https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/665eb78caa4dbc8bb5961c14c69fdf59.pdf b74ae13bfd4123f4130e8e49a4b7e0e8 PDF Text Text ... ' ., ~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. �' . ' • 'l'llt7R8DAY, DIIODOZR 10, IIIII • TQ D.\D.Y I )) A I L Y -~~I ~.. •d ~ ,£ ... f* T RIB U :r, E I Oldo. UDdlr toM Art o1 ~~&re~~ a. 1.178 • PubUabed DM&:r &ud ~.. except S&tuldaY I.IOC&ted on Lo•ar Becoru1 street. ~. Q Whtn our friencil eeM 111 lett.tn or newt metter for publlcaUoP t.h.ey ~Jp tll Cf8U at&n lhelr name-alLhoulh not necesurUy to be prluteel AnonJDlQUI Jettera however excellent and dnirable m tbcnl~ .-wWIIeplll>lllbed WI 111168 PIJJILIBBING COHPANY I'• ........ ~ ... Olreulat.lo11 Dept CaP Wl·ll Par Edtlorlal Ofioe CaU Ill· L l!IATION.U AnVDTI81MG 8EPBEIENT4TIV&II Devine-Tenney Corport.Uon New York and OlUc:aco J • Maybe I l ..... .. . ·- ..... ' : ... --.. ,, _... -... ~ ~ -~1.1, ~..~. .._ ..::,-~--..-­ • Wrong ~·m Medii....,. -- .... .. -·· __ . .-, --( '']he GAY BANDIT ~: . _Jb o~ the "7Jr--'<JJ:"&-!_ P,...i.Mio .... .S....l-.. ~o.uo • the upraght: and thtHr mheritance shall be for ev<Jr.·-1 1 ,- • HAVE ALL GOOD--The young lions do lack, and sutfer hunger, but they that seek the Lord shall not want any good thln11.-Poalm 34 10 I I I a\ ' ..., , _ Srlt4lmt.. - . c:11"' ~rib• "-"" _,., ...., • mt. CUIS<:' I~ UJ)O~ ~----- ELABORATE PLANS MADE · FOR EUCHARIST CONGRESStf' BORDER: b!J T0 M GIL L , - :he pioneer of Free Wheeling presents j RIUMPHANT UDEBAKERS! '~ 1932 • I met ' ' IBroad Run' \\'.• Va• I It I 11 -F-u-rt-he_r_ Good R•ddaacBI 'llmml of 1he u 1HllUm1nlly -n nrn •~duh1r or doni\ n1ul H II uu~ per fu•mru 111 _(m \\UIIIt'U nl '.leheJHJI 1'1'1~111 A gm\l un~ uu; nnll lh':! Clull.k B 1\CI~ Ulacf'U In 11 11111h1 lhe t'fJlluph Here ilt>1:1 tlw clunk 1111 emhlem ot wumf'll s 8t'tv!tul.ll:' Uo•l& The Truth About Rheumat'ISm -- I Th1 flnpl}('l \\hCl:e mmrl wtu; un balunccd fro.m {llll~ wcaung Ol.ltl eau 11g BAYLES DEATH fl!E RECENT tragiC death of Lowell Bay leo, noted American speedster of the au·, IH a l..tlow to the Li(lecd Hide of Amt;!rtcan aeronauti~H Generally tegarded as thf· most likely man m the country to tegam the laurels lost to l'lance some yeartl ago, the flyer lost ht:i hfc man attempt to set a new speed au record Bayles ts but another mautyr to the au caw:te By hJt~ work, much had been acc9mphshed tn the progreljs of Npced planes Whetl the atr mode of travel U! yet 10 1t"' mfancy, SO many, many hileS have been RRCMficed In enw llcavors to t urther 1t, It seems uJmo~t~t tOo costly to be worth the expense already lev1ed. Free Wheeli"t plus Synchronized Shifting Drastically ' Safety Plate Glass All Around I Apple Butter•""'··~ Sweet Pickles ---·THE YEARLY ADMONITION l • IHPS.iOn and f•mllJ • Rod r1elt OOOdnlt.e lptnL 6a~" I I OUR INHERITANCE-The Lord knoweth the I 4 FI'ddlers' Contest _ ......-... . _____ ·- . 1I Is p 0 8 t p 0 n e d Lo t 20 Lbs f F t I I 8 Jn J ust •40Weeaks --- Moath Ps&lm 87:18 ..... 'h POPlAR RIDGE I ~- the love,lonlW ud deYodott of tt.1 DeODle. must be in harmony With tb'b tft.chinp of J N th.e Chriatwboee •oidillt fnt,. ever) .old and cn~viee ljf thelt.Uman h~1 anlll of whom tt waa JPtd ln Jobo '1 ••6, 11 NEVER MAN IYA!a MD TJUs~YA.N." • of • A R ~• ... -....... L••o .. o <Jock rrom .... .....- .-auur ....~ .... ... , ttw mor"ftlorlwn 0 1!Tnuin~ bi Lot · only of thl" wllldom of such acUoro • M"i ld~t Dobb6r wtll 11:0 Lo Pal.1 Powth Annue Burtal lD c:harp of t.ertnc on Lhe brtni: of ec:onont)C AmerlCUI adherence ! but tbat th e ll.er!bura P'rida.y v.tlere ~:~he will Rawbnaa. Will be made ln t.be HUl collapse and Great. Britain Is In >MI.fCiuardl; agamst European tn ...... "'" ftr&.tB.or"'B-31-••-· All relljiouo teachlnr, doetrine"' 'l"&f U .P' w,r,....... ereed,lf they are to bav(l any cla110 -- I or. . . visit reloUvea cemeter)' serlow dlffteuiUee tanglunent.ti. stipulated tor by the l ntcht ~tnt1 Sundayt •ah Ra.Jmond Mr, !.lla Cot'bin IU\d son Hw I Y Mr Corbin bad been ln lrn~ The Preelden\ ddended the ad- ~;t<na.te had been m etreet secured Mr and Mrs Brian Cremet:m>t or Rou&h d Po1~1oou\.h aud Chiirlet; Wome l health for 60111e t.lme, and for ihe l mlnll;tratlons COUret! In the Mit.n ~ nd Lhc ln l.t!nL6 or the Un iLt:ll KYII:t:r vl\lt.r.d Sunday wllh Mt Bind ThOR' wllG wer.. caum, Oil Oke)' Rowh t nd ta.mtl)' Sunday wve Corf! or Tol~o are here called by l p11st ~~everal month& wu bedfast lchurLan ISitua~lon over wbich he 8W.tes prot..ected 1 need not re Mr11. Geof1~> Cremet!na the ct~c.th o! Charles Corbin He spent almost hill enure life her!' sald •we have been deepl) con pe~~o t lhaL Cor over twelve YCtlTI! Mr and M111 Jlliile.ll ~mlt>y Mr ful<i Ml':!l Oeo~ Hlutnbot.hun Mn; P M Celbu ol Ashv;-11e 0 !He will be remembered by the rot- 1cemed t'\t!rv PreSlCI.eu ~ illW every secre l sl)f'nt the w~k !Dd with their and daughter of Y.lddleport Mr 1s vhdttng M >tis Jewn Smllh dentA of J41ddleport as wharf rnu~ AI parties t.o the Ke1Jo(Ji-Bri11J1d lb ry of StaU! hB.S uJgca ~his action laaughler Mrs Belva Harri!K)n who antJ Mrs Stanley Hart Nr and. BABY SON ARRIVES M and Mra C W Bta:-.&bW')' of ter Whlch poe.ltton he held for a pact and t1;1 Ul& nine power treat~ ~~ a mawrlal contribution to the Is se rtou~l y Ill at her home In east I M.r• Ed Hotfman bl Letart ~ Oucs~ or the club wert Mrs Ros Mr and Mra Harold Estep an- ooe Fo'lliler DQd M1 .s Chu.rlcs Me· Hun tington were o\er-nl@ht \lU~~tli number or yean he said we hiiVe w. responslb llrty Pu c nc ~ttll:'m.- nt of oont.rovenles I Oall lpchs 1He~UM.Jn and two .lOll and Dick JohDnouneP the birth or a nine pound Ml.l-'ltel Wcdnt'lday of Mr and Mrs W E He ia .llurvlved by his li&ter M1M In malnl.atnlnv the tnle(frlty of ~ ~mu 1~>: !llllr<J n$ rmd a fur ~her at:!s ur 1 Mr amJ Moo Leman h11ve rr.uvtd ~on son born Thursday Deormber 10 Vlrg1nl& Gorbln and llii!!Ytral nleoe11 China and a direct JntereJSt with iUl(.- ll!o:.liln~t war to Williamstown Mn; Ph01i'be Hemley 1.11 ill Club prlre wM awarded to M1 ~ Stansbury 11.nd brother Mn C F Rathburn left Wed 1and ru!phewa other nation .. In ma&ntamlng peace Oth er loteltn matLers reported Mr and Mrs Oscar Thomas IH' rE' &arl Clark hlld the m11fortune Edison Hobl;tetter a.nd the ~ ues DINNER PARTV nesa~:~y tor Columbw; w H:>lt u le\\ -here hv the President were Sunday KUest...~ of Mr and Mu SUiidliy of falling from the iOl't ot prltle to Mrs McMMter TO GET EVEBGBEEN'S The Prellldl'!nt devoted only !:it Lawrmc~ waterway- 1 am John Holmes fi btl.rn re<'elvlng race lnj urte~ and Mrs J H Orate channJn&IY enDer•clous r-erreshmet1!.s \\Cte set da)'l tertained at her home on Nortll Mts.<. Allie Mauck Mn Mina Membel'l of the Feeney-Bennett panaraph to the world court hopt-ful an aiJreem,.nt may result 1 Leo Shaver of OaiiiJXlHS spo:nt l spramln8' his arm dole.! and Mrs I<1inN_e M.aye~ Po,t of ~e AmeriCan Le1lon wUI which promlses to proYide a pro I Hhm u reasonable tJme enabling Wedensda v at his home hert> Third Avenue, Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Hazen Roush spertt ~ PCl"ll WednEsday 1n C.:hcihlrP ...,lth ao t.o Brosta W Va , Saturday af· tracted &tl\lltle In the present ses I Uti to bcgm v.ork on thiS rreat p10 t Mr and Mr'~ James Wllrd a 11 d Sunuay \\':lth La.wrenc11 Clark and wltll a .!IX o clock dmner in honor MEETING POSTPONED Of het dalJibter Ruth s el8'hWenth ter 1500 small p.ble trees and lour slon JC<:t l'olllc h v. tll be or much lmpor chlldren of Eno vl~ lwd Mr a.nd l ramiiJo The date tor the m<.>etlng of lht Mrs Edv.oard Swisher P c Powell Is QUile 11l at his large onea which wtu be 1n the He recalled that be hlld sub tancf' tc{lnomlcolly to Canada and 1~ 1 s Arthur cuugh~nou r sunda :r 1 Mr and Mn Pard Hudson of pt blrtJl.c.ay Ruth was the recipient of W C T U whkh was schedttle t decoration or th• streets here lor mit~ the prot.oc:ol!: Ia.lst se&l':llon the llmted SU.Le!> Rtv AbleB of Lancaster was a Pleasan' were \ots.lting home folks many lovely glfta The evening wa, to l)e held Thursda) e\ening a l tacm • on Powell Street M1 .. OrQham Waddell and dau- the t.be Christmas season Upon that occasion he said NKa ragu u- Il .!1 "roposed •o recent ilUf'st of George CremeEW! Sunc!a~ ~;pent I.Q. ml111c a.nd dancing the heme of Mrs Mildred Kim or I e~pre~ my views fully not withcra..., cor4,pll:l,ely American Mr., GMrge Lemley who has MI., Etta ROU!'ih ct Maaon was Tllt-se'were invited Veva RWl!"ell MUI street bas been po:~tponcd In gbtl!r returned W-ednesday e•cnlllij Dorothy Fultr Ruth Hawkins d!ftnltely This is In respect lo V1r !rorh Col umbus where the y have armed for ces tro rn Nicaragua aner 1been sen ously 111 Is much lmprovf'd 1 vlsJtmg he.r slstt'r Mrs Phoebe their Prc~ alentrul election m 1002 Miss Edlit JePklns spent Wed Hen ~ ley Saturday Pauline Tuckerman VIrginia Oreg11 ginla Corbin 11. cba.rter mcrnbe1 beeu visiting Mr and Mrs Lou Maxine Smith Sara Loul5e Scott whOHe brother Chm les Corbin Saundefi:J H l fll •du \\ol\h h r sister Mr.o~ Joe l ---------Knt.hrrn Ellzaf:leth Juhllng, Mayme diPd Wedne!lday Mr~o E.lmer McCart Jdt. fhur~ I attJ- Sul\<itantlal progre55 has J day mornin~o~ for NE'Wy Ealt m fol ll. been m,ade In Cl!.lr}lllg out the pro R~l}(< N:lf.;;z,~erenlered Holzer ho~- 1 Eliz&beth Co~ert Stella Palmer ylsit with her parents -111' 11llll or withdrawal ot our act! Loulal Talbctt Vlralnla Leonard Mr and Mr:; D"lmo.r PaUle) Tbe old-tune fiddlers contest ~lUes In Haiti lf'Commended by the pita] Wednrsduy for treatment Max•ne Burns and the honor guest moven Tue.sdn from Locust Strcel which was to have been helct here commission Which- mad. an In Mrs Glen Rose and son Bobb,. to th e 0 H Stewart prope1ly o. CORBIN RITES FRIDAY Dt:oember u has been postponed ~estlgalioii of Hnltlan H!!alrs 111 1 \J~ It "d Mrs Hflobert Clouch r"Th t th 18 tb t Llll 24 h CLUB HOSTESS South Thhd I. venue p 1 Ul ~ •• ~ 1 ordln Mrs Mae West of St Louis Mo 1!930 cently e ru a w. n oun 1ce& ror Charles Cor- ~~~~;;t"rb Mrs M Hennesy , be hasunera serv 8 ace 1 t.o an \\rlte1! Im only yrs old and Mr and Mn C E Fife or Galliafte r you stllrL tllklna the emc.tent Mrs Cecil Bradbury enU!tlalned 28 0 111 I th y the committee 1n we.lghed 170 lbs until taking one Bollvlt~ and PJJ.ra[il"ua~ -rt'preser. Pfllls Y.ere recent ~Jests of Mr and I pre8Crlptlon colled AUenru uric acid her bridge club Wednesday evenlnll: tess ~~'rlday afternoon to lht mem- ~~rn~o afa.!~t al~a~O :e~nes!~?; h ut her home on Third Avenue ber.s o! the local chapter of the D be conducted Friday afternoon Hl c ;~~~ ~mu~ :!'~~stared under box or your KrUIIChen Sal ts Jli!.4 f tatlveli of thtlil gmernments ar~; Mrs John Lemley po~~hl~a~sh~~aveinyour bod9r 4 - - - --- - - - - - - - -----the uusplces of the F~ne -Bennett weeka &.lifO l now weigh 150 lb.~ J nov. mectln(l: In Wash ington In F E Holme~ of Old Kyger spent 1 dllltress are on~ o • ~~~ Post oi the Amerlcan ti~~:Ion anc.l aliSO have more energ) •lld turther- I hopes of conclud ing a pact or non Lt e week E'r:d with his pa~nt.<; Mr agam-and ba~k on ~h~ job \\Ill be presented m the MldulEl)Ort ~ore ~ve never had s. bungJy l• hl- aggress ion between them and Mrs Mehln Holmes Youre simpl y fooilnl you:! high school aymnaaium au<litortum ent. Guatem~t.lruJ·J-IIInduran boundar} j Mr and Mrs Joe Whea ton spent when you stick to mak~hlft' fY.enLy~nve champion rtddlers Pat folks ahould take K.u.::chen dl~.!!pute-upon American lmtlatiYt' !Sunday 1\lth Mrs Versla Smith deadeners and rellevers--unless uric acid goes--rhewnati<m~ stays 'J"Ith from Kentucky We.st Vlrgin.la and 8alts 1 ~~ a~ass otb hot ,~ul.cl ev;ry u. comm~ ston to hl:tllr thl:-; mat ~.tor 01110 h.ave entered the contest to morn..... ore reakfast.--:!•. IS) v.111 ccnvc:nc here next Tuc&da~ you date a nd It 1s expeeted that u cent bottle lasts • Wct'krs-~ou can under the presidency or Chief e.. ! I Allenru !.'! positively guaran~ many rnol'i! from the three states Itt ltruachen at all DruggtSts In tlce Charles E\ans Hughc~ • j Martin & Roller DTua: Co of Ml4:r will enroll before the praenta.tlon Pwneroy, Manm & Roller In Middleport and drugglsb5 every}Vhl!'re The fatherlnll: 6 t these champJGn dleport or any druK store •n a.metA n umber of mmo r and routm• :'11 and Mrs Dick Jnhnsoo and I to do just as this notice states or cld-tlme fiddlers should 1e5ult In lea U not Joy!Ully !Hl.Usf!t'd alter lrta lle:; v.e re nponed by lht pr s I daughter and Mr and Mrs Orla.nd I money back- a generous bottle for one of the greateet production& oi the ftrst bottle-money bacK sdv !dent In concludlnl( 1m rw 'IlK'" Ht ~• n •pent Sunday v;lth George 85 cents <DlJYRU!AJir laJI.ININ'rERNATIONA.tHAIMZJNIO\INC. - JJISTRIBI.Jr.6D IJY lUNG FEATt/RR.S SYNlJICATE/11/f! 5Ucb music ever attempted 111 thla ~ ~ -------- -- ---.section ot the State {lf Ohio PROLOGUE Thl' West Virginia state champ In • patch of moot~llght ion fiddler wm be here along with ma sked ruler halted plwt) of othe• s alm011t equaUy aa t oed bringing plenty of fun and Just aheaU, Just beyond the frmge E'nt~ t tainment Pruf Fadely princl of shadowy mesquste that s k1rted tl)e pal (11 MldcUeport hi.Jb aehool will dl'gert's edge, two du sty .,..agon be one or llle judges m the contest tracks led out over lhe mesa They Prot Fadely kl a fiddler humelt were all that marked the Yuma• taking port ln many old Umc fld.Vecdt road, those tracks, and for dler contests In Vlramia and Wes t fifty mtlcs of cactus and &and they Virgmia Tlekt>ts ha~ been \) laced were a ll that recorded the turbulent on :;ale U!Stence of an mternat1onal bouDd· ary hne. But now, hke faded, dl5• carded rtbbons, they stretched, lone· ly and md1 stmct, a cross the desert, then dropped abruptly over the edge ot the mesa COonUnued lrom l)ate one> M1nutes passed The tall nder consl8tent with our own p:JIIcles tat mot1onk~s-.a brood1nl{ staiue, and prtnclplru~ If we take Into aca•lvered w1th moonhght Only the cout.t the abnormal sJtuaUon :£\OW eyes moved--eyes that g'httercd existing In the world l am sure the restlessly through the mask, breAmerican people have no dcslr~ to attempt to extract any sum beyond l,.ssly searchmg that velvet darkness the capacity or any debtor to pay ahead A fitful tltghl wmd crept bke and It is {lUr view that brood vision a stgh among the mesqu•te. O!!ee >equues that our ~~:ovenunent 1 the horse pawed 1mpat1cntly at the lihould recognl:oll' the sltU&ilon as It 1 und, and once he ra1 ~ed hts head to exists u.ch some famt, elusiVe messaif( Mr Hoover said that while this acS1lence An endless Silence wlule tion has no JH,aJing on tbe conrerthe twtsted shadows of the mesqmte ence for limlta.t.lon of land armal"ngthened before the rnnkmg mpon ments to be held next Pebruary. bl ~~~w~Wu...aft. Jlextc.m ..... Mm:Uch 811 the burden or tom:petlhd't~ i coyote howled Again J1lvery, tive armaments hflti conLrJbuted to moon-drenched stlence, whtle the bring about this depresalon we kmg mmutcs passed tru.st th&.t by this evidence of our d£sh e to assist we shall have conAbruptly, m tbe sam~ startled sec~ tributed to the good wdl 50 neceMon4. both horsf) and horseman rused ary in the solution of this major d1c1r heads Out of the desert ntght que~tlon rose a sound far ofi ami md1stmct All of the important creditors 1 rom a formless, pulsatmg murmur governments hnmedlately accepted lt rolled nearer, unul at last thl' th18 otrcr the President said and sound resolved 1tsclf mto the muf al.ready have foregone payments fled tr'lt d of galloprng horses ••• , ••a.1au&h, wdd and Jeenng, and for a brief Instant due them as of July 1 last Only thrn the IJIUCt figure 1n the saw om, ned ;~~;a.r..,( the desert ~k)' The affect of this qreement 1 I + moorthghl moved A tou~:h of the -----------------=-~~::.:..