https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6b88b024a8c4601e843eca675ef3d614.pdf 6b6457085a99fac76db5df48eaaa67be PDF Text Text • • ' lJ .iW) I TBtl118DAY, A'001l!'l' Ia, liU • ~l[~~ AR[ nPR M~O[ I Wonder Wh~t They DiStussed? • R~ IN l~CAl G~UHT • BY • •vt --~ Guard Miners Who Defied Strikers Officers'll G e t You if You Take A Feller's Gil'l ll> 0"10 STATE R OJ BE!!U 1-!IC: lt c-.,1 A!JO 1 5TH c "I L ''J j Is 0 • ·- a READERS' NOTICI!: - If you want the News Office of The Daily Tribune, call 236-L; If the Builneu Office ask for 202-R. ~HI~ C~Al MINES! R[~UME 'lOADING I THREE ADMIT GUILT Remanded To Jail; Three Fail To Appear For Arraignment ----------- ----~--~ • unr l~R~E SG~l[ -Eutern Operation& Re- 1 Open With lncreaaed I Activitiea i Visiting Mayor BIG S~l~RY ~l~SH IS PR~MISEO fOR ~UTE tMPl~YE~ WEATHER FORECASTonto Partly cloudy wtl.h local thunder• tonlrht. Bllg!)tly cuoler In Northw~l portion tonllht and ' 1D :-~l>uwPMI Lhl11 afternoon or NortheL"il ponlon Saturday ' NTERNA'l'IONAL NEWS SERVICE fl¥ POMEROY, OHIO, FIJ.IDAY, AUGUST 26, 1932 VOL. VI- NO. 280 Trial Date& For Thoae Denying Guilt, To Be Set Later • .. FULL LEASED W~RE OF Tracy, Robten Cb.llt: d by Lt:ver Who was Jilted '1; Suicide From 91ane <.:Aitkii',R l~ CI!:N T!i ll• m•ll •••r - U 00 PRICE- THREE CENTS ~ H[ ~ O3 Succeeds Kreuger ,STRIK[ ~f f~RMHS IN MIODI.E WEST ' -. I C~NTINUE~ T~ RECRUIT f~ll~W[RS i~PEN P~RlEY -IN! B~SIN[~S 1 NnmN~ 1 c~rlnl : ~ ~~ ~WUNGE ~N~ Bl.~~DSHEO L~~M Buckeye Tallpayera To See $4,000,000 Cut From Payroll STEADY WORK SEEN D A BURN •'f""' CHAPEL IWE Rayburn Sunday were "' ilnd Mrs 0 H McCoy Mrt1 Lutton and son of pt PletL · 1 Frieda - eiverifrrom this viclnjty attend · ed the pt_ Pleasant llve stock sale Satttrd&Y Those vi8tting wtth Curt Rayblll'!l sunday v;ere Mr and Mn; 0 \ ant Charles H Greenlee of Htckory ChB.pel Mt end$ Mrs Hu8tl Oa.U@herty of Flat Rock a.nd Char· ley DaUKherty of Cha.rleston V Several from here atteudeli thf' Yea&er and famUy of Dixie, 'Mr Memorial services at Mt Zion and Mn Robert Olbbl Ml and Mr anti Mrs Waltl"r Kincade 'Jl Mrs Earl Gibbs and son Edwin of 1Parkersburg z>pent Sunday with Mr Pt Pleii.Sant and Mrs Charles Rayburn Mr and Mrs Horton Whittington Leslie Rayburn who Is working spent Sunday with Mr and Mn 1 with the WeBt VIrginia Bridge Co Robel t Whlttln~n at AmbrOEJa at Winona spent th e week end Those catuna: on Mr ond Mn• I wHh his parents I ==o----- -~== ===:~-- EJ,ECTRJC THEATRE, Pomeroy, 0. Thuraday and Friday, Aug. 25·26 Warner Fabian'• "WEEK ENDS ONLY" '.~ _..,... ~· • ____, ,.,--=;:= . Tho; , Pomeroy•Mjddleport AII-Sijlr AggregatiQn will me,t ·SY.ra~ule ' at King'• l!kll piuk Suncli'Y afternoon at 2:30. Ad· miorion JOe and ISc. ~ ~ < ~- linen sandal1 ( 001, and f OMFORTARI,E THE VOGUE SHOE SHOPPE P&'lmt.roy, Ohio • ---- THE PTLLAGE OF PARIS ·Aviators Run Into trouble "Ne~hlre fn the Raw"-after the greill French arli.st U.minai.s ••• ln.s!>!Ted by rile samge (iercene•• of ....wmed N....,.,. in the rurr.. kSI capture of Paris- 845 A. D. -~nd raw tobaccos have no place in cigarettes t '~ ~~;fi~Tit1ft\Ut1Uer rttit·· ·~~~icJit.w::· I$.:'s~ild;~ "illil:i:,::~, . • '. the TtJildest cigarette you ever smoked , W B buy the finest, the very finest tobaccos in aU the worlcl-but that does not explain why folks everywhere ~ Lucky Strike as the milclest cigarette. The fact iS, we never overlook the truth that "Nature "1/•-- • ,_INA, JIM' • llllfr - 1 lllliltl biJ liflvt ..... thc:se fine tobaccos, after proper aging and mello'\ving, are' then given the ~nefit Of that Lucky Strike purifying proc~ss, described by the words".t's toasted". That's why folks in every dty, town and hamlet say that LuCkie& are such milcl cigarettes. . ., Weather Delays Flying Famil~ Trana·Allantic Hop q' Held up f.or Day by Unfavorable Outlook Farmer Murdered; Shot From Horse .. . Well Known Buckeye Tdlw of Soil AleaaaiNlti!~ , •• Duak Gathera .; '" " �' • • , : .·----=-- ... . .. .... ...... THE DAlLY TUI,UNE ... I'll h _, """" ~· cow~ -_,,,,.,,GMt ·' I "-in' Yal" ' \ Mllw~~;ukee. wee'k · · · · · · .' · · · · · · · · · · · · f .ID SlX Months . . ... . . One Mmtth. .. .60Three Month& ... . ' '" One •on:::::•:_:Y:'":':.__:_;.:.:.;:,.:.·:..:... . . . . . .. . . . 6.00 One Month JO ff~VE FAITH IN GOD-And J e; u• '"id unto him, Go thy .way ; thy faith hath made thee wh ole. And imm e· diate ly he. recei ved hh~ sight, a.nd fiil\low cd Jet~u s in the 1 wa y.- Mark 10:52. _,' - --------- THE TAX MUDDLE HE TAXING situation bas becom e eve n more muddlctl th an it was before. The so-call ed Intany:ible Taxiug syste m, to date , ha s proved to be most unsuccessful . In tht !i ~st place, the man11er of charging taxes on autorno· h ilt-s, ju :-~te ad of bringing in more revenue, did th e oppoHi te, c ~u :-~ed a shortage from that source, just as it was pr ed ict ud it would do by people who had enough judgm en t to gh•e the q1.1estion a little bit of study. In~tead of cloin g't hit~, however, the legislature changed the la.w firdt! HlHl l<tudi cd the results afterward. If the Supreme Court rules thut tbt! Intangible Tax law w-., in operation regarding the col1ection of taxes in th e \'llrious counties is illegal and unconstitutional a~:> Hamilton all eges, ~ simply means that Ohio and some :o;cve n~y of it t-~ coundes ar e in worse shape than t!V er. Wh ile a d cc i ~ion of that l-Jort will me an doll art; out of the ' T the Nuarene Of AR~~~RR lN t.h c middl e \\ H!-!1, espt~dally in Jowa and Ndmt ::; ka . a n~ c ngllJfNl in }l. :-< trike whieh im• nlve~ l hc markct.iug nf foo~ -l'otutfs. The r)eople mvolved in tht ~:~tt·ikc al'e the till ers of the r~oil who cluim the wholui~oalen; urc not giving tht~m e nough for their product while ~uy ar e r etaining too much for themBelvet-~. Whether or not thiM is 1I' Ut~ cun ht) l'eallily let.il'ned if an invcfltliration of t h1' Pfl>per kind is la unched. lf it. iH trLte , then a rcdi~tri~ , bution of cosb1 should bo made, pluejng prices where they belong. ---- i~ not conaUm· - • . ~me T onicht Decicleo ChiUJipioMhip , . of Second Touriiey , S.:.W. i.o 6·2; ' NOTICE! Belinnlna: wtth the a nne tlme . flrat Bunda.' -------""~ Sigr.ed Wm. E. Melvin, Su-perintendent. '· • · . ONE-HALF REDUCTION -IN- ' • Round· Trip Fare• IJNTII. SEPTEMBER 3 T k krtl 110ld betWP.en all polDU on B. & 0. Sy11tem llnd Bume .. rou1 othr.r deatlnations In Eu& and Mkldle West. Le1lvlnr from noon Frld11yH to 1nldnirht Sat· urdays. Return lean deeUna· until\... mldnlrhl followlnr MondllY· Good on all tnlas. tlon All Fast Color Materials BALTIMORE & OHIO I 80 Square Percales - Cotton Crepes ·Smart, Serviceable Dresses for_SchOol Wear Endeavor. "' I ' . Pomeroy. aeh0o1 t&O. C:Otne you Ld'a 10 over IQp. lllrMPSQN .~. . "'~'· ...., · M. J.. CHU-..a Remember Bro. B. H. Morrlti a · If, .L .Hen~. ronner putor Is preachll\11 eaCh Jell¥ ~water Iii. S. Sunday durtn1 our Rally day cam- OOmhina.tton !¥lrvlce palcn. 9 o'clock; Bet·mop at 9 :30. BJble sohool topic ·· "Fr 01' 1 lo'1 H'1'1'" f ollowed by ,. ' ., ...,;; 01 Te:~\~ '[!:;,~.·le ". ·~ 11 "'l•lool:- ~ t. 1 uppor : ....., a · v~ . worahlp at We111ey 10 cannot 01' dG not ca're to 110 to th'l l T 1~- Rer-rqn by B. H. MOHIS. pel ·. nna~i .Aug. 30 &t ~ o''clooO~ mornlnlil I>CI'vice of the convenuon. I ~~ ha~ Rett~oeth Rtwdve ta 1.'~ t}J.~ -~~t Sunday of COUN'fY ~~~ OF THE j IWirT a.a ··BLI.CTIICITY ••. CHURCI;I,&8 or CHRII!!.'f I '!'he Churches of Chrilt of Melg n county will hql4 an all W.y meet· lus at the Rock&prlntr.3 . lab· erountlsl Sunday AUIUat 28. T~e ~om«H~tee in d11U'IIO have 1u·~ Save nmaed • flne prqa-ram for the day. The pro1raln Ia ri tolloWs: lO:fiO J(. M. B'J)le tcllOol, 0111~'1 for !I-ll -aea with com.peliQpt tOaoh· ere for eaoh clfl81: 11 :00 1A. M. 00m· ElectricaUy munlon leJ'Vi~ ~nd momblg WOl'~ "'"""jlo"r..tor Bumhy llr.hool 9:30 A. M . JBtopor Durst. f!lupt. · ' CL~AH AI The Pomeroy-Middle· port All·Star Aggregation IIVill DID YOU meet ·Syracuae at King'o Ball park Sunday af!ernoon _at 2:30. Admi;don JOe and JSc. ' ,; D·l!i · ... !' : ' . The following r'~--~----- - Ml STOP TO ·THJNI? persons t~~\1-rtled ~ Friday morni.Jlg from the Banr.ljt.uy ; fttrm nt!ar Langsville where they have been camping for th e: pallll four dayijl : Mrs. John Smith, Gaugtt lers VIvienne and Beulah Lee, Vlt· ~ glnla Woods of ______ , ;.:.:._ -·--~ ~ '- ,, .. • • • "New Which ' • .' . ... ... . . ' ~,.,. • ; '•I ' 1' _. :We'l5~iexe it's Mildness J and .'"'....t l ,J- "A great many seem to consider a!! !!dvertlsement ~a com· modit;v, somet.lling sold by the inch anrfthat Qne in~ll I~ worth the sam~ as.another inch. . One inch in a re11J J!e~jl!lper which give!! service IS worth many times the same amo~t ot·srace in a fFee drcular. Advertising is not a commodtey at 111 and cannut be jtl~lligently bought by the pound or by;trn.filolenr by Uie inch. Advertising Is a sen1ce, not a commodil.y: · ""d~e,..lilnl;.noti.C-!1~ ~~~- , :, ,. --~ ~~.-HIIi!if'f!o~~P,_t~~t it~~"~" Y~.i"e¥ \II'-~ , · .. . . • '« . / . • ' . . ~. •• --~ ·~ .. ~ ' '. ~ I• ',' • ' • • 1t 'I Better'l.(lSte ' ' . \ F YOUR cigarette is n,~i!d ..Ch~oterfield Cigarettes milder > 1-ihat il, not strong, •not ·'• (":\lnd taste lMer and to give bitter, l'!lt smokes cool and . ,.i lbem a pledl!ing aroma. sm..:~%·~, then· you'll like it ' ' ". " · '"¥'v." i Fir•t• the right kiljd of~~· and dori'tt, ~ about how sweet leaf tobllCCo-Domelllic many you ~~· and Turkish. Then theoe . If ~o,~t i c~are,t" taoteo tobac~t ·IfF ' b""nded and ri&lW .1t1t ~ belier-'-that cross·blen&d to m~e lUre .. ,, ; 'lllr . if it not tor hi' friendship for the solicitor. That merchant should not run advertisements at all if that is his t~IISOI\ for spending the money. · · . , ·rn-;J.ii~~icl·fof.it I~JFi~l'\V 1 w~. "~-·Jlf:i.'