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MOift)AY, AUO'OST 22,1112
BAILEY RUN MAN
ANSWERS SUMMONS

P'uderal

serv~e

lams omctatina
He t. survived by his wife and
two sons. Ray,.--! clty detective of
Columbus anct D -M Al'eher toreman a.t the Ohio State Panitentt-

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Great Thronr

Ia Present "Rootinr And

Pullin11"

Their Favorites; Boat Races And \Yater
Events Fumioh Quite A Thrill
POMEROY WINS JJOTH BALL

Tribune,

.11urvlve
The interment wUI be made

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EATHER FORECASTOh!o f\llr sll~th•lv wanner tn extreme
WPdtlt!JI'Idi.y

SOUlhWtM purllou tun\M:ht

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W'J.JJllt't

f'illr tonJ.i'ht and WedllNilay
In Eul portJon Wednesday

FULL LEASED WI&lt;RE OF INTERNATIONAL NEW S SERVICE
' POMEROY, OHIO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1932

VOL. VI- NO. 277

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PRICE- THREE CENTS

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FARMERS' STRIKE
SPREADS
IN
WESt
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Stljking Miners

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th e Mlddlei)Ort HW cemetery 1n
ch&amp;rge of the Pinsterwnld unde• ·
takers

GAMES

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Otllce aok !or 202-R.

ary Two sisters Mr8 Andrew Low- I
ery ot Bally Run and Mr&amp; Ricba1 t1
WIUiamSOfl of Thoma.~ Fork aleo

For

7JAN:IOI

OHIO STlT( NUStUY
HIGH ST AND I S!H
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ftEADERS' NOTICE - If you want
the Newo Otllce of The Dally

1or I..ant An:her
'J8, who died Sunday mornl.nl' about
8 o 'clo&lt;:k a.t his home at Bailey Bun,
will be conducted. Tuesdt.y &amp;fiel"noon at 2 o cl~k from the Btlld
ff.d'd eh.UN!h with Rev 0 W Will

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TIIOMPSON-JONJ:R

fOll~WE~

fiCHTnTH££MO/D~~~~t~N~A~REE ! RBOLT ~~~INST
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To
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~[AlH S[MT£1C[~ :~i~~~%:1l~:~i~:m::i.:'~;~ M~RE M~N.ENTUM

or .. CAMP

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Old ofTlcers Wert' teelectecl
serve ro1 anothe r 'ear and
meetm&amp; rame to a clllfle I)Cii\H
elated sucassful by u ll

S"!ring

ELECTRIC THEATRE, P{tmeroy, 0.
TODAY

Edna Ferber'•

"SO.BIG"
Barbara Stanwyek, Geo. Brent, Dickie Mool'e
Comedieat " ....•h School Hoofer," uwhat An ldea"1
Tuesday and Wedneooday, Au1. 2:1-24

"MAN ABOUT TOWN"

Keynote Of "Honor"

and Dynamitinr
Valley

On And Trolley Line
Shot Down

Bat·

Government

Au~~:

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MESSAGE

'or' ",'ocob&lt;
mon"'unhlo,•,••.•,,'k"'ma'nhe murde r
While the N,overnmcut was con
s•~~ rin (!: martial lllw In Beutheu
S1 C:!IU whe1e the demh sentences
y.,e re pa ~~ed b} one of the sp~iti.l
coutl:i 111 st 1tut ed b~ lhe go1Jetn
m nt s emetoen'y acctePt; Ultlcl
~cnt tl e follownl&amp;
mPssage 1.o Ult
convicted
men'
I, M 1 conuallt!S In \lew of yow
mo~ttous sentence I feel &amp;pe~J61.J
ly attached to you with Jllllmtted
lpYRILy
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o! hono 1 and H. figti! O.Rt~.lnst t.h~&gt;

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whele\e 1

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possible

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Livestock And Dairy Pro~
ducers SAI"d T o Be
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Franklin County

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table
of more
wh•ch
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of lor

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de- l.~n~u~tn~o~ro~u~'~"'"~~·~llo~r~ce~~n~IO~r~oEalread~
of truell:
o!

firea;;;,~ and
Repulse

Cluba,

Attack

Trouble Feared

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two rnim; h ad bt&gt;en stopr&gt;ed by
st.rlklng farmers hut night and
ITI"red But Happy, Fla"era livestock and other farm product~
dumped out of one of them
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n- 0 Enter AI"r·Raceo
A Chicago Milwaukee Bt Pflul
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1 and Paciflc frela:ht train was L'ltopped b3 more lh D.n 100 farmep11 neil
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Merson Neb (u; It was rn rout@ oo
FLY 196 HOURS
Sioux Oily and livestock In u• ...•rol
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cars .,.,ere tume&lt;l t·-· Groloo
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New York Aug 2"- fN S-Tv.o dumped out of anotho=r car
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weaJ} I vii( \.lum
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Blou• Cl•·• la Aug 23-!NSI ua y uxw tatc
n lne "':H Y ng
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-;cmfm\.8 of the land a bQ•h in a The farmers strtke s pread rapldlv
t ub the dnmLy accessorle::; or a todav thrO\li'h hltherw unalfecte!l
tnllcL table u b1eakfa:.L with ,Leu.m - sectiom of Ule middle west
lng CGffPe 11erved on &lt;1 lmen-spreaJ
WILh Sioux City
Omaha and

DEPUTIES READY ,

To

Omaha Nebr
Aug 23- INBB-Ioi ogen" rodo traon ' onto
Oma ha and SloiiX Cltv todav

ion• Are Firat Qbjec:; ~

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NfW REG~RO I
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tive Of Men

Minnesota Chief
Execu·
live Advances Radi·
cal Proposals

letBt!rlm
tod&amp;l mllitamly
sounded
the •
23- INSAdol.f Hll
keynote oo on honor !Lght agol~
the v on Papen govemment tor L
sentence of flve of hi!!. Nazi follow

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Sea Conqueror

\\ll..: I!:Lii~l u; m a hosp1~11l \\ Ln
"u•,~h.t chRI~ts 111 rw, 11~ ht !J.LJIJI
a1Vl ~1de She "111 Jl'l,.fHJ ph)~;,. ,

To Convicted Men; Duty
Now Ia f o Fight The

At Chauncey; Mine Fired

~.aw ~ \ he1 1\u.&lt;mrtl\&lt;

INn[PW-W~M£N Gov;~~~R:o;~Ks
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SENDS

HOUSE DESTROYED

Athena. 0 , Aug 23-INS--Forcible eviction of strike picket.s from
their picturesque ga thertng place
Camp Hobo bY She1lff W~WDC
Winfett and armed DeJ)uty Bherws
was \follOWed early todAY by new
outbr'ealta of dynam1tin&amp;; and ~IP­
illi in the 1 Hncklng Valley coal
!iel,ds
CarryiJll torches which wer~ appliud to tents tables and benche~; at
the camp located two miles from
the New York Cool Company s Lick
Run Mine Sbertff WlngetL e.nd de.,,,,•.• deatroyed the camp late yesand dispersed Its occupa.nte
houae belOnCins
destroyed

utTI!!lllg ti!Jin gunshol wounds ln

tllcted poll

tie, Sounded By Lead·
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J!ienewed In Hockinr
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The Heaton annual reunion will
be held August 28, in Wills Grove
at Fhatwoods All member~~ of thlli
are requested to ~
year IUlC C S Curtis
of the comm1tt.ee In
affalfl! promises a deproglam for th~ day

Win Race With Death

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B• KARL M KAHN
INS Sl.ilff Corrc~Spondent
r tl\ 101 v111e Ill Aug :13 IN3--

lArot•sed by fun h er blccdshed ln tl t&gt;

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neld~ Gf wu~t

Ph no
t ~ h owR C apt J ame~ A llllnul5 an Pmbltwreo a m 1 or
&lt;&gt;Omt' 25 000 umon mtnrts m~bllur.ell
,~Jolii,..,Cin 1efresh1ng himself !today for a peaceful mvn Jon d
ll] Llit:.e dter he larded
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IS the first man to alone fl y

AtlantiC
II the
west

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tll~t

Fnmkhn county
Summoned by- thtl r leildtl
who
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not to Cl:ll ry arm.s, t h e
lnsurgt:nt mint! workers poured 1r.
to Staunton near tl'e slates rou' t.
t:a:stern boundary to fonn il lUll&lt;
to m1ttr u1.vnlcade for ... n lllhane\! 6Ti
th( Fro.nklln county tlt~lds, M:;1n t ·~
thP l~:~tent outbrc11k of vLo11mce
hepurl d 10 !lpulse t h " m~rdung

mlntt ~. hund•ed&amp;
s~ialfl:re•rm:\
~l Flving
Patr' Begl-·n Ues
awud&amp; or
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awa1 k tl
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~vent or
FJ•l,;~rt
.t.r:r1Y1tf.W'a.Y
art «&lt;itfl to protect uny mJ=Bnd
aDd. clubs

t t!n!lt!liy

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the .LnnderiS.

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sd up a new
r- . ..:...:.._ -.. .
11ers wnc. want tu we.• k .,., ~~ Lilt'
flight record
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uenant challenre nuna llY Sh..rjtf
41
hoUl s a mi five
rram ncnntrtt F1e d, Btownlng Ao~1neon ol Franklin
tmuous fb lnR
As far We.!lt a.s -.ewhlton Ida and
Leave H•rhor Grace
counh
1 at: county &amp; ooal
Mrs France ... Marsu 11s and M1" a:s far norLh as Mmnesota support
mine 11ec,lan
Loul~e Thaden th1illed JJy t11c 1 ror the strike Y.as croppm1 up
Tomorrow
was sun:harged with ltiLen:\EI I:'Xcrtt'tlmnderow&gt; ~.:heers of 5 000 pctsom,
At the Idnho city aceorotna to
mcm as tht: aftt;rma.th oJ ~lie sll;.y.at Curtis.'&gt; Field who B:lf'eted t hem the Hallday association oftlelal;s
Born'! Vt
AUI 23-IN&amp;-The Jng of Dommie Laurantt a uniOn
wh~n the~ final~ made R perfect more than 400 wheat-growers llfl seoond .and third aerial journeys ptckett M the Bell and Z61le1 mlue
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landmg ut. 5 06 P M E 8 T yes- sembled and decided to \\lthhold
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tetday planned new a 1r r:onquests 1theh ctops from the market for 1!0 aero&amp;&amp; the AtlMlUe SOt under way No
m elgler Laun.ntl was k ..
tod
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fl bl
from this country 16day
1eu wtten a force or 75 deputte&amp;
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un ess a pro bt
ta e pnce for
Th
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ttoays
Clyde Lee of 08hk08h W15 and t pcnLd fl I c with !.hc tguns and
ey s1:1t d lh e} wou !&lt;I ""av"'
1111
e jjrtun can '·
...,. o a l ned '·f
...,. ore
completely r"Med tu 11 artl tlle cxpilatlon of that JkriOd
John Bochkon ot Brooklyn \ook orr tharguj thf' ptckel:a clubbing chem
clpate 111 the Cleveland air race&lt;~
Prom Minnesota camP the out at 9 19 A M (£ B T I In the1r ~ .111 bludgeons and 11fte butlli Two
this week
spoken 1uppo1 t or GO\ f'lcyd B I Green Mount&amp;tn Boy monopla~ unlomsts were woundl'd. by euntlr•
The lwo women were aloft 196 0190n who declared that middle from the Barre-M'ontepeller airport
nd sevel"lll slunert
hours and 6 mmutes breakmg the I western stales should uru te In tht&gt; I Tiley were headed for Oslo Norf' resh t.lttemess was cngcnderrd
old JOCOHI or 123 hours set 18 movement to force
agr1cultural l wa1
when a ~n-y~r old boy and th.Cl"
ago on the Pll.clflc coast by [ prices upward by means of Lhe emTile nytlll l'amJiy took off at men wert&gt; wounded by au!lfue :.r.~ct.o
Bobby Trmlf and Edna I bat go Gov Olson salo th&lt;~.t t' ven 1 JO 07 A M
CEST~ today from atputK&gt;s dl~pers~d n CloWd aal~r
May Cooper
mu tl8.l law should be u~ to en Floyd Bennett /4rport on a trans- ld on \ Zt!lgler strt!t!t
Bot ll sm1led 1 h.al)pllY whe11 they I force a hollda)
atlantic flight. Oeorve R Hutchlnf'lanklin coumv mines, operntlr.g
eme1ged looking IWDI and well I Tho.t th e fe&lt;l eral ;,ov~&gt;mment aon, aCCiompanled by his wile their under thll:' a rmed protA!ctlon of U\tgrnrned
1 may be called upou tJ mtelllene In two chUdren and rour companions u.lthLhtUes wen nu the uuly ol)•
Mt s 'T'haden after both spoke t\~e farmers strike became ll J)OSSI hopped forSt John N B on the JHli\PJ; vr t he stnk ~ • s march _
over the radio ~ur.cumbed to a blliL} ioday following an attempt flrl&gt;t ter or a night to Europe by
crul.H hw county wnere tllls vjlv
fatnlln~~; spell whtle OJl thP hell.!
by strlkin':l al!'ricullurall~ts to BUl[l way or Greenland and Ieeland
ill sttuated
Saline county a 1 rl
A doctor quickly rt&gt;vlved her H e I movement of producP by rml
A
bloody Wtlia u w n count~ 11l:¥,l ex·
said she was nut ill merely exhaus fN!II!ht tram -was stopped at MoNew York, Aug 23-INS-Roar- I)Ected nev. Inroads or insurs:eul
ted
VIlle Ia and a pa.-,.:~nger urner ~-~ 1 to the da
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f \
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Mrs Thaden and Mrs Matsa.ltlll near Je!T~&lt;rson S D but th*"l wer • ...., n
wn
..,.r a per ec m ners etermmt to carry on~
It
take-off today from Ployd Bennett vtruagle until every mine .a1 lllil'IOW
spent the night a.s gucsLs of l .t" I perm ted to procet'!d arur lengLhl Pil!ld Brooklyn, 11l6r Solberg and Is Ci03ed and a new wage &amp;81't'eWarrcndel assistant mana.gel' of dU!cusslon
carl Peteraon !!Itt the nose of thelr ment to wpplant the nve dolla r tt
the a u port at Valley Stream N y
A~ '1maha assistant Umted State~ olane for Harbor Orace N P t•-• ' oa) ~cale Is ......
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Attorney A o Epperson expreS&amp;ed 1
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AOED WOMAN SUICIDES
1 the opinion that federal lnterven- AP of their fllaht to OSlo, Norway
h .. day s march en FranltD:n cJM.I~
Wlltihlngton 0 H 0
Aug 23 _ tlon might lle Justified on the while tbe other crafts waited for LY mmes was cn:lered C~ the pelkf
rNS---Carelully at1anglng the cloth 1 grounds that the fl\lf'rne• 8 strike a later hour to start ror transatlan· lecmmlttee of the rebels who ~nes she wl~;hed to be but led lu Mrn 1 constitutes a conspiracy for the res- tic destination
1&gt;led 111 mass meetlng a t Qt!Jtl!pte
Alma Deer 78 drowned herself •n tJalnt of Interstate t rade
Solbef8 • Norwqian and descen· last ulghl
IL wa.'l dECided to re~
a few lncht!s of water m the bath- ~ The 9trlkers W'ete active today den\. ot Ule VIkings hopped ofl' at quest the aid of Gov Louis L EnJ.:
Lub or her home accmdlng to a rc· Jn Rtrengthenlna their .. Joclcade 4. tl A M E 8 T He and hill eo- metKIIl to keep the hlrhw~s clet¢
pott t.o&lt;Jay by Coroner J M Harsha arcmnd Omaha, l.ile natu,.u seconfl 1&gt;ilot eX)net.ed to spend tonliht at 101 t.he 118 :;:.&lt;mge ul t he strlM~rs dworry ove• flnanctal lo8se8 wa,qllarvest livestock market Burrlco.deB Harbor Grace takin8' off early tA:l· tomobllt's
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held t"C!Sponslble b) Ha.rshn lOr the or farm Implements machlnen :a.ml morro.. f·'r
" th e cr""' nr ot
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1o deal with any cdDUna:encles
woman s suicide
ve'"~eles were stretcheC aerO&amp;; the ocean
that might arise f• om the nth~~
, two principal hlghwa.:vs threading
TheJ planned to land In SCotland march authorities of all countM 1li
POLWE PROBE MAN'S Dr:Aftl mto Omaha fro.n the t ic.._ low;~ and then ny to 0810
joccnt to Frs.nktln enli8ted cil):.,.. ~
Sprlng'neld o
Aug 23--IN&amp;- farm country
!Con"n"ed ' : .. gP tll!"i'!tl
1r an at my or
Found fata lly Injured under a nr.il
Aa In the ease O( the l,;lockad.-.
wf:re a1 med and lnstt ucted l.il ptd4
rood 'trestle Joseph Fitzgerald 55 around Sioux City no trucks bear
t~t nny mmen; willmg- to work.
was der today while authbrltleJ ln(J qrleulLure produ&lt;'e were per·
under the .:1.1:&gt;puted wage sc.tl.?'
f.l:
lm .,l!tigated the po!'Siblllty that he _mitted to penet.-.te the lxr.rrica.des
ihes£ fC.lCf'l' cJ specl.d deplitlt1~
JTliihL hat'e been slain m a robbery on Lhe roads to Omaha
Ill
p.urolled thi:' ronru, n•Jd mine ei~
attempt
The Holidn)' movement In neighICon..muoo on pale Ulree)
bering South Dakata was pmlnt: From_( Depreuion Deptha; :•