=.::.:.~.:::___ he continued was JlllltantaneoUB 111 TUDE RAKER cogmeering geniuo soon to new bciabt• in 1cm, and the horse slepped forward Tl,.. reversing the dllft toward llllnerai J ~mong thr sand~ and cacllts ... For a moment a shadow ol d1 sa p '"'onom. pan•c and hae •••ved •• , these Triwnphant New Studebakcrs. Drastically lo'W'er in tnto t I1e &he Itermg mesquJte, where so11tary passenger m t he p u11 man po•••lna nt cros~rtl th<: mans race, give u , " .... time •· th• ~lee _.. of th•·· prrce, they are better cars tbao the world could ever buy befoN agam tJ1ey fr(lzr to rmmobtle 1ook ed eager1y out mto t1ll: nrg 1lt t 1J e ll 11c 1allghcd \\ell I've been countries to~ readjust ~-• their economtc !'!tatun, lost m that ~hadowy obscur- 1h en g 1ance d at h IS watc 11 F rown ""f teen years ma '.. mg 1t A 1ew J1ours life 1 a.m confident It comments at an, pnce. IIY Gently the man's hand dropped mg, he drummed for a momeut on dday won t be fatal Verd1 }Uncuou Itself to tbe Judgment of thtl Amerw 1 !' -« ~-·-- fl I 1S One Year ISlx Montha .80 Three Month& e.oo one TU B.ULY - Middleport News THURSDAY DECEMBER 111 1031 a,. Joba P. .,....lb .. PoDIG'O)', Ohle POIOROY. bRIO Long May She Burn! l!ll,('nd-dua matt~ Sept 13 1011 at the Pee\ ~ ., ot TR.IBUNZ. I 38 -n . ,,, Ca•pbell'• ··~::" 4 lSc 29c Automatic Starting lb Cllll\11 Hacore Cllftntd lpa11tetti lb cans .Smoked Callies Rolled Oats 12c ••• ··l2c lb Eeotnullly ~ Jh 1 Dairy Maid Bread 21 fJoZ hrin loof try thu> dehcr~u~; wh••lt~ome loaf Prunes tl&e BO U Be 4 "' 19c RICE 6c: 8 o'clock Collee S • Fresh Fruits and Vt.-getables Pqtetoes '" •;.:::lcebcf9 Lett~c • '"" IJC •tc Navel Or•ng< 5 f!llperor Celery 1 Gw ,, 1 '"' ' ,. ._ "''" ~ lSI .SC IZC SUNNYFIELO FLOUR 2tli. •• Sack ltac lb ROW. or PRINT BUTTER 31c t hunds NAVYllli:ANS Uic Lower Prices - nu rxlra charge , for an . mstatll to the black auto· maliC at his sule fhc barrel " 85 sttll wann H 1s knees clasped the horse more ttghtly Hts hthe figure had taken on a new tcnsenes9 and l1e leaned forward- \\tth coldly •agee '" eyes In the moonlight ahead the ntght had become dunly peopled With gal loprng horse men, swmgmg down toward Ihe mesa's edge Mex1can cav a l ry on patroI Th cy r od e m loose ranks. two abreast talkmg 1n low tones Little whtrlmg pools of sand rose beneath thetr pound1D,I feet, then died, ~nd m another mmute the sound of the1r burned passmg faded • As the last son1breroed figure tnelt· td back Into that mght of &lienee, the sohtar,y horseman left lhe shadOW,!I and ror::je slowly to the mesa's run Leamn11 far out Ill the saddle, h1! e""es followed the1r steep de1cent 1 to w.tu~re. almost dtrer;tly ~neath h,m, the tra1l turned ' and plunged stecSiy downward There the little cava c*1e had halted In a tJaht ctrcle they were chi'· tered about a huddled figure that loy face downward m the road Out ' of the ,1ttl Inut the angry hum of manv.r vo1ces nMiC to the sohta• .r ra.aer'a ears, and beneath the mask • h iS teeth steamed. in a bnef tmtle He bent forward, watehina. Two metl had tftp--.a from their .,... 1n thehonea and r;used )Lre liM" ftt.roa.d.1.1 "' '•• f'or a ntomen1 thar l,.d•r wav, ' looked at the fat:e, then formed the L--rd ..... ran thro••h ., ezl" A 1L.1vcr ., """' "'........ the group The aight aeecned to row tuddenly <hiP. iJneas1ly --. •••h nwr peered mto the darkneas 11 if • It ntnp" loomf!d awldenl1 menadn1 Thin from above bunt: a b.ugh, wild and jeerinr, llld. for a bncf ••· etant the hor1emen below taw outlinea against the deurt tk• " the tall ~~!ntr1:e~ -=~~e~~dt; a~'e'~,",... IY aeature, ud apia that jeering, mocking laqb floated down. A rattL! of atonea u the horse nrervcd blek, and DOW the dusty edae of the mesa rfumed 'tdlite and empiJ beneath the mooa, CJIAPTD I 0. ...t -..e •oonlt •....n. tweniJ' miles to the east. • trala -.blttled. and,witlt a ~eh of com~~~~ 1nl:!lltr [lf!4 to a Jl- I the w•ndow, then hghlmg a c•gar 1s f{lur m1les from IO\~n l ~fl t It ' tcan people c:ltc walked toward the door "A good four nul{'~ Th1' J•mc Recalling that the foreian debt I The first thmg one mtght 1tave t1011 s JH~t a 1111 s11cu~ an d h\ O p1urs paymen ts are d ue a t th e t reasury I notu:ell almut tin~ man wa~ IH~ gnat of tr :~c ks Rc ~ t belongs 10 11 e . _ 0 y. Dec 5 the president said It is hi&h·l st:<:e Tall large lnnln~d wllh ln~ge ole ll.Jc co iHiuctor looked {.h •-.ar ly desimble that a law ahoUid ~ shouldeu at1d a chest that curved a~J;m~ 1Y on 1 mlo t h c -'u•s , ante '1< s enacted befo"e • that da'""' authorl•po"eriully beneath \JI.e tan ~weed an empt~ country Mcx11an horrll'rll ing lhe secretary Of the treMury sull lils walk too, ga\c a !>'!' n<>c nr l only half a 1111 Je sont h of here. In with the approval or the president vast reserve power, the panther walk dayhght you can see tlle bounrlary to pruij;pone aU payments due U!l of a born wre~tlcr /\nd next u J[ 1 0 h Lilli ~O il II? limes a patrol of during the year ending Jun~ 30 1932 and too provld<> for their , m softenmg contrast, one nOticed 11 CX!t:<Ltl c~v .-.. 1ry ..,payment ove• a JO•yea• pe"l ~·• ' Wha t are t hey f or-ornament 1' beginning ' • "" the fnendly eyes of the man t 11c 1ull July ' 1, 1033 • ' "Oh <I 11 ~ pan f t he "or< J1 but firm hps, curvmg upvlard a htth~ s a1 AltbouKh Mr Hoover made no at the end&, JUSt enough to rehcve ways b een on 11 Jmr 1ngger 1 h ere s mention of an extension of the mosome of the gnnmes& m the square sull occ.aslonal ruBthng and kmfc· ratorlum beyond next June there If! clear-cut Jaw He v.as a man one carvmg Right now the Vcrd• coun little doubt felt here that It wtll -· m1ght turn a1ter m passmg, a man I"Y • h•• on e b an d I1 no bod Y '' been 1 have to be exte n d~ ~ ... ..-en w1t 1 one would remember w1thout qu1tc a b1 e , o ge , S cems 11ke 1! tcrc a Jway~ 1 --·--· --·... --- ..,., knowmg why Abflut h•m one felt w11l be hell poppmg wherever there 5 ,._.._ ......._"'" . , , . , """ '"'""""" 8 sen se of pmse-a seasoned Qlt,ihty a boumbry hne between two naAI If life and perhaps sorrow had lions He yawned 'I d gd a TIIR;hts gtVen hmt a matunty beyond his sleep 1f l were ) ou The porter can years. Yet he could not have been ca II you JIIS1 b e fore we h'l 1 th e JUne· over twenty-five t•on " B u 1 t 0 th'e man •' seeme d on1y a Pulltng open the door the man few m• nu t es a r1cr hc ha d cos~ 1 d 1u s All The Kiddiea Can Get lo. kod down the track to v.hne the tl t tl 1 Juol What They Need red lat1tern of a flagmon gleamed eyes 1a le porter was p uc k mg at <ho •heel• Th I lh h If then vaulted over the rear ra1lmg of roug l e a open The Stanabury Drur: Comp!UlY the Pullman For a momet1t he stood w1ndow• a f am 1 eery I' ghl gIowed ·' 1 s cuge ·' look•ng about him whtlo !he hot, over <h l' ues<:r an d 1h e c h1IJ has a new ldnd or Cod Liver on 1 arr II e Everybody knOWS that Cod. Liver nnforgctable breath of the desert 0 f ear1Y dawn •~ ... y m tIC 011 and suruttline are the two best beat in upon h•m, bnngmg a. mea- dre•••d qu• ckJ Y an u·' as !be t"atn • olopped ·an d th ' thlnp known to malte ehUdren &Ofle falntlv, provokmgly fam&har • own e 5 cps Tbo con~uuc t or 118 d b een rig ht grow naturally and be atrons and He felt the.r lOft, dry sand beneath bla feet Beh1nd h1m the tracks Veodt jun·t .. &o n wat n olh m g m ueh health)' Btl\ Btuabury's he.ve a pure, Norwegian OOd L1ver 00 In alistened out over the duert, and A htlchlng pos1, a weavmg ru <I cd which eweJ¥ cram colltaliUh 600 o d nd b• d th "~ d ah•ad the grtat bla.,k locomoi!Ve r a • a • '"yon • e 11TOWft san ' units of Vttamln A and 260 unltll ' ' ol the <Ieee t d tt I b the d II paat~ Ota e1ther 11de famt ghostr o e' Y u of VItamin 0 Tbese two Vitan;atna ,.. ~ n f Jv dumr of mesqmte and cactus D'ec o mesqm , e an d ca:c , us are very Important.. VItamin A lr-,. ' Alroady tl 1e ""' strctche endlessty 1nto the night ,,... sen g '"• s t"• u nk ltod creases bodily lfOWth and buUds up Agam a tittle v&annt Wind attrred been s\\ung to the ground In an··- he rahed both otlto•• monte n t tb e P uII man Inrc: he d rCBI.IItance to diaeaae VItamin D the aands Exultant'' 3 h11 head fo•w•nl and th e Iong Jme of e~ •• protect& apnl.llt poor teetll, sort powerful arms above • bones and rickets It make!t po&$1· ''Gad," he ~JO&ced, .. the old desert pulled away into the. red of the sn •- bl8 a supply or CalciWIIII and Pho&1Ik e some nse again" And AIone In lhe austere Imrnens1ty oI phorus, two big factota in the oatthe a&r wild thing he once amftedmore ural Chemiltry or healthy bodlea: A S(IUnd above h1m revealed the tho deoort• the man I00k ed a bont Vitamina A and D are way below Pullman conductor sm1hng down l11•n No o< lc •n Slg hi No o n c <o normal 1n most famUy dietll That 1 from the platform meet !urn Near the tracks a wpod- Is why thirty per cent of all "Oeaert smell gaod tontght?" en srgn confided that Verd1 lay four children are under•welght and un"'Dou to me." The big man mile& to the south. but h1s eyes, fol~ der·nourlahed lauohed "[t11 • amell I'd almost lown'lg 1ta drrect10n, nttled cur1ous~ Hexe, then in 8tanao Cod Liver ly on a black ob,ect •t the top of a 011 you have meaaured VItamins forgotten [)d. w stay h.ye long~" bttle rise In the glowmg bght It fot"'your oblldren-a.nd for every "'The train from th~ nocth 13 l~te resolved &tself mto ' lonr open car member of the f&mt1y who b run and we got to wait Maybe molt of there tn the lddl of the d 0 t- down. tired, underwelc:J1,t and the nlabt" m c a-oa n "Tbat h0 an late Jato lined aptnlt the •k1 the machine aieklJ Oome In and tala it OYel' loomed ap Ular tome derelict .,ec'er Order a bottle oad nlcb lbe V'erdi.. • , akn4oued In tht mfcltt of the de.ert. welcbt, appe&raBae and brlibtzlesl 'fb• ClCIHactot nGdded O.We re No one at the whul The thma waa or.eac~ ehlld Yau wDI btl delighted I due at Verdi )unction In forty mtn· limply there empty. aad mOtioftlca Sold by utet-Just mJdnlrbt We'll bo tuclcy aa4 tnexplal~ble. THE ST.t.NliBU&'I' DRUG CO. I to pt there ll:r UybnJk." lTe • O.U.oO Mlddlei>ofl, 0 I I Automatic Ride Control ' These Triumphant New Studebakers oft'er you, in addition to the maror innovations bsted at the left, these atartlioa bettero..oentl ••• tmproved bnkes ..• new 81rplane•type inttruments on the dash w1th Free Wheeling diol ••• on electric ,...,une ,.up •• , metal sprmg covers on all model1 •.• a reflex. tailliaht that never farls .•• vacuum spark adJustment for smoothness in accelera• t1on .•• new a1rplane-type steel backed engine bearings ••• gleater cooling capacity ••• finer body hardware , , • COIICeflled Full-Cushioned Power ' hood{latcbes ••• new inside sun vi110t ••• aoti•giare slopiD& wind· sh1eld ... chromaum plated ateel apoke wheel• ••• one~piece fenders ••• steel running boards •.. beat...aistiD& apoqe rubber door mats ..• improved rim assembly .•• Ur~cleader, carburetor s1lencer and Full-Power muftler ••• all these, plua Korea of mmor refinements in des1gn and appointments, mark these l•leal Studebaken as indeed, Tnumphantly New. · ° Longer Bodies Wider Seats \I 4 V't • A and D I 811U.D8 Sold BY Measure I IIChooll I I I Ai r-Cu rvc Coach craft • New Convertible Body Styles en.,., for Two• ,New Service Policy + Closed Bodies .' ' Wired for Radio . ..J ..... 'f · ' OLD raJCB aBDUCTION 11850 Sl60 Now 1850 160 COMMANDER EIGHT All Bodies Insulated Against Heat. Cold and Noise ,•'1- NBW PIUCB 125 Ml:i .U.U.,-JOl -..,.,.,. + St - ....- ........._ - - --· - - Re,:• BNJU!Ibta, lor Five-t --- - - 11350 1350 IIJ85 Naw 158S S 980 111195 Naw 1151 ----- use Stdu, for Pift• _ _ DICTATOR EIGHT llli•Jt._.,,..., IS aru,..-r C..pe, for P_. _ St --~ ~ Rei• Broo... ua, for Fan,. ----- __.,_,. w ... for,.,.... - --~---·- 1031 11130 STUDEBAKER SIX ,. .... JJTW ....IMNI.-Me/~114'-'* eo.,., lor Two• - -- - ------ 1840 - S!• .._. Broo,.,.m, lor F1n,. _ 890 Now 895 Sed•, Cer p,.,..•- ---. - - - - - 890 'WinJfwNtlll tnw.. ,.., ,........,., AD,rllt•.t,_,_.,, B-..mM.-,Im.a,.,.. sm llO S6 5 • l ,, ./ ' fute • M\V·I S GARAGE ' J POMEROY, OHIO \ �' . ' • 'l'llt7R8DAY, DIIODOZR 10, IIIII • TQ D.\D.Y I )) A I L Y -~~I ~.. •d ~ ,£ ... f* T RIB U :r, E I Oldo. UDdlr toM Art o1 ~~&re~~ a. 1.178 • PubUabed DM&:r &ud ~.. except S&tuldaY I.IOC&ted on Lo•ar Becoru1 street. ~. Q Whtn our friencil eeM 111 lett.tn or newt metter for publlcaUoP t.h.ey ~Jp tll Cf8U at&n lhelr name-alLhoulh not necesurUy to be prluteel AnonJDlQUI Jettera however excellent and dnirable m tbcnl~ .-wWIIeplll>lllbed WI 111168 PIJJILIBBING COHPANY I'• ........ ~ ... Olreulat.lo11 Dept CaP Wl·ll Par Edtlorlal Ofioe CaU Ill· L l!IATION.U AnVDTI81MG 8EPBEIENT4TIV&II Devine-Tenney Corport.Uon New York and OlUc:aco J • Maybe I l ..... .. . ·- ..... ' : ... --.. ,, _... -... ~ ~ -~1.1, ~..~. .._ ..::,-~--..-­ • Wrong ~·m Medii....,. -- .... .. -·· __ . .-, --( '']he GAY BANDIT ~: . _Jb o~ the "7Jr--'<JJ:"&-!_ P,...i.Mio .... .S....l-.. ~o.uo • the upraght: and thtHr mheritance shall be for ev<Jr.