https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/da841cf0133729723a0ada9de375d432.pdf 2c30783b5e3bae2566c1e7f96bc0fbb0 PDF Text Text .. • 'IBJ; DAILY 'l'IUIIDa. k. iW *C~, i - J ~'· ' \ ~• u lll 0~ 10 n· ST,T £ HUSEUY HI GH 'sr ~ ttl)" I.£T'It &Vt \ r. cu ue ·a ct .• " · --------------+---NOTJCB :von want - ' MINES_TO 'R£5UM£ jEx-?olic~ Chief Gotham's Mayor and ' Ex-Mayor .. . ' Wms His Release IN PIMEHOf ~EN~ ~ Habeu Corpuo Proceed· Held for Non-pay. . , IDPI IJtsoAY NEXT WEOfl[ meat of Fine H. P. "Oib" M ayer, rormer cruet of :Police of Middleport and const.ble of Sa.llBbury township, was released from the Mel@:s county Ja!l Sour<:ea Of lndiDb::v- In Meita Count:v To BeGin Opentioria AFTER IDi:E PEJUOb Qf Many Montha; AJin· ouneement Made To Minen, Saturday All miners who were employed by .the Byntcwoe Y:tnlnlif Company In the Pomeroy Bend mlnes, Nl)8. 15 and & have been requr&teil to 1 eport to work Wedne&da}•, Septemtwr 14, acoordtn& to company otlclaltll , 11te Pomeroy Bend nt;lnes will reopen at. thla t.lme followina a ~t1·tke which baa luted •lnce MarcQ I. when hundreda of mtntrt Wllked out bere in a syml)&l.tbr strlkf' with Hoo'ktna Valley mlnen. who were pJotestln8 IPIMt a waae seale reductlon. The Tt"Sumption ot work In th.e . ICJq~.l mines has been made ;lOAAible through an o.rteement betwceu the upea·atora and m!neJ 3, whlcn h u.q , been drawn up by (\ commtttr:e t epresenUu11 the ell lzenry of MP.llf'\ tuunly and OoveJn('l (JCOfi(C Whit~ Tte o.Qreement wu.s perfected In a roR 1 ..... "' w In forte at the time of the ' strike. Ortennces between the miners .m d operators, the unotll.cla.l report statu, should they remain unt!\t~trd follow~f:ma c~nference of nnerho~ bend era repreaent,atlvea, 11 8 ~. settled by & cJtJ~~ens corn~ mlt.ft'e and Qoyernor Wh1U! • or hi& 1epreaentatl'fe 'l'he mPter• are to have a loca. union, If they wish, but: the United Ml ne Workef.S oC" America. Drfl.lllZIL• titln Wilt not be!· re<:ognllled it wal/i ~~alf, wtU)e another term · ot the &a:Jeenumt, the report continues 18 Lbet employees of the mines shau beiaUOWf!~ to tr.ade elsewhe-N~ than wt ~ 1 T 0 N I G H T ! _. AT THE BIVEft WATER QUEEN Floatint ThYtre· PreseatlnJ 'l'he 4-A t Comedy Do-•"'t& "THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS" with Mn. c . E. Ptokeol. 10'- an4 lo(n, JOII AumlnOr ond.' Mr. fond lin. A. W Brewer and ram111 nwmocl Yondar "' the[i of ~-•·- nd 0 A B Mn. Mai'J' Walton retUI'Ded Ia& """"'" .... _,... a . . rewtr bome at itevbenTllle, after a weef tor .Jqt of the ~te Sunday to her hqmt a't ONml'leld. cl Sttvenvtlle, spent Tueeday evewere flied with. the elel'): oi t.hf• 0 .. after ependiQI 10me dme bert 41111 with Eber Bnnver and twncounty Board of 1:1ectt6n& ':lefor• ., wtth her aon, 1::11& Walton and Uy, the clolln& ~ l'rid&y. ' f&mUy. · Mr, ~ llra. Roy Smith and Th~!Je two petlttona wre ~h.. only Ml Le n . ed nd I>( .... chtldrtn and llrs. Healy Bob&ck ~~ f. na n.o:: er • n , -ary .~ht T»urllday evenimr with Mr. ones tiled and both. will ap-r 011 ker ot ~-·t ._..., l.olv~ · s~nt and Mrs. owen 1aylor.,and ~a.mlly the Judicial bl\llot. · ~qvember 8 ~~~sd~L!'ith their 81! , Ill' and Mr. and Ill's. owen Taylor a.11 rt Judge Peoples haa no Ql)poru:ht 1u ...., ... ~ Brewer and daua:httr, r htldren 01 PlaJ.nview, vl&lte4 T . ·Lmmon IXeas judae race, whtle ~. ll. Brewer and Wife, Sunday. Dr MeOulloUih. who fUed inl:.<!!pe.o.Mrs. Eber Brewer received me f Mr. and Mrs. Perey lAne of I "'£ntlv Ls O~POI!:ed by Earl R TltlJ!: m_~~ . (If.. the d~Lh. ot her . Jntl,. ParkensbUJ"'', were l'laltbw hla aieRepubllcan nominee, and J E lijp'liM', -.Den .:'IHOl"nef' ot Eaat ter, Mr. and Mr!. Owtn Taylor, Carleton, Democrat nominee. Uv.I'J)C4l. Burial wu made at last week. TJtey were accompanted 1 AMOS- QUILLEN - PAsSis . , Btiversvtne, Tuellday. Th011e from heme by their nephew, Mr. and Am06 Quillen, 'f8, died at his a dlatance who atWnded fhe ru- Mrs Beryl Taylor.. neraJ were, Mr. and Mn. El'eret W I home ln Syracuse at 1 o'cJoek S&t- Homer and two children James M1. and MIJ~ Ca~los altoQ. vl..l!1urday mom1n1 Death wu ~ ue W Enin and Oscar Talbott, Mr.. Ida tt~d Mr. ILnd M"' Clyde Wines and : the dl!ea8e of eaneer. He i& sur~ Talbott, Bernice And Ro8ll Talbott. chlldrt-n, BWlda.y. MrB. Wines lfl 1 vived by Mr1 John Oulnthe!' and Mrs. Lena Reeder, Mnt. Mary l!l. Ben QuUlen of Syracuse, and ot¥r Tucur and Shirley Homer of Eaat 1 Wo.yyne HobaCk spent S)UidaY chlldren The funeral &lT8ngementa Ltverpooi. I WJ\.h Jlil mother, Mra. Nealey HoNO CltANGE IN RVTH are being completed by the Ey.>lnr ma Ta7lor spent Sunday with btick. New York, Sept 10-INS-No undertakers Ltna W•lton. N:rs Pay Brewer ret\U'Iled home lrlllirSYlva WWl&JM retumed to I TUeEd&y aft.et l~lna ll week chana:e wu reported today '& tlJt. hfir hlS'Ibe at Bhtrman . w va, 1 wltb her brother, ctyde Wlnea a.nd oondltlon ot Babe Ruth., fi'ho 11 t hreatened with ~~oppendicitls . ' ' after a few family. lumbU.'i Frtda.y after fl pendfricr a rew daya wlth his wtre and famUy. r 1d Bakf r a.nd John Cucktt'!r a.re !n Akrou vlsit1n1 fr .<'!t'da a:ld relaI tives. 1 Mrs. 0 B. Harper l'f Pl. Ple:lSaht who was called her~ by the dlnes.c, a.nd dea.th of ner atL'lt, Ml']l. Ma1 ~ -•:tdbury n!turnecJ home Saturday coun.: MINIIlS ATTINTION . A su't fnr )udgm~'!),t on a 1''1"1'\'l··lt no~ for •ttl 'WO.s Oled In Mle COfl!mon pleas court here Prid&V by· .B. A. Miller. o_0. Miller and G. 0. Scbmoll, d. b. a.. , MUler Sal~ nompany vs Elmer-' Oood.wln and Llda Ooodwln, huHb'l.nd aQ.d wit". -· -• -- - ' • --~ r-a 3-8c oft', corn l-4c !ower' Qlld oats to l-4 <klwn. Wheat Sept. 62 1;:8 new Oec 1 :i6 Wei'J IY Dtumm.<"!_d .. HOTEL ; · ifri. Ra... 1 . 1 and~:..~~~~~~:._ ~_ . . ,\"', . • • ·YOU EVER STOP TO tHINK? I By,E;DSON R. WAITE ~aker "T~~cli~rr;om~~~Cil~-~~tc~~:~~~~~~J Shawaee, Oltiahoma 1 , - THAT there, io nothinalike adver~iaing to atimulate buain~n. When b~aineu ia bad, lt ia dp tb.you to mal<~ it ADVERTISING. ,. ' , be~ter " by .. ._ L To move shelf • warmers-ADVERTISE. ~. New cuatomera look gliod to any buriness. ADVERTISING. P.\88EB ' Mary Comstock Bradbury, Wife or Oil"' L B<Rdbltry, possed awa, · ·.~ ~~;u.:dfly, September 8th at 2 30 A. 1 , w'' ' I A atandard of quality tliat it con~tantly and conacie~tioualy maintain~. auilte<;l by ADY2lt'riSING, keeps a buaineu grow· ing. KEEP YOUR BUSINESS CROWING. ; · Ad.~ioed 1ood• are areal favorite. with the people. ' . ' Advertiaed gooda are made for every menl\.,. of th~ family. Tell them whl!lt you have by ADVERTISING. The t;,.th abOut :vour merehandiae ia all you have to \ell, but ! TELL IT FAR AND WIDE. •• . .· / The molt .,Owerful trade-drawinl power ia advertiHng . thru .. ~· the printed pa1e. If you have th~ merchandiae and don't tell about it, you w:~\- aell it. ,, I • ~~ 'l ' \rl .,.. ' ' ' . ,.- .. ,, ~<O· ;. ... •...-., I, I . ~ ~ •' " . · . . ·· 1 If you mean Buaineu, tell about your buaines_a1 by Advertjaint• '!i Abon twe two views" of the tc· ~rv lxiat diluter whtoh 1 clalmed the Uyes of 800l"e8 of workmen when tbe lt.Mmer "Obllervatlon" e:o::. ''TBI WORLD AND. ,, . buly even1in dull seasons, be- .' -New .Eleetric T..eatre, • Live buaineao men are alwa:va cause they adveitiae. Get tbem by £very day ia filled with lellina opporturoities for thoae who J4DVERTISE w'" ., ed by sho..,.t'rs cl oudl n~M a11d Kllthlly warmer to night fQ&.I tor 202-IL tonlgh ~ 't' !Lnd Tuesday ·~· FULL I LE... ·-· ON, ADMINIST ATION, DISAGREE''! ,. • . and .•••••,.*'" •••••r;Bancroft, Septi1J11* 1~-ia Miriari;.-Hopkins. ·._, C~orge -~~'Wets. of I. . .,'' ·"lrsfm~ l"'eu." ~ ,~ ~~ ..~~ ~- ,. J; ., \ ,, II ~TAG{. ~-, V~LT AG~INST H·AO[HS ¥ ¥ • • of • - • 'c - - - "'., • 4 4 4 ¥ • ¥ & • Jto .Y. ~ I; ¥ li .Y. .:. ¥ II • ~ t~ Double Trouble T ellittg lt to the Marines .if[~ RED OR~WIEO ilN FH~ ICIO WAHHS I I EX~H~NG[ SHD"PJ IN MINE TR~~BlE 1 G~ BEnRE NHI~~1N CONTR~VEHSl I I f 'o111ibility Left That They 1 Reached I Shore 11 WET FICI-IT COMING EIGHT IN PARTY Bitter AriiUment tu'iaea Ao Attempt Made 't'o Censure Hoover · Forced Down At Sea,Sun· day; Ships Answer [ S. 0. S-. Call By WILLIAMt K HUTCH~ Internktional News SerVIce Staff Correspondent lCopyrla:hWd 1932 by Intema.Uonal _News Service) Pa·tland. Ore. Sept 12-INS-In a. sensational revolt avainst conservative le&denr., fifty thousand WorJd War veteram opened the Fourteenth Annual Convention ot the American Legion here today feady t.o go on record for ouhl.lht repeal ot the Eighteenth Amend.rr.ent, immediate ciLSh payment of , the bonus, and J)061!1ibllf, censu,.4t oC p, ,,lde>\L Hoover for using Peder'al 1 bon~ marcher& i )t., . er..- M{r. B1·adbury the duught.. r ot Stephen and caroline Corm!Ax!k She W/\11 born Vune l'l 1848 Rt Cln1 ciunatl, Ohio Early In life she moved vn t h her ' Point Pio..ant. We" Virthe grenter part of he1 Ofllee ask • All men who were in the employ of the Syracuse Mining Company Incorporated at Min~s No. 75 and No.5, , last February, are hereby notified to report to these ltlines for work Wednes.day,:September 14tli at whir,h time both mines will resume operatiort~. • R.·T.-wEST, Sitperlntendent· ·"- J ~B I - UTEATHER FORECAST- i'" Yf Ohio f' nd Weill VlrwJ,nla I~ Hard Battle lmmlnelll Aa Retult Of Bonulf Pay· men~ lasue . I Sept,"'trlO- INS--Ora ns ~ GR.\INS CnJCago o;jr,rlRd WP.S.k tOdiLJ. WbJ!nt W!lll personaJs 1 -~ .. hlo holn• 3-8 5-8 llsy 81 58 I With "' severe Corn Sept. 30l Dec. 32 1-2 5, 8; [ Dr Gnd Mrs Ma.y i'l 1-2.-. Theron Ru/¥1Cll. tnna.ger of the returned Friday Oat~; Sept 16 6-8: Dec. 18 &-8 local Westfin Union otrlce is en~ vacat¥m trip j<lylnw a. t~o week's ; vacation In I west Vlra:lnla.., , e. ' MT Russells absence, J E.. Rnpp of aod Cleveland. acco~Wcllflton wIll be In r h Prge. of th e I pan_led by Misll Jean Thomp&>n .,. ot otrk;e ~ . • •Cle<veland who wtll ' iemaln for "a Mh'Al• Mary VltJinl~t Binr- jl!'ft fOt via}t, ~Ot'(JMBUS CleVeland .,a.turdQ to. ., visit her Mrs Robert Hlli and son Bohl!.t& Cflllmbu. ~ brother~fn-law and sl!i\.tr, Mr and of alehwood, and Mr aUld too Roem1 _,lreproof Mrs Richard W. Smitll . Edl!on Hobstett411' were dinner Mr. and Mrs. John Orms, Andrew Questa, t"rlday ~vfmlng or Mr. and li"dI Zelhcr, Mn. Helen Zelher ana ~i !S& Mre Allen Hartley of fink~ Ave• Marguerttt Meyer returned from ·nue • , ROO"tS ~.110, 11.15 Cincln;,tl Friday ev(!ning after I · ., IIATB ll.l!ti attend the funeral of Mrs Eva Samuel Mayes went to Bf!.lefpnHol!war h. ta1ne .Saturda.y La spend li,he we~>k entt with hUI family , Mn JI'Jorel1~ Smith, daugbtcT , '""' · ' 1 ~ Floren~ an4 Misa Jtilll lJ,wsseU b:mll~';.lfy=~~: ' were viB tors tn Coi•UTibils E1atur .1 , - ,..., HERE COMES 'tH£ SHOWBOAT: day. )· , Mf,.,a Ranrtil!l Mlss Mae Bolin bC PlttsbUl'lh hi\S Lee a~d lfary UoDa~ The Waler Queen Floating Thea. returned to her horiie after Ylsltlua werJil ahoppJng In town tre steamed Into Pomeroy satu'"<lay her sister, Mrs Rolli!) Bearhs on A B M&tttnaly and •n• tnlng with the giant calUope Nye Aven~ ~ I of {Au18Y1Ue, Ky., were boombtr a musl~al nnnouncement Mn Tqm 1'homu has -:et\lrne~ to vlsltors here SatuNa.;;. of arrival Comlni a.tt~r vlslt1ncr her niece Mn. Margaret $ol.rUlat'd Or Jilek· I · • · r UndPr the auspices of the Pome- Mra. Jo h rt ""l">nkus. !IOnvllle :1i apendln& "- tew •eeko; roy F11 e Department the water Isaac A1tchulland ~on Julian of with her daUBhLeXJ llillt1! - Gilbert Quoon is here for two performance11 Oallil)OibJ' Wf!re pttdaf suests ot ,Mr Rummel of Mlneihillfl. "'l •• ~resentin"' ·The Road T 0 H Mr. and Mrs. Le.Wre~ Carin of 1 and Mrs. Jpe .R.Ublr:a ndd family " •• app Rev p ' (). HoU.8el1ol~r of 'ColumbWI l'itfl! 