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Gn..tp W•th Me.k~· Within "" blocto of the 0 1,.. •n South........ Ohio pic Bladlum lrl Loll Anaeles Ca l • 1 and a bout fln e halt hour betare t he W E Leech o1 the okkl eta• ~ur.omobUe A.lfiOOlaUOil la tn ~Pea~ReschedUled .startma time ol tlle pro roY •ldlni the local braneh ot &ne gr am, Mrll J eaaie C f1 Brooka .w.t aMOOI&Uon in buJldlqa tiP the me~n,... 5ugar R un R ea rden ta lm- down amid the eh~rtna ~ ~ laUonthro•'" ''" the playlnc ot the bands bershlp The klCa 1 .-oe ••u belonp to tbe Souuu.atem ObiA Near provtng L o ta etc t.o pen a let ter to T he Tribune obi! AasoCliUon COll\PCIIM Tenma Court Telewraph renewlnc her l ubeer lp :,u:;:e C:unuea of 1:10utheUter:Ji tlon and ~t.a c.ln g tha t MeiiB county Ohio. 84 tollowe Scioto IAwrenOit.a news looks 1ood ~11111fa r county _ ~~~·:·...~H:"""""' 1,_ J ,..e-n. people 1o n a.ttt-rto how away 1 Oa.l.. FOR PLAYGROUND from home Athena Wuhm,ton Mrs Brooks stated in her com The newiJ tonaed m mlcation that at the time at writ chaF of Pfllo.Ctkla~ IIlii' there were thousands of oei'S( , s ecutbe board d:;lh;';~ pass na her home aod that the en Glut~ -.ut otters ll e city WLS decorated with tbe fta\.W'(!li to lt.a Rags of the 48 ooun trle~~o represented brake adjUI!Itlnc Rrvlce -~ . •o: provtdf&. -~lmJmo"1 A 1 in ! o v~n ~m pmjoct b n@' there Wlt.b a n eye t OI' business service .....__.and .. , ~ Mr11 BIOO!t6 utilized. a y11.cant lot me,m....., ... up t r..: cond uct.ed or M lber" A IU "' near her home tor ll pe.rklng space member or tamu I wh ich wn undo 1b~edly acid ur i tor a 1tomobllea and a part of these Ttle Boutheutern OhiO to ~he S.:f'll vul 1f' of H ds Willi UJ;.Ad tor t.he ltmflunt tlon now has a membership of of her sub8crlpUnn tn the T1 1b me )than 2 000 Por\BmO\p.th nd ghbo I ood a d r eiAgrnph Iron~400 und tl;ll a p lnce f 1 'f'Cl'f' tl01 -----~- 1<••m t<> 101' " ' ' r Nr Ch said ' ' TiJeaday tedanta Mee t = Enwnd Mr at If the Bul!ln.., fH[MI[RSHIP MAY "Libby's- Mother - I ' I OfHR[D T0 lfAU£R W l H J'uobs Ohe1htre Abouf~:7ie Mr ~:~.nd Mrs FrOO Cbnway en~r relat:Wtls Were PfRetl at thf: talned wHh a dinner au 1da! ~~:t ~htfj.l} BQClal a{f•lf the next ri th~Jr home on Mu!Qerry Avu ali~ lfl union will be held at the home'4tl h ono.~ Gf thi! 83rd birthday o. I\.1:'8 Peal! JUXJU.; Pomeroy R D gt• Conways aun t Miss Emma Vvater fin~ Sunday in Auaus\ 1133 man The tollowlnl' we~ prAM.nt Mr and Mrs J~me;; Mahoney ).JIM Mts Homer HJ118ll and two ehfi-. cs Emn a Waterman aod Eva Simms dr~n bave ret.urqfd ff'(lm a t-Wd a nd Mr and Mr11 P'red Com y r.ntl week's viSi t with n!lative~~o In Steq_.. ~aughter Joan en ville "' 1IS or NAZIS 1 BY APPOINTMENT Lenon THER FORECAST- 01 lu---- Pt~ rtly cloudy preceded by lac.o..l hundPr I owt!n In South portton tbW a.fWnoon rl 01 lgh ~HghUy cooler 1n ex~ N'on h I" r v Jgl t Thursday partl)l elotidy l 'lTERNATIONAL NE W S SER\ICE W EDNI ========================================= SllA Y AUl, mn I 0 I ~ 12 - = - -=="= = = = (All.~! F./( HV • ' GHIH to Her $~ (;Ji:Nf ... I llll f - THREE CENTS lr Houarng Reot In Buchtel Stop Rrotrng, Put Into Effect I Japaneae Relay Swrmm mg Team And Aua· trahan Crrl E SriMATES HIGH MAKE RECORDS Authorrbet 1 H e Thmk• Relatrve To A mount Of Money Acluolly Needed Two Men Are Arrested j MOREN[ R~S ~n BY A HICS liN Ol rMPfC TilTS Wh•le Soyo "Nobody Go mg To Starve In Ohro Next W1nter" Frred Behef Of Reynolds Prosecutor ~HIH r~~ NHO~ HIT AT DAUGHERTY Anh·Terror11m Decree To [X[GUTWt W~NTS G~SH f~~ DHIO ~T~IH AA[~ lo SUBJECT ., GONTINU[D I~ Two Houn ON lus• 0-,;: Ndso v 11 g 10 INS fta roo Jl new In he .O ll thu n Ohio Cf li t ikl' Referee Sends Cop To EJect "Boomg" Spectator (; Jum b l.l. 0 A II: IG-INB- 1 o Oeorgt! White tod iiJ Q)d 8) TED SMITS al'lflln, .tur 10 -INS-Tbr: 1 a na Ne\\~ Servl~r lhat ht! l L An!j:t>e~ Aug JO-INS T l " 1 rJtl1 cen~rhtJ' about Adolf ubab v go pf'rHOnali \ before C1rbtle BiniDI (abnej p rose OJ mplc gamf' we nt down t.hfo 1101 11 I }' "' lt ltUhtr,. bid tor the ebancellor I e Re omt ct101 F r a ce Cor eut4lr ot lVmMoa SaJtaa. N C. hliu ~ l etc\ Wday on a d ver1uf lcd ann or u lwv thlp of the Belch reachll!d Its ur n un~~; ~ port.-; front u on a d appeal tor ll slZeable ~tharp of the SW.~ a tue •1• nt 11imu toda7 whm President Bm lite I 1 P.l I t' l o 1 tv car }' IJ I el er au on11 the ~b7 Holmu lley~m'ld1 and Al Befu e movlf'land " f1urest h~ \'on lllndenburr a ccordtlll to 11 I h fOL du i 1~; thr com1 g \\ nl.e1 alkerJ.charw-c!wJththekrlhnrol eque- t a events ,<;tarted u t.hr Fl 'i I f'~>!\ l'tllabJe U Jporb, ftllasMi tu ap 1 e J!IOVI' nm a :Ne ted pos Liv e ) th NJAOldl. tobareo hf'1 r but R v e a country ub while 40 lf' unt ow t d by C D pr t flllbl' him to the Dfl~' and ,. Ll a t 1 ubody 18 golna Lo si.D.rve In i&nd of1IN klrcloliii&'V a ay a t 11 e Lm g B,:oach m 1rln bru th~ r f 0 111.1 D 11 11 ~; w y fuiJ p~ed •aubt ever his qualltl Oh io neltt w ntc He b anded lUI stad un the l ne~;t oarsmt-n ur u~ 1'atJon11 for hllh <!Jftlce upeilntendt>nt. a t the 8 u an\ ~ "' l. pathetrc fi1ure In tho! Reynold1 J leatl y exaggeratrtd however re 11r0 d ~nt bro&d backll dow • 111 I 4!annot. poulllly appoint ue cr~ Mrs Alfred C Holman c~:. aJ crunpany mint'S Il w a~ b PI' t.s eo ana t mi; from h~ owr sta w 2 000 mete co rse Hitler c ha~llor or vlee-ohan above) of C1ncmnat1 mother of I tve(J by aut h r1tl~s th ,( u.lltg relief COil n w lon thli t II.S UCil liS 0 Ten n les from Loni Beac h Olf 1 e accusea widow of the tobacoo t1 lke Jympathlztr~; ~ ck I\ t u 'fi11Hor the a.red pruhlent was $10 000 000 w1ll be n ~ded Po m Firm n t he yachtRmen ~f'-1 u1r M'MI Holm•n may tli'l!t fy at Daugherty thr<.~U8 h h i~ br Oret MJJQtted to have Mid. A loan rom k e R F c probably sail on the br01Lt1 PaCltlc whlle a ~ her hrr o u ~ da u1hter s t r al He h JIH!t rood enourh for w U be 1 ecessa1y I l l.e natlonl!l 1 Llle very cen ter ol thi ngs Olymplt It n arked thP snct:. d I " an po&inJMter f\l!tleral \ll'II.S ~e r vlce lea rned trom a memthe hui e Cflncr"'te bowl gymnasts violence ln the \a1;t be t e l!:overnor s commission Albany Democr•ta to Turn perforn ed th elr tr trlcate conWr since the beca u~;e t.he tiS 000 000 made avail O E f Go ti01 8 The t• nctna: swlmrolna: a.ntJ ror re h~t b ~ the special relief ut n•maaae or th t oxmg arenas n ftarby we re bee cf the lell:lai&tuee will be ex ~ am.M.a,or l)lves of acUvi~¥, by the JiiDd ol Be~A.em.ber --T 1 'l'lte OnUed 'StiiJte. f!Ot!d well l n ll w11 said thilf ' no k's.s tlitn ItO By JU,YMOND" I BORST l lli.Js sttante ./Wfifi~ ot sport~~ fn ooo 000 v. lll ~ needed crea., n& Jta unoftlcial point total to Dec a mg tha t the upturn of the IN'8 Staft Ctlr re:rpond~INS- 468 o.a Italy clung tlrmly to seconn d.ociidoHI Wh ether UpWard .l. I a kel forecasts Lhc COfnllll of Alban, N y All8 1 position wttb lMI 1 2 Clo&e behind but JurJo Urgea F o llowers to Overthrow Dac tat.ora h1p belLer the Jn au Wblle Oovemor Franklin D ROO!Ie came Finland France 124 121 110'7 2 Move 18 Permanent or be learned Move m e nt Aimed to R e Ham Nalton for exclusive state n ent given to Inter vdt remained at the executtvl! Sweden 120 and Germany FJ bulldl!g w u; :-; t u I on l nullonal News Service said mansion today mliklns a last mm J:J.pan t.s flaming sun 11t!illg as thl:' Mere urry mn.in street or BuchtPl .t d bf t; Monarch..-ts, 'Tus Sa1d 1 believe Lhat. when the u ne ute st.ud)' of the 1'801-oval cha rres 1 sports Pl"OgffiSBed In He was un hc ut lng the Eagle u 1t " ton eb you will fl 1d the 110.000 Mayor James J Walke crea.<;ed its total to 7S m: .ntllth to decide to retntn New York Aua ll)..,INS-The provided headqu Le h t' J 000 estuna te to be greu tb exagger prepnratory for tomorrow s hea r ing o t.'tlandms' new OlyJQpJc cha Von Papen s super party preslden.. marll:et upvnrd trend taken by the Mu ll 1lll A g 10 JN5-U lf'r U t' a ted Alban y Democrats were mapph @. 1 p or were 11 UBJ cabinet or open the way to a. stock 0111,rket durin&' the past r 1r.n No:lsonvlllc all{ len d e sltlp of Genera JoSf' Sa I If ne ressury 1 will 1'10 be fore thl' plan5 for a rousing reception fm Me6 t; swimming 1100 meter tPifly 1 natJona.l socialist dlciatol'llhJp bJ, has eauaed a ll'reat deal of were call ed to oud 1 '-1 J 1JO tt mn a 111ter of c v g Iii li ucks a ld to l ReeonKt cum F a nce Corpora llo the TIUilmany mayor upon his ur - Ja pan Mlyuakl Yusa Toyo<J., acoordln.Jf full recogtutlon to Hit leJ " tton amonr bUI!IIneli8 leaders as to tlrt> ll8hte 8 bu t lhe and une 'Of Lhc closest aid of tl t.ra I o tot n ot t OOJ-Ib and ask for a loa l 0 1 o had no rlvll.l c.oniihL I an I Yokoyama ---8 58 4 ne\\ O lyn rN ent gains at the polls whether the rise is a mere flurry late DoWll i! O:!I Queen Mu1 a C11 I Lea de s of tJlt' !«)Cia I t r nrty an I bonded 1 debt.edness-we have pu d When Walker allghi.s from 1 hlli V c Itnrx:sltlo or the anU terrorism WhJch wLU soon expend lt.self or i'noilo. rcllst and c<J I!(' ! \I t Hoe lubo UI IOn ctucll-tl. n.s at Ill pc as 11. e l av"' go e alm tram he will be greeted by blaring Wt:.tnen s swimming lllf'ltor 011 8 d (.'C ee P ovldlng the 4eath penany Whelher .lt preaaaea tllt' return or publlctw s stqed u wldt sp e11d P Ill e1 t seRStm J-l ct a cd to 01der a d I am swe tlla t the cledlt ol ba nds and severlll Alban breast stroke Ml8!1 Clair200Den nl r 001 11 plctely new Oi} Jt>l for political murders ti.nd ereaUnr the full dlnper pall and an era of tled h volta,aa nst the !!:OV(' 1n e1 tl workers to take P ar ns aga mst 0 1 1o Is Rood In I&.M--I'iW8tly Democrats who will Au tral _ 8 8 3 06 3 !!J)eelal tribunals to deal wUh poUt· eednomh; stablllt)' the bulidllllf illd 11 O'J II or P remiel MnuucJ Azan Ball J Jo ad l s followers as well That a perS()na.l appell l by the escort him thi'Oillh the elty s down recmd leal terMrllm left the President Oplnlonl vary conslderably With bumlng the l>tructun: Wt th the reported backlJ g of ll e as decla ng a nut lonwid generul Ol a stute vould not Ue tt:.wn streeU; to his hotel Water polo Wi th ttle swlr mlns ree to Ulldertake the diftlcuJt taak some thlnktns that thP rlse hiUI been decl9.ted that th f' biuz en th e civil guard Sal J I Jo IAH If' I str kP h oppuslt on to t he P settma was !il'eU I rom o.L rhe demonatraUon has bee• a r stadium as a background aga l pro of ftndlfll' a way otJ.t or G ermany " l!flllnP.ered tor political been started on tl e out id 1\ v1 ported to have tukel po."ooi4 slon T 1 cab! el a lso assm bl tl recent- personal vis t befo "' the R a rged by the Alba•lY Demo vJded u. thr II I nlisted on Lhf! pro !I'OVfll'llmentaJ crl.si8 I that It IR the resUlt flf ttw rea t:.f thl' b llldl g IL ~~~ I Seville Ulglng h iR follow ~ Lo ove I "' anent ~~~ eJge ICY session o F C by Governor 0 trord Plnchot cratlc Or88J lzatlon o whJch Ed B an First twas u. meifo(' tha HeOfpostponed lndeflnltely reaump I I11 bttca th tll k rook headway before It WRM <l l'ICO\It'l th c.w \\hnt he ttll>lf! I Auu u 1.1 rd It fl a I s xtl rt'gl n el ts of PennsylVania req It'S to vard J 0 COnllf!ll Ul chairman 0 ended wllh the Brazlllan team i.1fo tlon h" ·-·aUon .. _ a ....., ng ey beenn arrived at , ' ·· 111P , 1 < funds was rejected Connell s Tammany • Jec ted f rom th• gam•, ·wh'•h ...... '"" ....... n bottom has tUJe finally soc111 1 s", d •c~u,....J-:; sLot I 1ng 2 400dl te to 11 oc ,., F c h c t t.eleader ll t.e JoJ tn ~· • • , 118 dont:d In bli'half of tire conferoCJC{' I while otluors mlllntaln that it 18 the were prevented from step towal d f l'Sto !i,\lo ul I e u I (' 1 y A I<T Ira:; IL'>O The governor said he II keeping (l :ature ll.nad r f'sday can e further excitement1 I I I II I I"" 3prf!lldlng lo a theat re BlChy a 'l' c close v. otch on W1e Ohlo r~lif'f sn tenterln~~; a.Iound tht< referee ' rom a ong per 08 oa rea.c fln Loss ww; undel:t!n iJ Jo " I San Ju JO n ovcl,l ent It la.tion He has had requen la te at all presldt: :lt.s in Alban y to Deiahaye of BelgiUm presiding Bellin AUK' 10-INS-Atlolf of inaetlvlt'y and that the upward 1 Oral aDua:herty Is 1 rolJ!!.bh u I Seven persons we1e 11. 