https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d4e9f7f4bd456c077bedb9a1f80957fa.pdf f04e6de203cf752685d2e41dbe744208 PDF Text Text ' I .• - • • '' • ' ~ ' ' ' ' SUNDAY, SEP'l"J:MBSR '· 18$2 ' ,:~.!=:0!!'•!... • Tbe field ...,. of thlo~; .;;... YoKay "" c ·• Rathburn J B ' ' ~~··~.:!u!ct ;-w;;:;,: ~ ~ ..•• 1 Personals Ulsa Abna Duddlnl ~ea for Nl~ .... t10 SaturdaY where W wiD fW ~ A..-.loclcol .... Bllk><loU l!o<- : poaiUon ln the Nttro 1raded. acbooJ t2ty with headquarten at OOlum- Feeney-Bennett PGst No 128 Am' for the l!l.l'llului term. 1 bwl u. ac1J.vely en,apd In devt- 1erlcan Legion Chelilf't Jacob Dean Mr and Mn Da)rWn Will ctau . , . Walker u.aver Jmd 1lrl lOplnB a tour-acre state Park o.t RuLland Mrs MilLon Edgar Rath - llht.er Ruth ami aon Calvin bne Caae Growin1 Out Of rnend wme rooent llM!Bts of Mr Portland thla oowtt)' Work' Whleh 1 bUl Racine Dr Joh11 Philson and 1etlll'ned. from Colurnbua where they Bribe- 1Tdal Brou1ht a11CI Mn Pred KUin:IDB B F Board was a bUBine111 vwtbepn last. week will lnclu~e Ule wife vlliied relaUvM and attended ~he "'T C rt axnpJ.eW. restoratim at an ila:btetn- ~ Much credit. fo1 the 1~pid dell~! Ob1o &tate Fair , o ou or Pt Pleaii&Di Tul!lllli&y foot high preblatorlc Wound·Bulld.· lopment of the projC(!t ts ilven by Mr and Mn Cl1frorct HOOCI or 1 M:re Wlll Lehew and Mtfi8 ~lilf.... beth Lehew and 'hd Lehew wer. en mOtmd locatt!d in the J)llak the State Soclet) w Its local ad· Cl lnn&tl nd v ADD 8 turd& renctn& and beauW\cat.ioD In aen- vlsory oornmlttee who h9.Ve mark- ovr: Labor c::Ye wt~tb MY ~:oeMtl ~ ruetta of !lr and Mrs Keith ucft'&l. 'nle development or the pro- ed uncessiugly 1n Us behalf To r ,a 1 Clun(, Monday jeet cannot. be completed entire!)' tJ\em l'! due much IJralse Followln&: Grant 80013 ( olved • Ja To MrB. Elizl'beth Lew!JJ and 4Juth .. thi& year owtng to lt\.Ck or funds, 111 a list of Lhe members of tms 1 H E. R1ce of CbUUcotbe came I D!, Bee' p 'd , ter VirJinla and Ttu=lma Burton but It ts hoped tlult the work may com mitt~ Friday to spend tlle week en~ wl~ nave D &I 1m yieit.Q:III' Mra J H Windon b1! DODtJnued In 1833 Prof A W McKay Middleport 1Mlsl! Erma Hood I R... C'-Jn the sprlna or 1931 a monument Chairman C E Peoples Pomeroy Robert Hqman riA:Ii:Jm't Clar.,, --.ry Bletnar came lD:nl!l wU eftel.ed for tbe Bt.ate ot Ohlo capt Tom Jones Mlddlepurt Mrs Ience aM Oordellua . Pii~ 51.1\d I J/a Sbe was aceom.by the state h~ · BOC1ety to C F Ralllburn Mldq,l£'port Jacob Mn Clara and J:'U.r.a.btth Pn.na Qf The replevin au~t t.o find the son WUllam who re .. commemon.t.e tlw Battle of Btdfln'u Dean Chetiter PhiiJJ\ Kientz Co- Cohunbu.., and llbt\ alld '(n Joe rifhtful owner l)f the '2to wbleh to Belle Tuesday ton llllaod IOUiht J~ 18, 1863, U,e lurnbu::. Mr11 Van McDade Port- Siemer and fmilllJ Q{ p;rqb1S haS ~n In thtl )KlMeUIOn ot Sybtl Mr .nd ·Mrs A A Boord 01 only 'battle' on Ohio soU durlrill' land Walter Compton, Pomeroy turned to ~ ~y hav~ rrer of Graham Statton were 'Vlsltor1 In the ClvU War At that time a splr- 1H R McPherf'IOn Columbus inK been es.Jled here bY tfl) delth of Eberabacb 0formtyer ~~~~= Pleas town 1'tlu(ia.y ited l!!fllagement tocJl J)lace betw~ ' ~~ reserw~ L!l omclally known W•Jtelo PrlniL ttu. MeiJs oun Sherm~m, M.r and MJJ. Union trooPti and the John Mor1an as Butrlngt.on Ill land Memorl&.l Oloria. Jem Oeit. returnld i.o 1Court, sim:e the cc;mJ:~lOn ~:e Martin, Mr and lira Vetil Confederate lnvaderA, frequently State Park ColumbWt Pnday after apendlg a cue of the Btat.e 0 Yl I termed the Morpn Raiders' Th:JB Worlr: at tM park ts under the few weeks wiUl friend• here Karr, ChOI'!I'ed with bribery wu be~ Earl Shef!. ( Wlllloll au 91 ptdbwnent 21 feet htah carries R~neral suJ>eroJlsslon of H R Me- l Ml"l cora B Robfrt& tewrned IUD Ill the court ot JuaUce 01' the and Mn ~lie plates commemoratln1 the Phe1 sw1 of Columbus lmRI.nels from Dan~OII J'rlday where llhe hall Peace Herman Mees, at the city ~;;;;;;~ ~~~-014~!411:;; aDd Mr Battle of Buftlnttoif nrland, the 1agent of the Ohio St.ate Archaeolo- ~ been sta;yiQI tile paat .everal weeki haJI he~ &turday momlne Mrs Charles Keel Of l ~ death or llajor Dt.n:M!'i' UeCook,l glcal and Historical Society Direct durln1 the Ulnull ot beT daUChter 1 Karr was acquitted of the brlTelltifJlnt thaJ the l.arp ..wement be madl a& tbe hibited from allowtnt the bora to appeu~ }M Pleuant were week end visitors 01 tldi!St or the famour ''PIIht.lnl Me lies in the •land!; of a C Koon1 or Mr.s GaWahl Parrlah Mn. Par· bery charses and the $240, In Undme of bLI dfnfte ~ thlir JDOtl!itl' made it un- mO"llll a.meru. The chtldNnt ct.JW wr-."'•• r •• Mr and Ml'fl Rov Sherman ami Cooks who fell In the enaygement chan~e uf th~ uperatluns howellt!r rtsh who ll at preseot.l\t Or&nt hoe- it.ed States bill& said i.o have been TIOUIUl'J' for his chlldrel'l &o e&nl tbeir b:l 3t~J~~~~~:rct!.utva~:rT:~ :h~ll'J:d ramlly ' the Mound BuUden-tho8e pjrat Columbllll or lhe staff .of the Ohio pital undefiOlnl •treatment 11 stlll ltbe same taken from Karr t.t tJle ptci)lrtll Cbarll• Chaplin, world-famout lluah-ma er, at the bee.rlnr, whteb tenninated when an A.ppe1ate Landon SmJth etC pt PJeuant Ohlonas -who first occupied tbe Slate Museum critically Ill time or hl.s arrest on the charaet, 11 .~ on the wltfteea atand In the courtroom at Court 0 _.._r bloeked the au it LOwat ~~!enter Ia a p1eta.N spent tht .wtell: end here with hill rqlon and lett eartben mouurneotl'l Mr and Mra Malcolm D Rutley wu ordered placed ln the custody of Loe Aqtlet ae be ..ucht too have his furmer vnfe, ..... --.J-- Woo ...t. wife to their dead and to the donor 1 l 1 UB HOSTESS wert to Columbus Saturday to IMila Ebersbaeh until the rlrhtful Lt*- Gny Chaplia (left. elto on wibM• et:aad). pro- rd Cbaplta ud bit a·.U. wMII 10m_ , • Mr Wlthefa and fAMily of Pt 1 ol Ule land upon which the spend tnbor Day with their par owner could be cktennlned She the reeo1 tl re ~le':aaot_ vt5.1.ting Ml'll Mol lie monument stands-Mrs N')rman MiAA l!!l~te Hart WM hoete88 ~nta !has had cllarge or the money llinoe r(\..,. f ' boa.-dfe-" ~~.. 11' to aene':a~n Dorothy WJthen; Calkins Peoples of Pomeroy Thursday eve1 lnR to her card club Mr and M"rr.! I J oanwrlsht that time anct hu been named u J WO Cnttqeville 18 A le(IAiative 1 appropriation or 1a~ a. dmner given a.t the Elmhurst tmd daqhter or Columbm Ia defendant in the &u!L flied by "•"PP~!!t t~Ye =~~. ~ p 000 to erect an appropriate mon- Tavern ThC' fnllowtng gueue we1e came Saturday to spend La)¥>r Day Karr to recover the money allea~ to the 1ueat of Mr and Mrs E c unumt wu obtained In 1929 by HOIL I pre~:~ent Mr~ May Mnra II&IBK May with Mr an~ Mn Grant Hood edly belon&:llll to him tcont~nuet'l ~om DNe ~) proa:ram to be follo9'e'll t.o carry In Youn1 Tom Jones then county rewesen Bolin o{ Pltl.'ibmgh Mrs Mat· Mrs Jl!IMle Mitch or Orient came -eUect t.be poJ.iCY p1oposed MoiUe Ro!Hih nnd Blanche Arm tatJve In 1931 Hou Jacob Dean 1o.ret Lal!unce anct Mnt Clara Dtl- Saturday to spend Labor Day with secor:::: ~=~::.:c~n ia~eur; ~~rn~ 1Schoola Will be Opeaed to :uam~n~P :: ":an:~~-::.~de:it, ~tltrolll attended the quarterly meet 1 present representaillle obtained lU1 gard Mt s Thelma Diehl received her daU(t'hter Mrs Althur Kloe~ and All Ch'ld Se e ex MAY RAIN ON LABOR DAY o.ddWonal appropriation of $10ti5 first prl:r.e Mtll Mabel Beath8 was other relativeH llnB In Bn attempt to prepore an ow I ren to • Hoover to awnmon It bact in apeeColumbu.'> 0 Sept 3-INB- 1111 held at tbfl M E church Sun day mornlntl for malnf.t>nance a11d develomnem awurdt!d second pllzt' nnd Mrs May Miss Eleaoor Horum of Detroit atrreed Rtatement or facts to be precure Books lal IIBSI!IlOD to solve the proi:Llem Showers may 1nar the SundaJ-La· Mrs Martha Plunkett MlsR Olendmblg 1931 ·1932 Moro. re<!elved the guest prl:r..e came Saturday ror a villlt with herlllflnted: to the court E W Peoples The strike lost headway, ftowever bor Day wftk end accordtnr to U va Rhode~~ of Bt Albans D L Sinoe the erection cd the monu Later in lhe evening arter the brother Captain H M Horton attorney for the plahfilft Karr -throurh out most or Iowa and Ne- 8 weatherman w H Alexander Duddht~ and son WUIIs and Den mmt the state Hlghwa.y Depart- 1 card playing cake Rnd Ice cream Mrs 'Henry Durst 8011 Oeor1 e preaented a stat.ement or facta to The formal dJl.t.e of opening tht braaka It held firm In weatern here toda.y ver Carte of Nitro Nturned to ment has extended State Hllh"ay we.e served In hmwr tlf the 1;1\rth and 80Jl8 Ylllla.rd and Wllllil left lthe court tha~ wu not agreeable t.o schools of Pomeroy Is Monday Sep7 11()Wa, because the strlk~;_rs Attorney Alexander predicted showers their homes Saturilay a.tter belnfl 1 No. 124 northward n-orr1 Raveru. 1 day ul Mr& M()rD BatLVday tor Cle11e!and 11t'jlve they Cedric W Clark, attorl'ley for the tem ber u 8 SO A M However l1l here Carlos W Go!b UI"'N the tonlrht and tomorrow with the lut!Bt!l ef Mr and Mrs. R L. wood Ferry Immediately pa&t Ure I - - -will spend over the week end with 1defendllllt The Eberabach Conatru- I arran 1e tor the organization of tannet& to cont.lnue plctetsne and cooler weather for Mond&y Duddln&" ror the put weet perk to hook up ulttlhat.ely with t:NTt:RT AJNS FRIENDS the former 6 aau 1 h~.er. Mrs Pearl ! ctlon Company The two attor·l th ConsequentiJ st.rone ... ~ Ellubeth and Ellen Mees at1 or bookll and hllhways Lonll' Bottom farther up the river 1 --Bolan and family DeYfl i.hen arreed to confer and classes, e eecur 111 rorce.s of !&rmei"' at.qpped all rarm WAU.BB CASE ctOSED tendEd a wiener roaet at New Haveu Within the psat few moniha a we1l MiSs PranceR Dye entertained a Mr and Mr8 Bentl Wolfe wen t prepare an arreed sta~nt of final adjuatmem or hllll' school shipments on l"'Bd8 ~dint Into Albany N Y., Sept. 3-~~s- Wednesday evenin11 •ua drilled ln the park b~ the few friends at dinner Frldo.y even- to Plttl!ilbW'Kh Saturda\ to lllslt the fa.ct8 A D Ruuell repreaent.luir &ehedulu, all schoolll or Pomeroy thll city aa weU fl.l .ill towna to the • With the "Walll:er cue ill closed Mrs Jenn~ Te.Ylor spent a fe"W state DepLutment of Health th11s :nsl\at the ~~~7 ~ry ~~~ latt.ers sl.lt.er Mr8 R E Wheeler iMlu EbeMJbach, whl!e J D Cleary will have tW() pre-openlng se881ons north and aa far lOuth as Co.wu::U hook so 1~· u he Is eoncerned daya this week -~~th Mr o.nd Mrs 88 0 msurlng rood drlnkln&: wator 1 ~dd~nor ~ ML R evall ~~~ h who .Is critically 111 c.eLectlve aeent ot ColumbUB allol- ~ These two se1slons wl\1 be held on Blurts Prom all other pohus 00\'f!rnpr f'Nllt:lln D Rootle'a!lt to· J Zelber or fOmeroy • The park proj-ect retelved an r 11 epo~Jl lJH t us~ led t~r Howard Coatea arrived Prlday t" 1 to have been th ~e to pay K.u.rr the mornlnp of Sept(!Jllber t1 and 9 came the repor~ Rdadt cletLr day WN to mume bl!l drive tor Uu J 8 Ht.rtenbach of Pomeroy wa. 1 0 0 0 11 1 early Impetus upon the donation of Ml ~ ~ move e from the sout11 !()f' a week I!. viSit the money was not represented All pupils 11hou d rep:.rt. on the~~e __ _._ ~---_ prP.sldency. on two tront&-Sehenec· a vlsttor here TUI!IIday evening u11e and one-ha1l acre tract t.o the near u we wlth his famny Saturda)' ~"o mor.olnas Ltady N Y and 9rk1seport Conn 1 The nriot,IB bulldln&& have been fl-Zk by Mrs C E reoples Upon ---- -Mr and Mr11 Cllarles Krauss and At 1130 o clock saturday morn! lh ~ r.lte was erectAld the momuneq.t. Ill MA~R~~~E IICE~s~ d l:w Mr and Mrs Q:dward Roty and the court wu reeesaed until sat~ thorouchly cleaned and repu.lra S'I'UDI!:NT 1AVI~a An area of like a,hape and alU~ ll'llll~ marr a1e cen!lt' was HH e thre children returned Prlday to day afternoon one 0 clock at whleh wherever necessary Th08e • ~ l'llfQI$.~Jr alonglllde t1pon "''ll,IAA ~ !~et:'j=ate cou~ ~env~r~ysell, Buffalo N y a!ter a 1hort vlllllt time the evld~noe of the various 1 who put In book orde111 (CO:-ltlnued from lillie onel Wads\1/&rth 0 Sept.. 3.-·I>ff Jooa~'dl4l: fine mound wae p~- ·~1 '0 meroy an aneeiJ here; with Mr Krausasalst.er11 Mre wltneuee will~ books any V~.et.lms ,or a Dlane c~h tha t chased by a 1roup o1. cltltttna fro;,;.. Swick, 18 of Middleport R D He Geor 11e Hetzel and Mr.s John bavla court ~ven betere thtt Mr C~~olhoun tolQ t.ne ooard he curred when the ship a molOI "Yo'f!.L, MP!gs Cbunty and prefll!nted to the !s a son of Re£.d Hysell and !lhe 111 Mrs w R Lehew daUI"hter th()\tlht a very large percent of dUI.cl in mld-alr .&glenK'r. Rike Archaeo!Qilcal and Ulstorkal Soc the daughter uf 0 A Swick ~U Proi:Lab· water ca.rrten, common, oontract 24 a dtu~en~ .:via_.$ dead and PhyUls and son Ted r~tum.t,d tO 1!¥ A~~~f:,onIn thef ~et.y It Is the purprw~t to erect a Pltbibur&h Sa8turdali after ll'mon .. [ na 0 n,..nr an end and private, were e.xc~l)' &1'1~ hill ~r. leroY Ul, wa~ In 11 tablet commemorat!RK this ~(itt.. BtRTHDAY PARTY tha vtslt wl\h Mtu 6t1e JAhftw ~~nerbel pute :!d_ !',~~ U\t ror the ~etal Barge lrlne ~:dknlll eondltlon •t Wa.c:~swtorth Pollowhl( Ia J' Us~ or thl!!lt! dono!'fi Mr ami Mtll Charles Ruasell enM:lsa OleMa Rummel Rtumcd. , onp a Ebe...,. the lnltlatllle In formlnJ hbaPit&l today Pomeroy Judp C E Peoples Mr1>.. Lert~~olned with 6 pa.rty, fPrtday from Barberton Prtday after a I:Lach 1 predicament In holdlne ... ~e IUII!IOCiation the stat.em.M~t rill! btt:lthers Norman 0 Peoples Mis6 Oady evening at. their home on Mulberry B months lliAit with retat1w1 money the past few years becaule plane up ror a test Whaley, Walter A Compton Nor- Ave honoriiliJ the sixteenth birth Mr and M:rl Waldo Bartell!l and : rtshtful owner had not been de· dlscuMton the [h1p crashed wheu ma Ooesaler Compton Mr and 1~3' anniversary or thel.r a-ram;ldau• family or Louilvllle Ky , are here ermined • \ Mrs 'W F' Reed Marpret j ¥ \ pter Mildred RUI!flell A moat apendlne Labor Day week end with Upcm resumption or the CUe yea.ra Btan~ff. Katk Men E~ltld. delightful even!Jll wat spent by the Yr and Mra Boyes Dlleatd of J.fln- 8aturday af~moon. ~wo wttne.es, While the &eholastlc welfare J;u:ob Elberfeld Mr and Mrlt C. J: ~hlrt •tl ht bo 5 and Iris sent ersvUle J A Wlllook who W ~o•q the pupils h4'S been arranwect there Olllllan Ben l!:wln1 F1 ed Out.h, W 1 Re~re:menti' were !.rvedlft Mr and Mrs. Erne&~ Lall&nce and sher111" of Meigs count)' Jn 18:&8 l8 o. a:rev.t lack of clothing Cor pupFlnlaw E P Duerr Pomerotl Misses Yo~nda. Qlllard June Am- and E K Lippincott, emplc)Jed by Us wHo are the vlctlms of the hard LodRe IlK P & A M, Mlddlt! ~ --- O berger and Ma.l'f!'aret L&llanoe lett t..hP. Eber~~bach Co111tructton Com times The Boo.rdMf:dull&.tlonlaunport Capt T W Jones 8upL A W 1 N TICE ror Buckeye Lake B&turday to at~ pany tn )928 pve t~ir t:41Umorw able to purchase any cloth~f( If The Pamero~· 8&.Dthtt tend the ptmle o'l the Western & bttcre the ooun and ~~ examl· any one hu ·~ usable c thlna ··------.. ··-~· --- church wt'll h•ve ...:"aular Bout.hern Life lll•t.O"ance Co nbt1on was held At: t,W "LoomPlf!