https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d8fc7ffbadda810807e82197cafe525f.pdf 8f683c5904c8f9c9d0660dcea74d6693 PDF Text Text .·-llll • '; • ~lOCAl T£AM 15 J~~:~c~~ster liTTU BUSINESS I p:.~n~~•lllp&b' ;:~~~{~'~.~w;::;:~:; TWO M~Hf SUITS l~!:~ft"~~=:~~ fUND SH~HAGf IS ;JNSUft£0 ~GAINST lno.:::1E;;~th ~u~~:Y· BR~UGHT BHORE,~~r~~; ;;~~;~~ :;;;:~;.::a;:.;i~~~;;~ filED ~~ RfSUlT §~~~;~§:.;!~ C~US[ Of ~RO[R 005518LE HURT I! Mar~ Jaclt8on 11m~:~ pnMERnv f! U lJ U U! lJ,OUNCIL ~'!'::.:~ .,:~· ~z .~·~u·Y··· ret~ i".,<;~f,o:.>; ~~ ~po~g'to :":::.~~ ~f G~S [XPlOS I ~: ~~~·~'= ::n~~ ·b:o~·'::~ 8 snPPING W~ RK Rhod J S C C1ty Hold Rerular T11118DAY OOTOBER t, U1L Arthur S·l M1sa Emma Monday from &. week. end Chcr-:ter Jefeatcd Sw:1day in a. wet played game fea wtth fr1ell(if in on a wrlL ot habeu corpus YMafl 00lJ~ P~ court along n!Cf!ly at the home ot httr vlslL aum Mrs Boyd. Dtlgard of MtQers Yr ~ T .......... \ llle er By I OF COMMISSIONERS Local f1lea I I I I "lit I I 01 WEATHER FORECAST- ••• DE-ADEIIB' NOTICE - If :rou want , .11.1, _, Ohio> wtlb """' "'"" In I"Xtreme But porUon thtl ~ • et.f'IJ tonloht Sltlhtl7 <X>Ider 1n ~ portrn _ , the N eWB Otllce of The DallJ ,.. 'l'libune, eall 236-L, If the Buslneu Otllce aek for 1!02-R. """"'aes according tured by taat bueball by both 1 lliA -~.. Jti'Qml" Meter wtul a visitor Jn to the peU.~on that aptn on Bept ' • • f!l, uperlnten· te&.m5 Lelf:y Webb of J<.Lckson Dada ctt.y wa~UJICarr ~ NeW YoJ k Athens 'tuesday ember 12 Mayor Harley qaln un • dent Announce. Con.. ~me at d Mttch of Cheater led p Semi Monthl S Monday nes.s v ~ In town Ed Wippel ot Clncinnatl returned Kathertne Ralph 1 Aslt:a ~'!uiJy wtOJ1C'fuJJy and maUck>ua In a real pltcmng duel for six • Y ell.. M~ and M RaJ h rut'idRy after a short. business t.tip $2S OOO "'- th R I h j Y ued a oommlttment or mitt Me•r• County Su"e:ror Clu.l·on Of D eal d ..A. n P Oilmore here , , uuro y a p I mWI onte Ina John Hawkins Chief R<cetvee lnetructiona 1 100 At Caty H 11 ; nrs a RU..;uters Na~y Lou and Jo Ann MiSs DOiothy Ru~sen who h,a S F $10 ()()() of Pol ce and William. Rob3on Con - - CT D Jack6cnvme stnrtt-d the SfVLnLI -Adele returned Monday from <l been confined to her hom.. on Ea.s~ ues or ' r stable to &JTeSt the pJatnt.lff and From Board 25 ARE PROTE E inning With a bang sendlni Mttcl BILLS ARE READ week end v.lslt with l"tllativea tn M11.in 11treet. the PHiit several weelul place him In the county jaJI and __ to the 3howers whh three wei ~ Colwnbus and Powell with lnftammatory heumaUsm Is MAYER ALSO SUES he remained In Jail from a (l clock Foot Ball Team placed hits Bert Oibnm \.l.tmt I A d D d f G Ml'B Clarles Cll.'ICJ returned reported to be much mproved In the evening until 9 30 