https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/27674bd1816321b38275da342d1c8d55.pdf f11e8f27ee32b4f42ca616551c2817ad PDF Text Text • ' " ' ' 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 �• • • ~AOJI 8UHDAY AUOU8T TWO THE DAILY Tlt{BUNE I ~. I - ~· euep\ Bat\U'Of Ohlo. Under 3opl. L«.a~ 'Wben ow fr1eo* lqd Ul c-. s..er •n.cn ar Deft I ''Il II. lA. ol \be Pw< ~ tM l.el of lardl I. 11'111 '" Publllhed DrJ)f aDd '"lllltmcl u - - - I ! •·"*" II • 8ecaDd St.ree\, PQmenu', 0 1\ ~le Henderson and Just A New IPJJrilsh Custom! ... ~JIING IXIIII'P7 ftl - . .. '. • Pwllarul. 1 blltaDDI!I • lkllvrred Br C•rrler ~ WeE'k one Month One Yn r . , Mail the tuestl"t( Will Beatllo and 1-.m· tly 8&1.urday and Qv.nda7 Don McBride ot Bouftan, Pa , I J Banner of Wfr8hinltm, D. C, wer. tb.e lunda.)' Of telatlva and ft1endl, bere. Wr and ~ Jotm Jaekacm, dfou· abten Helen and Mr1 !lad J®rl· eon UKl QUJbaru:l and ~~lj t.wo .ana of Cleveland Wrlted ~ bfot.t\er Rutharforcl Elellera llld f•mt:)' from j 8\mda.v uu 'l'lludafl Jb. On4 Yn. """""' I Parlunbuq were IPHIIte H l:: Hf<.l"I<:NT CHANGE tn m.tnager~ b)' ~~ Game Scheduled '• ' w..., "' I .. •.oo 1.00 tela and family Mra Timothy Evaw; and Donora, Pl. . are Ralph d j ' ( h1u1g u I aon the ~::r.r~ t~u!~~er 'I alsrer Mn F'l acklio, QulJJ.in, Mr IUld Mr!! OWIOJ"d :ziishu and. two frle~ oi "",,• Columbus apent Friday with the renner s parents. Mt and Mrs Lorfl.n Quillin and family Mr anti Mn oeorse Smttb ot McKeesport, Pa. , arrtved Sunday Bashan J for a mort vlmt with relatives and friends I mvestigated. IL 1:. not to be wondered at however, a:; HornHb~ h) h~-o relu~a l to JJUY a debt of honor som e few yeart~ ago st 11 ped h1m in h lli proper mch e. At that ttm e, the base· L.1!l aut honhcs cou ld have mad e a move most popu la r tul h.t:;eLa ll by ms1stmg that he pay the debt or get out of lht' ha,;Lball profeHslon Th e fact t hat the ,deLt was un· (oll••tl1blt;! m a court of law had nothing to do w1th the , .t"i It '>"as a debt of honor, co ntracted m good fa1th tilld r.u JJed by t h e man who afterwardfl l o:~t the entire Mn Pay Eynon and tfe.U&hte r PauUne of Dayton have been the rueste of Mn;. Elizabeth Duck~ worth ~d family Mrs C&r:!IDrl Hayea and Qhlldren spent from WedJJesdar ttll Monda\ . at Murray Clty with Mr and Mrs I Jo~~ ~:a~a. WaJtf"r Ma.Ulwarln~ and sciU! of Fhtshl.ng, N 'Y ore the &ul!flts of Mrs Margaret Law· renee and iamtly Mn Dora Herchelrode and broLher Eldrldge and wile and two friends of Dayton spent Bunda; with the rormer'a daughter Mrs Loran Quillin and ramlly Mrs Maple mtnaley or Athens Willi the guest, or her fathe r. J ohu Btobart a.Jd slirt.er Ml"l Harry PQttl! and family from Wednel!l<la till Saturday ~ good faith. showed him;.;df to be lac:krng 111 those I ~~ ''ale"l ol all uttr11Jute~. honor and mte l:;nty. That he h,l" t nnw to th e end of the tnl~d ~ }io far al'l big league hnfwball J::; 'on~:crrr('ll i!') aclmttted hv even hi ~ c Jo ~et>t fnendi5 nnd tt Is t qua!ly apparent to all othPI"I\ that 1t IS <1 goo d thing fn1 lJ:!:;eba ll that Jt has come t o JM~~. am•IHilt. 1n equnlly Horn sby I'IIONI ICI-L or OW'Lli ah4 tamUy Jut. week. ?klrence lkatt.b OJ: .1\JQ'orr Ia the 1uea. of ~ L1Wan llS!OJ"e. Mr ~ Mta. Di.le Wlnebmuu: ~ who haW been the 1\!ettl Of hil pum&e. Mr. ... ¥rt. Pnnll Wine· brmner returned, to their borne a.• Columbuo,.._ Mr~ ,and Mra. l!meiR. Barte1a aud daUihVr of Runtlna:ton were Stulday euetJts of hla fath2r w 1" Bat· .... the merely goe:~ to tihow that there HI a great d 1 .d 1n JWr~onahty of managers HOrn~:~by, th~! lormcr It 1dt r had lo,.,t the res pe\.t of the team·~ player:~ and tl11 \ \I e re not p laymg the best of which they ~ere L:apa hie At leal'!t s uch ~eem:i to be the case If thmr record s Jtlll Ill~ depa rture and the popular Charl ey Gri mm took ( h.trlo{(, N e w High Priees 1 ~ R. F. c. Secrets I ~.!:,;~"' "'' ,.,.". 0 """'""'..., h ! IA!r.t.nce I T ( uiJ kam Jlf•~• Vlr,tnt., G•e11 News I A ~CRt: GU IDE- Commtt thy way unto the Lord; tr u~t .al"o 1n Him, and He ~ha ll IJnng Jt to pa.~ Regt m the Lord , aJld wu1t patiently for Hnn.-PsaJm a7·5,7 1 THE CLUB CHANGE •• I; ch.lldnn • ud-.lln. Dllim Blake Uld wmtJo .4$bml 111!!14 ~ .. One Yea· $ 15 SiX Mon1.hs .60'I"bn!e Monch5 6 OIJ One Month ot ,.... l'ou fl"" .w. bQ p\lbUibed. NATIONAL AD\"DTISJNQ UPaESENT.,TIV~ Fred Kimbflll , tnt • Chicago Plulad~iph!Jl Pllt.sbura. Mllw•utee ' • 1m Wheellnl - · Tl!!lro<laJ wilt . . aru!Mn,-~, •• IDQQ14 to all CUM liiU U:i.Dlr ~ not neo: rlly SO bl _.mt,ed. AUOPl'll10UI letter~, bowtftl' net"IJtali Pd ~ lD U...• . . . . In 00 aa, 'Sunshine- Girl' Dies oC !lO!IIb•or-. Of Steubenrillll and llar1 ~ ' ..Uer lor pllhrtnaUoo ebi:J ~ ......, ~ter I!Uli!)AT, Al70118'1' II, ltll • ~um ply 1 Gladys Kasak<.' ll~year-old Chicago girl radio ~tnr, known 1as the "Su)\ilhine ;Girl" of radi0 1 who dJed before an emergency operation could he performed for a stotn· ' d aeh atlment She 1s ~hown he r e with Irma Glenn, ra JO organist. The child star belcame a radio performer at f f lk the age of 5, and was noted for h er rend1t10n o O I . --- - so ngs b- othc:rs Charlc5 and fih..~kTur~- num Phllli1t.> and fa.mil,y. 1~ I r · • h I tull aad families at Ra vcn!':wocd Mrs Edward Mills v\.6 er 1 Mrs. Henry Zeiher who has been rla.ug:h~l Mr s C.SCAI Patterll<ln v:lck f er a few we::o'ks 1~ bct~l .md ht!Ebr.ru.. at RuUand over thtl Mr and M re HCfller Roush anU Mr and Ml"S .John B(,\\els ct week end daughJ.er Beulah anti Lor11tn Quill· Zane,;vllle, were suuda.y IIUe&~<S of In wt;nt. to Radc,llff to taberuaclf'! Ml and Mn; L J Hess 1hey w.:te --·-·---meeting Sunday 1d h b h '"" u Mrs F.dward Mills sruont 1.'ucll· accompa.n e orne ~ nw rer A Dellu.c)' with Ji'resb Benles I One Wod Led ~o Anothei' )-'f' cosTLY •xrLosmN .. ~ We-dncliday at • .1. ' .1(1 MIS Jtebccc". Wood wbo has been Racln(' vltitl ng hl'r dnughter a 111i hul'lba.nd Mr and Mrs L J HeN> La.llance who has Harvr y H cltl't spent TtiCiilla ' At Parkers· and Wedn~sday at Manetta on dav ::Lnd \~lth • 1 packna;c vanlllo. jurrket "~ Baer By Ar.L,r 1 An cXJ)losron, causea by a 11 g1I1cd 1 plnl mllk DROUGHT CONDITIONS "''" £•. u~" ... • Slrawberrles U ~~ ])R\ ~P I~LL U11 s ye<~f, ha:1 I H~t'n l':ip r.:l lall} luu d o n • . ,,. f"' t J~nwru.!lleDW held tou near" ga110· Bottom. re- buE:ne~s 1 Powdered &ugtlr , .. If ... ,.,, T r:J.Ine tll.n.lr. on an autorr>oblle r ecently d , Make junke~ a.ccordins t" (ilrec· Uluo a nd M e llo{ ~ ("ounty far m(•rf'l and h.L ~ rna e l ~l' ~ resulted In con1lderAble dam &gf! ... Mn; Ma11r3-rtt La.wrenee, <\IPJg:il• tJon5 on p~~.ebge Whtm resdf t.G- • • .~ fell throug h out thu farming rcgwn to a much greater de· .til Our Hports a.re Artlclli!U"~Mme But a golfer ts human ~ nnd J ~~shlng\.f;lo Bottom whcrr. 1t. fi:lh. · t~~~~-En~e &nd t.ep Bertha. and trand~~r, &P.rve, dust berries wlth -~ ..,, .• gteu than wat> thouMht put-~s1ble when we were hn-vmg KO cte~~~Jnr!.e 1 ~u~cwh~~~~~oo:7~~ ~~~ bolls 111l~1 ~he_~~ ,fjAAli1~nd camping party wa 5 being '!l "Jet the ~Uins ~ )eft, ~M~~Ipl sua:ar .an~ . fUl t!P-~ Ule &:1~ 1 ' ' ... J 1 ~ ~ ~ P.0.t!f~~ \ ~!tUellke oranata, ~J\tidi!MtM,ltt much ull rr ttnd mo 1sture earlrer ll.m·Jng th e IHJn1tn l:!l'. HO"· whether thoxrc r11J,lL ur. J'Pbet.het ,rln OttJMs'"tre ' lilt\! eneDt 'Smith bt'l- ~ ~ e~tplOalcm wu icb,POJ ' ydll &3'&' It In· tfmclbilatt • re· r~rawbllrrlee abonld not bf! put tottt they're wtong v.e like to hf!8,.1: er.~ Piti.Sbti"tyh) the boBII pluna:et who ~ CArl Lallnnce was in the at Carleton· eolfere; tur,~¥ Thunda.:f, aocomPionied by :w mUt when Q"rakln8 Junket -...aa C\cr, thmgs now have become so dry an d pare h e rI th a t howl died of the yell! he didn't nrake. 11ng 1asoune fwm the tank: Mr and' Mrrr. 0 W RolUm the fTul\ causes tt to whey Or~d the1e IS not only !of's faced by the farmers through the 1 ____. He never beaded an eyela1h a6 they car and the fume! exploded Plekis ot Akron Mr and Mrs Ralph J Rees of and sweetened, the5e frult.s makD · h h h h t d 1 k t t I came dowo ~be IJtretch But con · the ,ftames I rom the lant.em Mr an4 Mra Oeo 1 f{un~lngt.tJn, were guests of Mrs tasty toppil;lp ,, k•lllng of then· crops t roug t e ea u.n ac n mot s · Moal of om competitive spm·ts arct gestad emotion 10t him. '" l' 1 beld tw cloae The car, the '~'mJ:'.;j· ~,~~.~ other relatives and Emma Hayman and Miss Lillie Bltr£kberrles or T'-l!lpberrifs may ure , th ere HI the addtt10nal hazard cuu~ed by fu e:;. based on the right or tht! lo.ser to .. 1 belonr\i'i~ to Lallance s :11 Bentz, thl~ week be p~1t into the df.:saert, also eaune.:l. . I' , chew the oratorlca.l beef tn cub meludlng 100-bu In tht• pa:;t !'\ IX weck:o. In terntory adtat:ent to Jqu a, Tl~ only ctrvoteer who enjoys th~ 1 nd o.larg~ barn cont.elnln8 i8 .. ;o;;;1 M.JIItc Clark and $001!, Mn Myrtle Curtis of Columbus 1or prcMrved l~rrtes, peaches or Frank and wife lo!lsited her was the Saturday guest of Nor- othe1 frultt; ' Ohw •done no l eR8 than tive dt~u.~tt·oua blaze:; ha vl' ocWhat would baseball be v.ILhout I:IKIHI'! 18 lhe man whu wrapt> hi Di hll.}' were destroyed lo the • • • t he bleachNizt•d 1onrln g, tJ,e grant1 1clubs around ttl!e5, ycdela ln t '' that fo llowed curred wh1ch hav e he l'll attribUted L.} l'ltpra !!Iemen tn sland mrnorlt} and the t.lger -fac r,t Jain clouds and cul!lles the dtLY. ' the :-,un-lra 1' n~ d con dltl Oill:i to be fotllld at barm; and hou ::;es athlete who setJk5 to feather-ed11 e was bunkered He has the Ml~ .. • th~ ump1rc s hair wllh a bnt~ebnl! 1t.cnlpctament, Blld uceds no lm1g The Turnbull p10n1c wllll 11eld The Jive blaze:o. noted, caw~ed a _ l os~ o f $25,0 0iJ l tJ tht• bRt' !Mi r t.o prove It tile Byracuse bBLhtng beRt:n h t CCl\1 1 I) -, day Tho:! followmg people, OWill'l"~ o 1 pr o p t• rt Y \\ h e r e t l' rreH 0 e lts all Lha~ old colleg~ sm11L If What golf nc~ds Is more ns~ 1 &even ln aiJ who o,ttended were 1t thcrctore behoove;.; ~I ll of us, tn IH• t:.ttciul at nil 'We dont wln thr.v cant sl.oJJ lh l flgh l.<i ou lh ? IU"Cens R!Uimganb:cd and Mrs Charle&Turtbllii,Mr times, Ulld unusually ~ 0 at the p r esent l tm e, 111 th~ \\a\ Crom tllklilg singing lesoons rooting 011 lhe tees It 1s cntlrei•JI Mn. Prank Turnbull ando··,i;,;;,.;t;-;1 loo sllcn~ t.o be healthy You mubt of RILYanswood, Mr we handle any agenc lt~ "' whu:h cii"C lia b le to hc~:nme tg· That old bunkj1cnse a bout losing elth~r let out ~;team 01 go up wiUI Ohlln8et and r mtcd Fn e, now a~ in the past, IS probaUh- the greate st with a smile u; the kernels the uJmnurut1on tacior} Hess and three -New Ha.ven, Mr8 • ::;mgle (au;;e of JosH and llestnu t10n Ill the { ounlr), laklllg 1 If we dlcln t reel that way nbot.~ I hey mlgbt squar~ Ullngr. lauch and Esther, . wardHUUar<l Mr Jl!Opl""rl \ and hum·tn li\ C!I us well With CtjUal al 1andtlll 1lL W"' would be playing cricket Wt' the luvmy cup When the president By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA ~~oould be taking ~n under a pmk I has hold of one handle and Gene eltcR and dauallter Nothmg li:l more dcVtVIULttng than th e greedy god of ill"t•. 