https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4e2959ee2852a35a0b22a55fdbf46e62.pdf 0c1f5bf17c8806fae1378e3f95086abf PDF Text Text • . •• 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 $25. 'nle ft.PAJ amendment Du! to th'e rain Tuesday a!terwtll be a vote ou the Queatlon of noon, the field baelr. of the IC!thool lneludlu1 lirls' buket-ball as a Wlt.S somewhat softened and per~ ~port to be spon&ored by the tea- mltud the coubea to five the boys Mrs L. J Myers )eft lalft week ~e. 1 some sctlmmap wort without talc· for Harrleti'Bv1lle •to ~~Jl4 !!lOme 'lbe offtelals o1 leque schoola in&: ltl.y unn~ry Chtmeee with tlme wlth her brother Henry Pryor art urted t.o attend Lhla important InJuries Quy Hammwn of Smlthn Ferry, :nee[ ina at the be(Jinnlna of th'l! 1 Whtle it atlllla earlY to make any Pa., Is vlaltlnl hJB brother, POllt~ prtaent aeuon 1 predictions reprdln& the team's I I HEs.~soUAD eel &o amenca.ent baftl attract.td- • Jailed•Three• Tlrnea •Co!Iere • Professor, • u Spy l o \ • • · f~ ~ .o on • which to dlreet the hospital and �. ' ' ' .. r ,. •' ,.;; • fJ' ""'"' .. " " ., J"" I t a.iRP¥!n DJllll!ffllt>illllt< rUt " - -" I'IIIIM '1'- ..... 'b N ews •___:..:.:~:..:~;::":::::::::;.======== NOJifl ID--L lomll> C.,.qn &Del • &llll 0[ f[Ns[ W~ RRI[s - 14r& ~qtl JA~K[Ts of Kelr'l "un. 11Pil!_ It Ill'. 11\d •¥1'0- "'"'"' On ""' ll'l'f ""~' •114_ .. _"' II" ...., ~ "' "" - •I • ,, I, H. V, 0\1>11' !lll&llvoa. ~ w,ell! end WUb her ~. Mn. My- """"""' o. Ill!!'."* • i Ioili\ ·~"'''' .,~~~ "''""""!\"'l!!1011>11> J!!t. Qf ~~!'OJT'o lq1. 'l!a!ln I l!ll -oct OP A\h:i I~ ~UDJ!trJ. MENT ' -·~- Itember !!lb. bk! of Coach Clyde Bottyn this wee)C:, lUI he Ia preparing hls sque.U or ,Yellow Jacket.~ !or the cruclu,l ~t when l.hey meet ltw Jrcmon ·- Wayqo Orr and wJfe or M:Qrray- 1 1'"'' •pont "'!1>!101 •• ,tile home or team next elati.U'day I "'- ~"'=· l! Mr anc1 · amd Miss *'~ TOlaubt:m . keeulloon or I Plorepc;,e I GalUpoHI, were Ybttu* R. H Me· 1 J Culloch and family, 'lbursd.ay eve- ..,.. Mrs. Mabel Oibb$ a.nd tw:~ dalla!:hlets and Mr. and l~n Fred Jamta were villtJna Mr. aru;1 Mra. W. T . WUey, 8\U\dal'. Oeo. Shamblin ot BuffalO, N. Y, Ia visltiQI hij Uncle, Oeo. Slayton THE EUROPEAN SITUATION JHE UNITED STATES,. it;, said, fro~ns upon Germany's advances toward_,ge\fing an i!:crcaHe in arma~ mcntR while the rest of Europe ia going "hAy wire" on the subject. If, as has been repbrtet;l, the administration has made the statement to Englan·d tegarding the nttltude of America toward German demands, it simply is but another instance the gl~ring miBtakes which have been I c1a1. r..ocoml)*nted by Ervin hll parent. wr' But uptown coacbea and tnt.er- I and lin F.dpr and iuwr 1 eated raru are hopeful u each ••- JNn, lett Tbunday tor New Y!)J'k I inll.y vrell iUld prontl&ee ~h.at be will lion pretenta a better form from Otty, where he .OJ enter Oolum- I !.&~ care o1 hbl ihlll'!! of the Une, the ele't11n Oranp and Black clad bia unlvl!nlry llw M'hOOI Thomu l while Riley, polled on Ll'l.e encl poe- warrion, and many believe Lhat b)' &rvtn wu reoenUr awarded a ttlon, aeenU w be oomlnl forward $&turdat lhe t.Km wUl bate aehalanhlp in Ja• B~ anduat.ed: 11 d.efensJve play lmproved.autficleniJy 1.o stv-e the ' swnma ewn X.~ 1 Not as much o~n oe said ubout ::"' rl'ler cit)' bop p)ent)' of! State unlvenJity laat ~te. 0 ~~ 1 otheJ portJona vf the lin~ althouah rry. 1WM a member ot Phi Delta Theta J Ytmng Abbot ~ oapP.ble of prw· Bat.t.yn Is alao hopeful u the p ·o- • Phi Be&& Kappa, Sphinx and duclng a.s tht! lleal:IOD we11.n1 on. apecta look IQOd, but he l8 t.aktnc Tout Muter. I A tt=am. composed ol former Mid- no chances and ll ri.Ying the boyl ! ~ die t hi h ..~~J "dde Mrs. :z 0 Probat. le1t Wed plent,)' of bard .ort and drilllllll 1 ·s acr m- before he wm allow them l.o board ' day tor OoJ~Ilua. ...:....__, ... _ ~~;! por · If sc........ In mqed aplnlt t.he nnlty eleven the bu& bo\m.d for Lawrenoe count.y. U . WQ!l!T ~.., wu Wednesday. aa Battyn prolonaed the Not all the pnctlce ._.Lona thla l'dma1n unt. the return ot Mr. and practice sessJon with his protetefl on week have been taken. \lp wlCh de - 1 Mn Ed8&r Ervin and daUChter the defensive. tenatve playa, u the. YJ!Illow Jack· trum He• Yort.. I Bueh f<ltmer players, aa Ray et ooaeh hal ha.nded a ~ea of MW I ~v W B. Patterson, M1u Bess NNl, Swlaher, BUts AUen.aworth, pla.fll to hiB t.eam and baa drilled S&nborn. Mra. Roben Harris Mra • Balrlmy Fultz, Faulkner, Andei'Min, tht!m In tht! exe(:utlon or LhOI8 · Alfnes Solea and Nra Jennie Pt:te Rollflh, Kerns, Pickens Bnd 1playa which &hould all:l .aomewbat 18mlth motored W Wellaton Thu!.Rw;k, compo~~ed the offensive Learn , tor the we&knP.M In deien.se. Th~ Iday to at~nd the dlstric t m~tlng w!Lh Mussnmn o.ct1t1g us cen~- . , ron~st at Ironton ts scheduled tor 1of the Womell 'li P'arel&n M!lfijiOn· This team ran thrmtah ana 2 o'clock. Saturday afternoon, and ary 110elety. JHound the hllh school el¥ven ltUJle matly loeal r.. ns are preparing to Bennett and Heldop Ruwll ~f &fter time tor large 8'aln& and follbw tllf' team thereo. · I Huntlnli'ton, came Wedne.sday eViltouchdown.&, although on msny ocnllll' tor a vtslt with their moth~r, caakJns were stopped ll.ll..the defen· HEAR' INGALL'R I Mra E<lltb RWIBCil The la.lte• , e· slve play bega.n cllcking Not one turned tc. hie home Thursday ottenslve dr111 was given the varTl1e ronowlni people •ttendcd ttiDrnin&". I Broad Run, W.Va. '. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE-+ ' - - ---- --- - • .. WITHOUT CALOMEL "V ' --.;_ ..... So you can liee lar ~·m.u• aelf 1.nat :Mr. and Mrs. Alillal'CI. A.iam.s. ~ '~ M•·- . .d Mrs. Charles 'da-· •nct IIJJ the nnHtlckeftl B.rtl &l&inat the ... "'"" return o'f'Ute barroom. 1'bey keep twlns vleUed relatives and attnded n~ti.J mwnm about tile apaakessy the Melgg county fAir IBBt week. wbloh doef:ln't need a. retura ticket. Tt:;m WllUs ,of East L1verpoo1. spent t.he week end with relaTile wrlk!r Is also "ralnst t.he t.wes, t return o1 the l'lftloon. Nobody Is go~ ~1 OhappeU l&ft 8\.mday tor inl ~ allp over anr twl:lve•rear old Ilia home at :UV..vqr Palla, Pa., end· free lW.'Ulh on blm, ..........,_ ing "'' tht'tl(l weeks rYl&l. with Mt. oi Now, if there is no retrenchment, naturally millions doHarfl will be spent which could and should be spent lu paying ~'merica what i& owed to he1• by every one of the natio~ which ue making such a howl about Germany's re'l)uest for ' a faJr deal. Never naR q. aref',tei" France, EPgland and Italy as the present circum!ftanc~ hnl'!- br:ought about. First Round of Solon's Trial I made in our foreign policy and ih our effort:s. to collect the money due us from European nations. In thf' first place, any ordinary high ~chool ~tudent who is at aiJ conven~ant with the situation ip Europe, knows that En.vtnnd will never consent to ~ r.,duction of 83 1-3 per cent in her armaments; he further knows that if England doC:s not consent to the decrease, f!"rance, Italy nn~ al~ others naturallr can.not be expected to reduce J Whlch ts anQtbJ!J;' way of aaymg that there wi)] be no re-~ trenchmem on the lines suggested by M.r. Hoover. of I I and famtl1. and Mr8. Andy ~ and da.UBhk!l' Krs. Eunice Jivlden and daush( WUma. t.cr L4mort and Mrs. C<>ruella Olen- I' a~mln were Swtdi.y 1Ue6tll or Mr. MJM Lela Beaver <lf C~lhl. Born, to Mr and Mrs. FlO"~ 1•n<i Mre. J . L. Barne'Ue. z>pen t " few da.ys last week wftl• cumml, n s, a da.uahter, Sept. 16. Mr. a.nd , Mr1. R. H. McOullooh her mother, !Ira. DA8iy JJe~~over. anr;l sora Ivan Wt~Je vlllt!QJ Dolly Mother and daugbter are doing nne. , . .it'rthqr Plt.'Scller of UlllnopJ.c, 9·• 1Doolittle and famll3-· Monday eve· Mr. a,nd Mrs Howard Stover of Mr and Mns Jtllln Weaver- of RaCl.rl Barnette and wife are l'lM• Bradbury, sepnt 8undo.y witt. l.•le cine, Mr. a.nd Mrs R.o&s' Stdil.rt 'or Wr.a H. A. Barnett And ramuy tol'IQer'l5 parents, Mt. ac1l Mt'8, 8 . Bradbury, &pent Bund&y WI* Mr. and. Mt'G Ge.orge Smith. ----~-~- _,..,____ jJ!. Staver. and strength, a very present help in trouble.-Psalm 46:1. I P&a.l8 F Most of the pracUce !>tSISi<lns this W:eelr. have been conducted from Lhe dete-nlllve &nJie bt. , atlll some fpw plaaes on the forward wall are v.r, -. tUlly weak and S88' ea sily unde ~ the s lty team Wednesday evening as. ht Republican dinner and t'OOeP · .khn Zerkle ll!ft Tue!day t .. f'norul&ughtB of scrimmage <lpposl- the tnent.or attempted to perfect the (Jon given at Nel&onvllle . Wt!dt.ll&· iw< rqr_., Wlnchettl'r. Va., with th4' tton. defense. iiay, for Da.vk1 B. Inplll, l\lbenll. .. , hr.~4 4ll!P!ia of Mn1. Ben !U'dNe,l who playl'l the tackle posl· The sLrength of' Ironl.on 1..s known torlal candidate , Mn. Prankle I fll(lfld t"Jf Cllft.on. t~on .ln defens1ve, 11hows up exceed· hr.r£ a-'-"-''-"'_ld~~ have vi·- Gaylol't! Mrs E p W~~~~k_._~ra. --------- .Hickory U1apel I tually thto •me ttam that W ltt1 1 Jt.t.'ll')'n Monahan, C..pt. Tom Yellow Jackel team defeated Jwre Jontt. K&x t.mbert.. Jllr and Mn. Jut. yee.r bJ tM IITlt.lJ OlPiin ol I T. A. May aDd Ml"' Iva Brown c;; o, UJd noleu a lltr'ObPr detenee Wlddlleport. aDd. Kra. Earl Lam11 s produc.d the Ironton IQUJ.d will have little trouble when the Mid 1 TO af'l'l& COLUMIJJA dleport ttam Joutnert thert Batur- t 'l'hGmu & l:rrin ot OolumtaUI . 0R A defeuJJlve cnpa ble of stopptn1 the powerful o11erustve drlvee of oppoatng teams, seem~~ t.o be the ~rou- J.In. Int• 0&119D and ,._.oa •pent &IIUI'df'f with ..... H-·v. TIICI:er. Born 'to Mr. and Nil. Roland Tor·enoe. t.wtn boYI ~t.urday, Sep- refuge - Locala Fail To Stop Qpponenll In Scrimma1e Wedneaday ~ ond ...~-~·r9ot ~ll@,_ 'Ill'! '""'~' I=.~~.;'ll'~ ~ REFUQE, STRENGTH, HtLP-God is our ! ..... . _ . J'riotoY, - - '"' 14!'· lilld•1\111- 41""" IIIli ~r. t.ru1 ..,.Ill .. -· l - .1M ~~ ~. ik.•. ::n: ~d Til-....,....... ""'"' ... ~-'ltll~ I .C. t""lllllo "1111111111 llll ~~ ~11.11lf. 11 ~ ,...a@<t ,, qtiiQ. ~ .... • ,II ~ t ,.,_. ~ ~ ~ ~., .. ' C' JlflshBO, • ...~.• -.11 ~. ~!II! !Ill .,'"" I!O"'l"" ,, • _______ __ k "d d "'• , ,_.yre a.n &UI&n,..r o. O' .. •-J 'd& $ ' Vl<l loi"\U• pe ~ v....... Y •• ert.. la 6t week with n~lattvea ~pd 1 frlendl'l , ~ Mtll Herber t &nc and ramny spent liluudo.y with her Pl'l'et'lta, Mr Ptld Mrs. Rush S~ro ol Ran.. ... •an " pj••~h,~W.h 8 Icine. ' ~ ... .,.. ' •=:::~::-:;~;~~;~::~;;:;.~ u..,_. I Sold by l.he I otl'lcer'.s ~alnrles doubly as "reat liiS Hcnrv Rou~h nnd family and otheT Mrs Emma Chase r~lved severe I .ucu. uorw Pi~'- 011 •w. t • , Middleport. 0 any ~ uf'f~red by the rank and !lie relatJvea. bruise& when she tell at her home .,..,.....~ .. .u~oJ•v.•c. Patricia kave phone number. "M<j<••-• I muat I'D· Come and 11ee me you like." "I'll 1'0 too. I'll phone JOU 501. . 1morrow • It I may." 1 1 "Yes. Do.• Anythlnr t.o ret; • Ten - ... ' Loolt Cl!t 'th••• •' tiCI!ture•• Wilh the UJ)ited St•lcs insisting thol clu,ims for a f;_liJ' r~ presentation on the nrr;na subject; tlic I'"''~"' European cuuntl·ieR sn in~istent on kof:lping up their: own ar!lenals, would be compelled to utov &nd 4o SOfl'lC 1 t' OH- That's ~ ret.um or Lht1 af\loor.. sidering. First, they would have to fuce the fact that ~~~oo~:t~ a.'::P 1!':,'~!