~ ·! ,.,j . I ,' r.;f our solicitors he wo11ld never I'Un, a line in oor 'Paper if it wen; ' '" ' ..' . "Not long ago an advertiser who opjltates a big store told one ff.it.hi!d ~n printed in'~ p~~r wfth' '~·~Jfu rett.iliolisanlf·eiresl~tfllll· . . . . ' '· . '. ; .' '\ '' ' ': "Did it ever oecur to you that an advertisement was not a · commodity at all, but a l!ervice? ifl'\hilli!i 119 iij~ · · • ' '· I ' ., '-r "· ··:-::t 'o· "Did it ever occur to you tha~ advertising is not printed in a newspaper for the benmit of the publisher, on account of friend·· ship in order to help +he paperl along, but because the. advertise, nlent wimrd pay the advertise•· from a busin!lllB standpoint? tM·p~et ad:v~!tlBetl, tli~ 'ad~eitfsl)m'liti\!S' . ~ ·,: .) ' ',·,· ; ~ :,: . ~. ' \ to : : ! ; ' · 'r , . ' . I, : , .' ,' , r , . : , : .' __,. . 1 I · -. }'~- ~ • • to•Pel)e! Ultra· Vlo!et Force," Enables Rays trate to Deep-Rooted Cells, Beii'eV.ed a Smashlng Blow &t Terrible Disease. Wi!lia,.; Southern, Jr., Editor of the Independence ·(Mo.) .Examiner~ aay•: s~~\ljP!IIIJ!Wit\~ pi\Plf 'fill ~·!' tile ll\!tfl.lliubile,1!iaf it • ail the same ai.lvert~ment could-pqss•bly do, prih~ :it! jlJI! bjg p~~r. If flt yUUi' cil'cl!lli~Ol! Oftl'iri!~ thoUSatrd line·~·p·il! found Who . I . . I ' "A snjall ad in .yow: home town pape1 4>. !le1f il ~ at~~omn­ bjle ~ woli!t M<'!.mph ~· If it W~l'\t prilltO!i'·Pl 'a lafie,, city paper with a hundred.tJmes !the circulation. , ,Jf !.bil!' ll'dv~rtil!lllllent !11 a [ . ' ~ .. .:. .' ~-: .. : .Scientist's. Ray Disco'Yery , 1 I May Result m Cancer Cure By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA 1S \ !!)J ' Columbt! s, Vtrgtn¥t I Russ.eU , or Bradbury and Prank Lewis Kn~p ' arid Charles Btnll of Cheshire. . j . , Mll)l'ine and Charles Melnhltrt of PomeroY spent Prlday with : their I' '· ' • e .. )' •Elberfelds In do not foraet aoal the next thr~t eeptembe~ 1Vtlmen dlt..u. total I! i:,; r idi n llotH> for any man to make s lJ.Ch a stale~ Mot·nhll .worahlp by the p&til-ur 1 ment. A nyn ne with half an eye can, readily see that Sup- at t~~~·P. s . P. M. · pi~· uud Oemll!td ulwa .v ~o~ regulate pricet~ anrl that no .. I nmtl er· how big an army hi called to help the farmers keep foodstuff~ away from the public, the. JUice Will pot Rtay up one minute after the artificial mt~anfl of keaplni th em up, are removed. F'urthumore, wh11t will the avert~tre workfllH.H for mnn oy if price~ are s ky-rocketed at this time'! farmer mu st pros per if th e country is to proijper. workinll man of the city, the people who Hv• In the ft'IU,t also prosper. 'l'he Lig moneyed man ln.tr all of the edibles in the land. PHONI IlS-I. SIZES 7 TO 14 YEARS no incclme at all,ill that he iuis .tiuch getting little when the Rtrike aimed a way as toconsideration force prices tl~r~.~~~~~:~~~~~} M. Oook of Cleve· aeoreLaey af upwardM in order to give the farmer his just due while ~t.y nn effort is being made to take nny unjuRt profit from the the day. middl e-man, if ~:~uch profit is being procured. Certainly ~~ the mun i11 the city with a family to provide for and no ; '. ·.>e ~nd~~~ b,v, •' · jolt through which he may earn any sul!ltenu.ncc fur hi$ of Chrl-"' or• ftn ck. i::; put into ~n even more precariou~ position if food~ "\ orQuartet)llt ·OhriBt. t.nu :-.tuff::· prices are still further booatcd. ti\Vlte every m~n~ Th e Rtater:n ent of the Minnesota governor, who is prob01 the Clhurchn ot alJI.Y lo oking tn the farm vote in that ~tate, that martial u;;;-;.;u~~;;ti";; otw~~~ d:, ~~~he::f.y l la w sh 0uld be e nacted to force upward, food price~. simpl y Kl amp~"> h itTl uH a mun of little or no .iudiJ'm e nt. one CIIVBCH OF TUJ: NA.~.t.KiN,: l'~fE~f!B:A!. who1H~ greah~s t 11im is to keep befol'e the public ut any t. P. Smakii. •lum•. H>ooe who Jiv. by the •weal of! their bro'l''• News ScboOI a~ deeply Logged down wi.t h hi~h taxea, low income or btlaket; ~ :SOP. M. Atternthln Mr~ viCC~a, Oalnea M. Cool&:, eueat ape&k~ • Vir1inla ~~~ • I M...,• 'h JOO Girls "' lhlp, Oaln'a M:. Oook, 111111t IPI~It· er; 11:30 P. :a,. Baak11t dinner, ~h However, it ~ ccm l:i to th e av erpge cithwn who is jw-lt tamlly II ~ to brtf%· thtit" own cost. 'l'oer i -.. . . I TUE FARMERS STRIKE PRmAY, AllO'CII'I" II, 1111 NE AIRJ. V i of Meigs County as well a!-1 many others, it is not h8rrl ~u ~ee the unfail·neBfl of the law, if llne really . itl,, loo king· fo r it. , • · 1W:l tl . JuHt why t-~ hould people in Hamilton County be I ta x~ d and u portion nt' that tax be given to Cuyahoga c nunt y l11 he lp defr.ay e xpen~.~ "' tht~ re'! Jt' w e 111 Mfigs County had paid in taxes to th e extent that a portion of our mon ey was going into the coffer~ of Hamilton or Lu· (' :1 .'> (lr l\1m1tgomery, or in faCt even in AthenH or Vinto•1 Co unti eg, we would ariMl' in• righteou s ~rath u.nd object mm-1 t fordbly. \ In addition to the unfairness of the thin&". it simply bree ds a tendency on ~he part of county omcials to gr6w lnx in c.pll ~ctWg ~xe~~ fifuring- t~.at -nid "'~tt come other co~icr; iJ m'-ht ,11ven b ">iuiid aliilli~lltlcal ganda by poijtidanti, ~n keeping 4 al\s d~'lf· in counties. But' suppoi e all should take the same attJtude, thtm the ~tate us a whole, would be in even wor~e condi· ~?~ tion thtrfl it now fin.ds itself since a small minority of the 10 by momlno !C ouni.ii-!A have cqllecte d more thlln other1-1. there; then the plcnic dinner each family taklnll their own buket; ami I Hamilton rount.y for inRtancc, under th e new aw, if the afternoon seat~lon or the conven i1 tlon a~ 3:30. Brother Ga!nel Cool.:. found C'onstiluthllutl, HtHnd s to lot-ic rnortl thiHI a m I ion secretary of the Ohio Christian dollar~"> of mon ey he longing l'ightfully to li\KPMYer~ ip that Ml.silona,ry society will be the gue11 t II h h opeaker tor the day. ' ·1 ~ cotlllt)' Klld nnt tn IH~ d1v1r eu amon""' u l (' ot crs Note that 'oll(e. at-e plannhli: a Bible t hroughout th e state. lt i::; an unfair lnw, tu Hll)' the least.. school and communion RCrvkc the chure l~ 9.::1 tlllua.l tor thOBe F ~lu , a~tendent.a. Vlal.ton U.Uk Plorenae EU-.beUI. :ce are heartllf •lted.. . , ~;pent llondl!o)' nlaht ~t.Jl ner lltomlnl worahlp at 10 .30 oc1ock. ITaDdp&tenia Mr. ILnd Jhl, Jo)lD ~them by '-be eho1r. Sermon topl~. w. Rite. ' · Tbe Bplrltual l'ound&tlon ot th w M and •••, John Hwsaell ;\Jd Pederatton " r. -.. · Ohoil' ~hearaal en Tbu.-sday a& 8\lnday lll86tll, Mrs. M. J . OUto evenint. The ~und&.Y &ehool or~a. f.P.':V11 ~.l.o~~ ~% 1esOn• ti'Jl meeta every MondaY evtninl. Mr. anu ,.....,. to f The conftrmatkm c1&aa wUl belli. nd famUy were SundaY IU' o ite -.mna on Saturday mornbl& Mr. and Kra Jl. 0 . Carder . Sept. lOth. AU p&rent.ll are wyet1 to Mr. 'and Mrs. E. C. R.bush tt· eend thelr childrm wb.8n t.be)' hav..: tended the MclGnoey and Rille rtacbed the conttrm.atkm. 4111 _ I home coming Sunday and report Aaotber Speelalla llberlelds August Sales • '1'1111 DAILY 'I'IUII1llfl:. POamROT, OHIO. :t i trt' u ~llr,\' - -..-... J ---- liethei- - &lld 1lra. 0 . P. Smalea ...._ church whleb will be beld 1n eo.. Iwnbul Ohio. Tbt)' ..wtU rei.wn La- "'"" 1.00 ;' PRIDAY. AUOUST it, 1832 . -v--.-.~-•,-. daJ. T h e f!llf.lvlll · at "Dlxit" J'rld11 y c. ~-~ ~\'tnlna: profed & auetelll. Tbt two Su~~~de.Y aahooll:a C . L. Am.Qkl THE PE.\OE EV.tNGt:LICAL AND claase& cleare<l f!I.HI. 'lbe)' wlab. Lo Momlnf: worship l0 :30 A. K . PBESBTTQIAN CBUBCH I thank an who helped to make it Theopbll Jhhl. Mblla,.W I poenlble. N· Y - P · 8 · • : l' P. M. - ~ P&uUne Y~ WWI a nPt aerv~ '1 :30 P. M. The church sebool con.ventU& at ol MUees M:&rjorle and Mtl~ ~=- prayer meettnn A. ~ Earl Hartenbach and Ohar;. Ra.ybum Jut week. dlltriet ll.lllembly .. . 2.00 .. ' ~· - w~r!'~~~:1 Bun· ~- Tueld&)' rnOl'Jlini mv. and Mn. Smale& and lamU., lea~ 'lor the ...00 One Yea r . ~· x · JL Teachen u elffetedr for t.he var1.... .,. c'-··-- are: ,..,. 1111 elaN C. • . ..-... _. --.~:~ Arnold; Yo~ men's ~a(rl. ~bull ; YOWl&' ladta eJui.,...Yn;, Edna Amald; Boyt. ~Rex Act· ley; Olrll clau-l,(ary. Aatl~; Erl• mary and Junldi- c~IJat ~bull and l1ertba RilbVlouee: By M&Jl De11Yend Br Carrier T11B .,_ _ ,.,...._ Evani'n. lfe=, P'rida:r t:IO P. KJ:PUSIEN'J~TI\'E8 Pred !timbah, Inc., Chlca&o, PhlladelR)l1a, Pt\tablll'l', l .. 1 "*" NATIONAL CHU&CH oJ' r. -I • &DyP'qSIIlG ~· conference year. Shall •• mU~ U a' 1bor Da:r. 111 ~pt.tmtler we alW1 h&vt ~~ ar-t da)'? ~nd Yni. Oua lmalM lad wat "'ldp •• t:M t'ttoeil. "'D\tNCI N ~..cbal _ ...... 3lpt. 11. llDI. a\ t.h1 .Pol\ 0 - II ...,, l)ldo, - · lilt ""' 0! ..... .. ....... ........... DoUr .,....., - . 1 1 1 -: -lool • Lower lleconl1 Stroot, - . . . 0. . tJQen our ~ ..S 111 or ntw1 JU\ttr tor pubUo&Uoll UM!J aaow4 1D all ~ alp t,tWf D'!lll AltbovCJI no& ~ t,o bl ~ ~~ If~ ~wtter exor-~ and ~ ~ ~· ,.... 1D DO II»Hnoe wbl be puhllebtcl . . Everything Science is used to -r· ' I' . • ''Musk that satiUle1. •• £wry •lllrtb., s,,dtO, Columbia Cotut·to-Cotut Net• 10 o'clock Eostent Do!!liXhl Tim1. won. i' ! I are certain ' \ . ,, �' • • , : .·----=-- ... . .. .... ...... THE DAlLY TUI,UNE ... I'll h _, """" ~· cow~ -_,,,,.,,GMt ·' I "-in' Yal" ' \ Mllw~~;ukee. wee'k · · · · · · .' · · · · · · · · · · · · f .ID SlX Months . . ... . . One Mmtth. .. .60Three Month& ... . ' '" One •on:::::•:_:Y:'":':.__:_;.:.:.;:,.:.·:..:... . . . . . .. . . . 6.00 One Month JO ff~VE FAITH IN GOD-And J e; u• '"id unto him, Go thy .way ; thy faith hath made thee wh ole. And imm e· diate ly he. recei ved hh~ sight, a.nd fiil\low cd Jet~u s in the 1 wa y.- Mark 10:52. _,' - --------- THE TAX MUDDLE HE TAXING situation bas becom e eve n more muddlctl th an it was before. The so-call ed Intany:ible Taxiug syste m, to date , ha s proved to be most unsuccessful . In tht !i ~st place, the man11er of charging taxes on autorno· h ilt-s, ju :-~te ad of bringing in more revenue, did th e oppoHi te, c ~u :-~ed a shortage from that source, just as it was pr ed ict ud it would do by people who had enough judgm en t to gh•e the q1.1estion a little bit of study. In~tead of cloin g't hit~, however, the legislature changed the la.w firdt! HlHl l<tudi cd the results afterward. If the Supreme Court rules thut tbt! Intangible Tax law w-., in operation regarding the col1ection of taxes in th e \'llrious counties is illegal and unconstitutional a~:> Hamilton all eges, ~ simply means that Ohio and some :o;cve n~y of it t-~ coundes ar e in worse shape than t!V er. Wh ile a d cc i ~ion of that l-Jort will me an doll art; out of the ' T the Nuarene Of AR~~~RR lN t.h c middl e \\ H!