https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/888d1ee15095a5411d93b0a70849d111.pdf c6febd6283129b2a402e5ce4395028e9 PDF Text Text ' RIADER$ NOTICE-If you unt want the Newa Ollice of The DaiiJ Trlbu..., call 238-L 1 if the Buobaw Ollice uk for 202-R. WEATHER ; Sll«bUY colder tonlihL FULL LEASED t'lt!C~UNlJA DEGISIONivti~~i~~L~El~E:~o~ f ARM THOU8L[5 1 ~:'0l..~~K~~nWAlKER M~KE ~~c~~~~1A~~Nu~~:Organll3tioas BANN[D ATtl ~:~;~::::.f£:-~~:1 PlrA Voluntary Bellel " II Of b~~~f.~~~·~i~~ -t~~~t.~~·,I Tnu BE t~ r H Illf4 Co~~r~;~"c':;~.':A'··L~c.;.;."•;:;:i ~d ~oday laadequat_, p or 0 y~;%.~,'ta tgl.:n~"':t~r:;: .:.~~~~ c co~~ :n~=~ty ~ I OlD --~ 0n. ;;~:!~~~~rl~;'-::~:;~til " ~:~~·~~f.:~~~;! CAllfUHNI~ G~aE ~r~:r:~~d;:,~::I..:~~~~q§: rnnrrr lAIAY I 8" we~ks Am~r1can t!IJilJ IVH uu ltollief: -:•~ill: 1 d . Diry men "' ., To M-.IJIJ Moiat Repector To Trv F ~~~~;:~ds:r.c:a.::e a lien~ e\V or Speak mai.df~ a~~ th~e, V<t.'S~Cilt',~~ i IS ~·oN 0By I 0~ r ublicana orce con~lcLed mur~ Before Governor For CURTIS TO MAKES AIRED author, selected Lhe nrst day PITifUL or cowered 1n bare cella of T AT [ MEETING on after hbi return Lrlp lrom I Bron Tllllnd r:•da , made l•tltfulni X by he"'y PARTY "'IT I MRe:;!.'d 1 nl-f[P[ [I "V.~J.- u~~w~:r:..Tol Cu ~' tJ H 11 n~~Which • EVER DRY 1 W.ud~. ~a-:m:B-It wml . IOU! OISCOUHAG[ ~~Je~!i~re•· ANOTHER ft D~tt ' L[ · National MOONEY Attention At- traded ::..!:rational I m tn ' • f Lmdbe•·eh dt:n1ed rt:porls ~~~ rc· fused au lnvlt.atlon from JLnn u.' R,_ocke!eller, Sr., at Ormo D . 8 (;ueh! Fla .• Sunday to attend ohureh "'IYcuth ., :_ Kill. L 1 To Sweetheart Appropriate Funds To Tako ~1~:~:~::f ~~,-~· j~~~:::~n "~r:;;;! An~.~~~ v~:.~:;;er R~:E:e~icit 8~-Nf1~SINte~: . P ~;:<:ra~r~·c;,~ur::~:~. ~ · . : ~ ' , ~ : ~ · c:.;;;~~~:;rr O e : ; c r . ~ ' ~~~ ~ ! _il., ~~td•. r~l' r.aclrnL!It. BY 'tto M~~ c~ IM ~ ROVF D ' ~whi-ch pal" ~ :o~r~:'f::~ r:~ ~r 1 :::~.;:~~ 1 Material to 111crofU. L"":'>. -.::::::r • ....J.... t::t:J: JAN 2 J R 9 10 11 12 15 Hi 1'7 18 22 2') 24 25 2'1 )0 )1 l 8 22 29 2J 30 1 l 2 1J ll-~ ~ 9 19 20 ?l 1j 2.f 27 (, 10 11 'I lR 1 .. 12 26 2) 10 l) l7 22 ., . - -J~L. ~ - ---- -(~- Al ii I 12 ll l'• 20 I , 27 22 NOV lR 19 1J 20 2( 2'1 ,, 14 21 .,I '; ll 1~ lJ 1~ 19 2:) 21- 27 14 28 l ) I C· 2f- 17 27 --~-~- ----- CD '' c) ______ J j. 12 J} 11J 19 20 21 2h 27 28 p1 -, Par nearly forty years in public llte-trom eo\Olty pl'06ecutor VI"' Prelident-Oharley OUrtis has ca~ the dry banner. In almoit fo~ decades ot public service he hal never I!Bit a vote 'that got hbn anyUlltll but pralse from the antisaloon leaaue, the W. C. T. u. and kindred dry Ol'l&nllaUom. Thua, to t-he disappointment of a considerable a:roup of republican \11et:B, their nr.ttonal ticket next )'ear can now be described a.s 100 per cent arid. The contrast that 11 tnevlta.ble between the republican ticket, and the democratic ticket next yearwbtlthar 1t is Roo8evelt, Ritchie or ~-thus becomes all the areater. · The... mo;ut lively poU~ical specula~ tlon hlnled today about what In~ ftuence the Wbite HoUBe had, if anr: In tlli', Curtls declaion. Noth~ ~~~ ernapa.~~ fro"l- ~he White of M . Oh to lndk'&te ... Hoover did or did not to ha¥e ~la VIce President re·nomi- ii~~=oa~.th~!< mo~ 2) @@ ll nat.ed. .'9 ----......... PKICI OJ• UIL CUT Plttsbur h, Dec. I-INS-The 1 fiurchtii·n g Aa:ency at J08eph Seep tire South P!nn 011 Complll'l)' today announced. a cut o! ten per barrel In the price of aa·ade crudt'. The new price is per barreol. No other price changes were annoWlCed. -S- 12 ~ ~ ~: sat 4 Ot•imtn dectarett.L ot lniurance fgr , however, hae never ~~~;~u: c~:m~!! He was tJ~refore further dlscu& at poeslbtiJty of the conf ~~~~~a~~o:t:::t t~e ~r::l" toot~ ball Insurance lB galllini MaJor Grlftlth pointed out Indiana high school reported to be considering modified plan prevailing In consln 's hiHh schools Pootball should NOT be out far a special form of tlonal insurance that does ply to other activities that . tute as great, iC NOT areater, dan aers, 1n the opinion of the coun~ try's Iea.dlnr eduea~rs. "Mot-oring and bathing are much haza.1·doU6 than football'' Dr aatd. "We would NOT in~ In insurance against acctfootball until Insurance provided aaatnst acclrhotorlna and bathing" A canvas conducted by Inte.:Oa~ tiona! News Service on ttie campus the University or Dllnois revealthr.t the atheltic authorities of Institution held tb&t footheJI would be lllUlecesaary sports onlclal& polntf!d the University of Illinois tak~ti proper care of anyone 1njured an any or the school's competlttve spqrts and that NO deaths has ever 'P,x:Urred in football there. 4 be .Stienee Forced To Retreat By ' Processed b requt~·e e:i ~o ~ert! t·o~i:d ~:!f.~~: ' 1? ® ® 0- .<D -(:!)-- ~)". ~ 12 c 29 @ 17 11 j lll 2 7 J ) 2) 11 ::::~d ~n t~~ T de~th }" J JO l l l• 1 22 )l I' 29 5 J 9 lG Material Domagro or Incomplete Demaged or lnc01oplete ~~~aterial Replaced 1 MAR SEP- FOR TOM PA·HTY -rA~£S I !, -- ar on runnJni raokel. 1 "" beat, Amencan Cllpi)er . p d t A1rwaya; route ! be Boovef and Curtis In 19S2 ; Colwnbus. 0 .• Dec. 1-INB-As San Franclsoo. · 0«. t-- IN 6-A ami Jt H pJuyful unt.a ry relif!f lplnlt two Democrat& whose lden~ ' . •1t.he ftrst move by tbe State of , rJqal drama, almost withou t Jll ec·e t d I . I lftlea have not yet emoroed from- :I Of f' ootball Jnauranee fta ._ ,' aress Ohio to m aaivebattle UJ compel con· . , o oyand .rt one. m ''"' wukr Whil\ two '""""' quate UJ take care o! t.he fot of DemOeraUc con1lict. immediate attention • - dent in American jurhprud211Ct.' j ~ slrls buy dr.ud an- . pluyeU need. y this -winter, Barrtna untor&een developments : Propor.ed By I, N. S\1 farm dlflleulties, a state-wide Aa Faft Over Speakl!r.. -wtn b@ .!!lllJed here tod-4}'. lcthn y(.uth wa!, m lilt' w.,to<l) oi tatrves of a number· 1 Mayor James J . Walker or New an dO bt. bout th k t th · · S W • rarm cred.lt conference was called h" · W -pl i.: ~;. era! ol'@:ana.atlons n ~~ica~ Prea ~n et~u: ~ n ex~-~ porta rater !today by Director ot A&"rlculture L 1 ap axea p ann; Ma, IIY<lrk Clty, one of the outst<.~ndi:"J.g . 1 •• an unem playment relief e e --·· ' ' S. Guthery. Split rt perecnnlltles of the couutry , will F • • I C . d ~he E.iri.' i o, Ruth W• cidunti. called an cougrei!IS t,oday :1 ...;;-;q.i!lil~ 1 :~~was dlapell~ tr~a~ ~Y Cur··~ By HARRY BEROMAN ; u. s. Secretary of Aartcultw-e a Y ; ~.umax his s~ttlculr.r trip ;.ere~;; or Farst Tame In Many I~ tlte! at tlw hanchi ol ht'l auole:;- ' prialf! federal fundi tor, thll announcemen .a e sa canChicago, Dec . 1-Tht proposal of 1Arthur M. Hyde Is ev....,....ted. to ad· , 1the ecntlncnt with u plcu tel G.-:: lh: Months Sa't tl' 0 ( C-:1! sw tl1e" r H ~ 10 · pose ' dreoldok:late nL tor renomlnat.lon a.s vice lnsUrll.nce tor football playei'S dres• the meeting, will be By WJl.LIAM S. N-L Oovcrnca· of Colitcrnia for ·" n . ,:. t ~.l a JC:!lcus. l!'nry ' Hi . lhcn \".. ho 1 The . ~nference also INS s tf U ' d ua T Oft d ra"".:, . _ :...ml 1isi1 . ! ronned a fresh topic of discussion held here on ''Arrlcu.ltual day" on ltt Correaponctent don for Tom Mc.oney, ll IUe term pwar ren : , t> : short.enmg of the P , 'I here Utely Wtll be no othet today on the greens and Ln the j Thursday, Jan. lf, 1932, as a part Washlngton, net . l-IN6-Re~ <;Cnvlct whc.se nnme h:&s been pu~Ji~ : endE{, his own lit~ w.rh " bullet actm~nt of a national namt& yresented.tloto the RepuDllca.n dormitories of midwestern collea:es. of the annual Ohio Farm confer- pubUcans ot the HoU&e today taceQ 1C'Ir.td throughout th~ world . tE!1itm·!-> Note: p,,Jlcw111~ ~" tht! lthn:ugh the ll!'u·n unemploymf!nt insurance, natlllna conven n _next June, for In brief, the issue was : lence. anc.ther party battle with botl: 1 Walker. a Klfted a;Jd ma~ncllc fourth o! a ~crln ct arlicL':. ~- In- l1 Th2 se~oftd th·i, ccu~tame Tro~ , $3.000,000,000 public works .~o;.>..oi the other secret asp11'8nts for tne . Should the benetlts of insurance The Director's frank purpoae in · Repe;. Btrtnmd H. Snell of New speaker, Is expected to muke one vf ternaliona! Nt"V:" .St-rvlr P an :ll~_. .,.m\1 hat0!! , 15. was the victim of a boyish 1 to stimulate buslneiS vlee pre&ldentl.al nomination had ~ extended to thOtie youths whoja.rranetnl for the credit conference I York and JohQ Q. TalsOn or eon-l the areatest onl.tlons of his c:aren. ~ busille!IS trentl.'l •11 the variou:: Ohio ; repu.JO.uction cf the other sJ1cnlin8, I Money to pay for , ~irtuoualy ~~unced themselves nsk li!e and limb ou the grldlron Is to formulat-e a plan by wh.ich 1 neclicut l'iaimlna the party leader ! H.e Will tal~ ext-emporaneously. not ' lndta£tr1es. INS Columbus. • ll!tag(d by J JS("ph WilMlll 11o who • plan wc.uld b! raised tor Charley at. a time when It for the sake of the Alma Maters1conrress can be shown t-he neces- ship In the ev~t ot thi' Demo- ! as the Mayor ejf New York City but 1 Cnlumbw:: 0, Ot.'C t - lN5-Fcrl dtd NoT know LhYl lu!> Mil;\ w~s crease m surtaxes. J_ooked. B.B thoUJh he would prefer that profit. mat-erially by their slty of adopttn& farm reiief meas- 1crats oraanir.e the house. 1\'l an attomey and private citizen 1 the first time In montlu.. th." OhJO j lcadtd From :.1ccount.s he 1ad r ' all and enactment of .o. to take his chances next year on courn,e and skill? ures which will re-e~tabiish !arm 1 The RllpubUcane will 80 tnto bQt~ He 'A"IU be a..~lsted by t¥.'0 famous bunkmg satuutiJ Jn 1s h.K J ~ang tip 11n tb• newspapt"rs, Joseph wo~ show 1 th · conferencc·s runniQ8: for the senate form Kan· Evoked by the l!uggeBtton of 1credtt not only In Oh•o but through I tle \\Jth thE Democrats wben the 1 lawyet'8, Pronl• P Wolsh, Se111or I A sunty by Internutlonal Nel\'s 11.11] Ccnstance how Ruth w 1.-k!und Dr 1 M Rublnow of 9111, and. having commltted them~ Prank 0. Menke, sport.s editor of out the country. Demoerata meet nelt MondCt.f' wUb cuum:el tor Mooney and Aaron Sa~ 1&n1ce disclosed today lhut b.ltlk· 1 hud bet.n ,hot Hr pcmte:t Ius re~ ~secretary of B'nal B'rtth, !elves Ulere is now little they can lntemaUonal News Service, vary~ Thousands of peraons interested &Dell 15 thelr candidAte tor adeaker plro, 10.11 kk>nUCled with the Moon - jing officJals arf" corlclu'llvely con~ 1 vc.l\l t l" at thP. g1rl and 1,;u !l ,.d the tha t hoderal runds for dq about it.. . . lnK comments wer~ forthcoming t-o~ m the welfare of t.he Ohio farmer 1 and Tillon's ~rty'a choice for ma- ey uuse. vinced thai ba.'lkmr.a a11d fimmcb. l 1tng~u four times The rou. t11 diR~ relief were necessary blOI.UM Wblle not ot tremendOw; un~rt~ day from leadlna: representatives are !!Xpected to be attracted to Co- ~ jorlty 1loor le&der. The AJ)(Itlta:ht of national att;-n~ , conOitions are rapidly improvmI rha1se cl the weapon was No T l ·. flo1t s of community "cheats ance, tbe Curti!- decision never- ot middle west.em school& regard- t lumbu11 for the ,meeuna:, Out/lery Bu:-. 