https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/098f1e72a27b99fa019403aaa499ced5.pdf a1125bc10586e1ffdb211f2a3b7fbb71 PDF Text Text ~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 �• '·· l ... - -"' ~ 1 'I 11 • '' • ~ I• ~ •-.. • • • .: ·- .} .•. ' • • ' • tit: '"d ~ I)•> ' ..... IJ,oa. ~"l)ul!oi oneweek .... , .........•....•. P.d lc lb. Sc ... sc , Y£ll~W ·JAtKETS READY ron nnst GAME · ~r SEAS~N ¥I ' i~~ Lt ,, News '1 ol .J Loeal Anrejlation Ia Set To Meet Cheshire Friday ...• lb. 0..-"' ................. . One Y-.r .. ......... ........ . ... -or:;· Evtp · M1lk . :.n - t'Q.-M~ Strdleiti uo ..._.... . "'., Rod ·K i·y ...Ill r.b~co slle , ,.. ... ~ ~. 5c 5c 5c ----- %lb. ..... ' l~ HUNTERS BEWARE ·m; HUNTING SEASON having opened today, we m'y'' expect to heaT of many hunter~S who are more anxiO!lS : to pull the trigger of their guns than they are to be sure that. the quarry at which they are aiming is Jegitimat~ game instead of some unsuspecting brother hunter. Every year, hundreds of huntels are injured and not 1 a few killed because many nimrods will not practic6! just~ o1·•Jinary rules of safety and care. The tirtst impu)sc in 1 many case.s with many hunters, is their last and th,ey bang , a\\ ay nt the first intimation qf a movinK object in the brush, hopeful that it is a .squirrel but not. careful eno~Jgh \ to investjgate and establi~:~-h the fact to u · c~rtainty. The)' · .:.cum lo think (and act accordingly,) that it is h~tter shoot first and inve~tigate afterward. ,...... T 'Htvy 3 "" fa~ .ilalb• Ill .,,• ., .... ~ 10c 10!: ,. ''" "' Nt. 1 "' 10c lb.. grl~Lers t hrough The lbca.l squad has bee'n given leSI!Qns In blQckin(i:, etc., pew for· m~t>llons, new plays, and the mcntm 11)c t or· nht gi.me 4-~~th S~ p,_.!lllt Butter sq,uad strenuous trlllnlng cturlng the past lV!d \veekill until Lhcy ' have lmprov· tld w auch 11n Cxtcm tho.t they nre N:atly to show their war·rs In their P&G Soap 10c o.f the Mid· Yellow Jackets w!U be held tonight Wlder the ua:hlfl. This will be the final Be98lcitl before the ID.d.'i open their 193'.! season wllh Chetililre hen Frida.) nlg'1-t ll.t 8 o'clock Coach Ch•de Satlyn has plac~o Nectarjl<aop ..... . T.c. dress · rehearsal dlepoi"L hlan schOOl ' . 'ftlll ~llil'-. - · - _.._ ' Vir1inla G,..11 Blna SanbOrn and f111mll'· ~i~ii}~·.!'~~~ } ~::1r:;]Ule motller. Nn. .\dil l Bini.former'J left ~llr!ld&f 'vr tl('VeJbl ": TIIUBSDAY, &IP'ii..... U, WI Prodigies F..nter College Coal Men Nr. and Mr11. Lawrence Bln& 111.nd IContinued .. ":'::Iii Dflll:e ont) dmya motor. trlp. 1Oo .• In the '- Lite houw }"llrd 1:\f!R llr. and Mn1 !dword Kerwood [ •fter t.he lt:nns lft:n aatt.ed upon.. ~~I;~ B6nwood, W. Vu. .. vllllted w1tll Ot!Orye K. &nltb., pt'elllil!ni. or UM latlter'a brother, CbBrle& F. \ the Sunday Cre!k Coal Co., saki Bu~her. ct Grant !:ilree~. Mon6a~ ht 'M\ll · t~ellght !; d 11.t the outt"onte ~ ;;~·!';;_~~ ~ •!~~;,;~ -·H;;;,t..;;;;j~~ 0 LICea IU}(I Tuelld&y. The)' .-1~ vhdterl i ar.d .hopeful for the rut~:· Oibbll of O.k Ol'Cml Bunda7. _ , Mar Jo1'1e 1and Mlldred Ra)'tiUm 1are atundiDI a nurae11 t.:r.lnbil 1 'lChool In Charleston. , A number 11"001 here attendlld the fe~Uval at Upper Plate: Wb1tAI , Church Baturda.' ntrbt. A number of the younc people c11Jied at Harry Macfllr'a Sunday , llfl.e'rn0011 I Mr and Mrs. Samuel MeKinner and two children wel'f: BundaJ gu~mts of Willi!' McKumey aDd I Ute former'll brother, Curt Ker· 1 Alt.:lourh t.'le ~~.trik e C08t two or fundament.al Importance hu Whetber O!' not ~ l&dll • wood at Second avenue U~ 11nd many lnJur\.ell In Ulf' I bew Ulken c11.re of. these poeltiool 1ona 1a to be seen Mta~~Dale Allen11w urth or Che,.;h· ~rn 11.nd southern 1\eldB, AdJuThe lads have been r>ent. 'through dW"lill the Prlday nJa::ht pme . ""'• ~if. . ,• wmporarlly working t~' llm ~ Oenent.l H endenon .u.ld h.1 h~ acrimmages durlnl the p11at ] Pollo•lns the Uaht. pn.eUce Ul· booJtkeeper for tht1 Mel!f!S Qroc., 1 ~ bt:Uevea 'rea&oDII.ble security and ~k . AlthOugh fo'rmer 'h lgb nllht t.ne boy1 wlfl reat all day !' Comi)Mny durtns the ab~ Ot. 4fCety can now be expected." piayera have betn p~ alona: with P"rlt!&y. The same wUI 1tart l.t 1 0•. Mlu Mary Park, wh o Is help :ng • Lee W HILII . Ohio pm~ldeot or he setond te(Ull . to ald. , In the I oloot. • '1care for her mot~1·. Mrs Mf.r:,ll• I th~ · UniUd Mine Worker&, add acrlmmase. the bo)'8 aeem to under· nt Park. . ~~ unllln omc!Als have &lreed 1 , umd just what lB wanted thhl 1 R~D~NT Mr11. Hubtrt MllCt' · hi:IS bc. ·n 11Jl lp jeep order, tle tndlctlted. and 10 Wter It Uke veterans. , duty lit the Big Three xroct:l "J thl· ' Dll'imantltng or rudlo Btat10b8, Of cow'Se, time al~r Ulne, certain 'llll<!k bel.'&.USf!' of Illness. t.tirots. and t-empo rary headquarurB pluyert> from the r>econd string line. • · ' I _ . ' · Mn;. OlUe Btanl~y of Cohu 1 1fJ 1 ~ wtU be sLarled at once by mllltbt· up would sift through and atop the tdward E., U:oore ~bout 30 ye•n11 came Wt!d.ml!day fm· ll vlstt v.i\h mtn wht·n raU!icatlun or the pl nn varsity bali carrier before the ploy or are, forl'(iet realdeelt o1 Mld.dle· Mr!l. Iva Brown it! voted, Hender80ll said. Elihly. had sta1'ted. The tine baa received port was ldUed In n.n ' automobile . Mr. and Mrs. cnrl Hegwood of tl1re t: offl.eers aHd men now remain much coacllmv and deaplte som11 ..t:eldent at Wharton. W. Va., Tuea- 1 COlumbus, arrived Wcdnescby tor In the field. Col. John Sbet.tler, rew weak places, appears to be aboUt day evenlna;. The body anivl!d a fhort. vlslt with Mr. and Mn popular mll1tlo. ot!lclal . will remlltln fhe best \hat could be m~n~fied 'Olursday and was t.a.Un to the Rl8e'nt:r Zelher. They ldt ·n-.ur~. Ill the ~lrl~e aNla In charye of ~a! tans are not looklDI tqr hbme of an uncle, Prank Branam- [ day morning. tlu_· om<:al obsen·ol"!! much cpposltion from the Cheshire burt on Weal Main stl'eet, Pomeroy . agereaatlon but little lB known H~ WILli; the 8011 Mra. Hulda ) thai. IP.rlm, but .no player