https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d0a9cf7cdaad8c1dd11db0f3962711e3.pdf ea133a4a1bab2cd944cdd44fb8914afd PDF Text Text .... u ..... ... ,, .• ' .. t -- OMie IT.ltl ' IUIIUI GROUP HAS llNr[ .. U LOCAL ANNUAL INSPECTION PICK[B ftIFl[ft I••"'"'' - Oblo V1lley Commandny No 24 ; T[ AM •Laat Hard Praetiee Be-• Ga f ore "-"~"""ftllll ~e, I• Gone Thru BY PANTHERS Wed ne•day E Y e n I n I .' Lirht Workout To Be h P , T OFll~ft - OftJI t ._ 1'he ent,lro ~~r~uo.d flf the Purpl! ,~ lh II l -f• I 'I - 1 I PC I I I I II< I ' '' ~ I .J ru lI If I I I I I I l wd •~ 1 1 or ....,le 111 .-..n WUR 0 It r. •Kiday e~n!ng maklurr semi fhml J•N!J)O.raUona f(Jr t.hc f1n1t game of the ReB.I!Qil to be pJnyOO nt the Mid 'dleport high Ac.hOOI football neld fl'rlday afternoon afl.er sehool clo.~ e6 'the tlJne IICheduled 18 4 00 0 cloclt: voochNl Wed.nendo.y r:yentng Pamham and HotUI& spent oon slderoble time with their proteQe~; in ivinK 111 trncUo on ho tn und kl:k T::! OOy~; m'f' ex!lf\11.et'l to took atler thlll JbnKr 0 r the plnytna: were taking p~cti enl lt!nJOtlB u.nd balbt were flylnrc all over lhe field 1,lnce lr:lckinR w.o.& alc;o indll}l~>d In and some t.lme wus uAed 111 l!i.ftrtlo.. the kfl 1 ld • bac e d cand at.P.fr; ns well a.~ 11 th~e~ !~ {rl.tle t.ln e spc L in '" " l d Ill :dgnfL r wo t wac boys JlnCt1 IIJJ nnd did OOU!:ilderable work tn wt! Jl.-v! ~erlmmnRing ro Tl ~ oonche~ wtw ur.lnt LhiB syst.ent or lllAY 1 k II mn in11 their final check Cor plckhlK thlllt 8tarting Jim up fot th openlna IAIJW Conch Farnham ftad not decided Wednemiay even irl8' Jtlllt who would be In tlt lineup when the wl IKtle blows. for uetlon PridDy However he gnve out t.hia infor ntaUon Thursday utJmlnR after hovlfll' slept over thl Pt'()J)oslttfln Wedneaday niJI)lt They Are Lp;.....orow 1 T- Baer or Wolf • ~KI die .......- n m And 'CW~ O-Amold =~KKf18er0 8 oea " nencer RE-.McQul(l:g or Blncltwcll & ~ulntl 0 ......,. I Deputy 1RED caoS! CHAPTER 11 Personals C HOLDS MEETINC In Auto base [ The local chapter - of the Ameri. IUnited. - wuu.. workers . - or ... Bretbre 11 cburc:h wUl meet. =~ :i":e cb:~ter l r j ! lai!; b II 1 •11 It nnllllctul In t 11 n!nc lnnlnK din 'lhe Rl'q\ht~rhood uf th~ F'edetnt rrtond J)N!Aentntton ed churolt iJfLI.hered Wodnesduy 'Th.e score flf lO(Iay II QOn\e will e\'enlng R,t tlle Presbyf,erlan church be 9 to 5 itt fnvor of New York nnd In rt tkadt went to Mlnersvllle Jlrt!dlcl.t!d ope prisoner when que,; where t~y aurptiAcd a member of tlonetl by 'rile Dnlly Tllbune re thP.Ir orpnlzatlon W,..ndell Orur.ser porter Thursday morning at hi8 hdme Here they haiti. tholr ...._The Q'Ofld hitting ot Hartnett regular met"ttng and en]OyCll hOme t>nlcngo C Jb!l catcher ln ~e ma.dc it!'e c1-earii coke" mrt.. coffee l fh ~~ game brought the bcUPf or se J Vt¥1. by Mr~ OrlLl'Rer Guy OulnUifll or Syr \CUBe lncar ccmted In the jail while serving a tine nnd OOHts that Rollie H~ ley n product of his home town, "' STA'NSO will nflt be use¢ In the series When the radio Rnoouncet s. mice A G )t A L A X 1 tell me wo~ld that the second game hall beRlin the six oounty H:u bowel flugglslmet!fl and con p l11onen; w:lll be stntlflned at the ~ 1~I">~C k ll and flJ"'VIC>eJI of he jail door ~t'l)latlon donto.ins no uloobol 01 to hear what lr. going on I I I ,TOPCOATS ' Peppy pallema fo• -You should oee the II Adam~ ldLV~rne Hope of aalllpolls Fe I) several dP tills week a I s~nt. ';,o. tu.t!t way thia aeuon .50 I ,,'*· ' Ulimm. «t DIO.u l R m Wtthout Acbon From Leaulature FOOTBALL Pomeroy H S VI FRIDAY, SEPT 30 400PM Middleport lli.A-11 • Wur the beat of Hata al a pnce that it aure to pleue you. OTHERS Jt.95 to $3 so ~~~ I I AdmiSSIOn s RebuJ1 to Germany rec.~ Gene-va Conference • OppoRthon • * Equah\Y• l>eSlHte * Reich Determmed on A1 m~ ot France, Umted State~ and England 'German Over Preatdent De AOUL1., sv~ll~ church met Wednesday even ::_:.:::~;;:,;:::._.:.....:..::.::::::::::::::._:::::::._=::::;;;;::::::::=; turea to STt UF.N 18 CJ ASS Mt:ETING The Wlnnets ClllSR or 2he Miner Vu.lera.Jileheved a Factor I nA&RH ' CUTTING SAlARif5: By H EARL WU.SON Int~m,atlonal News Elervtce StliCr Correspondent ! Columb\15 0 Sept 30-IN&- 1 LQKt oppoeltlon to a .slate lnvtstl 1 sation of milk p rlcea !>&old to farm l!rll wn8 swept away touay in a rls inu cen!iUI e of milk dlstrlbut.ors which led the state Senate judicll}ry I con mit lee to unanimously N!COm 11 an~ adoptlfln of Oovcrnot Oeorge Whit.~ s request for o pr~be 1 The Senate which blocked the proposed lnqtl ) lll.~t nigh t Rf\;el 1 t1 il H[ll e h d voled approval by • wle or 102 to 1 climbP on the 1 bl\ndwngon to:lny the committees JCjlC: t practically a88urriniJ =:::·.~~:, w• of the Bmke re$0lution which sebi1p e r: tt c orr,emembes \\ h r.h m 111L report hP.tOJ e JRn 1 The co n mlttee will lnvestiga e chftr!o(t!S by rt(>resentattve Clarence p n e Dl ut HUI'fln county that I ~MALL WAC[ W~RKtH l~NKEES ~u . .. ,. ~~~~NUGL 8 ~UBS ~N~t Up I NO GAME CUT $1,000 INCOMES Ao Well As Horher W 1th Governor On AS, 10, Both Houseo In Accord I County Offoc1alo 15 Per Cent Baa11 Ao Teams Are On"'·-Chocago To ~ •rteJ. Saturday Bv DAVID J WALSH INS B~JQrn Wrlt.er ! OlJT AG.\IN IT SUM8 MASON ·~ITY Sll.t'fth und Vloln Qnnlls colored both or M!dcllej)Ort 'f!re 1eleAstd W II V1u!foru , f Solem wul n trom tile Meigs county jnll Wednel! Vlllltor he1e ovt':r tiiP. Y.Cf!k end day <A hen a settlement of thei 1 fin Mrs LoUL'iu n.houd ::1 w.11s bJOught Cll and coots was made with the J orne f10111 the Uol~~tl hotipltal FrJ court The two weJc cha1g:ed wit! t r!ny um1 I:; 1epm t.cd 0 be im 11rov lntoxlcatton in tho! cot rt r Sqwl c E R Titus They \\trc mrr~t ! lRRt Sundny lull; at ConunU)litY Hall with Mrs Edward Orue~~er Mr8 :Herman O:ruiJkelr and Ml & Adolph OJ 1169@1 and Mrs Dana Brown actmy hos tesses ouesl.ll or ~:~,~~l~~~~~ lzatlon WCJ-e Mrs John nnd Mrs Ohm\ S. hacfer fAIL I Field --CLlJB ROSTESS-Mr~ E K Lippincott was hos tellS Wednesday evCnintr t.o her b.rlttae club u her home on ~J berry Avenue Mrs Dor ~air Mr11 Wter Pauber and. Mlss Mar 1uerite Meter were guest& of the Mh11 Mettt ~elv£-d high 1club score of the cvenin1 1 I Committee, Senator Says, I 'I P*!S·I I Two KI'llers Are Vinton County Man '"'.'::~:.'tor Robert A Taft <R) or I Extended Mere) Killed By Youth Olncinnatt who chn ged yesterthly I a oomblnotlon of milk dl•tr>bul<>r•l ill t;f ug n~ northwestel n Ohlo that. tht! govcmor was pluylnQ poll -tics bv w.Ulng fot. an InqUiry to- Ch1o Jur1e-r Save Murderen day amended the: reROiution to re From Electrac Cha1r1 move nll reference to the general a.SiletrJbly thus m,aklnl!: the probe by Verd1et. eiCtlu•tvely th e g-overnors It Wf> .,. S~ql):,., reoommend~d for adoption I Be Pasblon Wise! ~ w YOrll Sept Following Ble ngures ttnd11nce and recclpt& h,. II('COnd game or d s base ball ser!f!~ T tal for TwG Rl r t dance Cboose Among These New Arrivals. Charming Coats to $24.50 ~'") I MAY BE ~HOE REO 1 ~N B£5TWAY H~USEH CAN APPOINT $10.00 OTHERS AT $14 50 \-1 ~ K s. winner of Balloon Classic SfNAH AND Governor Charlled W1th1 "Piaymr Pohtica" By 1 Senator Taft S1mply but elegantly atyled 1n the cho1c• est of Fall Tweedo (and 11m dar Woolen Weaves.) The type that can be wom for every practtcal occaa1on. ' •• MILK SIT~ AT IN I< A!'JT lt.Uillt U fii\JRSUA \ Tailored Suits """' ""'1 PR~BE ~f STATE u. of Edwl\rd .l'.t: Blake Mr and Mrs Albt:lt Mcl>nr te arld ch ldten spenL 8 ndu.y w t! U e In .,r s l)urenl~:~ Mr au ll M gu~t $1 95, $2. 95, $3.95, $4.95, $5 95. little money roe• a lone I ~ 16 n t-ct>ipts Player'S ~!hAle dub ~ I hure lwgue s shllre • A.d I COUllC I l l..a t Year's Flprn -c Gam Mt tn dance r al rece1pt.~ " ' ' " "'' 0 If' I and velveteens and the fabnc.....-You a dn )s we-ell: Mrs John S Wilson and two da gbters M~rcelllne and Joan Lol lit left t01 Cleveland Wedne&da.y t visit the fm mer s brother Hownr I I FULL Pon:oero) are vl&l.tins Mr nnd M Rut.tencutter fllr a few ohw al\d Wtllot Virefnia PtJ.r ~rh t a1 d 8a rd11.v to n Featurmg particularly the new sleevea, collar and wa11thne arrangementa Faoh· wned m the lovehest arlka, rough crepe• ' pllllema ' Examin~ tlie ta1ll.r~s find ILthisJ It: Smart Day~jme Frocks and slick to economy wiJI 1 WEATHER FORECAST-U¥li .... WHILE THE CORRECTNESS OF MODJ::S COMES FIRST, QUALITY AT THE RIGHT PRICE IS • OF EQUAL IMPOR· TANCE ' men who dreao w \, I I new f ~ II L rt I)EADERS' NOTICI!: - If you want &\ the News Office of The Dally Tr1bune, call 236 L, If the Buslneu Office ask for 202-R. 1 --AND~- •p I r ! TJui FALL SUITS fl entfl Mr d.nd Mn 0 A Jivlde Rol Pareone visited his fath er C W Parsons at. t.he City h08pital In Partenburtr BundQY Mr and Mra W A Gold of m ar I RH-Jenkins fir Jnat hlm Ji'B-OrueRfr This evenJno ... •·om wf11 go Stl&'IU lhmllfore muy be UliOO l)y w"" ...,., throllflh 11 tight lliR'no.l drill a.nd a diRbelk~ The Ideal Internal tub KtlllCrM-1 a11-around sytltem of warming up exe clscs but no I flnt Price $1 ~ strebuotU extrellleiJ wilt be lndulg Bold By 'I1te ed In at that time Much lnt.ereat hlL, been shn .m Stanr bury Drut Co by footbnll ram ihrouKhout the 'IUare us to whllt ltlnd of a Ltlam Middleport Ohio the Purple Pnnthl!rs wHl hnv~ ~~-.. ~p LuCille Jl,lde.n of Glenford spen~ the wek end here wl~h her PLI I I • P 1: Bletner and Mr &nd f..4'1~ \ aant. TUesday I' I J L. DaWfi.lll spen~ the weell end at lll.l' home tn Oharlelton W Ingell were vl&itore at P't Pll':~ at. the home ot Mra. Hilmer OuliO or~J~uno~rt:?'u:;,~ 1pal ehurt.h w::lll meet P'ttday neo l q at; t.be home of wra. A D RUt 1 I Laying New P. 0. Cornerstone Columbus Orand Coll'!mander ot 1 .!heriJ! A 0 Tril.c:y and deputy m~~lnr ......