https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/90f71c77bf79932087895779c2f788f2.pdf e4973e4ddb09967beb5cc0b8b9f7e526 PDF Text Text • t • • ·1- ' ..: r'l W'" i :·'"' )1 t ~··· u~ •·u .... _, I ..,.~.~ • ' \ • .. ....... .t . . -s.r\ TIIWI>AY, an • ~ ·lne. I ~ i "" - "Buddy," Ted.Laudermilk AIIC! Froaq HeJW,·l• Injured_ MEN~HIT \ When Retutnlne To Load Car : Af\er Flrinr. I ~ ' Coal Shot -.00 ChU'Iet ·~o, eall 23~-L; om~· aa)< for 202-JL If tho B...._ '. wkh showen In 80uthe!lat 'l'hunday generally fair. Street Commi11ioner'• lp Future; Mon· ey Scarce portiOn. •' F·ULL LEASED WIRE OF ·INTERNA'l'IONAL NEWS SER'IIOE 1 Farmers • Trio Arretted In Charle•· For Buria1 .,;q b~ · NOinot t on, Brou•u _,_t To Pt. the ilae of the ct.r wath awm .torce Of Dmllaed Animal•, 1!"-•i "" , outt""" • ......,.... Pleuant Jail To Ceaae &~~- Cuekler, , a.Jthourti __ · JOB TO BE DONE • I)IIADERS' N011CX - U you , . !I( ·U.,' Ne'll'l Olllca of The DallJ SE:~~~~·:.;:E /flo·· oort~y E.H· CAUGHT alone c.he side of the roi.d and. wu tlln>l"! '"'''"' teet 1n10 a dlteb. • ' ..,. :w:'~W::: ...: THREE SUSPECTS ~~~{~-::~ Nf· U~Il 8RIOG£ live Ule other drtver 1plenty01' room sUpP.ed upon reeentb' ~ 8I"UB ~ • Tf IO,Im • CCI ent • I OMIO IT . TE NU!t UY MIGH IT UO I STH AU C OL uw~·Js' o ~>• ~· ·· •• n HU ""··c..,.... ~~'F.,..·,~:!; :::n-~~~- f.YIDENCE LACKING A• VIctim• Unable To "' ~ '\everal SOJ• Sllow Up Well Althoulb ,Coaeb· et Pra,..n SUSPECTED , IN OUTRA ... • ••• ~··· Make P01itive ldenti· fication ~ young men of Oharle~too wire trtn.sferred from a Jail Ulert ro lit.e Malon county Jail at P\, I Pleuaa.i by Muon and Mella coumy (lftk.en, Monday, and are belna: beld as auapec:ta In the robo- ! ~e ~e ll i token atreet ata.UOn, Monday. TaesdaJ aa.d Sherlfr A. o , Tracy, John Spl•1 ton 'cotleetor, John Purden, j nezl w:ho was with Elpires at the time or tbe hold-up, SherHt H. E. Burdette of Ma19D COilJlty ,and a State or Sept. with Wedftelda.J, trooper With James Cagney Vtrglhla cipltal city l\4ond&J to at~ tempt t.o ldentUy the three as thoae who had condUcted the ro\lbery, Pollee here said that althoui'h they are being held. 81 b!lns anea.. edly conneetect With the bridp Also Comedy, "SUMMER DAZE" T.esdar and w..au:ldaJ "Ni1hr 0' Myotery" do with "'t. Spirea or Purden could 11ot eatablish the ldenUty o1 the On &he stap-Mon&rom.ery t.He three 't.hat had assailed them ~r l MA(lclan the robbery la~t wetk. ~·· Charleston pOllee told Bhe:riff Tracy that the three had no cri- 0u u.e Sereen--..8tnnrerw et CAUSES DAMAGE TO CONVENE Amon1 Voten; Pretident lo Rapped By Seatt• le MaJor Reven,e Seen Ao Motive, Ex-Convict s~"g!.t By Autharith 27; Chief Executive Hu Seven Reaoono For Calling Meeting ...,, """ sembly. I t.,c :Danville, Ill., ""'"'""'~of with Zll8u Pitts and L.'.' l Littlefield be r~ven Men From Working OUTLAW OF ..... . . . . f •• THEJVNGLE c!jticat• ."N""'re In the Raw" _..,,.,...a,.d by the eye. ' .• ,. sj>l•ed by the leof>• ard's /iet"ce /ilrhtlnr jT II not onough thot tho., " ' i ,..ea&:animalpDinur, Pam llriin,om ••• ;"' ' b. low In price unles1, liko Sl-en-tiHick Shoes, they embody • full m..,ure of slyle .snd scientific features to .sssurc flt ond comfort. Otherwise they may be expensive ot •ny prict:. Before buymg, ••• 1he now 51-en-tiHick Shoes whiCh women adore, b!Jilgets •pprovo .~d foot specl•llsts recomme!'d. .,.,..... and nlentleu hunt fur IWt)l willet. ....... hlm the temw of ....., ......,, of the ' Atrlcan jungle, SNl_tt·tiffick , SJaoes, 4 5 and 5 5 , • • • the cigarette you ,ever smoked JJ .... ' ... ~ac;((:.s.aift'Cr ' . '. . mellowing, ale then given the benefic' ., of t!Ut LUCky Strike purifyin3 proc~ss, 'described by the words~'J:c's · • Th:tt"s why fulks ill tOWn ~ !Wril~ say that · .sudi ~ 'ci'prettea. I<Wtl, IIOdel b t';pk:il, ' OIMn ere , ~~lly lttrtc.W.. ,. t1: BENNETT ~~~- . '. proper agmg 8!-> she appeau ·.~ d Illinois Wesleyan Univer~ut> to pay hm iu1tion hj fums with her plow' and team. farm produce paYment ADMISSION I& CENTS ... .... . ' " >t Ctllwnbus, 0 , Sept :&1 - INB:Jovernor Geo111e White today lim- ] • tl.f.d the Sept 2'1 .11peelal session or olC lcgtfi;!.U ~ LO a 11tudy of salary•utt1n g In a to1 mal ca ll sent to all '1'.., I " l li o~ tJy tUnh G o:!IH"':ll C..S· I Ennl.,- minal record but were known by the there • . PLANS SEES DISCONTENT Dy GEORGE R . HOLM.ES llfS Stt~.fl' Correspondent Aboiftd Roosev"elt Special Train, MIDNIGHT ,SHOW robbei'y there Is no evidence ,that any Qf tbe three bru:l anythina: to Infernal Machine At Home Of Chica1o JudiFe - to-~1 "WINNER TAKE ALL" Pt PJ.ant, went tO the West Confident Of Victory Northwetl After Speech l t h!!.d l;~u1 ~p.ected that the IGcvcrnor would permit the LegiS•Bture to cotlS.i(er slum.abatement, i reliEf. can ~ellatlc n of hl&hway as· l s~B~ ments tat1g' ~lr1 nmtndments to the in· ta x IRw and other mat - President To Enter pairn; To Make eral Speeeheo, By OEOROE E DURNO JNS starr Correspondent. Washington , Bept 21-~A &mashing l'lot~k on ()Qv D Roo~~evclt' a farm policies pect.Ed lo feature President """'· er s opening speech or the p~ lgn proper , tD be <leUver.ed •<''liM �• ' .. ·•AGa Tlllllll - . WliDIIDIDAY, S~UR ill, !tit. 1 ]McKEE'S CONTENTION . ' UPHELD BY COURT !"lew York Bept... 21-INI-Wayor . • • Joseph V McKee wtn remain ln otfl~e until January 1. ll.lU and • • there 'ill! II be no mayorallty eiiMrt;lao this year under a dec:laJon handed down t-oday by supreme court jua1 tl~ John McGeehan. The court upheld MeKee'a conItention that when he succeeded ~ office va.cat.ed by Jarne8 J . , Wa lke r, It waH ror the remainder of t.he 1 Wa l ke r'~; «:nn 1 An appeal I~ certain to be t&ken tc the court or appeal~ by Tammany Halt and ot.hen; who hoLd that an 1el~ctlon must be held this year. lf"1'1C1l'.U. &llf!J&T~ !!lf'~EJITATIV~ ' l'red. Klnl!tlf 11, Inc., , JEWELRY STORf. ROBBED . i' Cleve laml Sept 21-INB-Two armed gunmen today bound and l l.!lll.!&ed Henry RandlN. owner or a jewelry ~to re ht re and escaped wllh set and un11el ()Jamonds valued at. ~ ~-~ Pltllburr1 MUwo~'"· nearly $6 000 ., CHINIUIF. AD!\fiRAI. MIJRDEREO "' ' . ' REBELLION COMES TO UNTIMELY ENlD 'l'.ltE SUPB.EME RULER-Exalt ye the Lord M •l"l:.l. F I. St,.· "fttd lClleJllOI\ Oil tilt " ..:tnd o, Mindanao w.~ cnCI.ru.l ·' • God, ~nd ';VOfS~ip at His footstool; for He is holy .-Psa. 99 :5 . • ~ ]L lt• ;IH.!'.I ' with the s hoo(lhg to death of a.l!'r one const-abulary p rt \ate had been kdlcd &.nd foUl wounded. l\l;.l0l'(llll8 Lo wo1 d rPcel,e 1 rw,r J ;,\lu Mono.n11ulo. nutwe le•lder hoisted th~ red flag Ove1 Out<a TuJdn~· l ~aaeJ • ' P ENNSYI.V,ANIA, it ·•ppelil'll, Ira• a varicW of eddcator• umong its thousands of teachers, for it has been re~ 1 The cently announced that two In one of the Keyotone State's cities, 'have been arrested for owning and operating a P. R. Orr called on L""'" the gambling resort when they were not on duty at school. Kush¥iDe ·- mo~ tantaii- f. 1 msy new he ~nrn,ed ipto an asset and instead of the sol• ' diers being m~ntained by the state, those who were working wl\en called for strike duty, may return to ther joba so "that · every~ody in the whole state is in much better shape 4]naneial)y, not to mention the freedom fr'V.'_l worr~ over dtlll!liblc vlolen.ce~ brought about by the iliaagreement. 'fl!.e inciden~ s_h;nply goos to prove most conclusiv~;ly, wh~t h·" alrendy b$en ¥n established fact, numely th•t •trikes' ·bene.l it I'IQ\>.9.111 if.ireetly tonnected with the b,us.ine¥S involve(! and hf\rrn thous•nds who are• indirectly connected with the,'!' . . It Ill earnestly to l>e. ho,~>ed that the near f.W:ure wiH brin1 about some change whereby strikes will be unncce*'art 'and nev.er indulged in. When that day arriveH and capital and labor hij,ve ~;o H.l.ived their difficullies and n:teet e~ccp_ otherr on, a cu,mrnon ~l_J,ne, this country will have rp111.de 4rreat strides rorward towurd solvi!ll!"m~ny <if o~f jqqqstrlal pro.blems. •" Don't jluy tjle ohln"l~•lo1f •of your own houow ~Y trad, in8 A\f&Y f1'9m home. ' 1',b~t 'illa~~& the •!her town r~cher and YP91'11 pporer ~p4 l<lw~r• !he v~lue of ,your own ·rrop•rtY fAr ll!Pfe tllap ypu can yv~ bf• tr•~IPI *way !ro111 I • . . . .., . .' ' 'TO ., · bi'iUl4,ild whole peache1 to l ---- -- .::,::;;, :=...:,~tj:;'"TJl~-'--:rr ---~~ ').l~c111hot, En!llan~, ~fe """'" !1\ineuve~ jp ~h~ B.l>e>.,.U4J>!'A' • they ro•·•nJet l\!