~~" a~~~at Iii\~ e1ther Germany must be given u chance tp llrtn lfl propor- that ..-e cap 9J;l1Y fttMe they mu+t tion to the arming dpnc by th'!!rnselvea, or they muRt do a ~~~b~Cl ,~mp ®lorttl~a.fe oxperretrenchmtJnt act, bringing them back to armaments in ----: proportion to the German status. 1 As an olct Pnpnt<el:.Jjtll\1fiGhter wt:lo still l111 oo=qbing ba1worp • • SllWdUIIt I t J(f very probable that Wlth the United States behind I out or hltl he.li we must nil1o con-the situation, di1igently prodding the tlpenQthrlftA owing 11eede the ~Int. us th ey would agree to a big reduc~ion in at:mamt!pt.s ::;===="-='--=====F before they agree to permit G,ermuny to ~avo lillY furtl!et 'MASON CITY a.rmantents. This would afford ns u 'chance to step in 1 •• ._,..., and ·ms•a · t th at th e money save d bY sma II er al'mH:!S · M11:1. OB01:gc Mce~;, ll11ught(jr anP. EIIWJ.ctJ 1 lltld SoJ1o. Ro u~ wc~e nuvieM, sho4h:l be q.pplied to ~he Ht.ag,rer:lng debt owed Ufi. vJ~l!hi.it ,¥100 Ellen Ml'.l!s at HunUt~ It does not seem poa•.dble thnt any individual or t.o~a~~~ga~rt~. Clare 1100 Blet.ndr group A[ lnQividualt~ dealing in diplomacy even {.IRrtio:lly jand WlJIIIlm Blclpc1 left Tueaday · tQ lorMiss Belle W Va could mu If sue•h a ft I'IC chal't~e tn mp.1< ~ :\t lcnst a l!l~llr~ J!Sfite t.ewt6 returned to ntir1 get back some of the millions wttlch ha11 been owed by' home Bt B~Iem after spending t!¥ Europe to our heavily laden taxpayers, the~e manr YBijfS;. ~~~d~~~ w.eeks with Mn. ~ IJ· With J4st ft, part of it in OUf treasury, we could have tak~ Mra. P. R. Car~~ey waa vialtl~ en care of the aoltliers in flne shQ.pe and never experi-~ re~u;~ t:~!r~e:!ora:~tu:~a~­ cnced the many. regrettable inCidents pertaining thereto. korsburg Sllturda)' fol' treatap.ent. : '' . ·-' . .u ,., .J ' (fJ.a .. u ~ ; Mlrap,• nld Patricia. W'hen Ia the tnlraae!" woman'• mind. You '- . ~ r ·. , '" l ~ -...~·v ,_. { . " I' ' ~· ..... , ~"..., •,!(; ~~' ~· I 1e1 > ' toi1inc to reach that cae- she aeoa tt, that'• a ahad• by . .. l I I ' · 1 M1ur Vir1lnJa Purdum return¥. i'"' bld IJ)Other Gorgou)ofT who was behead- ! TfiE SO-year for the murder P.resident Jo'rance, it> of P•.. M" Helbert Rawlln~. Mr, anJi 1 Mn. 11ull Shain and children a nd ed of Doumer of Mr9 Lucy 81Pmtone or Slaats Mills lwrself facing 't~e-.ih becantse ~Jhe waH arrellted on the w Vu. .. were week end aueatll <~t ~r nmt Mrs B. 0. l''lahtlr charge Of ~tottlinK" COJlectivi~ed grain in Russia. L. C. Furbee alld Plm·e.noc MoIn' 'Russiq. • tho c'ountry many of the RedB and Cqm- dumu were visiting Mr and MrP (. •, -' M. L Pu1~ and fa.muy at Ore~t munists of thJs c~)ln~rY would }}ave u11 believe it~ the Eden Bend Sunt!a.v of all n.Q.tionH one ~'~Ire not steal grains collocted by the WIIUam Lewifl lett for Da3-top • ~~ ' !'f ! Sunday and wUl enter .a hoHpltt.l government uqless he wapts to plaee his Hfe in danger. th!ro for an operation. Jn qur cpu~~ t~~ RePs flnd eo much over which to object 1da~r:~ ~!n~o!aet~~~~ spent Bunand yet it lB ·~tlmost Jmpossible to have a ptan condemned I Mr a nd Mra. LoMie Poalesons 1 tn dE!aih even aft.G.r he fg fou.nd gujlty of wi1fuJ1v premed· f&m!ly ot Barnesville were weat . • . ""' . " su:s:s anri Mrs W H ' liO\Illlf ~n4 but ip the land of the · · far ~"st grain .- I ti'Om llunUillton Frlday after IPr~ 1 the three mcot!u< wtt~: 1 , tolattvu there • SO THIS I" RUS"IA' oj;jl ' ~ .. ;Bt~u'hne-1 · for ll>• ll'•r~ •l•~lln~ nf onhe advanta~,. . ; [*"' . a.' .a:~ ' - l - , ",~ . ;. an raw ·.:tpJ) ' .. ~v~~·_,9::i)I~c~- ·i n · ciga~~~t~!.._ _ I "' •• ,, ' . .... I'Pll'•ien••· J ~ I . J W tobaccos in all the world-but that does not explain why 'folks everywhere regard Lucky Strike u the mildest cigarette- The fact is, we never overlook lhe truth that "Nature i• l I . ' trq:•~ l~t~ ~~~~ out ill tl\~ ·tinoncio!l !Ji•tr!ct of New i , ' .' 'Vfl! buy the &nest, the very &nest ' Street' . eovo''· Wan 1 ·•m ·,- . They are not present in Lackics . • • . the mildest cigarette you ever smoked t• .. of le4 by the stories told by t~ ond toke a Sl!lall •• tJ>ey rp~!IY wo~ld <lie' a n~M~I no qpelltjoqi~~ the ~n~- ~vej'l:'jiqqr r~r to Jill\~~ ·, ,, !hftl the Un!l•d ~l•t•• '·' "··· . ; , . ,, .,_ , • • :_, ,.,... _~ 1 in 'the Raw is Seldom Mild"-so these fine tobaccos, after proper aging and mellowing, are then given the benefit of that Lucky Strike purifying process, described by the words"lt's toasted". That's why fOlks in every city, town and hamlet say that Luckies are such mild cigarems. "It•s D!!.Se • J , ''"If 4 """' .,.;~ 4 Mlttr W, pn«h 4 " " " ' , . , . . , .,. ..... • " " " ' ....,_,., IHo wtigiMr, d." !.ii/4 bit hDoJt in 1b1 ,..,J,, tho .-IJ will ..... • ....,.""" It bit ti-. "- kALPH WALDO BMJIIUION. 0... not <his c:xplalo <he wotld-wide IUXIepwl« and ap""""' of Lucky Strike? .. . .; .- ' ' • ..- ~> ' j • \ -' '' .' . ':..>""' i~llt I ~ ' • ,., ., • ,, '-!>: " • , • • �. ' ' ' .. r ,. •' ,.;; • fJ' ""'"' .. " " ., J"" I t a.iRP¥!n DJllll!ffllt>illllt< rUt " - -" I'IIIIM '1'- ..... 'b N ews •___:..:.:~:..:~;::":::::::::;.======== NOJifl ID--L lomll> C.,.qn &Del • &llll 0[ f[Ns[ W~ RRI[s - 14r& ~qtl JA~K[Ts of Kelr'l "un. 11Pil!_ It Ill'. 11\d •¥1'0- "'"'"' On ""' ll'l'f ""~' •114_ .. _"' II" ...., ~ "' "" - •I • ,, I, H. V, 0\1>11' !lll&llvoa. ~ w,ell! end WUb her ~. Mn. My- """"""' o. Ill!!'."* • i Ioili\ ·~"'''' .,~~~ "''""""!\"'l!!1011>11> J!!t. Qf ~~!'OJT'o lq1. 'l!a!ln I l!ll -oct OP A\h:i I~ ~UDJ!trJ. MENT ' -·~- Itember !!lb. bk! of Coach Clyde Bottyn this wee)C:, lUI he Ia preparing hls sque.U or ,Yellow Jacket.~ !or the cruclu,l ~t when l.hey meet ltw Jrcmon ·- Wayqo Orr and wJfe or M:Qrray- 1 1'"'' •pont "'!1>!101 •• ,tile home or team next elati.U'day I "'- ~"'=· l! Mr anc1 · amd Miss *'~ TOlaubt:m . keeulloon or I Plorepc;,e I GalUpoHI, were Ybttu* R. H Me· 1 J Culloch and family, 'lbursd.ay eve- ..,.. Mrs. Mabel Oibb$ a.nd tw:~ dalla!:hlets and Mr. and l~n Fred Jamta were villtJna Mr. aru;1 Mra. W. T . WUey, 8\U\dal'. Oeo. Shamblin ot BuffalO, N. Y, Ia visltiQI hij Uncle, Oeo. Slayton THE EUROPEAN SITUATION JHE UNITED STATES,. it;, said, fro~ns upon Germany's advances toward_,ge\fing an i!:crcaHe in arma~ mcntR while the rest of Europe ia going "hAy wire" on the subject. If, as has been repbrtet;l, the administration has made the statement to Englan·d tegarding the nttltude of America toward German demands, it simply is but another instance the gl~ring miBtakes which have been I c1a1. r..ocoml)*nted by Ervin hll parent. wr' But uptown coacbea and tnt.er- I and lin F.dpr and iuwr 1 eated raru are hopeful u each ••- JNn, lett Tbunday tor New Y!)J'k I inll.y vrell iUld prontl&ee ~h.at be will lion pretenta a better form from Otty, where he .OJ enter Oolum- I !.&~ care o1 hbl ihlll'!! of the Une, the ele't11n Oranp and Black clad bia unlvl!nlry llw M'hOOI Thomu l while Riley, polled on Ll'l.e encl poe- warrion, and many believe Lhat b)' &rvtn wu reoenUr awarded a ttlon, aeenU w be oomlnl forward $&turdat lhe t.Km wUl bate aehalanhlp in Ja• B~ anduat.ed: 11 d.efensJve play lmproved.autficleniJy 1.o stv-e the ' swnma ewn X.~ 1 Not as much o~n oe said ubout ::"' rl'ler cit)' bop p)ent)' of! State unlvenJity laat ~te. 0 ~~ 1 otheJ portJona vf the lin~ althouah rry. 1WM a member ot Phi Delta Theta J Ytmng Abbot ~ oapP.ble of prw· Bat.t.yn Is alao hopeful u the p ·o- • Phi Be&& Kappa, Sphinx and duclng a.s tht! lleal:IOD we11.n1 on. apecta look IQOd, but he l8 t.aktnc Tout Muter. I A tt=am. composed ol former Mid- no chances and ll ri.Ying the boyl ! ~ die t hi h ..~~J "dde Mrs. :z 0 Probat. le1t Wed plent,)' of bard .ort and drilllllll 1 ·s acr m- before he wm allow them l.o board ' day tor OoJ~Ilua. ...:....__, ... _ ~~;! por · If sc........ In mqed aplnlt t.he nnlty eleven the bu& bo\m.d for Lawrenoe count.y. U . WQ!l!T ~.., wu Wednesday. aa Battyn prolonaed the Not all the pnctlce ._.Lona thla l'dma1n unt. the return ot Mr. and practice sessJon with his protetefl on week have been taken. \lp wlCh de - 1 Mn Ed8&r Ervin and daUChter the defensive. tenatve playa, u the. YJ!Illow Jack· trum He• Yort.. I Bueh f<ltmer players, aa Ray et ooaeh hal ha.nded a ~ea of MW I ~v W B. Patterson, M1u Bess NNl, Swlaher, BUts AUen.aworth, pla.fll to hiB t.eam and baa drilled S&nborn. Mra. Roben Harris Mra • Balrlmy Fultz, Faulkner, Andei'Min, tht!m In tht! exe(:utlon or LhOI8 · Alfnes Solea and Nra Jennie Pt:te Rollflh, Kerns, Pickens Bnd 1playa which &hould all:l .aomewbat 18mlth motored W Wellaton Thu!.Rw;k, compo~~ed the offensive Learn , tor the we&knP.M In deien.se. Th~ Iday to at~nd the dlstric t m~tlng w!Lh Mussnmn o.ct1t1g us cen~- . , ron~st at Ironton ts scheduled tor 1of the Womell 'li P'arel&n M!lfijiOn· This team ran thrmtah ana 2 o'clock. Saturday afternoon, and ary 110elety. JHound the hllh school el¥ven ltUJle matly loeal r.. ns are preparing to Bennett and Heldop Ruwll ~f &fter time tor large 8'aln& and follbw tllf' team thereo. · I Huntlnli'ton, came Wedne.sday eViltouchdown.&, although on msny ocnllll' tor a vtslt with their moth~r, caakJns were stopped ll.ll..the defen· HEAR' INGALL'R I Mra E<lltb RWIBCil The la.lte• , e· slve play bega.n cllcking Not one turned tc. hie home Thursday ottenslve dr111 was given the varTl1e ronowlni people •ttendcd ttiDrnin&". I Broad Run, W.Va. '. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE-+ ' - - ---- --- - • .. WITHOUT CALOMEL "V ' --.;_ ..... So you can liee lar ~·m.u• aelf 1.nat :Mr. and Mrs. Alillal'CI. A.iam.s. ~ '~ M•·- . .d Mrs. Charles 'da-· •nct IIJJ the nnHtlckeftl B.rtl &l&inat the ... "'"" return o'f'Ute barroom. 1'bey keep twlns vleUed relatives and attnded n~ti.J mwnm about tile apaakessy the Melgg county fAir IBBt week. wbloh doef:ln't need a. retura ticket. Tt:;m WllUs ,of East L1verpoo1. spent t.he week end with relaTile wrlk!r Is also "ralnst t.he t.wes, t return o1 the l'lftloon. Nobody Is go~ ~1 OhappeU l&ft 8\.mday tor inl ~ allp over anr twl:lve•rear old Ilia home at :UV..vqr Palla, Pa., end· free lW.'Ulh on blm, ..........,_ ing "'' tht'tl(l weeks rYl&l. with Mt. oi Now, if there is no retrenchment, naturally millions doHarfl will be spent which could and should be spent lu paying ~'merica what i& owed to he1• by every one of the natio~ which ue making such a howl about Germany's re'l)uest for ' a faJr deal. Never naR q. aref',tei" France, EPgland and Italy as the present circum!ftanc~ hnl'!- br:ought about. First Round of Solon's Trial I made in our foreign policy and ih our effort:s. to collect the money due us from European nations. In thf' first place, any ordinary high ~chool ~tudent who is at aiJ conven~ant with the situation ip Europe, knows that En.vtnnd will never consent to ~ r.,duction of 83 1-3 per cent in her armaments; he further knows that if England doC:s not consent to the decrease, f!"rance, Italy nn~ al~ others naturallr can.not be expected to reduce J Whlch ts anQtbJ!J;' way of aaymg that there wi)] be no re-~ trenchmem on the lines suggested by M.r. Hoover. of I I and famtl1. and Mr8. Andy ~ and da.UBhk!l' Krs. Eunice Jivlden and daush( WUma. t.cr L4mort and Mrs. C<>ruella Olen- I' a~mln were Swtdi.y 1Ue6tll or Mr. MJM Lela Beaver <lf C~lhl. Born, to Mr and Mrs. FlO"~ 1•n<i Mre. J . L. Barne'Ue. z>pen t " few da.ys last week wftl• cumml, n s, a da.uahter, Sept. 16. Mr. a.nd , Mr1. R. H. McOullooh her mother, !Ira. DA8iy JJe~~over. anr;l sora Ivan Wt~Je vlllt!QJ Dolly Mother and daugbter are doing nne. , . .it'rthqr Plt.'Scller of UlllnopJ.c, 9·• 1Doolittle and famll3-· Monday eve· Mr. a,nd Mrs Howard Stover of Mr and Mns Jtllln Weaver- of RaCl.rl Barnette and wife are l'lM• Bradbury, sepnt 8undo.y witt. l.