~--- a I aen on Weat Maln Neet d d r th .,. ....,..., ...,~.WU,_ Mr and :U!'&. Herbert Plckem llD• the Orao Comman ery o e Hank YoUDI ~ til t.he- ea.r d'•oneslon wu carrlt4 on ooneem- 1noun th birth of a lne pound 0 Stat.lt or Ohio t dr,ven b)' a young man wh'tch went ihl" the natlona.J roD can and mem.. ce e ~ The cooclavf' of the Ohio Valley llhrouch Pomeroy and Mell& c:ouoty bf!'llhtp drive ror the eomlnl fear 1boy born Wedntl<lay, Septem r 21 Ownman lery brought an unusually Thursaay a stoJen machine which Mr Dixon st.$.ted. In the meeun 1 atM~lr~v~:i!t1\:~ pe t 8 n l large number of memt:era to the had be~ reported to their ot!lce that Melea eounty would lOOn J't· Y ... a.sylun 32 men ~r, ot t.he k~<:al The count)' ontcers lmm~tely ceJ\le a portion of Cotton c:Jot.b Thursday vlaitJ.na frlencll and re l 1order bt !n!l pn:sent In addiUon to 1sta1 ted af~r the fkelng car which which would be aiVf!l'l to Ute dll es !~Col':""~ ho hu ! !he v ,;!ton~ Accompanying the was enroul.e t.oward Oalllpolls. The ferent r.ountlea of tbe difterent bee 188 Jo~t Y111 ~11 ~ 01 and CommnndeJ \\All Eminent I car was belrlJ" driven at a hil:b states this !alJ and winter On n ser Y at er ome on t Comn and• r lmu11 t C Mount Ver I rnte 01 tiJ)Ced und it ttppe!U'ed that July 5 193 :.~ Prerddent. Hoover a !:ast Main atreet with lnflainma on Co u mdP.ry Nil 1 K r or th~ drlvf'l' would tJ~C \PJ when the proved an act of Congresa autho~ tory rheumatiam Is reported ta be Oolim b ~ motor ot the Melp county &her-- l lzioK the traru.te- of 500,000 bales 5001ewhnt improved lucob H n Jll r Ct e hi c h Lll! car tCJWied to !>CI aw nea the of govnnment owned cott.on to the J B Moubmy and R E Barr 8Mb ycu.1 vrullallly th o!dellt PL Pleasant. brlctgc Amf!tlc,_n Red Crofts tor Ute ln nr '?ittaburah were bus.lnt'SI v1aJtora KniQ:ll fe nplaa !1 lhe county wa.~ A call trom Gallla coun~y officers Iproviding cloth and Yffll.rinll;: • ret In t.own Thursday one OJ the II Clllbers p 1 ~;ent fCl lhc llowe~ C SULLen LilA ~ U'ley tad ar r(lr th.e needy IUld dilt.l'ellfld9 Mr and Mrs L 8 LQ.QI'Qnge Of occasion u ~:~I ..-. :J ~he 00y h llll pJutn' him ln pJ n or the United States an lUI HunUngton came Wl-dneaday for a Five 1111. t. 00! nuu f'J ~ u N W11.~ ! Jull 1lnd had l.akcn the allegedly IPrrllo ks. It waa also 11 R~ VUJit with Mr und Mrts A W uer H B Smith J A Wllloek c ~o:t l!!n eu.a l ntu 11 t.cu.J)' th<> 1 ~Ung that an Drummond 1 o Bh 1 nakct untl o n TI:Io\' 111 A towing cu rn: , Pun eroy SOOtl bn made to thea.ppca, Wfll~~ Mt11 Myrtle 0 Hlil.h haa return tc')O Jk 1111 active p~tt In t.he portruynl kP. tl(le went after tile ootmty car to Meillll co ml LO lly J)eflp1e lld f1om 11 vi IL In Wurren where of the crder or the temph durln.., Lr11lJi I hm1 Ju1 q>uls wnlle Lhe of Ule cou~y eh~ntor~nlh:ut~:~p vt: v ~lt.l'!tl her ch ~ht M111 Clyde wl I h f' o rmnclf'ry WD.II lnllpcc 1ottleem w:lll return the bOy and the md MWlng gannents R WIIUa.mson f! 'P licv 111M tile hwd 1 ~ ~;~smn I '>\.1 lu ..: 1 l.i M i) JLY I Plour (llstr!bullon will eonUnue M1 and Mn> Henry Wa rllll of u dellc:lou~ tlhmm wn11 ~>""rv ed IJy 1~ un. 1 e I I 1.11 y w fl nul !ot the Ur(!scnt accordlnr to Mrs. Reedl!villc were vil!.llors In town th Cl) n 1 tt c un 1! f 'Nthm nt.~ 1on Iem 1 Pd May~ Heiner secretary t th Wednesday J r. or Ri K1 I I t RalJ l1 Oil - ..lOCO.! cha.pter The I Odial ..~ Harold 1 u;nbull of Bound Brook 1 11 ~ 1 ll Rl d Sh c'nittlli...'ll JAil INMATES ARE lonuon will bo given ouf:xt 11 N J R()IJnt Wedoe~a.y in town 1 R Y F. Olbl)tl Walrl A (,llmntP "WATCHING" SERIES luy Oct.obm B nt the Huber room• tJall!ng on fJJClldll o.nd relatives! H nrv F. I ll Ul I C u I Shlcldll I on Second Atreet Mrt>. Andrew Lflv.oyer of SteubA I 1111,.. ol tll knl1 hL-: haw I cuvdle 111 her"' vlliltlng her slllt.er 1 ~IM 1Hit I lhd 11 1 lion of flltend E\flll tx lh nLI t U ll d Slr Les BUCYRUS SHOPS TO Ml'S tJIIIun Ohlinger I tJ ll H I 1m tUHI y con tuu; tum,!<l I " uLU Ll 11 to ~h(' Mr ot! Mr1i Homer Mo.ubtna 1 1 llilVf l C ol1mll s wl It h t ke 1 W rl{ eerlf'K but;eh II 1Ulll(.>t> now OPEN NEXT MONDA. y tnn n.nd Mt und M!11 Emmett Da Ill 1 0 I' I I L I Ia In ses.<llo 1 I 1 NPW Yo k the rdx v of DcJo:t.er were l{llCIIta at nn lnmnt.cs of tht! Mdlt!:i c mnty Jnll '\ fP I m. r0011 tho New York Cen annlversnry dinner given by M'l: hu.ve locnscd their nLt.eotlon on th.ot l ul nail '0 d 0( mpnny J;tntcs ill.a-t nnd M111 Juke Roller nl their home yenr uod F IClny rvN lng will 1 Kttbject u.nd ' I 1v. ! lin~ the out tJ c Ht npR or that comr»my at Bucy on Mulbm1y Avenue Wednr."«!ay x: nn oom11 with lnl 1rst 1 Ocl.oi.J 3 WI h M l:i Mary Joochlm and datigh I xeellfln~ thnu rm tl a down town ShmHr A 0 1 -ncy sal bc fore lis <Jj:n h ge~,f~he sho;. there t e~e t I Mrd Bncr "a.nd MillS Emima Wsch~~r~~~m~~:~,:fl o~heu.o to ~t 11-udlo In thP. Hhmltf 11 re11ldcnce Wed l'llcymtul v IJ! bu giVCI) tu ubo t Jo:'l.ehlm were recent visitors of Mr 11 un sua Y ne~dllY aft:eu oon und.. IIRteot!d to 25 nun r om PQmr.roy IUld Mlddl 1 and M1-s EdW1Lr I Joachim nnd 1 a rae cmwd ro a ot~nl Jil: !(Dint the fll'l'it gnmu nr th !lf'IIP.A While oo ! wtw hov I t!C t I srert'i d f mlJv ami Mr ruut M -R HenrY !11 Xj)f'CLA<I tu ht ( n hrfncl Whf'n I • II I I I II 1 J( II 1 f 1 y 01 111 g whistle ./It blow1 te Jul lumu cs t H ne<1 Je tlu rt Jtm 1 Ihe Hobson dlvlslon Th., U.C I II nm nn I Y or o 1111-;11 f. us to cntc h thf' HO md or 1111 nn· B wy11 s shoJlfj h \Je ll~:<~-u hllr> 1 1 I nwn -llfliJ c1s vnlcl'! In o clr.r to ~l D. oove1nl mon~hs SllltPIIISF. P.R...... 1dcscri)ILlnn flf Whnl wns ootng :::::::.::.::;:;:.._ _ _ __ 'I Af w=: Wlo! in.speeted Wedoeld&y r.o.., Quai'I"J' When car by Rllht Eminent Orand Breaka Down, Flee•n.- Seeond atl'l!et ,. c Dh:on of Commander Robetl. H Pausch of Wa.shjna:ton D 0 naUonal field Mount vernon Commandery No 1 I Drn"er 11 Caucht representauve wa.s preeent at the T ' MIGM Sf AMO liTH A¥1 t oLu~uvs o ' ss 1 ~ so: 11 ed \\ I ! I g the n~ table Yankee~ do prelt:v much as tl e} thr. l New York gr: es ftr~:~t of these the Cubs ~~,.e~-~f'J ,. ' bod!) and lost In ttl-" difference didn t ~eem f)Ortant Anyhow the Cub8 (' ' \\e l and l011t So eve1 if Ot\arle' Root along 11 lth the kind of IU"t! touting him ro t~~;~ doe.,n t geem now as ~~ can g eatly allecl the Thus fa bp n o Yank~ "''nplly ch the better the se.::ms as lhou11h Lhe cant 1! Y ha e rece ved cl"'cd !lames fron Oom~o>z E~.ghteen Cubs have (\Ill davs In all Y::mk.ee pitching ('d -"' o d that Chu ley C lca~to manager n s I ~ I L n ghl that bt:tter left l'lander todn) n ll e 1929 event Capelet modea u well ao 111any lav11hly trrmmed with luxuflant f11n. Broadcloth and other weavea a 1 d so did $10.00, $17.50, $25.00 1)1 1 AI trays rea d) !It e I!ILh A for Jbe ':''~'~ r rl ted as a 11 or a er Jn and elevated to a pedf'!ltal \\o~s the Ynnke ~ th~ Y lnki!es m tUng after the ga 1 e best club won The .. •.:·~:c · Ht' ~O.h: t\ as pa tlcularlv pleased er: because snld he ,~,'!'~~c~f him the Cub5 would -. u n and If thev cUd ... bod), ~ ~o ld ha ve nailed JC(' dldn t Sll) so But 1 lo know that he s n ngs like that He doM!i'.·o.; be ua lied to any tt oss • " ~ It dhect from \ I n: d d his tM.t hod In "Ill 111\Jothlng elSe Contmuoo on page �Plo(ll 1'IIIID 5enate stain Cuban Senator I West tA>Jumbia •• I , ..... weot ot ToiOOo I& lpend· "'-Y8 wlth hil p~~rentA , ur. lind lln 8 . A. Halllda.y ,,,.,. umbe r 8 ' ·· ,.._A! aD r rom wu- Omnae attehdecl lAw'el Oranae Bll.turda:l' nll'bt. and enJOYed k.e ~ inK •Continued • -: .t. Dl.et l tion plan to county e:r.ctkm ... ....- tM HoOk by a \Ote or t;O By a vote ol II to 7 tM aenate mesa:!C...~:% "',:.~harleston I NATIONAL 1 Rallloay ~ few l!lLn proceeded oo pau thf biU ap. pl)'btl to el~t\on board mombe,.. J W llelloa IPftl~ 8und;,.y ni.ghl l &od employe~~ the senate t<:OOOITlY YUh hia nrpbew Ll.fe Nelson and ' 1 U..mtnJtt,et I pJan O( percent&£~! re- family of AddiiJoa. I thJ.cUona Mr and llrl Lee Maftltl or Ath 1 n LHmed a&&llred tilat. when ens were week end ruest1 of he1 l l)W ruehee the bouse today mol.beT Mn IV)' MIIJ.er f!lnl cppceiUon Ul It wtll devciDr Yr and Mrs Ralph Ward and ' '" t t~nd It Lo ~~ joint ~onfert>nce abn Robert of Oolumbwl came Frl I committee, day for a ff'W da)'fl vWt w '' lte , &th the unute and hous.e, hoW- parents Mr and Mn Delno Nel+Vet, we1e unanimoua In t.h•l.: ap- The Maater Key T" "" JJJ'O~I of I he govt>rrwr's bill Ca.ltOhM Neblorl Who hat> bf~:t• qult1 lJI)fl: tile oompen~~ation tJ! omm<:r I Ill ...,1111 abk! to 1 all ou Ius bro lll~r dld!vt: omcwb; on the l>-lOOeloo Noli>ou and family Sunday pv cent boiilil C'hl~ bil l now goe.s t:J tht KDVernor and I~ ln< 1!1-st to Ipa .1!1 the gaunllct 111 both Jegt.,la1tlvc branchet~ I~ L~ <:stlmo iOO t..r• i ____..:,__..:,.;.:..:,___ :..:.