oeloei. the• the mound tor Ches..er nt lhM n 1Spole 0 ; aa and trom, GaJUpolis Monday arte 1 Charle; Coset oon L.tvlo and 0 next morntn1 when the court or Offtetala; h time and reUM the Sid~ by s rlk Water Propoattlon .IJt..ndlng a few days tttere vlsJbl 1" Plt!roit A /Ull{elcttl 01 , E Fon SUit For $5,000 common pleas ordered his release Other Matters Diecuaeed , Forward Giloep ma out the two tduggen~ Stnpht'! 1 D I JelaUve11 and frtends tmu went to Oalllpolls Tuesday to Agamat Mtddleport fie stt.tea that hta business ot op ..,-. ~on anr1 Witham IICU&sed Dr C E W DowJlito and son atteud the f meral of osca1 Bas eraurur a taxi has ~n dantlil.ged At Semi-Monthly -Chester got to Webb vt>ry E:oo1 __ l'heod~ of Columbus returned tlanl eeven years old who Wfl.'l For F alst: Arrest and that he suttf!red p-eat ment.a Meetln~r The Vllla&e or Pomeroy ~he Plil.r 111 thtJU" halt of the Jnnma ac~llu~ Pomeroy ccuncll wllh 3 pres Tue1day otter spending a few W..ys drol'.ned in the Ohio rtve1 SatUrday -ansulsh humllla.tlon shame and enUJ of Pomeroy t:lgn school chll .1<:ro£H three runs befort' 't\ltham ent md the m:tyOI village solicitor/here vidtlng friends and lellil.tbes afternoon Four civtl .. lilts "ere tiled In the disgrace as a ~ult. for wblch he You are berth" noUtted to , ..._ 8""V ~ten Blld the community In aenet~ WB.S called to the mound and re 11 nd 1 k 1 th 1 Mr!> F..dward Castella (Allee Chari eli Strum of Zanesvtllc WR.'I con mon ple1U1 oourt Monday arter prays a judgment of $6 000 ~ 111! t.o be congra.tulo.t~d that such J tlrl..>d the elde with llttlt> rllfii.I':"'Jitl I c Cl n e r reRpectlve chairs Probst) occornpa.nled by her two a bu::; neRs vl~lt.or het e Tuet;do.y noon und Tuesday morning reques- 1 The other sutt asll:ltlK for a Jud all county road work bec&uae of a Wlde awall:e and en~rprl!linK men rtu: test of the game both sides 11 et In regular se~slon Monday eto uPJters Miss Df 1othy caa~llll Harrv Dye went to Ha 111 ~n t lng judKments nggrego.tlng 8 tot gment was rtled Tuelday by B o :~trt::!t.U:S ~'lv:: oto ~i~ .,., BuperlnUndent C J Rhode~ w re 1et1red In otder WI h m nenlng Little was done excerJt the and Mrs ~rt Sc:hllep and the 1 ville MOl (lay tOl on lnde!lrute visit al sum of moe than $4:1000 while I Vunce a.galnst Lhe Trll$l;eesofSalem u oe•iMA• 1 lbly as:dsted by J E White j)lin ltl king out illf' lust ~til f'f mt>t t Pfl$lng of tht bills to thf finance late~ 8 hW!ba.nd Robert Schllep of NIU1 his father in aw Wllhttm twl) othe r suits a!ked for divorces township The truStf!AS Z~trh A ~~e~~:l!r oo:;m,:a=:r f!Y i?&Pal or the Senior high school arf' ltice him cmnniLl~e rot action Da~cn rt;tutncd ruc•dav ri.l!t ~llmore who ho.e been In failing j The IO.Iifest judgmen~ prayf:!d for Iknney HoUts Rumtleld and Peter lowing a dedston reach~..,.. 