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"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:! BOOS TERs TO' LITTLE A B 0 u T II n- ssoun, __, u \ • I WILL SP£1~ HERE ~~~!!s~l N[X T SHUROAY ·~:~:~!.rk*'?~t~: 1'11· . • whl~tl ;;,~~-~~:;;~~o~i~,;~~ I I Tran!S~t •_•------~"'-- : �\ • ~ "':I ~~~· SoldSI • , .. ,.,. J'*ll ......,.. ~ la:ad:et~ mat&ei DapL u, lN&, at \be Pa" c,l._ ·~ ( • '"• Clblo. ~ t.br act ot IIU'cb J. llrt" Publilhed DaJ3 ailli j . *" _..., ~lQ'fDQUf ~ - ~t.boucb l'~ori!1Nli I 61' .......... .. \ ' ,. • .. Middleport l 8UNOAV 8-!'PTlXB!m. 2ri 1032 News Bethel :1 u _......- -. - ~ ~ "' ... F"- ""' "" l"!bl- . a , ,., I .lDVUT,SiNII REPAESJ!NTATIV~S IJ ~ -~~ll.loc, One W~k One MOn\h • • ODe Ytar I i DtU""nd 1b Carrltr • • 1 One Month Three Monl.bs •• ,, 6tX'I 8Jx Months 1 • 1& .t_, By Mall 50 1 00 2 00 O.K.'d i ----------------------Om~-y~~=·~~-~~~~~ 1 I; ' ·' PEACE AND S'AFE1 Y-Thou 'will keov hun m pe1 • feet peace, 'WhOM. mmd is.$tayed on ThPc uecau:;e he trusteth m Thee -Isa1ah 26. 3 ' In 1r1 A.SLEEP-=-. 1-,~~11 WHILE h•re for t.he pa•t twelve months mHUnl He A~ the teQU811t Of Jud.Jic F w nplalmd, acoordlna: 1.() bl.a view- 1Crow, Pomeroy atwrney an(! re"JCinta ttuu the ccmpany did not prest~nr..tlve of the tomJ)flny thll.t expeec. huae profltl!l from tbe open. 1I the two ahould aUempt .wxne agr~· ..1onl!l bert sloce no lnd1VId~~tol or ment In the near luture the n1et1o1 porat1on was malllln1 auch pronta 11n& wu adjourned and the ffilltter 'tt the present Ume but they did left for tu,ure eonaldenttloH I 1olln& approldmately t:moD.OO Viralnla G..,n IRONS Rl·l ~ring 1 ! S'yl'fl~UJ ~~ond Ht> z Root j 1111 and J ohn Ru.sr..ell or I __ Chal"\et I r:krw •:Jt a 1day at !kllc:e cw by I' ==· I t..ee Jludl1 Welle o1 Pomeroy un ton1 11 opera tion Sat ur: the offlce or Or R E I V.N.,.. '-l••fwl 1 "'' oweM Jr hu expired tile oompany • ehartl..., tile vll'Ai' r01 bll .~ 1n 1.;..., pu c uildinfil!. 1 eve::t~~~: of ~~le~um::aer~:::! ~ric~h~mt:r maa:~r !a~:~b~~~a.co~ I p rs[NT[ 0 Hr H[ •1 SCHQQL SUND ~~- · 1· ··r-~ A'Y II. -:- f:E S S Q N A ' p..esent For Governor's I L' 1 La~y " •!· : I Ia!;d tr~:~~~:l~~~!~~r~~~ r::i:;;·~~~~ I n,..,_ i R !.he oompanys viewpoint in a pro- wu. sUpulat.ed under the old fran ·[ [ [ ~~~~wakl ambulance LeaaonforSept.nJL·-25 Jonaed addreM before the council cbl&e that thle .-as to be allowed the - 1-s Wa~ne Glbboru; returned VC'I" only t.o be milt with a rebuttal Ylllare free of chara;e The b111 now P't1dlily evtmlng from t wo week!9 vie-[ ' , ~h It at BucyrUR wt~h relatives NIVIEW: MOUI HOH41111D IN 5tatement from Mayor J E Harlel amounts to more than sooo which I Ao p l Of L It was the idea of the MuldlePQrt he Aid must be paid unless .wme ' &r ecton -~ OW j M"S Lulu MallOn lett f'r1da y for Hll D.ATH 1 ~aJLI Lbst since the caae bad ber.n agreement Is reached before the Liberty Theatre CoParkel1lbul1\: for a few day111 viSit all.en Lo the conun!~~loo Jt should Calli! comes to the Bttentlon of the David M!Jier bu been conrtned GOLDEN TEXT-Pltde~ u• In th• 11 ay there ror nnal act io n althOUih oommWion Y.blch may be o. lone operating oo his home on Grant street for the lii'M or th• Lard I• tb hath ot t. l•l the village .,.. Ill not be In a po~ltlon time 1 __ Pll!lt week wttl1 bronchitis He L, 1 •·~~W Franchi•e With Gao Pro- o present lln oppo8lng arJument or The company s attorney h.ad J he lteiJey-Br.nmnt poRt of the reported ln~rovtnr I U•U U:Ni.;nT-D•Ilt•rDII omy n I before the -:ommlsslon L d1awn up an ordlnllnoe whleh he 1 Amoicnn Lt:rlon of MlddleJ)f'~t ~~ nnd Mrs M S McAlllste~ I PRiliART TOPIO--~o• .. Cou to ducing Company, Caus. evtdence ~on~adlct the compa.n} !l clalm!i read In full and under the term 01 1h,J s o.rranged 11lth tht' prorlt~c;:'rs an aughter Sa.rbara returned Prl· Live W!tlt. GoC. I eo Trouble M1 Ea~leson explained to the the contract was to oe &lreec:l upon 1n Cincinnati fer lhc !lho,..mg of ~a.y fjf a visit wHh relatlvel!l at .lt1NIOR 'l'OPic-Th• Du.tb •f • t..unc1l that OI.JCino.tl~ tllCrf' V. (' rr between the two parties later B~ tv.ro of the otU.IitHnuing plc~ures of mopo .s llnd B1'1ckley Pa Gnat lAdtr. 3 v llaBes t.uwns or units or con pa88lng th18 ordmance the council th r llrf:r.ent time a t the z.eR.,on Mr and Mrs C 1!: Grant and M j TO~~a::W'"-T!l A!<iD BENton 1 sumers of tlw ccmpany, ~>nt.ered m was to receive the cancellation or r harfty !!how Sept 29 1932 :nd Ml1l Joe Springer of ~arken;- th• Llf• ot 1¥'"• M&)' Le•rn b rom I he rtlle cnse ngain~t them but the 1600 btU chargee:! for gas Wltd In 1 Mrs Jenlchls manaaer or the 8 ~~~ Friday guesta or Prof I Y"OllNG p:~';i..• •:No ADtJl,T J ~ A W McKay Mrs TOPIC- Wbat tb.• w orld. 0 ., .. Ao To Dispoaition Of Crom that number 39 had with- publlc buildlnaa Should the peo-lllbertv theatre ha:s eoopenated 0 J1.11 n I hat leaves ouly 24 umU! pie 01 consumers or the village re ,11 th the Lelf)on aod 111 bel 1 ant a sister of Mrs McKay lfot... 1 Caoe; Later Meeting d consumt'rs atlll In the DTOCeed sent the action or the council lu 1onpt' I be p• P ng nrMWI Jean McMa.'ILcr spent the 8 lnas of whlcil Middleport is lie po.oVJtna the ordinance or contract i 11111 ttcrlous ar;~~ ~ 1assurmg a week l'!nd here from her studies at I. M..., D•barNd 'rom eana•n 1 To Be Callec!/ cldedly ~he lllr&est unit flnd the they '>I.OU!d have the right to cancel IJi nmt:nt awesa enter Ohio University (32 4S-6!t). latgest consume1 the contract by a referenduan vute 1 Bl Cl D 0 Miller or Cleveland came Tbll let ot God lltrlld 1 dt._ The controverliy wnlch ha~ been It \las h iS W'!sh that since Mid Mr Carney exmessed hlm,<;~ ]f aslpk•lni blt"y ~~-feature de- Satl,nday for a week end vlslt wjth l piQI the tr..ed7 ot ao u:!toh"' ' I!Olllg 9n between the Ohio F11el lllep01 t did not req uest being made being heartily in favor or attem t • "\"• c t Y ue and cont:ll- his sl<~ter Mrs A w McKay and task )( C•U..9 Oonma[Jv and tllf' melllbeJ ~ of a party to t.lte ro.te "Q.8e tilat this ina: some lltbitro.don m agu!ellJ~n; lie !lS o~ they !ll't' today a modcln brother R A Miller and famlhes I rat • Oltl •~• loJal to God snel l I he Middleport Coundl ~~aN renewf'C tlla"e .shouict Wl tlldra IV from the I between the council o.nd the corn drama In ell(>ry respect hu been !'he following left Saturday even- 1 t thtully lerved llhD throurh a long aL a special meeting 0: I h~ llflul d ol procc;oedlngs and ~hilt some awree- pu.ny while Ml Bln~hD.m said he [ ~ c III eel as the testured producUo[\ lng to spend th e week end fH Quan- • II e. TkOUI)a bll "e7• wat not .Major Wilham D 1Iarr1!11 executl\ 8 v1ce p1es1dent ot the Root;t~ve lt eJty fathers at the city hall F1lllay Mnl be made with the company wu~:; not In fa 1or of !l!l.)'lllQ lhe $!100 Tbls plestntutlon Is fl tine picture acut Camp Mr and Mrs w H dliDmed nor h1• Dalural rorcP .M~tor Club of AmerU;8 , J!! shown a~ he presented Mr'l Franlc hn D Rooseevenmg ohe cb\ tmvmg ,he vUJage the ex bill ond IVOuld m\1{'1\ ratht>r see It with a flnl.! cast :;taJ'l'ing Joan JuhiJna M1 and Mrs Frank Vro-ltbatecl,"' he wa11 obliged to leave hlaj vtll, w1fe of the Democratlc nommee, w1th thP. club'" fusL mttdalhon, FI C' IIlun T Eagleson attorncy-1H penst" of preasln@ the case crmcelled Plondell man MJs.s Helen Beeson of Colum- -.york uotia1$hed. 'I'llll ~ tru• or !aeslmllell or Wh1Ch Wlll be attached to automo bt leR tO boor.t thP. (,OV· lA\\ Jeptet,entlmr the Q'&s company Uc ~~ m \l ll to :;ay that tb" comOther melubcrs 01 the J Tho:' Sllt.nt Parlno a {'Omtdy bus Mr and Mrs Claud Crawford ~JII of~ tt;owenr tb.e uaredJ' 1111 J ernur 11 eanthdaey tor th~: Prmndency fht~ medal! JOn~ w1ll be !1Dhl to 11 1'811e campalfD fund1 fur th.e tJemocrat1e Party was pre•~nt 11ml rcne\l.cd the effort • 11nny b ad opere.led in the red , we1e mm committal durlncou~~e u-.clucllon, chu~ full l')f JaUgl_tj, of Pnrkersbu '1 and Mr and Mrs o.nly app~rtnl Lite' II a robatlon , 1 1o. ld amu.~ing sltuntJons o&ccom George Klne-aJ 1m of Logan T.be 4U.J.!D II llot of D I :;:;~~:iJ mit:~ I he teuture und ,8 lll lt!>Cif Miss Helen Be('son of Columbus t.,Skl, bUt Jdellt l nl11bed mr n la bur dll example of the best HI motion QM'h('d Fllda y evening ror A week I r'd tb I .,, r ll IH'n1U aotl e~IS Ill !he tllSf' ~ of state edtlta l Pictures of its claSK A end 1 tsll , .., L1onal and other m lltu tJ on~ man 1 r: 1 w TheD • ne f ~te • 1 ConUnuecl Frnm p ... , c Unr d b "· d uf vaudeville clean snap:ly speclM r• John D ownl n~: Mrs J H reuoa or (Y. !il). lt was &ge Y ..... ~, ~ of lr JL~tt_'(l..~ we benlty IJUmbeJ R wllh loco.! ta cnl GJ'llte and Mre Minnie Neutzllng l ain Tbe Dl.tOrt ot thl• lin 11 rhea I heve the total amo unts o f their \\Ill be a p a rt of the program wlllieo.~e Stmc lnv morning !OJ Lbna Ia Numbtoraro 1-lS It wa1 bllfatl I lie c.fll.cnl.~ upon an equalil} the nersc..1al S{'t~ Jc~ cm1 11t'nsat!on ~ The ttiOIW y derfn:d from Utr Lo nttentl the Pythlan Si.sU! Grandi ure to aancttr1 the Lord at lierlbab ummltlPt recommenced that t!u ~i<c.Jud be te ducti:l by 111 •r•PIIca IJJLcc'c!ds of Lhls em rtlll 1mcnt Lodllr Convention Mn Grate Thla penaltJ, wbllfl leYere. wa• llot legislators durlng the special ~cr tlon or thl~ .scht!dulc to lilclr I'X · 1 \\Ill go mto the Lltdo11 <hull\ soc~ lhele""' de!egn,_e for Me l8s: too ••ere, tor tile rirhteouacelll or! ~•on adopt a re&OlutlOn req 11 e:.ttnl{ I tmg payroll! but U1.1t the fh:lug luud 'hl~h h u ~l'rt In M•ddlq;o1 Temple No 1 ~3 <.od demandu the metlq out r 1 jndgt:s and all othfr oftlcers whOS< of indl Vldu~J •ntt '~ or cmnpc mHBr•11gs Khbv flf Chelllure under-~ nlty upon t'Ptey traw: el&lono ~h 1 comptnl>atlon may not be atrecled l•Ol!tion amone- I hell employee~ be o. cl vtclnlt} each \\Intel 111 1 b~ th1:: oont.emplaled lt>~l ~hltlun , 0 lllft to lht t ust<f'~ themlielvcs A mnt1nee \\Ill be r,lvt•n fOl WI Ill t n opctnllon for the removal WDII too rlarln& • 11 ~ tb ~ c hcol chlldi en nl 4 0 clock 1 1 th of tonsW Pnda} nt the oftlcc of 10 PftiM OY th Db 0~ e Lord 1 voluntorlly @IVe up IJUCb partB o• Orclared ,the reoort 1 :>tte.-nocn ol Sept 2!i to Nit blr 01 M~~~n ~nd ~ ~Ice S<:'tved him uialt~~~~ osea bad 1 Lhelr ~a !Aries 1\11 wUJ re8ult In 01 ~ Bcsldf'~ Bell~ th1 comm.ttce CHAPTER FORTY-POUR 1or "l doubt lf 1 could" btit. had. JDt!ftl7 retl.nd bto' s.~ \Je n ha:i returnedJ Y maov / rquallz:aUon ccmp rlsed A C E1 ~t Clevelo.nd. ll 1cm to ~cc thls sl. u"" fit 1 1 , "You S&Jd <~"De daJ, rvu. thouPL "Everybody says he's crazy iL lft her burt and humlbao f)rtoos: t en flom Det rOit 11 here she 11ptmt. lhe year11. The committee advised that Jh(' Frank Ca\e M.amf1eld George B J1mm1e l&ved tns wite, .. observed you He'.<~ ii p.Pach I met h1m wa~tanc for Jimm1e to com' ~UfJ!mel &ahlly-waf(t- reducllol Chandler Columbu~ R B Acker 1 2. God'• treatmeat of Hotel (n J prcposed Mn. Brownley M htrlm• sUeed day you left Palm Beath- we !ll!lll!lel and sge for )lardon I FAREWELl. P\RT\ I 49, riO). Wblle It waa senre 1t schedule apply to all st.aw county man Gallon Mox Hlrscn Cm· 1 sume tomatoes "'WbJ dt~ yc.nl tbiak to talltm g I hen I !law hrm a hnuell 1ald he now kne11 A fnrewell part)' In honor of Ml ~fiLK 0 ;T":SO 1 wu 11t tDOIIt tender. It wu In and lo\\'ll~h!.p omcers and emplov- chmoll a nd H S \tk mscn cnAONESIA keCJlb:urwitbGod •nature WblloG{l(t ee ucep~ those u1pgt:d In com· lumbus he lovn her' TheJ haven't lived tlrno~> n1 ;.; , '' \ l K Rt>ully '.'.'.'~!~l~hi! w.. aU 1L had meant. Whea ht ancl M:rs Homer Coh mll n ""ho art" topther In a f!'a"' lo1e h1m f I 11 11< 1 t ~ow Jovt> turned to another woman in moving to Bluklng Sprmgs was Anl\clrl and mild laxatJVC also 8.