-!1, espt~dally in Jowa and Ndmt ::; ka . a n~ c ngllJfNl in }l. :-< trike whieh im• nlve~ l hc markct.iug nf foo~ -l'otutfs. The r)eople mvolved in tht ~:~tt·ikc al'e the till ers of the r~oil who cluim the wholui~oalen; urc not giving tht~m e nough for their product while ~uy ar e r etaining too much for themBelvet-~. Whether or not thiM is 1I' Ut~ cun ht) l'eallily let.il'ned if an invcfltliration of t h1' Pfl>per kind is la unched. lf it. iH trLte , then a rcdi~tri~ , bution of cosb1 should bo made, pluejng prices where they belong. ---- i~ not conaUm· - • . ~me T onicht Decicleo ChiUJipioMhip , . of Second Touriiey , S.:.W. i.o 6·2; ' NOTICE! Belinnlna: wtth the a nne tlme . flrat Bunda.' -------""~ Sigr.ed Wm. E. Melvin, Su-perintendent. '· • · . ONE-HALF REDUCTION -IN- ' • Round· Trip Fare• IJNTII. SEPTEMBER 3 T k krtl 110ld betWP.en all polDU on B. & 0. Sy11tem llnd Bume .. rou1 othr.r deatlnations In Eu& and Mkldle West. Le1lvlnr from noon Frld11yH to 1nldnirht Sat· urdays. Return lean deeUna· until\... mldnlrhl followlnr MondllY· Good on all tnlas. tlon All Fast Color Materials BALTIMORE & OHIO I 80 Square Percales - Cotton Crepes ·Smart, Serviceable Dresses for_SchOol Wear Endeavor. "' I ' . Pomeroy. aeh0o1 t&O. C:Otne you Ld'a 10 over IQp. lllrMPSQN .~. . "'~'· ...., · M. J.. CHU-..a Remember Bro. B. H. Morrlti a · If, .L .Hen~. ronner putor Is preachll\11 eaCh Jell¥ ~water Iii. S. Sunday durtn1 our Rally day cam- OOmhina.tton !¥lrvlce palcn. 9 o'clock; Bet·mop at 9 :30. BJble sohool topic ·· "Fr 01' 1 lo'1 H'1'1'" f ollowed by ,. ' ., ...,;; 01 Te:~\~ '[!:;,~.·le ". ·~ 11 "'l•lool:- ~ t. 1 uppor : ....., a · v~ . worahlp at We111ey 10 cannot 01' dG not ca're to 110 to th'l l T 1~- Rer-rqn by B. H. MOHIS. pel ·. nna~i .Aug. 30 &t ~ o''clooO~ mornlnlil I>CI'vice of the convenuon. I ~~ ha~ Rett~oeth Rtwdve ta 1.'~ t}J.~ -~~t Sunday of COUN'fY ~~~ OF THE j IWirT a.a ··BLI.CTIICITY ••. CHURCI;I,&8 or CHRII!!.'f I '!'he Churches of Chrilt of Melg n county will hql4 an all W.y meet· lus at the Rock&prlntr.3 . lab· erountlsl Sunday AUIUat 28. T~e ~om«H~tee in d11U'IIO have 1u·~ Save nmaed • flne prqa-ram for the day. The pro1raln Ia ri tolloWs: lO:fiO J(. M. B'J)le tcllOol, 0111~'1 for !I-ll -aea with com.peliQpt tOaoh· ere for eaoh clfl81: 11 :00 1A. M. 00m· ElectricaUy munlon leJ'Vi~ ~nd momblg WOl'~ "'"""jlo"r..tor Bumhy llr.hool 9:30 A. M . JBtopor Durst. f!lupt. · ' CL~AH AI The Pomeroy-Middle· port All·Star Aggregation IIVill DID YOU meet ·Syracuae at King'o Ball park Sunday af!ernoon _at 2:30. Admi;don JOe and JSc. ' ,; D·l!i · ... !' : ' . The following r'~--~----- - Ml STOP TO ·THJNI? persons t~~\1-rtled ~ Friday morni.Jlg from the Banr.ljt.uy ; fttrm nt!ar Langsville where they have been camping for th e: pallll four dayijl : Mrs. John Smith, Gaugtt lers VIvienne and Beulah Lee, Vlt· ~ glnla Woods of ______ , ;.:.:._ -·--~ ~ '- ,, .. • • • "New Which ' • .' . ... ... . . ' ~,.,. • ; '•I ' 1' _. :We'l5~iexe it's Mildness J and .'"'....t l ,J- "A great many seem to consider a!! !!dvertlsement ~a com· modit;v, somet.lling sold by the inch anrfthat Qne in~ll I~ worth the sam~ as.another inch. . One inch in a re11J J!e~jl!lper which give!! service IS worth many times the same amo~t ot·srace in a fFee drcular. Advertising is not a commodtey at 111 and cannut be jtl~lligently bought by the pound or by;trn.filolenr by Uie inch. Advertising Is a sen1ce, not a commodil.y: · ""d~e,..lilnl;.noti.C-!1~ ~~~- , :, ,. --~ ~~.-HIIi!if'f!o~~P,_t~~t it~~"~" Y~.i"e¥ \II'-~ , · .. . . • '« . / . • ' . . ~. •• --~ ·~ .. ~ ' '. ~ I• ',' • ' • • 1t 'I Better'l.(lSte ' ' . \ F YOUR cigarette is n,~i!d ..Ch~oterfield Cigarettes milder > 1-ihat il, not strong, •not ·'• (":\lnd taste lMer and to give bitter, l'!lt smokes cool and . ,.i lbem a pledl!ing aroma. sm..:~%·~, then· you'll like it ' ' ". " · '"¥'v." i Fir•t• the right kiljd of~~· and dori'tt, ~ about how sweet leaf tobllCCo-Domelllic many you ~~· and Turkish. Then theoe . If ~o,~t i c~are,t" taoteo tobac~t ·IfF ' b""nded and ri&lW .1t1t ~ belier-'-that cross·blen&d to m~e lUre .. ,, ; 'lllr . if it not tor hi' friendship for the solicitor. That merchant should not run advertisements at all if that is his t~IISOI\ for spending the money. · · . , ·rn-;J.ii~~icl·fof.it I~JFi~l'\V 1 w~. "~-·Jlf:i.'~ ·! ,.,j . I ,' r.;f our solicitors he wo11ld never I'Un, a line in oor 'Paper if it wen; ' '" ' ..' . "Not long ago an advertiser who opjltates a big store told one ff.it.hi!d ~n printed in'~ p~~r wfth' '~·~Jfu rett.iliolisanlf·eiresl~tfllll· . . . . ' '· . '. ; .' '\ '' ' ': "Did it ever oecur to you that an advertisement was not a · commodity at all, but a l!ervice? ifl'\hilli!i 119 iij~ · · • ' '· I ' ., '-r "· ··:-::t 'o· "Did it ever occur to you tha~ advertising is not printed in a newspaper for the benmit of the publisher, on account of friend·· ship in order to help +he paperl along, but because the. advertise, nlent wimrd pay the advertise•· from a busin!lllB standpoint? tM·p~et ad:v~!tlBetl, tli~ 'ad~eitfsl)m'liti\!S' . ~ ·,: .) ' ',·,· ; ~ :,: . ~. ' \ to : : ! ; ' · 'r , . ' . I, : , .' ,' , r , . : , : .' __,. . 1 I · -. }'~- ~ • • to•Pel)e! Ultra· Vlo!et Force," Enables Rays trate to Deep-Rooted Cells, Beii'eV.ed a Smashlng Blow &t Terrible Disease. Wi!lia,.; Southern, Jr., Editor of the Independence ·(Mo.) .Examiner~ aay•: s~~\ljP!IIIJ!Wit\~ pi\Plf 'fill ~·!' tile ll\!tfl.lliubile,1!iaf it • ail the same ai.lvert~ment could-pqss•bly do, prih~ :it! jlJI! bjg p~~r. If flt yUUi' cil'cl!lli~Ol! Oftl'iri!~ thoUSatrd line·~·p·il! found Who . I . . I ' "A snjall ad in .yow: home town pape1 4>. !le1f il ~ at~~omn­ bjle ~ woli!t M<'!.mph ~· If it W~l'\t prilltO!i'·Pl 'a lafie,, city paper with a hundred.tJmes !the circulation. , ,Jf !.bil!' ll'dv~rtil!lllllent !11 a [ . ' ~ .. .:. .' ~-: .. : .Scientist's. Ray Disco'Yery , 1 I May Result m Cancer Cure By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA 1S \ !!)J ' Columbt! s, Vtrgtn¥t I Russ.eU , or Bradbury and Prank Lewis Kn~p ' arid Charles Btnll of Cheshire. . j . , Mll)l'ine and Charles Melnhltrt of PomeroY spent Prlday with : their I' '· ' • e .. )' •Elberfelds In do not foraet aoal the next thr~t eeptembe~ 1Vtlmen dlt..u. total I! i:,; r idi n llotH> for any man to make s lJ.Ch a stale~ Mot·nhll .worahlp by the p&til-ur 1 ment. A nyn ne with half an eye can, readily see that Sup- at t~~~·P. s . P. M. · pi~· uud Oemll!td ulwa .v ~o~ regulate pricet~ anrl that no .. I nmtl er· how big an army hi called to help the farmers keep foodstuff~ away from the public, the. JUice Will pot Rtay up one minute after the artificial mt~anfl of keaplni th em up, are removed. F'urthumore, wh11t will the avert~tre workfllH.H for mnn oy if price~ are s ky-rocketed at this time'! farmer mu st pros per if th e country is to proijper. workinll man of the city, the people who Hv• In the ft'IU,t also prosper. 'l'he Lig moneyed man ln.tr all of the edibles in the land. PHONI IlS-I. SIZES 7 TO 14 YEARS no incclme at all,ill that he iuis .tiuch getting little when the Rtrike aimed a way as toconsideration force prices tl~r~.~~~~~:~~~~~} M. Oook of Cleve· aeoreLaey af upwardM in order to give the farmer his just due while ~t.y nn effort is being made to take nny unjuRt profit from the the day. middl e-man, if ~:~uch profit is being procured. Certainly ~~ the mun i11 the city with a family to provide for and no ; '. ·.>e ~nd~~~ b,v, •' · jolt through which he may earn any sul!ltenu.ncc fur hi$ of Chrl-"' or• ftn ck. i::; put into ~n even more precariou~ position if food~ "\ orQuartet)llt ·OhriBt. t.nu :-.tuff::· prices are still further booatcd. ti\Vlte every m~n~ Th e Rtater:n ent of the Minnesota governor, who is prob01 the Clhurchn ot alJI.Y lo oking tn the farm vote in that ~tate, that martial u;;;-;.;u~~;;ti";; otw~~~ d:, ~~~he::f.y l la w sh 0uld be e nacted to force upward, food price~. simpl y Kl amp~"> h itTl uH a mun of little or no .iudiJ'm e nt. one CIIVBCH OF TUJ: NA.~.t.KiN,: l'~fE~f!B:A!. who1H~ greah~s t 11im is to keep befol'e the public ut any t. P. Smakii. •lum•. H>ooe who Jiv. by the •weal of! their bro'l''• News ScboOI a~ deeply Logged down wi.t h hi~h taxea, low income or btlaket; ~ :SOP. M. Atternthln Mr~ viCC~a, Oalnea M. Cool&:, eueat ape&k~ • Vir1inla ~~~ • I M...,• 'h JOO Girls "' lhlp, Oaln'a M:. Oook, 111111t IPI~It· er; 11:30 P. :a,. Baak11t dinner, ~h However, it ~ ccm l:i to th e av erpge cithwn who is jw-lt tamlly II ~ to brtf%· thtit" own cost. 'l'oer i -.. . . I TUE FARMERS STRIKE PRmAY, AllO'CII'I" II, 1111 NE AIRJ. V i of Meigs County as well a!-1 many others, it is not h8rrl ~u ~ee the unfail·neBfl of the law, if llne really . itl,, loo king· fo r it. , • · 1W:l tl . JuHt why t-~ hould people in Hamilton County be I ta x~ d and u portion nt' that tax be given to Cuyahoga c nunt y l11 he lp defr.ay e xpen~.~ "' tht~ re'! Jt' w e 111 Mfigs County had paid in taxes to th e extent that a portion of our mon ey was going into the coffer~ of Hamilton or Lu· (' :1 .'> (lr l\1m1tgomery, or in faCt even in AthenH or Vinto•1 Co unti eg, we would ariMl' in• righteou s ~rath u.nd object mm-1 t fordbly. \ In addition to the unfairness of the thin&". it simply bree ds a tendency on ~he part of county omcials to gr6w lnx in c.pll ~ctWg ~xe~~ fifuring- t~.at -nid "'~tt come other co~icr; iJ m'-ht ,11ven b ">iuiid aliilli~lltlcal ganda by poijtidanti, ~n keeping 4 al\s d~'lf· in counties. But' suppoi e all should take the same attJtude, thtm the ~tate us a whole, would be in even wor~e condi· ~?