·-1 1 ,- • HAVE ALL GOOD--The young lions do lack, and sutfer hunger, but they that seek the Lord shall not want any good thln11.-Poalm 34 10 I I I a\ ' ..., , _ Srlt4lmt.. - . c:11"' ~rib• "-"" _,., ...., • mt. CUIS<:' I~ UJ)O~ ~----- ELABORATE PLANS MADE · FOR EUCHARIST CONGRESStf' BORDER: b!J T0 M GIL L , - :he pioneer of Free Wheeling presents j RIUMPHANT UDEBAKERS! '~ 1932 • I met ' ' IBroad Run' \\'.• Va• I It I 11 -F-u-rt-he_r_ Good R•ddaacBI 'llmml of 1he u 1HllUm1nlly -n nrn •~duh1r or doni\ n1ul H II uu~ per fu•mru 111 _(m \\UIIIt'U nl '.leheJHJI 1'1'1~111 A gm\l un~ uu; nnll lh':! Clull.k B 1\CI~ Ulacf'U In 11 11111h1 lhe t'fJlluph Here ilt>1:1 tlw clunk 1111 emhlem ot wumf'll s 8t'tv!tul.ll:' Uo•l& The Truth About Rheumat'ISm -- I Th1 flnpl}('l \\hCl:e mmrl wtu; un balunccd fro.m {llll~ wcaung Ol.ltl eau 11g BAYLES DEATH fl!E RECENT tragiC death of Lowell Bay leo, noted American speedster of the au·, IH a l..tlow to the Li(lecd Hide of Amt;!rtcan aeronauti~H Generally tegarded as thf· most likely man m the country to tegam the laurels lost to l'lance some yeartl ago, the flyer lost ht:i hfc man attempt to set a new speed au record Bayles ts but another mautyr to the au caw:te By hJt~ work, much had been acc9mphshed tn the progreljs of Npced planes Whetl the atr mode of travel U! yet 10 1t"' mfancy, SO many, many hileS have been RRCMficed In enw llcavors to t urther 1t, It seems uJmo~t~t tOo costly to be worth the expense already lev1ed. Free Wheeli"t plus Synchronized Shifting Drastically ' Safety Plate Glass All Around I Apple Butter•""'··~ Sweet Pickles ---·THE YEARLY ADMONITION l • IHPS.iOn and f•mllJ • Rod r1elt OOOdnlt.e lptnL 6a~" I I OUR INHERITANCE-The Lord knoweth the I 4 FI'ddlers' Contest _ ......-... . _____ ·- . 1I Is p 0 8 t p 0 n e d Lo t 20 Lbs f F t I I 8 Jn J ust •40Weeaks --- Moath Ps&lm 87:18 ..... 'h POPlAR RIDGE I ~- the love,lonlW ud deYodott of tt.1 DeODle. must be in harmony With tb'b tft.chinp of J N th.e Chriatwboee •oidillt fnt,. ever) .old and cn~viee ljf thelt.Uman h~1 anlll of whom tt waa JPtd ln Jobo '1 ••6, 11 NEVER MAN IYA!a MD TJUs~YA.N." • of • A R ~• ... -....... L••o .. o <Jock rrom .... .....- .-auur ....~ .... ... , ttw mor"ftlorlwn 0 1!Tnuin~ bi Lot · only of thl" wllldom of such acUoro • M"i ld~t Dobb6r wtll 11:0 Lo Pal.1 Powth Annue Burtal lD c:harp of t.ertnc on Lhe brtni: of ec:onont)C AmerlCUI adherence ! but tbat th e ll.er!bura P'rida.y v.tlere ~:~he will Rawbnaa. Will be made ln t.be HUl collapse and Great. Britain Is In >MI.fCiuardl; agamst European tn ...... "'" ftr&.tB.or"'B-31-••-· All relljiouo teachlnr, doetrine"' 'l"&f U .P' w,r,....... ereed,lf they are to bav(l any cla110 -- I or. . . visit reloUvea cemeter)' serlow dlffteuiUee tanglunent.ti. stipulated tor by the l ntcht ~tnt1 Sundayt •ah Ra.Jmond Mr, !.lla Cot'bin IU\d son Hw I Y Mr Corbin bad been ln lrn~ The Preelden\ ddended the ad- ~;t<na.te had been m etreet secured Mr and Mrs Brian Cremet:m>t or Rou&h d Po1~1oou\.h aud Chiirlet; Wome l health for 60111e t.lme, and for ihe l mlnll;tratlons COUret! In the Mit.n ~ nd Lhc ln l.t!nL6 or the Un iLt:ll KYII:t:r vl\lt.r.d Sunday wllh Mt Bind ThOR' wllG wer.. caum, Oil Oke)' Rowh t nd ta.mtl)' Sunday wve Corf! or Tol~o are here called by l p11st ~~everal month& wu bedfast lchurLan ISitua~lon over wbich he 8W.tes prot..ected 1 need not re Mr11. Geof1~> Cremet!na the ct~c.th o! Charles Corbin He spent almost hill enure life her!' sald •we have been deepl) con pe~~o t lhaL Cor over twelve YCtlTI! Mr and M111 Jlliile.ll ~mlt>y Mr ful<i Ml':!l Oeo~ Hlutnbot.hun Mn; P M Celbu ol Ashv;-11e 0 !He will be remembered by the rot- 1cemed t'\t!rv PreSlCI.eu ~ illW every secre l sl)f'nt the w~k !Dd with their and daughter of Y.lddleport Mr 1s vhdttng M >tis Jewn Smllh dentA of J41ddleport as wharf rnu~ AI parties t.o the Ke1Jo(Ji-Bri11J1d lb ry of StaU! hB.S uJgca ~his action laaughler Mrs Belva Harri!K)n who antJ Mrs Stanley Hart Nr and. BABY SON ARRIVES M and Mra C W Bta:-.&bW')' of ter Whlch poe.ltton he held for a pact and t1;1 Ul& nine power treat~ ~~ a mawrlal contribution to the Is se rtou~l y Ill at her home In east I M.r• Ed Hotfman bl Letart ~ Oucs~ or the club wert Mrs Ros Mr and Mra Harold Estep an- ooe Fo'lliler DQd M1 .s Chu.rlcs Me· Hun tington were o\er-nl@ht \lU~~tli number or yean he said we hiiVe w. responslb llrty Pu c nc ~ttll:'m.- nt of oont.rovenles I Oall lpchs 1He~UM.Jn and two .lOll and Dick JohDnouneP the birth or a nine pound Ml.l-'ltel Wcdnt'lday of Mr and Mrs W E He ia .llurvlved by his li&ter M1M In malnl.atnlnv the tnle(frlty of ~ ~mu 1~>: !llllr<J n$ rmd a fur ~her at:!s ur 1 Mr amJ Moo Leman h11ve rr.uvtd ~on son born Thursday Deormber 10 Vlrg1nl& Gorbln and llii!!Ytral nleoe11 China and a direct JntereJSt with iUl(.- ll!o:.liln~t war to Williamstown Mn; Ph01i'be Hemley 1.11 ill Club prlre wM awarded to M1 ~ Stansbury 11.nd brother Mn C F Rathburn left Wed 1and ru!phewa other nation .. In ma&ntamlng peace Oth er loteltn matLers reported Mr and Mrs Oscar Thomas IH' rE' &arl Clark hlld the m11fortune Edison Hobl;tetter a.nd the ~ ues DINNER PARTV nesa~:~y tor Columbw; w H:>lt u le\\ -here hv the President were Sunday KUest...~ of Mr and Mu SUiidliy of falling from the iOl't ot prltle to Mrs McMMter TO GET EVEBGBEEN'S The Prellldl'!nt devoted only !:it Lawrmc~ waterway- 1 am John Holmes fi btl.rn re<'elvlng race lnj urte~ and Mrs J H Orate channJn&IY enDer•clous r-erreshmet1!.s \\Cte set da)'l tertained at her home on Nortll Mts.<. Allie Mauck Mn Mina Membel'l of the Feeney-Bennett panaraph to the world court hopt-ful an aiJreem,.nt may result 1 Leo Shaver of OaiiiJXlHS spo:nt l spramln8' his arm dole.! and Mrs I<1inN_e M.aye~ Po,t of ~e AmeriCan Le1lon wUI which promlses to proYide a pro I Hhm u reasonable tJme enabling Wedensda v at his home hert> Third Avenue, Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Hazen Roush spertt ~ PCl"ll WednEsday 1n C.:hcihlrP ...,lth ao t.o Brosta W Va , Saturday af· tracted &tl\lltle In the present ses I Uti to bcgm v.ork on thiS rreat p10 t Mr and Mr'~ James Wllrd a 11 d Sunuay \\':lth La.wrenc11 Clark and wltll a .!IX o clock dmner in honor MEETING POSTPONED Of het dalJibter Ruth s el8'hWenth ter 1500 small p.ble trees and lour slon JC<:t l'olllc h v. tll be or much lmpor chlldren of Eno vl~ lwd Mr a.nd l ramiiJo The date tor the m<.>etlng of lht Mrs Edv.oard Swisher P c Powell Is QUile 11l at his large onea which wtu be 1n the He recalled that be hlld sub tancf' tc{lnomlcolly to Canada and 1~ 1 s Arthur cuugh~nou r sunda :r 1 Mr and Mn Pard Hudson of pt blrtJl.c.ay Ruth was the recipient of W C T U whkh was schedttle t decoration or th• streets here lor mit~ the prot.oc:ol!: Ia.lst se&l':llon the llmted SU.Le!> Rtv AbleB of Lancaster was a Pleasan' were \ots.lting home folks many lovely glfta The evening wa, to l)e held Thursda) e\ening a l tacm • on Powell Street M1 .. OrQham Waddell and dau- the t.be Christmas season Upon that occasion he said NKa ragu u- Il .!1 "roposed •o recent ilUf'st of George CremeEW! Sunc!a~ ~;pent I.Q. ml111c a.nd dancing the heme of Mrs Mildred Kim or I e~pre~ my views fully not withcra..., cor4,pll:l,ely American Mr., GMrge Lemley who has MI., Etta ROU!'ih ct Maaon was Tllt-se'were invited Veva RWl!"ell MUI street bas been po:~tponcd In gbtl!r returned W-ednesday e•cnlllij Dorothy Fultr Ruth Hawkins d!ftnltely This is In respect lo V1r !rorh Col umbus where the y have armed for ces tro rn Nicaragua aner 1been sen ously 111 Is much lmprovf'd 1 vlsJtmg he.r slstt'r Mrs Phoebe their Prc~ alentrul election m 1002 Miss Edlit JePklns spent Wed Hen ~ ley Saturday Pauline Tuckerman VIrginia Oreg11 ginla Corbin 11. cba.rter mcrnbe1 beeu visiting Mr and Mrs Lou Maxine Smith Sara Loul5e Scott whOHe brother Chm les Corbin Saundefi:J H l fll •du \\ol\h h r sister Mr.o~ Joe l ---------Knt.hrrn Ellzaf:leth Juhllng, Mayme diPd Wedne!lday Mr~o E.lmer McCart Jdt. fhur~ I attJ- Sul\<itantlal progre55 has J day mornin~o~ for NE'Wy Ealt m fol ll. been m,ade In Cl!.lr}lllg out the pro R~l}(< N:lf.;;z,~erenlered Holzer ho~- 1 Eliz&beth Co~ert Stella Palmer ylsit with her parents -111' 11llll or withdrawal ot our act! Loulal Talbctt Vlralnla Leonard Mr and Mr:; D"lmo.r PaUle) Tbe old-tune fiddlers contest ~lUes In Haiti lf'Commended by the pita] Wednrsduy for treatment Max•ne Burns and the honor guest moven Tue.sdn from Locust Strcel which was to have been helct here commission Which- mad. an In Mrs Glen Rose and son Bobb,. to th e 0 H Stewart prope1ly o. CORBIN RITES FRIDAY Dt:oember u has been postponed ~estlgalioii of Hnltlan H!!alrs 111 1 \J~ It "d Mrs Hflobert Clouch r"Th t th 18 tb t Llll 24 h CLUB HOSTESS South Thhd I. venue p 1 Ul ~ •• ~ 1 ordln Mrs Mae West of St Louis Mo 1!930 cently e ru a w. n oun 1ce& ror Charles Cor- ~~~~;;t"rb Mrs M Hennesy , be hasunera serv 8 ace 1 t.o an \\rlte1! Im only yrs old and Mr and Mn C E Fife or Galliafte r you stllrL tllklna the emc.tent Mrs Cecil Bradbury enU!tlalned 28 0 111 I th y the committee 1n we.lghed 170 lbs until taking one Bollvlt~ and PJJ.ra[il"ua~ -rt'preser. Pfllls Y.ere recent ~Jests of Mr and I pre8Crlptlon colled AUenru uric acid her bridge club Wednesday evenlnll: tess ~~'rlday afternoon to lht mem- ~~rn~o afa.!~t al~a~O :e~nes!~?; h ut her home on Third Avenue ber.s o! the local chapter of the D be conducted Friday afternoon Hl c ;~~~ ~mu~ :!'~~stared under box or your KrUIIChen Sal ts Jli!.4 f tatlveli of thtlil gmernments ar~; Mrs John Lemley po~~hl~a~sh~~aveinyour bod9r 4 - - - --- - - - - - - - -----the uusplces of the F~ne -Bennett weeka &.lifO l now weigh 150 lb.~ J nov. mectln(l: In Wash ington In F E Holme~ of Old Kyger spent 1 dllltress are on~ o • ~~~ Post oi the Amerlcan ti~~:Ion anc.l aliSO have more energ) •lld turther- I hopes of conclud ing a pact or non Lt e week E'r:d with his pa~nt.<; Mr agam-and ba~k on ~h~ job \\Ill be presented m the MldulEl)Ort ~ore ~ve never had s. bungJy l• hl- aggress ion between them and Mrs Mehln Holmes Youre simpl y fooilnl you:! high school aymnaaium au<litortum ent. Guatem~t.lruJ·J-IIInduran boundar} j Mr and Mrs Joe Whea ton spent when you stick to mak~hlft' fY.enLy~nve champion rtddlers Pat folks ahould take K.u.::chen dl~.!!pute-upon American lmtlatiYt' !Sunday 1\lth Mrs Versla Smith deadeners and rellevers--unless uric acid goes--rhewnati<m~ stays 'J"Ith from Kentucky We.st Vlrgin.la and 8alts 1 ~~ a~ass otb hot ,~ul.cl ev;ry u. comm~ ston to hl:tllr thl:-; mat ~.tor 01110 h.ave entered the contest to morn..... ore reakfast.--:!•. IS) v.111 ccnvc:nc here next Tuc&da~ you date a nd It 1s expeeted that u cent bottle lasts • Wct'krs-~ou can under the presidency or Chief e.. ! I Allenru !.'! positively guaran~ many rnol'i! from the three states Itt ltruachen at all DruggtSts In tlce Charles E\ans Hughc~ • j Martin & Roller DTua: Co of Ml4:r will enroll before the praenta.tlon Pwneroy, Manm & Roller In Middleport and drugglsb5 every}Vhl!'re The fatherlnll: 6 t these champJGn dleport or any druK store •n a.metA n umber of mmo r and routm• :'11 and Mrs Dick Jnhnsoo and I to do just as this notice states or cld-tlme fiddlers should 1e5ult In lea U not Joy!Ully !Hl.Usf!t'd alter lrta lle:; v.e re nponed by lht pr s I daughter and Mr and Mrs Orla.nd I money back- a generous bottle for one of the greateet production& oi the ftrst bottle-money bacK sdv !dent In concludlnl( 1m rw 'IlK'" Ht ~• n •pent Sunday v;lth George 85 cents <DlJYRU!AJir laJI.ININ'rERNATIONA.tHAIMZJNIO\INC. - JJISTRIBI.Jr.6D IJY lUNG FEATt/RR.S SYNlJICATE/11/f! 5Ucb music ever attempted 111 thla ~ ~ -------- -- ---.section ot the State {lf Ohio PROLOGUE Thl' West Virginia state champ In • patch of moot~llght ion fiddler wm be here along with ma sked ruler halted plwt) of othe• s alm011t equaUy aa t oed bringing plenty of fun and Just aheaU, Just beyond the frmge E'nt~ t tainment Pruf Fadely princl of shadowy mesquste that s k1rted tl)e pal (11 MldcUeport hi.Jb aehool will dl'gert's edge, two du sty .,..agon be one or llle judges m the contest tracks led out over lhe mesa They Prot Fadely kl a fiddler humelt were all that marked the Yuma• taking port ln many old Umc fld.Vecdt road, those tracks, and for dler contests In Vlramia and Wes t fifty mtlcs of cactus and &and they Virgmia Tlekt>ts ha~ been \) laced were a ll that recorded the turbulent on :;ale U!Stence of an mternat1onal bouDd· ary hne. But now, hke faded, dl5• carded rtbbons, they stretched, lone· ly and md1 stmct, a cross the desert, then dropped abruptly over the edge ot the mesa COonUnued lrom l)ate one> M1nutes passed The tall nder consl8tent with our own p:JIIcles tat mot1onk~s-.a brood1nl{ staiue, and prtnclplru~ If we take Into aca•lvered w1th moonhght Only the cout.t the abnormal sJtuaUon :£\OW eyes moved--eyes that g'httercd existing In the world l am sure the restlessly through the mask, breAmerican people have no dcslr~ to attempt to extract any sum beyond l,.ssly searchmg that velvet darkness the capacity or any debtor to pay ahead A fitful tltghl wmd crept bke and It is {lUr view that brood vision a stgh among the mesqu•te. O!!ee >equues that our ~~:ovenunent 1 the horse pawed 1mpat1cntly at the lihould recognl:oll' the sltU&ilon as It 1 und, and once he ra1 ~ed hts head to exists u.ch some famt, elusiVe messaif( Mr Hoover said that while this acS1lence An endless Silence wlule tion has no JH,aJing on tbe conrerthe twtsted shadows of the mesqmte ence for limlta.t.lon of land armal"ngthened before the rnnkmg mpon ments to be held next Pebruary. bl ~~~w~Wu...aft. Jlextc.m ..... Mm:Uch 811 the burden or tom:petlhd't~ i coyote howled Again J1lvery, tive armaments hflti conLrJbuted to moon-drenched stlence, whtle the bring about this depresalon we kmg mmutcs passed tru.st th&.t by this evidence of our d£sh e to assist we shall have conAbruptly, m tbe sam~ startled sec~ tributed to the good wdl 50 neceMon4. both horsf) and horseman rused ary in the solution of this major d1c1r heads Out of the desert ntght que~tlon rose a sound far ofi ami md1stmct All of the important creditors 1 rom a formless, pulsatmg murmur governments hnmedlately accepted lt rolled nearer, unul at last thl' th18 otrcr the President said and sound resolved 1tsclf mto the muf al.ready have foregone payments fled tr'lt d of galloprng horses ••• , ••a.1au&h, wdd and Jeenng, and for a brief Instant due them as of July 1 last Only thrn the IJIUCt figure 1n the saw om, ned ;~~;a.r..,( the desert ~k)' The affect of this qreement 1 I + moorthghl moved A tou~:h of the -----------------=-~~::.:..