'teoenf IQ1!Sts of M'r uc ·s Spturdav night., and Bunriay nteij; ab4 Re\11, H. E. Harwt~" .. of and MrS. nuberdtumm•• and famnight will oifer the three-act Ill j ~ .,. ~ thr1ller, "A Little Olrl •tn A :Pir M ersport .wert l"tda.y KUPfita of !ly City" A full line or vaude\'Uie Js Mr. _ _Jo_h_n presented between the acta or each • pertormance. • l)lEPlC.T IFERilY 'TRAGEti~ WHERE The local Pq"e Department 8li&JI. es in the grou recelpta of tlle8e perfbrma.ncea. The puttUe 11 invited to vlsU the boat du~~~- the d8y wau >Pen t Lote> the> !>4Jn~rlar and Danelnr Between Act• I· m'""'" to Oalllpolls. Ol.lo wh11ro on SUNDAY NIGHT .'· tm she mamed to Thl! S-Ace ThrtiU~ ~itm<~dy L Bradbury, who preceded "THE LITTLE GIRL IN .te" " in their death "ven yeaw ago Boon marriage they locaLed A BIG CITY"~. n Pomeroy where they spent thf' remainder of their ltve& General Admtulon ~ Mre Bradbury wrw devoted to her Rr~tned Seats f~ and Me l:lcme Her 11\'/eet dlsposltJon and Under AUIPI<'ea oi ' her devotion tQ her loved ones and POMJ!:ROY FIRE DEr.\1\TMt:NT trlends were very mprl:ed characMcnday ni1ht at ., Racine. tclllltlea, and at an times she liliowtd a kind lnterest In those with whom .she came tn contact and Ute a.fhll's or the community Bhe leaves to mourn their lou, O>te Or. Paul C. Bauman ' lster, Mrs. J'rt!'d Richards. of Pomeoy and the followiniJ nleeet anc.. n~PlM\\1 9 Mrs. Lula Harper, pf Pt fOOT SPECIAI.IST Pk!a8tl.nt, W Va ; Mrs Kllte Wet!l fllll of Charleston, W va. , Mrb. WILL BE IN POMEROW' Oruolyn Howard .or Mt Hope W Va .. Mrs Oeorgta. Cooper, of Cieve~ Saturday, Sept. 10 land, OhJo; Mrs. Oold Roush or Pt. Pleasant., W Va , 1111d Walter E. After 3 P.M. Comstock of Knoxvllt!, Tenn.. John Sunday By AppolnimrnC S Dodd of Barboul'!lvllle, W . va. Funeral services will be held Phene Schlaeltlt l21J·L Sunday at 2 P M. at the Ewtn1 Punet~~.l Home condurt.ed by the Feea $1.00 and $1.50 Reverend W W Duff of Oalll.poU&. Ohio. ~"- with their 'J)arentl. ; Mn. Clara Oomell Ia do\.AI, houlework for Mn. o. E. PietcoJ. SchOol opened at :Yoru Ohlpfl Sept. 6 with OHecl J - •rul \llr· glnla Poltlewalt as teacbert. Mrll. C. Jl, PlekeiUI, Mra. Jllke Aum.Uler, Mn. Anna Walton., )lrR. OladJI Wines a.nd U111 l&cCCQ' are Ut ' Mrs. Clara &1'8Qn and chlldrrn &pent Sunday wtth ber aunL, Nlr. and. Mn. 0 . E. PIOltens. Kr and Mrs Bber Brewer and d&Ui'hter, SPSJtt Sunday with hll brcther. All en Brewer and famJIJr~ at Stlvel'BvUle. , ~~ Mr and r..t.JII. l.'dward Coolie :WJ children of SteubmYUle are ylalt.illll' her parents. Mr~ and Mr11, Juktc Vn.umet.er nnd family. TUC SUIT FILED the ~»mJ>any stor... shoula tMr w1::J1 ~ ~ ',t ;• . o;."!flhe aet.tJement qf the rti~Jpute and the retun1 t.o work of th~ hun ~ dred ot miner., D'IRl'ka the close of an entlre.swnme!J!.' rtUenefS. J omctaL!I1 of the mining ,con:pany - MARRI.OGI' ~ll)l!lN,&I: stated that 16 men were employe1 A marriaa:e licon~ was 1iB8ued by If\ the mlru! 1at Syracuse 4Jat.u rda.f the RJ'Oba.te court .. hltre JlrktP.Y t.o iu an attempt to re .. It Into Norico. John F. Myers, 66 farmer of Po~ ­ inR 1 t<:nditlctn os anon aa ~ POISible'l rny and lila RotUh, 70, RMine ll.nd that It wo.s belley~ that 101\(tlnl! woukl begin Wednesday tnorn f MRS. 0. L. BR.\DBURY .• ' ln~r COurt l....u REAPERS' If the News omee of The Dalll Trlbune, call 236-L: If the BUI!Deaa I roy :;:a.. Obar• Tho pqt.tilolll C( E. Poc>i plea, f,.. ..J~1e of the ColllDlOQI Plea! and 8 A llcCu~ · EAST SPJI 1 ER l pley CO'.ll't Mayer was arrer>ted Jl'rlday eve~· Ina by Middleport otficeJ '! aftd commttt.ecl to the county jsll by Mayor J E Harley beoouse of hi¥ tullure t.o pay a floe and co,.ts assellBt'd against the latter ,when he was convicted of provoking a breach of peace, sevt!ral mqnthc ago. Mayer's attorney filed a petlti&n ukinr for a writ of ha.teas 'eoi'P\JS Saturday morning, s•atlnl tha.t he was being unlawfully restnuned of h1li Uberty and fmpr.lsoned in the county Jail on an orCer purnortPd to ba from J E Hatley, Mayor or Middleport, and that the lmp:lsonment was without !ega\ a.umo.·Uy. The Meigs county CLmmo.l pieRS court ls8ued the writ and MayPr wu relea6e'd from the oounh· tall n Ia said that a motion tor 11 new trail wa.s fJle<l before tlu! mayor upOn the convirtton of Mavcr or dlsturblnr the peace. and tb~L ffi'J· tlon had never been dedded which resulted 1n the haller,.t; corpu 3 nroceedmas when the maym'.!l cuu 1·J :tUCIUpti!;'d to rm-cP. M1 t:yer to 'iei'Ve '.-. .. fine ""d COI!t Ill thu · 11 ounty Jail The h 1cmble 1C!.iUited <:ver n tW lnr r::tllrn between M$.y~r, l1Jld ~c.:..~ Baker dn Second a\'enue liorr. J time 1ont~r~nce held 111 - O overUOl' &II'• R1 w~l('h time hotll were pineWhite 11 omce recentlY and then in c1l In jnll. turn presented to th€: mlnert~ or the I - ----- ~· · l'Dmemy Bend In a mass meetln• MORE FLOUR H"Rf rarly this week. .r;.. w A Compton and John B••· I DISTRIBUTiON VII&. or Pomeroy, 011d Jofln1 R Downln111.nd Henry Swift ot Mid!\ "' 1· ::: :1.'! tnu~ n ~ r' •a(ov nt rl'•oort., comprised the cOmmJttio!e mu· nc m ,, ovnlJ·lt.lf 11 t.l l·l which met with Oovemor • White Lut:nn !n M· ~~ C"'lllt}' 1flntl' w!JJ opera tom, and omclals ot the Un.l~ 1 ed Mine Workflrs of America, t<.. l:t' ve to 11 ' iLwr•"'lr.• ca .. !~' ' lt!*'l 11 L 1 ,ay r 1 h '' • " an•! ::i; pan t e termiJ of thl! agreem,nt. r 1. tr .1 lat · w 1• 111 th r• 1.r, 1, It was reported thaL the agr'!Rment hi a motllned t,onn of thf! rov . Fleur wil l be dl• ., 11 11 1 'I ln P n· ernor'IJ ten ~polnt plan which h!id en Tuesday from lO o'clock to 3 been rejected by ....._HoekJng Va.lley ~ l":;:;o~~ar:~~tlhP. Huber oullding mlnerB" Fl The terms of the agreement were e m wm 1:." CJ.silll.m.ed In M'·l· presented to the mlnt!rs In the maR& d'epc,·t e n Wr>"h'c"<i I} Rfl Jl · ::-, meet.lnl. then tbe miners of tr.e two The- rcau lar monthly m ::cttng- ot mines held a conference to deelde the Jlxc uth•P. Ccmmlttee or th : an action Aml'•i ct•n R~ 1 Cns ~ wUI b '! heir! An unotl\clt.l ~port sta.ted th'l.t <'n Mcn:Jnv ni-:Jht ~ t t· one 1.em1 of ..... ... ' ::.eo em .r 11o:• ml~ w1t apoeement wa& w•ut 12th ln tile Red. CrOE'! Jtooms, in the !:de~ ::,o~~ ....re,..tu~, !f.t"Y'.,k 1-'cst cmce BuOdin•. Pcm el'O} m.u t Saturday mornlnB 0.1 a writ or habeas corpus Lssued by the con.- mon PniTIONs -rn- -- ' Outrages Continue In He. eking Valley; Oyn· amite Used : fO DESTROY ' President Cauoeo ' Word Statement To Be Issued IN HOMES I I Of Workera; Two Arreatr I [ Follow Explosions ' In Buchtel DEFEN~E1 -- Wi-> i Of Action In Remov~ : I 11 8onua Marc.hers"Fr~~~ WaahinKton �- • . , .... 1" . ( ·'. It tU3 KONDAY, 1'1!! lla!J,.T l'l'l!l!!1ll. 1"14$ nt. ~ -!liD ' Mr . anc1 M:rs. W"ller 1 Ulll Rclbert• Palttrtel\, P. H . Burna and Mr · \eotrlpltted nura. tNl.W. DlliiJ• Olld Ghlldron Hoojlltol •• Clln<lnnotf. ' · spent Sunda:t "" . J!'rtd&)' far a vlalt with bn pttrtntl, Tbe Heath Y . li. wUI meet. lteY. and Mn. W. B. Pt.~ , ·' Mondar evllntna at the hol'1e ot \ ll(n, Oecqe k)'J't li IPendinl' Mrt. Ebner M~:v. \ 11veral weeD bert wiLh Kn. Cor· I .N•. WI ....--:~:..:::.:.-=:;;~=====;:========= TBB U.4JL 1 ·'flUB'UNJ ~p~" Ia.....,, OP I ...._ . u -;~ ~f ~ II, 11•, fi lllO ,... Ol!let •• . _...,, Qlolo,- ~ _... o1 ~ I, 11111.• Pul>llohl<l ~ 'i!!l· . .. ~. -~ ~- '1IJII'.od ... """""- ~ ~. ~ -~ ""' lrleodl '!"'' •loll<rt or ~ 1111111or 10! !"**IRili'Oo !J1' ~ Emeil Sauer Answers Summo:. u:..... I rna KimlloU, ~nc.. cmcap, M11144el~ Pltt.tburJ, MUwa\lkee. IXUnN 8)' p.vrier On< Week . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . s t5 On~ BJ Mall ~ lo<onlll .. .. .. . 1.00 .110 Three Mootba . • . . . One Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • • 6.00 111x Kontlll .. .. . . .. . .. .. .. . 2.00 One Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t4.GO One Mont.b . . • . . . . . . . . • .. .. . . ... fir Coming The Mighty lle'!!"'l<i'; 1 r:r· ~nt ..,..--ent. HQQVel' . •. ' REWARD OF HUMILITY-Whoever exalteth him, cll' >ha ll be abased ; and he that humbleth him•elf shu II lie exalled. -Luke 14:11. But in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better : lhii ll theml-ielves. Look not every man also on the thing~:~ : ,. Eemeetu. 14 'flltt~•-Ji~ii~ n! uthei'H.-Phllippians 2: 3, 4. R1,t 11 atio:;J for new studeubl will CONSISTENCY, <riOU ART A JEWF.L • HOM TIME immemoriai, we, all of Uii, have heard the plamt of the merchant-mali, (and in that category is i1u ludcd every person who hao tlllYthing to sclJ whether 1t l;c products of labor, skill or nature or even ordinary labur) that Olle sho uld trade at home. In the case of home in our community, lhe word ~lll!uld rder to the Pomeroy Bend particularly and Meigs ~;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;::;;;:;;;~;:;;;::~~ County geuerally for the very good re1_1son that we ought f= to bt' (IJJc huppy little family composed of a number of · ~;m all communities, each dependent on the other to JE:t I ~ume littlt! enjoyment nut of thitt journey through this \a le of tear~. I ll is with a g~:eat deal of tturprise therefore, thttt one 1 A Treatiie Pealing With Tbe Trl!il T•~eq hears of people who depend entirely on tl\e goo4 will \ · -George Waohington /(,s 4 Yol!nc' and patronage of ~heir friends and neighbors 1\-nd who 1 Engf!leei: In 1 ure loudest in their plaint that one should help thooe who help him and ')1lake a. practieal demonstration' of the Golden Rule, golhg· eleewl1Qre ·for some· ·o f th·eJr P4ti·onage thnt could as well or better be handled by' their fdends Wh~n tJ"Jc phy~lcal obJectiJ r6Cerrto ln the journal. the paveltJ.entJ ed and neighbors. r:r stone abo\'e and below, t.nd .•· Such hetrayals of bu~iness principles can not help pot~lte thl• 2,448 acres of the Ru· Uut be noticed by all who become aware of them. lmme· .venn:ood tract, the water co~r&es , .• ·--m~~lone~ , tJ\e tr&Ctt 0~ IallcJ, , •diUtCJ,Y one remem1Jert:1 that after all inconststenciea do muq~en ~~r In bottoDill, the iscreep into our live=:~ almo:.-~t imperceptibly perhap~:~ but • lanor:\•· the rapid, the O~t Bend. ' • ' • ' • ' 1 the 1:emova1 of. Pill ennmpment of they worm all{) w~wk t he1r way mtu our ~ysteQl untll the.y l Klashuta fri:IQrplltce to place , a..~\~ hn\'e a atra1wll~ hold and then we do indelld wonder lf 1 t1tima.t~d 4Ui~cl!1 betwem the.:..t, the second. removal having placed nfter nil the author· of "Consistency, thou art indeed a KlaahQta~ camp at " the mouth of . t .· ht that creek. noted OCt. l&t.h for hal'" 1v an no t one h llll<1H· •d 1 lne- fallon ~Imber at ttte mouLli or Jl'\\ I, . p el cen 1111' · ~OLuMBUS ~ternQOn t Ohio University Opens on Monday lr.g. and Claases wUl st.art &Jterncan, ( • lJ""':re he BACK TO SCHOOL . "wao ''"l!i\ed at Iqash· UUAY }VAS one of mixed emotio ns und of va.rJOUd utae: carpp all th" rema.tJllnf ~t­ cf this day·~ 1~ la ma~tmatLcaU:r . lhuughts by many different p~ople. For instance, ir, certa1n thflot Lhc "1te o l\la en~ lhc cu~e of the youngstE:rs who are not particulurly fond d.mpment ._ 81 at ~c m th !:lf Bil · r~ Bandy Cree'k where Ravenawood uf the r~ystcm whereby the younl{er generation is pre par~ stand11 today He Wft!l here overc l for hi.!:l life's work there was no doubt a feeling of bit- nlllht also, beeau~ Oll th&. n!lxt. day, ' • the 7th . 111£1 journal sa.y1:- "We se\ lcn l t't!~ and woe as they were called from their bedH th out. an ~ut hoUr, Jtfter seven, &lUi moruinll' by their doting mothers who wanted to be sure 1leavln& the bottom, ~t1TOilfh wt.ic:1 the ~~·eek with the h~llen thl\be:r at thal they w~re all on time for the opening day of s~houl ttle mcuth r_u ps; a,n·J '{~t\1 J beThen there is the youngster who ltketl to go tu school, lleve Is caUed Muft'alo creek. . . · . The distance of ~h!s cre3-'i with I wh o wu~ m:crJoyed at the prospect o~... agam gQltlK' to the the tall~n tl~ber •t tt's mou~ aa '~!.'