https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9869fc9d6d447c745343af947bff0147.pdf 7c1affbcb13601602d27950e4273a287 PDF Text Text • ' .. .. I'" I •r I'J .. IUH roBSDAY, IIPIIM'IID II, 1111 OK I G STAT£ " USEUY ' BRIDGE OFFICE IS SCENE OF ROBBERY 11deves·At W:~k IUnited Brethren . On Railway Can Pastor Returns s...... Can cf C. &1111 0. ' IWiroad Ent....t ...... ...t at Miololle,..n ~ves broke 1Dto ..00 entered fo\U' l:lox eara at t.he OheiJD.peake and Ohio Rallrot.d )'&I'd& oa Welt Blab tree! here d three ntill/:., ~ depot of 11:-oad eomp&IU' aome tlme d ln1 nllh~ M~ ur 'rh ae.'11 0 ~· brok · ed ~ n4~were rchl. • 1 alo me n· en ....~~ '""'· -·na • Z1b0rteld be ..... r tb OOI\'1)aJ\)' re, were rom e ~. '" ... ' n ~~~ Jl'}otoUf'.:._14eo'"v,':."t ,... ...~.~~ ,..... allr1na: company, in lliddleport, u.ten and mtrchandi!le cars Ott~ were opened bu\ no loot ob- C:: :a· tb ' ISI ~~:.~-:..;.": .h! :~~ ~!ec·:.r~!t.",~!~.. n~ VICTIM ~r THUGS w.., <Con7rtbulof!d) ' 'Mle 32nd. Annual &er!llllon or iM 1 Southeast Ohio Annual ConferenCe Of United Brethren churc:h held WH~ 8~8 at Portsmouth, Ohio, cloMd Its lalt seMton SwHlay at noon afber hiY~ 1 illl' enjoyed a. wondel1 ul dlllprn~~a~ 1 d th 11 1 ton of !!plrltual lnsplratJon an di!Jpu.tchlnir of the buainem per1 1Re1i1ter Rifled Of $24' t.atnlng to the lntere/Jt or the num- 1 T 0 Jl t 1 ' eroua ch&rie3 ot' the oonfe~ence. I ec or • At the close of the Biahop A, R ' Kidnaped Cllppln&er's conference &ertnon, the ordJnatlon of five youna men was O o"""''" and '""" new ..pnoanto DRIVEN TO CLIFT N were given admiMJon lnt.o Ute oon1 terence following which waa thfl re- Re 1eaaed And Shot At Coli I A._ ;;r ru --- ruw ..~... WOMAIC 18 O&aa'ft:D Ada Po&Ur, whO Pte her &4drea& to county po~ u Col1unbua, wu 1arrested Monday afternoon D)' ~~ puty sherlf1 Hanll Yolmf, aQd plat~ , t~d In the county jo.ll 01'1 a char.ce Of !intoxication The woman waa cliBOOYI!red.. in ,n I intoxicated eondltion Mar the CJlf. 1i font Wiley home m tfiddl'eport wh!lre !!he had befn bv~ 9he •~ ' sittlna: on ihe around wtt.b. her back l against. •& tree unabk t.o walk BJle w1U bt! given' a he&ttpg bet'Ole 'a. Ju~llce or the Pflice .orriC[ :a _... .l 1 RVIT FILE)) , Thurma. Andrew• !lied a sUit lh : I ~.btl commoo He Ia Ordered pleu --oourt ""' -J:ue&day afternoon aplnst BeuLe Knopp, To Return executrix o1 the wW ot Sophia NBBt 1df!cea&:d and Bl!ll&le Knopp The tOln<., 1 . 1 Held up at. tbe point ot thrPe petition 'ot the plaintiff requeaied William D·"·· •• Mid· 1 ~n ~ the court to set &!~ide the will and 1 ,A 11 11 • dlfll)orl, reported that he waa near 1 pis o~.~~, John Spires, to cD ector on 1 determine the· equlta.bl& reUef U~ Middleport aldlni( ' durlna: thti Bend 1 Bridle acro<lfl 1 1 t.he Ptlmeroy ui&:ht but noticed no auspielOUll actI the Ohio river llere "'~ relloJ\'ed ot l FALLS SPRAINS ANKLE IWJfl there. Robson ataUd that he PC the entlrt amolUlt at band ' __ _ l " 'i L ' teHeycd Ute robberies or th& two ' about • o'clCM:k Tuealiay mortuns pel Wehrung, smil1n8' young clerk ralltoad Btatlona occurred about l.he lime of the hold·up ot the Pomeroy j The 1\okl-up Wt.ll staKed at the mU!fortune ot• lhe New Hotel Martln, had the u to l.a.: Tuelday morn1 B ~. .. .,..e to COIJeetor. early hour- by t.htee unllnown men inl while walklna: lrom the &econd ~la'seounty oUicera ln~U,ated , The klwer portions ot t.helr (IW(I8 flQOr to Lhe hall"·ay leadfnl lnkl the robberlea Tuelday moml.ni', but , were concealed by llandkerch1efll. the main lobby of the hotel; and cuuld find no cluet I.e the ldentJty The trio drove up to the toll severely :.-praln the ankle of hi! Jet\ of the thieves. REV E. H WILSON 1 hoU/Je o f tho brld&:e o n the , root Dr Crumley was lmmedlately 1 :---,---....port or the· sta.tioninK ~mmitt.ee. I JS~~~~· a ~h~':cj : call~d and bano:la.ged the 1njured Not many chanoes ol the paatorat.es rl wlth ~. p•is"' and • commonde·' , nnMle Mr wehrunl Is reported to "' ........ .. ;:"_T. 11 1 -··"! 1 "'· ho were mode on account ol toM ex- Spire!! t.o hand. over tile money. :;s ':~~ o,.,..... Y B ow; me pense of movlnc. t A vque description or the men n o 1 The death of"'PhyiJIJ!; Jf!an, 8_ I paThsto~ Ror'vthe EEn~6 "'~ ,.""n•n' dfos·,m,..e~ owr..the&lmvenwe~'• !~~~ wshoiend'e8!d t,·•Po I ; BREAKS OTHER ARM, ,._ ld t 1 bab 1 • ......... lAU ....... • - 1 mon,....,.--o wn Y at Mr. ond cuRe churches WJI.S apPOinted to pearln1 to be about 30 or 35 'ye1us 1 t --~ Mrs oeorae J~nson, Monclt&y eve- both the PomJroy and Oarmtl of ate, wh11e the tbh>~ one was 4ndy KJ.sh Jr who broke b1a arm nlniJ, marks e pQJSaing or the chaJ'Iel Mr WilBon refU!Ied Jl.l mueh shorter In belaht and appear- twJI weeks a.ro, broke hl8 other arm thlrteenth child of th:Lt family The call from one ol the large Colum- t!d t.o be of comJJderable more M•tld•y while at play near his ~by bad. been 111 lor the past few bua churches upon the ple11; of re- ~ weight hofne in Mlner.,dUe. Dr Me~ eQ and death came a.t the home Pteflentll.tlvea of tbiG JOC:s.llty to reJohn Purden, who wu with Clflough wa1:1 called to se.t the ann. jf ~ a"t~':i-~~~ Mrs, Mary Ann tum to thla oommwUty, feeling Spires in the toll hOU8C at the tlm'i! , 1 • •- - - - -.. _ __ _ that his 1:1ervic:es has been or :.uch ot' the hold-up Wall struck on the ENTERTAINS CLUB value and worth to many indivl- tace with 8 plato! by one of the ' RETURNED TO HOME du•ls and the community at large trio when he attempted too tum I Ufsl HILda Ohlln1er waa bosteGa John Powell, 1'- who tokl eheJ'Irt All feel It Wall a. ll'reat aacrlftce Oil and look at the facea of tl1e rob- I Mr!n~Y. evening to h~tr tlve hun0. 'l'racy tbat he hl\d run awa.y Mr 'Wilson's part to t aw bel'$. end club at her home an Mulberry from hla home In RJChalond Va from thla i"Elat promotlo~rnto a::. The blow& from t.hP. PiStol barrel A~nue ThJa party waa also ll:iven has been returned to the Mason!~ wer the call of ed !I id struct Purden on the cheek and m lin ,honor ol, the bJrt}J.day of Mra. Chtldren'l Home In Parkersburea ne Y e the mouth. Notman ltitle8 a member of the where he had eaeaped. ' --~ - ~ Aller Spires. hid been reUeved of clltP, • • Rlehmond autborltl1111 wJred an H.t.S CLoSE C.tLL the rr.celpt.e; of the toll bridle they the tollowing 1 uests were preanswer to Sheriff Tracy•a lnquitv, Fred Hbm well known outneld were commanded. to lie down in the seqt. Mra. [1, A. Ma&llar, Mrs. Loul8 statma that the :ad had bt<en cr for the Bille Diamond recrea: rear of the ear The car was then Relbel, and Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs COfD.RJU.Wd to the Mafl(lnic IIOme in tl b 11 1 driven westward toward Clifton d 0 A Mt.ssar received the gueat Park fllb 1n on a eam &Uffl!'rc<i R severely an • that eh ~d velltls:atlon& proved bt\dsed Jer 'Monday o.tternoon BwhelnIt reached the Clifton l)rchard and Mrll. Dave Owens reeelvl'd m1 ween wo leave the car. They sturted buck to- 1 - --Instttutlon. He was returned to the home at- I ne cq,rs In the mine at his work ward ~ brlcla:e. three ab.ota were J ter 1~1 oftloer11 teprlmanded Jli'!l ;:'hJJe the brulae Is painful, no fired at the~;n rrom 1 plst.olin the 1 tor his story teiUn& ones were broken and Mr. Horn bands or one or the high.waymen 1 l!l able to £et ulong slowly a!- and then the ear dlsa.ppeal'ed ___ I 1 lt£0 CROSS MUTING ['thouah without the aid of a cane. the darkneM at a hilb rate of I The Metp COWlty Cl'laptt!r q1 tt e file inJury may keep him from htsjapeed I Red OrOM held a re_zular mlittlna. work. tor a tew dtt.ys Melp county officers, 8herut A 1 Monday eventnc, at the Rt.d cr~ 1 0 Tracy. deputy Hani YCl~ of rooma above the Post OCftce Quite '' Pomet'Oy, an<l nla'h' l!OIIee, WUtJadi a numer of repre.en,M:dVea from I FAR~WELL P.t.RTY Robson or Middleport, Muon e(mn- 1 otbtr dbtrlct8 besldeli' Pomeroy and 1 A numbel of youns people gath- ty oft'IJ;ers, Sherur Burdette and 1 Middleport were pret~ent, lncllld1ng cred ar. tbe home or Miaa Janet dep~ty of Pt. Plea&uJt, a.nd weat j the following t.Q.WMhlp repre&ehta- Shumaker or Court street, Monday Virginia state PoUoo, Pomerov and , tives: 0801'p Pearm"n of Orange· i' &veniDg, and cave 11. fa.reweU portv Wamsley, were summoned and I 0110rfe frail of Rutland · DaJ.t-00 in honor or Mia& l"lorenoe Smith, mude' a oburrled trtp to the br:.dge , Rouflh. 'itt Letart and C Horton who Ielt Tuesday morning fo1· OxAs ~ulc-ly _., a deltCrlp~on o1 Ute of Button lord, •where she will enter WesJ:.ern car could•.t,e . obtain~. the ctrl(!(.l'tl ~n!l were made trw fumtllhlng Oolle&e for Women. Tbe evening 1 set out in .search or the ta-io or robOhrtstrnaa ball t'ot BOldlen and WDB spent In playltll CtlrdA and dane berl!. 8cv_.e~al houri! SM.teh, .,h0'<l:l!1(er llllilol'B or the county durlna the Jug About fifteen eQuple were pl'f'· tatted to', revd.l 1 'race •ot ~h~ c».i 1 hOIIJiay IM!BIOD Other dJ&euaalons sent anawerln( to the •scti~Uot~ 01, t.o ha~ , to do with the furU'i.~r dlstrl~ '1 ![ dill!~ t.b.-f'e,•mea whop ml.ilat tit the 1l blKh:m or flour throughout the t ' t.osas FINGER e~rWUoti gi\ten' b)' Sphles ~llnty , , Jlmes Brp~n bt Rooksprin&ll re~ Durll the excitement· iha~ f .,, 1 • ... 3 turned tl'ot)l t~ Helzer hollpltal lowed t bdJd·QP, ~IJ)rea tailed to • r' • ; · Monday atwr having the middle ob~ln ~e ucenae numbet ~ noblce ~1!'-IJAGR l.JC.~MSE '"'\ ftnKer o( his l~rt: hand amputated from ~ch state I~ tlacl been ob- 1 , A m-...e Ucense Wlt:'lsau'*l, ,b:t Mr Brown was InJured towo week's tal ned He told the polltte tha~ he : ~ proba.te iourt 1 d,~~ ~ to qo · wh~e1 worktn1 m ~ eoa.l min(! ~U~ve<t tbe ca.r ~~;~ 11, Chi "sler Homer Laud~mllt l . IUe'lA oC neE(r h\ hJOme aQl\haa ;tieenpmfin- ·oo·t lUke howitvQ. ;, : • Pomt!~M\4 ~Ute .eW.ker. • m._ ot' l tld,1 b~.. t. p~111pq11s ~hpap!ftiJ , f11Pr M _s Mi':AJUater, mapjlpf',•or ~hftl Mkldleport · since P, PoUJ.erQy ~t¥1 Brid&~ Compa:ny 11tatt;ct to The Dnlly ttlbuile Tl(e ~ _ _.:.,._ ~---~- • - -· - - - - - - 11 day mornlnll', a llmau amount or montly WAll, left fl.t Lhe toll oolleclUl & offtce Oh the bJic!Qe durlnv the olght. houu1, lllltl that the ::l.'Tiuunt kllteu TuesdAy morning wall all at land at that. Ume Melp und Muson county nutho\-1lt'S rtl'!l Investigating the hold-up ' ' 1md dellcrlptlona of the car and It~; occupanlll have bHn giv('n to J)Oiu. lu neighborlna e1tles t•r.d tow•ls 1 Of''·., I ::t F;•MilY HARD HIT I iiY DEATH ANGEL 7" !I 1 1 !!:t • .. • I I I A •a=-Q-tb~- .. --.,~ • p--~-~-- ' .. I .n :g _n_•_•_______ ..~~.S..~~ ;~..!~·~·.:.;~~ Mountain Ballads ~~=clJI~l~·= ~ =; Of Kincaid, Make l'Of They lett. t.he ftrsl of the week for Putersburl. Yrs.. J . E. D turunrer, D Hit With Audience Personals Cb&rlea McNamee. l4n. wbo aeverei.J burned her hand and arm aeveral daya qo while malc:lnt telly at her bome In Minersville Mra ta reporLed t.o be much Improved. s . HartJnaer 11.nd Mrs Mar)' R&d¥ f. anc~ Mrs. Harry WWiamaon or ford were .recent 1~1:a ol M:r and Bradley Kincaid, mountain bRlla.cl Akrpp. who V\Blted relat1vea In Mra JOhn !ilc.bol&.m Of De:ll.ter singer of WLW, Ia &aid to reeetve Pomeroy left Yondal y tor Bluefl¢1<:1, Rev. E. P. Dunn went to New ~x- more tan letters f1'0m coYegt~ prow va., wl\ere they will vlalt ror a lngt.on Tuesday to YlAil his parenta, teMOr~ ami schOI!JI teachers than short time wtijl Mr nn<t Mn!. w H and other relat.lves there for the ~my other rlldlo .mtf>rtlllner now Speed befcn returnlnR to their day. . broadcasting hOme In Akron The Pomeroy City club wlU hold The reason for t.he st.eady flow Mr. and Mrs. H. H Haftd:t:t Rnd itl mqntJHY meettna th1a ~ening at of scbolarly fa..., aon Harold of Cairo, Ill, rtHumecl Ule Pome•oy Gun Club mall lstobefound m.me t.:!onday after spendlniJ t.he Rev. C&Mady of Ohe.ter waa a 1n the type of W'ett ead wltb Oaptatlt H M Hot· dinner 1 ueat of Mr. aDd Lira Ben 5011i~ Mr Klncald ton and d&uahten, Mn Edith New- Qul!lenberry or MtnersvUle, Monday slftg11 In hls brc.adton and Ml&a orace Horton 01 East n1 rA&t.s over tile "Na.....on·s s •a ,, on·· Mt~.ln street ' Ml&ana.Et\a Eastman or A"'--.... ~ Albert Pranz returnod 1:() Colur'l'l- spent Monday with Mr and Bradlf:y'a reperI)WJ Monday att.er spendbl& t.be Da .... _Will tolre- ill made up k ncl ~..... .., y....,., of Mulbei'J')' Avenu,. entltely 01 0 1 d wee ••w• his brother, .,. J Mrs Oeorae lU'ld IIODJ, b ~. Pnnz and family. Oeorre and A~thur and dauah,ter mou:1t.ain a 11a ..... CUft'ord Braley and faUUiy have 1 LliUan. 01 Ma.rutield are spen<U ' and fclkll sor.gs and moved. from the POI'Itana home on th D1 each day hill malJ Multerry A'lt~nue to the Olocckn~r e week wllh COI1rad Selt.z lind Bra4JtJ u9u£11y co11talna property on 8yC$1llore Bt formerly siatera or Monkey Run Klnotd !leVeral 1 c t t era occupied by the Joe H.arbJeeht Rflbert Prloe ot Plttllburah and Crom protesaor.'l, ffl;mUy. Elmer Johnson ,of Wheeling came tea.el1el'l and scholars asklnK tor deMr o.nd Mra. Wllllam Oordon Monday for .a vlait with Mr and talls concerning th:.s little ktlOW? o.nu sum1Jy have moved from the Mns. Bentz Wolf subJect o1 Amertean Balladry, cop,pete Reinhart home on Henry Mlas Florence Smith a<:compan- ies Ot rare sonp Kincaid bas street to Athtms wehte they have em led by Henrlel.ta Ewini of Middle- broua:ht with )llm hom hill native f(O"'!*net.! 'by tbl Btatl llepllbije~~Jo ployment , po·t, and Miss Jean RllBSeU went 1;0 ,..,·-berland Mount.alne, tt.nd reat NIW HaftD •• cadi• Oxford ....,,~_ .. _ vw•' , _ _ ..,. ,.._ _.lc~ Mrs C .E. Mowry and &Ob OharlP~ • • ...._..y mom1ne: where t)le questf that. tbill popUlar radio enVVYR"IIU'.- ~ ...,._., or Oklahoma OIW ., former wm enter Western te 1ta.lner vla:!t claas romatolecture GunnorlolutB.Truml>ot returned Monday at.t'tfr spendtng for women. on thiB impOrtant phase of Amerl- (Uvnl:t:: oppoM GwtrDor WU. the week end with Mr. and Mr15 M18a Helen Brown RUlllell re- c::~.n. UW"ature. • llvL. •'thleoml.llceleetJonl John Hlte turned to Cleveland TueSday alter &m and reared h;a tbe Cumber~ ftwabuJl ... dllcribed "br OJW cd Mrl. Prances Bookman returned llf)end.ID& her vacation with her land Mountain rewkm ol Kentucky, I t=rtJ'!'~W,:.;;;t:ftC ~ NelsGnv!Je M.mutay ' after spend· PI rents, Mr 'ILild Mrs. Ralakm Rltl- Kincaid's n,atural h~itaae waa the ~'="- waanillUJl· InK the week end with Mr ~md Mrs aeU and.lamUy prlneles! ~~ 8onp preserved toy _._. .,._., S Delbert Ell!elsteJn. Mr. and Mrs. W. T Saxton have these mountain people tor mol~ ~ for tile U •. Mr. tt.nd Mra I B Weed. ancl son returned rrom CharlestoQ where than two oeil'turies His COllection or ~ ~hamel accompanied John Weed to they attended the funeral of a these old baJladtl 13 beUeved to be "H -;- n....,... oiuta"'r"'Stiil ho1dt '~'ulver, Indiana, Monday, where friend the lar&est private colleetlo:a 1n I oun ...,.._., h will ente th c 1 Mlllta · existence B.Pd each &wnmer Brtt.dley undisputed away as America'll !art A~emy. r e u ver ry M•e Zetta Forothe and Mias return's to hiS no.,ttve moun~alns moat Interpreter or native Amllricnn ~ and Mrs E. H Wilson ot stella Webb of The Plains apen( aeekln8 turfher addltlons to his ba.llad~; and folk songs Coolville und Mra. Ben QuiBenberry Monday with Mrs Cora Webb of vahUCble collection. • ·- - - - nave returned. from .Portamoutb Wut Main atre~. Flvtl year• &KO Kin~ fll'llt in· where they attended the An:lUII.J Mr and Mte. Oeorp Webb and traduced thetie pracUcaJ!y unknown Conference of the United Brethern dal!l'hter Of Portaznouth are 81)elld· follr: tunes to the radlo a.udlence. No\il Scotlu'~ MIIOrL-s ilre t•• m ml· Church.. ine the week w1t.h Mra Cora Webb His over·nlibt sueceSII proved 8 ra- Pl'l!(i till' 11108( JmltlUt'IIV(' lnhSlt'r If' 'l'he proposed meetlnll of Ute lo- 1of Wut Kaln street. dlo sensation and wh1le, sloce thRr. ::ton In t h" 1TOrlll Cod lm<ldml.: cal eouncJJ oohed.uled tor Monday Dau1hten of Union Veterans a score ot Imitators htve trl~ hnllhu t. s\Hmill6f1 1m1n. nwd mlH'I evtning, WB8 poat))Oiled WltU next held o. r'@ltJ.].ar meetlni. V..onday <laljlita.Uze on tlle Mc:.nday evening at the Odd Fellow'!! Hall har; won through w•footJM n.re nl10 t akt'n In J tt>il l A mt.et.ing of local • houae coal Arter the buainess nrtetlni refreshthis "Ken .. --.ntulea Croon I.e!' wnt•r8 c..pera.tore" was scheduled tor the ment6 were served with tlls .., e HICH 101 0 --- - - - - - --~~------------ Jt 10u want the Ne... Oftlee llf The D.allr Tribune, call 236-L; If the Buoln• Oftlce aek for 202-R. READERS' NOTlCI!: - 111EATHER FORECASTl"f -' Ohlo-P!.Ir 1n1- CU.y, eoUece I , evellinl' clt.y hall Monday evening and ctulte a few were pteaent How· t.ver, several who were expeeted. and who tailed to put In an apt::Eara.nce, were the cause oJ' a pustpon'!ment being calied 111e date will be set some time later OOrp Perguson of Cleveland re- 1 turned MOnday alter spendlna: the the past'l'he lfu\1 rnn11'nt 11111 " 1 wl• 1tll v,:etk end with Dr and Mra. 0 . H 1 Miss Emma Hopkins or Racine ~:old brum;rh 1 t& It wlthoul ,•),argefo~ oaJdweU of Butternut, Avenue WB.B a v1Bltor 1n town Tuesday, the •u~r' lc r 'I his ll wlu: t Is m~·•nt Mlti6 M&Y.me Meredith of Ma~t- 1 Wright McOroba. and A H hy thP. fl.'t'P. ,11111 nnllm 1t •d eoln,110 ta retnrned Monday 1\t~ vlal.tlng , &tsenbaum at~Med the tngall'll Dr and ..., M D Har••nger for speech in Jackson Monday ••t rold. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~$~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~====~~=~~~~~~;=~ .. , ' ' . '' HILE not the only Wldctor, ·-.. high heels do often crowd foot bones out of dllgnment ond $0 retdrd c.rculdt•on dnd pmch the nerves, co~using musculdr and nr.rvous Pdlns th•ou sho~~ body ... ',r ·~ . - { ) • - Sl-etJ.tlffick. SLoes I are rno~de espec1ally for women who must be on thetr feet a grt:.ster part of the t1me Thejr SCit:niJ~c future' prov1dt: restful support •nd mu5culc1r reldxdtlon ond so p-reserve heolth, bcduty 4nd physlcc1l tUICitmcy. Mdde m tt style thc1t 15 becomlns to CNery inform.:~ I house frock " . ..... ,. ' ' ... ' . ... l • • ~ •• - Av.JI•blc In Slr:u 3 IQ 9 •nd Widtht AM to 0 $3.95 - ~]~ MINERS ~AID ! Queen ° U~~~[ R[PORTEO 1 L e Crear., t~w Election Reoulto Jells Republican be-] - ·- 'I BIRTH ANNOVNCIMitNTS Lieutenant and Mn. Wllllam Reifel, <nee Ilelen J:berebactu au· rmnce u.t blrtll ol ~ _...Ugh! E.. nt 1 6antlaso. CaiUomiR, Monday, Sop-~ tt.mber 12 Mother and ba~ ar'! reported dolna ftne 'Rie little ntl8a 1!1 a aranddaulbtr or Mr. and Mn. . Edward Eberabaca.. I ' ... Nr. and M:l'l. tt.trlok Lochary or Lincoln HIU umounc.e the birth 01 HARTLEY & BENNE'l'T POMEROY, OHIO I n. baby bDy 00rn TUMda.y mormn8 , :':ftenlbor II, a1 the Holler H...!· • .... I I Word baa been recetvecl hire by relativet~ of the btrtn or a baby 11r1 ta Dr S l!l Danera and Dr 1 • II-.¥. 6~ tX·~~i_Ol[Ha === Proffers Six Point Substitut~ --- -. ·===== -= i Record For Democrat· 1c MUST PROVIDE FOR PRODUCER N< 1adn Man Seems Of Staple Surplus C.Ommoditiea, He Saya ByiA Tariff Benefittinr Agriculll..re Aa Well A. Preaent !;, Aid To lnduatriala .;~t', .' Have 14 lnaide Track" For leadenhip . l:l~ WTl.I l ... ~l T{ HU reHIN SnJ.f INS Statr Crorr~!.pc lh ~~H f'orllnnd , Ort ::Ot;: p H - l'L- I • l ~.l S Cl"lllUEed 'Clt!IIUIS P.y GEORGE R HOLMES INS Staff Correspondent _'f, peka, Kans., Sept . 14. -INS-A.Il~ailiny: the Hoover .adminilffi·ation's effort~ at farm relief aR "a ghaAtly fraud ·• Cov F rankhn D. Roo~eve lt 1nvad,•d thP heart of Of the Wl.lld IV!! I . ,'1' HiV 1 II,..'J UJO I!IH. ng wer" 1elltly tcdav lo nsk :.nor Ll.I Uil\1ymcn l:.~ H p 1 ·•1.· , ' nu d !y tt1c Vul~\ l ll<i ,u,:, n: d tl1u '1 uujll~l> ll .vmt!m1 Llltfl· pa.; thl,; PW".a lion In cll.!lh l'hi.c; pn.(l.ram Wll" Cr>'1¥t White, a 01UEAt ; ~,;.;;;~;;;·I ;'•;,";;";;ty, orv..,...the- .td vpl'l.n by th~ Ame1ICJ.n de<l.~l•,,'~'·~~,·~~''!~ iht: 1.fl:lirt lo etr.;oure President One Billion May . Be Offered To U.S. By Europe aa Full Settlemeat of Oriainal Debt of II Biii!Ona .. ~;,,.~~~:~= !J;~;,•p~\~;1.~~~ , aL.J d1..1 Lhi'UJW!SalldS : lr ahlea, TliE ,GALL OF1\lE WllD .t IWW dettl for ag- 01 • .,....,..... reorran!-•"_......._. "' p·-~ O~partment of ;.,nculture. agr~UltU!Ists al:a or th• in tfic drawn not only fl em Kansas but .rom thl' wnou~ worlrinK out ol a policy o( natkmal Mi~wurJ valllY agriculture planning Spu:ificall~ Ck..v Rcc,gevdt 11,, .\notber pr~ss of pennllfl(!nt re~··d t,(. put agrlcnltlu" ·n , ':ll _ ner tor ag·i::::ulture, he 88Jd, "can ldE.ntll\1 cnm(»!.lgn The Penn s~ l- 1 y with mdURtry thlougl"l 111e f'X· 1come throush natlonaJ lea.derabip Ci ~velnu<l, Sept 14.·-INB"-I<•I:O•I \ama delegaUon w....s stngi•lr, ~ 1 u.. nr.lLn or tariff benell.ts In the reduction and more eqult· tiatlon8 were underway Wda) for lt.n«J fl&ht til charge the preallie11 'I ' 1 seek, he said, "to 1ive t.o •llble d111lribution of taxes. "'l'bertl the proper exchange of slOck wiUl hondUn~o~ ~~ ~ 1( 11 ~~ s ttl;a ! "n ' t..aat portion ot \.h~ c1 uj.. t. . -~ .h. .. Iii Pl'e!ISlng neces.slty, he said, ror conaummat.e the $180,000,000 'in a legrettable mannea ' In Ule Uuli.ed Statu u Ut! ..ldll 1 the rl'fmnncing of farm, rnori.Bqe& .~- ' cer of tJte StUdebaker The legion unocubtedly will r t · ~. qulvtt.lent to a tarLft suJIICJtl'" lo In order t.o ~eueve the burden or hla DO' · Q"'"'~ White Motor, puss it.re lf 001 lhc ":~'3t' of m·nud give you farmers un ud~ q c.· t ~ cxceSIII'Ie lntere11t ohRrges and IDf> -d.'!! ~ trooPf! and gas RII'Mnst lwlpleM, I prir.e " . ,_ 1grim threBl of forecblure " Everett paonet:r auoomoblle IBiiLd veter:ms but It will noL 1 dHt which was agteed upon by dlrec- take the fotm of censu!lng th, Ht then 1llccue lo (.Ut 1 lu~ ' " If elEctea ue promiSed "to de\1010e ton In New YorK. yesterd11y Pl't:Sidf<nt In person The fOllll ;J""~n- 1 S IIOD &peclftea.tlona "which lllOSt u~ Ilk jBU the enern of which I am e&»18 aeen Under the Provhllon of the .:on· reaaonable leaders of RtrituituJc' )able to the formulatiOn of dettnite ......... ~ .. erally fa.vor~cl wa.c; t .. expl lS.<; 11 • nd to 11 dis•-· .. '1tle result aalldatlon, St IIU'CINIILCr wUI llDY fb •rel.'' over the incidents In VIJ.• h. ate ... ~ .....,..n a p (', i. ' projeCts to -elleve thiS ... ..,.... Maine lmposes 1n cuh, t2fi In studebaker 6 per ·whole hearted aceord with th t!ll J "SpecUically · he said. "l a.m and stronger cen' two~;rear aold notes and one lug~~ legion Will denl nnct lmlm•- 1 --, Ji1111t, · he £ald. t.he ;Jinn nt ust l prepared to insist tha" federal-~· IJ}ay fully ahare or Studebaker common dill.te pnymmL or the Donus 10 former 11 Cotaac:k Gee& Un- Jlrovide foa the prOduCe! ol bh••)!t ldit be extended to banks. tnsur-~w.twe''•'a"'ve kHno~er awiiiredalonsog~~~~~,.. ~.~.. each share ot White MO~ I cash This demond wlll be .lp- der Guilk.tine ftJr Killing "',nplus ~~modltleai I such a.s an~ 01 Joan companies or- ~h ... , ...... ...,. 8..,... N 1t at, cc .... u, t;Cl n n L1~ 1urtn . 1 corporataons 01 mdJvidual& w._. 1 owing to the I'D.YBPII of the WOtl.d No chaups are contemplat.ed Ill provul by a tl-emendc,u~ muJo. ••Y.. French Preaident hOI'S and t.obaceO, a taritl b~.1 •• !l hOld farm mortga~ '; among th!!l~ 1011 0 11 81 01 depresalon our ftght 15 a hard ont•; t.he operation& or productlo,n df!lipite th!: 0 1lP 0611 ~ <'ver world price~~ which l5 assets .u'• we h&YO a s+""•"• case and 11 -~.. ...~B t tl Whit m u.dmmi.stlatn.m i~ l.ll.l~l~ equivalent to the benefit ·•wen b)' --.. ......ed.....,., a te e comp.:~ny , The plchlbltlon lBbUe w ll 11 [1 Pnrls Sept 14 - INs-Paul Gor" Lower Interest rates a.nd an exrl~tbt cau!le OUr taflk ill to a<:q IBt"Lt a 8 a 1-e1ult o1 the meraer oft'ICitlls P id , the tarlff to tnduatJ.illl pr(Ju...... 1 ......... 10 n or principal -yments wtll enry man and woman ln ttle ooun- mid 'l1le White cotnl)tmY. wh,Ch,1 tPt: legionua.aes lln.ng UlJ " 1,'m,~- ~ nlotT ~~&.qn!l!4m of fonne• res elh fhls dift'erentlal bencllt mu:;t be SC' ;~-; thousnndrJ of fLl;~ 9 to tbe!_l' try with the ta.ct& tt.nd 1/Jaue!l tVhil:h t:ntered the automobUe bwllnes:.. 111 1 ~Ide the notlonul nenwcw.tlc il.um, I Paul Doumer dkd un the gulll · applied as not to swnulate rurtht:l ovmers , eontront the ni.tlon' 1900 baa a tarae factory here .and '1'hey wUI approvt. a· l'U!OI.Uiiun, Um· !or his crime here tCClJ. } producttol! Oov Roorevelt ripped savageq Thia telearam was lltnt ooly a.tr.c • a.noiher at .,Montreal, and ~aln~ c11Jfdhl1 ~ 6tor oduinl.li!Jlltti ""'oral _ahned v'omt- 1 The knife, scheduled to cil ery out Second, the plan must llnance 1nto President Hocwer s ~ecord on the president had gpent nearly an b ch thr h me a.... me. ca Oo! ~ • • ltself Agriculture has at no •imf' 1 ~ f•u-t-. ..t .... 1n conference w-Jth Bet< . ta ns _......., ran es O\lln- t;tea.d act It will be even ttrief{: •·~ d t adl\ m11~ion a rew mmuws bt d • .., , k" Iann reUef ...-. .nt'r• ....., 11 d ou\ the United States and C&.tiada. soug an nov now llt!t' ll:1) 1 He pictured M:r Hoover as siWUg retary of Treaaury Quden 1111 san Studebaker opera.tea plaa~ &t l than the DemOCJiltlc phmk Jr L11e ea11ler, fell at exaetly ~ 51 a m · rauch aceeu to the publle treasury 1 sid c Udge'§ elbow coul:t· PoatmDRter oenera.I Walter F Bend .tnd Dt 01t 11 1 1 platrorm writ.e:rs have their way clcloyed when the man who once aa WN ptO\'ide<l by me futue aa..., at Pre ent oo • ~ M'h Brown, hla two chief political tl'l· :~~10 ' ' u ~ .. 1 .lt will be odopteci by overwhelm· styled himself a ·cossack" stnli- 1•011tly attempt.ll at price atabill.&:l- !!t!IIIDI"8 him t.obl~~~~ ~·e~ ~~ viflera. Mills and Brown bo&h .tdmlt· ; · ___ _ gled as the end apl)t'l8.ched I!Lu~by the tedera! l il''m bUI'etLU I. Nary aUKen w t ou 0 t 1tny vote ted wben t.hey left. t.ht whl:~ ~~t' I PVJ..ASKI DAY .lhe lq1on will KO on r~ord, too, A RUMian prtest ~dmtmstered ~~eelm only equality wlth tarlft'- a;l~ a~t.e~tatlvei~~~~,:or the nile 8• c 0 a late yelterda.y afternoon P.\Ctf!Sting agoin.st &.ny ~;lash In the co nfession 111 ~: he Rus.<~lan l11.u•tected indllltr7. acr Ui4 _ __ RepubJican party wan faclnK r.n upWfUII\inltOD, sept. 14-INB- ' ~billtatlon appi'Opr tatl£ns h BU&&e. after which Gorgulotr dt "Third, Ito mwn not make usc ,. 'The present adminl!ltmt.lon'.\':J" hl1lfliht They so.k\ they wefi!: dis,· Preetctent Hoover today Issued a Willo crea.te a new committee of ten dared amy mechaDism. which would cause ,he two previous admtnistra • the outcome !1 de81platl n1 .....,.. ~· II Ol ita most ll{ltEd sotU! to pi'O'~.:,. • _...., our European customers to reu , dent he said :.Vas ·in an allImportant ol which the ap....... o.nd over eJC esRll the hope ~h, ptoclamation RUlli Ia. and Prance--I love .......... rnendilr," ~macratlc v~ry would optm lh'1 Gen. ~~ll\lkl Dey. t.1.1c i~nlltt; of dabled ar:d 1 am dyinll' for my \den I prolV ate on the i(l'OUDd or dumping It failed utte·ly to undernand ~ ..... of 0 0 p worKers to tbe ntcwbundOO Vt'l.l.ta.ns Thlk commrt (hat my um Ul lJe born Will be a .umt be based lQJOn making t.he farm problem or to plan tor 1\a: m!!1~ . J 1 .;.(our-hour erulllaVOt' 1 ~:ee will be sent lO Washington t.o doctor and not o bolshev~t tnrtft errectlvE> and direct In llH op- lid The d t .........ed tbe lore!Bn _..;:,- ... "" 1 v • ·•• • watch ovu all legl:.latm:! battle 111 ''I bel' the torglvt'ne8S ot the era.tlon. · Y es • ..,,~ _ fin' prim to Monda) s w ngreRS whicll a/feet. veterans. world .. Tell my wife 1 Jove he1 Poulth, 11 rnust. mu.r.e c"' uJ ballhl"''" ln Maine had been prea, ~ The contest for untlonnl com- much. 1exsting a~ncles and so fo.r :tS pes- McCumber tariff and ending.,.,'.nih ed"t;'b'rvade the wut. Hls advilers mu.nde1· oot:<1m:d to f~Ltor Geo~.-se H WhUe hi!l head was on the Bible be decentralized In It§ ad· Lhe Onmdr tariff" ,~_:,.; had eoUDitled hir1 1.0 renmln east Minorilv Grou , p Proteatl .._lone, state l'!nll'lneer ol Ncvadll. block he struggled With his l\lardl; ministration ao that;. the clue( re- Gov Rao&e'Yelt said he of the MIBiilslPPI, argulna that tl'.e ' ~ end(..r~emellt by New York and 11~~ sobbed audibly, wh~rlng sponslbUity for ILS OJ)8nlton wl11 ·amazed" that In the f•ce oC. t~ eaatem area. Was tha true oottl~Return of fttiail.ter to !4laeourl sent his Hlock. soar/.!1.:,: RU8£1u- m} fatherland. 1d "1th th.e locaJI~ ra.ther tllan elgn retallattog, &Jilblllt U1eae t..wiH lfOUIId ~\Ill! ot the pn~ponrte.; · Coahoeton f'i'enk. N Belgra.no Jr , CaHtorntc Then the knlte tell w1th newly created bureaucratic eta t.he adnUnilltrar.lon ''tOOk--~;: aDOII of electoral votes ll&nker, Louill W Johnaon West Gorguloft"s head. contrary to tJ1e machinery tn WaabJ.naton a · .. • When "rock-ribbed. Republican Vlrg:Jnt&. attorney, and Edwaro w:ual procedure. was sent lmmealFlrt.h, It must operate 88 nedrl" one eftectlve !ltep to alleviate lt. Yalne" returned .., Democrat,c OOollhOCton, 0., Sr!pt. lt-Ilql--A &yes, IIUnols business man. mn- ately to the ecole de medlctne as tJ06flible on a cooperative bn&tS u!~~l ~an~ dla~n::Strlaltsl.8 ~ and. two out of thrt!O minority ractlon ot t.l)e 001 ~ teli just below him, with 1:10me ob· Althcugh anly a small number oJ and JtlJ effect muali be to enllance 1 v ~Deed ~ th • ~ oemodratJe (l(llltJI'e8lllen. the Koov· Grace Methodist EpiBCopal chuit'k Bel'VeH predicting a tong race e1vU1ans witnessed the exeeutlon ~nd Btrerirthen tbt cooperative eome eonv n .e IJ'lS er atrat.eataf;a cbanpd their rulnd1. rose in rebeWon todaf and t.bf11ftt~ • --nearby streets were Jammed witt: ~nl vunent It lhould moreover be Ithat the ehiet hope ro· Repp11e from b ferm Delt aod ened to brlni lu!resey cJtant,t: VETERAN PASSES (toWds waiting fm news Most o x n11tltuted 8(1 tho.t i(. can be rehabilitation and ha indlea.tJ,l a.pinst. Rev. Oacar M.. Adam 1r •nt \ 11 Ues In 80Dle workable the 'ftltem ..,...""'~n eentlment ia reat5f1llned 88 pastor here ·by t.~ Dillonvale, 0, Sept lf-IN8- the watchet-s Were 9:on1en clrawn wheney-er the emergenr.o dealinll' with farm surpluses. 1 hardsbtps Jf Nortbnst Ohio M. B. tn - -- I 5 j ''Support tor the Uial or world deprepaion. Tht execut.lve:; aeulon thllll weeit ~ WOOI\fed t'al'l CUed roda.y BANDITS GE-1' Pf,llll . Sixth the Plan muat not be plan to put the tarfl m&napl'8nGW have reached the 8 ~10i:a7er ~eiUle~tohe.d "~ T.T' - ·- - - - - cJve n inust be voluntary andOO:~;Iseems t.o be roun~~·~r,~:~·::::.: Studebaker •nd White Com..- nun Wash•n&:Wn, seemeC acom _d to defEa.t. because su many lead er~ panie. Complete Term• believed It would plunge the urof Mer1er ganlza.tlon directly Into the pres- 1 1 Doumer, AsS'""'"I•D Loses H'IS Head ' ' belt tod<IY With a promi !'le uf Th r Dl!mocrutlc nomine" ~> !lr·,l sppllcable to farm aid in 1.-hc sa.me 1 aens .. Ulal It Ill now u.sed tor indus· I mujor t.pec<:h W6St ot ..w Mls.-.11'- t·Jal aid Wh~tevl!lr the label, the j sippi \\ :1, made n·cJ:J ,J4.<: ~ " 1J' root or It La tarl!!_.b0netlt for n.Ct!I{ahi!BB Mate c.a{llto1 , when culture. ~. .. If·"~~~ Y.!f·P.r!!\:'..;.. '"(toy lJOCl!H'VIli ~ Jdl ~ Onrita wu n~ or iHto n·. point procram u an emergency I nornln•tiOJil Hla audience l.'tlli~U>t- 1meGSure In the JonKer view, he V.i;lt:.n L.. Ll~ nL~ht !a ll \It tero.n!., spea k l n~ by eager to g~uln riculture, if elected, and the outlin1• of a plan by whic:'i he i1ellcve:-; tt can be ac complished . h' •t' teL 1d1 nuu l convt.ntll.m of tile ::;;==========~!'"'= ~~re .' iaaippi, Eutemer Savarely Attacka PrtncJpleo . Of Preoident Hoover • Pl.tform H.. ''' """"'"' ~.,, ...'""_ u~d f(!f1u ' troops to drive bonus morehern • •" M~king First Major Campaisn Speech W e~t ~f M11~ ON WET SUBJECT Serioua And Requirea Much Hard Work To S·top Democrats The 'sympathy" stHte· td' Pomeroy Bene con· mmers :)Om<:: Lo r.:n end here th w mornuw when 3'1't n·en according to mining omcJa.J• 1P]lOrted tor work at the two mine& of the SyraciJ8C Nmlng, Inc. The dl8pute between the opera.. and the miners tt.p()8rentlY '9.-lls '"''"'~ •t thiS time u the mines~­ unael o. new 10- "Alien" Senator lef§ionn• ire• To Go On REALIZE SITUATION Will Be Given Job• Aa Fa at Ao Condition& Will Permit .,.,., .. n Orranization FOR All WORKERS ..-..... . . . . . I i 1tNature in dte R f::1l•"- a:s fJm'tm,ed &,. Paul H• ansomt AmeYica's Jurrrnost .mimal painter •• •~ h•~'Pired by the savage .u,-Jgglc b£1u•ee n chc ferocious ~ wild dug and tM t~kiou~ wolf • •• a , de~ sc,-ibcd in Jack Lma()n~s famous noR! o/ combat agalmt criule nature hi tlw!o lroJ<n north. I I -•·ted ChUr"h To- By Internal Stn'fe ·:wen• ~n;"'~~; Job Cauaint Trouble, Abol· 'iohool in the "lntenota ' He was oommltted to the ~nty 1 Ja.JI lut Prlday. but 'Wall Mleasett I SaturdAy mornfnl' on IIi wrt~ ot hi• bellS c6rsJUI frmr ~e oarnna~ PW . courl,. 1 M~diU!Ol14 .dctn ! ..-outti\ l ~!'r to trui OIOlblty ( Ja{l aaain _u,uday nlaht and recommitted him 1 tor the l!.allle offense, but he wna re~ teaaed Tuesday morn1n1 by an order I of the common pJeaa Judie, whc 11eved that the oommlttment waa 1 the u.me as the prevloll!l one 1 ~ II\ temperature. UUTRi~~T HEP[Al New york Golte·r nor Declares Bt Uf.M~rJOf.O Farm Relief "G;hastly F raud;f .'. Harlow ' Some Sent Back Home Because Placea Not Yet Available I months "h110. ~~O,[R C~ANGES ' Aiding ~~MPAIGN PLAN~: n ~nAK li~ W[~T . r~R , W~RK nDAY "In qalrl, out apln, bnck a1~in, •' sone allloln," seems •.o be the lot or 1 H P. "Gib" Mayer, former pollee 1 chl11t of Middleport and constable 0! Balhlbury township . Mayer wa.e arrested for the I aecond time wlthtn tour days, .Mon· 1 day ntaht, ancl committed to the 1 Metra county Jail tor non·pn.)imant , ot • tine and costa: WJel!led !lillnat I hlm 1n Mayor J, E. Harley's court. a ctane~ , ~··· f ' MAYER RELEASED, I RE-ARRESTED AND AGAIN RELEAS·ED I Tbur&day \POI'MI~ • -~ t'"'" ln aft«· WORK IS RESUMED 'AT LOCAL MINE ... ........ ¥..... ...... ""'..... J HI.'G'·H weren't made /or horueworkl tonight. fotlowMl by Rhowrs noon. Not mur.h CoJ·1 .-... cloudlnr.~ FULL E HEELS 15TH AVL Berry ! " ' ST CCL ·"a'J S 0 w;;_; 5 Edwaad ' Yf' of EconorDJ11 COlumbus, are ••• the mildest cigarette .' .' you ever smoked ,W E buy the finest, the very finest [9baccos in the wotld-but ·an tbac does not explain wby folks everywb~ reprd Lucky Strike as the mildest ci~. The fact is, we never overlook the trutb that"Natwe -o . in th~ ~~ and meilowiQg, are p~a~g 1giv~ the beneti~ of tlaat Lucky ·~ ptjrifying p~ess1 describ~d ~y ; tbe words"lt's toasced ". That's wl;ly fOlks ill every ci;&Y. town and .1aamlct 11lY that Luckia ~ such n\ild ~- Columbus, 0 • Sept lf-IN8some conoeS!IiOPS were reported. to have been made bY ooal operaton in the Hocking, Pomeroy\ and ... d• Crooks\'llle d "trl w .... a ........