11 snell l8 defeated and Ul ~ Uon will be Cocused <ln the hea1ln¥, Optimism is esp2.Cially e\li~-!nt that or il. wood~n shell u.s he had 1 local overnmf!nts are thelesa will _have a slgnitlcant bear~ 1na: the proposal thilt & system ot told International News Service. Democrat' take control aa expeeMKt Wblch will be opeu to Lhe press and amon11 l~aders of the Obto Bonl;ers 1 thought, but. , tht of a re 11 bullet · The depreslon has Ina upon we 1.922" oonteat. Insurance be established for tootOlvtne the meetina an ofllcial , the Republlcans will hold aJ ~ the public . AsiOtiattnn, an oraantzat10n whcs~ 1It e-:atered the &ul's bruin k:Jilm dimf!nsions of a JiU' one thl.na, tt puts the dry im- ball players t.o provide for their air, every township oftlclr.l and 1 conference to deckle Wheth.er '\n l!pec1al pollee to the number of !unctions It to folloy, :111 her lnsUiHtly. g phe " Dr Rublnow said print deeply upon t.he R::publlcan and o:fllclal In the Btat.e Is 1 or Tlls::n &hall be minority leade: .Ulree hundred have been &MI8Iled velopment11 clo...ely without Inflating 1 The duths of Ruth Wir:klund has' gone. when the national tiCket, a n d serves to sa em or cr PP 11ng . ~ di inv to take pa.rt In the 1 PaciniJ ttie danrer of2Ewlde~ to IWI.rd the stat.t bulldlnw: and l-n~ t.hcm 01' cl:?precatinll t.he1r .,lgqjO ~ i and Henry Sio Wt"re set daw1n 8 3 be !hUnted onto state ~d ~ throw into bOldet rellef the almost authoritaUve voice 1n the dis~ ~~~~~Ons also h be split on this quP.&UOn, the UbU- athea-te Supreme court room wh9re cance. . ~urcier tmd suicide b:v a curoner'J> ~OVI:I'nment.'>. Only nat!onal act-ion was that to ave en sent can conterenc-! adjoumed r a t procef!dlngs will be hekl. Oulst"fndlnlf in comrnerclnl nnol Jury folow1111 an lnqm.sl. Witnesses ca.a relte\•e the sJ.tuatlon now·· certaln wetnesa of the ticket tn 18U. Lhletic ot Ma.J_ _or ~ohn L. {(RY· ~ -y~~-}!_~eon 0. Fess two~hour wrangle lahl Communistic df!moru~tratlons are lnd.ll!trll.l cha.n~s which wtU utrect said H-~nt)' h"lld met. R'l'-h while tile Dr Harry w Laidler direclor 1o1 Mr. Hoover, ot course. 1s a <bJ.g ~m,m:nret' · ofiJ Bu~!P e{O~ ofCJ•"•Ja~d Robert The nomination "ot 8nt~ ''tor ontl(lipeted. Labor grcups huve ob- Ohlo'rtnancl&l Institut-Ions ~t WU •Yirl was en her way to schOol. The the i..ea(l'ue for-Industrial Demria:. It- waa no secret that a n rnef.e':C:~ Vsrlou: farm eve and. Speaker ln the flic.• - or~ · •.- talueu. a ~rmlt La stage "A Moon- Raid, is the ·'ch@dule't rt"it-o~< ..f! Ol " ! b:y voiced cbJetLions to tile Q:ir1'5 mcy and presichnt o( ~ ff"~ ln t.he east were . and cli!-1m to the hllJ\QI' b~use baa cy ~rade. ltons of doiJ.a.rs for boUday pur· · attention to other youth& anci. sud- Bureau of Economic ~ ".tilt! 00 be found. OrU!ltb, beunty wm rnaJOrillf . · · was · /fl<l1l<Y hlmlloll haa campllcated rhasfS throu&h Clu•IRtmo• w.hipped out,.- r;;61ve 1 and that milchlne development . :! MAY '"'beer Will Relieve Farm· OLD er ?!t ayor to death of the der or Joseph Mullin& tnb. 1 "DutAlh" Schultz. rinl' :: Co'n fn TAKE ACTION the Pan tn Crlst<Jbal c voyi&e k M Both wert! 0 T I Q· dearee murder rt!turned -..mst Dominick O<llorno, 30• and Prank N o· • t . board for the six the dlvoree l 1Mppotn mentj,..ker must remain he dec/a Buckeye Aariculture 1 The $600 divorce' seekers ;II· be T housed _il.t v _anderbilt's new Indian "'J 0 Sprin&/j oasis dude ru.nct1 near Las Coqreaa "\.VI:'lO Vegas In southern Nevada. Chlcago, Dec. 1-INs-sy the thread of a fast-faQt 111 ur~ hung the quesUon of whethQuaraathte Llae Slowly not Daniel 1.. Ollday, elderly deacon and dry crusader. Surel, Puohed South· 10 through the ordeal ot lL for murder. went bJ Peot , While the 66-year~old reformer Colwnbua, 0., Dec. J-INS-'I'be !Sat In the Englewood jail cell the corn borer quarMntine line I& about State moved to ' bring hlm to' Jus~ to be eJten,~ southward to the ttce ror the shoot-in&" ot Herman Ohio river, It was learned htre to~ Knol, the 1'1~year~old boy 8COUt day. w Clhl.loilaysays he was trying to help ~:::t::·t:~·w~~~:~:~~t ~y, Decbe. 112 when 1 1 w~~':e:~{E•!;::• .:!'.~J. "!IJ~> .avm••~enlr "\~:-~~ ~~~. beg~ 1;;,~11.11& shol~u:~~·,.:h.,!: ~~~l!d,.;,. !:';nt ~~~ _wou~ "tHOit'lliS~~- ~~~?=~~~~E 1:~:~ =~=H:~I~ne~•~·~ml~~ll~ll~on~aire un~rilPJoynietlt ~.-~a}'lltetnneet" ~ ~ ~Riu;e 1 11 !; • SIR JAMES • . ''House Cleania• . ., e :~~::~:-:~!. ~~d.ydl~=e ~f om 08 .fJX.pects x~1~ PM"~MMI mak~ ::v~~ker New~ ·prtme • 1M•IDISter" • . . -· -..·.... Reaffi an~ a"~P- 1~nd 11~ l&lg;, MINE ·E FINDS · MAN'S BODY 1 BANKER DJES lat- In~ ~ NeWS F'ashes DEMOCRATS MAY BE CALLED , UPON TO ASK ONE OF OWN NUMBER led EDITOR IS DEAD ror llf• .~... the:,':! TO ''STAND ASIDE" EVEN AS THr.," ASKED SMJTH AND VARE TO DO i Cclumbus. DEc 1- INS-Fun· whether Gilday lace ·----------------------·----lnJ._.,;,;..,______________________~---- eral srran&ement.s we~ beina: made RICH LUMBERMAN 1fU ¥';,• '7 slt~at ~1 ~ : .· In the Un!lad . 7 'Many fl tjJlcl:fti sa.w J,b, ·the he ac a parole, , up 'the natronal It ·coll)orllti'Ori 1m · ' _ . I ed "to keep ln. ~ w.~. 8 etkm 1 difttct thrust at the Whl~ :yen ll\Ouah one w e otrE:red to ·in U:is stale. sJona w1th a ~Uer House ainee Tftaon hu been hl!n. tone In rurnl seeUON te.:ause of fn.~ . unemp....,ed. ·to foremOst parter . ~t"His statement, in the ro:-m or a C'reased _.ra:n p11cea, w~ other tac~ good tu':Jes as wen as bed, from tAl Hoover's J':lnlstratl: Prtrnd~:t letter addressed to Mayor Walker tors cited tm· • hope of bettu tlm~s II dcmorahzaUon ot the bread lluel." spot In the mind ot Door on e Wl8 18lllled by Tom Mooney Molders amc·nG bankera. James Myers, i~d~~rlal scereta;ry this time is farm Alihoue:ll an orvan!al.tton committ-ee, an organization l11 addition, lhr sudden fnll inl off MARCHER:;;; ON TOE W-'1' of the Fedetr.l Oouncil ot Churchel Canners In this bllcan, Snell bol~ the ,' u which tor yeor.J has ~en working In Ohl-:.l bank !allures has thet'rec', ~Co!umtus. 0 .. Dec . 1- INS- declared that if child labor co~~ ret ~~t credit either on the Soldiers' bonus loll P~~o:~ Independently of the attorney:; !Jf'ek- banken; In all scctlc.-~ 18 . P~miEed court-2ous trentmenl il bf! aboUahed. that thousands · Of on c a els to meet Y«f,r the veteraml disabtl:~ ' 11 lng to obtain Moony's rel-2ase. Alf.hough banklnR departmcn 1 i the:r respect the l!tlte·., laws. ma:· adults would flnd employment. ·He anc~ bill th-e ea Y a owMconey, who is ~erving 8 life otnciols have not been wtlllnb""'t.o ul· ,cher'!: in the uncmplo~•mc1ot J.lUradf' stoted that an average ot 2.U00,6DQ c~r:;:ot 11PUl':kse feeder 1known to hav! o:.!:!~~t~nd ~rt" term on conviction for his alle t_: Pd low the use of their names,• tht•y ad- <' \ \ll,'ttshl.l!tcn were 1o c.Jme lnt•_. children Gt school ago: annually lb 11 c participation 1:1 the PrepaN>dn:!:-.s mil that bank collapt-~ an. bt:com~ :ohio trc-m both north er ves • or meeter .1nll s:mth ln~ lnd.ustry. . ro~used by short prices . day bombing in Bnn Fnmclst.'O iu tng oarer each week . 1 toduy _ Mle back to school .tOQvemmt• credclt ps ~d Uivestock. ThiG . R~ub~ca~h~in:.~ 19111. said that the DC<'f!ptanc~ of n The increased. value of farm ! C' lumbm; :~.'ll! prc.vlde food a_nd ~h?ul~ be.. gh•en active suppbrt · ~·t luterestma ~ s of nationt!blet - •8 !h - parole would be un udmls-Jion tv crops has resulted In a marked im- · ~hellt-r for the m:tr("hcr...; vi.Sltmg t.hJs time, Myers said, "the tlme.,Jt; feel thai thl t.o level He pr:O Y 18~nl Loo impl1ea.tion , of hl5 guilt In 'thC pi'Ovement over last y~ar in- rural ! here. tut Adju!.anl General Frank 1 now ripe for a vtgoro1u; &lld Cout... lmpor:a P1c tis'-~ ~b , with. t:e ~,_. t t~ a bomblna: outra-ge. sections. bankf!rs and bwdness men 1D. I-iL ndt"rson has warned tlllll the i D-Keous drive for better child Iabat· an exte nee a e I atOOm a m RUI ra 011 1 Governor James Rc!ph J r whc believe. with a resultnnL favuruble ! v;sit to the state must be pe&eeful laws In all our States." ~~· to have~: :f!'~~ 1i8 bein~ N.w York g.~ •!veto ~= 1 ~~ will preside at. toduy's he6rtn8 said effect on tt:te posJtion of banks in ,.m1 lree from r1ot1ng cr vtolence. ! Unless Amerie&n industry ca;n of the sta&e U:!ural 1n ot Mr Jloov8r I a b-! w111 heat· the cuse "with an open rural count~es. _ 1 prov1de steady employment- fat at the meet-ina." 11 Pl'fleent- \ Th~ 'New Yoi-ker& attra.cted sorn~ inlml." The Governor will be assisThe forward push of business Ion.., GAS LANDS, PUKCHASIED 1 worlt:e:s. ~t may pay for th~t UP.\ ~ western lltren&th because he haiiB ·ted by an advisory board co11 slstL1g: lCCompanylng the holiday season - Huntington, W. Va .. Der . 1-INS keep m Idleness. Professor wtllialn HEATH \ from a dal"ryinr diStrict in N or Judge MaLt [. Sullivan nnd aL~ will not go unnot~ced In the work- 1 -For a sum _app_roximatln@ $1,500,- 1 M. Lleserson, of Antioch cone.e. York and haa 1 ted ew torneys Tbecdore J : R()che and lngs of the St.a.te s financial lnstl - 1000. Lhe Columbia Gas & Electric , lcld the conference. He ~ WANTS TO BE FREE It-he fArm relief ~=~Uon. m;chls of Jol:ul L. McNab althouah there Is tutlons. and the Impetus of Christ · icorporntlon of New York has pw·~ 1 unemployment Insurance 1.!' ~~ ___ idry. · e ., a pcn1b1llty that McNab will noL ma& bU)'Ina might easily be t.he lm~ Ichased 28,000 a.creas or oil a.nd gt&s . dole. ' ·:r.London De _ I t:e prtsent. Attorn-~y General u . s. petus needed to start the publici lands in Kentucky and West Vir· ...,_jV Heath tad c. 1. INS~Ir James CoJ-·-b· ~~ Weflb and Dinlel J. O'Brien din:c~ lnf..o a program of normal buymg, ginia from R. R. Smith :>f Huntfrom his tor (I( the state department pentold International IingWn L. E. Hou ..t.on estate O{ Heath, on tlle ltound that the dJ~ olORY. will aiM occupy placM neal· Chrlstmas buying It I· h e<l Clnclnnatt., atodcoordlng to an an~ ~t~-:a_ vorl-.! she obtained recently In Reno th:f.KOVt'l'POC dw-tng the he:.~-ring. will end hoarding ~hich shasobep.. •lnouncemen ay. rm~ atiiiiD Is invalid MOOnty's fate 1.s entirely In the one 0 1 th · ~n ! l ~ Reatna.id Williams wh hands of Governor Rolph. It i.s he the resenet ~rravatlng causes of 1 INGALLS OPENS Ct\MPA.IGN . 14 Heath married in Lei.tntta:'" In of Detectift ·who will the decision as to statepupward start the I Columbus, 0., Dec . 1-INS---Open- MacDonald Saya All ........· wa by St.rjame'&u DIYialoft AI Reault of whether or not Mooney wm be par~ ed. ga n. was predict-l ing o series of_ campaign spE:eches Federation" Only H-.i.~i . It 91_, under dcned, althouah he will consult h~ · ovt>r Ohio, Davtd S. InraiL'l , assistf p· -r ~ -..~ woukl not be defend· Shake-up 1\dvl.tttrs before he reaches a decls· i ant !leU'E'huy d the Na"}' l>,H.I aeroor roblema • :.en. He hll! giYen n o\ndlca.tlon PUBLISHERS TO MEt.:1' 1nautic and candidate for th~ Re· want my freedom and the Oolumbull, 0 ., Dec. 1-lNfl--Co- wJ\en his decision mlgh tbc expect· Coiumbus. o.. Dec . l-l NB-.1'\ ! put:llcan gubernutorhll n:Jmlaation London, Dec. 1-IN~Prlme the better,'' Slr Jamts s.o.tJ 1umbus expected a "hOUIII!cleu.nU." -ed. cc.nfl'lence of Ohio publisher.:; and I wu:; tG fly to Co5hocLon Udav. tstrr Rnm.sny MacDonald today jft! "but 1 will have to obtain It Jron~ 1n the detecUv" division of the clty A "Christmas Pardon" wa..s one of ~dlt-t.rs cf lnLcrnotlonal News Scr- ' ncunecd .fhP British goWmJ11ei,t-D" the English courts.'' pOllee df"partment today as Oaot lhe possibilities dlscUS&:?d In San vice will br held in columblL'> thr ' SILK TRUCK STOLEN pc!Jcy toward lndi11·. renfftmtt~;~:e.·. - ltt , John P. O'Connor, deputy lDifiO- Pranclaco today. Those who are ev-ening of MOnday Dccu11 ue 1· 7 1 Langhorne, Pa .. Dec. I- INS--- nn 1uidreM before t.he flnal'aesakiD Ji.ESC.