=.::.:.~.:::___ he continued was JlllltantaneoUB 111 TUDE RAKER cogmeering geniuo soon to new bciabt• in 1cm, and the horse slepped forward Tl,.. reversing the dllft toward llllnerai J ~mong thr sand~ and cacllts ... For a moment a shadow ol d1 sa p '"'onom. pan•c and hae •••ved •• , these Triwnphant New Studebakcrs. Drastically lo'W'er in tnto t I1e &he Itermg mesquJte, where so11tary passenger m t he p u11 man po•••lna nt cros~rtl th<: mans race, give u , " .... time •· th• ~lee _.. of th•·· prrce, they are better cars tbao the world could ever buy befoN agam tJ1ey fr(lzr to rmmobtle 1ook ed eager1y out mto t1ll: nrg 1lt t 1J e ll 11c 1allghcd \\ell I've been countries to~ readjust ~-• their economtc !'!tatun, lost m that ~hadowy obscur- 1h en g 1ance d at h IS watc 11 F rown ""f teen years ma '.. mg 1t A 1ew J1ours life 1 a.m confident It comments at an, pnce. IIY Gently the man's hand dropped mg, he drummed for a momeut on dday won t be fatal Verd1 }Uncuou Itself to tbe Judgment of thtl Amerw 1 !' -« ~-·-- fl I 1S One Year ISlx Montha .80 Three Month& e.oo one TU B.ULY - Middleport News THURSDAY DECEMBER 111 1031 a,. Joba P. .,....lb .. PoDIG'O)', Ohle POIOROY. bRIO Long May She Burn! l!ll,('nd-dua matt~ Sept 13 1011 at the Pee\ ~ ., ot TR.IBUNZ. I 38 -n . ,,, Ca•pbell'• ··~::" 4 lSc 29c Automatic Starting lb Cllll\11 Hacore Cllftntd lpa11tetti lb cans .Smoked Callies Rolled Oats 12c ••• ··l2c lb Eeotnullly ~ Jh 1 Dairy Maid Bread 21 fJoZ hrin loof try thu> dehcr~u~; wh••lt~ome loaf Prunes tl&e BO U Be 4 "' 19c RICE 6c: 8 o'clock Collee S • Fresh Fruits and Vt.-getables Pqtetoes '" •;.:::lcebcf9 Lett~c • '"" IJC •tc Navel Or•ng< 5 f!llperor Celery 1 Gw ,, 1 '"' ' ,. ._ "''" ~ lSI .SC IZC SUNNYFIELO FLOUR 2tli. •• Sack ltac lb ROW. or PRINT BUTTER 31c t hunds NAVYllli:ANS Uic Lower Prices - nu rxlra charge , for an . mstatll to the black auto· maliC at his sule fhc barrel " 85 sttll wann H 1s knees clasped the horse more ttghtly Hts hthe figure had taken on a new tcnsenes9 and l1e leaned forward- \\tth coldly •agee '" eyes In the moonlight ahead the ntght had become dunly peopled With gal loprng horse men, swmgmg down toward Ihe mesa's edge Mex1can cav a l ry on patroI Th cy r od e m loose ranks. two abreast talkmg 1n low tones Little whtrlmg pools of sand rose beneath thetr pound1D,I feet, then died, ~nd m another mmute the sound of the1r burned passmg faded • As the last son1breroed figure tnelt· td back Into that mght of &lienee, the sohtar,y horseman left lhe shadOW,!I and ror::je slowly to the mesa's run Leamn11 far out Ill the saddle, h1! e""es followed the1r steep de1cent 1 to w.tu~re. almost dtrer;tly ~neath h,m, the tra1l turned ' and plunged stecSiy downward There the little cava c*1e had halted In a tJaht ctrcle they were chi'· tered about a huddled figure that loy face downward m the road Out ' of the ,1ttl Inut the angry hum of manv.r vo1ces nMiC to the sohta• .r ra.aer'a ears, and beneath the mask • h iS teeth steamed. in a bnef tmtle He bent forward, watehina. Two metl had tftp--.a from their .,... 1n thehonea and r;used )Lre liM" ftt.roa.d.1.1 "' '•• f'or a ntomen1 thar l,.d•r wav, ' looked at the fat:e, then formed the L--rd ..... ran thro••h ., ezl" A 1L.1vcr ., """' "'........ the group The aight aeecned to row tuddenly <hiP. iJneas1ly --. •••h nwr peered mto the darkneas 11 if • It ntnp" loomf!d awldenl1 menadn1 Thin from above bunt: a b.ugh, wild and jeerinr, llld. for a bncf ••· etant the hor1emen below taw outlinea against the deurt tk• " the tall ~~!ntr1:e~ -=~~e~~dt; a~'e'~,",... IY aeature, ud apia that jeering, mocking laqb floated down. A rattL! of atonea u the horse nrervcd blek, and DOW the dusty edae of the mesa rfumed 'tdlite and empiJ beneath the mooa, CJIAPTD I 0. ...t -..e •oonlt •....n. tweniJ' miles to the east. • trala -.blttled. and,witlt a ~eh of com~~~~ 1nl:!lltr [lf!4 to a Jl- I the w•ndow, then hghlmg a c•gar 1s f{lur m1les from IO\~n l ~fl t It ' tcan people c:ltc walked toward the door "A good four nul{'~ Th1' J•mc Recalling that the foreian debt I The first thmg one mtght 1tave t1011 s JH~t a 1111 s11cu~ an d h\ O p1urs paymen ts are d ue a t th e t reasury I notu:ell almut tin~ man wa~ IH~ gnat of tr :~c ks Rc ~ t belongs 10 11 e . _ 0 y. Dec 5 the president said It is hi&h·l st:<:e Tall large lnnln~d wllh ln~ge ole ll.Jc co iHiuctor looked {.h •-.ar ly desimble that a law ahoUid ~ shouldeu at1d a chest that curved a~J;m~ 1Y on 1 mlo t h c -'u•s , ante '1< s enacted befo"e • that da'""' authorl•po"eriully beneath \JI.e tan ~weed an empt~ country Mcx11an horrll'rll ing lhe secretary Of the treMury sull lils walk too, ga\c a !>'!' n<>c nr l only half a 1111 Je sont h of here. In with the approval or the president vast reserve power, the panther walk dayhght you can see tlle bounrlary to pruij;pone aU payments due U!l of a born wre~tlcr /\nd next u J[ 1 0 h Lilli ~O il II? limes a patrol of during the year ending Jun~ 30 1932 and too provld<> for their , m softenmg contrast, one nOticed 11 CX!t:<Ltl c~v .-.. 1ry ..,payment ove• a JO•yea• pe"l ~·• ' Wha t are t hey f or-ornament 1' beginning ' • "" the fnendly eyes of the man t 11c 1ull July ' 1, 1033 • ' "Oh <I 11 ~ pan f t he "or< J1 but firm hps, curvmg upvlard a htth~ s a1 AltbouKh Mr Hoover made no at the end&, JUSt enough to rehcve ways b een on 11 Jmr 1ngger 1 h ere s mention of an extension of the mosome of the gnnmes& m the square sull occ.aslonal ruBthng and kmfc· ratorlum beyond next June there If! clear-cut Jaw He v.as a man one carvmg Right now the Vcrd• coun little doubt felt here that It wtll -· m1ght turn a1ter m passmg, a man I"Y • h•• on e b an d I1 no bod Y '' been 1 have to be exte n d~ ~ ... ..-en w1t 1 one would remember w1thout qu1tc a b1 e , o ge , S cems 11ke 1! tcrc a Jway~ 1 --·--· --·... --- ..,., knowmg why Abflut h•m one felt w11l be hell poppmg wherever there 5 ,._.._ ......._"'" . , , . , """ '"'""""" 8 sen se of pmse-a seasoned Qlt,ihty a boumbry hne between two naAI If life and perhaps sorrow had lions He yawned 'I d gd a TIIR;hts gtVen hmt a matunty beyond his sleep 1f l were ) ou The porter can years. Yet he could not have been ca II you JIIS1 b e fore we h'l 1 th e JUne· over twenty-five t•on " B u 1 t 0 th'e man •' seeme d on1y a Pulltng open the door the man few m• nu t es a r1cr hc ha d cos~ 1 d 1u s All The Kiddiea Can Get lo. kod down the track to v.hne the tl t tl 1 Juol What They Need red lat1tern of a flagmon gleamed eyes 1a le porter was p uc k mg at <ho •heel• Th I lh h If then vaulted over the rear ra1lmg of roug l e a open The Stanabury Drur: Comp!UlY the Pullman For a momet1t he stood w1ndow• a f am 1 eery I' ghl gIowed ·' 1 s cuge ·' look•ng about him whtlo !he hot, over <h l' ues<:r an d 1h e c h1IJ has a new ldnd or Cod Liver on 1 arr II e Everybody knOWS that Cod. Liver nnforgctable breath of the desert 0 f ear1Y dawn •~ ... y m tIC 011 and suruttline are the two best beat in upon h•m, bnngmg a. mea- dre•••d qu• ckJ Y an u·' as !be t"atn • olopped ·an d th ' thlnp known to malte ehUdren &Ofle falntlv, provokmgly fam&har • own e 5 cps Tbo con~uuc t or 118 d b een rig ht grow naturally and be atrons and He felt the.r lOft, dry sand beneath bla feet Beh1nd h1m the tracks Veodt jun·t .. &o n wat n olh m g m ueh health)' Btl\ Btuabury's he.ve a pure, Norwegian OOd L1ver 00 In alistened out over the duert, and A htlchlng pos1, a weavmg ru <I cd which eweJ¥ cram colltaliUh 600 o d nd b• d th "~ d ah•ad the grtat bla.,k locomoi!Ve r a • a • '"yon • e 11TOWft san ' units of Vttamln A and 260 unltll ' ' ol the <Ieee t d tt I b the d II paat~ Ota e1ther 11de famt ghostr o e' Y u of VItamin 0 Tbese two Vitan;atna ,.. ~ n f Jv dumr of mesqmte and cactus D'ec o mesqm , e an d ca:c , us are very Important.. VItamin A lr-,. ' Alroady tl 1e ""' strctche endlessty 1nto the night ,,... sen g '"• s t"• u nk ltod creases bodily lfOWth and buUds up Agam a tittle v&annt Wind attrred been s\\ung to the ground In an··- he rahed both otlto•• monte n t tb e P uII man Inrc: he d rCBI.IItance to diaeaae VItamin D the aands Exultant'' 3 h11 head fo•w•nl and th e Iong Jme of e~ •• protect& apnl.llt poor teetll, sort powerful arms above • bones and rickets It make!t po&$1· ''Gad," he ~JO&ced, .. the old desert pulled away into the. red of the sn •- bl8 a supply or CalciWIIII and Pho&1Ik e some nse again" And AIone In lhe austere Imrnens1ty oI phorus, two big factota in the oatthe a&r wild thing he once amftedmore ural Chemiltry or healthy bodlea: A S(IUnd above h1m revealed the tho deoort• the man I00k ed a bont Vitamina A and D are way below Pullman conductor sm1hng down l11•n No o< lc •n Slg hi No o n c <o normal 1n most famUy dietll That 1 from the platform meet !urn Near the tracks a wpod- Is why thirty per cent of all "Oeaert smell gaod tontght?" en srgn confided that Verd1 lay four children are under•welght and un"'Dou to me." The big man mile& to the south. but h1s eyes, fol~ der·nourlahed lauohed "[t11 • amell I'd almost lown'lg 1ta drrect10n, nttled cur1ous~ Hexe, then in 8tanao Cod Liver ly on a black ob,ect •t the top of a 011 you have meaaured VItamins forgotten [)d. w stay h.ye long~" bttle rise In the glowmg bght It fot"'your oblldren-a.nd for every "'The train from th~ nocth 13 l~te resolved &tself mto ' lonr open car member of the f&mt1y who b run and we got to wait Maybe molt of there tn the lddl of the d 0 t- down. tired, underwelc:J1,t and the nlabt" m c a-oa n "Tbat h0 an late Jato lined aptnlt the •k1 the machine aieklJ Oome In and tala it OYel' loomed ap Ular tome derelict .,ec'er Order a bottle oad nlcb lbe V'erdi.. • , akn4oued In tht mfcltt of the de.ert. welcbt, appe&raBae and brlibtzlesl 'fb• ClCIHactot nGdded O.We re No one at the whul The thma waa or.eac~ ehlld Yau wDI btl delighted I due at Verdi )unction In forty mtn· limply there empty. aad mOtioftlca Sold by utet-Just mJdnlrbt We'll bo tuclcy aa4 tnexplal~ble. THE ST.t.NliBU&'I' DRUG CO. I to pt there ll:r UybnJk." lTe • O.U.oO Mlddlei>ofl, 0 I I Automatic Ride Control ' These Triumphant New Studebakers oft'er you, in addition to the maror innovations bsted at the left, these atartlioa bettero..oentl ••• tmproved bnkes ..• new 81rplane•type inttruments on the dash w1th Free Wheeling diol ••• on electric ,...,une ,.up •• , metal sprmg covers on all model1 •.• a reflex. tailliaht that never farls .•• vacuum spark adJustment for smoothness in accelera• t1on .•• new a1rplane-type steel backed engine bearings ••• gleater cooling capacity ••• finer body hardware , , • COIICeflled Full-Cushioned Power ' hood{latcbes ••• new inside sun vi110t ••• aoti•giare slopiD& wind· sh1eld ... chromaum plated ateel apoke wheel• ••• one~piece fenders ••• steel running boards •.. beat...aistiD& apoqe rubber door mats ..• improved rim assembly .•• Ur~cleader, carburetor s1lencer and Full-Power muftler ••• all these, plua Korea of mmor refinements in des1gn and appointments, mark these l•leal Studebaken as indeed, Tnumphantly New. · ° Longer Bodies Wider Seats \I 4 V't • A and D I 811U.D8 Sold BY Measure I IIChooll I I I Ai r-Cu rvc Coach craft • New Convertible Body Styles en.,., for Two• ,New Service Policy + Closed Bodies .' 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ANALYZFS RANI»; OF CONTRACT BRIDGE fN rlflNTES'f TO DECIDE JIDDJN C:U.UIFU:.D .. .. .. o\~V~RTISING J&CTION ~ (10 pL) !Oc. --1-) Qp 11!110 11 ! ~ - e~~· ...... 1 am 'TNATRE, POfoW\(1¥, TODAY ·~y DIPI.PMAT'' · Ge..,wt,..., rue .. , ..u.. "'" ........ a~a ~ ror At. ,....,, .., .....,. . .u.o eo_...,. "Po• ~>v~:~" .... -...,_.......,...., ''· -""""" ..,..,..., .... · - Ftitdu - ' S.lllrdar ''CHMICES,., . _,.......-. ....... _ _ _ ......... l[oo_ .._ ,...,.lo~flo•l-bor~ -~ ...,.,... • ' ro- .......... ia.a AJ.o C-ecb' "Mani,ace Row•" LIB!RTlltfMTIJE.. MIDDUPORT, TOD4Y ''CITY STREETS" Tbe _P'ISI:tm. & _ wm __ be NIPODI1b&l _ tn ·- JeJlt. 114vwll .... hnz liiWJ', lltu ....t . .; GarJ: eoop., WJD. _ . Dron SMae1. floye I"UU"•. . . . a Pill~ w..,... Glbloa and 8;plt'la Ret wbai Uppe.,. Alao Cc!ln•cb· "Pic:todal No. 11 FrW.r and Satu.dar M_.-. Dnuler aJill Polly Moran m For Sale, Misc. "POJ:.ITICS'' • an.uw.rle 10 In '' ' .1/ore You Watchiar Your Almcst every case or apopl~:xy 1... ar:tgravELted b~ spel~ ot Indigestion, oft ~n RccompanJed: by dtr.zinBIIS. c~t­ pcchtlly after eaUns heavy !ooda or a loo hearty meal. lt you are beglnnJng to be t1·oub~ led by slight dlgestlve upsets-If y1;u have pam or other distress ~~r • SALESMAN WANTED-Local mrm Guly to wor!t Pomeroy and I!Ufw rounding counties calling on buslues!! cm•cerns Nationally odvertlscd line Must be u hustler Permanent eonuec~o. If yqu lllakc zoud . MERCHANTS if.l- ter eating- If you sutler from bid; .QU4STI.UE:B. tm:. ~(101'-2020 Home headaches on dizzy spellsAv.,.un, !)u_y,lon, Ohio, 12-8-JL Start W\klng a tablespoonful ol Dnre·s Mentha Pepsin before meO.IIi. Fot~atBv r~ plenishlng your scantl' gutrlc POR RENT- 2 or .~it-~7'ill:'i".~ julce 1111d oa.slng the load on a tu·ed ed for housekecpmg pnvat" ~tomach. Dore's keeps your stomach roumo. prlvute entmucc , firBl from getting out ot order. flour, olso u.rag-c. MI .S i. N , No conscientious druggist would o 1:rber, 752 So. 2m! Ave, Mlc! d1,. fl._''ct cnd tor a moment that any POl t. l2w&-3~ I E• omsch remedy eould· ab!!Olut2ly · ' prevent. apoplexy. But he will tell FoR - RENT..:..:=-Two large roonu; r~r you thnt by keeping }'ou.r digestJon Ught hou...ek-:!cplna- With Jl:ora~ . runnlnn ojong smoothly. you are ' Mrs Ida; Wrifht. Racine. o. dolnlf much to le86en the danger ot 12R8R3t Rn Mtack. ~ · -:--:::---:--. 1'b·':! · ~sbury Drug Co. a.nct an FOR RENT-Garage on Mechanic ROOd drudt11ts guarantee Bare's to Street J. B. Epple, Pomeroy. overcome indigestion or money l2~10-3t back. adv. I - I ~. ·' yean of Wednaday. A. Qold Ruco Juhllno ond clauoht.o• !lrL Prttz, Parkerabura Wedneaday whtrt l(l'l. MI'OliWJ made J bWrol"..... Note : Rubber LoB Anaetea weliprwel;ht, Ookl \Uldtf'IO an oper&tkm trip Wheellnt lui 8at~y . · 18 --...."'