https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/94fc0d3093408456876d854ec8cd5289.pdf 7c2e0d4145042ad90bd2404530f61f39 PDF Text Text f .I A .}1 Tf OHIO STAT E NU9 , UW i i C.H ST lif.l:) C. L \., .I:.~ .,} J t !tTH A VI:. harbor are • 1n lhi!'2NIOIVII. proal Dl hfl' deaUL ..It. Ia .. dealand Bulliyan the queerest eue 1 have ever rua """" M.18& oraee A;wood lcwelY blonde aweec.heart of Dubola wbo &oeomPI'nted. b1m to TlKlk&hw Jl on hts liC'lt trip which 'l eDde September 10 bu oot. aen the husband ol the mlMinr Mrs. Du bats elm:e the sordid &tor)' wu rt!• vea ed aceordlrtt to 8ul1lv&n She baa been tak:en away to a. rt:i!10t1 on Cape Cod to res~ ,.,.. - WEATHER FORECAST- R EADERS NOTICE - U you wan' the News Offi~e ot The DaiiJ Tnbuno call 236-L If the Buslno" Office ask for 202 R c hn ngP kl te m))f'ra U'f' FULL LEASED WIRE U 'I"S NEW IT'S IN 1'HEl DltJLY TRIBl NE VOLVU-NO 4 R~~~HElTG~ ES1 Pond for Du Bois Body Str~ke Khtll'l Park) SYRACUSE u Only one L.i e oeratle AU. STARS POUND STIRLING AT IU7 ThJs teun camlrtl' from tbe • London lloddnr Valley IUlder Sept 16--INS- The ~und l:lterll~ opened at aa n 1 4 on the London excha.np todaY Man arernent of J W Hartley b said 1.- be one ol the teaml'l in the Valley l•ste~>l Game Starts at 230PM SAVE mitlt 11 VOSS" l ·------ - - · ~ \d Aak ,!.out tlie Double - S.Eety Geared Wrmrer QI.II.IIIBIIIIII~IIIIIJIIIIII~I·I YOU EVER S'fOP. TO\ THINK1 By EDSON R WAITE, SHAVINEE OKLAHOM-"t Norman R Hamtlton, Pubhsher of Portsmouth (Va ) Ster, says That now, more so than In many years, newspapets are fmdn\g at necessary to faght harder for everY dollar of ~ear revenue, and aoo ~tting-les&in return for thear efforts than m arty year' 'of then .exaste~ce P~ople 11;1 a \thole, and parhculf1rly many Jar~ IISers of'IM!wspaper adverttsmg!Space, s~em t;o,thmk tha~ a l)ewspaper as somethm!/ hke a pei'JJetl!a,lly endowetl mstitutaon and ope1 ates on an mexhaustlble fund regardless of whether 01 not local fu'llls patt omze tt wath thmr ac:lv~rt1smg space - I ' - • Newspapers a• e fmdmg that COiflpetltave agencu\s part1eu lajly t~e 'adm, ru c cutbng mto theh revenue to a ve~ great extent so g1 eat m fact thatmany of them a1 e findmg 1t n~c~ry: to ~ut out the pubhcatwn o~ aU free radiO broadcast programs, all of wh1ch 18 merelY. !liVIng to a competitive ad vet t1sing medmm ft ee aclvertismg, anil the funny pa1t of •t 1s that the merchant who buys space f1 on\ news11apers and det!des to use the radio nfstead '"the one wlto kreks the hardest when newJ!papers d1scontmue the gtvmg of ft ee space to a competitive medmm AND ANOTHER THING, newspapers are bemg bombard erl by adve1t1sers larg~ and small for a reductiOn m the1r rate They collle to the newspaper and say, "We ve got a depre981on story to tell :v.ou Trme8 aa e ttght, and we've Just got to get a re ductton m our advertlsmg 1ate or we will have to dl.I!COntil\ue using your newspaper ' Now rsn t that a fme club to hold over the head of any publisher' These same advensers who are trying to make the newspaper abso• b a ma]or pol't!OJl of the1r exceB8lve overhead forget that t.lus depressiOn 1s not'gomg to last forever and that some day they will need the n~spaper agam Yet, m the me~mttme, they are perfectly w!llmg to sandbag ~iifnOW de· mandlng rate decreases, httle knowmg that they are weakenmg the very agency they will have to depend upon later to help tihem return to nonnalcy 'I'h1s 18 no t1me for advertisers to be makmg demands upon newspapera for rate decreases and th1s 1s no t:ime for nei\VIIpapers to be giVIng conceSSions along that hne If the newspapers are to keep gomg and mllintam the1r pr&tlge, they must keel' tuming out Just as good a newspaper as they ever dtd, and that can'll be done on decreased revetaue When the tide turns, 118 it soon will f1nns wlll be looking to the newspapers to act, 118 they always hav~ m t1mes of stress, as the medium for bringing back proliperity is "Don't Ktll The c-. That l.a71 If you only knew how eaay tt 11 to do the famtly waohtnll wttli a Vo11 you would have ooe tomorrow The Voss does all the bard work You 01mply put the clothes tn the Voa1 and turn a swttch. The dtrtteot ptecea are washed qutddy and cleanly and the datnbeot otlko and hneno at<! wuhed aa oafe1y u thoup you washed them by hand VOSS FEATURES -hll .... eorraaate• FREE I por ~_New Hable uleb pared wrillfer whl6l 11irtui)J .u ... .95 - w i l l .. -~ ... of l!lelf Dralld111 &abl 1-. a1ao . . . . . . . . . tmm otbft Convenient Terms 1 RI~ILS SUG[ I mVESTIGAT~D candidate tor the presidency has ca Tied UWh slnce tl e turn f the centUl'Y Woodrow Wilson en rled It in 1916 with his keep us out of war slo '"" ThiB yea ~END I are qree<l that Ut~Jt .~S territory Silver ¥1 an duatry Its world price Is known Tbt' cattle u.nd sheep dustry !las surreted In Utah other parts of the we~~t ment Is 11s widespread ot the and ..., PRICE-THREE CE,.TS As Pope Pms fl c::· I By WILLIAM 8 NEAL Athen~ 0 sept 11-·IN&-;.. t!Ement of the Ohio coe;J strik JNS Slatr Corr,.spo dent temporarily delayed toda.)' Wash norton Sqll 17- INB-R 12 loc:~.l unklnt~ conducted val VIce Plesldentla ca. dldates in I ga on of Oovemor h!!ld Lh" po 1t ca tltllge n lhe Ea:>t WhU. s pe~oe plan In prepar lo a lietO ld ~tlflcntion meetl odoy v.lth \Ice President Cha les ua on delesates to bel held "'u s open ng h s IJB p campaign row at Muna.y City 1 e 11. n c pnted aJll)l'Ovo.l o tht! ... Fot lsv lie Pa and ~peake l"n the stve 1 mo 1U111 s'rl jn 1 Johri N Oa ncr p epar ng o tollow the Hocking Melg:s nnd c 1oo 11 ~ up lit; ~orous ut >'~Ck o es dent fields was not glvm JMterdal at Hoover till! rttllt Murray Cit) meetb g be Cu1 s nd Gnrne worked BWR) cau.e 12 lOcal unions had sent un a campaign pla s nt oppos e e ds In ct:!d df'leg'!te<~ The delOi,ji~S <~I U e l:<l. Jlll& til s t al ho '8 returned to their union ,od.jlyl, r01 ro o" ng he at 1:1 a lvlll here 11 ;,w:u<:tlous l('rdn~ ,;, t hey dd not see ench C sp eJW ts of OJ por; flolf.. lo othe a~e SC!lle propcr>ed m he Jov The V ce P -eslden 1\ho couter Much time and effort was spent by J)ohce n t1 running down the Dubois murder The above pJcture ernor s pia wlon otrlclals Heely ed w I '!:1 esident Hoo c r on en that the settle nent ~ y.ll pa gn plans tils week. v.as expe t shows the pollee draggmg Great Herring Pond m the bpredicted :.~pp cvAd DUILcult es were aald to ed o sta 1. a ne\\ dr of the Rc })ope het body mtght be found there Her husband Rl'IK h ve b en encountered rn the seoret pub! cons In h s Pe n ylvan n eel nt E$ erc.uy but Lee W Hall. speech He \' II off c al y open the pected of the crime comm•tted su1c1de when he reahzed Ollo pl s>dent o! the United Kt>l.Gtone State camPR gn Motoring f om WAsh ng o toc:lay would not be able to escape detecbon Her bod~ was w l'k ~,; Union aakl he ndent t cse would be C tis IHIB assu ed by Pen sylvan a found a few hours later bur1ed m a ctypt m the•r sum by Unnonow Republ an leadel's of a b g rece Objection pt1on. The VIce President is et:pected to .~--· --- ---- wage acale wu.re Wlllch 11t1 ess agricultural and eeonomlr: is a,gainst &ue& In tus speech He may ana atrlke the erlUcism voiced Gov I official~ D n........, of the Acbutallt Gcm• raJ's Cli,.f Clerfi ilo !, ~ Jewelry Buyer's Wtfe Q~ 1ed In Basement Of.