https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2458f5c077dcc37a0b1fa88a39a4074e.pdf f1bcfccfb5559cef520d344e8224634b PDF Text Text • • ·. .. ( .. _ ·- _ .... 1 :.~-..'!. ..' t.'.: . KO~ "'· ~• SOCIETY JIBITIKO Tbe Home Yillionary IOCietJ cl Stfapeon church bad a ~ meetma at the home ot Yn. Elmer Windon on Union Ave., lllonc2&l ~ I ~.o whale oil Wf'r~ tor aoa p ma.klngand the nuwuftu:ture of lubrl nnta, but Ml»i LoJs Van BareD-tile llft'- i acnaUtJ l(ltl wtlb. a sm:lle that woo't t!BIU! ofl. Mllili Van Buren a &he l!Cinduclrrn Q1Wftl1 :.:4'he omcers of the Sugar Hun po thal makes the KhJthm Q1111!1U1 a btl where enr &bey appear and ~ Mlll and the Pomeroy Cet Block Company were brokt>n ~d attempts were made to k ihe safes In each , Monday I. • ,... .,8mp1oyeea of the two companle:; Ute audk-nce beatnr tor roore. Tbll II one ol the beat a&lraetions Of &k IUIOn. Eieetrlt Thea~tre WednCidaJ Ollly. lea.\'f!ll; ~ Jl'ltrcovered the ~ay morning attempted an-I or f.he Rb;ptbm Gl"Chtitri. and .,.. Ute tem- Try Tbe THANKSGIVING or SUNDAY Lunc:h or Dbiner ---.tT--· ELMHURST TAIVERN 2 Coune 75c: 3 Course $1.00 Chicken or Turkey a FULL LEASED JAPANESE TO Tftl~N~:T~~T o~~~~ PHESfNT OUTlOOKI TO DRIVE CHINESE ~g~::~~:~r:ti;i~~iMOST ~HHRING, .,~,easonalwa,mw•·•tn••·l cnvEHNOR ~~ 1 y~ SOUTH Of se.lS:~n ! .J ft . il Chinne Marshal Gather· iq Remnanb Of ,·Army Toaether durtna thl! l anow tf the 10'8.!. for today ty wea~he1 who 1a.1d Lhat heelwo'ula follow expected to drop to 28 dqrees. u.~ TO RESIST ATTACK roothall &:ltlflff Tracy and deputies who lEec:Uately :started an lnvestlgo.- S e ,thief or thieves had gained !,'rltr41nce to Ule nour mill office llliSugh a basement window nnd """' RO!l(> directly to thE' nfJicc. Acl!f'BI to the ot!lcP of the P 111Y!t·nv 'Oiment Black Compan.v "'as mllde Annual Thanks~rivina Game MIDDLEPORT HIGH SCHOOL -·-··-v··-...,.,-..,.,..-,.~ Ys POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL Tbunday, November 26, 2 P. M. Middleport Hi1h School Field M>j\!ISSION Students SOc; Adults SOe Thanksgiving NON ~SU PPORT ALLEGED ADVANCE TICKET SALE; Tkke&s on •le Taesda:r aad WedDHday at SmU.b CloVIIq' Store, Mlddlepori, New 'Yo'rk Clotblq lloase, Pomeroy. SPECIALS the I'Wib at the ll1lf JOIII' licllets DOW IUid &YOld pte. .BAKERS In prt:\'.10\lB beenUqutd.a.te uncommon to two IN MIDDLEPORT. 6Sc ~~~~T:~ ~~~~·c.~~~.~.... ISc M~~~a~:~~·-~~n~.S~c~ ..... .. J9c SA~~~~~~~~~~~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29C PI~r~~Pc~ .. .. .. .. . . .. . .. . lSc ' ·Ga;~:~~ D_•:.G~~~~~ ~~~- ........ 25c SWEET POTATOES llc 5 Pounds ... ... : ............ . SODA CRACKERS fresh, crisp 25c 2 Pound Box .... . ...... . . . ~:~~~~~~ -~~~~.~ -~0-FF~~-. . . OLEO, for Cooking or Tab!.~ Use, 2' Pounc!H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25C Ire or ore More New Merchandise at Sensational Prices. We Have Plenty Of Nice Beef and Pork ID Middleport. LE WITH EACH ARTICLE PURCHASED WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, WE WILL GIVE Double Stamps The Store For Men and Boya I ~~jl$.1;;~~-; "~:tto·~··:5~~l!~ $1.00 JE~~kages .... .... .. ... ... .. 25<: DE~g~0c!~~- ............... 29c pul!.~!Wo. 3 can . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1Oc or iii:.;::~•::::: number or liquidations In stab tor this month Ia only and that 'one of those banks Is to be reopened. about Lhe bu.nk~. o~u~~RS: -~rg_e_ St~nr~~~~c~. . . . . . Baker's an Otllo bank dllly, It was poln~.ed out. The 10venwr added that. the For That Thankagiving Feast We Have Some Very Fine Dressed Poultry • hasn't been Binee Nov. 1:1," the IJOVCr~ nor said he was t.old by b&nldna ttepartment omcials. ~- AT--- O UR Many Customers Sa.t\lrday, were glad to '~Cash In" on our Opportunity Sale that we were forced to wire for more Rotady-to-Weat, [Ladies' and Children's Coats and Dresses,] 1\lillinerv ' and Silk Hosiery. ,.· We also have bought Linens, [Cloth& and Sets] Kid Glo~es, Hand Bags, Silk Ungerie and Handkel"' chiefs. Expect it in not later than Wednesday, November 25th. , IQ \IJEATHER· t'Y Oenemlly fair ' and colder day fatr and oon\lnued cold. Wett Vlrg1nia- Palr and colder flUI 25, IH31 records • • • r!e.!l In rnountalna tonlcht. Tll,un~r WIRE OF INTERNATIO NAL NEWS SERVICE thett summoned • 'l •• t.. 1'1•- tbe M• .._, --~--· Plac:ea; Lit· tie Taken I !r, CJ II eonwlaolba. Slle II OM ol &J.a Bhythm Queat. Elec&rlcl .Willla.ea- used throughout J.;qroptaD countries. especially lo t11e manufacture 01 lord subMtltute,, uad the production ot IUt'h edible fall Ill maraarine. B~ ,..,en •• ................"" .... lmpro-.emeott In reftotnK procel84!1 l~ave l'eflulted In the ellmJoe.tlon ot the nsh;p tutt. 11> that It 11 wldeb Same Parties Probably ''"'~D L ''~9~'.J READERS NOTICE-If :rou w ...t Olice 'o l The Dall:r T......... eall ~L1 If t ... BuaiaMa OIJice ask ,.,.. 302-R. LMlleFkm~ofU..IIeli Glrl fnuiopd Orlgtnnll)' the prlu<'lpal Ul!et or U . ... s .. d ll _ _ __ ________ evenlnl.~ - 1" ,.q ,:.i.& T£ dl(,4 C"f . • 'l'UBSDAY, In I ·~ I •v lr~RM BURUU fHERUION ., ~~MENOMENT TO f~RM BOAR~ t ~AH EOU~lllHWN fEE �f :; run .y ,·";::!' ~!~W.~~~~~P:!1I1--·~ 'l'RIB~ .POJO:IUR'r ~ •· c.- <· oy, o : 1 - ' ~~ 111 !ftMII .. - """.. ""' pUI>II<>Oilon t.b'!)' ,. .. 1111, ~ )Mir n'll!' ~~ 1101' - r to oo lol!flt. ' ~·-;:· ' ·. ~ ' " ..,..•z ""'*lhm •Ill· .;,_:r,tll. f; " ._ 11; ~ r Dopt. van llall 111-L Oqe Year ., ..... f ·1" Jlx Months .Ill """" Molllhl . . . . . . . . . .LaG ODe Molllb .GUIDANCE-In all thy ways Orcl:eatr.. l 0C~ l BUSINESS ~~:;:~r#E. =::::£:~::::::·~ In l\======================:fr - Na.Lure Lowua The m~ who beCame a butcher because he was so Cond of &nlmal5. -,- ~..., I Mix-Up In Election Re.uma YQ•re ... You can't. blame a man for talkIna In hli sleep; l.hat'6 tbe proper time to do lt. • Soolal AeCfJIPPI.ilhmtPk 'T'h(l proud crook who trietl Ln play bif; son's cruninal reeoJ'd on Lhe phonograph. • NfT81DberZ7 Tbe Good Okt Daze Wooden ot Nature W~N.. York-<U8.8•860l & or course It's wrong to sell llqum The average dalry 1& the same as PIJl, J)ave Abnma, Ordl: fi :-\5 Bert but you can't expect the bootlcggeJ :; a Spa--They're both watering 1.41WII~ Orch:, 7:16 Bin& Croqy; t.o give it. away plao::es. 7:30 The Bo&ull S!lten , 7:45\ Mor Take It or Ileave lt. Ode to a Flea ton Down'!,; 8:30 March of T1Die, A three -dollar slicker Is a whole f1 Hadio Reprocf:ueUona; e :ts FootJom a sailor and see the wolld lot wo.nner Lban the ticket (OJ i\ nctes, Lo The Papant; 10 45 Tbe raccoon coat spa'n1ah Tenor; 11 Leon Belasco's Ace of Cads Vital St.411Ues Orch: 11 : l:\ Street Blflltr lJ : t5 The fellow who .sent his rich anTwo hoboes can ,oar twice as tasL <\nn Leaf; 12 Ben Bernles' Orch , 1 cle a bunch of forget.-me-not.s on as oue. • PoPUlar O<eh. Ius deat:n bed OW' Own Vaudeville ' WEA~New York (tl)t 3··00()) 6 Smlth~How in the wori.:'l did you pm, Popular Orch ; 6 f5 Th ':l BtebMomen&ftus Momenllo ever man~e to bon·ow tHty CCnL!i binstsoys; 7:30 Allee Joy; 7:46, Tne 1 When u mau wonic:!i so much , llom McPherson? Goldbergs, 8 Concert Orell, 9 Pop1 Brown----.I put up a s1l ve1 doll::u ular biub; 9•30 D8nce Prosram ; U1a t h1s toupee turns white as securrty. 10 3·0 Tbe&tef cl the Air; 11 lSI Excuse It. Please 1Vmcent ~u Orch, 12m Cab A dentiSt usually actds fifty per CaUoways Oreh, 12 30 Larry)cent to your bill It's t he surcharg-· 1Funk's Popular Dance Orch. on the uppe1 s und lawen; 1 VIJz-New York t3t9-760 6 \Pm Coon Bander's Orch; 6 4:\ Lo\\Our Own Vaudeville Tbc;.mas; 7 Am06 n' Andy; 7 .4& . Black-You say Smith Is llw- ~ It or Not ; 8.45 Blr.tc~s 01 1pecked'> B!lly Jonea and Ernie Blue-Yes, He had lock-Jaw and Popular Program ; 10 dido t find It out fo1· two months. Paul Whiteman's Paintment, 10 30 Clara Lu and Em; 10 45 Waves of Ft.nancial News Thel>t's nothmg dJmcult abo ut Melcdy; 11 ·30 Jack Denny's Orchc; 12 15am WIJliam Btoesa' Orch jmeetmg your bills The ha1d part wW-ctncinatl lol28-'l'OOJ 6pm 1~ to avoid them Old Man Bunahme; 6:45 Lowell E.xeruc 1atingpajn!Shejustcouldn'tgo. Thcma.s; 7 Am06 n' Andy, 'l 'tb A s uccessful man is a !elluw who Modern girls find Lyd1a E. Pir1kham'3 Singers; 8.~ Bl.sters of the can make enough money to satisfy Vegetable Compound a wond:riul bdp 9 The Cotton Queen; 9 '30 hJs second wife a nd Pil.Y al1muny to for hcadacMI ... ba~.;hches and cran•ps. , 10 DanceIIOorch; PJ.ogram; The his - - f11·st.. --- - - --------~'_-::::.:::::::::--::::::=====---· _.. W!~ cast on the 5Chool lev-y or for members of the Board of Education there The clerk Immediately pre81!nted a petition with ftve -elee· tors' names thereon and uo.oo aaktng for a recount of balloi.B A recount was made by the County Board of Election and a statement issued that tfo nUstelre was made In the count of the For•.st ' Run ballots, although 1t was said that the Minersville School dtatrlct showed more ballots than electors voItlliJ. A review ol the poll books and ballots cast, accordina' to th~ clerk of the Forest Run school board, ahows : First: That 36 bla.nk ballol.s have t f een t.om rom the Forest Run Beard of Education book, bu~ none or thf'..se 36 ballot.s can be found. It was reported tha.t ~~everal electors wm make amdavtt that they wrote names. on their ballots tor members of thr school board of that dlst.rict and they would pollitlvely know tbe ballot they voted. Ei!cond· That no Fore.11t Run ballots wer~ found In the Min-ersville precinct box, althouah one marked ballot and the unused ballots were ..,..-....,,.,...- ~ - - · 151 and • 30 ~~~~~~1 \DJVle Ensemble; 9 Billy Jones a nd Ernie Hare; to Paul Whlteman'ss ~ Pa.lntmen, 10 30 Cl11.1 a. I~u an dEm; 11 Carol Lee. l1 30 Russ Colwnlx. ; II 45 Jack Denny's Orch, 12 ICUl,m Holst's Orch Thursday, Novewber 26, 2 P. M. .biOMISSlON Silillfntil' ·~; . Adulto 50~ A.lJoVANCIE 'fi(JKI'!T SA.LE : 1'ickd"" on .snle 1 Wcdm.!Mday a t :Sg1ilh t~ lolriqg l'lothlnr l•outte. PomNoy. ,,,, ' Tues.y and . a~uid ' ere e tog on pportumty Bel..,. the Yean Old, Paaaea Away After Lone nne.. I ,I Parent Teacl.•ra .. is now going on~aPd never before has your money bought 11uch Values as these' To · Prote'at Move ohaqea. ft4A To aose "'""ee Williams Taken ·- Of Prob&tlon ~r. ~mittee Appointed to DraW R ...J • up e ut.._ Durlna the meetlnl of tht Pome• roy hilb acbool P.rent-Teethin Alloci.Uon at •....., Pomet'oJ bh•h -.u aehool auditorium, 'rUtild&Y ntaht, a''!!OIIlmltteft waa ll\])pOIDWci tdc _.,.. ] R~•dy.,To-W ·ear, MitlinerJ, :'Hositry, Haud · · ·~ Iinens, Hau_dkei~~ef~~ lmg~rie. th•[ ahtrUr ot that county came here far him, WE!Qne.:;iay momln&'. The ~rry county otftcla.l wa1 told of Carl WUltamb, C. 0. Brown and Wllliam Brown, who were arrested for stea.llng copper Wire trom local Imines and when he questioned WUltaQ}tl. who 15 held here for the next crarid Jury,. It waa revealed that the three bad stripped three mlnea In Perry eounty fA copper wire. durlns Thankellvlnl D&J, Thura- Tbe Brown brothers have been re.. day and Prlda.y. M¥8 Altona Bally turned to the West Virslnla pent• 11ve an lnterestma talk on ihe ,... tentlary at 14oundPllle to bealn oent 6eH Club CJolllnol "hlo:b m. oontnr a 11ve r&or oentence, ll'om Ollend&d 11 OOLWPINI!, which lhoy had OIC&pod, The lherltr ot Perry countr lett hero WOdnOiday about noon wllh ,,,.. tif. Everett who will be taken before a court In lhat oouilly to •newer t~ ae · 1 resolutlpb to bt p""'nted ·ta the Board of Melp •Countl Oomtnlllkmera requestlnl the retDit&te · ment of Harvey Prench u Probatton r of the junnlle court. Quite number of ml!mben of the o'rpn t40n were DrMeDt With ~~~"'· Barry . RoWih M'rs W A ton dpMOidtna. tnter --!ita ·art'tclt :.nce=.r ~-.: ~ ....__... =~~ta" ·' and "Methods of Ooall- .:OO'r'J= ~~:u!p ~!:!'. .. A (!ODUDittee wu alia 1ppoJnted to formulote plana lor 1110 onc:ourqo· men.t of eoclltl actnl• of the atu.dmto of Pomeroy hirh lchool. I I I '·~·:;,:·~~~-John / I· • hlll'lal 110011. • •J I ~ ~Pranen ore who 11 attend· I Mil! Catherln~ \! ' ::.e:X';:!,»-!... I H~~ ":;.;'~~= ~ \......., 011 M1lllllrry " "· porlv 011 Butt.rnut Bt. •• ~ • j ' .. ' · · ' ' " "1··~- ; ' , I • •Ill ... ""I ~ •' ' II " .' , I j ..\•'. ~oo·lldi!A ., several bt:a~ds of clgarettel" but1• p~.; .i " I I Lu.ckles. I amolle the"1 reqlil,~~lf :I:'( ,J •• hove to ~ kind to my thro~. . 1/eatn!~ ', this from 11\Y previous stageleJ!P8fianlla.• ·i . "· ... *Stat4Nn Ia Mla1 Fnnc:ls' .. t PaiJ Your !~prqved Ce~l·p~,a'JI_~ , ~ wrap"'r l1 •plendld. A· (UP,,,o~ 1fi•I :• ..1! ll41 II tab an .. !! 1 optn. · · · ··' · - ·i · '· ~ ~ , . ' ,,. . . ... -~ . 4u a. . ,_, I •' '- 4 \ ~, } ' > ' ~ • 'I .... ~ II -~~· ,,..' ' ~ ~.