111Dd white parasol at tllree In the 1Su.razen hnli h1s fa\•orlte l![l"lp on the and Mn l"loyd Clark -, Let u:o. 11 d o all 111 our powct to hold lnl'll'teH due to thl~ a fternoon lnekad of sha1lng ou1 I othe1 who not bti.IJIJ a Hotl!!; und Je ehUdren and Thelma:,,~~~~:~,! , " I d1lnka with the oppo.t;lng pltchel them wrestle !01 It? Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs ag-t'nt";'t tn the low est poR~>l71t~ nmount now and Ill the We tnkc the ginger pop and le~ ht1n -,.. )' or Toronto, Harry Clark oi .Wi!liam Southern, Jr., Editor of the Independence (Mo. I f utul , ,..... ( havf' the straw and the Dottle llfh Weir Qolng down lo Lakeville .to· Mlch, Mr. and Mrs Thorn"-& Cloukl T I i -- l I I I • 1 · • ' Bib YOH EVER STOP TO THINIU . . I '" ward morro\\' to take a le58Qu fi'Orn 1 MRS. McCORMICK RS ~~DITH ROCKEF1ELLER McCORMICK'S pu,lng ~hnul d 8ervc a~ a hvmg example to th o~c peo pl e whv n r e not lllesHed-or <.' Ut scd-wJt h plenty of money, that ~ut h lack of wo rdl y goods 1:-:1 not caLJfle tnr d espair of ha\· rng h,tpplncsH In f nd, t he hfc of th 1s wealthl \\Oma n 1 t w:tr~'~ out eH ry statem e nt eve r mad e teyarding th e hmlt.u.l lrt~n ~ pi .H:N l on rea l ha(lpUW~!-1 for thoRe who have :-~ o very 1 ' mw h mn re nf th e thmg:; \\ h1eh maKe for temporal/ Wl' .!lth ! hat they do not kno.,.,. what to dn wit h them Not that Mr ~ .M cCo rmr ck was n ot a ca puhl e huHbandu nf her wea lth, far he it f1om suc h HPr unh ap pl1\P" .. l.lmc to htr, throu gh her famtlv, her hu:o.hnnd, her l • hll d rl'n, all () f whom had no wornes lrom the financial sl,llldpolllt !Jut they proCePded to find plenty Ill other M ' l qu,l rtf!I"H H ere h:l a woman, th e duughter ofiht> wnrlrl ~ rH h c:;t 1 mun, a t ouc li m(' at l en:-~t , who hud f!Vetyt hln g a({nr rllnl!( 1 to rdea" l1f the av o}rage perso n, whH h s hould m •lk c her 1 huppv .11Hl yet bet:JiUKI' of th e \\J!Itu!n es;; ur 1t m!Khl lu' t· t tN he It rmcd rnlir~;tcncr of he r ( hildrf•n of the1r nght to makl the tr own decisionR, s h e t~u ft e red u great rl e ul. l ..r.Ul her very r ece nt fatal Illnef'l8, sh e Rcltlom snw I an v of her family anp n reumon of eve n lh at ~mHll ~1·oup ! was unknown among them for som e ele\i en years, S[) 1 great were th e !\ores c r eate d hy diff eren t a d]on~ of the family Se parated from h er hu 8band w h o rllvorred h er, a s wr•ll ,,~ from h er c htldren through mnrr1ager. agamHt ht•r w! l'<he!4, !>ih e s pent a lone ly life tnd eed , 111 ~ pil e of her 1 great wealth \ During the laid t.wo weeks of her ex!stence when 1t wn s C\' td ent th at s h e could not recover, then on ly d id the I family retrace their ste ps back horn e. th e c hildren to see \ the1r mnther, the former husband to see htA flrat !ovc 1 And thus $h e dj ed , only sixty yQtlrs of age, t~tken from tbJs world years before a Person should give up, this mor· i her I tal emtence. in· •Pile of the fapt t!lat she ha<l. at }leek und call every facility for prolonllinlf life, known to 1J1.edical science. '1 hey say q'ne a~chlldren, knr Moille Clark antl -W e rna} l011e the rnakh but w~ w/ll Oheattor Turnbull go~f _ iB ~ _ge ntl c ma~ ~P ~he -~ate Mrs Nancy Seals College Diploma·or, Marriage * ~ "' • * * Survey Ftnds the Cravmg for a Cap and Gown ' p • I Often Writes Donnlnll" Bridal Veil. and Mr11 MAL "Did it ever occur to you tha~ advertising is not printed in a newspaper for the bentlfit of the publisher, on account of friend ship in order to help •he paper! along, but because the advertise· ment would pay the adve1tiser from a business stand point? ~~? .. • • \ Examiner, aaya: ••• ... • ~ Finis to Glrl's)thJ114.es 1 "Did it ever occw· to you that an advertisement commodity at all, but a service? not a and daUS'h· are apel)dJng sev· M'r and Mre "Not long ago an advertiser who operates a b1g st01 e told one of our solicitors he would never run a line in our paper if it were not for hi~ friendship for the solicitor. That mercharlt should not run advertisements at all if that is his reason for spending the ' money. John ' .,' , .,. •• "A greilt many seem to consider an advertisement as a commodity, something sold by the inch and that one inch is worth the same as another inch. One inch in a real newspaper which gives ' service-is worth many times the Mme amount of space in a free drcular1 Advertising is not a com mod ily at all and cannot be intelligently bought by the pound or by the' foo't or by the inch. Advertising is a service, not a commodttY·. • ' ,..,.,.JH~ ~ .. , ,., " • • Superintendent. • HEALY'S SALE Sacrifiem• Entire Stock MEN'S and BOY'S CLOTHING FURNISHINGS and LUGGAGE " ~-l• --· .., ' :: ~ We Hut ltaiMl Mo•r-lale will coa.tiDQ aU ae:d 'lt'let. ' -~· ~ b. \'Rrl~ty. The1 brourtLt ~lry (Y. 22), (Old (v. 22). D-.e E. L. HEALy, •v - '• .... "' Her c-.reer is indeed subJeel for mu ch thought by thoae who are left to mourn and to think ' ...... 011111. '-",;~. l------------­ 2.'}), pat'• balr aDd l'Otllb aJ 28). Wile hearted WODIID 11111u with t"elr hands (v. rulM.s brouJbt the thllt wert needed ('1'. (Y _,.;:! -- .. dearly the mosare or one'• Wm. E. M•1lvin; 1 '"'"'· Utmott In Value You Receive in me . • ' J~ I ' "A small ad in yow· home town papet to sell a used automobll~ is wortli a~ murh as If it wer!! printi\CI "fll a large city paper witb a h11ndred times ~e circulation, If this advertise,ment in a sti)all! commpnity paller will sell the 1'tli!Jmobjle,J..h!!t is all the, ~l]e ~dvertisement could poB11ibly do printed in ljh~ ~it P.IIP.Ct· lf ihYQUf citeul!ltiOn of three thoq~an4 P.._(\,e man is found Who Dtlys 'flrQ~\ICt advertised, the advertisemei\fi~ worth just as much f.S •t it luld been printed in a paper with a ·hundred thousand circtlllition. · ): . . ''~i!wertiojnr io not a Coml!ioclily but aervice.,. ., •.J.dv.ij,!.., ~~ ~ ' . • "llll-eaidcfili' to•hel""<!ll'~" )leworut&tr, but li•aauoe\be 1 -'ccl ·UUI f .... .;t,_ ., W'111 ,:,_. i! f'I~I!V ·••· l 0'' h'" " "' " • ler lio..,... waI t,. uriDI .,UU n.e.. II "00r1. 1 that 11. 1'11rii!Q or In the Lord'l hon1e •nd •II NI.D bave pftrt lD tbe worlhlp and, IV. Ttl• Workert Wile ed tPII Tablrnacl• ~~'~:~""'~ 86 'f). 1 Wlae boparted womeo 28!. 2. Skilled artiltl Be~ i,lld Abol~b, wltb G,kUted Wla talk. Thef.r and .-rJI .-ere tlte ntplt Splttt .r Go!! OJloD tbt'm J .. �• • • ~AOJI 8UHDAY AUOU8T TWO THE DAILY Tlt{BUNE I ~. I - ~· euep\ Bat\U'Of Ohlo. Under 3opl. L«.a~ 'Wben ow fr1eo* lqd Ul c-. s..er •n.cn ar Deft I ''Il II. lA. ol \be Pw< ~ tM l.el of lardl I. 11'111 '" Publllhed DrJ)f aDd '"lllltmcl u - - - I ! •·"*" II • 8ecaDd St.ree\, PQmenu', 0 1\ ~le Henderson and Just A New IPJJrilsh Custom! ... ~JIING IXIIII'P7 ftl - . .. '. • Pwllarul. 1 blltaDDI!I • lkllvrred Br C•rrler ~ WeE'k one Month One Yn r . , Mail the tuestl"t( Will Beatllo and 1-.m· tly 8&1.urday and Qv.nda7 Don McBride ot Bouftan, Pa , I J Banner of Wfr8hinltm, D. C, wer. tb.e lunda.)' Of telatlva and ft1endl, bere. Wr and ~ Jotm Jaekacm, dfou· abten Helen and Mr1 !lad J®rl· eon UKl QUJbaru:l and ~~lj t.wo .ana of Cleveland Wrlted ~ bfot.t\er Rutharforcl Elellera llld f•mt:)' from j 8\mda.v uu 'l'lludafl Jb. On4 Yn. """""' I Parlunbuq were IPHIIte H l:: Hf<.l"I<:NT CHANGE tn m.tnager~ b)' ~~ Game Scheduled '• ' w..., "' I .. •.oo 1.00 tela and family Mra Timothy Evaw; and Donora, Pl. . are Ralph d j ' ( h1u1g u I aon the ~::r.r~ t~u!~~er 'I alsrer Mn F'l acklio, QulJJ.in, Mr IUld Mr!! OWIOJ"d :ziishu and. two frle~ oi "",,• Columbus apent Friday with the renner s parents. Mt and Mrs Lorfl.n Quillin and family Mr anti Mn oeorse Smttb ot McKeesport, Pa. , arrtved Sunday Bashan J for a mort vlmt with relatives and friends I mvestigated. IL 1:. not to be wondered at however, a:; HornHb~ h) h~-o relu~a l to JJUY a debt of honor som e few yeart~ ago st 11 ped h1m in h lli proper mch e. At that ttm e, the base· L.1!l aut honhcs cou ld have mad e a move most popu la r tul h.t:;eLa ll by ms1stmg that he pay the debt or get out of lht' ha,;Lball profeHslon Th e fact t hat the ,deLt was un· (oll••tl1blt;! m a court of law had nothing to do w1th the , .t"i It '>"as a debt of honor, co ntracted m good fa1th tilld r.u JJed by t h e man who afterwardfl l o:~t the entire Mn Pay Eynon and tfe.U&hte r PauUne of Dayton have been the rueste of Mn;. Elizabeth Duck~ worth ~d family Mrs C&r:!IDrl Hayea and Qhlldren spent from WedJJesdar ttll Monda\ . at Murray Clty with Mr and Mrs I Jo~~ ~:a~a. WaJtf"r Ma.Ulwarln~ and sciU! of Fhtshl.ng, N 'Y ore the &ul!flts of Mrs Margaret Law· renee and iamtly Mn Dora Herchelrode and broLher Eldrldge and wile and two friends of Dayton spent Bunda; with the rormer'a daughter Mrs Loran Quillin and ramlly Mrs Maple mtnaley or Athens Willi the guest, or her fathe r. J ohu Btobart a.Jd slirt.er Ml"l Harry PQttl! and family from Wednel!l<la till Saturday ~ good faith. showed him;.;df to be lac:krng 111 those I ~~ ''ale"l ol all uttr11Jute~. honor and mte l:;nty. That he h,l" t nnw to th e end of the tnl~d ~ }io far al'l big league hnfwball J::; 'on~:crrr('ll i!') aclmttted hv even hi ~ c Jo ~et>t fnendi5 nnd tt Is t qua!ly apparent to all othPI"I\ that 1t IS <1 goo d thing fn1 lJ:!:;eba ll that Jt has come t o JM~~. am•IHilt. 1n equnlly Horn sby I'IIONI ICI-L or OW'Lli ah4 tamUy Jut. week. ?klrence lkatt.b OJ: .1\JQ'orr Ia the 1uea. of ~ L1Wan llS!OJ"e. Mr ~ Mta. Di.le Wlnebmuu: ~ who haW been the 1\!ettl Of hil pum&e. Mr. ... ¥rt. Pnnll Wine· brmner returned, to their borne a.• Columbuo,.._ Mr~ ,and Mra. l!meiR. Barte1a aud daUihVr of Runtlna:ton were Stulday euetJts of hla fath2r w 1" Bat· .... the merely goe:~ to tihow that there HI a great d 1 .d 1n JWr~onahty of managers HOrn~:~by, th~! lormcr It 1dt r had lo,.,t the res pe\.t of the team·~ player:~ and tl11 \ \I e re not p laymg the best of which they ~ere L:apa hie At leal'!t s uch ~eem:i to be the case If thmr record s Jtlll Ill~ depa rture and the popular Charl ey Gri mm took ( h.trlo{(, N e w High Priees 1 ~ R. F. c. Secrets I ~.!:,;~"' "'' ,.,.". 0 """'""'..., h ! IA!r.t.nce I T ( uiJ kam Jlf•~• Vlr,tnt., G•e11 News I A ~CRt: GU IDE- Commtt thy way unto the Lord; tr u~t .al"o 1n Him, and He ~ha ll IJnng Jt to pa.~ Regt m the Lord , aJld wu1t patiently for Hnn.-PsaJm a7·5,7 1 THE CLUB CHANGE •• I; ch.lldnn • ud-.lln. Dllim Blake Uld wmtJo .4$bml 111!!14 ~ .. One Yea· $ 15 SiX Mon1.hs .60'I"bn!e Monch5 6 OIJ One Month ot ,.... l'ou fl"" .w. bQ p\lbUibed. NATIONAL AD\"DTISJNQ UPaESENT.,TIV~ Fred Kimbflll , tnt • Chicago Plulad~iph!Jl Pllt.sbura. Mllw•utee ' • 1m Wheellnl - · Tl!!lro<laJ wilt . . aru!Mn,-~, •• IDQQ14 to all CUM liiU U:i.Dlr ~ not neo: rlly SO bl _.mt,ed. AUOPl'll10UI letter~, bowtftl' net"IJtali Pd ~ lD U...