https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/32df4afb9768e9dbeea2b27670ef5a26.pdf 41750e0bbb0b67c9e18e8c86b1dd527d PDF Text Text . I '~ l • ' '• ' ,: Was Taboo ' •' .z ' CHESTER DEFUTS ! - • Auto King POINT PLEASANT : tl ro 3, Bund&y 1 end or the Mth "*f:mecl to come I.Qto '. Point Plea,.. H~nored by Duce ' ~ WEATHER FORECASToh~.showet~~ I Republicu Candidate for Governor M'llkH Fine ·lmpresaion I tore tht' 1ude waa retlred. Whipple pitched a 8'00d same for tbe Ohes· 1 ter t.eam , Chester ·will meet the etrong Of 1890 I GIRL SCOUTS 00 IIIKJNG Ten memberK of the local G 1rl &.:out v•oup accomt)ll.nled "' by tbeil I leader, Ma; A n Kni(hL, visited the Dlx:c Salt Works 'n MaHOn City Charity betllns t.t Homo, DavidS B~lu •duy a.lleJur)(;r• rhe t.eu a:lrlB I A bullclm from the otuo Educa~ X.{plJ!\, l'epUb}ltan l[fubernll,f.orlo.l Bnd M1 S Knlt~:ht croi!Sed the Ohio l uon Assoclatlon to Clarence ChapriQullnee, klld. " cNJwd ji.m,rnect on rlver lu a sk!fT &nd after an hour~ I !'Jan Supe••l.nl.endent ot the Melp Sir tJ:lm k !lJ.thL<-eclng Low thwuah lhe sltll county 8thOOLil reveats the true ln· ~urtt.h e~!;?. : 0 th eo~, plant concluded the &fternoon hlk~ I crease In sch~ costs In the state • e ~ ... ~ r , _ .. m tm 'J ln!f 1r the We~t Vlra:mla h1lffi II slnct: 1890' chaoaes tn schooJ cosl:8 COUrLuull-le h n was M'r IrhraJts ftnt trip tnto ~~.nd &entices ainct! 1915, sc ool exM'elaa county and the town wu bependltures as compBI't!d wltll other deqke4 with Untterl eta.tes flap 1n tll.Xpayet ~:ettlng a chance to save states and other de!)fl.rlmenta ot hi&; honor his ptuperty by po.ymg hll! t.axes on/ the .-tate, and many other ~terellt.-A lunc~dd and' receptlon at the Lhe inllt.o.llment plan In monthly lniJ ltel'IUI In rea:Rrd to costs or Ohio Hotel Martln p~eeded. Mr Ingalls paJ;ments 1nste11.d of m ooml-annuall oohools ,1 maln rmeceh at the courthouse He ones as at preb(!nt The State or Ohio Ia spending 1111111111 spo'k& for about 30 mlrmtes, beHe decla.red fc.r ~he Improvemen t about two and & sixth times 86 1 ;::, -:.:: · !II ~ gtnntnl(" at ~ 00. He h&d arrived at ot eduootlcnaJ conditions s aying much tor pubUc schoobl today aa it I 11 i ~ a"""•t 12 5Q aeeom)')anied by A R he Wll!J ln lavor 0! a change v.lllch did forty y~rs 1.10, atUr a.Uowance ~baum A D Ru~~&ell and would bring o.bout u. strengthening lis mBde tor lncrea.sed attendance A~OUI'h he is Jhown hen ln tM k t of broadeaat1ne thoUAilda of worcb ~a:e Chiids who t hi .... a~ th c' the wea.kez school ?1str1c't.s w•t.h and the chanae bJ. purchasJnK pow- 1over his beloved "raddut.': fonne.r ~ernol' Alfred E. Smith of NI!'VI Otn1 lls In h e Whl<.'h we At-e rlow wm ried er ol the dollAr" the report states York atiU bi• •Phbut·likt •Uitude towaraa the pohtlCIII ettua. .a. a · ra a.v- He said and 11 truck a responslvt" "The actual outla.y in 1890 tion and his about Governor Roosevelt's candidacy. Instead, iilf_, a I vedllthel!c chord with thC ltUdlence that 1 was whUe Jn 1931 it was 1 AI eontined ,himself to a dlseu u ion on, the ma&'Uzne, of which he Ia the •· •-'tt n~~ a aayulna~ the was present beginll ut Home• $154 •644,D93· Thla lncludea all ex-! tditor-m-cbJet, j'he Happy Warrior a lln&l'e waa also broadcaat by .,.3 a uawon. r he. In i)elleve In CharJty "" 1pel~lon. taY01 of t:utting approxtma.tely , 6 IUld 1n Wlat belief, It elected, w111 <1o pendlturet~ except erectJon of new 1 ----~-..:__:_:__ __ ~-=~=--:-co-~ I HARRfSONVtlJ.E 500,000 lrolb 't<he stato e:tpen$ell o.l In my -power to 5ee that 50,0QO buildings, the costa for which are 1 Avenue with Miss Mo.ry Ruasell as, _ r slatlna' bosteu Quite II. number Albert Morris and fam11Y had t.here Is .nd WB,Y to 1't!lte~ the tax - Ohio miners now ltHe, are put to na.turaUy distribUted over a period p:Wer except by cutting ex""n.ses work ~hrough Ule sale of Ohio C0$1 of years " ere p t ftnd enjn ed an lnt •~ ..._ .• ., ~ d He &D!JIVE!t!:H1 what he ter';ed un LO 0~1lo State Institutions" The report etates that In 1890 w resen l' e 1 -I 8 un ay gue&...,, m.r an .. M!.s ""'"Y rnlr and untruthful chnrReo b hi• H;e mentkJned the tact t.hat onr;!<:! there were 549,269 pupils 1n average Miss Lena Orueser lett tor Llmt;, estln8 llt.t"rary progra.m and a plea-~ ond Rhodes, Mr and Mrs. Virgil Opt)onenfs ~a«llnv. hi$ belnay un Oh!o coal l.udust• y wus second 1.n daJJ~ attendance In all Ure schools Sunda.l' where she wUI represent sant social everung Rhodes, Mr and Mrs. Bloodn der the Jil~ce of 1:101!8e&~ 1n th~ lmpol'tance ln the stnte, but that ·u or the state, While in UtBl tbla fig- Magnolia Temple of pYthlan Sia~ Mr. and Mrs. Robel.·t Tuck Of i RhocJ.d&, MrH V W Rhodes, Mrs state and detled Mr White hi.& nn h!!s dwindled alm011t to not hlni and ure had more than ttoubled wtth I ters at the meetlnl or the Or&nd Cleveland returned Sunday after Johnson and daughter, Maey J)dnent. to flnd: one 11 tnrle 'tn.stab~ ~h18 ooudltJoo he wanl.t! to see re· l,UJ9.03'l pupils In daiJ)' attendance 1Lodge of Ohio which 1.8 belne: held the week end here with the~la.tter•a Pl'anct)s, 1tll or Ch&r1eston J.n; his aeveral ;ears o.J t public Ute medled The 1991 puplla were attending 1tbere this week. 19he was acoom- parenu, Mr and M!'B Henry PrloMrs. Rol)ert Blackwood who wa11 wbieh would, tend to provft bl H!;' ll l'":l '"id he \, r;1lt j It thnne;t'l school more rlays per Ytar than Lhe panted by Mrs Alyp, Kite and Mn. de o! Mulberry avenue, operated on some time as:o. wu char~~:e He added thnt Mr Whtt! made wtr!ch wwld to1d , u l;: vm 3 1890 PUpJls lind then the d.eprecla· Emma voaa alSo membera oC Mal· c M McLemore or ClnclJ1Jl4t~ /able to be bl'ougbt home, Saturday. «ould knew what polltlcnl deb~ mere lndwt..rles wl.el:eby 11\J _11 tJon In the p urchasing power of the 1 nol1a Temple who wUl attend the connected With t he American T4rleRalph Asbury is spendlni the an 1\ll he hU ~en an old time P:L) Idl~ Rn .::l tax du!J,IC:t~. ~.;ou ld rp dollar has been taken Into conBld~ conveiltlOn~ phon«~ and Telegraph Company ar- winter wltJ'_ S A Wyatt u.n~ ar ltlelan &nd Is a 8 close ly &68oei.O.t- dellycd thneby rrducml!l the taxe!o eratlon According to the bulletin 1 Mr and Mra Will Martm. son rived for a short business trip k>ndlng hia'h school here. e rlgbt now with ..Brur~er Gnd oth Bli a whoe to the general pubUc and U would requlre 171 ,6111' 8~8 In 1931 1 B1lly and daughter Cora. Ann I!IJ)ent Mrs Nan Graham ot Parke"sburg We are glad to hear that 0 t1 85 he deinooratJe t. :: by titryJ > Jut l1o.J we _•, to buy thirty-tour million ciollaral Bunda):: with Mr and Mrs John 1.& here vl8it1ni her !lister, Mrs A. j M1ct1ael who was operated on at. ln'galls 13 With tellubllcan chief r.nk-> , , .. lunn pledge lllal If h · , worth ot 1890 edUl!8tion Hudn!'ll of A.thenll K Oliver ot Mulberry Avenue and , the White Cross hospital Thursday tolna He .said he lB In favor ot th- eletted the only obllgaUon he would The changes In school cost& and Mr and Mrs Harry Smith spent her brother, Will Singers or Pine Ls improvinJ nicely, services Since 1915 have been re-1 Sunday with trlenda In Athens Grove Mrs Lltz!.o Swr-nson spent sevcv.e f! lly onf' \u uld bt! t r. 111.:- ~ •v... L. corded In t he bulletin received A. E White Is reported to be perera.! days last w"c.: k wtth her niece at~ .t.l th~ s'tnt .:: t!l llt II ., !.. 