- ...t... ,._ o, Sept W1lllam Don o1 Tlftln, 14-INB- :H~year"'W secreta~')' o1 the etatt paMle boaid, IOii hls fllh~ to retain hl8 t$,000-t.· ,_r ""'~...... Wi.aen Welfare DL.·· ~~ector J McSweene)' announced ,.. ' -ius I · ...... vit lll'o· nc!1~~Jt'!n~ei~~e~ve~!:~ Henderson, who sat fh on the confe"ence. would n~Ut any comment at the cloee of the conrerenee With the operator!, It waa etronall tn~ ted th t th rospeeta of br~ ~:•about : ~~mentJ 1n ~ coal strike were "'much brJahter." ImmediatelY foUOWina: the conterence with Ute operaton tJ;lll mo: nlna, White met • deleption of Coal mlneft. and union k!a(le,.. ~ Am.olll the operators who sat In 9n the eonterence With the Gofer..> bar tbla morninc were ~ •· Bmlth, presldent or thl S~f Oteek Ooal oo.. oral DaUihertJ of 00,. Neblonvllle, Bupe.."intendent of Oe ': '(Continued On ~..;a Utl'tt) Oore reoenUY ;vas declal'ed lnel~le to RTY.e and hll name w011 confere~ce ;: ~~~~ ~!~:!..~~~ ~':!U::.riu:aabeve~'fn~~~t. fB~~; e~tion; ne ~~:W.J~~~s:'-~~ ~rv~~rs~a~: ;f '""'";" ._':.,....... :tft'i, .... a.i:n ~:~0 1 ~~~aveltl~no;:~= J:! I=: ~a::na:r!!· ~:,e:~:d d;, ·~TINS FERRY LAD vt:S~0iu:::ed~t;m:Ur:d a;~ ~~~~~~ ~':;ort~O::~d of·~~1! ~htl~~ IS FIRST VICTIM bas tontlnued to 8ectlcmTbeLH ltl will be that' 01 I A4am for hls "modern ide-'," wlito:!. report tO tbe omee for work, ho~·~ , oonr ue t.h aay oonatttute "ll~t:~nab.. • ever. ~ "DDt ~~ honea Jn the middle ~boll£ to diSaatiSliiCl mer6ben~ of Martina Perry, o, Sept 1'-INS V1r811 seraan~ of Uleta, Cleorle o1 the ltrelm.' Sfoltps lmotltuted b)' the conll'tlatlon whiCh llwnbOra -atx-year-old cnarte8 Tweedy, Emery of Leelblll'l and Cbatles the white bouse to drll8 the oouu~ a proxhnattl) i500 eha~ t.bl who st&rf.ed to SChoo: In the fin;t Lender of OOiumbUe tuusnad tr. ti'.Y out of tbe thtm! 11U:,:m:Jvy- ~r wlt.b n.on.~fomlltJ" wltlr irilae ai RUFJh Run Monday, lay that. order Ill 'lihe flll:amln&tlan. lf men~ ~d llard tlrr. !s t 11 e~ the Metbodlli dl8clpline and lnfi4e- dead klday, the first. schOolboy vic1111 appolntmen~ ehould. be- made to ~- "',!!', 1!~t~s~~~!:to 0 Utv to rundamentai ch~cb, aij.d tim or an automobile accident sln.::e the vaeancr, one or the ftrali thrfle ~-. tl Bible doctnnea aucb a.a the ~ltJD sehooll opened ror the ran term. ID the lilt must be selected. -"f!!!tt " ln periU\III ot depreNoon ~.. tArth and tmmaeulat.e conoept.WQ4 James: E Meehan, 01, torm~r "Should DO' ubtonem t.bint come lftnie. ~aa~ adtlerence to ~lUlU In 9PJ)DI1Uon to ~be protes~ Olevelmd lnaurance aaleam~~on, wa 9 up . , l:l the board. ti8))4 liP with prl.ociJplila Of government ts n®l· tad.km the eonarq~ at a. 1. also t:Jlled here yesterday ln an lt.a aeheclule, Ule positl.oil heJd by pen!lble to nattonaJ aeeurlty •. ~d a tal m~ meetlfta' CUt I i. una eastern Ohio tt.utomoblle IUlCiden· l(r. Don will remain vuant 1n thit pr~ to reocwet')' 1n .b't'Dillll, OUIJ vote rtQllelltibg Rev Adam 'a :re~ He wu run down Jn front. of th~ liltereatl Of ~{~ .N~.Ye~t'J acrt ~d ;:r;:~ Re. appointment. Tile meetln& wu $-h ' )lPple o1 a sister, whom he waa .,.18 •td. ~tllP! th&t ~...... ~rt ls . •~!~~ ~.,: bHod\e Wr tmded blf 128 per&onR An oPPOil• ' ~ "~bt 11liP'' wUb lA wvm. P•¥""'1"' ~I :"' he ~d don deleptiOn waa then aent. to ~eTWeedy boy dJed or 1nlurH"9 OOte a nephf,r qf Pr~"r a~dca:kl •nv dtrect Jlll.hop Bn\ltb to tell the ather .tdti when be was at.ruet while 11 .ot Seneea COWltj .. · -!th Oov ~~. ot tht ~t......., to ctasse1 • 1le:T\01, leader. J COQ "' • _.., . ' -r ·I ft ~~~n~ =:~ ;t~" : ~r:tth~lrr!: ;~~~~!~-heel :o:;_~~::n~~ }'ere dlscuued tor ending the lonre<l eoa11trlke In the area. :;~~~ ~~~~K e~b~eFo~ he said partldpatton, If he 80 desires It, Thbol.s...~~~~ laek of ~~::~ en111t be 90 orva.niEd that the ben, pro ~ WILifl more t.o fits so to the mao who partie!- deYelopment cf concrete, pates" a.eoeptablto plans than any Oov Roo&Ei"lelt did not mention IBiOKie f~ .. .ocUher equall!'lll.tion tee or the export ''To me It appeara me flf!benture Plnru, bdtb or, which met Uon ta.iles a wholly unJCair bPtestde.bffal vetoeJJ some )'eal'!l ago, ru sa.ys In lllbatanee .,.,,,,.. ut some ot h1l ftel~ tnterpret.ec 1perf~ plan baa been ft'NNrl' GOINC: ro EUROrE 1 his tlx-point )>la.n as oontemplau.... ed nothing can be - 1 PQM!bly n ~tton of Ml!ne""';,'i 1same time It tallea 1tmmlcal to every New York, Bept 14 - JNB -~the tea.tu-ee: ot h Ja.n·~ J runm•y leiJred hcavv' lnr the put 11 yea!'& \1•el_f'ht bcxlng lhou nploo of the Other charac~aathe ro- workable me&Nl Of wrrld w1ll ~a·l 't. 'a'' rm To oa!'"'' ea.Ue~ "\'Oluntary • tic allot- IneratJve )JQIItlon is __:.:.:· ··;~; w•th hi.!: eot\ Gent>, L.:1.utl.:r: Tun. ment plana favored era or mere ftt.Uure t.o J tht natlonallftlnp. ~ alt'l'lenta, ' rt ts absolute &SSUM!! ney rto e:v wm join Mts. Tunney, ~ho •Vld hliwner worked: t1 tbe ROose• repudiati!Ml u 111 :In Parlll , w.lt propoeal Is to mate Ute tariff fUmtlnuea 011 pa;v muterB a.nd employes, h•o bandits todal' entrred the eashler' . ontce of The N'"w York. New Hal en a.nd. Hartford raur__,~ at busy south !ltat.lon cut the wire g~lll to a. caRe. and fffi:ap~ wHh cash est.lmated at t20 000 ____ _- - - • 1 I ro- • �. ,..., .. • '' ~ ... NOll lAb I nlckel The lUll lhall meet at al1oft4 io join. to &It rour Jldn.o found Whieh wW restoft: ~ rne rear of the f()C)!tball fteld at. t!w elpal fiR' • c&1'd .. .1000 . . too to eoonom)' equa)lty with 1'1\dllitry Icnot-hole Ill the fenee bMk Of t.be npon at tchool Prida)' ~ Lhrouah the application of IILdrt ....... I'. . Jri~ Tt; - VIr,mla G.>eca · ~<;;:~ ~~ -__ I r·--::"."'::---:--;--:--....... "'~ s:m?'R-..,..-J...-----' . r --- '. mencan p-Tt'kS teJ b r 1u sumors A b•nJapan J, ,1 • • m as--· "'" or I I =~~"::: !:!."'=l"ovaK w.uMJNOAIIo-;;;;;wu: "'~..~... ,....:... -.,"""' a p]M:&r !.here, dtpol!llt a Nciel with A houlle-'WU'Dllnl Mild ahower wu leoath the allepd tail~ of &be ...:::.:::~:..:~;:::::::::::;.======== I l..ed the att.nclaal, they lball be odml .. l ... - - Marlon Allen!WWU> .. ~ to the pme thro\llh 'he bole. Uleen BtansbUJ'J' apaLtmmt WhCJ'\! ..,.............nl_ .... ,,. ...., . . . ,.., • 1 The Knot-Hole o.nc will be u- t.he1 haM IOnt to houae-kel!pll\1, Prom the prHent Republican ' Fitmed to apeclal ble&cben on the 1TueadQ' bJI' Wn. AILenawmtll'"' au... le&deratup he ~~.aid Lhe rarmen can port hlrh school football Krwt- ~port. aide o tthe fteld. lk \ ter, Mill V1ra:tnta Leonard of expect only th1A Hcltl Oena MGi1.ln E.s.rei , prim" McComas will have charp l!f 'tM U&rton. Tile evenln& ••• apcnt tp "More RepllbUcan tM.rltfa. Im~ pal or the hirh school And Lee 1¥11- boy& and wm give each a aet card plaflnc, at the cloee or wbtch piB.cable oppoAitton t.o any pJa.n Lo Ccma'll, prmcJpal of Ult! Pw.rl ' JUles, wh1cb mUJt be obe)'ed, or a luncheon ..... .erved. ral.ae the p!'lce of farm procluctl. A !.lrtet sch(l{.), r.llflClUIC.: lh:J.t Lh... I the membership wU1 be rnoked. , 'l'bolle present were Kathryn Procrarn of ·at.arvllll' out' a Ullrd at!! accr.rr.m r.da.t~ tlliY 200 roi CI II · 'l'he boya will ~ allowed Lo yeU .. Ellz&beth JUhllnt, PauUne Tucker· t.he Pl'tiiM!ht Production . A tplendld bf u• In this cl'ge.nl-r.u.tlOn so yuu I h;udly 85 possible and make all the ~· RuLh Orate. VlrlhWI Ol'tfi prospeet, thus reduoed too lowt!lt I better hurry I r·{.lw lh!::;y wt.llh but they mll8t atav j Ma~:.e ~~~t:, p~~ te:rm.11. the pre.l!l8nt adminlatiatlon The wgani:mUon v~ s Kuot-Ho)l• the Dleachef& a.nJI not rc.t~.m ro 1MrR. Bta.rllng ' Meeul1oush un: UU farmers to put their lnt.truta 61t.lli: iol' the Miadlepon ~)··I • utlu~r 'PII.rt& of the fteld . 'I eruoe Lloyd, Mr8, Don Enmrer. b1to ~hP. hand.s or their bJttereet •:•10GI tootbll.ll 1111mcs will b... held ' Tht: Knot·Hole Ou.ll& mcmbel'll M't'6. Wesley Ely, Zelia, Mary and opponenl.II- Me'n who will liJO 1.o any F'11day mt.•nfnl!! :md "!: kxil' " Il l c wlll ccutl l <lfltLW In th e ~•r of the, Bettv Lly"ht.er, Nellie Bolt.o:l, ~arill and all length8 to HBfegWLrd and 8l'lldt schoolS or Middleport. " ':11 1'ootbo.ll fteld, and prwnply 11.1 7 rr Hll.rrah ond Gamet Burcbetl tin!~ st.rengl.hen a prot.eeted few but Wllo wlU coldly say to the Amerl· . ' UC allowr:.d a m~mb· n..ul' u;t~ ." •'~ '- o'clOCk, enter the amall aaLe or l lloHf's~ nnd t.he sucst oflioni'Jr l ~n fm mer'~ "One third or you. an Group Of 300 · Members ~lcation to the prtnclpal or t h ~.;J . l;c.lt= ln the fenoe, show their mfln1- j }\.:!!Jm~ t l:!uhtp card to Mr, McOomaa, df'· CLUB HOSTE88 IX!..i needed Run a race with To Formed To The n wJil oe 1: 1 . ,~1\'l~"'' ,, 1 • poatt & nickel in tus hancl anJ ) M1 s. Cecil Bradbu;y entetl.alnei.J bllnklupLcy to see which will and no dues and each nu• mb ~ J •\ ,. march directly t.o their aecUon of I her the huudred club at her home Y!W. It l.\1 no new lheory of See Games be ~t1Vt!n a card, be&J.1ng hi!. I.Lil1f! bleachen. Mr. Mc:COinll wll! n-. l on South '.L'hlrd '!,VCIIUe, Tuet;dav IOVernment U hall 11een react t. s~.gned by the cha.lrma.n of tht' ma.tn wltb them during each II ~~~rnoon. MMl B 'F Pultz Br wa.<~ 1onary policy .!iluce tim~ tmrnorta~ ' PRICE I~· NICKEL ~ und •gh ~chool atlllettc <LSSOciaLion game. Shou1d any member or th~ ~ 1\Je&t. ! He lp Lhe re .. : P•·rhatps t.bose n.1s ca1'd ~·ill eutltll:! cnr.h rlW I1'· Pl1l a.rrtve after '1:60 o'clocll. h" • a Ml'!l. Emma ~,etch ~celvcj th w!ll l~ kind 6Q011ih LO hel • .&. rst club prize ~ and -Mrs rt . r.. ~ony P 110e Which With Membership bu· of Ll1e gang t.o t\n admbston LO will not be admlttM · 'l cmpk.lllS, th4' ~eoond ~lub prize, '" 1 ~ 1 .u.t1 lwme foctll"J: ;.r-:~.· lht'l '1£'1\ The m~ . wm oonsist oti Mrz... F'11llr wrts'li.W'.Lrd4'd . th<! illt!~ t h~~',. un1>0und u , !t ll> u:: fu. i1 ,t Card Allowo Owner bun ror one nickel . ,11, .x,;}:; (II \.be grade sohools il.nd , J.rl~et • .s i11 unjus~ .: naw;try can never 1 To Enter Field rh~ In charge set the price of will alve all a.n OOJX.ltunltr 10 l'it-'li!J' Mr. J.nt! Mr.s. \i.~ .•:lJl Mur,:l} l l; prepare unless the asrlculturall admiralcn lor the m1 n• i.J, cr • the (JBmes for only It nickel 'lthe ,;.1rned to their horne at fi 1mtlnit-l mn¥ket Is restored and t~rm buyine; 1 £{uct·Hcle Oang a~ u nick.el refllllar admission' prtce ror chU-1 tOln the Hrst oi, t)lP 1\'et!k tolit)Whllt !Jower 1eturna Without t&rtft C"mon kid:;, !!Cl 111 -Inc for Vf'• ,- which tl tf'l' say does not menn l'L e dren 1s 18 cents. I htl'e- wukR v~•. here wUh ~hP adjustment the President's prorram ,mC'mbershlp ca1"d ta the MjcH.!lc - penruc.s, dim~ c: QUtHtu but <-~ •" Hemtmber beys, only 300 will be l former's p~rents,\ j..•1·. ttnd Mt l.'!' ls ~0))61CSII. Without active aS&IIt- 1 ra010 10-L H~U' C~N~G IS ~RCANil[O Bl SC~~~l ~HitEBS ot] i o1 1 I ' • I " * • • Taldtt~ of • • PictutW In Tok[o for Commercial Purposes IIIHd Storm in Junker Preu, Ch&rJhll ..Seriou• II&Dlteat&tioaa by Am,rie& A1ainat Japan." i:=· 1 I au•·t I -t. - ----·- I RUSSIA VS. AMERICA HE CO~l'fiUNI~iS who ore doing everything in their :gower to change America so that condjttOnl:l wi11 approximate those in Russia, are inconsistent, to say the • mto • least. Juat why they would change our country one which aJiowre bf nothing in the way of freedom which we enjoy, is difficult to understand, e~pecially when that T change wouid wor~ <uch a hardship on their activities. No one would be hit harder than these self-same Commu· nisW wh o would have us believe cornmumstic prmctples urt! the only answer to the wor]d's question~. "" S\ock • • in Pt. 'leal8-llt ftt&y. Sat,... ; ;,j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i on~ in.:~ ~~d 'l"o Anothe;: ''" or <Jther commodities aM po..,essiono, are punished by dcat'h. This alone should be the signal for the lawbreak. By Artb\.lr "euae" Bacr ers and troublemakers to oppose a movement that WQuld tend' to brillg communism to AmerkH. for or all classes, l'ilt!,~""":'=:;:='~"'::-"":~=====:====="====::== those hardest hit by their unfnir, un)'·ielding and uncom. i -promising dictates, are the ones who are working hardest to undermlne our systen1 Of govel"l)ntent here. If che;~~~ :Jiri~r.~ are made, Lhey wUJ show that those most likely to · under the spell of the conlmunitrtk cfeed are thof.e talk '8: 1g'reat deal more than they think:-. THE ARMY AND NAVY p·throughoQt WILL BE good news for the gt·eat majority of citizens the country regardle1:1s of whether or not lloward Ve..-1Ma.tJ-e · o.nd. family. Those spendlni S\mday Wltn Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bland were : Mr . and Mrs Hft.rr)' J(Jdnson and erln~ dren and 0 T . Edwards ot ("!ift<in Harry Bass and family of He.nwoou. and Jo,e Kerns apd family of I A$undet' an illuijtration of what we let might expe£t were we 1, to live the Ruqsian regime, us note some ot the J•ructices over there. For il,lstance. robbers of fooq a.s well -· ' wJt,lch he aeem. After a &~ irr ~ to ml!d1tate. I'll!! tlllld: "[ think ' we'd bettl!r be l...vihr ·for- •N e w r Y o r k Lftnoroow ai.a"bt. ' l'9e been , lnokin~r UJ1 ~ailinfs 8nd hare wired fur reservf,tlons ,~n the Maj,at\e on tlle tou,~enth. t It ha~ <'orne , •• t~ dre&d ' iJf', Oti, it's so hard , •• But nt to • • • WUI ta:e ••. R11 ne'Ver has .•• Oh, ~ar it... . i!li<i?""o"i~: , !~~·~~· ~~ID:>A."t' ~~~ ···= ------fUNDAMENTALLY WRONG TtfNNEY in 13peahng for the Democratic party GENEin Maine, speeches no doubt Pterued by Democratic I J -------.-------- Ka~ryn Neff VI wkon~ post £"&~ , duate cour~ ln Galllpollil She Is staylne wtth hl:r aunt Mrs Ann~~o Adams. I Mr and Mrs Ed ThornpRotl flt.tended a birthday dinner at MI. 1ond Mrs Milton Dlazer of llu1avUie Sunday. l School betfun Momtuy With Clnr11 O'Hara teac~r I \1' 1JJ IforMaxBt. Bunce Clnlrsvllle New Y rk 1 · Ur.~ Alfx Bolles rccr:ivcd WOl'd Nlonfla.t that her fathL'r Will Jivtrt. of Pl Pleasant. 1•jld pttased awar .. io1. u; 1 1 1 t I l!OUd judge11, Jlr?butlon [lllyc!Jialri!lt!l, cf!mlnvlogllltll Intere-sted lit tho tre.a~­ IUH! pre,·entlon OC erlllle In' tlte I - 1 --- - - -- ---- -- - . ' Speci•l for Sept. 14 to 2$, Hot oil treatment. Shampoo and Fin•er Wave 75~; 1tr" Shampoo and Fin.. ref. Wa.•e SOc; Merticure ! •net. F¥ial 7Sc. Areh free. 1Call 125-L. Modem Beauty t Shoppe, Middleport, .I -r- ~ l 9-13..2t - --- - - - - Se~t., I U!.l!lt •. kave Thursday w teach In the 1 Bethesada hiRh school He is a gradtlate of Ohio Umversity. , ] .~...' Mi-s. Nellie Trlchler and daughter .,;!adys ,s)knt Monday with lf.n;. J. H DeLaney and mother Mrs Davkt Carman ~ ' j' . I 1 St.denb of Cl'ime Nntlnnfll' l'rv.Ltlttlon ' 1\M~OCI•- · m: Ps$0dllt1Qu JtiPtl'.= up of --o/4~ - - ., Rushville lilLie octta l rom hls nelrhbor. He could drink If he wanted to or tw could let tt a.lo11e. The .nswc1· wall ,.., ' YOU EVER STOP ' t:o 1M? By t:P.~~ R. WAJT~ Sllawqee, Oklaho~e 1 ' ' ' ' ' j r r ' .... ,..1. ':ou 8hould 1~rai~e your home cit.}' ami bo~~ with >Ill yout· might. ' "' ../,. ' . J!' • ·" ,< "'"'"'""'· ~· '" ~ •· , i ' ' i . '' : ;' ' ll ' / \ .. ... . 1,- 11 ' , i . 1 .o·N. J-wEo'N·e~oAv · i'No . I ,·)I 1<1. • • ·' .. . ,,; . ·,$ 1 ~ SATURDAY -NIGHTS ••• . •' .~ ~ l I ' f "' ' •, . • t ... ...... ' .. 'I ·~ · ~·-· · · ..... . ..._.. .,. ... J Sr.. they're 1lgh.l bnck whuc the\ r.:tu.rted from We ~>tudk'<l the sgtua.Uon and went l'ight ahead a d d'd cvo·ythtnr the Fl.nns dld w. h 11 few added nourishes. \ &m;; ,si~g• them all. Heu. • ' t • ·~., ' .,..• '• ,. ~ Mn•ic in the pir be:.ntching mu8ir. ttBh1es" or ballads . . . , . sad ~ng•, ~l~rl _B4)ngs ~ •• !>1~ favo.:.'tet~ 0(, ·, !~test hits . '.. Chesterlleld's Girr of ' ' "'· •' ! j ' f I .,: 1 i . ! , :. \ ;., : •' ;::~; , !.:~ '~\'~.Y,~·· ., ~• • ", ., ...... 1 J}~· ' RUTH-..E.TTINGi :' ln Chesterfield'• Radio Progr«m, Dadumt, ror,19e ! ·~ "Music that SatisliP-S,'' every Wednes- form , of unjustifta.blat~;~ 1;~·:rt:•~~ to · 1 day , and ·Sa111rday night-Columbia coast-to-coa•t Network. . ' FLOREN% ZIEOF&LD· me,• abt . """'· .. "I co"'ide~ Ruth Euing tJw greatest singer 'of•ong•tlml I lraoo nwnoged in my forty yearji tn the theater." her kneea bealde him, tean eyu. "I am hyaterlal. I've on auch a &train. So afraid awf11l to me-"l;;~~~~~:;ii:~ out btathing~ hand and atroked 64 Have I ever aaid awful wm I .. ..''. •' .'.'- qoato~ dear1' 1 J know I'm eon· I * * * Che•wrji~ld R;,lio Program-Every night I ' ~xffpt Snndayt Columbia coQfl<t·to-eoast Network. ,...,. ""'"to cln I Ia tiiO hal>lt of - .. =:~~·= ID1-t'O< ester ie !1•m91ll'af;ll •lal~lte lt~pul}licau!V ~rc wot·king pqth oJI!)e' ~trea$ , oa the ~rp!J!ttjtion 'loij up bu! in , ti1Jl•~ .oj neaw "1:~tllc !V<l•~!Pf potlt •ides of the straitf la ~~~~.~~~:r ~~~Jlft~~·-wi?~l?