1 t1 was r 101-ed th 11 j t 1, !'Vult was 1 Jaht conferences Y. lll Adjt Gen ha ve delegation,; In Hue tom11:ht to over a game between Ot'nnany ana HJUer onP. Ume Austrian trend while fluctuating wm con of thf' best known ftg o>s In th heavy ftgl tlng m Ma rtdd d K I e P n >d n A gN:IIns Frank D Henderson chahn a n of Pe Mayer Walker O Connell U e United States that ended n " Unue day and goventmen t official cla Mad l:l I th h said to hotule painter N\d street 8 Frederick Snyder President of Hocking Valely coa l fields At tl ed the movement h t h e c •r t 11 1 act 01 I e stai.t' relief co usslo1 hil! The all be at th.. station t.o 4 4 t te became Irked a t boos cleaner moved elot~e today to 11 tt:le Boston Commerce 1s one who Lime of the strlk t" hi 192 h v::~ been quelled Sui J n o ho\\evcr D Hl:' mu10's way dlrecu:n 0 W Merrell u1e of ll l et!'t ti e mn yor e,nyway we fig from he ~tands Qt hi'l decJshn the iQal of his lifetime-the hol!ls to the latter view umon t.l'llamze r a n(j ht!.H f'i !h"' J was reported m cumpl t!te cont tol f bv .,n er til:' principa l mea bers MaJor E 0 ured that we m~ght Iii well50Ofllanlze Il l d fmally sent policP to eject IJ chancellorship or Germany Em loyment Is on the lncreltse "0.1 blotherhood of lie U te Beville where se\ erlll cg of BrD.ugh t secret.ary ana the demonBtratlon Albany is OIW he thoua:h t. was Well Informed political ob he 88 today rrom now ()n the Wotkers ot America rgutar ti'OOps joined hls rebell a.nk:i rhe Madrid 1evolt v. as headed by othen; acq ual1 ted w t h reltef need hundred r cent for Jimmy Walk the disturbance serven watchlna t.be crucial reneral movement will be u ward He split with umon omcl!!.ls h w Government troopR sta t 01 ed a a gmup of abou t 80 cavalrymen led In Ohio er and w:Cwant him to lmow It The dresage event WitS the rlr'st ~ ablnet negotiations favored One small town In New n.U:pahlre lever and shandu ed a tflllat1 o1 s w J Ban Fernando and Jel ez y, em by Captain Man1cl SilveJ<Jtre a nd The stock market undo btedly Some of the more ardent Walker of equestrian .IJ)Oits with co Hitlet for the !J08t of chancel w ll<; yroll ll"' r m $ 7.000 th.- umon to take a poaltJon wit! over tfl san Jurjo ~ :sld PremiN wa~ ~taJ!Pd with a large number or has a great psychological etfect on admirers amona the local Democro. pe ng teams rrom the Unit 1ed lot In the new ministry 1 Lieutenant Colonel Franz the day!o l the s ndl\) ureek Cou.l co pu1 " I Arana r tshed heavy detncl 1en civllums retired arm } leadeus and tic lead 8 n that the pRr bv .;:red shell!; Von Papen present chancel This Is typical ot those lnduatrles lnb ~Upei I tend nl aL I ' t oa of Infantry and cavah Y to t l e db; other n on £u ~hl~l.!i throughout the countrv the ov ade be routea past the elllecutlve States re ~et!~te~nb Lhe Urltetl lor was believed slated tor Whleh reapond mOAt quickly to hu pany s I orde1ed regions and acco ding to Oo\ elnment shock were I er lOt said !l.ddmg tha t the marll:iion where 1t could be viewed slty of Q'le forell'n ministry Gregor 'fdl&n I1M!dl While the"' present Fe! 36 hours arter 'l ouncen nt latest repm ts the civil go v 1 non 8IWd out lo defel}d-tl e buddh for help In Ohio probabl) Will not [ by Governor Roosevelt but this hea t against the crack t etra!IJI8r one of llltler s chief bull marltet Will probably follow I of the formation ot the vigilant of t.he three locaUt>es were hold 1 g w1th 1ifles and nac hlne guns and be cs great as predict ed proposal was vetoed by OConnell Canada New Zealand and Gl Nat! •Ides was prominently 1Kt:ueral precedence In being S&W quiet retaned In thf' strlkt" lorn c out against th(' er s ng lo a heated battle a 1d followed Stock activity 15 1 th ink a fore Mayor walker made a host or The other eight--oared heat to mtmtlflned as Minister of the toothed ln Its Pl'O(JI'e88 yet the av n Ids H \1 e u vlolrmc bmkc ou Q ~ thei\ p~ t.l:l J J T~~oo : j" ~o dm~slonr' I i'OVern mner of wreater activit~ n butil friends In Albe.ny durllli the ) ears Japan England Italy an d Bra,al Interior erqe movement ourht to be up ugaln when 11 ga uge lu UNiJl!f o en era an ur o ment so d er a ve a I w man ne&~~ and indWltry tha t he was 11 member of the legl8 matching speed Uj:rwards of 50 000 Hermann Ooerini another ward Ol'OM ourrenta WUI confuse I mine 1!-ork r ~ u •tomoblle at Ncl I eports rece1vC<J here arch lKt rebA\!! we re rr pol"'k>d ktJied One of the prmclpa l p oblen s be l lature and local Democratic lead.erA pl'Cta tor! were expected, at t h NazJ lOOmed as Miniater of us but the fflundaLlon appeal'S to be oonvllle w s dyn!l.m!Rd R com himself cnptnin g!:'neral Atte the nrst rltuih of arms tlle fore the state Js n carJng fo r 11..5 ~~~ld they would not be !Urprised If tillclu.l lagoon e ttr 1 ,_1 kd establlshlig he~ dquori.e th r ca valryn en and their followell'! who Ed 5000 people p~rtle paled In tonight :. Traftl.c and Transportation I 01 established for 011 the long awaited ll e...,. y wrec e palace of tllC Marquis De Esquivels meanwhllc had beli'n outed In oth I of ucatlon B 0 Urn Ol stratton Ohmptc SW1mMing Stadl The remainder of Von 1 Wlthhl a uother 24 houJ'll the fh e The. Azana. governu ent re rful It er spots beKan u second ooncen (Oon.lnuea pap thl'eeJ n er r cently announced a j Pa.J]f!n s monarchlst m1n111ters 9.t Buchtel occurred The vrgilancP. may be unable to cont rol extreme k,atlon behind the mln iBtry of war l shartenlng or terms m t he weak N BROW ESCAPE ngeles Aqg 10 -IN&-V'ivv would remuln In their present b! eflmmlttee Is a secret orranh:ation violence throughout the coWltry Their renewed attack a ltl ough bll school dllltrlel$ 1!5 an economy I Tttfln AU&' Io-INB-Dwiaht smiting Eleanor HOlm tbe girl wr. posts aoordlnl' tcJ thll fore ]and the Identities ot its membt>--l'l! due to opposition of thr laboring ter <;l. ll-9 unsuccessf II t,hat m,anl> ,,?f lkntley local undertaker fta be snubbed Zlegteld s fOllies for f R r cost are closely auarded -r--~ __ ---w•e ..... 5 '"' "" o.ce ac till "' a mennald today kept he1 R~ 1 liend fully rer::overed today from an aiJ In Lhe newspo.per ldvertisemeut treu gers croBBed 1 .m announcinw !he vtgUance8 commit The governor revealed that he 1experience With a wup 'Jea\oerday Althc !'! he srt a 1 ew Olymptc rc<.:OI'd tee 20 a.ctll t vlole 1 M has a plan ror carina Cor the While drtving bls ambulance on of 1 18 3 In the women 5 100 mP Pr 1 witt:l Von Pa.pen and. to J)&rtk:lpate 1 E t U 1 A t o1 2ri nee ay schools which he wJU IntrOduce an emerpncy call a nap crawled back stroke 1n a. preliminary hto'l 1 in t.omorrow s constltut-Lon da.:V cer n •• •erpoo i c lOn1 seure of out when lle speaks at the sta tt" Demo down hill neck and atuna him on the Eleanor declared Rhe feared Bo 1 -1.1 emonieft Council 1ft Ohao C1ty a ay cratlc convention Aug 11:1 !pinal COlumn Bentley collaPIIt'd • .....~ Gov Oeoorge White t J Everythina possible will be do f' and WRS ltnconlllliOUf't for two hours Mealing the Austra.IIan ct am plo ~u l.x.lagt: OllH' I I $5 For Real Of The Seaton 50l: Per or HRAO~ ourant By EDWARD L DEURB INS Staff Correspondent INST!tUCTION iR[IGN Executrve Confen :Wrth Von Papen For ot COL~ PO MEROY OHIO Cli'lo.f '""""' ................. ""' ta'lfti PLAY COLI' At Rutland.· OF WEb "' ~··· -==-··:- ---'--- - - - 236 L 202 R .. rt unr GOVERNOR WILL APPEAL FOR FUNDS ... Sabotage Runs Rampant In Buckeye Coal Field ~­ The annual -;eijll&-;,n fVWI cUnltl# df tile detcendante of Steph"n~ DINNER PART}' .. 11"'9 NEW ITS IN TIU DAIJ "' 'I'RIUUN• month~ Al!:nes McQ tag en teJt"il p t: c B IJI Monda y f!vrn !::II L ncoJn i Ill n • Ail ~==============~========o==~==~===-== VOl~ VI- NO 266 Ito MeliS f!OWltY 1appa~ rtnloOOI~ the stronr;est oount.Jts ln.. this section of Ule state one of the two countte.s In ~"'!:t eattern ~ wn~AA l,l_ns had bank ra'llures w1tiiA1 me past PH :'lilt SUPPf R lrt FUL L L E AS E D WI RE I SUIT FILED I READERS NOTICE - If 70q want tho Ne ws Olftce of Tho Dallt Man -- K 8w1tt u u E~ U' Rhoa.de-; 1 u Ll 1 t uJ J1 :-;tiel' u 1 Mo I cloth or lace At.er II e 1eoept on 'I"OB8bAY At10UIT t lNI \ If u J'\t , ,.. It I C L • ' ) STII waJk er T I Recei.ve "Royal'' Reception I lu•• DID YOU f 10 ll ATTENTION 1 w ~l I~OIU C UN\I'NIION w c I o le! Knrghta Templar Do not C o n c lave f01ge l Spccwl at A s ylum to mght 7 at lO- R e t1 ----Judge ·Crater's Dist~ppearance Now Two-Year-Old Riddle • • • e' h Though a Quarter of a Million D91la.rs Has Been Spent Searcbing for the Vamshed Member of the New York Supreme Court Bench, the Myatery Still BatHes Pollee and Hro Friend• Reumon To Held On Augu~1 At Nev. Haveu otiee! W•llram C Demrnr; Ppbhoher of Tile Leader, Sayo the new low I H <l. w o 1lrl today Co•t of adverttsmg IS nit whe!l ~ t10n '" o' e• head expenses brought aboulby •t the eco!lom- fllll<Id!ll~!, Ill ~ the re•\il±B'M aavE-r- ea•er' ter m< of '""' pr'>duchon and greater consumptiOn Reduc t t 11g- "" 1e than off•,ts the expenditure" com~tik nt \\Oth plncmg 1<l v 1 l l ' tng 111 the new<papel'R of the nation I n< 1, a erl p1 odurt1on !'laves money fot the manufacture• evei) 1tem he sells b1 C,lter sal•< shVe fol the retlnler Th s twocombu,ed saveJn:Qney for the 1 c t ul e 1 o n <WI y 1tem h!' oells The two comb<n!ilt •ave f m the consum e ! lliho paysles&for the arttele pmehll!'ft Na>A pape1 adve1 t1smg 1s mestrmable making 1 Holi•Phnlfi 01 mooer f \f I V IIIli( pwduced IJ!Oil!lY m value m: th<l JlMC'el!! \\otthv aJt1cle a hywof!(l m the A:merican neces••tles' ate marle that way by Jll!llcitms home advet:· t1~mg pr1ceg ( AS II (ub Rnd t ;onf ( a ll &. th-lh r y 75c 75c Suata Overcoat 85c 85c 85c .1 ()() 75c Plar11 Dreuea Pleated Dreaaet Trou•ero $1 10 40c SOc 21 Pr 7'"w Sweater• Men'a Hato LMireo rlato Ladlea Phun Coato Lad rea Fur trrm Coah Treo Surb Pre11ed 50 60c 45c 85c 35c 75c $1 00 10c 35c $1 10 6 for m the! rlemonstrated that ts a popular pagt1me modem hornell- CO!,I~ day b ec auee experience has along thi,!J he thnft, deal to to~2 heart of tho houseWife and the gat€w~ '" " ' ea•:erl eanung power • • ' Adverltsmg News" Is scanneq With as mucl! mteret1t tearleJ ,,. any othe1 pmt10n of the newspaper by to !11e , K~r ,. lr 40c SOc R e arlmg Arl• SOc 45c POMEROY DRY CLEANERS lltnf'41 WATSOI'I PRESS SHOP IIHJ !11 9 FRENCH DRY CLEANERS Ph1nen1 of b) town 'Savmg" the subscnptlon price the hQille refusmg to allow the paper to be deftvered the ,,,.. count leo• oppm tumtles for to newspaper hom~• Witli real'"a"!',lgg prel!jUI!.eld illl~~; '" a fa1 m01 e expenstve procedure til the ftnal summing up th e ''ITlall cos t of "takmg the paper" tflllu !t AdvtD-t1mng 1s the lrfe blood of busmess yVthout comme• ee would •-h 11vel and w&Bte a\vay Success the busaness wo1ld today must be atltnbutEid to advert1stng Nq other factor m IS able I' Cli"epp,e''OYyil~ ;f~dhe ' That adve1 h s m(lt< the most potent mfiuence m 'f at W AIJ't ' ehang1,111 our praeeo whreh are the loweot conor•tent wrth hrgh quahty workmanship Prtcet below are for caah and carry only &I we cannot come back for our money It •,4 Shawnee, Oid•horlra on Owtnvto the change m hmes we nre 11ht' ; Bv EDSON • * • tlme~~o oo produce the result& Demand ts created by ;ntelhgent advertJsmg The votee of adverh8mg t" the vmce of mcreuerl demand, mcreased prolluchon and sale The e~rde of adverbamr _ , be deacr•~ u rreater lllanol, ,.eater prodtaction, IJI"'IIltet dec:reaaetl coat, conoumption and 10 on td lnflnitulll. ule, ole- fnc.-...eol rov~rnor I e~;tu I ~'"mml! aaaln~t I I I I ~l:ll ~ t~o.y ~~ ~ Obll r.:-~ wn~ tl ~ ~ I Wa'lhin~ton go~ernor Je~ olt I I I ~Ct"dent ~l HI~ ~ps ns~CUO~Iee thon~and bwsln~ Ad~fit~,c I I plac~ r~rdJ ~unty e~quz::~d o,~;ard ~ 1 I I I J ~6.000 ~n nwn~s ex~:"eutJVe I nl~o Ia~ ~nety nine~> ~~n~T~;~t ,::~~ca~~bll~t~~'i'::::~l> guard~ ~ ~pectator rebel~ fi li i ~lege wa~ sug~reated t~eed t~he I!~t~erep7tsen~ I Ca~lfornla w~ Jeadm~;: plt~~~~is ~~:;,n ~~r I I ~~n rec~r lr Jhe For Drunk-8 ~ea!~rhenodeldella\~~~ Reduced To $1 1111 / a ~,W":,.'Z."':::"o=.~.,!" Starta Trouble I •.tlona ,,! fort ID retain bit cbaucellorshlp Polltk&J_ obeerven ate doubU'ul of hta chAnces. HIUer'l Nazi follOw en are una.ntinDUI ln \heir demand that he shall be appointed chan.. eellor or they wUI lltdae Germany by force Lieutenant hi 1 General Kurt Von -• _...~, ___ Sc mlntster ... dw"'li!Ml' eave 011 e --Ia! •· ... N-M• "' ~u.