will be as- Moore Qf Dehue, W. Va., and thi!' 1 A.tL,:m. 0 . Sept. 15-JNB~ured of a bCrth on th!" team and tilte l!:dWs.'rd Moore, who waa born !Plana to r a ma.ss meeting or miners will be doing his bet~t whJlc taking and reared Jn J,!iddleport, One Bis· (Qo t\ Cd F , ll~Jd lhelr famille~. p ·esurnably to pa1t In the Qamc. ter, Mrs. Thelma Carlaon of Kist- 1 n nu rom PrH· 0 11 ~' 1 :Jelebrate the end or Lhe HOCkiOJ ) ler w va and th~e brothe atlve oonlmlttee atler a :sharp flghl. Valley coal stnke were annaounced Th.e ba ~'ll:tl c l rl 1:1cn appenr to be HS:rry ·or wharton, and Henry anr: ; T~ eommlttee vote wo.s 21 to 9. On today by mine~ The meetlna Neal, Ga-llagher, Allen11worth anc.; Thomas r Deh l.so J 111 convention ballot. this vote rfl· .,.m bt> held at Glouster at 2 Jl . m . Bennett, Thr:se rour l1ave been ue a surv ve.. presented a majority of 750 tu 129 su day runni:ng tht'(IUgh the few plays glvfor the bonus-as It was, supprn ted • r% further dct.a.ils of r en them until it 1s be!\eved a strong "dH L-:.t:ll.i:l Oeunlll. d3.U@"htcrs, br nearly 111! the large stales. · ··n:..<; (o :- th \.1 ~ n~re· ~ombmation has been perfected. Mar~, Ml"!l. c. M. Oren and Mr~. The Nebraslto. delegation an· Vllrlous :mlo~ ~f~rc!~l~ ~~ll vf:~ R)ley nnd Gardner will take cnre a~C.I\L Hoed1ch and rra.ndda.uth· nounced it would dsln adoptmn or v!c.ed Thousands a>'e expe ted to •! the end positions, and should ter Kathryn f'nl.nces Hines, Ylslted the bohw planlt by the convcntlun. !L~~nd r· om over the Socuth~m take tare or 'them In good shape. with frlendll O.\. Lowell, Thm t.aay. Th16 opposlUon was kept alJvP th dfilo coal flt!lds -r:h~y have beo:n r rille~ In that pos! Mrs. Kathryn Story ol BedfiJrd, leaders..said , merely to "p~sel ve th~ Local unions iooay started elect~ t.wn since thl! beglnnmg of prac- came Wednesday for a vlsJt fllith :~· as au Intematlonal New~ lng delegates to the conference at Y ee poll 11a.s shawn about 1100 Murray City tomorrow when atrlk· :::. ·;c.th::-e 1289 deleptea favor the en will vott! eon ratification or the ~ettl~ment plan aereed upon yeater· prohlhltlon and bonus d ny by operators and strlke~s In o:::.::- settled, the eonvent.ton mmt eonferenees w1th Oov~mor George a new national commander Wh HP the Legion. Then Its program be rompleted Bnd it wm adto meet next ,Ye11r In Chlcago bellevea that practlcalll' everytblna have betn...rlvtn of l Mr11. Mary SwL~hcr WllB callml' ' ou Mn; Lauru Bnn1eU Sunaa:. I of l .eglOn • I 1 1 Smith of 11· ~m!Ung her DHtentt>, Mrs Istut.c Smith. ColumbuS Mr. alld Ml'is Juanita dmlth of MCCClys Forll, Is spend1ng a few days h~ , w\Ul her nunt, Mrs. BeLty Bm1\b.. · Mrs. Mabel McCulloch wu call· 1 11111 u1 . Mrs. Lllura BanteU.. FriJkl' "Venlng H lckory sc hool opl'!nfld Monday' wll!l Mo s Allw. Eeknrd 4.'1 teacher. Mt and Ml"!l. Brown moved into 'hP [)I'(. De l ty belonging to Robett Pulllllll. Mr.~. Brown will l.eaeh Harmony · llclwol thlH winter. ' ° ----------~-:.. ,, ".~ New Wonderful J•'ace Powder t!, 43~~: ''\'l'n hlK M, a ml Mrs. ScnLt McDanlcl vl.• \11-d Mr nnd M MI. OM. Blllyton. 1 :-Junday. 1 Ml~M., Pt>arl I aboUt f'rrrr.ntR Large Pores-Rtay~ nn Longer STANSO GOLDEN 011.; A wonderful ' .... t3c healing anUsepllc cub, br;ll.ise!l, bums abd ' ~ertor . all .ex· lnrl•mmaUon. , Sa.Uifac\.lon 1uaranteed or money I I and Vegetabla I·~~~;;::~~~~~fE~~~~i~~~is!~ should huveJives left have t,Jti~ :world to~imply because ol)e they: elfle, Ahoy been Hnuft'ed nut lonl[some llcfon tou keen to ~:~hoot a aquiri-el, pulled the trigger of the it I gun because tbe)' eaw a fur cap in the woods that they thought and hoped w.as a squirre l. Mnny others have lo~t their live~ be~uu11c o~ their own carelessness in crawling throijgh I.Jrush ,.wp. under fonce•. It is to be hoped )hat an unusual •P!'I.~,\binp wUJ tum up this year which w!U m~)<e hynt<lsa 1110r.e .cau.ti,o~s and care-ful than they hav¢ be"!! in the ~~ot. This will me au a Knvhur, of m&ny li~~s aDa:. rj.~u~e ,.\h~ A'lluish an<l •uffering 'of love<! . oni!o ~·'!~dedi~ .i • · ' I I BAliAN" ,f•• SWI!n v .. ' ... oJoL Price 60c 1 Midd!e~ •.Ohlu. lSc ZBc ~ Sold By The . ·' Stansbury •l>rug Co. 6c .. ; '• .. .t. . JJ. · 'poii~e au\l):or~tles. >jrou'w.'iift'~'at.t~oir b~•lneBS to ~~~~~tiFl~~~~~~~~~\~f.]~~~ those whose cri~inal carelessneSB a.nd negljgence re~mlts in loss of life, thi"" featur~ of hunting ac~dent~S- would be material~ reduced. · fiowever, those\ r,;;~bi![~~>.me: nthcl' mi~haps which occut because tbo handler of his ;,;y:.~!~~~~ own gun will not treat it as the dangerous weapon il iS, tu n nut he !'lt'evented unlerr,.,; the gun wlddei'S themse lVes make n chan~e in theit· actions. pro~ecute If THE SETTLI;:MENT ! '!'lle Ractnc-Le~rt \.earn ddeat· HE UEPOH.T uf an agreement hnvinl{ bcon re.u.che.d I l'<l BEU:l»n .'• t ~~t. Sunday. m ;~. betwtJen the OJ)Crator") n11d n• pruscJttativ~ti . of i he 1!:~~c !:!dTt!~ .r,~ A~t~-~~; ~~~~; ~~!~; mincrg in cor-ference at the governor'ts oftlct~, will come alfalr and prov1de4 ' l,llt.e~t fol' u:; good news to a)l wbo 4P'c inteJ"eHted 111 th~ welfare qf t~e fans bedluae ot ~ doubt.fqf . . · "! outcome. Ste'PJ1. '!'IJ~ McNamee tho stat.e. Bejlndes furmt~hptg work for u num b~1· of n1~ 1wuc the op~ ~tc:her,, wllUe . who wanted to work .but ,who were afraid to risk the1'r two !rlPlil•the onW~l'l}erl tOt! ~-t by ~~~:!