https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f15b1c19609e57e3611c7d276068be22.pdf 869d31267c783e4ac3ef7bad0a782dc2 PDF Text Text •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 \ · �' • 'I'UI'BDAY. AUOU8T ad, ,J 1-· THE ...DAlLY TlUBUNE ...,.....,._o_an ' . ,, ..... ~ • ,. . . ._toU<oo._ . . .___ ,__. - ..... - ... GIUIN8 lar pulllllil.- IIIIJ 11M ~ to • ~. Pllllodolpbla. Int... Pil""'""· Milwaukee- . .... T-1: . , lbll S U One Veer . . .. . . . .. .. . . .. . . tf.OD One Week .. . . . ... . . .. · · . · · · · · SLs: u.onu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 One YonLh . . . One YH.r . . . · .8l'l'bree llonUu . .. .. · · · · · · . . :,.:. ..... .. 6.00 One Month . .. . UO M I ~ • • • Jl!Ull, Aven EliPiorer'l llteo • .• ' .,, BOXING AND JACOBS ~EW S ITEM recently pllblished. mad e nolice of the idea thal J oe Jacobs, Schmeling s manager. had been j:.J. : •. , • , .,...__"" · ~ · Ill... :~J&. Ja~nes Pl:r.chr : l • c . D . e mllil . Ha.r. Y 1 McM~ter, Oolumbus, the Ruest of Mr... Olw:,. da.ughlEr Jeliu, Mr. tuu:l Ml¥ 0 · B;: Hanl.e.y ot Glou.llter. .md Mrs. Ma9' Due Saturday eveniJll with 11 ,. . cthtr point• 111 !he l!a.sL tu tonsila und:erwem &:..~14 a.dt· It the same oUk:Je . and ~Hez R.oot w t! ..... 18 · .,;, Ool .... .... ~:,., 11111"'.. -1.. N-~~u,· ..... 0 ~•V e , Mra. 41Jce Pltdl wlU ~\'e Wed• vi&lt.lll& wJ.tb Mr. ~ Mr&. Elln~· r UifSdaY tf;r Cvlumbu. whfl'ft- rhe I )IJIJ.er and o$er ·teJ&tJVfff 11..11d Wtu 'JJ)ehd the rema.lndt.l' of th.z lfrlendl . ~ ~: v . ,. ; Wl'ek wltJ• Mr. llnd Ml1>/kd H"-rn. · Mr. ~d Mrs' 1. c• ; ~~,,,, , Ml 8. Vannlt- Tcwnst:.ld who"! baA •••"""'"' ..,,.~ lneti t •· 1 ' "· r. ~:~. •.,. had ~oou at,. t.hr· home of Mrn. d Mlnrt JIUt(.L , $~ 'ot . s . l.t'<tl\ 8chrlener nn. Sou~th 'T'h •:-J Farmer und 1•~ ..,a w. E.rRus· 'Avt:nue, tnoved Thdday lnto . tile n:J aud Dan r~:- \'IP~ \\It!! J. N. Hur_nphrf-y property· on Sixt..'l toElaUvft> at W t. .ICGI~; Mo-n.....,"""'9 T'·f!"'J : " 1 I I ~~ orl a:inai."-Gold~ ~tt ~t ~ :;iii~rcHiiii(i;Tiiiiiii YOU TERRO Ant Killer . . in Pia throughout the world know that Schmeling was given the [ I 1 "rawest deal'" ever\ handed to any man in the H-port in the 1 hi .<>t(lry of this c.ountry when the decision after his fight with Sharkey was given to Sharkey which a1RO gave the naturalized Sharkey the title of heavyweight champion when he was so dearly outfought that it is stm an enigma , to \'irtually all sports writers and followers in the land \'-' hO: ~aw the bout, how anyone who was sincere, fair and a !Jove board in their deali:ngs. could make sU£..)1 a decision. · 1'hc reaMon Jacobs wa~ not disciplined any more than he was is tiim ply. due t..o the fact that the Boxing Commis~ion 'knows that a terrible error either knowingly or cidentallr. was wmmittecl in this instance and they want to f~rget it and th e,v want the public to (orgE't it just as quit'kly I:Ui rwH~ible . }lowfvcr. there is nothing that can oc r: ur that will mak ~ the Mpnrt. publtc e v~ r forget that that pnrticular der.: cision ~tand ~ head and" 1dfh~lders above everything el~ i'l the wa y nf unfairness in athletics. Too STANSBURY DRUG CO. Cor. stti and Mil) Sts., MIDDLEPORT .:- OJ-Oil . I I tiOQ Wit , 1 enel!B an e~resslOn. or many years One Wor~ Led 'l'o Anothei' - There's tetw~ tomato. . . , ~ ,. • 1 . • potato I 1 So..., would &dmlr broccqct! an4 lJrqc:colt. You lrtg bUt you always find , . . _ _ _ '""'' I Th ousand5 I I _ I DIES IN c~ =::r- . . I I (Ot · -~ · • f' ' ..... loudb t We are .. ' .~ ' i Prepared • With a freslt s_upply·__· . of • • Mr. and )(ft. Lee .~u dl t ' week ODd with hor .....,.,., ...-. 1118. Eimer MUJer ct Mlddle- ... . c~~ ~t.a=otrihhl · i~s~~~~~~~r&~~ i ' ' !£ ~~ anddii'*f·~:f dukes lt Lhey pria\ed a menu~ •t tn t.hi!! lut tl ' clt'd!'''!: -..po.s ...... .-.... ' -"" .;· .' ,/ nephew A«al-Wi. l\'btU of j port visiU:d w:lth Mr. and Mn. J . McComaa .Prid&J. Mrs. _Walter R: Moor,: of _eo.~.: i but. Mr&. Otatp Huklna 1 th '· and llln. J!, ft. Barna llyWol. Alban> Buodoy. \li, • ·l!P, ' ·1~ .4 ' ...:: r w1l1 be admitted no , by even edt'tC.&hon s wurst end. i l[l'av~·. me n a c un ° enemies, that it doe s pay when taken even from th.e mone- The mult lt. that America h.~U tary stancl point. tone &alad crazy durtna June. July We've been saladlrled. HoplDB Th . .-. present however i~ just a Iitle bit different sitU-, and AURUit. Whlt difference d~ are te lllLITle we remain u tmual. . ~ • . IL make tf 1\> 1& dllguised In oltwe The portrait at tile top of the eol au on than any other we have had to face m many years. nit. vtnepr. Preneh or Million L" · . umn l8 the prisoner's father. · •·'i are a Jmos t 1mpoas1 · 'bl e to fi n d , 1 land dres!IJ,ng7 Lettuce leaves &l'e .• · tht dell!Mt. ktnd of nutdoor thJck.,.,- - -• - _.........._ _ _ _ Men are out. o f wor k , Jou. tho oe with edne~tions in many instances are as hard hit eUi and they all taste alike after t.hc ' a 3 their illiterate neighbors so that it seems tt\ere may be nrst bik. many less students in our schools during the corning I · h h b h · b 4 nlan comts flon1 worl: afw-,· 1 h sc ool seHston t an as een t e case m years gone y. loal\Jll hard 11.11 day, draws up hit> 1 However, aij an illustration aM to just how important 1chair. ir&b6 a knife and fork au:i ~ ~&11 he sees 15 a plateful o[ ever· · edu cation 18, we m1ght take ::;orne figul'e!! compiled In a blOominK weedables. He 1.11 sup&X""~ i s un·ev iu a mid-west city recently . ]n this particular case, to eat a bale of alfluffa. among 1,000 jobleijS people 90 per cent had less than a A salad Is p~ w ch('w but high school educatin only seven were high school gradu- notlllnR to bite on. At ttfl beat. L ' • lal!i.e8 U~P a mUdwcd picnic plat..:. at.cs and none had been to college . This does not Imply, I ._ i however. that college students are not out of employmeni. U's all liRhY"once a w: e-k on tht' • . staaer plan. But. eVf'ry nltl:ht means 1 I Qu1te to the contrary, there are men. even former execu- that you eventually becoming her- I ti\' eH at present wondering where their next meal hi to biferou&, wlt.h • bowlne tendency w I • . look at pa.Mlll&' traim Uke a oow. -~ be found. It does 1m ply, however, that the man who has an education oven one of high B(hool limitation only has U'a a bowl of excellior. U 'a e&l111· 1· ' . ' lJ vq:etena.rtr.tultm too far toto thP a much better chance to fend for h1mself than has the ~ individual who has nothing but brawn and heef to rely upon.. . }! · . • 'l!tl: For that reason, whwe cOnditions are admittedtY ' ba(r/' in a fma:nclal way, parep.tf. should stretch and strain at every point in order to ket'lp -tfeir children in .E~chool dur-J ing the coming year. Especialfj is this true of the younger child who is in high $bool or abou.t to enter it. The fad that it is almrnst impOBBible for him to flnd work even if kcJJt at home, is all the more argument for keeping the child in sc hoo l if at al~ possible. ; The case of ~he college student ~a !!omewhat diff~r-1 en\ because he wtll not be so ·very greatly handicapped 1 by lhe loss of a year or even two that he can not at a later 1 date, -when conditione are more f&\'Orabl-e, return to ftn- i h;h his higher education. However, with the high school!' or potential high I!J=hool student, a year is most important and almost ll'valuable. ' While many student.! drop out of college for a year and sometimes lonrer because they are unable to meet . the expenae. a fl'Oit proportiQn of them find their way back ID finU.b beCI!I!Je they learn the fl'e&l advantagP. of , •ecurini their full quota af collere work. fllgh school ! students. on the contrary, once they leave, can be fi(l'ureil I almoat invljriably to have ended their schooling of all j kind for all time and must rely from that time on. solely on j what they know and are able to do in a practical way . . ll does pay to ao to achool. Let uo all keep our children 1 in sdhool "' ldDII aa it lo p0111ible, for their own ll'ood and : profit. a lily -Middleport while Sln.tP.r will h<! the Wednesday a.tiA!moon at 2 o'clOck I I In charge ol a... Norrta ment. in cbat'le or the · Plnat.er---- -- wald uhdertaken will be made In - the Rock Bprlna-•' eemetel')l. ; 1'he newly Or!llllllzed 8o'l8ler'l', ; ; t-eam of Middleport started witt. o !lboul 10 o'clOCk Monday nllht in bans Sunday when they '.!fiSily dP - 1 iContlnue.:J rrom tn~«e uOf) the Holzer hospJI.al at Qalllpol1.11 1r ted tbe Ra 1 I.e Death wu due to peritonitis. widch. 1 ea c rw: am 'JY a 1 to 1 1produced lJV s upt:r-exclt~!c' 1•XYK• rt followed an operaUon for the re- ,count . . Big Jim Davis n.. , me r Pe- 1atoms. mdv&l ot the appenrU.z. orla pitcher In the Three I League . i While Ute scientist« ren~wctl The . . ~ had his opponents completely at his 1th~-;ir n.h<"arsa.ls at Lhelr stttt.ion.'i by youna ntlln Ia .survl~ed by .hts I mercy at all times. He fo.uned II \ lnstrumeuUI mounted on vul toms father and . mother, oue · broUler. I and aiiQWed but rive hiLs . . The lo - ~Jtcs, a number ot M:lentitlc airTh@Odore, ot ~lllon . aud three cats. Davis and Mhley Will bt· 111 . pla.ne expeditions ng.a ln made HOSPITAL 118tf'r&, ~lift, _ Erm._: and Ellzabo;th, were fanned by Crow or Racine. I practice climbs Int-o the upper at home. -) t Next S~mday the fast Athens team I' n-.aches or the atmosphere where James Whlt.e, 2o.year old k!!On of Th · will ap~ar as opponents for the lo- weather conditions cnn not hame ·funeral services will be con- c.alll. lDavl.'l and Asle y 11.111 be m per their phot.o(l:raph plans. • Mr. and Wra. -'· M . 8Uf;U &\U!!Stli of Prank. K&(iCUff and ram· w~ : lbd& '''.of1 aa- l""ll!m!'lt>ll> bulk. . - Afkr all, 1k)'lt mah.JI Jadlt-are t.here7 , di!:!cUssion as to whether education was a paying propo- Bo01. ters Start -· Ithe points for WithauJ and 0 . . .-'HhPO!i battt>ry. ut With Vtctor' I .J ... ,.• wl&h t-hey .would a:o euy ' on the up ·a chicken bone once in • •tllle. salad 'e<lpea IOf..!J"'J>o~ , r. . . _ . ........... f.bo WOICid <Bl por • ~tebt<r e ! • atanJ Dlnen HpeU tbe Coal 1 woods.· Wt> ltnow Lh&t t.he diet. expeFLI!i : · ~ h&ve accompUabed wonders but. w~ 'The averaae man .rtant. 1.0 eou.ah I died l.. ~,==============:====='====~lf' , I .)!r. and L\lni. Athey ~ite, ' tlucLed at the Platwoods cburth I~;umtmtllllllllll#lll<lllll!ll~~~<="'""'"il"'= -eaamiAIIIIII m nua ·' IIIIIIIJituuamalu,llliDIIIIIIII mwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUIU~~n:;l-; ~-~~~ :utal-~1~-. ~~ 1u UJIIIIIIII1 n ~ l_n_m_u_11_1as-~ 1wum 111 1 ~ ar- l T - Rid your 'T sportsme.n r Ei>U:rAliON •ND IDLE''ESS ~ ~ 1'1 HE l' l<<,l:iliN I' seem• to be the ideal,.time to lake up> ' dif:fc usswn ot educattoJt in respect to and conjunc~ · h 'dl d d · F lh Above is shown a partial view of the almost capacity crowd whi ch jammed the yard~ and building~ of the Pai·kel'siJw•g liveP-toek sale on a recent sale day. An elrti mated number of 500 cars and trucb, which hauled thou· se.nds of people to tbe sate, kept police busy mOKt of the afternoon direeting tru.ffi.c on the :-1tr~ets immediate to tht• plant. . 1 ·1 . School picnic to have been at the Rocksprtn"s Ullr grounds wiiJ Frldlly, Will 00 held a.t. the RuWand Goll oourn' lnotead 'Th- chan... te of ,\pll !4 Hours. ' IJJ , plun.s ''•"re made sl.noe t.he anN ter hu Ut'ok tb lnouncement Was given Sunday that in 0 ma\. ' I e lilt& Are it would be held a.t the fair grOunds. kitchen, pantry, ioe box or .Those members of thE: chureh and · rarden, TERitO Ant Killer will Sunday .!!Chool, who do not have elean them out in 24 hours or Ieee. I means of conveyance to the pknlc our poBitive, money-ba•·k I QIOUnds at Rutland, rna)' :neet at '""'""'''"' Oet 'fERRO toda . - tht ehurch u.L 3 o'clock Friday af_ Y tel'tloon. A program of fun &nd 11 BBNOR~~~L ~11(.( 1 Lalunwut is being arrante·l. 1 sr. LOU)H, MO .. u.s. 00 A .. · . For Sale by I MEIGS COUNTY BOY Rook llngnlne. I A ~ a matter of fact, the rank and file of mer Mcru.W.y vw.catiu1 rrom s.tapend.lns New Yorkher Cityawnand KarT Oruuer uf Pl; :nero'N . M!l h.. J und dtt.Ufbu.>t· Mttr'~ . or Two tablE.:! of nvc -hundr~d w;i· ' Pvrue.rc;y tn play throughout the llVenlil'! . · Jlf8. Lee n.unisUI ~ved tJ:u·. la d 'Ol'tE"iVMt:ET . · ie'll prlr.e for blJh score. arid Mr . 