https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/edfe97eb73348173ed1a797aa5c7b835.pdf d5a22dfd73aa3985233bc698420be6c1 PDF Text Text • I TOJ:IDAY, AtrotrsT II, lad ' MUCH MRIJN' U t - I'Ucument I '' Between 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 1 • • 29 days In the .)all Between Individuals Aft· 1 kt ~ Pusey was arrested Monday 1 er GeHinr 00 by Otho Tntcy 1\Uer he had been "H M d H hn 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<'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& 1t Is generally known to t.he pen CL.4.SS ENTERTAINED plt! ot the. Pomeroy Bend 1 _ _ : Citizens or recqrniaed lntearlt.y or The Boolj:ter Cla5t> 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 ., K ~ bo--unde,Uoe~I n n t llqoor at. the sa.nt" time 1 The past Chiefs of Magnolia Tem'tut they dil>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 &ctuaUy did take !)lace home tills evtnlnll from Lhe McMil to mab hfs ltrst campaign speech outtude hts own but it seem& lQ have boen the worlt ian h08pltal In CharleHton where I accept.ft<!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<!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 j MNI Anna Dahl and John RooHvelt with common sense ut the tim~ of MA'K~:sGooo" nE"ORD - - - - -- -'--" the burnlna lr aU reports a1~ true .... 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 1 Hmong whom are 110me of the st.al- 1udio during the Bob Newhall M 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 lb ho u J Fa h ounnlofPomeroyhac:IMra cGntract bridae club at t.he- home or ness 1oug utthelriong-resJclence In unn 1 ter Do 8ch 1 Ll J • B'· 1 ed ~t.he town have never caU&ed any finished 111 second place ln the r ae er on 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<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.& 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 neffS ~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> ~ ::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 1 0 ! 01 was rtve n n. preliminary 1eari M ppe nclnnatl came taken to the Holzer ho~;pltal Tue:~~~ OFFrcERS ELECt ED and &ettled t he tine !Lnd co~t.ll aC~~ tr1~n~~~=e~ few day s bwdne& c.Jay where he wltl undergo an op he pleaded guilty to thf' charge of M Y \ 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 <PeteJ Mees Monday and waB lkwl" St&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&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 t hieves forced an Al"'l Oeorae Het!f'l of LincOln TerFu~wlna the dlflpen!!aUon ot Ute bu$1ness the 80 membera present entrance to the store throUil:h the ~~oce Mr and Mrs Joe Rubin and son wete served with sandWiches anCI door it was sa.ld A ch ~ck up of \.h• miMing artlcle9 l'eYP.ated that t h e Ba.nume Conrad Selloll Albert lotSil WllB IUnBIL Woe Albert Reuter Leonard Scholl 1 -I M1a Harry Fe&;er and sJs~ Mlas LOCAL C$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 &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~>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>1 ~--of Delll:ter were recen t iUe~>ts ur Mr and Mr11 Jacob Rollet ol Mul ~ 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 T I 1 his wu tht!' order qt Herman H I t.(ees, Justice ot the peace WbeJl I 1 Racea In Ea1 t End OF P omeroy Owner of Famous Rac'inll' Stable Expected to Duplicate FULL LEASED co-l I . HOCKING VAll U OPEHAURS _IP[N FIUR RE MIN[S ·- ELF.£TRIC THEATRE, Pomeroy, 0. • ~,.. "WEEK ENDS ONLY'' - .. ' f',. • • 4 J~ Bennett, Ben Lyon 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 &U 6nt . . , ja tile foohl•)• of hil lli&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&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' • .,,...d. ~haplin ... Hlltlaw, l.ut Jf •• WlutaQ lull hoia ...... m politic• u 11 ..... 011 ... tutf, tbo odda are all iD fuor of tbe Mw1co, To Stage For His Twu O f New Att emp t t o id•te ------ THE KING OF BEASTS "Naum.'!' in the Ratu'' ' -..., portYayed by rhe greata.nimalpolnrer, Paul Bran..smn •• · ~ impl..d by the ~>nne force and 1avage cunning which has made the lion 1'1t(.,. of the A{Tican jungle. , :ftr.._,~,_\~ ' ,... FRED S• BLAETTNAR, Mer. ai:::-... 1 ~~ 506-R Pomeroy 0. , ('l'friH#rr Ml4l pod oolil s,pm.,., 9, l9JZ) ' ~ov.rs-. •. lo '"" •~ a•• Seloot<dbJKin Fells H...rtn fabovel I Prime M:lnllltor of the land made famo.a. by Greta Garbo. Ramrln nenedl Premier Ekman, who re1 1cent :r rnll'ft8d, ll•inc u Ma rea- ~~!. •c_:~ ".T:,\:"~!:.t:',; 0 I ovtrnm.ent, •um• ot 50.000 kro::t 1.. from the lat. lvar Kna,.T rna kl)l8 • I I 1 I jend r• I I .. and raw tobaccos I :"!'~>v;;}~:j.'t l< '(17', V.r'if~f~.~\.-¢'.;t, ..~,~'l"~·\ ~f»;~te.~ ,.,.,,.l;:. ~ ~ ~· • \. ' ~ .., -; "" ~~ Jr;,;, ly.-....~~lor-v.J.,.'<!'r!, )._*YJ/~.., " ';'f~ ,. ,_.,.\~/"' ,1';o0\;;,•~i l They are '/iot present ill Luckics ,lit the itaw Is Selc!om Mild"- so •.• the mildest cigarette these 'fil\C toba<:cos, after proper aging you ever smoked and mello\\'injJ, arc then given the ' benefit of th~t Lucky Strike puril}'ing 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 ,J 1 ;t I I I 1 SUGAR BEET CROP HAS BEEN FINANCED Clevtolahd Aug 21-INB-Through the Joint actloo of 31 bo.nlc8 Ohio ~ 1!\lBII.r beet crop hllfl been SUCCC&.!lfully tlnanced for the present sea 1011, e.ccortUna: kl an announcement t.od.&: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 Henrr, Deftanoe, W11Hams, Van ! ft W Ii t h Make T rueli1111 Difficul~ Ang 24-IN&-Tear 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 '> 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>luy 11. hen the 300 picket& 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 th ~ t • 1 ~e •. h'" d an wo er o1 e oaWl o amateur1.!lm • 11ttre V.CJ~ Olllll~tous u" 1 .,g .., an 111 the recent Olympfca, 111 sho~ several fnrmt'rH II. ere brui~Pd an j r with bll bride th~tormer MIU Ltl cut _ Uan C<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 '"l!l.. hlgWf!"pr!CleS KlGJI ~ Of! tel mmed to force the clr.v I .. folks to come acrolltl or go hunrr~ I 1 hundreds ot farmer.; of we&terlt Io•va lef~ their fteldi> and 11w11nned I Conf ~ Af to the hilhWII.YB aunoundtnr Omaht. etlet "'nme t e r Neb i IMort'" .ldm.I'ts I' Soa's w· f e I Kiltng ADd Ea•mely Dangeroua Bv E L OKE 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&ibot Grace lll!polt tuda} jl.l.<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> tienlct how !.hey haO tlE!CJdeJ to aesceno aL· Burgo Beach New lWMlanc.l lnsl evenln& rath er tha.u l.rave fog and storm throughout th~ mghl 1 Dat kllCAA W~L<; fallllli Buchir:{)H wnen v.e fliW)<I IJU1'6f'IV:!'i 1 sa.Ju 1 more Uum 200 mlle:s (~ .Ji:.u b<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- ' By JAMES L K! LOALLEN \ INS Staff Corrtspondt:nt Albany Aug 24 ""'>:' INS _ Be - ~ nlnd the scenes poll~lcs 1n the ln VEBt1ga.tlon o1' Mayor JIUIIes J Walker was due tcd~ty for an ttir inl &t the removal hearing befo-re Governor Franltlln D Roose· I ' ' but was the farmers tioll· ltss at.atwn was closw day movement. llllleadin&- 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 &.lberg and Peter&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&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<:entfl From W lsconsm came wmn that terval& WIL!'i til"btl} tlf'd about ll' hoo.Hve 1 '.H' got awal ~afely 10 gOIK1 1 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<! 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> miles .tom Btugo t l talned her b1other Charles 2 contradict b 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 !> 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 I 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>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 A 2t--INS--Tl une-plane aft'alr toda~ ' 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.> ~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&)'~ 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 So s wiftly I Wr I I I 1 tJ Jiy e• l .. ference a t the White Houiie which F01 two days the RepubU~ton Block vigorously denied he had e n&~~.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> - 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>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&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&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~> 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 en 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 I oi l • ' " .... • polls N~b.. ';~~~i:Jnth~~: / ~~R.P'ttJ' l lYl~~~~... word rrrntufh ~ Cr.aclchilcfren tha~ we we~ llh righ~. .he wtre 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& 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 ' I I have n.().:,~face: ill·'.'e'i~~~f:tes Blaettaar Motor Salesl• he :, You•u get tm cold caoh dofloro right .....,k in ' Sldt.tel! ~ Sweden's Premier .,,.!( .._ c onaoI~ Youngstown 0 Aug 24- INSChapltu Wl 1 lor U ortkutls of t he Youngstown Sheet .. :entbtaoo :ffi OOOrebeJIIJoms wtll 1He 1.11 court a I:.C ll t ton and Tube Co were masked '.11th . ,.• .,., challcngln K ~he right or hL~ dhm 11111encf' todav tn the race of rumots army or union lhlnera dew York Aug o• 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&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<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&ken for hlll'hway lm an lnJHnctlon or ll.!ik IJOdlhcat!un ) [ ~~~ul providing for an even e:< 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&!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 ~ 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 h lar and Speolal deputies be unable was needed to meet th e ILP?roRCb '""" 000 I• "' 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 i~lltluJ ._.a.1 t 1 h 8 thl h 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~< *Ill be D000 cltlzeiUI-lafJyeJ s doc1 abolition ot the fol· t hey were dlv01ced fh e yeJ.Js UK-:> 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~!> viii lntc1f r. e v,ttll las vhtunlly approving the original DITCH DIGGER BURIED the cmporatJOn said a :Jt:neral <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 &core of laborers work 'In per1ods sueh as t~.s he Cl N Rl 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& 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 • 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: 1 After 50 mmute8 he WliS ta kl'n are again called Into Bul:l&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 <:uuVt 1State Supreme Court l lea8t 30 per '(lent or capacity bJ. --.... - -1 ~ rn vaca tioners 1 .. - - -.Xenia. 0 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&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 ' ~ 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.&"!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<¥: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& for years I 'tnngtng: fro u1 ai to $'2 cter-slzed bau. ... _, - --~- - ~ - -- - - - - - ,.;,;;kiftn 1 Concern Bet}aleh 1e~ ~t::::;""";~ ~{'~:~t::;:!",t'"'::~~ ~~~~~:~: 1 Y propooltion ia jutt thio: You take out a Rockne fot.,. hour'o trial drive-then if, within a w~ you <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 I Holidll)'' And 'Selung Strike' Are !king Urged Forlunate E..capin11 Without Injuria 1 ON FOODSTUFFS - L-- Bert dttm returned TueSday from Oolwnbus alter spending ~ev- lowrXricod ...... 1 K.•• Thu ..~~Y and Friday, Auw. 25-26 Warner Fabian'• at~t )'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& Conlinua In Effort I To B - Pric:ea I • Warner Baxter, Kar('n Marley, Conway Tearle Comedy: "On Ed•e" Aviators i>c~:ad,ia~r Appeal Of Aid, Not To heeded Qm!l~ L tWb 1Laurel 1 Tuesday end Wedne•d.ay, Auc. 23~24 "MAN ABOUT TOWN" SUlK[ GAINS CUNnRT~ M~&Ol[ W[ST In Report To Adjutant General; Trouble lmm· inent In Ulinoia _______ • I MILITIA HEAD SAYS -- I SURE, I'M PREJUDICED, BUT I I '10 SAYS I'M T Role New Gaino Noted 641 Men Report At Minea For Work ""'":.:._ ' • NEWS S ERVI CE OF lNTERNA'lliQNAl.. I Peri!IJa"JaJH I Wl' RE Much I • i U 11"'8 Jri~,w:; IT S lN THI: DAIIl TRIIWI'H VOL. VI-NO. 28 I 'I SouthWHJ. portion tmiC)I& 'J11;urwJa;p • PNtl' eMNdy - W Va Pair tonla:bt. and ~t' l!dowly l1A1ft1 t.emperatul"!! liOnllht Grandfather Was In Cleveland Cabmet. 'ill I W EATHERFORECAST~ Obio Pair t.Uchtl)' wrnw iQ ~ Phenomenal Success on Turf in Fight for Conrreo~u:~. I en-1 ,,I --------- -:r- 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? • • * * * * lime a1o Rev C w Pwey mllht l =~ :09 d.ay11 ln the Melg& oounty ~ A. _ t'VE. Will'Whitney's Racing Luck CAUSED TR~UBl[ ,..~":'.. ·~.!:~':'.'~~':'.::: N0 H' H I GM S TA NO . StH C3 L 'J~a us o ERRING PREACHER I MUST STAY IN JAIL 1 7JA1i31 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>d to them bf!. hLvored tbe Pa.nn!llee Transportalllon Compon~ or any other oonoern in tbe ta11:lcab bus t samuel UnpriPkter heat! """' Samuel Unprlelder und Compato ) oJ ' bro!Sfeftrm was also enlled n w de wttnes& 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& witness long wanted by the Hof&tad&.er Leglsl:~ 1 ve commltt.ee Seabury alle,es Bherwi!Od was Mayor Walker'& tl ne.nclal apnt This the dentes JUTPUT OF STEEL DOES NOT CHANGE '' ' ' i �• nu PA!!ll TWO THE t'BIIDAlLY TltiBUNE IQJQI COKP&n VAILy TllJl~rq, POM&J~· ' ' uar .J WEDNEBDA Y AUGUBf ~ Clyde Bo.,.man who Just a Museum Is emplo)ed at HarriiQllvUle epent Monday ntcht here "''ith hla tamUy Mr a.nd Mra Howafll ~· tnOI'to:l of Carpenter apenl' $jle w;o end with "'1- ll!l!lle ~lpo IIPd sqn~ Rev w~ f;li~ hJ• r.,e. J1111UJJ111jfl r..MM81• ~ ~ " ~-Ill~ ..... :lopl II 18il6 •• t.lll , .., 0 - .. I .-u. lfl"l ID D<! !!!&"""'• ot ~ Fred Kintball Inc • Mrs I 1 Week One Month One Year LOY)': St 00 2 00 1 00 I 1 .60 I One Yea $ l!i stx: Months • 60 Three Monthb 6.00 One Month DE;;t~UDS NO 1-0"" no m<~n any thmg I ", 'I I l I .. I I I I ·r::=:-:=======:::::; j QUICKEST WAY TO STOP PAIN re-I I p)air• I Mr and. ~ Gene Pierce anli ramuy were Sunday ll!ePts of Mr and Mrs Chfrletl Ftndllna Mr and Mn CHni.<m Frost an1 .son ot Athens were vlaitlnR tht! Mr and ~s Wlll- I Farmers Allen of Zanesville er Mn Ploy Gardner and uncle m~ bfu warnrd B@'liln.<H vlolfnCP w aod Mrl w p Ray~ and M.J ~ E H Morrl.ll F'rlday 0 A. Releh or J:eion returned Tuelmeaft.ll t.o pm hlghf'r priCt'!i. !amlly had for the1r ruest& la~t Mr ~ J B Longsworth lelt Sun day evenq rr,:.n1 teven.l <laJB vlalt for farm product. week the fonner a uncle Frank Bay- day to vl~Jt her sister Mrs Carl wlt.h retauvri at Pltt.abursh and re and daughl r F'a.nnlt> Thf'Y Hu1\th01 n <> of Akron ~ILUihLf!r RUah RtJSt wfto ttd beet' Turt.le Oll!et Ptnnaylwanla. Mrs (Continued from .DNe c&i' AVIATRIX FORCF.n nOWN were also accornpu.nled by a mlnlfl Mr and "'rs El'nest H Morris t&OM'I a.L I via1ttn 1 fier'f with her lft.nd-PfU'· Ploy Gardner &nd. 0 A hleh ex Om&.ha area. wemec tnat milk w111 t.er and hls wlre all of near Pitts Wt'lt' R1plf'~ vlsltOI~ Sunday ..::...::.::.:-=:~~======~==·:::::: •mt.l ancf other rt!la.tlvea tor the past peot to return to their hOmes be piaced on Ule forbiddefl UJt ll Lubbock Te~ :.1-4 - INSburgh. month Th.llJ'IIdly • the dU>trlbutors !all to lin up to Lh.e OUUland en~nt ln lhe J A. Sayre liOn Arthur wife and Form B•hef 1 Mrt Arthur Oowrt dauchter PlOII!Iale Preci:er and Pauline aaree1nent ~~ derby nl&'hL from l..ol! An daurhter 1pent aaturdr.y With Mr tilml:r b~vfotl ll.<~ ~ M&ym EUu.beth llnd Y:ary Vanzant Tucll:ennan 'litumed Monday from Althou&"h nwneroUI t.ruct:1 bear lu to Clevdand w~s forced and Nn John Wolte of Doroi's ' ol 1.: 1-. of Mrs Clyde"' Bat.tYn on Main Jot Chuhire spenl Tuesday In Col- two weeD vacation at Buckeye 1ln11 lhi!St..ock and produce tor the :... by motor trouble twenty Lyle Powell of Bradbury is visit I It' ~ I ll II - :\1nJtillg'llP meet Melldames Charles McMu~ I umbliiJ MiJII Ann EUzabet)l. Brllht Lake Omaha. market were turned baclt n IIOUUl of rexas :ille InK hiB daughtl'r Mrs Tessie WIU'd ler rrvlng Karr Jr B F Fultz Jr accompanied them h.ere for a vialt Mrs Charles Wlae Br Mn by the rarm pickets no violent club ~ ~m~ll~,.