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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 �........ t.IONDAT, SWJiiiiBialt, lRI ~' ;. 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QN_A NEW Watl•abouse BEGIN THE DAY RIGHT-Cause me to hear thy Juviug kjndness ih the morning; for ln thee do I trust; canse me to know the way wherein I should waUc; ·tor I lift up my sou l unto thee.-Psalm 143:8. ------- DE LUX£ ....,J0$T·O·MATIC IRON I ' THE GAS RATE CASE JT IS DIFF1CULT to realize that a Cornmiaaion founded I for the benefit of the people u~:~ well as to see tha t no injustice is done to the Public Utilities, would so : far forget its duties tt. the public as has the present com- · mi~sion in the Gas Rate case of Northf;rn Ohio, which has been before the public. for ~cvera l years. Whether that commission has fai)ed i~ it, ~uty sim· , ply because it wanted to in order to \.1elp the com~anies I ()'ne iu vo lved or whether they simply do 'n ot care al\oQt the public at l~rge or whether they are oo lntere•ted In their 1 candidaciES in the coming elections. has not Lt:!cn expl8in- ., ed. Enough has come before the public to know, huwev~r, that a most unfalr decision has been given when the co.mh misslon refused to set temporary utes until a pe.rmane.nt verdict could· be reached. ' will w' or.l Led T. 0 ~~:::::~~=:,;i~tc~~~:.::~:;~: 'ttqb on ~~.IJrr,:;:tf or aD tlie ~ l". ' -- No t hinking p~rson deny th~t i; ~~~~~~the , care how long drawn out the case b~bme• so long •• ihey : • ';, lie- Yijltka frl'lm Cll.i.nt are_ permitted -1:" chorg~ the rates tJuly;_w~nt ·, )~:' ~\1.\l'r!ll"i ft'"'!'!!JWn he '""'' ·-;.iii&J w h1eh t~e pub he hft8 alleged Ate . 9llf~tlj!!d ~lif•,li ona~~'iiOi~~ntu "" catnt • and Which have been proved .o; The'1compaiue1! ' kno W', r Hi < ~, h twice oreund iJ S do all who give the subject any thought, that n vf)ry the ~look ~n:~t~retlmes a.ro\_lnd :.:.·.--:·.:: small Anothe:l,. '-! 6y Artb•n ueu •• fl l:i.aer the Utilities do not 1 Your OUHR:oN teaardluo of make, or kind ia w~rtli $1.00 on a New DeLuxe Adjuat•o-matic Iron. It wei1h• <>lliT; 4% poundo; adjuolable heat control tlilt1!e eire of every fabric. The olopiitl ·handle ~ta the wriot, arm and 1 ohou!de,. M•llled <~piOIIauubh~ ·Rrip keePJ rour hand 'ntC>Cith li'nd .c,h. ' ' And how are you gomg to keep boy on the farm when the tarmer , can't keep himself? 1 GRAINS ''' ,- - _ ._.e, _ )·~rj tclilay. r,l:'fL.ESS,$1.00 FOR 'vnf ~~" I '" ? ' ., D1 the money now being .taken under the batn 1:: he nuses a meciluiJI . • crop he has just eno ugh it,: .(tP.d prote8t will eve r find l'ts way back ifl.to the pockeho~ o.f the hlmli~lf •md family. It J!{_ :[ '¥'m't people to whom it rightfully beloiJO'>:I. even Hhould a de- raloo anytlnng he starves !'U nt proportio n of .~, · • l'I:5Hlll ta.J8ell teo much that drops tile p'r1o- adv e rse to the co mpanies finally be rendered. There 1es and It al.nt worth a pa.pcr Clo ll rtt u.re a number of reason~ tor this which need no explanu.M jln n revolution:.._ __ tlOJJ. The bond given by the companh.!t:l affected docs 1 Wheat rmd com arc llo.blc to h op no t: tuty c<:nt5 u da.y rm· no rcasott ex- . . . I cept that n brok~r likes pra ct~Cill 111 any wny, ~hnpe or form , mNtll anythmg llk1: the Ineon - 1jokas The farmer doesn't llho.lc In 1 vc ui~ncc suffered by those who arc compeUed lo puy the! lht proftts But tt It drop,o; sl.'l(t~· ~ • · • I centa he ha.l!l l.lJ pay thn.t He unfau· rutcs. m spite of all o( lhese factt~ before the com- 1de01.ared In wht'n thinKs are going mis.siou, they vory carefully and dh~intcre8tudly waz.~h thcil· out handS of the affair much H~ did Ptlut when Jcs uR W !l :;t When ne n;cd~- machlne1y, I· he tri ed anti with HS little c1mcern. tili!.ps a mot· ~gng e on th e old bo\1: · ~ · l l2:J"R'Cd homeateRd When thR~ COlnCfl h Just why t e commt&don ~hould huvc chmmn ~htH r due nc seu11 the machinery He particular tim o for tht•. betrayal when tht) 1•cn11lcJ IH' (' tl f.hc makofl both <!1\dfl meet by collnps~ 1 · money i'IO badJy , h a:-~ not yet b een dctermmcd although J i11K In llle mlddll' __ rnatly rca1:1ons have been advanced in different qunrte11-1 , He's got to dig up sue per cent on . Ievery dime he borrows. But when To say the lea~:~t, it 18 th e worst beabng the pub he hus re- he lendll mon.e:y nohOd.Y pa1·11 him ccived in n long time and merely emphasizes the fuct that , back. 11-e worll:a fol' thE"~ bankers, the broken and t.he mlddlen1an. He chunges are necessary. . qoe11n'' own One rea.tbe.t on • ·chick• I I en tartn and his tt11d1Wt.,. make hhl'l TOO "'ANY STRIKES I Iwear a ·muu~ wb,eg,'•milklns a cow. I 'II• '"""' ·'t.od-,;, ••• "'' ot tho 1w~c1 to eat:.§ut the re8.110n why he . ln Columbu.r S'roP AT THii Hotel F'ort Hayes •11 DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? II...........,,•• OJI"!'161to' IJO# Po#li/t~t Bout By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA lloolh'' at ,Ia ,10 -3--No Hish• ti~'.Si<!~~-Jilld Tbeatret DWCII H. GALT BRAXTON, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER OF THE KINGSTOI'f (N.C.) DAILY FREE PRESS, SAYS: I "' "The general advertiser is becoming more and mor2 exacting orchard. players on the hicrh school football team were expelled ~ - . , . con"":a - •· r y t n th e I!U Ies of th e h'1g h senou•J. AI' '" a ImarKet Everrthlng to f or hazmr and he "' b~ ••~•• ~ ·P•Y goeo twice "" re11ult, few ,'cle&&~B have been held and the school has been much to 1et It Wo\i:. About one .There is a gmwing demand ~ol'"l!o--ealled cooperation, suclt as window-displays, broadf,id_ee, dontl\cting dealers, circularizing,' V8liou~ other services which the average newspap• er in the country 'is not in position to give e~e~t at a cost in ex. c~ss .of the actual Space bought. . amount paid tor the ljdveliisnig . all of the time. moreT%~:~~~:~~~~d~reaily to ~. dep;ored. ·r~~ p•r•nts. r'O-'«}I~at~XIC '"' "-:,,,;:3- .r the children in thio trouble. are more to be blamed than I: 1' ' 1, are the pupil•- A fine •tate of atrairH is at hand when th• high school toculty or board of education can make a sot of rules which are iu no w&.y unreasonable or unjust and ;.· I: have mere chtld1'en walk out of school on s~rikc because J they do not chottsc t.o obey them. 1 The a uthorrlioK ah ouJd take the ,,ituutitm in hutnl and · 1 cJllwr c:omp(!l tholic chlltlrun to return ln school u.nd co ivc the puni~hm ont their action~ have merited or hale 1h(• pilr cntl'l into court o.nd make t.hem surfer tbiQ penr.lty · re91 I! of Hwi_r ridiculpus actions in not ta.klng a hnnd In ~he ! squabble a~d lll'inging it to a opeedy end. i II is upusunl that condition• • hould have reached t11• point w~ere u strl~o is called whenever oomethln~ arises I' -~~f,drn:(tooil nQt suit a few J\.nd they use their infiuencc tt ft th ~ weak ~nd shiltleBB In following the!ll . Tt1e per~Q\8 certainlY WOUld nrt QOU nten•nt~ those descri!Jcd in tile Peqllaylvonia •chool put ~h•l• chilrjren would be uack to school in mqre th•n gin<! to t~ke their pi••••· 1\"f!ljed to our many troul>les is the fact !hat parenl:i tWil\kling. Bu' I requ.il·e N PENNSYLVANIA lately there has been a str1ke d e' ,.,, up b<lote · ~ow~' t• to-ote•l him clared by hi~'~'b achool pupils becanse a number of the &elf a. speckled ;.ppte otlt:of bis own "' flxpE!JlQI'I'. eyPII I ,. "We had a sttiking example of this rec:Mtly when an ord~r fo1; a email two and one-half Inch ad .I'Un four mo1Jths W!IS received with req11oet tor full posiUon page at ' nin,_of·pl!per rat!ls, wil)dow displays in building, window· dlspli!IYS ' ~ b~ arranged by us, or by in their ('llaces of bu,gir~tss. datai!ed repoi'IE 'of such ' accompanied by photograph~, pjacii,Jg signs, both · and so on. 'J'h'tl eqtire s,cl\~ufo will net us less THIS piciUre will bring back memories lo a lol of people of the d8ys when the boys wenl marohing away with Rags Oyiog and hands playing. 1 i, 'or day :lllltlron !o Chesterfields were very popu· lar with those men who wenI ovel' seas. The}r were ~'rookies~ then.. for an~ ·agp They're '!1 •nythinll' Uut creditable to tho Un~4 •• well as to the avera~e It io mu~)l to be regret)cd '. velo" today. ADd that milder, &atisfying Chestel' field llavor is still their steady choice ..• after lifteeD yean I aru too pro no and keen lo allow th;Mtt , rjQ •• the~ p)••••· to ,o lhef pJ•II-Io ~n~ v!••~··· The result~ tdn be' •eeJj on every liapi:l •o' ~old • ''' '· ' ·,~· 'f ? .:·~;. I r· {' I '' It was mildneAs that first at~ tracted smokers lo ChcBlcrfield. And il'o mildness and better taste that is winning new friends for Chesterfield today ••• all over the country. Nexl time you're short of ciga· relies, ask for Chesterfields. They satisfied in '17, and you Clio't heat 'em today. ' ~ldRodio a. ,...,..,_£...,. ..... apt Smtchy, Colwahiaoout..to-oout Network. • �........ t.IONDAT, SWJiiiiBialt, lRI ~' ;. MONDAY,~ lLY TlUBUNE ~pi I t ,., ... .-&Ill' . ·• ---- • 9 .. . . . . ~ . . . . . . """'""' ... . . - - . . 