1 net this county and the rapid lll'OWt.h loullly Ul 8 t his home in ROclt~ J C. Mans tleld, of PlttSbu ~llh Ava Gilkey 'nlldl.! nCI '11-t:uJJ tn~kl' a1,_, Prc rn!·~ Jn attendance or the high school& ~;prlna:s. chief clerk of the RaHway Mall ---------Fried Chicken din!.er 35c.. !tint 1'1) l1'1h"·.!un J c weU as t he grade &ehools bas Mrs. susan Pullins of Plntwooda Sen lee, wa..s a business visUm In Uric Acid. Poiaon Start& To 1 5 h00) h1'ld r<'ttp of mrlh ld~u1' been noted In 1915, 30 MS: teaehere spent. Sunday with Mrs Lucinda Wwn aturday, 0 1 f: c 11 20c: He by ex-governor BCJ vcd the toto.l enrollment or of Rocksprings Mr and Mra. p K Rmtth o! Leave In 24 Houra fhurrday, SePt. 29\h,, at da1dlng tJ! lowa r•, co" l 78J at the total Outlay of llrlr o.nd Mr. G W Gibson ot Cleveland returned to their home out of our joint.& and muscles Fl-anz Bldw. East •M•I"n at. ~~,.,,.?,"untn; h>eiHdng flt1 nutlono.l expe nseB $21,628,7~ In 1931 th.erc 1Charleston spent Sunday with Mr, 1\.tonday after vlsltlni the latter's the uric acid deposits that e • _ were 43.fltl tc~~.ehers Jn the pubJJcl and Mra John Schmlttauer parents. Mr and Mra. WIU Downie your 8utrerin(J- It's a. safe, Gi't'en by ladief o£ F ore;t Mr ! l1i lll11 ttnd purty lefT: tm with 1,29S,no pupils under Mr Bnd Mra GILes Chandler and. Mr and w. t•. Reed Mrs scieotlflc rormuJa....;.free He outlined tlu~ cssentinl ,\.C R M , E' lio.lllpoJis ll,nmcdlatt"ly ill·~·· h•J their Instruction Thill Instruction Mlss El~ Fishe1 ot Charle11.ton re - Q. Reed and chauffeur, John :Suriu. fill or pain dendeiilna: dtUi!J LJdtleB controntmg \.he 1 a.aBe rr. 1Iv uri QO )'; r , • his ' speech htre, atopplgg was COSting $1129'2#,711 or IJ.l aver- turned unday art.er spending• Monday for a trip through the'tlle Jam• abshlute uarantet T!ley were ' 1 _:;: ade 1 fee; t fbr a ta! ARt!' ot 30 pupUa per at aH WMk e-m with Mr. and Mrs Efst. holds JOod !Or '!Mllatlea. neur:lt.l.11 and ,l -Pr'ogr H.'IlVrll ·<Usarmamt!nt. ' f ' • 'aJ lnd n reception al ~he hd'.h• c ! av••ra£'~ cost per , pupil of t96 u SchmiUnuer and famJly ' t AJbert Dur.llt returned to Cl\ar- l lmnbaeo-qultk, jOytl.ll l1lllef-no :1-The ca.fr:vlni out or C0Vf111mt crettm ,e , 1, e. , \loho r.....,.nlng compared to the averase cost of Mr and Mrs Oharle& Brl\flnet 1 to 8 nd --" dl ,_ ldl d It rem-- the ... __ _ - - - - _ -~-· ~-- _ :,,__..__..____ _ $36 per pupil in 1915 l and daughter ot cuyahoaa. Palla~.. es n u llY ""'.er spen ng 1uc , more e I.JIIu • ..._ trco~.U.oa. a,.. A compatiaon of school costs turned Sunday after apendinr the week end With hill ta111Uy 1 cause a4J. 3-'l'bt ouah an econormic ,1M& wlt!l otpe! Jatge ellpendlture5, 1 past ten d::t ys with the latter'& par. Ml' and Mrs Ralpn Olutt.er and "' 11 J>hows lhi~~t tl1e sl!il.e spent enl.:d, Mr a.nc.l Mrs Btm Skinner and daughte' , Margaret, or Mononp.-~ // scho I!~ IEtl,!l than 18 DEl eent ol Its ramlly • hela, Pa , returned Sunday atter li; aucm•Jo• Mis8 Helen Mee.'l re turned Bun· f:linding t.he week end With rela-1 , ·' ~ t:r'b; OIJEt'~U dn lt>M> thnn 3:l IX' 1 dav f1'0m a week·~ vlstt with her Mves :w-:.,.• )ti .,_ Ill cent of the C::Co8(. of l'lilld.ing con- !ll.lltels, Ml'li Re1d Steinbauer U!ld Mr and Mrs Dayton WIU and I roho Bills, •rnte Man Who Walked AIOmi," Had Officia+~d s~ructiCI•, 39 pel Ct'nt or lts to~al 1l MillS Dol othy Mr.es of Columbus. >(•!! Calvin v1B!Ll'd wllh Harry Flern-11 ·rt: outi;Ly for luxuries, a little rnore Mt and M>rs Wnlter Powet and .ng of BWltlnR"ton Sunday, 1 TwO Hondred Gallows ,h.an 50 pf'r cent or Its J)t"Cmlllm rup111Y of wa.>e Bundav / Osbl;.rne Meier returned to zanCel'emonws..~ ,. · ~ymeuts for life msurance, an~ a:ue&t.s or Mr. and Mrs Fred Ray- r 1 vll 'e S unday ~~oUer spen(litl8 the only 9:! per cent of itli contrlbt'ltlon burn and fnmlil >rcr k e nd with his grand.paronta to the malnteniUlce 01 th~ fedci'QJ t Mr IUld Mrfl 0 W PlHlJips A-r" :.,rr a.nd Mrs Philip M~ier ' 'tl.. ctnmP-n t $128473,200 wB~ llp~nt riVed Sunday for n short vlrolt with Oliver Hartley 01 Columbw:l atin 11126 for tobacco nlonc a.nd tor I tJla Iarmer'!! mothe r Mrs Marv tended the Republ ican meeting sott drlnkl>, ke 1.:11:!1\ln ta ndy and D~l,lllps I here Sa turday ch rw111g f.lUm, Ull 014,000 W.!I..S s pent Mr. and Mrs L B Robinson of 1 !IS c:mparfld to $150.600,01(\ apent r-oJumbll!> tf' t\!t"Jiled Monday aflflr I Pl~ll!tt~=r ot rata~flai.e !OJ :>ehco'1-1 socnd tna ,a feW days hm e on bus! Oo e nee cr ou nan 1 Mr Chapman tnvi fl'l t.he careful , neH!I , v rnor wns a V.il:il 1Ol l!l town invcsttvntton of the r1 ubllc into tht:; I Mt and Mr~ 'J y Corpening o{ t>:tturda.Y He attended the Repnbll ~pott M the 1h;~ 111 school cons oiev~land arrived Batlnday tO spend 1 ttln ~con and meet~ over o periOd or )'ears, as the report ~e week with the latt.er s parents A OI!S IN' COLUMBUS ' »iH be on rue m hl.s olfloe in the Mr IUld Mrs George Hetzel of court h ?WJt' Tl~<l gublle am\Ptlljlce I LlncDin 'ff'lace • ) ment ot t bese ncurcs l8 ma(je ll!ftt.r 1 MiSAes ~me A Davis and Edno Mrs George Thompson, former protcs1~ brought by 1he ptibltc over r p H ~~e.l. James Raisbeck J 1 o r iPortJend resident, died at the home 1 the hJgll c()l;t cf ed\ICiltlon 1C.har 1C'Pl~n and K Iwaya of Nev. of her daughter, Mn Mona Welsf!r, 1 Y.otk CJ,ty Were sunday guests or In Columbus Bftturd&y evening ut, l"OtJNG I'EO~E MEET Mr. and Mrl\ Will Helzel and 9 o do k, H was · epa1 t.ed b!irc j _ dkughter Mrs Orat-e Well ol Lhl The tunet..l service& wilL be con1 The I cung Pecplen Fellowship! coln Tc1rar,e ducted !rom tho Portland M E ~lety of t he Glace Eplacopad ,The Home Ml.ssJ.c..nar;v soclety of ~hW'Ch, T1tt!Sday afktnoon '\t :.! I Cht.lleh hald tfR !li st reaular meet-· fJli" S 1lliJUIJr. uJ E chulch will hold ocloell: I ing Sunda v cvrnm~ n.L the p"rlah a. meetlnlf thlB evl!111ng at. tlie home - c =r - - - - house This m ganlzatlon composed l ot Mrs Em1~1 W~ndon ol Wehe Tea of the YOWtg people or tht~ church ' t$ce with Mt"' ' ,ted iWebster R.!II:!Us tNOTJC.Ef 1 Wl•l me~t evet y week at rhrc o·- l lng hoMCM • Libt rt~ E::t?'