~ tion thtrfl it now fin.ds itself since a small minority of the 10 by momlno !C ouni.ii-!A have cqllecte d more thlln other1-1. there; then the plcnic dinner each family taklnll their own buket; ami I Hamilton rount.y for inRtancc, under th e new aw, if the afternoon seat~lon or the conven i1 tlon a~ 3:30. Brother Ga!nel Cool.:. found C'onstiluthllutl, HtHnd s to lot-ic rnortl thiHI a m I ion secretary of the Ohio Christian dollar~"> of mon ey he longing l'ightfully to li\KPMYer~ ip that Ml.silona,ry society will be the gue11 t II h h opeaker tor the day. ' ·1 ~ cotlllt)' Klld nnt tn IH~ d1v1r eu amon""' u l (' ot crs Note that 'oll(e. at-e plannhli: a Bible t hroughout th e state. lt i::; an unfair lnw, tu Hll)' the least.. school and communion RCrvkc the chure l~ 9.::1 tlllua.l tor thOBe F ~lu , a~tendent.a. Vlal.ton U.Uk Plorenae EU-.beUI. :ce are heartllf •lted.. . , ~;pent llondl!o)' nlaht ~t.Jl ner lltomlnl worahlp at 10 .30 oc1ock. ITaDdp&tenia Mr. ILnd Jhl, Jo)lD ~them by '-be eho1r. Sermon topl~. w. Rite. ' · Tbe Bplrltual l'ound&tlon ot th w M and •••, John Hwsaell ;\Jd Pederatton " r. -.. · Ohoil' ~hearaal en Tbu.-sday a& 8\lnday lll86tll, Mrs. M. J . OUto evenint. The ~und&.Y &ehool or~a. f.P.':V11 ~.l.o~~ ~% 1esOn• ti'Jl meeta every MondaY evtninl. Mr. anu ,.....,. to f The conftrmatkm c1&aa wUl belli. nd famUy were SundaY IU' o ite -.mna on Saturday mornbl& Mr. and Kra Jl. 0 . Carder . Sept. lOth. AU p&rent.ll are wyet1 to Mr. 'and Mrs. E. C. R.bush tt· eend thelr childrm wb.8n t.be)' hav..: tended the MclGnoey and Rille rtacbed the conttrm.atkm. 4111 _ I home coming Sunday and report Aaotber Speelalla llberlelds August Sales • '1'1111 DAILY 'I'IUII1llfl:. POamROT, OHIO. :t i trt' u ~llr,\' - -..-... J ---- liethei- - &lld 1lra. 0 . P. Smalea ...._ church whleb will be beld 1n eo.. Iwnbul Ohio. Tbt)' ..wtU rei.wn La- "'"" 1.00 ;' PRIDAY. AUOUST it, 1832 . -v--.-.~-•,-. daJ. T h e f!llf.lvlll · at "Dlxit" J'rld11 y c. ~-~ ~\'tnlna: profed & auetelll. Tbt two Su~~~de.Y aahooll:a C . L. Am.Qkl THE PE.\OE EV.tNGt:LICAL AND claase& cleare<l f!I.HI. 'lbe)' wlab. Lo Momlnf: worship l0 :30 A. K . PBESBTTQIAN CBUBCH I thank an who helped to make it Theopbll Jhhl. Mblla,.W I poenlble. N· Y - P · 8 · • : l' P. M. - ~ P&uUne Y~ WWI a nPt aerv~ '1 :30 P. M. The church sebool con.ventU& at ol MUees M:&rjorle and Mtl~ ~=- prayer meettnn A. ~ Earl Hartenbach and Ohar;. Ra.ybum Jut week. dlltriet ll.lllembly .. . 2.00 .. ' ~· - w~r!'~~~:1 Bun· ~- Tueld&)' rnOl'Jlini mv. and Mn. Smale& and lamU., lea~ 'lor the ...00 One Yea r . ~· x · JL Teachen u elffetedr for t.he var1.... .,. c'-··-- are: ,..,. 1111 elaN C. • . ..-... _. --.~:~ Arnold; Yo~ men's ~a(rl. ~bull ; YOWl&' ladta eJui.,...Yn;, Edna Amald; Boyt. ~Rex Act· ley; Olrll clau-l,(ary. Aatl~; Erl• mary and Junldi- c~IJat ~bull and l1ertba RilbVlouee: By M&Jl De11Yend Br Carrier T11B .,_ _ ,.,...._ Evani'n. lfe=, P'rida:r t:IO P. KJ:PUSIEN'J~TI\'E8 Pred !timbah, Inc., Chlca&o, PhlladelR)l1a, Pt\tablll'l', l .. 1 "*" NATIONAL CHU&CH oJ' r. -I • &DyP'qSIIlG ~· conference year. Shall •• mU~ U a' 1bor Da:r. 111 ~pt.tmtler we alW1 h&vt ~~ ar-t da)'? ~nd Yni. Oua lmalM lad wat "'ldp •• t:M t'ttoeil. "'D\tNCI N ~..cbal _ ...... 3lpt. 11. llDI. a\ t.h1 .Pol\ 0 - II ...,, l)ldo, - · lilt ""' 0! ..... .. ....... ........... DoUr .,....., - . 1 1 1 -: -lool • Lower lleconl1 Stroot, - . . . 0. . tJQen our ~ ..S 111 or ntw1 JU\ttr tor pubUo&Uoll UM!J aaow4 1D all ~ alp t,tWf D'!lll AltbovCJI no& ~ t,o bl ~ ~~ If~ ~wtter exor-~ and ~ ~ ~· ,.... 1D DO II»Hnoe wbl be puhllebtcl . . Everything Science is used to -r· ' I' . • ''Musk that satiUle1. •• £wry •lllrtb., s,,dtO, Columbia Cotut·to-Cotut Net• 10 o'clock Eostent Do!!liXhl Tim1. won. i' ! I are certain ' \ . ,, �' I FRIDAY. AUOUST .~. lU:i !!'II GAlUPUll~ W'' "" M~U lUD 1 ~~=-~ CI.ASSIFUD A.QV~JtTJI"NG 8MAllE" U' SirE FOR TIME ~ ~Ec·poro~ r iliiil t1 p~) .t.1o pili: I OOIIIOOUIIft - .. ' une. I · ...1--'-.~ i To P~il•; Yankees, l • ' Sen~t­ A.'s, -Cianta. Red ' t .. -.·· ~ l SHOULD SAIL RIGHT UP 'ltl MAGGlE AN' POP HER IN 1 WA.NT 1\-lA.T MESS OF- NEWS· R».PERS OI'F'N MY FRONT PORcH 1HIS YES, OJ:AA! fNST,.o..NT! lHE SNOOT? ' YE-S, DEAR! room!, lur~ na.ce heat, goOd loel\tion on M!i.lll at. Inquire at The De.lly Tritnme. 8·23·31.. ALL MAKES ol raawt. serviCEd :\~ reas6naiblli prlcea. Brlna- tn yow R. M. Cr068. ~NVBODI' CAN t,ET o\ 11i:rHTWAO LIKE VOU TO 1,.0 HAW' ON ANYTW1Nl,IT'5 ~ Columbul. Ohkt toe Bo9b111 Flrepruot' COFFEE SHOP New UO'rEL ~myrna, . ' ·- · -· ' 1·, ~ Florida. Write t"or Booklet ~and Ra&el James H. Butler, M.aqer ? ~· B;· ..oAviSJ~ 11 ' Jlllll~agc from thf l"i 1 LO<Jl<S. L! lc:.E 'YE5, t'T'S HEY.' NO\IJ VJE DU~Ty V-lON'T l<.loJQ\N WEATHER. \A\H ER-E W~ERG AHEA-D B1 EVA A. TINGEY 411 r;,,,, •• J~ll '"' uuJteJ l~rllrnu I rltrtdrd l• P"ri1 111d j,\o,- AR.E" WE~ WE .ARS ~y · Tl·H::' LOO!<S o~ IH•S l=OG W5 MU'ST ]3E" in pa5tel (t f# Ill Jfl .U ttt!d It 11 ftttnJ r1 t. i Pa1t1N11 ' .:'''' letter U the i • -!·' .. ·'' ia..Ulon A . TI'1Jt1•'.. l1 Wf'lllt. ""' ~ew . •, •• 11:. ,' CE~TS in-Coin iild Coupon HI yop tbl• pa~tern by return mail. r•rla llr~ ''"rm•U Kf'f'J'(-" . HE' 'WANrs I ' A . ' Bel whlch repartee. 110111e peoz:;!e \Ululate bunelle. a.. M06t of Lhem were limited to five Pi•tbiar i• 0~ Bell.r 1"bere Is no fouodatlop for l~l IJOSJOI•r belief t!Jat ftau poth rOt minutes on the l'OIJtrum, had to )'" qulcii:IJ If tbe lum'·-r 11 let ap. st.runle for seat.! with lntelllteo.l '"' but. unauthorlljed strangers, and 1 aide diJwD troru lhe wa,. It l"ew; Ill IWft'fl &ked around the aisles In Ute fut, fornt .enlce tnt• ladltt.tt ndls' but arUflcial stampede-s. I iu•t the oppoalt.. / Lo.,.,., SYNOJI!IJR o\OI>. Ili<AN ww·hiugl.r.n ~~t;~~:~ 11 d C. E. Roesc~er of Pomeroy Among Leaden, Breaka st. Lou:s 94 Targets 0111~ n go 10 5J ~~ ~ 05 66 JB 33 Bl 90 .I 1'\l.Slt-11 YES'rt;RIJA. Y'S I ' j .I DOD .' AMt:RI(;.t• ASSOCIATION" Mrs. n. s. Urijp!by of Okla· nuc Olty, lh.ns: ;.om :n yfllL!s, wa~ Mlnnenpolis 11. Columbus 7. the higtl wonum scorer of the W.y. Kanta9 City 'J, Louisville 6. 8ht: w lalcd 93 •mt (;[ 11 poc.sllJ!ro nundred. Mr~- - W i?. A .drew:;. u: 1 Toled" fi. St. PaUl 2 . 1 Atlr.ntn, Oa., wn.s scc0ml amo!l:; • Cnly games scheduled. the wc men w1th Ill :::\lu' n l~n IJr,'n from the 21-ynl'd Jme as d1d Mrs NATIONAL LEAGUE ! Bunny Keys~ t· - o.ml Ml.~s All et' Philadelphia 11, Pittsburgh 3. Crothe rs. Chcslnut Hill. Pn ~rhrl FhllRdelphia 6, Pitt.sbutll"h :. (10 Ucd fu tlt:.rd wl\h 90"s M1~;; ()1.1- , mnings l I I I I ··- - -- .. - \ RESULT~ / ---- --- - - - II , Elitninated Japs in Doubles l " OUR R"~~IO l,.1$TENCRS' "RE IN'o/ITeD To WRiTE u-t ""'~ $v4bE'S'r--1 ~QW C:.I\N IM.PROVE OUR . WE ' 1.• i>"~"' s,~s - l"t .v <oul.l> \MPRoVE i.t·hNCi~ \ 100 rc_s~et.n- 1t= Yov S"roP,P.EP·· S~O~Ilf~~~~<) \!I>(TIREi.Y" ' O~H) ! ~ fllldd out. •Vlh bring 1• • • • INTERNATIO:NA.L Lf.AOUE Newa.rk at RQcheskr. Ba.ltlmore at. M.crl.tru: Albany •t Toront.o. Jtr:;ey Clt.y at; BuJfalo. 1 They were Bub,lee\.. w boOint;. ter you unwrap the hoot.ll\8 and othel' spLntaneow~ DOl· Michigan Youth I - -;;,-.; :;;;.--y-,-.,-.A-.,-.I Makes Fine Mark .''"" ':AGU~ In Vandalia Shoot 1~~~,a(~;;~~(l ~ !! I - ----~----".. Yol'IJ. Cit• j. ~ETURN !;lOUT WI 'J1.I FIELDS! fU .. ... ... .. ........... .. ..... .... ... ..... .. ... . .. .. .. ' .. ' ....... .... ....... .. ·Aittf~ • '" l!l•a~•f!l~ll at' once your Paris pattern, N~. !0~6. si•c-to ~~m· ' I llAih l "r ,(lnuu f;v" ' follltW• lua w~;; l I 10 13RO~OC~'ST'; ~~~ 1iae yuu want. >OUt ' · St. l.o¥&1 at. Philadelphia. Chl.c:aco at ~ Gciy IJ&IIIe& acheduled. "ExcelaiOI"," Ii AIN'T 1nd plainly your n11me •nd full 1ddren, tho fiU.,ber of the Plttem Addrcu ' " BURNLEY Y• Wfl3 1 Send U cent• (Jq 1~11-::.'lP• Of coin) . 1 to Fa1hlon Bure11u. \Vrile earefutly 1 I and l' ' . /o .18. u Hf1J1 f•r iMmt4.,~ry. How to Glt These OUT I ·I '[ II ~~~ , •• · : Tim Jt~tltr" A'~- IOlO Flfll1 lnrrrtd 111 JIIIJ ~..SOB l h:•t• ~ te gnd doned ~~trcale are nice 111"11111111,. --~- ~ew And that word that"s the stud' you throw out af- t9 yard distance. strili~d i shadu, ..- · ai buf ""'"'··I M uuH lU d i: ·1 Jro I ,·on• lhl: 2[)yard m&rk :u~d L ow.:r~ from thl' VIIA~"t~ F I1 Thr.)' arr _,o ~uily madt:, and the mulll cost W1 1I amaze you. Pn]Ue I'E~\o·~ ' drl , \ made nf wh1te linen. Red and white &tripe~ linen trim lends gay accent. at Hew York at. 81.. Louifl. PblladelphW. at Plt~urah. AM&ai<4UI IAAGVE the world, a Brooklyn at 'ChlcQ:o• c~~IUd ~ J'~ I 1"111; '11.\-' ~ ruJ ' [ Here' 1 l >Uthful pajamas fl)l' heac.h or garden wear.. Th~y are las 1 h&J\d Loni:fellow "'lru the only ))O$C. who ever &aid a word abollt the! stiy who ca.rrle-a bAnner . liO&t.on at Otncl.nnati. RESULTS I ~* the ,politics? The~ o't ~' f)a., -been written aboUt t.he l'l.t:TIO!IA" 1.11\GUE Aug. 26--INS-Ar. wUe ~-­ ~ Jhe Sfx\eenLb Ward. Why ICL VandBII""- 0., Aug :.:5.- JN$-NI\TIONAL LJ.AGUE Bobble Olds, :.'J;:i)-year-o\<1 111!\~:mbs· blub .. 'N. L. dale, Mich. , f1um youth. ru.ced t~c /chicago 60 51 t!Upn. m~ tc. t e.: [,,:; lll1Uksms.n & Bnoklyu 00 59 career todli.Y ns the finuls of the PH,tsburg;h 64 60 grJ.Ild AmcrlcatJ trapbhooUns Philadelphia . . . 64. 63 !.OHW\1-\JI';q,t 1:'1,-l \md orway hE"l"t!. Booton , . . . . . , . 63 64 Oldf. hitherto unknown 111 the jst. Louis . . . 6() 63 world o{ trBpa.bootmg, broke 99 New Yoi-k . . . 59 64 out of 100 da.;i Largct. in lh<: 1Jl'ed- • Clncinnall . . 53 '74 Umlnti"Y round.~ yesll:rdny to 111:11. the field of 700 of t he countr;'.~ 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIAIION be:H IJ)I\I"ksmcn. He alro eiatnwd Cl\tb w. L. Pet. n large r,hnm In t~e $4,000 m t:a:sll Mlnneapoll!; 'J9 52 603 priZt'K fol' the prellminary eVellt. 