1n the lri charae of the educatfonlil.l wmk I l'ipendlng the week end Y.'1th On 1 P~ ltll ror somelime in tJu six petitions filed w1th T w I Nelson alleKedly owe the plaintiff In U nd ~ at Pomeroy high sehool Juck onvllle AJ3 H 11 The proposition or Lho Reibel Oey~:~ 1 and Ml and M Mill Ca1J Lash of Mar tins Feuy j 8'.!ngd Clmk r Cou t-~ wa~ S2~ the sum of •1513.33 on two prom· ~hi~Ka.:ti~n :ient tnto eft'ect at 0 vd , Due to ~he eft'orts of these men MLI rison 2b .., :J v 1 I Brothers In Naylors Rur that they Kreinblhl of Butternut ~:enue E and MJ nnd Mils Churles Daugh QOO Thl.s actmn was started by 1"-!'ory notes according to the petl W R Farnham prlnclpal of BtephenRon if i 0 2 \l.ould do the neceM&.ry labor andi Mr and Mrs A V f v of Wheelinl( ureSJ)IWdlngarcw Kutherilc Ralph \IK The Ohio Fuel tlon once Mr Hartin~r reporting Ulat and COiii.Ch ot ttJe senior Witham ct I> The two remalnln'l aults aako'!rl ~,J~cU~t~oyr~ =~ .!t:ct=~ 4 0 0 lns~a.ll tile and 8 catch basin on ~ companied by th 1 dnHo~ell BC d~ty.s "' th Mr& P B Stan!Jer} and Gns Company as a result of the team the playen or Hilt, 3b lltreet. tn Naylors Run lr t.ht' village rt 11 MI"Kni hi e r ug tct 01 son Hart Stanbery cc th gao; explosion which wreek he court for a divorce Ida K 4 0 squad 25 in numbt:r &cklnRer c 0 1 v:oukt furnish the tile and basin Edn& Louise ~t B~~d daughter Mu Robelt Hill and babies h!l.V L' ed l hree buildings on Mill street Rowe flied her petition askilll' for th~h~c~~~b:-:e dae:!~~..~o"t ln11ured Bilil.lnat po!lllible Rasp rf 'I wu lil.nnounced by councllmfl.n \fr and Mro1 ord Ind and ret urned to Richwood after a mor: in MiddleJXI t Septemllcr 6 1930 I rltvorct! from CharJes M RoWf'! ... _ Lhe Phtyers during the Hallam ~ 2 1 0 Neutzllng He said the street Is a Downinl(tOn Will Howell of th .s vJ.sJt here wlth rr-lattves They Ti'::" plaintiff Mks for the judgment They were misrrled September 2? 1funds for that wort made it nuelll'l thlt faU Thla Is a 8 f 00 1b 4 I 1 ! narrow one and the Installation if d Mrs spent Sunday with \1m e uccou panled by Mrs ~Ill 8 1for damages and lnjurtes sust.amed 1899 the petition states and that &iy tor- the dlstontlnuanee How ;~f!~~~~L and iru;ures pa.rent.~ Y1~ rd ~ Ian Howell and Mt .suster Miss VJrgle Hohstetter who when she was t hrown from the 14 children were born to the union lOni the road work In the COWlt.y 4 1 2 would Widen it about four feet 1 ·::, minor hurts that oc ' l> ' P j n l I Street Commls.sJoner Ebersbach ~~!i rJt Rlllph HowcJJ of Culum w 11 remain for a visit ro. n lccupterl by the Dixie BaJ'8'aln 1 lo between the a~ea of 30 lil.fld 5 wm remain Idle Ia not. known but 1 to boys while In Uw askt!d Council wha.t tht:y Intended Mr:'l M f Ocor•e Craty arrived Mouday Str. re In one of the buildings where years nre still living She chlfleS It will remain Idle ~ttl au.mctent of not only 1n rootbul! ~ l l 1J t"' do with regard to the Improve t "f'n conf~rguetllc Durst who ba" lOin Columbus fo1 a 'lslt with t'€1 th<> explosion occurred extreme c~uelty and ll'Or8S nealect f::t~~ t!