'Jhe F :s _ tg Misei ~ et 1.H Rudisill t't(;eived the 'Jenll:. t r t.ht ~~~~!hn M. E. cr:~l'c~!ne~ day. ptlle, Mrs. Kathf"l'il')..l R£""1 C W&. b M dtl. . Avenue..1 1 t"""' ~~~• .. •~ M',·..~ / 1 1<,vt~~lg litr "', ~ , h~c 01f 1 Mildred F'eeJll:!y q>Ent. Tuesday Mr. Rnd Mrs. · W. 0. Huddlfi&Lon 0 8 11 1 a. · """ oo.-...nt-, pnze . '" - . ...., ·" J.l ""-'mnJt. "' .: .... l ..-mn wH.t:. hor M.et Mr~ Jud8on Miltll!r lstl 1 Nl·h·' lidou refreshments Wet'e serwd at fJflh Avenue . In tht• absence of til:rc ~ n ..,......,.M County, 1be clo6e of play. . ;:1.'! !de nt . Mtf . Nun Moore the vtoo I !l tr.Huntldn&~;·l J · •- Or . •· .h VMDnday fUT i. ten d&Yfl visit. · 1,... prtRe t · rl . ' ur. an ..... rs. uuu I u.aUB ~ &. _ _ u wert. iltJ'. un p! u k.iolt M1-s. lilmu MUler pre- ~' ters ~ Ma.rth Mal ' 1. d Yra. Lte Bud.i.!.lll . Mrs. Hu: Root , :::!)t!J ·~ ry . . n, yure an , CI"""''Loyal Beftlins Cla.s.& ct the Jlra. Katherine Rf.l!!st: , Mro. Clnuct,• 1 ____ L¥n J u J1 . ¥.111 leave Wedne~y I' ot Christ- will nlf'.-flt at the DN'It M'nl Ctw'lFs a~ f"r· t• . tor their hnrne at New WUmlngt.on heme of Mr . Dlld Mns. Char led ~ s'-s't. Mni. Pa.che;.· ·;._., 0 ~~~- I Mf:.. o . T . 8 ~t:.un : . .k~r r 1tm ni:'l· :! F ~nll-!lylvRnia., t' rllcw.ns senral Howard, 'Iu~y £venlng, for ll~ ~a. , , I f:'unday hc.m . a wrek" VISit n day.s vlflit here with OOOr&e SJue,· Jt:SUiar tnonthly me-eting. I ' Hu.ltington wHh rll-laLives. Sr. a:nd family. 1 . • · Mrs . Hf'ntlal ! ila1lt'y Md uaugh· Fe< d. kunton c.: .iit l!l(;nV1lle vl!- ---JI'J'.A(;~ PK:,<o~ • ..:: !·~ 1· M11.ry Jean.left TueoJda.y tor a ited with frkond& berfJ Monday. PL.tCE OF PICNIC 'chANGED I THe td~owlng poopte enjoyed. &. fv~IL at 1;.evi, '!"· va.., wl~ rel::~.tt~ Mrs. Rotmt Barril and !JOl'l It wall am.ounced Tuesday that plen1c EUnday at .t.ht> , Syracuse Mles Virg!m 11 Corbin ts re)XIrted ILL(:(Impanl·~d Robert. ltJ.n1ll Presbyterian ehurf!b ILlld BWlBeach: Mrs. Miles LeeMt .w her home. en North PotU'th SJ)tnt' a shirt bert' wab IHIDI 'i>On and WUllam cUn.w; af. A\·enue . . :':•:~nt.s, to ~lumbU!l. i!iun~'~1\'' M"~ Ill Oret!?n: Mr. and ""'· ~. i .M"' Ca.-lo' Thomas returned to Harrla and 1M a... will · apond WITH ANTS~ aaught.er ·Man' Lm,t hl-'r hoti.Je in Athe!lS Suru:lay'-~t~~.· a !~W: d!-Jrtbere. \ 1 trl:'att>d leniently by the Boxing Commission for his 'howl' at th e time Sj ~ hmeling wa~ " rol)bcd .. of his hea\•yweight titl e. Having been rt"instated recently, the writer of the art id e thought Jacobs had reason to congratulate him- } oelf. Mrs. Blanche Oocd1rtn Tbe Wha.L-So-J:ver ClaM nf Honorinl Mrs 1 ' All'sdl;r._,. IMtd beeft eadoWII!'il ~.-ltb rerteet unlatPitl~lblllty; aDd th~ Greek lcllolar Jc-twelt d~lared: "1 hn~ IX'1'D llble to unde-rs18ntl Bro\t'Uing's Englllfh ort/J' wllh the I :..:.=...::..:~;:::::::::~========= j MtldJ'ed. Wll fitoar Ba.shan lllllltrMnt ... oporatJon let ""' ,. _ !DOYal c4 IQO.Oilo and Tuos day •• tt.o oftloo ol Or. 8 . A. MeCuDO\IIh. on Le Roy Clarent.'13 :V":-,.... *" 33 1-J. ahl oi' the Grl!f'k PBOIU IU-L caUed here b3' the lllnt.$1 ol MTI """""- Van Chacl" Ad..,., Ia _.una I • woeiL wllh her ,......... Mu. Beri- RoUflh. at ·Aa<U~oo. ENTEI&TAINS J;l'RU:ND~ wai•• i ___ lr- - · b . ••- J ~-n RLb:m , Ml8s Ma..·Jcrlc wr.aht Plet~b• .. •rian church ..w Jlll1et _ ...... ame.1 6 t.evt~ll#i u;.Wrt.H:m J d N;- w York Gily, Mr. :uw Mn1 d... at the clum:h. lit bet boJ:nE Oil Bet.:~ Th:rct A•11. - Chv.ri6-S Mnu- -hr ••~ ,..,. ... 0&..3 ~• Bric:W..t r... a... When Browulu l['s KoJllsb t~nlla · cloo of Ae!llcbJlu .. "Apmemo0n" .,. IM""l'lMI. ow ullirtd ret~dH J'@Q.a&rkctd 1bat litW all the perp)HiB!f! llD~ of ALL NEEDS SUPPLIED--The Lord is my shepherd; 1• I shall not want. Surely goodness and mer<'~,. shaH follow me all th e dayll of my life; and I will dwell in the house 1 ollhe Lord fore¥er.-Psalm 23:1 ,6. j A ! - 1 Wbiel 53 .... ,., ..., I U 6..a 1... ; Dec. $1 S.JI Mt"VV.J a 5-1 1-4. 1 CcwD ~ 31 31; Dee. • 3-1 S5; I ...Y ..... 1-1. Oo&a Sop~ 1• I~ 1-2: Dec. to • Klm. . ll , . • • Wbal ... &j'lm 1-4 IQ. Nlo. _ , 1-t to :S« aDd oats J..a t.o 1-tc:. ""' .. IPl<blPmf --- - ---···- ·- • Cities More Savqe Than retary. Titled Brltloh Women to "lll>ufh It" in Bandit-Ridden Pen.ia., ctUeaco. Aoc· ;-QI8---0!'ain&f -.ere eukr at. &be stt,rt. ~­ NaTION.... &D~TI!IING aEI'IUIIlENYAnVU • ,,, -- •.. , ii~~~i:~i=~==~==~~==~;;~;;;;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~::~:;;:~:::TH&::~~~U.=~~TRrBOKI;:::.7r·~PQ~MERO::~Y~,~OBDO~~a-~==~==~~----~~::;:~~~::==~=-~~~--am=z~====~MO~JS~D~•A~Y~,;A~U:O:O:BT~ad~,~~~ 1 ot. Dut'n- I Auction At tracts Many """nlod> Virrinla a.,.,, 'f'· .... -- Ill~ Sigh for Life in Wildetnils 1111 - - .. 1. ..,._. - - 11o11r - . . our Ill lell2n ar ~ . . . ID. all ~ .... uaelr --~- .'• ~Aoa 11IRn women, Weary of Ci'J'illiation I -·~ - --- - 3111&- It ....... '""·.,.._-""MI.,""~~ ! ~·---· '!!!!!!!! ""!"' '-""'·~---.0. 1 ·=· al&boueb - - .. n ' ,. mtt STOP TO YOU Candidate Cards··· • By EDSON R. WAitE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA The Kind pfhat Bring ... 1 1 William Southern, Jr., Editor of the Independence Examiner, aayo: - "Did it ever occw· to you tl1a~ advertising is not printed in .a newspaper for the benefit of the publisher, on account of friendship in or-der to help 'he paper 9.1oilg, but because the advertisement would pay the adve1tiser from a businQSS standpoint? the Xs' on "Did it ever occur to you that an advertisement was not a commodity at all, but a service? . Election . ' _.: "Not long ago an advertiser whd operates a bi~ atm·e told one of' our solicitors he would never run a line in our ')laper if it wer~ not for hi:t friendship for the solicitor. That merchant should not run advertisements at all if that is his reason for spend,ing t.Jie money. I I < same as another inch. I ;.; I -' ' , I · . "A small ad in your hllme town pape~ to sell a used autoino· b,ile is worth as murh as If it wem printed in a large city p$}1er aJIU~I\red tiilte6 >the circulati0!1. If this.adveJtj~inel!t in a . j:!llinmiii:iity paper will sell the automobile, thdt ill . all the m ~erti€emerit could possibly do, printed in tM big paper. If;IJI.~om;,cifll911!ti~n of tbre~ tho!Jsan~ ~rie. man ,is found v.:ho ,ljuy6 tJie,PrQtlUC~ aHveltised, the adve1tisemet1t 18 WOrth just as mu'dt 3S \ if i},'l-a:d been pnnted in a pa!ler with a hundred tho~nd etreli• latlon. · ' . I · W,e,wiU n6{ "/'I. great many seem to consider an advertisement as a comm{/dity, sometliing sold by the inch and that one inch i!l.worth the One inch. in a real neWspaper which gi:ves service is worth many times the Slime amount of space in a free ein:!Uar. Advertising is not a commodity at all and cannot be intelligently bought by the pound or by the foot or by the inch. Adver{Wrlg is a ,service, not a commodity. ~Day1 'i ,.'' ' .~, I .', ~· j ~,.,· ~ + . .. .. . be under·..sold'. ; Get Our Prices Before Y oil Place Your Order. All 1ob Printing at Reasonable Prices. l ' I ' The infarm populatioq Qf the 6i8,00il 1~8~. W~.ie!t shows that United more andStatos more rained people i are beeoml!\• convln'ced of the value of the practice ''p owinr Y!?Ur OW11-:' . ,. ., .~ ' ot ~:~~;:~~i::~~:·~t~~~!!t::i .I 1 autos., out ~ ---lJ . .. • .. . . .. .... _ ~ ' ' -· • ..... ii •' - . ..., 1HIMJ;iJi:tJIHUIIh~tt 1~! •t!!MUUt.:U::I.."S tt-•11 1111111~111111111 Ill mt•ltttlmi~MfliMI" 111111 IIIIIIIIIIIIMIUIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIII IIUIUI &lllllllllllliilli Ul llllf'll' I" ln:tl~: :' ~ ..... UI:tma + ' �' • 'I'UI'BDAY. AUOU8T ad, ,J 1-· THE ...DAlLY TlUBUNE ...,.....,._o_an ' . ,, ..... ~ • ,. . . ._toU<oo._ . . .___ ,__. - ..... - ... GIUIN8 lar pulllllil.- IIIIJ 11M ~ to • ~. Pllllodolpbla. Int... Pil""'""· Milwaukee- . .... T-1: . , lbll S U One Veer . . .. . . . .. .. . . .. . . tf.OD One Week .. . . . ... . . .. · · . · · · · · SLs: u.onu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 One YonLh . . . One YH.r . . . · .8l'l'bree llonUu . .. .. · · · · · · . . :,.:. ..... .. 6.00 One Month . .. . UO M I ~ • • • Jl!Ull, Aven EliPiorer'l llteo • .• ' .,, BOXING AND JACOBS ~EW S ITEM recently pllblished. mad e nolice of the idea thal J oe Jacobs, Schmeling s manager. had been j:.J. : •. , • , .,...__"" · ~ · Ill... :~J&. Ja~nes Pl:r.chr : l • c . D . e mllil . Ha.r. Y 1 McM~ter, Oolumbus, the Ruest of Mr... Olw:,. da.ughlEr Jeliu, Mr. tuu:l Ml¥ 0 · B;: Hanl.e.y ot Glou.llter. .md Mrs. Ma9' Due Saturday eveniJll with 11 ,. . cthtr point• 111 !he l!a.sL tu tonsila und:erwem &:..~14 a.dt· It the same oUk:Je . and ~Hez R.oot w t! ..... 18 · .,;, Ool .... .... ~:,., 11111"'.. -1.. N-~~u,· ..... 0 ~•V e , Mra. 41Jce Pltdl wlU ~\'e Wed• vi&lt.lll& wJ.tb Mr. ~ Mr&. Elln~· r UifSdaY tf;r Cvlumbu. whfl'ft- rhe I )IJIJ.er and o$er ·teJ&tJVfff 11..11d Wtu 'JJ)ehd the rema.lndt.l' of th.z lfrlendl . ~ ~: v . ,. ; Wl'ek wltJ• Mr. llnd Ml1>/kd H"-rn. · Mr. ~d Mrs' 1. c• ; ~~,,,, , Ml 8. Vannlt- Tcwnst:.ld who"! baA •••"""'"' ..,,.~ lneti t •· 1 ' "· r. ~:~. •.,. had ~oou at,. t.hr· home of Mrn. d Mlnrt JIUt(.L , $~ 'ot . s . l.t'<tl\ 8chrlener nn. Sou~th 'T'h •:-J Farmer und 1•~ ..,a w. E.rRus· 'Avt:nue, tnoved Thdday lnto . tile n:J aud Dan r~:- \'IP~ \\It!! J. N. Hur_nphrf-y property· on Sixt..'l toElaUvft> at W t. .ICGI~; Mo-n.....,"""'9 T'·f!"'J : " 1 I I ~~ orl a:inai."-Gold~ ~tt ~t ~ :;iii~rcHiiii(i;Tiiiiiii YOU TERRO Ant Killer . . in Pia throughout the world know that Schmeling was given the [ I 1 "rawest deal'" ever\ handed to any man in the H-port in the 1 hi .<>t(lry of this c.ountry when the decision after his fight with Sharkey was given to Sharkey which a1RO gave the naturalized Sharkey the title of heavyweight champion when he was so dearly outfought that it is stm an enigma , to \'irtually all sports writers and followers in the land \'-' hO: ~aw the bout, how anyone who was sincere, fair and a !Jove board in their deali:ngs. could make sU£..)1 a decision. · 1'hc reaMon Jacobs wa~ not disciplined any more than he was is tiim ply. due t..o the fact that the Boxing Commis~ion 'knows that a terrible error either knowingly or cidentallr. was wmmittecl in this instance and they want to f~rget it and th e,v want the public to (orgE't it just as quit'kly I:Ui rwH~ible . }lowfvcr. there is nothing that can oc r: ur that will mak ~ the Mpnrt. publtc e v~ r forget that that pnrticular der.: cision ~tand ~ head and" 1dfh~lders above everything el~ i'l the wa y nf unfairness in athletics. Too STANSBURY DRUG CO. Cor. stti and Mil) Sts., MIDDLEPORT .:- OJ-Oil . I I tiOQ Wit , 1 enel!B an e~resslOn. or many years One Wor~ Led 'l'o Anothei' - There's tetw~ tomato. . . , ~ ,. • 1 . • potato I 1 So..., would &dmlr broccqct! an4 lJrqc:colt. You lrtg bUt you always find , . . _ _ _ '""'' I Th ousand5 I I _ I DIES IN c~ =::r- . . I I (Ot · -~ · • f' ' ..... loudb t We are .. ' .~ ' i Prepared • With a freslt s_upply·__· . of • • Mr. and )(ft. Lee .~u dl t ' week ODd with hor .....,.,., ...-. 1118. Eimer MUJer ct Mlddle- ... . c~~ ~t.a=otrihhl · i~s~~~~~~~r&~~ i ' ' !£ ~~ anddii'*f·~:f dukes lt Lhey pria\ed a menu~ •t tn t.hi!! lut tl ' clt'd!'''!: -..po.s ...... .-.... ' -"" .;· .' ,/ nephew A«al-Wi. l\'btU of j port visiU:d w:lth Mr. and Mn. J . McComaa .Prid&J. Mrs. _Walter R: Moor,: of _eo.~.: i but. Mr&. Otatp Huklna 1 th '· and llln. J!, ft. Barna llyWol. Alban> Buodoy. \li, • ·l!P, ' ·1~ .4 ' ...:: r w1l1 be admitted no , by even edt'tC.&hon s wurst end. i l[l'av~·. me n a c un ° enemies, that it doe s pay when taken even from th.e mone- The mult lt. that America h.~U tary stancl point. tone &alad crazy durtna June. July We've been saladlrled. HoplDB Th . .-. present however i~ just a Iitle bit different sitU-, and AURUit. Whlt difference d~ are te lllLITle we remain u tmual. . ~ • . IL make tf 1\> 1& dllguised In oltwe The portrait at tile top of the eol au on than any other we have had to face m many years. nit. vtnepr. Preneh or Million L" · . umn l8 the prisoner's father. · •·'i are a Jmos t 1mpoas1 · 'bl e to fi n d , 1 land dres!IJ,ng7 Lettuce leaves &l'e .