9 "' - ~-,....,- .. - • a. ,ml,ai~IOf... ~O. I. 11'11." Plll>l- ~ - YCOURSES )\T UNIVERSITY TORE II, 1... """""' 141r..... ~ O. j .........lttr ~ D""fl'l'""'""' I _.,...,..a-...,.-~""'- outJr. ID bo d:SU: ~- ....... bohtlt llef'lltaS •lMl ~ lD ~· ;;... I!! ~ 11011- 1!111 "" "'""~ ~ Ill' "'!i:'*' I 11r 11a11 ODeW... , L , , , : ........ 1 .15 01>< N~mth ,, ,_, ,,. ,. ... .,..._th """"""""" JIO ~ alonthl "'"""'" ~ ? e.oo 18b: MDDthl ................. . Tar • One Year .... . ......... . QN_A NEW Watl•abouse BEGIN THE DAY RIGHT-Cause me to hear thy Juviug kjndness ih the morning; for ln thee do I trust; canse me to know the way wherein I should waUc; ·tor I lift up my sou l unto thee.-Psalm 143:8. ------- DE LUX£ ....,J0$T·O·MATIC IRON I ' THE GAS RATE CASE JT IS DIFF1CULT to realize that a Cornmiaaion founded I for the benefit of the people u~:~ well as to see tha t no injustice is done to the Public Utilities, would so : far forget its duties tt. the public as has the present com- · mi~sion in the Gas Rate case of Northf;rn Ohio, which has been before the public. for ~cvera l years. Whether that commission has fai)ed i~ it, ~uty sim· , ply because it wanted to in order to \.1elp the com~anies I ()'ne iu vo lved or whether they simply do 'n ot care al\oQt the public at l~rge or whether they are oo lntere•ted In their 1 candidaciES in the coming elections. has not Lt:!cn expl8in- ., ed. Enough has come before the public to know, huwev~r, that a most unfalr decision has been given when the co.mh misslon refused to set temporary utes until a pe.rmane.nt verdict could· be reached. ' will w' or.l Led T. 0 ~~:::::~~=:,;i~tc~~~:.::~:;~: 'ttqb on ~~.IJrr,:;:tf or aD tlie ~ l". ' -- No t hinking p~rson deny th~t i; ~~~~~~the , care how long drawn out the case b~bme• so long •• ihey : • ';, lie- Yijltka frl'lm Cll.i.nt are_ permitted -1:" chorg~ the rates tJuly;_w~nt ·, )~:' ~\1.\l'r!ll"i ft'"'!'!!JWn he '""'' ·-;.iii&J w h1eh t~e pub he hft8 alleged Ate . 9llf~tlj!!d ~lif•,li ona~~'iiOi~~ntu "" catnt • and Which have been proved .o; The'1compaiue1! ' kno W', r Hi < ~, h twice oreund iJ S do all who give the subject any thought, that n vf)ry the ~look ~n:~t~retlmes a.ro\_lnd :.:.·.--:·.:: small Anothe:l,. '-! 6y Artb•n ueu •• fl l:i.aer the Utilities do not 1 Your OUHR:oN teaardluo of make, or kind ia w~rtli $1.00 on a New DeLuxe Adjuat•o-matic Iron. It wei1h• <>lliT; 4% poundo; adjuolable heat control tlilt1!e eire of every fabric. The olopiitl ·handle ~ta the wriot, arm and 1 ohou!de,. M•llled <~piOIIauubh~ ·Rrip keePJ rour hand 'ntC>Cith li'nd .c,h. ' ' And how are you gomg to keep boy on the farm when the tarmer , can't keep himself? 1 GRAINS ''' ,- - _ ._.e, _ )·~rj tclilay. r,l:'fL.ESS,$1.00 FOR 'vnf ~~" I '" ? ' ., D1 the money now being .taken under the batn 1:: he nuses a meciluiJI . • crop he has just eno ugh it,: .(tP.d prote8t will eve r find l'ts way back ifl.to the pockeho~ o.f the hlmli~lf •md family. It J!{_ :[ '¥'m't people to whom it rightfully beloiJO'>:I. even Hhould a de- raloo anytlnng he starves !'U nt proportio n of .~, · • l'I:5Hlll ta.J8ell teo much that drops tile p'r1o- adv e rse to the co mpanies finally be rendered. There 1es and It al.nt worth a pa.pcr Clo ll rtt u.re a number of reason~ tor this which need no explanu.M jln n revolution:.._ __ tlOJJ. The bond given by the companh.!t:l affected docs 1 Wheat rmd com arc llo.blc to h op no t: tuty c<:nt5 u da.y rm· no rcasott ex- . . . I cept that n brok~r likes pra ct~Cill 111 any wny, ~hnpe or form , mNtll anythmg llk1: the Ineon - 1jokas The farmer doesn't llho.lc In 1 vc ui~ncc suffered by those who arc compeUed lo puy the! lht proftts But tt It drop,o; sl.'l(t~· ~ • · • I centa he ha.l!l l.lJ pay thn.t He unfau· rutcs. m spite of all o( lhese factt~ before the com- 1de01.ared In wht'n thinKs are going mis.siou, they vory carefully and dh~intcre8tudly waz.~h thcil· out handS of the affair much H~ did Ptlut when Jcs uR W !l :;t When ne n;cd~- machlne1y, I· he tri ed anti with HS little c1mcern. tili!.ps a mot· ~gng e on th e old bo\1: · ~ · l l2:J"R'Cd homeateRd When thR~ COlnCfl h Just why t e commt&don ~hould huvc chmmn ~htH r due nc seu11 the machinery He particular tim o for tht•. betrayal when tht) 1•cn11lcJ IH' (' tl f.hc makofl both <!1\dfl meet by collnps~ 1 · money i'IO badJy , h a:-~ not yet b een dctermmcd although J i11K In llle mlddll' __ rnatly rca1:1ons have been advanced in different qunrte11-1 , He's got to dig up sue per cent on . Ievery dime he borrows. But when To say the lea~:~t, it 18 th e worst beabng the pub he hus re- he lendll mon.e:y nohOd.Y pa1·11 him ccived in n long time and merely emphasizes the fuct that , back. 11-e worll:a fol' thE"~ bankers, the broken and t.he mlddlen1an. He chunges are necessary. . qoe11n'' own One rea.tbe.t on • ·chick• I I en tartn and his tt11d1Wt.,. make hhl'l TOO "'ANY STRIKES I Iwear a ·muu~ wb,eg,'•milklns a cow. I 'II• '"""' ·'t.od-,;, ••• "'' ot tho 1w~c1 to eat:.§ut the re8.110n why he . ln Columbu.r S'roP AT THii Hotel F'ort Hayes •11 DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? II...........,,•• OJI"!'161to' IJO# Po#li/t~t Bout By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA lloolh'' at ,Ia ,10 -3--No Hish• ti~'.Si<!~~-Jilld Tbeatret DWCII H. GALT BRAXTON, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER OF THE KINGSTOI'f (N.C.) DAILY FREE PRESS, SAYS: I "' "The general advertiser is becoming more and mor2 exacting orchard. players on the hicrh school football team were expelled ~ - . , . con"":a - •· r y t n th e I!U Ies of th e h'1g h senou•J. AI' '" a ImarKet Everrthlng to f or hazmr and he "' b~ ••~•• ~ ·P•Y goeo twice "" re11ult, few ,'cle&&~B have been held and the school has been much to 1et It Wo\i:. About one .There is a gmwing demand ~ol'"l!o--ealled cooperation, suclt as window-displays, broadf,id_ee, dontl\cting dealers, circularizing,' V8liou~ other services which the average newspap• er in the country 'is not in position to give e~e~t at a cost in ex. c~ss .of the actual Space bought. . amount paid tor the ljdveliisnig . all of the time. moreT%~:~~~:~~~~d~reaily to ~. dep;ored. ·r~~ p•r•nts. r'O-'«}I~at~XIC '"' "-:,,,;:3- .r the children in thio trouble. are more to be blamed than I: 1' ' 1, are the pupil•- A fine •tate of atrairH is at hand when th• high school toculty or board of education can make a sot of rules which are iu no w&.y unreasonable or unjust and ;.· I: have mere chtld1'en walk out of school on s~rikc because J they do not chottsc t.o obey them. 1 The a uthorrlioK ah ouJd take the ,,ituutitm in hutnl and · 1 cJllwr c:omp(!l tholic chlltlrun to return ln school u.nd co ivc the puni~hm ont their action~ have merited or hale 1h(• pilr cntl'l into court o.nd make t.hem surfer tbiQ penr.lty · re91 I! of Hwi_r ridiculpus actions in not ta.klng a hnnd In ~he ! squabble a~d lll'inging it to a opeedy end. i II is upusunl that condition• • hould have reached t11• point w~ere u strl~o is called whenever oomethln~ arises I' -~~f,drn:(tooil nQt suit a few J\.nd they use their infiuencc tt ft th ~ weak ~nd shiltleBB In following the!ll . Tt1e per~Q\8 certainlY WOUld nrt QOU nten•nt~ those descri!Jcd in tile Peqllaylvonia •chool put ~h•l• chilrjren would be uack to school in mqre th•n gin<! to t~ke their pi••••· 1\"f!ljed to our many troul>les is the fact !hat parenl:i tWil\kling. Bu' I requ.il·e N PENNSYLVANIA lately there has been a str1ke d e' ,.,, up b<lote · ~ow~' t• to-ote•l him clared by hi~'~'b achool pupils becanse a number of the &elf a. speckled ;.ppte otlt:of bis own "' flxpE!JlQI'I'. eyPII I ,. "We had a sttiking example of this rec:Mtly when an ord~r fo1; a email two and one-half Inch ad .I'Un four mo1Jths W!IS received with req11oet tor full posiUon page at ' nin,_of·pl!per rat!ls, wil)dow displays in building, window· dlspli!IYS ' ~ b~ arranged by us, or by in their ('llaces of bu,gir~tss. datai!ed repoi'IE 'of such ' accompanied by photograph~, pjacii,Jg signs, both · and so on. 'J'h'tl eqtire s,cl\~ufo will net us less THIS piciUre will bring back memories lo a lol of people of the d8ys when the boys wenl marohing away with Rags Oyiog and hands playing. 1 i, 'or day :lllltlron !o Chesterfields were very popu· lar with those men who wenI ovel' seas. The}r were ~'rookies~ then.. for an~ ·agp They're '!1 •nythinll' Uut creditable to tho Un~4 •• well as to the avera~e It io mu~)l to be regret)cd '. velo" today. ADd that milder, &atisfying Chestel' field llavor is still their steady choice ..• after lifteeD yean I aru too pro no and keen lo allow th;Mtt , rjQ •• the~ p)••••· to ,o lhef pJ•II-Io ~n~ v!••~··· The result~ tdn be' •eeJj on every liapi:l •o' ~old • ''' '· ' ·,~· 'f ? .:·~;. I r· {' I '' It was mildneAs that first at~ tracted smokers lo ChcBlcrfield. And il'o mildness and better taste that is winning new friends for Chesterfield today ••• all over the country. Nexl time you're short of ciga· relies, ask for Chesterfields. They satisfied in '17, and you Clio't heat 'em today. ' ~ldRodio a. ,...,..,_£...,. ..... apt Smtchy, Colwahiaoout..to-oout Network. • �.' ........... 