• . . . . In 00 aa, 'Sunshine- Girl' Dies oC !lO!IIb•or-. Of Steubenrillll and llar1 ~ ' ..Uer lor pllhrtnaUoo ebi:J ~ ......, ~ter I!Uli!)AT, Al70118'1' II, ltll • ~um ply 1 Gladys Kasak<.' ll~year-old Chicago girl radio ~tnr, known 1as the "Su)\ilhine ;Girl" of radi0 1 who dJed before an emergency operation could he performed for a stotn· ' d aeh atlment She 1s ~hown he r e with Irma Glenn, ra JO organist. The child star belcame a radio performer at f f lk the age of 5, and was noted for h er rend1t10n o O I . --- - so ngs b- othc:rs Charlc5 and fih..~kTur~- num Phllli1t.> and fa.mil,y. 1~ I r · • h I tull aad families at Ra vcn!':wocd Mrs Edward Mills v\.6 er 1 Mrs. Henry Zeiher who has been rla.ug:h~l Mr s C.SCAI Patterll<ln v:lck f er a few we::o'ks 1~ bct~l .md ht!Ebr.ru.. at RuUand over thtl Mr and M re HCfller Roush anU Mr and Ml"S .John B(,\\els ct week end daughJ.er Beulah anti Lor11tn Quill· Zane,;vllle, were suuda.y IIUe&~<S of In wt;nt. to Radc,llff to taberuaclf'! Ml and Mn; L J Hess 1hey w.:te --·-·---meeting Sunday 1d h b h '"" u Mrs F.dward Mills sruont 1.'ucll· accompa.n e orne ~ nw rer A Dellu.c)' with Ji'resb Benles I One Wod Led ~o Anothei' )-'f' cosTLY •xrLosmN .. ~ We-dncliday at • .1. ' .1(1 MIS Jtebccc". Wood wbo has been Racln(' vltitl ng hl'r dnughter a 111i hul'lba.nd Mr and Mrs L J HeN> La.llance who has Harvr y H cltl't spent TtiCiilla ' At Parkers· and Wedn~sday at Manetta on dav ::Lnd \~lth • 1 packna;c vanlllo. jurrket "~ Baer By Ar.L,r 1 An cXJ)losron, causea by a 11 g1I1cd 1 plnl mllk DROUGHT CONDITIONS "''" £•. u~" ... • Slrawberrles U ~~ ])R\ ~P I~LL U11 s ye<~f, ha:1 I H~t'n l':ip r.:l lall} luu d o n • . ,,. f"' t J~nwru.!lleDW held tou near" ga110· Bottom. re- buE:ne~s 1 Powdered &ugtlr , .. If ... ,.,, T r:J.Ine tll.n.lr. on an autorr>oblle r ecently d , Make junke~ a.ccordins t" (ilrec· Uluo a nd M e llo{ ~ ("ounty far m(•rf'l and h.L ~ rna e l ~l' ~ resulted In con1lderAble dam &gf! ... Mn; Ma11r3-rtt La.wrenee, <\IPJg:il• tJon5 on p~~.ebge Whtm resdf t.G- • • .~ fell throug h out thu farming rcgwn to a much greater de· .til Our Hports a.re Artlclli!U"~Mme But a golfer ts human ~ nnd J ~~shlng\.f;lo Bottom whcrr. 1t. fi:lh. · t~~~~-En~e &nd t.ep Bertha. and trand~~r, &P.rve, dust berries wlth -~ ..,, .• gteu than wat> thouMht put-~s1ble when we were hn-vmg KO cte~~~Jnr!.e 1 ~u~cwh~~~~~oo:7~~ ~~~ bolls 111l~1 ~he_~~ ,fjAAli1~nd camping party wa 5 being '!l "Jet the ~Uins ~ )eft, ~M~~Ipl sua:ar .an~ . fUl t!P-~ Ule &:1~ 1 ' ' ... J 1 ~ ~ ~ P.0.t!f~~ \ ~!tUellke oranata, ~J\tidi!MtM,ltt much ull rr ttnd mo 1sture earlrer ll.m·Jng th e IHJn1tn l:!l'. HO"· whether thoxrc r11J,lL ur. J'Pbet.het ,rln OttJMs'"tre ' lilt\! eneDt 'Smith bt'l- ~ ~ e~tplOalcm wu icb,POJ ' ydll &3'&' It In· tfmclbilatt • re· r~rawbllrrlee abonld not bf! put tottt they're wtong v.e like to hf!8,.1: er.~ Piti.Sbti"tyh) the boBII pluna:et who ~ CArl Lallnnce was in the at Carleton· eolfere; tur,~¥ Thunda.:f, aocomPionied by :w mUt when Q"rakln8 Junket -...aa C\cr, thmgs now have become so dry an d pare h e rI th a t howl died of the yell! he didn't nrake. 11ng 1asoune fwm the tank: Mr and' Mrrr. 0 W RolUm the fTul\ causes tt to whey Or~d the1e IS not only !of's faced by the farmers through the 1 ____. He never beaded an eyela1h a6 they car and the fume! exploded Plekis ot Akron Mr and Mrs Ralph J Rees of and sweetened, the5e frult.s makD · h h h h t d 1 k t t I came dowo ~be IJtretch But con · the ,ftames I rom the lant.em Mr an4 Mra Oeo 1 f{un~lngt.tJn, were guests of Mrs tasty toppil;lp ,, k•lllng of then· crops t roug t e ea u.n ac n mot s · Moal of om competitive spm·ts arct gestad emotion 10t him. '" l' 1 beld tw cloae The car, the '~'mJ:'.;j· ~,~~.~ other relatives and Emma Hayman and Miss Lillie Bltr£kberrles or T'-l!lpberrifs may ure , th ere HI the addtt10nal hazard cuu~ed by fu e:;. based on the right or tht! lo.ser to .. 1 belonr\i'i~ to Lallance s :11 Bentz, thl~ week be p~1t into the df.:saert, also eaune.:l. . I' , chew the oratorlca.l beef tn cub meludlng 100-bu In tht• pa:;t !'\ IX weck:o. In terntory adtat:ent to Jqu a, Tl~ only ctrvoteer who enjoys th~ 1 nd o.larg~ barn cont.elnln8 i8 .. ;o;;;1 M.JIItc Clark and $001!, Mn Myrtle Curtis of Columbus 1or prcMrved l~rrtes, peaches or Frank and wife lo!lsited her was the Saturday guest of Nor- othe1 frultt; ' Ohw •done no l eR8 than tive dt~u.~tt·oua blaze:; ha vl' ocWhat would baseball be v.ILhout I:IKIHI'! 18 lhe man whu wrapt> hi Di hll.}' were destroyed lo the • • • t he bleachNizt•d 1onrln g, tJ,e grant1 1clubs around ttl!e5, ycdela ln t '' that fo llowed curred wh1ch hav e he l'll attribUted L.} l'ltpra !!Iemen tn sland mrnorlt} and the t.lger -fac r,t Jain clouds and cul!lles the dtLY. ' the :-,un-lra 1' n~ d con dltl Oill:i to be fotllld at barm; and hou ::;es athlete who setJk5 to feather-ed11 e was bunkered He has the Ml~ .. • th~ ump1rc s hair wllh a bnt~ebnl! 1t.cnlpctament, Blld uceds no lm1g The Turnbull p10n1c wllll 11eld The Jive blaze:o. noted, caw~ed a _ l os~ o f $25,0 0iJ l tJ tht• bRt' !Mi r t.o prove It tile Byracuse bBLhtng beRt:n h t CCl\1 1 I) -, day Tho:! followmg people, OWill'l"~ o 1 pr o p t• rt Y \\ h e r e t l' rreH 0 e lts all Lha~ old colleg~ sm11L If What golf nc~ds Is more ns~ 1 &even ln aiJ who o,ttended were 1t thcrctore behoove;.; ~I ll of us, tn IH• t:.ttciul at nil 'We dont wln thr.v cant sl.oJJ lh l flgh l.<i ou lh ? IU"Cens R!Uimganb:cd and Mrs Charle&Turtbllii,Mr times, Ulld unusually ~ 0 at the p r esent l tm e, 111 th~ \\a\ Crom tllklilg singing lesoons rooting 011 lhe tees It 1s cntlrei•JI Mn. Prank Turnbull ando··,i;,;;,.;t;-;1 loo sllcn~ t.o be healthy You mubt of RILYanswood, Mr we handle any agenc lt~ "' whu:h cii"C lia b le to hc~:nme tg· That old bunkj1cnse a bout losing elth~r let out ~;team 01 go up wiUI Ohlln8et and r mtcd Fn e, now a~ in the past, IS probaUh- the greate st with a smile u; the kernels the uJmnurut1on tacior} Hess and three -New Ha.ven, Mr8 • ::;mgle (au;;e of JosH and llestnu t10n Ill the { ounlr), laklllg 1 If we dlcln t reel that way nbot.~ I hey mlgbt squar~ Ullngr. lauch and Esther, . wardHUUar<l Mr Jl!Opl""rl \ and hum·tn li\ C!I us well With CtjUal al 1andtlll 1lL W"' would be playing cricket Wt' the luvmy cup When the president By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA ~~oould be taking ~n under a pmk I has hold of one handle and Gene eltcR and dauallter Nothmg li:l more dcVtVIULttng than th e greedy god of ill"t•. 111Dd white parasol at tllree In the 1Su.razen hnli h1s fa\•orlte l![l"lp on the and Mn l"loyd Clark -, Let u:o. 11 d o all 111 our powct to hold lnl'll'teH due to thl~ a fternoon lnekad of sha1lng ou1 I othe1 who not bti.IJIJ a Hotl!!; und Je ehUdren and Thelma:,,~~~~:~,! , " I d1lnka with the oppo.t;lng pltchel them wrestle !01 It? Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs ag-t'nt";'t tn the low est poR~>l71t~ nmount now and Ill the We tnkc the ginger pop and le~ ht1n -,.. )' or Toronto, Harry Clark oi .Wi!liam Southern, Jr., Editor of the Independence (Mo. I f utul , ,..... ( havf' the straw and the Dottle llfh Weir Qolng down lo Lakeville .to· Mlch, Mr. and Mrs Thorn"-& Cloukl T I i -- l I I I • 1 · • ' Bib YOH EVER STOP TO THINIU . . I '" ward morro\\' to take a le58Qu fi'Orn 1 MRS. McCORMICK RS ~~DITH ROCKEF1ELLER McCORMICK'S pu,lng ~hnul d 8ervc a~ a hvmg example to th o~c peo pl e whv n r e not lllesHed-or <.' Ut scd-wJt h plenty of money, that ~ut h lack of wo rdl y goods 1:-:1 not caLJfle tnr d espair of ha\· rng h,tpplncsH In f nd, t he hfc of th 1s wealthl \\Oma n 1 t w:tr~'~ out eH ry statem e nt eve r mad e teyarding th e hmlt.u.l lrt~n ~ pi .H:N l on rea l ha(lpUW~!-1 for thoRe who have :-~ o very 1 ' mw h mn re nf th e thmg:; \\ h1eh maKe for temporal/ Wl' .!lth ! hat they do not kno.,.,. what to dn wit h them Not that Mr ~ .M cCo rmr ck was n ot a ca puhl e huHbandu nf her wea lth, far he it f1om suc h HPr unh ap pl1\P" .. l.lmc to htr, throu gh her famtlv, her hu:o.hnnd, her l • hll d rl'n, all () f whom had no wornes lrom the financial sl,llldpolllt !Jut they proCePded to find plenty Ill other M ' l qu,l rtf!I"H H ere h:l a woman, th e duughter ofiht> wnrlrl ~ rH h c:;t 1 mun, a t ouc li m(' at l en:-~t , who hud f!Vetyt hln g a({nr rllnl!( 1 to rdea" l1f the av o}rage perso n, whH h s hould m •lk c her 1 huppv .11Hl yet bet:JiUKI' of th e \\J!Itu!n es;; ur 1t m!Khl lu' t· t tN he It rmcd rnlir~;tcncr of he r ( hildrf•n of the1r nght to makl the tr own decisionR, s h e t~u ft e red u great rl e ul. l ..r.Ul her very r ece nt fatal Illnef'l8, sh e Rcltlom snw I an v of her family anp n reumon of eve n lh at ~mHll ~1·oup ! was unknown among them for som e ele\i en years, S[) 1 great were th e !\ores c r eate d hy diff eren t a d]on~ of the family Se parated from h er hu 8band w h o rllvorred h er, a s wr•ll ,,~ from h er c htldren through mnrr1ager. agamHt ht•r w! l'<he!4, !>ih e s pent a lone ly life tnd eed , 111 ~ pil e of her 1 great wealth \ During the laid t.wo weeks of her ex!stence when 1t wn s C\' td ent th at s h e could not recover, then on ly d id the I family retrace their ste ps back horn e. th e c hildren to see \ the1r mnther, the former husband to see htA flrat !ovc 1 And thus $h e dj ed , only sixty yQtlrs of age, t~tken from tbJs world years before a Person should give up, this mor· i her I tal emtence. in· •Pile of the fapt t!lat she ha<l. at }leek und call every facility for prolonllinlf life, known to 1J1.edical science. '1 hey say q'ne a~chlldren, knr Moille Clark antl -W e rna} l011e the rnakh but w~ w/ll Oheattor Turnbull go~f _ iB ~ _ge ntl c ma~ ~P ~he -~ate Mrs Nancy Seals College Diploma·or, Marriage * ~ "' • * * Survey Ftnds the Cravmg for a Cap and Gown ' p • I Often Writes Donnlnll" Bridal Veil. and Mr11 MAL "Did it ever occur to you tha~ advertising is not printed in a newspaper for the bentlfit of the publisher, on account of friend ship in order to help •he paper! along, but because the advertise· ment would pay the adve1tiser from a business stand point? ~~? .. • • \ Examiner, aaya: ••• ... • ~ Finis to Glrl's)thJ114.es 1 "Did it ever occw· to you that an advertisement commodity at all, but a service? not a and daUS'h· are apel)dJng sev· M'r and Mre "Not long ago an advertiser who operates a b1g st01 e told one of our solicitors he would never run a line in our paper if it were not for hi~ friendship for the solicitor. That mercharlt should not run advertisements at all if that is his reason for spending the ' money. John ' .,' , .,. •• "A greilt many seem to consider an advertisement as a commodity, something sold by the inch and that one inch is worth the same as another inch. One inch in a real newspaper which gives ' service-is worth many times the Mme amount of space in a free drcular1 Advertising is not a com mod ily at all and cannot be intelligently bought by the pound or by the' foo't or by the inch. Advertising is a service, not a commodttY·. • ' ,..,.,.JH~ ~ .. , ,., " • • Superintendent. • HEALY'S SALE Sacrifiem• Entire Stock MEN'S and BOY'S CLOTHING FURNISHINGS and LUGGAGE " ~-l• --· .., ' :: ~ We Hut ltaiMl Mo•r-lale will coa.tiDQ aU ae:d 'lt'let. ' -~· ~ b. \'Rrl~ty. The1 brourtLt ~lry (Y. 22), (Old (v. 22). D-.e E. L. HEALy, •v - '• .... "' Her c-.reer is indeed subJeel for mu ch thought by thoae who are left to mourn and to think ' ...... 