~~t~tf~~~~~~~; 1 ' • NCI rlslua~y pJ:OVided li\'e8 in the attempt, tt w1ll comndtlrably redqoe the cost a:tn. to the taxpayers aH it will bring to an end the l'eign of at•med force in those places where circumstances ha.d j 11hown armed force was so necessary. lt it1 to be hoped now that things betw<i!en the fat:~ f tloni'l ar~ settled, that the Kreater part, if not all of the 0 murket~ fo:rmerly ~ontro116d by Ohio caul shippers, can be weaned ~;\Way from those whom the strike heiP,ed so much and bring a portion of prosperity, at least, 'back. to Ohio. aesid•• losjnJr much prestige for Ohio coal. and placing an addjtional lo{l.d on the operator in re~est'ablish~ , itog his product, the strike hos coot the state thousando o( I dollar~ in various ways. 1 News of its settlement therefore, will come M partie~ j ulat'Jy vrKtifying to those .who had beaun work at our 1 local mines and there will be nothing whatever to fear . from the (JUarters of the holshevika and crimhptl element 1 which had been deKtroying property and fntimidating 1 men for the pa~o~t many mo,nths. After all, the Hettlement i merely moons that a nastx ~:~ituation for all concernl'<!l,' Ita:-~ been f)Ut behind. ' T • ., '\Tou sh~uld praise ~oo..u hOllle city and. hoosL with all your mlgbt. • ••••• • I I I THE MAINE ELECTION HE MAINjJ: eleotion• howe ~ecrl hollf nnd aro htiiled [ wilh doii11ht lry the Democr.t• and with olarm by suc h •~ have beep ' I heir npppnonh. '1'11•1 t.h~ result.o oxpected loy muny fPIIowers would bfl !q ~hl!· ' ply H!!I\C a lrUiS!ll [Jir !ho VEfY fPBHOn l~ll~ t~e po~- I i>lt• I hrn:•sl1ttul tl•o . ~· ~l\pqf~P~ ljl' 1· rogi•lel ll•oir •If not t.o lh~lr11~1Pf• [ Tb• lllr· JJq!lvpr .~v.<~ll . tho~~h hp I• '· I ; T of · THE FAIL OF CONSTANTINOPLE ~fNatUre in the Raw"-as par~ Ira,..I by Thomas Webb ..• in· spired by the savage rlaughtn ' "' ..: ·' o~SOOOChristian <kfmder•- .·'.• at the hands of the wngeful, barbaric horde of 250,000 men under the ruthless Mohommcd 11-14531 -.- .. ,•! ""';, .'!.." •••. SIM . . . her 'Nieit "'... . ,. -··' ey are ' -~·. • ' · k d yo11 ever smo e \ • '..."' >· ·- \ .•• I . ,(J(i. pot p.~,..nt; u\· ..1fcKles ... th~ mildest cigarette .,. . ' raw tobaccos ·f·:, Thh~~t.::e~ ,.R~!~~~ t~~-l's~!~a-.~~ttt!~ ~. "'"w·· . • .-, p•·•••n• Wh\lql"iw~r~::~l foirr,," iFOlft ~.and .. < « ·.t ! ' .. )aol . . . aaoi:J!" . - ...... w. --· ......... ... •u ,.. ......... • l : RECK · ·I FORMER t KILLED ' f11m lly . Mn; H. A. &melt was caJled to , Chel"lestlJn Prldny by the MriOU'I 1 •llmti.~ t.f her smt.e1, Mrs, Walter tw:.ebt"rry achooll 4 pkp.-1·9c LuI • W E buy the finest, the very finest tobac~s in all the worldbut J •• ' that does nq,t e:xplain' why folks · . everywhere regan:rlii~ky Strike as the .·mildest cigarette:. The fact is, we never overlook the truth th~t "lllahlrf' in, o; 1·• . I , tm: ...,.uam Mlld"- .so th«=SC fine tobaccos, after prop~ aging and mellowing, are then given the benefit o fth at Lucky Str1'ke pur1'fying process, describedbythewords-"It'stoasted". That's why folks in every city, town and hamlet say that Luckies are such mild cigat:ettes. ''It•s toasted" 'hlllt !! !!!!!!! . ~ Lucldea "If- ..,. wri• ,; ftt#r liof, fmd'• 6itt!r _,., " •dt • fttkr , . , . , . , tiNt• hu ongbhoo<, rho IN lllik/ bis MIISI io tiN UMis, tiN world will ..,;. • katm patb to his iHr. "-IIAI.PH WALDO liMIIIlSON. no.. oo< <hi! ..plain lhe world·wide ~ alii! appnml of Lucky Sorike? . •' .j J r ' ,I. ' �• '·· l ... - -"' ~ 1 'I 11 • '' • ~ I• ~ •-.. • • • .: ·- .} .•. ' • • ' • tit: '"d ~ I)•> ' ..... IJ,oa. ~"l)ul!oi oneweek .... , .........•....•. P.d lc lb. Sc ... sc , Y£ll~W ·JAtKETS READY ron nnst GAME · ~r SEAS~N ¥I ' i~~ Lt ,, News '1 ol .J Loeal Anrejlation Ia Set To Meet Cheshire Friday ...• lb. 0..-"' ................. . One Y-.r .. ......... ........ . ... -or:;· Evtp · M1lk . :.n - t'Q.-M~ Strdleiti uo ..._.... . "'., Rod ·K i·y ...Ill r.b~co slle , ,.. ... ~ ~. 5c 5c 5c ----- %lb. ..... ' l~ HUNTERS BEWARE ·m; HUNTING SEASON having opened today, we m'y'' expect to heaT of many hunter~S who are more anxiO!lS : to pull the trigger of their guns than they are to be sure that. the quarry at which they are aiming is Jegitimat~ game instead of some unsuspecting brother hunter. Every year, hundreds of huntels are injured and not 1 a few killed because many nimrods will not practic6! just~ o1·•Jinary rules of safety and care. The tirtst impu)sc in 1 many case.s with many hunters, is their last and th,ey bang , a\\ ay nt the first intimation qf a movinK object in the brush, hopeful that it is a .squirrel but not. careful eno~Jgh \ to investjgate and establi~:~-h the fact to u · c~rtainty. The)' · .:.cum lo think (and act accordingly,) that it is h~tter shoot first and inve~tigate afterward. ,...... T 'Htvy 3 "" fa~ .ilalb• Ill .,,• ., .... ~ 10c 10!: ,. ''" "' Nt. 1 "' 10c lb.. grl~Lers t hrough The lbca.l squad has bee'n given leSI!Qns In blQckin(i:, etc., pew for· m~t>llons, new plays, and the mcntm 11)c t or· nht gi.me 4-~~th S~ p,_.!lllt Butter sq,uad strenuous trlllnlng cturlng the past lV!d \veekill until Lhcy ' have lmprov· tld w auch 11n Cxtcm tho.t they nre N:atly to show their war·rs In their P&G Soap 10c o.f the Mid· Yellow Jackets w!U be held tonight Wlder the ua:hlfl. This will be the final Be98lcitl before the ID.d.'i open their 193'.! season wllh Chetililre hen Frida.) nlg'1-t ll.t 8 o'clock Coach Ch•de Satlyn has plac~o Nectarjl<aop ..... . T.c. dress · rehearsal dlepoi"L hlan schOOl ' . 'ftlll ~llil'-. - · - _.._ ' Vir1inla G,..11 Blna SanbOrn and f111mll'· ~i~ii}~·.!'~~~ } ~::1r:;]Ule motller. Nn. .\dil l Bini.former'J left ~llr!ld&f 'vr tl('VeJbl ": TIIUBSDAY, &IP'ii..... U, WI Prodigies F..nter College Coal Men Nr. and Mr11. Lawrence Bln& 111.nd IContinued .. ":'::Iii Dflll:e ont) dmya motor. trlp. 1Oo .• In the '- Lite houw }"llrd 1:\f!R llr. and Mn1 !dword Kerwood [ •fter t.he lt:nns lft:n aatt.ed upon.. ~~I;~ B6nwood, W. Vu. .. vllllted w1tll Ot!Orye K. &nltb., pt'elllil!ni. or UM latlter'a brother, CbBrle& F. \ the Sunday Cre!k Coal Co., saki Bu~her. ct Grant !:ilree~. Mon6a~ ht 'M\ll · t~ellght !; d 11.t the outt"onte ~ ;;~·!';;_~~ ~ •!~~;,;~ -·H;;;,t..;;;;j~~ 0 LICea IU}(I Tuelld&y. The)' .