~~~~th=e~i~~: h~:re by lung Mra Quincy Adam~> son Hobtl.rt Mrs w G Huddleston &«<Impan- Charles Bameu and Mr and Mrs es occurred Savery wamed hla fol~ wife and baby vi.R.it.t!d last sunday Cll'de Ba.ttyn and th.e MiMes Doro thy Pender111'11.8S of Jenkins Ky led her eranddaua:hter Claire Lou- Glen Barnett. of Pomeroy (l.CCQm lowe.n; to !lhun physical toril:bat. but by and Monday a Zanesville The1 Mrt. Geor«e Paraona, 36, 11 Marjorie Wrll[ht or New York City lse Oalbroned om Memphis Ten- panted Charlea and Olen Barnett &I cautioned them to be nrm In en~ were acoompanled home fly Quincy and Dahlia Pauley nessee who nu been vlaltlna: here mother of :Uuncle Indiana. as !orcin& the blockade ,~H~·~~·tao~~~·ln~·: Adams who has had employment nt Vict1rn of Tuberculosis Followlnr the djqner they mo- w COiumbW! Tuesday where she wm far u Columbus Tuesday structed them to make no Zu.ne~vllle tor 110 me time After Lonl' lllnen tored to Oalllpol~ ~he1e they at l lJl8k'6 .. shqrt vl..!ilt w.lth her IJ'&ndMra WUla IAmb h&ll returned 1to Interfere with the te nded the theatre the~e P~~orenta Mr and Mrs W J Gal from several month.s vJal.L with farm good.l by rail ----brouer before retumlne t.o her l.lltlve8 at Co1nlng Detroit and oth The only Herlous bruah SAXON Yrll Ooorae P&raons 36 years Qf IIOME FROM BOSTON home Mrs Huddleaton returned ler points Ia"' ex:perlenced by the otrlkero, Ctc·J age IJilA8I!d. away at. about l 30 ~. ho W d esd j cur~d at Spencer Ia wllere an4 Mn Arthur Sayre and 1 Elale an<! M~j; Normnn 1 oclock Wedne!iday mornill8 at her Mr und Ml"H Elmer WeHt ne me e n ay even nl I --lam Norman an otllcl•l of thll Norma. of McKtes Rocks Ruth La1nb of Parkersburg wPn horne on Hlah Street Gravel HUl home from Harvard university Mra Harry Schoen and son or I day as.'IOCiatlon waa placed an u.tended villt 1Sunday guests or the formc1 ;; siJ> Deat.h waa due to tuberculosis where Mr Wes~ lll employed to Charleston are bere vlsltlna with ILrrest charged with obiJtrucUnl father J A I ter Mr D s P..Lri!Ons 11 wblch disease had kept. her~ falll spend l...tU' summer wh,h Mrs her parents Mr anct Mrs Ji'nlnk I hlchWlY His arrest W&ll blued on. n~lativea I Mr and Mrs George MoClmt.OCb I L ______, fO)\th.e put two anJl a half )'l!ara West 5 paumt.s Mr and Mr A 11 WtlUama 1 warant sworQ. to by a farmer W I len la.st week for I are vlaltlng rela.ti~es ln Aron Try th1a new TlZ She 1.15 survived by her rather H Barton u.nd Mr Wests pscents a Kath leen Thomas ol JacksonvUle - Noll I where he has I Edila Hylbert 11.nd M., &ilher j CORN PAD Swpe pamiaataadr C Rou.sh or Mason one brother L t Dextt>l Florida after several days vtstt here ~ \Continued '..lUl na11e one) Sioux Center Is waa a.nothet j Then medicated 1T P1lrr lert Sunday to vlslt th.., and for good c Roush or Maute her h~band with 0 J Marcum and family left CUmax: of the two ft.i&:hLs In new objective or LhJJ strik.et'l today I Sunday ar- formers brother and S1Ste J w I renlerof pad !!OOndl-..lvetawaythe and three enUd.ren Geraldine Er l <- MI vue Htmthollle has u~ Wednesday tor Oa~ Hill W~ Va rapid nre order alter reAld.ents o!l otDf?lah> of a IarKe creamery in A Nease Hylbert or Dlmbar W Va lind Mri. corn l ne t pad m !he wurld. -41 nf!BtJne e.nd Jack l 1u1 nt>d trom a !ew aays vis.IL ut where she will vl!ilt before rt!Lurn ~;wro~dbnd h..U wa.ll..ed ve.lnly thal city reCUBed to acqule.ce to the l &ntz and J U Hevener of Marlinton W a } he Stansbury Drul Co. l"uneraJ services wm br conduct WooE I.el aftel attend!nl!i u clnss lng to her home of 7~ ft~~;s the nllilht tor some news farmers demand Lo eea&! opera-!Sara Roberts called o 1 M111 Mn B E Morris and son Dec M•ddiJ;pott Ohio. ed Friday at 2 o clock P m from. Jt.U!1 1Cn Mrs Austin Wood d1UJ8hl.er Mary 1 Le a d Bochk tl~ Whereupon strike leaders an (Mary Bentz or 'i'..etart la!!t SundD.y 1 bt!rt or Bashan calletl on Mr 1U r the Methodist churctl Burml will Mrs H L HenthOJ ne has re Ellen and son A V o! Wheelln1 a1e 1s.l(Jh~d ~Vel Bt o;oh~e~ewre~rl.ed nounced a blockade will be set up -~ ~ _· \ _ ~ bt- nl ch.ar&e of llilwllngs turned home fr091 o. vlslt v th here vlsitlnr with l.lle rormar s siH wick at 1 p M yesterda Je.!IS ~ around that town today ~~ ____ _____.._ lnllttJVes ir. Cotuinbu& Iter Mrs 'C F Ratklburn three hows artel' t.akltfe orr 011 Future objectives or the strikers 1 ..,, Dr and Mrs ORvis Middleton a.nd Lena Fox Is enJoytnl a vacation their lll&:ht No other word wa.11 re- It was Wlderstood have been named POT LVCK OINNil:R Lhree children of Dayton arrived from her duties at Rathburru store celved of them until they zoomed as St Paul Minneapolis tdllwaukPe ( Wednesdil.y for a wee,k s visit with Her vacation ~gan on Tuesday do'l: n uut or the skies D.nd landed at St Loul.s and Chicago The follo"-ma: enjoyed a pot luck Mrs Jtmnle and othl!r Rev and Mrs Fred 1 Gardner Harbor Gntce Some fpcUons In the muvement dinner Tuesday evenlnR at Lhe home relatives daurbtel Joyce the formers motlt Fo11 and stornf over Newfoundland today were urging a producln~hol - - - - - - durlna tht' nlsh t wel1\ responSible lday as well as a selllnA: s ke for Lhe &Jt~era Petersen crash and It \\a~ pwposed Lhat the farmer the late arrival or Lee and Bochkun atree nol to plant their !<011 or Solberg and Pelersen were In ~uu e nev. li"estock holding their rlj.dio communication wllh Ney, pfoduel.£ uver Into nut ye.11r when York up untll an hom be!ore the]f shortae.e of supply would push crash In thell last 11 e888.ge they prlct>~ to higher levels 1 advised New York of their Intention .o\l ~IJ Moines Ml o Reno .presl of ftylnr m circles ove.r Harbor dent o f tl e holiday aaaoclaUon saW Or~e and 8t John s until the he Is maklnil elfort.a to Induce Oo 1 weather cleared Dan Turner of Iowa and Qov Both teams of fUers had hoped tv Plo) d B Olson ur MlrmeHOta t.o call reach Harbor Grace before niJlht n conference of middle western S:QV- 1 tall last ni ht r 1 d h ernors to den! wit.h t.he farmers I rt! ue an, up off p!Cblems and guarantee the striker• SY:'IIOPSIS o: protpctlon Baltimore and his Fiytnr Family TIJe elfish be!wecn offJcen and Yftnl and Jl;eautJfu1 Patrl~11 flere Bafely at St John New Brurn; ~t llklnt:r Inrn e1 occurred after 8nullawa\t ~or~ llf!'t f.llher HU wick afler completln~ the nrsl leg autborltles went to the 11eene ot the mu.ch that she was walllna t• sacr1 of their proj!!ct4-Q tugh,j. to London blockade when oomplalnt8 were 84 lol'e aJttil happmhs t• Insure The former Amy Johnson noteU madf that all trucks were bf'ln11 re his r91ture antle~d~t"ncoe by m.litrJ• aviatrix wUe uf Captain James A !used Pll&'l8~ aar "uldh: ared R&rve:r Blame for Mollison who recent!) completed The officers round ten loaded Ilia Wealfh It tra" A Lint Pamela his~.Cty s nrst solo fti&'ht from Eur trucks held up behind the barriers I who liUI'I'""teal that l~at mai'rr ope to !Lnltrica announced ~er •u Sheriff Pe1 cy Lainson tried to weal~, w-.rmAJ tllat '\he rl.nwp.r t ~ntlon ot making a. slmlle.r ntttt\.J ! convince the strlken; that they of lou wt-an oil' Pamr-!a !!poke from Londeln next munth should allow the trucks lo pass captain MoUlsoo •waiLed wort! 1While he was talkintr: La a. dozen or \!lll,..rl•nl:f', her o"n mattJ&fl: !rom Dr Jam's A J{lml;)all me the leaderH however a soo~ of t• h~tndseme Jlmmte n a.,ren • teorologleal expert bet'ort tl'lking off the stnkers walked to the Sheriffs JOilnC lawvrr was bN:omlJll duH fr(lm RouseYelt Field for Harbor car and attelllpted to turn It over Jnhmte fur1uu" at 'Pat a eurare Orace on his return journey to tht This prt>elpltalel.l 11 brief fiRt fla:ht meat, •••keniJ to the rea'LJzatJon old world In which the Bhenff and deputlee that he hhnaell cillorell for her Pat, Captain *oUg11.ng Von Gronau tmaaaed a do~n or more strikers wilh youths opt1nus m hope!l tn fa.mous Oe1 man nye1 11.nd his thret" When the tirht ended Deputy UJn that thl!' yoana camper whotn companloJJ!I we1e teady to continue Sherif! McTwigen attempted tAl ar1b.e Dilly knows u J•~lt and saw the•r lelaurely round the wo 111 rent Lynn Alderman Alderman o~ -nee, wall rescue- her from fti&'ht from Cordova Alaska The_, Sretited In a truck refu.sed to a:et out .fllaifte l11nmie ftad1 her In the rar planned to speed Yiouth and wes1 of the car and McTwlgen pulled llllrli'. ~in1 He td.es ht!r In h18 alonr the Aleutians to Dutch Har hLc; gun and flred several shots In . , . . anti in d;eHpaur and hunery bor the air far ..~~~:e, abe IM'tmita him te kin From Dutch Harbor the ftyera This preclplta.tl' d author !reeTube th EACH wiU sto.rt the dangerous 1 000 mile for 'all and the authorities ~rt )lea', ~fZt daJ P•t bruk& her enllo·" Each In Pain tiJaht to Paramlshlf In the K~fllC:. torc&d to use tear llRS to dlspe( the ·~tradt. ~ m el ., iAI •'\aplela,l!l Il>Jands anrf thmce to Ja~an sot~ an1ry farmers 1 SIJ.I• per oet hlhnNia'-11 folknn•r l":•t•ll _,..,.. enrateln'ent. Jnamle tlfns -----·-- _ _ Those arrested were Alderman W L ShJvery and F R Ring t• *'!n Pat money .tt study art Full o..,..tre-4 ,. it Charges had not been filed early PI,'I (athtr tileehnta Jtmll'lle Roft'ef, today against Shlvet y and Ring ¥A-.1'lhiJ bi.s i'a~IU~nu W'U ade111aate Alderman was ~harged with reckless for h..- ·~· He plana 10 \ake Pat driving Authorities said he at tcr Pa.ls. 0hlli m,iaqte Patr1eia fH~a J !Continued~ 'lcL)ft! ''""" tempted to drlvt! hl~ truck Into a. 3 County Sohool Board11 Tube.... IACH 1 Tullo tt• EACH u"n.Dt leave ,J•mm1e and, the 4: County Parm AgeJU.S (1\J~eady speedina truck which had refUBed f4 61 F.IU'h In Pain •fltt,111he l•a,~et hhh for the k1111 e,x· ••·tl f.adl In Pain to Btop at thQ plcket linea It was atohshed. In BOrne counties 1 ~rie~ of the ..re'fiGU nJeht Then Chairman Williams revealed that his Intention officers 4eelared to Sll... per oet J•e~ ¥r~vu Pa~ think.,_., he had fts.Ja per Sl!t thf! committee hM been asked to wreck the other car tnl• etme :euerday. for today he ls 'nle clash the rlrst In O~ha urae the abolition ot enUre cowttY t(Je Ialit anillt il'i Jtmm1e ahe wants 'J Waif half I'd have kn•wn. that thine• •W•'t IOVernmenti In a\ least 20 small area since thf' fo.rm 11trtke became Full Oveniu--:S 00 19 Foil O..ora!ze-4.75•:11 JUk e:Qiainl'i lie 1ta7eCI aw1y lte in 1eal life."' Ohio counties to provide 'tor the effective here Monday nta:ht Here cai!W. ,.,., "c0041 bye" ~Jiefmed •• m~rrlnt of them with Jaraer coun· totore picket.& had U.8ed Only pe&~~;:e­ lldal d¢ "'"'• .. .,, fio.'f • .-..r: .. 1 Jad> as bruwn &II 1 nat1ve Fortunately h;r ;rled out In demand Cor lllh· tlea to save expense or opere.ttlli a ful methods to 5\.op P8.8881e of fann the rock quarne11 to wbtth th•J ottlerT What mahetOus 1pell 'had oounty rovemmen\ for a. few peq.- trucks to market Last night h9' la•nn« • Tubeta.H EACH Tube th IACH ever they built barricades on hl&:h were taksn w,rt: dcse 'o thJ! ae~ drueced her 1en1ea lf\tO i flilH pk way 34 and htehway atx Some 300 CB.APTEK SEVENTEEN Two ,year.11 latet he hai.d escapt,d peace! La11t ntrbt wheo abe mlrhe F.ach in P11ln 14·7• Eacb In hlrw The Governors cOmmit~ on She dt up Bharply .. Jack I aur w1th his or1clnal ea-ptors helPed by have been 1,aved frova the &orment forecloaures and tax delinquencies plcketa on highway silt narrowly esSII.. . perset SII.Uper oet en~l • N:o wonder he had seemed their fr1ende of awali:~in~, this man 'tid 11tltltH will ln1medlately draw up Ita re- caped Injury As they were buJJdau auuaz•nrly tamlhar Oh, 1d1ot' The low vlhrJJ.nt vo1ce stopped ,.way Now 1 too late he bad eome port ror presentation to Governor lng barbed wire fence act'0811 the Hew could she have turro~lenl 'Whb.:h r.emmds me1 he went of She covered ~er face W)th her White to be used ln lsliulng his road a. farmer Intent on breaking l!ull Ovenlze-5 00-ll tun o .. ~ 11-ilt • "lien did you ret baH' she that ~f 11 yotn.r man or 111n old one hands 'Oh tt only you h11dl l.dtd call lot the specta.J 8e88lon Wlll- throuiJh the blockade drove his j true~ at hl&:h ISpeed Into l.he bar lams also anno~nced ..ke4 "I m ailrprlled I hadn t read shoul~ one day 10 11bout mqun'!.nJI' want you to-then lt waa the Orst rler Barbed wire and fence ~ts for a youne lad'y named Pat- just t1me m my lifl!!l I d ever wanted a .bo•• It.. flew throuah the a.lr sea tterlng the ...1 Sidney 0 At•<> 2f-IN8-Dis '"l~'.a ne:v.er eo much fuM over Pat- Mostly Pat - he ~il'ht find man to ta ke me In h '" arms Pliil- tressed OhJo Par~ers and home picket:• In all directions Gt tMH Tube ••·•• IACH the lolutton t1f a mystery, ~e himself lo~.:ked up by a v1g1lant kias me Bu~ you didn ~. ~nd now owners WOUld be tully Juatltied In et.lt F..adl Pain U·9§ El'Cb In Pain p•l•ce t•" pmtoct -ople from It 8 too late ' Cclumbus 0 Aug 24 - IN" •rmne d "But any1V'jl.y I'm no t -o v • ·-~ 8t aginll a , moratorium March on o-7 QUALITY eltll,. back My fathar knowa I the mstane ' Too late'" He forelblJ drew t.he state capitol when the legisla AltholJI'h " expre~lng sympat11 tlt.ft per oet flf.Qperoet FEATURES I ujuld him nt.lt to c•ve It to ~he "You are lrrepreiiSiblel she berhandstromberface,hekltheD t.ure convene.a In special 8e88ion wth the motlvt: or tl:e mnvem nt a.pers 1 tort of batf a feehnl th!)t laughed In Uooks people who have fast In one of hta own lo the other Probably next month Charles V general dlsnpprova J wns exp 1t> mut hne a little while tlb pt had troubles make 1t a buaine~s and he gently look ber clun, tll)lluna Ttuall' tonner state director of J PJOllllnp,n Ohlo faun le!H.Iers Ufettme Guar 8\J'Iel:t to..ethttr befort~ 1 had re a duty to rloom about them tt.ll the the small wh1te face toward ~lnt agriculture and Democratic num~ today c:;I the farm strike In lowa aateed. f)ortert d..cendmr upon me ~ Youft11ne • h1!1 rrave eyes le&rchlnc nee for .coneref~man-at-laree de· ..,! 1-orackn and cthPr wr~t~rn ~I 1 Goodyear IWIIIe ~ Dlkl'• r•ther)lromml'lnt and hn And In hfe they make It a bust She closed her t>yea. Bera" talk clared here today LeaderR were a11reed that thelc &lid ltOUN lal& rnt4e ~ch •tarrennr iltlr when ne!IS illond a duty to wreet thern aa lUZ' rapuUy, brnthle&UJ lei\ her BpeaRir~~ at a Jl).eeting of the Ki wa~ no daniel ol a hmtaJ fa II 1 flloa'!:efted "' much of the ttm" aa po&slble But courare fail her She told him ,.u wo.nla club and alAo the Shelby boycott, ln Ohio oalldewall 1 am In sympathy Wil.h th, ,.. don t try to turn me astde I 1must that had occurred berbmiDI J'itb COWlty Democratic ptonic today She ~softly In a Rasl} had h , lk h bd 'J'ruaJr. _.~ .. , .. _ Jatm Btllk£: In Iowa Lee B Pol ~Qie ,baek all those p 1cture11 of - your p o l1 c e 1dentlticataon a'1l er cousm a La J. t a tn'f!!htf " aue,.._. uat the only solu- mt p ld fM-lt '~ h e ....... pla>t" halite 1mposed 6n her b; Pttnela, tton to the pre'gnt Problem Is Buna.u r ressaiden1 but uf I1he Ohi~;~t F"I If ttatee •eal'8 aro. In ""'Pers On t ..... ..., I 7 11 4&•Ut whlli yShe told him hH last name, lrfT of her htdeous and brief eaaao an extens on of me--the moratoram no 1n a lap•rtwlu ~een. COJ.lere ptdUte!l •oat of tng 01 •er ... rmanent address the ment, not omltilnr ller OW'II ho,. lum ' 01 of wnng violence to aaln highthem A t'*inoue quarterback tn ae• '' ... D In• the bl er prices I know the fannen Sbo&loet·M ...,on All the "'lr<ll of fUm resur plantation, R F D 'But wont you that he would reacue ber Her fMO In• uri th reeent pu lc hear- there are tt-...nrate bul I belle.. ~~·· r 0 ~ ' •omo o ·· o r t•mo-o- and meet burned u &he told him wtt'- w"'-1: e liJOvernor 8 Ohl committee ...... ,..... Tallo . . . ~ted to help 1n ~be world wide ... • v ·~ .,.. ~-,,.. ~ atu"•"•• to- tHE problem should be worked out J d Daduma' ' eare ahe ~ ,.~sed, bow I~ bad ....,..