1 Colull,ltll!s 76 00 .6!)9 Tt:d Renfro, or Dell., Mo~t.., and Indianapolis 72 G'J .53'J Geunw · Ranson, of Bpnngllel<l. Ka nsar- Clt.v 68 64 ..310 Ill, twd in S£cotui JIIHCC wiLh &3 Toledo 69 U6 .5lf 1 birds eii.Ch. In the shoot-off Mllwaukf'e 66 61l .5m 1 match, t.be Illinois u w.rksmcn Louisville ;)t 78 .409 Look tlrst place by breakmr: 24 tar· st. Paul 48 84 .aM gets. Third position went to ken · fro, who broke only 22 blrdh ill U1c INTF.RN!il"IONAL LEAGUt: shoot-otJ match. . Club W. L. Pet. 'lhrce' We•·c !Jed for fourth pla1;c. Newark 90 48 .653 They *re· C. E. Miller, Mt. G ilead, Butfa.lo 75 61 .551 o., u ... ... ... .. wcl<i, Newburg, 'N Y · Bo.ltimore 76 M .543 ar.d Ka! I , Ma u::;t., De, t'olt. Mich. Mt.ntrrnl 71 65 .522 Ea ~/1 :.:~' " "J ~:Otl: ol 97 . 71 1!7 .614 1 Roches ter The rnill~,;h was a handicap Albany 62 75 .W evl. .. _ ,,., J-l.allh> 11. and Miller JcHey Clt.y !l2 60 .437 WUXl lll,n, IH:m tlw 21·YfL1d linr. Toronto 46 I:IJ .~1 .IN OUR OFFICE i m11d~ i11 N~W T•rlt. York, ' , Christian Scicnca textbook, "Sci· ,·encc ant.l Health with Key to th~ 1 I ScriptUlXll>" by Mury Baker Eddy : "Throu8'hout oil gcncrotions both before a.nd llfter the Christian era, the Chri st, us tho Kpit"itulll idea,the retl.ectlon of Gotl,-bHs come with m~mc meuurc of power and grHcc to a ll prepurcd to receive Chl'ist, 'fruth. Abraham, Jacob, Mu11es, 11ntl the )ll·ophete caugl'lt glnrinus glimpses of the Mesaiah, or Christ, which baptized tlwse l!eCI"9 in th~ div ine nature, tho cS· llefl<:tl ~f Love" (lJ. 233). CAPTIVATING PAJAMAS! W..u,eH ~ ~ j • 1Doa'~ JOq~t that the lnd1anapoUa at. Paul. Lautawtlll: ... M!DDe&po&ll. IN8 Sport& Wi-ltef New Br.J~.ARDIN ,_ fiHtl 4 VI:. f 4ltii()PIIIS --~ • • a. The : Walloper from worcester" ~· I i nclude~ The l..eiHio n-Scrm o n a l11o 1 , , the fnlluwing ---~-:Under Same Mana..u;emnt ALBA COURT " "';~ lnnrl nf the ~hodow or death, UPOII them hath the light ~hined" (ltmi11l1 I ,,2). AND ' , , - ·- - . r.:anaemeni:B ha.ve practically been former Chicago ·;,~.J&.~:~oordoa made for Mn Bchmeliu& and young Rhodes, elt-Yank~ pitc'l Strlblinl' to meet iP Miami, Fin .. th Red durin1 Ule Ja8t.· week in Februa•Y, e. Box kl a !i lo 4 decl.,.lon Joe Ja"obo announA~ .. •~'"'-. c~;er the White SoJ::. " ......., ..........v,~The Braves and Reda were Idle ~ lni that both sldea b~ve ag:r to ~e matCh. 8o ii.PParently there ill no hope of averting tbe consequence, FlGHT and. In tile course Of time, a very At New York-At Dunbar, New gripping enCOWltt!r Is bound to en· York Jcathe~wo!Jht, defeated JolUl- sue. In fac:t, those who saw thetn DY Dundee, New York (10). 1\aht fift~~en rounds in Cle\·elan.:i c ·harlie Grimm. t:~ta r Chicago Cuhl-i' firl't baseman lind Lew Feldman. Brooklyn, defeatell for the championship cam hsl"dly present manager s how1 1 with Presid('nt William Veeck Tommy Pt.ul, Buffalo. na.tional box- walt.. This time, they'll figM fifteen ' ' ' lngassoclationteatberwelghtebam- roWlds for no reason at all, e-xcept Grimm (right) signed a new contract Lil pilot the Cubs pion tnon tttleboutl <Bl. that. llomebody hiLs flil:ured the gaLe next. season The stellar llr:il sac kman prumi:-;ed a penHarry Ebbetts, N4l'W York llght. w\1 do r.mo.oooandthat'&nQmm·sel ' · heavyweight, defeated Cowbo:1 in haiiard time& IUI:e these. · nant thifl year, nnnther one'n~x l year, a.11d i!i reputed to Wills .. <6) . The match is contin~ent un be listed on the Cubs' roster nL a salun of $~0 000 A t PIU.tlburgh- Fra.nkie Gooseby ~tuneltng emerging triumphant. M~ • • • '· Cleveland knocked 1)Ut JiLek Wilson wt! say down at the blacksmit.hf; yearly. Ptttsbura:h 161. from imOther Y:riiJplng encounter he - c,----c-- ---· ____ - --- - - . • ~ -- ~ - ~~Jackie Wilson, Plti.Bburih ban· has sehed.uled with Mickey Walker tl111.t lime, Mr J acoOO will h11v e thcl s won the shoot-on match . tamwelght defeated Joet Bosak. next mooth. But, accordlnl toM:-. fur1J1er revelations. He h".; been Gh1cam; who tumed In 1Jh1cago (8) , Jacobs, this Is largely u. formality. lltL"angely silent of late buL can oe able ,;cere.~ included: At· AsburY Park. N. J .-PauUc Altbouah. of course, lt can he.ve no deAeneled upon "to reach a number H . Hirth, Marlon, 91 ; L. 'walker Trenton mldd.lew.e lghtknock bearing on his r~marltS, I tl_llnk It of flhportoot declSioru; JUt:L as sOOII <'Hit:·,.,, Mar lon , 93, E. o. 011• '".''~·\ ed out Bucky Lawless, Syracuse (8) . would 'be weU \41 add _th~t Mr. Jtt· , as the flghte•· mnkes up hil> mmct. l T1ffun. 90 : R c. Garretson, Ash· w~· ~ched &J't-t"r hlttln1 Into .... cobs I& la11Jely Schmel~gs rq.anage,· , for him: . ·. 11111 d 9 1. P. A Romig, Uhrlchavtlle dodft-~ wt\\)- the bnses J.oRded ;n Wl'tll The -W-- etlera having Carte Blanche m the matter Stribling, meantlrue, 1s out t here !l:.!. L E. Marqu;.s, Belldontalne, tJ:Iti sixth lnn1n8;. ...., ot conducting .hU! b~slness. ,In fact in AuatralJn, OOw)hll! , OVCl' Ul_e, 9:1: I) F. R.l.w:;clwr, Pomrroy, 94; Chicago hasn't anybody to beaL At Hollywood--John Pe~>ek of he ls absolutely allowed t.o do what~ humpty dmnptir~>, am\ h15 mind ,r; Dr. ·Et. v. Ky!e, Hlcksvlllc, 9".1; bQt Brooklyn. The Pittbburgh Nebraslt;a defeated Everett Marshal! ever Schmeling tells him . already made U[J . Hr lin:> rJ edU,d Ral il Smoots KClltnn 92" J A ~at vaniBhed oompletcly when of Colorado for national American The ex~cbampion will arrlw! from th11t $200.000 1s a Jol ol monl')'. even Hl ~~ -i Marl. 00 . ~nd' J · 8 " t,H~! Pirates blew two games to the 1\!e!lion heavyweight wre&tling, cham Europe tomorrow 11t noon. his first If they dm,·;. get it. · E ,n e n .Mart ~ 11 '33 ' · · 0- · · • JII,IQ.\Ul~. 11 to 3 and , 6 1.o 5. The Plonship. vtsl~c~~c Sharkey dlstl.stel', and ~ mDn. ..Hurnbll:d by the leaiue-leo.din~ Cub& in the ftl'flt two Pll\ftl! of their crudtJ three-pme eeries In Ch1n...-~n caco, ... ....,...era are five and a hAll laatell out of first place toda,l'. Even U \bey capture the fln~~ol a:a.me of tbe series this afternoon, they have mufted thelr big chance to cut Into ChJcago's lead . Brooklyn's only chance 1£ thOLt the Cubs. a poor rood team, will go I.<J pleeea on their final Jaunt tlnough the ea&t ne"Lt month. By that time hDwt:'tlllr Chicaao's lead 15 Likely t.o be bla enough to wlthatand tl slump. They have won nlue out of ten pmes during their present homt! stand agalnst the east. 'nle Oub8 celebrated manager Chai'ley Grimms 33rd birthday yesteril&y by knocklna: out Wa.t.son ClB.rt, a.ce of the Brooklyn pitching statr, and· burying the Dodgers undel' a 9 to 3 landslide with 6herfi1 Guy Bush boldlnr1!1rooklyn to Bev~ en hlta. Hack Wllaon, Brooklyn out--> fielder who once wss Cb.lcago's Idol. ' ;lowln,i';from tl.e .tyble: -"The peoplf that walked in darknt>sll h~o~vo tmen a great light: they that dwell in tht .21 · lla1 Ia Columbut at. &Oinukee. Tclel!lo at K&n..l City. - -- the liKmll yesterday, and today, nnd 1 forever" (Hebrew! 13:8). Among the citallon11 which compriBe tbt heBt!On-Sennon is thn fol - '1 ROOM . ' 1 "CHRIST Jl*;l:iU:," is the !!UhJclt, be read il' all Churches of Chd~t, Scientist, on Sunduy, Augu11.t 2~. · The Golden Tcllt is: "Jt~11u~ Chri~t BATH $1.5lt D~lllt(INO VICTO'A'l! Hdenti~; t uf Cbri 111, of the Lessurl -S() l'!ll Oil which will BaMa RediiMNI ftOO~S ··~· Churchet~ I -~ HOTEL <::OL'u'MBUS MOfj,~L A ~ -~-- - 8 • 28 • 3 ~ • i . MABEL IS YOUR cQlJ 348-L at once. 1 ·1 r~ I • •INS Sports Wr1Wr lfi poundli. Pinder Ne ltMiet J.;;i~i~;,;:- Nq- York, Aug. 2&-INS---Brook· lyn can t1ss the Nat1onal teague .,.nnant goodbye. · Wel~~;ht ttbout ~ ·, m-JMUMJ fUHmA ') 8¥ LEB CONKLIN . L08T--8mall brown Boston terrier. - • 1 ·• ···~ Sox, . W.in radio or cal! 241-J. NtW)'W~.~ · dilrri. o..IJ ..._. r PIRA.TES .., ! . LOSE TWO ol o"r~ for RentFOR iiEN'f::S o& - I. IDCI'eue Mar~n T• -Five . And·· One · • Half Gamea lblol. lOll - B~yu ·' • -<l · - worda mejiO I Ch ..... t, HT SUIBliNG YNJUSf,S TYDe Uk• Grimm Signs as Cubs Manacer • 1' . ; 1. • • • • • •!) I~ ' -. ' . �' I FRIDAY. AUOUST .~. lU:i !!'II GAlUPUll~ W'' "" M~U lUD 1 ~~=-~ CI.ASSIFUD A.QV~JtTJI"NG 8MAllE" U' SirE FOR TIME ~ ~Ec·poro~ r iliiil t1 p~) .t.1o pili: I OOIIIOOUIIft - .. ' une. I · ...1--'-.~ i To P~il•; Yankees, l • ' Sen~t­ A.'s, -Cianta. Red ' t .. -.·· ~ l SHOULD SAIL RIGHT UP 'ltl MAGGlE AN' POP HER IN 1 WA.NT 1\-lA.T MESS OF- NEWS· R».PERS OI'F'N MY FRONT PORcH 1HIS YES, OJ:AA! fNST,.o..NT! lHE SNOOT? ' YE-S, DEAR! room!, lur~ na.ce heat, goOd loel\tion on M!i.lll at. Inquire at The De.lly Tritnme. 8·23·31.. ALL MAKES ol raawt. serviCEd :\~ reas6naiblli prlcea. Brlna- tn yow R. M. Cr068. ~NVBODI' CAN t,ET o\ 11i:rHTWAO LIKE VOU TO 1,.0 HAW' ON ANYTW1Nl,IT'5 ~ Columbul. Ohkt toe Bo9b111 Flrepruot' COFFEE SHOP New UO'rEL ~myrna, . ' ·- · -· ' 1·, ~ Florida. Write t"or Booklet ~and Ra&el James H. Butler, M.aqer ? ~· B;· ..oAviSJ~ 11 ' Jlllll~agc from thf l"i 1 LO<Jl<S. L! lc:.E 'YE5, t'T'S HEY.' NO\IJ VJE DU~Ty V-lON'T l<.loJQ\N WEATHER. \A\H ER-E W~ERG AHEA-D B1 EVA A. TINGEY 411 r;,,,, •• J~ll '"' uuJteJ l~rllrnu I rltrtdrd l• P"ri1 111d j,\o,- AR.E" WE~ WE .ARS ~y · Tl·H::' LOO!<S o~ IH•S l=OG W5 MU'ST ]3E" in pa5tel (t f# Ill Jfl .U ttt!d It 11 ftttnJ r1 t. i Pa1t1N11 ' .:'''' letter U the i • -!·' .. ·'' ia..Ulon A . TI'1Jt1•'.. l1 Wf'lllt. ""' ~ew . •, •• 11:. ,' CE~TS in-Coin iild Coupon HI yop tbl• pa~tern by return mail. r•rla llr~ ''"rm•U Kf'f'J'(-" . HE' 'WANrs I ' A . ' Bel whlch repartee. 110111e peoz:;!e \Ululate bunelle. a.. M06t of Lhem were limited to five Pi•tbiar i• 0~ Bell.r 1"bere Is no fouodatlop for l~l IJOSJOI•r belief t!Jat ftau poth rOt minutes on the l'OIJtrum, had to )'" qulcii:IJ If tbe lum'·-r 11 let ap. st.runle for seat.! with lntelllteo.l '"' but. unauthorlljed strangers, and 1 aide diJwD troru lhe wa,. It l"ew; Ill IWft'fl &ked around the aisles In Ute fut, fornt .enlce tnt• ladltt.tt ndls' but arUflcial stampede-s. I iu•t the oppoalt.. / Lo.,.,., SYNOJI!IJR o\OI>. Ili<AN ww·hiugl.r.n ~~t;~~:~ 11 d C. E. Roesc~er of Pomeroy Among Leaden, Breaka st. Lou:s 94 Targets 0111~ n go 10 5J ~~ ~ 05 66 JB 33 Bl 90 .I 1'\l.Slt-11 YES'rt;RIJA. Y'S I ' j .I DOD .' AMt:RI(;.t• ASSOCIATION" Mrs. n. s. Urijp!by of Okla· nuc Olty, lh.ns: ;.om :n yfllL!s, wa~ Mlnnenpolis 11. Columbus 7. the higtl wonum scorer of the W.y. Kanta9 City 'J, Louisville 6. 