-...· :...· ! • PDlcl to M1ufn1t1d1 fO IQk•hcaboYe•to ......... Mlu '"-rtdt hot o llllOker of LUClY SlltltJ: clgarettu fM 5 ~n. Wa ~• ' ~· fqttilh,.JKibl~ith toheJIMMII to WefMI'tro... ' ,...IIIMI to"'' • •••••• of the flnett taiMcco• Crop1 -WCKY STRIKE prOtection of the Procatllt,,,whlch In- .... "I ' toasted'' · ts ~ •• ·" tigrHtoucce11 on her ftlm debut, ond oM's frrtt.tt•n-!PIIIIt ." ' .... • • of LUCIO£$ &.to cha,...t along to even bigger things. She It ani>' of We....,. lra1e' bri;htoat alan. I ,. ........................... 1 - rwervltl Tho tall brun- beauty - ' . ,I go,.. wUI be D4 - . &ict ·' wto.n Kooy , , . _ loft tiNo •loge ond one Paied In th. HoHywood ormy, pleturea got o I•' .-, '*'" ~ ~ , , rll<''/1 · Vvu IIIIIIJ' - 111--•t.<t In k!MJWiag tflat !tOt on• cenl ~ ' ' ~ Thro~ P_r•l!!!l'l.,-~!!1~, .' -t ··: . my throat~' ~ Ohio thllveralt)' at Athena ~~::~•-:, ~0::' eame home Wedn,ootla7. Mill VIr- ~th latl --.• I aiD1a Coe aooomp&nled her and wiD ,...MrsreJoh:e~ aod 111'1 Hor be her aueot over Thanksilvllf8. teJWC ·Eppllna and two · iq • I ' .-.... Vadilh and lrknd . .... t I ·klncJ., to short vlalt relaltYCI at Wooate~ nd M · a rs. 0 pt,wen ot I atk· erabum, w-ere pests of Yr. and Krs. P'r ed Rayburn. Sunday. Mrs Pred Hom and chllthen went to Nelsonvllle, WedQesda.y tb I'IP"nd 'I1lan-..t..t.... wtth -'-t.&.-.! ,...~. Mnl. Otorp B.lahop returlli.d to !:''-'~.~u,. Wedne:Bdy. after a r-,w /" .U,t -with IJr. '&nd Mn. nm B!lhop. ' Mr. and Mn. E. H. Korrts motored &o Parll:eerbul'(t', Wedlletda.v, t., br11'18 their daqh~r. Allee. who I attends school there, home r(\ .. Thanksglvlna and Ute remalndll' at ...,..H... ...,, .~fl T0 Pike Countv ehlldnn re<umOd TU-y otter a wllh 'lbe ahertff o/ Pike county and 'a 1cputy ume ~re Tueaday afternoon f,cr ChflrJee Wllllam.!l to return him ~ that county to answer to ~ ch r hlt 8kl arre 0 - P drtvlr.-1. William& appeared the com'Tlon plaes court hereIn TUesday to answer .to an inditj r'-l.t. of 1ul.lh.hl~<~ 11 riot ~nd W\l& ~'t:.~ orr his o't\+n tecarnli4nce by the court. He' wa.~ blcked up a 11~ort time later and held tor the offtcens or Pike county Wllllama Ia accused ot atrlkJri~: re.sldents of Waverly tn hlll car sev2 ral weeki alo, rat.ltn~ to stop. The 1teeftse number of Williams car was the week ) obtained and a warrant wa.s Jssued · for bla arrest. Williams clai~d he Rev. Pather Robben of OornJnr waa on hbJ wa:v to Oolumbua where , came Tuesday to Ulllt in the Party 1 hla wlte was ill tn a hoeottal there )::ch.Devotton at .. l!J&ored Heart .' hav · ., . -. be - · •nd LONGIIOT1'0il lliAN ' ml with - - - · · 1011• ; L.' H. Partlow of Lo...~ apond Tb-•lnl will• lllr. IDd, In-law and dallll\ter llr. and Mn .... ~ by Coolpta':Sa Balloy - · WDI. Wot.aon. 1E. IC. !Jpplneott tbere 'l)ieeday and ' lH'OUihi to ~ • Bernard McBrtcte of t,op.n and Ben 8talder oC Nelloavllle wu a j ehniJ 'IOU here. of 01• Albert Pron• who oro att.Ddlnl lbtl8lness visitor hero Wednesday. llull IU!d bottoey wtU - l y bo Oblo state Ulll-.lty eome Wed· lilt. ODd Mrs. P. 11:. Btanlay -~ ; , ftloci ·I!Pibat tilrn u 11 1a alloi&d he ~ to apond Tlwllrlllvlnr wllh IWedneldoy !rom lbe lllllor llat om , ',mlatrnl&d iiiJ famlll . Be Will be Mr. IPd Mro. ld l'rUI an4 fll!llly Mulberry Avenue to the Luot proe , .,liven i ,, ' l Cleveland, came home Wednel(l.a)' to spend Thanklaivtng with hte parents, Mr and Mrs. (Jeorp Danlels. Mrs Jo.seph Beegle of OaiUpoUs came TUesday to spend a rew day~ wlth Mrs Norma Goodwin Mr and Mn Wallac" Glenn or Nelsonville Mr and M Olen I ' · rs. Chaae and eon ot Huntlnllton anJ( MIJS Helen Loch&ll' ot Columbus, came Wednellday to &pend Thanks livtna With Mr. ana Mn. PRtl1ck Lochary on Lincoln HUI. 1 )lr. ODd Mn. Ralph Butler ol ColumbWJ, a.re vlattlna' Mrs. But· l•r'o poronta, llr. and lin. Albert Orueser. Mr. and Mrl. VIctor oHrbl ec't are announctna: the birth 0.1 an ellht pound dlurhlfr, Weoneadlyl Oha'*"" ,, a Mrs• Pt'tner h:eS F0IIOWing ' Fall .. &INIOa BlGII AIIIMBLY An usembly of the skldentl of Pomeroy h1lh aohool wu held m the Senior his:h achool audJtorlum, Wednesday momlns. Macdalene Pick aave a most tnterestJQB talk which waa followed by aeyeral IIOllfiS from the Glee Club under the dJrectton ol Mi.!IB Ohlina:er, n was announced at tb.e aaaemb)y that. there would be no' achool Opportunity Is Here..Visit Ollr Store NOW! • immunized -·-- = Pers-onals • wai a In Wr e c k Everett Wanted In p erry County s tore, Middleport, New Yurk puy )'O'u1 iickt:ls now and . VICtiM al POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL IN CHILLICOTHE Former Meigs Man a Sp(<"ial fast freight on lh3 Mlsse uri-Paclfic taking live-stock from Ia St. Lctits show t.o Chlcaao where -) many or the boTIJes were to oe ex. Mu!, Maltlda Parker, 88 years of hlblttod at the International Llve1Sie, died at he-r hom ~ in Miners- Btock ~how.• The American Legion Auxiliary ville Tuesday evening from lnflrmiMr Krld~r as well as other victies of o11 are timl!l of the wreck were In the car8 m et TueSday eventns at their new Sht.: Is survived bY four children Rs groome 'lt the valuable animals hall on Court street. It was a very Wllllam Parker of Buchtel. Mrs The value cf the horses in the train interesting meeting with a. 8ood at ~ Laura Hayman ot Mlneravm~. Lor- alon~. amounted t.o more than tendanct•. The new president, Mrs enao Parker of Columbus and Mtsa million dollars S<!ven men were Jessie Boudashelt, prea1ded. Amanda Parker of Cincinnati A killed 15 others serlously Injured Plans were made to nx Chrtst- grandson, Dwisht Parker whom At least,to htrh prtced horses were I Dl8l boxes for the tto1s in th~ boe- she raised from t.nfo.ncy and sev- de.stroyea and many others lnjund. pitals at Athens and Oaillpoli'L eral otber arandchlldren and areat __._ The . followina resolution w a • ,a:~ . Will ~lder, Georp Krl4M, ~rs. , Jl'S 6t · • · ~ · ~ '' n1to tunerai &~li:es will ~ held Wlll Vlp.r and Mrs. Dana Moo ln-u:-much ., the .omee. or Ootu\- ~t the residence Friday at z_ o'clock left! Wedn~ay ,and Mrs Sam Bel· ty J'robil,tion 0ftlcer '• N1 Mnpol;'tant an1 burlttl In Otlmcre cemetery in lers, Mr. and Mra John Sellen, Mr. part rJf. the Child Wullare Work 11• cbaqe ot Flnaterwald undertakers and Mrs. John Dutry , Mrs Thomas the State ot Ohio, and as tt hM __ Dutry and- ErnNt Dutry wm leave been suases.ted that such orBce be Thui!Bday morning tor Delaware, all abolished in Me IRS County. there I t :l attend the funeral of Jacob tore: K1Jder. who was kUled in a ra.U· BE IT RESOLVED by the Unit to roaq wreck early Monday morning Drew Webster Post No. 39, Amer1 in Missouri. ean Legion. That we are oppost!d to Roy Evere\t, who waa arrested by the abolition or the omce of county Athena county omcers Monday. wa~~ Probation Ofllcer in Mel11 County, returned to Pomeroy Tuesday to Ohio. a.nawer to charges of chicken et:eaiThe prize box donated by Mrs. ina. Everett was alles;ec1 to have David Goodwin, son of Mrs Ben Neutrlinll was won by Mr&. commltte<i aeveral chicken robber- Norma Goodwin, who hll.8 been 111 otto Krelbbihl. tea 1n the netahborhood of Hysell from a Ught case of tonsUltls, is The hoeteuea ror the eveninB Run wheN!l he fonnerJy UYed. abl} to be out qain. were· Mrl. Loull Stevena, Mn. OftLoer1 of Melp county were w A Saxton was a businua vlaAten Shatn and Mn. Ralph on.. ootllled that Everett wu wanted ltor at Portland, Tueaday. ..-. In Perry -.ty lor peiiJ 1...--y lloier Danlolo who Ia ••tendlnl charp~ on an lncUotment an4 Weatem Reserve Medical colltp 1n .... where ital· ex.. Women'a Or•anization Pa.aea Resolution• Deplor.. ina Prop-t MIDDLEPORT HIGH SCHOOL =:::::z::~ his ' I The Annual Thanksgiving G•me lf!sh Schoo! Field ~- Health Stnce 1 Football ~iddleport I Auxiliary Objects Minersville Lady ~::.:~:. ,.,m.r Gertrud• or a.: v·ICt'IM 0 f Old -Age "" bEcause wr:oock Ia said to have occurrT0 ACt A.LAI' ~ ISa,.Dg or a raulty ran while lhel Office ,.,, ,,..,.h, with . . . .,. wa• ,.... Probatl00 Mrt. Matilda Parker, 88 (.JIIniJ at a sixty mile an hour cllp Twenty cars left ralls. It was Cap&; Orch. 12 Hotel Orch; 12:15 ii ...,. .••••••••••••••••••••-~!111'!!"!,1 Stoess' WJR-Det.rolt 1400-7501 6pm Town TalJ,, 6 15 The eVIvetc-::1-s; '1 Amos n' Andy; 7:15 Ernie Holst's! Orch, 8 Po)lular Progam, B.. 30 Vir=~~ aon, 0 H :::::ti:~!:onfr~at~o~~iio~ --------- I t Schs00IdDF18 nc$25 ooolw ue or I I acknowledge Jle shall direct thy path•.-Proverbs 3:6. US GJVE THANKS--Bie•sing, and glory, and , thanksgiving. and honour, and power, and t unto God for ever and ever.-Revelation 7:12. Of Several ma: Exc:ue li. PleaR Wheu a man La me.rrietl. thetc :> 1 nn • use talking._ • , .' - )OIIiLe _ .and = PH MU.:11NG family . 'I ht s y p u l.i t'... ·r.t:.:JY. G..t.. Mn Lucy Boca:us lett ~pc. lb li ul Mld :!l p~.or t rn- 1,1 u ?tV day mor.11n1 tor Kanau t{"ltlf J• tll t1i!t 1U l' tl.t ) lH.lhUi; .. ~ \.I~. I Miaaourl, aht will Ylslt II!Ver- ft ht BaplH Ct)U c hIll MljdlfiJUil ttl WHks wlt.h Mr and &C,rl. TOm -· to IIUTir. UIJ llt\UCst l/1 lllt! 0!110 B I Grant Y P u c( m~:•Jtum ~>.Juth 1:. tu t~ ) M•l! Robtrt Smith ot colwnbul htld 1ot Yv 1m~ tu.:n U.L l<~st ~.o! 111u Is ht:rt! to f.pend 'fhanlt.IIIVinB wlitb wt-ek Iher !ilster Mills France11 SJDith and (.tht-1 relatives. DfNNf.R PAICTt 1 l:.alllh Dobbs will lEave the lut Ml und Mrs J..lm K bnuth 1 11 of the week for Columbua for a v.lait. tul.li.'led wlth a s1x u llutk u uuw1 Mr ~ C E. LaehEr and datil hte r par .• fw•sth•v . w.:nrng at thtlt Helen or Rutland vieited Mrs. M. C. hvme err Sc..utl1 Elxth Aw·nue The Welch 'J uesde.y h : nnr I'!UE'SU! v..tn Mr an1 Mrs Mr and Llrl! M I McCarty mer Fred POIIll ~ und c!JJluarr ,ormer .'.. 1.."0 LO Huntington Wednea:ia}l fJi ruldtmi.J! nu\1 or liUtHus bring Mrs Ora Hayes &Del J . •· ..,.. "" -M£aclows herJ! 1.0 spend Tbankll~._-. J M• and M r~ Ph lll p Mt rnhart 1''•g -""" ~ ed'I'tle llineravllle votina precinct ~~:.::s.Point Pleaaant for Ul~ :~ll=e"ea;!!:~ttsmo::d cm~~n conslatlnl of Leglon·, ILtT~:~h::m:~==:~s:~ will q>end Thank"gl\ll )K vnth Dr ~Tu~;aaayn~orMr;k!~m~h:c~:. ~= ; Is composed of ftve school dlatl'tcl.\ Switzer and anoLher boy were tn- 16 days. )1\ft,. tal ts 1 h entered T ue&daf njabt. !ilercban- 8 A MrCullough a nd lamll y of ~d lhe week elld - • "' and acccrdio,a: to a further state· jured when a tree ten on them Mr Ztlher, bom June 10, 118'7. e arrancemen n c arte dlse, such as 1peJ.rtns appartl and I Bastlan ~pen · ment of the c'erk of t.he Forest while they were witnessing the tOQt in Pomeroy, was reared and spint or Ew1.nl have not beef ;CQrnplet.ed l.ci&arettea waa iaken. Mr and Mu: OC'rald V RJpc uJ 1 - .,. Run school board, the recoWlt of ball game. It was claimed that the nearly hla entire life there, wtMre f· Cowtty oftlcenl investiJ&ted the Akron wllllipend Thanksgtvml( wrlh i Mr~ Elizabeth Huber, Mn. x.en., . the votes tor the dl&tricta, wert as bese or the tree had been burned h e attended J;he pubUc acboob. trobbery Wednesday mom1ng and Mr and Mr~ Val H Reynolds. IHuber Mrs Mary Huber. Jobn·:::., toUoWJ. Mlnenville, 151 elect.or~o by a ftame, shortJy before the zame, Leaving school be learned tbe maIrei)Clrted that the thieve:. had en- An °Y 5lel 'ltr pptl Will bl;o held Starlt and AirrM Huber v~ ' jJ voted, 116 voting yes on. the .Shtte which caused the tree to fall. chlnilte trade 'and. became an Ul fered throUJ'h the Cront door o! the for !he Royal Neighbors and their IChall M Huber at Athens, TUes'" participathm question , 31 \'Otinl no Switzer says in t he petition ftled pert In hls chosen trade, WPJ:kinl room by bre&lrlni the KlUs No families and lh f Wudma .l and day. and 31 blank ballots, maJunK a to- that severa.l bones in one lea: were tor the Pomeroy Machine ~ . ,I clues were discovered by the ontceFs their famili es at lh.: Woudman tal of 1'18 balloU. or 21 morE than ctU&hed causing permanent lnJur- ror yelLl"' untll Amerk:a's eotnnee Hall, Frlc:lay evening e lectors vot1111; Forest RWl, 36 ies about the leg ana lower part ot into the world war. when he en- A•. . :...,ther of Mra. Hen- 1' TAKES BOY AWAY. Emily Wallace of Charl!!J~t cn arelectun. voted, no balllJts cast: the body The action was broulht Hated. • Proba.Uon omcer Harvey Jt1ench rlved Wednesday for a \\t>ek 5 \ISH Banner, no eh!ct.ors voted and no In the United States District Court Owln& to hls knowledl~ of mathOI'De Faila to Rally A.f- Look Byron White, Apple orove led .,.lth Miss Vhlan Smith. ~ 11 at HUntington Mr.s Ella Reichman returneQ 1to th e BoY&' Industrial ~SChool at• Monda)! .... at& cast· WUIIams, ,no elect ot:; · ~::hlnery, he waa rushed po&t-bu&tt.