[! "f:llm.t pau <IVPr .liD, be h1 ahVftlr.l - - -'No. and that'~ the Nailor. tor Jutltlllt! or back to Pamela, she hat held At the home of Mr and M•s excellent mouth wash May be Ell rracloua u hll JuRtfett will per ' )Oil," laid Pattiela brutally +The PIt'\{ ,I that tht matter ~~a gravel Tom Hendricks at a~adbur y fhose riven w ln!nmli with safet} Q[!e nlit He a(lllolnted the ptac• or 1 1 nly reaMn It !I also the reason Jack h;.u! the men! mfatu•tlon o! !I ma1 J pJesent wea'C Mr an C'I M 1 ~ James Pint ~ One Qu11rt 15c Sold by ~!oSM' death OD'tbe mount or ,hrlon I for rr.~',' Ul! :s.~J•d They were m~ tl!•J; C'lt 1\Ulse m Ll• tlurtlea fu"' a rred1. )' 1• nt Fu ~ ute M1 and Mrs Wll!mm 1 ~ s,ansmu y Drug Cn Mldcllep01 t UosetJ was I:Rtherer:t "onto hill fiN> 1 jHJn~: togeth~:r when 1 tk-11'11! un the lu>• , " 1 h 111 rae .• Anc\ r;he had- lot'ked the joor 1SilVIe Mt Dnd Mrs A1t Kloes Mr Ohio l•le' sllol\Jnr that God wat~ 11tlll 111~ ecc:ne But they w11re atune of hose Rut 1! ~ 1y ws 1 1om tl 1e moment. Junm1e h 111 c llllld M! s George Meinhart nnd the ( od tor 0(ld 11 aot on1t tbfl Cod or 1 that marr1od t ~;~ lk a se~m aK 1~> 1 ,, 11'''' lh• t o'II 11 a bo..-• ·~ t".-11, p a t r 1eta ha j J se1ven gue::~LR of honor RefJC>sbmentli welt MA\ l'lt01 J S r \GJ'f::F.l\lii NTS the dead but ot Che living lmtuoasea r~ 1 1er a follo"tng th r. ent~IID.tmnu to reach at OM t1me (I~ ~notber, .., Ill. n I II k and real 1-N,I th.oe enotml•v of what lh4. evening II Mon• VI &WI tt1• Promta.d LaniJI ret~~entful toward eacll otber, proud, Jm1 n, " llld h n d had done She had aald to hf!rself, Lc ltlun '< ot 21 - lNS- B \,et 1 from Mo.,nt Plagah (3i 1-4) ll\1 1101' toda1 th1t tim~ f1 At Ut L d' b I av01dlnc explanatioa Uial m11ht llf!l'lo ' ' ~ r1 1 <lUJ se 'But I d1dn't know I d1dn't know BIR'I'H ANNOUNCEMENT tad" cnhtnet mlm ~ trrl; lncludtn~' e or I kldlnc Mollt's n hav, brourht understand1ne ami •){001 • 1 ' t u" lf' s ~ She hed to me She hu nobody tel M1 and M s Fran!:IEl Ove 11ul"<'' VI!!COunt snow den Lord Privy Seal) cendf'd tile mountnlu of Xebo rrou1 rene rally ditleonte~l>d " til l \ r .. rely blame but hlf'lrstlf " of i<lW(!r Mlddl{'/)01 t o.nnounce the mQ) resi1n .shortly m protel';l Biain ' whJ,ch lie got a 'flew or the prom "B11t ba told me," raaJKrj •tfn mf' Patncla bad not the birth or n dougllt.cJ bot n Satu rday !it 11greements reochect nt the ottn- lsf'ld lnDd Be obeyed though he I l 1 1 1aeutt1 of beme t~ble morning _ Browu.kl:r, "lhat tber. WIU\ nolhll'll wa emplt(> conrerem,.' t J il:all!w that h• wa1 to die there (~ between 1ou and him" Ia !,. her cunsc1eooe w1Ch .,u J 1 1 H Thomni'l dOminions .:'J:l • 1 ~)J He 1reat1y desired to go IDto '"Tber.'"wun•l And be l':;. usi fvur' , 1 Oh,leY.nl1etomy / BIRmDAY P.r\RTV ~~rv In a speech lnt\dr " nleo 1' the Jand (8•23), but nbmlued to ' there wasn't he probably 1m &'toes tf'llo ' I black, but 1 know I'"Ye A number or friends gathered al unity In the cabinet staling lt'l" the Will ot the Lord Tbongb he Wll.f! an ah!olnte httle rotter I'vt /the home of Mr a nd Mrs James ltuatlcn motul ed bv the ( 1lff 1 not permitted to fiiDter thA lund God he abll •ants ma. R's an awful d 11 ~.. , J nluddla" ~ I, , 1 up Aunt Pam'a home. Sbt Srevens on South Thud Avenue argument \l.ns exc~dilliiY ,t(lilH ;(.ave ltlm a flew or the tull~t 'dl Mn Brownley mad11 p1ctures nh (w tl 1 u u hii.Ve lod:t'd h1m out 0v11 r Mn! F lday eveqln@ and enrerta1nPd 1 DI~\'.4.NT TO KILl -;;il\1 menRIODI Oftb&land which WIUI to be tt.. tablecl<lth With a tork "XQu ;.; u•uld ha" n ,J Brownley but 1t waa I who pr4! Wlth a !Urprlse party hOU011ng Mrs ~U.vem birthday ann iversary Mrs ' ! be iaherua~e of thll! people be had H b f really an rather 1tter a1e you J 1 k c tl "! m ril 11 thf! way or, MMJ Brownie)' Stevens was J)re&ntcd with an at Mllwllukee w;;-sepl 24 _ 1Ns--l tlellvered and ledtor40yeura. \\lule r.~ased to 12re for h1m'" 1ht> • t> I) I "I r ! n c s s .,f n l;' I thmk I m a he rome be llt;R tlve luncheon set In honor of Augus't B1tker 47 tod 11 ~ a!'tu~e d kl ~Josea sutrer~ tltl• 1evere penalty "NCI AntJ I'm not btttnr 1owllrd B10wnlcy llPI II' I lo th~; I m ready to atep out bke a the oocos1on him I cocldn't be I can see h1s nesY of Pa ll (J:.L I tO.Il see wh.y I 1 l11dy and let Mr11 Brownley A 1riost delicious 6 oclock pot- bP. a prosecuting ,..line&; agnmllt we abotdd remember that his IMln aide of it too de&rl)" I feel more J!mnue C911'" (or h, r Aod I ean hun Wh11t l'v• actually luck suJlpcr was served 500 was the his 21-yeAr uld Wlfe Emnm \\ho lion wa• not aA'ected. He w8s de lOri")' for h•m-a rreat deal more sec too 1\ll~ !ll C 1 lo1ed I\ omen of done 11 take AWit Pam !I huaband dhe Sitlf\ •of the evemng with prize confessed planng poison In his cor- bn'fred Crom entrenee to the land tbaa 1 do for myself A.nd I feel the ol<l~r !Jmr·~ morJ> t<lH11ly and aw:~v rrnm her th,.n turned him ror Jlirh.1cortnr awarded to Mt~ fee fm love or hl•n State chem 11t that time, but we 1ee him 111 u1e I!.Ol1"}' (or you And ror Aunt Pam tenderly than th v loll' U !'; • another woman John Russell Mrs. Mabel Bcru}u; lsts had repor! cod then" WRfl enough If\~ .Opie flfteeo ceuturlet lilter In to klll iiO persons a atate ot 1 dl I don't ~ow ifhl(•h of you is the She reaUv ~~ 1n llr :1.11f!1l fix n rrahty, I'm t.rylnr to railroad re<:~>lved BCeond prize I dld not want to kill my hus- , "~ I Ol'J' loonr!llfll( ~'<llh more to be p1tied" .-_nd !'I!) I" hi' \\I'll I'm thl' .-.nP to HJLO marrym&' Mn 81ownley GueSts were MesdameR Charle~ band !laid Ml s Bnkcr I just Christ oD the Jotuest theme of thl' "Well, uf eourse, I'm in the W(l r lt geL out that 1a I'm helpmr: her to d~ 1OJ ue&e~ Claud Durs:t Mabel Bearhs wanted to make hun 1 11 enough to universe namel,, the death whtch fb. She baa an mdependent for H&\lllf:" st I <I • • t1on a 1t I wontl-!r It that woman .-loeent l~th'"fn Reeee, Churles MCNRmee mduce hlln to go bacl( to the hos he ",'OUid aecompUsb at Jerusalem tuae oi her own and he'll settle a se n ~ ..,. of \ Oil 111 II ht, 1 01 ~ wrp t 1ee how sbo'• bound J 1mm1e up' C 115 .Bettrhs nnd Llaughter Lu pita! tor rurthe1 treatment fOI his (Matt. 17·1·5); Lbke. 9•2891) larce nm on her I have nothmc her S hOJ f1l siH , ,~ tJ 111 n E' il And tf 11 he dtdn't see I'd I!IH 1t dlle ot Pomeroy Will Fisher of rheumatUlm l Ill. Th• Death and lurlal or b11t the dJvldende hi: rnakee for me rather flnl' I• JTg 1n s he told mf! all that' Mayhf -MoNa (34 6-81. on the stocl mal"kl't. And naturally lor anolh"r 'lom:~n when knew I am JUI!It t he aort of I Hla del.tb (Y, 6) Though hf' ' If w~ br~k ap, that would atop the r mr.m~ e a a cl s w Nt 1n fool who would m:lke JDSt the 11lfld In the vll:or or maD,hood 1m< And I won't trust my httle prmCI· luond11 ror lhe (n ~· lllne m 11 of he role ge11ture I have madt> work wa• done Ood put blm Into ~I n• utybody else'a band~" her condort IDIJ>I CQsed ht>r Oh, poor Aunt Pam I She was the world f<'r a Ptl!"PP8flllftd 8!1 &flon In & flash, Patnc1a aalt tbe an- loved Junmre so long, crym&' over the phone [ euuld lUI the.t wort wu done hfl called "1 tell by th~ way Oadnms talkf!d to 11wn to ,.vl!ral tbinll!l tliat had put11mtly yet she wa!'l 'lim Jlome. It 11 stated In verse flvr pnek:ecl at her mmcl F<1r all that detnmmed to !{Pie h1m up ber And lot AWJt Pam to break that lle died aecordlnr tn the wBM Mrc Brownley talked of hav1nr so other "oman lre>eu.uRe that down Jj 1 of tiJ.e Lord. ~ httll!, ahe bad lived two month!! at needed h1m mort" Shf! jum1)t!cl up sudde&.~lf, went to British Aviator, Recently Acqmtted ol AturdPJ" of [ ov~ 1 2. 'The burial of .U011es (,. ll) the E~ouard VII, at seun dollara She aent off a wi~ to JJm~~e in thf' mirror and a~ned furioUIIly Rtval. ".Marry Woman m the Case" Both • 1 God burltd blm ll.oru had DO &n • Uy; aDd tbourh tht. aal!l abe care of hl!'l Lm linn kwltPI ~< say- 1nto 1t "Patricia Br 1uthwalt." ab• May Be Deported from U. S mao he.lp Pr IJ:DlP&.t., In bl• dJlllg dldn'l. e&f'tl tor c1othes and liad only mr "Mr~ 8 !lN ds you I don'• sa1d "you are a darned little rothour, but be llnd someJ,hlng better 1 otle or two 1ood thmgs, Palr e•a Goodbye" But 1f there's a a.nrle truthful 1 fhe lMd wu with b!QI His gravl'! had duJeovered she had I &'rea t Maybe I 'll baek out she .. e In your VIle httle body ]want 4 1 wu concealed to Pt'M'ent bla peo ltfany 1ood tlnnp • thmkmr that o' g b L a~ she to one queetlCID. Are 1 pie troDt .maldor It a shrine. T.bat Jimnue ma11t be ~ml!lhmr ut.ep I'm ft>rhn~ gtcat now broad and kind and :r '!'tie time pr muurnlnA: tor t."oe ~oney aeemed t.ert~un yet Mrs wh~n I cool utr l'nl gun..- to you d quietly 6 tep Motet. (Y. 8) Tllt-J mourn@d tor Brownley waa not tb! t,...e to take hot• 1Uly war It you thlrt)' da7a It wa1 (UII~omary to monf!.Y from a ~nan. J1mm e had got'f 1 e foll<lWli1R' rlay h ~ r h t> r o 1 c a m.r.n yourvll' WOQl'D t tor ,tb~ IIM.d from 1eveo ttl W.n arouad Jh•a d1fftr.nlty rmply hy 1\m !d t-ol! n flse d well yoo wouldn't ae..mty dara. tt 11, ~9t wroog to Ja:r takmc her sme.Jl et.p1tal •nd pre· it t.P.gan 110und t>levcn ocl()('k rnson you hked tM awa1 Mr1:hly ~ .trten~• el'eo walll ta:alltllf to camble With 1t lll Wall wh\! 1:1 1\lt UraJtllwlllt recf' 1ved 11 "'oman m .Ont p1ace wa! bf! tean, but• u Chrlst~us we 1hould StrHt, tbUI!l enabltnr b1m tg awe phorJ• Cull h run Pllmela Sht> had cau!Hl yuo want hub any II the etyl• who "''II penonolly ta~e your not menno •• tho11e .rho ll't,.. Dl'l il11r lonish "dividendo<~" arnvt •I the pl-evJous evemng and mure and J'OU d1dn't have tbe I'ILil bOp fl. •Hturtt, ••d aid yow i" ••lechng your conect Plltnci" ....ondered tl\at t.be wo wantt t 1m to have lunch With her to s•y lo h1m, sorry, oW dear, th•t IV, An lneomlum Upon MMq man never t1u:mgM of th1s herself She lt"Uired abollt Patricia. b u I've up1et your atrain, but count W10111 o•4 falw•c .•. Pricet are drcntlcallr low• (:14 10-12). Perhapt '' tad been sh~ who h.ad d\(1 not .... k hc>r lo come along me out of the mesa I've chance<~ -lllo low., In lwonlv v-.-but Kahn q"ality h' tlwurht o1 It fint •nd ~•ut the 1dea lo the r,!'l•. oe Pamela wanted hra nnnd' It burt your vanity aboml In thla ealou Mo•• I• lfvec a place at the bead ot t.be Old T~Jtta In J1mmle'a mind, th11.~ savme her VJce abont ICimethmg Mr thai he hadn't apeD t the _l.,.lnod ... Mootth.Kalm•o..-klll,..l_ rrona lowenn&" be~lf m h1s esh em, wall dl.-ln 1 k n(IW what Patnc1a over you; but ment propbetll. With Yae exception lite •IHMhdt of new •u•tn9 and cOQtlnp-ond and at th.e ume time aeeeptmc •II a 1 1r sht> h.ad ~e!ved • b10'11t' you were ~heved, or the rrater PI'CU'hM (Ot>nt 18 1~18) Of WUID lfqHt "&I a t,-pe, .... -lor '-ocllalo .,,.,.,. Mlo....,. he could gwe heT- Oh. na--,..1 must g at firtJt Pa,~m::''!l~•;,'•;,,::;:ll"f.~:~!~~;: at the woman aa a bue a nast:r au"plc1ou• mmd- It torAccept,r; It that 1 he wu ~ ba at.aact. 11 tbto -crnrl"•t pro!'h~l ot IINel. I .Wli!p hi1 lJba, of cours~!lil the's and bored, Patne 1a had 700 know the trutb' And 1t I!K&CtiJ the type who wouli:l never gmn 1ng dal!lmlssed • 11 ''''"~hl JOU damn 111ht that you've 1 BeeaUIN ol btl lntlmac,v with fi'IVe 1t a thought. Pamela 8 reaetJon or teeiing tbe man you dtd want'' Gttd {1'. 10). '\\ bom tbe f.om lrn.t'w "In thf! clrcumatances," sa1d Pa matter between herself and She walked over to thop e•ael and rn~e to tau•· trlc1a, "maybe Jlmm1e eould wm m1e But J•mmle's talk Jn the tltared at th~ desert~d llf!ene. , 2 Be wu rreat In tb!tt he eave 1r1ome money for you" renee had revealed many things That s what I've don• to m:r••lt fo tbe world 1 code of taw11 nn "I don't want him to w1n 1t tor Firat, that he loved h 1a Wife MaylM>! done to Aunt Pam and limeqlllled: Ia tha worllt'l hlatof'J. me, unJe11a-,. abe choked, went on, thlnr that had not onee ~''"'''."