https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ce4bae0133bc8e4d53fd260b9f8f5a0a.pdf 3eb27c59bf0ea9efe35b6df612857df6 PDF Text Text • ' . • • •• ·-- .. ' ., " - 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 �.' -- • • =- . ~ MONDAY, AUOU8T •.a.ol ,..,.o ........... ..,.._'II TH-E D A1 L Y 'l' ltl B UN E CXIIII'41'7 I He Can•t-..utu His Ears!· t W , OhiO, u.ndu \he a,d of llareh I, 1111... 4JbcD OW' frtenda IIQd W ktt&n W MWI WIU:ft fof --:--:~----c:-::-::---- Onr Mouth One Yr-.1 1 • • ·- * I • i .. • • Home cn..tlons Well Ahead ol Pari• with Lat..t Styles for Late Fall and Early Wipter. "tolor and Fabric Streased. • BJ Man 5 15 One . Sl.l:. Mon1.ho .60 lbree Months 600 One Month Yea~ • Jt,"'oo THHD fJ()I.t't I II ' "'.I COach Clyde Battyn lo•· uea Call To Candidate• For Team • i 1.00 TO REPORT AUG. 31 _...- PRA l ER ANSWERED-I sought th e Lord. and He ! ._, Openine Contest Here With Cheahlre On • September 16 · heard mt', and deli\'ered me from all my feHrs . This poor I man cried, and th e Lord heard him, and Maved him out or all h1 ~ troub le.!'.- Psalm 24:4,6. It'll not going to be long now untu the thut1 of oowhlde meetl.nB A s{'~ 1\.'\IJ S IIIELO - The Lord God J:-> a su n and shwld: th(• Lord Will gl\e grace and glor~·; no good thing \\JII II ~ · \\Jthho ld from them that walk uprig-htly . -P sa lm : piiJ~ Wlll resound lrom Ule Mid~~~U: ;~~~ta:!_~~n·~y~~~ "" low INCOMPETENT GUARDS .i\1 'E !'.fO RE il-l the dti:~. en s hip of the :-;tate treated to :1 ~ pt'( t·tcl t! which can rwt help hut injure the reputatwn ar1d place a blot on the CS<:Uteheon of the great con- O ~ I- - .:.: -- trlwnphan~ ' are of the Loul&vlle Slug~~:er still~~ heac\ache. police can atep w1th the thlt·d de- grer to cHt r. . . wen punK ~ destrt.Jctio~t, be ~ro~cu~~~ to the full exh•nt of the law, and part of his p;effi:cnce 8hnuld be so l!rrangetl that until the d~}:iendents of the dead man • h rcat:h an agt• "'hcr\' by they may suppnrt t hemae Ives, P mu:->t ~U PJ'l(ll'l thl'm for hi~ ruth leKS killing. A :-. a furt!WI' movl' tu prt!vent ou1rnget-~ nf a Hlmllar nature in thP future, all companief:! and all indiViduals , . . . \vho ha vP th(' t·mplo) mt•nt of men m l!kt~ JlOHltums should exer\"i .o. ; e the grua\c1<t enn· in pickmg men for the places • , h . 1 · d t t " h 0 I1avc erHIII~ t·nmmon ~cnf>e anr JU gmen n W:)e the ir wenpollH on ly n ~ u la~t rcsn rt. · ·~~ ·~rs ' J, ·u:.:C::!" :;t~~\'1':\:~: t.o~e , you w~a w'Jf3'l144 hiu1 taped hatldle or .the 'biaebiU bit so celhng. - -- - · , handS wot1111n't ollp. !The ;:nen1 don't really obJc~t W the h11 with the garden: ho~ T y llXptlCt that. But they d6' think the 1endarmea should ::~top the whacking when the ru~r gels llot ' Letart Falls ~- of Akron a.1Olivo , · -- ... Who was ThW . e pl¢lady, al South East"".·.:··c•·· Write .In to your man and spoil hill flshtns 1 were • orR""""'d RaY Rickard 1 ""b' aud V;;;,;;- Mrs. P..·ozleJ' llUCsts at the home rived the first tl( the we..'.': In vlslt Sunday. • . ~:';1s"!!~~·a~Wr!!1.!:fv':~ ~lilly are t..wo reclpeli for d111bes at. Lt!larl Lloyd Chek 0.11d family, Mrll, may well be a.Q.ded to YOID' "be Mn. Mary WO@'an and Mrs Oltve Sbeppe.td , Oco. Smith lLll.d w1fe and bed" 115t ';#. datnt1~. lneidenthey will be' we~ccnned by the Fl'aZIEr IJ:Iten& sevltl"'ll days with the 1 Hallick ROush Were recent guests of I or you~ SmJ!¢5' as dcssrrt.H le.tt.er'6 '{ulther:, 0. :U. Wopn on ,.,f. J . Ret>d and family. ~ or dinners on these Bailey it'un. RorJIII Norrt; )s W ivlth dlphth~:r1a. Mr~. H&~tte Reed and daughter now wtth us. ·· ' Helen, Mn~ , Llty Sheppard. ~d PU4dbtr Zelia Rickard werf callin& on Mra 1' l j :'""Trr;::-Da· present&tlYm ol .. l AMI.ZING · :NEW " MEDICATED PAD itlpl ~ 411hhW ........ - - - newap&per~. district around Ute and fe.mU)', P . L. ltlckard, ~ Led ter. wlte and baby were vlidttng lhe Stanabu~ WeJ5 Roush and lamlly Sund&Y •J A grea1 suc!leSB was o btn 1nc d a 1 the festival at ·vernon Bl!lturda:v 1 ' even.lng · "'ru ' I ·, .: 1,.; • By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA ~ '--0. -#· Parkeraburt Lad• Loo I Pia -~~~ ~to I I· I seco~ af~r ~~ond O~n Win u; • "Did it ever occur to you tha~ advettising is not printed in a newspaper fot· the ben((fit of the publisher, on account of friendship in order to help 'he paper! along, but because the advertisement would pay the advettiser from a busin~~SS standpoint? "Didj~~¥er occur to you that an advertisement was not a commod;iYoat.all, but a service? 'I.' ' R~ll ~nthUJiutic ~ aea~il ~ on~ ~ ~-· ! ' , ' ne ~Y -~lttllLltuJ e\l~ded 1:W'o~~orn~ cu~ry~ .!Z~: o.~l: ~~blnr·~ ~ ~t! 1 b~tJmr&"t:t. walth1~ ~e ;v:nt.~ lbor.n ~p~d 'bra: t~e '::ont!et not for JMs~flendship for the solicitor. That merchant should' n9t run advertisements.at all if that is his reason for spending the · · money: "A great manY. seem to consider an advertisement as a com· modity; some!Jilng sold by the inch and that one inch is worth the same as another inph. One inch in a real.newspaper which gives service is worth many times thjl same amount of srace in a free circular. Advertisiltg is not a commodity at sl and cannot be intelligeriUy bought by the pound o•· by the fool or by the inch. Advertising is a sef"ice, not a commodity. ....Of'· 1 ;~tl'l 1:h;ltl~r~ay ~~~~: ~~~renc.e wu.r · _ 51 ~llensworth I f~~~~t !~~~ m~:O~ gC::,;~hing ~at111;~ay l '!:tl.~r h~ u~ ti ~~~;..two ~t ~r~~~S::. ~~ r-ernvt'ry .'~"~';:""~~·':-~~W,ben -the ~~f.;~~~~~~~~:: ~ ° '· ,, •.•• f 1N £ 1 I * An em:fo'crth (Jla.de8Qd1 Jaukson beaut1tu1 to · throw to the plate WBJj. doomed &S Ander.,on tmt ~he A;lall On l\lm t wo left from !.he rubber bUt r th~ Ctl~t.'r dropped the mQI when the runner and fielder earn~ t::aelhcr , F n:Hd followed with a hit t.o right and f]ndmm who ha'd tajten secc•nd en Ht.nd'ershot'&" hit -.m'l 'hit•l;l en the throw hG.i:n~ ~as.Uy ~oored the second ttnd what tUtl'lt!d out to bl:· a U8<'les~ tUn of l ~t_ frame RusRell ended the rmme by p;;~p;plgk to Gallagher. Middleport had men on second a.ud lhtrd with one out In t.bt- fUI" but. t.hu toUoW""'' ba'-ters .... ' t , i~~J nf'r here ~:~~~~~;;;~r~~·~:::~,.~to ~ ""''"ed ..• .• Covernm.•~~ot I TEXTURE I n-~ 0o 01 ·5~ 0~ ~lJ ?tUe • Rue Tuckerman resumed h1s du- I 1 3 :.! 2 0 tleli '8l tht! Meigs 0(:0Cery Monday I 1 0 2 :; u 0 alfer enjoying a Wet'~~ vacation lb .-1 0 0 D 0 1 Mr and ~rs. F1a11k Maupin und Jenkins, lb ;,! 0 01 4 o 0 I son Carl of Elm Or0vt", W Va wtll avt:r, p .. · 3 o o 0 0 0 leave Tuesday after ~ few day:-; \'ls t ~ ·- _ _ • _ with Rev F. I Gardner a.mi !armly ·~ oOtfftal 38 4 7 :.1'1 9 Harry Schoett ur Chatrleli ton ar• _£ rived Sundas to ~CCOillJll\tlY h1s , st~lt!n ~es, R. Ailenswcrth 2 Wife and son hvme after a \\eek'o NE:al 3~-J(oduey. , . vacatlon hel·~ w1th Mr\ au<l Mrt!. ' T\ro -tllllf hlt P'reed Prank WIIIWnson ' 'Ihree\~se hit Batt~, Mm Willa Lamb left 6undu.} for I Ee.rn'ed runs NONJL; a few days visit. at Corning. "'· baae or, errors M:~ddlepott o?t~~ ~:::~ MMi~on~~Y . ~ocle;~; .:: . ! 45• Demoskey, ,U R AUen~~wdiofh . cr 5 f'lee.l , r-f 4 ilro "ff KJC BAKING POWDER prat,e, -6 F'l""" ~, J'atkereburr: ;,, your cakeS... THE DOUILE. TESTED DOUIILE ACTING I . mc Y. P'lr8t base on bti.IIIJ b) .,.c.o ~, J.V (, I 3. meet Monday evening at the borne of Mlss Alpba. Bommrrvtlle on ll.IE PRIn. sAift F"ROV"'R"'~ ... ilS ~ "'f' ~"t· Y£A tL for 25 ~ I ...... ... ... ·~ _,. .. l. ' ' __, •• ,.1r! . ·"" ." le}'le Sbc nln& 1 ~ a Uon of de~~d .,;,,~~ 'i..l queen down ' lt. the IJPIJ folk of orint confuawn, all ,;-:; ··: hard, t.o lin aciJn before t}le ...Ut h,ertelt, _... the "".... f~ed ~ t•.::. ·m .. ... ~)> •n'! ""'=-· , ., ·l - ..- . ' e~te march!• tcf',the YoluptuoQI lu-,ury. sic. Ga,.· rep.r-~11. . ·~ Mrs. Jamfa O.reJ . I ' • tor iMr bea,ut)', her htr j . .ea, the quiet o.f .her ! " ,.! . lh ·~ •' 4 . •a ' -· - ' d> ""'..... .••• .. • ' I ' " .. CIGAIITTI TIIAT'I AI Till C:IGAUTTI THAT'S PURE AI ' ICI·INC,I CAN MAKE IT MADE RIGHT, THAT'S MADE TO IMOKI COOL AND lAST lONGU c i 1 ' _, ·-~·--, \ ... ,. - ., •. ~augl•u·r arrn·eo.J vtll~ ~·~~~~::~nB~ty visit~~ gsm~ ldrd: !i~~e~tsit ;'::rn:;; I "~ lation: . .!udgiqjl by the newt th~ people are 'not ncorly $ 0 work ed up -.bout tttr- d~preeslnn as they are over the wet and dry quuti<Jn. BobiJ~ I 1 d:r .. debt < cancelled this ' fall. '. 1 •~at H1~~tllied di-~1 \VhHt we are wo;ierinJ flOW is whetller plomalR will h!\-Ve any new excuse,; for wanting the 'Wflo '8Buer l "A small ad i~ your home town MP•1 to ~ell.a used autoniob!l~ Is wof\!l 'as ltt~~Ch as rf it_jller<l printe~Hn a large clty . paper with a h~ndred ti!l!e~ tile cirl:Uiation. tf this advertil!l\mellt in a Sll\ll)l t~omJ1tuJI\I¥ ~aper·wiJI sell the autpmoq!le, that is all tjte sallie advertiseme t. could possibly do, printed,in tme big paper. If i'n your ei!'Cl,llaH n.of-three thou~nd on~ mt¢•is fo;m~ who h~ys tb~ !lJ~dll~t_advert i!ed, the -advertisement is worth just 11~ 11)11Ch as ' It it'!!ad !ieeu printed in a paper with a hundred thousand circu- 1 ~~~n~r~~~~~~a~~~e Bu~~:Y ~:';:~~~~~~to~:!~~ ~et:::! rt~ •t ~l.ide-. ~ ~~ etc~ ~ Marl~ ·~·1!.· I ~ ~~~~~~a~'w~~w ;:';~lm~n·v:fU: en- 1 ilem;~ortJl. I D&me I I ,;u •di' "jjll (;', l "Ni~\go an advertiser who operates a big store told one of our s ~ -- be would nevet· run a line in our paper if it were I Mr a11 d Ml'!l John 'Rtuttnar of Pomeroy 11 nd or John~Orr IUld ~~dMn :~u l f%; h" I 'I · ~M u'::JreBCOr~ -- ' ' arena. 1~ Mlddl"r>UJ'I ,;t William Southern, Jr., Editor of the Independence (Mo.) Examiner, aaya: _ ('ondJtimJ~ ha\• t~ lei"'~J. VIRGINIANS I!;.!~,. ~dru~n~~ t~: e:1:! ~nU:.:~Vl~_!~~~~:~ :~ ;~~rrd.,·...~..~ -.~~15:~ on,.,,,;IWEST • DID YOU EVER STOP TO E.o. ; p('dallv i:-t th1."' tnll' nmonl{"our lt•gis\utor~ who make a gri'H1 dr.nl of no1sc nhout cutting hut nev~r just get a baseball bat arotiiHl to the im]wrtnnt duty. It haM hlw.t)'H heen a quc~­ tiou with mnny people ju.t!t why lcgi~-<lalms !-!hnuld not l'Ut th c il· ow11 iucomPK whethr>r they bP. rich mau. ]hJnr man, The pollee arrived In tempo with the screams and duef, lnwyer, rlndor, or even the beggm mun in the klckrdnciahburbood the alert aale11 manager tnr that IOl'8 • • • 1 hltd two t.o l t ll ptedeces- 1 Jn the at'<lentil 141ddlepor~ had 8}eeth. rht tnnhll ~:~ummll.l'J Nwwed ] two men left. ont: betnr on t.hlrd. l U:H on ttaa.e.s &a; ' achcol bul l.dlrl& Wedneaday afier· Parker11tlurr 11 . noon to receive the equip· ~u:: .. ,_,..... -."dim: y" 'liQrk Curry ft.Nit up, 11in- ' tn til«! ninth. Score by innu&gB , n eorge Sau.:r , Brand tamJiy ~r· 0 8 ment Thursday mornlna at o'vlew to ewry portion ol tM fteid. ; ~ &itc:l Barnum tlled t.o ldt ~nd lock Intendtd eandi4atel tor the YelOun ' cau11 ht Uu:! Ohio bo na • Ad • mau.er of reeon:t, thl:' fourth · Parkeraburt 123 4MI 78!1 w~~~~ ed w c 1urn b us. Monday Dd spen~... 9 6 000 tow Jacket llluad are to report Plnl iUld ane&koo w wu t.M onJJ frame In whlch some P. una JIJ I IX!.!! the nay v1sltmK \.he tonntlr'H da.urhnoon there after wm aee the Wednead&y to rtoelve tbe equtpthe ' at.ch Mooney s in led did not l'ftC.h the pathl! H ' ' 40'J Ull :w:J l:l Earl Hickman and hUAdidat.ee; for the Yellow Jackett! m.,nt apd Thlll'ldl.y to bl!;in praced wen• l.o second on Mg Allem4 on the other band, lhe elflhth was Opp l'rtou :.tW 000 110'1. 