https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/712d2082924c3caadf8a07046efbe8bf.pdf e6110dff3b5c5e8e1c908c1ba0d766a2 PDF Text Text • • . ' I' -... .. ,, , " 01110 IT 4TC ltiiiC TtJI li )AY,DB01:UJ11111 Ull .. ~ -- NIG!f 8T hD IS;: I, • COl Ulle •J S O 1 J.DRPLE PANTHER~ ~i1~"~~:~;J::~:;:5~~ IfARM VAlUHION c~~~~i~WooNE COUNCil .. MEU~~ . . .A!~:~wYork LO~L A~~ENTUREla=~=-~~~~~ H~RD ron ~.~.·~~.·;;.~..~·:~~~:~·::; m~~= IN MEIG~ COUNTl 1 '":--~.~~ wh'.~::...':ro::.t flEAH COMPLAINT-s I~~ ~o;;r,.\:/"" .......'".. MINGlE IN ~TORY ,a:-~,?~ ~IT.: 1 ~~:a::~s~~:r.:~=e~;:· o· RDEH ~ILlS P~ID I1 ~~~~E~~:::~~:tl~:~ Of ' GAY 8ANDIT"I1 ~~~C,'!,.LVB~·,.R..CIII~ft8~·8.= ARIEllA GAM [ ~~~. } ~ : !~~:oE~:~;~,p~~A~e~=:,t;~ "liG~Tll lOWER -· 1 lJ ror ::· Orueser, Case! and a wealth o! oWl- .,, ~>r .substi~utes have one of ttP- tougiJ ..., t.!t -. Pomeroy hard wOOd team and while .., __ •-t Scheduled F "--OIur. or ~ Friday Niabt To • Be Toueh One While the boya wnn both, their &amefl. la.!lt week, they ~aur. morf' lltlly than the 5 pecta~rs, Just how badly they ~re In neeu ot practice ~ud dul": to th~ fact that t.lMu bas· Utball endaav~ start earlier thts ~~'SOn than eve1 before. they have ~ somewhat. handleap)l(ld be~ thfy are thrown loto ba~ket~ ~.11 almc5t before Lhey flr.1sh~ d fOOtl$11. " -a'h'-· wetk w!U see som . o.l the lteeneat, hardest practice ever In~ t.Juta:ed In by local athlH ~:~. Coach laJ'nham will have his protege& eo- ~ Bazaar Thuroday, December lOth. 11131 'CHICKEN DINNER and SllfPER Amuoe,..ta For Youne aDd Old. EVERYBODY "~... I FARM VALUES 1 An I ! --- , :=ri.. 0 B- 1 " I I I I I 1 eed!vrd Tw/el\rf.~::m Ve:~ll'~:~ . . . ~. . ----... ""*"*- ... .,(~. ~~~s, ~~~ 27.ft0, C . .& 0 The matter of the old bulldlnr t*parately owned coal 11131 f4,91NMl.lthe Pomeroy Dock Co., was lmn~&ht Leba1:on Twp Reduction In -coal J930 '154940. up and a. motion was made b)l the Let !u t Twp... Theile coal volueb are tnc:IUdtd 1n 1c;ouncJi to nomy the company, to Olhe Twp. . the valuaUons of the town&hlpa ~ aa 1 r•~ tbe bulldlnl a.t OMe It see~ru~ Omnge Twp . glvm above leaving a net reduclion thRt workmen have take~ the roof Rutlnnd Twp . '839450 '764000 b1 f&rm values or the county of l and the ehd.s rrom the buildlna: F.la.lnn Twp · S&l0f20 Sfi8:l6 7 ~ $4!13340. lteavtna: Just the two sJde& standtnr' Sall~bury Twp . S8ll420 $68fi~O It bl thus seen thnt the actual re-i Councilmen were of the oplnlori E!c 1Jik· Tw11 $5693&0 $008~U ductlon In real eetate valuee hiVI ' that the bwlding should be rued Sutton Twp .. 1120440 11&Jli9Ui tAcn ~·ery Uttle when the eoWlt)' 1.8 before It tell c&ulllng consJderable tnken us a who!~. th,• nctual li.., ... ~"'l damaae. 'I'otsy Twp $8023340 $737!ilf.O belnv: le:~s than five hundred thou-~ Henry Stralle came before the Buy one Stanao Product at MlrltllcpoJ't V1 l $151M:IO S141l2j>l0 sand dollan. . council Jn an attempt to set a set, j· Pom<roy VII 12360350 s:,:Jlt::i21'l 1 ---~ruent tor brick& which the . reiu ar priP. an.B re•· Ruclne VII. . . & :114970 $ 230A30 I SVIT II'Jl,ED 1t,orel;l on · hill Pl'OJ)Brty near h>•lvo another one' fo .. juat Rutland vn t 117330 s 222~711 A suit wll8 filed ln \ the :charter Ou.k tipple, when the , ..... eyrlltUAe VJI, . S 23~140 t 209910 pleu court here bf' attorney1 was oonatructed here. e ._ n t , we~nliaday, -L-- ---;- relientlnr The State of the brlcll:.a. were placed l1hur14!lay, friday and Sat- Tctai VII. . $4683820 $4444460 tlon of E. R. Norr1a, without his ;;;;~:;~:::,. . Ornnd Total lm· CO 1930 $1:.!'/07;iJl !Lelart COnsolidated for of thn week at The ora11d Total for Co 1931, $lH!I!Mi;") or Letart Her tadlne Hayne'q, 1 Orude 8-Emll Holtma n, Alm n Hmry, Margmet Youn~;- TI.'.t che _ B!!rtha Jenkins ·· - - - - DII:HL IUTJo;s wt:DNESD"Y The funera l l'ltes Jor 1\olrli 1-~t u nk wHl be held Wedncsd !.l.y Rfnt two o'clock m the Gl church Burin! In cemlltery 111 1;harge of underlab:~ Cht•st~ l Twp C:::h'*nbln '1 IVP 1Hirn80 $501-UO $633740 $SD8200 $876000 $37(1f,70 $678171) . S4la8so $682970 $497f30 $008290 $362fCD Tw'pB, $M8;180t ' . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~-~~~R~e~oi~·~c~t~lo~n~t~or~VUlngel\ Total Rtoductton for Ca. $2394.2(). f88'77RD. .ELBERPELDS . • 720 CANNON TOWELS and DUNDEE TOWELS . E ~pnratel.y owned coal 1930, NM390 Ii DruKrc'o. '- Mid"dle- rll;edu('tJ.on hr ' IOhio, 1 ~till~I VI. ~tart~;q~·:=~~ qf county, and Barnltz. ot Shop Early! CHRISTMAS Early! Shop SUGGESTIONS. SELECT "HIS" GIFTS FROM OUR GIFTS FOR MEN ' Shirt and Tie Blend Set '•.' ' . • J,:ol,£,~.;\'ilr· e~-.J T,,., ,:wvdl• reJtulo7 ----- l Mr. am! Mi'.8. Jawb Roller 5pen .. Sunday wlttl Mr. and Mra. Will Wetls at Ball Run ~ eK• preu your eood taote and )~cll;.ient You're Afraid of Blood Pressure iU: oeleetl~l wearable• for a man. ~ LADIES HOUSE SLIPPERS ' SHIRT $1.95; TIE $1.00 Turkish Towels- white with colored borders and white with co!ored cro& stripes .of pink, blue, gold and lavender. two sizes 17 by 34 inches 'and 18 hy 36 inches. lOc BOY'S BLUE CORDUROY LONG! TROUSERS Sizes 11 to 18- Wide waist band with button over top hippocket-Ewinging side pock- ets- $l95 A PAIR Brown Tan, Rose Lustre, Orchid, Royal Purple, Black, and Frost Blue-Sizes 4 to 8Wool felt with padded chrome leather sole-ani! spring heel -silk pom-pom trim.A PAIR OTHER SUGpESTIONS Another 1200 yardoHENCOOP YY MUSLIN Ya1d wide-even construction unbleached Muslin'. used. for quilt linings. I • A YARD 9c A YARD. You owe it to yourself and family-Every department in the ·store is better prepared than ever to show you not only larger and better as• sortments, but at a saving in price that is worthy of your attention-- Elberfelds In ,Pomeroy~ CIGARETTE LICHTER Thit,j desk electric lighter makes a fine ·omamenU as well as as a handy d~~e fo., the l!llloker . $}.00 Tum upside down and it lights .. .. . . .. .. . . . . .. . . · FARMERS CHQICE BLEACHED MUSLIN Soft fil1ish-yard wide- Come To Pomeroy• Visit llberlelds. • PAJAMAS in rich materiab, ·o trikinr "'ttJ..a .... .- ..... . $2.So NECKWEAR in rich new weues knd patterna .......... $1.00 FANCY SUSPg'IIDERS i~ a variety of coloro ............ ~1.00 HOSIERY·in'rayon mlxtureO and pure •illci .... , .. ·:lse to•tU!I' · BELT SETS are alwaya appreciated .......... $1,00 and '$1.50 SCARFS in knit reefer& ancl aquare ailko .... ..... $1.00 to $4.116 BILL FOLDS that luta foryean ..... - - .... - .-.. $1.00 to $11.00 BLEND SUITS of ohirt and ohorto ........ ...... $}.50 to ~oc;l MEN'S UMBRELLAS make fine Jifta ....... - .. $3.00 t0 &6.00 GLOVES, lined or unlined, A PRICE RANGE TO SUIT ALL _ . , 50C 4c Wt!!it • I 1 1~:~1~:V:,'~7n:~e~~~i. c:::;:~~~t.Y:.~~~~ Thunday momtnr; alllhtlJ' «llder -·-FULL LEASED V1rthlla · Rain 'l'b....,., tonlehc.: "ftua.d., -it!r :loudy, not much ehanet in 'temperaturf, -------- ·i_- - !!f.,. :WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE · i )l W weekfl ll!m.u A. I RI.ADW NorlCE-lf 7001 tile Newa CM':e ol Tile 0.117 • EATHER FORECAST--~, ,. . Cloudy wtU:I ram '9nllht and . . , . ,.,....._, call DI-L1 If U.. B...a-. Dllo:e . . ,.... 201-R. :..~,· youlo.~.Jt _•""wa~ .~ ~theit ~ Forest an - I WITH MIDDLEPORT - I · able to be crut aaaJn <lfter stvera.l 1 trua·1 ;··;·;--;·--;·;;;;-;-;;-~·-;,;;;-;;-;·;·;--·· -·-- -- SACRED HEART CHUitCH pi oprlatlon for tl~ lor tMe pr;.. b~~cm omc~r In the budld 11932 There waa oo &econd t.o the motloon arid Ule matter wu cloled • or Mr. and Yn. Walter Pram of M:lu DorothJ Coal8 euler~ they mavnot allb!' won, thepublic M H W I j A moucn waspi:IB&e<l to a~ Local Tazi Driven Aak •ParkereburlarevJsltluaMr. YnnE's Cupid .Outwits Treaeh- l herbrklleclubat theM:em.Mary Is as., ure·J G! first. clast! attraction . auy ave rona m• print[ 1200 fQr lhe Oak Hlll road to Iparents, Mr. and Mn. E :i Pram; Tea room Monday eventna. Jl"oUow-. th nn•ghc.ut. The boys wUI be ou L preuion That Milliobs Ibe done In ~Gperate with~-= Body To Arranae \ and family~ Mulberry aver:a~. ery And Death In 1n1 ibe dinner they went to theth.e• e tryt:Jg every minute ot every T k Off A-ment MW Melba Lambert hu accepted N St home of MS.u Coate& where tbeY 1 tet.s ~>u 11 &G~5U basil undtr t.ne suk&m ~ as tt Is trad1tlonal thM no a en 1 perv!rlon or tbe aurve)'Ol'. •·-a poslt.ton In the office ol the Atew ory pla)'l!l:! brltfae. MIMes Marie Bkhf f'arnho.m coached t:aarn has eve1· ---. 1 The following estima :.e~ w~ pre kiM Chlckerlei'l. · -man and JJrorot.ny Ruuell were holswd the whlte flag no t'Jiltter ~tntcd by the count.y mcJnet!r: ~Ruth Car~;~pbell repreBmtal.ive oi Love wm ftnd a way! &uesta or ~ club Miss Helena. how hard the going has t~ell 11mate of stont! wall ln front of '!'he Bmterlck co., J.S Rt the Red In all hilltory there have been Keetone received the club prt. tot aaaln.st them. A good &tzed delegR- A t I F. Sh R I Perry property, wall 60ft.., long anr;t · Old Doc:k Com~Y~n.y Build- ' Anchor store m the interest ut the few exceptions to , thts ada..- and high .score and Mi&!J Blchman the tlon ts expeet«t to !lccompany th :! C ua 1gure1 OW e- 3''ll fl high, too.OO. Eatil'nllte on r-· ii)elinPator tn "The Qay Bandit of the Border," aueat prize. team to the Sta.te•s oldeEt city for duction Comparatively lgTav ~ling 7 mllt'l> ot l'f.l&d, m Le· in1 Diec.uaaed; B~k 1 Mrs. J . Elllott aDd eon Cllft'ord Tim OUl's KU&t serial of love and --===~"':'::-==this game S 11 Itart to•nahtp, 3500 ydS. · •&ravel Ston 1 e Revived returned to their home a.t Ptkln ~up~e on~eldm~ '::f~ QUILTING PABTY ma It:l5o 1/0, leading ' and hati.lina a.ld IU .. Monday after at wo weeks viBti ( ;LIFTON HCHOOL HONOR ~prt><1dln8 $2;126, total ,26'7&.06. &, at the home of Mrl. Ell10tt.'l moth- treachery an~ death. A &OCial event 'll.'&a held 11\ t.b~ ROLL Ma ny inquiries hMn: been maac tlmatc on ta.llog care of water at · Several Pomeroy l&x.J-drJvera met er, Mrs. A. J . Martin and other Anlmoaity, boml"l or poeratkms hom~ ol Mrs. Dale Smlt.h of Po.mt ~ The follo.w1ng child e . with regArd to whal h as a~tually Dav"' Dice~> 4PD ft. 15 lnchea 1.16~ Jdt,b the PGmeroy council Monday relatives at MaiiOil and New Haven of teud. seems an insurmountable roy ncently when the ladiel 1ath~ Honor Roll ,Dpplls at r ~~~~:~c been dQne In tho. way of reduc~wn pipe $260.00 Iaber ; or ~pa~al:adoll ol&bt, t'equeatln& that a. committee MiM Ruth He:~~~ &pent Bunda}; bllrrler to the ·:ftnal happy fadeout ered_there t3' Uillt Mf'll Smith wiLh Ora('je !- Dorothy ,Tolllvtr, Leora or ~o.Jues 1.1 Meig'l County It s£ ~n:s 1$100.00 tt'ltal S380.00. Ee~ma.te or thi8 oouncU meet 1'dUl a corn- t and Monday with her father. Wm. for Adele Morales and Ted Rad- her qulltlnK. Thou present were ~~ varian Marale Ann J h "' 0 1 Um . a grl!at many uf the county ,.. 1building new brldae aero-56 ~bn(;" mlttee or the Middleport. council to HeArl at Middleport. clltle. Adela's uncle hates Ted » Mrs Mary WI!!, MJ'S' Bertha Oreep,,"' vanMe'ter He 1 tt 0 n F~· ~a mt1z1·ns nre under the lmprcst;IJn 1Rlv ~:r at fiBI'pold.s, stone lillbut- WCD'k out a plan ol aa:reement vlolenlly. as she lows the Amelican ler, Mrs. Emma Bmltl\, Mrs. He~ Kat' . , •• ,,· F nrHe " Vwur H, that ~>everal milltons uf dollar~ ln 1 nwnt ~ 11200.00 ne~ Ktetl L::ldd wherebv the taxis of Pomeroy 110d 1 boy, Her loyalty LIS tested on both Collens, )Ira. Edna. Heilman, ~ · •~~s.. vnrlan, ::IX, Elmer erman laH,- I va Iua tl ou h &.fl. be en t a.k•_n ou • t hc• 11700 00 total · - . . ' WARRANT JSSDED ·'" •I tithe bor...... •- f or It 1& t o h er ClHlJ'l Rm~clla rRo .,....,.,, MJddleport would ha.n tb e aame. ,...,.es o'lha Lottie Leonards, Mnl. bert Compson· O;·ade 2_·00 n !> Ireal es tate ln the county In order Fo~Jowin& a. State HlllhWa}' D~- rlllht& and privlledres 1n ea(h viiuncle 't she owes everything- Oruuer, Mrs. E11tb Heine., ~· Smith , Peaol F'•o•.. Bel•• Youn,· to gl \'e the public the act,ual factB. parunent meeting, \!1 ~ comn.ldalon• ha.s:e. A warrant wa5 lijsued from th~ euept one overpowarins emotloo. Amter Will. A ,ftne dinner w.C, · ....,., •·-1 ques" on wa ' bro·-•t It 'i.