· the achool ofllelab! wou~d be very ., .,.,.. M'r and urt Jalni!!t Bmlth and lion d the teBt.bn"'J or theiW! wit- e:la.d to rl!ce~ve \t The 11\hle t,h.lnr preachina aervieea Sunday Son Vern Lee of Barberton ea.me neeset the maciAtrote took the applies to bboka By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKL~HOMA BASEBALL , u 3 It Prlday to &pe:l'ld ".(t.he week end with C~L-te under adviafment. the • Cltcl· ••~·-~·~·--•.,,,.,..-...,,~-·"', ....•~·-·,.-· 9 10 30 t a : ,.,.. ,..... • • Mr and MrS. Gt}bert -mmell s10n to be rendeTed later ' ~ 1 ' CLAIMS AlJea;t hOm.- I ~~~ ' Pt· )dUCe DateS Cl-heduJed I Wanda .,_, Aah: ... - ~ I ' I a ,.o ·DID YOU EVER,STOP TO THINK?· AT SYRA.CVI!IE Sunday, Septell)ber 4 • ~RBONDALE 11 Labor Day CARBON HILL Gamfll 8\art at 11·10 KiD1' • Ball Park. - - - -- - - -- CARD ..:___ or THANKS J E Wblt. ""''"' _ . , . rrom prtnelpa) o( ~roy btch sehool ~ K R ~8nn.ijlllll). •"d.:uahter and IQ'l J,e. or QMve1and l't'· BatM,.~r • llholt Vllllt WJ Ji ·*~NI'ii·~ ». _.,eaa of 'me· ·g~d; ~ , • N•-viU. ~ ............ duu.. .. I -.. c _, • - We wULh to thank our many frlendl and nei!Jhbors for their Mlsa Mary VIrginia Bini returned kindness and sympathy 11hown to qe Prlday from a two weet'lll Vl!l~t .Jn In OUt bereavement we el~la)b' Oolumi:Lus Arid Qlt!'lleland Elhe Wh.s 'thank tlie EwlugUnderta.kerl accompanied hoine by her b.Wher "F'&ther Dunn a.nd the ~· of David Bing who wlll rema.tn lot a cars and flowers -' "~ 16Ji~ R.WKPi\i"tli. Of ~aburll' ' visit Mrs Walte~h-an1, comt ~ k) ~rld. • ,..etk with Mr and Mrs RlcharQ w Smith Mr and Mrs ~ru(~f:r~ ft!Y~II, ~&r JJ~d Mts, L E ~~;~e~~ek~: -~~u::Y la~ -' . "'"'' ' _...._ _ _ 1ters parents Dr and Mrs • ) ' .,. ~~ j •'<, ~1 ~l 1 BlnK of Butternut Annue ~- --~- , 1 Doolittle Speeds Plane at 293 Mi es' an nour ( * .. UL Byro~ I,.!!' w~~: ~~· ,;=~: =~r ,!~· Sprlng!l Ark came PrldaJ ror 111 Mary Radford Mr 11.nd Mrs EtUIOn Hobetetter left Batun:lay for Cincinnati where they will spend the week end with rrlende Pat Healy and two daqhten Ge-r~ t1 ucte and MargtLret Anne went to Oolumbus Saturday to spend Labor Da.y with Mr DlJd Mra James Hood I I I l I ' --- Jimmie Doolittle, of St LoUis, former army Hyer, poses bemde hie plane at the Ua•l• lltu national air rae"e8, Cleveland, 0 , after ~cttmg an unofficial world's speed record for' "'No m1tter whtcll ~om11 lrM land planes m flytng 293 miles an hour du1 1ng tr1al for the Thompson trophy rae£ l•atd li..ele Ebea, "It 101 IU4'kf roh de chlekfh bUIIHQ dat It dldn t II Doohttle'a. mark was declared unoffic1at 1)ecause he failed to carry a barograph m h1~ rln whar folks wlr hut,. appetJtH I " Iwnnld lf!e It plane during th.e ftirht. - Wnllhlnlfon St1r New Eleetrle Theatre, PomeroJ,, court confe... d he could not tell from evidem:e closed what happened Pollak home .{>n the eventnr of July 27 when Pollalo fatally •hot. '•THI BLONDE ·CAPTIVE" . ' Co•..••• "Daflleroue Dapper Daa," "Pedeet Saltow." . If you have a car to aell, yon will probllbly 1et more few it if ' l 'ttIllh '11 newa.-'pa"-:pe'-:'-r~.t-~-'W\ you a d verttae --\lO> convinced There aeemt to be a lot of folb that people can be m.ade 1ood by &ll The profperity ol any of the community n which it 1 Funeral ~~ervl.cel for Charles E 1Co01rove were bekl Monday mom1ing at lO o clock at the home COD· dtrot.ed by Rev 5ert O'Conner, pall· tor ot the M E. ehureh Mr 0011srove was M yeara Of ace and had Mrs, Dorothy Pollak, 26been Ul for sometime .Jie with his family mov.ed here trom Keno laat year·j;11d ChiCago woman, sprlnl In addltton to biB Wife be 1s survived by n,lne children Ray- who was found pot IIUIIty of mond of Plekf}:lngton Oordon of murdering )l er husband, WeJlllton Dahl, WIUiam Abner Cora, Lionje, Daniel and Jwdor at Joseph Poll$\c $he was achome, 4oqe <bmshter Betty Lee quitted by Ch1ef lll"i! ~hi y,ala 1110 Tho bod7 "'' taken LoN Bottom for burial in Harry M Fisher of thlf ct: Hill cemetery Rel&ttvea Cour;ty Cr~~m.r;na 1 called ere by hlll death -were Dale \Cook Adam;..- and family of Sabine. Court, who heard the OfmlroYEI or Iaiit Uver! Stewart pool and W H Conlrov~ of Kim w1tholit a JUry, after l man.2_ . ..;.- ' A wonder ~ity it one where the city' ,.,.emment runt the city in the aame way at a aucoe;aful buai~ett,' ' From the ar,..mentt of tbe different countriea who deaire to retain armaments or in anY war increase their military or naval otren,th it wiH be found that alJ base their cl.,_ima ,to do to on /the neceui~ for aecurit!· In pre-war day• t. "place in the tun waa conaidered a food ~ou1h escuae. Thia' coulltry oaya, nothint about a place in the tun, but does demand aecurity. This it aound common o~nae, for while a place in the tU!I,may 1lorify a.coulltry it does not provide aec:urity aeo.urity it-.what America needa. .,.;___.:.,.and __ --:!:-'--:'" I '----·-- 4d .'' Found N.... GUl'lty ' and We cannot economize ourael-;et The tilDe hat come when even rich JU!Ople muat wei1h tbe value of a dollar. The bW<y holileWif~ tdea time nowadaya to rfad carefully the advertitin1 colulnllt of her newapaper in otdoo to filld .....!t• of quality at re.....,.b~ pricea. llaeema that the profelaion of Jobbery io terribly overcrowd· edri,htnow. • I re<~Eiy att.,.jlecl.,--jl.-. ..-..-ti,--D_I_of,.. , tll""fi,...--:oOlc\alt~a!l>re*' A.~ , lation. ! D~ of'~}ldltO.. in attMnc.f tol4 ~ ~~ "u~ ' .; ._ture it owly climbilll the ,ladd• of ~ifectioll allll thio.t a time will come when all our ac:tio111 will be pvemed bJ;'reuoll and an our thou1hta ll,htenerl by wlt4om. Penoaally, I don'~ espect thf! pr-Dt, 1eneration will tee auch a happy condition. • A city worth livilll in it a city worth Worlcin1 for. , Dialope by Lowen\Thomas. Abeiatiful caYe 11e. 'An absolutely aiJ\I!entic, Matlaee other Mtnma I I r IV£ susPECTED 1 , t I ~ ~ cer&; Women Once faken From Mob t .. ~ltlmGn Te~Sept ti l~& ten In& Ill (f');plli &11:' tu 6- INB- SWIm the Jail 1 pre:-;rmt' ur Nation I lfll gut dsmen v.lth much)n• guns a 1~ 1 I 5()(1 fu ll t"rS II. lS cl15pt rse<l locla} 1; 1 1wws lhot thr fl~e nt'g ro prtSOIWrli thrv sought had bt't>n tiiiOSfCll"t'd to a NaSh\ IIJe JHLSUn I L 1 'l'rt & 111 6 INSL{ ! IHlt\"rd nn L 1nn:~ t gu rdSL ll!!l' T t:~r w 1 r 1 !Ala\ t r II C Ulll\ jaLl ll~ l fl" l J 1 L fi L13" mc\:1 lntnJt on ~ lldOIJ =========================== I 1c ro nl c11 1r omcers u• t ~r: , '' t .n the 111Urder "' of I Hen il a wncler ~~~t:ene froiD .. Whamptoa Whi!JUI," the mull 1ca.l ~:omedJ recently protl!!ted by 60 ~ tletY Colb at Westhampton, L L 1 he fair ma1den 111 Aucusta Sao- born, and tler nvam II" EmC!tt Ca.ld. ll'ell Both are mtmben of Wem.twn 1 bJUnpLon'aJO'IIDpl' societJ .eL 11 HX~S HIT HAR~ ~y fU~mN~ H 1·i.';J:~~~f~~~:f.~::~ft,~~~d Air Races Ended, ~~ ~.ms Rm GR-~N~[: fl~ft!O~ fflRS SURM 1:;;:::~~:~~~::~;,~;,:~:·:{: :i:~;~,·"~ Doolit!l~ ~ fl{ 1 • ~VIATORS, DIE IWhelo Plane F•II•; S.eve· ' ' Meet Fate In ,. l't.l!, Auto Craahea 10f Murder of T · to Ofh- Mark; .J;)4M1 Mra. H•i.zhp for Wcmen; 0.. Dead Seto II•W r M J'..ll ( , Uti <~.1 Otho "P. r.b 1111 11 ;;ptd tu Lebanon Prom t~ ndJUl!"UH genera l s C::: I .·g;x Are Drowned, An' Threo Men By W Ail.L.wt. X RA WLI:EI floUywood Gal Bept IN8Beautllul blonde Jean Har~ ~"r~ef' siren tod11.y was ln a state or eollapat as aut.horltlet lnYestl1ated t.h(' mot.lve wblcll caused l)eL h11s ba'f uf o1 two months ~~aul Bc1 n 4l studio executive to oommiL aulclde ile"- are thr• of tbe hl1h Wlth Ol'lly a C111Dtlc note kl guide martialed •t Madrid. Spaua tt: ~m pOIIct were admittedly baffrRent uprla1nr. wiU. Lhe ohjer>t. led Mill': Harln\\ youthful IICtreBa on .the throne, Left to ILifill de was unable to make any coherent. acquitted, ht• father, Certer-.1 D J ost comment on her huabanct s dealh lat.r riven a We NDteuce and f.len~1 r.t Oh OOd hO\\o n lui all ...lmDrla!lnmPnt. and over aeatn at her tg = AA,~eut 20 Are Killedl 1Mcb In T enne..ee After 1 we Nerreltes And INS Statr Corre!lpond@n\ INS BlAt!' COL re<.:.pood..!nt ' 1 Omaha N ~ h Si:!pt 0 - P.S- Tho 1 ltdt a.l 80Vttrnment h~ 0.-:o•n ht• ~eRtlga·Chl@; the 1 lL 1 m •trlkl' lincughOut ~he gtr~ln bdt nnd th.e fannel'li have bet.n c leat ~ ~ or 11.1 1 , utptclt..n of fOHterinl communl!.Cic thtor1es behind theh d11V 1vl llight:L prices on f11m1 proJucts. 1.i as concluslun (It !eden.! a u 1 tuL oles \1/lUi couflrmed i.O!:IG.f bv UnitEd Si.n.Ws Altmnc) Ch.an•.! .. 1 SandaH of the welitern Netlr.u!kn .UI~trlct He §D.!d he rega.rdeti th ~ \nkt as Ule ouLcome of populo:.r Iilli est uu.~d by eeoownlc oondlt ens and the decllnt! ln fa1m - ~ I I' ny WI~!Jl\M K HIJ'ttHINBON IN T~r. WAHR rH~ l TI ~N~HINC Pulice Who Are Not Notified Of Death For Some Tim<~ ~:=~~~-~;~~1 - ' --· Society Thespians ' 1 ' I nfl Wf 1101 lid t)' Vlrrlnla- hlr Voolrr to nll!ht Wf'llt S E R '/ I C E S Kevolt PROBt' Tb BEt;ilJ\i T:t Ad VISOfV ' • ln -p~atlal ~~"~!• PittJ>I In H•~· ; ' I I 11 O!lHuab•11d lfddnd ani:.\ pre-0 pemng • Oiltu ,_1 d IR[N C~ll~PS£5 F III,,.Je;~:~-~on;:dAf:am~l~l~y~, I WEATHER FORECAST- Ji' U L L LEASED W I•R E 0 F I~ T E R N A 'I' I 0 N A L N E W i rt- 1 I a • MANY KILLED IN HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS ~[HH l~RKS IN MUN!SM N~T 'Mi~ Pennsylvan~" ACTR£SS' MAT£ IS I~ATION~I b~~R~ H[~~~ mn TH£ MR. ~~ lAN~ ~ IS ~~ll[n ~~T n ~ SUICIDE: SCREEN i'n I • ' -------------~- MasoD s•Tunu•v H "I ll[ARO In ' READERS' NOTICE -'If you want tho News Ofl\ce of The Dally Tribune, eall 2S6-L , ll the Bualneu Office aok for 202.-R. H[pl[fiN CAS [ ' Bl fll[O KARR STATE PARK IS UNDER :LACK OF =~t ~~·.::r FUNDS PREV~TS COMPLETION ~:iEt~·~-~:. ' , t Nll~ hvtlle By JtHernat lon111 News &.rvtc. ~ Lebo• D ~:~.y ended In '.Jolo with ap p1 oxlmately a scot~7dcad from week end and holida y e.utomobUe collisions air plane ace dent.!; cirowillngs and s hooting~ e ~La te-wiM 8UJ W!Ji by InternlliLOlo&l News Ser~ lc.e revealed today Wllh beache~> ct-ov.; ded e9el'X'"" I where an unusUI!.IIV heavy toll ~s \.ak~n by drownmgs At lea!Jl aJ.X ml!t deeth In lakes and rllfei'S 1 Another failed to return trom n. 1 canoeing trl~ Two perished il.n(l tYOo others \\ere critically LnJUred lu airplane crs she.<l !'H~n -y ear -old Murgaret Lanjl' of Columbus oaushter of the head of a dry cleanmg company was ratally Injured wh1le swlmmll't:; at BuckP.ye Lake when ~he wo~ s trJ.tl,~ by e. JS(>eedboat Three Tolectoans were drowned the hohda.) Thelma Wlu!el~. Ouendola. St.tl:.er :n .ll;!8t In M..aumee when caps.tZed F -(Year•ol£1 drowned ue wad!nt ~~.'i''"ll.h Lake oeaL Tr~J.Verse I wr w fltJ .......t ms ,. 1 ..~...... 0 o-:. • companions 0 ~~ r mt n mlle ""'"' ' ·~ ....-INe-- tam Gentz 67 and his fiDrl Ru...'ll rhc angry Poor 11ew hlib speed 1.!1~;; stooo :HI ThP. two drowned when a boai :;: ,, !\lei to lhe t~wn t.oday as the reeord of tht 19:12 na- rented by the three tor a flshln« ., 0iii,i~i'l J~uckeyetAii:f; O ~ Sept 6-JNB- llevOO ~ happy marrlall'f! 11 rtP " l\llChlniJ wo!'i nu n o\\rl, tiona! air racea, with Major CRPftlzed eatur«ay night w Lan11 orrll"~ tl tl e1t.,.ct bv ~be 1 ur 11 denutles whe H Doolittle and Jaou;s G clunK ton nlll-.. ffror ellht The death of Marraret 1&· c ftl'"t a 1BO 1nv~ ga nx ' t d ilh"-1 st • h drew guns and rescued lh~ pril; uex om ne uwll n before he 'Wl\11'""fi!seued by ' •• -old Columb"' il•l who t !! reallOT! ror delay In notllylnr ••ow••d '''''' kl•"• or the •. , moJntenance-' of tu. ' Y ' them 01 the dea.t~ or Bent 1;1 lti Lt'tU1ulug thlfm w the jllll ar r.oa~t guards. c rcter ill up to local and srate au- struck and fatal1y Injured by Ill Bern was believed to have shol Aga1r> the ctcwd retmned de Doolittle won 'the 100 mllC' After sear-ching all da} yesterday Lhorltl.es he •~d The 1:itr11 - ..••bbat while swlmmlno "I " thfoull'h the •--• n• ndl•'• '''''~'' "' tile worn"· '' Thompson tt-ophy eliJISic and stt •n dt vl"rs !It Piqua returned ftom n ~ hlnwe,.. •n.mu before .... ... ld 1 d 1 d cu ' us wh ~ n -they vlolt.te tho.: Jaw are Buckeye .Lake. was lnlleaftgated jO• ...,•rrw. lnr a dresainl rooon of PlisoneL"!; a.ld knrwledgc of t!v· MW wor an Pane spee JCCOiu \Voter filled ~tone qmn r) at dusk ,,.. 1 b Haizlip ~~et a new coast to c.Jl\~l with"''' fl ndl11g anv trace of Rovada.tinl stu.tc and tederul law3 H rt•y ~.pollee who qu~tloned H~tC·~, ... , bfsa•., ful Benedict Canvon whu-eu cuts of the thlllc men ~ 10 r,..... """""'d and g,1nned h1s shi• ... ., " _ ."" .., t o Ct>- 1t "Whl takeL 32 o1 Pmtmnou.Ql. I~ up to lc.c&l ofllceti!l ooumi sherCarter of Deil\Wal l.. 0 owner CJf iJ~I\day nl&"ht hod bt>rn SJlliLted n\111.\ E t this rcmth In the ThomJJIIOil In spite 01 whofalle d l<l return from a canOf'Iff ~-; the state attorneys-g:mrral the boat ~· Me wa& a.lo.lie Jn,.the,1 hour.e after mw the .. ~hu!n s orncets w ~L" a badly Cllppled motOL In• tup and govemorR to 1>ee their ... ttl;r~, 1 ~ carter was placed under &.1'11!1ht u&.!. H"•io• ""tompanle" by John pu;p ned They hru:! lc"'k d , 1 d rh k added t 1 btdl .......,. .... ""' •• ( - ... e nev. mar s near 1> en Two young allatlon fens one a ate aw a ng IJoY deputy sherUfs and ta.