!) ~m1e •• Well, the least I ND do ll. Be WU INlt U a lftleral In oJt try l<l 1et them out of the meaa ..un.Jua M 11 m1n• I thoqht he to Pa~rlcla His taney fur her that he Jlbentec! tbe luaelltlah na wu. Now laee be un't-and I don't had taken lor lovp She now I'm coml' to lee Aunt Pam thia tiOD from lbto OtiPJ'NIItm O[ the know what to do about my 1lfe •• she had told Mr11 n1ght and tell her j111t what il"Ntest uttoa ot the tartll You'n luc\:y 1n evtrJ way You that love tncl11de11 told me. And I'm rolftB' to 4 He WAI rreat becauae be Jell hav11 :rour 1t'Ork-lomethtnc to Jook than that She had been a talk wtth Myra Brownle-y I wo or three mlUIOD Iaraelltet now • , :forward to if yo11. dnn't wo.nt to shock~ by Ius entanglement throoP, tltt 4Mert tor forty yean ma!TJ' ADd lt you do want to "anothu woman while he aupto th1 phoJte Mn :t He , . . &nat becan• bfllo &.'lYf' III""J, you have Jack, roun&', rood posedly loved her - and alao ahe wu just f'tttlnr up Wu to oa Ia the book ot Deuteronom1 Jooklnr, ru~h For me 14 blank -If aa.w that. loving Aunt Pam. but Would be dehrht three oratfoa' whl•• acatrdlnl( to I ION .nmm1e •• She blioked back shehtly .. atran,ed from her, It waa loncl! ••th Patricia [t Mcnday, Oct 3 the jodp)ent of ~ompe~ent i;Tttl(!ll 1 the tta.n and amlled. "Don't bother qud.e wltbin the poasJblbtlea th•t bre•ldluOJt She'~ tot stalld at tlle beat1 or J-he wo'rttf• lit Tueaday, Oct 4 •boa&: 111e I don't of' !n do t h 1 a. abe Mraelf hAd repre:;entcd but 'lo~Ht~JIIe8 1t •etR the hrftst of me entana1ement w1 t h 'another the I"OOifl, thouth. wh•n I thmk of tha fa - man" name s1re Wt 1hould l~k to m:lb Ot1r' IIYel t:ure" What be had told her about dom, Gnle atn.Jrbt aad true. llDd bnltht'bl I\ll{ldlt"p nH , Oh10 "I bann't Jad:," 1a.ld fatrlela cloud, but unlocked door ••d btludful hH'n&e tbal IJ what '1111'• •oue" that A u a t Pam had not looked t•Q ,....... mHnt to ba. ''Whl don't ;roll tet him hick f" UJK;11 the; eJoalq of that door I , ;:ere :f I I s',"" bulh luy me <!owlll p~uce, and s leep for thou, Lord, only nwke!:it me Jwc lll Mfcty - Psalm 4 .8 I I ~ I I [' L • Ia t ure ••••·om l DONALD I l I I I I I • Don't mios thlo,· The ~tert Foot. lmli Stclr)' Ever Wrltfea,the roiiUiliee of a RJ"idiron otar, playbig iiil.ller tlili Roekne oystem, who ll"'rned about football and love in the elithrallluA achool of ex111erienee. ,; I ! I LORI I I Closing POOR OFFICERS INCIDENT OCCUlted AN Juclom11 bust week whtch 1!- 1 luo!!tlates the nece.t!s lty 11 tlw 'utm ~ htmg e~pc1 1all\ 1 ca1cful as to whom they :su ppo1t for office .11 all t1mm; , 'I''~ o ulh ~;Pr8, said to be on the pa~ roll M the clty o1 Co-l lumbu~. \\Cre m th e J<~d ~o n ('uunl\ metropoh~ when the I o' er-abundanctl of prohJUIIIO n llqu01 o' e1camc then !JPt- I t er se n s Jb1ht1es and the} udcd. nut like uf!tcelS, H\\OI n to I uphold the d1gmty and Ja w of the !it ,Jh.> !.Jut 1n t~teud l1h.c I th~ hoodlumEI they wert! Y..hlle they were tn that state 1 Any tJme that a pe t~on Imbibes t on freely, whethet : 1t be food or dnnk and by su( h o\eJ.Jndulgcnce b11t1g~ 1 hJml'le)f mto such cond1t1on that he IS unablt:! to co ntr. 1 1 the physlCal self, he haM committed an act wh1ch Js caJ. 1 < ulated to bring the contempt uf his fellowmen upon h1m I When sueh person 18 Jn un ottJc(•r of the law Ol' other pet son who by tbe nature of his\ ocatwn •s. looked upon as a IllLie ubove the averagu, Ua ntt 11'1 all the mo1e 1 e} Jrehcm:il- I ble and mexcusable In the case of an otnu~ • . 1t :-;hould be the ~ngnnl of movmg hJm immt!dlatel). from h1!1 pos ttwn U!l 1t 1s pumu fU.CW OVJdencc o( hli inbbtltty to tiJRchaq.fe t he dlltlC ~ in· Je.l tum~nt ou the offi( t' It It; t o ]Hoper nct1on wUi be t:,.ken by lie st n cetelv hup t.: d thnt the su penor oHtce1s o f thsse men who made euch tools of th c nhll'hc s uud 1 that i ('olumbu• gets two ot~e'" ~~c_':"P"~:'_" to ftlllh elr placoH P -'\ijA(.!J.!(I Y-IIQLIVIA l'f SEfl~S ~he llt>Ltnd and Sputh AmeJJcan COUilliiPS, rmuguuy nne! df;)termtned that 'that Vl1Ur l!4 hmt who11e low deecen~hlll 'un has not pro<luced nt lca~>t ot1c Wl}r betwp~fl. thelll"' A;ftet n long dispute o\m prop- I I llohv1*, fUO 1 f!l'ty lln~1 'ttiRt probably are wort hie~ or neal I} !:to 1n dol lurs anq 9ehili, they have hnall , engaged m \\UJI,Il~' dur lnr wh~p~ 11ll\PY 4ble bod1es men's hves wlll r,e rwed lm;sly .1$11-prrftcelt 'f.'~e entire atfan Ul so fnohrth 1t tt-~ ter~ pJ,Jy 9 1.~~\l~l!"lf lo the reHt of the world .,;j'. - I - qpe fhln~ that hasn't come back duiiiHt the dPpl cSEJ Ull !11 t)l~ Qhj·f~S~Jon~d mckelodeon I I '?'l~• ''""''''- now, it \11 0l1't be long DntM 4•i tnlt a,i,i u I l\Ulg Cot- 1 Naughty.'' Mahy Stars of Sta~e ~:nd Screen Served Novitiate In Colorful Type Productions. I YOU £VER STOP TO H. GALT BRAXTON, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Of TltE KINGSTON. (N.C.) DAILY FREE PRESS, SAYS: "The general advertiser is becoming more and m01 e exacting ail of the time. There is a growing demand for go..called coopercHon, subh as window-displays, broadsides, contacting dealers, circularizing, variou~ other services which the a vet age newspaper in the country is not in posrtion to ghre except at a cost in excess of the actual ambunt paid for the atlvertising space bought. "We had a striking example of this recently when an ordJr for a small two and une-half inch ad run weekly for four' months was 1eceived with request for full position on preferred page at run-of-paper rates, window displays m our own building, window displays' to be arranged by us, o1· by local dealers in their places of 'business, detailed reports of such displays accompanied by photographs, plaGing Signs, both interior aM exteHoP Mtd so on. The entire schedulo will net us less than $13. "Cl'eneral advertis~I'S might as well unqerst!'nd that if they' ut•e to ljSk for such aul<Jiiary set'vice thlly< Mjllit pNpare to pay fot it commensurlltely. ±Mir IlPPI opriations tor Blte1i stjfvfce ilhbiiltl npt,~e btitlgeted to a~vertidl!g but to f!~1d work or llllleaman elCpense, howsoever they handle such items. . "I am imp1·essed with tl\e fact that the newspapers n\ilst con. tinoe t6 specijtlize on the particular servibe Of cai'ijing iilre-,~fc sag~ ot pte advertising patrons to ll sullstantial AA'd b~~tll j ~ , cll'entele. They eanriot, ~ven if the servfcf.1 fi!'~·t~Jf,~ftidl ' 11! • an 'orgailizati6n for ruch men:handisinlf~er-vi,c'e$; Uiat ' {fi, • tjie ranltand file of ne"'pap~('S cl!i\ptl~ 'do. ~.. .. /1.. l!ALT' VVIL.L J.!~VE '1'0 Bt: CA.Ll;ED S0MEWli~E." • Wedding Bells Anti-Climax' To Fliers' r~tmgle Y ragedy * * * * * to By EDSON R. WAITE. SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA • • ., morulni at !ile office or D• 8 A 1 tBr uv. p • i"ITZWAT•ft 0 D 1 McCullollih M•llll•u •t Yuill'!:. ..,...,, a 1 ~ 1 , Mr8 Edith Ruasell was taken to 9f <..111l~9) ' lt H 1 (e. uu.._..tltw.• 'A Httra tl•«<• ) ' I Many Great Artists Alumnae of Burlesque • • * • * * * * • of Broadway's Lewd Shows Recalls Days When Burlycuc Was "NICely • f I "'""'"tltul WJderwent Pl011 1:1:-1111111 r Mid dleport ( ~!n~~~e:~~~:_1!~~~::~~ L~:r:::: PIGTURt~ T~ ~t :.\~~~r~n f~~en~~ re~~~: .u 11bout some aareemenl wheJ eby the rate cue now pend- company "·r th p bll U"J••• .........1 ilae been I~ ""' ore e u c "' ... es '""'"' - .., Ulol!d ml!isiOn of Ohio. may be wtthc:lra"A n CANNOT AGREE BofJiulel GOD IS GRACJOUS-T~ou aJt U bOd I~<L tJ y LU p._tt• don, gracwus and merciful, a]O\\ to .tngl'l , oliH.i ol g-reat ' • kmdne~ s -Nehemtah 9:17 SAf•~EfY GAS RAH 'DOtEr ~PPfAH~ BH~RE " VIllAGE G~UNCil -·~ ... not. niiCf\fiiU'Ur '"'wcmr tXC"Ut11' and cleatrablf bl '21tDa· I ~ ... , • • • Dtla)ed ~· - · ~ t.o,.i'ill,. "'"""'- ....... 0 ' 'W1ltb OW' ~.-oJ .111 1at.t1:r1 vr . . . '»nr.rer t~ p11blieattaD lht; i ....._ !lA an ~II!IIJ Old Kyger 101 ,, . '' .. " '"• KAHN JNI7J.ANAPOL.J.S'. TAJLVRJN~ tV ·OF MR. VERN G. ROGERS ••INfl' I I I NEW LOW PRICES NEW FABRICS • NEW MODELS Sn tbis Display ........ . .. • • Our Ston on E. L. HEALY .' �\ • ~ "':I ~~~· SoldSI • , .. ,.,. J'*ll ......,.. ~ la:ad:et~ mat&ei DapL u, lN&, at \be Pa" c,l._ ·~ ( • '"• Clblo. ~ t.br act ot IIU'cb J. llrt" Publilhed DaJ3 ailli j . *" _..., ~lQ'fDQUf ~ - ~t.boucb l'~ori!1Nli I 61' .......... .. \ ' ,. • .. Middleport l 8UNOAV 8-!'PTlXB!m. 2ri 1032 News Bethel :1 u _......- -. - ~ ~ "' ... F"- ""' "" l"!bl- . a , ,., I .lDVUT,SiNII REPAESJ!NTATIV~S IJ ~ -~~ll.loc, One W~k One MOn\h • • ODe Ytar I i DtU""nd 1b Carrltr • • 1 One Month Three Monl.bs •• ,, 6tX'I 8Jx Months 1 • 1& .t_, By Mall 50 1 00 2 00 O.K.'d i ----------------------Om~-y~~=·~~-~~~~~ 1 I; ' ·' PEACE AND S'AFE1 Y-Thou 'will keov hun m pe1 • feet peace, 'WhOM. mmd is.$tayed on ThPc uecau:;e he trusteth m Thee -Isa1ah 26. 3 ' In 1r1 A.SLEEP-=-. 1-,~~11 WHILE h•re for t.he pa•t twelve months mHUnl He A~ the teQU811t Of Jud.Jic F w nplalmd, acoordlna: 1.() bl.a view- 1Crow, Pomeroy atwrney an(! re"JCinta ttuu the ccmpany did not prest~nr..tlve of the tomJ)flny thll.t expeec. huae profltl!l from tbe open. 1I the two ahould aUempt .wxne agr~· ..1onl!l bert sloce no lnd1VId~~tol or ment In the near luture the n1et1o1 porat1on was malllln1 auch pronta 11n& wu adjourned and the ffilltter 'tt the present Ume but they did left for tu,ure eonaldenttloH I 1olln& approldmately t:moD.OO Viralnla G..,n IRONS Rl·l ~ring 1 ! S'yl'fl~UJ ~~ond Ht> z Root j 1111 and J ohn Ru.sr..ell or I __ Chal"\et I r:krw •:Jt a 1day at !kllc:e cw by I' ==· I t..ee Jludl1 Welle o1 Pomeroy un ton1 11 opera tion Sat ur: the offlce or Or R E I V.N.,.. '-l••fwl 1 "'' oweM Jr hu expired tile oompany • ehartl..., tile vll'Ai' r01 bll .~ 1n 1.;..., pu c uildinfil!. 1 eve::t~~~: of ~~le~um::aer~:::! ~ric~h~mt:r maa:~r !a~:~b~~~a.co~ I p rs[NT[ 0 Hr H[ •1 SCHQQL SUND ~~- · 1· ··r-~ A'Y II. -:- f:E S S Q N A ' p..esent For Governor's I L' 1 La~y " •!· : I Ia!;d tr~:~~~:l~~~!~~r~~~ r::i:;;·~~~~ I n,..,_ i R !.he oompanys viewpoint in a pro- wu. sUpulat.ed under the old fran ·[ [ [ ~~~~wakl ambulance LeaaonforSept.nJL·-25 Jonaed addreM before the council cbl&e that thle .-as to be allowed the - 1-s Wa~ne Glbboru; returned VC'I" only t.o be milt with a rebuttal Ylllare free of chara;e The b111 now P't1dlily evtmlng from t wo week!9 vie-[ ' , ~h It at BucyrUR wt~h relatives NIVIEW: MOUI HOH41111D IN 5tatement from Mayor J E Harlel amounts to more than sooo which I Ao p l Of L It was the idea of the MuldlePQrt he Aid must be paid unless .wme ' &r ecton -~ OW j M"S Lulu MallOn lett f'r1da y for Hll D.ATH 1 ~aJLI Lbst since the caae bad ber.n agreement Is reached before the Liberty Theatre CoParkel1lbul1\: for a few day111 viSit all.en Lo the conun!~~loo Jt should Calli! comes to the Bttentlon of the David M!Jier bu been conrtned GOLDEN TEXT-Pltde~ u• In th• 11 ay there ror nnal act io n althOUih oommWion Y.blch may be o. lone operating oo his home on Grant street for the lii'M or th• Lard I• tb hath ot t. l•l the village .,.. Ill not be In a po~ltlon time 1 __ Pll!lt week wttl1 bronchitis He L, 1 •·~~W Franchi•e With Gao Pro- o present lln oppo8lng arJument or The company s attorney h.ad J he lteiJey-Br.nmnt poRt of the reported ln~rovtnr I U•U U:Ni.;nT-D•Ilt•rDII omy n I before the -:ommlsslon L d1awn up an ordlnllnoe whleh he 1 Amoicnn Lt:rlon of MlddleJ)f'~t ~~ nnd Mrs M S McAlllste~ I PRiliART TOPIO--~o• .. Cou to ducing Company, Caus. evtdence ~on~adlct the compa.n} !l clalm!i read In full and under the term 01 1h,J s o.rranged 11lth tht' prorlt~c;:'rs an aughter Sa.rbara returned Prl· Live W!tlt. GoC. I eo Trouble M1 Ea~leson explained to the the contract was to oe &lreec:l upon 1n Cincinnati fer lhc !lho,..mg of ~a.y fjf a visit wHh relatlvel!l at .lt1NIOR 'l'OPic-Th• Du.tb •f • t..unc1l that OI.JCino.tl~ tllCrf' V. (' rr between the two parties later B~ tv.ro of the otU.IitHnuing plc~ures of mopo .s llnd B1'1ckley Pa Gnat lAdtr. 