!I~_,\ .seat of leurning. Then there is the thJrd cla.ss, t"e young- ~tll.ted and approved by Wlllhil'lton : · k' h' fi · t tri p t 0 sc h00 1I lll · a maJOfl · 't y 0 f trip hlm101t own Jo\lfnol o: tM :-~tel' w h0 IS rna lni' 18 lfB fromhi~·· Port Pitt; IUld ltl d.lt.-.auce (:lt l:le~:~ with his adoring mother who ttecretly or otherwise, above tile ~~•U ~reek .an the eas~ . ' Ju~~ a~ve a tut (Mill Creek l an~ WI)}CM a tear now a:nd then from the corner of her e.re as from tbte rapid. 'ILetar~), al ttJ• ll he rtJalizes that the day she has Ions been dreading, has point ot the arnt bend ete . sh9w . • conclutlvoly, that o.,~ of Wa&f - 1 tlnally urrtved. The dBY when her qa~ltng should'be ruth· tnaton'l oncampmonts Wfll al the !!i~ifi~~tfl-1:lfuc...c.cc<"'-"- '"'-· le!:iSiy t:matched from her aproJ~ string and taken out into moqth of Sill San<11 creek •n Jackson oouqt¥ on the :uta acre• ne the world where he is to learn that there are other peo-- atte;w~~~! acqulred '»' ll'ant •1•0111 pic in the world besides his loving mpther. · Oeor~e Ill or En11Jand In Pci[Otnber , 11"n, and WhJah 'f~l lllJMI)'eO tm' And then there iR, l&st, but not leaMt, the teacher! him bY Col. wm. Orawf<lrd. who hat~ been looking at A fast dwifldling purse ever since Accprdlnl to t.iw , Mthool clotted la~t Hpring, who is filled with joy at the j ~~U:atll~;e~~0 ~1:' thought that once ar,.Un he will have a chance to earn a River" by hi• own -' . apt'te of wh a t h as b·e.en 881'd tan~ Konowh• wao ~~.~ . . Il,Ylllif a l Ieat1 t f or a t 1me, w Iron• Pttt: ahout terrible finuncial conditions. Taken by and large, tance .Pitt to ....- -·-'" th ey ale t.he \'Rrious claasefl wQo are affected most b.v the ~:~r at ,lungong of the 3chool bell for the fall term and yet thece H r~e thnu8a ndK of utherH affected. There urc thoae wlto •ell ~nd print books, there are f~~j~o~il~;j~ .!!\\1~~:.~ lho•c whn "h"v" frir •ale. chilqr6n's clothiqlf. lit fact there nrc few indeed, not affected in · on" wRY or unotjler lo)' I hi•, the greatest day of the fall. An~ we hnva not Y•l· m<'utioned the old 11rouches who ~re t!c~l~fi p!tlk to ll~H I the bell rjtlll becau•e it take• the ch\ltjre~ aw4y from ' !hem ~nrj p~t• them, where, in ~heir l~nguago, they will ' he kept Q~t of mjoc~ie! and otnp bolh~ritlf tlj 0 o!<Jar fg!k•·j Th~~ w~ hnYC the ocltnol yeur with "" once mor~. It • lwul~ he mfl/'~ thin ~·rely • place to keep <hildrerrfof • <=ertain IPn!!'lh ~"~ in tlte grqat m~jority of cases It lf ~ ccrt~ln ~~~it~ ~~ tt)ll• .a11d In tho vreat maJority 'of ~~··• ft. i~ more:··v4!7 J!IQ~n· mpre. · "r • .' * , • --- -~· ~ lil''"f,l:: pn~· \n whilF t~e ~oar~ of ht~!itll uf··~in!" fpr f~• enr.e t~f ~1\H!I~op, h~t ill• w heq We W~.fD -~· ~RY tp~~ ~he ~\q• Wh~t•e 1• 3at ·~~~t.IQ~ to t~em were the ~e,iltlJfeiof. ' '" .. ) I w·n il.eidlilft h&J1dS. ' m1Chtl.'1 So$ did. not ~rlJ&'flS she1 wa• to-r y6u ~do. 'Dhou1h COFF!1f: SHOP ,h, ~~~~­ truaer Sai1;ie M&ua«emeat mitHt keep such a thinl'- cil"!l!l who ba.,.en'tJ betn. ~rou1ht 1,1p Jo believe an~nri a . aattl' buainesa belons"1 19 tli.a worm apecies," she added, recall~~ P.l.~'a. indienatj.on ovf'tr his etr'~r~ to bide her from Jac'k. W~rren , iifted ~ia head. "Pam, , and a darned rot.tet:; .o:o•ld~,~ b. r m that ehll!J, ' thollir~~ I eolild, I '1>e1teVe th~ do!l't I 1\. I i LivES'1.flCK bo1• 1· I • '. ' ' :f.' ~ ... - --~Ol.o~ I' .. ~\lying is truly ,ttlrifty ·with '' Electric ' ' ' 1'• ' .. '. ·' ? ..'. l· ~ . • I ' \ !I (' · ; i ·J \\ R·~frige~atifJfl -~ . Jl ..,.W t.ltani!Jid&J IFREE GUEST TICKETS. : 1 I Would b&ve, so,me indolent v'ofctt went on. .U.B4 CO!JBT HO'q:L New limfrDJ&. Florida • ·' " ·, I I lf1,~ ;.~; '· · ~ •,, ( • '' ,, j •\ • ' I I I J :. l '' • ' . ..I t· o~u r , ·, "f ' · - l• · If i .... ,. - 4· 1'" • I ~ ' · ji ) 'F, l !l ! ' !1 I ' 4 1• I • !' :. .J , e, ' -· !I ' ., .Ill,. '·· ·,) ., I . ft' 1 It . ... }I .. ll.!lY: A LOT. OP POQJ> AND ~JUIP lT fll~SH IN A ..• "..~...·- G~ L~sCIOUS PltUITS, fresh 1r"n ~~~. , )ujq 11\.e&\'$ ll"l~ S'? WnP!· m~~.~1,_,. .Oli \rou buy in ~all • PYTHIAN PARK t""rad ll eb~m~ D::!'o.~'i~G~It~OO~ -~I!l~A~>I':::D:-" I I Kala Reduced aoo"<s Jl.oo. su• ' MTII , .... , it, in a bottom of IIQOd land" where Waahln,ton found ltll\&hnta on his return jourhey on !fQv. dtb, "nd Columbus. Ohio WO 1toom.t Finprvof .... 1 ,·~·;: 'I tu:i * I uonL day and ·rueeday uppenfuwnnen F I• epor Wed Sept. ' WOrld War -- and Ee'olen from ..-. T j~~~~~~~~~~;~ HAAG ·C IRCUS MlddJ t 1 4 ito ----·-- • ""nBU .......,t. Q I I I• week r· I .. " Robert Pod Berry r.~.nd famtly of bil u. bonua prtpareb.llttle tbt \ Cclumbu:. . !!pent Wednesday wtth nyl eampalan tor ViCtorYand 1n the ~ c .1 hl::i motht!r, Mn Cella wtbb. Jlr. r:on8rcu 1n Oeoember. Some Webb remaJn!l In very 111 health . tbcucht he mJaht win auch a cam· ((IOI)timled. Prom Pl«L' One• palKn ' othen relt It wu doomed -vtp to Europe fmrn Amerlc&. The Mrs tda McCarley of Allee, IJ to deieat but both aldea called It a plane hl4 followtd the coutllne, it 1'1s.hLinK ht!r 10n . Rodney Spro~ -~~....- and bad bee 1 - • and family Dlunder juR the aame. waa _...,_.... n o.~ Devt]opmenta over tbe prohlbl .. down IPC*Ibb' owlnl to 1aclr. of fuel. Mn1 Myra Tmkhe.m spent Wedtion iaaue surprlaed many leckm 1'be DillY lett Ployd ~field nelday with Mr anct Mrs. Cella h.a<lera, 1 hey upected a lew f"i In lt'ew Yort on AU&. D, 1nt.endJna' Webb. cuolut1ons would be ~ but to lj)&O the oeean l))' way or Green~ no treuble ttl ·kUllDI land aM ''-'t varloWI European !hem oft In commlttioo. They .. pltola. Hutcbln8on'1 two da"...,. ..h'·IUCI'Md wron(. The iff- ~I move· ........ ment IIWt:J)t. thro\llh the delt~a~ Klthf)'n, I, and Janet Lee, 6, •e~ Uorm Uke a prairie ftre and when UM tlnt eblldren ner carrlecl on a the ccn~~ervRU"e~ began cheekiug Lrana-AtlanUe !light a-ttempt, both up. they found the rtpeallata had elrJa, who toot dolls with them, clinched a majority of the conv~r.- were u.Jd to bave ha4 more than c~on a vote~>. J,OOO hDW'I dl expe!ienoe 1n the atr~ The t.)>fnlng ae~~n today Wll.ti Btlidel Hutdl!naon and hLI dtvt.ted \.c oraanit.atiO'n fol'JIUll!- u:v. th'* matlal: the trip 'tlu, addreSBea by di&Un,ui&hed tpb Rutl, tDilneer, Peter nnd the annual fl'f)Ort of navJcaier, G. J. AllJllach, opnational ~onunandtr. The !at· erator, and Norman W Alley pbotoarinual dinner will be held llf~~- flrlt stop w&s at St. John , .. ' ' le"km ..... rade will • New Bruniwlek, .whe"e•-they • the e"n'..... ot'"r ' landed N be ataged oomorrow wlth the nre... ""' ..... vml ew works coming wedlitsday. All 1ee- : Prolli then l.ller to .rlu.tlve recornmendoUon!l - includ- 1 costl laland., and thiMl. • -on to ~Llbl"d bo d OreeniMld.. • " .ng P[!IU wvn a~ nW!--tl.n While at Antlcolti tal ci th - .;; rt>S?}UMns (posalbly a eensurinB were nounect .tbef WOuld U! ~t : 1 - - ._ ct n.he president> will be v?~ pennltJ,ed ~ Japd In Oreenland, , late last. weeki )6Q .. 2f0 Jbs, IJ)XJQ that day. on ; 'l'hlll'lda) ...1 but dJd..IO m ·~ of the Warnln oliO- 510: 350-280 ;as., 41:10-41;) ; liN- I Oblu ~RAINS ntw nnt1onal comtnan~r 1a ehoa- ~~HutcbinfJon was fined 140 lbB., 4450 ; pao'nng S0';\:5 325 1 ao. 12--INS-Oratna ell 11nd, the ~nventJon, &dji)Uma. . ... -nland • 315 . started euler to(ay. WheaL was of! -,r· .t WK' ~~--· 3-8 kl l-2t, corn 1-4 to 3-Sc and . . ~t.t»olflb. bom In Baltimore Hutcattle recelpta 1300: market mod - ~ 1oats 1·8e. cl nNn spent most ot his yo~b 1n erately a.cthe: steers and ye~~rllna:s . Show in Wheat Dec. 55 5-!1 &«~: May 61 81 t ~. V... where he WOJ'ke4 steady to 15c h~h~r: helt~3 about ,' l 1·8. "' • (or a time u cadd.x_. Lat4!r he be- 1steady; cows steady tu ~t.rong . bullF. I "" Corn Sept, 29 ; De~ 31 7-8 3J; ·----'I ~e a oomme~taJ, Pilot steady to strone: dealr,able .P"t~ 8 1 May 36 7•8 s". 1Continued Frol'n PaRf' 0nt' Ia · 1 In t.e30 he D'lade 1 gtee,. and re•rll.ngs 6-!f: comnum · ' .II' ,tfollb~ h p U)S ~1!1¥f &:rabB hel- l 2 SpJen d'd ·b..d ah.t'iher· oats Dec. 18 1-4; May 21 1-4. 1Lw1lt~. ·... -) ~ to Parts, but hta plfne tor Ct1-lh-a 1e medium _ ,. 5. oddt;.5'15' common 1 p er f ormancea -1 he prlncl)tPI lreason wHy the ed dur1ne a teat. · 1 ~ • ~:~' c tt-ers 5 33 IL,lc •al government wtUI given ~x~ melydl~m......oo"!..r~- - m.idrk.ri to .UI#nnon at 2 clu.~lvl! jtlrtsdlcllon over the. capt· at'(l;e o.wwn • , I ·~I city was to Cnable It to 01• PITT881JRGH P.RODU(,'E good bulla 2M-315, ~ · • -4. t:.V~nlnr ai 8. tuw; (lt4er at the <;eaL l)f 8P"''rii- Sept. ta-INS--~It.ry :narket Calvea .~eceipUI ~·.. m~:; mr':~~ Mammoth Free Street 1 wantlnued From Pl'l~t O•wl , • !ll~nt ..an.u to protect th.e c~att>~t,l s~: demand rattt 1m~piy mod- ~e:~~~~o6o~~;eas · ·~.J:ie to ~ed· til convention time. .."•! ,,.m:J ~her pubhc olfu.1als from un- f"&te, ~~hens ~fl-1'1, lethorns lum t-!:I'Jfl· comm~ood weigh p d t Noan Resentment aga.tns~ Presid~. :.wail 1ilte1terence whUc tn the . te~ }0-I~J coolred s~Jil;prs 15- t lvesl~sM ~:. . ara e a Hoover was even sreater thao 'fiu·h!l.r1e of their du~(es. The rlgh~ If. klllonf'•Prinai!JII 12, f'OO'Jter!l 9· Y~receipts 2fJOO· IRJDb. m'"•d- . . ,- ~ 1 'l0.d arainol Hurley. Thowrand&ol .._.. "'amit;ty to pet!ll>a> O~fes• tor ~!j;~,1!=; d 1, steady to 25<: &lonnalres roamed thJ'ouih. twtel cedre85 ol allege_Sl gr~e¥kncu J'loe$z,.w 1• aged ~k slow s}..:el1.dy ~ttel tcru.uo: ~ r e 15 e Y' · ~~n~n oot~ldora and convention hal• as~ ttt ~,\neludc UESfJ'hblaJe · ~ ~.:; 3.~{ t~ ~~·~'IOOn;re~J:~ lambs 626-815;' bue~: '.~ambr; .,end 'O'"e rj,.d'wln&: ,Pro&TfiBiwe mer~ saJllnt the President's • Stm~•. -~~ thousands at tfle ~t ot' till:t at lkl 1 •4 ' · ' "ell:ht.s Wldtr _. u;s ,_~75,.. .i:om - ·eh&nu fi&n seeurid a Umlted. own• statemen&. Mr. Hoowr wns c~· tO:~rimmt ror purpose! oi coP•· g arket' tlnn tone· d.ema d m{N) to mediUJTI 'lrajie , 215-t25; ac·- ber or pest t.kket.s thai t.ber will , ctaed not onlY by thelrank and ~~e f . t;lc;'fl"' ·' IIO(JIIf; suppl,r m.odel'tlte· nr'st near~ li:'ltl:! up to Z'l&<-lm $food weLhers 1(in away abtiolateb free. Pat.ro'but by re~ men of na.41on'&\· ,;, Umltf' the head or "cao:.ualtlea," eunfnt receipt6fft~tri!!!h exu~ •· -~ nt.e these merehan~ 3nd ro to the . prominence. Hll aeverett Crltlea t~e Mtt&ell report llatect Lwo bo- ~ 19·20: -heftne;y ~tea 20 •21 . ' E~hltg ' 'Ae~trcu with ruest Uckets. in~luded such men as Ralph dus marohers as killed iU'MU-de· 811. o. w. va. Ky. cur t reeelpu; "I ,(!WI White Store~. O'Nen, of Kanna, PQt Natiqnal tt.nse by; policemen No mention 16. , 1 --,.- .:) Roy'll P~e •Commander, llnd Ray Plelda, p'ro--; ,w~ made of the nine policemen Vese~ables tootat.oes ~ marktt I The body of Btt f '"Kent ot Caall Smllh CJothJnlt' Co. minent O~lahootl publl~her o.nd : whu upderw:ent h&pltol u;.tl\l,~t, ~boqf1 a~y; demapd 11low: suppiJ I V11.~l,v, n~r VintoLi., was found in M. & M. Grocery Lhat state I cantUdate tar national j ig wounds '!\JStalned In ~~ · ~~:..l.t 'Ur~ 'neatby a qt. thlp ~e'.11 ,2r ' ~IC' RQcebbn creek just. below the ' c . 0. Fisher, rroceries and av:a\11 'commander. 1 ~•"anla avenue clash ~ bott.u8 30,: Netr.·. York 12 q~be.skes:j 25-30 ~"~ ued bi'idge here, last week. He Dixie Bnrr:am Storf' 1 One o1 the P.!'elldent.'a trtends, A mu~ ... her lo<:t an ur In the ar\..~ ' Cabbare ma.rket !Jibout" sl:.eady; Was raised In tbis commlDilty by VrOman's Grotll'ry prominent Repuh:Jcan, ~aid prlvate- viUICe of the troom. it 11{~ statd. demand slow; , supply IJI0aeutc: 1118 gamdparents, Mr. and Mn;. Frer•ro h Dry (:leaner~ l ly, "we had beaten the censure 'lnd lhf: "uubl!shed ·•·epofl;' a clllkl N<: ~>· ,York buito per barreJ.... 