& "The Gay Bandit" who Hden Rickord Cl 1 tt R c1. d 1n tl .e ca~>e , th•- toll o wl •tg ~:~~ oop - ers 11•sscd a t e!O1u t•...,.. to m a ke up- . ....., ,.... up court of Ju&tlce of the Pt!a.ce J. W 0 Ra Jeff D01 lllr e e . mnn 11 d trom the Abstratts of lll '. Real pllcatlon to 'he ':lepartment to when one ot t.he Pomeroy drlnl'll MeCullou&h. lor· the anest ol workl aa Intermediary In hi8 en- ten't'd by the hOI!ite&J.. _ He~r ers, li S,.. Tol~tver. Pnul , EHah of Me1g~ County a.~ .ound crntte an Inter-County HLI(b'lo'ay or waa takm before Mayor J. E. Har- Prank Newland o! Reed.!lvllle on thralllng love aft'air. He has no Tea c~~r&y Picken ... Esul Lockett- 1r1 ' he Auditor'~ off!r:e f Jr the ytal':'! tl1 e n.ad (ollo.wmg tt.J ohio Rlve1· le:v becau&e h~ tllld accepted fares charges ot aS~Sault. The warrant. MUAe to further hlm5elf exeep~ to ~f;NTY INITU.TED ' I -Emm a E Diehl . of 1930 1md 1931 wlil be of much 111- and ('arollel thereto fr; m th! Vll- 1n Mlcldleport. The Middleport for Newland was Issued at the re - win for the peons their rtghts. and At H reiJU}ar ·meetmg ot the D. Of OrL.de 3-Eugene Jefters, Fredole terest. la&e of R~clne to the Athe.l 'J Co~nt) ld.rlvers are protected by a Jlcen&a quest of hl.ll wife, who claims he he works out the problem of Adela A. lod(j,e Monday evenma: 20 cand~" Smith Opal H~ rrlson, rre.1e V<trlllll T hL' figures un del th e calumm lint ne~r Hoekfnllf)Ort. wh.lle the Pomeroy drivers ar~ .D.Pt asaaWted her. Newland was tnd Ted as he rides. dates were inlt1at.ed 1nto the ~ [){lrothy Blake , Grade 4-Horac~ showing townships, show u 1 • vulAn GJ;df!r 01 CGnllt:ll.!!'!olonel ~ ful.' required to pay ll llcen~Se because broua:bt Into ~ourt hett! on the They get Into some tta:ht spots, and lnEpedloo Will bl!ld by Haynes, Carl Jeffers. Willis Kn opp, uallr.n in each townslupln the coun Annexation wu presented In l'e- of the deprea,lon. and allowed tu retul'fl to hls j those two charmlni · youn 111 ters ; Elllabeth Dtrst, Dlat{lct DepuW, Roger Russell, Junlur Russell, Wm •y, not Including the fl\oe vllls.a:es. gard to the, annexa"on oi a eerne~. The ordinance committee o1 the on . bond. The ca&e will be spol..ll 1n which the reader hold& his At a late hOur refrtaAmenti W9'8 VanMeter, Pearl Elwards, Chnstine In \ ther words SalL:Ibury township tery to the Village or S:yrac,uae 11~ l;lolneroy council &&'reed to meet In Justice McOullough's breaUl. served to a lar&:a nuniber of ~ Hena;! Ma~11 .J ohmon, EL,ie Roach , valudun shown oppo.'llte Salisbl\r)' It wa!i aliJreed that. t.b.e petition be with a similar oommlt.tee o1 the Wednesday mornln1 Dang-er makes romarice the more beu Bl!d rialto~ present. Eeu. ~ Younr. Ora1e . .>-Ru~ll Ed · cloe'i 11ot Include the valuations . of grant:d and' all papers on file~ MidttleJ!ort cOWICU in order that --c=-c-=CC"-=::-:-==-=~-== wa.rdr., Ooflald Hnynes. Eugene Por. 1l'tOY ILlt. Middleport which are depotnted at once with the cie1k some &rrana:emenUI may be made. . Cecil Smith, Hugh Han·l.~ hcw 'l In a separate column 'l)l$ 01 Syracwe Vtllaae All counellm~n were present ax• L Mitchell Hllnl' i~ Lrue ior button und Rullan<\ The cl1rrent bUis ware read and cept BehwBBJPan, with Mayor 0. J . Gra~e 6-Mn1·gueme . Car l wr~~hl , 1 1 , w 1 ~~ hlps in which Racine, SyJ:,a· apprO\'e 1 and orderad payed. 35 ra 1· Hess presldlna:. Olerk R. 0 . Webs~ Evu MIHie F.tiwluds, pE; lhe funds were available. ,t.er. receipt.& $23.70; aa foUowa: " Com~M~Oil, Henry, Wuum11. Pitk:-ns. Kjj,th - • cusc and Rutland are . located. , Pinesreported for speedlhiJ, Came- • , Pftah from their two vlctorle~t over TUpper• Plain s acd Chester Prld'ly and Saturday nt&:hU, the boy! this week did not enjoy their ;uaual Monday ~venlng rest. wnue tnetr athletic 5l&ten are tak.L11g thtnas easy, no more contesta loom· tQI for them until Dteember 30th, the PanU:len .re workloa hard, ft"ll'dtr perhaps than at any other U~ne b1 the ht5tory of their a lhleUc f±D1f'aVOI'fl. Thl"lre lS 8 reuon and a .ery 1ooct one. Next Prlda.y evenln~ they meet the powerful Mar· 1ett9. high .school basketears In a .arne on the n.neet baslr:etba.ll plants itt- t.he atate, 85 a prellml.nacy aame to. the colle(l:e ~tt- to by Marietta Calleae. l>chcdu lE!! ~\'er drawn up lor u Mu. Katharine Baer should be made to;: l:WJ' reh&ftnl ol a:rea.t strides toward a etate Class • .... •• VISIT OUR BOY'S DEPARTMENT . _;;:-;; . -DAY Here you will fuid many practical 1ifta that are sure · toplease the younptero, niUIUIIJ; The funeral ot Ewrett R. Wells . wJU be held Wednesda}' momtnr u I I 'O'ck,;(:Jc In the M. 1:. Churclt. at' Ohester and bwilll In the Cheater ~~ry 1u Charaf. of Ewing dndar- !'lgtJis 1 Btl.TS SPORT HOSE I I ' ' TIE SETS ' SWEATERS CAPS HELMETS LEATHERETTE COATS SCARFS NOTICE ALL GIFTS \)'RAPP~ IN; FANCY QIFJ' BOXES ATNO EXTRA! COST TO YOU r Buy .Eadyl Btty E.ily~ l SUGGE~TIONS MADE ~y MELlON TO HElP DANK Treuu1'7 Head -- ~IOf . . Bac:Jiin, GROUP AT WORK - Updef Senator . stUdJinl The Whole Situation Heads .Vet~ FORMER POMEROY MAN ~ENT£NC£0 TO P£NIHNH~RY News Flashet I PLAN Hf ADMINISTRITI INJURING N~VY !PR[SIOENTS BUDGET MESSAGE . /U. S.IS f~CING TREMENDOUS DHIC i fEOER~l HUS Of '~4 R ' j -- Fipre.o Diodoae Situation S-uch That NeKt , FiKal :V eara Probably To Have Treaou1'7 Shortage Of $3,600,000,000 - ..,.. ' -···-...' "NUISANCE" TAXES MAY BE RETURNED' " :~ j Would Apply To Tele..,.amo, Telephone Call.,__Bli(iJl ' Checka etc; Income and Corporation Taus May Be· ' lncreaoed; MircellaneoUt Tuea Included .i;· �• WibNJabA.Y. LY TRIBVNE al llo!i!a!I~O. m&tt" Sopt. 1r. lt211, Atlas~ · Publlabed ~ ~ 1 Q9 LoQwor lk<loncl lltroet, .........,, 0 1 Acv. SoUth, ae. DelaCor, Jte¥~ 8wankwller, Rev. Mqore, Br.Y SnUU\, Rev. Dellator, Rev Poll Velva u..e 1'yana wtU ·baptlr.ed Bunda)' Mr and Mn. Wilbur Ward and Audrer Rite 1pent Wednesday nlab.t 1n .1\Ullll&. J:mn o!ftupe CLf KYPJ' was the Sunday vlalto; ot Cathor""' Rupe JliU"IJlond Rlfe and wife of Llmp\'llle spent Molld&y with h1s mother Mn lbnma lUte Mr aod Ml.'tl. Dale Mulford and IIOD, Mr. and ~ WencleU Roush and daU,Jbter v181ted. Mt. an4 "Mrs Obar- ~\"'111!1 !e.llfra_,!>r .!'..,. matttr lor pul>lleaUon •lhey 1 ~ ~-al\bc~Uih noL ntC!IIIltllJ to bt'll ~~! · ~t !)g~~ ellcJllent and det!rable 1n them· , ~ - - -- - - -- -- f COMPANY •...;.:z.....__,.F"''Qi&:iW:Obeaplu:Ublilllli:iedii.iiiNGi , Qll !II I P.-w. Olo!l> hr l•latll Ollet ami Vlreulat.lon Dept. Call '"·R •• , r.r ' ~4'RPIIllL Uttodal ~·· c~ .uc-L • J """ I UVUT!Sil"O BEf&BSENTATJVIJ · IJevilv:-Tenney comorattoo New York and Chlca8o .,.u..,... bJ 1 c.- ! ! I • 1 fHO i li!O week 1,.)•) !11 I Pn• I I I I .' LOlli · GREAT ANP TRUE-AJ.<cribe ye greatness unto ou.-' God. He is the Rock. H1s work is perfect: for all His way• are judgll!e!lt: II God of truth and without iniquity, just 1 and right io· He-Deuleronomy 32:3,4. 1 I ,, . Mr. and Mrlt Jacob Awn1le1 .Stanley, Mrs JiyJvm OarpeJ&ter Mr13 Maud 1(._nMet ~r ot StiversvHle Philip Plckens and wife of Ra· ctnl;!, sptnt last week w!Ul theil grandta.t.her, Q. E. Jn.c.kons Fr&llk TalbOtt or East Llvetpool ld the guest of h1s stster, Mrs Eber Br€wer Wtillam Gainor mov :!d hi&: family trcm Dorcas to Mrs Neal)' Hoba-ck's farm last week Charley Cornell of ~pe nt !1om Prida.y until Tul.':lda.y. the guest ot Mr and Mrs JacJb Aumiller Mrs Jane Powell spent .11 . paat w-;:ek the geus.t or Mr and MrL EI••a. IArlc1n of LNIS' Bottom. Mr ~.>.nd Mrs Clyde Wine have as gueflls. the former's grandmoibPol>ula.r . er. Mrr. Euunice McCaUity ot W~st •1 T HE ROUMANIAN PRINCE, brother of t'he infamou•' Carol, to whom the former gave a well deserved) thrashing recently when the king attempted to dictate to I him regarjling hi~ marriage of a "commoner.'' hal!' won: more fri<\rids. by his latest move. I "' Car!Jim his petty way, had caused tht! marriage t.u :n-1 u.nnulled by :the Roumanum Courts and it ito! saul a scu- l ' ' I tftcc ofJ.evcral months m prison was meted to the prince charmin for bfeaking the murnug€ law!:'! of the country T.iis young l'n8.11, however, who seem1:1 to he of much stern- 1 er stuff ancl more the man than hi~ disgusting lustful j -===c=o========'-,=lu""""=.s· orch~ 11 45, -· ! mean more to hun ,t han a mere title of royalty in uffder th~ uuthdt-itf of such an one as Carol. a RadiO program , country I 1 '~ J 1 Het """ pul!llcly renpu11o'ed all claims to roy a lY I 11-lftl sacri.fice, ~ .:a. IUjworldlv: :K.o. oas perlainin.g ther~tu and j h~s mad&art"Utrel!ltmts to• 1ell"6 Roumania and become a:1 T r. 'l ,- ., -- " FT<ltra.cted meeUne- at MorM chApel bEgan Sunday niaht. by Rev Warren as; guests. ~Y. Mrs Sarah I THE ROUMANIAN PR!:iCE Mr and Mrs. Roy Smith. Mn .l IQI"b brllbtoes• wJIJ ·~ 1 NeoJy Hcbact ILDd :wn Ployd Ho- petll)lt. btd: were shopptna at Ivet'lbUli , --------Jut week. ' N~ w Style Footwear Spilier 0Wo - - - - - - - QlBen'~ ~. I , The Vll'l'lni.a.. Cana.dlans, 12 30 Rm, LoWs P'a.nl- Orch, 'l·~o. 100 •9 Popular oance orchestra lee's orch; ---- CJ!ile. ~!,a&\ !!rfqou,n~ be .e'pecwd to reside w1th his Ot:CE>III£8 b•idc ei ' r • fnl !lwit~'erland ot i"' !.France. Whi. ~hever ll 1 WABC-New York <3488·0.601 t... • t<JU •1.u . · .• l tit h !G Q6 pm Harold Stern11 Orch, 7, ~~~he roe& tO, P1191l~w , rel"tlenc~ \1' ~ll the plaudits, the good IM:yrt and )latse; 1.1p, Blno eroswllhes a~)hope"' for "appiness from tht< -thinking, wel!-'by;· 7:<!, Morton DOwney: 8;~~ • 0 -~ ''1 ..4 •t l\ .. ~t r. I Stngln' ea.m 9, Fast Preleht; t:•. m~aning eopfe o r;, the eptire ' werld., ·;1\.bout the On Y CJ•Jme ;Olub; JO, VItalitY 1'ersona1lt~nar of M,ote i-tft~h the ' entire proceeding has prQvoked, tle.a; 1o::so, concert 1ProQTam; u. L .. ' ... ·~ ' · l'k d d' t f Leon Belasco's Oreh; 11.15, Btl'ee~ l ,..a dee~ ..... eato51':"JlllOre mt~n&e diS I e a~ IRgus or SiDler. 1130, Noble St88le'll Orch; tiW most proflig8~' and. wQr~hless king of the present cen- l:il, Eddlli Dtlchln's otch; l am, ~,...,. ~ :&laelqw's Orch; 1 30, Dave t.,.zy .1> ~ Abrams' Popular Dance Orch 1 I Mrs Hettie Gandee has for bcr . Drami•!lcclllt.S~~!".i guf!l!t, her son, Reed Gand':le of 1o· I J'ro. 'owpuiar ~~·~~~·i~~ ledo. om , H.I'lng, liliEs Len" Wa.ltoh spent. Sundar ~Jil 12, Mldnteht with the Palmer ~rs. · , lt. .Emerspn G~ll an!;! WilbUr Brewer antl • .~ Orchestfa 1 WLW----clnctnna.tl <428-'1001 2 pm Ohio School of the Air 6 45, Lowell ThOrn,., '· Arnoo -'~· ;\ildy;' 7 . 1&, Aut-o ..Btokers, 1 130, Dance Orch; 8, tsham Uone&' Orch; 8 15, ThriJler . 8 30 Popular Prpgl'lUJl: 8:45, 81&.- -~ "''' of the Skillet; o, Groot cop,. ..,,,,., 9 · 80 • Popular J\4ualc; 10• The Oyp,si~; JO 30, Variety. 11. Night Ca!'l'; II 30, The~tre ol th<l -~ I Qeorge u.- ~ 11 Dal.> !Wm.;dy at ·JJ:J...- SuDdaJ. Emer.so-p S'lires and wJfe were llwtftay guest& o1 Oeor~ Oaruener and. family. " M18 Clara Btepbltns and daughter Opal ha.d 11.1 recent ruesiJi Mr and Mre Jack Acildm and Mr and Mrs Walt.er Gunter and son Prank of Oharleeton I Chauncey RUt: ILild fn.mJly called on Mrs. Ina Rife Sunday Maey E Jenkins of OhJo venllty spent the week end with Mr parenU, Mr and carl Jentlna 1 Emmf'lt Shuler a.nd Helen He.ss I qrvn1 ~unday with Howard Shuler a:nd fmiiiiY 'MrS' t"e.that1ne Bircher or Pomeroy '\'DS the Saturday guest cf h er parents. Mr and Mrs Bert Scott I Mrs. Lydia RUe of KYger ls rc· ported seriously ill. I! -----1 liT MaO One Monlb McMASTER HARDWARE CO. ' they hav.. found out that they can ol>· tain the kind of good quality, use'ful preseQb that everyone wanb thia year at a'bout One-third to One-half Ieos than they expected to pay for them. Join tho; Happy crowd and dttake your Christmas money p farther. ALL STEEL COAS;fER WAGONS 14, in. x. H m . rolh!d edre' ~. 9 in. diBc wbeel -wi~ Tl~ $SJ50 • Strenr and '!lturdy ~ ia. Tire. edf' Just the ihllll' body, 6 ln. ror lise W~ wit~. Da.nce Ol'cbCBtra ' "Wib-!