• · tht dell!Mt. ktnd of nutdoor thJck.,.,- - -• - _.........._ _ _ _ Men are out. o f wor k , Jou. tho oe with edne~tions in many instances are as hard hit eUi and they all taste alike after t.hc ' a 3 their illiterate neighbors so that it seems tt\ere may be nrst bik. many less students in our schools during the corning I · h h b h · b 4 nlan comts flon1 worl: afw-,· 1 h sc ool seHston t an as een t e case m years gone y. loal\Jll hard 11.11 day, draws up hit> 1 However, aij an illustration aM to just how important 1chair. ir&b6 a knife and fork au:i ~ ~&11 he sees 15 a plateful o[ ever· · edu cation 18, we m1ght take ::;orne figul'e!! compiled In a blOominK weedables. He 1.11 sup&X""~ i s un·ev iu a mid-west city recently . ]n this particular case, to eat a bale of alfluffa. among 1,000 jobleijS people 90 per cent had less than a A salad Is p~ w ch('w but high school educatin only seven were high school gradu- notlllnR to bite on. At ttfl beat. L ' • lal!i.e8 U~P a mUdwcd picnic plat..:. at.cs and none had been to college . This does not Imply, I ._ i however. that college students are not out of employmeni. U's all liRhY"once a w: e-k on tht' • . staaer plan. But. eVf'ry nltl:ht means 1 I Qu1te to the contrary, there are men. even former execu- that you eventually becoming her- I ti\' eH at present wondering where their next meal hi to biferou&, wlt.h • bowlne tendency w I • . look at pa.Mlll&' traim Uke a oow. -~ be found. It does 1m ply, however, that the man who has an education oven one of high B(hool limitation only has U'a a bowl of excellior. U 'a e&l111· 1· ' . ' lJ vq:etena.rtr.tultm too far toto thP a much better chance to fend for h1mself than has the ~ individual who has nothing but brawn and heef to rely upon.. . }! · . • 'l!tl: For that reason, whwe cOnditions are admittedtY ' ba(r/' in a fma:nclal way, parep.tf. should stretch and strain at every point in order to ket'lp -tfeir children in .E~chool dur-J ing the coming year. Especialfj is this true of the younger child who is in high $bool or abou.t to enter it. The fad that it is almrnst impOBBible for him to flnd work even if kcJJt at home, is all the more argument for keeping the child in sc hoo l if at al~ possible. ; The case of ~he college student ~a !!omewhat diff~r-1 en\ because he wtll not be so ·very greatly handicapped 1 by lhe loss of a year or even two that he can not at a later 1 date, -when conditione are more f&\'Orabl-e, return to ftn- i h;h his higher education. However, with the high school!' or potential high I!J=hool student, a year is most important and almost ll'valuable. ' While many student.! drop out of college for a year and sometimes lonrer because they are unable to meet . the expenae. a fl'Oit proportiQn of them find their way back ID finU.b beCI!I!Je they learn the fl'e&l advantagP. of , •ecurini their full quota af collere work. fllgh school ! students. on the contrary, once they leave, can be fi(l'ureil I almoat invljriably to have ended their schooling of all j kind for all time and must rely from that time on. solely on j what they know and are able to do in a practical way . . ll does pay to ao to achool. Let uo all keep our children 1 in sdhool "' ldDII aa it lo p0111ible, for their own ll'ood and : profit. a lily -Middleport while Sln.tP.r will h<! the Wednesday a.tiA!moon at 2 o'clOck I I In charge ol a... Norrta ment. in cbat'le or the · Plnat.er---- -- wald uhdertaken will be made In - the Rock Bprlna-•' eemetel')l. ; 1'he newly Or!llllllzed 8o'l8ler'l', ; ; t-eam of Middleport started witt. o !lboul 10 o'clOCk Monday nllht in bans Sunday when they '.!fiSily dP - 1 iContlnue.:J rrom tn~«e uOf) the Holzer hospJI.al at Qalllpol1.11 1r ted tbe Ra 1 I.e Death wu due to peritonitis. widch. 1 ea c rw: am 'JY a 1 to 1 1produced lJV s upt:r-exclt~!c' 1•XYK• rt followed an operaUon for the re- ,count . . Big Jim Davis n.. , me r Pe- 1atoms. mdv&l ot the appenrU.z. orla pitcher In the Three I League . i While Ute scientist« ren~wctl The . . ~ had his opponents completely at his 1th~-;ir n.h<"arsa.ls at Lhelr stttt.ion.'i by youna ntlln Ia .survl~ed by .hts I mercy at all times. He fo.uned II \ lnstrumeuUI mounted on vul toms father and . mother, oue · broUler. I and aiiQWed but rive hiLs . . The lo - ~Jtcs, a number ot M:lentitlc airTh@Odore, ot ~lllon . aud three cats. Davis and Mhley Will bt· 111 . pla.ne expeditions ng.a ln made HOSPITAL 118tf'r&, ~lift, _ Erm._: and Ellzabo;th, were fanned by Crow or Racine. I practice climbs Int-o the upper at home. -) t Next S~mday the fast Athens team I' n-.aches or the atmosphere where James Whlt.e, 2o.year old k!!On of Th · will ap~ar as opponents for the lo- weather conditions cnn not hame ·funeral services will be con- c.alll. lDavl.'l and Asle y 11.111 be m per their phot.o(l:raph plans. • Mr. and Wra. -'· M . 8Uf;U &\U!!Stli of Prank. K&(iCUff and ram· w~ : lbd& '''.of1 aa- l""ll!m!'lt>ll> bulk. . - Afkr all, 1k)'lt mah.JI Jadlt-are t.here7 , di!:!cUssion as to whether education was a paying propo- Bo01. ters Start -· Ithe points for WithauJ and 0 . . .-'HhPO!i battt>ry. ut With Vtctor' I .J ... ,.• wl&h t-hey .would a:o euy ' on the up ·a chicken bone once in • •tllle. salad 'e<lpea IOf..!J"'J>o~ , r. . . _ . ........... f.bo WOICid <Bl por • ~tebt<r e ! • atanJ Dlnen HpeU tbe Coal 1 woods.· Wt> ltnow Lh&t t.he diet. expeFLI!i : · ~ h&ve accompUabed wonders but. w~ 'The averaae man .rtant. 1.0 eou.ah I died l.. ~,==============:====='====~lf' , I .)!r. and L\lni. Athey ~ite, ' tlucLed at the Platwoods cburth I~;umtmtllllllllll#lll<lllll!ll~~~<="'""'"il"'= -eaamiAIIIIII m nua ·' IIIIIIIJituuamalu,llliDIIIIIIII mwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUIU~~n:;l-; ~-~~~ :utal-~1~-. ~~ 1u UJIIIIIIII1 n ~ l_n_m_u_11_1as-~ 1wum 111 1 ~ ar- l T - Rid your 'T sportsme.n r Ei>U:rAliON •ND IDLE''ESS ~ ~ 1'1 HE l' l<<,l:iliN I' seem• to be the ideal,.time to lake up> ' dif:fc usswn ot educattoJt in respect to and conjunc~ · h 'dl d d · F lh Above is shown a partial view of the almost capacity crowd whi ch jammed the yard~ and building~ of the Pai·kel'siJw•g liveP-toek sale on a recent sale day. An elrti mated number of 500 cars and trucb, which hauled thou· se.nds of people to tbe sate, kept police busy mOKt of the afternoon direeting tru.ffi.c on the :-1tr~ets immediate to tht• plant. . 1 ·1 . School picnic to have been at the Rocksprtn"s Ullr grounds wiiJ Frldlly, Will 00 held a.t. the RuWand Goll oourn' lnotead 'Th- chan... te of ,\pll !4 Hours. ' IJJ , plun.s ''•"re made sl.noe t.he anN ter hu Ut'ok tb lnouncement Was given Sunday that in 0 ma\. ' I e lilt& Are it would be held a.t the fair grOunds. kitchen, pantry, ioe box or .Those members of thE: chureh and · rarden, TERitO Ant Killer will Sunday .!!Chool, who do not have elean them out in 24 hours or Ieee. I means of conveyance to the pknlc our poBitive, money-ba•·k I QIOUnds at Rutland, rna)' :neet at '""'""'''"' Oet 'fERRO toda . - tht ehurch u.L 3 o'clock Friday af_ Y tel'tloon. A program of fun &nd 11 BBNOR~~~L ~11(.( 1 Lalunwut is being arrante·l. 1 sr. LOU)H, MO .. u.s. 00 A .. · . For Sale by I MEIGS COUNTY BOY Rook llngnlne. I A ~ a matter of fact, the rank and file of mer Mcru.W.y vw.catiu1 rrom s.tapend.lns New Yorkher Cityawnand KarT Oruuer uf Pl; :nero'N . M!l h.. J und dtt.Ufbu.>t· Mttr'~ . or Two tablE.:! of nvc -hundr~d w;i· ' Pvrue.rc;y tn play throughout the llVenlil'! . · Jlf8. Lee n.unisUI ~ved tJ:u·. la d 'Ol'tE"iVMt:ET . · ie'll prlr.e for blJh score. arid Mr . 'Jhe F :s _ tg Misei ~ et 1.H Rudisill t't(;eived the 'Jenll:. t r t.ht ~~~~!hn M. E. cr:~l'c~!ne~ day. ptlle, Mrs. Kathf"l'il')..l R£""1 C W&. b M dtl. . Avenue..1 1 t"""' ~~~• .. •~ M',·..~ / 1 1<,vt~~lg litr "', ~ , h~c 01f 1 Mildred F'eeJll:!y q>Ent. Tuesday Mr. Rnd Mrs. · W. 0. Huddlfi&Lon 0 8 11 1 a. · """ oo.-...nt-, pnze . '" - . ...., ·" J.l ""-'mnJt. "' .: .... l ..-mn wH.t:. hor M.et Mr~ Jud8on Miltll!r lstl 1 Nl·h·' lidou refreshments Wet'e serwd at fJflh Avenue . In tht• absence of til:rc ~ n ..,......,.M County, 1be clo6e of play. . ;:1.'! !de nt . Mtf . Nun Moore the vtoo I !l tr.Huntldn&~;·l J · •- Or . •· .h VMDnday fUT i. ten d&Yfl visit. · 1,... prtRe t · rl . ' ur. an ..... rs. uuu I u.aUB ~ &. _ _ u wert. iltJ'. un p! u k.iolt M1-s. lilmu MUler pre- ~' ters ~ Ma.rth Mal ' 1. d Yra. Lte Bud.i.!.lll . Mrs. Hu: Root , :::!)t!J ·~ ry . . n, yure an , CI"""''Loyal Beftlins Cla.s.& ct the Jlra. Katherine Rf.l!!st: , Mro. Clnuct,• 1 ____ L¥n J u J1 . ¥.111 leave Wedne~y I' ot Christ- will nlf'.-flt at the DN'It M'nl Ctw'lFs a~ f"r· t• . tor their hnrne at New WUmlngt.on heme of Mr . Dlld Mns. Char led ~ s'-s't. Mni. Pa.che;.· ·;._., 0 ~~~- I Mf:.. o . T . 8 ~t:.un : . .k~r r 1tm ni:'l· :! F ~nll-!lylvRnia., t' rllcw.ns senral Howard, 'Iu~y £venlng, for ll~ ~a. , , I f:'unday hc.m . a wrek" VISit n day.s vlflit here with OOOr&e SJue,· Jt:SUiar tnonthly me-eting. I ' Hu.ltington wHh rll-laLives. Sr. a:nd family. 1 . • · Mrs . Hf'ntlal ! ila1lt'y Md uaugh· Fe< d. kunton c.: .iit l!l(;nV1lle vl!- ---JI'J'.A(;~ PK:,<o~ • ..:: !·~ 1· M11.ry Jean.left TueoJda.y tor a ited with frkond& berfJ Monday. PL.tCE OF PICNIC 'chANGED I THe td~owlng poopte enjoyed. &. fv~IL at 1;.evi, '!"· va.., wl~ rel::~.tt~ Mrs. Rotmt Barril and !JOl'l It wall am.ounced Tuesday that plen1c EUnday at .t.ht> , Syracuse Mles Virg!m 11 Corbin ts re)XIrted ILL(:(Impanl·~d Robert. ltJ.n1ll Presbyterian ehurf!b ILlld BWlBeach: Mrs. Miles LeeMt .w her home. en North PotU'th SJ)tnt' a shirt bert' wab IHIDI 'i>On and WUllam cUn.w; af. A\·enue . . :':•:~nt.s, to ~lumbU!l. i!iun~'~1\'' M"~ Ill Oret!?n: Mr. and ""'· ~. i .M"' Ca.-lo' Thomas returned to Harrla and 1M a... will · apond WITH ANTS~ aaught.er ·Man' Lm,t hl-'r hoti.Je in Athe!lS Suru:lay'-~t~~.· a !~W: d!-Jrtbere. \ 1 trl:'att>d leniently by the Boxing Commission for his 'howl' at th e time Sj ~ hmeling wa~ " rol)bcd .. of his hea\•yweight titl e. Having been rt"instated recently, the writer of the art id e thought Jacobs had reason to congratulate him- } oelf. Mrs. Blanche Oocd1rtn Tbe Wha.L-So-J:ver ClaM nf Honorinl Mrs 1 ' All'sdl;r._,. IMtd beeft eadoWII!'il ~.-ltb rerteet unlatPitl~lblllty; aDd th~ Greek lcllolar Jc-twelt d~lared: "1 hn~ IX'1'D llble to unde-rs18ntl Bro\t'Uing's Englllfh ort/J' wllh the I :..:.=...::..:~;:::::::::~========= j MtldJ'ed. Wll fitoar Ba.shan lllllltrMnt ... oporatJon let ""' ,. _ !DOYal c4 IQO.Oilo and Tuos day •• tt.o oftloo ol Or. 8 . A. MeCuDO\IIh. on Le Roy Clarent.'13 :V":-,.... *" 33 1-J. ahl oi' the Grl!f'k PBOIU IU-L caUed here b3' the lllnt.$1 ol MTI """""- Van Chacl" Ad..,., Ia _.una I • woeiL wllh her ,......... Mu. Beri- RoUflh. at ·Aa<U~oo. ENTEI&TAINS J;l'RU:ND~ wai•• i ___ lr- - · b . ••- J ~-n RLb:m , Ml8s Ma..·Jcrlc wr.aht Plet~b• .. •rian church ..w Jlll1et _ ...... ame.1 6 t.evt~ll#i u;.Wrt.H:m J d N;- w York Gily, Mr. :uw Mn1 d... at the clum:h. lit bet boJ:nE Oil Bet.:~ Th:rct A•11. - Chv.ri6-S Mnu- -hr ••~ ,..,. ... 0&..3 ~• Bric:W..t r... a... When Browulu l['s KoJllsb t~nlla · cloo of Ae!llcbJlu .. "Apmemo0n" .,. IM""l'lMI. ow ullirtd ret~dH J'@Q.a&rkctd 1bat litW all the perp)HiB!f! llD~ of ALL NEEDS SUPPLIED--The Lord is my shepherd; 1• I shall not want. Surely goodness and mer<'~,. shaH follow me all th e dayll of my life; and I will dwell in the house 1 ollhe Lord fore¥er.-Psalm 23:1 ,6. j A ! - 1 Wbiel 53 .... ,., ..., I U 6..a 1... ; Dec. $1 S.JI Mt"VV.J a 5-1 1-4. 1 CcwD ~ 31 31; Dee. • 3-1 S5; I ...Y ..... 1-1. Oo&a Sop~ 1• I~ 1-2: Dec. to • Klm. . ll , . • • Wbal ... &j'lm 1-4 IQ. Nlo. _ , 1-t to :S« aDd oats J..a t.o 1-tc:. ""' .. IPl<blPmf --- - ---···- ·- • Cities More Savqe Than retary. Titled Brltloh Women to "lll>ufh It" in Bandit-Ridden Pen.ia., ctUeaco. Aoc· ;-QI8---0!'ain&f -.ere eukr at. &be stt,rt. ~­ NaTION.... &D~TI!IING aEI'IUIIlENYAnVU • ,,, -- •.. , ii~~~i:~i=~==~==~~==~;;~;;;;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~::~:;;:~:::TH&::~~~U.=~~TRrBOKI;:::.7r·~PQ~MERO::~Y~,~OBDO~~a-~==~==~~----~~::;:~~~::==~=-~~~--am=z~====~MO~JS~D~•A~Y~,;A~U:O:O:BT~ad~,~~~ 1 ot. Dut'n- I Auction At tracts Many """nlod> Virrinla a.,.,, 'f'· .... -- Ill~ Sigh for Life in Wildetnils 1111 - - .. 1. ..,._. - - 11o11r - . . our Ill lell2n ar ~ . . . ID. all ~ .... uaelr --~- .'• ~Aoa 11IRn women, Weary of Ci'J'illiation I -·~ - --- - 3111&- It ....... '""·.,.._-""MI.,""~~ ! ~·---· '!!!!!!!! ""!"' '-""'·~---.0. 