~ th~ road. ' ~ ,'; ' a:W,It: IJKau.se I'm Jo len with' llfbralt War,a' aM Ill '"• . ,.. , • 1 l NWPJt. ·, . . '"'"' wjth the end in view that the preeent 11eneratiqn •l~l,qne protit (rom tpe m 0 n e y '" expender· 'f~~e f~! jn•lijnCe, our sch~ols, our nit~hways, our potit- 1 .. ofticos 1 and pt~•1• puhlic btiil<lln~•· would jt h~ fafr, 1 wo~Jtj l~ .he equitable, woulq it be •ound reasoning ll>r 1 ~~~" ~j!J.¥ fRr 64eh projects to be foote4 solely by tjte vc~- i ~r8t!on of. (axn~yers now w~o urc arrantringlor mucjt of , ~uc,lt work \R ~jve employm~nt at present while the i>Y!k of !J!e ~rlvaptare• will be paosed on to the 11enerations 1 to comel i . ro tllinktna- ",voter,: ouch statem~nti! . ••• ma4e ljy ' Tunney in ~1, elfort-s to swing M•ihe tuw.rd democr~ey, I will bare ~lle opposjte e~ect. ; ' 't '' I , . '· I 8ABl' TAK(N TO HOSYJTAJ;' i 0 I idwln Schwab, two mon\hs 11tr1 1 lOontlnued Prom Pat~~ 0n~· ~ ' "011 ur Mr and Mrs Edwin Schwab t. who I~ suffe•lng with ~.,1., 1 sponslbillty." ,• pneumonia was rushed to the Bet~~en Mr Coolldj-e and M-'1 .zer hospital .11t oaw 118 Hoover,• he declared, they have 1ro nirht He was·report~ be~: P opcnenr.a or one plan off og111nst easier Werlnei>day uftPrnoon another. "the apparent object be- 1 _ ~ .._ · I lng to c1eate a sltuatipn in which It : ELDt~cnO;LI:;· D~-.;-; Is po.e.slble for adminlstratlon lead· ctnclnnau '"('' 8 t 14 INS 1 lerBhip to say, '"How\can we do any· 1 Thi• •·art!Cr ot p01.\ie~P l:ro.si;'y Sr. I thllliJ tor arrlculture when It Is not futhel or P(lwel Crooley Jr of,ra-' [ lil.iretld wtthln Itself as to what !l tl!o fame wu.s rlosect today I wants to do?'' The elder Crosll;rr"'· who /Ills 83 : For hill own part. he said, he pro- 1ye~rs aid last Chdstmas dl(d yesI)OrJed to "cmnpoae Lhe confllctln:g 1 .erday at Christ .hospltai h"Prte folelementa of these va~lous plans, t-. , lowing a brtcf llblcAA from' CQfnpll · ~e end thal a solution can 1 be. c,"'ff.On or dl8ellllell . -· • ... ; · mitid..· I don't e&Tfl to ro to P4ri1. No:w for it·. , . Oh, now for it .• wm }tfo be like all the other ...~~··I after tll! It's the fil'flt time I've ever opJ)Q!!ed him , • , The ftnt politicians for the effect his talks wJil have on Voters through his popularity as a fiarhter, say~ he b against we haven't rr.-pea1ed ~he Elld,t~ bonded dcl>t because he believes in each generHtion pny- t.Pnth Amendment yet.. But thi:!Y · b'll · · . . tell tw ~ou could knock it llff tpc Jllll 1ts own 1 s. How mcons1stent and fallacious IS such tree with a Jpntor League oosc~~ll an argument. · bat. It's hanging by o splclel''~ ~st 1 N4\turally the democratic princtples would hold Jtll:lt 1l.bt·utd ! ntch an argument in their political propaganda u.t this time because they want people to believe that with timc:t us they are at present, bond issues should not be indulged J in. Yet guch gtatements do not co~mcide with the move~ ments und t~e arguments of the democratic leaden! in t~e' recent congress Such statements arc altogether in. ed!w!,istent with the trend of the times and with the fact that certam debts incurred by the present generation for instance, will he a benefit to many generatioiJa to come. j ln fact, there nrc few bond issues made wltich arc I· I . .I hailed with delight throughout the nation, ao well it •hould be. )1~:~~>. ··~r ~ I I ' Flnt, Finland decided ,thal all tbc biJ and little FIDnlcktlrs were blctt.lug up teo much ~e ~mt t.t.a.e;ger sauce per CJJ.plta, lw , 375 I ~isypointed; but I've ehan~d I -· . . ·-- · I "Dadtuu, rm •trald You'll GibbstoWn. they are ath,etic addictH, to learn that athletic relatioB::~ So th~ Fum~S sll~ped oJJV{'I' the , Frank Kibble aud wite f'; Par- ~i~t~~;~:~~~~ between West Point and A·nnapoli& have been resqmQd !seed pld l';crdlc 4UlUindw~nt ~nd ·kmoburll' gJent t.he week end '"i~ 1 Jo Inland wM drier hu.1\ tt. mum. t'elattves bere •. und that a footbaH game under regular conditJOn~:~. w1jl ruy'~ t.oenaUs. Winfield a~d Clyd..., ,.~Y fl\mll- ! again be played this Fall. For aevernl years, 'becuuse of l\ , tes spent P'rid,ay evenln; with 'f[ f · b t ffi 1 f th t h 1 Thu-eupon th6i aturdy old Finns friends In Reed,v11lc d1 erence o opuuon e ween o Cln s o e ~o Sl' oo a, turned arcu~d and dlank more Eugene Oowder)l and Oallu the colorful game between thetle institutions has not been than evEr. Nobody can tdl P .Finn Schultz spent f.he -..."eelr: end wl~ .,hat 10 do aft.or he's gone ant1 Mr. Camp and. family or Indian P I aye d · dcne it. Run. Baker and Mt.·s. Ray~ Th ere is every reason why the two protective unlt:,:, Mrs. QJld chlldrefl were of our government should be on the best of termM at all Bo, Finland was dry nn J..I'-'DCr Qf OecU Slaeon But Lhe ISitWdust wa.11 du.mp times. To say the lea st, thmgs did appeur awry when thCy failed to agree on what seemed to the average citir,en, to They ~clved this extra ]Jroblem by rt:ptnllng the 1prohliJIUon phtij~ he a minor matter when all other things reg11.rding the ter. two schuolfl, were taken into consideration. 'f.he news Fltmlcker clt1Zen could utoe therefol'e 1 that thoy huve ugain agreed to a.gree, wiU be hl5Each. own Jlldll'ment and borL'o"' a ; ' CHAP'fER THIRTT·FIVE }. DeL&.nev und We motor~­ Culumbus SaturdilY, tl'l.elr daugh• 1 lt'r VI18Jn1Et whcv hu:~ ' ,been ViSIUnr hb ulibt, Mn; l:f'Rrry Jllna lind ram~ .Jy came 11om~ wiW them Thelr 1I mother lo.rs, : Davi,d' Carman who t; pent tht PLI.IIt m~tl1 hare went. to Columbus with tfl4m Mr and Mrs. t'.oy Rothgt~b :.n· ncunte tll{! birth of a 10 lb 11011 1 Sept 10 )l.e has been gwen the r.ome of Georte Ewing !ctte Beverage spen": Wednesrlny u1 farme~ c&n find ll, marnt for hJe. 1 1good~. It fiUiBellli'J that It Industry i Columbus. M~·s. Mar}' Klns l'i h~ has tx.-cn ll"flvtYtVI, the farm~ ·vm be tak'en visUme In Akron fo; t :.e J..lll~ 1• thr4'C" 1 car,e of, Thouah You au know that 1 month" has returned to ht!r hom'! the Loom of 1929 brou,h~ noc.W K1n· ' WilY =>II'~<PI Gravel Hill ' but ~ L II'f'l lllt et>ll and mbre debts n~ Mr. ond Mrs Tom Rt!S.<Iell r'!turn. I Lh .-. tm·mf'r · -ed to th!!h home at Akron the !lrsl I "1h~ situ&tto chaJie~ f!r~he week afte1 a lew d.aya Vtstt 1 relipon.slble sta~man ·m . A·me:.~~ M;s Charks E. amlth and dan- 1t.o ,o;eek tn arrieultural · c~leH aft aht.Pr Harrle Marie spent the Wt!t'k 1 w.chYe remedial plan. 'Jl're Prell! · end Jn Huntington. 1d~nt hal> Indicated hls attitude in ---allvoncc "I cannot share hJs view. I will llOL believe that lfl tt).e face of II problem like t.hls we must merely 1 rcontlnuf"d frnm. ~a.Jit one) , thrqw up oun hands I have un· J Sunday Creek cOaJ. eo., Pred EAAex ' tduml{d talttt in a solution and de~ repre~~entinc Uul Stalter EFJ;f:X ' c;llne the dt.'f1!!'11:ttst ·· attitude ~oiiil. , Cllal Co, and Page Morris. rep;·esen- LireleS$1\ In the work of adv&n~l t Ung The Monhatt.un coal Co t.o " bcUer o·ttered economic ilfe ' I I' ii I Hugh stewar~ of Letart SW!nt ,the latt-er part ol the wee~ vlsltinJ hl.l ~~le i '!j I Rupe/ J ,:H I !1 Jame11 nnce. thle schedules MIS. Murray. Otho Trttcy a:1d Miss Cht.r· 1l l:lreak tht Grundy farmer lonr before can the . vlslt ~lvee before retumlnllwme. Mr. aDd M.n. Bam. Fry al;ld. childr-!n were Sunday guest.& of< O$ar Pry and ra.mlly. }4r~. Ed Le'flB who llas been aer· loull!' !U to ni>t !mpi'O\olnt! ... wUl pi:Qbl.bly te ~~~n ~? ' ~tal for an O~ratlon hl the near future. J w~ lPell~!!oD o.nd;. Oeo. Johnson lind Jesse .1obniSOn att.en~d. LOVE MASTERS FEAR-There i• no fear m lo ve ;_j buL J>erfect love casteth out fear.-1 John 4 ;18. 5 ,;.:.~-.,;,--~-=--~-,;,-===":'~7.': ~ , Ml' and M'tl. 0Mr1e :B&I)I!J' mo-lored to Columbwl 'lbundaf .and 1t, !>pent lhl' day 0 E. Of!OI'I'"' and daUih~r came home Bund&.y eY .b spent the past We... I~ and Co lnmbu~ w!:11 hlll 80n and dttUJht.er The M E Sundal I!Chool plcnt.c wm be Sunday Sept 18 everyone mvlted. Mn M A Bunce and daUShter Grace l>)Jf'nt Friday wtth her Pal· ent.s H . H Rd!.Jl!h ll'Ud wilt- ot I m.e-~Jil'e ,, J Bet tha Randal {}f Ch!!s~re .. \\114i ~he week end gueKtll of her COllllln 0 E. Rot.hc:eb and family. Billy Beckll!y of Pl.tt.sburah who spent the pasJ mout 11 here wiUl rei~ lltlves rHUJ'Of!d home Caturdav accompanied by hl'i ;rrandmother Mrs F 1nnk Switzer who wm v~it her Lous MWte Berry and tane .c. Rothgeb iq)ent 8m1rloy w.ftth Wllleen re- I .. ~~r:~;=-=~::::~ polis. two daughf("NJ. Mr~ John ~kley aii(J Mrli. rJck BacH, • 1n , ~ " " " ' \It thetr 1101'1! Eir~ and 1•~ o~ 4Jalll4 I fefl·,, I Mr and Mra. J:d Wll.l.ll IIDd 1100. .. were the Bv.ndaJ I "'" Be ADDISO~ . ; ! I H01r 'f<>ioa wu ,, \ ·l~JI'~-?;·~-~ , :j ~, t ', ~ 1r I ..... , .Jfl~ Ja.:~_gd/e, _ _ THE CIGARETTE ">HAT'S :· THE CIGARETTE THAT '' ' • ·'·, I �. ,..., .. • '' ~ ... NOll lAb I nlckel The lUll lhall meet at al1oft4 io join. to &It rour Jldn.o found Whieh wW restoft: ~ rne rear of the f()C)!tball fteld at. t!w elpal fiR' • c&1'd .. .1000 . . too to eoonom)' equa)lty with 1'1\dllitry Icnot-hole Ill the fenee bMk Of t.be npon at tchool Prida)' ~ Lhrouah the application of IILdrt ....... I'. . Jri~ Tt; - VIr,mla G.>eca · ~<;;:~ ~~ -__ I r·--::"."'::---:--;--:--....... "'~ s:m?'R-..,..-J...-----' . r --- '. mencan p-Tt'kS teJ b r 1u sumors A b•nJapan J, ,1 • • m as--· "'" or I I =~~"::: !:!."'=l"ovaK w.uMJNOAIIo-;;;;;wu: "'~..~... ,....:... -.,"""' a p]M:&r !.here, dtpol!llt a Nciel with A houlle-'WU'Dllnl Mild ahower wu leoath the allepd tail~ of &be ...:::.:::~:..:~;:::::::::::;.======== I l..ed the att.nclaal, they lball be odml .. l ... - - Marlon Allen!WWU> .. ~ to the pme thro\llh 'he bole. Uleen BtansbUJ'J' apaLtmmt WhCJ'\! ..,.............nl_ .... ,,. ...., . . . ,.., • 1 The Knot-Hole o.nc will be u- t.he1 haM IOnt to houae-kel!pll\1, Prom the prHent Republican ' Fitmed to apeclal ble&cben on the 1TueadQ' bJI' Wn. AILenawmtll'"' au... le&deratup he ~~.aid Lhe rarmen can port hlrh school football Krwt- ~port. aide o tthe fteld. lk \ ter, Mill V1ra:tnta Leonard of expect only th1A Hcltl Oena MGi1.ln E.s.rei , prim" McComas will have charp l!f 'tM U&rton. Tile evenln& ••• apcnt tp "More RepllbUcan tM.rltfa. Im~ pal or the hirh school And Lee 1¥11- boy& and wm give each a aet card plaflnc, at the cloee or wbtch piB.cable oppoAitton t.o any pJa.n Lo Ccma'll, prmcJpal of Ult! Pw.rl ' JUles, wh1cb mUJt be obe)'ed, or a luncheon ..... .erved. ral.ae the p!'lce of farm procluctl. A !.lrtet sch(l{.), r.llflClUIC.: lh:J.t Lh... I the membership wU1 be rnoked. , 'l'bolle present were Kathryn Procrarn of ·at.arvllll' out' a Ullrd at!! accr.rr.m r.da.t~ tlliY 200 roi CI II · 'l'he boya will ~ allowed Lo yeU .. Ellz&beth JUhllnt, PauUne Tucker· t.he Pl'tiiM!ht Production . A tplendld bf u• In this cl'ge.nl-r.u.tlOn so yuu I h;udly 85 possible and make all the ~· RuLh Orate. VlrlhWI Ol'tfi prospeet, thus reduoed too lowt!lt I better hurry I r·{.lw lh!::;y wt.llh but they mll8t atav j Ma~:.e ~~~t:, p~~ te:rm.11. the pre.l!l8nt adminlatiatlon The wgani:mUon v~ s Kuot-Ho)l• the Dleachef& a.nJI not rc.t~.m ro 1MrR. Bta.rllng ' Meeul1oush un: UU farmers to put their lnt.truta 61t.lli: iol' the Miadlepon ~)··I • utlu~r 'PII.rt& of the fteld . 'I eruoe Lloyd, Mr8, Don Enmrer. b1to ~hP. hand.s or their bJttereet •:•10GI tootbll.ll 1111mcs will b... held ' Tht: Knot·Hole Ou.ll& mcmbel'll M't'6. Wesley Ely, Zelia, Mary and opponenl.II- Me'n who will liJO 1.o any F'11day mt.•nfnl!! :md "!: kxil' " Il l c wlll ccutl l <lfltLW In th e ~•r of the, Bettv Lly"ht.er, Nellie Bolt.o:l, ~arill and all length8 to HBfegWLrd and 8l'lldt schoolS or Middleport. " ':11 1'ootbo.ll fteld, and prwnply 11.1 7 rr Hll.rrah ond Gamet Burcbetl tin!~ st.rengl.hen a prot.eeted few but Wllo wlU coldly say to the Amerl· . ' UC allowr:.d a m~mb· n..ul' u;t~ ." •'~ '- o'clOCk, enter the amall aaLe or l lloHf's~ nnd t.he sucst oflioni'Jr l ~n fm mer'~ "One third or you. an Group Of 300 · Members ~lcation to the prtnclpal or t h ~.;J . l;c.lt= ln the fenoe, show their mfln1- j }\.:!!Jm~ t l:!uhtp card to Mr, McOomaa, df'· CLUB HOSTE88 IX!..i needed Run a race with To Formed To The n wJil oe 1: 1 . ,~1\'l~"'' ,, 1 • poatt & nickel in tus hancl anJ ) M1 s. Cecil Bradbu;y entetl.alnei.J bllnklupLcy to see which will and no dues and each nu• mb ~ J •\ ,. march directly t.o their aecUon of I her the huudred club at her home Y!W. It l.\1 no new lheory of See Games be ~t1Vt!n a card, be&J.1ng hi!. I.Lil1f! bleachen. Mr. Mc:COinll wll! n-. l on South '.L'hlrd '!,VCIIUe, Tuet;dav IOVernment U hall 11een react t. s~.gned by the cha.lrma.n of tht' ma.tn wltb them during each II ~~~rnoon. MMl B 'F Pultz Br wa.<~ 1onary policy .!iluce tim~ tmrnorta~ ' PRICE I~· NICKEL ~ und •gh ~chool atlllettc <LSSOciaLion game. Shou1d any member or th~ ~ 1\Je&t. ! He lp Lhe re .. : P•·rhatps t.bose n.1s ca1'd ~·ill eutltll:! cnr.h rlW I1'· Pl1l a.rrtve after '1:60 o'clocll. h" • a Ml'!l. Emma ~,etch ~celvcj th w!ll l~ kind 6Q011ih LO hel • .&. rst club prize ~ and -Mrs rt . r.. ~ony P 110e Which With Membership bu· of Ll1e gang t.o t\n admbston LO will not be admlttM · 'l cmpk.lllS, th4' ~eoond ~lub prize, '" 1 ~ 1 .u.t1 lwme foctll"J: ;.r-:~.· lht'l '1£'1\ The m~ . wm oonsist oti Mrz... F'11llr wrts'li.W'.Lrd4'd . th<! illt!~ t h~~',. un1>0und u , !t ll> u:: fu. i1 ,t Card Allowo Owner bun ror one nickel . ,11, .x,;}:; (II \.be grade sohools il.nd , J.rl~et • .s i11 unjus~ .: naw;try can never 1 To Enter Field rh~ In charge set the price of will alve all a.n OOJX.ltunltr 10 l'it-'li!J' Mr. J.nt! Mr.s. \i.~ .•:lJl Mur,:l} l l; prepare unless the asrlculturall admiralcn lor the m1 n• i.J, cr • the (JBmes for only It nickel 'lthe ,;.1rned to their horne at fi 1mtlnit-l mn¥ket Is restored and t~rm buyine; 1 £{uct·Hcle Oang a~ u nick.el refllllar admission' prtce ror chU-1 tOln the Hrst oi, t)lP 1\'et!k tolit)Whllt !Jower 1eturna Without t&rtft C"mon kid:;, !!Cl 111 -Inc for Vf'• ,- which tl tf'l' say does not menn l'L e dren 1s 18 cents. I htl'e- wukR v~•. here wUh ~hP adjustment the President's prorram ,mC'mbershlp ca1"d ta the MjcH.!lc - penruc.s, dim~ c: QUtHtu but <-~ •" Hemtmber beys, only 300 will be l former's p~rents,\ j..•1·. ttnd Mt l.'!' ls ~0))61CSII. Without active aS&IIt- 1 ra010 10-L H~U' C~N~G IS ~RCANil[O Bl SC~~~l ~HitEBS ot] i o1 1 I ' • I " * • • Taldtt~ of • • PictutW In Tok[o for Commercial Purposes IIIHd Storm in Junker Preu, Ch&rJhll ..Seriou• II&Dlteat&tioaa by Am,rie& A1ainat Japan." i:=· 1 I au•·t I -t. - ----·- I RUSSIA VS. AMERICA HE CO~l'fiUNI~iS who ore doing everything in their :gower to change America so that condjttOnl:l wi11 approximate those in Russia, are inconsistent, to say the • mto • least. Juat why they would change our country one which aJiowre bf nothing in the way of freedom which we enjoy, is difficult to understand, e~pecially when that T change wouid wor~ <uch a hardship on their activities. No one would be hit harder than these self-same Commu· nisW wh o would have us believe cornmumstic prmctples urt! the only answer to the wor]d's question~. "" S\ock • • in Pt. 'leal8-llt ftt&y. Sat,... ; ;,j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i on~ in.:~ ~~d 'l"o Anothe;: ''" or <Jther commodities aM po..,essiono, are punished by dcat'h. This alone should be the signal for the lawbreak. By Artb\.lr "euae" Bacr ers and troublemakers to oppose a movement that WQuld tend' to brillg communism to AmerkH. for or all classes, l'ilt!,~""":'=:;:='~"'::-"":~=====:====="====::== those hardest hit by their unfnir, un)'·ielding and uncom. i -promising dictates, are the ones who are working hardest to undermlne our systen1 Of govel"l)ntent here. If che;~~~ :Jiri~r.~ are made, Lhey wUJ show that those most likely to · under the spell of the conlmunitrtk cfeed are thof.e talk '8: 1g'reat deal more than they think:-. THE ARMY AND NAVY p·throughoQt WILL BE good news for the gt·eat majority of citizens the country regardle1:1s of whether or not lloward Ve..-1Ma.tJ-e · o.nd. family. Those spendlni S\mday Wltn Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bland were : Mr . and Mrs Hft.rr)' J(Jdnson and erln~ dren and 0 T . Edwards ot ("!ift<in Harry Bass and family of He.nwoou. and Jo,e Kerns apd family of I A$undet' an illuijtration of what we let might expe£t were we 1, to live the Ruqsian regime, us note some ot the J•ructices over there. For il,lstance. robbers of fooq a.s well -· ' wJt,lch he aeem. After a &~ irr ~ to ml!d1tate. I'll!! tlllld: "[ think ' we'd bettl!r be l...vihr ·for- •N e w r Y o r k Lftnoroow ai.a"bt. ' l'9e been , lnokin~r UJ1 ~ailinfs 8nd hare wired fur reservf,tlons ,~n the Maj,at\e on tlle tou,~enth. t It ha~ <'orne , •• t~ dre&d ' iJf', Oti, it's so hard , •• But nt to • • • WUI ta:e ••. R11 ne'Ver has .•• Oh, ~ar it... . i!li<i?""o"i~: , !~~·~~· ~~ID:>A."t' ~~~ ···= ------fUNDAMENTALLY WRONG TtfNNEY in 13peahng for the Democratic party GENEin Maine, speeches no doubt Pterued by Democratic I J -------.-------- Ka~ryn Neff VI wkon~ post £"&~ , duate cour~ ln Galllpollil She Is staylne wtth hl:r aunt Mrs Ann~~o Adams. I Mr and Mrs Ed ThornpRotl flt.tended a birthday dinner at MI. 1ond Mrs Milton Dlazer of llu1avUie Sunday. l School betfun Momtuy With Clnr11 O'Hara teac~r I \1' 1JJ IforMaxBt. Bunce Clnlrsvllle New Y rk 1 · Ur.~ Alfx Bolles rccr:ivcd WOl'd Nlonfla.t that her fathL'r Will Jivtrt. of Pl Pleasant. 