•le cine, Mr. a.nd Mrs R.o&s' Stdil.rt 'or Wr.a H. A. Barnett And ramuy tol'IQer'l5 parents, Mt. ac1l Mt'8, 8 . Bradbury, &pent Bund&y WI* Mr. and. Mt'G Ge.orge Smith. ----~-~- _,..,____ jJ!. Staver. and strength, a very present help in trouble.-Psalm 46:1. I P&a.l8 F Most of the pracUce !>tSISi<lns this W:eelr. have been conducted from Lhe dete-nlllve &nJie bt. , atlll some fpw plaaes on the forward wall are v.r, -. tUlly weak and S88' ea sily unde ~ the s lty team Wednesday evening as. ht Republican dinner and t'OOeP · .khn Zerkle ll!ft Tue!day t .. f'norul&ughtB of scrimmage <lpposl- the tnent.or attempted to perfect the (Jon given at Nel&onvllle . Wt!dt.ll&· iw< rqr_., Wlnchettl'r. Va., with th4' tton. defense. iiay, for Da.vk1 B. Inplll, l\lbenll. .. , hr.~4 4ll!P!ia of Mn1. Ben !U'dNe,l who playl'l the tackle posl· The sLrength of' Ironl.on 1..s known torlal candidate , Mn. Prankle I fll(lfld t"Jf Cllft.on. t~on .ln defens1ve, 11hows up exceed· hr.r£ a-'-"-''-"'_ld~~ have vi·- Gaylol't! Mrs E p W~~~~k_._~ra. --------- .Hickory U1apel I tually thto •me ttam that W ltt1 1 Jt.t.'ll')'n Monahan, C..pt. Tom Yellow Jackel team defeated Jwre Jontt. K&x t.mbert.. Jllr and Mn. Jut. yee.r bJ tM IITlt.lJ OlPiin ol I T. A. May aDd Ml"' Iva Brown c;; o, UJd noleu a lltr'ObPr detenee Wlddlleport. aDd. Kra. Earl Lam11 s produc.d the Ironton IQUJ.d will have little trouble when the Mid 1 TO af'l'l& COLUMIJJA dleport ttam Joutnert thert Batur- t 'l'hGmu & l:rrin ot OolumtaUI . 0R A defeuJJlve cnpa ble of stopptn1 the powerful o11erustve drlvee of oppoatng teams, seem~~ t.o be the ~rou- J.In. Int• 0&119D and ,._.oa •pent &IIUI'df'f with ..... H-·v. TIICI:er. Born 'to Mr. and Nil. Roland Tor·enoe. t.wtn boYI ~t.urday, Sep- refuge - Locala Fail To Stop Qpponenll In Scrimma1e Wedneaday ~ ond ...~-~·r9ot ~ll@,_ 'Ill'! '""'~' I=.~~.;'ll'~ ~ REFUQE, STRENGTH, HtLP-God is our ! ..... . _ . J'riotoY, - - '"' 14!'· lilld•1\111- 41""" IIIli ~r. t.ru1 ..,.Ill .. -· l - .1M ~~ ~. ik.•. ::n: ~d Til-....,....... ""'"' ... ~-'ltll~ I .C. t""lllllo "1111111111 llll ~~ ~11.11lf. 11 ~ ,...a@<t ,, qtiiQ. ~ .... • ,II ~ t ,.,_. ~ ~ ~ ~., .. ' C' JlflshBO, • ...~.• -.11 ~. ~!II! !Ill .,'"" I!O"'l"" ,, • _______ __ k "d d "'• , ,_.yre a.n &UI&n,..r o. O' .. •-J 'd& $ ' Vl<l loi"\U• pe ~ v....... Y •• ert.. la 6t week with n~lattvea ~pd 1 frlendl'l , ~ Mtll Herber t &nc and ramny spent liluudo.y with her Pl'l'et'lta, Mr Ptld Mrs. Rush S~ro ol Ran.. ... •an " pj••~h,~W.h 8 Icine. ' ~ ... .,.. ' •=:::~::-:;~;~~;~::~;;:;.~ u..,_. I Sold by l.he I otl'lcer'.s ~alnrles doubly as "reat liiS Hcnrv Rou~h nnd family and otheT Mrs Emma Chase r~lved severe I .ucu. uorw Pi~'- 011 •w. t • , Middleport. 0 any ~ uf'f~red by the rank and !lie relatJvea. bruise& when she tell at her home .,..,.....~ .. .u~oJ•v.•c. Patricia kave phone number. "M<j<••-• I muat I'D· Come and 11ee me you like." "I'll 1'0 too. I'll phone JOU 501. . 1morrow • It I may." 1 1 "Yes. Do.• Anythlnr t.o ret; • Ten - ... ' Loolt Cl!t 'th••• •' tiCI!ture•• Wilh the UJ)ited St•lcs insisting thol clu,ims for a f;_liJ' r~ presentation on the nrr;na subject; tlic I'"''~"' European cuuntl·ieR sn in~istent on kof:lping up their: own ar!lenals, would be compelled to utov &nd 4o SOfl'lC 1 t' OH- That's ~ ret.um or Lht1 af\loor.. sidering. First, they would have to fuce the fact that ~~~oo~:t~ a.'::P 1!':,'~!~~" a~~~at Iii\~ e1ther Germany must be given u chance tp llrtn lfl propor- that ..-e cap 9J;l1Y fttMe they mu+t tion to the arming dpnc by th'!!rnselvea, or they muRt do a ~~~b~Cl ,~mp ®lorttl~a.fe oxperretrenchmtJnt act, bringing them back to armaments in ----: proportion to the German status. 1 As an olct Pnpnt<el:.Jjtll\1fiGhter wt:lo still l111 oo=qbing ba1worp • • SllWdUIIt I t J(f very probable that Wlth the United States behind I out or hltl he.li we must nil1o con-the situation, di1igently prodding the tlpenQthrlftA owing 11eede the ~Int. us th ey would agree to a big reduc~ion in at:mamt!pt.s ::;===="-='--=====F before they agree to permit G,ermuny to ~avo lillY furtl!et 'MASON CITY a.rmantents. This would afford ns u 'chance to step in 1 •• ._,..., and ·ms•a · t th at th e money save d bY sma II er al'mH:!S · M11:1. OB01:gc Mce~;, ll11ught(jr anP. EIIWJ.ctJ 1 lltld SoJ1o. Ro u~ wc~e nuvieM, sho4h:l be q.pplied to ~he Ht.ag,rer:lng debt owed Ufi. vJ~l!hi.it ,¥100 Ellen Ml'.l!s at HunUt~ It does not seem poa•.dble thnt any individual or t.o~a~~~ga~rt~. Clare 1100 Blet.ndr group A[ lnQividualt~ dealing in diplomacy even {.IRrtio:lly jand WlJIIIlm Blclpc1 left Tueaday · tQ lorMiss Belle W Va could mu If sue•h a ft I'IC chal't~e tn mp.1< ~ :\t lcnst a l!l~llr~ J!Sfite t.ewt6 returned to ntir1 get back some of the millions wttlch ha11 been owed by' home Bt B~Iem after spending t!¥ Europe to our heavily laden taxpayers, the~e manr YBijfS;. ~~~d~~~ w.eeks with Mn. ~ IJ· With J4st ft, part of it in OUf treasury, we could have tak~ Mra. P. R. Car~~ey waa vialtl~ en care of the aoltliers in flne shQ.pe and never experi-~ re~u;~ t:~!r~e:!ora:~tu:~a~­ cnced the many. regrettable inCidents pertaining thereto. korsburg Sllturda)' fol' treatap.ent. : '' . ·-' . .u ,., .J ' (fJ.a .. u ~ ; Mlrap,• nld Patricia. W'hen Ia the tnlraae!" woman'• mind. You '- . ~ r ·. , '" l ~ -...~·v ,_. { . " I' ' ~· ..... , ~"..., •,!(; ~~' ~· I 1e1 > ' toi1inc to reach that cae- she aeoa tt, that'• a ahad• by . .. l I I ' · 1 M1ur Vir1lnJa Purdum return¥. i'"' bld IJ)Other Gorgou)ofT who was behead- ! TfiE SO-year for the murder P.resident Jo'rance, it> of P•.. M" Helbert Rawlln~. Mr, anJi 1 Mn. 11ull Shain and children a nd ed of Doumer of Mr9 Lucy 81Pmtone or Slaats Mills lwrself facing 't~e-.ih becantse ~Jhe waH arrellted on the w Vu. .. were week end aueatll <~t ~r nmt Mrs B. 0. l''lahtlr charge Of ~tottlinK" COJlectivi~ed grain in Russia. L. C. Furbee alld Plm·e.noc MoIn' 'Russiq. • tho c'ountry many of the RedB and Cqm- dumu were visiting Mr and MrP (. •, -' M. L Pu1~ and fa.muy at Ore~t munists of thJs c~)ln~rY would }}ave u11 believe it~ the Eden Bend Sunt!a.v of all n.Q.tionH one ~'~Ire not steal grains collocted by the WIIUam Lewifl lett for Da3-top • ~~ ' !'f ! Sunday and wUl enter .a hoHpltt.l government uqless he wapts to plaee his Hfe in danger. th!ro for an operation. Jn qur cpu~~ t~~ RePs flnd eo much over which to object 1da~r:~ ~!n~o!aet~~~~ spent Bunand yet it lB ·~tlmost Jmpossible to have a ptan condemned I Mr a nd Mra. LoMie Poalesons 1 tn dE!aih even aft.G.r he fg fou.nd gujlty of wi1fuJ1v premed· f&m!ly ot Barnesville were weat . • . ""' . " su:s:s anri Mrs W H ' liO\Illlf ~n4 but ip the land of the · · far ~"st grain .- I ti'Om llunUillton Frlday after IPr~ 1 the three mcot!u< wtt~: 1 , tolattvu there • SO THIS I" RUS"IA' oj;jl ' ~ .. ;Bt~u'hne-1 · for ll>• ll'•r~ •l•~lln~ nf onhe advanta~,. . ; [*"' . a.' .a:~ ' - l - , ",~ . ;. an raw ·.:tpJ) ' .. ~v~~·_,9::i)I~c~- ·i n · ciga~~~t~!.._ _ I "' •• ,, ' . .... I'Pll'•ien••· J ~ I . J W tobaccos in all the world-but that does not explain why 'folks everywhere regard Lucky Strike u the mildest cigarette- The fact is, we never overlook lhe truth that "Nature i• l I . ' trq:•~ l~t~ ~~~~ out ill tl\~ ·tinoncio!l !Ji•tr!ct of New i , ' .' 'Vfl! buy the &nest, the very &nest ' Street' . eovo''· Wan 1 ·•m ·,- . They are not present in Lackics . • • . the mildest cigarette you ever smoked t• .. of le4 by the stories told by t~ ond toke a Sl!lall •• tJ>ey rp~!IY wo~ld <lie' a n~M~I no qpelltjoqi~~ the ~n~- ~vej'l:'jiqqr r~r to Jill\~~ ·, ,, !hftl the Un!l•d ~l•t•• '·' "··· . ; , . ,, .,_ , • • :_, ,.,... _~ 1 in 'the Raw is Seldom Mild"-so these fine tobaccos, after proper aging and mellowing, are then given the benefit of that Lucky Strike purifying process, described by the words"lt's toasted". That's why fOlks in every city, town and hamlet say that Luckies are such mild cigarems. "It•s D!!.Se • J , ''"If 4 """' .,.;~ 4 Mlttr W, pn«h 4 " " " ' , . , . . , .,. ..... • " " " ' ....,_,., IHo wtigiMr, d." !.ii/4 bit hDoJt in 1b1 ,..,J,, tho .-IJ will ..... • ....,.""" It bit ti-. "- kALPH WALDO BMJIIUION. 0... not <his c:xplalo <he wotld-wide IUXIepwl« and ap""""' of Lucky Strike? .. . .; .- ' ' • ..- ~> ' j • \ -' '' .' . ':..>""' i~llt I ~ ' • ,., ., • ,, '-!>: " • , • • �. ,, . ~Y, -··~ p, ltll PU~PlE VANTHER~ lflE GtJEN ~~~ ·UUT BY · C~~CHE~ WE.DNESD~Y For Love? Yes! RoPt- Orang-.: At New York- Dick 8hlkfl.t, Ph14ldelphia., defeated Tin) Roebuck, Oklahoma. Plit McClarey, Irela.nd, defeated Jerry Monl\ha.n, CalUomia. but not on Tlw Gridiron! fa.mU~. Don't miss a chapter of Henry Scott had the misfortune of loalng one of his work hor.ses one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Little and two chUdren were vtstt1ng her sLater Mr. and Mrs. EveMtt Meeks and son Sunday, Mr. and Mn. George More1y announced the birth or a son Bept. 13 Mra. O&Jl Ha.tkWI 1.5 the grand· mot.ber. . wAfl'l'Bl)--Load 10 baul Wlll Switzer was the guest or a.,..re Mulford and wife Friday. 10 oteve- fthe l~a. Johnson was calllug ret~Uves Sunday. llnd. John w. ~llle Trana!er, Pllone t<M•X. Mlddloporl. 9·:10-3t - ·---- ~---'· or 100 wblte lethom c'-Jckens. Ohu. N.,..Jrood, 601 W. Jll&ln St., . WANTED TO Pomeroy, Ohto. BUY-IiO First· Year Men D-:U-3t l.;~~;:;,__i__ By .,~~ IH~HS ~U~E lwwiN ~OOKIE ~ But Ia Far Short Of Record; Bravea, Reds, Tigen, Tribe Loae By LES CONKLIN .· STA~S or= 1~.92 .A2E l.J.A,!2NIEcl<e. At.LE'.Al. .· F~E I'!"AS, SROIJ~> WEAV/;12 ffC· A !'!tiJry of-J..ove arul finolhall l!'igldiflg Spiri&! · FOXX GETS HOMER Keud .. H111•1t1.1~!" _.t LeaJUc batting title, U; v ricose lJ leers . .. PIUAbUI'Ih .. , . . . . 33 Brooklnl .. . . . . . . '!II 116 12 .5:;1 80 80 112 463 ·t&a :.~·ph~ .. :: : ~ N<:W Yo;rk . . . . . . . . 8D . •• ., ! ' • .. ," . .; •• ~i<\ ·.. ....~ li;,.1ff',, ,, - "~ ~I i. . '\. . 72 18 .~281 71 .12:1 No Trm.e Lost from World aecompUch neither fet\t, It app~red today. . Jimmy hit his Mth circuit rlout of No enforced rest. No operations the scaaon a.e lobe A's downed the jlor injections. The :>-imple Emerald Yankees yesterday, 8 to 4, but faees 011 hom~ treatment permits you to the' alm011t hnposslble task ot cOil.- ual- whlle those old aorea and ul- , nectln&r for !l1x homers In four 1'0 about your dtdly routine as us- I much indiv.iduality. 6ers quickly heal up anti your legs become 1\8 good il:i new. ' Emerald Oil acts tnata.n~Jy to end pain, 1·educe swellinlt. stimulate cirCula.tlon. Just follow ~he e••Y dlrectionB and you are sure to be helped. etansbury Drug Co .. Middleport, o., Agt., won't keep your money unleu :vou are. 1 Adv. MQ!;I~D AIN'T IT THE TRUTH! to ~~shiqn B~re~tU. Write carefully ~nd 'l~lnly. yo~r naq1e and ful1 ad .. : \ 1 ... .