•... tURTISIS READY lb., " ~ I DELEGAT£1 CEN~S. 0~8~1SMURO£R IS S~l~[~: W~MAN'S B~Ol ~I~C~~£R[D ed Guests t~MP~IGN IN U. S. C~PITAL To Go Anywh•·• In Na To Rallftcat.;,:, Bitt Not Instruct The+- . I !ton On Tour Ia In How To Vote F1ghttng Mocd I I ·~~:~i!!F~~' IJon partl5o.n SER'!ICE IY By GEORGE R HOLMP".S ms Btatr Corerspondent Salt La e Clt.y Utah Sept. 17INB-In pursuance ol \l a theory that every state b fiiJhtlng ground aud debatable terriLory tbls year I despite It!; pol!Ucl\l past perform Mces Oov Fra 1klin 0 Roosevelt brQua:ht hlll prcsident.lal candi~J nto tladlt onal1y Republican Utah I today and squared llV.A} for a bat u. VI NEWS Not Yet Ented Gamer And Curbs Washmaton At Because Untono Fo ret Duty Same T•m• Week End In !: •It Lake ) Ctty, Then To Idaho Sunday, Sept. 18th At Syracuae WHITE Pl~N IS ~E runTHEH n "Debateble T errlt:ory" Say ~mocrat Leaders ' OF INTERNATiONAL POMEROY OHIO SUNDAjY SEPTEMBER 18 1932 INn UTAH WITH· C~MP~IGN 8HTLE; GOVERNOR TO SPEND ..., Oh o P< r ton htht an(! SUndaJ ~UY r Su ndey n North portJon. w v n h i on cht and Sunday ~ Own Home "' AFTER MURDER :1 Hutband And Murderer C' nc1dea To Prevent ' QueatiORIRI 8 o ttl Ma s:; Sept Cba ~ ~ Ed III 0\ bou; c::: -'" MLDbol.\lw "' l<lt by de n 11 oca """"""~l The s a e Jewel y ~;alesman put lmt t through n s heatt hi tac confes~lon of h s w fe s mtl'ld& w be bu led w h her a doruneru ce e o t wss revealed o Inte A 10na N Bel 'I ce ~J.Ii mo • H<>a bl lu t o ec t-eat with Jw'l.e "' d lear "'II ml ~; e w t h t h e earth bl?neath mocle~; bead~ g v ng o d ca tlo cf Lhe brutp._ UL)' a d nf1gu sh n .,.. h ch h~y beat he r la~t >Much I a hnppcnea since he8c 110 fir s ne t bu 1 btL eve ~ n gh wei D bur ed towethef l:lfi. d Je em nh J Mel: Il&mey Du P Aa wrusaal photo show nr H PI Dol neiP~ Pope P u' XI on h 8 throne n re«ptiOD room of tl P Va an aa he ~ntecl an •ud .,.nre to a num flf <rieiton from var o 11 parte of' t he \\Orld Rarely ndeed ~ a •mera pernutted Wlth n Lhe t!llC ed pree r.ct~ of the \at <"an and hartl\y ner maide the rseeption room v;here !he Pont ff rrant.<~ aud ence" the :.r Hope For Nbssmt.; Nurses Error Is Plane, Is Given Up Cause Of Deaths M11na.d1 AbbH:v~atlcn,; and Gl've• Overdoses K1ll Almnl lmpc-s11ble fn h o. n*en to Surv•ve af Plane •• 1n Sea 1ng 3 Patient• l b!:l Attar e McAnarnt') S p 7- INE Hop a 0 8epl 17- INSa e Am rca Nu se to ~ on " T e <' ntlnna cnCJ or u nu se ate npted on s op ft g a oafl ead 1 & the abbre\ a tons o r c Atlantic !rom New Yo k 11.0 d gJDDlS and g alns Will! blamed IW lo nci virtual van shOO hP e toda) fo tl e death o three won today en patients at Lm g ew HOBp OMc alN 11dn ttted was almos 1\ere pcssJble the rl ers r.ou d s II be I he patients who were vlct.Uns or 11 v v ne: if thel pane hact been an overdoae of ~11 ana.esthet c fo ceQ dov;n at sea as wave, would administered by Mra Maybelle p Obi!D ~ a e s.,.;a 1 ped n. b~ now Viall 35 the nun~e prt~raUon n wtLQ ~ uplijcelf the Jll~ fm tonsu ~ration.~ were Mrs had reached"~ .111n~ tue e:t... 'J'ennkl Branham - r,t .l(n Anna nsl e sea ell w1derwty alnce lt MeCullou8h 45 a n£'1; "t88 and Mrs l:e!lli r ove1due wuee ctJ;y.s ago W llie 8bockley 30 P.lso a negresa uu n probab !l! ! 1-e•Mted 80me M~Jn( fJ'S for iffiS Jn te1 o o It instmct10118 Mnt Vlnd prepa ed a Neve elebll avtakl 1 througJmut 3tJ percent novocatnr sol ton t I ll l' e e st I o lhe lookout fo ste11d ot the cuat.oman two pe1-cen the c af\ n d tli three pu83ei.!gtl~ 811 ce the solution Is colorless a 'C c nun ero u; sJ Ips at sea phv11 c an1 who we e to per!u The A r.e cal N lie' took otJ !.he tomli op rat ons upo t1 e h t l' fron New York ear y T\ esda} no n \1.0 \en were u nble tJ de ec:t the 1 g w th Ell a Ne\licon e une l'r or n tt e prepam k..n of h W !Ia Ulb lch p ot a d D a ae thct c until afte1 t had been Leo M p sculli ownt'r boa d adn tered It hnd been p nnned b} Inned ate etforts l'iere made to Plscu l to mllke observations of the -e~tore the patents b t he ove p yslca.l tfect of tra s Atla tic do!Je was 80 large that the pi }8 ll t n e o (\ ria ll were helples:; to overcome th e p o du tt t e fl t~. 1 paro.l}:ztng e.aect.s or 1e drug M Scott Keams count} coroner SUIT TO GO ON vhc. investigated tho> deaths re Lon 0 J) 7 IN&-Dellplte turned a verdict that the patle ts eHo ts to reach <i p vate se e eiJ were victims of an o crdose ol o 1!. n la re s nls bretlch of proml ~ voea ne admltll8~ted acddc La l su uga nst t1 e Behen otl I al a IK\V e gh boxe p n o Carnera N 1 C PUTS MIEN TO WORK (I( y wo.s.st:tc:lo~nfcraheallg!IJ Ashtabua 0 Sept 17 - INS-ou t 01 Ia F' ty the employes llill return to r e ca ~c v<tll be hea d du g e vc k Monday at the Harbor c11 OIX! 1 g o 2 hop ut the Nel\ York Cel tm al ad t wap; learned -Oda The n~ has been idle since 1u1t HEROINE DIF.:o; Mil ch and wm resu ne ope "a u Col mb 5 0 l?- IN8open t.o11 car 1-epa 11 Sep EL el p c 16 yea 0 d l[!'h chou g 1 d d a he oil e n Mercy hns I'OLLY MORAN "DOI"'''S SON p til od n)! afte her dre~ aug Hol ywood Sepl 17 -INS-Polly nrc 1 c she vas savl g he s ster Ml nn film comerUennc odal V rgln n t7 (ron [Ia ell ha n annf!d to lf! IJO.ll} adopt Job A h eateiJed he life I'ruJil o 16 She adopted hbn from The g rls \\ere cuiJ 1 g r u nr an orphanage when he was a e rctu nlng home f -om c as.~s n 1 I:Atby bul only recently obtalne< Central high schoo In snatching ega! proof of his 15 4. yea bn blazing can of pa raffin a•ay t om don lent the side of he su;ter Ethe wa fu taUy burned v rgln a was onh ' ""' tly bumed ll. I I nl p aragttay Accused Of Breaking P8C t WILL ALLOW NEW TIME EXTENSION Boh•••n• Chorae R•d Crou A Jetter frum the Tall: commis en o! the S ate of Ohio lo the Me gs count) a td tor states tht~.t a'b exterudon of time hAr; been allow ed for the payment of peruOnal pro pert) taxes d e on or before Sept rn lv. 2C The Tax Commission recent y d clde<l to grant n 20 day extern;lon o t me ro th acceptance of pay menU! on the penonal taxes and tile audltt> hiUi been lnstructe<l Ul reee ve the payments until and In eluding o tober 10 The extenelon Includes both 1n tangible and tangible tax the let t- s ntes I W \\ th Jule,; Dui:J!)l!i b c e or th .,.. dead man Ill In charge of runera auangements. fh" o b:xl s v.ere apart fot the Last me a.~t n gbl Jor arly Ullli morning the co pse f.lf Mn Dubol$ eJI:h m d [ om the cellar or the 0 bot; summer camp yestet~ w ll be canled to the John H!'J~ htm>ra par.lrn's In qv.,tncY b J6 her h~bli\Ild s So dOell q,e ~'teo pse1e8S mur~ m}ste 'Y p1vdwce u.s dead ot but twe- -atwr 61Jht-d'aJW' a. corpW!I delliltl that eluded ne shove pick and sound ng In the vl.e nlty or a lonely sumJMr bungalo,; be~ld.e a ~d 8tJ lhJell tbe mod sensatkmaJ nurder case New Enrland has hac1 In years come ro Its c!OBe for witb. c de or Dubois and the diS of Mnl Dubois bod) ln. p. h own eel a asslsta:Dt a to 1 ey Joh V S til van a c d h? hi\CI \\r tten ttnlii o hh; nvrstlgatlo s M liS Oro.ee Atwood the beautiful blo de ~ th whom Dubo s had, a o ance b tore I ~ 11. re s urdef nd wl u IH.>CO 1 p9n cd him to the T cka oe N y hon of the couple a e he 0 na s ru-ath wm not be q PsUonect I fl. n conv n ed Mu;s AtwOQd knew abso ute ) nothing about this n der e a to e) asserted r e ::~ok cu p t s deac:l Ttle mot e was 1t1at he was madly In ]Oft wlthth.e Atl':oodg But a r d ha en she went to a p 01 G ea~ Her lUi pond llh d tl ot k 1.1 M s 0 b::lls Ia~ Iii tbe ~ Mnt ut der he feet T r d ng of he bod)l of Ml's. D LID e ealed a. gr eS()me tale or m c:le pllliUled llnd arrangea te.t gllt 1der U e e)'eli or the vwUi\ b f T e bo{} was sealed ln fll .. au d i n 0 c co nc of the ctl., la two and a l\a f ff!"'t 11el'!p OC;n e ed on four sides and sealed b_t a cement floor Lam Prazler 1.ble Dubcis chauft'em belped D~· ltl}' e cement floo With a platfOI'tftl Jus 0 er the spo where the bod¥ I\} he told pol cc but he k ew a corpSE! slept Dubo1 said ro an ·~"'' • so.td La.n"Y Dubo ll const1 ucted wl U• hi• •11• •t II 1 the house shot hc~!:~t~~~:~!