-· 48 and 47 k"'•" to our ... --.... "" ·b dtleat<d B 0 ., • ' d ToW'l'&!ne, tho ....,.,.., hor l!e'riei' Of 'a.ttlolel Wltlcb lin We were tortunate lnl5eed toes23 Rubber won y • Prance, 110, , Cl&rtnoe Baler, driver ol the Mr•. Hattie Koch '!'t\0 hu been · - • - e' Cttlberbon noted cape with ' a of only 1716 Lenz with net acore of 1030 potnt&. blll 11 enJOflnl • o.f Kr. and Mra. R. 'I'. "" ...., ' _......., pdlous ~n view of this masMna of Play wtll _be resumed th1a even· Embleton llr and farnt)J' for U\41 upert, 4el 'Wl'ltbw lor ~teruratlonll bile b~ ttooora ln their hand&. lng. So areat 1l. my confidence in __ The Mt.a:Ml City Oa.rden elub ~et put IIX weeki ret.urned. Yonclt.y to 1 ~ 1Jen1ce on the brldp matob Another stu4y of the bonor the superiOrity ot the ap,roalth· Ban Franclaco, Dec. li)-.-JN8-_ a.t .the home or 1411:. L: J . Kutten- her home In Wheelfnl lllrtill played lJY !~ln. 01•!bertsoo atreuath belCI in the hanri is ID- tor¢ue I!Yitem of bl11dlng that I f~l Blazins over the li!tke meraed i cud.er Tue6dllty evenl.nl, Mr. and Mrs. Robert OhHnaer iJ1 ~ ~ buaban4 Ell' C\hblr\IOD, temun,. AI mort readers k~;mw, we wll1 hlltve no Qtmculty in o~rMARY WOU" 1 of..ltla'tors bf Ute' approa.cb-forclnJ the iftlerally accepted !ltandard 9f ~omtng the sUght lead now held by course in 68, four under par, Hor-~' OPENING G&ID OJ" SPSON New Haven were Sunday aueat.l o1 .._._ bf oontract bidding, aplnat valutna a hand !or an geu~b.id. our vpponent.l. ton 8m1th, "money player," today 8&TVItDAY ' ' LOWE" T"OM •• Mra. BarbarA. Smith IDd blothet 1 '!" ~· led the• qqaUftera in the open San Fran-1 111. n n.-7 ftft. UarUn Oblin11tr. 'IU&i«r a. !;till 'and Oa:wald Jlbbby. a.n· C;VHeall or ralse, b .. C r t - Th e averarc value or a. contract cisco naUonel play 'Saturday nlf:bt wtll mark the _ 7600 In 11111 article Mrs. Oulbertaon Cf,vea son 8tandard table ot tiooot-trlciCS, rubller is 950 points. Thus far w.e champumahip a.t. the end of the J be& Innhtns.Aot theotboiWk_e._~: _ae&!IOllh'•h Be&ale Moore , 118 callinl ora Wr. and MrB Doylt McKn~t m enalyata of !the c&rdl played to whk:h la as fQJlow1 : haYe won three ·rubbe1'8, whllc Mes- first 18 holes or play . ! 1<" 1 e a~~a~~~a .. Edna Morrill Monday. •nd cbikiren of Spen~ apent Mr. and. lin. Ben Boln and aoo Wltb LellZ and Ja«by m l.he l "x" means a low rud.l sra Lenz andJacobyhavewon7Thc Going out Sm!th carded a 38 , . .chool. Mr. WIWam H. VanHorn, Mrs. E W. Tuolr:er vialted beT Sunday here the ~~:ueiUl of relatives Donald wen calUna on Ot.be Botto ~. the match w111 be reaumed % trlck..-any K x; any Q J x; any net dtft'erenee in the score !!I 20'Jfi but oomlng in he burned up t.he ; ~oh at. Wahama and a ;traduate hUsband at the Boller hOIPit&l •nd. ft.at11)' 81mday, t&t•llft, Q x and' J x 1n two suJt.s. wbi(<h makes the 'o'alue or the rub- course with four birdies ILJld one l of B&lem collere. hu been workinJ Tuelday .. 0. T . Gibbs Ia thi! lf!ason'• !td+.1n Zlmmft11Ut.n &nd famUy By ;J08JlPHINE OULBERl'SON l trtck-eny ooe, any K J x; any bers which we have won slight!)' eagle in the 18 holeB. [ rot the past tew weeks set.ttna the Mre. Walter Dod10n hal ~n ill cho.rnplon hOR ral6er tn Ull& COin- of J(iw lrlarlbfteht. HanQl' St.aneart W0ri4'a greate.st woman ltrldJt It Q; lltny K x; any Q x ; In two Jess than 620 points. One stroke behind Bmlth was teams ln trim, and ~ the abo" but it; much improved at t.Ws time. munlty. :_e killed two Monday m .. and t4f1111J and Mn. Ida 8Mneart Player. sult&. I am qulte ,.,.o nvinced that. when Gene SB.rar.en. Pormcr national night at 7:30 they will meet thelr Robert Collina wu caiHn& on dressJna: 129 lb6 Wld. lhe ot.her f2', 1of Ha11tden IPeft't '86nd.ay wit~ Written ror I. N. s . 1'!I tricks-Any A Q, A J 10 01 the balance of honor-tricks and open champion. who was out. In 34 · first opponent. of the JU.~KJn-H&r- Flossie Dildine Sunday. lb&. Mllt.on Stanu.rt and faoilly. Copyrlaht. 1931. By I . N. S. K Q 10. aces aud klngs swings to our side 1Lnd in 35. He collected five birdies. ! rl.sonvllle. In addition to the beau M:n; Cha.& HyaeU 1.1 better at t.hla --· -New York, Dec. 10--INS--1 took th!'lt we can make the hlftuenc~ of Frank Walsh, •Chicago profcs- l tiful high school buildlnl Just rew writing . advantaae cf Qle tlnt paure In the 2 tricks-Any A K. thcst' ILonors felt in the score. slonal, was by tllmself Ln the 70 cent)) erected, the students caa Walter Dodaon has given up the br14ge tatt.le for 1001 hands. 1n 'Illll has been called by many -bracket; Al Espinosa, rwmer-up In boast of a wonderful gymnaa.lum In es.raae owned by Sw.mp Rw;sell. , • • , ----• whlcn my husband and 1 are enga&· Players, some of whom do not act.be townament here last yeaT wa.s which to stage thelr campaigns. Floasie SmaUey took supper wltt. .A Doetor a Preac:nphon far Treahn1 Colda Estera&~l)' cept all the principles oi the ap~ New York, Dec. 1(1--lNS-FOI'tl· , __._ high ' The !ollowlna la the Pint Squad E bod U · I T • .,_ Th • r~--.s t ··"th .___ 8ld 1 ed. tn a eonte:s ..,, .......,........ ney prcachwforclng 5ystem, as tltt indls-~ fled by a night 's rest, tlle players In 'one . s .... ..,.,e er. from which the gtrls ftrst team will J~ Moore and wife Priday. very Y IIRI t - eauat ew .._.., 8. Len• and Oswald Jacoby teatlnlil pemilble Ya•dR-~Ick f .... the .-alua~ the Lem:-Culbertson marathon Billy Burke. national open chw.m 1be selected H le Amick Louis Ray McKay and Walter Dod&On the l'fti""'CU\'e merits 11f the ap"" ... was among those who had to , Mees Mary V·--Ia e n Purdum • Ber-e made a bu&lnes trip to Charleston ,. bridge 1tournament. go Into piun, bc content proa.ch-forcins lind omcaal system~ tlo·l• of a hand. The .... ....... ot thl& !·ard contract b .... h wit-h '75s . · ....... • recently • , of contract biddtng. to attena Qlo:: stlr:k reveala the following facts; atl.le !\lain tonae- t, each team deAudrey Boomer, champion of mce Parle}', Mutne EUu, Lona. Vema Hendricks .was brought ' ·~·atre .. ..v~ ....~ T.he play wa4 interRubber No. 1-Lenz-Jaooby :. 41 termined to make the t>e.sslon o. Fro.nee. was among the twelve en · Mae Roush, Pt!nelope Mot.la, Mina home from the Holter hospital """" ~ Cut•-• .... n. 28'/. Kay and Lorrslne Hellman · "Why You Prefer 866 Salve for Colda" estlng and I enjoyed the change of t>11L hon--trlcks. .,. m:.-.~ " tcllllli one. trw.nts who finished with 'M's. Tuesday ••,,,., but l confess that mauy times Rubbtr won by Lenl with net score Now leadinl!l by a WH.rgin ot 2,w!Fit'"oo"'mtehe following llat ot boys Dana Oodson and Ch&rles Buck of o20 ~..... 075 points, Sidney Lenz and Os · 1 the players that. will butch Ia The ADawer Ia Eaoy After You Have Tried It my mtn•,.. w••de<ed to the brldg• ~-~ • ~ ered , """' wd,., hog• ··"" Rubber No. 2-LenzRJacoby . 15. wald .,J lltCO b.¥· ch amp 1ons o1 the ofli- ..., 1make up the Boy's Pint Uam: A la t dMonday d th · 1 Sill. Aak Your Drurpat table, "ll.nalyStng and reana y . g CulbcrtBon 10l,t. Rubber won by cia! 1· 2-3 syltem. reawne tonight 'Hnny Capehart, Eugene Ore&;, .U. rge cro a ten e e the banWI. So much so that after Lem: wit& net Score Ot 690 point.:~ . with the hope of pymmidlng that bert Brison. Russell Capehart, Ran ~urchM:~s ~\·eSunday ntrht at 1.he lheater, I stopped at the Ca· Rubber No. 3-Lenz-Jacoby; 48 advantage into a genuinely dan . kin Harris. James Phllllpa, Harold · FIJ'St Prize $500.00: Next Un Pr1zea 1100.00 l"ftCh; Next. twenty PrtZt:li vendiBh for & tew rubbers of bridge Culbertson 50. Rubber won by t.enz serous lead ' -ILewts and Paul Rutteneutter. t:)O.OO each. Next forty Prizes •2500 each; Ne~t one hundred PriZl's I have )Uit. completeG the anat.Y- with net SCQre ot 150 points fOn Thus far, t.he red suits have fav~ Ossining. N y. Dec:. lO--INS- I Amick Meeti. Purdum and Farley or.~ sla o( the car<b held In the flrst first hand of thJS rubber we took 9 1ored Len1 and JacOby. They ha.ve Sing Sing prlSon today lost one oflof t he Girl 's squad. were members 1110.00: .Next one hundred Prlzea $5.00 each. In case of a tie ide:nUc;~l ten rubbers which, by the way. re- ~et of lOOC points to stop a grand NOT yet lost tn a diamond con~ U.s star football and baseball play- of the team lut year. while the Pr11k6 wUl be awarded. Rules: Write on one aide or )lApel' only. L"!'t. qulred 59 h&nds. I find that in slant) tnct and have won a heavy pro- ers, Harry "Red" Sexton. t.hrollt!lh [l est are all new to the aame. · R The frollowmg persons came h~re tbeae nlbben we held, all told, 114 ~ portion of heart contract."! '"gra.duntion." , Capehart. Harris, and Ore65 litre t6 attend the- funeral of Mrs. Pack- your letter contain no more than fifty wol'dl. Teftr o1r Tap of ail6 ~lvt! 8s ~t 123 held Dy our 'Rubber 4--Lenz-Jaooby; 15. Cul· 1 Lenz and Jacoby have had only I "&-d·· walked out through the, the only oneR lett from the boy's ard whtth was held at the home of Carton and mall wtth lett~r to 668 Salve Contest. .raetiOnvUle, Jlllortda . oppooentl. Pecu.ltarly enough, th e berb!on : 18. RUbber wDn by Cld· an even brenk in clubs, while they I big iron gates a tree man, except squud of last year, but the new her daughter Mrs. E. W Swan lul ...,ti&Uc8 revealed that In 59 hands bertson With net score ot 935 points !both have lost more spades than !that. he wm have to make per!Ddle members have proved to be 8 WFdnesday . W. D. Packard, Dravos All letters muet be In by midnight, January 31, 1882. Your DrUplat w1!l thu8 far held t:~ach stde hus held Rubber 5--Lenz.:.Jacoby · 28 Cnl- tto2y have won. . reports t.o the state parole board ot promising youna stars and burg. Pn .. Mr and Mrs J H. Pack· • " 118 kings. These t\gures are in a bertson 30. Rubber won by Lenz With the Culberwons, 1t has During the recent fno tball seathe season Is over will live ard, Fre.nc~ Packard, Herbert and tuwe li!!t of wanne"S by ~Pebn~ary ~5tb. mea11 ure Slglltficant of the dl:op of wlth net score of 465 points. been JU8t the oppo.'llte. Tliey han son at Smg Bing, "Red" fumtshed up to all expect&tlo!ls. Fay Packard of Portsmouth, Robert or Tableta with 666 Salve Make. a 666 LW.uid the cards. : Rubber 6--Len~...J'acoby : 16. Cu)w NOT been defeated Ill !l. spade or plenty of thrills everyone The teiUDs have a complete sch- ica.rnahan, Beaver Falls. Pa., Mr. --. For tmtance, Tocsdal: night we OOrtsnn 17. Rubber . won by CUI· club contract, but have yell to make thal "Red" was an expert cdule of games for the ensuing Ilea Rnd Mrs Wm. Carnahan. Racine, Complet-e lateraal aad Lte,rul Treatment held 74 aces and 13 kings, while bert&m with net score or 600 points. a successful bid In diamonds came to throwing rorwald son and hDpe to emerge as v1ct01s 10., ).{r!l. S. E. McCall and Mr. and Advertisement M:esers. Lenz und JILCOby jointly Rubber 7-Lenz-Jac::oby : 13 Cui_ __ and plunging the Une from every r:ombat With the exw I Mrs . Draper Davis or Coolville, 0 held 70 aces t~tvi 71 kings The dil- bcrLI:lf.n : 4. Rubber won by L.m z More than once W.st. summer he .-·=. ..,c= o:c terence tu score un that ()VCnmg wlth net li<:Ore of 1045 points · . At Reno- Tony I Polom, former won a bnll game ror his "alma was 360 po1nt6 which was sc· Rubber 8--Lenz-Jacoby: 47. Cu.- Jlght.weight cha mpion. dcreuLcd Ro- mute1" by batting out tl ho111e count~ for by th~ fa[t Uat our bt'ltson 47 Rubhcr won by Lenz meo v~mon of FullcrLon. Cal, llO) ppponent.s bid and made a sla1.1 ~n with net. score of 530 poh_Jt.:;. • At Los Angeles-Bonnie Muir, the first evening or pluy Messu; Rubber 9-Lenz-Jncoby . 5. Cul Autil.rollan champion de(euted Lenz and Jo.coby had a. marked Jbertson : 12 1\: . Rubber won b.v Cul- Harry Mamas, Greek sLar prepundere.noo of t~~c[s_._holdmP, bertson wlt.h net score of 105~ ---~~ - · __ _ Clevclu.nd , Dec lO-- INS-Com· : -~ pleLmg a deal for whlch negotla· tlons have been undel'wuy 1 for h>m\tl, , the cont.act fo• th• N91,,.. j j Dame- Navy football game In Olcve land stadium on Nov 19, 1932, haH been :>1gned by Jesse Harper, dlrec~----------By or othteu"" •• the aouth :Bend mstltutlon. it was announced htne today . The City of Cleveland will re w l;~iVe lQ per tent of the i'I'DiiS re w .£fi)U nr.. ilh~ game Jwh'tth ~l!l expect · ' ' ed to be wltncased by 80,000 specLaton;. Ali expenses will be borne IJJ the ctt}'. eson ro•.r -tt.m• aatc. Sensational Discovery, 666 Salve I I $5 000 cash PrizeS F'Of Be8t Answen ""lNG Sl_NG __ _•· _ LOS r;.., LEADING PLAYER A.S RESULT OF PAROLE! Hartf WHY TIIIAMP ~ WHr:1<1 "'-!: GOT EIUNNIES IN OUR OWN B.6CK ~.AN' BAIT a T'EIOOT' I • ~==:::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::.::::::::::::.::.::.::.::.:_ I ' ,.'.1.,'he nueavywel:ght 'Muddle· I NOTRE DAME TO PLAY IN CLEVEL4}11D, __.....:...::::..==;;::::l II .HARDIN BURNLEY WEEK END(. ,., ---- ~:.ou·n·d·s .... _. . ' Plltladclphla , Dec . 10.- TNS-Thcl , H' lli!O.tl(lnal VICtory Of MC! .:!l Camp, Detroit over Ery,·m Rudolph Cleveland, the defending chu.mpio.,.. toL do.y thnlled fans as they awAited plu.y m the tenth day of lhtl world'IS championShip pocket bllltard tour· 1mment. Camp drfP.ated Rudolph last night by 125 to 24 lll seven iJUlw lOgs, going out wtth a run of 50. This defeat dropped Rudolph 1rom the lead and Into a Lrlple tie for secolld with Frank Taberskl of Schenectady, N. Y, and ~orge K€ily oi Philadelphia at !om .;am. s won and one lost. Ralph Green· leaf of New 'Yurk, a ten-time holCV er of the crowu. ntow Js the undb put.<:d leader with four victories and no def?at.s. Camp, 24-years old und th•__. youngefrt, players tn the toL .. aa ment, depullcatcd the rent performed ln Detroit two }'ear 1 alfO when he defeated Ts.berskt, thelJ the defending champion. In lhal sELme year he st.a.r~ert the pocket billiard world• when he tliumphecl over Oreenleat, the winner of the 1929 title, In hls BeCllnd gamE Camp played with great speed and daring and seem~:d In no way afraid or the champion. At the end of the fourth inning he lrd by J7 to 10 and ht the next three innings re had runs of 32, 26 and 50 Many belleved that Rudolph would win wh10n he tl'fllltd at 75 to 21 for tn this tournament he tialled Bptncer ILivsey a.t 65 to 2 and Robc1t Lindj bla.m a.t 61 to U, yet won wibh I SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TERMS! ONLY Oa.me 1'aberskl, with a run of 93, Johnny Layton, by 125 to I6defeated In s1x Innings. OnDtrlo La.url of Brooklyn de· Ifeated AI MUler of Racine, Wis., by '.25 to 45 h\ sixteen innings. Ancirew Ponzi, PhJladelphla. deI, teated Spcm:er L1vsey, Los Angeles, 1 by 125 to 35 In fourteen ftlntngs. I He made 100 j)(llnt.s In the last two Innings, a run ot 56 ending the pleto wit!