1•jld pttased awar .. io1. u; 1 1 1 t I l!OUd judge11, Jlr?butlon [lllyc!Jialri!lt!l, cf!mlnvlogllltll Intere-sted lit tho tre.a~­ IUH! pre,·entlon OC erlllle In' tlte I - 1 --- - - -- ---- -- - . ' Speci•l for Sept. 14 to 2$, Hot oil treatment. Shampoo and Fin•er Wave 75~; 1tr" Shampoo and Fin.. ref. Wa.•e SOc; Merticure ! •net. F¥ial 7Sc. Areh free. 1Call 125-L. Modem Beauty t Shoppe, Middleport, .I -r- ~ l 9-13..2t - --- - - - - Se~t., I U!.l!lt •. kave Thursday w teach In the 1 Bethesada hiRh school He is a gradtlate of Ohio Umversity. , ] .~...' Mi-s. Nellie Trlchler and daughter .,;!adys ,s)knt Monday with lf.n;. J. H DeLaney and mother Mrs Davkt Carman ~ ' j' . I 1 St.denb of Cl'ime Nntlnnfll' l'rv.Ltlttlon ' 1\M~OCI•- · m: Ps$0dllt1Qu JtiPtl'.= up of --o/4~ - - ., Rushville lilLie octta l rom hls nelrhbor. He could drink If he wanted to or tw could let tt a.lo11e. The .nswc1· wall ,.., ' YOU EVER STOP ' t:o 1M? By t:P.~~ R. WAJT~ Sllawqee, Oklaho~e 1 ' ' ' ' ' j r r ' .... ,..1. ':ou 8hould 1~rai~e your home cit.}' ami bo~~ with >Ill yout· might. ' "' ../,. ' . J!' • ·" ,< "'"'"'""'· ~· '" ~ •· , i ' ' i . '' : ;' ' ll ' / \ .. ... . 1,- 11 ' , i . 1 .o·N. J-wEo'N·e~oAv · i'No . I ,·)I 1<1. • • ·' .. . ,,; . ·,$ 1 ~ SATURDAY -NIGHTS ••• . •' .~ ~ l I ' f "' ' •, . • t ... ...... ' .. 'I ·~ · ~·-· · · ..... . ..._.. .,. ... J Sr.. they're 1lgh.l bnck whuc the\ r.:tu.rted from We ~>tudk'<l the sgtua.Uon and went l'ight ahead a d d'd cvo·ythtnr the Fl.nns dld w. h 11 few added nourishes. \ &m;; ,si~g• them all. Heu. • ' t • ·~., ' .,..• '• ,. ~ Mn•ic in the pir be:.ntching mu8ir. ttBh1es" or ballads . . . , . sad ~ng•, ~l~rl _B4)ngs ~ •• !>1~ favo.:.'tet~ 0(, ·, !~test hits . '.. Chesterlleld's Girr of ' ' "'· •' ! j ' f I .,: 1 i . ! , :. \ ;., : •' ;::~; , !.:~ '~\'~.Y,~·· ., ~• • ", ., ...... 1 J}~· ' RUTH-..E.TTINGi :' ln Chesterfield'• Radio Progr«m, Dadumt, ror,19e ! ·~ "Music that SatisliP-S,'' every Wednes- form , of unjustifta.blat~;~ 1;~·:rt:•~~ to · 1 day , and ·Sa111rday night-Columbia coast-to-coa•t Network. . ' FLOREN% ZIEOF&LD· me,• abt . """'· .. "I co"'ide~ Ruth Euing tJw greatest singer 'of•ong•tlml I lraoo nwnoged in my forty yearji tn the theater." her kneea bealde him, tean eyu. "I am hyaterlal. I've on auch a &train. So afraid awf11l to me-"l;;~~~~~:;ii:~ out btathing~ hand and atroked 64 Have I ever aaid awful wm I .. ..''. •' .'.'- qoato~ dear1' 1 J know I'm eon· I * * * Che•wrji~ld R;,lio Program-Every night I ' ~xffpt Snndayt Columbia coQfl<t·to-eoast Network. ,...,. ""'"to cln I Ia tiiO hal>lt of - .. =:~~·= ID1-t'O< ester ie !1•m91ll'af;ll •lal~lte lt~pul}licau!V ~rc wot·king pqth oJI!)e' ~trea$ , oa the ~rp!J!ttjtion 'loij up bu! in , ti1Jl•~ .oj neaw "1:~tllc !V<l•~!Pf potlt •ides of the straitf la ~~~~.~~~:r ~~~Jlft~~·-wi?~l?~ th~ road. ' ~ ,'; ' a:W,It: IJKau.se I'm Jo len with' llfbralt War,a' aM Ill '"• . ,.. , • 1 l NWPJt. ·, . . '"'"' wjth the end in view that the preeent 11eneratiqn •l~l,qne protit (rom tpe m 0 n e y '" expender· 'f~~e f~! jn•lijnCe, our sch~ols, our nit~hways, our potit- 1 .. ofticos 1 and pt~•1• puhlic btiil<lln~•· would jt h~ fafr, 1 wo~Jtj l~ .he equitable, woulq it be •ound reasoning ll>r 1 ~~~" ~j!J.¥ fRr 64eh projects to be foote4 solely by tjte vc~- i ~r8t!on of. (axn~yers now w~o urc arrantringlor mucjt of , ~uc,lt work \R ~jve employm~nt at present while the i>Y!k of !J!e ~rlvaptare• will be paosed on to the 11enerations 1 to comel i . ro tllinktna- ",voter,: ouch statem~nti! . ••• ma4e ljy ' Tunney in ~1, elfort-s to swing M•ihe tuw.rd democr~ey, I will bare ~lle opposjte e~ect. ; ' 't '' I , . '· I 8ABl' TAK(N TO HOSYJTAJ;' i 0 I idwln Schwab, two mon\hs 11tr1 1 lOontlnued Prom Pat~~ 0n~· ~ ' "011 ur Mr and Mrs Edwin Schwab t. who I~ suffe•lng with ~.,1., 1 sponslbillty." ,• pneumonia was rushed to the Bet~~en Mr Coolldj-e and M-'1 .zer hospital .11t oaw 118 Hoover,• he declared, they have 1ro nirht He was·report~ be~: P opcnenr.a or one plan off og111nst easier Werlnei>day uftPrnoon another. "the apparent object be- 1 _ ~ .._ · I lng to c1eate a sltuatipn in which It : ELDt~cnO;LI:;· D~-.;-; Is po.e.slble for adminlstratlon lead· ctnclnnau '"('' 8 t 14 INS 1 lerBhip to say, '"How\can we do any· 1 Thi• •·art!Cr ot p01.\ie~P l:ro.si;'y Sr. I thllliJ tor arrlculture when It Is not futhel or P(lwel Crooley Jr of,ra-' [ lil.iretld wtthln Itself as to what !l tl!o fame wu.s rlosect today I wants to do?'' The elder Crosll;rr"'· who /Ills 83 : For hill own part. he said, he pro- 1ye~rs aid last Chdstmas dl(d yesI)OrJed to "cmnpoae Lhe confllctln:g 1 .erday at Christ .hospltai h"Prte folelementa of these va~lous plans, t-. , lowing a brtcf llblcAA from' CQfnpll · ~e end thal a solution can 1 be. c,"'ff.On or dl8ellllell . -· • ... ; · mitid..· I don't e&Tfl to ro to P4ri1. No:w for it·. , . Oh, now for it .• wm }tfo be like all the other ...~~··I after tll! It's the fil'flt time I've ever opJ)Q!!ed him , • , The ftnt politicians for the effect his talks wJil have on Voters through his popularity as a fiarhter, say~ he b against we haven't rr.-pea1ed ~he Elld,t~ bonded dcl>t because he believes in each generHtion pny- t.Pnth Amendment yet.. But thi:!Y · b'll · · . . tell tw ~ou could knock it llff tpc Jllll 1ts own 1 s. How mcons1stent and fallacious IS such tree with a Jpntor League oosc~~ll an argument. · bat. It's hanging by o splclel''~ ~st 1 N4\turally the democratic princtples would hold Jtll:lt 1l.bt·utd ! ntch an argument in their political propaganda u.t this time because they want people to believe that with timc:t us they are at present, bond issues should not be indulged J in. Yet guch gtatements do not co~mcide with the move~ ments und t~e arguments of the democratic leaden! in t~e' recent congress Such statements arc altogether in. ed!w!,istent with the trend of the times and with the fact that certam debts incurred by the present generation for instance, will he a benefit to many generatioiJa to come. j ln fact, there nrc few bond issues made wltich arc I· I . .I hailed with delight throughout the nation, ao well it •hould be. )1~:~~>. ··~r ~ I I ' Flnt, Finland decided ,thal all tbc biJ and little FIDnlcktlrs were blctt.lug up teo much ~e ~mt t.t.a.e;ger sauce per CJJ.plta, lw , 375 I ~isypointed; but I've ehan~d I -· . . ·-- · I "Dadtuu, rm •trald You'll GibbstoWn. they are ath,etic addictH, to learn that athletic relatioB::~ So th~ Fum~S sll~ped oJJV{'I' the , Frank Kibble aud wite f'; Par- ~i~t~~;~:~~~~ between West Point and A·nnapoli& have been resqmQd !seed pld l';crdlc 4UlUindw~nt ~nd ·kmoburll' gJent t.he week end '"i~ 1 Jo Inland wM drier hu.1\ tt. mum. t'elattves bere •. und that a footbaH game under regular conditJOn~:~. w1jl ruy'~ t.oenaUs. Winfield a~d Clyd..., ,.~Y fl\mll- ! again be played this Fall. For aevernl years, 'becuuse of l\ , tes spent P'rid,ay evenln; with 'f[ f · b t ffi 1 f th t h 1 Thu-eupon th6i aturdy old Finns friends In Reed,v11lc d1 erence o opuuon e ween o Cln s o e ~o Sl' oo a, turned arcu~d and dlank more Eugene Oowder)l and Oallu the colorful game between thetle institutions has not been than evEr. Nobody can tdl P .Finn Schultz spent f.he -..."eelr: end wl~ .,hat 10 do aft.or he's gone ant1 Mr. Camp and. family or Indian P I aye d · dcne it. Run. Baker and Mt.·s. Ray~ Th ere is every reason why the two protective unlt:,:, Mrs. QJld chlldrefl were of our government should be on the best of termM at all Bo, Finland was dry nn J..I'-'DCr Qf OecU Slaeon But Lhe ISitWdust wa.11 du.mp times. To say the lea st, thmgs did appeur awry when thCy failed to agree on what seemed to the average citir,en, to They ~clved this extra ]Jroblem by rt:ptnllng the 1prohliJIUon phtij~ he a minor matter when all other things reg11.rding the ter. two schuolfl, were taken into consideration. 'f.he news Fltmlcker clt1Zen could utoe therefol'e 1 that thoy huve ugain agreed to a.gree, wiU be hl5Each. own Jlldll'ment and borL'o"' a ; ' CHAP'fER THIRTT·FIVE }. DeL&.nev und We motor~­ Culumbus SaturdilY, tl'l.elr daugh• 1 lt'r VI18Jn1Et whcv hu:~ ' ,been ViSIUnr hb ulibt, Mn; l:f'Rrry Jllna lind ram~ .Jy came 11om~ wiW them Thelr 1I mother lo.rs, : Davi,d' Carman who t; pent tht PLI.IIt m~tl1 hare went. to Columbus with tfl4m Mr and Mrs. t'.oy Rothgt~b :.n· ncunte tll{! birth of a 10 lb 11011 1 Sept 10 )l.e has been gwen the r.ome of Georte Ewing !ctte Beverage spen": Wednesrlny u1 farme~ c&n find ll, marnt for hJe. 1 1good~. It fiUiBellli'J that It Industry i Columbus. M~·s. Mar}' Klns l'i h~ has tx.-cn ll"flvtYtVI, the farm~ ·vm be tak'en visUme In Akron fo; t :.e J..lll~ 1• thr4'C" 1 car,e of, Thouah You au know that 1 month" has returned to ht!r hom'! the Loom of 1929 brou,h~ noc.W K1n· ' WilY =>II'~<PI Gravel Hill ' but ~ L II'f'l lllt et>ll and mbre debts n~ Mr. ond Mrs Tom Rt!S.<Iell r'!turn. I Lh .-. tm·mf'r · -ed to th!!h home at Akron the !lrsl I "1h~ situ&tto chaJie~ f!r~he week afte1 a lew d.aya Vtstt 1 relipon.slble sta~man ·m . A·me:.~~ M;s Charks E. amlth and dan- 1t.o ,o;eek tn arrieultural · c~leH aft aht.Pr Harrle Marie spent the Wt!t'k 1 w.chYe remedial plan. 'Jl're Prell! · end Jn Huntington. 1d~nt hal> Indicated hls attitude in ---allvoncc "I cannot share hJs view. I will llOL believe that lfl tt).e face of II problem like t.hls we must merely 1 rcontlnuf"d frnm. ~a.Jit one) , thrqw up oun hands I have un· J Sunday Creek cOaJ. eo., Pred EAAex ' tduml{d talttt in a solution and de~ repre~~entinc Uul Stalter EFJ;f:X ' c;llne the dt.'f1!!'11:ttst ·· attitude ~oiiil. , Cllal Co, and Page Morris. rep;·esen- LireleS$1\ In the work of adv&n~l t Ung The Monhatt.un coal Co t.o " bcUer o·ttered economic ilfe ' I I' ii I Hugh stewar~ of Letart SW!nt ,the latt-er part ol the wee~ vlsltinJ hl.l ~~le i '!j I Rupe/ J ,:H I !1 Jame11 nnce. thle schedules MIS. Murray. Otho Trttcy a:1d Miss Cht.r· 1l l:lreak tht Grundy farmer lonr before can the . vlslt ~lvee before retumlnllwme. Mr. aDd M.n. Bam. Fry al;ld. childr-!n were Sunday guest.& of< O$ar Pry and ra.mlly. }4r~. Ed Le'flB who llas been aer· loull!' !U to ni>t !mpi'O\olnt! ... wUl pi:Qbl.bly te ~~~n ~? ' ~tal for an O~ratlon hl the near future. J w~ lPell~!!oD o.nd;. Oeo. Johnson lind Jesse .1obniSOn att.en~d. LOVE MASTERS FEAR-There i• no fear m lo ve ;_j buL J>erfect love casteth out fear.-1 John 4 ;18. 5 ,;.:.~-.,;,--~-=--~-,;,-===":'~7.': ~ , Ml' and M'tl. 0Mr1e :B&I)I!J' mo-lored to Columbwl 'lbundaf .and 1t, !>pent lhl' day 0 E. Of!OI'I'"' and daUih~r came home Bund&.y eY .b spent the past We... I~ and Co lnmbu~ w!:11 hlll 80n and dttUJht.er The M E Sundal I!Chool plcnt.c wm be Sunday Sept 18 everyone mvlted. Mn M A Bunce and daUShter Grace l>)Jf'nt Friday wtth her Pal· ent.s H . H Rd!.Jl!h ll'Ud wilt- ot I m.e-~Jil'e ,, J Bet tha Randal {}f Ch!!s~re .. \\114i ~he week end gueKtll of her COllllln 0 E. Rot.hc:eb and family. Billy Beckll!y of Pl.tt.sburah who spent the pasJ mout 11 here wiUl rei~ lltlves rHUJ'Of!d home Caturdav accompanied by hl'i ;rrandmother Mrs F 1nnk Switzer who wm v~it her Lous MWte Berry and tane .c. Rothgeb iq)ent 8m1rloy w.ftth Wllleen re- I .. ~~r:~;=-=~::::~ polis. two daughf("NJ. Mr~ John ~kley aii(J Mrli. rJck BacH, • 1n , ~ " " " ' \It thetr 1101'1! Eir~ and 1•~ o~ 4Jalll4 I fefl·,, I Mr and Mra. J:d Wll.l.ll IIDd 1100. .. were the Bv.ndaJ I "'" Be ADDISO~ . ; ! I H01r 'f<>ioa wu ,, \ ·l~JI'~-?;·~-~ , :j ~, t ', ~ 1r I ..... , .Jfl~ Ja.:~_gd/e, _ _ THE CIGARETTE ">HAT'S :· THE CIGARETTE THAT '' ' • ·'·, I �. 1 ' ' ~j:,!tfntt: N:!,~ ._ _ To Dufon'" - S~ATORS LOSE To Soi To ·Drop 11urWr -IW,ind A'a For Sech I I ~· , -"!· \ ~~Wit~ Amerlcan1 -~a:11" the · 7toland finally bea~ Pr.anant matlctam heaved a IJ.Sh or rellef ~be the '-.tt'ODI.l Wii!B6.il !h.&!. A~QPib · a:e~g !ia. better'than '-"'~ ~ ~ their twin ·~ q ':;'9iet19 .. .. . lt&l1',.auk;ce IU Y~W'd~~oy , .610 00 ?4 649 61& . ~ 1G$ • 7'1' 74 ]13 .!H3 ttt 91 77 .A98 . . . . 00 00 .364 •. K~UL TS ~iji~al . 67 ft.O<jbest.er . . . . . . . 84 Jersey City , . . . 1~ the Oubli: ·cr~ 'e~ lead to ' D l -2: gaa\ea' lrtllle tM l'lrat.ea were being whltnr~~ bN Ed. :&randt 91 the ., Nt'"' R&"P Uy I .U2 L08T-Between Davl$ Ice tmpossl.ble for Pl.t.taourgh - - - __ EA~~ 100 ..... oK for &ent- I With The Wreatlers By I. N B. At New York-Dlck adelphia, detea.ted Steve AI. Newar, N J - Pat 0 6hocitc1. Bait Lake City, dcl ~ atcd RlclJ arcl Stahl, Germany. - AMI!:RICAN LEAGUE New York 9: Clevcl:md 3 Chicago 4: Washingtor. 1 St. Louis 9, Bost.on 4. Only games schndulet!. INTER.o.~I\TIONI\L Lf.:,\Gllt<: Montreat 6: RcchttsLcr ti . St. Rent eraronable. Wrlt.e Leon· a.rd Epple, Pomeroy, R.- D. 2. 1:_1~-st, Jen.:tly City 6; AlbalJ Y 4 Thpse Amazing Cubs -- - -- FOR RENT-l"!ve r(·otM, 1·4 s.cre 11nden, gu and electrl.clty. /&. &OOd barl&in for wmeone. MrR~ Ailnle ·.E. Pickens, Racine, 0 .• R . D. 2, IIOX 2. 9~13·3t ' Ba lLhnore 'I: Newarl;: 3 1'm onto at Buflalo fuun• By HARDIN BURNLEY - - - - - - - - OAlUE:S 'rODA Y Al\l£RIClAN 4.SSOCII\'1'TON' Columbus a.t Iudlanapolis 1nigbt game J 'l'olei:tb at LoUis ville Mllwal!kee nt St Paul Kansas c.ty at MliUlCfl!lOlb. l"'R SALE-New mt.odem siX room hoWif wU.h bath, tun siZed base· ment and flll'ne.ce .m M.aln street. J!lma.l da.wn payment bal&nll!! on . ~~!(terms. Wrtle boll 3'18, -~1:1:-'ai roy, Ohio. »· " '• -- __ ....; Wr.nted- NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnatl at Phlladelphla ___ Pltt.!burgh a.t 13ostoo. St. LOuis nt Brooklyn. Chka,.o at, New Yotk AMl!:FICAN LEAGUE Bcx:;ton at Cleveland. .- MAC, I Wt5H V00'D WANTED-Oa.l'S to wr,sh and NOTICE 1 will not bt- L'tl&po~il:lc rm· any debts contmc1.cd bY A.nyoue other thnll m:;~lf'. W, E. Motley ---·-- Wopr\d'• Olvi~lan• ·~ UndlJ !tb 1/iU~H thnl It Mnlllt•tl mes Mt'ems thnt the wu rltl i 11 mml .. -.p Hlotout t.~1unll~ vf l"'l'lil'tul 11hn know 1oo much, and or tl1o»e w110 knm' too lULie. -··--- -·- 6e:t' ME. "'TH06E R.ED BER.R.t£-6 ON 'THE .q. monlze Phone 308·R. Mecnanic. 9·14~ 3t St1'eqt Auto Laundry. Rolph Rasmussen, of Kenoshu , WiA., and t'•Jr twenty~five yearK the National Dani::~h Brcth erhood of Amerh:,l, hu• iu•t been knighted by the King of Denmark in the Order of Dunebl'og, htghc::;L ranking order outside ITOWill family. He is sho wn his decotation. - ~.---· A ROUG!!. INTERNA'I.WNAL I.EAGU•: Toronto at Roohe<!ter. Montreal at Butral.::~, Albany at &ltlmore. Newark at Jersey City. GE'E,ilLLIE, 11'6 ~ETrv' -Banner DANC:ET?OU:S C.LIMBtNG UP"THE:Qe ' \ ',_ \ ' ..........,.. ta.st £ ,. NEW SLEEVE CUT ,I ....han. r;.,,, ,.,.~,, .,, n6"''~ ;,,4 : litlc4ttl i• p.,.;, .,J 161 lfllll,nl . , I All •d• i• Ntv y,J, Elizabeth Oondor •I I And don't you like the new &leeve cutP . 1 ' ' I I 1"1-1~ CLJI3S' crinkled black crepe ntln, The dull [ ! l.. ~Ekl LFADe(;a.·• Wine erepe silk or wool cre:(tl!l in 1 rh11m-brown is chic. CHAI21.EY G[illMMI Thit 11111 Nt. 7171- lfllll1 bt tbl•irst~l in •imu M ~· 36 '' #2. It (, zn ,.,J rtlltl:l' ltr imwwlitlll dti<t~tr1• !JuJtd ral, II U ~ - iD fhw to Glt Thut PalleJ'fiS ~· •nc\ IS cents (in atamps Ot' coin) lo ~a~hmn Bureau. Wdte eardull)' 1 11nd tllainly YQUr name and full ad· dren', the number of tM psttern ad lht ~b:e you wanl Address your l~tter io tile follow• 1!1& way :llallr 1'r.hune• f""'''t''" •~u · ,a • • 1:v,. A. · n,. ~ ··· ·' " 1' 1"1~ sn,.lrfl li W Nl-. N•" l:lrrl t' l \'n.r" '. ·r r:n•· ~~ '' t/ H ""''"' ~nd lhi• CJUP>O Ill:"~ out will Lm~ ~~;~~n b~t uturn mnil. 1 YDltf farls pattern Nn. 777:i, tHAt-·~ o · :, ' ' ,, . ' . . ... ' ' ' f.~ ' -' ~~Ia.ry -' :. ' .1& ' • "• IG.- - - - .. ~- FO[CMJ;I< ?IA!a WRo f!AS (3oLS:TEf2ED 11-IE CHICAGo IE"AMS . _ l~F(E"LD! ' r' • . ~~d J." ~t?: :~':N; ::!:.' · j Herman 'Prank and tamil)r ctiJ.Icd " who Will leave shortly · .. ;~on Oeorae Predertck wd famUy ' ~~[~~~~~~~t~ ' "'M "'"'"'"""I PQPL-1\~ '"D&t. ·Ml'll. - i"l'ed evenlnl. t. and r.t:rs. John Marr of Chi· l ' · ' '' · WOlle called' on her i Pi<miOai eRGo and the Belle Carleton &lld Mr. and l(n, V(ln(r~d M!~s. t;Jrs. dautb.ter )Ira w. ~. Borden and Jessie ~1f Syracuse l pt.nt last Thull!• Etrle Pack and 100 9akey ~ \'k:· famny Sunda)' afternoon. j clay wn.h Mr. nnd Mrs Coluntbua tor DeDi aU of He.mlin, W. V11.. Mrs. Jpe PJedea1ck 1a IODie bettor A. J;). Tt!:ttle and }''"-'nUy called ~ Ca•leton spenL Prlday nt,ht ~t;h Mr an<" Allnes Harrio who ~as been em· Mn. Jamee 'l'tlOb'IPsm· Ployd Rldeoour and tamlly SundaY I · liiOJCd 111 Wheeling for the past oeorte ~uqMr ar.d wlf'! and af1emoop John Cunntnlbam spent two ~ eurs 1s SJJcndin!l her vacJ.tmn Joe Nih worth ·of H!lllUnOOn wcore Mra. clint Blrch ape~i one day 1a~ W!UIIton where , he a~t~nq ~ ''' l( h her j)areut..'i. Mr. and Mn. T.j vi11ltln' J4r. an~ Mra. 1'hompwn laat weet wtth 0\lf smaer aod fam- ~ert 8 annual ptc.'ll .WIUI --• D Hal rls nl1d 1Amti..Y SQ.t.ur(\ay.' IJ)". ' ,,.~r. and Mira. ~~ ~~ '"Qt Mrs. Jo&ephlne J'tu'rlli who apent Eaa:lc Rld;e oki men beat Pi e touplly · ol- HclchL<• were tf.4UQI1Y I n 1 u.uct ~u1. F err i., E Smith , tHll l ll('l'! the blrlh of a lllll•Y g1rl bom the paSC. twoiwf!W wlt.h Mrs. Dal· Grove boy$ baaeOO.Il team Sal dn IUelta Qf ¥r. and Mra.