https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4ce6d200dd305f0c0d89bbea781b0925.pdf 882c2510c812155993fbb67597385775 PDF Text Text I SHERIFF TR~CY C J WARNER DIES IN REYNOLDSBURG FUNERAL IN ATHENS I JANal H OH 10 ITAti, UilUII "''-' • MtGM ST ••o , tSTH A¥1 jll "Lady Lindy,, Before Beginning Memorable Flight Curtis DO YOU PlU C~RDS1 Dl .HANDWRITING r COLUIIBYS 0 TOESDAY MAY IM,Itm HECEIVE~ C0PY I ' REQUEST SENT READERS NOTICE - lt you want the News Offtce ot The Dally Tribune call 236 L 1t the Buslne10 Offtce ask tor 202 R W£A.THER FORECAST- MiliTARY LAW BY CAR.Rf&R Ui C1i:NTS By mall r-.r-Jf. • ml PH~CTICAllY INj t veryhody Weleofnt! :J5c REFRESHMENTS Affected By M1ne Strike, Troo.,. Rushed To Nel•onvdle TO PROTECT MEN Who Want To Work Under 10 Po1nt Program Of Governor ' 5 R j I 5 3 5 4 •4 • 3D BIRTHDAY PARTY A n mber of trlen«s &aLhered at the 'borne or Mr and Mrs WIIIJam Ounf on West Main St Sunday eventn1 to honor the 18th birthday of their daughter Badle Lucille The eventna: was sames At a late menl.ll were served s~t In playing hour erre'\l} BRm~'il0sTESS Ml!l.!l Genevieve Wetzel l.nl1ed the members of her brld::te club Y.ith a dinner :~.t the Merry POPPY SALE Maty Tea Room MondRy evening May 28, Netlonal Poppy day wm Lal.r>t In the eventnr the cl b be bbserved by the I.c.e:es ot thA members w~nt to the ho ne or Ml :;s PQmeroy American Leg m AuxJI Wetzel m East Main st1eet and tary Who wiU have poppies on sale played Cal ds Mrs Oe nld Rice re on the atreet'l !.he latter part of thl<J c lved h gh score ~k These popp1es a1e made b~ WlprovJd6d veura s as a source income tor d llnbtea veternnfi ,vernment ho pltals Bay Soy Beans That Grows AT THE DOMINO SERVICE STORE IN POMEROY Black W•laona-Manchu S and Wh1ppoor wtll Cow Peaa Term German M1llet at $1 70 Bu Fodder Cam at $1 40 Bu Sudan Grau at $1 65 Bu OUR SEEDS ARE HOME GROWN l:rae LIDie and double up your crop--It' a t~:'tl:i~IY 30c fo1 50 lb sack at OSCAR MYERS FEED STORE 0 0 I I I 0 0 • Summer Salts Choose one or these Ught weigh.t. I'IUits They re •cool they re comfortable they have style distinction and mas tcrly tailoring tba.t Intensify 't~ value TROPICAL WORSTEDS SEERSUCKERS BEACH CLOTHS LINENS '7'" to sl4'so STRAW HATS New Styles I New Weaves Sa1lora Mdana Toyo. Lesh""" Panamu Wh1te Duck non shnnkable Seenuckua ~triped Wh1pcorcl Kma-Kool Kraah i Tropical Wonted Wh1te and StrJped Flannels "t:t howera and t!lun~ntonns Thunday and l)rob ably near lAke Er\t'! tnn1gh t Cooler 'Ibunday aft.emoon and nflht VOL VI-NO 203 EFFECT IN AREA Tuesday AB -Ollo -IncreMlq cJ.qwUnesa followed • SACRED HEART SCHOOL HALL ADMISSION R FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Can you play Bndge, Five Hundred or Pin ochle ?-Then be at the11 On 'lilotes Involved In L1ndbe~ah K1dnapmg and Murder Caae ------------------ • $145 up $2.45 $295 $500 $500 $145 $195 $245 $3.50 $400 $5.00 Graduation Bride IBilliNTHOOUCfO: I tTO ~llOT MORE i /WHEAT CHARITY n 1 Eastern Solon Saya Hun· I gry Must Be Taken i C~?f I IN COMING YEAR When Congreu Not In I Sess1on Fmds Gram I Ia Mortgaged liNOBE~~H WILl Center of Natton's Interest PRICE-SUNDAY 6 CENTS New Jap PreDller lAW ~UTHORITI[S iiN CUHTI~ C~~E I Sorrow1n11 Father To Co I Operate In Proaecut• I ong Boat Budder I DECISION REACHED I -- lt\l Conference Late Tuea Day Hunt For Murd erera At Stand Immaculately Mayor Attract& Crowds ROOM JAMMED As Mayor J1mmy ' Ap pear• To Tell 'H1s S1de' Of Story �' • The Clean Page - Wl!llN1!8DA Y, MAY ja, 1~1 ... . . ..... Mlddleport News Maybe !'m Wrong ftliiJle 1'. . N.._ es v·~rsm•a . . GreIIh PRONE UI-L auperv1a·11htvlii~Ut 2 2 ., l!Chool one )'HJ' under tht! lon ol' the" lite C: T OOai.M 'lt'hoae )lUlled br acorQ In Pemeroy be hal 10 ne&r)J ,A~IIllleled. Hit UIOdate 1n th» ot IJUltrucUon . . . . . . .her be8ldea. Mr ~. wu tiV then I 'J.he lont" )ean '""' !yn in the cr !;dm;.&tlon. tmbttlan pare folloWtna public absent tardy year 1931-32 n:tult th'lt . ~l!lf Ot.trl)c ''O' Brtetl utf~ ~g bra~ at( ut hl8 tarly rl!l.nf, he !NtY& he ~; up evu y tnornlnt, 1t:hs before the cvt n lr. ; p::1pen are out -··- !25 -\gTrowU, ADVEJ'tlSING B ttPIIfJltNTATiftl Dn~~Tenne, .CO . . ,~ ' . I'•• Yort and Cbl<ll• • u ~ -Wo•• A¥ M9nUl ~ vl!ar a daJllel- l'bc crack of the Da)' Ja(•.lt Warner had JUSt come frc111 T(.U Seoond 'b'klel. • ~ h1s brok'fr s ct!lre when a 1rlcncL of Prcducer What's a mllk~mhun I hill Wed hl.m bGW lhe market was D'r~c.tcr It's the &auie Iii a 1t!en"Well" said Jack you don 't need to quote me but it s 8 WISt! stcck tennlal only ~t s a:ot I(lOle k.ia. that tncws It s own par We Und.ent'aml Tb&' ,,. Boot- O!l!el aDd """ldaUoo Depj. GaD Ill-& Can~¥ !!>• IWI . . •. !!= Qne Year ' 1 ~l>t ~nlhl • .. .. .. · ... 2 .eo Thrft MODthl .. . ... .. .. • .. l 8.110 ~I!! - . .. .... . I ano The best. thing tp tak~ 1o'hen you're run down Ia the Ucense CC'Il!:lta..n'"e Cummings has tnkclt numbe1 up playwrltin« She u vs sh e h:::r.... W henever a m&n tells you he bE:en at !t only three ~ks Md hfls feels sort ot MiJMoUOI, be meana alrF.ady written the lntennlS&iOU tha ~ he teelli 11.lte tM duce The phrea ~oloriat wtJo reads the The Ni(bl lh wk Slo;an headB or the aO'Il:Vwood n.tra 1tr18 B~ sur.e yc u're ttght then JO lo Is llv\ng on the ftat ot ~ l~d What thta WorJd, n~ is bed lnhabitant,s Mary Nolan has a nr.re- old radio that was owned ~y ~jamln Frank. un ot course there were no ra .., di"" In BenJ"'ll!lt Frilli:I!P.•t ttme, thnts w,.t mliili1 It ' tit)"~ REDEMPTION-God >ylll redeem my soul from the power Q! the grave: for He shall rece1v• me. - Ps&lfll 49:15. --~.,.--- FORSAKE EVIl.-Thus saith the Lord ol hosts; Turn ye now from your evil ways, and from your t!Vll domgs Zacharrah 1 .4. ,,wer '\¥HAT A WH..\4 Etc. - W ITH ALL DUE apologres to the fum usmg the term "What a whale of a drfl'erence a few c~nts make" m their a<js, the writ~r can not help but thmk about 1t as the report of the Grtmes divorce case rs rea<! Bur)ellfh Grimes, one of the greatest prtchers 111 ba11e-1 ball, has been a stormy petrol m the spot1s world as well I ~· havin¥ his troubles m the domestic hie Hrs (i troubles were atred for the firs t brne a year or more ago when htS wife won 4 divorce but the matter of mon·ey tlements was Jeft until the present t1me. A heanng OQ that angle wns heard by the Judge, Monday and the h1ghly pard exceptional athlete made •• adrhtsalons which can only be accounted for under the headmg of "What a wjlale of a difference a few cents \ mak e " for there !le .told the JUdge, under oath, that he was gettmg old (we can almost see Bllrl4h walkmg w1t~ I crutches) , tl)a! the probabrhty is that he wrll be shunted from the B1g League m a very short wh1)e 0 nd ~e compelI Jed to sh1tt for himself in the mmor leagues when: the pay J admrttedly, rs very much less. ' . 'fh•' p)ctwe that Burleij!'h pamted was dreary mdeed, so far as his future rn baseball •• concerned and tnut 11 was inpu~ed by the "few centl!," lh•\Jl urlel~' th!'ught lje nught •ave hrm.elf lroni pa~lri' i'p J~till!niwl\ wit~ !• th~ behpf qi JllapY people lltcludrn$ hf• present employers As a matter of fact, Burleigh Jtainted an entlrely different 1- "' lflotqr• · '~~D try a~ when 'he•w•• trYittlf tu ~llf!1~d to a ~ contra~t foP. th o, fi.U>rept b.[!-t!l.l!f~P, • ' ' ,;, ' b Next Spnng ~h~uiGo#,~~j>;~l~,"i(ll.i . ~~'1}~ ·,~<vmes, 1t •• mrght be well fo~ ~· Jl!dJe. ,"1;'119 )~]l~~~mll jlje .~""' ~ to compare the Jli(~ti~r·s te~~li:iln~ , )YJth tbe hne n• t hands the owners ~ w~om h~ w1() be trying tp wqeedle ;, a big P.riCe coptract ~qd he then m~y well soliloquize and ~ •ay "What a whale of a difference a few cento fl\ake.'' . ~ u . Rickman Mrl during th!! • ~e • Car ~ er -- end h&.!i come TheM! wo... f'l s sum up t.he sctlve work or A \V McKay beloved <o: UP· t nllllden ui Mld~1eport public schc ols tor n early one third ot a century- thh t:y leUs to be exact iMr McKay who Ill 1"t.em l ea1s retir~ has ' bum s uffermg rl c.m phvslcal hiLmentln ! 11n dectdmg to h all ta ... en 0 (..Clslderat lon th fat: that there lt; y-~l m uch lor which •'l live and much which m lght ...., Ic.s t were h e t u comlnut: to work "" ui'J,d.J dla- as every hE a d ol nn J u instttullon such a s Part boasts, mw:;t do lo kee p 1t to the highest level poss1bll under t e lhe Wt tntere.slh ol himself and la mll v and sc Middleport. parent~~ a nc.J children loEe es an active wookcr u m an v.hose name stands I prcbably hmd and shoulders abovr a nv othel In the hbtory uf Middle l llGrt educational f' lrCles 1 A"' ay buck Ill 1901 {I vounp- asp1r· lng eduuaor emp rged frc m tht w! ltls cf Mel]s Cc..unly as the farm I wus then thvught ot by manv whc Lc uJd • f." uc thlng but red a.lCi lis klndrHl dlhadvanta,:es when cve1 an attEmpt was m.tde In an~ but summer time to penetrate 1 I these P 1l crs w1t h a nd nor,.::& I :~. s I'. as th e rommon mode or travel rlreurnstancea I then Tl)e •s tram or this effort has bet>r, I1 This \O ung :llfln full or ll[e and sucb that the be1o.rc d man and In· nmb llicn "topp:'d at Pomeroy \\here strutter thought a rer.,m :me nt to he ta ugh t m the P omeroy high r ~trlve ca~~ M•d~l~ cla"~y- bugt:~ potiUoh th tlr WU Bet.z, VIr1.1 Child• dr .d.~ of araduatea who haVI ble11 Oaren.?.J':!!'dley Norma Lippi Marsent out. into the lndUJt.r1&1 world I&Ut. ~~htnny Mary Lou Me alter r&..elvinl Lhelr 1ud.lmentarJ Maaur, Evelyn RoM education under thl& retlrln1 au~ J ScphomoreB- AIIEn Knopp , H u P«=tmtt!n~nt. and ha11e made tine 1bert Sur race Juantt.a Butcher MarlllCor¢> as student.H worlten und t ii.Gitt Mal'ehall Helen Owens Julla 3rd Mar- aaret dred Neil hbor 2nd sra<le, P'bsle Ptf:cher, teacht!r-f None ) l.st !Uld 2nd andes, ML!IJ VIrgie Ma jor beaeher--charlotle Brown Mary Rose 8eJnu. liiiiTctlla W ol.lu~::-fal t:itlzens .Juulcrs -Lelaud Cra.ru;, Ptlylllx burn Clare:::u:e Taylor, Chrh;tnlt! Fer thirty YE!11tl he toiled and f(l r Jottchlm Paul Kerns Hetty Veith Wamsl(y, Err.est Praser Charle~ 111 8emurs-Marr~terlte H ysell Will- Seine~ Cluules Shoemaker h ltty )t:an he s ucc:ecded Dur I lam Stephenson 1st a:racte. Mra Frank!e Oaylo,.d thirty }Cars Mlddlfport emerge Gnules teacher-Ruth TayJor frcm what one mllht almoet te r m ' BB and 9 grades W S White 1st. IJI'Bdl', Mary Root te achera nc.n-entlty In scbool circles to teacher-Ltndiey Lyons P a l.l l Ulah Jones place In the Bun -equal~ by few Carroll, Hilda Chapman Mary K :md surpaued by none 1n the Buck- Huggins Eleapcr Roush Floradet eye f.tate famed !or Its educat.Jona.l Mournl02', Sheldon S~vens Anu a I Is h' -c h t by tl physical -•uc Russell SA d ,__ nstltutlons Troubled 111 men w wu ave a me.'! ,_, ara e M~ BusJe Taylor teaed h1s physl<.:al rt!!!Litance and cher- Kathleen Brown R<i&akie but &t. r.o time reduclntr Carroll Lawrence Hartlnge 1 Cha.!: the fierce determination to give Puultne Monts Cutnerlne Middleport all that he had In evecy Rc us.h Bllly Smith Cam Louu;e other wa.y the beloved man, citizen Emith S•phlo Staat•· Ha•" i IhOlll educator, Is now n<>uing out ot lhe a.s The Mlddlepnt Board of EdUCil· ·• "' ..._ ..,..........worker but w1H picture as an active 7A grade MJ.ss Alvlra Jonu t 1on announces that the 1ollowms tt:mdtl a llvme example of what teacher-Charles Bennett teachers have been employed t .... 1 and BralifOJd J oJm Kincala J r teach In the Middleport. sth ool.s 1ctcter mination, Florenct! F-r~ser Dorothy H,gg ln- during: the cominll school yea r 1era I all around el'fort will do Mr McKay, the salut-e botham High ttcnoo1 W E Melvin Su t hee may thy days of rt!8t be ;18 6th and 7B Lee w MarUn EssEX PI1nclhappy and pell<'eful as the days cf Comas tea®er- J ohn Walter Jl pal Susan ParJt Mabel Wl.bicm wcrk ana aehlevemPnt have te.:on VIrginia Clatworthy, Elizabeth Hf!len M .Dotat. Jl}anche M. 111•- ~ II "1 ~Lamina u.~ I I EdUC8ti•OD Board Announces Names Of Jnstructors I L~Wis ~:~mbltlon ~,oltizens Lawr~ ge~- ~;;nee I I arad~;;s Me~ ~rio.tendmt., Fo~ lhe A.Jmrkan o1 JuJy the hlfh nmnaalum dfo;..!ht Rhey, 'AiilS the PIJ&t... will be Q1 producttona Middleport will quite of children w.lah!nc to take PIU't In the pageant have been reqUC6t.ed to mftt at. tht: nmnalium li.L two o clock Irrtdll } 11 rternoon The Le!Jir.mnalres here ho.ve planned for one of tht bl:ur;t6t celebra · tlons of ~ht Independen6! Day In Middleport Including a parade the pareant, a.nel the entire ga la affair to be climaxed with a spectooular display ot flteworlu1 at night Ille cele!Jratlon wlll beem early on the Fourth of July and continue t.hrouahout the afternoon and evlf' nlnx ~~~ the l&t\TCOI'I ~e~Versl tlmH Schwankopt al50 Mtd CUrtlt dJ4' not produce any of thf raneom cu......y, nor did he .... ofter with relatlvel'l She W8.ti accOJnpa n - Colonel LindberJh u.n y portJon of led u far .. Colureb"' by .., and !.he ..,.. oleeplna ........, bl day for Bucyr us. and Gallon t,o •pend the r r malnder of Lhe weelr. wltb telat1Yea Mlu Luc!Ue Du tton l ft M Olld ll) for Ch-o !Ol ' """'' . ...... '"'' Mra. Mr J ohn arul Kent Mn Hoben wuuama of Payetk Ctty Penru;ylvanlA a r rived Tuesda y ft r a vl.