1 ·=· al&boueb - - .. n ' ,. mtt STOP TO YOU Candidate Cards··· • By EDSON R. WAitE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA The Kind pfhat Bring ... 1 1 William Southern, Jr., Editor of the Independence Examiner, aayo: - "Did it ever occw· to you tl1a~ advertising is not printed in .a newspaper for the benefit of the publisher, on account of friendship in or-der to help 'he paper 9.1oilg, but because the advertisement would pay the adve1tiser from a businQSS standpoint? the Xs' on "Did it ever occur to you that an advertisement was not a commodity at all, but a service? . Election . ' _.: "Not long ago an advertiser whd operates a bi~ atm·e told one of' our solicitors he would never run a line in our ')laper if it wer~ not for hi:t friendship for the solicitor. That merchant should not run advertisements at all if that is his reason for spend,ing t.Jie money. I I < same as another inch. I ;.; I -' ' , I · . "A small ad in your hllme town pape~ to sell a used autoino· b,ile is worth as murh as If it wem printed in a large city p$}1er aJIU~I\red tiilte6 >the circulati0!1. If this.adveJtj~inel!t in a . j:!llinmiii:iity paper will sell the automobile, thdt ill . all the m ~erti€emerit could possibly do, printed in tM big paper. If;IJI.~om;,cifll911!ti~n of tbre~ tho!Jsan~ ~rie. man ,is found v.:ho ,ljuy6 tJie,PrQtlUC~ aHveltised, the adve1tisemet1t 18 WOrth just as mu'dt 3S \ if i},'l-a:d been pnnted in a pa!ler with a hundred tho~nd etreli• latlon. · ' . I · W,e,wiU n6{ "/'I. great many seem to consider an advertisement as a comm{/dity, sometliing sold by the inch and that one inch i!l.worth the One inch. in a real neWspaper which gi:ves service is worth many times the Slime amount of space in a free ein:!Uar. Advertising is not a commodity at all and cannot be intelligently bought by the pound or by the foot or by the inch. Adver{Wrlg is a ,service, not a commodity. ~Day1 'i ,.'' ' .~, I .', ~· j ~,.,· ~ + . .. .. . be under·..sold'. ; Get Our Prices Before Y oil Place Your Order. All 1ob Printing at Reasonable Prices. l ' I ' The infarm populatioq Qf the 6i8,00il 1~8~. W~.ie!t shows that United more andStatos more rained people i are beeoml!\• convln'ced of the value of the practice ''p owinr Y!?Ur OW11-:' . ,. ., .~ ' ot ~:~~;:~~i::~~:·~t~~~!!t::i .I 1 autos., out ~ ---lJ . .. • .. . . .. .... _ ~ ' ' -· • ..... ii •' - . ..., 1HIMJ;iJi:tJIHUIIh~tt 1~! •t!!MUUt.:U::I.."S tt-•11 1111111~111111111 Ill mt•ltttlmi~MfliMI" 111111 IIIIIIIIIIIIMIUIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIII IIUIUI &lllllllllllliilli Ul llllf'll' I" ln:tl~: :' ~ ..... UI:tma + ' �"" .•. : • " ~~lliP~US o..... ... to form .... APVEJtTI!IJNG SECTfON ato c110wr .~!SENT . I tOR HOMF •. t~ • :' ' ~~~ A... DC.Jatiow I "'Money," 11nld EU Uo, U1e 11age vr 1 C~ln1.towo, ' "11 ILI< l' ~ man, whOIIIwork tor robt.l or Ill deiJE>nth mucb OD"tbt 1aoclatlc~~~ he bBI chanJM l: J;-Kn1f 1-f. p / .... ' ~ I . "• •. • . !• . ' •• ~ few houri Jatar. ' Hqnt1rlpon were condv.eted with burl&! in the Mn:. FU.telltr, & ree.ldenL CrQ?In 01~7 11 a,u rvhld.. by .. ..--:.~ _ · .OMING ham~ • ·-w• 'or ".000. Ult> la,..._t ever ~a.ttead. the 4ft.llch~-~meoominl at Pqplu Rllt~ ....... ., Wa5 pte• ~t tthiiWl the atralr waa ~ld Slw- hb _., "' • _..... d prown Otty. Ave I I oouecuUve msei-uona tor grlee oJ I. I . OOaMeUiht ~ tM prtee o1 I nearby WQrkerl. He waa taken n .\Tn.IFF RITES F"'.lllel'tll ~crvict~ for Mrs. Our==~~~=~I net Ratdlrf, :'12. Who dl e1 lli. a "nle publlaberi wm be ffiiVOilSJbM 01111 tor 0£."' Incorrect maen1o1' of any adverti&F:menL. Ert(JI s In , adveruK~atm1.8 .anuuto be r..:pucteo tmmediatel,y. No advert1&Cment will be taken lol ieM t.han 8 minimum cl'larae of twt'nt.,v-Dve centa tor eacll ..natlr · lion. I o. 1 I ~ the haJpilKJ with a.n &t.t.empc. tl.l save hlJ IUe ~t the treatment prc·vttt 1n val~d he succ~~a. TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, I I wife JOhn ~i.. Jr., Qt · t.o\UII. @MI,&l~)' tn hool:!r o( 1nd Mn Otto Carter and ron R.lch· returned. t.o hi¥ home: a.fter a ftfth blrthdll.y · IU'Ullverary. · Dr Ca.rt.er' moth wltn hil paranta. Blain ott""~~ ~~~ t Satun:ta)r ~ 8 ow!Ot\t ~. AlLJ" IllS BIR.THDAY PAR.TY a. bum , Rlbhard carter. Ma.n.n.l.n8 Wctherholt, Paul e&a:en. Ttmmy Wetherholt, A.blpJ.I Bu.sh , Bar~ bara Zoe J4Uler. Homer Walt.e.ra, ~acky OOrn. Janet and. Vlr8'1nl& !!mlth, Tommy Kinder. Lydean 'W:I!he 111, Elaine Leai'. Jea..'l. corn, ,_ '!ar)or.e 0fl.t80n, Jo Ann YeM~iJ*!~·, Dean · Dl\vl.s, Oarollne i'rancea Bhaw. ~_ I 1 PEBBONALS Jchn Bc at.m&n hu been reportcj 111 p.t. h1B home nea~y~ ~~ has been w.1flned to mere tHILll a. weelr. with lnftuenu.. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. B~t.mar. apnt SUnday wi!Jl hJm . e. A. BOwmiUl, a u. s . Fed.enl week end m colu; ~bU5. M1SS vtrgJnta Spear tw coneluded ll vili1t with Mlas Vlr;Prua Rayburn at MaB'(Ie. , Mr. a.nd Mrs. Ohs.rles Roose tuw diUJhln ~Stmda.)' witll. t'6latlv•• and !•le In Hunt'"".., ... • ... __. Mt. and Mn Will Spe0.r B.lt·t d.aURhkr Mr. a.nd Mu. .•:.Jwoort Hamilton 01 HW1tln.ston and Mt. jjnd Mrs. Ernest epea..r were the d '-'~ dinner &nest, sol:y an • rs. 03 - nct dRu1car Rodgers u a · h:s M~ ~a~:~r::v.:r ~olumbur, g d it.h rei an: qlen1lnJ a 1ew ay.s w atlves here. c . 1 Art Sh~rfu andh!~~nlly of o um bu~ are " 5 ng · d Mrs The 1 • • her m.cther Mrs. 0 . W . TlUerTy 'l HunUnl(t.on thia 'f.-~tj Mrs. John eummen and eons. G Qclumbus art vllitlnl' her m~ Mrs. Sanns. Mil..'> th Hll'lma. Wee:ver ~pent Swi~ f len.,. In ~-roy day 'WI r ro,......, • Mrs. Ga.J .:.l et Nk!a.y and b8l h&'l'e returned f1·cm a visit. m C lumbWJ. Paul Belc~lt·. ~.tui daugb.Ler' Jan queun of AkrOn are vlstt.Lna M: llnd Mr.s. James Belcht!r. Mrs. R . a . Q 'Brlen and ehlldr~ cmcludOO a vislt hero Mondaj I leaving tcr lhelr bome tn Oecalu! oa. · I Mlt.Scs :&ttY Elilnbetll and I drf'y EJH'n.cE: of Spring Hill ar-- I ! DRUt r IM 'IV A t\ • She Can't l~Y DATE ~C)' THIS was j I I ends hallt05 5 r~ffi~ housr., I kUII 200,000,000 I 1931 Pontmc: Spmt coupe, HIJO Pr:ntlac O:..upt~. 11130 I l"orri Tudcr, 19:211 C h t.vro !;· t coadt, 1112'1 Hudson S ~ cb.n . 1921 Willis Knight Rmu:h;t cr, lll2!l Erskine &da.n. All priced to SF.ll Flftnk 0H UI , B·3C'·3t FOR SALIL g•rsrl~ l, HELLO, SHRIMP! Delicious I i FOR CAsH-= '\2150: v.ctr ~ln ti42 50: lllj.SO. $125ll; 814 .50; 116:).00 I ~;-=::?::~~ iTlLLIE Rnd Ct; hc· nnd l't::cord.~ $175 vk trrln 1Jncl record-.; 7 tul~- f' :1a t.• :T~ n cciv.)r $.9050 new Thcr W.ISh!}l' rl,:J ld ft:-;h Hn:: tr ' 1.50 l L\11 I Ch iu PF,e M · ~ tll1 r ~ ! r ct Fa.nl.nll:,, ChlfiC.l L-t.IIO. CallC'l , Tr lrco[JI s, etc WILli pap a ik p~r f\t 11 u ~ roll P.ml up. D::::itl u.nd Hart'Y h J.~h grad ~ p;~~nt. $Jli.Jil IJnlwn 'll C lr.ttncr '2250. W e ca n II&" ~<cvcrn l I\OCc1 wmi plil.nr.:; a s p:trt puym cut l n a radl .::·. F·t'lh mon I 1 Jro::l, t ~ \1-. W. watt>r l'lyacln '' l , wat.cr llllJfs: al11c D Jut.' · t u .·. . r ht' t::un Ll gv . rt::. H. M Cr M1will V'l t.. C h lll. 8 -:JJ .ll lmmMue l::xp~t.ruian Jll i l'''" " ' " l!l' m 'l 'l l 11, "! llol .l lll lnll·t~rlu In 11 ltl l l ul'i11"1'V Ill i\'url h II{'S it>l'll llllllt'f~<o l: ~ '\'u nl d mn~l:' 1'1 n hf'IIII!IIJ]ll'll l' Ill!! fr•rot \l i do>. A \WO hlto, one ~ 1 •. l14~ ! ~ iA. :~~ ...t."t I fi Ol&kl:lll tlie P~. "'"""· ' .. oo il!l<ll> hid\ &11 .t.1a.ndB N'cJko,ry uorr n&u~ 1n the storll}!l the dher ha.ntl, Galli- lhnlf).'l, ¥0: lnt:.- ~e ed the fifth run ot the lnnlni. R; WUson ah:.gle4 to cmtA!r but waa out eU&ltng. TlU'M' hits, nve r u~ two t:rrorrt n)l! tlta were ttn fot the w1ner& of which Ha..o:ith~ cd fow·, WcHo1ry and H. Wilsco 1 .. na"JginJ two, each getting a .!lnr gle &ud ~lp!e, A.nd BrQt.h erll n nd DI1'1Jips lf!ttlng: \he e-thet. twc. . J "llhe l~m hit l!lafrly etaht time~. Cielaml Rmt Fru.!th &Cttin_J twQ 1eaeb , rne or the formers bel!,,. • .seeuf I -~.lhe•ly~~-~~ G&ll~olls I recul'f:d bY l t , PlfaM.J;\t. Ftahcr, 1 Hae-klll6 £ingled to left rield Diqgins taking seccnd, Brcwn :wu s:tfc on E. WUSOl}'S second onrl&(ue Diggins scoring. He had gone 1¢ third on a wild pitch. HMkins ,..ho had sr:M to c~d on a wtld Pttch lee k third on the, error. He .!!ICOted en Brotl~·s' hit tQ.- le.!t 1 BrCt.beriJ 1.1\.klng seeond on t.h-~ throw m ~n~ w_he n the throw Wt~ Wlld, t.pok third. He w~ lett ;wlj.eri Gaq:tne~ WJ\P relieved J oe BlU'(Iette f~ McH-mry to hit a. short tty to left, H.· Wlbon to pop t.o first- ami :Blutr tp. pop to .G ardner. - "two hits, three ruM and three en~s. ln the fo':Venth Haskins slniJld ·tc <..enter, Brown fanned ILI1d Brotbi::r s Wt',..,d , t.o third base, 1\lcEknry was Bfe on E. Wll{lon't third error Haskin.'! ta.kt"rl8 .«<<Jld. E ::-: h ::.cvred on H. Wilson'.'! triple to (.Cnter field 'l.Jld B IM-~ popped rs B'HUK urN J. runs., 1.-c.tna: Pitcher : B\&Nlet~. Left en bases : OtUbPoll..s 6; J'\. Pleuant 6. F'lrrt. base on Errors : ant 2; Glllllpoll& 6. Dou~e Pla.ys Brothei'R to Reese: H . WilBon to Brown ; BlaZKI.' t.o Brothers to Reese. Umpln·s : Allen£wotth, .Sl~th . Eicre li.Y Inning,; Ft. Pleasant 1 2 3 7 11 ' 9 Runs · · · · · 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 "" .,. Bl"OWn , Digg:hw and McHenry tall- I' l 2 :l led twice each and Brothers gettR.uns 1 U0 0 3 0 2 5 X lng the other one. Ill 0 2 0 2 3 X The Mertes between Mld1\epc;:t Hlts a .1d On.llipoJbi is J>CheduJ.ed W be- Opp. F.:rn rs 2 0 0 0 3 0 I 2 X I! In t onight at 8 :15. The box rcort t ollowll : • HOW 1'HE\' STANO -?1;. me~j&Ut 131 AB R H PO A )!: 1:. W'llson, 3b .. .. -t. 0 0 l o 4 AMERICAN U:AGVE ~to\'er 1 C 4 0 1 ~ 1 Club W. L. Jock BUl·dette, lb 4 1 1 <l 1 New York 91 38 B.mtth, !1! .. . 3 1 l 0 8 50 Oseland. It . . -4 tJ 2 4 o 1 P.hlladolphlo ... . 19 72 54 Fisher, cf . . . . . 4 u 1 4 o o WMhlngton .. Cleveland .... . 7J 57 Pruith, rf ........ 4 0 2 2 () (I Detroit . .. . , . ... 82 Heslop. 2b . . . . . 4 0 0 4 0 2 St. LouiG .... .. 55 69 Joe Eurdette, p 2 0 0 1 o 0 Chicago .... . .. 39 86 OardMr , p 1 0 0 1 o 0 Bclito n . . . . . ' " 92 A ·- - - ~ - ~ Total . . . . . . . . 3<1 2 8 24 5 8 NATIONAL L'EA.GUt: Olub IN. L. Pet. OaliJpolts !ll l AB R H PO A !. Chicago . . .. . ..... 73 51 -~89 Haskins. cf .. .. .. 3 4: 4 4 o o Pittsburgh . . . . . . . 4'16 60 Brooklyn .. . .. .. .. 67 62 .519 St. Louts .. .. .. . .. 63 64 ..t.lla Philadelphia ...... 6:i 66 .496 I I . _, Boston .... ' ... _.... 63 ~ New YGrk ......... 59 clncinn&tl 55 68 75 •• .w.J ·'"' , .42J LOVSLY !I'IGLIG&Z WZAt ; ri_,,, ••ldr .~, i. N~ Tlfl. l(Ejt, .t:UP i"AKE PL.AC muaua. JNTIERNATIONAL LEAGUE Club W. L. Pet. Fc l2 A • j ' At\lD ,<f-.:e GOI~to - IM GEO. VCI •' GQ~D.: Chosen for Economic Parley 51 1:15 .646 .556 E utrEUo . . . . Rochester 16 14 ''i:l& .514 Mcntreal 73 66 10 69 81 81 93 . .fi U .446 .441 .350 FAMOUS GAMES TODAY The origfa•l was black crepe satia. In combination with la«,. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus at Kama5 City fnlght s:amel Tndlana.uoll ~ aL Mlnn eH.polls. Lo•JisvUle 11.t St PllUI . Toledo at Milwaukee. Silk crepe. naVtlty wool and silk c.rtpe mixtures and velvet are otbCr ttite medibms. .. ~ TMI Kansa.<; . City 7, Cohunbus 0. Indianapolis 15. Mlnneapolts 12. S t.. PHul 7, LouiBville 4. AMERICAN LEAGIJE Cleveland at Boston. Ho111 ti> Gd ~ Patuiiu Send 15 cents (ia llamtt or ~) to Fashion Burd.IL Write cu:efqJ(J · ud p~nlJ your name an~ fall ad!~ dren, the number of th ahJ. tbt site you waat. I INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Baltimore at Rothester. Albany at Montreal. AMJ:tuc~ .cAGUE Philadelphia 8, Detroit, 3. tatt«D ~~:e:,:~::~~~: TN-:-- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 00 03 Til@ Fn,mkllnllt tn~ hM 1\ nuw e1· In ,;~onuo tn~tnnr~ 1\ Mitre.. J'01II' !etttr in!' WI..Y : - with •1 ~:-;f~~~~i~~ plnkl si1 l!nJ<+', and rt'~emlolt'll dOR'· tlltn b wood h J 11 ~l'E'I\l t' :tlf'llt: lwwen~r. It ha11 11 hlr~ter nnd mort' 1~11\ltlful! biO!ll:i!llll. It lJlntllnH, unlike mn~t ~ treeM, In AUJt\l st 11 1111 Se tr\('lnht'r. W n!!hl n t:; lun ~t nr . in .coin and this Coupon filled out will brinr you thi• pattern by return .mall. Please rna1l at once your Paris pattern, No. 7764. size-to •• '·•• ...m •· ., , '· ? ' \ '1~. I OHfO' co. o~to- 1 . 