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John D. Rockefeller Jr. and his w1fe as th ey

ea~.

all1 \

~H4ltanc

ermg over Mr Rockefeller's Sister, Mrs Ed1th Ro c k ~;:fell e l
dlsordera yesterday
John Bhaifer, 50, Murray City McConnick.
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lninet wa8 cr!Lically Injured in a
fight ot the cam
lth v R
P w
sell 3. Buch'")
tn I II 1•liPI 1 us....,. m er o ow ng ac
ousatlon by Russell that Shaffer
had taken his wife to the camp as
aou
his 1uest, Sheriff Wlnpi.L satd
I n.
Shafter lle5 In Cherrlnston hO!!~ss
pU.al at I.Dpn t.(xlo.y with a Cractur·
ed stun and RUssell Is under ar
reat at Nelsonville
Five Tra11a-Atlantic: Planea Graad Stand and Other Park
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The ot.her outbreak charged by
Poreed OUt of Race;
Buildinas Razed I '"FireWingett was the stoning or an au.
ktrtl.obUe by plcll:ets a.t the camp
Three lnjun!d
j
Bug" i11 Cau•e
The automobile wns
\
yesterday
transportJnr n non -union miner to
Los Angeles Aug 23- Belore
Ravenna o Aug
23-INS-A
work at Llek Run Wingett said
dawn Saturday feven of the nation's blaze that authorities said was of
Interurban service between Athens crack pilots were to hop off on the Jncendlary origin tod.By swepL thru
and NelsonvUie was delayed for annual 2000 mlle speed 'derby to the Exp08Jtton Park 1ace track bel~
tvro hours today after destruction Cleveland, 0 •
leveled the grand stand and otht"t
of the power line The sh~upshOOi·
Heading the Ust was Major Doo· I park buildings lil.nd resulted In dam ·
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to"' rd the mine whme Ohh Uttle who after wlnnln(r last year's nge estimated at •100000
ng wa
natiOJfal guardsmen nre stntioned
to Cleveland coptJn~d w
Several horses owned by thC! Ra~
to protect working miners broke ou~ Newark to establish a wnet to eAsL "enna Cavalry were tholl&amp;"ht to have
twlce The nrst ba. n.ge
t
U; d
the r
hi h
for 15 minutes
r
con muect tranBat 1antic speed record
I per hell In ly llre!w c f brhote oukt
slmu aneous
n our o t e par
Ouard8111en believed st1lkers hid 1 cleveland All8 "a3 - INS-With bulldlng11
den In the woods and underbrush asualtles clipping the hs t uf con· 1 Bl!.'ltdell the grandstand the eaton, t:.he h11\s were responsible
1telitants to 79 compet..ltJon beca me 1 tie and horse b&amp;ms, the exhibition
tca;"f:, Hobo formerly a hana- tenae among pilots St..,klng lhe Co1 c1 hall and other smalle1 buUdtnp ~:,!~v:~so 1 ~ ~~esa.,~ ~: g~~=~~
ou o
amps who stopped at Nel-~ up in the Ttanscontlncnla• H fln.dl- I'1/tte razed
llj}nvUle. Wa.&lt;l taken over oy the ap derby today as the ftyet' warm ·
Assistant State P1re Marshal Pred one Involving 'honor !l.S well os
Btrike pickets foUowlng the wallc~ d up their motots at El E 0 T~
Knapp declared the blaze was of prestige, abd thl\t tbese
outu::_.the ~~~ Runilemln; Aprl~._l_ and Atlanta's, Oa.. for the (hi 1d d~~ 1mcendia•y origin after tlndlng a ~!~~~!:~ ~~u'o~:~~d~nt 1
.. .., on Y wo m s rom w.K" 'lPS In the race to Cleveland
] gasolme can near one of the burn•~ was a convenient watehht·?
r·
hold the authority or the
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~ Continuing
the hops toward B
ed stlUctures
Pollee stat ted nn government
~=.~J~n~~~tC::S ~~nggo~ IIke~ lesvllllil Okla.. where the two J1~~: 11mmCdiate search for vandals
wo.r;~ ~ prevent vlolen~ there lona wUl mera:e on Wedneeday the Racing was attempted at the
Oh!G tAttonal
a;UII.l'd8men he.ve Pacl-ftc seetkuJ was to make tll:l 1100 " t1ack this summer but was halted
slnee patrolled the highway a.lcmg Jtop at RosweU N M, and arrive 1due to the objeetlons of the citizens
the camp to keep Ule road opened h Lubook Tex tonight while the l-eague
Fairs wer~.:!lf::CODtlnued at
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AtJant.lc group headed towatd Bh l ,h" l!:xposttlon tPark m Hl29
Mell.'~
, PLANT AT FULL CA~A.CITY
u...onUnuea on pafle threel
r -ELECTRICITY RIEDUCED

C"""aJtieS Reduce ' Race Track Blaze
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A I• r Contestant s Causes Ig
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Stolen bases RU88ell, Btlve:~s
Lett on bases Middleport 5 Pome
roy 8
Earned runs Pomeroy 1 Middle·
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Umpires T Le-la, Pierotti
Time or aame 45 minute&amp;
Double play Bisson to Groen to
Terrtll
Passed boll Nesselroad

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Oftly 21 c:antl •I tiM g•t•
Alao 15 unt ••••• •t th• h•r·
n•u ••ctl, fiiQht hon• show
•nd Wuhln9ton Llw••

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John DeLong and E J HarJ'Ier
were bWIIne&amp;lt vl!llton at Park'fsbura Saturday
The MOMett DrlUins company will
drill in • well on the Andrew LO'\\ery farm at Bailey Run TuNday
Mlu Sara Willlam110n was the
eJundAy ltt.est ot Mlu Mary Lou
MCMaster of Middleport
Mrs Phil WUII.j.mson and daugh~ra Misses Helen and Mary ar•
spendiJig a few days with relative~
at Plckerlngton, 0
Mi. and Mrs Clyde Manh and
chl1dren of Park.:::rsburs apeht Bunday with Mrs Mal'Ql panmta Mr
and Mr11 Adam Ebenbach
Mr and Mrs Walter Meinhart
of Huntl,ngton were the Sunday
IUellte of felatlves h~re
Mr and Mn Etselsteln and chll-

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'l Mn ~ili!t all~mpanle dthem home f

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Men qnd Wom.,n In

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toricol pogeon'f.&amp;-0~
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with casl of 1200.
$15,000 Harnon Rocing
Program.

300·p1oco Ohio Boyo' Band.
Junior fa.r.

Polo Tournament.
Nlghl Horse Show,
Dog, Cat and Canary Shows.
Oublondtng oxhob1ttono of
Shoop, Do1ry Cdltle'; Llvo
Stock; Poultry and Agri·
cultural PrcduciJ.

stirring music, colorful biJRlfh, brteutifYI CQStumlt,
lhrftllng ftraworb. II 'ftoolt with II booul;fuf

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American Business
Is Cll·mL!ng Back

Foreclosure Sale ~~":~:'tl:~t~ f~~~~:d:rss~~
Cause Of Trou b)e

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You're Invited and expectedl "
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est in Ohio'a industry. You 4U w1nt the wholt
ftmlly to enjoy it, The~·· IOMtthlnCJ to intered
end entertein everyone. M1h Feir tim. v••·

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SPIDER BITE MAY
CAUSE MAN'S DEATH

9irl1 in nh~htly p1r1d1.

~oon a~&gt;

0 Aug
HLoullKe Lizards, Pretty
Wheellna w va Aus 23-IN&amp;-The stlfel ce.Hoo works one of the
BoYt" Go lp (01'
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larlest calico printing e8tabllsh·
the
CotmebCII
Roaer Bab8011, Fa m 0 u .. I
ment.s Ln the world, today was opt'lecttlclty rates here 10 !)tr cent
Mass meeting of farmers were I
Staf t' •
Sa•a
• five-year shutdown
enating on &amp; tull-ttme achedule A
fhe municipal light plant last
held In many Iowa towns lncludlil.i
•• letan,
::T
I underwa) toclay on the
deelded Improvement In buAiness Father, Mother and Three
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Boone, Le 11&amp;1"8 andCherokeewhele
Bel 0
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durlnk the la8t two weeks has necChildren Victirnt f
year enlne """" 651 an
"' re uc- lend me ycur compact
demands were Yole!d that farm
HaUfax N S Aug » -&lt;INS&gt;a.t.
near ere w
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essltated puttlnll all the' cq;.npanf~
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I tlon Is expected kl effect an annual
'Sun Bill want my hp,LLC~ Owner of Prcperty Perhapa markets, ereamerleB and other agri American bJUlness ls climbing out ed w resume operations
machinery a,nCI men to work, o:ft'l·
Pot&amp;Oilllll
I ~ln~s .QJ $15000 for the consum Itoo?
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Fatally Beat Man Who
cuLtural exchanges be suspended
of the nUey of deprhslon and :~~~~l~~~teli;O ~~l provlde
eiaia sacU
t
Such a convN'Satton between two
Spencer Ia was virtually cut op ahould be back to normal by 1931
LculsvUle, Ky Aug 23 - INB-- I TirREF.: fNIURED JN CRARH lrJbust males Is not at all tmpossi):ll ~
~Held Mortaaee
from all farm supplie&amp; as barricades a.eoordlnr to Ropr w Bablon of
1 rsenic in palKl&amp;kea waa
credited
said Mrs Ruth 0 Mo.Ur~"l todl\
were eatabllShed on all htghwa} s Boston
WliiU-tnown st.atlatletan GOVl:RNOR PLEADS
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oday wi~h tWing tlve memben of
Mrs Mauerer ls chalrma.n or tf'\l Port.smoMh, 0
Aug :.!3-INS- leading tnto that town
who was ¥bltlllr here OOday
TO SAVE
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one famUy and leaving two other&amp; Detroit Aug 23 - INS - Tw(l t..hhteedth annual oonvenUon ot che , Beaten over the head with 1 tenet:
Cltnton P Savare a Holiday asAside rrom the vast Improvement
AUI :J3 -INS- tt the po llt ot death
voun~~: girl pasrrenprs and a 11811 rol Am.er:.can Cosmetlcta118 A~la- fi.t&amp;ndard at 'a sha"iff s sale WIWam socitltlon \organizer tlalmed that In bu.slness aenUII:I,t!nt displayed In
Olnclil.natl o
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lon h ere
Pfmnywlek 70 today was beUevel.i
(..,-nt nlle&lt;l
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were
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here tode.y from lnjurlet~ suffrr- on ln Se!'JI
frla In a hospital here
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1 t e aat 1hc weekJ throUI'hoUt118 the
ot a.. spjder tod&amp;Y threateced tne leakfast Sunday at tbe home here ed when 3 Cleveland-Detroit llUS
lllren 1n Increasing numbers
HI~ alleged BSSathlnt William
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United states !Jablon rave
a 1 Pleadmg fot All the !lid
life of Dr Wesley L Furste as doc- • t the Jobleas John C Ca11ahan Sr lerlulhed Into a truck trailer south uf me obsei'YM, ''u.re becoming uoa· Jack, 50 is b!!lng held in the Adan ., TWO KrLLf.:D Ol CINC'INNATI reuon for hill optimism the fact con extend
GovernOI\
ton declded upon a flfth apern.tton ..'hrce children, Oecella 8 Vl.rllnla t el e Ialit night 14 other PLJW!ll!(efl! netl.cs eonSCIOUll You d 1 be surprised 1 county jail a.t West Union hea
Cincinnati 0 Aug. 23 - INS
buatoelll bad • 801le down out of all Whtte today set 1n motk.Jand blood traru~fuS'Jon ln n.~ t!l'!ort ~and Kenneth, 15 months old died suft'ered moor njurles
ltL kr.ow Jl:(fw many carry lipsticks ! here where the incident OccUrred ' 'I'Uro persons lncludlng Cllv Sur"''- proportion
portalll movement to ~··•~.']
to ward of1 death.
wttru.n ll few hours.
1
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J ell: w sa.ld to have at.tack8d r Oecrge D Pramngel were jcP. ( I
"MOlle ~ are belrla hauled or home~&gt; and buslneMCS or
or Jl'urste was phystciLn for X11v- C&amp;llahao. 43, Rnd bia wife, Mrs
TO USE 'ONE MAN' CARS
1 A ''blendlb(r brush Mrs Maure~ 1Pen':wwtO:."' as tole latter bld on ar· t::day victims or tramc aeewents tranaported now, than are being c Ohio citlzeM wb.o a~
tel university athlelilc teams Hilt sabelle OaJlahan 39 41ed Monday
ex;plalried Ia a. man 11 pdwder pu11' ticlefl of fLtmlshlngs of Jack''a home Ffamn~ter 24 years old ?.us run produced and more are beltlJ ecm- I life savlnp swept away
also for the .CinetnnaU Boxing tlom- George, Ul, and Dorotlly, 4., a.re
Oolumbus 0
Aug 23- INB- 1dF&amp;ilned for use on what beaut.lct- 1which were being oold at a. sheriff r; l down by an automcb .. c While sm IUnled than ate betne produced pge foreclosures
mlsaiOn
rave-l.y Ill Pour of the tatpllY net Porty one-man 5treet ca.u will be &amp;'1/S co.ll "a beard baae'
sald Babi!IOn
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Tht' Governor and
1 sale Pennywlclc had broua:ht about veytng " street here
He wa.s bitten aevc1al W•' •k:8 .-.go t bre:',kta.Rt eiiCII.pcd
plAced in service here Octobt!r 1 1 M111 Maurer said that one of the tl'le sale by foreclosure of a mon
The other victim Steve Chi""
Like • cllleale, a depreaakm de- I ecv Theodore
Blood potsonll\f l!,eveLoped and four t'bMh araenlc wu fo1.111d In the aceordtrtg to plans today ot thelrerular euatomen or her beauty r-..ae
l uu: Dertu was killed when His \'elop&amp; ltll on antuoldn wbicb cur- lchtu
O))tl'&amp;tions and blood traneruetor:sj anl!lte batter tl ; kill tlte .,hole I Columbus Railway Power and Light) hop is a il"afBe polleernn-n who ha,,
AccordifW tD poll~ Jack setsed &amp;[motoroycle collided wiUI an au - es ttaeU Durlnl ' the bOOm period ntltte~
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w'thin the peat two weeki tblte IUb1i)r Of eleven Dr C il lL.~rrlf Co .. ~et cars hitherto had beenlhls :ftnpmaiJJt_ &amp;nd hair tinted, h~ fence standard and hlt Pennyw1clr.lmobllP Wolly Bennett 22 a rlderlwe had Just the !)piiOII.I&amp;e COtldltletn l ~'&lt;~sea.moratorhun
{&amp;.Uecl to place him on tl J!l road to dU"eetor of health, announced tc· mana1ed by a. motorman and a con~ eyebroW&amp; trimmed and hi&amp; eomp-' over the head when the latter be~ on the motorcycle was ~~eriouslvlthat of more btfbl ptvdueed than Iclosures at the apecla.l
'l't rovtrJ
l ductcr
- plexion toned
Jan b1dmnr on the artlelea
ni1-t 1111d may die
was beq eop~ume4."
1hrlsll•tUl'i! w meet here
1dly follow!nf laboratory teat.