1.1 ' Mrs Marga ret Park, who has sqWLd ttYlna: out at the local hlgh tice . Caach Battyn aays he want. ae "f Y : Game worth :i third m!Jicu, C the only tnnlnl 1ll wh.lch P!l.Lk· I Middleport ijChool athletic field. every boy o1 the .achool to report \ By 6--4 Score Jfll Htmdershat erab\lrl f&lled to reach ftrst basi': Ruw; ()0(, ooo 4 been In the St Joseph hospital at CoMch Battyu 1.8 non-cotnmlt.al In lor the squad thlB year before he Ota t ·'r. error by Moonev held at!'C• They alao hat1 nwnetOUII chances HJts .I (J I 011 :.!IU ParkerHbw·g for the pa.st rew daya, rqard to the 1932 team altboUJ:h It attempts to shape. NO RUNS EARNED ond on P'l'wld'Ji tap lla he lO J>OOrt' but faUed t.o Wolke lldvam· Opp 1 r J'(.rS 312 000 I.I.Jl Sunday by ttw 0 Is sai(l t.ha~ sever&l good prospecl.K , Moo .oey Wail forced at tt~rdl La&e (){ them except when Ohio s.re w report on Ute openln&: day DIBS lN PAUEit.SBURG Ute -econd out a.ud did 11 erroJ'ill fl&:ured In the work M.L:irlon Rife 1! employell 'lt of thfJ present seUon, September 1 J . Prank. Nelllon d'-• thc ., Bate Runnin1 By Nea 1 R. !am o~ ng ~~um One rur 1 hi R A.Um~worth and Heuderfibot l...oKim .{ VR · ct:tme lht Jatt~r vi5lt at Hot Coal, w vo _wtth M"" 0 1 Mldleport. high seh 1 111 · • '"'"' &t ont> , I'I'Or IJi led In hUttnar with l.bfte bing!~ part or th e week ror a fe w day~ ' tWQ tl\e sea!IOn with thei~ ~t lope~ I week In Partirabura:. followinc sev-~ Aliena worth' Curry' I t'-d ' each . tbe former's elforu being In- visit with hlo; wife and other r Hu Elizabeth Brown Tile latter a.ctth h Ch hi ' Brn era.l yeara or impatrert health. Mr • t DtA:.;!~l' Ml0dtlleport .., the count. fl.eld hila which (M.S~ llprlntln" Uves companlctl hcr home and will visit w t e ea re hlsh schoel el'!!· NeiiOu wu a former resident. 0 ( P1tc lftl Feature .... . ,Y rrst up , ww; sare on ablf!d h.lm Lo beaL out A1l 8 m•L- M ami Mrs Bennett Rus..'if' li allrl wi th H 0 Ew1n~s: and lam :ly and ve.n on ~he ~I 1round.s, Beptem- 1Middleport and an employee Of tne - I J JIJm ~;; er10r but was { d b d aughtt'rs B~nn~t· and I d ber l6 Tht- ollowbli week. f.he New Yorlc Central Ry. He had hv· 1 .-ft.. Alii · · urce Y k.'l' r1 fact nw ot Ute Metv county Dillie with h er unc" an aWJt. Mr. a.od schedule begins In earnest With the ed In Parker"ffburc lor some tlm*l A fair croW of rec· )IcC CW'J)' Lt,rt.w lng to tuin.! aeven b!Jlllet were"\ of "the of Huntillgum vh!olte{i briefly Mrs F L Lelrhelt local t.ea.m Journeying oo Ironton Wher" be ccmducted. a IJ'Oilelj' stor• : tea !len ball followers wu present lL oug · tnftt.ld variety, CuJTY havlnc them Sunday with Mrs Edith Rll85f:U . , Re v W B PaLt.erson, wlfe a.nd fat a contest wtth that u.cgrep.tion. Hfl' .!aves. a wtte, wllOm he ma.rrtt=d t at the a.me Satur<lBY betwetn A!!eJ~ ,.,Lrlh. ' H.-~ .: a bcau:lf,.l pretty much on Ute hlp with hl!i Mr. and Ml's JllJnt:ti R11.lnwn a.n::l wn left Mondav fur Ro:esevllle !or 1 which was defeated here last year In P,&rketsbur&, hls first wlfe wu •Pllrken>burr and t.be Middleport dela yed stu.! , hruugh the rnedlutn ball lnter5pencd occasionally aaughte r Ruth cnroute to thelt a vtslt 'V!Ut Lhelr daU&"hter, Mra by ,t t.e S(:Ore of a to o. Miss Daise McKinleY of Middleport champiollll and were dln.ppoin t - of ll wond1:rful He went to wtth 11. .!!IGW' noat.er. Bach teKm bome at Cha.rlest.au rt orn Pltll! - Wacl"' kniKh l The former will coach Battyn bw; coniPlr:ted n --1-· ed by th<! work 01 both te -t ms which \h1rtJ bn Neal's s ingle tlnd IICOJ'ed~ ~,at leatltl. one hi~ In !bl illll· 1burgh vl,o;lted Friday wi Lh Oetl11o:c leuvP Tl.t.Psdt:ty ror Cincinnati to at· lt.ralnlng course at Notre I DIES IN COLVMBV8 I was when Jaekllon allowed the ball go lnD, eactt cotng hiUeM in Jr ond ram!ly t.f·nd the Oh to annual Conference ::~cbool r hi d n. df!Cidedly ol! color. PllrkerlbUIIJ Uuough him, Neal ~aking ltecond three • ·. 1 M1 and Mt J> Ralph HuwP II aOO or th~ Mt-thodls~ church. which con' or l.'OOC 111. 11.11 1t 18 sald ' , lders committed ertot'8 1oeven Neal then · · .. daughter ot Colum bus 11pem the ~ene~ Llll're, Tuesday Mn Pat· th11.t n~~ plays, new formations, Ml!iS Ell9 McElhinny rectriVed wordlllmes while the ..Mldc.II8J)Qft. -Cftk!rt. t 1.nd dumbf ::n~ · Lhe orowrl 'J1Ul, Coo.t.urea· o! the game were ' week end here Lb SOJ I and son will visit at Rl:!e _ w be Introduced here thl.r; Sudday or the her eldest ]l'rred Ume lt!SS. '\l' "' •A·· ' 0 lf oppOt!ltlon the lfltchina of curry t.he base M d M W • se year brottt~r Jamea A Mc11!1htnny t hill ·rh bl wn hlttt Be ~~~ -... ...""Y ll s.._. 'f#r third similar to AI- 1 unilln& t Ne 1 R ' r tl..ll r& tllla111 &lpel aml 1 The at.hlet.lc field ls an excttllerlt home &t Colu a ha ave((:;_, . '.I' ,J!:l&worth's !9&rfl1&' steal oi secon,d ' tmd Batto a., . two ljljllll Bl llv and ,Mr and M'rs Homer Cook and 8 condit.lon and ready ,or the open. McElhinny 'f,nd ,u. Hilde wllhuuL 1 fm a .visit with Mil; Lll llt! d relatives In 011 1h lng Btx of the st"ven home for Columbus te •..-;'ttnd·ihe funeral with 80 me oft·oolor plaJftnJ Aiilb t: w :1.-qu was wiLh Thll:l eventna GalltpoHe Jnd Pt t ami Mabel Mr and M 01 .an: W,W' lie conducted toB 'fou•· of c;•ll ph1y flnal r\ 11 dHidren N:wg nual Pomeroy olasslc wlU be PlaY· , ·'loo.. ~ The e ~ ~y~~A;. ---=wnr to ];)€ held bl the Mounlam- solation t.OU~r:lons p ohi lhe Con- I w, hllbe tht; former I'ClllrJtL'tl Ll• Co spent the week. end with Mr. and ed ln the afternoon of Thank.llflv.lncr t open n ..,... a w•Y eers who rt!Sumed playi · aft.e ey, er permit- 1 urn w Sunday Mr:> J C McKay 1 Mr ami Mr:; p G J~A~chJm ann ~oy. New llgbts ba.ve ,been erec~ 8 1R'f'H .tN~C)pNCEMI!:NT tnat the fans •ere soon prepated •Pan hud':lltJ atrount:l lh~hot :o/ 1 tl'l_ ' at the field, adding 15,o00 moH Mr. and Kra. Olear KIJ\ft an- tcr the wc..rst. ' , ner. orate a.J~In fannei:J but Bea: "'m: ~~ IiCOn! follows daughters Gertrud(', Martha and of powet" to the \lehtirt nounce Ute birth 1 Jateph &lniled otf :a,eavers sh.ln!i vtr 1\0. Ik t•d b 1 Agatha and son Charlt"s or Cedtu , 011partmaab system 1 G Sunda momi 0 8 <tAUI'ht.er, with a double play ln front ot hlm. d.~ fort"tll tu\ M.. :lleru;II.'Qri.h was 1 ~ Grove, W VIi , spent sunilEI)' with 1 fh .1 11 a <t .. r ~ +>lolll.or) 9, JSSR 11 111111 1 11 1 M . Allensworth fumbled uwnstril~CII the willow Purkt!tlibUl'J !th AU the Healyretumed familywithBt:trbara .. tt...u•.... 111do t a)l'rt · drl\le, Joseph taking secondJacktlOll'll Currt• cia run til.. o~ .t.~~~; ~;Yt.h roo. One 1 Joseph , If ' 5 R 1 H1 PO 2 oA Eo 1• Joachim th~ u1 ro llAnn uw- ~ 1luo ,-.uJtur 11ttR r'r 1·n lf'll ot Ia 186'!, 8jnaled through M'. ,AUen'IWort:h and nr 'mon:' ~ ~ 0 et~~t There wa~ Juckson . d 5 ~ .1 l :.! 21in~ two wcekH vmiL here ,,aR rl11-•l tn th.- ·ll ~nltv of a• Je;ttph AOOred ..,~no one out. Bar altbourh ng un tne n nth Curry, p S ll :.! 1 2 o Ml83t'S VesLa and N.)ra MtCoy left ''\<'(· UIJH' ot,. 1 , 11111 ,~ 11 t rh~ Dt>!Hlrt· num popped to short. Mooney hit to ere w e r e several Barnum, 3b 4 I I 0 2 Monday for a r~·N day s vl5lt Ill Co· l•n .. ut "' I "lllno"r ·p n.nd I ahor waJJ M Allensworth a.ilil •cain the third CU!I olCt.•• " nu·ed to both sl.des. Mooney, c 5 0 :.1 Hl 0 lumbWI Miss MargarPL Sat•t! r Wlll ' · F-acker ured hltU.'lll Ja.ekl!lon tn'· t~ ln this fJBtnt', the Qhloa.n:; Ht.ndlrsho~ Jb 6 0 2 0 0 be In cha.rge of the McCo} Hu l l ''" 1111 ' 11 ~ 11 •~ 1 111 lrk~'l iUl<t wn~ ~Prllrtlf· 1111 " ~wH "''lal l!lltl'nlR hv nrt of back when ~w bolne to flag a&o.Ju came to ~he ~~old of their ad· Ftted, rl ' 5- 0 2 0 0 ~ i Shop dUring their absence t •·d 1 1 that rwmer. I'Ut-.mt.s tlse the game mlghl., Rlll:il'fll R8 5 0 1 3 1 1 • Mr and Mrs HaNlld Baldwin anll Unn_"_'_'_"-'--~--Curry took l,hlrd o~> the "ff'~""" h"' ha.vto been votng : on yet McCwlctlih. 2b 2 0 0 4 0 2 1 children ot Colunr~11 and M1 nml , 1 McoMywae notable to 10 to second Ju~kson fir st up. hlnrled ·auP _ _ _ _ ~_ - I !" ~t Oeorvc Bald~n of Bn:me n ~ due u> Ant1el"Sdn'8 fast vl took lleCOnd on Battyn '' m'-i"" 1\Jtal . . :I ~ · peM Sunday With ft t,,nd s , .,. I 41 6 • 1 5 ' 1 • ;; · ...,v<.r~ r and Mr~ Jaml!s 'I' 0c O.ouble stt!U.I war. Cttrr:. ft11J<1 to cen tet for t.he ftrBt I CGJ"mb t .,B taynor uv .ou u.raum WIIJked but M'<M'ney ;; ..~ • · AD R 1i P<:) A 'F. day with friends ll.nd re lutwes In 11 t B Mld•.n_,_.,,.. -4 us spen .... tourday rmd Sun - I whO tllcd tu lt rt.f for the "ICcond '" OUt ~· "'Hen~wortl't~ ~ 0 .0 -1J I J the Pomeroy Bend sin- Htm.dershot then 8inglf1,d lO 9f!llter illlaJht!~, M '\ li. 1 l ' .].' 3 u William and Mary Lcul ~ StR.phrn- 1 . >~.utl .JI•I·k:.on lf~t llt~oll ror ncme R :a~n, :Jb .... 3 1 1 .j. 1 1 son are vlslllng relatives m Nelwn- j ln ••.. . heen of such nntur·c that everyhod,v Then Lhey p.ve him In htmor escort 'tO the Baatlle • •here they rew11 hout a Ringle exception, except nf c.n'n~c, our solon:..;, sume~ the n.tckory and icat.he~ · have ~et> n their mcome cut t o u certain extent. Especially eaiiAtheniCII. urgent therefore, IR the necessity for H cut by these gen-j In the- momh>l Uemen to!UpflOrted by citizens who find themselveR unahle 1 a. \\l'ilCk on to pay !HI mu ch ll H they had been paying toward the up·~ !~t 8!:,~1~st • keep of these folk~. ' Hilh~ are JHHtRed, J'ea, by t.hP hundred, affecting tl~Xpayer udverMely, thut is designed lo mii'\C more !'£'Venue in nnJer to balance the budget, hut do you reaJ of them IJulancing the budget by a redul'\i(lll of PXp~nHe/1 hy dc.crca:;ing their own KalaricH 11.nd expen!-lt'~. You r· un juRt bPt I hi' ":· hlrt ou yr,ur h~~k" that you have Heen very lillie 1 ir anv. of thi~ kind of legislation. No one likes to take a cut in wageR but when condi- · tlnll ...; etre s uch that il is imperative that nne toke a reduclion nr lose hiA entire mea11R of Rustenance, c(]mmon i'.ense Hhnuld teach him that the lcSller of two ~villi Hhould lw f'hqflcn. Thrr4 hawing been don~ by the great majority I 1 of people in our countn•, just what Kort of rea~oning rlo we u:-~c that excuses the IB.w.:rnaker and lawgiver from thest> rt:ductions which we o4reelves arc compelled to I take, if not with good gTa.ce, at leasl with well concelt](Jd ill feeling. It i!>i high time that thcsP.' loud Rpeaking individuals] Ato p hroadcasting about thetr wllHngness to take reduc. 1 lion and make the nec~Na.ry ~oves In the legislative hall~ 1 11 bring ahout tpe r~quajion aqd help the taxpayer ali i they ca n uu~tead of· borrinl' him down au heavny aH pa~;. 1 s ihle We want· 4\c'tiori ~o&nd more of it and leas words, Tbel· ~ Obl~ger ~.4 ~tfe, J~ Hollman d?'-'tur He wll8 taking IIUb&crlptlona fot the Debutante'e Rod and Oun Magazine Whet\ the chatelaine o1 the cmbasr.y ntused to 11ub8crlbe he 11howed her the eqor of horr wa)' ~ by ctad::tng her on the topknot with l'h)'lllP . .. hia own, - ...,.......:· ~~<~,-·;":~ ·~~~lll, lt! <lfll)l.~S·.""~! , .. . .. J'OP -dhlfoif( ~tt wti'e, f.ester '1'11 tll!dllu!l!m:i )\lji)i rlill'i.ioUi 'ni~ . rln•tl, the t':'hr~sV#n <:otuu.:ll uf • ~ \\ i1• . c•.nt e!!lt A rea, otrt!rOO $00 to uny witch, whu IHJUid >!Itt a ~~ nu d11 ~~,way · fMJU.II 10 :,, 1 .,~,,1 PUIIIIW "IO:lle 1' ~ 1 ur trnn~rorm .n lmse1r Into a bl1t'() o•· 1lflllet. tourtng the rural burb8 rans & door bell with a blaekJilt:k a1v:t tnqutred (or the lady or the ca11t1e. MUCH HAS BEEN nnd is heing s.nirl nbout wugct', thei1 •·{'(]udinn and othel' thing~ in connection with wage~. much Vel'non .. l'a. II onWe'll take tine case IUld .t~BScct It I the oblique A gentle Uttle lad --·--- WAGE CUTS PBOJta ..... 