8ht: w lalcd 93 •mt (;[ 11 poc.sllJ!ro nundred. Mr~- - W i?. A .drew:;. u: 1 Toled" fi. St. PaUl 2 . 1 Atlr.ntn, Oa., wn.s scc0ml amo!l:; • Cnly games scheduled. the wc men w1th Ill :::\lu' n l~n IJr,'n from the 21-ynl'd Jme as d1d Mrs NATIONAL LEAGUE ! Bunny Keys~ t· - o.ml Ml.~s All et' Philadelphia 11, Pittsburgh 3. Crothe rs. Chcslnut Hill. Pn ~rhrl FhllRdelphia 6, Pitt.sbutll"h :. (10 Ucd fu tlt:.rd wl\h 90"s M1~;; ()1.1- , mnings l I I I I ··- - -- .. - \ RESULT~ / ---- --- - - - II , Elitninated Japs in Doubles l " OUR R"~~IO l,.1$TENCRS' "RE IN'o/ITeD To WRiTE u-t ""'~ $v4bE'S'r--1 ~QW C:.I\N IM.PROVE OUR . WE ' 1.• i>"~"' s,~s - l"t .v <oul.l> \MPRoVE i.t·hNCi~ \ 100 rc_s~et.n- 1t= Yov S"roP,P.EP·· S~O~Ilf~~~~<) \!I>(TIREi.Y" ' O~H) ! ~ fllldd out. •Vlh bring 1• • • • INTERNATIO:NA.L Lf.AOUE Newa.rk at RQcheskr. Ba.ltlmore at. M.crl.tru: Albany •t Toront.o. Jtr:;ey Clt.y at; BuJfalo. 1 They were Bub,lee\.. w boOint;. ter you unwrap the hoot.ll\8 and othel' spLntaneow~ DOl· Michigan Youth I - -;;,-.; :;;;.--y-,-.,-.A-.,-.I Makes Fine Mark .''"" ':AGU~ In Vandalia Shoot 1~~~,a(~;;~~(l ~ !! I - ----~----".. Yol'IJ. Cit• j. ~ETURN !;lOUT WI 'J1.I FIELDS! fU .. ... ... .. ........... .. ..... .... ... ..... .. ... . .. .. .. ' .. ' ....... .... ....... .. ·Aittf~ • '" l!l•a~•f!l~ll at' once your Paris pattern, N~. !0~6. si•c-to ~~m· ' I llAih l "r ,(lnuu f;v" ' follltW• lua w~;; l I 10 13RO~OC~'ST'; ~~~ 1iae yuu want. >OUt ' · St. l.o¥&1 at. Philadelphia. Chl.c:aco at ~ Gciy IJ&IIIe& acheduled. "ExcelaiOI"," Ii AIN'T 1nd plainly your n11me •nd full 1ddren, tho fiU.,ber of the Plttem Addrcu ' " BURNLEY Y• Wfl3 1 Send U cent• (Jq 1~11-::.'lP• Of coin) . 1 to Fa1hlon Bure11u. \Vrile earefutly 1 I and l' ' . /o .18. u Hf1J1 f•r iMmt4.,~ry. How to Glt These OUT I ·I '[ II ~~~ , •• · : Tim Jt~tltr" A'~- IOlO Flfll1 lnrrrtd 111 JIIIJ ~..SOB l h:•t• ~ te gnd doned ~~trcale are nice 111"11111111,. --~- ~ew And that word that"s the stud' you throw out af- t9 yard distance. strili~d i shadu, ..- · ai buf ""'"'··I M uuH lU d i: ·1 Jro I ,·on• lhl: 2[)yard m&rk :u~d L ow.:r~ from thl' VIIA~"t~ F I1 Thr.)' arr _,o ~uily madt:, and the mulll cost W1 1I amaze you. Pn]Ue I'E~\o·~ ' drl , \ made nf wh1te linen. Red and white &tripe~ linen trim lends gay accent. at Hew York at. 81.. Louifl. PblladelphW. at Plt~urah. AM&ai<4UI IAAGVE the world, a Brooklyn at 'ChlcQ:o• c~~IUd ~ J'~ I 1"111; '11.\-' ~ ruJ ' [ Here' 1 l >Uthful pajamas fl)l' heac.h or garden wear.. Th~y are las 1 h&J\d Loni:fellow "'lru the only ))O$C. who ever &aid a word abollt the! stiy who ca.rrle-a bAnner . liO&t.on at Otncl.nnati. RESULTS I ~* the ,politics? The~ o't ~' f)a., -been written aboUt t.he l'l.t:TIO!IA" 1.11\GUE Aug. 26--INS-Ar. wUe ~-­ ~ Jhe Sfx\eenLb Ward. Why ICL VandBII""- 0., Aug :.:5.- JN$-NI\TIONAL LJ.AGUE Bobble Olds, :.'J;:i)-year-o\<1 111!\~:mbs· blub .. 'N. L. dale, Mich. , f1um youth. ru.ced t~c /chicago 60 51 t!Upn. m~ tc. t e.: [,,:; lll1Uksms.n & Bnoklyu 00 59 career todli.Y ns the finuls of the PH,tsburg;h 64 60 grJ.Ild AmcrlcatJ trapbhooUns Philadelphia . . . 64. 63 !.OHW\1-\JI';q,t 1:'1,-l \md orway hE"l"t!. Booton , . . . . . , . 63 64 Oldf. hitherto unknown 111 the jst. Louis . . . 6() 63 world o{ trBpa.bootmg, broke 99 New Yoi-k . . . 59 64 out of 100 da.;i Largct. in lh<: 1Jl'ed- • Clncinnall . . 53 '74 Umlnti"Y round.~ yesll:rdny to 111:11. the field of 700 of t he countr;'.~ 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIAIION be:H IJ)I\I"ksmcn. He alro eiatnwd Cl\tb w. L. Pet. n large r,hnm In t~e $4,000 m t:a:sll Mlnneapoll!; 'J9 52 603 priZt'K fol' the prellminary eVellt. 1 Colull,ltll!s 76 00 .6!)9 Tt:d Renfro, or Dell., Mo~t.., and Indianapolis 72 G'J .53'J Geunw · Ranson, of Bpnngllel<l. Ka nsar- Clt.v 68 64 ..310 Ill, twd in S£cotui JIIHCC wiLh &3 Toledo 69 U6 .5lf 1 birds eii.Ch. In the shoot-off Mllwaukf'e 66 61l .5m 1 match, t.be Illinois u w.rksmcn Louisville ;)t 78 .409 Look tlrst place by breakmr: 24 tar· st. Paul 48 84 .aM gets. Third position went to ken · fro, who broke only 22 blrdh ill U1c INTF.RN!il"IONAL LEAGUt: shoot-otJ match. . Club W. L. Pet. 'lhrce' We•·c !Jed for fourth pla1;c. Newark 90 48 .653 They *re· C. E. Miller, Mt. G ilead, Butfa.lo 75 61 .551 o., u ... ... ... .. wcl<i, Newburg, 'N Y · Bo.ltimore 76 M .543 ar.d Ka! I , Ma u::;t., De, t'olt. Mich. Mt.ntrrnl 71 65 .522 Ea ~/1 :.:~' " "J ~:Otl: ol 97 . 71 1!7 .614 1 Roches ter The rnill~,;h was a handicap Albany 62 75 .W evl. .. _ ,,., J-l.allh> 11. and Miller JcHey Clt.y !l2 60 .437 WUXl lll,n, IH:m tlw 21·YfL1d linr. Toronto 46 I:IJ .~1 .IN OUR OFFICE i m11d~ i11 N~W T•rlt. York, ' , Christian Scicnca textbook, "Sci· ,·encc ant.l Health with Key to th~ 1 I ScriptUlXll>" by Mury Baker Eddy : "Throu8'hout oil gcncrotions both before a.nd llfter the Christian era, the Chri st, us tho Kpit"itulll idea,the retl.ectlon of Gotl,-bHs come with m~mc meuurc of power and grHcc to a ll prepurcd to receive Chl'ist, 'fruth. Abraham, Jacob, Mu11es, 11ntl the )ll·ophete caugl'lt glnrinus glimpses of the Mesaiah, or Christ, which baptized tlwse l!eCI"9 in th~ div ine nature, tho cS· llefl<:tl ~f Love" (lJ. 233). CAPTIVATING PAJAMAS! W..u,eH ~ ~ j • 1Doa'~ JOq~t that the lnd1anapoUa at. Paul. Lautawtlll: ... M!DDe&po&ll. IN8 Sport& Wi-ltef New Br.J~.ARDIN ,_ fiHtl 4 VI:. f 4ltii()PIIIS --~ • • a. The : Walloper from worcester" ~· I i nclude~ The l..eiHio n-Scrm o n a l11o 1 , , the fnlluwing ---~-:Under Same Mana..u;emnt ALBA COURT " "';~ lnnrl nf the ~hodow or death, UPOII them hath the light ~hined" (ltmi11l1 I ,,2). AND ' , , - ·- - . r.:anaemeni:B ha.ve practically been former Chicago ·;,~.J&.~:~oordoa made for Mn Bchmeliu& and young Rhodes, elt-Yank~ pitc'l Strlblinl' to meet iP Miami, Fin .. th Red durin1 Ule Ja8t.· week in Februa•Y, e. Box kl a !i lo 4 decl.,.lon Joe Ja"obo announA~ .. •~'"'-. c~;er the White SoJ::. " ......., ..........v,~The Braves and Reda were Idle ~ lni that both sldea b~ve ag:r to ~e matCh. 8o ii.PParently there ill no hope of averting tbe consequence, FlGHT and. In tile course Of time, a very At New York-At Dunbar, New gripping enCOWltt!r Is bound to en· York Jcathe~wo!Jht, defeated JolUl- sue. In fac:t, those who saw thetn DY Dundee, New York (10). 1\aht fift~~en rounds in Cle\·elan.:i c ·harlie Grimm. t:~ta r Chicago Cuhl-i' firl't baseman lind Lew Feldman. Brooklyn, defeatell for the championship cam hsl"dly present manager s how1 1 with Presid('nt William Veeck Tommy Pt.ul, Buffalo. na.tional box- walt.. This time, they'll figM fifteen ' ' ' lngassoclationteatberwelghtebam- roWlds for no reason at all, e-xcept Grimm (right) signed a new contract Lil pilot the Cubs pion tnon tttleboutl <Bl. that. llomebody hiLs flil:ured the gaLe next. season The stellar llr:il sac kman prumi:-;ed a penHarry Ebbetts, N4l'W York llght. w\1 do r.mo.oooandthat'&nQmm·sel ' · heavyweight, defeated Cowbo:1 in haiiard time& IUI:e these. · nant thifl year, nnnther one'n~x l year, a.11d i!i reputed to Wills .. <6) . The match is contin~ent un be listed on the Cubs' roster nL a salun of $~0 000 A t PIU.tlburgh- Fra.nkie Gooseby ~tuneltng emerging triumphant. M~ • • • '· Cleveland knocked 1)Ut JiLek Wilson wt! say down at the blacksmit.hf; yearly. Ptttsbura:h 161. from imOther Y:riiJplng encounter he - c,----c-- ---· ____ - --- - - . • ~ -- ~ - ~~Jackie Wilson, Plti.Bburih ban· has sehed.uled with Mickey Walker tl111.t lime, Mr J acoOO will h11v e thcl s won the shoot-on match . tamwelght defeated Joet Bosak. next mooth. But, accordlnl toM:-. fur1J1er revelations. He h".; been Gh1cam; who tumed In 1Jh1cago (8) , Jacobs, this Is largely u. formality. lltL"angely silent of late buL can oe able ,;cere.~ included: At· AsburY Park. N. J .-PauUc Altbouah. of course, lt can he.ve no deAeneled upon "to reach a number H . Hirth, Marlon, 91 ; L. 'walker Trenton mldd.lew.e lghtknock bearing on his r~marltS, I tl_llnk It of flhportoot declSioru; JUt:L as sOOII <'Hit:·,.,, Mar lon , 93, E. o. 011• '".''~·\ ed out Bucky Lawless, Syracuse (8) . would 'be weU \41 add _th~t Mr. Jtt· , as the flghte•· mnkes up hil> mmct. l T1ffun. 90 : R c. Garretson, Ash· w~· ~ched &J't-t"r hlttln1 Into .... cobs I& la11Jely Schmel~gs rq.anage,· , for him: . ·. 11111 d 9 1. P. A Romig, Uhrlchavtlle dodft-~ wt\\)- the bnses J.oRded ;n Wl'tll The -W-- etlera having Carte Blanche m the matter Stribling, meantlrue, 1s out t here !l:.!. L E. Marqu;.s, Belldontalne, tJ:Iti sixth lnn1n8;. ...., ot conducting .hU! b~slness. ,In fact in AuatralJn, OOw)hll! , OVCl' Ul_e, 9:1: I) F. R.l.w:;clwr, Pomrroy, 94; Chicago hasn't anybody to beaL At Hollywood--John Pe~>ek of he ls absolutely allowed t.o do what~ humpty dmnptir~>, am\ h15 mind ,r; Dr. ·Et. v. Ky!e, Hlcksvlllc, 9".1; bQt Brooklyn. The Pittbburgh Nebraslt;a defeated Everett Marshal! ever Schmeling tells him . already made U[J . Hr lin:> rJ edU,d Ral il Smoots KClltnn 92" J A ~at vaniBhed oompletcly when of Colorado for national American The ex~cbampion will arrlw! from th11t $200.000 1s a Jol ol monl')'. even Hl ~~ -i Marl. 00 . ~nd' J · 8 " t,H~! Pirates blew two games to the 1\!e!lion heavyweight wre&tling, cham Europe tomorrow 11t noon. his first If they dm,·;. get it. · E ,n e n .Mart ~ 11 '33 ' · · 0- · · • JII,IQ.\Ul~. 11 to 3 and , 6 1.o 5. The Plonship. vtsl~c~~c Sharkey dlstl.stel', and ~ mDn. ..Hurnbll:d by the leaiue-leo.din~ Cub& in the ftl'flt two Pll\ftl! of their crudtJ three-pme eeries In Ch1n...-~n caco, ... ....,...era are five and a hAll laatell out of first place toda,l'. Even U \bey capture the fln~~ol a:a.me of tbe series this afternoon, they have mufted thelr big chance to cut Into ChJcago's lead . Brooklyn's only chance 1£ thOLt the Cubs. a poor rood team, will go I.