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"Washington L1ves," Blcen-

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m Chicago Saturday, havmg won the race With death hov-

The -statement issued from Hit
lt!rs headquarters In Munich
as foUov.;s
The court verdict jusLtfles my
reason.'! for refwlng w entf'l Lhc
Bourgols cabinet Von Papcn s name
\\Ill enter history besmlrelted witt,
blood
Von Pa.pen will 1101 cheek the
progress of our movem ent e\Cn !
he executes thousands or our fight·
ers We will do av.ay With the
terror government, round~d upon
bloody seaffolds
Hetr Von Papen, we are flghtmg:
tor natlonolitlt Q(!!many s , lctorv
and the destrucuon of Ma rxtsts
lsociallsts and oommunlsL."' J who ti re
undermining the Fattlerlanrl
The situation 1n Beuthen a.os well
o..s In m!Un' other cities and Lowns
throughout the country \Vn s tensu
Authorltloes feared nev.. oulbreu.ks
I or re rlous violence such as followed
the passing of the death sentence~
ye5tl.'rday
Nazi storm troopt; e\ el y\\ here
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were tea Y to '"&amp;ht for tlleir cop
demned comrades whuSP pard un11
they demanded
The government \' a.s showered
~llth teleg"ams from thtoughout till:
Bolch asldng oommutat1on o! th..
st ntence but omcials, from Chan
cellor PrllnZ Von Pn.pen apJ.IC!lt"trl

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1PbtD out trlml4lleud

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r WAT JOB '1/0U HA.O
EtGNTVI.-"ItS AclO o4l

111 all ..... ~t.bolllb ... lo ba
....._ A.ttoll,)'mUUI Jettere, bo~ txP~'lltD\ and ~ lD ".bemr
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Hanesville

,,YO U !!HOYCO HAVi: I(!PT

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At End of Aifantic Flight

the

That

F1Jm Wyeth~ fBmlly or U:c·
Arthur PeLt w~~th and Mr. and
Mr11 Lon Hampton were SundaY
gue11t.H or Mr und Mn H annon
Wyetb

Seve~~ Vio'Jaton of Dry La w 1

mat.t.aoe wru be publilbld.

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Hia Honor;" Six.

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NATIONAL ADVERTISI NG R EPR£8t:NT4TIVt:IS

week
Guy KinK or Wilkesville, La wren.
, ce and Robert Lemo11 of NelROnville
wen culllnl! un Wru King Saturdsv

Fred Kunball, Inc ,
Chlcaso. Phlladelphla, Pittsburg M.JlwiU.Ikee

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One We,•k ·
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Onf' Y('llf

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.60 Tilree Mont.h.s
6 00 One Month

tlVelllllll

Lalnr Bun:&gt;bury 11. 1lll f11.mlly or Co1 lumbm,: ilrt' spending tf'n days wlt.h.

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Ledile Deckard of Bosvisited relaUvee here

an i, lr1et ldJ;,
Robert and Hf'rton RI!!KS and
fumtl•e s we1e at Bert Rl&amp;ll&amp; Sunday
Mr an d Mt " Harvld F1 ank Oar-

Casualties

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' duP.r Evl'lyn Ward, and Mr. and
Mn.1 E~erett McKn ight spent t.he
11.•eek tnd ut WwJ\lngton, D C

PRUCLAMATLON OF PEACE-Glory tu liud 111 the
}llghesl, and o n earth jtt!ace, good Will toward men.Luke 2:14.

K~wu~tll

F.utMu lnger o! Mlddlr-

porL ~tad Brown Mlller of Columbus YIBlled thel1 uunt MN!
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HA \'E ALL GOOIJ-Tht! young lions do la-:k, nnd
!'\Ufl'er ht111get .. but t hey that !ieek the Lord :;hull not want
any goud lhmg.-Psal m 34:10.

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Picnic Grove

THE WRONG METHOD
il A f THE present 'itak· admi m~tratlon h,. takwg the
\\1 \lng method m dealing w•t h the unemp~oyment situ- '

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.:~tltlll , •~ vu~t.:ed by many Leadmg manufactu r cus a nd bu::ntw":-: mel•
Au order accompanying the latest hsts of b1d- :
daldt' !O!J I' for hig h way COllS'tJ:'UCtion I~ th'~ CR USC of ~he

DONALD

lli~tu:-..~JI)tl.

'I tus order sttpul!lte~ that men ::~hall Ue used mstt!ad'
ol m,H:hiner.v. ~ w h ercver possible or p radicab le. The m ove !
f1l llllll"e, is m tended to fu r nis h more work for men out of )
July, But let u~ ana l y~e t he situatio n f or a moment.
Cl.ttltt!d that t h e Ldea to e mpl oy as ma n y men as possib le 1
l.'i .1 ~l)od o ne, but why no~ t:ar t·y the th ing out in a big- way I
:n1d bl'lng u iJOUt j ust t h at extra t!mp loymc nt t h at ifl being I
M·.~nlwd fur and at the same time gt&gt;l noJ IHI much, but \
JnHt I' lor tht!j tax-p aycr.!J' m ouey '!
For tll:o,ht.n&lt;' l;l, why not ut~e eVI;ll'Y Ltt of laUor savi11g
mach~rtc t·y that hag been devised and t hat ca n be used at

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YGu.n&amp; •••• lte•utlhl Patrltl•
Br,Jth'IVait adorft hf'r father HI
•u.th that sht .,... wlllinJ to aaerlife-' l•n and happiae' a to ln.1ure
lliil fu.t¥" ••llepe_'1dHtee b:y ID&amp;l'rJ·
lei lllWIIIIe-a~rrd Harvey Blllae for

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mac h i nery, wi ll
hm.l wo r k fo r more of t h e ir me n, th e st a t e ca n o ff er mor e
road .-\ lor pav ing a nd im p rove me nt a nd COJI I:Ieq ue nt ly mor e

SYNOPSIS

Columbu.J

anudual sav ing to t he State an d Ul:)e t he addition a l
that ;tn'I'Ut•~:~, for more r oad:; an d more work . 1u thit~ man-~
tH: r, t ht&gt; but lders of mac hi nery wi ll find work for th eir
JllCJI , llllll'nad:; H1 transpor t ing th e

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1anr:l LarrY Tlbbett.s on
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On the wh ole, th e e nti re p rocedu r e wo uld tH m p ly
"' ~armony tru;ide"thf' party Mn't l i~t~~::f
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I ~rophone ) linb f01: Candlcb.t.ea
~~t.bud 9.3 e~ntlal RS hannony]
uwun ~h ttt tor every do lla r t ha t t he taxpa ye r t~pendH u n- T he atr b mide for son&amp; :md l{leo~t.sid-:! it
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d~r t h~c cond itiOns h e wo uld pro bab ly get about one.l lod,y. ~~re(ore, the pqlaical ~~ndl,
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third more Improved r oads, for t he very evtde nt reat\on 1 and concen~ate OJ&gt; , humm in;.
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uuder the mqdern met hods than by r everttng to t h e da y.•, Lme 111018 • ' t.h
, ""· fo""c.
nms
say anr:
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your ·'Pi·
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· L FiShel' speul the•· week ell~
whon a p 1c k a nd ::~ h ovel we re a bo ut qur pnly mcl;l ll~ Uf 1
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g't!ft tng wor k o f a hJg w~y 11atu re, pe o rm e .
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vote-;~t,e •• Into . yom
Mr 11.11d Mt-~ L H. Nelson
oon l,u l
and t.ablc-p6lmdblQ aqd.
BOn, 'BIIlY,
Sunday at "'''tori
T h1• id ea &lt;Hhnnred hy th e :;tate o Hi cinhliH luutla hlciWaiJIUlh
~cc mlty w lh GoOd
Balem with T'f'laUvcs
Itclie f of muny. lnu; im•HM me n \'l:hn hu\'e. 1• h r11 1l nll!l drow11 hlm
but
loon tile .dial Bln!!; 1 M• Rnd M rs H B
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w. Don t applau~
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f youwel!, oyen tr o obOdy 0 j~ ~~.'daughter,
Vlrglnht or
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, u 11l l)e acCI)
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1 !'I 1HI, 1 ._u.\ , Jt r;\1\g
· , Tile tadlo pullllt: Ul not 11tlcrc5tcu 1 If
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the past wee k
ll \c. uHet
fo' tl•el•
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you mwst .save thil na. lon, tl@ I ,•••tlv'""•
t he mac hllll!l'Y a nd bu Jid m g addt hO JUtl m Jk ugt·.
lin
da.tt·s. Hgtn&gt;eti and advertlzllng
Hag and the home dfl JL \(} a tunc Tr\ursday
stoprlng llt 'Rig''
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E lm tollrlst camp ncr.r L®\ll to
T ho next pte!lld~n t will be the
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THE PRESIDENTIAL FIGHT
OOSE VELT h aH c u m~ to OhiO a ud depar ted, H !! h a:i Elunlllat.e the gag tlle c tlarge~; l m eloey while his press atent. tm- I Mrs. PauJ Oordon and bQby of,
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-:o aUtpolls ~nd part'nts, Ml'. and Mnl
WPHt. :-i{ t! hus found fa ul t wit h th e met hods whi ch have l and like t he patter of raln Oil the
Dont worry over who's golnr to J eR . Swisher , q,ent )ltlrt of Iaiit
1 roof to the l'lt.rs
he your vlee prc11ident T he fll'llt )week In CohuhbWI
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1elephone Men Blt~ze New Trail
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tlie ba~ ~bftd like poli 1lH;d ebony,
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will work a nd if hl' has a cure f or t he n atio n , he h as notj 1
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long. The booster-spirit of newspapers brushes aside such handicaps and continues on the March of Progress along the road til at
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guns, tanks and airplanes. 'That general would be regarded liS
mad and would command no confidence among th e • people Q(
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March of Progress, there may be, of course," instances of obstruc.. tjon, but ta~en generally, such allegations can be utterly rejee~- . P_rogr~ i~ irre!tible a,nd not 80 unkind to existing institut 'ti!!Ji'S ,liljdJ4;ap:a~ements 'as sen(!8tion-mongers would sometime'
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"Oh, you adorable Infant I" He m''nt, ••. lack tur~·o« \h, ~Mor , Place of Ants in 24 Hours.
Jri-:e:!:or ,, :ppa~eot enrr ~our.
drew her &amp;wlftly down to the white and atood }J;p. amlhn1 d:Qwn at her.
l Focicl apoilap i1 at ifl ~ aod ~
beacli. "But I mutt warn. f O\),' \ W
"When flo wt dHeebd ' to rWl' r No
how thiek the &amp;.nt-e are · payhlpriceieectual dollusead
a•kl, "this dream hM .qp end, [~ ki~om, 1~ 1 of Neptune! 'l a)le in your fdtolulll, pantry 1 ioe box or ' ceota.WbyaotiCOpwud . . aodiiUt
beran with c:re,atlon •nd Ita end· uked, makinJ room fot bim amonr ~ &amp;ardP.o, TERRO Ant Killer will pv~l'll~ Let the moaey JCMlll'l ~
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.• "at\l•!Mnle stlr.Jed in her: lelt
Be helped her into tb~ boat, then "Not, Fair daur~ter ot Aun~, I Thr.Ut our positive money ..b&amp;~k :J'a•t~famiiJ!T ~~
·~ a~•bn, lletora the end of ' thtal pollna: e I e a r of the, lhllllow• b._ l;tU we b:•v• plirhted our l;fOth bl· '
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IUJ 10 mak!-.acl Janptasift
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Tti• matc:hlna mecblld11n Ju UrIINt est fJmllfJ' linUJ•ne••· and t•1n11 o •p11n rla11 on •¥b eide,
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Cor. 3rd 'and Mill Sta.,
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MIDDLEPORT, -:- OHIO
Glea~!ar wbht nllliaec• uefal.l·
1J1 amb~ ~ 1~01t,11 •rm• to content. The emotlohal eat.iiel)'am th, 1Uver
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118. Sbi teM: -eattentd olit, &amp;ndift'rr. thtoUI'b which lhe bad paand,' ttie tbW' ap~ke.
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wltbia •ai~Tch, iacnut caw...
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tl;le paat, i.U tAle futur. d,onb~ and. torment, the llhoc~ Rf ~4h.lL:Ife ad rdilh•ed. lt.ielf \nto I
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e JOU 1:0 atiliae ....,
v.~ aq . J,U'~ne, ~ 41ttover t~(l ·Jack'~ col:tti'lr ~•hen ..• h• 1had Qeueit • m.lrhcy ,ef~o~, a#f\ ....a
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~\ point of ab'an,pnoelli tb•t to expett. 11r even Wiih for h1m- flllinc the .aru\Pertae, It 1wu • V 1
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ijaak tift\:i •aettlM o•eli ti.er; tit once had 18ft her apent, empty 1ot All tMr hM ''"''~ ·Oiat of Wr~ i
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let ,;w; ~ darlq her to reekhln aw•renees r,f ,the ni1ht~1 fant+RJe
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-ourh.t to iake fl. t.IP from a cer- ~
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&amp;not;Mr niee. It'• abJurd. Aad ,out- bad been sick with pain and shame eauH JOV: nmind me of nlJf&amp;ther. 1til:, rundown. und.-welli't. &amp; nerl'qeOU to 1'GD •war to u• with • over hil failure. A:nd n,ow it waa aU Tben eouldn't ,be anot:Mr likoa ldm. vo8 tw~~ld
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Spra)' atunr fl.er face Ute ftitn&amp;' You are the Jtpirlt ot bit youth, r ound""'"""'nd a ;;,~ 1:
will earrr me away for rllBllom. ~Ht~z:ticlea of snow. A thtobbl~ vi- whlf:h aceo~ta for mr feeu~,· th•t by taklnr a tablespoonful 0;r:,~tha I
ftoqll If rou an a ele..-er band1t brancy tinaled elon1 ber relaxed l'v• ldfowp :rou a lone time,
pepsin with hill mea.l.s
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Sbe &amp;umed hb h.nd, p.llm ap.
Mentha PepsJn acta like
ta&amp;: a ca..,._ btl ~ l•nd "With a piti- who wu thi1 man who drew her and tn.Uinr one flnpr ner tht gastrlc juJce to dr&amp;W ont the pod of
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tu-. hrbaJaJ'O'IIanLoal.tana'a the nalm ol dreamJ wbere moon· tb1m. ftr an ~f like that! ANt ftesh trlch red blOOd and plentJ or !
._,.DI\NJ t.Pftte, wbo, li il aaid, ll1ht roofed one'• world, and tht 'trho are roa! li do.an't matter, nerv~UJ, enertY-PEP! No 1tumnr '
Mftr •rrled aDdl never d.led; jult al\ltabJe tea 8oowl itt Tid• an- b.ut U b1 chanCI 1'011 ebout•n't di• no tonica, no fore~dOIJO bf hea.vv 1
·~~ • • t r the HI from known ltl&amp;l'l who piloted hu tbroqh appear entinl~on aunrlae I food! or ''bullden." Simply eat what \l. · STEEL REFRIGERATOR.
w~ ~~appeared tG romantic the vut unknown toward •u liD• ahall 'II'&amp;D\ to
UN roa tG DQ you like Bnd let tnentha pep'Stn do
OrtOJ..., Ita.&amp; it do..a't matte~bo lm0P1 ~nd; ~Qt.Jl-. pOwe~ to eo~; 1ather. And fathU. an partiealu tJ.1e rest. You won't
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~ ... 'ta .., enooe.~' ADd I . . . tr71DI' to eJI)lai11 tt, tndil'...rut tO INIU • ~
W• 4'*a pepe1n by asking for D&amp;re'l!l Mldd~.
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ooriAbl ay ...a. - ' l hck Loa&gt;- P&lt;rl ....... M&amp;!'lln "' RA&gt;IIer and
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the votes f all where t h ey w nul d . As a mun of IntegritY I ~
a n d co nscientio u" "'cr upl eM, MT . Uoove r will b e hBrd t o ! ~ountah11, vaQe11,
bea t. A t~ a politk ta TI , 8imply &amp;ll a vute ga t h e re r, .m a ny Nll. de~,U r
m en in much t~malle r pollltions could tettc h hi m a 1'e r :t ,lo tl\• •t;.leph~bt
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fleete d far more voteH to hiK ban ne r ut t he rt l:l l(t a lectlo n . : ·