<llt wltll rela tlve1 and frien ds They t! xpect to be here umll 1l1ter Deco a lton •\ , , CHAPTER FORTY -ONE IJJJ' Lou tried to sit up and a ljtt.le aurpriaed to aee that IIIIi 1 happened, abe remained Ia_\ Oil tbe pillOWI, She OUrt.hl proofrepreaentaUvea he wu dei.JJJQ: bona nd,. or w'tb the abc1w:tol"'l He added Curtl.l llkewile did "' not 1how L\ndberlh IIDY 'J)hoto~ .- Kft.Phl of ttfe baby taten b-J the kldnaper'!l • day All theae polntl directly oontn.dMn J H Oratt! left Weanesday icted st.atementl made by Capt fer da ys vislt wlth her Lachman, who AJd Curt.lJ .tokl him parmt.a Mr and Mn. Beleher at ot showlna the ransom bUll and OalUpoJi&. the photosra.ph and pa.rt ot the Mr and t..1rs G J Hamllto 1 baby s clotho t.o Ltndberth moved Tue3d~ey from Ora ~t Hill l1.1 Colonel Liddbersh "rmed hlmaell the f'red Sluon prove .. tY' (,n Bout~ wiUl a maclllne aun when he went. Pourtb Ann~ with curtis 1n the llarcon to search M:esdamM E.:velv n Lew1s lir1n ror the kidnapers on the sea Bch· RUMell, Noah Ha11kms ElmtJ M(. warzkopt re-.realed Carty Mart011 F'tcnrtl Wi llt<~m Pecllna t.hat. self J)rotee:tion wa.q Reynolds and Charles Ho wn1d m 1- necessary 1n caae the kidnapers 1 tore<! t u ChPshln Tue&lay e /tll~>to; should attempt an Attack of any where UK"y attended i.a !>l er n £wr kind at. sea or in ca&e of an at~ ln.spectlon t.empt to kidnap Col Llndbl!'rrh Mr and Mr.H H H McCorml(;,; Schw&.rzkopf stated, the returned Tuefit!a} to tht! ir h oone .. t Lone Eagle borrolfed the weapon to Columbw after a few da ys 111sn ke with him he re w1th J H Gra.t.P anrl lamlly There were few r.ew activities I Mr and Mrs Wa yn e Mau he I yesterday In thi! case In New of Chesh1re anncWlce the birth cia I York. the Bronx 8T&nd Jury lnveeCLUII HOSTESfit Cl T., ar '~igatlni the ....., ....... " daughter born Tuesda.y mornm pa•the home uf her lather J! d~ 111 • 1men t made by Dr John p Condon Mrs W H Juhlin& ww; h08te:;s lor of Main street Mlddlepor• I one of t he LindN>rih emissari-' Tuesday afternocn at her home on adjourned until JJne .. .., 2 South Second Avenue to the memENTER1AINS (LUB 0 -. h I bets or her fiv~-hundred ch b Mor .. s n.~sner was among t OM G·"!"sts v. ere Mesdames Le"l! Bur· B F Fultz Sl • nter,IJ.Hll l.estllylng before t he probers yesto:ril !I t terday Rosner, Irving Bltz and " " , Chu.rles F.. Smith B F Fultz t h e members of her ~~ bnt:lgc... ~ clut: Tuesday evening w le ""-'ne lva torelnte Spltali were named among the Br and Oscar Kiein party at the Sac~dat Heart. sch ool Sa ~arllest rmedlanes l1y I Club hf.lTiors were awarded Mrs Mlsi; Harr !e Mane Sm1ll L dbe h Bit d SJ)it.all bol.h. E R Tompkim flrst and Mrs received thP club pnze llf ld hz be Cecil Bradbury seLond Mrs 06ca.r un e~word ~ ara enJ may 1 Klein received t he auest prlu The I • at. BeckPt hcstess a course Mass IlL a summer ..:amp appar: J ently hop111g to rece ive answer WEINER ROAST ICOnt1nuf!d nom ...ae oneJ to his appeal to John the mY6 .. stv~ral ~1 tmSPif •~.ooo I M~s f'omero~ ~fll d...~n I Eoclet~ I ~ I1 LIn dbergh I sin~ a I l • :tJley didn't ..11-peak English. She tried to hol4 oa r bliP hands, so that the sis~r wow.ICI. see that 11he wanted the baby, "iNO, no - seblafen ate - 1leep, ~Babchetl-" ouse eating aroun pleuer• "' l'"' • h HE IS MJSTAitEN Big CLEAN-UPS#~ gf U.sed ~ taken in trade. M~nY lJl ak~ 1$ and I' •' 'ti ,., types. Low prices small d~wn Rtf~ ment-easy teFms. Se~ tbem l)efAFG J you. ~uy. ~ 00 H> oi I 1 t 1931 PORO ROAQI31l:R with 1931 FPill> ~AVY Dffl!IY• rumble seat AlmoSt '!lite ne\li DRAUt!d 1% ton Dumq ~· Beautiful ftnillh Yc:Juu tor only Ured. only 3 moWbl YerY fe\Y $290 00 mues Ip excellent lbape If ~ tQr<::~ted 1n a dump truc;,.lt here:~ 1931 FORD ROADSTER Low practically a new one at 'd mileage Has had best oi care A 2-3rds the price $000 real bargain at $270 00 19~9 FORO COpPE wit.b Il!"oj>ll seat GoOd Jla41~ tJres t.c r ror only be Po Ia• 1030 FORD ROADSTER with rumble seat. Beautiful dark blue ftplsh R u s t. 1 e s.s Steel trim Sweet motor qulet and powerful Rides like a. new one $275 00 . .. lllSO FORD lJl 1 ~ toll Stake new tbes A val~ Truck Reconditioned from front Ford Dealet can 11ve to rt~r with new par ts 6 n ew l .,.un on New palnt, ~0' RUTH FOOLS EM New York May ~5-lN~ Babe Ruth is mishty anxicus to whack another homer when the New York Y~nlr..e es ple.y in Washlnaton tcmot- row Tile -~· who socked ht.. the ~aeon cUcls: aga~n TJJur,sday to mal,n~jtoln his ~ lijl~t lead over filu~~ fer 1112T, whra he .set the ma.joa leaaue l'ecorct w•th 60 t ::.u.r b&H1fl 11th hom.-r ot )'elterdir, must e .. .• there's only one right kind of tobacco for hanJ-rolled cig!lrettes, and~ .that'.s tobacco made Jtnd cut for rolling. If you like tQ'ioll yo:ut'1r% own, -don't miss Velver. Fine8f - -. " flavor; easiest to rolJ,-· lays just right on the paper, and you save ' 30 cents in __ the bargain. Fiffy corking cigarettes for 15 cents -heat th~ if you cdn! Enough VELVET for 50 cigarettes ... l~c 1929 FORD COP.J!J!l Thproua1ii.Y ~eat colo~ ' t!rts Ready for ma.ny mUes oi 1929 FORD COUPJl trouble free service 1425 00 the bC~t of car6 a~ 1 1/.i t on Stake truck This truck Is 1n wonder. 100:9 FORD COUPE Nvt li )?aft ful condition Ptlced li~rht at buy at ~~ 00 $400 1929 FORD FORDOR BKDA!f. 1929 FORD 1-2 ton Panel Truck Been very llttle U&e 'Q'~bl.st.Cm~ ' ~­ In A-1 condition This wUI 10 and paint like new uYI for 1200 00 TJres good Runs ~~;feet 1930 FORD 157 - ! 'f T." *Pf FORDSON TRACTOI\ ~ND l2' JQ28 Oliver double bottom tractor J92'l Both practlcall~ new Tl)CJ 11i12~ for only 1835 00 See these ~nJtvhwef ~~"'* Pargam ~.~~fnre Tbc made I ~~ fu.~ • fill~,_. 1 e,; Cora Dell Seinef! klns MJss Claire Minor Clroe R The Christian Endeavor I For the finJt tlrnP the entry tery ma n to whom he paid the Mildred Reynolds llat~yn ' CoaCh, apd vesta McCo_y of the Presbyterian church ana or Curtis Into the Lmdbergh cast' ti le ransom tea cher- E.vj Brown Murjorie naui;.k "-· suests en)oyed a weiner roast ' U"~- as a negoUator t eckmg contact In a public not1c.. Dr condon Brown Eua\lne Bachner John L:votades W white Prtnclphl day evenlna at. Scotts Bo.torr wltb the kidnapers Col S<::hwarz- called on John to return the ran .. ens Wanda, M[1UlTUng, Chester M A White Prillc!pal , l.ee W Cheshire The evenjng wa!l s~nl Ill kopf issued a bullt>Un wh ich de- sorn money to Llnd~rgh and get. Rice McOc.ma:s. .Pr1oclpe.l Sh8J.e ' T'a.yfor var1ous aames parted from hh; us uul question-and your $25 000 reward • Condon s --answer method appeal was made alter Governor 5th and 6th ~rades M A Whlt.r Alvlra Jwes, v~rY:Ie- Major Nallnle teacher-Ruth Pickens Duroth y W Mc~n:. Ma ty Ro:::e; Mlldn!d K'lm Mrs Eusene Roberts of Akrol' In a ftat statement he ll.SSP rted Moore of New Jersev posted a. re~ Bette rfield Harold Hubbard Pll.l1l FJo.cs'e Frecker FEarl C ~~ n~ arrived Wednesday for a visit with the statements of Curt.ts were given ward or l25000 tor JntormaUon reBurton Warren &nneLt D... 10t.ny Frank irt Go)l'..ll d Julia Miller lM- Mr and Mrs Dana Pamels. Mr R (- to t hP press 1n their enL1rety and sultlng In the caplure of the kidDare! Vlr«hl1£ThcmM Ne tt.~ B!l~'<- 1 cllle Dutton Nancy Reed and C•ro berts wlll arrive Saturday for a that at no time was any rheck na pers ers Edward nett 1LoU ISe Ervin week end vi8ft made out b} Colonel Lindberg h for 1 - -- - - - - - 5th erade. rs Mildred Kim, Mr Fdward Vanov er will hm e The followil;l:l left Wef;lnesda y $50000 or Pxhlb!t.ed to any on e In PADERE.WSK.l GOING HOME teacher - Marpret Houdashp..lt., l char~e of Band High school anCl mornlrlll to atte 1d the Ohio Bap· 1connection with thP Curtis nego. • 1 Evelyn Jean Mayer. Pnulme Mlkh, l tada a11d Mrs J;Siancht! M Good- ttst ccmv.'!ntton which .Is being held tlatlons' New York May 25 - INB---;-1&Ma garet l~ll stewart Lavnda win "'ill s~r ..-e ru; visltq teii.Cher at Columbus Mn lzora Oulnth"r That statement apparently re· nace Jan Paderewskl tHe plar.tst Woodyard, Donald M1lls Ottle. Jc~ Tht:. new teachers: who will be Mrs Florence BUsh f.4r8 P' C rerred to one by Cnptaln F' C ar.d Mme Low.sa. Tetr11.7..zlnl singer 1 Stanley ~:et\1na 111 the sehou; t his yeat au 1Kreager and Harley Sanborn 1Lachman o! the yach ~ Marcon thnt were among notables booked to saU 4th grade Mr~ O!A.Ce t the Supt ~Melvln _ o_f Colu~.MnJ E R TompkJns left W-edncs- Curtl11 showe~- h_m_,_ ... uch a check for abroad toda:::_Y:__ _ _ _ __ , .~• bgan *l'aln. "So 1f -you :...d. rd like to hold hnnl for • . , wbUe. 1 would be very canBat a~ q~~ 0~00~ ~emalned uttal> ohe ""'ld talk .:;,;i;;;,.u;-,i ~ the aliter would w SIDELIGHTS QF ~l!WS OF ~4PilAL~ OF THE WORLD ••-··m ~ I I I b\'1 "~ t I '' 7,••• Kathryn Mid- fiEiif~§~=~~:§==~===~==~==i==~=~;~~;;~~?~~~i-- fley6thBetty ltimes i!rade, Mrs ' i I - ~' ·111 Belo.ved, Prominent School ln1tructor Cloaca aa Ac:tive Worker After Nearly Third of a Century at Head of Local Schoola or 14•t I' a llttl ~ knUwleclid r& 71 Tl'tp&tt, ous thUli thNl tl}e av~~e e~tr~ girl lsn t In anY lnlmed!a\e peril 'or ldliorlal Ollee c..,a IN-I· Dollf "'"' llJ •Tok• II Mn Reynoldl, Lou1&t Bowen, JIM)3 i ~1"1 ~umtnr. tn.chfor- BeUy Ja.nt Bfltkn, llrorn- btu MIN Clalt l" Mlnar r.r tJi¥ Banot.U, Nlklrecl and Kiae Maney Reed llnd. Ml.al Alan Bradford OUwt l..ooa' Caro LoUIIe Ervin of Wkklleport lrd liiRd 4th~ l4tll Luclllfo Dutton t.oO<IIOI'- Aitot LouiN Lam& j !L'it Many p upt.•8 Here. ltEHEARSALs FOR N "th 'f Kutne Bennet' 1tmee4 "nlOmu, Ml61 Dolly another ··ei er ardyNot. l!.. Know. PAGEANT TO BEGIN At tl~e 3rd and ft.h aradet, Pearl • dose o! that.able yearteacher aprtn1 or Absent AJJ Year Ctyct.. ttaehet--8&rtlh Buekll) Ptlda7 afternoon May re;,;::::::::~~;;;;;;;;;;~=======~~~cepUonally .. ummer cf the then MSddlf!~ 1 Wlnebrtnner, Dtlbert hearu.h fdr I.ArJion Bc:ard reeQJnl~ Ethel Clark, Ill(~ Fourt.h ~aeant will beJ1n lnr the abllltJ &n4 ot the The pupiLs o/ lhe sell Mariha McCumber, Elolle eulil- 'lt. ac:h6o1 un· A. W MCKay Well Know Ed t Yc~g lmtructor ' conrerred wiUl dleport schOOII have .nclth~r 11oe Je.mes di rection ~ AlUM Marw:aret • ' 0 UC8 Of him with tht: ufttmat.e been nor 3rd ITade NtJ:UU~ a«oort. IL anrwuna,:d by l)ett•res From Actt"ve Wo'rk Because h~ WIUo en.'jact;.d .... the Jkl.,..r ot JChooJ teacher-Jane HneU. Either Micb:' Peeney-lknnett Weclneeday -+• the EducaUonai Bb1p In MldcUe~ Nina Dlle.(.ron.rf n., pageam ooe the port which he biiWl ln the .lt:h Sch:ool lnd and ~. Mlu anndest ever 1ta1ed In Of F81"I"Jng HeaJth•, Here 30 years fo.ll t;r 1902 'llplt dt.c.lalon P'relhmm~enevleve MJlkr, teacber- H'elen Bur.lt, and call for a mcst wu.e atteatd by thl! r-,un • atnla Dorothy Ollrdn~r Lew.le. Praneee Ollkey, Mil- number All ehl~n -- l bf I!IW • ' ' �' • The Clean Page - Wl!llN1!8DA Y, MAY ja, 1~1 ... . . ..... Mlddleport News Maybe !'m Wrong ftliiJle 1'. . N.._ es v·~rsm•a . . GreIIh PRONE UI-L auperv1a·11htvlii~Ut 2 2 ., l!Chool one )'HJ' under tht! lon ol' the" lite C: T OOai.M 'lt'hoae )lUlled br acorQ In Pemeroy be hal 10 ne&r)J ,A~IIllleled. Hit UIOdate 1n th» ot IJUltrucUon . . . . . . .her be8ldea. Mr ~. wu tiV then I 'J.he lont" )ean '""' !yn in the cr !;dm;.&tlon. tmbttlan pare folloWtna public absent tardy year 1931-32 n:tult th'lt . ~l!lf Ot.trl)c ''O' Brtetl utf~ ~g bra~ at( ut hl8 tarly rl!l.nf, he !NtY& he ~; up evu y tnornlnt, 1t:hs before the cvt n lr. ; p::1pen are out -··- !25 -\gTrowU, ADVEJ'tlSING B ttPIIfJltNTATiftl Dn~~Tenne, .CO . . ,~ ' . I'•• Yort and Cbl<ll• • u ~ -Wo•• A¥ M9nUl ~ vl!ar a daJllel- l'bc crack of the Da)' Ja(•.lt Warner had JUSt come frc111 T(.U Seoond 'b'klel. • ~ h1s brok'fr s ct!lre when a 1rlcncL of Prcducer What's a mllk~mhun I hill Wed hl.m bGW lhe market was D'r~c.tcr It's the &auie Iii a 1t!en"Well" said Jack you don 't need to quote me but it s 8 WISt! stcck tennlal only ~t s a:ot I(lOle k.ia. that tncws It s own par We Und.ent'aml Tb&' ,,. Boot- O!l!el aDd """ldaUoo Depj. GaD Ill-& Can~¥ !!>• IWI . . •. !!= Qne Year ' 1 ~l>t ~nlhl • .. .. .. · ... 