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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 �I • ' 't ,. ,. \ ' . '" ' •' • From Primary to Premiere •• • I/o l 1 ' WIDM.bAT, WI...f, . . . ( \,. ' ~QAILW~I~.- •·" ., '~ , - '. I ' ' ' ~~~ .,.'l:W; • ":~ •' c' ..., .. • • ' 11 .......... 11 11!•1.011!-d~ . , , Oldq, Ill" ..,.. '"* ...... - - . ~ llllf, 01 \110 - ~ " I .. Ull.. ~ lltlll ~-~ f!!!l l .. . !'If,! l!>l1r Prance. . " ·. • Chaun~~Y of ~ iolkl . I j I · Karwr · Broob and ramuv were I,. Mrs. Ida l!ltaneart IIJ)ent ••t week wh.h. her MtL Belele Beckie)' , , 'l'he boya c ~H •"!" .~ ,....,.. .. ...... .... ...... - -- - - - - • .Of 1.00 ' the Eo;gli;h . II l 1;00 1 • . ra~er t, AR WOOD defeated Kay• Ijon, IJoa; ' but the ti me i~ which the ra ce~ were won, was so 1 slow in cu mparTson to the speed capu.:ItY of the poat.s engaged 111 the trials, that it indeed, mui t be an empty honor 1 for the American. With the Englishman 'out of· both · na:es l;ecuu.o:1e of tJouble with the engine of hi~ bOJLt. t he nu.: e was won by Wood !:limply becaus~ he ~nished ~rst. l~Hc.:lllg for a diKlance of some 35 miles, the race was com- 1 plated in time nearly 50 miles an hour slower than the I world's record for boats of this kind. While American8 like to win and like to r~prc!'!en tat ive~ win in whatever competithm ~tri\'ing, thow:mnd::; upon thousands ot ~:Jl~~~:: 1 hroughout the co untry would have ijecured a i1 n thrill had Gar finished second in a real boat race than 1ht~.V received from the empty honor of W.iJ)t~\ng vkd.i l'IJ't'UnlStil. ru.:~t'l at Detroit over the -weeK anu. I< ~tnd Mrs Elmer West of Chll .. llcot h~ J;pent Sunday with !;LUTY Jo rdon · Mr and Mrli. B. B. Wellll of Vales Mtlls !>pent Fr1doy with Berl. Bolen Mr and Mrs Floyd Tewhb&ry motored \..o Wtt~t Virginia Prldd:t and spent until Sunday with the lalt.er·s parents Rev Dean or Albany !{len~ Prl1 day evening Wllh Mr and Mrf> .Arch I ArOO ug h a tew daurhter I meetlnc came I lll't, Bertha Wat.en of 1 MeA ~­ Umr •nt ltit. week with her 51~­ t.er M.lnnLe Beckley. Rev. 0 . P . Olbbe. ot MeA.rtbur de - ' llvete:d bJa Jut IIUDlDil tor Lhis year at We~~wr Chapel. A larye erow<:t attended and at noon a buk.e& cUnner wu aerv,. rl The day ..,.a.s enJoyed all. Mr. Ml'l!l Elsworth Knowlton I SQent. wtth a,.) and Mu. 1 . Prant • .<w1""' MeOooa.rle I Dearth and ' I ~ Mr to a -;1oM tht)l all enjoyed a wiener · Several from h.ere attended the of Mary Wllwn held at Townhouse Monday She had been 'a re&ident of thi11 vlelmty for :t5 I funeral club held· their last t heir Quick. I l'OU1:. 0111 Year .... ..... ...... ... ·li·"9 ' eventna:. When • . .. .. .. . . One Year ........ ........... THE LOGAN TREE Beet1ey Sneral ~~~ here atun~ the ' Athena lair 'lbur8day and l'rtdl!y. 1 ~ Young Widow !Continued !rom !lace ODI" 1 with moth~r as my s ~epta~he ~ had 1gone ll~ tnng over Labor Day and he t hought motheT might be kmeiOIII.e • He expected W join me therl:! later ' In Lhe evening Lnltr he called and said be was ~Ired and that he v.•ould r emain a.t 1 I · "I .. bean dJn- 1 j· ' Y're. rneetinl •' the 8ebocl house Prtday lb c.,r~u .. •*!15 I Three ""' >4<mU> . -.~ .M~ .. .. . Monllli . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . G parenUJ, Mr snd daya ObSCIIP. Phll&del~ PlttaburJ, AlUWiU~· EMPTY H,ONOR Olive Tewlubary of ChaUDeeJ 1!!pent 1.. ~ week with her parent.,. I Mr . and Kn. A. P . Tt..-bba%'7. School bqan at. Ptcnie tJrove 1 Sept 5. Hazel Anael of Zalel!il le the t.eacher Ben Sand! or ChiWcotlle spent. Thunday a.nd Friday Wltn John . Ermel Arl)luah tlad the mWortune ol tnaldnc hil ann lal!t. weel:. • oq ~~ ~ "" p>II!J~ N4iiii!i4!. "!!VI'i~o'l Pfii~IBIIT4'JJV~f ' ' · ·• one w!:".~ em.e uonUl . . . . .. romwo'• ape:nt the week end with Pred~,lnc., ' relatlvn here. tbe Sunday •uuts ot !ifJI"fl!r Harkl.nl and tamUy on Union ~. ~""""" ""' !11"'""'111' .. ill ........ ~ !ll'i'"" ~ - - '"" ~ lp !Mal• .... lD I l'..dd ou~r r#-at Ra.ddlft Chatlel Bolen. ' ' hc:llne her Mr. and Mrl. !'!l.len Bolen o« Athena were \he Sundar ·fllbtl of the I ;lii!C. .,.......,.. ~· l<l'!il~ qo "'"'" lo<uD<! '""" - · Q. ' ... ~ !Jid '!" ~ ... ~ """'" "" ~!'Ill~~ '"'! ' - " ' Ill - •• •• \ . .but··· J. . . .. -~~~~:~~ - 1turned to · tllttlftl Nr. and MJ1. 1 ' O)yde MrVeJ and fi.II\UJ' 'of AthenA 9'ere ~ Sunday CUf'ltl Of ._ Prank Beckley. . Mm. Edd McVey and cNidten or Lancaster Qmt laat. week wlth .--.•·.•·::;;,i;l•111::: home I hea1d nodUng more About It unru the ne~o:t morning.,. when the butler called my mother and told , -1 her the len lblt newa. Bam Quiet ot , McArthur spe~t "I cannot undent.and the nbte at at Dyes. BWlda)' with Cba4. Quick and ram· 11.11, because there·'was no reallOn for Hy. ' l •t 1 do not know what he me1111t Zllr.merman of Z!lie!lkl Mad&e wnqm ~nd daughter Ar- ~ by. "abject hwntliatlOil' and the weekt with EdWin Ztm- 1d1s o! Indiana are visiting her wrong he t.hought he had done ~. and amiJy. mother, Mrs. Canie Jones I love Paul very 4eb.rty " 1M I DONALD TBURSDA1' ' Br()Bd .lup, W•.Va. ' Paulb}t WOJ'~'()- or 'valley Vle.w visiting Murlell Ooodnlte Sun· ac· aqd family of Blue· ani here t.o • '!l(!nd & her pareDtil, Mr. Niece. ' ot New ,\)Q. &t Theron Thpse Nora, Haven ;.