___..:,..:,..::::;;..:..:::::::r • ·'' Cup Quality • F.Lt:CT OFFU.:t:R.S ... ' ... I M C Hob1u t IU1d Mrs Cedm IC I~:rk occompp.nu·d M•F. Jllha Hobtut of .Ch:velnnd, who hns bet r 1vlsttl n!l here wrth her son M c Hoban and famt ly fOJ t he pa~t S~ICtlll du ys as fnt as Columbus Friday Luther Rim Jey of Hnntlngtou ur· rlvoo Thu'"S<\ay for a visit With rcHelp Heath M thod."11t j lntlves G 'ld ' B K e li!:rs Ottie StnniCI rE"Lurned to' Ul • uy elloga cereala Columbus trida y niter u re w ~av 11 Satu:rday, Oct. ht. at your vtslt here grt.o cers. Mn J H Otntc Mts John DownlnK and Mrs Mmnte Nelttl:hng ALa meeting of th~ Senlm ctllSS of Middleport High School which was held recently thP. following ofneerl!l have been elected Bctt} Mkhl Presldem Wlllrr m ·K Kinenid Vice PN!sldent Mn rgan•t John A. Liojd Tom W. Jo.lts . • ave about. 1\-tcADOO'S BROTHER IS DEAD 1 Ba.ltlmo~ Sept 3G-1N8-1'he body of Malcolm Ross McAdoo, G7 • ,.,_ IJl lll ~ P'"l'l)ll!'l)d l UI fl:!ITIOVIll t:> Chicago fnt burial toda)' McAdoo. a brother of William otbb.s McAdoo died suddenly ycsterda~ or an aclhe kidney ailment I ~o&fi .OOO ~ a year The bOWie bill eutt.lllg '•allu lc·s n 1t Lute dmcialll and f- lnployf'l, u; "'·'· t.1m&ltd to 1111ove about 12000000 annually, comPBtell. with a ,Yt'arly , 1 "VinJ of apProxJmll.lely 1160 000 1 , in Cxeei!S nt the governor's pla.n · After pa.<~t~lng the h0118e by a 'vote ol 108 io 0 Lhe governors til l !lf:tUJ\1 up the tnllehmm'}' b} th .. jr ~·~ rc.r ttte di..-;trlbutlon lo ct~ les l11.r.d othc.r J>OIItlea l sulxltV I!I Ion.~ PQ!lr relief fund11 lounM b:, uw This SIU.IG 11d or ~If - Drain· Jl'eden.l Reoonstructlon Finanero I 1 OorporatJon, was In the lu•tKII! ot lnr Tut.-FRflE w. 1 thto Henatc judlr.Jary commltiAlc LO· : ilnv A jOint reROI.utJon pendhlg before the ~~enate today on thl' que11 t!Dn or adoption, req1~t& jUdges ~d other otnelal~ not affected by T, , '"' ~ ' Tr.,& K~town JIUCh .salury-cutt.tng legllllatk>n a~> It til\ 111 1 1111'11 oi 1•1ll••w \!j. tlo+• nray 1M: t:.nuct.ed nt tt!fl p~N!nt ~~suoll l!t ~t lr•·f II .. ~'"' "' .. n4• !nf'h t:1 •ldn to volunllully nccept the :\a.UW :-;•:t: TIU' NEW It'~ IU llt'll.dll 1111d 11-1 11,1\llltl nlll\' II lnte Of l'edUCll(ln a5 may be r.Otl· bll( h altlloul••~ 111 tl1e Jt;)('l\y 11101111 • L" ~d Ill such legislation s ,\FF.1'f WRJNot:R ta i ns In l•lnho, :\lunt n utl nnrt In HI d his ._t;;~lutlon WR..'I recomuwndH itN u t\' l •11 I' wn mI e•t tllllc Y , .. ,.,.. Lhe f!OVtTn()J "ud 1111 m arC'It 1n 1~ eootlOill y ~mmllteu 1 talns or ~1:'1\ Hnwp!!hlto> I ~ ..... ~---.. ( 'IIURCH OF CIIRIHT Mlddlopori "1 FI'M I Otu dntt Pnsto ~ I' 9 l5-Pine bible school come l'l lth us and enjoy It ~OLuMIIUS 1 10 20-No·ninl' worship Sermon , ~>lumhmo, Ah.ln 1 "ttl:Ject "Knowing lo do Good · tlrrpr~>or 0 00-C E Hour 1 '1 ()J)........Eveutng EvnngeliSlloc BerIt at~ ltt'dlh' d l vJct! Sermon subject · Felrx Brtna )'our !rlends 1 Wed 'I 00- l?'rnyer and study JIATII $1 !'lti Hour. The Women s Class Is In , 1 cht~rge of the serv1ce Attendance I 1 1). ~ 'llC. lt.OOM AND A new counte of study 1 1 Is growing Is oo sta ~t tlrls week-making nn 1• P.XceptJono.llv Rood time for vou to tot.a.rt att!!ndlng these a~at services 1 IComll'-N'oie that all ev~nilli ~~er- I !\I IIA l ot lll 'l IIOTf:l vlcesar~ at 7'00 Instead or T 30 The 1Evanrellstlc Campaign 1s scheduled 1 !m the two week~; bPglnnlng Nov 0 1The earncht working Of every mem"' lr1+mn"- :11 R.lihs S~IID ber between now and then will !or toward gunrqnteelng 11:.& IIUC1feah d 1Ce811 EvAry Mm'lbP.r Enml'~tly Wr1f" l ' nr Hnokllf't 1.1111 IIJt;tfll , j w':rtlng · _ .. _ -~- .. I • N..'l w \'uolo. thv... re GREAT !'ROM OOD- Be hol u, I give ~ oH poWer to trcud on Hcrpent.s and scorpion.':\, 1:1.nd over .L!J the power of the Cn(J my; .u.nd nothing l:l hull IJy any mc<~n8 IH rl .. l' o1l1 11111 I 1\\o ,: l rHt ·A GREAT' .8!1 ·r~ huit you.-Luke 10:19. I 'l lit•ll~lr 11 ,, -.;,, 11 11 r 1111 1 , 111,. ij\111 1\l't1 u~ u ""·'I UJ•,, ll otloou r1nllh lu •um~P Jl .s tn t 111d llllh 111" , IICIIIIf" J u~r rl\t-r fllr th e m rn ul l lho• ><.:Oa 1111 , !111• lllli <I ,.;ldt• nt \I IIII f'RO:I>OSAL ~o sl•sh salaries of staee and other llubllc officJaiS: stflll~s a respor!sive chord in the hearts afl well as the pocketbooks of all intun1Cs have been reduced Ted Wynne leave• bia pordtion in he st«l m.iU at BeUpon to work his v&y throqh college. He lovea Barb tBXIJBYt:f8 who~e to be peu.t'ly considerably during the pa~t \ ~o good a plan a~ a more even rating. ..1~==~::::=§~:=~;~1.e1E~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the public payroll J througho~1t the ~tate who•• income is in the r~nge of the 1 one thoylllind dpllar per year clai!B. These people •hould not be cut a particle. Their salary is not a bit ho nauch, 1 1 a.:; no fumtlr, of a:HY SJZC at all can be expected to thrJve 1 • ou any ~lfinHOf- nmount. The argtftnef1t ptft fol'fh IJy ~orne fn~or ~ straigHt le tlu~tbn for lill rcga'tdlcHB ~f tho l'i.,110i'l1is olomp 111 f!OI. ulaliJhtmomy '*'·- P"Im 119lli!S. ~ 1 ?.<:! of th e mcome, thf~t then• are plenty uf rwopJfl who I ftt · will lake the Jobs at the reduced rate, is 1)#1~ short of 1·1- w~dlilnrlbii.Of3JrsqSt ~!J.'ll0i~ .~"[~ 1~~; -d~~.,~ diculoqs. Certamly such a conditli>'h lg tfol ~ 4t th~ nrc. - 1 .Q)Ort t)le }uvu, l01' 11tf and ~votlon o( theJ~eop!¥,e rnu~Pe in hl\l rJH'~l4,rwlt6 ] .., , J • • ' ir.f the teachmga of JMUS t!rA Cl'lrh1tWh01M wotils fltl; nto ~ery fold and crey:l.:e j I etf t me. ·~ As a matter of faCt there are o ess p(lop e m 1of theltumatd1ear_tJ aD.t of whOm it wu said b / ohn '1;46. "NE\'E!l MA,N tbe sta~ ·~t the present time who would probably take the SP}.fE LIKE ~'HIS 1\lAN." _, .. Jobs if they paid only $25.00 per month mstead ot $8~;.33 , -·-·- ~ . rw-.ttlld~il•W srmu. IJV.. c,..,RPI"...,oo\w ~-·- - as iti n~ the case. 1 cuvaoH or THE NAZARENE 1 N v . P et 6:oo P M d h' I . c p Smala, l"ii.nor SyncuHe I I!lvnna:ellGtiC scrv1co 7 p M cnerW • t th I wards him. When Ted ia forc:ed to @:tVe up football bec:auae it can8ict1 with h.:• JOb, Barney Mack, the coach, &eb bim a position lhat will not mterfere. Ted pa11ts his examination• w1th honoriS wnd wlna the rtipect of h11 tlaumates. He aoe1 home for a v1~1L a'.J, 1? I A. I tirt luriee of the rank and Ule of taxpayers who hav,.-: fount! I -~ -· h v· . thcmtaelves with reduced A p . EJd d has b~c;m $5,000 year ~an nicely '~get &loug" TJ.nce ie •.s sw~ is •sJt his aa lar~ cut $3,600 wherens cut $GO.OO from Rf'VZ'Jie5 . i'tli.,, [I Romance $1,000 salary might and very conceivabl)( COUld work a I ;:JJ Q per IS to wltQ~Se s u.ifil') man lf 1 a of !:L 1 haidsJlifl~ o.n the man receiving the t;rnuller amount. I T~t'tax-paying pub he is intel·ested primarily in sec-: ing expenses reduced. SeconduriJy they are intere6ted 111 lhc ma.n.oer in which such reduction8 are secured. •The Am ericri'JT pllbHe at no time wants any unfail· mcthr.d u•cd, tli)lt is not equitable, nor d oes It want public tm· }lJOycesl :trliscrimfnated ogninst t'egnrdJesli of then• HDl:hl; Ht undin,~ • ....__ • U1 j • lfl .., • 1* • England Expec,tantly Aw"lt.: Outt:ome of Heir's Sojourn wit4 Prfneems lnlofdd'.i F~mJly-But Mateh· I ~~~~~~f",~~d 111• Burm .. •• Tempt.. l'uj,hrn JJUrmi1. :rl~hou~th !1et~et.·lorl ror WJ yeur&, still 1ro•~•~~ louu.v the 1r~nle11t ct•''ectlun ur" ltruiplerrt hi tbo wm ld. Jo'rom 300 B. to c. Sml"'• •' Pjnolr<>Ve 0 P . M ~4ki& Soele~un~f a P, M. lllatl~ry nil the>: Mvo neH!r lleen {'(Junled lo 1111mher, \' tjrM.v ttnd such ut·t·hltet•tnrnt uuq:nlflcl!ttcll. - c 0 j. "'" IV,.kl7. ij ~ === ...-..s YOU EVI TO THINK? l,'l. THE S'f!JDENT BOYCOTT By EDSON R. WA 11t. SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA t:ditodul lhC' Oltw A LEN'"ct'fHf '" publicallon, takmg the student. to la•k for a luppear::1111 lJ ill\. t:m·.lt }' sclrq~ l lt:lge dly•l(fetlbrina- and keeping tn force, a Lo)cott uglllnt!t Ahhe ns ·merchmltfl hcctatHO the} ulc ut~king Pfices which the RtU~nlli deem too high, There ai'c two sJtles to cVtii'.Jo Q.ucsbo i1t~'rmtJ thia one If:! no exception. If the "tudcnts an: j llX}lCCthlit the merc:hants to sell an article at rmch n p11~ c r that he ~ ~an not mu~e u legltimnte profit, then of co ut'l!iC. they m·tf out of ordGr and m line for constntl!tive crJtldsm, tl1e kin~· which 'll!ll ohow them the error of their ways. Jt, however, their stand is well taken and there .1ue m~roha~tl! in the city who are expecting to w,1x fat on ,he s ~!:::~~~1iJ;r:t;~hat iR p. }ior~o of unother l'o] n l 'T'lwrc cnn i.Jc 110 1 d mntyc rlh ~lt me1 c hunt ~ n~ Wt~ ll a~ all othtr1:, nrl(.!p~ qn mnny cnmmnd1ttc~ rudtu·ud anrl · CU I]nti!ILI~i~!Y aro asking r cdllced price~ fm· the retail lll : !h t)tlO~tlon. M uny may not be dmng tluo I 4re not, they are in lin e for cntlcism. thnt Lhe students who aru en~ j In port, childrun oi J>arunl• ,~''o r' v t<>' • Ao t\ lhliHo ch1ldro11 111 1 tQ lmvt.l tlwh offrlpt1ihlr rwu- 1 tho ovcrduugo cot\!il~ts ul Ofll)l ();' jll lii>!S ]]IIt of ti lolhCB. I i 1 CHICK YAUROUGH, SPoRTS EDITOR OF fHE fiRAIIIK• FORT UNDIA.NA) MORNING TIMES, SAYS: "Re,ttd!.