011111. '-",;~. l------------­ 2.'}), pat'• balr aDd l'Otllb aJ 28). Wile hearted WODIID 11111u with t"elr hands (v. rulM.s brouJbt the thllt wert needed ('1'. (Y _,.;:! -- .. dearly the mosare or one'• Wm. E. M•1lvin; 1 '"'"'· Utmott In Value You Receive in me . • ' J~ I ' "A small ad in yow· home town papet to sell a used automobll~ is wortli a~ murh as If it wer!! printi\CI "fll a large city paper witb a h11ndred times ~e circulation, If this advertise,ment in a sti)all! commpnity paller will sell the 1'tli!Jmobjle,J..h!!t is all the, ~l]e ~dvertisement could poB11ibly do printed in ljh~ ~it P.IIP.Ct· lf ihYQUf citeul!ltiOn of three thoq~an4 P.._(\,e man is found Who Dtlys 'flrQ~\ICt advertised, the advertisemei\fi~ worth just as much f.S •t it luld been printed in a paper with a ·hundred thousand circtlllition. · ): . . ''~i!wertiojnr io not a Coml!ioclily but aervice.,. ., •.J.dv.ij,!.., ~~ ~ ' . • "llll-eaidcfili' to•hel""<!ll'~" )leworut&tr, but li•aauoe\be 1 -'ccl ·UUI f .... .;t,_ ., W'111 ,:,_. i! f'I~I!V ·••· l 0'' h'" " "' " • ler lio..,... waI t,. uriDI .,UU n.e.. II "00r1. 1 that 11. 1'11rii!Q or In the Lord'l hon1e •nd •II NI.D bave pftrt lD tbe worlhlp and, IV. Ttl• Workert Wile ed tPII Tablrnacl• ~~'~:~""'~ 86 'f). 1 Wlae boparted womeo 28!. 2. Skilled artiltl Be~ i,lld Abol~b, wltb G,kUted Wla talk. Thef.r and .-rJI .-ere tlte ntplt Splttt .r Go!! OJloD tbt'm J .. �. .. ~,. ( . . ' '. '" • '· ' } 'I • • ' BUNDAY, d - - -· . . .~ ' o1 thUdren or Cdlwnbus :t spent Jack Wf.l'd i.& In the daUihter Mri. Nettle Brandeburv • ~UQUBT ~~. 1111 : " ~' Ho~Ut' Jia. .. l:JD DAILY mmiJNE ..POMI!IlOY, Oll!l). r~Nf~~/'~,CJ~BJ ~~.·~~ ===;"""=:'=':="'"""'==:=:=~=~~:;;~~~~~~~~"""=~;=~~:=:::;::.=::=il~~l'f:i::":-'"'"'i:::::::·~~-~,]it ~-B.~ft"~h..,I"!N~ "" .S==ft•[-U......O_V_[""Tda-1....'.,=..::·:::~~:.:: Phllade)phia Girl · I With The wreotleu The Marchioness 1fow fli!y :~" !seaille iQ~s =~:.F:\~~J'1:10'"1! Ul 111 ~. ~~~ tr:~ =~ .wtns 10 Mile Swim! :: .::.::=.~·;:.::.:e~::.e Is Leading Money 1 ~.~ ~ USe Dirt tnfie~d ;yoi\!:tl-~,;.:;::!r.:a ~ 'lm"'kttN T~ A£ A "J' Cbolnon'o ctlt.-odpd pl\cblna. --- . Ioatil"""" defeated Floyd Manh all Winner Of SeasOn \ '17 411 All IAij:j., WUh.. A"' 27-tl'ls- lourteeo 10 ~!:'%,~ " ":" :'~ ";.~~ Ia C';"waod Cba'."pl01l for I Lo~,"":~:n. Lutu. ~=-n4 o . l: l: 'l: "" ...~ lQOr umo 11nu prof.... "'uJon, -;;;:;.,... ~. BR home nm recora. Fou No. Thin! Conaec:uti•e v~ar California, defeated Regin ald SHu , Oct:hen, N y ' A\.li 27-lNB-'L'be ~t~ ''. . ea N .513 :r~':'hfttVI~tftt m.~t:dln~ hurler, i1 "l&)'.iDI t~ttc,th Jtat' Rfl VI . " ~ Y3~rday whUe Babe hit in T'oron.to' Even.t Abyu~ d The I ~.=.: :: . .... : : -~~ pJQ:!·on a d1Anet1-dla· ~e U:tn~~~ ~f:a ' !~d~ ::!1 h Fi d BoetoD ............ .21' touen a.r' Iff Hl T hlt homers lUI the AtbleUct : ~Q~a~~t., vf:"nU:;~~ Coc ran gore uris daUiht.er Peter V010 ' hiiY tbeff nnt tiPfrioDct tpt'cl:.. P:!o~ ~-lt..~ shaded Browl\8, 5 tot. A ain- ~ delph~lli ·.!'!,y the . undil• ot \ ,eatl on IUOh a n.etd in Autun WtA boro ,"' J'liJl.Ji. ·1 1 ~le w~.nntPK ~eate&t As A Contendet· od MJl!"iaret Arion =·NATIONAL LIAOUI ,w. ~Ye ton~ed M"" - NICk 'H 't I)O!Ied ri Over Neareot Rival.; Cubt Ridinr 6%. Conteat• Ahead . ~ OF REST OF PACK Ferrell Loaet. To Yank1 ~ Piratea Finally Win ._.h"l F rom • .- I I -- B)' I -ts CONKLIN T'!S ~tporlJl writer New York Aua: 27 - LN8-1.'he I'M A. GA.MJ; GUY, SUS\1::, BUT 1HE .:~ITTER 1H.AT cA!.lS ME CUPID IS ' · once formidflble Btookl)'n Dodger& pulled into St. l..oula today looking like' they hnd rtdden &C1"08S the continent ln a ~ble Bell. 1 Reellnr from three crlWllng defcM.tB by the Cubs. their p!Whtng ~>taff shot to pieces, and 6l-2 games teblnd Chicago In the Na tiona.l Iearue pennant rM:e. the .J..)()d&ers wUI do W(;ll to stay In frc.nt of the Plra,E:S, onl y h!Yf a gs. me behind t.hem. Yestierdb)'"B Gebacle 1n Chlca&o Jecalled the drama.tJ.c game of the 1928 world aeries when the A 's 8cond ren runs againSt the Cubs ~E:PIN', A BLISTE!il! y:-c . . :· ' : •==lo h1a the 'I '!cl(O' Marchl.ollCII ln Lbt A.l Slmmons &nd 1.-efty Orove. , Jtamblet.onlan Slalr.e at Golhen uJ4 90 also l.he of I ·- 1 the t is Of the title by Blnunona eeut . t.he puted worid•s profess1ona.1 lhC season's leadina mone)' wlnntlll ..L,. Peq. wGman 8'ffltnmer '0 • ··· · · u .6'Jf ' un ~rosa in the ninth. Ruth 's homer and Oehrla:'li :19Ut J MiN Ra\'lor daU&hter of a Phil· lrot.l.(:r I .. " 10 .63f 1 lt.lped young Johnny Allen &a.ln a ...,l bll. poiJC4im.n tor Ule thtrd Chhmgo, AUI ~ -Welker OOCll · The filly eamed nlmOit tao,OOO _,)' Pli~h· e6 eo .330 4 to 2 decl&lon over Cleveland far I a~tin a row &nneXed Lhe Canadt&n I nm hae 5erved notloe tna.t he will l•u vic-tory In the rlchr.iiot of IJl ! l'hUlldtlPhb ...... M lfi .601.'1 hl.l! etltlth stratabt trlum.ph and 1 exblbU.ion ten-mile 1wlm be a cont.entter both t'orLhthe 'I'Otlmg events. and prevtoua vie-- 18clk:!D · • · ·; 61 ft hls third victory 1n a week's Ume.l tn comparatively easy 1'B.6h1on \ worlds 18.~ balkltne t\Dd ree ,,,l ies In the Championahip Btamon l et:.I.RI&U .. . II fU3 The Whl.te BoX outb&tt:.ed the IJCI'IOUih her time for thi ten · cusb.1on bJIUu.r'l:t titles next. $!iason . ~'Lake and a race e.t Hartford, tn tfltw Yoa'JI; . . . &I 16 no Red SOx by eiiJhteen hUs to thlr~ mile course was not as rut as prev- I Completely recovered from h~ .. ddltlon to second money 1n the CtnelnnaU · ·· 9 '74 411 teen Berry and Seed& ~tina four lausiy she clearly oulcla.saed tht!Jill nellli8 which handtc;a.pped Ma.trcn Stake. bring her ea.ruinp ' · apiece but. fourteen bales on 1 JUmptna: Into the lead o. hwl· last haa pert I• Htr Lht tw.ooo mark to date <'88()CI1TION b&lls by chk:aiO'I pttchen were dred 11rds from the start and \ forming~ ~Y c:m l~n co,:n r1alner Will C&ton will start tbe 1Cbi\ ~ f W. L. , fct. coatly and Boston won 11 w 8 • \ st.eadily lenethehlhiJ uer advantage ~hhr~ f~~tant. mstchetJP recently _Jc n.t filly tn the Horse Rev~ew ~- , ~.-111 . . · 81 52 .'&ol Other tetuna were idle. as the race dMW to a , close I and his form Indica tell he ill r;e-cty tmiLy at ll1 . w e 16 A 56$ 1 - Some 30.000 enthusluts erowded Lo play the beat q &in. ' < ~<mct c1reuH sht't.a fr~ n . JridlaDa . . T.1 t1 S3J 1 COLONELS' PITCHER lACES the waterfront of Late Ontario. I Akita Amado J apanese champ aht wlll me,c t practically SAI118 KaniU OIW . , . , 1 • M !HI OPERATION IN FALL despite threat;enmg weo.thcr . Chatles J Jordan, ft)ml et We8t.em fh ld 111 Uli' event that started ln 1 Totedo ........ ( 1!1 81 ·: Mf:lw•ukee . Louisville, Ky, Aug. ~7-lNSr-A. , The winner 8 prize was fw-ther 1e titleholder and Jay N 8o1.eman 1h1• 'Hamblelm'l1an . . _, N 1 1 8oiutlon as to the 81\lltlp 1n tb.c duced thl.l yea r and Mise Ravlor 1 1931 coa!it. champion were defeaterl }"( llowtng her Springfield engage- LqulavJUe ,. M 80 ~ pitching of Clyde Hatter, CoJonel'e will reoe1ve only ta,OOO for her er- by Coc:hra.n. ' , , t 1 ht> M<H chloness wUI start. In s~ Paul . , ; . >19 , fM .3 11 11 southpaw, mp,y be determined a.t forts compared with the 'lonsidel·Cochran·wtllternain on the coast rhc Ht n;emJu:. Fuurlty at Inatan- 1 . __,.the close of the bMeball aea.son ably a.IQount& In former yeallfi uJlGll~> ~~ond 1,1·obabl)' will conclude 1 , JN!I'ERNATION.tL LEAOUI 1until next month when he will Hatter, a. native KentuckliUl, has ; Mrs Evelyn Armstrong, vf De· tu rn cast to arrange matches wtt:l hi 1 n ; IIJ>OP 8 1-11 mpalgn In The ·'Ken- Chlb . L. Pet. been troubled wnb a.ppendlcttls th:J t.roit was second \. May Looney, or 1 t he top~notches. . Lllcky Fut u 1 lty, scheduled for Ute 1Newark . . lilt tB .661 paat two weekll, and wm hl\ve Lhe Warre n, 0 , thlra. Mr~; Armstrong ___ ~ 1 , l r a~ ut the trots at LeMng- Butr&lo 1& 83 541 I ~atlonal ~ertoua I Ji<.w~ ~14. win~rnftocf.an 'fa t~n AIIB&J~Jf t ~ cc;;l~ ...... Sprlnarflt~d, I I' I I l't'·i I -.r·- __ _ _ I 1 IStrain . On Balls I tou ~:lS!IC.Il, To Be Measured I"' out.~tandl.ng develo~ I intestinal trouble ~ed when the curtain fa.U& in September. He 'iffi5 strlck811 wlth ran attaclt o! appen-~ dkit.la and alter an examination by the club pby.sicbm was &Uowed to complete the aear.on , MAY BE UMPIBE Fort Smith, Ark., Aug. 27--Western Association lt.m 800il rna_,h th .sh l!ftr e announcer outin'i( "Umpirezs, Runt Marr and-N For Marr, former manager of the Fort Bmlth Club who has baited more umpire.s than e:oo\l£h durinq his managerial · ca~ftj 8eeka A. position WI ·;:• the lea - w will get $1 ,500 and Miss Looney $700 Miss Rav ,or \\' On by 15 num:lfsJ and l .Soo yards •n :. •~ours 22 mtn ut.cs o.nd lB second~ Last :.ear she was Mmed In 4 fill '"" 4• 10 1 , I FIGHT RESULTS I I 1 I 18 I · d \' '·,•- :' E ' n.0'· fYmnd L ' 00 ks A hea OUR wa:31 CJ.IAMPS· ~oodbye I l Flank TabeVftki on a coasl blllilu d "You won l m1ss acemg me on the tour Jl layed 307 consecutive g:o.tnes oighth' l€phed Billy, "even I! you aglllnst nl1 com:Jrs wllhou t lL sh w If: do miss some of those punches" loss They laughed anj parted. 'l'llt: Ot\ILV 'l'aUBUNI !PIIJ&hk 1'tt -'dunce\ \ I -----=-=- I DE I ....~ I I I 011 QIUY tor rrr:" Will be in~orre~·t rllllt•Onlliblt 1ni1Nt.tf,, • '' GOLF CHAMP t\ORI: Mt>NE'f O"llO OO~E."-l 'I(!..~'PS OF SPA,Ml:TTf ~Kl) 'IOU SE.N.~ M.E t".L t)()z. - ROLLII'IC. i'llt~ - ' AMAIEU~ 'lOll "'"'""""'· 10R'I>El<'ED l'l.. I publ!~hers Fd!eES'T· .. BIZ illS 1-1 1 I l'f\lllllt$1 ' "' BeaUle WhtJe the ln41.pa been to ftDtsh up the preaeat ~ DD tht Oh1c :rtetd. 4ue to nre ~Y· tnc UlCI atan'd l at the former park. tacr a! tJme pnyented &Oddm• of the ne'tl' dtam0n4. Ot.e Bnumo.J veteran Ho1lf11'ood .-eon.d l&clte~~. au.ft'ertd a broken ioe ln a lame d ·te to a bad booncUnt bah J41ktl Ouella, tbtrd IMkf:r , aport· ed a lh1ner for aev..l days. Tbr1 balla t;&ke ~ and man/ h.cce huu have bl;en btt lh• alcit or !.he btr ot tht hllh bouncea ov tht ft)'-cha:sere' bonnt'la in \he J&rdms Seattle club otftclals btvt not de• clded whether to rebuild the old park or whethe!'""to hale t.he Civic Field &od.ded al\11 made the permaneht home of the team. Nu stand~ would have to be built at the laLter place ber>..aut~e there Is no grandstand behind t!l2 p!ate NATIONAL LEAGUE Chlct.&o 10: Brooklyn 4. Plttllburgh 8, Philadelphia 0 8t. LoW. 4 , New York 2 Only gamea &chedu 1ed. 2 ~ Toi~~_!'N .•TAIIONb•!yLILEAGUt: ._,...... -· Baltimore 11; Montreal 1. Newark 11 , Rochester 2 Jersey City 5. Butr11.lo 4 GAMES TODAY Philadelphia at Clhclnnatl Brooklyn aL at. Loula New York at Chlca.to !two Kames) . ~~a~9~ea~e~~~~!frt!