~;;t::~t:past. Mr. weell: and l~ Helen [~;i]~;:~ Jean The Monday evening, , and Mrs. Charles Armel and ,children of Columbus spent the week end at the Besaerel" home JJ:rs. John Smith, Mrs Frank K~ and son Frank J,ftWis tetwned Tue11day eveniliK trom a lew da.y11 vl&it with A. D. Wilson a.nd tamUy dr Rui!Bell Ky. Winnie Olbbs of Racine-. Ruth WiSe and P. Bentn-e spt:n\ the week fn Clevelai'Jd a.nd Akron Mr. and' Mrs. A. A Bing and son Charles, of Ch~ire, and Miss VIvienne Smith spev..t t he week end in Co~m~UJJ. · · Mr. and Mrs. HerOld Hubbard and wn. _H.,•,~roi;'d;g!Mward .,. from Akron of M~ alld A:T ILBERrELDS. ; IT WILL PA'I· YOU. I !"•."!•&:~;! BED BLANKETS SNOWY OWL COMFORT BATTING Thes~ Lure 1ise, 10 by It ia peU.., blM, -.e, taft. Jf'lllllt\, l"fl1 lloftd (lfl:hid. lnchu, e&af &e budle. Comptcte •lr- ' Thur1day '$ l00 A PAJR · bi..Uc.-Hea•y welrhl, IJu•te biMk pbtds .' • SSe A ROLL . .' ... ' l Fer skla, Hallf .... ·' !~ . rHuRsoA v '*'!·- ' ' eomp~lon-l..rub.r 1 .; ., I . hl&lniat.:- .,ISc A YARD ' ft•1 LIBIER.U.L 1' yo.., wanla In ABC l'ft· calt5 at 111.1• low price at1 praena.. advane- RUFFLED CURTAINS · t!-1 Janis loua'--wt&h lle·baeb alld separ- • , J J. ,· I IDI' pi'ICes tndlea~ a hla:hH" prlee ror tills ate valallce-Cnam wt&h fut coler &rlm- I .. • U'¥ iltftkllllt ~ ~II ·,.uu aboul tht. ""*"• afll• new idea la .aaoemll.klna: wft.boa( Pi-~~ h~~· ,-h,n ~ ~~ eo..-e J• wOJ{- •b~ 111! Meal! ~ 1et1 "'""''"!>:•>· ~ 11boe& ' 1 t:rp11by S!IWire .AuUl~nJiq ,.,h~ are-.. '!\' ·~l!J!',!t!l', ~..;~.... ""'"' ~..~..wl· "-' f~·~~l""!'!'l~·""· ~· ~·· ~- i~; w,rf. ·~1 .,...m·I!!'IJ!' ·~Of'"- "'I'll ~ "" ~~lfvftl!!> ·~lop "" • ~Ill¥ ' ~·WI·"' ·i'!1!"l'"'ip ""'"~ II ,; ill, tNIJ>' li!M ~~'""": W-1t rq; ..,. -o,m. ,~, . l!t' ""' \!l""ili'M• ., l.o'Jli~P..IIt•. Col!!' . ' ·-~ ~114 .."~ .••• ........,... '"'~'"· :;;;~' .... •'( Cif'RI!I .... ~ l!i,.. . ' .. '!~,!!~!!'-_ ~ .... I' t.h.-e eeeV,.nl r,e.o lho 1m. leathen. " Slud1' &be ..-oRtuh8blp. 'l'rJ /, 1helll the-p Qn JinN' ... . . ' re,._ and no"'e \be we1 ' 4-•ua·!'~~ ~ublon.t . lqol!. a.ntl, rrcl 1!<,.111,~ alid l·•"!?~lol1 · ri~ T1!41'• bcpittfl:o ·o ,_r . r,,..Jt· ""' " lo'Jt~ l;~l't A~~nue w. mln(-bl~~e:, fORe, , .. .. .H- . . " "~.; ~Ill~, . " .,' ,,.. !'1-r,. AP• ~~~. ~....,...~ . ~-· ,. ~ Herriott · "' of •• !;;:toOUI '~""l!lli1!1/W ' -~ ""' !'I\Oiijt.o,M<r.-110.. ...,"' "' ··~· ' ' .•• " " "" 1hmewa~ made bJ <Continued from Pl!3'e one 1 ft Is th\S article which oenmmy 'lclleve3 to be no longer bearable . Sorile- reports declare Herrtot Dians td' dlaeuss the matter l)rl~atc l y with Senator Reed, tlelna' u9 the Oerman demand wtth tb\ 1UC.&tl9n., o! debt redUCtiOn I!I.Dd dil" arm~ent in pneJ'&\. ~~ Lopn Pottery Co., ef Lepn. Obio- -q 1--QaiiOD J*Ff! 2---Gallon Jan; .. ..... 5- ..Oallon Jan m~a lan~ all Ill'" 1!'1oio . "' •• 1\11 first t•aU&y JARS, CROCKS, COVF.ftED .lARS .. . . . ---2sc ' .' STONEWARE Portl Bleaa band em.bnllll!n!ll rownsMade ef fllle ~~;uiU.y nai11110R. celon ·'• • ' WOMEN'S NIGHT GOWHS . •. ' tloth. and ~n. 39c ABMR ,, ., ' ' 1Oc ' !ioUd 'cOiors-\'ard wlde--fut celor Dresa 100 Pain FAITHFUl. R&rODUCr,ON Of THE CORRECT F'I\SJ-liQII(S ~BR• EAC'H c)CE:ASION-SPO~T. WALKI)IIQ; TOWN, DRE~ plain wbll.e tOO New P"tttern-complt&e ran.-e of bar- 3 'F?R' 5~ I < J' sl~. 3000 Yard•-" ABC fiNE PERCALE Thunday • Authentic Fashions St. Dennis Shape. larp cup and a1uaecr- WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP . ' Today we introduce an entirel)t: . ' new kind of shoe ' . Crosby Square CUPS AND SAUCERS ___J_F_?_R_l_O_c__·__ ~ . ,;_...;;,;F~o-r.,;.C_u_p_a_n_d_s_a_u_ce_r_ _ .. ,'\ • at nle.t p•per, ,erforav.fl aNI lteand tlrhlb' a& &he ., .. BIG FIVE CENT PENCIL TABLET Sb.IJ meeb doubk blanketa-bea.YI welrh&, larp black plaids CoraM In ene llleet-SlH '2! by II inch. , IMII, nll<1ni,_J J 1-. ~'eYWJ ,_, ..,,..,pH, inches. 5 Piece Green GLMS MIXING BOWL SETS I .a-lii 1a a set. from a 5!' lnt!b. to a ...._............. !l'i ~-· ..wl 8moel.h edlel--ftat Ml· 40c 1-GaUon Jan . . 10--Galloa Jan . .. lz-<lallon Jars . . . t-o\alon llriUk Cretkl 16c 48c . .. $1.0Q . .... $1.20 ' .... tOe 1-GaUon Prelfln(! Jan wl&h conrs 12c 3-QUri Bean N• . . . . . . 1St PIA te .., JObl' Stoneware ao.-At It fh lr:nown Hert1dt. will probfth- 'v meet with Reed Prlday, befoM or after a ciblnet meetinc. It ap-. peal'$ equan,. certain Herrlot 1 will lese no time In e~ptnv dlr ... ~ Pnmllq ,.. Oe"""" dlocuut- ., •':;r~~;.~;~r,=:~;~~;~l, p1a1::~ wholeupoh protilem· ot q peace ~thesecurity the btfl':l ""' ....._.. ~~ toij.h: by StimAOn In hi.S Elberfelds In Pomeroy.,. ~tel· . . ..• �I • ' 't ,. ,. \ ' . '" ' •' • From Primary to Premiere •• • I/o l 1 ' WIDM.bAT, WI...f, . . . ( \,. ' ~QAILW~I~.- •·" ., '~ , - '. I ' ' ' ~~~ .,.'l:W; • ":~ •' c' ..., .. • • ' 11 .......... 11 11!•1.011!-d~ . , , Oldq, Ill" ..,.. '"* ...... - - . ~ llllf, 01 \110 - ~ " I .. Ull.. ~ lltlll ~-~ f!!!l l .. . !'If,! l!>l1r Prance. . " ·. • Chaun~~Y of ~ iolkl . I j I · Karwr · Broob and ramuv were I,. Mrs. Ida l!ltaneart IIJ)ent ••t week wh.h. her MtL Belele Beckie)' , , 'l'he boya c ~H •"!" .