-1~ vhdterl i ar.d .hopeful for the rut~:· Oibbll of O.k Ol'Cml Bunda7. _ , Mar Jo1'1e 1and Mlldred Ra)'tiUm 1are atundiDI a nurae11 t.:r.lnbil 1 'lChool In Charleston. , A number 11"001 here attendlld the fe~Uval at Upper Plate: Wb1tAI , Church Baturda.' ntrbt. A number of the younc people c11Jied at Harry Macfllr'a Sunday , llfl.e'rn0011 I Mr and Mrs. Samuel MeKinner and two children wel'f: BundaJ gu~mts of Willi!' McKumey aDd I Ute former'll brother, Curt Ker· 1 Alt.:lourh t.'le ~~.trik e C08t two or fundament.al Importance hu Whetber O!' not ~ l&dll • wood at Second avenue U~ 11nd many lnJur\.ell In Ulf' I bew Ulken c11.re of. these poeltiool 1ona 1a to be seen Mta~~Dale Allen11w urth or Che,.;h· ~rn 11.nd southern 1\eldB, AdJuThe lads have been r>ent. 'through dW"lill the Prlday nJa::ht pme . ""'• ~if. . ,• wmporarlly working t~' llm ~ Oenent.l H endenon .u.ld h.1 h~ acrimmages durlnl the p11at ] Pollo•lns the Uaht. pn.eUce Ul· booJtkeeper for tht1 Mel!f!S Qroc., 1 ~ bt:Uevea 'rea&oDII.ble security and ~k . AlthOugh fo'rmer 'h lgb nllht t.ne boy1 wlfl reat all day !' Comi)Mny durtns the ab~ Ot. 4fCety can now be expected." piayera have betn p~ alona: with P"rlt!&y. The same wUI 1tart l.t 1 0•. Mlu Mary Park, wh o Is help :ng • Lee W HILII . Ohio pm~ldeot or he setond te(Ull . to ald. , In the I oloot. • '1care for her mot~1·. Mrs Mf.r:,ll• I th~ · UniUd Mine Worker&, add acrlmmase. the bo)'8 aeem to under· nt Park. . ~~ unllln omc!Als have &lreed 1 , umd just what lB wanted thhl 1 R~D~NT Mr11. Hubtrt MllCt' · hi:IS bc. ·n 11Jl lp jeep order, tle tndlctlted. and 10 Wter It Uke veterans. , duty lit the Big Three xroct:l "J thl· ' Dll'imantltng or rudlo Btat10b8, Of cow'Se, time al~r Ulne, certain 'llll<!k bel.'&.USf!' of Illness. t.tirots. and t-empo rary headquarurB pluyert> from the r>econd string line. • · ' I _ . ' · Mn;. OlUe Btanl~y of Cohu 1 1fJ 1 ~ wtU be sLarled at once by mllltbt· up would sift through and atop the tdward E., U:oore ~bout 30 ye•n11 came Wt!d.ml!day fm· ll vlstt v.i\h mtn wht·n raU!icatlun or the pl nn varsity bali carrier before the ploy or are, forl'(iet realdeelt o1 Mld.dle· Mr!l. Iva Brown it! voted, Hender80ll said. Elihly. had sta1'ted. The tine baa received port was ldUed In n.n ' automobile . Mr. and Mrs. cnrl Hegwood of tl1re t: offl.eers aHd men now remain much coacllmv and deaplte som11 ..t:eldent at Wharton. W. Va., Tuea- 1 COlumbus, arrived Wcdnescby tor In the field. Col. John Sbet.tler, rew weak places, appears to be aboUt day evenlna;. The body anivl!d a fhort. vlslt with Mr. and Mn popular mll1tlo. ot!lclal . will remlltln fhe best \hat could be m~n~fied 'Olursday and was t.a.Un to the Rl8e'nt:r Zelher. They ldt ·n-.ur~. Ill the ~lrl~e aNla In charye of ~a! tans are not looklDI tqr hbme of an uncle, Prank Branam- [ day morning. tlu_· om<:al obsen·ol"!! much cpposltion from the Cheshire burt on Weal Main stl'eet, Pomeroy . agereaatlon but little lB known H~ WILli; the 8011 Mra. Hulda ) thai. IP.rlm, but .no player will be as- Moore Qf Dehue, W. Va., and thi!' 1 A.tL,:m. 0 . Sept. 15-JNB~ured of a bCrth on th!" team and tilte l!:dWs.'rd Moore, who waa born !Plana to r a ma.ss meeting or miners will be doing his bet~t whJlc taking and reared Jn J,!iddleport, One Bis· (Qo t\ Cd F , ll~Jd lhelr famille~. p ·esurnably to pa1t In the Qamc. ter, Mrs. Thelma Carlaon of Kist- 1 n nu rom PrH· 0 11 ~' 1 :Jelebrate the end or Lhe HOCkiOJ ) ler w va and th~e brothe atlve oonlmlttee atler a :sharp flghl. Valley coal stnke were annaounced Th.e ba ~'ll:tl c l rl 1:1cn appenr to be HS:rry ·or wharton, and Henry anr: ; T~ eommlttee vote wo.s 21 to 9. On today by mine~ The meetlna Neal, Ga-llagher, Allen11worth anc.; Thomas r Deh l.so J 111 convention ballot. this vote rfl· .,.m bt> held at Glouster at 2 Jl . m . Bennett, Thr:se rour l1ave been ue a surv ve.. presented a majority of 750 tu 129 su day runni:ng tht'(IUgh the few plays glvfor the bonus-as It was, supprn ted • r% further dct.a.ils of r en them until it 1s be!\eved a strong "dH L-:.t:ll.i:l Oeunlll. d3.U@"htcrs, br nearly 111! the large stales. · ··n:..<; (o :- th \.1 ~ n~re· ~ombmation has been perfected. Mar~, Ml"!l. c. M. Oren and Mr~. The Nebraslto. delegation an· Vllrlous :mlo~ ~f~rc!~l~ ~~ll vf:~ R)ley nnd Gardner will take cnre a~C.I\L Hoed1ch and rra.ndda.uth· nounced it would dsln adoptmn or v!c.ed Thousands a>'e expe ted to •! the end positions, and should ter Kathryn f'nl.nces Hines, Ylslted the bohw planlt by the convcntlun. !L~~nd r· om over the Socuth~m take tare or 'them In good shape. with frlendll O.\. Lowell, Thm t.aay. Th16 opposlUon was kept alJvP th dfilo coal flt!lds -r:h~y have beo:n r rille~ In that pos! Mrs. Kathryn Story ol BedfiJrd, leaders..said , merely to "p~sel ve th~ Local unions iooay started elect~ t.wn since thl! beglnnmg of prac- came Wednesday for a vlsJt fllith :~· as au Intematlonal New~ lng delegates to the conference at Y ee poll 11a.s shawn about 1100 Murray City tomorrow when atrlk· :::. ·;c.th::-e 1289 deleptea favor the en will vott! eon ratification or the ~ettl~ment plan aereed upon yeater· prohlhltlon and bonus d ny by operators and strlke~s In o:::.::- settled, the eonvent.ton mmt eonferenees w1th Oov~mor George a new national commander Wh HP the Legion. Then Its program be rompleted Bnd it wm adto meet next ,Ye11r In Chlcago bellevea that practlcalll' everytblna have betn...rlvtn of l Mr11. Mary SwL~hcr WllB callml' ' ou Mn; Lauru Bnn1eU Sunaa:. I of l .eglOn • I 1 1 Smith of 11· ~m!Ung her DHtentt>, Mrs Istut.c Smith. ColumbuS Mr. alld Ml'is Juanita dmlth of MCCClys Forll, Is spend1ng a few days h~ , w\Ul her nunt, Mrs. BeLty Bm1\b.. · Mrs. Mabel McCulloch wu call· 1 11111 u1 . Mrs. Lllura BanteU.. FriJkl' "Venlng H lckory sc hool opl'!nfld Monday' wll!l Mo s Allw. Eeknrd 4.'1 teacher. Mt and Ml"!l. Brown moved into 'hP [)I'(. De l ty belonging to Robett Pulllllll. Mr.~. Brown will l.eaeh Harmony · llclwol thlH winter. ' ° ----------~-:.. ,, ".~ New Wonderful J•'ace Powder t!, 43~~: ''\'l'n hlK M, a ml Mrs. ScnLt McDanlcl vl.• \11-d Mr nnd M MI. OM. Blllyton. 1 :-Junday. 1 Ml~M., Pt>arl I aboUt f'rrrr.ntR Large Pores-Rtay~ nn Longer STANSO GOLDEN 011.; A wonderful ' .... t3c healing anUsepllc cub, br;ll.ise!l, bums abd ' ~ertor . all .ex· lnrl•mmaUon. , Sa.Uifac\.lon 1uaranteed or money I I and Vegetabla I·~~~;;::~~~~~fE~~~~i~~~is!