&on ou "'~~~" - tnr But Liverpool a one tlollar drunk town OVer a. veto of Mayor Ralph c Benedwn and the Pl'Otelte of tbe Mlnlaterlal Auoela.Uon and the Women a Christian Temperance Union a reeo1utlon was passed by eltJ council provldln&r IOr the re ductlon or tbe mlrllmum line '"' Intoxication rom tiO lo ' ' 'lbe reaolltUon wfU beoome eftec.U\re In 38 clays Uhleu a refete!ldwn lB called 'Zasl. Liverpool 111 DOW a nne t.hn:at when he ordered lrnme4lateo demobUb.aUon of Nat.lonal 8ocl!ai18t si.Orm b'oope CODeent.rated bt VVl 0 IDCreoaed hourly Banke were forced to Pfi!Y chard Qrove WethocHBt Church out laqe sums to bUI!IlDI!tWI tlrma de Ootmcllrnan 0eor1e A Huahes Bllinr heavy C&IJh reeenres In the I who IJIODIOJ'ed the lella:laUon as e\lellt of emeraeno)' aerted tn:at tlie tlO flne was DOt The draatlo antl-terrartmn decree penau.tn, thl IDJO but 18 taking taiJed or Its immediate plii'J)Die 00 ~ and butt:llr from ble wife and COontlnued 00 pap .tbr;) obildrta ~e= :!u,th.:a::X, :.0~ ~::S::np~;c:r:.e ~ g MANCHURIAN REPORT BLAMING ...,_~e~te~° 2;[~ nc~e JAPANESE TO CAUSE TROUBLE commenL~nk I ~~~b~ NIPPON SPOKESMAN DECLARES !:1:eotsc~l6w' s~~f~~\)l'~h~~~~t~~ f ~xecuUve revl~~l ~d ;::ti{:"';::',;;.'Y '::;' I I ':"o the pr.. sent hard tlmt'i'! t:~ lnvt>~~otlgo.tugln~rna~lon omtnou:~ repo~ ° I th~ bas~d~ I mlllla~ ° ord~ 0 I I 1lil.ld "LINDBERGH" BANK ~~sth!:::t'-1!~~.,. The ll rv I m keeping my ll.naers CIOllsetl - NOTES ARE SEIZED the pretty 18 year old Ne w York py JAMES R YOU NG nL n ld are a. ut PROB• FATU FALl K'!rl JJa1d until the finals no m(,re Ohio Ntltlonal OJ.mrds INS BtnJf Correspm d nl ch orge ortK'Inatlng ln .....e 1ore .. n JJeld would be sent Into thlti !err to \ Tokyo Aug 10 - IN8-Tl e t>l e cutsulates at Mukden and Harbin Ha.Ufn N 8 Aug lo-INSP:Jeanor &. true devotee of aqua llmlna.ry report of Lord Lytton , J&J n • ef 1sts ll.t:!cept thls in HamUton Aug 10 - INS Wa.shlngton were waited t1c sport. revenJed she deserted thr HEATE" ARCUM Manchu IAn oommls o (.RtiU n of the pJellmh a.ry e Coroner EdlnlJ'd Coolt toda}' order todny bY the Royal Canadian stap and truo glamour of being 11 ., ENT slon aa revealed by port as Indicative of the nnal teport &IJ an autopsy lnll.l the death f mflunted police retarding furthe r 1Jiorifted be&.ut-y because the sonh ENDS IN MURDER New!'! Service In Washington yester which will be made b) the ka Earl Stout 81 who fell from a. H!(" ac!Jon concerning the l90 ln Am ond dllllce- routine mterfen'tl J day sprlls slg for the of Nations oncl IJiory window In his h?n t herf' erlcan bank not.es beUnred to be much with her swtmmn.a 1 1 Such lrreRponslble charres M and sutrered tatal ntjurles part of tlle Lindbergh baby kidnap vo...,.stown o Au, l O-INs--- Le:\gue of Natons and J apa 1 J ust le me swim fort-ver cl t 11 0 r ,_ ftl k amao dt'<"l:l 0 t••· •• '"0 led .. ma•o, J"-Dr Cook thE' pr.IDe after lng: ranf:iOm money be happy •• , ··'" W"lth he< Ollmallling a heated argument when ora..n ce spo e •~ n ~>~ .. uc wu unabl• 1o learn hu<;~. Lhe j The bills were found In a bfl.nk a t "" _.... lod • • •In o '' ••Ill "-f usual attrnctlve omlle Her mind Ia he made several dispa &Iilli re a, ~... ·' " '"'' • a......, man happened tcJ tall from Lu~ Albert The depositor was carrie ma.rka about Melllco Joe Hosten The SlllnB are oartlcu .uly U'r. l neither the league ot Nat.hms nor Jwi;;dow Anderson nurse Hamptou Vh'Jinia set on deteatlnc MW MeaUnc and 40 today waa shot and killed on the IKUJ the apokf!!mlo. sa iG If th U11 ted States any WJefu pw Miss Ander:son aald aile obtained Mule Oventlott, a little Dutch Jdrl sidewalk of a residential street po peace of the world Is to be poes GILBERT BRUCE TO WED 1 the cuh from a bank In her home who also showed well in the inl\ollkl Uce satd on sUch Usht-heurterl atG t It should 00 remembered the t t.own She Is in Albert vlalting h er trials JOhn Outtlerez 28 was arrested 1111 this prellmtna•-y report s Ql otrd he League of Nations has not dt> Hall) wood Aug to-IN8--.Johti sister Mrs W H Matttn wboee - -----shortly after the killing a.nd charg ae making l'idf'd wl...ther to 1eport. on certatn oUbert screen UloJ and pretty husband l8 the Hampkln s bank W V.t. G 0 P; DETDtQ ed with manalaughter Nine 'A1t Indicment ot Japan fOJ alleged ol the lmesUgattng commission s VIrginia Bruce 111m actrLIM were manaeer .YheeUng W Va. AIJI' -10-IN8 ntssea to the Bhootinl' al90 were Wilful mllita.ry aggression n M.J. recommendations 1'fl say that Jo ex!)ected to t\f' married late today The serial number of the notes - Last mtnutl! preparations. wtll& taken tnto ouatody churl& crwsed a ttemcndout ser; nan Is the aggressor wouJd b- pre or tonight at his Beverly Hills home which were Mized by pollee were forward ht<re today for t.be opel1ft'll' Guttterez became aroU.IIf!d over tlon here 1111d resul~d m J.Mil t1DI judrtng the case hsvlng appli~ saturday for a 11 Leleiraphed to Washlnlton and the or the West VJrainll RePllblidtln HOlSten's remarb because Mexleo Is ecnaorshlp ot the vemocula1 prt!Si rhe spokesman made clear that oense which LhPv would be entitled New Jeney state poUee alllo were State Conwmttoo at the State J1iDr 1 notified the native country or tus mother [ Tht"'lt!! statem¥nls 1he SJlCikf'fl Wont nuer: o" ~ UITH) to use today l'roUild• here Tbutiiiii.J !+> tory PoJiowtnr a cabinet meeting East Liverpool 0 Aua: lo-INs that Mllitn.ry force wtJn t ston this altemon Voon Papen II slated -A referendum action was threaten l':&.botoge In the coal strike 10 1 lnanda 1N ed today In the fight aplnst mak The chter also 1:10.id tha "'and"'c"',.er~.~leaRdeltJor" ~.... I~ ~TP advice~~ �' I - PAO:e TWO ' THE UAlLY TlOBUNE 71111 IIQIOI I'VIILISIIDIG OOIIIP.\N'I" "........,, Olllo "'Snte.red u Beomd~UI m&t\c'r ::tept ta, U1:.18, at Ule P~t I I I No Fences LE" to Mendll chapter o John which waa very lntereat.lq from at.&rt 1n tlnill:b, with Mrs Hardin aa leader MrL ,!'lvldeb Mn. Crow and Mra ~ ...ve some t1ne rtadlna' d~ the SOC1aJ hOur whlcb were rib pleulnc One new mt!IQ~r waa .,tded to the Uat 1 The charmtna: bt:ltteM aerv~d a nne lunCh an4 tile m~tJna cloaed to meet with Mrs Hayes on A'UI 24th om011 Ill l \'lllll.lro.J. Oh1o. under tb~ Act ol March I, tm • Publi&hed DaUJ an~ 1 a-u. except Sat\ll'du toea~ BLrN~t.. on l.A)wer second Pw.nert!J, 0 ' When our rtltm.dll telll! Ul lotttn or news matt er for pubUcatlon tbt J ' •oaJif. In all califlll liii:R ~elr D&m•---lt.hourh not necfliiiiUHY to 1M I ' tr!DIAO. A.l,onymoWJ !etten, bowever el O"lif'o' •ud de•lrablll< In JJeDJ- I .fll .' l.u D:.l lOif.apee WUl be NATIOJri'.AL 4Dvt:Rl lfi'lNO BF.rRt:Sli'. JtiTATIVIIi Devlne ..Tmney ~ \ '; NttW Yorlr. and Cblaap DeHnred ltJ Carrier II 1 BROKE CAMP I Chatler> Bowen, Richard Haymot.il Ben Philaon and .P'ra.nklln Spence ret!ll'ned Saturday evening rrom a I Sa~ Township I camtJ where Uley They report a fine 1spent 1:1. week ,wme ~ I . John Thomas a.nd James UcCias. 1 key motored • here Saturday from I Midland Pa and spent Bund.ay the former wUh Dr W 8 EWa and 1 family and the latter with hla fath· er John McCloakey • 'Ibey ~turn­ ed home Bubday evenlrig accompan1 led by Mn Laura Baker who ha.s 1 been here several weelta vta\Ung re· 1auves I 1 , Mr and Mrs Carl Brown of Hun· I 1 UOJ'ton motored he~-e Saturday and. j were rueat;t Sundar of the latter'! mother Mrs Anna PlckenaI C 8 Crow of the RaCine Home Bank and Gomer Lewta of the First Nntlonal Bank attended tbe meet ~ hJi or the Melg! COunty Banke~s 1 A!ISOCmtlon Thursday evening at 1 The Riverside Hotel lrl Middleport 1 w J Jones or ColWllbUI!i Waf> hert:' seve at days last week attendul~ tu I bu.sttlella ma.tters He was Lhe I I guest of his. mother· in·Lrw M n; I J M Spencer while in the vtl 1o.p;c I •00aul Theiss a.nd Harry RolL">h spent several daYK last weea In a 1 fishing camp near Long Botl.o1" 1 Mr and Mrs Ralph H.L~ rna • 1Sam Richard a nd M:-s Hay. 1an s s ister Mrs Hattte Baker mo• red 1 1 to Dayton and sper¥ several days 1 ---,----:c~;. with fr1enda OYer the week t>nd gmsts of their aun. Ml1!8 Evelyn Mt and Mrs Harry Spenaer I Parr I I were shopping In Parltersbu. ; Sat- I Mrs~ .Bertha ReOO. of Point Pleas-~ urda.y ant wa.& tM guest of Mrs S M \VllllELm Aeklson Rntl famll~ IS I)ellt l Pearl Spence came from Columbus 1Cross over the week end part of 18-'.it week wl.th nlatlves a.t ]Saturday to spend a. few day with Mr and M:ll WilHam TanthOry Coolville , his wife and son F ~a nltlin ,1t the [of Bowmans Run and Ml and Several hom L. distance \1ere In 1home of Jl#r and Mrs Frank w~ 11 v Mrs Alva Grimes or Rutland -spent I town over the week end 1er where they have been ~LS ltlng \ sunday here the guest.s of Mr and Arthur Lee of Lyda was tht ( the put week Mrs Georre Osborn on 8Uil.llet ave I Tuesday guest of wmnle Balle) M!Sfi Elsie Frecker and friend of Mr and Mrs H~ 1bert Danlah , 1 and family G~:tlllpolLS were In town Sunday af- daughte~ Shirley and son Ronald of I George FOWldS W8-'.i calling 011 t.emoon the gui!Si-'1 or Mr nnd Mrs Hamilton 0 are here vlsltmg Mrs Leonard Paugh Salutday Harry Spencer oamsh s mother, Mrs Gibble Dus I Ev~tt Callo" ft.Y and son were Mrs Kenneth M Worman fOl key emplo)r.d by J W E•m1ek Saturdll.Y merly Miss MUdrect Spencer e 1 L The Women~> Porelgll Missionary 1 Ira Trlbblet spent a few days lus~ p1ovldes an ldeai c&mp "'lle 1he l t.o Grafton, w va Balu rdayw Socldy wUJ hold their t.hank offe1 -~ .veek v.]Lh hu; bwthe1 Chuem:e uf I camp arnmged a.s part of the cou-~ jom her husband wllQ 15 loca ted lng at .the M E ~hutch next BWl ~ Dog Ridge nty 4-H club program Is under the there for the present m the gov; day evening The congregation Is 1 ~eamf1~ jii~lC ~? hws( ~~ county Agricultural AgenLs of the 1ernment employe of the Agr1eul - promised a very lnte!eatins pro- ~ ~u: ~ntl os:rkt~~g :!ro L~~g lvfll lous count.les or Oallla- Law-~tural !Jepart.ment gram A cordial welcOme Is ex~ Bottom retui"J)e(\ home Sa.turday renee and Vmton and the t.otal Mn Joe Cross and chlldriln of 1lended to the public Herbert Wllllamso spent Sunday 1~:amp enrollment ill 1';'3 The club Cotum.bi.LS and Rev Ray E cr08s I Mr and Mrs Miller Wilson or here at the home 01 1aharles Kibble I wa.~ chaperoned by MJSSI:ls Helen an<! family of LebQnon. 0. are I Nelsonville and Miss Be681e Taylor and famlly 1 BJ llaU One Year Six M.ontha .10 7 hrre Mautru 100 One Month I It I}() I I I ~.00 ... . l.G< II WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10.lltl ! Middleport News Not So D;tpper This Time I ' • 1 • 1 ' p~blial\e<L ..;' ! •..az TIIRII WI!:ONESDAY AUOUBT 10, Hl3l Monl1 Hs rden of Rolfmdu. tpant >111 da ~ ht><t week wltn Ralph ar.d lOrd S• \ ' re1 l rrom he re attended the ,u l" , l St l v~ll!vllle Saturda)l Mo Z!mct 1aylor na.uehter C.r· " , d M 1 ~ Bton Brt!\1e"r called on I l F: P r kc lh who Is Ill "'J <~ r1 M 1 ~ Jesse Plclr.ens and PUOQ SQ..L Bllt.TIID,\Y PAJtT\' Mr and Mra Herbert Fink en te~Ded at thelr home on Main s tree~ Tueaday evenlni from 6 t.o II o clock wUh a party honoring the 12th birthday anniversary of the\" BOn Richard Games wert' played ~hroll&'hout the evenln(!, and n>· re!hmfnt.!l were served ThOse present were John Dillard Oeorae Caruthers Donald Mill::! Bobby Pleshrr, owen Prench J1m~ 1ny Caruthers, Jack Bachner Bobby Chumben~ AWJII Barsoltl JacQue ~ line Hysell and Eileen Allensworth lulw r lbJ wool II OlliiP utO IDJ feet, 1lfi.,.Jinr"'"'nf71,.liUI2:• All rel1g1ous t < 1chmg, doctrme or W•p~ ll.u t!J~ fTeed, tltllPV Hre In ha,~ 1U"' rhum - .P. upon tl!(' lnv(', !oy.Jity and devot ion of th e pcu(l!t•, mwt be m h ~ mwuyw1th Ihe tenr hlni(S of Jt-r>us the Chrttt Whajf! words tit Into eH•I'y fuld and ctP\ 1:e of llH hu man heart, and of whom lt wr ll! sud In J oh n 7 16, N E\ T R MAN . . . ._.._., I S I' /<K I I I Kf. lH! S MAN" _..!..___ . uu-RIUU i'obk .Stnl<., !"' C1n.u1nr . o Ohoo - - - - 11 LRF'El' T SAf'ETY-Fca1 th o u nut , lo 1 1 ,,m Wit h th c t lrt nut {ilsmaycd , t ot J 11 m t<h• C.od I \\Jll~;tt<ngtnen lh1' \ e c~, I will help Uwt• ~<: a I \\II\ 1ph l)ld th~t With ' thL t t~hl ha nd o t M y nghteuusnes s -Js.l 4 1 10. • GERMANY AGAIN N[<; Vt S ( OMES from Europe that ( 1 e rman.~ may \Jp l x "' "' pt•ded tl) t•hange her f01m o[ go\oc{nment so on i1om 1 1l01 p r t•se nt republican s:p1te m to the old m o nar.-.:h1al t orm Jll \ ogue when Kaise r Wilhelm ~out s. on the throne pr101 t J th e du:-;c ol the W o!l d War \\ hf'th er m an} pe op le aJe tHJl(HI~l d by th1s anrH) Un t e m t'nl l)l not known , but 1t would 1"; !Jor 1 l rd S))fll \ ~ 1 lll r:L., 1 L .o. ' --T' " ' lnl thet 1• a rc mdeed m a tetuble ~ hape f'lum a ll has bnn ,tlld , 1t 18 ddti('ull tu 1magtn e them 111 mut h <; rll!dlll on ii hOrt of actual Uloody revolulwn. plt thaL J -· .' ' N '' IRoush I I• and VIrginia Bridget lo I [• ::lr~d r JUti.Y ]I 1 o? 1111. l':l tDI ... 