>, Th,sting Tools or ' DustctR, 'On our 11pccial terms; a lower¥d down-~~ymcnt, murrtl)•· IP ·ri'I balln<'e, and a ~bcr~l'allb\\fance for <i)d electric Cleaners;·- · · And lieto~• anolbet W..M·c- I )>Our ,Hoo¥Ar .,ll! b..ocliv•.,J. all wr•pJ>O<~">ior ~~teuiMion, in I • tpO>icl.. C.I:.~ l<.tJllo>0 '&4l!i<\llo I I I I Iau.mc. I WithTb.; Wrestler& I By I N. s . \ At New . YOrk - .Jim Lonctos. I, Oreece, dofcatcd Dr. Ralph Wilson, and arain the Gob was at ' the top o f the h eap. Never~ h eIes9 i t I00k 11 as If..,Jack is ln for tho old run· i~~·~j[o~~!i!l arounji, for ~e dooBn't fit an!'i.l wl.ere· ln the Schmeling-Jaeoi ,J phnlll Philadelphia. • J Bam S~eln, Ncwu·k, kJI;u;J Jd P!,oycl l 1 Marsha.!, QallfGmta . 1 1932. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~::~~~: ,~i~~~,~~~;w~ho will ~ Jack fa\·~ ShnrY, . Omah~. ••;,~~~~g . r 1 tt.ctball sta,r. IHany Corpe:weet, forme1· 1football tlero, and Ca.rl f Len Macaluso, former •T..r~~~·;; ' Chica.go, drew. ~ Dusek, Omaha. dcf~at 1d 1 • Rudy '"1.l~~;~ ' 1Dink Davlscourt, Ci:lallfo~la. 1 ~ . A\ ~~~~ ~~- "'-'ifQI'· . ;:;;:U~~~~r:.~~~i~~~;.i~:·i~~ ~~~~fi~ l 1 I n;a. m · ~k. ~on. 'ot ~~~~::~~i~:~~~}; Cl~ll '-l~•r• :1f•ldtl11 ~ 1"1 -lwl:!ftt:~r.ltr\rer, ~·n)K•I~ftlf! q·~:~llfi 1 I~!P'\no'l"' 1 few 1 J Yl'llr~ o~n . rlti!H,l r(JDlihlt!IJihl~ 1•1 nlllllnl• · ·~ \~ti ~o:tin!, l t'l''ff ". ' 1,. II ~n'., 1 fJf lllJfll>l'lil.r'l('t! 1, ecta s 00 CANNED KRAUT 2 Large 25c Cans . , , .. WHITE LOAF FLOUR Pet· 49c Sack PANCAKE FLOUR Little Willie m· Bl!ckwhe)lt 4 Pouud sack . . . . . . . . CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE One lb. Can and 1 pkg. 2'~C 1 Choc. Pudding . . .. . . . . GOOD MORNING PEAS For .... 1 42C MACARONI, SPAGHET· T1 or EGG NOODLES 3 Packages IOc No. 2 23c FANCY CANNED PEACHES CANNED CORN 19c For ......... . 3 Cans 25c FANCY RICE 2 Pounds for . , , . , . , .. , .... 9c CANNED TOMATOES For .... 23c Large Can FANCY LARGE PRUNES Per· Pound lie NE\VBEANS 4 Pounds For , , , , , . 19c . Z3c No. 2 Can 3 Fot' ..... CREAMERY BUTTER ENGLISH WALNUTS 39c Per Pound MINCE MEAT None Such Per Package1 e~t.se. · To make i.t'!! pun:hase still \ CJWic:t. b.u,v. your Hoov<!r, 'omR 1 • OLEOMARGERINE Greenleaf Holds . Lead In Tourney Big Christmas Value! ., • = l..Oii aces Weod Pressure'! Wanted- tl..a , At .._, aad tee; baa LelliiNI, Beh1 ('~ lilA ~dey &1111. oillln. .,_.. wWt. r Me lie lellfbt. tdiYA 1111 lilcP tar ,._ - . . .. .., t4nrU ~CH PLAYED ..TO DATE \M "' . G SYS'fEM IS TO BE PREFERRED; ATfENDS T EATRE AS REST !~ ~.~,:~• ~:.;;;,,c~;; "~'!.,~·~ w. wont to ' j 8e.n Prancteco--Howard K~ith ~-'l :nus .~ w wr ~~.. lD-Lem:~Jacoby · fn IH t Smith Jn 1\4!11'0 ww ror t.o M~> or on I of lcmllllt. ir!' 'tbE Cul~rtson · ~~ de~t Lead For ...,cn--:,.e M I""...,.,~.."~•...---. tbe- rueat £-U ..,. AT tH TIIEATiltlS l'n!e Ub thla jltr 11&11. I rmliT RESULTs i=t'~,':"'.:":.~ :;:; ;.:U..;..R.~~~-=~"'=•~· !, AtOOttand. -OOI.-PidtiLaBa•· ,_ Il"'"·---otdur!Dtlll out tht two belt tlaml tbat w=E GlbbOtothebOII!llot&tPNI!til. ~ ber .-,r·b\·Jafi 1111. 84~ Anaelel teatberweltl\t. n:l•ltlCP, &h1l bllnl burt' lut ·' 17c MILK ~:n~~e , .. , .. .. . • POST or KELLOG'S CORN FLAKES FANCY CANNED STRING BEANS 2 Large,or No.2 3 Sma,ll Pkg ..... 23c 22c Tltese Prices are for -. 10 STO:ItHS Pomeroy . \ ' Maow'• C.roce!J:JJ " . , ...... , ' , , . , ; b'.l.."-''"'' •':! ~ · ~· •. , I . >.' • :. ""~~'!'elmaD e • • ·' • • • · • • '· . t...:if:'• ¢ath.,,IS c;..;;..,ey . . .......... .. 9111 ...... . ' ' " .. ... . ... hd:Jock ... ,, .. ,., .. , .... , ' ' ~Cio·;!'{Y. Goi" fit• . l ~ • l? ' Pet· Package .. ,.... '. 23c EN~l$)f fl4CQN IOc Can , .. SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR Per Poufld ' ..... ·.... 17c �' ~ • ' '.. .~.. W*ID TID: DAJLY 'nUBII!IS, I'OittROY, otnO. ua·.CULBERTSON. ANALYZFS RANI»; OF CONTRACT BRIDGE fN rlflNTES'f TO DECIDE JIDDJN C:U.UIFU:.D .. .. .. o\~V~RTISING J&CTION ~ (10 pL) !Oc. --1-) Qp 11!110 11 ! ~ - e~~· ...... 1 am 'TNATRE, POfoW\(1¥, TODAY ·~y DIPI.PMAT'' · Ge..,wt,..., rue .. , ..u.. "'" ........ a~a ~ ror At. ,....,, .., .....,. . .u.o eo_...,. "Po• ~>v~:~" .... -...,_.......,...., ''· -""""" ..,..,..., .... · - Ftitdu - ' S.lllrdar ''CHMICES,., . _,.......-. ....... _ _ _ ......... l[oo_ .._ ,...,.lo~flo•l-bor~ -~ ...,.,... • ' ro- .......... ia.a AJ.o C-ecb' "Mani,ace Row•" LIB!RTlltfMTIJE.. MIDDUPORT, TOD4Y ''CITY STREETS" Tbe _P'ISI:tm. & _ wm __ be NIPODI1b&l _ tn ·- JeJlt. 114vwll .... hnz liiWJ', lltu ....t . .; GarJ: eoop., WJD. _ . Dron SMae1. floye I"UU"•. . . . a Pill~ w..,... Glbloa and 8;plt'la Ret wbai Uppe.,. Alao Cc!ln•cb· "Pic:todal No. 11 FrW.r and Satu.dar M_.-. Dnuler aJill Polly Moran m For Sale, Misc. "POJ:.ITICS'' • an.uw.rle 10 In '' ' .1/ore You Watchiar Your Almcst every case or apopl~:xy 1... ar:tgravELted b~ spel~ ot Indigestion, oft ~n RccompanJed: by dtr.zinBIIS. c~t­ pcchtlly after eaUns heavy !ooda or a loo hearty meal. lt you are beglnnJng to be t1·oub~ led by slight dlgestlve upsets-If y1;u have pam or other distress ~~r • SALESMAN WANTED-Local mrm Guly to wor!t Pomeroy and I!Ufw rounding counties calling on buslues!! cm•cerns Nationally odvertlscd line Must be u hustler Permanent eonuec~o. If yqu lllakc zoud . MERCHANTS if.l- ter eating- If you sutler from bid; .QU4STI.UE:B. tm:. ~(101'-2020 Home headaches on dizzy spellsAv.,.un, !)u_y,lon, Ohio, 12-8-JL Start W\klng a tablespoonful ol Dnre·s Mentha Pepsin before meO.IIi. Fot~atBv r~ plenishlng your scantl' gutrlc POR RENT- 2 or .~it-~7'ill:'i".~ julce 1111d oa.slng the load on a tu·ed ed for housekecpmg pnvat" ~tomach. Dore's keeps your stomach roumo. prlvute entmucc , firBl from getting out ot order. flour, olso u.rag-c. MI .S i. N , No conscientious druggist would o 1:rber, 752 So. 2m! Ave, Mlc! d1,. fl._''ct cnd tor a moment that any POl t. l2w&-3~ I E• omsch remedy eould· ab!!Olut2ly · ' prevent. apoplexy. But he will tell FoR - RENT..:..:=-Two large roonu; r~r you thnt by keeping }'ou.r digestJon Ught hou...ek-:!cplna- With Jl:ora~ . runnlnn ojong smoothly. you are ' Mrs Ida; Wrifht. Racine. o. dolnlf much to le86en the danger ot 12R8R3t Rn Mtack. ~ · -:--:::---:--. 1'b·':! · ~sbury Drug Co. a.nct an FOR RENT-Garage on Mechanic ROOd drudt11ts guarantee Bare's to Street J. B. Epple, Pomeroy. overcome indigestion or money l2~10-3t back. adv. I - I ~. ·' yean of Wednaday. A. Qold Ruco Juhllno ond clauoht.o• !lrL Prttz, Parkerabura Wedneaday whtrt l(l'l. MI'OliWJ made J bWrol"..... Note : Rubber LoB Anaetea weliprwel;ht, Ookl \Uldtf'IO an oper&tkm trip Wheellnt lui 8at~y . · 18 --...."'-· 48 and 47 k"'•" to our ... --.... "" ·b dtleat<d B 0 ., • ' d ToW'l'&!ne, tho ....,.,.., hor l!e'riei' Of 'a.ttlolel Wltlcb lin We were tortunate lnl5eed toes23 Rubber won y • Prance, 110, , Cl&rtnoe Baler, driver ol the Mr•. Hattie Koch '!'t\0 hu been · - • - e' Cttlberbon noted cape with ' a of only 1716 Lenz with net acore of 1030 potnt&. blll 11 enJOflnl • o.f Kr. and Mra. R. 'I'. "" ...., ' _......., pdlous ~n view of this masMna of Play wtll _be resumed th1a even· Embleton llr and farnt)J' for U\41 upert, 4el 'Wl'ltbw lor ~teruratlonll bile b~ ttooora ln their hand&. lng. So areat 1l. my confidence in __ The Mt.a:Ml City Oa.rden elub ~et put IIX weeki ret.urned. Yonclt.y to 1 ~ 1Jen1ce on the brldp matob Another stu4y of the bonor the superiOrity ot the ap,roalth· Ban Franclaco, Dec. li)-.-JN8-_ a.t .the home or 1411:. L: J . Kutten- her home In Wheelfnl lllrtill played lJY !~ln. 01•!bertsoo atreuath belCI in the hanri is ID- tor¢ue I!Yitem of bl11dlng that I f~l Blazins over the li!tke meraed i cud.er Tue6dllty evenl.nl, Mr. and Mrs. Robert OhHnaer iJ1 ~ ~ buaban4 Ell' C\hblr\IOD, temun,. AI mort readers k~;mw, we wll1 hlltve no Qtmculty in o~rMARY WOU" 1 of..ltla'tors bf Ute' approa.cb-forclnJ the iftlerally accepted !ltandard 9f ~omtng the sUght lead now held by course in 68, four under par, Hor-~' OPENING G&ID OJ" SPSON New Haven were Sunday aueat.l o1 .._._ bf oontract bidding, aplnat valutna a hand !or an geu~b.id. our vpponent.l. ton 8m1th, "money player," today 8&TVItDAY ' ' LOWE" T"OM •• Mra. BarbarA. Smith IDd blothet 1 '!" ~· led the• qqaUftera in the open San Fran-1 111. n n.-7 ftft. UarUn Oblin11tr. 'IU&i«r a. !;till 'and Oa:wald Jlbbby. a.n· C;VHeall or ralse, b .. C r t - Th e averarc value or a. contract cisco naUonel play 'Saturday nlf:bt wtll mark the _ 7600 In 11111 article Mrs. Oulbertaon Cf,vea son 8tandard table ot tiooot-trlciCS, rubller is 950 points. Thus far w.e champumahip a.t. the end of the J be& Innhtns.Aot theotboiWk_e._~: _ae&!IOllh'•h Be&ale Moore , 118 callinl ora Wr. and MrB Doylt McKn~t m enalyata of !the c&rdl played to whk:h la as fQJlow1 : haYe won three ·rubbe1'8, whllc Mes- first 18 holes or play . ! 1<" 1 e a~~a~~~a .. Edna Morrill Monday. •nd cbikiren of Spen~ apent Mr. and. lin. Ben Boln and aoo Wltb LellZ and Ja«by m l.he l "x" means a low rud.l sra Lenz andJacobyhavewon7Thc Going out Sm!th carded a 38 , . .chool. Mr. WIWam H. VanHorn, Mrs. E W. Tuolr:er vialted beT Sunday here the ~~:ueiUl of relatives Donald wen calUna on Ot.be Botto ~. the match w111 be reaumed % trlck..-any K x; any Q J x; any net dtft'erenee in the score !!I 20'Jfi but oomlng in he burned up t.he ; ~oh at. Wahama and a ;traduate hUsband at the Boller hOIPit&l •nd. ft.at11)' 81mday, t&t•llft, Q x and' J x 1n two suJt.s. wbi(<h makes the 'o'alue or the rub- course with four birdies ILJld one l of B&lem collere. hu been workinJ Tuelday .. 0. T . Gibbs Ia thi! lf!ason'• !td+.1n Zlmmft11Ut.n &nd famUy By ;J08JlPHINE OULBERl'SON l trtck-eny ooe, any K J x; any bers which we have won slight!)' eagle in the 18 holeB. [ rot the past tew weeks set.ttna the Mre. Walter Dod10n hal ~n ill cho.rnplon hOR ral6er tn Ull& COin- of J(iw lrlarlbfteht. HanQl' St.aneart W0ri4'a greate.st woman ltrldJt It Q; lltny K x; any Q x ; In two Jess than 620 points. One stroke behind Bmlth was teams ln trim, and ~ the abo" but it; much improved at t.Ws time. munlty. :_e killed two Monday m .. and t4f1111J and Mn. Ida 8Mneart Player. sult&. I am qulte ,.,.o nvinced that. when Gene SB.rar.en. Pormcr national night at 7:30 they will meet thelr Robert Collina wu caiHn& on dressJna: 129 lb6 Wld. lhe ot.her f2', 1of Ha11tden IPeft't '86nd.ay wit~ Written ror I. N. s . 1'!I tricks-Any A Q, A J 10 01 the balance of honor-tricks and open champion. who was out. In 34 · first opponent. of the JU.~KJn-H&r- Flossie Dildine Sunday. lb&. Mllt.on Stanu.rt and faoilly. Copyrlaht. 1931. By I . N. S. K Q 10. aces aud klngs swings to our side 1Lnd in 35. He collected five birdies. ! rl.sonvllle. In addition to the beau M:n; Cha.& HyaeU 1.1 better at t.hla --· -New York, Dec. 10--INS--1 took th!'lt we can make the hlftuenc~ of Frank Walsh, •Chicago profcs- l tiful high school buildlnl Just rew writing . advantaae cf Qle tlnt paure In the 2 tricks-Any A K. thcst' ILonors felt in the score. slonal, was by tllmself Ln the 70 cent)) erected, the students caa Walter Dodaon has given up the br14ge tatt.le for 1001 hands. 1n 'Illll has been called by many -bracket; Al Espinosa, rwmer-up In boast of a wonderful gymnaa.lum In es.raae owned by Sw.mp Rw;sell. , • • , ----• whlcn my husband and 1 are enga&· Players, some of whom do not act.be townament here last yeaT wa.s which to stage thelr campaigns. Floasie SmaUey took supper wltt. .A Doetor a Preac:nphon far Treahn1 Colda Estera&~l)' cept all the principles oi the ap~ New York, Dec. 1(1--lNS-FOI'tl· , __._ high ' The !ollowlna la the Pint Squad E bod U · I T • .,_ Th • r~--.s t ··"th .___ 8ld 1 ed. tn a eonte:s ..,, .......,........ ney prcachwforclng 5ystem, as tltt indls-~ fled by a night 's rest, tlle players In 'one . s .... ..,.,e er. from which the gtrls ftrst team will J~ Moore and wife Priday. very Y IIRI t - eauat ew .._.., 8. Len• and Oswald Jacoby teatlnlil pemilble Ya•dR-~Ick f .... the .-alua~ the Lem:-Culbertson marathon Billy Burke. national open chw.m 1be selected H le Amick Louis Ray McKay and Walter Dod&On the l'fti""'CU\'e merits 11f the ap"" ... was among those who had to , Mees Mary V·--Ia e n Purdum • Ber-e made a bu&lnes trip to Charleston ,. bridge 1tournament. go Into piun, bc content proa.ch-forcins lind omcaal system~ tlo·l• of a hand. The .... ....... ot thl& !·ard contract b .... h wit-h '75s . · ....... • recently • , of contract biddtng. to attena Qlo:: stlr:k reveala the following facts; atl.le !\lain tonae- t, each team deAudrey Boomer, champion of mce Parle}', Mutne EUu, Lona. Vema Hendricks .was brought ' ·~·atre .. ..v~ ....~ T.he play wa4 interRubber No. 1-Lenz-Jaooby :. 41 termined to make the t>e.sslon o. Fro.nee. was among the twelve en · Mae Roush, Pt!nelope Mot.la, Mina home from the Holter hospital """" ~ Cut•-• .... n. 28'/. Kay and Lorrslne Hellman · "Why You Prefer 866 Salve for Colda" estlng and I enjoyed the change of t>11L hon--trlcks. .,. m:.-.~ " tcllllli one. trw.nts who finished with 'M's. Tuesday ••,,,., but l confess that mauy times Rubbtr won by Lenl with net score Now leadinl!l by a WH.rgin ot 2,w!Fit'"oo"'mtehe following llat ot boys Dana Oodson and Ch&rles Buck of o20 ~..... 075 points, Sidney Lenz and Os · 1 the players that. will butch Ia The ADawer Ia Eaoy After You Have Tried It my mtn•,.. w••de<ed to the brldg• ~-~ • ~ ered , """' wd,., hog• ··"" Rubber No. 2-LenzRJacoby . 15. wald .,J lltCO b.¥· ch amp 1ons o1 the ofli- ..., 1make up the Boy's Pint Uam: A la t dMonday d th · 1 Sill. Aak Your Drurpat table, "ll.nalyStng and reana y . g CulbcrtBon 10l,t. Rubber won by cia! 1· 2-3 syltem. reawne tonight 'Hnny Capehart, Eugene Ore&;, .U. rge cro a ten e e the banWI. So much so that after Lem: wit& net Score Ot 690 point.:~ . with the hope of pymmidlng that bert Brison. Russell Capehart, Ran ~urchM:~s ~\·eSunday ntrht at 1.he lheater, I stopped at the Ca· Rubber No. 3-Lenz-Jacoby; 48 advantage into a genuinely dan . kin Harris. James Phllllpa, Harold · FIJ'St Prize $500.00: Next Un Pr1zea 1100.00 l"ftCh; Next. twenty PrtZt:li vendiBh for & tew rubbers of bridge Culbertson 50. Rubber won by t.enz serous lead ' -ILewts and Paul Rutteneutter. t:)O.OO each. Next forty Prizes •2500 each; Ne~t one hundred PriZl's I have )Uit. completeG the anat.Y- with net SCQre ot 150 points fOn Thus far, t.he red suits have fav~ Ossining. N y. Dec:. lO--INS- I Amick Meeti. Purdum and Farley or.