~n Wll~a:!~d e 1'9wnptlon sports M well will bl' Ch t I n em of u street In the vlr.:lnltv of Main Str nf' to her hom~ on East &tlveH und friends A judgment or $10 000 1s also ask or duty Elale W!&emlil.n ia asking or wlthoul the tc 1m 8 AS R HI Liberty Avenue Both p1oject:s Wl:'re l by jJI ce the past ~eve1al days b Bam Strauss of Athens WI s a d ngalnst The Ohio Fuel Gas Com the court tor a. divorce from her we~t~u=e~'::t: u~:'~e'n' } (S ct worry of the po.rent as Lo I Kmgnt lb ~ ;} 1 lurned ove1 to the st t>et tOffilll t n res~ I'.U~ Hj:)Oiled thl.ti lliOIIl s ine~~ vi~ltn lt!re TU""Sday pany by D010thy Mae Ralph an husband Dale Wi.seman The pe _,. txpen~~e ot the doctor h w j ~pencer 23b 4 I 1 tee fo1 lnvt Ugatlou rll~hu~ in fi.Vt u. sevct u uase of R ~: M~ U Trucy M1 s Cluule8 I Infant by her 11ext fuend Strmley titlon stotes they were married Bep- ~l:llilt~ss':~o~~~d.~e;:,~IJ,: bl~~~~~ 4 I :J While In the past Pomeroy Oanl b St1eet Con mhmone1 Eber 8 b 1tch z Se! s T m Ooe 1 n Mrs Jol11 Ra lph !'his suit Is a. esult of t.he tembe,.127 1908 and thot one son 1 r t enthualasta have always taltt'l 0 R:nlght 88 4 1 tl usked Council If they mtended to M elll Tt!rr ll uf Mli.riett.a came Mr kus Mr~ Richtu Ll Campbell explosion and the plaintiff avers Kennl was born w the W'lion She coa or the ooun Y lflstltutlo:ns t&are of any of the~ accidellls Lo E Gaul lf 4 P"rmlt Ihe Oa.s Company to tea 1 up fn3ay 101 an lmJefhute vl.15lt with Cl ~; Lude B Langlotz Mrs John that Injuries wtre sustained to her chatlf.s wllful atf«!r.L.'f! tor moe :!n!b.t~~~~t:O tZo~~!eSe~: J)Jayer~t where Lhe parents were I!; Knight '/ 4 0 o lht> st eets he re at wtll an(! u:.~t put r\~ 'es we11~~e, an d Mls: Fannie FUgatl! hem! back sho 1lders arms legs I han th1ee yean Mud Fork rOQd In cooperaUon dtumclally unable ta do the work N Knight rr 4 1 1 them back lnlo Rhape a!! goOti ai'J l l'j;omet;. Weer.J una NoJbcrt Comp Lh o- Athens Tuesdny to attend mu ~ "'S and body causing het wlth the oommiM1oners wtien \he Oil" move by thf' men In charge of Elt:el' teln c 0 1 ev f IIIHI then He complained b~nn l;Jo dlQ~Iil.i buys have rcumtl}' u: o~:~~n~m or thf' Daughterf! of Bl ea t pain and thai the gas rumcl'l PITTSBURGH IVESTOCK funds are avollable ·~meroyfl educatlonol lni!Lilltlnnl'l "'ll;(n c o o lboUL lliR<llces which It said hlld ch