-New York t404.3-Ut1U) pm, POj:nflar Orch; 6:~. Th, tP.Iieboo bin& Boy1; 7, Lwnber Jaclu; 7·16,, , Popular Qrch, 7.to, A~lce Joy, 7 ~~~~ The Ooldbers:•: 8, Ruay 'V~;~.Uee·.s 1 Orch: 9, Dl·amatJc Musicale, 9 30. • Sherlock Holmes; 10, Walt.e1 Win- 1 ~ i' -~: WJ,.W-Cinclnnatl 14:!8-700) · 6 40 chell; 11j06, Coon-sanders' Orch, .,.. 1pm, Lowell Ttiomas; 7, Amos 'n' 11·30, Jesse Crl\wford, 11 f.5, Cab ~ r~ I' I Andy, 1 15, D&nce Oreh; 8, R P. Ca.Uow0.)''B Orch. 13 05. Floienc<J THE PR~·D~"'T!S MESSAGE · 0 Hour, 8 .30, Melody Moments; 9, Richo.Idsc:ins Melody Boys, 12 au 0/..0 ~ . w·~ ISherloclt Holm.ee; 9 30, The Min- am, Joe Moss' Popular Thince Otch HAT ~ t~~ tnay Qe sa1d about Pretndent Hoover atrel8. 10 10 variety; 10 45, Bob wJZ- New York \349 5-100J 6 4:> and his P.Oiicies at the White House even his bitter- Newhall, 11, Night Caps; Ba.IIroom pm Lowen Thomas, . 7, Amos ·n· Orch, 12, Isham Jones' Orch: 12 au Andy; 1 15, Tbe Jesters, '1.30, Phil ellt enem~~t, if-theY harbor a desire to be fair, must admi t am, Popular Program by the Plaza Cook, 8 Dtxie SlnQ:era; 3:15, Thrill h h h t 'tt t C · f 11 f Dance Orchestra. er, 8'30, Pickard Family, 6 45, I S· t '-t f!."" t e rpeaaage e as ransm1 ed o ongress IS u o t WEAF-New York lfOt 3-660) G ters or the Sktnet; a. P lanta.tton good ideas and shows that 1\lr. Hoover has been giving 1pm, Dance Orch, 6.45', The St.cb - Program, 9.30, Lanny Roes, 10. , •, . /bins Boys; 7, Nick Lucas, 7 Jr., DanCfl 0YIJ!!Ies, 10 30, ClELra, Lu t~~ cond1~10n of the country more than ord~nary 8tudy Popular Orch, 7 4fl Tne Ooldbergs and Em. 10 45, ~rls Night Life, Whih~ many would have liked it even more had h(• 1 8, Snoop and Peep, 8:30, Concert 11 Slumber Music, 11 30. The ... 1 • ' Prcrram; 9. P-opular Program, 9 90 I Three Dnctors, :i2, The Kinas Jes!Q.P,de so~ d1rect reference to one of the 1eally greRt Popular Hour: 10·30. ora.ntland tc1s: 12 15 am E&.rl Blnea' Orch. Questions ~'before the country at present-namely Prohlbi- 1 Rlce, U·t5, Jesse Ctawford; 11 30, 12 30, Larry Funk ~ , . Vincent l.opez'11 Orch, l2 30 am . WJZ-DetJ:oit <tO<h750J 7 pm, t!on-an maQe some clear cut recommendatton regard- Paul Whltema.n and his-.. Populai Amos n' And~. 7'1ii. The ,iJ:iBto· . W ., . - ' I 1 · 't th , su b JeCU'! · '" h h h d d' h h h dl d Patntmen crats. 1 30, The Woloomers: 8, lo.Jr l , w IC e oes tscuss, e nH an e WJZ-t.Jew York rJ49 5 -760( G 45 1 Populo.r Entcrt!l.lne"s: 8·30. Little in a very able manner, to say the least. I pm , L<;well Thomas, 7. Amos n' J Bnk.el $. 9, Cigar Cr1rls; 9:30, Popu· · f Andy, 7;45. Believe It or Not , 81 hu Ensemble, 10, Gypsies Dance ~ - Mr. heeler, Democratic Senatot• t•om Montann, c.nn Oollege Memorte9 , 8 30. Melody M~ o 1 ch, lO 30 Clam. Lu fl.Dd Em, ijlrdly e ect any one in the country to take 111~ ob]ec- mente ll, Sherlock Hobnes; 9 30. 10 45, Ernie Hola~'a~ 01cb, 11, The • . • Comedy Trto; l1 30, Clara, I..u a.nd Kings .'te~ters; 12 Ui am, Popular ~ns sel"i :usly or m any other vem t .... an as a matter eo( Em, 11, Sluutber Music; ~~ so, The Dance orchestra pelltical Hferencll.lof opinion. M'l:. Wheeler, if he is ro - Three Dlx:tore: II <II, Lew White: WON-Chicago <418,<-120t ' pm, • · "" 12, Mildred BaUey IUid Ute Jesters, Sln~ing Lady; 7:1S, Harold Teen , N&y sine in his ;ctitidsms of t}le president on the sub- Coon Sander1 and Hla Orchestra. 17 30, Dlnner-~Dnnoe; 7 .45, The j lects whl he baa' diSCUB<!ed showl\' a woeful disregard WJR--Detrott <400·11101 • ""'· Gurnps, 8 IS, Abe Lyma.n·o Band, 1 ~ 1~ ' Town Talk, 8 45, Georre Planck · 7 a 30 Kate Smith; 9 15, Double fer . the derlyinll\ and bp~ic laws which govern this all Ames 'n' Andy, 'J 30, The WelcoOt- Planes; o ao Love Story, 1o·n, ~ '11 h ,. tl , era. 8, College Mcnnorles; 8:,30, 1 The Baron~:~, 10,30, Clara, Lu 9Dd ~!- R8 a ot er nl 01\. , Melody Moments, 9, Sherlock I Em, 11 , Bing Croeby; ll 15, Dream .....,. Mr. ·heeler lP a tirade, objects to the president's Holmes. 9 30. Comedy Trio, 10:30; Ship, 10'30, Morton Downey; 11 ;45 _ L' ' • {tl_ , • Clara., Lu and Em; 11, Slumber Wayne Kfn&''s Orth: 12·10. TeQ. n:!lference 1 to r{Ll!":· d~ds ·and banks flDd intimates that It tS ~uslc ll so. Russ cotwnbo; h:f5 Weems· Orch; 13·46, TWeet Hogan Piior potlc!y tl)~o~·these when the iqcUvidual needs it ~o ~ew White, 12, Mildred Bailey and and H~ Populer Ballroom Orch , 'I ~~b ' . . :Ehe Jestars, 12 15, Coon Banders WTAM -Oievela.nd - (280-1070 rpuch mo~,. Dll{·.,; r., h-eelet evidently forietl# that withouL ap,J hla Popular Orchestra.. pm, Popul~ Qrcb; &·30, Jack "runt 'f'"u&try tl>,re wlll' bome II time when even a great weal- WON-4lhleago <fie 4·7201 6 45, -.-w ~ ~ . 'liT , • Little Orphan Annie. 7, The Slngt y natiol! like oul'i!elves, must of necessity come to the In& Lady: 1 I&, Harold Teen, 'ao. NTO •••'' d f til... e rope " an d even \ ua II Y fi n d th a t th ere a1u · no 8Dinner Dande, 1 45, The Gumm ., r.en o so. Kate Smlth'a Music: 8 45 , TH~ fgp<l• In treasury whe~'bf we m!Jht even help the Gloom Dhaser.s, o.ao. ortme Club: • d " ' 10 Art KBS11eh Orch. 10.30, Clat.a ~ee y Lu and Em, Bing Crosby: H !IO, hi xes, no naUon can ~>~UrvJVe; Wlthnut wage~, Molton Downey, 11:45, cWayn 8 K1n.11'8 Orch . 12·15 am, Ted Weem'J ' Will be able to pay t&X88; WithOUt 8 job fewer Otch, 12 45, Tweet Hae-an'l Popu-· If YOU WL<:~l u, ut perman®tly l'& ~~ !ncqme; and without i~dustry there will lar Danco Orchaotm llevc~ o !gO.. In •tom•oh oruf llwe18 Wl'AM-Oleveland ClSQ-lO'lOJ 6 to.ke Baalma~:m•a 011& T~bltll, ~br~flOI~II· The only t!finll at the present ern· Sporto Rovtaw: 6 46, Tbo Stab- which .,.., ~~·PJII\ld •I!>O,<jally lor b~f 'lirQqah~ our nation to l~ present needy 7~:. ~~~·0J~:erri:~~~~ Po=~ ~~!:.:~ a ~;nd 'all tne hid 'tf!ecta fact 'lh•t industry hao h.il~4 to keep the Oo"cert. •·•o. Selectt" Hour, 10 30 That '1 , • " t.. t' Ora.ntlan~ Rice; 11:20, Musjcal ~ he pit ~ '~l!lij ~CL!rt'qd, we wo~ld n6t yet "now (Jt1 Bulletin "B!lard, 11 30, Kp.;y t<iser· 11 W!Ui that tJJl1e8. Oreh: 12, Mtdnllht Melodtea, 12 . 30 'f.i:h heart " , h . h. d d t' I Paul Whiteman and hta PopUlar I :~nd you j !BtoQili!r 8 (l.b&olutely na t ln IS e Uc wna anc Po.Pintm~n Dance orchestra\ a. deep .;;:ii,~l~til:ot:i 1 ~~~·~f:i/3~ i~ <~.Pposing a pure and outrlaht dole as a 1 ~·hat nee"~ eit\ZAUS. It iB h•rd to im&J!inc DECEMBER 10 dinner !j! "'" I"" I WABC- Ncw York (3486-aaoJ .!Of wq~!l! qemorallze a~lf respect ·•nd ... ' ' ••t • , 6 U!i pm Popular Oroh, 8:JO, Con .. ~~~~~~81~! I!J!'re than one to plac~ them on a nl• ao,.cll· '· ~~ lllld )(.,..; ft90•J!._ like to e~rn their way •Jid !~" 7· 16· BIU!< c;t"OSby, ·1·45, · ~!!!'IIi• "·~;~ • t"' ~\; · v ,. Downey , 8 MUll! B't_ottie1'11' " H~~Yilr ha~ oflored, seem to JI'O 'I'' lp V ''I"· Abe LYmon'o Dan~; 8;30,•K&tO "!:'".!'!~~ r . l · II fi Smith's Muoio: 9, Round ToW!)tio· o to 4o ti!Ja. t I& • reo y ne 1:30, LoVe Bto>·y: uo BOI>oe Qt<hi ' ~d hop• •• well a• trust An•! 10, Popular l'toorant~ 10,10, qrond 1 Always au .hand, 11t _, Opma. II. Don RecJ!non's - Oieh· ! 11 I•, Ja(llt MJlle1, 11.30, Leon 'Be! I Ebenbecb1J Ptu.rma~:y I h More Ga" In Stomach And Bowe1 11 , . '. o:~ . Foot Ball Banquet '•":":,.": tn~e....u.,. .....,.m • been arranpd Frid•ay E VeDJng fwttb Georp HaUler, _ _ eotoeb at State Un1Yetalty i >kCLUU-BOKDII'Il ~~':::~":!'~~:-· I 11aa Announoemenlb;,;, been for that evmin~~: .. here of the ~ of H. 8. Mchead llne 1 olun, a ...u mown Middleport' Ohio a- !DAD, to Mra. Border, ot Oharlelton. -. main speaker or tbe pi'Oiftm. Nr The ceremony wu performed Bun·.acu e &nnual football banquet in 1HaWier wu an AU-American t.clde <lay evenlnC In Charleston. haoo: ot the Mlddlepon hilh from \he Ontveralty ot Minnesota Tbe oouple left Monda.y for eo~ football 6Quai1 wtll be held In 1921 wu helld CU~~ch at Colp.t~ 1umbus, wbere they cpent 1everal at the Knichta oi P)'t.ll1a.s llall here I unlverslt,)r three yean a.nd baa been day•, nturninl to CharlYton WedI'I'Jday ewnlng Dec. 11 tt haa been head Jine coach at. Ohio StaLe unJ .. nesday evenlnl ' verslty tor the put a years. ~ praotleal experience d:mnc h.IIJ life •--.o Mra B. P PuItz, 8 r. II eon.uu~ In at.hletlca. Mr Hauser ww unThird A doubtedly prove tntereAt.inK to all to her home on venue. Mr and }rLrs l'o8ter !;a:oer and who wlU attend formerly of Clnebmatl, The banquet wtll beiin at 6·3{) children, Iv~ ~ here Prlday, •nd ·"II •~ ma'e .. o'clock p.m. and a larje attendance arr theIr b orne •·with Prof and lRr•"' • 18 ezpect.ed by ofllctals tn cbarge or J~:'wMeu is contlnl!d to the arranaements. Ttctet.s have M~ beEn placed on sale a.t the Mary Jane Codee Shoppe, Smltll Clo- her home on SOuth Third Avenue. J A. Berrldp of Oalllpol.l.l wa.s a. tblng store a.nd the Chambers gt'Obusine88 vtattor hen Tue8Clay oery Ml'a. Kathryn Skinner of Chlca· to. arrived Tuesday 3.nd will make CHARLES COUIN DIES her home ln the T H Davlll apartChar1e& Corbin paaed awa.y at 1 ment on North Third Avenue for his home Jn Middleport about 10·30 1th~J:te~l In 1 1 w d 8da 1 1 e e t e ne Y or Columbus to spend the rtmaJndtr 1lfal1lll a ller D Bi• ahlpmeat of Footwear lor the week. a G ' n1- · at • 0 C. Greenley Ill villlbna with Ohio IJU 1ft a t Ra tblt\IJ'IY. • home folks at Arbuckle, w va. ------ At,L s1zo:s .or Touter~. $4.7:5 Repcailll( _, ·-· -UIIJ· ae.n to jump everytlme aomeone walked BCI'088 the room behind Ohe sera:n which shielded the 1tars from the gaze of hard-worklnl sec· Ebef Bolin' Bandit . . . . . . . retarles and tabult.ton. engal(e':l VI'cti•m Jn Akron ,..lla -, •tatn"•• tha' two with the task or 'tecordJno •••TY l-a - .. drlllacl bv tbe defendants card played Culbertaon finally loUI. ol&lms .... propeRJ• ln sutton town jumptd to his feet and demandet! on certatn Held up u He waa LeaYin~ iblp on which the)' beld a 1eue and to tnow "Who "''as "&quahlng hil that,. a1ncr Lhe Ume of the drllllo& RuiSilln boot:. back and torth · and ,Fillin1 Station. Shot b.,- 'the two welllll nave been proctuctu1. the l'nweloome nolae promptly cea· Thu•• Who Get 114 'l't\t petitkm el&Jnd r.oat tbe de· eed Culberteon tutir·RUMian by , 4endant. owe t.ht plalnU!rs MOO Oil birth may have been reminded o! the 1eue and &It the ~ to ITIDt 80nu lneldent o.r hJa childhood and CeeU BoUn lett TueldaY eveninl UleDI J'-WIIment. ln Y)&t amount. It annoyed him no tnd far Akron to vlait with hla brot.ber, Eber BQUn, who 1a In a lt!riou.8 con- 1 dltion, In & boBpiUJ theft mdrerlnl •llllll. from severe iWl WOWldl, whl.ch he &..;.. received when the ou Servlce IY.tJon, Jn wbloh htl waa employed wu robbed Sundav at abOut 10 p m. Mr. Bolin wao pre'to clooe the Mla. Predtrlck& U-- A. A. Ze~L l,uer ot S AII8Wers ummons 3 There when 'I'M pla)'t'rs got through seven rubbtra last nJ~~:ht , as aplru;t the three eked out durin& the ballyhoo the openm1 session Lenz and Jacrby won fo nd the c lb leo wert a8 hands u ;.,14!~ ......tl ld k . . . . 1 • tl! ma lng 11 successful- zel.l1'er, wtfe of contnct. Andrew A. Zelber, well known lo· businoeslhom man~.~ aw"y at. :!..~ IN MEMORIAM 8 on ~-u~.....rry Avenue. tbl& af~ a 1:15 o'cloclr.. Mn Ia llteJDOIJ~ o1 ;.---;:~ 0. Jonn who Zelher has been bedfast for many' .aedJ 11 ,ean aco Dee. 1. lllOilLhl and has been In a critical condition ever since ltt.e death of Son~ewhere, back of the ~unset, her 8011, Rarmtmd, a well known Where lovtUnt!BI never dies. ahat de&Jer 1n Pomeroy which !be· curren two weeke. a•o today He owella 1n a land ot glory, Near God'" and the blue of the skies a':'r w~~ .::ro~~ ~ n:e Air Bltl~ Come In early and make your !H!IeoUons. Will bold any 1of tbese attractiYe Gills. 'wo McMaster Hdwe. Co. TWO STORES Midl!lepo~ H: W. McMas&4!r, •• - · - T .... .,.. Meue, • · ""' · -· N -. Valine!• IJ, Neue, I 11' Ma a. a . .Neue~ Lillie eue, Q 1 ae.ti(!J', CJecJrp J_ Reefer, J . P -•ku, --.. ....... .,, Da&.e warner, - ~·•·• ••• ~--'or, a ••••~ •'""• Tom -•--- hll -- - trte·• o,z _., uu.. Bailey, VI. Roea B. Olarlr. and 8. P. Olark. I GUn'£0 BY FIRE I:~=~ A large aSRorLruen& of SporUnr Goods indudlng- F.oot· balls, Helmeta, Bat~et Balla, Strillinl Bag-11. and 1~•~ mae OER aDd that's tJle title of rom OUI'a unf()I'Jettable romancr of the Great Southwest. Bqlnnil11 In The n-ll Y Trtbu ne, """"··--" ..,. , .. .....