0810. ~!Jf,~]';:~lMIDD.lH~RT BOYS :!i·;\!~.::r.,~'.:...A:.:: :~:~~.E~!~:t=~1b;~ !, "'-... •· b, 0"' 1, :~E.~::~:,~::~~;::~.: . . ::~;_ . .'\. AR [r 0[frAT ,.., "uE,J •,..=~ ,.... . :n,."t l f\ [ 0 8v ( L~t: :~~ti~:=~~~!~ ~ ~~~~=~ ~~t' '~~~ I =8=1~d:J~y ~:t:'~~~~~t~ ~E:~!u~k:ar~e~~~~ c~=n le!~ I One Word Led ':l'o Anothei' llermlttcd Virrbda G..., ~. I'Oaa:IIOY, I /, MONDAY, AtJ0\18'1' J,t, lilt be . are .... ~~i:~:~;;;;~~=~=~~~;;;.:::..;;;;~::~-~--;;,;;;~;;~~;~~y~~=n•=-~~ monwPalt h of Ohio. A man, father of Hcvf'n, hard hit hy adH'""ty, out of fund~ aud fuel~ was Hhot and killed by a railroad dete.c11\P .tl•)ng the track:-! nf on~ of the h1g railway companie" j m Lura1n a few days ago, simply b~cause the "'ielder of tht· 1-("Ull, was not the proper character to he filliRrt"he ~- \ :o:J!Jnn \\ hi1·h h e hold s. Ordered off the raJ Iway right-o t117 \\. 1\ \,y the pri vate cldectlve, the v1r tim was shot and kil] od h f'C<!II~W the officer thought he endeaVNCd to flo ' hmt bn d d~· it1 i urY . . l 11 lt• l!ing his sto ry, (the other man's li)J."' arc scaled ],} death and <'All not t-~lalc hiH Hide,) he !:laid the victim of hh ra :-; h di!!play of fl\·ca rml4, "mad e a moUnn" at:~ if tu tltt'"\" a_;,>ie ce of coal .after he had been ordered tu leave the preniises. "" .• ·I Crailled t.hut the dend man wa."' not within hi!-! rir.hb; wh t>n ho.~·aA caught tuking coal from the trackH, gnwtcd By Artbur "EUaa" Baer th a t tlH·.:actt'c tive wa:-1 within hi:-~ rightR wheu ht• ordered 1 him to JiOVC, yet there iH nothing in a \I of OUr !o!tf\luteH ~ ~=========:==~·=========~==.:: ":. ~ that grn:u.l."' a nutn , , the riR"'ht"to deliLerat ely murd~r anoth- Tbree Delftett hi t.hf 8w.ppbt& Polino;dl,mu.kt! the Olympic OOxlng tef:.bi: t>r unde(.,)uch clrcumAtances UH arc reveal ed her e by tlw The quesUon before . the em)Jty murdl'rcl"'t; own statement. house today Ill how f1u the nimble The O,ld lady who ln~rrupt.ed the itofl :S\;lCRMn to all who TBIII.'ILT " J~kets will receive preliminary =~~ t~~18poS:::: 1.~~~ts~ TC~S.:~~ ;:!:'y.~hleh ' traiDblg bJ.structioru; preparatory to the launcb,lni or the preaent f~U season. ~c:laUy, all Intended M;ddJeport hJsh :w:hool grldders ho,•e been requea~ to report at the high !-! 4 1 1 111' lh.ol'~ n - 1 fff ' PIGSKIN ~ulou""11~~h h!':r~~l't ~~~ ct.n~ ~[ HEARD SCH~~l FIH~ n .6Q ____ .dleport· · News 'I I. .<:hlca~C~ . Philadelphia, Pitbiburr. Mtlnukee. Vellvti'HI By Carrier '' 1 to bt ....,...... NATIONAL .WVE&TISIWG REPAESENT&Til'IS Prt<l. Kbnbllll. 1m:.. one Wft'k " ·--1 ~tiDD'uw.J w a11 CUM .ap, lbelr ~tlaoulb noc r.t11 rflr .amwo. AtiOJUIIUCKU Jettera. boft'm' nvUriU aDd dairlbtt tD 11Jn1 tn oo !DMDOI!> ..,ru bill pnh1ltbctd. • - _~ - · · 0. 1 IDaald .. Ull2 A~ica~ hesigiiers Lead-with New Fashions • &be PoP QtDc1e ., PubJWMd DailJ •. ~.... -... ""'""'- - ................- •• • • • ;a.,. .-. "'aJ,\Id"elt .. llllec.IDd~W; mi.Uer ;:JqK. ll, lnt. - .. - ~- ~ -- -- a, .- ' �.' -- • • =- . ~ MONDAY, AUOU8T •.a.ol ,..,.o ........... ..,.._'II TH-E D A1 L Y 'l' ltl B UN E CXIIII'41'7 I He Can•t-..utu His Ears!· t W , OhiO, u.ndu \he a,d of llareh I, 1111... 4JbcD OW' frtenda IIQd W ktt&n W MWI WIU:ft fof --:--:~----c:-::-::---- Onr Mouth One Yr-.1 1 • • ·- * I • i .. • • Home cn..tlons Well Ahead ol Pari• with Lat..t Styles for Late Fall and Early Wipter. "tolor and Fabric Streased. • BJ Man 5 15 One . Sl.l:. Mon1.ho .60 lbree Months 600 One Month Yea~ • Jt,"'oo THHD fJ()I.t't I II ' "'.I COach Clyde Battyn lo•· uea Call To Candidate• For Team • i 1.00 TO REPORT AUG. 31 _...- PRA l ER ANSWERED-I sought th e Lord. and He ! ._, Openine Contest Here With Cheahlre On • September 16 · heard mt', and deli\'ered me from all my feHrs . This poor I man cried, and th e Lord heard him, and Maved him out or all h1 ~ troub le.!'.- Psalm 24:4,6. It'll not going to be long now untu the thut1 of oowhlde meetl.nB A s{'~ 1\.'\IJ S IIIELO - The Lord God J:-> a su n and shwld: th(• Lord Will gl\e grace and glor~·; no good thing \\JII II ~ · \\Jthho ld from them that walk uprig-htly . -P sa lm : piiJ~ Wlll resound lrom Ule Mid~~~U: ;~~~ta:!_~~n·~y~~~ "" low INCOMPETENT GUARDS .i\1 'E !'.fO RE il-l the dti:~. en s hip of the :-;tate treated to :1 ~ pt'( t·tcl t! which can rwt help hut injure the reputatwn ar1d place a blot on the CS<:Uteheon of the great con- O ~ I- - .:.: -- trlwnphan~ ' are of the Loul&vlle Slug~~:er still~~ heac\ache. police can atep w1th the thlt·d de- grer to cHt r. . . wen punK ~ destrt.Jctio~t, be ~ro~cu~~~ to the full exh•nt of the law, and part of his p;effi:cnce 8hnuld be so l!rrangetl that until the d~}:iendents of the dead man • h rcat:h an agt• "'hcr\' by they may suppnrt t hemae Ives, P mu:->t ~U PJ'l(ll'l thl'm for hi~ ruth leKS killing. A :-. a furt!WI' movl' tu prt!vent ou1rnget-~ nf a Hlmllar nature in thP future, all companief:! and all indiViduals , . . . \vho ha vP th(' t·mplo) mt•nt of men m l!kt~ JlOHltums should exer\"i .o. ; e the grua\c1<t enn· in pickmg men for the places • , h . 1 · d t t " h 0 I1avc erHIII~ t·nmmon ~cnf>e anr JU gmen n W:)e the ir wenpollH on ly n ~ u la~t rcsn rt. · ·~~ ·~rs ' J, ·u:.:C::!" :;t~~\'1':\:~: t.o~e , you w~a w'Jf3'l144 hiu1 taped hatldle or .the 'biaebiU bit so celhng. - -- - · , handS wot1111n't ollp. !The ;:nen1 don't really obJc~t W the h11 with the garden: ho~ T y llXptlCt that. But they d6' think the 1endarmea should ::~top the whacking when the ru~r gels llot ' Letart Falls ~- of Akron a.1Olivo , · -- ... Who was ThW . e pl¢lady, al South East"".·.:··c•·· Write .In to your man and spoil hill flshtns 1 were • orR""""'d RaY Rickard 1 ""b' aud V;;;,;;- Mrs. P..·ozleJ' llUCsts at the home rived the first tl( the we..'.': In vlslt Sunday. • . ~:';1s"!!~~·a~Wr!!1.!:fv':~ ~lilly are t..wo reclpeli for d111bes at. Lt!larl Lloyd Chek 0.11d family, Mrll, may well be a.Q.ded to YOID' "be Mn. Mary WO@'an and Mrs Oltve Sbeppe.td , Oco. Smith lLll.d w1fe and bed" 115t ';#. datnt1~. lneidenthey will be' we~ccnned by the Fl'aZIEr IJ:Iten& sevltl"'ll days with the 1 Hallick ROush Were recent guests of I or you~ SmJ!¢5' as dcssrrt.H le.tt.er'6 '{ulther:, 0. :U. Wopn on ,.,f. J . Ret>d and family. ~ or dinners on these Bailey it'un. RorJIII Norrt; )s W ivlth dlphth~:r1a. Mr~. H&~tte Reed and daughter now wtth us. ·· ' Helen, Mn~ , Llty Sheppard. ~d PU4dbtr Zelia Rickard werf callin& on Mra 1' l j :'""Trr;::-Da· present&tlYm ol .. l AMI.ZING · :NEW " MEDICATED PAD itlpl ~ 411hhW ........ - - - newap&per~. district around Ute and fe.mU)', P . L. ltlckard, ~ Led ter. wlte and baby were vlidttng lhe Stanabu~ WeJ5 Roush and lamlly Sund&Y •J A grea1 suc!leSB was o btn 1nc d a 1 the festival at ·vernon Bl!lturda:v 1 ' even.lng · "'ru ' I ·, .: 1,.; • By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA ~ '--0. -#· Parkeraburt Lad• Loo I Pia -~~~ ~to I I· I seco~ af~r ~~ond O~n Win u; • "Did it ever occur to you tha~ advettising is not printed in a newspaper fot· the ben((fit of the publisher, on account of friendship in order to help 'he paper! along, but because the advertisement would pay the advettiser from a busin~~SS standpoint? "Didj~~¥er occur to you that an advertisement was not a commod;iYoat.all, but a service? 'I.' ' R~ll ~nthUJiutic ~ aea~il ~ on~ ~ ~-· ! ' , ' ne ~Y -~lttllLltuJ e\l~ded 1:W'o~~orn~ cu~ry~ .!Z~: o.~l: ~~blnr·~ ~ ~t! 1 b~tJmr&"t:t. walth1~ ~e ;v:nt.~ lbor.n ~p~d 'bra: t~e '::ont!et not for JMs~flendship for the solicitor. That merchant should' n9t run advertisements.at all if that is his reason for spending the · · money: "A great manY. seem to consider an advertisement as a com· modity; some!Jilng sold by the inch and that one inch is worth the same as another inph. One inch in a real.newspaper which gives service is worth many times thjl same amount of srace in a free circular. Advertisiltg is not a commodity at sl and cannot be intelligeriUy bought by the pound o•· by the fool or by the inch. Advertising is a sef"ice, not a commodity. ....Of'· 1 ;~tl'l 1:h;ltl~r~ay ~~~~: ~~~renc.e wu.r · _ 51 ~llensworth I f~~~~t !~~~ m~:O~ gC::,;~hing ~at111;~ay l '!:tl.~r h~ u~ ti ~~~;..two ~t ~r~~~S::. ~~ r-ernvt'ry .'~"~';:""~~·':-~~W,ben -the ~~f.;~~~~~~~~:: ~ ° '· ,, •.•• f 1N £ 1 I * An em:fo'crth (Jla.de8Qd1 Jaukson beaut1tu1 to · throw to the plate WBJj. doomed &S Ander.,on tmt ~he A;lall On l\lm t wo left from !.he rubber bUt r th~ Ctl~t.'r dropped the mQI when the runner and fielder earn~ t::aelhcr , F n:Hd followed with a hit t.o right and f]ndmm who ha'd tajten secc•nd en Ht.nd'ershot'&" hit -.m'l 'hit•l;l en the throw hG.i:n~ ~as.Uy ~oored the second ttnd what tUtl'lt!d out to bl:· a U8<'les~ tUn of l ~t_ frame RusRell ended the rmme by p;;~p;plgk to Gallagher. Middleport had men on second a.ud lhtrd with one out In t.bt- fUI" but. t.hu toUoW""'' ba'-ters .... ' t , i~~J nf'r here ~:~~~~~;;;~r~~·~:::~,.~to ~ ""''"ed ..• .• Covernm.•~~ot I TEXTURE I n-~ 0o 01 ·5~ 0~ ~lJ ?tUe • Rue Tuckerman resumed h1s du- I 1 3 :.! 2 0 tleli '8l tht! Meigs 0(:0Cery Monday I 1 0 2 :; u 0 alfer enjoying a Wet'~~ vacation lb .-1 0 0 D 0 1 Mr and ~rs. F1a11k Maupin und Jenkins, lb ;,! 0 01 4 o 0 I son Carl of Elm Or0vt", W Va wtll avt:r, p .. · 3 o o 0 0 0 leave Tuesday after ~ few day:-; \'ls t ~ ·- _ _ • _ with Rev F. I Gardner a.mi !armly ·~ oOtfftal 38 4 7 :.1'1 9 Harry Schoett ur Chatrleli ton ar• _£ rived Sundas to ~CCOillJll\tlY h1s , st~lt!n ~es, R. Ailenswcrth 2 Wife and son hvme after a \\eek'o NE:al 3~-J(oduey. , . vacatlon hel·~ w1th Mr\ au<l Mrt!. ' T\ro -tllllf hlt P'reed Prank WIIIWnson ' 'Ihree\~se hit Batt~, Mm Willa Lamb left 6undu.} for I Ee.rn'ed runs NONJL; a few days visit. at Corning. "'· baae or, errors M:~ddlepott o?t~~ ~:::~ MMi~on~~Y . ~ocle;~; .:: . ! 45• Demoskey, ,U R AUen~~wdiofh . cr 5 f'lee.l , r-f 4 ilro "ff KJC BAKING POWDER prat,e, -6 F'l""" ~, J'atkereburr: ;,, your cakeS... THE DOUILE. TESTED DOUIILE ACTING I . mc Y. P'lr8t base on bti.IIIJ b) .,.c.o ~, J.V (, I 3. meet Monday evening at the borne of Mlss Alpba. Bommrrvtlle on ll.IE PRIn. sAift F"ROV"'R"'~ ... ilS ~ "'f' ~"t· Y£A tL for 25 ~ I ...... ... ... ·~ _,. .. l. ' ' __, •• ,.1r! . ·"" ." le}'le Sbc nln& 1 ~ a Uon of de~~d .,;,,~~ 'i..l queen down ' lt. the IJPIJ folk of orint confuawn, all ,;-:; ··: hard, t.o lin aciJn before t}le ...Ut h,ertelt, _... the "".... f~ed ~ t•.::. ·m .. ... ~)> •n'! ""'=-· , ., ·l - ..- . ' e~te march!• tcf',the YoluptuoQI lu-,ury. sic. Ga,.· rep.r-~11. . ·~ Mrs. Jamfa O.reJ . I ' • tor iMr bea,ut)', her htr j . .ea, the quiet o.f .her ! " ,.! . lh ·~ •' 4 . •a ' -· - ' d> ""'..... .••• .. • ' I ' " .. CIGAIITTI TIIAT'I AI Till C:IGAUTTI THAT'S PURE AI ' ICI·INC,I CAN MAKE IT MADE RIGHT, THAT'S MADE TO IMOKI COOL AND lAST lONGU c i 1 ' _, ·-~·--, \ ... ,. - ., •. ~augl•u·r arrn·eo.J vtll~ ~·~~~~::~nB~ty visit~~ gsm~ ldrd: !i~~e~tsit ;'::rn:;; I "~ lation: . .!udgiqjl by the newt th~ people are 'not ncorly $ 0 work ed up -.bout tttr- d~preeslnn as they are over the wet and dry quuti<Jn. BobiJ~ I 1 d:r .. debt < cancelled this ' fall. '. 