\dY ~~-~'op Orleans? t .q f J' 'I l <> H I ' ' K 1 · ·~ ... '" ' , ")I " ' • ~ ··· 0 . 'l' 1.. 1!_. I~ ~l Our Mr. Edward Eberrbach went to t!-;c -r~<trkei w;th his quality ears clore to the ground and fw·hion eyes glued t.o the lines. Very alert for "buys"- ever, alive to exceptional quality at an cx·.· eptio,•al pricr. - Come! See what he hat brou ~ht back for your selecton . L<11.1L :sa. (,., Ill. , :1\' :n of New Models. on lll.s lv ~t d. Cl :> \'l:' ltmd 11cgro 0 •1 lo l'l'll hi.: II LJaJ Y licsjl i.a l inJW'e(1 I.J y uw.U· '' 1 :.n "• I l 1.1 ) .~, ' I I. I, (Jilol • l~lJ ll .lll.ll!ll\~1' lO l iJ•I('(I liP ),;~I J I'! Ill\ li ll u /1! ))I et<n cf! llt' wanted " 1 •t" R o~· 1 t Sm 1lh . 3:.!, o nc- Cidl i'U Exceptional Coats ~1. (' to · pound a, I :.."'o- 1 )11m'ou ;:; l1 l(!l.l u JJI bene! , wa~ tru' 1H· Warden P re:;tn n F: 'lllom1s i t n ok~ r s1ud. M,ter 1 ~;pnvinolng _'!'"!~'-"'·~.dJ>~ Coats that will meet with your approval in make good use ~/{)\lid furs, workman· ICI, SmUll \VeJlL lo !tutory an(! prcmptiv···_·.·. "".""".' ;o.c;.CIIf.. Lhc hclld . ship, faohion and detail. .uir~;;~ Young !lend mjuncs o.nd a brokl:'n Sm!t!l wo~ bciw·:ec! ro hnve Ll'~'Ulpj to l ~JJUY Y GUllfl WilCrn hr :tc EXCEPTIONAL PRICES cused lor "snitching_ un hlm · m·veral Wtt-k~ bg_"c wh~u ti H' wn.rrlo 11 dl · l:rcd that he and• .~P\'1 r rd ot!ll'J' Pl l· 1 j ''Jillll ~ hf\t:l sec1gled !1110.1! tadw ~(;'t.~ ln j 1holr cells, norear. ,, Rev and Mr11. I. \ C Lucas rtilfL 1 1~ ·.n r.f 1lf'aJ· M.11iet l ~ !"' ''" t ,.,,,, ..She ualiy lett you O'l't'r me, Jimmie," Aid Pat Ia a stricken voll"e, 1 ~~~~ ' L~ of their daughter, Mrs Oro~ 1 ~u Sab:e1· anrl l'amlly - -- _ _ __ ' Mr!:i Oln~r Wil~>on 110n<l TJ ( nms ' -J•.~li~CP W€lf' 3\ll•day r<~.c-. J ~ ol I ~~~ . Arthu~ &.:,gle ancl fal'111lv ' Harold Beegle who hus bl!en em' ploycd on the Iak~. 1etumed hQml' If tiS do one ttme ~r a'!other. streak of' ruthlesS: determination ~n Patrida laughed without mirth.1 ~nrt. ee:tr pitt Is a te;nble har. the Brait)lwait side of her, too- "Well, I can't very well rnake a ~1shftea a nan to hlm:ielf In hJa and I've learned that what abe trip to America to see her, and I ~ns. Pam bad left me. You were !!tarts she puts thr01igh •• Clon't Btll)pose ah&-" ;one. Thinga were. at a standstill. "Do you care for-M~!" "She'• In PIU'ie. I told you Aht ~··neither marned. nor, fret'!. ; · "Yea, I care for 'her. It would be 'eft New York as soon as PaJW ~n I met Myra. ~at! all. I m Impossible for a lonely man not to left me." ;ot JU&tifylnr myself. I m ?uat tell- care for a woman wboae everY .. Oh, I ~." , ~~~u exactly how lt came tbou~rht was for him; whosa ever:v "'No, you dob't 1@8," he Raid ~ou . act revolved around him; whose quickly. "I didn't come to EuroPt "Did J'OU ten Aunt Pam what every wish was .ubservient· tc hill beeau~~e she wu here. 1 bad buai;>u've told me!" , But J don't care for her as I did nea1 In London. And I came tc 1 ' No. What wu t.!te ,uM! .Shed and ·still do for · ~am. Npr ·uJ •di'd. par,tt, to ·.~ ·;yoQ.. ' I ' ~fked .- ~ l!ortl' Jken a year in which to ttnnk it and •till do for you, Pat." ' '. · on ;the 'plibne aAfir 1 &'Ot in. Sht "[!J &he-the ISO~ of woman you didn't lr:nq\'t' J wu In , Eurape. I U out and decide what abe wanted 'do.'' could-marry?" told her I bad a dlnMr appoint11 ' She ..UJ left JCU OYH me, "Yu--but ehe knows abcut fOU. ment with 1011 and , ehe uked mt lmmle," uid Patrlria Ill a 1trlcken l bad to tell her, of coune.'" . to brlnr 11111 O'Ar • to bu bot,.l .olee. The tboua-ht, whlth •had but "Wh7T" , afterwafd, If FOll'd come. She"d hnly tooehed her hentofare, lwu "'Bel)'ausl! I -Well, when. I told mentioned ' bd'ore that eM'd lik• p at o'DCI uDbea ...~lfl. ~er P~~ wia leaving me and that t~ meet 3<-cu. Slie'• waitinr. But, of . ..No. I dontt tbhit ao. I ue a It woUld be ~1t'for h~ to co away' ~ .1 dop"t · W~t.Jou .-.> to co ~deal now that I dido't ~btl- -1-well, I hod to tell her." aialUt ~ Jour wtU. A. -~turall)' ~re. M;aybe I've tboqbt abapt_ •"iVhat did •h~ay w~an ' you yon. kn9'W I wouldn't augpat it it 'on. .Sbe ia so Um"blt proud. told herT" "~[ didn't feel Bhe wu a thoroU&"bJy: · ~er pride eloaed tile , door that .. A ,thUqd~tr 1houk hb bir tint woman.'' Q-bt, and Mftr would let her I can't speak of lt Pat I felt ' • · 1 ~ lt., T ~~~- ~~~~ -~:ned. iL .such a ct1d. There'd n;ver ~n anr ·!1' .'!'3..11:' 1 ~;,~~~~!to:!!!IJ !t ltl fJm. ' ,} .50 $ .00 $ ~-- j 11 home. The fellow w~o .JOB!!. q~t ·qi~ IIOJ11• to~n to, ifadlo when he has moq•y, o~11hl PP.t· •.l!p,ect .his h•!'le .mercllalitu to ·credj!: !lim )Vbeh Wls tirpke. Who ijeo'e':"e• yqqr 'ill!I-· ronfi'IP· lhp p~t of town felloiV or YPI!f h<UJ~e m~r~lla~ and ne1l!!~bor? . C'Jium biJ~ -! -:t I~ftindreds 1!1. wnh With a ln rl!,i! lump 1 · -'1-:o!UJdnS · 1 ' Mf and M,rs. Lawrence Saber ,' and :..on U Columbus, s•-nt Sun... <hw with his JIHcnts, M1 •••n•'ng Bi t:QS~ R. WA ltE, SHAWNtE. i:>K:LAHbMA. m ll~ HAMMER TO ''!'OUND' NAIL ON THE HEAD" buzz of con\'ersation.. •• j "Pat dear," Jimmie was laying, "I know 70u can't understand it,. lnd I'm no~ going to tell you that I tned it one morning after we cot talk of marriage hetw~en ua; but. p.en ean't; live as clean lives aa back from .Palm Beach. It wun't -when she saw I WitS Coinl' to be: tl)any w9men do; but r want you to locked. She Wall aaleep. or pretend- free-" . know that for eight years 1 was in£" to me. I closed it, scftly-and The little violinist had mounted! •bsolutely faithful to Pam. I loved never opened lt again. One nie-bt the platform and drawn his bow 1 iler to the exclusion of all other afte-r I'd bee~ going with fd;yra for acrr<11 t.he violin as a signal that l •omen. But the ft.-. burned de-- aboQt; tbref' months I beard Pam it was timt' lt~t conversation to treasinoly after the flrst five "e•re. turn thP.: key in the do-. "' 4•·nd about -•,. ~ • A pauoe-tben • mourn lui of •-·ntho I don't know whether it ,.a•11 m1 a •o•p!o .,.. a t•vcr th a t Bhe WA1'I " " when wo Pa~-la'o mtnd ·--t 00 ".. tault or hers. Probably b.01" . Mo•t- said to me one ~'"' ...... -und •u coming home :from the Opera: rotlnd, i1avlng nto- sequence. . . . IY m Ine, I 'm &Ute. 1 be ran~to ta ke were "J'lmm1e, "u you ure to move un... b f ted p · n .uat a funny hat. _ .. Strangers l'r or rr•n ' am !8 a woman down to the club for a few weetr:a aoinc to he the tablt NapoltJon •1 tremendou• romJinti~!sm. Love. wbiht 'I'm ,ietting ready to co to played eheu on, for her must 'al!"ay~ be an adven- Paris it ma\> save you a good deal What a mes 9 life Is, Jack, too, lure. She coufdn t ~rmg her •nature of di~nomfort. It will be rather i• p?obably quite a dilfert'n\ person Into agreement '!'tb the settled more of a job to ret away this urvJ r th k' t 1 1 ~ontent I had .arr1ved at. S:he ?': time, aa I'll not be cOmlng back. sup;os.e~ 6 8 In, • • ' am 00• tented mvJ attitude ' pe•hap!J ' and I'U get my divo~e in Paris to avoid The walter had ehan--d their k'g>an to draw away from me. I d ,;~ t d he tti d d 1 h !lean a 1 as 1er IJI& possible, And, by plates &flveral times, eaeh time N!!Wn e ~ a tu e an ct er t'he way, if you lQtend to marry- &ervlnc &ometblnr dlfl'erent. The Jraw away. We had rotten rather that woman friend of youn, tt wai1lng vinltu brob ita own heart. rar a pad when yoa came. I stUl might b@- wise. if sho were to -.. Conve-'"t•'•• lifted. lo li. h but ethln"' had n •" ..... ve er: aom ... co e away until it'e an ever, People are "Myra wants to meet you, Pat,'' aappc~ lo,-aJt)r, beclnning to talk. Be a little leaa Jimmie taid. : 'The n1rht befo~ yoar father humiliating for me.' I aent Myra "Wanta to meet me? Wbyt"' returned frOm Loui:nana abe asked away at once. And I movf;!d to the ..1 don't know. And I'd like 7oti r.