2 .eo Thrft MODthl .. . ... .. .. • .. l 8.110 ~I!! - . .. .... . I ano The best. thing tp tak~ 1o'hen you're run down Ia the Ucense CC'Il!:lta..n'"e Cummings has tnkclt numbe1 up playwrltin« She u vs sh e h:::r.... W henever a m&n tells you he bE:en at !t only three ~ks Md hfls feels sort ot MiJMoUOI, be meana alrF.ady written the lntennlS&iOU tha ~ he teelli 11.lte tM duce The phrea ~oloriat wtJo reads the The Ni(bl lh wk Slo;an headB or the aO'Il:Vwood n.tra 1tr18 B~ sur.e yc u're ttght then JO lo Is llv\ng on the ftat ot ~ l~d What thta WorJd, n~ is bed lnhabitant,s Mary Nolan has a nr.re- old radio that was owned ~y ~jamln Frank. un ot course there were no ra .., di"" In BenJ"'ll!lt Frilli:I!P.•t ttme, thnts w,.t mliili1 It ' tit)"~ REDEMPTION-God >ylll redeem my soul from the power Q! the grave: for He shall rece1v• me. - Ps&lfll 49:15. --~.,.--- FORSAKE EVIl.-Thus saith the Lord ol hosts; Turn ye now from your evil ways, and from your t!Vll domgs Zacharrah 1 .4. ,,wer '\¥HAT A WH..\4 Etc. - W ITH ALL DUE apologres to the fum usmg the term "What a whale of a drfl'erence a few c~nts make" m their a<js, the writ~r can not help but thmk about 1t as the report of the Grtmes divorce case rs rea<! Bur)ellfh Grimes, one of the greatest prtchers 111 ba11e-1 ball, has been a stormy petrol m the spot1s world as well I ~· havin¥ his troubles m the domestic hie Hrs (i troubles were atred for the firs t brne a year or more ago when htS wife won 4 divorce but the matter of mon·ey tlements was Jeft until the present t1me. A heanng OQ that angle wns heard by the Judge, Monday and the h1ghly pard exceptional athlete made •• adrhtsalons which can only be accounted for under the headmg of "What a wjlale of a difference a few cents \ mak e " for there !le .told the JUdge, under oath, that he was gettmg old (we can almost see Bllrl4h walkmg w1t~ I crutches) , tl)a! the probabrhty is that he wrll be shunted from the B1g League m a very short wh1)e 0 nd ~e compelI Jed to sh1tt for himself in the mmor leagues when: the pay J admrttedly, rs very much less. ' . 'fh•' p)ctwe that Burleij!'h pamted was dreary mdeed, so far as his future rn baseball •• concerned and tnut 11 was inpu~ed by the "few centl!," lh•\Jl urlel~' th!'ught lje nught •ave hrm.elf lroni pa~lri' i'p J~till!niwl\ wit~ !• th~ behpf qi JllapY people lltcludrn$ hf• present employers As a matter of fact, Burleigh Jtainted an entlrely different 1- "' lflotqr• · '~~D try a~ when 'he•w•• trYittlf tu ~llf!1~d to a ~ contra~t foP. th o, fi.U>rept b.[!-t!l.l!f~P, • ' ' ,;, ' b Next Spnng ~h~uiGo#,~~j>;~l~,"i(ll.i . ~~'1}~ ·,~<vmes, 1t •• mrght be well fo~ ~· Jl!dJe. ,"1;'119 )~]l~~~mll jlje .~""' ~ to compare the Jli(~ti~r·s te~~li:iln~ , )YJth tbe hne n• t hands the owners ~ w~om h~ w1() be trying tp wqeedle ;, a big P.riCe coptract ~qd he then m~y well soliloquize and ~ •ay "What a whale of a difference a few cento fl\ake.'' . ~ u . Rickman Mrl during th!! • ~e • Car ~ er -- end h&.!i come TheM! wo... f'l s sum up t.he sctlve work or A \V McKay beloved <o: UP· t nllllden ui Mld~1eport public schc ols tor n early one third ot a century- thh t:y leUs to be exact iMr McKay who Ill 1"t.em l ea1s retir~ has ' bum s uffermg rl c.m phvslcal hiLmentln ! 11n dectdmg to h all ta ... en 0 (..Clslderat lon th fat: that there lt; y-~l m uch lor which •'l live and much which m lght ...., Ic.s t were h e t u comlnut: to work "" ui'J,d.J dla- as every hE a d ol nn J u instttullon such a s Part boasts, mw:;t do lo kee p 1t to the highest level poss1bll under t e lhe Wt tntere.slh ol himself and la mll v and sc Middleport. parent~~ a nc.J children loEe es an active wookcr u m an v.hose name stands I prcbably hmd and shoulders abovr a nv othel In the hbtory uf Middle l llGrt educational f' lrCles 1 A"' ay buck Ill 1901 {I vounp- asp1r· lng eduuaor emp rged frc m tht w! ltls cf Mel]s Cc..unly as the farm I wus then thvught ot by manv whc Lc uJd • f." uc thlng but red a.lCi lis klndrHl dlhadvanta,:es when cve1 an attEmpt was m.tde In an~ but summer time to penetrate 1 I these P 1l crs w1t h a nd nor,.::& I :~. s I'. as th e rommon mode or travel rlreurnstancea I then Tl)e •s tram or this effort has bet>r, I1 This \O ung :llfln full or ll[e and sucb that the be1o.rc d man and In· nmb llicn "topp:'d at Pomeroy \\here strutter thought a rer.,m :me nt to he ta ugh t m the P omeroy high r ~trlve ca~~ M•d~l~ cla"~y- bugt:~ potiUoh th tlr WU Bet.z, VIr1.1 Child• dr .d.~ of araduatea who haVI ble11 Oaren.?.J':!!'dley Norma Lippi Marsent out. into the lndUJt.r1&1 world I&Ut. ~~htnny Mary Lou Me alter r&..elvinl Lhelr 1ud.lmentarJ Maaur, Evelyn RoM education under thl& retlrln1 au~ J ScphomoreB- AIIEn Knopp , H u P«=tmtt!n~nt. and ha11e made tine 1bert Sur race Juantt.a Butcher MarlllCor¢> as student.H worlten und t ii.Gitt Mal'ehall Helen Owens Julla 3rd Mar- aaret dred Neil hbor 2nd sra<le, P'bsle Ptf:cher, teacht!r-f None ) l.st !Uld 2nd andes, ML!IJ VIrgie Ma jor beaeher--charlotle Brown Mary Rose 8eJnu. liiiiTctlla W ol.lu~::-fal t:itlzens .Juulcrs -Lelaud Cra.ru;, Ptlylllx burn Clare:::u:e Taylor, Chrh;tnlt! Fer thirty YE!11tl he toiled and f(l r Jottchlm Paul Kerns Hetty Veith Wamsl(y, Err.est Praser Charle~ 111 8emurs-Marr~terlte H ysell Will- Seine~ Cluules Shoemaker h ltty )t:an he s ucc:ecded Dur I lam Stephenson 1st a:racte. Mra Frank!e Oaylo,.d thirty }Cars Mlddlfport emerge Gnules teacher-Ruth TayJor frcm what one mllht almoet te r m ' BB and 9 grades W S White 1st. IJI'Bdl', Mary Root te achera nc.n-entlty In scbool circles to teacher-Ltndiey Lyons P a l.l l Ulah Jones place In the Bun -equal~ by few Carroll, Hilda Chapman Mary K :md surpaued by none 1n the Buck- Huggins Eleapcr Roush Floradet eye f.tate famed !or Its educat.Jona.l Mournl02', Sheldon S~vens Anu a I Is h' -c h t by tl physical -•uc Russell SA d ,__ nstltutlons Troubled 111 men w wu ave a me.'! ,_, ara e M~ BusJe Taylor teaed h1s physl<.:al rt!!!Litance and cher- Kathleen Brown R<i&akie but &t. r.o time reduclntr Carroll Lawrence Hartlnge 1 Cha.!: the fierce determination to give Puultne Monts Cutnerlne Middleport all that he had In evecy Rc us.h Bllly Smith Cam Louu;e other wa.y the beloved man, citizen Emith S•phlo Staat•· Ha•" i IhOlll educator, Is now n<>uing out ot lhe a.s The Mlddlepnt Board of EdUCil· ·• "' ..._ ..,..........worker but w1H picture as an active 7A grade MJ.ss Alvlra Jonu t 1on announces that the 1ollowms tt:mdtl a llvme example of what teacher-Charles Bennett teachers have been employed t .... 1 and BralifOJd J oJm Kincala J r teach In the Middleport. sth ool.s 1ctcter mination, Florenct! F-r~ser Dorothy H,gg ln- during: the cominll school yea r 1era I all around el'fort will do Mr McKay, the salut-e botham High ttcnoo1 W E Melvin Su t hee may thy days of rt!8t be ;18 6th and 7B Lee w MarUn EssEX PI1nclhappy and pell<'eful as the days cf Comas tea®er- J ohn Walter Jl pal Susan ParJt Mabel Wl.bicm wcrk ana aehlevemPnt have te.:on VIrginia Clatworthy, Elizabeth Hf!len M .Dotat. Jl}anche M. 111•- ~ II "1 ~Lamina u.~ I I EdUC8ti•OD Board Announces Names Of Jnstructors I L~Wis ~:~mbltlon ~,oltizens Lawr~ ge~- ~;;nee I I arad~;;s Me~ ~rio.tendmt., Fo~ lhe A.Jmrkan o1 JuJy the hlfh nmnaalum dfo;..!ht Rhey, 'AiilS the PIJ&t... will be Q1 producttona Middleport will quite of children w.lah!nc to take PIU't In the pageant have been reqUC6t.ed to mftt at. tht: nmnalium li.L two o clock Irrtdll } 11 rternoon The Le!Jir.mnalres here ho.ve planned for one of tht bl:ur;t6t celebra · tlons of ~ht Independen6! Day In Middleport Including a parade the pareant, a.nel the entire ga la affair to be climaxed with a spectooular display ot flteworlu1 at night Ille cele!Jratlon wlll beem early on the Fourth of July and continue t.hrouahout the afternoon and evlf' nlnx ~~~ the l&t\TCOI'I ~e~Versl tlmH Schwankopt al50 Mtd CUrtlt dJ4' not produce any of thf raneom cu......y, nor did he .... ofter with relatlvel'l She W8.ti accOJnpa n - Colonel LindberJh u.n y portJon of led u far .. Colureb"' by .., and !.he ..,.. oleeplna ........, bl day for Bucyr us. and Gallon t,o •pend the r r malnder of Lhe weelr. wltb telat1Yea Mlu Luc!Ue Du tton l ft M Olld ll) for Ch-o !Ol ' """'' . ...... '"'' Mra. Mr J ohn arul Kent Mn Hoben wuuama of Payetk Ctty Penru;ylvanlA a r rived Tuesda y ft r a vl.<llt wltll rela tlve1 and frien ds They t! xpect to be here umll 1l1ter Deco a lton •\ , , CHAPTER FORTY -ONE IJJJ' Lou tried to sit up and a ljtt.le aurpriaed to aee that IIIIi 1 happened, abe remained Ia_\ Oil tbe pillOWI, She OUrt.hl proofrepreaentaUvea he wu dei.JJJQ: bona nd,. or w'tb the abc1w:tol"'l He added Curtl.l llkewile did "' not 1how L\ndberlh IIDY 'J)hoto~ .- Kft.Phl of ttfe baby taten b-J the kldnaper'!l • day All theae polntl directly oontn.dMn J H Oratt! left Weanesday icted st.atementl made by Capt fer da ys vislt wlth her Lachman, who AJd Curt.lJ .tokl him parmt.a Mr and Mn. Beleher at ot showlna the ransom bUll and OalUpoJi&. the photosra.ph and pa.rt ot the Mr and t..1rs G J Hamllto 1 baby s clotho t.o Ltndberth moved Tue3d~ey from Ora ~t Hill l1.1 Colonel Liddbersh "rmed hlmaell the f'red Sluon prove .. tY' (,n Bout~ wiUl a maclllne aun when he went. Pourtb Ann~ with curtis 1n the llarcon to search M:esdamM E.:velv n Lew1s lir1n ror the kidnapers on the sea Bch· RUMell, Noah Ha11kms ElmtJ M(. warzkopt re-.realed Carty Mart011 F'tcnrtl Wi llt<~m Pecllna t.hat. self J)rotee:tion wa.q Reynolds and Charles Ho wn1d m 1- necessary 1n caae the kidnapers 1 tore<! t u ChPshln Tue&lay e /tll~>to; should attempt an Attack of any where UK"y attended i.a !>l er n £wr kind at. sea or in ca&e of an at~ ln.spectlon t.empt to kidnap Col Llndbl!'rrh Mr and Mr.H H H McCorml(;,; Schw&.rzkopf stated, the returned Tuefit!a} to tht! ir h oone .. t Lone Eagle borrolfed the weapon to Columbw after a few da ys 111sn ke with him he re w1th J H Gra.t.P anrl lamlly There were few r.ew activities I Mr and Mrs Wa yn e Mau he I yesterday In thi! case In New of Chesh1re anncWlce the birth cia I York. the Bronx 8T&nd Jury lnveeCLUII HOSTESfit Cl T., ar '~igatlni the ....., ....... " daughter born Tuesda.y mornm pa•the home uf her lather J! d~ 111 • 1men t made by Dr John p Condon Mrs W H Juhlin& ww; h08te:;s lor of Main street Mlddlepor• I one of t he LindN>rih emissari-' Tuesday afternocn at her home on adjourned until JJne .. .., 2 South Second Avenue to the memENTER1AINS (LUB 0 -. h I bets or her fiv~-hundred ch b Mor .. s n.~sner was among t OM G·"!"sts v. ere Mesdames Le"l! Bur· B F Fultz Sl • nter,IJ.Hll l.estllylng before t he probers yesto:ril !I t terday Rosner, Irving Bltz and " " , Chu.rles F.. Smith B F Fultz t h e members of her ~~ bnt:lgc... ~ clut: Tuesday evening w le ""-'ne lva torelnte Spltali were named among the Br and Oscar Kiein party at the Sac~dat Heart. sch ool Sa ~arllest rmedlanes l1y I Club hf.lTiors were awarded Mrs Mlsi; Harr !e Mane Sm1ll L dbe h Bit d SJ)it.all bol.h. E R Tompkim flrst and Mrs received thP club pnze llf ld hz be Cecil Bradbury seLond Mrs 06ca.r un e~word ~ ara enJ may 1 Klein received t he auest prlu The I • at. BeckPt hcstess a course Mass IlL a summer ..:amp appar: J ently hop111g to rece ive answer WEINER ROAST ICOnt1nuf!d nom ...ae oneJ to his appeal to John the mY6 .. stv~ral ~1 tmSPif •~.ooo I M~s f'omero~ ~fll d...~n I Eoclet~ I ~ I1 LIn dbergh I sin~ a I l • :tJley didn't ..11-peak English. She tried to hol4 oa r bliP hands, so that the sis~r wow.ICI. see that 11he wanted the baby, "iNO, no - seblafen ate - 1leep, ~Babchetl-" ouse eating aroun pleuer• "' l'"' • h HE IS MJSTAitEN Big CLEAN-UPS#~ gf U.sed ~ taken in trade. M~nY lJl ak~ 1$ and I' •' 'ti ,., types. Low prices small d~wn Rtf~ ment-easy teFms. Se~ tbem l)efAFG J you. ~uy. ~ 00 H> oi I 1 t 1931 PORO ROAQI31l:R with 1931 FPill> ~AVY Dffl!IY• rumble seat AlmoSt '!lite ne\li DRAUt!d 1% ton Dumq ~· Beautiful ftnillh Yc:Juu tor only Ured. only 3 moWbl YerY fe\Y $290 00 mues Ip excellent lbape If ~ tQr<::~ted 1n a dump truc;,.lt here:~ 1931 FORD ROADSTER Low practically a new one at 'd mileage Has had best oi care A 2-3rds the price $000 real bargain at $270 00 19~9 FORO COpPE wit.b Il!"oj>ll seat GoOd Jla41~ tJres t.c r ror only be Po Ia• 1030 FORD ROADSTER with rumble seat. Beautiful dark blue ftplsh R u s t. 1 e s.s Steel trim Sweet motor qulet and powerful Rides like a. new one $275 00 . .. lllSO FORD lJl 1 ~ toll Stake new tbes A val~ Truck Reconditioned from front Ford Dealet can 11ve to rt~r with new par ts 6 n ew l .,.un on New palnt, ~0' RUTH FOOLS EM New York May ~5-lN~ Babe Ruth is mishty anxicus to whack another homer when the New York Y~nlr..e es ple.y in Washlnaton tcmot- row Tile -~· who socked ht.. the ~aeon cUcls: aga~n TJJur,sday to mal,n~jtoln his ~ lijl~t lead over filu~~ fer 1112T, whra he .set the ma.joa leaaue l'ecorct w•th 60 t ::.u.r b&H1fl 11th hom.