· J. I . = Sun day mot nmg Sept 11 las Rat~ retun1eG to h'Cr home 16· 11 . .ur ey ~8. AJnt.nda War.l of· O~ ,. . Jo.mes Knight wlto \Vl\.h his fa~ at Ooal~n sa.turdu.y. baa ~ot &he put t.wv weia."~ lhcr T H. Knight wns .::ailed to I Mr. and Mftl, .lames Lemley ~nL ~hJI~ ~UJh~ Mn. Mat.Ue ) ~etll'f~ Cmc!nno.U t .~ o WC>Jk~ ago on DC· the week e~d at Go.lllpolill.· Mr., aM.~&. Leonard Vu !.(•f.q c'-\mt oi the' senou~ 1lln€ss of Mrs. J11.mea and Seaman Jtnldr..:; and ff .,1 and taudly ·~tpent. 5tiD~ay a~ W~t.;. i ,Knight 1eturnod home Monday. He Clarence t.ucas ot London ·~nt the ~~ ' ' !!tan. · ' 1cports bis rnoth:!r WI slightly lm· week: .end ' Wlth James 'hllkin.; and Mra. John 0om)llon who has M1-s. Rennie R~ll of EeA' LJ~ been Ylllitlnrln Oharle;ston returned verpool •pent BU»ddL:1 w1t.I'H~r .rla · 1proved Mr Knight. n:rnamed with rarntly. : ills wife Mrs Knight was la,l;;Pg Mr. and Mrs Klrbf of Mid.dlepurt 00 her ~ Stlndf,y. ter Mn. Lou Edwar.:irJ. ' and Mr11. W. E. Sbllvur and daU~~h· Mr. ahd :uta. E<l Kerwood of Mr. anCI )lrJ. Leatt:r Johnlcn and ' .stJrioUllly ill while vl~ltlng there. r Quite a nwnber nr citizens from ter Doria were aUHng on J.tr. ·and Bmw~ are- -.blttna: Mr. and Mn. familY are t:iBIUni Mr· IDfi': · Jltt, here attended the Spantsh·Amc~t- Mrs. Melvln Holmes Sunday 9 . m. John Compaon. , !40rJill JoJlnpon of Salem Sunday . CRn war veteran•, meetQg 1Mt Mr. and Mn. lklml'• Ho04;t and Yr. ancl ' Mn. Home~r Vaftlltter Tbe tenn of achool opeoed Non· sunday w~cb was held a.t the pt., son James sPeot s.tizrdt.J - ·n~\ a.n;d. tapillJ' ot JIUoq '8):!ent SUnday ~Y Bept. 13 Wl\11 the · to)IOW!ng: 1-PleB.IIatit etr grounds _ 1\Qd Sunday wlth relati.Vu ;)t. 01.1 .. ;fl!b r¥!'-1~~ w'".lii\GIJ:FtL teacQ.er• : 11W l!lm~rur, D~b}; prim· Ml.ss W lla Crosbie slipped a:-.:l Upolls. l · · 1 ~Y 8leeUI and aon Cb&r.tea of ary; ~ Leola Wolf, iniermecUa~; ' fell while about h-:!r hou.seholrt C..l~ ·f Leslie Clan who Is 1U wtth ti'· CbarleaCcia and VIrgil Sleetb of Dun and de:Orge MeDmJl)tt, prlnel~. tiel! Mouday mornJn u She Euffo.=rf'd phold fever is Jmprovilll' alowly bar were SUnday aue.ta of Mr. and Mr. McDermln whose home ti vt an nri:it fractcoo. Mr and Mr&. Le311e Lemley .. and Nn. Thomas Sleeth. Vll'lll remain· Cotta.gevtlle wm bllQrd wll.h. Tim The two schools ;1r re began Mo... chlldJ.~n were vlsltln"J Mr.....nd Mrs lnt for • '1\'Mk.'ll 'lllofatlon. Ed warda. Ora. Rumfield over .the weelt E~nd. Mr. and ~. Delbert Becker and -- - - - - - day Sept. 12th W1111arn nnd LeQ~ Sou.Lsby 'J/ Ml'. a.nd Mrs. Wrn. Moore and ftm\IJ of ~dleport. apent Qundil~ Dulr Pratt, W. Va, visited Mrs. Jane Crtlmeena were the SWl· "{I~ ~·· "*~tie Be.nr:v. d£.)' gueatH of Mr. u.!ld Mfl. nan )(r. aDd ·~ Clmr~ Olbba and One hear~ n ~;mtt t1~·1\l n~•ut the mother Mrs. J~ney Sunday. Mrs. ac.ull;:,l' Bmith. r 5011 or HartfOrd were wet!ic end aln;~·lll · mlnth•tl 11rnft-M!iilrll, but uone serioUsly Ill. Evelyn Sha.ver apent Sunday with Pesta of ~· and ~a. Thomr.r; more uhl:lf'nt mlnl1ct1 t11an tlm de~· I = I an·l 1 C'tH"t'or. 1 I I I I ~r tU\d · Mrs . .:'harley MulligAn and son of Albany visited a few days last week with E1zn W~lch and w,.,.,.•• Bobby ROll&. · Mr .and Mra Elr.a ~· tl~t wllo ~;nltl wothln;ly aa be ap. Seott of ~· lUd Mrs. Barrett a.nd Roy 11 1 1 11 1 '• t b1 Cheshire vl&ltod Sunday with her Ptc!tent of steubtnvtae weu wc3ll: I' e~: t•t• 1' f'rfl to 1.,.. au om(,l I e: ~.Qta Mr. $0d .,r,_ John 21fe. end pests Of Mr and Mrs. Ray "N''II~·. thiH I ~ ~olng to hl.ll't Just a ~Mr~-~an~d~M~l8~-~-~-~·-~~b~~<lo~~a~od~~~~===:::::=-;:=-;::; lltll'r~~eJiy ~e.Wl!!. family. Mr. a.nd Mr11. ELLrl Monts sona of Athens vl~tied Mondav w:tth Nona Morrls. .. Mr. and Mrs John Mr')nil;l NeiJlonvllle spent a tew dav~ cenUy with J. w. Lunda.ker famtly.. YOU MB STOP TO THINK? Mrs. Emeroon Welch was calling on Mr11. Melvin MoL'ris Thw·sd11y artemoon Helen aud Evelyn Haning visited wJth their Jilrandmother near Albany recently, · Weber Wood am! !arnily viSited brother with Ollie Thoma end family nea.r 1 Distinguished Wetlding 4uest Jtl• a st.vle that h &tunniniJ in 1 reverse surface ia used for the bodice and alee:vea. I Proceeds La be lilJl[hleU to the pal· I • - ----- ~ ....,' . 1 and ::hu~b ~:nd:,..~ ~lnl ~onejl Rudolr leU Saturday for Clevelnnd Bunker HIU 8lU1day whee they will spen1l eometlnl~. Ml'. and Mrs. oe,·aid Morrls or I iA You11 find much .:hie and newnen 11 about thi• 1mart day dresa with il.l l , moulded bodice and longer lines. we~k. Dot·othy Hnmm and Or1s Freder ~ lck ::;pent Werlnc~dny afternoon wltll Rose Marie and Kenneth Nease. Everet Perry spent Sunday with George Am~.erger. Alta FJt~dcndi: sp~nt several days laiSt week wlth her gru.ndpaL·ents Mr and Mrs. J oe Frederick of r1rTtt 4"VI:. r..uttiC)flllll • ~he West Redford Several attended the oonicren~ at Mt. Herman over the week .:JJd. Mrs. Gem·~ Ambe1ger ~nd son We,JlC>oe spent Stq1du.y with Mr. and Mrs Jack Durst of .Belpre Ira Walle and Leo Gilmore at· tended tl1e fair a ~ Marietta. one dav - B;r EVA A. 77NOEY i I By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHQMA "' . ' ' ' ' ' • I WMhington at Detroit. Philadelphia at St. Louis New York a.t Chicfl{!'o. 1 wAN'T -ro ose "'T11E. .JL.lt'C..E A6 '"t'OP 01=' 'THE C.t..l!:'F I 1 The Ladlt.'f of M E. I · family :dd ! re. 1 ,o,o~ll se1 ve :;upprr next Friday .even· Ar~ ~~-'t •pent Sunday with , Elmer 'abcoct lllcl te.mllt 8J)ellt. 1 lng from fiv e until cla:ht. ocloek. Qrant; Wood ' Sunday Wt.Ul A. D. ~(II. ' j ';,i~1fi>J .J~ 1 tor's ol\t.. on Aua. 2, lo:JJ . ~Y a ~t of fate, the hoMr of Poland. POR 'RBNT-8e'9en room houae modern convenience~ on Maln I,..-, ol L<>u~l~•· Kr. Rl[!CE aeo. Prt:UNick. ~ the. same l<t\ manage a TlJe Ya.nk& alSo Qung up e. "doullle cen,•ury" marl(:. they 1"eii8tered t~ ·lOOth victory of the year and went t~h their lOOth consecu· Uve Bl\llle ~tee the.y l&lll we1·e shut I naptd ....... ·• 1 Leroy Edwards re~urned ~ Oo-:-,.... · · rr ca ou s~~~,~~~~~ls Mr and u- 0 L 0 lied and ).fn. John N"l. 0.00 l'tiC Prcderiek and iamUy t!lun• l lwnbUJ A.¥Jlday to :stH:n,:l• aeb~ lid!• Sunday ay. · -.; ttan tllh i.nd ~ WOQd wro allMr. and llta. Ra11mond Jl'rant : spendinl the aummee- v~ to tie penrlf!.:llt Wffiner" tn botb Major lea. aqd receive reward. Bradford of Dallas, · who wu ~· by hill ft.ther, Hubert ~. 1 - --- · eltnehtna tl)elr seventh perulYanb ctrvet;l a new niche lt;~!!,\JOII~ ~~ll o( _!&IT\~ f!" 1!/'lr maq&gfr, .foe llcCa.rthy, The former Cub plJ{lt ts !Pe 1\i:''§t man ln th~ history I Mrs Luther McCiead 1a Ul at the I Mr and Mrs Grant Adkl.o• ol home o~_1!r parents. l.tr. ami Mrs ""lum-bua have' be~m vlskt\1\f ~" tp.: and Qlltton's Pf,ive~ln·Statlon one water pump p lers, one bat· ~ pllera and i>De oomblnatlon 1!1 & 1 Inch ereliint wrench. Find .. d.er plea116 return to oa.va Ice Plant or leave at Dally Tr.d:nme •e.re· .¥1'. and Mrs. ~Ill Rouilh. Mta. Oraa~; Kina of [)orcas. to 89 ~· a~ t'lant ,, Irq IIOUI!h W&l ·;Wttq Mulne Re5AOJI SUnday, .Chl\1'10)' •Wtfner and family of • H h Bradfo~d jenwln.s 10 mn.. New Haven were :-.xent ~·... of I Ill "' ' ' hbl parea.._ Mr. Rnd. Nrl Ja."' 1Uon dollar baby of DallP. Ttx., 1 • • ' tmr to the 1arre eetate of btl BllJ Klog II vlKltL'll h1l rnoUte:- fa:randtather, t.he late Mayor T . ¥1 3 tl) O.·U tqe Jilaratea sh~\J:!P w~ •U a( tl\elr tl\J,;rtein rem~~:~l ~(est,i, \br C~b& must win etlht out o1 twell'e to make 1~ them. ~. wm •4 ft.P\'" ·' '> ; • I parert~ Boltonl)ti~ve.-, LOST-Black Oladtltane tra\'ellnl b&1 contalntnv: wearlnB apparel. aeward. NoUfy Oene :BileBW. lt&a elne, Otuo. l-l0a3t HCIIGil Ql.ille a number tmn here a.&:tWld· ed the rat.r at Pt.. ~t 1111Jfl1tlJ Ottle ~ '!I'd lolnU)-. ol l!ew Ha'fm lunda)'· a..-:t:&•ot ' hif l 'J5 11 A\bQny .. .. .. . 6f. Tt:routo . . . . . 52 ·- .... and s.wo IN1'EUN-''PONAL LEAGUE Clu~ ' · W ' L. Pel. Ji!ewa.rk . . ln.i as .6413 B11Lf1niore . 89 73 .6!5~ Buffalo . . . . 89 72 Sex httleas far thl" fiGtr,r 60 . . . . 'ifl . toWt;vllk t.o<!'\1' •~ \UWO<I lbfl.• uo;ld•d lnnlnp. a.U.tkiD' \a ttie Chltf.IO Cu ·n b!U ~.- uo~ t. PaJ.l]. clillch!MJ by the Yaoi...,....,, the' m;lt,the- · .. .. . ,. cnluni.but . . fs.tUIM City ''Bump" H~Ucy lly siibdu!!d Bos~, &JI!rl ASSOOIATlON oN L. Pet in.d.\llu.WW.ls . . . . so BY,l . r~ .)'(\1'!~ OON~ New . Ntnn,.pol~ 'ond P.ll~~'" 1(1 ~ .......:1.. ~~, ' , UI,S 8 AMfa~CAN Club ,, ' �. 1 ' ' ~j:,!tfntt: N:!,~ ._ _ To Dufon'" - S~ATORS LOSE To Soi To ·Drop 11urWr -IW,ind A'a For Sech I I ~· , -"!· \ ~~Wit~ Amerlcan1 -~a:11" the · 7toland finally bea~ Pr.anant matlctam heaved a IJ.Sh or rellef ~be the '-.tt'ODI.l Wii!B6.il !h.&!. A~QPib · a:e~g !ia. better'than '-"'~ ~ ~ their twin ·~ q ':;'9iet19 .. .. . lt&l1',.auk;ce IU Y~W'd~~oy , .610 00 ?4 649 61& . ~ 1G$ • 7'1' 74 ]13 .!H3 ttt 91 77 .A98 . . . . 00 00 .364 •. K~UL TS ~iji~al . 67 ft.O<jbest.er . . . . . . . 84 Jersey City , . . . 1~ the Oubli: ·cr~ 'e~ lead to ' D l -2: gaa\ea' lrtllle tM l'lrat.ea were being whltnr~~ bN Ed. :&randt 91 the ., Nt'"' R&"P Uy I .U2 L08T-Between Davl$ Ice tmpossl.ble for Pl.t.taourgh - - - __ EA~~ 100 ..... oK for &ent- I With The Wreatlers By I. N B. At New York-Dlck adelphia, detea.ted Steve AI. Newar, N J - Pat 0 6hocitc1. Bait Lake City, dcl ~ atcd RlclJ arcl Stahl, Germany. - AMI!:RICAN LEAGUE New York 9: Clevcl:md 3 Chicago 4: Washingtor. 1 St. Louis 9, Bost.on 4. Only games schndulet!. INTER.o.~I\TIONI\L Lf.:,\Gllt<: Montreat 6: RcchttsLcr ti . St. Rent eraronable. Wrlt.e Leon· a.rd Epple, Pomeroy, R.- D. 2. 1:_1~-st, Jen.:tly City 6; AlbalJ Y 4 Thpse Amazing Cubs -- - -- FOR RENT-l"!ve r(·otM, 1·4 s.cre 11nden, gu and electrl.clty. /&. &OOd barl&in for wmeone. MrR~ Ailnle ·.E. Pickens, Racine, 0 .• R . D. 2, IIOX 2. 9~13·3t ' Ba lLhnore 'I: Newarl;: 3 1'm onto at Buflalo fuun• By HARDIN BURNLEY - - - - - - - - OAlUE:S 'rODA Y Al\l£RIClAN 4.SSOCII\'1'TON' Columbus a.t Iudlanapolis 1nigbt game J 'l'olei:tb at LoUis ville Mllwal!kee nt St Paul Kansas c.ty at MliUlCfl!lOlb. l"'R SALE-New mt.odem siX room hoWif wU.h bath, tun siZed base· ment and flll'ne.ce .m M.aln street. J!lma.l da.wn payment bal&nll!! on . ~~!(terms. Wrtle boll 3'18, -~1:1:-'ai roy, Ohio. »· " '• -- __ ....; Wr.nted- NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnatl at Phlladelphla ___ Pltt.!burgh a.t 13ostoo. St. LOuis nt Brooklyn. Chka,.o at, New Yotk AMl!:FICAN LEAGUE Bcx:;ton at Cleveland. .- MAC, I Wt5H V00'D WANTED-Oa.l'S to wr,sh and NOTICE 1 will not bt- L'tl&po~il:lc rm· any debts contmc1.cd bY A.nyoue other thnll m:;~lf'. W, E. Motley ---·-- Wopr\d'• Olvi~lan• ·~ UndlJ !tb 1/iU~H thnl It Mnlllt•tl mes Mt'ems thnt the wu rltl i 11 mml .. -.p Hlotout t.~1unll~ vf l"'l'lil'tul 11hn know 1oo much, and or tl1o»e w110 knm' too lULie. -··--- -·- 6e:t' ME. "'TH06E R.ED BER.R.t£-6 ON 'THE .q. monlze Phone 308·R. Mecnanic. 9·14~ 3t St1'eqt Auto Laundry. Rolph Rasmussen, of Kenoshu , WiA., and t'•Jr twenty~five yearK the National Dani::~h Brcth erhood of Amerh:,l, hu• iu•t been knighted by the King of Denmark in the Order of Dunebl'og, htghc::;L ranking order outside ITOWill family. He is sho wn his decotation. - ~.---· A ROUG!!. INTERNA'I.WNAL I.EAGU•: Toronto at Roohe<!ter. Montreal at Butral.::~, Albany at &ltlmore. Newark at Jersey City. GE'E,ilLLIE, 11'6 ~ETrv' -Banner DANC:ET?OU:S C.LIMBtNG UP"THE:Qe ' \ ',_ \ ' ..........,.. ta.st £ ,. NEW SLEEVE CUT ,I ....han. r;.,,, ,.,.~,, .,, n6"''~ ;,,4 : litlc4ttl i• p.,.;, .,J 161 lfllll,nl . , I All •d• i• Ntv y,J, Elizabeth Oondor •I I And don't you like the new &leeve cutP . 1 ' ' I I 1"1-1~ CLJI3S' crinkled black crepe ntln, The dull [ ! l.. ~Ekl LFADe(;a.·• Wine erepe silk or wool cre:(tl!l in 1 rh11m-brown is chic. CHAI21.EY G[illMMI Thit 11111 Nt. 7171- lfllll1 bt tbl•irst~l in •imu M ~· 36 '' #2. It (, zn ,.,J rtlltl:l' ltr imwwlitlll dti<t~tr1• !JuJtd ral, II U ~ - iD fhw to Glt Thut PalleJ'fiS ~· •nc\ IS cents (in atamps Ot' coin) lo ~a~hmn Bureau. Wdte eardull)' 1 11nd tllainly YQUr name and full ad· dren', the number of tM psttern ad lht ~b:e you wanl Address your l~tter io tile follow• 1!1& way :llallr 1'r.hune• f""'''t''" •~u · ,a • • 1:v,. A. · n,. ~ ··· ·' " 1' 1"1~ sn,.lrfl li W Nl-. N•" l:lrrl t' l \'n.r" '. ·r r:n•· ~~ '' t/ H ""''"' ~nd lhi• CJUP>O Ill:"~ out will Lm~ ~~;~~n b~t uturn mnil. 1 YDltf farls pattern Nn. 777:i, tHAt-·~ o · :, ' ' ,, . ' . . ... ' ' ' f.~ ' -' ~~Ia.ry -' :. ' .1& ' • "• IG.- - - - .. ~- FO[CMJ;I< ?IA!a WRo f!AS (3oLS:TEf2ED 11-IE CHICAGo IE"AMS . _ l~F(E"LD! ' r' • . ~~d J." ~t?: :~':N; ::!:.' · j Herman 'Prank and tamil)r ctiJ.Icd " who Will leave shortly · .. ;~on Oeorae Predertck wd famUy ' ~~[~~~~~~~t~ ' "'M "'"'"'"""I PQPL-1\~ '"D&t. ·Ml'll. - i"l'ed evenlnl. t. and r.t:rs. John Marr of Chi· l ' · ' '' · WOlle called' on her i Pi<miOai eRGo and the Belle Carleton &lld Mr. and l(n, V(ln(r~d M!~s. t;Jrs. dautb.ter )Ira w. ~. Borden and Jessie ~1f Syracuse l pt.nt last Thull!• Etrle Pack and 100 9akey ~ \'k:· famny Sunda)' afternoon. j clay wn.h Mr. nnd Mrs Coluntbua tor DeDi aU of He.mlin, W. V11.. Mrs. Jpe PJedea1ck 1a IODie bettor A. J;). Tt!:ttle and }''"-'nUy called ~ Ca•leton spenL Prlday nt,ht ~t;h Mr an<" Allnes Harrio who ~as been em· Mn. Jamee 'l'tlOb'IPsm· Ployd Rldeoour and tamlly SundaY I · liiOJCd 111 Wheeling for the past oeorte ~uqMr ar.d wlf'! and af1emoop John Cunntnlbam spent two ~ eurs 1s SJJcndin!l her vacJ.tmn Joe Nih worth ·of H!lllUnOOn wcore Mra. clint Blrch ape~i one day 1a~ W!UIIton where , he a~t~nq ~ ''' l( h her j)areut..'i. Mr. and Mn. T.j vi11ltln' J4r. an~ Mra. 1'hompwn laat weet wtth 0\lf smaer aod fam- ~ert 8 annual ptc.'ll .WIUI --• D Hal rls nl1d 1Amti..Y SQ.t.ur(\ay.' IJ)". ' ,,.~r. and Mira. ~~ ~~ '"Qt Mrs. Jo&ephlne J'tu'rlli who apent Eaa:lc Rld;e oki men beat Pi e touplly · ol- HclchL<• were tf.4UQI1Y I n 1 u.uct ~u1. F err i., E Smith , tHll l ll('l'! the blrlh of a lllll•Y g1rl bom the paSC. twoiwf!W wlt.h Mrs. Dal· Grove boy$ baaeOO.Il team Sal dn IUelta Qf ¥r. and Mra.· J. I . = Sun day mot nmg Sept 11 las Rat~ retun1eG to h'Cr home 16· 11 . .ur ey ~8. AJnt.nda War.l of· O~ ,. . Jo.mes Knight wlto \Vl\.h his fa~ at Ooal~n sa.turdu.y. baa ~ot &he put t.wv weia."~ lhcr T H. Knight wns .::ailed to I Mr. and Mftl, .lames Lemley ~nL ~hJI~ ~UJh~ Mn. Mat.Ue ) ~etll'f~ Cmc!nno.U t .~ o WC>Jk~ ago on DC· the week e~d at Go.lllpolill.· Mr., aM.~&. Leonard Vu !.(•f.q c'-\mt oi the' senou~ 1lln€ss of Mrs. J11.mea and Seaman Jtnldr..:; and ff .,1 and taudly ·~tpent. 5tiD~ay a~ W~t.;. i ,Knight 1eturnod home Monday. He Clarence t.ucas ot London ·~nt the ~~ ' ' !!tan. · ' 1cports bis rnoth:!r WI slightly lm· week: .end ' Wlth James 'hllkin.; and Mra. John 0om)llon who has M1-s. Rennie R~ll of EeA' LJ~ been Ylllitlnrln Oharle;ston returned verpool •pent BU»ddL:1 w1t.I'H~r .rla · 1proved Mr Knight. n:rnamed with rarntly. : ills wife Mrs Knight was la,l;;Pg Mr. and Mrs Klrbf of Mid.dlepurt 00 her ~ Stlndf,y. ter Mn. Lou Edwar.:irJ. ' and Mr11. W. E. Sbllvur and daU~~h· Mr. ahd :uta. E<l Kerwood of Mr. anCI )lrJ. Leatt:r Johnlcn and ' .stJrioUllly ill while vl~ltlng there. r Quite a nwnber nr citizens from ter Doria were aUHng on J.tr. ·and Bmw~ are- -.blttna: Mr. and Mn. familY are t:iBIUni Mr· IDfi': · Jltt, here attended the Spantsh·Amc~t- Mrs. Melvln Holmes Sunday 9 . m. John Compaon. , !40rJill JoJlnpon of Salem Sunday . CRn war veteran•, meetQg 1Mt Mr. and Mn. lklml'• Ho04;t and Yr. ancl ' Mn. Home~r Vaftlltter Tbe tenn of achool opeoed Non· sunday w~cb was held a.t the pt., son James sPeot s.tizrdt.J - ·n~\ a.n;d. tapillJ' ot JIUoq '8):!ent SUnday ~Y Bept. 13 Wl\11 the · to)IOW!ng: 1-PleB.IIatit etr grounds _ 1\Qd Sunday wlth relati.Vu ;)t. 01.1 .. ;fl!b r¥!'-1~~ w'".lii\GIJ:FtL teacQ.er• : 11W l!lm~rur, D~b}; prim· Ml.ss W lla Crosbie slipped a:-.:l Upolls. l · · 1 ~Y 8leeUI and aon Cb&r.tea of ary; ~ Leola Wolf, iniermecUa~; ' fell while about h-:!r hou.seholrt C..l~ ·f Leslie Clan who Is 1U wtth ti'· CbarleaCcia and VIrgil Sleetb of Dun and de:Orge MeDmJl)tt, prlnel~. tiel! Mouday mornJn u She Euffo.=rf'd phold fever is Jmprovilll' alowly bar were SUnday aue.ta of Mr. and Mr. McDermln whose home ti vt an nri:it fractcoo. Mr and Mr&. Le311e Lemley .. and Nn. Thomas Sleeth. Vll'lll remain· Cotta.gevtlle wm bllQrd wll.h. Tim The two schools ;1r re began Mo... chlldJ.~n were vlsltln"J Mr.....nd Mrs lnt for • '1\'Mk.'ll 'lllofatlon. Ed warda. Ora. Rumfield over .the weelt E~nd. Mr. and ~. Delbert Becker and -- - - - - - day Sept. 12th W1111arn nnd LeQ~ Sou.Lsby 'J/ Ml'. a.nd Mrs. Wrn. Moore and ftm\IJ of ~dleport. apent Qundil~ Dulr Pratt, W. Va, visited Mrs. Jane Crtlmeena were the SWl· "{I~ ~·· "*~tie Be.nr:v. d£.)' gueatH of Mr. u.!ld Mfl. nan )(r. aDd ·~ Clmr~ Olbba and One hear~ n ~;mtt t1~·1\l n~•ut the mother Mrs. J~ney Sunday. Mrs. ac.ull;:,l' Bmith. r 5011 or HartfOrd were wet!ic end aln;~·lll · mlnth•tl 11rnft-M!iilrll, but uone serioUsly Ill. Evelyn Sha.ver apent Sunday with Pesta of ~· and ~a. Thomr.r; more uhl:lf'nt mlnl1ct1 t11an tlm de~· I = I an·l 1 C'tH"t'or. 1 I I I I ~r tU\d · Mrs . .:'harley MulligAn and son of Albany visited a few days last week with E1zn W~lch and w,.,.,.