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lolld lt l i~ ur c 11H th ey are, t ha t it will tuh a gre&lt;tt d ea l !
mon.' 1 ~11 a d r ippi ng W(!t prcstde JJ t or u c rac klin g dry' tH I " j
\u tll,tk'-.~ ht· t o ~,~,.~o~ l r.v &lt;lilY wcltt!l' or il iiY d ri e r , legnlb Lhnn
it h l' li~tpWK\lflll of th(' prt' .. t nt l'ttrn (JHlgn Vt i',Y llUllmLIIv
l ht • rl • l•~h.~ ; rcvt~ rt:i ilillk to tht: t'(.'tltltl nll l' ,'\ll uattl l ll a:ul 1111 1
that t·'L ii1Jcd wtll our next prc~ id e11t he t!ledc d.
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l uue .. uf Mr. Ho(We r d uring th e paMt four yt!arR, knows, h e I
cu 11't help hut knowi ng- th at Mr. H oove r ~~ a ma n o f !
gfP.ttcst wtegnty, a m un whoHe id e al:~ co me ah e a d of any I
pu litu:al cl1que or any question of politi cs. Mr. Hoover , 1
had he IHwt l Hlmpl_~r a poli ti cian and' not hinll e htc, would I
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(.ll!b!lta l, \c 11U eKtiam1 to be t hrashed o ut at t he election. I

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rur lffi PI'OV in g a nai iOll, hurd hit hy ndve rt~ity. AIHi yet,
h e hou1 Haid1 littl e of a constru ctive nature wh en one con- ,
~1d c rH t h at t h e g reat ~tat e of New Yor k, under· h 1s guid- ;
a nee d\ll'ing th e dcpre~~ ion , ha::l not be nefitte ci o ne Jota b y ~ \
t he ve ry thin g8 wh1 ch h t! :-~a id wo uld be n e fit t he cou ntry. ,

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presented him for roodyiuck, with a
little flower medal, Which he said
had been bleased by 'the Popll.
Provisions for the flight Included 1
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"Oh, 1" adorable in(.ntJ'• he e:rcl•lmM. •• he •rew her .llw(Jtl, •••• ' slve recelvlne and seodlng radio 1
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to me. 1 ~It l\nd out ~he en~ QU a_ bird over *he ~Itt. ~ 1hla plane to Oslo aplnat 6 plane I
time-befon you vM.nlab for- R•4 l'eft the. chi.~ftJ 1break41n ~- 1which was sent out later today trom
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/. low ehuakllnJ, lauch ••ca""d Ita •atl~.,. prJ•ae,. a..., •It i ~jb O&amp;hkOsh, Wll, and John Brochkon
him. WheNupun the wind apraq roll·~ 0!. tamiahecl' .Ovir JQ ~lr Brooklin. '
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hind th4lm ~b_ook out ita follap In tbr,a~cl to1 o•entltlm 'be m. I
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wbleperlq laul'hter. The I i,ttle Pr~~aantl~ thtq H~ld d~~ t, • I ARE YOU BOTHERED :
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F1Jm Wyeth~ fBmlly or U:c·
Arthur PeLt w~~th and Mr. and
Mr11 Lon Hampton were SundaY
gue11t.H or Mr und Mn H annon
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Seve~~ Vio'Jaton of Dry La w 1

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Guy KinK or Wilkesville, La wren.
, ce and Robert Lemo11 of NelROnville
wen culllnl! un Wru King Saturdsv

Fred Kunball, Inc ,
Chlcaso. Phlladelphla, Pittsburg M.JlwiU.Ikee

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Ledile Deckard of Bosvisited relaUvee here

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Robert and Hf'rton RI!!KS and
fumtl•e s we1e at Bert Rl&amp;ll&amp; Sunday
Mr an d Mt " Harvld F1 ank Oar-

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Mn.1 E~erett McKn ight spent t.he
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PRUCLAMATLON OF PEACE-Glory tu liud 111 the
}llghesl, and o n earth jtt!ace, good Will toward men.Luke 2:14.

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F.utMu lnger o! Mlddlr-

porL ~tad Brown Mlller of Columbus YIBlled thel1 uunt MN!
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HA \'E ALL GOOIJ-Tht! young lions do la-:k, nnd
!'\Ufl'er ht111get .. but t hey that !ieek the Lord :;hull not want
any goud lhmg.-Psal m 34:10.

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Picnic Grove

THE WRONG METHOD
il A f THE present 'itak· admi m~tratlon h,. takwg the
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Au order accompanying the latest hsts of b1d- :
daldt' !O!J I' for hig h way COllS'tJ:'UCtion I~ th'~ CR USC of ~he

DONALD

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'I tus order sttpul!lte~ that men ::~hall Ue used mstt!ad'
ol m,H:hiner.v. ~ w h ercver possible or p radicab le. The m ove !
f1l llllll"e, is m tended to fu r nis h more work for men out of )
July, But let u~ ana l y~e t he situatio n f or a moment.
Cl.ttltt!d that t h e Ldea to e mpl oy as ma n y men as possib le 1
l.'i .1 ~l)od o ne, but why no~ t:ar t·y the th ing out in a big- way I
:n1d bl'lng u iJOUt j ust t h at extra t!mp loymc nt t h at ifl being I
M·.~nlwd fur and at the same time gt&gt;l noJ IHI much, but \
JnHt I' lor tht!j tax-p aycr.!J' m ouey '!
For tll:o,ht.n&lt;' l;l, why not ut~e eVI;ll'Y Ltt of laUor savi11g
mach~rtc t·y that hag been devised and t hat ca n be used at

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YGu.n&amp; •••• lte•utlhl Patrltl•
Br,Jth'IVait adorft hf'r father HI
•u.th that sht .,... wlllinJ to aaerlife-' l•n and happiae' a to ln.1ure
lliil fu.t¥" ••llepe_'1dHtee b:y ID&amp;l'rJ·
lei lllWIIIIe-a~rrd Harvey Blllae for

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mac h i nery, wi ll
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road .-\ lor pav ing a nd im p rove me nt a nd COJI I:Ieq ue nt ly mor e

SYNOPSIS

Columbu.J

anudual sav ing to t he State an d Ul:)e t he addition a l
that ;tn'I'Ut•~:~, for more r oad:; an d more work . 1u thit~ man-~
tH: r, t ht&gt; but lders of mac hi nery wi ll find work for th eir
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1anr:l LarrY Tlbbett.s on
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On the wh ole, th e e nti re p rocedu r e wo uld tH m p ly
"' ~armony tru;ide"thf' party Mn't l i~t~~::f
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I ~rophone ) linb f01: Candlcb.t.ea
~~t.bud 9.3 e~ntlal RS hannony]
uwun ~h ttt tor every do lla r t ha t t he taxpa ye r t~pendH u n- T he atr b mide for son&amp; :md l{leo~t.sid-:! it
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whon a p 1c k a nd ::~ h ovel we re a bo ut qur pnly mcl;l ll~ Uf 1
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Mr 11.11d Mt-~ L H. Nelson
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and t.ablc-p6lmdblQ aqd.
BOn, 'BIIlY,
Sunday at "'''tori
T h1• id ea &lt;Hhnnred hy th e :;tate o Hi cinhliH luutla hlciWaiJIUlh
~cc mlty w lh GoOd
Balem with T'f'laUvcs
Itclie f of muny. lnu; im•HM me n \'l:hn hu\'e. 1• h r11 1l nll!l drow11 hlm
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loon tile .dial Bln!!; 1 M• Rnd M rs H B
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f youwel!, oyen tr o obOdy 0 j~ ~~.'daughter,
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t he mac hllll!l'Y a nd bu Jid m g addt hO JUtl m Jk ugt·.
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da.tt·s. Hgtn&gt;eti and advertlzllng
Hag and the home dfl JL \(} a tunc Tr\ursday
stoprlng llt 'Rig''
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E lm tollrlst camp ncr.r L®\ll to
T ho next pte!lld~n t will be the
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THE PRESIDENTIAL FIGHT
OOSE VELT h aH c u m~ to OhiO a ud depar ted, H !! h a:i Elunlllat.e the gag tlle c tlarge~; l m eloey while his press atent. tm- I Mrs. PauJ Oordon and bQby of,
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-:o aUtpolls ~nd part'nts, Ml'. and Mnl
WPHt. :-i{ t! hus found fa ul t wit h th e met hods whi ch have l and like t he patter of raln Oil the
Dont worry over who's golnr to J eR . Swisher , q,ent )ltlrt of Iaiit
1 roof to the l'lt.rs
he your vlee prc11ident T he fll'llt )week In CohuhbWI
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the Mftn, flnP ~arklnr• ~f h'• face
,tn clear outlJne, ,hat &amp;pj:Mtfrred. ...qn~
~SUb•.-ntiil, drtiiJilll:e, lpel(t Of the
ha~nl qu,J1(~ 1 of the tropical
nfaibt tlult ,.outd ~nl1h with thl!!

1elephone Men Blt~ze New Trail
to Construct Pole Line in Ohio

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tlie ba~ ~bftd like poli 1lH;d ebony,
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will work a nd if hl' has a cure f or t he n atio n , he h as notj 1
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he had d one th i:~ befor e hi1:1 gp {'ech and his meth ods had 'I
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ve lt would be ass ured of election . There i :-~ littl e roo m for i

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th ey !li!1P't know anything about pap er money. wonder ~~f.~~!: ~db~~
w~at thr.y qaed !01 mft•tmg·;
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long. The booster-spirit of newspapers brushes aside such handicaps and continues on the March of Progress along the road til at
leads to a better, busier city,

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guns, tanks and airplanes. 'That general would be regarded liS
mad and would command no confidence among th e • people Q(
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March of Progress, there may be, of course," instances of obstruc.. tjon, but ta~en generally, such allegations can be utterly rejee~- . P_rogr~ i~ irre!tible a,nd not 80 unkind to existing institut 'ti!!Ji'S ,liljdJ4;ap:a~ements 'as sen(!8tion-mongers would sometime'
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then to g() ahead with a real knowledge of it and a vision of a still
greater city towards which yom· hopes, your thoughts and toil .ar11
building f9r•the years to come.

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"Oh, you adorable Infant I" He m''nt, ••. lack tur~·o« \h, ~Mor , Place of Ants in 24 Hours.
Jri-:e:!:or ,, :ppa~eot enrr ~our.
drew her &amp;wlftly down to the white and atood }J;p. amlhn1 d:Qwn at her.
l Focicl apoilap i1 at ifl ~ aod ~
beacli. "But I mutt warn. f O\),' \ W
"When flo wt dHeebd ' to rWl' r No
how thiek the &amp;.nt-e are · payhlpriceieectual dollusead
a•kl, "this dream hM .qp end, [~ ki~om, 1~ 1 of Neptune! 'l a)le in your fdtolulll, pantry 1 ioe box or ' ceota.WbyaotiCOpwud . . aodiiUt
beran with c:re,atlon •nd Ita end· uked, makinJ room fot bim amonr ~ &amp;ardP.o, TERRO Ant Killer will pv~l'll~ Let the moaey JCMlll'l ~
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.• "at\l•!Mnle stlr.Jed in her: lelt
Be helped her into tb~ boat, then "Not, Fair daur~ter ot Aun~, I Thr.Ut our positive money ..b&amp;~k :J'a•t~famiiJ!T ~~
·~ a~•bn, lletora the end of ' thtal pollna: e I e a r of the, lhllllow• b._ l;tU we b:•v• plirhted our l;fOth bl· '
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IUJ 10 mak!-.acl Janptasift
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Tti• matc:hlna mecblld11n Ju UrIINt est fJmllfJ' linUJ•ne••· and t•1n11 o •p11n rla11 on •¥b eide,
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MIDDLEPORT, -:- OHIO
Glea~!ar wbht nllliaec• uefal.l·
1J1 amb~ ~ 1~01t,11 •rm• to content. The emotlohal eat.iiel)'am th, 1Uver
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118. Sbi teM: -eattentd olit, &amp;ndift'rr. thtoUI'b which lhe bad paand,' ttie tbW' ap~ke.
~ lratlt llO ~eel. 10T
wltbia •ai~Tch, iacnut caw...
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tl;le paat, i.U tAle futur. d,onb~ and. torment, the llhoc~ Rf ~4h.lL:Ife ad rdilh•ed. lt.ielf \nto I
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e JOU 1:0 atiliae ....,
v.~ aq . J,U'~ne, ~ 41ttover t~(l ·Jack'~ col:tti'lr ~•hen ..• h• 1had Qeueit • m.lrhcy ,ef~o~, a#f\ ....a
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ijaak tift\:i •aettlM o•eli ti.er; tit once had 18ft her apent, empty 1ot All tMr hM ''"''~ ·Oiat of Wr~ i
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PlM wlaOH .,.,1 alme Ia unknown cone.
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Spra)' atunr fl.er face Ute ftitn&amp;' You are the Jtpirlt ot bit youth, r ound""'"""'nd a ;;,~ 1:
will earrr me away for rllBllom. ~Ht~z:ticlea of snow. A thtobbl~ vi- whlf:h aceo~ta for mr feeu~,· th•t by taklnr a tablespoonful 0;r:,~tha I
ftoqll If rou an a ele..-er band1t brancy tinaled elon1 ber relaxed l'v• ldfowp :rou a lone time,
pepsin with hill mea.l.s
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fOGDI.'IIItbowtbatdr.ere'•nothlnr bodJ. Wher~werethe)'1oin1! ADd
Sbe &amp;umed hb h.nd, p.llm ap.
Mentha PepsJn acta like
ta&amp;: a ca..,._ btl ~ l•nd "With a piti- who wu thi1 man who drew her and tn.Uinr one flnpr ner tht gastrlc juJce to dr&amp;W ont the pod of
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~ 1111ctr: OD tt to olfer tD ntum awar from aU known tblnp Into eallauiU, laid, 'llfell Dtl Ill• a &amp; what you eat a.nd tum It into soUd :
tu-. hrbaJaJ'O'IIanLoal.tana'a the nalm ol dreamJ wbere moon· tb1m. ftr an ~f like that! ANt ftesh trlch red blOOd and plentJ or !
._,.DI\NJ t.Pftte, wbo, li il aaid, ll1ht roofed one'• world, and tht 'trho are roa! li do.an't matter, nerv~UJ, enertY-PEP! No 1tumnr '
Mftr •rrled aDdl never d.led; jult al\ltabJe tea 8oowl itt Tid• an- b.ut U b1 chanCI 1'011 ebout•n't di• no tonica, no fore~dOIJO bf hea.vv 1
·~~ • • t r the HI from known ltl&amp;l'l who piloted hu tbroqh appear entinl~on aunrlae I food! or ''bullden." Simply eat what \l. · STEEL REFRIGERATOR.
w~ ~~appeared tG romantic the vut unknown toward •u liD• ahall 'II'&amp;D\ to
UN roa tG DQ you like Bnd let tnentha pep'Stn do
OrtOJ..., Ita.&amp; it do..a't matte~bo lm0P1 ~nd; ~Qt.Jl-. pOwe~ to eo~; 1ather. And fathU. an partiealu tJ.1e rest. You won't
recogulse your· Th
, - an or wblt: yoa are, or if 70a ~Hr. ~ ..,ho~ ltitred;.la ber ~t bcnriDc GUnH ud b&amp;vina ~If In a month.1s timl!!-or even
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, llilllcll; .. ...,It lui,_, or""'" thl•·•nr ID ~r mini!, 'IJ!aorl!ll"lt. . ' Ba ''""~ :'Y~-::· Wtll, B Be aure to . ., genuine mntha l
ELECTRIC ,
~ ... 'ta .., enooe.~' ADd I . . . tr71DI' to eJI)lai11 tt, tndil'...rut tO INIU • ~
W• 4'*a pepe1n by asking for D&amp;re'l!l Mldd~.
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ooriAbl ay ...a. - ' l hck Loa&gt;- P&lt;rl ....... M&amp;!'lln "' RA&gt;IIer and
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; iMifr ........ ~ ht'ora ;1la Sbt watched tlul leu cat•llb :'!'! ... fOa ~· .. Ia that ~to~~ Oo. •nd other""''- 1
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the votes f all where t h ey w nul d . As a mun of IntegritY I ~
a n d co nscientio u" "'cr upl eM, MT . Uoove r will b e hBrd t o ! ~ountah11, vaQe11,
bea t. A t~ a politk ta TI , 8imply &amp;ll a vute ga t h e re r, .m a ny Nll. de~,U r
m en in much t~malle r pollltions could tettc h hi m a 1'e r :t ,lo tl\• •t;.leph~bt
vr~a t d eu 1.
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Jl t ,t f al' cl t tTeren t manne r, in a way whi ch w u ~ld hav e 11.0·\
fleete d far more voteH to hiK ban ne r ut t he rt l:l l(t a lectlo n . : ·

