https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d2ebe64f90cadddf85319653dee2c833.pdf b3ee5c220bc804424e7c19f1a7b2d58d PDF Text Text ---- • ' un-r. . .' N E .W 'S S E R V 1 c.E Proved · To Th~r FaYoritea . · 1:4t Comrlllltion Q· e- Material to MlcrofU. J AN MAR dJ. Demag~ 1 2 3 h B q 10 ll l) 1( 1? 22 2) 24 29 }0 }l J l I' 27 29 9 16 23 JC MAY l) l il 19 2) ,, ';' ( ? 20 27 5 10 ll 12 lR 19 f 7 n ]If 20 Zl 2'/ ?J' lll 19 i' ,,- - - - Jl 12 11'- 19 zr, 7 - - ;.. ! .. j .l I j (I l) j J tbtals on =veJ:,, Garner 90 14 tile . II I ...,,,...,_, NIGHT SESSION TURBULEJ«r. •• "'' ' ' . • ' • ,, ,_ \ • f.i"1 . . ' l • "; t~ 1 E_xc:itini!'Aeetinr In Yea;..; FCI'\Ir ·R~uir· , eii-For 'f"":ifjtllota; New Yorker· Faili''t~ llMake · ... Grade'',llt'three Attempts Tlieuah Jla;.Maj~t;; . ~ ---~ · '· By GEORGE R. HOLMES . ~~ ~ mo.. than lllO · V "'; INS Staff Corresp&udent ·" o1 the 170 r<'qulreG, even though after Stadium, ·!;hicago, Jul.¥ 1. -INS-A third ba1!'Qt in lint casting · llll ,' mlllio. 36 turbulent endurance •ei!Sion of ·the Democr stit (, Na vo\es ror Jam"' · .il, Ree;l. change<l 1111 vote:f .rter tljo lliJri&) COnVention thi• morning failed tO produce il !'Jr OicompletioQ of t·he roll call kJ. tl~ntia1 nominee; no candidate having · rece ived\ t6'? ·,e. ~ve~ an~ 12 1'"' Gov. twco,thlrda vote. R:;;;..~~'-:1~~"'~ . mowed ..,. As on tile•two earlier ballots , the New Yor1<>tQb.~ Crloor · ·' ,, ' f.re-cel'ved a handsome majqdty, of -ul~ the .votes;; ~~~lill· but ' "11;· no two-third s. IFe gaioed 16 voWs ou'.th., jJ~\!~nd . ,ThUll Governor J!DnoeYelt M"""""' ·, lJ 14 ,, ., ,, '! 11 12 13 H' 1'! 2( · 21 27 Zt' j. ofllclal~ Boker 8 II 2'1 •- .. I· The ·nm. bf.llot were : lj,urra.y 23 ( 'I .) ' HOW 8-\LLQTSo , WQ£· (:AST :t'J'Aylor 42 "'Ritchie 2l Heed :H White 52 21 I' .~..t Hea\'f ~ · lli'rd 25 29 s 17 l? J ,.' 2) 22 ZH ~ A;;'Malle Thru· · 21 - ·- - - - --·-· - lf 2 l h J 12 '1 FEB ed or I nco mpl ete PRESENT ,ouf ,.i.bt Aa Eyea 12 11 2 ~ Mater ial De~ or 1ncoaplete material Replaoed 5 1C }1 1 . 25.~ f ~ ' ' �PlHfORM DRAfTED BY ~MOC~ATS IS CUARtUT: NO .Of IS~UES .... ..... .... W(lmtlp wlU be a. the ch114ren of Bible, JC!hool :NJi!~~~~:STEP : have " · taken tlte one neceoo&rY wm Parents ot t he • th' """"'' cat.cutateo t o make the cominr eloctlo~ tor, ~~~ next Fall, also a teot vote on the lon1 and' 11\ptsso:d Pro hibition law . . 'Whtle t he Republicans have brought down heaps , for th e way they evaded the Wet and 'Dry · !ltt~dlly the most discussed question before the Dcmocrata reached out and grabbed .., t:M fet-lock and met tne ieslie four square .. . a.n a s .1 1csult' of such actioJl. "" The th1n 11 that makes the Prohibition ~rllumlll:•,n~t~::d~n such ho ld reijllf even In times which are a• " is that "'illlon11_ are of the opinion tht if tjle ri'r•epeal " made, It will' stop 1\n ~utgo ·of millions ~~~~•tsame u'ed time for the attempt enforce ~::!i:~~~~?nj~:~M~ ~J it will give to employment .to li!l>rewi••• mdustry revived by auch reppa), ;<.,.jjjplds in nearly every inetance, at present, having no means of support. For that reaaon particularly, 1h:,n~ll party •e•'l'• to have committed a grievous mor. b ·• ' i i(i:.~r.1 6 . 30 · -~ P M, 7 30. Subject • Uu.ry and 2p M To glo88 over the present situation with Jl mere the haud and to attempt t.o ~ismiss Important m~1cb it!locp.ssed <JUeAttons are sure waya of inviting cr~1slllinr' r cgardle"' of too party guilty of •IWh pr~ctlc~'· Garner or Reed should happen to win th~ no!!Jlhla-" it will even more empliaaize the importance res:trtl•' the wet and dry vote, for these three men hfiVe abva)'p '·~~n•itl:e dly been drippinif wet enthusiasts, altbouj!h ·•••!' Roosevelt have ri.cently taken a wet ilt!l!li! 1,artjl'l ~ c!<ms<l qU•ently'it will nearly approach the ~~q11tlolj o~~~JJ1.l ,..,a ..vo·t• for the wet Democrat 0 ?the dry ReptlhJlcJI! :Ji Many lin each side pf t)le political will . 