100- tlr.ILa KEnt ana was abut till yean, Chamber's Grocery sturt; It would have died In com- ot a veteran, hlld died rrom ~ea 1 125;18tl1b. sack 15 of age. The body had bce.1 m the Mill St.A'I!t Sen•ice Sta:lon mtttee. Now, we have a flabt on I !{Ali wus 'rtefl.nttely denlerl . 1---- ..._ _ 1wtaer some two weeks. ao; he wu:; Groro~ns Markd the floor to ~ombat and the Mitt.hell attributed much of the ·l"tn'SBURGH last seen on AUK. 18 and was ldenCft.sh and C.1.rry Cleaners rt.eelpta tlfil'd by shoes and cloth:ln&' by Mr F.. L, Uealy, Men'~> Wear 1111e so mad, It looU like they'll at- mllrt'hf'!s' ft!ad<:rshlp to conunu~ :-.Sepl 12-INB-Hogs; . 'Lack him by ne.me .~ nli.LII and listed the men .m.ost. ac .. ~: ma1ket fuUy l$c. hlche,r : o~- and Mrs. Rlchara Qecke.rd on (POMEROY ~R(.:HANTSJ ' W1se pc.Jitk:ialiR amun11 the le- 1.~~~e In this copnec~ton. 'they In~ CD.sionally 251: higher fln lt•"'t whose farm he rQ.Ided. BW'Ial wa~; D.lllley Serylee S~tioA f t~~ ~aders ,reaa~~ed~ -~~ ~ P~~~~~- J~h]!_"~C:.-~ ~\I'(,! I. :o;t'l&btll. c o m p a red· wtth inadt at VintCln dte aune e.~"~- ......~MaaLer ~~~~~o. I • N4Tllll!"!o 411vt:atmilp a~ranPn.'fiV•• " I the dlloovery. Mr. and MM. John Badders of : Columbu! and Mrt. H. E. Ward of \'lnton, were sueata of t4r. and I Mra. J E Bt.ddera the 1lnt. or the FlVlng • ltroy ttl Lnftuence tn the ~n- deUa loin.Kurphr. L. D. Dllel. ""Uiht.er 'Loli \ llr. an4 Yra. !let Andenon. 1and bt.bJ aon ~Dent the week en3 ·Pom!'l'Of. Mr. and. Y.ra. R. M. Orop.n and • with rel&t.l\lft at Coiumbul. J.YII"B P'uneral~ervlcea will be condu~t.ed Nr. and Mn. Sldney WUllan\1 were 'l'he ,.,_ ChletJ Aailod.ll.i.:ln will ftS Tuesday at 3 P. M. from the Pnla- J~n vi.Sl.t.ora Sunday. meet Mond.ly neDint at. the home b)!Urian o.hureh, with Rev, T. Bc;yd Mi&a Hulda Kleln ind Diece bt. Of 14n. J . R. OraU! G&y omclaliin&. lnterintnt In ebarlf: Mae Pucate enroute here riom a J . H. an.t.e ;p({ tamJiy i.,ent c.f fiawltn&a. will b~ made ln Beecn week's "isU. " Columbul wtt.h t.he Sund&J at O&IUpoUi' aUend.iBK tbe farmer's -'&tet Mn. R. P . Kater,\ Orate tamlly reunion. Well ' KnoWft Local Woman orove cemetel')' . vlaited Sunday wltb Mrs. Prt.nk Pauea .Away at Hoapital Pus te ho 11 n ed t Rock BD 1 1'0 ENTER H(JME me~ &l~ltoriumconM~s ~fer ac! IVUI RY WOMAN In Columbuo .' Mrs. J. B. Dunn '"'"~ S>ld l><r com""nlod them to MeOonoeiii•Ule APOPLEXY VJCTJU property on Ora,·el n,a · , . 0 IsHill, retumlnf 00 her home Bund,ay eve- 1 U:ra. Emell Bauer. 68 yearK of age ~~~sa:'rs. · at. · As ll log Frank Fugate alllo spent . Mrs. Robert Hyatt. &:J. died' aud· 1 denl)' aL her home died Saturday evemn~~: aL al.l:o)Jt 8 business Shll ~;~;,;; ISUllday wJth hi8 wife . Jn Btadbuey o'cloek aL the Mt. carmelr hospttal Memori.Ll Home Mls& Plo1ence Suter, MtUdellt , U)out 10 o'cloek & lurd&)' ntaht. 11 hl OoJumbUL Mrs. Bauer had ~n Thle Home lll endo-.vrd lurse at ~olzer hospital apent the J DeafJl re~~ulte<l from • stroke of at \tie hospital for the Jlllt few tng which lh equipped to week' end here with Dr. uid Un. apoplexy which she suffered a short weella where llhe nnderwent an for sixty D-dies, Is mocJern W. E. Stansbury and other telatlv"" time ~before. operatloD far 1au :stonea compltca~ ture and bea.utlfullv and friends . Mrs. RJait had appa.n~ntly been in hOfla aettiq' tn caua1.n 1 her deeth . throughout. Mrs. Dunn WUl - the Mr and Mr!l: OJ..ssner o,.,lr: and load health . havtn'i: arrived borne She lJ ·aurvived by her husbar..d rourth l&dy to be telflz.teum a ...... da.ughtets June Ra!! and Marian 1after vlslttna' her mother~tn-law at tour daUihters Marpret. Ar.n and Meiss County moved Sa.turday rrom ChllHoot.he a neJihbortna farm . VIrl(tnla. at home, Madeb•ne of i mtd the Major aps.rtment. on Sixth She Is survived by her huabaod Wtlleh, w. va. and uu:ee sons 1 Mf"..:. 0 o. Suter and con wm Avenue. · , one son Robert, and Qne daughter, Charllll!ls and Robert of Middlf'port 1 returned to their home nL Wel~ h. w M1.u Charlotte Bftoefaa:e 1.'\ en~ l Eh:ancr. both at hom~. ond Eldti..t"""' t J AI •-1'w v t 1nylng a two week11 ~a calion !rom . d Thed funf!ral "" ...., o uan, as-., a 1• a. Manaa.y a Ler a week '~:< Vl9lt h ser"ICf!s will be conchildren preceded het' l.n death•. w1th Dr. and Mrs w. E. Stansbury Ro.thblU'ns store. 1 ucte al t e reaJdence TueRday &fShe was a· member of the local ' and rrtends Dr H. L. w~lch and daughter I ~ernoon o.L 12:30 o'clock a.nd burtal Presbyterian member of ; MIS& Lena Pox after tbree weeks re:wned to thelr hon.e at oaasa1J be made In the Valley cemetery ~- 8 "bekah E • - st .. 1 ft·thb · w v S d ,.. near Marietta, her former hru'ne. uuna wea~J ...,u ar · vaea.~~.~on rom n.a urns Btore rP· WI\Y. a., \Ul n.y,. otter a v... lt Ewlna undertakers will have char e and the [pyal Slst~rs C1 smned her duties Monday, ! with Mr. and Mn. Cbnt Welch. Of the burial. I .,.,.,I'll, "' lD oo """'-j wlll bo p•lflllo!!o4 - 1Cleveland Mr. and apent. Mr&. Ralph Andetn'l of the week end with • . "'PP l!iolr -~""""' ""' 111 "l"'!'Pl""'' ~ !Wn•'! nGI'Ilol!< .... ~ Ill ..... . - " ,; on ...,;. ,~~.,.. - . of ll To Head _ . MeX1'f _ "'" I •1 ~rn'11 mon tM c.penl!'lf l"imt :n J~ W. I'Drd, nep-o • wat ap.lnat. the 1erton for Ita or vtoe ~ on the eommu· ~ _ , ot tllo n"" U<bi: ot.u OJ)won ol Clove¥;nUl lAW! Tbey 111.td ta. . prW- land: Wll.tet P. meu of Detroit dent. eou*ht Lo c11ScrodlL tJu: lq1oli and &maiiiUIIJ LeYJ.n,. ot ~~ rot'k. In the pubHe mind In ~r ~· .de~ . .. I no matter how quarreled, nelther leovinr1 the · o~r, ~-?, • . !• ' .•r ~,oij"~~ \ '. THI CIOAUI'Tt THAT'S MILOU ••• THAT TASTES IETTU ' ., ' \ '' .. ' l l l; ... \+ l . ' ' ( 1 I ;. ,,' I I �- • . , .... 1" . ( ·'. It tU3 KONDAY, 1'1!! lla!J,.T l'l'l!l!!1ll. 1"14$ nt. ~ -!liD ' Mr . anc1 M:rs. W"ller 1 Ulll Rclbert• Palttrtel\, P. H . Burna and Mr · \eotrlpltted nura. tNl.W. DlliiJ• Olld Ghlldron Hoojlltol •• Clln<lnnotf. ' · spent Sunda:t "" . J!'rtd&)' far a vlalt with bn pttrtntl, Tbe Heath Y . li. wUI meet. lteY. and Mn. W. B. Pt.~ , ·' Mondar evllntna at the hol'1e ot \ ll(n, Oecqe k)'J't li IPendinl' Mrt. Ebner M~:v. \ 11veral weeD bert wiLh Kn. Cor· I .N•. WI ....--:~:..:::.:.-=:;;~=====;:========= TBB U.4JL 1 ·'flUB'UNJ ~p~" Ia.....,, OP I ...._ . u -;~ ~f ~ II, 11•, fi lllO ,... Ol!let •• . _...,, Qlolo,- ~ _... o1 ~ I, 11111.• Pul>llohl<l ~ 'i!!l· . .. ~. -~ ~- '1IJII'.od ... """""- ~ ~. ~ -~ ""' lrleodl '!"'' •loll<rt or ~ 1111111or 10! !"**IRili'Oo !J1' ~ Emeil Sauer Answers Summo:. u:..... I rna KimlloU, ~nc.. cmcap, M11144el~ Pltt.tburJ, MUwa\lkee. IXUnN 8)' p.vrier On< Week . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . s t5 On~ BJ Mall ~ lo<onlll .. .. .. . 1.00 .110 Three Mootba . • . . . One Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • • 6.00 111x Kontlll .. .. . . .. . .. .. .. . 2.00 One Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t4.GO One Mont.b . . • . . . . . . . . • .. .. . . ... fir Coming The Mighty lle'!!"'l<i'; 1 r:r· ~nt ..,..--ent. HQQVel' . •. ' REWARD OF HUMILITY-Whoever exalteth him, cll' >ha ll be abased ; and he that humbleth him•elf shu II lie exalled. -Luke 14:11. But in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better : lhii ll theml-ielves. Look not every man also on the thing~:~ : ,. Eemeetu. 14 'flltt~•-Ji~ii~ n! uthei'H.-Phllippians 2: 3, 4. R1,t 11 atio:;J for new studeubl will CONSISTENCY, <riOU ART A JEWF.L • HOM TIME immemoriai, we, all of Uii, have heard the plamt of the merchant-mali, (and in that category is i1u ludcd every person who hao tlllYthing to sclJ whether 1t l;c products of labor, skill or nature or even ordinary labur) that Olle sho uld trade at home. In the case of home in our community, lhe word ~lll!uld rder to the Pomeroy Bend particularly and Meigs ~;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;::;;;:;;;~;:;;;::~~ County geuerally for the very good re1_1son that we ought f= to bt' (IJJc huppy little family composed of a number of · ~;m all communities, each dependent on the other to JE:t I ~ume littlt! enjoyment nut of thitt journey through this \a le of tear~. I ll is with a g~:eat deal of tturprise therefore, thttt one 1 A Treatiie Pealing With Tbe Trl!il T•~eq hears of people who depend entirely on tl\e goo4 will \ · -George Waohington /(,s 4 Yol!nc' and patronage of ~heir friends and neighbors 1\-nd who 1 Engf!leei: In 1 ure loudest in their plaint that one should help thooe who help him and ')1lake a. practieal demonstration' of the Golden Rule, golhg· eleewl1Qre ·for some· ·o f th·eJr P4ti·onage thnt could as well or better be handled by' their fdends Wh~n tJ"Jc phy~lcal obJectiJ r6Cerrto ln the journal. the paveltJ.entJ ed and neighbors. r:r stone abo\'e and below, t.nd .•· Such hetrayals of bu~iness principles can not help pot~lte thl• 2,448 acres of the Ru· Uut be noticed by all who become aware of them. lmme· .venn:ood tract, the water co~r&es , .• ·--m~~lone~ , tJ\e tr&Ctt 0~ IallcJ, , •diUtCJ,Y one remem1Jert:1 that after all inconststenciea do muq~en ~~r In bottoDill, the iscreep into our live=:~ almo:.-~t imperceptibly perhap~:~ but • lanor:\•· the rapid, the O~t Bend. ' • ' • ' • ' 1 the 1:emova1 of. Pill ennmpment of they worm all{) w~wk t he1r way mtu our ~ysteQl untll the.y l Klashuta fri:IQrplltce to place , a..~\~ hn\'e a atra1wll~ hold and then we do indelld wonder lf 1 t1tima.t~d 4Ui~cl!1 betwem the.:..t, the second. removal having placed nfter nil the author· of "Consistency, thou art indeed a KlaahQta~ camp at " the mouth of . t .· ht that creek. noted OCt. l&t.h for hal'" 1v an no t one h llll<1H· •d 1 lne- fallon ~Imber at ttte mouLli or Jl'\\ I, . p el cen 1111' · ~OLuMBUS ~ternQOn t Ohio University Opens on Monday lr.g. and Claases wUl st.art &Jterncan, ( • lJ""':re he BACK TO SCHOOL . "wao ''"l!i\ed at Iqash· UUAY }VAS one of mixed emotio ns und of va.rJOUd utae: carpp all th" rema.tJllnf ~t­ cf this day·~ 1~ la ma~tmatLcaU:r . lhuughts by many different p~ople. For instance, ir, certa1n thflot Lhc "1te o l\la en~ lhc cu~e of the youngstE:rs who are not particulurly fond d.mpment ._ 81 at ~c m th !:lf Bil · r~ Bandy Cree'k where Ravenawood uf the r~ystcm whereby the younl{er generation is pre par~ stand11 today He Wft!l here overc l for hi.!:l life's work there was no doubt a feeling of bit- nlllht also, beeau~ Oll th&. n!lxt. day, ' • the 7th . 111£1 journal sa.y1:- "We se\ lcn l t't!~ and woe as they were called from their bedH th out. an ~ut hoUr, Jtfter seven, &lUi moruinll' by their doting mothers who wanted to be sure 1leavln& the bottom, ~t1TOilfh wt.ic:1 the ~~·eek with the h~llen thl\be:r at thal they w~re all on time for the opening day of s~houl ttle mcuth r_u ps; a,n·J '{~t\1 J beThen there is the youngster who ltketl to go tu school, lleve Is caUed Muft'alo creek. . . · . The distance of ~h!s cre3-'i with I wh o wu~ m:crJoyed at the prospect o~... agam gQltlK' to the the tall~n tl~ber •t tt's mou~ aa '~!.'!I~_,\ .seat of leurning. Then there is the thJrd cla.ss, t"e young- ~tll.ted and approved by Wlllhil'lton : · k' h' fi · t tri p t 0 sc h00 1I lll · a maJOfl · 't y 0 f trip hlm101t own Jo\lfnol o: tM :-~tel' w h0 IS rna lni' 18 lfB fromhi~·· Port Pitt; IUld ltl d.lt.-.auce (:lt l:le~:~ with his adoring mother who ttecretly or otherwise, above tile ~~•U ~reek .an the eas~ . ' Ju~~ a~ve a tut (Mill Creek l an~ WI)}CM a tear now a:nd then from the corner of her e.re as from tbte rapid. 