~n sl::-e.: , wae ::ee: I. • 1 act~n:.d;n ~ ;;:~~ILl*~~~ I League and lB30-JI . l..os.lt MMOil they 6ni8hed fourth 1n Lhetr p-oup. Joe Wood and Lefty Grove. John 500 . pltchlnr for the Washlnrton Senaton nnt set the record 1n 1912 The Mme season Wood of the Boston Red 8ox tied the ma.rk Grove eq\UI.IIed Johnson 1 la8t SY.:;on, mlsslnl his 17th str&t&ht when he loi!t a t -O decision to tht: St Edward Butm an, pllytnJ th!' Portlahd, Ore OoU Course sank ~ tee shot t wice la.IL year on that cour• and later IK!orej an ace on a. 266 ya rd hole at Steilacoom Club a\ Tacoma three Ameracan plt.chen~- have won sixteen st.ni&!lt rames.. Th~y are Walter Johnson , ... ...., . ----.................. .... name ' I• Q • DE FO~ES'r WILL PI..AY Q/'J But They Couldn't Touch a Present- . Day Olympic Record. '" I For COLDS, COUGHS Sore lb.-, m .............. malleooehetoolpaiDo,applyMIel'ole, the "'COUDter-irrillld" .... ta~n f(l! ~ h .. ru,. 1'1 flllfnt:v·Hve cents for each Uon. - - -·-- ---------- Fashions --- ""' By EVA'Jt. TING~Y! '' r-----------------, .. Will YOLI 13RI..,N6 YoLIR Wtl'E AND i'lfi A>loiti~R COCi<'Tl\-ll ' • ) I ' ' .. In V• ...... nile f- ..•• -..•..• • in num!ler• of ~lntr U•le ..:.m~l~o. 11\oe YOD 'o doo..,.io&l1 oJini 'llll>t.... ' AQ. ..... •• 76tfi A'• . IJJ6 ,.,, .., tt'fi't~ i' t#ftsl4 '' • ' ' pn. !ld· .' • • .. Ck. - "r'E.At-'1 ...U.o;,.;il ' • "?' 'dlo!}ru•i io 1lu1 ff lo11! \ ~ • ' will . ' .. -. = ., ie"il frt. WALKE/2. ' 0~ MR (ioaDl"El\.OW: .. iP• 11-IE ~· St. tnqulre at The Dati)' Tribune. J1·2Ht. by ng ..•• WE'EK-/ THE TRUTH! ••• ed ~. en AIN'T IT '"'• ~ !Of 1 fur- .... !"" !n&e'· roorna. ... 1: Rainbow's End nace l'leal, good lqc.:lltlon at\ Mp.tn .,.' ere l·or Rent JI'OR Rf;NT- 3 otrloe '.. ,.,- bnmedlat.elJ. will bt lo>AA lh11t• 11 mlnfrrntm r lnl . JNTEJLNATIONAL LEAGUE Of anY advm•ti5flmeut. l::t~mt. 11 advertlM' ~•lenb 11hnulo be ' t" 11 " 1' IC'CI ad~rtt 1 emeoL l'. ~ . NEX'i 0 ' •n B~IT'ISH CUP l placed secon• In live, tb1rd once and unplaced OWic:t!. : The bluest slnKie f)Ul'6e P.lq~l~~ ~~~: !~~thy:r:;.a:'s the P m co ~ , ~~---- I 1d 6 Nqarll: a.t Roclleater. Ba!'tlmon! at. Mdnin!a •. AJbllny H.t Toronto. Jeney City i.t Buffalo. Bo6&on •t Pltteburgb. .. Benn y L.eona.rd. retired lla:ht weight Champion. has tak~ par' ~n twenty bouts since he at&rte!;l hie Tht faste1t mUe or t he year re· · comeback and won thetn all. Bewa.v ported so rar Ia cred1U;d to the vet- • won tht. J36 l.ltle from Preddy Welch t ran piLCI!r, Wlnnlpea . 1 51 3·4, who In 19~T He retired In 1924 atepped a mil e In 2 03 3·-t. for h1s -Lra.lner &p Paulm at lnd 1ana.polls , The two--year .. old trotter, Colurecently J met .l)onalcl, :nat Trainer Wtu Ca· ton purchase P.ofor fllO u al ' '"'' Yak-- was Lhe ftnt ot the Inter· ' ling continues startle rae na 1al'ls oolleglate football champio.lns de- with his speed and to date ;q~pear~; feaU Harvard Columbla and I t.he outstandirlK t wa-year-olt:l 1.1 0 Prln~eton ln and gammg na -[ tralnlng A half ln 101 quarter ln 187 tlo al re~l"on .21"- at North Randall recently ts u. n v~··· w 1ample of his ability -, • N The Boston Bru- lna -are tqe leadlnJ ~t the ~II illne· hlsh run for "PMJnant" wtnnera In the NotJon•l 110 pookeL- bllUardiiJta clicking off 271 Hockey Lea1ue They flpl&b.e4 ftnt · In the Amertea..n at'Oli-P ln the i:n!balls :sons of 1927-21; 1938- :11; 1828~30; AMEIUCAN LEAGUE cr..evel&nd at New York Ohlca&O at Jklst.on at. Louil at PhU.Mlphla. Detroit at Wash ington NATIONAL LBAGUE 1 c~:~ipoJee, .. ___ Kid Chocolates right Q;lumbua J.t Milwaukee. Toledo at KaMu Cl.ty Indlu.napollll ~t St. Paul . 1t wo gamell) IJ:utsville at Minneapoll6 rour' teath!lr~l.&'ht Sport ShortS Louis Brown8 AMERICAN A88001ATtON Brk~e f~d btea~. Only AMERICAN ...EA.OllE New York f : •Cleveland 2 Bo8ton U; Chlc:qo A Ph!Jadelphia 5; Bt. Louis .f. Only 1amea scheduled . atft* le fbe .lonpst ' m~jor ~ue · J~e oq.. :t¥:orct. y.oent 't.o ~w~tf:--,.:lrU!I:· l.nii_iteori Cadore hurW l~iHe Bh.~tyn P¢~rs and Jpr 0,~ Boat41n -went the tull to a 1 W:! 1 tie ln 1920 , , ' Jotihny DW1dee Wl6 . ~ 'i riAl QJme tor Joseph Carrora .w;o hetii the ..-orld'a and Jun!,or lJBhtweta:ht c'hafnplouahlp '"'" Ina: his\ ~on nay In~ ttle aq~r.l holder of the worid·• ~ =~e1nret:-rd P~fu!.: ::! !·~ !.~. ...,lrd ____ ._ I htcl r b Composite American No Apollo i· , Say Savants-But What of It? * * * • * Ancient Greeks Were Physically Perfect--to Look at-- P W BeAm o[ Rf'••d sv l\11' w11s :t. :f fj' (12 p''t) bu!/Lue&~ ca ller nnE A I<•Uble one ype like t II •, day la~;L week 12c per line. 1 Jumle WI by wtu; a bll';ln"s~ \ IMt. ru at Belleville, W Va.. Jo'lld:~y n.f. i l'k thi• (10 pt.) tOe tm·noon. T ,.,... I e RO.!;munrl Ellll ltic lt llf1 lurnlly 01 '' per ,ine. hero fm a vu;lt wllh J W Euu Lt k • ,..--:;;-· - - -- - - - ana family. 1'YP" lllLe llll~'> 1'1 pt I [7c per Unt• [ Choster P'alu.n of .Jopp,, \'lll f. .1.', I \S nernge woiCifl n•alr.e I 1\ue) 1J-\ lsLlng Lflonard Paugh w11h h1 <; arm wmk Friday. 1 Consecutive ltu;erttou~ rnr price Ol Clyde Bailey and tamily fij)cnt 1. ~ FrJday with l<'oreflt BhRfe1 an I I 01 I rumlly of Fot'kod Run Hill. 1 Consecutive lnllf!rtloru for pr ce Carl FuJrbanks of near TUJI[ll' ' " 4. , Plains waR a bniJln~m; cullr.1 on E. l.tlk m ladly &6'olbt you A .Klbble f 'll r1R Y 'lllP. ad der W lhl~l ~h e , npy fo 1 Ml'S. Oreu Chllrlc1 :, Is vls,l mt; IIJ I tl deal~ · 1 ~~~"~ .,narr. •l ln ~ucll a 1\t.lVCI' a t Oas:>away, W Vn lh1, JOUr a " • r ~.. ,., , 1 ---·-··· . ,.,. . --.. '"""'...,......_.. niOnnm a• I~ • urlnM t 1Jf' ll,ll'fA ~~ ' • 'ft\e Milwaukee t. columbus 3 Minneapollll '1 , LoulsvUlf' 3 Mlnnellpoll& li, Ll>ul.sVille 8_ St Paul 'J, Indlanapol15 3 Kansau City 11 : Toledo 3 t2I;Q: ---- --·---- CLASSIFIED ADVERTI SING SECTION -'t .Me &t 66 88 16 80 93 L(l.J-\\ Protector, own-broth- Montreal 1l .bU 'J1 .5JI 1-. The Maichtoness, also trained Rcch~s1cr by w1u catan. wa .. Albkny . a .441 11nd thn:~-year-cld of Jersey City . 13 f41 1111 • •nr Vl'ar. brea:ting' all record! fOI' Toronto 41 336 Bv E o BOY l rmlr In 1 59 1-t, In wtnmng the INS Sports \Vill ~ l With a l'ESTER.Do\l''S RESULTS 11 ot• ~~ hiS uge and galt. Bmlu¥. Aug 2'1-IN S-The slnun J 1\• ·.L tk } .foutu· t~ and shculd Th" A.MEBICAN~ASSOCL\TION tt·nnl8 balls nrc :-.ubmlt tect t0 In tn- •,l\lal r 111rmt'lil> mPke a cl€an 6W~:cp or I, wm ENGLIS~ 77 1 Baltimore i. dln-or tflc CCIUi le&pe 11 I 0 -~OS et ~~e-su!Ced HURRAY! Jock I By lntel nai..ona l News Service At New York- Pete Nebo, P'lortda lljhCweight. defeated Jimmy M e- temd10 nal tourna mmt.s bns been thl' 1 t ma1 ndPt of her engagem~nts 1 In oen lnntnr. In theth.ird Inning yn:terda,-, tho Bruins knocked Namll.ra, New York 161_ measured !OJ the first ti me ~Y Gel~ 1h•· I I'll!, tbe family of Pe ter Volo Fra.nki€ Covelli, New York fcath- nlllll t.ech uwhms rlurlng Lhe Da v1:; .. nd M_01 g~tJel Allon wm atand ~u -i Hollis Thurston and Oazzy Vance out or the box and 1100red nine erwetght, and Frankie BrlDlo, New Cup me'lt bet,,cen England and 111m~ 111 1h1 field of colt trotters I runs on eilht hit.&, Mark Koenig York, drew !8l Germa ny lln M r<-hloness took her record two blows during the biJ rally. At. Athmt'lc Clty- Beny B During four single gnmes pln yc,I <' 1 JU~'~ lu w~.tmlng ~e Lblrd he~~ot • Lon Wameke, OhiC&IJ0'8 young Philadelphia , former featherwei:S;t ill two da:vs. the ba Is COVI" I"ed a dl!l· ol Uw !,hamplonsh lp Stallion Stake II pLtchJrill Btar, ch&lked up his 19th J · champion, defeated YOUilJ' Patsy tancc ot no le<:::;. thun 90 miles be-~ ('IU Jy till '\ yca1, funh!lr demonsu·a.t· vlet.I;Hlr and drove in His team's _ •._.... WaUace, Atlantic City Ug'htweight tween the playels the i.nvestt;;:ation m~ hl'r speed ILnd gllllleneSfi by Win· ftr5t two runs wLth a double. The NO CAPTAIN ItO) shoW'!! During tht> lon[l:es t match, 1'1ng the rou1lh hea.t In <!.04, last Mitwauk.ee, WI!,1nAUg. ~7-1N8flew mean); ~hlr~:; miles throu gh lt,Jlf m 51:1 l-4 ftnal ICCre u 10 tc li and the vlc-~ Pol the first time HUltop histor v At Chicago-Barney Rolls, Chi- ,~ the the balls alr. This lhat in thh; _ tor)' pra.cLtcally assured the Cubs Marquette UQiveralty will have no \ cago light weight won deci siOn over match alo ne the bails crossed th e of ~ ~t. captain for 1t.!l 1933 ba31tetbe.ll tea.m 1 Ray MUI«, New York U0 1 grounds 2,000 ti m es !tom base t o FIGHTERS l\IE!T D1W" Dean o1 the Cardinals, the Let termen of 1U3lil failed to eleci ~ 1 bnse N•tlonal lf.a~Ue 8trlke-out ldng, M!ader arld, u a result, C06ch Wm .1 PrJze fighting mB.de,its J\.rutrlca n The avcutge :...p€ed [jf the balls m . Nt>w York Aug 27-INB-Ton} falUlfd five batten and yielded 8 . Chandler appelnt a captam de but In 1816 when Jacob Hyer de· the to urnament wa:, found to be JS Canwne rl and Bill Petrolle met t'lve hits Pi bea.t.ln&" the Olanta, 4 before each game dw·tng the com- fea.ted Tom Beas1f'.) m a grudRe miles Pf'r ho ur Service balls evcu hc1e fm Ill! lnform!1l bit o~ P~~~~1re 1 t.o 2, for the second time In thr~ lng season. 1 battle wlth bare fist6 attn ined mnxmnu u speed o! 70 mll~s taking a few d~~ prl.o r t h~ 11 1 -----~-~ -· ~lprt hour, ' hile smas h b.1 1ls rmlllecl•~,1 ~ewn•'•Pl LQ wtcs ony~ ll we , itl1 th 1 l- " " , m c l/lg can; w r P leu omena Petrolle nlwa.ya punotool 90 ~ speed up to mill's P h rll! hl 011 t nnc while champlon Tony I _T tte time tennis playt'rs, h~vc ~} v.a~ a ha.lf hour late F'mally he "'3?'•:·"'· p1epnre for the next st ro ll.( i~ thelc cull It' 111 and heres how the two 1 fmc the most able ve!y ell!>e short of bRllsIn "shot ' f1 omfavor· th(! men who will be.~tle for th~ title By HARDIN BURNLEY · ~1!'1'1.ed eacb other. base. the playe r has t u be ready 111 He ll o runy · wa8 Petrolle's g 1ec,,. three seconds h'g 'How you feeling.," One· hRl f of this tim~ is Ja.<d, be- , . Fine" said Tony " I hope you ' ca u;SC he h R..'l to walt till his oppon- lla ve 110 complaint..; ll.s warm her~ ent s racquet takes the ball and dlr · but H. will help you to make thnl ect.l! back to his own f ield If the 135 pounds •· opponent places the ball j ust lw."Oh 1 11 be A.ll rl&h l .. 'f rPturned hind the net. he hll.8 to nm th.: 30 '. I u. orry Ill) m:..re- about It fl!let rrom hls po~ltlon at the"base fu:in ·you w~ll I 'll be tl'iere with th e net In 1 1·2 seconds bl'lls on .. or all the gnmcs plnyed on three 1 The came • a men got In thelr day111, the ~l!rond sets were alway~ wor k and t hen came the p:a.rtmg found t.o be t he !'lowest the p la)·ers of the two leading llgh.twelglit.s ot being 1nvrulably tired by the speed the wmld dl!>played In the first set The !inal .1 11 be 'seeing you m a fell davs" sets were played fastc1 araln, was Oanzonen's v·a y or saying .By Jimmy by dt<ioloh o ' �. .. ~,. ( . . ' '. '" • '· ' } 'I • • ' BUNDAY, d - - -· . . .~ ' o1 thUdren or Cdlwnbus :t spent Jack Wf.l'd i.& In the daUihter Mri. Nettle Brandeburv • ~UQUBT ~~. 1111 : " ~' Ho~Ut' Jia. .. l:JD DAILY mmiJNE ..POMI!IlOY, Oll!l). r~Nf~~/'~,CJ~BJ ~~.·~~ ===;"""=:'=':="'"""'==:=:=~=~~:;;~~~~~~~~"""=~;=~~:=:::;::.=::=il~~l'f:i::":-'"'"'i:::::::·~~-~,]it ~-B.~ft"~h..,I"!N~ "" .S==ft•[-U......O_V_[""Tda-1....'.,=..::·:::~~:.:: Phllade)phia Girl · I With The wreotleu The Marchioness 1fow fli!y :~" !seaille iQ~s =~:.F:\~~J'1:10'"1! Ul 111 ~. ~~~ tr:~ =~ .wtns 10 Mile Swim! :: .::.::=.