\"t"'fS MotGr clock f<.r Bllnday suppe 1 and n gen. : Yr and Mrs Fred F\tk nnd Mi SIO Gf moae a moatb WI be oned with a G-E eral rehgiolU; dlscw;~!Oil am~ soc :11 • "1\d Mt 1 •lio:Ta::tn \Vr:U'lle t and , refrigerator oa food cosu alo~e. YOil caa buJ •our f'r~a Crr~w Is pres ident or thE" d"uahter Amta ~e \\Ollt Lo Colu~~ ,frl rdr T t ansfcr mad !! lu perisb1bles in larger quaaridos at: a 11ving of .tulety ~nd B 11 Mt.Q11igg Is vice bWl B=' t}lnf9j' It rope11ct n. few daxs: and fll'om Cincinaati weekJv I pree:klent. w1tb friends and relathes 1 ' ' from20" to40~. YoacanHiely ~lefl..oYer"' , Yestetday cvenlmr Rev Lloyd ! Miss Barbara Elbe,•fcl:t leH Mon- , ~ t' 'bed)• that ha• aaythinr YO!l nold opjlilqeland wute of milk, meat. CLl1 k cr Athen& :~d th-e dlscu118ion d~ty ror Baltimore, l'.f:d, whe1.e she to be shippt:d to or from ! fruiro, etc. Del.k;lo'!' salado sa~ !'en- co11 I ttea; 1 $10,97~,943,Wet persona)8 a; . '\. TERRIFtC 8L~ 5P IS[O AfTER STmKl ~UTBRfAK~ OCCUR£ 'On Manalaqrhter ChiU'IH ~ntatned ~Jentiments :Passes Thro SWifl'J T:wo Mine Guarda I l~rt .,Jf "11s by~~_!ane • Vice- 1Jack&onville elub on the Cheater l\1amond next euruJa,y, wUh the winner taklni tb& total wate re•:elpt.s Lerty Webb y,•JII pitch tor the vi.!litina: team while Mltmt w)U ~ do the mound work Cor Chester I GREATINCI\EASE Hotel Marlin •.bfARTIAL LAW ~~bliahecf ~ I ' V~lley Ml~ Followinr Slay!Up I ' n HOM£ : ' Df U~TERN JUllGE 'I ~~e.. '-' Ho.e' Is ereii.:Sy Foree Of HeayY Blaot ,_ MAID IS INJURED Hn• ' Dc~li(l • po~ltjclnps eharg!~ =~========!==::,=e I j rc.! ., I d ,.;,·· 'P~ chu~~Ff bllg:"ttln~ t~ wa~'fonowod y · ffJnlBhe~ J.«Jd~II:!~r~ a~; I 930~ 1 Whlte w~w ~ch<..Jis 1~ minU~ • -t1atzgman ,' •" s N 0 ta b1..e £ xectt t IOns * * ~the IJ!f~ t-eac,h~r ·-' · 01·b ftt . \,... tc•ue . .Rtea a~,. curre~t mve~tmcnt * . p:lssr.n~eTI M~s from·~~·:-.:~~~· c Jo~ I A~ :More Than~ Fnrlu~ro;b,lr!t i I iAbMNST Jo:•sistant Chief Executive !Are , MAKES THREE STOPS ,SO NEAR · In County; Speaks G\)vernor 1 Cal!inr icct On 1 I !s Here Enroute To Chari eaton I I I I i At PL PlcciSant Political j M~ias Rally Countlans v ct:: treated, Tuesday moru.n&:, to::;, l.n n ll 'IIIlich r;!ulviJI c ... me~ to CILIZ<'n& m thls 1 !J~t wn ol the coun tr) IL waa thelr PI•Vlltl[!l.e to see and henr Vice· 1 :~~111~0n~ ~~a~:es ~~~ti'ber~: ~; public to(lu) \lice preslQeut CurtiS had l!poken (.(; an overftow t rowd m Paikerll- Alll (!tic~n M9nday night at whkh It Js jle;r.tc!it CH•Ml. t'\cr Pthe l cd. In Parken~burg, 1Va5 presen ;. J'ut:sua~ morn ing .1 oclegation l cons.v;t!nr 01 Judge A D RlWtU, 1 t:nndld nt 1~ r CQmml561otler Dr A I B Blna:ham, Capt 'l'om Jone&, C 1 A Scho.erer, editor oJ the Dally lr Judge J ohn p McGoor·~ Trlaune and Congres.~man Thomas · , A J enkins, left Pomc10y lo confer f Ch icago, who IS bel'•l:{ o~e l y guarded follow i11 ._~ with the power& \.haL be m regard LG having the honuraUle Ylce·prellt- l: 1 e dent nt and Middle- 1cL·e ip t oi Jetter threat ~TP c...~rg ~al<! ~Ut: I 1 ( I .• FEATUER"-"LOUD MOUTH'!', f1~; .,_.,. Tue1day and Wedlle!lda.y, Sept kln~> :~ns A STAR:' I•;J14AXE,ME JM•JI!i.~oJI> $-CCQI'd saw m ,s•'!"';; ,ED[(n. Tl1e ) 1ng h.m w1th death~thl! deuth, the Jetter H<tld, wh1: lr the 1u1mb that ex ploded front or Z'Jill rttta explosion i'~oni'i'i'-ilijjjciioiiiMt:iiiiDiiiYiiii'"iiRilli~iWijiiiEiiEKiii_~-ENiiOii•il tml ~ T MIO~lEP~RT ' i I I !nl ~sr 1HE i :I'J-INll- 1 I ftnl~hed Threatened l[~O[RS 1 BJ. ~llfi•t I Who Jlt..ided At Triat l :CHA8l[5 CURTIS ' Again ~PUKS HERE ~NO . I ~ ed ... I lor, Judge McGoorty The judge is shown h i!. c examining weapons. tah.1 fr om prisoners he has sentenced. seJaJnr the pldylna on the on th~1Vt!B Privately Hght a.plnat. the 8, prorram miaht prove a aga.nut David 8. Ina;aJJB, the Man Threatened, Pays Over Money llcan IJUbernatorlal nOJninee, in I Ret I today 'The oo htlcs 1mles.<! the governor " . Benatcr Tart, one ot the supporters of the Inealls said he "bears no qa!nst the govetnor special sesslom during tttc the ca.mpaten. and said he tous to lend hill support to salary-cuttinr movement · · Abele asserted that talk tlcnl fight carryiAg chalJenge to Whi ~e as galls in reoent. In whlch he headed I tttroO.:o I I ~h~.s!i;~ ~:~~t:OeJ~~;: w:-!t;~~ ~~~;.Htne h~r stui~iit n.~ .... . j Call Phoqe 616·X-charle; j I s~nt a.ud pat ~lc patlld enthuA:IasU- 11., uunlol tJhnk~p.:~.... ~ ,L_J. j. Caaci Manager, All car 1 o • F~lday evening • ac the home of • 1 cal,y m the dlscuSfllon I J - ' ~$ Velma Oi-ary ot Buttemu~ llllured. Th• n.::u,:,~:::... and }Spider, New F~shion -Desig-~~;r-1· pet:t Juries for the October term or Lhe Melas county •common pleatt ~O<.~Il were drawn ti'()Ul the Jury wheel m the CJerk or COI.II'tR' otrtu Mcnda.y mornlna Neltbcr jury Will be cn.lle:l &t. Ptl'l!>ent nnd the names We ' ~ w thheld ti'Om publication ! lllll ic JII"' IS a1-e SUffil'nOrwd fm I""" -- -----PINED nuNTBR~ November election Republican mutineers, wbo .o r:la3h with tbe governor question of the method lov;ed In slashing 000 000 tor the "Ounselled a.gai!Uit 1ay by leaders, It I think t.he I - they·-.,;;,:;,;,;,, .;;;; II I ·- ~ FULL oeuur. Bradlhaw also bud 10me trouble wlth the 6hester batten~ be- Actual Cost In '31 .Wu Ne•rly 15 Thne• That ~·petka at Cd\lrt House f. ..A.-ter Reception At tonllb.t.. nllflday mcmlng. Cooler W'('(!JW'::'diiJ ex:trefflf! West. lJ(lrtlon tonlJht;, Pleaaa.Dt when the Ohetter I P&; be&an a. bU and. l'Wl ~air. Ht.s auc.. -- .. ~.:J""""j thuor I•ITlde, P!eroe t..W.. tbe_~md. ~ • 'It hn.ve 11Je more quickly aoil morela..pe~•tlyp~. Duriogtbeaeotob:mondlotbell'•niafremore vital becau.e fill aod ~llCel' d COlli are hisher. Select roor G-E ~-oil~ ttlc....,. 1hese ntn dollus for ypa 16/1~ You need 1 Geaenl Elecltlc aow ' .: Uol fONver. Ji'o, •lw.p aammerdme ia yoar kiie{ae*Todar~ oae oat: of ~ three ilomes wi~ ~ Cra.wd Sita Ah-.t Leader m Jail, Pla,.ing lastrumenb aa He Eats electric nfrigerat:or hu a GeaenllleCu.ico The oimple G·l! Moai10r Tof medtoaiom Ia seale\! in a wail of •&•len - ' '' ~~ ao sueo!ion, no! ...a ~ill~J-~tiE ' rdio~tPtaj\ s'bieiow·coll refriB'jrdbO h •Gliliualag while cablam ore all-It ' ' ' 'Unecl, 1'IRH Ia a sod equipped wllh dldlaJ 1 ' size aad i:a.odel to eu.CJ11 meet JOUr-delitu; Down Payment .. low II .I o· Dalanee ia twea.t:y·lhree moatbl'" , ELECTRIC·· , >\WARD "'• .FOR �II I ,,, ' •'> - .. - . ... .. o-•• U• ~ •~ - -- '• " ' -- · - - •·• - .' ' Yfll~W JACKETS PRHAR' IN~ F0R RUTlAND FRID~l ' ~ . Ho\'l'JO!I.U..,&I>Y!'1'1'll!l'O ' PP!II8f~A11Vp / ' / I ...... •calJ1nl ~eiJ!hla, Pltlloburr. MllwallkeO. , .,u Oil .. d I O.K.'d la 'llutrerlna I callthJ on I j ! I Perrr ilun4ll', N~ttle Sloan llaa as a:ueett. her 1 daqhter Mrs. cb~n. BWlU)' :ny. I THE W~T-PRY qt;IIAT£ -·- BtlCb.anon. With Pearl Bapp and ram- . ' p . ..' -"iiiobe•l Camp ldt the first or the for Galllpoll.!l where he will 1spend the winter monLhs with Mr. Nl'n1. W. 8. Dale. OordOll Harria left MondPY even· with Reva · DotJBlas. . Dt:rtt spent lilt weet end tn White, and • ~Pent Bun- '.. and DDC .,.._ DOL A11e1 2 to 6 and 7 to 14-With and Without Fur J ' :rm. Company. • RAINCOATS lor Ladles andChUdren I 401 I Mrs. Charles Howard. Mrs. Jake Youna, Mrs. Bertha Russell and . p!U alcm1 the Mrs. Reva Oossney motored to 1 • ad II 7 lletiHDpl' Cheahire Saturday evening and at· tended a shower given at the home then 01>01 lell ,.. ot Mr. and Mr&. Homer Kennedy, honoring Mr. and Mra. Dale KentD p~ eat; aftftr we I \ Do~'l ml~• Ju~', The C.....t~t JOOI•. -r . 