- H'ap 'ft. Brolo: en rrom Ok lahoma en~. Ok- 1 , )voted and no ballot§ cut; ByracW!e to the scene of conmct 1n stuope ~ · ILancaster, Wednesday. Th~ bt.y la homa, where she has bet'n vis1tlnl i wnuams, 3 electors voted and 8 where he served untll the closr. ot Mrs. A. Pltn;:d'i'ed.at ' the hofl\e 'WLS sentenced to that 1nstJ.tutlOO her daujJ:hter for sometime ballots cast. • • t.be war OurinB th.la time, he \IR" td her 1101'1-ln-l&w a~d . 'Qau(h~r. frvm the Juvenile court. here ror Mrs H Hennet:~y has returned from 'ltte people oi th 2 Pcrcst Run derwent SCime harrowtnr e........ 1.. " ' '· and v... H. L. ' Hen••om'e d'llnqueney. c 01 b h h schcol dldrid Bre in a quandary as ences one ot which wu wit~. ~ WI um U'l "' ere s e underwen t an • t d bo • Wednesday mOrntna, Nov. 25. cperatior. lor the remov"l of t.onto wna to o a ut the matter in t -the extinction of the entire eam• Sometime 880 she tel~ down !lOme 0 R Bmith left Wedriesday to sHs and ror eye treatment at the order to have thelr school continue Jacob Krider 21 Yean Old pany of eight or ten men wttb. stairs and fractured her hlp and spend ThankaJl'iUll- wittl reJatJves Mt carmel hCISpttal as they have only untll November K'U d . ' , • whom he was workiDI when 1 Qer- tlu been contlned to her bed since at Jackson. , Mr ami Mrs H H McCormick 28 to file a petition w!th the com1 e an Tram Craah man shell exploded in tbelr m~t. the accident. She wu 81 years ot w A Drake we{lt 1.o Clzveland Of Columbu.'i arrived Monday e~ni mon pleas judg~ of Mtillll county, in MiNOuri he alone escaptnc. aae. The funeral services wHI be I Wednesday to spend Thanksglvina lng for a vlslt hf,re wUh the lat.LcntcsLmg the election It flas been The rlgol'll of war so undermlned tJ,,eld lJl thl!f' Ew , lnJ luneral home 1with hom~ folks · I tcr s parents, Mr 3 ,11 Mr.. J H announced that a letter requesting On o1 the vlctJms In t he dlaa&· lntormaUo~ . to what acUon to tal« trcus rallrol\d wnck which Willi! f t 1 • in the matter has been mailed to publi:;;hed m The Dally Trlbwte of ' ' Clarence J. Brown, Secretaty of Mondav's issue, "A'a& a former Stat:.•, and nothlng further wUI be Metg.s County lad. " • • done about the matter until his adJacob Krider, 21 years old, a. aon " " vlce Is rt"<:eived. nt Charles Krider who now Uvea at Delaware, was lr:Uied Hia mother eome wtlb qo. lU6'7 atudentl ot the MeiC& county _ • Mr. Ze1ber married M1u Helen !IChools ; were lmmunbed Monday 1 j • ll!ltelnbacb of Pt. Pleal&nt., who, and ;ruetday by Dr. J C Smith of Hu Citizen• I -,pth OM JOWl& BUilt . survlws Lh~ State Depa~tPt ~~f Health. . . I n.. d R I ll K. Pomero•aw. fM.ber relat.iYel &l't mother Mn II.I!Si.sted by the- ~y nealth cornCommunattea n "'"'an ary; eau ta Show I e Jl WD , . . . , ADclrttr A.. zelher, who h.u been mialllooe1', Dr. l!:llla aad county Mietake Made By Some One ' \ Paue1 Away At cru!ci.IIJ ill for sometime. hi& fa- ht.alth nurse. M118 Naom.t Owl'ns ttJtU, Andrew A . Zelher and one Dr Smith will n~turn to th18 - - - -- - • John Switzer Filea Suit u Olp lilr.cnber. Jacob J . Zelher, all of count.y within about two ~~reekr; 11nu An allesed m~.X-up ln the votes of tound In the Syracuse va!Lse, a. votReault of lnjuriea Re-----' Pom.eroJ any pa~nt wtehlna: their chUd or the MinErsville preclnct. aL the re-I ~reciolCt aoout 3 mUe& u.t.ti of • eel Gam He member of Pome1oy children may &end ceav at e t...;a- No. 114, P. & A. M , Pome- permit to the teacher and it wm be .. nI No vem.. r .IecIIon, may res ult Mlnetevllle. --.. vo"' '·~ '. rd That · ~.u• ...-.. e•-tors ""' ~ H d 8 Jn Jm-1--..1 ...,... roy C_.la~r. No. 80. R. A M, Bos- aunt! at ·•· ""-t t.llne. 1n the Forest Run School Dlatrict from Syracuse-Williams achool diaPt Pleasant, W Va., Nov . 2&a een • ,_..rwu wort.h OOUncU No. fCI, R & S Y , Retum Ob.io VaDe)' COmmandery No 24. THANKSGIVING I!IERVIt;t:H loaJDi partlclpotion at the EquaU- trlct and that eight ballots wErt As a result of injurlea received at utJcm Pund of the State for thll caat. .he OaiUpoU8...Polnt Plea&ant tootF W Jt. T aDtt A)J.ml.s Shrine A A 0 At St. Paul Lutheran Church t.Ontinuation of I!Chools, It ha~; been Fourth: That no ballot& were ».II g:ame at Potnt Pleasant last rom ar N, e.' ~t Waahiqton, D. C. Thuraday evenina at 7 30 o'clock broua:ht to Uaht here. CLWlttd trom ~he Banr. ~ r district rhanUaJvin& Day, John E Bwlt· · l;le waa allo a member or Drew , All are heartily mvlled t.o 11tt. nd The clerk or the Board of Educa- altboueh tlve. electors wm malt!! ur of Oatllpolll hiUI ftled suJt Mr Raymond A. Zelber pa.asad Wtblhr Polt American Lewioll and tton ot the Porest ftWl dlt.trlct re- 1afftdavlt to the ef!ecl. thnt the" vot- aoliWlst the Independent school d18- away at the Veterans' holp11&l •t or lhe ··-rt• STORE &OBBED 6'U ~ et Eltrh•.., " an or, I v..-alr ' - 1 ' - - ' l ' e !. News Is:I M~ NSUCCUMDS:.:.a~r:~~ ..:.~~~ )l~::=:.,to~llh~~im:~~ State Aid For Sch00 •t • a,. Job p. MeQbury ___ 1111-a Fore'"s't •Run "M a·y Lo·seiRAYMOND 'l[IH[R~ rsr~~~.:~;~s;~:!~~~~:r.~I Mlddleport - Maybe X'm Wrong Tbe Su A air! never really knows hu\1' II·~ Woyne Kull'a Orcll; II 15o-m Uttle ahe cans tor her :ftance uni.U 1'0d V(..,..• Orcb: 12:40 Tf<et Hoahe hal the rin8 appralaed. l&n't: Daaee Orch wrAK-oleveland. <310-lO'lO) a A well known aoclal worker says Pepcf Orcb, e: :15 FooLb&ll Seorea. that. what this country need-a Is fl · ~ .Jat:lt Turner. t ·too Tlle St.eb-- 60lter seats ln patrol waaons b.lnl Bo78, '1 Gene and OJenn ; 1' · 30 4\lice 3D7; '1 '46 The .OOidbe(Bs: 8 'VtlaJ 8latlatk• R'l"/' v,l\«'> Or.,. , ., Dr•matk: There'd be fewer divon;e& 11 mote lty..tc.tlt; I 30 Sherlock Holmes; 10 people would atay mo.rrted . Pb'tJUJar1..Dance Orch ; u ·u Tom Warlna ,n.ao Kay Kyser'a Orch : Social Ace0111pllshment.l 12 Mtdni&ht Melodlell ; ll 301Llll Em Living wiLhl.n yow t•oonuna~c ~ eraon am aod His Popular Dance income. COIIf.liiY Oblo l J. U Ll.l and am; Jl Bma erc.bf; u : t5 Daeam Bhtp; 11 10 Morton Down !y ---- 'ftPt IJAPC!' f'J,!III!IIING uo Ba~d: 8:80 .Kat. Sn!llb: t Tlio Bar'"'· 9"30 ' - eu.-,~ 10:"" 0 . 1!001141 ueoljlql r.nd dOI!$11 In flieD!• ... IJtt"'"lf*h'l;)!!"" p.. . . ld. 0" ~~ Qlflo: IIDI<mble: 10 I I Tlie oypalil; IO :tll lmle Bollt'o ----. Ordl: 12 Tho Kina'> Oreh; U :lll&m Orcbntra. WON-cbl<afO (tlU·'f»l 1 PBI ""'""' ltldr: 1:11 Huoljl "'"": 1:~ The o-; a;rl Alii !1'~·· iil'f• f!l!"'ll !f~r-.; •~*"' !"' """" ~nrrA lint~ Po 1 plll\lf~ -~ 01110. __-;--_ - -,......,..... W&DMBB(IAT, l{AINIU'a. . :11, lilt ...-_ ..: MOISTURI•t'ROOf CELLO'PHANI .....,.,.,..,_...,...,.. ...__...... ··---....,wllh,..... .....1hellnhl• ......,.... . . . . . Zlfi-AIIfl IC'SfiPIDI . pa+r•· HoW tlown.,.. - . ,..... ... Un.... l ............. UICA'Y .............. ,'1 Qo~±.llpt'I1MII'• ~ .. +ULp ..... . •• ., .: �f :; run .y ,·";::!' ~!~W.~~~~~P:!1I1--·~ 'l'RIB~ .POJO:IUR'r ~ •· c.- <· oy, o : 1 - ' ~~ 111 !ftMII .. - """.. ""' pUI>II<>Oilon t.b'!)' ,. .. 1111, ~ )Mir n'll!' ~~ 1101' - r to oo lol!flt. ' ~·-;:· ' ·. ~ ' " ..,..•z ""'*lhm •Ill· .;,_:r,tll. f; " ._ 11; ~ r Dopt. van llall 111-L Oqe Year ., ..... f ·1" Jlx Months .Ill """" Molllhl . . . . . . . . . .LaG ODe Molllb .GUIDANCE-In all thy ways Orcl:eatr.. l 0C~ l BUSINESS ~~:;:~r#E. =::::£:~::::::·~ In l\======================:fr - Na.Lure Lowua The m~ who beCame a butcher because he was so Cond of &nlmal5. -,- ~..., I Mix-Up In Election Re.uma YQ•re ... You can't. blame a man for talkIna In hli sleep; l.hat'6 tbe proper time to do lt. • Soolal AeCfJIPPI.ilhmtPk 'T'h(l proud crook who trietl Ln play bif; son's cruninal reeoJ'd on Lhe phonograph. • NfT81DberZ7 Tbe Good Okt Daze Wooden ot Nature W~N.. York-<U8.8•860l & or course It's wrong to sell llqum The average dalry 1& the same as PIJl, J)ave Abnma, Ordl: fi :-\5 Bert but you can't expect the bootlcggeJ :; a Spa--They're both watering 1.41WII~ Orch:, 7:16 Bin& Croqy; t.o give it. away plao::es. 7:30 The Bo&ull S!lten , 7:45\ Mor Take It or Ileave lt. Ode to a Flea ton Down'!,; 8:30 March of T1Die, A three -dollar slicker Is a whole f1 Hadio Reprocf:ueUona; e :ts FootJom a sailor and see the wolld lot wo.nner Lban the ticket (OJ i\ nctes, Lo The Papant; 10 45 Tbe raccoon coat spa'n1ah Tenor; 11 Leon Belasco's Ace of Cads Vital St.411Ues Orch: 11 : l:\ Street Blflltr lJ : t5 The fellow who .sent his rich anTwo hoboes can ,oar twice as tasL <\nn Leaf; 12 Ben Bernles' Orch , 1 cle a bunch of forget.-me-not.s on as oue. • PoPUlar O<eh. Ius deat:n bed OW' Own Vaudeville ' WEA~New York (tl)t 3··00()) 6 Smlth~How in the wori.:'l did you pm, Popular Orch ; 6 f5 Th ':l BtebMomen&ftus Momenllo ever man~e to bon·ow tHty CCnL!i binstsoys; 7:30 Allee Joy; 7:46, Tne 1 When u mau wonic:!i so much , llom McPherson? Goldbergs, 8 Concert Orell, 9 Pop1 Brown----.I put up a s1l ve1 doll::u ular biub; 9•30 D8nce Prosram ; U1a t h1s toupee turns white as securrty. 10 3·0 Tbe&tef cl the Air; 11 lSI Excuse It. Please 1Vmcent ~u Orch, 12m Cab A dentiSt usually actds fifty per CaUoways Oreh, 12 30 Larry)cent to your bill It's t he surcharg-· 1Funk's Popular Dance Orch. on the uppe1 s und lawen; 1 VIJz-New York t3t9-760 6 \Pm Coon Bander's Orch; 6 4:\ Lo\\Our Own Vaudeville Tbc;.mas; 7 Am06 n' Andy; 7 .4& . Black-You say Smith Is llw- ~ It or Not ; 8.45 Blr.tc~s 01 1pecked'> B!lly Jonea and Ernie Blue-Yes, He had lock-Jaw and Popular Program ; 10 dido t find It out fo1· two months. Paul Whiteman's Paintment, 10 30 Clara Lu and Em; 10 45 Waves of Ft.nancial News Thel>t's nothmg dJmcult abo ut Melcdy; 11 ·30 Jack Denny's Orchc; 12 15am WIJliam Btoesa' Orch jmeetmg your bills The ha1d part wW-ctncinatl lol28-'l'OOJ 6pm 1~ to avoid them Old Man Bunahme; 6:45 Lowell E.xeruc 1atingpajn!Shejustcouldn'tgo. Thcma.s; 7 Am06 n' Andy, 'l 'tb A s uccessful man is a !elluw who Modern girls find Lyd1a E. Pir1kham'3 Singers; 8.~ Bl.sters of the can make enough money to satisfy Vegetable Compound a wond:riul bdp 9 The Cotton Queen; 9 '30 hJs second wife a nd Pil.Y al1muny to for hcadacMI ... ba~.;hches and cran•ps. , 10 DanceIIOorch; PJ.ogram; The his - - f11·st.. --- - - --------~'_-::::.:::::::::--::::::=====---· _.. W!~ cast on the 5Chool lev-y or for members of the Board of Education there The clerk Immediately pre81!nted a petition with ftve -elee· tors' names thereon and uo.oo aaktng for a recount of balloi.B A recount was made by the County Board of Election and a statement issued that tfo nUstelre was made In the count of the For•.st ' Run ballots, although 1t was said that the Minersville School dtatrlct showed more ballots than electors voItlliJ. A review ol the poll books and ballots cast, accordina' to th~ clerk of the Forest Run school board, ahows : First: That 36 bla.nk ballol.s have t f een t.om rom the Forest Run Beard of Education book, bu~ none or thf'..se 36 ballot.s can be found. It was reported tha.t ~~everal electors wm make amdavtt that they wrote names. on their ballots tor members of thr school board of that dlst.rict and they would pollitlvely know tbe ballot they voted. Ei!cond· That no Fore.11t Run ballots wer~ found In the Min-ersville precinct box, althouah one marked ballot and the unused ballots were ..,..-....,,.,...- ~ - - · 151 and • 30 ~~~~~~1 \DJVle Ensemble; 9 Billy Jones a nd Ernie Hare; to Paul Whlteman'ss ~ Pa.lntmen, 10 30 Cl11.1 a. I~u an dEm; 11 Carol Lee. l1 30 Russ Colwnlx. ; II 45 Jack Denny's Orch, 12 ICUl,m Holst's Orch Thursday, Novewber 26, 2 P. M. .biOMISSlON Silillfntil' ·~; . Adulto 50~ A.lJoVANCIE 'fi(JKI'!T SA.LE : 1'ickd"" on .snle 1 Wcdm.!Mday a t :Sg1ilh t~ lolriqg l'lothlnr l•outte. PomNoy. ,,,, ' Tues.y and . a~uid ' ere e tog on pportumty Bel..,. the Yean Old, Paaaea Away After Lone nne.. I ,I Parent Teacl.•ra .. is now going on~aPd never before has your money bought 11uch Values as these' To · Prote'at Move ohaqea. ft4A To aose "'""ee Williams Taken ·- Of Prob&tlon ~r. ~mittee Appointed to DraW R ...J • up e ut.._ Durlna the meetlnl of tht Pome• roy hilb acbool P.rent-Teethin Alloci.Uon at •....., Pomet'oJ bh•h -.u aehool auditorium, 'rUtild&Y ntaht, a''!!OIIlmltteft waa ll\])pOIDWci tdc _.,.. ] R~•dy.,To-W ·ear, MitlinerJ, :'Hositry, Haud · · ·~ Iinens, Hau_dkei~~ef~~ lmg~rie. th•[ ahtrUr ot that county came here far him, WE!Qne.:;iay momln&'. The ~rry county otftcla.l wa1 told of Carl WUltamb, C. 0. Brown and Wllliam Brown, who were arrested for stea.llng copper Wire trom local Imines and when he questioned WUltaQ}tl. who 15 held here for the next crarid Jury,. It waa revealed that the three bad stripped three mlnea In Perry eounty fA copper wire. durlns Thankellvlnl D&J, Thura- Tbe Brown brothers have been re.. day and Prlda.y. M¥8 Altona Bally turned to the West Virslnla pent• 11ve an lnterestma talk on ihe ,... tentlary at 14oundPllle to bealn oent 6eH Club CJolllnol "hlo:b m. oontnr a 11ve r&or oentence, ll'om Ollend&d 11 OOLWPINI!, which lhoy had OIC&pod, The lherltr ot Perry countr lett hero WOdnOiday about noon wllh ,,,.. tif. Everett who will be taken before a court In lhat oouilly to •newer t~ ae · 1 resolutlpb to bt p""'nted ·ta the Board of Melp •Countl Oomtnlllkmera requestlnl the retDit&te · ment of Harvey Prench u Probatton r of the junnlle court. Quite number of ml!mben of the o'rpn t40n were DrMeDt With ~~~"'· Barry . RoWih M'rs W A ton dpMOidtna. tnter --!ita ·art'tclt :.nce=.r ~-.: ~ ....