-.uay. POBTLAND MAN JAILED It'a th~ tbtnas he used. to do, lAwrence OleuMncamp of PortAll1 the thlnaa he used to say .t RathbUI'DI. •land was committed to th'loOOWlty 'nlat will make hls absence rro~r. !Ja.ll here on failure to pay e a.nd our home costa aue•vd by Justice of the Peaee Pranll: Stowe on chartes ot Felt more anr! mort> each day BIG APARTMENT Is To IGve, to hold, and then to. pal t, a Is tbe aadde9t thing of human "lNS-...'"'p~ I coa•a hurt. Cl'v.land. ~. ~ _.. .n1 .... ~d at:~.:r~cll' ::S~ton!~~: I TO HAVE rART\' But some day we hope to meeL him -I T Wlwn our days. too, are o'er. <IO•suite apu~ment bulkUna ln he Daua:h&en of UnLon Veter!!ts On the Beautiful ISle of Somewhere Cleveland Hela:hte and ton:ed 1110 l;d f1,1meroy wUl hold tl.eh re1u1ar WJ.c:re 80t'rows are l.nown no more r~l'Mr.lB to nee to the street as fire• Chriltmas party and dinner at men battled for hours belore tlrelr h._n Monda7 Dec. 14. the dinRia parents, brtn&tng the blue under oontrcll. n,er Lo be at 12 o'clock tnoon) The Mr and Mrs Val Jones Dam&lf' l'e1Ultlft8 rrom the ftre old Oootrades wives IUld Wid(l'ft of In which Plre Chief Otto P a,. Ocmuades are uqed to be there. A DINNER mann or the Cleveland He1Jht& sad l~ature of the atroir I.e that tw~ aa ov:!rcorne, wu eatbnatf!d at ~radel &'veret' Wells and Hiram ___._ $100000. Romano wu ,1100n revived Ohllite have passed away since le- Church of Chriat, Thunday. and eontlnued at hla post. ~vlng Ultir l.rlvttatlon to Monday's p , •nII I , I ~ .. _ _ fe.stlvltles. rice ~. to 0 c oc Grlll'l, Comblpa.- tiou Waffle lronti and Sandwklh Touters. GAY BANDIT OP THE BOR- I~~of ~_?Bin~~~: -._,._ .,..._. .., ::.:..::..:.:=::;: ---~... . _, • F New &1"1'1vu• 1ft ootwear I w-',.\ A Ftlll lint of Eletttfe Irons, A ault wu ft*l ln the eommon , ..... court here Wldnwd•y morn~ 101' JQIIS&mtnl- tor liDO whkh Ia the robbers appeared. ra~~~- him ot the swn of fourtetn ........-.. As Mr Bolin rached h.ll hand to the light switch to turn otr the IIJhta, · the bandit&, appu&ntl)r Ullnlr.inr that he was reachlnl tqr a sun, shot hlm, tbe bullet lodliDa three tnchu below tbe bean. Mr. BoUn l& alao a. brother to Mrs H J. RusaeU of 141 _ , _ 1 - WHICRf-A kJUp a ma.d ln.olent duedevlw-ct a pu· donate UMrator, a ftJhter tor the rtcht.-1 of t.he hwnble -In the border OOWlll')' Lhey speculated fnerl.ahJJ on THE I stp.Uon for the nilht, S 1( . amllcll:ll • ImifZs 11 N. . .a tllfa ill C... ...,ol.la1 M - Claim 1' J'. READ ABOUT THE GAY BANDIT - ..••• Plain· .-.p 1 . • ·Oil Wells CaUBe Of Law Suit I I mac~• ' one, Do YoUr Chriat...., - --- ~ ShOppIDl at The S aGratl 1 Heart Church Bazaar. llo';1DinB ' -·k Long Bottom ' · Nn . •~ . - .II'M 4UIIefet1 1 , . : ~,lilioijt bei' t~·~ RHk, 'Itnt!'lday mornJna, .._ 10me lard am, wu rendelin& 1n the oyen -~. She 1s ~tl.nr nicely. ·l tfr sJster, -u- Leoti u ..... -:..... _ ...,... ~ fJar, 1.8 ....~uuK tor, hfr. , Wire to( a .... ·~~ at Band HIIJ ee~ ~- ~~ · lait week 1'hfa f,nce ~88 made PDIIIJ1~ ble by ~1-- do»at~Qtii: ~by those who lived i:t~lbut~ had ~ trlen,dll lturted bert IBearwa ---- ~~ ---·-R'd ow ' - ge i:BND-.t·BAND MEETING The Lend-A-Hand Soc:lety of Slmpaon M. E church held their rea:ular monthl)r meettng at the Hazel Yerkey wa vblUng with churdl Tueaday evminc friends In Athena Wednesday WltU .utm- the buolnaaa ....ton re- SalurdaJ {.,~enta were served by the folNr arid Mrs DawrtOn Meeks of wil(l hotteaea, Mn. H. V. Cad,jShad~ were 8Wlda.y euests of Em~ ~ ,John Chase and ll4is8 Nejl m~raon Doue:JMa. •IDI.r Mr. and Mrs. James Stanley and -- three cbUdren DnDL DewalD ..nd REDEL-JONES Evelyn were B~ay auellt.l! of Kate Mt. and Mrs. A. c <Patl Jone8 Sinclair and famUy are 111D9UDclnl the marriage of Ll- ••-rtln Is on the 81 ..... ,..... . ih11 1:r .. -....... Mia& AJo1 J .lV&a ..,... ....,.. ·~· se ones, "~ssie al18f Walter Will called on •ue:hter of Mr and Mrs. H 0. Alba Blnclair one a.tU!moon lp.st. .Joau ~of>; CoJwnbwJ 1o Fr(d~k week Re~ltook L. D Sinclair, Guy and verne ' AOdkUI' of Cherry Ridge were bus!lnt Kentuelr.)'t lib ness tallers a.t this plaoe recently a preaen w Janea on Laurel --· j THE LOW PRACTICE CHILDREN'S SHOES · Hi~rh Shoeo-Sizea 3¥2 to 11 ....... $1.00 Hi1h Shoes-Sizes 8¥2 to 2 ........ $1.95 Slippe!'~izea 1 to 8 ... , .. .. 95c to $1.95 , Boy'a Oxlotdr-Sizea 9 to SYz ...... $1.45 Boy's Oxfqrda-Sizea 11 to SYz . . ~ $1.95 Boy's Hi1rh Shoea'-'Sizeo' 1 to 6 .... $1.00 ~oy'a High Shoea,..:Sizea 11 to 6 . . . . $1.95 <tin's Slippen-£•izes 8% to 1 ...... $1.45 Gi~l'io & Miaaea' SliP'Pera, sizes 8Yz to 6 $1.95 Girl's .1: Miaaea Slip~n, 1izea8Yz to 6,:$2.95 ~ny other Similar· 8ar~raino in Children'• Footwear. CDQ~.e 11nd see for yourself. M11ea M~t !'-. ,. ' ~t, Nl a morn•010111 Morp.n BhdmWa1. 0. , cemetery, receo~. Mr. and Mn~·~~ ~}il· ~t. --~ PJan .,..••.-1::1111 o1 , e·s.mt lPfarUn ot' Q)' •:~:J;.~~~ MEN'S ARCtiCS· One Buckle :. .. .. .. . . . . : .. ... $1.75 Two Buckl~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.45, Four Buckle . . . . . ............... $2.75 Ladies' All Rubber Galoahes L11t One-$1.00 Lot Two......;$1.95 Mi•seo' Ali·Ruhber Galoobea . . . . . . $1.69 ' Children' a All Rubber Galoahe• .. . '$1.59 of their •"'tor 1111'8. Nona Mer· rltt PQelmasiAtr R. H. Rann.., - ' - .' -Children'......Sizea 6 to 2 : . ... 39c an1il $86c: Ladles'..:..Size& 3 to 9 ........ 39c Men's-Sizea 6 to 12 ........ 95c to . • •f· =~~-- ~ '""!' fot. .lthej. .Jobq Ounn came from New Lex,iolliOD, t4 .vtslt hU 80D Rev. fa&ber E. P. Dunn. ,,:_, , ,; , , Kn. Mar> Blar.., . spehl Suno! Mpll'a aod I...dieJ'Silk and Wool li~~t:;41 Ladieo Silk Hooe l\f.:11'~ Silk and Liole Hose 1 ' . . Sale .5W:t6:P!qfflRtJY.at ·Nine O'c:lock Friday, December ' :1 'lalinq Tut{ w,1/ prove it Ell&abf'ltb Knlaht IC.ow Mrs El&1m Ba.er C!.}ltured his firat swarm of blowtlle.s Without the a1d of chemiLals. tatva(. from these ftles wern placed Into the wo!IDda of four children They were heeled Within six ..... • " ' to the skin Bur and Miss Knlght were enthwnaatlc. but a sudden October ehUI kiJWd every n;y tn the liner pen. They waH?d untJI Ma.y when ftles and larvue 891\lol wel't put to work stJU without any attempt at l!terlllzatton Bevel'l\l early cases developed tetanus lockjaw or lll-'1 gan~nne One of the pe,tlenta dtcd Eelentiat.s 1n thf: bureau of entomolOIY of the Department of Agrl~ culture were called ,nto the ezperlmen•. Such woJ k:ers as p c Bishop Bureau entomolo8bt and Dr 0 p_ . ~ Wh11.t:: bt'~mt> mteresUd and helptrail blazers to perfect a ~~§§~§~§§~~~~~~§~~i§j~ :; I ' i' ~;~;:~;~ -.;_•• 11(1011[10<1 l'!,'cl..JI!'UIIOd. . ....,........._ ~~;7'1~o• I SID!!th•·T'o!'O.: da7 wttll~hei•..tster .am. ·Peter Bb- f;~;.~~~:i.jii;;i:;::.;;;;;;;& ~~~; 1eraJaach., . . .. OIIId)'!j''r..g.,., R .. l'iqas. HOSE •:us * ,.The Playarcnmd of America.. Pomeroy · personaIs ' ' ' ' •' ~· .. the ..... Of Milo 8>1111 Mea~• W~~~~~~• Sie,ll6 to 11 . $1.49, $1. $2.111; and . ihe F·LOR'IDA! ' day anemooa t.he memben CHRISTMAS HOUSE SLIPPEM ' dMt"1' of ~~p ..... ~ r: E.....- . Mrs, A. B. A.dnvwtb ot'O.Iumbus • Ll bert. vlaltlnll: With Mr and Mrs I A. W ~d aDd IOIIIIIf. 0. R JParta t, a tnulnas vlaitor 1 it Loulmllt, ~-· tbls weet SACRED HEART CHURCH Bazaar Thunday, December lOth. 1931 CHICKEN DINNER ud SUPPER •' ADauaemenb For Y-a- and Old. EVERYBODY WELCOME! • t I It ~ ) · ; ' ,. · ~ By EDWARD 0 MAYL methOO o.r steriJ.Lr.atJon. . ~ hf4 1N8 Btaft' Oorreaponde.nt Ibe9, conducttnc e~ ~ 9--EJf U of ba€t~.e the evtll ot tbt ecrew 1Yt' 1 Washinaton . Dec or pat of the 110uth which Dtpartme-nt ~>! A&riCuJture ~>Clen· cattle tlllta and Lne Baltimore children's t A..... stl!r.u -"-'~ Bne-r and Mis1 Knl*ht ·M·• b08pllal school tow....... ..a.ul Olfeded in st4!""u"" ....... hadlal"We the Ell oi tht' common blow. 1lY. ~ ·~• haw proved 150 sueoeufuJ m the bl)t 'he method killed It u wed. ..... tha' Bilh<. . p and White wortlnl wt~ ' .' treatment of bone w.eeut " a 1 t 1 " 1 h be ......... Baltimore eKJ)eTimenta pr va t' ruh.. tut on u en ,...,.. learned to sterllit.e the Ell or ... _~ w•: lllhcd in New Yor.... Cit Y t or ...... wu: •-"" 1 r th'· fty ttnd It Js thl& tnowleclle wh.a• bradlna and t:lil.trlbut on <l ..o ha.s enabled Sur(i:eons to pertfGt. pat Already twenty of the larier hunc'Jreds of ew-es, BOme or ~ hospitals c.r America have estab~ 1 1 the use or said to be the most vJcioul c.llahed •uy hatcher~r tHe more IIbera1 ns now en- ~mown to sur1ery gaced In the trfatrnent of ost.eo- When tile do.na:ers Qi tetattJa. myelllla. ~ loclq:.aw and 1u11 lt.R~rene were Htondreds or now em~ noted the oil:\ reliable 1 ulne• ploy tl1\s recent Improved dis~ was substituted Experiments a.cldtd: oovery without danaer and mUIIOM some knoWledJe but the danJe:rqugo of these aae old pests no"" are bem11 aenns rw.rstst.ed Eight m~ pa .. codttll'd and nurtured under the tiena:c; were Given the "UlleCt cW"t ·~ oi:M~rvatton of laborator~ expert.a. O.Dl' of them dled ot lockJaw r while their unhampered cousins end j .. , paltry day& upon 11 sheet of ny Transferring their d'ortl!l fr4iJl p&PCI or under the family fty swat- LhE: larvae to the en. -cJJ.ey 1~ ter to ..nerUI.t.e the surro\Dl1ll;lP ff ~tbei It Isn't the fty that ar:tuall} fty, its food. and tlnally It& eq. Thl th -~ ...,tinat4! cases of n•·R.S are 1""' ... cures e m....,... on bananas, h~-. -,.. bone decay. nor yet the ea:g It hi agar all scientifically sterU.iattf th:lt state o! tly development Bter.llze1 meat is tntroduced into mldl\lll' bt'tween the egg and the the t::em to c:1tch tbf'l -eap, a favorn, known sclentlflcally M larvaf'l, lte mst After seven houra. the meat and ec.mmonly termed the maeaot WI takf'n from the pens and the fliP The benefb::if.l act1on of larvae remr..ved to test tubes where the)' upon diseased bone Ll.ssues had been are bathed 1n a wnt soluUon at observtd as early as the time or the blchlcrlde of mercury and ethyl ala nrat Napoleon D J Lan·ey famou.'l cobol After thirty minutes thty are f h · uttl ter miUtory suraeon o t .:! e gen~ washtd In chemlcaUy pun! wa era I'<~ armies. had noted that 1 and placed 1n hatcheries under wounds exposed lo the fty larvae , tempt:rature controt They &l'e recovned more rapidly an1 com- tran!lformed Into larvae In thfte pletell' than those unexposed Bu'- da.ys and after culture teats .to hE: l" zd tefore the time of Joseph provt> the abeence of da.ngerous Listfor, and the Introduction or an· germs are rea.dy to be deposited. 1 Ull('ptlcz Nno prOI'J'Nll resu ted Into the open wounds of human It WII.S not until the world war l'iufferer&. that. the late Dr William 8 Baer EXJ;eliment:.s In W8Bh\naf.Ml are alreaDy a well known Baltimore he 1 t bled upon Larrey's t~1ng continued to lf8.tn t ~'t:::::;y s:,; t.he be.ttlefH!Ids of cf lnbreedlnJ as weU aa the Pranfe where Baer noted the case tectum o! method&. now In , of two American soldiers who re- temperatureA hwnldl.tr knd feed.IJl& covered ruter tban t.h06e recelvlns: as well as the various fty types lmme.diate hospital a.ld Ten years which may be uaed. At present 1tlt ela~td before Baer ft~t cUnlcal blue or green bottle fty and 1h~ prol,..tsor of Orthojaedla surgely at blaclt !'.. low fty are employed •bl John Hopkins university t~a:l acgovernment labontory. tual experiments He had become deeply intere.sted In the Baltimore Children s hospital IIChool for cripp!:!d chlldnm. In eeptember (928 wlt.h th1 akl of his Jaboratorr assbtant Miss TAMPA "::.' W. Ill, urmd tut -·""c;;:LA;-::8:;:8..,MB:;:;E::;T;::8,..-weell: from Jobnsallopkliu hOIJpttaJ, Thto WIIUng Workers claM of Where she had beeti tr.ltb htr aunt, U. B. Church at Enterprl5e She rtporte. her aunt areauy lm· '1'\le&etJtl flfllbl8 a tthe ebureh. A Pl'OVed 1 nlee proanm waa rendered folMn. Nell ShwnWy who bas lowed by a IOCial, the proceeds of been here tor IIOJIM'· \tine. wu can .. which wen\. toward a treat for the ed to Welllvll~ S,tl,ln.l.a.y b.V the children at Christmas ' lllnesa ot her l'llec8.J ~ ' A. P. and John Chevalier were tn '.' Athena Monday to at~d the fun- eral SCIENTISTS AND SURGEONS MAKE GREAT USl OF ·-~~ call«l to 'l'Uppera l'latns Sunday Sayre 1111d ""' Kel\y by the serious Wneaa of hie sir;ter, .Mtas Sarah PhiUips was a bullher mother, Mrs Mary ear.. •.,.._,___,.... Mll!i •Jsltor in Athens T'*""y &nd of this place Sunday 1,Mn;;;;;;;.