- \t,~ , ))!!'~~#· "r"' '· 1111 nU111fMr fJf tho fllltern and tilV tl,.:e rou want. 11 4\44fPII )"our lttl.tr In the fol~ow• inf way 1- . c,,,11. ., , 0 0 . • 0 0 0 • • • • t ·' i~•m : I .' I ~ 0 0 ' ' . / I J,i ~~"!-'..::;·~,t".l:-.,1,./:. .,~~ll!!iiii:'C~===JU.;;;:==::~====*..r#Jil=:lilli~!OIII'""!!'!"'OI!<lli. l• • •bfn ·JP,11 ;•., ' .! *,. ' . ' ··~ :.:;;,~; lor. , ... ., ......... ,.. ,: .. ,·~ . \ .. · - ~··· j!· ·· ·· ··· ········· ·.····· ·'"··· ~ ·,~ - . ~ ' mfJ~t Y"P ' 1'.· . I ~all. No. 7 ~ 7u. al~-to \ : < l"lll!r ,!~: ¥ l!&llern, 0 I ' \ (J~~pPn nll•d out will bnn~; i t I. _., ~~~ Trlltnllll"l Fll. •h1on tturr.11 a '\ li!• A. Tln1cr'• llarlo "'",.. W"'' 3!rd make \ ~o You ·' ~·""'~~~ !ow Iller '"" • J!!l!flr ~ . (''~~.> .. fbaP ~~~~· ~ caD ~ · :.~· '1!, __. ,> ... ' Stetson ·Ha•• THIS w,., • ~le~-~~ -~-.@ ·. • ? ·:. .1 . . .... ..· <"' "I•' 1'o".l'!/"~l .L/ , .· 7 -;;· !"" i~~cOF . ~ ,: ' . ' ' ; .,,. ,. :r ·I'N" ,-, /1-. ' ) ', ( Sel•4 IS untl (in stamlJI or coill) ' " -- ontr rl!iilee ..~utili!. E1.Q-IJ;C?~~v~ .- j·~~~~.:~~=~~'•· ... .ll8l ' Br&iit aP)...~ Yoit. e• for fall. Ar;ff: la!'CO~D Glt Thue PatterriS 1 0 "/« , I I l'lllallli!'J . h al Ohl-. rich brown and darker ~had­ ')! I ( ,', I ' . qTJ1f:!lS I . .",) \•. 'f' >~ :ol; ' 1., . ~~ lli(n~ ·~ in c:elaneae, aincle and dou· ble breaated moclela. New ~FAT j,; • <luo · Jut .week";: w. aqd Mro. Ben l!tlrvlow. -Sleeve. and body triulmed "'~-.~[~~c I· I '"i'lri1 #dJJI"' 11'111. 77i0 mi!JI bt obo• ••i'iml i" tiuJ 10 '' 16. lt i1 "11J1 I~MiJiatt dtli~try. ll i1 /urrrd cui. · • ljltnne•polla~ir t'!\tv !Wa~i;;.. t~· ((]ole-Orew' hillij Alllm~ ..l~4~ '11. , ,)fro. lfoliley If ' . I . the THESf, are Suits that have everythin1 in style, quality of fabric& and fine taiiiH'iDJ 1 tdm. lt'i so eat ily fashioned and will! l'ost so little. \ ' ~~~yUle. $. Pall\- at~ : Mr. aqd 14'rs•.""" Hawk an~· ah!ora !Iotty ..,d C''ll • · For Men Who 'lnsi§l on Quality At Low Co§l. ~~p' :G,(~M.Ai~?.) 1 the bodice and on tin: belt. 1s tb only t .5<7 1 fi>dtan•polll Jennie Oulle of ~- · ... I ...... , ... •• OF '11-!E 13R.A.Vl!S, E>F THE 6ES'r OF -.r..n:: )lAii9.AlAL. L.EAGUE'S •'AtAr2 HU~LEI2S •.• oO A broiA'n tweed miJrttlre made tM\ I origjnal. Stitching at the n~c~, down 0 ~r::= ~ ~J:IU ' · LoUi.l Oie?ela.ud 3. "-lwoet Willi her !'!ter•ln•l&li,., I I QO d lts 1 impl~ smart liuc:i givt~ it •• l. I a s h - 3, J!oaiOn 2. If, 36 I It would be difficnlt to find any• flinr more suitable £or ha.rdy wear~\ [Qr tht miu of school age. 'I .t :: :: Ill _ CLEO, '1: SliT 'I" cMI'I I:>O IMI'> rutil i• N lVI l',l, ~ ~ ft~ :s6h 1 n h ol Plilfb ~.' • 14'11.·Naey C.aile iP"!ll • ~~ ~ ' A r1 Tit~tl'l "'"'"' «rl cuattJ 11nd ' ri•Uiwl i• P•ri• •" .. lflr #Jotttrtu '"' I .1\U, ......... S'1 I Tlllll SCHOOL DRltSS t Pel I I !iVA A. TINGEY •. w·~,p:rk I =C+JI ~QU~ .590 w.mm 1, Boo · o no tn- 62 L. \ ...B.1 ..,r:. r ..Utllt:>l'llll 1u )fs. ·~~ l&ra. ~lkl ~ · and 15011 Rei &pel1t 'Unda.v ~~ ·• !:?rnla Kr. 0114 lh•. B. J . I!Mii· lOll oiif:;;;;~,l;. : .... , .. .. a , .,. --------·- -·---· - -- ·.'J" lamily &nd attende~ ~he bUk"et $~ ner at the chur~. ~. , 100 w. ohiea110 . . . . . . .. . 811 Clulli . . . ... 63 <11 WEDNEWAY SEFTEMBER 28TH. -i~ theDAIL'. TRIBUNE .• ~. •-· 6t 74 81 WovE I:Jeginnirtg ffow to -&: 60 I to ' " Ukely ·'······· Outbrte and Mn. Dave one day lut week. · Cbarmlon Penons of QIU"YY!I!! wu the p,_·(day 1\lell. or M.l'l. or,De Kolly. • Mra. Merle Booql and r. · lilA• MJ,ry Calhertne ol OOolvllt 'I!BI\Ird~y wtlh ,..rt · GN~~~~ :~ st LOull .. , . . 69 PhU&delphta. 8, New York f . "Dizzy" Dean hurled the Oarcb Cincinnati . . . . . . &9 .390 ~· ~ .. to a 2 to 0 shutout over Clru:lnr~Jti yielding only five. hits. ·t - ·I \ ~·I! ~AJ Tj1e WhiOO Sox two-tJmed Detroit AMERICAN A81001Al'ION AMEBIC~N. o\81001,\TION 11 to 3 and 8 to 1. Ralph Kreaa ~ ,· W. L. P<!t . Toledo at~\> .' , ' . . . . . :n 16 .m 1 f,lllabt aamfl · 1 • lng a homer ahd four doubles. ~.!'4n.= -~~. ~':'~ -~ Healed~Jt\t Ruth'l!l mark. F<:~xX KQt no other hits and reUgquished the lead !n the batting ~aoe to Dale Alexander of the H~;;d $ox, who managed t,o pound out toqr hit$ while the Sox were lm•lng both ends ot a twin bill to ws.~hlniJton, 1 to 0 and 3 to 2. Alexander 1 ha!i a. thrce~ point edge on the Mary li.nute H1wkae tn the National League by trimming the Cub8 again, 9 to 6, due to errors b)' Rookies. Paul Waner hit -jlia 68 double and needs, two more to set a new mark. The Olanta and Cardinals remain ,ed tied second h·om the 1n standinas. N"flW York nosed out the Braves ln the tenth, 2 to 1. while Foxx, the big gunner cf th• Athle· ilca .'Wl;lo hal been trying to beat .. 60 a:am~ to tie 0. K.'d ''Y *•' Ji!''' ~r --p Alexander continue~ 'hts heavy hlttin8 ogolnst gUt-edge pltchlnr. AMEBICAN LEAGUE In the opener I>Wk Coffman fonn- Club w L er Brov.nie held the sox to Ave hits Nn.· YOl'k. ' ...... 104 . ce " )n wlnntg his first '*me of thll Phlladel)lhla , . 93 &1 Y an kees, Ylldln e 11 on IY seven h Its. st. Wule 62 The Senators assured themselVes Chtca.IO ' · ' · · · · · i8 or at least a tte tor third place, Cleveland lost to St. Louis f to 3. Bolton · · · · · · · · · · 42 Pittsburgh clinched second plaee MATIONii:' Paul Waner Hits 58th. Double, Needs Two More For Mark ot Murray CU.y callt<l on M.-.. HOW THEY STANO p__,.. season tor Washtnston. 'WuhlniJl;on 90 "Sugar" catn, a Rookie, pitched 86 the Mackmen to their win ewer the Cl\Cvt~ · · · · · · .· .· '12 Detroit ........ • New York, sept. 22-INs-Jimmy BURNLEY ---~~r--..1 Mr11. Errett P\:111011 ~11 llOJI farmer bo;,. '"[CINO Pl ~CE ~l :1 ~[FEATIN~ ~ U8S RUN EmcstTl:RKE"ti Darst and wile and two da.uthters ot Cheshire spent BundQ ' l,l'1 with his parent.! Oeorge Darst &ri.d If ! land �. ,, . ~Y, -··~ p, ltll PU~PlE VANTHER~ lflE GtJEN ~~~ ·UUT BY · C~~CHE~ WE.DNESD~Y For Love? Yes! RoPt- Orang-.: At New York- Dick 8hlkfl.t, Ph14ldelphia., defeated Tin) Roebuck, Oklahoma. Plit McClarey, Irela.nd, defeated Jerry Monl\ha.n, CalUomia. but not on Tlw Gridiron! fa.mU~. Don't miss a chapter of Henry Scott had the misfortune of loalng one of his work hor.ses one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Little and two chUdren were vtstt1ng her sLater Mr. and Mrs. EveMtt Meeks and son Sunday, Mr. and Mn. George More1y announced the birth or a son Bept. 13 Mra. O&Jl Ha.tkWI 1.5 the grand· mot.ber. . wAfl'l'Bl)--Load 10 baul Wlll Switzer was the guest or a.,..re Mulford and wife Friday. 10 oteve- fthe l~a. Johnson was calllug ret~Uves Sunday. llnd. John w. ~llle Trana!er, Pllone t<M•X. Mlddloporl. 9·:10-3t - ·---- ~---'· or 100 wblte lethom c'-Jckens. Ohu. N.,..Jrood, 601 W. Jll&ln St., . WANTED TO Pomeroy, Ohto. BUY-IiO First· Year Men D-:U-3t l.;~~;:;,__i__ By .,~~ IH~HS ~U~E lwwiN ~OOKIE ~ But Ia Far Short Of Record; Bravea, Reds, Tigen, Tribe Loae By LES CONKLIN .· STA~S or= 1~.92 .A2E l.J.A,!2NIEcl<e. At.LE'.Al. .· F~E I'!"AS, SROIJ~> WEAV/;12 ffC· A !'!tiJry of-J..ove arul finolhall l!'igldiflg Spiri&! · FOXX GETS HOMER Keud .. H111•1t1.1~!" _.t LeaJUc batting title, U; v ricose lJ leers . .. PIUAbUI'Ih .. , . . . . 33 Brooklnl .. . . . . . . '!II 116 12 .5:;1 80 80 112 463 ·t&a :.~·ph~ .. :: : ~ N<:W Yo;rk . . . . . . . . 8D . •• ., ! ' • .. ," . .; •• ~i<\ ·.. ....~ li;,.1ff',, ,, - "~ ~I i. . '\. . 72 18 .~281 71 .12:1 No Trm.e Lost from World aecompUch neither fet\t, It app~red today. . Jimmy hit his Mth circuit rlout of No enforced rest. No operations the scaaon a.e lobe A's downed the jlor injections. The :>-imple Emerald Yankees yesterday, 8 to 4, but faees 011 hom~ treatment permits you to the' alm011t hnposslble task ot cOil.- ual- whlle those old aorea and ul- , nectln&r for !l1x homers In four 1'0 about your dtdly routine as us- I much indiv.iduality. 6ers quickly heal up anti your legs become 1\8 good il:i new. ' Emerald Oil acts tnata.n~Jy to end pain, 1·educe swellinlt. stimulate cirCula.tlon. Just follow ~he e••Y dlrectionB and you are sure to be helped. etansbury Drug Co .. Middleport, o., Agt., won't keep your money unleu :vou are. 1 Adv. MQ!;I~D AIN'T IT THE TRUTH! to ~~shiqn B~re~tU. Write carefully ~nd 'l~lnly. yo~r naq1e and ful1 ad .. : \ 1 ... .- \t,~ , ))!!'~~#· "r"' '· 1111 nU111fMr fJf tho fllltern and tilV tl,.:e rou want. 11 4\44fPII )"our lttl.tr In the fol~ow• inf way 1- . c,,,11. ., , 0 0 . • 0 0 0 • • • • t ·' i~•m : I .' I ~ 0 0 ' ' . / I J,i ~~"!-'..::;·~,t".l:-.,1,./:. .,~~ll!!iiii:'C~===JU.;;;:==::~====*..r#Jil=:lilli~!OIII'""!!'!"'OI!<lli. l• • •bfn ·JP,11 ;•., ' .! *,. ' . ' ··~ :.:;;,~; lor. , ... ., ......... ,.. ,: .. ,·~ . \ .. · - ~··· j!· ·· ·· ··· ········· ·.····· ·'"··· ~ ·,~ - . ~ ' mfJ~t Y"P ' 1'.· . I ~all. No. 7 ~ 7u. al~-to \ : < l"lll!r ,!~: ¥ l!&llern, 0 I ' \ (J~~pPn nll•d out will bnn~; i t I. _., ~~~ Trlltnllll"l Fll. •h1on tturr.11 a '\ li!• A. Tln1cr'• llarlo "'",.. W"'' 3!rd make \ ~o You ·' ~·""'~~~ !ow Iller '"" • J!!l!flr ~ . (''~~.> .. fbaP ~~~~· ~ caD ~ · :.~· '1!, __. ,> ... ' Stetson ·Ha•• THIS w,., • ~le~-~~ -~-.@ ·. • ? ·:. .1 . . .... ..· <"' "I•' 1'o".l'!/"~l .L/ , .· 7 -;;· !"" i~~cOF . ~ ,: ' . ' ' ; .,,. ,. :r ·I'N" ,-, /1-. ' ) ', ( Sel•4 IS untl (in stamlJI or coill) ' " -- ontr rl!iilee ..~utili!. E1.Q-IJ;C?~~v~ .- j·~~~~.:~~=~~'•· ... .ll8l ' Br&iit aP)...~ Yoit. e• for fall. Ar;ff: la!'CO~D Glt Thue PatterriS 1 0 "/« , I I l'lllallli!'J . h al Ohl-. rich brown and darker ~had­ ')! I ( ,', I ' . qTJ1f:!lS I . .",) \•. 'f' >~ :ol; ' 1., . ~~ lli(n~ ·~ in c:elaneae, aincle and dou· ble breaated moclela. New ~FAT j,; • <luo · Jut .week";: w. aqd Mro. Ben l!tlrvlow. -Sleeve. and body triulmed "'~-.~[~~c I· I '"i'lri1 #dJJI"' 11'111. 77i0 mi!JI bt obo• ••i'iml i" tiuJ 10 '' 16. lt i1 "11J1 I~MiJiatt dtli~try. ll i1 /urrrd cui. · • ljltnne•polla~ir t'!\tv !Wa~i;;.. t~· ((]ole-Orew' hillij Alllm~ ..l~4~ '11. , ,)fro. lfoliley If ' . I . the THESf, are Suits that have everythin1 in style, quality of fabric& and fine taiiiH'iDJ 1 tdm. lt'i so eat ily fashioned and will! l'ost so little. \ ' ~~~yUle. $. Pall\- at~ : Mr. aqd 14'rs•.""" Hawk an~· ah!ora !Iotty ..,d C''ll • · For Men Who 'lnsi§l on Quality At Low Co§l. ~~p' :G,(~M.Ai~?.) 1 the bodice and on tin: belt. 1s tb only t .5<7 1 fi>dtan•polll Jennie Oulle of ~- · ... I ...... , ... •• OF '11-!E 13R.A.Vl!S, E>F THE 6ES'r OF -.r..n:: )lAii9.AlAL. L.EAGUE'S •'AtAr2 HU~LEI2S •.• oO A broiA'n tweed miJrttlre made tM\ I origjnal. Stitching at the n~c~, down 0 ~r::= ~ ~J:IU ' · LoUi.l Oie?ela.ud 3. "-lwoet Willi her !'!ter•ln•l&li,., I I QO d lts 1 impl~ smart liuc:i givt~ it •• l. I a s h - 3, J!oaiOn 2. If, 36 I It would be difficnlt to find any• flinr more suitable £or ha.rdy wear~\ [Qr tht miu of school age. 'I .t :: :: Ill _ CLEO, '1: SliT 'I" cMI'I I:>O IMI'> rutil i• N lVI l',l, ~ ~ ft~ :s6h 1 n h ol Plilfb ~.' • 14'11.