'If,} ' I-·~~~~~~~~!L;g~~)iE~~~~ 111'01 .' a. .smo~c.l' hBtn: 1 thdn tbe tAxes on the ground. --·- ' .. ..... . . Charles Howa.rd, ""'''"''' .M-iss Edith H"-z~ epei'lt Sunday ~ .. ' ,. ' .... .. ... Mr. and Mra. . "' ;, MRS. RUSSELL DIES IN HOSPITAL MONDAY ··-~ in The Dany Tribune, In ' .28 Columfiu;t • mHtTHii 1<" - '', I~ that ain't elciw bankruptey. thdil long aJc::kncM ain't · worth ~ol~' tp a doctor about. '· DDJ YoU EYD .fba pniy br~~k-a- raa·mo,r acw 41 . Q.va ~~rs Is when a. tomaclo brlnp 1 ~~~ ,another man's baan. But o. tor. : . f!~o 11 llko the middleman. It ' takes away m~~ thnn It brti1~1. , I "' iiohiiol of. ri~oce. abo, Ut , .t"";r~W\ Buli:wmty What they will do with rega'ru to les•oltlhl! the bu.·- um .... WOI'tb tour dolla"' attM"". fo~tllail mid lot.. In liiii eilllitaiJiai "·'l ~~~ ! ! .. hall StoryEO:e~ Wl'lit~,.jlie roibanee . .•. , elf a gtl~ ~~ ':jli..lil.t ~the··· · -ft~ , e Yilt:e.h, · ~~~~/f~li.a .. ~ tiOt~ ' :'· .. t.!lrcc d0Ua.rtt. senate, ~egardiug the outlaridi•h exponqlture• at· Wa~h · I ington l'(hich see m to have. no ending? Wh,,t they pror•os,·: . The only coouomlclll marmor lu 1 to do in 'regard to leasenirin some of th~se ex.petJHCH by re- j which a ban• ~tcc:t~autc oaa'i enJoy ~ e a t&~~te of hog Ia to bite tho pork~ ducing spfarjes from top lo bbttom and all ~he wp.y 'rolwd cr'a ear. . 1 just as the voters hav~ hnd their i5a larics red4caQ ant.i in 1 T 1 r r ood · 1owa~ • . · wen y,. our acres o a many i.n~tunccs. co.m pJctely stopped. tartti land Will J:irln~ In a cri)p of ~-·.. - - - day 111.8t ' prineipl R of the tlto ~'lia~f,-r!splrants ri'rjl ' cbpcerntd, I ' they wo ld very m~c~~ rlalle~'h&Ve !hom d!acilss Just ll'),ut bu~·.~:r."'· · lh<•y pr~posc fo QO Wlj~·. r.egi!J.d to ·gcttinjr' the ~pqhtr·y out of the prese nt slump and finding somethln11 fpr theje l.JI•• ,, voters tu, do. Tht~ U:tfd other e~ol'Omic (~Uesuons a.s f j r j instancdi what will be dono If and whcp thoy reacn Uw p;;;!;;ori~• '·miiei .. I and walk to 7oar ~loth;;~tinw dl•a~~· ~t m, 'l)q1o~ ji~sstii~~(~P t4.~ -~~ ~~· Jn~',J"~ den of our taxes, these and many other queathml:l the vot. ern want am~wored and t.hey would Jncfer to heM dc~~~t,::~ , · .•. ' •· ., · o~ thcm;r~ther than the l~rtuor ql~e~Uon. rJg~~ ,OIY. '. ,9~P~f~ J~Jly ·when the:o· Is no, do.ubt ·in thcu· nun~a feiJal'Ch.~lG' the: dampnct{..C~ of mthcr candJdNte. Fo~· thut rom~o n. It f,p~ tH~al'!i toQ much stress iii being laid on th;o rfloiat argtHlHmt to the df!trimcnt of other importatlt htsUet!. ; ~ · ;;;: I"' 8y Artb\U' ,;e.~i;• JJi~r 1 , property on t.he Stewart ~IDC' 110 Mnd roa evening While rot.ng to hl!J home lllftDd. Here'• an A. E. but.• from Middleport high school. rode for aome ~~ lD alJolin McElroy or Athens was a ltll-~1~~.... business visitor here Tuesday In .· t;he enudT" the uftd the interest of the Ohio P'ueJ Gas vtcll>u• I . ~·· ~. ,~~I""!"IWR' a blosin""' '_rp and Mrs. Peter Btace are '"Q;j,~. f~om Ash Street, Gl'nvel S6s.oo ChUdren's Wiater Ceats ~ ftle tber. u • 1,.,~ 11 .:,;, Street. retanaec~. I'm DO& coin••• Orville Chambers !\ll&t~t.lnflr1 " 1 Pat:rlda. badly sprained Jeft ankle, Monday 1 and guhlg to remember- t.hut Mr. Bulkley fniled to vote Oil the . question when it cam.e til) in the ~enate last spring nnd they ar~ not going to ftlt/ie,t that he has not as ~~~. given any very good rcnso.n, If any:, why he Was ai.Jsep.t ·trom that paltlcular seBBlon. Furthermore, the People, satis· lied thai a chnnge l• col!lin'g in the situati<m, 4ro· also lr~";~~;}~f keenly ~live to the f,i.ctJb;~t !hey need work an~ food· ~,rd , I called One ·Word Led • UniverSity. ~S::i~::~~~ - fact . $6.00 to "' ~ f:. PRICES RANGE FROM ·'" • 0. ~: !41\rtlli, wlte And S<lJJ Carl ane'l Mre. Doliflla. &llct d&ll8'hter Reva calle4 on M.rs. ~da. Sta~art ot Bla Run recentty, Olata ~e PerrY si>ent Thursday to the former's ofHce. it appears to mJiuy ciUzetul; iS an error on the P~rt bf 'bbth. · ' ' The dti,,cnship of the entire country, liilt~rlllly io i l<cenly interested in th!' wet and dry sltuatiort To ~ay thtj 1 ~· ,...;, are not js simpl;v misstatlng facts aa plain as the ri~~li d~y I ~sun. HPwovcr, the people of Ohio kudW.t~at lloth tilt 1 """didate• for the senate .arc "wei" candidritea: fn they aro both s uppo~cd to bo wlia,t one htlght toitln ''drip· piug wet." . , ' ' .8' Howove r, wh~ri many vol:ef-8 who wuM ·t o sea change .i n tho ptet:~nt ~H,~uatlou, go to the poliK ttJcy -Qr~~. Deaianed by and tailored by Redfern. The grea teot Sbagmore Coat& kr!own from coaot to coast-colon black, dark red. brown and mixtures. Fur&>kunlk,, Fox, Wolf, Caracul, French Beaver. Marmet, Raccoon and Genuine Be,ver. . ., I Pl\O.!'QSED wet and dry debate betwco.n Senator THEBulkley ~nd,,',Attcirney Gerleral l!et!mari \tho noplres ...- ' Matabal St:.cor. . ~· Joaeim SmUll 11pent P'.... Whate)' 'Sun:day. Oeb. Hawk" a.nd Ernest •Proet spept SUQCII.y, wJUl Mr. and 'Mta. ' for fall and Wiater Jl.lthoogh Coach Clyde Ba.ttyn Is somewhat elated c.\·er the 6 to 0 vic- Mr. and Mra. Otlo. PauJaon and chl~o . vitlte4 wJth Mr. and •ra. ASS{/l!ED HARVE.ST- Bc not decelted.; · Gdd I ' ' not mncked for whatsoever a mi<ri obwe tli, that •htili h o: also """1'·-0•l.otiun~ 6 :7; ., 'I Jobn },. Season Advanceo; Win Two Game& Laot Week By Large Score 88@1fri!l i Coat Styles IMPROVES and Homer Slnclalr ot Shade . Mr. 'and. Mn. . .. ! .,. I t - Mr. anCI Mf,:,· R. !:. Driuriu. IIOI!s Gerald and AltOn aad .Miu Clara ,.e Perry v1siiecl ne&r Al• ban:t 1/ith Mr. and l4rt. Pr.vtt RUTLAND )1 by I We were l•te aettinc to New York thi1 aeaton which proved to be quite an advanta1e--Now we calli ahaw .the very neWett 1tylea--the laat word in winter Coati and Dre,.e•. We invite you to come and Jcok. You will not he uraecl tO buy . Practice Tueoday To Strentthen Weak Spot£ of Line Whl~ Loroln -;:.;~, rueo1o ot !lo- ROM NJr.W YOBk ·Beran I• e)Jmi:l!nj a I ~~·- . ' . (l ..... KbOboll, llic.. !l!llc&ID, ·l.!• ·. ."' . . TO 011111 ·,, ·:·. I " . .. I · Cona;t·l.'ll promised the ra:mer a •. c£8 ".i.LL'S BLACK MAR"' lot or help doirtno "' IRBt ""'""· • l.o-.;.J . ' .. ft But t-hat WM ·Y~?Iterday, AnCI when "GlVE :A' CAJ.,F enough roPe and it wiiJ hanr it;i~Jf," is rou 'If~ milnor: f&8 o. plow ycip "' ~ ·• 1 · · ·' but retrete 8 saying well ~nown t~ rill and ijoge ·-. 'I I.t•I'U~by, /·turn up nftthtna" ,. ~.. · • erstwhile~ manager of the ChiCago CtibK, ch•n pions of the So you e&n·~ bla~e 'the Ioway National ;Ba•ebail Leaa:ue, is: del•if.linJ , hlm•cll a com, ~tr~ wll\Cot~f. ~~ ~ ~'"'IIJ; Jlilttee ot) one to prove that tb the younge/ Ji ,mcratlon I"~ ~~-e,<ilt the I !own~ l•~t_ wbleb prpbably has not seen a co~crrte exalnple of it, ~ ~ ,, ~ • · · . li's Yli't_. • .. . '. 