•;!: head w th the su.me gun \e killed him•..eU ye&terday b tied her and sealed the without an accon pllce or any po Ice -elated M DUbois -~~"'ntl~ f lend a. Mrs H~~DI on Hud001 N Y had not bee1 ;,;~;;,i:"· ,;i~;o;i tie -ea.llzlng what he He has been like a o account of tho.t other Sullivan quoted her Jetter dow 11 the cellar and lay \\lthout talk1n1J to me Dt OOls eagerness to marr; Atwood whom he tntrodueed fu re bride 01 ly a month M R 0 tbols dled W:lll the notlve ol the crime declAred orkert Shot; Wounded Soldier• Kntfed to Paz. Btlllvta Sept 17- NsMaddened by reports thaL Par ~uRyan troops In the db;pu ~d C aoo area had shot Red C 1>1:1 wcrlrern and knifed wounded Bo v1an .soldiers. cltlzens here tad ~essed demands the gov+' n ent aunch s1 ab attack o As\1 d capital of Paraguay :1t c I'C l'be acCUBatiOIUI qatnst the P:l ruayans were conta1Iled ofllclal communique 1lmJed 1 ere b l t' nt:ral QulDtaBUlas. The !orel"" omce ~<:nt U I' he Leaiue of Ma.ttons statl lS II ln knlftng wounded. Bol vlam d r lnr the battle ol Boqueron Fo t.be Pa.rquayan troops had vloh..t ed The Haaue eonvent101 az ~ ment Aaunclon Sept. l'J -INB-Hea rains in the Chaco today hamper td Bolivian m&l'leVftl'S aa hOfttUI Uea around Pert Boquero 1 In h~ Chaeo rqll)n DrOll ellflec:l accord na to word recet.YI!d here The Panaua.yan Radio Corpora Uon saki It hlrid Jnterceptec m" tares fnRn the commander of thl'! Bolivian thtrci c:umtou to the oom ma.nder d"*Utll Ute Bot u n ca~~ ldYIItl'ill ~bn the ln unda.tod would :pte.Vftlt the th t1 cUvlaton from lti\cHDa: support we! lhtJ::•:!'hl::~;it::~; 'i'. Th• �. .. •aa•l'BIID • ' t.: • ----rt· """ flltW • f ', • • ~ ' • · · - • - · ,.-~ J onow..t ... ., ... .. , ... ,,. t (ll!O - I . l• ~ ' * ~ ~--..· * * • _ Sl!!lttared M.oii"iaiiii"W'cftilen'J AJt"JtJ;COrda -wnt Dtvelo~ loto· \YOJicl'• s~ JlirdJ!Ion. News ·· a e reat American Legion Convention Scene PHUNI!: ~l _... ->!b ... ...,.j ' .. . • .. .. • • • ( ,_ ";,7 Moll .tfi <IJI!' -116 Tllroo ~1118 .. . .. ·:1 ""'"Ill.. ..... v..... . " " .... ... ...... ,,. 1 II\< IIOI>illl • . . . .. .. ~:00 fiil~1':J!.,_trs:I;:, -~~~ . ~~-. ~~~~~-~ I begotten' Son, that wh~ao,. I ever believe~h in. Hill' should not· perish, but have everiaating life.-John a.:t~. I ' , ·· - - - I II - A VERY NEEDFUL PRAYER-Show me Thy way•. · 0 Lord; te~ch ~· Thy paths. Let interfity and upright- I ness prt!setve me: for I wait on Thee.-PKalm 25:4,21 . . ' I GANDHI, THE FASTER ANDIH'S latest move, that o! declaring a fa•t to the I death, r~.ir;etl the question if after all, the swarthy ijkin· \ ned Hh1du is not suffering from some sort of the muny I phobias extant in this day and age, His latest outburst has been made in an effoitt to bring about a change in conditions in India. Ht!! seemtl Lo think that by becoming a martyr he can bring about a change which his living will not accomplish. It u• unfair \ t L) judge any man's intentions but there are many who \ believe the little Hindu commoner is bidding for more popularity with the millions of followers he has in the\ I .-biatlc country. 1 Qwinr to the intense sqpeutitlons kat>t ttJi,~ e by this dass of people, it is juP.t possible that wen: he to carry out his thr:eat a revolt of unusual proportions might bt;! start~ ~6~~•l·""""..1..,.... 5) ,d1,. 1,, 1.,. ,,.....1'!oi~".,.."''""td ed in the Elnfllish owned country. \Vhen this kind of peo- 1 :.: .:..:.. ..;..·-ple becomes enra1ed and their religion betomes involved, ·~ r :hereJs scarcely •topping them at ail. It is ancientll hi!!tory that the worst wurfares of all time were those be-: By Artbur '"Euaa" Baer gun through religious fervor which later developed into 1 fnnatlCism . 1 ::;.. G I I --:---~.:..=_.=:_ ~ny .::~ DONALD PEA IT! II.&>,srNIJf('.ATh', iNC --~-~~-::_:-~~~~~~~~~io:u~··~populattonth~ Probably Une Wod Led :fo AnotheA' '' ... usedtoow••• •1 . their na,t refonnsomatt)lniJ Wlil.'o'e we l, tp tr,- l t.bem It is to be hoped that th e trouLlesonle condition 111 Jk.tormen Wert TM J..tllllen& drat.ed reformers tbat . u: a. ~n r~~r,-: Wb.J not bOmb India may ~:~oon be jrQned out especially for the good of 1 We ftnf1.1IY met the Dllku) ot Dr,~ wanta & drlat he JJ KDlnl' to a:et Ito · · · · I I yuterdaY He's a real sandb~ter. book, lln'! or !dn~. th e many mlJhons of Jgnorant natives 1n t 1at uous:ua He wouldn't ilV'S you the dew qft a .' i hmd. •·••• ' wet rubber boot. - "~' ' THE WAR DEBT t I , . • J ' 1 \18 from, w!1tli' wllat It sav•• ., 1. Hc'a ~yb.W: &.loveiy ~i1.1cll1. ~a· sou bioa\.116 ' t)e '11 fu &' nfce Wady 1•1>01 wh"e bo can \>Ole ..erybody. Sold hy the T Stansbury Drug Co. Mlddleperl. Ohio. wus c 1even bill lOUR , ~ ' Of cmtrse it ia possible thut Europeans thlnk Ameri .. 1 '8o he has unauy attained hls cuns are foolish enouah to accept such settlen•ent andi iC9impS-i8Ll, ambltlcn of bt\n& oppoar. or!' ' ed t.q everybOdy to everybody and what is Ktill worse, it is probable tha.t there are many ever:v.t.h\ua:. He'a U1e kln~ or a bir~l )eopli in this country who favor such a settlement. ill' 1: who ttle Isaa.lendar ratht tcara l' th.a.n" fl.heet admit oft Ulday &atur· well, It wJU IOOil ::te over. We hope J fact there ar-e many who have advocated the untitc can .. 1 d&Y. You can lead a. hD81 to the partl'C1laii~m of the huge debt. . If eitht!r 1)8.t'ty 1 rcgurdiets!:i ofd I bUt. you can't make ~lm f d tl He still claims Ula Noble ~peri· mutuela bet. on )lltn~elf. It thc1'8 are a:olnl 1 the wetn~ss or dryness of 1t, wunb! io be Kurc o n ~:~oun tment haa been a ~>UCClCM. u was a oo be IIJQI more ot th'ote · Noble Jieking at the poiiH in November, there can be 110 better 1 beauutnt swimminG" lf!~aon In hot llxpertmentt ie\'a try 'em on awn- . f th 1 fpt, ea pigs and mtee. ti me to start tho bali rolling toward •uch a de eat an to _ openly advocate the acceptance of ~uch a pl'OpoHal. . But you <::M't _:o~~~ce th~-~-eh~ · In sptte of au tbe As a matter of fact the propo•al Itself i~ nothinv· le•• , • than u·direct in•ult to the inteliii!'JnCe of tho Amerlcnn peopl~. • Europe owet~- us u debt, honestly contracted and we ex beet that debt to be settled honestly. Bizarre Creations Outlawed Liberal terms of credit could be eaaily ar11an11ed and • Coming Season. more ~asHy met If those countries loude~t in their howl I abo~At lack of finanCes would stop theif race tor auma- 1 ments and devote their ellel·gies and finances toward a 1 settleni'ent of their debt which is really one of honor. In • spite of what has aone before, it is almost unbelievable 1 that .Nmerica could be sheltering- Americans so Imbued 1 with ipternationalism as to cVI;!Il consider the proposals put lorw~rd by our (,]uropean debtors. I I ,, • 1 .- t r· r.. . .~ •.. . .' o •IIAI!l W .. \ "~ .... II Dt:PI\ESSION 1 IE' lJAV!!l heurd •o muah about hard time• and de· , pooSiilion thp,t most of us hH.ve the iden that there 1s SOJnetlli'llR' to it. Howevcl' many who had the idea prior to Weqpesqay eveninl[, chonged their mind• when they 1 went d'i>wn to •• the circu• at the Pythian pari< at Middle· I po111 o~ that aveninar. i Tl)o circus, a t~ mall ol]e as circm~es go, hud a tent of ~ pc>rhiall' two h~u~rod by one hundred feet in area. On t11t•ee of this enclosuo·e •eu\1! in tiel'l! pro~ably eight 1 , were arranged. ~very one of those souls·\ q<t~il' on, thure wuA a !)rowd of bhl't3e or h •l'londlnK ~t ~he open end where t~sy could ., ~ STANSO CREOSOTE EMU LSI()N iuy necktlea HE LATI!lS'F story rogarding the billion• of dolhtt•• owing thh1 country by Europeans, i1:1 that thoy are will ... 1 He'.a oil H90ver became · Herbert · · hemmenhaw'e4 on the Ellthtecmth mg to PHY a lump snm of one b1lhon dollar~ as a sett1e~ Amendment:: Re retuaea to '.lm\of&e m~nt in full of. the amount borrowed which originally Roosovelt b!ileame liTM~liJ.l la WC:~ttel' Uum a.t.tlb roof 1..1. Oalall$ '' i i -·.•.-· 1 .. ~ '-· .,, '' * n • lllllwtlik.ee. Ti{E fld¥1il world, t1111MJe 11''\J~ .:(iU 1olily . • * own Mlddlt!Jiort '• ' It HeredltJ Counla. 11-Year.Old Son of Parenta Who ' --" lliiP!IOllo tjlg. • ~... c~ -~h~~ifl!· ;s~--~. l• •l " • l '1<~ •411• ..,\l!nm ~~~t!!ii~T'*i"'• ••. • ·.;:> . / -Son.of Fast~ -H•klips . S~o11ld Be Lipmin8 on Wings • '' • oot- a fo,' ..,.. 11411.