~ should huveJives left have t,Jti~ :world to~imply because ol)e they: elfle, Ahoy been Hnuft'ed nut lonl[some llcfon tou keen to ~:~hoot a aquiri-el, pulled the trigger of the it I gun because tbe)' eaw a fur cap in the woods that they thought and hoped w.as a squirre l. Mnny others have lo~t their live~ be~uu11c o~ their own carelessness in crawling throijgh I.Jrush ,.wp. under fonce•. It is to be hoped )hat an unusual •P!'I.~,\binp wUJ tum up this year which w!U m~)<e hynt<lsa 1110r.e .cau.ti,o~s and care-ful than they hav¢ be"!! in the ~~ot. This will me au a Knvhur, of m&ny li~~s aDa:. rj.~u~e ,.\h~ A'lluish an<l •uffering 'of love<! . oni!o ~·'!~dedi~ .i • · ' I I BAliAN" ,f•• SWI!n v .. ' ... oJoL Price 60c 1 Midd!e~ •.Ohlu. lSc ZBc ~ Sold By The . ·' Stansbury •l>rug Co. 6c .. ; '• .. .t. . JJ. · 'poii~e au\l):or~tles. >jrou'w.'iift'~'at.t~oir b~•lneBS to ~~~~~tiFl~~~~~~~~~\~f.]~~~ those whose cri~inal carelessneSB a.nd negljgence re~mlts in loss of life, thi"" featur~ of hunting ac~dent~S- would be material~ reduced. · fiowever, those\ r,;;~bi![~~>.me: nthcl' mi~haps which occut because tbo handler of his ;,;y:.~!~~~~ own gun will not treat it as the dangerous weapon il iS, tu n nut he !'lt'evented unlerr,.,; the gun wlddei'S themse lVes make n chan~e in theit· actions. pro~ecute If THE SETTLI;:MENT ! '!'lle Ractnc-Le~rt \.earn ddeat· HE UEPOH.T uf an agreement hnvinl{ bcon re.u.che.d I l'<l BEU:l»n .'• t ~~t. Sunday. m ;~. betwtJen the OJ)Crator") n11d n• pruscJttativ~ti . of i he 1!:~~c !:!dTt!~ .r,~ A~t~-~~; ~~~~; ~~!~; mincrg in cor-ference at the governor'ts oftlct~, will come alfalr and prov1de4 ' l,llt.e~t fol' u:; good news to a)l wbo 4P'c inteJ"eHted 111 th~ welfare qf t~e fans bedluae ot ~ doubt.fqf . . · "! outcome. Ste'PJ1. '!'IJ~ McNamee tho stat.e. Bejlndes furmt~hptg work for u num b~1· of n1~ 1wuc the op~ ~tc:her,, wllUe . who wanted to work .but ,who were afraid to risk the1'r two !rlPlil•the onW~l'l}erl tOt! ~-t by ~~~:!~~t~tf~~~~~~~; 1 ' • NCI rlslua~y pJ:OVided li\'e8 in the attempt, tt w1ll comndtlrably redqoe the cost a:tn. to the taxpayers aH it will bring to an end the l'eign of at•med force in those places where circumstances ha.d j 11hown armed force was so necessary. lt it1 to be hoped now that things betw<i!en the fat:~ f tloni'l ar~ settled, that the Kreater part, if not all of the 0 murket~ fo:rmerly ~ontro116d by Ohio caul shippers, can be weaned ~;\Way from those whom the strike heiP,ed so much and bring a portion of prosperity, at least, 'back. to Ohio. aesid•• losjnJr much prestige for Ohio coal. and placing an addjtional lo{l.d on the operator in re~est'ablish~ , itog his product, the strike hos coot the state thousando o( I dollar~ in various ways. 1 News of its settlement therefore, will come M partie~ j ulat'Jy vrKtifying to those .who had beaun work at our 1 local mines and there will be nothing whatever to fear . from the (JUarters of the holshevika and crimhptl element 1 which had been deKtroying property and fntimidating 1 men for the pa~o~t many mo,nths. After all, the Hettlement i merely moons that a nastx ~:~ituation for all concernl'<!l,' Ita:-~ been f)Ut behind. ' T • ., '\Tou sh~uld praise ~oo..u hOllle city and. hoosL with all your mlgbt. • ••••• • I I I THE MAINE ELECTION HE MAINjJ: eleotion• howe ~ecrl hollf nnd aro htiiled [ wilh doii11ht lry the Democr.t• and with olarm by suc h •~ have beep ' I heir npppnonh. '1'11•1 t.h~ result.o oxpected loy muny fPIIowers would bfl !q ~hl!· ' ply H!!I\C a lrUiS!ll [Jir !ho VEfY fPBHOn l~ll~ t~e po~- I i>lt• I hrn:•sl1ttul tl•o . ~· ~l\pqf~P~ ljl' 1· rogi•lel ll•oir •If not t.o lh~lr11~1Pf• [ Tb• lllr· JJq!lvpr .~v.<~ll . tho~~h hp I• '· I ; T of · THE FAIL OF CONSTANTINOPLE ~fNatUre in the Raw"-as par~ Ira,..I by Thomas Webb ..• in· spired by the savage rlaughtn ' "' ..: ·' o~SOOOChristian <kfmder•- .·'.• at the hands of the wngeful, barbaric horde of 250,000 men under the ruthless Mohommcd 11-14531 -.- .. ,•! ""';, .'!.." •••. SIM . . . her 'Nieit "'... . ,. -··' ey are ' -~·. • ' · k d yo11 ever smo e \ • '..."' >· ·- \ .•• I . ,(J(i. pot p.~,..nt; u\· ..1fcKles ... th~ mildest cigarette .,. . ' raw tobaccos ·f·:, Thh~~t.::e~ ,.R~!~~~ t~~-l's~!~a-.~~ttt!~ ~. "'"w·· . • .-, p•·•••n• Wh\lql"iw~r~::~l foirr,," iFOlft ~.and .. < « ·.t ! ' .. )aol . . . aaoi:J!" . - ...... w. --· ......... ... •u ,.. ......... • l : RECK · ·I FORMER t KILLED ' f11m lly . Mn; H. A. &melt was caJled to , Chel"lestlJn Prldny by the MriOU'I 1 •llmti.~ t.f her smt.e1, Mrs, Walter tw:.ebt"rry achooll 4 pkp.-1·9c LuI • W E buy the finest, the very finest tobac~s in all the worldbut J •• ' that does nq,t e:xplain' why folks · . everywhere regan:rlii~ky Strike as the .·mildest cigarette:. The fact is, we never overlook the truth th~t "lllahlrf' in, o; 1·• . I , tm: ...,.uam Mlld"- .so th«=SC fine tobaccos, after prop~ aging and mellowing, are then given the benefit o fth at Lucky Str1'ke pur1'fying process, describedbythewords-"It'stoasted". That's why folks in every city, town and hamlet say that Luckies are such mild cigat:ettes. ''It•s toasted" 'hlllt !! !!!!!!! . ~ Lucldea "If- ..,. wri• ,; ftt#r liof, fmd'• 6itt!r _,., " •dt • fttkr , . , . , . , tiNt• hu ongbhoo<, rho IN lllik/ bis MIISI io tiN UMis, tiN world will ..,;. • katm patb to his iHr. "-IIAI.PH WALDO liMIIIlSON. no.. oo< <hi! ..plain lhe world·wide ~ alii! appnml of Lucky Sorike? . •' .j J r ' ,I. ' �' 4i I,, "·atY · Al n1t n WURK FOR ff~~T GAME ~f, &nBS' SlUMP '1\IJd ~ipt Of ~ctict t - Ga.. For Gam- At . LMD• Leader. Fail To-show Clau 'YANKS -WIN - AGAIN - Slltllt In f~meatala · ' ' . A' a ~in Ground On Sen· Ai Latter Lou To Tipra •*• By Cliff Sterrett ·! MEAN SOM;;QNE 10 TM<E M!; OUT OCCASIONALL.Y! Kenneth L Tuelc8l, of George ~ town, Ind.. h!l-1 been added to the .. ~he I i~;,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~ radio PhYBicl&t, or radium expert. ataJ't a years of as RK ~. Mr. ofTw:ker,Holzu only 27hospital Le1hom p~l­ wu reeeotl:v connected w!th lhc t~;~bl lirto:'each'. - - can or wrlte st&ft' ot the bureau •tilndarcW of the Mr.1: ~. ;:s. Stetner, Rut.land, 0 . United Btate11 Department of Com-: Q-11·~. merce. He 11pent four year& at the State Jnatltute for the Study of M&lliU)a.nt tilsea1ea at Buffalo . N.l Y., and IOQU! tlme witt the radium department of the .Mu.;lclpal hosplta.J of ~ew ·.LJrk City. The ~lum 3peehi.Jist wll! s.ct up a radium emanation plant which 1 will be a part of the physical ther ~ BPY depat tment . wht'rc treatments rQr cancer are given. pafl, aALi-ao vih~t.;, u· I 1,1:•.