3 v llaBes t.uwns or units or con pa88lng th18 ordmance the council th r llrf:r.ent time a t the z.eR.,on Mr and Mrs C 1!: Grant and M j TO~~a::W'"-T!l A!<iD BENton 1 sumers of tlw ccmpany, ~>nt.ered m was to receive the cancellation or r harfty !!how Sept 29 1932 :nd Ml1l Joe Springer of ~arken;- th• Llf• ot 1¥'"• M&)' Le•rn b rom I he rtlle cnse ngain~t them but the 1600 btU chargee:! for gas Wltd In 1 Mrs Jenlchls manaaer or the 8 ~~~ Friday guesta or Prof I Y"OllNG p:~';i..• •:No ADtJl,T J ~ A W McKay Mrs TOPIC- Wbat tb.• w orld. 0 ., .. Ao To Dispoaition Of Crom that number 39 had with- publlc buildlnaa Should the peo-lllbertv theatre ha:s eoopenated 0 J1.11 n I hat leaves ouly 24 umU! pie 01 consumers or the village re ,11 th the Lelf)on aod 111 bel 1 ant a sister of Mrs McKay lfot... 1 Caoe; Later Meeting d consumt'rs atlll In the DTOCeed sent the action or the council lu 1onpt' I be p• P ng nrMWI Jean McMa.'ILcr spent the 8 lnas of whlcil Middleport is lie po.oVJtna the ordinance or contract i 11111 ttcrlous ar;~~ ~ 1assurmg a week l'!nd here from her studies at I. M..., D•barNd 'rom eana•n 1 To Be Callec!/ cldedly ~he lllr&est unit flnd the they '>I.OU!d have the right to cancel IJi nmt:nt awesa enter Ohio University (32 4S-6!t). latgest consume1 the contract by a referenduan vute 1 Bl Cl D 0 Miller or Cleveland came Tbll let ot God lltrlld 1 dt._ The controverliy wnlch ha~ been It \las h iS W'!sh that since Mid Mr Carney exmessed hlm,<;~ ]f aslpk•lni blt"y ~~-feature de- Satl,nday for a week end vlslt wjth l piQI the tr..ed7 ot ao u:!toh"' ' I!Olllg 9n between the Ohio F11el lllep01 t did not req uest being made being heartily in favor or attem t • "\"• c t Y ue and cont:ll- his sl<~ter Mrs A w McKay and task )( C•U..9 Oonma[Jv and tllf' melllbeJ ~ of a party to t.lte ro.te "Q.8e tilat this ina: some lltbitro.don m agu!ellJ~n; lie !lS o~ they !ll't' today a modcln brother R A Miller and famlhes I rat • Oltl •~• loJal to God snel l I he Middleport Coundl ~~aN renewf'C tlla"e .shouict Wl tlldra IV from the I between the council o.nd the corn drama In ell(>ry respect hu been !'he following left Saturday even- 1 t thtully lerved llhD throurh a long aL a special meeting 0: I h~ llflul d ol procc;oedlngs and ~hilt some awree- pu.ny while Ml Bln~hD.m said he [ ~ c III eel as the testured producUo[\ lng to spend th e week end fH Quan- • II e. TkOUI)a bll "e7• wat not .Major Wilham D 1Iarr1!11 executl\ 8 v1ce p1es1dent ot the Root;t~ve lt eJty fathers at the city hall F1lllay Mnl be made with the company wu~:; not In fa 1or of !l!l.)'lllQ lhe $!100 Tbls plestntutlon Is fl tine picture acut Camp Mr and Mrs w H dliDmed nor h1• Dalural rorcP .M~tor Club of AmerU;8 , J!! shown a~ he presented Mr'l Franlc hn D Rooseevenmg ohe cb\ tmvmg ,he vUJage the ex bill ond IVOuld m\1{'1\ ratht>r see It with a flnl.! cast :;taJ'l'ing Joan JuhiJna M1 and Mrs Frank Vro-ltbatecl,"' he wa11 obliged to leave hlaj vtll, w1fe of the Democratlc nommee, w1th thP. club'" fusL mttdalhon, FI C' IIlun T Eagleson attorncy-1H penst" of preasln@ the case crmcelled Plondell man MJs.s Helen Beeson of Colum- -.york uotia1$hed. 'I'llll ~ tru• or !aeslmllell or Wh1Ch Wlll be attached to automo bt leR tO boor.t thP. (,OV· lA\\ Jeptet,entlmr the Q'&s company Uc ~~ m \l ll to :;ay that tb" comOther melubcrs 01 the J Tho:' Sllt.nt Parlno a {'Omtdy bus Mr and Mrs Claud Crawford ~JII of~ tt;owenr tb.e uaredJ' 1111 J ernur 11 eanthdaey tor th~: Prmndency fht~ medal! JOn~ w1ll be !1Dhl to 11 1'811e campalfD fund1 fur th.e tJemocrat1e Party was pre•~nt 11ml rcne\l.cd the effort • 11nny b ad opere.led in the red , we1e mm committal durlncou~~e u-.clucllon, chu~ full l')f JaUgl_tj, of Pnrkersbu '1 and Mr and Mrs o.nly app~rtnl Lite' II a robatlon , 1 1o. ld amu.~ing sltuntJons o&ccom George Klne-aJ 1m of Logan T.be 4U.J.!D II llot of D I :;:;~~:iJ mit:~ I he teuture und ,8 lll lt!>Cif Miss Helen Be('son of Columbus t.,Skl, bUt Jdellt l nl11bed mr n la bur dll example of the best HI motion QM'h('d Fllda y evening ror A week I r'd tb I .,, r ll IH'n1U aotl e~IS Ill !he tllSf' ~ of state edtlta l Pictures of its claSK A end 1 tsll , .., L1onal and other m lltu tJ on~ man 1 r: 1 w TheD • ne f ~te • 1 ConUnuecl Frnm p ... , c Unr d b "· d uf vaudeville clean snap:ly speclM r• John D ownl n~: Mrs J H reuoa or (Y. !il). lt was &ge Y ..... ~, ~ of lr JL~tt_'(l..~ we benlty IJUmbeJ R wllh loco.! ta cnl GJ'llte and Mre Minnie Neutzllng l ain Tbe Dl.tOrt ot thl• lin 11 rhea I heve the total amo unts o f their \\Ill be a p a rt of the program wlllieo.~e Stmc lnv morning !OJ Lbna Ia Numbtoraro 1-lS It wa1 bllfatl I lie c.fll.cnl.~ upon an equalil} the nersc..1al S{'t~ Jc~ cm1 11t'nsat!on ~ The ttiOIW y derfn:d from Utr Lo nttentl the Pythlan Si.sU! Grandi ure to aancttr1 the Lord at lierlbab ummltlPt recommenced that t!u ~i<c.Jud be te ducti:l by 111 •r•PIIca IJJLcc'c!ds of Lhls em rtlll 1mcnt Lodllr Convention Mn Grate Thla penaltJ, wbllfl leYere. wa• llot legislators durlng the special ~cr tlon or thl~ .scht!dulc to lilclr I'X · 1 \\Ill go mto the Lltdo11 <hull\ soc~ lhele""' de!egn,_e for Me l8s: too ••ere, tor tile rirhteouacelll or! ~•on adopt a re&OlutlOn req 11 e:.ttnl{ I tmg payroll! but U1.1t the fh:lug luud 'hl~h h u ~l'rt In M•ddlq;o1 Temple No 1 ~3 <.od demandu the metlq out r 1 jndgt:s and all othfr oftlcers whOS< of indl Vldu~J •ntt '~ or cmnpc mHBr•11gs Khbv flf Chelllure under-~ nlty upon t'Ptey traw: el&lono ~h 1 comptnl>atlon may not be atrecled l•Ol!tion amone- I hell employee~ be o. cl vtclnlt} each \\Intel 111 1 b~ th1:: oont.emplaled lt>~l ~hltlun , 0 lllft to lht t ust<f'~ themlielvcs A mnt1nee \\Ill be r,lvt•n fOl WI Ill t n opctnllon for the removal WDII too rlarln& • 11 ~ tb ~ c hcol chlldi en nl 4 0 clock 1 1 th of tonsW Pnda} nt the oftlcc of 10 PftiM OY th Db 0~ e Lord 1 voluntorlly @IVe up IJUCb partB o• Orclared ,the reoort 1 :>tte.-nocn ol Sept 2!i to Nit blr 01 M~~~n ~nd ~ ~Ice S<:'tved him uialt~~~~ osea bad 1 Lhelr ~a !Aries 1\11 wUJ re8ult In 01 ~ Bcsldf'~ Bell~ th1 comm.ttce CHAPTER FORTY-POUR 1or "l doubt lf 1 could" btit. had. JDt!ftl7 retl.nd bto' s.~ \Je n ha:i returnedJ Y maov / rquallz:aUon ccmp rlsed A C E1 ~t Clevelo.nd. ll 1cm to ~cc thls sl. u"" fit 1 1 , "You S&Jd <~"De daJ, rvu. thouPL "Everybody says he's crazy iL lft her burt and humlbao f)rtoos: t en flom Det rOit 11 here she 11ptmt. lhe year11. The committee advised that Jh(' Frank Ca\e M.amf1eld George B J1mm1e l&ved tns wite, .. observed you He'.<~ ii p.Pach I met h1m wa~tanc for Jimm1e to com' ~UfJ!mel &ahlly-waf(t- reducllol Chandler Columbu~ R B Acker 1 2. God'• treatmeat of Hotel (n J prcposed Mn. Brownley M htrlm• sUeed day you left Palm Beath- we !ll!lll!lel and sge for )lardon I FAREWELl. P\RT\ I 49, riO). Wblle It waa senre 1t schedule apply to all st.aw county man Gallon Mox Hlrscn Cm· 1 sume tomatoes "'WbJ dt~ yc.nl tbiak to talltm g I hen I !law hrm a hnuell 1ald he now kne11 A fnrewell part)' In honor of Ml ~fiLK 0 ;T":SO 1 wu 11t tDOIIt tender. It wu In and lo\\'ll~h!.p omcers and emplov- chmoll a nd H S \tk mscn cnAONESIA keCJlb:urwitbGod •nature WblloG{l(t ee ucep~ those u1pgt:d In com· lumbus he lovn her' TheJ haven't lived tlrno~> n1 ;.; , '' \ l K Rt>ully '.'.'.'~!~l~hi! w.. aU 1L had meant. Whea ht ancl M:rs Homer Coh mll n ""ho art" topther In a f!'a"' lo1e h1m f I 11 11< 1 t ~ow Jovt> turned to another woman in moving to Bluklng Sprmgs was Anl\clrl and mild laxatJVC also 8.[! "f:llm.t pau <IVPr .liD, be h1 ahVftlr.l - - -'No. and that'~ the Nailor. tor Jutltlllt! or back to Pamela, she hat held At the home of Mr and M•s excellent mouth wash May be Ell rracloua u hll JuRtfett will per ' )Oil," laid Pattiela brutally +The PIt'\{ ,I that tht matter ~~a gravel Tom Hendricks at a~adbur y fhose riven w ln!nmli with safet} Q[!e nlit He a(lllolnted the ptac• or 1 1 nly reaMn It !I also the reason Jack h;.u! the men! mfatu•tlon o! !I ma1 J pJesent wea'C Mr an C'I M 1 ~ James Pint ~ One Qu11rt 15c Sold by ~!oSM' death OD'tbe mount or ,hrlon I for rr.~',' Ul! :s.~J•d They were m~ tl!•J; C'lt 1\Ulse m Ll• tlurtlea fu"' a rred1. )' 1• nt Fu ~ ute M1 and Mrs Wll!mm 1 ~ s,ansmu y Drug Cn Mldcllep01 t UosetJ was I:Rtherer:t "onto hill fiN> 1 jHJn~: togeth~:r when 1 tk-11'11! un the lu>• , " 1 h 111 rae .• Anc\ r;he had- lot'ked the joor 1SilVIe Mt Dnd Mrs A1t Kloes Mr Ohio l•le' sllol\Jnr that God wat~ 11tlll 111~ ecc:ne But they w11re atune of hose Rut 1! ~ 1y ws 1 1om tl 1e moment. Junm1e h 111 c llllld M! s George Meinhart nnd the ( od tor 0(ld 11 aot on1t tbfl Cod or 1 that marr1od t ~;~ lk a se~m aK 1~> 1 ,, 11'''' lh• t o'II 11 a bo..-• ·~ t".-11, p a t r 1eta ha j J se1ven gue::~LR of honor RefJC>sbmentli welt MA\ l'lt01 J S r \GJ'f::F.l\lii NTS the dead but ot Che living lmtuoasea r~ 1 1er a follo"tng th r. ent~IID.tmnu to reach at OM t1me (I~ ~notber, .., Ill. n I II k and real 1-N,I th.oe enotml•v of what lh4. evening II Mon• VI &WI tt1• Promta.d LaniJI ret~~entful toward eacll otber, proud, Jm1 n, " llld h n d had done She had aald to hf!rself, Lc ltlun '< ot 21 - lNS- B \,et 1 from Mo.,nt Plagah (3i 1-4) ll\1 1101' toda1 th1t tim~ f1 At Ut L d' b I av01dlnc explanatioa Uial m11ht llf!l'lo ' ' ~ r1 1 <lUJ se 'But I d1dn't know I d1dn't know BIR'I'H ANNOUNCEMENT tad" cnhtnet mlm ~ trrl; lncludtn~' e or I kldlnc Mollt's n hav, brourht understand1ne ami •){001 • 1 ' t u" lf' s ~ She hed to me She hu nobody tel M1 and M s Fran!:IEl Ove 11ul"<'' VI!!COunt snow den Lord Privy Seal) cendf'd tile mountnlu of Xebo rrou1 rene rally ditleonte~l>d " til l \ r .. rely blame but hlf'lrstlf " of i<lW(!r Mlddl{'/)01 t o.nnounce the mQ) resi1n .shortly m protel';l Biain ' whJ,ch lie got a 'flew or the prom "B11t ba told me," raaJKrj •tfn mf' Patncla bad not the birth or n dougllt.cJ bot n Satu rday !it 11greements reochect nt the ottn- lsf'ld lnDd Be obeyed though he I l 1 1 1aeutt1 of beme t~ble morning _ Browu.kl:r, "lhat tber. WIU\ nolhll'll wa emplt(> conrerem,.' t J il:all!w that h• wa1 to die there (~ between 1ou and him" Ia !,. her cunsc1eooe w1Ch .,u J 1 1 H Thomni'l dOminions .:'J:l • 1 ~)J He 1reat1y desired to go IDto '"Tber.'"wun•l And be l':;. usi fvur' , 1 Oh,leY.nl1etomy / BIRmDAY P.r\RTV ~~rv In a speech lnt\dr " nleo 1' the Jand (8•23), but nbmlued to ' there wasn't he probably 1m &'toes tf'llo ' I black, but 1 know I'"Ye A number or friends gathered al unity In the cabinet staling lt'l" the Will ot the Lord Tbongb he Wll.f! an ah!olnte httle rotter I'vt /the home of Mr a nd Mrs James ltuatlcn motul ed bv the ( 1lff 1 not permitted to fiiDter thA lund God he abll •ants ma. R's an awful d 11 ~.. , J nluddla" ~ I, , 1 up Aunt Pam'a home. Sbt Srevens on South Thud Avenue argument \l.ns exc~dilliiY ,t(lilH ;(.ave ltlm a flew or the tull~t 'dl Mn Brownley mad11 p1ctures nh (w tl 1 u u hii.Ve lod:t'd h1m out 0v11 r Mn! F lday eveqln@ and enrerta1nPd 1 DI~\'.4.NT TO KILl -;;il\1 menRIODI Oftb&land which WIUI to be tt.. tablecl<lth With a tork "XQu ;.; u•uld ha" n ,J Brownley but 1t waa I who pr4! Wlth a !Urprlse party hOU011ng Mrs ~U.vem birthday ann iversary Mrs ' ! be iaherua~e of thll! people be had H b f really an rather 1tter a1e you J 1 k c tl "! m ril 11 thf! way or, MMJ Brownie)' Stevens was J)re&ntcd with an at Mllwllukee w;;-sepl 24 _ 1Ns--l tlellvered and ledtor40yeura. \\lule r.