11ard patty •ilne~ an~ follow the ' oh ••·tl\• party which s~lts tli~~~ Qwn ~!S.J;OJJt~ We~ne&l( or aridne 0~ , Regardless of th, -~~~t~~.:·:;!l: 'forward to one of th'e hottest ,. eloctwn campaigns since the Slave minds of the American peopl<e. Syr~- ' ...... ... ~· . ,., .. , ' . ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~! WORLDPEOPLE i• •o con•tltuted that all kl!ldS of pepplp are to be found therein and thereby hllll!IB a tale wltfl re1Ja1·d to the l•ck of law adlrerence In v~rlou~ pJ~ces. Murder, •ince the dayo ol Adam and ji!ve !lnil . lntll~llt 'f.tj()n,s, Cain ami Abel. has ever been looked upon !'' one I\ lone cr<>wning S illS to bo ljeld against the hum4n rtce. Na~ ur,ally there a re varoous dorrrees in which ~~lr , ilr!rii~ viewed. Our laws look at a case of premeiiJtftUqn ill' worst of lh ~< l<ind and con•equently , th, perp~tr'ltor ,' a <Time " expected to rece1ve th• ·~pr~m~ p,nalt~. At pl'('l·wnt, Pe mu~ylvnnia is workinlt pn ~ ~t'~Je wherein ce rtain patty ot· partieR conspired to mQrder a liUim!~PI~l ,..;+, 'llf people by poi soniug ~ p order to become t~~ of th eir JIIRUranle policiel'l. Numbera of similar throughou t our land, have been recordecl qut ~ ever, haR th1· ~; upr e me penalty ever been invoked for --,,,~ ., dastardly crim e. What wonder, therefore, is there, so often \his particular crime is bro~rht to our attenlion. Ordmnry average people have a particular feooll~'lf !li< ire,rulHion wh en th ey hear of even a cat or «<oll behigli!!!d•'t th e victim of the cruelty of some mo!IB~er '}")19 will n •• h" agent of destruction. Wttp~ils tb"lo fe~lllil · ( l~~~~~n;:~!''~', that sweeps a qommunity when ,ome tl~•utJ._ ~~ his s pleen against a community or a ;pe.,.n by whol m1ale killing of domeJtic pets by. this arency. •ame people will become judges of a lll<l!!B1kf hat:ged with doing away with 1~~·~!:;::~r~~~l tamoer, and invariably fi!ful"' to Invoke It but natijrally follQW~~at when to fit crimes and the p_e . tty lo oeld~ln If tver ·"!~:;those cunning charaej ln~nt, on 'If or a .ather, ipegal!.y, \V 11 "ro the limit" In ~::;:~;~\~ the•lr desires, hol!eful \~tat t e reputation .of the -· ... I... Cndlt 2. Maintenance or the 'tfattonal credit by a tettoraJ btutpt aMualll> ballllleed on tile bulo or ...,urate S.IUUl " - • sound clll'J'ene~ to tL,:~,;~wm ~,. ~~~·wn~~- .,n,~oo~·y will II f lif1 ¥f }'* "j ~ served at all hiUBrda; relative• ternatlonat 'r ' I ..... I I I Wqrlol W•r~w~~~l4 al111~ ma~e "lit •I'· \ COACH 1,931 qt£\1!. ..~r~· ,~ "'\" ....i.ti..., Like .... •JI6o!4 .,..,, ... tlnlah. called on the ernment to tlon of . ' tt30·FCJ,R9 4 Dbor SEDAN ~ Oae . _ . . . . .hap'., • {.ow . ....,._ ~· .J. .. au bad 00.4 •titet. • ~ ., ·1929 FQ,u:) 2 DPor SEDAN a ... ~' Mo&.r 0 . K. Dl$o Blat . I'IIIIIIL ' . lDCHEV. 4 Door SED.,.:AN..-.., Olio ., "'"I"G~od ' •·•"'"""' ' _ ... ' ...... 0. I ~Tits. ~ Dark • t o•....' - . ,:11' • , ,• ) • ' 1926 CHEV. COUPE ~7-!~ for a ear ~ u lo'l' u ......... G1f01l .....,w., <Oftdltloa. ' l . • ' - I • , 192.9 PLYMOUTH COUPE, Prteed To Seu--G..,d , 1?28 .Pontiae 4-Door Sedan La&e lUI model Jntlde and oat. ap~ Good Mtt&or aad tlnl 0. K. 1931 CHEV. 5- Pa.. COUP£» • .4. late sport model ear with Yf!rJ luw mlleqe-Ftnflhed lll ,~ '" t9~0· !=HfiV. Jo.' • TRUCJC' or road wDrk. " .. TRUCK New tlns--4-•pee• Ya•mldlo-., •take '!' .. boar-NeW'- ' t.~3.ij.:.p.I;IJ:V. TRUCK . Lottr ~ ........ OidJ•.,.._ 1801 •'I • , K•n!l and .... · , lhlqiJi hdJ, new &lrel._ '-!'!~· u •.-•~ u.N. .t\Jt ltleal intk rar Coal bid. t~ CHEV. ~ ____ lbtlab-Lea&her UpholJteriaa"--llamhle Seat. lnl •. - .. .w.:• ... CO~D at • .. Dul ....... In &·1 bll MYillp. ttl:ai FORD SEDAN OGod ranntnr eonilnloa-A Bupta • tlupr~•l'lllp •tt~e4, ~no4Jb for. ~ll,iT • J. ·•• 1929 CHEV. COUPE 'tjlos' !!lur~P.~~~ want· 'l• to a*~dl' J.lnFI• ·SI•m st•rte<!lt 1" receiye.:.:iiii~' q£ ~~~ "~~-~~H~~''r:r~~t~~rdly ~rt111•• ... ~ ca~ .see lt,e.e eat; at Pomeroy. · , •· ' £ '~~ ' ' ht. ~e llitist mov~}!Ur l!Jaed Car alack ~nd Offer all, our ful(y recondlllQI!i!lh:a~ at prl¥- 10 low they w1il aurprioe you. You can oavefl'q.