'lbe rlofla .ir&U ...,. Yart. K&r)OIU - N,.. Of:ld tn hDnor . or "w-t of lo!OimAY. MPDIIOIZR II, iiJt I "ernonW.. Va. ' . ,""t ' fj 1' (,or•Hy \ ,..A bomD\ •r toe I• '• (Oe1 UIU't~l! ~ the tot pe.n to Uu1 bl1 tOto. wh1(h dwb1e<lu.n4er.. 1h!i:rt bel~ not tuft) dent ajdn on Ult tmae .. tOf' to per mit It to atn~lrllten out. Sucb to• CJ:. ~~ l'Ft~G . are due ~o--a d~ormltJ r.t tile P'~\!b le oftf!D heroe•ltaJ~ ....~!f~~S!U:~ CUBS , Nf.AH Annouilca the opening . lif ib !i&.'ie&r . . ' Frelhrnen nttatnttoa. Sol)Mmote Monda) Six Gam... To Play, Vk011' Over Plrater. Will Cinch Pennant Septeitl.IMir ti • ' . reJlsitiit.t.IOn, ~·~~ -·- Z7 k.'S TAKE TWO Two-.re.r eOune \n ereineaiary ~ Uaeati.Oil Two-year cOD In fU& 'Arts alul Scleaeo Tuiticn J3.!J.OO ·per quarte1 ' ~ For lnform.Uoa and eatahtKUil A.ddftu tbe Rqtat.nr .Senaatioaal Inning Wf\UUph 0\'er toM Olo.n .. , ..,. • ... .. Jimmy PoD:. now o.U)" a. ma;' -~·~.. to equal fl·--""'•1'7 su, 0( • ... 9<10k; ·t.t,dier ~ r,laW ht. .. . -7'--~ ~~'!,..f:t~ ,_of .. '"""'' an4 Rulli'• hll Ntd c;outc;d .Set ,for th.e Bflsellap's Most over BEtiNS-· TUUDlY: ADV.'RTISJNG ··s• c'n <I fl .... '~ft!RfAL' !to ~et ~ other hlta u the: .&.Ullet!c# t'ff'O· enth 1ramf)ot thi toUi-tlt a:aole .:. tbnnt the Whtt.er sox. f · W I au4 tween thf AthleUca and .Chlceao 1 io t . Jlmmy't t'hd over out., tu ~. Orct. 1~. lt».l exa.nder ln the te.ce 11!J tau: IL&dl tbeqa aU butttna title cut. to oue The IIOOftl ,.;... i~o aratrut U\e 1 howf.ver, AltX&nJ'-er "Uot , At.hleUcl u ~ wat tq .i;llt lp 1 b.JUi u t.ne Red. SUx loet to Detroit, the laet of the fiGV(Ii:at.h . ctb:,· 'r..y 1 "u ~~ I\() G, Root, Bubl' pit<:l'ler o Who hid beta > r~e AM mCt~ue<l their hold of ti'le A'• to two -~~ In tbc ftl•sC fl I oecond PltLce 1.J 31 ..2 p.me.~, ·"" tnplnga waa lrJJ.aa: tor a ahutnut. 1 Bam.-'1'1\e A's opened the rreat·l bWaah!npon wa10 hdd to a.n even 1'\.a.k In two RlllllQ wlt.J\ Oleve~. tl&t hltttna' at.t&clr. ever seen In a 1 Alv.ln Crowdu held tbe Ini!ians lO eluate, rappin 1 t.en hits and seer~ : five biU as Wuhtn1t:.on won. tbe ~ ten .nma, to Win the c:&n;c , 10 1 nlihtca.p, il to 2, but CJevelantl •n· to 8. 1 1 By~ CONKLIN ocxtd the opener, 1 to 3, ti:J.anta litre are the details· 'l. · INS 8porte Wrlte1· ~U Kamtn'6 lwmer wtlb the buea ShnmcruJ. the first ~an un, htt ! New York, !!rpt. Ut.-lN6 -Th.e ! ur\h PI Pb a homer. PoQ: llhgled. Wlller sin· • cub6 and Pllatea will !:lt:gln th~il'l eed t~ ~~n- a":~e ~c~f r J)ed, Dykes llDcled. ecorlne: FoJut. j .~•Boley alnl'led, IOOI'Ing ped Wiler. n 11... _ , .. ~;n~e lal" ""es In Chi.. ~.... B-•• ,......,..yn Io tbe National le.1gue Burna. t 1 .Ptntb hltte c.oso tomormw wtth CbicB.ao nc~.>d_ ~tcra.mblt., Murat's homer wJth 3 on ehmtlitop EnaJW. .;~o lei:~ lnJ two vlttorles to clmr.;, th~ N:>.- base h~Mpll~ Phil t:clllln.s pin' a 6 seorinl o,te1. , Art ·Nfilir r!x,11~ 1 Uonal, leatue pennant J.tld. only t.o 1 declaion over the ~·· · Root on the mound for the Ctibf:i 1 one trJu,mph f;o aatn a.~ l~sL a. tl~. Dizey Dtan hurlect the Cardinals wit.h the ICOnt e to 1 1n favor of · The Brulna, with six games re to a 5 to 2 win ~ the Braves Ohk:a&o and 2 men on the bass" ) ~Jna.inlul on tbeir scht!dule, arf' aHer Spobre1·~ •lnele wlth the H&as drove one to center but dx PIQM In front of the TiuCH lbiU!e!i tun in the nlr.t"t won thf' "Hack" Wtbon IOBt tt ln th~ su t>' 1 who have el(l~t mo;e game to CJX.tltr tor l!oo:.ton, S Lo 2. Seley llDd Bl.ahop &COrl.nl . and · To Draw Away From Sen· aton In Second Place Battle = 1.-b theu Sout.be trto, Allen, Ll a mere o.ovloe so far e1Jper~ Is concern. 1 ed. Thl• l& 11 bill flnt RflJCm in the , majOra, but he hat proved hll me\1 Ue and is expeaed to stand up UD· : der the pressure. I The veteran Pennock h.a8 been thro1.11b t.be mW A'llil difterent I tl.mu. Ba.ck in UHf he burled lor ! t he Philadelphl• AtbJeUca and 1n ura-36-31-28 he pitched lor the Ynnkees In world chanlplmWUp I ll{au SCHMF.l.IHO- WALKER 194.... Woeislt .. .. 110 47.0... I ._..elM. 4Z 43. , lAtH Nanaal .. :II 741 •••• a..d:l • . . ' 70 td .... ~\ 11.,. l5 u~ ... nij' .r.•,, t&:W,. ~.F....,. .•. 14 S3 ..... WaiM ·..... 33 1 us ..... ctucaao 4. New York 7; st. Louis 2. St. Lout& 2; New York 1. . C ::tl'f>lt 6; Bos .on S. Phlladelphaa 7; Calf ..... 11\.<j: I I I ~· · -· - ~ , ~ The Battle· of the B~g ~Ifs" "i'~.o. '· _____, _ _ Wt!otted- . ." '"'.:··~' ~ ' j' By HARDIN BtJRNLEY Ti11.r State Th(• t>~ll'i'IIUI lt'llM"Ih ur !lie ~til l~ Uhmln lsllu11l fnu u 111•t'lh to ~11111\i b ·18 m\!t•oi un~J I ill' o• )\. li'I'IUI' whhh n·.. w ~·=1~ 1 tu wL·: ~t. 1 ~ :,1; llli!t~ll. ',l'h1! lll'l:U j ij !,".!J:oi; ~ l j \1:11'1' lll i ll':<, nf ur )!;lji!Ul'l) lll i!o •M :Ll't' illll> i Rochel~r -- 83 63 .nos Portland, Ore., Sept. 19- INB- D~:lrult 7<1 7l .003 •· oo <IO Tony Freitas ' pepp•pltchli'a sen· Bl· Lou..; · · · · · · · · · · 61 DiJ • ·~ '& Cl l 46 99 311 . .. 41 :281 se.t1on of the majors v.ho has tunted ' Bc!s~:O. 105 In tep. vlctories for the Phlladelpht• i NATtoNA'L 'i.KAG tiE AthfeticS, went beggtng among ma.· W. ~\.. + Pet. · Jor league scouts for three seasons Otub Chlca.go . . . . . . . . . . 88 60 .595 out hcl'e ~cause of his &lze. Plttsbmgh . . 81 65 .D55 D<'spl.e the rccommend&.tloiUI or Brooklyn . . . . 16 71 .523 every umpire in the Pacific Coasl Phlladelphla .... .. 76 12 .514: leaGue and su.ch vet.ero.ns as Waltt'r &IH!Iton . • . . . . . 7;) 7t .508 McOredte, CBrl Zemlock and Tom New York . . 67 19 .t59 Turner, Tony \U.s given the tcy St. Louis . . . . . 67 80 .456 Cincinnati . . . . . . . . ()9 90 ,396 stare. "Too small," was the r..oncemms of opinion among among the UlgAMERICAN 1\S!'JOCU.TION Ume Ivory hunters "Lacks a ttkiL Club W. h Pet ball. Just 1l. good minOr leaguer." M1nneapolls llti 63 .003 Connie Mack was the tme who OOiumbtl& 1!'1 72 .M7 tinally loosened up the purse strlng lndlanapolll! B2 76 .519 under the pressure of n. shortage M:tlwaukee . . 11:.! 'Ja In eouthpa.w pitching and the 1n- Toltdo . 82 79 .50!) sl5t,mce of Turner t.hat he could de- Kl\llSIIB City 77 82 .484 liver. . St. Paul 61 02 .415 Conte paid $20.000 111 cash for Louisville 63 97 .394 Ton)', plus Pitcher Jimmy DeShong Iu the Ilgl1t ~1t past. performa11ce JNTI!:ItNA'JlONAL LEAGUE all &g:\'l'e the .1\'s picked the prize af Club W. L. Pt.-f. th:! ~c3 r. Newark 109 59 .649 TonY h r its four 1nche5 of meet- Baltimore . . 93 74 .556 hn: the six ·loot tradition that Butl'e.lo . . . !Jl 75 .M1 ~eE'm~ In hurd iu I he minds or big Montreal . . . DJ 78 .622 lcag1le M'Oil ts as an nlmost er;enual Rochester 88 7i .517 requirement for success under the Jemey City 'l3 94 .436 blg top. . Albany . . . . 11 M .4112 1 Toronto . . .. . .. .. . M IIJ Frankl( F.t~ h. w;w will llfll YESTEitDAY'i RESULTS ta.ke ptut ht t!w 1932 Wmld St>r~ lcs, held the reconi tor lang ser- 1 AMERICAN 1\SBOCIATION vic~ In the claselc. In all, Frankie Laul5vUle 1; Columbus 4. has played 111 43 series games. He Columbus 8; ,Loul:!:vllie 5 Ieight hr.-!d& enoth(;'r record in having innlng11, da.rknesal. gc :' ~ tn tat lGG tlm.cs In th ose 43 Milwaukee 14.; Kanaks City 9. gamcc. a~.d poundln& uut ~he rec- 1 Mll1\'~tukee 1; Kan68S nlty d ('J otd :.ctal or 5:.1 hit&. · tnnlltg5, darkness) . I 1 st. Paul 10; Minneapolis 1. To-ledo &.t India.napolls, co.nt;elcd, . nt.in. I Cleveland .5161 I I WAS G'tVEAJ CLOSE FtGHIS BY (30!1-1 ~lliX T'AtLOREDNESS All Ti•t'Y 1111 4111 ,.,, tritdl4 idtrrlwl i11 Pari1 ScHME'LIAJG AAlD 1111d .,d '"' t•"""' a" WALI<ER! ttt11tl1 ;,. N tu Yori. ...... ' ~ ......,,'.., .. •.. ..... ' " - ................ ·~ ...... MAX Today's tmart model hu chic and charm, Tbt built-up waistline b a lllvou- ~f.-4M£LJNG ... rite for fsll and winter. And don't )'OU like the: rag:lan ~hould~rs? WHO EXPEC'rS 'i"O PIA) .A. .J<A.Yo WAU.OP o~ ':'TJ.(t ··r.oy auu..o_ oG:' f\ phdn ami novelty woolen are cumblt 1eoJ k this attractive dress. Tlli1 'nil,;.,. No. 7781 m111 "! cu"· ttlitrld ill Jim 16 I(J 20 aruJ 36 ~~ n. 11 ir r1ady firr Jmm1dis11 d1/i""'' lf il lltJntl tout. How to Ger Thfss ,f'ollernt Sc:nd 15 CI'IIU (In .st'lumta or c~in) l'J (r'a~hlun ~IJft~u. Wrile carefullY and phtjnl~ your t~;~mc wml fQII 11-tl· tltull, lh't m1m1 1er Qf the i1att11ru ~11d 1he •llt )'oU woml: . AtldrJ.t n yew· tuner ht t· ~e lullc'w· 4ut: way;- l I .321 1 ----,:::-::: ,TI1ere is such immr:nse satisfaction In havlns a tailored &porh type dren for fall "'ear, .. :· ~f ~ 1 ~ ~~jf~ ;I .. ' 'e' I• '•' , ';,. ,. • •• \ . '' . ' ~ ' aareemenu I I r•r:ili B;ya.EVA \'1:. A. TINGEY I Jersey City 5: Albany 3 Albany 8, JerH~ Olty 1 t8 inn > Newark 11; Baltimore 12. Newark l . Baltimore 0 11 lnntnpj BostOJl Red Box 4: Bufl'alo 3. The Chlcqo Cubis wUI rely on Rlxbelkr 4; Bl.dlalo 0 (7 lnninp, Lon Warneke, Guy BU&A. • aat'Qel1lent) . Smith, Charley ~d Pat Malone, for the he"avlest. mowtd duty. JaklC May and Bud Tinning wU1 serve u 0-'l\lt..tl TODA l' · )·ellforcem{'nls There will be flreworh ~ apl enty when nnd if Schmelinir and Walker get togethThree or the Cubs' twirlers Will AMi'.ltiCAN I\880UIATION l cr in their much discussed bout. It will bt• the Jin~t appearance of Scfl,meling in the be ~akin& part iu ~beir IJOOOilCl : world'li :itrica;. Bush, Root ~ Pat \ring .since the tit.Je was taken from him and handed to Sharkey. ~he coming bout hafl Jndian&.polls at, Louil!lvUle Malone hurled for the Cub& apJnat st. Paul at Kanl!lllS Ctty. 1been postponed twice because of .boils appearing at i11opportune ti~es on Mickey. !.he P'htladelphla AlhletfC8 1n UlB MinneapoUa at .Milwaukee. I LOST-L1cel18e tall No. 214.