-r ot )'elterdir, must e .. .• there's only one right kind of tobacco for hanJ-rolled cig!lrettes, and~ .that'.s tobacco made Jtnd cut for rolling. If you like tQ'ioll yo:ut'1r% own, -don't miss Velver. Fine8f - -. " flavor; easiest to rolJ,-· lays just right on the paper, and you save ' 30 cents in __ the bargain. Fiffy corking cigarettes for 15 cents -heat th~ if you cdn! Enough VELVET for 50 cigarettes ... l~c 1929 FORD COP.J!J!l Thproua1ii.Y ~eat colo~ ' t!rts Ready for ma.ny mUes oi 1929 FORD COUPJl trouble free service 1425 00 the bC~t of car6 a~ 1 1/.i t on Stake truck This truck Is 1n wonder. 100:9 FORD COUPE Nvt li )?aft ful condition Ptlced li~rht at buy at ~~ 00 $400 1929 FORD FORDOR BKDA!f. 1929 FORD 1-2 ton Panel Truck Been very llttle U&e 'Q'~bl.st.Cm~ ' ~­ In A-1 condition This wUI 10 and paint like new uYI for 1200 00 TJres good Runs ~~;feet 1930 FORD 157 - ! 'f T." *Pf FORDSON TRACTOI\ ~ND l2' JQ28 Oliver double bottom tractor J92'l Both practlcall~ new Tl)CJ 11i12~ for only 1835 00 See these ~nJtvhwef ~~"'* Pargam ~.~~fnre Tbc made I ~~ fu.~ • fill~,_. 1 e,; Cora Dell Seinef! klns MJss Claire Minor Clroe R The Christian Endeavor I For the finJt tlrnP the entry tery ma n to whom he paid the Mildred Reynolds llat~yn ' CoaCh, apd vesta McCo_y of the Presbyterian church ana or Curtis Into the Lmdbergh cast' ti le ransom tea cher- E.vj Brown Murjorie naui;.k "-· suests en)oyed a weiner roast ' U"~- as a negoUator t eckmg contact In a public not1c.. Dr condon Brown Eua\lne Bachner John L:votades W white Prtnclphl day evenlna at. Scotts Bo.torr wltb the kidnapers Col S<::hwarz- called on John to return the ran .. ens Wanda, M[1UlTUng, Chester M A White Prillc!pal , l.ee W Cheshire The evenjng wa!l s~nl Ill kopf issued a bullt>Un wh ich de- sorn money to Llnd~rgh and get. Rice McOc.ma:s. .Pr1oclpe.l Sh8J.e ' T'a.yfor var1ous aames parted from hh; us uul question-and your $25 000 reward • Condon s --answer method appeal was made alter Governor 5th and 6th ~rades M A Whlt.r Alvlra Jwes, v~rY:Ie- Major Nallnle teacher-Ruth Pickens Duroth y W Mc~n:. Ma ty Ro:::e; Mlldn!d K'lm Mrs Eusene Roberts of Akrol' In a ftat statement he ll.SSP rted Moore of New Jersev posted a. re~ Bette rfield Harold Hubbard Pll.l1l FJo.cs'e Frecker FEarl C ~~ n~ arrived Wednesday for a visit with the statements of Curt.ts were given ward or l25000 tor JntormaUon reBurton Warren &nneLt D... 10t.ny Frank irt Go)l'..ll d Julia Miller lM- Mr and Mrs Dana Pamels. Mr R (- to t hP press 1n their enL1rety and sultlng In the caplure of the kidDare! Vlr«hl1£ThcmM Ne tt.~ B!l~'<- 1 cllle Dutton Nancy Reed and C•ro berts wlll arrive Saturday for a that at no time was any rheck na pers ers Edward nett 1LoU ISe Ervin week end vi8ft made out b} Colonel Lindberg h for 1 - -- - - - - - 5th erade. rs Mildred Kim, Mr Fdward Vanov er will hm e The followil;l:l left Wef;lnesda y $50000 or Pxhlb!t.ed to any on e In PADERE.WSK.l GOING HOME teacher - Marpret Houdashp..lt., l char~e of Band High school anCl mornlrlll to atte 1d the Ohio Bap· 1connection with thP Curtis nego. • 1 Evelyn Jean Mayer. Pnulme Mlkh, l tada a11d Mrs J;Siancht! M Good- ttst ccmv.'!ntton which .Is being held tlatlons' New York May 25 - INB---;-1&Ma garet l~ll stewart Lavnda win "'ill s~r ..-e ru; visltq teii.Cher at Columbus Mn lzora Oulnth"r That statement apparently re· nace Jan Paderewskl tHe plar.tst Woodyard, Donald M1lls Ottle. Jc~ Tht:. new teachers: who will be Mrs Florence BUsh f.4r8 P' C rerred to one by Cnptaln F' C ar.d Mme Low.sa. Tetr11.7..zlnl singer 1 Stanley ~:et\1na 111 the sehou; t his yeat au 1Kreager and Harley Sanborn 1Lachman o! the yach ~ Marcon thnt were among notables booked to saU 4th grade Mr~ O!A.Ce t the Supt ~Melvln _ o_f Colu~.MnJ E R TompkJns left W-edncs- Curtl11 showe~- h_m_,_ ... uch a check for abroad toda:::_Y:__ _ _ _ __ , .~• bgan *l'aln. "So 1f -you :...d. rd like to hold hnnl for • . , wbUe. 1 would be very canBat a~ q~~ 0~00~ ~emalned uttal> ohe ""'ld talk .:;,;i;;;,.u;-,i ~ the aliter would w SIDELIGHTS QF ~l!WS OF ~4PilAL~ OF THE WORLD ••-··m ~ I I I b\'1 "~ t I '' 7,••• Kathryn Mid- fiEiif~§~=~~:§==~===~==~==i==~=~;~~;;~~?~~~i-- fley6thBetty ltimes i!rade, Mrs ' i I - ~' ·111 Belo.ved, Prominent School ln1tructor Cloaca aa Ac:tive Worker After Nearly Third of a Century at Head of Local Schoola or 14•t I' a llttl ~ knUwleclid r& 71 Tl'tp&tt, ous thUli thNl tl}e av~~e e~tr~ girl lsn t In anY lnlmed!a\e peril 'or ldliorlal Ollee c..,a IN-I· Dollf "'"' llJ •Tok• II Mn Reynoldl, Lou1&t Bowen, JIM)3 i ~1"1 ~umtnr. tn.chfor- BeUy Ja.nt Bfltkn, llrorn- btu MIN Clalt l" Mlnar r.r tJi¥ Banot.U, Nlklrecl and Kiae Maney Reed llnd. Ml.al Alan Bradford OUwt l..ooa' Caro LoUIIe Ervin of Wkklleport lrd liiRd 4th~ l4tll Luclllfo Dutton t.oO<IIOI'- Aitot LouiN Lam& j !L'it Many p upt.•8 Here. ltEHEARSALs FOR N "th 'f Kutne Bennet' 1tmee4 "nlOmu, Ml61 Dolly another ··ei er ardyNot. l!.. Know. PAGEANT TO BEGIN At tl~e 3rd and ft.h aradet, Pearl • dose o! that.able yearteacher aprtn1 or Absent AJJ Year Ctyct.. ttaehet--8&rtlh Buekll) Ptlda7 afternoon May re;,;::::::::~~;;;;;;;;;;~=======~~~cepUonally .. ummer cf the then MSddlf!~ 1 Wlnebrtnner, Dtlbert hearu.h fdr I.ArJion Bc:ard reeQJnl~ Ethel Clark, Ill(~ Fourt.h ~aeant will beJ1n lnr the abllltJ &n4 ot the The pupiLs o/ lhe sell Mariha McCumber, Elolle eulil- 'lt. ac:h6o1 un· A. W MCKay Well Know Ed t Yc~g lmtructor ' conrerred wiUl dleport schOOII have .nclth~r 11oe Je.mes di rection ~ AlUM Marw:aret • ' 0 UC8 Of him with tht: ufttmat.e been nor 3rd ITade NtJ:UU~ a«oort. IL anrwuna,:d by l)ett•res From Actt"ve Wo'rk Because h~ WIUo en.'jact;.d .... the Jkl.,..r ot JChooJ teacher-Jane HneU. Either Micb:' Peeney-lknnett Weclneeday -+• the EducaUonai Bb1p In MldcUe~ Nina Dlle.(.ron.rf n., pageam ooe the port which he biiWl ln the .lt:h Sch:ool lnd and ~. Mlu anndest ever 1ta1ed In Of F81"I"Jng HeaJth•, Here 30 years fo.ll t;r 1902 'llplt dt.c.lalon P'relhmm~enevleve MJlkr, teacber- H'elen Bur.lt, and call for a mcst wu.e atteatd by thl! r-,un • atnla Dorothy Ollrdn~r Lew.le. Praneee Ollkey, Mil- number All ehl~n -- l bf I!IW • ' ' �~ "... ..--., -- -~ ~ · ,," . .." ...• ' 81111!. f .oQ, (:qllipa, K.eep ..... $~lfiP,J J..opg Onea Tp HoJp Teamo .. "u . IN CaJTIO.U. CONDITION . . _ lin. Kqdalene Prler.tJey, who ~ir.JA.QI: LICENSE fr•cturtd. he:r hlp In a f•U at her 4 ~e llceme wu .tuued .In home Jn Oreen LOwnahip about two Lbe piObt.te cOw-t heie MqndaJ to w~e:t,a aro. 11 lfJII In a. critical COJJJe Lee. 34 ot Corbin,. K)',, and dlUou at the Holzer hoapii:t&J h;ere. R~ :pian~ 25 of OalllpoUs. Her t;\aua.t).ter, Mr1. ClYde Reynol41 '__:.._, ot Oolumbua, is at h~ bedJIIde, and ' olt:s IN ~IDGE the tollc.wJ.ng sisters were hera with Lewia Weller died 8t hla home 1 her over the week end: Mrs. Byron near BatDbrlrtie, MQnda.y nl1hl, i BIRI of Pomero~J. Mra. H. L. Campaccordinl to word received by .rel&·l bell and Mrs. Aath~rlne Oavi~ Of tivea~ here Tuesday. He had been Columbua .. 1n ill health fo~ several months, ! sufl'ering from cancer. j SUIT FlLI£0 Mr. Weller a prominent and A suit has been flled on the dock~Jueussful f"rhler, a.,Pc?ut 43 years I et ot the common pleu court here of age. and 16 &W'Vived ~ biB wife I aa an appeal from a JU6tlee o;f the and three children. Hla wlte wu j peace's court. The style of the ault formerly Mildred Buteinplller of · U, A. T . Townsend, d. b. a. Rqyal Oalllpolll!. . I Navllty . Company va. Lett& Spears No funeral arrangements · were I Kllnbelll. The plalntlft' reoelved learned here. i Judgment of 1300 tn default in the --:--. the lower court and the defendant FAUWEi.L Pl\KTY &eeking t.he reversal of the deciA ta.reweU party for Mrs. Maada ~ 1don. l.ene Danner was 11ven. by the So· I . . ~ eial SUtehets of the Pir&t Bapt!.IJt RIO BASEBALL NINE WIN AND church ln the new Educational , .. LOSt " .' .. . -'- CV~:'S I ·'" ' pEFEATED Spring Coats One-half Price. COIJCD ONI."' WARN 50Ph'E 'THA'T 'THe: MAN '>>IE'S A80IJT 'TO ,., "' .•. DIVORC.E _ w,. Men'$ Wear for Less DUKE! ' IJI,cc ""R c•l>&: SHE'S W'SHI;O FOR A 'TI'TI.E: 5HE'5 .A DUCHESS, ' - , . her husband, employ- ~ f:5le~~~~~:t~~=)·.on~g:m~:~! About. t.birty-flve members or Ule tpok ~he tlrst. a:ame by a · score ol orga,nl$1aUon were preeent and @ ! !Hl, but lost the second encoun~· er · della:htl,ll hour was he14 with re~ 1 4-10. Tl)e timely l'.itttn,i Of llasfreahmenta following . The guest o! t kins, Thaxton, Rapp and KniQ"ht honor w~~~;~ presented with u. l'lf~ by fe~~otUied the first ga.me, the latter : the a:::~ctet.y. t.wo .Jetting home runs early In th.e I Q'P.Dle. . Tl\4: Ohioans took an e&rly ~ _,,- .. -· .. _ - ···· -- ·· I - - --.-·-- ' (Pa.Jabl~ In Advance I =-~:;..::.:...-:-;--;---;;-;-;;-;,;::;:-;) Type lik~ thi• (12 pt. on S•tuP<Ia.v •I thla week 12c per line. Gon~ecutlve ln~rtlons •. No adV'n·tlscment. ~Ill lnr ~rice New YOrk ....... WnshillKkm ....... 'I Philadelphia D~ LrbJ.t . .. .. . . , CleVeland . . . . they piny .' . M~g· M~.~~!;Jh•'R~~,.:d .;;;~: r:--AIN'T tormer'6) . '· · · I tT m··- E _T..R:·-u·-:,l~H·-,-- ·- - -----· · ' By Arn()t • - MY Wlf"E AtwA'/5 Stows l.lP \JJI-!Et-1 ,·M li\TE. f\Nl> K'EEP TilE. rr's tJuJE. od.oeK: WilY fiREti'T Yoo fiT 11oME '{ l.A'reR 'l)u~rl.ER -..,...- ( WAITING· / I ·i j ., W~il_~l1- I 1·ru~y , w,re .. I'M 111K'1~6 ~'/ \IJIFE To tl1~t-IER • St:h> . ~<;lt:\ISED i]j" MEET ME ~E.RE ~T SIX d'C).oCK , ~y- .tames w. 13 Jndhmapalis ....... 22 Columbus ....... ... 2S 12 16 "........ . • .' ;,:' .' L. •.' I -. I ' ..., mo AME~Iov.i · • " ~~~-!II'H''' ' . ; I 15 18 22 21 24 .041~ lll,f ll&>.Hm ~Bottomly. .647 ~rtfl pr:t~ented cne I Darst, c . . . . . ... . . 4 Hubbard, 2b ........ 4 Gordon. J! .... ..... ." 3 aattyn, ss . . . . .... 4 ' Neal, p . . . ... ·. 3 ~rlcklcs , rr ...... 3 · Totals ... :u I. Broak,lyn 6, Boston 3. PhlladeljJhla 11, New York 8. St. Louis 8, Chicago 8. Pittsb~gh 5, Cincinnati 3 U2 iunlnp.) , ..,... ~ ·~- ·' 8. 0 . E. Oo.lla.th6r, ~·s . . Anderson, 3b . . . Ward. It . . . . . . . . . . . . Demm;key, cl ....... . . Jor10y City Beav0r. E8uer. 20 ......... .. 4 Lewis, lb . .. ..... ..... 4 pE;XDALE HOSIERY 1 - .: • ··~ . . . .. I 9 - 38 l(k $1.39 Bo:y'r, &lb-Bat5 · ····· ·· · ···· ·· ········· Lawn or Porch r, 0 Linen and Linduck, white and co!· cred-'-Cut-out Sandals. $L29, $1,39 to $1.75 Trellis Children'• Patent One Strap San, dala and Oxfords-All Size~ 95c Soveral stylea Ornamental and ' Men and Young Men'• Sport Oaforda-Biack and White and two tone tan, plain, and Mocca.in . styles .. .. .. .. . .. . $3.50 to $5.00 Useful Sure Cool Oxfords, $4 and $5,00 Very 0I 0 NEW NOVELTY S'ANDAL~ $1.00 -- -·- - Sun Tan Tennis Shceo .. . . 48c up - - -- I l')IEJII'S WALK. OVER OXFORDS ~!'w ~'! Price ...... . 1 . $6,00 " !• ' • "····-·· §iJ'-':~!ill Voilc;t-New •ill< j:ooli~ c<~,~-N.I''tV Jl'!tm''l ~!li~:fRrl\l.f!l8fl~ w~me11 •'!4 chjl· J'iew omall Pr~=,~~·, SjJ~t'H ~!' H ~ <. 1!eldln• 0. ~rr.l)~fC!q'let Sp~•· . ' .. -~ ' " . -·-·~·-·- .. 1k OTHER GRAD~- $L25 to $L95 ' . • 0 2 .·, 1 ... 1 I 'l"otl.l . . . . . . . . . . . . . l..f.ll'"-·.. '''" ..1 0 0 9c PN't!ale, per yd. .......... 89c 0 0 ' 2 0 • I I l;:~::::::-::-;;~~-:-:;::-:-~~~~a.~~~~~t~~r;,;~;;~;;~::!J -~ ~~""::::--:--:-"7'"-~;':":'::';~~~~;;,...-;:;:~!'i!:f '-::::-::-::::::;::::::;::::-=:-:::=::;: _ ··~ - ---·~ ---•• •' • 0 f'tr..;>;--:oi.. ··· · - 3 0 0 GAMIB ·TODAI( • I 2 0 0 V:hse, rf ....... .. ... 4 Meadows, c .... .. ... · 4 eutralo 2, Toronto 1. Butll.lo 4, Toro'alt.o q, Mbl\'t&alti, &ol'ie~r U. Mc"nt~~l 5, fl.peh~,~r 2. . 1 •• ., , • , t.:;.ot:.T:·.,·~ ·~. :t !h. :,+ r:: t 1 o 0 0 Stand~rd 18C Pure silk, full faahioned oervice& Chiffon-Me~. o o o1 o 2 1 P"li!JnOn S, 'Neliark 2. - · ·~:... · • ._·,. ·· ... ' ' .. ' Croquet Seti-t Ralls AB R H 5 5 4 4 p ........... 4 IN1'EBN4TIIIN4J. L~AGU~ lpsult.al play at g::od l NATION..U. liEAUUE -- r · ••h Marcy Lee W F rock• 24x4lil RAG RUGS only ..... 29c o. N. T. Thrud-any num\H:r--3 Spools .. tp YES1EPf,AY'S RESULT& _., ~. AMERI"' N 4SSOOIATION Indlanapolb> 21, Oolumbue 5. MinncapoUs 11, Kansa~> CILY 4. St. Paul 8, Milwaukee 5. Only games r.cbeduled. New York 3, Philadelphia l. ~trolt 8, St. Lotlla 0.. Oh~o 11, Cleveland 'l'. prlJY lames scheduled . ,. I New .Styles AQ ... Special Price . . . . . . . . . ~ 36 ln. Stitt~ All€1.1~ - .5~ t~~.b8ee by am>eP1!lil" up an a1mcl;lt. .50.8 ~~ ,tiJ~ ';frcip · ;w-ard ' and f.ossmg )t .5tt at f).ll}. 