(l:en to QI:Jtnichael the butlet a.nd Mrs h< lted all dc "rs u.nd k pt the mub mU~ un hour to the world land sudent pilot and the other til.s 1he fedtoral goveuunent can NewArk for questton1n1 by Bberlff CnnnJthael the eook hal\ lOne to b k aL the poml cf ~n~m plane speed ncure nbout tD to the auest and pas5en(ler were lttllfld •t l.ll"O In u.nd u&e Its pollee power.. Frstts Hoove1 &lid Coroner John 0 the home of Miss Harlow's mother The neg1o men and women were wonwn& record 16 to laflt year WILeht Fil"ld at Dayton when a t.xcept If tJt.re 1.8 lme1ference w1th Thom)l&On after the 1irl an expert lb8 Marino Belle fo\ dlnnet Sun1 n e~ t (d fcllow1nl!" tht' si:.Jy1ng or Thompson speed and lopped about motor glider powered by 'l twothe mall: t 1 condltlloJUi 8tl llti)IJI• t.. swtmmer was mangled and Intel - da) nlaht.. Con !i:Jbll a •n Norlhen and Spe one hom off <he trans~cont,ine 11 t 11 1 cyli nder enl!"11le crashed after ~e the control of state ... uthorltlel No 1 nally Injured when ee WIUI &truck A cryptic suicide note ll.ddre8!11ld 'T'h.. •• ~A~.·,' ,a:l:~c~~~~~~~~~'t~~ ~~~n~:lllln~~~n~~ ( ~ I bcDUI\ BLLWrt 111! lree time ~hlp ll.ent mlo ,, spin The young such Situation has n.rltw.n and J do while awlmmlniJ a ut 150 feet w Miss HarlOw was l~rlbed In a _...... «JUU fll ~ lll'I S wete taken out secreLh HntzhJH w1te Mrs Do• Mae ptlot lla.t> John Hamilton 21 and m. " antlc•pal" Ll hi N eb,.~o I>L• hi (rom shore r bo d boa d lief; h.iJ. 1 ll\p proxlmateJ\1 100 miles I'OSt Of l lll! btF(;JI' thf' mob ff!IU!t! 1.1 ja LI l li.t LZhp Stt tbt }C\\1 v.omen s IC 111 , ' ''""'l \tfili Burt Hetster 20 AfttJl 1c.wn OarteL is the owner of a boo:t I eer> morocco- un note k an supp v llJ J ack&mvllle m the Atlantic oceRn d s Lo 1 '"' "'' ~ It WIU" mldated andi~d been evacuated to hlgheJ Rloun.i A dl--'t 1., 1, turn • •or•ld _ ""' kev ~ 111d entered thf' JpJI cor ctvm ~;: ~ UL!:I a munopv ' v.ete or Da.tton ~... m 11 II' "" '''''''" ratm··•• whll" compaoy at Delaware He told o , I ., . ._ " '""' ... 0 th -o db ••king "''''"'"" roo ... ""'"" " ela'- \hot his vision \Hl.S obsettred Deareni Dear J\ILlUJ beth .:bores of Lh~ ILVeJ essan t.o plan• Jacksonvl1le dlre~t I - - - - - - -,'nl e r., ... r r "" 1 Wlulc tr-s th\ff a ship lor ... enjoyed an annlstlce exelui:llnk .., Unfo tllfl tel thJ 1 th only hc.uHmdl or American am! Mttxl •. ·-lh ITAII.-\N tLIER. Kll Lt:D l e program army alL wrps m~tneuv;:-rs o.t P. 1,, the t·•m Ule Hlc.ux crty a 1ea ""ndlng the by the sun and tho.t he dkl not r a Y £ £ e " ".--D Tl ~ Thompson 1Rce for $10GOO m ~ k" th II .., Bh" died In WilY tc make tlood the frllhflrul , 111 tUidents wete home!.:!)!; tmd Con•t"nlat,~ •·•·~·d h·- thlo tsemm.no rtaly Sept 0-INSnatiOnal ah LB.C£'~ Lteut Paul M "'' ''''"or mld-w,.•··<n ~·-'""'' uow egr Wa8 n " '· uu .,._..... "'" Fl\!if h 1 ll eutenanl Net! of lhe Itnl tn.Sll ptlzes and the Charle~ E p 1 vi" oLL Sioux City i'~ LJ{ILIY~ b~• 1.,_ t...- o.~ 1 Newa.1k Qlty B 08P Ita1 a. t"• I> p y w10ng I have done you and kl wlf"" tumWted ln ma.n\J~ vllluges 11.ud 1 '""'"'"" ' ' , 1ews or th"'" ptob•bllll"J Tllc.mpKOn trcp h Y whi ch h 41! .......,~ Jnc:obs was mJur~ near a 1nes"._lLI:l yelltCrdaY\ le811 than three bow-s at~ out my abject humillntlon I lo c towu1:1 focd !!Upphes we1e dflSLIOY- 1 of this c1ty ()( I80000 persons fePl Inn ah fmce .... as ktlted t.oday when I eome the world closed course spePd when he madr: a forced andil:ll. k.ell! oouUnued t.o encircle tho t ter the t.GCident. you Paul cd when the ftood swept down up- tng the full eJfP.cl of tile IHJLI"L~.:ane the seaplane he wa.s grooming [or tlnlllllc enctt'd the ten dav pNRram Jn cobs n MLlwnttk~ Wls , engiflftijt lown under crders of tlleu lci!.L.The vtctlm of the accident W11]6 A post.eerlpi read. on the homes and buildings. In Fro.ntic effort were being made an att.empl to shatteJ the world ~ nnd It wa.s Jlmn.y Doolittle s rae!:! lng offker sutrered a fraoture~d dS who declared tltere \'UIIlrt be the d.•lllllt.er of Fred H La.n\1: You understand Jut night wo..~ the Mexican klwn or Piedras Ne- io bOiud up homes a.nd business SJ)et'd record crashed in shallO\\ wa t flom the mst.ant he pulled 1115 nose and serious.. cuts ,_. . no lruoo unt.U some lllternate .It; · president of a cMumbus dry c1eon only r, colbedy' IJlll! hllndreda or 11omcleM tft <'•l houses t'r In Lake Gorda s.tllbby Wl\SP powered Gee Bee lJ!to F 1ymg hia own plane ~aro-~ ltd plan was put lnt.o effect by l,ng company What the comedy eplaOEie was •nd womttu marched on the m\ •Arter IW~hlng Great Abaco IBiand the air at lhe t..akto-otJ Corney viet! preslderJt of t.he ' ,. thf! 80Vcntor~ Thetc YIILb un out that preceded Berns death WM n nlctpu.l pa~ appealing ror food tn the Bahamas yesterday wltb an BLACKMAIL SUSPECT IIEI D Doolittle averaged 2011686 miles tr~it Tf1ust ~o tat ~~ncln~~f:'!.h.)p~ tuPak c.t vlolet\re Uler~ yet;l.eldu.Y fLYINC FAMILY IS mystery that detect.Jves todav en- C'..ellef ~ncles and autho1ltJes 80 mile an hour gale the burrlcane Clcvr laud St'pt 6 - INS--A man an hour to win and lapped every cr caY ur w n ~ In which foUl ttlltk dr\Vt!rt; ol'ere deavored to unravel Lhere ll8 well as in the other veered northwestward and today !USpected of wrlllng &everal threat othel oonlest.ftnt !laVe James R wheela cau&ht,tn high tension InJUred • cannichael said tha.t the couple t trleken oommunltles on Doth was believed t.o bl! paralleling the notul demand1ng money rrom Ella- 1 Wedf!ll or Patterson La wh:.J wns over !.he polo lc1 at C~r.~ij _, w~ on the best of tenns Jwt be - det., of the br.rrte 1 wert- r.Lmtnlnr Plorlda coast approximately 150 worlh 1 Augu.stLL"- wulth~ Clevehtnd l second w 1 ~h a speed nf 2•2496 m h s IV~n;':n~sKh Y0r:fnt~ ~n '' Slc.ux Cit Ia $epl 6 -INEI ~A e<:.penhapm Sept a.-INS-Col fore atu HarlOw departed for her e\'ely etJcrt to llltlon ou1 what· miles off Dayt.ona Be!l-Ch 1portsman and noted golfer wu Wcdcii ~ Wilhams wasp powered pertntendenf of theDaytonYI:W. desperate band nr striking !urllltj:~tl• atora:e Hutcb.lnson of Ba.U.lmore mothers home Sunday nlah& <.ver f()()(l e.ws available Storm wamlniB were ordered dis~ held ln county jail t.odo.y following racer ~u A was Injured fatally •nll ~Po due rt d by theh fanmng co11ep.&W!II IWM Ifined l.OOO D(Lnllh Kroner 'n\ey seemed to be as much In .£stlmat.es or the dead In the played today by the government hlt arreet at a lonely 00111e1 In The race paid Doolittle t 1 500 1n Mat lie Waklnl 45 -a as • JOlted Jllii throughout the gLRLn belt COQ\1"'~, (.ill:btn •250) for landlna; at Ood- love aa ever, cartnlchael declared, Hoed which hM lasted four daya weather bureaus heron:,_ Day~fr Wlllouahby where one of the let cash Wedell $2 500 Tltmer IUOO Daytoo e.utomobi.Ie accidents ~ :~ ued to blockade Iowa toadJ. 1 ~to wr&ab Greenland without officif,l Pollet plonned to quNtlon Oeorye ve.rted but It wu feared at leas~ Bee.9h Flo l'lort war to ttra to Augufllllll hRd directed the Hatzllp •I 000 and Othltw.ch !IJMJD In a pile up dunng Labor- D~~;t J.hls city tod~:~.y ~her an outliiJIU '*rrntimon en~ to BW'OJ)e With D&vla, nearo landscape Q1U'dner who 16 )(lsi their lives Damll\111 to m~~~~~; .. ~f the hurricane strlk- depot~lt of $26000 D~llttle dshoved ~he Wl~ C~; automobiLe rR(.-e5 at Dover.., ~~ ol vlc.lence in whtch 16ul Eruct Jftw r"tlylnl famUy -aald he heard I!IOme word! ol con- brldg(.a homee bulldl1llt1 B n d lng the Lower Florida coast Rnd reword spe~ recor ~.. tt. wu 1Saunders 22 of Akron aU:fterect.:t. drivers were In lUNd 1 ~ol Hutchlnaon qreed to ll)t:J the trC)Verey bietween Mr and Mr8 1a1 n11- was eat.imo.ted lrt the n'lll- n , 91 lng tht enormous properLy dam DRYS TO \\oORK HARD ;~';t8 ~~d ~: efa:1sb;'d ot. 18 t 1e~; broken collar bone and severe ~The drivers ~\Injured whi!n (!be although be said hi& new York Bern. lions ar dollars age and loa sof more ttu~n 2000 Columbus 0 Ser, 6--INS---De· Fumce clah tyears aJJo by warrant Thlet- driller& who went throudohl~ pickets attacked a truck train that ace~t had in!onned hlm the rectulr~ He aatd they hac.' hs.d some dis· ttve ht b the tempe5tuous termlned to protect the prohlbl fence at th.. same t1me eSCJtJ)e unrnn theh blockade pn hlehway 18 ed per.miMior h&d been !liven tor cUBillbn over the U.tlt Of the bomf! West P.aJ.m Beach Pia Sept 6 - ~~a ~;o~8 believed !lfJ.Si to- llon ca.UI:'f" the Ohio Anti saloon (Continued on Pa~;.e Three I hurt ~- ~ near Jam.eR Iowa Just nlne...mlleslthe JandiDS betore he left Labrador whleh Bem deeded to hll; Wlfe on Jtf8-Piorlda took a. deep breath at day b Rl tw.I'd W Gary United league today set out ~~pan a vigor- I A 40-year-old Columbus nortb of thiA Cit.y When the Both tbe Oanllh Poreiln office and their marrlap Davie u.ld he un- l'tllid ror the first Ume In llx days lilt.ateBYwea~her bureau head here oue ~ampal(ln ror the election of. SIGNS ARE J:XCOUli.AGIN"G. John Johnson was shot tind tUl trucb made the dasll the plcketll Greenland authorities den led sra.nt- dentood from the conveau.tl()r Mr.! today and began unbulltonlnK Etrorts w•re being made toda)' 19 dry rong!I:!SSmcn at the com In& Y{ UI'Igstown 0 Sept 6 - INs- In a f9.mllll quarrel HIS 18-year-ol hurled atones and clubs •t ••e _ , _1 ,. eommunloot"o with "-oot AbaSigns shof sublltantlal w• lnr ....,....,_on _Jem dealred in turn to deed her .~:tonn Eh ut.ler& ·"tl .. , \ a~ura 0 .._,., ....... 1,_ Nollc.mber eJections toda 1 thImprovement ti na wile Mrs Fre\L1a Johnson necuSed drivers Only one tl uck was stiop I Suffl<llent laBOUne Wll,6 believed hOme to her pnrenta: and Bern ob lrtm t.he Umted States wes\her land where It Wl\11 feared mueh Plans for the ew.mpai1J11 were wereh oMw"'!. I Y n U e opern o d of the ~ooting spent Labor ~:t Ita. ped Wh!lfl the plckew threw ll lUI~ llabl t l"lnAthaab r the J t Wash! to D c tha.t damage was caused by t.l\e hurrt -)lllll.pped out here yesterday at 9. t.f t e ..... on ng va. ey U"On an the city Jail "!.! va e • .... _ or wnp Ject«< • • blil'lau a ng n, ..... , r mu:\miJ of leogue workens ~1-ef!l plant& scheduled for the ftrst Leaving relatllles baMed a.s to~ 1n It s pe. th It wa.s part1aiUy to An1mape.Ut on U1.e Greenland (Continued on pap three I • the tropical hurricane which m ob~ ""' _ __ full week in September motllle Blanche Dunlap 38 a. wrecked eait cout, but tru! date of depo.rturf.! -~ Of the 83 open htmrtll furnace~ tramed nurse and mPmber of o. ~ Marvin Eyler of Cra.l~ was In· has not yet bem declded In the dl.strict 17 were meltmg mlnent family shot and kiiiPd ~ 'llool{o:rll ... Opera-.. An ..~ ·p tbft ia Quettioned f "Ut~ real _ . . .:.' w an t 111k••l "' ----Brcwnl'lVIUe Tet Sept 6-INS 1 nced the coa&t had turned north - Rushlnll' tGward the Gull of Wltld while ::~till 00 m1les onl ln the M 11:!oo turbulent nood wr.ten; of Atlantic OCean The sto1m centt"r nccc,mpnnlect by vloltont gllleH I• lho Rio o-·de lold -ae•·,,..., .. ...,.. to ad • 1m v1ng Rt the lllltc ut 10 miles pm I ·• -••r actf!s I hOtLr ....omond s oI I e.~ t.oda~ 11preudtna Lerl'Gt Ollfl llllll ' v!'!d the count1 Jacksonville Flu. l:lept 6-INSof the a<•lu•e wn~> mo- 11'he wc~t Indla.11 hunlcane which ex""cted t.o su lk c h~ lute yest.e1doy threatened loweL ,..... he ~lVIIY pqmlatu1 toue Flmlda east coast clUes this morn valley Elglneel s m1 was IC'pcrted rus hing tuwnrd of tho new •n lhl.s cHy ..., -' control s~stl!m toj At B 30 AM the barometer Leg raf)ng waters Tem tsk'rcd 2980 oft' normal hut not. an hastily lhlown unmnmlly low rending reinforced The hurrll:une rep<:~rled yesl.eulay from Greal Abaco Island Bahama:-; I •••I I I •K- •• • Jllf'll l I'' i I 1 1 j; f"INED FOR I:.ANDING '!t I wis E•rE: ~:~i.?m£:~ ~,~:, c:~::''cn~~~".'.,..~~~= ~ Oyens were al8o hurt I>Y II)'lOR 'missiles SherUI' John Da~venport raced " squad of depuUea to tbe ooene bUt m(lst of tbe pickets ha"'d liCit· tned ~fore they arrived He ml:&tl~ l'lO amsts 1.4\ter, plcketln&" was returned Dlla.r Jame~~ but by a dlf~ ferent crew or pltlt!!"s. The Injured men dedamt !.hey rould not ldentUy their 81!!allaf'!t!l They threa.tened to .llroetc:llte Jl tlie men 1RI1! arrested The lndlctinent aroused n h l:"h ttilaion ~out; the Sioux QUy area Tbe ltrlkere anO()Unced tf1 111v woulld not eaJ.I off the bloctadA, and wa.rDed rannerc~ not w tq to nm the~ blockades Th&y l&!iued 11ur:h warnlri.. 8ince the strtke (Lontlnuecs on paae t.hreel BOAt WITH FIVE, WEATHERS GALE CleVI'lim4.. Sept 6 -INs-surv~vlnt: a. aevert lake storm Vlat ~ and battered tbeJr 46 ..foot £a.tlboo.t, the ldeUa ror Ill hOun five yacht.Jo:men were due to arrive 1n1 Olevl!1and today from Port Stan)eoy Ont. The ship WM Pfl.rtlctpaUnc tn !.he CJeveiii.Dd yacht club's amwal race to Port Stanley wnen tt en ocuntered a teries of !lQualle t.hat racked the boat ~~aver-ely, •m111 ltJ held wltih water Althourh 2& ml..(el; c;.l' her eourse when tbe M:onn at$~ sided &1111 38 hOUrs laW, th2 Idellra won JICiCond &')ace In ihe rrce af• ter two Dtbef eoote11ta:r.t.a: t~ed b"Mk- The silhouette or petrolt WI1B lint. oa11ta.tn Robert MOrrow sktpJ.er· ed the etilp !\1 CLARENCE TRUE WILSON STARTS TROUBLE BY HIS ATTACK ON ~Rf'~E~~~~~~:::;r~;;.·:~~ :~;,~;J~~t~~~: "~ HO,OVER AT CONFI;'D'N(;£·, PA$T, OR'S UNFROCKING ANNOUNCED ~;:;; ~~.:.uw.. :~J:h~·~,;;r.;:•:" ~~ l§~~~ othen . 11-llfB-t Clnclrinatl. 0, BePl. l."'ha.raed with makl..iltr • political p~ ech' When he atc\UIOd Pl""::Sl• dent....Hooller of dellert.lng Ute dry fca-cee the ftr8t day he was elec::t-eel. .. Dr Clan~nce True Wllsm secretary of the ~thOdl.st Board cr TemPtranoe PI"Ohlbtti.On ana ~lo Moral$. today came Ulld8r tbe'tlre of the Oh10 M E oon:erence here open cePIIUI't: ur Dl WOII'!)'' ilu.:ouP the adDJ)tlon or a ~lu.U.on tondemnina h18 bet-.ayitH Wll~ undemtood to be \Uulet con,lderz,. tlcn bf. ofllclals of the cqnferenc.. 