-700 somewhere in Pomeroy or: Mtddleporl oan Paul Ba.Uey at Qovert's Baker,v. 9·19~3t -lfli~ii~~~t~ play. McFayden ls anolhe.r veteran Montreal 8; Toronw 1. but he never came close to a wotkl Montreal 10: Toron'W- 2 <7 tnniop l serles because he hurled ror the Be g g ed How TilEY sTASD F AMtmn....... N 1 ~\GUE ~ . For T r y o u t or ~:'::' Yo,, ,,. .~ ~ 57 91 ri~"l·'J.Arll fn~g years PWladelphla .. .BU Thr'Ct: Washln11;ron . . 31 6U . ~3 Lost-·· I acreemmt>. I\ IF-reJ'ta8 WANTED TO RENT-A small farm near Bomeroy. Crop rent. oecn Frost, Porneroy, Ohio, R. D. 2. 'vfl l<'\1 J,UI.\'i "'nl'fnce. ·, ) I INTUtNATIONAL U:.\GliE 8.1 -- wl~ll:·:~:~~~ fear. u bll: learuo . wa.& rudited wtLh a double Both cluba wound up thetr ce.&t GRANGER Pl'l'CHEI PE&ft:CT Cochrane walked. "SheJ'll!" Blake ern lnvu1on utld :r h\~;:1. Pteh.'lot ·.! GAME IN MINORS replaced .Nehf 011 Ule tnOWld. Bim· · b~=~&[~e &.~~ \~~ d~,~~~ng ~r Memphis, ~m .. Sept. l~INB- . mons, up for the second time, &in; 1 · Oeorre Granger twirler of the &led, SCOriD~ Ha.s s. Poxx single(, · i1ing: aamely !or fifteen hmi.JtKr> llr:· Me bhlt!! 1 b BIIIIOcla rrorlmr Coehrau wlth the tvlng ! fore tltey were able to nose ou ~ u m itchcdu ' f 1m bit • run Pat Malone eueceeded. Blake ' Clncinn&ti 4 to 3 on, P e a ~r ee no , no.. · . ' · run, no.. bQse ..on-balls rame here Mt\lone hit MUler In thl! rlbs, n u- ~ Lonnie Wlinneke worked ,..nly I AuguQ 25 whep he defeated Nash- 1118' the bales. Oylr.ea doUblefl, eleven of the fifteen innlnie ville 1 to o. 6001tng Si~moruJ and Miller ndd 1 against Cl.ncinDllti, Manager CllllrThe rare record wos ,ta.blllhed putiJ.n& the A's tu front, HI to loy tJrJmm not wlbhi1Jii to risk In- tn the seCono game of doublt- Bole,v fanned. Burns tanned. Ten · J~t'Y to the arm of hl& youmz Stl'.r he&.der a soven-lncln&' game. runs, tim hlta, t~trouQ:h overwork. The wlnnl.ga ' 1 1'l!ll came when Hem~ley, .:::ub f Bco;;t;:,.:;;,;;llle;:-','1it;r.".,'"0 oh~p::;t-.-;,:;;,_-,.INSHillh Score Oames :-18 runs:,...... I catcher, doubled to score Moore, A catfleh four feei ltm(l: and wetwh· New York, Ne.tlonal, 13 aod, · New · who Sl.Jllled to center. tng 50 pouncis when dressed wns York, American, 5 in 1921. Tied . Jn I Johnny Allen went the route CRUiht in Ute BRm!ll riVer ne8r / 192Q b,y . PblladelphW., Amertean 10 • agalM~ . the Browns In· the first• l'lere b,y Ed and Will 8pe~. , ,.. and Chtcaso; National, ~. plh,y. three l.Qitiat,lon tbta I I, NAnoN.\L LEAGuE Chlcngo t; Cincinnati 3 US Inn.! Plttsbyr&h .7; New Yorlt 4. PitbbWih II: New York 3· Bostoo. S; St. Louis 2. Bt Loul I n~- 2 · a : .ounwn · Phlladetptut. D; Br00kl1n 1. AMEBIC~~ LIAG\11. C~veland T: WllJihlnlton I. Wuhlnston o; CleYeland 2. Philadelphia 4: Ol'llCIIIO 3. I. W ~ FT AS ; II ·~ 11929 aer11!5. NATIONitL LEA.OUI:: Hollyrood Dennis 2:01 1~4. cbamp.. ion thrft·~ear-ald trotter of ~ ee& r;on hu never deCe&ted The Marth· jtone~~& In a race, but h.., h&.a trot~ two fa~~trr hea.ts than the wlnner of the aH.IOlfs richest ~>talte . , Bo6ton at Ntw York. BrooklYn at PhDadeJphia.. Only samea &eheduled. l AMERICAN LEAGUE WMhlngton at Cleveland. (two camer;.) New York at. St. Louis. Philadelphia. at Cntcaao. Boston a.t Detratt. INTBRNA.TIONAL LiA<illt: No games ELECTJ\ICITY ~>eheduled Allyn Strlut. of lhe Bt. Louts Cardln&.lfi hill proved bi~ll .to be 1 an eftecllve relief hurl(!r during hJa two seasons wlth the team. So far he has won ten ;ames against four lases mo&t ot them 8.$ a reUef pitcher. - -- - - CLEAN •• ·- ·----·- - - ELECTll!C ... .,11 "¥ . wotlr/Jj~~ · .~ ... �.' ........... 'lbe rlofla .ir&U ...,. Yart. K&r)OIU - N,.. Of:ld tn hDnor . or "w-t of lo!OimAY. MPDIIOIZR II, iiJt I "ernonW.. Va. ' . ,""t ' fj 1' (,or•Hy \ ,..A bomD\ •r toe I• '• (Oe1 UIU't~l! ~ the tot pe.n to Uu1 bl1 tOto. wh1(h dwb1e<lu.n4er.. 1h!i:rt bel~ not tuft) dent ajdn on Ult tmae .. tOf' to per mit It to atn~lrllten out. Sucb to• CJ:. ~~ l'Ft~G . are due ~o--a d~ormltJ r.t tile P'~\!b le oftf!D heroe•ltaJ~ ....~!f~~S!U:~ CUBS , Nf.AH Annouilca the opening . lif ib !i&.'ie&r . . ' Frelhrnen nttatnttoa. Sol)Mmote Monda) Six Gam... To Play, Vk011' Over Plrater. Will Cinch Pennant Septeitl.IMir ti • ' . reJlsitiit.t.IOn, ~·~~ -·- Z7 k.'S TAKE TWO Two-.re.r eOune \n ereineaiary ~ Uaeati.Oil Two-year cOD In fU& 'Arts alul Scleaeo Tuiticn J3.!J.OO ·per quarte1 ' ~ For lnform.Uoa and eatahtKUil A.ddftu tbe Rqtat.nr .Senaatioaal Inning Wf\UUph 0\'er toM Olo.n .. , ..,. • ... .. Jimmy PoD:. now o.U)" a. ma;' -~·~.. to equal fl·--""'•1'7 su, 0( • ... 9<10k; ·t.t,dier ~ r,laW ht. .. . -7'--~ ~~'!,..f:t~ ,_of .. '"""'' an4 Rulli'• hll Ntd c;outc;d .Set ,for th.e Bflsellap's Most over BEtiNS-· TUUDlY: ADV.'RTISJNG ··s• c'n <I fl .... '~ft!RfAL' !to ~et ~ other hlta u the: .&.Ullet!c# t'ff'O· enth 1ramf)ot thi toUi-tlt a:aole .:. tbnnt the Whtt.er sox. f · W I au4 tween thf AthleUca and .Chlceao 1 io t . Jlmmy't t'hd over out., tu ~. Orct. 1~. lt».l exa.nder ln the te.ce 11!J tau: IL&dl tbeqa aU butttna title cut. to oue The IIOOftl ,.;... i~o aratrut U\e 1 howf.ver, AltX&nJ'-er "Uot , At.hleUcl u ~ wat tq .i;llt lp 1 b.JUi u t.ne Red. SUx loet to Detroit, the laet of the fiGV(Ii:at.h . ctb:,· 'r..y 1 "u ~~ I\() G, Root, Bubl' pit<:l'ler o Who hid beta > r~e AM mCt~ue<l their hold of ti'le A'• to two -~~ In tbc ftl•sC fl I oecond PltLce 1.J 31 ..2 p.me.~, ·"" tnplnga waa lrJJ.aa: tor a ahutnut. 1 Bam.-'1'1\e A's opened the rreat·l bWaah!npon wa10 hdd to a.n even 1'\.a.k In two RlllllQ wlt.J\ Oleve~. tl&t hltttna' at.t&clr. ever seen In a 1 Alv.ln Crowdu held tbe Ini!ians lO eluate, rappin 1 t.en hits and seer~ : five biU as Wuhtn1t:.on won. tbe ~ ten .nma, to Win the c:&n;c , 10 1 nlihtca.p, il to 2, but CJevelantl •n· to 8. 1 1 By~ CONKLIN ocxtd the opener, 1 to 3, ti:J.anta litre are the details· 'l. · INS 8porte Wrlte1· ~U Kamtn'6 lwmer wtlb the buea ShnmcruJ. the first ~an un, htt ! New York, !!rpt. Ut.-lN6 -Th.e ! ur\h PI Pb a homer. PoQ: llhgled. Wlller sin· • cub6 and Pllatea will !:lt:gln th~il'l eed t~ ~~n- a":~e ~c~f r J)ed, Dykes llDcled. ecorlne: FoJut. j .~•Boley alnl'led, IOOI'Ing ped Wiler. n 11... _ , .. ~;n~e lal" ""es In Chi.. ~.... B-•• ,......,..yn Io tbe National le.1gue Burna. t 1 .Ptntb hltte c.oso tomormw wtth CbicB.ao nc~.>d_ ~tcra.mblt., Murat's homer wJth 3 on ehmtlitop EnaJW. .;~o lei:~ lnJ two vlttorles to clmr.;, th~ N:>.- base h~Mpll~ Phil t:clllln.s pin' a 6 seorinl o,te1. , Art ·Nfilir r!x,11~ 1 Uonal, leatue pennant J.tld. only t.o 1 declaion over the ~·· · Root on the mound for the Ctibf:i 1 one trJu,mph f;o aatn a.~ l~sL a. tl~. Dizey Dtan hurlect the Cardinals wit.h the ICOnt e to 1 1n favor of · The Brulna, with six games re to a 5 to 2 win ~ the Braves Ohk:a&o and 2 men on the bass" ) ~Jna.inlul on tbeir scht!dule, arf' aHer Spobre1·~ •lnele wlth the H&as drove one to center but dx PIQM In front of the TiuCH lbiU!e!i tun in the nlr.t"t won thf' "Hack" Wtbon IOBt tt ln th~ su t>' 1 who have el(l~t mo;e game to CJX.tltr tor l!oo:.ton, S Lo 2. Seley llDd Bl.ahop &COrl.nl . and · To Draw Away From Sen· aton In Second Place Battle = 1.-b theu Sout.be trto, Allen, Ll a mere o.ovloe so far e1Jper~ Is concern. 1 ed. Thl• l& 11 bill flnt RflJCm in the , majOra, but he hat proved hll me\1 Ue and is expeaed to stand up UD· : der the pressure. I The veteran Pennock h.a8 been thro1.11b t.be mW A'llil difterent I tl.mu. Ba.ck in UHf he burled lor ! t he Philadelphl• AtbJeUca and 1n ura-36-31-28 he pitched lor the Ynnkees In world chanlplmWUp I ll{au SCHMF.l.IHO- WALKER 194.... Woeislt .. .. 110 47.0... I ._..elM. 4Z 43. , lAtH Nanaal .. :II 741 •••• a..d:l • . . ' 70 td .... ~\ 11.,. l5 u~ ... nij' .r.•,, t&:W,. ~.F....,. .•. 14 S3 ..... WaiM ·..... 33 1 us ..... ctucaao 4. New York 7; st. Louis 2. St. Lout& 2; New York 1. . C ::tl'f>lt 6; Bos .on S. Phlladelphaa 7; Calf ..... 11\.<j: I I I ~· · -· - ~ , ~ The Battle· of the B~g ~Ifs" "i'~.o. '· _____, _ _ Wt!otted- . ." '"'.:··~' ~ ' j' By HARDIN BtJRNLEY Ti11.r State Th(• t>~ll'i'IIUI lt'llM"Ih ur !lie ~til l~ Uhmln lsllu11l fnu u 111•t'lh to ~11111\i b ·18 m\!t•oi un~J I ill' o• )\. li'I'IUI' whhh n·.. w ~·=1~ 1 tu wL·: ~t. 1 ~ :,1; llli!t~ll. ',l'h1! lll'l:U j ij !,".!J:oi; ~ l j \1:11'1' lll i ll':<, nf ur )!;lji!Ul'l) lll i!o •M :Ll't' illll> i Rochel~r -- 83 63 .nos Portland, Ore., Sept. 19- INB- D~:lrult 7<1 7l .003 •· oo <IO Tony Freitas ' pepp•pltchli'a sen· Bl· Lou..; · · · · · · · · · · 61 DiJ • ·~ '& Cl l 46 99 311 . .. 