-...J 'ng · . " lPJ'IJUd .... . .' . IURQIN aUIOO.EY - - - - - - - ' Club w. lltw. ¥•Ill· ..... ......... -/ . 101 Philsi.delphia . . . . . 88 L. ",. Wl,llhioi'ton . . . . . . 85 ·~ Cleveland . . . .. .. . . Detroit . . ... . ..... St. Louill ........ , . Chicago ....... .. . -·· 51 80 69 59 44 "70 .." BOflton ... ...... . . 40 102 NATIONAL LEAGUE: Club W. 114 L. 5D 78 64 I:=eJ~.~: .'.".'.'.'.· ~ tiH . .. ~hlcago PlttS:bur.a:~ a,ooJr:Jyn . . . .. . • .. 77 ~~ New Y.o rk . . . . . . . . 66 Lo.u is . .. .. .. . . . 63 "' 87 ASSOCIATION tN. L. PC~ ~5 00 .GI3 :. 85 70 .648 Sl '75 .518 81 '78 .609 fitf'il: t t ·4~1:. 1'41t11t)NI .. y . __ ..._ - .Ji! ~ •. ·, ..,,....... 11:1 .IVA A. 77NOE .512 V4 'J8 91 .692 .412 6:1 95 .388 . . . . . 1: • I w. L. " 72 72 .. . 81 .. .. . 34 Jersey C~ ty . . . 72 i Here'• an attractive black crepe ntin •'Of new soft dull te11:ture. The ! white crepe contruting add~ a smilrl ; youthful louch. • 76 . 78 92 .... .. .... ti9 ....... 52 109 Yf'STUDAY'S Rf~S IJI,T S Al\'lt:rUCAN ASSO(; IATION Columbus t; ; Indianapolis 1. MlnneaDClUi 15 ; K amns Cit]'' 9. lt'! a charm ing model tno carried out in the ne w lovely 1\'ool~n A twetd mixtllr~ in win~·rerl wi th pi~ in uuul crtp~ {'outrlilstlng in 1nat•hi11!1 1 tont" is 11. ~~le11d id, chuice lor the col· l leyt girt. : ~. '14 i:~&·: 11 .4 '"""til •" .' 78 'J~ ITVKIIIIIG AIID ·spoRTIVJ: All 'I'i•t'l morlll1 "" trtfllttl " lllldutl i• P•ri• t.,tlllll tuJt ill NHJJ l'eri. 18 'J8 Loulsvlllll 3; Tole:lo 2 110 lnu.! ·, Only 8att}.ea. 6Dlledulod . l•tmr~ Thil in sit, Jtt ,..,.•• 7il>8 "'"'J(J bt•~ o!• tcin•d 111 tttJJ n. \~ ..______,.....,,________..,.., _._..,.,.,.. . ...,____,..,..,.,...,..,.,__.,.. L___....,;;.._..,.._,.,..___ ~____....;;:, I Thj, i•lltl'll u rwtld'J for tmmtd•plt : J ~ lllltrf • I( ;, llnRd u/. . . L. .:'" ': :•:._:<'l l-.::•::•:;~:..;:::;_·.;....-~-.,....~~_...~...,.-~ . .. N4TlON# LE.I\.GUE PhEa':leJp)lla 4; Cloctnoatt 1. New Yotk. 4: Chicago 3 110 tn,•.ni l Bos ~on IS; Pltt.sburrh 2. Brocklyu 3,; St. Louts 1. -- I I '<)Q'E~~< · r $~ll.'f 5Mill! /.".;111 ·•P ,Ci~t f~P" f'rlttrr:u \ S~ l ' tl \~ ''.•;:r .. l\r~H.. Sa\Of IN lHI\T ' PIN\( 1\~T ce!!t" jiu ~llj.ltW~ t•r nun l tp ~~ij!oohfnn !lun;iJ II \Vn te t·;~ r rfullr .., 11! !•liji:•\~ ~ 11u; :t ntl lnll .. ~~· ul lllr 11 \li·!U OT 1• I l.ooK 'P ... I 6 no •• lilt IJ ;.l \l.lll .1 .. 11 tlu· 1ti:n: , uu ' · ... : ,I ,o1 ~·' r~·•< II" ~~.u1 I I 1·• <·• 101 I> • I · !11 ••.\ • ''l'loi.V - .I ... ,, .. , .. , . ... .... , f. ' ' ' I I 1 t ' ·, t ' ' ' t '' ' ' 0 ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' " '' 0 ' ,, r.l 1· . . . . '·~~~~"-¥•·.1 . ,1 ' >ll'x:~ , ,. .,. ... ~ " .. ..... ' :· ~ •• • ) I t:. l1mJ Letart' Fans · :m..,-... .. .. ' Tu ... ·~· eLU �' 4i I,, "·atY · Al n1t n WURK FOR ff~~T GAME ~f, &nBS' SlUMP '1\IJd ~ipt Of ~ctict t - Ga.. For Gam- At . LMD• Leader. Fail To-show Clau 'YANKS -WIN - AGAIN - Slltllt In f~meatala · ' ' . A' a ~in Ground On Sen· Ai Latter Lou To Tipra •*• By Cliff Sterrett ·! MEAN SOM;;QNE 10 TM<E M!; OUT OCCASIONALL.Y! Kenneth L Tuelc8l, of George ~ town, Ind.. h!l-1 been added to the .. ~he I i~;,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~ radio PhYBicl&t, or radium expert. ataJ't a years of as RK ~. Mr. ofTw:ker,Holzu only 27hospital Le1hom p~l­ wu reeeotl:v connected w!th lhc t~;~bl lirto:'each'. - - can or wrlte st&ft' ot the bureau •tilndarcW of the Mr.1: ~. ;:s. Stetner, Rut.land, 0 . United Btate11 Department of Com-: Q-11·~. merce. He 11pent four year& at the State Jnatltute for the Study of M&lliU)a.nt tilsea1ea at Buffalo . N.l Y., and IOQU! tlme witt the radium department of the .Mu.;lclpal hosplta.J of ~ew ·.LJrk City. The ~lum 3peehi.Jist wll! s.ct up a radium emanation plant which 1 will be a part of the physical ther ~ BPY depat tment . wht'rc treatments rQr cancer are given. pafl, aALi-ao vih~t.;, u· I 1,1:•.-...J 'ng · . " lPJ'IJUd .... . .' . IURQIN aUIOO.EY - - - - - - - ' Club w. lltw. ¥•Ill· ..... ......... -/ . 101 Philsi.delphia . . . . . 88 L. ",. Wl,llhioi'ton . . . . . . 85 ·~ Cleveland . . . .. .. . . Detroit . . ... . ..... St. Louill ........ , . Chicago ....... .. . -·· 51 80 69 59 44 "70 .." BOflton ... ...... . . 40 102 NATIONAL LEAGUE: Club W. 114 L. 5D 78 64 I:=eJ~.~: .'.".'.'.'.· ~ tiH . .. ~hlcago PlttS:bur.a:~ a,ooJr:Jyn . . . .. . • .. 77 ~~ New Y.o rk . . . . . . . . 66 Lo.u is . .. .. .. . . . 63 "' 87 ASSOCIATION tN. L. PC~ ~5 00 .GI3 :. 85 70 .648 Sl '75 .518 81 '78 .609 fitf'il: t t ·4~1:. 1'41t11t)NI .. y . __ ..._ - .Ji! ~ •. ·, ..,,....... 11:1 .IVA A. 77NOE .512 V4 'J8 91 .692 .412 6:1 95 .388 . . . . . 1: • I w. L. " 72 72 .. . 81 .. .. . 34 Jersey C~ ty . . . 72 i Here'• an attractive black crepe ntin •'Of new soft dull te11:ture. The ! white crepe contruting add~ a smilrl ; youthful louch. • 76 . 78 92 .... .. .... ti9 ....... 52 109 Yf'STUDAY'S Rf~S IJI,T S Al\'lt:rUCAN ASSO(; IATION Columbus t; ; Indianapolis 1. MlnneaDClUi 15 ; K amns Cit]'' 9. lt'! a charm ing model tno carried out in the ne w lovely 1\'ool~n A twetd mixtllr~ in win~·rerl wi th pi~ in uuul crtp~ {'outrlilstlng in 1nat•hi11!1 1 tont" is 11. ~~le11d id, chuice lor the col· l leyt girt. : ~. '14 i:~&·: 11 .4 '"""til •" .' 78 'J~ ITVKIIIIIG AIID ·spoRTIVJ: All 'I'i•t'l morlll1 "" trtfllttl " lllldutl i• P•ri• t.,tlllll tuJt ill NHJJ l'eri. 18 'J8 Loulsvlllll 3; Tole:lo 2 110 lnu.! ·, Only 8att}.ea. 6Dlledulod . l•tmr~ Thil in sit, Jtt ,..,.