01 Wllf:on's attack on the P,r&l· df!nt vtere me,d.e In an a.dCire~~~ llunda.y piiJht and tn ll puliuc " •ntl A"""'' we" - --.:;;...... ; , JJtatemebt 1118Ued yeet.erday Mr ~vel' expecte us to vote tor hlm e¥en while be etnii-SCUIB.tet; prohlbltltn. Dr WllSGn decltu [(j m hiB statzment W'ued fMiel d.i.t l.n hi& Sund&y fdlht addre~ the out$0ken, clertym•n announced he Will vote for Nornfa.n Th~ . aoclalilt eandld~.te for pref!ldent. The 1)1'0p08ed refl()luttcn cliticlt~ Ina: Dr WtliOn, U was undentood Will ehan.ct:erw the clergymnne addrfe& N 'unseemly and mOflt Out ol order •• IBsuarnle of the statement Ye'!· ~~'dar on t.Qs--heels or the Sund.:\} nlaJlt: a<ldress. s~ tbe contorence wtdCb was drawing toward I'! elcse: alt!r ~parat1ve harmon!• Let UR not forget satci t.t:Le ~t::t.temmt l.hat this a.dminllltnt.· rm flt'(:ted by B. moral uprising or l'ellliY 1 000 i)(l('l majority has !l'i"(' 1 u.s a wtt ca.binet a Wlcltersha:t~ ~~ mml911lon, nine wetn and two drys Mr Hoover expects .u~ t.o vote for him whUe he emaaculatea pro· hlblt.lon because there s no place to 10 except. to 80methlng wabe The iood people and patrJota ought ta ftnd a place where we can all go He also ursed. the drya to 'Induce eena.tor Borah wlUl a prosper .,.Unlnl mate "\o com& out &n Jnde})eod.ents tm the '- prealdentlal tiek& Ohlffl!l: was abo made tbat the1'8 i8 11 mllUonatrc& COJUI'ptraey on, to gel a monopoly of the returned al cobd bustne&fi WI they now have the monoJ)oly of ammmution In temntlonal bankers al!:io ure crt tlclzed Th~ Ides or November the statement said wtll detennJ!le whether the c-.aurse of prol\fbltlon 1.5 to be crucl!1ed bet•een l~o thieve~~ As the eonlerence went Into Ita last 3eSI'IIOns lodav announcement of the expulsion of Rev Hury F Dye or Pomerm 0 \\M made He hQd been (';011Victed of drunkenneu; aud neilect of hUi farolly at a cJ,Url'h trial • New assi&nmeqts o1 pastors. were to be read tod~ lmmecflateiy betore adJOurnment r"' p1pe fitter clarence BOLJVlANS WANT found dead ln his Clnclnnall o.nd WAR DECLARED have died from T Burrus 33 oC El•llno~eld La. Pu Bolivia. Sept 6--lNS- A tolly InJure-d In a bill wa.a presented to conp-es.s today and Homer Orny calling tor Bll immediate declars ClfY died or hurts tLOn of war upon Pa.ragua~ Ills automobile &kidded Into a The bill was preeented by deputy aL lilprln&'neld Molina, UIJ.Inll' open warfare upon VIr tim of R hit 8klp dJ'lver Para&Ua)' fbt her aci.lvltles in the mg the na.tlonal air races disputed Cha~ regiOn 1 55 yea1-r.ld untdentu\ed Pre8entatton ,~f tbe blll rollowed kncc k£.d down and reportR that. A::n: Brazil Chtle In Cleveland Tbe and Peru were rlnr ror an Clevels.nd s only tramc economic bloc Paraguay and tltt" week-end holliday Dollvla. by d.eclariniJ tlti!lm m a. !il.ate of BeUiierency Philadelphia Sept ~:IN_.s--.1,: Such act.ion \fnlhl be taken under 1and n wome.n were .::::c..-:;" th~ Hague eon\'mant or 1907 j IConllnued on pap wa1 I ' �• TU!:SDA \' , SIP('!lM8ER 6, 183~ T J! B,_D~ ~~~ !iJ.JiV N E Oldo.-..., ;::;;::;:;:::;:::=~A=no::-t-he_r..'o,..-r-l-lc~l;lpM'::ij ' We....,Hnlr•_.. I.-;.:: . l""'"" ia)'illl 0!>autt WILh Teua l•s!T.. -..d. ~our,_. - 1a 111 - ~ i liiCtlft ar 11n1 ._utr tor~- tbf; 11!:11f 1!1121" _.,.. - - ..,. " .. ,··?• ,..... ,.....,. ~ . . , _ bowe;q -- ..•• eu"Uf'a& Pnld kim..,n. 1nc . DelhiHM 87 Qne Week ~ j. Tbe uw. 'far ,.. IN "'M>•· ....,. IUbmiaolon "' ..... .'lilt bOI ........... ... "' I I Columba.r eutain ~o .... lbetr -..I'QOID5 I I / .' c.m. Hayes . ..,.,..,"..;., act 'fWpeJ'&tllft at. 1:.,1Uch a b \'!e Q.[. beft: lhou1d t!XJ)kdi ! One Month One Yea r , ~tlm ;;;;N" Am.erteans • \ ot bl"t'wmu&en. The folln I oa~ .,.t.,.., ue ·hperta oo bopl, dextrine and 1 not LO mention yeut. l - · prokloo ...~ 1•!111-Tbe: Food and Drua: Act. ol IIIOG Oltlld beer at- food And we UU QUt ~ -tro6e:Oee near th~: c:hb:l ----- Mlltt N•t Deface Cur"•'7 h 18 n~Jt unh•" rut to 11--trv.r j 1 Onih•d ColomsbuJ' ld"" Popul:rt ll'otill · JOO R001111 with B.ch at l-2 10 $1-·No Hiai>P" Slall!l eQITt!tlq It I~ uul•• CELEBRATES 4NNJVERS~HY Mr and Mrs Charles l: Buf.cher of Grant street celebrated their thtrt.y etght.h wedding anniYersan reeently Those present were Mr and Mrs Pearl But.cher and daugh ers, Mary Agnes, Bet.ty Lee and Margaret Ann or Eul Liverpool Mr and Mrs U.ter S Mead and Sto·JCO~nd n.,~ueo I '"• •· • I Pwleral eervtces for Frank McEl - Yorll. Clly Mr• 11nd Mrs V 0 f'u lhinney, 71 years or aa:e we rt! con - lert.u u 11.nd three chtldren of Lakeducted Tue&day at l 30 o cJoeiC rrom woad Mr a nd Mn. C 8 BmiU't t.he M E Church at !llwr ftun and M:ra' M M Lesher and two son~> with Rev: P I O&.rdndr ortlcl""~bliP o1 Portla.n(l, Or!! Burlal In charge or Ri.wllna:s w¥ ~ r and M1 s Fred MB.rs{la.ll and mAd.e In the Graft! Hllot cemetery dauah.ter M.argat et v!.Stl.ed Sunday Cheob!re wiL11 Uu! formers mothn at CornMr McElhinney Passed IIW"Y Sun day evenin& al hts home on Stoty s Run. He had been In allin& health !or several years He leave~ his wlte, two daUghters and one son F'ort ! Wen ~ ~U1ftnl and Pa.b· r sUnc ourselves a.nd. tre know &be ex- • Mat Y Lou and son11 Robert and WllCONDUCTED TUESDAY 1lHd M1&li Marjorie Wrla:h t of New Hotel &ta1. 1 aut. wt ftrD \bem thaUt33 tnD We've ~ O'JB' a ~ nar• of home beerlnlanq we won't lland for torertor ~ Middleport - .News MCELRINN£Y FUNERAL STOP AT THit I -~ ..... '' In ...,.a If"· beed 1a oom:1na m oo t:;r.: U111l • or t.be Novembtr nve Ulac. they en \ tO!.n& W'O'P'td ...., :n'lnl we urlly 10 L:o 1nd ~ 1D ".bem· f NA.'I!ONAL "!'l'J!l'l'l8010 ~ENTATIVE8 ~­ other I=. . . _..,"'' ...- . . . . lNI, ac. ~ ,_ ~ •• I 21 I I.,, Ml 0 1 - I. JlLI.• ~ DoiiJ Ui!l . . . . . - - - ....-...,. ~ ....... ltcoad ~ ........ 0. , ....., M -. ... &hat 104. U&. 'l'tllO!DAT, >!!Pl'DDilllt, 1111 - · OJDO. 'l'llllll>ILT - Gi.li.OLI I I I 1 fUl to (tffat.oe L:nlled :-,,att>S cu,rrenCJ or biUliJUte , t~ln! IIDd ft' SIMI to c•rru\alion I--- tb;e,.. l :.::::::.:: . . I' Final Auetlon Sale BY I ' Middleport Merehaats •n Mill Street •• • Friday Nicbt, Sept. 9 ~. ' Middleport Business Men's Association 11 • 'Uielll IIIIIUIIII"h I illlh;rmJUm~mil II IWUCRUAII:t'~··~r u:nutWUIUaum& . ' .:lad 'allherMI • ., ~ h11 arNs. She eJUDI to hun, rmn1 t.o 'IJihl h71terical Wee)Unl, DID YOU EVER ·sTOP TO THINK! ••1 oar.e. 1111trf • • bad11't been 1n t~e fi.1 tbeJ I'd nev11r have gotten tanRie~ up w 1 t h Jimmie. But that's lht 1t does matler By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma Ml runny thmg about 1t-m.y fortuDef weren't 1n any fb at all- il onlll Aunt Pam hadn't butted ln." ''Ob, it waa all ao unnecessary know/~e ho~e We h&ve oodle3 of nioncy. l!'iltee.t dollar& Enourb to II vi ••• require• oo attention. DOt t.ea o•hna. h• t«()td 1M depeadable lowcon rebll!jeratioa JS uam ..cbecL Gln~IDI whiCe abinttl an all ...... porcelaJD lioed., aad equipped w.W. 11luliaa sbtilfCit, There i. l she aad • m~el to encd1 meet ,our .....,. A boosting Sjlirit teaches you first to · eity, then to go ahead with a real knowledge of it and a vision of a still greater city towards which your hopes, you:· thoughts and toil am huilrling for the yeaJ·s to come: •••••• The general who led his troops to battle to defend his country armed only with peace treati~ would be certain to suffe'r de· feat at the hands of ljn army armed with heavy artillery, machine guM, tanks and airplanes. That general would be rega:·ded as mad and would command no confidence among the • people of his country. •••••• !f0UTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC Co. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO, • • SEPT. 10.11 tSA.TtTRDA Y -SUNDA Yt Lv Wllll&ma&e1iffi 't;!'2 P. M /Sept. 10.) Ret lll"ll1ng Lv ,cleveland 1 00 p m Sept 11 Lv Akron 8' 10 p. m. ~t. 11 Spenll SIUMia.J• Sept. 11, hi. OhloB Interatin1 clt.ll!....-many points • .,' As aopu UK wa~ g~jnJtlo c"mp~liln. 1 il WM!J -.nnounced that Sp~uk;et Juhn Varucr W4shlnJtpn Ill a Hhort ttmc to dli'ICUmi lh e lhe ll.~puhhcar.a hegan to perk uJr again f,!:x-Scn.pt.tJr tJciJm haM come out for (,u ve tnur Hom~c­ \Cll f.ir prc11114ent. A.no~bcr tough hreah. fm th!! Demo· t:flll:i. Elviq~~l)f the heal of the oun dunn11 dog day• " a httlc 111or~ j!QWerful t~•n uo~al The Domu<r•t• uro u >W elarmiiJ¥ 10wa fi>r flgo•evolt. .. '- ' '· ~· 1 ..• ••., ,. .. of lntereat tO see and nwneroua forme of eatertatnment. At Clllnlanii-Della'htful Lake Brie bllbllll -.....,lao DIIO· baD, Cleveland Ind1anl VII New York Yankf(!S, with BABE BUTH, the Home RWl Klnr. In action At AKron-See World's largest Hanpr and ll'fl,t Navy Dtrillble under comtruetlon C.Hee, S..,_wlolta Betreth· ..,.... ~tmld tbroaa'h Train SeeUe ~• Ul!UY llt"advance io Insure acoomodat.loDL Baltimore & Ohio R. R. The way to sell merchandise, farm l,ands, o:· anything el~<e fo:· that matter, is to advertise it unUI you sell it. •••••• As for stories that this or that interests can hold up the March o~ Progress, there may be, of course, instances of obstruc· tion, but taken generally, such allegations can be utterly rejected. ProgreM i.Pirrestible and not so unkind to existing institutions and arrangement' as sensation-mongers would sometimes have us think. , , ,.. •• ~ .. , "f'''"'l • '. ....... In some cities the city-killers are just alive enough to handicap local newspapers at times. But the time doesn't usually last long. The booster-spirit of newspapers brushes aside such handicaps and continues on the March of Progress along the road that leads to a better, busier city . ••••••• A good athletic training Is not only a means to health and strength, but It iRan education in 2jelf control, obedience and cooperation, all of which are ~f no small impmtance in the battle of life. ...... ,.. .. Cities that do not believe in advertising themselves are stead· ily retiring into the background. �• TU!:SDA \' , SIP('!lM8ER 6, 183~ T J! B,_D~ ~~~ !iJ.JiV N E Oldo.-..., ;::;;::;:;:::;:::=~A=no::-t-he_r..'o,..-r-l-lc~l;lpM'::ij ' We....,Hnlr•_.. I.-;.:: . l""'"" ia)'illl 0!>autt WILh Teua l•s!T.. -..d. ~our,_. - 1a 111 - ~ i liiCtlft ar 11n1 ._utr tor~- tbf; 11!:11f 1!1121" _.,.. - - ..,. " .. ,··?• ,..... ,.....,. ~ . . , _ bowe;q -- ..•• eu"Uf'a& Pnld kim..,n. 1nc . DelhiHM 87 Qne Week ~ j. Tbe uw. 'far ,.. IN "'M>•· ....,. IUbmiaolon "' ..... .'lilt bOI ........... ... "' I I Columba.r eutain ~o .... lbetr -..I'QOID5 I I / .' c.m. Hayes . ..,.,..,"..;., act 'fWpeJ'&tllft at. 1:.,1Uch a b \'!e Q.[. beft: lhou1d t!XJ)kdi ! One Month One Yea r , ~tlm ;;;;N" Am.erteans • \ ot bl"t'wmu&en. The folln I oa~ .,.t.,.., ue ·hperta oo bopl, dextrine and 1 not LO mention yeut. l - · prokloo ...~ 1•!111-Tbe: Food and Drua: Act. ol IIIOG Oltlld beer at- food And we UU QUt ~ -tro6e:Oee near th~: c:hb:l ----- Mlltt N•t Deface Cur"•'7 h 18 n~Jt unh•" rut to 11--trv.r j 1 Onih•d ColomsbuJ' ld"" Popul:rt ll'otill · JOO R001111 with B.ch at l-2 10 $1-·No Hiai>P" Slall!l eQITt!tlq It I~ uul•• CELEBRATES 4NNJVERS~HY Mr and Mrs Charles l: Buf.cher of Grant street celebrated their thtrt.y etght.h wedding anniYersan reeently Those present were Mr and Mrs Pearl But.cher and daugh ers, Mary Agnes, Bet.ty Lee and Margaret Ann or Eul Liverpool Mr and Mrs U.ter S Mead and Sto·JCO~nd n.,~ueo I '"• •· • I Pwleral eervtces for Frank McEl - Yorll. Clly Mr• 11nd Mrs V 0 f'u lhinney, 71 years or aa:e we rt! con - lert.u u 11.nd three chtldren of Lakeducted Tue&day at l 30 o cJoeiC rrom woad Mr a nd Mn. C 8 BmiU't t.he M E Church at !llwr ftun and M:ra' M M Lesher and two son~> with Rev: P I O&.rdndr ortlcl""~bliP o1 Portla.n(l, Or!! Burlal In charge or Ri.wllna:s w¥ ~ r and M1 s Fred MB.rs{la.ll and mAd.e In the Graft! Hllot cemetery dauah.ter M.argat et v!.Stl.ed Sunday Cheob!re wiL11 Uu! formers mothn at CornMr McElhinney Passed IIW"Y Sun day evenin& al hts home on Stoty s Run. He had been In allin& health !or several years He leave~ his wlte, two daUghters and one son F'ort ! Wen ~ ~U1ftnl and Pa.b· r sUnc ourselves a.nd. tre know &be ex- • Mat Y Lou and son11 Robert and WllCONDUCTED TUESDAY 1lHd M1&li Marjorie Wrla:h t of New Hotel &ta1. 1 aut. wt ftrD \bem thaUt33 tnD We've ~ O'JB' a ~ nar• of home beerlnlanq we won't lland for torertor ~ Middleport - .News MCELRINN£Y FUNERAL STOP AT THit I -~ ..... '' In ...,.a If"· beed 1a oom:1na m oo t:;r.: U111l • or t.be Novembtr nve Ulac. they en \ tO!.n& W'O'P'td ...., :n'lnl we urlly 10 L:o 1nd ~ 1D ".bem· f NA.'I!ONAL "!'l'J!l'l'l8010 ~ENTATIVE8 ~­ other I=. . . _..,"'' ...- . . . . lNI, ac. ~ ,_ ~ •• I 21 I I.,, Ml 0 1 - I. JlLI.• ~ DoiiJ Ui!l . . . . . - - - ....-...,. ~ ....... ltcoad ~ ........ 0. , ....., M -. ... &hat 104. U&. 'l'tllO!DAT, >!!Pl'DDilllt, 1111 - · OJDO. 'l'llllll>ILT - Gi.li.OLI I I I 1 fUl to (tffat.oe L:nlled :-,,att>S cu,rrenCJ or biUliJUte , t~ln! IIDd ft' SIMI to c•rru\alion I--- tb;e,.. l :.::::::.:: . . I' Final Auetlon Sale BY I ' Middleport Merehaats •n Mill Street •• • Friday Nicbt, Sept. 9 ~. ' Middleport Business Men's Association 11 • 'Uielll IIIIIUIIII"h I illlh;rmJUm~mil II IWUCRUAII:t'~··~r u:nutWUIUaum& . ' .:lad 'allherMI • ., ~ h11 arNs. She eJUDI to hun, rmn1 t.o 'IJihl h71terical Wee)Unl, DID YOU EVER ·sTOP TO THINK! ••1 oar.e. 1111trf • • bad11't been 1n t~e fi.1 tbeJ I'd nev11r have gotten tanRie~ up w 1 t h Jimmie. But that's lht 1t does matler By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma Ml runny thmg about 1t-m.y fortuDef weren't 1n any fb at all- il onlll Aunt Pam hadn't butted ln." ''Ob, it waa all ao unnecessary know/~e ho~e We h&ve oodle3 of nioncy. l!'iltee.t dollar& Enourb to II vi ••• require• oo attention. DOt t.ea o•hna. h• t«()td 1M depeadable lowcon rebll!jeratioa JS uam ..cbecL Gln~IDI whiCe abinttl an all ...... porcelaJD lioed., aad equipped w.W. 11luliaa sbtilfCit, There i. l she aad • m~el to encd1 meet ,our .....,. A boosting Sjlirit teaches you first to · eity, then to go ahead with a real knowledge of it and a vision of a still greater city towards which your hopes, you:· thoughts and toil am huilrling for the yeaJ·s to come: •••••• The general who led his troops to battle to defend his country armed only with peace treati~ would be certain to suffe'r de· feat at the hands of ljn army armed with heavy artillery, machine guM, tanks and airplanes. That general would be rega:·ded as mad and would command no confidence among the • people of his country. •••••• !f0UTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC Co. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO, • • SEPT. 10.11 tSA.TtTRDA Y -SUNDA Yt Lv Wllll&ma&e1iffi 't;!'2 P. M /Sept. 10.) Ret lll"ll1ng Lv ,cleveland 1 00 p m Sept 11 Lv Akron 8' 10 p. m. ~t. 11 Spenll SIUMia.J• Sept. 11, hi. OhloB Interatin1 clt.ll!....-many points • .,' As aopu UK wa~ g~jnJtlo c"mp~liln. 1 il WM!J -.nnounced that Sp~uk;et Juhn Varucr W4shlnJtpn Ill a Hhort ttmc to dli'ICUmi lh e lhe ll.~puhhcar.a hegan to perk uJr again f,!:x-Scn.pt.tJr tJciJm haM come out for (,u ve tnur Hom~c­ \Cll f.ir prc11114ent. A.no~bcr tough hreah. fm th!! Demo· t:flll:i. Elviq~~l)f the heal of the oun dunn11 dog day• " a httlc 111or~ j!QWerful t~•n uo~al The Domu<r•t• uro u >W elarmiiJ¥ 10wa fi>r flgo•evolt. .. '- ' '· ~· 1 ..• ••., ,. .. of lntereat tO see and nwneroua forme of eatertatnment. At Clllnlanii-Della'htful Lake Brie bllbllll -.....,lao DIIO· baD, Cleveland Ind1anl VII New York Yankf(!S, with BABE BUTH, the Home RWl Klnr. In action At AKron-See World's largest Hanpr and ll'fl,t Navy Dtrillble under comtruetlon C.Hee, S..,_wlolta Betreth· ..,.... ~tmld tbroaa'h Train SeeUe ~• Ul!UY llt"advance io Insure acoomodat.loDL Baltimore & Ohio R. R. The way to sell merchandise, farm l,ands, o:· anything el~<e fo:· that matter, is to advertise it unUI you sell it. •••••• As for stories that this or that interests can hold up the March o~ Progress, there may be, of course, instances of obstruc· tion, but taken generally, such allegations can be utterly rejected. ProgreM i.Pirrestible and not so unkind to existing institutions and arrangement' as sensation-mongers would sometimes have us think. , , ,.. •• ~ .. , "f'''"'l • '. ....... In some cities the city-killers are just alive enough to handicap local newspapers at times. But the time doesn't usually last long. The booster-spirit of newspapers brushes aside such handicaps and continues on the March of Progress along the road that leads to a better, busier city . ••••••• A good athletic training Is not only a means to health and strength, but It iRan education in 2jelf control, obedience and cooperation, all of which are ~f no small impmtance in the battle of life. ...... ,.. .. Cities that do not believe in advertising themselves are stead· ily retiring into the background. �\ "AlliPOliC 0 ~ • INVtZ .ftQBII!t 'ftJ ~ II ~DYU.TJSUIG n .!=T&-QN . '. ' ' ..•• " ' - -{1' i - tZL,......,._..., Jlr. ".... ,,,.,..,,w .....w....tb JAPAN CONSln£ftS OCCUPATION !:.ot.:.'!...::t:'~...~~:·r.:·r . , ufii!!O'pgor w .P&J' eQ.:~lwc' ot 1 f.1-;~Sr.r~:~~: ru!~_:=..,.""!ft:' ·~~;':OF MANCHUKUO ''FRIENDLY ACT' ~J:::'""'"''•ndtbot~-· We with Btta. torn'ltr "I am eruteavorlnl seclw>e Jap ~l't ~Ill =~y at once. coroner HanlOn tQOk • a.m. A. N. Bowman . ch&r~e of the body and after a pol- J MJII lldlth 8wan10n 6penl Mon 1tl\-e ldtnWklat.Wn. butl~al W&l made. d&J In Coklmbu!. It wa1 ntJtltnownwhel;herCle.thhacl Mr. an.d Mrs. P~Jruum Haskins Deeu met accidmtat, tUlclda.I ~ : and Mr. and Yn. John Bcbrell1er whether or not murder had been tpcnt Ptlda.y wlth Loultie H· 1kell at TJ'IIe (\0 ,t.) tOe oommltted. Nela'hbora heJd no Orown OUy. \~ason for beUeviDI the IM~ter. how· 1 Mr. and Mu A Archibald of ever. Charleston vllllted wllh Mrs. StanUnt 1 ley Pl)'tnale recently. ). Mr. and Mra. Harry Dext.er o.t11 alWNI wl\11 PiN~ 1 . . ltVTT R.JTIS SUNDAY teni:led the Richards atld Reese re· ~ger~l ~rvlOetl ror ; WilHam union &t Tyn Rhos church Sunday. 1 Q)DifiCIUU¥1 ~ for prloe ol Wffit 6l, whO died Friday nl&b1- at · Judge w. R White spent Tburs• : ll~ here. were condUCted a.t ~ 1ay tri Columbus on bus mes. {)(alli!;:UUfl lDMiilou& fen' prll:4 Ol tH'ti! ' Ollve M:, 1:. church 8und&y eJ- 1 MW Jean daUKhter of Mr and noon witH trurtal at Waterloo , Mrs Adolph Henke hati ;·eturned ....... Tbo t o - .w oladl> ....,. >~ r~~..~~:,';~~:·~:F~=~ -- d dea&Hd. 10 tbat .he copy ad II ~repared w. liucll • =OM't.ou t.o grin& t.be pa.t.al ........ ~ ·ou. 'fbe t.!:' , .. ""-''""·. - ' ..- lly PALS----- ··-- -..~~.--.. ~, l I •1 ME- M.A.. I M BE:Dl ,q r,... lhe moWl!2 9 Locala Win From Midd· leport .!b The 'Count Of 4 To 1 IS WELL Thr\lllllt; · PLAYED ~c! To Be Staged At 8:t5 Torliah~ be wli-p1tc~ Lohle Wbo ~ slnJ~ JeOQQII BJ\fi tblrtl wbeaKe.he ICOI' Oh a hU by Grate . Parfitt aJ.a followrd wiLh another blnale but · tJlll one wasted . Tqe winners scored. ij1 the frame when Wat&on Urat aafe on Auder801l'' error. u:c ·__ c. Lo lltiCOnli - lll!fe1! C.ntiJIIj, Twice To R11n ~en -li>Jc 3poreCI on <:ri-ow'a h.t •• third. wqen Rli&l¥~1' out Demoskey, qye was doubled on a perfect throw bY tbe t~r:nter tlelder; The fourth. sixt.h and seventh I&W 11. run PU&htd 0\1r lor the- winners bringing tbelr total to fOur. Green led the way l.o the batters with four hlta. · I Stri_DI To 10' ~ai1J!t I €UBi-BREAK EVEN i' ~rc ..lyn, i 8n•wn•, Giants l,ncl A.tl!lelica, Lote Two Gal\Uio t\a.ch "., . ·-·-sychft' Sterrett- In the Arms ofMorpheus- --·- ------- TrtEM ·~~~~~~ff~:C OOJPinl which th.rft !"PI'! b~ed. Ute frame tn ~ t.tw run • • marked ® oru1 !h lJ>la 111o Middleport f:ltY• received eonalderable a.W !rpm Ul411r a4ylflloff on I For COLDS, C01]GH8 AND HER . was born and r{:l\red In Gal- 1 ' ~ ~ OOunty, coming to Oa1lt.polM I rom Ca.dmus. several ~eal'$ ago. p\&billbers wUl bf reaVOM'blf He is surviyL'<I by his wUe, his , ~r 01'·~ iPcOrtCCt lnaertlOD tothu, and tlle fOltowtn ·"' chlldrcu :f~ imverttaetl.lent.. Errorl W)'mnn. of Oa\Upolls; Ray!Tnnd, of I advenw ~.:~en\8 6houla be r.."S)Ql' Cleveland; e.nd Bcrtl.na at bome~ retul\1 thtuu il!fl.\terect alx of llwn one co u. lnniar to 11& ~' !""'"· 'f ~ 0 J"'d!'4 lnnl!lf I~ 1.0 me 1'0QD'I.Ibate , t Ute doc in t l.aL anese reoovnU1on at our coun:ry. of· it." Yn. Earl Of.m_pMU LJ tptntlirll a 11)1'r0&'8 J!IOTE t IF...... 101 ~hlcll 1l U' e 0 UIW I 8 1 We wm neaou:te a trealy wtth Ja~ ooru:lUilOD, O~bl ca.rrh1d week ln OCiumbul bdan ,Jolnln& the th1nl ol a -w of llrilc* bu- w founded eQUII. OP· pa.n reeoanlslnr t.he latter's special her hUiband: who b tmplOJed ln ed -. t...as wHb Use Vkt~•m•e~er ~rt':u' for all. we will halw none rtaht.a Ul Manchuria. U.s peculiar hlnwtlf t.o • atan111'1alr tnnlr: a.dCindnnatl. . ., Fanlp . . . . , ol tJae ...., .U.Wi of auberlortt7 complea. H'(.ncmJc problema due to It& tnsu- m...Wn. " A\ ttle momen"" h.., u.\d , ''1 aotl · Mia!! V\ola Obm-lnftoa, Dt Ch.i· "' Maoebl$• at. tM eapllaJ. "To au@ t.n e)(tent 1.1 t.hl.l t.tue. tar · posltlo'n, and lta needs or mlli· caao and Wll trene DtlQ. ol CJ.a.a&ellUII', )baehuil.. I our arlllJ leaden leature the otl'l· tary dett116t!. The matter of the alder Manchukuo a bet.ter t .at.-e to JacJr:aon were t.be IUIIII.I of ~tr Br JOHN GOJ:ITI: ctn Wbo hav• come he1e from Japanne Le~ Terrlt<Jry in Man· hn tn the Japan: lt Ia a 11\.nd ot coutlna, Wrt. 1\, A. HowtU Uld t.Uu IHB Stall Ootmpondent 8hanatW DJM!r&Uona, on the ditf~- ~ churta dou not come- Within thtlll! proa~ec\a, a country Ol ·t.h.e ruture .'' Irene Oatn, Jut TI'Mk. v-•--"''-• .....,. Ia •-p• ence between what. !I\. happen propo&ed ne,otlatio!ll." Mr. and Mn. Pn.pkUn 8tn1th. _.......... ur • «:~~e "" here and wh•t toot Plio«! \.her . Sh&nllOil S.UCk anct tp.Ril~r -o.IN8-'"l1le Japoaneee unt)' ope.· . ~ pirit wltb whitt'\ t.hey appr011.ch There iB llllmetbln& st.r1U111e In Sa rAA AndttiOn na 11 e rt~ itftflr ate. 1n Manc~ukuo u a force .rf l:.he te.ll:lm\1 ot YanchWnfo mu•t tlllklnl wl~l a Japanese who d.eal b spending two weeka wl Nlatives 1904 wilL ;J:t 1Joe1 not. come u m be (If a dlft'erent ord.er. The result tn a detached way with lhe land in Mtnne 110 ta. ~y ol oonqueat." Vke MiniSter ul 111 that 1 ulr: you tr you have seen of hl6 birth, but by aona~ prOf·eq Ml' fOrelln Aft'atn Ohuhl told_J,le to- anrtblnl; but the amoothNt rela· Ohuhi at.~CCtS~fUlly ;ave tbe 1m· ·----dv. "Wbat Japa.n bu done lD tkmt between the JapDneae troop& presslon t.hat he ha.d thrown ott his ~hurta hu been done lp the and. the piellpk. l:verywhe~ they Japanese nationality "knd compleLeRallr~ Hlth ia AI• sp\llt. of $ltniblm-the lrlendtJ aet are Wlllkom:ed u dflivtrefl and rea.t'Pthe4 b1rru;eU m his &dopte,d '1'11,. l'l'-fiUIIulu IIIUJII l.H lu 1tu· Of a nel-.hbortni na.tlo.n." torerl Of and order.'' · rt~Fe of dh-ector of Ma.nchukuos l ,\ 1ait•.; uwuntuln~. Jn I he northw~>flt· " Not ooly ia t.ha.t t!le e&~e alllOlll peace L lnternattono.l dest.lny. 1 had the lm · In answer to my Question t.l 1 ~ pression that he frequently did not 1.rn 11 ~r 1 uf I be M¥...,ntlllt' Jli'O\'lnce U)e 011Wtal')l" ht continutd "but lt. ,, 11 &'IO true iha.t the chief 'taa~t or when tbe Japanese 11.rmy wou see e~e to eye with hls formet• col- · ot .\1"llwtJr.i. dt.tlil! lo the twmndnr-' t.h" Jape,neae p:ndarmerMI In Man- lnve )ianchwl.a, Mr. -·nMhl .,poke leaa;ue~ of the Tokyo Porelin omce or Chll4>. Throuwh It lltlll a :.:r ... tl cbUil:\JO 1.1 to prevent dvUJan Jt.l)· l~nkl.Y. . a!Uwugh he asaured me In answer 11111rwl. ut 1tn t•lenttlon or IUH."' rt•el anese elements !rom takiN advan"It is lmposstDJe Lo !JUt 8 Ume t.o my qu e:;tlon, that he thought the \11 hu1' )<t u ll' l't>l, r""-"'"~'~ t lw trans t.a&e of the natives m1 t.he ba:il& limit.' he sa4 ·'Maru:hukuo ha.s no I Jop~nese government ~aw the future (11 1•\ll~<•n tnl lnlll'o~ul bciW<!t'U Uul"n"" tb&t they are acoompe.nytna a vic- , e.rmy upon which u. can depend for 1 u! Manehukuo just as he d!d. AT ALL DBIJGCIBT! r Aire:< Hwl \llltnu,lit~n. t.ol'IOWi military maclUne. 'I1lat Is the prescrvaUon of peace or the de· "Japan lmowa very well that an # I ', ClCh~,:e l;:n tiJhi·lldt· I •• ,_ 'I'IJEDAY, atl"'l'¥M.BER 8, 18301 :\,!4n. Raymond Irioo ::_ .a. NMY .Appa Pllmall. Craft spent the BODY POU!fO IN <lUU weelr: enit and holiday wuh her p&r· Jr(1Minl tot two weeiU, U,e bod,y , entc. r ol tieR Kllnp, • was round ln t.b-a i MJII!I ()llve Wilaon is home after R&oooon creek. n-.r blnfton, it.bne w.ek' vl.ttl. with her a:randrrtd'F· ma liody waa bloated and motl)er :wn. H. J . Price 11.nd ram~poeed rrDm t.he t1rne tn 't.bf U)' at Patriot.. wat.er. T. H. Ramy of 1 Or. and Mra. several bcva ..i.o.ulnt near the lfQnt.on, a. 1r. ltowm.9.tl or Wuhinl· " -.. fPOf. wtJ.•re the bo<b' Wt.~ t ound • 1kiP. D · 0 ·• and Mn c · c · Roee and made the dJKovery and. rewrted lt. ! Cit.~ht.tr. IPIDt Thuriday with Mr. cJ..U,,lF llll = l ' ..-- ··----~~~---, 1 10 I •• SUIT FILED t Mo adwrUaemt'!lt Wi..l bfJ t.UtD al , ...,~ ·~ to. suit has he~ Uled In the com· ltlu thaD 11. mtnlmunt Cbar'lt . 1 IWtut¥-Gve ecntll [or eacn ;.nee~\ tnOn pleas by J'ranciB l!l. Kerr ·VI. ! AI and Retha Thbvenln !or Judf- ; lloo. menl on two promissory nbi.PB and 1 groct:ry a~count. The Judgmeo t 1 Wtked ror by the plaintiff Is .-.,n.21. fqr . ' Rent- ' ; B.L.\ZER 8f:RVtCF. : Funen.l aervlces for MIS~; Fv'tlyn FOR 1\.ENT-Apatrttntnt over Phil· llp ~ ston> ~n Maitl street. Oall :softun, Phone lll·X. !riA~~~· Pl:~=~~ :~dana! ~r:. =~ 8-3l~t. I leld Blazer nee.r Mina Ch11pel, were conducted Sunday afternoon with burial In the Chapel cemetery. S ~••· MiK. She had been ln Ill health for ~evernl months and death was not P,\RM POR sALE-Thirty acres. unexpected. two mtlea below Middleport near Sh-e Is ~;urvlved by her parflnt.<J HobtiQn shop~~. Houue and barn. md scvct·u.• bt others and slstet·s l~~orse orott&rd of apple.s, peaches Lmd other fl'uits. Oood fruit and RADIO STATION rmltry ·farm at a very low price. 0 p , Roush, Cheshire, 0., R. D . for ' ••c~~~~r~~~di~ s7at~~. No. 2. nade p081;1ble when I i 1 ; 1 1 • 1 · an ,;:;~c~~~~ ;' local st~· '.Jon, WBHOD. operated by W. D o.nd Donald G. Neal, was ilven a llcem·~. ral.!llng Ita wave lem:th. The Loti-· st&tlon ha 'l been conducted In the past on a short WfWe length Bnd now l,.OST--Camoo brooch, white &old t.Jto.t It hU boon allowed 1\ license frame Reward. Horne t.unctry with a rreater wave JcnfiU1, the ow· 9·6·3t nen are hopeful that It may culmlCo., Mtddlepol't. ................. nate In a broadCMtlng station of X!nsldnable slze. DIY ' Wkly , 9·1·2t. 9 ~ 6·2t; -- ..... --- . -- twot.he ro.lds held here. Cromley As a r~11Ult or raids, Neloon ami 0 culumbUJ. Ohio UIO Roomll ou. ....,, mon,, ind Jr.· B.\TH &1..:, • ROOM • AND ·. ·~ r.:oFP£1: t411Q .~ J~ -', ~ - · · • ~ ' , ;~;;f;~~~~~~;::;;;;,;;~;;;;"'""".;;;.'~ fe 1~~ :;:;:e~n~:~ed nf~~~c~tc:l~\.:{d ! W!tta C!Fh bcfore: Mnyor A. J. SLt)f· 1 Bakll Reduced O""''INO I UQUOR CONFISCATED 1 SlxLy bottles of home trew beer · and nine pints of bootleg whiskey were confllcated b~ local oftlccrs Ill HOTEL - ..1 '.:.OLIJMB~' &00"1:8 ••• ~he 11.1.' f l I ~ ~ IInder Mame' Maaarement AL6A CO URI' HU'fF.L Nt.w ~m)'ma, Fl11rlda · -111 iWt.JIIli!--JO BaUll, ~...,.... ••nlka.tL11 \\'rile: t'ur Buoille& and RaW James H. Butler, Manaa:er -,....,._.,_,._=....=---==~ d!lftlult oi paymen! 1 bo~h Wf!l:'e sen~ t.o jail. Th~ ~we ra ldb wrre '..N I'\1-\ maW! simulla uevusly b)' StleJ·ifl Swau801l a.n;l • Clfcf Ft•alcy o.t SmclWu's au..•E te!il I " ul.h residence on 0"-1£ ,:lOLE . ¥bU IOt ~U"-1 LIQHT "l"e.LEcl~A~H cl1i!.EEioJ li~EE'S ANO ~ on tower Pourt\'1 avcnu~ lind Patruhmm CoOJlCr und Lu~a,lf't at ICromlr.~ 's 1 CU~o!. 1\.1..<- -,KESE AND ,, F0{2 S K.,E:S ' "-"D \Jptlf'r \ vemU! ... ll ' PER~ON!\LS M1. nud Mrs. Gus I 1 Fn·" ~\'"l lt ' I Uav. In Clcvei:l.ml Wlth MI . ,I Will Bowen. 