~ ,....,.. .. ...... .... ...... - -- - - - - • .Of 1.00 ' the Eo;gli;h . II l 1;00 1 • . ra~er t, AR WOOD defeated Kay• Ijon, IJoa; ' but the ti me i~ which the ra ce~ were won, was so 1 slow in cu mparTson to the speed capu.:ItY of the poat.s engaged 111 the trials, that it indeed, mui t be an empty honor 1 for the American. With the Englishman 'out of· both · na:es l;ecuu.o:1e of tJouble with the engine of hi~ bOJLt. t he nu.: e was won by Wood !:limply becaus~ he ~nished ~rst. l~Hc.:lllg for a diKlance of some 35 miles, the race was com- 1 plated in time nearly 50 miles an hour slower than the I world's record for boats of this kind. While American8 like to win and like to r~prc!'!en tat ive~ win in whatever competithm ~tri\'ing, thow:mnd::; upon thousands ot ~:Jl~~~:: 1 hroughout the co untry would have ijecured a i1 n thrill had Gar finished second in a real boat race than 1ht~.V received from the empty honor of W.iJ)t~\ng vkd.i l'IJ't'UnlStil. ru.:~t'l at Detroit over the -weeK anu. I< ~tnd Mrs Elmer West of Chll .. llcot h~ J;pent Sunday with !;LUTY Jo rdon · Mr and Mrli. B. B. Wellll of Vales Mtlls !>pent Fr1doy with Berl. Bolen Mr and Mrs Floyd Tewhb&ry motored \..o Wtt~t Virginia Prldd:t and spent until Sunday with the lalt.er·s parents Rev Dean or Albany !{len~ Prl1 day evening Wllh Mr and Mrf> .Arch I ArOO ug h a tew daurhter I meetlnc came I lll't, Bertha Wat.en of 1 MeA ~­ Umr •nt ltit. week with her 51~­ t.er M.lnnLe Beckley. Rev. 0 . P . Olbbe. ot MeA.rtbur de - ' llvete:d bJa Jut IIUDlDil tor Lhis year at We~~wr Chapel. A larye erow<:t attended and at noon a buk.e& cUnner wu aerv,. rl The day ..,.a.s enJoyed all. Mr. Ml'l!l Elsworth Knowlton I SQent. wtth a,.) and Mu. 1 . Prant • .<w1""' MeOooa.rle I Dearth and ' I ~ Mr to a -;1oM tht)l all enjoyed a wiener · Several from h.ere attended the of Mary Wllwn held at Townhouse Monday She had been 'a re&ident of thi11 vlelmty for :t5 I funeral club held· their last t heir Quick. I l'OU1:. 0111 Year .... ..... ...... ... ·li·"9 ' eventna:. When • . .. .. .. . . One Year ........ ........... THE LOGAN TREE Beet1ey Sneral ~~~ here atun~ the ' Athena lair 'lbur8day and l'rtdl!y. 1 ~ Young Widow !Continued !rom !lace ODI" 1 with moth~r as my s ~epta~he ~ had 1gone ll~ tnng over Labor Day and he t hought motheT might be kmeiOIII.e • He expected W join me therl:! later ' In Lhe evening Lnltr he called and said be was ~Ired and that he v.•ould r emain a.t 1 I · "I .. bean dJn- 1 j· ' Y're. rneetinl •' the 8ebocl house Prtday lb c.,r~u .. •*!15 I Three ""' >4<mU> . -.~ .M~ .. .. . Monllli . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . G parenUJ, Mr snd daya ObSCIIP. Phll&del~ PlttaburJ, AlUWiU~· EMPTY H,ONOR Olive Tewlubary of ChaUDeeJ 1!!pent 1.. ~ week with her parent.,. I Mr . and Kn. A. P . Tt..-bba%'7. School bqan at. Ptcnie tJrove 1 Sept 5. Hazel Anael of Zalel!il le the t.eacher Ben Sand! or ChiWcotlle spent. Thunday a.nd Friday Wltn John . Ermel Arl)luah tlad the mWortune ol tnaldnc hil ann lal!t. weel:. • oq ~~ ~ "" p>II!J~ N4iiii!i4!. "!!VI'i~o'l Pfii~IBIIT4'JJV~f ' ' · ·• one w!:".~ em.e uonUl . . . . .. romwo'• ape:nt the week end with Pred~,lnc., ' relatlvn here. tbe Sunday •uuts ot !ifJI"fl!r Harkl.nl and tamUy on Union ~. ~""""" ""' !11"'""'111' .. ill ........ ~ !ll'i'"" ~ - - '"" ~ lp !Mal• .... lD I l'..dd ou~r r#-at Ra.ddlft Chatlel Bolen. ' ' hc:llne her Mr. and Mrl. !'!l.len Bolen o« Athena were \he Sundar ·fllbtl of the I ;lii!C. .,.......,.. ~· l<l'!il~ qo "'"'" lo<uD<! '""" - · Q. ' ... ~ !Jid '!" ~ ... ~ """'" "" ~!'Ill~~ '"'! ' - " ' Ill - •• •• \ . .but··· J. . . .. -~~~~:~~ - 1turned to · tllttlftl Nr. and MJ1. 1 ' O)yde MrVeJ and fi.II\UJ' 'of AthenA 9'ere ~ Sunday CUf'ltl Of ._ Prank Beckley. . Mm. Edd McVey and cNidten or Lancaster Qmt laat. week wlth .--.•·.•·::;;,i;l•111::: home I hea1d nodUng more About It unru the ne~o:t morning.,. when the butler called my mother and told , -1 her the len lblt newa. Bam Quiet ot , McArthur spe~t "I cannot undent.and the nbte at at Dyes. BWlda)' with Cba4. Quick and ram· 11.11, because there·'was no reallOn for Hy. ' l •t 1 do not know what he me1111t Zllr.merman of Z!lie!lkl Mad&e wnqm ~nd daughter Ar- ~ by. "abject hwntliatlOil' and the weekt with EdWin Ztm- 1d1s o! Indiana are visiting her wrong he t.hought he had done ~. and amiJy. mother, Mrs. Canie Jones I love Paul very 4eb.rty " 1M I DONALD TBURSDA1' ' Br()Bd .lup, W•.Va. ' Paulb}t WOJ'~'()- or 'valley Vle.w visiting Murlell Ooodnlte Sun· ac· aqd family of Blue· ani here t.o • '!l(!nd & her pareDtil, Mr. Niece. ' ot New ,\)Q. &t Theron Thpse Nora, Haven ;.~;;t::~t:past. Mr. weell: and l~ Helen [~;i]~;:~ Jean The Monday evening, , and Mrs. Charles Armel and ,children of Columbus spent the week end at the Besaerel" home JJ:rs. John Smith, Mrs Frank K~ and son Frank J,ftWis tetwned Tue11day eveniliK trom a lew da.y11 vl&it with A. D. Wilson a.nd tamUy dr Rui!Bell Ky. Winnie Olbbs of Racine-. Ruth WiSe and P. Bentn-e spt:n\ the week fn Clevelai'Jd a.nd Akron Mr. and' Mrs. A. A Bing and son Charles, of Ch~ire, and Miss VIvienne Smith spev..t t he week end in Co~m~UJJ. · · Mr. and Mrs. HerOld Hubbard and wn. _H.,•,~roi;'d;g!Mward .,. from Akron of M~ alld A:T ILBERrELDS. ; IT WILL PA'I· YOU. I !"•."!