~ ~~ 1° away :n:i1 he ea~~t She Club.". to kno• her il;vou---e.are .to. l aup. 1 n rag me; 0 u 8 e e me "Wsre ;yoo-wUIIn1 to let Aunt POle I've some Idea of eelf~jultlfl:ea.lhe cl~ ttn;_ doo: between~r Pam go-like that?" tton In it. •[ want tua to aae-aS tooma. a oor, at never. ~ "No, I wa• aU broken up. Pa,m rca will,en11- it :voa don't Uke berwened ai::ce· We ve been fnenda. had been too much in my life to that I 'had' tome ·Jultifteatlon. She'•' N'o more. pm~s out without-" He brnke oft'. not buutlful aa Pam i•, nor h"' shr • 1 • He pau~d. 'Well, I aot tired- "But what's the use? Her father your f...,-ile lovellnesl; but she'a • md abo_nu~ably lonely. ~erhaps I made l;us fortune by fighting to the charming wcrnan- cultured and rot to pltJlll&' mys~ ll a httle. Moat llni!lh once he'd started. There'a a fine-" Til? n •• r. ~<~ lun coi'ivl<:T ·--EioR~~ows I 1 By nex~ year we hope · ~dled ptacbel will be lepl ap.tn. 'Abd even If tlley &ln 't wg .li.91f. • -,;" fe.t 'em. That m!'Y b_, weliiOn h>..:.t 'It's a very tuty dl&h. oJ sLnl:u l Hl } 10 close Jlli i SUil vastly eonte.nt. Ruuian taeea, a little fie:ree, brooding, en,l'aptnred, American faces, mobile, ,e xpressing pleasure tempered b7 Jmpatienl!t! over the unaooJstomed Jmpoeition cf ailenee. French faces, ~olemn. woehflcone, aome aullen, ~orne antmatecl , , • The D11JSie ceased. , , , A. IQUd elappinc of band.a. , , • The little lfioliniat boWing, • , • An immediate to .~ n pt·ovm~ 1\)( 1\( aJIJV ~rlous, By va.ye~t tar~ e. a Ins~~ad of Jl dead expens.e 00 the opo1.·ators thtl mine, ...... lhe 1 cafe and dining room-pasaed over her as if he dld not &ee bet, She had not told him about bet cabJa. Had meN!Iy aaid when he phoned, 'thwt she waa having dinner with a friend. Troe. lint after lut night ahe should have aaid Wlhac friend. Al80 where.. r What a ehoek it muet have been to see her like that, unexpectedlf. She milht have known he'd cotrla here for •dinner. The Regonee had been cne ot their favorite l\lndezvous when bent on escaping the ~rowd beyond the Seine, For Montr JJarn:use dpea not dine near tha Roe de RlvoU, the Avenue de l'Opera and Rue de Ia Paix. How mahy timeB tiley hud laurbed ~er at the lttttt • tht1 ne~ 1 of LUJMO , and con •,tnbul!uy forces unmedhtlel,, liuf,ed m on .he rebel:; rhc cllm£1X u1 the bnef · battle" Cl\ll:~ wllt•:1 L1eul , 1-'rui Bclll.lg .l 1t1t and ~ 1, , , 1;u1 •: HJ:s :.upporte1s e r.t•a;",•d ~~~ mu&iclan.~· ttie wllUe ihe;v Wjt,tehe;d 'tbe facetJ bf the UBtenen: 'IilciWhere'' f!llle in t~ .-ortd could one sea 'faces 10 charaeteriatic ot national temperament. Enzlisb taey, Jrt::IU, EVE!tYBODY PROSPERS Z~nJ tha.u t~t. Ws ~cbes. pears. plums, \tlueb(!rl1es, appleB and 'llHE ENDING of the co•lly coni •trike, everybody in QIJ.lnc,s. ~Y pcrtu.me the nellb· t&e entlre state prospers. The su8pen1:1lon over, men bcrbood and make the world and taxCa mUch eii.Bier to evade. who 4.!lring the trouble, were making life unhealthy for those wtio were· engaged in strike breaking are now in~ Cll;lPJ.ll'8':. there l8 only 9ne tncrc. ,, , ~ . • dlcnt _l&ckbq;. TQat's the oJ,d oon~ ~Side the mines, at work themst;:lvea wh1ch makes it safe tra~.nd ot war. And, even u oi-annr and ~~e.n~:~iblc to r~move the troops which have been sta.~ did hl've I' quarto~ rubbiDJ alcohol • • 1 ahe'li too smB.~ an old ral to wute twner.t·in the Hocktng Valley so Jong at a conslderahl(l cx-~lt en preserVes. , 1 pensev.to, the 8-tatc, said expense being borne by the tax· •lx Yea~ a man rave us I I Mr. nk.u., started. Talking df!- ~ Jac In~. Hie t~yes nrept the IB Ul ' hoped, therefore, thai Penn~ylvnnia f-lchool authorities 1 111'0 u,nct· will make sueh changeti that will remOV(~ ~uch choracteral Then~ P:Ut4 -U\el)lackDerrl@s on as iuetructors of their children, for men who will Indulge the atove to boll. She' dusts 'em otr · th Ut ·sor t of))U811lCI58 · "\liltl' and 1t arrives at tn UH u rneann of I'tvc l'h I oo d , w h en not 1aWith deltberat!! and when maJectlc elmmer on dqt.y nt school, are indeed pour idcnl::; for children of IYOIJ at-,rt anJtnna. Boy, you can I smell blactbert(e& for nUlea and YOU • 1 any a_ge. 1 dOn't need a national · hOOk-up. ' If there'e ai;\Jithtug ¥c<JIM ~· l!l!t hom~ c i hel ,parentt, ,...,,'IJe l&isted~ · music is played in Parle ' be I •med to. not to cover con. lto versa >. :M:ra, and Mrs. 0eo. J'redertck. It would seem thut these two fellows are clearl.}l out of their sphere as teachers for if there is one l'fOUp of tH.!ople who should have such u. make-up that they can steer clear of professional gambllng, it is the instructors of the children whosq lives are greatly molded by the inftuenc.c exerted by their school teachers. While life may be properly said to be a gamblo, it dm!s not follow that it is necessary that we spend our time in losinft our earthly possessio.r;ts in an effort to gain the posse~iouJS of some one else withc;mt the htlCessity of doing ::~orne kind of honest, constructiV:e toil. It may b'e true that tllk world owe!Hls a living but it is equally true that that living is to be delivered only after an honest, consdentio9-: Eiffort has been expended toward earning it. Go'd hO'lJ>~ ' thooe "'ho' belli tliefti!O!m!s, ·it u true · day a'Uhc day the great FrankHp uttered the words, and ~ our nelfbborbooa n now Qs 'then it was not meant that gambling as a pro- around the I1.1.1t ~f Auguat and con. . . . f . , • . tlnUE.& un,til exhil.uatcd. f eBBlOU was a conscJentlous way o securmg ones 1Lvmg. · __ No man can be considered a good citizen if he can 1 Plret of ap., aranny arabs her~elf . . , . abo~1t six h~r;lred QUi!J't Jars and llot show fi.Omc. reKult of h1s hnvmg done ~omethl\tM' whtch 1 boW~:s. 'J1l)t•1 easy &nee tile Noble has been a help to hiM commnnity. In order for him to do\ Ex!*rll,nent aot tQO toJal. A good . bottle jumper cam RO trom coaat to that he must he somtJLhJng more than an Idler. It h! to be CDf&tlt wlth.out touchln&: roo~ on the q! · CHAP'l'ER FORTY-ONE I unc.l M1~ Exceptional Dresses E'dwSalser. .111lfred Olbb::l spent the 1 ,.,nd wl!h En!ma Jc ,11 1 ~m11': i Mlddi~J.IIli\1. ) 1 Mr and Mrll Oe01-ge Morfl fl>' r1 I r!.tUghttr of C:hnster, spent Sunday I lh 1h' l:•t' tr ~ Pl'i.l"PIJL , j\11 II I' Ll I Mrs John Parks I ~Ni IFrank F'lcrn Allllsnn, Mr nnd M 1·~ Arnot~ ar:;d ~ J.\mllv ~n•' • ll Joil n Mr aOld' Mrs. Howard Nease .S1mdny with MI. ani) Mrs /.o 11.fL RlHI famUv , 1 1 u~~uto. are vi.!Jitlnr toM , fAitner. T M N~~~ ,, .,. {f and Mr and Mrs. Hubert Icf •orm!i's I ' Style varities that you may select for every fall occuton. 1 Practical and perfectly adorable woolen dresses, tweed effect knits, all in the important new colors. ITheJ.asc::.·~__.-.,----"--~ l $ .95 1 $5~95 !~~~~~;~OU.~~~.I~~-~10,.~,!!; ·" I 1 'j I 1 ] ·" ·· New t i ' . •• . $10.00 ' '. ' ' matleooebooApolao,opplyMuo- i terole, the "'ooqtt,...irritao.t"' I ' , Ram'eeato4...,.~.,;-.,.;., cf>il&reQ-Size 6 ·to. 44 iJt wool-Suede and Silk~.SO, $5.00 ani$8.95. ' · · · NEW SK,RTS, NEW BLOUSES, NEW KIM'ONAS Don't Delay Your Fall Buying ' Sore throat. mUHUiar rbea- :95 .95 • I I .' Plckt>n~ ~'uuwhter of Mr. and Mr& ·E. M. j crepeJ, .. Antlquty.. Mr and Mt'lll. Arthur Orr are t.~e parents of a baby alrl, born P'J1('•lY Th~J little m~ iS the S'l'Rl'd- ' rm~gh ·', .00 • �• ' .. ·•AGa Tlllllll - . WliDIIDIDAY, S~UR ill, !tit. 1 ]McKEE'S CONTENTION . ' UPHELD BY COURT !"lew York Bept... 21-INI-Wayor . • • Joseph V McKee wtn remain ln otfl~e until January 1. ll.lU and • • there 'ill! II be no mayorallty eiiMrt;lao this year under a dec:laJon handed down t-oday by supreme court jua1 tl~ John McGeehan. The court upheld MeKee'a conItention that when he succeeded ~ office va.cat.ed by Jarne8 J . , Wa lke r, It waH ror the remainder of t.he 1 Wa l ke r'~; «:nn 1 An appeal I~ certain to be t&ken tc the court or appeal~ by Tammany Halt and ot.hen; who hoLd that an 1el~ctlon must be held this year. lf"1'1C1l'.U. &llf!J&T~ !!lf'~EJITATIV~ ' l'red. Klnl!tlf 11, Inc., , JEWELRY STORf. ROBBED . i' Cleve laml Sept 21-INB-Two armed gunmen today bound and l l.!lll.!