•• Bobby ROll&. · Mr .and Mra Elr.a ~· tl~t wllo ~;nltl wothln;ly aa be ap. Seott of ~· lUd Mrs. Barrett a.nd Roy 11 1 1 11 1 '• t b1 Cheshire vl&ltod Sunday with her Ptc!tent of steubtnvtae weu wc3ll: I' e~: t•t• 1' f'rfl to 1.,.. au om(,l I e: ~.Qta Mr. $0d .,r,_ John 21fe. end pests Of Mr and Mrs. Ray "N''II~·. thiH I ~ ~olng to hl.ll't Just a ~Mr~-~an~d~M~l8~-~-~-~·-~~b~~<lo~~a~od~~~~===:::::=-;:=-;::; lltll'r~~eJiy ~e.Wl!!. family. Mr. a.nd Mr11. ELLrl Monts sona of Athens vl~tied Mondav w:tth Nona Morrls. .. Mr. and Mrs John Mr')nil;l NeiJlonvllle spent a tew dav~ cenUy with J. w. Lunda.ker famtly.. YOU MB STOP TO THINK? Mrs. Emeroon Welch was calling on Mr11. Melvin MoL'ris Thw·sd11y artemoon Helen aud Evelyn Haning visited wJth their Jilrandmother near Albany recently, · Weber Wood am! !arnily viSited brother with Ollie Thoma end family nea.r 1 Distinguished Wetlding 4uest Jtl• a st.vle that h &tunniniJ in 1 reverse surface ia used for the bodice and alee:vea. I Proceeds La be lilJl[hleU to the pal· I • - ----- ~ ....,' . 1 and ::hu~b ~:nd:,..~ ~lnl ~onejl Rudolr leU Saturday for Clevelnnd Bunker HIU 8lU1day whee they will spen1l eometlnl~. Ml'. and Mrs. oe,·aid Morrls or I iA You11 find much .:hie and newnen 11 about thi• 1mart day dresa with il.l l , moulded bodice and longer lines. we~k. Dot·othy Hnmm and Or1s Freder ~ lck ::;pent Werlnc~dny afternoon wltll Rose Marie and Kenneth Nease. Everet Perry spent Sunday with George Am~.erger. Alta FJt~dcndi: sp~nt several days laiSt week wlth her gru.ndpaL·ents Mr and Mrs. J oe Frederick of r1rTtt 4"VI:. r..uttiC)flllll • ~he West Redford Several attended the oonicren~ at Mt. Herman over the week .:JJd. Mrs. Gem·~ Ambe1ger ~nd son We,JlC>oe spent Stq1du.y with Mr. and Mrs Jack Durst of .Belpre Ira Walle and Leo Gilmore at· tended tl1e fair a ~ Marietta. one dav - B;r EVA A. 77NOEY i I By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHQMA "' . ' ' ' ' ' • I WMhington at Detroit. Philadelphia at St. Louis New York a.t Chicfl{!'o. 1 wAN'T -ro ose "'T11E. .JL.lt'C..E A6 '"t'OP 01=' 'THE C.t..l!:'F I 1 The Ladlt.'f of M E. I · family :dd ! re. 1 ,o,o~ll se1 ve :;upprr next Friday .even· Ar~ ~~-'t •pent Sunday with , Elmer 'abcoct lllcl te.mllt 8J)ellt. 1 lng from fiv e until cla:ht. ocloek. Qrant; Wood ' Sunday Wt.Ul A. D. ~(II. ' j ';,i~1fi>J .J~ 1 tor's ol\t.. on Aua. 2, lo:JJ . ~Y a ~t of fate, the hoMr of Poland. POR 'RBNT-8e'9en room houae modern convenience~ on Maln I,..-, ol L<>u~l~•· Kr. Rl[!CE aeo. Prt:UNick. ~ the. same l<t\ manage a TlJe Ya.nk& alSo Qung up e. "doullle cen,•ury" marl(:. they 1"eii8tered t~ ·lOOth victory of the year and went t~h their lOOth consecu· Uve Bl\llle ~tee the.y l&lll we1·e shut I naptd ....... ·• 1 Leroy Edwards re~urned ~ Oo-:-,.... · · rr ca ou s~~~,~~~~~ls Mr and u- 0 L 0 lied and ).fn. John N"l. 0.00 l'tiC Prcderiek and iamUy t!lun• l lwnbUJ A.¥Jlday to :stH:n,:l• aeb~ lid!• Sunday ay. · -.; ttan tllh i.nd ~ WOQd wro allMr. and llta. Ra11mond Jl'rant : spendinl the aummee- v~ to tie penrlf!.:llt Wffiner" tn botb Major lea. aqd receive reward. Bradford of Dallas, · who wu ~· by hill ft.ther, Hubert ~. 1 - --- · eltnehtna tl)elr seventh perulYanb ctrvet;l a new niche lt;~!!,\JOII~ ~~ll o( _!&IT\~ f!" 1!/'lr maq&gfr, .foe llcCa.rthy, The former Cub plJ{lt ts !Pe 1\i:''§t man ln th~ history I Mrs Luther McCiead 1a Ul at the I Mr and Mrs Grant Adkl.o• ol home o~_1!r parents. l.tr. ami Mrs ""lum-bua have' be~m vlskt\1\f ~" tp.: and Qlltton's Pf,ive~ln·Statlon one water pump p lers, one bat· ~ pllera and i>De oomblnatlon 1!1 & 1 Inch ereliint wrench. Find .. d.er plea116 return to oa.va Ice Plant or leave at Dally Tr.d:nme •e.re· .¥1'. and Mrs. ~Ill Rouilh. Mta. Oraa~; Kina of [)orcas. to 89 ~· a~ t'lant ,, Irq IIOUI!h W&l ·;Wttq Mulne Re5AOJI SUnday, .Chl\1'10)' •Wtfner and family of • H h Bradfo~d jenwln.s 10 mn.. New Haven were :-.xent ~·... of I Ill "' ' ' hbl parea.._ Mr. Rnd. Nrl Ja."' 1Uon dollar baby of DallP. Ttx., 1 • • ' tmr to the 1arre eetate of btl BllJ Klog II vlKltL'll h1l rnoUte:- fa:randtather, t.he late Mayor T . ¥1 3 tl) O.·U tqe Jilaratea sh~\J:!P w~ •U a( tl\elr tl\J,;rtein rem~~:~l ~(est,i, \br C~b& must win etlht out o1 twell'e to make 1~ them. ~. wm •4 ft.P\'" ·' '> ; • I parert~ Boltonl)ti~ve.-, LOST-Black Oladtltane tra\'ellnl b&1 contalntnv: wearlnB apparel. aeward. NoUfy Oene :BileBW. lt&a elne, Otuo. l-l0a3t HCIIGil Ql.ille a number tmn here a.&:tWld· ed the rat.r at Pt.. ~t 1111Jfl1tlJ Ottle ~ '!I'd lolnU)-. ol l!ew Ha'fm lunda)'· a..-:t:&•ot ' hif l 'J5 11 A\bQny .. .. .. . 6f. Tt:routo . . . . . 52 ·- .... and s.wo IN1'EUN-''PONAL LEAGUE Clu~ ' · W ' L. Pel. Ji!ewa.rk . . ln.i as .6413 B11Lf1niore . 89 73 .6!5~ Buffalo . . . . 89 72 Sex httleas far thl" fiGtr,r 60 . . . . 'ifl . toWt;vllk t.o<!'\1' •~ \UWO<I lbfl.• uo;ld•d lnnlnp. a.U.tkiD' \a ttie Chltf.IO Cu ·n b!U ~.- uo~ t. PaJ.l]. clillch!MJ by the Yaoi...,....,, the' m;lt,the- · .. .. . ,. cnluni.but . . fs.tUIM City ''Bump" H~Ucy lly siibdu!!d Bos~, &JI!rl ASSOOIATlON oN L. Pet in.d.\llu.WW.ls . . . . so BY,l . r~ .)'(\1'!~ OON~ New . Ntnn,.pol~ 'ond P.ll~~'" 1(1 ~ .......:1.. ~~, ' , UI,S 8 AMfa~CAN Club ,, ' �~J ~H ',)I ' Tf ' 011 10 STA T£ NUSIU N Ill GH $T AII O I !TH AVt C '. L UU~ 'JS 0 ' ' -·.. i • .• •• ~\ S£-C 0N0UAJ Of~~~ Conference I - Radio Fue Fighter I Women'• Union of E..an••r. ica.l Churchea Meetl al I Local Church BIG CROW 0 0UT."'~~.:....::;·~~. '::':~~:.· ~ More Bo,o Show Up Than the Evan1Jellea1 ehurches of South~ east.em Ohio oonvenOO in tb(' hace EvanreUcal Oh • rch tue at noon Wedneaday About 65 ladlea from varlowl chiD'ehes throuahOut 110uthem Ohw were present at the ctnvention tf!the lollowln& o~u..,, Za11esvil1e Newark Col umbltl! 8pr1nlftleld ILDd Chlllk othe Tlle Pl'Qil'll.rD openfd wilh VIP 1 tt'i 18l.nulcll ~tl,.t l2 o .::)oc;k a n d tl• fi rs t ~>ession WIL'I held o• I 0 clo..;'t Reported On The Openinl Day SIX SENTENCED IN ifWhere Air crash Kflled Three I.._ · C~URT T~D~Y BY:! .JUDGE PHPlES!: I I • . ld H W f 1e t 0Uie orkJ With Linemen l ' Rn I I - Ron " • --- FOR SHOOTING Three !ue Sentenced To I Manafield; Wire h 1 Given Chance 1 Franke led ln th(' !10118' ~~e. viz~ ~ Jon.. of MJQdlopo!'t mDtorc)'t• ncea. called on trtendl here ISaturdaJ Mr and Mn W H Jaoot. lll'l. Wna Boleti. :w.. Fa.ye 'lbomu J4ra. Allie Orb1n and daU&hter apent Sunday with C A. 'l'bOlnN LuciJle ol Ravenswood spent Thur~ alld fiUill)y ada7 ai'Ulmoon With their couatn, Attendance- at Sunday 8eh001 waa Mn P !l Brownlnl ' B'ady Elha.w and f&mlJ)' ot KanMrs Ella LaRue and baby of KY· Mn Ella lltll& caned on Mrs Jlaitie Hen- aer vlalt.ed her aunt 1deraon aDd family Jut Wednesday CJaato last week. afternoon Jean Adk1na lB here to spend the Rev WJli'I'Ml Will IMW for hUI Winter with her aunt, Mrs Stepnew field of labor tJUs Wednesday hens and to attend eehOOl here Mr8 Do..le Mulford and son apent He made many friend.R whUe here who wish him aucoeu In hill new ) few dafs Jut week W1th her par· \nta a.t Kypr Este. Jenkin& visited Alberta Reyllr and Mrs WyUe Henderson a.ccompa.nted their daqbter, Mr11 nold!: Wednesday r Myrna Ramsdell to her home at Ramberi' N Y Saturday where Utey will remain tor a two w~Q V1.slt 1 Mr and Mnl cam Dlla of Park:Lrsbui'IJ we~ t.he recent euesta of William Talbott an d ramlly El t v Cl&ry c u r new mlnlat.er tllll; J hls a ppointment he re Sun day morning r Mr~ Cot o. McKay wllo hM beez J r;;pem!inll sevAnt.l '<~•eekll with Mr• Nancy Sealrs retu ~noo to het home 1 o.t Bald Knobs Jut. week. Mrs Hollie Talbott and ltt.tJe UDGET~ 1hot limit shoe son Louts are vl~tlug relattve 11 ut New Brighton purchaKs suggest t~lll Messra Norman Hazeldine Val S•-•n·t1Htc~1 Shoo It hot Gtifflth M. L Jarrett Ruasel1 Pritthe hoPP'I f44:ulty of apptarchard and Bill Bowden o1 Huntlne· lng to hove bc.en especl411y tnn s pent last week with Mr Bnd 1elected for the OCCrJIIOn, Mrs J E Anderson no mdttcr whet 1t moy bt. Miss Allie l?rtce fJ! P\ymouth spent &e-veraJ days last w.-ek with Th1:. ptttern m4y bt wortt 1 his mother Mn Clara PM~ wtth cqu41 dSSuronce for Qual!. Sent To S~te Pen 1 For Period Of From ; r , 1 To 20 Yean I """""""" SQUAD DIVID"D 0:. F~ T • k e. BackI l I I • PRACTIC[ P~s[s ' l 1 I ' I I ' which wu followed h)' 11\e d3VOUcn s ---:;~ Mrs L Reibel . . h d •- d d 81x men Wuv Th e~~con d d ay .,. practl<m l)y tJ e byMrs Lenll. Huber J•relridetlt of th ~ ll P'-"a e BUUlY I b lh --hool 8Qua4 • 1rt~n~ on beeom local f!oclety delivered the a•H1I'f!ss to or had been convicted of cer~ln 1 ~. .P!olleJent •\- :thtl manly o.rl. ot of welcome to the VL'iiLOHI 111 u ltlt' crimes were sentenced b)' Jtldge P 1 1~u. Wlf ~ndtic:ted Tu~SOs.y 1 Thaa portable rad1o ut, atr !' 1 on E "'eOIJlt-:; i 11 U'Je Mel~~:s county l ht baek of a m•mber of tht: l ted eommon pleu court Wednesday ~venlnr lu' CDPch J'at"nham and hiR I r&tpouse Wtt~'~ made by Mrs 0 E assidtant M'r. ~~~ 1 WfJods St&tea Fore»t Serv1ce, ia an llhtJ.Jrt. momlng 1here were aeveraJ more rot the The a.ft.emoon sei!Hion will 0011 11.nt t&atura of the ranpa '11 t tWP~ Clutcnce Qual! ~ oolmed. of Mld'Wortout Tutaday evL!nlng than np- 1tlnue uniH 5 0 L!loek rouppf't huw ' I ment Jt Ia U~Sed m repoltm • fla ea rllQpon wau xentenced to a. term of u ,on utrulrll lo IJ< l>f!&red for ,owa..,.J""" .......~ .,., ...... on,....y even - wlUl taken tilecorefollowmg of ~ ")p olntmen • o• and keeptn:F. tn touch Wllh ! :t.d~ 1""""' ....... l to :10 years tn tbe Ohi:'l lntt wh"n 48 names were ~ li d 1 ... lluartea'1! 111 mr or • m · y. Stat.t: f "n lreutlu.ry In pusslnr lhe '""'' ..,.~ a llltle f nro e wmmlttee11 l't'port 1 otflcl'l ~> ll.d 1 'I ht>rll! are t wo t YPAI o' 11e t ~ . ' .,. ~~ sentence on Qualls Lhf' court stat"' P,............,., ..,.,......,.,., t.t~ and 1dre~~a ...,, Mr.'l Lhta. Ut rcke di'>C\L'i~ · 1 better Tuetlday ev <>.m ng 1~ever 1 "ll I in&" 10 and 06 ~u nds and ha v mg llll ed thllt e.lthqulj:b Clan-nee appal'ent beeau.o;e no Ume was lost In g1vtn 1 lou depart.ment.al lrteetbtg§ 1 ~ averaae rat:ll1 of 10 and 50 ruti<"J I)' wa~.: the be!Jt of he Qua lls fam out equapment port or aepat tmentlll mee ..tn~ re•p~ttvely U:y this mennt very llttle The court 1 While little work (11 a not areetlngs by Rev Theo S~hlum. continued .to sa.~ tb.o.t the QUillb Lalninl!: to ttl.e ttner ~pinta ur~f~~; president of the Ohll Dl trlct b I t .:: :: ...:;;;.,_, - . .. - family had bell!n a source or annoygame has been lndulted In :tt pre- ness meeth'Ji 1 ance to cmcera and the public for "'T-· momma shopplnJ~ or •fur.. 1 lif!Ot B fine Start WllS made on the The evening llt'MIOO Will C'l lYCn!. 1 SOme t.bne and he felt that It shOuld noor. \f1dgt. occasion of the /JeCl()ad practice a~ 7 oclock with the followlut~ pro be brok.en up Qu.illla was convicted FORMER OHIOAN Squared away tn .,. bwdneu hke firam to be J)res .. nted Preludu of shootlnlf wlth Intent to wound REPORTEt> FOUND and efllelent manner for getting: ProceSlSional Invocation Olonu Joe Cook retu Wednel!lday t.o a ~ a. renult or dlBchar1Jlns a shot ~Sull.ti tbe.,r.quud Wll8 divided I to { Patti, Hymn Pi'tl.y .. r Re~; pans ' hb! employment a U B IJO~ern- gWl at otftt.ters William RobMn an4 IN KANSAS CREEK s.c ttlonf> CouCh Pamham ntakl:~ l:lcrtpture Reat1ing Choir AuJ hel~ I ment dam :near Parkersburg after Dana Tracy when they went lu tlle charge or Lh@ baektleld candidate~ Jrutalh\~lon ol newly el,.cLf'l.l or J spendlniJ a few days htue with his Qualls neighborhood Wilh a Wfll--.-A report comes from Oberlin Ofl'ntuy ~lfe. and family rant for Moae, a brother M~e anct A good old native paw-paw of K tl1 TOm while Coach Houae took the unemen ct!t s Announcement.. lu charae ConsiderabJto tinJQ choh An~hem Hymn Ad~-eSil Ml'i Mr and M!11 Ben Ewlna were Rlch Qualls are in t)l.e <'.Ount~ jnll 10C81 Ohio has taken root in the soil 11t e.nsaef qt...-.~ hY McKay, 66 0 spent In Inculcating I he fundnm'!.~~ James Dutry • Dutt Benemction bU81ness vlsttora b, Pottmnouth l now on cha.rgca 01 Intoxication I Atlanta Oeoi"Kiu. t>prouted and has years ap, t i'armer or talA of the IJame In thJ!! minds or the ReceSlllonal Po':!;_l~e - • Wedne/Jday Homer Logan who pleaded guilty grown until It has become a good ~~~k Y!C'~.!! m~~ : : : ~C::~n~f~ l'rnhryCJ Mara Mr and Mra Charles Brunner 1 t.o a chllrlle of carryini conceaiPd sized buSh as large ~s a.ny In thlll Cowuh Parnllam spent the IH!rk'ld tmd d&tllbter Jo Ann of Cuyahoga weapons was lientenct>d to a term s~ctlon of the countrY The trunk of ter having been missing alnee Bepln impre&Slnll' tho Jads with the IMPROVE~ CEM£..... RY ~came Tuuda.y ror a. vlsJt with of 1 to 3 years In the State ReformTht f stenogr:aphe rs are needt!U the bush measures ntout six mches lember 1 neeeulty or wnect stattJniJ and .... I~ MrfJ Brunner 8 1 parents Mr und ntory a.t Mam~fleld Lqp.n was ar- 1 to tal • CDnl of the corresponden rl'! In diameter EUid It Dears t he origl His houae ha.d been 1au5acked running and in handling the bnll 1 Mnl Ben Skinner 1 rested 011 the aame charse hereto- of Br~~odley Kincaid udlo 11 "Jrl~o.l nal fruit and It appeared he m~.&:ht have 11 hlle M; House did About tbe same A result of cooperation in civil! a!M1a8 Ha["''1ett Bumell of Point for e 9nd hatl Htrved n sentence In 1 mountam bnllad singer tmd featured Fred Smath rorm!:!rly fJf Pomero:v bv n the vlct.m oi' thuss who rob · ~fnl with the linemen Some til'ne lturs can be r.een at the imf)roved Pleaiant came Wednef!day LCl spend the Boy 5 Induatrlal School a t I en tertainer ot statio l WLW '\r.1d- tmd a borther In Ia.,. of LP.mne! bc:d hi!n and then murdered hlm W1!15 also Apent In rasaJDC' the ba.U Burlingham .... .»nl!:terY whlch he ls.evera.J. days with Mr "tnd Mrs Lanceater The court stated thnt It ley hung up nn envtable r ecGI' t Ju, Birtcher, of West Main street, ite Details of the aft's.Jr are lackm~ an d leamlniJ how t ,. handle It to been unattended for mn.nJ yet\\'B Oeorae DanielA and. tamiJy felt that Lopn should be sentencM InK hia first month ua tn.s tlir ' Wr l sume paw pa ws from Ohio at his He was a formt:r Mflk& oounUa.n the best advantlt.Ke ~ On &pt.embcr 1 20 interested W¥ Doris Smith has returned to because h~: had a tcnoency t.o tll;l WLW when he receivf'd rnore ~n )1 me In Oeorgla. several years qo hvinv n~ PerU .. l(l an\t he llRI:I While the order reducJns the peraona of the C()mmulllty galhlllt'ld her home in Bprlnllfleld atter eharae for which he h.ad been 111 DO 000 fan lrL.erll nml be h11 ~ bee,. Q,nthlnlclngly the setltll'i Wt.lrt: tossed many relatives and lrlendll ln thi R SQUad to a workable size IS bot!l d to o.t the cemetery which had Qet~ spendlhl t!le past ~ew months wtth dieted and It would probably reault Qom g gH~e..L guns ever nee idly nstde and now C"Omes the rt:- tt t tlon llt this time In oocaJlon some dlsapJ)O!ntmani tu oot1Jy neglllded Immedla.t.ely they Dr and Mrs Mannlng Daniels serious trouble Before Jolnlng tho. ! CrOGley R.odln pmt !1om Mr Bm1th that so far - - ----- - 1 HARTLEY & BENNETI sevf!fal of the candidates nnw yletna l:Hlt to worll;: to cleaJ away the under1411isi.J$n. Rusaell and 1418a Hen John Dickson, lndlclod r01 but ~ Oot'POt alum M ~ta.\.lon In Clndrmal tl l,c; sea &on tht bu~o~)t hal> born 92{) 1 f< 1 Pomerny, ~blo. !Ql positions on the team thJIJ m II'IOWth ~:~.nd accumulat.tun of bricks rletf.a Ew1ns of Mlaldepol't return- J11 ry :mel lar<:en wu glv~n n ~ n J·Io.nuary 1931 l.hl 1lt...nblc &1n ..lle r pa w paws, by actual count UlUilt. be made wlthb 1 thblnell\. ~~: stones twl!lted grr;~s eW ol 100 eli Wedne<sday rnomln!' a.fter drlv - leoce of from J to ICi years m th IIlCl sa.n11 his lnlmtt.ablt! me lOti e~ M!l.n.\o natives or Ohio Bhake tht It 1 1$11\l days Jn ordet to give the YO:,TS h d I~ ¥lu :Piorcmce Smith to OJ foal State Refm-matOJ"y at MwnMfif.tld 1ivcr WLB f:h11lcngo ~ 11 dl\1 ~~ ! 1 1~ head and :-;ay lha. r: pew ]lll w t u ~ HatTI80n Scott spent th& week 1n'l' C'l&Ch11!11 a chance to J)l'O)lerly l, 1ll" ~ac n:r went by more per-' wbere slte en~d Wll!fltem College fhe court !;Bid thnt It was cvicte nt t tr ycg,H; t e tc wott m '' won l grow In Ot!urgiu but u hati I end In Pltt.sburgh nttendtng t he _._,,...