·..;"o;·.;A;.;..IIO;;;hr;;;, I , WNI-aJ. , • Pred llooenbaum relumNI WOIIdftl Gt Natur.Do J 0 U r ChnabDal day em~tnr from a IMtsiDI'M Beautt Is only .skin ~~p ~o ma.n ever fell In love with an JGShoppin• at The Sacred Oolumbul. Mrs. -.baum • mgtDf!d then • rew daya Jon&er. plcture Heart Church B.u•l\ I Wallace Pm• or Atbena .,.. Fubloa Hill' ~--.;;.."""--- · buel,_ hereo_u;;~1~; ···AI tile l'leltor Dlcombor The well dl1!811ed mmate of tHe asylum who always sends D. Ill. A. R· held al ;-~~~ii;p,rij;;j C. !Jenneey at . sttcalgihts out twice a week to Lot One .......... '............. . $3.50 Lot Two ..... ·.................. . $3.95 ' (Any,,:Siaea and Wid tho) ' ' t8 day Mlddlepori and Jl. Ai.'" Swn of MIJ .. hoate&lel· ton, W Va., YilltecJ, ~ac.tves h11n, .111aea · SUDdl.)', I • erebacb Artanaementa aN 'be.lnl made by were . at the cbbrehes here for Xmu t'Jl• buatnea 8e81ktn. ENNA.JETFICK SHOE$ 1 ! -- Sq I<IDDI,·KAKS, TOT-VELOCIPEIJES and SKOO I I --...::....:..=..:..:-=:::===-=::;==:::::= . 61 - · 'YY. ' Ball Bearina, Tubular V.elocipflde• ' ), ' 1\l<e ..,.,.....,, ....,.u,: rro., . $4.tJs to , , 1 .. \ ') ll'o ....~':11 baby bro,ber or' sister ~1. 00 ---=~~~ - A ~· -, t4 momlnr. t' learned althoufb lt. wu a.ld be had been Ill f(W ..net.~me. FUneral .,._ rancement& are t.lnt: arranpd b7 tho RawUnp un-ers he,. lln4 wlll be announced later . . Ne..... ,' Thrifty Shoppera are Bll)'ing Home Gifta From 9~:11D~~ ~Ia. Riftl roUed WNIDBI""J f ll~ the whole fallll)y at Rr.lb• ..... IMJL'I' lB&Dii& p&nll>ulal'll of lbe death could ... 1 1I Alrj 13 • !liJia.m Jones' Qrch, 12 ' 30 • am, JI"Jiijjt~~ ; 'I Brewer &nd f&lllib . Sundar.Celan Bri,lt.t•• Cllu.n:la Nr. and 14.n. o & PLeke0o1 lll!Pnt umn;ll ctrpeu. .,._, Sunday wltb tbe latter'• brot.t~er, l , 17 11 alnttd wall• b••• bua lll·. Qu.rloer)J· meettna wu held here J&eob Awn1ller and wile. They havof! trodo~·@d toto fit. sohD.. eb,ftb. 1Saturday with a J&rae aU;endancO botb been very poorly the paet .,._ 1 d tbe vicar beUetlOI t,bat 'Ibe fo!lowlnl puiara wwe ~re week _.j: 0 • • \he Polt ~ aq "" ., ~ ~- um... ~~ OJd K r ·t _.,. yge __ .. _..,__ .. 1- ~ . ~ t, tm Hotel Hillsboro TAMP.\'8 LAIIOI!SI' HOTEL ''OFFICIAL AAA •Honi." Central ,· • Fireproof • • Steam Heat • -. Raclloa Home-like Atmoaphere, Larp, AU.,. R - . Spaciouo Lolthy, Meuauine ....1 Outrloar Balcony, Barloer Shop, Beauty Pari..-, Bat· tie Craek, Turldoh and Ruooia!a Ballu aad llt&IIJ other C...eaiea"Top o' the Towa" Diaiar Rooaa aacl Roof Gardea Cafeteria aad Colfee Shop SZ to $5 We Un-Ite you to liYe at ....110 to $7.110 Europeaa The H I L L S 8 0 R0 Araericaa L B. Sklaaer, Prea. Weeldy ratea and C. J. Jauoo-. Mv. folden 011 appllcatloa Telep'- M.SMI �• WibNJabA.Y. LY TRIBVNE al llo!i!a!I~O. m&tt" Sopt. 1r. lt211, Atlas~ · Publlabed ~ ~ 1 Q9 LoQwor lk<loncl lltroet, .........,, 0 1 Acv. SoUth, ae. DelaCor, Jte¥~ 8wankwller, Rev. Mqore, Br.Y SnUU\, Rev. Dellator, Rev Poll Velva u..e 1'yana wtU ·baptlr.ed Bunda)' Mr and Mn. Wilbur Ward and Audrer Rite 1pent Wednesday nlab.t 1n .1\Ullll&. J:mn o!ftupe CLf KYPJ' was the Sunday vlalto; ot Cathor""' Rupe JliU"IJlond Rlfe and wife of Llmp\'llle spent Molld&y with h1s mother Mn lbnma lUte Mr aod Ml.'tl. Dale Mulford and IIOD, Mr. and ~ WencleU Roush and daU,Jbter v181ted. Mt. an4 "Mrs Obar- ~\"'111!1 !e.llfra_,!>r .!'..,. matttr lor pul>lleaUon •lhey 1 ~ ~-al\bc~Uih noL ntC!IIIltllJ to bt'll ~~! · ~t !)g~~ ellcJllent and det!rable 1n them· , ~ - - -- - - -- -- f COMPANY •...;.:z.....__,.F"''Qi&:iW:Obeaplu:Ublilllli:iedii.iiiNGi , Qll !II I P.-w. Olo!l> hr l•latll Ollet ami Vlreulat.lon Dept. Call '"·R •• , r.r ' ~4'RPIIllL Uttodal ~·· c~ .uc-L • J """ I UVUT!Sil"O BEf&BSENTATJVIJ · IJevilv:-Tenney comorattoo New York and Chlca8o .,.u..,... bJ 1 c.- ! ! I • 1 fHO i li!O week 1,.)•) !11 I Pn• I I I I .' LOlli · GREAT ANP TRUE-AJ.<cribe ye greatness unto ou.-' God. He is the Rock. H1s work is perfect: for all His way• are judgll!e!lt: II God of truth and without iniquity, just 1 and right io· He-Deuleronomy 32:3,4. 1 I ,, . Mr. and Mrlt Jacob Awn1le1 .Stanley, Mrs JiyJvm OarpeJ&ter Mr13 Maud 1(._nMet ~r ot StiversvHle Philip Plckens and wife of Ra· ctnl;!, sptnt last week w!Ul theil grandta.t.her, Q. E. Jn.c.kons Fr&llk TalbOtt or East Llvetpool ld the guest of h1s stster, Mrs Eber Br€wer Wtillam Gainor mov :!d hi&: family trcm Dorcas to Mrs Neal)' Hoba-ck's farm last week Charley Cornell of ~pe nt !1om Prida.y until Tul.':lda.y. the guest ot Mr and Mrs JacJb Aumiller Mrs Jane Powell spent .11 . paat w-;:ek the geus.t or Mr and MrL EI••a. IArlc1n of LNIS' Bottom. Mr ~.>.nd Mrs Clyde Wine have as gueflls. the former's grandmoibPol>ula.r . er. Mrr. Euunice McCaUity ot W~st •1 T HE ROUMANIAN PRINCE, brother of t'he infamou•' Carol, to whom the former gave a well deserved) thrashing recently when the king attempted to dictate to I him regarjling hi~ marriage of a "commoner.'' hal!' won: more fri<\rids. by his latest move. I "' Car!Jim his petty way, had caused tht! marriage t.u :n-1 u.nnulled by :the Roumanum Courts and it ito! saul a scu- l ' ' I tftcc ofJ.evcral months m prison was meted to the prince charmin for bfeaking the murnug€ law!:'! of the country T.iis young l'n8.11, however, who seem1:1 to he of much stern- 1 er stuff ancl more the man than hi~ disgusting lustful j -===c=o========'-,=lu""""=.s· orch~ 11 45, -· ! mean more to hun ,t han a mere title of royalty in uffder th~ uuthdt-itf of such an one as Carol. a RadiO program , country I 1 '~ J 1 Het """ pul!llcly renpu11o'ed all claims to roy a lY I 11-lftl sacri.fice, ~ .:a. IUjworldlv: :K.o. oas perlainin.g ther~tu and j h~s mad&art"Utrel!ltmts to• 1ell"6 Roumania and become a:1 T r. 'l ,- ., -- " FT<ltra.cted meeUne- at MorM chApel bEgan Sunday niaht. by Rev Warren as; guests. ~Y. Mrs Sarah I THE ROUMANIAN PR!:iCE Mr and Mrs. Roy Smith. Mn .l IQI"b brllbtoes• wJIJ ·~ 1 NeoJy Hcbact ILDd :wn Ployd Ho- petll)lt. btd: were shopptna at Ivet'lbUli , --------Jut week. ' N~ w Style Footwear Spilier 0Wo - - - - - - - QlBen'~ ~. I , The Vll'l'lni.a.. Cana.dlans, 12 30 Rm, LoWs P'a.nl- Orch, 'l·~o. 100 •9 Popular oance orchestra lee's orch; ---- CJ!ile. ~!,a&\ !!rfqou,n~ be .e'pecwd to reside w1th his Ot:CE>III£8 b•idc ei ' r • fnl !lwit~'erland ot i"' !.France. Whi. ~hever ll 1 WABC-New York <3488·0.601 t... • t<JU •1.u . · .• l tit h !G Q6 pm Harold Stern11 Orch, 7, ~~~he roe& tO, P1191l~w , rel"tlenc~ \1' ~ll the plaudits, the good IM:yrt and )latse; 1.1p, Blno eroswllhes a~)hope"' for "appiness from tht< -thinking, wel!-'by;· 7:<!, Morton DOwney: 8;~~ • 0 -~ ''1 ..4 •t l\ .. ~t r. I Stngln' ea.m 9, Fast Preleht; t:•. m~aning eopfe o r;, the eptire ' werld., ·;1\.bout the On Y CJ•Jme ;Olub; JO, VItalitY 1'ersona1lt~nar of M,ote i-tft~h the ' entire proceeding has prQvoked, tle.a; 1o::so, concert 1ProQTam; u. L .. ' ... ·~ ' · l'k d d' t f Leon Belasco's Oreh; 11.15, Btl'ee~ l ,..a dee~ ..... eato51':"JlllOre mt~n&e diS I e a~ IRgus or SiDler. 1130, Noble St88le'll Orch; tiW most proflig8~' and. wQr~hless king of the present cen- l:il, Eddlli Dtlchln's otch; l am, ~,...,. ~ :&laelqw's Orch; 1 30, Dave t.,.zy .1> ~ Abrams' Popular Dance Orch 1 I Mrs Hettie Gandee has for bcr . Drami•!lcclllt.S~~!".i guf!l!t, her son, Reed Gand':le of 1o· I J'ro. 'owpuiar ~~·~~~·i~~ ledo. om , H.I'lng, liliEs Len" Wa.ltoh spent. Sundar ~Jil 12, Mldnteht with the Palmer ~rs. · , lt. .Emerspn G~ll an!;! WilbUr Brewer antl • .~ Orchestfa 1 WLW----clnctnna.tl <428-'1001 2 pm Ohio School of the Air 6 45, Lowell ThOrn,., '· Arnoo -'~· ;\ildy;' 7 . 1&, Aut-o ..Btokers, 1 130, Dance Orch; 8, tsham Uone&' Orch; 8 15, ThriJler . 8 30 Popular Prpgl'lUJl: 8:45, 81&.- -~ "''' of the Skillet; o, Groot cop,. ..,,,,., 9 · 80 • Popular J\4ualc; 10• The Oyp,si~; JO 30, Variety. 11. Night Ca!'l'; II 30, The~tre ol th<l -~ I Qeorge u.- ~ 11 Dal.> !Wm.;dy at ·JJ:J...- SuDdaJ. Emer.so-p S'lires and wJfe were llwtftay guest& o1 Oeor~ Oaruener and. family. " M18 Clara Btepbltns and daughter Opal ha.d 11.1 recent ruesiJi Mr and Mre Jack Acildm and Mr and Mrs Walt.er Gunter and son Prank of Oharleeton I Chauncey RUt: ILild fn.mJly called on Mrs. Ina Rife Sunday Maey E Jenkins of OhJo venllty spent the week end with Mr parenU, Mr and carl Jentlna 1 Emmf'lt Shuler a.nd Helen He.ss I qrvn1 ~unday with Howard Shuler a:nd fmiiiiY 'MrS' t"e.that1ne Bircher or Pomeroy '\'DS the Saturday guest cf h er parents. Mr and Mrs Bert Scott I Mrs. Lydia RUe of KYger ls rc· ported seriously ill. I! -----1 liT MaO One Monlb McMASTER HARDWARE CO. ' they hav.. found out that they can ol>· tain the kind of good quality, use'ful preseQb that everyone wanb thia year at a'bout One-third to One-half Ieos than they expected to pay for them. Join tho; Happy crowd and dttake your Christmas money p farther. ALL STEEL COAS;fER WAGONS 14, in. x. H m . rolh!d edre' ~. 9 in. diBc wbeel -wi~ Tl~ $SJ50 • Strenr and '!lturdy ~ ia. Tire. edf' Just the ihllll' body, 6 ln. ror lise W~ wit~. Da.nce Ol'cbCBtra ' "Wib-!-New York t404.3-Ut1U) pm, POj:nflar Orch; 6:~. Th, tP.Iieboo bin& Boy1; 7, Lwnber Jaclu; 7·16,, , Popular Qrch, 7.to, A~lce Joy, 7 ~~~~ The Ooldbers:•: 8, Ruay 'V~;~.Uee·.s 1 Orch: 9, Dl·amatJc Musicale, 9 30. • Sherlock Holmes; 10, Walt.e1 Win- 1 ~ i' -~: WJ,.W-Cinclnnatl 14:!8-700) · 6 40 chell; 11j06, Coon-sanders' Orch, .,.. 1pm, Lowell Ttiomas; 7, Amos 'n' 11·30, Jesse Crl\wford, 11 f.5, Cab ~ r~ I' I Andy, 1 15, D&nce Oreh; 8, R P. Ca.Uow0.)''B Orch. 13 05. Floienc<J THE PR~·D~"'T!S MESSAGE · 0 Hour, 8 .30, Melody Moments; 9, Richo.Idsc:ins Melody Boys, 12 au 0/..0 ~ . w·~ ISherloclt Holm.ee; 9 30, The Min- am, Joe Moss' Popular Thince Otch HAT ~ t~~ tnay Qe sa1d about Pretndent Hoover atrel8. 10 10 variety; 10 45, Bob wJZ- New York \349 5-100J 6 4:> and his P.Oiicies at the White House even his bitter- Newhall, 11, Night Caps; Ba.IIroom pm Lowen Thomas, . 7, Amos ·n· Orch, 12, Isham Jones' Orch: 12 au Andy; 1 15, Tbe Jesters, '1.30, Phil ellt enem~~t, if-theY harbor a desire to be fair, must admi t am, Popular Program by the Plaza Cook, 8 Dtxie SlnQ:era; 3:15, Thrill h h h t 'tt t C · f 11 f Dance Orchestra. er, 8'30, Pickard Family, 6 45, I S· t '-t f!."" t e rpeaaage e as ransm1 ed o ongress IS u o t WEAF-New York lfOt 3-660) G ters or the Sktnet; a. P lanta.tton good ideas and shows that 1\lr. Hoover has been giving 1pm, Dance Orch, 6.45', The St.cb - Program, 9.30, Lanny Roes, 10. , •, . /bins Boys; 7, Nick Lucas, 7 Jr., DanCfl 0YIJ!!Ies, 10 30, ClELra, Lu t~~ cond1~10n of the country more than ord~nary 8tudy Popular Orch, 7 4fl Tne Ooldbergs and Em. 10 45, ~rls Night Life, Whih~ many would have liked it even more had h(• 1 8, Snoop and Peep, 8:30, Concert 11 Slumber Music, 11 30. The ... 1 • ' Prcrram; 9. P-opular Program, 9 90 I Three Dnctors, :i2, The Kinas Jes!Q.P,de so~ d1rect reference to one of the 1eally greRt Popular Hour: 10·30. ora.ntland tc1s: 12 15 am E&.rl Blnea' Orch. Questions ~'before the country at present-namely Prohlbi- 1 Rlce, U·t5, Jesse Ctawford; 11 30, 12 30, Larry Funk ~ , . Vincent l.opez'11 Orch, l2 30 am . WJZ-DetJ:oit <tO<h750J 7 pm, t!on-an maQe some clear cut recommendatton regard- Paul Whltema.n and his-.. Populai Amos n' And~. 7'1ii. The ,iJ:iBto· . W ., . - ' I 1 · 't th , su b JeCU'! · '" h h h d d' h h h dl d Patntmen crats. 1 30, The Woloomers: 8, lo.Jr l , w IC e oes tscuss, e nH an e WJZ-t.Jew York rJ49 5 -760( G 45 1 Populo.r Entcrt!l.lne"s: 8·30. Little in a very able manner, to say the least. I pm , L<;well Thomas, 7. Amos n' J Bnk.el $. 