~ ~~· $(00.9'lAb)l takinc advantage of tflio oale. You ratsetl by a sntem of tuatiOD Jev .. ted on the prlnclpJe of a.biUcy to pay f. I M..,tl!~le ou~~t U.tid Car Depar~Jltent' in Middleport executive eatunatea Wlthbi revenues 3. ' ... ,. co. ,I . '' �PlHfORM DRAfTED BY ~MOC~ATS IS CUARtUT: NO .Of IS~UES .... ..... .... W(lmtlp wlU be a. the ch114ren of Bible, JC!hool :NJi!~~~~:STEP : have " · taken tlte one neceoo&rY wm Parents ot t he • th' """"'' cat.cutateo t o make the cominr eloctlo~ tor, ~~~ next Fall, also a teot vote on the lon1 and' 11\ptsso:d Pro hibition law . . 'Whtle t he Republicans have brought down heaps , for th e way they evaded the Wet and 'Dry · !ltt~dlly the most discussed question before the Dcmocrata reached out and grabbed .., t:M fet-lock and met tne ieslie four square .. . a.n a s .1 1csult' of such actioJl. "" The th1n 11 that makes the Prohibition ~rllumlll:•,n~t~::d~n such ho ld reijllf even In times which are a• " is that "'illlon11_ are of the opinion tht if tjle ri'r•epeal " made, It will' stop 1\n ~utgo ·of millions ~~~~•tsame u'ed time for the attempt enforce ~::!i:~~~~?nj~:~M~ ~J it will give to employment .to li!l>rewi••• mdustry revived by auch reppa), ;<.,.jjjplds in nearly every inetance, at present, having no means of support. For that reaaon particularly, 1h:,n~ll party •e•'l'• to have committed a grievous mor. b ·• ' i i(i:.~r.1 6 . 30 · -~ P M, 7 30. Subject • Uu.ry and 2p M To glo88 over the present situation with Jl mere the haud and to attempt t.o ~ismiss Important m~1cb it!locp.ssed <JUeAttons are sure waya of inviting cr~1slllinr' r cgardle"' of too party guilty of •IWh pr~ctlc~'· Garner or Reed should happen to win th~ no!!Jlhla-" it will even more empliaaize the importance res:trtl•' the wet and dry vote, for these three men hfiVe abva)'p '·~~n•itl:e dly been drippinif wet enthusiasts, altbouj!h ·•••!' Roosevelt have ri.cently taken a wet ilt!l!li! 1,artjl'l ~ c!<ms<l qU•ently'it will nearly approach the ~~q11tlolj o~~~JJ1.l ,..,a ..vo·t• for the wet Democrat 0 ?the dry ReptlhJlcJI! :Ji Many lin each side pf t)le political will . 11ard patty •ilne~ an~ follow the ' oh ••·tl\• party which s~lts tli~~~ Qwn ~!S.J;OJJt~ We~ne&l( or aridne 0~ , Regardless of th, -~~~t~~.:·:;!l: 'forward to one of th'e hottest ,. eloctwn campaigns since the Slave minds of the American peopl<e. Syr~- ' ...... ... ~· . ,., .. , ' . ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~! WORLDPEOPLE i• •o con•tltuted that all kl!ldS of pepplp are to be found therein and thereby hllll!IB a tale wltfl re1Ja1·d to the l•ck of law adlrerence In v~rlou~ pJ~ces. Murder, •ince the dayo ol Adam and ji!ve !lnil . lntll~llt 'f.tj()n,s, Cain ami Abel. has ever been looked upon !'' one I\ lone cr<>wning S illS to bo ljeld against the hum4n rtce. Na~ ur,ally there a re varoous dorrrees in which ~~lr , ilr!rii~ viewed. Our laws look at a case of premeiiJtftUqn ill' worst of lh ~< l<ind and con•equently , th, perp~tr'ltor ,' a <Time " expected to rece1ve th• ·~pr~m~ p,nalt~. At pl'('l·wnt, Pe mu~ylvnnia is workinlt pn ~ ~t'~Je wherein ce rtain patty ot· partieR conspired to mQrder a liUim!~PI~l ,..;+, 'llf people by poi soniug ~ p order to become t~~ of th eir JIIRUranle policiel'l. Numbera of similar throughou t our land, have been recordecl qut ~ ever, haR th1· ~; upr e me penalty ever been invoked for --,,,~ ., dastardly crim e. What wonder, therefore, is there, so often \his particular crime is bro~rht to our attenlion. Ordmnry average people have a particular feooll~'lf !li< ire,rulHion wh en th ey hear of even a cat or «<oll behigli!!!d•'t th e victim of the cruelty of some mo!IB~er '}")19 will n •• h" agent of destruction. Wttp~ils tb"lo fe~lllil · ( l~~~~~n;:~!''~', that sweeps a qommunity when ,ome tl~•utJ._ ~~ his s pleen against a community or a ;pe.,.n by whol m1ale killing of domeJtic pets by. this arency. •ame people will become judges of a lll<l!!B1kf hat:ged with doing away with 1~~·~!:;::~r~~~l tamoer, and invariably fi!ful"' to Invoke It but natijrally follQW~~at when to fit crimes and the p_e . tty lo oeld~ln If tver ·"!