~·;:.::.:e~::.e Is Leading Money 1 ~.~ ~ USe Dirt tnfie~d ;yoi\!:tl-~,;.:;::!r.:a ~ 'lm"'kttN T~ A£ A "J' Cbolnon'o ctlt.-odpd pl\cblna. --- . Ioatil"""" defeated Floyd Manh all Winner Of SeasOn \ '17 411 All IAij:j., WUh.. A"' 27-tl'ls- lourteeo 10 ~!:'%,~ " ":" :'~ ";.~~ Ia C';"waod Cba'."pl01l for I Lo~,"":~:n. Lutu. ~=-n4 o . l: l: 'l: "" ...~ lQOr umo 11nu prof.... "'uJon, -;;;:;.,... ~. BR home nm recora. Fou No. Thin! Conaec:uti•e v~ar California, defeated Regin ald SHu , Oct:hen, N y ' A\.li 27-lNB-'L'be ~t~ ''. . ea N .513 :r~':'hfttVI~tftt m.~t:dln~ hurler, i1 "l&)'.iDI t~ttc,th Jtat' Rfl VI . " ~ Y3~rday whUe Babe hit in T'oron.to' Even.t Abyu~ d The I ~.=.: :: . .... : : -~~ pJQ:!·on a d1Anet1-dla· ~e U:tn~~~ ~f:a ' !~d~ ::!1 h Fi d BoetoD ............ .21' touen a.r' Iff Hl T hlt homers lUI the AtbleUct : ~Q~a~~t., vf:"nU:;~~ Coc ran gore uris daUiht.er Peter V010 ' hiiY tbeff nnt tiPfrioDct tpt'cl:.. P:!o~ ~-lt..~ shaded Browl\8, 5 tot. A ain- ~ delph~lli ·.!'!,y the . undil• ot \ ,eatl on IUOh a n.etd in Autun WtA boro ,"' J'liJl.Ji. ·1 1 ~le w~.nntPK ~eate&t As A Contendet· od MJl!"iaret Arion =·NATIONAL LIAOUI ,w. ~Ye ton~ed M"" - NICk 'H 't I)O!Ied ri Over Neareot Rival.; Cubt Ridinr 6%. Conteat• Ahead . ~ OF REST OF PACK Ferrell Loaet. To Yank1 ~ Piratea Finally Win ._.h"l F rom • .- I I -- B)' I -ts CONKLIN T'!S ~tporlJl writer New York Aua: 27 - LN8-1.'he I'M A. GA.MJ; GUY, SUS\1::, BUT 1HE .:~ITTER 1H.AT cA!.lS ME CUPID IS ' · once formidflble Btookl)'n Dodger& pulled into St. l..oula today looking like' they hnd rtdden &C1"08S the continent ln a ~ble Bell. 1 Reellnr from three crlWllng defcM.tB by the Cubs. their p!Whtng ~>taff shot to pieces, and 6l-2 games teblnd Chicago In the Na tiona.l Iearue pennant rM:e. the .J..)()d&ers wUI do W(;ll to stay In frc.nt of the Plra,E:S, onl y h!Yf a gs. me behind t.hem. Yestierdb)'"B Gebacle 1n Chlca&o Jecalled the drama.tJ.c game of the 1928 world aeries when the A 's 8cond ren runs againSt the Cubs ~E:PIN', A BLISTE!il! y:-c . . :· ' : •==lo h1a the 'I '!cl(O' Marchl.ollCII ln Lbt A.l Slmmons &nd 1.-efty Orove. , Jtamblet.onlan Slalr.e at Golhen uJ4 90 also l.he of I ·- 1 the t is Of the title by Blnunona eeut . t.he puted worid•s profess1ona.1 lhC season's leadina mone)' wlnntlll ..L,. Peq. wGman 8'ffltnmer '0 • ··· · · u .6'Jf ' un ~rosa in the ninth. Ruth 's homer and Oehrla:'li :19Ut J MiN Ra\'lor daU&hter of a Phil· lrot.l.(:r I .. " 10 .63f 1 lt.lped young Johnny Allen &a.ln a ...,l bll. poiJC4im.n tor Ule thtrd Chhmgo, AUI ~ -Welker OOCll · The filly eamed nlmOit tao,OOO _,)' Pli~h· e6 eo .330 4 to 2 decl&lon over Cleveland far I a~tin a row &nneXed Lhe Canadt&n I nm hae 5erved notloe tna.t he will l•u vic-tory In the rlchr.iiot of IJl ! l'hUlldtlPhb ...... M lfi .601.'1 hl.l! etltlth stratabt trlum.ph and 1 exblbU.ion ten-mile 1wlm be a cont.entter both t'orLhthe 'I'Otlmg events. and prevtoua vie-- 18clk:!D · • · ·; 61 ft hls third victory 1n a week's Ume.l tn comparatively easy 1'B.6h1on \ worlds 18.~ balkltne t\Dd ree ,,,l ies In the Championahip Btamon l et:.I.RI&U .. . II fU3 The Whl.te BoX outb&tt:.ed the IJCI'IOUih her time for thi ten · cusb.1on bJIUu.r'l:t titles next. $!iason . ~'Lake and a race e.t Hartford, tn tfltw Yoa'JI; . . . &I 16 no Red SOx by eiiJhteen hUs to thlr~ mile course was not as rut as prev- I Completely recovered from h~ .. ddltlon to second money 1n the CtnelnnaU · ·· 9 '74 411 teen Berry and Seed& ~tina four lausiy she clearly oulcla.saed tht!Jill nellli8 which handtc;a.pped Ma.trcn Stake. bring her ea.ruinp ' · apiece but. fourteen bales on 1 JUmptna: Into the lead o. hwl· last haa pert I• Htr Lht tw.ooo mark to date <'88()CI1TION b&lls by chk:aiO'I pttchen were dred 11rds from the start and \ forming~ ~Y c:m l~n co,:n r1alner Will C&ton will start tbe 1Cbi\ ~ f W. L. , fct. coatly and Boston won 11 w 8 • \ st.eadily lenethehlhiJ uer advantage ~hhr~ f~~tant. mstchetJP recently _Jc n.t filly tn the Horse Rev~ew ~- , ~.-111 . . · 81 52 .'&ol Other tetuna were idle. as the race dMW to a , close I and his form Indica tell he ill r;e-cty tmiLy at ll1 . w e 16 A 56$ 1 - Some 30.000 enthusluts erowded Lo play the beat q &in. ' < ~<mct c1reuH sht't.a fr~ n . JridlaDa . . T.1 t1 S3J 1 COLONELS' PITCHER lACES the waterfront of Late Ontario. I Akita Amado J apanese champ aht wlll me,c t practically SAI118 KaniU OIW . , . , 1 • M !HI OPERATION IN FALL despite threat;enmg weo.thcr . Chatles J Jordan, ft)ml et We8t.em fh ld 111 Uli' event that started ln 1 Totedo ........ ( 1!1 81 ·: Mf:lw•ukee . Louisville, Ky, Aug. ~7-lNSr-A. , The winner 8 prize was fw-ther 1e titleholder and Jay N 8o1.eman 1h1• 'Hamblelm'l1an . . _, N 1 1 8oiutlon as to the 81\lltlp 1n tb.c duced thl.l yea r and Mise Ravlor 1 1931 coa!it. champion were defeaterl }"( llowtng her Springfield engage- LqulavJUe ,. M 80 ~ pitching of Clyde Hatter, CoJonel'e will reoe1ve only ta,OOO for her er- by Coc:hra.n. ' , , t 1 ht> M<H chloness wUI start. In s~ Paul . , ; . >19 , fM .3 11 11 southpaw, mp,y be determined a.t forts compared with the 'lonsidel·Cochran·wtllternain on the coast rhc Ht n;emJu:. Fuurlty at Inatan- 1 . __,.the close of the bMeball aea.son ably a.IQount& In former yeallfi uJlGll~> ~~ond 1,1·obabl)' will conclude 1 , JN!I'ERNATION.tL LEAOUI 1until next month when he will Hatter, a. native KentuckliUl, has ; Mrs Evelyn Armstrong, vf De· tu rn cast to arrange matches wtt:l hi 1 n ; IIJ>OP 8 1-11 mpalgn In The ·'Ken- Chlb . L. Pet. been troubled wnb a.ppendlcttls th:J t.roit was second \. May Looney, or 1 t he top~notches. . Lllcky Fut u 1 lty, scheduled for Ute 1Newark . . lilt tB .661 paat two weekll, and wm hl\ve Lhe Warre n, 0 , thlra. Mr~; Armstrong ___ ~ 1 , l r a~ ut the trots at LeMng- Butr&lo 1& 83 541 I ~atlonal ~ertoua I Ji<.w~ ~14. win~rnftocf.an 'fa t~n AIIB&J~Jf t ~ cc;;l~ ...... Sprlnarflt~d, I I' I I l't'·i I -.r·- __ _ _ I 1 IStrain . On Balls I tou ~:lS!IC.Il, To Be Measured I"' out.~tandl.ng develo~ I intestinal trouble ~ed when the curtain fa.U& in September. He 'iffi5 strlck811 wlth ran attaclt o! appen-~ dkit.la and alter an examination by the club pby.sicbm was &Uowed to complete the aear.on , MAY BE UMPIBE Fort Smith, Ark., Aug. 27--Western Association lt.m 800il rna_,h th .sh l!ftr e announcer outin'i( "Umpirezs, Runt Marr and-N For Marr, former manager of the Fort Bmlth Club who has baited more umpire.s than e:oo\l£h durinq his managerial · ca~ftj 8eeka A. position WI ·;:• the lea - w will get $1 ,500 and Miss Looney $700 Miss Rav ,or \\' On by 15 num:lfsJ and l .Soo yards •n :. •~ours 22 mtn ut.cs o.nd lB second~ Last :.ear she was Mmed In 4 fill '"" 4• 10 1 , I FIGHT RESULTS I I 1 I 18 I · d \' '·,•- :' E ' n.0'· fYmnd L ' 00 ks A hea OUR wa:31 CJ.IAMPS· ~oodbye I l Flank TabeVftki on a coasl blllilu d "You won l m1ss acemg me on the tour Jl layed 307 consecutive g:o.tnes oighth' l€phed Billy, "even I! you aglllnst nl1 com:Jrs wllhou t lL sh w If: do miss some of those punches" loss They laughed anj parted. 'l'llt: Ot\ILV 'l'aUBUNI !PIIJ&hk 1'tt -'dunce\ \ I -----=-=- I DE I ....~ I I I 011 QIUY tor rrr:" Will be in~orre~·t rllllt•Onlliblt 1ni1Nt.tf,, • '' GOLF CHAMP t\ORI: Mt>NE'f O"llO OO~E."-l 'I(!..~'PS OF SPA,Ml:TTf ~Kl) 'IOU SE.N.~ M.E t".L t)()z. - ROLLII'IC. i'llt~ - ' AMAIEU~ 'lOll "'"'""""'· 10R'I>El<'ED l'l.. I publ!~hers Fd!eES'T· .. BIZ illS 1-1 1 I l'f\lllllt$1 ' "' BeaUle WhtJe the ln41.pa been to ftDtsh up the preaeat ~ DD tht Oh1c :rtetd. 4ue to nre ~Y· tnc UlCI atan'd l at the former park. tacr a! tJme pnyented &Oddm• of the ne'tl' dtam0n4. Ot.e Bnumo.J veteran Ho1lf11'ood .-eon.d l&clte~~. au.ft'ertd a broken ioe ln a lame d ·te to a bad booncUnt bah J41ktl Ouella, tbtrd IMkf:r , aport· ed a lh1ner for aev..l days. Tbr1 balla t;&ke ~ and man/ h.cce huu have bl;en btt lh• alcit or !.he btr ot tht hllh bouncea ov tht ft)'-cha:sere' bonnt'la in \he J&rdms Seattle club otftclals btvt not de• clded whether to rebuild the old park or whethe!'""to hale t.he Civic Field &od.ded al\11 made the permaneht home of the team. Nu stand~ would have to be built at the laLter place ber>..aut~e there Is no grandstand behind t!l2 p!ate NATIONAL LEAGUE Chlct.&o 10: Brooklyn 4. Plttllburgh 8, Philadelphia 0 8t. LoW. 4 , New York 2 Only gamea &chedu 1ed. 2 ~ Toi~~_!'N .•TAIIONb•!yLILEAGUt: ._,...... -· Baltimore 11; Montreal 1. Newark 11 , Rochester 2 Jersey City 5. Butr11.lo 4 GAMES TODAY Philadelphia at Clhclnnatl Brooklyn aL at. Loula New York at Chlca.to !two Kames) . ~~a~9~ea~e~~~~!frt!~n sl::-e.: , wae ::ee: I. • 1 act~n:.d;n ~ ;;:~~ILl*~~~ I League and lB30-JI . l..os.lt MMOil they 6ni8hed fourth 1n Lhetr p-oup. Joe Wood and Lefty Grove. John 500 . pltchlnr for the Washlnrton Senaton nnt set the record 1n 1912 The Mme season Wood of the Boston Red 8ox tied the ma.rk Grove eq\UI.IIed Johnson 1 la8t SY.:;on, mlsslnl his 17th str&t&ht when he loi!t a t -O decision to tht: St Edward Butm an, pllytnJ th!' Portlahd, Ore OoU Course sank ~ tee shot t wice la.IL year on that cour• and later IK!orej an ace on a. 266 ya rd hole at Steilacoom Club a\ Tacoma three Ameracan plt.chen~- have won sixteen st.ni&!lt rames.. Th~y are Walter Johnson , ... ...., . ----.................. .... name ' I• Q • DE FO~ES'r WILL PI..AY Q/'J But They Couldn't Touch a Present- . Day Olympic Record. '" I For COLDS, COUGHS Sore lb.-, m .............. malleooehetoolpaiDo,applyMIel'ole, the "'COUDter-irrillld" .... ta~n f(l! ~ h .. ru,. 1'1 flllfnt:v·Hve cents for each Uon. - - -·-- ---------- Fashions --- ""' By EVA'Jt. TING~Y! '' r-----------------, .. Will YOLI 13RI..,N6 YoLIR Wtl'E AND i'lfi A>loiti~R COCi<'Tl\-ll ' • ) I ' ' .. In V• ...... nile f- ..•• -..•..• • in num!ler• of ~lntr U•le ..:.m~l~o. 11\oe YOD 'o doo..,.io&l1 oJini 'llll>t.... ' AQ. ..... •• 76tfi A'• . IJJ6 ,.,, .., tt'fi't~ i' t#ftsl4 '' • ' ' pn. !ld· .' • • .. Ck. - "r'E.At-'1 ...U.o;,.;il ' • "?' 'dlo!}ru•i io 1lu1 ff lo11! \ ~ • ' will . ' .. -. = ., ie"il frt. WALKE/2. ' 0~ MR (ioaDl"El\.OW: .. iP• 11-IE ~· St. tnqulre at The Dati)' Tribune. J1·2Ht. by ng ..•• WE'EK-/ THE TRUTH! ••• ed ~. en AIN'T IT '"'• ~ !Of 1 fur- .... !"" !n&e'· roorna. ... 1: Rainbow's End nace l'leal, good lqc.:lltlon at\ Mp.tn .,.' ere l·or Rent JI'OR Rf;NT- 3 otrloe '.. ,.,- bnmedlat.elJ. will bt lo>AA lh11t• 11 mlnfrrntm r lnl . JNTEJLNATIONAL LEAGUE Of anY advm•ti5flmeut. l::t~mt. 11 advertlM' ~•lenb 11hnulo be ' t" 11 " 1' IC'CI ad~rtt 1 emeoL l'. ~ . NEX'i 0 ' •n B~IT'ISH CUP l placed secon• In live, tb1rd once and unplaced OWic:t!. : The bluest slnKie f)Ul'6e P.lq~l~~ ~~~: !~~thy:r:;.a:'s the P m co ~ , ~~---- I 1d 6 Nqarll: a.t Roclleater. Ba!'tlmon! at. Mdnin!a •. AJbllny H.t Toronto. Jeney City i.t Buffalo. Bo6&on •t Pltteburgb. .. Benn y L.eona.rd. retired lla:ht weight Champion. has tak~ par' ~n twenty bouts since he at&rte!;l hie Tht faste1t mUe or t he year re· · comeback and won thetn all. Bewa.v ported so rar Ia cred1U;d to the vet- • won tht. J36 l.ltle from Preddy Welch t ran piLCI!r, Wlnnlpea . 