'ILetar~), al ttJ• ll he rtJalizes that the day she has Ions been dreading, has point ot the arnt bend ete . sh9w . • conclutlvoly, that o.,~ of Wa&f - 1 tlnally urrtved. The dBY when her qa~ltng should'be ruth· tnaton'l oncampmonts Wfll al the !!i~ifi~~tfl-1:lfuc...c.cc<"'-"- '"'-· le!:iSiy t:matched from her aproJ~ string and taken out into moqth of Sill San<11 creek •n Jackson oouqt¥ on the :uta acre• ne the world where he is to learn that there are other peo-- atte;w~~~! acqulred '»' ll'ant •1•0111 pic in the world besides his loving mpther. · Oeor~e Ill or En11Jand In Pci[Otnber , 11"n, and WhJah 'f~l lllJMI)'eO tm' And then there iR, l&st, but not leaMt, the teacher! him bY Col. wm. Orawf<lrd. who hat~ been looking at A fast dwifldling purse ever since Accprdlnl to t.iw , Mthool clotted la~t Hpring, who is filled with joy at the j ~~U:atll~;e~~0 ~1:' thought that once ar,.Un he will have a chance to earn a River" by hi• own -' . apt'te of wh a t h as b·e.en 881'd tan~ Konowh• wao ~~.~ . . Il,Ylllif a l Ieat1 t f or a t 1me, w Iron• Pttt: ahout terrible finuncial conditions. Taken by and large, tance .Pitt to ....- -·-'" th ey ale t.he \'Rrious claasefl wQo are affected most b.v the ~:~r at ,lungong of the 3chool bell for the fall term and yet thece H r~e thnu8a ndK of utherH affected. There urc thoae wlto •ell ~nd print books, there are f~~j~o~il~;j~ .!!\\1~~:.~ lho•c whn "h"v" frir •ale. chilqr6n's clothiqlf. lit fact there nrc few indeed, not affected in · on" wRY or unotjler lo)' I hi•, the greatest day of the fall. An~ we hnva not Y•l· m<'utioned the old 11rouches who ~re t!c~l~fi p!tlk to ll~H I the bell rjtlll becau•e it take• the ch\ltjre~ aw4y from ' !hem ~nrj p~t• them, where, in ~heir l~nguago, they will ' he kept Q~t of mjoc~ie! and otnp bolh~ritlf tlj 0 o!<Jar fg!k•·j Th~~ w~ hnYC the ocltnol yeur with "" once mor~. It • lwul~ he mfl/'~ thin ~·rely • place to keep <hildrerrfof • <=ertain IPn!!'lh ~"~ in tlte grqat m~jority of cases It lf ~ ccrt~ln ~~~it~ ~~ tt)ll• .a11d In tho vreat maJority 'of ~~··• ft. i~ more:··v4!7 J!IQ~n· mpre. · "r • .' * , • --- -~· ~ lil''"f,l:: pn~· \n whilF t~e ~oar~ of ht~!itll uf··~in!" fpr f~• enr.e t~f ~1\H!I~op, h~t ill• w heq We W~.fD -~· ~RY tp~~ ~he ~\q• Wh~t•e 1• 3at ·~~~t.IQ~ to t~em were the ~e,iltlJfeiof. ' '" .. ) I w·n il.eidlilft h&J1dS. ' m1Chtl.'1 So$ did. not ~rlJ&'flS she1 wa• to-r y6u ~do. 'Dhou1h COFF!1f: SHOP ,h, ~~~~­ truaer Sai1;ie M&ua«emeat mitHt keep such a thinl'- cil"!l!l who ba.,.en'tJ betn. ~rou1ht 1,1p Jo believe an~nri a . aattl' buainesa belons"1 19 tli.a worm apecies," she added, recall~~ P.l.~'a. indienatj.on ovf'tr his etr'~r~ to bide her from Jac'k. W~rren , iifted ~ia head. "Pam, , and a darned rot.tet:; .o:o•ld~,~ b. r m that ehll!J, ' thollir~~ I eolild, I '1>e1teVe th~ do!l't I 1\. I i LivES'1.flCK bo1• 1· I • '. ' ' :f.' ~ ... - --~Ol.o~ I' .. ~\lying is truly ,ttlrifty ·with '' Electric ' ' ' 1'• ' .. '. ·' ? ..'. l· ~ . • I ' \ !I (' · ; i ·J \\ R·~frige~atifJfl -~ . Jl ..,.W t.ltani!Jid&J IFREE GUEST TICKETS. : 1 I Would b&ve, so,me indolent v'ofctt went on. .U.B4 CO!JBT HO'q:L New limfrDJ&. Florida • ·' " ·, I I lf1,~ ;.~; '· · ~ •,, ( • '' ,, j •\ • ' I I I J :. l '' • ' . ..I t· o~u r , ·, "f ' · - l• · If i .... ,. - 4· 1'" • I ~ ' · ji ) 'F, l !l ! ' !1 I ' 4 1• I • !' :. .J , e, ' -· !I ' ., .Ill,. '·· ·,) ., I . ft' 1 It . ... }I .. ll.!lY: A LOT. OP POQJ> AND ~JUIP lT fll~SH IN A ..• "..~...·- G~ L~sCIOUS PltUITS, fresh 1r"n ~~~. , )ujq 11\.e&\'$ ll"l~ S'? WnP!· m~~.~1,_,. .Oli \rou buy in ~all • PYTHIAN PARK t""rad ll eb~m~ D::!'o.~'i~G~It~OO~ -~I!l~A~>I':::D:-" I I Kala Reduced aoo"<s Jl.oo. su• ' MTII , .... , it, in a bottom of IIQOd land" where Waahln,ton found ltll\&hnta on his return jourhey on !fQv. dtb, "nd Columbus. Ohio WO 1toom.t Finprvof .... 1 ,·~·;: 'I tu:i * I uonL day and ·rueeday uppenfuwnnen F I• epor Wed Sept. ' WOrld War -- and Ee'olen from ..-. T j~~~~~~~~~~;~ HAAG ·C IRCUS MlddJ t 1 4 ito ----·-- • ""nBU .......,t. Q I I I• week r· I .. " Robert Pod Berry r.~.nd famtly of bil u. bonua prtpareb.llttle tbt \ Cclumbu:. . !!pent Wednesday wtth nyl eampalan tor ViCtorYand 1n the ~ c .1 hl::i motht!r, Mn Cella wtbb. Jlr. r:on8rcu 1n Oeoember. Some Webb remaJn!l In very 111 health . tbcucht he mJaht win auch a cam· ((IOI)timled. Prom Pl«L' One• palKn ' othen relt It wu doomed -vtp to Europe fmrn Amerlc&. The Mrs tda McCarley of Allee, IJ to deieat but both aldea called It a plane hl4 followtd the coutllne, it 1'1s.hLinK ht!r 10n . Rodney Spro~ -~~....- and bad bee 1 - • and family Dlunder juR the aame. waa _...,_.... n o.~ Devt]opmenta over tbe prohlbl .. down IPC*Ibb' owlnl to 1aclr. of fuel. Mn1 Myra Tmkhe.m spent Wedtion iaaue surprlaed many leckm 1'be DillY lett Ployd ~field nelday with Mr anct Mrs. Cella h.a<lera, 1 hey upected a lew f"i In lt'ew Yort on AU&. D, 1nt.endJna' Webb. cuolut1ons would be ~ but to lj)&O the oeean l))' way or Green~ no treuble ttl ·kUllDI land aM ''-'t varloWI European !hem oft In commlttioo. They .. pltola. Hutcbln8on'1 two da"...,. ..h'·IUCI'Md wron(. The iff- ~I move· ........ ment IIWt:J)t. thro\llh the delt~a~ Klthf)'n, I, and Janet Lee, 6, •e~ Uorm Uke a prairie ftre and when UM tlnt eblldren ner carrlecl on a the ccn~~ervRU"e~ began cheekiug Lrana-AtlanUe !light a-ttempt, both up. they found the rtpeallata had elrJa, who toot dolls with them, clinched a majority of the conv~r.- were u.Jd to bave ha4 more than c~on a vote~>. J,OOO hDW'I dl expe!ienoe 1n the atr~ The t.)>fnlng ae~~n today Wll.ti Btlidel Hutdl!naon and hLI dtvt.ted \.c oraanit.atiO'n fol'JIUll!- u:v. th'* matlal: the trip 'tlu, addreSBea by di&Un,ui&hed tpb Rutl, tDilneer, Peter nnd the annual fl'f)Ort of navJcaier, G. J. AllJllach, opnational ~onunandtr. The !at· erator, and Norman W Alley pbotoarinual dinner will be held llf~~- flrlt stop w&s at St. John , .. ' ' le"km ..... rade will • New Bruniwlek, .whe"e•-they • the e"n'..... ot'"r ' landed N be ataged oomorrow wlth the nre... ""' ..... vml ew works coming wedlitsday. All 1ee- : Prolli then l.ller to .rlu.tlve recornmendoUon!l - includ- 1 costl laland., and thiMl. • -on to ~Llbl"d bo d OreeniMld.. • " .ng P[!IU wvn a~ nW!--tl.n While at Antlcolti tal ci th - .;; rt>S?}UMns (posalbly a eensurinB were nounect .tbef WOuld U! ~t : 1 - - ._ ct n.he president> will be v?~ pennltJ,ed ~ Japd In Oreenland, , late last. weeki )6Q .. 2f0 Jbs, IJ)XJQ that day. on ; 'l'hlll'lda) ...1 but dJd..IO m ·~ of the Warnln oliO- 510: 350-280 ;as., 41:10-41;) ; liN- I Oblu ~RAINS ntw nnt1onal comtnan~r 1a ehoa- ~~HutcbinfJon was fined 140 lbB., 4450 ; pao'nng S0';\:5 325 1 ao. 12--INS-Oratna ell 11nd, the ~nventJon, &dji)Uma. . ... -nland • 315 . started euler to(ay. WheaL was of! -,r· .t WK' ~~--· 3-8 kl l-2t, corn 1-4 to 3-Sc and . . ~t.t»olflb. bom In Baltimore Hutcattle recelpta 1300: market mod - ~ 1oats 1·8e. cl nNn spent most ot his yo~b 1n erately a.cthe: steers and ye~~rllna:s . Show in Wheat Dec. 55 5-!1 &«~: May 61 81 t ~. V... where he WOJ'ke4 steady to 15c h~h~r: helt~3 about ,' l 1·8. "' • (or a time u cadd.x_. Lat4!r he be- 1steady; cows steady tu ~t.rong . bullF. I "" Corn Sept, 29 ; De~ 31 7-8 3J; ·----'I ~e a oomme~taJ, Pilot steady to strone: dealr,able .P"t~ 8 1 May 36 7•8 s". 1Continued Frol'n PaRf' 0nt' Ia · 1 In t.e30 he D'lade 1 gtee,. and re•rll.ngs 6-!f: comnum · ' .II' ,tfollb~ h p U)S ~1!1¥f &:rabB hel- l 2 SpJen d'd ·b..d ah.t'iher· oats Dec. 18 1-4; May 21 1-4. 1Lw1lt~. ·... -) ~ to Parts, but hta plfne tor Ct1-lh-a 1e medium _ ,. 5. oddt;.5'15' common 1 p er f ormancea -1 he prlncl)tPI lreason wHy the ed dur1ne a teat. · 1 ~ • ~:~' c tt-ers 5 33 IL,lc •al government wtUI given ~x~ melydl~m......oo"!..r~- - m.idrk.ri to .UI#nnon at 2 clu.~lvl! jtlrtsdlcllon over the. capt· at'(l;e o.wwn • , I ·~I city was to Cnable It to 01• PITT881JRGH P.RODU(,'E good bulla 2M-315, ~ · • -4. t:.V~nlnr ai 8. tuw; (lt4er at the <;eaL l)f 8P"''rii- Sept. ta-INS--~It.ry :narket Calvea .~eceipUI ~·.. m~:; mr':~~ Mammoth Free Street 1 wantlnued From Pl'l~t O•wl , • !ll~nt ..an.u to protect th.e c~att>~t,l s~: demand rattt 1m~piy mod- ~e:~~~~o6o~~;eas · ·~.J:ie to ~ed· til convention time. .."•! ,,.m:J ~her pubhc olfu.1als from un- f"&te, ~~hens ~fl-1'1, lethorns lum t-!:I'Jfl· comm~ood weigh p d t Noan Resentment aga.tns~ Presid~. :.wail 1ilte1terence whUc tn the . te~ }0-I~J coolred s~Jil;prs 15- t lvesl~sM ~:. . ara e a Hoover was even sreater thao 'fiu·h!l.r1e of their du~(es. The rlgh~ If. klllonf'•Prinai!JII 12, f'OO'Jter!l 9· Y~receipts 2fJOO· IRJDb. m'"•d- . . ,- ~ 1 'l0.d arainol Hurley. Thowrand&ol .._.. "'amit;ty to pet!ll>a> O~fes• tor ~!j;~,1!=; d 1, steady to 25<: &lonnalres roamed thJ'ouih. twtel cedre85 ol allege_Sl gr~e¥kncu J'loe$z,.w 1• aged ~k slow s}..:el1.dy ~ttel tcru.uo: ~ r e 15 e Y' · ~~n~n oot~ldora and convention hal• as~ ttt ~,\neludc UESfJ'hblaJe · ~ ~.:; 3.~{ t~ ~~·~'IOOn;re~J:~ lambs 626-815;' bue~: '.~ambr; .,end 'O'"e rj,.d'wln&: ,Pro&TfiBiwe mer~ saJllnt the President's • Stm~•. -~~ thousands at tfle ~t ot' till:t at lkl 1 •4 ' · ' "ell:ht.s Wldtr _. u;s ,_~75,.. .i:om - ·eh&nu fi&n seeurid a Umlted. own• statemen&. Mr. Hoowr wns c~· tO:~rimmt ror purpose! oi coP•· g arket' tlnn tone· d.ema d m{N) to mediUJTI 'lrajie , 215-t25; ac·- ber or pest t.kket.s thai t.ber will , ctaed not onlY by thelrank and ~~e f . t;lc;'fl"' ·' IIO(JIIf; suppl,r m.odel'tlte· nr'st near~ li:'ltl:! up to Z'l&<-lm $food weLhers 1(in away abtiolateb free. Pat.ro'but by re~ men of na.41on'&\· ,;, Umltf' the head or "cao:.ualtlea," eunfnt receipt6fft~tri!!!h exu~ •· -~ nt.e these merehan~ 3nd ro to the . prominence. Hll aeverett Crltlea t~e Mtt&ell report llatect Lwo bo- ~ 19·20: -heftne;y ~tea 20 •21 . ' E~hltg ' 'Ae~trcu with ruest Uckets. in~luded such men as Ralph dus marohers as killed iU'MU-de· 811. o. w. va. Ky. cur t reeelpu; "I ,(!WI White Store~. O'Nen, of Kanna, PQt Natiqnal tt.nse by; policemen No mention 16. , 1 --,.- .:) Roy'll P~e •Commander, llnd Ray Plelda, p'ro--; ,w~ made of the nine policemen Vese~ables tootat.oes ~ marktt I The body of Btt f '"Kent ot Caall Smllh CJothJnlt' Co. minent O~lahootl publl~her o.nd : whu upderw:ent h&pltol u;.tl\l,~t, ~boqf1 a~y; demapd 11low: suppiJ I V11.~l,v, n~r VintoLi., was found in M. & M. Grocery Lhat state I cantUdate tar national j ig wounds '!\JStalned In ~~ · ~~:..l.t 'Ur~ 'neatby a qt. thlp ~e'.11 ,2r ' ~IC' RQcebbn creek just. below the ' c . 0. Fisher, rroceries and av:a\11 'commander. 1 ~•"anla avenue clash ~ bott.u8 30,: Netr.·. York 12 q~be.skes:j 25-30 ~"~ ued bi'idge here, last week. He Dixie Bnrr:am Storf' 1 One o1 the P.!'elldent.'a trtends, A mu~ ... her lo<:t an ur In the ar\..~ ' Cabbare ma.rket !Jibout" sl:.eady; Was raised In tbis commlDilty by VrOman's Grotll'ry prominent Repuh:Jcan, ~aid prlvate- viUICe of the troom. it 11{~ statd. demand slow; , supply IJI0aeutc: 1118 gamdparents, Mr. and Mn;. Frer•ro h Dry (:leaner~ l ly, "we had beaten the censure 'lnd lhf: "uubl!shed ·•·epofl;' a clllkl N<: ~>· ,York buito per barreJ.... 100- tlr.ILa KEnt ana was abut till yean, Chamber's Grocery sturt; It would have died In com- ot a veteran, hlld died rrom ~ea 1 125;18tl1b. sack 15 of age. The body had bce.1 m the Mill St.A'I!t Sen•ice Sta:lon mtttee. Now, we have a flabt on I !{Ali wus 'rtefl.nttely denlerl . 1---- ..._ _ 1wtaer some two weeks. ao; he wu:; Groro~ns Markd the floor to ~ombat and the Mitt.hell attributed much of the ·l"tn'SBURGH last seen on AUK. 18 and was ldenCft.sh and C.1.rry Cleaners rt.eelpta tlfil'd by shoes and cloth:ln&' by Mr F.. L, Uealy, Men'~> Wear 1111e so mad, It looU like they'll at- mllrt'hf'!s' ft!ad<:rshlp to conunu~ :-.Sepl 12-INB-Hogs; . 