~ased to 12re for h1m'" 1ht> • t> I) I "I r ! n c s s .,f n l;' I thmk I m a he rome be llt;R tlve luncheon set In honor of Augus't B1tker 47 tod 11 ~ a!'tu~e d kl ~Josea sutrer~ tltl• 1evere penalty "NCI AntJ I'm not btttnr 1owllrd B10wnlcy llPI II' I lo th~; I m ready to atep out bke a the oocos1on him I cocldn't be I can see h1s nesY of Pa ll (J:.L I tO.Il see wh.y I 1 l11dy and let Mr11 Brownley A 1riost delicious 6 oclock pot- bP. a prosecuting ,..line&; agnmllt we abotdd remember that his IMln aide of it too de&rl)" I feel more J!mnue C911'" (or h, r Aod I ean hun Wh11t l'v• actually luck suJlpcr was served 500 was the his 21-yeAr uld Wlfe Emnm \\ho lion wa• not aA'ected. He w8s de lOri")' for h•m-a rreat deal more sec too 1\ll~ !ll C 1 lo1ed I\ omen of done 11 take AWit Pam !I huaband dhe Sitlf\ •of the evemng with prize confessed planng poison In his cor- bn'fred Crom entrenee to the land tbaa 1 do for myself A.nd I feel the ol<l~r !Jmr·~ morJ> t<lH11ly and aw:~v rrnm her th,.n turned him ror Jlirh.1cortnr awarded to Mt~ fee fm love or hl•n State chem 11t that time, but we 1ee him 111 u1e I!.Ol1"}' (or you And ror Aunt Pam tenderly than th v loll' U !'; • another woman John Russell Mrs. Mabel Bcru}u; lsts had repor! cod then" WRfl enough If\~ .Opie flfteeo ceuturlet lilter In to klll iiO persons a atate ot 1 dl I don't ~ow ifhl(•h of you is the She reaUv ~~ 1n llr :1.11f!1l fix n rrahty, I'm t.rylnr to railroad re<:~>lved BCeond prize I dld not want to kill my hus- , "~ I Ol'J' loonr!llfll( ~'<llh more to be p1tied" .-_nd !'I!) I" hi' \\I'll I'm thl' .-.nP to HJLO marrym&' Mn 81ownley GueSts were MesdameR Charle~ band !laid Ml s Bnkcr I just Christ oD the Jotuest theme of thl' "Well, uf eourse, I'm in the W(l r lt geL out that 1a I'm helpmr: her to d~ 1OJ ue&e~ Claud Durs:t Mabel Bearhs wanted to make hun 1 11 enough to universe namel,, the death whtch fb. She baa an mdependent for H&\lllf:" st I <I • • t1on a 1t I wontl-!r It that woman .-loeent l~th'"fn Reeee, Churles MCNRmee mduce hlln to go bacl( to the hos he ",'OUid aecompUsb at Jerusalem tuae oi her own and he'll settle a se n ~ ..,. of \ Oil 111 II ht, 1 01 ~ wrp t 1ee how sbo'• bound J 1mm1e up' C 115 .Bettrhs nnd Llaughter Lu pita! tor rurthe1 treatment fOI his (Matt. 17·1·5); Lbke. 9•2891) larce nm on her I have nothmc her S hOJ f1l siH , ,~ tJ 111 n E' il And tf 11 he dtdn't see I'd I!IH 1t dlle ot Pomeroy Will Fisher of rheumatUlm l Ill. Th• Death and lurlal or b11t the dJvldende hi: rnakee for me rather flnl' I• JTg 1n s he told mf! all that' Mayhf -MoNa (34 6-81. on the stocl mal"kl't. And naturally lor anolh"r 'lom:~n when knew I am JUI!It t he aort of I Hla del.tb (Y, 6) Though hf' ' If w~ br~k ap, that would atop the r mr.m~ e a a cl s w Nt 1n fool who would m:lke JDSt the 11lfld In the vll:or or maD,hood 1m< And I won't trust my httle prmCI· luond11 ror lhe (n ~· lllne m 11 of he role ge11ture I have madt> work wa• done Ood put blm Into ~I n• utybody else'a band~" her condort IDIJ>I CQsed ht>r Oh, poor Aunt Pam I She was the world f<'r a Ptl!"PP8flllftd 8!1 &flon In & flash, Patnc1a aalt tbe an- loved Junmre so long, crym&' over the phone [ euuld lUI the.t wort wu done hfl called "1 tell by th~ way Oadnms talkf!d to 11wn to ,.vl!ral tbinll!l tliat had put11mtly yet she wa!'l 'lim Jlome. It 11 stated In verse flvr pnek:ecl at her mmcl F<1r all that detnmmed to !{Pie h1m up ber And lot AWJt Pam to break that lle died aecordlnr tn the wBM Mrc Brownley talked of hav1nr so other "oman lre>eu.uRe that down Jj 1 of tiJ.e Lord. ~ httll!, ahe bad lived two month!! at needed h1m mort" Shf! jum1)t!cl up sudde&.~lf, went to British Aviator, Recently Acqmtted ol AturdPJ" of [ ov~ 1 2. 'The burial of .U011es (,. ll) the E~ouard VII, at seun dollara She aent off a wi~ to JJm~~e in thf' mirror and a~ned furioUIIly Rtval. ".Marry Woman m the Case" Both • 1 God burltd blm ll.oru had DO &n • Uy; aDd tbourh tht. aal!l abe care of hl!'l Lm linn kwltPI ~< say- 1nto 1t "Patricia Br 1uthwalt." ab• May Be Deported from U. S mao he.lp Pr IJ:DlP&.t., In bl• dJlllg dldn'l. e&f'tl tor c1othes and liad only mr "Mr~ 8 !lN ds you I don'• sa1d "you are a darned little rothour, but be llnd someJ,hlng better 1 otle or two 1ood thmgs, Palr e•a Goodbye" But 1f there's a a.nrle truthful 1 fhe lMd wu with b!QI His gravl'! had duJeovered she had I &'rea t Maybe I 'll baek out she .. e In your VIle httle body ]want 4 1 wu concealed to Pt'M'ent bla peo ltfany 1ood tlnnp • thmkmr that o' g b L a~ she to one queetlCID. Are 1 pie troDt .maldor It a shrine. T.bat Jimnue ma11t be ~ml!lhmr ut.ep I'm ft>rhn~ gtcat now broad and kind and :r '!'tie time pr muurnlnA: tor t."oe ~oney aeemed t.ert~un yet Mrs wh~n I cool utr l'nl gun..- to you d quietly 6 tep Motet. (Y. 8) Tllt-J mourn@d tor Brownley waa not tb! t,...e to take hot• 1Uly war It you thlrt)' da7a It wa1 (UII~omary to monf!.Y from a ~nan. J1mm e had got'f 1 e foll<lWli1R' rlay h ~ r h t> r o 1 c a m.r.n yourvll' WOQl'D t tor ,tb~ IIM.d from 1eveo ttl W.n arouad Jh•a d1fftr.nlty rmply hy 1\m !d t-ol! n flse d well yoo wouldn't ae..mty dara. tt 11, ~9t wroog to Ja:r takmc her sme.Jl et.p1tal •nd pre· it t.P.gan 110und t>levcn ocl()('k rnson you hked tM awa1 Mr1:hly ~ .trten~• el'eo walll ta:alltllf to camble With 1t lll Wall wh\! 1:1 1\lt UraJtllwlllt recf' 1ved 11 "'oman m .Ont p1ace wa! bf! tean, but• u Chrlst~us we 1hould StrHt, tbUI!l enabltnr b1m tg awe phorJ• Cull h run Pllmela Sht> had cau!Hl yuo want hub any II the etyl• who "''II penonolly ta~e your not menno •• tho11e .rho ll't,.. Dl'l il11r lonish "dividendo<~" arnvt •I the pl-evJous evemng and mure and J'OU d1dn't have tbe I'ILil bOp fl. •Hturtt, ••d aid yow i" ••lechng your conect Plltnci" ....ondered tl\at t.be wo wantt t 1m to have lunch With her to s•y lo h1m, sorry, oW dear, th•t IV, An lneomlum Upon MMq man never t1u:mgM of th1s herself She lt"Uired abollt Patricia. b u I've up1et your atrain, but count W10111 o•4 falw•c .•. Pricet are drcntlcallr low• (:14 10-12). Perhapt '' tad been sh~ who h.ad d\(1 not .... k hc>r lo come along me out of the mesa I've chance<~ -lllo low., In lwonlv v-.-but Kahn q"ality h' tlwurht o1 It fint •nd ~•ut the 1dea lo the r,!'l•. oe Pamela wanted hra nnnd' It burt your vanity aboml In thla ealou Mo•• I• lfvec a place at the bead ot t.be Old T~Jtta In J1mmle'a mind, th11.~ savme her VJce abont ICimethmg Mr thai he hadn't apeD t the _l.,.lnod ... Mootth.Kalm•o..-klll,..l_ rrona lowenn&" be~lf m h1s esh em, wall dl.-ln 1 k n(IW what Patnc1a over you; but ment propbetll. With Yae exception lite •IHMhdt of new •u•tn9 and cOQtlnp-ond and at th.e ume time aeeeptmc •II a 1 1r sht> h.ad ~e!ved • b10'11t' you were ~heved, or the rrater PI'CU'hM (Ot>nt 18 1~18) Of WUID lfqHt "&I a t,-pe, .... -lor '-ocllalo .,,.,.,. Mlo....,. he could gwe heT- Oh. na--,..1 must g at firtJt Pa,~m::''!l~•;,'•;,,::;:ll"f.~:~!~~;: at the woman aa a bue a nast:r au"plc1ou• mmd- It torAccept,r; It that 1 he wu ~ ba at.aact. 11 tbto -crnrl"•t pro!'h~l ot IINel. I .Wli!p hi1 lJba, of cours~!lil the's and bored, Patne 1a had 700 know the trutb' And 1t I!K&CtiJ the type who wouli:l never gmn 1ng dal!lmlssed • 11 ''''"~hl JOU damn 111ht that you've 1 BeeaUIN ol btl lntlmac,v with fi'IVe 1t a thought. Pamela 8 reaetJon or teeiing tbe man you dtd want'' Gttd {1'. 10). '\\ bom tbe f.om lrn.t'w "In thf! clrcumatances," sa1d Pa matter between herself and She walked over to thop e•ael and rn~e to tau•· trlc1a, "maybe Jlmm1e eould wm m1e But J•mmle's talk Jn the tltared at th~ desert~d llf!ene. , 2 Be wu rreat In tb!tt he eave 1r1ome money for you" renee had revealed many things That s what I've don• to m:r••lt fo tbe world 1 code of taw11 nn "I don't want him to w1n 1t tor Firat, that he loved h 1a Wife MaylM>! done to Aunt Pam and limeqlllled: Ia tha worllt'l hlatof'J. me, unJe11a-,. abe choked, went on, thlnr that had not onee ~''"'''."!) ~m1e •• Well, the least I ND do ll. Be WU INlt U a lftleral In oJt try l<l 1et them out of the meaa ..un.Jua M 11 m1n• I thoqht he to Pa~rlcla His taney fur her that he Jlbentec! tbe luaelltlah na wu. Now laee be un't-and I don't had taken lor lovp She now I'm coml' to lee Aunt Pam thia tiOD from lbto OtiPJ'NIItm O[ the know what to do about my 1lfe •• she had told Mr11 n1ght and tell her j111t what il"Ntest uttoa ot the tartll You'n luc\:y 1n evtrJ way You that love tncl11de11 told me. And I'm rolftB' to 4 He WAI rreat becauae be Jell hav11 :rour 1t'Ork-lomethtnc to Jook than that She had been a talk wtth Myra Brownle-y I wo or three mlUIOD Iaraelltet now • , :forward to if yo11. dnn't wo.nt to shock~ by Ius entanglement throoP, tltt 4Mert tor forty yean ma!TJ' ADd lt you do want to "anothu woman while he aupto th1 phoJte Mn :t He , . . &nat becan• bfllo &.'lYf' III""J, you have Jack, roun&', rood posedly loved her - and alao ahe wu just f'tttlnr up Wu to oa Ia the book ot Deuteronom1 Jooklnr, ru~h For me 14 blank -If aa.w that. loving Aunt Pam. but Would be dehrht three oratfoa' whl•• acatrdlnl( to I ION .nmm1e •• She blioked back shehtly .. atran,ed from her, It waa loncl! ••th Patricia [t Mcnday, Oct 3 the jodp)ent of ~ompe~ent i;Tttl(!ll 1 the tta.n and amlled. "Don't bother qud.e wltbin the poasJblbtlea th•t bre•ldluOJt She'~ tot stalld at tlle beat1 or J-he wo'rttf• lit Tueaday, Oct 4 •boa&: 111e I don't of' !n do t h 1 a. abe Mraelf hAd repre:;entcd but 'lo~Ht~JIIe8 1t •etR the hrftst of me entana1ement w1 t h 'another the I"OOifl, thouth. wh•n I thmk of tha fa - man" name s1re Wt 1hould l~k to m:lb Ot1r' IIYel t:ure" What be had told her about dom, Gnle atn.Jrbt aad true. llDd bnltht'bl I\ll{ldlt"p nH , Oh10 "I bann't Jad:," 1a.ld fatrlela cloud, but unlocked door ••d btludful hH'n&e tbal IJ what '1111'• •oue" that A u a t Pam had not looked t•Q ,....... mHnt to ba. ''Whl don't ;roll tet him hick f" UJK;11 the; eJoalq of that door I , ;:ere :f I I s',"" bulh luy me <!owlll p~uce, and s leep for thou, Lord, only nwke!:it me Jwc lll Mfcty - Psalm 4 .8 I I ~ I I [' L • Ia t ure ••••·om l DONALD I l I I I I I • Don't mios thlo,· The ~tert Foot. lmli Stclr)' Ever Wrltfea,the roiiUiliee of a RJ"idiron otar, playbig iiil.ller tlili Roekne oystem, who ll"'rned about football and love in the elithrallluA achool of ex111erienee. ,; I ! I LORI I I Closing POOR OFFICERS INCIDENT OCCUlted AN Juclom11 bust week whtch 1!- 1 luo!!tlates the nece.t!s lty 11 tlw 'utm ~ htmg e~pc1 1all\ 1 ca1cful as to whom they :su ppo1t for office .11 all t1mm; , 'I''~ o ulh ~;Pr8, said to be on the pa~ roll M the clty o1 Co-l lumbu~. \\Cre m th e J<~d ~o n ('uunl\ metropoh~ when the I o' er-abundanctl of prohJUIIIO n llqu01 o' e1camc then !JPt- I t er se n s Jb1ht1es and the} udcd. nut like uf!tcelS, H\\OI n to I uphold the d1gmty and Ja w of the !it ,Jh.> !.Jut 1n t~teud l1h.c I th~ hoodlumEI they wert! Y..hlle they were tn that state 1 Any tJme that a pe t~on Imbibes t on freely, whethet : 1t be food or dnnk and by su( h o\eJ.Jndulgcnce b11t1g~ 1 hJml'le)f mto such cond1t1on that he IS unablt:! to co ntr. 1 1 the physlCal self, he haM committed an act wh1ch Js caJ. 1 < ulated to bring the contempt uf his fellowmen upon h1m I When sueh person 18 Jn un ottJc(•r of the law Ol' other pet son who by tbe nature of his\ ocatwn •s. looked upon as a IllLie ubove the averagu, Ua ntt 11'1 all the mo1e 1 e} Jrehcm:il- I ble and mexcusable In the case of an otnu~ • . 1t :-;hould be the ~ngnnl of movmg hJm immt!dlatel). from h1!1 pos ttwn U!l 1t 1s pumu fU.CW OVJdencc o( hli inbbtltty to tiJRchaq.fe t he dlltlC ~ in· Je.l tum~nt ou the offi( t' It It; t o ]Hoper nct1on wUi be t:,.ken by lie st n cetelv hup t.: d thnt the su penor oHtce1s o f thsse men who made euch tools of th c nhll'hc s uud 1 that i ('olumbu• gets two ot~e'" ~~c_':"P"~:'_" to ftlllh elr placoH P -'\ijA(.!J.!