>'f • 'l'IIIII»ILT 'iWliOHI. II(D«DlJJ', 0B10. -... YOO EYER DID ·yon :EVER. :STUP TO .TIUNK? . I • ' Bf. EDSON R. WAI:t'E Sb.wnee, Okl!i!hom~ By :f:DS~ ,R- \\!AITf: Shawnee, Oklahoma "ou. should puai•~ yoJr hornt city and booa~ with all your might. A woman oftm· blames her hq~~bl]"d fudhiny; that go wrung about the family b)ldset. Often it is Mt)a\•se the wife is a little smarWr than the husband. Somebil>~es Ahe f~ard that the hus· b!lnd,is inclined·to•attach too little to the hous~hold problems: She· find!! when the he uses poor JUdgmeot: He:seldom investigates and, when giv- • B Jist ofthinj!S ileeded, pays comes home wit!\ a•lOt Qf "just 118 good~' articles wife did not want. " Qn tile the wife eareflll She reads the ·· posted'. on p~iQlli•~< ttl• best at lesa·a11d THAT there is nothing like advertising to stimulate buoineos. When business is bad, it is up to you to make it bettor by ADVERTISING. To move shelf· warmera-ADVERTISE. < ':New customers look good to any burinesa. . .....ADYERTISING. - en ' -, * *· Wliat' we neeqJn this countcy is :{ire: men 11'.1 our l•wm!lkel'l!- men who-are ~~~,~~pi men who will lead. . Every day ia filled with sellina opportunities for thoae who M>VERTISE ' A standard of quality that ;. constantly and conscientiously maintailjlul, uaiated by ADVERTISING, keeps a business grow· inr. KEEP YOUR BUSINESS GROWING. • • ~·.@' n . i ill· II able, ~merg!lti~ to f.,Uow, b\tt ,.... ~, ., • '~"':r IV"" Advertised rood• are made for eyery memb..- of the family. Tell them what you han by ADVERTISING . while .' The truth about your merchandiae is all TELL IT FAR AND WIDE. .* .. :vou have to tell but ' The moot powerful trade-dnwinr power io advertiring. thru the printed pate. i ~. '" ' ":i\il~ertloed .~. ~re amot favorites with the people. • - i Live:b~neu men are always busy even in dullseaaono be· c.ause they ad•ertiae. ' to bu) ing for to ~op aJld' kl!O,V, ' Get them by \ .. A' ._,- ' I ' ' ,, •'! p"i ' ' • q '' \ I f·• ;he;l{i~r!l. ~hl\t· llrings 'cu!lt!l;· ,, ' " ... 'o• .; If you b.ve the merchandi1e and don't tell about it, you won't aellit. - ~~ · ••1 . ' I' If you mean Buaineu, tell about your busineu by Advertisin1• . ~ ~ �. .. •aa•l'BIID • ' t.: • ----rt· """ flltW • f ', • • ~ ' • · · - • - · ,.-~ J onow..t ... ., ... .. , ... ,,. t (ll!O - I . l• ~ ' * ~ ~--..· * * • _ Sl!!lttared M.oii"iaiiii"W'cftilen'J AJt"JtJ;COrda -wnt Dtvelo~ loto· \YOJicl'• s~ JlirdJ!Ion. News ·· a e reat American Legion Convention Scene PHUNI!: ~l _... ->!b ... ...,.j ' .. . • .. .. • • • ( ,_ ";,7 Moll .tfi <IJI!' -116 Tllroo ~1118 .. . .. ·:1 ""'"Ill.. ..... v..... . " " .... ... ...... ,,. 1 II\< IIOI>illl • . . . .. .. ~:00 fiil~1':J!.,_trs:I;:, -~~~ . ~~-. ~~~~~-~ I begotten' Son, that wh~ao,. I ever believe~h in. Hill' should not· perish, but have everiaating life.-John a.:t~. I ' , ·· - - - I II - A VERY NEEDFUL PRAYER-Show me Thy way•. · 0 Lord; te~ch ~· Thy paths. Let interfity and upright- I ness prt!setve me: for I wait on Thee.-PKalm 25:4,21 . . ' I GANDHI, THE FASTER ANDIH'S latest move, that o! declaring a fa•t to the I death, r~.ir;etl the question if after all, the swarthy ijkin· \ ned Hh1du is not suffering from some sort of the muny I phobias extant in this day and age, His latest outburst has been made in an effoitt to bring about a change in conditions in India. Ht!! seemtl Lo think that by becoming a martyr he can bring about a change which his living will not accomplish. It u• unfair \ t L) judge any man's intentions but there are many who \ believe the little Hindu commoner is bidding for more popularity with the millions of followers he has in the\ I .-biatlc country. 1 Qwinr to the intense sqpeutitlons kat>t ttJi,~ e by this dass of people, it is juP.t possible that wen: he to carry out his thr:eat a revolt of unusual proportions might bt;! start~ ~6~~•l·""""..1..,.... 5) ,d1,. 1,, 1.,. ,,.....1'!oi~".,.."''""td ed in the Elnfllish owned country. \Vhen this kind of peo- 1 :.: .:..:.. ..;..·-ple becomes enra1ed and their religion betomes involved, ·~ r :hereJs scarcely •topping them at ail. It is ancientll hi!!tory that the worst wurfares of all time were those be-: By Artbur '"Euaa" Baer gun through religious fervor which later developed into 1 fnnatlCism . 1 ::;.. G I I --:---~.:..=_.=:_ ~ny .::~ DONALD PEA IT! II.&>,srNIJf('.ATh', iNC --~-~~-::_:-~~~~~~~~~io:u~··~populattonth~ Probably Une Wod Led :fo AnotheA' '' ... usedtoow••• •1 . their na,t refonnsomatt)lniJ Wlil.'o'e we l, tp tr,- l t.bem It is to be hoped that th e trouLlesonle condition 111 Jk.tormen Wert TM J..tllllen& drat.ed reformers tbat . u: a. ~n r~~r,-: Wb.J not bOmb India may ~:~oon be jrQned out especially for the good of 1 We ftnf1.1IY met the Dllku) ot Dr,~ wanta & drlat he JJ KDlnl' to a:et Ito · · · · I I yuterdaY He's a real sandb~ter. book, lln'! or !dn~. th e many mlJhons of Jgnorant natives 1n t 1at uous:ua He wouldn't ilV'S you the dew qft a .' i hmd. •·••• ' wet rubber boot. - "~' ' THE WAR DEBT t I , . • J ' 1 \18 from, w!1tli' wllat It sav•• ., 1. Hc'a ~yb.W: &.loveiy ~i1.1cll1. ~a· sou bioa\.116 ' t)e '11 fu &' nfce Wady 1•1>01 wh"e bo can \>Ole ..erybody. Sold hy the T Stansbury Drug Co. Mlddleperl. Ohio. wus c 1even bill lOUR , ~ ' Of cmtrse it ia possible thut Europeans thlnk Ameri .. 1 '8o he has unauy attained hls cuns are foolish enouah to accept such settlen•ent andi iC9impS-i8Ll, ambltlcn of bt\n& oppoar. or!' ' ed t.q everybOdy to everybody and what is Ktill worse, it is probable tha.t there are many ever:v.t.h\ua:. He'a U1e kln~ or a bir~l )eopli in this country who favor such a settlement. ill' 1: who ttle Isaa.lendar ratht tcara l' th.a.n" fl.heet admit oft Ulday &atur· well, It wJU IOOil ::te over. We hope J fact there ar-e many who have advocated the untitc can .. 1 d&Y. You can lead a. hD81 to the partl'C1laii~m of the huge debt. . If eitht!r 1)8.t'ty 1 rcgurdiets!:i ofd I bUt. you can't make ~lm f d tl He still claims Ula Noble ~peri· mutuela bet. on )lltn~elf. It thc1'8 are a:olnl 1 the wetn~ss or dryness of 1t, wunb! io be Kurc o n ~:~oun tment haa been a ~>UCClCM. u was a oo be IIJQI more ot th'ote · Noble Jieking at the poiiH in November, there can be 110 better 1 beauutnt swimminG" lf!~aon In hot llxpertmentt ie\'a try 'em on awn- . f th 1 fpt, ea pigs and mtee. ti me to start tho bali rolling toward •uch a de eat an to _ openly advocate the acceptance of ~uch a pl'OpoHal. . But you <::M't _:o~~~ce th~-~-eh~ · In sptte of au tbe As a matter of fact the propo•al Itself i~ nothinv· le•• , • than u·direct in•ult to the inteliii!'JnCe of tho Amerlcnn peopl~. • Europe owet~- us u debt, honestly contracted and we ex beet that debt to be settled honestly. Bizarre Creations Outlawed Liberal terms of credit could be eaaily ar11an11ed and • Coming Season. more ~asHy met If those countries loude~t in their howl I abo~At lack of finanCes would stop theif race tor auma- 1 ments and devote their ellel·gies and finances toward a 1 settleni'ent of their debt which is really one of honor. In • spite of what has aone before, it is almost unbelievable 1 that .Nmerica could be sheltering- Americans so Imbued 1 with ipternationalism as to cVI;!Il consider the proposals put lorw~rd by our (,]uropean debtors. I I ,, • 1 .- t r· r.. . .~ •.. . .' o •IIAI!l W .. \ "~ .... II Dt:PI\ESSION 1 IE' lJAV!!l heurd •o muah about hard time• and de· , pooSiilion thp,t most of us hH.ve the iden that there 1s SOJnetlli'llR' to it. Howevcl' many who had the idea prior to Weqpesqay eveninl[, chonged their mind• when they 1 went d'i>wn to •• the circu• at the Pythian pari< at Middle· I po111 o~ that aveninar. i Tl)o circus, a t~ mall ol]e as circm~es go, hud a tent of ~ pc>rhiall' two h~u~rod by one hundred feet in area. On t11t•ee of this enclosuo·e •eu\1! in tiel'l! pro~ably eight 1 , were arranged. ~very one of those souls·\ q<t~il' on, thure wuA a !)rowd of bhl't3e or h •l'londlnK ~t ~he open end where t~sy could ., ~ STANSO CREOSOTE EMU LSI()N iuy necktlea HE LATI!lS'F story rogarding the billion• of dolhtt•• owing thh1 country by Europeans, i1:1 that thoy are will ... 