~.. •..c ~IS on o ta~ b R•llkr. h•uy ' 1 tbJnk (II move be t•e b.Milroom homea the only speQJflc Fern plan· ~~ to his fath~t And had cbuckled "I f~l the ~all or clvi- .@l'peet.inl evef'J' touch on Jaer D•Ql.. and e = e : r e ! a mo;to;F r disclosed that hl! Ia Ul-21 ijrqp~ off the u.n:h A.Jl traee of Us:atton " Clet to reftal hln:l, and id ~r Wt period d1111n& whtc~ planntnl' to make a r~commenc.Io- J 6Doop·cvt1 tiOil. ltlm h*i ~" lott in fuo. Jte wall iooklnJ down tnto her WiW ho~· tltat,: not knOW!Pr ber teaeor mla:ht redeem his propert Lion to .Pl''I!!IUQent Rbover. to rail!e I "' ""But where on earth wert you'" face and she Uiw aeam\ that atranre flatne; hiJI wla t~~&itinl .fOil bar ilfll Truax sa.td Y ~ pu~ power of the com New Ia nup "i!'he most obviOUS platoe you tliU hunaer The !Jb..,p aw~tne1s the beach behevlhr 1he would eo•• Both p~sats met with oppo!J~ mod:!.ty doJlar SlD&Ie •1·41 Sln&Ie t•a5t ~mq.iM Guess·~ M tbat rooml!nt In h11 tent ftooded out to btm t'(n from the moneY len~rs--t!U> State OQmmetce D1n¢t:oh Theo· Tube tl.l7 Tube •wen zou In j\merica ~II the her memorf 'lt must be aftef one "I wu half dl.&<t • abe ltld. twa bankers bulldllll' and ,..,_ UI!JOicia~ dore Tanaemann ~ of Wo~tohf'l;l tl:me 1" + o tlock ' slle said hastily W. l:l!an ateali.ne down her cheek•, tiona and lnaurtnce cO~rtlN a r~ zwlltllw,e~ern ohio fanning 1 Of ·~11 tM time" What du!erence does that make "~r I'd have. known tbat thinra Only ~ taltewatlvea p~nt c... nt.U comm.u.cd that I d~m·t J ..'\Vel), lf you'd bl'len fn a bosp 1 t~i really? Don' you k11ow I love you, di<ID:' htappen like th•t ln Mal thf!mael\'es i OoW!ernment funds !.hint any such movement wuuid Of the 6 01' 8 Jay. . of Supertwist ! IM~19 5...... anywhere In Ohlo 11 at2 it:d Cord Ia tbla GoodJear. two do you'd -been located--Or 1n a pruon P.t? I want you to ba my wife" life. d -~-.a t.o retlnance present toano tetn~ted -unlell a Mutcan prason • He eaurht her band1 "I know it "Ob, my arllnr," ha murm .... - . Elevation. of selltna prlcet of farm not run from bead to ba;d0 arJea M Beer ll!JS.IstanL state "Ezaetl:v 11 But 1 feel,..that aot~ eatcbmg her In his arma. commodJUea 10 that fannen record tbey are really cord ble.hr 1 eema Jtaaty Wed. P. M atrlpa and that•• what we ~:all ".ind the7 couldn't lind you In have known each other vary lon.J' "No No • She ab-urrted &o trt. a. P~flt In~ of a 10aa 3 Em· director of arrrculture and Ohio I Goodyear Radio St:aaJe ..... Sbo&lo ...71 them althOUjh some tire mU:en ••at timeT" that ytlu havt~ belonred to me, herMlf "I hanD't fhyab~d I dida'i ployment for t~ thousand& or idle state fair manaaer .i.aBued an ex .ll Tube •••• , nil them atta pU-. 1'labo et.u Protram •Ti.ev didn't 1 1e"ed almost two have belopeed to you, a11V'AJI. 1 Jove you J thourht ao But I 4k1a'i. worken who are- mtn1 tbelr hom- du.slve oommunique to lnterna· 7Ml'll Oil a rock qua1'1'1 ehi.ined to wanted to take you m my arms It waa myself I loved. You repn.o es ~~~ Nen Bervlce In which he PI o1 the men who d taken me" yeaterday temhly I thoulht sented a romantic eaape. 0)1, fu. the etat.e let"lala.ture ti'aa I presume the IowR farmers 'l)ken at ftnt for ranaom btl JOU too w'anted " &'lU me.'' •be eald a• hla arnq ~orlty power of means have a sane maUve for the ... ..~ke GOOD USED TIRES Sl UP • &XPI.RT TIR& VULCANIZING ..,ton 1184 beta unable to claim SomeLhlDI clicked ln btr heart alowl:v relaxed "I ean't 1'* )'011 be t1 acoomp ot&117 of these II~ 1 am in sympathy with the t;;'"otJ.ve 1M o«ued nwar41 Ill laldlq from like the openh11 of a door and an~ ::•~ta!w~lilt wu dteei.,ecl. 1 ~~or=.. a:u~ ot tbe .strike bUt not 1.n ta\'01' of ileb OWII 10nnaient tlulr Ud to othm aaaa ..... out of tlul mlR H ' n ' - 4 • 0 f" 811 . - soluttoa 11 1.11 txt.n.ton o1 tlme- them IIJn1na their end by violence M waQ' ot l'fTtlliq q..,a~~J;fta. ~ had enabroaded bba. ShatplJ. · avw 0 rou ow the moratortwn to 8c1entlfte marltetq far better TM1 pll.!mttl to ~'* aorou d. bol'o At If ft.uhed on • ~ A. bJ.c wu llarab.. Truax allo IUIJitited that the PtJeea and not a DOycott is t4t 10._ ~rat atllemptl. but &1- me with mel'!')' blue eyet ancl fair "Becau~when Joa tllda't eeme, lqlsl&tur, adctre. Itself to the lutlon to the farm prob!em_ 'nlere ,..;. w to pt back to eanr. half that ~had Uttle ~ea in tt. I~~~ myNlf 1• tbe Pal6~~k "-· qUGIItlon of Jower ln._ rates on 111 n~ atrlk:e movement 1n Ohio 11MD Ia the renenl opWnl tn Sbt~ aat up like ana .wAelltld from o.....,r m&D 1ooa4 me loiR'~. w.ep- secured real eatate JOatiB. ani<! I do not believe 1t WOUld - . . . . tMr 1u1c1 .,._ ~ .juto IIHp, the letharn" that bad 1'1111:1- m,, He took •• Ia bia arma. lh If preaent farm ooaunodit.y get to llnt base ..,- ...t 111 had ~011!1 ...W. tllj., coedad hlr tmo~onol lltorm wlpad :~· 1 • • deoporoto ~ ": """"' oJo t.> p,...U ~ p.-..ent em. th0 ~Dyer l,.lalotm ~t eoa-. S. 1wl tried out. ov~ J;UJ o11ert 4 IIH rescue -.~ PlC)'m(:Jit OOndlt.l.ons a.re to CC)ne o 6ta1:e oranp, ~'di;i,,i;j ia • ~be lila el~ bp.t tile The memOQ of Jlmmlela arm• who Wa'i lovtcl aay~ tnli .,.. tlnue #oilY interest rate In exeeasl tbat. he flad beard ot qo toe own ':J.1Jmmae'1 Upa, Aooded ber beine: •elt and Daclcly, lovU..,. Qf tbret! per cent means complete I movem!rli ln OhJ.o tmd 1 do M 761 w What waa ebt dolna out ben With other 1" .lic.tkk •nd ftnll.l ruln for farmen and trere will he any" He .MOlt! PIOPLI RIDE ON GOODYI!AR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHU lUND ~ lih ~ill! 1 ~ till! ~ tnq '*"1 W. 11r el 1 J., . worto:o, TriWt oatd ' .,.. • •ympetby with ""' Don I VIncent Hawkloun.een year old I ! I I !01!4 l.jljl;:ijs Sl).u4lway Uon dQ v.hat 1t 1j hu!-; I tlll dleged that a depub 1.1,:.11den chd, m i'iheer JguoJan ce ot what h1R dut1es are 111 rtgaJd tQ tijc l>lt son ~ 1 8 under ht.s care T~e charge by a state e~q(imn, thut I ., a deputy warden went ao far as to dnve H. t:OllVlct to the hank where he co uld d eposit funds to his own credit 1 \\h lch belonged tJ th e State JB certtunlv worthy oi iur1 theJ u\Vest1gat10n It Js JUSt poss ible that other thtngl:l may be uncovered which might show JUst how muc t1 1!:1 alt 1:s gomg on m our state mstiuhons Even 1f the deputy should prove mnocence thtough JgJlUJ <wee the tgnorance of the duties of h1s posttlOn ::;hu uld be sufficient cause for h1s removal from ofhce and of Luur~;c, 1f 1t can Ue :shown that he hag transgre~sed the Ia\\ dJHI did aid m the prucurmg pf these momes unlaw Julh w1 th the end 10 \ tew that he ~houlld split the til gotten g;:llns at a late1 date, then m add1t10n to d1scha.rg mg h1m 1t IS the duty of the state to prosecute htm and C\ uJtuully .place htm 111 the same m~tJtl,ltJon as a co JIVId w hcH he 1~ now udtJJg as a guatd .t ma11 ~.:uuld I I Rl4ae this Met J I W!IDNESOAY, AUGUST H. 1132 I M Cox. I ., "1'8 I..pent Tuesda.y here Wlt.b hl!r parent.js M:r and. Mn A H Bradbury Vlrpli111 Gft11 lShe wu B.QCt)npr.nled hOme b)' bft: l!- "-,. Mother Of Three Answers Summons j 1 1 .f / N • ew ___ . }II OJn~ • or Cor Hawk had hla tonsil~> reQl(Jved Jt a Parkenbura ho.splt.a• Thursday Hla condition 11 report ed fair Several friXn here ha.ve been at \ tending the revival services at Bilve. 1 RESPONSIBILITIES '1' HARDLY sccmt-~ poi'i:sJL!e that .t nJeht. - ALFiED- I but to Jo~e one another Thou Mhalt nut ,;tt:ttl Thou shalt 11 not covel Thou s halL 1ov, thy u e tghhuur ~~ th)oseli - I Rom•ns 13 8,9 t As Getham Greeted Mollison KaRl Small of Plt~abur&h CJ'lletl on frlend,ll at Pomeroy Ba~urday 1 ---:...~U~,.-.""":"::B:-1-:U:; ... ,..,:::;t::..-:--------;;B;;y-;M~a:;l;-l---~- ~ ~ -- :::• day with her lbster Mrs c e Peo pies or Ppl]¥!roy cecu Cox of Charleston •P-ent the week end Mth hil pr.rent.a U'i aud I CblcaiO Philartelphla PILWibulK Mliwotukec ~ \ 8uA4J.y I P.al 'l'lllill 11!2 will lu.ve TuPdU Aut 30 tot clnnatl wherl he wtU attend th, annual conference Mrs Oeorwe Adams spent. Thurs will JJo pulllillllld. :;..._...,...,N~4~,:::m:=N::A::L-MI:-:::V;;E;;R;;;:T;:Is;;r:;;N-;G:-;R;;E;;r;;R;;E;;;•:;;E:;;N;;I;:;A~T:;:IV;;;E;;;•-;------ qne Iwell sermon I I, 1m " Plllllll~ o..tl7 o,.g qeept ~ r..o.t..;o oo t.o•er Second Bi:reet PolnlnJ, 0 1 'Wben .ll.lf rr»cat~ WJI).d \II ~t¥n ar ne'WI maU:tor tor pubUcatloD lhf; -.J4 tp an ea• ettn theR' nam.-...J\boueh not. neeAIUrtlv to be 1 tiiDCeQ. AltOA)'InOUI lettl!r'l hoMJver eltcrUrot. •nd desirable tn ".bem~ I 'WINf, 011JQ. ...... Ill> ~ ~ ~~:;,~~:;,;:~~~~~~-----.~.---~----~------~--~.-------~~ 2~ I i Why l:te latis- fied with a second • choice tire when FIRST· choice costs no more? I I DONALD I fu~~~~:ul~~~~utchln~;on I ------ rr+• II *• I I I l r: Farm s3'' I .M"" $385 s~so 41 s~7a *as --- - - - - I LEVEL HEADS NEEDED ilE RE( ENT KILLING of n T I ' I / ton P<'nn•l ylvanta remtnds lo~..:al pcoplP uf the Ull \\HllHnttd killiug Ill PomeJO} I:H;mt y~:1r1:1 ago tl\ n ntgh t \'>,tldlm<w tm v.h1ch the latter Rlll~t!d gnme time Ill the ,; (ut i:! IH ~~on It furth e r emphu,.u:es the tact that wh1h t!l places and sJtumons-can be better handled by th~ level 1 ht ndr~ than by the 41 Scatter br~t.med' :l dnd , nowhere tl'! 1t I mo1 e n et:t!Ssary to have level-headed people than m po s1- 1 twm• where the safety of the pubhc Jt~. mvohed Man y timeR too often m fact, do WP 1ead Qf an\ c;Hl I 1 ll ht 1ng lolled hy a deHpenulu because when arreNt , II h1~ mH.Jl he flid nr.t take th e precnut10n to sarm 01 c;~.; uH h h1m I ht> lutler 11:1 a caHe partially of th 8 kmd .1:-; \\t ll11" o111 ~h )\\Jilg u man too • quak on the t~gger' 1 I h l11 'i Jilc ~s man s ficnth hu:-;, 1t 1:; HauJ atou11ed a hum r I p1nte~o~t lr11m law {lhldmg cJtlzcns 1r1 the [{l:!j I ~ 1• 111 St ttr It the nth< 11 who 11; now he1n~ ht::lrl for mur 1 1lr1 II ul st.t t~hut tnt mun ht anest.ed anrl taken a IC\ol ' 1 l1r m I! 1m bud he one on hifl per~-wn, a movement by 1 hts Ill t t ry to \A Htd h1 H h1p p n ket' could then ha\ e caw;td 111 <tlutm < 1 th pull nl th e ane:-;tJng olfiler and wo uld I havt JIJ edurlc d th f tlcce~tutv of Jmmedtatel) dl~chargtng h 1s own rc\ uh 1 1 \\ h1ch nc< Ul red with suc h trD.gtc 1 eRults l The u1n~t nnrl "Ubl'4cquent deut.h of the man, both I tmid h} frwnrls of lh1 dead man tu have been w1thf1Ut reu.son, ha\ < th1 "'"' n the town <lf W &Rhmg1on into an up- 1 lORI und v.J.ll no d lUht bung ttb v ut ROmt• reform m lhts i ••r•• -15,000 IN PURSES AT STATE ffHeart's Conten_t,'-Jrlrlitmin's ffSptr•t of St. Louis" * * * * * Mollison's Westwatd Traus-Atlanllc Solo Ranks Among Gtealest Feats m Av1abon H1story Bqllsh A1r Ace Has Enviable i I TjiURSPAY, l!l'l'fllMBER I 2 10 'lrot-Ncol House Purse J aoq 3 \r old Pace-The Columbus IJt ..pqtch ~take I ' ( ;1115,000 $J,ODd IN PRIZES Al 1 Bl.G JU)JtSJl ~WAr fAll< ~ $4,484 06 1 lt'ot.b:Cl Wjtb ~b. I.!Ailh~mll 1.1£ ~tevcnl ch.\ ., :t~~ and 11 rourren:~ttm~nt or th~ tit Sil!!l QffehnJ; the Ohio State to 11.1r r.JJcbt tlorao Show ~~~pes up a s one ol tl~ mq•t attJ1ct1ye pf th~ llnl1rr )'Ur ll.l't'ILwil!..p.r~'"' to 00 sheep, '9 684 .e,;w~'ae, ol<lu"•"'• li;lllift "'""II'' ' An4•lpg; ~. ~9th 1$:t...Ql~, WP~~!J's fl'd a,rt d~'"' meut:s, i $2.?2.0": 4-Jny • p.r ft.1ch•u-d A ~ 01 slc1 Lo ml mcmt $l.l7S Obto ~Jte ,lumor t ajr, t l, th loodm••"'"'l"n COJ,;l;~lfUSJ (8p;eCf.ll.l) - Mam Fll~.r at CtlumbQ&. t~·· ~ m'HF "i¥.t :O;Ci Will, to.. srttcmbt~i 1 .. A.ugust ber m ch:.uge of the Nlaht Hurset ;:-,how nnnounces lt~nt 8$ clu.uc,, will be ofTercd und pomts w1t~ p )<le to the f~;ct that tbtl'l wilt bt th'l' t:lc~;t bot.,e Sbow o( tfie yeur ' • •• 1 11 I 787, speed program, 'UAQO, (h~na:e cOn teats, f426, ~ana :Bu rellu contest, f'26 1 dot' 11-IJ.d pt show, $6®, pron!:aum l'tb~u~ an~ bu--., t2,~. • .. ~::. ~ 1~~ J:/'~mseta.ti"~!d: o"er~" wa~hed .entRuoe'~, eJ :! nf~~~~~veb;h=~eand 1 ., II ,, • • ·s~ ..... -·· a-.,.. S ..-. 7 .... t:O:' th!" rn.:'; I STATE FAI& :.be..... sA !! 6illn 1 Jp.u.,......_ .• ••p•§ 1 r I l:l yr old Trot-Governor's Sts.ke $2,0DO t:OLUMBUS (S l). A Fr~e fw: all hce-MIIls Jtestaurawts Purse .1. $ Bpq 1 r tel ~uG 0 ~ 0 c 1 a -wipll FRIPAY SliPTEMBER 2 ' o.ln m• Y '~' , tn pr11e1 2 21 Trot-( b1LtcruJen Hotel Pur 11 c .J $ wd be diVldcLI &rt!Qrlif the WlQnl.n¥ ex 2 18 t'acu-Uu L11tlcton•1 CtandJI.Joo Pur&c ... $ I:IU~ 1 ~ib ltor~ ~\ the 82nd Oluo . ~te 1!/a ~lie Ka11d1uap-P¥ce and Trot-Added m0 ncy Wm w a r a 0 ~ll'lb~~. AJ.~autt ~0-Sep ffcnno~:tk 4 tion PUt:iU " ' fit,ouq .t.cruber ~ Get Aw-.y DA)I ltuce-&uthern Hotel Purse-(.;o ndJtlo{la an The ddf'c~f!.nt clasahe:!l tnd ~~. 1 ,. 1 IUillf .o ere., tn eac are. "'"" nltplc,e., •Ltlr $ UV!i prodlicta, $0,466 GU u.ttle, t£5.SO&t Race Tttl1.18 wdu;4te douura oC tro1Jims la~61Q~ ttottiCuftUr~ 1 hotus, I I Money 110 i I OHIO STATE FAIR • COLUMBUS (Spctutl.- How ~ Nn man, h Jtsl 1 f all one who IH to !Je entrusted With the use of flre~rm t,\ RllOU tl be phllcd Ill any J.IOt!lUun or truHt wh1ch requues qul~k uud dl! ur thtnklllg until ha hat~ JHoved hi~ ahthly to till tlu place for v.h1ch he I~' Lo I be choawn J{owev e1 1t :-;cems that phyMJdi.l propotllo!B have fy.r more Lo do with the HPPOintment of point! of11 cert~ than tn uld any po Mt~ Jbl e me11tal qllu.hfH:atwn ~'fk fl~"l \Jr1ze r ~ AT Jon,:: should 1t tal(c to shear a sheep 11.nd shea1 hm1 r1ghtt Tb!H IJUe.stwn Will be answcri!Ll COLUMBUS (Speclai)-LovCl'S of harness hor~ ,:acmg wtll enjoy one of the flnCIIt speed program! ever to be pre!:ltrnted at the OhiO at the Ohio S(late Fur at Colum. ~~te Fair, with the 82nd renewal of this greot expg&ttion at Columbus dbu;,· Augludst 2 0 Sfopthcmbcr :J, whcu ~JU~ 29.-September 8 e ww ers o s cnrmg eqo. 1p. J:1• ~oney wdl total $1Ci,OOO, and many of Uw cujlntry f' f~:~stelit 1m t! nt WJII do buttlJJ lfl tho Sbeep hon ~M:fiC lle on hand to help bl'l~ 11 generous sh~ nf that ttum intq Shcat mg C~nte~t Jj heru will be 11 scnwr con e~ t uru 1 unwr contest. the ~r.ts .pf thetr owners The complete program o,J:otlow~ ~, 1 • MONDAY, AUGUSf. z9 for boy11 under 20 loears uf age 2 '2lf. .\!ate-Columbus Chamber of Commereo Puroe $GOO Juot v.huh II voln'<l 111-&....cham .! 20 Trot -M~nufactureta' and Wbolesaler8 • Asi:IOCJ&tloll of the pwmlnp Job of sbcurin1 can bt 11 Ctdumbua Chamber ot Commerce $SOO glc lllcd !rum Lhe fullov. mg division 18JJ0 of pun•ts 'lltnc bof abeartntr and 2 12 Po,ce.- The J Fred Schmidt Packmg C:ompany Purse 20 pomtl:l, a 11ence of cuts on TUESDAY, AUGUST lO 1 tYIOir 2 10 Trot-fort Hayes Hotel Purse • $ 800 sheep, 10 potnts, handhns of &beep, 2 1a Pace-Tho Stapdard Ott Company Purse $"'sou pomts, absence of seeqnd cu~ 2 yr old Trot- IJJrcctor of Finance Stake ...$J.OOO m fl~e<:e 20 POIIJts, ~~ndlt10n of WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Jl 1 t'cccc, 20 potnh smoutbnes11 of 2 lR Trot- Deshler Wnlllck Hotel Puue rc; aoa Job 10 pumts , tym.IJ' ot fleece, 1/J 1 2 yr old Pa.::e-:-Dircctor of A&:rrcultu~ Stake M- ,1,00~ p_omts 2 20 P•ce- Wm P Zlnn It Company Purse .. $ 80Q 1- Country's Fasf15t Horses to Co01pete for of Succe~oes, I me Thp Prmce of Wales ha"' JUst prt>dtlted that the iiU~tl· 11~11" aLQf11P 1• ending t\Pd thot thong• w11l llll<e n turn fnr tije ll~tt~r m the latter half of 1982 We earne•tly hope tg'!l ~~~ 11ood prince is a bette1 proph•t than h• '" a hurs• SHEEP ' BI,.RBERS ' COMI'ETil FAIR RACING ·'PROGRAM I ' ·~·· LOOK IJu~Jnc~~ nlHil Ill \\ J~hlllt; 57 ..... ··~ ...... ••·Q ·s~ SIX TUNE IN 8 "PLIBI"t .... ..... S64S J :,0 to~.-tm '' ' 'c::= ~~~ theha~U:oa ~ -~ illiiii! Ill!' 7 e- - ...... ··~ • Ebersbach ·Service Station PIIObe 91•J l"""' _.,'*- = tSi:: ..,._., •acld•nl' ,_"Iii I ~lleve PomeroJ, 0. �• nu PA!!ll TWO THE t'BIIDAlLY TltiBUNE IQJQI COKP&n VAILy TllJl~rq, POM&J~· ' ' uar .J WEDNEBDA Y AUGUBf ~ Clyde Bo.,.man who Just a Museum Is emplo)ed at HarriiQllvUle epent Monday ntcht here "''ith hla tamUy Mr a.nd Mra Howafll ~· tnOI'to:l of Carpenter apenl' $jle w;o end with "'1- ll!l!lle ~lpo IIPd sqn~ Rev w~ f;li~ hJ• r.,e. J1111UJJ111jfl r..MM81• ~ ~ " ~-Ill~ ..... :lopl II 18il6 •• t.lll , .., 0 - .. I .-u. lfl"l ID D<! !!!