(I Y-IIQLIVIA l'f SEfl~S ~he llt>Ltnd and Sputh AmeJJcan COUilliiPS, rmuguuy nne! df;)termtned that 'that Vl1Ur l!4 hmt who11e low deecen~hlll 'un has not pro<luced nt lca~>t ot1c Wl}r betwp~fl. thelll"' A;ftet n long dispute o\m prop- I I llohv1*, fUO 1 f!l'ty lln~1 'ttiRt probably are wort hie~ or neal I} !:to 1n dol lurs anq 9ehili, they have hnall , engaged m \\UJI,Il~' dur lnr wh~p~ 11ll\PY 4ble bod1es men's hves wlll r,e rwed lm;sly .1$11-prrftcelt 'f.'~e entire atfan Ul so fnohrth 1t tt-~ ter~ pJ,Jy 9 1.~~\l~l!"lf lo the reHt of the world .,;j'. - I - qpe fhln~ that hasn't come back duiiiHt the dPpl cSEJ Ull !11 t)l~ Qhj·f~S~Jon~d mckelodeon I I '?'l~• ''""''''- now, it \11 0l1't be long DntM 4•i tnlt a,i,i u I l\Ulg Cot- 1 Naughty.'' Mahy Stars of Sta~e ~:nd Screen Served Novitiate In Colorful Type Productions. I YOU £VER STOP TO H. GALT BRAXTON, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Of TltE KINGSTON. (N.C.) DAILY FREE PRESS, SAYS: "The general advertiser is becoming more and m01 e exacting ail of the time. There is a growing demand for go..called coopercHon, subh as window-displays, broadsides, contacting dealers, circularizing, variou~ other services which the a vet age newspaper in the country is not in posrtion to ghre except at a cost in excess of the actual ambunt paid for the atlvertising space bought. "We had a striking example of this recently when an ordJr for a small two and une-half inch ad run weekly for four' months was 1eceived with request for full position on preferred page at run-of-paper rates, window displays m our own building, window displays' to be arranged by us, o1· by local dealers in their places of 'business, detailed reports of such displays accompanied by photographs, plaGing Signs, both interior aM exteHoP Mtd so on. The entire schedulo will net us less than $13. "Cl'eneral advertis~I'S might as well unqerst!'nd that if they' ut•e to ljSk for such aul<Jiiary set'vice thlly< Mjllit pNpare to pay fot it commensurlltely. ±Mir IlPPI opriations tor Blte1i stjfvfce ilhbiiltl npt,~e btitlgeted to a~vertidl!g but to f!~1d work or llllleaman elCpense, howsoever they handle such items. . "I am imp1·essed with tl\e fact that the newspapers n\ilst con. tinoe t6 specijtlize on the particular servibe Of cai'ijing iilre-,~fc sag~ ot pte advertising patrons to ll sullstantial AA'd b~~tll j ~ , cll'entele. They eanriot, ~ven if the servfcf.1 fi!'~·t~Jf,~ftidl ' 11! • an 'orgailizati6n for ruch men:handisinlf~er-vi,c'e$; Uiat ' {fi, • tjie ranltand file of ne"'pap~('S cl!i\ptl~ 'do. ~.. .. /1.. l!ALT' VVIL.L J.!~VE '1'0 Bt: CA.Ll;ED S0MEWli~E." • Wedding Bells Anti-Climax' To Fliers' r~tmgle Y ragedy * * * * * to By EDSON R. WAITE. SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA • • ., morulni at !ile office or D• 8 A 1 tBr uv. p • i"ITZWAT•ft 0 D 1 McCullollih M•llll•u •t Yuill'!:. ..,...,, a 1 ~ 1 , Mr8 Edith Ruasell was taken to 9f <..111l~9) ' lt H 1 (e. uu.._..tltw.• 'A Httra tl•«<• ) ' I Many Great Artists Alumnae of Burlesque • • * • * * * * • of Broadway's Lewd Shows Recalls Days When Burlycuc Was "NICely • f I "'""'"tltul WJderwent Pl011 1:1:-1111111 r Mid dleport ( ~!n~~~e:~~~:_1!~~~::~~ L~:r:::: PIGTURt~ T~ ~t :.\~~~r~n f~~en~~ re~~~: .u 11bout some aareemenl wheJ eby the rate cue now pend- company "·r th p bll U"J••• .........1 ilae been I~ ""' ore e u c "' ... es '""'"' - .., Ulol!d ml!isiOn of Ohio. may be wtthc:lra"A n CANNOT AGREE BofJiulel GOD IS GRACJOUS-T~ou aJt U bOd I~<L tJ y LU p._tt• don, gracwus and merciful, a]O\\ to .tngl'l , oliH.i ol g-reat ' • kmdne~ s -Nehemtah 9:17 SAf•~EfY GAS RAH 'DOtEr ~PPfAH~ BH~RE " VIllAGE G~UNCil -·~ ... not. niiCf\fiiU'Ur '"'wcmr tXC"Ut11' and cleatrablf bl '21tDa· I ~ ... , • • • Dtla)ed ~· - · ~ t.o,.i'ill,. "'"""'- ....... 0 ' 'W1ltb OW' ~.-oJ .111 1at.t1:r1 vr . . . '»nr.rer t~ p11blieattaD lht; i ....._ !lA an ~II!IIJ Old Kyger 101 ,, . '' .. " '"• KAHN JNI7J.ANAPOL.J.S'. TAJLVRJN~ tV ·OF MR. VERN G. ROGERS ••INfl' I I I NEW LOW PRICES NEW FABRICS • NEW MODELS Sn tbis Display ........ . .. • • Our Ston on E. L. HEALY .' �Black stnttlcl du.rq the !oren.oon and the ISI(,\w,ll 1$n I 1Q~Q..- Mr. and Mr!. ~It Payne &Ltencl .. WUllarn .arown. Apple GrovoJ ; Mrs. eel tl:)c! ·tU.neral servleee for MM. JUo R ~ WUU.ml, Welllton. Collier P~t'l. In Ironton, Th\U'IIt!Ay. • Ur. and. tlra. Olrtude H-:JJnitk, ot Oalunt,ft!JI hive arrlnd to IJH!lld tb, ·~~~: end with. Dr. and Mn. W. R.>Riddoll. llr. 1nd Mrs. J . W. Rathburn a.pd "Qil by ICe ~~~ ot lco·o.: w ~. ._.bile a. team from Nellon· yt.lle WC"D' fD tbe 111ofternoon. e .CLeAIIfri&D ~DVIJt IIJilC. • Port: Ralph Weet.ll'Omf'ro)l'; - lf) - Roy 8hoem.llllii<Or motored. to Hunt- if.crao" II>BIOn Prlciay. n-. '.• AYOntr• ,.. You tun umke tile 111'\!T!lge mt!.Jl mod ll)• rde1·rJJ)t:' If> him R' nn avera~;e mnll.-<lreenaboro Uel'8.ld.Joor- - nul. • :FANS CAN ON ·, TO PROVJDE S~ THRILLS SUNOAl ~a By QUENTIN REYNQLOS INB Sport& Writer ~IN&-The a .• ep:ll w. o ,av,e Clll' d w..~e UloU 1an bulk around the ~ path&: for nearly twenty seuona may be u .... ere a..., u a ps.tr of two dbllal' shoes the RuthJ"n eyes may t:e (l';·uded Porimt:oUth, G., St"!. 2t.-<8pl l- I with aae llrld aa dim llol t.he Jhihta Brlna: on tb& (:I :A.nts! Tl\9-t Is tbe No.w Yo}lk c.:i.l<::.,..Udl Jl. ., l' " P.~ .."".lftl& lOD .Atl 'Realy For Beat V.iaibwa Have 1 • hi b 1 ' Sept r . l-e •• e TIQ>a BQ-. hideaway, IU>d ~uthlan tbrowina arm may be . 'Wltlll. All I. l&llf'tfr's alibi. Ne1t · 11 C1'9W 1 1 trilltltb ho~ever, wben world aerie6 mate tb.e turnaUieutnr thoir "*07 tlUll', rl..i~ ou t of fl r •"" ve o l't'~ one eye aqd Ruth with the ottter. 'H't ~ •un Ru~ the Mallllfldent ; the Sul}an c.t Swat, the JU)' whO I . ~< ho.zi w»Bt U. takes &nd the most • 1 1 &Otl«!oua v~~oluable p!ece or bastball cry of Portamowth s ftlhilna Spar- R,fd Ca~le. Hottge Workm1o11, Sh~p- bdc~a.:bl'UI 1n or out of captlyjty 1 tans, ah&ttlholden In cliJm! for the ·wreck ~elley and Tlh)o Pea.ther, It wlli be th(l tenth world aer~ 1981 ob&mplonlbip ln N"atkmal Lea- OJqrlt says ~ oomb1nat1on of t~ tl\e. old aent.lem&n and he gue Cootball ctrelee-a band. of 22 Glenn PreaneJI, · tN ~m.a.n Ne- probll.bly won't do a thlnl but hit a huskles who llre known throUihout bra~~ka team tha1!;.~llek:&d ~e'<J tlOCJt or hpmers, cov<>..r the ouUiekl the ~t .,..,ft'!'dY~tte fl'l1.d_ loop a;; Pour Horsemen: ht.her. LilmDk11'1: tn perfect sb•pe~ ateal a base or two · ''The ~ Wltil fhe tOllqe Spirit" Dutch Clark •nd OGilo :Alford 'lrUJ , for aOod. meLIIW'I! and In a:eneral Pot1i11Jl0uih wm pl&y the New h"ve no a~l.twlea to mate. Cacle, j ~rt blmselt In a manner to · York Gtanta at Universal 9\adium Workman and. Pe"tber are treu arouae the envy of his younger and 1 here next Sunday afternoon at 3 ltncwn In professional circle~:~ bu,t I leu able colleagues. o'cloak. Joe Carr, Leaaue president, many mysterious r1.1.mora continue I Ruth, real t. uUjli!r that he Is re~ ! aa well U fodttiaU fans from au over to float at·ound coneernlnr the hand 1server, his best performances ' for 1 the TrJ-atate reston ha'Ve been ~orr.t:. Mr. Kelley who answers more btg occasions and a world series waltlnl tor weeks to witneSI! this often to the name of "Shipwreck." ' like a. circus parade, the dopartur~ I lid lifter of National League root~ Thou~rh sec:tlon~~ollv famous as the o( Garbo of Sweden and the final ball ~ qhlo. fastest back In the Southern Con- day m~~orathon, comes unde1· the 1 Dopesters N.ve It that the team terence, while at, 'Kentucky u ., head of blQ' cccaslons. that wtns will figure strongest 111 • Kelley h~ n.e xt SUnday t.o mate Nice during the progress of a the ~ant acramble and wUI 'be good his elailtl for national honor• world !eries George Hcrmtt n .5tart· present and. accounted for when the and Coach OWena: Ba)'l he'U do Jt. led the mourners by hitting three title 1'&0f' enda tn December. Pans Kelley Uvea at ~l'1ngtleld 1 Ky . home runs in one ga me. ln five here etlU' i-ocall the acoreless first The final !!COte Sunday may rest world series his batt.ing average i half wMn New York met the Spar· in the lengthy fingers of Olenn I topped 300 and In all he tws con · 1 tans &t Universal stadium last year Pm:lnell and the snatching arms ot trlbuted t8 metra base hits to the I the upbpl fta:ht after tho Olanta :ucKalip and Ebdlng, Spartan ends archt'Ves which tell o r hl.s wo[id 'I . ralUed. early Jn the third period and whose accuracy IU1d dazzling IJ)eed series feats. the craahlnl climax when Ports- I won the admiration of all football The Babe is alway~ a t. his best ! moutb'l l.wo drives to the (Joal line circles last year. NotbllijJ in f~baU when the heat is on, Durlng tht! were IN.OCGSBful 1n the final h.w • Is .riner to watch the.n a deceptive regular ~Season he may havl:! his mlnuietl ot play. The victory was j llnd colOrfUl )ilasitQ( attack unle&a periodical slumps Just like lesser the niQh.pea.lt of Spartan pla)'lng In is the art.1stry ot broken neld mort.a.ls. When the Yankees are so . '1931 ani:t bne they V.'8nt to ~ running ot the type which oncy the far out In front that they have to of them altogether and s1x th!1es lus agatn. repea, I born star can execute. Potay Clark apply the brakes to keep from roor-~ team recelv~ the wlm:er~ em!. ~~~ A Jaat minute controv<!rsy as t.o has developed the overhead game to l.na' l'l.&ht out of the American LeaA h as played In thlrt)'-:,evcn wo1ld 1 whether Ace Gutowski, fteet Okla· uer!ectton, promlfles further tbrllla .,KUe the Babe may take It easy, series gnmf's o.nd he .~lw nys !tnt ~t 1 homa balt back, Is the actual prp- when Dutoh Clark or toloro.do' cover the outfield on a dime, hit the hertd of the U\I..:J~. Ruth like , perty or the Portsmouth or New tht! Spartan's aU•J)ro quartt'!rb!U5k In Ol'lly an occnrJonaJ home run 1y Monopol, huprC!ve:. with r.gtl 1 York Club may result tn keeping 1931 tucks the ball under his arm hardly ever cut a. runner down and the ftavor of hlS hitting and the RUS&ian on the bench but wUI and starts. running back some Olant the plate with a rifle-like throw. fielding In the tor~hcomlng e~ot prevent the 8 rta f punt.s. · But when the world seties bro1,{!10 should be sv.tJet and lovely. ~~tttna' · out the stron::st ~~:: :Both Gtant and Spnrtan forward Into \'!i:w and the crack of base Tnis season whic h 1:> tmd'ng did 11on of b8U toters be has ever walls are o.n " par In weight and I& accompanied by the tune not equnl hi& 1927 sca'ion whe11 h e .!!tmbled 1 Coach Pot&y Clark, PQrts- pl&ylng experience. Butch Gibson, s train of do~re-m1 , the Ruth hi~ those ~0 homers but ! ol un old mouth nlent.or dt!cla.re!l. A tech."'l- right guard for the New Yorker.t out and the f r nces arP apt to m,\n l~e d.d pretty Wl'll. caUty developed Wednesday over !or the third season , is probably way under the strain. Ye:us ago RuLit conu~ed \.n l\11 In~ the JeaaUty of a relea.se Gutowski the most colorful Uncman on either every indication that the l:mbe tlmate over a card to~.c !ha l he ~a.y.'l the Qtants aave him after he side for he not onl,y Is the choice epjoy a good world ;?rles time had lour major tunb1t1ons. F'h st he broke 8 Jet laat seaaon. The Ace has ,a! many for nll.pro league honors fall fo r right. now ho Is hot wanted to play tn t r:1 world scrl~!S; been playing: this season with Ports ~ but ta.kes to the backfield on oocas- when Ruth 1s hot the Yankees Second he wanted to I?~~Y twen t) mouth and wa.s given 8 "varsltyt' Jon t.o lob southpaw paSBes In an hot. . seascn:; In basebalL .'