·u· -PARTY torohle"l.r pollee, took oftlce as detectiYe hcptnr the pardon will IJc granted Burl A. Ely INS Ohio stat ~ M:. 1 ~ Four urmt 1 mlln kulnu.pped o. t.uck or the Indian round table oenft!t~ pointed to another happy date fm aaer, o.nnounced to1uy. driver and n\o.de away wl~r: ill~ ence the belief that a• all-tl'ttiii. Shifting ot 9t>Vera1 of tbe p~in- the announcine of a favorable detruck and ctlJ'IO of Rllk worth $25.~ federation o1!'ered the "only hopefUl clothesmen and dlscharae of ot.M&11 ~lsl.ctn-Dee-ember 8, one week fr:>m ! ooo a: Penn Valley Park on Ule .:..In- oolution of lnd.ia's canst1tutl-:mal• · (''lln highway near hel'e early to~ problems." ~;. Martill8 l"'!rry, o ., uec. 1-IN$- were ~heduled. although the aww t.oc;l&y. Mooney's btrthda,•. Ht: will 1 A mine reiCuc party, after extln- chief baa promised. tbat personn- ~i be t8 years old. , uay . rn the absence of an arre-..m"l'lt ~ull!hlna a tire In Pmey Pork 1411\1! will not be ereatly chau1rd. Mayor Walker ·s cold Wa5 much ' ---------on R"C-ve-rnmental .structure by Lhe No. 2, laid today tllat at had iound "The okl man," as the depa.nmenl l;et~ today, althouah he still show· Ge-o. Ny~ well known banll~r QUAKE REPORTED pret~nt conference, MacDonald nt the l."'Cd)l cf Dominick F-arrarla, 63, knows O'connor, who was ct.ltf ot etS .atgns ot fatl(l'ue. Upun Ute order o1 Pcmeroy paseed .away :ab::al c 181101 Ital Dec 1 lN8- commended that responalblllty tot who apparenUy was o\'>~come by nnltce here tn 1804 onlY to be re- ;f hil physician he has t-~n keep· The(Ipopulation a, y,of this· city ~ 2 1 • h 11 was lndt:m ·government should bf p'-"" _... fulM8. moved . In a political shakeup. ftlaY 'nl ae quiet as poMible in his hotel :00 o·c oo .. .1 la a tmc [ n fiJI- j thi·c,•:n lntc panic tod.a.y by 8 vto- td In g(·neral provtncial" la&lala-said tlle body wu 'ret~n t.o hla poeltlon a& deputy tn- jlilte and husb&ndtng his enerKY loowlac a heart aU.aek. last 1lent earthqWl.ke. tl.ll'eR. ... miles from the ftre 81!C- lii~ after he ccnipletes the Qe~ for bi.s plea for Mooney today. ; The quake struck at 5:08 A. M.. "Tile government lntendl to ~ Puraria probably entered the teet~ bureau · reorgan:J.r.at-ton, acTile htarlng was scheduled to IJe~ ni¥h"l Detail• wiD be published ~ Scorl!s of persons awaken-~d from sue unswervingly," t~ Prime 11:1~through an opentna tar rrom ccrd'toa to 8er&eant Fred P. KuiJ.d- tlh at 10 o'clock this morning. In tomarrow'sl&cae or The Ooa.ily ithelr sleep fled lrom their homes ist.er declared "thls plan t~t •. ah-"111 ruatn entrance, w1aware or the ts, who wu t.o take ofl\ce t.oday as Jndlcattona are the hearing will j into the open tleld.s surrounding India fe-deratiOn I and will do U:o: fire, they said. . the -new chief . bt ecncluded late this artenwou. TrlbuiH'. -the city. No casualties were ,·eport- utmost tn aurm(lunt the dltrkul~ no"' standing in the way of ita relao- the sugge.•· ·•u will such 'B••tletr, Har4llton, or whether he will Oleim<ml, asnult with By WILLIAM K. JIU'I'OHINSOM and thP. -. c-::-, · 1. N. S. Stat! Correspondent tlea Will waahlna:ton, Dec. 1-INB-Acterritory. cul!ltomed to sJammlnl the 4oora of • Allar aa can be determined bore, PNEUMONIA VICTIM tho senate 1n the ,..,. ot aap/rlnl tllere will be no objcetton to tbe prO-republt.C&na, the democratl may posaL Oorn borers have been found watch one of their own collequea Ill the WJUtbern district& Evanston, Ill .. Dec. 1-INB-Ed· alven a like reeepUcm when the the quara.nttne would be lumberman\ upper branch ot coqreu cxmveno It Ia undtntood. whc_se name Monday, It wu reported today. Parmera near the soutbem In the natlonol A a:roup of senators were sa1d to treme of the preaent quarantine arena two decades a1o. ready to uk Senator--elect John territor, Will be particularly ea~ - lr hla home here early todoy . Bankhead, democrat, ot Alato aee the area extJilded becall!f' 88 years old . to "stand a.slde" when .he .tht!y wW theD be permtti.ed. to 1!1811 was caused. to take the oatll of omoe aa to J, Thomas Heflin. tbetr com tn OIDalnnaU martet&il~•d.ufed_ Whmlli nn ti¥J)' InUit ship over ~:J.:"~~' will WilD the ch&rpa of · kmterroute ,&ObaJt.oD ·orColumbus il away while 1n a coma made by )JeDln in hi& COCi• it po&ri,tect out here. ·• three days. , WJBeat Bankhead aa tile ex~ L Ce~: :;:L::~t'~~~!1pr~=~i:~J: oo••rnm•·nt will be eompelle4 •ili> apo~v a provisional scheme.''· . t ·~ . h~~ today ~or p~~rtck 0. Moran. ! The eonterence came to ~- ~ were denied their Isenate should deny the oath to . 70 . dltor of work a national ma ·l today witbout drartlna a cqD&Cittf . oat of o , That action vir- Bankhead unLII the lnve&tl.ptlon I ga:zine. and formerly of ~ranton Uon for future govei'IUIII8nt ·""\f# tually ll(ove 1· tn :rom the senate. has be~n completed. Among ot-hel' · Pa., who died ,laM ntaht trom heart 1 1 8 It wu 8ued Ol1 the famous Reed Lhtngs, Heflin char1ed the commit- ldii!<.J.st: follow.;. ~ weeks •lluu~s. "India and England "alullh lund" <OIIllllltlee's Inquiry tee had learned that 1,661 out ol , to the ~~ ot Ule tnio campaian expendltw-e1 1n n- 2033 ballot boxes were "opened 11· CHAPLIN LOSES CASE wu Mahatma K. K. .ainoll ·a nd Pemuylvanla. The ftnaJ legally'' after the electJon. He said I London, Dec. l-IN8-Charlle diet on~~the~~~~~:~~l "o..-ter" bll1otl were taken long this proved hi!l opponents had tbe "Choplin must pay Miss May Bhep'l'he 111$1btha later, but nelthu SmUh opportWiity to "steal the election".! hcr_j. his fermer ucretary. the t.:J called: l;liOl" Yare cou~ overcome the :ftnt as he eharaes. ! pcunds ~he slatms i8 due tor her lltlcal ·actl'tfle vote. On the other hand, the plus Lhi:! ccsts of the case Heflin hal araued that like con- h86 frequently 11eated Senators~ lt.he ccurt decided today, after hear~ d~UqDS ulata to hll eon test agai.Nt elect . who were \mde~r ch.arK:es i In~ Miss Shepherd':~ testlmoqy. Bankhead. He pointed out that when they came to the doors or the I Th~ comedian. Miss Shepherd say the aenaw eleotlona committee hae senate. Thla was the rule In the~ ·: ald . had tailed to compen:sate her K. Oe.ndbl. JAade a preUmtnary inquiry, which case of William L. LOrimer, an ll·jf ·.r lmport~t publicity work &he The battle a1 wita ~Yealed lmaularlttes· ln Ute Ala· Unols republlca.n, who was &ubse- · hn1 donf! f~ him, lncludlnJ; ar~ east and the -west bama elta,kals. On the strenath quentl.y ousted from the aenate. •rangmg a lun'elleon with the Lord l-ain was runr ' doWJt ,Ob · of Ulele -.rsetatlonl he artmdj the (Continued on paae threeJ lMnyor. ence here. 0. I reuon for their demand. Thl! requut to ''Btand aalde" must be approved by a majority vote at thi-aeaate. U that aocura. the ,.nate 4_. will be llhut . _ Bankhead unW the eenate elecllpus committee oampl!tea a JendhY Ill· qulry thto Hellln's ·qblqes. Meanwhile, t)le democrats will be put on record on a vote to denY the or.th ot oftlee to one of their awn collequea, after haflral made a nUIII,ber ot ,....ucans "at&lld ...tile" on Ute chAnres 1n the~ put. The fate at smi&&or-elec:t Frank B. Smith <:R.~ ot nUnoia, and ot ~r-elec&-•WilUaln B. vare ($) of "Pennsymmt.a, lB fresh tn the melnOI'tee ot · all senators. ~ and~rt jlndla. 1 senate l ~cnices, ~~~~E~~ .. �r.t.QI(Wau • I ' ' '1\hi$JAY, D!'.CI:U8D I, ltJJ. •.:' Lest We Forget! -0 1 I F' • ..' I cldf>n! brealr:inK htr wriat. Bhe wu • u take-n to Rutland Dr. n.em •t • the break and they reutrned honlt , Sunday M l!5 Alle e Holliday apent • few '·• da y11 las t we-ek with l(n H. 0 . , . , Shenet!t>lcl Mr~ Len& J o hnson and 11011 Geo. " ~ were I!!UMl& or her JS15t.f:r ElJ& Me· Elhh111 y ur Middleport nturadQ . Mr tm d Mrs M E Nelao:n were Attwns callers Saturday afll!moon. '• - '', . '•- . . • ., l ! ' ' . •• " •• 1 .. ') • -'"' ~ MISS TURNEY Indorses and Recommend• GRESS MEAT MARKET - -- ..... MAIN STJtf.t:T and U 'NN S TR.:[T. ---- See Us for Special Steaks ~oltpen other Special Meah Ill have aiV#ays· , was the wt" k end gu~s l o1 h ~ 1 I II parents, Mr and M1~ W A O : n te h 1 . n!.ld Mt"- D. F . Loga.n " C \V Ollf>.s of Orient spen t MISS tURNEY Indorses and Recommend• I week end with his chilmn u-tla Q!loo and """' ' ' Go···• \ppl· p·,. ~ · " used LUCKIE5 I.<~ I,:P l'lwu,:ll tu ~u pph :1,01!11 ,,,., .• 1 11•111 ~ :lw \1111111\ gT-IH·~ I appiepH•, C la ir !sue ' . Howatd Hughes ano. ~d , •t jColurnbWJ spent ~eve1al ' fanllh cl • ' <'I'l l' i lly 111 atlc .It Hl rluln"hll m 1'• II;!" W Ilia cla vs IM ~. 1 • ' "' ' d M Rev an rs I miS, • 1_ .111 , wrek With Mr .t id ill!~> 1\li •O 3 tr w- Inn I, 11.11' 1:.! fl'l'l Inn;.:. liJ ff-'~ L Mrs. Theo Beng el of MIG(d ... purt art. wltlc, :! II'PI 1! 1•!"p .md ~·mt.IIIU>II 4 )II and Wayne King and famUy of • l twmuls ur llll llll's, LiU pn uwls M Lathrop wtre recent guests c;f M1 Mr. an1 M1s D F Oue.s r.u _ .• and Mrs. Charles Oreule;. Sprlugfleld were w ~ ck end guC}t.s of llulll', ,,() pcmwll! ot hu t1 u.nd ~1:1 Ruth Oprsuch of Porto;mc ulh Meigs c(:unt~· t'PI Illl< · :. 1 pomuls or s ngu1 . 1 11 I • ~ OMO '' Oo ->'- • - ..Ihave.always ,.., '" .- CARD OF TIIANKS WL wl ~h l J thank our many rP.turn today James WedE'H frleuda; let Chcu kmd helpfulness Or leans al'lntor, hopp~d ofl d 1 u k o~~~:;:~n momlnp: browrht tll[' rrcm heu· at 6 1a A. M. 1c~: ~~r.lh~r ~~dn~tcl~n~rsde:~~mr 1 lC .ooctbt s nnd llUiliCS at the Hoi· to 1\ clome and the olosM I CLAY WOR.KS DESTROYEDe meMa.ge "Building In the Lh!hf : I zcr Hcspllal, Dccto1 Bmg, Ml . 1 ~ ~1 g nan'it t~e Eternity" was deUve~ by Rev 1 Jtc.nton, 0, ~-lN6--A ::;pec-1 ~ w ~1;; :!l~f Oeorge A Cole lt wa1 an tnspiraM t.aculnr !l:e dl'Stroyed the sewe1 lchm ch 1 pso · · tlc•nal service and ever)·oue was I pipe plant ~r t11~ t:hnliJI' u Cia• Jft !lieu ~:~ewe~~· s.;_ ~~~li~n~o ~~~r grea.tly benefited and given & v~ , Work!'~ at Blackfork., ntlar here, to· · , 'tant l. m tlu~ ' 0~L; 3 hoUI of n~d of the J~:t'lftt taak that ltes tn t\)e 1day tRUising damages estunn:e I a! 1A~m Re~ w ' 8 PBtWrsou for lhe hands ot the vouth of Ohio ~~ t" l" 1 more Utnn $250,000 I\ tHiUi ll i lll E'CS£~' co t , p1 esent da~· , that or winning the c 01 mJ(Jt an ' world to Chri:lt GOES TO CHICAUO .~~~~b!h:> l he IHought to so1row •. 1g 1 Sunday evening, December 8, the 1 -, - Rev 1111 d M H L '<onU'o"'" d1 legates will give their reporU on Oeorre W. Kreitler, Meigs county 11 t!l. · · .., and F am ll)', tl n convention The public 11 cor- txt mslon agent , lett Monday for Mr~ Morthu McNeal dlally Invited. Chic.Mo where he will attend th1'l Mrs Rerman Bnllto~· and children m ~etfng of the Natloz)fl.l County Ex- : "IN MEMORIAM" returned Monday from Lr-vl. where tension Agents Aasoclalton being 1 tbey spent the ~k l!nd with rela- held there this week 'Mr. Kreltlel 1 In loving memory of Ida M. ArM tlves 1 goes to the national conferencl! 8 nold, who passed away Just !CUI' Mra, P'tllter Reed Rnd children I the president of th"' Ohio Stat ~ years ago today 1 spent the week end In Charle.ton, 10!)unty Extension Arent& Assocln· There 11 no death! an ana;el form 1 ~ls tlng her mothet and' other rela· l UOn. He wtll return Saturday ' Walks o'er the earth with silent tlves . t.read Mr a.nd Mn. Tom Mills were I DIES IN PLUNGE: And 1:1elrs our best· loved ont'S called to Wellablll'R by the death of away, the latter's brother. Chicago, Dec 1.