-. of fall aalu, •emi·anoull.l clet~~nncea, a'"'cial hilliday 6ff!lr!JIII' and .llailar inducement. to nluttallt hutert, oup~ rour •lore it oven\ockedlWith a metcli~dl.- trhicik ir rbln'iU •lowly.- What wntd rOll do nat?, < I 1 ' t:l ~~uv l"dy fl') llJ.U(lh monay i£j•<i¢f ~ll'. i\Hol;• It ~~~ JUot •' fur. Wjll SUOJ1 be th~n A cros~ the rr\ er lire b essemer comcrt e r belched it~ rulltly flame loto the c()ld morm"'g sky-blow· ing tron into steel by the terrific force of a1r thilt came through the boles of tuyhf!& ~nd fouJJht its way throullh tbl!'"Jifoltetr m~t~ to ire~­ dom, carryrnr w1th 1t thr.: dross: then Flannagan would dump t:ighty·&Jx: pounds of manganese into the five tons of pu11f1~d Jron and Jt wo llld become steel-ma.gu: stuff, :rnanl:l,l lli:'Se TeJ's steps led away from the 'dung~on nllll thi s mornmg, eow.. oda JOY aud hope, Jt wa11o symbol Fal- l•e was in the c.:onvert~r lu111 self, now, bemg blown and tossed about; b~rng purg~d o( the dro ~a Hrs f!ou ne was muddy and red, now, but near the t'nd 1t mrght be ~lliOOth and bnl llant H~ could "Sorry-goin1 with Tom," Bhe rtpHed. ''Where have you been all w~ek?' 1 tHHI( r.o; tand the blowmg of strong CUI rents through h1s bemg; but he would sull be 1ron unless somebody timu he had planned this home- dream s : a blonde ~I lin b eauty-poo vukd tile magio: manganese, com 111 ~,: - and t'\"JY play had work• ~ le11der, \1rllowy, eva tH:'~" ('Ut and what was the manganeBc 1 ed perfectly But Harb r.u uldn't s lay th;~,t way I rfe was rntere~tm&', 1f you hved "Come on, seven-Barbie needs long-when lrfe became a slumwer• It, 1f you climbed from the valley ~ hou" mg pool 1n a g;;r;rden 1be threw pmnn to the top of the b.ill and Yt!-Darble needed shoes like ro cks into the pool; when 1he hall! ch.llleng-rd the wmd tu blo~ the moon nel:'dcd ltght. SI:'Cil h ow tlungB werl:' between huu He had tome a day ~arly to Sltr· Darbte got hu seven. She u su- and Slone she had d~l1beratel, pr .~e hi s p.ueutB SteaiHtR softly ally drd; but not ~cause she need- playt'd around with Tom, Ted h a ~ around to th~ kJtdotn he lotJkcd -:d rt Barb laked to gamble w1th taken an embtu1nal hcku1g, aud b4, throu gh tl1e w•nd o w Hu; mother, the boys-Pok~r, blackjack, craps; couldn't beat her tWen at a crap With a fl a nnel kimono o.,;er her 1he howl~d when she lost but she game mghtgown, wa~ preparmg breakf,il.~t usu~lly won: she always won from Barb had hla number She kne• - he could smell the coffee; She Ted. It, and Bhe rubbed it 111 What was getting old but was at•ll pretty, "Come fJn, Ambitious, what this ~auld he do about 1t? 1 He Iovett espedally whr.n he1 face was flu sh- time'" her very pervers1ty; and yo• ed like that H1s f tth er was warmIt h:ld stt~rted at a nickel game coultln't do more than sboot th• mg h1s shoes before the elove-a in a corner of the k1tchen during works, hab•t Jan e t's party Barb had found the Some time she might shoot bollll Ostem;ibly preparing for one game and rt began to go up She cars and lo.so-an d Ted knew ht more m a lon g su ccrs slO II of days had pooled w11h Stone agamflt lbe wouldn't ever rub rt m It hurl too Jn the m1ll and horne-going about gnn!!:. 'led had !oat seven dollars, much-;l g1rl could burt a boy bl.ft "P1tch m, Wynne; quitting?'' a boy shouldn't hurt a girl !:heir bu1rness; but Ted knew ,!le was the1r bus;n~ss , that life waa Stone's voice wa1 iarsastic He eallell to ask hn to tile N"w over for th ese two ucc 11t as he Ba1b's eyes were temptin'g, iaunt- Year'~ En dance at the Oull l1\ etl 1t , mg, sm1hng, darmg It was always "Sorry-go1og with Tom," ..,..,. The 1dr a fri ~hten~d him, a eonteu with Barb Ted went replied "Where have you been alii He pulled Ius hat down and through ht.s pocket!'!; counted hi! W('ck?" ~nocl,ed at tl•e kllchen d oo r. money; put a dime back 11.nd shov"Had to cafth up on !orne work" "Who can that be at tins hour)" ed the rest In the pot. "JI\nel ha Qu' t got a date" M other's voice v.as a linle "'Ten cents for carfare homeSo Ted took Janet, Barb's sideltrange; but Ius fatl1er's w.1s as shootmg seven bucks." kick 1n the gang Barb wa1 nice rough and 1tmlent a' alw;u.s 1n Stone's eyebrow" lifted Barb's when sh~ ~aw h1m the morning: eyes glittered They had not gone •"Sorry, 1 ed-really Where wrre "It'! a bum. Send him :r.way; above a dollar prevrously. She you all we~wr• , th~re'' :Jlenty of• work." counted Ottt the money. "I told you" Ttd knocked Viw-orbusly, "M~ d1ce - slrootmg a<:ven "You're ali rigl1t.'" "Yon never can tell whose ' b())"' bucl[s,' "l ha n\ s " he mriht IM:," hts mother said 1he 1 "All right-you're faded." He wu a.b ~ llrilly l1:t ppy ffJr door opentd, gl\ InK (lilt a ru sh of "Ha rbte n~eds a permanent- ay, h1lc, Jmt to h ear her ~ay that. v.a.rm aar. Ted head down, mnm- come oD 9ev-" J he n S tone o::arne al ong and she bled: Scv eame Stone counted th e \\ent away, gurglmg like a foun~ "Lady, I'm Otlt of work ~.ould money Barb Sl1111rd triumphantly t .lJJI • :you j,1ve me a CUtJ ot coffee) into T~d's ~yes Alter the dan ce they went to "Step an, poor boy, we've only ,y' , b 1 idlll:ub'" hc11111" for a fl3r!y, 1t seemed " h • we 1come." •trol a b 1lt b ut y011re r 1ou.. o:::r.nc 1 e:r. ,,me, 11 e sa 1he !!'linG Jmd 1l one .u every year His fatl1er loohd resentful Ted so 1 y, at anyl ung s111Ct: the1r h1~h school freshman lla,t down at the end of the table l e d had a lot of time to think 1 year; 1herr had always been a while his mother went to the stove abo11t th.1t ren• .:~rk for hr wtnt to 1 mock wedolrn>t: Ted and janet Jle bao&ed on th~ table and roared: work before the furnaces. 'he nc:ott 1 wer~ ele rttd as prrncr p:~ls Stone, ''How Ions does a fellow hav~ to mornmg He had lost hrs carfare wi lll pl('nl; of lrqnor on h 1 ~ br~ath, wait 011 aome breakf:ut around back to 1cho~l and. althq ugh he officrat~d ' 6ue anyhow?•• m ight hate dlp~ed 1nt0j bia b.an~ "Krsc }ler" thf' ~ang rlt"m m!l,.d ! Hia mother turned swiftly, drop. ucou~t, kept lue bpdg~ 1t~1g~t atl .;:r the 'c o r~li1Q1I\ ~Jed the o:up of ~offee oa the l!loor: by wol'ki~g for the •m,oney;three 1 J anrt'"~ ko ~s wa~ ~urpr i s in gly I "My lloyl" ' ~¥~' pulh,ng up would do it . The warm T~ 11 thouAht H~ \Vas m 1lt1father smiled before 'break· wea.ther was cold 1~nd he could do lll A)JUfkell Sht' )'lad :1 tw ay:~~ hr~t'l for the firtt time in lwl!:!'f'lj' It , ,. mce rn h •m bnr a~l of lh~ ~·1 rh 1n Ba.rb had been plnsant thC' TJ r~ t the g.m g- bMI , hto h1dn'1 r~ally oiOdid a lot ol talkltl" dum11 evenms-n•u ench:r.mm ~;:ly free of 11 ~·e d J:met;W,efore, that 11, u a 1irl1 , and wu very codc.y He ftl.oc:kert, dewy WJth e.weet ne u, 11 whom It mtght be plea~ant to kill. 1 tWlY. l IODi hD'Iej many prom~tt of heavtn, the Jilt~ ! of fl••r , , , .. .. (T" 11• eo..u.ud) muticu~ hc~&pai n s,npJIIy Mut~oo (eruloe, the ~· t~lllUlt•r.irrtlanln ,___ AU. A'r I I "''I I ' . \'\-.\ ·•;t, J "\ •' 1 " ! p--=-== -· '\ I - IIII - - - - - ~ . ------- -. fJath ft., Martyrs Heroes in F1ght for P,..,;ress * * * ( nnvenlent I ManaJ:'er DIIUGGISTS .95 I "' James H. Butler, I' Peace, Too, I I Qp l!}ltht£ t? d ·~Jr~~~~:,;mtt~i um1' J>ti..dL lldlmnr fon.a ~· h(l f.l, IJh IH SCL tf, t siHUlt.i<• n ha~ ~t1 1i L For COLDf<l, COUGHS I them. f'rOIJI tl)c &ubi<\Ct, U•ed t(fl ~otiup, 'tt m!gld 1~ lo 11h lllt•li!..hl llo• M !< li"J\1 l'llll•HH II I ' j Oll ll 01 ,t'(J:IIlj! Ill , ifulll lnlo IH< p1o·~o•111 f'l•rHIHIIJII -------------------------- ·----- m•kera Have Been Wronr Before. ____ Ill l'i"O t ot ~ "' •I I', Sore tl1roat, Dlttl!lf•ul~r rwtf' h· sT ' ~A.VL LUTUIRAN _ca•UR<Jn IIBQO A 1.1,, Jt llullt ubout ~ooo ot J. c. Pf~b. P,11or them within ltl 16 JilqUfU'e IIlitH. JD tltn\day scli99l O. A M MotdfhJ di vo~ b 10 A. M Rvenu\1 w!rs\J: 1 p M ~· I CHAPTER Ill · . ua . e governor an eg1~lature should be try-) F\mciay oehooi 8 . 30 M Cler~ mtnt Arnold, speaker. Jng to <f'o t s to make a c ut that IS eqmtable and l'~ason _. · h: m ( 11t Arnold, 8upt Player service Wed 7 P . M. along with the timets as they are and in pro pot Uon to thu Momlni aerv1Ce 10 ·30 A. Jl• Youns People s Prayer , ,~<·vloo Measo.ge by the J)fUJtor I F'rldav 7 P . M income.!J. \'ery ~' "'-I I H\,lTEL : 1>/111"" ol l•'t 1 '' II •II II _ lo11 111 1 .!1 lUI ll}!,nfto lll•nt . l n1~'1 , l, 'lln troll •tH t 1 ~o lro• t 1111 ~' 1'1o• Li l!l,.,,d 111 ] "! r; n!l j l'r •' '""'""I"'I H II "' \1• ' 11' r•1•1 tloot o~nol 1 n • lln•pr ,., ,.rt~l11• ·•· r 11 r<; "'' "~ •·•! B~llport's ehtt, 11 antaconia:tlc too Jn·opu"e~l to make the. reduction on Th ~tc a!'e marly empJoyee• on I ..-,-"-.-- --.-.-,-.~,-,~,~"-,- • mdl hand, At Old Dominion Ted a~owa promiu aa a faotbaU pi&Jet. rom Stone. star playu and (lne of others f:li.nr.e v;no I i?:oth, daurhter of wealth, IUld r,alhe could neover ask her to mart)' lcars. 1ihe propo'ital of the governor, however, ! t'h at n "crtltin fixed Percentage be taken from all regardle'-'H of t he size Of their paycheCJt before U slice is taken ~~Qm l li:lll /1II .::t~ He veral doe:-, not I SYNOPSIS fHE 1. 