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lolld lt l i~ ur c 11H th ey are, t ha t it will tuh a gre&lt;tt d ea l !
mon.' 1 ~11 a d r ippi ng W(!t prcstde JJ t or u c rac klin g dry' tH I " j
\u tll,tk'-.~ ht· t o ~,~,.~o~ l r.v &lt;lilY wcltt!l' or il iiY d ri e r , legnlb Lhnn
it h l' li~tpWK\lflll of th(' prt' .. t nt l'ttrn (JHlgn Vt i',Y llUllmLIIv
l ht • rl • l•~h.~ ; rcvt~ rt:i ilillk to tht: t'(.'tltltl nll l' ,'\ll uattl l ll a:ul 1111 1
that t·'L ii1Jcd wtll our next prc~ id e11t he t!ledc d.
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Auy one who haK fo ll owed t he fur t u nc:-~ a nd mil·ifu t'·l
l uue .. uf Mr. Ho(We r d uring th e paMt four yt!arR, knows, h e I
cu 11't help hut knowi ng- th at Mr. H oove r ~~ a ma n o f !
gfP.ttcst wtegnty, a m un whoHe id e al:~ co me ah e a d of any I
pu litu:al cl1que or any question of politi cs. Mr. Hoover , 1
had he IHwt l Hlmpl_~r a poli ti cian and' not hinll e htc, would I
11H\e q uill! t otH'c tvulJ iy, ha ndl ed u nu m Ut: r o f t roubh:~~om e

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(.ll!b!lta l, \c 11U eKtiam1 to be t hrashed o ut at t he election. I

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rur lffi PI'OV in g a nai iOll, hurd hit hy ndve rt~ity. AIHi yet,
h e hou1 Haid1 littl e of a constru ctive nature wh en one con- ,
~1d c rH t h at t h e g reat ~tat e of New Yor k, under· h 1s guid- ;
a nee d\ll'ing th e dcpre~~ ion , ha::l not be nefitte ci o ne Jota b y ~ \
t he ve ry thin g8 wh1 ch h t! :-~a id wo uld be n e fit t he cou ntry. ,

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ed \Ill to SOJber1 Just before the lat1 ter clambored Into hla plane, and I
presented him for roodyiuck, with a
little flower medal, Which he said
had been bleased by 'the Popll.
Provisions for the flight Included 1
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' coffee, water, sandwiches and somt&gt; l
• • bottles of soft drlilk!i.
The plane is largrr than the av- I
eraee transatla.ntlc ship, and Ita
1cabin celllnr IS so hlgh the occu, 'PDnt i8 enabled to stand erect In
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"Oh, 1" adorable in(.ntJ'• he e:rcl•lmM. •• he •rew her .llw(Jtl, •••• ' slve recelvlne and seodlng radio 1
t• the "bite beach.
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to me. 1 ~It l\nd out ~he en~ QU a_ bird over *he ~Itt. ~ 1hla plane to Oslo aplnat 6 plane I
time-befon you vM.nlab for- R•4 l'eft the. chi.~ftJ 1break41n ~- 1which was sent out later today trom
ever."
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/. low ehuakllnJ, lauch ••ca""d Ita •atl~.,. prJ•ae,. a..., •It i ~jb O&amp;hkOsh, Wll, and John Brochkon
him. WheNupun the wind apraq roll·~ 0!. tamiahecl' .Ovir JQ ~lr Brooklin. '
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hind th4lm ~b_ook out ita follap In tbr,a~cl to1 o•entltlm 'be m. I
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wbleperlq laul'hter. The I i,ttle Pr~~aantl~ thtq H~ld d~~ t, • I ARE YOU BOTHERED :
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watchmen ln the aky waned tb.-tr multltlitde of dark HrPentl' ftithin1
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KIMONO·KIMONOS

T'WASTE/

FOR RENT-Apartment over PhU-

IIp Sllters Store on Ma!u stree•.
Ca.ll Ora.ce Horton, PhOne 111-X
8-16-61. .
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23- IN5-Poultry

nace heat, good location on MBln s tell.dy; demand !alr : ~&gt;ttpply mOder'
St. Inquire ~t The Dally TrlbwH' ate; colored hen, l3 16, ltghmn '
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For S.le, Mi..,_
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hens 12 - 14, colmed bJ'Oiler'i l4 · Ili,

leghom broiler~ 13-14 . rosten -10 , I
10 , ·•"" •-to.
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market stev.dy , ~eman.J
moderate, s uprJly
modera~.
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llCOre 19 3~4, H9 fiCOI'e 18 ,{ 4, Bnl
FOR BALE-2~ acre farm on hth- :;;cote
17 3-4 :.landanl lll 3-4
flnB urad. Seven room house gooo
Egg11 m :~l'l!et steady; dem a11d gucxt
barn and uutbulldl:-.gs Four acros supply mc{leto.tc , firs t nr:m by em

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I HARDl..V
KNOW
HOW TO
THANK
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l-2 Cl'op apples Char:ev
nm rcce1p;s 15 I 2 1fJ , fresh eK it u
Bhlveler , Porneros, 0 . R. D 4 first s IIJ lil 1- 2. nenn ery while~
8-10-3t.
extr::r. 19-20: So 0 W va, Kv cur -/
rent ICCCLpl s I.'J
1 Vegllt nillcs tomatoes markt' t rit!ll , '
demand ,o;low , supply light , nearb~ I
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baskt' t 15-:.!5, M J ry l au·J I
ltUI' condtLIOll, o vc1 11pc lulJ boxes I
6x6 pao;:k und lfti'Q'et
be~t :.tS-35. 1
pOOJ"CI 10
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Cabuge mar kcl sl f2 d~; ' '('illU)l(J I
com,

:slow , !&gt;upvly !llorlcJaT u; ue a tby bu
basket :. 400 50. Ncw'Ymk bL. Ik per

bRnel 100 -llli , 50 lb IHtrks ou !JO IU
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2J~INS-Hok.~ TfX' elp~s

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1500 !
huh lovcr s, 300 malket. slow , unlvcn j

moatly wett.k to toe

:owet:

early ' n,.. Y

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built 160 -210 !btl 51 5- 52~ , sm&amp;\1 lo~
TWnltw.-he.t h1ghe1 ; 2211 -260 lb.~ . 475 510 ; h eavier bulchm;; dcwn.vtuld ·1;1)
lbs 4ri0-5 ;•packlng RU\~ b ~le~UIV 31i0
435 fm ne" " 320 lb. ltJnd, 100- L':iO

CANADA'$ ,A,C'.E, .
PLACeD IAl IWO
EVE"AI'rS AI LOS

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ANGE.L.ES!

I' Oa Uh; !rrclp U; 2fi nm1ket , ~ lu w
1 ~ t e trl:l H\J Monua y s decline: com ·
3&amp;00-1\'/!'J ,

b~; t\r r

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lo 120

Vehelwfltnoot.b •• , piquun l!
t\ delicious blend of ~e..
]cded oU~ mellow \iurgur,
c:hoit:e eggs~ rare Apit:c&amp;.
1\1hcd in8tnU11 bnlchcs t'or
tterfecL flu,or.
• Delivered frtJ~h to grr...
eer11 e,·ery few days. Try ill

CalvE's H'L-Cip'h 100 mmkl't,

;;lcM I\ t o t r.c hlg hct . clHJl''c IHLIH)J' \
u l ~!T I U 615 - ~40, fJ S- 61) \i; Wf'T id Tl
'l-b , b11t'K lamb~&gt; 4fl0- 540 , 1111uWO\I IJ

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511822
5 00134!
513222

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Brown . 2b . .
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Pnssed balls Stover I
Umpires, Moes. Allenswor Lll
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Time of game I 15.
Score b~ Innings.
Clifton
123 456
. 010 021
H11,s .. . . 021022
Opp. Errol's 0 0 1 o l I
Ft. Pleasant
Rum1
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Hits
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Opp Error&amp; 0 IT 1 0 0 3

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Dm YOU EVER STOP Tb THINK?

GRIMM SIGNED

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23-INS--Oh~rlcy
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manager of the Chicago Cubs In
am1 1933: He was giV&lt;'n an lncree.sc In
salary_ Cubs officials l!ald, but tpc 1
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By EDSON R. WAITE
Shawnee, Oklahoma

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Robert Addy. ol Rockford, lll., ~g
generally credited with being the 1
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400 8 dirt in 1866.

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THAT everybody wants to save•money; you save money
when you buy advertised goods and buy it in your own home city.
There ar.l. two ways to spend money. You can spend it at
home where you and your city will get some benefit from it, or
spend it in some othe"City- HELP YOUR OWN HOME CITY.
Economy is not only in the saving f!..f money, but it is also in
the,intelligent spending of it . .
Oppo1luity is knocking at the door of every ~hl'ifty bargain·
wise pcn;on who reads the ade.
Newspapers ar• the great get-together medium fm the buyer
and the seller~

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&lt;4t~ived by the home merchiinbl ar~ higjll!r lhllll those 'c hatted by

\iO"'{ MA RE.l.IEVES &gt;!ER

S~AMJ; oN Yo~&lt;~ FoR
SMAStlu~ 6 yoUR "TliiNGS

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Left on Inures C:Utun 1 12: Pt
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First base on balls by Harris I ,
I by Oa.rdner 2.
Struck out "'Y Harrl.s J ; by Ga.rd-

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SlH&gt;Cl)l'CCI'l pl:&gt; 15(]0 t1l aik Ct., hu nlo,

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KIMONO·KIMONOS

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FOR RENT-Apartment over PhU-

IIp Sllters Store on Ma!u stree•.
Ca.ll Ora.ce Horton, PhOne 111-X
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I'ITTSBURGH PRODUCE

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23- IN5-Poultry

nace heat, good location on MBln s tell.dy; demand !alr : ~&gt;ttpply mOder'
St. Inquire ~t The Dally TrlbwH' ate; colored hen, l3 16, ltghmn '
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hens 12 - 14, colmed bJ'Oiler'i l4 · Ili,

leghom broiler~ 13-14 . rosten -10 , I
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market stev.dy , ~eman.J
moderate, s uprJly
modera~.
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llCOre 19 3~4, H9 fiCOI'e 18 ,{ 4, Bnl
FOR BALE-2~ acre farm on hth- :;;cote
17 3-4 :.landanl lll 3-4
flnB urad. Seven room house gooo
Egg11 m :~l'l!et steady; dem a11d gucxt
barn and uutbulldl:-.gs Four acros supply mc{leto.tc , firs t nr:m by em

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KNOW
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THANK
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l-2 Cl'op apples Char:ev
nm rcce1p;s 15 I 2 1fJ , fresh eK it u
Bhlveler , Porneros, 0 . R. D 4 first s IIJ lil 1- 2. nenn ery while~
8-10-3t.
extr::r. 19-20: So 0 W va, Kv cur -/
rent ICCCLpl s I.'J
1 Vegllt nillcs tomatoes markt' t rit!ll , '
demand ,o;low , supply light , nearb~ I
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baskt' t 15-:.!5, M J ry l au·J I
ltUI' condtLIOll, o vc1 11pc lulJ boxes I
6x6 pao;:k und lfti'Q'et
be~t :.tS-35. 1
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Cabuge mar kcl sl f2 d~; ' '('illU)l(J I
com,

:slow , !&gt;upvly !llorlcJaT u; ue a tby bu
basket :. 400 50. Ncw'Ymk bL. Ik per

bRnel 100 -llli , 50 lb IHtrks ou !JO IU
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2J~INS-Hok.~ TfX' elp~s

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huh lovcr s, 300 malket. slow , unlvcn j

moatly wett.k to toe

:owet:

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built 160 -210 !btl 51 5- 52~ , sm&amp;\1 lo~
TWnltw.-he.t h1ghe1 ; 2211 -260 lb.~ . 475 510 ; h eavier bulchm;; dcwn.vtuld ·1;1)
lbs 4ri0-5 ;•packlng RU\~ b ~le~UIV 31i0
435 fm ne" " 320 lb. ltJnd, 100- L':iO

CANADA'$ ,A,C'.E, .
PLACeD IAl IWO
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ANGE.L.ES!