1 He'.a oil H90ver became · Herbert · · hemmenhaw'e4 on the Ellthtecmth mg to PHY a lump snm of one b1lhon dollar~ as a sett1e~ Amendment:: Re retuaea to '.lm\of&e m~nt in full of. the amount borrowed which originally Roosovelt b!ileame liTM~liJ.l la WC:~ttel' Uum a.t.tlb roof 1..1. Oalall$ '' i i -·.•.-· 1 .. ~ '-· .,, '' * n • lllllwtlik.ee. Ti{E fld¥1il world, t1111MJe 11''\J~ .:(iU 1olily . • * own Mlddlt!Jiort '• ' It HeredltJ Counla. 11-Year.Old Son of Parenta Who ' --" lliiP!IOllo tjlg. • ~... c~ -~h~~ifl!· ;s~--~. l• •l " • l '1<~ •411• ..,\l!nm ~~~t!!ii~T'*i"'• ••. • ·.;:> . / -Son.of Fast~ -H•klips . S~o11ld Be Lipmin8 on Wings • '' • oot- a fo,' ..,.. 11411.>'f • 'l'IIIII»ILT 'iWliOHI. II(D«DlJJ', 0B10. -... YOO EYER DID ·yon :EVER. :STUP TO .TIUNK? . I • ' Bf. EDSON R. WAI:t'E Sb.wnee, Okl!i!hom~ By :f:DS~ ,R- \\!AITf: Shawnee, Oklahoma "ou. should puai•~ yoJr hornt city and booa~ with all your might. A woman oftm· blames her hq~~bl]"d fudhiny; that go wrung about the family b)ldset. Often it is Mt)a\•se the wife is a little smarWr than the husband. Somebil>~es Ahe f~ard that the hus· b!lnd,is inclined·to•attach too little to the hous~hold problems: She· find!! when the he uses poor JUdgmeot: He:seldom investigates and, when giv- • B Jist ofthinj!S ileeded, pays comes home wit!\ a•lOt Qf "just 118 good~' articles wife did not want. " Qn tile the wife eareflll She reads the ·· posted'. on p~iQlli•~< ttl• best at lesa·a11d THAT there is nothing like advertising to stimulate buoineos. When business is bad, it is up to you to make it bettor by ADVERTISING. To move shelf· warmera-ADVERTISE. < ':New customers look good to any burinesa. . .....ADYERTISING. - en ' -, * *· Wliat' we neeqJn this countcy is :{ire: men 11'.1 our l•wm!lkel'l!- men who-are ~~~,~~pi men who will lead. . Every day ia filled with sellina opportunities for thoae who M>VERTISE ' A standard of quality that ;. constantly and conscientiously maintailjlul, uaiated by ADVERTISING, keeps a business grow· inr. KEEP YOUR BUSINESS GROWING. • • ~·.@' n . i ill· II able, ~merg!lti~ to f.,Uow, b\tt ,.... ~, ., • '~"':r IV"" Advertised rood• are made for eyery memb..- of the family. Tell them what you han by ADVERTISING . while .' The truth about your merchandiae is all TELL IT FAR AND WIDE. .* .. :vou have to tell but ' The moot powerful trade-dnwinr power io advertiring. thru the printed pate. i ~. '" ' ":i\il~ertloed .~. ~re amot favorites with the people. • - i Live:b~neu men are always busy even in dullseaaono be· c.ause they ad•ertiae. ' to bu) ing for to ~op aJld' kl!O,V, ' Get them by \ .. A' ._,- ' I ' ' ,, •'! p"i ' ' • q '' \ I f·• ;he;l{i~r!l. ~hl\t· llrings 'cu!lt!l;· ,, ' " ... 'o• .; If you b.ve the merchandi1e and don't tell about it, you won't aellit. - ~~ · ••1 . ' I' If you mean Buaineu, tell about your busineu by Advertisin1• . ~ ~ �...••,. •. ~ • • ' • IV1CI)4Y, QPTDOIIII II, lin ' • • IIIII..W.fll!l. . . ." / •.t· cl.A.UIPJIP AI)VI~'t~·h~~ • KT &USER IJ.Cl'"ON " . I' • ••. ' .' . ' .. ' , _,.... · For _____ . . I ·-·- -- - - ------ I RADIOSHOP 1 Reat- ........- -- ·~--~ ' .,.' ' Al'l makeo bf Radios re• / W Sliten StOre on Main 1:1treet pai.rtd, a lao parte aupplied l Call dt&ee Horton, Pl\one 111-X. for Rodioo. SOI'he bit 8i l&.ei. POR ' RENT-Apartmen~ qver Phil· I all liartaibl ii\ i\eW anCI Ulecl ' Radios. Expert work at rea.. : lona,ble pri~ea. Radio De.. ; FOR SAt.J:.-80 Wh1t111 ~ell£1m pul11110 @ !IDe each. OaU "!' write 1\!rf. li:. II. Btelnor, RUIIand, 0. .,,... D•li•3t. - . PQI.t' 41,~n~ !reeJ.t. Jersey Qeo'fP .. R, . 9·16·31 -- --~- ·- -- l'OR SALE-New mOOem !IX room . ~biliii tilth ba~h . lull siiOd basem~1t amol HART" and furna.ce .,n Main &treet; d.QWn piymcnt balatloe on euy terms. Wrtte box 276; POmAro)'.• Ohio. . 9·14'-3t ~ I co. PumeMy, 0 . GQW . 8ta.ce, :Mlnenvllle, Ohio. D. partint~nt. ... --- r ~·zt·· ;_ L ' II NAftOI<Aio LEAGtlE Chlcaao &: PI1Uadelphla 2. Pittab\D'Ih at New York (ralnJ. Clnolluut.tl a.t Brook~ (rain) For cOtoS, COUGH~ 1 Sore lhroat, muScul,u rtit:u. On)f J!latlo uchco&;poblo,apply Mu.. , tervle, lho "<MlUDiel'flnitanl" Boatm1 e: ·cteve)JM 1 I WashihJton·1: Qetfolt 3: PHJ~tphta I; o~ 'Louls Mew Yorf· 4: ChlCiliD"" 1. I' WHO WAS - A:' ALL DRUGGISTS ·1 ··"· ,,, AT ALL TIMES, WITHOUT LETTIN/, 'ASPER "Mystery Man" of Tennis ByH'~IN~ IT! Cleveland. SOuth 9; Holy Name o. Toledo Wallie 7t; BllC~'r us 0. - • { '. Sl'OP AT 'i'Hii II I' Hotel Fott Hayes •· I I ,. ' I I: JOO h..mi with 8.ch at ,_2 '" 1'3- No Hicher CoDYenient to Stores •nd TI1eotrea Me12c£12 IN ClONNI!CTION ' .. ',\ -· L B. BUNSTiNE, SE'ASL.E)'C At.,.~,. ,....,....,._ COLUMbUS. 01110 .. FAMOLJS -~~· T~J4AUIS COACH )" , '' I .. HE HAS DEVE'I.OPED MAAlY Al.;::r S'rAf?S •/ . • r~:.: ' .' j ' ~' "'~ .~ .t·:.. ' .... ' cr ~-· ' '. . .. -· ' '' ,. ... --··--· .:'ll' "' .' ' I ~ . .. .. ... ' ..• }I ' • • (J( • ., I~ - ' " ·' .... I ' ',~ . ' ' ~- . '· ':r1 I tt~l\l> A . .. ., 1, \ .? I \' ~ • . ·, ·r \ -i/,1\•1tl ' ">'·"-' ''• '. I c~oLv ' " ... . n, v M1:rt!t . . ~~------~~~t)'il6'S i.ll".E ~ ~ . AMQ.ICA.,. Mli()CIATION IAuiiVlllil at cmum.,..,.. Toledo at flllllanapollr. St. Pr.ul at Mtnn~Us. Kansas otty af MilWaukee. [{)(' IIC'!I:t to I h~ · . : ': ' ) I .'j,.'. I ' . ••. , •. ~l,i. '' ' <.·." f, " ' ' ' ~ eU.SWORIH ·VINES• ··HE' IS L3!ASLE'YS Mos·r FAMOUS PJJPI·L. •' ll..,lc -~~ .A eu~nlc bilhl' II! the ofrHJII'IDJI crl per~~eui• ' \vho umJi~l'ftnt ~DtiQI;l~ at· ~k1jtl. · at. Phlla(letphta·. · (two aamea.l teet tar.f 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE · New York at G~velimd . ltt:."l.outs. Ph·~ ai Chi9'1JO. . Boi(oii!Jit.lliiiolt. . - . [NTEBNADONAI. LEAGUE Buftalo at Roche.~~ter. Newark at Balti!nOt'e. <two p.q~.q;,, <two 1ame~ / . ·"' / Jersey Cit¢ ft' J411Ul)". 1, _ traiUI .and dlle&.IM of eaet~ Camll.l-' are trac'ctl ami _reeordefl. St. t:oull" ..at-Nri' · ·Yort. Pltt6burah Wuhln8'ton at ~ ' Leap" Wile•· He Ha• To ,... The u·,·I.Mave ll'ti P ,.r thH .\tl'll,"UII JG~liDi bo.re It · u.~mut .'nlut! rett. tlon to ~'#term~e- ~r· vtll'l:dr.ltl ~· -h,!ll orr ,~-hMI(In lll~ '!Oiuinl;,, !•.~\'e ne88. ~ yn manr · cn!f:'t ol~ he;•et~!· IOJ!en known 'lo Jump •• ru:r oa 20 or NATIONAL L&\Glf& 1 • ToroDt.e•at ..untn!all . . . PAIIIUNG LOT AND OAIIAG8 . Foot Uef"ormi.lJ 'I'Oronto 1. GAMIB TOPA'Y A hU IIIlller ttl~ l:-1 '11 toe.' 1110\lltll,\' fasctst .Go-vernment For U.S. As Cure For National Ills ·* * * I. Columl1ur' Mo:f Pupul~r Hotel With Radio 't --~-- -- - - - ' MOII... ··•Irt~Y."M~ ROcl\e~ter 3'; O•r•n hl<!t1 nnlter", th ere ' · ·· A ll!'n\., ln WITmipl.'g, \' I' Xl'tl h~· h11J ·• netghhon !trr.1 :>pKLI.-t'r lri tl.' a[ oi~,;!Jt, t11' nt sk1t1 on thr un(IPI" bou,r:ht 11 J;:l::,lJll iOO('. Xow all Is rult II to 8lrul,lj'lttt>ll t•Ut. t111et :11 ni:! :lt ;l'l ou;;; · t!utt r ront. - Hre •liw tn n tld<ll'mll~· Or Ute w hlrh I~ urtt>11 hPrPt!ltn•·.' '· LondCit1 '1'11 -BII.R :I Co i 11m[Ju.• Gre:t ~~!ig:li•h ~nn:.rlul! I'J•um :M rl'N to le t~lil tbu hnlr un Inch in l rn~tlt . Compo~~te, In , •. ( !ut •• r I he wudtl'li IJII'I;\:111 or<,tllll~ hi lim l in Wl•I:Hnl lii~IC'I' l~tthelit"ltl, LOJitl!m : It et} ltlnhu;. ri,{I()O I,IIJH!!~, .,. :j 3; AlliiiDy I. Montreal 'I; IIUA'trlo 5. B•ltlmor~ SCHOLASTIC ASS14NEO TO 6UAR1l CASPER , ' I - :z. 110111alfA'I!IQI\f4'J. ~L\111111 WAN'I'KD-Ha.ullna to COlwnbus ai\d to Ohar.leBton. JOhn W. Zerkle Traneter, Middleport, Phone 48t-X. · 9-ltHJt ·-- AIIIIBJI:Aif L!tAGUL I w~ated- ,;.m.. ochoduliod . 1 ' ' ~ Bf t OI"' letl]l, ' �...••,. •. ~ • • ' • IV1CI)4Y, QPTDOIIII II, lin ' • • IIIII..W.fll!l. . . ." / •.t· cl.A.UIPJIP AI)VI~'t~·h~~ • KT &USER IJ.Cl'"ON " . I' • ••. ' .' . ' .. ' , _,.... · For _____ . . I ·-·- -- - - ------ I RADIOSHOP 1 Reat- ........