•• 7il>8 "'"'J(J bt•~ o!• tcin•d 111 tttJJ n. \~ ..______,.....,,________..,.., _._..,.,.,.. . ...,____,..,..,.,...,..,.,__.,.. L___....,;;.._..,.._,.,..___ ~____....;;:, I Thj, i•lltl'll u rwtld'J for tmmtd•plt : J ~ lllltrf • I( ;, llnRd u/. . . L. .:'" ': :•:._:<'l l-.::•::•:;~:..;:::;_·.;....-~-.,....~~_...~...,.-~ . .. N4TlON# LE.I\.GUE PhEa':leJp)lla 4; Cloctnoatt 1. New Yotk. 4: Chicago 3 110 tn,•.ni l Bos ~on IS; Pltt.sburrh 2. Brocklyu 3,; St. Louts 1. -- I I '<)Q'E~~< · r $~ll.'f 5Mill! /.".;111 ·•P ,Ci~t f~P" f'rlttrr:u \ S~ l ' tl \~ ''.•;:r .. l\r~H.. Sa\Of IN lHI\T ' PIN\( 1\~T ce!!t" jiu ~llj.ltW~ t•r nun l tp ~~ij!oohfnn !lun;iJ II \Vn te t·;~ r rfullr .., 11! !•liji:•\~ ~ 11u; :t ntl lnll .. ~~· ul lllr 11 \li·!U OT 1• I l.ooK 'P ... I 6 no •• lilt IJ ;.l \l.lll .1 .. 11 tlu· 1ti:n: , uu ' · ... : ,I ,o1 ~·' r~·•< II" ~~.u1 I I 1·• <·• 101 I> • I · !11 ••.\ • ''l'loi.V - .I ... ,, .. , .. , . ... .... , f. ' ' ' I I 1 t ' ·, t ' ' ' t '' ' ' 0 ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' " '' 0 ' ,, r.l 1· . . . . '·~~~~"-¥•·.1 . ,1 ' >ll'x:~ , ,. .,. ... ~ " .. ..... ' :· ~ •• • ) I t:. l1mJ Letart' Fans · :m..,-... .. .. ' Tu ... ·~· eLU �•• ' I ·'· '• \ ••• •' ';j lloi~ l ' l f 01110 ST i Tt NUS(UY HIGH ST ANO 15TH lV t ~ THUUDAT. BiiP'i'WM"U!R 16, 1811 CGl t:'Al'JS 0 TAI.BN TO. P'INITBNt'IAII&Y Personals MrB. t. ' -. ' -...., -' ... :...: SHERIFF' GOES BUNTING .__ Tak.lng a few hOW'8 wee11: end aueeta of II)>. and Jltl. Mrs. Alva PoP«mm and da\lfh• RdJ 8hermr.a ud da~J~b.t.en. ter, Wra. Adrlen &Ill of LeLart were M!'. a.nd. Mn. 0 . '4- Beat.on ot vtalt.on In town Monday. ~tor, Kra. Porter and llr. Wade Mra. "'"'..JOt u"""butn of Kirk· Sweipf to tbe Ohio st&t;e Pelliw 1 tent.luy kl pa8IOd by ~n Jwtce their -lol. sen~e. C. B. WedneaclN' . Qualll entered UMI lhi· 1011. to bepn a amtence of tftlln 1 to 30 l'e&n for ahoottna: with In· bolh of Zanellvllle, 0 ., wen recant lllfl&tl or llr. and llra. J . o . Heaton ter~tenoe Out.ilo or tent &Dd daUihtma. Chllrlea Ohllda and Harl')' to wound Jnd BtYelpr btpn a ot from :il to 20 yean for """"c..·_____ ~ddleport, "time out" :tf:!Jlll hWltJDt: law violators..._Bhel1ft ~ Q, Tl'at)' eonttned. hill nuntbtl -'aetlvltJes Thursday to noth1ng more Ullm a few squirrels. _,;;'3JherUI' 'I'l'ac)' and Hart Stanbery Mok advan~&ae of the ftrat da.y ot the squirrel huntlne: seuon, ThuNIAIQ:I, went to t'M Tra.cy Whaley ~e at Dlu'wln Wedne.sday nlgllt. nmain@d all nlaht &nd atarted out Brand wM otnclal 'starLer' for the races at. the Mei(IB countY\ ratr. Fred Botllher of Athens waa o. I b ... ......, here Thursday . l 11Mnellll ~ 1:>JW A. 0. ·rr~y and Hart !!ltanb!r)' I were gue.<lts of Tn\.CY WhalPY ' or , Du·wln, Wedne81:1ay . 1 Mr. and Mrs. N(Jrman RUSIIell or 1 Columbus returned Wednesduy after visiting lhe latter'o pa.rent.s, Mr n.nd IMI'fl J R. Stark. Robert coates waa a buslneAA vts· i 'Mr. Stanbery's •20 automobile 11nter ·sybil ~re visitors 1n Athens ~.lc!", It was said, he purchased ~ Th 'day JFDtly Cor huntillfl trlpt. J ,.';~ and Mrs. Dana FiSher and ,.. ramuy or ~xas have m(Jved to IPomeroy and are . QPCliPYlng the LOCAL GIRL HONOitED 1 Cho.rles Orabel- property on Wltzgall sl~eet. Mr Fisher 'Is a.n as· ~~:_.~Martha I)(Jnt daueht.er ot a!sto.nt at the Dayton WHI Tire Dorat of west Main St., repair sh.op on Second St~t University 1 Mr and Mrs Mal'llhall TrUMell appointed 1-of Canby, Minn., who ha\1'1!! been committee vlsitlnlf' old friends In Pomeroy this this fall I week, left for Chester, Wednesday, f where they will spend a few days 1 before !eturnlna: to their hOme In ihe iB~.;-lty 1Minnesota Mr Trussell, editor ac- 111nt:l ownEr of his hom~ town paper. women students with 111 the son of the late Ben TruSIIell, .c ..c·-, •. ;:.. ~ problems of Capital ' d Pomeroy, :t forrnt!r editor of a . MiM Dorst Is a IIO])ho· M-alBIS county paper which is now ===Co=Uere ot LJberai Arts. th• TrlbUne-Tclegrupb. - I or UeMeeben, W. va .• MN Sundt." and lin- L. o. Purbee !ADDS ' AID MEETING LcJUIIIfl Oana; treaeuN!t, Mr11. thur ltbersbach. ' Ratification Of Peace Plana Will Affect Thouaanda WORK TO RESUME Friday and Ar- Japan (Continued Prom Pallo One J •.he trH.ty to mean that Japan ~uarantee& tbe e:lllstence Blld sate- ty cf Manehukuo. aen. Muoo de-~ '•'• w••,,.~ nf Ail thAt Is h4'tnf BlthJ.-()e ~nt trolt Newa. . Col. Raymond Robms, , fa.. • ' made. Although persons reported having seen Col. RoLin.g in Chicago, all clues a~ to hi~ whereabout." have fail ed to rna- Men'• Fine GOOD YEAR WEJ.T '- . SHPES 250 Paira Boya and Girla SCHOOL SHOES and MEN'S SOLID LEATHER WORK SHOE OXFORDS Plain toe or cap toe-Full leather middle goles, genuine branded panco soles -All sizes. ~tilde with fine kid 'lea- ther uppers-Good 1\Y.Ither insoles altt!; oulsoles, Every pail' fully guaranteed. MASON CITY $1.79 st;c,, 69c $}"P5 ' I MEN'S PAJAMAS, Wilson,Br'ls., , .. • , $l19, · malj:e, Slipo~e1· or Co!lt Style ........ ....... .... . . 1 Khaki, one lot ..... ........ ·............ r· ·t i; .l .' .... . ' r79c 4¥¥,¥'4¥ .BOY'S WOOL KNICKERS, I . • For School. ..... ; . ' ........ ·, .. ... '. , ......... . 97c ROY'S WOOL LONGIES $l85 ~'<lr School ............ , .................... . ROY'S BLOUSES, 39c 3,Fur ...................................... . $rOO 79c ' ON,E LOT OF BOY'S WASHABLE LONG ' TROUSERS AND SHORTS .................. .. ' d' • ROY'S SLEEVELESS SWEATERS ............................... .. SIC .,.New Fall Clothes for M,p.. Boys q:t Prices That Will Please You! • STRAP OXFORDS •r . TARSEL tREAD Arch Support Shoes fm· Women · AAto l Jndera~llin; Priee ramlly. Mr. and M111: W!Wam Whale)' antt Ellner or OJ~Innatl were met $4.00 • or Brown kidArch Supportng Shanks: Pumps, Straps; narrow m· ' All new fall styles in Oxfords ~nd strap slippersAll sizes 2:Y2 to 8-Come and save. Made with regular leather soles .with panco tap soles, steel rimmed heels. Underulli"g Price wide .l!U'~Jie~ial , 276 Pair• Womena and $2.85 Girlr. Footwear At Savings that are astounding. ' BOY'S SCHOOL SHOES '. YOUNG MEN'S DRE$S OXFORDS U..denellina Price 38c You!!g !'4en long irfetiring .)90~W!'IIIj ·~!I new lasts~· "" anill~~~if ~er rJF ,., .rubber heels. EVery pair· guaranteed by Mfgrs. us and the Underselling Price Mei1• Countyt• 111111 exelu•ive PQPUiar l"rlce ·Shoe Store meas- urement footwear at a real saving. Underoelling Price , $1.79 ••• Sl.79 Meip CountY• Old Reliable Store • ,I ~:i.i~~~~~~.. '.' '.'