1 •~at H1~~tllied di-~1 \VhHt we are wo;ierinJ flOW is whetller plomalR will h!\-Ve any new excuse,; for wanting the 'Wflo '8Buer l "A small ad i~ your home town MP•1 to ~ell.a used autoniob!l~ Is wof\!l 'as ltt~~Ch as rf it_jller<l printe~Hn a large clty . paper with a h~ndred ti!l!e~ tile cirl:Uiation. tf this advertil!l\mellt in a Sll\ll)l t~omJ1tuJI\I¥ ~aper·wiJI sell the autpmoq!le, that is all tjte sallie advertiseme t. could possibly do, printed,in tme big paper. If i'n your ei!'Cl,llaH n.of-three thou~nd on~ mt¢•is fo;m~ who h~ys tb~ !lJ~dll~t_advert i!ed, the -advertisement is worth just 11~ 11)11Ch as ' It it'!!ad !ieeu printed in a paper with a hundred thousand circu- 1 ~~~n~r~~~~~~a~~~e Bu~~:Y ~:';:~~~~~~to~:!~~ ~et:::! rt~ •t ~l.ide-. ~ ~~ etc~ ~ Marl~ ·~·1!.· I ~ ~~~~~~a~'w~~w ;:';~lm~n·v:fU: en- 1 ilem;~ortJl. I D&me I I ,;u •di' "jjll (;', l "Ni~\go an advertiser who operates a big store told one of our s ~ -- be would nevet· run a line in our paper if it were I Mr a11 d Ml'!l John 'Rtuttnar of Pomeroy 11 nd or John~Orr IUld ~~dMn :~u l f%; h" I 'I · ~M u'::JreBCOr~ -- ' ' arena. 1~ Mlddl"r>UJ'I ,;t William Southern, Jr., Editor of the Independence (Mo.) Examiner, aaya: _ ('ondJtimJ~ ha\• t~ lei"'~J. VIRGINIANS I!;.!~,. ~dru~n~~ t~: e:1:! ~nU:.:~Vl~_!~~~~:~ :~ ;~~rrd.,·...~..~ -.~~15:~ on,.,,,;IWEST • DID YOU EVER STOP TO E.o. ; p('dallv i:-t th1."' tnll' nmonl{"our lt•gis\utor~ who make a gri'H1 dr.nl of no1sc nhout cutting hut nev~r just get a baseball bat arotiiHl to the im]wrtnnt duty. It haM hlw.t)'H heen a quc~­ tiou with mnny people ju.t!t why lcgi~-<lalms !-!hnuld not l'Ut th c il· ow11 iucomPK whethr>r they bP. rich mau. ]hJnr man, The pollee arrived In tempo with the screams and duef, lnwyer, rlndor, or even the beggm mun in the klckrdnciahburbood the alert aale11 manager tnr that IOl'8 • • • 1 hltd two t.o l t ll ptedeces- 1 Jn the at'<lentil 141ddlepor~ had 8}eeth. rht tnnhll ~:~ummll.l'J Nwwed ] two men left. ont: betnr on t.hlrd. l U:H on ttaa.e.s &a; ' achcol bul l.dlrl& Wedneaday afier· Parker11tlurr 11 . noon to receive the equip· ~u:: .. ,_,..... -."dim: y" 'liQrk Curry ft.Nit up, 11in- ' tn til«! ninth. Score by innu&gB , n eorge Sau.:r , Brand tamJiy ~r· 0 8 ment Thursday mornlna at o'vlew to ewry portion ol tM fteid. ; ~ &itc:l Barnum tlled t.o ldt ~nd lock Intendtd eandi4atel tor the YelOun ' cau11 ht Uu:! Ohio bo na • Ad • mau.er of reeon:t, thl:' fourth · Parkeraburt 123 4MI 78!1 w~~~~ ed w c 1urn b us. Monday Dd spen~... 9 6 000 tow Jacket llluad are to report Plnl iUld ane&koo w wu t.M onJJ frame In whlch some P. una JIJ I IX!.!! the nay v1sltmK \.he tonntlr'H da.urhnoon there after wm aee the Wednead&y to rtoelve tbe equtpthe ' at.ch Mooney s in led did not l'ftC.h the pathl! H ' ' 40'J Ull :w:J l:l Earl Hickman and hUAdidat.ee; for the Yellow Jackett! m.,nt apd Thlll'ldl.y to bl!;in praced wen• l.o second on Mg Allem4 on the other band, lhe elflhth was Opp l'rtou :.tW 000 110'1. 1.1 ' Mrs Marga ret Park, who has sqWLd ttYlna: out at the local hlgh tice . Caach Battyn aays he want. ae "f Y : Game worth :i third m!Jicu, C the only tnnlnl 1ll wh.lch P!l.Lk· I Middleport ijChool athletic field. every boy o1 the .achool to report \ By 6--4 Score Jfll Htmdershat erab\lrl f&lled to reach ftrst basi': Ruw; ()0(, ooo 4 been In the St Joseph hospital at CoMch Battyu 1.8 non-cotnmlt.al In lor the squad thlB year before he Ota t ·'r. error by Moonev held at!'C• They alao hat1 nwnetOUII chances HJts .I (J I 011 :.!IU ParkerHbw·g for the pa.st rew daya, rqard to the 1932 team altboUJ:h It attempts to shape. NO RUNS EARNED ond on P'l'wld'Ji tap lla he lO J>OOrt' but faUed t.o Wolke lldvam· Opp 1 r J'(.rS 312 000 I.I.Jl Sunday by ttw 0 Is sai(l t.ha~ sever&l good prospecl.K , Moo .oey Wail forced at tt~rdl La&e (){ them except when Ohio s.re w report on Ute openln&: day DIBS lN PAUEit.SBURG Ute -econd out a.ud did 11 erroJ'ill fl&:ured In the work M.L:irlon Rife 1! employell 'lt of thfJ present seUon, September 1 J . Prank. Nelllon d'-• thc ., Bate Runnin1 By Nea 1 R. !am o~ ng ~~um One rur 1 hi R A.Um~worth and Heuderfibot l...oKim .{ VR · ct:tme lht Jatt~r vi5lt at Hot Coal, w vo _wtth M"" 0 1 Mldleport. high seh 1 111 · • '"'"' &t ont> , I'I'Or IJi led In hUttnar with l.bfte bing!~ part or th e week ror a fe w day~ ' tWQ tl\e sea!IOn with thei~ ~t lope~ I week In Partirabura:. followinc sev-~ Aliena worth' Curry' I t'-d ' each . tbe former's elforu being In- visit with hlo; wife and other r Hu Elizabeth Brown Tile latter a.ctth h Ch hi ' Brn era.l yeara or impatrert health. Mr • t DtA:.;!~l' Ml0dtlleport .., the count. fl.eld hila which (M.S~ llprlntln" Uves companlctl hcr home and will visit w t e ea re hlsh schoel el'!!· NeiiOu wu a former resident. 0 ( P1tc lftl Feature .... . ,Y rrst up , ww; sare on ablf!d h.lm Lo beaL out A1l 8 m•L- M ami Mrs Bennett Rus..'if' li allrl wi th H 0 Ew1n~s: and lam :ly and ve.n on ~he ~I 1round.s, Beptem- 1Middleport and an employee Of tne - I J JIJm ~;; er10r but was { d b d aughtt'rs B~nn~t· and I d ber l6 Tht- ollowbli week. f.he New Yorlc Central Ry. He had hv· 1 .-ft.. Alii · · urce Y k.'l' r1 fact nw ot Ute Metv county Dillie with h er unc" an aWJt. Mr. a.od schedule begins In earnest With the ed In Parker"ffburc lor some tlm*l A fair croW of rec· )IcC CW'J)' Lt,rt.w lng to tuin.! aeven b!Jlllet were"\ of "the of Huntillgum vh!olte{i briefly Mrs F L Lelrhelt local t.ea.m Journeying oo Ironton Wher" be ccmducted. a IJ'Oilelj' stor• : tea !len ball followers wu present lL oug · tnftt.ld variety, CuJTY havlnc them Sunday with Mrs Edith Rll85f:U . , Re v W B PaLt.erson, wlfe a.nd fat a contest wtth that u.cgrep.tion. Hfl' .!aves. a wtte, wllOm he ma.rrtt=d t at the a.me Satur<lBY betwetn A!!eJ~ ,.,Lrlh. ' H.-~ .: a bcau:lf,.l pretty much on Ute hlp with hl!i Mr. and Ml's JllJnt:ti R11.lnwn a.n::l wn left Mondav fur Ro:esevllle !or 1 which was defeated here last year In P,&rketsbur&, hls first wlfe wu •Pllrken>burr and t.be Middleport dela yed stu.! , hruugh the rnedlutn ball lnter5pencd occasionally aaughte r Ruth cnroute to thelt a vtslt 'V!Ut Lhelr daU&"hter, Mra by ,t t.e S(:Ore of a to o. Miss Daise McKinleY of Middleport champiollll and were dln.ppoin t - of ll wond1:rful He went to wtth 11. .!!IGW' noat.er. Bach teKm bome at Cha.rlest.au rt orn Pltll! - Wacl"' kniKh l The former will coach Battyn bw; coniPlr:ted n --1-· ed by th<! work 01 both te -t ms which \h1rtJ bn Neal's s ingle tlnd IICOJ'ed~ ~,at leatltl. one hi~ In !bl illll· 1burgh vl,o;lted Friday wi Lh Oetl11o:c leuvP Tl.t.Psdt:ty ror Cincinnati to at· lt.ralnlng course at Notre I DIES IN COLVMBV8 I was when Jaekllon allowed the ball go lnD, eactt cotng hiUeM in Jr ond ram!ly t.f·nd the Oh to annual Conference ::~cbool r hi d n. df!Cidedly ol! color. PllrkerlbUIIJ Uuough him, Neal ~aking ltecond three • ·. 1 M1 and Mt J> Ralph HuwP II aOO or th~ Mt-thodls~ church. which con' or l.'OOC 111. 11.11 1t 18 sald ' , lders committed ertot'8 1oeven Neal then · · .. daughter ot Colum bus 11pem the ~ene~ Llll're, Tuesday Mn Pat· th11.t n~~ plays, new formations, Ml!iS Ell9 McElhinny rectriVed wordlllmes while the ..Mldc.II8J)Qft. -Cftk!rt. t 1.nd dumbf ::n~ · Lhe orowrl 'J1Ul, Coo.t.urea· o! the game were ' week end here Lb SOJ I and son will visit at Rl:!e _ w be Introduced here thl.r; Sudday or the her eldest ]l'rred Ume lt!SS. '\l' "' •A·· ' 0 lf oppOt!ltlon the lfltchina of curry t.he base M d M W • se year brottt~r Jamea A Mc11!1htnny t hill ·rh bl wn hlttt Be ~~~ -... ...""Y ll s.._. 'f#r third similar to AI- 1 unilln& t Ne 1 R ' r tl..ll r& tllla111 &lpel aml 1 The at.hlet.lc field ls an excttllerlt home &t Colu a ha ave((:;_, . '.I' ,J!:l&worth's !9&rfl1&' steal oi secon,d ' tmd Batto a., . two ljljllll Bl llv and ,Mr and M'rs Homer Cook and 8 condit.lon and ready ,or the open. McElhinny 'f,nd ,u. Hilde wllhuuL 1 fm a .visit with Mil; Lll llt! d relatives In 011 1h lng Btx of the st"ven home for Columbus te •..-;'ttnd·ihe funeral with 80 me oft·oolor plaJftnJ Aiilb t: w :1.-qu was wiLh Thll:l eventna GalltpoHe Jnd Pt t ami Mabel Mr and M 01 .an: W,W' lie conducted toB 'fou•· of c;•ll ph1y flnal r\ 11 dHidren N:wg nual Pomeroy olasslc wlU be PlaY· , ·'loo.. ~ The e ~ ~y~~A;. ---=wnr to ];)€ held bl the Mounlam- solation t.OU~r:lons p ohi lhe Con- I w, hllbe tht; former I'ClllrJtL'tl Ll• Co spent the week. end with Mr. and ed ln the afternoon of Thank.llflv.lncr t open n ..,... a w•Y eers who rt!Sumed playi · aft.e ey, er permit- 1 urn w Sunday Mr:> J C McKay 1 Mr ami Mr:; p G J~A~chJm ann ~oy. New llgbts ba.ve ,been erec~ 8 1R'f'H .tN~C)pNCEMI!:NT tnat the fans •ere soon prepated •Pan hud':lltJ atrount:l lh~hot :o/ 1 tl'l_ ' at the field, adding 15,o00 moH Mr. and Kra. Olear KIJ\ft an- tcr the wc..rst. ' , ner. orate a.J~In fannei:J but Bea: "'m: ~~ IiCOn! follows daughters Gertrud(', Martha and of powet" to the \lehtirt nounce Ute birth 1 Jateph &lniled otf :a,eavers sh.ln!i vtr 1\0. Ik t•d b 1 Agatha and son Charlt"s or Cedtu , 011partmaab system 1 G Sunda momi 0 8 <tAUI'ht.er, with a double play ln front ot hlm. d.~ fort"tll tu\ M.. :lleru;II.'Qri.h was 1 ~ Grove, W VIi , spent sunilEI)' with 1 fh .1 11 a <t .. r ~ +>lolll.or) 9, JSSR 11 111111 1 11 1 M . Allensworth fumbled uwnstril~CII the willow Purkt!tlibUl'J !th AU the Healyretumed familywithBt:trbara .. tt...u•.... 111do t a)l'rt · drl\le, Joseph taking secondJacktlOll'll Currt• cia run til.. o~ .t.~~~; ~;Yt.h roo. One 1 Joseph , If ' 5 R 1 H1 PO 2 oA Eo 1• Joachim th~ u1 ro llAnn uw- ~ 1luo ,-.uJtur 11ttR r'r 1·n lf'll ot Ia 186'!, 8jnaled through M'. ,AUen'IWort:h and nr 'mon:' ~ ~ 0 et~~t There wa~ Juckson . d 5 ~ .1 l :.! 21in~ two wcekH vmiL here ,,aR rl11-•l tn th.- ·ll ~nltv of a• Je;ttph AOOred ..,~no one out. Bar altbourh ng un tne n nth Curry, p S ll :.! 1 2 o Ml83t'S VesLa and N.)ra MtCoy left ''\<'(· UIJH' ot,. 1 , 11111 ,~ 11 t rh~ Dt>!Hlrt· num popped to short. Mooney hit to ere w e r e several Barnum, 3b 4 I I 0 2 Monday for a r~·N day s vl5lt Ill Co· l•n .. ut "' I "lllno"r ·p n.nd I ahor waJJ M Allensworth a.ilil •cain the third CU!I olCt.•• " nu·ed to both sl.des. Mooney, c 5 0 :.1 Hl 0 lumbWI Miss MargarPL Sat•t! r Wlll ' · F-acker ured hltU.'lll Ja.ekl!lon tn'· t~ ln this fJBtnt', the Qhloa.n:; Ht.ndlrsho~ Jb 6 0 2 0 0 be In cha.rge of the McCo} Hu l l ''" 1111 ' 11 ~ 11 •~ 1 111 lrk~'l iUl<t wn~ ~Prllrtlf· 1111 " ~wH "''lal l!lltl'nlR hv nrt of back when ~w bolne to flag a&o.Ju came to ~he ~~old of their ad· Ftted, rl ' 5- 0 2 0 0 ~ i Shop dUring their absence t •·d 1 1 that rwmer. I'Ut-.mt.s tlse the game mlghl., Rlll:il'fll R8 5 0 1 3 1 1 • Mr and Mrs HaNlld Baldwin anll Unn_"_'_'_"-'--~--Curry took l,hlrd o~> the "ff'~""" h"' ha.vto been votng : on yet McCwlctlih. 2b 2 0 0 4 0 2 1 children ot Colunr~11 and M1 nml , 1 McoMywae notable to 10 to second Ju~kson fir st up. hlnrled ·auP _ _ _ _ ~_ - I !" ~t Oeorvc Bald~n of Bn:me n ~ due u> Ant1el"Sdn'8 fast vl took lleCOnd on Battyn '' m'-i"" 1\Jtal . . :I ~ · peM Sunday With ft t,,nd s , .,. I 41 6 • 1 5 ' 1 • ;; · ...,v<.r~ r and Mr~ Jaml!s 'I' 0c O.ouble stt!U.I war. Cttrr:. ft11J<1 to cen tet for t.he ftrBt I CGJ"mb t .,B taynor uv .ou u.raum WIIJked but M'<M'ney ;; ..