<J pleeea on their final Jaunt tlnough the ea&t ne"Lt month. By that time hDwt:'tlllr Chicaao's lead 15 Likely t.o be bla enough to wlthatand tl slump. They have won nlue out of ten pmes during their present homt! stand agalnst the east. 'nle Oub8 celebrated manager Chai'ley Grimms 33rd birthday yesteril&y by knocklna: out Wa.t.son ClB.rt, a.ce of the Brooklyn pitching statr, and· burying the Dodgers undel' a 9 to 3 landslide with 6herfi1 Guy Bush boldlnr1!1rooklyn to Bev~ en hlta. Hack Wllaon, Brooklyn out--> fielder who once wss Cb.lcago's Idol. ' ;lowln,i';from tl.e .tyble: -"The peoplf that walked in darknt>sll h~o~vo tmen a great light: they that dwell in tht .21 · lla1 Ia Columbut at. &Oinukee. Tclel!lo at K&n..l City. - -- the liKmll yesterday, and today, nnd 1 forever" (Hebrew! 13:8). Among the citallon11 which compriBe tbt heBt!On-Sennon is thn fol - '1 ROOM . ' 1 "CHRIST Jl*;l:iU:," is the !!UhJclt, be read il' all Churches of Chd~t, Scientist, on Sunduy, Augu11.t 2~. · The Golden Tcllt is: "Jt~11u~ Chri~t BATH $1.5lt D~lllt(INO VICTO'A'l! Hdenti~; t uf Cbri 111, of the Lessurl -S() l'!ll Oil which will BaMa RediiMNI ftOO~S ··~· Churchet~ I -~ HOTEL <::OL'u'MBUS MOfj,~L A ~ -~-- - 8 • 28 • 3 ~ • i . MABEL IS YOUR cQlJ 348-L at once. 1 ·1 r~ I • •INS Sports Wr1Wr lfi poundli. Pinder Ne ltMiet J.;;i~i~;,;:- Nq- York, Aug. 2&-INS---Brook· lyn can t1ss the Nat1onal teague .,.nnant goodbye. · Wel~~;ht ttbout ~ ·, m-JMUMJ fUHmA ') 8¥ LEB CONKLIN . L08T--8mall brown Boston terrier. - • 1 ·• ···~ Sox, . W.in radio or cal! 241-J. NtW)'W~.~ · dilrri. o..IJ ..._. r PIRA.TES .., ! . LOSE TWO ol o"r~ for RentFOR iiEN'f::S o& - I. IDCI'eue Mar~n T• -Five . And·· One · • Half Gamea lblol. lOll - B~yu ·' • -<l · - worda mejiO I Ch ..... t, HT SUIBliNG YNJUSf,S TYDe Uk• Grimm Signs as Cubs Manacer • 1' . ; 1. • • • • • •!) I~ ' -. ' . �• ' " ' ' Personals Collection or Taxe1 Slil'hn, Hi1her in June Due lo Scbool Levy • I The toLiill Jun e J.ax colJeetlon tn Matgs county was $190,88CUS, according to the atatement or Boa· "P mer L Rouah, treasurer or Meip Syracuse To Meel om· county, made PridBY mom101. Midd" Players Sunday TM wtal collection, as complle4 by the trea.surer, was tlD1,25'l.t6 Aftemoon from real estate, plua &.118e&8menta of . _ _ 1$251'.69. Refunds amount to $648.61, te ted ..... ~- - t'd leaving the bo.lrmce t.o be d18tribut· r11.ns w110 are 1n res In Septerrkr l. ball and eager tAl see -..·hat promise-; The C1lllectlon for t.his half to b€ lil really guod baseball 11:am!, I amounted to t19,'188.1'1' _... more tb&n .-.hould Journey to Kina 's ~ball that of Decetnber due t.o the school ..... levy Qf 2. l'i' mllls, voted and carried peril: Sunday afternoon where lbe in various ~~ehool dlstrlct.J. ThiJ Syracuse lliftte&atlon will meet thf' school levy nece118lta.ted a rreater w~ll known Pomeroy a.nd Middle- amount or work for the ' treasurer port. comblnetlon of youthful bill and deputies followina: t.he close of pl&vers the tax collection period and they The local sport.s tallowers will have been working dUI~ntly In 1ecognlte their favorites In Dye· Icompiling the exact total of oollec· Crow. Eddie Guinther, Tufr Lewls, ltlons 'amounts to be distributed etc Ptemt.U and others wbo have been Mr' Rollllh said that the June' col~ r.a vn:rting around on the diamond lectlon seemed to be a fair coUec~ llll .o;elilwn meeting and deteating lion and on an average with other 1 MMne cr the best anreaatlona 111 fJE>I locll'l despite t h b 1 ttlis neek of the woodll Two of theh· e U8 ne88 s ump. moat noLable t.riumph'l are *he on e~; I (;LUB IS FORMED rwer a collecllon of 1:l.ars broUKht 1 from West Virginia some weelul ago by Lhat dean or Mount.a.ln Sla~t j At an a.ttmcUve and dtllshtrul snorts , Harrv Grimm and over th .. 1 lawn party at the home o1 Asa. Hoa okier collectlan of stal'8 playina !klna :and B11lter, Ada. Thund.ay under the MiddlePOrt banner under evenln(l, It Watl decided to orp.nlze the direct1011 of Chick Hvsell Thf I a club for the pi'DmotJOn of wholeLads are young but ll:now how to and some outings, to be known a,e tbe can play bo.seba.ll with many older ja F Club <food, ftJUowshlp, tun J ji.U1 more c:tperlenood sthl~tes. The M1·. Hoskins was elflct«t prelident SYracuse O.ftJ~Tegatlon Is well known of the society and Mrs. Narman Poa8 to nil fans alone the Pomeroy Bend was elect.ed secrctary-treaaurer. 'nle 811racu~~e Is Probably better known officers will serve but three months. thon nny other vlllB(Ie In the stat~ Ma11.1vames, auch as cr9Q..Uet, m m the whole country fOl' t.hnt quoits, recreational ball, etc.. were matter, f or the number of Its good e njoy~ at the party Thursday bo.!l players when the size of the evenll1(r after wbJch a watermelon r.ommnnlty Is taken lnto consldera- and cantaloupe feast waa aerved Uon It was decided to hold another' Richard Duckworth ill In charre lnterestlna meeting of the ne lJl nf lhe Syracu~~e rontlngent and a rbunded club Bepem~r J3 , In • : 9 • iood clean lntrreBUng rame can btl recuEc A ·-·n nper.ted ..,._., •••d w1tmer rou11 t · u _ ~wUI be enjoyeG_a~~t time. I ' I 1 1 I I j -I The Pomeroy-Middle- ! SOCIAL port All-Star Argreration Given by Peace Church will meet Syracuoe at Saturday in Franz buildKing'• Ball park Sunday ing, main at, Home made afternoon at 2:30. Ad- Ice Cream and luncheo mi .. ion .lOc and lSc. served. - -- --------~- ---- •oomTv Mn<. Bolio Vo""' ' lbundoy ......... to ~~~~~hyere:n,'on~u~::r.!r!~:: l "' ., I hh" ·""-~-- u - . . . . . . . [ ~ ~1 f_2~~_ a::,o;moe.£1 •~blr.:i!~ ••- John K rupp and daJ, AUi\lSt 20· lltu e lr.i:Ja: 111 nue Mr11 Lester Fauber and thr. Mr. 8 nd _,.,. J4l6Selj Marruerl~ Meyer anJ Ellll.e Mr. and ~rs John StewJ,rt Y' 00· , tUtLiit£d Rhea Anne and h88 tl'e Hart were a:ueats. Mt11. Harry Pel~ wabua were recent J~uesta or Mrs. 1 dttlnctlon otl haVIng nine ' 11v1J11 .. r n!Celved. blah scoft of the e\'e• J I'UpP'8 mother, Mrl!l. Catherine gn.ndparents, U.e il andpa~nta 1 t nlna Reibel. j art1 Mr. and M:ra. Jav M . yen n Miu Franliea M;ich.aet of Athens Mrs. Marruet Ramey who has Fqneroy and MrB. Will .31.ASbine af .va&. a bUalnea Ylaltor In t.own Prl~ ht-tn visii!JlB rel&Uves here the 1 ~·shen, 0. The J'l'(!(l;~fl'lllcparday. past month, has returned to her 1 erits are MY. and Mrtt. Qsc.al•' M;,1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaet.tnar are 1 horne In Coltunbws. 1 · ~~.. era. Mr and Mrs. Pml Full.& anp movlns from the Miller apart 111 ents Mrs. Dena Roeenbe+UritJJ ot Nay- I Mnl. Hannah Price. M~. AUce on Mu)berry Avenue t.o l.he Char- ~ lors Runs, is moving ,to, p,e Hent)' Pr lt.y cf Mlddleporl, lll 1L Rna~ ~ People& property on Laurel st. Reibel property on eiu1nr Bt. 1 gu»l-rrandrnotber. Mise: Emma P'lndUna left P'r1day Mrs. Phil W1Jllam80rl &Del two 1 · for Cleveland when! she wlll vlalt Uua'htrra, Helen and Nary, ft- • GALLIPOLIS MAN A.RR•STED with frtendl and relathes. tumed from Piclr:erinl(tctn, Thun- 1 D. M. Olutter fond Lnt!'r Heron day where they spent the put 1 Clarence Manertna, or GalllpoUs, ol Atbene nre bUIIIness vlaiWrs In st:veral days v1a1tina Mr. and Mn.l wall broUibt to thfl Melp county .own Prtday. w. H . Darst. jJall Thursday nilht, by Dan& Traey Mr and ll1'1 J. E. D. Hartinger 1 Mrs. Will DOrst and dauthter, I to .face a eham of but&rdy tiled. :spent Priday In AtheWI attednlng Millll Martha and MlMI!a '!tRUe by Ora.ce Srnlth. Manerlna .aeHoos and Dora Reuter went to De cured nece~~ary bond tor hill ap· ;be Athena county P'alr. Mra. Wesley Genhelmer of Ohes- tro'Jt, P'rlday, to spend the we.tk · pearanoe In a Just~ of the peace ter Wlill a vttUor ln .town I~rlday. ' with Mr. and M~. Lyman Mt- court here and waa,~lealed. Le El hi 11 roy c nger att.eudt!d t '! Cl <>nken MARRIAGE I.ICENIE Athens COunty Fair in Athens Frt~ Uwo Tel of Parkel'fibli!B', came A marrlaae llcen&e WIIB lMued by day, Friday to apend tbe week end the probate court Friday morniPI to Mrs. E. K . Llpplneott returnftd 1with relative~> »..nd friends. Arnold c. Hoffll)anw ~. of Zane&. from ClncJnnatl Thursday aftfor a. The condition of Mrs. Mary vllld, and Clara. DoWM, ·21, of Mid· short vtaU. there with friends. I Bradbury of Mulberry avenue, dleport He m the 50 ~ of Newton Ml'l'l J . H. O'Melia of Mt. Lt'b- which has been seriow; for the I. Hoff~an, form!t'ly 0 ~eat Ool- I ! I I I ~npn, MISS Minnie Branahan or Munc•~. change<!. Pa.., Mra M. A. Doran and PBJ!t few weeks, remelns unthe , ore realstered at the Hct.el Mrs. Cbarlett ZJnuner anq aon. Martin a ll guest& and while here ChariM, arrlved Thunsday 'from ~bey will attend t.be Rousll tam - Lexlngon, Ky., for a vlsJt with Jly reunion at New Haven. 'and Mre. Jobn 8Chlaepl. Cbarles Kautl . a.nd dauaht.er, -R •. ; r . West was a DU.slneas viaMiss Mae Kauh o1 Charleslon, !tor 'In New S~lt.nUie, PH~a:Y. .!:pent Thursday with relatives ·-• , htre UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVI a•u Mr and Mrs WUll3 J L. MorriU, vlct-J)realftent ot baby of Columbus, came Ohio State Unlverijity, wu a bual~ l!pend the week end wtth the ness at the atrlce of Oeorp w. mer's mother and awlt Mn; KreiUer, county farm qent, Thursnle Davia and MIM Sadie PhJJ afWmoon. Mr. Kreitler anHP&. shortly after his depar . that a meetlne of alumna-, ex-studen,t8 ot the university bl oounty Would be c~~olled at on 1 11 . 1-Bc up. May""21 1-4, PIT:I'8BU&OH PaoDUCE Auy:. 26-INS-Poultry market study ; demand fa.tr; supply mcxl.erli.te; colored h.ens 13-18; le&horn hens 12·14; colored broilel'!l 14:-UI: leghorn broHera 13·14; rosters 8· 10, ducka 10-12; reese 8-to. Butt.er market 1trady; demand auppJ.y moderate; 92 89 ,........ 21 ., ...... " ••• : .. f~ tone; demand moderate; ftrtt nearby reeelpta 16 1-2 Ul; fresh etrax ftr11ts 18 18 1-2; bennery whites extras 1t·*l; So. Q , W Va., Ky,, current. r«eJ~te 15. ~ , Vegetables tomatoea marl!: • . dull; demand tk>w; aupply 'VV)l> Jilht; nearby 6 qt. ehip bl:fb•;·· 16·2$: Maryland ratr oondlt&dn. , ·OYflf ripe lua boxes 8x8 Picilr: a.id latyer t5- lndudingPepperell, 81 inch Sheeting ....... _22c a Yard Pepperell, Pillow Tubing . . . . . . . . . . . 