~:;those cunning charaej ln~nt, on 'If or a .ather, ipegal!.y, \V 11 "ro the limit" In ~::;:~;~\~ the•lr desires, hol!eful \~tat t e reputation .of the -· ... I... Cndlt 2. Maintenance or the 'tfattonal credit by a tettoraJ btutpt aMualll> ballllleed on tile bulo or ...,urate S.IUUl " - • sound clll'J'ene~ to tL,:~,;~wm ~,. ~~~·wn~~- .,n,~oo~·y will II f lif1 ¥f }'* "j ~ served at all hiUBrda; relative• ternatlonat 'r ' I ..... I I I Wqrlol W•r~w~~~l4 al111~ ma~e "lit •I'· \ COACH 1,931 qt£\1!. ..~r~· ,~ "'\" ....i.ti..., Like .... •JI6o!4 .,..,, ... tlnlah. called on the ernment to tlon of . ' tt30·FCJ,R9 4 Dbor SEDAN ~ Oae . _ . . . . .hap'., • {.ow . ....,._ ~· .J. .. au bad 00.4 •titet. • ~ ., ·1929 FQ,u:) 2 DPor SEDAN a ... ~' Mo&.r 0 . K. Dl$o Blat . I'IIIIIIL ' . lDCHEV. 4 Door SED.,.:AN..-.., Olio ., "'"I"G~od ' •·•"'"""' ' _ ... ' ...... 0. I ~Tits. ~ Dark • t o•....' - . ,:11' • , ,• ) • ' 1926 CHEV. COUPE ~7-!~ for a ear ~ u lo'l' u ......... G1f01l .....,w., <Oftdltloa. ' l . • ' - I • , 192.9 PLYMOUTH COUPE, Prteed To Seu--G..,d , 1?28 .Pontiae 4-Door Sedan La&e lUI model Jntlde and oat. ap~ Good Mtt&or aad tlnl 0. K. 1931 CHEV. 5- Pa.. COUP£» • .4. late sport model ear with Yf!rJ luw mlleqe-Ftnflhed lll ,~ '" t9~0· !=HfiV. Jo.' • TRUCJC' or road wDrk. " .. TRUCK New tlns--4-•pee• Ya•mldlo-., •take '!' .. boar-NeW'- ' t.~3.ij.:.p.I;IJ:V. TRUCK . Lottr ~ ........ OidJ•.,.._ 1801 •'I • , K•n!l and .... · , lhlqiJi hdJ, new &lrel._ '-!'!~· u •.-•~ u.N. .t\Jt ltleal intk rar Coal bid. t~ CHEV. ~ ____ lbtlab-Lea&her UpholJteriaa"--llamhle Seat. lnl •. - .. .w.:• ... CO~D at • .. Dul ....... In &·1 bll MYillp. ttl:ai FORD SEDAN OGod ranntnr eonilnloa-A Bupta • tlupr~•l'lllp •tt~e4, ~no4Jb for. ~ll,iT • J. ·•• 1929 CHEV. COUPE 'tjlos' !!lur~P.~~~ want· 'l• to a*~dl' J.lnFI• ·SI•m st•rte<!lt 1" receiye.:.:iiii~' q£ ~~~ "~~-~~H~~''r:r~~t~~rdly ~rt111•• ... ~ ca~ .see lt,e.e eat; at Pomeroy. · , •· ' £ '~~ ' ' ht. ~e llitist mov~}!Ur l!Jaed Car alack ~nd Offer all, our ful(y recondlllQI!i!lh:a~ at prl¥- 10 low they w1il aurprioe you. You can oavefl'q.~ ~~· $(00.9'lAb)l takinc advantage of tflio oale. You ratsetl by a sntem of tuatiOD Jev .. ted on the prlnclpJe of a.biUcy to pay f. I M..,tl!~le ou~~t U.tid Car Depar~Jltent' in Middleport executive eatunatea Wlthbi revenues 3. ' ... ,. co. ,I . '' �Plqll4Y, o!ULY I, ltU OliJO. FERRELL STARS . I Oonoecut.lve ~ for price •• . ' eonaer.utiYe ~nil ror P.tLce ot Tile . od lakor wW I~ '7'0: ~: If dealred, 10 that e<l 1n IQCib • your od lolo~ Ute lf'"WI anumer as result.ll to ~ o>u. TO BROADCAST ~E~VlC£ RcllaiGus services wJU be hroa<J .. cll.t:l trom th.e l'adio stllt.itn WO~ pubiLsben .-111 be' rea}'OUI~ eurlday ar~mccn oe~t :a:ao o~~ock. onty tor cme tncorreci tnsert on The se~;vi<:~::s \'Ul ~ In the cha.r.gB of anY !i.clvertisement.. ErfOJ'I I of the Church of the Nuanuo and 1'1;Ltl adnrn.semento ehoula be 1'1.-,JOr t.e': lmmediate}J. R-fv. Clend-:m in, pastcr of Ule lo- • cal churclt, wUl deliver lhe l!tl: m<;n. Special acng seledlon.s will be heard t wtU be \akeD tOJ Nil RctV"!rtl8e::tntmum char8e or a cm an crche.Ftr~t cotb)lose:i oJ leSii t wrnLhty~""••• eenta ror each :naer· members or the cnurcn. tion. GREEN LANTERN CLOSES Tile Green Lant~m coutectlonery For Sale, Miow:. was clcscd here ThuP"-<iltY when the owner, Ja:spcr Jack eorn· .DUKJ.c FOR SA LE--m;ed rrcHm seppratol an as:Jl~mmcnt to H. w. Cherrlngt;n .. ·Ion· 1· C · MllredlUl rm the bcncllt Oi hUI creditor.!. For In quo d COilf,.... J:m Malt~ St. Pon.<l roy. 6-2'l-3l ecvcrnl pars this place has bc:!n ca nducted by members of the Corn fWr~~sTERS 103:1 Dod~ SporL fflTIIaNATION.\L I.ZAQVE Club W Buft'aJo . : .. .. . . . 44 .. L 28 32 NenrJI; • .. .. . .. . . . t4 33 r,IQI)~ 36 18 t3 Bal~ · ........ ......... - ...lor .. . . .. . . City . . . . . . . ,..... ..... 37 36 36 II lo .......... 