~ • · AD R 1i P<:) A 'F. day with friends ll.nd re lutwes In 11 t B Mld•.n_,_.,,.. -4 us spen .... tourday rmd Sun - I whO tllcd tu lt rt.f for the "ICcond '" OUt ~· "'Hen~wortl't~ ~ 0 .0 -1J I J the Pomeroy Bend sin- Htm.dershot then 8inglf1,d lO 9f!llter illlaJht!~, M '\ li. 1 l ' .].' 3 u William and Mary Lcul ~ StR.phrn- 1 . >~.utl .JI•I·k:.on lf~t llt~oll ror ncme R :a~n, :Jb .... 3 1 1 .j. 1 1 son are vlslllng relatives m Nelwn- j ln ••.. . heen of such nntur·c that everyhod,v Then Lhey p.ve him In htmor escort 'tO the Baatlle • •here they rew11 hout a Ringle exception, except nf c.n'n~c, our solon:..;, sume~ the n.tckory and icat.he~ · have ~et> n their mcome cut t o u certain extent. Especially eaiiAtheniCII. urgent therefore, IR the necessity for H cut by these gen-j In the- momh>l Uemen to!UpflOrted by citizens who find themselveR unahle 1 a. \\l'ilCk on to pay !HI mu ch ll H they had been paying toward the up·~ !~t 8!:,~1~st • keep of these folk~. ' Hilh~ are JHHtRed, J'ea, by t.hP hundred, affecting tl~Xpayer udverMely, thut is designed lo mii'\C more !'£'Venue in nnJer to balance the budget, hut do you reaJ of them IJulancing the budget by a redul'\i(lll of PXp~nHe/1 hy dc.crca:;ing their own KalaricH 11.nd expen!-lt'~. You r· un juRt bPt I hi' ":· hlrt ou yr,ur h~~k" that you have Heen very lillie 1 ir anv. of thi~ kind of legislation. No one likes to take a cut in wageR but when condi- · tlnll ...; etre s uch that il is imperative that nne toke a reduclion nr lose hiA entire mea11R of Rustenance, c(]mmon i'.ense Hhnuld teach him that the lcSller of two ~villi Hhould lw f'hqflcn. Thrr4 hawing been don~ by the great majority I 1 of people in our countn•, just what Kort of rea~oning rlo we u:-~c that excuses the IB.w.:rnaker and lawgiver from thest> rt:ductions which we o4reelves arc compelled to I take, if not with good gTa.ce, at leasl with well concelt](Jd ill feeling. It i!>i high time that thcsP.' loud Rpeaking individuals] Ato p hroadcasting about thetr wllHngness to take reduc. 1 lion and make the nec~Na.ry ~oves In the legislative hall~ 1 11 bring ahout tpe r~quajion aqd help the taxpayer ali i they ca n uu~tead of· borrinl' him down au heavny aH pa~;. 1 s ihle We want· 4\c'tiori ~o&nd more of it and leas words, Tbel· ~ Obl~ger ~.4 ~tfe, J~ Hollman d?'-'tur He wll8 taking IIUb&crlptlona fot the Debutante'e Rod and Oun Magazine Whet\ the chatelaine o1 the cmbasr.y ntused to 11ub8crlbe he 11howed her the eqor of horr wa)' ~ by ctad::tng her on the topknot with l'h)'lllP . .. hia own, - ...,.......:· ~~<~,-·;":~ ·~~~lll, lt! <lfll)l.~S·.""~! , .. . .. J'OP -dhlfoif( ~tt wti'e, f.ester '1'11 tll!dllu!l!m:i )\lji)i rlill'i.ioUi 'ni~ . rln•tl, the t':'hr~sV#n <:otuu.:ll uf • ~ \\ i1• . c•.nt e!!lt A rea, otrt!rOO $00 to uny witch, whu IHJUid >!Itt a ~~ nu d11 ~~,way · fMJU.II 10 :,, 1 .,~,,1 PUIIIIW "IO:lle 1' ~ 1 ur trnn~rorm .n lmse1r Into a bl1t'() o•· 1lflllet. tourtng the rural burb8 rans & door bell with a blaekJilt:k a1v:t tnqutred (or the lady or the ca11t1e. MUCH HAS BEEN nnd is heing s.nirl nbout wugct', thei1 •·{'(]udinn and othel' thing~ in connection with wage~. much Vel'non .. l'a. II onWe'll take tine case IUld .t~BScct It I the oblique A gentle Uttle lad --·--- WAGE CUTS PBOJta ..... 0810. ~!Jf,~]';:~lMIDD.lH~RT BOYS :!i·;\!~.::r.,~'.:...A:.:: :~:~~.E~!~:t=~1b;~ !, "'-... •· b, 0"' 1, :~E.~::~:,~::~~;::~.: . . ::~;_ . .'\. AR [r 0[frAT ,.., "uE,J •,..=~ ,.... . :n,."t l f\ [ 0 8v ( L~t: :~~ti~:=~~~!~ ~ ~~~~=~ ~~t' '~~~ I =8=1~d:J~y ~:t:'~~~~~t~ ~E:~!u~k:ar~e~~~~ c~=n le!~ I One Word Led ':l'o Anothei' llermlttcd Virrbda G..., ~. I'Oaa:IIOY, I /, MONDAY, AtJ0\18'1' J,t, lilt be . are .... ~~i:~:~;;;;~~=~=~~~;;;.:::..;;;;~::~-~--;;,;;;~;;~~;~~y~~=n•=-~~ monwPalt h of Ohio. A man, father of Hcvf'n, hard hit hy adH'""ty, out of fund~ aud fuel~ was Hhot and killed by a railroad dete.c11\P .tl•)ng the track:-! nf on~ of the h1g railway companie" j m Lura1n a few days ago, simply b~cause the "'ielder of tht· 1-("Ull, was not the proper character to he filliRrt"he ~- \ :o:J!Jnn \\ hi1·h h e hold s. Ordered off the raJ Iway right-o t117 \\. 1\ \,y the pri vate cldectlve, the v1r tim was shot and kil] od h f'C<!II~W the officer thought he endeaVNCd to flo ' hmt bn d d~· it1 i urY . . l 11 lt• l!ing his sto ry, (the other man's li)J."' arc scaled ],} death and <'All not t-~lalc hiH Hide,) he !:laid the victim of hh ra :-; h di!!play of fl\·ca rml4, "mad e a moUnn" at:~ if tu tltt'"\" a_;,>ie ce of coal .after he had been ordered tu leave the preniises. "" .• ·I Crailled t.hut the dend man wa."' not within hi!-! rir.hb; wh t>n ho.~·aA caught tuking coal from the trackH, gnwtcd By Artbur "EUaa" Baer th a t tlH·.:actt'c tive wa:-1 within hi:-~ rightR wheu ht• ordered 1 him to JiOVC, yet there iH nothing in a \I of OUr !o!tf\luteH ~ ~=========:==~·=========~==.:: ":. ~ that grn:u.l."' a nutn , , the riR"'ht"to deliLerat ely murd~r anoth- Tbree Delftett hi t.hf 8w.ppbt& Polino;dl,mu.kt! the Olympic OOxlng tef:.bi: t>r unde(.,)uch clrcumAtances UH arc reveal ed her e by tlw The quesUon before . the em)Jty murdl'rcl"'t; own statement. house today Ill how f1u the nimble The O,ld lady who ln~rrupt.ed the itofl :S\;lCRMn to all who TBIII.'ILT " J~kets will receive preliminary =~~ t~~18poS:::: 1.~~~ts~ TC~S.:~~ ;:!:'y.~hleh ' traiDblg bJ.structioru; preparatory to the launcb,lni or the preaent f~U season. ~c:laUy, all Intended M;ddJeport hJsh :w:hool grldders ho,•e been requea~ to report at the high !-! 4 1 1 111' lh.ol'~ n - 1 fff ' PIGSKIN ~ulou""11~~h h!':r~~l't ~~~ ct.n~ ~[ HEARD SCH~~l FIH~ n .6Q ____ .dleport· · News 'I I. .<:hlca~C~ . Philadelphia, Pitbiburr. Mtlnukee. Vellvti'HI By Carrier '' 1 to bt ....,...... NATIONAL .WVE&TISIWG REPAESENT&Til'IS Prt<l. Kbnbllll. 1m:.. one Wft'k " ·--1 ~tiDD'uw.J w a11 CUM .ap, lbelr ~tlaoulb noc r.t11 rflr .amwo. AtiOJUIIUCKU Jettera. boft'm' nvUriU aDd dairlbtt tD 11Jn1 tn oo !DMDOI!> ..,ru bill pnh1ltbctd. • - _~ - · · 0. 1 IDaald .. Ull2 A~ica~ hesigiiers Lead-with New Fashions • &be PoP QtDc1e ., PubJWMd DailJ •. ~.... -... ""'""'- - ................- •• • • • ;a.,. .-. "'aJ,\Id"elt .. llllec.IDd~W; mi.Uer ;:JqK. ll, lnt. - .. - ~- ~ -- -- a, .- ' �.. r . !~.:'' . l _ e' L ,\i ·s~fl'.~.~.r D •lt · : l • li '' .._ • t £} • - GAlltPOt . -IS 1 1 AR[ NTS 0f 8.AB [ 1' I <;. i · ?: ~R[ - o~UND ~V[R ' ' tb&t Re~ . . •f a rna c ~ cap~m.. ch ~wyer ~ in Pt. •7a- Plft" (tO t.) lek • tiM. Court • Pleatant and Interment WAll m~.tdfl the Lone 011.11. oemet.ery m ehacre __ of the Mlli!OM Aetion Reault Af I The Ulnoos of CaptRin DJwycr I - cul minated In Q sLroke of !)it.' alylllli Threl'! Year Old lru;t Monday nlgh l He had bt."Cn Tot Found ' in falhnl{'health for th.UJ ! lwo months, which nece!i8ltated tll.s re1 itlrt'menl from the position o;: toll I collector on the Bllvt'r brld&e , • H e wu born Put , In ~ ~- ••&rded "* PiYe t&bllll WU'e In p!nl 11101"~ rB [J rs Arthur ~~c~n -,-p- . -L -., ----,--0 1 AND HER p . . fCIJ.'O~.Iblf practically new h&Y1Ri been t>ltiCt- KUCUI' Centenary ... and :Kra. ~ Jil Ollbtrt BuU apm' esa In New York City aya on UBJ · ~~~.t.~ [ Mn. Robert Waddell ami daugh~I Mra. t.um Dunham or Worth called .here by t.he 111- Marlett& Wbut" UMY ~ W"-r.eptw,. m-::u-Jt:lll11 ~~~=r =llns:to:, we~ ~":rutal:;u~~era Bellville, 0 ., are the guesta Of the latter's parent.a Mr and Mrll. Lu -! ther Thomas of JUo Gl'8.nde and I after h&vlQg spent a few dllyl with her brother T "A Thom"s of "oam. da~. I ' bill brother, P. L. omon a.nd famUy . po Is. I . a:na: I Mill Helen BUllard hN aturned ~7nd~redthe aftmaon anti the r;ue•u ed onl,- • shori time aao. A !arge u mt'lft of her two brld~; 1 amount ot bay tnd & oow sa\ld to 1 ~uba H The prtzes were awal'(l,cd [have been stu~ed by t.ht Iifl.l' t.nlng ~~--,-----,·--=...-..,.-.-. pubUa~ Wltd ..,...... r..no1e BeU ....... .......... • uwd,·ru ou\·elhlt doqn't aetlll and ...;,u.. IN SQUALOR ' I .. arold Weatttarho)t and Mr' ~ey. 'I'he out or t.owu ""::etx>r w K . O'Brlel ' • Mra, Oeral(! , H ll f '1 ""ey, Cleveland: Mklll CatherI Cmlae CWihman, t!f ClllfornU..; Mn 1 OoaiiCQI.I;nr 1Diuti.OAoJ fiX prlce or 1 renee Younr ot MasaiUon• Mr 111 r.-:; d in h.la nMm COUnLJ' Harold Sayre and MIL •ilW Babe PaJ'tiaU·y ~olarved ~LI ~arly ya;m; lurned n!h rr t- ! Rardin of pt Ple t am ' on , lo rlvl:'r s lcnmboat.11 r.:: H•· 1 aaan · f .om.ecuUH ~ lor JlftCe o~ Ia Unable To Prowhal;dlormerly C\.. • .,l~'"Led a~ .l stock- I I!."NTERTA.;:-8 AT II•Joo 4. 0 er nnd office• Wllh Lhe CD•l I Mrs !" .,. E nounce Wor dt pany that built ,he ex,_w sto~ a num:o~'ffn dsCaaey eo~ned tbt•&d tabt wlllalAdiJ ~L you s tearrrer, Homf'r Blnilh !Ul b r o r en wiUl ~ delfaht ·j t1 dtlb'td. ao· \haL c.he t opy for 1 your ad ill 10ftpa.red ln sueb a Mr a nd Mn. Sylveater Hochter, ~ r dg-e ~a':!_!~er home.Pr:lday Ulannet' 1.5 l;c. Ul'inl l.he II e&W1 o! Addi50D, were etven B pre llml· J'\ r Q - - ruwta bo ~u ~~·y hcarlnp; b<:=11re a JusUte or th.e A.l...t:) "ftte wtiJ be peace here this morning on a charge • ouly for (f'r-111 tncorre<:t lusertloll of talllli"C to provide for and negot &DY ~'ert.1aemtnt. ErroUI In lr:ct of a child The couple enteradve"* =-•lfiOt.a dloukl be ~~purt.ed 1ed plelll! of not II'UIIlY and were lmmediat.elt. bound over to the Jjl'rB nd jury. ' The charges wen~ brought by Hartct' adY'!rllMrnent !IfiLl be taken fD" Y M Miller, prosccutmg Attorney leM tllan a minimum Ch8llie ol 11 Oallla co unty, after an Investiga, tiJ('nt:v- ftve eent.s ror e~tt ~r ton into the ca.se ter MONDAY, AIIOVIIT »,lfll to "'vrk ht'r tin,er• !O the boDI tor thP mu she Ju\·l!d --ctncl.nll.Mtl En· •Jlllrer. .................. ,.. ,..--"1t("'~'""'""-Y" ••• ....... ' -. : uUOugh, a.nd' KiY·'Irme SO'wy!r . lOT n --IGQ'I'WJNG WI.Wan;J. Watur , or Akron. ' ' . slster, Mra F P'Uner.al servi~a for Cap..a1r:. ' · _ A ~up bun at t.be c.;,; Oj 08,.._ OVJUtt Hl.ltalnplllcr ~tt Kllet Humphrey and son or 1 Otlarlf!l c . &wyer. 78. who i:Ued l BB.IDGI HOSTESS .net Bot~ Cadllu•..... deltroyed 8uoda¥ tor Clevelanl1 W~re abe will Cleveland are spending 8 tev.· day~ 1P,rlda7 ni&ht 1n the Holzer hosp:~l ~ Mr• Ellil He ,.. ........ by rm Prlday evenina' after lt had be~em~~.. ~ the Kbooll there, with relatives herc whHe enjoying h>r•• ...,. """""""" ...,.., altet•~ WU - '"""" bee~ '"~ bv u1hLnlDf dUdnl 1 • -~~~ _ . itlne wlth het a '"'"' ,....tlun . noon from the residence In Poln~ at a. bt·ldae; luncheon Prld.IJ :liter - • fY sttrm t1'1ere1 The Wtn waa mo u, Kn. O&tbertne Hutatn.U:r and Mn. Harley Cloud ot ~ - tl) h~ i aDd: heavy - . . tor )(r. .,..,...,. and lin P'tatlk DJip, or Jtckloa: Jrfn. ar e• the• Jttned the Mli or t:'}e toll pnnt DliP.., tN pr1111 l.a•d to Re.•t ~ COlle~ of Uw 811Yer Brtdit. for hilh jiCOI"e &lld lat.beUe Ple~a&Dt ) r:t~da~~,.~~ hia~, ~d J Bcot~ tow aoore P~• . ) T~ G~AN 0 JURY -1.:~;.P l ~«~7,~·~-~~·-=::-~·~-;~ T,-pt ~-· •• (11 ·pt. ac • Ude. att.DdJq, ol I . • '' ~ ., . . . . . ~ lllle tlal • Bowyer Funeral 1.:.~:: '~= r;::•vocPoln~ "'' ..."""'. llhf'l'boM lrQJn ••• Of town """""" or ....... vl&lt.ed ' ~.and ...... D. H PleNanr..ud •lut. • -at.ftlr. wen: ..,_ be~ a.t. 'l'h~ 1 Conducted Sunday lM time or t&. ~ m~1 :! ~ ~,;.~~: t.:t·.=. ~ = .