&"""'• ot ~ Fred Kintball Inc • Mrs I 1 Week One Month One Year LOY)': St 00 2 00 1 00 I 1 .60 I One Yea $ l!i stx: Months • 60 Three Monthb 6.00 One Month DE;;t~UDS NO 1-0"" no m<~n any thmg I ", 'I I l I .. I I I I ·r::=:-:=======:::::; j QUICKEST WAY TO STOP PAIN re-I I p)air• I Mr and. ~ Gene Pierce anli ramuy were Sunday ll!ePts of Mr and Mrs Chfrletl Ftndllna Mr and Mn CHni.<m Frost an1 .son ot Athens were vlaitlnR tht! Mr and ~s Wlll- I Farmers Allen of Zanesville er Mn Ploy Gardner and uncle m~ bfu warnrd B@'liln.<H vlolfnCP w aod Mrl w p Ray~ and M.J ~ E H Morrl.ll F'rlday 0 A. Releh or J:eion returned Tuelmeaft.ll t.o pm hlghf'r priCt'!i. !amlly had for the1r ruest& la~t Mr ~ J B Longsworth lelt Sun day evenq rr,:.n1 teven.l <laJB vlalt for farm product. week the fonner a uncle Frank Bay- day to vl~Jt her sister Mrs Carl wlt.h retauvri at Pltt.abursh and re and daughl r F'a.nnlt> Thf'Y Hu1\th01 n <> of Akron ~ILUihLf!r RUah RtJSt wfto ttd beet' Turt.le Oll!et Ptnnaylwanla. Mrs (Continued from .DNe c&i' AVIATRIX FORCF.n nOWN were also accornpu.nled by a mlnlfl Mr and "'rs El'nest H Morris t&OM'I a.L I via1ttn 1 fier'f with her lft.nd-PfU'· Ploy Gardner &nd. 0 A hleh ex Om&.ha area. wemec tnat milk w111 t.er and hls wlre all of near Pitts Wt'lt' R1plf'~ vlsltOI~ Sunday ..::...::.::.:-=:~~======~==·:::::: •mt.l ancf other rt!la.tlvea tor the past peot to return to their hOmes be piaced on Ule forbiddefl UJt ll Lubbock Te~ :.1-4 - INSburgh. month Th.llJ'IIdly • the dU>trlbutors !all to lin up to Lh.e OUUland en~nt ln lhe J A. Sayre liOn Arthur wife and Form B•hef 1 Mrt Arthur Oowrt dauchter PlOII!Iale Preci:er and Pauline aaree1nent ~~ derby nl&'hL from l..ol! An daurhter 1pent aaturdr.y With Mr tilml:r b~vfotl ll.<~ ~ M&ym EUu.beth llnd Y:ary Vanzant Tucll:ennan 'litumed Monday from Althou&"h nwneroUI t.ruct:1 bear lu to Clevdand w~s forced and Nn John Wolte of Doroi's ' ol 1.: 1-. of Mrs Clyde"' Bat.tYn on Main Jot Chuhire spenl Tuesday In Col- two weeD vacation at Buckeye 1ln11 lhi!St..ock and produce tor the :... by motor trouble twenty Lyle Powell of Bradbury is visit I It' ~ I ll II - :\1nJtillg'llP meet Melldames Charles McMu~ I umbliiJ MiJII Ann EUzabet)l. Brllht Lake Omaha. market were turned baclt n IIOUUl of rexas :ille InK hiB daughtl'r Mrs Tessie WIU'd ler rrvlng Karr Jr B F Fultz Jr accompanied them h.ere for a vialt Mrs Charles Wlae Br Mn by the rarm pickets no violent club ~ ~m~ll~,.~~~~th=e~i~~: h~:re by lung Mra Quincy Adam~> son Hobtl.rt Mrs w G Huddleston &«<Impan- Charles Bameu and Mr and Mrs es occurred Savery wamed hla fol~ wife and baby vi.R.it.t!d last sunday Cll'de Ba.ttyn and th.e MiMes Doro thy Pender111'11.8S of Jenkins Ky led her eranddaua:hter Claire Lou- Glen Barnett. of Pomeroy (l.CCQm lowe.n; to !lhun physical toril:bat. but by and Monday a Zanesville The1 Mrt. Geor«e Paraona, 36, 11 Marjorie Wrll[ht or New York City lse Oalbroned om Memphis Ten- panted Charlea and Olen Barnett &I cautioned them to be nrm In en~ were acoompanled home fly Quincy and Dahlia Pauley nessee who nu been vlaltlna: here mother of :Uuncle Indiana. as !orcin& the blockade ,~H~·~~·tao~~~·ln~·: Adams who has had employment nt Vict1rn of Tuberculosis Followlnr the djqner they mo- w COiumbW! Tuesday where she wm far u Columbus Tuesday structed them to make no Zu.ne~vllle tor 110 me time After Lonl' lllnen tored to Oalllpol~ ~he1e they at l lJl8k'6 .. shqrt vl..!ilt w.lth her IJ'&ndMra WUla IAmb h&ll returned 1to Interfere with the te nded the theatre the~e P~~orenta Mr and Mrs W J Gal from several month.s vJal.L with farm good.l by rail ----brouer before retumlne t.o her l.lltlve8 at Co1nlng Detroit and oth The only Herlous bruah SAXON Yrll Ooorae P&raons 36 years Qf IIOME FROM BOSTON home Mrs Huddleaton returned ler points Ia"' ex:perlenced by the otrlkero, Ctc·J age IJilA8I!d. away at. about l 30 ~. ho W d esd j cur~d at Spencer Ia wllere an4 Mn Arthur Sayre and 1 Elale an<! M~j; Normnn 1 oclock Wedne!iday mornill8 at her Mr und Ml"H Elmer WeHt ne me e n ay even nl I --lam Norman an otllcl•l of thll Norma. of McKtes Rocks Ruth La1nb of Parkersburg wPn horne on Hlah Street Gravel HUl home from Harvard university Mra Harry Schoen and son or I day as.'IOCiatlon waa placed an u.tended villt 1Sunday guests or the formc1 ;; siJ> Deat.h waa due to tuberculosis where Mr Wes~ lll employed to Charleston are bere vlsltlna with ILrrest charged with obiJtrucUnl father J A I ter Mr D s P..Lri!Ons 11 wblch disease had kept. her~ falll spend l...tU' summer wh,h Mrs her parents Mr anct Mrs Ji'nlnk I hlchWlY His arrest W&ll blued on. n~lativea I Mr and Mrs George MoClmt.OCb I L ______, fO)\th.e put two anJl a half )'l!ara West 5 paumt.s Mr and Mr A 11 WtlUama 1 warant sworQ. to by a farmer W I len la.st week for I are vlaltlng rela.ti~es ln Aron Try th1a new TlZ She 1.15 survived by her rather H Barton u.nd Mr Wests pscents a Kath leen Thomas ol JacksonvUle - Noll I where he has I Edila Hylbert 11.nd M., &ilher j CORN PAD Swpe pamiaataadr C Rou.sh or Mason one brother L t Dextt>l Florida after several days vtstt here ~ \Continued '..lUl na11e one) Sioux Center Is waa a.nothet j Then medicated 1T P1lrr lert Sunday to vlslt th.., and for good c Roush or Maute her h~band with 0 J Marcum and family left CUmax: of the two ft.i&:hLs In new objective or LhJJ strik.et'l today I Sunday ar- formers brother and S1Ste J w I renlerof pad !!OOndl-..lvetawaythe and three enUd.ren Geraldine Er l <- MI vue Htmthollle has u~ Wednesday tor Oa~ Hill W~ Va rapid nre order alter reAld.ents o!l otDf?lah> of a IarKe creamery in A Nease Hylbert or Dlmbar W Va lind Mri. corn l ne t pad m !he wurld. -41 nf!BtJne e.nd Jack l 1u1 nt>d trom a !ew aays vis.IL ut where she will vl!ilt before rt!Lurn ~;wro~dbnd h..U wa.ll..ed ve.lnly thal city reCUBed to acqule.ce to the l &ntz and J U Hevener of Marlinton W a } he Stansbury Drul Co. l"uneraJ services wm br conduct WooE I.el aftel attend!nl!i u clnss lng to her home of 7~ ft~~;s the nllilht tor some news farmers demand Lo eea&! opera-!Sara Roberts called o 1 M111 Mn B E Morris and son Dec M•ddiJ;pott Ohio. ed Friday at 2 o clock P m from. Jt.U!1 1Cn Mrs Austin Wood d1UJ8hl.er Mary 1 Le a d Bochk tl~ Whereupon strike leaders an (Mary Bentz or 'i'..etart la!!t SundD.y 1 bt!rt or Bashan calletl on Mr 1U r the Methodist churctl Burml will Mrs H L HenthOJ ne has re Ellen and son A V o! Wheelln1 a1e 1s.l(Jh~d ~Vel Bt o;oh~e~ewre~rl.ed nounced a blockade will be set up -~ ~ _· \ _ ~ bt- nl ch.ar&e of llilwllngs turned home fr091 o. vlslt v th here vlsitlnr with l.lle rormar s siH wick at 1 p M yesterda Je.!IS ~ around that town today ~~ ____ _____.._ lnllttJVes ir. Cotuinbu& Iter Mrs 'C F Ratklburn three hows artel' t.akltfe orr 011 Future objectives or the strikers 1 ..,, Dr and Mrs ORvis Middleton a.nd Lena Fox Is enJoytnl a vacation their lll&:ht No other word wa.11 re- It was Wlderstood have been named POT LVCK OINNil:R Lhree children of Dayton arrived from her duties at Rathburru store celved of them until they zoomed as St Paul Minneapolis tdllwaukPe ( Wednesdil.y for a wee,k s visit with Her vacation ~gan on Tuesday do'l: n uut or the skies D.nd landed at St Loul.s and Chicago The follo"-ma: enjoyed a pot luck Mrs Jtmnle and othl!r Rev and Mrs Fred 1 Gardner Harbor Gntce Some fpcUons In the muvement dinner Tuesday evenlnR at Lhe home relatives daurbtel Joyce the formers motlt Fo11 and stornf over Newfoundland today were urging a producln~hol - - - - - - durlna tht' nlsh t wel1\ responSible lday as well as a selllnA: s ke for Lhe &Jt~era Petersen crash and It \\a~ pwposed Lhat the farmer the late arrival or Lee and Bochkun atree nol to plant their !<011 or Solberg and Pelersen were In ~uu e nev. li"estock holding their rlj.dio communication wllh Ney, pfoduel.£ uver Into nut ye.11r when York up untll an hom be!ore the]f shortae.e of supply would push crash In thell last 11 e888.ge they prlct>~ to higher levels 1 advised New York of their Intention .o\l ~IJ Moines Ml o Reno .presl of ftylnr m circles ove.r Harbor dent o f tl e holiday aaaoclaUon saW Or~e and 8t John s until the he Is maklnil elfort.a to Induce Oo 1 weather cleared Dan Turner of Iowa and Qov Both teams of fUers had hoped tv Plo) d B Olson ur MlrmeHOta t.o call reach Harbor Grace before niJlht n conference of middle western S:QV- 1 tall last ni ht r 1 d h ernors to den! wit.h t.he farmers I rt! ue an, up off p!Cblems and guarantee the striker• SY:'IIOPSIS o: protpctlon Baltimore and his Fiytnr Family TIJe elfish be!wecn offJcen and Yftnl and Jl;eautJfu1 Patrl~11 flere Bafely at St John New Brurn; ~t llklnt:r Inrn e1 occurred after 8nullawa\t ~or~ llf!'t f.llher HU wick afler completln~ the nrsl leg autborltles went to the 11eene ot the mu.ch that she was walllna t• sacr1 of their proj!!ct4-Q tugh,j. to London blockade when oomplalnt8 were 84 lol'e aJttil happmhs t• Insure The former Amy Johnson noteU madf that all trucks were bf'ln11 re his r91ture antle~d~t"ncoe by m.litrJ• aviatrix wUe uf Captain James A !used Pll&'l8~ aar "uldh: ared R&rve:r Blame for Mollison who recent!) completed The officers round ten loaded Ilia Wealfh It tra" A Lint Pamela his~.Cty s nrst solo fti&'ht from Eur trucks held up behind the barriers I who liUI'I'""teal that l~at mai'rr ope to !Lnltrica announced ~er •u Sheriff Pe1 cy Lainson tried to weal~, w-.rmAJ tllat '\he rl.nwp.r t ~ntlon ot making a. slmlle.r ntttt\.J ! convince the strlken; that they of lou wt-an oil' Pamr-!a !!poke from Londeln next munth should allow the trucks lo pass captain MoUlsoo •waiLed wort! 1While he was talkintr: La a. dozen or \!lll,..rl•nl:f', her o"n mattJ&fl: !rom Dr Jam's A J{lml;)all me the leaderH however a soo~ of t• h~tndseme Jlmmte n a.,ren • teorologleal expert bet'ort tl'lking off the stnkers walked to the Sheriffs JOilnC lawvrr was bN:omlJll duH fr(lm RouseYelt Field for Harbor car and attelllpted to turn It over Jnhmte fur1uu" at 'Pat a eurare Orace on his return journey to tht This prt>elpltalel.l 11 brief fiRt fla:ht meat, •••keniJ to the rea'LJzatJon old world In which the Bhenff and deputlee that he hhnaell cillorell for her Pat, Captain *oUg11.ng Von Gronau tmaaaed a do~n or more strikers wilh youths opt1nus m hope!l tn fa.mous Oe1 man nye1 11.nd his thret" When the tirht ended Deputy UJn that thl!' yoana camper whotn companloJJ!I we1e teady to continue Sherif! McTwigen attempted tAl ar1b.e Dilly knows u J•~lt and saw the•r lelaurely round the wo 111 rent Lynn Alderman Alderman o~ -nee, wall rescue- her from fti&'ht from Cordova Alaska The_, Sretited In a truck refu.sed to a:et out .fllaifte l11nmie ftad1 her In the rar planned to speed Yiouth and wes1 of the car and McTwlgen pulled llllrli'. ~in1 He td.es ht!r In h18 alonr the Aleutians to Dutch Har hLc; gun and flred several shots In . , . . anti in d;eHpaur and hunery bor the air far ..~~~:e, abe IM'tmita him te kin From Dutch Harbor the ftyera This preclplta.tl' d author !reeTube th EACH wiU sto.rt the dangerous 1 000 mile for 'all and the authorities ~rt )lea', ~fZt daJ P•t bruk& her enllo·" Each In Pain tiJaht to Paramlshlf In the K~fllC:. torc&d to use tear llRS to dlspe( the ·~tradt. ~ m el ., iAI •'\aplela,l!l Il>Jands anrf thmce to Ja~an sot~ an1ry farmers 1 SIJ.I• per oet hlhnNia'-11 folknn•r l":•t•ll _,..,.. enrateln'ent. Jnamle tlfns -----·-- _ _ Those arrested were Alderman W L ShJvery and F R Ring t• *'!n Pat money .tt study art Full o..,..tre-4 ,. it Charges had not been filed early PI,'I (athtr tileehnta Jtmll'lle Roft'ef, today against Shlvet y and Ring ¥A-.1'lhiJ bi.s i'a~IU~nu W'U ade111aate Alderman was ~harged with reckless for h..- ·~· He plana 10 \ake Pat driving Authorities said he at tcr Pa.ls. 0hlli m,iaqte Patr1eia fH~a J !Continued~ 'lcL)ft! ''""" tempted to drlvt! hl~ truck Into a. 3 County Sohool Board11 Tube.... IACH 1 Tullo tt• EACH u"n.Dt leave ,J•mm1e and, the 4: County Parm AgeJU.S (1\J~eady speedina truck which had refUBed f4 61 F.IU'h In Pain •fltt,111he l•a,~et hhh for the k1111 e,x· ••·tl f.adl In Pain to Btop at thQ plcket linea It was atohshed. In BOrne counties 1 ~rie~ of the ..re'fiGU nJeht Then Chairman Williams revealed that his Intention officers 4eelared to Sll... per oet J•e~ ¥r~vu Pa~ think.,_., he had fts.Ja per Sl!t thf! committee hM been asked to wreck the other car tnl• etme :euerday. for today he ls 'nle clash the rlrst In O~ha urae the abolition ot enUre cowttY t(Je Ialit anillt il'i Jtmm1e ahe wants 'J Waif half I'd have kn•wn. that thine• •W•'t IOVernmenti In a\ least 20 small area since thf' fo.rm 11trtke became Full Oveniu--:S 00 19 Foil O..ora!ze-4.75•:11 JUk e:Qiainl'i lie 1ta7eCI aw1y lte in 1eal life."' Ohio counties to provide 'tor the effective here Monday nta:ht Here cai!W. ,.,., "c0041 bye" ~Jiefmed •• m~rrlnt of them with Jaraer coun· totore picket.& had U.8ed Only pe&~~;:e­ lldal d¢ "'"'• .. .,, fio.'f • .-..r: .. 1 Jad> as bruwn &II 1 nat1ve Fortunately h;r ;rled out In demand Cor lllh· tlea to save expense or opere.ttlli a ful methods to 5\.op P8.8881e of fann the rock quarne11 to wbtth th•J ottlerT What mahetOus 1pell 'had oounty rovemmen\ for a. few peq.- trucks to market Last night h9' la•nn« • Tubeta.H EACH Tube th IACH ever they built barricades on hl&:h were taksn w,rt: dcse 'o thJ! ae~ drueced her 1en1ea lf\tO i flilH pk way 34 and htehway atx Some 300 CB.APTEK SEVENTEEN Two ,year.11 latet he hai.d escapt,d peace! La11t ntrbt wheo abe mlrhe F.ach in P11ln 14·7• Eacb In hlrw The Governors cOmmit~ on She dt up Bharply .. Jack I aur w1th his or1clnal ea-ptors helPed by have been 1,aved frova the &orment forecloaures and tax delinquencies plcketa on highway silt narrowly esSII.. . perset SII.Uper oet en~l • N:o wonder he had seemed their fr1ende of awali:~in~, this man 'tid 11tltltH will ln1medlately draw up Ita re- caped Injury As they were buJJdau auuaz•nrly tamlhar Oh, 1d1ot' The low vlhrJJ.nt vo1ce stopped ,.way Now 1 too late he bad eome port ror presentation to Governor lng barbed wire fence act'0811 the Hew could she have turro~lenl 'Whb.:h r.emmds me1 he went of She covered ~er face W)th her White to be used ln lsliulng his road a. farmer Intent on breaking l!ull Ovenlze-5 00-ll tun o .. ~ 11-ilt • "lien did you ret baH' she that ~f 11 yotn.r man or 111n old one hands 'Oh tt only you h11dl l.dtd call lot the specta.J 8e88lon Wlll- throuiJh the blockade drove his j true~ at hl&:h ISpeed Into l.he bar lams also anno~nced ..ke4 "I m ailrprlled I hadn t read shoul~ one day 10 11bout mqun'!.nJI' want you to-then lt waa the Orst rler Barbed wire and fence ~ts for a youne lad'y named Pat- just t1me m my lifl!!l I d ever wanted a .bo•• It.. flew throuah the a.lr sea tterlng the ...1 Sidney 0 At•<> 2f-IN8-Dis '"l~'.a ne:v.er eo much fuM over Pat- Mostly Pat - he ~il'ht find man to ta ke me In h '" arms Pliil- tressed OhJo Par~ers and home picket:• In all directions Gt tMH Tube ••·•• IACH the lolutton t1f a mystery, ~e himself lo~.:ked up by a v1g1lant kias me Bu~ you didn ~. ~nd now owners WOUld be tully Juatltied In et.lt F..adl Pain U·9§ El'Cb In Pain p•l•ce t•" pmtoct -ople from It 8 too late ' Cclumbus 0 Aug 24 - IN" •rmne d "But any1V'jl.y I'm no t -o v • ·-~ 8t aginll a , moratorium March on o-7 QUALITY eltll,. back My fathar knowa I the mstane ' Too late'" He forelblJ drew t.he state capitol when the legisla AltholJI'h " expre~lng sympat11 tlt.ft per oet flf.Qperoet FEATURES I ujuld him nt.lt to c•ve It to ~he "You are lrrepreiiSiblel she berhandstromberface,hekltheD t.ure convene.a In special 8e88ion wth the motlvt: or tl:e mnvem nt a.pers 1 tort of batf a feehnl th!)t laughed In Uooks people who have fast In one of hta own lo the other Probably next month Charles V general dlsnpprova J wns exp 1t> mut hne a little while tlb pt had troubles make 1t a buaine~s and he gently look ber clun, tll)lluna Ttuall' tonner state director of J PJOllllnp,n Ohlo faun le!H.Iers Ufettme Guar 8\J'Iel:t to..ethttr befort~ 1 had re a duty to rloom about them tt.ll the the small wh1te face toward ~lnt agriculture and Democratic num~ today c:;I the farm strike In lowa aateed. f)ortert d..cendmr upon me ~ Youft11ne • h1!1 rrave eyes le&rchlnc nee for .coneref~man-at-laree de· ..,! 