- INB-PiungJn:r l And then we call them "dead," Rev P C. Krea,er left ror Rio el&'bt stories from hl.s hotel room t(l Grand'! Tuesday rnornlng, where he the sidewalk George Francis Roul· And ever near us. tho1.11b. Wlscen, C"".,ducted chapeJ services at the iban, 54·year old stock promot~r · Immortal sptrlt.s tread, who Is said to have lost a rortune- For ~• • . c boundless, universe college. ' Mr and Ml's. JRmes e'tev~:ns re- In stock transactions, was dead toIs no dead, .. 1 tur:1ed Monday from TUiln and 1day, an apparent suicide Flnlaw P.·"torln Whf'r£' they spent thP ltD FAVOR VOTE • 'Ihnl'lklllilving vacation with rela· ··canOI!r~ ihere are,J;!o better cigarettescong~l~~~tl~l!t 'a l•o on your Im- I • 11 1 f;! ' \I$~ luckies- as far as I am proved .Cellophane wrapper with ' that opens your packthat llttlet!llt age so ••lly." '. 81 1 its cheap • it costs little and conserves beauty and health • • • 'Remforced Cod L•tver the new oongrelJB today showed a t ' CRIPPLED CHTLDBEN HURT The fact that Electric Cookery coots but a cent a meal for . each. person io the family is the· reason li.lectric Cookery wao selected by \'dill Myrtle T!!mey for her Cooking School in Pomeroy. Attend bot!. seotions tomorrow at the Junior High ~-:hool ' Auditorium the first session at 1 :Jq P. M. and th~ sec· ond at 7:30 in the evening. '· I :f 'l, 23 ilro•th~'to ~OJ', I ot the es1 members of least 149 favored 11ubmtas1on of a ' propt)Bal to repeal the prohlbttlon ' 1 A SPLENDID Cmclnn11tl, 0, Dec 1-INs-- o.mendmeot w conventlone ln the Thrte oblldren were 1njtued today LSeYeral states. 1 RECONSTRUCTIVE when a bWJ loaded with Crippled 1 Rellponses were re<:elved from 2St bt"ya and girl& beina: taken from 1 seoatora and represenl;a.tives, It was F Runcl -T'--~ 0 their homes to IClhool wu rammed announced. ' or own, 1n111 ut In the tear by another automobile. 1 .-... N Ail" p0 lk1 The at.cide~ happened IN thr bull BARBOUR, NEW SENATOR I e"oua, 1DJ 1 stopped to t..ke on a passen1er. The drive-r or hte school bus also sufterTrenton, N. J., Dec 1- INS-W. 1 This E:xt•••!'~" ed sllaht tnJurles. Warren Barbour, millionaire manu· d the ,, ... ,_. · · ·····•·········- fact1~r. today was named tQ suc-JLiver eeed the late DwlQ'ht 'W Morrow ' Wild '"'""'ng Jltt\\«1......... Se~olor f;om New phlto. or a.'&J u• Jeney. Potassium. •11 contains aa a 88Ufe r CABD OF TIIANKS approximately 1 ~ • _ Thlslsa At the Urst sign of danger, take a We wiM to thank our many Ifor putting tosether laxative Cut down on alcohol, col- trlenda, Rev. Mehl for his oonoolinJ;: !cooperation, all or tl •e:-, hlp;hl,y fee and tobaceo. Eat lightly for aev· warda, those donating cars, Und ~r . 1beneficial products '1 •• . ) LeiSt Is in eral days. Ttr.k~ & table.pomtul or t.ak:Jr Ewlnll' and for the beautiful Lh"' results. That is .1H thAt the mentha pepain before meals i.O ftowen, and each and every onP tired, despondent, wea.Jc I ma.ke dlgeatlon B8 eaay a.s poMible. l who helped us Jn our tetTibJe sor· Icent wanta 8he want.> She j Keep quiet until your stomach is row. Your klndneKS will qever be 1wanta strength She i ..t settJed and th-, diuy speU1 havo foraotten 1 w~ll . She ww.nts to to about-- I"' Wo Blood Pre pa!ISed. Have ~·our ~clan che<Jt your blood P~Ut'fl at ttequePt intervall!l. Continue to protect yourself by tak~ tng mentha pepsin before every meal. <You can IJSt Dare'• Mentha Pepsin from t,he Stansbury brur Co., ~eport. or any other reliM able dl'lil'lrtBl.J Avotd heavy food and too heavY meals-especiaJiy at !dl'ht. Oo this faJthfu11y and the ehancea are tha~ :vou prevent- I Mrs. Lueme Jeue and Daughter 1 her work and be Mr and Mra. Chris Jes&', and bop!ful qaln. Staters and Brot.hers. 1the very medicine. lr1 ihe thrill of returning IN MEMORIUM I better dlge.stlon, he&lt.blel" , or and renewed vitality. I 11 lovint remembrance ol om· 1 stanso does not put out Plrtnts, Hoadley Arnold who pas..,._ Duct whlth they have- nott~:i:! -ed nway Dec. tat. UJt8 and Ida and In which they have c1 Arnold who died Dec. tst, 19:ii'J. confl.dence. Try this COd 1Compound at cur risk. Money Darling parents how we miss you , if not SBt.l.sfted. You wJJI be ~tis· Mlss the eunabtne o.r your lOVe J.fted aDd enthwtaatsc. SOlei by or I li!MI )IOtttpone-the danior ut But n hope aptn to meet YClll THE STANSBUIIY DRUG CO. I atroke. IKIY In 0\0' lltaYIDI' botnt abowi. Middleport. Ohio ldY, wm " zoomed Into ttardom- the antwer to many a Rim fan't praP,r, admired for hl1 smart acting ar1d boyish chorm. l'he lfaSJII'• lo11 wa• Hollywood"s gain-and oun. lob will soon be '"n in "PriNtw Llvel"' for Melro•Goktwyn·M.,.r. ' . .' .. .. •••••• New Yoro, ,.. 1-ms-aetum, from a poD ,,l,f•"a' In on• blo:tlne year Roll•rt.Monraomerr 1 ti¥~~ A fn,Zr l••tq//tJ '•l!'r · t Jtlll•·••ll(lltl I I Made of the flnelt tobaccosThe Cream of many Crops-LUCKY STRIKE alone oRen the fllroat protection of the exclu1lve "TTASTIItG" Praceu wjdch Indude• the , .. ~~~darn Ultra VIolet Ray• -the procep. • • expel• certain hanh, biting lrritantf' J?!tfitally prw1ent IIi every ., '' ' ,,) ' to~.~·e•f.:;,,.,.,..,.....,JnoitaptJ 'fl..,. ' neil present In yciur lUCKY StRIKE. '"rbey're .. !?!!!-!! they ~ !!! i!!.{' No wonder LUCKIE$ are always klhd to your throat. - ' ... I MOISTURE-PROOF CELLOPHANE S•lotl TIJIM--111... The Unique Humidor Padca. . ZIP-And It's opMI ~ Thl'!!l P--mlnstlrrltatlon-agalnat !!!!I!! ArHI ,.,.,_..,_,, CellophMe KMps tllet "T•••t,lf" f'lerer !r•r f're•ll _ ......_.,. Cop,., tnt. See the new notched tab on the tap of the package. Hold dawn one half with your ~...;; thumb, Tear oil' t h e - half. II....... Qooldr. Jr. I Thot'o all. Unlquel Wra-d In ....,._.,, ~ proof, pnn-proof Cellophane. C.._, .............. '*"FRESHI-what could Joe mare m-m then ~· tmprovedHumldorpacka . .-ao-ytoopanl....,,.._ tile LUCKY TAB 1•-your tlttiW Hll ....-1111 ' '" ' ''\ •• �r.t.QI(Wau • I ' ' '1\hi$JAY, D!'.CI:U8D I, ltJJ. •.:' Lest We Forget! -0 1 I F' • ..' I cldf>n! brealr:inK htr wriat. Bhe wu • u take-n to Rutland Dr. n.em •t • the break and they reutrned honlt , Sunday M l!5 Alle e Holliday apent • few '·• da y11 las t we-ek with l(n H. 0 . , . , Shenet!t>lcl Mr~ Len& J o hnson and 11011 Geo. " ~ were I!!UMl& or her JS15t.f:r ElJ& Me· Elhh111 y ur Middleport nturadQ . Mr tm d Mrs M E Nelao:n were Attwns callers Saturday afll!moon. '• - '', . '•- . . • ., l ! ' ' . •• " •• 1 .. ') • -'"' ~ MISS TURNEY Indorses and Recommend• GRESS MEAT MARKET - -- ..... MAIN STJtf.t:T and U 'NN S TR.:[T. ---- See Us for Special Steaks ~oltpen other Special Meah Ill have aiV#ays· , was the wt" k end gu~s l o1 h ~ 1 I II parents, Mr and M1~ W A O : n te h 1 . n!.ld Mt"- D. F . Loga.n " C \V Ollf>.s of Orient spen t MISS tURNEY Indorses and Recommend• I week end with his chilmn u-tla Q!loo and """' ' ' Go···• \ppl· p·,. ~ · " used LUCKIE5 I.<~ I,:P l'lwu,:ll tu ~u pph :1,01!11 ,,,., .• 1 11•111 ~ :lw \1111111\ gT-IH·~ I appiepH•, C la ir !sue ' . Howatd Hughes ano. ~d , •t jColurnbWJ spent ~eve1al ' fanllh cl • ' <'I'l l' i lly 111 atlc .It Hl rluln"hll m 1'• II;!" W Ilia cla vs IM ~. 1 • ' "' ' d M Rev an rs I miS, • 1_ .111 , wrek With Mr .t id ill!~> 1\li •O 3 tr w- Inn I, 11.11' 1:.! fl'l'l Inn;.:. liJ ff-'~ L Mrs. Theo Beng el of MIG(d ... purt art. wltlc, :! II'PI 1! 1•!"p .md ~·mt.IIIU>II 4 )II and Wayne King and famUy of • l twmuls ur llll llll's, LiU pn uwls M Lathrop wtre recent guests c;f M1 Mr. an1 M1s D F Oue.s r.u _ .• and Mrs. Charles Oreule;. Sprlugfleld were w ~ ck end guC}t.s of llulll', ,,() pcmwll! ot hu t1 u.nd ~1:1 Ruth Oprsuch of Porto;mc ulh Meigs c(:unt~· t'PI Illl< · :. 1 pomuls or s ngu1 . 1 11 I • ~ OMO '' Oo ->'- • - ..Ihave.always ,.., '" .- CARD OF TIIANKS WL wl ~h l J thank our many rP.turn today James WedE'H frleuda; let Chcu kmd helpfulness Or leans al'lntor, hopp~d ofl d 1 u k o~~~:;:~n momlnp: browrht tll[' rrcm heu· at 6 1a A. M. 1c~: ~~r.lh~r ~~dn~tcl~n~rsde:~~mr 1 lC .ooctbt s nnd llUiliCS at the Hoi· to 1\ clome and the olosM I CLAY WOR.KS DESTROYEDe meMa.ge "Building In the Lh!hf : I zcr Hcspllal, Dccto1 Bmg, Ml . 1 ~ ~1 g nan'it t~e Eternity" was deUve~ by Rev 1 Jtc.nton, 0, ~-lN6--A ::;pec-1 ~ w ~1;; :!l~f Oeorge A Cole lt wa1 an tnspiraM t.aculnr !l:e dl'Stroyed the sewe1 lchm ch 1 pso · · tlc•nal service and ever)·oue was I pipe plant ~r t11~ t:hnliJI' u Cia• Jft !lieu ~:~ewe~~· s.;_ ~~~li~n~o ~~~r grea.tly benefited and given & v~ , Work!'~ at Blackfork., ntlar here, to· · , 'tant l. m tlu~ ' 0~L; 3 hoUI of n~d of the J~:t'lftt taak that ltes tn t\)e 1day tRUising damages estunn:e I a! 1A~m Re~ w ' 8 PBtWrsou for lhe hands ot the vouth of Ohio ~~ t" l" 1 more Utnn $250,000 I\ tHiUi ll i lll E'CS£~' co t , p1 esent da~· , that or winning the c 01 mJ(Jt an ' world to Chri:lt GOES TO CHICAUO .~~~~b!h:> l he IHought to so1row •. 1g 1 Sunday evening, December 8, the 1 -, - Rev 1111 d M H L '<onU'o"'" d1 legates will give their reporU on Oeorre W. Kreitler, Meigs county 11 t!l. · · .., and F am ll)', tl n convention The public 11 cor- txt mslon agent , lett Monday for Mr~ Morthu McNeal dlally Invited. Chic.Mo where he will attend th1'l Mrs Rerman Bnllto~· and children m ~etfng of the Natloz)fl.l County Ex- : "IN MEMORIAM" returned Monday from Lr-vl. where tension Agents Aasoclalton being 1 tbey spent the ~k l!nd with rela- held there this week 'Mr. Kreltlel 1 In loving memory of Ida M. ArM tlves 1 goes to the national conferencl! 8 nold, who passed away Just !CUI' Mra, P'tllter Reed Rnd children I the president of th"' Ohio Stat ~ years ago today 1 spent the week end In Charle.ton, 10!)unty Extension Arent& Assocln· There 11 no death! an ana;el form 1 ~ls tlng her mothet and' other rela· l UOn. He wtll return Saturday ' Walks o'er the earth with silent tlves . t.read Mr a.nd Mn. Tom Mills were I DIES IN PLUNGE: And 1:1elrs our best· loved ont'S called to Wellablll'R by the death of away, the latter's brother. Chicago, Dec 1.- INB-PiungJn:r l And then we call them "dead," Rev P C. Krea,er left ror Rio el&'bt stories from hl.s hotel room t(l Grand'! Tuesday rnornlng, where he the sidewalk George Francis Roul· And ever near us. tho1.11b. Wlscen, C"".,ducted chapeJ services at the iban, 54·year old stock promot~r · Immortal sptrlt.s tread, who Is said to have lost a rortune- For ~• • . c boundless, universe college. ' Mr and Ml's. JRmes e'tev~:ns re- In stock transactions, was dead toIs no dead, .. 1 tur:1ed Monday from TUiln and 1day, an apparent suicide Flnlaw P.·"torln Whf'r£' they spent thP ltD FAVOR VOTE • 'Ihnl'lklllilving vacation with rela· ··canOI!r~ ihere are,J;!o better cigarettescong~l~~~tl~l!t 'a l•o on your Im- I • 11 1 f;! ' \I$~ luckies- as far as I am proved .Cellophane wrapper with ' that opens your packthat llttlet!llt age so ••lly." '. 81 1 its cheap • it costs little and conserves beauty and health • • • 'Remforced Cod L•tver the new oongrelJB today showed a t ' CRIPPLED CHTLDBEN HURT The fact that Electric Cookery coots but a cent a meal for . each. person io the family is the· reason li.lectric Cookery wao selected by \'dill Myrtle T!!mey for her Cooking School in Pomeroy. Attend bot!. seotions tomorrow at the Junior High ~-:hool ' Auditorium the first session at 1 :Jq P. M. and th~ sec· ond at 7:30 in the evening. '· I :f 'l, 23 ilro•th~'to ~OJ', I ot the es1 members of least 149 favored 11ubmtas1on of a ' propt)Bal to repeal the prohlbttlon ' 1 A SPLENDID Cmclnn11tl, 0, Dec 1-INs-- o.mendmeot w conventlone ln the Thrte oblldren were 1njtued today LSeYeral states. 