1 51 3·4, who In 19~T He retired In 1924 atepped a mil e In 2 03 3·-t. for h1s -Lra.lner &p Paulm at lnd 1ana.polls , The two--year .. old trotter, Colurecently J met .l)onalcl, :nat Trainer Wtu Ca· ton purchase P.ofor fllO u al ' '"'' Yak-- was Lhe ftnt ot the Inter· ' ling continues startle rae na 1al'ls oolleglate football champio.lns de- with his speed and to date ;q~pear~; feaU Harvard Columbla and I t.he outstandirlK t wa-year-olt:l 1.1 0 Prln~eton ln and gammg na -[ tralnlng A half ln 101 quarter ln 187 tlo al re~l"on .21"- at North Randall recently ts u. n v~··· w 1ample of his ability -, • N The Boston Bru- lna -are tqe leadlnJ ~t the ~II illne· hlsh run for "PMJnant" wtnnera In the NotJon•l 110 pookeL- bllUardiiJta clicking off 271 Hockey Lea1ue They flpl&b.e4 ftnt · In the Amertea..n at'Oli-P ln the i:n!balls :sons of 1927-21; 1938- :11; 1828~30; AMEIUCAN LEAGUE cr..evel&nd at New York Ohlca&O at Jklst.on at. Louil at PhU.Mlphla. Detroit at Wash ington NATIONAL LBAGUE 1 c~:~ipoJee, .. ___ Kid Chocolates right Q;lumbua J.t Milwaukee. Toledo at KaMu Cl.ty Indlu.napollll ~t St. Paul . 1t wo gamell) IJ:utsville at Minneapoll6 rour' teath!lr~l.&'ht Sport ShortS Louis Brown8 AMERICAN A88001ATtON Brk~e f~d btea~. Only AMERICAN ...EA.OllE New York f : •Cleveland 2 Bo8ton U; Chlc:qo A Ph!Jadelphia 5; Bt. Louis .f. Only 1amea scheduled . atft* le fbe .lonpst ' m~jor ~ue · J~e oq.. :t¥:orct. y.oent 't.o ~w~tf:--,.:lrU!I:· l.nii_iteori Cadore hurW l~iHe Bh.~tyn P¢~rs and Jpr 0,~ Boat41n -went the tull to a 1 W:! 1 tie ln 1920 , , ' Jotihny DW1dee Wl6 . ~ 'i riAl QJme tor Joseph Carrora .w;o hetii the ..-orld'a and Jun!,or lJBhtweta:ht c'hafnplouahlp '"'" Ina: his\ ~on nay In~ ttle aq~r.l holder of the worid·• ~ =~e1nret:-rd P~fu!.: ::! !·~ !.~. ...,lrd ____ ._ I htcl r b Composite American No Apollo i· , Say Savants-But What of It? * * * • * Ancient Greeks Were Physically Perfect--to Look at-- P W BeAm o[ Rf'••d sv l\11' w11s :t. :f fj' (12 p''t) bu!/Lue&~ ca ller nnE A I<•Uble one ype like t II •, day la~;L week 12c per line. 1 Jumle WI by wtu; a bll';ln"s~ \ IMt. ru at Belleville, W Va.. Jo'lld:~y n.f. i l'k thi• (10 pt.) tOe tm·noon. T ,.,... I e RO.!;munrl Ellll ltic lt llf1 lurnlly 01 '' per ,ine. hero fm a vu;lt wllh J W Euu Lt k • ,..--:;;-· - - -- - - - ana family. 1'YP" lllLe llll~'> 1'1 pt I [7c per Unt• [ Choster P'alu.n of .Jopp,, \'lll f. .1.', I \S nernge woiCifl n•alr.e I 1\ue) 1J-\ lsLlng Lflonard Paugh w11h h1 <; arm wmk Friday. 1 Consecutive ltu;erttou~ rnr price Ol Clyde Bailey and tamily fij)cnt 1. ~ FrJday with l<'oreflt BhRfe1 an I I 01 I rumlly of Fot'kod Run Hill. 1 Consecutive lnllf!rtloru for pr ce Carl FuJrbanks of near TUJI[ll' ' " 4. , Plains waR a bniJln~m; cullr.1 on E. l.tlk m ladly &6'olbt you A .Klbble f 'll r1R Y 'lllP. ad der W lhl~l ~h e , npy fo 1 Ml'S. Oreu Chllrlc1 :, Is vls,l mt; IIJ I tl deal~ · 1 ~~~"~ .,narr. •l ln ~ucll a 1\t.lVCI' a t Oas:>away, W Vn lh1, JOUr a " • r ~.. ,., , 1 ---·-··· . ,.,. . --.. '"""'...,......_.. niOnnm a• I~ • urlnM t 1Jf' ll,ll'fA ~~ ' • 'ft\e Milwaukee t. columbus 3 Minneapollll '1 , LoulsvUlf' 3 Mlnnellpoll& li, Ll>ul.sVille 8_ St Paul 'J, Indlanapol15 3 Kansau City 11 : Toledo 3 t2I;Q: ---- --·---- CLASSIFIED ADVERTI SING SECTION -'t .Me &t 66 88 16 80 93 L(l.J-\\ Protector, own-broth- Montreal 1l .bU 'J1 .5JI 1-. The Maichtoness, also trained Rcch~s1cr by w1u catan. wa .. Albkny . a .441 11nd thn:~-year-cld of Jersey City . 13 f41 1111 • •nr Vl'ar. brea:ting' all record! fOI' Toronto 41 336 Bv E o BOY l rmlr In 1 59 1-t, In wtnmng the INS Sports \Vill ~ l With a l'ESTER.Do\l''S RESULTS 11 ot• ~~ hiS uge and galt. Bmlu¥. Aug 2'1-IN S-The slnun J 1\• ·.L tk } .foutu· t~ and shculd Th" A.MEBICAN~ASSOCL\TION tt·nnl8 balls nrc :-.ubmlt tect t0 In tn- •,l\lal r 111rmt'lil> mPke a cl€an 6W~:cp or I, wm ENGLIS~ 77 1 Baltimore i. dln-or tflc CCIUi le&pe 11 I 0 -~OS et ~~e-su!Ced HURRAY! Jock I By lntel nai..ona l News Service At New York- Pete Nebo, P'lortda lljhCweight. defeated Jimmy M e- temd10 nal tourna mmt.s bns been thl' 1 t ma1 ndPt of her engagem~nts 1 In oen lnntnr. In theth.ird Inning yn:terda,-, tho Bruins knocked Namll.ra, New York 161_ measured !OJ the first ti me ~Y Gel~ 1h•· I I'll!, tbe family of Pe ter Volo Fra.nki€ Covelli, New York fcath- nlllll t.ech uwhms rlurlng Lhe Da v1:; .. nd M_01 g~tJel Allon wm atand ~u -i Hollis Thurston and Oazzy Vance out or the box and 1100red nine erwetght, and Frankie BrlDlo, New Cup me'lt bet,,cen England and 111m~ 111 1h1 field of colt trotters I runs on eilht hit.&, Mark Koenig York, drew !8l Germa ny lln M r<-hloness took her record two blows during the biJ rally. At. Athmt'lc Clty- Beny B During four single gnmes pln yc,I <' 1 JU~'~ lu w~.tmlng ~e Lblrd he~~ot • Lon Wameke, OhiC&IJ0'8 young Philadelphia , former featherwei:S;t ill two da:vs. the ba Is COVI" I"ed a dl!l· ol Uw !,hamplonsh lp Stallion Stake II pLtchJrill Btar, ch&lked up his 19th J · champion, defeated YOUilJ' Patsy tancc ot no le<:::;. thun 90 miles be-~ ('IU Jy till '\ yca1, funh!lr demonsu·a.t· vlet.I;Hlr and drove in His team's _ •._.... WaUace, Atlantic City Ug'htweight tween the playels the i.nvestt;;:ation m~ hl'r speed ILnd gllllleneSfi by Win· ftr5t two runs wLth a double. The NO CAPTAIN ItO) shoW'!! During tht> lon[l:es t match, 1'1ng the rou1lh hea.t In <!.04, last Mitwauk.ee, WI!,1nAUg. ~7-1N8flew mean); ~hlr~:; miles throu gh lt,Jlf m 51:1 l-4 ftnal ICCre u 10 tc li and the vlc-~ Pol the first time HUltop histor v At Chicago-Barney Rolls, Chi- ,~ the the balls alr. This lhat in thh; _ tor)' pra.cLtcally assured the Cubs Marquette UQiveralty will have no \ cago light weight won deci siOn over match alo ne the bails crossed th e of ~ ~t. captain for 1t.!l 1933 ba31tetbe.ll tea.m 1 Ray MUI«, New York U0 1 grounds 2,000 ti m es !tom base t o FIGHTERS l\IE!T D1W" Dean o1 the Cardinals, the Let termen of 1U3lil failed to eleci ~ 1 bnse N•tlonal lf.a~Ue 8trlke-out ldng, M!ader arld, u a result, C06ch Wm .1 PrJze fighting mB.de,its J\.rutrlca n The avcutge :...p€ed [jf the balls m . Nt>w York Aug 27-INB-Ton} falUlfd five batten and yielded 8 . Chandler appelnt a captam de but In 1816 when Jacob Hyer de· the to urnament wa:, found to be JS Canwne rl and Bill Petrolle met t'lve hits Pi bea.t.ln&" the Olanta, 4 before each game dw·tng the com- fea.ted Tom Beas1f'.) m a grudRe miles Pf'r ho ur Service balls evcu hc1e fm Ill! lnform!1l bit o~ P~~~~1re 1 t.o 2, for the second time In thr~ lng season. 1 battle wlth bare fist6 attn ined mnxmnu u speed o! 70 mll~s taking a few d~~ prl.o r t h~ 11 1 -----~-~ -· ~lprt hour, ' hile smas h b.1 1ls rmlllecl•~,1 ~ewn•'•Pl LQ wtcs ony~ ll we , itl1 th 1 l- " " , m c l/lg can; w r P leu omena Petrolle nlwa.ya punotool 90 ~ speed up to mill's P h rll! hl 011 t nnc while champlon Tony I _T tte time tennis playt'rs, h~vc ~} v.a~ a ha.lf hour late F'mally he "'3?'•:·"'· p1epnre for the next st ro ll.( i~ thelc cull It' 111 and heres how the two 1 fmc the most able ve!y ell!>e short of bRllsIn "shot ' f1 omfavor· th(! men who will be.~tle for th~ title By HARDIN BURNLEY · ~1!'1'1.ed eacb other. base. the playe r has t u be ready 111 He ll o runy · wa8 Petrolle's g 1ec,,. three seconds h'g 'How you feeling.," One· hRl f of this tim~ is Ja.<d, be- , . Fine" said Tony " I hope you ' ca u;SC he h R..'l to walt till his oppon- lla ve 110 complaint..; ll.s warm her~ ent s racquet takes the ball and dlr · but H. will help you to make thnl ect.l! back to his own f ield If the 135 pounds •· opponent places the ball j ust lw."Oh 1 11 be A.ll rl&h l .. 'f rPturned hind the net. he hll.8 to nm th.: 30 '. I u. orry Ill) m:..re- about It fl!let rrom hls po~ltlon at the"base fu:in ·you w~ll I 'll be tl'iere with th e net In 1 1·2 seconds bl'lls on .. or all the gnmcs plnyed on three 1 The came • a men got In thelr day111, the ~l!rond sets were alway~ wor k and t hen came the p:a.rtmg found t.o be t he !'lowest the p la)·ers of the two leading llgh.twelglit.s ot being 1nvrulably tired by the speed the wmld dl!>played In the first set The !inal .1 11 be 'seeing you m a fell davs" sets were played fastc1 araln, was Oanzonen's v·a y or saying .By Jimmy by dt<ioloh o ' �• ' . • • •• ·-- .. ' ., " - Cheshire Man Is Third In Races Personals ' .J .. • · ~ SUNDAY, AUO'OBT ,,, RIOSEVElT WIll Iowa Farm Strikers Meet ·Resistance Boat RacU.. OD MuakiatJum River FW"'liahe. Thrilla to I 0.000 W ate hen ( • nrJ:."'!!'I:r..!C::!'~~.y Y k Go to attend the meetln&. ·-· IS DISAPPOINTED - I . ' "' a. few days I ' '' ' a preaent help partr? to AROUSES OPPONENTS STINGING RAIN I I 1 Farmers ICnnUmr.a rrom P&P.e :N'Ie) I I troduee htm Rooeenitl.l ,.1peecl'l 1 111 1 setfor3P. M · ' The rovemor WaA · tchaduled to leave hill home here at 10:30 A. M. by motol' lor Beaglrt He wm be met at Deal, N J, by Mayor Ha&ue and other Jel'IMl)' leader& and escorted to BeB8'1rt I 1 I, I I TEACHER SUED FORI BEATING STUDENT • Troy, 0, AUI 11'1-!NS.,C.......d with beatlDI ,a pupil, Lowell ~wen, rural achool t.et.cher, ~e.:r Wall named defendant ln a ta;doO damBge I SUPR~E COURT C~NDIOATE HERE Many Voters Tt Poo1eroy ae~. chaJ'Ilnl hil son, Robert, 13, ~ lollbl the llaht of one eye be- J,(anlh, lro!n hero Rn'UilNI FROM HOSPITAL vernon Lee Anlher. deputy awntor of t'tlelp county, wu Mt.urnect to h1a borne Prlday from the Holler boepllal where he had underwone an OIMrt.Uon about \wo wee':. r.ro. Hll oon4tt1on 11 aomewha' :.mprovett It Ia aald. admlnlst.ered laat • ' I Ina' hlm Ull00b8Cioull 0111'1 and chiklren or catun~r "" \hi! Rktae ' UP'II:R£8 FILES SUIT Dover, o .. Aua. n .......JNS--Con- 1 t"" tendtna his ~r M a bour wu ended and o.l!lo tha~ he Wllll forced to lea" oollep, Zelul Jones 1 MASON CIT'( AI- wllh lho DomOOhllo porty, lu• name Will appear on the DOn·PlU'tlaan JudlcJal ballot In the Novembtr elecUon. Many lar"' Ohio new11papen have 1pobn hlrhly of htm tn editorial eornment& I Ditty ebarpd that1 the te~er atruc:k the boy with ilia nat ·~·.\Jiat the boy fell aaaJDit a deik -tlloolc· he mel He wu Appoln\ed laat tau to a . , . un the court ot appealB In OUJibop diltrlct. He hill Yialted n of UM U eounttts oJ the 1tate durin& hill ampt;1rn tour and wtni 10 Mo1ioi!A bea.tlnf: eBUie of a lhlo thouah Judn wenandt 1s dlllated 1 Lloyd Ditty, a farmer, filed the arui Mia. 1 t ...,_ shtbop well·tnown prbe fllht.er ahd ref- 1 et"te, toda)' had on ftJe here $26.000 clamap ault for lnjuriK ftelllved ld an auton'loblle accident lll .. - i LOla lwbo IJ ' ' ployed by the Marietta M{if. plant 1s cnJoylna a vacatlo" tlll11 weet Mn. Ecblll Winter and children ol zanesville ore ruesta or Mr. and Mn Ed Walah and 1001. John Oy&Bll of Bene, W. Va , 11 vlsitlQ&' relaUvea here Mra, J J Zelber was s vlsitor In town Wedneld&y. Charles Petty or Ebn Grove, w. va, Ia Ylllttna h.ls pat"tnta, Dr. and Mrs C E. Petty, Pred J Icenhower and alater Dorothy returned to Wuhlnaton '"" Seplombor. J &dpr Brrin Co1wnbua WB11 a l buslneu vllltor In town Baturd&J. SUU!nn, Ind., Auc. 2'1'-IN8-8ev eral atlckl of dynamite exPloded. today ln the frolll )'U'da or the bomea or 0)'1'11 Wonck!ra and HerThe Pomeroy-Middleshel ll'"l)r, n<m-urdon miners at --.