__... =~~ta" ·' and "Methods of Ooall- .:OO'r'J= ~~:u!p ~!:!'. .. A (!ODUDittee wu alia 1ppoJnted to formulote plana lor 1110 onc:ourqo· men.t of eoclltl actnl• of the atu.dmto of Pomeroy hirh lchool. I I I '·~·:;,:·~~~-John / I· • hlll'lal 110011. • •J I ~ ~Pranen ore who 11 attend· I Mil! Catherln~ \! ' ::.e:X';:!,»-!... I H~~ ":;.;'~~= ~ \......., 011 M1lllllrry " "· porlv 011 Butt.rnut Bt. •• ~ • j ' .. ' · · ' ' " "1··~- ; ' , I • •Ill ... ""I ~ •' ' II " .' , I j ..\•'. ~oo·lldi!A ., several bt:a~ds of clgarettel" but1• p~.; .i " I I Lu.ckles. I amolle the"1 reqlil,~~lf :I:'( ,J •• hove to ~ kind to my thro~. . 1/eatn!~ ', this from 11\Y previous stageleJ!P8fianlla.• ·i . "· ... *Stat4Nn Ia Mla1 Fnnc:ls' .. t PaiJ Your !~prqved Ce~l·p~,a'JI_~ , ~ wrap"'r l1 •plendld. A· (UP,,,o~ 1fi•I :• ..1! ll41 II tab an .. !! 1 optn. · · · ··' · - ·i · '· ~ ~ , . ' ,,. . . ... -~ . 4u a. . ,_, I •' '- 4 \ ~, } ' > ' ~ • 'I .... ~ II -~~· ,,..' ' ~ ~.-...· :...· ! • PDlcl to M1ufn1t1d1 fO IQk•hcaboYe•to ......... Mlu '"-rtdt hot o llllOker of LUClY SlltltJ: clgarettu fM 5 ~n. Wa ~• ' ~· fqttilh,.JKibl~ith toheJIMMII to WefMI'tro... ' ,...IIIMI to"'' • •••••• of the flnett taiMcco• Crop1 -WCKY STRIKE prOtection of the Procatllt,,,whlch In- .... "I ' toasted'' · ts ~ •• ·" tigrHtoucce11 on her ftlm debut, ond oM's frrtt.tt•n-!PIIIIt ." ' .... • • of LUCIO£$ &.to cha,...t along to even bigger things. She It ani>' of We....,. lra1e' bri;htoat alan. I ,. ........................... 1 - rwervltl Tho tall brun- beauty - ' . ,I go,.. wUI be D4 - . &ict ·' wto.n Kooy , , . _ loft tiNo •loge ond one Paied In th. HoHywood ormy, pleturea got o I•' .-, '*'" ~ ~ , , rll<''/1 · Vvu IIIIIIJ' - 111--•t.<t In k!MJWiag tflat !tOt on• cenl ~ ' ' ~ Thro~ P_r•l!!!l'l.,-~!!1~, .' -t ··: . my throat~' ~ Ohio thllveralt)' at Athena ~~::~•-:, ~0::' eame home Wedn,ootla7. Mill VIr- ~th latl --.• I aiD1a Coe aooomp&nled her and wiD ,...MrsreJoh:e~ aod 111'1 Hor be her aueot over Thanksilvllf8. teJWC ·Eppllna and two · iq • I ' .-.... Vadilh and lrknd . .... t I ·klncJ., to short vlalt relaltYCI at Wooate~ nd M · a rs. 0 pt,wen ot I atk· erabum, w-ere pests of Yr. and Krs. P'r ed Rayburn. Sunday. Mrs Pred Hom and chllthen went to Nelsonvllle, WedQesda.y tb I'IP"nd 'I1lan-..t..t.... wtth -'-t.&.-.! ,...~. Mnl. Otorp B.lahop returlli.d to !:''-'~.~u,. Wedne:Bdy. after a r-,w /" .U,t -with IJr. '&nd Mn. nm B!lhop. ' Mr. and Mn. E. H. Korrts motored &o Parll:eerbul'(t', Wedlletda.v, t., br11'18 their daqh~r. Allee. who I attends school there, home r(\ .. Thanksglvlna and Ute remalndll' at ...,..H... ...,, .~fl T0 Pike Countv ehlldnn re<umOd TU-y otter a wllh 'lbe ahertff o/ Pike county and 'a 1cputy ume ~re Tueaday afternoon f,cr ChflrJee Wllllam.!l to return him ~ that county to answer to ~ ch r hlt 8kl arre 0 - P drtvlr.-1. William& appeared the com'Tlon plaes court hereIn TUesday to answer .to an inditj r'-l.t. of 1ul.lh.hl~<~ 11 riot ~nd W\l& ~'t:.~ orr his o't\+n tecarnli4nce by the court. He' wa.~ blcked up a 11~ort time later and held tor the offtcens or Pike county Wllllama Ia accused ot atrlkJri~: re.sldents of Waverly tn hlll car sev2 ral weeki alo, rat.ltn~ to stop. The 1teeftse number of Williams car was the week ) obtained and a warrant wa.s Jssued · for bla arrest. Williams clai~d he Rev. Pather Robben of OornJnr waa on hbJ wa:v to Oolumbua where , came Tuesday to Ulllt in the Party 1 hla wlte was ill tn a hoeottal there )::ch.Devotton at .. l!J&ored Heart .' hav · ., . -. be - · •nd LONGIIOT1'0il lliAN ' ml with - - - · · 1011• ; L.' H. Partlow of Lo...~ apond Tb-•lnl will• lllr. IDd, In-law and dallll\ter llr. and Mn .... ~ by Coolpta':Sa Balloy - · WDI. Wot.aon. 1E. IC. !Jpplneott tbere 'l)ieeday and ' lH'OUihi to ~ • Bernard McBrtcte of t,op.n and Ben 8talder oC Nelloavllle wu a j ehniJ 'IOU here. of 01• Albert Pron• who oro att.Ddlnl lbtl8lness visitor hero Wednesday. llull IU!d bottoey wtU - l y bo Oblo state Ulll-.lty eome Wed· lilt. ODd Mrs. P. 11:. Btanlay -~ ; , ftloci ·I!Pibat tilrn u 11 1a alloi&d he ~ to apond Tlwllrlllvlnr wllh IWedneldoy !rom lbe lllllor llat om , ',mlatrnl&d iiiJ famlll . Be Will be Mr. IPd Mro. ld l'rUI an4 fll!llly Mulberry Avenue to the Luot proe , .,liven i ,, ' l Cleveland, came home Wednel(l.a)' to spend Thanklaivtng with hte parents, Mr and Mrs. (Jeorp Danlels. Mrs Jo.seph Beegle of OaiUpoUs came TUesday to spend a rew day~ wlth Mrs Norma Goodwin Mr and Mn Wallac" Glenn or Nelsonville Mr and M Olen I ' · rs. Chaae and eon ot Huntlnllton anJ( MIJS Helen Loch&ll' ot Columbus, came Wednellday to &pend Thanks livtna With Mr. ana Mn. PRtl1ck Lochary on Lincoln HUI. 1 )lr. ODd Mn. Ralph Butler ol ColumbWJ, a.re vlattlna' Mrs. But· l•r'o poronta, llr. and lin. Albert Orueser. Mr. and Mrl. VIctor oHrbl ec't are announctna: the birth 0.1 an ellht pound dlurhlfr, Weoneadlyl Oha'*"" ,, a Mrs• Pt'tner h:eS F0IIOWing ' Fall .. &INIOa BlGII AIIIMBLY An usembly of the skldentl of Pomeroy h1lh aohool wu held m the Senior his:h achool audJtorlum, Wednesday momlns. Macdalene Pick aave a most tnterestJQB talk which waa followed by aeyeral IIOllfiS from the Glee Club under the dJrectton ol Mi.!IB Ohlina:er, n was announced at tb.e aaaemb)y that. there would be no' achool Opportunity Is Here..Visit Ollr Store NOW! • immunized -·-- = Pers-onals • wai a In Wr e c k Everett Wanted In p erry County s tore, Middleport, New Yurk puy )'O'u1 iickt:ls now and . VICtiM al POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL IN CHILLICOTHE Former Meigs Man a Sp(<"ial fast freight on lh3 Mlsse uri-Paclfic taking live-stock from Ia St. Lctits show t.o Chlcaao where -) many or the boTIJes were to oe ex. Mu!, Maltlda Parker, 88 years of hlblttod at the International Llve1Sie, died at he-r hom ~ in Miners- Btock ~how.• The American Legion Auxiliary ville Tuesday evening from lnflrmiMr Krld~r as well as other victies of o11 are timl!l of the wreck were In the car8 m et TueSday eventns at their new Sht.: Is survived bY four children Rs groome 'lt the valuable animals hall on Court street. It was a very Wllllam Parker of Buchtel. Mrs The value cf the horses in the train interesting meeting with a. 8ood at ~ Laura Hayman ot Mlneravm~. Lor- alon~. amounted t.o more than tendanct•. The new president, Mrs enao Parker of Columbus and Mtsa million dollars S<!ven men were Jessie Boudashelt, prea1ded. Amanda Parker of Cincinnati A killed 15 others serlously Injured Plans were made to nx Chrtst- grandson, Dwisht Parker whom At least,to htrh prtced horses were I Dl8l boxes for the tto1s in th~ boe- she raised from t.nfo.ncy and sev- de.stroyea and many others lnjund. pitals at Athens and Oaillpoli'L eral otber arandchlldren and areat __._ The . followina resolution w a • ,a:~ . Will ~lder, Georp Krl4M, ~rs. , Jl'S 6t · • · ~ · ~ '' n1to tunerai &~li:es will ~ held Wlll Vlp.r and Mrs. Dana Moo ln-u:-much ., the .omee. or Ootu\- ~t the residence Friday at z_ o'clock left! Wedn~ay ,and Mrs Sam Bel· ty J'robil,tion 0ftlcer '• N1 Mnpol;'tant an1 burlttl In Otlmcre cemetery in lers, Mr. and Mra John Sellen, Mr. part rJf. the Child Wullare Work 11• cbaqe ot Flnaterwald undertakers and Mrs. John Dutry , Mrs Thomas the State ot Ohio, and as tt hM __ Dutry and- ErnNt Dutry wm leave been suases.ted that such orBce be Thui!Bday morning tor Delaware, all abolished in Me IRS County. there I t :l attend the funeral of Jacob tore: K1Jder. who was kUled in a ra.U· BE IT RESOLVED by the Unit to roaq wreck early Monday morning Drew Webster Post No. 39, Amer1 in Missouri. ean Legion. That we are oppost!d to Roy Evere\t, who waa arrested by the abolition or the omce of county Athena county omcers Monday. wa~~ Probation Ofllcer in Mel11 County, returned to Pomeroy Tuesday to Ohio. a.nawer to charges of chicken et:eaiThe prize box donated by Mrs. ina. Everett was alles;ec1 to have David Goodwin, son of Mrs Ben Neutrlinll was won by Mr&. commltte<i aeveral chicken robber- Norma Goodwin, who hll.8 been 111 otto Krelbbihl. tea 1n the netahborhood of Hysell from a Ught case of tonsUltls, is The hoeteuea ror the eveninB Run wheN!l he fonnerJy UYed. abl} to be out qain. were· Mrl. Loull Stevena, Mn. OftLoer1 of Melp county were w A Saxton was a businua vlaAten Shatn and Mn. Ralph on.. ootllled that Everett wu wanted ltor at Portland, Tueaday. ..-. In Perry -.ty lor peiiJ 1...--y lloier Danlolo who Ia ••tendlnl charp~ on an lncUotment an4 Weatem Reserve Medical colltp 1n .... where ital· ex.. Women'a Or•anization Pa.aea Resolution• Deplor.. ina Prop-t MIDDLEPORT HIGH SCHOOL =:::::z::~ his ' I The Annual Thanksgiving G•me lf!sh Schoo! Field ~- Health Stnce 1 Football ~iddleport I Auxiliary Objects Minersville Lady ~::.:~:. ,.,m.r Gertrud• or a.: v·ICt'IM 0 f Old -Age "" bEcause wr:oock Ia said to have occurrT0 ACt A.LAI' ~ ISa,.Dg or a raulty ran while lhel Office ,.,, ,,..,.h, with . . . .,. wa• ,.... Probatl00 Mrt. Matilda Parker, 88 (.JIIniJ at a sixty mile an hour cllp Twenty cars left ralls. It was Cap&; Orch. 12 Hotel Orch; 12:15 ii ...,. .••••••••••••••••••••-~!111'!!"!,1 Stoess' WJR-Det.rolt 1400-7501 6pm Town TalJ,, 6 15 The eVIvetc-::1-s; '1 Amos n' Andy; 7:15 Ernie Holst's! Orch, 8 Po)lular Progam, B.. 30 Vir=~~ aon, 0 H :::::ti:~!:onfr~at~o~~iio~ --------- I t Schs00IdDF18 nc$25 ooolw ue or I I acknowledge Jle shall direct thy path•.-Proverbs 3:6. US GJVE THANKS--Bie•sing, and glory, and , thanksgiving. and honour, and power, and t unto God for ever and ever.-Revelation 7:12. Of Several ma: Exc:ue li. PleaR Wheu a man La me.rrietl. thetc :> 1 nn • use talking._ • , .' - )OIIiLe _ .and = PH MU.:11NG family . 'I ht s y p u l.i t'... ·r.t:.:JY. G..t.. Mn Lucy Boca:us lett ~pc. lb li ul Mld :!l p~.or t rn- 1,1 u ?tV day mor.11n1 tor Kanau t{"ltlf J• tll t1i!t 1U l' tl.t ) lH.lhUi; .. ~ \.I~. I Miaaourl, aht will Ylslt II!Ver- ft ht BaplH Ct)U c hIll MljdlfiJUil ttl WHks wlt.h Mr and &C,rl. TOm -· to IIUTir. UIJ llt\UCst l/1 lllt! 0!110 B I Grant Y P u c( m~:•Jtum ~>.Juth 1:. tu t~ ) M•l! Robtrt Smith ot colwnbul htld 1ot Yv 1m~ tu.:n U.L l<~st ~.o! 111u Is ht:rt! to f.pend 'fhanlt.IIIVinB wlitb wt-ek Iher !ilster Mills France11 SJDith and (.tht-1 relatives. DfNNf.R PAICTt 1 l:.alllh Dobbs will lEave the lut Ml und Mrs J..lm K bnuth 1 11 of the week for Columbua for a v.lait. tul.li.'led wlth a s1x u llutk u uuw1 Mr ~ C E. LaehEr and datil hte r par .• fw•sth•v . w.:nrng at thtlt Helen or Rutland vieited Mrs. M. C. hvme err Sc..utl1 Elxth Aw·nue The Welch 'J uesde.y h : nnr I'!UE'SU! v..tn Mr an1 Mrs Mr and Llrl! M I McCarty mer Fred POIIll ~ und c!JJluarr ,ormer .'.. 1.."0 LO Huntington Wednea:ia}l fJi ruldtmi.J! nu\1 or liUtHus bring Mrs Ora Hayes &Del J . •· ..,.. "" -M£aclows herJ! 1.0 spend Tbankll~._-. J M• and M r~ Ph lll p Mt rnhart 1''•g -""" ~ ed'I'tle llineravllle votina precinct ~~:.::s.Point Pleaaant for Ul~ :~ll=e"ea;!!:~ttsmo::d cm~~n conslatlnl of Leglon·, ILtT~:~h::m:~==:~s:~ will q>end Thank"gl\ll )K vnth Dr ~Tu~;aaayn~orMr;k!~m~h:c~:. ~= ; Is composed of ftve school dlatl'tcl.