1'' iI li .... ' # -~·. Ill.. tM: i01"'- hlle • - . ~- - ZO ul16 t. Nl. TA~ Iliff;,. U rt_U J f•r i••lCiJI• illl~"1· II h lft,j ca. A'i ("(\ . St. Louts at Waahlngt.on . Chicago nt Ne w York. Detroit aL Phlladelphla. NA1'fflN'~'· • ••'!.4.GUE ' Bot' on at Pittsburgh <rain.) Only game scheduled. ,1/lt,rtt N•. "fl. ••, ...... 1.-irn,. i• 1iw1 I# '' Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Boston at P1tt.sbursh. New York at Chicago. Brooklyn ot St. Louis . ),Jtlw$-Ukf'fl I l. Toled.o 5. Detroit 10', l'hUadelphia 7. New York lif. Chicago 3. N~w Y,ork <l, Chicago 3. Cleveland 6, Boston 3. WRBhlngton 7, St. Louts 6 Inning&.) ttot be expensive ta ma.lr:e ft. ~ AIN'T IT THE 01' ADd It's aot a bit difficult aDd otd Jerney City nt Toronto 1raln.1 NATIONAL LEAGUI£ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 'i/E'rER.ANS O!= 'THE AMER.iCMJ \fOU TO 93 Bl l'ESTERDA Y'S RES ULTS !s ··TWO ~ Nl:\llafk . S a.lttrnore Jersey City . . . 66 Albany .. . .. .. .. . 64 Totunto . . DO ~ ·, , I ,, bolttll JOWIIl E'~D· . t!'.\ IAI• l•lllrWI' .,, Who .-outdn"t adore into Chit fascioatioc ac,1iJ« WEE'K· • art trfM14 ••~ All ,.,(.N ;,. Puir •n4 '11-!IS • ~tn H I ARE WE! I • GOI..F MA'rCH E 'f~s. ~::u ~ 'V'.IHEiit.E elveeta 211 .... -- ... , scned three to Lake t:.he lead. bi&· BirUth, Jack Burdf:tte and St:w-er ···· 2 0 l I I 2 0 0 I R"ins waa safe whm. loe -.m'detf· ~ Setting . one c!'Ch. Haskins 8-lw · Errol'S I 0 O 0 I 0 0 00 erred on tpe shortstop's U•,.·o~~.· . eoored fOI_\1 runs ~or tbe wtnne1-s. 1GaiiJlpollts lflmptlng, IDflllow flaTOr Al'lt KRAFT 1nd10. ~T~~t . · l · t · . · :.._.~ ' lAS u;;.. - hii.':'''":<.H.ru,, f:l"' O..land~. rel""'! H . WI"'-" Serve Kraft VelvMta to your ramlly uhoenerl Htdd<'.n In lt11 healtb·protoetl ve elemen b of many food. ooucentrated lm nne. &lence ,p.,a It a nuirl• Honal rattn1 nr phu, pl.t6, plu~!The fo'oodCommiUceof the A-rlcan Medical A..oclo tlon ap_pnnr.s it. Get a ptacluti'D ("1m your grocer today. Spread It, •lko ill, cuok wUb it. t": . nc t c_, the bli.Ee and 1t wa.s an error ~ -' then wtJl;.ed ll.Dd went. t.o Pa¥ed. Ball!; : Wllfion 1. t_cr H£81qp, Burdetle aetttna: an ~ . !l'be(l J:!.O play wu .au,tnpt. ~J::tlst. MJHenry ~u r.ale Wllfill E. ~ on McHenry•! Inntnp Pttclled bJI Bl&rdeLLc 4 1 {JotiJ. WilEen mf:PCd hi!- fl'Ounder ' and trJllle- to left tieltl on which. O::e• none ou.t ln .(Uth, faoed :n bat.t.lra, allowed 6 J"Ut8, .f. rUn.!l. By Gardner Huklns who had. taken third Yibllq. land tried t :) make a shoe Br_ct.ru-~ f~ . B~n a.t ~ catch. Whe n ~. Wllaon :a~i~.ft· ~ 1 15 hi• . ' !.\ ' Y~Nl[[S A -on . :: ~ ::~: . ..... • ~ ll • M~H[ T~ ST~ING IIA'koiN But\NLE\' - - - - - - - ' I OI' Umplr ~ nk vidro:~ J.)1 Cill! ' i 1 Jllll,~ _.·~ ~. Battlihg for the Walker Cup :BARGAINS Taken In (lll Phllco Radl{l6 A -l ·condition $15.00 ; 7 t u be Cn:s\cy scree1l grid !'ILdlo IW6 ba.tt·~tl£6 J35JMJ; 6 tute t-.aLtf'!ry set ca b~ mooal lc&'l bfiUaJNI $,22.50: 7 tube bat.t(".l':\' set teost new 1315.00) waJ· r ~C{ltds nL'>A; " I U w~c s CH ~ Il ~1! · 1 qb n"L : ~l S2C.GO; t1 tut:· e~c : t rll· set Sl6.fi0; Qri POlls 1 arage, 1-2 a~rc _ground. ~;eve r&l ;;;,;;;;;,~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;,-;-;;;..,-;;;;;;;;;;., , frulttrecs, house l:i wired for electr icity, clrn;c to Ro!lc Hill :-;ch6ol , hou11e . Priced to sell. Rnltlh Sn y· 1 der, Rof;e Htll, Pomeroy , Ohio. $135.00 .. ·. - rrtaae but two mlscu~ and cne of th.fre J?Vln& m the 1;lrs\ Inning lnstrumerlta.1 ,1n gotting l.he pt_ Plct~.!illnt by~;· two rum; homeward. -i'h~ g~e started out 11.5 if .(1lU<"h 15oorlnll ~Jght,. be expco,led by b9th tellmB tNt aftet· P«. Pkaaant m&dc her ftr&t threat with two COUJl~l'!:i, the scoring ot t,he Wett Vt.rsl;lJam ~ded and the mov~ which l.ta.rted. out like a W.z.st lndlan hurrlMne ocon • s ubsided ln.l.o a gentle ptephyr and they nevCI;' got a man BS far as thlrd &tier Uie first frame l/Jl~ but thr ee run~.s rea.ched ~ooml bas·~OM-hmd went thc1·c ·tn the tourlh E. Wilson in the ftfU1, F mber :.n the sixth an:t thai. wac; all. On tht: q~ hand Galllpolis talh ~ fl often a · .t}lc -Qpcnhll. ~tanz". e runs· w~re scored as follows:. .E. wnoon was cut Diggins to ' ! stead, two wardrobes, oUE Crex rug 9xl2, four burner Perfection nut. l:fLbinct, ic.s~; bn.tterl£s $25.00 ; 'I tul:t l'h·t.rlc set cC,l\Pletc 1~ .• a lut ' .olj::ctr!c Sl't r:f·mplck $2'): L ,' The ~eke~ Bta.U represg.nta- w.ae, out ,tO f:~r ati.d. ~laser pOpu,vee ~1\m.tiia.ted. the Mounta.tn- petl to Joe BJll'd.ette. Qne hit, em et:riJ in ;Ull!)~ of Ul.o CollJ:I9la.- run . two e~; Ucn TQ~ment under ~he Ughtfi N CJt a pt._ Ple_~t m~n hll.d an tD Mh:td.Jilpart Mohctay Wght. B.n~ a.ss'd. unt-Il two were out ln. thf as a rdmlt !>flU nreet Middleport h1 ~th. The fltl&t ' ' q.en ~nt out. on a three sam't Der:es t-~ginnln:J this rues, lhe 11 (iit.ll\POUs: tnan tq be evrntnt 41. MJdtll.epcrt. rctlrecl was a .strikeout victim ~01'111 'Jhe game Monday nigh t w~~:.s a a. groWldcr wa..'i fJ..c.l.ded. b)' Ule ~est we.lkaway ror Gallipolis, once th~y Vlrgtnlanr. All othb- ground balls qui~ hltWla u:\e ba.ll In the o.lr 111; either we1 e tt~rned illt() putouts by the Pt. Pleap.nL fte~t!~rs seomP.d to th::- fieldetll at. the .b~ wh ~re t'he)! be very LillfeuabJe ln th e fielding wrn hit, went ror hits or were FOR SA~uc soUd cherry l:Mxl· s-29-at. ' Hit ln.Pi11c:~;A,nd : ~ake Advantaae Of Oppon· enta Poor Work w• 011 1\t.ove, two burner elcctnc stove 1new 1, antique clock. Marcin B . Karr. Symcueo, 0. 8· 2S·3t 1 f~wp. 0 0 0 meat on a !)UI<d ball.He Bmlth Wtnl to waiU<I, aoqoo4 11110r1 C>ii!.\'<ir\<,OI!'I,_Wciljlj! llrlt ..,..!Nthe llolloolj II<· · ·· · · I 0 0 011 • Dl&aJ.na Ol'Jy tree t.lcket, Oltllild weat. .bJah in UlJI OIIOfY!. Qtw1nl Wood~;, 11 . . . . . f 0 0 0 0 atna-led to rt>Mer and Joe BUI'det.W 'flll.Ud and HutbJI:I bt.at. Out an DlactN. p . . . a2 1 o 3 u--~·- ~n-lothe y~rglniQJ,lf. and. e,very· one ln the • filth LIBERAL REWARD for H ~ at~~ t~\:.:; el.:.:.t~ ~ ·~~~ ::.a~-=···: 21"l·EEi:,.:...~~:: 5 ~~.:..?:.. l ftl[A r [ JH!t ~~'".-,·~ ~":,"',.,.;,.. fw"! ="i:'t,.~~= • --;-- 0 ,· TWo · - "'" hllll, .... l!rclbm,lb It. . . .. .. .. .. •I •I I SI 3I 0 , _ , . MOOnd on 0 wild pitch Wlifon, N ellljl'.fiD-J;'Iay K,li.l· , Galllpdl~ l"l"' !"" on> ol O>l>k t!llrd on llaaldna top. ta.-ned R"""' lfOliJ ae Ball. Afield T0 lhele lifO. ll ..k~ out s, hit ~1110 took iieoond when no ploy wu i.W ilh Balli; by DIRI,. l ; by • to · ahbrt. "f'meh ;m t. to' Je.c:~ at.temptOO en him. 2. , I r f ir Loae 1)·2 Burdette totb. Wtte sat~ when .the Browu tQok ICCOnd on Ule t.hr01f Out by Dlsrtm 2; by .B--.i.... __.,... . ' -, •· fin.t s~t-r threw to 6e001ld t.o to the platt: whiclt wa.s uelees a.nd \vJNntJ'C,S LOOit GOOD c~tLh He.~na beca~ H ~tdop,. wa.s thJ.rd ap an~~ wild pam. ·8 l't:l-. : Bw-Ciette 2; Oard~ of the el,ht. FoRSAJ.E-G~- .' • or runs. lnformaregarding armature t~:~. k~ .l rrom McKnight mine. Ttwmm; Pork. F L. McKnight, Middleport. Ohio. 8-29 -Jt rRI [~sy. G~M£ ; n".,.&.. "" Loal-·· Lion ....... Jac& Bll(dO\Ilp .....,_,. ..re w~ wu out, to ......,., ... - ' ~==rfro;hou:-:a~:~ly ~=~ Jo~:-B;~~1eo/~~":z~f~tOIM~retW·Enti ~~~ a~d ~~~ada~fl\1n:!th of~: I S. WfNS - -- p· ::f;aret Mrs. S. 15. Stiverson enterlAlned &taticn to WllShlngton, D. C., L'l vb.l ted with Mr. and h ~1.!1 br(Jther A. N . B()\vm.an Spear. 11 , .. 'Uno number ot. young- friends of et· -~ :~- - - - - -- ~ -~~ :__ _ _ _ _ _ __ POTTY AND HER PALS :·•EFORE lll~l ~ li,' • cotllalan ~: Tnw IIU 4ia <T p~) ~1c 110' line. {I ,...... wont- IDIJI:t l !PMl . • • . llpolll eiCIPICl eerioUI lnJW'iM fiirrl.¥betl dt1l;httul entert.aJ.nment bue. ~n. dl here ' when an automobUe ln wbich lhe fer the ~un&Bten. Ttloee pr•nt Cloud< ~ . , ,, •• ,., of Soulh Char::!:._ J. T. ·llaniOil hu rJAI1n a wtth ..1........ .,... ""' ....,, WU ~ wu - In were Bl Am&b&ry, Palll An .... _., tuton ls \'lotltlng Afr. a.nd Mn.. W . paat. few WJ wtt.ti hJa • CU' drtven by • c1rl bam ·, and Ot.nny Chapmf14, 8 Helrl.ch. Mn.. Allee Moore tn Char~n.J diaaa. BQU. can wen ~ l4ar ba Jean O&mp, Pe8:1Y Rath~ ·Ml85 Helen Gilbert zwent the Mrs John MWer Is ~ IU(III!t ·•- ....!:....._, ... . • "' v. M16KII Orac.e. Lor& and CkM;lderlN.m, of Huni1na't<ln. ~ but. tne @upul Minnie 'I'Ur~ and !ln. Vern14 caped injury. Slab, Q{ Crown 011.}' ' IU1d r.bree brothel'S. Grant, wtWam and a. 1MilTAUi8 F8JBND8 lnornJ"-"' Ee&lton. Ver of lllller. MJ111 Mary rwter tntet.itJned. -~ ww •.., :.a re«:ntly liritll. a d&nDe and a.wimnon McCoy, Oalllpoll!-, and R. E. m'Anna - n, pi ol Mo••Jeport, •·uvereLI 0Ull4 FROM 8 IJ•N ""' &· ... party honoring J,ll..llf ...A·u m ............ \AI """ Mary KHa-ore. Rlchard ~an nddre~a a.tter whkh a. <tirulCr WM r.d Lan ier, f(D'merly oi O&ll:poll.l tt.l,d Bud Keefe. of Huntlntton.. J liel"Ved to !-he congregation. Rev. J . died tn .a Welch (W . va.) bctpJtal Tbe guest& at the a.Ualr t V. Stone ll.Pd: Rev. Genrae BBJen, Eaturday from burn& 1'oroiveJ Mb.es Betty DouthAt., Elfie liar· beth ot thllhpollli, B.f. o . Boke of Thuradl..r at !!tmon. W : v a.! tan· M&rY Jo H1D, ,r.ther Jhge.la, KYnr, and Oc,LgTu :•man TI!cnuus k-r waa !evenly buJ'Qe<l. Wb.elt he '1•ofb<rll,.; Lutr., Mary 'O'Bl1en,, , and addr.:-11£12d the &atherina was at wort bmeath a tiQtek of ~ &holts of pt_ Pleasant. Alec afternoon program . YoA. Rolenbawn Con&tnmttG~l Wolfe, Jack Pillh, Jim Walklll', Bob mut>ic Inter- Oc.mpany, and a bucket. ol pool.lne Bhl.w. Harmon O 'BJ'k·n , John Oa.r) 6pem:d Lhc 1Jpeeches durlfli . the was turned 011'tr on hil~ Dod.y. The ntJI, OhAI.·IeA Mtller, Of HuniinltOn, j a!lemwn PrQJraJn and a dehghL- rasoltq_e ta'ni.ted htli cltlthln)l and 103 ·Rlc:.ke&ts -or IOlbclnnatJ.. Dale ful Nme was sptmt h)' Ule enti.-e bll enUre body wu burned. b:d'ore Bushoell or Oh&rleaion and Jim 1 crowd. the ftamea eoutd be ut.tnzulahed by Brown of Pt.. fteaaant. · ('II ., ",::, • •• DU.JVQ " .48 OW.:.& CALL Rdrelbment.5 of Ice crtiJll ldld. l.td. are \'lSitln3 . s ol p, JUne fl)ll'lllerly at Gal· ·cate followed the nut.nY pmes t.ha.t er Mn:. Albert Detlkard ln c urn- Mn. wo.u..,. n, _........ ~c~;; ~ her mot.het, J.frS. Y1.llour1 ........ lOll. •• " �"" .•. : • " ~~lliP~US o..... ... to form .... APVEJtTI!IJNG SECTfON ato c110wr .~!SENT . I tOR HOMF •. t~ • :' ' ~~~ A... DC.Jatiow I "'Money," 11nld EU Uo, U1e 11age vr 1 C~ln1.towo, ' "11 ILI< l' ~ man, whOIIIwork tor robt.l or Ill deiJE>nth mucb OD"tbt 1aoclatlc~~~ he bBI chanJM l: J;-Kn1f 1-f. p / .... ' ~ I . "• •. • . !• . ' •• ~ few houri Jatar. ' Hqnt1rlpon were condv.eted with burl&! in the Mn:. FU.telltr, & ree.ldenL CrQ?In 01~7 11 a,u rvhld.. by .. ..--:.~ _ · .OMING ham~ • ·-w• 'or ".000. Ult> la,..._t ever ~a.ttead. the 4ft.llch~-~meoominl at Pqplu Rllt~ ....... ., Wa5 pte• ~t tthiiWl the atralr waa ~ld Slw- hb _., "' • _..... d prown Otty. Ave I I oouecuUve msei-uona tor grlee oJ I. I . OOaMeUiht ~ tM prtee o1 I nearby WQrkerl. He waa taken n .\Tn.IFF RITES F"'.lllel'tll ~crvict~ for Mrs. Our==~~~=~I net Ratdlrf, :'12. Who dl e1 lli. a "nle publlaberi wm be ffiiVOilSJbM 01111 tor 0£."' Incorrect maen1o1' of any adverti&F:menL. Ert(JI s In , adveruK~atm1.8 .anuuto be r..:pucteo tmmediatel,y. No advert1&Cment will be taken lol ieM t.han 8 minimum cl'larae of twt'nt.,v-Dve centa tor eacll ..natlr · lion. I o. 1 I ~ the haJpilKJ with a.n &t.t.empc. tl.l save hlJ IUe ~t the treatment prc·vttt 1n val~d he succ~~a. TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, I I wife JOhn ~i.. Jr., Qt · t.o\UII. @MI,&l~)' tn hool:!r o( 1nd Mn Otto Carter and ron R.lch· returned. t.o hi¥ home: a.fter a ftfth blrthdll.y · IU'Ullverary. · Dr Ca.rt.er' moth wltn hil paranta. Blain ott""~~ ~~~ t Satun:ta)r ~ 8 ow!Ot\t ~. AlLJ" IllS BIR.THDAY PAR.TY a. bum , Rlbhard carter. Ma.n.n.l.n8 Wctherholt, Paul e&a:en. Ttmmy Wetherholt, A.blpJ.I Bu.sh , Bar~ bara Zoe J4Uler. Homer Walt.e.ra, ~acky OOrn. Janet and. Vlr8'1nl& !!mlth, Tommy Kinder. Lydean 'W:I!he 111, Elaine Leai'. Jea..'l. corn, ,_ '!ar)or.e 0fl.t80n, Jo Ann YeM~iJ*!~·, Dean · Dl\vl.s, Oarollne i'rancea Bhaw. ~_ I 1 PEBBONALS Jchn Bc at.m&n hu been reportcj 111 p.t. h1B home nea~y~ ~~ has been w.1flned to mere tHILll a. weelr. with lnftuenu.. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. B~t.mar. apnt SUnday wi!Jl hJm . e. A. BOwmiUl, a u. s . Fed.enl week end m colu; ~bU5. M1SS vtrgJnta Spear tw coneluded ll vili1t with Mlas Vlr;Prua Rayburn at MaB'(Ie. , Mr. a.nd Mrs. Ohs.rles Roose tuw diUJhln ~Stmda.)' witll. t'6latlv•• and !•le In Hunt'"".., ... • ... __. Mt. and Mn Will Spe0.r B.lt·t d.aURhkr Mr. a.nd Mu. .•:.Jwoort Hamilton 01 HW1tln.ston and Mt. jjnd Mrs. Ernest epea..r were the d '-'~ dinner &nest, sol:y an • rs. 03 - nct dRu1car Rodgers u a · h:s M~ ~a~:~r::v.:r ~olumbur, g d it.h rei an: qlen1lnJ a 1ew ay.s w atlves here. c . 1 Art Sh~rfu andh!~~nlly of o um bu~ are " 5 ng · d Mrs The 1 • • her m.cther Mrs. 0 . W . TlUerTy 'l HunUnl(t.on thia 'f.-~tj Mrs. John eummen and eons. G Qclumbus art vllitlnl' her m~ Mrs. Sanns. Mil..'> th Hll'lma. Wee:ver ~pent Swi~ f len.,. In ~-roy day 'WI r ro,......, • Mrs. Ga.J .:.l et Nk!a.y and b8l h&'l'e returned f1·cm a visit. m C lumbWJ. Paul Belc~lt·. ~.tui daugb.Ler' Jan queun of AkrOn are vlstt.Lna M: llnd Mr.s. James Belcht!r. Mrs. R . a . Q 'Brlen and ehlldr~ cmcludOO a vislt hero Mondaj I leaving tcr lhelr bome tn Oecalu! oa. · I Mlt.Scs :&ttY Elilnbetll and I drf'y EJH'n.cE: of Spring Hill ar-- I ! DRUt r IM 'IV A t\ • She Can't l~Y DATE ~C)' THIS was j I I ends hallt05 5 r~ffi~ housr., I kUII 200,000,000 I 1931 Pontmc: Spmt coupe, HIJO Pr:ntlac O:..upt~. 11130 I l"orri Tudcr, 19:211 C h t.vro !;· t coadt, 1112'1 Hudson S ~ cb.n . 1921 Willis Knight Rmu:h;t cr, lll2!l Erskine &da.n. All priced to SF.ll Flftnk 0H UI , B·3C'·3t FOR SALIL g•rsrl~ l, HELLO, SHRIMP! Delicious I i FOR CAsH-= '\2150: v.ctr ~ln ti42 50: lllj.SO. $125ll; 814 .50; 116:).00 I ~;-=::?::~~ iTlLLIE Rnd Ct; hc· nnd l't::cord.~ $175 vk trrln 1Jncl record-.; 7 tul~- f' :1a t.• :T~ n cciv.)r $.9050 new Thcr W.ISh!}l' rl,:J ld ft:-;h Hn:: tr ' 1.50 l L\11 I Ch iu PF,e M · ~ tll1 r ~ ! r ct Fa.nl.nll:,, ChlfiC.l L-t.IIO. CallC'l , Tr lrco[JI s, etc WILli pap a ik p~r f\t 11 u ~ roll P.ml up. D::::itl u.nd Hart'Y h J.~h grad ~ p;~~nt. $Jli.Jil IJnlwn 'll C lr.ttncr '2250. W e ca n II&" ~<cvcrn l I\OCc1 wmi plil.nr.:; a s p:trt puym cut l n a radl .::·. F·t'lh mon I 1 Jro::l, t ~ \1-. W. watt>r l'lyacln '' l , wat.cr llllJfs: al11c D Jut.' · t u .·. . r ht' t::un Ll gv . rt::. H. M Cr M1will V'l t.. C h lll. 8 -:JJ .ll lmmMue l::xp~t.ruian Jll i l'''" " ' " l!l' m 'l 'l l 11, "! llol .l lll lnll·t~rlu In 11 ltl l l ul'i11"1'V Ill i\'url h II{'S it>l'll llllllt'f~<o l: ~ '\'u nl d mn~l:' 1'1 n hf'IIII!IIJ]ll'll l' Ill!! fr•rot \l i do>. A \WO hlto, one ~ 1 •. l14~ ! ~ iA. :~~ ...t."t I fi Ol&kl:lll tlie P~. "'"""· ' .. oo il!l<ll> hid\ &11 .t.1a.ndB N'cJko,ry uorr n&u~ 1n the storll}!l the dher ha.ntl, Galli- lhnlf).'l, ¥0: lnt:.- ~e ed the fifth run ot the lnnlni. R; WUson ah:.gle4 to cmtA!r but waa out eU&ltng. TlU'M' hits, nve r u~ two t:rrorrt n)l! tlta were ttn fot the w1ner& of which Ha..o:ith~ cd fow·, WcHo1ry and H. Wilsco 1 .. na"JginJ two, each getting a .!lnr gle &ud ~lp!e, A.nd BrQt.h erll n nd DI1'1Jips lf!ttlng: \he e-thet. twc. . J "llhe l~m hit l!lafrly etaht time~. Cielaml Rmt Fru.!th &Cttin_J twQ 1eaeb , rne or the formers bel!,,. • .seeuf I -~.lhe•ly~~-~~ G&ll~olls I recul'f:d bY l t , PlfaM.J;\t. Ftahcr, 1 Hae-klll6 £ingled to left rield Diqgins taking seccnd, Brcwn :wu s:tfc on E. WUSOl}'S second onrl&(ue Diggins scoring. He had gone 1¢ third on a wild pitch. HMkins ,..ho had sr:M to c~d on a wtld Pttch lee k third on the, error. He .!!ICOted en Brotl~·s' hit tQ.- le.!t 1 BrCt.beriJ 1.1\.klng seeond on t.h-~ throw m ~n~ w_he n the throw Wt~ Wlld, t.pok third. He w~ lett ;wlj.eri Gaq:tne~ WJ\P relieved J oe BlU'(Iette f~ McH-mry to hit a. short tty to left, H.· Wlbon to pop t.o first- ami :Blutr tp. pop to .G ardner. - "two hits, three ruM and three en~s. ln the fo':Venth Haskins slniJld ·tc <..enter, Brown fanned ILI1d Brotbi::r s Wt',..,d , t.o third base, 1\lcEknry was Bfe on E. Wll{lon't third error Haskin.'! ta.kt"rl8 .«<<Jld. E ::-: h ::.cvred on H. Wilson'.'! triple to (.Cnter field 'l.Jld B IM-~ popped rs B'HUK urN J. runs., 1.-c.tna: Pitcher : B\&Nlet~. Left en bases : OtUbPoll..s 6; J'\. Pleuant 6. F'lrrt. base on Errors : ant 2; Glllllpoll& 6. Dou~e Pla.ys Brothei'R to Reese: H . WilBon to Brown ; BlaZKI.' t.o Brothers to Reese. Umpln·s : Allen£wotth, .Sl~th . Eicre li.Y Inning,; Ft. Pleasant 1 2 3 7 11 ' 9 Runs · · · · · 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 "" .,. Bl"OWn , Digg:hw and McHenry tall- I' l 2 :l led twice each and Brothers gettR.uns 1 U0 0 3 0 2 5 X lng the other one. Ill 0 2 0 2 3 X The Mertes between Mld1\epc;:t Hlts a .1d On.llipoJbi is J>CheduJ.ed W be- Opp. F.:rn rs 2 0 0 0 3 0 I 2 X I! In t onight at 8 :15. The box rcort t ollowll : • HOW 1'HE\' STANO -?1;. me~j&Ut 131 AB R H PO A )!: 1:. W'llson, 3b .. .. -t. 0 0 l o 4 AMERICAN U:AGVE ~to\'er 1 C 4 0 1 ~ 1 Club W. L. Jock BUl·dette, lb 4 1 1 <l 1 New York 91 38 B.mtth, !1! .. . 3 1 l 0 8 50 Oseland. It . . -4 tJ 2 4 o 1 P.hlladolphlo ... . 19 72 54 Fisher, cf . . . . . 4 u 1 4 o o WMhlngton .. Cleveland .... . 7J 57 Pruith, rf ........ 4 0 2 2 () (I Detroit . .. . , . ... 82 Heslop. 2b . . . . . 4 0 0 4 0 2 St. LouiG .... .. 55 69 Joe Eurdette, p 2 0 0 1 o 0 Chicago .... . .. 39 86 OardMr , p 1 0 0 1 o 0 Bclito n . . . . . ' " 92 A ·- - - ~ - ~ Total . . . . . . . . 3<1 2 8 24 5 8 NATIONAL L'EA.GUt: Olub IN. L. Pet. OaliJpolts !ll l AB R H PO A !. Chicago . . .. . ..... 73 51 -~89 Haskins. cf .. .. .. 3 4: 4 4 o o Pittsburgh . . . . . . . 4'16 60 Brooklyn .. . .. .. .. 67 62 .519 St. Louts .. .. .. . .. 63 64 ..t.lla Philadelphia ...... 6:i 66 .496 I I . _, Boston .... ' ... _.... 63 ~ New YGrk ......... 59 clncinn&tl 55 68 75 •• .w.J ·'"' , .42J LOVSLY !I'IGLIG&Z WZAt ; ri_,,, ••ldr .~, i. N~ Tlfl. l(Ejt, .t:UP i"AKE PL.AC muaua. JNTIERNATIONAL LEAGUE Club W. L. Pet. Fc l2 A • j ' At\lD ,<f-.:e GOI~to - IM GEO. VCI •' GQ~D.: Chosen for Economic Parley 51 1:15 .646 .556 E utrEUo . . . . Rochester 16 14 ''i:l& .514 Mcntreal 73 66 10 69 81 81 93 . .fi U .446 .441 .350 FAMOUS GAMES TODAY The origfa•l was black crepe satia. In combination with la«,. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus at Kama5 City fnlght s:amel Tndlana.uoll ~ aL Mlnn eH.polls. Lo•JisvUle 11.t St PllUI . Toledo at Milwaukee. Silk crepe. naVtlty wool and silk c.rtpe mixtures and velvet are otbCr ttite medibms. .. ~ TMI Kansa.<; . City 7, Cohunbus 0. Indianapolis 15. Mlnneapolts 12. S t.. PHul 7, LouiBville 4. AMERICAN LEAGIJE Cleveland at Boston. Ho111 ti> Gd ~ Patuiiu Send 15 cents (ia llamtt or ~) to Fashion Burd.IL Write cu:efqJ(J · ud p~nlJ your name an~ fall ad!~ dren, the number of th ahJ. tbt site you waat. I INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Baltimore at Rothester. Albany at Montreal. AMJ:tuc~ .cAGUE Philadelphia 8, Detroit, 3. tatt«D ~~:e:,:~::~~~: TN-:-- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 00 03 Til@ Fn,mkllnllt tn~ hM 1\ nuw e1· In ,;~onuo tn~tnnr~ 1\ Mitre.. J'01II' !etttr in!' WI..Y : - with •1 ~:-;f~~~~i~~ plnkl si1 l!nJ<+', and rt'~emlolt'll dOR'· tlltn b wood h J 11 ~l'E'I\l t' :tlf'llt: lwwen~r. It ha11 11 hlr~ter nnd mort' 1~11\ltlful! biO!ll:i!llll. It lJlntllnH, unlike mn~t ~ treeM, In AUJt\l st 11 1111 Se tr\('lnht'r. W n!!hl n t:; lun ~t nr . in .coin and this Coupon filled out will brinr you thi• pattern by return .mall. Please rna1l at once your Paris pattern, No. 7764. size-to •• '·•• ...m •· ., , '· ? ' \ '1~. I OHfO' co. o~to- 1 . 1'' iI li .... ' # -~·. Ill.. tM: i01"'- hlle • - . ~- - ZO ul16 t. Nl. TA~ Iliff;,. U rt_U J f•r i••lCiJI• illl~"1· II h lft,j ca. A'i ("(\ . St. Louts at Waahlngt.on . Chicago nt Ne w York. Detroit aL Phlladelphla. NA1'fflN'~'· • ••'!.4.GUE ' Bot' on at Pittsburgh <rain.) Only game scheduled. ,1/lt,rtt N•. "fl. ••, ...... 1.-irn,. i• 1iw1 I# '' Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Boston at P1tt.sbursh. New York at Chicago. Brooklyn ot St. Louis . ),Jtlw$-Ukf'fl I l. Toled.o 5. Detroit 10', l'hUadelphia 7. New York lif. Chicago 3. N~w Y,ork <l, Chicago 3. Cleveland 6, Boston 3. WRBhlngton 7, St. Louts 6 Inning&.) ttot be expensive ta ma.lr:e ft. ~ AIN'T IT THE 01' ADd It's aot a bit difficult aDd otd Jerney City nt Toronto 1raln.1 NATIONAL LEAGUI£ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 'i/E'rER.ANS O!= 'THE AMER.iCMJ \fOU TO 93 Bl l'ESTERDA Y'S RES ULTS !s ··TWO ~ Nl:\llafk . S a.lttrnore Jersey City . . . 66 Albany .. . .. .. .. . 64 Totunto . . DO ~ ·, , I ,, bolttll JOWIIl E'~D· . t!'.\ IAI• l•lllrWI' .,, Who .-outdn"t adore into Chit fascioatioc ac,1iJ« WEE'K· • art trfM14 ••~ All ,.,(.N ;,. Puir •n4 '11-!IS • ~tn H I ARE WE! I • GOI..F MA'rCH E 'f~s. ~::u ~ 'V'.IHEiit.E elveeta 211 .... -- ... , scned three to Lake t:.he lead. bi&· BirUth, Jack Burdf:tte and St:w-er ···· 2 0 l I I 2 0 0 I R"ins waa safe whm. loe -.m'detf· ~ Setting . one c!'Ch. Haskins 8-lw · Errol'S I 0 O 0 I 0 0 00 erred on tpe shortstop's U•,.·o~~.· . eoored fOI_\1 runs ~or tbe wtnne1-s. 1GaiiJlpollts lflmptlng, IDflllow flaTOr Al'lt KRAFT 1nd10. ~T~~t . · l · t · . · :.._.~ ' lAS u;;.. - hii.':'''":<.H.ru,, f:l"' O..land~. rel""'! H . WI"'-" Serve Kraft VelvMta to your ramlly uhoenerl Htdd<'.n In lt11 healtb·protoetl ve elemen b of many food. ooucentrated lm nne. &lence ,p.,a It a nuirl• Honal rattn1 nr phu, pl.t6, plu~!The fo'oodCommiUceof the A-rlcan Medical A..oclo tlon ap_pnnr.s it. Get a ptacluti'D ("1m your grocer today. Spread It, •lko ill, cuok wUb it. t": . nc t c_, the bli.Ee and 1t wa.s an error ~ -' then wtJl;.ed ll.Dd went. t.o Pa¥ed. Ball!; : Wllfion 1. t_cr H£81qp, Burdetle aetttna: an ~ . !l'be(l J:!.O play wu .au,tnpt. ~J::tlst. MJHenry ~u r.ale Wllfill E. ~ on McHenry•! Inntnp Pttclled bJI Bl&rdeLLc 4 1 {JotiJ. WilEen mf:PCd hi!- fl'Ounder ' and trJllle- to left tieltl on which. O::e• none ou.t ln .(Uth, faoed :n bat.t.lra, allowed 6 J"Ut8, .f. rUn.!l. By Gardner Huklns who had. taken third Yibllq. land tried t :) make a shoe Br_ct.ru-~ f~ . B~n a.t ~ catch. Whe n ~. Wllaon :a~i~.ft· ~ 1 15 hi• . ' !.\ ' Y~Nl[[S A -on . :: ~ ::~: . ..... • ~ ll • M~H[ T~ ST~ING IIA'koiN But\NLE\' - - - - - - - ' I OI' Umplr ~ nk vidro:~ J.)1 Cill! ' i 1 Jllll,~ _.·~ ~. Battlihg for the Walker Cup :BARGAINS Taken In (lll Phllco Radl{l6 A -l ·condition $15.00 ; 7 t u be Cn:s\cy scree1l grid !'ILdlo IW6 ba.tt·~tl£6 J35JMJ; 6 tute t-.aLtf'!ry set ca b~ mooal lc&'l bfiUaJNI $,22.50: 7 tube bat.t(".l':\' set teost new 1315.00) waJ· r ~C{ltds nL'>A; " I U w~c s CH ~ Il ~1! · 1 qb n"L : ~l S2C.GO; t1 tut:· e~c : t rll· set Sl6.fi0; Qri POlls 1 arage, 1-2 a~rc _ground. ~;eve r&l ;;;,;;;;;,~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;,-;-;;;..,-;;;;;;;;;;., , frulttrecs, house l:i wired for electr icity, clrn;c to Ro!lc Hill :-;ch6ol , hou11e . Priced to sell. Rnltlh Sn y· 1 der, Rof;e Htll, Pomeroy , Ohio. $135.00 .. ·. - rrtaae but two mlscu~ and cne of th.fre J?Vln& m the 1;lrs\ Inning lnstrumerlta.1 ,1n gotting l.he pt_ Plct~.!illnt by~;· two rum; homeward. -i'h~ g~e started out 11.5 if .(1lU<"h 15oorlnll ~Jght,. be expco,led by b9th tellmB tNt aftet· P«. Pkaaant m&dc her ftr&t threat with two COUJl~l'!:i, the scoring ot t,he Wett Vt.rsl;lJam ~ded and the mov~ which l.ta.rted. out like a W.z.st lndlan hurrlMne ocon • s ubsided ln.l.o a gentle ptephyr and they nevCI;' got a man BS far as thlrd &tier Uie first frame l/Jl~ but thr ee run~.s rea.ched ~ooml bas·~OM-hmd went thc1·c ·tn the tourlh E. Wilson in the ftfU1, F mber :.n the sixth an:t thai. wac; all. On tht: q~ hand Galllpolis talh ~ fl often a · .t}lc -Qpcnhll. ~tanz". e runs· w~re scored as follows:. .E. wnoon was cut Diggins to ' ! stead, two wardrobes, oUE Crex rug 9xl2, four burner Perfection nut. l:fLbinct, ic.s~; bn.tterl£s $25.00 ; 'I tul:t l'h·t.rlc set cC,l\Pletc 1~ .• a lut ' .olj::ctr!c Sl't r:f·mplck $2'): L ,' The ~eke~ Bta.U represg.nta- w.ae, out ,tO f:~r ati.d. ~laser pOpu,vee ~1\m.tiia.ted. the Mounta.tn- petl to Joe BJll'd.ette. Qne hit, em et:riJ in ;Ull!)~ of Ul.o CollJ:I9la.- run . two e~; Ucn TQ~ment under ~he Ughtfi N CJt a pt._ Ple_~t m~n hll.d an tD Mh:td.Jilpart Mohctay Wght. B.n~ a.ss'd. unt-Il two were out ln. thf as a rdmlt !