1-orackn and cthPr wr~t~rn ~I 1 Goodyear IWIIIe ~ Dlkl'• r•ther)lromml'lnt and hn And In hfe they make It a bust She closed her t>yea. Bera" talk clared here today LeaderR were a11reed that thelc &lid ltOUN lal& rnt4e ~ch •tarrennr iltlr when ne!IS illond a duty to wreet thern aa lUZ' rapuUy, brnthle&UJ lei\ her BpeaRir~~ at a Jl).eeting of the Ki wa~ no daniel ol a hmtaJ fa II 1 flloa'!:efted "' much of the ttm" aa po&slble But courare fail her She told him ,.u wo.nla club and alAo the Shelby boycott, ln Ohio oalldewall 1 am In sympathy Wil.h th, ,.. don t try to turn me astde I 1must that had occurred berbmiDI J'itb COWlty Democratic ptonic today She ~softly In a Rasl} had h , lk h bd 'J'ruaJr. _.~ .. , .. _ Jatm Btllk£: In Iowa Lee B Pol ~Qie ,baek all those p 1cture11 of - your p o l1 c e 1dentlticataon a'1l er cousm a La J. t a tn'f!!htf " aue,.._. uat the only solu- mt p ld fM-lt '~ h e ....... pla>t" halite 1mposed 6n her b; Pttnela, tton to the pre'gnt Problem Is Buna.u r ressaiden1 but uf I1he Ohi~;~t F"I If ttatee •eal'8 aro. In ""'Pers On t ..... ..., I 7 11 4&•Ut whlli yShe told him hH last name, lrfT of her htdeous and brief eaaao an extens on of me--the moratoram no 1n a lap•rtwlu ~een. COJ.lere ptdUte!l •oat of tng 01 •er ... rmanent address the ment, not omltilnr ller OW'II ho,. lum ' 01 of wnng violence to aaln highthem A t'*inoue quarterback tn ae• '' ... D In• the bl er prices I know the fannen Sbo&loet·M ...,on All the "'lr<ll of fUm resur plantation, R F D 'But wont you that he would reacue ber Her fMO In• uri th reeent pu lc hear- there are tt-...nrate bul I belle.. ~~·· r 0 ~ ' •omo o ·· o r t•mo-o- and meet burned u &he told him wtt'- w"'-1: e liJOvernor 8 Ohl committee ...... ,..... Tallo . . . ~ted to help 1n ~be world wide ... • v ·~ .,.. ~-,,.. ~ atu"•"•• to- tHE problem should be worked out J d Daduma' ' eare ahe ~ ,.~sed, bow I~ bad ....,..~.. •..c ~IS on o ta~ b R•llkr. h•uy ' 1 tbJnk (II move be t•e b.Milroom homea the only speQJflc Fern plan· ~~ to his fath~t And had cbuckled "I f~l the ~all or clvi- .@l'peet.inl evef'J' touch on Jaer D•Ql.. and e = e : r e ! a mo;to;F r disclosed that hl! Ia Ul-21 ijrqp~ off the u.n:h A.Jl traee of Us:atton " Clet to reftal hln:l, and id ~r Wt period d1111n& whtc~ planntnl' to make a r~commenc.Io- J 6Doop·cvt1 tiOil. ltlm h*i ~" lott in fuo. Jte wall iooklnJ down tnto her WiW ho~· tltat,: not knOW!Pr ber teaeor mla:ht redeem his propert Lion to .Pl''I!!IUQent Rbover. to rail!e I "' ""But where on earth wert you'" face and she Uiw aeam\ that atranre flatne; hiJI wla t~~&itinl .fOil bar ilfll Truax sa.td Y ~ pu~ power of the com New Ia nup "i!'he most obviOUS platoe you tliU hunaer The !Jb..,p aw~tne1s the beach behevlhr 1he would eo•• Both p~sats met with oppo!J~ mod:!.ty doJlar SlD&Ie •1·41 Sln&Ie t•a5t ~mq.iM Guess·~ M tbat rooml!nt In h11 tent ftooded out to btm t'(n from the moneY len~rs--t!U> State OQmmetce D1n¢t:oh Theo· Tube tl.l7 Tube •wen zou In j\merica ~II the her memorf 'lt must be aftef one "I wu half dl.&<t • abe ltld. twa bankers bulldllll' and ,..,_ UI!JOicia~ dore Tanaemann ~ of Wo~tohf'l;l tl:me 1" + o tlock ' slle said hastily W. l:l!an ateali.ne down her cheek•, tiona and lnaurtnce cO~rtlN a r~ zwlltllw,e~ern ohio fanning 1 Of ·~11 tM time" What du!erence does that make "~r I'd have. known tbat thinra Only ~ taltewatlvea p~nt c... nt.U comm.u.cd that I d~m·t J ..'\Vel), lf you'd bl'len fn a bosp 1 t~i really? Don' you k11ow I love you, di<ID:' htappen like th•t ln Mal thf!mael\'es i OoW!ernment funds !.hint any such movement wuuid Of the 6 01' 8 Jay. . of Supertwist ! IM~19 5...... anywhere In Ohlo 11 at2 it:d Cord Ia tbla GoodJear. two do you'd -been located--Or 1n a pruon P.t? I want you to ba my wife" life. d -~-.a t.o retlnance present toano tetn~ted -unlell a Mutcan prason • He eaurht her band1 "I know it "Ob, my arllnr," ha murm .... - . Elevation. of selltna prlcet of farm not run from bead to ba;d0 arJea M Beer ll!JS.IstanL state "Ezaetl:v 11 But 1 feel,..that aot~ eatcbmg her In his arma. commodJUea 10 that fannen record tbey are really cord ble.hr 1 eema Jtaaty Wed. P. M atrlpa and that•• what we ~:all ".ind the7 couldn't lind you In have known each other vary lon.J' "No No • She ab-urrted &o trt. a. P~flt In~ of a 10aa 3 Em· director of arrrculture and Ohio I Goodyear Radio St:aaJe ..... Sbo&lo ...71 them althOUjh some tire mU:en ••at timeT" that ytlu havt~ belonred to me, herMlf "I hanD't fhyab~d I dida'i ployment for t~ thousand& or idle state fair manaaer .i.aBued an ex .ll Tube •••• , nil them atta pU-. 1'labo et.u Protram •Ti.ev didn't 1 1e"ed almost two have belopeed to you, a11V'AJI. 1 Jove you J thourht ao But I 4k1a'i. worken who are- mtn1 tbelr hom- du.slve oommunique to lnterna· 7Ml'll Oil a rock qua1'1'1 ehi.ined to wanted to take you m my arms It waa myself I loved. You repn.o es ~~~ Nen Bervlce In which he PI o1 the men who d taken me" yeaterday temhly I thoulht sented a romantic eaape. 0)1, fu. the etat.e let"lala.ture ti'aa I presume the IowR farmers 'l)ken at ftnt for ranaom btl JOU too w'anted " &'lU me.'' •be eald a• hla arnq ~orlty power of means have a sane maUve for the ... ..~ke GOOD USED TIRES Sl UP • &XPI.RT TIR& VULCANIZING ..,ton 1184 beta unable to claim SomeLhlDI clicked ln btr heart alowl:v relaxed "I ean't 1'* )'011 be t1 acoomp ot&117 of these II~ 1 am in sympathy with the t;;'"otJ.ve 1M o«ued nwar41 Ill laldlq from like the openh11 of a door and an~ ::•~ta!w~lilt wu dteei.,ecl. 1 ~~or=.. a:u~ ot tbe .strike bUt not 1.n ta\'01' of ileb OWII 10nnaient tlulr Ud to othm aaaa ..... out of tlul mlR H ' n ' - 4 • 0 f" 811 . - soluttoa 11 1.11 txt.n.ton o1 tlme- them IIJn1na their end by violence M waQ' ot l'fTtlliq q..,a~~J;fta. ~ had enabroaded bba. ShatplJ. · avw 0 rou ow the moratortwn to 8c1entlfte marltetq far better TM1 pll.!mttl to ~'* aorou d. bol'o At If ft.uhed on • ~ A. bJ.c wu llarab.. Truax allo IUIJitited that the PtJeea and not a DOycott is t4t 10._ ~rat atllemptl. but &1- me with mel'!')' blue eyet ancl fair "Becau~when Joa tllda't eeme, lqlsl&tur, adctre. Itself to the lutlon to the farm prob!em_ 'nlere ,..;. w to pt back to eanr. half that ~had Uttle ~ea in tt. I~~~ myNlf 1• tbe Pal6~~k "-· qUGIItlon of Jower ln._ rates on 111 n~ atrlk:e movement 1n Ohio 11MD Ia the renenl opWnl tn Sbt~ aat up like ana .wAelltld from o.....,r m&D 1ooa4 me loiR'~. w.ep- secured real eatate JOatiB. ani<! I do not believe 1t WOUld - . . . . tMr 1u1c1 .,._ ~ .juto IIHp, the letharn" that bad 1'1111:1- m,, He took •• Ia bia arma. lh If preaent farm ooaunodit.y get to llnt base ..,- ...t 111 had ~011!1 ...W. tllj., coedad hlr tmo~onol lltorm wlpad :~· 1 • • deoporoto ~ ": """"' oJo t.> p,...U ~ p.-..ent em. th0 ~Dyer l,.lalotm ~t eoa-. S. 1wl tried out. ov~ J;UJ o11ert 4 IIH rescue -.~ PlC)'m(:Jit OOndlt.l.ons a.re to CC)ne o 6ta1:e oranp, ~'di;i,,i;j ia • ~be lila el~ bp.t tile The memOQ of Jlmmlela arm• who Wa'i lovtcl aay~ tnli .,.. tlnue #oilY interest rate In exeeasl tbat. he flad beard ot qo toe own ':J.1Jmmae'1 Upa, Aooded ber beine: •elt and Daclcly, lovU..,. Qf tbret! per cent means complete I movem!rli ln OhJ.o tmd 1 do M 761 w What waa ebt dolna out ben With other 1" .lic.tkk •nd ftnll.l ruln for farmen and trere will he any" He .MOlt! PIOPLI RIDE ON GOODYI!AR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHU lUND ~ lih ~ill! 1 ~ till! ~ tnq '*"1 W. 11r el 1 J., . worto:o, TriWt oatd ' .,.. • •ympetby with ""' Don I VIncent Hawkloun.een year old I ! I I !01!4 l.jljl;:ijs Sl).u4lway Uon dQ v.hat 1t 1j hu!-; I tlll dleged that a depub 1.1,:.11den chd, m i'iheer JguoJan ce ot what h1R dut1es are 111 rtgaJd tQ tijc l>lt son ~ 1 8 under ht.s care T~e charge by a state e~q(imn, thut I ., a deputy warden went ao far as to dnve H. t:OllVlct to the hank where he co uld d eposit funds to his own credit 1 \\h lch belonged tJ th e State JB certtunlv worthy oi iur1 theJ u\Vest1gat10n It Js JUSt poss ible that other thtngl:l may be uncovered which might show JUst how muc t1 1!:1 alt 1:s gomg on m our state mstiuhons Even 1f the deputy should prove mnocence thtough JgJlUJ <wee the tgnorance of the duties of h1s posttlOn ::;hu uld be sufficient cause for h1s removal from ofhce and of Luur~;c, 1f 1t can Ue :shown that he hag transgre~sed the Ia\\ dJHI did aid m the prucurmg pf these momes unlaw Julh w1 th the end 10 \ tew that he ~houlld split the til gotten g;:llns at a late1 date, then m add1t10n to d1scha.rg mg h1m 1t IS the duty of the state to prosecute htm and C\ uJtuully .place htm 111 the same m~tJtl,ltJon as a co JIVId w hcH he 1~ now udtJJg as a guatd .t ma11 ~.:uuld I I Rl4ae this Met J I W!IDNESOAY, AUGUST H. 1132 I M Cox. I ., "1'8 I..pent Tuesda.y here Wlt.b hl!r parent.js M:r and. Mn A H Bradbury Vlrpli111 Gft11 lShe wu B.QCt)npr.nled hOme b)' bft: l!- "-,. Mother Of Three Answers Summons j 1 1 .f / N • ew ___ . }II OJn~ • or Cor Hawk had hla tonsil~> reQl(Jved Jt a Parkenbura ho.splt.a• Thursday Hla condition 11 report ed fair Several friXn here ha.ve been at \ tending the revival services at Bilve. 1 RESPONSIBILITIES '1' HARDLY sccmt-~ poi'i:sJL!e that .t nJeht. - ALFiED- I but to Jo~e one another Thou Mhalt nut ,;tt:ttl Thou shalt 11 not covel Thou s halL 1ov, thy u e tghhuur ~~ th)oseli - I Rom•ns 13 8,9 t As Getham Greeted Mollison KaRl Small of Plt~abur&h CJ'lletl on frlend,ll at Pomeroy Ba~urday 1 ---:...~U~,.-.""":"::B:-1-:U:; ... ,..,:::;t::..-:--------;;B;;y-;M~a:;l;-l---~- ~ ~ -- :::• day with her lbster Mrs c e Peo pies or Ppl]¥!roy cecu Cox of Charleston •P-ent the week end Mth hil pr.rent.a U'i aud I CblcaiO Philartelphla PILWibulK Mliwotukec ~ \ 8uA4J.y I P.al 'l'lllill 11!2 will lu.ve TuPdU Aut 30 tot clnnatl wherl he wtU attend th, annual conference Mrs Oeorwe Adams spent. Thurs will JJo pulllillllld. :;..._...,...,N~4~,:::m:=N::A::L-MI:-:::V;;E;;R;;;:T;:Is;;r:;;N-;G:-;R;;E;;r;;R;;E;;;•:;;E:;;N;;I;:;A~T:;:IV;;;E;;;•-;------ qne Iwell sermon I I, 1m " Plllllll~ o..tl7 o,.g qeept ~ r..o.t..;o oo t.o•er Second Bi:reet PolnlnJ, 0 1 'Wben .ll.lf rr»cat~ WJI).d \II ~t¥n ar ne'WI maU:tor tor pubUcatloD lhf; -.J4 tp an ea• ettn theR' nam.-...J\boueh not. neeAIUrtlv to be 1 tiiDCeQ. AltOA)'InOUI lettl!r'l hoMJver eltcrUrot. •nd desirable tn ".bem~ I 'WINf, 011JQ. ...... Ill> ~ ~ ~~:;,~~:;,;:~~~~~~-----.~.---~----~------~--~.-------~~ 2~ I i Why l:te latis- fied with a second • choice tire when FIRST· choice costs no more? I I DONALD I fu~~~~:ul~~~~utchln~;on I ------ rr+• II *• I I I l r: Farm s3'' I .M"" $385 s~so 41 s~7a *as --- - - - - I LEVEL HEADS NEEDED ilE RE( ENT KILLING of n T I ' I / ton P<'nn•l ylvanta remtnds lo~..:al pcoplP uf the Ull \\HllHnttd killiug Ill PomeJO} I:H;mt y~:1r1:1 ago tl\ n ntgh t \'>,tldlm<w tm v.h1ch the latter Rlll~t!d gnme time Ill the ,; (ut i:! IH ~~on It furth e r emphu,.u:es the tact that wh1h t!l places and sJtumons-can be better handled by th~ level 1 ht ndr~ than by the 41 Scatter br~t.med' :l dnd , nowhere tl'! 1t I mo1 e n et:t!Ssary to have level-headed people than m po s1- 1 twm• where the safety of the pubhc Jt~. mvohed Man y timeR too often m fact, do WP 1ead Qf an\ c;Hl I 1 ll ht 1ng lolled hy a deHpenulu because when arreNt , II h1~ mH.Jl he flid nr.t take th e precnut10n to sarm 01 c;~.; uH h h1m I ht> lutler 11:1 a caHe partially of th 8 kmd .1:-; \\t ll11" o111 ~h )\\Jilg u man too • quak on the t~gger' 1 I h l11 'i Jilc ~s man s ficnth hu:-;, 1t 1:; HauJ atou11ed a hum r I p1nte~o~t lr11m law {lhldmg cJtlzcns 1r1 the [{l:!j I ~ 1• 111 St ttr It the nth< 11 who 11; now he1n~ ht::lrl for mur 1 1lr1 II ul st.t t~hut tnt mun ht anest.ed anrl taken a IC\ol ' 1 l1r m I! 1m bud he one on hifl per~-wn, a movement by 1 hts Ill t t ry to \A Htd h1 H h1p p n ket' could then ha\ e caw;td 111 <tlutm < 1 th pull nl th e ane:-;tJng olfiler and wo uld I havt JIJ edurlc d th f tlcce~tutv of Jmmedtatel) dl~chargtng h 1s own rc\ uh 1 1 \\ h1ch nc< Ul red with suc h trD.gtc 1 eRults l The u1n~t nnrl "Ubl'4cquent deut.h of the man, both I tmid h} frwnrls of lh1 dead man tu have been w1thf1Ut reu.son, ha\ < th1 "'"' n the town <lf W &Rhmg1on into an up- 1 lORI und v.J.ll no d lUht bung ttb v ut ROmt• reform m lhts i ••r•• -15,000 IN PURSES AT STATE ffHeart's Conten_t,'-Jrlrlitmin's ffSptr•t of St. Louis" * * * * * Mollison's Westwatd Traus-Atlanllc Solo Ranks Among Gtealest Feats m Av1abon H1story Bqllsh A1r Ace Has Enviable i I TjiURSPAY, l!l'l'fllMBER I 2 10 'lrot-Ncol House Purse J aoq 3 \r old Pace-The Columbus IJt ..pqtch ~take I ' ( ;1115,000 $J,ODd IN PRIZES Al 1 Bl.G JU)JtSJl ~WAr fAll< ~ $4,484 06 1 lt'ot.b:Cl Wjtb ~b. I.!Ailh~mll 1.1£ ~tevcnl ch.\ ., :t~~ and 11 rourren:~ttm~nt or th~ tit Sil!!l QffehnJ; the Ohio State to 11.1r r.JJcbt tlorao Show ~~~pes up a s one ol tl~ mq•t attJ1ct1ye pf th~ llnl1rr )'Ur ll.l't'ILwil!..p.r~'"' to 00 sheep, '9 684 .e,;w~'ae, ol<lu"•"'• li;lllift "'""II'' ' An4•lpg; ~. ~9th 1$:t...Ql~, WP~~!J's fl'd a,rt d~'"' meut:s, i $2.?2.0": 4-Jny • p.r ft.1ch•u-d A ~ 01 slc1 Lo ml mcmt $l.l7S Obto ~Jte ,lumor t ajr, t l, th loodm••"'"'l"n COJ,;l;~lfUSJ (8p;eCf.ll.l) - Mam Fll~.r at CtlumbQ&. t~·· ~ m'HF "i¥.t :O;Ci Will, to.. srttcmbt~i 1 .. A.ugust ber m ch:.uge of the Nlaht Hurset ;:-,how nnnounces lt~nt 8$ clu.uc,, will be ofTercd und pomts w1t~ p )<le to the f~;ct that tbtl'l wilt bt th'l' t:lc~;t bot.,e Sbow o( tfie yeur ' • •• 1 11 I 787, speed program, 'UAQO, (h~na:e cOn teats, f426, ~ana :Bu rellu contest, f'26 1 dot' 11-IJ.d pt show, $6®, pron!:aum l'tb~u~ an~ bu--., t2,~. • .. ~::. ~ 1~~ J:/'~mseta.ti"~!d: o"er~" wa~hed .entRuoe'~, eJ :! nf~~~~~veb;h=~eand 1 ., II ,, • • ·s~ ..... -·· a-.,.. S ..-. 7 .... t:O:' th!" rn.:'; I STATE FAI& :.be..... sA !! 6illn 1 Jp.u.,......_ .• ••p•§ 1 r I l:l yr old Trot-Governor's Sts.ke $2,0DO t:OLUMBUS (S l). A Fr~e fw: all hce-MIIls Jtestaurawts Purse .1. $ Bpq 1 r tel ~uG 0 ~ 0 c 1 a -wipll FRIPAY SliPTEMBER 2 ' o.ln m• Y '~' , tn pr11e1 2 21 Trot-( b1LtcruJen Hotel Pur 11 c .J $ wd be diVldcLI &rt!Qrlif the WlQnl.n¥ ex 2 18 t'acu-Uu L11tlcton•1 CtandJI.Joo Pur&c ... $ I:IU~ 1 ~ib ltor~ ~\ the 82nd Oluo . ~te 1!/a ~lie Ka11d1uap-P¥ce and Trot-Added m0 ncy Wm w a r a 0 ~ll'lb~~. AJ.~autt ~0-Sep ffcnno~:tk 4 tion PUt:iU " ' fit,ouq .t.cruber ~ Get Aw-.y DA)I ltuce-&uthern Hotel Purse-(.;o ndJtlo{la an The ddf'c~f!.nt clasahe:!l tnd ~~. 1 ,. 1 IUillf .o ere., tn eac are. "'"" nltplc,e., •Ltlr $ UV!i prodlicta, $0,466 GU u.ttle, t£5.SO&t Race Tttl1.18 wdu;4te douura oC tro1Jims la~61Q~ ttottiCuftUr~ 1 hotus, I I Money 110 i I OHIO STATE FAIR • COLUMBUS (Spctutl.- How ~ Nn man, h Jtsl 1 f all one who IH to !Je entrusted With the use of flre~rm t,\ RllOU tl be phllcd Ill any J.IOt!lUun or truHt wh1ch requues qul~k uud dl! ur thtnklllg until ha hat~ JHoved hi~ ahthly to till tlu place for v.h1ch he I~' Lo I be choawn J{owev e1 1t :-;cems that phyMJdi.l propotllo!B have fy.r more Lo do with the HPPOintment of point! of11 cert~ than tn uld any po Mt~ Jbl e me11tal qllu.hfH:atwn ~'fk fl~"l \Jr1ze r ~ AT Jon,:: should 1t tal(c to shear a sheep 11.nd shea1 hm1 r1ghtt Tb!H IJUe.stwn Will be answcri!Ll COLUMBUS (Speclai)-LovCl'S of harness hor~ ,:acmg wtll enjoy one of the flnCIIt speed program! ever to be pre!:ltrnted at the OhiO at the Ohio S(late Fur at Colum. ~~te Fair, with the 82nd renewal of this greot expg&ttion at Columbus dbu;,· Augludst 2 0 Sfopthcmbcr :J, whcu ~JU~ 29.