·Naey C.aile iP"!ll • ~~ ~ ' A r1 Tit~tl'l "'"'"' «rl cuattJ 11nd ' ri•Uiwl i• P•ri• •" .. lflr #Jotttrtu '"' I .1\U, ......... S'1 I Tlllll SCHOOL DRltSS t Pel I I !iVA A. TINGEY •. w·~,p:rk I =C+JI ~QU~ .590 w.mm 1, Boo · o no tn- 62 L. \ ...B.1 ..,r:. r ..Utllt:>l'llll 1u )fs. ·~~ l&ra. ~lkl ~ · and 15011 Rei &pel1t 'Unda.v ~~ ·• !:?rnla Kr. 0114 lh•. B. J . I!Mii· lOll oiif:;;;;~,l;. : .... , .. .. a , .,. --------·- -·---· - -- ·.'J" lamily &nd attende~ ~he bUk"et $~ ner at the chur~. ~. , 100 w. ohiea110 . . . . . . .. . 811 Clulli . . . ... 63 <11 WEDNEWAY SEFTEMBER 28TH. -i~ theDAIL'. TRIBUNE .• ~. •-· 6t 74 81 WovE I:Jeginnirtg ffow to -&: 60 I to ' " Ukely ·'······· Outbrte and Mn. Dave one day lut week. · Cbarmlon Penons of QIU"YY!I!! wu the p,_·(day 1\lell. or M.l'l. or,De Kolly. • Mra. Merle Booql and r. · lilA• MJ,ry Calhertne ol OOolvllt 'I!BI\Ird~y wtlh ,..rt · GN~~~~ :~ st LOull .. , . . 69 PhU&delphta. 8, New York f . "Dizzy" Dean hurled the Oarcb Cincinnati . . . . . . &9 .390 ~· ~ .. to a 2 to 0 shutout over Clru:lnr~Jti yielding only five. hits. ·t - ·I \ ~·I! ~AJ Tj1e WhiOO Sox two-tJmed Detroit AMERICAN A81001Al'ION AMEBIC~N. o\81001,\TION 11 to 3 and 8 to 1. Ralph Kreaa ~ ,· W. L. P<!t . Toledo at~\> .' , ' . . . . . :n 16 .m 1 f,lllabt aamfl · 1 • lng a homer ahd four doubles. ~.!'4n.= -~~. ~':'~ -~ Healed~Jt\t Ruth'l!l mark. F<:~xX KQt no other hits and reUgquished the lead !n the batting ~aoe to Dale Alexander of the H~;;d $ox, who managed t,o pound out toqr hit$ while the Sox were lm•lng both ends ot a twin bill to ws.~hlniJton, 1 to 0 and 3 to 2. Alexander 1 ha!i a. thrce~ point edge on the Mary li.nute H1wkae tn the National League by trimming the Cub8 again, 9 to 6, due to errors b)' Rookies. Paul Waner hit -jlia 68 double and needs, two more to set a new mark. The Olanta and Cardinals remain ,ed tied second h·om the 1n standinas. N"flW York nosed out the Braves ln the tenth, 2 to 1. while Foxx, the big gunner cf th• Athle· ilca .'Wl;lo hal been trying to beat .. 60 a:am~ to tie 0. K.'d ''Y *•' Ji!''' ~r --p Alexander continue~ 'hts heavy hlttin8 ogolnst gUt-edge pltchlnr. AMEBICAN LEAGUE In the opener I>Wk Coffman fonn- Club w L er Brov.nie held the sox to Ave hits Nn.· YOl'k. ' ...... 104 . ce " )n wlnntg his first '*me of thll Phlladel)lhla , . 93 &1 Y an kees, Ylldln e 11 on IY seven h Its. st. Wule 62 The Senators assured themselVes Chtca.IO ' · ' · · · · · i8 or at least a tte tor third place, Cleveland lost to St. Louis f to 3. Bolton · · · · · · · · · · 42 Pittsburgh clinched second plaee MATIONii:' Paul Waner Hits 58th. Double, Needs Two More For Mark ot Murray CU.y callt<l on M.-.. HOW THEY STANO p__,.. season tor Washtnston. 'WuhlniJl;on 90 "Sugar" catn, a Rookie, pitched 86 the Mackmen to their win ewer the Cl\Cvt~ · · · · · · .· .· '12 Detroit ........ • New York, sept. 22-INs-Jimmy BURNLEY ---~~r--..1 Mr11. Errett P\:111011 ~11 llOJI farmer bo;,. '"[CINO Pl ~CE ~l :1 ~[FEATIN~ ~ U8S RUN EmcstTl:RKE"ti Darst and wile and two da.uthters ot Cheshire spent BundQ ' l,l'1 with his parent.! Oeorge Darst &ri.d If ! land �•• -· 11110 S D"' . ·B·.II 11"-w.l Of People Ell• '-"""' ¥ peeted To Hear "d ,.. __ dl ate ....-.a ~ RSHJP FOR GOVERNO • At Gall"• -)"II WI"II Arrtve ,.... T0 ~ope ~ ak BY P'·a.ne; At 2 •.00 Bll preparatlona are being made I' - - f'! • 8 ..._, 1.., ••·t the ,~....., ..... .... e t-~ ..... .. be 1 ptem r ...,. "nlis series a final gesture of tht: diamond spurt !n t.hla sectio)'l, wtp t I be played between tht! stron"" team ·, of Syracwse and the equally- s\rollJ •-am <l<lod ·•• Mlddlepo_. -......K I ""' ... ers The8EJ . .teams have met dur~ I d e&eh :!:ea atr&Jr '1 !ted ', auThe.,., ••~,, will be choflen from _, dl.mond anlsUI, lt Ji. the t<~Howlne reported Boollters, Story, Ward and Parfitt, syracuse QUlllel), Jl D outnther c unnre NesselrOQd, und Hemsley "~ , The games will be scbedul!ld. to 'I sta "t nt 2 3IJ o clock it 18 sald =-.c ~r ~~:!en;:~~tf~ ~~~~~~t£~~~~~~r~ pet la 11n adventurefiODle tenne, and often Ieavea t.he home 1n the n-enina"s 00 ex· P1ore certa1n near by 1errItory Upon lte return the cat announcea ttsel! with a IICJ'tltoch at the door and a member or the family In admlt.l It, to th&t rind somethlni Its mouth 1t h as run across In th e am1 1eaa wa ....... -·· rnp 1 -... e.ca, ha:s lkoQht home, at dUferent time~:~, rata, mlce, .!!mall blrd.'l, babJ' chick•. and Sflaltes • Recently, OOJner e~r watch· ful h ~ lh f milia , ... : laun'"• e da open'ed cat th-e <~ 10 an door to admit tlls wanderlng boy, <or Ia it a 1irU A beau· 'U,ul dart colored baby aniJnBl wu laid at Mr Lewis ' feet but t1}e yonn11~o~t.et was much rnoze Bllve th11-n ll sel!med and made a Llreuk for freedom The brenk however was not .quick enourh t.o elude the alert feUne and It wa.s soon returned with additions not to Mr Lewis' llkln&' !01 when the young anim~l WiLli Eelzed bY tbe cat, lt.ll feelings were ruftled to lhe ~xtent. that it remcmstrated In no uncertaln terms Gomer opened the door, kicked out the YQWlRster threw out Lhe cat and spent the l'ellt of the t!Venlng airing out the house Burt>, it was a ~>kuuk, what eble would HO alfett the ~~:en18.1 cashier? ~~ ~ ~: I wboet deatfl In Nathaniel u--avl'"·SIMon ..... 81loot aatw.lay ur: _... Wll attr&eted oatJon-wtde lnt.erf!ll ' wu ear Before Comm.en:e born and lftn!d In Melp county and had man" • • CommliiiOft ·~ relatives llere vii Silaon Wu known a11 Ul" Ci W•• ·····•ed the ... bna:le' -ho ... DY........ TO t1rtn1" CQhlmand that endthe19, war SlBson, • D' ed then was a& a 'Appomatox buller In COmpany Of All•1ed Ellu• t1n1 II• K. oeeond' w..t Vl•rlnla ea·-·~. .., ·-·.. • • • 1n C oa1 under the command or General cnminatlOil O«»'>e A Ouster, and it Wll.ll hl8 Rate1 Here boUt and the 1ttlrlee or man)' eomrl).dea that when two Confederate Columbus 0 8ept :13--INB- offlotn appeared under d flq of ' ' truce athetheblew commt.nd of General PoMib}e reductlons In \he nea.r f u- custer a call haltJn .. the ture or frellbt ratea on coal ahlp... ment.ll from the POmeroy dilltrlct advancing cuvalry and endln(l; Lhe Railways Cited T 0 A PP'" -~ ~~- "cea.~e SHOW CAUSE &o receive and mterL~~oln David S tnralle candJdate tor GoVernor of Ohio on the republlca.n ticket, when -===t loomed today wn.r he arriWA here- to mP.:Ce a Lalk Sat- tivety young bul progre&slvtl clu:!.n The State Utilities Commlsalon He wu bom In Melas COWitY urdaY afte-rnoon aeter I wday clt.ed repreaentaUvea of CCIIII- May 26 1846 and enllsted tn Oo Slnoo he left tbe ~rvlee In tbf!! carrying raUroudB, lru::l0011l8 the A, s~ond West VI11Jin1& cavalry Mt' lnll:allll will arrtve by plane New York Cen~ ·aJ., and the Cheu.- Arter a year ln thaL company he ut the OaUipol18 airport, the time World War at which tJme he dtBt peake & Ohio railroad oom.panles to waa transferred to Company K, of h.la arrival ha.e been announced ttngulshed himself by perfo!'mln~ appear here at II. pubUe hearinl be- whe-re he remained Wllll the close 116 12·00 noon He will be met daredevil feats as the ..Plytn& AIJe, 'fore the Commlsal.on Octobel' 6 , for or the war there by a deietatJon In automo- o1 the Naval Contln~ent, the periof many of his accomo. the p\U'I)08E" of mcwiDI: caUIIf why Following the war, SIMon roundbiles headed by Art E. Rosenbaum, rormance plisbments, reaultJna: In hi!! rece\vln&: an lllleged dlserlmtnatlon betwetn ed the BI.Uon Loan and 'ntle COmchairman of the committee extsUng frel(llt rates or coal lliblp- p~~ony of Marysville, Mo, and later At rt 00 a luncheon will be served a number or decorations, he h&f, menu. rrom the Pomeroy dlatrtct and made the acquaintance of H P at the Hotl!l Martln :ror which made quite an tmpreee)ve record ~ 1 , present rates on coal llihlp~Mqte ChUd!'f!a, Confederate buai@r cretickets wUI be 110ld. FoJlowlna: the civil affeJrs at Wa.sbU'tlton u we~ He as well aa !rom the number of 'llastern Ohi9J dlted with ,havtna blown the IB.IIt lpncheon, Mr lnJalls will speak at u in state afralrS his campatrn manalf!:r, Mr Johnson, and the Middle-Coshocton d~etil Cll'll halting the war for the south 1M oourt house Jtep6.. should not be removed. Theae two became boeom frlendll From all 1nd1catlona, a. record served two terms In the Buokey~ I In lasUinlf t.he cltatiollll the com• Chlklre1S8 dled in Lo8 AnReJes In b!'l!aldne croWd will be In attend- legilllature with Captain .Jonee, who be remlsalon explained that Jt "baa 19~ ance to hear Mr Inplls wlW I& a hjfnlll!lf Is a. candidate to cause to believe that eo&l operu.t.ora A stater-in-law ol Sl!lllOn, Mrs rorc~ful speaKer, a dynamic pe•son· lumed to that poat His 11peech 111 schWuled t.o begin 1of the Pomeroy dilt.rict have lonl Mary SIMon, widow of the late Dr all.ty who deals In something more , d 1 tt ••t10n David 8J1110n, reside& on SOulh Lhan mere a:e-neral1tJes He spea.ks ali 2 00 Sa.turday afternoon been engqe n ac ve compew Second Avenue, Middleport A ~ stratabt rrom the shoulder, calla a with the the mklt:lle producers ot the num~r 8 t •nn.. ~ •• Frank Slliii()Jl, Of O'eoon and lt. spade a spade, and minces no words CLUB HOSTESS and dl8trlct&." Mrs Raymond EbersDach was I Beller alBO waa rea-lstered by the slater, Mrs Anna Harvey of Co· tn deaUng wlth the subject at band commtsalr.n tllat the CO&I-<Iarrylll(l lumbus now survive Mr tmaU& hB& been maklni u. t10ste.ss WedneSday evening to her 1rallroada, by recently establlshlnc tlying trip through SOUthern Ohto b•ld&:e club at her home on West and bu recently spoken at McCon- Maln St Guests were Mrs Lllv lower rat6ll 00 coal lhlpmente from nelkYille, Nelaonvllle b.nd othe~ Coates and Mrs 0 I! KrelJ1blhl. the Number 8 and the Middle-Cosh- UVE STOCK MEN TO oet.on dlslrlcll! are undbiy preferr· ~XJlnt.s 1:1t each of which he was Mrs Lily CoateK Wall given the gut!llt HOLD SESSION IP'tl!!ted b~ tremendous crmtds whO prize and Miss Marguerite Meier re· 1 Ed Wels returned to his home In ltl&' the same and dlscrlmtnating are anxlOus to hear the comparn- celvtu Lhe club prize Cocl.