11u11 11 , ,, tho ,, ,,, ,,, f;t ~ lh•·n• wo 1,, 1 .11-1~ Lh(' HUtl '< uU .I WI tilt• l)t•1 111H it•, 'Jill'\' f\tiJC\1 t ho•no •u ru ply lloP "'urlli ll\l'r urrrt lht:' to lI Stllllh '''''I lltAHC/3 THE PROPOSED P JiY (:U'fS ,,.u, 1<" .• * * Death of Colonel John Slatte 1·y 'l'h rough Ovt11wor.k on Giant Subway ProJect Rcrnlls Similar Tragedy of Holland 1'unu e l l!uildel', I on~ 'I he 1 1! Term~ washr.r t.ha' dupluates band wasblnc uhon that hal a full . s!tl!'d 'uh ur eorruca~d and porcelam 1 1 OOUBU: SAFETY -GEABF.D \\>RINGER whkh vlrtu&l!y I dirnJnat"'"~ rausr or ~I~n ' :II f'ld Salem IThm Mr n.nd M1'8 Elmf'l West lr n sduv roa <theh home In CamI adilm als1t o' hcr rr!lable rl!!al,.rs voss• I In~"lu:wrr ''Ill\' '4lmlhtmlty. 1 j I ''li"•~·•·,,J,i.d\\llil\\rll 111" ~ 1 liu !lll. ~l!l<o lll~t \Iiiii;~ wn~t. IIi ~011\Hl lo1 jU!lt IIU!I U/11111 Ill lllo>lf ')J'ujJit> , litH h1 lli "l l UIUt 11L.1t I ~t..f+IU\111< I ~~Ill Jil ~ \•ll+lh' rlll\111• \In~ \\ 11111-',!I IV ' .1111 1,1 Ill ( 11\'y.o: ~ JIUI<J•• li!l: \Ju DID 'YOU :EVER ~TOP TO THINK? Rv EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA I Georre H. Seigle, Editor oHhe1Mi,aouri Vrlley (Iowa) DaiJ;v · Times, Says: · ., from port luased I===~== I ln to- morrow and ser- the VOSS In SAVf. WITif A Com~ tu o}14'!rator I bi'ldgl! Mass wlmre he will 1<!1~ lilulJr. h i~ Woll~ :.l Hltr'\lll. ld ColJ(!!.!f' • 1.1fLer l'>llcmlu w Ius \ucatJOu With his Jl:lii' JJl ~ M1 :>ml Mrs H E • ' "The •tructure of an advertising campaign is a good deal like the sti'UCture of a mezl. There are certain basic article• of diet -:neat, potatoes, bre¥, butter-the foundation, the first consideration in the plannin!§; then clime the aide di•hes, the sall\lls, the jellies and jams, andldesserts. The best meal brings tJi¥e .all together in a perfect proportion, ju!1t as the be!<~ advertising' · campaign is a perfect blend of media. arlveotiEing, the newspaper is undil!putedly the basic "rticle, the meat and ,potatoes, the fh'St noted factor in the whole pHtject. Perhaps direct mail adt~ttti~!!Jg might be regardll(\, ,a~ : tht!'Pallul, an\IJ·adio'Jidvlwtising aHll'e<des!<ei't'; a part! flf \'he Oiet, but not the sturdy foundation. "In "Nn fair-minded person 'interested in the best advertising re· suits can hold up any one type of advertising and ti'Utbfully claim it alone to be worth while, any more than a die!lician interested in the best po&'lible health can say that only salads or tlesse1i.• make up the best balanced diet. "Buo both the buic artidl!l of food and the baoic medium of advertioinr will'carry on further, futer and with better reoulto titan any other ainrle factor or aroup of competina rfaeton, and muot be accorded prominence of proportion if the beat reoults are to follod.'' In t.h~ �Plo(ll 1'IIIID 5enate stain Cuban Senator I West tA>Jumbia •• I , ..... weot ot ToiOOo I& lpend· "'-Y8 wlth hil p~~rentA , ur. lind lln 8 . A. Halllda.y ,,,.,. umbe r 8 ' ·· ,.._A! aD r rom wu- Omnae attehdecl lAw'el Oranae Bll.turda:l' nll'bt. and enJOYed k.e ~ inK •Continued • -: .t. Dl.et l tion plan to county e:r.ctkm ... ....- tM HoOk by a \Ote or t;O By a vote ol II to 7 tM aenate mesa:!C...~:% "',:.~harleston I NATIONAL 1 Rallloay ~ few l!lLn proceeded oo pau thf biU ap. pl)'btl to el~t\on board mombe,.. J W llelloa IPftl~ 8und;,.y ni.ghl l &od employe~~ the senate t<:OOOITlY YUh hia nrpbew Ll.fe Nelson and ' 1 U..mtnJtt,et I pJan O( percent&£~! re- family of AddiiJoa. I thJ.cUona Mr and llrl Lee Maftltl or Ath 1 n LHmed a&&llred tilat. when ens were week end ruest1 of he1 l l)W ruehee the bouse today mol.beT Mn IV)' MIIJ.er f!lnl cppceiUon Ul It wtll devciDr Yr and Mrs Ralph Ward and ' '" t t~nd It Lo ~~ joint ~onfert>nce abn Robert of Oolumbwl came Frl I committee, day for a ff'W da)'fl vWt w '' lte , &th the unute and hous.e, hoW- parents Mr and Mn Delno Nel+Vet, we1e unanimoua In t.h•l.: ap- The Maater Key T" "" JJJ'O~I of I he govt>rrwr's bill Ca.ltOhM Neblorl Who hat> bf~:t• qult1 lJI)fl: tile oompen~~ation tJ! omm<:r I Ill ...,1111 abk! to 1 all ou Ius bro lll~r dld!vt: omcwb; on the l>-lOOeloo Noli>ou and family Sunday pv cent boiilil C'hl~ bil l now goe.s t:J tht KDVernor and I~ ln< 1!1-st to Ipa .1!1 the gaunllct 111 both Jegt.,la1tlvc branchet~ I~ L~ <:stlmo iOO t..r• i ____..:,__..:,.;.:..:,___ :..:.___..:,..:,..::::;;..:..:::::::r • ·'' Cup Quality • F.Lt:CT OFFU.:t:R.S ... ' ... I M C Hob1u t IU1d Mrs Cedm IC I~:rk occompp.nu·d M•F. Jllha Hobtut of .Ch:velnnd, who hns bet r 1vlsttl n!l here wrth her son M c Hoban and famt ly fOJ t he pa~t S~ICtlll du ys as fnt as Columbus Friday Luther Rim Jey of Hnntlngtou ur· rlvoo Thu'"S<\ay for a visit With rcHelp Heath M thod."11t j lntlves G 'ld ' B K e li!:rs Ottie StnniCI rE"Lurned to' Ul • uy elloga cereala Columbus trida y niter u re w ~av 11 Satu:rday, Oct. ht. at your vtslt here grt.o cers. Mn J H Otntc Mts John DownlnK and Mrs Mmnte Nelttl:hng ALa meeting of th~ Senlm ctllSS of Middleport High School which was held recently thP. following ofneerl!l have been elected Bctt} Mkhl Presldem Wlllrr m ·K Kinenid Vice PN!sldent Mn rgan•t John A. Liojd Tom W. Jo.lts . • ave about. 1\-tcADOO'S BROTHER IS DEAD 1 Ba.ltlmo~ Sept 3G-1N8-1'he body of Malcolm Ross McAdoo, G7 • ,.,_ IJl lll ~ P'"l'l)ll!'l)d l UI fl:!ITIOVIll t:> Chicago fnt burial toda)' McAdoo. a brother of William otbb.s McAdoo died suddenly ycsterda~ or an aclhe kidney ailment I ~o&fi .OOO ~ a year The bOWie bill eutt.lllg '•allu lc·s n 1t Lute dmcialll and f- lnployf'l, u; "'·'· t.1m&ltd to 1111ove about 12000000 annually, comPBtell. with a ,Yt'arly , 1 "VinJ of apProxJmll.lely 1160 000 1 , in Cxeei!S nt the governor's pla.n · After pa.<~t~lng the h0118e by a 'vote ol 108 io 0 Lhe governors til l !lf:tUJ\1 up the tnllehmm'}' b} th .. jr ~·~ rc.r ttte di..-;trlbutlon lo ct~ les l11.r.d othc.r J>OIItlea l sulxltV I!I Ion.~ PQ!lr relief fund11 lounM b:, uw This SIU.IG 11d or ~If - Drain· Jl'eden.l Reoonstructlon Finanero I 1 OorporatJon, was In the lu•tKII! ot lnr Tut.-FRflE w. 1 thto Henatc judlr.Jary commltiAlc LO· : ilnv A jOint reROI.utJon pendhlg before the ~~enate today on thl' que11 t!Dn or adoption, req1~t& jUdges ~d other otnelal~ not affected by T, , '"' ~ ' Tr.,& K~town JIUCh .salury-cutt.tng legllllatk>n a~> It til\ 111 1 1111'11 oi 1•1ll••w \!j. tlo+• nray 1M: t:.nuct.ed nt tt!fl p~N!nt ~~suoll l!t ~t lr•·f II .. ~'"' "' .. n4• !nf'h t:1 •ldn to volunllully nccept the :\a.UW :-;•:t: TIU' NEW It'~ IU llt'll.dll 1111d 11-1 11,1\llltl nlll\' II lnte Of l'edUCll(ln a5 may be r.Otl· bll( h altlloul••~ 111 tl1e Jt;)('l\y 11101111 • L" ~d Ill such legislation s ,\FF.1'f WRJNot:R ta i ns In l•lnho, :\lunt n utl nnrt In HI d his ._t;;~lutlon WR..'I recomuwndH itN u t\' l •11 I' wn mI e•t tllllc Y , .. ,.,.. Lhe f!OVtTn()J "ud 1111 m arC'It 1n 1~ eootlOill y ~mmllteu 1 talns or ~1:'1\ Hnwp!!hlto> I ~ ..... ~---.. ( 'IIURCH OF CIIRIHT Mlddlopori "1 FI'M I Otu dntt Pnsto ~ I' 9 l5-Pine bible school come l'l lth us and enjoy It ~OLuMIIUS 1 10 20-No·ninl' worship Sermon , ~>lumhmo, Ah.ln 1 "ttl:Ject "Knowing lo do Good · tlrrpr~>or 0 00-C E Hour 1 '1 ()J)........Eveutng EvnngeliSlloc BerIt at~ ltt'dlh' d l vJct! Sermon subject · Felrx Brtna )'our !rlends 1 Wed 'I 00- l?'rnyer and study JIATII $1 !'lti Hour. The Women s Class Is In , 1 cht~rge of the serv1ce Attendance I 1 1). ~ 'llC. lt.OOM AND A new counte of study 1 1 Is growing Is oo sta ~t tlrls week-making nn 1• P.XceptJono.llv Rood time for vou to tot.a.rt att!!ndlng these a~at services 1 IComll'-N'oie that all ev~nilli ~~er- I !\I IIA l ot lll 'l IIOTf:l vlcesar~ at 7'00 Instead or T 30 The 1Evanrellstlc Campaign 1s scheduled 1 !m the two week~; bPglnnlng Nov 0 1The earncht working Of every mem"' lr1+mn"- :11 R.lihs S~IID ber between now and then will !or toward gunrqnteelng 11:.& IIUC1feah d 1Ce811 EvAry Mm'lbP.r Enml'~tly Wr1f" l ' nr Hnokllf't 1.1111 IIJt;tfll , j w':rtlng · _ .. _ -~- .. I • N..'l w \'uolo. thv... re GREAT !'ROM OOD- Be hol u, I give ~ oH poWer to trcud on Hcrpent.s and scorpion.':\, 1:1.nd over .L!J the power of the Cn(J my; .u.nd nothing l:l hull IJy any mc<~n8 IH rl .. l' o1l1 11111 I 1\\o ,: l rHt ·A GREAT' .8!1 ·r~ huit you.-Luke 10:19. I 'l lit•ll~lr 11 ,, -.;,, 11 11 r 1111 1 , 111,. ij\111 1\l't1 u~ u ""·'I UJ•,, ll otloou r1nllh lu •um~P Jl .s tn t 111d llllh 111" , IICIIIIf" J u~r rl\t-r fllr th e m rn ul l lho• ><.:Oa 1111 , !111• lllli <I ,.;ldt• nt \I IIII f'RO:I>OSAL ~o sl•sh salaries of staee and other llubllc officJaiS: stflll~s a respor!sive chord in the hearts afl well as the pocketbooks of all intun1Cs have been reduced Ted Wynne leave• bia pordtion in he st«l m.iU at BeUpon to work his v&y throqh college. He lovea Barb tBXIJBYt:f8 who~e to be peu.t'ly considerably during the pa~t \ ~o good a plan a~ a more even rating. ..1~==~::::=§~:=~;~1.e1E~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the public payroll J througho~1t the ~tate who•• income is in the r~nge of the 1 one thoylllind dpllar per year clai!B. These people •hould not be cut a particle. Their salary is not a bit ho nauch, 1 1 a.:; no fumtlr, of a:HY SJZC at all can be expected to thrJve 1 • ou any ~lfinHOf- nmount. The argtftnef1t ptft fol'fh IJy ~orne fn~or ~ straigHt le tlu~tbn for lill rcga'tdlcHB ~f tho l'i.,110i'l1is olomp 111 f!OI. ulaliJhtmomy '*'·- P"Im 119lli!S. ~ 1 ?.