'llh-a Ptltitt"O touer paya taxer. Of! Mr. hornsby~ Who by VJJ'riotfti ·actloftS wl,ik pJa.viug bit]l in tJr:c N ationttl Leal!:ijC, )vhil~ ql\ dlffere11~ toams h•• )Jf'oVtd COIICI~BiVo)y that hiH iS the kind Of C!Jar4Lter \hUt basobnll lhouid use every effort to keep out of rire league f-,r the gtod of bRseball. The one black mark agalnat·the way baseball exe(:utivcfl ln the paSt several years, h~ve 1 con<luc!e4 their aftalrs, is that Mr. Hornsby was uot ,, thrown out of the league, b·~ and ·!J•IliJ&ir•. !lOme av. l '0 8l'B agq Wh~n ~is scandriiorls conduct finally found its way Into the open courts. THe fact that' b~ won the coijrt <hwi&lons floes in nb wu, shapeot form, miti!lale hll ~00· .. -~floitfllll~ TltHtrei O.W.cp . fl. ~ALt BRA]!:TON, EDITOR ANP -:PU8LISkEk OF THE KINGSTOI\l (N.C.) DAILY FRE£ PRESS, SAYS: Swift Marvelous New Dresses Tailored Suits Modela from Pari• opening&, R<ough crepea, new wooleno, plaldo, knitted onepiece frocko, The New Ootricb Feather Wooleno, Rich Velveta, Novelty Sleeveo, Spant~lel, Embroidered, Variouo Shadea, brown, green,' ~d, wine and black, oizea 11 to 46. Two-piece with fur collars $12.75 to"$16.75. Three~ piece knitted suits. Four•piece ensembleg..hat, coat, skirt and sweater Sl2.7S : ', Prices $2.95 to $27.50. BEAUTIFUL PARIS COPIES I Coasard Corsets ~: .. $lp. 75 ~nd .$~f)f.75 \ · ' The kind we uoed io oell at $30.00 &. $35.00 .' Ia all tile New MOdela. ' r... ~~ duct. ur,ip tll,t. the .cpu~tr~ , . PI 1~1'1(~ . of a 'qlil!tlpll, wetoh\PII ~f!U•ttl· ' to l.P41l" l.afi~iil. IIJ• •u~rew ~ , ~qe, Yote ·41~efl' liY th~ CHp& je · ,_.. l!l!? ) J t~QY .4e<j4~~- hqw ~~~.\' . wqu '~ I the wprl!l's. ·~rlew mpney. · ~e ohows ii ·not · ni~ ' l!!lrie W'l\flt ~~· ·~in. · -~--·· ... ol 'l ' ·be .con· '.· . NEW fALL SHOll ABI HID-for M~, Women and CliO• · drea. Come and see Deputllieat Store Prlce1. acllqn i ! =~~ 1IP .. - "'f ......... """* If -Iii;- ,..,,*"ioi.li"!o • JDII8 . . .......II!Oo"""""'.• •; 2 h~ j .The J. N. latJabarn's Sons Co. - Midllle~Ohlo. ~- r ., ' �II I ,,, ' •'> - .. - . ... .. o-•• U• ~ •~ - -- '• " ' -- · - - •·• - .' ' Yfll~W JACKETS PRHAR' IN~ F0R RUTlAND FRID~l ' ~ . Ho\'l'JO!I.U..,&I>Y!'1'1'll!l'O ' PP!II8f~A11Vp / ' / I ...... •calJ1nl ~eiJ!hla, Pltlloburr. MllwallkeO. , .,u Oil .. d I O.K.'d la 'llutrerlna I callthJ on I j ! I Perrr ilun4ll', N~ttle Sloan llaa as a:ueett. her 1 daqhter Mrs. cb~n. BWlU)' :ny. I THE W~T-PRY qt;IIAT£ -·- BtlCb.anon. With Pearl Bapp and ram- . ' p . ..' -"iiiobe•l Camp ldt the first or the for Galllpoll.!l where he will 1spend the winter monLhs with Mr. Nl'n1. W. 8. Dale. OordOll Harria left MondPY even· with Reva · DotJBlas. . Dt:rtt spent lilt weet end tn White, and • ~Pent Bun- '.. and DDC .,.._ DOL A11e1 2 to 6 and 7 to 14-With and Without Fur J ' :rm. Company. • RAINCOATS lor Ladles andChUdren I 401 I Mrs. Charles Howard. Mrs. Jake Youna, Mrs. Bertha Russell and . p!U alcm1 the Mrs. Reva Oossney motored to 1 • ad II 7 lletiHDpl' Cheahire Saturday evening and at· tended a shower given at the home then 01>01 lell ,.. ot Mr. and Mr&. Homer Kennedy, honoring Mr. and Mra. Dale KentD p~ eat; aftftr we I \ Do~'l ml~• Ju~', The C.....t~t JOOI•. -r . 'If,} ' I-·~~~~~~~~!L;g~~)iE~~~~ 111'01 .' a. .smo~c.l' hBtn: 1 thdn tbe tAxes on the ground. --·- ' .. ..... . . Charles Howa.rd, ""'''"''' .M-iss Edith H"-z~ epei'lt Sunday ~ .. ' ,. ' .... .. ... Mr. and Mra. . "' ;, MRS. RUSSELL DIES IN HOSPITAL MONDAY ··-~ in The Dany Tribune, In ' .28 Columfiu;t • mHtTHii 1<" - '', I~ that ain't elciw bankruptey. thdil long aJc::kncM ain't · worth ~ol~' tp a doctor about. '· DDJ YoU EYD .fba pniy br~~k-a- raa·mo,r acw 41 . Q.va ~~rs Is when a. tomaclo brlnp 1 ~~~ ,another man's baan. But o. tor. : . f!~o 11 llko the middleman. It ' takes away m~~ thnn It brti1~1. , I "' iiohiiol of. ri~oce. abo, Ut , .t"";r~W\ Buli:wmty What they will do with rega'ru to les•oltlhl! the bu.·- um .... WOI'tb tour dolla"' attM"". fo~tllail mid lot.. In liiii eilllitaiJiai "·'l ~~~ ! ! .. hall StoryEO:e~ Wl'lit~,.jlie roibanee . .•. , elf a gtl~ ~~ ':jli..lil.t ~the··· · -ft~ , e Yilt:e.h, · ~~~~/f~li.a .. ~ tiOt~ ' :'· .. t.!lrcc d0Ua.rtt. senate, ~egardiug the outlaridi•h exponqlture• at· Wa~h · I ington l'(hich see m to have. no ending? Wh,,t they pror•os,·: . The only coouomlclll marmor lu 1 to do in 'regard to leasenirin some of th~se ex.petJHCH by re- j which a ban• ~tcc:t~autc oaa'i enJoy ~ e a t&~~te of hog Ia to bite tho pork~ ducing spfarjes from top lo bbttom and all ~he wp.y 'rolwd cr'a ear. . 1 just as the voters hav~ hnd their i5a larics red4caQ ant.i in 1 T 1 r r ood · 1owa~ • . · wen y,. our acres o a many i.n~tunccs. co.m pJctely stopped. tartti land Will J:irln~ In a cri)p of ~-·.. - - - day 111.8t ' prineipl R of the tlto ~'lia~f,-r!splrants ri'rjl ' cbpcerntd, I ' they wo ld very m~c~~ rlalle~'h&Ve !hom d!acilss Just ll'),ut bu~·.~:r."'· · lh<•y pr~posc fo QO Wlj~·. r.egi!J.d to ·gcttinjr' the ~pqhtr·y out of the prese nt slump and finding somethln11 fpr theje l.JI•• ,, voters tu, do. Tht~ U:tfd other e~ol'Omic (~Uesuons a.s f j r j instancdi what will be dono If and whcp thoy reacn Uw p;;;!;;ori~• '·miiei .. I and walk to 7oar ~loth;;~tinw dl•a~~· ~t m, 'l)q1o~ ji~sstii~~(~P t4.~ -~~ ~~· Jn~',J"~ den of our taxes, these and many other queathml:l the vot. ern want am~wored and t.hey would Jncfer to heM dc~~~t,::~ , · .•. ' •· ., · o~ thcm;r~ther than the l~rtuor ql~e~Uon. rJg~~ ,OIY. '. ,9~P~f~ J~Jly ·when the:o· Is no, do.ubt ·in thcu· nun~a feiJal'Ch.~lG' the: dampnct{..C~ of mthcr candJdNte. Fo~· thut rom~o n. It f,p~ tH~al'!i toQ much stress iii being laid on th;o rfloiat argtHlHmt to the df!trimcnt of other importatlt htsUet!. ; ~ · ;;;: I"' 8y Artb\U' ,;e.~i;• JJi~r 1 , property on t.he Stewart ~IDC' 110 Mnd roa evening While rot.ng to hl!J home lllftDd. Here'• an A. E. but.• from Middleport high school. rode for aome ~~ lD alJolin McElroy or Athens was a ltll-~1~~.... business visitor here Tuesday In .· t;he enudT" the uftd the interest of the Ohio P'ueJ Gas vtcll>u• I . ~·· ~. ,~~I""!"IWR' a blosin""' '_rp and Mrs. Peter Btace are '"Q;j,~. f~om Ash Street, Gl'nvel S6s.oo ChUdren's Wiater Ceats ~ ftle tber. u • 1,.,~ 11 .:,;, Street. retanaec~. I'm DO& coin••• Orville Chambers !\ll&t~t.lnflr1 " 1 Pat:rlda. badly sprained Jeft ankle, Monday 1 and guhlg to remember- t.hut Mr. Bulkley fniled to vote Oil the . question when it cam.e til) in the ~enate last spring nnd they ar~ not going to ftlt/ie,t that he has not as ~~~. given any very good rcnso.n, If any:, why he Was ai.Jsep.t ·trom that paltlcular seBBlon. Furthermore, the People, satis· lied thai a chnnge l• col!lin'g in the situati<m, 4ro· also lr~";~~;}~f keenly ~live to the f,i.ctJb;~t !hey need work an~ food· ~,rd , I called One ·Word Led • UniverSity. ~S::i~::~~~ - fact . $6.00 to "' ~ f:. PRICES RANGE FROM ·'" • 0. ~: !41\rtlli, wlte And S<lJJ Carl ane'l Mre. Doliflla. &llct d&ll8'hter Reva calle4 on M.rs. ~da. Sta~art ot Bla Run recentty, Olata ~e PerrY si>ent Thursday to the former's ofHce. it appears to mJiuy ciUzetul; iS an error on the P~rt bf 'bbth. · ' ' The dti,,cnship of the entire country, liilt~rlllly io i l<cenly interested in th!' wet and dry sltuatiort To ~ay thtj 1 ~· ,...;, are not js simpl;v misstatlng facts aa plain as the ri~~li d~y I ~sun. HPwovcr, the people of Ohio kudW.t~at lloth tilt 1 """didate• for the senate .arc "wei" candidritea: fn they aro both s uppo~cd to bo wlia,t one htlght toitln ''drip· piug wet." . , ' ' .8' Howove r, wh~ri many vol:ef-8 who wuM ·t o sea change .i n tho ptet:~nt ~H,~uatlou, go to the poliK ttJcy -Qr~~. Deaianed by and tailored by Redfern. The grea teot Sbagmore Coat& kr!own from coaot to coast-colon black, dark red. brown and mixtures. Fur&>kunlk,, Fox, Wolf, Caracul, French Beaver. Marmet, Raccoon and Genuine Be,ver. . ., I Pl\O.!'QSED wet and dry debate betwco.n Senator THEBulkley ~nd,,',Attcirney Gerleral l!et!mari \tho noplres ...