111~ ~:urn. il11 lilt Pt'W PAD. Try II.. I ht:: TIZ CORN Stansbury Drug Co. Mhtdh~ Jlllrl, Obw DONALD I I I T ; ~ pPrf4':f'tly natural for ~mokPr,r~ to talk lo f"IH h nllwr <thoul wh.tt thr.y '- mok~ and \vhy tht•} ~mokP a rt~r1.1in brawl. 'J.n;lt"~ ~t.fh·r. and rlwn-·fnw thff,~rr.nt pr.opl~ "'mo~t' thlf,..rent knul ~ of tjp;an•lfP1-i, Thos.-· who RITI(Jkt• CHF.S'I J HHI J Jlo.;, ~eP lll 10 t.tk.,_. more lll' lrlP. a few daytl here thta week. of Coolv!He were guests of Mr and Charles 8111 or Racine spent PAit with Mrs Amanda. Cro&s Mrs Luther Dickey and Mr E C I of las~ week here with oeo Ree.i BUM.PER CORN CROP An auklmol:llle party eom):IOSed of r AtkmsonJ the po.st week I and fam1ly U the n, t hey f ee l l!. d uwgc wtll Lt•nellt Uu m, w h} j on the river bottoms just below Ben Spencer, John Circle, Oll:ey 1 Eber Neigler and daughter Mary l Mr Kilkey contractor waJ'•Ir~{.IJll i-i huul d there bl' any objecti on or hull;tLa.lou raJ:;ed abo ut the ~llle.ge are proOObly 100 Clelan.;t at)d Homer Hayman mot- I Ann ~of R:avenna 0 t moh~red hehre ness caller ~ 1 Ira Kibble eirrftrll;p 1• , acres of corn which glvM pi'OII'Itse ored lo Columbll8 Sun(l.ay and Wit- 1 Sa.tu day o_n a visit o .... mO(. er. E A Kibble hAll openect "t'bf; ~ a t he mutter It 1::1 noti Ceab le that Englattd <illd othet r:uto- 1 l'OTATO DIGGING TIJ\olE BASEBALL of one of the le.rgeat yields ever n5sed the two 11ames of ball Mrs Martha Neigler and his bro· barber shop here In hlllatme , ~ pean c ou ntrl e8 st1ll are gove rn ed under th e morl aH hlal rhe rarmen; hereabout.s have be~ 11 f The R~clne~Letart wmnlng ..lt~.tk harvetj tert or seen ~Y tile oldest In· twee11 'Mtnqea,polis and ~t;.e Colum- thers, Howard, Ralpb and Guy Ml1l Laura Williams e.nd: Mrti , 1busily engaged the paat week har~ , • • habtta.nt hereabouts Wh11£ t.be bw> Bird' They ar~lved hol}le .l Mr and Mrs Wm .Fo.ss /:!nsj Anna MUla of Reedavllle J were iD• , 1h l o lm , ~o tL r:-; hardly anythmg to get CXflted a b9 ut Jl Ger- 1vestlng t:t:.!r got.a.to ~crops Among 1 ~~ ~~:e: c~tn~:t ~!:'~~~P~u!:u 11arge acrQ~tM~o~e..P4f 1 ~J!,tt at nlcht i • , • '~ 1 ~ tn.d ~\lf. 1 .tt~1~~Q{;. ·to'lo'P<t-lit.P¥1a~• J,.q;s ,.!J!.,Mh•~- . I t~ ~· 1 • dMd many ~ho u ld change h er form of governmenf especially rf '80me of beSt. y!c;m ~poJted 16 ) th~: Pomeroy -Middleport au. 5u.rs 1 It belonis to sevel'al rarmers their Howi.ild :R.elel11\ltilhlel:i saturif&y mich ?"'".~ htet:i ....~ Lucille Chlklers of Pat~g 1 0B atJ. about one- hund,.ed bwhels to the 10 7 \.ch d farrrts lying adjacent to one anoth· to his employment. at Detroit ane ~ ares u-r au.g r, m.• spent swutay here with lh ( thange IS n ot a etomp am ed wtth ~hot anti she! I and acre I he quantity Is ~:~mall but , , -11 Cahd 1 M00,'; bpi ed , 1•••d cr Hill farrnll hold the same a two weeke vacation spent here and Mrs W'. A Britton and ~augh - Hamilton . 11 th II"'• IS rlne Those cnoag ror t e ocaw ut su. ~re h with hiil 1 il ter of Middleport Mrs Perry Mitch 1 • 1 a 1 t:OIIH('qlll'tlt !o s:-. oi hi e and prop e rty e qua v;r ~ from vCJy faulty 11 uppor~ The brtght proepect fort e r owners..am Y and 80 f T led d ,. ••• L - ·-- · ti ed m thiA c11.rly dlp;glng an~ liuclr.~ Pa!Jrs H 0 Cu'ttls returned F\lday n o o o an,... """' o1s 1 W p • hi 1 Let th e ]ICOp[ e htn e what th ev thtnk 1s b..,1-t fo1 tht->m lng them to nearby clUes where lse.r \Cil !rt.e.nds nt one e.pteee for ~oel!e I SCHOOL BOARD MEETING evenlnl rrom a w~ks visit With re - Corn of Huntlnflt,on spent SundaJ,' , •• of • 11•t•ftlit~,ltv 2l now thelastlocalil having r eTf :r"• ~dl' kl nll :,cl, s nuw lubtl&il~ l'h,\1 1!-1 "11at th e Lord d)(l w1th th e lsr<te lit e:-; wh e n lhev t h ev fl n d a read'J mar ke t a t R f a 1r 1r two won clubs at Bradbury month by a The Racine· Sutton school board llati 'reS 1n Marietta, accompahied wtth Mr and Mra Dillon Ctoas 1 f ... ~ prke n t m ~ t Monday evening at the high 1 by her cowln Miss Marian Sanford rn n '' ~ r. 1ll:t n~: 1u~1 1~ mo1 M.r ..u~,. 10 3 la pt1mplonug Him tot' H king suck RH othe1 nat10n8 had I score of ~ )f! lnal 'iRme school In re<ular monttlty seaslan The !e.ttem rreJnd Dallas Ca&~~ley Contcnhl1eat 1 os -IJIIIIOOI )f'lrs n~u 11~ fnr bnc~ v.Ul be played next month !i!ll'l, , \\ ht 11 t ht•\ h'.U.IIl th,lt thl v ~.:u n gove1 n thenti"iehes bett e r HEIU VISI rtNG TlltfR FA.rHER I On Sunday another tilt was with all memberti present Arter motored here Sunday morning and L• t 11 ~ tlra 11 111 ,011 i ontcnlll!••nr ro~ 1 .1 s 1 J1I J lt'llr~ 11 llklllthr;~ lt!Ul 1 ·, h 811 I1 h II I I t 1 Capt Guy Mallory and son James droppf'fl to Bashan by' u close score attending to buaines:; matters of a spent the day returning together the llell(lenw ~ 1,r fnrtmw ' • )hi I ~ 11 r 1l " 11:'0 ''' hf' r 11"'11 " ' rp lmr I \\It loUt a ~Jn g t Wit Oil I' l t' ~ \\l lll\ C UHH c n greoL of Nrw Olleat~s• urlved he re Satur of S·4. • Belles was• errectlve rm minor nature the selection of & InMthe evening Ill 1 ru11rn· Jh~m - ,\1h:flllti!l"' l ' n:tt>tlf• m 1 • .. • 101 w:11 d s te)l and Jt \'.Ill not 1 equ ll e much coaxing lo day nnd we1e gu~Cstfl of the formers ~lx Innings but blew up In the sev~ teacher In the Agricultural Dqlart· r and Mrs Ernest WiDget~ ac. - - - - ~--- ~---- - -- - -- -father B B Mallol"y and wife ov t1 B k fin! 6h d th ment and Janitors far the two companied by tllelr cousin Mw • 1 ~· 1 1 11 Pi ' l ><LUI(1e \h em tr) t l <ll~t· to <1 1C(H l't'!C il l a t 1 ~ c 0 1m , , 1 tlu wPck Pn d Mrs Mal\my en 1 m: e e ga.ma 1n bulldlng11 wRII taken up Prof Sid- Emogene Gabriel a cousin or Thay ttne style Norris drov~ In all j)l I ~~~~ d nt I O lJI M ', l1H ~ cl n \\hat \1 ~ h,t\ l lalll•til o do hi I { ~].(Jpp('d o!f at Bt l.OUIS l.o vls\l !e· four of the Racine- Letart ruhs ney Padley a former teacher In e.s Kansa.a motored r,o Huntington IH' I Jl ll "' tlld watch 011 j h<' l l'OO\-; <•d \)' d ll 11 l,II\ S \I hn ,11 , lallVt'~ un til hrr husband s H·turn wlth Lhree lusty clout.a; McNa- 1 the Middleport. high school was Thursd,ay and were gue8'ts of M! llny \\f 1c jon.rd al Columbus by mee l wlrled for Bashan elfect1vely [chOiien for the former Atld John and M s Frank Eaton over the stJ l\ 111 g IH H!l !nne ~ to I Lilli tht• lliUnll \, tl:-; 1 ILiz;(' Iii'\ a11d M1 MHllory x Nlstf'l M1 s Cal Spen~ but ~ uffered Jo;Omewhat from poor Bentz and D~:tle Lee were selected Wttk end 11 '1 nnd togcUU:I the} vlslt! d a t fielding behind him lht n1si.'h l ;OJ nl! Jn one tell ~ woop, Next sunday for janllm s John Bentz was reMr 1md Mrs 8 M Cl'Ofili Hlld ' !ht bf'drm1<' of Lheu .tged lnlhcl who I R.tclne- Letart Knd Bashan play th~ hi r'!d but WfUI pr01noted fmm the daughtm Adda went lo MagJJetlc NAS1 y SITUATION l!i 11 1 r•• bh 1\1111 th clJnmg heulth t hntl of a tlve game srrles at Bash· srade school bulldtna: to the hilh SptinllS Wednc!;day of lAAt week Mu A J Schaefm atld dHught.u ) an fhey ahve one each by SCOl'ft school bulldilll Mr Lee was given Whei'E! Mr CI'OAA remah\ed several $5 For Real Of The Seaoon ilE SITUATION Ill lllltlrlJK Ill \\hli.h a lo ,ltl kl'l \11-l , 11111· O lo•Jn rctmm:d Sa~urday tvenlnR of 2-1 and 5~4 Another ROOd t.hegra.desehoolbulldlng 'lbesa.l· da.ys·taklng treatment Mr.s Cross from Huntington where ll\cy ,;p{'nt Is assured a.1y or~ach janltm WIUI cut l:i '{ land daughte~ returned home tn the gnme 1 tulh IHul~ n and ma~ not l'ti.U\'Cf 11 '-~ .1 tt•su It ul tn s a "'''k \bll tlng 1clat1vef\ I ~a..~han aMo won ft'fim Addison __ evening GOLF INSTRUCTION BY APPOINTMENt 1rcatm c nt at the hand M ot h1~ as~ntl».ntN, hnl !'Ill\ t•s to (H ove I Sunday by a 5-3 count Wich PASSt:Ot GOOD EXAMINATION l:Jr.Misll Bonnie Miles accompanied SOc Per Leaaon I PUK{'IfASED FARM went the route ror the win The half dozen youna: . men from LaUJa Baker to her home In I h 1 I h h 1Crow \\ lllt ('1111 Ol.Jlpcn \\ en t e CO Ult~ o IU8wr.:t• a\ t J ~II , ncrs while St.obart lost his am; thlllpla.cewhohavebeenlnmmtary dland Pa. , Sunday Whtle away 8 Mr CW1oss sen lm m' mber ohf the 1by loote flel~lnl on the pe.rf; ~ hta trainIna: the pa~t five weelr:a at Ft fiha will visit her aunt, Mra Essie 1hC'll dIll v 0 11 8 rm o aid CrOOt; ons pure a.o;ed Add! ThomQ.\1 Ky arrived home Thurs- Mainwaring In Plttl!burgh !'he banker \\a!'> ln~trum l! ntal m wrmklng d l Ptnk 1th• fa rm of B H C1os;; lost weel Onso~:~~:~~Ylll A ust 17 dey nnd retM. rt a plefi.IIBllt and InMrs Marie Wilkinson daughter T e I e Phone 1-L Th1 oug h h1~ mllchtuattnn c~ appnlxtmfltely a null1o1t chd!urH nle~ ~ 8 ~ i'rmf' T0he farm con~ Racine Methodlsta ugand Le~ tere&ting tunc Wllltam Stewart Lola Ann and Milia VII1Jinla Parr of Wtb l11st hy Jl{'llple who t rJUid not .tfTotd tt 1 lt lt'lt the llli•Jit v ~I' 1 ~8 ~ 1 es 81 ~ WBII sold at Mcthodliil.ti wUJ start a live r•me who was a fourth ye&r man passed Montgomery were week end " ', 11 e"', ~ " I\ e 16 000" 8 0PP1rRJse~ se~tea ror the play~ott for the a. succeHlltul expmtnaUon and was - -----" IJ , ''>lclt-1 tned and cull\'lcll'd hut tht• C nur1 of '\pJ.lea!:. ll ' :~; L:r~~ ~:~ aL t wo ~hnlrdst ~~ I Church League Utle The first recommended for a Commission \t l s t• rl thetdeLII11011 !or r;n m t.: r e!t so n 01 olhtt .wd latL' I ht> ur. 01 14000 Immediately follow ~f 1 ~!ldwlll ~ pl:ed the Racme CLASS~MIEETINO "1\ H HC qltlitNI lng ~he salt! tilt nf'll own ~ r dlspo... on t e a ve ate Contributed cd of ll to Norman Theiss <UJd 8 II - The Sunshine class of the M E 11 1' W,ls, howt' c t , found gut!t~ ut .ttl Ppllng dt H cross lht' la tter the o riginal LEAVES FOil. CA.M.P 1 Sunday school met at Lhe home or JIIISIL"' wh en he knP.w th1 huuk \\a:-; 1n lle nnJ,t" 1111d Wll :-1 i"il! n- owner M1 rlw! Sli takes one hu.f I Monday mornlnK 15 membel'll of I Mr$ Olbble Duskey WEdnesday eve-! .:. • off the baek end wh1 eh lies adjuccl!t the 4-H club left tor a week In camp nlug a.nd a. wonLerful time wa 11 had t 1 nu <I I 0 t\(,mp th ret J.e.t l ~ Ill \h I' Pi.'lll t en t IUIY ' 11 ' 1' 1111:\' 1to his own farm and M1 Croo.; the In J&.cksof\ county Tbe camp l!llte Tbe home Js one where welcome h1m ouL ou hond and smc~ ttlng ltnt!P.J v. hat the\ rn n:-;idel ed old ownez tttltes the r1ont e~a with situated o~ Llttle Raccoon Creek ln with a stnlle' meets you at the[ auci othe1 out bluldmgs the _,..-estern part of Jackson c;,CtWJtY door We hatl le8&0n 1st J,\ll k Ill.{USti ce, l \ l:i suppnstt j \h .1 \ t \\oO d c pos tI ors \\ h o IOi'i I I the homL ~ __ ~ ~ ~ -~ J _ ror _the__ ____ _ I I lo.• •ll li! ll "111'1'+' herdi Science haB d1seoverl'd K ~ICated cum pad that stops patn mstantly and f or good - then soon <hssolvre away I \\OJ1'1tc ~~~ !• 'u , thsohes _,ens l 1 '" '' l stops pain qliclter :0 ! \\Hilt .t Lh,,ngc antf tht l h iUJge th e\ d eRu e ( PJlHin[l. ly 1f we are tu b e l~t•\ (' eHrythmg that ha s lll't:: H I \\, tlt e d h1 1~ tr o m u tros~ tht:> hrnn rl ee p \\.Ith 1dere ni.'l' li<'lll1<tll~ H plight und11 the I'X II'.tJng gnvurwncut 1 th t· Jltu - Lar · Rushville I 1 MT'l:l AMAZING NEW MEDICATED PAD 1be ~orth ~ague of the Heath lr!-~tt\odist chllfch enjoytc'l a weine1 p ... I :.ct•m t l1a t II tht ran k und hie o t Ge1 man y 01 fo r, that mHt~ I t c1 , any utiH.•l pC!opl l' of ,1ny c ountr~ . cue dHI>~RtJ.Sfied w1th 1 U11 ~y 1'i t~e m undct \'.htth they .tL~ b e ing gC1vetned , cellaJJIly 1l ~ hould •·est w ith lh 10m to til't:lrlt.: y,.helher 01 n ot llw,\ I und Me1.nu• 1 of "Rancb" 1 , 1o ~ 1r"1 ' Jill' ~ pan '" oil ' I I 1 Su L\11 day night 11.nd - - ~--- I I uti I ~~~~~ Ollltll)' pall! - Psalm 119105 ~ P""L -; rr n u1 o.11' Ml ( •r 'I 111 1 ~ m 1f'llin~ nlhPr Rmokf'rq- "'thllt CRF:!-iTERJ.JI UJ ~ flrt> nuJ,Jt r 1hm tfwr< • ts nt) /wrt~hne.•.• - m1 htllf'fnP<> ~." 'I h~ y .d .. o kll them- '~that ( II~ 'i'/1 li f I J./. /)'i tml< ' lwllt'r tlwt tlwy hmw. a pl<'minf! ""'"'"· " . • . I HI s I HH II I.IJS are f'li•·king witl1 mill1on ~. 1 spt'ndlng I ' be- l •te I I I 1••,.•••••••••••••••••••••111!•.. I YOU EVER STOP ·TO THINK1 I tllt•ll entite \\oorldl ,~- y(oOd:-.Jn tht• t!ash, tl.le lmp!ICHled IJI I !lw ~ llll'IC. IncrJmtnatmg C\l dl'lll C, tt hu s been sat rl has IJttll fQ~and lht• pa1 r h8\' f' b ~en <lflt><t1~ d 'I'~ut s'Eirve!o'. u:-~ an ex umplc nt J u s l ';hat t,w ot:cu r 1 \\ ht 11 Lhe C(1Ur111 do a!o'. thl' r ec!!rd :-; !o'.how th t>y do In the I g1ut l maiOiltJ of cus~:o~- tllll to nwte tl!e pum f-l hm e tl l . hr tl!m r• d t•SN \ C~ As a reHult of the rlJlator) tacttcs prtiC11• ld hy th t:-; pa1t1rular co urt, IWo m en mn 1 ItO\\ Lc lha lg- I l\l1h murdt1 r bcr aww th e banker may aJe ao; a .. ---. ' JNtu!t of mJndP ! OUH lt81HI. U[1 111ll tdt•d 011 him by life of modern trade and industry depends and which frankly and obvioudy sets up a demand fo~ non-esaential products, as well!lll dtawing attention to th@ sources from which can be obtained ~ssential pi"Oducts. . That this JS so can be gleaned ft·om the fact that a highet· standard of living, better wages and a higher .consumption of To say thl• lt'u ~ t . 