>flU nreet Middleport h1 ~th. The fltl&t ' ' q.en ~nt out. on a three sam't Der:es t-~ginnln:J this rues, lhe 11 (iit.ll\POUs: tnan tq be evrntnt 41. MJdtll.epcrt. rctlrecl was a .strikeout victim ~01'111 'Jhe game Monday nigh t w~~:.s a a. groWldcr wa..'i fJ..c.l.ded. b)' Ule ~est we.lkaway ror Gallipolis, once th~y Vlrgtnlanr. All othb- ground balls qui~ hltWla u:\e ba.ll In the o.lr 111; either we1 e tt~rned illt() putouts by the Pt. Pleap.nL fte~t!~rs seomP.d to th::- fieldetll at. the .b~ wh ~re t'he)! be very LillfeuabJe ln th e fielding wrn hit, went ror hits or were FOR SA~uc soUd cherry l:Mxl· s-29-at. ' Hit ln.Pi11c:~;A,nd : ~ake Advantaae Of Oppon· enta Poor Work w• 011 1\t.ove, two burner elcctnc stove 1new 1, antique clock. Marcin B . Karr. Symcueo, 0. 8· 2S·3t 1 f~wp. 0 0 0 meat on a !)UI<d ball.He Bmlth Wtnl to waiU<I, aoqoo4 11110r1 C>ii!.\'<ir\<,OI!'I,_Wciljlj! llrlt ..,..!Nthe llolloolj II<· · ·· · · I 0 0 011 • Dl&aJ.na Ol'Jy tree t.lcket, Oltllild weat. .bJah in UlJI OIIOfY!. Qtw1nl Wood~;, 11 . . . . . f 0 0 0 0 atna-led to rt>Mer and Joe BUI'det.W 'flll.Ud and HutbJI:I bt.at. Out an DlactN. p . . . a2 1 o 3 u--~·- ~n-lothe y~rglniQJ,lf. and. e,very· one ln the • filth LIBERAL REWARD for H ~ at~~ t~\:.:; el.:.:.t~ ~ ·~~~ ::.a~-=···: 21"l·EEi:,.:...~~:: 5 ~~.:..?:.. l ftl[A r [ JH!t ~~'".-,·~ ~":,"',.,.;,.. fw"! ="i:'t,.~~= • --;-- 0 ,· TWo · - "'" hllll, .... l!rclbm,lb It. . . .. .. .. .. •I •I I SI 3I 0 , _ , . MOOnd on 0 wild pitch Wlifon, N ellljl'.fiD-J;'Iay K,li.l· , Galllpdl~ l"l"' !"" on> ol O>l>k t!llrd on llaaldna top. ta.-ned R"""' lfOliJ ae Ball. Afield T0 lhele lifO. ll ..k~ out s, hit ~1110 took iieoond when no ploy wu i.W ilh Balli; by DIRI,. l ; by • to · ahbrt. "f'meh ;m t. to' Je.c:~ at.temptOO en him. 2. , I r f ir Loae 1)·2 Burdette totb. Wtte sat~ when .the Browu tQok ICCOnd on Ule t.hr01f Out by Dlsrtm 2; by .B--.i.... __.,... . ' -, •· fin.t s~t-r threw to 6e001ld t.o to the platt: whiclt wa.s uelees a.nd \vJNntJ'C,S LOOit GOOD c~tLh He.~na beca~ H ~tdop,. wa.s thJ.rd ap an~~ wild pam. ·8 l't:l-. : Bw-Ciette 2; Oard~ of the el,ht. FoRSAJ.E-G~- .' • or runs. lnformaregarding armature t~:~. k~ .l rrom McKnight mine. Ttwmm; Pork. F L. McKnight, Middleport. Ohio. 8-29 -Jt rRI [~sy. G~M£ ; n".,.&.. "" Loal-·· Lion ....... Jac& Bll(dO\Ilp .....,_,. ..re w~ wu out, to ......,., ... - ' ~==rfro;hou:-:a~:~ly ~=~ Jo~:-B;~~1eo/~~":z~f~tOIM~retW·Enti ~~~ a~d ~~~ada~fl\1n:!th of~: I S. WfNS - -- p· ::f;aret Mrs. S. 15. Stiverson enterlAlned &taticn to WllShlngton, D. C., L'l vb.l ted with Mr. and h ~1.!1 br(Jther A. N . B()\vm.an Spear. 11 , .. 'Uno number ot. young- friends of et· -~ :~- - - - - -- ~ -~~ :__ _ _ _ _ _ __ POTTY AND HER PALS :·•EFORE lll~l ~ li,' • cotllalan ~: Tnw IIU 4ia <T p~) ~1c 110' line. {I ,...... wont- IDIJI:t l !PMl . • • . llpolll eiCIPICl eerioUI lnJW'iM fiirrl.¥betl dt1l;httul entert.aJ.nment bue. ~n. dl here ' when an automobUe ln wbich lhe fer the ~un&Bten. Ttloee pr•nt Cloud< ~ . , ,, •• ,., of Soulh Char::!:._ J. T. ·llaniOil hu rJAI1n a wtth ..1........ .,... ""' ....,, WU ~ wu - In were Bl Am&b&ry, Palll An .... _., tuton ls \'lotltlng Afr. a.nd Mn.. W . paat. few WJ wtt.ti hJa • CU' drtven by • c1rl bam ·, and Ot.nny Chapmf14, 8 Helrl.ch. Mn.. Allee Moore tn Char~n.J diaaa. BQU. can wen ~ l4ar ba Jean O&mp, Pe8:1Y Rath~ ·Ml85 Helen Gilbert zwent the Mrs John MWer Is ~ IU(III!t ·•- ....!:....._, ... . • "' v. M16KII Orac.e. Lor& and CkM;lderlN.m, of Huni1na't<ln. ~ but. tne @upul Minnie 'I'Ur~ and !ln. Vern14 caped injury. Slab, Q{ Crown 011.}' ' IU1d r.bree brothel'S. Grant, wtWam and a. 1MilTAUi8 F8JBND8 lnornJ"-"' Ee&lton. Ver of lllller. MJ111 Mary rwter tntet.itJned. -~ ww •.., :.a re«:ntly liritll. a d&nDe and a.wimnon McCoy, Oalllpoll!-, and R. E. m'Anna - n, pi ol Mo••Jeport, •·uvereLI 0Ull4 FROM 8 IJ•N ""' &· ... party honoring J,ll..llf ...A·u m ............ \AI """ Mary KHa-ore. Rlchard ~an nddre~a a.tter whkh a. <tirulCr WM r.d Lan ier, f(D'merly oi O&ll:poll.l tt.l,d Bud Keefe. of Huntlntton.. J liel"Ved to !-he congregation. Rev. J . died tn .a Welch (W . va.) bctpJtal Tbe guest& at the a.Ualr t V. Stone ll.Pd: Rev. Genrae BBJen, Eaturday from burn& 1'oroiveJ Mb.es Betty DouthAt., Elfie liar· beth ot thllhpollli, B.f. o . Boke of Thuradl..r at !!tmon. W : v a.! tan· M&rY Jo H1D, ,r.ther Jhge.la, KYnr, and Oc,LgTu :•man TI!cnuus k-r waa !evenly buJ'Qe<l. Wb.elt he '1•ofb<rll,.; Lutr., Mary 'O'Bl1en,, , and addr.:-11£12d the &atherina was at wort bmeath a tiQtek of ~ &holts of pt_ Pleasant. Alec afternoon program . YoA. Rolenbawn Con&tnmttG~l Wolfe, Jack Pillh, Jim Walklll', Bob mut>ic Inter- Oc.mpany, and a bucket. ol pool.lne Bhl.w. Harmon O 'BJ'k·n , John Oa.r) 6pem:d Lhc 1Jpeeches durlfli . the was turned 011'tr on hil~ Dod.y. The ntJI, OhAI.·IeA Mtller, Of HuniinltOn, j a!lemwn PrQJraJn and a dehghL- rasoltq_e ta'ni.ted htli cltlthln)l and 103 ·Rlc:.ke&ts -or IOlbclnnatJ.. Dale ful Nme was sptmt h)' Ule enti.-e bll enUre body wu burned. b:d'ore Bushoell or Oh&rleaion and Jim 1 crowd. the ftamea eoutd be ut.tnzulahed by Brown of Pt.. fteaaant. · ('II ., ",::, • •• DU.JVQ " .48 OW.:.& CALL Rdrelbment.5 of Ice crtiJll ldld. l.td. are \'lSitln3 . s ol p, JUne fl)ll'lllerly at Gal· ·cate followed the nut.nY pmes t.ha.t er Mn:. Albert Detlkard ln c urn- Mn. wo.u..,. n, _........ ~c~;; ~ her mot.het, J.frS. Y1.llour1 ........ lOll. •• " �,. • 'l'J1UDAY, AOOOBT aO, 1811 \ GOlfiNG·TftUHNU &HS UNBfR W~f: Rev. P. A. Bright Dies Of Injuries In Zaaelville Holpita'i; Fu· ._ nera l to .,..;: Nn WlNS FIRST I 1 c on d ~cte d iD Lo•aD Tbunday r GIR [~~ES PART SR[ IN !:..n::~!. ~ .~:;:;;:~:; JO't sTARK coum ~t : Yoi&D· da D\laar<l, ............ Lolloboo. Mlsa J~mt: A._., entel"bhlf'd Juno Amlterpr, Alber\& ewll. l"fr.fully ~Uh a .wiener roa&t at the ObaTI"' Gloool<ne<, Ollorlll - 1 t\.e TREASURER HAS NOT CLOSED BOOKS Mr lnd Mr arid ·Mn. Jlvty Jonet came I Dlvkl Burton. Bn.ntll Yetder, :._ 1 f,.henang 1!1¥'-"liiS in bQrloi' ol J4J.sl5 Jr. Je<i \Yebstei' aDd Albert : TU£<doY roc a vlalt wtth o .. udo •. B~ ,..,m~ llurtnn county Ill one county tn the Albertw. Lewis of Bh&dyslde, u ..U. 1 Jcim I Flora RIBJS. and l.JOJ'd Wol 'ti- State of Ohio where Ul.ere aeems to . . jtttrd. taken to tbe. be no depresston. A report of th~ 1 Mr. llild Mrs. Wt~w Le,.W md lt.t.hezlll &ate . noep~i&l . • " Stark dlunty tre&IW'el' aays that I w.... unamaer urwncer .,.. KINDlE nnBBERY ~~~fbero~::7.r'i-::ol: U .U:TIIA TDIE STOLEN ...,rk WHILE DRINKING v· P. HOLTER, ANSWERS SUMMONS I BOY MAKING GOOD i I FORMER POMEROY AN DIES IN CHARLESTON {k>ATHa,do they Insist upon it, knowing C[-':1 \, th•t physic41 diScomfort ledds to ill he41th which is f•t•l to brduty. In their selection of footwedr, mony hove turned lo 51-en-tiffick Shoes whos,1erocdul lines conceol sclentiftc le.~tures whicli' prov1de he41thful support for their feet, , This restful comfort 4ssures poise 4nd eole of monner th•t lends (horm to the ~r­ sonollty of the w<ll dressed worn,n. Offtred ir. a wide variety of styles c1nd lettthers, Si-en-tiff1ck Shoes enc1ble you to nptess individu~~:lity in e:vt.ry frock. -.. I '',, u~ ..flwa . ;....,t... TUESDAY AND WEiiNESDAY, .\UG. 30.31 at 8 each. "i - ,_ ,,, __ '1 ..". .. 'f El ECTR[C THE 'TRE, porneroy. 0 . At thll! polilt Nye un~ork e d sev t>rjl beautiful drive!! W take numbe• hole on the course for a birdie a he tollowed th~ up with a p•r fo . Hobat.Ettter was h@- rd beb.lw1 h ~1 but ~ , las~ hcle w:h e.I!O wa: l.* Nye glfl:M: him th e mn k h . Th!!. 1 f'~nlmllu -Ht~tet~tor fron Nrth,,r 1 p'-)\ In the' tb\Jrn~ment . 1f£• -~-- - ·- - - - .. - "MERRILY WE GO .TO ' HELL" Sylvia S'idney. Fredric: Mareh, ~ sk..tt Gallaaher Comedy: ••Ab.ent · ~boded ' Abnor" • •* • i • • IiI i if : f i l i i ! , I I 1f I ' I i i i i ! f i l l 5 · ' I i 1· '0 Farm Strike Pickets in Council Blutfs > ••• the mildest cigardte you ever smoked ~TB buy the finest, the very finest W • tQbai:cos in all the world-but Here are shown farm holiday pickets arrivinr In Couneil Bluth, Iowa, where they forced the release of sixty-one men who were held in bonds as result of farm holiday plcketln1r on roads leading into Council Bl uft's and Omaha. Arrival of trucldoado ouch fts these and threats to remove fellow picket. from the Pottawattamle Co9nty jail caused tbe county sherltr to request that national 11uardsmen be sent. · ·~ that does not expll!in why folks everywhere repnl lucky Suike as the IDlldcst c:i~. The fact is. we aever overlook th, truth that "Nacwe j '' FULL LEASED W~ liR,E VDN 'H'lMO[NBUHC rs l~ i Lancl Ownero Lee:v,._Pick· : ·~ot Linea .Wh~on Law· Suit. ~eatened LINE$ ,SHIFT . •{ I KEAR .. . ' ll£llT£N~NT ' ' I OF Ohio-Increasing doudlneu followtd 'f}lowen late tonight and Thurllday. T'hunday and in Northwest portion 1Ii!TERNA'l\JONAL NEWS SER'TIOE ' a>olel• ~~ ·•• tonlit:at,. ~ '" A~·~~nns THRILL Air Derby w~ SCIENTIST~ Al·~ . ~: p £CTAT~ HS8Y !H~A~~ fO~ TOT~l. 1 tCli~S[ ~ f BURSTS· ~f 5~[[0 f 1 Oaohes Of More Than 200 Mile' Per Hour Are ', ·No Work Left Undone Order To Get Of Event Nec:e11•y I' ~ Race•; Hiaheat Attained Ia 245.799 Miles I Atill. ... 31-JNS- opt1 - •Ill be ·'plenty at w"nN!!I natUI'e'll AleXander aa1d Thf! edipee will start a.t at.proxtmatel)r 3'14: P M., reac), Ita beiaht at 3:27 P. M. _apd. , the show will be over at 4:34. P.M. I I , WEATHER FORECAST_..· , , ,;. ··m.~v be & teW douds in t.b,e ~!!"!'" of the •tlile t* f' unt Clnc:tnnatt, 0 , w:J! ,+ Tribune, eiJI 236-L; If tha • ...._ ' 0111ee aa)t for 202·&. ' ... POMEROY, OHIO ~--.;Jj{F7jf 07"~--;:~: ~ UU&~UU $T A" O ISTH --------~------------~~we~s o a.EADERS' NOTlOJIJ .,.. ff Jqq wtnt · th~ ~ewa Ol!l~e o~ 'l'he Dfll!1, •· ,, HARTLEY & BENNETT NO QUARTER I I l't Sl·en·tiffick Shoes offlCf'nll q··-.. ~I G H do not object to ·Comfort .••• I I I" Beautiful Women I ! f O"lO · ~T ~ T E '' ' I I R ua.- ~," ... :¥'..} there hu -.en a total ot more than 12.SOO.ootl In tu.eo collee\ed .)'.anes\'lle, 0, AU&. SO - 1N84Ju .a there, befnl app.roitmatel)' 78 per Funerol ljlrrangcr.n enta '-for Rev. I Dr. L. 0. Orlbble reported to cent of tbe total real estate valu~ . Pascal A. Bright, 62', who dl.ed ln Andftw Smlt.h went. to Oolum.. 13hel1ft' A. 0 . Tracy Tueld.ll.y mornThe booM In Stark county a~ • J u1 bull 'l'IU!M\a)' on 11. few days' ·busl- ....... •"' t "'•f •-~ ~-~ a wheel .stut open IWI will wmaln that ' hupttat here rroon tn urtes ' • \dm•'•· She And Her Half· nels •,;:;.. ·~ .,., • wEliminates ~n~ina. Co· fered 1n a grade crosatn& a.ecldent ....... .. Ulct lre uom hts tlliLcm.ob!le w.tult way tor sometinle, un~ll the Lran&tel' Miss Jean RuMell returnl!d Mon- 1t waa perttKO near na bome and ~ made to lhe OU\IIIor. 'l'~te ~ unWorker" b1 Fint'·Match ..t Moxahala . will be conducted Brother Stole Middle· Thursd&y afternoon in Logan, 0 . 1 dii.Y from a week's vi!l.t In R.lc6- <liDOe on Mulberry &venue, Monday doubtedly the cause or t.b#.l' beavy Of 18 Holes at was a.rmow1eed today porter'a Money mond, va., a.s the ,uest ot MJA ~Jiill, It wu ~Wid that the IIJl8ft Xllltctlcn The tax boob 'lri. Meig1 1 1 Mabel Lee Prtce. Rt:Y Brtghl. who had served ln ~ w.hl:el 11nd We had been removed county closld July 11 U'ter havinl <ural churoh pulpi'-'< lor the past I1 !(ls8 Hll<la .,..,.,, returne<~janct tho nuts hold.tno It In ploo• lllcwtld a 30-day esten6lon of Ume • J4 ye3J'~. w .s fatally Injured Bun. -· Monday from Colwnbus ..tter 1 'lftre deposlted on the front seat for pa:yment. The total collectlon ln day night when his &utomobile L. F ' h d B I ' l!pl! ndlng the week eno with of the car. No cluee were left to Velp county wu about •uao,ooo a Throuahout, Ho.,.tter was struck by a New York Central lq~or urn11 eD ~ IC- Mends asoei1.aln the ldenW., of the thief. fair cou.eetton, accordlns to Treaaui 1 u Roush. 8 Looina Only At Uith. fre1ght tnUn at the Monhala hm; Urton eniiH Mrs. A. w Drwnmond Rnd son. J ---~ c.