9, Cigar Cr1rls; 9:30, Popu· · f Andy, 7;45. Believe It or Not , 81 hu Ensemble, 10, Gypsies Dance ~ - Mr. heeler, Democratic Senatot• t•om Montann, c.nn Oollege Memorte9 , 8 30. Melody M~ o 1 ch, lO 30 Clam. Lu fl.Dd Em, ijlrdly e ect any one in the country to take 111~ ob]ec- mente ll, Sherlock Hobnes; 9 30. 10 45, Ernie Hola~'a~ 01cb, 11, The • . • Comedy Trto; l1 30, Clara, I..u a.nd Kings .'te~ters; 12 Ui am, Popular ~ns sel"i :usly or m any other vem t .... an as a matter eo( Em, 11, Sluutber Music; ~~ so, The Dance orchestra pelltical Hferencll.lof opinion. M'l:. Wheeler, if he is ro - Three Dlx:tore: II <II, Lew White: WON-Chicago <418,<-120t ' pm, • · "" 12, Mildred BaUey IUid Ute Jesters, Sln~ing Lady; 7:1S, Harold Teen , N&y sine in his ;ctitidsms of t}le president on the sub- Coon Sander1 and Hla Orchestra. 17 30, Dlnner-~Dnnoe; 7 .45, The j lects whl he baa' diSCUB<!ed showl\' a woeful disregard WJR--Detrott <400·11101 • ""'· Gurnps, 8 IS, Abe Lyma.n·o Band, 1 ~ 1~ ' Town Talk, 8 45, Georre Planck · 7 a 30 Kate Smith; 9 15, Double fer . the derlyinll\ and bp~ic laws which govern this all Ames 'n' Andy, 'J 30, The WelcoOt- Planes; o ao Love Story, 1o·n, ~ '11 h ,. tl , era. 8, College Mcnnorles; 8:,30, 1 The Baron~:~, 10,30, Clara, Lu 9Dd ~!- R8 a ot er nl 01\. , Melody Moments, 9, Sherlock I Em, 11 , Bing Croeby; ll 15, Dream .....,. Mr. ·heeler lP a tirade, objects to the president's Holmes. 9 30. Comedy Trio, 10:30; Ship, 10'30, Morton Downey; 11 ;45 _ L' ' • {tl_ , • Clara., Lu and Em; 11, Slumber Wayne Kfn&''s Orth: 12·10. TeQ. n:!lference 1 to r{Ll!":· d~ds ·and banks flDd intimates that It tS ~uslc ll so. Russ cotwnbo; h:f5 Weems· Orch; 13·46, TWeet Hogan Piior potlc!y tl)~o~·these when the iqcUvidual needs it ~o ~ew White, 12, Mildred Bailey and and H~ Populer Ballroom Orch , 'I ~~b ' . . :Ehe Jestars, 12 15, Coon Banders WTAM -Oievela.nd - (280-1070 rpuch mo~,. Dll{·.,; r., h-eelet evidently forietl# that withouL ap,J hla Popular Orchestra.. pm, Popul~ Qrcb; &·30, Jack "runt 'f'"u&try tl>,re wlll' bome II time when even a great weal- WON-4lhleago <fie 4·7201 6 45, -.-w ~ ~ . 'liT , • Little Orphan Annie. 7, The Slngt y natiol! like oul'i!elves, must of necessity come to the In& Lady: 1 I&, Harold Teen, 'ao. NTO •••'' d f til... e rope " an d even \ ua II Y fi n d th a t th ere a1u · no 8Dinner Dande, 1 45, The Gumm ., r.en o so. Kate Smlth'a Music: 8 45 , TH~ fgp<l• In treasury whe~'bf we m!Jht even help the Gloom Dhaser.s, o.ao. ortme Club: • d " ' 10 Art KBS11eh Orch. 10.30, Clat.a ~ee y Lu and Em, Bing Crosby: H !IO, hi xes, no naUon can ~>~UrvJVe; Wlthnut wage~, Molton Downey, 11:45, cWayn 8 K1n.11'8 Orch . 12·15 am, Ted Weem'J ' Will be able to pay t&X88; WithOUt 8 job fewer Otch, 12 45, Tweet Hae-an'l Popu-· If YOU WL<:~l u, ut perman®tly l'& ~~ !ncqme; and without i~dustry there will lar Danco Orchaotm llevc~ o !gO.. In •tom•oh oruf llwe18 Wl'AM-Oleveland ClSQ-lO'lOJ 6 to.ke Baalma~:m•a 011& T~bltll, ~br~flOI~II· The only t!finll at the present ern· Sporto Rovtaw: 6 46, Tbo Stab- which .,.., ~~·PJII\ld •I!>O,<jally lor b~f 'lirQqah~ our nation to l~ present needy 7~:. ~~~·0J~:erri:~~~~ Po=~ ~~!:.:~ a ~;nd 'all tne hid 'tf!ecta fact 'lh•t industry hao h.il~4 to keep the Oo"cert. •·•o. Selectt" Hour, 10 30 That '1 , • " t.. t' Ora.ntlan~ Rice; 11:20, Musjcal ~ he pit ~ '~l!lij ~CL!rt'qd, we wo~ld n6t yet "now (Jt1 Bulletin "B!lard, 11 30, Kp.;y t<iser· 11 W!Ui that tJJl1e8. Oreh: 12, Mtdnllht Melodtea, 12 . 30 'f.i:h heart " , h . h. d d t' I Paul Whiteman and hta PopUlar I :~nd you j !BtoQili!r 8 (l.b&olutely na t ln IS e Uc wna anc Po.Pintm~n Dance orchestra\ a. deep .;;:ii,~l~til:ot:i 1 ~~~·~f:i/3~ i~ <~.Pposing a pure and outrlaht dole as a 1 ~·hat nee"~ eit\ZAUS. It iB h•rd to im&J!inc DECEMBER 10 dinner !j! "'" I"" I WABC- Ncw York (3486-aaoJ .!Of wq~!l! qemorallze a~lf respect ·•nd ... ' ' ••t • , 6 U!i pm Popular Oroh, 8:JO, Con .. ~~~~~~81~! I!J!'re than one to plac~ them on a nl• ao,.cll· '· ~~ lllld )(.,..; ft90•J!._ like to e~rn their way •Jid !~" 7· 16· BIU!< c;t"OSby, ·1·45, · ~!!!'IIi• "·~;~ • t"' ~\; · v ,. Downey , 8 MUll! B't_ottie1'11' " H~~Yilr ha~ oflored, seem to JI'O 'I'' lp V ''I"· Abe LYmon'o Dan~; 8;30,•K&tO "!:'".!'!~~ r . l · II fi Smith's Muoio: 9, Round ToW!)tio· o to 4o ti!Ja. t I& • reo y ne 1:30, LoVe Bto>·y: uo BOI>oe Qt<hi ' ~d hop• •• well a• trust An•! 10, Popular l'toorant~ 10,10, qrond 1 Always au .hand, 11t _, Opma. II. Don RecJ!non's - Oieh· ! 11 I•, Ja(llt MJlle1, 11.30, Leon 'Be! I Ebenbecb1J Ptu.rma~:y I h More Ga" In Stomach And Bowe1 11 , . '. o:~ . Foot Ball Banquet '•":":,.": tn~e....u.,. .....,.m • been arranpd Frid•ay E VeDJng fwttb Georp HaUler, _ _ eotoeb at State Un1Yetalty i >kCLUU-BOKDII'Il ~~':::~":!'~~:-· I 11aa Announoemenlb;,;, been for that evmin~~: .. here of the ~ of H. 8. Mchead llne 1 olun, a ...u mown Middleport' Ohio a- !DAD, to Mra. Border, ot Oharlelton. -. main speaker or tbe pi'Oiftm. Nr The ceremony wu performed Bun·.acu e &nnual football banquet in 1HaWier wu an AU-American t.clde <lay evenlnC In Charleston. haoo: ot the Mlddlepon hilh from \he Ontveralty ot Minnesota Tbe oouple left Monda.y for eo~ football 6Quai1 wtll be held In 1921 wu helld CU~~ch at Colp.t~ 1umbus, wbere they cpent 1everal at the Knichta oi P)'t.ll1a.s llall here I unlverslt,)r three yean a.nd baa been day•, nturninl to CharlYton WedI'I'Jday ewnlng Dec. 11 tt haa been head Jine coach at. Ohio StaLe unJ .. nesday evenlnl ' verslty tor the put a years. ~ praotleal experience d:mnc h.IIJ life •--.o Mra B. P PuItz, 8 r. II eon.uu~ In at.hletlca. Mr Hauser ww unThird A doubtedly prove tntereAt.inK to all to her home on venue. Mr and }rLrs l'o8ter !;a:oer and who wlU attend formerly of Clnebmatl, The banquet wtll beiin at 6·3{) children, Iv~ ~ here Prlday, •nd ·"II •~ ma'e .. o'clock p.m. and a larje attendance arr theIr b orne •·with Prof and lRr•"' • 18 ezpect.ed by ofllctals tn cbarge or J~:'wMeu is contlnl!d to the arranaements. Ttctet.s have M~ beEn placed on sale a.t the Mary Jane Codee Shoppe, Smltll Clo- her home on SOuth Third Avenue. J A. Berrldp of Oalllpol.l.l wa.s a. tblng store a.nd the Chambers gt'Obusine88 vtattor hen Tue8Clay oery Ml'a. Kathryn Skinner of Chlca· to. arrived Tuesday 3.nd will make CHARLES COUIN DIES her home ln the T H Davlll apartChar1e& Corbin paaed awa.y at 1 ment on North Third Avenue for his home Jn Middleport about 10·30 1th~J:te~l In 1 1 w d 8da 1 1 e e t e ne Y or Columbus to spend the rtmaJndtr 1lfal1lll a ller D Bi• ahlpmeat of Footwear lor the week. a G ' n1- · at • 0 C. Greenley Ill villlbna with Ohio IJU 1ft a t Ra tblt\IJ'IY. • home folks at Arbuckle, w va. ------ At,L s1zo:s .or Touter~. $4.7:5 Repcailll( _, ·-· -UIIJ· ae.n to jump everytlme aomeone walked BCI'088 the room behind Ohe sera:n which shielded the 1tars from the gaze of hard-worklnl sec· Ebef Bolin' Bandit . . . . . . . retarles and tabult.ton. engal(e':l VI'cti•m Jn Akron ,..lla -, •tatn"•• tha' two with the task or 'tecordJno •••TY l-a - .. drlllacl bv tbe defendants card played Culbertaon finally loUI. ol&lms .... propeRJ• ln sutton town jumptd to his feet and demandet! on certatn Held up u He waa LeaYin~ iblp on which the)' beld a 1eue and to tnow "Who "''as "&quahlng hil that,. a1ncr Lhe Ume of the drllllo& RuiSilln boot:. back and torth · and ,Fillin1 Station. Shot b.,- 'the two welllll nave been proctuctu1. the l'nweloome nolae promptly cea· Thu•• Who Get 114 'l't\t petitkm el&Jnd r.oat tbe de· eed Culberteon tutir·RUMian by , 4endant. owe t.ht plalnU!rs MOO Oil birth may have been reminded o! the 1eue and &It the ~ to ITIDt 80nu lneldent o.r hJa childhood and CeeU BoUn lett TueldaY eveninl UleDI J'-WIIment. ln Y)&t amount. It annoyed him no tnd far Akron to vlait with hla brot.ber, Eber BQUn, who 1a In a lt!riou.8 con- 1 dltion, In & boBpiUJ theft mdrerlnl •llllll. from severe iWl WOWldl, whl.ch he &..;.. received when the ou Servlce IY.tJon, Jn wbloh htl waa employed wu robbed Sundav at abOut 10 p m. Mr. Bolin wao pre'to clooe the Mla. Predtrlck& U-- A. A. Ze~L l,uer ot S AII8Wers ummons 3 There when 'I'M pla)'t'rs got through seven rubbtra last nJ~~:ht , as aplru;t the three eked out durin& the ballyhoo the openm1 session Lenz and Jacrby won fo nd the c lb leo wert a8 hands u ;.,14!~ ......tl ld k . . . . 1 • tl! ma lng 11 successful- zel.l1'er, wtfe of contnct. Andrew A. Zelber, well known lo· businoeslhom man~.~ aw"y at. :!..~ IN MEMORIAM 8 on ~-u~.....rry Avenue. tbl& af~ a 1:15 o'cloclr.. Mn Ia llteJDOIJ~ o1 ;.---;:~ 0. Jonn who Zelher has been bedfast for many' .aedJ 11 ,ean aco Dee. 1. lllOilLhl and has been In a critical condition ever since ltt.e death of Son~ewhere, back of the ~unset, her 8011, Rarmtmd, a well known Where lovtUnt!BI never dies. ahat de&Jer 1n Pomeroy which !be· curren two weeke. a•o today He owella 1n a land ot glory, Near God'" and the blue of the skies a':'r w~~ .::ro~~ ~ n:e Air Bltl~ Come In early and make your !H!IeoUons. Will bold any 1of tbese attractiYe Gills. 'wo McMaster Hdwe. Co. TWO STORES Midl!lepo~ H: W. McMas&4!r, •• - · - T .... .,.. Meue, • · ""' · -· N -. Valine!• IJ, Neue, I 11' Ma a. a . .Neue~ Lillie eue, Q 1 ae.ti(!J', CJecJrp J_ Reefer, J . P -•ku, --.. ....... .,, Da&.e warner, - ~·•·• ••• ~--'or, a ••••~ •'""• Tom -•--- hll -- - trte·• o,z _., uu.. Bailey, VI. Roea B. Olarlr. and 8. P. Olark. I GUn'£0 BY FIRE I:~=~ A large aSRorLruen& of SporUnr Goods indudlng- F.oot· balls, Helmeta, Bat~et Balla, Strillinl Bag-11. and 1~•~ mae OER aDd that's tJle title of rom OUI'a unf()I'Jettable romancr of the Great Southwest. Bqlnnil11 In The n-ll Y Trtbu ne, """"··--" ..,. , .. .....-.uay. POBTLAND MAN JAILED It'a th~ tbtnas he used. to do, lAwrence OleuMncamp of PortAll1 the thlnaa he used to say .t RathbUI'DI. •land was committed to th'loOOWlty 'nlat will make hls absence rro~r. !Ja.ll here on failure to pay e a.nd our home costa aue•vd by Justice of the Peaee Pranll: Stowe on chartes ot Felt more anr! mort> each day BIG APARTMENT Is To IGve, to hold, and then to. pal t, a Is tbe aadde9t thing of human "lNS-...'"'p~ I coa•a hurt. Cl'v.land. ~. ~ _.. .n1 .... ~d at:~.:r~cll' ::S~ton!~~: I TO HAVE rART\' But some day we hope to meeL him -I T Wlwn our days. too, are o'er. <IO•suite apu~ment bulkUna ln he Daua:h&en of UnLon Veter!!ts On the Beautiful ISle of Somewhere Cleveland Hela:hte and ton:ed 1110 l;d f1,1meroy wUl hold tl.eh re1u1ar WJ.c:re 80t'rows are l.nown no more r~l'Mr.lB to nee to the street as fire• Chriltmas party and dinner at men battled for hours belore tlrelr h._n Monda7 Dec. 14. the dinRia parents, brtn&tng the blue under oontrcll. n,er Lo be at 12 o'clock tnoon) The Mr and Mrs Val Jones Dam&lf' l'e1Ultlft8 rrom the ftre old Oootrades wives IUld Wid(l'ft of In which Plre Chief Otto P a,. Ocmuades are uqed to be there. A DINNER mann or the Cleveland He1Jht& sad l~ature of the atroir I.e that tw~ aa ov:!rcorne, wu eatbnatf!d at ~radel &'veret' Wells and Hiram ___._ $100000. Romano wu ,1100n revived Ohllite have passed away since le- Church of Chriat, Thunday. and eontlnued at hla post. ~vlng Ultir l.rlvttatlon to Monday's p , •nII I , I ~ .. _ _ fe.stlvltles. rice ~. to 0 c oc Grlll'l, Comblpa.- tiou Waffle lronti and Sandwklh Touters. GAY BANDIT OP THE BOR- I~~of ~_?Bin~~~: -._,._ .,..._. .., ::.:..::..:.:=::;: ---~... . _, • F New &1"1'1vu• 1ft ootwear I w-',.\ A Ftlll lint of Eletttfe Irons, A ault wu ft*l ln the eommon , ..... court here Wldnwd•y morn~ 101' JQIIS&mtnl- tor liDO whkh Ia the robbers appeared. ra~~~- him ot the swn of fourtetn ........-.. As Mr Bolin rached h.ll hand to the light switch to turn otr the IIJhta, · the bandit&, appu&ntl)r Ullnlr.inr that he was reachlnl tqr a sun, shot hlm, tbe bullet lodliDa three tnchu below tbe bean. Mr. BoUn l& alao a. brother to Mrs H J. RusaeU of 141 _ , _ 1 - WHICRf-A kJUp a ma.d ln.olent duedevlw-ct a pu· donate UMrator, a ftJhter tor the rtcht.