I' Oa Uh; !rrclp U; 2fi nm1ket , ~ lu w
1 ~ t e trl:l H\J Monua y s decline: com ·
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Vehelwfltnoot.b •• , piquun l!
t\ delicious blend of ~e..
]cded oU~ mellow \iurgur,
c:hoit:e eggs~ rare Apit:c&amp;.
1\1hcd in8tnU11 bnlchcs t'or
tterfecL flu,or.
• Delivered frtJ~h to grr...
eer11 e,·ery few days. Try ill

CalvE's H'L-Cip'h 100 mmkl't,

;;lcM I\ t o t r.c hlg hct . clHJl''c IHLIH)J' \
u l ~!T I U 615 - ~40, fJ S- 61) \i; Wf'T id Tl
'l-b , b11t'K lamb~&gt; 4fl0- 540 , 1111uWO\I IJ

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Brown . 2b . .
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Umpires, Moes. Allenswor Lll
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Time of game I 15.
Score b~ Innings.
Clifton
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. 010 021
H11,s .. . . 021022
Opp. Errol's 0 0 1 o l I
Ft. Pleasant
Rum1
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Hits
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Opp Error&amp; 0 IT 1 0 0 3

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Dm YOU EVER STOP Tb THINK?

GRIMM SIGNED

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Chicngo, Aug.

23-INS--Oh~rlcy
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manager of the Chicago Cubs In
am1 1933: He was giV&lt;'n an lncree.sc In
salary_ Cubs officials l!ald, but tpc 1
terms were not made public.

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~ the ousting of Roaers H:rnsby.

By EDSON R. WAITE
Shawnee, Oklahoma

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Robert Addy. ol Rockford, lll., ~g
generally credited with being the 1
9 first to steal a ba.E:e through the
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2 1 2 12 medium ot Ute slide. R,.,bert hit the
400 8 dirt in 1866.

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J Set 10-Mile Altitude Record

THAT everybody wants to save•money; you save money
when you buy advertised goods and buy it in your own home city.
There ar.l. two ways to spend money. You can spend it at
home where you and your city will get some benefit from it, or
spend it in some othe"City- HELP YOUR OWN HOME CITY.
Economy is not only in the saving f!..f money, but it is also in
the,intelligent spending of it . .
Oppo1luity is knocking at the door of every ~hl'ifty bargain·
wise pcn;on who reads the ade.
Newspapers ar• the great get-together medium fm the buyer
and the seller~

AIN'T iT TilE TRUTH!

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&lt;4t~ived by the home merchiinbl ar~ higjll!r lhllll those 'c hatted by

\iO"'{ MA RE.l.IEVES &gt;!ER

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Left on Inures C:Utun 1 12: Pt
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First base on balls by Harris I ,
I by Oa.rdner 2.
Struck out "'Y Harrl.s J ; by Ga.rd-

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SlH&gt;Cl)l'CCI'l pl:&gt; 15(]0 t1l aik Ct., hu nlo,

•.tr.tbl t• welm•J ,, 2 2 ~, 275
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the minister appeared In tus court
IMonday afternoon pleaded cullty l:ll
the ch8J'It' but raJled w pay the
fine and coaUI rhe flne was UJ
FEW CONTROVERSIES the
••• costs
court ,.,. ••• '~""'" with
will be th~ eQUivalent 10
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Between Individuals Aft· 1 kt ~ Pusey was arrested Monday 1
er GeHinr
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by Otho Tntcy 1\Uer he had been
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released from a )lUI at MCCunnels-j
ome- a e ooc
l vllle, where he had tan !Orlt'/lled
on the IIB.me chatge He w~o r&lt;'Another st.ory comes to th11 omcP. turned here at the rtemand or J s
Of the De.Uy 'I'tlbune relati're t.o tho 'Hartenbach proprietor or th~: Murao-called Jl'actlOnal Tt'Ollble In the Un hotel
"East End of Pomeroy 01 Kerra Ruu
a&amp; 1t Is generally known to t.he pen
CL.4.SS ENTERTAINED
plt! ot the. Pomeroy Bend
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Citizens or recqrniaed lntearlt.y or
The Boolj:ter Cla5t&gt; of the Simp
t.he oolored race have Y.ld that ~be /son M E Church was jointly
story or racial troubles a~ appearlfiq- terta lne8 Mondav evenlnw by Mrs
ln Monday's Dn..lly Tribune Wil!J Ralph O!lmore and MIM Helen 011t\o\IWl W Lhem until they read It In 1more at the !ormer'B home Duritll
the paper They adm1t that tli.ere Lhe bus1t1e~;s mel.'ting the ml!mber8
miJht be drunken brawls between decided to give a wleneJI roast at
SCJne of the membertJ or t.heir own Lhe Shenang Spring~; Monttay Au members of the whlte ust 2L
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t llqoor at. the sa.nt" time 1 The past Chiefs of Magnolia Tem'tut they dil&gt;claim abtlolutely ;nd In I pie will hOld a picnic 8Upper tonlaht
lull, an)' responsibility 01 any know Ill ~he Bhemmg Springs on the
1 Surrounded b7 member11 of h111 devoted family, Govel'tlor
k!dge'ot.hftY trouble11 ln that section Che6 te r road
or toW,.~e burning of a ~ross 118
Mrs l:l H MtiH will be broua:ht 1 Roo11evelt 1s 8hown a11 he left Albany N y, enroute to
pub1M1etl &amp;ctuaUy did take !)lace home tills evtnlnll from Lhe McMil to mab hfs ltrst campaign speech outtude hts own
but it seem&amp; lQ have boen the worlt ian h08pltal In CharleHton where I accept.ft&lt;!e addre.!ls at Chtcag0 on July 2 Left to ngbt lh
of ~~ :ew fanatics who were more ~ h e 1 e~;f IJtly undeJ W&lt;!Ul 11.n '-'!Jt!' a- Mr11 Ritoeevelt, the Gon!'nor'!l wtfe, Governor Roosevelt
bl~.lised with
l"iN!'-Watl!r • than tlon for appendicitis
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MNI Anna Dahl and John RooHvelt
with common sense ut the tim~ of
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era.l du.ys with relatives there
The Eu.st end of town Is Inhabited
A
W Welker returned
by a number or colored peop 1,
*rysv!lle Monday after
A 1eport reach.cd Pomeroy via
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Hmong whom are 110me of the st.al- 1udio during the
Bob
Newhall
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the past week: end tllere on
wart cltlr.en11 ot the vHJase and Wh" hour Monday t!vening that E p
rs Lily Coate. entert\\lned her
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cGntract bridae club at t.he- home or ness
1oug utthelriong-resJclence In unn 1 ter
Do 8ch 1
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1 ed ~t.he town have never caU&amp;ed any finished 111 second place ln the
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ncoln H1Jl,
ar.er re urn
uum co1
trouble to any one:
CiaSII E Shuot of
the natklqa.l Monday afternoon
Mra
Dor lumbus Monday arter spendlntr the
Tile cit/zeJUJ both ~ltlte and
Clay Pigeon 9hoot i(O.Ing on at Van- Schaefer received h1gh score
week end wlth hi~ wire nnd famil y
lored 1n P&lt;lmeroy !fenerolly a nd dalla. Ohio near Dayton. This 18• hMldr and Mr8 Eddie 9mlth and
Mrs It L Henthorne and son
especially In K errs Run hD.H! 81 quite an honor tor Father Dunn J! 1 ren
have returned lrQm a Le Mnyne, 1ett1rned Monday from a
way~ been on the best or ~rms and who has but recently ta.ken llP the week 1!1 visit In Akron and Tilledo
week end visit In Colull'lbus uml
expect sdch friendly relation8hips sport of Clay Bird BhooLina HunErnest DueJT and raml}y and Lon Bhre\e 0 lo41ss Obiorls Henttmru..to oontlnue tn 11ptte ol any ructioru; dred.H Ql spo1t.amen from all part.&amp; Custer and fa.mlly hove returned remained at Bhrrve lor a vlslt wltll
between Lhc.se ot ellher Hide who of the United States and Canada from a two ~e~'8 camplnK trip friends
ll't' Wltl.ble to control their detli r~ are entered
in the co
tltion near Portl~~ond
MIS.!i Edith West Is confined o
fOJ thlngN whJch are apt to bJing ·Dolph Joachim Dr L ~~tibbie
Mr and Mrs w A EbeNibtlch her horne on DnlOl' avenue by tilabout .trouble w themAeJves a.s wei! Val Brown and uthen from ""
Mr and Mrs Clyde Andrews and nell8
1 ~~e- famUy Mr and Mrs Arti:.ur Post
tts I.Q. ~their neighbors The litlgm11. roy are probably llhootl
A H Flllller reuarned Mondi~Y
dl~ hilhelltlflo of a ta.clal wa..r .s sometime during the we e ~~
ere and family and MIM Kate Ebers- !rom Weirton W Va.
wh.en~ tre
e!!peclally distasteful to both llldt'h
1bach were recent VIRJOOrs at Hawk's spen~ the po!'it few d'a.ys on l.twuwho have prtded themselves on ob-...
Nes t W Va
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~e rvinK all Jaws at all timeli lwmra 1
TWO ARE 1\RRESTEIJ
Mtases Ethel Garland Anfijl vauRuth Anna »auer, daughte r
u~ Is hUtn!lnly j)OQ1bl~ The SUIJ8f!zl·
Frank M .,.-1 1
' ghn Sarah PhllliJJB, accompanied Mr and Mn E~ Bau~ of Breezy
Uon pi trouble therefore In tha t 0 11
Cr:. wane
and W J by Amanda Parker or Cincinnati Helgh t.ti was ta.lr:en to Holter. hot&gt;
~ ::t of town seems to have been ce~ ~;'; 1 p',,a!':eo'",dtbhy ycoun~~ o.trl- and Hua:h Davia srxmt Tue~tday ln pltal Tuesday momlntr for obse1va
prlnctpally or an lmavlnar 1 natu!'e 0 .....
..I.. n e couml' Jail Columbw;
tion and probable OP";!raUon
n ....,,uges o 1nloKrcatiorJ Dunn
Ed Wltl
Ernest Wallace of ChiJ!It.er
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was rtve n n. preliminary 1eari
M
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nclnnatl came taken to the Holzer ho~;pltal Tue:~~~
OFFrcERS ELECt ED
and &amp;ettled t he tine !Lnd co~t.ll aC~~ tr1~n~~~=e~ few day s bwdne&amp; c.Jay where he wltl undergo an op
he pleaded guilty to thf' charge of
M
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\ lilt '•h• meetibg of the Drl!w Web- lntoxlcu ~lon Tuesduv
1"$ B F Barrett of ClevtllBnd
ijtf!\o' N.et of the Ame rican Leaton
Charels Butcher aneflled Satur- IUTI Ved Monday for a several dav l!
~nda§ ilvenlni the rollowlnif om: ctav nlgil by county officers was visit with her nieoo, Mrs Harold
qra WCR elected to se rve for the given a hflarlng before Squire Her- ~~~ley and other relatives In Rutcomlna: year
Post Commander
&lt;PeteJ Mees Monday and waB
lkwl" St&amp;nley, ht Vice Crnr.mnnder man
fined 15 and cost.s which he paid
E L Sumpter ot Charleston wa!l
Ben Neuttllnr, 2nd Vtee Comfl!!1'd· He WW! releued mmedlatel)'
o. b~neaa vlsUor In town 'Monday
er Eddie Dutry, Poi;t Adjlif41nt
und 1'uet:da)'
CharleS Wit.h:row, PJnancc O.t!h:e1
MJ.sa Viola. !kintl ot OqlumbUB
M£.tT
M.tRKET
ROBBED
WUIJJ;m rZa]\l, Sergeant·at.-Arms
grand~nlece of Albert WhjppeJ of
Nlnliib :POwler, Po r; t Hlstol.lan
Petty thlever;-was oo'tn.M!ttttl at Union Avenu~ waa married in ColWrlrht McCroba , Chaplain Fran!~
the No11 b Meat Ma.k~ on Bee- umbus Tuelld'ay 1\torni~g t.o Jo!M!ph
Ftl&amp;fl~
Durl. . the business meetlnl two ond st.reet here some t:rme during Eisel of the Same city
Mt and Mrs Harry Stearn11 have
b:itoer!Mtt.-a teporL, were gi ven by the nhcht Mondfly when It Wf\Z dis·
ROfJI!Jtl W..ftlllic tmd Pat Thornton covered Tu~day mornhlJ tha.t " mlurned ta t heir n.omP In Cleve- ~
who ,.t,t.,ended the State Convent1o 11 quantity of meat and cheese was land after apendllll tha Week end
With Mrs Stearns pa.renta .Mr and
In 'I'tlli!QQ last week 88 delega~s miMlnK from the meat c~se
The
thief
or
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hieves
forced
an
Al"'l Oeorae Het!f'l of LincOln TerFu~wlna the dlflpen!!aUon ot Ute
bu$1ness the 80 membera present entrance to the store throUil:h the ~~oce
Mr and Mrs Joe Rubin and son
wete served with sandWiches anCI door it was sa.ld A ch ~ck up of \.h•
miMing artlcle9 l'eYP.ated that t h e Ba.nume Conrad Selloll
Albert
lotSil WllB IUnBIL
Woe Albert Reuter Leonard Scholl 1
-I M1a Harry Fe&amp;;er and sJs~ Mlas
LOCAL C$l11L. l8 WED JN
Mr\RBJ.tOE LICENSE
Blsha. Wolf, returned hom~ Mon
GALLtitrius
day from a week end trip to WashA m~rrlage u~ense wps Issued ln 1ln1ton D C
'/l report has been received here
M1111es Mary PranctS Jividen or
o~ the,. marrh11e 01 Ml88 Cecl!l. the ptobate cotut or Melji:s oountv
Cdekler and Mr Dollald Oraves Jn Monday to Adrian carson 19 and Rutland and Adele ~ctiOOnl!!ln re
Gallipolil'!, Saturday
Ruse Allen Lovsey 17 both ot Mia turmd Monday from Waahji'Hrt!' •
Mrs Graves Is the daUihter of dleport They wet'f! married by Rev D C where they spent the week
Mr.• and Mrs. David Cuckler of Oaylotd L Bogardus or Rutland eqd as ltK'Ste of the Ml88es DoroU'l~
Black and ,Macy Halt MWJ Jean
Bfeezy JielJhts Pomeroy and at
teQded the 'Pomeroy hlih sc hool
Theodore Reed has returned Rusaell who also made the wash·
durlnJ the past &amp;eaAOn Mr Graves it om Akron where hi$
chll~ren lneton trip, went to Richmond va
Ill thli aon of tofr and Mrs w R Ted A.nd Agnes underwent oJ)era- 1'or a week s vifllt wtlh Ml~&gt;s Mr bel
orave8 of ~rl stl'!(!et •;]\.ftddJeport tipns In an Akj:Op ho.splt~l thU! put Lee Price
and lH employed as a truclc driver by week
Mrs Reed wilt rtmaln un Mr ~ J R Ackley went II) Colllm
the Co~e1 t Baklnlf 8Jld Ice Com- til the two ch1ldren are able 'to re- bus Tuesday for a Af'veral dayt1
pany
t4Tn home
visit witb friends and relative:.
1 Mr and Mn Homer Marshln i
I ton and M1 and Mu Emmett Dovl&gt;1
~--of Delll:ter were recen t iUe~&gt;ts ur
Mr and Mr11 Jacob Rollet ol Mul
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1 ber1y avenue
, Mr and Mr.s Jenkin Aubrey of
Cl11cJnnaU ore he1e 8pendlns the!
week with their dauwhter Mrs
1 Walte1 Wolf of No.ylors Run
Jot Ha1brecht and family moved
TuNday from the Gloeckner pro
IH'lrty on 8y~amo1e and Seconrt
street!l to the Young property 011