1 RECONSTRUCTIVE when a bWJ loaded with Crippled 1 Rellponses were re<:elved from 2St bt"ya and girl& beina: taken from 1 seoatora and represenl;a.tives, It was F Runcl -T'--~ 0 their homes to IClhool wu rammed announced. ' or own, 1n111 ut In the tear by another automobile. 1 .-... N Ail" p0 lk1 The at.cide~ happened IN thr bull BARBOUR, NEW SENATOR I e"oua, 1DJ 1 stopped to t..ke on a passen1er. The drive-r or hte school bus also sufterTrenton, N. J., Dec 1- INS-W. 1 This E:xt•••!'~" ed sllaht tnJurles. Warren Barbour, millionaire manu· d the ,, ... ,_. · · ·····•·········- fact1~r. today was named tQ suc-JLiver eeed the late DwlQ'ht 'W Morrow ' Wild '"'""'ng Jltt\\«1......... Se~olor f;om New phlto. or a.'&J u• Jeney. Potassium. •11 contains aa a 88Ufe r CABD OF TIIANKS approximately 1 ~ • _ Thlslsa At the Urst sign of danger, take a We wiM to thank our many Ifor putting tosether laxative Cut down on alcohol, col- trlenda, Rev. Mehl for his oonoolinJ;: !cooperation, all or tl •e:-, hlp;hl,y fee and tobaceo. Eat lightly for aev· warda, those donating cars, Und ~r . 1beneficial products '1 •• . ) LeiSt Is in eral days. Ttr.k~ & table.pomtul or t.ak:Jr Ewlnll' and for the beautiful Lh"' results. That is .1H thAt the mentha pepain before meals i.O ftowen, and each and every onP tired, despondent, wea.Jc I ma.ke dlgeatlon B8 eaay a.s poMible. l who helped us Jn our tetTibJe sor· Icent wanta 8he want.> She j Keep quiet until your stomach is row. Your klndneKS will qever be 1wanta strength She i ..t settJed and th-, diuy speU1 havo foraotten 1 w~ll . She ww.nts to to about-- I"' Wo Blood Pre pa!ISed. Have ~·our ~clan che<Jt your blood P~Ut'fl at ttequePt intervall!l. Continue to protect yourself by tak~ tng mentha pepsin before every meal. <You can IJSt Dare'• Mentha Pepsin from t,he Stansbury brur Co., ~eport. or any other reliM able dl'lil'lrtBl.J Avotd heavy food and too heavY meals-especiaJiy at !dl'ht. Oo this faJthfu11y and the ehancea are tha~ :vou prevent- I Mrs. Lueme Jeue and Daughter 1 her work and be Mr and Mra. Chris Jes&', and bop!ful qaln. Staters and Brot.hers. 1the very medicine. lr1 ihe thrill of returning IN MEMORIUM I better dlge.stlon, he&lt.blel" , or and renewed vitality. I 11 lovint remembrance ol om· 1 stanso does not put out Plrtnts, Hoadley Arnold who pas..,._ Duct whlth they have- nott~:i:! -ed nway Dec. tat. UJt8 and Ida and In which they have c1 Arnold who died Dec. tst, 19:ii'J. confl.dence. Try this COd 1Compound at cur risk. Money Darling parents how we miss you , if not SBt.l.sfted. You wJJI be ~tis· Mlss the eunabtne o.r your lOVe J.fted aDd enthwtaatsc. SOlei by or I li!MI )IOtttpone-the danior ut But n hope aptn to meet YClll THE STANSBUIIY DRUG CO. I atroke. IKIY In 0\0' lltaYIDI' botnt abowi. Middleport. Ohio ldY, wm " zoomed Into ttardom- the antwer to many a Rim fan't praP,r, admired for hl1 smart acting ar1d boyish chorm. l'he lfaSJII'• lo11 wa• Hollywood"s gain-and oun. lob will soon be '"n in "PriNtw Llvel"' for Melro•Goktwyn·M.,.r. ' . .' .. .. •••••• New Yoro, ,.. 1-ms-aetum, from a poD ,,l,f•"a' In on• blo:tlne year Roll•rt.Monraomerr 1 ti¥~~ A fn,Zr l••tq//tJ '•l!'r · t Jtlll•·••ll(lltl I I Made of the flnelt tobaccosThe Cream of many Crops-LUCKY STRIKE alone oRen the fllroat protection of the exclu1lve "TTASTIItG" Praceu wjdch Indude• the , .. ~~~darn Ultra VIolet Ray• -the procep. • • expel• certain hanh, biting lrritantf' J?!tfitally prw1ent IIi every ., '' ' ,,) ' to~.~·e•f.:;,,.,.,..,.....,JnoitaptJ 'fl..,. ' neil present In yciur lUCKY StRIKE. '"rbey're .. !?!!!-!! they ~ !!! i!!.{' No wonder LUCKIE$ are always klhd to your throat. - ' ... I MOISTURE-PROOF CELLOPHANE S•lotl TIJIM--111... The Unique Humidor Padca. . ZIP-And It's opMI ~ Thl'!!l P--mlnstlrrltatlon-agalnat !!!!I!! ArHI ,.,.,_..,_,, CellophMe KMps tllet "T•••t,lf" f'lerer !r•r f're•ll _ ......_.,. Cop,., tnt. See the new notched tab on the tap of the package. Hold dawn one half with your ~...;; thumb, Tear oil' t h e - half. II....... Qooldr. Jr. I Thot'o all. Unlquel Wra-d In ....,._.,, ~ proof, pnn-proof Cellophane. C.._, .............. '*"FRESHI-what could Joe mare m-m then ~· tmprovedHumldorpacka . .-ao-ytoopanl....,,.._ tile LUCKY TAB 1•-your tlttiW Hll ....-1111 ' '" ' ''\ •• �.- . 1'11& DAit,T '11UJI0111!, IOMIIItOY, 01110. !' Till l'!.liLT 'I'IUIIU!Ia - · - TV!IIDA Y, Dl!Cli<MJ)ER I, 1031 II!.Ull f'l!lf ' ' ~·=-~~=-========-===--<========~============~~~~~~-===~==========~----~~~-- MOMISES TO SHAJT.I:'D OH 10 UNIV[flCITY ..,.;;,.,:i.:!...:!~ h h ~ .'I biJ, ~ tQm.A-1~~ llfii'OLYMPICI\MARATHON RECORD s~:~ ~J iJ M!hant ~·~=:~.:i'L<n. ~ew y... ._..~, ........ - ---~-- . lh"Lr mlnuta ., '""· . B:r TED SMITS I. ' N. 8 . Sports Writer &.n Franc.IJico Dec. 1-INB--The old maestro with tbe rather thJn hair and Lhe heavily lined raoe ha.6 come out ftat-foot.ed--a r&t.her tn· appropriate Phrase to use In con~ nec!Jon wlt.h Lhll aentleman, how· evt'r-aud re•,e&led jll:!t what he 14 (12 pt.) "-"· ~.-tlill (10 pt.) lOc. ~- Un,. KOIQ~r to do a.\. Sunutler . Loll Ana:elea next In other worda P&ovo Nurmi, fl"'lll ftLr ott Bel.rieVlgfors, haa let It be ltnOWJl that he will rWI tht mat·atll-::.n a t the next Olympic Jaa.mes, and ll~. furthermore, pro~ 1ml.sed to set. 11. new world's reoord Cor 2~ odd. miles of two houn and • lndoroeo and Recommendo • Mayer's Bakery MISS TURNEY • • • lndones and Recommends • MEIGS S·TAR DAIRY, INC., • • • For Paateurized Producla •• week. Now you. can buy your bread reaay •liced. your Gtocer. "PAY l'S INSTEAD OF A, DOCTOR" Ask Paoteulllized Products aafeguard Your Health Some ~rust! ~on. Victor F. IJ MISS TURNEY Cook, 11 -28 ·3t 8 tU · ~bcllii·bi:--. :i: 5~1--::: •OQ;H·.r· s .. • rJ ·t . I I I 1 , wcsL Peden has no deep, dark eecrcL concerning his succetii!.I:!S in coachmg Ohio teams. . He says, "l simply ha\'C ideas and 1 put them int.u actton on 11he foot- ] bnll Held. If &llll~ o1 them don't "tlun out' as I have planned, u5 it; , oHcu the, case, I clulnge them aroUnd until they click." a I "A coach may ~ mquired handlh'lg." Peden ils adept at ~ as · I 2. I · DEC. 1" the regular quarterly dividend_on the Preferred Stock of -THE OHIOPOWER COMPANY at Less Clist. •• 00 to Hy .JIMMY lU!.J • HOLOON! I OIO'NT £IUY SQtiiETHINf. WILL t.he patty 'ol.'ho took b-y ml:J· tuk1 from thtJ Mm>onlc Temple, Mlddltport.. Thanks({ivlug nigh!, a \ar&:c gray hl\l, having Kauf. lnPu Bl'OII. Jab~ ! i·n It f!Jrase tall ··-53(].J. 11·28·3t - - - - , - - -·--- STEADY · wanK=ii'Kii;Rf~PQ8ial Clerks. StRrt •1900 year: pe.1d vw.atlcn~ ; train for next examlnation F«·3 .particulars, Wlile ll-30·6L ; B ox• ;..6 •• ,• Po - meroy , 0 . fl'run('f' !hof! tilrtll liu,::lh' llnt Wull llr,.cl uAed tthnut 1[1110, lwlug ntl!Htl'('lltl.~ 11n 11oJ·ted rru 111 Gt•nt•vH , wlwn• 1t np· penr~ to hllve ht!rn rc1r IWHie tl111!' In use Mol u pnl!tlenl nlckn t\1\l(', ELSE 'TO MArCH TH~T O~E'S'S, 'TOO, lOOT$! ~~..~~~H 010 IT .. "Huruenat•"" Al!l npplleO tv !lit• l'a·nte,.clllnt!l ur STVLES ARE OESII.NEO 'TO MAllE 61RLS LOOK iii'IOI>.OS~LQEREO WITH ~ALL - 1 I 1,1\is cr·ltleism~;, quite often, . . . .- --- with him • thmugh the nuttirnn , mvnlhs . His word is law ·on . uw field, but not. In the sense t.hoL he LOOKS~~~;~~~~~~ OVER 'l'lJNA FISH A DEsK TO MAKE THE DOUirll TO PI':( THE . BILLS! IIOW ·MUCH OIO"Ttllt>'T Iis H(•an does absolute monarch, not ctrlve his men instills a desire in !.hem to play the gallli:!, t.haL apparently has diJne I more gcod than any amount or 1 SALMON COST? driving. He iH also head baseball coach at IOhlu and picked the Cal'diJJals to (;OVE OYSTERS Jun e . He is mntTied . has A. !lOIS. •ure ~at . )'bb.t radio tube& wrTH \S A f'~ti5:Nb OF MAC'S' I Our new Jewell Tu·b e-cheekel" will show you the c~ndition of your tuhet. A.nyhody can read lefltfl on thle tube tellCI' •ceurate1y, becli:ule It reads in term• of tube merit. The ~~~t~~ ·~Dltely pointA "''\ 'w,heth., the tube lo Soit.f.o.fdtiU,.ry, .8oubtjul.or v.....,.jocttny. . ·. . I • IIi::;,::::.~~iof~~P;:Iaying And Many Other "White Villa" Products yard stripe by the referee. But Becker, the kicker, pounced on the ball, as allowed In Lhe rules, and it was ~!~r touchdown for him. New York :Ooo. l- INB-Max new mahlige'r of the Brook . ~l~yE~~f'~ I~bigtheleagues. champion chess II Sold exclu~ively POMEROY, OHIO. I' AND 2 U-TOTE-EM STORES IN MIDDLEPORT !BILLY'S UNCLE.,,. ~ I I I Three cents is all you pay to listen in on the radio all evening. Less than a dollar a month. Isn't this electrical service a truly great value? Or consider the other services illustrated below. Has any olher industry e-ver given you more for your money? )< hoNr With The W reotleu - The .. ' ,..;iw foltl<!l•ptllt verrorinallce oi·tho·fi!> ..l radio ul.l'l,· GCMMf. tube& (;Oitl 11" li~ll~ ti:t~~ ~vcey lnefticicnt tu'bo rD yottr receiVer stiout.d·.ue replaced • rolllo .. p,.;rloo'D!Ini!J'Iol like ........ Qt, lill!l: ""'t. ~ l.l~ on ln•'*"m~l· ·· !n 1:•1!'" w.'!l'J" 1he · refJu,lte from)'~~~ rad~o\J~~t.~ ' .... ' " ·- ~- ' ' J~iberty Theatre. . wednesday and .. '" . . . .<- "·.·~ ,M o o\ .. ' • ' '{ ~· '1.- -· . . •• • t ,, .... ·' ·. -. .. ... ~ • '" your home ••• Electric Service? More than Mo.-c than 3 hou,n • "Where do you get more for your money than in buying I Ewing's Cash Grocery I I lime ln 'aNoveminterccpted pas:; and made the first kicked ofl and the , Ripon aUowed the ball to roll o'er line, 00\ieving lt would be placed on the twenL~·· cdt.,'t ch•ss cn•MP are iriferior recepHOD: ~cauae eolae of your tube& are wotn out or dr.feetl•e· I e mem Milwaukee Dec. 1- ING-Way. land Becker. Marquelte end, cnI jnys tlle Clliitinctlon of having ~cor~ ed two touchdowns within tw') We're building our reputation around these brands! I ~~~~~'>t>U'"" ;[C OUT Set: your Tubes Tested Riad ik• l-'sulfl fot Yourself! •• ytk:l em be Nowin pcri'OIIi I e~>o.fttllin. Y6illil!ed no longer snft'er • heat the world's greatest tlve·yeu- ww; TWO '(OUCHPOWNS IN TWO MINUTES FOR BECKER l'l·l. ' to ber of Sigma Nu fraternity eL IJJI. CANNED FRUITS . CANNED VEGETABLES WESTOVEJj Three cents I win lhe world series way back In old daughter, Ann, and • I I but 1 FROM 11.re i mnrked by~ scp.~IQ& u.r~m. __ ' . But such crittcU~m, COilliDIJ hom Peden, ~as no apverse effects on the subJects. He Is admired and respeckd by the nl'en who wor:~ RICE IF YOIJ QUIT BLOWINu IW MONEY I'M bONN 1\ can readily be obsen·ed by apendlng an , afternoon wilh the Bobcats on tbl! t 1 practice field. In t.he same breath 1 he WID ~ommend and criticize. Anf! TEAS / 1 trent flach member of the squ(l.d I <llfrereuCJy in orde1·_ to get absolUte I cuDpcrallon. Tllere are some," he I SBl;'s, "who need a pat on the back, ' a TitLie cncouragJng, to make them valua:ble t.o_ a team. Others neces- · Hlt!l.te jU~l Lhe O)lPIJISil.e · SOl't of SPICES Wanted- .. ' .. . 1 .•• terlesl $5 ROOd phono(lraph $10, •235 Orphonlc Victrola $35; sev· • ern! good plano bargain~;. Spet· tal pl'ices on wall po.per. B . M. Cro1>11 Mtudc und Wa.lpaper Btor'e, - .Middleport. ll .. 29-3t ... --... - · !i..--------------------·-···· recognized as one ol' the outstand- , inS tuvtball teams of the middle battery set and speaker ness bat- ' '" " ••; .