•&:~;! BED BLANKETS SNOWY OWL COMFORT BATTING Thes~ Lure 1ise, 10 by It ia peU.., blM, -.e, taft. Jf'lllllt\, l"fl1 lloftd (lfl:hid. lnchu, e&af &e budle. Comptcte •lr- ' Thur1day '$ l00 A PAJR · bi..Uc.-Hea•y welrhl, IJu•te biMk pbtds .' • SSe A ROLL . .' ... ' l Fer skla, Hallf .... ·' !~ . rHuRsoA v '*'!·- ' ' eomp~lon-l..rub.r 1 .; ., I . hl&lniat.:- .,ISc A YARD ' ft•1 LIBIER.U.L 1' yo.., wanla In ABC l'ft· calt5 at 111.1• low price at1 praena.. advane- RUFFLED CURTAINS · t!-1 Janis loua'--wt&h lle·baeb alld separ- • , J J. ,· I IDI' pi'ICes tndlea~ a hla:hH" prlee ror tills ate valallce-Cnam wt&h fut coler &rlm- I .. • U'¥ iltftkllllt ~ ~II ·,.uu aboul tht. ""*"• afll• new idea la .aaoemll.klna: wft.boa( Pi-~~ h~~· ,-h,n ~ ~~ eo..-e J• wOJ{- •b~ 111! Meal! ~ 1et1 "'""''"!>:•>· ~ 11boe& ' 1 t:rp11by S!IWire .AuUl~nJiq ,.,h~ are-.. '!\' ·~l!J!',!t!l', ~..;~.... ""'"' ~..~..wl· "-' f~·~~l""!'!'l~·""· ~· ~·· ~- i~; w,rf. ·~1 .,...m·I!!'IJ!' ·~Of'"- "'I'll ~ "" ~~lfvftl!!> ·~lop "" • ~Ill¥ ' ~·WI·"' ·i'!1!"l'"'ip ""'"~ II ,; ill, tNIJ>' li!M ~~'""": W-1t rq; ..,. -o,m. ,~, . l!t' ""' \!l""ili'M• ., l.o'Jli~P..IIt•. Col!!' . ' ·-~ ~114 .."~ .••• ........,... '"'~'"· :;;;~' .... •'( Cif'RI!I .... ~ l!i,.. . ' .. '!~,!!~!!'-_ ~ .... I' t.h.-e eeeV,.nl r,e.o lho 1m. leathen. " Slud1' &be ..-oRtuh8blp. 'l'rJ /, 1helll the-p Qn JinN' ... . . ' re,._ and no"'e \be we1 ' 4-•ua·!'~~ ~ublon.t . lqol!. a.ntl, rrcl 1!<,.111,~ alid l·•"!?~lol1 · ri~ T1!41'• bcpittfl:o ·o ,_r . r,,..Jt· ""' " lo'Jt~ l;~l't A~~nue w. mln(-bl~~e:, fORe, , .. .. .H- . . " "~.; ~Ill~, . " .,' ,,.. !'1-r,. AP• ~~~. ~....,...~ . ~-· ,. ~ Herriott · "' of •• !;;:toOUI '~""l!lli1!1/W ' -~ ""' !'I\Oiijt.o,M<r.-110.. ...,"' "' ··~· ' ' .•• " " "" 1hmewa~ made bJ <Continued from Pl!3'e one 1 ft Is th\S article which oenmmy 'lclleve3 to be no longer bearable . Sorile- reports declare Herrtot Dians td' dlaeuss the matter l)rl~atc l y with Senator Reed, tlelna' u9 the Oerman demand wtth tb\ 1UC.&tl9n., o! debt redUCtiOn I!I.Dd dil" arm~ent in pneJ'&\. ~~ Lopn Pottery Co., ef Lepn. Obio- -q 1--QaiiOD J*Ff! 2---Gallon Jan; .. ..... 5- ..Oallon Jan m~a lan~ all Ill'" 1!'1oio . "' •• 1\11 first t•aU&y JARS, CROCKS, COVF.ftED .lARS .. . . . ---2sc ' .' STONEWARE Portl Bleaa band em.bnllll!n!ll rownsMade ef fllle ~~;uiU.y nai11110R. celon ·'• • ' WOMEN'S NIGHT GOWHS . •. ' tloth. and ~n. 39c ABMR ,, ., ' ' 1Oc ' !ioUd 'cOiors-\'ard wlde--fut celor Dresa 100 Pain FAITHFUl. R&rODUCr,ON Of THE CORRECT F'I\SJ-liQII(S ~BR• EAC'H c)CE:ASION-SPO~T. WALKI)IIQ; TOWN, DRE~ plain wbll.e tOO New P"tttern-complt&e ran.-e of bar- 3 'F?R' 5~ I < J' sl~. 3000 Yard•-" ABC fiNE PERCALE Thunday • Authentic Fashions St. Dennis Shape. larp cup and a1uaecr- WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP . ' Today we introduce an entirel)t: . ' new kind of shoe ' . Crosby Square CUPS AND SAUCERS ___J_F_?_R_l_O_c__·__ ~ . ,;_...;;,;F~o-r.,;.C_u_p_a_n_d_s_a_u_ce_r_ _ .. ,'\ • at nle.t p•per, ,erforav.fl aNI lteand tlrhlb' a& &he ., .. BIG FIVE CENT PENCIL TABLET Sb.IJ meeb doubk blanketa-bea.YI welrh&, larp black plaids CoraM In ene llleet-SlH '2! by II inch. , IMII, nll<1ni,_J J 1-. ~'eYWJ ,_, ..,,..,pH, inches. 5 Piece Green GLMS MIXING BOWL SETS I .a-lii 1a a set. from a 5!' lnt!b. to a ...._............. !l'i ~-· ..wl 8moel.h edlel--ftat Ml· 40c 1-GaUon Jan . . 10--Galloa Jan . .. lz-<lallon Jars . . . t-o\alon llriUk Cretkl 16c 48c . .. $1.0Q . .... $1.20 ' .... tOe 1-GaUon Prelfln(! Jan wl&h conrs 12c 3-QUri Bean N• . . . . . . 1St PIA te .., JObl' Stoneware ao.-At It fh lr:nown Hert1dt. will probfth- 'v meet with Reed Prlday, befoM or after a ciblnet meetinc. It ap-. peal'$ equan,. certain Herrlot 1 will lese no time In e~ptnv dlr ... ~ Pnmllq ,.. Oe"""" dlocuut- ., •':;r~~;.~;~r,=:~;~~;~l, p1a1::~ wholeupoh protilem· ot q peace ~thesecurity the btfl':l ""' ....._.. ~~ toij.h: by StimAOn In hi.S Elberfelds In Pomeroy.,. ~tel· . . ..• �• ,. / / ·. . ' ' ttPdiia ''~" --~- .' --· Cit hie Llll @u~u~~d >, •~ ' At,Wutle 8Uhlllilrh:.t ft\'ist•d·b)' eyrlliJ ) 'Jehl ~11\liOIWd o~ IJ~Wt!l~r ~:opp(!r ~~(prpr.,.Ol • - -,--- ~ultu;t,ari•tJ Cablt ~111'11 Thll :~~~»~~~iF· J. fii•t ' WIU wlrel ln gulfR pcrclm, .... t~!clt wu~ I~ ~- ~e; J;>omeroy iiUTI'OUflt iPd h.l' U t:ll\'~ rln;,t l~f lit!tll,t Pl,ayera Fifld Well, Hit H-..~ ~-,~~~;;;I t~ll, nruh•tl w!lh ull. )llt•·h, iiUd htwll ' II'JtN, 'l'ht• 1\'lu•le Wll'l llr{lh"t'h'll bJ' u ~l miter l!l.hl'ul h ur 1S I!U'antl~t of I t~,..-lor~Ol _ -· 1 Ht>\'lf.ll __.:___ _ - .. 111te" t!lld•. • AHEIC.I(;,,N HOW Cleveland 6 ; St. Louis 0.1 AMERICAN Lf;AOliE Columbua. 0., Sept. 7-IN8 --G9od newa for pa\l'ona of h1Kh IIIChool fooU:l&U IUld b8.8· Fof l\ent- -- GAMES . TODAV AMEBIC AN • A8SOOU:TION ColumbU6 at LoulsvUie. \night came> Indianapolis at Toledo. MU'W&.q_kee at Minneapolis.. Kansas City d st. Paul. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati at New York. .UTR'-! DAILY·. -· ---·- St. Louis st Philadelphia. Pittsburgh a.t Bl'ooklyn. Chicago at Booton. ! two gam~s>. SCREAM! AMERICAN ..EAGVE No S,llffies scheduled. ··~-' mlla.lonf:r ·H. R. Town· ae of the Ohio High School Athi~UC Al&oc..UOO IDDOWleccJ ~Y that the new 10 per ~\ fede~ 8dmiasion ta.x ~ not applY to hiJh school athle\ie ~teata. The tal 2a a.pplic&b!e to eollq:u - and unlverstt1e11, however, aocordiol to a rul· tna: reoelv~ fl:pm Ule Inter· nal revenue deparbnent. 