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OF P omeroy

Owner of Famous Rac'inll' Stable Expected to Duplicate

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Comedy~ ",M.aybe I'm Wrona"

f• acnp~l•1 tlaa D•.ot~rat1c d.•i•natkt• a• ea•didat• for Conpo11 from
tlla ht N... York D-.trict, Co,..eliu Va•dorbiit Wh1tur, '"of tll,o l,to
Huq Pa,.• WIUbtOJ, ol!ld fWIItr of tho famoua l'alll•l•t.ble, .... talw1
&amp;U 6nt . . , ja tile foohl•)• of hil lli&amp;tillf'Uilbocl paadfadaor, \ViiUam
C. W!rtitllq, wb w.. S.crotU'f' of tlao NaYJ .,IUI'IIII tba PhlideacJ' of
Grow-... Cr.ftt..-1.
a• oae of the rlch.. t ro•na maa Ja t. . world,
"Souf" WlutaQ, ai -"• il bow• to lua IBtilaatet, ba• h1tberte dowot.d
al~t lUI attn aatantU to •r.rL He 11 a •e•a r,olol.t aad h11 CGD•
onU.. wlda th• flrf1 wla.re ho u b ... phoao .... nal' •ucee•lfal. q, well
k•ow., v..., Wli'-7 balt.oritad U.o ln&amp;l.lr. of •• e•tata waluod at owar
170JMIOHOOO, 01 lh. cloatl. of hia fatbar, ~ woQ a• tho .t;L~ of thorou,hLra.r..
• wiU bo
ta the c.ndq olecdoa b, ltobert L Bac.a,
tlao .Ropablla.. •aodJdata, ._ pa-.oaat f,...ad of Wb11aor'• wlao mo•••
hi tJa. 1a1110 otoe~ Glrclo Bae.o il aa oaporie~teod polillc1aa1 .... lt.aa
".,....,.. dao lat Diatrlet lUlU 1123 while "Soaar,. 1wdl be •enbtl'

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THE KING
OF BEASTS
"Naum.'!' in the Ratu''

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greata.nimalpolnrer,
Paul Bran..smn •• · ~
impl..d by the ~&gt;nne
force and 1avage
cunning which has
made the lion 1'1t(.,.
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They are '/iot present ill Luckics ,lit the itaw Is Selc!om Mild"- so
•.• the mildest cigarette
these 'fil\C toba&lt;:cos, after proper aging
you ever smoked
and mello\\'injJ, arc then given the
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process, described by the words'-VTE buy the finest. chc very finest " It's toasted". That's why folks in
W tobacco~~' in all the world-but every city, town and hamlit say that
thai does not e:o:plliin why , folks 1 Luckies are such mild ~·
everywhere J:CP,fd Lucky Strike as
the mil~est ciprette. The fact is, we
qcver overlook the uuth that "Nature
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HAS BEEN FINANCED
Clevtolahd Aug 21-INB-Through
the Joint actloo of 31 bo.nlc8 Ohio ~
1!\lBII.r beet crop hllfl been SUCCC&amp;.!lfully tlnanced for the present sea
1011, e.ccortUna: kl an announcement t.od.&amp;:V by the ba.nkln]i: and In
duatrtal committee of tbe fourth
federal reserve diltrk:l
Between tOO and 51:10 beet II'OW~
en In the aorthweatem section of
tbe atate have received lome:, wh1c~
nave: taken care of \heir IDimedl·
ate needs, not onlF ror seed but tor
labor as well, the commit~ Aid
Loans wers made 1n h\lklln11
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ge .J. ar~d p ~ t o! llhotll weuo Ullt'd tor 1
thf' nrst time In the ra.rm strike war
ne:u 1e1 e c 1ll toda} when a dua;en
de)U~) S!lelllh rf '&gt; orted to force tl
1break •up a blockade on highway .K
le .. J lo nu. Cvun ctl Bluffs anrt
Omaha from th! Jo' u s1de
fhtee lnrn er~ v.ere arrested an I
were being held ln ja.il
rho lea r gtu; was orough t Into
r&gt;luy 11. hen the 300 picket&amp; turned on
Lleuteunt Georp c. Cahtan, U S
otrlee rs who OJde"ed th em to allo v N
taptam of the U S feMCID .. team
n II ucks t.hruugh their blor. kade
d' '•k
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111 the recent Olympfca, 111 sho~
several fnrmt'rH II. ere brui~Pd an j r with bll bride th~tormer MIU Ltl
cut
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Uan C&lt;IIUer, of Ne'IW' ¥ork, followirw
the1r marrlap •t s.anton, Vet·
Sioux City la
Aug 24-INB-- monL Tiley will ftlfde ln LabI Along wtdel} SCII.Ltered fronts thru ltunt. N. J ., .tter tM hoae:rmoou
rmmJo sections ot the fertile middle I
we~t Itt lklns hnne1s today lllrew
rr.e~ ll)e.t~LLona Into their Wlilol' (Or
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hlgWf!"pr!CleS
KlGJI
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Of! tel mmed to force
the clr.v I
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of we&amp;terlt
Io•va lef~ their fteldi&gt; and 11w11nned I Conf
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INS StatJ Coue~ponde nt
Hurbor Grace N F AUI 24-Af •
ter ~penll lng the niKhl on an l;m
1ateu New1ounuland beacll whllf'
the wo1 ld teat ed they were lo.st
Clycle A Lee [lnd John Bocbkru
iandet! Lhetr
O~Ju bound
plam
O•een Mountlllll Bo~ Ill H&amp;ibot
Grace lll!polt tuda} jl.l.&lt;lt l:il houru
ami 20 m mut.e~ aftet the rtva.bt m .,
projtcted ocean 'ace lttul ~:ruckea
up UJell plane
Shcrtl\ afte1 t heir landing LIJ,•
I 11n:l Bochkon lOid lnt.ernatlom~l
I Newl&gt; tienlct how !.hey haO tlE!CJdeJ
to aesceno aL· Burgo Beach New
lWMlanc.l lnsl evenln&amp; rath er tha.u
l.rave fog and storm throughout
th~ mghl
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Dat kllCAA W~L&lt;; fallllli Buchir:{)H
wnen v.e fliW)&lt;I IJU1'6f'IV:!'i
1 sa.Ju
1 more Uum 200 mlle:s (~ .Ji:.u b&lt;lr
Vnu.. e lind wtlh no ch.llnw'iik mulc1
tng (.Ur clestmRtiOn before :61Ji1:_
Not WlsfllniJ to take any ..n: lill'lt!e.i;
m a stran~~;~ country we dt!clded to
l hl.nt~ at Umoo UC'it.ell
l t wa~
tlclt)iBh 'fo'OJ'k, bul we made It with
nothini fnore settous o.hlln a. flllgl!f-

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Albany Aug 24 ""'&gt;:' INS _
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nlnd the scenes poll~lcs 1n the ln
VEBt1ga.tlon o1'
Mayor JIUIIes J
Walker was due tcd~ty for an ttir