- ' Matabal St:.cor. . ~· Joaeim SmUll 11pent P'.... Whate)' 'Sun:day. Oeb. Hawk" a.nd Ernest •Proet spept SUQCII.y, wJUl Mr. and 'Mta. ' for fall and Wiater Jl.lthoogh Coach Clyde Ba.ttyn Is somewhat elated c.\·er the 6 to 0 vic- Mr. and Mra. Otlo. PauJaon and chl~o . vitlte4 wJth Mr. and •ra. ASS{/l!ED HARVE.ST- Bc not decelted.; · Gdd I ' ' not mncked for whatsoever a mi<ri obwe tli, that •htili h o: also """1'·-0•l.otiun~ 6 :7; ., 'I Jobn },. Season Advanceo; Win Two Game& Laot Week By Large Score 88@1fri!l i Coat Styles IMPROVES and Homer Slnclalr ot Shade . Mr. 'and. Mn. . .. ! .,. I t - Mr. anCI Mf,:,· R. !:. Driuriu. IIOI!s Gerald and AltOn aad .Miu Clara ,.e Perry v1siiecl ne&r Al• ban:t 1/ith Mr. and l4rt. Pr.vtt RUTLAND )1 by I We were l•te aettinc to New York thi1 aeaton which proved to be quite an advanta1e--Now we calli ahaw .the very neWett 1tylea--the laat word in winter Coati and Dre,.e•. We invite you to come and Jcok. You will not he uraecl tO buy . Practice Tueoday To Strentthen Weak Spot£ of Line Whl~ Loroln -;:.;~, rueo1o ot !lo- ROM NJr.W YOBk ·Beran I• e)Jmi:l!nj a I ~~·- . ' . (l ..... KbOboll, llic.. !l!llc&ID, ·l.!• ·. ."' . . TO 011111 ·,, ·:·. I " . .. I · Cona;t·l.'ll promised the ra:mer a •. c£8 ".i.LL'S BLACK MAR"' lot or help doirtno "' IRBt ""'""· • l.o-.;.J . ' .. ft But t-hat WM ·Y~?Iterday, AnCI when "GlVE :A' CAJ.,F enough roPe and it wiiJ hanr it;i~Jf," is rou 'If~ milnor: f&8 o. plow ycip "' ~ ·• 1 · · ·' but retrete 8 saying well ~nown t~ rill and ijoge ·-. 'I I.t•I'U~by, /·turn up nftthtna" ,. ~.. · • erstwhile~ manager of the ChiCago CtibK, ch•n pions of the So you e&n·~ bla~e 'the Ioway National ;Ba•ebail Leaa:ue, is: del•if.linJ , hlm•cll a com, ~tr~ wll\Cot~f. ~~ ~ ~'"'IIJ; Jlilttee ot) one to prove that tb the younge/ Ji ,mcratlon I"~ ~~-e,<ilt the I !own~ l•~t_ wbleb prpbably has not seen a co~crrte exalnple of it, ~ ~ ,, ~ • · · . li's Yli't_. • .. . '. 'llh-a Ptltitt"O touer paya taxer. Of! Mr. hornsby~ Who by VJJ'riotfti ·actloftS wl,ik pJa.viug bit]l in tJr:c N ationttl Leal!:ijC, )vhil~ ql\ dlffere11~ toams h•• )Jf'oVtd COIICI~BiVo)y that hiH iS the kind Of C!Jar4Lter \hUt basobnll lhouid use every effort to keep out of rire league f-,r the gtod of bRseball. The one black mark agalnat·the way baseball exe(:utivcfl ln the paSt several years, h~ve 1 con<luc!e4 their aftalrs, is that Mr. Hornsby was uot ,, thrown out of the league, b·~ and ·!J•IliJ&ir•. !lOme av. l '0 8l'B agq Wh~n ~is scandriiorls conduct finally found its way Into the open courts. THe fact that' b~ won the coijrt <hwi&lons floes in nb wu, shapeot form, miti!lale hll ~00· .. -~floitfllll~ TltHtrei O.W.cp . fl. ~ALt BRA]!:TON, EDITOR ANP -:PU8LISkEk OF THE KINGSTOI\l (N.C.) DAILY FRE£ PRESS, SAYS: Swift Marvelous New Dresses Tailored Suits Modela from Pari• opening&, R<ough crepea, new wooleno, plaldo, knitted onepiece frocko, The New Ootricb Feather Wooleno, Rich Velveta, Novelty Sleeveo, Spant~lel, Embroidered, Variouo Shadea, brown, green,' ~d, wine and black, oizea 11 to 46. Two-piece with fur collars $12.75 to"$16.75. Three~ piece knitted suits. Four•piece ensembleg..hat, coat, skirt and sweater Sl2.7S : ', Prices $2.95 to $27.50. BEAUTIFUL PARIS COPIES I Coasard Corsets ~: .. $lp. 75 ~nd .$~f)f.75 \ · ' The kind we uoed io oell at $30.00 &. $35.00 .' Ia all tile New MOdela. ' r... ~~ duct. ur,ip tll,t. the .cpu~tr~ , . PI 1~1'1(~ . of a 'qlil!tlpll, wetoh\PII ~f!U•ttl· ' to l.P41l" l.afi~iil. IIJ• •u~rew ~ , ~qe, Yote ·41~efl' liY th~ CHp& je · ,_.. l!l!? ) J t~QY .4e<j4~~- hqw ~~~.\' . wqu '~ I the wprl!l's. ·~rlew mpney. · ~e ohows ii ·not · ni~ ' l!!lrie W'l\flt ~~· ·~in. · -~--·· ... ol 'l ' ·be .con· '.· . NEW fALL SHOll ABI HID-for M~, Women and CliO• · drea. Come and see Deputllieat Store Prlce1. acllqn i ! =~~ 1IP .. - "'f ......... """* If -Iii;- ,..,,*"ioi.li"!o • JDII8 . . .......II!Oo"""""'.• •; 2 h~ j .The J. N. latJabarn's Sons Co. - Midllle~Ohlo. ~- r ., ' �I , . ' '" ·Sere • ,. WLQS. ........ number ot Y®nl tolb met. &\ the hom< pt &arl Alklno w..sn... da;y evenlnt Of laat Wed:: t.o remind hli 10D Vlrs:U ot hLI 20th l:irthdQ'. - ----·- CI~OFMY K.IN lbotc · ~ Boheits Start On '· Y~! but rwl on · Strettnuus W~k The Gridiron! Don't miss a chapter of Jack Dtrmht'l. 0'·'rc au entreat)', !lOW~\·cr atandlhg lhiCCHatnJ~· he pehnttted tNalire1· Wft)' lo the ~11 t!uvut.n Of t)lood, both' eyei: clo&C¢, a (friDl cartCa.ture, hi8 a blank_ And, finall)', when WBli ~nkcn, it didn't cdnl.•.l I the man appointed lly \tie TOmWHIL! CASPER WERil~T THE ' MATINEE, S91'Mf80DY MDIIEOINTO , TH!!-HilU'lE. ACROSS THE Ar~ro,- f'f Love and f'Doltlall ~~-;:;;;:·f.<Jcl , fls,.,l!IJ Spiril~ 'd by (). «. K ...te ""IJ.•e · Read ' . were Dh;hopa In aamfl batUJ'day when l.hf'" deteat.ed Wllm1mtt.on. Only :10 t~ O; has Ohio State tho piowttrf\11 bo.~­ field tor which It bs now 'balnp; tQu~d? · TbQ .St~Wdtl 1\t. Pelaware · Saturday 1n ~hl' WUQihl8ton B&me Wftc dott.cd witlrOhW State .;.wuta anz- ··u~r••••-rw· ' , Prow• Hegbttdr&g. ~P.ItiiC~ Pa~.o~ ·? r!LJI~t ·runrul lu lciunted_~ettl' ')~rM~~~~~. N. M.• Ia to liRPM't 1hf. thwr.v thllt mnp i_nhn.b lt;tl .Ute N!•rtll An'lr.riC,'1\n WEPJIIE:SDI\y .... ..:\ri andent .atrl'flll' g ('In' \! NJf conlluent LtetweeD l:'i,OOO and 20',t1011 ~·~re I ngn. I OW· atuu Jlll88 1''411·II(IDilni r'li.t<J .....t. .,. ..-..1 '""" ~·''"'"' i,. p..., .u ,,. t<J'f"'' ... ~"'.N-ror~. toUa . SEPTElMBER 28TH. ., ... , !& • ~ ·~ . ·-~.. . ' -~- · · · . ~ ·· r . r~um~IIJ'own toft )!wthe .... 1~wte 1nd trim \JasKNutE It~ the deeper ohad>. ' ~eorp • ! Tbo."""" Croi....., ......... It " ! what Cooe;. woold llrlng to CCJJUmbu.. OAII..)" 1 R.I~UNE .r-r· l soo -j~ lh•- I 01 eourio ,.,.,. • little ~~haplo ....W•IIIIo t1ob lew """' f.U hotcttna .•. tiJe orlpJial ot ,. fJ. /1 ; 1 .' .. ~· ( ' . n .H"' . '· . I • . I,' ~ f '· ··": ... '' ~•. t-r ·~. ' ,r ' �I , . ' '" ·Sere • ,. WLQS. ........ number ot Y®nl tolb met. &\ the hom< pt &arl Alklno w..sn... da;y evenlnt Of laat Wed:: t.o remind hli 10D Vlrs:U ot hLI 20th l:irthdQ'. - ----·- CI~OFMY K.IN lbotc · ~ Boheits Start On '· Y~! but rwl on · Strettnuus W~k The Gridiron! Don't miss a chapter of Jack Dtrmht'l. 0'·'rc au entreat)', !lOW~\·cr atandlhg lhiCCHatnJ~· he pehnttted tNalire1· Wft)' lo the ~11 t!uvut.n Of t)lood, both' eyei: clo&C¢, a (friDl cartCa.ture, hi8 a blank_ And, finall)', when WBli ~nkcn, it didn't cdnl.•.l I the man appointed lly \tie TOmWHIL! CASPER WERil~T THE ' MATINEE, S91'Mf80DY MDIIEOINTO , TH!!-HilU'lE. ACROSS THE Ar~ro,- f'f Love and f'Doltlall ~~-;:;;;:·f.