11peed .JfhU!l ~~ was ye~ oft .3SS bfJJ.apce,· t~t. 1be ball testeo AMERICAN LEAGUE · 41. 6 Llifl •lh,.. n1.nr0rlnliHPiv Hdt Wtit!'D I r .l • • • a vt:rb a eertnln 1• cur\rect· to f\ I"'j! • rQOillli,lnqutro oun, 111<mey 1p· rttn1"rre d to 1t cunnructluq , tii~:~'lfic · ~ i]l)Mlohd Q1':1tJit. (!~; JOf~~li. et· 'llbuo 'ln.X IJSe ~lH.' »'pr•l "ln"11." .-.tiH·rwl&\1ltmf1 •.tt• ... t. • • · \~ 110rrett. •. . ' • "'-~"~~~ ~.. ' LADIES. and CHILDRENS WASH DRESS~S SA,NITARY NAPKINS EXTRA SPECIAL . . . . . . pla.til. 1 WOMAN HA~ EVE~ WON '11--lE S~l'r'ISH ll'r'LE I . e · 1 ,l · · . OIUlt~l·m,h. P.t. Ploaunt, 'l~•ra:laat WAN':J!~J'hls woek 50 Coal \ p~h~n~:,· Mle 11 K.lltherlne 1 .l4c:0 " ~· .. He ~f;W· a~ves, 6 iUtcller. aabl- I Ohi)O, eake : Mrs. rlharler. ft . Gray I p_o~•· '~J .·retrlaerat,oro, frcqo~'ll 1 0t ft\.i .IatlQ; Henry Lcmer llt J~tr:k- ! J1~ ..crurnltu~e Store, Nor~ f:lto~ , 011 , , Ollil 11. !Jiddleport. o.. Phol>e 1 . •• i .~.J t ' i.L ' s~at,s~ ' i "'Lo, . ". ··_. .n'i.. ~ _." . I II K. 1, .)114 ~ .. . I I \, t" •: •• Ua ..,...IJI•.. ,l• t \ 1 f~ Jtent1 The "'or!l ''lonn" hu been u1ed q · home cut the run was the best they could do, altlO<iu;;~ thrtughout the contest they arid tried, bu~ 1n vain, to g~t a run o¥ two more aeroes the dClllnting .344 n~tlf Jn Grli~t-:·5 glove. Just before .21M tile Tunner reached the base. - -· · 'J'he' J)crcclltaae of stanctn g In 1NTERNA'l'I0Nt\L Lf..\GUE thl! Jcct\lle8a~. lncludtng the game Club w L Pet. 'P,,lay"ed 'l\Je8da.y nJght, is a.s follow~ Newark ....... 23 u: .8)1 PUrity t:re;~-ms, Wl)p 6. lest 2, .714 ; ' Baltimore 22 14 .811 Trcjal}!, won 41, lclJt 4, .500; N. Y. :autralo ..... . '\· . 23 15 .605 C., ~ 2 lost 3, .401:1: B. 0. E. ww1 ·· 24 18 .800 1, lo$'t 3, .2~0. MqnLreai· ·:.. The box ecort: R ae· 11s~ t er . . . · · ... · . 21 15 ·583 Purity creWil& AM R H E" 22 3 TomntoCit. · · .... · · · · ~' 25 ·32!19, It Allens:wrtll. 3b . 2 l I 1 Jcmoy Y · · · · · · · · .. .. R. Allensworth. tlf . . 4 1 1 0 Reading . . . .. . . . . . . 7 26 .21~ Orate,' lb ........... t 0 2 o ' '• 60 i MUmcapoUs ....... 2t . aH lollom : Wt.Jllfltn Helnrs, flcm£rq:, wh c Will& if"IJut ; d In .a. mine atcldeut; Mrs. J. D. · 15 18 -- 1 '· :.. 19 / Toledo ..... . .. . , 12 \ Louisville . . . . . . . . . . 11 st. Paul ... 10 ' l ~tnd t~ mily . Dlllchar~(IS 1rcm. Holzer 18 18 19 ... ..... JD Kansas City ....... 19 ' I : Luh 13 16 1 Milwaukee r..:.._...;.________T_-.::=;;;;;1 · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . , w.-..ted- New Stylea Juot Received .. ' 9 :.i\2 18 i; ·: : I S-2i43t r~ J?ct. The hit> were "(ijvided as !ollaw> .638 filou~prn Ohio 9, and Pur!tY a. 6 ...... Beav(lt , pitcher for ijle elect;·oci.-.JlS • • alklwed tWo free paf:scs to first Olnclnnatl · · · 21 18 · 5 ~ arid n!:tJred -t.hret men by the strUo:c St. Louis .. · 1? out rOUte. Neal, Purity twll"le::r, al1. 3 New York · lc wfld nc wa)ks and tanned on~ 20 1 5 Brooklyn .... · A29 wquld~be ~lectriclan. Grate o.t ftn·t PittsbutQh . ........ 13 18 .4~ fur tn.e PUrity team, gave a fiu~ Philadelphia ....... 15 21 .417 exhl~ltlon cf !J'"ld1ng piuy, scooplni the !:Salls, tCs!":!d wlldly by his matet AM~RICt\N ASSOCIATION out,· Of the dirt and llOinJ lnt3 Ul.~ Club , W L Pet. atr n~t.er ethers In a Jt!Onner ~Vni· I be t w 24 I taken Jof .f;ntu,nlc.y ~ll,~ht a.t the 0 ltlss than a mlnlmum char~fl Ihctpc In Hllmdcn. ' ta;fnty · five ccuts for each .:lMf· Mn;. R,Us!j<!ll "ll::xby nmji brc-1.11 · tion, Olld"l PrntGn of Cchanbus retWTI~ e1 as.,Uit. you 1 few od home TUe1day after cp~n.:.ilnl u The P.d taker wlll ll 1a Y days vlsft wUh their pl!l"cutr. 1 lt cleslred, so that dJe opy tm Mr. c.nd Mrs. Jchn P! .?st ::n. ' MiS! Charlott-e Danner it!. s pcn:Jyour ad Is prepared m such a mnnncr ns to brmr. the ~!eatest inp,: the w..::~k at h er h:me here. resuil.s to · ou. Miss Anna Loo Ra:tdolpil r:! "'be pubH~hc rs will bt' n::-~~·fli!Siblf' ?m l:c.rsturjf Is lh:: n r w a::!ils~ : mt i-'L onlY for tmc Jncorrrct ln~cnlm• lhe Rete Bc l.u~y .E'hop~. r nv &tivcrtlseml•nl. r:rrou In M:rs. H cn:.~r Walker aud son 0d 8 . ·ncnts tihoulr~ be r. porl.t:d Hc)ner R~.mus a:o llfi'JILin';J: w.th rcl1 1 t a ver ~c • , utlvc.s In Columbus. l.mmedlutely. 1 M~!> Helen Allan wDs b.l:lc t:.: 1: :· : t\lkl.n t o the h(•me or lwr nice-; M t~. Al~· arfic Lcwl.e fo r cotwa!.: · · For Sa Ie, M.as....,. 1. cc:1te Tu~sday toUcw1na. a succe:::~ 1~ 1 I lui ap crs.ticn at the H Jlzer ht~~' '"l l : ron f fll.l! - !1 n:x:m Ht:. ur.c, all mc-l Mn;. Layne tawren«!, dauaht ·r : dl.'r:l ccnvcn lcncr!o. 2 cJ ~ L c r m.l Elcflncr. Ml::!l M!t.~Jc Am.1bary, M:r.; l\':l~ u ll<::IJ'I". c1c d l. .c !Je.<;l sncs I o ::rcthy Miller. M!.ss 1 VlViaJ;t Irir.u m1 Ltucol i1 HHI. See M1 s Kale L- and Mllom Evelyn Cmltlf ttrO u t ~ Klii'.:J!;. 5-19·fit : lr ndln~ the nnr:t.l~l conv~ ut1cn ~~ l ::-c-::-::-:-:-::--::--·-~- · - - - - . Cc!umbu:::. · . f'~ on EALE-F rcsh H obt1 ~ 111 cc1.1-.1 Mr. omt Mrs. Charles NEjSsd.-oad n good c1w A. W. Hcncl r lck!; werr. Eunday sue6t& of. Mr. and Mrs Dairy, R\llland Ro:1d. 5-2 4-3 L Grr.nt George cf JltUavtUe. . 1 U!c Co.rt':! r WO'J a l:ludness vl!llor Help I nt lt·cntc:n Tuesday. · ! R. F. Fo:t~l' cf HlJnt.:l)t:m \\'.0.:; here M-:nday en bu5lneu. SALUiMI\N-? .rmanem r-epi" · J~.>etl· Mrt~. Eertha Rawson ent~ln1n .~ .1 1 t.ativ~ rar old c~tab)Uihed manu- Sunciay 'flllh a bE~ul!fully g.ppomttA.cturer. · fii!!Hinr u ~Uonally all- ' ed dlnner p:J.rty honar1na tile blrthvct'tlaad IIQc to bullineoo oanccrniJ I d<tf rf her ri3 UQhtcr Mr~ . 1 ::IW.~l 1'1• an ly. ll'li!L Ume noL peueseu.ry . 1 WA.~C. ' , MERQ!i/H~TS INDU~T~Ili:S, Inc. : M~. and Mrs. J. L. Wlllli\JllS flf" ~001 Home Ava., Dayton, Ohio. 1 r.utlunrl ~pent Sunday w1Lh frof. • ' ".tub I B · Louis · · · · · \Chicago · · · · · · ' · 13 21 Boston . · · · · · ·~ 6 27 NATit!-NAL LEAGUI! Club W L :u 12 Bcch',,"'.'•'• .. · · · · · · · 22 13 · · · · ··· · · · · · nJ SOc-~Sc AMERICAN LEAGUE ' 1 , Pl;iiSONAJ.S Ml-. 'a.nd Mri. Cc mla Wh11" ~ C·f :i. P1 .:.;t.:lt» .. IHC ~n11t the Wt:ek Clld a con 6c,·uUvc Insertions ror plict! ol w:th Mr. a~d M1s. Jc·J Mlllcr. ' - '" ' <f1 I I •AlumnJ at Rio Grande. · t Then the season wlll clare by c--;:;c'-:;:-;::-:;;-;:;-;--;;;;-;;;;-a;;; i.b~ir (liRyl'* a double header with Type llkc ~hi~ 11 pl.l .01c per Une. Cedarville . ~n Commencement Day, {5 0, cragfl words ma kf' 1 llnE"I . Monday, JWle 6. a FANCY ruaSES the 0 . H. E. nine on the latter dia~1ond. The ,ollowiug B~t\lrday, • LADIES SILK SCARFS =======II Other atyle and grades 9Sc to $1.95 l ( 10 pt ) Uk June <, the Red •nO White pla.y th< 1 th' T ype l 'k I e II per 1ine. $1' .00 FLAGS All aizea and quality-aUk and Cotton For Sale 89C Buy That new Tie for Decoration Day ~ of it. · 1Tbere tetnalns onJ,y a few more fiHt.mes on tHe schedule for the Redmen thUs Season. Wednesday of week they meet the st10 ,, 1 this 1 ManhBI1 team at Htlntlniton 1\nd End Table,, Cane Seated Chai!·s, Windsor Chait'S .. A wonderful a&&ortment just received 48c, 69c, 89c · Can Glenna Break' the Jinx? to~ UNPAINTED FURNITURE MEN'S SILK TIES {N . SECTION 3Sc and 3 !'air $Ul0 MEN'S WHI~E· D~CK . PANTS .. . . .. . .. . . . .. I I 24 in. VALANCE Ready made ............. 19c MEN'S OVERALLS Heavy Denim-High Backs, Sizes 36 to 44--89c value only .. 59c I [ ----- Silk and Cotton . . . . . . . . . . . . . tOe Boy's Fancy .!'·ilk Socka .... . .. lSc CLUB ~NTERTt\INED I .lead and rrlaintained it , WhUe the The ~ memb~rs of the Rook clubt1 ReQm~,o>n were .sla.qtmlnl' ~offer~ . were enterta.tped by J . W. PtlUllps, ir..ss oC t.wo Morris-Harvey pit..c;ber~. McndllY evenlng. Play followed a Knight kept the West VIJ'alnianR dinner at the Island View Inn. with a:uesalng &f,ld went :.ne entire rou te D.- . W. E. How-ell winning the favor J for Rio with "Little Boy Ullrich" !or htu:h Score. doing the receiving. _ _ The second K&me was a more 1 hotly contested one that the scoJ:e • WED IN OLD "KAINTUCK" . Miss Faye Houck und Mr. Paul , might indicate. The Eagles made a. 1 Reese were Wlitcd In m~trrlage "tn threntenlng Rttack nn Thaxton's , Catletl..sburg, Ky., Saturday. They pitching wh !!n they scored three 1 were accompanied by Mrs. Ladu j runs. However, this did not tilt· ; Houck, Miss Jc:iijJe Salyers .and courage the Redmen and they came Chester Hughes, all of Huntington J b:~ ck Rnd scortJd four tallies In thf! l~~~~§ Mrs. Reese Is the ~aurhtcr of Mrll. second Inning Lo talte the le&.-1. 1 M. E. Houck and h~ been employ- 'l'heu Monis ·Harvey scored agatJ ed 5everal years at the Holzer hOB· and LJ cd up the score which re~ maincd so uptll tb~ slxtp inn.I,Qg When they lieorM twJce more. Despite th~ fact that they hit the lll' aP,ple, ~be local team was unable to TUE DAILY TDlBUNE scm•e any more , The Morr18-li!l.t~ 1 VEl)' outfteldct·s made use of evl'ryl 1ctinnce, so It seeaed. Later t&Ui~a lP4> a hard, .UOS.r DUll the r.la'h& lie~f ,..,. · C.l. 4 &S,J.F U: D ~ !ob,l Urie . accOwited lol) the exhi rU'ri.s for the Eai1es. Thaxton and ADv' E:afistl'fb Ullrich composixl, lhe battery far · I ~lo in this fray and did a nice JOb ' ...-...-.. P~tir 2 I _ -- MEN'S FANCY SILK. SOCK.S TILLIE . READY MADE WINDOW AWNINGS .. .. .... $LOO UP Men'• and Boya Fancy Shirt. and Shorb, .. .. . .. .. .. 2Sc, SOc, 7Sc BUT DOESN"T buUdlng of the church Mondfy . ,c~cl) Spoon~r·s ba&eball team eventna. Mra. Danner wtU leav~ J9n~neyed to BarbourtlvWe P,rlday . f. saturday for Anderaon, Ind., whe~!! I a.¥ bla:ted the MorriS-I;IUvey . :et;e~~-~oln Now is the time to buy Thooe Awnings for windowa or porches, we make them special to fit any place. MEN'S DRESS <SHIRTS Fast colon ............ 48c, 9Sc AND N1:1N II& ' :a .Y . . ... " ' �~ "... ..--., -- -~ ~ · ,," . .." ...• ' 81111!. f .oQ, (:qllipa, K.eep ..... $~lfiP,J J..opg Onea Tp HoJp Teamo .. "u . IN CaJTIO.U. CONDITION . . _ lin. Kqdalene Prler.tJey, who ~ir.JA.QI: LICENSE fr•cturtd. he:r hlp In a f•U at her 4 ~e llceme wu .tuued .In home Jn Oreen LOwnahip about two Lbe piObt.te cOw-t heie MqndaJ to w~e:t,a aro. 11 lfJII In a. critical COJJJe Lee. 34 ot Corbin,. K)',, and dlUou at the Holzer hoapii:t&J h;ere. R~ :pian~ 25 of OalllpoUs. Her t;\aua.t).ter, Mr1. ClYde Reynol41 '__:.._, ot Oolumbua, is at h~ bedJIIde, and ' olt:s IN ~IDGE the tollc.wJ.ng sisters were hera with Lewia Weller died 8t hla home 1 her over the week end: Mrs. Byron near BatDbrlrtie, MQnda.y nl1hl, i BIRI of Pomero~J. Mra. H. L. Campaccordinl to word received by .rel&·l bell and Mrs. Aath~rlne Oavi~ Of tivea~ here Tuesday. He had been Columbua .. 1n ill health fo~ several months, ! sufl'ering from cancer. j SUIT FlLI£0 Mr. Weller a prominent and A suit has been flled on the dock~Jueussful f"rhler, a.,Pc?ut 43 years I et ot the common pleu court here of age. and 16 &W'Vived ~ biB wife I aa an appeal from a JU6tlee o;f the and three children. Hla wlte wu j peace's court. The style of the ault formerly Mildred Buteinplller of · U, A. T . Townsend, d. b. a. Rqyal Oalllpolll!. . I Navllty . Company va. Lett& Spears No funeral arrangements · were I Kllnbelll. The plalntlft' reoelved learned here. i Judgment of 1300 tn default in the --:--. the lower court and the defendant FAUWEi.L Pl\KTY &eeking t.he reversal of the deciA ta.reweU party for Mrs. Maada ~ 1don. l.ene Danner was 11ven. by the So· I . . ~ eial SUtehets of the Pir&t Bapt!.IJt RIO BASEBALL NINE WIN AND church ln the new Educational , .. LOSt " .' .. . -'- CV~:'S I ·'" ' pEFEATED Spring Coats One-half Price. COIJCD ONI."' WARN 50Ph'E 'THA'T 'THe: MAN '>>IE'S A80IJT 'TO ,., "' .•. DIVORC.E _ w,. Men'$ Wear for Less DUKE! ' IJI,cc ""R c•l>&: SHE'S W'SHI;O FOR A 'TI'TI.E: 5HE'5 .A DUCHESS, ' - , . her husband, employ- ~ f:5le~~~~~:t~~=)·.on~g:m~:~! About. t.birty-flve members or Ule tpok ~he tlrst. a:ame by a · score ol orga,nl$1aUon were preeent and @ ! !Hl, but lost the second encoun~· er · della:htl,ll hour was he14 with re~ 1 4-10. Tl)e timely l'.itttn,i Of llasfreahmenta following . The guest o! t kins, Thaxton, Rapp and KniQ"ht honor w~~~;~ presented with u. l'lf~ by fe~~otUied the first ga.me, the latter : the a:::~ctet.y. t.wo .Jetting home runs early In th.e I Q'P.Dle. . Tl\4: Ohioans took an e&rly ~ _,,- .. -· .. _ - ···· -- ·· I - - --.-·-- ' (Pa.Jabl~ In Advance I =-~:;..::.:...-:-;--;---;;-;-;;-;,;::;:-;) Type lik~ thi• (12 pt. on S•tuP<Ia.v •I thla week 12c per line. Gon~ecutlve ln~rtlons •. No adV'n·tlscment. ~Ill lnr ~rice New YOrk ....... WnshillKkm ....... 'I Philadelphia D~ LrbJ.t . .. .. . . , CleVeland . . . . they piny .' . M~g· M~.