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ltss at.atwn was closw
day movement. llllleadin&amp;- Lhat Ita
rfe• York Aug 24~INS~T he
1h~ people -at Bu1110 told UA that
lcadeJs confldentally predicted tha t Innocent prattlf' or 1111; t\\O llttl &amp;.lberg and Peter&amp;en bad pused
1t w11l pl.'netratf! 1mo 20 mid west !lrllndchlldren today led Charles 1:: over about :iiO nilnutell ahead or ..
'H"I stALes before t he end Cif tbJa Week ~ 42 Brcoklyn undertaker LL ) But wl' tlgurf!d It was safer w rew&amp;ek
break down and conies, accoOO.InK ' main 011 th" beach and make a new
Wlt.h lllll.lll pc.pu10us centerA of 1 to poll~e the lov~ murder of his al 1 sta 1 ~ 111 the morning
Io~a Nebra5ka Mlnnesoto Idaho tuctlve dauBhter-ln~lir.ll Cr:uollnf'
spent the night aboard Olll
t he Ofl kuta~~ and Il!tnol~ alreaG Weeks 2•
plane snatchillll a httle s lee~ Be- '
eltheJ blockaded 01 threatened wiU
The oomely woman an ex pectan . fo re we co uld to.ke off this momln•
Impe nding BKrlc ultum.l sttlkcs re mother was found garrotted 'O w~ nod UJ stnp the cowls oft th;
por t~ \\ ere rec:elved that the holiM} death on a oouch of her o.partmen v.hee!M of the plane and udlate t~e
mmement Is gaJmug 1eadway 111 lll Brooklyn
the~
WJsconr.ln Ml.ssotul a n t Kansas
A 8trlp of 1alW!' knotted at 1•1
With the llelp of the rezu&lt;:entfl
From W lsconsm came wmn that terval&amp; WIL!'i til"btl} tlf'd about ll' hoo.Hve 1 '.H' got awal ~afely 10 gOIK1
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the st.at.e s d1ury farmers w• I soon ne:::k
1 weather
assemble In mass meetJnK uni1e1
H.lll nervet~ shattered a fter llll h
Lee sa1d ne nnd h1~ com )(U\lbtJ
ausptces of the National Farmers hou•5 ol Qu••tionln i b3 po 11 ce V."lt: Ill t he uu 8 nours o.nd 10 min
Hollc.lo} Association to cons ider the \Vef'ks neverthelel58 ~tuck to li stor• utes J.ltf' t le1nmg Ban e-Montpelie1
qJJestlon o f withholding milk and the young wom1ln committe&lt;! SUI 1u 1 pml before lley l.!lnoeu at Bu1o
rthPr rlnirv rnod uc: t.l; fr'Om the tn1lr clde untU he h eard Doroth~
hi~ rt 1ook 1 hour R.lld 35 minutes 0
I ket unlll l easono.ble prices a t e ob-- 4 7 Yf'IU old a:randdaugbler alH\ 1 covt•J the 201&gt; miles .tom Btugo t l
talned
her b1other Charles 2 contradict
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Omaha wa~ the focal center oi th" parts of his recital of I he fuds
I H~h~ra~~~~ wPre greatly concen)mmemcn. toda~ with mote than
Then hi!; h"'.yed nervous systez r I ed Ole! BolbeJg and Petersen attc1
1000 farmeJs blockmg the highwa y~ wa, shattered enttrely and •llsten
glad 10 hear thev lllt.d emergeil
und ltaltlng ull trucks Jadrn wllll : call}' he told 01 committing th~: trom th e crsck up :safe!) Both
Jhestock and produCt' Mill~ how 1 crime because ht! W8.1 afraid a two t1le1s llOv.ever :said I he were dl.,_
ever "'[! 5 tempora1u 1 eltl'!mpt from year love lnLriJUe with hill ~"101 s nppoillled t hat the ol ncJ p.ane WWl
the Otuaha embargo DistJ!bu toJ !&gt; I "If I would be dl~eloaed
out or the race
fl.kreed to meet the dalr~ farmers
Fatigued by Jaek OJ sleep De,g
demands r01 higher milk prlr.es btll FIRE DESTROYS STBEET CAB8 and Brochk.on uaJted at the air~
CJI!Ion savery strike leader l.n the
Dayton 0 Alii 24--INS-Fue' c..nly long eno ugh to superviSe re;
iCont•nt 1en, • ur;e lMre)
myaterloUA or111n swept through tuetln!l o! their plane When tJ!.it
- I the barns of the
Dayt.ou Stree ~ wolk \l as ftmshed they came f.Q
DRY GROUPS ARE I1 Railway Co here today, deatroylng I town to resl
'it
flfl.t!en 415 palll!enser and
tuo
1 Lee sa.ld there wu ~ a posslbllitv
!DIVIDED ON HOOVER I work can
the~ m1ght ta ke off !IJr Oslo thl8
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I Elght 2fr-pas.vnger cars werP I aft" rnoon 1r t he weather W8.$ rav~Wtull lngt,on Aug 24~INS-The l ~a~ed from tithe conflagration
able u not the start w1lf be m •
r.;c;weyful
d ry
organ!~ Ions of
Dvt!stlca on was started to de tomortiJ\1
!\.mr::t1cn were spilt furth~r t0011.~ tt&gt;rmlne U:Je caUAe of the r~I fhr trans Atlnnt1c tur race
1 Oslo Nor\1-ll Y narrowed do~n to a
-r~er Pt E- de11l Hooven lund on I
WALES TO WED•
t.lc iii]UOJ 1511\1
Stockholm
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une-plane aft'alr toda~
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The bonrd of temperanre prohl- 1umor that the u~ln~ of Wal~e
fhor Solberg and Carl Pete~,
bltl.on an_d public morals of the wlll wed Princess Ingrid of Sweden who left Flovd Bf'nnett tdrPJ)ft,
~thl dls
l.&gt; ~ccpa
c h u • c Il l was revived here today follcwm~ I Brook lyn at dawn J.Csterday cras h :
launched a ul t: telllll!' a1tuck uriJn the announcement the hetr to thr ed at 7 P M E 8 T last nJKhjt,,t
':(H p testden t
:w:cusmg lur,l of Bntlsh throne will VISit Kln g Gus Darb• s Htubor on Placentia
tJetraJing the dry ca use
tnt In Octobl!!r
Newfoundland Both escaped in h
1\t th" samr ~nne t hP PJilt:d
The prince wJU open a Brit1s11 IJuc lhf'H plane was wrecked
t'crces lor orohlbltlo11 praised M.t expot~ltlon In Copenhagen Oet
~~~atlng tltem fJOm the .::ompetlHoover s Y.e• pronouncement In ht6 mark next month and will 01ay h1s
Bul th eir riva ls Cl}de A Lee 11.1¥1
neer:ptance 5peectl as o cteJ -eut I JOyal v18it here lmmedlateh a fter- J ohn Bochkon flying a Stmson
rtccumf'nt or statellllUinshlp
ward
monoplane chrtstened Oretm MoUn
--- - taln Bov landed !lately at Hat-bOt
Orace airport Newfnundla.nd at
1211 A
ME S T
rod&amp;)'~
battling tog and storm t)lroughou~
the nl(lht They had tQken oft' from
Ba1 re Vermont at 9 19 A M E B
r yesterday
!Continued on :tlaee thr$l
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F01 two days
the RepubU~ton
Block vigorously denied he had e n&amp;~~.tton In l,he tJearmg room
Mru:y attended
favors fwm 1 when he ~tlfied that Seabun .1l
1 t:~te teade1s have been \\ JJLmg tn llvt!l obta.1n00 any
With nlgiH fl€SSlOl1S In PIUIJJt!C' be mlled to the staml But bt&gt; - Mayor Walker or that he had ever 1 a prl\ate qut'f! t lont06 had s hown
to speed up tile hf!lll Ill~!! ll \ 1 .ere I!Ummonlilg them Curlin iJa~ 1 Ked fm any C\en t.hourh tJrllum a cht&gt;ck for 11 000 madf' Gtll
1esatded as likely that Curtin will produced a ~roup of wttnesscs \\ho made K. pooalble thro\llfh o. joint b) Block on the joU1t account tu
soon rea.ch the political phase or , "llifled to other angles and rw. m- stock speculation accoun t to makf' lnvor ol the
my8U!rlous peiiiOn
The Walker case or 8.8 he o.ern1s JflcatJons ot the lntrlcote \'i o~.lk ::l prd\ts of $246,000 for the mayo1 whom Walker has !dent11led as
It the moUV€ behtnd the months ~ case
1 ri urlng the Wall street.
boon!
woman
lema: lnqulry lnto the IQVf'mment I Palll Block the mllllonalre pub wa1 kets c.r 192'1 1928 and 19Zl
That check was never In my
of New York elty by the HofAtad- lt.her, Leonor F Loree the noted
Seabury In his 1conclll8iom on poeseS&amp;ion
Seabury cned
ter legislative committee
railroad executive and half a d~· which the IJI'Csent removu.l hear-~ ntver oould find it
OUrttn, refe1Tinll' t.o the alleged en other ""itneM!s have ..,on . ~ to lug Is based. poln~ out that W~tl Mayor Walker Jumped up a.nd
confel'l!nc.-e 1n W&amp;flhlngton clalm~ t the front and te5ttlfted In MayO! j ker thrbug h h iA 'Jotnt a~eount wtth l'houted Put him under oath .nd
that Walker wa.s at the outset onlY' Walk,er's behalf Block was par- Block pr ofited LO 111~&gt; ex en.t
m[lke him 11wear to tha t.
a secondary tar,et the orlrtnal tteuiarly loyal to the mayor re- nea1ly a qt.U~-rte r of a 1'111lllon d f'l
Th~ publisher said he wu
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pian being to disrupt Lhe Demo- rus1111 to be IWtH'Vt!d from his !en and that later a certain tUe l 1ntlmate friend of the mayor for
uauc party In New York throUI'h defense f){ Walker by the meat manutactured by a compa.ny in I Mve nteen or eighteen years. n
an atta.c~ on Tammany e:o that Jlgld cross exaDllnatlon by both iY.hlch Block was interested 'l'l'n ~ wu tccu u~e cf thl" fllf'ndllhtp e 1
the aepubllcans could carry the Oo\ernor Rooeevelt and Samuel I ~pproved by the board of tfan,,-llor no other reasoh, that ht 414
",nte tn the November preslden- Seubury the author of the ntt,een portatton
11h11t he could to make money lm
thll election
1 cha11es agall'Uit the mal'ot
1 Th e publisher cu.uiied a mild l WalkPr In the market, he declared

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POLITICS IS CHARGED BY MAYOR WALKER~S COUNSEL AS REASON FOR THE PRESENT INQUIRY;
CURTIN ALLEGES INVESTIGATION OF NEW YORK MA:YOR INSPIRED AT WASHINGTON SESSION

vt;lt at the exeeut.Ive chamber In
the capitol buUdin•
The mayor's anr•lvt 00\ll\lel
Wert, Mercer and Putnam oountle1 Jobn J OurUn, prepe.rea ro sum8upt' trom tbue counties 1s re- mon to tbe w1tlll88 stand W
fined by the PaUkftnl Sup)--Com ~ K.inpland Macy, Republtean state
pany at Pauldlnll, 0
and seven other Q 0
nte crop, -.coordJnl to Ill estl cho.tbman,
p state leadrrs In an effort to
mate of the blntlnl an4 tndUBttiAl prove hi&amp; aharae that tbe lnveatJcommltt.eft, wtn put POO.OOO lntv
elretllaLIOn In tbe seve~ eountla~ ptton or Mayor Wa1ker and Tam~
many Hall was inapll'ed at a oon~taU

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Aug 24- INSChapltu
Wl 1 lor U ortkutls of t he Youngstown Sheet
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masked '.11th
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challcngln K ~he right or hL~ dhm
11111encf' todav tn the race of rumots
army or union lhlnera
dew York Aug
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White has alrea.dy patl'· ed wife Llta Orey Cl"mplln to Pille.., I tha t a new a U.e mpt Is lrnpendmg t.o
motm ca.valcad ~,
way lor
introdUcing the thel 1 ) Ollnl sons Charles J M 7 nml , mel ge the conce•'JI wttli the Belh
to u.t.tempt tht the laraest industrial
prof~ts Of recent times
coun&amp;y lines
.of fu.rm relief Into the En1l Tomm~ 6 In mutlou p1c llchem Steel Cmporo.tlon
16000000 1.o reh11.Uitltat.e
Session by sti.ttna he will tures he announ~:ed
i While tal k was revived that plan 11
picket ~~~"
"-'!''a&lt;l•lo workeu
to ~:,;~~::•;:1:~:':;•;,;',~ United
cancelling olcl dtbts
Chaplin -;aid
eith er would seeK I e bemg made !or u. nev. melller
and join the up
was undert&amp;ken
for hlll'hway lm an lnJHnctlon or ll.!ik IJOdlhcat!un ) [ ~~~ul
providing for an even e:&lt;
today
started before enact- an e.g1ecment cnterfd w th M1 s chan~~:e or s hates steel executiv es
rising against the recentl)-nea:o
tlaled fl'r'e dollar a day wage scala
:p:~~~f·~:~~~. impto'r'emems
~~:asollne tQ.X to rare Ch'Tiin OVI.'r the chllclten fll lno !refused to discuss the matter Close
The authOrThles or the count)'
the plant.!!
building
tiOI - of the divorce
watch was being kept 011 the action
were grimly determined to turu
Indiana
suoce&amp;!lful farmers atMrs Chaplin Is ur.der conlr!lct uf steel stock~ m an effort to tap
yesterdays
meeting and 1\lth the Pox Film Studio to llppeo 1the authenticity of the rumor
back the lnvttding horde wlt:t bul- vunla and Aiabama wes
lets H "flecessaJ y
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by the corporations fluance corn
les.qenlug of the tax burden In tlve picture!! with the t\\ o bn}s
The new m get talk follows on
Shollld the present force of re~~:u­ mlttee In the behef new eqmpment
of their s uggestions will fit
Chaplm to date has pald 1000 ll the heels of t~ collap.se of a:~ at
the
Governor, e"Onomy month for support. of hlH sons m
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lar and Speolal deputies be unable was needed to meet th e ILP?roRCb
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p tempt to m erge
L e Youngstown
,against Bddition to th e ...,.,.,
to oope WIUl tlle marchen thete lnr tlade Jev j va I
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It was est1mated the work would
Governmental expenditures Mrs Chaplin In settlement l\h en l com:em w t
e e em wo ~Cfll~&lt;
*Ill be D000 cltlzeiUI-lafJyeJ s doc1
abolition ot the fol· t hey were dlv01ced fh e yeJ.Js UK-:&gt; tag u
ters business men farmers min consume six months and fUl'nlsh
Chaplin bellev e5 Utat enttance 1 An opl nlo\1 or the Court or Apers-to reinforce those already on employment to many thoU!I•.mas or
persons
County School Superintendent ot his son8 Into motion ptctu!"'ls il.l pt!Ul~; Monday v.as t ra nslated today
duty
Myron c Taylor ~hahnmn 0 ,
theh tender~!&gt; viii lntc1f r. e v,ttll las vhtunlly approving the original
DITCH DIGGER BURIED
the cmporatJOn said a :Jt:neral
&lt;gounty Health Commlsl!loner I then normal dev elopment and mke merger negotiations which had seJ
-buylnl movement. tn thill countr)
on..~.nuecr on JJtt~ t~
from them the pleasures en )O}f'd ved as the bas ts of an Injunction
Cleveland Aug 24- - INS- Fire-- ()A.n not be long delayed
INClPlE T
OT
by other child! en of sJmlhu Lges ol.:tatned by oppooltion forc-es led by
men and a &amp;core of laborers work
'In per1ods sueh as t~.s
he
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HALTIE~
~a.Jd
the comedian s ottmne1
Cyrus S Eaton Cle'r'eland flnan
1
ed feverishly here today to extrJ. $11.111 competition necessitates the
24 ~INS - fwo r Ill await developments
wn Cle
1 eve and Aug
cate a dltcb diner who wa~; bll
tLSc of the mOBt modef.n eQmpmeT!t
Pl' Ice
llldlo Cl uiller s were dis- M1s Chaplin s terse commenl
I I he f'...ourt of AppeaLs opmion held
kd :\Ill e when the walls of a 12- : One mlrht look upon thl&amp; aa a time patched to the Doone ofllce or thtl
f the stock uchan~~:e plan of one and
foot d lch in which he wHs work- 1 for II thorough house clea.nlni( au:l Associated Charltica here trdr.~
PUT ~IN·BAY HOTEL
one- third 8hare of . Bethlehem tor
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I one s hare of Sheet a11d Tube legal
11 will be the reason for replace- quell a demonstration of 100 un11)1' ca.ved In and pinned him un menton a larwe fiCale whlln th~
"'n loved. men WJIO threatened to
DESTROYED BY FIRE land denied attorney fees to counsel
othere: escaped
produetlve fatiUUe~~ oJ the country raid the welfare office
representing the anti-merger ton:
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After 50 mmute8 he WliS ta kl'n are again called Into Bul:l&amp;tantia i
.1onr cru!r.e ~ 1n •vC'd r 1 thf' SC L
Pul-In-Bay o
Au(l 24 - INB- es
t
out but he had sutfot-Rt.ed and use
11 time V preve nt an~
dt110rci Pt A blackened mas.-; of chu IIH ruAttorneys who represented the
CLuld no t. be re\lved
1 Taylor reiuseQ to eommcnt 011
the demonst ratun; fml c.l b'r'
us t.xln y w11.s all thnt H'nt\ln~ or anti matge1Jsts d r.c le red toduythev
- -- · Jeports the av~t1t.le or steel opera- llr tc t.Jc members of t he council the Cc;mmodor~ 11otet om
Ll1• 1WOU id appeal the
deelsion to the
MORE TROUBLE FOR EDITOR tlumt was P.Xpect£Q to expand to u.t of lln€1npluycu were u spcr~({!
I r. 1m. us "'pot rm rn , ltOIHba &lt;:uuVt 1State Supreme Court
l lea8t 30 per '(lent or capacity bJ.
--.... - -1 ~ rn vaca tioners
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AUI 2t- 1N8--Tw'l No'r'ember 1
DANK REOPENS
FilL of
undet.mlll lncd
ru lJPn
TO APPF.AI, FOR MONRV
nmdavtt!l ch~rwlng Grover Flemlna:
can Lon o AUK :.It - INS- \\ th w13pt through th~ woode n true·
e(lltor of an Ohlo weekl)lt n ew&amp;papcl MOKE MONEY! FOR TI:ACHERS $150 000 a vailable ror withdrawals ture one or th e oldl'st and lm.;:et.t
Albany
'l
Aug 24 - IN8-with 1\Ueged malicious libel, todav
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I the OocJge D Harter bank of Co.n ltllme hotels In Amm.cn lntc ve~- Govetnor Pnlnklm D Rooseve lt
Col limbus 0, Au1 24 - INB- 1 ten Oj)f:ned here today thtl ~nd l lerday OiLmage was es timllted at ~ ~1~ mt~~ ft v: t 801t~~lt flp~~~ tom~~
were Ot;l file In the muntelpal pollee
1The state bo«r"a 0'1 control todav ::Jf four clcsed Stark ~outrty bank- 1$100000 All gunsts (}f Ulf• eSl Elll 1hook~
court here
g to ~he r~n k R~~ ~le eo~ath~
They were swom out by W B 1rcleaRd llt2t82 for payment or ing lnstltu ••ons to 1esume Ol'lf'l1l· Jlshment escaped safe tv
Demo~11.LIC tlrt In ttn et'!ort :to
MCClalllster former Greene county back ! alarles of teachet5 In state- tlon.s In three da.ys
Ibe hotel was bullt mot ~ lh
fi ll tile $l ~ooJ l'e~'dentlal cam
ahetlff and John P BocJtley ot 1d !Chool districts Finance Dlt'et•
OtDclaiS o1 Lhe Hurter b1lnk r 7f) years ago and WM known 118 an paliJl wal chest p
Xenia
or Howatd B •vis announcer!
I ported that a lai'(Je number or rlstocratlc stopping place One of With campaign contrlbut!Pns
McCa\Uster and Bockley memOther round~ released. mcluded the several hundrt d oe•"'
1 Lhe
hotels m ost
dlsUnKuishectjrunning far behind the deslrlLI
be~~~v~hea::to~Rhch.&amp;"!t'::!~ ,5,088 lor rehabUittu.km of educu- nied tnto the bank as t.he door" kUtsts v:s.s the wlcJow of J~ffets&lt;¥:1 amount the Oemoctnile h igh com'
~einln
ubllshed. 'In ':::totmded .on In IWJO and • 212 tor PtlY• ~ were opened lor the flt5t ume DavisJ pres ident of t he ConfcUer· mand ha.~ decided t{) appeal to lhc
story tta~ tbey were arrested In rolls for 1931
Detaiie for use of •1 nee last Aupt opened new de- ~cy who came he re every summe1 h tLJe felloY. s
tor rontrlbutlom
Waren and fined for catching un· the money were not dlscloaed
I posit account&amp;
for years
I 'tnngtng: fro u1 ai to $'2
cter-slzed bau.
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Y propooltion ia jutt thio: You take out a
Rockne fot.,. hour'o trial drive-then if, within a
w~ you &lt;m .l1et yourlldf buy any other now cor
with ~ base pnoe helow -600, 1'!1 give you -10.
That o how good I know the Rockne u, That'o
how good it'o proml
to he to poople aU
uound here. It's the oensation of 1932 _ buil~
~on1ored and guaranteed by Studebaker,
JHGIII!I IUid paCemaker. So come on ill md take
aut allocbe. Prove to younolf what a value it ia
at ji58H. o. b. factory and up 1

1Sheet And Tube
Officers Refuse
To Dl'sc'USS Rumor

In

STORM AND FOG

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'Selung Strike' Are
!king Urged

Forlunate

E..capin11 Without
Injuria

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returned TueSday
from Oolwnbus alter spending ~ev-

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Thu ..~~Y and Friday, Auw. 25-26
Warner Fabian'•

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)'OUl' hand. Thot'o what 1'!1 Jlive you if I fail to
..U ~a Rockne Six and you buy any other new

OF Highway&amp;
Conlinua In Effort I
To B - Pric:ea
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Warner Baxter, Kar('n Marley, Conway Tearle
Comedy: "On Ed•e"

Aviators

i&gt;c~:ad,ia~r

Appeal Of
Aid, Not To
heeded

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1Laurel

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"MAN ABOUT TOWN"

SUlK[

GAINS CUNnRT~
M~&amp;Ol[ W[ST

In Report To Adjutant
General; Trouble lmm·
inent In Ulinoia

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New Gaino Noted
641 Men Report At
Minea For Work

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eMNdy - W Va
Pair tonla:bt. and ~t'
l!dowly l1A1ft1 t.emperatul"!! liOnllht

Grandfather Was In Cleveland Cabmet.

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Obio Pair t.Uchtl)' wrnw iQ ~

Phenomenal Success on Turf in Fight for Conrreo~u:~.

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READERS' NOTICE - U you wanl
tho News Oftlce of The Dall1
Tribune, call 236-L; if the lluaineu
Qftlco ask for 202-R.

Sicry with Him in Politics?
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lime a1o Rev C w Pwey mllht l
=~ :09 d.ay11 ln the Melg&amp; oounty ~

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Will'Whitney's Racing Luck

CAUSED TR~UBl[ ,..~":'.. ·~.!:~':'.'~~':'.:::
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ERRING PREACHER I
MUST STAY IN JAIL

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OHIO STATE MUSEUY

SeYeral other witnesses me.
ldentttled with the taxicab mclus
try ln New Yart cUy, al110 te~l!tl " '
MJyor Walker had never .ndlcM tf&gt;d
to them bf!. hLvored tbe Pa.nn!llee
Transportalllon Compon~ or any
other oonoern in tbe ta11:lcab bus t
samuel UnpriPkter
heat!
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bro!Sfeftrm was also enlled
n w de
wttnes&amp; and had a
e,.hf'r 8tor
period on the stand
Ungetielder a#mltted he had
bu: Oe811 deallnKS ~lh Ruseell T
Sllenrood the m1A81Jt&amp; witness long
wanted by the Hof&amp;tad&amp;.er Leglsl:~
1 ve commltt.ee
Seabury alle,es
Bherwi!Od was Mayor Walker'&amp; tl
ne.nclal apnt
This the
dentes

JUTPUT OF STEEL
DOES NOT CHANGE

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