1 MI.Sii .Anna Loulae Weaver came · hu111t< rollowlnl it vlslt with her I 11IJUI' " "tl INTt:RNATIONAJ. Lt:AOUii Rochester at Tol'OJito. Buft'alo at McntrfaJ. Ba.ltlmore at Albe.ny Jersey City at Newark. M1~ . ~ •m!Ji lu Pommoy. I M.rs. JanieJ> Laller ~Y . dnuQ: hl!!r HHI;i son return ed to their hoac:: In New York City e.fLer a visit with By EVA A TINGEY. t:f wa.t-~1' ,.1-\r ·eo)\t'l "R\,. to!D.Mi' 'EQ. ~liON ~OlJR ~IS 'I'IIC.tt . ~~Mf &M.P4.0\I&Sl\ NA.Mt "'t!tt&' ·"' 'AU Tl•l'' •o41 t1 •rt twrttJ 4rrd ! littclwl j,. P4ril ttfld tltt afl ·~ rurlt i• NIV Y'trl. Iklldou• toueMt gi9e chic to t11lt ,_,,,,.J f .,.,\ model. Tlw:r are the deep cross-over j botton~d revcn. deep sleeve culls : and youthful ,kirl plaited <~t either ; fide o1 the front. '' T1 1s modd h adaptable to qulte I ' ""-, . 1 11 muher ;; '. red crtl)e ulm. I , ' •• and find. •• BETTER LIVING THROUGH ! of age& and figures. 11t's diecllve as illustrated in a . fi.•ted IIOYr.lly crepe with plain ,I I Open the door l"lftli 4.'\'1:. ..4.flil(),_..f LOVEL T DAY 'W'IA. ' ---==-=c:c F!GHT RESULTS I I relaUve6 h.ere. ' YOUR EL:t:CTRIC~ DEALER ' I · rr cpc, wool Hough ~ilk8, !atm crepe and tweeds arc :r.ls.o ~~tdtable. , Thh 1~1ttr, A'o. 77;7 m.ry "• d· : /<1i11tJ i11 •iru M 111 20 mrd 16 '' 12. fl 11 Uttily f&r i t~llll'dt ll/t Jtdi ... trt. 11 ; . ir htl't.l ' ru l. • Ho:o to Get Thc.<e Patte1"11s Scll.d 15 c~nu (in ~t~ 11 \P~ or rn· ' tn F~'hion Hurea11. Wrltt' cardullr ~ntf plalnly'ynuf 11<111!'1 •fld full addr111u. !Ita num~er of the pilttcrn fi<Od !he ~i:e yuu want . 77'!'1 ardatic fixwre; ,and readingl•mPi' that wiJI I AIN'T IT THr~ THUTH! into efWrdou j:omfort. !i!l""''r l'l!ll' .el~triql ~!'1'<4li1! 'v.JH Y boN'T You REM> ~OM-I: 6c~ ~>It> oMPRoVI£ ~ MINI> )N. ~l> OT· "'t~YIJ"f<' ~r4 "'~ ) ~"'' .. •'- ~ ' . - ' ....•' ~ r"" '. P~rlij pattem, No. 7777. ....~ of ' • ' ' .:c: ·-,: _: . .i • fiN(,~ i~ th• iNimsts •( ···t'·(!'< >T~t~.etJ'"""'~' ~"t/ · tti~t--tu ... . ··· · ·-···· ···· · · ··· ··· · -····· . .. ,.,···. . ·........................ . ...... ~i·· ~- by return , rn·Mil. - ortce your lea•~ "'....··d ,,, lUitJ lhlll Cuup11u fllhHl out will :11'llll::' ~te111 ~rr!i~~'"· Y•r 6/ectriffiiCof#rMtUr'tfflrl ~eate-r ', if ~ 5jl,&i(f{ist J·~: : ;: ~lfPI~~~ bi~ ll•llt 1'r,811ul·• t~~o~~ohUtll iiMnJU tl~• A. Tl~t~;"', raril ~erft~ s l Pm.ti*" · "'""ipil ·~r••. ·~d. '!ill#J. <!oi•. ~ 1 ~e 111<11;1'!• b•Pl• •qntlil• •l!lf· •, ' . •llfllrn••· ~l Well& lird. 81.. Nn ~ot+ Ctt·· l r<!d<!y .ate a ,v•'llu~. c\~ncr, a " ''sbip,g t_nacJainc, SoltTAlRE · . . " I . ,, . f'~~ ~, Th, Qhio p~U,,. Co. . ·'· ,\ ' "" J ' ' ''., r aod lnm bow ecooo~y fPP Qlip q~r. '. Goot> ._. foJII)W• ' Atjrlfen vllut ettcr ''' ' '"" ' illli: WJt.Y :~ ' liafeguard your fa.~ify's eyeliight ... on display you will find immmerable electric appliallC~i thai roovert household drui:lp-y f ! 1 1 �\ "AlliPOliC 0 ~ • INVtZ .ftQBII!t 'ftJ ~ II ~DYU.TJSUIG n .!=T&-QN . '. ' ' ..•• " ' - -{1' i - tZL,......,._..., Jlr. ".... ,,,.,..,,w .....w....tb JAPAN CONSln£ftS OCCUPATION !:.ot.:.'!...::t:'~...~~:·r.:·r . , ufii!!O'pgor w .P&J' eQ.:~lwc' ot 1 f.1-;~Sr.r~:~~: ru!~_:=..,.""!ft:' ·~~;':OF MANCHUKUO ''FRIENDLY ACT' ~J:::'""'"''•ndtbot~-· We with Btta. torn'ltr "I am eruteavorlnl seclw>e Jap ~l't ~Ill =~y at once. coroner HanlOn tQOk • a.m. A. N. Bowman . ch&r~e of the body and after a pol- J MJII lldlth 8wan10n 6penl Mon 1tl\-e ldtnWklat.Wn. butl~al W&l made. d&J In Coklmbu!. It wa1 ntJtltnownwhel;herCle.thhacl Mr. an.d Mrs. P~Jruum Haskins Deeu met accidmtat, tUlclda.I ~ : and Mr. and Yn. John Bcbrell1er whether or not murder had been tpcnt Ptlda.y wlth Loultie H· 1kell at TJ'IIe (\0 ,t.) tOe oommltted. Nela'hbora heJd no Orown OUy. \~ason for beUeviDI the IM~ter. how· 1 Mr. and Mu A Archibald of ever. Charleston vllllted wllh Mrs. StanUnt 1 ley Pl)'tnale recently. ). Mr. and Mra. Harry Dext.er o.t11 alWNI wl\11 PiN~ 1 . . ltVTT R.JTIS SUNDAY teni:led the Richards atld Reese re· ~ger~l ~rvlOetl ror ; WilHam union &t Tyn Rhos church Sunday. 1 Q)DifiCIUU¥1 ~ for prloe ol Wffit 6l, whO died Friday nl&b1- at · Judge w. R White spent Tburs• : ll~ here. were condUCted a.t ~ 1ay tri Columbus on bus mes. {)(alli!;:UUfl lDMiilou& fen' prll:4 Ol tH'ti! ' Ollve M:, 1:. church 8und&y eJ- 1 MW Jean daUKhter of Mr and noon witH trurtal at Waterloo , Mrs Adolph Henke hati ;·eturned ....... Tbo t o - .w oladl> ....,. >~ r~~..~~:,';~~:·~:F~=~ -- d dea&Hd. 10 tbat .he copy ad II ~repared w. liucll • =OM't.ou t.o grin& t.be pa.t.al ........ ~ ·ou. 'fbe t.!:' , .. ""-''""·. - ' ..- lly PALS----- ··-- -..~~.--.. ~, l I •1 ME- M.A.. I M BE:Dl ,q r,... lhe moWl!2 9 Locala Win From Midd· leport .!b The 'Count Of 4 To 1 IS WELL Thr\lllllt; · PLAYED ~c! To Be Staged At 8:t5 Torliah~ be wli-p1tc~ Lohle Wbo ~ slnJ~ JeOQQII BJ\fi tblrtl wbeaKe.he ICOI' Oh a hU by Grate . Parfitt aJ.a followrd wiLh another blnale but · tJlll one wasted . Tqe winners scored. ij1 the frame when Wat&on Urat aafe on Auder801l'' error. u:c ·__ c. Lo lltiCOnli - lll!fe1! C.ntiJIIj, Twice To R11n ~en -li>Jc 3poreCI on <:ri-ow'a h.t •• third. wqen Rli&l¥~1' out Demoskey, qye was doubled on a perfect throw bY tbe t~r:nter tlelder; The fourth. sixt.h and seventh I&W 11. run PU&htd 0\1r lor the- winners bringing tbelr total to fOur. Green led the way l.o the batters with four hlta. · I Stri_DI To 10' ~ai1J!t I €UBi-BREAK EVEN i' ~rc ..lyn, i 8n•wn•, Giants l,ncl A.tl!lelica, Lote Two Gal\Uio t\a.ch "., . ·-·-sychft' Sterrett- In the Arms ofMorpheus- --·- ------- TrtEM ·~~~~~~ff~:C OOJPinl which th.rft !"PI'! b~ed. Ute frame tn ~ t.tw run • • marked ® oru1 !h lJ>la 111o Middleport f:ltY• received eonalderable a.W !rpm Ul411r a4ylflloff on I For COLDS, C01]GH8 AND HER . was born and r{:l\red In Gal- 1 ' ~ ~ OOunty, coming to Oa1lt.polM I rom Ca.dmus. several ~eal'$ ago. p\&billbers wUl bf reaVOM'blf He is surviyL'<I by his wUe, his , ~r 01'·~ iPcOrtCCt lnaertlOD tothu, and tlle fOltowtn ·"' chlldrcu :f~ imverttaetl.lent.. Errorl W)'mnn. of Oa\Upolls; Ray!Tnnd, of I advenw ~.:~en\8 6houla be r.."S)Ql' Cleveland; e.nd Bcrtl.na at bome~ retul\1 thtuu il!fl.\terect alx of llwn one co u. lnniar to 11& ~' !""'"· 'f ~ 0 J"'d!'4 lnnl!lf I~ 1.0 me 1'0QD'I.Ibate , t Ute doc in t l.aL anese reoovnU1on at our coun:ry. of· it." Yn. Earl Of.m_pMU LJ tptntlirll a 11)1'r0&'8 J!IOTE t IF...... 101 ~hlcll 1l U' e 0 UIW I 8 1 We wm neaou:te a trealy wtth Ja~ ooru:lUilOD, O~bl ca.rrh1d week ln OCiumbul bdan ,Jolnln& the th1nl ol a -w of llrilc* bu- w founded eQUII. OP· pa.n reeoanlslnr t.he latter's special her hUiband: who b tmplOJed ln ed -. t...as wHb Use Vkt~•m•e~er ~rt':u' for all. we will halw none rtaht.a Ul Manchuria. U.s peculiar hlnwtlf t.o • atan111'1alr tnnlr: a.dCindnnatl. . ., Fanlp . . . . , ol tJae ...., .U.Wi of auberlortt7 complea. H'(.ncmJc problema due to It& tnsu- m...Wn. " A\ ttle momen"" h.., u.\d , ''1 aotl · Mia!! V\ola Obm-lnftoa, Dt Ch.i· "' Maoebl$• at. tM eapllaJ. "To au@ t.n e)(tent 1.1 t.hl.l t.tue. tar · posltlo'n, and lta needs or mlli· caao and Wll trene DtlQ. ol CJ.a.a&ellUII', )baehuil.. I our arlllJ leaden leature the otl'l· tary dett116t!. The matter of the alder Manchukuo a bet.ter t .at.-e to JacJr:aon were t.be IUIIII.I of ~tr Br JOHN GOJ:ITI: ctn Wbo hav• come he1e from Japanne Le~ Terrlt<Jry in Man· hn tn the Japan: lt Ia a 11\.nd ot coutlna, Wrt. 1\, A. HowtU Uld t.Uu IHB Stall Ootmpondent 8hanatW DJM!r&Uona, on the ditf~- ~ churta dou not come- Within thtlll! proa~ec\a, a country Ol ·t.h.e ruture .'' Irene Oatn, Jut TI'Mk. v-•--"''-• .....,. Ia •-p• ence between what. !I\. happen propo&ed ne,otlatio!ll." Mr. and Mn. Pn.pkUn 8tn1th. _.......... ur • «:~~e "" here and wh•t toot Plio«! \.her . Sh&nllOil S.UCk anct tp.Ril~r -o.IN8-'"l1le Japoaneee unt)' ope.· . ~ pirit wltb whitt'\ t.hey appr011.ch There iB llllmetbln& st.r1U111e In Sa rAA AndttiOn na 11 e rt~ itftflr ate. 1n Manc~ukuo u a force .rf l:.he te.ll:lm\1 ot YanchWnfo mu•t tlllklnl wl~l a Japanese who d.eal b spending two weeka wl Nlatives 1904 wilL ;J:t 1Joe1 not. come u m be (If a dlft'erent ord.er. The result tn a detached way with lhe land in Mtnne 110 ta. ~y ol oonqueat." Vke MiniSter ul 111 that 1 ulr: you tr you have seen of hl6 birth, but by aona~ prOf·eq Ml' fOrelln Aft'atn Ohuhl told_J,le to- anrtblnl; but the amoothNt rela· Ohuhi at.~CCtS~fUlly ;ave tbe 1m· ·----dv. "Wbat Japa.n bu done lD tkmt between the JapDneae troop& presslon t.hat he ha.d thrown ott his ~hurta hu been done lp the and. the piellpk. l:verywhe~ they Japanese nationality "knd compleLeRallr~ Hlth ia AI• sp\llt. of $ltniblm-the lrlendtJ aet are Wlllkom:ed u dflivtrefl and rea.t'Pthe4 b1rru;eU m his &dopte,d '1'11,. l'l'-fiUIIulu IIIUJII l.H lu 1tu· Of a nel-.hbortni na.tlo.n." torerl Of and order.'' · rt~Fe of dh-ector of Ma.nchukuos l ,\ 1ait•.; uwuntuln~. Jn I he northw~>flt· " Not ooly ia t.ha.t t!le e&~e alllOlll peace L lnternattono.l dest.lny. 1 had the lm · In answer to my Question t.l 1 ~ pression that he frequently did not 1.rn 11 ~r 1 uf I be M¥...,ntlllt' Jli'O\'lnce U)e 011Wtal')l" ht continutd "but lt. ,, 11 &'IO true iha.t the chief 'taa~t or when tbe Japanese 11.rmy wou see e~e to eye with hls formet• col- · ot .\1"llwtJr.i. dt.tlil! lo the twmndnr-' t.h" Jape,neae p:ndarmerMI In Man- lnve )ianchwl.a, Mr. -·nMhl .,poke leaa;ue~ of the Tokyo Porelin omce or Chll4>. Throuwh It lltlll a :.:r ... tl cbUil:\JO 1.1 to prevent dvUJan Jt.l)· l~nkl.Y. . a!Uwugh he asaured me In answer 11111rwl. ut 1tn t•lenttlon or IUH."' rt•el anese elements !rom takiN advan"It is lmposstDJe Lo !JUt 8 Ume t.o my qu e:;tlon, that he thought the \11 hu1' )<t u ll' l't>l, r""-"'"~'~ t lw trans t.a&e of the natives m1 t.he ba:il& limit.' he sa4 ·'Maru:hukuo ha.s no I Jop~nese government ~aw the future (11 1•\ll~<•n tnl lnlll'o~ul bciW<!t'U Uul"n"" tb&t they are acoompe.nytna a vic- , e.rmy upon which u. can depend for 1 u! Manehukuo just as he d!d. AT ALL DBIJGCIBT! r Aire:< Hwl \llltnu,lit~n. t.ol'IOWi military maclUne. 'I1lat Is the prescrvaUon of peace or the de· "Japan lmowa very well that an # I ', ClCh~,:e l;:n tiJhi·lldt· I •• ,_ 'I'IJEDAY, atl"'l'¥M.BER 8, 18301 :\,!4n. Raymond Irioo ::_ .a. NMY .Appa Pllmall. Craft spent the BODY POU!fO IN <lUU weelr: enit and holiday wuh her p&r· Jr(1Minl tot two weeiU, U,e bod,y , entc. r ol tieR Kllnp, • was round ln t.b-a i MJII!I ()llve Wilaon is home after R&oooon creek. n-.r blnfton, it.bne w.ek' vl.ttl. with her a:randrrtd'F· ma liody waa bloated and motl)er :wn. H. J . Price 11.nd ram~poeed rrDm t.he t1rne tn 't.bf U)' at Patriot.. wat.er. T. H. Ramy of 1 Or. and Mra. several bcva ..i.o.ulnt near the lfQnt.on, a. 1r. ltowm.9.tl or Wuhinl· " -.. fPOf. wtJ.•re the bo<b' Wt.~ t ound • 1kiP. D · 0 ·• and Mn c · c · Roee and made the dJKovery and. rewrted lt. ! Cit.~ht.tr. IPIDt Thuriday with Mr. cJ..U,,lF llll = l ' ..-- ··----~~~---, 1 10 I •• SUIT FILED t Mo adwrUaemt'!lt Wi..l bfJ t.UtD al , ...,~ ·~ to. suit has he~ Uled In the com· ltlu thaD 11. mtnlmunt Cbar'lt . 1 IWtut¥-Gve ecntll [or eacn ;.nee~\ tnOn pleas by J'ranciB l!l. Kerr ·VI. ! AI and Retha Thbvenln !or Judf- ; lloo. menl on two promissory nbi.PB and 1 groct:ry a~count. The Judgmeo t 1 Wtked ror by the plaintiff Is .-.,n.21. fqr . ' Rent- ' ; B.L.\ZER 8f:RVtCF. : Funen.l aervlces for MIS~; Fv'tlyn FOR 1\.ENT-Apatrttntnt over Phil· llp ~ ston> ~n Maitl street. Oall :softun, Phone lll·X. !riA~~~· Pl:~=~~ :~dana! ~r:. =~ 8-3l~t. I leld Blazer nee.r Mina Ch11pel, were conducted Sunday afternoon with burial In the Chapel cemetery. S ~••· MiK. She had been ln Ill health for ~evernl months and death was not P,\RM POR sALE-Thirty acres. unexpected. two mtlea below Middleport near Sh-e Is ~;urvlved by her parflnt.<J HobtiQn shop~~. Houue and barn. md scvct·u.• bt others and slstet·s l~~orse orott&rd of apple.s, peaches Lmd other fl'uits. Oood fruit and RADIO STATION rmltry ·farm at a very low price. 0 p , Roush, Cheshire, 0., R. D . for ' ••c~~~~r~~~di~ s7at~~. No. 2. nade p081;1ble when I i 1 ; 1 1 • 1 · an ,;:;~c~~~~ ;' local st~· '.Jon, WBHOD. operated by W. D o.nd Donald G. Neal, was ilven a llcem·~. ral.!llng Ita wave lem:th. The Loti-· st&tlon ha 'l been conducted In the past on a short WfWe length Bnd now l,.OST--Camoo brooch, white &old t.Jto.t It hU boon allowed 1\ license frame Reward. Horne t.unctry with a rreater wave JcnfiU1, the ow· 9·6·3t nen are hopeful that It may culmlCo., Mtddlepol't. ................. nate In a broadCMtlng station of X!nsldnable slze. DIY ' Wkly , 9·1·2t. 9 ~ 6·2t; -- ..... --- . -- twot.he ro.lds held here. Cromley As a r~11Ult or raids, Neloon ami 0 culumbUJ. Ohio UIO Roomll ou. ....,, mon,, ind Jr.· B.\TH &1..:, • ROOM • AND ·. ·~ r.:oFP£1: t411Q .~ J~ -', ~ - · · • ~ ' , ;~;;f;~~~~~~;::;;;;,;;~;;;;"'""".;;;.'~ fe 1~~ :;:;:e~n~:~ed nf~~~c~tc:l~\.:{d ! W!tta C!Fh bcfore: Mnyor A. J. SLt)f· 1 Bakll Reduced O""''INO I UQUOR CONFISCATED 1 SlxLy bottles of home trew beer · and nine pints of bootleg whiskey were confllcated b~ local oftlccrs Ill HOTEL - ..1 '.:.OLIJMB~' &00"1:8 ••• ~he 11.1.' f l I ~ ~ IInder Mame' Maaarement AL6A CO URI' HU'fF.L Nt.w ~m)'ma, Fl11rlda · -111 iWt.JIIli!--JO BaUll, ~...,.... ••nlka.tL11 \\'rile: t'ur Buoille& and RaW James H. Butler, Manaa:er -,....,._.,_,._=....=---==~ d!lftlult oi paymen! 1 bo~h Wf!l:'e sen~ t.o jail. Th~ ~we ra ldb wrre '..N I'\1-\ maW! simulla uevusly b)' StleJ·ifl Swau801l a.n;l • Clfcf Ft•alcy o.t SmclWu's au..•E te!il I " ul.h residence on 0"-1£ ,:lOLE . ¥bU IOt ~U"-1 LIQHT "l"e.LEcl~A~H cl1i!.EEioJ li~EE'S ANO ~ on tower Pourt\'1 avcnu~ lind Patruhmm CoOJlCr und Lu~a,lf't at ICromlr.~ 's 1 CU~o!. 1\.1..<- -,KESE AND ,, F0{2 S K.,E:S ' "-"D \Jptlf'r \ vemU! ... ll ' PER~ON!\LS M1. nud Mrs. Gus I 1 Fn·" ~\'"l lt ' I Uav. In Clcvei:l.ml Wlth MI . ,I Will Bowen. 1 MI.Sii .Anna Loulae Weaver came · hu111t< rollowlnl it vlslt with her I 11IJUI' " "tl INTt:RNATIONAJ. Lt:AOUii Rochester at Tol'OJito. Buft'alo at McntrfaJ. Ba.ltlmore at Albe.ny Jersey City at Newark. M1~ . ~ •m!Ji lu Pommoy. I M.rs. JanieJ> Laller ~Y . dnuQ: hl!!r HHI;i son return ed to their hoac:: In New York City e.fLer a visit with By EVA A TINGEY. t:f wa.t-~1' ,.1-\r ·eo)\t'l "R\,. to!D.Mi' 'EQ. ~liON ~OlJR ~IS 'I'IIC.tt . ~~Mf &M.P4.0\I&Sl\ NA.Mt "'t!tt&' ·"' 'AU Tl•l'' •o41 t1 •rt twrttJ 4rrd ! littclwl j,. P4ril ttfld tltt afl ·~ rurlt i• NIV Y'trl. Iklldou• toueMt gi9e chic to t11lt ,_,,,,.J f .,.,\ model. Tlw:r are the deep cross-over j botton~d revcn. deep sleeve culls : and youthful ,kirl plaited <~t either ; fide o1 the front. '' T1 1s modd h adaptable to qulte I ' ""-, . 