__...."""' _ _ struet Lhe team and I !:.a first SO!lli reported to uid In the improve- j rdi WOIJlfD"f ed that Diclu:on had gr(lwn up n • 1atlonal nudlenc@ numbering lit· _ __ _ sUtute:~lu the tundl).mental.s as ,. .. p ment work UtltH o.t one tbne more Mr , 'Uld Mr11 M B WllliaDU! of ldleneas and crtme auG should not. 1 ll!i other features Of the same mr~t than 711 men and boys were eng&!J@d 1Padw:ah, Ky. were Vl'ltlors in be returned to h.la fB.th~r·s home or nece888.1'): to a successful ~am in cleaning the cern tery I to'A!p; Wednetlday ' that neighborhood fhe r.quad In its lli'Mit!Qt form ll.rta Grave stonell were replaU"d In I ~ Jj:mma Rll.ybuJD haiS retumWtlllam Wlae lndieted Jointly slse Ia rnuch tQo unwlBidy an 1 t n.."l theb utlll'i.nul PfJHit.lollll U1e 81 oun<l ed frotn a two week 11 vliilt In New with Dlclaton was lfiven u probatol v i1 lal'l!:e rot any school the slr.e ol the pluwed an.c.l l!'nlli5 setfl wwn Every Ha.ven with relatives 1 senten~ of 3 yeara In the State Rilw lc.eai ihlltll.utlon Lhlna: wru; done t.o better the condiMIBH Matthews llll<l Milifl Ellue forma~y a.t Mttnsfleld provided 1 c Suvn al promine nt Dem{)Cf8tic While there hall as yet. been 00 lion or the cemeter y until it now re- DruaiPLD teache~ a~ Ohio Unlver- , pay ~ costa of prO!Ieoution s pea ker~:~ of Ohio canc.lldates for chance lor •n bpJnlon to be fQrtned !!tl)l:ljes "!.wen kept flower IJBrden aity were vlllltou In town TUesday ~nat jle keep out o! trouble va rious posll lon!i In tbe November os tQ tbe: qu:allty'· Gt the material WU8 eat ma ted th11t mm."C thtt'l l Mrs Paul Shay and t.hree ehll- court made It mandatory eleotlons will be lnclue!"d In tbe • on hand, there 11 e,.ery reat;()l\ with 'MD lrl labor Wll.l!i donatefl kl the dren •went tel Netsonvme Tue!Ulay to report once In thri?P. progtam t.ol be given at the Meles such a lfll'Je outpourln,, to hope a IITlpJOvt!ment PIOje~t f(lr a visit with Mr and Mrs Dan tn" 11herltf should he be cotu1ty court bouse Saturany after· 1 llood ll(jUI\d may be •hipped lnt.o -- - - Shay I tlcm. to report and that noon at 3 o clock ilhape by the time thl' flrat IJ'&me 1 { LUB Ml!:f'J 8 Mr and Mra Alfred Elberfel.r.i time he break the law The principal Democratic speak ls Played on the last day of thill _ sp11nt Tueoday In Logan an fJ1fense the court er will be Robert J Bulkley of month when Che.shlre will be mf'lt The Pomeroy Cit 1 c.ub met ln Mrs J B Elberfeld Mrs Fred to be&'ln the threewyear Cleveland candidate for reelection The COB.the1 to dnte ha ve been re&:ulnr monthy seu lon at t.M PfJn'J- llautr and Mu Barbara Uhle of 1 Lei! Swel~r , who ns a United States Senator from non~ommlttal as 1:(1 proa~t.a and etoy Oun Club grot.nds Tuesday Lincoln Ill epent Wt-dnesclay wlth guilty tfJ o. ctu..rge ot OhlCl Accompanylnc Becator 1 N!rs Elberfeld s sc.u- n-law and teneed to serve a term \VI I !probably remain so for ~t1P evening Bulkley will be, Oharles Horan of B I personaJs - 'I = :¥. I I St·en·tiffick Sltoes IBfa dley K" 'd J p } M s opu ar an I COMMUNITY EFFORT I I OJd .a.ygel" sLto - Senat or Bu)k}ey Commg • Saturd8' I I I About ~6 mftntber~ were )l'e 3cnt 11lll Praetlt.e .vdl aiJa.in be the or-~ and enJoyed a most dellc.Jous1 broild~r ot \he day h'nmedlately after ed .stealt: dlnnet with all trlmminiJs If( hool ciosl!:& thla -:~ven\ng prepa. rect by v 1 Brown • IS IN W""T VIJIO._..... - -- · ,,...,,., WIN!o! SCfiOLARSHIP ; ~ )f-a.. l'1leelved llut bJaht of t dciaUt a.r Ed MODre o1 I.Dvan Miss w~ V11. He Is tbe"aon of the lat~ Amy Lee dPU&"hter 01 Mnt JQ:Iwafd M'O<.h of ""ld"~ ......... Bertha Mees Lee formerly o1 Pome.t.l ~ - ......,_ ... ~ roy DfJW of Otnclnnatl has been be bro~hl. f.o9I1Jht.to the hOme awa1'ded a scholarship !n mWIIc bla uncle, Prank BranclenbW'I from the Cincinnati Oonaet'Va~-ry M'Ht M(Qn sti'MI. , .,. .. w l!:.ll, r ·""!r• 1'" o1 .... u111~ tntltllnlf her to a yeats ~ ~etudy In plano at tho conservatory ' "' f • l Mlll!l Lee Will prob&blt '8ttUly under I 1 Profe880l' Errlneourt telebtated teadi ··t~ l cher of plano The award wu made "' ~"t l •ftl 1 ..,. to Mias Lee becall6e o( lmf fia.Wltll'!s 1f)lu:rtnr of tlle 8Guata ln p Sharp TODAY ~ 1 j" ' 1 t Manor 1by BchUh't9.IIn Miss Lee 1 "W£EK.£ND ll!"Dduat:a~ from the Conse1vat;ory ~ ~ UARRIAGE" t:ft!ft Mt11m1cr ..... ~ -- ~- t.oroua Voun.r, Norman Politer PAS'J;' fWI.JN'CtLI C)RS MEET Aline u .....y:Ahnn • ~ ~· The Pa11t Councillors or Thel· CflmlfdJ '"1'he Sbo•e•Off dor~l!, CiiiUUllll p 01 A lfllilt Tceeday 1 "' '\ efo'enlng at the f)omo (;' Mnt Mtu ,' t, ThUndaJ, Soptember 15 aar-et fikldemtbth or Naylor& Run ~'lth Mrs Edith LGnlniJ a ">Sl3tin!f hostess After the busrneu Bl'88iou a 800181 hour was spent The tn"u:~ liN PIERSON) ,.; box donllted by P'rances Ollftlin waa won by Luella Dun;t. At a lntP. WI.W RMI• Siar and hbl ""'""'· . _ •• , Kmt .. ~~ h01.1t home ..ma.dfl ~e cream attd 01 .... 0 .... _... *'~ cak~ were senred Alllllnta.ln s..... The rouowJna were present Mrs PJa.ncea QllfJ!tt'l Mrs. Ll.ura BlAha~ . On The Screen M" Eli2abeth O.mobell Mra Ad J'OE E BROWN In die Orueaer Kn Ma..C.ta. Delat Jtlrti M~l Bea.rhs Mn illdlth Amllllt Mrt~ Mabel' WoUe Mrs Bertha Radford Mra Grace' Stllll• Matinee 2:30 and M.l88en Luella 'lhd Oora Durst t:ftllllq 1 arul a p M Oladyl!l Orueser Lucille Bearhl and ths hosteMes Mnt Beldenabel nnd Admiuion and Mrs La.nln1 ~ £l l •... 'Tbeatr• 'PRADLEY JCIN€AJD n.n•· "TENDERFOOT" I 40c: >~ .Visit Z5c I I I dllusbtea , lllr and M 1:1 Emer1.1 on 120 yeat'llln the Ohio !:!tate 1 tlary Bwelger pleaded IJUilty Stddall ot M~trletta The Whaley dental roonu:t on bumlng a. barn when he tossed a C Ll· t at are bein~ remodeled and match careles!Jly down after light· will ROOD be ready ffJt Republlean 1 lni a c1Jile.rette Willie m a 11tat.e headquarten. Intoxication The tall aetlvttlea Of the Womens Olen Lyona, WhO h&d entered ,a. Republican Club will be Initiated 1 plee. Dl guilty to a chariJ'e fJr bur~ thiiJ. Wt!(!k wtth a meetlna: at. the lary and larceny wa.e sentenced to ,_., .. , """"" Satu••-.. at 1 30 P m I serve a. term or from I to 11§ """'" UD.1 1 Oeneral mslnesa will be diJJc\IIISed : ~nsth~~n~:a~e Rj:~~o.~~~monand oommtttMI'l will be o.ppoln~ d .~ ted 1 tor campalllt ..,.,~ 1 a ... ROM county wu• arre!l n - .."- 1 llifr kl!r.alln1> chlck'"na ft"Om fnrmr-rl! The Re&"lonal eonrerenoe of the at iSulem ~rosa chapters of the ltou~h-j n SfCt1on or Ohio J~ll be held 1 SliRPRISE PARTY ne,vme, Tu~t1:. ~t 20 Al The mll!mbeJS or the Pocahont• mupber from the .Mel~ ! county LodKe fJf Pomeroy \ti!Ve 8 eurplls; chlldJter are plannhll to attend : pcutv al the home or Ml and MlJ flolr and Mrs John Dunn ot Jrlew ..Harry Smith Tueaday nilht About LeJidnston came Tuead.ay for a vis· I 35 members were .,_lestCit Dellcloul!l lt wtLh their oon F'nther Eugene rtfreshmcnls were Retv~d at a Jale Dunn 1 hour rollowlng 8 delightful 1)9cl ~ t l _ _ _ _ \.--- even'ng FLOUR DISTR.JBUTED l : I l"f«d.V men and ~oriJ,en of tlle 1 Pol(n&roy Bend lined the sidewalk In l • • ~t o1 the Red Crou Dlstrlbutlog Bt..tlon on Be(JfJnd street Tuesday 1 mo,tniDI' and anemoon an4 reeeived j3110 sacU of federal rkmr l(lven Two Hours Overdue With ou' bJ Mtl .Mayme He!Mr and M· I Newt of l'roi~N lfltll!tat.es no .. -~ Since Moraina ' 1 VNCHJ:ON HOSTE~S I I Hench of f'..&l'lL ... N J, who .. Ylidtlng h"' W'ith her barenta, Mr and Mitt A J 0 Ebenbaeh, entertained with a "!om.f~ 1 ocloct luncheort Wednellday fl.t ••· U1e Ne• Martin hotel ' ;:::-:•• .:~- ,, ; Questa included Met~dames Do• 1~~~i Behaet'er, UIY Coates. PIOYd Mees, : T Mallory, WUiard. Grant of EQJ ~ 100, 0 and the boe~S8 ~0 SPECIAL :Ji~:u~~~ STYLES ARRIVING Df-IL Y All Colors LADIES•SILK DRESSES, ulain and Travel Crepe- Your Choice . FALL STYLE SWEATERS, Juot in I tn Film Debut STETSON HATS • OTHE~ . 95c:, $1.115, 2.95 ··----------~------------Our Buyerr arc in Nev.; York now who are buyin1 the very lateot in Ready-to·Wear, and other New Novelti-lf it'o new we will have it. The J. N. Rathburn's Sons Co. Ohio. I -- - -~ ... - - TO &ln'OBN TO Cl't1l' Word. hu been recetve4 here that Blily 81')'aDl. and biB showboal. troupen, who entettalne~ la~ crowda 11'1 QhlcaaOi arlt\ New Yort: 1 thea~t'ftl lMt winter aro prepartnc fw ttl» Winter eeuon ~ rear The show· boat seaaon wtU be brq•t to a clole In ctnnJnn•tl ~ month. af• ttr wblch 811}¥, well known a1on1 Ule Ohio river towtas, wiU return to to mum so Ut011 eWes the Bra&dwar t.heelrU. Oh1o o enPra lly fau tonllh t and ~ Cooler Pr1dliLY ana In North portlon 1tA:Inl&ti& Y Vn OenerQll y fa it tcmlaht and J!'i141Y COol"'r Ft-tday HOCKING VALLEY OAL STRIKE ENDE JAPAN HAND S£fN IN HATrMENT lY [J~HRN PREMIER Manchukuo Prime Minia· ter Advioeo U.S. To "Keep Out" I In B. E. F. Furore IS All AMERICAN, ' ~MEHIC~N NURS[ AHEO l~Sl; IS N~ C~URT G PAST 0U[ Declare \Airplane With Phy11coan And Nurae, Faola To Arrive l[ PlATF~RM Off orl Arainot Allianceo America, Europe, Termed hltonol• Jn ,Stand With Preoident; Oppooe Debt Cancellation, AakRepeal Dy EDWARD HUN-rim INS Staff Cc.rretipondent iCopyright 1932 by I N S I Cha.ngchun Manchuria, sept - INB-The United States waa pointedly advised not. to meddle In far eastern affairs by Hsieh Chleh· Shih prt!mler of the newly formed state of Ma.nch ukuo 1n a state ment .l.lllued here today The statement waa handed to t he Pl't'SS lmmedlatel.)' alter the formal rdgninr or a treaty between Manchukuo- and Jap&.n, binding the two By WILLIAM K.. HUTCHINSON INS Stan' Correspondent Portland Ore, 8el)t 16---INBAfter orterint the nation a power· ful ·America ftrst provtam the Amerttan Lellon me t Wdu.y to de· mand repeal of pl'(lhlblU.on and lmmedlate payment of the worlrl ~~~;.~\,~~t:bl alUal'lee In theirclose mutual lnteres+s It undoubtedly waa ·.~.-cc •.:·•. c: : Manchukuo prime advisers did not refer fJf atare SLimthat states were not statement Missing - Enda Strife wlir bonus The warborn orpnleaUOD will ask repeal of thfl national prohibition laws. meludlng the Volstead 11.ct u well WI submiaeion ot Ule necessary leil.!tlatlon kl the &tate& to repeal ~ht e1shteenth amendment It will I ao on record 0\'erw!lelmlniiY for the cash bonus Tbll wae JorecWJt exclullively ~ International News Servlre earlier in the week The I.ePDn's plattGrm on loreicn affairs WfJUid gratify even t().e staunchest senate lrre<lmcUable The vetetan8 deelarPCI acalnat adherence to the world <:ourt 'on any terms ' and. aoi\0\Ul~ I Il l ( Q 16 A ll'l L tC t hiUl I 0 - Sept I Prepnra llon ~ for the t'!ltl Tuesday """'' Cd umbu~ Sept l Mt OF SEVEN MONTH$ '., Men To T~k; Vote ~ ' I Ratification At Mu-y City Friday ~' New York Early Tuesday: May Be Wtecked At Sea 15- IN'B- Ita lla n I Rove1 u meut avaation authortU"'S t convinced the New YorK to Rome I a.h plane Auencan Nor!lot' musL hawe been forced down somewhere 110:11, th " latter hill.! O[ Ill! rfJUte, Uldnv 01 dered 11. thoi:JUgh search on l uH' and 5ea AU ships In the Med! U:rranean we re uked to k~:ep a sharp watch J!,\ ~~ e pWhe a la nd craft. capable tf sta ying a. fJoa ~ fo• some time 11hlL IIyh tlle bUG} B.nC\ Of \Is fuel t:mls Sh ps m t he Atlantic be\\ ecn "he A.Wr~s and th e Portu 111ue&e coas l also w~e ordered to be on the al ert 1 The governmcm s land search cen len d In the Apt"nnme Moun I t~ m s un Alpine r angr In nor~h western Italy over which the Am I ertcan Nur~ and Its three pa!l!len lol ClS would. have tl.own after da.rk. last nlgbt. had all gone well f The plane whi ch left New Yor k .~ . Of Leaden ~ Operator&, W orkMI, ~ Left Rome col C~PIHl SESSIIJI· ... .. - 1 ' ·~ c~~l MfN n~GRHMENT ll-· : AT DESTINATION CONTROVERSY HITS AT STIMSON ..,.t Vote Round-Ur Hln Collette Hal•y (top), ~t:achecr, Gf Streator, lU, who tMn mlN1nl' from her bfJme alnr.e, w:eordtn( to her pl!plb, ~:he lfl!ft tho chool With a maD Some of the !lrl'a elothinc waa later rcur~d on • her bank, but p..lllce do not hold a uiclde thea,.. Lower photo 11 the t.v WUIIa•• Courtney, Catholtc Jrielt of AJnia, Ill, who 11 aiiJO lliulac. He Ia •oucht in thll! hope lttat be may be able to throw 10me '-ht ~oa. ttia ..l"l'a dilappearuee, WIIS 1Ci --I~ (!"!TifJbUi :a • J t ocn or lh t Oil o mmoxud ltU" I!'d. I a1m y of OCC\Jpa tlon In thf' H C.::k• lnil' Va lley coal st rtk ~ aren l'ere l !!Otter. under wa ~ today follo ..iJ m~ n nnn mcemenl of tll a• tn1stloeagrf!eme nt ternllnatlug the bljW r <!ven -mon th ~ con! stnll::i' bY )iiit.h cperator:; and strlkf: leaders Adjutant General Frank D H t.. n der~on QiUt d Gl den; to fJ11te&a ,. 11 ~ fer ff!mn val fJf all comb4\ patrols from Nelsonville een~r • t he 5lt n lrfo In the Hocking ~ e roy a ~ rl Crook11vlll r. cool ftetftg durin~ SundRY ~~ond Monday , Only a half dozen oftlcial obsef· ""r.< und.t t ,.cmma.nd. or Co l .JQll(l ShEttler nnd enoll&'h men to ~ ""ll" t he 1!1 ~1 ~l!f'lll uf m11ltlu ('C· cu~tlon of the d.latriet wlll be I C"Lt m " d Tli(' clean-ml Mi lUUl ...:lll btl <tem home whim it:> wort U; finished Plana f~ t be 9tmoYal of tlt,c miHUaml!n ond ltof.he reaumPtlnn .JJ ' wort ln th e variGr.:JI Jnine1!. all ¥ f.,. InsuB Craib~ :- dl!Po6<l<ilfupon i Be InvesoPied State c I lninoia Movee to Make Sweepin1 lnqutry in Hu1e Failure nf"'urii It I I ilw- ' ray 6tty at I p m tomoror:.v Wben mir::era will be Wed t.o ratify tbl.'l peac:e Plans a!P'tetl up:m Mre YC!£· terda,y by a. t~trlkel'a' committe{ opemt.on representatJI'~s ~:~.nd novunor 0f!Or(le White Tomorro9i's meeting at Murray City Is regnrdfld bv omclals as o. mere formauty 8ptJkes men tor the operators ele. .. ted over aeceptanee by the str.l.kere ul Governor White s revised 10polnt 8ettlement program told In· tematlonal New11 Service that the Iea.din& mints wUI be reopened from a 10 per cent cut Pearlng widespread SEPT. 15TH. LAST DAY FOR STRAW HATS And with the opening of Fall Hat day comes the welcome news that STE~S0N'S ARE NOW FIVE DOLLARS. You've always wanted 'to wear a Stetac:m Hat-here's your opportunity. New styles that make you look your best, finest fel ts and superior workmanship. New shades and new blocks for the new season. Our Ready-to-Wear Dep't. ' Portland •s ; - - -- --=-- - - ---' 1 ,.. '------ • wi thin a week. or 10 Clays • The smaller mines wJII re ~ ume work ' ns the market. permits • Bti thousand men nearly aU or whom have ~n without pei'SOnfll fund5 Iince the strf.lt:e was calJ,td last sprinll: are o.ft'ected by the !ft• tlement. The ovenaa:e annual payroll In tht southern field in re~ recent yeat'S has bee.n a.pproxlmate~ ly $5 000.000 The lltrtkers wiiJ return to WOtk without gaining onytlllng lor them ~ selves In pa ~ The ~ttlement calls !01 pa)lment or 38 ~ent.s o. ton fol loading and SUfi a day for day~ Their ltrlke was called ln protest against those u.ages '\\- Inch resuttet I I u.. Wellston Democratic candidate for jcongress from the lOth 0Dn1Jrea&· tho.tlland, lonal DLStrlct of Ohio and H o In tlle U umb~r- ~ McLaughlln of Po rt.Bmouth, ea.ndl· or Kfntuckv date for state Senn tor from the 'lth wlls alo l'lnd Bth Bena.torlfLI Dlstrtets Of m,d .sym oa tO<!- Ohio of t 1e old oolltuh 1 Leo J Byrne Democ~ntle fJta.te song< 1, 1• >t"t1v" 1,,0 .. n central comm!t•--an , __ ., ~ .. .. ..,.,.m • ._.. • taln and a guitar l ranged tor the appearance or the:ee With but these-and the.y pro, .,d political leaderS! ol the Democratic a valuable herltalil:ll indoe1l- hll party In M-eigs COIJll.ty a.n4 wiU be • n caP\e nfJrttt sqme V1• ~ E'at'fl ago an~ 1 present at the meeting Saturday shOrtly &tterwa.rels •ecured hls b1g The public hll.8 been Invited to be chbnce through an audition ~~ P~l\ent and hear the tallr:s which WLS I!l.s sucocss wn ~ lnsto.ntaneous will be of lnl.erest It Is believed ani:! ill a remarkably shfJrt time he I . - - -.... _, __ -hNi sung 1\111 wu.y lntr> ll.n enviable po11ltlon amons Americas fore mfst radJ()' entertRim•rs VOtll pbb~t 'ld In his recent book t~ greht "./. mnjollty of BrnuJcy s Those !from a dL'ito.nce who at.tO gs had never bcPn wtltten but t.ended the fune·nl services ot Mn h be'en hanjed dl'lwn by word of Mabel RnUSh were Mr& Frank m•uth generation >'\ fter generation Ramsdell her only ltandchUd atng ttJe hatdy m.)untalneer folk Hamberg, N y and the three sbS e thl!' fhr$t !migration of th eir tm jMrs. .NQm \'I(OOde Mrs Ka.tha lltry ' trom t he Atlantic Mea- ryn Croak ol,ColUmbWI and M:-a bJtjlrd Lpcy Thoclonorton a~huaband 01 t ille appears at the Electric Thw· Albany Tbe other latlvea and , here Thursday friends were Mrs J 0 Schaefer I 1~ and Miu Allie Price of Plymouth 1 RW·P.t.W TREE IN Ol!lb!'Cil' M:rs c g Peoplea, Maty Ewln, I 1rerf1" abothm lor belleve!lt·ol- and Gwen HeSB of Pomeroy MJa! n9'-' ltob RlpJey and believe-It~ or~ Ploaale ~and Sylvia RouiJh ~ Byr not" 1'- IB true eUS& and. Wilbur Rose of Ra 1 ac ne~ ... I PJane F8 iJ8 "'10 Arrive On Time o:;:' • orqY8 ~~T~ I I I .. YOU KNOW.TH'I MAKERS I f t~ater part If not 11ll of the sea- .. I 1 • I 1 ' READERS! NOTlCE - U 10u wam the New• Oftlee ot The DaU1 Tribune, eall 28~L; It the Bllllnelo Oftlce ask for zoz.JL ---- - - - - - - - f WEATHER FORECAST- ' MA,KES SUS to $3.50 , publlci~f binder ~ about the deto.lls might cept.a.n~ oJ the settlement pJan M the conventiOn Gf wlion local dele· rates tomorrow omclals withheld announcement or the t erms Ope'"'-'f tors however are lt:nown to hut qreed ro pennlt the minen to ~ loo1 to unions without agn!eJ.nal :t~ ~oantze Lhe United Mille Worket-'ii Union ~ Govemor White 1 original ~ij1 tot preventing further stl'ikea fV requiring that no further w~ reductions be made wtthout 30 days notice to the ~~:overnor who tnvest11atc such action sn whether hla apptoval wtll be gin \S understood t.o have been accepted' by both !iddes omclal'e 3triters and operator~ wert jubilant over the outcome::; Herman TheiSen. ColUuncey mine• who hat. h elped d.i1 f'C t the strlk~ \6 chairman of the Hooking VaUer 3cale committe!! ch nttf'd 1tn rl"tendiy faahlon with an uld foo. ")ra.l Daugherty labOr .11uperih· t.endent of U\e Sund..y Creek Cool 1Contmued on page thl1!'(!l i I I ' I � 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 14, 1932 basshore moore tweedy