- I I I R8dl.ola &ud speaker Oess batt.er · iel:il 110; Good 5 -tube battery .. . " \ I • tery set and t>peaker, A-1 condl tlon ness bll.ttertesJ 115; 5 tub ~ '''. · " For Alb· I lh:I0-3L MUSICAL BAROAINa---taleen In on Philco Rndl os. 1150, 9 tube WlilnUt cabinet radio, 115: 7 t,ubc Radlola compleL~ 1electl:h.:J t16.SO; $200 Zenith with automa tic tuning 1'15: 6 tube A. K. Bat- ., ·•tL, -·-··· · -.,h~.ed , ~uae l~ aniwer o that q~on · le IUeb. a lOud • -· - Don Peden· ~ro ____ • ~ N .. u.rrn"'t&'t u to be poelt.lvel>· e ~ ..;...G •H ··-..?. ~ \....&ll'lea 0 ~rra.eain&:. lf'_·a li~-1 ·~..:. . Pe.nacea Qu\etJy, and· wM.h tmprWdte• dliniW, Ute belij)l£ctacled lnt.ercolleiJI!ii.t By International News &ervlc::.e letie lila h8.1t-m.lle chli"m))lon and co-bol<!J!r At Me~ "vOrt-kfcl ~to£., of the world'l quarter-mile reoord Cutla.n JUlUar utht-rifaht · lmocked HIS JUDGMENT der,coach ha&. been wortlna out this fo.ll u9- cUt .Mule Le.loor, New fork Ill . A victory in the Olympic mara~ USES "Dink" Templtton and VIdal tfr~Ymrk>._ ~. . 'fealober· I t.hon would be the tuniahi.n&: touch ~v R.a Pill on the 1rea.t.est running CJU"eel' t.he If It Faila, He tf.evitel stop watehea have told th-e stol']l. wel&hL,:_ defeated 6orJio darn. • world ot sports has known. This And what r. story It b! Wllh piDO, Ill), ., ~W"mi , who made the world Plnn· ldeu And'Triea New sc.arctly enou1Jh practice t.o mak{ Vo.JentC10 Campolo South Ameri~ conscious. has been without a T . the clildera teet farn,lllor, Eru>Lma.n can heavyWel.IJht, defuted Chris peer as [IU' as real track ret"l(lrds actlca baa turned the hundre1 yard dash Karach1, New York (4). l!'re concerned. Other men have -:lOJ, the 220 In :21 .8 and th~ Charles Badami. New York llaht· perhaps won as miU'Iy If not. more Athens. 0., Dec. 1- INB-Ten m fn 1'1.4 . Just , coa!!tll)l. cxplalm welaht, defeated Vic Moroaco, New Olympk: cllamplonshlp.s 1n odct years ago fr..o.>tbe.ll fans were in a 1Templetlm: Coastlne for EasLma:l York 161. fl\'enta. but rume has ever equalled f maybe but champlon.lhlp etrort:l for At Nottln&ham, EnR;-Al Pmernan 1any:me else. Paavo's record ol major cham lon urort. Montreal Ughtwelght. scored tech· 1 shl 1» 1n Lhree 01 ymp.c P PreviCJus to Noverlbel' l9 of ode that 1 Those dJu;h Urnes would cause nical knockout over Joe Cadman , meets, wll.h worJa's record thl'.,..n In to boot.. :ye~~or. Ohio St.a.W! ilad l)een u · . Ben to be welcomed a.s a sprinter 121_ . H would seem un llltely that rea ted and was look~K for~~&rd to at any ccllcglnte lru;Wlutlon In t.hest Al Pen~ - Loct~telll European llaht there is anyone today who could a bill: ten champloQ!Ihtp. Unlted Statu and that quarter· weigh! <ltteated Pelf' Nebo, Tampa , beat Paavo over the ma.ra.t.hon dis· But. on that date, llllnols , with· wile effort would havl" won .10l a Pia., llZ) . tance. Hl.s great speed hls me- out a conference victory to Its ftw ua.Uonal championship~ In p11.1'1l At Torontor.- 8111}· To\lf'llSend, chanlcal style or· rwmtnS. and his credit. Invaded Columbus and wtdk years. . Vancouver wt'lterwe1ght. knocked apparently unendlt1g source of ed oft wlth the Buckeye .scalps. The LG~t srJTlll@: Eastman turne<.: in h11> Icut Hcmy Per lick , KaU..mazoo . stamlnR would brand hint as the Butkeyes' titular hop~s were blast- :41.4 w tit> the world'A quortcl"~mn, Mich .. l 41 . 1sreatest Pl'Ospect ever for that run ,ed. find thrn went to the 1. C. A. A.. n.. At Ro<:hea1er. 1l. Y . ~T1ger Sm•..n i sleeped in the very c~sence or Olv 1 Two members of the Illinlbl~am A. dlamplonshlpa In Ph.lladclph1a R.ochu'ter r.:ldf'lr.welgh'.. tJet~ated mplc tradlt.ions. · werf' reS}XIn.sible for tlte nest to Jose t' VIc WIIUama or Soul}'ler ;l Seryeflnt 'bammy Buker, Nrw Yon. part ot the blasting . One, a lad Oallfomla. but h~ came back that HOI . by the name of Wa~ulst, had nr.uncln to Will tht> halr·mll~ In At &m:Ju-RJ\ly Jones, Pllt:iburgh caught a pa~. so close to t.he <~parkllng tlme. fi&:ht heavy·,.,·elght. scored tecnnlcal At Sidney, Ohio--Freddy 'lie . Miller, ground, that lt appeared to have E<1rtman 1.• l'l btltht •n < o:~·mp:c knockcut ever Hony Shucco, Boston I: CllJCmnuU 131 -pouud ·r f~nt~d. been tncompleted. But it was Tuled prcspect. Corulderlnr thwl he ha1 ()01 . E1lly Shaw, Detroit ( 10!. good. went for six points and State · At Pitl.sbur<.;h-Tony Herrera. wus beaten. Cllic;;s:o li~,;htwuj!ht. !!.COred a \.echThe thrower of thD.L pass was .:t n!cal knockout <Wer Johnny HadJch s lender, blackhalred youth. Hill Phllndclph!a eli!. name- Don Peden. - - -On graduating from Dllnols, Pcd- i en became asaista.nt football CO&Ch at Ohio University at Athena. That was 1n 1923. The followlna year he waS made head coach. Since Lhen Otlto tuu; stas"ed u , steady march upward and tQday ls Indorses and Recommends 1931 CH~VB:OE~tr,~ck :-Re-;oonnblc nncc. Sl~ke bcdy, long whee~b~.' dfl1cit & Sm .lh. ta 1lf· ~~king I..,ife Richer -f. ' eALE---6-;00nl hol.lo&l. Third and Horton St., Mason W. Va. In -&cod condition. Will sell reason able for CI'Bh. .:~ ~~~ Pdklns-lu.nnr !lui. 1 roft - ed the track wqrld ~ out two mllea on a dnder track In 1l1IMLY lesa \tta.n eJabt mtnut.e&tnd thi.t. a:en\lemeo. ll a. wo~·~ reoord and no queatJona ulted. Nurmi hu at one time or ahoth· er tleld virtually every world'a I'Wln1n1 record front distances of one mne up to .throueh 10.000 meters, 1.nd on oocaalons when he has run tlle marathon he has ·~ -splayed ILtl· tonlshlll8' speed. A< Phlladelplu•-JO<kle lin Th., Mayer'• Bakery has recently install· ed a new slicing machine. This machine •will be in operation this ~~,::':l~:::]:t~t fOOTBM.l ·CI~UH carvtoe u- I MISS TURNEY • s::i tfto ;..,, ol ..... . More than }; hour �.- . 1'11& DAit,T '11UJI0111!, IOMIIItOY, 01110. !' Till l'!.liLT 'I'IUIIU!Ia - · - TV!IIDA Y, Dl!Cli<MJ)ER I, 1031 II!.Ull f'l!lf ' ' ~·=-~~=-========-===--<========~============~~~~~~-===~==========~----~~~-- MOMISES TO SHAJT.I:'D OH 10 UNIV[flCITY ..,.;;,.,:i.:!...:!~ h h ~ .'I biJ, ~ tQm.A-1~~ llfii'OLYMPICI\MARATHON RECORD s~:~ ~J iJ M!hant ~·~=:~.:i'L<n. ~ew y... ._..~, ........ - ---~-- . lh"Lr mlnuta ., '""· . B:r TED SMITS I. ' N. 8 . Sports Writer &.n Franc.IJico Dec. 1-INB--The old maestro with tbe rather thJn hair and Lhe heavily lined raoe ha.6 come out ftat-foot.ed--a r&t.her tn· appropriate Phrase to use In con~ nec!Jon wlt.h Lhll aentleman, how· evt'r-aud re•,e&led jll:!t what he 14 (12 pt.) "-"· ~.-tlill (10 pt.) lOc. ~- Un,. KOIQ~r to do a.\. Sunutler . Loll Ana:elea next In other worda P&ovo Nurmi, fl"'lll ftLr ott Bel.rieVlgfors, haa let It be ltnOWJl that he will rWI tht mat·atll-::.n a t the next Olympic Jaa.mes, and ll~. furthermore, pro~ 1ml.sed to set. 11. new world's reoord Cor 2~ odd. miles of two houn and • lndoroeo and Recommendo • Mayer's Bakery MISS TURNEY • • • lndones and Recommends • MEIGS S·TAR DAIRY, INC., • • • For Paateurized Producla •• week. Now you. can buy your bread reaay •liced. your Gtocer. "PAY l'S INSTEAD OF A, DOCTOR" Ask Paoteulllized Products aafeguard Your Health Some ~rust! ~on. Victor F. IJ MISS TURNEY Cook, 11 -28 ·3t 8 tU · ~bcllii·bi:--. :i: 5~1--::: •OQ;H·.r· s .. • rJ ·t . I I I 1 , wcsL Peden has no deep, dark eecrcL concerning his succetii!.I:!S in coachmg Ohio teams. . He says, "l simply ha\'C ideas and 1 put them int.u actton on 11he foot- ] bnll Held. If &llll~ o1 them don't "tlun out' as I have planned, u5 it; , oHcu the, case, I clulnge them aroUnd until they click." a I "A coach may ~ mquired handlh'lg." Peden ils adept at ~ as · I 2. I · DEC. 1" the regular quarterly dividend_on the Preferred Stock of -THE OHIOPOWER COMPANY at Less Clist. •• 00 to Hy .JIMMY lU!.J • HOLOON! I OIO'NT £IUY SQtiiETHINf. WILL t.he patty 'ol.'ho took b-y ml:J· tuk1 from thtJ Mm>onlc Temple, Mlddltport.. Thanks({ivlug nigh!, a \ar&:c gray hl\l, having Kauf. lnPu Bl'OII. Jab~ ! i·n It f!Jrase tall ··-53(].J. 11·28·3t - - - - , - - -·--- STEADY · wanK=ii'Kii;Rf~PQ8ial Clerks. StRrt •1900 year: pe.1d vw.atlcn~ ; train for next examlnation F«·3 .particulars, Wlile ll-30·6L ; B ox• ;..6 •• ,• Po - meroy , 0 . fl'run('f' !hof! tilrtll liu,::lh' llnt Wull llr,.cl uAed tthnut 1[1110, lwlug ntl!Htl'('lltl.~ 11n 11oJ·ted rru 111 Gt•nt•vH , wlwn• 1t np· penr~ to hllve ht!rn rc1r IWHie tl111!' In use Mol u pnl!tlenl nlckn t\1\l(', ELSE 'TO MArCH TH~T O~E'S'S, 'TOO, lOOT$! ~~..~~~H 010 IT .. "Huruenat•"" Al!l npplleO tv !lit• l'a·nte,.clllnt!l ur STVLES ARE OESII.NEO 'TO MAllE 61RLS LOOK iii'IOI>.OS~LQEREO WITH ~ALL - 1 I 1,1\is cr·ltleism~;, quite often, . . . .- --- with him • thmugh the nuttirnn , mvnlhs . His word is law ·on . uw field, but not. In the sense t.hoL he LOOKS~~~;~~~~~~ OVER 'l'lJNA FISH A DEsK TO MAKE THE DOUirll TO PI':( THE . BILLS! IIOW ·MUCH OIO"Ttllt>'T Iis H(•an does absolute monarch, not ctrlve his men instills a desire in !.hem to play the gallli:!, t.haL apparently has diJne I more gcod than any amount or 1 SALMON COST? driving. He iH also head baseball coach at IOhlu and picked the Cal'diJJals to (;OVE OYSTERS Jun e . He is mntTied . has A. !lOIS. •ure ~at . )'bb.t radio tube& wrTH \S A f'~ti5:Nb OF MAC'S' I Our new Jewell Tu·b e-cheekel" will show you the c~ndition of your tuhet. A.nyhody can read lefltfl on thle tube tellCI' •ceurate1y, becli:ule It reads in term• of tube merit. The ~~~t~~ ·~Dltely pointA "''\ 'w,heth., the tube lo Soit.f.o.fdtiU,.ry, .8oubtjul.or v.....,.jocttny. . ·. . I • IIi::;,::::.~~iof~~P;:Iaying And Many Other "White Villa" Products yard stripe by the referee. But Becker, the kicker, pounced on the ball, as allowed In Lhe rules, and it was ~!~r touchdown for him. New York :Ooo. l- INB-Max new mahlige'r of the Brook . ~l~yE~~f'~ I~bigtheleagues. champion chess II Sold exclu~ively POMEROY, OHIO. I' AND 2 U-TOTE-EM STORES IN MIDDLEPORT !BILLY'S UNCLE.,,. ~ I I I Three cents is all you pay to listen in on the radio all evening. Less than a dollar a month. Isn't this electrical service a truly great value? Or consider the other services illustrated below. Has any olher industry e-ver given you more for your money? )< hoNr With The W reotleu - The .. ' ,..;iw foltl<!l•ptllt verrorinallce oi·tho·fi!> ..l radio ul.l'l,· GCMMf. tube& (;Oitl 11" li~ll~ ti:t~~ ~vcey lnefticicnt tu'bo rD yottr receiVer stiout.d·.ue replaced • rolllo .. p,.;rloo'D!Ini!J'Iol like ........ Qt, lill!l: ""'t. ~ l.l~ on ln•'*"m~l· ·· !n 1:•1!'" w.'!l'J" 1he · refJu,lte from)'~~~ rad~o\J~~t.~ ' .... ' " ·- ~- ' ' J~iberty Theatre. . wednesday and .. '" . . . .<- "·.·~ ,M o o\ .. ' • ' '{ ~· '1.- -· . . •• • t ,, .... ·' ·. -. .. ... ~ • '" your home ••• Electric Service? More than Mo.-c than 3 hou,n • "Where do you get more for your money than in buying I Ewing's Cash Grocery I I lime ln 'aNoveminterccpted pas:; and made the first kicked ofl and the , Ripon aUowed the ball to roll o'er line, 00\ieving lt would be placed on the twenL~·· cdt.,'t ch•ss cn•MP are iriferior recepHOD: ~cauae eolae of your tube& are wotn out or dr.feetl•e· I e mem Milwaukee Dec. 1- ING-Way. land Becker. Marquelte end, cnI jnys tlle Clliitinctlon of having ~cor~ ed two touchdowns within tw') We're building our reputation around these brands! I ~~~~~'>t>U'"" ;[C OUT Set: your Tubes Tested Riad ik• l-'sulfl fot Yourself! •• ytk:l em be Nowin pcri'OIIi I e~>o.fttllin. Y6illil!ed no longer snft'er • heat the world's greatest tlve·yeu- ww; TWO '(OUCHPOWNS IN TWO MINUTES FOR BECKER l'l·l. ' to ber of Sigma Nu fraternity eL IJJI. CANNED FRUITS . CANNED VEGETABLES WESTOVEJj Three cents I win lhe world series way back In old daughter, Ann, and • I I but 1 FROM 11.re i mnrked by~ scp.