- -- ·~--~ ' .,.' ' Al'l makeo bf Radios re• / W Sliten StOre on Main 1:1treet pai.rtd, a lao parte aupplied l Call dt&ee Horton, Pl\one 111-X. for Rodioo. SOI'he bit 8i l&.ei. POR ' RENT-Apartmen~ qver Phil· I all liartaibl ii\ i\eW anCI Ulecl ' Radios. Expert work at rea.. : lona,ble pri~ea. Radio De.. ; FOR SAt.J:.-80 Wh1t111 ~ell£1m pul11110 @ !IDe each. OaU "!' write 1\!rf. li:. II. Btelnor, RUIIand, 0. .,,... D•li•3t. - . PQI.t' 41,~n~ !reeJ.t. Jersey Qeo'fP .. R, . 9·16·31 -- --~- ·- -- l'OR SALE-New mOOem !IX room . ~biliii tilth ba~h . lull siiOd basem~1t amol HART" and furna.ce .,n Main &treet; d.QWn piymcnt balatloe on euy terms. Wrtte box 276; POmAro)'.• Ohio. . 9·14'-3t ~ I co. PumeMy, 0 . GQW . 8ta.ce, :Mlnenvllle, Ohio. D. partint~nt. ... --- r ~·zt·· ;_ L ' II NAftOI<Aio LEAGtlE Chlcaao &: PI1Uadelphla 2. Pittab\D'Ih at New York (ralnJ. Clnolluut.tl a.t Brook~ (rain) For cOtoS, COUGH~ 1 Sore lhroat, muScul,u rtit:u. On)f J!latlo uchco&;poblo,apply Mu.. , tervle, lho "<MlUDiel'flnitanl" Boatm1 e: ·cteve)JM 1 I WashihJton·1: Qetfolt 3: PHJ~tphta I; o~ 'Louls Mew Yorf· 4: ChlCiliD"" 1. I' WHO WAS - A:' ALL DRUGGISTS ·1 ··"· ,,, AT ALL TIMES, WITHOUT LETTIN/, 'ASPER "Mystery Man" of Tennis ByH'~IN~ IT! Cleveland. SOuth 9; Holy Name o. Toledo Wallie 7t; BllC~'r us 0. - • { '. Sl'OP AT 'i'Hii II I' Hotel Fott Hayes •· I I ,. ' I I: JOO h..mi with 8.ch at ,_2 '" 1'3- No Hicher CoDYenient to Stores •nd TI1eotrea Me12c£12 IN ClONNI!CTION ' .. ',\ -· L B. BUNSTiNE, SE'ASL.E)'C At.,.~,. ,....,....,._ COLUMbUS. 01110 .. FAMOLJS -~~· T~J4AUIS COACH )" , '' I .. HE HAS DEVE'I.OPED MAAlY Al.;::r S'rAf?S •/ . • r~:.: ' .' j ' ~' "'~ .~ .t·:.. ' .... ' cr ~-· ' '. . .. -· ' '' ,. ... --··--· .:'ll' "' .' ' I ~ . .. .. ... ' ..• }I ' • • (J( • ., I~ - ' " ·' .... I ' ',~ . ' ' ~- . '· ':r1 I tt~l\l> A . .. ., 1, \ .? I \' ~ • . ·, ·r \ -i/,1\•1tl ' ">'·"-' ''• '. I c~oLv ' " ... . n, v M1:rt!t . . ~~------~~~t)'il6'S i.ll".E ~ ~ . AMQ.ICA.,. Mli()CIATION IAuiiVlllil at cmum.,..,.. Toledo at flllllanapollr. St. Pr.ul at Mtnn~Us. Kansas otty af MilWaukee. [{)(' IIC'!I:t to I h~ · . : ': ' ) I .'j,.'. I ' . ••. , •. ~l,i. '' ' <.·." f, " ' ' ' ~ eU.SWORIH ·VINES• ··HE' IS L3!ASLE'YS Mos·r FAMOUS PJJPI·L. •' ll..,lc -~~ .A eu~nlc bilhl' II! the ofrHJII'IDJI crl per~~eui• ' \vho umJi~l'ftnt ~DtiQI;l~ at· ~k1jtl. · at. Phlla(letphta·. · (two aamea.l teet tar.f 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE · New York at G~velimd . ltt:."l.outs. Ph·~ ai Chi9'1JO. . Boi(oii!Jit.lliiiolt. . - . [NTEBNADONAI. LEAGUE Buftalo at Roche.~~ter. Newark at Balti!nOt'e. <two p.q~.q;,, <two 1ame~ / . ·"' / Jersey Cit¢ ft' J411Ul)". 1, _ traiUI .and dlle&.IM of eaet~ Camll.l-' are trac'ctl ami _reeordefl. St. t:oull" ..at-Nri' · ·Yort. Pltt6burah Wuhln8'ton at ~ ' Leap" Wile•· He Ha• To ,... The u·,·I.Mave ll'ti P ,.r thH .\tl'll,"UII JG~liDi bo.re It · u.~mut .'nlut! rett. tlon to ~'#term~e- ~r· vtll'l:dr.ltl ~· -h,!ll orr ,~-hMI(In lll~ '!Oiuinl;,, !•.~\'e ne88. ~ yn manr · cn!f:'t ol~ he;•et~!· IOJ!en known 'lo Jump •• ru:r oa 20 or NATIONAL L&\Glf& 1 • ToroDt.e•at ..untn!all . . . PAIIIUNG LOT AND OAIIAG8 . Foot Uef"ormi.lJ 'I'Oronto 1. GAMIB TOPA'Y A hU IIIlller ttl~ l:-1 '11 toe.' 1110\lltll,\' fasctst .Go-vernment For U.S. As Cure For National Ills ·* * * I. Columl1ur' Mo:f Pupul~r Hotel With Radio 't --~-- -- - - - ' MOII... ··•Irt~Y."M~ ROcl\e~ter 3'; O•r•n hl<!t1 nnlter", th ere ' · ·· A ll!'n\., ln WITmipl.'g, \' I' Xl'tl h~· h11J ·• netghhon !trr.1 :>pKLI.-t'r lri tl.' a[ oi~,;!Jt, t11' nt sk1t1 on thr un(IPI" bou,r:ht 11 J;:l::,lJll iOO('. Xow all Is rult II to 8lrul,lj'lttt>ll t•Ut. t111et :11 ni:! :lt ;l'l ou;;; · t!utt r ront. - Hre •liw tn n tld<ll'mll~· Or Ute w hlrh I~ urtt>11 hPrPt!ltn•·.' '· LondCit1 '1'11 -BII.R :I Co i 11m[Ju.• Gre:t ~~!ig:li•h ~nn:.rlul! I'J•um :M rl'N to le t~lil tbu hnlr un Inch in l rn~tlt . Compo~~te, In , •. ( !ut •• r I he wudtl'li IJII'I;\:111 or<,tllll~ hi lim l in Wl•I:Hnl lii~IC'I' l~tthelit"ltl, LOJitl!m : It et} ltlnhu;. ri,{I()O I,IIJH!!~, .,. :j 3; AlliiiDy I. Montreal 'I; IIUA'trlo 5. B•ltlmor~ SCHOLASTIC ASS14NEO TO 6UAR1l CASPER , ' I - :z. 110111alfA'I!IQI\f4'J. ~L\111111 WAN'I'KD-Ha.ullna to COlwnbus ai\d to Ohar.leBton. JOhn W. Zerkle Traneter, Middleport, Phone 48t-X. · 9-ltHJt ·-- AIIIIBJI:Aif L!tAGUL I w~ated- ,;.m.. ochoduliod . 1 ' ' ~ Bf t OI"' letl]l, ' �. ' I 11 • u stu~ l~D I $!H HIGH ST C OL ~ N B>JS 0 IWOA.Y, 8EPUIIDII:R 18 AYE tatt l)l!lADERS" NOTlCI!J - If :rou want &\ the News Ol!lee of Tbe Dall7 Tribune, eall 286-L: If the B1181neu Ol!lee 1111k for 202-R. Pia• downward to t &nd under • few pack!nl .owe &J'(Jund S60 oaUe receipts &o toda)''8 quota· nominal ~ market Heads Middle West Utilities Company • 11 OH IO STAT£ I ' '- ,AOI .. . HPL£ PANTH£8 W~RKING HARD n GH• INn SHAPE /J h j l • WEATHER FORECAST-. Ohio Snowf'n lAW to11l1tht and Som~whttt My Cooltor Tuesday nljhl UJ>IO"" lambs yery 0' • VOl VII-NO. 5 ·- 1 Coach... Famha111 And Hooue Puttin1 Boy• New Flower l\lakes Appearance Here Made by Chemical Roac· tiont Called 4'Depre•aion Flower" SQUAD I DIVIDED U lT'I .NRC IT'S FULL LEAS~D WIRE OF ; INTERNA'l'IONAL NEWS Si-:R'!ICE l'i CARil. l F. XU POMEROY, OHIO, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1932 tlr m ..\1 yur h IN TR. DAlLY 'MUtJUNB Clo!NrS II& PRICE- THREE CEN'.'S' J> • ' H~ ~ KINGV~llffJ Starts Long T1ek At a result of the present finan· 1 ------ MILITIA IS CALLED OUT IN KENTUCK¥; I Tbroqh Paces 1clal depression a new flower haa put In an appearance in the Pome.. roy Bend To date the ~wo most succe&'Jful <me~> may be seen at the Jake Ament RetltaUl'B.nt on Main ~"eet Ther.e so-called depress ton llowom are made ln' placing a IUrlall piece of coal In any small contalller &UCh as a plate filled wtt.h a solUtion of water saJt and any I MIN[~~ ~HE ~H~RN T~ I I I I I IOdine of meeuroch!Ome c~d By a chemical reactlOll the coal Is r decomposed llond a crusted maas re- r form a ltlyer on the pla.te crusted mua Is made up Grover C Neff, 46, has been named who ptesldent of the Middle \Vest Utili- tie s Company largest of the ' Insull enterpnses Mr Neff colOrs or violet red blue Accordlnl to Bailey seeret.ary to orange and t Mrs Elma 1 I _ tnfication onomies Anna Houser English and a.ogrnphy lohn MIUlk Brown, Zuu Pitts. Ray mood lla«on COMEDY RETIRE INN' -- 1 Itriii~I·····ITI···~··J•••••XI I I 1m Interesting Fall Sewi711 tfll Ttrtlt1 "''"''' .,, cu•Ud •" ,ltttlud "' P•rb ~nJ ,., ltJIItrru . , ,..d, Ill N tv r .,, Smart and m the 'fttY newest leellnr u tht• thn.IDI daytime dress. It ca.mes out lhe flatterlq two toee elect It il hn t th1s JU St the cutest httle dress for 'back to shown 10 a wtne red wool crepe. toppri hy • RO¥eltJ \ hool wear? wool crepe -~ . L . It 1s earned out .n a lweed hke cotton 1ft brown Noll! how slendtniiPI' 11 the crws c -... 1r1 UK t nes The plam yellow mm g1vn Frt'nch accent bodt«. CI'C!pl! !Rhn and crejW! 