~ bn d he wan t. squad Of t6 down to trhe 22 player uncannlly successful rash.lon. Mathe A world Eencs Is as familiar to cd. to lut 70 home 1uns ll.llcl r~u1 U1 ht:rth after Cla.rk had whittled. his mattes Is Oib&on·s other hobby and j Ruth as the sight oh. man carrying he w~nled to hold a ro}nl flu.,h at, lea ue lbnlt he ls the a.uthor ot A. book on this R bag is Lo a pullman porter named pokel · g h. 1 L 1 dll Ilk subjeet 1 George. He h11.s taken part In A half hour lBter the ct.mlt r oiJ· To mate 0 a.o 1ea nen; e1 · - - · . -~ "- - - -hglngly dealt him the acl', king, c'l'tomers wlU watch the aame wltb 1 I Love? I Yes! bul nol on For The Gridiron! ReDl- ROOMS l!'OR RENT-Bee Mrs. Lucy Boneu, or&nt Street, M1d- j dleJ)Ort. 9·23·3t va. l it Don't miss a chapter of . POR SMIE--7 room •house ILnd 150x 200 tt. lot. HQuse good condition . 2 porches ant!· clltern. Some fruit on lot.. See W. M. Rice , Ollfton, We~Jt I 1 Y-26·6t - IJAL&-Drop ---·=-:-c: f'Oft. AJ)9leS 60c per --~··---- ' 1.4;)ST-Red cow with whit-e race. etfaJ,od tron\ ,Monkey. Run. Please - 9~26•3t ' tlleereti Her CubS - · as: bu. ficw swett eider 20c per &Ill. Bring cont.laners. Weba:ter Fruit F~~ot·m. Keno. D-26-6t , call.PC-X. When Chicago 1 ---Co~ 'fo 11\e ,f al'l Feoti;,~· r at · Ratine '9~turday nia-ht S.l't· 24. Parade at II p. m. • 9-2i~t ., queen, . ten of St. lAJujs a.t , at. FllUadelphl:t. New York ,at ilOGton. Wtu~hington heP.ris BASEBALL! AT CHESTER Sun~ay, Man will bBVf linnt4! llctduu~ ~ h :ul ows demonstrations ever Thursday when a ·t'OO'l'BALL RESULTS Ilarge ptnt of 1he.populare 1urncd out to c.heer the Cub;s By In ternational News Scrmc , for their th1 J\ling capture of the National League chain- 1 Gcueva 21; Dllvls ·Elkins 6 1 B\lcknell so; st. T hc mas o i1ionship, and to elh' <1u rage them fOr their forthcoming Clemson 13 ; Prcsbyter um o. I :;tuJJ,cg]~· with t h <' New \rork Yankees for the world's titJ Franklin 13 : Jll(Jbna Stnt.c Teachers 6. The l:hamp i , J il~ par3detl to the city hall where Mayor Cer· Duquesne 3; Wt•:.;t vu·gfula 0 muk cung-ratula~~d th ~rr. o n their vlctpry. WEONEWAY SEFTEMBER 28TH. -in tbeC·AIL 'l TRiBUNE Muhlenberg 27; Sl. Joscpn .,,, 0. Xavier 46; Transylvunm o. - - -- - ·- -----John Carroll 31; Adrian 0 Ashland 23; Cedarville 0. T wo C "::::!1:t A~ 1::: 1 •l , Dayton U. 33; Flml!ny Colleg-e u. l il'lwd,(t .\1'11•• '• 1 ,• u·, 11 ... li1·1 W !UC lll::Cl i~ 1.1.: Ccn1ral NOI'lt!n l 0 ;!'U\t' lll ll l' oo f 1: 1•·•io I 1.'1·'' 11111i••1 llw Wa yw jl; ll :.:;, I'.I.J3;Mml:ln~um G roru l cl1111i 1'1 1•1 l• i~ : . li n•.·•· limn Al: lfi:. ~J\ r 1 C'l!lq!,e G, Cameron Ail· lOU .1'1'111':-i lll'l '•l't' 1111' i l ~<ll•;v u .,r the £(c~, 0· ltl!ltlluth... lm(\ 11n1· ;:•t~<J;, I .. r 1111' Ea·;t Cl 1t ··n J Tcuc~:::rs 12· Mur my A~T,:ieli G ' ~IIHJI' 11.1111~' 'J :u· ''·idll 't' lk m"licl WGH'Iro I·: r.rnoi:c fllly n e 0. 1 ~l'IJt>ld 1\I(S 11 11.,'\' II III\'~ ~0 l'lllllr ur H oward l ·l. Qg~dnorpc 6 ' l.hntll• 1~ 1111111 un•l tii'IIP tll ~<~ l•h · nl B "th ·: (; T,':'ncsm::-: 1:'!; UniQll uf H11: t•o\otl ll ''< .. r 1 '~>1 '1-..nl" llllo awl ·~~. I'Aittlt>llllll •B:I EVA A. TINOEY A StENDER TYPE UnJvrt':r~y AIJ Ti"l'1 m•4tll 11rt trt41td •mJ #lttd1J i• P4ril tiJfll th1 #llll,•l 11,. A. ~at~f. •:, : l\t•wpot' l 12. I · . . o::'c llrge IJI) , Nm thJ ll ll lor Col 0 W!'!!:tl ~l .'o!,; I SS •]'!li i• Ntv }'•rl. A11burn t. l, ern long~t, 0 E!! illngh um South ~tntlt•1l. lll't<l I ,,r ~~~· :·11'1 ' I '~<· ~~ •1 •• 11.1• illl< '· II•· 'd ' ~ · ·~ · 1 ~ ·i•J . II' ol '"' l lu !ln:,:u \ ~ 1 af heavier lmlld, yet has also n~uch Jouthful chum. hi:-; ti me. 1 · · I ~tlitltrJ, 'It ..,. ~. U 4illfd' ut. s. c. Watoh~nfiton .. 1 d Cleve an ..... . Detroit ......... St. Loul~ ···· ····· 19 . UIAH IN Get These Pattef'1U ' ~c r1d U cenh (io 11:unp~ or tu l'atoh ihn J:lureau. Write Clilrdufly •url p!c.inly your num ~ and full addles~. the numht r of the: pattern 1111d !he ~iteo)'ou wa11t. ,,d tln~:s~ lO )uur letter in tbe follow- ini way:- •• l' al'>h lu~ Hllrt!a 1\, ' l'hiJt~:v·~ l'ari!li ~l' rYict llall,"' 'lr.unm: 11 t :v... ,,, .,, ~ ~\ , THEU12. · Fl re·s-r <AA.ME' 'rODAY! . I eoin) ,; WI'M !Jrfl !-,_ , New 'Xork Cal!,. ••. ~-~·~·-~~~~. :~ ~:~~ -~"-q-~ :~~~... :~~~ ."~ ~~~ ~-~ '~: ~~ ·. ~~~~~0 ~~.. .. . ' - .. . .. . ... . .. . ,_.. . ·' ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' • ' Mr:-~. Vera 16-ycnr-old Chicago and l A~<' W. Ko r- prw;l, tims of Chicago bomb rage. Sample homb con .. structed !Jy police experts .sho·~·s type of exp losive: qs~d ;~· nttt~mpt to dr!sb·ol'home of Judge J ohu P. M"" in and' ~h • CJupon lillod uul will bring 1 ~ 1: ·- ~~ ;you - ~hi~ pa~tel'n bt return mail. •t I• I ' :·· .. l ,l. • -. • . Goorly. 'l'he bomb is made of .dynami\1), , b.ouqd wl~ ' ..." ' ' ' • 91 86 'l4 62 ·· 48 Ohlcego I 9t B m tc-n ··• 42 L '"I "'Gl .601 .. ... " .." 101 110 NATIONAL I.Jt:.AGta; i C: lul> 1 Clt!tagr1 w. •••• . [~~:;'~~~;~h ···· Chllall~lphla ,.'" HO 1•. a1 G7 'Z2 ·., ." n " 71 PeL 73 •• .621 .514 .500 . ll'JI ·'"i l'cl.l .fl fl71 .!i57 _ ,,I .526 I .3(1(1 ~" ·'·"I ll:l .397 .'id~ ''Barney :Mack';? PLAYS How .100 ·was KNliTE Roc~E the original of Tlli1 1«tttrrr No . 7757 rnn1 f,t oJ· f4i,,,J i• lilts 16 111 20 uJ 16 to ll, mtdJ for i"'llll4i•t• Vf. CIUIJ Ntlllo York .. PlllliLdtiJ)hia New York . Clnch.na.tt ..... I ! ·· - I B~rton Very emart arc the rongh crepe 1ilk! in wjnc~ rcd, tobacco Lnlw u ot black. .Tbe revers add decorative touch in Cl'cpc to touc. n;, ,,,,,. :b - James H. Butler, .o\MI:RICi'.o.N LEAGIJK 6L L c uh; It I! 11\titc suitable rur lite v.rnn .m .frrtte F~ -10~ and ...... _ HOW THIEl' sTA."'iV-- ~ li 1 ~·.,. l11• l•. 111 [to ii:.,: IW.• I Victims amt Type of Bomb slimmer lines •houlU cunsider thil mudcl. -BOOSTERS , tape ancl ' 1 qlfca~~d · in. ~. lJ'~~1 , lap. !1-l~s.. Moycr, ulthdugh seriously. wounded. is eXpected' to live, but physi· ci~ns have , little hope of saving K~eppen'• life. Sie&JD ::;~;:;;:~~~;~~~~~;=~~::::;~ 1- tui IJeginnirtg PLE.\d,.\N'r Balbs, Ue:at.t:d CHESTER Et:lt.l on the a~ss fewthem iast high bull pJI.chels v,nooulslri::: Jikf' An d tlm Amerlcfln League IIi 1ull uf sucll dar{'d-avi! youths who don 't 1 On1~ of the mu:;t e nthu !:'ia stir know any better. !staged in C'hicngb'8 loop look place .....llltUI.I~!,. Sept. 25 ~~ Bocijn~ -vo- ball extincticn . All he needs is another year and K.,ad Those whn are wi s1Jing for PT. ambition be(ore of base. he Oc~;-olt. (two &11..\Ue~) whe1·c-upon Ruth lnsteacl of collaps l•y um ,u;u AMOtt:&,, Lbt.ol'E Chlcagc a t Oh:velalid . ·}ones, of Southern CalijQ""ia! artil" lfoorhall· ' ·Pigh.linN ·t fpiritl · Mltit1 and jack i'' lrr:proof 'Ra\el Red.cedl &00:'1:8 $l.lt, '1-25 1ng with a dull thud sa1d Jumably ·only three more to go. •· Now this will be hii. t enth world series, next year will be hL:; 20th otm""' EY - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' · show and he Is only a hop "'~"''... • l.'-0.·-;. ..c:::: · ~ scotch away from l'.ls ---:::=,.: . lt. IOt1kll very much A Ski,.J uf Love ' (). 1{.' tl . 101 RtHMna �Black stnttlcl du.rq the !oren.oon and the ISI(,\w,ll 1$n I 1Q~Q..- Mr. and Mr!. ~It Payne &Ltencl .. WUllarn .arown. Apple GrovoJ ; Mrs. eel tl:)c! ·tU.neral servleee for MM. JUo R ~ WUU.ml, Welllton. Collier P~t'l. In Ironton, Th\U'IIt!Ay. • Ur. and. tlra. Olrtude H-:JJnitk, ot Oalunt,ft!JI hive arrlnd to IJH!lld tb, ·~~~: end with. Dr. and Mn. W. R.>Riddoll. llr. 1nd Mrs. J . W. Rathburn a.pd "Qil by ICe ~~~ ot lco·o.: w ~. ._.bile a. team from Nellon· yt.lle WC"D' fD tbe 111ofternoon. e .CLeAIIfri&D ~DVIJt IIJilC. • Port: Ralph Weet.ll'Omf'ro)l'; - lf) - Roy 8hoem.llllii<Or motored. to Hunt- if.crao" II>BIOn Prlciay. n-. '.• AYOntr• ,.. You tun umke tile 111'\!T!lge mt!.Jl mod ll)• rde1·rJJ)t:' If> him R' nn avera~;e mnll.-<lreenaboro Uel'8.ld.Joor- - nul. • :FANS CAN ON ·, TO PROVJDE S~ THRILLS SUNOAl ~a By QUENTIN REYNQLOS INB Sport& Writer ~IN&-The a .• ep:ll w. o ,av,e Clll' d w..~e UloU 1an bulk around the ~ path&: for nearly twenty seuona may be u .... ere a..., u a ps.tr of two dbllal' shoes the RuthJ"n eyes may t:e (l';·uded Porimt:oUth, G., St"!. 2t.-<8pl l- I with aae llrld aa dim llol t.he Jhihta Brlna: on tb& (:I :A.nts! Tl\9-t Is tbe No.w Yo}lk c.:i.l<::.,..Udl Jl. ., l' " P.~ .."".lftl& lOD .Atl 'Realy For Beat V.iaibwa Have 1 • hi b 1 ' Sept r . l-e •• e TIQ>a BQ-. hideaway, IU>d ~uthlan tbrowina arm may be . 'Wltlll. All I. l&llf'tfr's alibi. Ne1t · 11 C1'9W 1 1 trilltltb ho~ever, wben world aerie6 mate tb.e turnaUieutnr thoir "*07 tlUll', rl..i~ ou t of fl r •"" ve o l't'~ one eye aqd Ruth with the ottter. 'H't ~ •un Ru~ the Mallllfldent ; the Sul}an c.t Swat, the JU)' whO I . ~< ho.zi w»Bt U. takes &nd the most • 1 1 &Otl«!oua v~~oluable p!ece or bastball cry of Portamowth s ftlhilna Spar- R,fd Ca~le. Hottge Workm1o11, Sh~p- bdc~a.:bl'UI 1n or out of captlyjty 1 tans, ah&ttlholden In cliJm! for the ·wreck ~elley and Tlh)o Pea.ther, It wlli be th(l tenth world aer~ 1981 ob&mplonlbip ln N"atkmal Lea- OJqrlt says ~ oomb1nat1on of t~ tl\e. old aent.lem&n and he gue Cootball ctrelee-a band. of 22 Glenn PreaneJI, · tN ~m.a.n Ne- probll.bly won't do a thlnl but hit a huskles who llre known throUihout bra~~ka team tha1!;.~llek:&d ~e'<J tlOCJt or hpmers, cov<>..r the ouUiekl the ~t .,..,ft'!'dY~tte fl'l1.d_ loop a;; Pour Horsemen: ht.her. LilmDk11'1: tn perfect sb•pe~ ateal a base or two · ''The ~ Wltil fhe tOllqe Spirit" Dutch Clark •nd OGilo :Alford 'lrUJ , for aOod. meLIIW'I! and In a:eneral Pot1i11Jl0uih wm pl&y the New h"ve no a~l.twlea to mate. Cacle, j ~rt blmselt In a manner to · York Gtanta at Universal 9\adium Workman and. Pe"tber are treu arouae the envy of his younger and 1 here next Sunday afternoon at 3 ltncwn In professional circle~:~ bu,t I leu able colleagues. o'cloak. Joe Carr, Leaaue president, many mysterious r1.1.mora continue I Ruth, real t. uUjli!r that he Is re~ ! aa well U fodttiaU fans from au over to float at·ound coneernlnr the hand 1server, his best performances ' for 1 the TrJ-atate reston ha'Ve been ~orr.t:. Mr. Kelley who answers more btg occasions and a world series waltlnl tor weeks to witneSI! this often to the name of "Shipwreck." ' like a. circus parade, the dopartur~ I lid lifter of National League root~ Thou~rh sec:tlon~~ollv famous as the o( Garbo of Sweden and the final ball ~ qhlo. fastest back In the Southern Con- day m~~orathon, comes unde1· the 1 Dopesters N.ve It that the team terence, while at, 'Kentucky u ., head of blQ' cccaslons. that wtns will figure strongest 111 • Kelley h~ n.e xt SUnday t.o mate Nice during the progress of a the ~ant acramble and wUI 'be good his elailtl for national honor• world !eries George Hcrmtt n .5tart· present and. accounted for when the and Coach OWena: Ba)'l he'U do Jt. led the mourners by hitting three title 1'&0f' enda tn December. Pans Kelley Uvea at ~l'1ngtleld 1 Ky . home runs in one ga me. ln five here etlU' i-ocall the acoreless first The final !!COte Sunday may rest world series his batt.ing average i half wMn New York met the Spar· in the lengthy fingers of Olenn I topped 300 and In all he tws con · 1 tans &t Universal stadium last year Pm:lnell and the snatching arms ot trlbuted t8 metra base hits to the I the upbpl fta:ht after tho Olanta :ucKalip and Ebdlng, Spartan ends archt'Ves which tell o r hl.s wo[id 'I . ralUed. early Jn the third period and whose accuracy IU1d dazzling IJ)eed series feats. the craahlnl climax when Ports- I won the admiration of all football The Babe is alway~ a t. his best ! moutb'l l.wo drives to the (Joal line circles last year. NotbllijJ in f~baU when the heat is on, Durlng tht! were IN.OCGSBful 1n the final h.w • Is .riner to watch the.n a deceptive regular ~Season he may havl:! his mlnuietl ot play. The victory was j llnd colOrfUl )ilasitQ( attack unle&a periodical slumps Just like lesser the niQh.pea.lt of Spartan pla)'lng In is the art.1stry ot broken neld mort.a.ls. When the Yankees are so . '1931 ani:t bne they V.'8nt to ~ running ot the type which oncy the far out In front that they have to of them altogether and s1x th!1es lus agatn. repea, I born star can execute. Potay Clark apply the brakes to keep from roor-~ team recelv~ the wlm:er~ em!. ~~~ A Jaat minute controv<!rsy as t.o has developed the overhead game to l.na' l'l.