1t U:l .1 v. retdwd occurrence, one whic h 1he courts of I!!J nrliH may well i! hou[der thelr ~Share of th e hlnme The ~a d port of tt all i~ that m ~>tead of 1:1uch O(:cura·ence bemg an excephon t o th€:~ rule. 1t .s neatly the hgular th-lilg whiCh occurs .Mtates In nearly We need a great rhauve 1n all, ' our our syHtem of hand!lnr pom people by l~w bre akers1who break fa1lh and rum litea h ng thetr llli\vmgi;i If nl)t a ll of It needs io be recognized that the accelet·ation of p1 oduction has re•ulted in the creation of va>t quantities of goods which are uy no means essential to life. A demar\d has been c1 eated fur them by what we call a high standard of living. Playing a groat part on this is the creation nf demand newspaper advertising, whtch if a >ctenca upon which the very 1 81'l' gUJ\1y ' . • By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA ..Jffid '~Batt - Le - .. . .. 1 er s ered gton on'Parade . ll li"i lflli£! l hat 1hP t o rm e r':; t:nme d oP.s not Ju~tr1) ~ he lattr•t 111 \l:-li!lll t hen own me.an"' ot 1nfhcl1T1g pUUII"hm e nt, 1 hut tt 1:, ,f] :-~o trul' t hRt p en plP <an and do h eto mc t~mpo­ r,lltl~ dNII lllo{Prl \o\ h('n th{': l und e rgo tlw t' XfHrHHHl' that thesi 1\IO tor11)!n bo rn nw 11 luwt undergnnfl In nddt tton to 1111\lllg lh('ll s ,t\ltlgs o1 n hfet1me 8We p1 av/o}, Jt look~ alt ogf' l hf'l pr oh rlldl nnw that tlw y may [mtl' thclt )Iberty fN lhl' 1~ st nf tiH•n !1\· t•s, tf 1hf' \' an• nnL acluRIIY e xe1 uted fut lla1r (Jlm t, tf 11 l'lho1d d lH' fnun rl, of <nun~e that th e~ • THEY TASTE BETTER RAY FABNHAM, Instructor ;t • \ PLAY GOLF At Rutland. ° 4 \ I " r 1 rt liJi .;•t't - T • :'f --- r . I ~'Oods a~e iodicated ,b~ the cities wh.olll! NEW~f'APE:!t8~~RY fMF! GREATltST AMtlUNT OF ADvERTISING. • tbe pohce lllMt aho\\t Jhtllr arrl'nn, J!lane J~r the rec:ettt ~cr.:'tion• whlC., party '7mtnr many ltel..:l.ata .. aeat.. ' \ t .. ., .. ~~ '\ ' ) THEY'RE MILDER �' I - PAO:e TWO ' THE UAlLY TlOBUNE 71111 IIQIOI I'VIILISIIDIG OOIIIP.\N'I" "........,, Olllo "'Snte.red u Beomd~UI m&t\c'r ::tept ta, U1:.18, at Ule P~t I I I No Fences LE" to Mendll chapter o John which waa very lntereat.lq from at.&rt 1n tlnill:b, with Mrs Hardin aa leader MrL ,!'lvldeb Mn. Crow and Mra ~ ...ve some t1ne rtadlna' d~ the SOC1aJ hOur whlcb were rib pleulnc One new mt!IQ~r waa .,tded to the Uat 1 The charmtna: bt:ltteM aerv~d a nne lunCh an4 tile m~tJna cloaed to meet with Mrs Hayes on A'UI 24th om011 Ill l \'lllll.lro.J. Oh1o. under tb~ Act ol March I, tm • Publi&hed DaUJ an~ 1 a-u. except Sat\ll'du toea~ BLrN~t.. on l.A)wer second Pw.nert!J, 0 ' When our rtltm.dll telll! Ul lotttn or news matt er for pubUcatlon tbt J ' •oaJif. In all califlll liii:R ~elr D&m•---lt.hourh not necfliiiiUHY to 1M I ' tr!DIAO. A.l,onymoWJ !etten, bowever el O"lif'o' •ud de•lrablll< In JJeDJ- I .fll .' l.u D:.l lOif.apee WUl be NATIOJri'.AL 4Dvt:Rl lfi'lNO BF.rRt:Sli'. JtiTATIVIIi Devlne ..Tmney ~ \ '; NttW Yorlr. and Cblaap DeHnred ltJ Carrier II 1 BROKE CAMP I Chatler> Bowen, Richard Haymot.il Ben Philaon and .P'ra.nklln Spence ret!ll'ned Saturday evening rrom a I Sa~ Township I camtJ where Uley They report a fine 1spent 1:1. week ,wme ~ I . John Thomas a.nd James UcCias. 1 key motored • here Saturday from I Midland Pa and spent Bund.ay the former wUh Dr W 8 EWa and 1 family and the latter with hla fath· er John McCloakey • 'Ibey ~turn­ ed home Bubday evenlrig accompan1 led by Mn Laura Baker who ha.s 1 been here several weelta vta\Ung re· 1auves I 1 , Mr and Mrs Carl Brown of Hun· I 1 UOJ'ton motored he~-e Saturday and. j were rueat;t Sundar of the latter'! mother Mrs Anna PlckenaI C 8 Crow of the RaCine Home Bank and Gomer Lewta of the First Nntlonal Bank attended tbe meet ~ hJi or the Melg! COunty Banke~s 1 A!ISOCmtlon Thursday evening at 1 The Riverside Hotel lrl Middleport 1 w J Jones or ColWllbUI!i Waf> hert:' seve at days last week attendul~ tu I bu.sttlella ma.tters He was Lhe I I guest of his. mother· in·Lrw M n; I J M Spencer while in the vtl 1o.p;c I •00aul Theiss a.nd Harry RolL">h spent several daYK last weea In a 1 fishing camp near Long Botl.o1" 1 Mr and Mrs Ralph H.L~ rna • 1Sam Richard a nd M:-s Hay. 1an s s ister Mrs Hattte Baker mo• red 1 1 to Dayton and sper¥ several days 1 ---,----:c~;. with fr1enda OYer the week t>nd gmsts of their aun. Ml1!8 Evelyn Mt and Mrs Harry Spenaer I Parr I I were shopping In Parltersbu. ; Sat- I Mrs~ .Bertha ReOO. of Point Pleas-~ urda.y ant wa.& tM guest of Mrs S M \VllllELm Aeklson Rntl famll~ IS I)ellt l Pearl Spence came from Columbus 1Cross over the week end part of 18-'.it week wl.th nlatlves a.t ]Saturday to spend a. few day with Mr and M:ll WilHam TanthOry Coolville , his wife and son F ~a nltlin ,1t the [of Bowmans Run and Ml and Several hom L. distance \1ere In 1home of Jl#r and Mrs Frank w~ 11 v Mrs Alva Grimes or Rutland -spent I town over the week end 1er where they have been ~LS ltlng \ sunday here the guest.s of Mr and Arthur Lee of Lyda was tht ( the put week Mrs Georre Osborn on 8Uil.llet ave I Tuesday guest of wmnle Balle) M!Sfi Elsie Frecker and friend of Mr and Mrs H~ 1bert Danlah , 1 and family G~:tlllpolLS were In town Sunday af- daughte~ Shirley and son Ronald of I George FOWldS W8-'.i calling 011 t.emoon the gui!Si-'1 or Mr nnd Mrs Hamilton 0 are here vlsltmg Mrs Leonard Paugh Salutday Harry Spencer oamsh s mother, Mrs Gibble Dus I Ev~tt Callo" ft.Y and son were Mrs Kenneth M Worman fOl key emplo)r.d by J W E•m1ek Saturdll.Y merly Miss MUdrect Spencer e 1 L The Women~> Porelgll Missionary 1 Ira Trlbblet spent a few days lus~ p1ovldes an ldeai c&mp "'lle 1he l t.o Grafton, w va Balu rdayw Socldy wUJ hold their t.hank offe1 -~ .veek v.]Lh hu; bwthe1 Chuem:e uf I camp arnmged a.s part of the cou-~ jom her husband wllQ 15 loca ted lng at .the M E ~hutch next BWl ~ Dog Ridge nty 4-H club program Is under the there for the present m the gov; day evening The congregation Is 1 ~eamf1~ jii~lC ~? hws( ~~ county Agricultural AgenLs of the 1ernment employe of the Agr1eul - promised a very lnte!eatins pro- ~ ~u: ~ntl os:rkt~~g :!ro L~~g lvfll lous count.les or Oallla- Law-~tural !Jepart.ment gram A cordial welcOme Is ex~ Bottom retui"J)e(\ home Sa.turday renee and Vmton and the t.otal Mn Joe Cross and chlldriln of 1lended to the public Herbert Wllllamso spent Sunday 1~:amp enrollment ill 1';'3 The club Cotum.bi.LS and Rev Ray E cr08s I Mr and Mrs Miller Wilson or here at the home 01 1aharles Kibble I wa.~ chaperoned by MJSSI:ls Helen an<! family of LebQnon. 0. are I Nelsonville and Miss Be681e Taylor and famlly 1 BJ llaU One Year Six M.ontha .10 7 hrre Mautru 100 One Month I It I}() I I I ~.00 ... . l.G< II WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10.lltl ! Middleport News Not So D;tpper This Time I ' • 1 • 1 ' p~blial\e<L ..;' ! •..az TIIRII WI!:ONESDAY AUOUBT 10, Hl3l Monl1 Hs rden of Rolfmdu. tpant >111 da ~ ht><t week wltn Ralph ar.d lOrd S• \ ' re1 l rrom he re attended the ,u l" , l St l v~ll!vllle Saturda)l Mo Z!mct 1aylor na.uehter C.r· " , d M 1 ~ Bton Brt!\1e"r called on I l F: P r kc lh who Is Ill "'J <~ r1 M 1 ~ Jesse Plclr.ens and PUOQ SQ..L Bllt.TIID,\Y PAJtT\' Mr and Mra Herbert Fink en te~Ded at thelr home on Main s tree~ Tueaday evenlni from 6 t.o II o clock wUh a party honoring the 12th birthday anniversary of the\" BOn Richard Games wert' played ~hroll&'hout the evenln(!, and n>· re!hmfnt.!l were served ThOse present were John Dillard Oeorae Caruthers Donald Mill::! Bobby Pleshrr, owen Prench J1m~ 1ny Caruthers, Jack Bachner Bobby Chumben~ AWJII Barsoltl JacQue ~ line Hysell and Eileen Allensworth lulw r lbJ wool II OlliiP utO IDJ feet, 1lfi.,.Jinr"'"'nf71,.liUI2:• All rel1g1ous t < 1chmg, doctrme or W•p~ ll.u t!J~ fTeed, tltllPV Hre In ha,~ 1U"' rhum - .P. upon tl!(' lnv(', !oy.Jity and devot ion of th e pcu(l!t•, mwt be m h ~ mwuyw1th Ihe tenr hlni(S of Jt-r>us the Chrttt Whajf! words tit Into eH•I'y fuld and ctP\ 1:e of llH hu man heart, and of whom lt wr ll! sud In J oh n 7 16, N E\ T R MAN . . . ._.._., I S I' /<K I I I Kf. lH! S MAN" _..!..___ . uu-RIUU i'obk .Stnl<., !"' C1n.u1nr . o Ohoo - - - - 11 LRF'El' T SAf'ETY-Fca1 th o u nut , lo 1 1 ,,m Wit h th c t lrt nut {ilsmaycd , t ot J 11 m t<h• C.od I \\Jll~;tt<ngtnen lh1' \ e c~, I will help Uwt• ~<: a I \\II\ 1ph l)ld th~t With ' thL t t~hl ha nd o t M y nghteuusnes s -Js.l 4 1 10. • GERMANY AGAIN N[<; Vt S ( OMES from Europe that ( 1 e rman.~ may \Jp l x "' "' pt•ded tl) t•hange her f01m o[ go\oc{nment so on i1om 1 1l01 p r t•se nt republican s:p1te m to the old m o nar.-.:h1al t orm Jll \ ogue when Kaise r Wilhelm ~out s. on the throne pr101 t J th e du:-;c ol the W o!l d War \\ hf'th er m an} pe op le aJe tHJl(HI~l d by th1s anrH) Un t e m t'nl l)l not known , but 1t would 1"; !Jor 1 l rd S))fll \ ~ 1 lll r:L., 1 L .o. ' --T' " ' lnl thet 1• a rc mdeed m a tetuble ~ hape f'lum a ll has bnn ,tlld , 1t 18 ddti('ull tu 1magtn e them 111 mut h <; rll!dlll on ii hOrt of actual Uloody revolulwn. plt thaL J -· .' ' N '' IRoush I I• and VIrginia Bridget lo I [• ::lr~d r JUti.Y ]I 1 o? 1111. l':l tDI ... 111~ ~:urn. il11 lilt Pt'W PAD. Try II.. I ht:: TIZ CORN Stansbury Drug Co. Mhtdh~ Jlllrl, Obw DONALD I I I T ; ~ pPrf4':f'tly natural for ~mokPr,r~ to talk lo f"IH h nllwr <thoul wh.tt thr.y '- mok~ and \vhy tht•} ~mokP a rt~r1.1in brawl. 'J.n;lt"~ ~t.fh·r. and rlwn-·fnw thff,~rr.nt pr.opl~ "'mo~t' thlf,..rent knul ~ of tjp;an•lfP1-i, Thos.-· who RITI(Jkt• CHF.S'I J HHI J Jlo.;, ~eP lll 10 t.tk.,_. more lll' lrlP. a few daytl here thta week. of Coolv!He were guests of Mr and Charles 8111 or Racine spent PAit with Mrs Amanda. Cro&s Mrs Luther Dickey and Mr E C I of las~ week here with oeo Ree.i BUM.PER CORN CROP An auklmol:llle party eom):IOSed of r AtkmsonJ the po.st week I and fam1ly U the n, t hey f ee l l!. d uwgc wtll Lt•nellt Uu m, w h} j on the river bottoms just below Ben Spencer, John Circle, Oll:ey 1 Eber Neigler and daughter Mary l Mr Kilkey contractor waJ'•Ir~{.IJll i-i huul d there bl' any objecti on or hull;tLa.lou raJ:;ed abo ut the ~llle.ge are proOObly 100 Clelan.;t at)d Homer Hayman mot- I Ann ~of R:avenna 0 t moh~red hehre ness caller ~ 1 Ira Kibble eirrftrll;p 1• , acres of corn which glvM pi'OII'Itse ored lo Columbll8 Sun(l.ay and Wit- 1 Sa.tu day o_n a visit o .... mO(. er. E A Kibble hAll openect "t'bf; ~ a t he mutter It 1::1 noti Ceab le that Englattd <illd othet r:uto- 1 l'OTATO DIGGING TIJ\olE BASEBALL of one of the le.rgeat yields ever n5sed the two 11ames of ball Mrs Martha Neigler and his bro· barber shop here In hlllatme , ~ pean c ou ntrl e8 st1ll are gove rn ed under th e morl aH hlal rhe rarmen; hereabout.s have be~ 11 f The R~clne~Letart wmnlng ..lt~.tk harvetj tert or seen ~Y tile oldest In· twee11 'Mtnqea,polis and ~t;.e Colum- thers, Howard, Ralpb and Guy Ml1l Laura Williams e.nd: Mrti , 1busily engaged the paat week har~ , • • habtta.nt hereabouts Wh11£ t.be bw> Bird' They ar~lved hol}le .l Mr and Mrs Wm .Fo.ss /:!nsj Anna MUla of Reedavllle J were iD• , 1h l o lm , ~o tL r:-; hardly anythmg to get CXflted a b9 ut Jl Ger- 1vestlng t:t:.!r got.a.to ~crops Among 1 ~~ ~~:e: c~tn~:t ~!:'~~~P~u!:u 11arge acrQ~tM~o~e..P4f 1 ~J!,tt at nlcht i • , • '~ 1 ~ tn.d ~\lf. 1 .tt~1~~Q{;. ·to'lo'P<t-lit.P¥1a~• J,.q;s ,.!J!.,Mh•~- . I t~ ~· 1 • dMd many ~ho u ld change h er form of governmenf especially rf '80me of beSt. y!c;m ~poJted 16 ) th~: Pomeroy -Middleport au. 5u.rs 1 It belonis to sevel'al rarmers their Howi.ild :R.elel11\ltilhlel:i saturif&y mich ?"'".~ htet:i ....~ Lucille Chlklers of Pat~g 1 0B atJ. about one- hund,.ed bwhels to the 10 7 \.ch d farrrts lying adjacent to one anoth· to his employment. at Detroit ane ~ ares u-r au.g r, m.• spent swutay here with lh ( thange IS n ot a etomp am ed wtth ~hot anti she! I and acre I he quantity Is ~:~mall but , , -11 Cahd 1 M00,'; bpi ed , 1•••d cr Hill farrnll hold the same a two weeke vacation spent here and Mrs W'. A Britton and ~augh - Hamilton . 