'Lack him by ne.me .~ nli.LII and listed the men .m.ost. ac .. ~: ma1ket fuUy l$c. hlche,r : o~- and Mrs. Rlchara Qecke.rd on (POMEROY ~R(.:HANTSJ ' W1se pc.Jitk:ialiR amun11 the le- 1.~~~e In this copnec~ton. 'they In~ CD.sionally 251: higher fln lt•"'t whose farm he rQ.Ided. BW'Ial wa~; D.lllley Serylee S~tioA f t~~ ~aders ,reaa~~ed~ -~~ ~ P~~~~~- J~h]!_"~C:.-~ ~\I'(,! I. :o;t'l&btll. c o m p a red· wtth inadt at VintCln dte aune e.~"~- ......~MaaLer ~~~~~o. I • N4Tllll!"!o 411vt:atmilp a~ranPn.'fiV•• " I the dlloovery. Mr. and MM. John Badders of : Columbu! and Mrt. H. E. Ward of \'lnton, were sueata of t4r. and I Mra. J E Bt.ddera the 1lnt. or the FlVlng • ltroy ttl Lnftuence tn the ~n- deUa loin.Kurphr. L. D. Dllel. ""Uiht.er 'Loli \ llr. an4 Yra. !let Andenon. 1and bt.bJ aon ~Dent the week en3 ·Pom!'l'Of. Mr. and. Y.ra. R. M. Orop.n and • with rel&t.l\lft at Coiumbul. J.YII"B P'uneral~ervlcea will be condu~t.ed Nr. and Mn. Sldney WUllan\1 were 'l'he ,.,_ ChletJ Aailod.ll.i.:ln will ftS Tuesday at 3 P. M. from the Pnla- J~n vi.Sl.t.ora Sunday. meet Mond.ly neDint at. the home b)!Urian o.hureh, with Rev, T. Bc;yd Mi&a Hulda Kleln ind Diece bt. Of 14n. J . R. OraU! G&y omclaliin&. lnterintnt In ebarlf: Mae Pucate enroute here riom a J . H. an.t.e ;p({ tamJiy i.,ent c.f fiawltn&a. will b~ made ln Beecn week's "isU. " Columbul wtt.h t.he Sund&J at O&IUpoUi' aUend.iBK tbe farmer's -'&tet Mn. R. P . Kater,\ Orate tamlly reunion. Well ' KnoWft Local Woman orove cemetel')' . vlaited Sunday wltb Mrs. Prt.nk Pauea .Away at Hoapital Pus te ho 11 n ed t Rock BD 1 1'0 ENTER H(JME me~ &l~ltoriumconM~s ~fer ac! IVUI RY WOMAN In Columbuo .' Mrs. J. B. Dunn '"'"~ S>ld l><r com""nlod them to MeOonoeiii•Ule APOPLEXY VJCTJU property on Ora,·el n,a · , . 0 IsHill, retumlnf 00 her home Bund,ay eve- 1 U:ra. Emell Bauer. 68 yearK of age ~~~sa:'rs. · at. · As ll log Frank Fugate alllo spent . Mrs. Robert Hyatt. &:J. died' aud· 1 denl)' aL her home died Saturday evemn~~: aL al.l:o)Jt 8 business Shll ~;~;,;; ISUllday wJth hi8 wife . Jn Btadbuey o'cloek aL the Mt. carmelr hospttal Memori.Ll Home Mls& Plo1ence Suter, MtUdellt , U)out 10 o'cloek & lurd&)' ntaht. 11 hl OoJumbUL Mrs. Bauer had ~n Thle Home lll endo-.vrd lurse at ~olzer hospital apent the J DeafJl re~~ulte<l from • stroke of at \tie hospital for the Jlllt few tng which lh equipped to week' end here with Dr. uid Un. apoplexy which she suffered a short weella where llhe nnderwent an for sixty D-dies, Is mocJern W. E. Stansbury and other telatlv"" time ~before. operatloD far 1au :stonea compltca~ ture and bea.utlfullv and friends . Mrs. RJait had appa.n~ntly been in hOfla aettiq' tn caua1.n 1 her deeth . throughout. Mrs. Dunn WUl - the Mr and Mr!l: OJ..ssner o,.,lr: and load health . havtn'i: arrived borne She lJ ·aurvived by her husbar..d rourth l&dy to be telflz.teum a ...... da.ughtets June Ra!! and Marian 1after vlslttna' her mother~tn-law at tour daUihters Marpret. Ar.n and Meiss County moved Sa.turday rrom ChllHoot.he a neJihbortna farm . VIrl(tnla. at home, Madeb•ne of i mtd the Major aps.rtment. on Sixth She Is survived by her huabaod Wtlleh, w. va. and uu:ee sons 1 Mf"..:. 0 o. Suter and con wm Avenue. · , one son Robert, and Qne daughter, Charllll!ls and Robert of Middlf'port 1 returned to their home nL Wel~ h. w M1.u Charlotte Bftoefaa:e 1.'\ en~ l Eh:ancr. both at hom~. ond Eldti..t"""' t J AI •-1'w v t 1nylng a two week11 ~a calion !rom . d Thed funf!ral "" ...., o uan, as-., a 1• a. Manaa.y a Ler a week '~:< Vl9lt h ser"ICf!s will be conchildren preceded het' l.n death•. w1th Dr. and Mrs w. E. Stansbury Ro.thblU'ns store. 1 ucte al t e reaJdence TueRday &fShe was a· member of the local ' and rrtends Dr H. L. w~lch and daughter I ~ernoon o.L 12:30 o'clock a.nd burtal Presbyterian member of ; MIS& Lena Pox after tbree weeks re:wned to thelr hon.e at oaasa1J be made In the Valley cemetery ~- 8 "bekah E • - st .. 1 ft·thb · w v S d ,.. near Marietta, her former hru'ne. uuna wea~J ...,u ar · vaea.~~.~on rom n.a urns Btore rP· WI\Y. a., \Ul n.y,. otter a v... lt Ewlna undertakers will have char e and the [pyal Slst~rs C1 smned her duties Monday, ! with Mr. and Mn. Cbnt Welch. Of the burial. I .,.,.,I'll, "' lD oo """'-j wlll bo p•lflllo!!o4 - 1Cleveland Mr. and apent. Mr&. Ralph Andetn'l of the week end with • . "'PP l!iolr -~""""' ""' 111 "l"'!'Pl""'' ~ !Wn•'! nGI'Ilol!< .... ~ Ill ..... . - " ,; on ...,;. ,~~.,.. - . of ll To Head _ . MeX1'f _ "'" I •1 ~rn'11 mon tM c.penl!'lf l"imt :n J~ W. I'Drd, nep-o • wat ap.lnat. the 1erton for Ita or vtoe ~ on the eommu· ~ _ , ot tllo n"" U<bi: ot.u OJ)won ol Clove¥;nUl lAW! Tbey 111.td ta. . prW- land: Wll.tet P. meu of Detroit dent. eou*ht Lo c11ScrodlL tJu: lq1oli and &maiiiUIIJ LeYJ.n,. ot ~~ rot'k. In the pubHe mind In ~r ~· .de~ . .. I no matter how quarreled, nelther leovinr1 the · o~r, ~-?, • . !• ' .•r ~,oij"~~ \ '. THI CIOAUI'Tt THAT'S MILOU ••• THAT TASTES IETTU ' ., ' \ '' .. ' l l l; ... \+ l . ' ' ( 1 I ;. ,,' I I �• • t~OliS II&OIIDAY, ~lift 12, lOll ........ tlul otnc:lnnatt at Boet.op. \ Plt~Uflh a.t Ph11&41elptlla. St. Loul3 &t. N.:w "lork. chk:a8o at P ·~ klyp . .uq&ll:AH L&AQ\i[ Mew Y0rt at Cleveland. E:nt:.Jn at 8l Lou!!.. Philadelphia at Deuolt. for~tFOR. Rmfr~ven room houe moclclrp. conventencet on Main st. aen\ ereiOI\altle. 'Write Leonard Epple, PomeroJ, R. D. 2. e-ta-at. -h\i!IJ'Oil at 01\lcaao. • and ~e ·room oottaae. All con- vintei\tiea. OloBe tn. Reljl$ w. 1. • ' a.tumare at Newark. Alba~y at J~)' 'Cl$J. Thronto &t BuffalO. J'CI.IDll• abh;l. Pleuant. location. Vale St. B·l-n I JI!'IQN4Tli!I<4lo L&\G~E RQ!lhelter at ¥:mtre&J. POft RENT p;;;;L!Ihed apartment !tclef:ter. N.\TIONAL LB4GUE • Bc!ton 13, Clnc::Jnnatl 3. ~ton lD, Clnetn~U 1. New York 1, 8t. I.oulB 3. Bt. Lou!& a, New York :t C'hJcrco 3, Brooklyn l. Only pmee achedule<:l . . - .:~~ .·Teeing Off at Baltimore '..;..-...... . , _ - - ..-. - ~y ·· ~·· HARDIN BUBNLEY .- - - - - - - " ' lf'!T~fl!ATI!lll4lo LE \QUE :1, Rqchfltel' I 110 innln$1.) Loot- 1(~~1 ~ard, I<ol~f '. ! cine, Ot.'IO. -· j I !Ccntreal LOST-Black Gl&datone blt.1 oont&tnlna: 1 a.no MasoP ' . The Wtdlama high ""-·aool HLarlcd "the nc:w sohoo1 year Monday. Enrolment classifying undl aru. nfllnl schedule took place in the Ml.er- ; . WI-I AT uoon. " nte school bus will be operated tnta year by Charles Yonke1· wh.G will follow the routine as ouLUned .... by • ,.., .. I I 'i .' commttt~. A four mile The teaching 8latr of this wtn coMl&t or au e~perlenced ye¥ teo. .. chers, e:~~pcrtence ran1tng from thr-ee ~o twelve years. Mlu Allee clarke, A. B. Dqree from. We&t Vtrglnla. Untverst(y, wm teaCh E11 ~ . Alter\ meetblg 11 very delilht tul lunch waa serve1l by the bQ&tess, 1 YOU EVHR nntt 4\'l. rAJtti()JIIIII.• . , J:VA A. TINOJY 1 i the bua trio wUl be mllde 1n back or West Colwnbta In addltkm to the ro~t.e1 ot lut year. · IN .•. By EbSO~ R. WAITE, ~t.-\WNEE. OKLAHOMA " ' DAitLIIIO DANCE SETA All Ti•l'1 ,,..di/J . , tr111ttd .,4 - I' ,.,,tf,d ;. ,.,il .,,. ''"'-"""' ., , m«4t i• A'tu y,,.J. 1 a mt;~st attrartiv~ dane~ !d 1 that you c-an make at au enormous ... II~re's 1nins. Th~ Ura:15i~rt' h 6tted with darts 11 the (ront. The pa.11t1ts hll\'e a lllll(ll)' r.ued hip yo ke, ~0 lm,•orta.nt for a sllm lppurancc. The legs are bli~:l,tly ftared. o-· -- . . ~- ,.. <E-G~ Mo12ELAAlD L-OOMS UP AS A CoMIA\G N.A'r"IONAL- It would make an adon.ble Xmas lhkt it uow in your ipare mumenhl! CHAMPION·· HE WOAI 11-\E. giFt. #•'"'" Thil tcir;ld itt Jis11 ~t d·.! /l.'t, 7171 "'".I' I# '' Z0 ud 1d '' 10. 1 ~.,4, dtlit:lr'lo II U h•d uu. , 1 Thi1 ,.u,. u immrJi., #RiP Fll ~· n,.,,,P(Jtllnts 7771 ••M II,!in" (t• ~:~~~~rrtJ!~~1~~~~~~::==~=========::~=~=========== ~o Y&~~si ~ "•'"P' ;;; ,.,,.) •• V••hJon ~""*"· Wri" '•"'"!I>' I t.lt~ p,ta1uly )'fl~r fl~!ll~ IUld :==:;;;;::;:!::=4''1 full =-Q· 1 drjl;~;s, lhe ~'·lll!,b,r qf 1ht Jllttrl\ :jind , ., ~ · · ll!t ' 'P\.Ip;' <:iifl~'-lo4o~!:! ' M~·~. 6pT·.~•tl~ "'f~!Tl>l<& ~ ,, ,_ lt~~f'lll yuur lttlcr in th• lollaw- ,! lqJ "'f '~ t tU'flllo A · ~. .(\·,:.;:·_ 1 I Wll'~e: cio>IO</~ J:l~"lii ~N'I' l:)otlo4EI\' l'l·Nr61\T ' l. , _ ) '" !" ~ ~ !=.!;JJ'rl.')": Gr~ lfilili;,~ ~rWti To~la ... . .. ~2 ~~ ·) ' ...' ' ABiHPGAE 41:1320 2b....... $ 1 0 1 2 0 , U . ...... 5 1 1 J 0 I ... .... 6U1~::.1 . "'" .. f 0 1 tJ !i 1 ...... f O l f , I , O rt ... ~ 0 I 0. (J c.. .. .... & t l 4 0 ,&8. . . . . .. . ' ..... . , " N•!f' wm,cittt,.~pa~·11 . =.~ r ·' ···~%~ - ~ ' IU~:r 1il I 1r ~·""i • Q: · • ·. ~It !hl• CJupqn ftlle!l' out w(l( b~ipli ~~~~i~l'll· ~~~ ~~tijr" l!l~IJ. · · · fPMf f~fl• ~,lt~rp, No, 777l, sjze.,:..lo .• •• , ~ .• - ' •••• ' . •••• ' . ' ••••• 0 ' . 0 . - • c ·'-·1' - ABRHP..>,;,E lilb ........ f U I J . t l l c. ..... . . f P 0 6 0 1 1 ........ p 0 0 I 1 ........ 0 l ' • . ;· , !'! ,.-, ..,) ~ ' . [ .,~;;·l~J •. . . ' ""' 11!1 \ •JI j • ', p ~ 0 . . o• o , .• , .• , .• t •o••··· · ··••ooooO••·· ·· ··•' . '• I 0 0 3 ~3*i1~ ' '1l.J:'~'ffl;:,.~~:\;\JJ:;:' l 4: :17 7 T"..JUI'.O GAMB ..... . I .. I hiE SIE'fV..I Tl'fl.E' r--_,;._,.._..,_ _.,~:..__---"':""""·-'-_:,__ _:_~---~., ' ToiS!f~'f I<I~Y Mil! ~~ wM!TS., \(NoW 1r " •i · ·n~:;. 1_: .I 11\1 1\11 'fP" ;;\.nl. TO Wrtfllt �• • t~OliS II&OIIDAY, ~lift 12, lOll ........ tlul otnc:lnnatt at Boet.op. \ Plt~Uflh a.t Ph11&41elptlla. St. Loul3 &t. N.:w "lork. chk:a8o at P ·~ klyp . .uq&ll:AH L&AQ\i[ Mew Y0rt at Cleveland. E:nt:.Jn at 8l Lou!!.. Philadelphia at Deuolt. for~tFOR. Rmfr~ven room houe moclclrp. conventencet on Main st. aen\ ereiOI\altle. 'Write Leonard Epple, PomeroJ, R. D. 2. e-ta-at. -h\i!IJ'Oil at 01\lcaao. • and ~e ·room oottaae. All con- vintei\tiea. OloBe tn. Reljl$ w. 1. • ' a.tumare at Newark. Alba~y at J~)' 'Cl$J. Thronto &t BuffalO. J'CI.IDll• abh;l. Pleuant. location. Vale St. B·l-n I JI!'IQN4Tli!I<4lo L&\G~E RQ!lhelter at ¥:mtre&J. POft RENT p;;;;L!Ihed apartment !tclef:ter. N.\TIONAL LB4GUE • Bc!ton 13, Clnc::Jnnatl 3. ~ton lD, Clnetn~U 1. New York 1, 8t. I.oulB 3. Bt. Lou!& a, New York :t C'hJcrco 3, Brooklyn l. Only pmee achedule<:l . . - .:~~ .·Teeing Off at Baltimore '..;..-...... . , _ - - ..-. - ~y ·· ~·· HARDIN BUBNLEY .- - - - - - - " ' lf'!T~fl!ATI!lll4lo LE \QUE :1, Rqchfltel' I 110 innln$1.) Loot- 1(~~1 ~ard, I<ol~f '. ! cine, Ot.'IO. -· j I !Ccntreal LOST-Black Gl&datone blt.1 oont&tnlna: 1 a.no MasoP ' . The Wtdlama high ""-·aool HLarlcd "the nc:w sohoo1 year Monday. Enrolment classifying undl aru. nfllnl schedule took place in the Ml.er- ; . WI-I AT uoon. " nte school bus will be operated tnta year by Charles Yonke1· wh.G will follow the routine as ouLUned .... by • ,.., .. I I 'i .' commttt~. A four mile The teaching 8latr of this wtn coMl&t or au e~perlenced ye¥ teo. .. chers, e:~~pcrtence ran1tng from thr-ee ~o twelve years. Mlu Allee clarke, A. B. Dqree from. We&t Vtrglnla. Untverst(y, wm teaCh E11 ~ . Alter\ meetblg 11 very delilht tul lunch waa serve1l by the bQ&tess, 1 YOU EVHR nntt 4\'l. rAJtti()JIIIII.• . , J:VA A. TINOJY 1 i the bua trio wUl be mllde 1n back or West Colwnbta In addltkm to the ro~t.e1 ot lut year. · IN .•. By EbSO~ R. WAITE, ~t.-\WNEE. OKLAHOMA " ' DAitLIIIO DANCE SETA All Ti•l'1 ,,..di/J . , tr111ttd .,4 - I' ,.,,tf,d ;. ,.,il .,,. ''"'-"""' ., , m«4t i• A'tu y,,.J. 1 a mt;~st attrartiv~ dane~ !d 1 that you c-an make at au enormous ... II~re's 1nins. Th~ Ura:15i~rt' h 6tted with darts 11 the (ront. The pa.11t1ts hll\'e a lllll(ll)' r.ued hip yo ke, ~0 lm,•orta.nt for a sllm lppurancc. The legs are bli~:l,tly ftared. o-· -- . . ~- ,.. <E-G~ Mo12ELAAlD L-OOMS UP AS A CoMIA\G N.A'r"IONAL- It would make an adon.ble Xmas lhkt it uow in your ipare mumenhl! CHAMPION·· HE WOAI 11-\E. giFt. #•'"'" Thil tcir;ld itt Jis11 ~t d·.! /l.'t, 7171 "'".I' I# '' Z0 ud 1d '' 10. 