85 40 54 5& !: .cs,•t ,,;t.oap;w. .. ·..... -- Ba&ton ........... 31 .. ''' ..... 71} ..... " 'M L. 63 DO ..... 68 " " 66 .... "' 81 811 10 . 71 · St. Paul . . . . . . . . . . 5I LouiPUle r • • .. .. • G1 - Torooto . . . . . . . . . * * * "''!IJIIC~N ·' AII80CIATION -•P.II• t2; Milwaukee u . * .* YOU EVER STOP TO YEmNK! By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma I ... - - -~ll•'ft: \.e-=t:,0:.:,-, ·!'. .,.,~,.,..E ..fU, 'l'i•ttJ Mtltls . , triMIIII •111 zlttt/ttli ill P11riJ 11rrJ 1111 lfltltrtU 11r MtJ41 i11 Ntu n.r.t. 'tlro.C'l'tt1i ss DISTANCE RUMAIER.~E SEEMS ; o'fit.- Ht:re's a blac~ crt:pe satin that h : out foJ" efte~t. loBE' A \ SE.CoND It is altractivr without a doubt Yt:t it iJ a sin'lflt and modest OO!I tume that can be worn for ,all da1 . X "l' \JJOI:tltE.b 1'"1' NE\1£~ I wear. GRE:AT POl.ISH' -- - \.V.T,E.ft:~ ~! ~~ ...\.L 'J. 1,)0 ~~ ' _ , . \'T ! 1l '1<1>1\~ ..,..., • MCl\116 811AaT DAY WBAR f.)Uf-21-Hf Think ol the s.vin1 by ma\dniit. Wool crepe, canton·faille 11.11~ rough crepe silkl are aho luvely for ih devt-lopment. ,- .oesceN'r tNcLuoe ~'c....,.J.,...,--.,.--~--._,;;,.,~i'r;;.;;.:-..:.c:.;,""JI' \ ~d/1,, +·~~~,.~~, ;,,.,,dill~ ~ ~UN :~~~.:lLJrJOil~:1~Uflt1:!iL_....";';,..,~~~W~'""+:~.;.,-----;'~ ;...:'-.,---.,...,.-,..,-.\.--:--:-.,.-..,P----~"'1 .. :1 fl.di•trJ, Tim II i1 #•I'll• Cillo fer j, a,, 'f1l;u 1> Pq"'"" 1I' Gl!t!Tl.EV.l"N, VIS.'IE 'poT To 4r'f-~•, tht nu"1ber " tb~ ail' ¥QU w,qt. ,...~4r~a~ your inJ Vo'~Y :- ' the UNE~Pl..O"fkEti~~ ..,_ · .. . ' ... , .- nt~•" ~~~ 1•ttor h1 t lt:~ £allpw~ ' ~m ~· ~~r•~···· P•!'" ~'''"" '!1'1111 ~· II. t ·.; ' l!tl! ~·1t ' H~ T · (Jp~ppp Oiled o~t will brin~ • 01 · •••turn' 111~11. p~~tpfp, !lo, 77~~. ~lJt-tP, I ' I -. .' ' ' - .,' . , ' .... ., ' ·· 1 1 -· f .. I ''" '' .,.,.1"111"11 r1.. ~,~~'" nu...S~ w l!li• ,. 1)0 ·poMlfll\ti'16"1'D ·';i1fl\l'l!' our $elid lS tetUI. (In atllfliPI Of culfi) ltt Fa•hl~' Bure\ll· ·Wrltt ~·rllful1y ·fl~ pla!D)Y ypur natmt: i"'4 f,ll!l a~d· BASEBALL.· $TARS oF POLISH N•. 77j6 "'"' IJt •J· l.llJ___,-..:AIJI ,,;,.,J. ill''"''n ,;,~ 16 •• 20 (J•4 16 ,. ~l ' ... This I A boosting spirit teaches you first to know the 'home ·city, then to go ahead with a real knowJedge of it and a vision.of a still ..... greater city towards which your hopes, your thoughts and toil are building for the years to come. .,. ,\ The general who led his troops to battlE! to defend lib! country armed ortly with peace treatiepil would be c¢ain to ~uffet., defeat at the hands of an army anned with heavy artilleey;'machine guns, tanks arid airplanes. That geneta:l woUld b~ regard!!d • as : mad and would command no confidence among the • people of his country. .'' ...... !!.t!:.'P'~E You'll find it so l!uily fashioned ' #1. .Ill 8t Pai.JJ I; Xt.IUIU Olty 8 (12 Inn.> Tcledo 11: lndtanapoU. 5. .. I'I • ' ColwnbUI D: Lou.llvlllt s. •. lnrqUI:'r. "~ · I· . ~ 101. ~8T. .DU'8 IIB8ti~T8 Aluml••• Vlotit '. ...- ~ ~ Edward Dato, Who Bol\~ht Hr~nn's Claim to Eatate of John D's Daughter, Was Ucstitutc Fugitive From RuBBia• lloldings Once Value~ at $40,000,000 May Be Worth '' ' Nothing, · A l' i.,\ln hu~ ~~C)t 1t,u.o.u\c mallrel;w uJ ulumlnum. ,\,·ehl~ tl•l JIIP:hmn ilRd tttth;hed l!l nnh1~1\ .. l•uulnurn ~-· Jersey City 6; · Newark 1. 19 81 Baltitnoffl at Albany " . - .... .. .2'14 INTDNATiUI'IAL LJ.(!JIIIli Olub W. L. ~. New~rk . . . . . . . . . 100 liS ·-'s Bullalo . . . . . . . . . . B< 1111 .QI Baltimore . . . . . . . 83 10 .113 Rooboater . . . . . . . . Ill 13 .11:1 Mo~U...l . . . . 'Ill 14 ~II J-y Cicy . . . . . . .. "' ·i# 1 will not be reaponsibh~ ror a.ny dcblls conLt'IUltJ!d ~y an1one other Umn myseU, ·~ INTERNATIONAL t.E \OU~ Buffalo 4. Montrtal B. Butfalo 7; t4Gnt.rea.l 0. .l''IU ...504 lnQinp, &&Teement). Rochester 8; Toronto 3. .<36 t.Ibany 8; :baitlplore 1. .318 es 10 'rn 18 89 pnce-Penniless Immigrant i Controls .McCormick Estate ' 'l<it l .llftll .500 D8 """""""' . . .. . . n Toledo . . . . . . . . . . . . 1i 100 ·- ~ ,.•. I Only pmes scheduled. NATIONAL L&.\GUE """""' . . .•.•.. - . . • 81 -. M Rochec;ter., at 'Voronto. 000 ....•. ~ '1Q -·· .' New .York PbUacielphla 84 Wiah1n1Jkm . . . . . 79 Clevebmd . '17 Ddrolt . . . . . . . . . 68 IC&nau Clty " . .. . '26 Jersey Oity at Newal'k . I \'" wbtch prohibita joint AMBR.Jf'.AN AtltiOClATION with the htih schOGI Club W. L. or workoutl cttreeted or Mlnneapol*-' . . . . . U 5I school eoathe& or Colwnbua . . . . . . . . 11 88 Iodl&n&polla . . . . . . 18 'Ill Buffalo at Montreal. l rJub cb.<tnv;,.. l;u" .. .. . .. .. ... . 68 oo j';;~=~~:;;~;. ~ for Ylolatlna the prac· INTERNATIONAL LtiAGUE -- :AGl'l Cleveland 4; St. Louil! 3. • ' o;o~ · t:>~~E"YQ,).i , lrl'l"'!~~u'P1" · · Jll\~ Cp~FE\ii~O~;' , )'p.\l,·~ <1;'· , -·' .. " · ·,: , , ~~~ . .,-·, , ,, . F:•~J::.li)• \ . ""\' . .. .; ~:r."<::--~'li"•"''""''"'"'r ~ ·; ) · ; ; / .t;. I. ' K·' ' , /J ~~;,j~,\·,:'1!;.' . ~:·: , . ' $lMMO(\IS, ~UINN, COM OI<06i t<Y, ' ; ere~ The way to sell merchandise, farm lands, or anYthing else for1 that matter, is to advertise it ~mtil you selt it. · · - ...•.. As for st!Jries that t.kis or that interests ~:an hold up tHe. March of Progress, there miiY- he, of course, instances of obs~c.