&ed Henry RandlN. owner or a jewelry ~to re ht re and escaped wllh set and un11el ()Jamonds valued at. ~ ~-~ Pltllburr1 MUwo~'"· nearly $6 000 ., CHINIUIF. AD!\fiRAI. MIJRDEREO "' ' . ' REBELLION COMES TO UNTIMELY ENlD 'l'.ltE SUPB.EME RULER-Exalt ye the Lord M •l"l:.l. F I. St,.· "fttd lClleJllOI\ Oil tilt " ..:tnd o, Mindanao w.~ cnCI.ru.l ·' • God, ~nd ';VOfS~ip at His footstool; for He is holy .-Psa. 99 :5 . • ~ ]L lt• ;IH.!'.I ' with the s hoo(lhg to death of a.l!'r one const-abulary p rt \ate had been kdlcd &.nd foUl wounded. l\l;.l0l'(llll8 Lo wo1 d rPcel,e 1 rw,r J ;,\lu Mono.n11ulo. nutwe le•lder hoisted th~ red flag Ove1 Out<a TuJdn~· l ~aaeJ • ' P ENNSYI.V,ANIA, it ·•ppelil'll, Ira• a varicW of eddcator• umong its thousands of teachers, for it has been re~ 1 The cently announced that two In one of the Keyotone State's cities, 'have been arrested for owning and operating a P. R. Orr called on L""'" the gambling resort when they were not on duty at school. Kush¥iDe ·- mo~ tantaii- f. 1 msy new he ~nrn,ed ipto an asset and instead of the sol• ' diers being m~ntained by the state, those who were working wl\en called for strike duty, may return to ther joba so "that · every~ody in the whole state is in much better shape 4]naneial)y, not to mention the freedom fr'V.'_l worr~ over dtlll!liblc vlolen.ce~ brought about by the iliaagreement. 'fl!.e inciden~ s_h;nply goos to prove most conclusiv~;ly, wh~t h·" alrendy b$en ¥n established fact, numely th•t •trikes' ·bene.l it I'IQ\>.9.111 if.ireetly tonnected with the b,us.ine¥S involve(! and hf\rrn thous•nds who are• indirectly connected with the,'!' . . It Ill earnestly to l>e. ho,~>ed that the near f.W:ure wiH brin1 about some change whereby strikes will be unncce*'art 'and nev.er indulged in. When that day arriveH and capital and labor hij,ve ~;o H.l.ived their difficullies and n:teet e~ccp_ otherr on, a cu,mrnon ~l_J,ne, this country will have rp111.de 4rreat strides rorward towurd solvi!ll!"m~ny <if o~f jqqqstrlal pro.blems. •" Don't jluy tjle ohln"l~•lo1f •of your own houow ~Y trad, in8 A\f&Y f1'9m home. ' 1',b~t 'illa~~& the •!her town r~cher and YP91'11 pporer ~p4 l<lw~r• !he v~lue of ,your own ·rrop•rtY fAr ll!Pfe tllap ypu can yv~ bf• tr•~IPI *way !ro111 I • . . . .., . .' ' 'TO ., · bi'iUl4,ild whole peache1 to l ---- -- .::,::;;, :=...:,~tj:;'"TJl~-'--:rr ---~~ ').l~c111hot, En!llan~, ~fe """'" !1\ineuve~ jp ~h~ B.l>e>.,.U4J>!'A' • they ro•·•nJet l\!\dY ~~-~'op Orleans? t .q f J' 'I l <> H I ' ' K 1 · ·~ ... '" ' , ")I " ' • ~ ··· 0 . 'l' 1.. 1!_. I~ ~l Our Mr. Edward Eberrbach went to t!-;c -r~<trkei w;th his quality ears clore to the ground and fw·hion eyes glued t.o the lines. Very alert for "buys"- ever, alive to exceptional quality at an cx·.· eptio,•al pricr. - Come! See what he hat brou ~ht back for your selecton . L<11.1L :sa. (,., Ill. , :1\' :n of New Models. on lll.s lv ~t d. Cl :> \'l:' ltmd 11cgro 0 •1 lo l'l'll hi.: II LJaJ Y licsjl i.a l inJW'e(1 I.J y uw.U· '' 1 :.n "• I l 1.1 ) .~, ' I I. I, (Jilol • l~lJ ll .lll.ll!ll\~1' lO l iJ•I('(I liP ),;~I J I'! Ill\ li ll u /1! ))I et<n cf! llt' wanted " 1 •t" R o~· 1 t Sm 1lh . 3:.!, o nc- Cidl i'U Exceptional Coats ~1. (' to · pound a, I :.."'o- 1 )11m'ou ;:; l1 l(!l.l u JJI bene! , wa~ tru' 1H· Warden P re:;tn n F: 'lllom1s i t n ok~ r s1ud. M,ter 1 ~;pnvinolng _'!'"!~'-"'·~.dJ>~ Coats that will meet with your approval in make good use ~/{)\lid furs, workman· ICI, SmUll \VeJlL lo !tutory an(! prcmptiv···_·.·. "".""".' ;o.c;.CIIf.. Lhc hclld . ship, faohion and detail. .uir~;;~ Young !lend mjuncs o.nd a brokl:'n Sm!t!l wo~ bciw·:ec! ro hnve Ll'~'Ulpj to l ~JJUY Y GUllfl WilCrn hr :tc EXCEPTIONAL PRICES cused lor "snitching_ un hlm · m·veral Wtt-k~ bg_"c wh~u ti H' wn.rrlo 11 dl · l:rcd that he and• .~P\'1 r rd ot!ll'J' Pl l· 1 j ''Jillll ~ hf\t:l sec1gled !1110.1! tadw ~(;'t.~ ln j 1holr cells, norear. ,, Rev and Mr11. I. \ C Lucas rtilfL 1 1~ ·.n r.f 1lf'aJ· M.11iet l ~ !"' ''" t ,.,,,, ..She ualiy lett you O'l't'r me, Jimmie," Aid Pat Ia a stricken voll"e, 1 ~~~~ ' L~ of their daughter, Mrs Oro~ 1 ~u Sab:e1· anrl l'amlly - -- _ _ __ ' Mr!:i Oln~r Wil~>on 110n<l TJ ( nms ' -J•.~li~CP W€lf' 3\ll•day r<~.c-. J ~ ol I ~~~ . Arthu~ &.:,gle ancl fal'111lv ' Harold Beegle who hus bl!en em' ploycd on the Iak~. 1etumed hQml' If tiS do one ttme ~r a'!other. streak of' ruthlesS: determination ~n Patrida laughed without mirth.1 ~nrt. ee:tr pitt Is a te;nble har. the Brait)lwait side of her, too- "Well, I can't very well rnake a ~1shftea a nan to hlm:ielf In hJa and I've learned that what abe trip to America to see her, and I ~ns. Pam bad left me. You were !!tarts she puts thr01igh •• Clon't Btll)pose ah&-" ;one. Thinga were. at a standstill. "Do you care for-M~!" "She'• In PIU'ie. I told you Aht ~··neither marned. nor, fret'!. ; · "Yea, I care for 'her. It would be 'eft New York as soon as PaJW ~n I met Myra. ~at! all. I m Impossible for a lonely man not to left me." ;ot JU&tifylnr myself. I m ?uat tell- care for a woman wboae everY .. Oh, I ~." , ~~~u exactly how lt came tbou~rht was for him; whosa ever:v "'No, you dob't 1@8," he Raid ~ou . act revolved around him; whose quickly. "I didn't come to EuroPt "Did J'OU ten Aunt Pam what every wish was .ubservient· tc hill beeau~~e she wu here. 1 bad buai;>u've told me!" , But J don't care for her as I did nea1 In London. And I came tc 1 ' No. What wu t.!te ,uM! .Shed and ·still do for · ~am. Npr ·uJ •di'd. par,tt, to ·.~ ·;yoQ.. ' I ' ~fked .- ~ l!ortl' Jken a year in which to ttnnk it and •till do for you, Pat." ' '. · on ;the 'plibne aAfir 1 &'Ot in. Sht "[!J &he-the ISO~ of woman you didn't lr:nq\'t' J wu In , Eurape. I U out and decide what abe wanted 'do.'' could-marry?" told her I bad a dlnMr appoint11 ' She ..UJ left JCU OYH me, "Yu--but ehe knows abcut fOU. ment with 1011 and , ehe uked mt lmmle," uid Patrlria Ill a 1trlcken l bad to tell her, of coune.'" . to brlnr 11111 O'Ar • to bu bot,.l .olee. The tboua-ht, whlth •had but "Wh7T" , afterwafd, If FOll'd come. She"d hnly tooehed her hentofare, lwu "'Bel)'ausl! I -Well, when. I told mentioned ' bd'ore that eM'd lik• p at o'DCI uDbea ...~lfl. ~er P~~ wia leaving me and that t~ meet 3<-cu. Slie'• waitinr. But, of . ..No. I dontt tbhit ao. I ue a It woUld be ~1t'for h~ to co away' ~ .1 dop"t · W~t.Jou .-.> to co ~deal now that I dido't ~btl- -1-well, I hod to tell her." aialUt ~ Jour wtU. A. -~turall)' ~re. M;aybe I've tboqbt abapt_ •"iVhat did •h~ay w~an ' you yon. kn9'W I wouldn't augpat it it 'on. .Sbe ia so Um"blt proud. told herT" "~[ didn't feel Bhe wu a thoroU&"bJy: · ~er pride eloaed tile , door that .. A ,thUqd~tr 1houk hb bir tint woman.'' Q-bt, and Mftr would let her I can't speak of lt Pat I felt ' • · 1 ~ lt., T ~~~- ~~~~ -~:ned. iL .such a ct1d. There'd n;ver ~n anr ·!1' .'!'3..11:' 1 ~;,~~~~!to:!!!IJ !t ltl fJm. ' ,} .50 $ .00 $ ~-- j 11 home. The fellow w~o .JOB!!. q~t ·qi~ IIOJ11• to~n to, ifadlo when he has moq•y, o~11hl PP.t· •.l!p,ect .his h•!'le .mercllalitu to ·credj!: !lim )Vbeh Wls tirpke. Who ijeo'e':"e• yqqr 'ill!I-· ronfi'IP· lhp p~t of town felloiV or YPI!f h<UJ~e m~r~lla~ and ne1l!!