~~!;Jh•'R~~,.:d .;;;~: r:--AIN'T tormer'6) . '· · · I tT m··- E _T..R:·-u·-:,l~H·-,-- ·- - -----· · ' By Arn()t • - MY Wlf"E AtwA'/5 Stows l.lP \JJI-!Et-1 ,·M li\TE. f\Nl> K'EEP TilE. rr's tJuJE. od.oeK: WilY fiREti'T Yoo fiT 11oME '{ l.A'reR 'l)u~rl.ER -..,...- ( WAITING· / I ·i j ., W~il_~l1- I 1·ru~y , w,re .. I'M 111K'1~6 ~'/ \IJIFE To tl1~t-IER • St:h> . ~<;lt:\ISED i]j" MEET ME ~E.RE ~T SIX d'C).oCK , ~y- .tames w. 13 Jndhmapalis ....... 22 Columbus ....... ... 2S 12 16 "........ . • .' ;,:' .' L. •.' I -. I ' ..., mo AME~Iov.i · • " ~~~-!II'H''' ' . ; I 15 18 22 21 24 .041~ lll,f ll&>.Hm ~Bottomly. .647 ~rtfl pr:t~ented cne I Darst, c . . . . . ... . . 4 Hubbard, 2b ........ 4 Gordon. J! .... ..... ." 3 aattyn, ss . . . . .... 4 ' Neal, p . . . ... ·. 3 ~rlcklcs , rr ...... 3 · Totals ... :u I. Broak,lyn 6, Boston 3. PhlladeljJhla 11, New York 8. St. Louis 8, Chicago 8. Pittsb~gh 5, Cincinnati 3 U2 iunlnp.) , ..,... ~ ·~- ·' 8. 0 . E. Oo.lla.th6r, ~·s . . Anderson, 3b . . . Ward. It . . . . . . . . . . . . Demm;key, cl ....... . . Jor10y City Beav0r. E8uer. 20 ......... .. 4 Lewis, lb . .. ..... ..... 4 pE;XDALE HOSIERY 1 - .: • ··~ . . . .. I 9 - 38 l(k $1.39 Bo:y'r, &lb-Bat5 · ····· ·· · ···· ·· ········· Lawn or Porch r, 0 Linen and Linduck, white and co!· cred-'-Cut-out Sandals. $L29, $1,39 to $1.75 Trellis Children'• Patent One Strap San, dala and Oxfords-All Size~ 95c Soveral stylea Ornamental and ' Men and Young Men'• Sport Oaforda-Biack and White and two tone tan, plain, and Mocca.in . styles .. .. .. .. . .. . $3.50 to $5.00 Useful Sure Cool Oxfords, $4 and $5,00 Very 0I 0 NEW NOVELTY S'ANDAL~ $1.00 -- -·- - Sun Tan Tennis Shceo .. . . 48c up - - -- I l')IEJII'S WALK. OVER OXFORDS ~!'w ~'! Price ...... . 1 . $6,00 " !• ' • "····-·· §iJ'-':~!ill Voilc;t-New •ill< j:ooli~ c<~,~-N.I''tV Jl'!tm''l ~!li~:fRrl\l.f!l8fl~ w~me11 •'!4 chjl· J'iew omall Pr~=,~~·, SjJ~t'H ~!' H ~ <. 1!eldln• 0. ~rr.l)~fC!q'let Sp~•· . ' .. -~ ' " . -·-·~·-·- .. 1k OTHER GRAD~- $L25 to $L95 ' . • 0 2 .·, 1 ... 1 I 'l"otl.l . . . . . . . . . . . . . l..f.ll'"-·.. '''" ..1 0 0 9c PN't!ale, per yd. .......... 89c 0 0 ' 2 0 • I I l;:~::::::-::-;;~~-:-:;::-:-~~~~a.~~~~~t~~r;,;~;;~;;~::!J -~ ~~""::::--:--:-"7'"-~;':":'::';~~~~;;,...-;:;:~!'i!:f '-::::-::-::::::;::::::;::::-=:-:::=::;: _ ··~ - ---·~ ---•• •' • 0 f'tr..;>;--:oi.. ··· · - 3 0 0 GAMIB ·TODAI( • I 2 0 0 V:hse, rf ....... .. ... 4 Meadows, c .... .. ... · 4 eutralo 2, Toronto 1. Butll.lo 4, Toro'alt.o q, Mbl\'t&alti, &ol'ie~r U. Mc"nt~~l 5, fl.peh~,~r 2. . 1 •• ., , • , t.:;.ot:.T:·.,·~ ·~. :t !h. :,+ r:: t 1 o 0 0 Stand~rd 18C Pure silk, full faahioned oervice& Chiffon-Me~. o o o1 o 2 1 P"li!JnOn S, 'Neliark 2. - · ·~:... · • ._·,. ·· ... ' ' .. ' Croquet Seti-t Ralls AB R H 5 5 4 4 p ........... 4 IN1'EBN4TIIIN4J. L~AGU~ lpsult.al play at g::od l NATION..U. liEAUUE -- r · ••h Marcy Lee W F rock• 24x4lil RAG RUGS only ..... 29c o. N. T. Thrud-any num\H:r--3 Spools .. tp YES1EPf,AY'S RESULT& _., ~. AMERI"' N 4SSOOIATION Indlanapolb> 21, Oolumbue 5. MinncapoUs 11, Kansa~> CILY 4. St. Paul 8, Milwaukee 5. Only games r.cbeduled. New York 3, Philadelphia l. ~trolt 8, St. Lotlla 0.. Oh~o 11, Cleveland 'l'. prlJY lames scheduled . ,. I New .Styles AQ ... Special Price . . . . . . . . . ~ 36 ln. Stitt~ All€1.1~ - .5~ t~~.b8ee by am>eP1!lil" up an a1mcl;lt. .50.8 ~~ ,tiJ~ ';frcip · ;w-ard ' and f.ossmg )t .5tt at f).ll}. 11peed .JfhU!l ~~ was ye~ oft .3SS bfJJ.apce,· t~t. 1be ball testeo AMERICAN LEAGUE · 41. 6 Llifl •lh,.. n1.nr0rlnliHPiv Hdt Wtit!'D I r .l • • • a vt:rb a eertnln 1• cur\rect· to f\ I"'j! • rQOillli,lnqutro oun, 111<mey 1p· rttn1"rre d to 1t cunnructluq , tii~:~'lfic · ~ i]l)Mlohd Q1':1tJit. (!~; JOf~~li. et· 'llbuo 'ln.X IJSe ~lH.' »'pr•l "ln"11." .-.tiH·rwl&\1ltmf1 •.tt• ... t. • • · \~ 110rrett. •. . ' • "'-~"~~~ ~.. ' LADIES. and CHILDRENS WASH DRESS~S SA,NITARY NAPKINS EXTRA SPECIAL . . . . . . pla.til. 1 WOMAN HA~ EVE~ WON '11--lE S~l'r'ISH ll'r'LE I . e · 1 ,l · · . OIUlt~l·m,h. P.t. Ploaunt, 'l~•ra:laat WAN':J!~J'hls woek 50 Coal \ p~h~n~:,· Mle 11 K.lltherlne 1 .l4c:0 " ~· .. He ~f;W· a~ves, 6 iUtcller. aabl- I Ohi)O, eake : Mrs. rlharler. ft . Gray I p_o~•· '~J .·retrlaerat,oro, frcqo~'ll 1 0t ft\.i .IatlQ; Henry Lcmer llt J~tr:k- ! J1~ ..crurnltu~e Store, Nor~ f:lto~ , 011 , , Ollil 11. !Jiddleport. o.. Phol>e 1 . •• i .~.J t ' i.L ' s~at,s~ ' i "'Lo, . ". ··_. .n'i.. ~ _." . I II K. 1, .)114 ~ .. . I I \, t" •: •• Ua ..,...IJI•.. ,l• t \ 1 f~ Jtent1 The "'or!l ''lonn" hu been u1ed q · home cut the run was the best they could do, altlO<iu;;~ thrtughout the contest they arid tried, bu~ 1n vain, to g~t a run o¥ two more aeroes the dClllnting .344 n~tlf Jn Grli~t-:·5 glove. Just before .21M tile Tunner reached the base. - -· · 'J'he' J)crcclltaae of stanctn g In 1NTERNA'l'I0Nt\L Lf..\GUE thl! Jcct\lle8a~. lncludtng the game Club w L Pet. 'P,,lay"ed 'l\Je8da.y nJght, is a.s follow~ Newark ....... 23 u: .8)1 PUrity t:re;~-ms, Wl)p 6. lest 2, .714 ; ' Baltimore 22 14 .811 Trcjal}!, won 41, lclJt 4, .500; N. Y. :autralo ..... . '\· . 23 15 .605 C., ~ 2 lost 3, .401:1: B. 0. E. ww1 ·· 24 18 .800 1, lo$'t 3, .2~0. MqnLreai· ·:.. The box ecort: R ae· 11s~ t er . . . · · ... · . 21 15 ·583 Purity creWil& AM R H E" 22 3 TomntoCit. · · .... · · · · ~' 25 ·32!19, It Allens:wrtll. 3b . 2 l I 1 Jcmoy Y · · · · · · · · .. .. R. Allensworth. tlf . . 4 1 1 0 Reading . . . .. . . . . . . 7 26 .21~ Orate,' lb ........... t 0 2 o ' '• 60 i MUmcapoUs ....... 2t . aH lollom : Wt.Jllfltn Helnrs, flcm£rq:, wh c Will& if"IJut ; d In .a. mine atcldeut; Mrs. J. D. · 15 18 -- 1 '· :.. 19 / Toledo ..... . .. . , 12 \ Louisville . . . . . . . . . . 11 st. Paul ... 10 ' l ~tnd t~ mily . Dlllchar~(IS 1rcm. Holzer 18 18 19 ... ..... JD Kansas City ....... 19 ' I : Luh 13 16 1 Milwaukee r..:.._...;.________T_-.::=;;;;;1 · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . , w.-..ted- New Stylea Juot Received .. ' 9 :.i\2 18 i; ·: : I S-2i43t r~ J?ct. The hit> were "(ijvided as !ollaw> .638 filou~prn Ohio 9, and Pur!tY a. 6 ...... Beav(lt , pitcher for ijle elect;·oci.-.JlS • • alklwed tWo free paf:scs to first Olnclnnatl · · · 21 18 · 5 ~ arid n!:tJred -t.hret men by the strUo:c St. Louis .. · 1? out rOUte. Neal, Purity twll"le::r, al1. 3 New York · lc wfld nc wa)ks and tanned on~ 20 1 5 Brooklyn .... · A29 wquld~be ~lectriclan. Grate o.t ftn·t PittsbutQh . ........ 13 18 .4~ fur tn.e PUrity team, gave a fiu~ Philadelphia ....... 15 21 .417 exhl~ltlon cf !J'"ld1ng piuy, scooplni the !:Salls, tCs!":!d wlldly by his matet AM~RICt\N ASSOCIATION out,· Of the dirt and llOinJ lnt3 Ul.~ Club , W L Pet. atr n~t.er ethers In a Jt!Onner ~Vni· I be t w 24 I taken Jof .f;ntu,nlc.y ~ll,~ht a.t the 0 ltlss than a mlnlmum char~fl Ihctpc In Hllmdcn. ' ta;fnty · five ccuts for each .:lMf· Mn;. R,Us!j<!ll "ll::xby nmji brc-1.11 · tion, Olld"l PrntGn of Cchanbus retWTI~ e1 as.,Uit. you 1 few od home TUe1day after cp~n.:.ilnl u The P.d taker wlll ll 1a Y days vlsft wUh their pl!l"cutr. 1 lt cleslred, so that dJe opy tm Mr. c.nd Mrs. Jchn P! .?st ::n. ' MiS! Charlott-e Danner it!. s pcn:Jyour ad Is prepared m such a mnnncr ns to brmr. the ~!eatest inp,: the w..::~k at h er h:me here. resuil.s to · ou. Miss Anna Loo Ra:tdolpil r:! "'be pubH~hc rs will bt' n::-~~·fli!Siblf' ?m l:c.rsturjf Is lh:: n r w a::!ils~ : mt i-'L onlY for tmc Jncorrrct ln~cnlm• lhe Rete Bc l.u~y .E'hop~. r nv &tivcrtlseml•nl. r:rrou In M:rs. H cn:.~r Walker aud son 0d 8 . ·ncnts tihoulr~ be r. porl.t:d Hc)ner R~.mus a:o llfi'JILin';J: w.th rcl1 1 t a ver ~c • , utlvc.s In Columbus. l.mmedlutely. 1 M~!> Helen Allan wDs b.l:lc t:.: 1: :· : t\lkl.n t o the h(•me or lwr nice-; M t~. Al~· arfic Lcwl.e fo r cotwa!.: · · For Sa Ie, M.as....,. 1. cc:1te Tu~sday toUcw1na. a succe:::~ 1~ 1 I lui ap crs.ticn at the H Jlzer ht~~' '"l l : ron f fll.l! - !1 n:x:m Ht:. ur.c, all mc-l Mn;. Layne tawren«!, dauaht ·r : dl.'r:l ccnvcn lcncr!o. 2 cJ ~ L c r m.l Elcflncr. Ml::!l M!t.~Jc Am.1bary, M:r.; l\':l~ u ll<::IJ'I". c1c d l. .c !Je.<;l sncs I o ::rcthy Miller. M!.ss 1 VlViaJ;t Irir.u m1 Ltucol i1 HHI. See M1 s Kale L- and Mllom Evelyn Cmltlf ttrO u t ~ Klii'.:J!;. 5-19·fit : lr ndln~ the nnr:t.l~l conv~ ut1cn ~~ l ::-c-::-::-:-:-::--::--·-~- · - - - - . Cc!umbu:::. · . f'~ on EALE-F rcsh H obt1 ~ 111 cc1.1-.1 Mr. omt Mrs. Charles NEjSsd.-oad n good c1w A. W. Hcncl r lck!; werr. Eunday sue6t& of. Mr. and Mrs Dairy, R\llland Ro:1d. 5-2 4-3 L Grr.nt George cf JltUavtUe. . 1 U!c Co.rt':! r WO'J a l:ludness vl!llor Help I nt lt·cntc:n Tuesday. · ! R. F. Fo:t~l' cf HlJnt.:l)t:m \\'.0.:; here M-:nday en bu5lneu. SALUiMI\N-? .rmanem r-epi" · J~.>etl· Mrt~. Eertha Rawson ent~ln1n .~ .1 1 t.ativ~ rar old c~tab)Uihed manu- Sunciay 'flllh a bE~ul!fully g.ppomttA.cturer. · fii!!Hinr u ~Uonally all- ' ed dlnner p:J.rty honar1na tile blrthvct'tlaad IIQc to bullineoo oanccrniJ I d<tf rf her ri3 UQhtcr Mr~ . 1 ::IW.~l 1'1• an ly. ll'li!L Ume noL peueseu.ry . 1 WA.~C. ' , MERQ!i/H~TS INDU~T~Ili:S, Inc. : M~. and Mrs. J. L. Wlllli\JllS flf" ~001 Home Ava., Dayton, Ohio. 1 r.utlunrl ~pent Sunday w1Lh frof. • ' ".tub I B · Louis · · · · · \Chicago · · · · · · ' · 13 21 Boston . · · · · · ·~ 6 27 NATit!-NAL LEAGUI! Club W L :u 12 Bcch',,"'.'•'• .. · · · · · · · 22 13 · · · · ··· · · · · · nJ SOc-~Sc AMERICAN LEAGUE ' 1 , Pl;iiSONAJ.S Ml-. 'a.nd Mri. Cc mla Wh11" ~ C·f :i. P1 .:.;t.:lt» .. IHC ~n11t the Wt:ek Clld a con 6c,·uUvc Insertions ror plict! ol w:th Mr. a~d M1s. Jc·J Mlllcr. ' - '" ' <f1 I I •AlumnJ at Rio Grande. · t Then the season wlll clare by c--;:;c'-:;:-;::-:;;-;:;-;--;;;;-;;;;-a;;; i.b~ir (liRyl'* a double header with Type llkc ~hi~ 11 pl.l .01c per Une. Cedarville . ~n Commencement Day, {5 0, cragfl words ma kf' 1 llnE"I . Monday, JWle 6. a FANCY ruaSES the 0 . H. E. nine on the latter dia~1ond. The ,ollowiug B~t\lrday, • LADIES SILK SCARFS =======II Other atyle and grades 9Sc to $1.95 l ( 10 pt ) Uk June <, the Red •nO White pla.y th< 1 th' T ype l 'k I e II per 1ine. $1' .00 FLAGS All aizea and quality-aUk and Cotton For Sale 89C Buy That new Tie for Decoration Day ~ of it. · 1Tbere tetnalns onJ,y a few more fiHt.mes on tHe schedule for the Redmen thUs Season. Wednesday of week they meet the st10 ,, 1 this 1 ManhBI1 team at Htlntlniton 1\nd End Table,, Cane Seated Chai!·s, Windsor Chait'S .. A wonderful a&&ortment just received 48c, 69c, 89c · Can Glenna Break' the Jinx? to~ UNPAINTED FURNITURE MEN'S SILK TIES {N . SECTION 3Sc and 3 !'air $Ul0 MEN'S WHI~E· D~CK . PANTS .. . . .. . .. . . . .. I I 24 in. VALANCE Ready made ............. 19c MEN'S OVERALLS Heavy Denim-High Backs, Sizes 36 to 44--89c value only .. 59c I [ ----- Silk and Cotton . . . . . . . . . . . . . tOe Boy's Fancy .!'·ilk Socka .... . .. lSc CLUB ~NTERTt\INED I .lead and rrlaintained it , WhUe the The ~ memb~rs of the Rook clubt1 ReQm~,o>n were .sla.qtmlnl' ~offer~ . were enterta.tped by J . W. PtlUllps, ir..ss oC t.wo Morris-Harvey pit..c;ber~. McndllY evenlng. Play followed a Knight kept the West VIJ'alnianR dinner at the Island View Inn. with a:uesalng &f,ld went :.ne entire rou te D.- . W. E. How-ell winning the favor J for Rio with "Little Boy Ullrich" !or htu:h Score. doing the receiving. _ _ The second K&me was a more 1 hotly contested one that the scoJ:e • WED IN OLD "KAINTUCK" . Miss Faye Houck und Mr. Paul , might indicate. The Eagles made a. 1 Reese were Wlitcd In m~trrlage "tn threntenlng Rttack nn Thaxton's , Catletl..sburg, Ky., Saturday. They pitching wh !!n they scored three 1 were accompanied by Mrs. Ladu j runs. However, this did not tilt· ; Houck, Miss Jc:iijJe Salyers .and courage the Redmen and they came Chester Hughes, all of Huntington J b:~ ck Rnd scortJd four tallies In thf! l~~~~§ Mrs. Reese Is the ~aurhtcr of Mrll. second Inning Lo talte the le&.-1. 1 M. E. Houck and h~ been employ- 'l'heu Monis ·Harvey scored agatJ ed 5everal years at the Holzer hOB· and LJ cd up the score which re~ maincd so uptll tb~ slxtp inn.I,Qg When they lieorM twJce more. Despite th~ fact that they hit the lll' aP,ple, ~be local team was unable to TUE DAILY TDlBUNE scm•e any more , The Morr18-li!l.t~ 1 VEl)' outfteldct·s made use of evl'ryl 1ctinnce, so It seeaed. Later t&Ui~a lP4> a hard, .UOS.r DUll the r.la'h& lie~f ,..,. · C.l. 4 &S,J.F U: D ~ !ob,l Urie . accOwited lol) the exhi rU'ri.s for the Eai1es. Thaxton and ADv' E:afistl'fb Ullrich composixl, lhe battery far · I ~lo in this fray and did a nice JOb ' ...-...-.. P~tir 2 I _ -- MEN'S FANCY SILK. SOCK.S TILLIE . READY MADE WINDOW AWNINGS .. .. .... $LOO UP Men'• and Boya Fancy Shirt. and Shorb, .. .. . .. .. .. 