26 = I I rw.nuy. Roadster 6 v.1.t~: wheels t\ne sha.pc T&AVF.LLERS R-t:'fURN 1!)29 E88CX Sport Roa.d8ter eldlbtAfter t.ravellng lhrcugh the Vnit.lcnt. condition vtn'Y low prices cd statt'.s stnc..e June 1, George Ednow. Bee Blaettna.r ~uto Co. ward Wcod, Charles HuJhe&,. La.wa-30-3~'------~--------- rtnce HluJrmnn, aru:! Ronald R:Jsr . ha:ve retumt' d here. Thelr tl1p thru . ALL MAKES of raUIOI senlocd a L e~~o·n Fra.ncll!co, Snit Lake, Denver rca 5onable prlcet. BrinK in your Yellowst<Jne Park ar.d many plac-:.<~ 1 radio or c&U HI-J. H . M.. Oroal. of hU.toricnl tnlerest throU&houL the southwest., cover·~d 11 disb.nco or about 1000 miles, they reporl.ed· - Pd. .811 H H - r ~7· .5'79 WI .486 .476 .403 ~61 N.A'tiONAL LEAGUE c~. 1: o. ctndnnatl, .' -~Ji>lllo. · II; 9; .... 14m. 5. •. . BrookiJI>, P~ 9; Sl Louis, 6. ==·-= ZEMO lllfvts RCHII, BOlliG £CZfMl '·r ~ ,. BUSIN£88 MEN Wl N The Bllbln&t> •Man'"' ~ cruu.ltrn bBU team eamc(l t he riQJII. Lo IY.l Bootblng, eoollal ZJliiLO buroirlnp DC lldn; even in severe ealelwtief com• .. aoon u ZEMQ toucbae the tortured oldn. ~·, !~~""""""' 1\uhv. Pil!>pleo, Danaruu ani! otllor unO)'l~r 1kln or acalp tJJJQbl•aenerol dd to tblo iioothlDio anti- """"pt rellof to ·ltdllna, b ~t! m (1. "'to r-;t.o. IOPlfr. otlcn. Zl!lMO Ia aalo ond d.. dable. All 81ieA 60G. oo. E:atra s ZElMu "-" J!l a.. ~ r - - - .21. ;he . ,·r ~ ill- HOTEL COLUMBUS Ill- I Colambu, Ohio lUO ROOW.II Flrept'OOf 1ta.te11 Redar.ed ROOMS .1.08, .1.:!5 MI,II'M!apoU.s Ooll.!mbtts .... Cndlanapolis . . Kansas City .. .... "'•• w L 42 32 34 41 GINGERALE l'l:t. .566 .663 .5;!3 .539 Lard, lb. 8<: 8:\'fH SUD MSNACES" OF 'THE --~--:1lndcr Sarbe Mana1emeh' AI,BA COU~'f UOTEI· Ntw :-;myrna. Florida ;.; Rooma--30 Da~ba, Sl.eiiLIII lleo'l!ll Wrih1 Jto•• Booklet .. nd Ra.kla ,, Jnm~ H. Butler, Muqer ~·-----= ~-- urtemoogl . Bl..Ja:C I<!. . DINING BOOM ' AND COFFEE SHOP Paul . Cla(tp, Columbla Gaa atnd Electric Co .. and •former aide to Prerndent Hoover he wa11 Secretary of Com! when mer~;.oe, who has been named de· rendant 1.z1 a $500,000 breach of ~romiae suit. ltleil in the New York Supreme Court by Mlu Katherine Leal')' Bond. Cla{ll) recently ob\ained a license to marry Mrs. Rosalind Wainwrl~eht peutsch, wcalthJ G~,!~_divo~:ee·_, ·--- 1! P.A\S'r'· •• · .:JAOj<:so.A.l ·L.4tJG'PiOI<lD Vi~e-president of the at Jet'f!ieY City. at ll!oodma. FiGHT R!SUUS ' MC\fEY .' .JEANNintl"e , I . I '· i I' WIL.l.S GODFf'ey••• AA!o Bradbury w111 be the scene M two gam<:s of baseball on F'out t.h of J'ul)'. The fi~L pme: will be b~~ twef.:. J a team C>f picked stan; from By. Interna.uonal News 5ervice .M. lftw't'os•t-4Jene Dundee, Ne- Pcmrn::v and the Cclumbu.s P:ackwart~:..Dtkfdl&welllht, defeat;..,'>(( DJck ar,:~a n good twn of pla]'1!1'8 haJUng Bur~ heland. '<10> . ftc.rn the Oaplta.l City. The Eeeond game w111 be betwten Theo All-staHl JOHN~()),Q 1 «•I I GAME AT HRADBURl' Syr~use ' And Play Outfit T,o -'ttractiono Arran1ed for E'n~,.j..,._t of LDcal , ..... "!-"d .iJt!nck Yr'u.ng's &ggt'f!ptlon of haJJ chasers. The ftrst gRme will starl at 2.30 Mon1ay aft~ruoon. ________________ N3 admlss.:cn will be , charged. ADDISON ' I I I II Latonia Club Wl Butter, Coualry Club Roll 19c FJCKLES . Hap~IJVale ' 2 qte. 27c 4t. 19c DRESSING ISC CHEESE Kraft pkg. sc BEANS Campbell• 2:.:1. $1.08 MO'fOROJL Rad. ---------------------2 11p. 19c CRACKERS Club Scda pk,.• !o HAMS lb. Avr. ----~------------~~PfNISALMON MARSHMALLOWS IVORY SOAP • Emba1ay "''" ,··.., Velveeta, Swiaa, Brick, Pime~rtc , .,. r!· end .,.,,. ' In Tomato Sauce can Penn Country 1:40W 11 13 hJI Cllft • eacp l:lr•~l'. . J:crn, '. S -~!II'• , ,4 "1 _;!•lr.-- "' ' '"" ·~\'. Ork '"' • I" ,, tll"'' {IIY ~ll· 1811 , �Plqll4Y, o!ULY I, ltU OliJO. FERRELL STARS . I Oonoecut.lve ~ for price •• . ' eonaer.utiYe ~nil ror P.tLce ot Tile . od lakor wW I~ '7'0: ~: If dealred, 10 that e<l 1n IQCib • your od lolo~ Ute lf'"WI anumer as result.ll to ~ o>u. TO BROADCAST ~E~VlC£ RcllaiGus services wJU be hroa<J .. cll.t:l trom th.e l'adio stllt.itn WO~ pubiLsben .