41 :281 se.t1on of the majors v.ho has tunted ' Bc!s~:O. 105 In tep. vlctories for the Phlladelpht• i NATtoNA'L 'i.KAG tiE AthfeticS, went beggtng among ma.· W. ~\.. + Pet. · Jor league scouts for three seasons Otub Chlca.go . . . . . . . . . . 88 60 .595 out hcl'e ~cause of his &lze. Plttsbmgh . . 81 65 .D55 D<'spl.e the rccommend&.tloiUI or Brooklyn . . . . 16 71 .523 every umpire in the Pacific Coasl Phlladelphla .... .. 76 12 .514: leaGue and su.ch vet.ero.ns as Waltt'r &IH!Iton . • . . . . . 7;) 7t .508 McOredte, CBrl Zemlock and Tom New York . . 67 19 .t59 Turner, Tony \U.s given the tcy St. Louis . . . . . 67 80 .456 Cincinnati . . . . . . . . ()9 90 ,396 stare. "Too small," was the r..oncemms of opinion among among the UlgAMERICAN 1\S!'JOCU.TION Ume Ivory hunters "Lacks a ttkiL Club W. h Pet ball. Just 1l. good minOr leaguer." M1nneapolls llti 63 .003 Connie Mack was the tme who OOiumbtl& 1!'1 72 .M7 tinally loosened up the purse strlng lndlanapolll! B2 76 .519 under the pressure of n. shortage M:tlwaukee . . 11:.! 'Ja In eouthpa.w pitching and the 1n- Toltdo . 82 79 .50!) sl5t,mce of Turner t.hat he could de- Kl\llSIIB City 77 82 .484 liver. . St. Paul 61 02 .415 Conte paid $20.000 111 cash for Louisville 63 97 .394 Ton)', plus Pitcher Jimmy DeShong Iu the Ilgl1t ~1t past. performa11ce JNTI!:ItNA'JlONAL LEAGUE all &g:\'l'e the .1\'s picked the prize af Club W. L. Pt.-f. th:! ~c3 r. Newark 109 59 .649 TonY h r its four 1nche5 of meet- Baltimore . . 93 74 .556 hn: the six ·loot tradition that Butl'e.lo . . . !Jl 75 .M1 ~eE'm~ In hurd iu I he minds or big Montreal . . . DJ 78 .622 lcag1le M'Oil ts as an nlmost er;enual Rochester 88 7i .517 requirement for success under the Jemey City 'l3 94 .436 blg top. . Albany . . . . 11 M .4112 1 Toronto . . .. . .. .. . M IIJ Frankl( F.t~ h. w;w will llfll YESTEitDAY'i RESULTS ta.ke ptut ht t!w 1932 Wmld St>r~ lcs, held the reconi tor lang ser- 1 AMERICAN 1\SBOCIATION vic~ In the claselc. In all, Frankie Laul5vUle 1; Columbus 4. has played 111 43 series games. He Columbus 8; ,Loul:!:vllie 5 Ieight hr.-!d& enoth(;'r record in having innlng11, da.rknesal. gc :' ~ tn tat lGG tlm.cs In th ose 43 Milwaukee 14.; Kanaks City 9. gamcc. a~.d poundln& uut ~he rec- 1 Mll1\'~tukee 1; Kan68S nlty d ('J otd :.ctal or 5:.1 hit&. · tnnlltg5, darkness) . I 1 st. Paul 10; Minneapolis 1. To-ledo &.t India.napolls, co.nt;elcd, . nt.in. I Cleveland .5161 I I WAS G'tVEAJ CLOSE FtGHIS BY (30!1-1 ~lliX T'AtLOREDNESS All Ti•t'Y 1111 4111 ,.,, tritdl4 idtrrlwl i11 Pari1 ScHME'LIAJG AAlD 1111d .,d '"' t•"""' a" WALI<ER! ttt11tl1 ;,. N tu Yori. ...... ' ~ ......,,'.., .. •.. ..... ' " - ................ ·~ ...... MAX Today's tmart model hu chic and charm, Tbt built-up waistline b a lllvou- ~f.-4M£LJNG ... rite for fsll and winter. And don't )'OU like the: rag:lan ~hould~rs? WHO EXPEC'rS 'i"O PIA) .A. .J<A.Yo WAU.OP o~ ':'TJ.(t ··r.oy auu..o_ oG:' f\ phdn ami novelty woolen are cumblt 1eoJ k this attractive dress. Tlli1 'nil,;.,. No. 7781 m111 "! cu"· ttlitrld ill Jim 16 I(J 20 aruJ 36 ~~ n. 11 ir r1ady firr Jmm1dis11 d1/i""'' lf il lltJntl tout. How to Ger Thfss ,f'ollernt Sc:nd 15 CI'IIU (In .st'lumta or c~in) l'J (r'a~hlun ~IJft~u. Wrile carefullY and phtjnl~ your t~;~mc wml fQII 11-tl· tltull, lh't m1m1 1er Qf the i1att11ru ~11d 1he •llt )'oU woml: . AtldrJ.t n yew· tuner ht t· ~e lullc'w· 4ut: way;- l I .321 1 ----,:::-::: ,TI1ere is such immr:nse satisfaction In havlns a tailored &porh type dren for fall "'ear, .. :· ~f ~ 1 ~ ~~jf~ ;I .. ' 'e' I• '•' , ';,. ,. • •• \ . '' . ' ~ ' aareemenu I I r•r:ili B;ya.EVA \'1:. A. TINGEY I Jersey City 5: Albany 3 Albany 8, JerH~ Olty 1 t8 inn > Newark 11; Baltimore 12. Newark l . Baltimore 0 11 lnntnpj BostOJl Red Box 4: Bufl'alo 3. The Chlcqo Cubis wUI rely on Rlxbelkr 4; Bl.dlalo 0 (7 lnninp, Lon Warneke, Guy BU&A. • aat'Qel1lent) . Smith, Charley ~d Pat Malone, for the he"avlest. mowtd duty. JaklC May and Bud Tinning wU1 serve u 0-'l\lt..tl TODA l' · )·ellforcem{'nls There will be flreworh ~ apl enty when nnd if Schmelinir and Walker get togethThree or the Cubs' twirlers Will AMi'.ltiCAN I\880UIATION l cr in their much discussed bout. It will bt• the Jin~t appearance of Scfl,meling in the be ~akin& part iu ~beir IJOOOilCl : world'li :itrica;. Bush, Root ~ Pat \ring .since the tit.Je was taken from him and handed to Sharkey. ~he coming bout hafl Jndian&.polls at, Louil!lvUle Malone hurled for the Cub& apJnat st. Paul at Kanl!lllS Ctty. 1been postponed twice because of .boils appearing at i11opportune ti~es on Mickey. !.he P'htladelphla AlhletfC8 1n UlB MinneapoUa at .Milwaukee. I LOST-L1cel18e tall No. 214.-700 somewhere in Pomeroy or: Mtddleporl oan Paul Ba.Uey at Qovert's Baker,v. 9·19~3t -lfli~ii~~~t~ play. McFayden ls anolhe.r veteran Montreal 8; Toronw 1. but he never came close to a wotkl Montreal 10: Toron'W- 2 <7 tnniop l serles because he hurled ror the Be g g ed How TilEY sTASD F AMtmn....... N 1 ~\GUE ~ . For T r y o u t or ~:'::' Yo,, ,,. .~ ~ 57 91 ri~"l·'J.Arll fn~g years PWladelphla .. .BU Thr'Ct: Washln11;ron . . 31 6U . ~3 Lost-·· I acreemmt>. I\ IF-reJ'ta8 WANTED TO RENT-A small farm near Bomeroy. Crop rent. oecn Frost, Porneroy, Ohio, R. D. 2. 'vfl l<'\1 J,UI.\'i "'nl'fnce. ·, ) I INTUtNATIONAL U:.\GliE 8.1 -- wl~ll:·:~:~~~ fear. u bll: learuo . wa.& rudited wtLh a double Both cluba wound up thetr ce.&t GRANGER Pl'l'CHEI PE&ft:CT Cochrane walked. "SheJ'll!" Blake ern lnvu1on utld :r h\~;:1. Pteh.'lot ·.! GAME IN MINORS replaced .Nehf 011 Ule tnOWld. Bim· · b~=~&[~e &.~~ \~~ d~,~~~ng ~r Memphis, ~m .. Sept. l~INB- . mons, up for the second time, &in; 1 · Oeorre Granger twirler of the &led, SCOriD~ Ha.s s. Poxx single(, · i1ing: aamely !or fifteen hmi.JtKr> llr:· Me bhlt!! 1 b BIIIIOcla rrorlmr Coehrau wlth the tvlng ! fore tltey were able to nose ou ~ u m itchcdu ' f 1m bit • run Pat Malone eueceeded. Blake ' Clncinn&ti 4 to 3 on, P e a ~r ee no , no.. · . ' · run, no.. bQse ..on-balls rame here Mt\lone hit MUler In thl! rlbs, n u- ~ Lonnie Wlinneke worked ,..nly I AuguQ 25 whep he defeated Nash- 1118' the bales. Oylr.ea doUblefl, eleven of the fifteen innlnie ville 1 to o. 6001tng Si~moruJ and Miller ndd 1 against Cl.ncinDllti, Manager CllllrThe rare record wos ,ta.blllhed putiJ.n& the A's tu front, HI to loy tJrJmm not wlbhi1Jii to risk In- tn the seCono game of doublt- Bole,v fanned. Burns tanned. Ten · J~t'Y to the arm of hl& youmz Stl'.r he&.der a soven-lncln&' game. runs, tim hlta, t~trouQ:h overwork. The wlnnl.ga ' 1 1'l!ll came when Hem~ley, .:::ub f Bco;;t;:,.:;;,;;llle;:-','1it;r.".,'"0 oh~p::;t-.-;,:;;,_-,.INSHillh Score Oames :-18 runs:,...... I catcher, doubled to score Moore, A catfleh four feei ltm(l: and wetwh· New York, Ne.tlonal, 13 aod, · New · who Sl.Jllled to center. tng 50 pouncis when dressed wns York, American, 5 in 1921. Tied . Jn I Johnny Allen went the route CRUiht in Ute BRm!ll riVer ne8r / 192Q b,y . PblladelphW., Amertean 10 • agalM~ . the Browns In· the first• l'lere b,y Ed and Will 8pe~. , ,.. and Chtcaso; National, ~. plh,y. three l.Qitiat,lon tbta I I, NAnoN.\L LEAGuE Chlcngo t; Cincinnati 3 US Inn.! Plttsbyr&h .7; New Yorlt 4. PitbbWih II: New York 3· Bostoo. S; St. Louis 2. Bt Loul I n~- 2 · a : .ounwn · Phlladetptut. D; Br00kl1n 1. AMEBIC~~ LIAG\11. C~veland T: WllJihlnlton I. Wuhlnston o; CleYeland 2. Philadelphia 4: Ol'llCIIIO 3. I. W ~ FT AS ; II ·~ 11929 aer11!5. NATIONitL LEA.OUI:: Hollyrood Dennis 2:01 1~4. cbamp.. ion thrft·~ear-ald trotter of ~ ee& r;on hu never deCe&ted The Marth· jtone~~& In a race, but h.., h&.a trot~ two fa~~trr hea.ts than the wlnner of the aH.IOlfs richest ~>talte . , Bo6ton at Ntw York. BrooklYn at PhDadeJphia.. Only samea &eheduled. l AMERICAN LEAGUE WMhlngton at Cleveland. (two camer;.) New York at. St. Louis. Philadelphia. at Cntcaao. Boston a.t Detratt. INTBRNA.TIONAL LiA<illt: No games ELECTJ\ICITY ~>eheduled Allyn Strlut. of lhe Bt. Louts Cardln&.lfi hill proved bi~ll .to be 1 an eftecllve relief hurl(!r during hJa two seasons wlth the team. So far he has won ten ;ames against four lases mo&t ot them 8.$ a reUef pitcher. - -- - - CLEAN •• ·- ·----·- - - ELECTll!C ... .,11 "¥ . wotlr/Jj~~ · .~ ... �' •' • UAPS.INTO WEll • - ::.:.•:.,w•:d TO EVlD[ ARREST 1 .Rutland man emerged nn ;rU.h J4r and Mrt .md famUy rrom the ftnaiB ol the ~lf touma· on ll FOOT 18 INJURED I , cnent Kt the Rutland Oolt Course Dale Smth, 21, Of Harr· •unda> __ 1Judre Benner Jonea Of Jaekton, Aa11ped to Case by iJODviJie Jum...._ In Tht wlnnen M.lt Whitt! and son samuel ILIIil'• an ..tatant auper- 1 xur&r wtu out • ll an ~'~•prea.- 1 Chief Justice Renden Deciaion Whiclt: Pre.. rll'rank ot Middleport and W B. lnteodent of t.