<:! of th e mcome, thf~t then• are plenty uf rwopJfl who I ftt · will lake the Jobs at the reduced rate, is 1)#1~ short of 1·1- w~dlilnrlbii.Of3JrsqSt ~!J.'ll0i~ .~"[~ 1~~; -d~~.,~ diculoqs. Certamly such a conditli>'h lg tfol ~ 4t th~ nrc. - 1 .Q)Ort t)le }uvu, l01' 11tf and ~votlon o( theJ~eop!¥,e rnu~Pe in hl\l rJH'~l4,rwlt6 ] .., , J • • ' ir.f the teachmga of JMUS t!rA Cl'lrh1tWh01M wotils fltl; nto ~ery fold and crey:l.:e j I etf t me. ·~ As a matter of faCt there are o ess p(lop e m 1of theltumatd1ear_tJ aD.t of whOm it wu said b / ohn '1;46. "NE\'E!l MA,N tbe sta~ ·~t the present time who would probably take the SP}.fE LIKE ~'HIS 1\lAN." _, .. Jobs if they paid only $25.00 per month mstead ot $8~;.33 , -·-·- ~ . rw-.ttlld~il•W srmu. IJV.. c,..,RPI"...,oo\w ~-·- - as iti n~ the case. 1 cuvaoH or THE NAZARENE 1 N v . P et 6:oo P M d h' I . c p Smala, l"ii.nor SyncuHe I I!lvnna:ellGtiC scrv1co 7 p M cnerW • t th I wards him. When Ted ia forc:ed to @:tVe up football bec:auae it can8ict1 with h.:• JOb, Barney Mack, the coach, &eb bim a position lhat will not mterfere. Ted pa11ts his examination• w1th honoriS wnd wlna the rtipect of h11 tlaumates. He aoe1 home for a v1~1L a'.J, 1? I A. I tirt luriee of the rank and Ule of taxpayers who hav,.-: fount! I -~ -· h v· . thcmtaelves with reduced A p . EJd d has b~c;m $5,000 year ~an nicely '~get &loug" TJ.nce ie •.s sw~ is •sJt his aa lar~ cut $3,600 wherens cut $GO.OO from Rf'VZ'Jie5 . i'tli.,, [I Romance $1,000 salary might and very conceivabl)( COUld work a I ;:JJ Q per IS to wltQ~Se s u.ifil') man lf 1 a of !:L 1 haidsJlifl~ o.n the man receiving the t;rnuller amount. I T~t'tax-paying pub he is intel·ested primarily in sec-: ing expenses reduced. SeconduriJy they are intere6ted 111 lhc ma.n.oer in which such reduction8 are secured. •The Am ericri'JT pllbHe at no time wants any unfail· mcthr.d u•cd, tli)lt is not equitable, nor d oes It want public tm· }lJOycesl :trliscrimfnated ogninst t'egnrdJesli of then• HDl:hl; Ht undin,~ • ....__ • U1 j • lfl .., • 1* • England Expec,tantly Aw"lt.: Outt:ome of Heir's Sojourn wit4 Prfneems lnlofdd'.i F~mJly-But Mateh· I ~~~~~~f",~~d 111• Burm .. •• Tempt.. l'uj,hrn JJUrmi1. :rl~hou~th !1et~et.·lorl ror WJ yeur&, still 1ro•~•~~ louu.v the 1r~nle11t ct•''ectlun ur" ltruiplerrt hi tbo wm ld. Jo'rom 300 B. to c. Sml"'• •' Pjnolr<>Ve 0 P . M ~4ki& Soele~un~f a P, M. lllatl~ry nil the>: Mvo neH!r lleen {'(Junled lo 1111mher, \' tjrM.v ttnd such ut·t·hltet•tnrnt uuq:nlflcl!ttcll. - c 0 j. "'" IV,.kl7. ij ~ === ...-..s YOU EVI TO THINK? l,'l. THE S'f!JDENT BOYCOTT By EDSON R. WA 11t. SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA t:ditodul lhC' Oltw A LEN'"ct'fHf '" publicallon, takmg the student. to la•k for a luppear::1111 lJ ill\. t:m·.lt }' sclrq~ l lt:lge dly•l(fetlbrina- and keeping tn force, a Lo)cott uglllnt!t Ahhe ns ·merchmltfl hcctatHO the} ulc ut~king Pfices which the RtU~nlli deem too high, There ai'c two sJtles to cVtii'.Jo Q.ucsbo i1t~'rmtJ thia one If:! no exception. If the "tudcnts an: j llX}lCCthlit the merc:hants to sell an article at rmch n p11~ c r that he ~ ~an not mu~e u legltimnte profit, then of co ut'l!iC. they m·tf out of ordGr and m line for constntl!tive crJtldsm, tl1e kin~· which 'll!ll ohow them the error of their ways. Jt, however, their stand is well taken and there .1ue m~roha~tl! in the city who are expecting to w,1x fat on ,he s ~!:::~~~1iJ;r:t;~hat iR p. }ior~o of unother l'o] n l 'T'lwrc cnn i.Jc 110 1 d mntyc rlh ~lt me1 c hunt ~ n~ Wt~ ll a~ all othtr1:, nrl(.!p~ qn mnny cnmmnd1ttc~ rudtu·ud anrl · CU I]nti!ILI~i~!Y aro asking r cdllced price~ fm· the retail lll : !h t)tlO~tlon. M uny may not be dmng tluo I 4re not, they are in lin e for cntlcism. thnt Lhe students who aru en~ j In port, childrun oi J>arunl• ,~''o r' v t<>' • Ao t\ lhliHo ch1ldro11 111 1 tQ lmvt.l tlwh offrlpt1ihlr rwu- 1 tho ovcrduugo cot\!il~ts ul Ofll)l ();' jll lii>!S ]]IIt of ti lolhCB. I i 1 CHICK YAUROUGH, SPoRTS EDITOR OF fHE fiRAIIIK• FORT UNDIA.NA) MORNING TIMES, SAYS: "Re,ttd!.-. of fall aalu, •emi·anoull.l clet~~nncea, a'"'cial hilliday 6ff!lr!JIII' and .llailar inducement. to nluttallt hutert, oup~ rour •lore it oven\ockedlWith a metcli~dl.- trhicik ir rbln'iU •lowly.- What wntd rOll do nat?, < I 1 ' t:l ~~uv l"dy fl') llJ.U(lh monay i£j•<i¢f ~ll'. i\Hol;• It ~~~ JUot •' fur. Wjll SUOJ1 be th~n A cros~ the rr\ er lire b essemer comcrt e r belched it~ rulltly flame loto the c()ld morm"'g sky-blow· ing tron into steel by the terrific force of a1r thilt came through the boles of tuyhf!& ~nd fouJJht its way throullh tbl!'"Jifoltetr m~t~ to ire~­ dom, carryrnr w1th 1t thr.: dross: then Flannagan would dump t:ighty·&Jx: pounds of manganese into the five tons of pu11f1~d Jron and Jt wo llld become steel-ma.gu: stuff, :rnanl:l,l lli:'Se TeJ's steps led away from the 'dung~on nllll thi s mornmg, eow.. oda JOY aud hope, Jt wa11o symbol Fal- l•e was in the c.:onvert~r lu111 self, now, bemg blown and tossed about; b~rng purg~d o( the dro ~a Hrs f!ou ne was muddy and red, now, but near the t'nd 1t mrght be ~lliOOth and bnl llant H~ could "Sorry-goin1 with Tom," Bhe rtpHed. ''Where have you been all w~ek?' 1 tHHI( r.o; tand the blowmg of strong CUI rents through h1s bemg; but he would sull be 1ron unless somebody timu he had planned this home- dream s : a blonde ~I lin b eauty-poo vukd tile magio: manganese, com 111 ~,: - and t'\"JY play had work• ~ le11der, \1rllowy, eva tH:'~" ('Ut and what was the manganeBc 1 ed perfectly But Harb r.u uldn't s lay th;~,t way I rfe was rntere~tm&', 1f you hved "Come on, seven-Barbie needs long-when lrfe became a slumwer• It, 1f you climbed from the valley ~ hou" mg pool 1n a g;;r;rden 1be threw pmnn to the top of the b.ill and Yt!-Darble needed shoes like ro cks into the pool; when 1he hall! ch.llleng-rd the wmd tu blo~ the moon nel:'dcd ltght. SI:'Cil h ow tlungB werl:' between huu He had tome a day ~arly to Sltr· Darbte got hu seven. She u su- and Slone she had d~l1beratel, pr .~e hi s p.ueutB SteaiHtR softly ally drd; but not ~cause she need- playt'd around with Tom, Ted h a ~ around to th~ kJtdotn he lotJkcd -:d rt Barb laked to gamble w1th taken an embtu1nal hcku1g, aud b4, throu gh tl1e w•nd o w Hu; mother, the boys-Pok~r, blackjack, craps; couldn't beat her tWen at a crap With a fl a nnel kimono o.,;er her 1he howl~d when she lost but she game mghtgown, wa~ preparmg breakf,il.~t usu~lly won: she always won from Barb had hla number She kne• - he could smell the coffee; She Ted. It, and Bhe rubbed it 111 What was getting old but was at•ll pretty, "Come fJn, Ambitious, what this ~auld he do about 1t? 1 He Iovett espedally whr.n he1 face was flu sh- time'" her very pervers1ty; and yo• ed like that H1s f tth er was warmIt h:ld stt~rted at a nickel game coultln't do more than sboot th• mg h1s shoes before the elove-a in a corner of the k1tchen during works, hab•t Jan e t's party Barb had found the Some time she might shoot bollll Ostem;ibly preparing for one game and rt began to go up She cars and lo.so-an d Ted knew ht more m a lon g su ccrs slO II of days had pooled w11h Stone agamflt lbe wouldn't ever rub rt m It hurl too Jn the m1ll and horne-going about gnn!!:. 'led had !oat seven dollars, much-;l g1rl could burt a boy bl.ft "P1tch m, Wynne; quitting?'' a boy shouldn't hurt a girl !:heir bu1rness; but Ted knew ,!le was the1r bus;n~ss , that life waa Stone's voice wa1 iarsastic He eallell to ask hn to tile N"w over for th ese two ucc 11t as he Ba1b's eyes were temptin'g, iaunt- Year'~ En dance at the Oull l1\ etl 1t , mg, sm1hng, darmg It was always "Sorry-go1og with Tom," ..,..,. The 1dr a fri ~hten~d him, a eonteu with Barb Ted went replied "Where have you been alii He pulled Ius hat down and through ht.s pocket!'!; counted hi! W('ck?" ~nocl,ed at tl•e kllchen d oo r. money; put a dime back 11.nd shov"Had to cafth up on !orne work" "Who can that be at tins hour)" ed the rest In the pot. "JI\nel ha Qu' t got a date" M other's voice v.as a linle "'Ten cents for carfare homeSo Ted took Janet, Barb's sideltrange; but Ius fatl1er's w.1s as shootmg seven bucks." kick 1n the gang Barb wa1 nice rough and 1tmlent a' alw;u.s 1n Stone's eyebrow" lifted Barb's when sh~ ~aw h1m the morning: eyes glittered They had not gone •"Sorry, 1 ed-really Where wrre "It'! a bum. Send him :r.way; above a dollar prevrously. She you all we~wr• , th~re'' :Jlenty of• work." counted Ottt the money. "I told you" Ttd knocked Viw-orbusly, "M~ d1ce - slrootmg a<:ven "You're ali rigl1t.'" "Yon never can tell whose ' b())"' bucl[s,' "l ha n\ s " he mriht IM:," hts mother said 1he 1 "All right-you're faded." He wu a.b ~ llrilly l1:t ppy ffJr door opentd, gl\ InK (lilt a ru sh of "Ha rbte n~eds a permanent- ay, h1lc, Jmt to h ear her ~ay that. v.a.rm aar. Ted head down, mnm- come oD 9ev-" J he n S tone o::arne al ong and she bled: Scv eame Stone counted th e \\ent away, gurglmg like a foun~ "Lady, I'm Otlt of work ~.ould money Barb Sl1111rd triumphantly t .lJJI • :you j,1ve me a CUtJ ot coffee) into T~d's ~yes Alter the dan ce they went to "Step an, poor boy, we've only ,y' , b 1 idlll:ub'" hc11111" for a fl3r!y, 1t seemed " h • we 1come." •trol a b 1lt b ut y011re r 1ou.. o:::r.nc 1 e:r. ,,me, 11 e sa 1he !!'linG Jmd 1l one .u every year His fatl1er loohd resentful Ted so 1 y, at anyl ung s111Ct: the1r h1~h school freshman lla,t down at the end of the table l e d had a lot of time to think 1 year; 1herr had always been a while his mother went to the stove abo11t th.1t ren• .:~rk for hr wtnt to 1 mock wedolrn>t: Ted and janet Jle bao&ed on th~ table and roared: work before the furnaces. 