2Sc, SOc, 7Sc BUT DOESN"T buUdlng of the church Mondfy . ,c~cl) Spoon~r·s ba&eball team eventna. Mra. Danner wtU leav~ J9n~neyed to BarbourtlvWe P,rlday . f. saturday for Anderaon, Ind., whe~!! I a.¥ bla:ted the MorriS-I;IUvey . :et;e~~-~oln Now is the time to buy Thooe Awnings for windowa or porches, we make them special to fit any place. MEN'S DRESS <SHIRTS Fast colon ............ 48c, 9Sc AND N1:1N II& ' :a .Y . . ... " ' �• tm !WtoNIBDAY MA't af ~ur ~ahan Penonals _._ ~:.!::.'!." "l's Poison Victim j ...,. and ..... ----,;;;. = . • :~:e~ndMc~!!b .... tot Bloo4 Poi10n ~--U Spllll· ._~K~DU ~ Jma t.___.._. ____ ..J b• &~~_._ Lanclnr .. leh aa str..rted lower todQ -- :t'ffiht.e:r 1Caee Mr and Mrs. J E ~n~~r 0~ngt~U::t~ ~un:~~~ ter m Hand I Bemr Heard by Jud'e down l a Whate•, 'lA -"1!' Watneuet; S\,lmmoned ! ._ l and Mra Langlotr; and gueste mo .._-~ ctmaban 62 well kno•.rn tored to Cheshire where they vlaltThe ca.et' or Sophia M~ler Nellie ,.,uqterous farmer rea1dln.8 ed Walter Fisher who 1a 1n Lhe Met~ r a:ld NellJ~ Wrtaht vs Belle ~ eut. of a&ctne d i-...J Kanawha hoapl""-1 recoverln& !rom I f:'t'ldenabel and Henry 8ehknabE1 '-t' o cloek 'I'uelday nliht in a reeent. operation They all re- was c.pt ned In the common pleM tile Boller hospital at OalUpoll.s tur.,ed to their homes Monday ar j court ht:re Wtc:inEsday with Judat: OUDahan was taken to hospital terhoon W R White or Gallla counLy ~ in an dfor to curb Jidt!en M.artln ct ldMCn C1tY Lsltt>urt. presldinK baaOG.;jCllonlnl" In his hand The vlslttng CBrlott& Ohllnge1 for a. Wh~n the court waa opened b~ w.-.u-1 tru~t wu tn vain how week Jud ~te White Wednesday momlng ~-"=8ttbough enrythlna: possible William w eaver and daughUr Itt ?.'as distovt!red Ulat 3t witne&S:!i ;Willlh-done ln an attempt. Lo .l;ti.Yfl Clara le!t Tuesday tor the Padfl.. l had been subpoene<f to leltify In tful ~ ~, life cCQ.bt where th ~y will vlslt wllh I~ cne nyt. reportlni because oC Mr Carnahan injured his hand 1 relatives in Ca lifornia Illness 1ut nnandll.y Ma.y 19 He w9Jl m Mu Helen Zeiher o.nd :\il.sses 'Ihe actlcn was brot~~ht Oy the 'lohe act or razing a bam M.t hl.'i farm MQn:uerlW! :ruye,., EUza.bet.h AI plalntlt!lf! against tht deftndante to :w~ be ran a spllnter mto his nolct. Genevieve Wetzel and Adele ltatraln Lhe latter !rem damiiiiili At flnt the splinter went un Ed,cenlcln went to Athens '1\teH- theh property In Naylors Run 'rh "nodM\t. but later bepn p;lvl1g him day e-rentng to attend the moving plalntlft!i asser\"d 111 their petition of ac.tlon th11.t U1ey were and hat trouble and Dr John Philson w&.s picture Grand Hotel a-. mum tr I hand M•1• 11tary vUl M,~ke~ mers . e 3~~.:·:;;: ,;_erePa~r;;.: hod !' Case Before Coutt Chlca&OGR~ ·::~~8----<lralnll .. ~~;r= ~=k .:'1«. ~..;.: ~ ~-~ 0';h. ~~~ ~Oo:l= wa.s ol Cleve~ Boudalhen. wu IMeier-Seidenabel Lan!llato as their luest.s the put few days S M• j I canea to adminll!ter rapidt 1 vl.<lltors Mr and J L Fauber ly became worse andaid wuHe taken m Mrs Charl"'ston 1 uehliuy wl:'re f,be halpltal Saturday ,venin& Rev Father Eugene Dunn d ove Ml" -a.m.aha...l. V.'as prom1n"nL to New Lexington today to visit }arm'tr of Melp county havin& 1relatives Jleldded In the county hl.s entire 1 Mrs Mabel Thomas hi reported to llfe 1 be l1J at her home In Miner~;vllle Trtl!' body WIUi broughl to th" I Loyal Helpers cle.61i o! the SyraFtn&t.erwald undertalr.mg establish cu~e M E church h11.d 1:1. lawn part:) ment the Bll.me nenlna 11.11d wa~ I 'Tut: .. day evenlna at the home 01 prtpared for burial and taken to Mrs Dana Hysell hla home Wednu:day evenl!q: sur 1 Mr and Mrs Dtl} ton Ashworth -vtvlng are the followlna -children cr .eaUsbnry Md o.ccompanled Ray of Bufl'alo N y De-lbert. o.f their srn Willard hl're TuesdQY fOI B'clne and M1aa Catherine 1i l an lndetlntte visitadcflted daughter He is also sur 1 Mr and Mr8 Joe Rubin and son vlved ty one brother wm and two/ samuel and Mrs Ethel wasser or m~. :M.ra Belle Spencer and Mr Washington 0 c were businCSb V L Morrlwn vlsltcrs Tuesday In Columbus The funeral .£ervlces will bft. con Mr and Mrs Jchn Stace lett for d.ueted Thursday aft.ernoou at twf'l Ccrnlng Wt!dnesday when~ the r01 n (lllclgcl5r. ~rom the Sutton M E et ha6 employment wltlt the Eb-"'r eh.urdi Rev Hardin officJul!r J I bach Con:'llrucllon Company with bur,tal In the Chapel ccm t{ 1 v F1ter J N(llan or Cincinnati W.l:'l tn eharae ot Flnsterwald bu1>1l ess vlHILor 111 town Wed c~ _,., -d.~:~y ATTEND JNKPECTION Mrs Will Reuter El nd F1ed Ot th Measers w P' Schoenlein AI tlm went to Pmkcn;burg Tuesday tc a. t~en furo!lhe 40 yeara 'and slnct: ownus 4 09pabt acres of certain pre mlses in Naylors Run Pomeroy Thet en March 2 1928 the defend ants had tom down fences on the property and planted trees thedereon The pla.intlfrs further a. 11eg m the pcttlton that the defendants razed a building on th"" property and also destroyed a brlek ,smoke nouse ,_ a The defendants denied the aln::g tions cf ~ plp.lltltfsJa~ lh~~<> \1'iUi Laken t.o court u..."~t t recer.eed tbe court tor a s that l~ Wedensd.ay morning so mtah~ go to the scene ln qucstl~u o.nd view the property t ~h Will> ~c peeled that becaur:~e () e n number of wlluesscs th c~o;e w tnku consldetnble time to c::u I I tot~!'.2c cern and oata L4"1itf:Sc Wheat. 1I oo t 4c. Optnlng pt'leeal Wheat M.aJ 68 1-8 July 59 1-2 3 4 Sept 61 1 2 5-8 nt~w ,July 59 1 2 &pl 61 1 4 Dec 63 5 8 7 8 Corn :July 32 1 ~ r, 8 Sepl 34 7 0 36 Dee 3~ Oats Mav 2"1 l 2 July 22 3 4 &pt. 22 .5 8 Pl'HSBURGH PRODUCE Ma.y 2~IN8--Poultry mark.,t !lteady demand fa.lr supply mcd erat.e colored hens ~-17 leghQPl hens 13-15 colored blo1lers 20 21 1[1 hcrn broilers 16 16 roosters 8 lG ducks 11 13 geese! 8 10 Butter market steady demana moderate supply ftmple 92 score 18 l 4 89 seer¥ 11 3 4 88 !i nre 1 3 4 11tandard 18 1 4 E&:gs marke teaaY demanU mod erate 9Upply mcderate first ne:~.r by current 11 1Whl";,_.!i % tresh ftrsU; 12 12 1recdpts 2 hennery ~ tra.s 13 1-~ 14o-n 0 W Va an current reee1P'-" 11 v etables tomt:.tces market stJ'C'"a~~r demand moderate supply modtrate rexas )UKS flx6 pack 300 325 ax 1 pack :t60 26~ Plorlda. Jug,; 6x6 pack 250 21b tix7 pack 0!00 22{1 poorer 125 Mexican lugs 6x6 pack 350 -100 6x'1 pa.ck 325 375 9ab1Jqe market stronger deman{' mc..derate supply moderatA Texas IE.ttuce crates 350 375 poorer 2&0 Mlsslsslppi 60 lb crates 260 3 la 100 lb crates a.o;o 300 :. Mrl John Cfbcmuon land 1a vialt!Da boer mother !.lrl lAura Hayman ffX & tew d&,. Zither "nlqmu, Victor st.ewt:rt. IUld Jamea Rdbert Karr were JneOl· 1Q'1 at tnt ariduatlnl ciUI ~ ot ~roy hllb ICbool l.ut 1bUJ'Ida.J E.v.enilll Mra Clara Rber and Ms. Helen Gl"ueaer WtN re-hlred by the Jcllool tu-t.rd to teach In the Dutchtr. h ~ 1 t te "'1f "" sehoo nez rm &11 o f the elrbtb. pede puplla ot thl Dutchtown echool were aucetu• tul ln the recent Pa.ttereon eza· miftaUon and wm enter Ptlmeroy Junior hiah !icllool next )tl!ll They are llaraartt Harten~ Yoluada tDilsard LouUie Baer Jessie Mar cella C!.J!ter J&riaret Jones Jf!,t.nnP. H1nes Marpretha Mat.~ Eb fher Jo"~ Charlee Orueser Cl\arles ~ay Hysell Floyd Rummell Robert Martin Mrs ldn. Rea baa Ill a. pGtriy the put week Wtek I Parker Thec::lcre Re d Beer'le ot RacineRalph Walter Vuu:thal George HoweU Otlmc ~ ano A Schaef~ were In J .. ck ~ n Tuesday ~venlng where thi'Y :H.t!.l' u.l ed an lmpection ot Trowell CoUil"il ~)'al and Select Ma8lJn.s The coun oll wa.a-lnspectE~ in the d(.l' ec oi et~per-Excellent Master u.nd p~1 rorQ1ed, 'mOat creditably tn the pre who Is a patient. In the hosplca .see termer ij fath-er Epple theretheMr Epple Is muchJohn improvea lrgmla Church 6 year old dau s:hter of Mr and Mrs Jim ClltU"ch 1.s ill with the me&1lles at her home on E.o.st Main strett W A Drake and Marvin Robert.:J wei( twmes~:> \ 1s lt01s 1n Cu c n I Wednesday Lum Taylor of Wheeling arrlv; d Friday to spend some time With Mr and Mrs Jamb Rollc1 of Muilx•J Y Avenue Mr11 Willla.m Reifel and .son Edwal d wtll 1eave Wed nesday eve n!ni for ean Dlega Callt to join hu husband Lieutenant Comman ~Jea William Relf~l who is stat1o1eo ~le I with Ire spent Saturday even ng Mn Nellie Davis and dau~hter Marjorie Mra Leona Spires and son of Ky ger spent Sunday with her brotlwr Levi Clark and wtte Mlaa Allee Devoe Mrs Cline Mathews and sons wert. ~'ling on Edna Little and children Saturday eYenin8' Daisy Sfott and niece of K.yaer were calling on the formers slater Katle Mathews recently Oecll Backus 20 years of nge dh~d At his home Monday a.t 6 o c1ock Funeral ~vices will be conduct"d at Kyger church at 2 u clocl ThUJ.. day I\ c mem n No. 24 K.. T. f 0 are 10 Advan~age Qatl\ing Beach 25c "1'o Have Opening 88c I I lnaamuch •• at haa i been a cuatom to extend aD ih:vitabcm to t h e -mbero Df lll• Sen1or t!IAH af PomerCIJ' h•sh I!Ch90l ta attead the AI-m Banquet an d becau.. thit hu not ..... d - tlu·-•h an error, I hereby e"tend aa laYitat•- to the Senior Claaa Df 1932 of Pomeroy hi,h ..,hoO,I to atteft• o \1 r baaquet, ~rWar ni1ht, May 27 !-!~·!.~ !!~~ 1 s1s 500 ooo l Fo1 the oonthluation of con 1strucMon of Boulder Dam and tncl dental work~ $10000000 \ For air navigation facilities un~ der tho department of commerce I and for the conlrt.ructlon of lighthouses vesael11 !iind and other con~ structton projoots of the u__ boWie 21ervl~e heretofore u. u"lliortzed , $7 500000 Por the com;tructiOn ot pn>)e<'to I 1heretofore authorized undea aeau ot Yards and Dod;s Navy p&rt.menL $10 000 000 For the emergency co,nBtructlan c! public buUdinas projects In continental United States outside of the District of Columbia x x x tor whh:h no appropriations have been mad< 1100.000 000 1 The remainder of the $600 000 000 I• ..... ho <> ""IIAhl• fnr AYnPnl"!lt lW" upon pennanent Improvement pro jecta I.e be selected by t.b.e president for which approprtatlona have heretofore been made or shall be (.J tor expenditures durlns the ~·~!:;,;;=;:=:::!:======~'T" years 1932 or 1933 SYRACUSE BATHING BEA~H Syr4C111e, olj_ib. DANCE THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 26 Mu01c: by Tf.e Buckeye Orchestra of Athen• PARK PLAN-Sc A DANCE Come and dance by the beautiful Oh10, on the largest and best outs1de Dance flom , m Southeastern Oh10 Dancina Every Tueaday, Thunday and Saturday Nighb BATHING BEACH OPENS SUNDAY MAY 29th. Boatmg, Bathmg, Tenms, C1 oquet, Horseshoes and Baseball BAND CONCERT AT 2 O'CLOCK D.. -l. ... n _ _ ................. P .......... --- -,. . . .v. . '~<'II - t • nI"UU • ............. , au ' \ ' b:oJ: ~1!1"" •altable do11ble roll--blr lleleelktn of ~Uel'lll Sale! Men'o Trouoero FOR $1.110 A PAIR praportlollato ... . _ Alhena ROCKING CHAIRS Natural maple f Carelully talmd.............IY • ~ ...... ~·~· I I II II 111 I Ill IWW 1'11 hlllllll U I II -;:;~~~.~~;\~ E Deeplte. pollc:e . ~ has Insane will of MA.OIC CHEF LGAS RANGES Another Big Shipment WAYNE MAID DRESSES Vntle,.....orra.adles-l"rlnb-RaJons " Patlsks newest o.nd ~~ore wonderful value&-th.e sma.r~t S.tyle&-Si~ from AIRPLANES COLLIDE, FLYER IS KILLED 14 to 52 '• A • ' hil' OF TilE ~.U.E 'PEQIALS IN the RUG t - ANb' CARPET DI;P~l1t'I~N1' I t _. ~ .ib 12 lOIII 'l'lt:ll>lll' flo~) '~\ 9 by 12 foot H ... J1 1~ ' 119M Co~ Gold Seal Art Rugs 3· Yard Wide Cl C'Dt Pelt Bale 1'lOOr Oovertnp 9 by 12 Matting Rup Sal~ ~ D&- Pr1ce " AAh f #41111111111111 ' lllllllllil#Util IIIII I I ; I bo the lll"'D":d'':""'~- finish In all models --~llleroy. ll'll&altllllllllll today $3700 pa.rtment at Bpeelal In Hocklnl Valley coal strikers today after 2000 miners • .ftatly rejected Oovernor Qeorae Whl\e s plan for aettll.nl the atrlke yesterday That there will be new outbreaks tiY the st.rUtera w•a auumed ~y ua leadera: due •to the :ftrm ner whl"h dealt ltll ol I - . I n the Rug and .......... Clevelnnd May 26-IN&-C~af'l.!»i ot ftrat degre!" murder will be lodi· td naatna~ Jacot. cMystery Ja.k~)~ Gordon 38 in connection wl~ manlcal attack on thre;: school girls one of whom knife wound& Astmt&nt frosecutc.r Joseph Jaaleskl in the popu.lo.r lvory and trten finishlined ovens and broiler -Sale, installed: In your home ol""- Elberlelds Recreation Bsii-Flanagan'o Fhera vo Pur· ity Creamo at 6 0' clock sturdy May 26--INS--Ohlo • 9 by 12 WUton Rup nod comfortable OOY~rlo ... flnish-«Jtrona 0 ning Down Two Plalcmateo Of Vtcbm auard troops kept an anxtoua loot~ut tor the next move of 1-Yard Wide Ltnolei.U'rlr--1lo runnina yal'd DOUBLE CANE SEAT Super Shrunk White Pucks Dto!lt OTeJ &o By Patrolman After Run- ~namel lllheote trem.