11lk are fti"J effec:tift. 1 he bone buttons match tht: brown shade At American 11JU llllltr• N• lrJO IJ .tn•l•td 1111 , •.,, I t• 10 fi(Jrl Ci hmne~s no doubt ~tart' w1th the undt:rgarmt:t t g JfiiU 11,. ~ St:nd IS c~ml<> (tn stamps or coia) to Ft•hlon Bure.a., ~~~d lu,: rt ~ a llrmc~s s ~ lip lOU lllo\'1! (or tJ n11hr 1h1 \\ nlt t ar r h1lly and platnl:t;tour ume and full addte ... I ue from shouldf;r to hem. :toU WlDL It mould~ thr l11ure to well lx-low th~ hlp ~ w1dt-n 1lg th(' um1b('r of the pattern aad the \ Mrr ~l<,.your lentr Ill the folltJWIP« wqa comfortably lull h('m will n lflk~ a !on-ly Xma3 1:1ft Make 11 ll(l 'tll; tTl lc-uam:: moment• t ..... ~-'"''"" No1 7578 ••1 It .lt.l11tj 111 Jr•tJ 16 1t II New Yorll Cit" •ue ••N -----· ·~--·~ ~ "' .... .J. 1g..i;.Ji~ "' ~~ )':...._.Sept lt-br&-PoeaJ~ mru;_t I u:!r~~ ~~~rrlr:e ~~h~~':! wa.:licounStty lle d a 10t u1d e rasbUJ'!l asaiatmu!nt, It waa I ance. It. was be ve err wo Indicated would be mol'fl aoeeptabl Newspapers are finding that competitive agencies, particularly the 1ad10 are cutting mto their revenue to a very great extent so great in fa~t thatmany of them are finding It necessary to cut out the pubhcat;on of all free radio ~road cast . ~rogram~, all of which is merely givmg to a competitive advert1smg medmm free advertising, and the funny part of it ~s that the merch.an.t who buys space from newspapers and decides to use the.rall10. mstead 18 the one who kicks the hanfest when newspapers discontmue the giving of free I!PI\Ce t() a competitive medium. :;~ ~~a.!n atA~~:e~nth~u::~t wben the steering committee meet::~ that he hopes will save the disarmament conference from collapse The question to be settled as rar 88 the Americans arc concerned is how far Herrlot actually wlll go &oward immediate carrying out of tb~ Hoover one-third cut proposal It Is antklpated this questJon will be es <llilpo,;.t of und" ''""• b'anch· l'ltst-a one-thlro 'o.tuctiOn In world navies Is beUeved to be out of question at tbe movement be· caUBe the United StateR probably would not. qree Second-there can be no practlcal diseUS8lons of a. one-third cut In air forces while Gennany abaents h2rself il'Om the disarmament de· ba.te.s because her demand for arms equality has oot been met Thlrd-Herriot accepts the Hoover program tor a one·Lhlrd cut In land forcea but want& Oer mMay to count Adolf Hitler s brown ahlr'Ud mllltiH ana Mu1180llnl to eount the fa&Cist mlhtta 88 partial AND ANOTHER THING, newspap~rs are being bombard· ed by advertisers large and small, for ~ re,:Iuction in their rl!te. They come to the'newspaper 8J!d say, "We'~e _got a depression story to tell you. Time~ are tight, and we ve J~ got t? get a~­ dudion in our advertising rate or we will have to discontinue usmg your newspaper. ·• Now isn't that a fine club to hold ove: the head of any publishel'? These Sll;ll\e adv~risers wno !11'8 trying_ to make the newspaper absorb a maJor portion of theu exceSSive overhead forget that this depression is not going to .last forev~r IM!d that some day they will need the newspaper agam. Yet, m tlie me,antlme 1 they are perfectly willing to sandbag them now ~e­ manding rate dedeases, little knowing that they are weakenmg the very ageney they will have to depend upon later to help tihem return to normalcy. • annles Berlin BeJ)t. 19-INs-stunned a.i the sharp rejection or the GeT• J$n demand tor arms equaUty by Oreat Britain In a memorandum pubuahed throUfhout tHe world to· day the Von Papen Miqlstrydeelded ~abandon note wrl\Jlll' on the l!llb• ject and wl11 reply netther to lPra.noe oor Great Britain The German claim however wtll be puabed 1b dlplOmaUe conversa· 1 :. ~ TO BATTLE OVER IVRORIJ Cleveland Be~ l~INS-A bat ~ L~:~~an the Htllflboro churche 1 tle over the selection of juror~; to .Po~ was delegated by the I hear testimony In the trial of Mau~ mou conference , rlce Ma&ehke, Republican chieftain £1._ • of Ctzye.hoga. county for two decades mnd five or hla pdUtleaL aid9 clui.rged with the embeiZlement of •1'77 000 frGm the county treo.surv ~0 Wall to btl launched in common _ PleM court here. t.oday Aflt!'d Maaaillon Maynr Sa. 8 I _ th \AJXey Stl)J Hopes Try TheorJes • rr New ){ork Sept 19-INB-Ue1lf!.. raJ Jacob Bechler Coxey ho)lel; to be able to try out some of hl!t theories of 'k on economics, he declared. to~ day here en route to MUdt•ton Ohio when h~ Ia: Mayor rrom 11. vialt to offlc1alll of the teCOiliii~JC• ot unemployed to WMhtngt.on in tton Finance Corporation The man who Jed ""'oxey'8 Mn1Y \ 1894 still believes in publte WD"kB for the unemployed and mon3y at cost. There are 0.000 worken In Me~~;sllloQ and 4 000 have no JobS be doelarid One thousand ot th.., are llvlnK on the city Tbat doean t mate ae l.'le he declared 'tl(y Idea Ill to 9'1~ thBm work pay them wlth mon"'y wh.hOut a.ny interest attached to 1 ~ ollld then they won't aslr: ror ch•rlty It fsnt charity they \Vant .t'& wort." The Reconat•uet.ion Pln&nce Cor· poratiOn can belp hla plan hB u.td Jt eaDs for the bulldlna t)( !lttW Public UtlllLiell, a •nwa 11 ' VICTIM OF ULCER a........ va •-pt ••- m• u..,_ _. ...Funera~ servl083 were bcng arranQed tcXkl.y for D W B C~~onnon 38 .!iOn of BtshQp Jam.tB Cannon who died yaterday of &utrlc ulcer tile vote'""' Admlnlat..ahDIPltaL He was servlna' nt the I"' .. -~- ""'•"eon 1 1hospiOr"'01annon ...... ""' ere f'IOm OolumbUa 0 Se l l9-lNS- NDihvUle Tenn two weeki ap. 'lbe Bast Ohlo li&S ~te case was 1 He tave no Indication or lllneu thrown Into the Ohio SIQD'eme I whe.._ hill father visited him here Court hen today tollow1ric a den .. weell: aao lal by t.he State Utilities Oommill: tre Is iUrYlved by hll Wktow and ton tor ll re~hea.rtna .,11 an order 11- 1a youn • .:o~d_,•,.lllh.:..~tee'----aued ~ 14 decllnlnc to fix 1."1 emergency rate pendut~ linal dia· GONE& WIN8 RACE poaal ot tJte cue AJtpeal aaatnst the comml89lon'a Detroit, Tez • Sept.. It--INSdental of a re-hearillll' wu flted In Winner of a race aplnst death, the aupreme court on behalf of the Speaker John N Garner today re· FOUR BANDITS GET •• IH Jty of Qleveland by w QeQrre m&tned In constant attmdance t.,t Kerr Olevclanda c:;.y taw director the bedalde of bit aaett mother Cleveland Sept. 19-INB-Pour Mrs Sarab Jane Oalller crtUcaUy armed and ftashlly·dressed young BLOOD-HOUNDS USED "'~ h~ home bandits today heldup and robbed &ue r-~~..old mother of tht' the manager of a branch store of 1N SEARCH fOR TOT Deuiloer,t.lc vlee-presldentlal nom. tbe Welnbergea Drug Company nee WM tn a ~te bordertn:r on here and cscaped lo an expensive COQIII\ and her pb.Ji,lctan.s. ex d autcmobllc with $l.OSO loot Shawnee Bend. Mo Sept 18- the end rnoment.arUy EarlY ~ fN&-8earehers aided by blood- the doctOrs al:lboWleed tbelr pa. hoLmds today were JOOurina: the tlent WAS "lf4dlliUJ alnklnr TO PROBE FAILURE r..te of t.be OBarts OOIUltry here A....cago S.pt l9-IN8-Tbe fQl" the J ..year.old Oeorp Anderson DADOW NOT CONVE&TBD '-'11\ ~o dlaappeared laat nl.gbt trom .i Peleril.l Government Is ready to pwnle attended by hil parent._ Mr Chle&~G Sept. 18-IN8- If l'OU Iaudch a three-sided Investigation and Kn Jamea Anderson of Ver· evtor bear me I&Y' 1 am 101n8 to rtve of t.hr: collapse of the ln8UI1 Utility I I = Em=p~":m~":de~~ IJOFI- ~ =:g: ~ :=::ft' mW.~~ t:r:r:!u~e :.~ ~ ·~:0:0 carrtecl by the YOUDIIter :f. ~r~.l:u:: was found tar Ia the bUia, PJ'ethld- pli&tbtc lv!IP'~" Iii"" tal the lncome tax laws and ln1 the posaibiUtJ of bll bafiDc This wtl fbe remark of OlareDee t.be bahtruptoJ' act faiJe.n lhto the lQe waten -.1 Darmr tdJ OA rtpOI1il that an U 8. Dlitrlct Attorney OWisht Clrowned Ptt.r wt.a IIUIOUilelenW1t of bJ1 ~~ 1be H ~ returned he~ today tram exrwte• "* :r::l,nU:f~~= :.