-September 8 e ww ers o s cnrmg eqo. 1p. J:1• ~oney wdl total $1Ci,OOO, and many of Uw cujlntry f' f~:~stelit 1m t! nt WJII do buttlJJ lfl tho Sbeep hon ~M:fiC lle on hand to help bl'l~ 11 generous sh~ nf that ttum intq Shcat mg C~nte~t Jj heru will be 11 scnwr con e~ t uru 1 unwr contest. the ~r.ts .pf thetr owners The complete program o,J:otlow~ ~, 1 • MONDAY, AUGUSf. z9 for boy11 under 20 loears uf age 2 '2lf. .\!ate-Columbus Chamber of Commereo Puroe $GOO Juot v.huh II voln'<l 111-&....cham .! 20 Trot -M~nufactureta' and Wbolesaler8 • Asi:IOCJ&tloll of the pwmlnp Job of sbcurin1 can bt 11 Ctdumbua Chamber ot Commerce $SOO glc lllcd !rum Lhe fullov. mg division 18JJ0 of pun•ts 'lltnc bof abeartntr and 2 12 Po,ce.- The J Fred Schmidt Packmg C:ompany Purse 20 pomtl:l, a 11ence of cuts on TUESDAY, AUGUST lO 1 tYIOir 2 10 Trot-fort Hayes Hotel Purse • $ 800 sheep, 10 potnts, handhns of &beep, 2 1a Pace-Tho Stapdard Ott Company Purse $"'sou pomts, absence of seeqnd cu~ 2 yr old Trot- IJJrcctor of Finance Stake ...$J.OOO m fl~e<:e 20 POIIJts, ~~ndlt10n of WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Jl 1 t'cccc, 20 potnh smoutbnes11 of 2 lR Trot- Deshler Wnlllck Hotel Puue rc; aoa Job 10 pumts , tym.IJ' ot fleece, 1/J 1 2 yr old Pa.::e-:-Dircctor of A&:rrcultu~ Stake M- ,1,00~ p_omts 2 20 P•ce- Wm P Zlnn It Company Purse .. $ 80Q 1- Country's Fasf15t Horses to Co01pete for of Succe~oes, I me Thp Prmce of Wales ha"' JUst prt>dtlted that the iiU~tl· 11~11" aLQf11P 1• ending t\Pd thot thong• w11l llll<e n turn fnr tije ll~tt~r m the latter half of 1982 We earne•tly hope tg'!l ~~~ 11ood prince is a bette1 proph•t than h• '" a hurs• SHEEP ' BI,.RBERS ' COMI'ETil FAIR RACING ·'PROGRAM I ' ·~·· LOOK IJu~Jnc~~ nlHil Ill \\ J~hlllt; 57 ..... ··~ ...... ••·Q ·s~ SIX TUNE IN 8 "PLIBI"t .... ..... S64S J :,0 to~.-tm '' ' 'c::= ~~~ theha~U:oa ~ -~ illiiii! Ill!' 7 e- - ...... ··~ • Ebersbach ·Service Station PIIObe 91•J l"""' _.,'*- = tSi:: ..,._., •acld•nl' ,_"Iii I ~lleve PomeroJ, 0. �WI!:D~DAY. .. ... Addiaon sa.t.urdl.y were aonducted quantlt:r ot merehanc:Uae taken . Tht d&Uihter, N&ra . Rerrt"'hment.i· were . Ernest Catinr and M,11>8 R uby ~.e.: e)~~ o~~~~r~ren Ketnl llD:t Waahtncton. D. c .. excur&Jop over Tllllad.Q D;lOrcina llt Bulavllt. with c.b.lef or Ulievea eutetod ICI'vt<l IWd • dei!JlltfUl was Mra Fred !Jetz ,nd Mr. Wlldd.eU and a15ter t.bt B- 41 0 . 8atW'IiaY . burl&l 1n Bidwei[ ina by llttlfta out • window pane l.u had ln pla.ylna: pmes. d Mrs. oeorie Hoover or Hunt- of Probtorv11le vlllted Mth Robert DJ& . She ls &urvlved by her hl.llhand thl door, pr)'iDilaole tbe ban OD \ -----attended the Betz rtWl lon I Irion Sundp,y. B&rd r 1SWldaY Ci.nilan t;. kiley and ft.m.ll.y mot· WU:NU aGAST I Mr. and. M111. Charles . 0d 1 four d& uJht.ers, Grace, at home, Yn the ln.e1de. ud pdllDc the dDOI . or'Bd"to lti.J1pl:! Su.nda)1 fOf" a _weeks 1Mark Pearce of Miami. PiOrtda, Mn Tbe ban bad beio repl&ctd as Wf,li Thooe preunt at the "lll.o.ner aJhi · ' Portsmout h were ~~~ week l!.ll wttb relative&. DIVORCJ UKED : n ert Harrl80n ot Ga WpoU. and Mra Lbe aNI when tbelr Ult W&J made com J'()Ut hekl bJ t.he B. Y . P . U. Mr. and Mrs o wen B03t.er. -.oi • K"Uiffits 01 Mr and Mrs. Cllft'ord J:~ne awl Loui-Se Coleman A sun tor divorce w~ flied in the 1 Cflrrle Rice or Columbuland ~H a,nd •·; wu ae~era1 twun; after th e Monday evenl.n& were : Ml65e6 VI· liunt1ngto n s pen t 8W1d.ay wl l h the I Kerna ' • n have returned :tome e.tt.er spenditll CDD'I.mon pleu court here by J ohn SCJUI. Ernest, of Bprlnlfteld &De' &tore bad bt·eu opened bel<>~• tM Yl&n and Darla ' lrion, Et.l"1 · 1 a na former's sister, Roxie Booter. \ Mr ·and Mr11 . Peter Dale spent, "'"' r ae"Yetal weeks with In FrenCh 'aa-a hat Gladys Prench on Wil liam J . and tater of IC&PU. robbery wu dlecovered. ROM Wil5on, Ora· Roll, 6!Hci red Dr. and Mrs. hndcop were IJ.t l SundBy with her sister, Mr.l . M. W. A ' h"k up of tHe m.ercband(k MUla, Anne' N1bel1~eulah· Egwen, I CMCII.de I"" T I 0 N Sebtlna: a.pd TUfon. · t he around.! oi IJl"Ofll nea:Iect. of duty. Mr JOhn and. daSunday. ur nterll Caves.MilJ.er 1n Kentucky •nd Jamily, 1· · · "" • )4r. and Mns. M. E. M.ontaomery The pla1nt UI' aUetr r\ In h is petition, FA.MIL\' REUNION revealed Qlat only a &mall amowtt Helen Pill'ri:IOU, l& Lanidon, 1 TJ\ie -MiS!I w Mlll, c. M. Yea uger and dllUi1lte,. 3 ::~~;~~;~~~~~ or Pollanabee, 'W . Va., and !lin. ' that the defendant refused t,.o lh·3 T he Thomu P'amUy Rruruon Wa.l of loot WM obt.alned. Bemel-tt. Davia, Ruby Wller . rndsg-IM'Itlt.ttM:~Gec1lrrylrion .:r.r; I are home &tt.er SJlendiDK a few _ "~~'"i•" M.~tcall olf JC.anawba . Btatlop., ln any home provtdet: by himself held at tJtl-le Koaer 8aturdav with __ ' .nd Wrt. Sm.tUl and IODI Eq,ward urn,e .._ nd Mr 3 \ Bell- duys with relatlvt!B in, Columbus. ....,... ''" ... ~-- lh e past ~ yeau of marru;: ,_ d 10~ pruent. A doU,btfUJ. ~ ' Yyera, E. J.d -'udy. Bm.lt.h. aueat.eIn0 Porl.&moutb, IDl . a s._ am~ Mrs. h as Mn. wn ,a~,-u.a.'· $ 1IJW.;p-t 't ' aftet",.a ,ehbrt ..vl.lit ~re ~turtle 4 •w , wu>a PfOII"lm BIRTHDAY P.t.llTY L&n(Jdon MalJUtUor Graham. • Jim am,S~mday. deJ. a.EJrner ~alt $ch Withl'elber her .sister, 1 )(r . and Mre. C. E . Turner and 1u 1 tbelr hornet TU.e&day. _,.- llfe and 1n_s1Jted on llvlna with her wac. rendered by the many. cJ:llldren f4J· and M.re. c. E. Rou 11 h enler · __ . and ret ur ned ttt h er 1 ·i'f -. . .... (12 pt.) t41SS6 Irene Miller and Grace ' ptlrentB. The ha& Uu-ee chll - and a mort blltory ol the Thotn&3 tatned 8 number or rrlet!'l.li At theh· I' PEUONALs Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur TUmer Wt!rc , Elmer Bottom and Olady& Orow of Letart have re-11 dren , trom 8 to 1& Yl!lars of 11-ge.. 1amUy was presented by Ida Thom - home sunday, honoring the birth· guests of J . W. Warde n and family III'H ru;k.lns. p,nd ram iiV a-. turned to thetr homes ending ; I a& day annlverMriOt or MI·JJ. Ro:;r Clemem Trotter and mother, Mrs 1 Sunday I Ja h Huntm ton Ir.leml., AGt;Do WOMAN OU&IED I Dur lna the COllnlfl of .b\181ne88, Roll8b, Mrs. Ca.rl Rou1h, Walton Sid Trotter, Were Buoday IJUe!l.s of, Pt?"· and Mra L. J _ Ca rLer , of Lan · ~iJ!ll~ w it i Vllllt with Rev Jn d. Mrll Bert O'OonTwaa 1Qie tbM (10 pt.) Uk. ner. Funeral cervices 'for Mrs. KM I.e !.he following OftiUI'I w.e io e],e$lk!d : Brownell a:nd oa.y ourtmao. 'l1li! J . c . Houck and fe.mlly orr the Mer - l caster are t.be a:uests of his pa r- SwJ. ay. •r- u.... Sherman ~uckley and family of Blar-a, 8&. who d ied Monday at. het· W~ Thomas, Pl'l!lldi!Pt: Hueljt.nvlt.ed lue&t.& were Mrs. Gay Curt - f cl!lrvlllei'oad. entll Mr. and Mrs. G eorg-e Carter .. t .. ~ ' _ Parkersburg- spent the latter part of home at Clipper Mill, were cond'uct- Harding, secretary ~d treuunr : mao and ohJldren Mr. and ~s. Mn. W. J . Noel and Miss Mabel : Patriot. 11m1 the week here with relatives. They ed Wednt'l!lday afternoon from the Plo)'d. Thomu, .&IYJ. Thomu, Otl& Bmlth, ~· and M111. M.elYln LouiSe Smtth df Coltunbw; are viti- · MLss Margaret B eran of Bnst;,l, Old ~ cutthb Abl:.e~ J : ... tbll ('l pl-.) .uc, ' wert accompanied home by their OhJO Ohlltlel In charge of Rev. R . P. Thomas, cornmtt&ee on "Ollbert, Mr. arfd Mra. Hoyt Webst.er ttinr the formtr's son w . E. Noei ' R. 1., •- vlaltlng Ruth M•rtiu . t:;11 11.bbey 111 OJ! the 1rny 1 wor4l _... · d&Uiht.er Tbelma, who ha.d. been menta; Wura Thomaa. Bthcl RUe, and children, Carl and Roy Roush. ancJ da.u1htet.11 Marcaret and MBbE:i. l Ed. ::cara.th G! H untington spen t I rrm11 J .vutln u tn Ulubo;"OW , to tl •l.! I · , .. ~ <1f ~1 c :->HI; estl.lw~·. 'fluo nhJ vlaltlno 1 She 16 vh·-::1d by three sons an1 1Tb Vina Abl.e8. committee; H Ida1 Loulli Brownell, Mrs. Walton Brow - ' Mr. and Mf•. Bay Olur Rnd Ml!>ti SWldaY here. 1 ....__,..'-~forprceo ... here for 10meUme. d 0 t.abJe ld ~--·· I 1 1 ~···· M1.16 Pauline Wickham ol Ches- a allj"h Chr la and Fred, of Ollpomu, a.v aau.ruaae, a&e nell and children and Doris Faye · Mary 'l:ablt Spl!:nt Bunday ln Za nes· AlQnw Va1}lleet of Chicago and i lwr. nn<~ In 1-,;!n,.. 11"<11'1 rnun;l(••l t.l l. ter ts here for I) mort vlsit with E. ·-per MJIJ , gust of Hmtcm and Mrll Hardina, program committee. Roush . . vUlt. Noa h Nott-er have bet::n or · iP 1 OGDIIGUtl,. ~ fO!" priet~ ol w . Burclen and daughter Dorothy. Emma . o r Abraham. W. Va . 1 -• John Plymale wa.a ln"iiun~ingt.o". the ir ltlece Mrs. Mel~ EllioLt. runL! ,., , , lad I ha t ., ,.. hull till' 1 1 111 111 4. Dr. James P . WU!ion of WllliihiniSTORE ROBB~D CHILDREN ENTERTAINED Sunday. .Mrl. Ja.mea LB.trerty and ch lldren 11 :n :Ill .. r lwr , . H•II!I. .lalw Huil< ol 1 1 1 1 ton c. H. i1J here for a.llhort stAy at 1 GEORGI: Rll'.t:li HELD 1 Til e Kroger !tare In the- RoedeU Mrs. Dana Tracy t-nteJUln ed ~2 ),(f. and Mrs. Earl Dodd and Miss '1 o! Oakfield. N. Y.. are 'V Isiti ng rela · I r\"J,, di •••J .~ l!l, !ourir ·(l h~l"l' ill lu· • 'rbt ad U.ker WU11ladb' ....t )'OU the w. H . Wilaoo hOme. F uneral service~ f01' Mn.. Ole.v; btdlding w u broken Jnl:D and en- youngsters at Chlekamai.J.Ia Park Carde Plummer oi C_harlcst.on, vio- t 1ves here. 111 If dlllrtliJ. 10 that P I for Mr. and M.ra. J ohn Torrence ot G eorge, whu at tltr home ln tct·cd Monday nlght and 1. 1mali honorl.nr th e nlnt.h birthday or her· ited Sunday with Mr. and Mls. Charlotte spen t 1 nl' " '" 11 '1_• ~ ""'I'~ .' AUO US't :at, lt32i ~DPJ· : ~"l"·~ - !Jv " " l>Lt~ T Y'J ... ~. I.'. ~ J~ ·,.. ...:" ' a~ ~lat1ves ~lme Pl~m~ I Oty~e Paml~ 1 ID'"P'' .Kr.l I ;· I~ ?tn: hem~ ~.s· ~ eo~ple :1 . ~) ~ t.be~ bu.Ud~ I vW~ .C LA !J S 1fIE D V EDT 1 SING S£ ~ALLIPDLIS ~turDJ.nl II Aarm., arranp~ Mc0arlel1 '~' .-;• t~·ean g•~eslll I 0~ dn~ :..:' ......-:eelU: .:~: ~~~-:,:l':~~n~,~~"Tb:~'"w.~; IiI;OLI~Y -AND HER PAIS · ruu~t.~ to rou. a.ccompa.nted borne by 1 his ruece 1 --·'file Fear of a Mr~. "Mi;s·•-· --- --- - Kem~ ·------"- 1 n~ 1 or;.:llll:~ 'l"~ 1::7~1 ~.nd •h·rlv··~ Jl.~ 11 Cub- \Vin Aa Brooklyn I. 'Idle; A'a And YankOl!Oa Win CARDINALS LOS£ W,.hin!Jloll Copa From Clenland In 13 Inn· in1 Conteat -------~- . __.__By Cldf Sterrett ~:~··=;··:-iI· 1t:~;;;;;; 'ftle publllbera wUI be rearooaiblt Eileen Lti.rklra who wUI 11e theli only for Of· I! incorrect • lnaert.ion ltJMt. for II week. ! ot anY atlverttaement. Erron ln Dr. and Mrs. Koehlel" and oon, , ••venw:nenb Bhould be ".:ported Donald of Donora , Pa., are visiting re latives here ror a short time. tmmedi&WIIY. ·~ SHOULD SHORE/MANY A I':MININE No adv-ertlaemont wtU be taftD tot 1e&a than a mlnlmwn chaq:e of HEAAT H.I>S BEI:N STIMUlATED tweot,v-Dve cent.l tor e.ab :naer· ...,_ BY t.. SOCK/ For RentFOR ~T-3 of!loe r-ooms, !ur- tULCe he1.t, rood toc~tlorr on Main st. Inq;ulre at The Daily Tl"lbune. 8-23-St. Reedsvill~ • I l l NEVER R:)R/,ET 'THE EXPRESSION ON HIS FACE WHal 1'\E HAND£0 DANNY THA"T RoL.L. OF 81L.L. S At;D I ';AIO Nal'l<INI,! >IE "TURNED A CHAL.KY WHITE' I lHOU(,HT HE WAS 60LN4 Til FA.lNT! i I'VE MEDAL PRilE YAP! FOR MONTHS AND SAYED Til 4E"T A FEW OOLl...A.IlS AHEAD A.NO TI-IEN I 'SKOOT THE WORKS ON DAt;NY HOOFER! WHEN I SA,W HIM PUTTIN{, MV MONEV IN HI"> POCKET I DON'T KNOW HOW I EVER RESTRAINED MV">EL.F FROM SNATCHINO. IT AWAY ~ROM HIM! I'M SICK! Illustrious Sons of Italy By HARDIN BURNLEY Said·Like an •' lF l HAD ~'E ')I:,- ANT ~Ot-J "T~"L. ~ '-yOV 'SHOUL.D Ho1...0 ...,..ouR! I'D COU~SE L MO~e' I\H:1R '- EA'ST Tl<RECE Q<JA~.E•<.'S; i;: A.1:;T If' 'YOU K"'-!&V..I HOW '"T"O e0y. 'THE C..0"-1PA.S"3. YOU EVER STOP TO THINK1 - ------- -- - - ------- -~- t=lfTii .4'\'1:. f.4Jiil()fiii!J' They're Healthiest! IN OUr. OFFICE By EVA A. TINGEY . '- '<1~>\"T II'<AI""I' fO~ '<!L\00" Y ' LL .:[lJ~T 6ET YOUTHFUL AND PRETTY ... " ..~ ... THAT everybody want,; to save· money; you ""ve money • when you buy anvertised goods and buy it in your own home city . "t'"E . ft.1&"t> li\l'e.R.'1' ?l.VC.,.. ON. ..,.HIS S V-.1110-\· I!,Qtil'!!.IN j>,'fl ON ow t~;;. ;t!-9~"-t> 0.~ !<I>T T\1! .. ~~ BOAR~I~--~ ••II• il N"l11'ori. By EDSON R. WAITt Shawnee, Oklahoma IV\"1 Oit<"! I<UMBEI<- All TilllfY ,_ 11 dtll IITI trttllld arul dtttAtd j,. p 4 ri 1 alfd tht ,tllttffll arl --------·---- --- A cape collar add~ su_ch a •mart Aatterina: to~cb to thu 11mple smart . • trus. .. It's a Hhter cotlon print In red and The white orga.ndie collar hu rd binds. wln~e There arf,two ways to spend money: OHI:! home where you and your city will get some benefit from it, or ·~. spend it in some othei!City-HELP YO\]R OWN HOME CITY. Economy is not only in the saving of money, but it is also in It's 10 wol and pretty, you'll love it I You can make lt a.l a very s m;~~lt ~ t lay, and In an amazlnaty &hort tiu1e. the ,intelligent spending of it . Opportuity is knocking at the <lo.or of every thrifty bargainwise person who reads the ads. Anolher del ightful idea is while t.rinkled crepe &ilk. Voile and chiffon print! ate fa.· dn:oting. Thi1 P41ftrn No . 7717 tt~i,,J II i1 rMdy /tr ta "'"7 Newspapers are the gr11at get-together medium for the buyer bt •h· r~ a•d 1d tt irt~mtdJatr Jtlie~trJ . in Jiu1 16 11. r II ;, hiltlfl ' "'· How lo Gel T/ifse Patients Sr. nd IS ce.nti (in 1111mpt or coin) t o FashiQr Buruv. Write nrduJly ._ntl plain y your na.ml!: !Ud ·full ad · flrf' ',•· the numher or lhil Pil~ern ,.nd the sire yog 1¥1111. Ao.ldt'f' U your letter in the follow• ina way :- tl'y Atnnt AIN't IT 'i'HE TRUTH! and the seller~ There hw; always been, amlin many places there always will r - ~------;---r: exist, llfe~eling on the part oil a large !Jilrnber of people tltE\i prices c!HII}Wd by the h~me merchants are higher tlill!l t.!ume charged by the mprcb~laof other cities. ,7717 l&'is~ite natu~al that this mistake sltould be; made in some . . ' . cities, espacilllly in cj~ics where tlr,mercl)pl)l§ <to l~le ;idvertis:ing DaiiJ'" 1'r.ll1Ul0 1 t"!hlh!op I'UroJIJ .Eva A. Tl"lt!1'" rarll Kervtae 1-l W01$ :lin~ 8~, . !rt-; ~i1, \~ ·f"'Pi! ~·· Yorlr. Ch•· R;} -Jl· ·: . , • .CE!1'fS In co!n ' ~nd th>• .J(;oup ~ n you tblo pattern by return ma1L and the .pepple have little knowlsdg'll·of·what is Silld at'h.ome. nn~ Citi.. where tlaa aorc:h•n~ •re hallvf -· ~••rti•-'- •lway1 ·'witl mail Gt.t OJ\f!8 16, both of "Who Were as the heaJtbletlt 1 boy and 'girl jn the Four-IJ Club c4mp at the lllinoi• ~.lljte your Paris I•attern. No. 7717. size-to Fair at Sprinirfteld. Miss Hoffman, who olives near Morris, : 'ot·ed 99.89 to lead the girls. Ronald clime within a frac\ tiqn of 100 p~r c~nt· rating. . , _ •• A.'ddnu . . . . .. , · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. · · · " · · · • '· draw m'!';llll''\~f f"'f'· ~~~--- cili!l' ,YM~~.!!J"'f"~"ta are not up·to!lale .ncl411 1'9~ a4~•P· ·' · . • i Gl-u·~·dy · tt:•· ... :.-....'.'........ '...... '.......... '. - ~.le~ You can spend it at 1 ·, I .' • ! • ,, ~..?. • l-1{ • . "l I -· �WI!:D~DAY. .. ... Addiaon sa.t.urdl.y were aonducted quantlt:r ot merehanc:Uae taken . Tht d&Uihter, N&ra . Rerrt"'hment.i· were . Ernest Catinr and M,11>8 R uby ~.e.: e)~~ o~~~~r~ren Ketnl llD:t Waahtncton. D. c .. excur&Jop over Tllllad.Q D;lOrcina llt Bulavllt. with c.b.lef or Ulievea eutetod ICI'vt<l IWd • dei!JlltfUl was Mra Fred !Jetz ,nd Mr. Wlldd.eU and a15ter t.bt B- 41 0 . 8atW'IiaY . burl&l 1n Bidwei[ ina by llttlfta out • window pane l.u had ln pla.ylna: pmes. d Mrs. oeorie Hoover or Hunt- of Probtorv11le vlllted Mth Robert DJ& . She ls &urvlved by her hl.llhand thl door, pr)'iDilaole tbe ban OD \ -----attended the Betz rtWl lon I Irion Sundp,y. B&rd r 1SWldaY Ci.nilan t;. kiley and ft.m.ll.y mot· WU:NU aGAST I Mr. and. M111. Charles . 