\ Switzer and anoLher boy were tn- 16 days. )1\ft,. tal ts 1 h entered T ue&daf njabt. !ilercban- 8 A MrCullough a nd lamll y of ~d lhe week elld - • "' and acccrdio,a: to a further state· jured when a tree ten on them Mr Ztlher, bom June 10, 118'7. e arrancemen n c arte dlse, such as 1peJ.rtns appartl and I Bastlan ~pen · ment of the c'erk of t.he Forest while they were witnessing the tOQt in Pomeroy, was reared and spint or Ew1.nl have not beef ;CQrnplet.ed l.ci&arettea waa iaken. Mr and Mu: OC'rald V RJpc uJ 1 - .,. Run school board, the recoWlt of ball game. It was claimed that the nearly hla entire life there, wtMre f· Cowtty oftlcenl investiJ&ted the Akron wllllipend Thanksgtvml( wrlh i Mr~ Elizabeth Huber, Mn. x.en., . the votes tor the dl&tricta, wert as bese or the tree had been burned h e attended J;he pubUc acboob. trobbery Wednesday mom1ng and Mr and Mr~ Val H Reynolds. IHuber Mrs Mary Huber. Jobn·:::., toUoWJ. Mlnenville, 151 elect.or~o by a ftame, shortJy before the zame, Leaving school be learned tbe maIrei)Clrted that the thieve:. had en- An °Y 5lel 'ltr pptl Will bl;o held Starlt and AirrM Huber v~ ' jJ voted, 116 voting yes on. the .Shtte which caused the tree to fall. chlnilte trade 'and. became an Ul fered throUJ'h the Cront door o! the for !he Royal Neighbors and their IChall M Huber at Athens, TUes'" participathm question , 31 \'Otinl no Switzer says in t he petition ftled pert In hls chosen trade, WPJ:kinl room by bre&lrlni the KlUs No families and lh f Wudma .l and day. and 31 blank ballots, maJunK a to- that severa.l bones in one lea: were tor the Pomeroy Machine ~ . ,I clues were discovered by the ontceFs their famili es at lh.: Woudman tal of 1'18 balloU. or 21 morE than ctU&hed causing permanent lnJur- ror yelLl"' untll Amerk:a's eotnnee Hall, Frlc:lay evening e lectors vot1111; Forest RWl, 36 ies about the leg ana lower part ot into the world war. when he en- A•. . :...,ther of Mra. Hen- 1' TAKES BOY AWAY. Emily Wallace of Charl!!J~t cn arelectun. voted, no balllJts cast: the body The action was broulht Hated. • Proba.Uon omcer Harvey Jt1ench rlved Wednesday for a \\t>ek 5 \ISH Banner, no eh!ct.ors voted and no In the United States District Court Owln& to hls knowledl~ of mathOI'De Faila to Rally A.f- Look Byron White, Apple orove led .,.lth Miss Vhlan Smith. ~ 11 at HUntington Mr.s Ella Reichman returneQ 1to th e BoY&' Industrial ~SChool at• Monda)! .... at& cast· WUIIams, ,no elect ot:; · ~::hlnery, he waa rushed po&t-bu&tt.- H'ap 'ft. Brolo: en rrom Ok lahoma en~. Ok- 1 , )voted and no ballot§ cut; ByracW!e to the scene of conmct 1n stuope ~ · ILancaster, Wednesday. Th~ bt.y la homa, where she has bet'n vis1tlnl i wnuams, 3 electors voted and 8 where he served untll the closr. ot Mrs. A. Pltn;:d'i'ed.at ' the hofl\e 'WLS sentenced to that 1nstJ.tutlOO her daujJ:hter for sometime ballots cast. • • t.be war OurinB th.la time, he \IR" td her 1101'1-ln-l&w a~d . 'Qau(h~r. frvm the Juvenile court. here ror Mrs H Hennet:~y has returned from 'ltte people oi th 2 Pcrcst Run derwent SCime harrowtnr e........ 1.. " ' '· and v... H. L. ' Hen••om'e d'llnqueney. c 01 b h h schcol dldrid Bre in a quandary as ences one ot which wu wit~. ~ WI um U'l "' ere s e underwen t an • t d bo • Wednesday mOrntna, Nov. 25. cperatior. lor the remov"l of t.onto wna to o a ut the matter in t -the extinction of the entire eam• Sometime 880 she tel~ down !lOme 0 R Bmith left Wedriesday to sHs and ror eye treatment at the order to have thelr school continue Jacob Krider 21 Yean Old pany of eight or ten men wttb. stairs and fractured her hlp and spend ThankaJl'iUll- wittl reJatJves Mt carmel hCISpttal as they have only untll November K'U d . ' , • whom he was workiDI when 1 Qer- tlu been contlned to her bed since at Jackson. , Mr ami Mrs H H McCormick 28 to file a petition w!th the com1 e an Tram Craah man shell exploded in tbelr m~t. the accident. She wu 81 years ot w A Drake we{lt 1.o Clzveland Of Columbu.'i arrived Monday e~ni mon pleas judg~ of Mtillll county, in MiNOuri he alone escaptnc. aae. The funeral services wHI be I Wednesday to spend Thanksglvina lng for a vlslt hf,re wUh the lat.LcntcsLmg the election It flas been The rlgol'll of war so undermlned tJ,,eld lJl thl!f' Ew , lnJ luneral home 1with hom~ folks · I tcr s parents, Mr 3 ,11 Mr.. J H announced that a letter requesting On o1 the vlctJms In t he dlaa&· lntormaUo~ . to what acUon to tal« trcus rallrol\d wnck which Willi! f t 1 • in the matter has been mailed to publi:;;hed m The Dally Trlbwte of ' ' Clarence J. Brown, Secretaty of Mondav's issue, "A'a& a former Stat:.•, and nothlng further wUI be Metg.s County lad. " • • done about the matter until his adJacob Krider, 21 years old, a. aon " " vlce Is rt"<:eived. nt Charles Krider who now Uvea at Delaware, was lr:Uied Hia mother eome wtlb qo. lU6'7 atudentl ot the MeiC& county _ • Mr. Ze1ber married M1u Helen !IChools ; were lmmunbed Monday 1 j • ll!ltelnbacb of Pt. Pleal&nt., who, and ;ruetday by Dr. J C Smith of Hu Citizen• I -,pth OM JOWl& BUilt . survlws Lh~ State Depa~tPt ~~f Health. . . I n.. d R I ll K. Pomero•aw. fM.ber relat.iYel &l't mother Mn II.I!Si.sted by the- ~y nealth cornCommunattea n "'"'an ary; eau ta Show I e Jl WD , . . . , ADclrttr A.. zelher, who h.u been mialllooe1', Dr. l!:llla aad county Mietake Made By Some One ' \ Paue1 Away At cru!ci.IIJ ill for sometime. hi& fa- ht.alth nurse. M118 Naom.t Owl'ns ttJtU, Andrew A . Zelher and one Dr Smith will n~turn to th18 - - - -- - • John Switzer Filea Suit u Olp lilr.cnber. Jacob J . Zelher, all of count.y within about two ~~reekr; 11nu An allesed m~.X-up ln the votes of tound In the Syracuse va!Lse, a. votReault of lnjuriea Re-----' Pom.eroJ any pa~nt wtehlna: their chUd or the MinErsville preclnct. aL the re-I ~reciolCt aoout 3 mUe& u.t.ti of • eel Gam He member of Pome1oy children may &end ceav at e t...;a- No. 114, P. & A. M , Pome- permit to the teacher and it wm be .. nI No vem.. r .IecIIon, may res ult Mlnetevllle. --.. vo"' '·~ '. rd That · ~.u• ...-.. e•-tors ""' ~ H d 8 Jn Jm-1--..1 ...,... roy C_.la~r. No. 80. R. A M, Bos- aunt! at ·•· ""-t t.llne. 1n the Forest Run School Dlatrict from Syracuse-Williams achool diaPt Pleasant, W Va., Nov . 2&a een • ,_..rwu wort.h OOUncU No. fCI, R & S Y , Retum Ob.io VaDe)' COmmandery No 24. THANKSGIVING I!IERVIt;t:H loaJDi partlclpotion at the EquaU- trlct and that eight ballots wErt As a result of injurlea received at utJcm Pund of the State for thll caat. .he OaiUpoU8...Polnt Plea&ant tootF W Jt. T aDtt A)J.ml.s Shrine A A 0 At St. Paul Lutheran Church t.Ontinuation of I!Chools, It ha~; been Fourth: That no ballot& were ».II g:ame at Potnt Pleasant last rom ar N, e.' ~t Waahiqton, D. C. Thuraday evenina at 7 30 o'clock broua:ht to Uaht here. CLWlttd trom ~he Banr. ~ r district rhanUaJvin& Day, John E Bwlt· · l;le waa allo a member or Drew , All are heartily mvlled t.o 11tt. nd The clerk or the Board of Educa- altboueh tlve. electors wm malt!! ur of Oatllpolll hiUI ftled suJt Mr Raymond A. Zelber pa.asad Wtblhr Polt American Lewioll and tton ot the Porest ftWl dlt.trlct re- 1afftdavlt to the ef!ecl. thnt the" vot- aoliWlst the Independent school d18- away at the Veterans' holp11&l •t or lhe ··-rt• STORE &OBBED 6'U ~ et Eltrh•.., " an or, I v..-alr ' - 1 ' - - ' l ' e !. News Is:I M~ NSUCCUMDS:.:.a~r:~~ ..:.~~~ )l~::=:.,to~llh~~im:~~ State Aid For Sch00 •t • a,. Job p. MeQbury ___ 1111-a Fore'"s't •Run "M a·y Lo·seiRAYMOND 'l[IH[R~ rsr~~~.:~;~s;~:!~~~~:r.~I Mlddleport - Maybe X'm Wrong Tbe Su A air! never really knows hu\1' II·~ Woyne Kull'a Orcll; II 15o-m Uttle ahe cans tor her :ftance uni.U 1'0d V(..,..• Orcb: 12:40 Tf<et Hoahe hal the rin8 appralaed. l&n't: Daaee Orch wrAK-oleveland. <310-lO'lO) a A well known aoclal worker says Pepcf Orcb, e: :15 FooLb&ll Seorea. that. what this country need-a Is fl · ~ .Jat:lt Turner. t ·too Tlle St.eb-- 60lter seats ln patrol waaons b.lnl Bo78, '1 Gene and OJenn ; 1' · 30 4\lice 3D7; '1 '46 The .OOidbe(Bs: 8 'VtlaJ 8latlatk• R'l"/' v,l\«'> Or.,. , ., Dr•matk: There'd be fewer divon;e& 11 mote lty..tc.tlt; I 30 Sherlock Holmes; 10 people would atay mo.rrted . Pb'tJUJar1..Dance Orch ; u ·u Tom Warlna ,n.ao Kay Kyser'a Orch : Social Ace0111pllshment.l 12 Mtdni&ht Melodlell ; ll 301Llll Em Living wiLhl.n yow t•oonuna~c ~ eraon am aod His Popular Dance income. COIIf.liiY Oblo l J. U Ll.l and am; Jl Bma erc.bf; u : t5 Daeam Bhtp; 11 10 Morton Down !y ---- 'ftPt IJAPC!' f'J,!III!IIING uo Ba~d: 8:80 .Kat. Sn!llb: t Tlio Bar'"'· 9"30 ' - eu.-,~ 10:"" 0 . 1!001141 ueoljlql r.nd dOI!$11 In flieD!• ... IJtt"'"lf*h'l;)!!"" p.. . . ld. 0" ~~ Qlflo: IIDI<mble: 10 I I Tlie oypalil; IO :tll lmle Bollt'o ----. Ordl: 12 Tho Kina'> Oreh; U :lll&m Orcbntra. WON-cbl<afO (tlU·'f»l 1 PBI ""'""' ltldr: 1:11 Huoljl "'"": 1:~ The o-; a;rl Alii !1'~·· iil'f• f!l!"'ll !f~r-.; •~*"' !"' """" ~nrrA lint~ Po 1 plll\lf~ -~ 01110. __-;--_ - -,......,..... W&DMBB(IAT, l{AINIU'a. . :11, lilt ...-_ ..: MOISTURI•t'ROOf CELLO'PHANI .....,.,.,..,_...,...,.. ...__...... ··---....,wllh,..... .....1hellnhl• ......,.... . . . . . Zlfi-AIIfl IC'SfiPIDI . pa+r•· HoW tlown.,.. - . ,..... ... Un.... l ............. UICA'Y .............. ,'1 Qo~±.llpt'I1MII'• ~ .. +ULp ..... . •• ., .: �' ~AY, NO~J:II tl, \It! ' '· ·.m,. !or J.•.. ~· •' - ·~&:::' ""~Iter~ or ..-....eo WBD.NEDDAY, NOVEMbER Ed'fit4 and familY of Rio spent SUD4;&J here wtth 1931 011!0 .. EdJkn "•'"•-Thl,' .py .,w 1 - . .• ,..,,,,._.. u Mro Oui.Qther ie a fut ahd elulab ..... be . . • today anit I ou't-rte Olt.row Revere McK.en.z.1e WeJ'Itl liUeStll of ~lve back3eld. man aDd wt\h In~',.._ ~· ~ t h e.:,... .:!t.~ ch::/,11tt Maaa, lf) ' a~:~~~ uk.B~Il~H.'':W,•~Y lo the line· up, the ptnfb.er co:nUn- 1view he P•• after -..- -r-- ~ 1M 'i!';:"1 •-vy-~ 1 At Po"'"""d, Ma~oe Zeltn1 latenriewl!iil. • ' _.th '""'the .., .,_.. Jra Hill visited Mn Ol.e)' i•ay,n\<• 1...a.. ••nt wtl undoubtedly bt o<renalh·l who~·Aiiuldl • •kl, B '1'' 1 on Ill theovywe... t, oned. Tl'" Middleport team Is In ,...., F. G...,. ot !JIOinla- ·~ -• ,.._,., ~ ,:;. ln t•· .... 1knock~ oul Hemy Ooldbtra or Portland Fnday. ood 1 New~; Senlet II)IOrta . . ., weJd, -k ...,., .,..... .w .....,.. '"" ""~ Mn; Sylvia Radcllfte il.ru! l!(ll}l ~ s 1ape with all stsoo or 1n- HI~'• bome and wbeb J&ke , . . baro knuolllt Wt on fecW:U in jBrooklytl (81 were 11 oe~~u. a r relathes at M!41tle8 Jurle apparenux vanlahed. ' toN .. ~ wankit to .ee 1t1m At LQIJ Anselea-New.- Brown port Thut'&d e.J ~venlnil Jl•st " few hours mo~ of almo&t. he .Ud: "Nb., I $Jn't Jt•e later"And wben 1 lillY that," added I Loa AIJidea, bant.amwellht chamHenton Holter an1 t...mUy ot unbearable suspeme and the anme viewa.. " Greue wattel 1111.W )He Jake. I'm ihinkin&: ot Tunney, plj:ln ot Calitornl&, dete&ted YOWlll P!!rest Run '~. ere recent. guesl.& ot 'l! games v.lll be on went on duiy "'DJJ'bt. wa~ "' Dempsey, ~ark.ey, l.ioU&biU~. Car· Tommy or the PhJllppinea, (10) ' Mr il..ld Mr B Phllton Routt.h 'I ht pr.obaolc.; shuWng line· ups !the Fore Rtver ahlpyardl ln Qlilft. nera and &11 the rett ot t.be present ---·· Mr and Mn Ira Hill &.ttended ~ PtJmroy P06 Mlddlepun ey, Jl...,, and 'beD uked blm Jt day dance. maaters With The Wrestlen birthday dmner tn honor or till! Cro"" , 160 LE Oliu aner 13:> ha eoald have wder lor .... Ql, ' Why ibese fe\lOW8 COUJQ not latter II g ru.ndmolher Ml ~ Aumll· B Ca~ct, 1M L 1' k cJ l!: H9 Thea Oftt:De laid.: have 8t.ooct up tl.e rounds wtl.h u 1 let held a t the home of Mr and 1Mn; Artt.ul Orr af BaRban Sun K~lMJr, 155 LOR PickenS, nu "I Dderstand ,JMe Kllr-,Wl wont lilood bare knuckle tlghter back in P: I N B 1 Scctt, 160 C T LPwl.~ H s Mre." the ·ao·s Sure and mind me, rm At. New YOl'k-Ray Stetle Cul!( day I t'OW Electric Theatre, .Pomeroy ' o -·aee tC d ...... , row In H.IIt o~y Of p omeroy 8 ell!d Foot 8 a 11 1 _.t-.l T Ex.,..._ vu O B~ Preaen 1 T0 See p urp Je p an• \ then And Yellow Jackett Wedaesdar, Nov. lith. IS LAST GAME FOR 12 PLAYERS • Teamt Evenly Matched To Battle For Supremacy on Middlep•....rt High School Fi'eld ., Game Start& Promptly At 2:00P.M. __ oJJI-'""'. Am..-. ! I I ~n~!,J'1w HOCKEY &E8VLT8 J: · (ovef\IJ:(le) • ~an&JIMf~l ~c.htcalo MIU'6eru 8, Detroit 1. B•J&ton 7. CID&dlens 1 - - l ~~ B ~lc:~~~~ !~~ Ut~a":nr= agm~ -:!' ~ ~=~~: ~~ j~u~ ~~ ~:~k S~l Lo.ac SL'i.Son lJ;} ~ye 140 P lcH. ttl I41 i•il Wu ~~~~e\Y~~If!l0~ t~~vt~10\;:;:. ~:~~ ~ I ·----·~----EagJP. • R• T chF t 1 I Bhur Bhot 6hells 12 C defeaied Sanuny J HE Wnrd. 140 till dovm YUI&BI feller" and launehed as they have to be ll the ra.ns do i Tommy OJ'fiAlt Holland. ~d .l tear:''-- - -·---.....,. GAM•: S'r!\T IST ICS QilGallnghet 135 Into a dlaeUBlon Of the "Did da11" not demand more why Should t.hey 1 Abe Kashey, Byrla bJg'e run e 0 , game 2 oclock JIB Neal 165 u compared with U..ne. klll tJ1emselvee? 1 l!;d Don Ge(lrge New York, de- ~ 1 .... " '•t play•d M~ddle"mt Wu'lt'bll' llllu 145 HD Riley ~~~ ,,.. "" ••ot,rv,.,.. · , 'It. givea me a laUCh when I heat l fe&tedN Tommy Texa.a. New York M• ano Mrs Ra)moml Fn1.nk ~ ~~ W 1 Lnat cs. etc - Thursday mo1ning, up '' • ... • FB · In t"· ' • t De k N J ~ Ral h w u 10• 0 1 h Nlckunmes or two LC'ams 't.•l\ 't' l', E.slf' l) 141.11 people say & ua.~ .,a.c mpsey At ewar - LOO• P - p R Orr and fanuly cs.lkd on W • bright and early--t\ few sow OMs p P tl ns RLUV£'t HJO agmg 2B 3-7 points per pme, Mld.