.'''.' ''''.. ''''' ' '''' t' 17c BOY'S ALL LEATHER BELTS . ... .. . ... .... ... ....... . .. ....... . 49c : 219 Pair Growing Girl• Rev. Father Kell)' of ~arltersbUJ'I wu a. IYialtor here saturdaJ, Milia ; Anna Loul!o &hetman retlllll(d homl! Sunda)' ati'er lpendlnl: lhe pnat two wt~eka yi~Jitlna relntiVea !It 8rnlths Perry: Pmna. and 0~ lone\. Mrs. N11n Oolentan vf Llllbon, iB 1uest vr Mr. and Ml'!l. H. c . Tut·ner and tamlly. Elizabeth •Blaine and erandThomas Blaine speQt Sunday with Mr. and Mra. B1 F. BOILrd ILnd of !.li. and Mra. L. 0 . ROY'S SCHOOL , CAPS ................................... .. ONE LOT.OF BOY'S $l00 LONG TROUSERS ... ............. ....... ... . Made by Ball Band, u. s. Rubl!er Co. · Wliite o1· Sun Tan. , Unde~elmtl. · Pricli· CJ9e Double. Soles, Goodyear welt construction-Regular $3.00 Vlllllue~. , ' Und'!""lliq · Price ' '• MEN'&;DRESS TROUSERS, See these at . . . ..... , . TENNIS OR GYM SHOES Oxfords and Shoes-All solid construction at one Jew underselling priee- MEN'S POLICE SHOES ' LIGHT WEIGHT . SWEATE~S ....' ,............ ,... . .... ......... . ' f" . ' $1.99 l,~$1.49 . .. ' '' , ' ~ · ,lli:\Jl~"Y.~·\.and "';'to,· > ' . .. $1.95 Strapa, Pumps, Ties, all new fall footwear. siz-AJl styles. All • . .NO~~Q,E IN . TliE. <STORE ~C}O WIRE -EATHER - - -FORECAST- -·- --': W - •- Ohio Generally ls.lr tonight and 8atur- <lay Cooler t.onlght. WVBO enera II y fair tonl1ht. and CMlP r In ' OF INTERNATiONAL ' POMEROY, OHIO, FRIDAY,· SEPTEMBER 16, 1932 NEWS S E R ' /ICE If\' .I C A tt It I K R hi {; I':NiS lly mall Y••• - 14 IIG ' fARMERS HHC~ ' Figures in .Mysterious L«se Wes~ 'BatW11Q, and South lX»'tiOtl BaturdaJ. i OEPUTI[~ ' IN WW~: : :~nn ~m ~sno PRICE- THREE CEN',;'S ~ ~~~~[~HT HE~ftS ~ ~0~0 NEWS :H I ~ f~ ' • Woodbury County Sheriff ' Aaka Governor To Send Troops i MOB USES STONES ' In Assault On 20 Spec· : ial Officers Lured Into Trap • Makes For Aid~r To Young Voteri INS Btal'f Cllr~sporuknf IJruwer. Sept 16-- INS--Helll'tened · by the evidence of support wh.leb he hils encoun&.ered between the' Mills· ltitilpaJI a nd the R:::::i:its. GC"" ~nil:- Underulling Price All sizes up to a-straps, Broke FULL LEASED .. By OEOROE R . HOL~ ·~ ' tember 3, and for whom nation-widP. search being : 's an~ Boy's Clotbiqg~ MEN'S SHIRTS, oollar attached and neckbands, fancy patte111s Within One Week Should Tenm Prove Satiofactory Quantity Ba)lngandVolaiDeSellllll BrlnaaLow Prieta cla.red that "Japan and Manchu- mous dry Jeader and friend kuo are now bound to stand or !ell . totether," a frank warning to Chi- of Prestdent Hoover, ne11e atatement.a who .,hope to rf!- ha~ been missing since Sepeover Manchuria. l'luarlnttP, u pntJ·u~ heh;n.c:Ioe ttl u~e kina of Eutclatad. IUYII ''""' nnd O"Vt!r: "What abOut IU" Thll ~Htn9 a rnther 11hrewd reJoinder to 00 pH 11< IT'S .NH\Vr:; JT'& IN • TRE DAII.. ~· 'l'RlliUNlll ' Tlle lAdJes Aid of llle Betta.ny M. E. ehuftb met Wedne&day ~­ ulnK In tbe · church pa.rlorl. ,~Mrs. Will Eberllllach, hoMeaa, W&fl ~e to attend booaWle or lllne&l!. D the bUBineas stS~~iQil tilt! fo 1 omcera were eleeted: president, rs Ben NeutdinA: vice president, Mrs. Barbara 8mtth: aeeretary, J.lra a • MINERS G~.T ~ EH AT MURR~Y CIT Y: TO ~CCEPT PlANS , from tbel Nurses' Trainlnl Here'sliNValue ~&N'S }¥o~K 'fRo usERs, . ot ~MT¥. ·R EADERS' NOTICE - If tau want the Newe Offlee ot The Dall7 Tribune, eall 236--L; It the BuiiDeu Offlce ask tor 202-R. VOL. VII-NO.3 U nderoellins price ~ Y.c· John Otulda Pive KeJJI toun'-Y alrla amont t.hoH to m:etve ~·~~~ j oi ,,• the runt M !. and ~. t.eeter Hulett re~ turned t.o Akron, 0 ., Sunday atter apend1n$ the past weet here wuh the lattel"a J)&l'ellt.fi, !lr. and Mrs. Joseph Kftfltl'. auesta ot Mr. FIVE '1'0 GltA.DUt\'I'B =·ta .._, HoiRr HOIJ)Ital, Prld&)' evenlnJ', ~ly on U!elr hwttlns expedition. lt.or In Athens Timrsday. ~ two, however, did not lfO In M~s w H Ebersbe.ch and dau- • :.n:: .. w carl House , IUII'IIstant coach at. t.be commencement eurc~Sea Whk:b Pomeroy high ~W;hool , llpent Wed- will be held at the Grate M. E. nesday calllna on rnends at Athena. ehurr.h at elrbt o'eJoek. The follow· Mnt. George F'rRnr.!,. or west Ool- lni 11r1a !rom this oo1.11lty wn~ be umbla spen~ Wf!dnesdil.y wllh her l)re~~ented dlplomaa by lilr. Holaer: ,lAter , M rs. John Uetwilf'r. Ruth 0 , DenlelB, Pomeroy: Ruth 1:. Mr, ~~ond Mrs Web Bland and Aruold, Syracuse; Elsie Preet:er, Alta :at. Ra.dJ;Ord, 11ramdson of Sidney re~urned. t.o Wnerl'(ille; ~heir home 'ntmsday after spend· Minersville and Beul$.1\ Y, Wine· ina: ~he past several days here. Mr. brenner, 8yracuae. . ~!bel Wtlton or Mn. l(yrUe Moore and Mill JftD Da.r~, Pllnna., and _.1 Bbltr- ftouah o1 Mew li&Yen were v!ltktl'll ~n ~ BmJthll P'tarry, Penna., were her. Saturday. Oleveliod, lllu Ruth Clues Fail . ,. .~._,.,. DeputJ Dab& Trac)' went to Co· hlmbull TbiD'!Iday momtna: t.o de~ B. Weed and 1100 lt.h&mer !h•er Cl&renoe Qualla and Lee l'fiWmed. Wedneaday after drtvlns John Weed to Culver. Ind., where he enterKI CuiYer Mllllary Academy. Ur. flind Mr11 Will Curtst.&n of Pontiac, M:.lcll., 1et.w-ned Thurlday afte! vl&itln& Mr &nd Mra. Carl '3a.uvalf! and other relo.t.ives. Yr. and Mr11. Jacob Roller &Del Mr. and Mrs. Edwll!d OrueMr Rre recent vlB.Itolll at Lake Alma. MrB. M&~raret. Ramey 01 Oolumbua came Wednesday to spend aev· era I days wlt.h her mothl!r. Mra. 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