~IQ& u.r~m. __ ' . But such crittcU~m, COilliDIJ hom Peden, ~as no apverse effects on the subJects. He Is admired and respeckd by the nl'en who wor:~ RICE IF YOIJ QUIT BLOWINu IW MONEY I'M bONN 1\ can readily be obsen·ed by apendlng an , afternoon wilh the Bobcats on tbl! t 1 practice field. In t.he same breath 1 he WID ~ommend and criticize. Anf! TEAS / 1 trent flach member of the squ(l.d I <llfrereuCJy in orde1·_ to get absolUte I cuDpcrallon. Tllere are some," he I SBl;'s, "who need a pat on the back, ' a TitLie cncouragJng, to make them valua:ble t.o_ a team. Others neces- · Hlt!l.te jU~l Lhe O)lPIJISil.e · SOl't of SPICES Wanted- .. ' .. . 1 .•• terlesl $5 ROOd phono(lraph $10, •235 Orphonlc Victrola $35; sev· • ern! good plano bargain~;. Spet· tal pl'ices on wall po.per. B . M. Cro1>11 Mtudc und Wa.lpaper Btor'e, - .Middleport. ll .. 29-3t ... --... - · !i..--------------------·-···· recognized as one ol' the outstand- , inS tuvtball teams of the middle battery set and speaker ness bat- ' '" " ••; .- I I I R8dl.ola &ud speaker Oess batt.er · iel:il 110; Good 5 -tube battery .. . " \ I • tery set and t>peaker, A-1 condl tlon ness bll.ttertesJ 115; 5 tub ~ '''. · " For Alb· I lh:I0-3L MUSICAL BAROAINa---taleen In on Philco Rndl os. 1150, 9 tube WlilnUt cabinet radio, 115: 7 t,ubc Radlola compleL~ 1electl:h.:J t16.SO; $200 Zenith with automa tic tuning 1'15: 6 tube A. K. Bat- ., ·•tL, -·-··· · -.,h~.ed , ~uae l~ aniwer o that q~on · le IUeb. a lOud • -· - Don Peden· ~ro ____ • ~ N .. u.rrn"'t&'t u to be poelt.lvel>· e ~ ..;...G •H ··-..?. ~ \....&ll'lea 0 ~rra.eain&:. lf'_·a li~-1 ·~..:. . Pe.nacea Qu\etJy, and· wM.h tmprWdte• dliniW, Ute belij)l£ctacled lnt.ercolleiJI!ii.t By International News &ervlc::.e letie lila h8.1t-m.lle chli"m))lon and co-bol<!J!r At Me~ "vOrt-kfcl ~to£., of the world'l quarter-mile reoord Cutla.n JUlUar utht-rifaht · lmocked HIS JUDGMENT der,coach ha&. been wortlna out this fo.ll u9- cUt .Mule Le.loor, New fork Ill . A victory in the Olympic mara~ USES "Dink" Templtton and VIdal tfr~Ymrk>._ ~. . 'fealober· I t.hon would be the tuniahi.n&: touch ~v R.a Pill on the 1rea.t.est running CJU"eel' t.he If It Faila, He tf.evitel stop watehea have told th-e stol']l. wel&hL,:_ defeated 6orJio darn. • world ot sports has known. This And what r. story It b! Wllh piDO, Ill), ., ~W"mi , who made the world Plnn· ldeu And'Triea New sc.arctly enou1Jh practice t.o mak{ Vo.JentC10 Campolo South Ameri~ conscious. has been without a T . the clildera teet farn,lllor, Eru>Lma.n can heavyWel.IJht, defuted Chris peer as [IU' as real track ret"l(lrds actlca baa turned the hundre1 yard dash Karach1, New York (4). l!'re concerned. Other men have -:lOJ, the 220 In :21 .8 and th~ Charles Badami. New York llaht· perhaps won as miU'Iy If not. more Athens. 0., Dec. 1- INB-Ten m fn 1'1.4 . Just , coa!!tll)l. cxplalm welaht, defeated Vic Moroaco, New Olympk: cllamplonshlp.s 1n odct years ago fr..o.>tbe.ll fans were in a 1Templetlm: Coastlne for EasLma:l York 161. fl\'enta. but rume has ever equalled f maybe but champlon.lhlp etrort:l for At Nottln&ham, EnR;-Al Pmernan 1any:me else. Paavo's record ol major cham lon urort. Montreal Ughtwelght. scored tech· 1 shl 1» 1n Lhree 01 ymp.c P PreviCJus to Noverlbel' l9 of ode that 1 Those dJu;h Urnes would cause nical knockout over Joe Cadman , meets, wll.h worJa's record thl'.,..n In to boot.. :ye~~or. Ohio St.a.W! ilad l)een u · . Ben to be welcomed a.s a sprinter 121_ . H would seem un llltely that rea ted and was look~K for~~&rd to at any ccllcglnte lru;Wlutlon In t.hest Al Pen~ - Loct~telll European llaht there is anyone today who could a bill: ten champloQ!Ihtp. Unlted Statu and that quarter· weigh! <ltteated Pelf' Nebo, Tampa , beat Paavo over the ma.ra.t.hon dis· But. on that date, llllnols , with· wile effort would havl" won .10l a Pia., llZ) . tance. Hl.s great speed hls me- out a conference victory to Its ftw ua.Uonal championship~ In p11.1'1l At Torontor.- 8111}· To\lf'llSend, chanlcal style or· rwmtnS. and his credit. Invaded Columbus and wtdk years. . Vancouver wt'lterwe1ght. knocked apparently unendlt1g source of ed oft wlth the Buckeye .scalps. The LG~t srJTlll@: Eastman turne<.: in h11> Icut Hcmy Per lick , KaU..mazoo . stamlnR would brand hint as the Butkeyes' titular hop~s were blast- :41.4 w tit> the world'A quortcl"~mn, Mich .. l 41 . 1sreatest Pl'Ospect ever for that run ,ed. find thrn went to the 1. C. A. A.. n.. At Ro<:hea1er. 1l. Y . ~T1ger Sm•..n i sleeped in the very c~sence or Olv 1 Two members of the Illinlbl~am A. dlamplonshlpa In Ph.lladclph1a R.ochu'ter r.:ldf'lr.welgh'.. tJet~ated mplc tradlt.ions. · werf' reS}XIn.sible for tlte nest to Jose t' VIc WIIUama or Soul}'ler ;l Seryeflnt 'bammy Buker, Nrw Yon. part ot the blasting . One, a lad Oallfomla. but h~ came back that HOI . by the name of Wa~ulst, had nr.uncln to Will tht> halr·mll~ In At &m:Ju-RJ\ly Jones, Pllt:iburgh caught a pa~. so close to t.he <~parkllng tlme. fi&:ht heavy·,.,·elght. scored tecnnlcal At Sidney, Ohio--Freddy 'lie . Miller, ground, that lt appeared to have E<1rtman 1.• l'l btltht •n < o:~·mp:c knockcut ever Hony Shucco, Boston I: CllJCmnuU 131 -pouud ·r f~nt~d. been tncompleted. But it was Tuled prcspect. Corulderlnr thwl he ha1 ()01 . E1lly Shaw, Detroit ( 10!. good. went for six points and State · At Pitl.sbur<.;h-Tony Herrera. wus beaten. Cllic;;s:o li~,;htwuj!ht. !!.COred a \.echThe thrower of thD.L pass was .:t n!cal knockout <Wer Johnny HadJch s lender, blackhalred youth. Hill Phllndclph!a eli!. name- Don Peden. - - -On graduating from Dllnols, Pcd- i en became asaista.nt football CO&Ch at Ohio University at Athena. That was 1n 1923. The followlna year he waS made head coach. Since Lhen Otlto tuu; stas"ed u , steady march upward and tQday ls Indorses and Recommends 1931 CH~VB:OE~tr,~ck :-Re-;oonnblc nncc. Sl~ke bcdy, long whee~b~.' dfl1cit & Sm .lh. ta 1lf· ~~king I..,ife Richer -f. ' eALE---6-;00nl hol.lo&l. Third and Horton St., Mason W. Va. In -&cod condition. Will sell reason able for CI'Bh. .:~ ~~~ Pdklns-lu.nnr !lui. 1 roft - ed the track wqrld ~ out two mllea on a dnder track In 1l1IMLY lesa \tta.n eJabt mtnut.e&tnd thi.t. a:en\lemeo. ll a. wo~·~ reoord and no queatJona ulted. Nurmi hu at one time or ahoth· er tleld virtually every world'a I'Wln1n1 record front distances of one mne up to .throueh 10.000 meters, 1.nd on oocaalons when he has run tlle marathon he has ·~ -splayed ILtl· tonlshlll8' speed. A< Phlladelplu•-JO<kle lin Th., Mayer'• Bakery has recently install· ed a new slicing machine. This machine •will be in operation this ~~,::':l~:::]:t~t fOOTBM.l ·CI~UH carvtoe u- I MISS TURNEY • s::i tfto ;..,, ol ..... . More than }; hour �... ,.....'If""', - •. .... ...... ' ., .::-·~~ ... f..a.a ~ ·· • ~. ·~ . ·- -,, .,:. C oc.~,. 0 • \UNY WOMfN n:~::~~~; ~![~:!t~:E~ ~;~~:;/::~::~..:: No Story Today I~Ll [Y£S TURN£Di~hP!e~=~TAt Personals ~AK£ AOV~NH~F ~ ;~~~:~}~~'!~:~~~;:~: ~z~j§.~,~ .;:-:. '".::.: ·::: TO Mri Ed Mllbrom ol CJrclevtlll! wa.s the ruest of M115 Panme f'u~ sate Monday evenln&. Mr and Mrs. Ola!ton McDole end children ot SyeamQI'e, o.. lll't= .t vlllitlna: relatives In Pomeroy and --The Mu111181&M." ~ To complete your educaUon you Rutland Gt'Ofle B. Nye of t.bt Pomeroy wiD oe Natlonal Bank suftered another round In Wednnday's edl· . .... ~ •u •u,ou _,..., t:~evere heart. attack Monday ewn· Purple Panther Lay Away • o'clOck. Don't bo ""<'Y. In&. lion to paritaiiJ mUe up for j M I k" F A th ! Imqlne Mn. Gomer Lewla tak· Oraoe GUllO of the Eplaoopal 0 e• ana or no .. Ina the part ot Ella Bm!th, the church will meet Wednesday evenw the lapee of ltbe prneat week er Year 1ml..schlevous school girl and think 1n1 at the home of Mr!l. W. P . date. / ·, ___ :cl Norman FOM takln& the plll't of Prloe on Ea11. Main street with INDOOR GAME NEXT Rq:lnald Cooper, a sl.58y, Mrs. Miss Grace Horton &Dd Nrt. Edith 1Robert Morrla aasumee the name Newton u asalsUnl hmtesse&. --1 White Rose the 1 Mra Boyd Dllaarct. da.Uihter Panthera anti Pantherettea ~rs Nonnan Pose 1s :.~r:, son Boyd, Mis!l Clarice FARMERS INSTITUTE ' Hard At Work For 1'" a clo.wn boy. 1'hmk of Fred Yolondl, Maag 'and Theodore Maas apent WlLL BE HELD AT F" t Ga . Conway, .. a hard boiled eharac!A>r the week end with relatives In Cow I In me ~ Bteve Clark, and Stanley Jonea .. lumbus, ' DYESVILLE CHURCH! The Pur I Panth.. • foolllih ochoo; boy Tom Thum. Fred WIU and .!Kin returned to Pe ers Other& 1n Lhe coet lnclude Mrs. their b()l'tle at Akron Sunday after The Dyesv1lle w}f;';'rMrs ln8tltute I:!.~~~~~nm:et ~~:~~1 Albert i0~1 81!1 Becky Brown. a short vlllt with his parmta, Mr will be hf.ld Frkla~ and Saturday, It.OY RLih School Athletic8 Elm ess.; aa Daii'Jy Thatcher, and MI'Ii. E. D. WIU. 'Ihe first new license tag for 1932 December t and~ at tht! Dyesvillt lieoreJess tle last ThursdaY. are Olb~ ,1~~auWse~ln. Lsucno1w ,· 1 church Tht> speakeu for me prtr readY" to turn their thouthta 118 Sadie Thom-... John was laued to PhUip_ Sommer Nf'. Kram are H P. Miller of Sunbury ;ards basketball , The 81 ir 86 and R~v R G. strickland of co- !clofied, d"-"na which the a Otlwarld Gray, Harlan 213-90:.:1:..--~---lumbus . won nve cont.eata, loet one ElaelBtein 118 Ttm Orady, VIrgil TO BRIDGE Bll"EK A program of muslo ha.a been a.r~ two, and in which but two ::::::te~s a~:e-:0~ ~d~:: re.naed for presenlatlon With Nr l ~wna were seored by their boa d H Washington, Dee. 1-IN~t~ Miller lllkln& on the 5\lbject.s cfj enta, has left all a.thlele8 In Jedr Webs~;~ ~ou s~~=l th:a·!':.~ mission for the PittsbUtJh Crutible "The' Agriculture Orlennce and lts 90f\d1Uon phyalcally none Ju.~t look at thP class Fhe has. Steel Co., of Pitt8bUrlh, Pa., to Remedy." "The ~rUISlon an1 the lhJUred more than ~anylng The proceeds 91111 be used for the dred&e the matn channel of the Way OUt", "A Forward Look at Aa~ 1bru18ea which will I!IOOn be Women 8 Home Missionary Society. Ohio rlver In the vlclnlty of Dam rir-ulture" and "MY Philosophy on j ten. No. 1 wa.s er&nted by the war de: Life at 85" Rev. Strickland wm Arter the Holiday --------------.':pa~rtm::•:n~t_<od~:"•Y'.:·~· 1 and Oeorp Krettler will sesaiml.S atve an reat. call for aJl speak also atW.the dUferent Coach l·o<Jdoeb8 Saturday afternoon. Ule -j .F COOKING TI.PS. . I ~~~~~~~~~a~?~~h:~i:it:: :~e~~:.~·~~ko·c~k.Weaneaday tratin& her recipes. 