~ and Benny Leonard are t.oo old t.o ~;cn , Phlladelphl.a' ddealed Bab.;! H Wolfe and w1te Wednesday 1 of expectancy- a. huge turkey dmP ometoy ~~~e J 81~ ~ · tlkP£. 11 11on fi ~;ames, lost 2, tied 0. lllht.. They're really only Caddock New Haven Harry Spencer and Beverly WoUe hware Athl. . .e Poet uer or what -have-you- a clamor of 1 Mladleport e OY. I\C'C ~ ' RVtl.llfiUll! 10 1·2 pomts per game. youngsters, and if they h1t.d not Renato Ga.rdil1!.. Italy, I.06sed Joe called 011 p R Orr and ftl.ml ly Sa~ martial muMic-a. g1and parad(' of ' C<.acbes Pofncro~ • Ra.v AH tiUl ( \\( lf:lLl ul Pom c1·ov I!,,-. 1 _ taken thtnp so soft when they roota Mondt Colorado urday evening t hCUl"ands or perwns mu. 111 g toFa111ham Mlddlel>Ort. ClJ d • 1 1 ~ 1 . • I Pl ,,g(' IH't.:: hl of Mtd [l! epoJ c I A~• lll.BI! polnLs .scored durina: p re- rea.ched t.ha tog !.hey would still be At New Haven- Dick Davl.scourt Mr and Mrs F led Wolfe and W \VI\rd the Middleport 1!' 1ldiron- an· Bo.ttvn lllm 14 !' UH" age 11'.::l cht of Pcnw·l r cdlnr, Thauksanl.lR games M1d filhtlnl . CaUtcmia, defeated Frank Brww- H Wolfe and wire attended Lhe ot ht•r blare from the bands--colo(s 0 am e officlals Ref, lee IOV b~td:iLtlct 145 <~VPtnge "' etghtld leport 27 5·6 points per s:ame. "However, thEy CIUl come bacl ll lwicz pOland , runeral of •.heir uncle Wm Zehm wavmg gaily through the al 1-a. Molg!l.n 1Ju1plre • Ghr ist .. j of Mlddlfpml Llu;kllr>lct 15c7, ::~vet· Pcmt'I'O~ :.e pomt:; per ll&me Lhey try But to do t hat they will At Ban Francisco---Gt!orge God- at Keno Thursday afternoon • 1\ lm:tlc- a SEcond vf tl e,ILh,} sll.:mce Navl!, Headllne~>mfm Snaufnge \I eight of Ponwrm team, 140 , have to buckle down, forget the fie~ negro heavywelght. won from R w Umnlt.z after spendlntr , - -a thud of !eathe1 against pl gskm fer 0 U, Timekeepers Max H.vH:lp.~ \\eight a t Mkldlep::n t lcflm 1 e~~.~:~y part ot Ute that they did not Andreas Oostanos, Mexico who Wit.:> few days with Mr a nd Mrs w H --aud t he greatest football dass1c UjL ' and fuul Leonard 1S2 ,. know when they .st&rt.ed, and be dUiqua.lllled for roueht tact1Cfi Wolf returned Wednesday to hill j of this st.ction of southe1 u Ohlu Attendll.nce 1500, c;;lhm.L t· ~gin an over apln I do not ex· At Chlcq:o,-Ous Bonnenbe1g home o.t. Cleveland 11111 be• under wa :o~ t:d PamtH•Y 1" ' 1'•Vts Gum thf'l 140 peeL them to do that, but it. Is the 1Bcston defea'ted Karol Zbysko, George Frederick and ram1ly and 'l he Thanksgiving Du y &Uilk toWeather condnmm; Solllc· Eluc 11.1H"Il 1::10 Wclf(' lGO Mt"Cul ~ 1 Ey LE.~ CONKLIN only way for them to get any plac{) Polish heavyweJght Milford Frederick and family call· 111ouc.w climaxes the senso.. n for • whnt eoolrt 1guod loul tnd) lcul§,h I-to Kk<'s IW PoLls 135 1 JNS Sport.& Writer "Demp~~~:y'i' Not MU~:b" Jack Bhel'I'J, New York ,defeat· ed on Peter Frederick and fu.mtl yi iFBI' Sale b7 Mar11n .& Roller, Drq1-'omeroy aut~ Mlddl ej:1oJ t h 1 g h weath e1! Holter HO J'f'aehlm i2s ! Nnl Ynrlt Ncv 25 - Il'lS- Usua· 'What do I think of Dempsey' 1ed Fred Meyer, Chle&JO Sunday afternoon (lst11, Middleport Ohio hchuols with t\\O of ~ht: mo~t I ..M.iddleport lt.'.~~rvcs Allcn::.wOJ th 1u mt u ' •' m amed me~~ (Ill the~:. Well not. much He 1s a nice tel · ~140 · Abbott 145 E L'wls 140 1ege 1cot a 11 leams th.., year ........, low, but who did he beat? Hl:i rqually matched teams in many ' ltl ' E.nt'smnw.e 1 HO Bcm~~eU ns of them h.altback , says he would lll'ell~st fight was agaJnst Firpo, 1 1 ;.uitt'5, grimly balt hug eac h othe1 Lo t.l1eak of \'lct.orics Intact. auu v j v th 1r T k 130 n ' 11 i :~o ' make the All· American sure tt he who was big and sLrong but as t he finish H ·rel..ofo re th{' Middle- I ~hese two Jte ms combined f con- E rt 1, 1 1 9 ~f erid 121 ~oreE t.ep could hwve h!s mother~ln-law m green as the hills of Killarney port aggreg~•Lion has twned m a I test oJ real mer!~ ~111 be presented ; 1 ~~ " 1' ' nca ' ' s ' the backfield to run Interference for "This talk about JeJJrtt'ji anrl wm m the annual I.J.n1\s'!:!Vmg j to th ~ th10ng o, 1an" \1 h w h Willi · I him Dempsey being the g1eatest of au ,e:amcs but the SCVHlll1 g.!mr> of und oubLedl y crow~ ll h~ t~c Mid- ~ FanthCl pl:ners wno will be play· I 1champlons is a lot of hokum Ne!Lhl t his scrieli p1omlsc~ .o L(' 'he Il'Jst ) dleport t\cld carl~ tum lr rov aftcl- 1, 1g theb 1111 al ~-;ame 101 PomeroY I H c1 1J s wog~lln6 J ohn MtGraw 1s er one fOU8ht real opponents 3ig ho tly contested one of the :;eues ro , lCJil high seh oul Ca pt um Sc l.t, Pll'.IO!. ge ttmg to be a ra.vorltc pasLLmc Jim Wlt.B a natural mauler who hao many the game tomOJi ow &eems ; 1 11 ~ cont(.~t will :>L,, It prOIIJllllylti \\ J nebl ~ •ll10 Bnmo Ca~;cl and l wl~h the £:lt Louh Ca1dmals It pened alonl when no other good ulmQ~t llke a toss-up bctwo.:eu lc.t j o'clock with t-h~ ft: pi(' Prm- s 1 s~;on :;tartt-d when they obta111cd F oan\;. man was filht;lp8 ,Jack Johnson eltJ1er team and acemdln~ lo mo&L thcJs ll.nd U1e Yellow Ja-2-krt:s Ia<;Jat kcl pl:c 1r 1;; \\hO Will be pla:y- IF'r lsch !rom thf' Giants in exchange would have beaten him 1n hlr prim~ pn'!du~tlons 1t ma y refll 1t ,,~ ~· ch 1 Jng CRch ott1e1 fot l1l" flt st Llme jmll" thclt rmal game for Middle- i fol Rogers Hmnsby who couldnt I think Peter Jack8on was the .Dl3TRUIUTED !!:•even w1u nors bl<~. J \. t' <Jl· l 1 1t• !ilOf;CO E\lTY ut-t tt'l ;:a•nt' ol po 1t htgh ~dwo l Bca~l'l E.~t 1 · p &~t 1lonR With the Nf'w Ymk club greatest lighter 1:dnce John L No ms <Jf Uw Pome1ov ll 1fr • 1H>,, l l" lli j tilt' 1931 l':t'a,.on WJ!, '• t hlltst IJI 1o 11Ke 1ns Bt 11 ••ncl Rirh Plcke 18 Tuff A~a111 last winter McOJaw snapped John wasn't afraid of Jackson But SYNOPSIS bu fightl ugto:.t.~ e u gea ~tuut: of clC' U1F b,1 ck~wund 1s a 1 .or•• lmpmt- J.cv;t~ :. nd ward up J ohn Berly, protni5lng p1tcher h~ bad ca.u.se to be ~f he ever fear• L o v e I y Fanchon Meredith 111 fea ts while ~; l e\"u WRPJOr , lkaJ n11t gu mc Is uma\eled Cu..tl ll s:s __ frcm Rochc ..lel a Bt Lams tarm ed anyone. Sullivan Lold me one lf'!mted by the San Fnncaaco pohc:.e mg t.he ro lms ul Mld r1 1 I' • 1 Ju ,;i• B,t tl~n nud Farnham ha vc p,Jo'lmS umm n \ of ·checluks Pome10y !'Why 'ild t h e Cards let fieri~ geL time that h e 'wouldn t have any tn connection with a murder com· t.chool \lilll br flg hlmg tu ho •l tlwn ~ d theh p10teges until no1~ lt won 5 f',\m(.s lr.st 1 l u'!d 1 avC!- RwHy? bemoaned St Lows fans thing to do With tha~ bloody oegro' mitted by ber I'Weetbeart, '"Tony •• -.- --- -·-- __.. - ·-- ---~~~ I Thye hav e their answ~r today and he r~ally meant 1t He would Fanchon did not know he was a E1 .tv IS bac k Jn U1e mm or~ whUe have [oUWht him In a minut~ lf he tbnman. She escape•_ by airplane P aui Derrinl! er thd pitcher the were white Mder the name of "Smith." Aboard 0 Card~ took iu 1)lCfne.lcc ta H~rh Sha.rkey Is the best. of the hea~y Ill Evelyn Howard. whom P'1111chon Is cw of th e ~ ta1 s of lhe st Louis wetght.s n"Jw Schmeling Is coming had met Oll a voyage from Hawau • U • • 0 0 I along fasl and tn anothec yeac he Rvel1Q it &Wll to New York to live ~~ 1wlll hu.\e a good chance of beating Wtth her ,unt, the • wealth7 MrL 1..------------B" HARDIN BURNLEY------------.. kl Al'I\Ough Dutmouttl ha~ beN. IJack, but I don't belln\e he could Cantain, whom she never saw. The --J k·~ d b h do it toda.:,.plaue c:ra~bea and Fanchon is the c •:u ~~oun qu1t.c 11 lt t P Blll' What else Is the matter with the only aurvivor. To from G1een f' •• ven Will go down ln there fighters ot 1931., Well, betides tak an4 tbe past, the cord ~ 1u1 one ot the finest fC>rwaro lng Lhmgs too easy, they have not ~~~~~-i~. ho~ A pas~mg aggtegatlons in the count.r} te ed the greatest art in boXtniJ of ,,.... be· 1 n. ~ p1te n.1 lnfL'rlm· running attack ~~t 0r making an opponent do aod her 1lhP team hn& been dangerous con hat t1e does not. want to do lbe 1 "l stwtly because or its aeriAl ot'Ien· y, otdlbnoen Could Box ~i ve Agnmst Yale, K'""~ ~and Co· • Most of you yoqna: ftllows be· lumbia., the Oreen-.;~D. ,tQULlllf . lteVil that the boxers oHthe '80'11 / r.nly l U yar~ by rUMtiilr against 'were nothl.rJIJ but a Jot of maulers n t ctal or 708 yards by tlf.:dt· thl'f'e That Is not 80 Thef knew the art J tp p mw nl~ Although out rUshed six femtlng 88 no fighter today does 1 fl, In nne, Dartmouth tied Yale Even John L., who wa 5 reputed to :ll tn 33 lo:.t to Columbia 19 to 6 be a puuchct land nothing else ·IIHI lleld Ha rvard to a 'l to 6 c:ount could apen a. hole Ule s1ze of an ~~ altdrome door on ~ra He did Fanehon cannot Snmm\ f..lllldcll the ow light· uot step around much. ~uL he could wathout reveallne •'.(>ll'hl lhnm plon , finally bas: Ntlt· htt you when you leasL expected It lew days later a · Tha.t reminds me," Big Jake 1cr1 lltCI au lll·advU;ed comeback come. from Tony. 1 ~\tl( m1.t E ' nny L<'onl:lt·d Cannon- gri nned frcm Cine caultftowered ear and repulses his ad, tnll Mattm and AI Singer please to lhe other, ~'what a JWi-Lch Carl rop\ ne1a and John wo~ ma~e. Ptimo CHAPTER XIX , -~wouldn't be able tO go back to I r ((' \' (irovc fa.Jmed eleve n JflpS [sheep herdln. a(ter Jo)ln let him Ill Tl)klc L11ok~ like tlJe Chinese home a couple qf 'thoSe breezers he li.J m ~ ought to sign him for thC'lt I tossed at me baclll; 111 la.a9; 1 ~ i lll.J p::.IJOotlng Clvlsion I " I YSW Camera wp.kn ~e fought 1Maloney In Boston I ~\ so pep 1 • - - 1ped up during tale bou,, t."Y son I thought I was going to bQP. in 1Lhc ling myself He Is fast ror ll big man, but I would have liked to 8Bt at him when I WJ1o8 In my prime. • If ..,he newsP&J)flr ref»orters • 1heat d me say that I'd have a ftock "When l was able to, 1 went to the place where the accident had I of those new-tangled boxing man · agen; on rny neck telling me what. curred. 1 wante<l to talk to the doctor," said Ton)'. I a conceited old cuss I am I'm saYlnR what I ttllnk, however, and left him money to care 1or If the prese nt-day boxers think said. their as good as Jackson, Ryan, dyme. 1 wante:d her Sullhan and the others I won't say every,htog . , . a~ after• anything, roJ there Wl18 never a. • J man who could light thinking h~ was no KOOd" Wednesday ntght off to bed- 1 t c~;tle66 slC(p a mete SUCCt'SS tOn oil ll&JlS dJshubed ~~<!th drcanL;; m g ht- I & J8 Ouase , 10c Chillod shol. 80c ethWeiPll&b & Roedel. Phone 3U·L, 900 E. Mam St T1111 DAILT TR!li!!MIJ, Pl)ld:IIO'I, ifRD 'Houn·run GR[Al CONTEST ~r~~~~:~~~!f:r~~~::tsULliVIN ~T KIS BEST WOUlD Alll::~~ifu~,:::,.n. M <an~~:eP:ntec an, l~r ,.~~~.~ SUSIN IS f~n Ar~BDAGK~NG: -ijlH 1 [;:E3;~~~..~i·~~~lMQ~ERNS ~lllt KlU\AlN .~~li£Vl~ 1 ::s1e:.~~~~~f ~:~;~f.~i{~7~.~~ 8~~! ~='"•nd fRD TH'E iTit, J ~£~:::&:.::~:;:.~ ~y. J a 1 P . 1 [ ~ Jt~E.t~i:= . . ~~.:-,:.: ''~., SID[ il~ HAft[ PAR[O tt un I ·~rite ~ ~-~~~va ~'""W~J~ e.tt htm l• ... •!,!.:.. ....... J: h:I:k M.p&,1 .Star.; popuiRr u~d tmetlc ~me "lllilmliDI 11tr" 11 1h'eo t• tbe,t~an· ets Jupiter, llare. Saturn ami \'• Dll"- wbea one or them rite' lllt9rt· )J before tbe pD and 11 1 cdn•~eu· QOUI obJect lD tlJe '"' berore dawn . Tblt~ 1." ~.5 . 11-25-31 ----·-- ueens Oak Grove • I I I __ _.__________ I d I The late.t orchestra muoic, ainging, dancing. ~Known throushout the Eaat aa leadins Radio Entertain<ll'•· FAITH BALDWIN WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY (On The Sc"'ell) AdJDisaloa 40c; I I I __ l' I WEBB El C:LII'i'ORD LENOX" Hear and See; Greta Garbo, Clark - I Preoented By "~·USAN - ".....SparkS 8port l BUFFALO N. Y'a. ALL CIRL ORCHESTRA I Gable r- - Re Ras B _.IYlUS cldldren 20c By CLIFF STERKE'M' PIUS II '"ff I I I I I I '·l I ,!;'~'~~·~~ I TAMPA 11 pc~ I The Conyenient Center" of FI.. ORIDA • uThe Playcround of Amer1ca'" By JIMMY MlJ ... .. '! ' ...... • ...•' ' '". .. .. ..• ,. ,,FootbaII score I ' 20 to· 7 I • :' ~ ' •• Hotel Hillsboro ·~- SELLS THE . --.... . .,. _. -· ~CAICEY-- - With LOts,Of l)etours . ~OKL.YAlS ~5W ' " ·. AA ... , •.....,..;:.. ~.,;.. ..........,., ..... ... , ...~ :jo .... , •' ~' ' .. . ' ' :be· Sunfast Hats �' ~AY, NO~J:II tl, \It! ' '· ·.m,. !or J.•.. ~· •' - ·~&:::' ""~Iter~ or ..-....eo WBD.NEDDAY, NOVEMbER Ed'fit4 and familY of Rio spent SUD4;&J here wtth 1931 011!0 .. EdJkn "•'"•-Thl,' .py .,w 1 - . .• ,..,,,,._.. u Mro Oui.Qther ie a fut ahd elulab ..... be . . • today anit I ou't-rte Olt.row Revere McK.en.z.1e WeJ'Itl liUeStll of ~lve back3eld. man aDd wt\h In~',.._ ~· ~ t h e.:,... .:!t.~ ch::/,11tt Maaa, lf) ' a~:~~~ uk.B~Il~H.'':W,•~Y lo the line· up, the ptnfb.er co:nUn- 1view he P•• after -..