11 th II"'• IS rlne Those cnoag ror t e ocaw ut su. ~re h with hiil 1 il ter of Middleport Mrs Perry Mitch 1 • 1 a 1 t:OIIH('qlll'tlt !o s:-. oi hi e and prop e rty e qua v;r ~ from vCJy faulty 11 uppor~ The brtght proepect fort e r owners..am Y and 80 f T led d ,. ••• L - ·-- · ti ed m thiA c11.rly dlp;glng an~ liuclr.~ Pa!Jrs H 0 Cu'ttls returned F\lday n o o o an,... """' o1s 1 W p • hi 1 Let th e ]ICOp[ e htn e what th ev thtnk 1s b..,1-t fo1 tht->m lng them to nearby clUes where lse.r \Cil !rt.e.nds nt one e.pteee for ~oel!e I SCHOOL BOARD MEETING evenlnl rrom a w~ks visit With re - Corn of Huntlnflt,on spent SundaJ,' , •• of • 11•t•ftlit~,ltv 2l now thelastlocalil having r eTf :r"• ~dl' kl nll :,cl, s nuw lubtl&il~ l'h,\1 1!-1 "11at th e Lord d)(l w1th th e lsr<te lit e:-; wh e n lhev t h ev fl n d a read'J mar ke t a t R f a 1r 1r two won clubs at Bradbury month by a The Racine· Sutton school board llati 'reS 1n Marietta, accompahied wtth Mr and Mra Dillon Ctoas 1 f ... ~ prke n t m ~ t Monday evening at the high 1 by her cowln Miss Marian Sanford rn n '' ~ r. 1ll:t n~: 1u~1 1~ mo1 M.r ..u~,. 10 3 la pt1mplonug Him tot' H king suck RH othe1 nat10n8 had I score of ~ )f! lnal 'iRme school In re<ular monttlty seaslan The !e.ttem rreJnd Dallas Ca&~~ley Contcnhl1eat 1 os -IJIIIIOOI )f'lrs n~u 11~ fnr bnc~ v.Ul be played next month !i!ll'l, , \\ ht 11 t ht•\ h'.U.IIl th,lt thl v ~.:u n gove1 n thenti"iehes bett e r HEIU VISI rtNG TlltfR FA.rHER I On Sunday another tilt was with all memberti present Arter motored here Sunday morning and L• t 11 ~ tlra 11 111 ,011 i ontcnlll!••nr ro~ 1 .1 s 1 J1I J lt'llr~ 11 llklllthr;~ lt!Ul 1 ·, h 811 I1 h II I I t 1 Capt Guy Mallory and son James droppf'fl to Bashan by' u close score attending to buaines:; matters of a spent the day returning together the llell(lenw ~ 1,r fnrtmw ' • )hi I ~ 11 r 1l " 11:'0 ''' hf' r 11"'11 " ' rp lmr I \\It loUt a ~Jn g t Wit Oil I' l t' ~ \\l lll\ C UHH c n greoL of Nrw Olleat~s• urlved he re Satur of S·4. • Belles was• errectlve rm minor nature the selection of & InMthe evening Ill 1 ru11rn· Jh~m - ,\1h:flllti!l"' l ' n:tt>tlf• m 1 • .. • 101 w:11 d s te)l and Jt \'.Ill not 1 equ ll e much coaxing lo day nnd we1e gu~Cstfl of the formers ~lx Innings but blew up In the sev~ teacher In the Agricultural Dqlart· r and Mrs Ernest WiDget~ ac. - - - - ~--- ~---- - -- - -- -father B B Mallol"y and wife ov t1 B k fin! 6h d th ment and Janitors far the two companied by tllelr cousin Mw • 1 ~· 1 1 11 Pi ' l ><LUI(1e \h em tr) t l <ll~t· to <1 1C(H l't'!C il l a t 1 ~ c 0 1m , , 1 tlu wPck Pn d Mrs Mal\my en 1 m: e e ga.ma 1n bulldlng11 wRII taken up Prof Sid- Emogene Gabriel a cousin or Thay ttne style Norris drov~ In all j)l I ~~~~ d nt I O lJI M ', l1H ~ cl n \\hat \1 ~ h,t\ l lalll•til o do hi I { ~].(Jpp('d o!f at Bt l.OUIS l.o vls\l !e· four of the Racine- Letart ruhs ney Padley a former teacher In e.s Kansa.a motored r,o Huntington IH' I Jl ll "' tlld watch 011 j h<' l l'OO\-; <•d \)' d ll 11 l,II\ S \I hn ,11 , lallVt'~ un til hrr husband s H·turn wlth Lhree lusty clout.a; McNa- 1 the Middleport. high school was Thursd,ay and were gue8'ts of M! llny \\f 1c jon.rd al Columbus by mee l wlrled for Bashan elfect1vely [chOiien for the former Atld John and M s Frank Eaton over the stJ l\ 111 g IH H!l !nne ~ to I Lilli tht• lliUnll \, tl:-; 1 ILiz;(' Iii'\ a11d M1 MHllory x Nlstf'l M1 s Cal Spen~ but ~ uffered Jo;Omewhat from poor Bentz and D~:tle Lee were selected Wttk end 11 '1 nnd togcUU:I the} vlslt! d a t fielding behind him lht n1si.'h l ;OJ nl! Jn one tell ~ woop, Next sunday for janllm s John Bentz was reMr 1md Mrs 8 M Cl'Ofili Hlld ' !ht bf'drm1<' of Lheu .tged lnlhcl who I R.tclne- Letart Knd Bashan play th~ hi r'!d but WfUI pr01noted fmm the daughtm Adda went lo MagJJetlc NAS1 y SITUATION l!i 11 1 r•• bh 1\1111 th clJnmg heulth t hntl of a tlve game srrles at Bash· srade school bulldtna: to the hilh SptinllS Wednc!;day of lAAt week Mu A J Schaefm atld dHught.u ) an fhey ahve one each by SCOl'ft school bulldilll Mr Lee was given Whei'E! Mr CI'OAA remah\ed several $5 For Real Of The Seaoon ilE SITUATION Ill lllltlrlJK Ill \\hli.h a lo ,ltl kl'l \11-l , 11111· O lo•Jn rctmm:d Sa~urday tvenlnR of 2-1 and 5~4 Another ROOd t.hegra.desehoolbulldlng 'lbesa.l· da.ys·taklng treatment Mr.s Cross from Huntington where ll\cy ,;p{'nt Is assured a.1y or~ach janltm WIUI cut l:i '{ land daughte~ returned home tn the gnme 1 tulh IHul~ n and ma~ not l'ti.U\'Cf 11 '-~ .1 tt•su It ul tn s a "'''k \bll tlng 1clat1vef\ I ~a..~han aMo won ft'fim Addison __ evening GOLF INSTRUCTION BY APPOINTMENt 1rcatm c nt at the hand M ot h1~ as~ntl».ntN, hnl !'Ill\ t•s to (H ove I Sunday by a 5-3 count Wich PASSt:Ot GOOD EXAMINATION l:Jr.Misll Bonnie Miles accompanied SOc Per Leaaon I PUK{'IfASED FARM went the route ror the win The half dozen youna: . men from LaUJa Baker to her home In I h 1 I h h 1Crow \\ lllt ('1111 Ol.Jlpcn \\ en t e CO Ult~ o IU8wr.:t• a\ t J ~II , ncrs while St.obart lost his am; thlllpla.cewhohavebeenlnmmtary dland Pa. , Sunday Whtle away 8 Mr CW1oss sen lm m' mber ohf the 1by loote flel~lnl on the pe.rf; ~ hta trainIna: the pa~t five weelr:a at Ft fiha will visit her aunt, Mra Essie 1hC'll dIll v 0 11 8 rm o aid CrOOt; ons pure a.o;ed Add! ThomQ.\1 Ky arrived home Thurs- Mainwaring In Plttl!burgh !'he banker \\a!'> ln~trum l! ntal m wrmklng d l Ptnk 1th• fa rm of B H C1os;; lost weel Onso~:~~:~~Ylll A ust 17 dey nnd retM. rt a plefi.IIBllt and InMrs Marie Wilkinson daughter T e I e Phone 1-L Th1 oug h h1~ mllchtuattnn c~ appnlxtmfltely a null1o1t chd!urH nle~ ~ 8 ~ i'rmf' T0he farm con~ Racine Methodlsta ugand Le~ tere&ting tunc Wllltam Stewart Lola Ann and Milia VII1Jinla Parr of Wtb l11st hy Jl{'llple who t rJUid not .tfTotd tt 1 lt lt'lt the llli•Jit v ~I' 1 ~8 ~ 1 es 81 ~ WBII sold at Mcthodliil.ti wUJ start a live r•me who was a fourth ye&r man passed Montgomery were week end " ', 11 e"', ~ " I\ e 16 000" 8 0PP1rRJse~ se~tea ror the play~ott for the a. succeHlltul expmtnaUon and was - -----" IJ , ''>lclt-1 tned and cull\'lcll'd hut tht• C nur1 of '\pJ.lea!:. ll ' :~; L:r~~ ~:~ aL t wo ~hnlrdst ~~ I Church League Utle The first recommended for a Commission \t l s t• rl thetdeLII11011 !or r;n m t.: r e!t so n 01 olhtt .wd latL' I ht> ur. 01 14000 Immediately follow ~f 1 ~!ldwlll ~ pl:ed the Racme CLASS~MIEETINO "1\ H HC qltlitNI lng ~he salt! tilt nf'll own ~ r dlspo... on t e a ve ate Contributed cd of ll to Norman Theiss <UJd 8 II - The Sunshine class of the M E 11 1' W,ls, howt' c t , found gut!t~ ut .ttl Ppllng dt H cross lht' la tter the o riginal LEAVES FOil. CA.M.P 1 Sunday school met at Lhe home or JIIISIL"' wh en he knP.w th1 huuk \\a:-; 1n lle nnJ,t" 1111d Wll :-1 i"il! n- owner M1 rlw! Sli takes one hu.f I Monday mornlnK 15 membel'll of I Mr$ Olbble Duskey WEdnesday eve-! .:. • off the baek end wh1 eh lies adjuccl!t the 4-H club left tor a week In camp nlug a.nd a. wonLerful time wa 11 had t 1 nu <I I 0 t\(,mp th ret J.e.t l ~ Ill \h I' Pi.'lll t en t IUIY ' 11 ' 1' 1111:\' 1to his own farm and M1 Croo.; the In J&.cksof\ county Tbe camp l!llte Tbe home Js one where welcome h1m ouL ou hond and smc~ ttlng ltnt!P.J v. hat the\ rn n:-;idel ed old ownez tttltes the r1ont e~a with situated o~ Llttle Raccoon Creek ln with a stnlle' meets you at the[ auci othe1 out bluldmgs the _,..-estern part of Jackson c;,CtWJtY door We hatl le8&0n 1st J,\ll k Ill.{USti ce, l \ l:i suppnstt j \h .1 \ t \\oO d c pos tI ors \\ h o IOi'i I I the homL ~ __ ~ ~ ~ -~ J _ ror _the__ ____ _ I I lo.• •ll li! ll "111'1'+' herdi Science haB d1seoverl'd K ~ICated cum pad that stops patn mstantly and f or good - then soon <hssolvre away I \\OJ1'1tc ~~~ !• 'u , thsohes _,ens l 1 '" '' l stops pain qliclter :0 ! \\Hilt .t Lh,,ngc antf tht l h iUJge th e\ d eRu e ( PJlHin[l. ly 1f we are tu b e l~t•\ (' eHrythmg that ha s lll't:: H I \\, tlt e d h1 1~ tr o m u tros~ tht:> hrnn rl ee p \\.Ith 1dere ni.'l' li<'lll1<tll~ H plight und11 the I'X II'.tJng gnvurwncut 1 th t· Jltu - Lar · Rushville I 1 MT'l:l AMAZING NEW MEDICATED PAD 1be ~orth ~ague of the Heath lr!-~tt\odist chllfch enjoytc'l a weine1 p ... I :.ct•m t l1a t II tht ran k und hie o t Ge1 man y 01 fo r, that mHt~ I t c1 , any utiH.•l pC!opl l' of ,1ny c ountr~ . cue dHI>~RtJ.Sfied w1th 1 U11 ~y 1'i t~e m undct \'.htth they .tL~ b e ing gC1vetned , cellaJJIly 1l ~ hould •·est w ith lh 10m to til't:lrlt.: y,.helher 01 n ot llw,\ I und Me1.nu• 1 of "Rancb" 1 , 1o ~ 1r"1 ' Jill' ~ pan '" oil ' I I 1 Su L\11 day night 11.nd - - ~--- I I uti I ~~~~~ Ollltll)' pall! - Psalm 119105 ~ P""L -; rr n u1 o.11' Ml ( •r 'I 111 1 ~ m 1f'llin~ nlhPr Rmokf'rq- "'thllt CRF:!-iTERJ.JI UJ ~ flrt> nuJ,Jt r 1hm tfwr< • ts nt) /wrt~hne.•.• - m1 htllf'fnP<> ~." 'I h~ y .d .. o kll them- '~that ( II~ 'i'/1 li f I J./. /)'i tml< ' lwllt'r tlwt tlwy hmw. a pl<'minf! ""'"'"· " . • . I HI s I HH II I.IJS are f'li•·king witl1 mill1on ~. 1 spt'ndlng I ' be- l •te I I I 1••,.•••••••••••••••••••••111!•.. I YOU EVER STOP ·TO THINK1 I tllt•ll entite \\oorldl ,~- y(oOd:-.Jn tht• t!ash, tl.le lmp!ICHled IJI I !lw ~ llll'IC. IncrJmtnatmg C\l dl'lll C, tt hu s been sat rl has IJttll fQ~and lht• pa1 r h8\' f' b ~en <lflt><t1~ d 'I'~ut s'Eirve!o'. u:-~ an ex umplc nt J u s l ';hat t,w ot:cu r 1 \\ ht 11 Lhe C(1Ur111 do a!o'. thl' r ec!!rd :-; !o'.how th t>y do In the I g1ut l maiOiltJ of cus~:o~- tllll to nwte tl!e pum f-l hm e tl l . hr tl!m r• d t•SN \ C~ As a reHult of the rlJlator) tacttcs prtiC11• ld hy th t:-; pa1t1rular co urt, IWo m en mn 1 ItO\\ Lc lha lg- I l\l1h murdt1 r bcr aww th e banker may aJe ao; a .. ---. ' JNtu!t of mJndP ! OUH lt81HI. U[1 111ll tdt•d 011 him by life of modern trade and industry depends and which frankly and obvioudy sets up a demand fo~ non-esaential products, as well!lll dtawing attention to th@ sources from which can be obtained ~ssential pi"Oducts. . That this JS so can be gleaned ft·om the fact that a highet· standard of living, better wages and a higher .consumption of To say thl• lt'u ~ t . 1t U:l .1 v. retdwd occurrence, one whic h 1he courts of I!!J nrliH may well i! hou[der thelr ~Share of th e hlnme The ~a d port of tt all i~ that m ~>tead of 1:1uch O(:cura·ence bemg an excephon t o th€:~ rule. 1t .s neatly the hgular th-lilg whiCh occurs .Mtates In nearly We need a great rhauve 1n all, ' our our syHtem of hand!lnr pom people by l~w bre akers1who break fa1lh and rum litea h ng thetr llli\vmgi;i If nl)t a ll of It needs io be recognized that the accelet·ation of p1 oduction has re•ulted in the creation of va>t quantities of goods which are uy no means essential to life. A demar\d has been c1 eated fur them by what we call a high standard of living. Playing a groat part on this is the creation nf demand newspaper advertising, whtch if a >ctenca upon which the very 1 81'l' gUJ\1y ' . • By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA ..Jffid '~Batt - Le - .. . .. 1 er s ered gton on'Parade . ll li"i lflli£! l hat 1hP t o rm e r':; t:nme d oP.s not Ju~tr1) ~ he lattr•t 111 \l:-li!lll t hen own me.an"' ot 1nfhcl1T1g pUUII"hm e nt, 1 hut tt 1:, ,f] :-~o trul' t hRt p en plP <an and do h eto mc t~mpo­ r,lltl~ dNII lllo{Prl \o\ h('n th{': l und e rgo tlw t' XfHrHHHl' that thesi 1\IO tor11)!n bo rn nw 11 luwt undergnnfl In nddt tton to 1111\lllg lh('ll s ,t\ltlgs o1 n hfet1me 8We p1 av/o}, Jt look~ alt ogf' l hf'l pr oh rlldl nnw that tlw y may [mtl' thclt )Iberty fN lhl' 1~ st nf tiH•n !1\· t•s, tf 1hf' \' an• nnL acluRIIY e xe1 uted fut lla1r (Jlm t, tf 11 l'lho1d d lH' fnun rl, of <nun~e that th e~ • THEY TASTE BETTER RAY FABNHAM, Instructor ;t • \ PLAY GOLF At Rutland. ° 4 \ I " r 1 rt liJi .;•t't - T • :'f --- r . I ~'Oods a~e iodicated ,b~ the cities wh.olll! NEW~f'APE:!t8~~RY fMF! GREATltST AMtlUNT OF ADvERTISING. • tbe pohce lllMt aho\\t Jhtllr arrl'nn, J!lane J~r the rec:ettt ~cr.:'tion• whlC., party '7mtnr many ltel..:l.ata .. aeat.. ' \ t .. ., .. ~~ '\ ' ) THEY'RE MILDER �' • to, 11n WEDNEBDAY, ~AlliPOll~ Till ,...,, "'..11D WZI>Nl'MDAY. AUGUST 10, 193fl 'I'RZ D.4TLY 'Mtr!IUN t Mt.rnrtOY . OnlO CI.AUIFI!D ADVERTISING SECTION ' ABttH E I 0 1 ~ . . 1102!1 .. J I 3 0 . .... ... 40ft() . • 1 1 .. . 'I ···\• . : • I'., ' ' 0 ' "u 1 2 . .... 4 I 1 0 ;---. ...... . 1 14 2 \ : 1 I .. .. • for Rent- ... FOR RENT-Apartment over Phillip StAters- Store on Main street. Call orace Horoon . Phone 111 -X. 8-9-8t. ABR HE ~ • • 0 • .... 