t e ge to the Ohio mlversJty M tte lltl!! (1U~t nnd otl'l~>l trnp 1ritles tilled Bills were presented for 1 Rulllble Mrs Claw 1 t cr lmgs nnd her nervow~ ,If, one of 1reat benefit ctllefly thru Mitch ll 1 o '} t been ~olin t n a nd wher 1e 1 lei tl'd Lu~~b~a: ol Beta 1 het.u PI and C system Oct 4-fNS-ri:oa:s receipts 600 ment read and approve~ 0 nt { ~ ~ rellet from worry which seldom I Onmm p flute n1ti~0 s ul H 11 ~nd "' s 8 a1:.h Hartenta h w ._~ de l angec! Lo I he eKtent of holdcvm-s none ma.rk(>t slow most 1 1 v l s In fo n ed Lh 1t they would tenl I E'spect~ 1Chl .Aiplm :;:;.erlallzes,,b','' w, hlch neverthele~ I ~,"'", "waf! orteu us tl'lf'y C!liCd t Th Dve y B rth ll ~ ~~ ~ ~"~,t ~, u~sts f $10 000 ~ ul~~l ~~~~:he::osc~~cel~ew·:o~~d --c ,. .... ,;; Xi I pert~s .." o <JVIDQ! paren 11 :lv 8 !i '- Cl ebsle1 lnJ ute 1 Co mel j e aughters or /uncnca he\d n 1 'voc l Y Aw~ H P Mnve 1 t h12 plaintiff In n. 1 :r,"nnouncement of the conclu111on jlh t 111 Gl l!nnr Cf' .::o<lst"d 1eq 1trln g LllCH' rew:ulm bl 11 1 th ly m ~ ~illll suit tJlf'd agal st Jlil.m ~ E HEulcy !.;~ dowkward 100~150 lbs 390 'J the contract with the Cent1 J 1 r 1 M 1 , 1 ~~~ VlllagP. Ml<ddl~rt Ohio ~~; ~ P:l.c mg SO\ s .. 5( oft' bulk 3 p 1 It bl'f 1 ~ ch vo k c lid b ( Monttav evenm~ ut In• Odd f.'~ 81 >h 1 Cuualtv COh!panv of Oolumbllll Wll.s [iJ d Ra~p Clone Ullcl 1\ tin If $25 ~0 I rJ ))( low II Hall I :-T Mml r loa l CC!pora Jon The Home c 11 I lfladP. TUeflday rnorninr by Mt a base hits G! Jmrn F' ( I C':l!lrc l cl J I Y fu Jet < ob.o;CI vr B)' roll Shiveler ha ldt lui GtJ f IC nlty Company of NCW Ynrk :tcti~n~:; rj~ ~ ~~~te40 odd lot trans ln9umnce CruJ panv Heme IUnl! N Knight I I otcll nrm 1\ lOLion vas then he will Cul ll I r.d F I Pn>c 0 f:!l WII o.m Rlbson and The Un LO 'V hlnh ore ~cm~~rn,.bc'r' ,",' "o"Jm s und &!yfrled :l,"ot"t'l"l~~.,' huttl ',~~~ Of ", Cm p:uw hi lil dlC~ u~ ll St tlr- f-::Chc ll fm the u I 01 nn ~ v It ly II I r ~ t Stl ~,_, FIJdf 1Jty und Ouornnt~ 118S quotable ftb<llt 350·65'0 ~o.st .. j more ~lth ...., .., 0 1e 1lr [] lbl J "'-' ~ I I Plf rLI rc Deu~ tr I J 'I Bai11JUV11' Ao1d j\Sklny 1 tG k School ALhletic &illoclt!tlou Knigh t ~n ~ fl.~lllgJ~~nce J.o C I ~OI.lJ J ' t he t.olel ate I II wuz.; nlsn 1 he tl~l:lt full llijll!lllllf of the d( !nUl~ nt Y I !tel 1.11 nl1 r J tllty fol $a 000 du llnge " J~u g~ ::""mfl~~t~~~ to~~ dovmw:;: ~d fffW 0 0 0 Graee Gudd of EpJacopal Ba"e on baliH o1f Mitch a If Jl Club "Ill heid ln addition <lt'rmany w1u medium gTade kl tu 250 h Webb l ~tlecls CIt thnt th v alva~ '~ Mtll H llOOfl IlL the •tOO\e.., oj that the ol!CJ /IOWP I'S -eha.ln r,o ll Jnn• E Hlllle yor ' c: ureh wdl eerve a cafe~ StJur.:kLut by Mitch 4 by Webb/ cetved the peunll befme s~lil.rli~ Avenue 0.