~-Rs: ~~ u::r:•:h~~~~~~r;:e~ ~S: Ito know an>·thlur about thai metI faUwe ot the bulk r1111J:Md oo Dletinlon or Columbul Hllltml u4 rUilUJ. af~er ll*l<linl a few d b fuhloned ·heroine who ~·•• wiiUor I ' _.. - ·. ~H>V.:VR,""' . ·l ,S 1 N c. ,.. ~ 1"1 II . S ~C. 'f t ,0 ~ '. -· ·" . • ..,.. •. t · · i:iQ, ~'I .im,m · • i ~~ ° vrer, destroyed In bide ·Ute I r- pillet, ~ and Mn. Arnold DHlon returned to their home ln-8prin 1ntelo I ktl uy nee •• with what It oaue• or-.... ... _ I:.t~ ... -Holar hospital from her VB• : ..........c-ry !C ,., 501 ..,.nr,w. fta.OifALR · Flo'>r Tr~atrn'f.nt I ....~r., ... Loltrin• T....U. Pooto -d• 1ty th. .W.oN 1 ¥r &Dd Un ·Pt JuliW! Pilrley and family 11pcut j lin n ! I •'IMI~"""·""-to'"" '"" ~ m... •• w.N .. LO ao!fu oame """- - Pr~1 Frlance ILild Sunday with B. W. Connor ant.! lft 1 I l"!"IH•~ tiHU lluor N ll!ltV In· ~-~~ ~~ ... r...u.ur..,. .. dpro~_,..,.,.._rtk. ~o~with ......, ·~ .... :ay a let a 'llalt I!VflilY ot Huntina\on ' '"' Hlu! Jool l~lrN! TIHlftl•. hn\\ · -~...... ,_•PPf'"lao•relfth:reoro-~de"''re..,wve. ln eohlmbua M1U R th t'\l·r, lhui h.11" 11 tou,.., r•f 8111111, ~<•fl hM. a..,~~ ... yw 11M •m~ dw '"'"111-H<II.Mr and Mrs L W. Slm,llfl and to u Ne-wman, ot Hun4illl' · l~"ll!J~<h~illou, " II• II a~ ust•hrtlr n•l" 1 ....... --'r••.- Luobol1 ,....,we.,. 1 1 11 Mrs Robert Gibbs .and d htc n, spent the week end here " &re the suestll ot relatives ~~ oai h~Mra.lnv . P;_ Hlne returned w· hJr .. u Ill) It'' '''" lultwrlll hitlltr lt'n nrP HU!. ....me Ar~.ron, &turd&}' after :tO!nlrlp In ;:u !luliru In nil~ w~<l In Mr and lira. Wayne Bor>t.h &pe ~IUllf several dayl5 with relatives l"lll"lr"H f('ll•ro·llltJI !<h·. T h .. , <~tnllOI Friday ln Columblllj n. ere and In the county. tlu rt•r,,r~·. I•(• 1\UH•tl or trPaHd ,\ 111; 1"' 6 Maxine Niday hu concluded ' 111 ' rw, 1~ 11 .1ti••1r •~ •ut.t lulvg rlit•s•• Mrs. Anna HOlloway Dean and - -- - vac•Uon vl.slt ~~!~h -~:.: grand- •ntl ('fjl ~ ...., "f I I ... f !. LISTERINE TOOTH .PASTE M': A Shy Lover - -- 25' ---- Cliff . . . . .~,::---------, P G 1 .I B ·..s. Uoo. The hearing Monday morn ing as the result of llndlnl Uw J-year old baby, Loren Hochter, m , a bElli-starved condition In a dark 1 room of the couple's resldeoce m \ddlson , Thursday night .. Oallla cow1ty authorltleti we~ ·totlf'.cd about six week8 ago of thP bftby"s presence •fl the unlighted room and when Investigated by the wunty heii!.lth olfloon. Idr and Mn Hocht.er were told to remove the baby rrom the room and live tt 1 ~me Loat-· LOST-Small brown Boston t.errler Weight about Hi pounds Pinder call 3oli·L at once. 8-26-3: - - -- - - - - - _ _ LIBERAL REWARD ror mformation regarding armature t~ke."l !rpm McKn1rht mine, Thomas Pork.. F . L McKnight, Middleport, Ohto 8·29-:Jt ------------- oare. Thoy comply lt.h the requelt of dld the not health of- 1 fleers, howe ver, and the baby was taken from the COOiil by Probate 1 Judge, J B Clark D2puty Sheritf. FOR SALE-Out !lOUd cl'lcrry bed- L. B Pinkerman Hea lth Commisstead, two wardrob~.:11, one ern: :;\one r F W. Rh .uu~ and Mrs Ethel rus Dx12, rour burner Pe~fecUon Wallace, cow1ty hcMth nurse. The baby, whk h wu~; the wel'ght oil atove two burner electric r;tovc 1new1, 11.nllque clook Marcia or a normal onc ·Y'.!O.I old child , B K».l"r, Syracuse, 0 B-29-3t was uakcd , spePchless 1\nd m a half-starved condition · He was round In the darkened , mthy upJIOR BALE-Good 6 room h ow:lf•, 'J tairs room where he had l:<:en for••rage, 1-2 acre !\1'0Und, ~:~everal ~ed to ehep on a wouden bed. Iiollrulttre.es, ho\18e !JJ wlrect for clech trlolty, close to Rose Htll school zer oapll.al atlachell said the onlv I hOUBe. Priced to Hell Ralph Sny- physical defect in the lad wns th~ , der, ROM Hill, Pomeroy, 01110 [speech, which was the ca use of lack. 8-39-at of tmtnlng and no conversation From the ll(lflpltal he was taken to I U1e Oallla County ChJldl'en'S hom ~ , •t':. p Wa~~ttedTh .lf b11by 'r:; presence In the Hoch - - - - - - - - - - - - - tor·5 home was reported by neigh- I bors who were I.Qld by other cQ!ILADY well connected coclally to re- dren In the fnmily that a baby wa ~ present Phlllldelphta. houlery mUI upstairs 1 manufacturing hlghgr&de rullThe reason, It was said, lor con- , llto'lhloned tJhoo Chiffon l!tocklnfJs, lirllng the chJld "to tht' room was 1 IK!!Iina: comiUmttr Strictly whole- that the boy was an JlleKlfJmate sale Give reterences Strictly con· child ot Mr. Hochter and a coUIIIn 1 fidf:ntlal Cho-San H011lery MUis, and that the couple had bftcn hidlnrJ 1 Station E Philadelphia, Pa the child Jn Lne room t.o keep out of trouble The other children ln the fru111ly are Lnwrencc, lO, Debbie, 9, Lucyr.llen, 8. and JlUneB Tunney, 2 Th ~y moved lo Addison from the Ja::kaon ~ 3 lke, northeas t of Oalllpolls, allout eight monthB ago. For S& l e, M•lK. prow " " ' ~ ~ • r " •• l'i • ... te 'Jf'f~~'~K~,~~ND ' --·CASPER ~ • - - An Unbidden Visitor - - ·- --~ · · - -- - .. lf· "" ~~ ~..- 9 · ..That P. G. A. Classic I ·~ ~ \jl "" '" ' Ill• <>1\' 1 ....q•--w 1 nd I """'"... .,.,"' ITILLIE• In· I lEMO HEUEVtS ffCH!IG u BQOn aa ZEMO touchM the tured flkin. Eczema to~ Ringworm, Raab•• Pimple&, Dandrutr allli other lllll>oyl~' akin or 8C&lp troubl~:e p~ erall eld to this 100thine, •ntiseptfc otion. ZEMO IB safe and dendable. AU Druggistrt, 3ti~t 60c. Extra St ... ngth ZEA!u h<ol ~w.00.cbroalc rae.-11.25. Thf' ma.r,age c~ tcmouy uf Mt.'*l Eva 011\l'el and Ml Ruy Alltr;on, both of Galllu county, Look place in r>L Plr.llMni , Thursdl\Y Mrs AIU- BLue · ""n-1 A.,. ·~ WHAI \\1 \-1 E:l'~-e. I'D AM I ! ..__..,.._,..,. v .... IP• L-,,_-__- applying MuRINE daily. It di!lflolve\t.• the dust-laden mucouB film, and overcomes bloodshot condition resulting from o~r-use. &tollu"" f ttM R¥./rtshillf, Contain• no belladonna nor rutythin11 harmful. Succeufully uaed and recom- mended for infant and adultltnce 1897. BOOK SENT FREE ON Jt&QUEST Dcp' H. S. "' . "· I I ot 1)•. .,.en I I !lS ,• .IY·.. i ~on 11> a cousin of C A Maddy, of Heights MIHSion. and Is home on leave from mifi.'llonary work In InHn The couple will make their 10nte In OalllpuHs D •TH£ MURINE COMPANY I e.~ve., • ULL EYES m' y be made and kept clear and healthy 'by, .., \N.\-IH... E ' ALUSON - OLIVEJt prompt relief to itchinr, burning lkin; eve11 in severe casea reUef eomca 'o"' FtMD ~E~DIE fCnMA Soothing, coolinl ZEMO bring11 ... he 11-lOL.D I DEF'ENDtNG I. I' CHN'1PIOAl-- HIS t<;,31 ~IUMPH • 1lN OUr. OFFICE WAS A BIG UPSEI! 1 I ' ~· COLuMBUS cohunbua,. Ohio Columbus at 1.tllwaukee jboth games hneetled, rainl Kan158.11 City '1 , Thledo 5. " eouLl> 1<~1> "T\111<1.~ ~ ~M~IiLIIES NATIONAL LEAGUt: Philadelphia 2; otnCtnr~aU l ClncbmaU 3: Phllidelphla 2 Chleqo II; New Ycrlr: 4 8t Louis t : Brooll:lyn l. St. Lo;ul.a 6 : Biooklyn 4 Only pmf.l scheduled A.MiR.ICAN .LAGUE Clt!vel8nd 10; Borsl.an 1 Boston f.; Cleveland 3 <11 Inn• Chlcaro: 5;-..New York 2. New York 11: Chlea.uo 5 Detrott 15>; WaahlD1ton 'I. OniV sames sclliltl.u1ed 9 E.tt Ohio Slroot, O.leoao His Country's Great~st-Honor INTI$BNATJONAL LEAGtJ£ Baltimore 'I' ; RochBAtt!r 1 &ltJtnore II, Rochester 0 (7 inn- ! i WH~_, WtLL - . ·- .- . " C0~'1"ENDEI'2. I Ar Arnot 6\JT' M1l Sl!!.tt E'<'E. S ... 1>1. SPli'OitTS - I - BE A S'i: PAUL! J Ings, arreementJ MonmaJ 3: Albany 1 Monu-e.,J 2; Alba ny 0 17 mnings aa:reefJ'Iflntl Buffalo 8, New~rk 2 ' Newuk t; Bulfila :1 (7 Ulnin ;J• asreement1 , • ~ ..Y...l Onl> _...,,, 6c~o'd:!'l" -- · .. P.;l" G+MEB',( AMB~ Columbu'a iil ·l<a lnla'ht pJpeJ ~r!QN . ·O"y Tote~· ot ')ltl"JJ.4"· IndiaQaPDJlS.•ti lrfiP,nqpoUs LoUliVIll~ ol ~~ 1')1'1': .... -~- , NATiqN~~ ~f'41011J .:m~r~~~~~ ~~~~~'· NIW ll'<li'l< •I . . Brook!.Yb a)IR. 1U. Awi!IQA)( J.kGUE CleveJ~Ad .IJ ~oc}: OA~~ ·,~ ~ -rO"~""*"''"". el ' ·i1'!ll1 " !•b1f. .... ,11. • ' • fJ "1 (two a). Balt Aii'li# lltio\GUl! ·~ ter Allli!ll I !l'l!lll ~!....mt• ..·.!!m..,.,. ' • • Finproot ZOO Roome Kansas City 8: Toledo 1 ('1 lnltInKS, ajp"e(linentl. MtnneapoUs 12, Louisville 3 LcnWsvtlle 6; Mlnneapoll.s 1 tnnlngl, qreement). st Paul 6; llldtartapolia 0 '!lli~L tiHI~H ~01>. . !:llf HOTEL 800~8 , •.to. •• .= BATH SUit D!SING BOOI\1 AND ----·COFFEE SHOP tJ nder Same MallaJ'e•ent ALBA COURT N~w sn ltooma-30 .... ,.. Wrif~ HOTf:L Sm:rrna,. Florida Batht. 8&eaiD For Bottktet aad Raiel Jamea H. Butler, Ma_., BEFORE ~NY 1111 ~ ~ Ill" ~ ,.,. �.. r . !~.:'' . l _ e' L ,\i ·s~fl'.~.~.r D •lt · : l • li '' .._ • t £} • - GAlltPOt . -IS 1 1 AR[ NTS 0f 8.AB [ 1' I <;. i · ?: ~R[ - o~UND ~V[R ' ' tb&t Re~ . . •f a rna c ~ cap~m.. ch ~wyer ~ in Pt. •7a- Plft" (tO t.) lek • tiM. Court • Pleatant and Interment WAll m~.tdfl the Lone 011.11. oemet.ery m ehacre __ of the Mlli!OM Aetion Reault Af I The Ulnoos of CaptRin DJwycr I - cul minated In Q sLroke of !)it.' alylllli Threl'! Year Old lru;t Monday nlgh l He had bt."Cn Tot Found ' in falhnl{'health for th.UJ ! lwo months, which nece!i8ltated tll.s re1 itlrt'menl from the position o;: toll I collector on the Bllvt'r brld&e , • H e wu born Put , In ~ ~- ••&rded "* PiYe t&bllll WU'e In p!nl 11101"~ rB [J rs Arthur ~~c~n -,-p- . -L -., ----,--0 1 AND HER p . . fCIJ.'O~.Iblf practically new h&Y1Ri been t>ltiCt- KUCUI' Centenary ... and :Kra. ~ Jil Ollbtrt BuU apm' esa In New York City aya on UBJ · ~~~.t.~ [ Mn. Robert Waddell ami daugh~I Mra. t.um Dunham or Worth called .here by t.he 111- Marlett& Wbut" UMY ~ W"-r.eptw,. m-::u-Jt:lll11 ~~~=r =llns:to:, we~ ~":rutal:;u~~era Bellville, 0 ., are the guesta Of the latter's parent.a Mr and Mrll. Lu -! ther Thomas of JUo Gl'8.nde and I after h&vlQg spent a few dllyl with her brother T "A Thom"s of "oam. da~. I ' bill brother, P. L. omon a.nd famUy . po Is. I . a:na: I Mill Helen BUllard hN aturned ~7nd~redthe aftmaon anti the r;ue•u ed onl,- • shori time aao. A !arge u mt'lft of her two brld~; 1 amount ot bay tnd & oow sa\ld to 1 ~uba H The prtzes were awal'(l,cd [have been stu~ed by t.ht Iifl.l' t.nlng ~~--,-----,·--=...-..,.-.-. pubUa~ Wltd ..,...... r..no1e BeU ....... .......... • uwd,·ru ou\·elhlt doqn't aetlll and ...;,u.. IN SQUALOR ' I .. arold Weatttarho)t and Mr' ~ey. 'I'he out or t.owu ""::etx>r w K . O'Brlel ' • Mra, Oeral(! , H ll f '1 ""ey, Cleveland: Mklll CatherI Cmlae CWihman, t!f ClllfornU..; Mn 1 OoaiiCQI.I;nr 1Diuti.OAoJ fiX prlce or 1 renee Younr ot MasaiUon• Mr 111 r.-:; d in h.la nMm COUnLJ' Harold Sayre and MIL •ilW Babe PaJ'tiaU·y ~olarved ~LI ~arly ya;m; lurned n!h rr t- ! Rardin of pt Ple t am ' on , lo rlvl:'r s lcnmboat.11 r.:: H•· 1 aaan · f .om.ecuUH ~ lor JlftCe o~ Ia Unable To Prowhal;dlormerly C\.. • .,l~'"Led a~ .l stock- I I!."NTERTA.;:-8 AT II•Joo 4. 0 er nnd office• Wllh Lhe CD•l I Mrs !" .,. E nounce Wor dt pany that built ,he ex,_w sto~ a num:o~'ffn dsCaaey eo~ned tbt•&d tabt wlllalAdiJ ~L you s tearrrer, Homf'r Blnilh !Ul b r o r en wiUl ~ delfaht ·j t1 dtlb'td. ao· \haL c.he t opy for 1 your ad ill 10ftpa.red ln sueb a Mr a nd Mn. Sylveater Hochter, ~ r dg-e ~a':!_!