-111 be' rea}'OUI~ eurlday ar~mccn oe~t :a:ao o~~ock. onty tor cme tncorreci tnsert on The se~;vi<:~::s \'Ul ~ In the cha.r.gB of anY !i.clvertisement.. ErfOJ'I I of the Church of the Nuanuo and 1'1;Ltl adnrn.semento ehoula be 1'1.-,JOr t.e': lmmediate}J. R-fv. Clend-:m in, pastcr of Ule lo- • cal churclt, wUl deliver lhe l!tl: m<;n. Special acng seledlon.s will be heard t wtU be \akeD tOJ Nil RctV"!rtl8e::tntmum char8e or a cm an crche.Ftr~t cotb)lose:i oJ leSii t wrnLhty~""••• eenta ror each :naer· members or the cnurcn. tion. GREEN LANTERN CLOSES Tile Green Lant~m coutectlonery For Sale, Miow:. was clcscd here ThuP"-<iltY when the owner, Ja:spcr Jack eorn· .DUKJ.c FOR SA LE--m;ed rrcHm seppratol an as:Jl~mmcnt to H. w. Cherrlngt;n .. ·Ion· 1· C · MllredlUl rm the bcncllt Oi hUI creditor.!. For In quo d COilf,.... J:m Malt~ St. Pon.<l roy. 6-2'l-3l ecvcrnl pars this place has bc:!n ca nducted by members of the Corn fWr~~sTERS 103:1 Dod~ SporL fflTIIaNATION.\L I.ZAQVE Club W Buft'aJo . : .. .. . . . 44 .. L 28 32 NenrJI; • .. .. . .. . . . t4 33 r,IQI)~ 36 18 t3 Bal~ · ........ ......... - ...lor .. . . .. . . City . . . . . . . ,..... ..... 37 36 36 II lo .......... 26 = I I rw.nuy. Roadster 6 v.1.t~: wheels t\ne sha.pc T&AVF.LLERS R-t:'fURN 1!)29 E88CX Sport Roa.d8ter eldlbtAfter t.ravellng lhrcugh the Vnit.lcnt. condition vtn'Y low prices cd statt'.s stnc..e June 1, George Ednow. Bee Blaettna.r ~uto Co. ward Wcod, Charles HuJhe&,. La.wa-30-3~'------~--------- rtnce HluJrmnn, aru:! Ronald R:Jsr . ha:ve retumt' d here. Thelr tl1p thru . ALL MAKES of raUIOI senlocd a L e~~o·n Fra.ncll!co, Snit Lake, Denver rca 5onable prlcet. BrinK in your Yellowst<Jne Park ar.d many plac-:.<~ 1 radio or c&U HI-J. H . M.. Oroal. of hU.toricnl tnlerest throU&houL the southwest., cover·~d 11 disb.nco or about 1000 miles, they reporl.ed· - Pd. .811 H H - r ~7· .5'79 WI .486 .476 .403 ~61 N.A'tiONAL LEAGUE c~. 1: o. ctndnnatl, .' -~Ji>lllo. · II; 9; .... 14m. 5. •. . BrookiJI>, P~ 9; Sl Louis, 6. ==·-= ZEMO lllfvts RCHII, BOlliG £CZfMl '·r ~ ,. BUSIN£88 MEN Wl N The Bllbln&t> •Man'"' ~ cruu.ltrn bBU team eamc(l t he riQJII. Lo IY.l Bootblng, eoollal ZJliiLO buroirlnp DC lldn; even in severe ealelwtief com• .. aoon u ZEMQ toucbae the tortured oldn. ~·, !~~""""""' 1\uhv. Pil!>pleo, Danaruu ani! otllor unO)'l~r 1kln or acalp tJJJQbl•aenerol dd to tblo iioothlDio anti- """"pt rellof to ·ltdllna, b ~t! m (1. "'to r-;t.o. IOPlfr. otlcn. Zl!lMO Ia aalo ond d.. dable. All 81ieA 60G. oo. E:atra s ZElMu "-" J!l a.. ~ r - - - .21. ;he . ,·r ~ ill- HOTEL COLUMBUS Ill- I Colambu, Ohio lUO ROOW.II Flrept'OOf 1ta.te11 Redar.ed ROOMS .1.08, .1.:!5 MI,II'M!apoU.s Ooll.!mbtts .... Cndlanapolis . . Kansas City .. .... "'•• w L 42 32 34 41 GINGERALE l'l:t. .566 .663 .5;!3 .539 Lard, lb. 8<: 8:\'fH SUD MSNACES" OF 'THE --~--:1lndcr Sarbe Mana1emeh' AI,BA COU~'f UOTEI· Ntw :-;myrna. Florida ;.; Rooma--30 Da~ba, Sl.eiiLIII lleo'l!ll Wrih1 Jto•• Booklet .. nd Ra.kla ,, Jnm~ H. Butler, Muqer ~·-----= ~-- urtemoogl . Bl..Ja:C I<!. . DINING BOOM ' AND COFFEE SHOP Paul . Cla(tp, Columbla Gaa atnd Electric Co .. and •former aide to Prerndent Hoover he wa11 Secretary of Com! when mer~;.oe, who has been named de· rendant 1.z1 a $500,000 breach of ~romiae suit. ltleil in the New York Supreme Court by Mlu Katherine Leal')' Bond. Cla{ll) recently ob\ained a license to marry Mrs. Rosalind Wainwrl~eht peutsch, wcalthJ G~,!~_divo~:ee·_, ·--- 1! P.A\S'r'· •• · .:JAOj<:so.A.l ·L.4tJG'PiOI<lD Vi~e-president of the at Jet'f!ieY City. at ll!oodma. FiGHT R!SUUS ' MC\fEY .' .JEANNintl"e , I . I '· i I' WIL.l.S GODFf'ey••• AA!o Bradbury w111 be the scene M two gam<:s of baseball on F'out t.h of J'ul)'. The fi~L pme: will be b~~ twef.:. J a team C>f picked stan; from By. Interna.uonal News 5ervice .M. lftw't'os•t-4Jene Dundee, Ne- Pcmrn::v and the Cclumbu.s P:ackwart~:..Dtkfdl&welllht, defeat;..,'>(( DJck ar,:~a n good twn of pla]'1!1'8 haJUng Bur~ heland. '<10> . ftc.rn the Oaplta.l City. The Eeeond game w111 be betwten Theo All-staHl JOHN~()),Q 1 «•I I GAME AT HRADBURl' Syr~use ' And Play Outfit T,o -'ttractiono Arran1ed for E'n~,.j..,._t of LDcal , ..... "!