~ sla o( the car<b held In the flrst first hand of thJS rubber we took 9 1ored Len1 and JacOby. They ha.ve Sing Sing prlSon today lost one oflof t he Girl 's squad. were members 1110.00: .Next one hundred Prlzea $5.00 each. In case of a tie ide:nUc;~l ten rubbers which, by the way. re- ~et of lOOC points to stop a grand NOT yet lost tn a diamond con~ U.s star football and baseball play- of the team lut year. while the Pr11k6 wUl be awarded. Rules: Write on one aide or )lApel' only. L"!'t. qulred 59 h&nds. I find that in slant) tnct and have won a heavy pro- ers, Harry "Red" Sexton. t.hrollt!lh [l est are all new to the aame. · R The frollowmg persons came h~re tbeae nlbben we held, all told, 114 ~ portion of heart contract."! '"gra.duntion." , Capehart. Harris, and Ore65 litre t6 attend the- funeral of Mrs. Pack- your letter contain no more than fifty wol'dl. Teftr o1r Tap of ail6 ~lvt! 8s ~t 123 held Dy our 'Rubber 4--Lenz-Jaooby; 15. Cul· 1 Lenz and Jacoby have had only I "&-d·· walked out through the, the only oneR lett from the boy's ard whtth was held at the home of Carton and mall wtth lett~r to 668 Salve Contest. .raetiOnvUle, Jlllortda . oppooentl. Pecu.ltarly enough, th e berb!on : 18. RUbber wDn by Cld· an even brenk in clubs, while they I big iron gates a tree man, except squud of last year, but the new her daughter Mrs. E. W Swan lul ...,ti&Uc8 revealed that In 59 hands bertson With net score ot 935 points !both have lost more spades than !that. he wm have to make per!Ddle members have proved to be 8 WFdnesday . W. D. Packard, Dravos All letters muet be In by midnight, January 31, 1882. Your DrUplat w1!l thu8 far held t:~ach stde hus held Rubber 5--Lenz.:.Jacoby · 28 Cnl- tto2y have won. . reports t.o the state parole board ot promising youna stars and burg. Pn .. Mr and Mrs J H. Pack· • " 118 kings. These t\gures are in a bertson 30. Rubber won by Lenz With the Culberwons, 1t has During the recent fno tball seathe season Is over will live ard, Fre.nc~ Packard, Herbert and tuwe li!!t of wanne"S by ~Pebn~ary ~5tb. mea11 ure Slglltficant of the dl:op of wlth net score of 465 points. been JU8t the oppo.'llte. Tliey han son at Smg Bing, "Red" fumtshed up to all expect&tlo!ls. Fay Packard of Portsmouth, Robert or Tableta with 666 Salve Make. a 666 LW.uid the cards. : Rubber 6--Len~...J'acoby : 16. Cu)w NOT been defeated Ill !l. spade or plenty of thrills everyone The teiUDs have a complete sch- ica.rnahan, Beaver Falls. Pa., Mr. --. For tmtance, Tocsdal: night we OOrtsnn 17. Rubber . won by CUI· club contract, but have yell to make thal "Red" was an expert cdule of games for the ensuing Ilea Rnd Mrs Wm. Carnahan. Racine, Complet-e lateraal aad Lte,rul Treatment held 74 aces and 13 kings, while bert&m with net score or 600 points. a successful bid In diamonds came to throwing rorwald son and hDpe to emerge as v1ct01s 10., ).{r!l. S. E. McCall and Mr. and Advertisement M:esers. Lenz und JILCOby jointly Rubber 7-Lenz-Jac::oby : 13 Cui_ __ and plunging the Une from every r:ombat With the exw I Mrs . Draper Davis or Coolville, 0 held 70 aces t~tvi 71 kings The dil- bcrLI:lf.n : 4. Rubber won by L.m z More than once W.st. summer he .-·=. ..,c= o:c terence tu score un that ()VCnmg wlth net li<:Ore of 1045 points · . At Reno- Tony I Polom, former won a bnll game ror his "alma was 360 po1nt6 which was sc· Rubber 8--Lenz-Jacoby: 47. Cu.- Jlght.weight cha mpion. dcreuLcd Ro- mute1" by batting out tl ho111e count~ for by th~ fa[t Uat our bt'ltson 47 Rubhcr won by Lenz meo v~mon of FullcrLon. Cal, llO) ppponent.s bid and made a sla1.1 ~n with net. score of 530 poh_Jt.:;. • At Los Angeles-Bonnie Muir, the first evening or pluy Messu; Rubber 9-Lenz-Jncoby . 5. Cul Autil.rollan champion de(euted Lenz and Jo.coby had a. marked Jbertson : 12 1\: . Rubber won b.v Cul- Harry Mamas, Greek sLar prepundere.noo of t~~c[s_._holdmP, bertson wlt.h net score of 105~ ---~~ - · __ _ Clevclu.nd , Dec lO-- INS-Com· : -~ pleLmg a deal for whlch negotla· tlons have been undel'wuy 1 for h>m\tl, , the cont.act fo• th• N91,,.. j j Dame- Navy football game In Olcve land stadium on Nov 19, 1932, haH been :>1gned by Jesse Harper, dlrec~----------By or othteu"" •• the aouth :Bend mstltutlon. it was announced htne today . The City of Cleveland will re w l;~iVe lQ per tent of the i'I'DiiS re w .£fi)U nr.. ilh~ game Jwh'tth ~l!l expect · ' ' ed to be wltncased by 80,000 specLaton;. Ali expenses will be borne IJJ the ctt}'. eson ro•.r -tt.m• aatc. Sensational Discovery, 666 Salve I I $5 000 cash PrizeS F'Of Be8t Answen ""lNG Sl_NG __ _•· _ LOS r;.., LEADING PLAYER A.S RESULT OF PAROLE! Hartf WHY TIIIAMP ~ WHr:1<1 "'-!: GOT EIUNNIES IN OUR OWN B.6CK ~.AN' BAIT a T'EIOOT' I • ~==:::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::.::::::::::::.::.::.::.::.:_ I ' ,.'.1.,'he nueavywel:ght 'Muddle· I NOTRE DAME TO PLAY IN CLEVEL4}11D, __.....:...::::..==;;::::l II .HARDIN BURNLEY WEEK END(. ,., ---- ~:.ou·n·d·s .... _. . ' Plltladclphla , Dec . 10.- TNS-Thcl , H' lli!O.tl(lnal VICtory Of MC! .:!l Camp, Detroit over Ery,·m Rudolph Cleveland, the defending chu.mpio.,.. toL do.y thnlled fans as they awAited plu.y m the tenth day of lhtl world'IS championShip pocket bllltard tour· 1mment. Camp drfP.ated Rudolph last night by 125 to 24 lll seven iJUlw lOgs, going out wtth a run of 50. This defeat dropped Rudolph 1rom the lead and Into a Lrlple tie for secolld with Frank Taberskl of Schenectady, N. Y, and ~orge K€ily oi Philadelphia at !om .;am. s won and one lost. Ralph Green· leaf of New 'Yurk, a ten-time holCV er of the crowu. ntow Js the undb put.<:d leader with four victories and no def?at.s. Camp, 24-years old und th•__. youngefrt, players tn the toL .. aa ment, depullcatcd the rent performed ln Detroit two }'ear 1 alfO when he defeated Ts.berskt, thelJ the defending champion. In lhal sELme year he st.a.r~ert the pocket billiard world• when he tliumphecl over Oreenleat, the winner of the 1929 title, In hls BeCllnd gamE Camp played with great speed and daring and seem~:d In no way afraid or the champion. At the end of the fourth inning he lrd by J7 to 10 and ht the next three innings re had runs of 32, 26 and 50 Many belleved that Rudolph would win wh10n he tl'fllltd at 75 to 21 for tn this tournament he tialled Bptncer ILivsey a.t 65 to 2 and Robc1t Lindj bla.m a.t 61 to U, yet won wibh I SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TERMS! ONLY Oa.me 1'aberskl, with a run of 93, Johnny Layton, by 125 to I6defeated In s1x Innings. OnDtrlo La.url of Brooklyn de· Ifeated AI MUler of Racine, Wis., by '.25 to 45 h\ sixteen innings. Ancirew Ponzi, PhJladelphla. deI, teated Spcm:er L1vsey, Los Angeles, 1 by 125 to 35 In fourteen ftlntngs. I He made 100 j)(llnt.s In the last two Innings, a run ot 56 ending the pleto wit!>, Th,sting Tools or ' DustctR, 'On our 11pccial terms; a lower¥d down-~~ymcnt, murrtl)•· IP ·ri'I balln<'e, and a ~bcr~l'allb\\fance for <i)d electric Cleaners;·- · · And lieto~• anolbet W..M·c- I )>Our ,Hoo¥Ar .,ll! b..ocliv•.,J. all wr•pJ>O<~">ior ~~teuiMion, in I • tpO>icl.. C.I:.~ l<.tJllo>0 '&4l!i<\llo I I I I Iau.mc. I WithTb.; Wrestler& I By I N. s . \ At New . YOrk - .Jim Lonctos. I, Oreece, dofcatcd Dr. Ralph Wilson, and arain the Gob was at ' the top o f the h eap. Never~ h eIes9 i t I00k 11 as If..,Jack is ln for tho old run· i~~·~j[o~~!i!l arounji, for ~e dooBn't fit an!'i.l wl.ere· ln the Schmeling-Jaeoi ,J phnlll Philadelphia. • J Bam S~eln, Ncwu·k, kJI;u;J Jd P!,oycl l 1 Marsha.!, QallfGmta . 1 1932. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~::~~~: ,~i~~~,~~~;w~ho will ~ Jack fa\·~ ShnrY, . Omah~. ••;,~~~~g . r 1 tt.ctball sta,r. IHany Corpe:weet, forme1· 1football tlero, and Ca.rl f Len Macaluso, former •T..r~~~·;; ' Chica.go, drew. ~ Dusek, Omaha. dcf~at 1d 1 • Rudy '"1.l~~;~ ' 1Dink Davlscourt, Ci:lallfo~la. 1 ~ . A\ ~~~~ ~~- "'-'ifQI'· . ;:;;:U~~~~r:.~~~i~~~;.i~:·i~~ ~~~~fi~ l 1 I n;a. m · ~k. ~on. 'ot ~~~~::~~i~:~~~}; Cl~ll '-l~•r• :1f•ldtl11 ~ 1"1 -lwl:!ftt:~r.ltr\rer, ~·n)K•I~ftlf! q·~:~llfi 1 I~!P'\no'l"' 1 few 1 J Yl'llr~ o~n . rlti!H,l r(JDlihlt!IJihl~ 1•1 nlllllnl• · ·~ \~ti ~o:tin!, l t'l''ff ". ' 1,. II ~n'., 1 fJf lllJfll>l'lil.r'l('t! 1, ecta s 00 CANNED KRAUT 2 Large 25c Cans . , , .. WHITE LOAF FLOUR Pet· 49c Sack PANCAKE FLOUR Little Willie m· Bl!ckwhe)lt 4 Pouud sack . . . . . . . . CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE One lb. Can and 1 pkg. 2'~C 1 Choc. Pudding . . .. . . . . GOOD MORNING PEAS For .... 1 42C MACARONI, SPAGHET· T1 or EGG NOODLES 3 Packages IOc No. 2 23c FANCY CANNED PEACHES CANNED CORN 19c For ......... . 3 Cans 25c FANCY RICE 2 Pounds for . , , . , . , .. , .... 9c CANNED TOMATOES For .... 23c Large Can FANCY LARGE PRUNES Per· Pound lie NE\VBEANS 4 Pounds For , , , , , . 19c . Z3c No. 2 Can 3 Fot' ..... CREAMERY BUTTER ENGLISH WALNUTS 39c Per Pound MINCE MEAT None Such Per Package1 e~t.se. · To make i.t'!! pun:hase still \ CJWic:t. b.u,v. your Hoov<!r, 'omR 1 • OLEOMARGERINE Greenleaf Holds . Lead In Tourney Big Christmas Value! ., • = l..Oii aces Weod Pressure'! Wanted- tl..a , At .._, aad tee; baa LelliiNI, Beh1 ('~ lilA ~dey &1111. oillln. .,_.. wWt. r Me lie lellfbt. tdiYA 1111 lilcP tar ,._ - . . .. .., t4nrU ~CH PLAYED ..TO DATE \M "' . G SYS'fEM IS TO BE PREFERRED; ATfENDS T EATRE AS REST !~ ~.~,:~• ~:.;;;,,c~;; "~'!.,~·~ w. wont to ' j 8e.n Prancteco--Howard K~ith ~-'l :nus .~ w wr ~~.. lD-Lem:~Jacoby · fn IH t Smith Jn 1\4!11'0 ww ror t.o M~> or on I of lcmllllt. ir!' 'tbE Cul~rtson · ~~ de~t Lead For ...,cn--:,.e M I""...,.,~.."~•...---. tbe- rueat £-U ..,. AT tH TIIEATiltlS l'n!e Ub thla jltr 11&11. I rmliT RESULTs i=t'~,':"'.:":.~ :;:; ;.:U..;..R.~~~-=~"'=•~· !, AtOOttand. -OOI.-PidtiLaBa•· ,_ Il"'"·---otdur!Dtlll out tht two belt tlaml tbat w=E GlbbOtothebOII!llot&tPNI!til. ~ ber .-,r·b\·Jafi 1111. 84~ Anaelel teatberweltl\t. n:l•ltlCP, &h1l bllnl burt' lut ·' 17c MILK ~:n~~e , .. , .. .. . • POST or KELLOG'S CORN FLAKES FANCY CANNED STRING BEANS 2 Large,or No.2 3 Sma,ll Pkg ..... 23c 22c Tltese Prices are for -. 10 STO:ItHS Pomeroy . \ ' Maow'• C.roce!J:JJ " . , ...... , ' , , . , ; b'.l.."-''"'' •':! ~ · ~· •. , I . >.' • :. ""~~'!'elmaD e • • ·' • • • · • • '· . t...:if:'• ¢ath.,,IS c;..;;..,ey . . .......... .. 9111 ...... . ' ' " .. ... . ... hd:Jock ... ,, .. ,., .. , .... , ' ' ~Cio·;!'{Y. Goi" fit• . l ~ • l? ' Pet· Package .. ,.... '. 23c EN~l$)f fl4CQN IOc Can , .. SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR Per Poufld ' ..... ·.... 17c �• ' ...... ' ' '. ... '1'1111 DAILY ~ I'OMJIBOT, aall I . PAST cHIEFS liAv£ 1 BIG CELEBRATION • ftlfl-·· fH IDAY CAME Dr. Amy Whaley of Pomeroy, probably the oldest livmfl woman dentist In the UniU:d States spent her 94th birthday yesterday In a quiet way as has been her custom since Panthera Working Hard she discontinued her dental omce late last summer. Dr. Whaley Is by And Long for Mar· no means, teebJe as one might. ex .. pect conslderln~ h er advanct:d age. ietta Conte•t Her ~res<ent sch~dule Is to arllsc early Hn tact she told the reporttr that she probably gets up a grea< deal earlier every morning When They Meet Gianta than he does I, dresses herself, combs her hair and after pectorm· from Marietta In lng her morning a bluUons, seaLs herself at the breakf~~St table while College Gym her maid serves her breakfast. She then goes Into an adjomlng front U work and determination mean room which overlooks one of PomeartYthlnll In the way of winning roy's lnaln streets a nd watches th~ ball pmes, the Purple Panthers tramc as It passes by. Wnen th~ are a force which muat be reck- dallv papers aro received, she re<~ lio oned with when they go on their them a II as she Insists on keeping trek to Marietta FridaY evening to abreast with the times. meet the strong a11Jiregatton repShe generally retires at an early re¥ntlnll the State's oldest city . hour. Lately she has foregone her Pll)al pracuce was Indulged In trips down the long 'light Of Stlih'S T)\ursday afternoon. to th• street and consequen~ly her 1'he ll&me Friday evening, a pre- familiar figure Is not seen on llllllnary contest to the se~-to In Pcr<~eroy's streets as heretofore wh'lcb .Marietta collefle which make when sh·~ was still ac tively engaged lts ilnltlal bow. of t~e season, begins l tn the dentistry. prqmpt.Jy at 7 .00 o cloek and promllhr was wearing a plain gold !sea to be a rip roaring game as I ring, a gift when &he was ma rried, Ml!rletta 18 represented this year 'from her husband who also a denby , wba~ Is reaarded as one of Its . tlst beat It out from ' gold coin•. at&;imiest combinations 111 the his• • tory of . the school. Fortified by They practiced together for many seVen or el(lht from IB •t year's 1years. H z, however, passed away sqtll.d, nearly all or whom tower at I a number of yPars aio. Her daughor abqve tile six foot mark and by ter Caddie and c ne son have jomse'llierll newcomers who are even ed their father . Sho hus one dautaller, the .Marlettans present a ghtc1, Mrs. Am y Kmgsland formerforp.tclable front to any quintet l ly n well known singer In New they tJiay be called upon to face . Yo_rk . .S~_e Is vls~tlng her molncr "' . The Panthers, a championship th, PI C-e nt tim e. ag~ptlon from last year will give - - - - - - - - - -.. .~.· Uu¥n a real game even If they fall to ·' IN>Ing back the tacon which football can be playecl by Meigs m4J~y local rooters teei they will county representatives. It is sure do, aa they are a hard playing to be a good game and will be folha'f)jt fl(lhttna: bunch, none of whom lowed by another just as good. know when they are beaten. The Prices for the two games are reasblfl l!andlcap which they are now onable. being fifty cents for adults worttn1 to overcome, Is lack of and 25 cents tor students. practice and ~.he boyo have been -~--- -Almost Instant relief from coughs ou~ every day this week and work- POMEROY GIRLS ON PROGRAM jls now guaranteed In the uae of Inc. tar Into the evening In a su- 1 Athens, Dec. 10.