~er home.Pr:lday Ulannet' 1.5 l;c. Ul'inl l.he II e&W1 o! Addi50D, were etven B pre llml· J'\ r Q - - ruwta bo ~u ~~·y hcarlnp; b<:=11re a JusUte or th.e A.l...t:) "ftte wtiJ be peace here this morning on a charge • ouly for (f'r-111 tncorre<:t lusertloll of talllli"C to provide for and negot &DY ~'ert.1aemtnt. ErroUI In lr:ct of a child The couple enteradve"* =-•lfiOt.a dloukl be ~~purt.ed 1ed plelll! of not II'UIIlY and were lmmediat.elt. bound over to the Jjl'rB nd jury. ' The charges wen~ brought by Hartct' adY'!rllMrnent !IfiLl be taken fD" Y M Miller, prosccutmg Attorney leM tllan a minimum Ch8llie ol 11 Oallla co unty, after an Investiga, tiJ('nt:v- ftve eent.s ror e~tt ~r ton into the ca.se ter MONDAY, AIIOVIIT »,lfll to "'vrk ht'r tin,er• !O the boDI tor thP mu she Ju\·l!d --ctncl.nll.Mtl En· •Jlllrer. .................. ,.. ,..--"1t("'~'""'""-Y" ••• ....... ' -. : uUOugh, a.nd' KiY·'Irme SO'wy!r . lOT n --IGQ'I'WJNG WI.Wan;J. Watur , or Akron. ' ' . slster, Mra F P'Uner.al servi~a for Cap..a1r:. ' · _ A ~up bun at t.be c.;,; Oj 08,.._ OVJUtt Hl.ltalnplllcr ~tt Kllet Humphrey and son or 1 Otlarlf!l c . &wyer. 78. who i:Ued l BB.IDGI HOSTESS .net Bot~ Cadllu•..... deltroyed 8uoda¥ tor Clevelanl1 W~re abe will Cleveland are spending 8 tev.· day~ 1P,rlda7 ni&ht 1n the Holzer hosp:~l ~ Mr• Ellil He ,.. ........ by rm Prlday evenina' after lt had be~em~~.. ~ the Kbooll there, with relatives herc whHe enjoying h>r•• ...,. """""""" ...,.., altet•~ WU - '"""" bee~ '"~ bv u1hLnlDf dUdnl 1 • -~~~ _ . itlne wlth het a '"'"' ,....tlun . noon from the residence In Poln~ at a. bt·ldae; luncheon Prld.IJ :liter - • fY sttrm t1'1ere1 The Wtn waa mo u, Kn. O&tbertne Hutatn.U:r and Mn. Harley Cloud ot ~ - tl) h~ i aDd: heavy - . . tor )(r. .,..,...,. and lin P'tatlk DJip, or Jtckloa: Jrfn. ar e• the• Jttned the Mli or t:'}e toll pnnt DliP.., tN pr1111 l.a•d to Re.•t ~ COlle~ of Uw 811Yer Brtdit. for hilh jiCOI"e &lld lat.beUe Ple~a&Dt ) r:t~da~~,.~~ hia~, ~d J Bcot~ tow aoore P~• . ) T~ G~AN 0 JURY -1.:~;.P l ~«~7,~·~-~~·-=::-~·~-;~ T,-pt ~-· •• (11 ·pt. ac • Ude. att.DdJq, ol I . • '' ~ ., . . . . . ~ lllle tlal • Bowyer Funeral 1.:.~:: '~= r;::•vocPoln~ "'' ..."""'. llhf'l'boM lrQJn ••• Of town """""" or ....... vl&lt.ed ' ~.and ...... D. H PleNanr..ud •lut. • -at.ftlr. wen: ..,_ be~ a.t. 'l'h~ 1 Conducted Sunday lM time or t&. ~ m~1 :! ~ ~,;.~~: t.:t·.=. ~ = .~-Rs: ~~ u::r:•:h~~~~~~r;:e~ ~S: Ito know an>·thlur about thai metI faUwe ot the bulk r1111J:Md oo Dletinlon or Columbul Hllltml u4 rUilUJ. af~er ll*l<linl a few d b fuhloned ·heroine who ~·•• wiiUor I ' _.. - ·. ~H>V.:VR,""' . ·l ,S 1 N c. ,.. ~ 1"1 II . S ~C. 'f t ,0 ~ '. -· ·" . • ..,.. •. t · · i:iQ, ~'I .im,m · • i ~~ ° vrer, destroyed In bide ·Ute I r- pillet, ~ and Mn. Arnold DHlon returned to their home ln-8prin 1ntelo I ktl uy nee •• with what It oaue• or-.... ... _ I:.t~ ... -Holar hospital from her VB• : ..........c-ry !C ,., 501 ..,.nr,w. fta.OifALR · Flo'>r Tr~atrn'f.nt I ....~r., ... Loltrin• T....U. Pooto -d• 1ty th. .W.oN 1 ¥r &Dd Un ·Pt JuliW! Pilrley and family 11pcut j lin n ! I •'IMI~"""·""-to'"" '"" ~ m... •• w.N .. LO ao!fu oame """- - Pr~1 Frlance ILild Sunday with B. W. Connor ant.! lft 1 I l"!"IH•~ tiHU lluor N ll!ltV In· ~-~~ ~~ ... r...u.ur..,. .. dpro~_,..,.,.._rtk. ~o~with ......, ·~ .... :ay a let a 'llalt I!VflilY ot Huntina\on ' '"' Hlu! Jool l~lrN! TIHlftl•. hn\\ · -~...... ,_•PPf'"lao•relfth:reoro-~de"''re..,wve. ln eohlmbua M1U R th t'\l·r, lhui h.11" 11 tou,.., r•f 8111111, ~<•fl hM. a..,~~ ... yw 11M •m~ dw '"'"111-H<II.Mr and Mrs L W. Slm,llfl and to u Ne-wman, ot Hun4illl' · l~"ll!J~<h~illou, " II• II a~ ust•hrtlr n•l" 1 ....... --'r••.- Luobol1 ,....,we.,. 1 1 11 Mrs Robert Gibbs .and d htc n, spent the week end here " &re the suestll ot relatives ~~ oai h~Mra.lnv . P;_ Hlne returned w· hJr .. u Ill) It'' '''" lultwrlll hitlltr lt'n nrP HU!. ....me Ar~.ron, &turd&}' after :tO!nlrlp In ;:u !luliru In nil~ w~<l In Mr and lira. Wayne Bor>t.h &pe ~IUllf several dayl5 with relatives l"lll"lr"H f('ll•ro·llltJI !<h·. T h .. , <~tnllOI Friday ln Columblllj n. ere and In the county. tlu rt•r,,r~·. I•(• 1\UH•tl or trPaHd ,\ 111; 1"' 6 Maxine Niday hu concluded ' 111 ' rw, 1~ 11 .1ti••1r •~ •ut.t lulvg rlit•s•• Mrs. Anna HOlloway Dean and - -- - vac•Uon vl.slt ~~!~h -~:.: grand- •ntl ('fjl ~ ...., "f I I ... f !. LISTERINE TOOTH .PASTE M': A Shy Lover - -- 25' ---- Cliff . . . . .~,::---------, P G 1 .I B ·..s. Uoo. The hearing Monday morn ing as the result of llndlnl Uw J-year old baby, Loren Hochter, m , a bElli-starved condition In a dark 1 room of the couple's resldeoce m \ddlson , Thursday night .. Oallla cow1ty authorltleti we~ ·totlf'.cd about six week8 ago of thP bftby"s presence •fl the unlighted room and when Investigated by the wunty heii!.lth olfloon. Idr and Mn Hocht.er were told to remove the baby rrom the room and live tt 1 ~me Loat-· LOST-Small brown Boston t.errler Weight about Hi pounds Pinder call 3oli·L at once. 8-26-3: - - -- - - - - - _ _ LIBERAL REWARD ror mformation regarding armature t~ke."l !rpm McKn1rht mine, Thomas Pork.. F . L McKnight, Middleport, Ohto 8·29-:Jt ------------- oare. Thoy comply lt.h the requelt of dld the not health of- 1 fleers, howe ver, and the baby was taken from the COOiil by Probate 1 Judge, J B Clark D2puty Sheritf. FOR SALE-Out !lOUd cl'lcrry bed- L. B Pinkerman Hea lth Commisstead, two wardrob~.:11, one ern: :;\one r F W. Rh .uu~ and Mrs Ethel rus Dx12, rour burner Pe~fecUon Wallace, cow1ty hcMth nurse. The baby, whk h wu~; the wel'ght oil atove two burner electric r;tovc 1new1, 11.nllque clook Marcia or a normal onc ·Y'.!O.I old child , B K».l"r, Syracuse, 0 B-29-3t was uakcd , spePchless 1\nd m a half-starved condition · He was round In the darkened , mthy upJIOR BALE-Good 6 room h ow:lf•, 'J tairs room where he had l:<:en for••rage, 1-2 acre !\1'0Und, ~:~everal ~ed to ehep on a wouden bed. Iiollrulttre.es, ho\18e !JJ wlrect for clech trlolty, close to Rose Htll school zer oapll.al atlachell said the onlv I hOUBe. Priced to Hell Ralph Sny- physical defect in the lad wns th~ , der, ROM Hill, Pomeroy, 01110 [speech, which was the ca use of lack. 8-39-at of tmtnlng and no conversation From the ll(lflpltal he was taken to I U1e Oallla County ChJldl'en'S hom ~ , •t':. p Wa~~ttedTh .lf b11by 'r:; presence In the Hoch - - - - - - - - - - - - - tor·5 home was reported by neigh- I bors who were I.Qld by other cQ!ILADY well connected coclally to re- dren In the fnmily that a baby wa ~ present Phlllldelphta. houlery mUI upstairs 1 manufacturing hlghgr&de rullThe reason, It was said, lor con- , llto'lhloned tJhoo Chiffon l!tocklnfJs, lirllng the chJld "to tht' room was 1 IK!!Iina: comiUmttr Strictly whole- that the boy was an JlleKlfJmate sale Give reterences Strictly con· child ot Mr. Hochter and a coUIIIn 1 fidf:ntlal Cho-San H011lery MUis, and that the couple had bftcn hidlnrJ 1 Station E Philadelphia, Pa the child Jn Lne room t.o keep out of trouble The other children ln the fru111ly are Lnwrencc, lO, Debbie, 9, Lucyr.llen, 8. and JlUneB Tunney, 2 Th ~y moved lo Addison from the Ja::kaon ~ 3 lke, northeas t of Oalllpolls, allout eight monthB ago. For S& l e, M•lK. prow " " ' ~ ~ • r " •• l'i • ... te 'Jf'f~~'~K~,~~ND ' --·CASPER ~ • - - An Unbidden Visitor - - ·- --~ · · - -- - .. lf· "" ~~ ~..- 9 · ..That P. G. A. Classic I ·~ ~ \jl "" '" ' Ill• <>1\' 1 ....q•--w 1 nd I """'"... .,.,"' ITILLIE• In· I lEMO HEUEVtS ffCH!IG u BQOn aa ZEMO touchM the tured flkin. Eczema to~ Ringworm, Raab•• Pimple&, Dandrutr allli other lllll>oyl~' akin or 8C&lp troubl~:e p~ erall eld to this 100thine, •ntiseptfc otion. ZEMO IB safe and dendable. AU Druggistrt, 3ti~t 60c. Extra St ... ngth ZEA!u h<ol ~w.00.cbroalc rae.-11.25. Thf' ma.r,age c~ tcmouy uf Mt.'*l Eva 011\l'el and Ml Ruy Alltr;on, both of Galllu county, Look place in r>L Plr.llMni , Thursdl\Y Mrs AIU- BLue · ""n-1 A.,. ·~ WHAI \\1 \-1 E:l'~-e. I'D AM I ! ..__..,.._,..,. v .... IP• L-,,_-__- applying MuRINE daily. It di!lflolve\t.• the dust-laden mucouB film, and overcomes bloodshot condition resulting from o~r-use. &tollu"" f ttM R¥./rtshillf, Contain• no belladonna nor rutythin11 harmful. Succeufully uaed and recom- mended for infant and adultltnce 1897. BOOK SENT FREE ON Jt&QUEST Dcp' H. S. "' . "· I I ot 1)•. .,.en I I !lS ,• .IY·.. i ~on 11> a cousin of C A Maddy, of Heights MIHSion. and Is home on leave from mifi.'llonary work In InHn The couple will make their 10nte In OalllpuHs D •TH£ MURINE COMPANY I e.~ve., • ULL EYES m' y be made and kept clear and healthy 'by, .., \N.\-IH... E ' ALUSON - OLIVEJt prompt relief to itchinr, burning lkin; eve11 in severe casea reUef eomca 'o"' FtMD ~E~DIE fCnMA Soothing, coolinl ZEMO bring11 ... he 11-lOL.D I DEF'ENDtNG I. I' CHN'1PIOAl-- HIS t<;,31 ~IUMPH • 1lN OUr. OFFICE WAS A BIG UPSEI! 1 I ' ~· COLuMBUS cohunbua,. Ohio Columbus at 1.tllwaukee jboth games hneetled, rainl Kan158.11 City '1 , Thledo 5. " eouLl> 1<~1> "T\111<1.~ ~ ~M~IiLIIES NATIONAL LEAGUt: Philadelphia 2; otnCtnr~aU l ClncbmaU 3: Phllidelphla 2 Chleqo II; New Ycrlr: 4 8t Louis t : Brooll:lyn l. St. Lo;ul.a 6 : Biooklyn 4 Only pmf.l scheduled A.MiR.ICAN .LAGUE Clt!vel8nd 10; Borsl.an 1 Boston f.; Cleveland 3 <11 Inn• Chlcaro: 5;-..New York 2. New York 11: Chlea.uo 5 Detrott 15>; WaahlD1ton 'I. OniV sames sclliltl.u1ed 9 E.tt Ohio Slroot, O.leoao His Country's Great~st-Honor INTI$BNATJONAL LEAGtJ£ Baltimore 'I' ; RochBAtt!r 1 &ltJtnore II, Rochester 0 (7 inn- ! i WH~_, WtLL - . ·- .- . " C0~'1"ENDEI'2. I Ar Arnot 6\JT' M1l Sl!!.tt E'<'E. S ... 1>1. SPli'OitTS - I - BE A S'i: PAUL! J Ings, arreementJ MonmaJ 3: Albany 1 Monu-e.,J 2; Alba ny 0 17 mnings aa:reefJ'Iflntl Buffalo 8, New~rk 2 ' Newuk t; Bulfila :1 (7 Ulnin ;J• asreement1 , • ~ ..Y...l Onl> _...,,, 6c~o'd:!'l" -- · .. P.;l" G+MEB',( AMB~ Columbu'a iil ·l<a lnla'ht pJpeJ ~r!QN . ·O"y Tote~· ot ')ltl"JJ.4"· IndiaQaPDJlS.•ti lrfiP,nqpoUs LoUliVIll~ ol ~~ 1')1'1': .... -~- , NATiqN~~ ~f'41011J .:m~r~~~~~ ~~~~~'· NIW ll'<li'l< •I . . Brook!.Yb a)IR. 1U. Awi!IQA)( J.kGUE CleveJ~Ad .IJ ~oc}: OA~~ ·,~ ~ -rO"~""*"''"". el ' ·i1'!ll1 " !•b1f. .... ,11. • ' • fJ "1 (two a). Balt Aii'li# lltio\GUl! ·~ ter Allli!ll I !l'l!lll ~!....mt• ..·.!!m..,.,. ' • • Finproot ZOO Roome Kansas City 8: Toledo 1 ('1 lnltInKS, ajp"e(linentl. MtnneapoUs 12, Louisville 3 LcnWsvtlle 6; Mlnneapoll.s 1 tnnlngl, qreement). st Paul 6; llldtartapolia 0 '!lli~L tiHI~H ~01>. . !:llf HOTEL 800~8 , •.to. •• .= BATH SUit D!SING BOOI\1 AND ----·COFFEE SHOP tJ nder Same MallaJ'e•ent ALBA COURT N~w sn ltooma-30 .... ,.. Wrif~ HOTf:L Sm:rrna,. Florida Batht. 8&eaiD For Bottktet aad Raiel Jamea H. Butler, Ma_., BEFORE ~NY 1111 ~ ~ Ill" ~ ,.,. �•j .. ( • HA ~Ij l '~ C O L UW~ 'IS MONDAY, AUOU8'1" 21, 1PS2 AHRESTrO II:! Attorney Ervin ' [. ~ Says Merget· To Family Reunions 'Held By Heaton Attd Roush Clans ! j RE~Ull OF BR~Wl ! App~~:.~uc$~O::~~ IN- M·IOOlEPORT J::::,::.~::!h::k::.:_l Allen And Half 1bWI, appeared Brother Are Brouabt 1Peovlets of tht Au~Uta • From Wh eeIIDI belore Jud&:P. c. com-~ mon pleas court Saturday, present.. Jng his argutnllnt In regarct to the ! 