1 ~.,4, dtlit:lr'lo II U h•d uu. , 1 Thi1 ,.u,. u immrJi., #RiP Fll ~· n,.,,,P(Jtllnts 7771 ••M II,!in" (t• ~:~~~~rrtJ!~~1~~~~~~::==~=========::~=~=========== ~o Y&~~si ~ "•'"P' ;;; ,.,,.) •• V••hJon ~""*"· Wri" '•"'"!I>' I t.lt~ p,ta1uly )'fl~r fl~!ll~ IUld :==:;;;;::;:!::=4''1 full =-Q· 1 drjl;~;s, lhe ~'·lll!,b,r qf 1ht Jllttrl\ :jind , ., ~ · · ll!t ' 'P\.Ip;' <:iifl~'-lo4o~!:! ' M~·~. 6pT·.~•tl~ "'f~!Tl>l<& ~ ,, ,_ lt~~f'lll yuur lttlcr in th• lollaw- ,! lqJ "'f '~ t tU'flllo A · ~. .(\·,:.;:·_ 1 I Wll'~e: cio>IO</~ J:l~"lii ~N'I' l:)otlo4EI\' l'l·Nr61\T ' l. , _ ) '" !" ~ ~ !=.!;JJ'rl.')": Gr~ lfilili;,~ ~rWti To~la ... . .. ~2 ~~ ·) ' ...' ' ABiHPGAE 41:1320 2b....... $ 1 0 1 2 0 , U . ...... 5 1 1 J 0 I ... .... 6U1~::.1 . "'" .. f 0 1 tJ !i 1 ...... f O l f , I , O rt ... ~ 0 I 0. (J c.. .. .... & t l 4 0 ,&8. . . . . .. . ' ..... . , " N•!f' wm,cittt,.~pa~·11 . =.~ r ·' ···~%~ - ~ ' IU~:r 1il I 1r ~·""i • Q: · • ·. ~It !hl• CJupqn ftlle!l' out w(l( b~ipli ~~~~i~l'll· ~~~ ~~tijr" l!l~IJ. · · · fPMf f~fl• ~,lt~rp, No, 777l, sjze.,:..lo .• •• , ~ .• - ' •••• ' . •••• ' . ' ••••• 0 ' . 0 . - • c ·'-·1' - ABRHP..>,;,E lilb ........ f U I J . t l l c. ..... . . f P 0 6 0 1 1 ........ p 0 0 I 1 ........ 0 l ' • . ;· , !'! ,.-, ..,) ~ ' . [ .,~;;·l~J •. . . ' ""' 11!1 \ •JI j • ', p ~ 0 . . o• o , .• , .• , .• t •o••··· · ··••ooooO••·· ·· ··•' . '• I 0 0 3 ~3*i1~ ' '1l.J:'~'ffl;:,.~~:\;\JJ:;:' l 4: :17 7 T"..JUI'.O GAMB ..... . I .. I hiE SIE'fV..I Tl'fl.E' r--_,;._,.._..,_ _.,~:..__---"':""""·-'-_:,__ _:_~---~., ' ToiS!f~'f I<I~Y Mil! ~~ wM!TS., \(NoW 1r " •i · ·n~:;. 1_: .I 11\1 1\11 'fP" ;;\.nl. TO Wrtfllt �• \ ' ... ' - GEQD • ,I , f SUIT fiR 1 At Lbla Wreck ken talked to lhe large crowd __ ... 1ot Yeterana ~th capt.. Lo~tY ol MF. and Jlrs. Roy Trt.ey and two Athena, acttDc M muter .or eerechllttren, and Mr. and Mra. Otho monttt. A plentc lunch was eervt!d Wife, !•... in Traey, rec!elved minor lnJI,llies and ', at noon. brutsea 1n an automoblw. aookletn ' Conrreaeman Jeukina aocl HoiiJ, ISOil Wolfe, 11troqh a.t Zaneavme, Sunday eventns. and candidate 1or con~~:re&& Johnaon "Next Friend,., Filei I t.ln. Roy Tracy received a cut of ~ oount.y, addressed the OYer the left eye whtn strt•ck by auembb', followed by a mOflt ln12S.OOO Suit ftytng tllas from the wlndebleld; teteettna t.alk by Ju~ MsthJas -• Roy received bruiaeJ about the 1put n1t1ona1 oonunander l)f cohead, •• did "" """ •nd daU&bter.llumbu.o __ .--Mr. &nd Mr11. Ot.ho Tracy auftered. - - -- · somewhat from mlnor brutaea and ! BABY HYSELL PASSES Truateea, Commi,ejonen, [Rhdck. J M&:-y a,seu, the el&ht monUts old John Bailev, ' Named The report nf th~ 'a(c1dent at.«t.ed da.UBht.er ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles that a car, belonging to otho, was Hysell ot Laurel Street past!ed away itruck by an automobile <trtven b"¥ at about 11 o'clock B~da.y e"¥ening. _ Martin L . Zwilllng of Z&nenWe, The parent&. one sister an<l two lnjurie& SUitalped. by ao B-y.-r- I wl',len the latter drovt. hll ear 1nt.o brothen a~lve. old boy when dyruunne wltb thi rear ?f the Tracy car when he 1 Funeni.l services Will be conducted he was playing e:~:ploded tn 1930 attemptea to drive In the .main at the l'681dence Tuellday at 1 ·30 ~. 10 ed h .. • thoroushtare from ~ aide mAd, .. h.a~ .._.n rm 118 t e ~u.se 1o: a It was said that Z...IDJL.J' ted •l p · M. -"lh w~ bu•.o'lalln charge ol Raw· S:.!D.OOO awt rued 1D the common he had b€e hi lth,._ •''" 1 111nga In the Gravel Hill cemetery. pleas court Moml&y mornlne n P 1ay 8 w a. oa: . n T•e plaintiff ' Ed18CJI\ W~Ue ' 10 car his car and did ndt see Ule Tracy !. The -Q · ue-.L ""-th till ~:o~~o er """""" o1 "wle l.l..ll lntant, by Orll Q. Wolfe, hL& 1 Bethany N. E. church will moe t nexL trlenl4. rtas nam...'d t.11e toUow: icenJ are mvestJBgt..iDI the nC· • 'IlleSday tveninl at the chunh. Ins .,. ~rendanta, 'l"de Bolrd Of ctclent, It ill utd, m an atl.4>mpl . Cqunty Commlal!l1oners of M,!l&s pl.Qce the blame. COunty, The Board of To~n&l'!IP HERE FOR FUNERAL TrUlll.eeti or Sutton k.ownllhlp, Willhun Bmlth, Irvln1 . Karr, w. A. The followlniJ out-Gf-f.o\vn ':i~~ ' ' cr..mpton and John B11.Ue)' . The aUepUona of U1e , plaintiff attended \.he funert~.l of Mrs. Bl'll.dbury, Sunday : Mrs. Lulu lite Lh.&t tlle oomful.Billoners and per and son Oe«'rge, 'Mr. and Sutton township :.rUHtees cnteroo C. A. Roush and .Mrs A. A .~ s,;i1i; lm.o an ajp'eemen~ on July 33, 1Y2'l, or Pt'- P~nt; Mr. and Mrs. lO Improve the Nease Hettlemem HCiwara Ot Mt.. Hope, w. va.; Mrll. ro~d on a 60·00 bae~ J . W. Westtall, Mr. and Mn. John Tne peUUoo further aUea:es that Fleld15. Mrs. Lucy Butler, Ml'&. Kate . a numbel' of men nad been \ em- Wu·d, Mrs. Dolly Ely Of Charleston; · ployed by the corruniuioners and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Smith ot Hart· ~rusLeell and John Eulley, ba.d been ford; and Mrs. J . B. Dodds an1 IUlmed as superviaur over ~bese son orMr. ·Bo.rbour~:v111e, W. Va , Mr. and worken. Wor,:.lr: on the road r.-qt.area Mt"S. Roy Cooper of Cteveland; Dr. considerable bWiting with explo- Ella Lupton, Mrl!l. Anna Bradbury, sives, wbich was stored btneath Mlf>S Mary Blake and Ml'll. Etta I the John. ~ey store rooro." Cushman of GalUpoJJs; Howard At ttle completion of the road Jchnson. Mr. and Ml'~ . Cu.sh J('lhh· work, the plamtlff .-harle&, a por- son and Pred Johnson' o! MkldleUon ot the dJnamtte ~nd ~ll' w!¥'e port; Mrs. Helen Bktnn~r. Mrs. left at the atoore room e.nd· nuthi:hK E5ther Schmoll, Mr. and Mrt." Jaa. WM aone to ~rovldtf ·Si..fety lnl!f.- EbHn, Mr. and Mrs. Auatln l:hll'h , i sures or to guard atahUIL tile ex- Mrs. Emery Steiner, Mr. and Mn. 1 ploaJves ln,lurinK (lthers. ah septfmDer 14, 1930, young '· Wolle. w1th other Nnl!tll <~hUdr-m, unde~ the agea oJ: 10 years, were MANY GRAN'DPARENTS pl.nyliiM around tho Ba.iley ~Jtm-e room and unaware of the dBnier Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roush (nee or the expl~ves attempted. t6 llgh\ Paul~e Jo"ronch; IUlnounce th~:.. l)lrth u match to a ca.p. or an el.ght poWld baby girl born In IJ'l.l) explotuou that retulted, Stmd,e.y momlnt. September l1 at the pcUtlOn state&, the WoUe lad their )lomE: on Mulberry Avenue. WD.S .njured severely J. Dout t~ !nee The baby has &he dl.<Jtlnctlon ot hav , and hand&. tua eye~~l¥~t ~mpo.ireA: 1ng ten living grandparentH: Mr.~ the alght or the left .,.e perm!lnent- and Mrs. Harvey Prench or Pome- · ly r:lestroyed, thr i!e tmrers a.r1a toe roy, s:randpa.rcnts; Mr and Mrs.! Ltltlmb ut lhe lett bana torn away Jdn. Earl Rou.sh of J4lddleport, neceSiltatlna an 1\mputatlon ano arondparenUI ; M1·. and Mrs. E. w. hill complete ncrvaus !iYHtem was ot HarrWonvllle, ~~:reat • wrecked, and 1111 a n:!luli ot the In· Warner arandj111rents; Mr. and Mrs. Petty jurles woulr:l be dl.&CIQ"~tl tne ~e­ Abbott. o! J.fldtlleport, &re~JL grandma.lnder or his life. Mn. l . R. .Frenq. tof ~0(• Par. the 1nJlli'IM su...t.alned. tlie P""'"' rei'BOnvute:·arcat 1reat gr~dlriot:haf pl&lntur IJ; aaklnlt t.ht cour' 1o ll'&nt and Mrs. Rilla. ROII!IIl ol Toledo a Judgment rllr f2ti,OOO againAt the g1oent grea~ grandmother. detentifnls named , · BIIJ.THJ>AY PARTY Ed • R. IN LOCAL COURT II I i AI Defendanb whlcP.j a Ou . . ' c•·-.... . ._='== ... IMIL'I' - - LOMDO'I. - "lauu·ni·ES rn L ' j n'Local People Ale I ~~AD. lid , u H ! Injured In Crash ;!.~~r:.~~.:.~c;:, OR M BASIS IF JMr.and ~Roy Traey ...d,:~~~tllptV=n~·= F anuly and Otho and naeeUnr eeveraJ. notea r '(.)ltj~l ____. wtll'r HIG H ST OU . ... " l Wisa Eleanor Hnrton Or Det.rtllt '8uDda7 arter 4~ weet ,with her bro\her ~ M'. ,.Hortorl of But Main alnet.. IBII - Martha Dorat lett far Coldmbul Bun"'""' when will ,.. -Y t!nW Capital untvenlty. .M1M BettY M:anary and mother of OloUIIter spent Sunday with Mr.. Mllmte Davia {·D<I Mia Sadie PhUHps. Mr. and M:ra. Norman Russen and IKm came Blltun:lay for a vlatt with Mra. RUSRU'a parents, Mr. and M.rl J . R. Start Gt Y:UlbPif)' av~ut. M'r. RusseU retumed Bunda)'; Mra RuaRU. and son wUI remain for • lotlfer viait. 'turned -----,-- Personals If J!IU. · 'l)ibune, eaU 236-L; If tht Bulbieu _omee aak for 202-IL FULL wee" I r I . . . :TO GAIN SUPPORT ' Coats ' ILegionnair;-To Refrain Frc.m Denunciation Of Preoident handsome fabrica, finell and the latest fashiona. A.s Guardsmen Confiocat.> Firetu'mt Found In !'·trikera' Homea 8t-~1kl.ng rannen, 6,()90 atrona:, ll"..OWlted on trucka and autoa, paracUnl put hotel ln 'l!ltoux City, hootlna Iowa., where 10vernors and repraen· oonfe :-enDt! on ~tlvea ot nine Middle West atatee held In the room ''"'" \ Delinquent Taxes Should Be Paid wa,kmanohip Cincinaati•n - Say11 Recom· Ordered to •, mend• Collection Thru Pro<eaaofl.o.~ •' Smart coata and fine tailoring with big fur collars lind cufh. PRICE RAN'GE $10.00, $15.00, $17.50, $25.00 Slump '· 'T be Dresses ' Tailored Street Frock1, woolen&, out· .. atandin1 typea with hu1e melon sleeves, . twillted 1i~leo o.nd biah n~cklinea. Each . one telec:ted by a ttyliat who knowa what ' :will enjoy wearin1. /14 price range for you All Eyes t' LEGION IS WET SITUATION TENSE New stand-off collars of the . aoftes~· fun, -----;r-.,. ·-· - Firtt "Moti- Plct11r••" Mr. and Mn. Robert Hill or Ollarli.'H l'Ptht" nf ~~ runcP 118 ed a Rlcb1rQad IIDDOunce tbe blrtll at pl'lmlth·p motion pl rtuN Cllhtera tm pound Mbr 1\rl, bom 8\mda:. , more than lhlriJ·fl\'e JNh aro &ft.erpoon, s.JKembtr 11 at Ule take picture~ or a womatl feedlq; ~ or 11r. ~ Rob- 1 cblcltena, a ru~alnrl'lor~e, aod ot.ber Retter of Llnootn 111~1. '!be bi.by 1 IICl!UII!II wblcb b• e~hlbltfld le PfDilJ- · lw been named Narola Lee. 1 Ul-tht·alot maf'lliD.@I, IN ICl CO Leg o' mutton sleeves, jabot-s, hhrh neck lines, now the featured styles in the New Coats and Dresles\ See the new fashiolii :today! Mr. ond Mtr.. Char\e~ OrnP!it'r o~ Rockspl'lngR enterL.M.Ined o. n11mbi;Jr or friends and !'elntlver. 1\t a. r:tlilm•r Sunday 1n hOitm or thP b\rtMa.y or their dau&h.ter. Miss Agnes Grueur ------ M a i ft e Elect• DemGCratic Governor for Fint Time in 18 Yean H~UHJN~ONS f~~NO Bl ..' ----- Athens, &:pt. 1~-0hlo unlvPr~lh dndcnts will not be subJeQt to Ule JU % tt:deml amWiement -.ax In at~ : 1 ·~· ' ; tend,ll~ ~fqotbau pmea at the · :· ~ .· <11il0· IILB.d llun thll ttUI, Director of (Continued lr•..rm r t"Mfl r~n'"' At blt.tlcs o. c. Bh·d nta.tect Loda.y patont on the break wltll rallylna _The fee which every Ohio uni- tendencies developln« vt:rslty student Ja a-equlred to pay The l&te break Jollowed a treah uch semester entitlea the .student slump m wheat and cotton ""d fur~ tp a paAAbook for all ho.,_~ fOQtbe.ll ther weatness In bonds. gumt.ll and · r 1-ee• admM&Iob' f tto' No group wu spa.red. Copper Hprlng uthlettc event&. This paY,~ ~t9Cks '\¥e1-e down 2 tu 3 pulms each 1 mt.nt QIIIC provides &tudent! with Lo,,es ~n the tttllltles ran to DlOl'e , lecture£, entertainments, and core 'than 3 points. OU.s lost l to 2 polnt.s I 1n the university lnftrmary. each. . 1 ·'It Is held that th kl b 19peclalt1es like Jr.nru Mnnvllle [ h. e e:um .PB Y and. Western UdiOJI were llff aa etc·~ stUdent. ILvtnp him free ~- mt~ch as li point.&.' Co.&e threshing I rnisilon t'J part ot Ohlo unlver- ami International Harveste1· wm· 1 ~ lty'!!l a.tbdtlc events, Js In th~ • ·· • weak with !Jl'Abl!l ·e lure of a student 'activity ree nth• MoLor stock's We~e led down by er ~han a challJt'l lor tLdmll:l&wn, Chrysler and Oenemlllotors which u.nd Is uot. subject to t.be tax," Mr. were hea,.lly sold, AubLrn looi about BJrd declared. 