-Ule Wedneaday after e)Jendiru;:: nralnst points In the PomerGJ dill· Livestock produoorll of Melp - - 1 a few days as the lii'Uest of Mr und trict." t:ounty will hold two meetings next Mrs Geora-e DanielA. The Connn!Mion recently ordered Wei•k to dlscul!fl the market situaMr. and Mrs Charles Comer of the railroads to reduce their trei(ht tlons aft'ectln1 livestoci: In Melli:& 1Hunt1n1ton and Mrs Howard Hard· rates <1n coal shipments from INnes county, J . R Aiigyer 11ecretary and lnr ot Kyaer were Wednesday and loadlna points In the Number 8 mana&'er or the Ohio Cooperative guests or Mr and Mrs E M Nye Middle-Coshocton, Mluislllon, Cam- Uvestock producers association will Mrs Lulu Harper and Mills Ster- I brld(e, HoetlnR and Crooksville l a.t~nd the meeting and had the dis· , rett ot Pt Pleasant were in t<awn d.l.!ltrlcts to Cleveland, Aluorl Lo-J cuSIIIOntl Mr All.gyc-r hL'J been • Wednesday vlslttns the tmme -'s •aln On'vme and other northern 1 connected with livestock marketing 1aunt, Nn! Florence Richards of POintB. work In Ohio for many years, o.nd The hearllll set for October 6 wm In his work with Ohlo liveMulberry Avenue Mra. Curt Hysell went to Caldwell deal with slllpmenta of llOid from ' stock producers has become lamThursday for a visit with friends I the Pomeroy dlatrict to these I lllar with tht' marketing problems and relative& Northern Ohio points confronUng lhe producer or live· Ralph West was brolljl1t bon-#! The Commission later this faU st~k Thursday from the Holz.er h015pital Ia• expected to arrange for ~>lmllar The first meeting will be held at where he underw11nt an Qperation heartnas preliminary to antlclpated the Chester school buUdiDI ThurBten dD.Yfl a~ro lcr acute appenc1lcl- orders forcing the ra!lroada to re- day afternoon, September 211 A tis duce tlU!ir rretaht rates on eoa.J e:lmUar meetlq wm take plal!e at. lof:r. and Jlril Rollin Neutzllni i!lblpmeJi&a from the V8J'ioUJ OOQ.I U"1801"1VIlle in the eYentns of the Blae ll-. are moYinr from Breezy Heighte t.o mlnlnl dillikiet8 00 Toledo and oth· SIUJle di.Y On Priday, September the Krider property on East Malp er points In Northwestern Ohio 30, a ~:~lmllo.r meetJng will be held at street. The rallroada have Indicated Ulelr Athe.:•:•:..._ _ _ _ _ _ __ pata,. Mlu Rollland Ebel'8bach, who Intention 00 appeal to the State ENTERTAINS CLUB has been spending th.e Summer In Supreme Court for reversals of all Mrs Mabel Bearha entertalned OaUfomla, 1a here spend1J18 a lew of these freight-reduction <1rdera days v111UDJ her parents, Mr and The Comn\'llsalon today rejected her card club Wednelday eveninr 1 Mrs Edward Ebersba.ch of Lincoln Ule Joint application ol the Balli· With a six c'olock dinner at her "'· Mtases OladHill, before returning to her studies more & Ohio, The New York Cen- hot,ne In Kerr's Run at the Untveralty o1 Mlchl«an at tral and the Pennsylvania rail- ye Oruese:r and Thelma Dill were Mn Viola Ann Arbor road companies for a r11hear1n1 re- rueals of the cl$ Mra Charlel RU88ell of Mulberry latlve to the Commlas.lon's 1'«'t'nt Grue~~er received the ftnt prize, Mrs Avenue was hcet.rM WedneSday ar- order cantnr for red~d. ra~ on John Ruuell was awarded the GranulatH for Instant suda ternoon to the Woman's Porelin eoal ehlmnente from. the Camf.rldge seoond prize and Mn Alva Hite was Ml.uicnary SOciety or llhe Simpson Hocking and Crooksville d!Sb'rct.a • 81ven thF co~Ia~ Pl1~ 1 ' M E Church In applying for a rehearln&:, 'tie The~ yount: people of the Baptist railroads claimed that the aoril• church wUI hold a Wlener roaat Frl- mlsslons order was not supported e-Yenlnl at Shenan1 Springe by either evldenee in the case or the sto.te laws regulating the ac"· Mre Mtnnle Steel Mrs BeaL,1' 811DIII,II ... vltles of the Oommlsslon The Btlicklcman and Walden •Ong <1f t.Mr lllu• a.•• Bokar . ~ railroads contended that the Com- Dayton were auests of N R noth· mlsaion was wtUiout authority to geb on Sunday and on T•l"'sdn.y isllue such ln order were the dinner s:uests .>f fi H from local health Cllllm, also, was made by the Roush and family St••dlrd Q. . ltlr In Metp, Athens, Oai- railroads that the order wu "arbtMrs Gilbert DaVIs :.nd Mt'!; Np. I Mortran, Noble, Perry, trary, unreasonable, unlawful and Ncah Davis of Oal11pol1'1 vl:;tted .,,nl and WW!hinrton an abuse or the Commluion's dis- with Mrs. Will Grapes Ss\tu day 1•" Raltan• a~ the Chamber cretlomuy power" prediction wu Mrs. Delbert oamba and two In Athen11, F:iday, made bv the railroad.l Utat enforce- aona spent Sunday with M1 " Al It has been announc- ment of the order would result In mira Hyae~ at Middleport confi!ICatlon of property and lmMra. Kathryn 9haver, l.oulll! pose "an Intolerable burden upon Stattber and Nary Stone li[lt'nt ~ Qaaker M•id ·-- _:.·~ lntet'l!t.ate Oommerct! " SundaY wtth EUznbet.h Sw!:shc\ Having already flied an appeal MJu Grace Troyer of AtheTis "is· pound with the State Supreme Cqu!"t from lted Mildred Hawley Bun~:~.~· the order affecting shipment& from Mr. and Mr11 Albert f'r.1 .. •· of the Number 8 and Middle·Coshoc- Addllon 11pent Bunday 1 wit I• Wm Sannylel• ton distrlct.s, U1e railroads, It was Grapes and family Indicated will soon lodae a similar Mr and Mrs Prank Ho,ue l.t>ent pkJL appeal from the order affecting the pa.&t week here ond with l't'la·~·~::::~.~~~~the Ohln !Pub- flhlpment.'l fa-om the Cambrldlft, tlvet at Gallipolis ~~ will be rf'· Hocklnll' anrl Crookmllle dllltrlcta W:n Mary Noble retur1wd to Delaware 8W1day after a llslt ""lth RETURNS TO POMEROY her parents, HEAR INGALLS SPEAK I Mr. and Mrs Carl NuSJl-:.(i lws - I Mrs W 8 Hart who hu bee1a re· a new automobile The following from Pomeroy and siding in Columbus the past few Mr a.nd Mrs. OhM WtnCQ3-t l:oJ.s oUter towns ot Melia count:v at- yean o.nd seriously Ill .alnce Ap•ll, a new P]Jmout.h coupe tended the Republican dinner and was brousht botne Wednesday evo L naUey or Crown CI~J •s reception ln hGnor <~f David 8 In- enlng by her son-In-law and d,u. boarding with Stanley Hoskin!\ He g~~o11s, Republican candidate tor rhter, Dr .and M'rs E P Maag. teach&l ICbool a.t Pannel H'lll a lba. 2le M• a.nd M:l'll Henry Scott. Mr Governor of Ohio, siven at Nel&on- The COIIdltlon of Mrs. Hart, nlville Wedneaday evenlna: Mr and thOI.IIh still aerlous, Is reported to aru1 Nn. John BcoU speu: Sur.day Ml'l!l Albert RusaeU, R G Wt!Jolter, be sll1htly Improved. with Jamee Scot.t and wife Mrs Oorl 8 Ro~. Ray Cllft.on Mr. and MrB. Cha&. Mac;il lLI e t!X· of Pomeroy; Mra Emma Jividen or - - - -pected home Wednesday from t.oa Raelne; MrL Em.e WI\ITen of Anl_elea where they spent II')C llfll't Re ...YIIIe; Mn P,ank Bean and two month• wllh Y, Mad<"o two Oflrlnal se lb baa' Yellow Onion• " " Bertha Ralhbum or RuU.nd Rura Blazer and ff!JTllb , iW'fd l2 Ql Ballket 39c MUton Blaltr and Wife' at Otl HOI· Personals to " ' ··••e ee~·ln ''"Nml of tho Jeet. and all talked the 1 same 0 ....., •-·•-..-· 1 lk'·· in -• ••1El15011ne turuu of Ule county, which ve 1n, no one a uu, a.....lll "'"' bad been p~rly adverti8ed by prapou.l )... lbe Me!ta county comml.ulonera, to After hft.rlna t t •mr10UI Meip ma ke neceuary 1mprovemen to on oounty c1.,_ .....na Cdllo.a~nt on lhe the court house, wu held In the re11.son for the lmn.-r .,ment of the court room Thuraday rront of t.he buUdlna, tbe meet.in&: Many citllens I wu adJOurned anll further actiOn Jon&! men, and county omclals, will be taken _ - ---- lnftu~ntlal ~ protet~~~- ~tom--,.IO~fl'liiJOIIO · ~ ~ i if li ;; - I I I -· 19c i : ~ Children Scllool 8bOH, Ox· ford11 and lltnps-.tll &119 •P to 2 ~outwear enr otfered. 3 10c Cheshire: • Rice: Coffee 1 49c .... Bisquick Tomatoes T.blc Syrup ••n I Pancalte Flour Shredded Wheat I LARD PEACHES I Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Worryl·ng About Blood Pressure'. 55c Concord Crape• SweetPotatoeo ' 10 lba. $1.69 8 U.95 § • FOOTWEAR FOR l!le New Electric: Theatre Thlll'llllay and Frtday, Se,t. ft.!~ "SHOPWORN" ,with Barbara Stanwyck Alao COIIHidr 'Tftlll7 RDI'IIH" Don't do i~juBt k~ Jour atomaeh In order and you'll bf) all rtrht A tablespoonful of Dip'e's Mentha Pepsln before ptii!BlSintatel a world of difference. No more dillY &pella, patn, headache. nor other snnptoms of 11tomaeh distress. Monev bock any Ume It f&lls, ~~aya stansbury Drua: Co., and Marttn & Roller, Middleport, 0., Arenta Adv Spike beds, to 8. 1 [ be- l Brandl Rela- UNDERSELLING PRICE laUon Work ShOll!, Ann)' laal, Pineo Soles, lulher lllp-Anl· n, full YamP-Rtlalar •2.2J nluea. $1.79 Women's Felt SUppen. lea&htr UNDE&SELLING tber toes. eohft, ()lll'l Jleald.y PRICE toes. ue 611e, sort pa6ddett c.hrotM J,a,har 110lea f?r eomlort. -hll Ieath• UNDERSELLING Genuine "PaiKI•" oaLsoles- lllher cap or plain tee.- Genulnl'l Oood}'ftlor Welh- $}-.69 Mlzt:....,.; to ID-Bqular p.9S • - 1fNDERS'I::LLING Made liJ J~ Shoe Co.Mooeaabt Toe, OYenndlh& •on-mart.IPI PMM SoJnNiekel Hook.l &lld Eplet.AJI sllll!ll 1 &o !Hi -Replar t! I I•I--- 'lJNDERiiLLINO PRil'E nu out I """ , . 1, " otrt~ 1 s h~ke ~n I _.. le~Ulll: ~~ached, ! uti~!~ Mc:~~e v!lc~e~ 11 11 cmplo\e~ ngr~emcnt J expen~:~e :_~:e qWl~rt~tie~t~~dls ~~~'C~~Ii 11n Bh~~~: :~lll~g N 1 1~ t eport~d Vivian ~ $1.11$1 .95 I l~k:JJn.;.,it~ artter fl H :'omexJ!r~nll't" . Underselliilg Shoe Store Mlllillllllllhllllllllllllllllllllt:IIIIWUIIIIIIlllllliiiUIIIUit"UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllllitiiiii111UIIiliiL1111111IAi1hil I Mah~t,: ~~~e w~~ c~.t tJ.m~pnrLP't Pl~tsburgh ·a"•' •"","a"'> not ~rl adJuatln~ ~tate dlci:~ s~.: po~tllons th~ , I tigatl~n ~efil.llon ,..::r.nmrtte~ hun~e1 ~ L 1 ike wa~ 11 nulho..u~ ~c..Jow~ 1 ,..,~,m~,\;i!ii:. b~ lh~t.t se~~~~ :t'~1e 1:· 0·,.;,;,;,--. u In ~~-dLtf~~· prot~ted ~harge, thrt.~ chnd~n I I 1DESTROYED BY d~ren~" I check.~ ~raced employe~ wm~>l' I I agaln~L IMPOftTANT V~TORY JS WON BY I JAPANESE AT LEAGUE SESSION I FIRE not poltpon~ 29 111~ fu~t JliP~>nese i .revenre ' y1~r. ta:..~ IE BaU PJayer I s K•JIed I n Cras h I I I - ~kidding ~o.nelivllle ba~>eball wen~ e!tn~c· .. dep~s~rd I IM0 th er 0 f T h r e e , IShot from AmbUSJl ' PRI(lF. Mahatma Gandhi May V:ery'Soon 1 I~ supa~m e I lTNDt:RSm.LING 0 Con111dered Europe's Coren1o11t con· tendea tor the buvywf'llht champ~tuUhlp of the wo-rld, Jack Doyle, lt1t1h fi,-bter, I& shown at be prepared for a bout watb Pt~tt1fer wcbeduil!d for October 17 at Crystaf Pal&ee, London. Doyle ha1 attracted attentron, ~t·en at U11a 111d,. of the A Uantle, by h11 1mpo1tnr rei!ord c1 ill@ JUs :lrd ~pt'C ial session .lr:nock<1Ub, tar t Tut s;;j.:l:f n m en11,1:t cut lilg lealilii.Uon designed ' ll\c the .s1ale ::t.pp!o:idmatel}' d J:! fUII'3 tht! ~ I sz.at. I·'U I ~attu':c1om0 Star 8rabd. llae ......h WIK!k II!Mher uppen. new !uta aacl 1 p&Uunt, 101W loltf wearln1 f«MKwear at a ftal q.~CWIII-111'11 fthl at aM Columbus 0 St ,1t Cuts In the- snlnoes und ~tate and local officets pit~! !-: throu!<hOUl OhiO !JOm tlve to 15 pti c~ nt, , ·~rP" !'nil flf' d t rl::n iJ) Ocv. ' '" h' ( ~ cronona:. rummttH'c 1, torr:mJt•"'e throu(lh a ~.< ',c< hm ' nan· l"e))(; r, placed In th ~ e-1 rot l s hrmds tty H-w-a rd L H<'\U. •' (I !hat tht' &tate INS Sl.ll.ff Cont>spondeni Nev. York Bept 24--!NB---Tile ma jor ellrlentt ~::atht'red IJ\ , t government 11-a11 on the court , re· cord today m. 1t.s cnse against U B Benator James J Da¥r.; o! Pennsylvama c!lrcetor t:r neJ a l ot Lhe Lo~ al Order of Moos.c charged with 1110iation ol thl' fc del > tl lotT.t"IV hl1 s When the tnt.l ol th ~ Immel sec lt'<l:ll} of lai::)l !, lt'~IUHe J 11~~ 1 Mond~t.!