~bor? . C'Jium biJ~ -! -:t I~ftindreds 1!1. wnh With a ln rl!,i! lump 1 · -'1-:o!UJdnS · 1 ' Mf and M,rs. Lawrence Saber ,' and :..on U Columbus, s•-nt Sun... <hw with his JIHcnts, M1 •••n•'ng Bi t:QS~ R. WA ltE, SHAWNtE. i:>K:LAHbMA. m ll~ HAMMER TO ''!'OUND' NAIL ON THE HEAD" buzz of con\'ersation.. •• j "Pat dear," Jimmie was laying, "I know 70u can't understand it,. lnd I'm no~ going to tell you that I tned it one morning after we cot talk of marriage hetw~en ua; but. p.en ean't; live as clean lives aa back from .Palm Beach. It wun't -when she saw I WitS Coinl' to be: tl)any w9men do; but r want you to locked. She Wall aaleep. or pretend- free-" . know that for eight years 1 was in£" to me. I closed it, scftly-and The little violinist had mounted! •bsolutely faithful to Pam. I loved never opened lt again. One nie-bt the platform and drawn his bow 1 iler to the exclusion of all other afte-r I'd bee~ going with fd;yra for acrr<11 t.he violin as a signal that l •omen. But the ft.-. burned de-- aboQt; tbref' months I beard Pam it was timt' lt~t conversation to treasinoly after the flrst five "e•re. turn thP.: key in the do-. "' 4•·nd about -•,. ~ • A pauoe-tben • mourn lui of •-·ntho I don't know whether it ,.a•11 m1 a •o•p!o .,.. a t•vcr th a t Bhe WA1'I " " when wo Pa~-la'o mtnd ·--t 00 ".. tault or hers. Probably b.01" . Mo•t- said to me one ~'"' ...... -und •u coming home :from the Opera: rotlnd, i1avlng nto- sequence. . . . IY m Ine, I 'm &Ute. 1 be ran~to ta ke were "J'lmm1e, "u you ure to move un... b f ted p · n .uat a funny hat. _ .. Strangers l'r or rr•n ' am !8 a woman down to the club for a few weetr:a aoinc to he the tablt NapoltJon •1 tremendou• romJinti~!sm. Love. wbiht 'I'm ,ietting ready to co to played eheu on, for her must 'al!"ay~ be an adven- Paris it ma\> save you a good deal What a mes 9 life Is, Jack, too, lure. She coufdn t ~rmg her •nature of di~nomfort. It will be rather i• p?obably quite a dilfert'n\ person Into agreement '!'tb the settled more of a job to ret away this urvJ r th k' t 1 1 ~ontent I had .arr1ved at. S:he ?': time, aa I'll not be cOmlng back. sup;os.e~ 6 8 In, • • ' am 00• tented mvJ attitude ' pe•hap!J ' and I'U get my divo~e in Paris to avoid The walter had ehan--d their k'g>an to draw away from me. I d ,;~ t d he tti d d 1 h !lean a 1 as 1er IJI& possible, And, by plates &flveral times, eaeh time N!!Wn e ~ a tu e an ct er t'he way, if you lQtend to marry- &ervlnc &ometblnr dlfl'erent. The Jraw away. We had rotten rather that woman friend of youn, tt wai1lng vinltu brob ita own heart. rar a pad when yoa came. I stUl might b@- wise. if sho were to -.. Conve-'"t•'•• lifted. lo li. h but ethln"' had n •" ..... ve er: aom ... co e away until it'e an ever, People are "Myra wants to meet you, Pat,'' aappc~ lo,-aJt)r, beclnning to talk. Be a little leaa Jimmie taid. : 'The n1rht befo~ yoar father humiliating for me.' I aent Myra "Wanta to meet me? Wbyt"' returned frOm Loui:nana abe asked away at once. And I movf;!d to the ..1 don't know. And I'd like 7oti r.~ ~~ 1° away :n:i1 he ea~~t She Club.". to kno• her il;vou---e.are .to. l aup. 1 n rag me; 0 u 8 e e me "Wsre ;yoo-wUIIn1 to let Aunt POle I've some Idea of eelf~jultlfl:ea.lhe cl~ ttn;_ doo: between~r Pam go-like that?" tton In it. •[ want tua to aae-aS tooma. a oor, at never. ~ "No, I wa• aU broken up. Pa,m rca will,en11- it :voa don't Uke berwened ai::ce· We ve been fnenda. had been too much in my life to that I 'had' tome ·Jultifteatlon. She'•' N'o more. pm~s out without-" He brnke oft'. not buutlful aa Pam i•, nor h"' shr • 1 • He pau~d. 'Well, I aot tired- "But what's the use? Her father your f...,-ile lovellnesl; but she'a • md abo_nu~ably lonely. ~erhaps I made l;us fortune by fighting to the charming wcrnan- cultured and rot to pltJlll&' mys~ ll a httle. Moat llni!lh once he'd started. There'a a fine-" Til? n •• r. ~<~ lun coi'ivl<:T ·--EioR~~ows I 1 By nex~ year we hope · ~dled ptacbel will be lepl ap.tn. 'Abd even If tlley &ln 't wg .li.91f. • -,;" fe.t 'em. That m!'Y b_, weliiOn h>..:.t 'It's a very tuty dl&h. oJ sLnl:u l Hl } 10 close Jlli i SUil vastly eonte.nt. Ruuian taeea, a little fie:ree, brooding, en,l'aptnred, American faces, mobile, ,e xpressing pleasure tempered b7 Jmpatienl!t! over the unaooJstomed Jmpoeition cf ailenee. French faces, ~olemn. woehflcone, aome aullen, ~orne antmatecl , , • The D11JSie ceased. , , , A. IQUd elappinc of band.a. , , • The little lfioliniat boWing, • , • An immediate to .~ n pt·ovm~ 1\)( 1\( aJIJV ~rlous, By va.ye~t tar~ e. a Ins~~ad of Jl dead expens.e 00 the opo1.·ators thtl mine, ...... lhe 1 cafe and dining room-pasaed over her as if he dld not &ee bet, She had not told him about bet cabJa. Had meN!Iy aaid when he phoned, 'thwt she waa having dinner with a friend. Troe. lint after lut night ahe should have aaid Wlhac friend. Al80 where.. r What a ehoek it muet have been to see her like that, unexpectedlf. She milht have known he'd cotrla here for •dinner. The Regonee had been cne ot their favorite l\lndezvous when bent on escaping the ~rowd beyond the Seine, For Montr JJarn:use dpea not dine near tha Roe de RlvoU, the Avenue de l'Opera and Rue de Ia Paix. How mahy timeB tiley hud laurbed ~er at the lttttt • tht1 ne~ 1 of LUJMO , and con •,tnbul!uy forces unmedhtlel,, liuf,ed m on .he rebel:; rhc cllm£1X u1 the bnef · battle" Cl\ll:~ wllt•:1 L1eul , 1-'rui Bclll.lg .l 1t1t and ~ 1, , , 1;u1 •: HJ:s :.upporte1s e r.t•a;",•d ~~~ mu&iclan.~· ttie wllUe ihe;v Wjt,tehe;d 'tbe facetJ bf the UBtenen: 'IilciWhere'' f!llle in t~ .-ortd could one sea 'faces 10 charaeteriatic ot national temperament. Enzlisb taey, Jrt::IU, EVE!tYBODY PROSPERS Z~nJ tha.u t~t. Ws ~cbes. pears. plums, \tlueb(!rl1es, appleB and 'llHE ENDING of the co•lly coni •trike, everybody in QIJ.lnc,s. ~Y pcrtu.me the nellb· t&e entlre state prospers. The su8pen1:1lon over, men bcrbood and make the world and taxCa mUch eii.Bier to evade. who 4.!lring the trouble, were making life unhealthy for those wtio were· engaged in strike breaking are now in~ Cll;lPJ.ll'8':. there l8 only 9ne tncrc. ,, , ~ . • dlcnt _l&ckbq;. TQat's the oJ,d oon~ ~Side the mines, at work themst;:lvea wh1ch makes it safe tra~.nd ot war. And, even u oi-annr and ~~e.n~:~iblc to r~move the troops which have been sta.~ did hl've I' quarto~ rubbiDJ alcohol • • 1 ahe'li too smB.~ an old ral to wute twner.t·in the Hocktng Valley so Jong at a conslderahl(l cx-~lt en preserVes. , 1 pensev.to, the 8-tatc, said expense being borne by the tax· •lx Yea~ a man rave us I I Mr. nk.u., started. Talking df!- ~ Jac In~. Hie t~yes nrept the IB Ul ' hoped, therefore, thai Penn~ylvnnia f-lchool authorities 1 111'0 u,nct· will make sueh changeti that will remOV(~ ~uch choracteral Then~ P:Ut4 -U\el)lackDerrl@s on as iuetructors of their children, for men who will Indulge the atove to boll. She' dusts 'em otr · th Ut ·sor t of))U811lCI58 · "\liltl' and 1t arrives at tn UH u rneann of I'tvc l'h I oo d , w h en not 1aWith deltberat!! and when maJectlc elmmer on dqt.y nt school, are indeed pour idcnl::; for children of IYOIJ at-,rt anJtnna. Boy, you can I smell blactbert(e& for nUlea and YOU • 1 any a_ge. 1 dOn't need a national · hOOk-up. ' If there'e ai;\Jithtug ¥c<JIM ~· l!l!t hom~ c i hel ,parentt, ,...,,'IJe l&isted~ · music is played in Parle ' be I •med to. not to cover con. lto versa >. :M:ra, and Mrs. 0eo. J'redertck. It would seem thut these two fellows are clearl.}l out of their sphere as teachers for if there is one l'fOUp of tH.!ople who should have such u. make-up that they can steer clear of professional gambllng, it is the instructors of the children whosq lives are greatly molded by the inftuenc.c exerted by their school teachers. While life may be properly said to be a gamblo, it dm!s not follow that it is necessary that we spend our time in losinft our earthly possessio.r;ts in an effort to gain the posse~iouJS of some one else withc;mt the htlCessity of doing ::~orne kind of honest, constructiV:e toil. It may b'e true that tllk world owe!Hls a living but it is equally true that that living is to be delivered only after an honest, consdentio9-: Eiffort has been expended toward earning it. Go'd hO'lJ>~ ' thooe "'ho' belli tliefti!O!m!s, ·it u true · day a'Uhc day the great FrankHp uttered the words, and ~ our nelfbborbooa n now Qs 'then it was not meant that gambling as a pro- around the I1.1.1t ~f Auguat and con. . . . f . , • . tlnUE.