-ocsl.ng The Char e Wesly, have returned from Hunt8UIOV8LY ILL Hole When t hP pastor faUt>d to arriYP II' mgton alter :.JJ)I!lndln@ tht peet & 72 1 at. t hE Moxaht!.la ct:urch, alarmed , h A W . Vale, former auditor ol 1 it A second tournament among members of the congregation i •URUEta :\ht>n &no P +y mund 'lwo weeks wit rea vt8. Melg.s oounly a.nd count.y employee r- 1 w-e 1 llnllnary Mrs Osl:a.r Roedel 61ld dall@h· cr many year• wu bro"••t to"'· M. l.. county oolfen w.. booun at. •tart•d • hunt for him lle wao ~,, ~ "' u ' vtm a prt' I ter, Martha Elizabeth, reiumed ' lUI) a. P. Holter, 12:, dled at the home the well known RuLland Go!r found by 11. setuchlng p&rt,y In t.he h 1 l:lf'f J w McC 11 h I m.me on West Ma.in stteet from wreckage of hl.s Clll be!ilde the · ar ng on · u OUJ 1 trom Newark, Tuesday after the Ohio Hospital for EplleptlCI 1n ot hll sou, Ernest at Jiumner, about Course, Sunday. This toumament gro.de crossing. • Jte:tlce ot the Peace, Tuesday 1 spendtnR the pe.at severll.l dll.ys P. 8t'rlolJ8 condit.ion Monday nlHht. 1·1~ o'clock Tuesd&J morning. unlike t.he first on1!, Is one of match No one oould be tound who w)t..- mcrnlnK en thtt char 3e uf ~~.~.sault with Mrs. Roedel's mother, Ml'fl . Mr. V-ale ha.il been employed at the lleart dleeue caused the death, tt play In the former competition, the nessl'd Ure acclden1.. wltb tntent. to rob Miss All~n f!'ntt'r Molenpeugh. hc.spltal l:q Oalllpolls tOI' IOillf: W81 repott.ed. He II aurvlYed. by three lOlli. Erplayer makinl the lowest :>eore fo1 Rev. Brtght was putor of the ' ... pie,. of guilty to the reading of j N . A. Howell was a busl~ tl.me but it was found necessary to the S6 holes, wat acclaimed the Methodtt. ·~ c hUrctles at \ vl.~itor In Cha..rleaton. Mond8.y. remove h1m to tua heme here In an nest, at 'lt'boe& home he died. Albert winner. 'I'h1s one differs in that to- Moxahala and Junction City, near the ehar&e whil£ Bw·to.: plEaded Johr.. Rlblch ' who spel)t the at.tt>mpt to better his conditton. He pi Lol Uplet, and HaUle or WeDdon; One daUih~r. !.Ira. Clam here He was promlneqt In· rmul not guiltY. 1 Mr and Mrr. WUllam Cook and Mt I& 7li years old Jobnaon, of Atbelll; one slater, Mn. tal '8COI'tS do not enter Iru;tead two church clreles In Ohto and W88 Mw. Al len·~ oonfessl::m LO locG.I 1 week end here, returned to htB MIJor Manllet"nt and ooe brother, player! start in compotltlon to f8Ch pastor of Simpaon MethodJ.St story to coun~y auoJlOrlti.ts Monda} home z.condt~.y, (L(lC()Jllpt.nied by hls FLORIDA SPAitED 0. W. Holter, of Momina Star. other. ThE' pla}<:r wuudng tt.~ mos... ~hutch u.t P<:lmeroy In 1930 and artemoon. She sa1d that. me 118 .., 600 , Rebert, who spent the past\ 1 The funeral servleea will be con· hole~. is winner or the match even , 1931. 1 urt-:.n h er halt-brct.Mr strike week wtth MJ'B.. SOphia Whitlock Miami, lo~.ta.., Aug. 30--lNS-ApthoUKll hls total score moy be Death vccun'ed In Bethesda hoa- ~ lwnner Kindle at t he latter's of Wttzpll Bt. PIUently spending Ita wrath In tbe dueted 'lburaday " morruna at 10 hlshe• Utan that of hls opponent. pttal here ll.bout 24 hou,r.~ alter hi' h.cme In MtQdleport after th€y had \ Mr. and Mrs. Leo PhilliP& and wilds of the ~ll'tuall)' unini:latlteJ O'cloclt from the nome of the aon ,,.,~ ar11win11s wer:: base,! ,n was Injured. pattaken o-f beer and whl<;key, pm- ~on Leo. Jr., returned to OolumbUB eouthem everglades, danaer frcm Ernest, o.t Sumnu, and burial will be made In the HOOd cemetery at f~l$ uJII.de 11 1 Lhe precedinlf Luur vkled by KJndle. She aLso told. the I Monday after spendlne: the week tht! West Indian hW'rlca:l.le wh.Lctt Ea11e RldBe In eharre of the FtnmwlW.l !hose ph~YL' rs .1\llllbe•c:i in FORMER POMEROY oftleas lhu.t they h!td -t~tc!en ttu-ee end wtth Mrs. Mar)l Ph!ntps and fQt lWJ days hfiJI tlt~ten.ed cltle9 sterwald undertakers. cmnprtttlons J\oom one to rom •ndcllars In currency front Kindle daughter, Thelma.. " tor the F'Jorida eaat cout wu bell.ev r£e~ earl)' ooc:;:a,.y , chu;lve (.Omprlse the fir st tlljlll.. .t o.old 1led. to WheeUng, W Va, Dudley Hendr1ck of Dayton, BRIDGE 808'EE .. S 'IJitefl 1H1mb..•1ed fr-:.tu live to ·J.~ht ~ARK IN PITCHING where they were atr~.:ort:ed Ia""' Sat- spent Monday tn Pomeroy ami ('"SHIIB ~ENTENUfu Jnrlm- :~·p <ompns~ the .second fhght urdny was accomptmled home by Mills Mt&'J Thelma Phillips wos """"~' a11d thChf uun.bHed fl"Gm g :.0 1:3 Still another repot t of lhe go<KJ Mi:o;s Allme conff.!lsion lo JocaJ I Marp.l'ft Ferqe, who lla9 been Monday evtmmf, to hel' brtdg.e dub C'l.nclnna.tl, 0, Aug. 30--INsmdw..lf' cw•pt·!KP t.tu lhll d ftlv,h.t wo1k oi Henry White, forme~.· pollee rewtt.led lh&.t she hiUI a. ori-lepentUnrr ·the past week ae the In Naylors Rw1 Mn. 0. W, Phlli'W Plf'admp: guilty o;.o it cha.rBH ut mnhuh fligh t t•umilfJlu~ & a. !:I'='Jl ll.l al" Pomeroy boy , while on the rnow1d m.lnal rhord. She has ~rved Umc cueat of Miss Marton l!'bersbach wl\s a guest ot me Club. Miss t~urm)' In ltsell II prize bo? m ~ fo l a Canton tellm comes to Pome - m tht Illlnds State Penitentiary I Mt88 Mildred Smith ann brothe~• 11PEzl-:oment, J Ht!rlHTt Dl~Lmeya, Dorothy Coate:~ lt'Ct!lVed h"llh score ufferell to lh P wlnrHlr or each class roy Durina- a game there recently at -1o11ef. She claims however, t.ha.t. RW!IIell Bmith and M~.., Maxtna former Nllhier of !he Ciizenr. Ba1"~k or the evemn« and 'lr~ PhiUIPR The nl'st tURht com....,.tit.lcn.!l ar~ t•> he Pitched hiB Leam to 8 ~ to 3 vt c- she was not guilty of the ol fem e "n-otof B J ~ St. Bernard, 0., todB.y waa senrer.tlV«i the f'o~fSt P••ze. .~ tory over another Junior Jeacuc ,. · ....,. 10 yra.cu.se, returned Mon tenc rd tn suv~ rro-n OJW u: lt u l!f pla)'f:d dUI'Ill8 the current Wf!l:k team, allowing the Opptll:llng fmt- flr which she WllS Jnca1~r11t.ed In day after IPE!ndlni the . pQBt Lwo -~-'7 }'Mt::. Ill Ohlt:' Pen;.tl'lltlary. all ruat.ches In this compet•tion UJ tt'rs but seven sce.ttered hits. Young lhf' penal lnAI.itutlc. n. saving that weeQ wttb friends and relatl"•s Cl.ASS ME:ETS Ditl me}:er Wt\1): accueed of rmlx~z be ccl'lclu1F.d n(j.t l&tu than u~ White has been colil.g like the pro- ~~ oe • tuull: Lhe rap fOt anf)tlkr In Akron and Cleveland . .,. ' --, Rnnd11 y verblal "house afire" with his ex- PB.l'LY" .E:ntry books Cor cxhlb1t.s, con- llu,f! f;fiol .ti'l:l. Th~ :Sooa.ler cl&M of the Simp ~ Drawings were made &8 follow•:- ceptional moun d work for the CanEurtcn de nied that he had U!.· teslll -ete. of the ~as county fa.ar wn M E. chureh had a wienel' NO RELIEF TODA 1' 1-J E Wh ite Y!i 'Htr.m1:1 Ash - t.vn le~tm and receives much ravtll- taulted Kindle and M.nled the al-I wll be OJ)I'n Beptem~r · 1 at t.he All Ohio sweltered ln a. late· rca,t Monday evening ~t Ute WOl'th nble comment from ~>por l.!l wrltet·~ l€i1ntlolls of !he otDctmt aft er th e omce of Mrs Cora n R!:lbert3 or. !JUmmer heat wave tod&y, which Shen a ng Spr1ngs. The en{llng wn.s 2-Mannlng Webster vs Ray c.t t.hr~• c1ty H t· hi•" wu n 14 am.. A.ll~n confession had been taken \Second stref!t ' Farnham. lest 2 !hU> ':t:ll.Hon The two were 1etu1"n.ed tu thf: tto'"l!&tened ;.o ~nG IJ'te t.empem- spent tn vartous contest.& 11n.:t gam3- Mit WhiLe vs JIUllcs Theu· Whit Ll fi t (.-ounty Jail bt•cause of !o.llun~ t.o ~ Mrs. 0 . F.. Nease. and .slater Mlt!l tures 1n fiOme sechoqs up Lo th.o! ~. Twenty-live w.emb~rs W Ew 1 ted present blil.ld I !Jitchc/o;~~ ~~e~tar te::n. ~~mpor:~ procur~ ntlCtl.MOt)' 0011 \ Jl.nna. Hoot,~ a.nd Mrs. Chi.J'Ctlte Ba t!Jt. decree ma.rk, 4-H H . Kuntz vs Ed Stark. ed of players or the Ca.nton Oi~tiiH A It was reveftied by the hwest.l:p.- ey and m:n ~ Bobb:.e a-etm'nOO Mo~ 'A !!ltorm center in the far north~ 5~Ray Harbrecht vs. Brad PowPII Junior league, ll W':Ul learned, eaan- ttc:ns of the office'""' that Mlf!tl Allen day from a. week ,end trip to Cl.\1. .. WElt. movLng toward the Buckey~ 8-W'eb Theobah;l Vf! George Me~ tng t hat honor through his pa:!!t ha& beffl on tntlmaLe l.llrma wi t h c1nnatt Stflte was dela.ved !Ind. .will not ,)J.IGHTLY IMPROVED Quigg Jr effective pltchmg against all o)J~ Hvmer Lo:~an, who 1:!1 awa.ltl.lJ trial Mr. and M{s W F. CurLston of brlnr reUcf 1n the torm uf thunder MLss Edith ~ wb.o 'il'IIS trut '!-Prank WhiLe vs C 0. Chap- ponents. He Is a e•and!On oJ Ja- beforP. th.,. common pk!u court on a Pontiac, Mich .. <:Jffie Mo~a'y rm: shi we~~ un ~ il tomori'O'# a.fternoon, en 'SuddE.nl~ Ill Saturday ni l hL man c• ·b Orueser of Pomeroy chaJoe •t ca•·-•no cor·-o•h.. _ 11. lew.,,_ {lays vhot w1th her pa'l"!nt ~ . accordlnl' to weather bureau oftl.- with diphtherin ' t.s r~p:Jrted Lo be ·; 8--0t>orge Nye vs Edison Hob~ 1 o ... ~J• ~ 'F .. we a Sa cJals at Columbus.. IIIRhtly improved ~ltel - • . _.. P£•11! Legan Vi confined In Ll .tl und ....u ... Cu1 uva1e i-C J. Rhod CH " Ben Puwell M•too oqun\y jall tecowe of fall· itl- Freo """"nbuom " · Fruuk "' ~ to provide bOnd Will Pt:WI Fit;he-r, about 80 yean ot ln if ltCrs ,written by Lofti:an to ll~Mr. Patter~n v:> "Trel" ap, died at !1::10 ctclook Monday Mba .\Uen, l'hlle lbe turmer wa• Sc~~~i-t Coates vs Albert Coate~! 'vcnma at hllf home · b~ Chal'leti- held tn _h!U h"1J, he speW of her j ton, It was reported here Tue!id l4v. 88 ht8 "sweetJfear\." The 'fh e wlnnt r or I will mt..'f'! l1 1u mornlniJ dlllcovel'ed that LoQan had reWI"'nC'r C'f 2 The wmner cr 3 will d Ill'At'·n to brtna aaws t o r.o Mr. Fisher wn8 a ronner resident ~""" 11'1) rr JJH!ft the winner of t The wlnnel' of Pomeroy ha.vlnll' conducted 11 the Jail, with which he would ef. 1l ohef5 will meet the winner l')f 6 an.i blacksmtth shop here lor a~ut 30 fe.:c an ll3Ca.pe. t winner of 7 will meet the wlnm;_· """O.ts. He was IUl ur ct• uu Jokt Ml&~ Allen L1 belniJ held Ln the 01 1 of 8. The winner of 9 will meet th .! .. ~ ''Nqum In the RcM&o"-lnaplud wtne 1 ot 10 and the whme1 of 11 Fisher or Lincoln Hill a.nd a b10th- W()mt:n's tompanmt>u ~ ol the joll, by dte •a""'re'ferode,o of a death· 1 will play the Whllll'T 1 t I:.! ·,11 . er-ln-law of Julhu1 Smith of 'NYI- I ups~b s, whUe Loyan Is C01H,ncd wlnll£.r or I and 2 \\' Ill t hw n I:'Jt lis Hill. on the first !1001'. ~aide ~- a ~ldo111 dger and 1 thfo whutel' Gf 3 and 4 i l) u~ l h l' Ht! I~ survived by lwu IOOIU!, . , - - - -- -- - . - the bloo41thl<~l' Bl...,k Panthn dllimplc.n of t hill dtvi:ii~.. _1 LlkewiBc Cha1b and Raymond u.nd one .-.the~ o~ ,1he tht- wlnnt'r of 5 and tl will meet do.ughlel', Mrs Perry Holll~hl 1'U .v IU.'IIl:l!li 1\NNOUN(:F.Il . . tht- winner of ·1 a,1d 8 an<1 thls The funeral servlceK wlll llf' ''011 wmnPr will tiP. cham.plou of thJ·, ducted 'I~ursday morn ing o.t lu Ne..'Y i or a srea.t. re.:tuctl')'ll In ., o'clock In Chark-sto u and the bur. 1 ·l~t •• Ill dtvlsqt and lh t' wilmer d If .tnd 1? tal will be made 1n thf! Beech re .• ,. ra ....IJ on c:re~tm w come~ Utl':f:t tl\e, ~Inn: 1' ~f 11 and 12 Oro_!e cemetery In Pome roy . The parttcula,rly gra~fylnt J.o ~ela~ auu wtll be cJ!owued cluunpum of I funeral cortege wlll a rrive In Porn- (.~ty farmerR a.~ Ul.la th~e Tllf! dMsJOI,l. · eroy "bout 1 ::IO or 2 o'clock Thura- r.aw . rates as aruww•oed by the a pair of . ~nkera started the day afternoon and will pwcePd dl- , r~lroa.Us lS I. &'eduction ft'Gm 40 to mtltch Sunday .When Edl110n Hob- 1 n>ctly t.o the cemetery •11} cent! ' Cil l a ftve p.llon can of sttt;ter and o,otJe Nye had a buttle · cream and from ~'1 to 30 Ct'flts on a , •. Hob11tett.er J d l ~. .ror .. supremacy,.,..., , . · oe 1'til.: 111 an son 0 anny oc- t ~ n Balkin cne. , Y bowing to his youn1er op • Tlle llf'IW raW! are r.ftf-etlve on fdlent when the la.tteJ• camll Lhru 1tulpanh d by A. Altchul oi Galli - and · afte1 Sepaeml;t!r ltlth nef.lOrd. •L ' bi-· rn! a' PAl' ' f 01· cul s I).II.Jl WIIfi •a IUK' 1 nil Yoc!rl' l:Ufl.l llt't.ll vhJlCI .i lo1 C"... lnK kJ the ll.nnounoement 1~ two boJes :when !Jr e~UI~tch tO!'• lu blL~ ' . · tl~ 14i:eles prevloUIIJy contended, - - - - - - - - -· ~ w e even. 'l'ht! match wa~ one • • , ii if f if I s f I i f ff Fi h 11 w lch eptl botlr' con-tf!!ltantK on "' ., gtlat. nervous teru46n At the enoi .t. nl ' • holes they ...... tied ot "'"'" • .1'\. eMJh. At tho· end ot t ht! •t ;.Jth hOle they were tied at 6 each Bud at the emf of the 16th , they were agalr1 PLAY IS CLOS·E • tollo'thhi were ." ' ' · these line tobtccos, after proper aging and melloWing, are thea given the benefit of that Lucky Strike purifying process, desCribed by the woJds"lt's toasted". That's why folks in every city, town and hamlet say 'that Luckics are such ~ cip'cttcs. ··~t·s toasted" ~ peplf;!u !f'MU 1.!1'112' � 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 30, 1932 fisher holter lanier ratcliff white