-"d .iJt!nck Yr'u.ng's &ggt'f!ptlon of haJJ chasers. The ftrst gRme will starl at 2.30 Mon1ay aft~ruoon. ________________ N3 admlss.:cn will be , charged. ADDISON ' I I I II Latonia Club Wl Butter, Coualry Club Roll 19c FJCKLES . Hap~IJVale ' 2 qte. 27c 4t. 19c DRESSING ISC CHEESE Kraft pkg. sc BEANS Campbell• 2:.:1. $1.08 MO'fOROJL Rad. ---------------------2 11p. 19c CRACKERS Club Scda pk,.• !o HAMS lb. Avr. ----~------------~~PfNISALMON MARSHMALLOWS IVORY SOAP • Emba1ay "''" ,··.., Velveeta, Swiaa, Brick, Pime~rtc , .,. r!· end .,.,,. ' In Tomato Sauce can Penn Country 1:40W 11 13 hJI Cllft • eacp l:lr•~l'. . J:crn, '. S -~!II'• , ,4 "1 _;!•lr.-- "' ' '"" ·~\'. Ork '"' • I" ,, tll"'' {IIY ~ll· 1811 , �\ ,I'RIDAY, Jl!LY • R~-9elt ·Pemonals f.RINKUN. ~ IOoallll-.cl' lftllll pP. - ) SU~O[NLtiS. After Sp.oodm, S • • • ra Weeb ill HcioJ,>itah Hit READERS' NOT1C!S'- • - U70u want • t the Newa Ofllce o1 The Dally Tl'fbune, call 281-L ; Jf the Bus!oeu Olllce ask for 202-R. • olllrted DOlin b)' Hit-Sklp,l)rinr IM Of HURT - - - .., pQil didn't re- oe.pt. Pomeroy Youtll , .. n .-ohto-:NJ.r f.rWI t.ODtln~ . . Wrtl.~ht,_ Sunday folr . with olowll JUl.,. UaiJIOFIIt... ltlood•y <loucl7 "''" ~·y ' . • "'" " "~- ' NEWS SERVICE FULL LEA SED p.t one une U7EATHER FORECA$1- ll~ hod do- At Ill· CIIItlila Home JOBeph EMetDtr and .children eornq spent 'Dlul'lf)a.y wltl1 and Mrs. &:. ,1 Pranl of ~rtha JIUl~ Biemer .re- .. •••• • ••• ,• "' Delegates . ..... •..,..~ Want·~ The ~ ' ' ' , " .. 1 YOur -s·urn m·e·r . -~~. 1 WIIK.·IND • SPEGALS~ For 4 • I .. .{ ,. " •• Will " ·I / ' alld.cr; · tc~ ·.~ s&'!l!'~~ 9f s~ Tella New ·VIII'ken He's · Sorry Not To Be• Govem~ Apin • I By LEO O'BRlEN I ,I - nv FREDFRJ€ K t\BliD'IT INE: Stnff CIJl'respondent I .JtU!iliDDt, July INS 8taft' corresponden t !-IN9-P~­ mJCo 1. Ramsay M&I!D~Itl frl BtltnJn 11.nll ildr.u ull Jlel"f'laf ol l<'r;~.nc e l'tlac~e-11 rmsl av·ee- mtn• 11n die t.ui:Ll am,11ni Oer-.nally b~· as a ,;•::,•;~::jl!:~. in tn , EuroJ:fa,n rel&eu. of reparn- r.r • • t.c1 be ol,. ••••- '• · ·•C·' theref~ . uncomlortt\ble, :~lid pitlfu"y' misre~~sentltive ~ Whot thti wear.Cr, ~wanted to portr.oy? '• way, \'&kiRo, Qro~ 14 .1!:\ .' • • LINE!'4 SUITS $12·50 .. ' j. at.-cc.mplished immf<:Uately •• D:spltc th ils sudden tllQTY of ent.husla ~m. there we1·e stroug lndlf'..&~rls that Paesldent Hoover'r. Ouutandil'l Pr......,..;~, Arai'! DeNrt Rellul!tli, -ean. for OJ!poitenio ll!fnrmament proposRh:l were acheWashJJlltcn, July ~IN.,.....one of dull"d to be 1.&helved u..1t11 aftcf ad· the cuU.landlng Republtcati pro· jcmnmcnt c,ver the summer. Thl& Senator Norr18 nr pa;slbil1ty caused the American de· a. aska, toda-y he wlll !lup>o leaatton conskt~rablf agitation, p:rt Oov. FranklbJ D. ~lt. of tmd as soon 1\S Unti ed States Am- New Ycrk, a Demoet't,t, in the l::ki~\S adcr Ht18'h Olb!Jon sized up the p1 uldentlal raUl ,.;itua.tlcm, l"le dl.spal-Ched a threeNcrrls, wbo bolted the ~er page cable to, the state clePattment. tl(;kf:t ln 1928 to support the ~me­ at WIUlhlngton cratlc nomtnee, Al'red E. Smith, In rpgi.<ttetlng the ir demann, the d(<.lared· e l~ht dell!IJatlon& pomted cut tlwL "I did not g,tfpport Hoover bef01:e •it would be useles& to bring up tM and tbe reasons I gave' Lbem for )[oaver proposllh; Cor "comp1'!'te dis- rustne tf.l support him have •, $14.1>? ; . land callr.d upon A1thur Hender- I .. TROPICAL WORSTEQ· ol , Belttuin, Sp~~oin, JfOIIJil,ud a.nd Swltv.et- son , ch~b',fna.n of the conterenett and urged "somethii'IIJ dertmte be .. CU~sJon" CD the IJ'OUDd.s It WOUI{I ylndluted by hls ofttcial actJon; anathet deadlock since. "Ccmpl~t: oonstcirraticn of the 1 "I expect to aupport Rooaew~t. Hccva· PJ:VPCS&l8." mte spokcaman The furidnmen.tel prlnclple 1n· !laid, "wc uld re-open discussion of vel~ In the cominlil p: csldentl.aJ qu(sti(;ns upon wh1ch It J.s well campatan 1.5 the contest between eaue~ ) ! Tile hotte.t'daya of Summer still in front of ua. Keep cool.in cool clothea. SUMMER TROUSERS Wldte Puck . . . . . . . . . . . .,. . . . . . . . . $1.25 SEERSUCKERS, pr~>-rhrunk .. . . . . . $1.95 Striped Twill .......... .... .. .. .. $2.45 • Striped Serge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.50 Men's Bathing Suits . .'