&ht out of the American LeaA h as played In thlrt)'-:,evcn wo1ld 1 whether Ace Gutowski, fteet Okla· uer!ectton, promlfles further tbrllla .,KUe the Babe may take It easy, series gnmf's o.nd he .~lw nys !tnt ~t 1 homa balt back, Is the actual prp- when Dutoh Clark or toloro.do' cover the outfield on a dime, hit the hertd of the U\I..:J~. Ruth like , perty or the Portsmouth or New tht! Spartan's aU•J)ro quartt'!rb!U5k In Ol'lly an occnrJonaJ home run 1y Monopol, huprC!ve:. with r.gtl 1 York Club may result tn keeping 1931 tucks the ball under his arm hardly ever cut a. runner down and the ftavor of hlS hitting and the RUS&ian on the bench but wUI and starts. running back some Olant the plate with a rifle-like throw. fielding In the tor~hcomlng e~ot prevent the 8 rta f punt.s. · But when the world seties bro1,{!10 should be sv.tJet and lovely. ~~tttna' · out the stron::st ~~:: :Both Gtant and Spnrtan forward Into \'!i:w and the crack of base Tnis season whic h 1:> tmd'ng did 11on of b8U toters be has ever walls are o.n " par In weight and I& accompanied by the tune not equnl hi& 1927 sca'ion whe11 h e .!!tmbled 1 Coach Pot&y Clark, PQrts- pl&ylng experience. Butch Gibson, s train of do~re-m1 , the Ruth hi~ those ~0 homers but ! ol un old mouth nlent.or dt!cla.re!l. A tech."'l- right guard for the New Yorker.t out and the f r nces arP apt to m,\n l~e d.d pretty Wl'll. caUty developed Wednesday over !or the third season , is probably way under the strain. Ye:us ago RuLit conu~ed \.n l\11 In~ the JeaaUty of a relea.se Gutowski the most colorful Uncman on either every indication that the l:mbe tlmate over a card to~.c !ha l he ~a.y.'l the Qtants aave him after he side for he not onl,y Is the choice epjoy a good world ;?rles time had lour major tunb1t1ons. F'h st he broke 8 Jet laat seaaon. The Ace has ,a! many for nll.pro league honors fall fo r right. now ho Is hot wanted to play tn t r:1 world scrl~!S; been playing: this season with Ports ~ but ta.kes to the backfield on oocas- when Ruth 1s hot the Yankees Second he wanted to I?~~Y twen t) mouth and wa.s given 8 "varsltyt' Jon t.o lob southpaw paSBes In an hot. . seascn:; In basebalL .'~ bn d he wan t. squad Of t6 down to trhe 22 player uncannlly successful rash.lon. Mathe A world Eencs Is as familiar to cd. to lut 70 home 1uns ll.llcl r~u1 U1 ht:rth after Cla.rk had whittled. his mattes Is Oib&on·s other hobby and j Ruth as the sight oh. man carrying he w~nled to hold a ro}nl flu.,h at, lea ue lbnlt he ls the a.uthor ot A. book on this R bag is Lo a pullman porter named pokel · g h. 1 L 1 dll Ilk subjeet 1 George. He h11.s taken part In A half hour lBter the ct.mlt r oiJ· To mate 0 a.o 1ea nen; e1 · - - · . -~ "- - - -hglngly dealt him the acl', king, c'l'tomers wlU watch the aame wltb 1 I Love? I Yes! bul nol on For The Gridiron! ReDl- ROOMS l!'OR RENT-Bee Mrs. Lucy Boneu, or&nt Street, M1d- j dleJ)Ort. 9·23·3t va. l it Don't miss a chapter of . POR SMIE--7 room •house ILnd 150x 200 tt. lot. HQuse good condition . 2 porches ant!· clltern. Some fruit on lot.. See W. M. Rice , Ollfton, We~Jt I 1 Y-26·6t - IJAL&-Drop ---·=-:-c: f'Oft. AJ)9leS 60c per --~··---- ' 1.4;)ST-Red cow with whit-e race. etfaJ,od tron\ ,Monkey. Run. Please - 9~26•3t ' tlleereti Her CubS - · as: bu. ficw swett eider 20c per &Ill. Bring cont.laners. Weba:ter Fruit F~~ot·m. Keno. D-26-6t , call.PC-X. When Chicago 1 ---Co~ 'fo 11\e ,f al'l Feoti;,~· r at · Ratine '9~turday nia-ht S.l't· 24. Parade at II p. m. • 9-2i~t ., queen, . ten of St. lAJujs a.t , at. FllUadelphl:t. New York ,at ilOGton. Wtu~hington heP.ris BASEBALL! AT CHESTER Sun~ay, Man will bBVf linnt4! llctduu~ ~ h :ul ows demonstrations ever Thursday when a ·t'OO'l'BALL RESULTS Ilarge ptnt of 1he.populare 1urncd out to c.heer the Cub;s By In ternational News Scrmc , for their th1 J\ling capture of the National League chain- 1 Gcueva 21; Dllvls ·Elkins 6 1 B\lcknell so; st. T hc mas o i1ionship, and to elh' <1u rage them fOr their forthcoming Clemson 13 ; Prcsbyter um o. I :;tuJJ,cg]~· with t h <' New \rork Yankees for the world's titJ Franklin 13 : Jll(Jbna Stnt.c Teachers 6. The l:hamp i , J il~ par3detl to the city hall where Mayor Cer· Duquesne 3; Wt•:.;t vu·gfula 0 muk cung-ratula~~d th ~rr. o n their vlctpry. WEONEWAY SEFTEMBER 28TH. -in tbeC·AIL 'l TRiBUNE Muhlenberg 27; Sl. Joscpn .,,, 0. Xavier 46; Transylvunm o. - - -- - ·- -----John Carroll 31; Adrian 0 Ashland 23; Cedarville 0. T wo C "::::!1:t A~ 1::: 1 •l , Dayton U. 33; Flml!ny Colleg-e u. l il'lwd,(t .\1'11•• '• 1 ,• u·, 11 ... li1·1 W !UC lll::Cl i~ 1.1.: Ccn1ral NOI'lt!n l 0 ;!'U\t' lll ll l' oo f 1: 1•·•io I 1.'1·'' 11111i••1 llw Wa yw jl; ll :.:;, I'.I.J3;Mml:ln~um G roru l cl1111i 1'1 1•1 l• i~ : . li n•.·•· limn Al: lfi:. ~J\ r 1 C'l!lq!,e G, Cameron Ail· lOU .1'1'111':-i lll'l '•l't' 1111' i l ~<ll•;v u .,r the £(c~, 0· ltl!ltlluth... lm(\ 11n1· ;:•t~<J;, I .. r 1111' Ea·;t Cl 1t ··n J Tcuc~:::rs 12· Mur my A~T,:ieli G ' ~IIHJI' 11.1111~' 'J :u· ''·idll 't' lk m"licl WGH'Iro I·: r.rnoi:c fllly n e 0. 1 ~l'IJt>ld 1\I(S 11 11.,'\' II III\'~ ~0 l'lllllr ur H oward l ·l. 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Write Clilrdufly •url p!c.inly your num ~ and full addles~. the numht r of the: pattern 1111d !he ~iteo)'ou wa11t. ,,d tln~:s~ lO )uur letter in tbe follow- ini way:- •• l' al'>h lu~ Hllrt!a 1\, ' l'hiJt~:v·~ l'ari!li ~l' rYict llall,"' 'lr.unm: 11 t :v... ,,, .,, ~ ~\ , THEU12. · Fl re·s-r <AA.ME' 'rODAY! . I eoin) ,; WI'M !Jrfl !-,_ , New 'Xork Cal!,. ••. ~-~·~·-~~~~. :~ ~:~~ -~"-q-~ :~~~... :~~~ ."~ ~~~ ~-~ '~: ~~ ·. ~~~~~0 ~~.. .. . ' - .. . .. . ... . .. . ,_.. . ·' ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' • ' Mr:-~. Vera 16-ycnr-old Chicago and l A~<' W. Ko r- prw;l, tims of Chicago bomb rage. Sample homb con .. structed !Jy police experts .sho·~·s type of exp losive: qs~d ;~· nttt~mpt to dr!sb·ol'home of Judge J ohu P. M"" in and' ~h • CJupon lillod uul will bring 1 ~ 1: ·- ~~ ;you - ~hi~ pa~tel'n bt return mail. •t I• I ' :·· .. l ,l. • -. • . Goorly. 'l'he bomb is made of .dynami\1), , b.ouqd wl~ ' ..." 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Butler, .o\MI:RICi'.o.N LEAGIJK 6L L c uh; It I! 11\titc suitable rur lite v.rnn .m .frrtte F~ -10~ and ...... _ HOW THIEl' sTA."'iV-- ~ li 1 ~·.,. l11• l•. 111 [to ii:.,: IW.• I Victims amt Type of Bomb slimmer lines •houlU cunsider thil mudcl. -BOOSTERS , tape ancl ' 1 qlfca~~d · in. ~. lJ'~~1 , lap. !1-l~s.. Moycr, ulthdugh seriously. wounded. is eXpected' to live, but physi· ci~ns have , little hope of saving K~eppen'• life. Sie&JD ::;~;:;;:~~~;~~~~~;=~~::::;~ 1- tui IJeginnirtg PLE.\d,.\N'r Balbs, Ue:at.t:d CHESTER Et:lt.l on the a~ss fewthem iast high bull pJI.chels v,nooulslri::: Jikf' An d tlm Amerlcfln League IIi 1ull uf sucll dar{'d-avi! youths who don 't 1 On1~ of the mu:;t e nthu !:'ia stir know any better. !staged in C'hicngb'8 loop look place .....llltUI.I~!,. Sept. 25 ~~ Bocijn~ -vo- ball extincticn . All he needs is another year and K.,ad Those whn are wi s1Jing for PT. ambition be(ore of base. he Oc~;-olt. (two &11..\Ue~) whe1·c-upon Ruth lnsteacl of collaps l•y um ,u;u AMOtt:&,, Lbt.ol'E Chlcagc a t Oh:velalid . ·}ones, of Southern CalijQ""ia! artil" lfoorhall· ' ·Pigh.linN ·t fpiritl · Mltit1 and jack i'' lrr:proof 'Ra\el Red.cedl &00:'1:8 $l.lt, '1-25 1ng with a dull thud sa1d Jumably ·only three more to go. •· Now this will be hii. t enth world series, next year will be hL:; 20th otm""' EY - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' · show and he Is only a hop "'~"''... • l.'-0.·-;. ..c:::: · ~ scotch away from l'.ls ---:::=,.: . lt. IOt1kll very much A Ski,.J uf Love ' (). 1{.' tl . 101 RtHMna �• . 'l"'IB,,DAJl.'t T!UBt71a'.~~. 0810. ' I 1 UHG[ CROWD ffi IN. POMEH~t T0 WELCOME INGAllS Former Pomeroy . Man Dies In West I Victim of Chicago Bomb I)Jl:ADERS' NOTlCI!: - U you want a\ the Newo Ollloo of Tbe Dan, Tributle, eall 236.1.; If tile Bulin. . Oll\ce aal< for 202-JL > ' • FULL - O[NIU 'M~nE / Gubernatorial Candidate Met At Gallipolia By Deleration N E W S S ;,; R '1 I C E Seeks Funds Ready to Curb Rioting fR~NCE RHATfVf ' . TO PACT·W.rTHU. ~; : U~ITf.~ SHTES : WIT~~R~W " Japueai> ~reu Allege• Ameriea and France Have Arre<"ment New Outbreak At Collierv May Man'• Life D~BTS ON WAR IBy Continued Of U. ~·. Fleet In ra•~f ific Watera By wn.LIAM PARKER INS Sta.ft' Corre~dent Pa.ria, Sept. 23. -- INS - The French foreliil otnce today au... thorlzOO a denla.J of reports that tllC government had en~red Into " d ell! wlth. the UnJtec.l StRt("u where- h ·++ + , · Cttlf'lf PlU!J ftat ..Jchmellowlavorof1ine old Chf!ddarebee~~e you Rel in l!llndwl,~h(AandiMO'keddbibeJ :made with Kraft V~h·eel:ll D~C\IItJblt~ as milk ltaelt. With a nutritional rating rd' plur, plus,,•luld J\ dellciou l'! I rent for aU thfl famiJ1-appnwnd by the ...OfJil Cummlttee of tilt~ Amerlt~u L Mtl41i~l AsM.~el•tlnn. Go~~t a pat·k•l" from rotlr II'Gct!r tnday, ton and Amerlelln support for France Jn Its opposition to Gernum armament demands. 'I1l~ reports, circulated wJd•lv by the Japanese press. tollow"ed ddlnlte announcement that Prance does not fOT the present Intend to the elveeta . new Manchurian t tate or Manchukuo. set up under Lawrence M. Judd, gov ... ernor of Hawaii, as he left Secretary of State Stlmeon h8d Chica"o for Washin..+ott, D.· llrtViously made plain that the ~ ~"' United State& wculd not reooa:nl.l':e C. where he will seek a lo&n the protection of the Japanese army. Manohulr.uo because by a.rmed force. KRAFT It WIU$ c re~tcd rrom by United A Reed, In here with ' ,. es EVERY DRESS SO NEW THEY'LL MAKE THE RE~·T OF YOUR FROCKS SEEM OLD FA:SHIONED. I ttend· ... The w ·orld's Series A VARIETY OF NEW MATERIALS! Ostl'ich Woole~s, tweed effects, Styles for ".treet and rlrcss w eat· A Bir Selection WITH A Ofters to Give Away Children WITH 7 MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS NF.W "'fwln PWih" ampllll~at.ton ,\IV!nr in rease In undhotorlt'd j.OtfH ~~~~~ w Type tull~r; Nl::W Dual r.nntrol throughout 1'\utomath: • Volume I j I NI::W Automatlt· Ln-1'one ComJM"nsator. NEW Hlrh Powll!r, mo« ent D.ynando Spea.b r. NEW Spef:ial Conlrol to IN ADD(TION G. 11;. Full ran,re l;(lh!lltll'lty and llelec,lvlly with flll4.70. Improved band pa~~~t charatk-riea enahteertd for beUer lonll!. u Cenvenlen& Trrms. Ill 'he ult.lmaW rad .. ror whloh cer )'jill hRYf' waitftrl hon't waiL lon - Hear It lod•J· "BELIEVE YOUR OWN EARS" .--------------------This yeat· its a decided trend toward Tone NEW hnprol'ed 0 £. Tone !::qua- up to NEW FALL HATS ~rfki­ Iller with atlOAtlc orlll~!. ,Con.an&lon M'8del •••1.50 Wit• bbes Other Modell N1.75 lmprovt:d c repe~, short bl'im, shallow crowned sailors lind I turban styles. All the new shades Autumn now ready fo~ )'1lut selection, . j , , ,, . ~\' ' ' " ' f OI',,' ' .. ' F'i~ st an interview that, daY .co;. there have been no mem-~~~:~~::i;o~~f ,.,,....,mm,t. , oth,er a. OIJ- • have ew the Reconstruction The Japanese newapa.pael's aR- nance Corporation for H'a that the :l'ranoo-Amerlcan Governor Judd stat-' rerted The De!lt.OIII NON Chn~ .. j war debt concesslona by Wa!thtng-. 1 z:eoognlze ' As Move To Allay ptcton That W~ To Be D"''lar~d NIPPONESE In _Return For Support Of U. S; In Manchukuo Recognition "Spat" by France Is supportllli American pcliey In Ml!-nchuria iJl retm·n lor IJAP~N TO HE banks The ;,,,.;;~,,c_._,,. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 25, 1932 andree hawk montgomery