'he nc:ott 1 wer~ ele rttd as prrncr p:~ls Stone, ''How Ions does a fellow hav~ to mornmg He had lost hrs carfare wi lll pl('nl; of lrqnor on h 1 ~ br~ath, wait 011 aome breakf:ut around back to 1cho~l and. althq ugh he officrat~d ' 6ue anyhow?•• m ight hate dlp~ed 1nt0j bia b.an~ "Krsc }ler" thf' ~ang rlt"m m!l,.d ! Hia mother turned swiftly, drop. ucou~t, kept lue bpdg~ 1t~1g~t atl .;:r the 'c o r~li1Q1I\ ~Jed the o:up of ~offee oa the l!loor: by wol'ki~g for the •m,oney;three 1 J anrt'"~ ko ~s wa~ ~urpr i s in gly I "My lloyl" ' ~¥~' pulh,ng up would do it . The warm T~ 11 thouAht H~ \Vas m 1lt1father smiled before 'break· wea.ther was cold 1~nd he could do lll A)JUfkell Sht' )'lad :1 tw ay:~~ hr~t'l for the firtt time in lwl!:!'f'lj' It , ,. mce rn h •m bnr a~l of lh~ ~·1 rh 1n Ba.rb had been plnsant thC' TJ r~ t the g.m g- bMI , hto h1dn'1 r~ally oiOdid a lot ol talkltl" dum11 evenms-n•u ench:r.mm ~;:ly free of 11 ~·e d J:met;W,efore, that 11, u a 1irl1 , and wu very codc.y He ftl.oc:kert, dewy WJth e.weet ne u, 11 whom It mtght be plea~ant to kill. 1 tWlY. l IODi hD'Iej many prom~tt of heavtn, the Jilt~ ! of fl••r , , , .. .. (T" 11• eo..u.ud) muticu~ hc~&pai n s,npJIIy Mut~oo (eruloe, the ~· t~lllUlt•r.irrtlanln ,___ AU. A'r I I "''I I ' . \'\-.\ ·•;t, J "\ •' 1 " ! p--=-== -· '\ I - IIII - - - - - ~ . ------- -. fJath ft., Martyrs Heroes in F1ght for P,..,;ress * * * ( nnvenlent I ManaJ:'er DIIUGGISTS .95 I "' James H. Butler, I' Peace, Too, I I Qp l!}ltht£ t? d ·~Jr~~~~:,;mtt~i um1' J>ti..dL lldlmnr fon.a ~· h(l f.l, IJh IH SCL tf, t siHUlt.i<• n ha~ ~t1 1i L For COLDf<l, COUGHS I them. f'rOIJI tl)c &ubi<\Ct, U•ed t(fl ~otiup, 'tt m!gld 1~ lo 11h lllt•li!..hl llo• M !< li"J\1 l'llll•HH II I ' j Oll ll 01 ,t'(J:IIlj! Ill , ifulll lnlo IH< p1o·~o•111 f'l•rHIHIIJII -------------------------- ·----- m•kera Have Been Wronr Before. ____ Ill l'i"O t ot ~ "' •I I', Sore tl1roat, Dlttl!lf•ul~r rwtf' h· sT ' ~A.VL LUTUIRAN _ca•UR<Jn IIBQO A 1.1,, Jt llullt ubout ~ooo ot J. c. Pf~b. P,11or them within ltl 16 JilqUfU'e IIlitH. JD tltn\day scli99l O. A M MotdfhJ di vo~ b 10 A. M Rvenu\1 w!rs\J: 1 p M ~· I CHAPTER Ill · . ua . e governor an eg1~lature should be try-) F\mciay oehooi 8 . 30 M Cler~ mtnt Arnold, speaker. Jng to <f'o t s to make a c ut that IS eqmtable and l'~ason _. · h: m ( 11t Arnold, 8upt Player service Wed 7 P . M. along with the timets as they are and in pro pot Uon to thu Momlni aerv1Ce 10 ·30 A. Jl• Youns People s Prayer , ,~<·vloo Measo.ge by the J)fUJtor I F'rldav 7 P . M income.!J. \'ery ~' "'-I I H\,lTEL : 1>/111"" ol l•'t 1 '' II •II II _ lo11 111 1 .!1 lUI ll}!,nfto lll•nt . l n1~'1 , l, 'lln troll •tH t 1 ~o lro• t 1111 ~' 1'1o• Li l!l,.,,d 111 ] "! r; n!l j l'r •' '""'""I"'I H II "' \1• ' 11' r•1•1 tloot o~nol 1 n • lln•pr ,., ,.rt~l11• ·•· r 11 r<; "'' "~ •·•! B~llport's ehtt, 11 antaconia:tlc too Jn·opu"e~l to make the. reduction on Th ~tc a!'e marly empJoyee• on I ..-,-"-.-- --.-.-,-.~,-,~,~"-,- • mdl hand, At Old Dominion Ted a~owa promiu aa a faotbaU pi&Jet. rom Stone. star playu and (lne of others f:li.nr.e v;no I i?:oth, daurhter of wealth, IUld r,alhe could neover ask her to mart)' lcars. 1ihe propo'ital of the governor, however, ! t'h at n "crtltin fixed Percentage be taken from all regardle'-'H of t he size Of their paycheCJt before U slice is taken ~~Qm l li:lll /1II .::t~ He veral doe:-, not I SYNOPSIS fHE 1. 11u11 11 , ,, tho ,, ,,, ,,, f;t ~ lh•·n• wo 1,, 1 .11-1~ Lh(' HUtl '< uU .I WI tilt• l)t•1 111H it•, 'Jill'\' f\tiJC\1 t ho•no •u ru ply lloP "'urlli ll\l'r urrrt lht:' to lI Stllllh '''''I lltAHC/3 THE PROPOSED P JiY (:U'fS ,,.u, 1<" .• * * Death of Colonel John Slatte 1·y 'l'h rough Ovt11wor.k on Giant Subway ProJect Rcrnlls Similar Tragedy of Holland 1'unu e l l!uildel', I on~ 'I he 1 1! Term~ washr.r t.ha' dupluates band wasblnc uhon that hal a full . s!tl!'d 'uh ur eorruca~d and porcelam 1 1 OOUBU: SAFETY -GEABF.D \\>RINGER whkh vlrtu&l!y I dirnJnat"'"~ rausr or ~I~n ' :II f'ld Salem IThm Mr n.nd M1'8 Elmf'l West lr n sduv roa <theh home In CamI adilm als1t o' hcr rr!lable rl!!al,.rs voss• I In~"lu:wrr ''Ill\' '4lmlhtmlty. 1 j I ''li"•~·•·,,J,i.d\\llil\\rll 111" ~ 1 liu !lll. ~l!l<o lll~t \Iiiii;~ wn~t. IIi ~011\Hl lo1 jU!lt IIU!I U/11111 Ill lllo>lf ')J'ujJit> , litH h1 lli "l l UIUt 11L.1t I ~t..f+IU\111< I ~~Ill Jil ~ \•ll+lh' rlll\111• \In~ \\ 11111-',!I IV ' .1111 1,1 Ill ( 11\'y.o: ~ JIUI<J•• li!l: \Ju DID 'YOU :EVER ~TOP TO THINK? Rv EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA I Georre H. Seigle, Editor oHhe1Mi,aouri Vrlley (Iowa) DaiJ;v · Times, Says: · ., from port luased I===~== I ln to- morrow and ser- the VOSS In SAVf. WITif A Com~ tu o}14'!rator I bi'ldgl! Mass wlmre he will 1<!1~ lilulJr. h i~ Woll~ :.l Hltr'\lll. ld ColJ(!!.!f' • 1.1fLer l'>llcmlu w Ius \ucatJOu With his Jl:lii' JJl ~ M1 :>ml Mrs H E • ' "The •tructure of an advertising campaign is a good deal like the sti'UCture of a mezl. There are certain basic article• of diet -:neat, potatoes, bre¥, butter-the foundation, the first consideration in the plannin!§; then clime the aide di•hes, the sall\lls, the jellies and jams, andldesserts. The best meal brings tJi¥e .all together in a perfect proportion, ju!1t as the be!<~ advertising' · campaign is a perfect blend of media. arlveotiEing, the newspaper is undil!putedly the basic "rticle, the meat and ,potatoes, the fh'St noted factor in the whole pHtject. Perhaps direct mail adt~ttti~!!Jg might be regardll(\, ,a~ : tht!'Pallul, an\IJ·adio'Jidvlwtising aHll'e<des!<ei't'; a part! flf \'he Oiet, but not the sturdy foundation. "In "Nn fair-minded person 'interested in the best advertising re· suits can hold up any one type of advertising and ti'Utbfully claim it alone to be worth while, any more than a die!lician interested in the best po&'lible health can say that only salads or tlesse1i.• make up the best balanced diet. "Buo both the buic artidl!l of food and the baoic medium of advertioinr will'carry on further, futer and with better reoulto titan any other ainrle factor or aroup of competina rfaeton, and muot be accorded prominence of proportion if the beat reoults are to follod.'' In t.h~ �-. . .' .. Vlltlll>l O>latl,.. bor tl>o -1<. <l«<f' I. W~t!ii:tl»ll. Mrs. II I~~~Wetherho1t and M~a. acrtb& apenL #Vera! day&. 1n CoM,;., Ita.~ Helnil tit v .\d~lna ;vttb Mlaf IPC' ·' W,edneld•f J!Q»t.ll>ltOII wl<b - ' • J. • IKIB SlAT[ OP[NS IN TilT TQ DAILY ~.IJGI:I, " AS CUBS SOUGHT TO HOW UW) IN FIRSt Yankees CAM. ' .' WIJH·Bt~HOPS: 0. U. MUTSlNDI~NA .'r.:.: :::r:: .;w~~.. ,. t. cb ' ~,..~ ·.· of . ·f ·, .~t".' " -'c, ·M...,. '·· , I I M,a. CleonJe 'See •penl Bun4"" : . the guests ot Mr. and Mn H R , Swllt'ta. I · • ahBret of . Capit&l stock "' • the Pirat. JJa· . ·· tion&l Bank o1 Raclne, 0. Write lf& Union Ayenue or e&ll st-R. 9•1'l-lt· POR SALB--Flve . I . · ·· l • and baby !' ot Stevena ntumed to their hotne Sunday llfte7 lptndiDa the week as 1 the 1uest1 af ber parents Mr. and Mrs. E. T .. .-eet•r. 1 ·Btlulah. and Ruey Smith went to and 60x ~. Pleasant Tue.1daj' where they l (6') -~·· Mn. Okey L1vlnraton II~' room ho~ 200 ttl lot. HoUJMI IQDd. coqcUtLon. were etnplo~ed. PO_., ( I :;a porebea :ftrld clatem. Some 1'ru1t Clark lta.!r.ll of .Jiroadway wu a : on lot. See W. M. Rt.ee, c~~. burilnesa ~ In thb vicinity West "Va. 9~:1~w8t P'rlda.y witj)' Mr. ami. Mra LlOyd PO& a.ppll!a , 60e pet Caat.o wbJif!; })ere, ' · bu. New 1Woat elder 20<: Ptr aal. LJF .tO PJ~ Thom Brl~W contlanera. WebfJ.ter ~It U~1c.le Pen sny~:~: If u . SALE-Drop 111110 1111 8·28-6t womfln nre "tpukln' qt ll rurniLure RADIO BAROAINFS taken Ill on atore WIDI!O;w. they're }Jiunnln' Oil 1'1111'1· lteno. PJUI.co the wQI'ld. 1reateat eeUtna: (lttlll' Ullll'rled; If J~t tb' WOipllll hi ~o. .11UO VIctor Electrl< looklp', lbey're n1rendy murrlell.!1111.&11; '189.00 8p&rlan Eleotno ludlonuvolliJ New11, .t»-111; MJralfr Kont ta~le model e~trlc, 116.00: Oiosleyutable mow del, 'electrlo, 115.00; ~- c. A. table mo@tlt eleCtric f:I(I.OO; .$3'1'6.00 7w tllbe Sat~ry llet, leu "be.tterles UD.OO; tl'lii.OO J'J,da Ba.ttery Set, illf ~~ 122.60; 1175.00 VIew Mqrv.llous trql& and JtecordB 113.00; 1165.60 \ O~phQnic '22&.00 ' and ~cords if35.00; ffAvorl Brunswick Panatrobe t20.00; lliJU'(I OQM ~U.O Sax like pow ~.QO; 8 :nat Clal'tnet. $20.00: B1wla-Puh f(h)d, I P'tab-i • · Phl.lciJ :ftadlba-Oel.n & Pa.int-WaU Po.per---QQid .1 Barry I etc--Dou,ble barren hanunerlesa ahotg:uu *1:l.