-bore. ' Wonder& lOCI Morely are em· af the Btarbllf'D IDine whiel\ wlth non-ualon laDor. a<ljoln. .I With J.M you ll8<tifice the kind of maintenance coat that Chevrolet ~vee :you-the lowest tJvajJabls. • ' . With ""'"' you oac:rifice Chevrolet •• famoUI ""'!I\I\Ol7. Of , . -· port AII·St.v Anrecation will mMI S:rracuoe at Killl'a Be,_ll ·park Sunday af.~ at 2:30. Ad- 1 MATINEE SUNDAY 2;30 P. M - . Competiti~n• For Sporbmen Are Arran red • In Auto)llobile ' I AnEIIS,otl MILES . c!ependabl:V• .-omicaRy. Moreowr it hal every modem feature you're ptltled to: Free Wheelinc; liD io up-to-date without it. FJ>Uine SyDcro-Meah a1 ori!Pnoted by Ocncro1 M<>tono.' And bi&. lwnuious Fisher bodies. And fowo perollel mounted ,oprinp. Remember that you c:m owitch to a 1932 Chevrolet for very Httle """'"Y· In fact, you'll probably find it mono ecDIIOIIIiall to buy a new Chevrolet Six than to worry aloaic with the old car. CB&VItOL&'I' MOTOR COMPAKY, D&TaOJT, IUCRIQAII' I)/to JUan at o-at MotOr• Ml ,..._ I. •· •· Jf'llntr -~ . -,,._..,., ~ulpmllftt •tta. (.ow del,.,_ pr,.._.w,_, 0. II, A. C. ,.,...,, I C·HEVROLE1· . PIIC£1 II LOI II ' . ·$4·4 .5 • F.U FUll,- Pomer9:y-'Chevrqlet Co. POMEROY: OHIO. ' Electric Tbeatre, Pomeror, 5an.-ar. .....-·Mo•da,, ,·Aapa~ · . - 19 and Conftance Cumrillngs m To Attend; ..,.me .., -- minion tOe: and 15c. 500,000 EXPECTED iDhm:Dt vibration I AJid and B1rthday Party PRICE- THREE CEN';.'S Blown F~ee ftrevelit• Lower· erina o~ Bridaei Auto Plonae• Into River Benton Harbor, Mlch .\.AU8 29INB-A blown fll8e in me safety gote11 or I' swing btid&e aerDSII the st J011eph river was blamed tooav for the death of two young petac:W~!I, drowned when their cal.' phttlfeJ thrquah the open 1pan. , The vlctlma were Mlaa Jcyce Otmlst'Jil, 24. of Kalamazoo and G ieon Burkenltock, 26 or Columbu~ OhLo , Pour compa.nlons eaea.ped bv ShlAShlng the •lndowe Of Ute aub. merged car ana graaptng Ute pre . ~~ervers thrown from the 1teamer City or Holland whlth wu Jl&llliDs throua:h the ehandet Vasoo Roberta 'lQ nar old brklce tender uld tbe iatea ratftd to loWer. He coYapaed 1r0m the lhoolr or witneasln' the trapdy, ' J{AINS FAIL TO GIVE MUCH HEJ.P Aua. :~&-INs­ eq,ecte1 Lo re ~ vlve Ohio's parehed cropa aod putures nave been "too spotty" and P&ve failed W brtna about the needed relief, H. E Curry, crop expert or the Ohio Pam\ Bureau. PeriHambUt'l. (Jennany Auc .. eratlon here, cteetared today. t:NS--J'udle Carl Wlebel allot him~ AIU»oUJh thunderahowerll are PI'~- ~ett V'- death today aft.ept months or dieted for the northem llfCtl')Q. ,\( ..T('~{I ,..,. ,....,r the faQI"'"r 1 •Ue' "C1 the stat.e tomorrow afternoon, ~eJ Jut October e.t whleh he prewm 1kt Olll.)' sect~oaal. Little t ·J)es aided. are held for a ~ral rain wlUeh Ia 'tbe bealth authorttlet at Luebe.lr: Deleted to brtnr reUef to drouth~ 1ftl'ft e~ with ID&ltdminJRt"'-atneten fiU'Illll. • Uor. ot a tublrouiiJU IINID; which Northweatem Obto, ~ tefi~lted In tbe cleathl of " lnfant.a, reports, II In l8rlOul atralt. lrOm • and iM tttAI ~ 1DUJ7 ~ droutb of 10 di:YI' durauoo.-'""-~"!!t, .. ..._ 101M -..... (lurtna: tbe teltlmoDJ. Columbus. • ••• ....... World Why not atrlke a happy balam between "too many'' ODd ''too few"? Do u the majority of car buyers have dono: SAVII:-'With SIX CYLINPERS. , The Chev· 'ro\4!1 ...,;ne.a(wo you Wonderful ~t• and oil adleqel llea!.uoe ito IIIIOOthneoo lo built-in-!~~ bot\y;chaaaia .' and ~pared the '""""" that reault from fiii.L pun tvn I ' And tDe Chevrolet S1:11 stays youn..r for-10,000 1 J-5,000, :10,000 miJel and more-c:uriet~on-amoothly1 lult Mella county were Biven the oppor tunUy ThuradQ afternu:m to meht Judge Carl V ~ IIWenandt., a candidate for e~Ju•tk'e oi 'i the ... SupremJl , £auh wfw ol..e'rl\W~ ere whlje 09' a tour of OhJo cliii~t J-u'dlt Weytr.ndt was er.~ta1ned whlle In thla City by Jmke \ c ! E Pl!oples, Judae of Lhr. MeJ1s ' county common pleas court, whb lntroduc. ed him to (t)any others Be Ia a man of pie allot ' appearance and lett a aood lmpreuton With thoae whom i ' Tbouoollda or telt8 ODd owner experience have ..,... firmed THIS FACT: For Jpweot all-round motorin& cooto: SIX CYLINDERS. , No·more-No ion! t.oul@tu, New Bi~h<!p ' to a. nhr high l).lteh, with the Democratic Meal Uqoor ' IN1fjC of the 1tofume ot 1Ji114 w:ill add to the strenath of obr IIN.nhooct. the joy of our woman hOOd' NWI the happlnellll of our ehUd hood? "Can you 11ve any assurance that a present. day liquor traffic would be law abldlnl '1 Upwards of 20Q.OOO persona are e•poctett to Rttend. the Seastrt raiiY' aceord:ng to WOM received by the 1 eovemor. It b l!mtlar to one Btarr .. 1 ed by the Democracy or New Jeraey 1 in 1928 tor Smith. Forty five trams }lave been chartered ollt of Jeney City. Special &mpJifylnJ' arransementa wm earry Governor Roosevelt's voice nearly one mile from the §pealr:er,'a •t.and. 1be aovernor's ad~re• wUI be broadeaat by WOR ~r A Harry )4oore of New Jer~~ey wm entertain Oovel'nor Roollevelt at luncheon and wm in- • .wwmt"r. portlo. Exhibition Ia Hailed A!6 1 ' Grealeol Of Kind In Reduc ' Atteodance And Interfere With Air Eventa ' \1 By !DWARD L DEUSS INS Staff Correspondent Berlin, Aug a&- INS--Adolf --.. Hltler's lltoun tJOOI)s · wert calletl out 41 l.l.larm duty t.od~y in anticipation or seriously threatening vtolence on the eve of tomorrow's opening ReichsLag &t!&slon and In the wake of a alormy dictatorial speech Chancellor Pranl'\ Von Papen The N1111l troupers were ordered to report t.u the:ir nearest headquarten ur\U'ormed and wearing knapsack'~ lUI f~rtsing poliUcal tensiQn ros~ • "Afe ,JOU :'MWNI: ~ •-:t. ~t a --'Plainview ---·- iijt~M~H~ Bl~R[ .!& oucKHE ~nTf f~IR 15 ~P[N[D ON AM!JNG AND n~IN Pilota Grumblina o..er Amount Of Prize !'tfoney Poated ()pen Revolt one spei!Ob to Pl'oblbl\1~. Jle re~ peat.edty hu $t.ef:V~t be •uove.ol the economic Rituatiotl Ia ~ ~~ "Are you l)repared to ay th&t a drlrutlpa: man l8 & I!MlCJnl a.!lflet and sllgbtiJ SER'!ICE •••• AIR RA~IIC Hitler Hao But Two Ways To Travel, One lo breach between Roosevelt und Smith went a l)lmmertng, at least tor the time beiDa'. , In all probabtUi:r today wJli' · be the onlY oceuton ot the entire presidential campatcn when OOYemor RooaeVelt will cte.ote all Ol queaUotJJ" OF INTERNA'IIION AL NEWS •••• Depression Fighter -- tlon meetin& bdween "Prank and sbadowiJll Juue of th~ camPRiln and that J)J'OhlbltJon 11 oni.Y om:. of he many sub-Jaaue.1!1. ,t • Antlcipatina Governor Rooeevelt's dlscuaston of prohibition at seaaJrt Fred A VIctor, New York superh1~ tende11t PI the antl-ttaloon Ieacue ha8 Simt' the IOveri.lor a lette.r Mit" 1n1 ltlm to Blli'!Ner the t~ sou.nw~ TueEday IJIIrtl y cl oudy 'i.l\d wanner 1u Nprtb.• Von Papen'• Determina· lion To Stamp Out Internal Trouble AI." PIC-OMIRING BALl', PI.Aft;R OhiO-Partly cloudy \"'lCCtpt In t"Xllcn1e R[SUll If S~HCH would be turned into a reconciUa811t Sm.tth announced WEATHER FORECAST- ~~RtJrnfn ~uT ~s speech of h13 active eampatcn for Ule presidency aDd hll advlaon aa.ld that he intencted to dt&l "fearleuly and frankly" with prohibition. Rooaevelt II frankly dlaappolnted I' because former OOnmor Alfred £. Bmlth wtU not be preaent a~ Ule New Janey rally. When Mayor Prank 1 HaiJue of Jersey City, DemOCJ"'Uo ebW of New Jeraey, arransed for tbe rally eeveral weeki 110 lt ..._ wltJl the undent.I.JldlQI that it &&o 'hat be was not &oln& and with tbJ,t aJVlOuncement t.he hOJ>I!f of the Demoo...tlo leaden for heaUna the ----------------------------------• "~~••• HITl[H ·~~lOI[HS aI iR. ~hown on the runmng board 9f h1s vehJcle hand I e and threatened to use it on f'triking far- • CIVIL WAR ......THREATENS IN GERMANY . Former Pomeroy_ Pastor May_ Be Fatall E11hteenth Am,lmdrnent when he 1' addrelllefl • demOcratic rally at Sea 8111.. N J this a.tt.emoott. U Wm be the Oovernor'l second , · rt THB DAll.Y TJUBUNII _:V,;O;;,L;;;;;,.VI,;;-;;;;~~;;,·,;;2;:;8~========";:'~'";;,'~"~"~·~"~1T~ · ·~··========-=.;P:,O;;;;:ME;;;R;;,;;O;,;Y;,:•;,;O;;,;;;H;;;I;;;O;,;,.;M;;;O.;,;;N;;D;A;;,.;Y,;,.;A;U;,;;G;,;U;S;T;,;;2;;:9.';.,;1;9;;3;2=========="='~~~ ~:,,' ,';.;', "•• !!."""" hll IUDII OD , J 'I l rl .., been arranpd. fQr tbe a.fternoon oo~ty omcer wtll 10 to Q.nclnus.t.i I session, at which ~me R.l\1 Gaines to. return the man here to answer B ,.. aV'to•QND 1 BORST Y ~ •Cook Will Bpeak A lar&e crowd ia to the cha.r(l'e Sunday Ne• York, Aue. 2'1'-INS--Oover_ _ _ _ _ __c. ·-;;;;-:;:;;;:;;;;;;;; Preaidtlnt Hoover for t.he latter"s ltfad on repea1 of the J I •• FULL LEASED WI•RE At Failure Of Leadera To ence Will beain earlY Sunday mom- wanted here tor I.Muina a cheek. ~ lnJ anu contJ.nue Lhrouchout the without funds to the Heines Coal Heal Breach W 1th 1 day wiLh a picnic dinner on the Oomp&ny The check was written "AI" Smith I irou.nci8 at noon /t. P.I"'Oii:ram hll.b tor the amount of Q'15 A Meip I nor Pranii:Un D. ROolevelt wUl r.ratn·1 p ij ,, • t .. ~t CHECR NltiTER HILD Sberllf A. 0 Tracy recehed noUee be~e Sat.urda.y t.hat. B C Ha.rta-ler had bem attested by ClnclnnaU authorities and W&f!l belni held tor Kelp oounty pollee HA.ttzler Is CONFERENCE AND PICNJC 1 The conference and picnk: of the Chrl.st.lan ohi.U'<lhe8 or Mella coun1 t.y w1U be held at. thl! Rockeprlnp fair IJ'ounda, Bmutay. The confer- 1:' • I Jl you want the NeWI! Oftlee of The DaU7 Tribune, call 236-L; if the Bll!lneu Oftlce ask for 202-R. E!Z~~~ S =t::;r.~: ew or vernor Devote Entire Speech To PJoohibition s;.-H I I READERS' NOTlCE - MABBL\OB LICEN818 Maniqe l1ctn8e8 1Uued by tl " farms. tndependeDt welll are drtlled on the Benton 1: Carl p~Ko! prot.te oourt Prlday and S&ture!.l, were. Guy Shumway, 2t, aerY~ · the Sllu !Jiuuell r.arm IUld t.he atat1on operator and Bl!le Swank, 28 both of Long Bottom Elmer sun, at, and Addie Quail!!, of Pomeroy 'tbe hitLer coupl'l T 1• that ..,,.., or the county m the boUt waa colored / o near fut.ure . M0IST An IT U0 ,.. N ;a. liH ~ upected, the eommtttee In etwte baa announced, as memben of tlie of Wolf Pea eopt!Jtuea u au welJa nrloUI Melp county OhriiU.o a~ belnl toc.lied on. .everal fiJ'Dll eburchel are makfnl pnpe.ratlons ATTACK H_OOVER ON Ei~:~1~~~ belnf ·' ~ Od 1 I 0.. Ral{u!, which were I ltrtal !Vtl /steel 'ft1a1 ...... ,..... ef the U. 8, 1. ~n. IJater 1htp t:rellla ot a porta.bl~; mooring m••t in the b1g te t~~~~Ta:aw.,We .A.kro'a. an idea ' of the ~~~at Akron, Oh10~.11h,ows the _akJ, t'nmute.r as 1--llc - ·'WJ* ~ tM couQue on of the rJant cr-.ft task of eoverina the name;work With fr.brlC ner.u'f!.ll ...__..'fi! PPD_l!!<•~lo u.. _c~~o. -- -~~~ ----'""''"'• SEVEN OTHERS DIE In State Ao Reoult Of lloual Accident• At Week End � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 28, 1932 chase diehl lust mcdaniels mills rose van duyn zihlman