0d 1 four d& uJht.ers, Grace, at home, Yn the ln.e1de. ud pdllDc the dDOI . or'Bd"to lti.J1pl:! Su.nda)1 fOf" a _weeks 1Mark Pearce of Miami. PiOrtda, Mn Tbe ban bad beio repl&ctd as Wf,li Thooe preunt at the "lll.o.ner aJhi · ' Portsmout h were ~~~ week l!.ll wttb relative&. DIVORCJ UKED : n ert Harrl80n ot Ga WpoU. and Mra Lbe aNI when tbelr Ult W&J made com J'()Ut hekl bJ t.he B. Y . P . U. Mr. and Mrs o wen B03t.er. -.oi • K"Uiffits 01 Mr and Mrs. Cllft'ord J:~ne awl Loui-Se Coleman A sun tor divorce w~ flied in the 1 Cflrrle Rice or Columbuland ~H a,nd •·; wu ae~era1 twun; after th e Monday evenl.n& were : Ml65e6 VI· liunt1ngto n s pen t 8W1d.ay wl l h the I Kerna ' • n have returned :tome e.tt.er spenditll CDD'I.mon pleu court here by J ohn SCJUI. Ernest, of Bprlnlfteld &De' &tore bad bt·eu opened bel<>~• tM Yl&n and Darla ' lrion, Et.l"1 · 1 a na former's sister, Roxie Booter. \ Mr ·and Mr11 . Peter Dale spent, "'"' r ae"Yetal weeks with In FrenCh 'aa-a hat Gladys Prench on Wil liam J . and tater of IC&PU. robbery wu dlecovered. ROM Wil5on, Ora· Roll, 6!Hci red Dr. and Mrs. hndcop were IJ.t l SundBy with her sister, Mr.l . M. W. A ' h"k up of tHe m.ercband(k MUla, Anne' N1bel1~eulah· Egwen, I CMCII.de I"" T I 0 N Sebtlna: a.pd TUfon. · t he around.! oi IJl"Ofll nea:Iect. of duty. Mr JOhn and. daSunday. ur nterll Caves.MilJ.er 1n Kentucky •nd Jamily, 1· · · "" • )4r. and Mns. M. E. M.ontaomery The pla1nt UI' aUetr r\ In h is petition, FA.MIL\' REUNION revealed Qlat only a &mall amowtt Helen Pill'ri:IOU, l& Lanidon, 1 TJ\ie -MiS!I w Mlll, c. M. Yea uger and dllUi1lte,. 3 ::~~;~~;~~~~~ or Pollanabee, 'W . Va., and !lin. ' that the defendant refused t,.o lh·3 T he Thomu P'amUy Rruruon Wa.l of loot WM obt.alned. Bemel-tt. Davia, Ruby Wller . rndsg-IM'Itlt.ttM:~Gec1lrrylrion .:r.r; I are home &tt.er SJlendiDK a few _ "~~'"i•" M.~tcall olf JC.anawba . Btatlop., ln any home provtdet: by himself held at tJtl-le Koaer 8aturdav with __ ' .nd Wrt. Sm.tUl and IODI Eq,ward urn,e .._ nd Mr 3 \ Bell- duys with relatlvt!B in, Columbus. ....,... ''" ... ~-- lh e past ~ yeau of marru;: ,_ d 10~ pruent. A doU,btfUJ. ~ ' Yyera, E. J.d -'udy. Bm.lt.h. aueat.eIn0 Porl.&moutb, IDl . a s._ am~ Mrs. h as Mn. wn ,a~,-u.a.'· $ 1IJW.;p-t 't ' aftet",.a ,ehbrt ..vl.lit ~re ~turtle 4 •w , wu>a PfOII"lm BIRTHDAY P.t.llTY L&n(Jdon MalJUtUor Graham. • Jim am,S~mday. deJ. a.EJrner ~alt $ch Withl'elber her .sister, 1 )(r . and Mre. C. E . Turner and 1u 1 tbelr hornet TU.e&day. _,.- llfe and 1n_s1Jted on llvlna with her wac. rendered by the many. cJ:llldren f4J· and M.re. c. E. Rou 11 h enler · __ . and ret ur ned ttt h er 1 ·i'f -. . .... (12 pt.) t41SS6 Irene Miller and Grace ' ptlrentB. The ha& Uu-ee chll - and a mort blltory ol the Thotn&3 tatned 8 number or rrlet!'l.li At theh· I' PEUONALs Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur TUmer Wt!rc , Elmer Bottom and Olady& Orow of Letart have re-11 dren , trom 8 to 1& Yl!lars of 11-ge.. 1amUy was presented by Ida Thom - home sunday, honoring the birth· guests of J . W. Warde n and family III'H ru;k.lns. p,nd ram iiV a-. turned to thetr homes ending ; I a& day annlverMriOt or MI·JJ. Ro:;r Clemem Trotter and mother, Mrs 1 Sunday I Ja h Huntm ton Ir.leml., AGt;Do WOMAN OU&IED I Dur lna the COllnlfl of .b\181ne88, Roll8b, Mrs. Ca.rl Rou1h, Walton Sid Trotter, Were Buoday IJUe!l.s of, Pt?"· and Mra L. J _ Ca rLer , of Lan · ~iJ!ll~ w it i Vllllt with Rev Jn d. Mrll Bert O'OonTwaa 1Qie tbM (10 pt.) Uk. ner. Funeral cervices 'for Mrs. KM I.e !.he following OftiUI'I w.e io e],e$lk!d : Brownell a:nd oa.y ourtmao. 'l1li! J . c . Houck and fe.mlly orr the Mer - l caster are t.be a:uests of his pa r- SwJ. ay. •r- u.... Sherman ~uckley and family of Blar-a, 8&. who d ied Monday at. het· W~ Thomas, Pl'l!lldi!Pt: Hueljt.nvlt.ed lue&t.& were Mrs. Gay Curt - f cl!lrvlllei'oad. entll Mr. and Mrs. G eorg-e Carter .. t .. ~ ' _ Parkersburg- spent the latter part of home at Clipper Mill, were cond'uct- Harding, secretary ~d treuunr : mao and ohJldren Mr. and ~s. Mn. W. J . Noel and Miss Mabel : Patriot. 11m1 the week here with relatives. They ed Wednt'l!lday afternoon from the Plo)'d. Thomu, .&IYJ. Thomu, Otl& Bmlth, ~· and M111. M.elYln LouiSe Smtth df Coltunbw; are viti- · MLss Margaret B eran of Bnst;,l, Old ~ cutthb Abl:.e~ J : ... tbll ('l pl-.) .uc, ' wert accompanied home by their OhJO Ohlltlel In charge of Rev. R . P. Thomas, cornmtt&ee on "Ollbert, Mr. arfd Mra. Hoyt Webst.er ttinr the formtr's son w . E. Noei ' R. 1., •- vlaltlng Ruth M•rtiu . t:;11 11.bbey 111 OJ! the 1rny 1 wor4l _... · d&Uiht.er Tbelma, who ha.d. been menta; Wura Thomaa. Bthcl RUe, and children, Carl and Roy Roush. ancJ da.u1htet.11 Marcaret and MBbE:i. l Ed. ::cara.th G! H untington spen t I rrm11 J .vutln u tn Ulubo;"OW , to tl •l.! I · , .. ~ <1f ~1 c :->HI; estl.lw~·. 'fluo nhJ vlaltlno 1 She 16 vh·-::1d by three sons an1 1Tb Vina Abl.e8. committee; H Ida1 Loulli Brownell, Mrs. Walton Brow - ' Mr. and Mf•. Bay Olur Rnd Ml!>ti SWldaY here. 1 ....__,..'-~forprceo ... here for 10meUme. d 0 t.abJe ld ~--·· I 1 1 ~···· M1.16 Pauline Wickham ol Ches- a allj"h Chr la and Fred, of Ollpomu, a.v aau.ruaae, a&e nell and children and Doris Faye · Mary 'l:ablt Spl!:nt Bunday ln Za nes· AlQnw Va1}lleet of Chicago and i lwr. nn<~ In 1-,;!n,.. 11"<11'1 rnun;l(••l t.l l. ter ts here for I) mort vlsit with E. ·-per MJIJ , gust of Hmtcm and Mrll Hardina, program committee. Roush . . vUlt. Noa h Nott-er have bet::n or · iP 1 OGDIIGUtl,. ~ fO!" priet~ ol w . Burclen and daughter Dorothy. Emma . o r Abraham. W. Va . 1 -• John Plymale wa.a ln"iiun~ingt.o". the ir ltlece Mrs. Mel~ EllioLt. runL! ,., , , lad I ha t ., ,.. hull till' 1 1 111 111 4. Dr. James P . WU!ion of WllliihiniSTORE ROBB~D CHILDREN ENTERTAINED Sunday. .Mrl. Ja.mea LB.trerty and ch lldren 11 :n :Ill .. r lwr , . H•II!I. .lalw Huil< ol 1 1 1 1 ton c. H. i1J here for a.llhort stAy at 1 GEORGI: Rll'.t:li HELD 1 Til e Kroger !tare In the- RoedeU Mrs. Dana Tracy t-nteJUln ed ~2 ),(f. and Mrs. Earl Dodd and Miss '1 o! Oakfield. N. Y.. are 'V Isiti ng rela · I r\"J,, di •••J .~ l!l, !ourir ·(l h~l"l' ill lu· • 'rbt ad U.ker WU11ladb' ....t )'OU the w. H . Wilaoo hOme. F uneral service~ f01' Mn.. Ole.v; btdlding w u broken Jnl:D and en- youngsters at Chlekamai.J.Ia Park Carde Plummer oi C_harlcst.on, vio- t 1ves here. 111 If dlllrtliJ. 10 that P I for Mr. and M.ra. J ohn Torrence ot G eorge, whu at tltr home ln tct·cd Monday nlght and 1. 1mali honorl.nr th e nlnt.h birthday or her· ited Sunday with Mr. and Mls. Charlotte spen t 1 nl' " '" 11 '1_• ~ ""'I'~ .' AUO US't :at, lt32i ~DPJ· : ~"l"·~ - !Jv " " l>Lt~ T Y'J ... ~. I.'. ~ J~ ·,.. ...:" ' a~ ~lat1ves ~lme Pl~m~ I Oty~e Paml~ 1 ID'"P'' .Kr.l I ;· I~ ?tn: hem~ ~.s· ~ eo~ple :1 . ~) ~ t.be~ bu.Ud~ I vW~ .C LA !J S 1fIE D V EDT 1 SING S£ ~ALLIPDLIS ~turDJ.nl II Aarm., arranp~ Mc0arlel1 '~' .-;• t~·ean g•~eslll I 0~ dn~ :..:' ......-:eelU: .:~: ~~~-:,:l':~~n~,~~"Tb:~'"w.~; IiI;OLI~Y -AND HER PAIS · ruu~t.~ to rou. a.ccompa.nted borne by 1 his ruece 1 --·'file Fear of a Mr~. "Mi;s·•-· --- --- - Kem~ ·------"- 1 n~ 1 or;.:llll:~ 'l"~ 1::7~1 ~.nd •h·rlv··~ Jl.~ 11 Cub- \Vin Aa Brooklyn I. 'Idle; A'a And YankOl!Oa Win CARDINALS LOS£ W,.hin!Jloll Copa From Clenland In 13 Inn· in1 Conteat -------~- . __.__By Cldf Sterrett ~:~··=;··:-iI· 1t:~;;;;;; 'ftle publllbera wUI be rearooaiblt Eileen Lti.rklra who wUI 11e theli only for Of· I! incorrect • lnaert.ion ltJMt. for II week. ! ot anY atlverttaement. Erron ln Dr. and Mrs. Koehlel" and oon, , ••venw:nenb Bhould be ".:ported Donald of Donora , Pa., are visiting re latives here ror a short time. tmmedi&WIIY. ·~ SHOULD SHORE/MANY A I':MININE No adv-ertlaemont wtU be taftD tot 1e&a than a mlnlmwn chaq:e of HEAAT H.I>S BEI:N STIMUlATED tweot,v-Dve cent.l tor e.ab :naer· ...,_ BY t.. SOCK/ For RentFOR ~T-3 of!loe r-ooms, !ur- tULCe he1.t, rood toc~tlorr on Main st. Inq;ulre at The Daily Tl"lbune. 8-23-St. Reedsvill~ • I l l NEVER R:)R/,ET 'THE EXPRESSION ON HIS FACE WHal 1'\E HAND£0 DANNY THA"T RoL.L. OF 81L.L. S At;D I ';AIO Nal'l<INI,! >IE "TURNED A CHAL.KY WHITE' I lHOU(,HT HE WAS 60LN4 Til FA.lNT! i I'VE MEDAL PRilE YAP! FOR MONTHS AND SAYED Til 4E"T A FEW OOLl...A.IlS AHEAD A.NO TI-IEN I 'SKOOT THE WORKS ON DAt;NY HOOFER! WHEN I SA,W HIM PUTTIN{, MV MONEV IN HI"> POCKET I DON'T KNOW HOW I EVER RESTRAINED MV">EL.F FROM SNATCHINO. IT AWAY ~ROM HIM! I'M SICK! Illustrious Sons of Italy By HARDIN BURNLEY Said·Like an •' lF l HAD ~'E ')I:,- ANT ~Ot-J "T~"L. ~ '-yOV 'SHOUL.D Ho1...0 ...,..ouR! I'D COU~SE L MO~e' I\H:1R '- EA'ST Tl<RECE Q<JA~.E•<.'S; i;: A.1:;T If' 'YOU K"'-!&V..I HOW '"T"O e0y. 'THE C..0"-1PA.S"3. YOU EVER STOP TO THINK1 - ------- -- - - ------- -~- t=lfTii .4'\'1:. f.4Jiil()fiii!J' They're Healthiest! IN OUr. OFFICE By EVA A. TINGEY . '- '<1~>\"T II'<AI""I' fO~ '<!L\00" Y ' LL .:[lJ~T 6ET YOUTHFUL AND PRETTY ... " ..~ ... THAT everybody want,; to save· money; you ""ve money • when you buy anvertised goods and buy it in your own home city . "t'"E . ft.1&"t> li\l'e.R.'1' ?l.VC.,.. ON. ..,.HIS S V-.1110-\· I!,Qtil'!!.IN j>,'fl ON ow t~;;. ;t!-9~"-t> 0.~ !<I>T T\1! .. ~~ BOAR~I~--~ ••II• il N"l11'ori. By EDSON R. WAITt Shawnee, Oklahoma IV\"1 Oit<"! I<UMBEI<- All TilllfY ,_ 11 dtll IITI trttllld arul dtttAtd j,. p 4 ri 1 alfd tht ,tllttffll arl --------·---- --- A cape collar add~ su_ch a •mart Aatterina: to~cb to thu 11mple smart . • trus. .. It's a Hhter cotlon print In red and The white orga.ndie collar hu rd binds. wln~e There arf,two ways to spend money: OHI:! home where you and your city will get some benefit from it, or ·~. spend it in some othei!City-HELP YO\]R OWN HOME CITY. Economy is not only in the saving of money, but it is also in It's 10 wol and pretty, you'll love it I You can make lt a.l a very s m;~~lt ~ t lay, and In an amazlnaty &hort tiu1e. the ,intelligent spending of it . Opportuity is knocking at the <lo.or of every thrifty bargainwise person who reads the ads. Anolher del ightful idea is while t.rinkled crepe &ilk. Voile and chiffon print! ate fa.· dn:oting. Thi1 P41ftrn No . 7717 tt~i,,J II i1 rMdy /tr ta "'"7 Newspapers are the gr11at get-together medium for the buyer bt •h· r~ a•d 1d tt irt~mtdJatr Jtlie~trJ . in Jiu1 16 11. r II ;, hiltlfl ' "'· How lo Gel T/ifse Patients Sr. nd IS ce.nti (in 1111mpt or coin) t o FashiQr Buruv. Write nrduJly ._ntl plain y your na.ml!: !Ud ·full ad · flrf' ',•· the numher or lhil Pil~ern ,.nd the sire yog 1¥1111. Ao.ldt'f' U your letter in the follow• ina way :- tl'y Atnnt AIN't IT 'i'HE TRUTH! and the seller~ There hw; always been, amlin many places there always will r - ~------;---r: exist, llfe~eling on the part oil a large !Jilrnber of people tltE\i prices c!HII}Wd by the h~me merchants are higher tlill!l t.!ume charged by the mprcb~laof other cities. ,7717 l&'is~ite natu~al that this mistake sltould be; made in some . . ' . cities, espacilllly in cj~ics where tlr,mercl)pl)l§ <to l~le ;idvertis:ing DaiiJ'" 1'r.ll1Ul0 1 t"!hlh!op I'UroJIJ .Eva A. Tl"lt!1'" rarll Kervtae 1-l W01$ :lin~ 8~, . !rt-; ~i1, \~ ·f"'Pi! ~·· Yorlr. Ch•· R;} -Jl· ·: . , • .CE!1'fS In co!n ' ~nd th>• .J(;oup ~ n you tblo pattern by return ma1L and the .pepple have little knowlsdg'll·of·what is Silld at'h.ome. nn~ Citi.. where tlaa aorc:h•n~ •re hallvf -· ~••rti•-'- •lway1 ·'witl mail Gt.t OJ\f!8 16, both of "Who Were as the heaJtbletlt 1 boy and 'girl jn the Four-IJ Club c4mp at the lllinoi• ~.lljte your Paris I•attern. No. 7717. size-to Fair at Sprinirfteld. Miss Hoffman, who olives near Morris, : 'ot·ed 99.89 to lead the girls. Ronald clime within a frac\ tiqn of 100 p~r c~nt· rating. . , _ •• A.'ddnu . . . . .. , · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. · · · " · · · • '· draw m'!';llll''\~f f"'f'· ~~~--- cili!l' ,YM~~.!!J"'f"~"ta are not up·to!lale .ncl411 1'9~ a4~•P· ·' · . • i Gl-u·~·dy · tt:•· ... :.-....'.'........ '...... '.......... '. - ~.le~ You can spend it at 1 ·, I .' • ! • ,, ~..?. • l-1{ • . "l I -· �' ' ... • tDIWL~-lCH • .' IT/~ 'Wlii)taf!DAY , Al10't18T M, IUa , .,H.-..~1 COMBAT B£TW[[~j~~~E1NF~&iv~ININ£Tf[N TRU[I Thew~e••rso.s~al••s.'~·- P~M[R~Y VISIT[O ~}.Si_¥~:E ~~~~":;.~~~:~~ ~i?~flt:~ ·:.· ....... ....,,_ ~ -~ Pron;J u.tn, tbe '111tlna PDUlirJ• Tbale toura. poult~')" conductM &ermon BWld.aY at 80uthern Ohio and Wl'st VIrginia and the history or the familY extends,. over a period or ma.ny yean Tbe f\r11t of th"' family Thomt~s ll'arley Clime w America from EngLand., settllnr In Jllmestown, Va, ut 162~ Hl:s deliCendantll m.trrate<t north to North OatoJjoa ln 1'13a, t.henCI" to oreenbrler cotUltY. Wes~ Vlr&:inia In 1766 and m I'JIIIi to Green countv in Penllll)'i'Yilnla David Farley and son James wenL J.o Monrot county Ohro rnow Noble oounLyt Jn 1816 apreadln&: the !amtly lnlo various sections vr lhe country Jo'ollow ng a picn ic dinner a proM gram of varied ft!ature!l will be presented including !Sf!veral addreliBes and a pr(lfJram or songs oy Ule Parsons QIIIUtette of Charle8ton The picnic and reunion wm be an all day a fffl ir and one ot the la1ges l.. attendances tor sevP.ra. yea.r~ iJ; t!Xpect.ed !;:'-Hn!ffi;:_ Columbull TUeGda,. after spend1ng .r wn: _.. .,..., _,,_, Mveral days wlt.h rt:IaUvea here A -b'l r'"-ville church, who llm'Ved. a fried Wh' h Makea Report Of They were accompanied by t.he 47 utomo I ea, '-"&&13'" ct"Cien and Jamb supper In real Middleport Lad Brou1ht IC former 's motller, Mrs. Mary PhiiUp.ll inr Nearly 200 Men, count~} taahlon To Pomeroy By Juv· Indictment&~ Swift wbo will remaJn for a shor\ vlslt; C ty Jl'ollow1n& the supper l:.he nearbv Ia "oreman Mrs Oeor1e Joachlm and dalllh.· er OUD vtaJtors returned to t.ZI.etr homes enile Officen ~ ter Edith went to Columbwl Tues..... t ... ~-- t o•~--1 ••· day Cor a few days visit wiW, friend!! ON INSPECTION TRIP ~......ht"b; ~.!...:!.....,.,w:".nd."'y • FIVE iHHELD and relatives '"""''""'."" FOLLOWING FIGHT momtna Ule enUre IJ'OU.P. number· Mr and Mrs Harry Dye and son Stop At Farma·, Pleat· ln& fa cars with a.brioet. 200 p&asen• Th Ch eel h F 'I Tip and the Ml.sseB Mar, Ruaseu gera made thelr tllst. srop at the 1 In Which ' Advenary Ia ree a II Bl • and Leola Davis went to Rockbr1d8e ant And GaJ,\ipolie B. Weed pollltry Jann at Pin ure To vide For ""eduesd&y to viBJt the Quanacut Alto y:.:t.:....J Potnt.e and from tnere vle!Ud lhe Injured And Taken · Ch i ld ren 6arnp Th18 eamp is located between ... eu Fneker BrotJ\era a;.Jant.. Lancaster and Logan and the tolTo Doctor lowing people an spendlns Lhelr Poultrymen from man!' chffe:rent Several dJfterent and ULtete~~tlnO' Nineteen true blllll vl Indict- vacations there MiMes Sara Ptan- sectloru; vf Ohlo B.Ild Wellt Vir- metbods of bandllnl poultry were Weyland Covert, !6 of M1ddlament.s were returned by IJle grand ees WJidennuth. Pt&nce11 Dye, Mrs a:tnla vislted Mella county yest.er- W!tnessed at boih ihe Weed and port, was bl'OUiht tv the MelgJ jury 't'hen they reported to th" Add.le Otuescr, Willard ABhworth, day, while accompanyina tile an- Preclr:er tarms, after which the tour county Jail Tm!sday n!(ht '"J Harcourt late Tuesday afternoon The Max Dye and George P'arl.s ot nut~.l OhiO Poultry Tour Porty•SI!:V• maved nato the Bt&t8 Poult.r)" Plant veJ Pn:nch. juveuHe omcer, and report or the Jury was the result ol Pomeroy and MIMes Veva R~ ~ automoblllltl, carryln& nnrl)" 300 a L 1'a rked~ Tho•~o""' . 8 •"","1 a two-.d&y ltaaivn, In whkh several Dorothy Fultz and Bob HarriS at poultryman entered the COWltY from .......,., 01 "'"' Hank YoUill". deputy sheriff, alter casetl were Investigated MJddlepprt the west over State Route 1'24: The OaUipolla, Comstalk monwnen~ at he had alleledly a&l!&ulted Brooks Mcltlnley, lli also or Middleport 'i'he report was signed by H N Mr ILnd Mrs Wright McCrotH~o first Metas oounty step on tl1e tour Potnl•• I '"Pie~_!ltKaon""aw~!""'ln'wv ..~ Aootlrdtns to probaUon officer sw••t of Mlddlepo•l. loreman of tbe and children returned Tuesda" af· .,.as made a~ the farm of B IC Bu- _,..,., ~" jury • ve-l ....... made trand \ ter a two weeks vlstt. wtth Mr ' and ton ... otopo ' " to Y'C Prencb, Cvver\ aceused McKinley PICNIC SUPPER P'lve ot the indiel.ments were Mn. McKinley Finch ot Hoopes- -:::::':::: .