& un,til exhil.uatcd. f eBBlOU was a conscJentlous way o securmg ones 1Lvmg. · __ No man can be considered a good citizen if he can 1 Plret of ap., aranny arabs her~elf . . , . abo~1t six h~r;lred QUi!J't Jars and llot show fi.Omc. reKult of h1s hnvmg done ~omethl\tM' whtch 1 boW~:s. 'J1l)t•1 easy &nee tile Noble has been a help to hiM commnnity. In order for him to do\ Ex!*rll,nent aot tQO toJal. A good . bottle jumper cam RO trom coaat to that he must he somtJLhJng more than an Idler. It h! to be CDf&tlt wlth.out touchln&: roo~ on the q! · CHAP'l'ER FORTY-ONE I unc.l M1~ Exceptional Dresses E'dwSalser. .111lfred Olbb::l spent the 1 ,.,nd wl!h En!ma Jc ,11 1 ~m11': i Mlddi~J.IIli\1. ) 1 Mr and Mrll Oe01-ge Morfl fl>' r1 I r!.tUghttr of C:hnster, spent Sunday I lh 1h' l:•t' tr ~ Pl'i.l"PIJL , j\11 II I' Ll I Mrs John Parks I ~Ni IFrank F'lcrn Allllsnn, Mr nnd M 1·~ Arnot~ ar:;d ~ J.\mllv ~n•' • ll Joil n Mr aOld' Mrs. Howard Nease .S1mdny with MI. ani) Mrs /.o 11.fL RlHI famUv , 1 1 u~~uto. are vi.!Jitlnr toM , fAitner. T M N~~~ ,, .,. {f and Mr and Mrs. Hubert Icf •orm!i's I ' Style varities that you may select for every fall occuton. 1 Practical and perfectly adorable woolen dresses, tweed effect knits, all in the important new colors. ITheJ.asc::.·~__.-.,----"--~ l $ .95 1 $5~95 !~~~~~;~OU.~~~.I~~-~10,.~,!!; ·" I 1 'j I 1 ] ·" ·· New t i ' . •• . $10.00 ' '. ' ' matleooebooApolao,opplyMuo- i terole, the "'ooqtt,...irritao.t"' I ' , Ram'eeato4...,.~.,;-.,.;., cf>il&reQ-Size 6 ·to. 44 iJt wool-Suede and Silk~.SO, $5.00 ani$8.95. ' · · · NEW SK,RTS, NEW BLOUSES, NEW KIM'ONAS Don't Delay Your Fall Buying ' Sore throat. mUHUiar rbea- :95 .95 • I I .' Plckt>n~ ~'uuwhter of Mr. and Mr& ·E. M. j crepeJ, .. Antlquty.. Mr and Mt'lll. Arthur Orr are t.~e parents of a baby alrl, born P'J1('•lY Th~J little m~ iS the S'l'Rl'd- ' rm~gh ·', .00 • �• tti bAI!.t .... .. ' ,} . : ,• I '· ' '' ' ' • ·'• ll!lll' 'Jll&l' IT41<P • ., \, -.~ ... All'if.W'oVf LOGUE L. . l . w. ... . .: .... 104 .a u .., lrl'l ....... , .. 7. ....... .. tll 1> ·1~if.~· ""' ...... . . n 15 183 n7 " " " " " ;o 100 108 . ......... . 43 ~1<4Gt£ V{. L. "-'1l0li4L . .., ... 118 80 &\.. .~ Ga Olnclnnatl . . . . . . . 59 $1 . . . . .. . . . 88 Ill '18 '11 115 York '12 7:1 15 ·LoW• .. ... eo .-tat ~ AMEIIICArt~&~;.;..TION ~ ' i ,., •; Club .. -IJ':· . ·L. · Pet ' Mllln<Apolis . . ... .m . '! . ttl: ,.... Colum'bus .' . . -·~·-, . · 1 .......-~ Milwaukee ... : . ~. ~. · 'l& ' 1!~ lndianapolili. . . . . . . iS '16 .5~ Toledo . . . . . . . . . . . 8ll 79 .500 Ka nsa.s cay . . . . . 18 &3 .483 Bt. Faul . .... .... 68 93 .fl4 Lo.p.svure . . . .. . . . . 63 oa .391 > -- .. ! y~~TERDAY'8 I RESULTS &.M~IC•N A8fiOC.UTION Tclt.ldo ~~ ~Wil~WI <,rain.) Qt. Pa\11 ~. Kan&as City 4. KiU1:1iDrS Clty 5, St. PaUl 1. J41lnu,k8e T, M:lnneapoll8 6. Mllw&:Ukte li, li!I:mneapoli! f. Ind~napoliB at Louisville <ralnJ NATIONAL LEAG\JIE Nttw York 13, Boat.on 3. Chleago 5, Pltt.!bllJ1h 2. PittllbUI'R'h 3, Obiearo o. Brooklyn 3, Phtlidclphla. L In Columlm# St. Lou1B 3, CIDct.unatl 1. ' ITOP~T,.. . AftiEBICAH LEAGUb Wubtng:ton f, Boaton 1. Cltiveland 5, St. Louls 2. O)evele.nd 11, St. LDuts 2. Chicago at :ue~roit (mi.n.) Only games scheduled. GATtlhi!S TODAY MAIL. AMt'.RJCAN A.SSOCII\1'10N 81<1N45 CA'SPE:R Toledo at COlumbus. ANOTHER LETTER '(two sam~) Indianapolis at Louh;v1Ue. Mlnneapolill at Milwaukee. FI\OMTI!E st. Paul at Kansas City. NATIONAL LEAGUE Oinc.innatl at st. Loull3. Pitt&bursh at Ohleago. :''::'· Af;!es-014.·a'ml New Boston at New York. Only Rames sche!ilulecl. AMERICAN I.EAGI.!!: it;ii-w;,;;.;.,~o;.........~ . B~;IIMlDIN BURNLEY st. Louis "" Cleyel&rld. Wa.sbinRtOll at Bolston. 'I ' ~ ...;~O~~y~~o.rat k atDetro1t. Phi.Jadelphh•. ... . __._ . ¥&raaret Hysell and JeMie Smith ~ or OD!umbus &re spending a rew da.y11 with Mrs. Walter Dodson aJ•d Mrs. Charley M!>Ort' . Je88le SnilUl tool{ supper Bat· urday evenlns wtth Mrs. Ltt.wreno.;e Smith, ' Charley Lambert ha~ mDvM to Loot-- --·---' ML Rllcl Mr!i, C. G. Kr.n• (LIH: a.osT-t.tccu~~e til!; No. 214~ 790 dn~g;l1t~f c: Athtna, r'))Cnt Stmdn.:v amitewllerc In ~m.el'(Jy 01' Mid~ he; c w. h rc1l\tiVf1. dkipOrt. Call P.u.ul Bailey at Mrr .. M. 0 . Ohrl~tt Uml sun are Oovcrrt• BP):ery. 9·19·3t vld~IJ'fg ~he fbfmr-r ·s dauglit .'r. Mr!l. Llo:.od Thom~~ton, h1 Hunttnr.NoTICE t ~ :1. I will twt bt. reSpons!t::tc fDr any Ml~ll Mary Mll.tQQl'CL J),tvls 'lf debts conLrocl.cd by ~tn1onc other Onk Hlll, Ls v!Hltlng ~his wcelc: than myaelf. with Mn;. Wrmm•d ftult. W. E. Motley hit! mother Jes:~lo Russell. Bett :~ and n_t'SS.e Mo"Jre Wilti a recent guest or Mrs. Tom Moore. M~a. era•L.L.rAAJr YOIJI¥i ... .... Jc.s1ue . '" WHO WOIGL.D · SEIGIES • .-. ' •l.ll ,.,.,1, pen:ale. .. . ''.' ..• • ccUt9n broadcloth or a blue and 1 Fjr.candy win~r.stripe flannel is a niee me· I white percale. ditmt in plain or prinL \ .....' " .... • • ~. ' ~ ·~. cf~IIJ , .,:otmn flla'-tl""' Bq 11o \ l•j 4, Tt~l"'' """"•"'""' 'l ~~'"' ~ ' I llfY, ~~!Mil>: . •'1·.' ' : I· ' , AJN'T JT !r_.:~~~!..~!..~~~~~~~~:!.' t---...:.-.J-..:.,....-.'-"'--"""-'"""""-,.; f. ' W1U11!, NEVER atlLE"E A!lfril11>16 'iou >\EAR ~NO ON\Y :\itlf OF wHA'I' Yoll si;;e :· ' ., .'' ~ folio.,.. I f WIYI- •.-. 1 I1 'F•'t,!on .... ...• f., ;,..,. Send IS ·c;,ah (in stamps or rqitl) j . ~ll 'PI,fr.au. Wrlte (al'f:f011y ifl~ !tla1Dty yo'lft' name aqd· iull ad· d.r~s.~ the nu~1ber o£ the paltem llfld tbe Bllt you want . A~drcu yDur letter in the 1 ... • ~;;;;~ii~~~~=,;~ii~~~?i;;;i~~~=~~~;i~~~~~~~~ . ~· ..,"<. --- · ~· ~tU,~:~ ~ · ~!'4-thili. C>up.on lill•d out wUI b1·ip~ i 11 .,_ .,.•, tii · ~Y' '"*""' ...u. . · J:iaris pattern, No. ";782, si~c-to : ' ' ·,,. •' ..\' ,. !----------------, ., ::::::~~:~~~~~~~= Hysell Mo~t people think there is something mysterious about a newllp<ij>er ;md the manne1· in which it is assembled an<;! prep~r~d for t~e public... Perhaps that accotmts for the·hct that the awrage pel'llon thinks a newspaper is a bewspaper re,gardleas of iis news service, where it is published or the totaJ ..of its cir.eulation. It is no ~geration to PJJ.Y thalt there business men who . canMt understand why an advertisement in the Denver Post or Cheyenne Tlibune costs more pen inch than an advertisement in the Pine Bluffs Post, for in!ltance. Only the other dar.a youni ~d inexpenenced representative of \1 CqloGtfo prodl(ct called upo11 the Tribun'!·Leadet and, seemed perfectly amazed that our rate per Inch ls·htglier that tha:t of the l,.ovei11n.d ~.nd Longmont Welikly papers. To hi111 an 'ad' is an 'ad,' r"'ardless of elrculat!on, which, as the 1\i~un!!.-Le~ilr I)M!&tated b8fote, wo!M mean tljatthe NewNork.Ti-.A6l•tbe O.lilc)"ago Tribune, with tb~ hlifldreds of th,ousands of readers; tiluillld publish 11 page ad fo.r the same pricll' 1\8 th.e Cbeye!lire are Trl\lime. :3 ~ E.ltii ~"" "'"" """'*'"' 11 " ~.~." ""· ' 1f9w tD Gd TMp httlfrn I' ......• • r cu(3s J.tAVE n,;, ,,,,, N•. '1181 mc1 ,, .,,.;,.,,~ i i~ 1~11 2. to IZ. It .U ru1 A~D MAl.oAli tHE ; Sister pre£er' ftowered prints in · cceo-r, BUSH Jllltbt4 ;,. ,.,;, ... ~ ,,, .,.,,.: . , iff NnR J'CIIrt. 1 Cunninr little~ nighties suitable for· boys or a:irh. Brother willlikt; tbe111 best made of pale blut or pink 11atin finl&lt cotton broadcloth, He will' abo be pleased with gay stripes in '' ' --1 t\1 CO.PY POR BEDTlMI: AU Ti•1•1 111ttltlJ 111'1 trr•wl .,.~ 1\tl~ranret evenillg with Lee Arcber .. Mrs. Arthur Eher&bach and son :·~~.~,.~on~ Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. f:AJ HIS FI~S'r ' B~nlth. and L1.1 e Dodson spent Wednesday WII•• L. 6E" PI 'rCI-! IA! G .... Q;eQ-. M.oore is nursing Mrs. StanlA.'I th !a week. CI;H3 HU~I..E"f'2. ' Tribune header, Says: Wayne Ru~~&ell 111 sJSendlng a two weeks vacation \\'lth 8Ufldlly. ' William C. Den~i111, P..,.iolent of the Che)l'ellne (WJo.) wlfe, reeentlt. Golda Mae Moore were. rolling en Henry Smaley -"'~'\' ...