$0-' Jl·. M. CI'Oif, ·Mmi<'Pot~ 'Q-28·~~ • ........... - · $1 ALL MAKES .w>t~dlos ~rvi«>d u~ ~· ~olllp.ot'';l~ radiO or prtcca. J3rl'13 ln you: ct~11 ~(lwJ, :..... M. CrOll!. FORsAii=O~~; ~~~~---;-~, r~ll- , c.anablc. ,Eicc Mrs. Oco. pttpri(! IH1•"1•. ~· _ C;;;~rnbach o1· I --~-~ 114~1:<--1·~ of 1'•v " '"'"'· P!m V(C!i{\1 .bOl\1 liQO lbG. Will 4Lkc -~·,~4l~Y I Norlh Pojnl Plca,.nt, . u:p;~; \1 t' nr H.ont- . w. v0 . O~;JQ-3t ' I . t . ' 7'" ,. fOR n~-r; l'OOmE wlt.h. bat,h. Q~ll lltJ8'atc Q4~·3t. oroccry. teOrt;w. V8:, • ., . Gi<:EAT \ '· I Ml + + +I ·- - --. - - - -· . - -- ·- .:.,,_ --- -- !Jritain Look$ tn f(ing George To Preyenl cc, '.rinet Smash-Up *· * * ljC * * . . (JtiJ'U PLUS) WhatrJ.o);tmcUow Oavor~rti.- 1 Ruler Expecte~ to Hc3l Br i.!~lt'!l in Government, Caw:~ed by Dissension Over Ottawa T1·adc Agreements. Hinted ~~~W..aP,d.~~W~Dt ! -.wltlolua(tVolveotOI - ~ MacDonald May Gh·e Pi·emiershipAo Baldwin. ••ldCh~dOl'~eee)'OI! •~uri pi<A, j>l••• piU/11 Rt. 21 r.!:f;~~:~~~~l~i!':. ~ Sund~y Sf'ILL - 1 DJ.C.dblft as nillk ttsdf. WJLh • 11utrllionul ratlo~r of 1~1-R. ~ovonJl lrom )lere attended t.hc i '.un.lc at El.ex StewU:rt1o TUe&day. 1 , t;:.ucy ' e'ko~h. was the SundllY 1 ·Ct!CI!Ii of ~uth;n Pulllns.~BUtl n.tt-:m4ecl ., Sund\l.;J nt~hool ut CretitOn ARE t:utP ·, '*' ~ I ,.u'.Q. '· ' ct·w as part paymcpt · · ·. (or q•J~~ tole. Write llox 300, i ~ ' ' IHEY Conim.Utcn olllt(l Amt riC"uu 1\Jclllcftl 4-uoc:lntinu. Got u .1 '!£kaao from yuur aro~ot 1 ,ll'T· I l " 1 • P1otn11\li!· 1 VeUn·. Plowon of Columlni!:l spent ·t~C we8k Cll" here the I{UCS~ of her )Ja.~ontN Mr-. and ~r~ • .J. V. Plow~ra. J,(r, e.ud Mrs. Sldne'y Durst and _L- .. Bill Herman. 8ficond: base· man, the tl.r8t mB'n at bf~ lD the lm World Series. criettl out a I \sfba:Je, acortng tne nrat Chicaso run Btc~tet and Umpire tiltlt!en aro *Stadlum. tew moJMDta lloier at Yll~~ abori 1n U'ie pud~. The Y~ New Yo~. oa~hk flUl arew fil'JIIt lilobd, 12 ~ I. . I : i. New.Jn,proved Bus Service EFFECTIVE OOTOBER .1, 14132 ~t / " CHARLESTOJ • PT. PLEASANT • GALLIPOLIS •• Time Schedule 11M\ Joancl-114•ct Up . / •' 'f t " I .• •. ' .,, .,' ,"'' ' '" ' ' . ' . -·· , ,..,., .,. • ~·,:R~I' f)''(.' • I " ~ ' .'fJ. \ .•·.: :.~ ~. ~~ ,. . \ - i ·'; ',, q I ' .., ' ~ .• • ,;i . .•. ~:: . '. ; . i.;);''• ..... "•t.., . ~ . ' j '''" ' ' ' ' . ,. . ·.· ~· t ) ·• . :,. ; ' r; t • Dlllly · tl&lly •utel'll · ~~anw4 Tillie 5.30 1'. M. 10.00 A. AI. Lv. Obar~lcln ......'W.Va. Ar. 10.20 A. ~1. 5.10 P. :14. 1Q.OOA, M. 10.20 A. AI. Lv. Puuba• ............ " Lv. 9.55A.M. 5.05•P. li. 10.9;; A. AI. Lv.lnotlt~te .......... " Lv. 9.38 A.M. 4.48 p. 'M. 10.42 A.M. Dv. Nitro ....... r ....... " Lv. 9.30A. M. 4.40 ~.11! . 10.50 A. M, Lv.Poea ................ " L\', 4.31P. M. ll.OO A. ~1. Lv. Plymouth .... _.. " Lv. 9.21 A.M. . ~ ...... " ~~\'. 9.).~ A. M. 4.25 f . M. 11.06A. M. .I)\,.,Jledlfp~c :e.ll. " Lv. . 8.59 A. ll . 4.01) ' 11.22 A. M- Ijv. s-ty A.M. ~.60 1'. M. " Lt: 11.41 A.'lf: " 11'1. 8.15· A.M. i211 i>.M. 12.06 P.M. Ar. .'. 1 7.PlP.~. 7.26f· ~1. 17.80 "'' ~~· 7.p3'l'. y, • l)&dy DMI)' 5.20 P. bl. !5.40P. )!. :5.45 P. 11. I . 16.02P. M. : 6.10 P.. )[. , ~ .20P. M. IQ.26 P. )1. 6.i~ p: M. 'f . , , • 12.10 P.M. ... lU~P. ~· ' 7.40jU(. 12.20 P. • • M. ·, . •'" " �-. . .' .. Vlltlll>l O>latl,.. bor tl>o -1<. <l«<f' I. W~t!ii:tl»ll. Mrs. II I~~~Wetherho1t and M~a. acrtb& apenL #Vera! day&. 1n CoM,;., Ita.~ Helnil tit v .\d~lna ;vttb Mlaf IPC' ·' W,edneld•f J!Q»t.ll>ltOII wl<b - ' • J. • IKIB SlAT[ OP[NS IN TilT TQ DAILY ~.IJGI:I, " AS CUBS SOUGHT TO HOW UW) IN FIRSt Yankees CAM. ' .' WIJH·Bt~HOPS: 0. U. MUTSlNDI~NA .'r.:.: :::r:: .;w~~.. ,. t. cb ' ~,..~ ·.· of . ·f ·, .~t".' " -'c, ·M...,. '·· , I I M,a. CleonJe 'See •penl Bun4"" : . the guests ot Mr. and Mn H R , Swllt'ta. I · • ahBret of . Capit&l stock "' • the Pirat. JJa· . ·· tion&l Bank o1 Raclne, 0. Write lf& Union Ayenue or e&ll st-R. 9•1'l-lt· POR SALB--Flve . I . · ·· l • and baby !' ot Stevena ntumed to their hotne Sunday llfte7 lptndiDa the week as 1 the 1uest1 af ber parents Mr. and Mrs. E. T .. .-eet•r. 1 ·Btlulah. and Ruey Smith went to and 60x ~. Pleasant Tue.1daj' where they l (6') -~·· Mn. Okey L1vlnraton II~' room ho~ 200 ttl lot. HoUJMI IQDd. coqcUtLon. were etnplo~ed. PO_., ( I :;a porebea :ftrld clatem. Some 1'ru1t Clark lta.!r.ll of .Jiroadway wu a : on lot. See W. M. Rt.ee, c~~. burilnesa ~ In thb vicinity West "Va. 9~:1~w8t P'rlda.y witj)' Mr. ami. Mra LlOyd PO& a.ppll!a , 60e pet Caat.o wbJif!; })ere, ' · bu. New 1Woat elder 20<: Ptr aal. LJF .tO PJ~ Thom Brl~W contlanera. WebfJ.ter ~It U~1c.le Pen sny~:~: If u . SALE-Drop 111110 1111 8·28-6t womfln nre "tpukln' qt ll rurniLure RADIO BAROAINFS taken Ill on atore WIDI!O;w. they're }Jiunnln' Oil 1'1111'1· lteno. PJUI.co the wQI'ld. 1reateat eeUtna: (lttlll' Ullll'rled; If J~t tb' WOipllll hi ~o. .11UO VIctor Electrl< looklp', lbey're n1rendy murrlell.!1111.&11; '189.00 8p&rlan Eleotno ludlonuvolliJ New11, .t»-111; MJralfr Kont ta~le model e~trlc, 116.00: Oiosleyutable mow del, 'electrlo, 115.00; ~- c. A. table mo@tlt eleCtric f:I(I.OO; .$3'1'6.00 7w tllbe Sat~ry llet, leu "be.tterles UD.OO; tl'lii.OO J'J,da Ba.ttery Set, illf ~~ 122.60; 1175.00 VIew Mqrv.llous trql& and JtecordB 113.00; 1165.60 \ O~phQnic '22&.00 ' and ~cords if35.00; ffAvorl Brunswick Panatrobe t20.00; lliJU'(I OQM ~U.O Sax like pow ~.QO; 8 :nat Clal'tnet. $20.00: B1wla-Puh f(h)d, I P'tab-i • · Phl.lciJ :ftadlba-Oel.n & Pa.int-WaU Po.per---QQid .1 Barry I etc--Dou,ble barren hanunerlesa ahotg:uu *1:l.$0-' Jl·. M. CI'Oif, ·Mmi<'Pot~ 'Q-28·~~ • ........... - · $1 ALL MAKES .w>t~dlos ~rvi«>d u~ ~· ~olllp.ot'';l~ radiO or prtcca. J3rl'13 ln you: ct~11 ~(lwJ, :..... M. CrOll!. FORsAii=O~~; ~~~~---;-~, r~ll- , c.anablc. ,Eicc Mrs. Oco. pttpri(! IH1•"1•. ~· _ C;;;~rnbach o1· I --~-~ 114~1:<--1·~ of 1'•v " '"'"'· P!m V(C!i{\1 .bOl\1 liQO lbG. Will 4Lkc -~·,~4l~Y I Norlh Pojnl Plca,.nt, . u:p;~; \1 t' nr H.ont- . w. v0 . O~;JQ-3t ' I . t . ' 7'" ,. fOR n~-r; l'OOmE wlt.h. bat,h. Q~ll lltJ8'atc Q4~·3t. oroccry. teOrt;w. V8:, • ., . Gi<:EAT \ '· I Ml + + +I ·- - --. - - - -· . - -- ·- .:.,,_ --- -- !Jritain Look$ tn f(ing George To Preyenl cc, '.rinet Smash-Up *· * * ljC * * . . (JtiJ'U PLUS) WhatrJ.o);tmcUow Oavor~rti.- 1 Ruler Expecte~ to Hc3l Br i.!~lt'!l in Government, Caw:~ed by Dissension Over Ottawa T1·adc Agreements. Hinted ~~~W..aP,d.~~W~Dt ! -.wltlolua(tVolveotOI - ~ MacDonald May Gh·e Pi·emiershipAo Baldwin. ••ldCh~dOl'~eee)'OI! •~uri pi<A, j>l••• piU/11 Rt. 21 r.!:f;~~:~~~~l~i!':. ~ Sund~y Sf'ILL - 1 DJ.C.dblft as nillk ttsdf. WJLh • 11utrllionul ratlo~r of 1~1-R. ~ovonJl lrom )lere attended t.hc i '.un.lc at El.ex StewU:rt1o TUe&day. 1 , t;:.ucy ' e'ko~h. was the SundllY 1 ·Ct!CI!Ii of ~uth;n Pulllns.~BUtl n.tt-:m4ecl ., Sund\l.;J nt~hool ut CretitOn ARE t:utP ·, '*' ~ I ,.u'.Q. '· ' ct·w as part paymcpt · · ·. (or q•J~~ tole. Write llox 300, i ~ ' ' IHEY Conim.Utcn olllt(l Amt riC"uu 1\Jclllcftl 4-uoc:lntinu. Got u .1 '!£kaao from yuur aro~ot 1 ,ll'T· I l " 1 • P1otn11\li!· 1 VeUn·. Plowon of Columlni!:l spent ·t~C we8k Cll" here the I{UCS~ of her )Ja.~ontN Mr-. and ~r~ • .J. V. Plow~ra. J,(r, e.ud Mrs. Sldne'y Durst and _L- .. Bill Herman. 8ficond: base· man, the tl.r8t mB'n at bf~ lD the lm World Series. criettl out a I \sfba:Je, acortng tne nrat Chicaso run Btc~tet and Umpire tiltlt!en aro *Stadlum. tew moJMDta lloier at Yll~~ abori 1n U'ie pud~. The Y~ New Yo~. oa~hk flUl arew fil'JIIt lilobd, 12 ~ I. . I : i. New.Jn,proved Bus Service EFFECTIVE OOTOBER .1, 14132 ~t / " CHARLESTOJ • PT. PLEASANT • GALLIPOLIS •• Time Schedule 11M\ Joancl-114•ct Up . / •' 'f t " I .• •. ' .,, .,' ,"'' ' '" ' ' . ' . -·· , ,..,., .,. • ~·,:R~I' f)''(.' • I " ~ ' .'fJ. \ .•·.: :.~ ~. ~~ ,. . \ - i ·'; ',, q I ' .., ' ~ .• • ,;i . .•. ~:: . '. ; . i.;);''• ..... "•t.., . ~ . ' j '''" ' ' ' ' . ,. . ·.· ~· t ) ·• . :,. ; ' r; t • Dlllly · tl&lly •utel'll · ~~anw4 Tillie 5.30 1'. M. 10.00 A. AI. Lv. Obar~lcln ......'W.Va. Ar. 10.20 A. ~1. 5.10 P. :14. 1Q.OOA, M. 10.20 A. AI. Lv. Puuba• ............ " Lv. 9.55A.M. 5.05•P. li. 10.9;; A. AI. Lv.lnotlt~te .......... " Lv. 9.38 A.M. 4.48 p. 'M. 10.42 A.M. Dv. Nitro ....... r ....... 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All wool und madlY' well lor Buill lor servlee and durability. ro~h Style rtrhl and so very dressy tailored Just like a man's Suit. lor l!llhool wear. Ares 13 to 20. Extra trnu~ C'an be wear. Styled rl(hl and !lelecllons In all Ibn new •olol'!l fUI'nhdu~ cl w~ar-Ar"" for fall . anrl wlnl<>r K to 13i s School Needs for BQys. ~ ~l~~ LONG TROUSERS All Wool .. '.................. 1 • •• CORDURQY LONG TR9USERS $z~45 Colors bro.wn, blue, tan and greys CORDUROY lNICKERS $l95 New Fall Shades ..... .. ... . ... . . WOOL KNICkERS ' Ona g1·oup, sp.ecinl BOYS SHilT!· New Fall Pattetns .............. . BOYS LUMBER JACKS, All wool, solid $1.95 colors, ·zipper'fl'onts and ' ela.<:tic aottQ.ms •.., . BOYS ···~···>·'~-:>' · ~.~;'' ·'·>·' ··~:··. "h' u ~'}! ..a liOS~ ·'........... ... ... . .... ~ BOYS BELTS BOYS TIEs, new patterns in a· s·' ~. Four-in..ihand ...... · ........ ,• . . . " "" ':' ··} ~ I 97~ 59c 7733 ' iI 7181 7651 .. 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