- Joost ends m tht' maze cf I fina.nclal and documtl•LBJ~ eVIocnu nlleilng that Dflvla profited by SI'J:J,OOO through. two chant~ balls 111; lottenes will be tred nnutroc~y BOY'S DRESS SHOES ' Sutgestion Also Made To Clauification Of Poaitiona B\ DAVrD P SENTNER r;J V~rgl.nla $1.99 TO TAX PAYERS $173,000,000 01- 1 ( BOY'S SCHOOL SHOES DAMAGING TO CAUSE 2 l"RIC~ PRICI! mWdleaol'*"'" 44c: •ME~'S ORES~· SHOES MEN'S WORK SHOES Blaclll. relan lnlher uppen col11n, Amerili&n 'llea;aly ions May Be Saved Ia Accused Of Profiting Personally By G 1 I WOMEN'S FELT SLIPPIRS mendation~ That Davts l981 Mooae Presence :my portiOn the~f does not an t Un.dentanu. r• couvent.ion m Atlanoc City tllo.t or c«npensatiOh bt excess or 1 lines eJ::• auin in. Germ•n of the minlnr company Wuhinaton Sept 2-i--INS--Cab- 1un them he kE'pt 1n touch v.lth every detail Pooua ltKIIn tk.pt 24 - INs-- A up to and lneiUdlnr f:iOOO cept Albo.ny raU· I' refused to dl&charre 200 Belmoot 1 Jnet who shp down lo the Til rt'c::mtmcnd thn t every cafe- or Lhe OJde1 I lull on eled J<u 1-11• ,. pel cent or that pot-Uon ht road , the QllestiOII ' Basel 8 It e;!;d g,_t 24 INS ' t'ho department of ngrlcu:t \ire to get leila be closed If you will provide rllal Da; h"'•d a ron tract With >I.CtiS for Ir.dla .'1 uu· ' $5 000 , was , w z a ""''I" ur Ill e s e .n.c• Wod wholesome food nt a conven- (h • made in J928 throttgh 1 touchables" was t"tached at Yeravte 1 '"''m•ncO/I: W W, of the -1'e£hnical argument.:; threatened , empiOl'ment or former enlplowe barso.hlli In butteJ and cltet>~e today ' lem ulucc at n ten~onnblc pnc~ In wll tch he had ~pecb l Oll!D.nlzmg Jail toda , T1 e comm 1~ c 8 liO tt:ndlng un 18 1 0 111 wm today to disrupt the Jilmes OOldon including t-hose who had gone on I became the target o1 the hcaustlc ! the 1\m cafeterms m lld obtained ttlt' lnltln- end or Gandhi!; [LOSt t thut JLhc ask a review or the merger caae Jn ' strike, lx, made unperaUve In LIU' 1 tongu~: of Rep JoAeph B S annon the govt 1 nmenl 1 ~ dOJug on!) what ~ fee, of 111.w lllc-mbe'J ~ ht! seomm ~ on mml! a 'I PI the hop!! of persUII.dinl the eom. Bl!nnett lnternatlonal race scltedu- governors settlement plan Yeat~r- (0) of MIMourl, chalrnum of the 1111 vat.e Jndustr) doe~. excf'pt that rme:1 Till~ \IOik weuJ tlnou --'lllc. death ,, ' •t1 ' thoto.•ug ll stuay or the du~ ml!vdon to JUt its ptt'OOrlptJons ef· 1 100 to begin at- 9 11 m tomonuw uf- days snlplnr was believed tn be In 1 Houroe cmnmtttee narnr:d to Invest! mo.ny raclorle~ ond stmef; opc 1 at the O!gani?Jng depr.rtm011 t i 11 Cu~Lt hmdu and UillOL:d1:.lb. ' t~ts perform.:rl by public ouplo}'e21 fcctlng New England holdlnl!s tcr two ~eat:; 01 ml.eiTuptlons t l 'ltt~latlpn a1alnst l11e reru~al to 1t!llt3 g_ovemment competition With them fOI thr. t'nlployes benefit Thal apprmal D~•ls E'l! d tl !t..ade1s hnmedla.tcl~· began pre;>o 1• the necessity for claSSificutlon •.Llf 01 The Baltimore and Ohlo rallload The two American balloons 0 tnk.,_ bi(ck ttae old employes , patvate bustne!l8. Bitt the govel"lltrotont spendfl. counc!l or the t.u d a pact U1clt U and other phases of will go before the comniJseJon prob' "Ycu will UM~J lroops to restoa ~ "' U is ridiculOus to •bink or cAb- $35000 to sooooo to install l:t\tctel contained 111 a romH\tt Ullu:le be : • ...n«~ to bl' l;llllled t,oHight m que~tion of wages tn order to irth.a 1 ably next week Lo seek ~ertiflcatlon commanded by Ward Van Olmanl order and aareu:uard life and pro- l ine~ otrice1s ..buying tood~tufts In aas, ptov!de~ Jree 1enl and light ami tl•r .:- 1 Bclnil,d c Mcou e rronlo tt>;:_ JJlt.senc:e. of unuctll. '-m ln"(luulltlcs and w collect , of approval permitting It to take ot Akton, O, and the navy balloon petty In case ot violence but not to 1 this manne1, salct Bh:wnon the) pay no ta:ws • said Rep Rach ter, and Theodore Mlllc 11 hurl 1ht conf~Jt~ ~bled f',un 1\"hich ma v oe useful m 1 01 the flnQ.J steps nec001111 ry to tbe under Lieutenant Commander I 0 ,,Proi:ect bhe operatlon8 of an}' mine I Accordln&" to information given 1 r~ L thnt 11n JmpotSillon on the the p1opagatlon depa tmo n. Minister J R£\.ll'll!u.y MacDonald ur neces.~o.11 am~ndment~ to ·:,;:;,;~lil: welding or Its system, Daniel Will- W Settle, will participate in the excep.~ under provl:dOHII of the gov- lhe committee, Ptf'l<lud:. of the ag11- I tRxp;neu;? , which handled the Moose 1\ hu.nt1 Gtent Britain an:wunclng tllet., c u1 Seavtce luw~> wr _ 1 ard, pre.sldent, indicated aace no matter what happens, thelrlernors nmended 10-polnt settle~ I cullure departments ex~erlmental Phllp denied that the govern balls ro1 1930 and ID]l ithr aJJ~ ,ct .ogllt:ment 11.nd asltlng Jmmedtut~: uon to the lejit:slatLrs at 1 Acect'dlng to the mterstate com· skippers said. ment pion Hendm son told Shet 1 farm near Waslltngton are SIJid t<. ment spenl $35.000 to equip 0 catc lottertes , " rovefTUl:lent approval ular SE'SIIIOn whJch begins merce ccmm!Mion'ts declruou of several or the European entttee l tiel IIIOVemment employe~. a rllV,UhJ rc- terla saylnt,~ that Hucry wn.s mo1e That checks lint:ed !rem the r.c Such llppl"Ovul would aUtomntl~· ,Jo,nu ry 8 July J3, approximately 6'7,000 miles haYe refused to accept the SwisS Henderson lndlcoted !¥at his tall buslneM belnc conducted than $5000 lo $10000 SJ>ent counts or the propu::ntlol oeiMit· .rr) llHiul."- tl1e governmem~ elec· Futnllng out that 1~ lla.S of a-allroad traekag~ will be dlvldod aero club's meUJ&l of detel'mlnlng 1der to Sbettlet will COJ\!Stltute n Beease the arrtculture departm nt rounrl helt wu inw I he pel tcwl p1ogram Iv. mdla 11 g~ mt "'c! ton! ldcruble .stlltl.stlcal wh1ch Lh" aged Mahatma ~~ PI G t'-. mfomm.ltc.n dettllng among ~he four major syst~ms aq au capacity, nnd the di.SetWJious on 1per.5~nent poHcy 1 ment buys only high gude livestock VIVIAN LOVES MKfE sona l b:mk acwun ts ror Dav 1, ronows this point left the Amet1cans oonlnc authority of the stale of and the best Bl!ed tt!J. products are That ~he order s •nngEu1111 e cu• - t.e~tlng b) his fa!tt no" 111 11.. l1Hh o..sls lltate g(Jvc-mment New Yotk Central The BIK Four le&iedly bewildered 1 Ohio" he said "W111 nol be U&ed lo of fino QliOIIty and eagerly ~ought LESS THAN STAGE Jll'tl 11tolles of oavi~> :tpp!OV!ng the Ua} ~ 1 the01 counues nndi'~i~:::~:~·~~~~ - Delaware, Lackawanna and West 'All the aa•guments are tolng on condone or aid operation~ of min· rl)r 1 ~ _ _ work don~ on the ch·1rat\ hJJI anndlll ve1y to.•cuk and utl•1 111>:; ~·ubdi\lsmn~. the C ern; Indiana Notthern, Klmawha In Oenna.n, Vanorman told tnlcr· l ell whose methOds or operation Will i w~he .department st~re Is someToronlu Sept :14-iNB--The .seThat thr. tickets prmtcd fo 1 111 , hom dlzzlne.'!.S nnd nausea, v!ll!' lmml'd Gow~rnOl 9:::r~r to the buttet cluba pnrat 1011 of v 1v111 n Duncan rrom J.wo otralrs we1e dlt;trtllutf"u lhtlllllfil {hteJ(fll at th~ uew~; lo.llhLugJ, tL wllllnroness to oonl.luue and .MlchiRan, Michigan Central no.tlcnal New, Service ' We cant jeopardize the peace agreement no"' or threaten a return or con tucTh n bthe taear.:ury depo.rt- hm husband Aslher movie shu lhf' mails and rro 111 \ a.s bt:l!evt>d ht' would not end bis and submtt Pltt.Bbq,rl:h and Lake Erie. Pitts- understand a wo1ct and we don't 1 burgh • and Weat 1one 1know wh"t it's all about and conMquent to a11 from Hollywood, was state ta stnte until Monday or twm tm ICSIEiatlnn Q.L the 50 a woe- aLLrlbutf:d by RosltaOuncanhersls· fourth• tntere11t1, ·roledo &.'ld Ohto 1 But it 18 evident some of the ,1 le Ice That a fMiekage of Wfketb rues<Jay at the soonest It was tHY Central, Virginia railway, ami pilots are inclined to remam on the 1 1 t would be better that these sa.0 pr s% ttwremployes ter to def;!re w rf'lum to consigned to Oav1s lot nb; home 0 hned 1t \\OUid talr.e at least tlus Attention was dlrecteo 8 J:.s and cateteril18 In the stage about flfty short ll.nes IJt'Ound unlell!l the matter Is patched : nes r•1maln Ck>aed than nttempt lodge in and SJgned for much tlme fm the Jirlt ,h b'--"'", to th r. !oct Pennsylvania Baltimore and up , cpera e In the manner piBllned ........ o cea tt were attached anct . 1 am hflpp becou~~ It means by Fred w Jones his alleRed !In h 1 , Eastem; Balttnlore CheBapeake and WtdeJtpread dlsappolnt."11ent V.:ll'l which hu already incited violence tietemled In testlmon) taken by the I my sls tel und Yr will go back to the nnclal agent · l 1ucnt t~ Nrry out t e nec ..w.ury sslary·cuttlng legls.atlon thu.t Atlantic Chesap~.>nl.e Beach t-all- ex~ressed over . he decision ot !'rot and ~reatens to undo nil the good committee • 1 sLage tcceLhc-J drJclareu N,091 ta 1 Altalnst till.!; arro.y of evidence;J~h~r~ e;as the ~ lbllll lnnt ~ • nact~d at tn:ce_ , ..... ,, ... _ ---7c" ; 110 ,J way. Cumberland and PennsylvanU. 1 !\UiiU£te Plccard Swiss Bclent!st anc:. , pUshed • at "r I The Lwo Duncan Rlrls, well · I defense coumel t.:ontenct.s that Dal'JS I lund•H 11 1 the Lons Island railroad, Lehlth JJtratosphere IMI.llooilllil, to wnhdraw e Y one company to ooep c " known to1 then sister act mal Willi unawate or lhe actn1111 of lhe . eel a ' ·:··~~· . .and New England Norfolk flnd 1rram Lhe race operate will eno.ble Lhls compu.ny to Pennsylvania, a&:dstnnt postmaster I make it 11 t 110 The oldest Duncan charttJ- ballij dl<l ~ee any or •h .uJ fm hL<; heKn•t \,-ould s ucct>ei hale otrendy b~<gun Westean , Wabash , ancl about 50 ' Hccuad lt ltgtilphed he would b~ reduce wage9 o.nd take other step& ~neral John W Philp Mid tl);at lle , al~ter Evelyn 1118111ed eight :o,.enrs l tlckebf and that his or!j:anlzt~/ pc.r• ua~mg hun l ... <!11d th ' ' • txtend beyon1 the short lines l uno.ble to partlclp.....e owing to the 1 which will give It 11n unfair compe- voullt llto)l any Jl(lltolftce catete11a • ago wa~ 11 150 planning ~~. retmn to conhnct was turned ove1 r.o some- before Br taan altt"1 1> , t:, 1: nlum Baltlm01e and Ohio· The Read- racL he w::u; obhged , 0 lecture before Utlve advantage over the othe-r op- from aeeklns business from the J the stage Rosltn said Wh!le the pmpose or h e 1 body else during 8 confeJence of fll(lt;,nm 1.1 lit-" c... the >l!;l ~m In& , Jersey Central Ann Harbor King Albert on the reault8 of his erators o.mt enable it to profit' 1 genero.t public anct halt the opena. high oi'Bcers at Sharon Pa In A 1tached hen' • l on 1iated !:.Ji,,.~ ·reduct1on 11 .... 11 ~~oa~ potntt'ct uut, ltOwLver hat tlon 1 is Intended tu 11t1eot 0 S Jones, oftlclnl ot the coal tlon Of BliY grocery stores If com.: MRS-BoRAR-WORSE giJ..'It t930 ' ln.1lroad, Butrala, ft.OOhf!3ter and recent o..~cent Into the stral.o.sphere Pittsburgh, Chlcaro and Alton, company, to Henderson plaints wtre made 1 Boise Ida Sept 24-----INB---M..ts l Chief t'Otmst!l Chnt!es J u r ndi11 .1,1!' re l)eut l d n rltcll!.l t l.t elected next NovtmoJet and khigh and Huctacm rtver, Lehich orter Yt'sterdayiS outbreak Pleketa H• dafended the post otface oaJ'e. l !..tBry E Bmnh 1\1 reor Idahos s'"n- Maflllortl or Ptcnxsutawney and would end only when will take ot!lce early next and New England <one four\.h inl llnM the road& and sniperellhot at t'll'11le,_ Slt.Yinr that they hac! been lOr ft" alm .SIJ !cker. with nnrrol Pittsburgh Pn !Attempted~ show j .ur.ta],) II.ClCd committee explained lhat -teust), Maryland and Penney!' ~~ds and cut telephone wires IDMtalled because the employCfl had I rever sun:err.d n tel apse today I unde1 CIO&S·elmmlna!lon or wltne88 . about one-third of UJe vmla; Pittllburtrh and West VIr- 1 ltlamen 1ert the mbte atter the tut halt •n hour for lunch, Often Her conditiOn was pronounced !Ji.!S that the to the throughout Ohitt wlrl ilnl& (ln po.rU, Western Maryland I shootlnl ceased refusing further were not dre.s.sed to go outside o.nd "crltieal' b) Dr Ralph Falk phy ft:>D.nk aecunr.t~ of Davis V.:C\'fl fot X· nE'xt year ll.lld about w shrort ll.ne8· inelUdlna -protection lti!Quently could not I.nd restaurant ' slctan In charge •, deUs CWt>d tllr. director !!!neral ' With a vle11.