­ tion, but ta~en general'l, suCh allegation$:can· bl! ullterly r\ljected. Progreett ~ irrestlble an!l n11~ so unkm!l· eltis,?ng in!WIW'l tiollll aqd aiTanrmen~ as sl!lllli!J.iPn-monJ«!rs wQul!:i' llllW!ItiJlle~ J;lavfl 1111 thi11k. . · . . ···1 t1 ,.,~ . .' . bAAif~· ~ �• ,. / / ·. . ' ' ttPdiia ''~" --~- .' --· Cit hie Llll @u~u~~d >, •~ ' At,Wutle 8Uhlllilrh:.t ft\'ist•d·b)' eyrlliJ ) 'Jehl ~11\liOIWd o~ IJ~Wt!l~r ~:opp(!r ~~(prpr.,.Ol • - -,--- ~ultu;t,ari•tJ Cablt ~111'11 Thll :~~~»~~~iF· J. fii•t ' WIU wlrel ln gulfR pcrclm, .... t~!clt wu~ I~ ~- ~e; J;>omeroy iiUTI'OUflt iPd h.l' U t:ll\'~ rln;,t l~f lit!tll,t Pl,ayera Fifld Well, Hit H-..~ ~-,~~~;;;I t~ll, nruh•tl w!lh ull. )llt•·h, iiUd htwll ' II'JtN, 'l'ht• 1\'lu•le Wll'l llr{lh"t'h'll bJ' u ~l miter l!l.hl'ul h ur 1S I!U'antl~t of I t~,..-lor~Ol _ -· 1 Ht>\'lf.ll __.:___ _ - .. 111te" t!lld•. • AHEIC.I(;,,N HOW Cleveland 6 ; St. Louis 0.1 AMERICAN Lf;AOliE Columbua. 0., Sept. 7-IN8 --G9od newa for pa\l'ona of h1Kh IIIChool fooU:l&U IUld b8.8· Fof l\ent- -- GAMES . TODAV AMEBIC AN • A8SOOU:TION ColumbU6 at LoulsvUie. \night came> Indianapolis at Toledo. MU'W&.q_kee at Minneapolis.. Kansas City d st. Paul. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati at New York. .UTR'-! DAILY·. -· ---·- St. Louis st Philadelphia. Pittsburgh a.t Bl'ooklyn. Chicago at Booton. ! two gam~s>. SCREAM! AMERICAN ..EAGVE No S,llffies scheduled. ··~-' mlla.lonf:r ·H. R. Town· ae of the Ohio High School Athi~UC Al&oc..UOO IDDOWleccJ ~Y that the new 10 per ~\ fede~ 8dmiasion ta.x ~ not applY to hiJh school athle\ie ~teata. The tal 2a a.pplic&b!e to eollq:u - and unlverstt1e11, however, aocordiol to a rul· tna: reoelv~ fl:pm Ule Inter· nal revenue deparbnent. 85 40 54 5& !: .cs,•t ,,;t.oap;w. .. ·..... -- Ba&ton ........... 31 .. ''' ..... 71} ..... " 'M L. 63 DO ..... 68 " " 66 .... "' 81 811 10 . 71 · St. Paul . . . . . . . . . . 5I LouiPUle r • • .. .. • G1 - Torooto . . . . . . . . . * * * "''!IJIIC~N ·' AII80CIATION -•P.II• t2; Milwaukee u . * .* YOU EVER STOP TO YEmNK! By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma I ... - - -~ll•'ft: \.e-=t:,0:.:,-, ·!'. .,.,~,.,..E ..fU, 'l'i•ttJ Mtltls . , triMIIII •111 zlttt/ttli ill P11riJ 11rrJ 1111 lfltltrtU 11r MtJ41 i11 Ntu n.r.t. 'tlro.C'l'tt1i ss DISTANCE RUMAIER.~E SEEMS ; o'fit.- Ht:re's a blac~ crt:pe satin that h : out foJ" efte~t. loBE' A \ SE.CoND It is altractivr without a doubt Yt:t it iJ a sin'lflt and modest OO!I tume that can be worn for ,all da1 . X "l' \JJOI:tltE.b 1'"1' NE\1£~ I wear. GRE:AT POl.ISH' -- - \.V.T,E.ft:~ ~! ~~ ...\.L 'J. 1,)0 ~~ ' _ , . \'T ! 1l '1<1>1\~ ..,..., • MCl\116 811AaT DAY WBAR f.)Uf-21-Hf Think ol the s.vin1 by ma\dniit. Wool crepe, canton·faille 11.11~ rough crepe silkl are aho luvely for ih devt-lopment. ,- .oesceN'r tNcLuoe ~'c....,.J.,...,--.,.--~--._,;;,.,~i'r;;.;;.:-..:.c:.;,""JI' \ ~d/1,, +·~~~,.~~, ;,,.,,dill~ ~ ~UN :~~~.:lLJrJOil~:1~Uflt1:!iL_....";';,..,~~~W~'""+:~.;.,-----;'~ ;...:'-.,---.,...,.-,..,-.\.--:--:-.,.-..,P----~"'1 .. :1 fl.di•trJ, Tim II i1 #•I'll• Cillo fer j, a,, 'f1l;u 1> Pq"'"" 1I' Gl!t!Tl.EV.l"N, VIS.'IE 'poT To 4r'f-~•, tht nu"1ber " tb~ ail' ¥QU w,qt. ,...~4r~a~ your inJ Vo'~Y :- ' the UNE~Pl..O"fkEti~~ ..,_ · .. . ' ... , .- nt~•" ~~~ 1•ttor h1 t lt:~ £allpw~ ' ~m ~· ~~r•~···· P•!'" ~'''"" '!1'1111 ~· II. t ·.; ' l!tl! ~·1t ' H~ T · (Jp~ppp Oiled o~t will brin~ • 01 · •••turn' 111~11. p~~tpfp, !lo, 77~~. ~lJt-tP, I ' I -. .' ' ' - .,' . , ' .... ., ' ·· 1 1 -· f .. I ''" '' .,.,.1"111"11 r1.. ~,~~'" nu...S~ w l!li• ,. 1)0 ·poMlfll\ti'16"1'D ·';i1fl\l'l!' our $elid lS tetUI. (In atllfliPI Of culfi) ltt Fa•hl~' Bure\ll· ·Wrltt ~·rllful1y ·fl~ pla!D)Y ypur natmt: i"'4 f,ll!l a~d· BASEBALL.· $TARS oF POLISH N•. 77j6 "'"' IJt •J· l.llJ___,-..:AIJI ,,;,.,J. ill''"''n ,;,~ 16 •• 20 (J•4 16 ,. ~l ' ... This I A boosting spirit teaches you first to know the 'home ·city, then to go ahead with a real knowJedge of it and a vision.of a still ..... greater city towards which your hopes, your thoughts and toil are building for the years to come. .,. ,\ The general who led his troops to battlE! to defend lib! country armed ortly with peace treatiepil would be c¢ain to ~uffet., defeat at the hands of an army anned with heavy artilleey;'machine guns, tanks arid airplanes. That geneta:l woUld b~ regard!!d • as : mad and would command no confidence among the • people of his country. .'' ...... !!.t!:.'P'~E You'll find it so l!uily fashioned ' #1. .Ill 8t Pai.JJ I; Xt.IUIU Olty 8 (12 Inn.> Tcledo 11: lndtanapoU. 5. .. I'I • ' ColwnbUI D: Lou.llvlllt s. •. lnrqUI:'r. "~ · I· . ~ 101. ~8T. .DU'8 IIB8ti~T8 Aluml••• Vlotit '. ...- ~ ~ Edward Dato, Who Bol\~ht Hr~nn's Claim to Eatate of John D's Daughter, Was Ucstitutc Fugitive From RuBBia• lloldings Once Value~ at $40,000,000 May Be Worth '' ' Nothing, · A l' i.,\ln hu~ ~~C)t 1t,u.o.u\c mallrel;w uJ ulumlnum. ,\,·ehl~ tl•l JIIP:hmn ilRd tttth;hed l!l nnh1~1\ .. l•uulnurn ~-· Jersey City 6; · Newark 1. 19 81 Baltitnoffl at Albany " . - .... .. .2'14 INTDNATiUI'IAL LJ.(!JIIIli Olub W. L. ~. New~rk . . . . . . . . . 100 liS ·-'s Bullalo . . . . . . . . . . B< 1111 .QI Baltimore . . . . . . . 