~ Bellefontaine De- lon older probably Ulan aoy of the ' • • 13 Feet Of Water Patterson ot Rutland will receive ~topmeut eo, who matn hill home people readlnl Wle sentence and 1 vent& Vote Que.tlon Thll Year JOlt bap as recognition of their at the Old Inn, had ~ mWorttme 1yet. tbe old axiom oon\Jnuu t.o prove w1n1. t.o have a heaYy piece of machiDeey 1tta tl'ut.b In every daJ eventl today I IN ·OEEP WELL "' Wht,. "' dofoated W R fall on hla loll loot Sunday wldle u " dld many ....,.. ecn DECID"" PETITION NOT LEGAl, P'arnham Pat.t.erBOn defeated Ben at w<lrk at. t.be company 1 store 1 Sometime llut wePII: 1 "crudp ti""' Ia Brou1ht Powell and Frank defeated Fred hOWie fat t.he old. atNet. car bam) 1011q match was lndulaed 1n be Theobald ()jlf Eaat Main aueet. A local pby- r tween ihe prlnetpall:l of Ute sentor Becauae it Doea Not Conform To Tbe Statu tin; DeTo Jail For Part In 11 t.e~;~~:"'~~e~os::':e ~~~h: drt~~-~ ca.~: a:;:e:: ~~ 1: : t~':arer ta:i~~:..!' ~; I cis ion Prevedh My Further Action ,On Mat· "Family ler At N-t El-ti'on oundE furnltihlnK ple nt~ of oppo- ed to be at worll: Mdnda1 momJn& I beautiful Ruthutd eoune, the t1me ..,,. 81 l Dale 8mlth, 2t. ftlldlnl near l on 1~~e~~ t':;nt,~e~~lly 1 HarrlaonviUe, ...... brwiM to the JN HOSrlT.U. Jout. early Monday and became pub· I An oplnton of Judge Benner JOhfll aubmiAS&on Of such a question 1 ~~':'arC::n: l:~ :'~m~:'wcl~; Capt w 1 WeldOil, or Ra;.elne uc property at that time I or Jaekson oouaty denyln1 the ani~: tlw cDnlldenttJon the :-eo~ n Into • ••.Joot -u wnue has entered tile u s Marine I It aeema aa nearly B& can be I comblnBtion of the common Pleaa 11 cor tbe d\ll"'tlon of a~h: tlme " b' "·p•·· w" ..... .., 1 ' Plt'·b h h .. _ ~~ = IBleaoed from the atatementa of a thlj! people are poUtlc.ally and iOV· trytn1 to evade arrest .,.ta a.. .. l1l'l .,. ~ IIIC .., w. • number ot t~ acque.intan~• ~ th~ I and Probate Courta of M:elp coun- err;maental))' rnintled To hold Tbe rope which beld ~ bucket -- hll treatment& Capt Weldon ""¥ pair lndulilnl m the 6Clt'ap and I ty has beeo received here and re- ~a petitiOn etrculat.ed, alpea with Which water waJI dr•wn Was Forty wcmcn were 11 rc.scn t a• the t;~t!~ton-~~~or ~he th-e8~&1 arter sifting the whut from the leased for publlcatl~~~• d th rued on AUJU5t 4, 1931 tor ltJe let down Into the well. Smtth ee- aHernoon meeLing of the Woman'• ... • chatr by oomparl~ the atatedlentll l Pot the reason un er e ia8km of thle queeUon al the l:ured. a ~~on the rope and de- RE> pubUean club or Melf(H cotmt.y yean baa eonducted !be tour of j or the lrJenell!l D( each and d.11!1card- CJlnstltuUon anel statutes of Ohlo leneml electJon to be held In Nov""UtJ adleJ1ft !labk y 01m 1 and at the court house Saturd•Y Dur- maJlf Ohio river steamboats A lnt the ,•··•-,.•wblch ...... 1.. I 1'elat..... to t.he oombl.natJon of U)ll e-'-, 1030 In o••or -·ds more ~ 'l,_..: him u.. s'·tes ••·t I ............ 14 _......, .... ,,.,., wt .,..,. nelghbon lM'uut:ht. ...., the sur- I tng th e b us I ness ~>tSS 1.Jn u1lUllS w~1-e wo'd lrolll ••e wa •-pltal ,....,. .., li.IUL eully be detecLed as prejuctlelal 1commoo Pleas and Plobate COW'tl t~ 1 90 dn.ya bef'"" another elc , race apln made concerning the on-coming ~ Ia lmPI'OY., un~r ~ care of that. these two llleel themtelvea ~ 1the salary of the Common ~aa t1on wh!ch waa held a year bet .re 1 the course each deternUned to ln .. Judie would be ralaed lt600 a ye11.r The Me\DUJ county oft'lcel' WiU:i cnmpalgn An announcement was e 1ovemmen me ca a the reoeral eleetJ.on Of November 1 called aOOut I o"cioo" Sundfy. .even- ~ also made tnat there would be a : 11.: the other amoo 1 the sweet peas --: 1Judie C E r-topl.ea requeated Judre 193l, eapec1ally wlth the uterncnt Jn1 to 10 to the Smith home ll was meeting and dlrmer at Nelsonville BJRftiD.tll" PARTY "" tar as goltinl ror 1932 was con- I Can1ngton T Marshall Chid J\lf• therein, "to be held 1n Novtmblr" reported at the time tha~ then had Wtdensday Sept 21 at which _ ...,_ cerned. No others wtre to te tice of the Supreme Court to IWlln 1931 lfl aurticten~ anct In bonfor.n· been ,.family tl'oub\e' I time David InsaU.11 Republlcnn ilUJoe MenclUnt 8r w11a holt; Slmf broua:ht alonr 81 it was etrtetly a. a cUaintereated common pleu Jud;e 1t1 with law would defeat the In1 l;)eputy YOUAI W8l accc:.ted by bernatorlat nominee would give a day eV'!tt.lnl at the heme ot tiJs 'lrlldfe match and neither wanted t.o hear and paS! O.Q the vaHdlty of tent on of the framer. of the conbttb. as be at~empte~ to place talk Ten memberM of th~ ctab coustn'a Ned Menchlni of Butter- 1uy out~ldera butttno lnto" the ..... the petltlot18 filed to combine the r.Uiutlon and the lea:ialature •1m undo r a....... -·t H e aet'•d • two oour te 1n thl• coun t ~ ,. """ •• wle Olu• plan to ntteud nut Avenue at • pany In hono~ of 1ument 'Therefore It surelt can no~ N Cf![ to come nearer u h.e swun1 e. In llll c0111 •e of lhe ttflk'rnuun Lhe 16th birthday ot hils son, Joe, 1 However as the two were preUJ Jn oompUanee with. tht& requeat, urfed wltb much force that auch a larp double-e~a. axe In front ot the rallnwinl! comm 1ttees were an~ 1Jr Thirty rrtend.s Wf!tft pre&ent and 1 wei aoqualnted wlth each other and tbe Chief JUMtlce uslpled Jud1e pltnlon can be considered Q8 a hlm Youna obtained his gun u.nd poluled AdviHor~ Mrs A 0 spent the evening playing cardlloonsequenLly neither trustlnl the Jones of Jackson caunt3- to hear ba..ts to ..,ubmlttlnl t.hl.a que.tton bl-Urted toward tbe man, who said 1Ru~ ~r.ll Mn~ l J Hclnnt nnd Mu• and danclng other what wa& the •mrprlse or each the mattel Aftet cll.l'eful oomldeca~ •~ the eeneral election to be btlld Jn lle WiUJ teslstlns Uto ttqlct"r A Beun PlOflHtm Mt s Earl tp arrive on thl' I!Cene to find the tlon o1 the ar1utnent& pro and $I Nm"Cmber 1132 Tile propon->ots As Y04f11 wlll):ed towartt Smlt.h, L!!rna MH; Fuillkle Gaylord Mra other bad done HOnie 'doute-eross .. Judie Jones bas rendered Ute tot- of thla petiUOr, reCOillOied the iJ. the latter ran .-lth the aMF towald Mabel Cltland Finance Mrll M \ TRUCKS COLLIDE 1 tna for each found that lhe other lowinl decision de:oylca: the com- regularity and laelt or eonrormhy lhe well Drop.Jflng ~he axe Just be- I E Ratllburn Mrs p A Jividen _ had brought &lonl some re-In- blnatlon of the courts wlth law when ~ withdrew thP. fol'e he aulved t:.le opening he 011d M111 Abc E! ~ lr.:teln r- blicl ~v TWo truckS were 1n a collillon on foreemept& for the aok p11rp05e of A pelltlon to the Judge of the Pttttloo trom thG fOes In the of•,~do:ie~r tll;~ 1 1 'Z.e..~!!~h~~.. Mrs John Cha:Je Mrs Gomer Lewlll Union Avenue Sunday nlaht e.bout Jdlsconcerting the other while he Cour,t ot0 Chlom:on 1•18toO:he~~~ tiC"' or the Clerk By 10 Clo!DI r.he 0 .....,.,.,..... e 1 a.nd M' ~ c A RathoUin Meln- 9 -:>clock reaulUDJin conslderabte t •aa &bout to alice or hook one Into COWl Y su "' colled petition lost 11.1 eharacter ~natti:e =~~:J~r~be: w~'::~~ ~~~~ bt:~hlp MrH Kate Monw.hn.n Mlfl dama1e to the two can •lth aUaht th.echrothu•h1 hilt w~skthe intenUon nf t.cre~e~! S:!t?!~~ C:nttyh~tf~~~! amt etfteitmcy as a petition for •he t h t b E M Nyc and M16 Neva Pierce mJurles to the occupants ea a 8 -c ers shoulct razz Lh pu )lOfle: for which it W8.11 prepared 1 lin tt 110 urry n l!l a wemp to rinR D J.rt let Mrs cora RoberL'l M Lawrence Smlt.h, son of Edward the other when any aho"', either lo be held In Novemter 193 1 e tmd &IIJled for the reason that Lhf' _ On j=:':t Reacuecl And R-" 4 'U:.t':. Republican women Hold Meetl'ng Here t.h. 1 'if !J::.!t·~~ ;,r:;:oOd~~= = 1 h unttl a Rtea• Fk 1tnct' R Bmllh and Mrs &yw w ~ i:g 1 Ugb.t meat trucll: towan:l = 0 J'O::C: 00 ,w,• I I I I _ I I AT LOCAL THEATRE 1 l I f wtl I f ~' E. \' '•· I ' \ ' 1veraary went him one lN;tter and produced a g08 t KB\ter • wb.o out..e;abbed Orav.Y &.rld the •IHtufl' wps off Po1 the honorable Junior hJa:h prmclpal dkhU do, a lthlnJ but hire l the lmmitabljj ruibeatable KanlPJn Nany Orabblnl Sock-Eye Davill to bt ln1 a IBI;II to handle the bll.ll.\neas rUJd or bill ma.t.ch 111 d how he handled It 1s attellted ~ 1 the fact. that the Benlor htrh p 1 cflpa.I did NOT win the mate~:frlendshlfM ho.ve not been brnk IM!twem the adverstrle& but IOifl: talk has been sofe pedaled lt I! 8 1/ until next sprln; ' a ' Beautiful 1 ' , They're a aenaation any way you look at them-for fine fur-1ood material• and smart sty lea! Their deep 1lowi~ COWfl make them utterly irreatible. ' SENSATIONAL PRICE RANGE !... J ° 11 usee DrM.