~=~ ~~ ~an:_ :"=t&=: c':f. ~m:~~~a= m~ dldlte for thl Prelldenc,. CANNON"S SON IS = .w.m waa stated at the fotetln of· floe that. Oennany probably wiJI the t!QUWbrlum o1 bUf!Di ~n:t paye1uetdate her views on dlaarmament 1n1 power would be preaervad, he t the meetlnl of tbe Jeque COUD· declired. "' :n Sept 21 11 asked. to do 80 'I'Ile ~ hal been tourtna Jo~ (continued on pap three) resolution wa.s •Ianed by three oft'IcJall ot the hoUday aasoc lation-Milo Reno ot Des Moines•• 1'""''1 Ia pmident E H Hammerqulat ot f'arminl(dale s D vice-president and Johu H Bo8ch, of Atwater Mlnn ~~eCretary ..tz'easurer The reiiOlut.lo.n declared that furthea voluntary plclalttni of hlih ways be Immediately diBCOntlnued and tbat in the place of hl&hway plckettna Ianners organize In their l'espectlve comm\Ultttes DeapUe thla pronouncement some plcketlni continued on highway ~Wllber ?ll north of Sioux City where between Q and 300 t•nners continued t.o blockade produce trucks There wu, however 8 markC,{.l Urbona 0 Sept 19-INB-Two diminution of ploketln~e on other ba.ndlts one of them a youth about I"'Qds At a meeting of ptcket8 on IB years old today held up John hiehway No 20 it WIUI decided to Thompson president of the North Lewisburg Bflnk at North Lewis discontinue the blockade pe:ndlnj" bUJ'i ntlrtheast of here looted the further order.s from the national banks vault of an undetermined aasociMion Pickets alon1 the Den! amount o! money and escaped In son hl&hwa.y al.so abandoned their 1 nn automobile actJvities On bJ.ghway 7!1 south Of The machine In which the two the city the blockade wa.'l lifted bandits mflde their gcl.away was a several dllys qo 8 reen cou!le Thompson reported It Wont was received here that carried license tlliJ D-28290 which 1700 farmers tJat.hered at Fremont. was lt>tmed by the OrP.en oounty nu Neb and founded a new chapter o1 tomoblle chib at Xenia according to the \farmers holiday &.!ISOCiatlon h after adopttnr a resolution proleat· auto-'..1_11.: .._~----lna aplnst eviction of fa1me1s un~ !lble to pay tbelr rent ARMY FLYER DROWNED I Money Shou ld bo Lo•n· y I OHIO GAS RATE ed at Cl!ll CA\SE IS APPEALED .___.___ ::W~:tlwo:~:rll~u':',e$ 1 Alinoun~ ~ul :J.<.i.c -'t •11 lt 'L.'<4 ~7/~ . $, 8 till How to (#I Tllar p,,_, , B'mt f I Thtu fJ•turtu . , rr.d1lu •••.i1M1 MltWrJ T~ ..., '"'"rl 0 ~ I a...--- l.men wool crepe and no't'dty rayons are nice Tim '""'"' N• 8161 . ., lr •M••"H U. ~tlld 1l •• ?8 ncdmnu. .,j I That now, more so than m many yeats, newspapers are finding it necessary to fight harder for every dollar of their revenue, an? ate gettmg less m 1eturn fm their efforts than m any year of th~Ir existence People as a whole, and particu!arly many large users of newspaper advertising space, seem to thmk that1 a newspaper Is mmething hKe a perpetually endowed institution and oper_ates on an mexhaustible fund regardless of whether or not local ftrms patl·onize 1t with theh- advertising space 1 the C~rclot •• Reoull Gfi411o tir' Norman R. Hamilton, Publisher of Portsmouth (Va.) Star;~yo: '' I .,_ - Membm~ ot tM C0l18l'OI&il~ .1(11 ;;;;:}a·m • By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAH~MA ' Remain at Service• of New l!~lar Mahatma pandl'.ll whose BUl1eSS Avenue UMted thHih ·tii:l-dee,th.. ts ICb:!duled to becln Church Wday cont.(nued t1efy y may refuse tG be relea.&ed Mme as hi!Jh charch ot'llclals after walll:lnr hom jail was hinted In a letter from ~"''l~e,t In the Brltl&h mcmoran out In protest. yesterday when a new hbn which was betore the Bombay public today The Un put.or appeared to take t.he plaot aovemment todaS' !<ed ·~~~~ he &&ld Insisted that or Rev c H LUI;v The lette1 said treat.y ai'reements be respeeted and Two thirds ot the delegation r& I do not rfllish the restrictions could not condone violation by Oer fused to stay for l:iervtces when proposed and impciAed on me many of the m\Utary ela~ of the I am awaltJng the government"' Vcrsamcs Po.ct whlle at the same Rev A W Clutch ot Hillsboro took ttme advising Jn.pan that she would over tlte pulpit in obedience to the final decision Meo.nwhtlc great activity ha11 not respect unilateral treaty chang Southeastern Ohlo oonterenoe last week at Portsmouth Rev Lilly, F.teqn e'l!dent In Hmdll ctrole.s here es In the Par E1111t. In corJiecti'n with the proposed The United Statea Reed added merly a pastor a.t Bucyru11 To! a fa!lt trowned upon Jnc:elUitl in arma Middlepolnt. and ROCkford 0 While the Mahatma prepared for menta by Oerrno.ny or any other the choice or ma11t. or the ctm81'C8'1· tton which Instructed Ita delegat@ the ordeal that may lr:lll him by power to demand thet the conf~nce ~~ reduclnK hts diet of goat milk and ft.. Se t lt--INB-Premler assign Lilly to Columbus abatamlns from all exercise a. meetr ..rts P Wlllle Rev Clutch was holdlnJ lng of Hlndua decided to send a deHerr ot today lnvite<t Ambassador services :or a small c;mnvd yesterday le&atlon to Interview the reUatows Waltet E Edge United St.a\CS Sen many members of the eonareratton leadet idol of India s untouchables al.o1 David A Reed or ~nnsyl- V18ited Lilly o.t the parsona e In his 'J•ll &t Poona vama and Theodore Mnrliner whteb he has not ,.urrendered gto It wu said that the delegat.ion counsellor of thj,! Amerlca.n Embassy the new pastor would try to dlscovet what eJector to lunch with him ln furtherance I Several Sunday school teachers al pla.n would sattafy Gandhi so of hts decision to act:ept in principle handed In resignations yesterday 1n 1 the~ eould place his proposal be President l!oover 8 proposal fol a PI otest against Rev Lilly belntr re- fore n meetlnr of Hindus here one third 1-eductlon n arms placed aandhl has announced hla proThis decision Willi announced Sat A possible solution ot the eon posed fast w!U be made In p1ote.'Jt UtdiJ.{ a.t secre~~kmll 1°! Fnli~~ troveuy was seen throu&h aCtion of agalrult the British electoral plan men flfY comm ledns on! 0:-e ~ "b the 1!:118t Ohio conference yesterday ftlr India Which he considers dlsas. fairs a.nd revea rut:C US ve Y Y at Ashland when Rev Llll,y was as trous f01 the untouchables International News Sarvlce signed to straabura o In TUIICara- DID YOU EVER ~TOP TO THINK? r l. " "" ¥.' 1.1 begm dr ds cr t1> t:!nL.st 1 eu;. in lhe a the I hUll •nH''Cifrted. oft bf the = I&DRL n\11\CJattcm ot hll 1on8 dlsbOUer: J - IWh 1 1 Church Squabble Gandhi May Not Not Yet Settled Leave His Prison ;;M;:~~~:~; ~·~:·~~~ l '' o.,.. bMJs for dl.scuS!ilon 1; 1flllhl.!""!~•!~ll~~~~@~i~~~[~~~~~~~~~i~ as Farm" •) Frank H. Baker, Pr<»eeu· tor Was One Of The E xemptina Produce p,. Of 30 aL t he Geneva DISI\1 mnment Con I ! ferencc tht prlnnpa l The fact that ,Hemot. had an nounced ths decision at trecret meetJngs ot PRrliam~nLary Comrn!BSicns on torelrn rela tions w:t~ cxelusively rt>vealt:d by Intel• a· - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -natwnal News St!rvtce Snturdat The luncheon ollSLed mm e tha,1 nn hour Afterward 1t was stated In nuth~ orzed Amerlco.n quarters that Premier Herrlot ho.d made a diiiUn::.t advance toward the American Con1regatio;-- Refuaea to I Great Activity in Hindu ENDING STRIK~ I ed States Beno.tor Dnvtd A Reed of Pennsylvania and Theodore Mar riner Counsellm of th~ American lllmbru;sy that he Ia ready to act:ept Pret~ldent Hoove s proposal for a one-third cut In nrmamenta Cent at-Clyde Wolfe principal and Anna Vau1hn and Eva Paris Chapman Run-Emma Seltz. prln,cl- SllDdAY and Monday Sept lt lt Asa Hooktns palSugar Paul Hayman and Bv~ BlmmB Commercls.l Kerr's Run--Guy Gorby prtnctand lln· pal Ada Hoskins and Marcella "Rebeeea Of Sunnybr<J9k OWeftS eoeqpori-Ralph SpenCJ,r prt~J~ipal 1t.nd Helena. Phl1llpe S•ns~ \\llh Marton Nixon and R,Belllm1 Children s Home-Carrie Parnh•m Mathe· Comedies "Cast AW&J" and 'The and and En&llsh and Boya Matinee 2 30 P M Aaron zahl Manual Irm& Welsh Home Ec :( I Pa.rla Sept 19-INB-Premler H "r lot at an Intimate l~n at the Quai D orsay today Informed Amba.esador Walter E Edge Unit- TODA.Y "VANISHINC FRONTIER" , Meetmg At Murray Sunday Endo Vote Of 72·24 - Armo Equaltty NeW £1eClriC• TbeaIfe Pur- as the father of rura) elec- Sound Strike Renewal der New Syotem Germany Shocked By En· rlish Memorandum On Power & L1ght Company for several years He •• a due umvers1ty and IS known lL wan• IN ARMS PARLEY Mr Pteneh these !Jowers are of much more value than aD.Y ordinary garden t1owe1 because IJk.e Topsy of Uncle Toms Cabin fame They Jwt Orowed and therero·e require no , adrtitJ.onal care after tbey are planted ~ has been chief operating executive of the Wtsconsm graduate engmeer of I French Presidential vitation Regarded Sipificient • The of various 1 sembllns short petals of a nower ' Wtlmwr his Hao Paral)'zed dustry For Paot Se~~ ~ en Month• 1ch � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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