4 ••• •• for Sale, Mioc. 0 I 0 0 I I • • 0 0 2 0 0 I 3 I I I I I 0 0 I 0 31 2 9 4 -- AN'{ MONEY AND ~E EVlOENTLY WON'T WORK., BUT ~E DOESN'T ~AilE TO 1/IOR~ ABOUT ~E RI;:NT PROSLEM AS A'!> ~I'!> "PAPA" ~S SUC~ A NICE 4UE'!>T ROOM! IN FACT, I HOPE ~E COUlNEL 4ET'!> '!>TUNC:. Fl>R ALL El\!'ENSE!S THE SH·HI HE RHOME THE ~OOFI;RS WU1ted- NOW. CASPER! WANTED-No. 1 Burnside stove, ioocl ooudltion . Will pay c~~osh. P o. Box 1'15. Middleport, or cu.ll ;;!S· X. 8· 10-St sautFF S.uE OiCHATTiL PROPERTY YOU'VE TRIED AIRPLANING or HYDROPLANING or AQUAPLANI"G SWIM· MI~G. !i"'iTIIt'li\TIH~ ,\1 , BOXING, ftftl1 A'\llf. t=.U111(),_..f r ) HoPE IN !HE MENS SWIMMIA.IG EVE !\liS! 'rAKE PLACe • 'TI-llS . I pltLIGHTPULLY DAINTY H11lla lo fll CH~l.TON --Ausrr<ALIAs AND RoWrJJG lN B:t EVA A. TINGEY i.i·.. t(,( l f , C• • ho-.11'1 .II. R t nfl1111-: WEEK:! Jcr~;c ~· Cit,\ '] r.Jronln at l3 1ll ti/ll Ol"l". M o•ltJ {,I l , 1~ Nt· waJI\ NOW TRY --·B ' Y.Kilh ERRAPLANING Father I .,J 'All Tiii§IJ motl1b 11r1 rrullld •ltlcii#J. j 11 p,,i, uJ r!r, /tJll"'" . , 11 J, i11 NWJ Ytri. . i"' newest physical sensation in motoring-~ power set free" -suave six-cylindered pneumoanted poweran engineering tnumph that'll be on the drawing boards of the industry for months yet, but.U. ofFered you ,.,,., at a price that's actually down among and UNDER the former lowest·priced 'l"lln:e, In the new I l•n't this • charmml dre u for , •ftcrnoons? It'• so deliR:htfull y 1 • feminine and dainty to wear. And it's 10 entirely siml'lc to make itand inexpensive too. A sheer dotttd voile made the m.:uter dress- a white ground with. ', orit.tiiY·red shadow dot~ .·'!"HE u.s. Tub silks in whitt or putel ,hade,, aheu linen print1 and ehilfon prinll BOXEr.2S AI2E SU~E 'i'o Be'r'rEI2 THeile 1!!28 12ECOICD. ar~ amonc flilvourcd &m:trt Iabrie• &uit;able for ill devt.lo\)ment. Tfru , ,J tttr" N•· 7721 '"•7 6r d· ltJi,,J i" fi!f'll 11 t• 20 .,J. 16 h 10. 11 i~ mJd7 for ir~~m•di11Jt illliCJtry. lr j, lttlt~d ''"'· ... ,.oI'! ow }(ow lo Gsl Thus PtliUrtll S~nd IS ceut1 (in i lii. ·I\Pj nr coi11) and fllit'lnty yaur no1-ma and lull ad· .ilt· ,, ...'".....hi•. 'I --~~ \ "' T~lKS .. ' ..' . TER WHE/-.1 iHEY FAfl£0 " ' 1'"1\/f YliAftS ~loll) lET , I.. How A Pol•Tu:Al PICKPoC~E:T Tllli<S -ro A Ju!l61!! - "llll'fT' TC!ACII You To '1Rii!i~O 1111': ~~16~T ~Nil tol~-w to f;ulw:m Qureau. Writ• canh•llr • A Ju ti6E A I>E1TY PICICPO(l(ET • - .... T'o WI~ A tiTL.E'! '" ,,.,s qse CoMES UP 1tl Cou~T t'lt !!REAl< You : SEE'. d.rtu, the nutnbtr of tla 9att•nr and tht sha ) 'q\l war1t. Ret.IUI of WlllowJrk, 0 .. AJ14nm your \t:tttr io tn, l9Uow· i.n1 w•y:- n ..... . "... . '*':,.Nb. , . l bla t&iber :: 1n c~l~ and thi• Coqpbn tilled i!! ~ ' V yaq till• b1 an dforl tn "n.!" liH" llff' or hbi mo~ llf'!t. .,.Mo. D•Ur 'lrlltwn''' P!PbioQ .. fil~~ Ch•n-- l.a.nd 111burb. who ldllcd h b f.rth - 1-~f'· a Thr: ~·••ul h ~ hot pl11mbf'r •head.• when he 'brinK . faund iq him the In the c.ct .,, butlnc- hl1 mother pattern bY r~tu'ft mall. leatHJ fllttfl at once your Paris pattern. !\'o. 7723. !'d:! tl-L" Wp!ltJ • • . . • . . . • . , . •. • ••. . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ~drli'<I'!JI .. ' .. .. .,. . .. ' ..... W11H ! a all!dphammcr. . M~ Jfetlui 'ICtW In !a erltLai ~llOA"4l· ' Hethl -:lli!!d ot ' her lnj~es. Youlir lfeth& l~o !ihown at po- . '. .. ... . l~ ' ·' '· ' dlle, hedquu.rkn: at :l, ral nei=- 1 .11. 1485 •• I I LANE �' • to, 11n WEDNEBDAY, ~AlliPOll~ Till ,...,, "'..11D WZI>Nl'MDAY. AUGUST 10, 193fl 'I'RZ D.4TLY 'Mtr!IUN t Mt.rnrtOY . OnlO CI.AUIFI!D ADVERTISING SECTION ' ABttH E I 0 1 ~ . . 1102!1 .. J I 3 0 . .... ... 40ft() . • 1 1 .. . 'I ···\• . : • I'., ' ' 0 ' "u 1 2 . .... 4 I 1 0 ;---. ...... . 1 14 2 \ : 1 I .. .. • for Rent- ... FOR RENT-Apartment over Phillip StAters- Store on Main street. Call orace Horoon . Phone 111 -X. 8-9-8t. ABR HE ~ • • 0 • .... 4 ••• •• for Sale, Mioc. 0 I 0 0 I I • • 0 0 2 0 0 I 3 I I I I I 0 0 I 0 31 2 9 4 -- AN'{ MONEY AND ~E EVlOENTLY WON'T WORK., BUT ~E DOESN'T ~AilE TO 1/IOR~ ABOUT ~E RI;:NT PROSLEM AS A'!> ~I'!> "PAPA" ~S SUC~ A NICE 4UE'!>T ROOM! IN FACT, I HOPE ~E COUlNEL 4ET'!> '!>TUNC:. Fl>R ALL El\!'ENSE!S THE SH·HI HE RHOME THE ~OOFI;RS WU1ted- NOW. CASPER! WANTED-No. 1 Burnside stove, ioocl ooudltion . Will pay c~~osh. P o. Box 1'15. Middleport, or cu.ll ;;!S· X. 8· 10-St sautFF S.uE OiCHATTiL PROPERTY YOU'VE TRIED AIRPLANING or HYDROPLANING or AQUAPLANI"G SWIM· MI~G. !i"'iTIIt'li\TIH~ ,\1 , BOXING, ftftl1 A'\llf. t=.U111(),_..f r ) HoPE IN !HE MENS SWIMMIA.IG EVE !\liS! 'rAKE PLACe • 'TI-llS . I pltLIGHTPULLY DAINTY H11lla lo fll CH~l.TON --Ausrr<ALIAs AND RoWrJJG lN B:t EVA A. TINGEY i.i·.. t(,( l f , C• • ho-.11'1 .II. R t nfl1111-: WEEK:! Jcr~;c ~· Cit,\ '] r.Jronln at l3 1ll ti/ll Ol"l". M o•ltJ {,I l , 1~ Nt· waJI\ NOW TRY --·B ' Y.Kilh ERRAPLANING Father I .,J 'All Tiii§IJ motl1b 11r1 rrullld •ltlcii#J. j 11 p,,i, uJ r!r, /tJll"'" . , 11 J, i11 NWJ Ytri. . i"' newest physical sensation in motoring-~ power set free" -suave six-cylindered pneumoanted poweran engineering tnumph that'll be on the drawing boards of the industry for months yet, but.U. ofFered you ,.,,., at a price that's actually down among and UNDER the former lowest·priced 'l"lln:e, In the new I l•n't this • charmml dre u for , •ftcrnoons? It'• so deliR:htfull y 1 • feminine and dainty to wear. And it's 10 entirely siml'lc to make itand inexpensive too. A sheer dotttd voile made the m.:uter dress- a white ground with. ', orit.tiiY·red shadow dot~ .·'!"HE u.s. Tub silks in whitt or putel ,hade,, aheu linen print1 and ehilfon prinll BOXEr.2S AI2E SU~E 'i'o Be'r'rEI2 THeile 1!!28 12ECOICD. ar~ amonc flilvourcd &m:trt Iabrie• &uit;able for ill devt.lo\)ment. Tfru , ,J tttr" N•· 7721 '"•7 6r d· ltJi,,J i" fi!f'll 11 t• 20 .,J. 16 h 10. 11 i~ mJd7 for ir~~m•di11Jt illliCJtry. lr j, lttlt~d ''"'· ... ,.oI'! ow }(ow lo Gsl Thus PtliUrtll S~nd IS ceut1 (in i lii. ·I\Pj nr coi11) and fllit'lnty yaur no1-ma and lull ad· .ilt· ,, ...'".....hi•. 'I --~~ \ "' T~lKS .. ' ..' . TER WHE/-.1 iHEY FAfl£0 " ' 1'"1\/f YliAftS ~loll) lET , I.. How A Pol•Tu:Al PICKPoC~E:T Tllli<S -ro A Ju!l61!! - "llll'fT' TC!ACII You To '1Rii!i~O 1111': ~~16~T ~Nil tol~-w to f;ulw:m Qureau. Writ• canh•llr • A Ju ti6E A I>E1TY PICICPO(l(ET • - .... T'o WI~ A tiTL.E'! '" ,,.,s qse CoMES UP 1tl Cou~T t'lt !!REAl< You : SEE'. d.rtu, the nutnbtr of tla 9att•nr and tht sha ) 'q\l war1t. Ret.IUI of WlllowJrk, 0 .. AJ14nm your \t:tttr io tn, l9Uow· i.n1 w•y:- n ..... . "... . '*':,.Nb. , . l bla t&iber :: 1n c~l~ and thi• Coqpbn tilled i!! ~ ' V yaq till• b1 an dforl tn "n.!" liH" llff' or hbi mo~ llf'!t. .,.Mo. D•Ur 'lrlltwn''' P!PbioQ .. fil~~ Ch•n-- l.a.nd 111burb. who ldllcd h b f.rth - 1-~f'· a Thr: ~·••ul h ~ hot pl11mbf'r •head.• when he 'brinK . faund iq him the In the c.ct .,, butlnc- hl1 mother pattern bY r~tu'ft mall. leatHJ fllttfl at once your Paris pattern. !\'o. 7723. !'d:! tl-L" Wp!ltJ • • . . • . . . • . , . •. • ••. . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ~drli'<I'!JI .. ' .. .. .,. . .. ' ..... W11H ! a all!dphammcr. . M~ Jfetlui 'ICtW In !a erltLai ~llOA"4l· ' Hethl -:lli!!d ot ' her lnj~es. Youlir lfeth& l~o !ihown at po- . '. .. ... . l~ ' ·' '· ' dlle, hedquu.rkn: at :l, ral nei=- 1 .11. 1485 •• I I LANE �• , -- W!IPNI'BDAY AU'OUST tO 1892 ~B BECHT, 7S. Personals : • itfoiSWERS SUMMONS 1 0 Art at a Bargain I 1 Mr and Mrs Carey RILe! tr an.:! I ~ Bedl~ 76 died t.t hll home Mr a.nd Mrs r T Newhau :. of ;II! r•ne~vlne WednesdBy mornlnt; Pittsburgh Pa Mrs Kennet h RI L :¥.._ o clock from oompllcaUons or chle of Lancaster Pu Mrs Van ...t'nn&feS Although he had been 1n I Tine of PhU&ddphln and Mr &nd .,.. bealt.h ror many years he re M:n.. A li: Huey of Ce<ta.rv II~ u 1 -~ &ctlvf' until about two! 'll.ho W"r" hPif' to attPn<l the R n ago chle Ebenbach weUdmg 1etum.ed -.Ha is survived by two son1:1 John to their respecuve !loll t' rui;!Sday at home and Oeortre or St Louis even1n11 ;;at\0 Qne dfl.uKhter Katie also at 1 Militi Lucy Kibble of Reed:.vllle .b.~ Two IJI'&fldchlldren and two was a v1.:S to in town Wectnesda\ "Billtlers Mrs Elizabeth Link. of St.. I Mrs He lim Nea~>& or N~llM l:let 1 e ,Lo~ and Mrs Ka.t.e Orunm or UemenL was rnently tRke• A.thens 11 lso sLU"VIves His wtre pre- 1 Holzer h06~1t.Bl wr r ~ si t 1(' eHeG lllm ln de~~th several years! ct!lved treatme• t b ».80 Ml:lr John De Llll6 of Col 11 us .;nte uneral 11ervlce.s wiU be eon I returned home Tue11dHY u.Ler 11pend ~ from ~ Mlnet11vll1e M E 1m1 the palil week as tl e gues~ t~! I ftlurch aL 2 o clock Saturday after I Mill8 Loretta Meier 1 DOOIJ and burl&! In chaJ"I"e of the I rhe C ity Club tltld then lt'\! 11 18 I ~,lhl undertakers will llt" made 1 monthly meetmg at the Gun Club Ia 1he_ ~H::.::II~I~C<0.met.ery there Tuesday evening -Mr and MI S PIIUI Solon Ill d two WEODINO ANNOUNCED daU(!:hters sptml Wed! esda~ with I ._ I M.r ant.! Ml ~ Jol 11 Si\l.lfl aud f m Word ha:. ~n received here of the marrilllt of Mlill BerU 11 Bich Ml ami Mls Ht>nty EwlnK Ml!i I .,P.JILD t.laughtel or Wlllt&m Blchm&n Ben winK nnd dtr. 11!1;1 k MiuY !eH of Pamero~ 1.0 Dalmer (Kid) Ken retently iu ~< L iJ thwtlih ~~~~ ne<t,v of ~polLs The marria.ce Sh~~nancloah v tll t(V V1rgh Ia nml ~-~lalif \~ Dayton Friday Au WW>hlngton D C au~t s~ nl:'dy Is employed a.R I Mr IIHd Mr Earl Hu lley P. d the Gann Shoe Co 1 d.aushter El~t.lne of Manlltleid who a sa nave beer th e l!llt'l\ts o! Mr and t 8RO.tOC.4oST Mrs Malcom Hartley lhe pa~t few -day 11 1eturned Wedpesday They The M . . Boys oomposed ot were o.ccompanletl 11.s rQ.l a5 L:olum MUSidaM of Portland w1U broa.d bus by Mr H9.rtley 5 father Oliver j cast ovrr s Latlon WOBU In Charlf!fl Hartley WIIO has been here th e toll Friday morulns at lJ 30 o pllst several days vl!<ltins relatlvlffi cloclr: t has been I'@PQJ'i:ed The Rev Father Frank Gloeckner ar Portland tlltert.al.neNI have p~par rived Tue~~day 101 a several da.y s «d a good Rl'GtP"am !or presentation vltilt with h1s father Peter Olo~c k wMn they IJO on tlU! air ner Father Gloeckner hilS but re _, l' ' I ci M!ti!On were Sunda.y ) Mra Mary N~~otrOII!fo. u ~?~:. Let1 .~? u!"-othe. l l ~iE~:ri·~.:~:,:~:.::t; o = - Hl&nche Willianuv6r Ripley I I I I'" I I - I I p remJefShJp 1 ,-,.ou:- I I I I 11 I I I • .~. r. .... AA:Ian Tht' kid J» back on t he..., ....,..., J)Jalrles to s\..ll.,v u 8 8 aood ehanoe ro some Amerlcan glrl to marry Into ~ royal tribe llut she w11 hu.vll to Lllk~ England bY tl'llevlsion for \.he young CIUla.dlan duke hila his overallR and gwn boot.ll on li~~ he s lj:olng to stay In l.he w~t unlU It hldl!S his ears Afler viewing the oUy portl'i\it or Jt b81on who strangled the dowsaer d 1ches:; just befOif' she droppec: t he g1 ou,nd glaN; In h~ Ichowder ~tt It IH~ line 11. 1p:-~pot withlu til" W 10 "'" aun all tJu kid Canadian and 101 a bushel or tlp('Cked aPPles SALE TOILE f SOAPS 7·P•ece Seta, each p1ece has aeparate cover Set conuall of- F111e Tmlet Soaps--PI oducLq of the ( mcmnat1 Soap Company Variegated Cocoa Hardwater Soap L111 ge s1ze bars Stearn'• Palm-01l Toilet Soap La1 ge Green Ov!!l bar< Lemon Cocoa Hardwater To1let Soap Large Yell ow Bars Old Enghah Lavender Toilet 5oap Large Lavender ban. 84c UNCLE FULLER WORK SHIRTS Made of Stanclmcl quahty Blue Cham b1 ay- Con ect m SIZe, full cut (oat style, ee1en button f1ont, two pocl(ets, ex, tent12d neckbanrl - ~6 tnches lon.l( Re!,~llal <JZe' 14 to 17 Ext1 a filze 17 1/ , to 20 THURSDAY SPECIAL C Any S1ze 39 I MrB I I I I I>ies After Crash CL.(,SS --------WF.INER ROAST I• I D aaaptp, Odrolt aat.o wtlo wu appoln.Ud let!Niar) of Commene l• ,......_, • n.btnet, npl~&elnr ~ G~~t•t.lw II Chloap Chapin p1aps to llewte •D of hla t.lme to h11 . . . job he nJ4. bot wlll rt tua 1111 tHie or e~halrmu ef ' " Nard or thiPI motor f4ml· 1 t 1 I 25c The Left-e.ers of the 12000 PIECES OF QUEENSWARE We have put them m two lots anrl you can buy any of the Dishes that sol<l f1om 5c to 15c fm Sc YOUR CHOICE o1 any of tlle h1ghe1 Pnce opes FOR tOe- And you t,tke ymn o~ n chmce • pUle 77c The eheeeecloth for yoUJ home and BEFORE ANY DATE -DO THIS ear 5 YARDS GRADE NO.lOi FOR THURSDA,Y , ' \ r!l~ Mildred Kaufmann. kolder of the worlds looping the 1 loop record ;for women flyers who d1ed as result of tnJur.. 1es suffered Sunday night at Kanea• City, Mo MJM Kaufmann's plane, f\yinw low at a temftc speed, ld'aked wmgs 'with, a plane piloted by Don Moss. Both planes plunged the ground but Moss and hts pRAAenl:'er \\ere UHIUJu'red tUIII 200I oeo , 000 •• ,~.to - llA!I \ '< N TI!.H!UN!'; POME!lOY OHIO, THUR;:,l.li\ \ NEWS ~ 11 Ps.rtl\1 rlou ly t oT IM:ht and Prlda:r Not l'~t. 1!