-And all other wallpaper "' 0111 Bluel'ln ObecU summer Wellht. MoJcrkJns Heavy oottonadea trom 29 t:o 841 - Ia, ""; ~· ,P&\ffl'!!'i" fol' U•IDI' room.' ibitaa: ntom kU chen, bed room-'l•UlJ paper lha& lortn eriJ weal• have aold tor lh and Uc a 69c \ DoUlile By Strike Leader For Sendlna Out Ohio Guard amen Product ot Amerlca.rl Stove oompany.- SOc f ot t FIEND CAPTURED RELIABLE GAS RANGES Dresses that PRICE-SUNDAY 5 C WHITE CRITICIZED Boys sizes 28 to 34-men a sizes 36 to 44 -colo1'8 whJte La.n blue llllltze dark red green rust and brown ~yle ' otantly Killed Bi Madman Swea~ See thenew North and extreme WHt porti.OM tonl&'bt IEight Year Old G1rl In· Men' a and Boya' Sleev<;leoa All Wool I ''f'lll\!>,..,!:00 ""' ·-•·1310£1' , .' " I' t.,., ~tz.r!rie Governor'o Plan For Settlement Rejected Unanimouoly t(~~otlonal of ) thund.eratorn\lf" TRIO HTAGK[O OM WAY TO SCHOO~ crock~ I DANCI AND. OPINING! CARR I J.:B ll OEN'IS fir m111 ,..r-M-to qual~!\-~ ln81de and ••• I 8 BY outsl.d&- gallon stze...-stonewa.re mtft 88c lk 'IV a er Committee POMEROY, OHIO, THUMD'AY, MAY 26, 1932 GALLON MftK ' 12,S I IP I n :NEWS l'UI D1 THE DAILY TRIBUNS ) Sale at Elberlelds. First &nd TWO INJUH[~ AS- "'-ylum toni'..Lt at 7 •,30 when th"e Comman.t'U ••• dery will be inspected in the Order: of the Temple. Any IOJOUml'n" SJ'r Knl' "hll are "" • cordially invtted to come to this conclave. Refr-hmonts WI' II be oerved at the cloee of .,... h b • • t e u-..tneas sessiOn. Bj Order of Walter E. Wolfe Commander Are You Taking j NO. ¢'04 - uraed to be pretent at the . 0 ' omman ery ey • n Oblo-Bt~owers 11Ifbt and Priday Cooler Prlday and. in lAC MURDERS CLEVELAND LASS I I i VOL VI K•llbt• Teaaplar ATTENTION Id be Oh V ll C All ~THERFORECAST- FULL LEASED WIRE 'OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ~·~~~y~w~h~o~h~a~v~e~b<~e~n~v~IQ~t~lni~~her~~~~ac~ed~d:l~et~lo~m~al~n~t•~l~n•~•~~M~•~•:s~•~d~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~ cMrs.A un~ Ol!lce ask for 202-R. ~~~~ver and friend ot Che!h AsK Bradbury of Middleport and es fiCarce nominal puoent.e Mr and M'rJt. Phil Houda olt lila msy be traced to -11. lack ~t Kennedy bids onReeclpts bUill weak200 othermarktlt class- r;helL hav returned to their home- well-chosen food!l dunln&; , hlldtwml Bradbury or this place were few Calves calling on Mr and Mrs C R Com slow openllll" steady good and ~ er a.t the M1l an~ Mn H M Hard· choice veelers 6 6 n. few fat he:avt~g home where they are apendln& les 5 downward common and mt' the summer d1um vealers 3·f.50 lartely Mr and Mrs Arthur Scott and Sheep Receipts 1000 little done daughter Cathleen or Cheshire and asltlq s~acb' Jtrtces for sprlng IJacob Betz and daughter or Mid Iambe or around MO 760 for betteT senta.,t::l•:::n:_::al~lh::;•:.;;de;;:trre<:;.::_;worlr: dleport were sunde.y guests of CIUib g.-a.Q,es practically no e~rly bl~ • - Parst and family bp.yet's attitude wea.k cholce shorn SERIEH CONCLUDED Rev stwnp of Bidwell will make lamba ot near yearUnp acarc::e best The fmal &eliSion of a series Ch the Memorial add.re88 at lihe M E shorn wethers held toward 250 four card parties which have bet:u cJturch at two o clock Sunday conduct~ at the Sacred Heart Mrs Elva RIJc and children visit POPLAR RID(:£ CUllollc school hall here during ed Mr andi Mrs c B Slfe Sun the past few weeks wo.s held at the day hall Wednesday eveni ng Ruby Cremeans ~arne home Bun The srand prl~es awardet.l. tar I ~here day from Cheshire otter ..spending the total ~ore of Lhe !!'~deli wert: Missts Dorothy Rull:wll a.nd Hru th.e winter with her irandparents LADIES' WASH DRESSES A B C FINE PERCALE presented to the rouowtng Mn uet Ewing who have been vlsltln M:r and Mrs Orestes Roush Warm weather ts the time eyery Indy Walter Harrl!: Brld&e Frank Fu In Columbus the past few days r MIM Margaret Drummond o! Yard wtd.e-.ua;,'"ftnteed faat colorswa.nts plenty or W88h. Dresses gate J'ave Hundred John Shorr turned home Wednesday Dadmu.s is dolnll house work tot 158 pieces saUd co}Orajand fancy patterns Plrtoc::hle Mr and Mrs Walter Miller went Mrs Selby Ru~ We have just received a new shipment At Uti! ckllle to ABhland Wednesday on buslnct~s Mr and Mril o p Rupe spent -yout opport\mlty to save on 1nclud1nJF volle:l and prluts-aleeveleas u.uj Olc.k R1cbardscra of ZanesvUh.. Monday at ~lUcothe with their 111 o.. bus1ne$ Vifltor' tp tol\'11 Wednes son Walter lon&.llf known quaUty- A I «:< nne permort sleeves-nQMB and st""tghtme da.v. ::.t;. 1 A &Yri'i11i"6in here ittiended comcale-n yard . M:AI Hermarr .Mee! Rnd 80iis lt.. mencemeno at Che$htre Friday sklrt&--alzes 14 to M% nnd Fred It ft Wedne&!a.y mOlllillB nlgtit • 1> Every d eM guarantP.ed absolute¥ !a!it Berrv, · fer Toledo fO\'" a few days visit Mr and Mra Oscar Rupe and ~ll.tlon Pinochle 1 Mr11 Leah Hc.lt.~wort h is Ill nt \ Mr and ¥rs Elza R'-'J)e and Char eol01s bet heme In K-ens Run \ley swisher and family spent Sun ~... ll SELL ..TAGS Wft.lter Holtt.w tth cr Ht 1 ~a~ with o p Rupe and family • LADI£8 COATS Th1t1-y~thl'(!e mc loh-ntG ( f Porn~>· tngton Wlli a bmuues!l Vi.!11lot he c ......._ rQ& D.ll'd obtained Hcentes to wtall\Wednesdo.y In three lfOUPI for thb eale ejpfet~ ror the remainder of Leo J Byrne or Jackson was fl \ V1 at pr1ceo u follows: 19!2 aaad a part or 1933 a.ccord\i ... I business caller hete Wednesday HOUS~ BROOMS $39 an<l 125 ~ the 7l!!cord.ll of the c'Junty auditm Mt and Mm Robert Williams Another ahipment of t.l"wse fin.-. quality ~ WednesdBy The old HcemC6 d F ttsburgh stop~ olf in Fom Coats for eitft~t\ last MO<)daJ The fee tm ICY tcr a lew days. visit wath rela <ContlnUt!d !rom pave one) ~ UceMe to sell dgarcttcs Is $25 ti.ves and friends OOforc cent HI r the stand today Ma.yor Walker tHI.50 COW and 4-tle brooms made of fine smooth ~.~ ,..a'~ tcr the retaUer and $100 thf:lr trip to Cincinnati declared lor broom eorn-wtt.h smooth tutfln!.l'lhed I never ~new what Hastings lu It~ )'far tcr tht wholf.'&a,ler BRIDGE PARTY tc1 est in the.. equitable was $10 00 Coats hard wood hahdlee-for this eele ut. Mrn Will Dowme gave a brldJ The Mayor seemed a Uttlc tired lor ' party luesday evening at h<!r hun .when he took th.e stand There e n ~cond street honoring h we,~:e circles Wlder hts eyes His de daughter Mrs P K 6m1th ot Clev<.. meanor was calm almost to the ll'nd The following gueBts w~ 1 point of serlousneas at outset but oo;; pr !r.!nt Mrs Me.rY Hul!man M BS the questioninl of Bea~ry pro~ Sheer prints in stiea for little glr18 2 to LISTERINE rrofesaor A L Planaean after Sadie Atkins MW Florence Atkins ceeded he became ntttled and just ~vuo.l weeks 9f tntenatve e!forL M.r.s C 0 Reed Mrs Florcnc 69c $1 OCJ-14 ounce Llstertne before adjournment the evident ani 8 years-ondjlarger sizes 7 to 14 yearsl\ILS put. his bathiN beach a.t S~ • Sm1th Mr and Mrs Will Dowtllc mosity between the two broke forth 39c raeuse in such ~:hape that he is tlh 50c-1 ounce LlsWrlnt Sale In unrestrained f!¢llon ~noiinrtng the cpe.~ o'ttw.tpop and Mrs P K ~ -::___ _ _ 19c 25c-3 ounce Llsterlne 41ar resorL~a.rtd. dpenlng Otr HERE 8 SILVER LINING cW'ring Thurec.&y evemng ol thl.a T __ 25o Toqth Paste Week l o M&y 26--INB-A vote J9c 25o Sbavillg cream On c.penlng night no admltuu ....n \ Sa em who RATHBURNS ttn be charged A liance will LJe on oi t~anks today awaited yegp Another Big Shipment of Sa~ everyday In NlljUonally Known trt thtl features th.e foo being one 1 cu.eked the aafe or the Winona Jimey ftve oouta per dante 'I nr pustoftice near here KROEHLER LIVING ROOM Btand!l of Toilet Articles-at Elberre1ds m Middleport BuC'Jceye Orchestra. of Athens w1i Posbnastcr Clarence Taylor had SUITES runl,1all ~e l mimic on sund~Jy lhc 1 t~en try.ng for some time with~u~ Closed all day 'IRONCLAD' SII.'K tw.act pJ-Qpe~ will be formally cpcn sncceS!I to open the safe He a 3 Piece Jacquard Velo11r ed with a band cualCCtl at 2 c.clor l filially decided to call in a snfe ex I STOCKINGS Suiteo for $59.00 MONDAY lo(.h.kh will be renewed at 2 JO b~ [I pe1 ~ from R ne"'-rby city ~ut the base. .U nme between Pcme10 ~ ~egg11 .11aved him th,. t1'0Ub e and sllk-se nic':' ff\Shio\u.•d- pure 3- Piece Mohair Full Jnd KelTs R4m also the expetlae MEMORIAL welghl.-lh the D.ewest SUm)Mi COl~fS Suites for At six o"',l.:lctk ~ recu~e.Uor. gnm TILylm HRld he would have hnd to $73.00 Will be played OOtwnel) the Pu lt y pny the expe1t 1t the !DI.e of $:11m We ve sold huudreds and hundreds or sand white Fren.eh 1Je1i:e BBndtJe a.lle· DAY J_ce Ore"m outfit of )flddleport un 1 I ow - - - - - - - - -Kroehler Living Room Suites - 'nley are aresse o.nd nu·blac~-eJl nnt qw.lttJ the Planay:a.n Pliers -The 193~ FlleJ team will be co guaranteed both by the JWlk:er .and by Qlld ev117 p&ir guaranteed t.o gave the ppEed of the lnbnltable war '11 L Elberfe-ld&. Tt\Jte advantage or theae customer sat.lsft.etlon-Sale a pulr Ne.ee.e!rqad ProfUillor ll'lanaru•. 1 h lf Doc Orow Ectdle- ~m ce ke:~ low prt~~ fa< :'\ 3-piece Ji<q'l'rd ~~ud~;A:f!Y ~~~~~ ~~~:9 \ lOuntlnued from wme unci) ....... suite o1lil uckwdth Tip D!le Ra}.slcn I are Ru&Eell Jr Dunn and L:lu Flana \ l'or the emergency C(l<IUit.l uction wool mallatr .._n I of public roa.ds $16 000 006 WALLPAPER Tr For the prosecution of river harbor project& heretofore auth<"IJ~; Oc A Roll ed $30 000 000 For the pn\Secutlon of flood T..ls year for lOe & dou~ reO 1o)U can Itrol projeci:.'J heretofore authorized NOTICE deo- H If you want the News omee of The Dally Tribune, eall 238-L, If tile Blll!llle•• READERS' NOTli..'E - spe~i~~::;~th 8tor7 'h~r t~~dlai~~ ~ ~W~II~llana;~~s;to~n~le~y;;•n~d~th~ree~~·r~-~~~~~~;~~~~;~~ -... ygf!r I at • TURKEY RUN M 1ss F'reda Orueser left last for a vacation visit with her sl.eteF Mrs Ch.vlea Nerr 1n Chlcaao anCl t-elativf!l of MJ'8 Neff in Wis~ consln ' 1be Winner Sunday school cla&:~ PITTSBURGH LIVI:STOCK I will met!t WedQesday evening (lf Pittsburgh May 25-IN8-Hogs thl$ week 1n the WeWh church cetpt.s 1500 n;~arket' rather un Mary Elizabeth thE! little dauah ( even arou11d steady with spats tef or Mr and MJ"'S.. Mert WJsaht; 5trc.na;er on weiBhlB awve 210 It. is recoverinK from a. severe ~ ot {{ and weak on lighter kinds 150 to measle11 aud pnewnonkl 210 lbs 375 385 top 390 210 to 250 Mr and Mrs Will Ohllnacr and, Bal. ace Ha• Diet lbs 350 ..375 heavier ~lght down children or Middleport spent ,Sun Mrs Evelyn Tate and children to 326 average near 300 lbl 100 to d~ with her pa"nts Mr ancl Mr.s One or the fm duweutn l rille. oT o.nd Mrs Jessie Rupe and son Rol 140 lb8 325 365 packinl sows 2 250 Atisust Zahl cooking for chlhlren is to vory their land spent sunda:t afternoon with Catt~ Receipt& 25 little done a Mr and Mrs Ea"l"'l Elchlni" r &nd dletory In auc~ a p;ov ttmt a hut lu :..-....;:.; )ltfll.ttday-Bud ;:o quit~: been ~.~:.,·~~·";~.·~~-~"' -:!"E£,'&:~ bo~~i,lll-;iiii" TUicataWU reated formerly of ml<lnllh\ delti'O)'ed before QOUDty ~P'!:J Mrl Charlei Hellwiek cd ;::-t::m:!m~~ ter yesterday 1 bl.tUe Del before the mWtiamen rHclled more tban :110 $hot& were ea.. Toledo have been vlsitlna' her t.ll.r- the min b t th u1 t ch&nied. bet.ween cuardl aod mlP• ente llr and Yra Georae P..rown ed b7 ~~ ~a:;e; ~ed en BherUr sm.t.tb aald. be had no1 the put uek ruudlm.en lntentlona of caJUnr lor stat- MJU· Ra)'lll9lld Brown Us Lhe ""'ner of Oenfl'al heHQuarten and quar- tia protection a new auWmoblle ten for the mllltli.Dltn have been lr.~~~~;;::;;;;;;;;;~;; C J Rbodea y a bul.olnC61 vitlltor llt&DlQhed. tn the Nel!onvllle y M.. in Columbus Lbib wHi: 0 A I 1 UhrlehlvUlll o Yay :26--IN~ 1'wo more ttrlte ]Jictete were &r• -rested by deputlea today in connec Guettl or oeoree Da.Y$t and f&~· tlon with yett.Eirday'll IUn t:.ttle Uy Sunday were Ml't and Mr:'ll with mine ruards at the Wolford Stanley Bhlveler and cbUdren Mr mine near here Plve men are now and Mra Ernest Darst and two held in custody dauehtera The omcen vl.aited: the plc~et Bennett Little &pent l!funday wtth Une or 26 men ~adlna alone the Earl Gordon of Little KY1f.'1' WoUord mliie toda.y to aneat Hlrh Clayton Hayes and wife of Potnf!• WUIJama. JPladenhutten miner NoeaetJY arclcnnderhcr~ ro spe t SunCiay with Mr and Ben Stanley Newpor~ miner also would ooJy tr1; LyAt& P1okbam a 7 n McC ty d was arrested Vcgrtablc Compound u1 tablct..form. Mrs H V ar an son Chuaea will be p1$eed qainst. lheiC>Could be •crool aacJ. b&ppy qam. Jobn Mra Adolph OrueR:r waa hospital broucht. HOme frGm the Holzer Suilda.Y mcmlng and Ia reeonrinl '-1 n~ Y l(,ce lll&l &'va. Hc.u.dashelt dnd n k Dorothy Of OOlqmbus were wee end ruests ot llli' and Mr! Wtll '111Dmu ~ ~ ~ � 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 05. May 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. 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