1 ON CHAn: DGES matte• or oomblnln' the Probe" J and common p!ellii courts Preferred By Middlt.rt· er Wh 0 Alleaea e W u Robbed A""Wila Allen of Mlddl t d epOI · an her halt-brother. Raymond •Jurton of Steubenville, al'(' '. .dlll held m Lhe Melgs county jatl on chor&"es ot aM&ult with l.ntent to rob 'ftle char&eJ~ it"e:W otlt of :kn alte1cation at the homt> of Sumner KJndk at Middleport, AugU&t 17. at which Ume be was 1111ld w have been aasaulted and .robbed of $3 00 4fi&s Alltm and Burkln were arrested In WheeUns. W Va, by authQrltl.es there and returned to Mtj liS county Saturday It Is allefsd t.hat the Allen gl:-1, Button and several others went tu the Kmdle home on the niJlhl or AUJU.St 1'1, where: Mr. Kindle recelved them cheerruUy. They 1:1a.t 1md "'~ several hours, durin~ which t.1me Kindle Wll.ll aald to have served int.OJdc:a.Una drlllks MU!s Allm &nd Burton Jeft the home, a:otnr Into town for a loaf of b1 ead. When they arrived at thr, Kindle home tht 11econd time, Kin dJe accuse<~ the t"o Later i\n aJte1 ClltiOll 1rew out of tht: a.ccusatlo•l and Burton struck Kindle, the otfl cers say Kindle was aAsaulted thr. ~· -c?nd time by Burl.on when lh'o' pal ty wu preparing to lea\·e. Kintlle alleges. and n WB8 this - tlnu~ that he was roObed of the $3 00 althouih it was Sbld that one dono .· "'as returned to him. The four left Middleport lmmedlat.ely goiDK to Btt~ubenvlll e and then to Wheellnil wheJ:e they were I Judge People:; llBten.:a t.o the at- 1 tenney's argwneut.s in behalf of the I que:;tlon , which nu been contested by a protest or M A. HoweU anti I lla.B Laken the matter I Jnt.o oon..sldcra tlon. An opinion on the mattl!r will be !orthcomlna within a few days, the court announced. Mr. Ervin I I maae the assertion that approxlrnately $10,000 could be ll8Ved to 1 Meigs county taxpayer~ If the twa omces are consolh.lated 1 PRICE CHANGED ANNOUNCED It. ha.s been announced by E E Weeks, _secyetaJ y of the County Fair Board that a change has been J made resa.rding the admission prices o! the Meigs County Fair to be lteld Sepl.t!mber 1;,, 14 and 1~ and that a charge of 25 cems w111 be mude for automobill!ll for the day sllS!!Ions J but that no auto chanre wW b~ made lor the night ent.ertai.mncnt.a /t. 25 cent challrt~ Will also be made 1 1fm Individuals In addiUOll to Ulel' ·-~ auto charg~ . The nlsht charge for Individual<! will ~ ~~ cent.a. I I I EIGHT ARE AWARDED TEACHING PERMITS Prof Clarence Chapman superJntendt!nt of Schools, a~nounced Monday that teiichlnK certificates had been Issued to t.he followll'lf Maxine Spencer Katherine Blal..:!s Oliidys Holnul.n and Bernard Elad; stein, cerll!lcaleg, In elementary courses · Earl J:tnliht eert111cate Ln motbmeucs · Dorothy Ph11ao certificate In 'physical ed~.' Katherine Philson, specla.l certlf1~ cate Jn h(Jme econom!eB and , •tl . urrest.ed -, fl, Kind le llve.ll In North Middle - ce~LIJcate In mathmet!CII nort near thl- uunr: Btatlon of the meeting of the teachers of the SttUidard 011 Company and WUUam R Flesher. special MeiK~ county a.uthorltles so; V?l'ious Meigs eounly schOol dis~ Umt others will be a.rre.!lted m tht- t!lcts was held in the court bouae tall~ and similar charge6 filed A Suturday for the purpose of recelvprtlimlnary ht'S.rlng will probabl y lni lnstrQCtlons from the new sup~~ given Miflll AlUm and Burton tHi I erlnt.t>ndent before the btlginnlns of SOfln o.B thP.lr Htatemen!J! at•e taken the preHent lic hool term next week. .. • 8eve1 oy speuke11 Rddressf!d the meet .., ................ .... "I""'""..- tng with lntf!restJng talks, furnishIng impartant Information for the teuchers -~ .miT FILED 1 i 1 Personals Krl. VOL. VI- NO. 283 of -The home Mr. [k,vl.d Geyer on BuU.emut Avmue W&ll the acene, 'Sunday, of a dlrmer party ifh£n by hill Qauabters, Mrs. A. R . Clifton and Mrs. 0. Krelnbihl, In honor ;·[;;,;~·;;;;··;;~,~;!of hia elahty~seventb birthday. The house was beautifully decorated wtt.b prden :flowers sent as g:reet.MOLLJSON TAKES OFF lnp to Mr Oeyf!r. St. John, New BrunswJck, The followi.DB were present. Mrs. 29-IN!3-Dela.yed for many h-.;~;;; W H. Probst or Daytpn, Mrs. Ella by fOi, Captain James A. Mollison 0. Reed <al.sters of Mr Geyer) . Bootttah airman resumed his re- ~r. and M.ra H. A. Zellar, Jaua:hter tum tusht to Ena:ilwd today, tak· Sylvia and cuest, Miss Lucille Melog off .t;mn NerepiA, New Brll..l'll· Cali of Dallaa, Texas, and Barret:. wick. for Sydney, Nov q ilca~lo Sydnor or Hunt1n&ton. Mr aod M01l'18on got a.way at 9 .:lfi a.m. E Mrs. HatrY Probst, ?loltu Katherine B T annoua~ng: he W<lUid land Cutella of Dayton, and Mr. and Pdnce Edward Islat<d If twd ll.i "\l.lt1 Mrs. I B. Weed and oone, Jthmer, tJd madt> It lm(}os.. •Lie tu 1·eacl John and Donald, Mr. and M'ra. A. Sydney A.. Olifton and ehlldren. Ma.t)', Martha and David P.l ~d Mr. a.nd --- ~ ·Mrs 0 B Krelnb1hl a.nd ~Wn John ENQUIRER EDI'IOR Df~J\D , :a. I -- _____ SERIOURLY ILL J ----..-.-··-·---.. - ------ For High Scnoo/ Wear A suit was fUtd In the <'ommon pleas court !Jere Baturday by the Meigs County Savln&:l!i and Loan Company vs John C Guinther and Mollie Guinther husband and wlte The plalntlfT oorparatlon prays the co mt to gumt 11 judgment for $310 21 with Interest and foreciO$Urc fJ{I~ School ye~m ~re yeo!lrs of development for both mmd dnd body Shot's for ,_.the modern m1s~ should o!lsfist with both 1he mod~~ illuslro!te:d i5 recom· .'ne:nde:d be:ct~ust: it Sdl"f1e:s · Former Pomeroy Man Passes Away In Huntington :her longing for style t~nd ye-t tmbod1e:s scientific le"tures .wh•ch o!!Ssurc 't~e support 50 Jut . '- I Mr1. Eather Carpenter Suceumba to lnjurie•; Body , Brou1ht to RaciDe Mr~> ~ Esther Caq:Jenter, 4J, wlfl." cf Cha.,·Jen Carpenter of AlLL!I.Iippa_, P&. , died early sundaY momllll'!' (cllowtng at' · ...~omcbu c: accldPqt 1"\ere Saturday night ~th w.>s dull to a f1acture of 1.!1•! skull • rhe death noLit:e Vt'lt; r~celvc<l rjy1 1 brflth t r, Olr.ey Clel9.nd of r~" i ·lne The body \VU broUBht til Rae;tne Monday aitt'l.t.rnm 1.1}' t~J Curtis underta.kCl"'1 ~ Sht. Is s urvlv10d by her father, Ja.mea Cleland of Planl.s, tht~· mothers Al'thul' of Cilllllcothe, Dallas of MassachU~Jetts und tJk,<t, of Riiclne, and two siSters, wbt•IIC names WPre not nported T''llJ oiOUII by o former ma!Tiage al~n wvlve SHe was a former resident r:i Ruo1ns, having lh':ed here manr l't" rs Mft'U her la.st. martiage. · No fun~tal · a.rrangenttml.& were lea.rlled Just think what You can ' St..VE with a VOSS · THIS ·Si-en-ti/fick I 0 '· At Priced $lU&' and $3.95 ' St,lt:s dte for c women te~ : onab!y PII<:" Cd at i_. dnd l5 HARTLEY &: BENNETT Pomeroy, Ohio. Abraham Diehl, 7t~ . formerly of died I~ u Huntlnrton hoapltol Baturda.y ntaht al- 'J o'clock ronowlng: a.n lllpese of about tour weeltJI PUneral services will be c~nducted Tuelll:fa.y ark!rnoon at 2~30 o'cloCk from the st. Paul's Lutheran cl,urch Jn HuntlnKton with burial lu II. cemetery there. Mr Diehl waa born at Pomeroy In O'Rtobel', 180'1, and wM married tG Miu Ellmbeth Mees In 1884. He hall been o re11ident of Huntington tor the pall!. tw.,nty yean during \\lhich time he WD.II employed M foreman of tlle roll acceiSOry de-partment of the We11t Virginia Rail Company He Is survived by one brother, Fronk Diehl, of Ul.J.s elty, two 110t18, Herman H. and Wllllam Ftancls, ot HunU.ngtcm, two daughtel'!l, Mrs J N01·man Riddle-, of Huntington, "anu Mr11. J H Roaev~Jr, or Richmond, Vu • five rrrt.ndchlldl·eu and one g• eat rrandchlld iPom~y. , SJ.yotJ I \~ /11, •mall inveotment i~ home laundry equip· ELECTRIC THEATRE, Pomeroy, 0. • ment will make it potoible for you to lalle con· ~.ritlerable each week-without trouble or. iucom t, YeRience. · ...\ TODAY "A'ITORNEY FOR THE DEFENSE" Edmund Lowe, Evelyn Brent, Comlanee Cummina• _,. Comediet: "Toreador," ~'Birthday P•rty" Matinee Sunday 2o30 P. M. ; : _\V.ith • VOSS the family ,,..a,Jting ia no taaJ4 · l.t d":"" all·lhe w~~~ou~ly, . ,eao~ly, . qui~klt , ilnd r~.ju(. . but !tttle. t1n10 ami effort on , yo11r -,~-~!\~~"~~~~;~~~~~ corru'1ate•fporcelaln bib,. 'Lovell Wti~p;; :-'~lth lariJ'! rolla and floatintr atitator which cleans . by · . hand wuhin1 aetlon. Stop in tOMOJ'I'OW and oee the voss. Approved appliancu may •_ . •l•o be purchued from 'Other DoWn reliable dealefo in tbio com• SS 00 ·.' 11&1-e • TODAY "IT'S TOUGH TO BE FAMOUS" Dou,lh Fairbaaln, Jr. AlooC-.Iy IlfJ"lllllllllflar••••••~••••••••it• • oht~wedne&dil)' pa.rtly cloudy ed by thundrr~howers In ea:treme Wa.t ~­ t~ m lhE arte-moon or at nighl , no~ m\IICh change tn u-mperature w-.r Jt IT'S NO::: 1T'8 IN 'FilE DAILT' TJUBUNil Former Racine ,Woman Is KiUed , In Auto Wreck Abraham Diehl, 76, Succumba in Hotpital; Broth· er of Local Man ne cesso!lry lor the normo!ll hulthlul growth of youthful EATHERFORECAST- FULL LEASED W.IRE OF INTERNA'IIIONAL NEWS SER'TIOE The a.nnual reunlon of the ~l and Alhed'·· PamUiea .,, Am'ertca. Incorporated tn the State of OhJo, waa held at the Untk!d Brethren Camp lfQUDda at. New Ha.ven Sat· w-dal' A IarKe crowd attended the reuni on whiCh waa the one htmdred and twentieth anniversary ut the ntherinp. The ILffalr was opt:ned at 9 o'. clock S&turd.ay mornlnar with • the unvellinK or the Mt.chael Roush Memorial and contimaed throU(Ih· Put the d.B.y A picntc r\lnner wa.a enjoyed at noon after which a bu&lnNI MISSion waa held. Ot. Owlght I. Roush, of Bprln1~ field, pve the , opening: praye.which followed by 1m addreas by Rev L L. Roush, of Cl.nclnnar.l, president of t.he oraanlution. "Rut.h and ,JJlalr" Clevel$.nd radio broadC4~. 1_ present.ed o. deUrhtfui en~t~~nt which preceded the ~ f)l welcome by ~verend ~lt,,tif' :New Haven and the res~ 1;_:::c-·• ~·'" poi)Se by Wilbur Roullh , of Clevec~~~·:=~ · lilnd. ~ 1 Howard Pousb, of OaWpoltl, read a poem entitled 'Geor1e WaabJfli;:t.on" prepared by hlmaelf. Mrs. Oor&A of Muncie, In41» read a paper on, "Oeorve Washfulton and th2 R<lu&hes" durlni the a.n.emoon pro~ rram. which' wu roUowed by ad· dresaes of other vll!ll~r memben of the tamlly Jroup. Qutt.e a number of people attend· ed the· Davis fBmUy reunlcm beld. at the L. D Davis hoiJle In Kerr'• Run Bun.day. The !allowing: out-ot-town t>eople were present : Mt. and Mrs. Perry Mitch and so~ Bobby of Toledo, Mr and MrlJ. Charles P(l88 of Mason City, Mr a.nd Mrs. Ollver Mitch o11d dau&"hter Pauline of Mlddle p ... rL, M l~ Olenna. W1Wams of By!'acu~e. Row_ard, A~ . Rob3rt , Edna, Elm& and Teres.o Rouah ot follansbee, W Va., Mrs. Frances Mt . and Mrs. Sam Shaw and VerAl•l ;., Pr A. A. Aut.z, or Charleston. noll and Clarence Shaw and Betty Montgomery or Athens, George and R t• lph Campbell of lYounptown, G. D11na.ld or Clarkllbu'rt:. W. Va.. aqd Mr and Mrs. Ooor(l:e Joachim of Char leeton W READERS' NOTICE - I! you want the Newo Oftlce ot The D.allj Tribune, eall 286-L; lt the Bulb;ea Olllce a.ek tor 202-R. el- pt'ISJ.dent ; Clarpresldent; ..rond aecret&ry-ti'Hiur• Gatborinc; Heatoll• Go ' to Flatwooda Meigs eo unty I ...... R.ouaha Meet at New ~nD E. a Crown Prince wu held ,..., 0 ' and. 10'1. DI.J'tOQ WW. who aana and ~ for the wen Tf OHIO 8TAT[ NUS[UM HIGH ST ANl llTH AVE nwuity. Bet11n, AIIIJ' 3()---INe---st.orlll'J !' vlct.ory U111.t mlly be lovaJidated at. any mcm~·nL by a dlssolutlun dect£o<t .ll.dcll Hltler'B nadcnu l sv~hl i.st tc<lay ~ec:ured rhe electloo of Captain Ernest Oc.eung as Reich· Etag preSlden L Gcerlns's dectlon waa etfuted by ll. oo.Iltlion l.)et.veen Nad nallollallsl 11.11d c-ntJisl deputies, the three 1 part ' e~ 1 custlnt; a61 voteu for the ' H!tlerltP candidate ! I ' POMEROY, OHIO, TU DAY, AUGUST 30, 1932 HY C ARRIER 16 CI:NTB b~ mall ¥. . r U 01) PRICE- THREE CEN';.'S \ · � 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 29, 1932 garrison mcelhinny nelson walker wiebel