~~ld r..Mn 0 8 ',.ron 81 n~ County OhJ(J ror t.he s~ of the aa.me question at the ceneaal election for county otrlcer11 to be Hn:~ arf! not Immune to polenn fhelr emnpn,Jttlvt Jmr..unltJ uu held 1n November 1932 notwith•at the In lhf! l'af"t .tha~ they kne YIWJ standing" the statement thh It; AI.: ina tnt•l@rllla bJ 1 uu~k next ceneral election for ,count; ln>~r t•f fill fo11r lhli I'NI.Iun rnl~oD o.ft'lcers to be held l.n NoMn\JMi, oftl'fl r.11J" t•• fllllelrl.tle In -111e hlood 1931 • remained In the petltklo Thereafter ,on Au1ust 13 19S2 and t:;'"m nf II hn.., Hffli kwl-b~ II II()" wJttiiJI, tlve c:tays a:s fi¥d by law, ¥ '1M" IH ~n II~ Ul )11 !UI11]1 uthf't "IV A HoweU, an elector of said Me~~Pt county flied an objection ln wrlttns to u.Jd petition on the lo1Jo¥11na II'OUDd9 lflt There Is no p.ovlllion or law permtttt.na a petitlon whlch was flied on A\llust t 1931 &nd slaned and verified prior thereto to be withdrawn and rettled at a la~ TODAY do.te 2nd Ba.ld petition l8 for I t.tfe submlsalon ot the question at the aenerat eleetloa for county ollkera ''Rebecca Of Sunnybrook In November "" >1'4 """"' ., , . . elect.on Jolnilll In and. l!l!ablha 18tct Farm, petl&.lan were deeeaaed. at tune same "1188 lal!lt filed WJth Marlon1 Nlnn 1 a.n~ lt. Bellamr • 8oth the conatttutlon 'And tbe ·~­ tule nx the date wheo ~~ Cah'dltls "Cast A...J" •ad "The shall be bad bt tbe tenlt!t 'ot 'Wme the petition Is filed betQrt ..a ltneJ'&L Pleasa.tt. rhe bttby of Mr Rnd .MI"f! ltd ward Schwab of Llb"rty nvanue who wu taken ~u the Hol:tel hospltl:l.l last wtek sutfetlus: from ddu ble pneum< nla wns brong;hl hqnc Sund!l.y much improved • David Cuckl~r sen of Mr ~ nd Mrs David Cuckler ot Bn.•tzy Hel1hts ldt t'le pa~ t wee!t ("' Olivette Ill l\nere he will ~!) r OHvet.te colleie This ~chool ~ n jencmmatit:nw r"'llege Qf the nrene faith there bemg only •x mort 111-: • it In, tl f' umtl'rl Blll s Mr 'Cuckte1 who f01merly atteti<ld Ollio unive 1 ~uty at. Alh 1\s \111 t:!nl"tlll In the ~chool of chcmlllt.r ~ Miss Maxine Lewis, dRughte~ or Mt and Mrs QQmtr LtWI!'l or Iiu Inc wo< ,,, 11 ,utcd ,,, .,, 0 .. 11, ·' • • ta chapter of Phl 1\fu SOrorltt' f Olllo unlvcn;Jty BatUidn.y evc,,lug MISfl Lewlll Is a gra(]uate or PC'fn eroy hih rt>hool aod a lunlordn. tbe college or cducu.tion a~ the University While In oollegel Khe resldes a.t the OOl"Orlty h'JUIIe rm lim..t Stale Bt The 13 mernbera vf the ~tt:~dllatinI cla~ of Lhe JlMltr HOIJ!llial 8ch(:o1 of Nundns whQ rctelvul theh diploma~ Fttday P.YE!nin~ tt the Method.ist chut'fllh in Oallipoll.s ~~~ n.nCI. 17 olh~ ahpnna~ .at~ud ed a 6 0 t!lDCII: dinner l}t the ~lmhu1'8t Tnvern, Saturday ~venh1 ~t - - a ~~he '8hlTERESTING ' Littlefield tJ:Nft ADMI88101f • ~·-- ot 15,800 Candidate• Vie For About liOO Offie· et In Bay State l' Dtl 1111a q-loll. SUCh I 'liM hU beb Med u 11lfncleat and praper not1te td tM elletora Cl I ~ Wednelldlly rain • t ! New Allhford Mt\81:1 Bept 30-INs-As an eye opener tn the atatle~W\de prlm&rle& l.n MIISBElehUBetts today this Uttle Berkabtre town completed ILs vote at 8 30 A M antt, annoWJeed t.o the world that 1or the n.rst. t1miJ Jn l&o yurs In a priDliU'J ,here a. 100 ~~ ~~..r-eutl.'~ ll'le total number ot !Campaign Waxes Hot As j I I G~NDHI BEGINS , ''f~H ~f DHlK~~ Raotevelt Makea Penon• al Vi11t Into Far Northwest 1Hmdu 'Satnt' S~na Mo.v~ To It 1 Follow New YOII'ker : Throurh Weft( jCurtia 1 Du Bois Grave RepQblicans Prepare To Combat Roosevelt ·rour IFore1oe• I" New York; Hot Fi,ht On A,aimt LaF oil· ette In Wioconain New York, Bept. 20-l~B ;:p:-A llaht rote was fopeaat todav by Jea.de1'8 of bn.th parU.ea aa voter<t of the elt)' and state went to the poU, Jn a p[ltnary electlOn The main Interest. centered u.oon the Republican wet and dry con· tests U)l·state u.od sevml baUifs In Brooklyn Df!mocratlc leader.~ expect. •d only :10 per cent of the enroUcd voters to caMt ba.llots In dlatrlct.l whm o na conteats exiBted end ao per cent In the ot.bere Ex ept for a tcw di!itrlds in lht1 Ulh~tate- t£glom; lt was I• dltat r! Lhe vote would be llaht An extra. tumOLlt was elQ>ecl.ed Ln !Lvc Con!J:reuional districts where wet o.nel dry Republicallll are oontf!st· lng In tbe Demoerattc primary fo• $eleetlon or delegates to the State 00nV(nt1on which WID decide whether L1eut Ooventor Herberl Protest Low Farm Prices \PRACTICES tCONPMY INTEREST LACKING Special Train Advantarea; Goea Into South Firat News Flashes • - 1 , O[~rllE Pl [A~ !j By Which He Hope• " To Cam ,Point .. ~ FINDS DISCONTENT FOR FOLbOWERS[li: "' \dvioed By Britiah fJ1o May Leave J~il At !~ T •rritory Eapecially Hard Hit By ~moot Hawley Tanff A:ny T1me 1'. Bomblv Sept pleas d h1s frleno s Gandhi Hindu ~a.int at day began the !a~ l b) -••·· ··· hopeB lo statle to death lht: 1 1 1 1 O:lndhi rerro<>med l t the Ja il 1\t ?oonu 3.3 Lh" !ast bul Brlll!.>h KO rnment 1 1 ) :~~~ Sll.td he wa ~ frcr lo ~ecelve ut leave Lhe PI Json 1'. I IShe rJ Hts deceslon to d1l' &O might take no(.ke .,-,.,.~ ph~ht rem L\lnM umh.aken a t1epu t11 l10n of llombay arguer! with him In his YerB.vda J&ll in Poonn lor hours urgiil.g hlm not to !!"li;C:,• move tha t may plunge India mor~ trouble The Mah3.trna h&..'l refused leave his cell or t.o accept the ti~h go~mment s oner of tlonal release In response on'er h" replied that only by could they remove He plan~ tu lng JIOlhlng death rast by which salt or Gandhi U; 110!Id Gar Wood Rides To New Record Ptlot• M~ea Am~ca X at Speed of 124.91 Mdeo Per Hour protE·st .... YOW' ca'd Wu 34 lncllt(llna Ul men 11nd 11\ womm 1'hlrt)'•t.wo voted republlean and two de~ratic Two democrats vot.fd 1n thla Republican towb. in 1021 H Lehman .aha.ll be oominee fa, Oo\'emor the only state conteatln1 cq:anlzatton choices Ia In Boone county RivaJ deleptes are plecJsed t.o Mayor John Boyd Thatcher of Al bony M'SASSINS FAIL TO KILL KU:I< mt~rpretatlonf of $1-EN TIFFICK Shoes embody sc1cn· •• Peace Overture. in Pa11t01 Autcmaeat Fail End Fuaa ,hRc:fc•turcs which support ltred 411Cl' sag~mg' MuSCles •nd so restore the feet to t~clr natural grace and beauty. Com· bm•t•on lasts •ssure Rtting qual1tla that m~ke . your feet appear Nlprisfnsly slender. ' ' • ' I AAAA to EEE OM...,_,. __ and .....,._..,._ · - In ........ NEEDED,.. FESS cl laillcn "" - - - SolociM .... I Spdng!leld, 0 8. 8enator OHio believes t..ave to l.dopt c:.o and L. , ~=~== ,;'~~ :"& -ror.. lt: West portion wniMhl current vogu~, these! tflree \<>•ely models 4tc dcsogned to emt>h•size y(j~r·~ points tnd to sokcn thote • arc unoltroctlve. th•t l ,....,,.. Ohio- -...,.1'1 ~nta:hl proba.blr W+>.dnesdsy morntn1 Cooler tonl8bto aE¥f>Wtjl.. entiday ~ W Va Raln slJ.ihtly eooler t:1 ' 1- ·~ with Zasu Pitts CHOICES T0D~ Yi uw. it lei., ....... doyo ........ - era! eleetlon, It lll pialn that tlul Tuea4af ud wednetdu JUdie baa no dut, with Nftrtnee &ep&. tCM~l to "ueh election Judicial notice 811ould be taken t.bat eleeUona fOl' 1 "WINNER T AK£ ALL" a. ceneral and count¥ o!t!oen, known .. • election, .are held in tbe W1th James Cagney lev.n numbore<t ,..., and 111a1 •• eleetlonl fo" all other eleot&ve or~ Alao Clllltf:d.r, "HUMMEll D.t:7.1R" fScera 8ba.D be held In U\11.,. 01.\d ! bllwnberect Jean. and therefore ~II" are In tbe se.,.te of ONo 'WO etec· TliHdaJ .... W,._..a, h10na eftl'J' year~ n.e t.1me within JODNIOBT 8BOW ~whtm aueb & petltton Shall l)e pre• &eblfd bl!inl' lbed at nOt q than "Nipt oo •011 bat,.. • ....ra~ · U bo uid tbat a JtiU' and to the ..... !'eWrplp_,. the di.FI before aud1 lUI electloft Ia *he ~-'lime to PIU\IOA • judp lor -..-:t""'--n'" the aubnilallon of QUI QUIItlont Ora the BG....._."Btta'fttll'l of tti.t '!"* )au thO 110 . , . btfort UlJ 0' MJ'l;.-i' suns T~ M~K£ I that make, your feet look lovelier I •, New Elee&rie Theatre ·-... 't t\n ...., ....... ret ) s con td_ to her home on East Main by lllr'leM n Mrs Helen Zelher and son ij IY spent Sundny with relotJvC.II in pt Sho·es ' • tro"' I !TAKE A TJP -BUV NOW FOa A f UI.L SEASON"'~ WF.A,RI '' j petition or .other was not reprdlesa tn conformltt with tralltieu the law a.nd no Betton WL'i taken UPQn tJ\e , petition or order made fliJr the au~ miSsion of the quesucm at the November, 1931 election ~: . 1 'fhfjrealter and tully a year altel' thi!! clrcula41Jn s.lgninl fl:\ld tutnw: of sa4l ptUtion as Mte4 !!tile ~Utlon~ Of their collhlel ror them srlthdreW' the ,petlt.lotl. the haild and conelderaUon of tbe Judp and trom U:le fili!B and oftlce of the Olerk of Oourta, and tmmediately thereafter on A'\8_\18t 8 1931 without further clrc~tton, allldnl chal:lle nr adelltlofi thereto, filed ~he Identical petition again with Ute Clerk of Caurts or Metas V~T£RS IN THRE[ f lf::LsCo- Sunday, alter -ndl"" ~....... •· the week. end with trlendH u:w Allee LoUise Russell arrh Ed trom C«Jlumbus Sunday fO\ o VU!IIt wtth her ~rents Ml tl 1d Mrs A 0 RllBH\'h and family ,..,.~ .... .......~ 1 01evc.-.- ........ w 1tynd vw.tcan f llh 1u 1 1 d h an all an ve or a v s "' but"' t:::~~::::;::::::=~~=~l~1~1="=11~1"~'":":::••:::"":':':'~d=w~tth~~Lh~ri~l~ls==M~I:•:n:d=M~,.::~P~«<:n~k~B~rn=n=d~o~n~b~u'~·~·~ four ~earRhisanClm11that thcntalhisJa~se J<»tt. him teh because •~ WEATHER FORECAST- dlltu ULL lumb"" I II I tb~ ~ee~~~ ';!~r!~~ 81 after viatUns Mr Hill a wire and children ~udil! ILild Mra. C ll feapte& anct Mr and Mn Emmet Peo'Piea at.