=:.:=~=~=====<:JI or telll~ certain Ullll88 about him Twenly fou r people attended th'.l \\lthheld rrom public ~tlon !).t the r c I town Ill w~ they met on North Second 1 Mrs Mabel Wolfe, Mrs Berthtl a.venue, Tuesday night McKinley prcmc ~;upper of the membe rs or the quest of Cedric w Clark pl"OtieCut ~ denied Lhe assertlona or Covert. It MaM,nolla Temple ot Pythlan Bls- jlniJ att.orneJ,o The remalnmg tour- Radford Mrs Nancy Walker, Mra Annie Durst and daurhl.er Mtss I waa said and. an O.I"Jument ensued t.ers lodg e Tu~y ~venmg , at the teen are as follows Lollowlng Jui1u.s Jay, negler.t t.o pro\•ide r.n Cora, Mrs Edith Ament, Mrs. Eli.!.aTh.e two lett the place where \hey Sl1enang Sprinp The beth Campbell, Mrs Elizabeth met on Second -avenue and Went In- g.ue.':ltls wt!re present Mrs Perry children ora H WhJte abandoning prea ~ Darst and Mlsa Lucille Bmrhs spent Ul an alley or a Urtened stKtt of an Mitch 1u1d sun Bob, or Toledo and adjolnln& street, When! the alleged M1 s Evelyn Lucke and Mill.s Maxine nant woman and a separate Indict-\ Tuesday evenlnll' In Tup~M!ra PlaJna ment for ne1dect to provl( l€ t01 attendlnif a meeting oi tlle DaiJihStt!wurt of Pomeroy att.aek took ()Wle ~children r t.ers of America lodge M:oKinley was taken to the office BRIDGE PARTY Mlle.s W)\tt.t neglecl l<l provide Mr and Mra R 0 ot Dr Harold M. Crumley, where he Mls~ Ruth Huber ;:mt.l!rtalned 1 for children ' Shelbyville Mo, wf\re r&ce1ved attentiOn to a wvund near with a bildge par~y Tu~r-;day even· A E Jru::obs rhawlng cl1eck with- ers on !rlenda bere h!Ji mouth &vera! of the younr- mg at the home of h~1 n.unL Mr11 out credu.. Miss Gloria Jean Oest ot Colum· N;er s teeth had been loosened a& John Huber on Union Avenue hon· Hlm'ler Logan cauvlng con~d bu11 is hare sper,dJng her vacation ' the result vt a blow In the mouth o1lng Mtss Pauline DIPhl of Col urll - weaporut with Mr lllld Mrs D H Peoples It was tile physlclan'J roeport .1\C- bu11 u.nd Miss Loul88 Karr or Syr'a- ! ClarPnce Quall.!l, shooting wltb Mr and Mr~ Chllrles Canterbury cordJbr to r~nch that the cut on r.:ll!:le N Y CoverR weN! laid for the \ Intent Lo k!U or wowld and son Ralrh or Pontiac, Mich. the mouth was made by some In- following ML'S61l'll Dorothy and Mar· JeMe Peyton Johq Dickson . a{ld arrived Tuesdar for a two weeks strument a.nd not by the bftre fist cella Rt!lbel RuLli West, . Cecil1a I WJlllam Wise bul'(lary antl larcen y visit with fr1enda In Porneroy and Durin&: the questioning ot Covert Wippel, Anna Malle Ek'horr. Pau - I Virgil Thon1a.s and Olen Lyonq, RockRprlngs In t.bt! sheriff"& otflce here Tuesday lne Diehl, Louise Ka1r and the burglary ll1ld larceny Earl Precker or Chester anCI Chal!l nl~hl. the lad swutly declared that hmtess Mis.':l Huber Miss Pauline L~ Sweiger 11.nd Roy Griffith Canterbury of Pontiac Mlc l1a e he had use>1 no weapon o.nd hac. DU!hl 1e,celved high score of the ar~~~~:n returned 1.o Pomervy after ~ndl:(l 1 ~;truck McKinley with his ttst eve'lung and M1ss Ululr;e Kan wa H E"Stel Rhodes and Frank Swift 1 o. month touring ~ the WeAtern a.s.sau l~ and battery states Covert was allowed t.o ~turn ~ aWarded consolation ptl,:e h1.s home Tuerutay ntght whlle til.t: ~ ----· ""\""" ' F1ank SwiCt breaking into house Mrs Maraaret Nlehouse Mr and juvj!nlle cv11rt sald Wednesday , AIJXILIARV MEETS In day till"lt' rwd eonunltthlll pe1 Mrs Edward Deller and t.lmuy Mr nwmini that he will be returned rht! members of the Amerlr:Wl sonal violence and Mrs Hemy Deller aJid fadrllv here sl1ould McKinley'l'i parent.Ji rill· Ley ion Au11 lll ury held their rrgulal Carl Duckworth aN!IHUit and bat 1of Cmclnnll.ti and Chi r.s Wltr.gall metJ trng 1uesday evenlnR at the tm y ' ' of Huntington 8pent TUhlday with 1 charges &y Wil~>on rauur~ to .,top rnoto Fled oans and fanUJy The altercation betwilf!n tha two Liij!.lon il a ll Hostes~ r~ Wllll' Mts Mr s Re-nshaw an<l vehicle J.fU!r acc1dcn l George Bta&t-of MlnerHVillf' wllo h1d11 wns th e result. of the que ~tlon­ Annu. Stllrl. reoent1y underwent an opeln.tlon tna ot McKinley by the Juveulle Mr s F'l"llnk 01et:~s Mr!i Cora War court followlna: an alleged "beer ne1 won tire pr izc box Y.hlch wat:. ATTEND VETERANS FUNERAl, for tonsJJIJ and v.denoldiJ Ll~ the Mrs John Btmkus, Mrs Marion Maar Emf!rrency hospit.al 18 re party In Middleport !l!~ral weeks domued b} Mrs A .P Ersel11teln Mr ~ Harry Houdashe!t and MrR Radfmd. Mrs Elmer Wickham, Mr.. ported tube getting along 'rrice1v o.go Covert"s name was said tu ' If d M ·ro iioegleln Ed Hlt.e of Monkey Run Wati tokhave been mentioned during the A F EJ.Selstem gave lnt.ere~tlng questlonlnlil and It wa:> thought to _rcpor~ on the conventiOn heW m ~t~~~~z :o t~Bi-~une:sl ~"tJA!tlll ~I en to the Grant hosptt.al m C'..OI\Jm- • l ,I IJ Smith of• R 1 ;{i~nd Mr 8'uB Tuesll:ny wherf! he will undetllol have been tht& th11.t he referred to 1 uredo Durl.ng lhe busineSI'Isesmon Com th 1 t u ve.l!n.r . an operation lor the 1 ~movaJ 0( \'" 1 "When he ac0011ted McKinley on tlle It was de( ideU to glvt! a plcnle siiJ)1 mon I, piece hJ vf Ateel which flew Into hlo ' per Lh rs r.omrnB" F1 ldUJ ul lhc El • Bm t.lllwads to' "'nl 11treet Tuesday nl&ht '··· f ld f in Rutan wns P u.:r e arm eye w le he waa workin11 at Byrn- I -"-HOSPITAL cWJe Mi~e No 16 Tueflday tnonl.lng 1>JES IN FLORIDA MOitl!: MEN FINO WORK 1 N:l.s!les Eva Pell6 and Blanche ~· ·ot Core Bee11le, brother of J:lm~:r ShepllercrOf Hlllsboro, o , were visWord hat~ been received here of \ Kenton o., Au, 24. - INS-Pro· ' the dt'Ath of II:I!Mtn Thomas, dnu - W,Upjil' I aj:JdiUonal 4!mpJo:rm~t, ~~ Art bur Beerle, wa:a to.ken t;o l lktn tn (hwn Wednesday Mrs Carl Bach (Helen Spence) ~hter of Mr and Mrs Harry Thorn- Pe.p))erm nt d:lstlllerlea Wf:J"I! op - • Cf'tlumbu!!- hospita.l TueJday b'} ~ - - -- - --=-:-:of Vero Beach Flo. former res- ed. In Hardin aounty today 8.!i the litE: Jatttr wher~ he 'i111 vndergo and son Richard M.lss Harriet an cpenr.tlon for h\11 ~:yes ar..1 be SpenCf!, and Gene and H.nward :ent of Pomeroy, having left her!! peppermint hay crop W&" bf lm S~L~ ''$t.9S CURTf-1N~ \ , ._u.ted f01 utht!r disorde1 s He lH Spence of Columbw came TuMday '" p•ll'f1 Bbou• el&:ht years aiJO 1 m n aerlc.us cond!L.on for a several day's vlist wtth Mr Ml!o~ Thomas was 11 granddaullh Market price for peppermint IJtl 8- Pair botted Curtains - - - - - - ., and Mrs Boyd Dllgard or M:inerster ot Mr a.nd Mrs Ira Ralph ( waa qu,oted at about $3 '' pour!(. t' '6- Pair Tan Dotted Curtains ville Pomeroy She Is survived by her Approx..lm.ntely 150 pound~ dally ~ ~ l M1ss Dorotl1y Will of Parkersbul'fl: wtll be dl8tllled In two pJantlil 1 6- Pait· Green Dotted Curtains parents and twv brothers, Oaylord, In a.ddltlon to the pepptrmin Mr Llnd Mrs Ivur BtUes an,1 came Tuesday t.o !:!Jl8n'tl fier vaeatJon 1 wun h!l parents Mr uf ft Pierce, Fla and Donald at "llr ~est Sclot.o mn r&h rarmer s l.n and Mrs E 9-Pair Figured Marquisette Curtainii children returned to theh l!ome at\ o Will of Lln1JOIA Hill home Burial was made In Vero Bench thla area are busy With the har- AkiLn, Friday, arter a vl.Eitl h~rf' Mrs A p Hen.ne~n has re· 6--Pair Plain Ivory Marquisette Curtains ve~~t or onions, pota!A:Je11 and celw.th 1ela.tlvtl11 and , friends turned to her hanw In Oharlestpn l~ 'rhe Scw.u mw.sh it; vne ... STATE EXo\MINER HERF. Mrs. Hvmer Deern and daU~h·l a~r a week"a visit with her mother THU~SDAY ~~ he largest l nron gr owing 111"<' 11~ 111 te l Zelma, were rues!.\ Saturday \ MrR Ellmbeth Kautz 1... L. touthlo.n, State Examiner lllf world of heD aunt, Horte~ C&se. off o( county schools, came Vytre-htu -- Pomeroy 1 ctpQ HOSTESS-' of county schnol.s. came Wednesday WIIITF. Rt.:VIEWS BRIOo\D£ Mr and Mrs G A. A::dlltn& and 1 Mrs Jtha Miller W hCI6te!IB Tues60-INF ANTS $1.00 Sll.K DRESSES to meet with the clerlal and preJII· Columbu~ 0 Aug :.!4 - IN"So~phtw. Jame.11 AdAms Jr . Left day afternoon to her bridge club at dennl of the various county boo.rds :)fT en a ont!-day va.cat.lon Gover- Sunday to ~pend a few days '1\lth I her h<m~e on Lincoln Hill Mra M Infants sizes-our regular $1.00 quality of l!:®efltiOI\.. Jl.t. 8UPtl1~teoden~ nor Oeorse White left by airplane 1":1& mother Mrs Adlitns, cf K~u· 1 D Hartlnrer received UJe first in white, pink, peach, bh,JeOtltl{hrli.n's oUice In the cvurt tc.ctay with Ad.julant ' Oeneru.: tucky priu and Mrs Johil Kent ot Midl • hlmse The examlnpt wll~ IJ¥Pect F11mk Q }{fllderson foi Cll.mJ.I Mr a.\ld Ml"ll John MacDomo.Jd dleport wa& awarded the He<:ond the f.eporta and reCJ~NIII of the var- Knox K.y, tQ 11Jvlew lhe 62nd Ohl.:~ nnd bn!W spent Sunday eveni.r>g Pr1&e The Collowlna gue11ts wen• loua board!! l 1• •ti d llrtiliFry brigade w1th 1her po.rents, Mr and Mrs 1pre~~ent Mrs por Bc.hp.eCer, ~~· Onl,)' ,_ rew QC the boatdfl will be Capt Fred L • Smith, state d1- IWWlLid M.a.rtu1 Lily Coates and Mrs Oarl Schaefer examined at thla 4n"ao it Was 161Lid;'" r r.ctor of llcrom:niUcs acted" a~ piMr and Mra James Hazelton of Pomer-oy and Mn John Kcmt •J r o.nd :Mr I:.Out.h.ta.n fijU retu.m at a let Trnt~.,s Rt Oun11) !Cn'nf uH~ J1 £ Joe Pelf and dau1hter, Alma, Mldd.;le~por:::.to..._...,....,_ _ - 32=:fNFANTS WOOL SWEATERS Inter ~ tllr eKamlno.tlon of the coml}lll:Jdl.'d by 0~ 11 H1110,r4, ~· s~ntl.:..l!unday witt) .~~\eh, n:roth~:r relflalnder of the school board! BuEh ol Collrmbus M.rt l"rances Snyder fAIRVIEW, W. \f. . Our regular 50c and $1.00 qualities ___ _ ~ --- - - Edwin Edwardll ~d two ;ehitdren ~ Ent 1001000 j ----- -- - Badie W..._1,.11 , d&Uibter Emma ~ 811Ain 1 .... 011 Jcae~...an~ HarrJher1, ....r .::._ -;;dw,.!.-~ ucu ..... ""'"' ~~ Bush and tamllf Bup.day ""'"S I.e vWtlna: her &later COTnell or Momln& Star _,..-.u EOI!>el HolLer vllllted rtlatJves at Baahan rrcmt SUnday untll Thur~>,..._,, 1\(~, . . . ...:::-~ I I 3900 Yards R~xford Prints Merit Prints Worth Prints Guaranteed Fast Colors132 New PatternsFull Yard Wide 8e !a I I .;i , D. W (, iC' uRIO oo THURSDAY ~:·~.~w.,::-r: :~~ ~~~.:·• Those who were calll111J on Mr and Mrs Allen LewiS •BtJnday were Mr and Mrs HoWald E4wardl!l and children of Graham ~~tJQ!t .Mr and Mrs Darius Henry and c!hU· dren. M1s Earl Henri ot Clttton 11ond MIA8ea W&xl.ne and Louise Olbl:lr!l of Hartford Mrs Emory Otbbs and two. lhters Loretta. and. Maraare~ returned home Sundlly from ParkersbUrl where they have been spendlniJ \he Wf!ek with rel&t1vea Nellle Edwardl epent tbe pa.st wHk with her 111st;er Mra Elme1 Ohltna:er or Haruont 1, Mrs ~ancy Birchfield ' Of awha spent the • .,~ eQd Millard Jefttr& •l.nd lt. .ll ..: Mr lnd .,.., ~ Olbb!r. and dauth\er Mn Delc:la Oodlrey aM son of Charlel!rtml Rllf!nl the put week with Adam Ofllbl. Evelyn and Prances Gibbs wen~ to Parkeraburlil Buncbl.y 1to visit. with relatlves , I Mrs N W. Roach d.hd ,, - -- 360ti'I.IRs BOYS doLF socKs '• Dur reglllar,25c pair quality in eizes 61(. to 10'/2-dark pattem•- excellent , for School wear. THURSDAY ters l)tftcially notified of his nomination as Repubhcan candidate for vice president, Vice President Curtis delivers his acceptance spe~ch at Topeka, Kas. He is shown on the platform with Everett Sanders, left, G. 0. P nntaonal chairman and Senator ..J..... J. l)ieklnoon, of Iowa. • lleetrle ~Uce t.nd Stell& and ;110n 11pent Tuesday aften'I9C:J:n ttl*h John Kauftman Of OMftpo\ia Thooe caUtna on, Mn , Elme: Roach Monday evenlnr were Y11ry and Md'ilna Edwards, Allee, 8tl!lla and Vtra:lnia Roach Leona Jeften Mary Kathryn and Luclllf! Lewis Lo!JI.. N:abel, IVId Paul Johnllcm Sevenl youns tolka enjOyed a ch'icken l"OIIolt. Thunlday nltht. Helen Edwan:\1 ol Yllillion Rldle spent Saturday nS,ht wtth Dewey Olbl and famUy, sevent trom here PAIR SOc - - c- - '-'. REMNANTSo OF YARD GOODSTHURSDAY For o~e, day-All of the Remnant• on one tal>le for quick ·~ , .,t Pritea of Real lntereat to the ,thrifty' ' ~omer-Perealea, Ore.. Materiala, Silki/ Jl~~alina, GinP,.ma -One Day Thunday. • • . --~-·-~- ZSc - --- 81 PAIRS MEN'S PIN CHECKED TROUSERS -~R R2D SEAL RECORDS - ly $1.50 t~ $3.50 Victor Records lll'ld's greatest artist..q on these re- Rlt coJue.' . ' A selection on each side. THURS~Ay 39c 3 FOR$1.00 . During EJherfelds August Furniture Sale you can buy Simm?ns $12.50 Coil Be'd Springs for $8.66 - - Stearns and Foster -Inner-Sprmg Mattr;e~ses for $10.80-- Floor Lamps and Table Lamps at just one half th~ir regular pric,e- -·9 by 12 ~old Seal Congoleum Rugs fo~ ~.44 --50 pound All Cotto01 dduble bed s~ze Mattresses for $3.60.-- Vtslt the Fur· niture and Rug Floors during the Aut~ust Furniture·Sale. Elberfelds In~ Po.meroy. , ADIDSt IS-16 \ joan Bennett, Sen Lyon Also Comedy "Maybe I'm Wrong" ,, ' THURSDAY ., Showing Today; uMAN ABOUT TOWN'' ' _ • ... . ENDS ·- A PAIR 89 BOYS SLEEVE)t;ESS SUITS Original $1.00 retail' ·Suits-c.Tbat have sold in special sale for 50c-Sizes 2 to 7 years. Fast color materials. As long as they last, · • THURSDAY25 Pomeroy, Waraer fabian'• l5c ,) A PAin I \ to } Oh 1u P ~ nl\ tw <l In Nul tl 1 unll(ht It lT'8 .NEW:; IT'S IN TJU:: DAII 'i TIUDUN.£ POMEROY, OHIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, J9a2 U) I A ltltl. R I r:Ji:NfS liv ,.,., , ~ ~~ • U 00 d cudv with showers P.-1 enreme West por;nn S 11ghtlv f'< ..olr-1 111 NurthWt!llt pordon ~ nd PRICE- THREE CENTS .,. ··~· Hundred of regular and specJQI pB&oe o!flcerB rrom t'tve counties massed their ton::es tor a swUt asKaUlt on the heavily-manned arrlcultura! picket ltnes chokln& the aix principal hirhways of th.il section SIX mo.chlne mount.ed around the to repulse a force of ers who wert! to storm ... --~--------------~--- ·!•Unrest Rules Illinois Miiills Down $ MANl INJURE0 a New Record IN ~HTIJ WITH illi.INmS O[PUTIES EXPECT TO LAND CouncJJ Bluffs Ia Aug 25-INB--- ! an I nrmed rortre111 todfl.Y as the fannerH' strik-e rOGe to a rre~oendo oC blttemell$, threatening bloodY vlo- sligh tly soiled-all wooi- I I ISc ----WEATHER FORECAST- TO REPULSE ATTACK ! tence THURSDA'V " Bi1 Crowd Sees Intrepid ·nw county colltthouse here was --- .a 'yard .. AYt Officers Mount Machine· Guna Around Hawk. eye Courthouae Threatened By Farmen , To Release 14 Arr· eated Comrades ISc Tan '1 fi~C[~ M~SSfO IN IOWA ~OUNTifS U ~REAK Bl~CKAOE SOc Sizes from I> to 9 %-Anklet Socks in solid colors and f11ncy patterns--Rayons and Lisle, Ironclad and Allen A brands.- . . . "( .. 1 5TH 0 •••• TABLE OIL CLOTH Complete line-:.oo new patterns--oolicl white and · solid colors--om· regulat· "Special" quality. THURSDAY A YARD - A'1D YANKEE FLIERS HEAD ACROSS ......OCEAN ... Blood-Sited Looms In Farmers', Miners', Strikes 30 "BUI)DY" THERMIC JUGS Our regular 7 4c~Thermic Jugs--half gallon size-· . .Plnk ' VOL. VI NO. 279 ron spent tbe week end with Mr Mrs Ethel OurS and ehlldren '>f •nJe!'r:.mO:i:t ~:O:~Uy of tl;u~ Pm tland caned on Clyde Wines lh ~ .. and wt•e 8"-doy afternoon PlaJna anant 8\ilftda.Y WI _ Re~~Y ' -· __ . . - THURSDAY J 'JS FULL LEASED WI· RE OF INTERNA'l'ION AL NEWS SERVICE ..-, 300 PAIRS CHILDRENS 25c ANKLET SOCKS I Vice Pre$dent Delivers His Acceptanre Spe~ch with Mr and HarrJ Qult! a number from M.oru Cha• pel attended the picnic at Portland satuNlay Mr and Mrs Roy smith, and children Mn Nealey Hobe.ck. Mr and Mrs Paul Bmi'Lb Wr and Mrs l"loyd Hoback son JW11or and Haze McMurray and ramUy and MlM -· . .thered .,. the 8 Y1va Willi a..... hmne or Benny Smith Wedne£da.y ni(J'ht to remind their father of hl.s birthday Ice cream and ~r.~>~ wa:~ served at a late hour Sylvia Wllltama of Bl1erman, W va , 18 spending a few days with Mr and Nn. c E. Piclr:ena Mr 11.nd Mrs EtJer Brewer oaUed 00 u:rs I!:V& BU6h SUUdtll' afternoon Charley VanMeter of Mvmlng Sl.tl.r 18 spendiniJ a few days with m"~, nts Mr and Ml'fl Jake Van· at I .t:rAiENTO day Leora Brewer ll vllitlnr 6 fe" days wWl her cousin Wilbur BtewM er and ramUy at Bowman·a Run. Fred Bhaltr lind Jud MCI:troY calljed ~=~;!~~ I l I McBride Pickens Pt. w· Dwllh~ Yr lllld Mn. and lamll• ar Bait Llvl!rpool vialt.ed Saturaay "wtth MI. aunt Mn. Angle ST C L .,~J READERS' NOTICE - U yot> want the News Otftce of Tho Daily Tribune, call 236-L; if tho Bulineu Otftce • •k for 202-R. wiU ... 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