• to track rights Jnto Oetrolt, Divorced Woman Thouabt serviCe nearb,}' Mrs Borah s condition took D tum Miller Blld McGuire are also llll·l I iCOnUnued on Chesapeake and Ohlo; Chl!lllpeake I t 0 h V' t' f J I STEALS BA&N "The ;:oYemment dues not oper.- 1 at midnight nnd h&B "81'0Wn pro- der lndktment bul Di•vls obtained a and Ohio or Indiana; Chtca,go illld ea oua 1 l!aet'amento, ate them" he &akl [t provides Qre881Veh ac::ordlng to a !epnrate trial due to his desire to ThN Other• lnj'ured aa DETECTIVE IS e IC •m 0 1 Chicago, Eutem IUinota, Erie; . Hocklng Lover Sept :Jt-INS-'Ibe stovea and aucb tlxtu"es as are con I to..llftln 1ssued by 01 FaJk tnb hav? tht' charges him dee _ don" Sacramento ""!!ee blot· sldered permanent Tile momitl!J clded befme elcct1on day The 1 C•r Skid1 From Hi•hhit b) Valley, Lehigh Valley, Nickel Plate Pete Marquette, Vitylnia central ' • , ra, rea stea11n1 a barn -~ _ . -~___ _ __ Benntor ill 1unniri~ tor 1eeleetion 1 aouth~~nd 1 and about SO short lines , Sept Oeoqe W ChrlbUe, 50, the prlaon rr <'tonvlcted the detendendo.n• l way Jato Creek 1ng: him Into the path • ls e a camp II!Bcr p on er, wa1 accwted by Mr11 Ella oaJ. I faces a ml\ltlmum ~cnnlt\ 01 2r bo nd hain which In turn cr the murde1er, police today Iorber of mn.kJna: otT with her fine , Yt'ars Jn pr15011 :md ~ ~ .000 fine New Lexlnrtoll 0 . Sept 24-u ' • INSURGENTS TAKE Cl'l'l' tCOUred streets of CuyaMp Palls cam and moving tt to other proINS-An automobiles plungt' over him back to be hit by fo1 a. jealous lover of Mn Edna perty the emba.nkmem mto a creek after I Sllthbound t1aln Yet, London, Sept H-INS- Man- stewart 33 cllvorced mothn o.Jt l . JAPANESE F L J., R S In looGe gla"Jel today had / Mead Rapid .-":::':.! churlan ln&IIJ'8'ents today captured and a clerk of the I TEN COTTAGES 1!. ICStllted In the death or Roy Mont-/ ttve lived to recite llltl the cJty of TsJtJJJhar a.ccordlna to Bummlt county Juve, •!e c;;Ull, whc 1 ARE Geneva Bept 24--INB--Japan cr the LJ ttotl comm.65lon mvestl- BOUND FOR AMERICA gome1y, 56 rormoe:1 manager ot the today HI!! on!) lnjut) Y.'M a telegrapb dlltpateh was shot and ll:ll::!d 111 ftont ol he1 scoreu on Important victory t:oda) :mt ion would be debated by th2 _ tean1 of the Old Central tmed__1 In home lathe auburb Jaet last nlsht when Ute league of uatloRI council leliGUC ll5scmbly In wi,Jch ll p>)wer- 1 Toltyo Sept _.LNS Tiuet: leu.rue, and lnjurles to 24 'Ihto- kllltr, pollee were told, f.rt'd I1 Cclumbw, o., Sept :1-1 -INS- at het request decided to ful body oi opinion supports the KOOdwlll Jtien were th•ec other nu:n two probabl) fa- "TUT'S" THIS MAN's HOBBY from behln':l. a po,~~t '-'i• the porch Ten of the 18 ootta~m~~ at tbr ' th C~lnese position bound fo1 '11" Umt,.,d stat ~ t(;'ipv tally TO BEGIN WAS CHILDREN .t Mrs Btewal 's tKam.ll 0111 the Darby buntlnl and flshl consideration or e LyUon comIf the Japanese 1equest is grant~, tl r , ·k " otr 1 Sabl h _ The Jnjured were Harry Weller, 1 1 b U ne c Ul), mis8lon report until N09. HI etJ said Yen, Japan will 80lidlfy rom .!1 1.') 54 preJJident of the We1Je Pottery woman and a male companion e II t m es south Dt here, lay In The [,ytton report, embfldyln(r tbe ht1 hold on Manclmrlo. before lxach at 5- 31 am Their plane was Co Harry Woretall 52 an1empltyee New York, Sept U-INB-"I Wt':l"tl leaYbtg an au&om'lbUe IR lufns today after o. l'lOOOil ... . reHu!ts or a long lnveatf&atton In wc.rld o~lnlon c1:1n be aroll8ed. ht: 1 r(nr••ert nver tt~ KurUe Is- of lhe Zarle5vllle plant of the Am- Alexandria bore mv husband nine children In front or the mlden~. At ClOHe •,wept the l'e80rl following- expiO- Manchw-la and the flllr eatlt or t1t11 The connell overruled the Chin- r landS at 10 a.m. erican Rolllnr Mllls Co, and A L described ItS 11 yean When I refused io bear range, the man dileha.rred three rlon .Of an 011 lamp Sino-Japanese conlllct by a league elll!! obJectlnns but dld agree tG pubWeather oondiUoiUI were rtpon. Oo.ble of Zanesvll'e authorities, more be bftmt:ht four llit.ranJe bulletl and then fled In an auto. descendant 'H1t cottages were ouldtlv d11· OCIIImiiJ&:km on whielt Major ae,.er- llcatlon of the Lytton report Oct. 1 • ert gcod The tllt>lll Weller and W011:1t.a11 suiTered lnBcandlna•lan chiWren to me and mcbUe. str.oved due to tbe dlfticult;y In al Prank R. Kceoy represented the Yen left the council meeting to reach the fir11t stopnlng pla.t. J Jmies hospital ottochP.s 8atd Of ERYpt was Mid he WOUld adopt 20 others." of the bUU111ll struck Ml'll. PtUDI qter to ftlh& the ltPmes. United states, wu tr&Nmltted: 'to convinced that China can expect no ' Nome Alaska wrthlu so homs 'll may prove fatal Gable 1; lnjur~ begin a dentll-rast In Two 'Ibat was part or thfl plaint or Stewar~ near the hi:>\rt Sbe w:u., I One ot the fire trueD became mired the learue aecretartat Thlll'sday 1enuine asR!stunee from t.he le&IJ1.te 1 the take-on: vere of a minor nature Mahatma Gandhi Mrs Stella Holden tOday u Me His p<1rpo.qe, belleved to have dltd lnstanth [ \n the bo.nk of Big Walnut creek .Jap;:m aourbt delay With the plea, In her efforts to free Manchuria The Totvn newspaper Hoclli The accident happened when the BOUiht I separation trorn her husto relieve the A ,Jealousy motive for the ortm" a.nd wu pUJied out by a •rne'"Al" th!H a IJI)eCial envoy, enroutel to ' from Ute Japanese gnp The leat:ue Shlmbum sponMrrd tne tlflhtwhlch o.utomoblle skidded on loose pveJ bl\nd Jo..,athan llolden, In Supreme was l~;tveatlpted a&oua w1th i\ ~-~A bucket btJiftl.dn wa11 lormf'(t Geneva tiO d1SCUJII the report with GMembly con,.-enu next we-ek The l is being made ;))' E Saba pilot near htft!! and Mot oft the roa.rl tnto the Egyptian Court. over to hlm ot.her theory that the murtk>r mltht Pu•trntn nre told that the blo.t-r the Jeque, oould not anlve unt~l lf.Rmr.bly m~tlng had pup<J:''"'IY Nll.vhmtoa Honma Rnd P..r.dlo Op- a r.Ttek, "He is worth t600poo", she aald, have re!Julted tram have bl!en on the daJttd th the cott~Ute or Tobf<> • early In November bllen post.poned tmtil IDter Septemf'ra•... Nlt111 Montgomery wa.s once a bhebull "but tM:~e& u11. to Uve on pnme.a bread and milt ,. ' Jlltl'' ot sumeone oot'~Cft'ned Ql ~Miik:lRuhl\'tc1el of Columllu. RuhWecftll W. W. Yen, Chinese delep.te, told ~r in order that tbe Lytton report Frcm Nome the avlrAt.or~ n -c pl~r In the cotton 11tates tea 1 ue tomb ~n<lled bsr ~. Bte\lnlrt Jn lhc 9lld •a h81181na lamp crnahed to the COUM:II Jltxm was Sl!ell:lnr the ~d the whole Manchurian aitua- tcludnlro to roroc~Prl ,.., A~n FT111· Jle lw.s been h.ead ot 11 loan ccm- theHeanniversary plans to bctlln !!'c''~~-~ Decldon wu reeetwed., or JtwenUe court. t.be floor lltal't.lnl tbe blaze aelay to make ctrlaJn 1Jt11\ '~'"r-"' to\Gh tnllht be d11bated r!<-eo vln Fnlrb~tnk.C\, Alaska pony ln zarsvllle Car some time death Pt11n.~;ylvanltl- ~Star I _ "" Iy.......... ~ ...~ ............ -C , ~ Iff Solana Follow Three Pennsylvania Solon May futing Evidence I , c Find Trouble In Re· F.lerJt 24- INS-CGiumbus, 0 Ohio lllltlonal anam trot~ns lVIII not te ur.ed to protect Uac opertttlons of eoul mines wltleh h.ll!' refused w accept Govemrn: Oe011e White:;; peace plo.n Adjutant General Prank: D Henderson tOda) notified mll1tla Officers in the Hockin~ Vnl. I ley coal flrJds Henderson sen~ a. formal c.rder to Lt. Col Jchn 8Mttle1 mllltla commander at Nelsonville In anliweJ to 1protests b)' the Ohio 1 Co lha.L lroops W-3re 5~~t!;_~~:u~: :aid Men'• I Order Comeo Followinr Snipin1 Trouble At Ohio Mine A MEN'S WORK SHOES I hf'el11, Low M~hnn ht~ei..,...Ail sl&e~~ !~ .:w;~ lHH~r ~~Sf ~F ·Europe's New Hope lHmlHUA£.. ~ENH~A ~~~~~ IS : ~~~I~H T~ :~PPA~~C~ IN~ tN~ Sl~SH IN Ring ;P~m;~"~;';~'·~-;~!ken ~ after ·~-- lo'al oYer the week end John Hlx and Pamll,y or lltliipolls &pent Sunday With COJ: 11CI~U9. Rife and family. Mr. and Mrs. Daye Cart~c an,l e~ldren or Columbul were week end. peats or lhmreu Roush and t1ra 8wllber had the mlalo r~ Lme to run a aplle piston Ulrou,FI hie: band Which 18 very P<~intul Before Final Adiusl· ' menlt Are Brought About WOMEN and GIRLS 3 Porlt and leans 99c JJ fih Hats In HENDERSON SAYS New York, Sept 24-----JNS-Ratlroad oftlclala skid tottay It would nrobably ~ several yearn b21Jlre a fln11.l cnnfiolidatton would be erter. tJve among the fOUl leacllnQ railroad trunk Unes bt the east followina 11.ceeptance ot ihe interstate wcnm~f(.'e .comrnls.!non·s merg~r plan late Yetlterday The PennsylvanJa railroad wtu Prcbably reLuM.: to 1e11nq1uMll c ...n \rei of the Boston and Malne and York, New Haven and Ol1fOtd_ railroads leaving that the conSIJ!idatiun unset- I Oxydol Super Su~s so~...t::•• .4 , -- 'S Pl ~N 1lf Operatora E&peet To Get Protection From Stale T roopa MAY fAKE YEARS ~~ ..... Galvanized .. Pails PRICE Solid luOier conienw- 1.lun, Ullklde .olm. Triple natld at toe.. abl!olllilll1 &llie a-rcatHt va.l1111 Jn Chlldrens l.y; ... ,_ ..,... 1 ~l•. UNDF;R!iELLfNG PRICE f.Y.¥11- ·MUST 8£ B~SIS Of' MIN[ OPERnWN Minor Detailo Will Settled By Interet· ted Companieo SELLING-LOW PRICES l'o•lll" Meo'11 Dft!IIS Odonl1 -compow.l&lon aolel, Good• Jl!&r Welt eonlll.nullon, reru· lar p !S and fl.lll va.hteN Newer before have you been ottered zuch vahlell, lt. will pay :roa tit antlelpte your wants for several months d this low prke. ' GO~[HNOR Trial With Davis I YOUNG MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS ~ IJI~I'DERSELLINO ..,.-¥¥. jG:R££ TO EfFECT: PHrPO'S[O GH~NGE II P I G Soap 4 '11:: Gold Oust f 0URRAitRO~US u• CHILDf;EN'S SCHOOL SHOES , • ..,.. Bconom Committee Recommends Sala Price• on raw material• and hideo uaed in the manufacture of Shoea have advanced in the lut thirty dayli--But a"ticipatin1 thia increaoe, we purchud our fall Merchandioe while price1 were the loweot in hiolory-probably Mver aeain will you be able to buy at pric~• so low- 1 Brooms Rice ~.... 1 I N E W S S B R 'f I C E RAIL SYSTEMS ACCEPT MERGER PLA A~lelent by~;~he;boe:,~·~~;;;;;;;;;;~'"~'~"~le~b~"'~Uo~n~o~t~b~"~bl~rth;;;;;;~'·~ BUYING~ VOLUME • lO Friday & Saturday! I QUANl'ITY ' 11bly ll~tht tr011t In expoled places In :ond ce ntr:;~ J porllom wrugh~ Sundar with ~lowly rl~lng ~mperatutefl FULL Hartley &Bennett's 1----. Chain-Store-Savings • WE~!~~~ ~2~~9~T;;;;, 1\ the New• Office of The Dally Tribune, eall 236-L, If the Bualtleu 0111ce ask for 202-R. ,... Blllh birthday anntverary o f Till'· Petert of CQlumb!l!l, Wl\8 beld "' Mnl Jl' &t the ham• of her niece, nl w onmort, Wednll8day 1\l of Mn eve Peiki'S SiJiteen relatlvee ' who " a fonne' and 'i'iell lwvwn in Middleport, a1ded her In .. , 1111 5RIIIIIIII&I1Umltllllaunnnuw: 1... r~ 1 Clean Sweep I)EADERS• NOTICE - If you want hold f" ........... of ......... lollowl. . ocllni ............... , ~~~:~~.r.:~r-s~!:1 IN POM[ROY AREA -~~~ ,.., ••: .."-: ~·::....~ 5~.;?i:~~t~ A•.~:~TH..~·,y::.,::M tne SyraeUst Sunday Atl NIOM f AU UTN " I COLUiht 0 , ,, ~~:.~:i .MAY BE REDUCER ;;~~lA>;~; ~~~~~~ ~~Zjj ~f~~ i • ulJ'' •veruw " OHIO 'tt ..... 1 8~~~~:~!"ci:rt 'sYRACUSE ANo: BANKERS KNow~fUIGHT CHARGE~ ~g;Who·O:! 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