83 10 .113 Rooboater . . . . . . . . Ill 13 .11:1 Mo~U...l . . . . 'Ill 14 ~II J-y Cicy . . . . . . .. "' ·i# 1 will not be reaponsibh~ ror a.ny dcblls conLt'IUltJ!d ~y an1one other Umn myseU, ·~ INTERNATIONAL t.E \OU~ Buffalo 4. Montrtal B. Butfalo 7; t4Gnt.rea.l 0. .l''IU ...504 lnQinp, &&Teement). Rochester 8; Toronto 3. .<36 t.Ibany 8; :baitlplore 1. .318 es 10 'rn 18 89 pnce-Penniless Immigrant i Controls .McCormick Estate ' 'l<it l .llftll .500 D8 """""""' . . .. . . n Toledo . . . . . . . . . . . . 1i 100 ·- ~ ,.•. I Only pmes scheduled. NATIONAL L&.\GUE """""' . . .•.•.. - . . • 81 -. M Rochec;ter., at 'Voronto. 000 ....•. ~ '1Q -·· .' New .York PbUacielphla 84 Wiah1n1Jkm . . . . . 79 Clevebmd . '17 Ddrolt . . . . . . . . . 68 IC&nau Clty " . .. . '26 Jersey Oity at Newal'k . I \'" wbtch prohibita joint AMBR.Jf'.AN AtltiOClATION with the htih schOGI Club W. L. or workoutl cttreeted or Mlnneapol*-' . . . . . U 5I school eoathe& or Colwnbua . . . . . . . . 11 88 Iodl&n&polla . . . . . . 18 'Ill Buffalo at Montreal. l rJub cb.<tnv;,.. l;u" .. .. . .. .. ... . 68 oo j';;~=~~:;;~;. ~ for Ylolatlna the prac· INTERNATIONAL LtiAGUE -- :AGl'l Cleveland 4; St. Louil! 3. • ' o;o~ · t:>~~E"YQ,).i , lrl'l"'!~~u'P1" · · Jll\~ Cp~FE\ii~O~;' , )'p.\l,·~ <1;'· , -·' .. " · ·,: , , ~~~ . .,-·, , ,, . F:•~J::.li)• \ . ""\' . .. .; ~:r."<::--~'li"•"''""''"'"'r ~ ·; ) · ; ; / .t;. I. ' K·' ' , /J ~~;,j~,\·,:'1!;.' . ~:·: , . ' $lMMO(\IS, ~UINN, COM OI<06i t<Y, ' ; ere~ The way to sell merchandise, farm lands, or anYthing else for1 that matter, is to advertise it ~mtil you selt it. · · - ...•.. As for st!Jries that t.kis or that interests ~:an hold up tHe. March of Progress, there miiY- he, of course, instances of obs~c.­ tion, but ta~en general'l, suCh allegation$:can· bl! ullterly r\ljected. Progreett ~ irrestlble an!l n11~ so unkm!l· eltis,?ng in!WIW'l tiollll aqd aiTanrmen~ as sl!lllli!J.iPn-monJ«!rs wQul!:i' llllW!ItiJlle~ J;lavfl 1111 thi11k. . · . . ···1 t1 ,.,~ . .' . bAAif~· ~ �• I I • - , , ... 4)1 ~H I O Mees Rules Money Belongs Tb K a r r 8USIN£SS IS TR~NSACHO ~y Bdlo, C~MMISS IaN E~ S $380? WH() TH£ HECK HAS GOT THAT MUCH KALE If SH~niN~ WITH • ' • ,___ Jury Fi.nd11 Colored Man Had Delima On The milton J.pl)eared In the t.:ourt of Maym J E Ha.rl.eY -., tO A verclict of 11UiltY of shooUnq wlUl Intent to wound was retmned by a Jury In the cammon pleas coutt hlf'r~ Tuellday afternoou a"1Unst " Ciflrence Quail~ ,. - Fe Iii l ~ ..I "1I l • l ..,l 1'( t:OIOJOO tn\oxicstmg Hquor lWd 4Ji.v~ InA a motor vehlole while in toxl<:tl ted ';t'he tourt fotqJ.d Edwards guilty On 1atb" ot the tour count.s and hen -be aan Ule prooess of' callii)J 01,1t 1 I ' Qf Mid· UleJ)Ol't Qualls had been Indicted on two count& that (I! !!hooting wtttl In U!nt to kill and to wo md bul Crt m t he evi~nce lntrcxtuced 1n th"' case a 'Verdict ot rutlt.y was returned on lhe latter count. Quail~; wtw convicted of havtmt Mot at officers WilHam Robf>on and Dona Tracy when they wEnt to the Qualls brother~:~ home iu lower M:kfdrtport to arre!lt a broth L! l Mn.'il! Qualls '!bey disoowet«< that Mose Quo.Us nqrt JaH 1npn pleas llOUri on a bond t'lr his "pearo.nce there for sen te ncil:i' The CMe ot the State of Ohio vs c:l'jl.rl Duckv.ot thl blolcted on a. cbttf11e of nssau ~ ancl battet y on the persoo of William Matth,wson was begub ln tile court Wednesday 1\.tatthewson cl4tm.H DuckwotLh a.!l~ aaulted him when he went to t he twme of ,Adam Lallance in evracur>e to make an arrest _ .... _ - - - 8~ R~ HW~R~IEO HIGHWAYS -- I Bf fARM STRIKL range "Seahnc Down" Proeeoo / ON MORTGAGES Of Farms; Says D1atre!l Too Great For Local Relief Meaaureo t1' By WD..LIAM K HUTCHlNSOU rCopy!liht 1932 By lntematiou'll News ijenft'eBolse Idaho ' Sept 8-lN&~ply concerned mer the f,ml strike movEtment ln the grain belt Senttt.o~ William E Borah CR.l ot Tdaho today appealed to the bus neH I~ad~rn of tbe nation to arrsuge a BCallns down or f111m mortga" 1!1) as the ftt'St' step toward reatot-::L t~ of asricultural proaperlt.y In an exclushe Jn~rvlew with Intern&tlonal News Be vlce Borah declared he IJ.Q.W UO chance of mid "he ninth annutd Burnside re lnl(. 1 was h eld. Sur day a the horne or Mr~ Emma. H Burnside a t Ft Plensnnt An app1C.J) nte prcgrnm wu.s pre~~entA:d ,o tbe large c1owd and a most f' njoyaule thut w " held Music was prescnie!.l rnlt'r lhe duectlon of Ml'll F'lorence Arnett tcllowed by t he h vocat11"1 by M I A Burnside or Madison W Va 1 A ptcgram of silence In memory tl the dece~u;ed ne IlL o ll family wtt~ thN held frl lowed l)l' rc~pcnses f1tm each ramll repre~ "nled f < m n c! Joseph Burnrdde e.r.d his twin ~btu Mrs Lucmd a n~ n d~: McGuffin and a wed.dl06f ring c1 thu great lfl'llndmother' or Mu, Ht!en Aldr ge bear ing tht' d 1 t 1<1-:i5 wi!!re dl'"phlyed thE- nev meeting wlU b., held ut tw hr mt <:1 M A numsldc Yqd Iron W va on lhe SundRY be fore Ln. bor day 1933 fhct:e who att"'nded the reuuir11 fr<lm Middlei>ort and Masoh Olt)' I wa~t~m farmers gaining any per manent unprovetn..f:nt bY their strike He said their dl.stte!iS wii.S too great to be solvf!d by lo~l teUef mea11ur ••Borah challenged both 1-. esl<lcnt Hoovt-t und Fianklln D ROQ.!Ievelt rtval preHidenUA.l candidateB to an· nount:e r. "OJrie m~::asul136 for the re· lid o! a grtculture By lmpUca I len he declared the Republican and Democmtl· platforms were un acr.eptable to farme s bJ U\e ~•t Borah Ck!Clared the pijcll~ of all"i· cQlture could be re~cUed only \.V PQ.uitable settlement of the triOn· tePara.tlona debt tartff Merchants Should Wat~b Their S t e ' ~;]:";:;~:lbe~ Cbllds Dcil:uthy ct,.llds Mr a nd Mrs Leo Ohllds und VII-gmt~ Chllda or Middlepo rt and Ml'!l L c Flu bee Flo1-ence Mcoumn and MuJienc Furbee or MaBon C~ly Needs , ' ' JiQY~ ,WOOl. LONG :I:ROUSERS Plain and fancy, Just th e $}85 kmd for seho11l BOYS WOOL KNICKERS Elastie and l'Jain 97e bottoms BOYS WASHABLE LO~ TROtiS£RS Dark patterns, !l'la..