~~nded an all 4ay meetlnl lmd buket dlnner , at the Orapp Ohri.SIJan church near Alfred SUnday Albe~ eoa••• and Haro" -·•or •.. .._ 10 .r ...u returned to their studJea at Ohio t.rnlveraity Sunday Lillian Gloeckner Mar)' Elisabeth Cbapma.n, Pbylbl Querr, Dorothy £berabaeh and Norbert Compton all members of last year I arad.uat Ina; claM ol Pomeroy h1&'h school lett lor Athena Sunday where they wlll en-r ..., the fall tarm o! Ohio WJ!vendl)' William Burnell of Pt PleaiJa.llti came SundaJ to spenel a week with Mr and Mrs George Daniela and 1 ramlly Andy Kolll of MonkeY Run whr h11.s betln lU ror aometlme 1a reported i.o be no better Mr and Mrs C E Neue were busloell!l vlllltors ln Locan Swula.y lthamer Weed son of Mr a.nd Mrs I B Weed who lttduated from Culver MUitary Academy In June left for Athens Sunday where he will em oil In the freehn "I clus or Ohio Untve1"81ty Mlases Helen Schaefer and Mary 9uean aumvan or Fayette Ohio returned to their studies aL Ohio Un- Bmlth of Rutland waa d:rlvln1 R 1&~ bahd ~-fndlft"erent ";!re . ~lay-1 ~est~on ~~~:~~ ~ (kl 'flfttutkm n.nd. st.atut.e ln 1de.a1 1 Pomeroy e ac a.o;,u thought th.uo u:u\irc w w cal lu.nauage provides ~netcr en t e rope and bucket were while the otb.er truck from Huot would erentually J,lroeur,q t b c Pl!!bll cl Mel1s county waa filed te:"l per c~:nLum of the pumber d 1 FRIF.NOS • NtERTAINED tngton was going toWn.rd Thoma; ~lnnl"' •nl k n o w n rqr rt11 ~~Lth:f c~~~.~ :!~~;m~:,:teS: el€ctorfl-flhall petlnUion the- Judae of 0~ ~~~n:%int~:;e p~d ~~~~~e~ 11n ng 001111y or thel otl'Jer th• Court of Com on PleiUI of llOV Mrll An thony 0 ra ber of Lincoln Fork I water - e waa unhurt t1e ond how well e h 1931 The JODatltutlon and the 11ta-~ 11 The well contah1ed about t3 feet H1IJ entert.alned Bntur!lny with a ui~;::. !~~t ~:r;:; !j!f~~ other is attesU: byh~ ::Z:d ~= tLtte tiupplementl.ng the same require ~~!~ ~~;;,t~,;;o!e~es:'al~~ll:'nn~~: ~:;"'lll~r ~~~! Este~pe~~~~~~ ol water, 11 waa eald I blathday pa Ly ln honor or the resulted In the twa trucks craahln oordlna to lt'ports which could not tlla.t the sttbn\18&10n of t.hti queatlotl county ottken From the time. fd day here t•e liJIIE!it of MIM Schaefer Smith wlll be t.aken before the 1 tenth birthday of he• daul}lter I head on I be verlrted as the principals ha.v&> be Rt a Kelltnil election ,tor county ftg withdrawal evell 11 it were SurMra Joe Selmer a.nci family of PtOba.te court tor R hearing ou tn ~ I Vlrginlu Games were played ti.Dd Blame for the wreck was deter· kept a close lipped Silence unusual officers The statute further pro- flt)ent prior thereto It became n Co·nlnl were week end vlaitoi;'S of Hanltv ~harl!lf!H H wn11 indicated ll:ln'ht refn'flhment.~ were ~crved to mined following: the llCCident d for each They ~teem wiiUns and vide& that It the petltlon Is In con· dl ad letter anrt the IIUOnd prewo Ml and Mn E J Pranz They A ~tm>ther Howa~ commltled U: ~ numbc r nf young people present an aareement made to take c~~e 1eager to talk on any subject but rorf1l}t:v with law It shall be deemed taHon o.nd reftUnl with the Cl~rk wele accompanied here bJ Albert Sulci In December, 1131 when he ot the da.mases aolr since the match occurred to l)e \tUid unless objection thereto dl~ rtot revive the same beca~ no Frant who ha8 been apendlna the lett h home m;a.r Zion, wal~ed to uMYS Smith received brulllu and cuts It wu said on fahly lood au Is duty made In writing by n.n elec- f f'otor pct!Lioned the Judge pallt two week& visiting the Seta nea~ hlliHlae anll shat himself TER Y NIGHTS" j nane ~erlous t.horlty that the ACOres of each wer6 Loa• at t)\e county within five days 11 yncd a. ~eUtlon not less thnn'ntn•- mers In Comll"ll Hia b6Cy was rmmd a rew da~ ~ 110 terrible that It was conceded by orlcr the filing thereot It ill now t days before the eleet..lon or Nov Cedric w Clark Prosecuttn~r At1 later \ 1an except the two golfers that they conooded thn.t the text of the pe- e!nt~er l932 Flntllna: and l}Oldlua torney of MeJp jlOunty lett MollCARD OF TIIANK8 1 knew their stun when they Ulloo rued Auau~;t 4. IY31 oon- u:.; staf.ed that the petltiOil wh"n day mornlnl for Corvallll, oreaon. 1 .t\n un tqu~ pro1ram hall been ar- 1 1 thou1ht ol Lhe razzberry stunt" u 1&1nln1 a. st.abemtnt, at a Jenero.l fl'ed on AU,IUit • \1931 ll-lld agdn whet~ he was cs 11P.d by the serlou'" FK!:AKlSH SQVIJU&EL ran1ed ror thea.tre·roe111 bert: by We pilah to exprey our elneere seems tia\ the senior prl.ne~pal election ror county otrlcer11 tq be O:l A~o~~ust 8 lfU' was not tn ._'011 lllnea& of hi.& mot~utr. ~~ rei~ Lyopll manager Of tht thtnki to our relatlVfS &qd lrieb.d!i ~ ~ured ihe aame In the tiatJIMl con Ju!Jd in November lj31 ' l8 lnoon&Lfl· tarmlty with law t111! Judie haa no ~~~~~ Mildred BtmUM who 18 em~ lr c eatrq. It has been an- Cor their sympathy and ftoral offer- fttJent li.A8 he that the JuniOr prln~ ttnt since there wns no general crum to Pase Three I oployed ilt tbe Sauvsse conteettou1E Dayton U beJJcve~~ he has the nounced lngM patlbears and donora ot carR o.lp11.l Would not be eble to weather election tor cDunty olftcers In Null:~.:.-..._,-;.;:~-:.;;~:~::::;;:;;;;;;;;;; trea.k of the presen ~ 1 Tuesday and Wedne1KIRY nllht& nnd espec1all¥ to Pather Dunn f{lr : the storm beaun Individually by ember 1931 ' treaklesi. llqulrrel hW1tln1 .season Mr Wpl will be mystery ulghts at the Ideal bl~; ~nsol\pg words. To the nel1h- none other thap \he Camoua oa' The ra~t that there was an In: local automobile battery repairman 1 theatrl\' 11.t which time MontROm · borS whO ottered their services t.o 11etter On.bby envy Graber 'and j consistent statement In the petlUou brouaht in .a furlesa aqulrrel Mon~ er~ the Mallclan will appear on funeral Cllreeton Hunter of Madl11on hl.s 8Slllsto.nta That he lr:new hta and that It was clrcu,~:fte4, «liMe\ da.y mornina Then~ WU nothing the stn.ac with a 8eries of modern 1 W Va anq wlnl or Pomeroy Cor I mathematical deductions II ov presented and filed 11JJphlxlma.teiY to indiCate that rodent had been magical senl!llltioru; produellll' fun, I th~lr drioieht ~~ervlces at the death by the score Which someM:r ~~ 90 day11 befoa'tl the NoVerQ.ber, 1931 covered with Orillnally ex- myatery, thrlllll !luspense and"'" en! of out beknted son and brother went Into three ftgure 8 whe ekctlon whicb was not 11 ~eneral on the tall As t rtnin~ent Edward Moore he failed was that he (did not cou~ election for county otncer9 In an termf!4 It, ''the rn oonn~Uon wllh this stfi.IJI! 1 Mr.~ Hulda Moore Davis and ll(lna on hi& rival He forgot that the t even numbea-ed yea.r It was con- 1 a biLliard ball Pl ~tentnLion o t!LI.l mystery picHarry Moore and wife of them harl been roomlnl acr: 151dered by the Judie 1.0 whom preaquirrel wtllle tme will be RhowtJ on thl! screen Mr&l. A E Ca116on the liame hai-tJn the Sllflle h{IUBe ror. seuted and 1:1roperl~ 100 that the Th and dlanot the lew .... .._ He waa ...,.m. nwmu panled hOme 8Wldllf by MrL Pen• dttfP'&II and baby auu. HYaell retwned Saturday Mia Dorotll;y W:ill of Parll:m:bura trom a bullnelll!l triP m Detroit apent. Sundn.J Wltb. her parent.a M.r Mr and :Ni'8 L A Persona at~ and Mra E D WUl •nded • ou•pr!le birthday party Mr ond Mrs EmU Ba.ll, Mrs n honor Of Mrs. Penon 1 brother Edna Jo Ben'J, BCJD J~ ~ broR J Runyon ar :&e:i.nel Rldre Sun· ther RufUB J,.lde ft~ s;:}day ~ts dakra MlnrJe Harvey and daUih· ~lt::rB~~: r:r:~ and m !.l!r Yra. Lulu Mattaelt and her A n RU86ell returned Mor.My oon Lloyd ol Akron ,spent the week from Akron 'where h6 spent the ~nd with Mr amt. Mrs. L.. A Fer· week end on b~ ' .JOlUi and attended the funeral of Kenneth Harmon returned from Mr~ Ida Welker of Hemlock Orove C(;lumb\15, Monday n.frer spend Ins I 8 ~~::~~n~h~asllu ~:~ Nr the wetk end wt\h H••'7 l!Winr wm JUelta of Mr and all'S YOUDI of Athen11 Bun~y IF ._t Albert. Wippel to Pt Pleuan\ Sunday alter spend· tna: • ..,. w.... I ••o IStH J)EADERS' NOTUJI: - If you wanl 1\. the Newo Oftlee of The Dally ' Tribune, call 236-L; If the B)II!Deu omce uk for 20Z.lL O&Yil &nd Mlll Sadie PbJUlpoa. apend the week encl wltb. hlJ wlle Kr ani lin Clair K&rr Dr and and baby, who have been villUna Mra Ra)'mond Boice and. Mr and. her mother, Mn 'Marlllftt Bmltb J],t't I ' ~-----~ IGS COUNTY, ~8[ UPH[lD BY JUOG[ :!"iF,~ie ::;:~'i!~-~':!.s·~ vlctorloul ald. Tf 8T Col. u• 3V$ 0 8 fr 1 ::.:E :~~~·:t~o::E~ ~= · Ed;:~:~o';;:ff.!;;;:or• Golf Ll b i tJUIIt OHIO ITATE NUI!UN HIGH n the UIU&I evmtac't PfOITIRl one . 'ODJECTWNS PH TH[ Personals =-u:~:.":":.~ 1 AT ION OF TWO COURTS IN ~.~~~":'.=. ::' !..~~~ :!''!.J:'!:': .. ':""':: ·~~ fr:nw!rcJ:bua~nfo::::; ::-J!.=t~~!:Uiretumed Two Middleport S:ir'"iu'!:.~xi:L~: Golfers Ha\'e Men Win Prizes ~-a.= :5 ;,, Private Game White Family Geta Stran•le 'ntWlJ. TbaJV ,., p_d c•..:"e Hold aa Golf Ba•a, Pat. The -inys&erp procn.m l8 ee~rat.e .I'0 .Edt ~U MEIGS~ COUNTIAN ' HARTLEY & BENNETT l POMEROY, OHIO PaUure of laWIJ to yield � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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