1 11 muher ;; '. red crtl)e ulm. I , ' •• and find. •• BETTER LIVING THROUGH ! of age& and figures. 11t's diecllve as illustrated in a . fi.•ted IIOYr.lly crepe with plain ,I I Open the door l"lftli 4.'\'1:. ..4.flil(),_..f LOVEL T DAY 'W'IA. ' ---==-=c:c F!GHT RESULTS I I relaUve6 h.ere. ' YOUR EL:t:CTRIC~ DEALER ' I · rr cpc, wool Hough ~ilk8, !atm crepe and tweeds arc :r.ls.o ~~tdtable. , Thh 1~1ttr, A'o. 77;7 m.ry "• d· : /<1i11tJ i11 •iru M 111 20 mrd 16 '' 12. fl 11 Uttily f&r i t~llll'dt ll/t Jtdi ... trt. 11 ; . ir htl't.l ' ru l. • Ho:o to Get Thc.<e Patte1"11s Scll.d 15 c~nu (in ~t~ 11 \P~ or rn· ' tn F~'hion Hurea11. Wrltt' cardullr ~ntf plalnly'ynuf 11<111!'1 •fld full addr111u. !Ita num~er of the pilttcrn fi<Od !he ~i:e yuu want . 77'!'1 ardatic fixwre; ,and readingl•mPi' that wiJI I AIN'T IT THr~ THUTH! into efWrdou j:omfort. !i!l""''r l'l!ll' .el~triql ~!'1'<4li1! 'v.JH Y boN'T You REM> ~OM-I: 6c~ ~>It> oMPRoVI£ ~ MINI> )N. ~l> OT· "'t~YIJ"f<' ~r4 "'~ ) ~"'' .. •'- ~ ' . - ' ....•' ~ r"" '. P~rlij pattem, No. 7777. ....~ of ' • ' ' .:c: ·-,: _: . .i • fiN(,~ i~ th• iNimsts •( ···t'·(!'< >T~t~.etJ'"""'~' ~"t/ · tti~t--tu ... . ··· · ·-···· ···· · · ··· ··· · -····· . .. ,.,···. . ·........................ . ...... ~i·· ~- by return , rn·Mil. - ortce your lea•~ "'....··d ,,, lUitJ lhlll Cuup11u fllhHl out will :11'llll::' ~te111 ~rr!i~~'"· Y•r 6/ectriffiiCof#rMtUr'tfflrl ~eate-r ', if ~ 5jl,&i(f{ist J·~: : ;: ~lfPI~~~ bi~ ll•llt 1'r,811ul·• t~~o~~ohUtll iiMnJU tl~• A. Tl~t~;"', raril ~erft~ s l Pm.ti*" · "'""ipil ·~r••. ·~d. '!ill#J. <!oi•. ~ 1 ~e 111<11;1'!• b•Pl• •qntlil• •l!lf· •, ' . •llfllrn••· ~l Well& lird. 81.. Nn ~ot+ Ctt·· l r<!d<!y .ate a ,v•'llu~. c\~ncr, a " ''sbip,g t_nacJainc, SoltTAlRE · . . " I . ,, . f'~~ ~, Th, Qhio p~U,,. Co. . ·'· ,\ ' "" J ' ' ''., r aod lnm bow ecooo~y fPP Qlip q~r. '. Goot> ._. foJII)W• ' Atjrlfen vllut ettcr ''' ' '"" ' illli: WJt.Y :~ ' liafeguard your fa.~ify's eyeliight ... on display you will find immmerable electric appliallC~i thai roovert household drui:lp-y f ! 1 1 �\ 'HOT- MATCHES - AHE ~~J~-~~k 8JC RAllf HE l ~ ' I ' ,, I fJliiJ .. " •• •• IHERE or I f '. =~:~·~~'"~~ :=:~~!~~z.c-:~~.~ WM. E0WAR·0S Personals broUiht to the eouniy Jail •h•n cbarps were made that he waa trl· aane l:lla cue \IJlU be ln\!e.tll"a',U by the l probate court Kut.ron Is llr and Mrs Oeorwe NcQI.lill the week end wllh her pa.rent.a Mr V ill..( ~ Nick Prachth,..,, andT p .... ~ ..lnopentSWld•>ln .......... 11111lllm Retool Of Llnol>out• £14J.U ~ 1•re mcwtna from tlu!lr &emporary Hununrton the- vuezsts ol Mr llnd ooln TeJTa.ce Albert Brooks wu brousht t.o tbe dwelllna Ofl MUlber-ry Avenue whJch Ura Herbert. l!:laelllteln county J&Jl foUowina' ap automobUc A l t.e ~""""ba'ii be t Dr anc1 Ml'll BYI'Otl Bini Mill T JEIII8e JoneA ol Nt;W York Olt.y I 1 1 they have occupied a1nce the bumaooldeut ac Byrt.euae Mondf.Y niJhto t.hc nod:t ;:-~ ~;e ~. or their home & few :rear'laco Mary VII'Kinla Bins Do:'tlid Btn1 and :umedk MODU.y atter .spm41nl Brooks wu Injured when hta ear 1to the J 8 Harper property onP,ro- lfr1 and Mrs Richard Smith or ramu7ot ~W:,Lh~Bchla.egel and an Athena an~tiOJl p a. U~E struck a tree al0Jtia1Cl£ th~'- 1 oad~ li8 a ~~ c. le ente.,;.~Yc~ speet Hill Olevcland attended the Moraan Mn Jame8 MDD&Wel 1\Dd two way, near the Duelcworth Ser"!ICe st.a.aed by the L -0 0 P orp.n=~ Mr •nd Mrs Len Starlr.le or Eva<~- ramJij reunion In the College Orovt' t!hJidren ol CohunbUI came Sun~ 11\a.tlon Alt.er recelvlriJ mcd.IClll at~""' i\i!(Ot.CUty Wil.B won oy u.r lOcal stem, D1 spent Labor D&y with Mr at RJo Grande. SWlday day for & villt wtth her ('lf!.ll"'"' tenSion he was placed ill the countY players. 8)xlt.t.1nc the vl&lton wltb _ Iand Mn Olenroy Ewlna , Rev snd Mn~ H L Streich dau- J4isse Elizabeth jaU Great Number Of Compe.. ... wuee • un acl•umJ;a~ 1n ~ ttnt j Junior Hiab Auditorium I~ea a;!!,"'Kat~eoertn ~bh, ! : r ~!e E~':thv:f:n110h ~~ P'lt;k. a.. and MaadaleM Robert. R&wliQp wu aneewQ 8 · • Dec:'d d B atanza the lOcal playera l1k down e ......,.,_e _,, Mia& Raebel ~ 1 tlhODI I e y to their work and pJuaied, .. 1..__ Ia Fiiied To Hear j andMaryVirltnlaNellbllnsat~d- Btrelchs mother Mr~ E~th ed accom~ Makes Miotake of Tryinr a charp of lntoxtc&Con Ba~urdllY tnea.reera.ted In the county jail Strokholdlna their opponent.& ~~~ S ed the Weatem and Southern Lite 'lchaefer of Miner le rlf'tumed PEU'lled her brot er ~ Elberfeld To Smuagle Liquor and One__ He was released Bunda.y attenJOoll ,.. the rem.&lnder' ot the wa, ..,hij; peaken Insurt.nce picnic at Buckeye I.ake t.o ilJeir home In l U:tlli8, Mo , ; f Lt:pn, Sunday, to New York afler a. 11ettlement was made Into Jail 1n the meantime PUBhed over I Bat.urday Monday City and Darien, COnn._ wl \'re EXTRA HOLES TAKEN they two rwu; in the ntth and. two moft' BAND LEADS p A. ,D AD£ j Edward Phllllpe returned to ColClarence Gilmore who haa been they wiJI vlstt Mr and Mrs Allen t m the sevent.h to win b> a • •- 1 ,...., umbua Monda.y &tter apendlna: 'he employed llt the Merry Mary Tea K KeU.ei. AT MIDDLEPORT COUNTY FA B-NEWS 3 In Match Between Coate& 8COI'e A partial box score folloft. •C t b 0- f All K" d end with And,y Kohl 01 r;n- Roomh ' - dhoutlng the summer, re\urnfld M:r and Mrs. Jt,oy Tracy, Hou Entrant.a ot eihibita for the . Albert IR· Athena (3) AB R H E 0~ ea 1?tn I .t:ey Run and th~ Martin Ohl er to ~ me In Harrisonville Mon- Roy Jr. Mn Charles WalderQ h th H MelJM county tatr are being acceoCOUIIDI, rtascn&roson c A d .., ___ . t" ot Middleport day where he "Ul re11ume his stu- mutl) and IIWl, N.Uiard, or Athena, To uenc itat Of it ted now nt the office (If Cora B 6 1 1 · At 20th H ' l !l , ol"'\n ueaw;Mp ton, Mr d jies at the hla:h !lChooJ we1e Vislt<ln 1n towu Labor 'dto.y Fro"•n' : ds Who, -nd•d Robe1t.a 1n th e oo~ hqJ:U~e, 1t was Rlnl • aves P 3 1• o . 0 1 A H ld an Mts Clltford HOOd and Mt and Mu John J LeitwUer Mr ,...,_ "' ...,. ..,. announeed by Eldon Weeks ~e1 ------Oatell, ct •" •••••••••. ·• 4 J, D 0 re- _ e children of Oht~lnnatl • returned d Ed d and .-nJ. R.oderlek Jones re~ Th,re Earlier ~ary Exhibit> enfrtes shouJd lle l'l'ttde Contests In the Golf Townament uucn~r :$b ~ 0 2 11 Uson 1 wo.r spent 61.lhday wi~h t1med to Oolwnlllll Monday ar , at once or within \:.he neBr t~ue 1Monday after epebdlng t.hc W$k end la:.t week and especially Sund-.y Wqoda, 1~ , , •. ,... ........ 4 0 D 1 The trand rally 1nd Labor l)11.y 1 with Mr a.nd Mn Gl11.nt Bood re ~r ~~dn :JrU:U~&'ton P 8J: ith Rler vialtlna: rei&Uves !here and in t1ltller wUb Ml:'~ Weeks or o.t. tht1 verified the pairings 1'1.11 arranaed by Jlotot.rll!On :.lb r i u "' 1 U I oe,ebratton here Monday IIJ)OnSON!'II Mr and Mre E J Cartwrlaht and and son The ha. arr:._ d ut1and. 'hlo much imbibin&' of intodea;.. ~- ol'flce .. tilt- ofticials and IIOhle very cl06e Hi!lrdman .ss 4 o 1 21 by the 1 0 0 p 018trtcts 68 69 1famUy or Columbu5 returned to 9. tour m th: Ne:e ~rn~ ~~m Windsor Stivers or BU!ubenvlll~ lng liquor bronght m~tny arr,.stll by ---~ _,..,... __ _ games were recorded' J E White Rosser rf J o 1 d 72 !Columbus Monday after 8 dl N y k Cit PI ng an 6 !J ~ti Ulnt:d Monday after a severa:J Meip count.y officen~ and MiddleDO!;t'd out W14:1 AshwotLh while Flwde1 wald 1t 1 o o 1 an and the S.:W:.ters Club of the th& week end with Mt o 1!'!.~ ng wew h'"'-o; Y ltlade)JJhJa. i!lnl'l week&' v1slt here with .hi.!; purents port pollee over the week -end and ' Mllleral Lodge N 242 1 n.-.an .... ~~. C as.... ,.ton D C In MaJne they Mr earlier in the week, Ra.)' Farnham - -- _ 1 • o , o cuoue-1 II: Ne~U~e and Mr and Mrt. Orant wltnesst!d the total ecUp belnlf tmd Mr8 W L Stivers hollda.)' ~ ~~ . ¥ lim ~ " a~h d.t:feated Manning ~ Webster A Tqtal • 33 3 6 "I~ Will a hu~e succeAA as several HOOd and tamily in the area ot totality se MIJtcn Dnvls lett !or PjlttsbUJ'KlJ The Labor Day celebra , ' U. spt!ctllcuhl.r round was presented by t.hr USUid ))8I'BonlS were entelta1ned Mr and Mrs RoUn Prtce q M1se Helen Turner returned to Monday ~ bU81nell8 rested ana placed in jal! • ... 1 1 MIL White and James Theobald, t~ ~A 0 F l1! AB R H E I ~out the d,!i-Y • ehUdren of Toledo returned her home Jn Columbus after spendMila LYdia D&vt& retumed. frolJI Qualls Mose Qual15 Wld Williams , former winning by one strolr.e on ~ul Jb 2b 4 1 ~ 2 1 lrut -=~ 0' t~etl day ,e pr~· after ependlnJ t.he week end wiJ ina the week end wjth her aWJta J'..thena, Monday, a~ .a. IIIWCral 11.nd CLarence Little comrQtM.-u to · -! 1 , 1 .... ~ the last hole when Theobald m18&ed 1 ~~u~t 1 0 I I cal numben e Pby~ea ~ m0 UAp the formers parents, llr and MI'!J Mlsses Katie and TU~ Schorn ' day~~~,!falt with her sJNr)~ Tom the county Jo.U by May~t - J~ ·t. -• 5 foc.t Put~ by 1nehes, making an Bisson cf 4 0 1 Q Home Band ot 8prln&tleJd directed Charle~J Prke II. and the latter s Dr ftnd. Mrs R .E ' Boice ten U4fl8" Harley Mrs a,.ra.h Qualli''iffd &ttY' lf 'JOu wish to be ~nnanentJy re8J Lo White's 8o Herman B;ll\ltz JOi'ues~r rt I ...q 1 l by Ve-:e Smtth, former Pomero , mother, Mnl O&JJ'&'e J:nzcnaur Sunday tor Delaware to atteQd tha llr and Mm. ,.Eibn BaU Murned VIola Qualls were also by :llevcd of gas ln ;;Mm&oh and 4 0 I 1 youth The band was taken ~~ Mr flmd MrB Phil Hepp of wen.. _ funeral of Mrs Bo1ce·,._ randfather Monday !rom a trtJ) through the Middleport offleers and p ~ JA l.lr.ke Ba~~olmann'sOasTo.blet.a, wh ch aiHt Ed Stark have oot Plaft'd their Dye ss 1 mntch, dut' to the former'a abiJenct" McNaughton c : 0 0 Mason CUy and Middleport durllll ville, o, and Mr and Mrs c;J w. D Dlsb1'9. ::outh, havin8' ~ted vMtouapotnts Jail on lntQmeatlon chart \-1 t are prepo.rert especially fQI'•Wmi\Ch rrom town Williams P Mr arid Mrs Pete Kl.eJJ.na and ot intereM. alo!Jir• the After the toreeolng h-.11 been aaa aqd all the llad effec\litesuUtng 1• 4 l ~ 0 the mo11).1ng-, where several ¥lee~ H~pp and chUdren of Younpt,owrt Ru)'mond Harbrecht and Brad- Ctuw lb Mr and Mnl L 8 ,410 i .'""'n placed lg the Mii:ldlej)Ort jah, Will- from &&a P.ressure ;;.. ; 3 0 0 0 ~ tiona were p.Ja.yed The band then 1spent the Labor Day week end wttll nle~ ·l41sa Bertha Raub retiJ!Iled to !orcS f?rowell1AaRf'd 8j battle and an 0! led the para~ through Pomeroy 1Mra Ellr.abeth lfepp and Mr and CinoJnnatl a.fter spending Labor rome &turday for a ~t With lam Edwards was apprehended atThat empty a:nawtn11 ii'linl 'at eJtra hole was played before tne rt.tu.l i; 8 ~>tre-eta In whfch several orpnJza. Ml'fl Pranklln Hepp Day with Val Ebersb8.('h Nr and Mr.! A w DrumblOnd temptlna: t.o 8mVIIIIe liquor tpto the the pit 9.1 . tbt:t. l>t.Omach -vfiJ dlsap~ ce.nt.efit was decided ~well winning tlona took part , J Albert ~atham returned to Mr and Mrs J, ~ Kraus and two Misses Lenon. and Panllo, f'l' Jail to 1\a occupants He was plae~ pear, ttifrt.! i'nxtous, nervlliit,tfel'P.J one stroke am ~uln forBtl u1 k ou~ by Williams 2 by Ha,. J DurIna the PI'OITarn held at the I wnbus MOilda.y after apendlnJ":; g:~lcV~nth o1h O~tlellton ~n:~ 8~- tmve returned to Columbus under arrest and Is l»elnll heki on with heart palpitation~ "' lih 1 e ...ornte;:" s paren...., .....r vi!ltiJ18 their l'randta.&her 1 ted to Webber Theobald, and c e:; 3 J_ !I cbatJes ol lrit.oxlcatwn W;lving llll.d YQlh~l aaabJ ~ take 1 un or blah school auditorium In past ~It hm1 VUitlne relat.lvk opman to Prank White Oeorge Base on bells by WllllamB 1 I the afternoon, about ~.000 lnler~ Mra Mary Miller daUI'htel'l lb'll utd Mrs. M Kra.ua Diehl ' while Intoxicated and anuibllng a d~' brritb l{lthOu. licQmta;rt Nyt had previously ellmlnated Ed!- 1 Double play Dllcher to Wood esteQ J)el'IIOil8 tilled "Qle auditorium Loren C&llerlee ot. JlunCin""""~ • 14" r Mr Uld Mr.s Louis Dlshlnger and Mr and Mt11 PhU Mete liQuor Into the Jail Th-fi. d:J::pwsy;"r,fiHP.)' feetina atter 8 I whJ~ about bd.lf tha~ numlx;f were lA H PIBher, Mi88 Marie ww~· ~I Hob8tetter, and Frank Will was Score by lnnlnii'S da .....,ter Anne ot WheeJJpa: arriv- and son Walter tum.ed 0 Oftlcers Robson and Ha.wklns, Df dinner "'HI ~ . '*Pia~ b)' -.desire llictor OV'J'r Pred Rol!enbaum at•--r " 1 unable to obi:&Jilllll&t.s Ha,....., -...,.,• ., __ went ~ft\"r a,.,. e Sa urday to spend ft. few daya IWllbUI!I Mo da Middleport, arretted a colOred m4Jl tor entertall\DJ~nl• "'liloa.tlnt- will 1 2 3 4 0 6 *' .... 1 = "" ·• .,. ~ T 1 Dr N p ~eOa · ·" •OQ. ,__.....,~. ..., Man~fleld wJth the former's mother MrB the w ' n Y r whose n1me was no~ obtained, at a cease Your llmlo)s, arms and ftn~.,_.1 l' lnteresttn& l'natch. II 0 0 F o o o o 2 0 :I o x 4 ... y , Grahd Ma~~te~ I Saturday and spent the week e d Prank L eke , '""---~ eek end with relatives ba.ll game Monday and charred •1m ers will no lODger' fe.~ cold and , 80 Ben Pow~ defeated Clifford Atht•ns 3 0 0 tJ o o o 0 o ~ 3 1ot Ute Odd PeUows Lod3e wos t.he 1 with another daughter of Mrs M~ ~ u ... uCiy were- &ec9m))anied home by with intoxicatiOn to() Bleep" beco.w;e Baalmann's .1\hodes ~ho the latter overcame a -- ~ I prlnbcipal Bpeaker and was follow-~ler s, Mrs L R Parrner Mn Mil- N rs Joe Wey'lmunlller and ~ho I!Oeler'a lather Henry Rwlp I WHiiam McClain was btou~h Tablets prevent 1&8 trom tnterter5i hole lead by his oppenent t)'lng MARRIAGE J.JCENSF.8 , ~~ ~~sk!al number& !rom th• ler and Ml'IJ Caverlee remained tor ~rm~ 01 ~~~k~prln&s spent • I remain tor I visit tl\e CO\Plt)' jail by otho Tracy on a ing wJth the ctrculatlQn oet. the on Lhe 17t.h and loalnfi by one ou Two marriage licenses ....ere Is~ *'"~er IIP!l!Dkera dUrlnJ the 1a visit The oth:era were ......,.._ ,.' '0 wH rends In Porderoy Mr: and Mrs H L. Slack and son charj:e of a55Bult and battery on h1~ .. nu1ne, In the' yell"W pact••• at lhe 18th 0 o .,._ sul.'d b Lh ,. a ....... -non were R 0 Webster who 1 .............. rs Martin :uld son Way~ arrived from Col ... 