<ii1c on nde at watstband ANNOUNCE WEDDING Word bas been received here fa'Om Columbua or the recent. marrialt of Ylaa Kathedoe Hood daulh~r of the late )(r and Mrl James Hood to Bernard Allhworth 80ll of Mr and Mrs Homer A8h worth ot the Athens road at .Portamouth Both art .raduates of Po>oltl roy hi&h school B0¥'5 LINFJ\1 KNIGKJRS Plain and p!!\lcl patte1 ns sizes 6 to 1~ ! ' ' . ' S1zes 8 to 14lk ., Plain and fancy, alZeS • 7V~ to lOVt Senator Robert Bulkley Mre saturday Aeptember 11 wiD dell.er a a~h ln (rgpt of oourt house BO.YS BELTS ' All leather, pliim anrl fancy S1zes 24 to 3() BOYS, SCHOOL TIES Kmtted, Se1'V1ceable, Fancy pattetn£ ' 38c · 17c BOYS "BOY BLUE:" BLOUSES 59c fi4r ''l17"' BOYS "Bb..Y, BtUE" SHIRTS Broadcloth, plain and fancy BQYS SPQRt HOSE SENATOaBULKLEY ~ 79'"""' "tl:! _ ~iHJ Plain anri fancy patteon• A gtJod buy 39c 8,0VS LONG TROUSERS 1 Lot fot School POYS SCHOQL CAPS Leath~r Sweat Bands rubber visor 79c BOY~ SCtiOOL SWEATI;:R$, Sleeveless 01 Sleeves \'lith $ •. od apil<$145 . New Jatl qot..lal r.r.B4»YI Juat tn. ' · Prl~• Lowet Tbla Seasoat 8iifiT-FAD MISI\E& I oneloi1 sept '1 - INS - When the Prince of Wal5 doni aome new artlole of clotblns, It lla\mllp becomes U\8 fuhlon otemflht But for the first u ne he failed When the appeared • I 01'. . . . . ot a new f&ah1on dubera eeni out. ordere dreda of auch shtrta au• to far not one hsa -~----..;. ZIPPELIN &ET1IKN8 Friedrlcllaharen, CJenna.ny Sept 1 - 1MB-The orat Zeppelin returned t.o lbt: home ban.pr here tcday alter another of lta "'""'•' I buoo Bl'ILIU I trans--Atlan*IC ftl&bts to Pernaf\l· xtremc Northeafl c r~:~usl ng sli&ht.ly .,..rmE'r portion tonlilh t cloudlneAA ant! Turpin .. . world At Colorful Capttal Pageant tMILITANT DRYS ~ fiCHT fiR iP~RTY CANOl I 1 warmf>r I j II I CEN'~'S ~,. : f~RME~~ UfPEN~ ~: ~N G~VERN~~S 1~ fU~NI~H R[ ll -Final Battle On Thia sue Openpd TodaJ rf oiJ. Waohin,ton J I :~:.~;. o;;howers P'rlday nigh t 1 PR~PI~[S C~ANG[ I Idaho s~nator Would Ar- 1 PREA€H£RS ~ '""' ¥'• L ~ Cblld> Cllr.ll" CI""N< ·s"IGN .. ENTS n• Jd• >!Brit l\ICOUI!In Mr and ""' J;4 ft ~ M MrJ 0eor81 QhJJds Wt.Jh11, t' Ohl o--- Fll lr t FORECAST~ h11CE- THREE ,~., "'""'"""' homes ot Rich.""'''' and BURN SID E REUNION As they rounded a t urn In HELD LAST SUNDAY Cllirenoe th1\ path near a lloa pen alJ"ut 180 reeL from the Cla.nnce Qualls nome a Rhot iun 'Vii'/S dlscharged ln their direction th shot peppe-rmg o. small apple tree dlrt ctly behind them The otncers ran to the pll\te when the 11hot hlld come and round ~~nee Just Inside the door of biB )l$le with t.tii ahotcun biOken down an empty llhell nearby und 0 looded one In tbe preech A revolvct was on the floor a~ also a sallon of alleged whiskey The omcers placed Clarence un der ll.ttl!ftt taklnll' him to the Mldrtle WEATHER ftEADERS' NOTICE - I! you want the News Office of The Dall7 Tr1bune, eall 236 L, If the Buslneu Office ask for 202-R. lladfield nedto""' IJ the QuallS was relell&ed from t.he com ---· l.he JaU mea:Ll po&&e61Jion or the tlne~ oli e¥b ctlarle un.Lll puor Edwards ~d swam $5 and costs for hl~lCle&.Llou lill.ld the Mayor .. tM~ atld cost.<l for Hmugglbla tiOO and cosla for driving a motor vel'llcle whtle unde r the ln ftuence or alcohol and 1200 for possesslo'n ol liquGr "' The tine and cosu; amount to about S380 It Wtt~ salg and EdwaHis wlll stand commit tetl to the count.)' jall wltll fine and c0f;t6 are paid He wn s b10ught to the cuunty jail Tuesday night Aller~IJ Small Appropriatoono Are Made On Several Projecto c&Lion llmll(f811ng Jlquol'8 into Brother Of Qualls Wao ooucht II iiil ON at MiddleJ}(lrt 'l'uesdJiy ev$1 108 fadng chlll'le& of intoJit• I nctdenl Oec:urred When c • - friend WHEN HE FIRED 1~ U 1St JU ., I rt Lac,k Of Money Preventa BcJrd From Startinc l~nprovementa Ectwards b probably thlnkb:).l{ the .same Lhlnll 'iVIth reverse Englll;h 11.1 lte nteds the Officen :Fiaating culinary P a rt Bribery Deal, A-.:ded to PlaoatUf ~- ! ~A friend ln aeed ia a friend indeed tba.t. 1 prob,. ably who.t Wll ll a~om Edw-.rda Lbought when he wunJed. llquor mto Mlddleport la.il to st:! Yeral trlend11 lncarterated Lhere on cnaraes of lntcui:D· Uon Labor D&y And now INTfNT'Tfl WDUNO STAlL Hl""'l r-r - I WIDESPLIT '1., Dry Ranb -Over 1 END OF TROUBLE s..n ,\, Order Slow I •en, One Faetion eo Neutral Stand lt P uerhng Itself In Str1ke Area All Hoghw.;,;.1ave I In Iowa Are Free Of L Blockadeo p TRUCE A:RRANGEDi' For All Other Poil)l{j Goverl\ora To Meet Tomorrow � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 7, 1932 parker zeller