<- l l u-mpt•l'llture SERVICE PRI( E- I HREE CENTS • , 19c ILBIU'ILDS .... llh_ GOVERNOR ASKS BRICKER TO REMAIN .. .......... >leh '"' , >unt ~HIH EU~UTin ~H~NCE~ DECISION I IN BRICKER CASE "To Carry On" Tdl De1k ~~teared I Phone, Gaa Rate Should Be Dec:1ded, White Says ~A~P ~~lUE~ AH~lUTmN INGRE IN : t!J IN SP~IN I~ PAST UAYS II~ \~OON [NO tO Rebl'l• DISpersed After \ 24 Hour Attempt For I I Case• I BEFORE LEAVING Al's Son and Bride-Elect Control WHEAT Is HELD ' IS LIVES LOST By Many Who Anhc1pate St:ores InJured. Rebel Pnce To Reach $1 00 J eeder Caught Flee By Chnatmaa 1ng Country tbUc In UNIHO STAHS HHlDES ~ONTINUE .... ' or TO ADO POINTS TO THEIR AMAliNC ED St~Rf: rANK SWIMMERS UKt CROWN ••• What a Man! ... un 1 (our jAm<nca Leada W•th 540 Potnt Total W1th Italy Showang Far Back Wtth 186\12 To Hold Second Place Fmland II Th~rd, France Fourth Offac>al Ob)echon Ratsed By Hunganan Because of Abbrevaated Costumes Wh1ch Are Changed; "Degree Of Decency" Must Be Upheld 0 MEN'S QUALITY ~OCKS Made of Rayon S1lk-Dioconbn· ued patterno- For Thunday.. 19c ONE PAIR OR TWO PAIR FOR lSc 2500 Yardo- HOPE MUSLIN Genume Hope Bleached Mushn, fm1shed soft fm the needle- ymd w1de-One uf theobe.•t of the natwnally known b1an"t ll MEN'S SILK FOUR-IN-HAND TIES Gambling To Be Probed By Landis Homtby Oamuseal Sa1d Have Reaulted From 14 Tradc: Play1na" .... L YANKEE MERMAIDS CREATE SENSATION 25c Self-lmed 01 Wool hned,the hnmg that keeps them from wnnkling-A better t1e tlhan credtt or clothmg sto('es usu'ally retail for $1,00--0ur regular pnce 55c-and f?r Tomorrow, Thursday, August lOth we wtll 1 ;ell Them for112<1 ONE:, or Z TJES Z& • •, ......, ina ..,,. Sc &cA YARD ..•••... eel V!O 'l'o!lel Soap 2 BARS F'OR '"' 1 or I'H~ ,\ll(,lJ"T 11 W 1 Northeut oortlon tooi&Jlt IOc Are you taking advantage of Elberfeld& AugW!,t Furnitur~ Sale?y ou can buy a genuine Steams and Foster 50 pound double ~d size Cotton Mattress for $3.SO.:...a 9x12 Foot Congoleum Gol dSeal Rug for ~.44 -a full size 3 pieee Wicker LivingRoom Suite for $29.00. Ev~rything in the entire Furniture and Floor Coverings lle~ment sale prtced for August Furniture Sale-Walk through th~se ftool'$ and see for yourself the values-Every piece marked witb speeial Sale Tags. Ll STE Rl N E [ ends halitosis 4SO- Heavy quah~ Jl.a\h Towel", "Jze 18 by 31i mches Plam Wh1te With plllk blue, g1een and mchul bmrle1.,., ,,],o fan< 1 plmd m gre~n, pmk 01 blue THllRSDA Y SPE'CIAL '{FOR ~ PURITY • keep your breath tpeyond sus plclon. You can do this by gargling w1th Lltlt'rine th• tofe anhteptic-improve• mouth hygten•. check• Infection and dettrO'($ odors instantly Lombett Pharmacal Compony, St Lou!, Mo., U S. A. BATH TOWELS 5YA:g~ tr-Io on• likes a penon whose breat' il bad So be turr: to I H~NI-I OF INT'ERNA'PION AL 11.;! tly roolf'r cloudy tonight lind Pnd~J' "TITANTJC" Sc WHITE FLOATING TOILET SOAP lmge,..)c ba1 f!.- Pm e wh1te 'I HURSDA Y ONLY 2 PAIR Uneqc1alled 1'owehng, made of Flax Yam~-R1eacherl woven bm de1 s M s:; Mar1li cet Mulholland enter t.ulned with a weiner roast Tuesday evemna: at the 8benana: Sptlnrs ln honor of her hou.~e auea~ MlBB Verna Sherman of ~Ire 0 Twenty five couple were plWl!nt ~~ VOl VI- NO 267 LEASED WIRE Ohl O-- P ~rtJ} LconomJcak. I I I ........... FULL WEnTHER FORECAST- LADIES STOCKINGS Lady Lou" Me1cenzed hose Colors a" I ntellu<l e F1 ench Nude, Gun Metal, wh 1te, black ~nd Champmgn- dmable and I t:NTt:KTAIN!iil - --~-- • 19cABROOM I - lHURSDAY SALE I BARS FOR .. rt uur Just Arr~ved Another Sh1pment of FIVE-TIE HOUSE BROOMS And any custo.nc• that haa not recetved \h eu allotment can come m tomorrowrhw•day and get them- th e sale plice IS I I .. at • GT-. "" ICE BOX <;F:T<; '1 P1ece 8 1h by 8 1/c mch 2 Pteces 4'/:; by 8' 2 mch 4 P1eces 4 •;. b~ 4 1/c mches All are four mches deep 1ounded co• ne1 ea•y to cl!1an- -colm g1 ern Complete Set Thmsday l 'l READERS NOTlCE - It you want the News Office o! Th• Datly Tnbune call 236 l 1r the Bus1neo; Office ask for 202 R A-ka Commiu1on Member I - -- But Its outdoors ,and you let h'fth ·Jr and sunahlne with it • r 1 I ~tf Our outdoor ~lilY not be llrt I cently returned rrom a1 ext..end~;~ Helen Noel Chtcago artJ@.t !-!hown !-11-'lhng ht rG F1 ATWOODS PICNIO t.our of France Oe1many Jtu. Y ll.Dl t other Etllvpean coutltrles turc~ ut the tirHt outdoor nrt eXhibit and s alt ht ld Ill rran The onn w. 1 Chc11t.er townllhlp J M1 Md Mrs A n ?robst and \I' ar k , Ch I ca•'O She is among 200 artJSUI v. ho t ntered Bunda)l sr.hool picnic will be held famUy of Cincinnati Mr and Mr~ ~ at the Wills 010ve In Flatwoods Clarence Naylor of Moore:; Hill their work 10 the fr e~ cliRplay thut offer~ art ftom $8 8aturdo.y Aulj:L st 13 h hos been Ind. Mr and Mrl'l Harold Kan and I d ggs \ announced here Specl.al Hpeakeu; ramUy of v~~~on We1t 0 and Mr to the pnce o ll ozen e !lnd entertaining t.alf>nt ltave been and Mrs Arthur Ka.rr of Hunt!Q.J: I -- --- - _. Duro~hy Moore Zelma De~;m a.nd I'!Ulirf'd for the pr()l{rem The pic ton W Va were cnlled here b) the Fiances Stilet. called ntc Is an annual 11tralr and each death of Horuc-: Karr Mr and Mrs p llk Prlday aft.emOOll year &n Invito Lion I~ extended to NayLor u d Mr and Mrs AI thui Charles Hlesong of all VI attend and 11pend the day p ol»::t have returned to the ir re:; I t oaoc one) M' band Mr~t the week. r.nd with 1 -... pectlve homes / tCon nue.. Cu 1tilll us sptm CITY t:LUB OUTING Miss Kitty Gardner and Mrs J day when 11 t~erles of new polltlcaJ l1cr mother Mrs J D Adluns R c Ruby of Ro hester N Y are 1 tJ; broke out m various part.~ of Miss VIrginia w.nd Clarn use here spending ~everal days 1tle ~hoe com try Ic!!ulttng In one deatl La1es who ho.:> been ~;pending some About 45 members of the Pome I'Q1 City Club enjoyeil on outln• a.t 1 a uest.s of D1 ancl Mr ~ 0 H Cald llld ticores (.)f lnjurle• 1 U ne with Lhelr Glllnctparen\..'! uc the around11 or the Pomtroy Gun well on~ Re lc hsbann er Iolk>v.~r wns to mpanled ~hen II Jme Club Tue~~duy afternoon and even C E Zlnsrneh>tm o! Zul esvllle killed and- three RclcllSwehl soldle 11 Mr and Mrt~ Ji<\mN; Hn~tt.< n und tJJC; Th~ principal means of wus a busmf'~ vl~l m u town wounded when aLtnckr.d by (;Offi M! s Joe Pel I sptmL Silml J w1th pleuuu oonsJsteJ ln clay blr.d trap Wednesda.y munlsts !heh mothe1 Ml s Frances smde• ll)oothl&' which mal!y enjoyed AJ Mrs Minnie Duvl,.; teturned from Pollee continued io Illlcl Nni!l amJ Ml s A nandn Illankentihlp Is I tl!rdartne81i'JIILRIItopto~heshoot Columbus Tuesday aftel Hpendlns communblls headqwuters m H 1rrh ~IIJILin~t MI ami M•ri Edwmd Mm bJ8 ~ delicious i>upJ)er comd!tlnll ot the PliJ:I~ w~~ek with her fiOn Willis 1 fm urm li and Rlllm mltlun iJn fried A~k potatoea oold ~>law &nd D~ls a~d ~Rr~tyh ~! ~~~~~~~~~~:mhu 1 - -- - - - - Mls~ Helene Stiles spent Wcdn eH r1ther dt!llcacltll prep~~ored under the / wh/~1\S here ..;'nt~end the Ritchie t UNJON A VENUE day with M1s dga Ca1pr.nl.t 1 ol' Ebers bach nupUnll! t-etu necl to he! Po neroy dl reetlOIJ or Vul Brown chef extra ordinary was enjoyed The mem home Wednesday She was a~om Mts Lllflzle Larelf H.)ld s-on Jl ht of I J D Ada n:> JetmnP.d home Mun bP.r" rP.I.Urnt!d to Pomeroy ttt nboul ponied by Mu; carl Schadel o.nd I Columbus we 1e t he dl 11 e g1 1 ~ts I !J,V f on Ashland Ky ufter 9penri nine ~- _ _ _ three da.ushters Helen Mill)' an d ( Mt s J D Aoam.~ S.r.~1 1day e~en mg ~omeU 1 e "lth h 1> mothc1 Nancy Mrs Kuhns uccompmled mg llielma und M1ld1ed HawliAJ 1 I BKI~Gii: flOSTt:K8 by the Mls.<~es Helen e.nd Mal')' M1 o.nd Mrs Homea Deem ami and MarLhn Neulzllll!! spent Sun \ t Mrll Qw:ar Roedel tnt.ertaln('(j Schaefer will le~tve ColurnbU8 Thurs \.son Lawrenr.e s pent Sunday even dKY ulsb,t,: wlth Mrs F o.ncet~ Snyder wo of her eontr::!a_ b!id!le clubs \day ror a ten day U1.p through Ina with his parent~ Mr and Mrs Mr o.nr.1 Mnc CharieR Eblfin Jr llond8.Y IWd Tu Y aftemoonot N'tl W Ymk State and crnada 0 W Deem of Bnllhnn s ent S turday evening ,.lth M1 at her hC~We on hat Main Street .Setlaerer and dauQ'h~r Nii!ncy will Mr and Mrs Steve Alchm !ipent a~d MlS!i- James Adams Jr Mrs A. W Kuhna or Columbua and return home Thur&lay Sunday with their ron Lee at the Lola Ru!lsell Harold Taylor a,ll(l Mra M D Hartinger were fi\le&t:l nr 1 Mrs aeo ge Nye and &On George Holzer hospital Carl Bolin ~ en~ Stln ...ny ev n~ng the club M"mday .and Mrs Dor E Nye went to ColumbU!> Wednes 1 Miss Myrth Fulk spent Sunday with France.~ tlStllell Schaefer recelvtd high !core Tues day mo111 1na: wheJe the former will atre 1noon with Franct:!& and Helene Ml~ Althl!r Moore ~Jlf'llt suu~u.y d»,y anernoon M C Hot1a.rt and enter Mt Carmel h011plt.al tor treat Stiles evt!ntnl!' witt MrR J D A<Ja} s ~ Cedrk: Clark ol Middleport mtnt Mi ll Allen Gilkey ~ pent Sundlly Wf!re O.WII!rdiP.d llml and Hecond Mrs E K LlppJnct;IH WIL-S called even.ln~ wlU1 Ml.:lri 0 A. All.'l.nJ; ..,.,.•--. •• ~...............~ ....,_.;.._. Jb:J,IM., to Oulli!Jolls ruesduy bY the lllnelili MIS Manila Ollln lclt lasl week ---.,ffi"J. ....,;; ~- - - of her mothe1 Mrli John T A nulrt for Sunday Creek J.o l'ilJend mllll (' al, • d I time with he1 son Otto 011111 ""t'ccee 1 Lamont Ml 1\nd M1s ClydE Ty1ee und CLINTON SHARPNACK f•mlly •nd Mn Lo" ''""' llw HARD FIGHT w"k • nd In Colmnbu• Los l''l 1 -.-., Mr and Ml !'i Raymond Nf'Ut7-llng and Mu EdwaLd Del!Oflkey au ,. 72 retired dnPIJhtei Betty Lou sJJent Ftlda;, at the Ra.clne ,died ev~lng with M ond Mr~ Flank ODD FELLOWS I~ ~·k Btlfto, lie had Mill Roy Jone6 and children of HALL at the hos Mme1 svllle 11pent Slmd!IV with fHURSDA Y NIGHT 'he soften J D Adams 1 Maj Art It YuteH ur Steubcnvlllt August 11, 1932 wi.fe 1h death 1r s pending some~lmr v. 1th Mr Uancm1 H SO tu IZ Yff~ll'• qo Hit lrt survived by und M!ll Alva F'il.llu bi'Olber Riraln or Appli! Grove F1 a.nk S;Lilt>H nml Marion M cOuh-e IThe•co were no children .spent Sunday with Mr nnd i"Mlll Spec1al Mu11c runeral se~lce~~o In cha.rJe ot Dayton T.QomJM ...... Best Of Order Mntitmlc Lodge wtll b~ cond1.1ct Mr and Mrs Li\Wffi\Ce Bell of 'fhurBd&y aft,ermxm ot 2 a clock Lurl!f spev.~ Morui}I.Y nfght ond from thf' Methodtl:lt church at Ra Tuesday with hil· part nt.s M1 1 cine Burial will fl:)llow In char15:~' Mr~ J 0 Adum ~ " ur Ule Ftnsterwald undel!tokers -- •ben P Lamont old cheWhllol ,tobicco a.d on tht aide of the red 6am ---- I I I -~"===ol'l "': the Cana.dia.n Duke • Back ilble WJthoul hay fever s~e that the Canadilm farmer Suddenly they tell htm he is II -· • • 1H duke which mean!! he Is k:not In a d .. _ •-·-1 Kenry and 1 boy who became an En 1 J'-" ....,, d ua.e M , 11n • ........,,d y ~ -" .... • - n d ers m 1!1 strm~~: o! ancestor~$ He figUred ror Bluefield for i bac k w1t h th e W4l= le.mly Jell un K __ hi:! would Klve n a wn 111 am1 walk n \ It fl.nd You cant. blame him much A thwugh tht 1Jllfl: l!l\ k Y t~J tam!lv M 11.nd Mr~ Robert Stewart Mil. I ducal Clown ain t the Lhlr g fu Plllfl~ n~s u:r tuld Mrs Gto Btewlw~rt. ~~d-ew ! we':!lcrne 1 who l!kt'~ tu plt!k n1t his '-' s~ll 8 mday L n I own hal.<i DIU vt~u eve~ pi~ 10 1 E1 l!h.'!h l:i t\lo tl K"- iery o l ~K:V evt>d d 1lw~ t>li. Is u c HumphnEs retumed homf' I Ht> :.l.ood lhe oyal buslnel's about u. uJ such Llungs? Bunda~ nfrer spendnlg twQ week.! thJee yea!S then he decided l<l t.a.kt' 11 ~ WUO:'\ter hf! s~ ott You Cl!.nL !lllpect a Well Uw Englt.'ih cr !tlclze our out Mni Stella Wilkinson of Graham (ai mer to ~;pend twelve houre a do01 adve rtlsln.r bt'ca~ t.hey say stnUon and Mn; Jenn)e Boyce or du.,Y whlsk:lng hL'> ooo.tto.UN ,.w;t and ll pmls ~he COUlllry Maybe:' 1t does Ha llwood spent Sunday with M• west B1 thf! E 18llsh m.-Je h~il o 1t.t1om I " >H1 Mill Oew sc Ho.mph.ries ~ -"•· lib oar 1~ 1n d""' vvl"ll .. Mr o.ud Mrs Ch,lrtes Olbbft nnd 1 Fanning bi fan ling and d tkln.: t ~n of Hartford weJe week end Is duklng Tht! kid grew up h Evely flalutln[( Is "eVf'U by IRl lltlf':. t~ of Mr and MIS Tom K.eat~s bramble!! a nd wa:> llt'Vel oou fmt 11 d •ach a ucestm looks a.s rheertul I -- :>E: ~~:ueHh• One I!! vhrltlng Mr and Mrs W C Hoi I""O I -• r uon~~.::: ,n. ''"'"tl~ \ &nd u lovely ., • rn~MT't lut wUl 0 Athens Man Kills His Wife And Self � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 10, 1932 becht cook hosten kaufmann pierce sharpnack wheaton