-1 of t.he hwnble -In the border OOWlll')' Lhey speculated fnerl.ahJJ on THE I stp.Uon for the nilht, S 1( . amllcll:ll • ImifZs 11 N. . .a tllfa ill C... ...,ol.la1 M - Claim 1' J'. READ ABOUT THE GAY BANDIT - ..••• Plain· .-.p 1 . • ·Oil Wells CaUBe Of Law Suit I I mac~• ' one, Do YoUr Chriat...., - --- ~ ShOppIDl at The S aGratl 1 Heart Church Bazaar. llo';1DinB ' -·k Long Bottom ' · Nn . •~ . - .II'M 4UIIefet1 1 , . : ~,lilioijt bei' t~·~ RHk, 'Itnt!'lday mornJna, .._ 10me lard am, wu rendelin& 1n the oyen -~. She 1s ~tl.nr nicely. ·l tfr sJster, -u- Leoti u ..... -:..... _ ...,... ~ fJar, 1.8 ....~uuK tor, hfr. , Wire to( a .... ·~~ at Band HIIJ ee~ ~- ~~ · lait week 1'hfa f,nce ~88 made PDIIIJ1~ ble by ~1-- do»at~Qtii: ~by those who lived i:t~lbut~ had ~ trlen,dll lturted bert IBearwa ---- ~~ ---·-R'd ow ' - ge i:BND-.t·BAND MEETING The Lend-A-Hand Soc:lety of Slmpaon M. E church held their rea:ular monthl)r meettng at the Hazel Yerkey wa vblUng with churdl Tueaday evminc friends In Athena Wednesday WltU .utm- the buolnaaa ....ton re- SalurdaJ {.,~enta were served by the folNr arid Mrs DawrtOn Meeks of wil(l hotteaea, Mn. H. V. Cad,jShad~ were 8Wlda.y euests of Em~ ~ ,John Chase and ll4is8 Nejl m~raon Doue:JMa. •IDI.r Mr. and Mrs. James Stanley and -- three cbUdren DnDL DewalD ..nd REDEL-JONES Evelyn were B~ay auellt.l! of Kate Mt. and Mrs. A. c <Patl Jone8 Sinclair and famUy are 111D9UDclnl the marriage of Ll- ••-rtln Is on the 81 ..... ,..... . ih11 1:r .. -....... Mia& AJo1 J .lV&a ..,... ....,.. ·~· se ones, "~ssie al18f Walter Will called on •ue:hter of Mr and Mrs. H 0. Alba Blnclair one a.tU!moon lp.st. .Joau ~of>; CoJwnbwJ 1o Fr(d~k week Re~ltook L. D Sinclair, Guy and verne ' AOdkUI' of Cherry Ridge were bus!lnt Kentuelr.)'t lib ness tallers a.t this plaoe recently a preaen w Janea on Laurel --· j THE LOW PRACTICE CHILDREN'S SHOES · Hi~rh Shoeo-Sizea 3¥2 to 11 ....... $1.00 Hi1h Shoes-Sizes 8¥2 to 2 ........ $1.95 Slippe!'~izea 1 to 8 ... , .. .. 95c to $1.95 , Boy'a Oxlotdr-Sizea 9 to SYz ...... $1.45 Boy's Oxfqrda-Sizea 11 to SYz . . ~ $1.95 Boy's Hi1rh Shoea'-'Sizeo' 1 to 6 .... $1.00 ~oy'a High Shoea,..:Sizea 11 to 6 . . . . $1.95 <tin's Slippen-£•izes 8% to 1 ...... $1.45 Gi~l'io & Miaaea' SliP'Pera, sizes 8Yz to 6 $1.95 Girl's .1: Miaaea Slip~n, 1izea8Yz to 6,:$2.95 ~ny other Similar· 8ar~raino in Children'• Footwear. CDQ~.e 11nd see for yourself. M11ea M~t !'-. ,. ' ~t, Nl a morn•010111 Morp.n BhdmWa1. 0. , cemetery, receo~. Mr. and Mn~·~~ ~}il· ~t. --~ PJan .,..••.-1::1111 o1 , e·s.mt lPfarUn ot' Q)' •:~:J;.~~~ MEN'S ARCtiCS· One Buckle :. .. .. .. . . . . : .. ... $1.75 Two Buckl~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.45, Four Buckle . . . . . ............... $2.75 Ladies' All Rubber Galoahes L11t One-$1.00 Lot Two......;$1.95 Mi•seo' Ali·Ruhber Galoobea . . . . . . $1.69 ' Children' a All Rubber Galoahe• .. . '$1.59 of their •"'tor 1111'8. Nona Mer· rltt PQelmasiAtr R. H. Rann.., - ' - .' -Children'......Sizea 6 to 2 : . ... 39c an1il $86c: Ladles'..:..Size& 3 to 9 ........ 39c Men's-Sizea 6 to 12 ........ 95c to . • •f· =~~-- ~ '""!' fot. .lthej. .Jobq Ounn came from New Lex,iolliOD, t4 .vtslt hU 80D Rev. fa&ber E. P. Dunn. ,,:_, , ,; , , Kn. Mar> Blar.., . spehl Suno! Mpll'a aod I...dieJ'Silk and Wool li~~t:;41 Ladieo Silk Hooe l\f.:11'~ Silk and Liole Hose 1 ' . . Sale .5W:t6:P!qfflRtJY.at ·Nine O'c:lock Friday, December ' :1 'lalinq Tut{ w,1/ prove it Ell&abf'ltb Knlaht IC.ow Mrs El&1m Ba.er C!.}ltured his firat swarm of blowtlle.s Without the a1d of chemiLals. tatva(. from these ftles wern placed Into the wo!IDda of four children They were heeled Within six ..... • " ' to the skin Bur and Miss Knlght were enthwnaatlc. but a sudden October ehUI kiJWd every n;y tn the liner pen. They waH?d untJI Ma.y when ftles and larvue 891\lol wel't put to work stJU without any attempt at l!terlllzatton Bevel'l\l early cases developed tetanus lockjaw or lll-'1 gan~nne One of the pe,tlenta dtcd Eelentiat.s 1n thf: bureau of entomolOIY of the Department of Agrl~ culture were called ,nto the ezperlmen•. Such woJ k:ers as p c Bishop Bureau entomolo8bt and Dr 0 p_ . ~ Wh11.t:: bt'~mt> mteresUd and helptrail blazers to perfect a ~~§§~§~§§~~~~~~§~~i§j~ :; I ' i' ~;~;:~;~ -.;_•• 11(1011[10<1 l'!,'cl..JI!'UIIOd. . ....,........._ ~~;7'1~o• I SID!!th•·T'o!'O.: da7 wttll~hei•..tster .am. ·Peter Bb- f;~;.~~~:i.jii;;i:;::.;;;;;;;& ~~~; 1eraJaach., . . .. OIIId)'!j''r..g.,., R .. l'iqas. HOSE •:us * ,.The Playarcnmd of America.. Pomeroy · personaIs ' ' ' ' •' ~· .. the ..... Of Milo 8>1111 Mea~• W~~~~~~• Sie,ll6 to 11 . $1.49, $1. $2.111; and . ihe F·LOR'IDA! ' day anemooa t.he memben CHRISTMAS HOUSE SLIPPEM ' dMt"1' of ~~p ..... ~ r: E.....- . Mrs, A. B. A.dnvwtb ot'O.Iumbus • Ll bert. vlaltlnll: With Mr and Mrs I A. W ~d aDd IOIIIIIf. 0. R JParta t, a tnulnas vlaitor 1 it Loulmllt, ~-· tbls weet SACRED HEART CHURCH Bazaar Thunday, December lOth. 1931 CHICKEN DINNER ud SUPPER •' ADauaemenb For Y-a- and Old. EVERYBODY WELCOME! • t I It ~ ) · ; ' ,. · ~ By EDWARD 0 MAYL methOO o.r steriJ.Lr.atJon. . ~ hf4 1N8 Btaft' Oorreaponde.nt Ibe9, conducttnc e~ ~ 9--EJf U of ba€t~.e the evtll ot tbt ecrew 1Yt' 1 Washinaton . Dec or pat of the 110uth which Dtpartme-nt ~>! A&riCuJture ~>Clen· cattle tlllta and Lne Baltimore children's t A..... stl!r.u -"-'~ Bne-r and Mis1 Knl*ht ·M·• b08pllal school tow....... ..a.ul Olfeded in st4!""u"" ....... hadlal"We the Ell oi tht' common blow. 1lY. ~ ·~• haw proved 150 sueoeufuJ m the bl)t 'he method killed It u wed. ..... tha' Bilh<. . p and White wortlnl wt~ ' .' treatment of bone w.eeut " a 1 t 1 " 1 h be ......... Baltimore eKJ)eTimenta pr va t' ruh.. tut on u en ,...,.. learned to sterllit.e the Ell or ... _~ w•: lllhcd in New Yor.... Cit Y t or ...... wu: •-"" 1 r th'· fty ttnd It Js thl& tnowleclle wh.a• bradlna and t:lil.trlbut on <l ..o ha.s enabled Sur(i:eons to pertfGt. pat Already twenty of the larier hunc'Jreds of ew-es, BOme or ~ hospitals c.r America have estab~ 1 1 the use or said to be the most vJcioul c.llahed •uy hatcher~r tHe more IIbera1 ns now en- ~mown to sur1ery gaced In the trfatrnent of ost.eo- When tile do.na:ers Qi tetattJa. myelllla. ~ loclq:.aw and 1u11 lt.R~rene were Htondreds or now em~ noted the oil:\ reliable 1 ulne• ploy tl1\s recent Improved dis~ was substituted Experiments a.cldtd: oovery without danaer and mUIIOM some knoWledJe but the danJe:rqugo of these aae old pests no"" are bem11 aenns rw.rstst.ed Eight m~ pa .. codttll'd and nurtured under the tiena:c; were Given the "UlleCt cW"t ·~ oi:M~rvatton of laborator~ expert.a. O.Dl' of them dled ot lockJaw r while their unhampered cousins end j .. , paltry day& upon 11 sheet of ny Transferring their d'ortl!l fr4iJl p&PCI or under the family fty swat- LhE: larvae to the en. -cJJ.ey 1~ ter to ..nerUI.t.e the surro\Dl1ll;lP ff ~tbei It Isn't the fty that ar:tuall} fty, its food. and tlnally It& eq. Thl th -~ ...,tinat4! cases of n•·R.S are 1""' ... cures e m....,... on bananas, h~-. -,.. bone decay. nor yet the ea:g It hi agar all scientifically sterU.iattf th:lt state o! tly development Bter.llze1 meat is tntroduced into mldl\lll' bt'tween the egg and the the t::em to c:1tch tbf'l -eap, a favorn, known sclentlflcally M larvaf'l, lte mst After seven houra. the meat and ec.mmonly termed the maeaot WI takf'n from the pens and the fliP The benefb::if.l act1on of larvae remr..ved to test tubes where the)' upon diseased bone Ll.ssues had been are bathed 1n a wnt soluUon at observtd as early as the time or the blchlcrlde of mercury and ethyl ala nrat Napoleon D J Lan·ey famou.'l cobol After thirty minutes thty are f h · uttl ter miUtory suraeon o t .:! e gen~ washtd In chemlcaUy pun! wa era I'<~ armies. had noted that 1 and placed 1n hatcheries under wounds exposed lo the fty larvae , tempt:rature controt They &l'e recovned more rapidly an1 com- tran!lformed Into larvae In thfte pletell' than those unexposed Bu'- da.ys and after culture teats .to hE: l" zd tefore the time of Joseph provt> the abeence of da.ngerous Listfor, and the Introduction or an· germs are rea.dy to be deposited. 1 Ull('ptlcz Nno prOI'J'Nll resu ted Into the open wounds of human It WII.S not until the world war l'iufferer&. that. the late Dr William 8 Baer EXJ;eliment:.s In W8Bh\naf.Ml are alreaDy a well known Baltimore he 1 t bled upon Larrey's t~1ng continued to lf8.tn t ~'t:::::;y s:,; t.he be.ttlefH!Ids of cf lnbreedlnJ as weU aa the Pranfe where Baer noted the case tectum o! method&. now In , of two American soldiers who re- temperatureA hwnldl.tr knd feed.IJl& covered ruter tban t.h06e recelvlns: as well as the various fty types lmme.diate hospital a.ld Ten years which may be uaed. At present 1tlt ela~td before Baer ft~t cUnlcal blue or green bottle fty and 1h~ prol,..tsor of Orthojaedla surgely at blaclt !'.. low fty are employed •bl John Hopkins university t~a:l acgovernment labontory. tual experiments He had become deeply intere.sted In the Baltimore Children s hospital IIChool for cripp!:!d chlldnm. In eeptember (928 wlt.h th1 akl of his Jaboratorr assbtant Miss TAMPA "::.' W. Ill, urmd tut -·""c;;:LA;-::8:;:8..,MB:;:;E::;T;::8,..-weell: from Jobnsallopkliu hOIJpttaJ, Thto WIIUng Workers claM of Where she had beeti tr.ltb htr aunt, U. B. Church at Enterprl5e She rtporte. her aunt areauy lm· '1'\le&etJtl flfllbl8 a tthe ebureh. A Pl'OVed 1 nlee proanm waa rendered folMn. Nell ShwnWy who bas lowed by a IOCial, the proceeds of been here tor IIOJIM'· \tine. wu can .. which wen\. toward a treat for the ed to Welllvll~ S,tl,ln.l.a.y b.V the children at Christmas ' lllnesa ot her l'llec8.J ~ ' A. P. and John Chevalier were tn '.' Athena Monday to at~d the fun- eral SCIENTISTS AND SURGEONS MAKE GREAT USl OF ·-~~ call«l to 'l'Uppera l'latns Sunday Sayre 1111d ""' Kel\y by the serious Wneaa of hie sir;ter, .Mtas Sarah PhiUips was a bullher mother, Mrs Mary ear.. •.,.._,___,.... Mll!i •Jsltor in Athens T'*""y &nd of this place Sunday 1,Mn;;;;;;;.·..;"o;·.;A;.;..IIO;;;hr;;;, I , WNI-aJ. , • Pred llooenbaum relumNI WOIIdftl Gt Natur.Do J 0 U r ChnabDal day em~tnr from a IMtsiDI'M Beautt Is only .skin ~~p ~o ma.n ever fell In love with an JGShoppin• at The Sacred Oolumbul. Mrs. -.baum • mgtDf!d then • rew daya Jon&er. plcture Heart Church B.u•l\ I Wallace Pm• or Atbena .,.. Fubloa Hill' ~--.;;.."""--- · buel,_ hereo_u;;~1~; ···AI tile l'leltor Dlcombor The well dl1!811ed mmate of tHe asylum who always sends D. Ill. A. R· held al ;-~~~ii;p,rij;;j C. !Jenneey at . sttcalgihts out twice a week to Lot One .......... '............. . $3.50 Lot Two ..... ·.................. . $3.95 ' (Any,,:Siaea and Wid tho) ' ' t8 day Mlddlepori and Jl. Ai.'" Swn of MIJ .. hoate&lel· ton, W Va., YilltecJ, ~ac.tves h11n, .111aea · SUDdl.)', I • erebacb Artanaementa aN 'be.lnl made by were . at the cbbrehes here for Xmu t'Jl• buatnea 8e81ktn. ENNA.JETFICK SHOE$ 1 ! -- Sq I<IDDI,·KAKS, TOT-VELOCIPEIJES and SKOO I I --...::....:..=..:..:-=:::===-=::;==:::::= . 61 - · 'YY. ' Ball Bearina, Tubular V.elocipflde• ' ), ' 1\l<e ..,.,.....,, ....,.u,: rro., . $4.tJs to , , 1 .. \ ') ll'o ....~':11 baby bro,ber or' sister ~1. 00 ---=~~~ - A ~· -, t4 momlnr. t' learned althoufb lt. wu a.ld be had been Ill f(W ..net.~me. FUneral .,._ rancement& are t.lnt: arranpd b7 tho RawUnp un-ers he,. lln4 wlll be announced later . . Ne..... ,' Thrifty Shoppera are Bll)'ing Home Gifta From 9~:11D~~ ~Ia. Riftl roUed WNIDBI""J f ll~ the whole fallll)y at Rr.lb• ..... IMJL'I' lB&Dii& p&nll>ulal'll of lbe death could ... 1 1I Alrj 13 • !liJia.m Jones' Qrch, 12 ' 30 • am, JI"Jiijjt~~ ; 'I Brewer &nd f&lllib . Sundar.Celan Bri,lt.t•• Cllu.n:la Nr. and 14.n. o & PLeke0o1 lll!Pnt umn;ll ctrpeu. .,._, Sunday wltb tbe latter'• brot.t~er, l , 17 11 alnttd wall• b••• bua lll·. Qu.rloer)J· meettna wu held here J&eob Awn1ller and wile. They havof! trodo~·@d toto fit. sohD.. eb,ftb. 1Saturday with a J&rae aU;endancO botb been very poorly the paet .,._ 1 d tbe vicar beUetlOI t,bat 'Ibe fo!lowlnl puiara wwe ~re week _.j: 0 • • \he Polt ~ aq "" ., ~ ~- um... ~~ OJd K r ·t _.,. yge __ .. _..,__ .. 