<Jcl , fls,.,l!IJ Spiril~ 'd by (). «. K ...te ""IJ.•e · Read ' . were Dh;hopa In aamfl batUJ'day when l.hf'" deteat.ed Wllm1mtt.on. Only :10 t~ O; has Ohio State tho piowttrf\11 bo.~­ field tor which It bs now 'balnp; tQu~d? · TbQ .St~Wdtl 1\t. Pelaware · Saturday 1n ~hl' WUQihl8ton B&me Wftc dott.cd witlrOhW State .;.wuta anz- ··u~r••••-rw· ' , Prow• Hegbttdr&g. ~P.ItiiC~ Pa~.o~ ·? r!LJI~t ·runrul lu lciunted_~ettl' ')~rM~~~~~. N. M.• Ia to liRPM't 1hf. thwr.v thllt mnp i_nhn.b lt;tl .Ute N!•rtll An'lr.riC,'1\n WEPJIIE:SDI\y .... ..:\ri andent .atrl'flll' g ('In' \! NJf conlluent LtetweeD l:'i,OOO and 20',t1011 ~·~re I ngn. I OW· atuu Jlll88 1''411·II(IDilni r'li.t<J .....t. .,. ..-..1 '""" ~·''"'"' i,. p..., .u ,,. t<J'f"'' ... ~"'.N-ror~. toUa . SEPTElMBER 28TH. ., ... , !& • ~ ·~ . ·-~.. . ' -~- · · · . ~ ·· r . r~um~IIJ'own toft )!wthe .... 1~wte 1nd trim \JasKNutE It~ the deeper ohad>. ' ~eorp • ! Tbo."""" Croi....., ......... It " ! what Cooe;. woold llrlng to CCJJUmbu.. OAII..)" 1 R.I~UNE .r-r· l soo -j~ lh•- I 01 eourio ,.,.,. • little ~~haplo ....W•IIIIo t1ob lew """' f.U hotcttna .•. tiJe orlpJial ot ,. fJ. /1 ; 1 .' .. ~· ( ' . n .H"' . '· . I • . I,' ~ f '· ··": ... '' ~•. t-r ·~. ' ,r ' �, . ETING ,, jlE~GUE ~EFEAUD Knight Templar Head I . iFUll SCHEDUlE Central Commiueemen And Candidateo Hear Speech ·~ .g - ."'i 'Wfl ~ -- I"« ' R QPl .LQO, 111'1' Ffll': = . OR . . .. ... ' ' ConiJI't!IIMall Tells Why Enormous Sum Could Not Be Paid ''RtducUON lll tu. tnudena. 1ed to make •ure tbt.i li tQioded. troyeray toUowtd the e\IIP[Itlan Lbl!retore ~ chk!fly be effected b1 Tbe tact that Judie Tha)"t&' a.od that tbe .mepdment for • learue IIPOUH'ed if1a' bubthiJl l.,ut. reducilonl ln the expentlltum of hill wile h!Ml t1Wr Ql!plna' qU1111rrt A motion wu made to mate Uw tbe local lbodfel. TheM expendi· 1n the front ol t.be bowie saved am.e~t ~ for one tW'tlll, !1111' tbe mmt pan, are con· t.Mm trom .erloUJ LDJury. rear, ruul Ulat" eadJ. tfrJ'l tMm trollable only by cltY councils, .Pla1 (OUJ' 1Cboo1a belort r.betr wtnJ ocnmty commllaonert and othtr should be eounted COW&rd. a loel!, _,..,•• ou\horillN." EIUJ)I)OI'U.nr i.be ~l that. clwnploMblp. Thll motiOn corrled by a Tote or 4 to s. tNew Jud&N be u11:ed to YOiuntartly atve ble frame . 11 within earshOt 10lned BMton WM noll pneent at that up part. ot their aalarlee, the 1over-/ in .1001. 1101' 111.ld: Theil , Ule ptWUIJ.y small mea~ tlmeo) "Amon1 t.he 011'1Ceiloldera, both ended, t.he Kab&t.ma wu liven in· Tbe amendment to entoree neb leque team to play each other atat.e and local, t.here ue a iood Jectlona and. Jfti8IIPCl &o brlnl team dufinl the aeaaon of footKU mariy Wb06e terma ha'fe already be• bo.Ck hill 1treneth. DuriDI( this op· Birthfl* and !lol~r, were re· eltctoa prellldent ILnd secretory of the laque tor Ul't eril!luina year Upo~ P.Dd White or Pomeroy. Havlnf taleen Into con&lderatlon pn:eUcaUy aU bUiillne&ll of tbe lea.Jue at thl£ tl(ne, a motion for ad· Joumment d pUlled and tM athletic r~presentativea ot t.he schoola <lepa.rt.ed tor their homes. w. R. Pamham and Carl HoWle re))l'e&eDted· Pomeroy and 011Cie R. Battyn and M. W. Esae:~ represented Mlddlepdrt, A Dally Tr!b1me n .. pre&entatlve !IlliG attended the meeuus. JU waa the Hoeorable ThomLl- ~ ...J e~ln~ of lrontoll, U. 8 . Con~rrea.s· mar~ from Utls dl8,rtct WhO held the rapt attention crt au 9.11 he explaln"d lhe Bonus s•tuat1on &5 It l"eally Is Bnd Bll the RepubUcan admlniBtra· Lion wa.s ct.mpelled to deal "lith It Jl;, J~nkln~i el(plalned in dat.au Jill~{ why U WAll lmpoa&lble for the ROttJ:nmel)t to spend ·at "Ulle Ume, two bUUon, tour hWldred;.; million dollii,1'B ror bonuH wymenu, when there are on!)' nine bllUon• ot dol . lars In the entln tlnltcd states, th~ total wealth in mpney In tbe le.nd. He alsQ CJ!iplalned earetuny and un<teu;~l:ndlnKIY Just Why bond Is- HIGH ST UO 15TH AVC drl\tea Amerie.a 1&boNH rrom t.htir Jot-. Annerint tbe. Rooeevelt c:ht~JV \ tha.t the tuilt Ia a ba.rrier trade; iO roretcn Vice~PreeL Ourtla dt.ed· •tatilt.ies •to lhuw t:ta.iot> Governor " •hen tarltfll Into etrect by Reput»tcan admtnlstn.Ucms \hat only Inc.--ad but lmports dropped 8hatply, th.,ua imur· I DEADERS' NOTICl!l - lnl prott~ct.ton tor American wt· culture L"ld for American industry. Referring to the 1930 t.artff mea· sure he awrted [' eould not bt ccmai4ered yet because eondltloM made comparison lmpouible and that there ta ho market abro&d be· e&UIIe th~ people tbere have no money. Returnin1 to the 1<tome!ltlc llituaUon he aS&erted. that good Urnes cannot come back WltU tht money; oomes out ot; hiding •nil people reraln eonfldence. 1\ the Newa curtls• .. ~~-------------- -- DANCE-I' IN D-2'1 ~~ :1!10 ·!,."{ Terrific · w.. "'~~~."- ·'~'!·.. ·~·~ POR I rlii·-;·,-~~;,;;~;;_~m.b!--1 , T....,>W fOR I .... per l -~ . on• W-ay. ,_ ' Joan Blondell, Sturi - ~Ro, ·., ~ COMt:DY "HIS WEEK END" ~ Zasu Pitts LOIIT- , "'l ij)LI '.' on~ •••• '-'••· I f i ,1 I ' rn NQt So Quiet on Coal Front •Wha(a...-Man! And What a Family! I S.MUL S~URIES \~friGIAl~ [[ jn WHITE'S, Leriolatoro ',Prediction Made . ,f: ~noncrmN ~ !· ·Object Go•ernor' 1 Plan To Cut [mpl"yees - ~- ,; RE<;EIVIJIIC $1 100,0, Ao ·Annual Saluy; W11-nt Larger. Salaries Hit Harde• . B~' OOHYDO"l 11 HAOD,O.X INB ~~11.H Corl'illUOtld(l• tJ C11lvm1~1s, , 0 ., :¥1i!l. 2R,...... IN"' Publid "el'ficials a.nd employes lor• " " '" 'L' in th~ da11!' lcq~l-t ~ wrt tbdaJ with thft lntrodar i 1t'n uf 1l bill b:v Sen. Robm't r,. Roht= IRI of Tlmn, whi"'h " " tb~ IJ'OJ)Oflal8 4f the t'lOmmttt«. t'l(l,. 8t!l1• I I I BHUN ON· ~UIN[~ B~ Buck<ye Miners Find w~ DURING QUAKE Grecian PF>•insula'~ Residents Are ;.;."'' IEartern Ohlo ARTee T<> ied In Ruins Present Scale 0, At.hens Sept 28~;:'::~~::::::~ coupled with promLqe of ne&s und capactty w Dy empklyme~. re~ the ccnl tte1ds .:.oder, fol· 1 IDwlng o.nnounccment tha,t l th~ O :llo Collieries Co has uctepted Oeol'ljc Whj.te's ~ttle­ ror its No, 36'1 mtne at 111rn ~l Ba~fie ld , I yed aoolhward, miiN aw1t1. , •*'don ' tOIIOW· Sl"'f Scem:e of Tei?eri•m; 4 Leader• Killed ca.ll : ...-· w..... - ~VANT .., In 0 0. L .. o• •, .\n 1 a ~m·~ 11'1 ..., mon \1 eoutt111 f~r4 THERAIDONTHB SABINE WOMEN BY H EARL WILfJON Columbus,· 0.. Sept. :18INS- A protJJblt~ ftg:ht de~ veloped today tn the speclal sa.lary-cuttlns 6esslon, of the atate legisla.tnre as a bloc, of Beno.te wets started " movement to ' 'smoke. out" non· commital drya and place both Houae11 on recdrd for eam· • we~ I reb!aaed M~ay evenlna IOI· 1~1111 a aetttement ot the cue, tn I Iwh!ch paian purpoael!l. Eventual defeat waa con· ceded. but the wets wm de· Ughted at the confu&lon In the ranks of the drya: when they learned t.be)' an: to be embani:8se4 Into votlna' one way or ttl.e other when the joint reaolutton eomes' up for action, probably oomotr.aw. they were cha.rJed wlth In· to~atlcm French Kaott.t. of Carpenter, waa btoUiht hel'l!l rdOnda)' artemoon and placed in the oounty jail to await a. preliminary bearlns: on the/ chmrre or lntoxtcatlon. William Haiii'Y· beld t.o the grand Jury on a charee ot larcinlJ',! waa released from tlle coullty Jail SAW I CAR ' .SELL SEISITIOII'LLY! when he fumi&hed neceBIIIliy bond rqn hl5 appea""ce. • I KNOWLES A.LL_Io ........ •t tbetalell'ooood thelloclmelo-- t:M ltOdae t. dippina df• phenomenal aaleal pice tod.y. 'oneritio ..nhlc t h e - . , . plua itt abiUty to...,_ lfll undertaken. nte bod)' wiD be b~UIIht to the Melp counQ- town perf.... all of itt low j>riced riValL • . ADd when fO'l cet a Rocknt you 1ct •veryfhi.n4. Free Wheelt- Wedneaday, it. wu llllict. Partleu· la rs or the death wen! latlcJ.na. loi-hll ByrichroniHIIIIllft-Silmt Se<ona- Aut"""'tic Swltd> Koyl!ttftin&-4-NntC..,..<medPowor-Doub\e Drop X Frame o£ coet1y car Kvancementa-all at c-U. and <!rive a Rockoe today! .._, ~>6ol6> •irfKII« rMio no eatN c._... . I I Fried Chicken di!ILI!i, 35c.l School child~ ·onty .,20e 1 , Thunday, 5ept. 29th., ; at IQaeU.Irg Motor Salea ,, . FRED S.' ilLAETTNAR, M,.-. ~ ~~ ~ · ·- SERVICES The funeral sel'\'lcee for Harry Knowles, : who . died in OoYlnlton, Ky., Tuesday, wut be cond~M:tid at Let.R:rt Palbl. Tburad.,. . anemoon with bW'ial tn charp •of the lt'w· .n. be. A car ftr~pretentecl to the public the flr~ or thlt you, ~ pYN.~~.o\1.. ~:: :!d~l:ro~::O~ Run and Bethaay M. E. Pomeroy, 0. church.--Home "'ade ice , Cftam for aale, I -~~;~ W E buy the finest, the very finest , , tobaccos in ill the world -but th~t doea aot explain why fo,l ks ~ rcSatd Lucky Strike as · • mildesc dpene. The fact is, we • GeYer overlook the truth that "Naam: ' "If·--·"'*" • 'lo/U.Ilq,.,. illlf»w.b, 9! said they c:lld not believe to Snowden, Sinclair and would be named t.od~to)'· nauonal ooaOIUon g"vem· , WILl formed by Prime Nln'IIJR.amsay MacDonald leu than to run Oremt Britain ...... ' . ELIZABETII~~'V"AN:~P D·~~ INS Btatr ...,, Miami, Fla.., Sept. FN.r lbat the tropical whleh r&'l'apcl Puerio mtrht W'tell.ll lis IIP'J' on Florida pen.bulala was llllfld day a.~ the dGrm'• eourte ~ Sara nnd VIola Qualls, .Mid<lle· port women who aeem to have an 1 RffinUy to the Melas eounty Jail, J>osdbJ)' 1111\C: .. o\io • • • tenb "IN AND OUTER!·" ' ARE OUT AGAIN '!1\u ~ dt \ ~ provides tor an of $1,73'1,· puro "LIId HU-NDREDS ARE ILLED IN HURRICAN. ... More Peace-Is Promi In Buckeye Coal Fie :w~RK r ;•PSOl~NS O£MANO il H~lliSlER M · ')o~l ~ , cul~"'' ~J•m. lro f,vv G~r~ Whhe'M pla.n fu .;• ~~n~ tu.~ '~~·r·~ ~~~ll wall'~ ·f); - "MAKE ME A·STAR" D-:16- Office of The Dan, " . New .Eledric Theatrl bil.i llriJ> Pan WEo~~~~Rw~~!!~~,!;:nd U :rou wa11t Tribune, eall 236-L; It the Bullineill OHl<e usk for 202·R. ~1.1on, 1'alfft ebanted holy vert-es One part of Oandhi'a treatment conatated of a mud plasttr for his head At noon, Gandhi lnerease<l his diet, Latini vrapetrutt with sua:ar and plenty or water. Tomorrow, he uld, he wUJ add SIEK GYPSY KIDNAI~KS barley water and a arnan amount ot whey u hil!l oondttton lmprove1:1. Toledo, 0 ., Sept. 27.-~lfs-War· DoetOI'll attendJng him repor~ rants *(ll'fl Wued tod&Y for the ar· 00 the Hindu ealend.&r, today was rest Of four men, believed to be Oan<lhl'l birthday, He celebratec1 it. membe:rs ol a New York KYlJSY RecommendlniJ legislatlorl a.f~ect,.. _,Y recetvlnw many vl&il.ors who tribe, Who k1dnaped Princess Alicl' inll' the allOtment of poor relief bu:tu~;ht him 8'1rt.s of flowers and Marks, 18-year-Old daua:hter of fundi by t.he federal re0011sb"uctlon fruit , Kl.ng Joseph and Queen El!.uL~U1 t1 n a. n e e corporation, Oovemor ::-::---::--~--:---: Marks o1 the trJ'* ot BrazllifL11 White said : ,8'ypt;les, after J'Obbblg heJ pru-en h ..The nece..lly for 5UCh leglsJA, ~ton Ilea In the tact that the UD• tOontinued Prtnn PaJE: Qol'.l t:mp!oyment iUld rullel problem, tp NOTICE! certaln loc,aiUJes of Ohio, ha8 be· come so dllflclllt that it is tmpoqIt ,-oa w~ont to bear t.be world lble to secure adequate funds from li!lrles bueiaaU came&. IIOp at Phll lqeal and stat.e 80urCCI to care ff»' Sommt!LI'I!I Shoe Repair Shop, !lf!C· the needs cr tb.B, unemploy.,c:l . \ pnd n., • "The J)re8ep.t la WJ of Ohio do not -· ' provide tor the o.~lon ot ted .. 9 MONTHS OLD Bi\JIY DlES eral funda to ~e state, or its pqlJ. tical sub-dlvltdohK., tor tht: rellet ot The nine months old &OJ'l ol E. J the unemployed or dee:tttute." ' Kidd, or Rutland, died at 'I o'clock Announcing that he .wou1d PJ:e· Tue:o;day mor~ne at the home or ~ent "c:ertaln other trJ,atters" to tl}e his pa · en(8. The funeral aerviel;lli ~ttentton Gf' the so~ ip, sJecla1 wlU b~ conducled Wednesday a.ttermesange11, ~e sov~m.or aak~ · for noon at 2 o'clock With Rev. H F t.helr co-Operatlon in the eonl!td· Bolten, otflclKtll\i. · Burial wlll be eratlon of bls plOJ)O!Ialtl. • made In charge of FlnsterwaJd u ,~ ''You have met t:le etnerlenc!fls un der\akcra . wht(:h Decesliltat.ed the Prtvlous of special sesllions In 11. apint or &Uih~s- to manlike devotion to the weJttrt of urdllY he JJpoke ln our people which :1a.e re.uectJd 10 • tbf: blrtbplaee ot HWll'Y I. 0. 0. F. HALL •f'bunday nlrbl finite credit upon YOW' patrlotlsm" said t.liat there, as a Y<f!th, declared the governor gi~n a book on Olay 5 life Seplember ~9 th. Good muak:, bu~ · __ · aranamother. and rMm tha.-'lit>te<•ti;,e J ------learnr.d the l!!liSOO of a v of ordf!r. ~ (J1arles Bir.chlleld'• • tlee&n · waa ubanl· mous. whue Holter waa reeteeted over t.h~ nomlnees, HJniw of Giil· Tr . . OHIO'"~" .TAt~ .U.EU~ t OlUM6US 0 Jmfresslve - • .:, • ·-"" .....were put offtclalt waa broqht up but when tbe varlo\ul. ~Moot& sttmed dllllne!'ested, wq.a i;ltopped. , A tarae an(! enthw;la&tlc crowd ot RepubUeans wu present at. a ~t · ~ heLd In the Court Howe Mon....dal evening. The ml!etlni wu held In connectton wlttl a Central Com"rittttee· ~lo'n and the various county candl<lates wem prc~>ent . 'the meeting was JH"ellldl.'d over by D. 0. Wha.ley. •lt'be feature speaker of the e ...en. • TUDDAT, oi:Px iifB'I!R II, lDP each year, ,.. defeated wbeD a 1un and whOle eom.J)eDI&tJon, voW of 6 qa!lllt 3 for, wu 1'800l'd.· therefore. la 110t consttt.utton&Uy ed. All vOted on tblt exeept. Ath· IUilen&ble to ehanp at your halldl. "To avold the IneQuality of leav· !1111. Secl'flt.a.ry Helter then pre.. tbetr compenaatJon unetretted aented a oew I'OtarJ' IYitem 1D inl whleh each leatue, team would meet by &n)' reductions. you may make ot.hen "are subject. to reducall te&"'f or the leque wtthtD a while ttooa:, my committee hall recomthlM Year C01lnf!. Thill aliJo was mended dlat your bocSte:l (Senate defeated by a vote ot 4 to 3,, 1 ~· ~~t~~d Housel, by reeolutlon nque~t ,..~~ and I Dol OJl>ll!ll- > '1'!ip .such oftlceholdera volwitarlly to uij:ndment wu favoraitit IQ:t au rell.nqu.lsh suCh ' portiOn or Ulelt ·y;.lbya.to3vote, 1t.atutory u.lades 11 wJll put. them The matter of chOQidna leape upon an equality with Ule other~" ON BONUS QUESTION '] ~.... -rDI>Aq,Y~,,1 -._ I ;AMENOMfNT FOR ,....., .... .......... • � 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 27, 1932 kidd knowles russell