•••• I ... I . ,.• ' • Mara:&ret HYStll spent saturday with her sillter, Mrs. Chaa. Moore. .Urs. Win Johrulo.n spent Su,nday wtth Mrs. Millard Romine. Mr. liJld Mra. WPlter Dodson was a gueat Gr wm. Burford Md . 8y !UD.SQN R. WAITE, SHA.WNt;E, OK1..AH9MA u~t:ht -- ---·--- . '. ...'... ' t.he lower end of Middleport 8~1~14-:n ' 81 YOU mR STOP TO . Pi'J'C;.!Ie;(a.s loJt'fH \i.!Ot2L.c,\ :$~@1~$ EXP~Il:~1 • . · Tho eirculation ~ JOod wUI!and ei;lnfidence of the coin- . w\lllitY in establil!h~d ~iws~ are not of .a mUEhl'oom groW!-"· . !f!J.eY·IP'I! the ~~ oi ye~ .~ elfon. A. ne~spllper, for mstanee, grows ·in circulation and iuflilimce wfl;h' the comml!nity it ~~erves. �• tti bAI!.t .... .. ' ,} . : ,• I '· ' '' ' ' • ·'• ll!lll' 'Jll&l' IT41<P • ., \, -.~ ... All'if.W'oVf LOGUE L. . l . w. ... . .: .... 104 .a u .., lrl'l ....... , .. 7. ....... .. tll 1> ·1~if.~· ""' ...... . . n 15 183 n7 " " " " " ;o 100 108 . ......... . 43 ~1<4Gt£ V{. L. "-'1l0li4L . .., ... 118 80 &\.. .~ Ga Olnclnnatl . . . . . . . 59 $1 . . . . .. . . . 88 Ill '18 '11 115 York '12 7:1 15 ·LoW• .. ... eo .-tat ~ AMEIIICArt~&~;.;..TION ~ ' i ,., •; Club .. -IJ':· . ·L. · Pet ' Mllln<Apolis . . ... .m . '! . ttl: ,.... Colum'bus .' . . -·~·-, . · 1 .......-~ Milwaukee ... : . ~. ~. · 'l& ' 1!~ lndianapolili. . . . . . . iS '16 .5~ Toledo . . . . . . . . . . . 8ll 79 .500 Ka nsa.s cay . . . . . 18 &3 .483 Bt. Faul . .... .... 68 93 .fl4 Lo.p.svure . . . .. . . . . 63 oa .391 > -- .. ! y~~TERDAY'8 I RESULTS &.M~IC•N A8fiOC.UTION Tclt.ldo ~~ ~Wil~WI <,rain.) Qt. Pa\11 ~. Kan&as City 4. KiU1:1iDrS Clty 5, St. PaUl 1. J41lnu,k8e T, M:lnneapoll8 6. Mllw&:Ukte li, li!I:mneapoli! f. Ind~napoliB at Louisville <ralnJ NATIONAL LEAG\JIE Nttw York 13, Boat.on 3. Chleago 5, Pltt.!bllJ1h 2. PittllbUI'R'h 3, Obiearo o. Brooklyn 3, Phtlidclphla. L In Columlm# St. Lou1B 3, CIDct.unatl 1. ' ITOP~T,.. . AftiEBICAH LEAGUb Wubtng:ton f, Boaton 1. Cltiveland 5, St. Louls 2. O)evele.nd 11, St. LDuts 2. Chicago at :ue~roit (mi.n.) Only games scheduled. GATtlhi!S TODAY MAIL. AMt'.RJCAN A.SSOCII\1'10N 81<1N45 CA'SPE:R Toledo at COlumbus. ANOTHER LETTER '(two sam~) Indianapolis at Louh;v1Ue. Mlnneapolill at Milwaukee. FI\OMTI!E st. Paul at Kansas City. NATIONAL LEAGUE Oinc.innatl at st. Loull3. Pitt&bursh at Ohleago. :''::'· Af;!es-014.·a'ml New Boston at New York. Only Rames sche!ilulecl. AMERICAN I.EAGI.!!: it;ii-w;,;;.;.,~o;.........~ . B~;IIMlDIN BURNLEY st. Louis "" Cleyel&rld. Wa.sbinRtOll at Bolston. 'I ' ~ ...;~O~~y~~o.rat k atDetro1t. Phi.Jadelphh•. ... . __._ . ¥&raaret Hysell and JeMie Smith ~ or OD!umbus &re spending a rew da.y11 with Mrs. Walter Dodson aJ•d Mrs. Charley M!>Ort' . Je88le SnilUl tool{ supper Bat· urday evenlns wtth Mrs. Ltt.wreno.;e Smith, ' Charley Lambert ha~ mDvM to Loot-- --·---' ML Rllcl Mr!i, C. G. Kr.n• (LIH: a.osT-t.tccu~~e til!; No. 214~ 790 dn~g;l1t~f c: Athtna, r'))Cnt Stmdn.:v amitewllerc In ~m.el'(Jy 01' Mid~ he; c w. h rc1l\tiVf1. dkipOrt. Call P.u.ul Bailey at Mrr .. M. 0 . Ohrl~tt Uml sun are Oovcrrt• BP):ery. 9·19·3t vld~IJ'fg ~he fbfmr-r ·s dauglit .'r. Mr!l. Llo:.od Thom~~ton, h1 Hunttnr.NoTICE t ~ :1. I will twt bt. reSpons!t::tc fDr any Ml~ll Mary Mll.tQQl'CL J),tvls 'lf debts conLrocl.cd by ~tn1onc other Onk Hlll, Ls v!Hltlng ~his wcelc: than myaelf. with Mn;. Wrmm•d ftult. W. E. Motley hit! mother Jes:~lo Russell. Bett :~ and n_t'SS.e Mo"Jre Wilti a recent guest or Mrs. Tom Moore. M~a. era•L.L.rAAJr YOIJI¥i ... .... Jc.s1ue . '" WHO WOIGL.D · SEIGIES • .-. ' •l.ll ,.,.,1, pen:ale. .. . ''.' ..• • ccUt9n broadcloth or a blue and 1 Fjr.candy win~r.stripe flannel is a niee me· I white percale. ditmt in plain or prinL \ .....' " .... • • ~. ' ~ ·~. cf~IIJ , .,:otmn flla'-tl""' Bq 11o \ l•j 4, Tt~l"'' """"•"'""' 'l ~~'"' ~ ' I llfY, ~~!Mil>: . •'1·.' ' : I· ' , AJN'T JT !r_.:~~~!..~!..~~~~~~~~:!.' t---...:.-.J-..:.,....-.'-"'--"""-'"""""-,.; f. ' W1U11!, NEVER atlLE"E A!lfril11>16 'iou >\EAR ~NO ON\Y :\itlf OF wHA'I' Yoll si;;e :· ' ., .'' ~ folio.,.. I f WIYI- •.-. 1 I1 'F•'t,!on .... ...• f., ;,..,. Send IS ·c;,ah (in stamps or rqitl) j . ~ll 'PI,fr.au. Wrlte (al'f:f011y ifl~ !tla1Dty yo'lft' name aqd· iull ad· d.r~s.~ the nu~1ber o£ the paltem llfld tbe Bllt you want . A~drcu yDur letter in the 1 ... • ~;;;;~ii~~~~=,;~ii~~~?i;;;i~~~=~~~;i~~~~~~~~ . ~· ..,"<. --- · ~· ~tU,~:~ ~ · ~!'4-thili. C>up.on lill•d out wUI b1·ip~ i 11 .,_ .,.•, tii · ~Y' '"*""' ...u. . · J:iaris pattern, No. ";782, si~c-to : ' ' ·,,. •' ..\' ,. !----------------, ., ::::::~~:~~~~~~~= Hysell Mo~t people think there is something mysterious about a newllp<ij>er ;md the manne1· in which it is assembled an<;! prep~r~d for t~e public... Perhaps that accotmts for the·hct that the awrage pel'llon thinks a newspaper is a bewspaper re,gardleas of iis news service, where it is published or the totaJ ..of its cir.eulation. It is no ~geration to PJJ.Y thalt there business men who . canMt understand why an advertisement in the Denver Post or Cheyenne Tlibune costs more pen inch than an advertisement in the Pine Bluffs Post, for in!ltance. Only the other dar.a youni ~d inexpenenced representative of \1 CqloGtfo prodl(ct called upo11 the Tribun'!·Leadet and, seemed perfectly amazed that our rate per Inch ls·htglier that tha:t of the l,.ovei11n.d ~.nd Longmont Welikly papers. To hi111 an 'ad' is an 'ad,' r"'ardless of elrculat!on, which, as the 1\i~un!!.-Le~ilr I)M!&tated b8fote, wo!M mean tljatthe NewNork.Ti-.A6l•tbe O.lilc)"ago Tribune, with tb~ hlifldreds of th,ousands of readers; tiluillld publish 11 page ad fo.r the same pricll' 1\8 th.e Cbeye!lire are Trl\lime. :3 ~ E.ltii ~"" "'"" """'*'"' 11 " ~.~." ""· ' 1f9w tD Gd TMp httlfrn I' ......• • r cu(3s J.tAVE n,;, ,,,,, N•. '1181 mc1 ,, .,,.;,.,,~ i i~ 1~11 2. to IZ. It .U ru1 A~D MAl.oAli tHE ; Sister pre£er' ftowered prints in · cceo-r, BUSH Jllltbt4 ;,. ,.,;, ... ~ ,,, .,.,,.: . , iff NnR J'CIIrt. 1 Cunninr little~ nighties suitable for· boys or a:irh. Brother willlikt; tbe111 best made of pale blut or pink 11atin finl&lt cotton broadcloth, He will' abo be pleased with gay stripes in '' ' --1 t\1 CO.PY POR BEDTlMI: AU Ti•1•1 111ttltlJ 111'1 trr•wl .,.~ 1\tl~ranret evenillg with Lee Arcber .. Mrs. Arthur Eher&bach and son :·~~.~,.~on~ Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. f:AJ HIS FI~S'r ' B~nlth. and L1.1 e Dodson spent Wednesday WII•• L. 6E" PI 'rCI-! IA! G .... Q;eQ-. M.oore is nursing Mrs. StanlA.'I th !a week. CI;H3 HU~I..E"f'2. ' Tribune header, Says: Wayne Ru~~&ell 111 sJSendlng a two weeks vacation \\'lth 8Ufldlly. ' William C. Den~i111, P..,.iolent of the Che)l'ellne (WJo.) wlfe, reeentlt. Golda Mae Moore were. rolling en Henry Smaley -"'~'\' ...•••• I ... I . ,.• ' • Mara:&ret HYStll spent saturday with her sillter, Mrs. Chaa. Moore. .Urs. Win Johrulo.n spent Su,nday wtth Mrs. Millard Romine. Mr. liJld Mra. WPlter Dodson was a gueat Gr wm. Burford Md . 8y !UD.SQN R. WAITE, SHA.WNt;E, OK1..AH9MA u~t:ht -- ---·--- . '. ...'... ' t.he lower end of Middleport 8~1~14-:n ' 81 YOU mR STOP TO . Pi'J'C;.!Ie;(a.s loJt'fH \i.!Ot2L.c,\ :$~@1~$ EXP~Il:~1 • . · Tho eirculation ~ JOod wUI!and ei;lnfidence of the coin- . w\lllitY in establil!h~d ~iws~ are not of .a mUEhl'oom groW!-"· . !f!J.eY·IP'I! the ~~ oi ye~ .~ elfon. A. ne~spllper, for mstanee, grows ·in circulation and iuflilimce wfl;h' the comml!nity it ~~erves. �• . •• r " j •f ' 1 :J• I 1 ~ ' ' ' " I' ·-- I' ·'' ' " • • ·oman Botanist KMW~ Jails and Jungles of South 4mmca I ' , WIIIOOIIIDAY, II!:P1'aOfllt ' II, 1111 -The --""' League Members ' To Meet Monday The npreaent.t.t1Vs ot IIChoa1J \ Ithe Bam t.o Yr. and llrl. Howard Bort.m, • 1011, Sept. lltb. . a number 01 ameD4ment.l wiD be .... American In Bolivia and Pararuay, Home With New • Ideu of Southern Hoopitality. ill Southeaatem Ohio At.hletie leane will meet tn tbe Welllton hl(h ochool bulldlnl, Sept 01, at o'el"'k, 11 has been •......