- -r-- ~ 1M 'i!';:"1 •-vy-~ 1 At Po"'"""d, Ma~oe Zeltn1 latenriewl!iil. • ' _.th '""'the .., .,_.. Jra Hill visited Mn Ol.e)' i•ay,n\<• 1...a.. ••nt wtl undoubtedly bt o<renalh·l who~·Aiiuldl • •kl, B '1'' 1 on Ill theovywe... t, oned. Tl'" Middleport team Is In ,...., F. G...,. ot !JIOinla- ·~ -• ,.._,., ~ ,:;. ln t•· .... 1knock~ oul Hemy Ooldbtra or Portland Fnday. ood 1 New~; Senlet II)IOrta . . ., weJd, -k ...,., .,..... .w .....,.. '"" ""~ Mn; Sylvia Radcllfte il.ru! l!(ll}l ~ s 1ape with all stsoo or 1n- HI~'• bome and wbeb J&ke , . . baro knuolllt Wt on fecW:U in jBrooklytl (81 were 11 oe~~u. a r relathes at M!41tle8 Jurle apparenux vanlahed. ' toN .. ~ wankit to .ee 1t1m At LQIJ Anselea-New.- Brown port Thut'&d e.J ~venlnil Jl•st " few hours mo~ of almo&t. he .Ud: "Nb., I $Jn't Jt•e later"And wben 1 lillY that," added I Loa AIJidea, bant.amwellht chamHenton Holter an1 t...mUy ot unbearable suspeme and the anme viewa.. " Greue wattel 1111.W )He Jake. I'm ihinkin&: ot Tunney, plj:ln ot Calitornl&, dete&ted YOWlll P!!rest Run '~. ere recent. guesl.& ot 'l! games v.lll be on went on duiy "'DJJ'bt. wa~ "' Dempsey, ~ark.ey, l.ioU&biU~. Car· Tommy or the PhJllppinea, (10) ' Mr il..ld Mr B Phllton Routt.h 'I ht pr.obaolc.; shuWng line· ups !the Fore Rtver ahlpyardl ln Qlilft. nera and &11 the rett ot t.be present ---·· Mr and Mn Ira Hill &.ttended ~ PtJmroy P06 Mlddlepun ey, Jl...,, and 'beD uked blm Jt day dance. maaters With The Wrestlen birthday dmner tn honor or till! Cro"" , 160 LE Oliu aner 13:> ha eoald have wder lor .... Ql, ' Why ibese fe\lOW8 COUJQ not latter II g ru.ndmolher Ml ~ Aumll· B Ca~ct, 1M L 1' k cJ l!: H9 Thea Oftt:De laid.: have 8t.ooct up tl.e rounds wtl.h u 1 let held a t the home of Mr and 1Mn; Artt.ul Orr af BaRban Sun K~lMJr, 155 LOR PickenS, nu "I Dderstand ,JMe Kllr-,Wl wont lilood bare knuckle tlghter back in P: I N B 1 Scctt, 160 C T LPwl.~ H s Mre." the ·ao·s Sure and mind me, rm At. New YOl'k-Ray Stetle Cul!( day I t'OW Electric Theatre, .Pomeroy ' o -·aee tC d ...... , row In H.IIt o~y Of p omeroy 8 ell!d Foot 8 a 11 1 _.t-.l T Ex.,..._ vu O B~ Preaen 1 T0 See p urp Je p an• \ then And Yellow Jackett Wedaesdar, Nov. lith. IS LAST GAME FOR 12 PLAYERS • Teamt Evenly Matched To Battle For Supremacy on Middlep•....rt High School Fi'eld ., Game Start& Promptly At 2:00P.M. __ oJJI-'""'. Am..-. ! I I ~n~!,J'1w HOCKEY &E8VLT8 J: · (ovef\IJ:(le) • ~an&JIMf~l ~c.htcalo MIU'6eru 8, Detroit 1. B•J&ton 7. CID&dlens 1 - - l ~~ B ~lc:~~~~ !~~ Ut~a":nr= agm~ -:!' ~ ~=~~: ~~ j~u~ ~~ ~:~k S~l Lo.ac SL'i.Son lJ;} ~ye 140 P lcH. ttl I41 i•il Wu ~~~~e\Y~~If!l0~ t~~vt~10\;:;:. ~:~~ ~ I ·----·~----EagJP. • R• T chF t 1 I Bhur Bhot 6hells 12 C defeaied Sanuny J HE Wnrd. 140 till dovm YUI&BI feller" and launehed as they have to be ll the ra.ns do i Tommy OJ'fiAlt Holland. ~d .l tear:''-- - -·---.....,. GAM•: S'r!\T IST ICS QilGallnghet 135 Into a dlaeUBlon Of the "Did da11" not demand more why Should t.hey 1 Abe Kashey, Byrla bJg'e run e 0 , game 2 oclock JIB Neal 165 u compared with U..ne. klll tJ1emselvee? 1 l!;d Don Ge(lrge New York, de- ~ 1 .... " '•t play•d M~ddle"mt Wu'lt'bll' llllu 145 HD Riley ~~~ ,,.. "" ••ot,rv,.,.. · , 'It. givea me a laUCh when I heat l fe&tedN Tommy Texa.a. New York M• ano Mrs Ra)moml Fn1.nk ~ ~~ W 1 Lnat cs. etc - Thursday mo1ning, up '' • ... • FB · In t"· ' • t De k N J ~ Ral h w u 10• 0 1 h Nlckunmes or two LC'ams 't.•l\ 't' l', E.slf' l) 141.11 people say & ua.~ .,a.c mpsey At ewar - LOO• P - p R Orr and fanuly cs.lkd on W • bright and early--t\ few sow OMs p P tl ns RLUV£'t HJO agmg 2B 3-7 points per pme, Mld.~ and Benny Leonard are t.oo old t.o ~;cn , Phlladelphl.a' ddealed Bab.;! H Wolfe and w1te Wednesday 1 of expectancy- a. huge turkey dmP ometoy ~~~e J 81~ ~ · tlkP£. 11 11on fi ~;ames, lost 2, tied 0. lllht.. They're really only Caddock New Haven Harry Spencer and Beverly WoUe hware Athl. . .e Poet uer or what -have-you- a clamor of 1 Mladleport e OY. I\C'C ~ ' RVtl.llfiUll! 10 1·2 pomts per game. youngsters, and if they h1t.d not Renato Ga.rdil1!.. Italy, I.06sed Joe called 011 p R Orr and ftl.ml ly Sa~ martial muMic-a. g1and parad(' of ' C<.acbes Pofncro~ • Ra.v AH tiUl ( \\( lf:lLl ul Pom c1·ov I!,,-. 1 _ taken thtnp so soft when they roota Mondt Colorado urday evening t hCUl"ands or perwns mu. 111 g toFa111ham Mlddlel>Ort. ClJ d • 1 1 ~ 1 . • I Pl ,,g(' IH't.:: hl of Mtd [l! epoJ c I A~• lll.BI! polnLs .scored durina: p re- rea.ched t.ha tog !.hey would still be At New Haven- Dick Davl.scourt Mr and Mrs F led Wolfe and W \VI\rd the Middleport 1!' 1ldiron- an· Bo.ttvn lllm 14 !' UH" age 11'.::l cht of Pcnw·l r cdlnr, Thauksanl.lR games M1d filhtlnl . CaUtcmia, defeated Frank Brww- H Wolfe and wire attended Lhe ot ht•r blare from the bands--colo(s 0 am e officlals Ref, lee IOV b~td:iLtlct 145 <~VPtnge "' etghtld leport 27 5·6 points per s:ame. "However, thEy CIUl come bacl ll lwicz pOland , runeral of •.heir uncle Wm Zehm wavmg gaily through the al 1-a. Molg!l.n 1Ju1plre • Ghr ist .. j of Mlddlfpml Llu;kllr>lct 15c7, ::~vet· Pcmt'I'O~ :.e pomt:; per ll&me Lhey try But to do t hat they will At Ban Francisco---Gt!orge God- at Keno Thursday afternoon • 1\ lm:tlc- a SEcond vf tl e,ILh,} sll.:mce Navl!, Headllne~>mfm Snaufnge \I eight of Ponwrm team, 140 , have to buckle down, forget the fie~ negro heavywelght. won from R w Umnlt.z after spendlntr , - -a thud of !eathe1 against pl gskm fer 0 U, Timekeepers Max H.vH:lp.~ \\eight a t Mkldlep::n t lcflm 1 e~~.~:~y part ot Ute that they did not Andreas Oostanos, Mexico who Wit.:> few days with Mr a nd Mrs w H --aud t he greatest football dass1c UjL ' and fuul Leonard 1S2 ,. know when they .st&rt.ed, and be dUiqua.lllled for roueht tact1Cfi Wolf returned Wednesday to hill j of this st.ction of southe1 u Ohlu Attendll.nce 1500, c;;lhm.L t· ~gin an over apln I do not ex· At Chlcq:o,-Ous Bonnenbe1g home o.t. Cleveland 11111 be• under wa :o~ t:d PamtH•Y 1" ' 1'•Vts Gum thf'l 140 peeL them to do that, but it. Is the 1Bcston defea'ted Karol Zbysko, George Frederick and ram1ly and 'l he Thanksgiving Du y &Uilk toWeather condnmm; Solllc· Eluc 11.1H"Il 1::10 Wclf(' lGO Mt"Cul ~ 1 Ey LE.~ CONKLIN only way for them to get any plac{) Polish heavyweJght Milford Frederick and family call· 111ouc.w climaxes the senso.. n for • whnt eoolrt 1guod loul tnd) lcul§,h I-to Kk<'s IW PoLls 135 1 JNS Sport.& Writer "Demp~~~:y'i' Not MU~:b" Jack Bhel'I'J, New York ,defeat· ed on Peter Frederick and fu.mtl yi iFBI' Sale b7 Mar11n .& Roller, Drq1-'omeroy aut~ Mlddl ej:1oJ t h 1 g h weath e1! Holter HO J'f'aehlm i2s ! Nnl Ynrlt Ncv 25 - Il'lS- Usua· 'What do I think of Dempsey' 1ed Fred Meyer, Chle&JO Sunday afternoon (lst11, Middleport Ohio hchuols with t\\O of ~ht: mo~t I ..M.iddleport lt.'.~~rvcs Allcn::.wOJ th 1u mt u ' •' m amed me~~ (Ill the~:. Well not. much He 1s a nice tel · ~140 · Abbott 145 E L'wls 140 1ege 1cot a 11 leams th.., year ........, low, but who did he beat? Hl:i rqually matched teams in many ' ltl ' E.nt'smnw.e 1 HO Bcm~~eU ns of them h.altback , says he would lll'ell~st fight was agaJnst Firpo, 1 1 ;.uitt'5, grimly balt hug eac h othe1 Lo t.l1eak of \'lct.orics Intact. auu v j v th 1r T k 130 n ' 11 i :~o ' make the All· American sure tt he who was big and sLrong but as t he finish H ·rel..ofo re th{' Middle- I ~hese two Jte ms combined f con- E rt 1, 1 1 9 ~f erid 121 ~oreE t.ep could hwve h!s mother~ln-law m green as the hills of Killarney port aggreg~•Lion has twned m a I test oJ real mer!~ ~111 be presented ; 1 ~~ " 1' ' nca ' ' s ' the backfield to run Interference for "This talk about JeJJrtt'ji anrl wm m the annual I.J.n1\s'!:!Vmg j to th ~ th10ng o, 1an" \1 h w h Willi · I him Dempsey being the g1eatest of au ,e:amcs but the SCVHlll1 g.!mr> of und oubLedl y crow~ ll h~ t~c Mid- ~ FanthCl pl:ners wno will be play· I 1champlons is a lot of hokum Ne!Lhl t his scrieli p1omlsc~ .o L(' 'he Il'Jst ) dleport t\cld carl~ tum lr rov aftcl- 1, 1g theb 1111 al ~-;ame 101 PomeroY I H c1 1J s wog~lln6 J ohn MtGraw 1s er one fOU8ht real opponents 3ig ho tly contested one of the :;eues ro , lCJil high seh oul Ca pt um Sc l.t, Pll'.IO!. ge ttmg to be a ra.vorltc pasLLmc Jim Wlt.B a natural mauler who hao many the game tomOJi ow &eems ; 1 11 ~ cont(.~t will :>L,, It prOIIJllllylti \\ J nebl ~ •ll10 Bnmo Ca~;cl and l wl~h the £:lt Louh Ca1dmals It pened alonl when no other good ulmQ~t llke a toss-up bctwo.:eu lc.t j o'clock with t-h~ ft: pi(' Prm- s 1 s~;on :;tartt-d when they obta111cd F oan\;. man was filht;lp8 ,Jack Johnson eltJ1er team and acemdln~ lo mo&L thcJs ll.nd U1e Yellow Ja-2-krt:s Ia<;Jat kcl pl:c 1r 1;; \\hO Will be pla:y- IF'r lsch !rom thf' Giants in exchange would have beaten him 1n hlr prim~ pn'!du~tlons 1t ma y refll 1t ,,~ ~· ch 1 Jng CRch ott1e1 fot l1l" flt st Llme jmll" thclt rmal game for Middle- i fol Rogers Hmnsby who couldnt I think Peter Jack8on was the .Dl3TRUIUTED !!:•even w1u nors bl<~. J \. t' <Jl· l 1 1t• !ilOf;CO E\lTY ut-t tt'l ;:a•nt' ol po 1t htgh ~dwo l Bca~l'l E.~t 1 · p &~t 1lonR With the Nf'w Ymk club greatest lighter 1:dnce John L No ms <Jf Uw Pome1ov ll 1fr • 1H>,, l l" lli j tilt' 1931 l':t'a,.on WJ!, '• t hlltst IJI 1o 11Ke 1ns Bt 11 ••ncl Rirh Plcke 18 Tuff A~a111 last winter McOJaw snapped John wasn't afraid of Jackson But SYNOPSIS bu fightl ugto:.t.~ e u gea ~tuut: of clC' U1F b,1 ck~wund 1s a 1 .or•• lmpmt- J.cv;t~ :. nd ward up J ohn Berly, protni5lng p1tcher h~ bad ca.u.se to be ~f he ever fear• L o v e I y Fanchon Meredith 111 fea ts while ~; l e\"u WRPJOr , lkaJ n11t gu mc Is uma\eled Cu..tl ll s:s __ frcm Rochc ..lel a Bt Lams tarm ed anyone. Sullivan Lold me one lf'!mted by the San Fnncaaco pohc:.e mg t.he ro lms ul Mld r1 1 I' • 1 Ju ,;i• B,t tl~n nud Farnham ha vc p,Jo'lmS umm n \ of ·checluks Pome10y !'Why 'ild t h e Cards let fieri~ geL time that h e 'wouldn t have any tn connection with a murder com· t.chool \lilll br flg hlmg tu ho •l tlwn ~ d theh p10teges until no1~ lt won 5 f',\m(.s lr.st 1 l u'!d 1 avC!- RwHy? bemoaned St Lows fans thing to do With tha~ bloody oegro' mitted by ber I'Weetbeart, '"Tony •• -.- --- -·-- __.. - ·-- ---~~~ I Thye hav e their answ~r today and he r~ally meant 1t He would Fanchon did not know he was a E1 .tv IS bac k Jn U1e mm or~ whUe have [oUWht him In a minut~ lf he tbnman. She escape•_ by airplane P aui Derrinl! er thd pitcher the were white Mder the name of "Smith." Aboard 0 Card~ took iu 1)lCfne.lcc ta H~rh Sha.rkey Is the best. of the hea~y Ill Evelyn Howard. whom P'1111chon Is cw of th e ~ ta1 s of lhe st Louis wetght.s n"Jw Schmeling Is coming had met Oll a voyage from Hawau • U • • 0 0 I along fasl and tn anothec yeac he Rvel1Q it &Wll to New York to live ~~ 1wlll hu.\e a good chance of beating Wtth her ,unt, the • wealth7 MrL 1..------------B" HARDIN BURNLEY------------.. kl Al'I\Ough Dutmouttl ha~ beN. IJack, but I don't belln\e he could Cantain, whom she never saw. The --J k·~ d b h do it toda.:,.plaue c:ra~bea and Fanchon is the c •:u ~~oun qu1t.c 11 lt t P Blll' What else Is the matter with the only aurvivor. To from G1een f' •• ven Will go down ln there fighters ot 1931., Well, betides tak an4 tbe past, the cord ~ 1u1 one ot the finest fC>rwaro lng Lhmgs too easy, they have not ~~~~~-i~. ho~ A pas~mg aggtegatlons in the count.r} te ed the greatest art in boXtniJ of ,,.... be· 1 n. ~ p1te n.1 lnfL'rlm· running attack ~~t 0r making an opponent do aod her 1lhP team hn& been dangerous con hat t1e does not. want to do lbe 1 "l stwtly because or its aeriAl ot'Ien· y, otdlbnoen Could Box ~i ve Agnmst Yale, K'""~ ~and Co· • Most of you yoqna: ftllows be· lumbia., the Oreen-.;~D. ,tQULlllf . lteVil that the boxers oHthe '80'11 / r.nly l U yar~ by rUMtiilr against 'were nothl.rJIJ but a Jot of maulers n t ctal or 708 yards by tlf.:dt· thl'f'e That Is not 80 Thef knew the art J tp p mw nl~ Although out rUshed six femtlng 88 no fighter today does 1 fl, In nne, Dartmouth tied Yale Even John L., who wa 5 reputed to :ll tn 33 lo:.t to Columbia 19 to 6 be a puuchct land nothing else ·IIHI lleld Ha rvard to a 'l to 6 c:ount could apen a. hole Ule s1ze of an ~~ altdrome door on ~ra He did Fanehon cannot Snmm\ f..lllldcll the ow light· uot step around much. ~uL he could wathout reveallne •'.