1- ~ . ~ t, tm Hotel Hillsboro TAMP.\'8 LAIIOI!SI' HOTEL ''OFFICIAL AAA •Honi." Central ,· • Fireproof • • Steam Heat • -. Raclloa Home-like Atmoaphere, Larp, AU.,. R - . Spaciouo Lolthy, Meuauine ....1 Outrloar Balcony, Barloer Shop, Beauty Pari..-, Bat· tie Craek, Turldoh and Ruooia!a Ballu aad llt&IIJ other C...eaiea"Top o' the Towa" Diaiar Rooaa aacl Roof Gardea Cafeteria aad Colfee Shop SZ to $5 We Un-Ite you to liYe at ....110 to $7.110 Europeaa The H I L L S 8 0 R0 Araericaa L B. Sklaaer, Prea. Weeldy ratea and C. J. Jauoo-. Mv. folden 011 appllcatloa Telep'- M.SMI �. . of' l'\llli4!' ---WWl' New Yorll • • Wk•'• 'lti P11trie~.!~ ... df'a~l ! o! _.npl«U•· Ulrt h I!JllldrtD, M ll;le ltllDdJ.H V.IIOO\'f'fM A. l thf ' In PreparationJ'~ Game; lo PreHminarr lo Colleae ConteSt • ELBERFE. . . . • (On The Scree'!) wedneaday and 1bunday ''GAY DIPLOMAt" I IIQr and ~ee; J•ao Leltedd'f, Betty .,.,._... WUa Laile; udl otb.._ Geaewie.e Armed with rolUM.e he fo.,., 14Jt raw o1 . . .u.n. LIBERTY Today "CITY Bear add see; Gut CDGpl!:l'. Wm. Sidney. Loft! rUJ ..,.baal a PDI' For 2Sc BALI!'.BMAN WANTED-Local only to work • Pomeroy and sur- rounding eountieA calling on bWI- Pernl&Jlent make good. SPW A SIN3L.E- Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. for Rented RENT-~ for - 12·8·3t --- or 3 t·ounu; flllll1Sh 4 houaekecjJUJ.g, i•atterns in Stripes, Dots, ALL OA.Y! !til- DUBTRIES, Inc. 2001-2029 f 'OR CI'IITTCR TRACK you ! FY:1'1! SNII'i'YERSEi..F- A ,.!ji'JOQThi~L AN' GO ,..,.~ GIT HIM! ODD! WE: AIN'T Ineu cor.cerm. NatiOnAllY advel'tlscd Hne. MWlt a hust!er. l'la.in Colon;, in Red, Green, Light Blue, Na.\'y, Tan and Brocade~ and all -over ' Brown-Fane~· · p~tterns-- ' . ·• . For soc I NEVR-RINKL TIES 1 prlv::~t " ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ noor, sanae.entr:mt:c, Mn. L . N. roums, t~lllo private first Glrbel', 7fi2 So. 2nd Av e., !I.J.Itl alc port. 12-8-3; j-OR_REN _T_Tw -~ llu"St ' r~~~ io~ lliht housek~cplng-witb garage. t.tn. Ida Wrlfht. Racine, 0 . 12 8 Jt 4 4 Pure Silk Warp-E~ c h tie liJied with NeVr-Rinkl wool lining-CuHton: . • !, I (L,,.;-:. I -I . ~~w Footwe•r ju1t in at . Tailored--Stripes a:nd Neat Figures """ For 9Se 5fe.R~E"fr. ·IZ 1· 1. fOOTS AND CASPER ., Ratl\buma. • ...t .. ~.~ BEAU BRUMMEL TIES , I' lland made with resilient conKtrudio~:-::Beau Brummel Tie8 the b~t-AJHJ a' complete line of Mens and Boys Bow Tieii 25c und ~Oc • Mens Mllf'ftenl ~ELLO, "THAT; MJi T'd '"'fH\'S yau 'Tl:iE ,s, A ,-SL\.. ME ,._..DI ?...e · >I&.O.Il:. J)OfWT ""10 yOU!>. ~)Ccuc~. The GAY BANDIT I of the BoRDER ~··• by TOM GILL Which .waJ he? A killer •.. a mad, insolent daredevil .• or a passionate liberator. fighter for 0. ..' the rights of the humble?-In me border country they spec'llated fever· jshly on THE GAY BANDIT OF THE BORDER whose every action · iiwolvcll the romance of beautilul Adela Morales, niece of his hated foe I 4:~ ~~~4i ~OVE .STORY fb11f1daf, ta·-,tlle: · . Tttllun• . . <9000· I':>Y&!· CAI\.i''f" '"t"A\<Iii DANCE T'ONtc:314T f= lt..l!!. \ I M Iff TO Safety Plate Glass All With loose spring filled cushions, upholstered 10.000 Xmas Greeting Cards in Cretonne and Tapestry. coverings, fltniahed in decorated finishes- Two of the finest Hne of Greeting Cards inclu<led in this assortment-- $5.85 ~ ,.. .' ' : .' Ypsilanti Reed Rockers . A complete line of these popular Xma• gifhl-· i.n ·squ8teA and oblongs, rani1ng in price from 50c to $1.95. AlJeD, KaMal! Olty, ! l2fi. Robert ~dbJom UIO lil 29 lnningB. de- ·seattle, 1 George Kelly, PhUadelpbta, de~ feated AI Miller, R&clne Wis., 125 I to 1 36 In 16 tnnlhgs. I---- Schmen._g Meets Walker In Miami I r·. 1 \ Accordiali to Imide mation OJt. A:c:tivitiea of --T~O Fi8htera. GlQON GREETING CARDS !tbLd·e .lin Cincinnati and ·DA.VIS t:REETING CARDS Made in Boston ·5c and 10c ~ li!!ANHATTAN LIN.E OF Dec. Ladies Chardonized Stockings 3l}f.) needle-Extru fine Rayon 1 Silk Stockhl$'5 in the new winter shades-Cradle foot, !big.h spliced heel, pecoed tot>1' 39caPm CHRISP.~ .POSTAL GREETING CMlDS lc We have ass~~blt.d all dte T~y~, . York. ANOT·I tER SHIPMENT ,''' . <' ' ·'~·! �. . of' l'\llli4!' ---WWl' New Yorll • • Wk•'• 'lti P11trie~.!~ ... df'a~l ! o! _.npl«U•· Ulrt h I!JllldrtD, M ll;le ltllDdJ.H V.IIOO\'f'fM A. l thf ' In PreparationJ'~ Game; lo PreHminarr lo Colleae ConteSt • ELBERFE. . . . • (On The Scree'!) wedneaday and 1bunday ''GAY DIPLOMAt" I IIQr and ~ee; J•ao Leltedd'f, Betty .,.,._... WUa Laile; udl otb.._ Geaewie.e Armed with rolUM.e he fo.,., 14Jt raw o1 . . .u.n. LIBERTY Today "CITY Bear add see; Gut CDGpl!:l'. Wm. Sidney. Loft! rUJ ..,.baal a PDI' For 2Sc BALI!'.BMAN WANTED-Local only to work • Pomeroy and sur- rounding eountieA calling on bWI- Pernl&Jlent make good. SPW A SIN3L.E- Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. for Rented RENT-~ for - 12·8·3t --- or 3 t·ounu; flllll1Sh 4 houaekecjJUJ.g, i•atterns in Stripes, Dots, ALL OA.Y! !til- DUBTRIES, Inc. 2001-2029 f 'OR CI'IITTCR TRACK you ! FY:1'1! SNII'i'YERSEi..F- A ,.!ji'JOQThi~L AN' GO ,..,.~ GIT HIM! ODD! WE: AIN'T Ineu cor.cerm. NatiOnAllY advel'tlscd Hne. MWlt a hust!er. l'la.in Colon;, in Red, Green, Light Blue, Na.\'y, Tan and Brocade~ and all -over ' Brown-Fane~· · p~tterns-- ' . ·• . For soc I NEVR-RINKL TIES 1 prlv::~t " ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ noor, sanae.entr:mt:c, Mn. L . N. roums, t~lllo private first Glrbel', 7fi2 So. 2nd Av e., !I.J.Itl alc port. 12-8-3; j-OR_REN _T_Tw -~ llu"St ' r~~~ io~ lliht housek~cplng-witb garage. t.tn. Ida Wrlfht. Racine, 0 . 12 8 Jt 4 4 Pure Silk Warp-E~ c h tie liJied with NeVr-Rinkl wool lining-CuHton: . • !, I (L,,.;-:. I -I . ~~w Footwe•r ju1t in at . Tailored--Stripes a:nd Neat Figures """ For 9Se 5fe.R~E"fr. ·IZ 1· 1. fOOTS AND CASPER ., Ratl\buma. • ...t .. ~.~ BEAU BRUMMEL TIES , I' lland made with resilient conKtrudio~:-::Beau Brummel Tie8 the b~t-AJHJ a' complete line of Mens and Boys Bow Tieii 25c und ~Oc • Mens Mllf'ftenl ~ELLO, "THAT; MJi T'd '"'fH\'S yau 'Tl:iE ,s, A ,-SL\.. ME ,._..DI ?...e · >I&.O.Il:. J)OfWT ""10 yOU!>. ~)Ccuc~. The GAY BANDIT I of the BoRDER ~··• by TOM GILL Which .waJ he? A killer •.. a mad, insolent daredevil .• or a passionate liberator. fighter for 0. ..' the rights of the humble?-In me border country they spec'llated fever· jshly on THE GAY BANDIT OF THE BORDER whose every action · iiwolvcll the romance of beautilul Adela Morales, niece of his hated foe I 4:~ ~~~4i ~OVE .STORY fb11f1daf, ta·-,tlle: · . Tttllun• . . <9000· I':>Y&!· CAI\.i''f" '"t"A\<Iii DANCE T'ONtc:314T f= lt..l!!. \ I M Iff TO Safety Plate Glass All With loose spring filled cushions, upholstered 10.000 Xmas Greeting Cards in Cretonne and Tapestry. coverings, fltniahed in decorated finishes- Two of the finest Hne of Greeting Cards inclu<led in this assortment-- $5.85 ~ ,.. .' ' : .' Ypsilanti Reed Rockers . A complete line of these popular Xma• gifhl-· i.n ·squ8teA and oblongs, rani1ng in price from 50c to $1.95. AlJeD, KaMal! Olty, ! l2fi. Robert ~dbJom UIO lil 29 lnningB. de- ·seattle, 1 George Kelly, PhUadelpbta, de~ feated AI Miller, R&clne Wis., 125 I to 1 36 In 16 tnnlhgs. I---- Schmen._g Meets Walker In Miami I r·. 1 \ Accordiali to Imide mation OJt. A:c:tivitiea of --T~O Fi8htera. GlQON GREETING CARDS !tbLd·e .lin Cincinnati and ·DA.VIS t:REETING CARDS Made in Boston ·5c and 10c ~ li!!ANHATTAN LIN.E OF Dec. Ladies Chardonized Stockings 3l}f.) needle-Extru fine Rayon 1 Silk Stockhl$'5 in the new winter shades-Cradle foot, !big.h spliced heel, pecoed tot>1' 39caPm CHRISP.~ .POSTAL GREETING CMlDS lc We have ass~~blt.d all dte T~y~, . York. ANOT·I tER SHIPMENT ,''' . <' ' ·'~·! �... ' ., ~w-···•••••• -- ' ···- •.,. ,_.• - ; \ I ••r'' NOTICE READERS I...._ Newo Ol&ce TrllouDe, call 238-1.1 If the Buola... Oftice uk for liOZ·R. ' FULL LEASED VOL. VI · NO. 74 ..,. ____, ..... ' unt If fOil waat of Tloe Dally IF IT'S NliWS rT"B IN THB DAILY TRI DUNE \lTEATHER FORECAST'it . Cloudy a.11d conUnt»d urwettled (Illy and :Prtda y. ... ,,_, WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE POMEROY, OHIO, THUR$DA Y, DECEMBER 10, 1931 flY CAfi.RII:!:JL 16 C£ N'I'.li By mall ,_ r~4 .00 PRICI!:-SUNDA lt 6 .....• -~· 1;).~\l:i . ' .> ' lr,. ,• . ,-' -·... ' ' '. ;. ' .. . .' '1!~- ' .. , 1 j : AS.CHRISTMAS +lRAWS NEAR RATHBURN'S .IS IN COMPLETE R.EAOINES3 .·. "''""' NEEOs. · BEAUTIFUL .GIFTS FOR EVERYONE,''THE CHRISTMAS-READY STORE. ... ~j • • '4 . . ' ' l IN LAl>IES ltEADY·TO-WEAR. .. ~ y o";.know aht~ will Jlle 1~inty I ' :' ha!'d 'l'ade Linserie of Pun:·1 'Qre French Silk[ ' '. ' ' ~ . . :i>ait~maa, Bed Jaclceta, Combinationa. I I I ~··, RAYON SILK UNDits SMOCKS _.E.,_V.,_E~N:!:I~ i'MH'' • DRiSSJ:o:~ DRESSES ~DIES Robea ~n'!':el Robeo Silk Hoae .. i ~10 GLOVES . LounalDB , ' Slip-On otylear' $1.95 . to $3.50 F~ltiC GLOVES Ne"'! . \.• . ,,' SOc to $UKI " P,.jainaa Silk Scal'fa ! ()Utin• Pajlllmao Punel · ·Sllppen . Fancy Gartera ·Rain Coah .' Jewelry Glo•e• Fur Scarfo· Coata on..... . '•I -,.. • .• '~o. ·~:,, .. ;f1ji uMBRELLAS For 9Sc:"lo $1.95 NEW MESH SilK' HOSE \1• , ' , , t ,.• · M.85 Up. $1•116-Up '' c.-. faaMoned H - $1.75 to $7:110 '• ... E•ery Lady Lilceo to Rec:eive SILK HOSIERY De:od.Ue pure.ailk full ,..., j C,epe, .P,.ncette-Gowna, ,Siipa, Step· Ina, Panla/ ft.o.c , • • LUGGAGE,-Bap, (;ladotone, Hat Bo:oea, Laci!M Silk Uncliea, i I Ladiea, Gene. and . Cllil..,. ; ' . •••0(1 to ' •••. , \ 1'1/' kpecil!l Carter Silk.Bloomen .-nd P.Jmla ... . Slle . Fort THE MEN \' Tiea Hoae Suapenden Fancy Socki Punea Rain Coata Polo Jacketo Necklace Compacta ... . :\llel 0........ (I, • ·: •• 2& 10:illk GIFT SUGGESTION$ ... ·FOR THE BABY ' ' Carria1e Roliea - ~ ... '" MEN'S. Sl'i.J; ;.HOSE lk to1Se Silk and j;letwn tOe Up o.e.- Sca.r f• .. . . '\ "; Shoea Stockinto Failey Soclca Jacketa · Underwear Tricycle Silk Bloome,.. Handkerchiefo Coab ';I, Boolec!i ' Glovea Pajamu Silk Scarfo ; . Knit Suita Capa ··. .Mittena Rattlen Blanketo Veata Sweaten Golf Soeka Bella Suapenden .. . \ · lffi>kle See. Gtovea Bella Pajama• Niabt Sbirta Socki · Houae Slippero Sweaten Handkerchief& Underwear Gartera All new fall . ahadea. I G.FT BOY ·FOR Lntber Capo . Knit Capo . Shirta ·• ...,; '"-' •' ";!-'~!:.~ " - ci)ther' Gradeo Rayoa;$J)it Ho.e FOR:THE GIRL '$weatera '~''' I 59c to $3.00 SHIRTS ._.,_ A welcome lift , 25c and SOc . 50c to $1.0(1 ' ~~ · ' [ 'j ' ··-' JllOR ffl£ I ·. ;..l_' ' I ' ...... ·' ' 1_ We.· .' HOME Curtalaa Cuflaiaa ltup Veloeipede ·$3.95 Doll ea,riqe Up Couter wa,ona $3.48 . £.tabliah ..' Tbe J. N. Ratllbura Dimler aad tea ..- p.._.Sc:Uf. ··-~ (' . . ' Wt"&t Cranae. N. J .• Dee,. lo-IN6 - Terror of a "phantom an.tper" POLICE BAFFLED wh""'life"'orad&"••• '"''"" ""t the ot a. &trikln&:ly beauUtul TRIPLE ___ SHOOTING ha.blt.a.nts "''"' or "" m••"" .,,.,... :'!i· here todAy. 1 Towelllela ·=·.' ·· •• 25 ,.... guanntee . Special Prlteo Tabh! Linen Seta lia'portet1 aDd d. Wdh Clotho . . tic, by the ut or piece tiMi BED SPitEAOS RayOil Sillc, , . Crlaklt 9llc 0; HOUSE !pPPERS Fjw Meu, .w- ..ul Chit~ ~~ Toledo, 0 .. Dec. 10--INB-Admtttlng that the shooting were launChed a tnto the slsyina sla~r and the Dalotb ClUne thrOUKh the wibdOW frcm an unmow,, source lor arts. Grace .J'ultano, an eXJl~tant mdm.W cr who was mortally woun:Jed wheft a bullet ripped throush Ute 8"and l"urtaln or her bathroom aa she into the t~ was llbout to :;:··· :,··,:It In the back ru5hed to woman's husbAnd ln a we!lt hOme here !Mt nl1ht. The vlctims were Mrs. BaSiuua. 56. and her brother. Warnte, 13. Auauat BUIUWI, was reported ~r dea.th with bullet wounds 1n his Udomen. BMUIUII, when questioned by o.u- flniper , craah-ed ill lhe h?lllJ roortl thorttlfa, sakt that two' men whistling clts e over en.W!red. •the houR and Shot tbat, oJ his 18-year--old wtre and tlrother-in-Jaw and JJ~rroldyn , turned their l'\ln8 on his. � 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 9, 1931 corbin kaufman lindamood schwab zeiher