3 polnt.ll. AccefiSOI'V shares wet'P.I It 110 pelnted out that lllla fee lK down sharply, .. Chitl'&ed each student at regiltrallon and Ia required whethe1· 1\ t. t'I:Kltnt does apply tor a PIWibook u · does not attend any gamm~. It JS also thGUIIht that tbr l!lltl'rt.ttln ~ tContlnUIKI from ~ lnel l'r)~.;nbl provided by t.t'IIR fP.e wtJl est.:qU(.U(:d by with 11. majority of Lilpe the tax. Pur ba~ketbu.IJ and other ath· 3,189 In 1&14, a year when the nu~ letlc e1'ents at Ohio, however, it. Is ttonal ls&ues were di5C&rded. In 11120, presldentl&.l year, the t:ustornary ~ charg-e admls.s.lou lees. "Where a charce ot more ttt publicans acored a maJOI'lt.y of than 40 cents 1.& dui.de for admts~ tJ,OOO tor rovernor. In 1924, they r.tc.n, t.he student I! liable to ta'l "''" " by 36,625 a.nd four years qo, Huwever, every etrort will be made whlln Alfl'ed E Smith was tnP , to bl'ing admlRI:lkm fees within prealdentlal nominee, the Demo· urat.Jc aspirant fol' governor took that 1ange," Ml'. Bird stat6d. The federal tax must alao be a la-mbastlnr oJ: 82,480 out of a. to- 1 charsett to tree admlsl'lloru ll'llnt- tal vote or 213,500. cd f:O hlrh school or other fiJ'OUp&. However, all I)I!IEOOII eMployed In POLICE CLEARED any way to conduct the event are fXtmpl, It Is pointed out. This InMineola, N. Y., Sept. 13.-IN&clude& Wlhens, aua.rd8. oftlciall and All ~tmenta a~~&lne\. the NaMllu newEptlper reporten ooverillC the COWltY policemen ll'OW1ng out ol ~vent. A,lthoueh th• rullna at- the death of Hyrnan Stark by alt ects severaJ Ohio •OOJ.IereH. the tax Jelled " tbtr<l degree" methodll. ~:er ~ Problarn of each lnatJ.tuUon lhouJd <ll&mls8ed today by Supreme Court be cheeked with the federal 00m.- ,Juatlce John B. Johnaton. ml118loner Of tntemal reo,•enue by 'nJe dl&mllss.l 91 Lhe lndictmenta the athletic ofDdale. VIU on t.he motion of Dlatrtct AtRetle"ed Beata In the Ohio Ita· torney Elvln N. Edwards. diun. have been reduoed. for lllJ -- &ames thla year, 'lbe tee far all SIX MAY BF. DROWNED games excePt the opent 08 enooun, ter Will be $UIO phil tho 10% tax Toledo, 0.. Sept. 12-INS-Pean Oost ot the Sept. 2• ... rrae wu.h 'lor t.he rm.fety of six Toledo men Rio Grande 11 to !:It 50 cent., 1\DX who raned to return alter a. 1\ebtnc seahl will be 60 cents ea;tn. at all trtp were ex~ by friends and 11ames. Mall ord~ wW be ,... rela.tivea todi'Y as a search or et.lvc(l for an aamee a.tter Sept, u Lalal Erie wsa. 'dt.arted by oftlclals ot thl'l omce ot the director or ath- or the Toledo Yacht club &Dd coast lt:lle1, Mr. Bird aald. 11uards. . Smashing Victory Won By Democrats HOOVER C[N~URE I [MENT f~ll~ I ' Ohkl-M.Mtly clondJ wltb ~~ n~t and probably tn South poruon ~­ d~y •no• ntnr BUghUy cooler in nti"BBM ~ portion lonlaht . FLYING ·FAMILY I ea .Y ,..... WEATHER FORECAST_; NEWS SER'T!CiE i 1 arut·- NOTlCI!l ~oat READERS' the News omce o1 The Oall)o -~ :~9~F~~~~~~~~ :raR~=~tl~ld NEW DAUGBT.E& o\I:RJV£8 ..,tJ, --- · -------~ n. ew or Students Escape · Amusement Tax 15TH Avt COL " IIB 'JS 0 Mr.. L. G. Bean qt Athena: wu 111 home eoonobllet at- the IOCMI hi l h Ed.WI.Jt Hood, bu liPID' the Pomeroy Bunda.y caiUnl' on f'roend~ . schOOl, returned from Wellllton ·~ IWDmetl wtth. hll pa.ren\a, Mr. uu:1 A report of the dr:t.th or MfJ. Kr. and MrL Race: Hartlq 01' 8undaJ, where she &))eat the wet:k !,ln. O'!'ant HOOd of MtneraviU•. Oscar Marlhua:h, september 4, h9 Baltllncb, 0.. are here vllttlng tnd" wttb her parent,ro. MIM Weleh, 'returned to Oolumbltl Sunday Wb~re ~ and relat.lvea:. wh!L ht wtll been received here In a le\ter frOm w • • - - a - • --:el• ot the '1...... e mne her ncme he Is .. atUiient ln the Ohio Stator ltlra. 0 . B . lhle, ot Wht.Ui.er, OJ.U. -~ ........,. 1 '"th llr.re.and Mnl. Jet~&e Brewster SChool for the De&!. fomia.. M.rl. Marib118b cued at her Simpson 14. E. chuM wtll 10ld a of Second &t . , Mr. and. ¥rs. Amos Junod aacl potlUCk· su_pper tbil el-enlna u.t the home In Alhambra, O.,J .. after Ul ohurch. 'Ibe Llnd•.a·R&nd a~ty Mr. and. M.rl. Ed Prlode and ~on Jack ~' and Y:ra. c. lllne81!1 of about a ye&r and a half, of the llmfl church wtll meft. lues- fa.mJiy have returned from a Reed ten Bundty for Waahlnlt.c:A. She wu £ slater of Oeoq'e W- 1\I.P.. day evening at tlu! chure.h. wtek'a trlp at Indtan Lake, where D. 0 . where they wUJ 15pend a pold, who ma-kes bll home wltb hlt Mra. l'!orence R. emlth.. oia.agn . f.hey et~nded an lnaurR nce con- wlth rrlends and relaitves. daughter, Mrs. Ihlt . Bllllll W&B ter PIOrebce and Mlu Jean RUBMeJl ventiofl. Ge~ald Welker arr1¥,ed SUnd&J· made In Alhambra. ' returned 8und~~oy a.tter apeodlne t.a:t! Robert HIU and mother. Mrs. frGm Denver CCilorado · and other •eek end with Yr. and ¥rB. Srwl 1 John Htll, ot R.lchwhood. came polnLB ot the Wi!St. Mr. Welkef Chamberlin of Columbua. Sunday for a vlsU. wUh Mr. and left. Ppmeroy May 25, and hN beeo Mr. Nld Mra. Wm. Grlllth If'· Mn Edl.8on Hobst.eUer. spending the summer WO!tinl Ia turned Sunday to Cnlumbua. att~ : f ! Iowa and Oklahoma wbeat fkllda. apendinJ the week -md with telaMr. and Mra. u . c. Oraham o Mr. and llrl. Oeorae Hess ot Ma.r0 . P . Daniell, dauahier, Mar)' 1111. ~~~a--te Durst. and ru..\llo · .. h Th Oharl~ton ~ •ana Mrs. Ray d EltzaDeth, &nd so.n Roie!t_~f Cleve- t.er aeml;"''A.nn ancl Mlii'J Cora wves ere. ey were a.coomp.:.;nJoli · m-~·. !etta spent' Sunday With ; Mr. an It nuW e.ntt by Mrl. OrttDth'a aliter, Mra. Lela-tad Ctlrlsttnan and Charles Chrtstrn~n Mrs. I. B. Weed and ~tl)' . land, and Mlas t;leJll. -~ Durat ··apent 8.unda.y W Columbu> ~lei and daUfhliflr Vlvlan who of Wa.ahington, Pa., ntumed- <.Qo Mrs. Henry Kilmer and two dauDr and Mrs. W4!!s~rvelt an 8011 wlt.h the l&tter'l &illter, Mn. H. H. lllao 6""'nt the week eDd here. their homed Sunday alter spend- ' ....,. and MI .... Amellliand c·Wllllam of Coolv11le and l!'llHto Bel 0rum a.nd fl\lnlly. ... n d, K - •• Wills of Marion went to Pt. Pleasant. Mlu Eliu.beth Arr.old left C.)r Mn. Wl'lght McCrcba and dtt.'uih- lni .t e W:lfl!.k ~nd. Wlt.h Mr. .m l lyn Kilmer of Muletta. w~re Sun~ SUilday and atu:nG.tC the 8Jlanleh zaneavllh! Sunday. 8he h118 been tera Mary and Arme retumed Sun· Mrs. John Hite. i'uest.li or Mrs. BarDo.ra SMith. AmericllD War Veteran! Picnic. transferred to the Zarresvllle ofl'lte da.y from ColumbUll etter spendmg Mrs. C. P . wna: of Washington, He.~ ma.n Hotfner and fllll\UY and They were aocompanled home b)' or t.he Pinlaw & Duerr contraci1na the weell: end with her brother-i.."l · Pt.., came _saturday for a \'isit 1John' Hoffner . Jr., spent Sunday Mrs G. P Daniels who ht& bP.en company_ 14w and slater, Mr. f'bd Jln. ~ay . wltb her niece, Mrs. John Hl te. I with Mrr and Mrs. AI~ Pennel spending the week with J.l'r. and DoUila'J Jl!nnlnll!l whO ha& spent nard :Da.v.lB and fami)J'. Hentf Rasp --!'etunled Satw·oay 1of zates;.land Mr. and Mr;. Warren M1.s. J ohn Burnell and famll¥. the ewnmer here, hat left for Cairo, Bruno Pierotti anti MarvJn RG- from Columbus a!t.cr spending tbe Eowers and family of McA.rt.hur. Mi 88 Mildred Hazt'!~t.on retumlld IllinoiS, where he llas emploYment berts left Sunday for Oxford whcr r week with his son-In-law and Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs and Sunday fron. ~ wilek end vilit wlth with the Barrett StejUJllhlp Cc-. they wUI enter Mla.ml UniYendty. dauahter, Mr. and Mrs. PhU Meier. children, Harriet and Jtmrhle, Mr. rrtend 15 at Shade. Mr. and Mr&. Wilson Nort'>l or Mrs. J . R. Stark returned from Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H&:l tley iU'• and Mrs. Walte-r Walker, MJaaeB Mrs. HarnW Crumley left Sunday Athens returned Sunday Mtct Delatnre, Saturday wbere she at· 1 rl\'ed Bunda)' from Columbus for Fdna 01U-nnd Gladys Orueaet', ror a ~wo mont!t'& trip throU&"h Plpendlng the week end wlth tJu! lat. tended the funeral of her !ather.! a vlllt with their son and d&.Uilh• Marion Howell and Frank Dlll ter-1n·law, Mr. and MJ'IJ. Malcolm spent suilday 'at Lake A~a near Denver, Colorado Bprln8B and other t.er's parents. Mr. and M111. P . L W . D. Di!obro. poln~h_e_ ~~~ --- - -;:o:~P~ee~p~le~•~·:;:;;;:;;:;;-===;t;;;:;;:;:;=~=~M~"'==•=•m=•=·=welsp., t.eacuer of D. H).rUey. Wellston. · OliO IN FAR if' OHIO ST Aft NUSt UV ·all. India Thrust On Verge of Trouble $1.95, S?.95; .$3.95, .~5~95, $10.00 • ' NEW FALL HAT5 DAILY! ·Now is th~ time to buy one of new Fall Felts. Bows, Feathers and Otnam~nts a~e used to accent t~e new hats and .to. add , color to the Qe:W Fall Costu'"""-·-': .: $. J.Bl)u ~,. , ; " r. '.· -: : .;:: .L . , ~ ..., ~. ·., ....... o. •.;, .. , : •• ·.~ .., , . ,:• .. . .. ..\Jtll . .' ·p ..' •··'· . : . ~.\ :. : ·. l.,."',; . u-t~w. •" t' · ~- .·~ " ~~ -1,.. ~ Tile Bayers ol The 8ed Aa'bor ~- SaiU~ar to Mal"' M~re -teaslve Fall aad W1nter Parcllales. NIW.COODS ABltrflNC DAD.'f! , < , I .\ - -- ·- - ----~- ·-- SHIP "LORD TALBOT' GIVES OF HUTCHINSON FAMILy !CAP-I'T0-1 TO BE HEATED BY PRISON Pbl.lNG HUNTS FOR MISSING ROBINS 'I'ho foUowinr ill the f11"1:1t t:ernp}ete story ot the finding of the HutehiiUIOn famHy, · m!Wn· for 1110re tha.'n so hout'!i and bellefed tilled In Oreenlnnd, a!; beard £rom the ~lps ot U1e ptan In cha1·g ~ ot tbelr n:scue.-The td. / By CAPTAIN 1110MAS WATSON Copyrlrht 1932, by INS A'<*ld Trawler Lord Talbot. vlQ radio to Lcndon, Sept. 13.-IN&1'bll meuaae Ia belnl ftled · &t 3:30 thiJ momlna tappa~ntly Oreen· wlah mWn tlme, or 10:30 p.pf, Monday, e.s.U . d.n'IVed ott the lllhfD1 ll'o.UDdli' near .Anpla&l&llt, ~;.. lt.Dd .(~ tbe ~ tJOMt) at. a::fO .we: · Sunday a.tternoon and lmmedl· 'atel.y picked up the 80S rrom the We fpoke to thCJ Aberdeen trawH\Iteh1Dilon's airplane whlch had lets "Star of Vlcwry" and "Mount be<:n tra.nsmitted vta Ana:magsal1k. A.rd" off Cape Dab. Skippers we i.-:.aamed lmmedia.~IY under Campbell and Smith decided to fuU preeaure tor the spot where [ J[,in us in the search and toCIIt pothetr message aald they h.1.d been sltlona Six or seven miles apart. toreed dowil. bUt after ctrcllna In thl& fRshion Wf! steamed parabout for aome time failed to ftnd alleJ courses for more than fiftythem. ttve miles. . We continued aearchlnr after Darkness had Just fallen last dart Sunday nll:ht, a,ided by u. ntsht when we s!Rilted a Jtare ri~ht poWertut aeaic:bJlgbt. 11tead We kept on at full Epeed. Nwnel'OUII 1eeberp, hOwever, w'oi'.klng our searchllgbt. D1&dt our wor1t at nllht very scc.n we encountered an lc~fteld . OUI.t. We liM .IJD rockets at fre· We warned the vther 111hiPB of the -.\lint lntemll bUi: JdWitecl, no [' d1tn1er by Mol'Bft ste:nals. rePIJ• . • we navigated sloWly through the · Prom dayllctiL, unU.l noon tiAAn- ~ l.ce towartll the dls[reas .Jgna.Js ,da,. we cove~ed fttty mlleE sbt)!cn~ which were about eJaht mues tna the coutl\M. aDeilm. dltft- 1 "We navigated Jlo-..ly a.beam." As we neared th~ dl!tress lli&llllls our rsearcllllght p1<:ked ouL the wrectare of the Hutchinson plane In th~ waters Of Ikersuak Pjord. 1 At 1 o'clock tllis momiDIJ I sent [ 11 m(:rse melll!aiJe and got a reply th~;~t t he HutchiD!ons were all well. we Iaunchal . Doo.tl5 Immediately under the co:nmo.nd of my mnte and with flve of the crew bUt the I boat returned at 2:15A. M Tht! mate and Col. HutchJilJII)n had declrled thP.re was too much of a 15well to t<ftect n rescue In the dnrknrBIS. t :tm p!eas ~ d to report that we will get all membe!'s or the pa1·ty ot cl.ay\IIJht, and I will wlrele&<J further deta1la alter the ~ue . The plane Is a total wreck. I 1 � 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 12, 1932 hysell marihugh sauer