(>ll'hl lhnm plon , finally bas: Ntlt· htt you when you leasL expected It lew days later a · Tha.t reminds me," Big Jake 1cr1 lltCI au lll·advU;ed comeback come. from Tony. 1 ~\tl( m1.t E ' nny L<'onl:lt·d Cannon- gri nned frcm Cine caultftowered ear and repulses his ad, tnll Mattm and AI Singer please to lhe other, ~'what a JWi-Lch Carl rop\ ne1a and John wo~ ma~e. Ptimo CHAPTER XIX , -~wouldn't be able tO go back to I r ((' \' (irovc fa.Jmed eleve n JflpS [sheep herdln. a(ter Jo)ln let him Ill Tl)klc L11ok~ like tlJe Chinese home a couple qf 'thoSe breezers he li.J m ~ ought to sign him for thC'lt I tossed at me baclll; 111 la.a9; 1 ~ i lll.J p::.IJOotlng Clvlsion I " I YSW Camera wp.kn ~e fought 1Maloney In Boston I ~\ so pep 1 • - - 1ped up during tale bou,, t."Y son I thought I was going to bQP. in 1Lhc ling myself He Is fast ror ll big man, but I would have liked to 8Bt at him when I WJ1o8 In my prime. • If ..,he newsP&J)flr ref»orters • 1heat d me say that I'd have a ftock "When l was able to, 1 went to the place where the accident had I of those new-tangled boxing man · agen; on rny neck telling me what. curred. 1 wante<l to talk to the doctor," said Ton)'. I a conceited old cuss I am I'm saYlnR what I ttllnk, however, and left him money to care 1or If the prese nt-day boxers think said. their as good as Jackson, Ryan, dyme. 1 wante:d her Sullhan and the others I won't say every,htog . , . a~ after• anything, roJ there Wl18 never a. • J man who could light thinking h~ was no KOOd" Wednesday ntght off to bed- 1 t c~;tle66 slC(p a mete SUCCt'SS tOn oil ll&JlS dJshubed ~~<!th drcanL;; m g ht- I & J8 Ouase , 10c Chillod shol. 80c ethWeiPll&b & Roedel. Phone 3U·L, 900 E. Mam St T1111 DAILT TR!li!!MIJ, Pl)ld:IIO'I, ifRD 'Houn·run GR[Al CONTEST ~r~~~~:~~~!f:r~~~::tsULliVIN ~T KIS BEST WOUlD Alll::~~ifu~,:::,.n. M <an~~:eP:ntec an, l~r ,.~~~.~ SUSIN IS f~n Ar~BDAGK~NG: -ijlH 1 [;:E3;~~~..~i·~~~lMQ~ERNS ~lllt KlU\AlN .~~li£Vl~ 1 ::s1e:.~~~~~f ~:~;~f.~i{~7~.~~ 8~~! ~='"•nd fRD TH'E iTit, J ~£~:::&:.::~:;:.~ ~y. J a 1 P . 1 [ ~ Jt~E.t~i:= . . ~~.:-,:.: ''~., SID[ il~ HAft[ PAR[O tt un I ·~rite ~ ~-~~~va ~'""W~J~ e.tt htm l• ... •!,!.:.. ....... J: h:I:k M.p&,1 .Star.; popuiRr u~d tmetlc ~me "lllilmliDI 11tr" 11 1h'eo t• tbe,t~an· ets Jupiter, llare. Saturn ami \'• Dll"- wbea one or them rite' lllt9rt· )J before tbe pD and 11 1 cdn•~eu· QOUI obJect lD tlJe '"' berore dawn . Tblt~ 1." ~.5 . 11-25-31 ----·-- ueens Oak Grove • I I I __ _.__________ I d I The late.t orchestra muoic, ainging, dancing. ~Known throushout the Eaat aa leadins Radio Entertain<ll'•· FAITH BALDWIN WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY (On The Sc"'ell) AdJDisaloa 40c; I I I __ l' I WEBB El C:LII'i'ORD LENOX" Hear and See; Greta Garbo, Clark - I Preoented By "~·USAN - ".....SparkS 8port l BUFFALO N. Y'a. ALL CIRL ORCHESTRA I Gable r- - Re Ras B _.IYlUS cldldren 20c By CLIFF STERKE'M' PIUS II '"ff I I I I I I '·l I ,!;'~'~~·~~ I TAMPA 11 pc~ I The Conyenient Center" of FI.. ORIDA • uThe Playcround of Amer1ca'" By JIMMY MlJ ... .. '! ' ...... • ...•' ' '". .. .. ..• ,. ,,FootbaII score I ' 20 to· 7 I • :' ~ ' •• Hotel Hillsboro ·~- SELLS THE . --.... . .,. _. -· ~CAICEY-- - With LOts,Of l)etours . ~OKL.YAlS ~5W ' " ·. AA ... , •.....,..;:.. ~.,;.. ..........,., ..... ... , ...~ :jo .... , •' ~' ' .. . ' ' :be· Sunfast Hats �' W~~~~~~ F111'<.>,11t....,EC:A:,.,!IT~ ' READERS rconc&-u "" .....t 11M N•wo OILe of n, DaiiJ ternoon a nd probl.blJ tn EaR po11j!>l0: TrU.W.., caD 236-L; if the Buo~ Ollce uk for 202-R. Saturda y !a ir . not much chance ture. FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL ' NEWS SERVICE ·' NIMHOOS~HF Thursday, Nov. 26th ' Fancy Deoipo, 2p;;;;£~:-. . . . Sacrifice Prices on Ladiea Coata and Dreaoeo-You need not wait for January 'Ciearante Sale--DJ;aatic Reductions now. here ia , to buy for Chriatmao pifts. 35c Me;.. t:n. w-;;;.ToSocko for High -Top Sh.,;;- _-_ .. . . t 19c . .. ·' . F-, New Fall Shacleo . . .. . ... ... . .. , . SPECIAL PURCHASE OF LADIES WASH DRESSES • From tl>e Malon of Quality and Style Ore~ Al'l Guaranteed Faat;'Colon-A Larl'• Se- • S9e l()c 38 Inch Stanclarcl Percale, all New Patterno, Liahto ·· ancl Dar.....,..,er yarcl , , .... . .. .. .. ... .. .. . A Pair tOe Meno Rayon Silk Fancy Socko, 25c Gracie• . . 2 pair 36c Cotton Socko , , _____ ........... -tO~ . ___________ New .stJI~- Laiueo Silk ~oh Hooe Juot Receivecl. 6 , , , , , . , , , , , .. , . , .... . ..... . ... . $1.00 and $1.951 H ·" Carters Rayon Silk Bloomen, assorted '· colors--95c gra.de,:. .· ·.... ·'·:.: ....... .. . . 59c October wao too warm for Coat Buaineoa-That'• why we are offering all our 1931 modela •t coat and le11-Pl,in black, brown, and mixture• ·fur trimmed ... , ........................ $6.95 . Black, Browni,Green and Mixturea, f11~ trimmed ........ $11.95 Extra Quality-blacka and brewna, fur trimmed ......... $18.75 Very Fine Materiala, tri!"med yith luxuriouo fura ...... .' $39.75 CHILDREN'S COATS ONE THIRD TO ONE HALF OFF! '' . ·p. & I t·E S: . •· ' \. ' . ' .~· . . Ladieo ()xfordo, Strapo ancl Pumpo .. . .. :· .. . .. . .. $1,73 Chllclrena Black ~hilclreno ? ;I , :• <bfOI'cl~ . '~ I - '\ . ;. . aizeo 6 to 2 Black Hi1h Shoeo, oizeo 5 '!. to I . . . . . . . . < H;..,, a..u" ., '. " ' 9&c BigAu~~ion • 95c • I ~:~~n~Pu~rses, black or Ladies .. Slip-on. Kid Nov. 'styles. Gloves-full length·· Bora 14 lncb Hi1h Cut Thorol'ood Shoeo 3 to 5'1. $3.53 . A. Two Blacle Poeket Knife Free Meno 16 Inch Hi1h Cut noro1ood Sh-Piain ' Toe, Campooition Sole ...... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.95 fl- Smart St)'teo in Laclieo Nanlty Pumpo-Strapo ucl comhiaation-Prlcecl. . . . . . $2.95, $3.85, $4.&0 Ladieo ATcb Support Sllppero-Sure F- Comfort. , . ..... , . , , ..... , , , , , . , , .....•. $1.95 to Sale - Friday ·. Night~ MuoalcT. .ple ihu OlatU.., Work Shoe• .. . .. . .. . -:-~:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.. $1.13 ' 73c Coaater Wqoa, ~thbunl'o ·SJ>..dal. Eatra Top anld Bott- Bocly 18x 32, Lar1e Dloe Whe10lo with 1 Inch Balloon Rubber Tlri!a Buy now for Chriatmao Compooi_tlOD Sole, Soft Leather .. . ..... ... .. $1.96 Br 73c ' • . .' ' ' 27,,1931 $1.73 -~~--~----~--~ JUST IN FROM NEW YORK FOR CHtuSTMAS · . Eutern lale Fine Hud•Made Silk UadertbiDP: Pajamu, Fitt~ Gowna, Dance sea, ~.Jacket.,!ltep-IU, French Puts--" . Also Hand·Made Nain.ook U n d - t before the · ~at $6.00 and $6.50 Travel Crepea , , ...................... $3.45 $6.00 and $6.50 Plain Silk Crepq . . . .. . . . . .. .. •• . .. .. . . $4.45 $12.75 Plain Silk Crepq ....... '..................... $8.45 . $16.75 Plain Silk Crepq ............................ $12.75 ·TBI J. N. pTABUIBID 1151 . ,. Boy's or black - --------------------------,--------,..,...------------------Slip-on. Sweaters,. part wool89c ' ~ Mena Thoroaood Work Shoe•, Tip or Plain Toe, " 73c $3.73 , Mea'~ ·· Bl~ck_ ~alf ~:· Cbfo~• ~ ~y~ar ; ~~Ita, · · thAr · or Rulolo.r .,..,.., .. ; . . .. ;. , ·. . ... .. ·...~ .. $2.73 , .., \ "i'X { \\ . 73c 81x99 Druid Sheets, Free From Dressing-Seflmless and ready to use-.~1.25 value ... , .... 73,<:. Large Size Mamma Dolls, fancy Dress .... ... . .. 73c ' From , ~r · SH~E ~~~~.,.T!'<JEI'I;£ , .. SONS - .' ..... ........ o.... "' ' .... : .ll ... ~ • • ~ ·-;. ; .;;. •.: . • Act Juatified By Alleged Attack By Chineae, Ja.,. Say If Effort Ia Made To "Pack" The Judiciary Committee d.s"enclln~r the.· bl Chinchow. Flahttng between Chinese IUld Japanese troop~:~ broke ou~ plong the Pelplna-Mukden railway, presaaln& a declahe enaare•uent for the control of the territory between Mukden and the 1reat wau of China. The Japanese advance be&an from Beveral dlrtctlon6, t.roops b!l'ing rushed to the rron' from Mukden, · Newehwana and Chang- tn of 1 Manchurian oonftlct, and had as Sufferinc Without 1 their obJect the dlsper.sol of all · hostile Ohtnese forces in South . F NIDe are rozeft ! Manchuria. to Death I Orders to the Japanese to ad, vance followed quickly receipt. ot 1Information that the Ohlnese miltGallup, N. M., Nov. 27- lNS-- 1 tary headquarters at Pelplng and · hundred Indiana were :!!till on ordered attack upCtn the JapAito and Ba·n ta RILa Mesas Chlncbow a& the bP.11t 1 by the storm which has taken the lives or nlm! their 80x105 Crinkle ~ed 33 inch Silk Pongee, imported 12 Momme , colored stnpe · F'rrst Q u al't 1 y, 3 Yards .................. 73c ISpread, ' . scallopedXmas Greeting Cards, 15' assorted Card~ . · 73c --------with lined envelopes in box, 2 boxes ... .'J. 73c ' FIGHT TO RESULT ~lty today 11nowboWld Men's Fleeced· Union Suits-Ecru color, sizes 36 to 46---$1.00 Value ............ , .... , 73c 3x6 Window, Shades-water colol'll, green, or . tan-50~ Valul¥3, 2 for ................. , .... 7~ --- - - · - - -- - --------Boy's Sweater Coats, Fleeced Lined, 2 Pockets, Brown or Blue Heather 28x34 ·.. ,. ......... 73c ' ' :-? .: hunting 73c Hope Bleached Muslin, 9 yards 9 yards to each customer ..... , . . . . . . .J'C Ch r'ld ren ,s Stoc k'rngs- Li111it -- - •::---:---,-- - - - - - _----~ Black, Beige and Tan 22x44 Turkish Towels colored Borders, large Barksize and good quality, 5 towels .... , . . . . . 73c All Re1ular $1.95 Valueo-We Offer lhem clurinl' the Annivena_ry Sale-Y011r Choice M- Rayoa Silk . ' and' Schuman, 21, of near New , wa.s taken to Union with • wounded 7'!) lection of Stylea &lld Patterna, •ize 14 to 48 ONCHINCHOW The operatl01l8 were the most e-xBy Heavy Storm Idertaken tensive that the Japaneae . have un~ since the be&innino the 60c Size Listerine, 2 Bottles ....... , ..... .'--:. . 73c Men ,s Dress Sh'"'" r.-...- ---·---;::-~--';;;;;-;;--=:--.:.c-~,.:.:._:_:_.:_:_:..:..:~= guaranteed fast colors. · Fancy Box Paper White or Tinted, 3 boxes .... 73c 73c Childrens Fancy Wool.Sweaters, wool and Men's Fancy Dress part wool · · ........................... 73c Bal>_Y Blankets, fancy design!!_ .large size ...... Wx50 All Linen Table Cloths, Fancy Color Borders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paramount Decorative Tree Lighting Outfit Complete with 8 electric·Bulbs .. , ...... : . Ladies Fabri!; ·Gioves-+-Suede·Finish, slip-on. styles-.-$1.00 value ... ·. .. : ;·:v:· ...... ..... Effort To Be Made In Next Conlreu To Bury Subject upon, Chlnese force& 1 : ~U£STIUN By Land, Air And Sea Plano Are Made For i Advance ' Ind.•80S Snowed f n lchun. Mountain Mist Quilt Batting, 2 Rolls ........ , , 73c Shirts-;E:!a.r~e- . ... /,' Ladiet Pure Silk Hoae, Full Fathioned~rade .. ' i Wopyrl&'ht. 1931, by I. N. 8.) Mukden, Nov. 21-lNS-The J&panese army in South Manchurl&. today launched a ;eneral attack 1 1 Ladies· Fancy Outing Pajamas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73c CLOSING OUT LADIES READY·TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT AT MIDDLEPORT Ue;;; Heavy W.ool 'W;;;.;Sc;k;,'25c -V~Ie, 2-;ai; f~r - 25c bo;.t Go!f•Soclu, ....,..., ' surve1 b~ lnternatlonal NewtJ Ber~ vice showed k)day. At teut. llix at.hera were wounded, one cd t.mm perhaps fatally. / The v1ctllll6 of the holldaJ bunt. : lnr were Paul Wood&, 40, who dl@d . In the Elyria Clinic !Hlortly a!ter he · wu &hot tn the abdomen when his : aun sUpped on a log and was charaed. and Moae Jesse, Pomei'O)', who wu shot 1n the when he fell down with hls iWl In his hand. Le1mtna hW g:un against t.he side or a building while awaiting the orrivBI or a compan·l on, George Familiea Lelkas, 19 ot Jeft'eriiQD, wos critlFood I W()unded. when the wea))On u.nd was discharged aooklen- PRICES EXTRA VALUES FOR 73c READ EVERY ITE M 1$PECIAL OFFERINQS TO YOU DURING OUR 73RD ANN.VER$Ait SALE, EVERY ITEM A 11.<\RGAiN M..,. ~my Rich11rd Blue Chambray Shirti, Coal : ,l!i)rl•,. fwo Pocketo, Re1ular 89c Value-8pe:,·: ·.-~ lluy-Siz'o 14'!. to 18% , . . . . . . . . . . . . . SOc HWH" By Inteme.tlonal News Bervlei! r Two or the 8CQI"Bs of Ohio glm .. 1 rod& who toot advanta1e of the : hoUday and hauniMd tht! open ftelds &nd wood in .llflarch o1 rabbits yes_ terday, died in huntlna acc1d.enta. a SALE STARTS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 8:30 A. M., CONTINUES UNTIL SATURDAY. NIGHT,' 5th Special73rd Anoiversary BIRTHDAY VAWES The Sensation Sale of 1931 I!"OIIliiUIOIIIOIII'III""""IIU""IIUIIU""IIItiiUrn UtmntttrrtnltiiiiUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIUIIIUIImmlmtl1 CITY tN nH One Critieally When Leaning Gun Falla To Ground • ' WHll E HU SJX ARE WOUNDED ., 7J YEARS YOUNG IO Rl OEMOGRHS W~NT T~ SHH~E Both &e Victimo Of Their Own Guna On I Thankagivi111 I TOYLAND OPENS S_ATURDA Y, DEC. S· at Store Closed·All Day, KillED . IN SUH JAPS PHEPARE l~ucto ATUCK ·lA~T K[ . - R e n t a I lmmediately; Rent Paid few State llama in Two Ye•r• Two Held on Jntimildatlon and Con,tempt Charee• in Kentucky Flays Edison ITHREE K ICLEVELAND: 1HHCKS IITwo Die When bile Craabet "U ..a)lit I Into Trolley AGED WOMAN II..IU, When She Of Car; Roughly � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 25, 1931 pitner