. . . _. .. . _... $1.65 Ladies Bathing Suits . . . . . . .. . . . . . $2.45 • Linen Caps ... .,.. . . .. .. . .. ... __ . $1.00 Sl!!eveless Sweaters, all wool · .. ... . $1.00 . ·~ort Belts . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75c 1!11, new patterns ...... ; ... ..... r. 55c CLOTHES IN OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT · Boys Belts ................... . .. .. 25c Boys Linen Knickers .... .... .. . . . .. 79c BOys Sport Shirts .. - .. .. .. .. .. - .. .. 79e White Duck Trousers . .. .. . .. .. .. .. 79e Boys Wash Suits ........... . . . _. . . 39e Boys Bathing Suits ... ... .. . . ~ .. .... 9Sc kn cwn aareement. 1& lmJ)08ll1ble." 1ble." Fcr this reason, the de1 ~ aates qu r~ted Hender:~n to call ror aer , ' .' organbsed monoply on the one side and tht e<~mmc:.n pe:;p!e en t:h- ct h- re- er. meet.o tna of the g'eneral commission to dL• cus., pttnt.s upon which aareement 111 beUeve4 f.es.stble, sunestlftl llbolitlon of al bombaldmf!nt and chemtc"l ft.rl\are, Umlte.ttm of war Jll.ld;te~ ·and c.reation of a ~matent dlsannan1ent , comml!s- I lee G81d, a. 1 "In my opin1cn mllUCna at pre· Art!SlVe-mlndt:d citlzena au D'l'er tht Vnlted Eltatefj t.'l\1 take- slmt· lar adiC.J.l and aupport Oov Roc:JM\elt because they telteve he ,4tuldl! fer the '9,•eltaNl or the ccmtnoJl people." 'fOT BURNS Diii-Oi The d.tielation deeided to ca.nvas.~ r:presentatJvce: Of other nl\· Cinclnht.tt, o ., ~ JUb' · 2-INStiona rt!preRmted v. conference kaofttt Lewll, s, of B&ta.vta. died. ln • hooplial here I<Kiay.. tho result uraJns drutlc step~ toward "sotne of bllttU r;he Auftered June 11 when p c!dtlve action atvtnr a. n:a'!Cna}')Jt lhe fell ,.lnto an open ftre 1n h~r u:c~ for adJoul'tlq1eflt." hom!. E!h J3h'ol Sirilon, British forelin t etreta.J:y, proposed that t.pe five ' 11t.val pcwers represented a~ the l LondOn eonftrenca :nut in!crmflll'r at Geneva. on Tue.sday tbua post· , ~~ any lrilmedlate actkm on ,he H..,...r pf.,,, · ' , As II(J(Jn U Olbion learned of the Gliii Wielder•.' .Cot~~t..f: 4tll•. at ' Snia!erB Fire On 'Workini. __ . ii!)Rf llon, he riJOhe<l to L..,.nt ~· .lenstbY ...lfri-etlee With Prim~ Jrlt'ilkter J . RaniUS' MacDonald nt Brlf6'n t.li4 ll)en l'Oiumecl lo ,.\ CContlouecl Oil pap tbree) Bfealdaat -.. ......,. and ~·ak, Potk .......... ~~--: . z: ....... . -· ~ , DKOWN I~ JAPAN ~INE-Thtrt;r ~l ' Come in and see with its electrical perfectly-,We want no add,itional cost.--t;Ot and 60.0!l0 New,. 'Store' · :w:orking, with .you ~t ~day . -~ • • • • I'• • L'l) L ' tf, • ' ' h ~-.·~ 1 BW!alo. N Y.. July 2-INB--ln 1 the face o~ adver~e weather warnings, Ooyemor Franklin D. Rooae.. •49 .¥> ~t P.r9~erly o!lP '' j ~-- -- --- New Yorker S~lecti<J;. Victory·Assured~ A,~· ~~~~-. , Gatner Forces Switch ',,__..!., .. ' 'l' " )".;. Dissension Stands Out Deal Made By Garn.,...McAdoo F orcea Pledp11( Vicll· Pre-Eminently In DemPresidency For Fonner Assure. R-velt ' oc:ratic Party Of F irot Place On Ticket -- 'j Orj will it .-.~eel~'r,e, ·ill. at eose_.: stui'JJ~ I' 1 . \"' "'-eceptance , FAMILY GoES ALOf:lG ILL it reflect . • t~e ' poise' and ease of ' '· . <manner t~at lend 50 ·' ' mllc~ c:hann and attractivctr:iess to><the • pcrs~litY -ql tbc ;}eally ~oiQI"..t I .£,peech · Before Con· /' we~· dressed--woiiwln.? -·Make .: ven,..on , Silhouette.< • • • J' ' ' ·, TH '•• ' efinite Action -~--- '. .... aktn Thldiet, Fire u ,1 Puo on Hll(hw•J , ·CHOICE UNPOPULAR i SMITI!I FOLLOWERS STAND FIRM. � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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