1 d t oo1 , .J. L '1-' ·n, 11 "·hoonleh dldr•n'otter.so w 1 ~ 100"1 P0 Satleurday Rave Ute addreaa of welcome Chaa j pathao ~~ homehMohnda!_!Y .MI1111 Ber uc have 1eturni!!d to .their home ln umuUfl, n , Sa ur- wife He will be brournt before any 110ad ~ru 8 ~~~e Prlee $1 AI- ' 11 •1 h '•"' '"""' u ll e .110. sman T C Ont.d ta .. er w o a11 ~n v.lsltl 01 1 Shl ve o fte illlt lth ~y llnd ~t the Wl"'l!k end with Bqulro J W MCCuHouJb way• OQ hand at Ebembo.ch PhllrmUWW! b( the 1Bin but will compit.!lk or Clnclmut.U n.nd Edlt.h Rapp, 49, ner !fthe 1 0 ~reF r~o~e E p M~-~ Mansfield n an/M1', H aL ~e~t~ome ~ntl f~ :aek s })Brents Mr and Harold Hutton of Oarpenter was acy Adv ~e mntc!t later or Pomeroy, and Jameli H Sutton Jones Mt Vernon R L 'Wolf Mr and Mn J 8 Aktstadt of lly 'k! r )lchorn ~!;I ffr.mley ~ 11u• twd coates boys Bob and AI ~1 1abor~:l o! Pomerot', II.Pcl Lois m' Coolville and Rev Tennell Pomero~ Akron : returned Monday after Ml&s Chloris ltentllorne ha.s M~ ~~C:aha!o~m~~~C:nto rt played the cloaes~ match of ~n Pomeroy Prlr.e~; were awarded ~loners ot spendlnJJ,he week endwlthMr ll1 huned home arter a visit of "'""'1,1 R Lewis of Betl'Y r .n no 1 1 t te day it belnK necellllary to play 1 1the various conteata and events 1 Mrs AJter.t Durst and family wteks in Wooster and Canton M d ""' 1 21 holes before Albert WD.8 cteclaa-ed 1 0~ ay' to .spend a few danl MASS M'f.ETING C,\LLED held at the high school "t.l\letl, 1 Ml..sses Maf"i"aret Oolumber and Mr nnd Mrs Edp.r OHrnore the winner , I grounds lmmcdJately rollowlnJ th• Helen Clarki) topn ret.ur~cl 1nd bnb;,- retJ.um:d t.o Columbtlfl U.Slnes3•"~~~~n\" 1mnouncement OurniK lhe commi wt:ck lhe fol 1 An was ma,de (»''g"ram in the aUditorium Th; Monda,y alter iiP.,bdlnJ !.h~ Wef'..IC Sunday, after st,:'(mdlng the wtek : Tuesday and Wednesday, "'eJ.,._,,,., lowing lineup Will be played as re-~ ;ntesdey morning that n ma511 rne~t~ lcontest8 beld were Oreaeed pole,1 end with Mr and Mrs Jake Ament !"'d with the tenner s fathur, Ctu- J.~~~5j;~~:E~j~:~ ~uiL or the last IVft!i($ play J 1!: ring of all the employees of llhe St81- pie eattnJ con~.llt cracker contest Ja.met~ Clarke apent Mondo.y With ... "BROKEN,WINGS , White vs qoach Farnham, Mit e~ a nd E:SRex mines Nos & arut ,16 fat man's race, tat ladles race f!iK friends In Marietta left 8UJlciay Wlli1L vs lhe winner of the Kunt., will be held al Dead Mana. OuliVe fliCe, wheel barrow race cracll:er / Miss Ort~' Eisel.lltein rf'tumed 0 altt-r s1 P.lldlnl' tl\6 ATHENS T ~£CO~OEO IN G~lf PlU P~~T WHK IS H y lld Mn · IS ·~non rrn~w. lA.N~S IN BASTilE llnl: SUCCESS I 'u w· lweelt I ai ,n i 01 Dt4t r ST l.: '''JJ ~ 1 • '~ " ' 1\: i L", r! i\V l a ftli:ADI!lRS' NOTICE - If you want the Newo Oftlee of Tile Dally 1f'!l>une, oall 236-L; If the J!ulln. . Q!l!~e a•k for 202-R. •;bltd•1 i ~H£1lRIDT WILl W~lKEfl MAKE~ 'Pj~~tiUCK' TO 81~ P~Y CUTS UNitED ~T l lw I "'"Mo"',,',"",n, 01 I 1 SLASH[$ OWN WAIGE Nr-w Ycrll: Sept '7 -lNB-111 11 deptJ:~lments bure9.v munleipnl heads und otflcials tfldU~ ::~tood n" Ul iitlvtlY bro.ced aratn~t u •v h 1) wlml r ntla11 ght o.- h1 M:lypa J.(lll('ph who £Uccecded the ! v' I ,;a{t: I MCJ(, 6~cfenly ~~-~ Flat, MeKee ca.lmlv hill o'!Yn l<tO.OOV sallu·y ~~~lug Immediate!~ He ~rved n<~ti<X t~-nuoum:;tt"1 wo~< to I :.'126 000 u I I I I the blackbo.,d shorter . • • I I fiCO* l ERIC THE REO I tt-tN.Y1fl"iCK I 61ENlrLIE ILAD'il' B«:ause ther, •re t"!pt"ctlilly mode for Wt.!lf' In the school{.au pos1t1vt: •ssurance of room, Gt:nt t Lody Shoes gtw corrt:ct posture "nd sound ttt embochn 1111 of the t3pprovtd lltld fOr support and comfon. ~ '• . lJ4rtJC sola tmd heels, mode Tht:lr constru~hon lxst known ft~J~tura ol Lstfx bonded lttt, col'lllbene: the •d¥dntdgtiJ of ledther dnd rubber wtth none of the dlsdd¥dntdges of either. Resilient they de:crc 4se fdt1guc 11nd l1ghten the step Sl1p proof th~ hold firmly to ""Y surfdct: W.tter-proof . they reduce the conductivity of hut, cold end mo 1sturc to " mm1mum ... lon_g wc:.onng . • • they outldst the betler grddcs of ICdttlc:r _ ROUSH FUNEL\L WEDNII!:80A y I I Funeral aerViees ror Mrs :ftlabeUa I RoWlh, who tUed as her nome In 1 PorUa.nct abou& 3 li o'cloclr Non, day momi111. WUJ be eondueted a.t 1the realdenoe WeM:eadaY afternoon It 3 O'ClOCk ~ Will be made 1 lh the ~1'1 there in ohal'Je ot 1 1lllwinl undertaken Mrs RoUSh, l Is surviVed by her hiJSbe.nd Emory I' II t) \ ..:.and raw tobaccos have 'no :place- .in ,~igarettes . ~, \niy ~· tib1~~rl·tr~· L~ck~~ \·~-~~Rl~~ls-~lai~ ·Md~v~~ ~ ;\ ••• the mildest Rouoh ---- ' MAN INJURED BY I AUTOMOBILE, DIES i JeAAe Oott.rell 80, or Carpenter 1 at the Holr.er hospital Batur- I da.y from lnJurles reoelved when he was struck by Dn automobile Wed- ' ne11day Cottrell ..,.. lnJured aeVfl'e~ ' 1 ly &bout the btpa IIICl at; tbe tlme wu teared iha t t.he in)urtea would 1 prove fatal He was rushNI to the 1 1ho.spl\1.1 tn an a~pt. to -~ his 1llle by an operacfon, but sut!h ac- I tton proved t\ltlle ~ W POMEROY, OHIO 1M' the finest, ~e very fiaest tnbac:c_os in aU the world-but that docs _aot explain why tnlka u. HARTLEY & BENNETT cigarett~ you ever smoked I I died 1 everywhere regard Lucky Strike~ the mildest cl,precte.The ~·~is, we never overlook the truth that "Nature In • I "If. - - Mr aDd Uri L. W Renah and daUih!Or .w.e ot Oranp, ~ J came 8uJtckf tcii' a VUlt Wlth Mra Heoeb's parentl Mt •nd Mra. Albert D Dlrsbt.ch. ' •., ' • • mild cigarcttea. "It's toasted'· I!!!! . . . . !! b!S!d.. w."""" •.,....W•,.,.. -, ., ......., -"·""#} ,_ looiUI/Jis- ilo *l"fflls•till tJMiJ wiiJ J?o<t -lhil aplaia 111e wor~c~.,.;c~e ' fine tobaccos, 1lfter proper aging and mellowing, are then given the benefit ofthat Lucky Strike purifying process, described by the words-"It's toasted". That's why folks in every city, 'town and hatnlet say that Luckies a(e such ~: 1m llligbhr, ll» "' 11V.UOO llMERSON. w1 ~a Of~ Salbl Bi* River Hammer• ~way: at Le.eea; l::roupo Ready for Emerpncy ;. 1 I -::========================= MORTGAGE CRISIS REUEVED -BY Part&.:·•.~.!:::'·:~·:::, ' VIRTUAL LOAN MORATORIUM o.~emll nd e!~::~.,.!~u!'l~:oct:_ and Lbo; I dlplornatlr I P~ - ~ da~e H'uw..vl HOURS- Tunney retired Pt.cauwelebt champion of the world, 11 shown ail. h~ pet.ed Go•ernor F,.nklin D Roo:.~evelt, De.mocratJc nominee for the Pn::tndenc). when they met at the McNeiU dinner Ill 8rld&'eport, Conn Both Roo~h: and Turmef made speeches, the New Yo1" Govel'nor pleadin1 for harmon)' 1n 1hcl p ..rt7 and p-.:a1s1• the work of former GoveM)or Alfftd E. Smitb. Tbut was the flnt tilJU! 1lnea the Ch!CAKO 'JU!tloa that Rooscwe1t mentioned bi• erstwhile oppot~ent by name. GeD.e By ROBERT 6 THORNBUR<·H to the new wet"' -, I ht: will m;t a. ,,, Before Election; 350 A,re Affected By Decioion In One City ti) !tn.NG DOSOH-FLP.iJROT INS Sitalf C'..Cll'eb-pondent tC Pl llihL 1922 by IN8 1 1 f'a1 t SeiJt 1-TN5-0crmft!1Y 8 1 .. cmand lor arms equ11.llty With t.e ,ce:t ot Eurollc WIU be lhl0~11 bV P'm.ncl.' dtrrctiJ u~tn 1hc l>l•l uf I ordinary yetr atter ()('t.ober 1 waa wo.mlnat they - CRITICISM HEAPED ON STATE BOARD COium.bue 0, Sept '7-tNB-'J:11e :Parm Bureau federa.tton to<\aJ Ita nnt ofllclll nco&nltlfJn to the Padts• ln Iowa "':. In· o( \ WITHIN TIME LI~IT WITH FRANCE f Secretary ot State Henry L eul b"- binn<oo as proof that th e G<ltmlm - '::..~.:,.~~::!:: j t~rnoon a.t 2 o clock The natUre a tui·ot~war Each eontest was 1 l'illitlng wt~ trh!ndli" In Pomeroy P.f lht• meettns was not disc lOlled cloAe, lntereaUn:J, :tnd fumllhed and het ()1.11!n~, Mr and Mrs Abe I• - Plenty of amusement ror the Labor El~lst.eln ot Chester MI!!S EtseJ1 1 I!IUIT FILED Day crowd 1 ~~ - _ _ _ _ _ 1 Ralph Youn1 •hen presented an _ l A sull was fi!P.d In the com;n 1 axh.bltton or aq~planln11 and eurf ' pleiiJI court here Saturday by H t- riding on the OhiO rfvtir dfileO.ti:Y. ln PARi'iRJi•fii 1 N~"i"ALtie BoiJn Wade Smith, ' Gu~ ~ A II front ot town QUlte a ctowd g:alh~ I WEDNESDAY 1 BmHh , o.nd Jarqes A Smith• VII ertd a.1on11 the bankl or the .Svel to CtlarlPJI Wolf Ada a Wolt his If; Wltneu the exhlbltJon or ....ter Funera.l Herv\cea for Mrs OayJ 01 c1 Mary L Wolf also known' :u •port 1 1 , Pon'i11h jBeatrlce Robertlli at Dan- Wolf Allie E Mott and Jud.,.; Durllli the nfternon prorram 8 1 ville who died In a Columbus hos· Mo~t. partners d b 8 hug:e bonfire WBB lrntted on the 1 IJital Sunday ·i!t'JII toe condue~ BLretch Suspender. Compgny Levt~ BtftU'Iboat levee and a trial run and Wf!fhlMI'!ay afternool~ ot J iO 1.,t j180q Bros a partnetsblp tlle Stann ftre-.tlshtlnr exhibition wall held by 1 Da.nv!Ue wlttr burial In ,ce~~m ard F'J.Uit Pf'Oduct Company ..~ cor- the Pomeroy Volunteer P'hemen A there pm atlon A s Ooldman d b 8 larae nwnber of boxes were 11\thered • Mr11 Parrlllh died 1i.tter a.o !lln1~ !Goldman and Company ' Wayfteld toct~Uler o.t the levee and after a I or a few dW'In8 which ti.me Woolen Mlllii Company 'a corpora huae p11e had been formed, over ~ht: had been erlttcally ill Uon, The Mlddls.tade Oompa!ly ~ which kerosena had been poured, She 111 AutVIved. tty her hu!band a corporatkln H.ero ClothJm~ iftajlt waa l&'bited JmmedlaU!Iv an son and daJJJhter and her mother Pompany u corporation llowd.rd alarm was linn llnd wltnln a few Mia Cot1l !I Roberta of Pomeroy kamblrck and Albert Sa,kKvooky mbmtc! tbe departme.,r.t had ap. Mllj. .JIQbeJ!ts has b&en with hP.t pQ.I'tnen d b a Famous Cap Com-j peared on the aoene and with traln'11\tlilrl'te'r Hlnce ~er Illness and ~he pan31 and The Plarmen !B"nK and ed m~U~IpuJatlon a 1trea.m ot water brothers Robert and Grant left Saving company a eorpo.· ation was being thrown on the nre wtthtn ruesct~y foa Danville to attend the The a.ctton was started for a JUdg-1 a few seconds aner arrivaL The ex~ runP.ml !lei'VIees ment of •1000 hibttaon by the department atded _ , ~ ·--_ ---~ _ _ • llteatly In t.he 1\icteN of the pro-: ra:ro.m, 88 the attalr drew the at~ tentlon or thPuu,hddj of t1Ptef£to"'- ! 1 The reerea'&lon 'ball •~~&Dui Iat t,he IOCa.l play ill'OUnds JLt 8 o'clock fur- ' niahed mtert.atnment tor a larae ' ' numbe1 of peraon11 The Attli.ens Odd I Fellows team scQftd 3 run11 1n the Initial lnnlniJ and It looked like o. swampln& for tile Pomeroy Odd 1 1 Pt'IIOWJJ team But the latter con-~ tmgent came biick In the sueceedln~e Annlnp, 4 runs and de· at fea.tcd the vletttna: ascre~atlon by 1 the cloae ,.rvm of I run 1 FoUowlns Ule ball 1ame, the ac~em tivltlf!.!l were broqht ro an a.p- 1 lll'oprtate clo!e with a danOe at the dantinl room at the Odd hllow& c~on~e to Gentle L.dy • haU here A popular orchelh-a tur)nlshed the mWIIc tor fhf! -:.neln& I Shoes s•vcs you po11e 1durin& which ttme ma.oy persons ond eosc of monner which .,e 1 (lathered o,t the hall for Qle closlniJ exercises In the Pl'OJI'IUD ot enteressen11pl (o the cxecuhon of ~ ta:lnment I Ions ooo dutiful hours of HundNMis of members of Odd FellOws lod!Je from various aeetlons I smrvk:t. ' • 1 of the ate.tt were present and the ' J c I I oomml~tee In chal'le or the arl'air j was pleued with th1 entire C!ele~ 1 .,ration A dinner prepared and aerved by ) t.he Rebekah&, wD enjofed by the membtnl of U.S Home band ond om elals of the Orr.nd J..Odse / SHOES Web Theobald, Frank Wl;l,l!.f1, , \1§ deorre N"ye , Ben Powell vs .f i"ank Will~ Albert Coates l.,h(! '-~lll;lter ot r ttl • PaU;cJ'IOn-SChoenle' liJt The •rnmes wtll 11e compJeU!d b nlf'xt sunday evening Y • V SHTE lAW , Wh1ch Removea Votina : Privilege 1f Aid (a Received I EI.EC1'R{C THEATREJ P~meroy, 0 I ~l~ - •' 1,1 d JauteR ,T Wi.IJtel In otflp: !.he \l'nlted St.j.l..e5 w ~ eT.l>ertP.d t'l havt: m111e ~UlPremier l.do\UI.rd Hen lot It- wus 1 ~P '" liP 111s si26VP ... a1 net! today lntencl.s to draw a McKee·~ Hrst rllpld v1i,orou~ oo.ralotl ~t.we-err' ~he Versa lles ~~Pii to ctfe.Jt economies lelt poll~ .:t:aty cond t!\e Ocrma.n-\.m eJicoo t:tu.:e p:lcl of 1921 cltmg thil a nd t '" IJn~ ond munlelpod 1mpiOVel' llreat.bletJS H~ecnt fort!ltcn rc ln t10I1il spee ... 1 Cb:• at --- ~I~HT TfV~l[ IS HKU~ ~WAY . BY Commia1iOnere In ArrunliOnl Wth Germ· many Over Demand To Be Reduced Tq For Anno Equ"a lity $12,000 Yearly , $1~.000; I I I - bowl1' tl'll' Bringirig Punch Into Politics M•Kee, New Mayor Of N~w York AnnouJicl!l New Scale of Wages r:.,te r !! ohio And Wt!Bt VlrtlniJ.-Falr ap.d Unued cool tonlrht 1'hur~ay fair "'ll4f alo-.1y rising t.empe ralurt't5 sucnsson n WIO~W m: wa I \ ' {' •1 ~ -' A:l E VOTERS ARE -DISFRANCHISED I . 4- - 1 llfEAW:R FORECAST- I'•{ICE - TH ond Bow ' els ;m .. ' FULL No More Gas l(on: l8 ~' f c • ' 1 • H '1'1111 DAILY~. 0Bm. ' '"l<f~l maJority of cues Stlllf Corre&pondent Ntne out ol ten Sept Acute on hom£s held ~~r,;t.~h!',;';";:•:,:;!)l INB Statl' Correspond"l't Le"' lston Mt! Sept ?-.l.N8Thiee hundrt'd and fifty ~ residents of this mill city on the i' banks of the Androscoggan MvmWIII be unable to votf' at the state election next Monday merely be· cause t.hey have been forced to seek )1,\ci from the mutuclpal ootten or ~tarve \ Thl' RepubUcan-controJied bo$rd of 1 e(I:ISU'Iltion hs11 removed trom the votlnc Usts that n11mber of residents who are characterized b) th eboard aS paupers The board•~ ac~lcon has been upheld by "' superIOr court judge Ml s Edward F Wrllman c~.. man of the board told the loterna.w tiona! News St-ntce today that the 1 board, In removing the namHi, hJs acted In accordance with u stattt law problbltmc paupers 1rorn enjoyhl(l: tbeir right to vote In sta~ elect!Ohl .. Approximat-ely 3~ namefl have. bem removed from the. \ otlnr because they are paup~ and wnr 'hot be allowed {.(I Vi!lt..!," aald � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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