- wh~=h~=~~ ! Obio leque ltCb~ 11 I'Oquinlsehedulo feotball can. Ihero. for an1.7 nve lUI\• memben. ........... o1 tho .... meat. Jt&te that it wou.ld be mort tal.r t.o ctet.erDUoe a cbUDJIImlhlp to han f:I.Ch member meet 'the other d~ the ...,.,, 'l'hey alJio flti.te that. m&D)' IICboobl han trou ~ ble lil ~11111\l l&el r.nd Jhool€1 ~ue ...,...,.............,.--.+...:..;.,..,.--'l !J.nstlectJm or otDcer:a tor tlle com· year and ILPPf(lvement. G1 om.. 1c.nla to handle oonterence footbl.ll 11amu t.b:L& seuon wtU be a 'J)Irt Q( the bualneu proanm after which I to do ud wbft1 to 00 tt•• Bwr.r member or t.be quad &ad the CIORb1nJ' lliaft Is de\'QtlDa every btt or enerp IPd time P-.Ible to~ nrd the wblpptna topt.Mr or • load ta.m ap.~n ~ 1HI' n mU&t not be fOfiOU,m however, thai a. team that Ia bit aa hard. u ... laat Year'a anreptiOD, by paduatlon. hu a. tou1h ••tsnmem In md:tnr replacement&. It mQR be remember· ld t.ba\ antq ot.he,a. there were 8oot..t, at oenti!J', the two 0uc1 boys HARD AT K UERY EVENIN~ =: ..... - 7• leape membtr, I" ..,.,.aJ • DEMAND BIGBE& PBJCES Cleveland, Sept. prospeeta ror 1832, ihtlft ia every I reason to believe tha.c Pomeroy fans 1 wW a:ase upon u iood a team as ia ))0881ble wtth the material at hand ~N! TEXTU 1 Athens re«1111ltlon 1Jf the dJI,lr)rmen'a eo- : an account of lt:aell, material taken c.peratlw sales assoct11.tl0n, a reso- into oona:lderatlon. &.veral 01 the Hawley moved h1.s family Jutlon adopted by 196 milk farmers boys on the aquad have ql.l8lltlcainto part of the E. 11:. Hayman at protest meettnr today wu tiona whfch should mate football ~ho~u~se~pn~r<~ol~w~h~le~h;l~o~.....,.~~~""::by~~~~to~I~P~"'=""'=ta~t~lo~n~ID~C:Ie:Yeland ~1 8 l"annle Coleman and 10n. players ofe:~perlence them when sumrJent to they knowlmblbe what - - BY 8 ATUCKEO HOOS£VHT tOilllil'bt 1 POWER ION I THf New York Governor A.oc- 1 D~Lf TESTED BAKING u1es Pre1idenl Favoriti•m GAN~H(i YWUKEN.S AS rAST CUE~ ~N' '· '" '" " '"' mcutanolhe< pYer a "'''"· board 1J111 1<t AI·J 111:' In t9:t0. · ~~~.IQ 4tYiiRS for I Vl'aytide ' ---- We urge you_ the buJJing public to take advantage of these sales at ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY. Do not be deceived the prices on cotton, wool and silks are not going downward. ' . t';?~;~l War Debt ParleY, Finally Admitt~d ~ ALUMl!'IUM Dl~~E~ ~OCKETS London Banker Glad u~ed So- Which Will a.,.,! Fruit ia Future., ' Two ~om,parqnents-and extra pie cruy -tight fitting i:ave£-h~~ .. \Vjl•e" nand!~ and wooo grip.-. ' ' ' ' THURSDAY 69C BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Mrs Edwin Btalattlsl nee Mae SnUUU of New Haven announce tht birth or a. baby Blrl bo·n TueBday, September 20, at hospital. Mr. and the Save On Holzer Ml'l. Horace Smith of Hartford are the rmndprn"Cnt'f of tne littLe Miss CARTERS.FOUNTAIN PENS $7.00 Carteo·'s Fountain Pens-red, green m· blue ... ... ... . , ....... . . .......$2.88 $1>.00 Carters Fountain Pens, blue and gold-grey and black ....... . .... $1.89 $1.00 Carters Pencils .. ... ... . ..... . 69c p,t~RAGUAY CLAIMS ANOTHER VICTORY 216 BOYS "STURDY" BLUI SHIRTS Coat style-Two pockets with button tops- Unbreakable buttons-double shoul-' ders-{ull cut sizes 12r;2 to 14- blue chambray- While they last. THURSDAY Another, SM~ent- "IRONCLAD" SILK STOCKINGS ' Chiffon and Service weight, pure silk, full fashione·d-Sizes 8% to '101,.§-New.est fall colors-Nublack, Frimch Biege, 'faljpe Mist, Brownwood, Light Gun ,Metal, Hazebiege. 29c WHITE SAYS · TRUTH CA~ELESSLY USEO Clevelana· Police Search For Killer TODAY Big Reduction tn Gasoline Prices Drallic. Cut• in Motor Fuel, Aaaounced to Take Ef. feet Friday atf.a(:k. The Chinese at .OO'J! seJz. ed the miNion bORpitsl and HChool tor a fort from which they could "WI!IINER Y.AKE ALL" With James Cagney ~: down upon the city. lmmelltatep Tlbelal'l& occupied two of the ' residences and tb.e or· converted them into upon 63 PAIRS "SCOTCH PLAID" BED BLANKETS ;D:.;;,,nN SILif UNDERWEAR BloiHIIen, Step-Ina, Pantiee Closely waven, fine cotton Bed Blankets, double bed size, 66 by 80 lnche11-All over Scotch plaids in Rose, Blue, Tan, . Lavender and grey--i!it~tched ends. ,,.1J,)~~t.Y 'l69 APA!~ .• Tailored lace trimmed-and· appliqued styles, peach and pink colors-Regular and extra slzes--tl•.t lock finished seams42 gauge tin s~ ... 11iURSDAY 1 2~~44c I -·····...· ·····~•••• :r•~ ·····j······~··k -·--- - -~ ·~------~--· o • : ~~\~~v~~~~c~~=. ~ .1-ii . -- ·•• 'I Doak Say1 ~ canster, Mn. Keith:' ·:-Miller Linked ,.'' 1 Secretary ' .. ..--.: . J: W J:.I'I:II:I.TIT.KJ!J:II I lri • • I IJ!&Jn[J::I:I .. l~~ER. WITH SMUGGLERS.'f And DeputJ Make Effort To Cov· Deficit THURSDAY Elberlelds _In Pomeroy. IAVIHRIX. 1 j Official , Poison Suspect ; PLA YEO MARKET ' News Flashes IEMI\NUIPATION rAKOON CclUJnbUI> 0 .. &pl 2'l - IN80tftclally reooanlzl.na: t.OO.ay IL5 Bmanclpa.t.lon day , Governor Oeorat' White Itt free a n~ o convlcl. 1 Victor Owlnn of Altron who .1os been aervtna: a ltf~ Lem1 for t\w. I ' l'lrot ~ murder :>! Port.f!r tb.r- County Trea•· urer $37,600 In Arrean POWDER I HAlMA !IIICIUNTS Of ·coUNTY ~ffiCIN~ Of ' ' not rnuc:!h change- In temper!\ NEWS SER'/IOE iSHDRTAG£ in you; ctiAru.: DOUBI,.E ACTING • 31-lNB-De· r.a the eoacblnl atatr at the local ·-~·.~·". to begin mandlnl hta:her mUit prlees and school has never yet tailed to l(ive ohio---Mwu,. cloudy tonla:ht and J' )l'rt.-day . probably local llhowera Jn 8out.ll po;rdj:IQ FULL baa a bl.& job in tuUng their Praettoe will asaln tak" at thl! uaual thne this even - Long Bottuo 1 WEATHER FORECAST- .... a\ th, New Olllce of Tile ~ Trlbu'l", call 236--L; If the . . _ Ollleel ask for 202-:&. Scrimma1e lndul,.d ·In Before Larp Crowd I ~~~~ At Tuesday Drill 1- I I matter R H. Hammum. MIMea Leona and t.eot& Swan from a Ylsit. with R, Swan and fam· DEADJ:RS' NO'J'ICJI - If J'IMI at t&d:le, and PlerotU lnd Wine· brenner In t.be b&ct tleld who faUe:cl &o repori for action ibla )'ear Anr tftdi whk:b 10eea a qulntet such •• thOle ftve boya were, nee~ Elroy, Ruth and Mary Jane Wood the rulea requift rUne contelta 1t Tbat Pomeroy fans are beeomtng Norma Prederiek and WUbur Me- 111 believed that a lmlte"r interest more football minded eYti'J' day was woUld re&Uit. Molt teuna have aL FJroy •t!ilflt nine pD&ea tn • eeuon 11 it mown Tuesday evemn1 when an Ed Dt!cker and fam.Uy of Belpre 1a,. 1L 18 eatd. unusually tarae crowd was prt!!senL t~pent & few da)'a wlth Mllturcl .Another • .,.ndmen• whleh _.. n when the two f~ m.entora, Prederlelr. and family. • ww Noah weaver spent a tew dl.fl5 be considered at t.hl.l meeUnr will Coaehs Farnham aad Hou.ae wl1.h Mllford Predertelr.. be tbat to reduel!! tbe: maxfmwn started their protes:H t.broulh Ulelr --------CO!£ ot the &liver lovi.Dt' cupe to dally praetlee. Pl from $25. 'nle ft.PAJ amendment Du! to th'e rain Tuesday a!terwtll be a vote ou the Queatlon of noon, the field baelr. of the IC!thool lneludlu1 lirls' buket-ball as a Wlt.S somewhat softened and per~ ~port to be spon&ored by the tea- mltud the coubea to five the boys Mrs L. J Myers )eft lalft week ~e. 1 some sctlmmap wort without talc· for Harrleti'Bv1lle •to ~~Jl4 !!lOme 'lbe offtelals o1 leque schoola in&: ltl.y unn~ry Chtmeee with tlme wlth her brother Henry Pryor art urted t.o attend Lhla important InJuries Quy Hammwn of Smlthn Ferry, :nee[ ina at the be(Jinnlna of th'l! 1 Whtle it atlllla earlY to make any Pa., Is vlaltlnl hJB brother, POllt~ prtaent aeuon 1 predictions reprdln& the team's I I HEs.~soUAD eel &o amenca.ent baftl attract.td- • Jailed•Three• Tlrnea •Co!Iere • Professor, • u Spy l o \ • • · f~ ~ .o on • which to dlreet the hospital and � 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. 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