16c a Yard Mens Bear Brand Socks ...... _. . . . 4 Pairs 26c "Modess" &nitary Napkins ........ _15c a Box "Amoskeag" Staple Ginghams _.. _.. .SC a Yard "Hencoop YY" Unbleached Muslin .. 4c a Yard "Wheeling" No. 3 Galvanized Tubs .. _. __ .. SOc Boys "Blue Ridge" Overalls ............ _.. 50e "Merit" Dress Prints . . . . . . _. . 8c a Yard Glass Tumblers . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . 2 for 5c Boys "Little Major" Dress Shirts ......... _44c ''Father George" Superior Sheeting ·5 yards 29c Boys Wool K~ckers .............. _...... 89c .. "GAY CABALLERO'' I 1 LffiERmU THEATRE M•ddJ F""'•~ tnd •~turday, Au•. 6- dUlL 2 27 "nEAST · OF THE BEAST" D Pu~r ezport.& to extend the advance were made- w1t.b t.he bull force• UliQ&: aLeeJ as the leader. The advance ahowed very Uttle anap and tbet martet turned very duJL While 1. R . T . wu weak at one loirne bebll' oft ne"'Iy half Ita valllf! B. M. T. met allpp&rt and recovered an eirly Joea. Purt;ber unsettlemeqt; wu c:rea.te•1 by a downtlb'n ln wheaL &rter a firm openins. Cotton wu ent.tlc. Otht~r commodities were ea&)l. Bonds contlnued to meet heavy proflt.-taklna and worked lo'ftr. Tradell paid Utt.le ~ttenUon t:J Washington bWllne55 conference and the opUmilltJe nature of Prell· dent Hcover't addf'tM. .-... 7 '.,.,! •~~; Sat~rday, • ' common to medium II'UI OOWI 22&-325; medium buill 2'715~116 main ly. Cit.lftl receipt.! 1&0; martet ratb. er slow -.bout a&eacly; a few tiettea· ~ grade vealera e&Ct~'lao. Sheep D\kket ...... l&lr]yreceipt& ~e~~... botwr ..... bindy ,..,. t s-esa: " buct:' out at 15-61&: common throw. J=· .....,., out.1 2&0..J; medtum Ulnrard to c. lartelf: -.,_.~ Unclto!>cod 100<1 , ·--;N·oliCE- Jack H""i• and Rio Horte and Doa ~- lSSIIlSII . II ~ I· I ~I I ~~~~~~t••••x••••IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ~ II II t • •r , II II I ·~ - -- ' II . . iht~e 01 -fortoble be; The styl.. sketched typify. . . " " • beneath which o:lentllic fcowra n cortful)y COf\C<Oied, ..suring s•ntl• IAA iltiio orch !Upport, trill Rttrns httls ond •..ole > ' roooo for ..,....1 1o< octlon;- A wido rongt ol widths ond .,,.. ·.,..bJe us to lit iou perftttly. M.ke your scl<etl0111 no~W, while statio ore hesh ond COAIPiete. ~$4 WIDTHS AAAA to EEE In Str•Pr Pui!IP •nd Tie Pottems 8 .~.J !1/ . -~ FalIDWII' Laltor ..,. ...lfbratloa. ' N,-:our Si-en-tiffick Shoe Departli)ent,- we '. present many things that are new ar!d beo~utilul in lo~w~ar .for Fo~ll. Styles tMt ' ·are in perfect taste, leathers that are luxuriantly '' prices that are pleasingly low, b~ing soft you the lasting satislctction of wearing shoes that combine fctshlon ond comfort with economy. - America aa ~'• 4ur- Olld ' ' .' - . \ o.••~ . Of ac001111t el Au1. 27 A1•o Comeclii!aa ''Tenahun and Romeoina" . Admlialon' 20c Adulto and IOc Children For E""rv Occosion .nd Every N••d wethen na u..rwiiWAfd. . · ttla. o.' ."PALS" ____,._- - - - vr lot lty)e olone, thoy ore just j lwn ~tade grau belf•n aroUn4 411) .. In •n • .- mEATRE, 01 thty con I 62&: will IUI 2ltla - Comedie•: "Lambe. Will Gamble;" uHan:l Boiled sho., h.sve ~ opp<o<once of "-• thot .... moclc " l AUI. -INII-Hoil no.ii>to 600 market Blow wealr: to 101:! ~: tee2:KI lt.. 6·52&: atroopr wetaht. down to 4'1'15 on about 240 lb. bu.~ 2150 300 lba. w .. f86; UI0-180 U., Cl5-415 packiD&,.,owa 1'-dy ai 1-1110. Cattle- l'eoelpta ISO market alow un· chamieq. few cows lll09bil, IJ'aiiY medium .ateen aDd yearllnp &-8711; paolu"' ted up to ~\'0111 !:Ill; ....,_ ... ..,. 0• With. ••an u~-low and Wa....___r Huaton I r..J Lll-IOUGH PI1T8BUB!it11 Lriul'OOK VISIT EVERY DEPARTMENT IN THE STORE S£E FOR YOURSELF THE VALUES IN THE AUGUST SALES--YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME HERE- -~-- "WEEK ENDS ONLY'~ Sl-en-li/flck Skoes .., ... Oabt.p mar~ dull; demand. alow; supply mcid.era.t.il : neiiby bu. baatete 4:0·60: l'ie:w York bulk per barrel 'm~IOO; 50 lti liCk U·· aaclc. '100~'i'!i; ca.h Iota New YOrk bUI't P-tt: ton $12. BTOCI< .I -" and ~:~~~~~f:~.i Sale lor the Last Days oiAugast. ------·-------· Wani.r FUian'a hour aent. &ea.d1nr t&&oclr:.s down from 1 t.o t polnLs. ·.fn.e ra.llJ were amonc the bq: lolen with Union Paeirle jo.n Benaett, Ben Lyon aDd Dela.y.rare HlJMon )JI hard hit. and. ~~ thftesptda.lIndus~ Cci~tJJ': "Maybe I'm Wrona'•. trials Am,erlcan can, allied chemical and Welllnfhouae ~e the poorSaturday, Aur. 27 ' _, 1 U ' ea1 ••ow na:. . 8 , Stet~. eonsolldat' 'lid a:u and American te~hone r ' atioweci auppott. ..... · , Sea te hDrt Geo. O'Bri~, Vietor Mcl.qlen. COnciUta Montene1ro 1 fresh ~rr! deve=~ :':ed e'::; 1 Comedy: "A.J'tillic TeJDper" afternoon and a mUd nilly peve)Qp- l"-="":::~::=::=:~=::===-7-:::::;:=:.;~:_:;;:"::'""----~· ed durlna which about hi&lf the louea were reeoveretl Tttu:llna was IJ ' } eport~ .I 1 Corn-8ept. 30 ~~s; Dec. 32 1-2; Ma:r 38 7·8. oate--sept. ta t-a; Ike 18 J· B, ON THE MAIN FLOOR -----~~·~- TODAY ~- Wheat-Sept;. Ml 5·8 ; new Sept. 112 1-2; Dec. 56; M1\y 60 'i'•B 61. · ' ELEet'RIC TliEATRE, Pomeroy, 0.' '!' - GRAINS Ohlcaso, Auc. 36---fNS-ara.ln• opened rlrmer todav. Wheat wa1 1-8 to 6~ac higher, oorn unehanaed to 3·8c hllher an1 oatl!l ateOOy to Including Everything in Furniture' and Floor Coverings 1 ' '' ., .:.~ •' WEATHER FORECAST- ~· OtliO Parlly cloudy, Mlfhtly cooler in Nc.rllwast pc1 uon wnlsht Swulay parllr cloudy, poa51bly followed by abowera In *he artern()(oll or nljjhl lu utreme West po~ FULL LEASED W.FRE OF iNTERNA'JIIONAL NEWS SERVICE By Lli:8LII: QOJJLD INS PinaPelll Writer New Yart., Aq. ._lNB-'nl.e etoot market put tQ a rn.ctlonary eeulon kJdaJ'. Prottt.-bldna wU per . alatent &Del wu swelled by receiVfl'ahlp for the J, R. T. decl1lte LD commodities and weatr:neu ln bmyJa. '<' Heavy seiiJn,J' aroJnd the nOon A .Presentation of What's New in Shoes for :Fall - .. .... .')).,; toDrop ; ' · • ' ( :~ -:- Hour Forceo Price. I . .. The August Furnitur~ ·Sale ---------- --- ~lliilf Arouad N,o oa Hartley a - 1~ READERS' NOTlCI!l - 11 J'OU want the News Offiee of The Dall7 Tribune, call 236-L; it tho BU8me. Office asl< for 202•1l. ReaetiOn Tendency Hea•y tl . ' I'RIDA'f. AIJOtiiJT ill. 1m ! :• Mr., In the Furniture and Floor' Covetlng Departm~nts. :' :. , , J ;: ' um~"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~·-· ;;~;;,A;u~bu~rn~=bu~ck~ed~~~~~~·~t!o~n~p~a:l~l~cla~y~.~~~~::~~:~:~~~~~;~~~~~~~~;~~~ 1 . . . . . .,.lilllllll'... AUGUSt ,SALEs: ,, • w..... I ELIIERFELDS. ' - rn- : ARE YOU TAKING ~D.V A;N:J'AGJ{ O,F • IIPBTS Mr. and Mn.llovld l<cO<o or Co- t tho Jumbue are spe~ a tew da.yw E. D Harper, about '10 J'ian. ot an's Kame &Dd PoreltD Kllll&aa· wtt.h Mrs. Bertba LJL&tnaet. aae, died audden)J aboUt. 1 o'eiOet . arf society a.t her berne on UnMn. Oecar &edel and daUihter f 1lday morninl at l:.he home o1 bll C<ln RW. lliMH Ann& Va118lUJ Martha &liabeth, went to Newark daUiht.et In New Karlbfttkl. Deatb Qd Katherine 8eblaep) were uJI'rtday for a ylait. with her mother. wu dLle to a ~ l.ttl.ck. ' ~~~nt' haltet~!ll. 1 Mrs. Uolenp&\llh. . Mr. Harper I • ptUrmelan 01 »t:votJoria were led by Mnl. Ruel Mra. Dor &cb&efer went to Co- dl$lnapolill, arrlv~ at ~ da\tlt:J.ter'l ~d. 'l'bll! WU fOllowed lumbus Prld&y to spend the Wt!ek home at New ~rahfleld '11\\U'Ida,)' bj the re&dina: ol two lnteratlng end with her parent.s, Mr and Mr.s.' r,.(unlng tntel)c:llna-tO nUt'Wiib.her p$Jten. the ftnt entwecL "Miaaion0 . L. Bradford. several d.,ya, Death wu a~, •'IT Petwonnel," WU liVm by Mrs. Will llvt. Paris went_ t.o Columbu~ u wlill J8.1d, &net un~ted. He V(U;t:carver and t be aecoad, Prlday for a ahM vialt. ! wu a fQrrner reaided\ ot D1tiMIJe, '"ehlna,"' WU ret4 by Mlee Ya~ llr. aru1 Mn. w.. s. Koe&lltr left 1 The daqhter anlll t~ eont aur- ~~~r. Twelve memben were for Columbwl Priday where they I Ylve. Hill wire precedC,!il ~ ln ~n\. The next meeUD&' wtu be will spend Ule week with Mr. and death two yean 880· b~l& at ...,the home of Mrs. ElbaMra. Ollver Hartley. They wer"!! i The iuneral aerviOel will be con- 1~th Orueser ol Mlnenvme. accompanied by their IJOJl, Norman 1ducted Sunday tJ~fHOOn at 2 ~ . Bot ham who will re-enter omce 1 o'cloelr: fl'om the CarUlqe Preeby- j t.OTS OF OIUNDP.t.ILRNTR Tr~~o1n1111 SchOoL 1Urian churt'lh wl~ lhtermtmt ln. · t ' . CLUII HOSTESH chara:e of Pln.'iterwald undtrt&llera. · ~ nd Mra. ~red <lean ol Me-Mrs. Helen Zelber wall bostt!ss 1 r. a · ..:d:::;•":::;·_ _ _ - I !l IFORMER RF.:SintNt 1 OF DYESVILJ.E, DIES ' . Stock Market Has -- • • • ,,. I 0'1'1 ST.It': .. I .. ,. ·' . .• ,J FARM[RS' STRIK[ IN C[NTRAl W£ST ~ STill SPRUmNC I Major Vict9ry Recorde4 When Milk Price h lncreaoed • WANT MORE For Wheat, Com, Barley, Oato And Flax In South Dakota B y WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON IN~ Staff CorrEApcndent Sioux City, Iowa, A.U!J 21'- m8---A curklus record cf gains and losses was recorded today rcr the mlllt&nt ranks or grain belt fat·mers who \vent on a. marketing strike to force hlghe1· prices ror their crops. The fam1 strikers 11cored u when /STRIK[ IS Clll[O I 18Y THIUSANDS If I[NCli~H W~RK[RS· i Victimized by Bogus Cops IINnEPIO AIRMEN !f ~ ll n ARRI~E : [HOE~JJNHmN ! 1 ,Cottpn Employeeo Walk! Out In Spite Of Deal perate Plight . Lee And Brochkon Unre· I ported Since Take-Off In Canada I I 1 OF THEIR FAM ILlES 'May Develop - Into One Of 1 ! Britain'• Gnateot lni duotrial W aro I ' r c~~u~ RE~ov ' HUN~H Supply Exhauoted · I Friday Evening; May I Be Afloat At Sea n l f~R B[TURTIMEI i • •• :Loa Angelea Man, Persoti':' I al Friend Of Hoover, ;,: h Chairman LONG PAST DUE IGas I Goes Into Politics OF NEW -COMMITTEt I - iSub-Committees f Appointed To Handle Variouoi, Phaoeo Of Work � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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