1"'[."' :~'.:TI/ord;~o~~ m:;:~ . ._. clou. food speclaltleo Each ....,lpe Is l.aken 1.11 detail and explained full y t-o Lhe &.udienee and any queaUons which the ladles care t.o ask may be wntten and pla.ced. In a que.stton box, to be answen:d by Mlsti Tumey inter. a,. AT AUDITORIUM f At the cloae of the cla88ee all couro;e IloilO ma.ri) (1:1fL6 donll.led by Pome · roy merchanto .,. dlstrtbul<!d to the ladies attending the !SChool. In tomorrow '' menu, during the afternoon class, Ml&s Turney wlll demonstrate the preparation of fL dinner oonsistinlil: of the foftowlng recipes: Baker chtclten with dreS&in,, escnlloped poLaLoes and com, buttered unions, stuft'ed cabbage with potatoes and call'OUI, upara~ &us t~hort cake, pimento cheese salad, Ji'remh pte with marln~~:ue, brolled Jamb chops wllh grl.lled balnccn hand lefL~over vegetables. t e Wednelday evening menu, the following recipes will be prepared for the audience. Salmon turbot. steamer J Ice, buttered peas, oocoanuL apple betty, chtU sauce, Choice . TMenua Chooen ch· By M Ill umey, Jcago k" E _ m• ood xpert -- 1 - The sueceu of The Dally Tribune free eleetrlc cooklna school was ,l,!1clt!ntt Tuesday afternoon when ....Ute a number of ladi.t!s of tho ~meroy Bend took o.dvantaae of lhls opportunity to Jearn a few trlcka ot the &eience or elettrlc ~n1, revealed oy :Mlaa M)'rtle TUrney, of Chlcqo, home econo· m,lat. and a deltahtful entertainer. uaed by Mtflll Turney was an oven baked pork. Oratln, mar· The followinr merchant.t ::··::..:·-:tbn-: hu~ ~;':~~. "!;.~ ~.~~lY,.-:;".!,'\"':: ::: 1..........,.. Power Co.; made attllietive by the use of deU- Pomeroy · The Ohio ' Offered At Free School • Pomeroy Daaly Tribune c00 1 P~•r•d during the I Olbnore Auto Supply: Hartley and Bennett ; McMut.er Hardqre Co.; Santtnr~ Or(l(!ery; Mayers Bakery; Rose, The Plorlst, Ewln&'s Cash ~rocer8Y;n Er,.roiJDakwson; Epple Orow ry; ....:ep ac ; Ohio Standard Telephone Co ; Su&at Run Flou1 Mill; Robinson's Pomeroy Laun · dry; Schweamsn and R~del; Hart and Co; ore.. M•at Market Mel.gs Scar Dairy , Th" Metg.s 010~ eery Co. HASKH ftAll!' Simpson Church :~h~resented IHY PLAY£RS r·N~fstms::~-: ! 1 /i Jt•bov.,.en~!~~. ~sc.::',J"'.l•Sct~'~IYTh,:~~.~~. I :!rt Ht\RTFORn WOMAN PASSES M11> Marv Packard d1ed at the hCimr: o! h.ar daughter Mrs. E W Swann at Hartford aOOut noon Bnnw day SJw W~V> 88 yean:; of age und death came u the result or t;Omw pllcatlt..m; or dises.ses due t.o lnflr· rnltles ot old age I The fun.::rol Nervlces wlll t~ con· 1ductcd from the home Wedncsd&Jo u1te1w.on at one o'clock with Rev 1 Spudcck otncuHing. Fogiei)Ons: unw dertalrers wlll have charge of thf' 1 bunal READER.S MRS. LYDIA WEHRUHQ. SUMMONS - - lA's. Lydia Wetu'Uill. lied 'Jt IJean, died beT home on Brfleq Hetahk at 4 :30 Tuesday muminl. Dee. , of aan st.onfs and heart Itrouble1 Her husband the late Bdwal'lot •* INCREASfD MORE ACTIVITIE~, 5££N Deputy SherUf Dana Trac) brouaht Walt White here from Atb. tna county, MoMQ nl,sht. on I warrant J.uued from the court ot J. w. McOullo\ijb, . Juatlce of 11>e hlm with non~sup­ port. He wW be e.rrataned befOJ:)e Squire the _ chiU'Ie soon. _McCulloush _ _ _.on __ Away No Every Lady in Pomeroy Bend Ia Invited! Valuable Prin• I Will Be The D. of A. lod1e enjoyed IL sow CL&I time in their ladle room Man~ day evenlna. The tollowtng proJTam rendered : mu.sic by the Kitch~ Ban1, a play, t.ltltled ''Bew mw; the Heathena", was atven, Mn· Wolte and Hel~n Sayre MaJ.li u. Given Away IT'S EDUCATIONAL! IT'S FREEl No Water! Mrs Francu Giltllen aave a . A penny soctal followed Job CORPORAL EAGEN~:~ RIOT J.Dtl! J14480li!IC TEMPU, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO, Thunday and Friday Evenin111 Dec-ber 3 and 4. Official. lnoiot; "Banker" I Ur..,a Declaration of ' Intention•" El&hteoo ctllettound , Ina promise WHICH WE WILL REDUCE IF IT TAKES ALL WINTER REST Men'• Suito and Overcoat., u low &f .•..... . ••....••.• $4.95 Men'• Suit. and Overcoat., $15.00 Value at ............. $7.46 Men'• Suito and Overcoat., $25.00 Valueo at .... ... . ... $14.95 Men'• Suit. and Overcoat., at priceo of 15 yean a11o . .... $19.45 Men'• Suit\, and Overcoat., $30.00 value, olll!' and two Trouoero . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $22.50 The Beat Makei'--The Beat Tailori~ Your Money Will Buy! BEST lt'o • &reamt LOCAL PEOPLE OF MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . lSI All Boy'• Suit. and Overcoat. low Fi~t~reo• All Star Cut Hdded By John Gilmore and Paul' DillJ!rd. Rect~ J:agon (~L!Ih '"DQuahboy) ..... John oumore IJ\wt•h Buddy I ....... Paul Dllltt~ t.fle,hae~ l en ,(Red's Father I . Jed Ha.rtinKer AbtiJe, tein ([zay'a Father I .. . .... , Da11ld DaJst t'. u. c . , Worker . Capta.lr\J.. ~. . . . . . . Top' Se~nt . . <Z&.Charla~n . . William Oorltr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harry Bannett . ........... Charles McMuterll McO!nnlA Kftoozy . . . RB11LU8 . . . . ot . . . . . Roscoe Fo9o'lea· . . . . . . . George Schaaf . , . • • • . . . . . . . Rufus Llde . ..... . . . Guard lMeOooleyt Cook . . . . . . . . .. .. . ... . ... . . . Bert Martin . . . . • . . . . . . . , . . Buster RTchmor.d G uard ... Chapelle Talbert New11boy . Billy Ba.rker Wlll1nK War Worker <Emmyl . Mrs. Louis Burford Sally . . . . . ....................... Katte Hawkhls Marie (NUrse I . . . . ...... . . . . . , . Stella Pa.lmer Mary <Nurse 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maxine Smith Awkward R.eo"e Stud Private Mike Kat£ " . . . . . . . L. D. McMaster Private Quirk. .. , , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maw: Roller Private Plump ... . . . . . . . ... Marcua Chambers Private Yumpln Ylminy Yohnson .. , .. WUl Juhllng Private C. C PUI . , ..... H.u&h Me<loy Private O'Rourke . . . . . . . . . Erne.ilt Johnaon .... Steve McElhinney Private Hunsry Hank .Mamma's Boy . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Morris Private Swart.zenbender . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Louis Burford Private Bleepln' Je~ Splnnette .... , , . . . WUJ Bt.elft' Private Yehl _... . .... ... , . . . Oharlea SaueJ' Private Shuster ................. PhUip Meinhart Private lnllebusten . . .... , . . Le RoY Banottl Private Whl8tlln' BUl Spivey ....... John VroOman Private Bllwtnekl . . . wuuam Stansbury Private Eckelbe rger . . Howard Byres Private Zewtsky . . Neal Moore Private Plesllnaer . . . . , . . . , . . Perry JUre Private Underfed . , . H, 0, Illlles Privat-e HoMellek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gerald LeweJ)Jn Private Mouaetrap , , .... ,. . .. . .. . .. . .. . Jake Turner Soldleft .... lallon Ralph Orave• Arthur Rosenbaum · l<Jand suton Oomer Mantn Edpr Tuckerman ChaPJ. Walburn Arthur Lewia Rue Tuckerman David Darst Jr. Ra.ymond Harbrecht Franlt \Wll Frank Wuls Knopp John ~r 8tarlln1 McCullough Corp. : tMy DN!am or The ••• Parade) I Fcaturinll' 100 Cklh11't'tl, supported b y Soldiers, Ballots 1 und Euttl'e Ca~t and Prof Fadely, Sp~>clal Read~ Ut:aaon JMK' Mlndrel Int : rlocutol' . ........ , Oeorae Ch~lds lEnd Man1 · · · ...... RUfUI LldP Hambo iEnd Manl . . . . . . . . . . Lew Sauer Sombu lEnd Man 1 . . . . . . . . . . . .. , Robert Camp Hones (End Man1 Charles McMaste1·~ Ra~tus Mr. and Mrs Elmer Wickham en tertalne<l with a birthday dinner Mo..,day evening at their home on Union A't'enue. Those Plelie'nt were; Mr. and Mra. Pat.y BrdtJee. Mlu Brunetta Davia, !>wain Wallace of Gallipolis, Dana DaviS of Norfolk,' Va .• and MlM Clara zter. Dorothy DJilard Anna BeUe Cruthers Pauline TUckennan rr.. ncl.a Pulltnl Mary Lou McMaaters VIa MCCulla\llh samna:. Satllna .............. ., BUSINESS" MEN OF "· ~""J;I~ COUNTY ·' Show Boa.t . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . Olrla' Chorus Sall()r's Sweetheart . . . . . . . . , . . Rue Tuckerman .......... ' Ohotua Rose of No llan'e Land ... ..... Aln. Mildred )'oWler Keep tl\111 Home P'tnll Bumlnt ... , .. . , . . . . . Ollorua ~~K~~~~. ~~·. ~ ~~~~·l:n::·= Pact Up Your Troubles ............ Awtward. a.ui.d MINSTREL CHORUS : Hlnky DtnQ Parley Voo. Good MominJ:, Mr. Zlp. lt'A a Lon1 Way to TlP· pef11ry. Pla.nJ.st .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Mra. Wm. SU.eft Tape Player ., ............. ., . .. . .. LeR.oy Banottl BIATI ~SERVED FREE AT MARTIN ANI! ROLLE&. WEDNESDAY. DIWII- I ADM18SION: ADULTS IIOo. CHILDREN tSc ((;~lldnn.. Tlel<eb . . Sale .. WI do" ,OaiJ) ' Ri111 Tutor Disappointed When Barbour Refuoed to Tura Profe11ional at the oame Ridiculoully Heavy Work Pant• A Silk Lined $5.00 Hat At p.45-AU Colon. Good Underwear -79c and $1.00, heavy wei1bt, Boyo '69c. Interwoven Sock-Billy Joneo and Eniie \ Hare, 25c, SOc, 75c, $1.00-Fine for Chriotmao. Neckwear Galore-SOc-Special 59c for Sl.OO Value---$1.00 for $1.50 Value-fine for Chriotm.-. Roy Harrah Jeute Mae RliBIIell Fay Abbot Pauline Mtlla Pfrn Abbot · Was Real Fighter Men'• Fine Dreoo Shirto, Sizeo 14 to 17%-A knockout ..... SOc Girl.' Chenu Ruth Hawkins Maym CoverL Sara Louise Scott Phlllys Dillard Ruth Orate VIJ'II'Inla Leonard Dorothy Fultz Veva Ruaaell Katherine Juhllng Zelia Ltahter Betty Michael New U.S. Senator EVERY ARTICLE IN the HOUSE BEARS SOME REDUCTION ' Men'• Chambray Shirto ...................... 48c-Boya 39c --------~~--·-------~ , --~-~ ,(!AST 0,. CHARA.(JTERS PalrleUe Papant IZZ)' 1 OOldateln Price!~ The Liberty Fruit Co., Motor Truck wiH make regular weekly bipa to and from Cincinnati. Any merchant desiring to · have goods delivered by W! More Psittacosis Found In America HeaY}' Coate and Jacketo, Leather, Suede All kind a, lined and unlinecUor men and boyi'--AII pricea, Fine for colder weather. "Pai'Nt Fever" Believed Re· opoaoible for Death• Du~~·Jt:P~en, u~_ A: .J,uttori,$1.00aftip. ' ,' ·. ~o!-!:; .i·>:.:'.' The ldliil that ilrini Yd\1 1Niclr whole withou• any emtiUI_tl_.nf ·':' ~·-: $1.50 to $4.95. WE MAKE GOOD ON E~YTHING WE . ADVERTISE! WE KEEP EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE I SEEING IS BELIEVING-WE ARE HERE call 1~-L. THE !,.~BERTY FRUIT CO. JIOM£MOY, OBIO. '· /o SHOW Not much e!:uu:Jte lR . . . . iaOn~r• ' ,MAYO~ W~lKER MAKES IMP ..U"' IPlEA fOR RHEASE Of TOM CASE mTAKEN UNDER ARV ANTI-MOONEY SENTIMENT . Near-Riot Condition• Prevail Outoide ' in1•; 25 Arre1ted In Alleged C0JIDIIIUni8 ' Disorders While Walker Pleads j ------- Enough Stock For nree Stores. No , A' LAUGH In One Bill To Eaeh State To Vote On Liberalizatio• ~~>• from many $20,000 STOCK Smoke! Maxie's Frau NOTHING SERIOUS 2-IN8-Ado1' improved lncrealloed StiD Pounding lire! Thu NKtay While Gold Advance• To l Near Record Price Of II Years Aa-o SOUTH . IMPROVED Cotton, Rice, Tobacco, Oil, Zinc lnduatriea, lmF<>ved iSIX CAUSES GIVEN By . R<XBEtT 8. THORNBURGH Correspondent No stnc Nf West VirKJ,ula; NEWS SERVICE \FOR NEW DROP nr· POUND SHRUNG: inl To Jobo BENEFit CARD PARTY Electrical Cooking School. ToLecture'inU.S. Steel Ploil . ueti"on Gain;• 4200 Return- Bernard McBride and Albetc. Pranr. returned to the OhiQ. Btat,t University Sunday after a~ndlnj a few days with Mr .and Mrs. Bel Franz and t'amlly. IMued!~ilr••••••••••••••••••••••-•••••••••••••••••• THE DAILY TRIBUNE WIRE 1n<1 wa.rmer. - BUSINESS CONDITIONS ARE IMPROV BROUUHT FROM ATHt:N8 ch~ nlrht , Thurtday FULL LEASED Wehrunr preeeded her In dHft: eleven yean aao. She liS JW'l'lved by alx sona aq,d \hree dluehtel'li u followa . Wul~ of Terre Haute, Indiana; OUley o£ YoUlllst.own; Ela and Clyde ax Cleveland; !.1tner and Harry ol PorMroy; l4rl Henrietta Bura:en-shaw of Cleveland; Mrs. Will OJ~ berJy of Younptown; Mta. CUI6. RoAe of Minel'IYUle. , No fun~raJ arranrements ha been made at tbia time The!!t' be announced later. peace, w~;r~~Y F..'O,....,.RI~m::A~r-~ NortCE--lf ,.... ....... 11M N.,.a Olice of 1'J.e Daily TrU.U., call 236-L 1 If U.. IIII.U.eu Olliee uk far 2CJ2.Jl IANSWERS 1· !! ' ..... � 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 12. December 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 December 1, 1931 lumberman moran nye