- !Speclaii-TwJ the physician's famous preacrippreme effort to get their shooting 1Pomeroy girls, Helen Schaefer aP' Uon called Thoxlne. It works on eyea In trim for the tough battle Emmy Lou Keehne, pledges o; an entirely different principle; havwl)leh they are sure thry will have Sigma Alpha Iota, national music lng a double action, It relieves the In Waahln(lton county. organization. were amonrr the ~;Iris throat Irritation and goes direct A great many of the local en - who pres, nted a program recently to the Internal cause not reached thualaats are sure to follow the to celebrate the founding of the by cough syrups and patent medl:;;~ when they leave here to- society 28 years ago. cines \and the cough stops like wheno~he ~= :fho c~n not leave ~n•s Keehne sang a contralto magic, usually with the very first. bo oes, ave nothing solo and Miss Sahaefer entertained swallow :asl~; ~~!~h h~e worry. 3as they can on the plano. Tuesday night Miss Take~ before retiring, Thoxlne Marietta In plent;t ~- ~ an~ bet~" Schueler was accompanist for Miss absolutely' prevents nllt'ht eou~hlng a:ame unles thtUt ~houl~e d~~elo e Koehne In a student recital or mu- and Insures a good nl(lht's sleep. motor or tire trouble alona: t~ sic majors. It gives the same speedy relle.t tor way. One need not be a daredevil sore throat too. Contains no chloor particularly fast driver to NOTICE rotorm or harmful drugs. Children from Pomeroy to Marietta In :~ I have secured the services of like It; Remember-relief within hour and a half. The team, how- Mr. Frank Stowe to collect the 15 mlnut's from COIJIIhs or soro ever wlll leave probably at abou~ open accounts due Dr. H. J... Ward throat, or your money back. 35t. four o'clock. deceased. Mr. Stowe will call and 60c, $1.00 bottles. Sold by BIB preparations have been made present all accounts and has full ::::bersbach Pharmacy In Marietta for the game as authm·lty to collect ond r<relpt. .-ll Pomeroy Marietta hllh school rooters do not bills. Martin & Roller ·Drug Company tf.ke Pomeroy teams lightly since Deo McNaughton Wat·d. Execut rlx Middleport they · went to Wuhlntgon county Estate Dr. H. L. Ward, deceased. and all other good drug stores last Pall and ahowed them how <.l -l0-4L adv. HAVE TOUGH TILT . S.UON --- I Woii~n I ------EagiP- Ridge I I SEVEN Rfi.EASED THIRTEEN 10.1 · __ i _ .. ·· = · ~ She Is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Mrs. Iva Wllllamson both ot Columbus and Mrs. Naomi Bentley of Rutland. No funeral arrana:ements have been made at this time but will be announced later by Flnsterwald undertakers. 1 HOMER LAMP PASSES Homer A. Lamp aie 60 years died at hi, home near Rutland Thursday mornln11 at 9 o'clock from a linflerlni Illness. leaves to mourn his wife, one BOn Clair Lamp at home, one olster Mrs. Leamy of Rutlalld, two In Ooli!DlbU.S one aiBier In lilA! . nvlile and one brother .In In Flori a. J!luheral services at (be Palrn•ont churrh near Hebron, b .. Sunday at 2 P. M. In chara:e or the Plnsterwald undertakers. mr CVEltYWOMAN wonts a Genaral Electric Refrlg~ erotor In her kitchen. She'll take pride In the famous Monitor Top, Instantly recognized by friends ond nelghbon os the best In electrical refrlgerotlpn. A General Electric quickly saves Its cost. EDminotes waste by preserving l.'ft-overs. Makes It possible to do oil the family's marketing on bargain days, In Iorge quantities. Never oeeds attention- not even oiling. And a full guorantH protects every General Electric ggolnstony Ml"'lce expense for ~ three full yeon. A small dOwn ~ellt oquraa ·•· ? \ Chrlstmos dell~ry .. choose your model today. ' .! 1 ' '".. \ < Join lh CH Clrde. A -lal ooy of noon (ucopl Salvnlepl. \ p ;-"l ... ro"' .. ollet· I YOUTH PA88E8 AWAY 2 lor ------- I v SOciET"'YVii.EBJtATES ANNIVB"SARY The POrel(ln .MIAionary of Simpson M. 2, church met the home or Mrs. .Mary Huber on I Union Ave., Wednesday evenln1 'j with Mn. Oeora:e Parter as hoitess. The 82nd ann,versary was celebrated. A very nl~ Pf011'&111 wu rendered to 35 memben and friends present. · · A buffet luncheon the close. M~N'S DRESS SQCKS Made to l'etail at 35c a pair-fancy• J-ayon silk sox-in the newest pattems and colors. With reinforced heel and toeSizE's 10 to 12-Excelleht Xmas Gifts. ISc ·• pair • 480 PAIRS MEN'S 25c WOOL SOCKS "Husky" Socks defy the cold-heavy blue wool soc.ks with1 ribbed tops and white heel and toe-for warmth..:....durability and comfort. pair• lor SOCII SAXTON HEAVY PART WOOL 70x80 . BLANKEtS 'l'an plaids with' pink·or blue bordergPAII\ ' Sle p_. ,... - _, 0.. ...,.,. 5,30 •· M • STEVENS LINEN TOWJ:LS .. Bleached Stevens Linen Towe1S-"P" quality 1.8 idches wide ·with colored' borders -green, blue1 pink and gold~aclt ,towel has the "!'tevens" lianger-fmished hem and length 33 inches. Frederick Hawkins, died et the hon\P of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Frederick a~ Canada Wednes~ay aftenlOOil from sompllcaUons of <fue-s. He was 19 years and 9 months of age and 18 survived by his father and mother. Funeral services SatUJ-day morning at o'clock at the 1·eslde1we. Burial at Burlingham In rharge of Flnsterwald under· takrrs. NEW TAGS MAY BE USED Auto owners In Mel11s cotmt!v!'i will be allowed to use their auto license plates today, eleven days earlier than last year. The uuto tags have not been movlll(l very fast this season In Melga eow! ty and because of the fact that there will be no extension of time for the 1931 tsa:s, December 31 being the last day, R. 0 . Webster local re(llatrar ura:es the purchase of tags now to avoid the last mouu·-. t te rush, which ln<Jarlably comes the time limit nears. ,, 732 PAIRS SCHOOL S.TOCICiiNGS The ·same quality that formerty sold for 25c a. pair. Sizes. 5lh . to . 91f2-Colors Black, Biege and. Bran-two. styles-the narrow lx* rib and the derby sport ri~ Boys and girls school Stockings-at a d.,_ cidely low price While they last-732 paitls. e a pa1r ef for the whole feMUy. (foatent SlranHnf fiMJ, ~etl rl1am~ $old Bz -• OHIO POWER c.. - THE UNDERSELLING SHOE STORE aad VIsit the Furniture· ,t be W~mens ·Ready~to-Wear Depat•t· meat aad see the Valaes ·tbat-these &illira GUILD ENTia""T:-:-A""IN--=s -. Orace Oulld of the Episcopal church met at ~he home of Mrs. Oreta Price . on East Main stree~ Wedne.sday evenlna with Mls,l Orace Horton and Mrs. Edith Newton aaalstlna: boeteaaea. Following the bualness session dainty refreshments were served by the hoeteaaea. • • The Undenellins Shoe Store will be closed Friday on account of the 4eath of Mra. AndrewiZeiher. The Shoe Sale will besin Saturday, December. 12th. inatead of friclay. ELBERFELDS abou~ 10. • Notice! - ---,--_:==::::::::=::=:::::::::::=::::I:=:=:==::::=:::=:::=:=-?::=::;:::;::::::7:::::':':=::':1::::' DIES AT h08PIT.U. Famous Cough Mamie Price cUed at the Q. H. E. Galllpollll Wednesday noon Prescription atShe was 40 years of aJe and been a patient there eleven years. no' . and J. Pll:kml and fllili)J IPIIU CAB FOUND IN LANCASTER I Sunclay with Oharlel WllcoXell an~ "'!be ear belona:lnl to CharlPJ case!, atolen from near hil l"'OItauPaul McSwl(lflen, wife and 10n family. • rant here Sunday nlflbt. was ella- John Paul of New CUmberland, w. covered by pollee at LAncaster. ae· Va., spent tbelr 'I'I>anbllvtnc vacordlnc to word received here. cation with the latter's parents, The car was found abandoned on Mr. and lllra. J . B. Lonpworth. one of the main atreeta there with . Doua: Wolfe of the atearner Leona a flat tire. The battery was miA·i wtll be without ovort for an lndeBorn, to Mr.-;;;;l Mrs. Dybm Inc from the car but aside from finite time. da..8>o•a• ..... "tb. A this It was a')lP&l'ently In good I 0 . D. Norman and wife of Park· Mlcbael, a ..,..._ • ....,... u shlpe. The car will be returned ' enbiii'fl villted recently with the ~~. a:randdalllhter to ~· wm. here. former's aiBter, .Mrs. IJ. s . Paraons. Mr. and lllra. David Cuckler and - - - -·---. W. E. Lona:sworth and wife, Wm. Willie Younc of Pomer07 atteD4ecl CIRCLE MEETS ,Vickers Bncl wife of Cheylon, W. church at ZJon SaturdaY ~. The circle of the Federated Va., spent the week end with the Rev. and .Mrs. Wllllaml and church met Wednesday evenlnc at. farmer's. parente, J . B. Lonasworth of .Midclleport and WUllam YOIIIII me PreSbyterian church. After the and family. . ' of Pometoy were cUnner (lllllltl af business was transacted, refresh· Gordon Wolfe Ill home ll'om biB Mr and Mrs Cbl;lel 0ree111er menta were served by the following wort on. the sand bollt. aaiurday · hostesses, .Mra. Wtaecarver, Mrs. Several from here are' attendlnc j lllra. Albert Helilnan and .Mn. George Hetzel, MIA Mary Schaefer. the revival meetln(ls at Apple Grove Charlee Orenler spent Thlli'IICI&7 a$ Mrs. Anna Hamm and Mrs. Tom .Mr .and .Mrs. Oeora:e .McCllntock Pomeroy with Mtli. Dale 8mltb, Evans. PersonAia M .... Norman Kaapv aru1 Mrs. of Wacnolla Jt. )!:. Boyd came ll'om. East Liverpool Slatera held· their WedneadaY evemnc belna: called party at the llere by the Ulneu of lllra. P. A. Ell· heme of Mrs. L. A. Penon CIU Sec· Jdn of Mldclleport. Well Known Local Woman lond stref't Wednesday. A chicken · d ·Mra. Wlllarcl••Meier an Gress aon. ..... •· Pa ..ea After Lone dinner an d supper wlth a 11 the __ ,. H Prank ""d trimmings were serve:1. 'lbe tablelj .. • - epp, ...... lllne.. · 1 were beautifully decorated. After daulhtera were Athens and · OaW~ the dffiner names were drawn and polls vlslton this week. The funeral rites tor Mrs, Pred presents were exchan(led. Mn. J ohn SenkWI, Mra . Chaa. erlcn Zelher, wife of An<lrew A. The followipg Put Chiefs were Ruia. ¥'J'a. A. V. Howell, Mrs. Neupresent Mrs. Lenna Bearha, Mill •·ll •• PI nee Smith and Zelher, well known business n"n Lucill<· Bearhs Mrs Mary Rtl)lhaw "" 11¥, ...n. '>re tte ...... . • · · Ml.all Katherine Schlaea:e1 a n....,.. of Pomeroy, who passed away Wed- Mrs. lJzzle Younc, MIA Nol'Dllr the funeral aenrlce11 of Everett R . nesday afternoon after an extend- Younfl, Mrs. Lettie Rea, •Mra, Lizzie W~lls at Chester Wedne.sday morn' d 111 be conducted from 1Ca~ppbell, Mrs. Ethel Stewart, Mrs. 1 Allie Fisher, Mrs. Edith Joachim,, • ness. w111 the home on Mulberry avenue on Mrs. Jennie Htte, Mra. ·Emma POM, :Pinsterwald's ambulance was Friday afternoon at l:30 o'clook. Mfs. Carrie FISher, Mrs. Sadie Posa, e&lled to surllr.aham to take a paMrs. ze!IPr who ; 10,8 been bed- MLss Anna Durst, lllra. Neva Sey- tlen~. a MIA Pratt to an Athens r •t to some time failed rapidly friend, Mrs. Alta Tracy • .MIA Pan· hcspltal, ThuriiCiay morning. ns r ' nle Fugate, Mrs. Olive Youna, Mrs. after the death of her son, Ray- ! Ella Watson and MIA Lena Orut,. M,.. Eerett Thornu, son Horton mond, well !mown shoe merchont. ser. Also the to!lowq oftlcets: and Mr. Jones left Wedne.sday for which occurred on wednesday, No- Mr.~. Al:na Russell • MIA Thelma Athens, where . they will visit relaP. R. Orr and family called on vember 25, last. Orueser, Mrs. Edith Lainnlna:.~ tlvea. be Dl hi d ~~~bi:.abcoclt and fBmll)' Sunday Mrs. Zelher was ono of the older Alma Keiser, Mrs. Frances uuiuen,~ , Mr. and Mrs/ AI rt e an C L Orr and family IIJ)8Dt Satresidents of Pomeroy having be•n Mrs. Bertha Radford, Mrs. Edith daU(Ihters, Elmer Diehl, daU(Ihters. t urd~y with B. E. Orr IUld family . born October 20, 1858, In Pomeroy, Ament, Mrs. Marsaret Selaenabel, Lenroe and Pauline, of Columbua, Luther McClead and ' ,family of where she spent the greater part of and Mrs. Carrie Elberfeld. Sam Buchanan of Lopn, Mr. and Murraysvlllo! "'""nt 8'11niJti.:y with her life. She was 73 years of age , Prank Ma~wakl of eleveland, Oeo. Frederic~' at the time of her passing and had Mr. and Mrs. Herman Diehl and Beverly Wolfe called on w. F . been a constant companion of Mr.,' • Abe Diehl of Huntln(ltOn, were here Borden and family Saturday evenZelher for moro than 53 years, their to attend the funeral of Mrs. Frr.;.>k lnll wedding da te being November Diehl, which Willi held In the <it. Milford Frederick and family 1818. The followlna were released from Paul Lutheran church Wednesday spent sunday with oeo. Frederick Besides her aged husband, she the Meigs county )all here, leiP,vlng afternoon. and. family. Miss Loretta Frana of Columbus, Roland Torrence and family call leaves to mourn their loss, one son, 1 a total of thirteen prisOners con,Jucob, two grandsons, Resener and fined In the baat.lle at ~e present Tl!eaday to visit her parents, ed on Chas. Babcock and family Billy, three brothers, John. Petet time : Franklin Wood, Wayne Little and Mrs. Ed Franz on Mul- Sunday afternoon. and Fred oans, all of Pomeroy, Lawrepce Oleuaencamp, Harvey berry avenue. oarnet Babcock and Mi.xlne Balflve sister~. Mrs. Maggie Bollinger, Still Cto Mel(ls County Infirmary>, WUUam · Neutzllna 18 quite Ill at ley called on Lillian Frederick Mf" . Sophia Flnkenstadt, Mrs. Eva Pete Mulford, Harry Lacey and home on Breezy Hela:Plta, sur- Saturday. Holtsworth. Mril. ' Katherine Paul Willard Bratton. ferlna: from sciatic rheumatism. Mrs. B. E. Orr and daughter and Mrs. Caroline Eck. all of Cln- William Buab, who was Injured Zern TerrUI of .Marietta, spent Ruth called on P. R . Orr Sunday clnnatl . One son. Raymond, pre- severely when struck by a New Wednesday · eventnc and .T hursday afternoon. ceded her In death- two weekS' ago.l.tork Central pa&sen(ler train on a with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F·. Qordon called on Goorge The service will oe conducted by trestle one mile north of Hobson 1~~·~~Te~.rrlll. Frederick Sunday afternoon. Rev Theophll Mehl, with a prayer, Monday nla:ht, and broua:ht to the I ser~lce by Rev. Father E1111ene j Mela:s county )all because he had Dunn with burial In Beech Orovej no home, went to the home of a cemetery In charge of Flnsterwald. daua:hter, Wednesday where he will reside. Bush formerly lived In a 1 !!mall hut In South Middleport. TiK[ I . ... ' .. • Fu neraI Of .Mrs. lillC AL P.l~Y£RSI I DR. AMY WHALEY Andrew Ze1her, To The Past Chiefs Temple Pythlan fiNAl WOHK·..._~_EiH_E~-R~_'fiT_sH~_!~--: Be Held Friday annual Chrlstm» i . Lard ....... ........ . C"- ............. . boa• .. : Suaar . , .. . ...... : . . $l.2t Cracker., 2 lb. .lie Diluter Bell Flour . . . . • 4lc 2 lb for-. . . :·. . ; Coff... Sular c• ..- ...P..! a-to I lb. p~ tb. .. . .. lie . . . Ul ·~ ~ c...t, -. aiMIN'*" CaiMIJ ftGm IOe to. lie • 't~ • Bring·the chii«Jren' with, ;you--have them visit tit, Tov D.,partment . while you do your other trad~ iq--they wiD .ve ·you. a~w id~aae · � 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 10, 1931 gilmore gribble hawkins hughes price small zeiher