\'IY .Fiege,r oJ Mul~rr* jb midlng up a unll~d nnt1 oe 1 lu nnd inlB:t~£gf~lly ~mp Cn.hes receipts 100 rathe1 sJow 11 fro t und ll g)ee to (llscuss the Ger teria chacken aupper •t the 3 by Grhnm 4 by Wlthan1 3 Ut~ wo1k s ne argument was eng Mi"s JOhn T Pal m.lt Y Sl!14e a allvut steady wlth Mondays gene1 01 Pariah, Wed Oet Sth, S OO HI!.S ofT Mitch b In 6 Innings gaged In With 1 cgu c1 to tlw ell:\ tin ~ son Whitney of ne and 1mi \arMs dt nQ;nd Juh ly n ! the tm!~~\':n~e:f1~ :~~~~de fxtre;re top lower better 1 off Otlmm 0 in 3 Innings Wf'b1 gnfl flit uatlon atld It was flnally de r""n ly the tbe ..,county Jail or dJUDl ~a'; com~on to me P M 10 3-Jt 8 In 1 Innings otr Wltharn 1 In dded thaL the cle1k !IOOUld notify ew m~ urn calves Innings Mr Wise dl~trtct rna uger of the Winning pitcher Mitch j co~npany to be pres~11t at the next Lo8ill8' plt.eher Webb ~e~;_slon of Council Umplrn l'eeplli!f!. and Dodaon Neutzllng reJK;rt.ul on tl)e: amounts of inheritance taxes Lhru GRAIN!!! which Pomeroy migh& bune!Jt but it ~eems few pe nl1 are dying and l'utlda,. and Wfldnl!lld&J Od l ChlcagD Ort 4- INS- Gmm leaving enn1Ki1 n onl!y for thf' vii cpenect steady lod11y Wheat was la~c !o e w u! a IV l1nd nf exl~t nchanged to 1 8c LIP co 1u uu 1 ence I o I v 11 I c lnhotltance rl1m!1Cd und oats md 1 gfi(J lo metho I Some talk vns In ll'{Ad In 1 8c higher r- !>.~t vc to n n 1111~ p 1 wu.Le plant Jlrner Oand H B Warner \Vheut D<:e fl3 5 8 3 ~ M:.ty u 1 !Jut WI e1 th, flna1 Cia! ndlt c n of Matton N'lxon 1 :A July 59 3 8 thl v I ll ~ v a 1 n1 101 ed bv Clerk .Comedy "Shake A Leer" Coin Dec 27 27 18 Mltv 32 32 l fll ~ebsler l t eu e n:ed to diL' ll • OnUJ De 111814 Mty 19 71l JO IIli!p; u I U boly 'OS ~ODllld ;;;;;;;;;;;:;:::;;;;;=:::::= Jotll ned wu,; tccl lhat $1001644 waH I cItlvcd fn1111 Lhc coln(y a tdl or of I wh ch $7 961 25 wa to be n )plied 1 I bu (Is nt I ntr e!'lt and when 1 Ci I k WPbSll r td efi I hft.t $I <I -1(){) f1s nc~c urv k meet the llondt~ I rl t f' II I' lin tnc l& l r llts of Lhe 1 1"' w 1111 II ren li:&ed C lllf'lr1 ll s teer~ 160 t rn 1 1 C J He~ 1 del~~ n " $2:! 0 $:J 00 und Wnl1 Wolle ~1 oo lo the t II of SlO 241!).1 Till 1 11 w11 WC1e read nnd I •r If O\ I to the l"ina.nr.e Com I 1lttr.o l I f II lll~l uc It n Pu \ I II $ )0'1 HI M F:lx!! sbJt h r. IOU!V $UIJ J N 7.eikle ~110 ~ ill 1 0 J F.Jec h lc S3491t On f "nl.Jnday partly cloudJ FULL HDI~ER PlEASED WITH RECEPT AT DES M S Scene of Fatal California Cloudburst N T E R N A 'I' I 0 N A L N E W S S E R 'Tl 0 E Business Adi'lit) , Cutte m Copper UA~ 0 Springs Upward 1 CIN~IC~ ~ JWill HSTifl IN ~ ·swEHB~x· C~SE In P•at Month, General / Trend Toward Better~ ment Su"ey Sh4Jlili • Believee Nation W 1de Swin1 To Come In Month I I I I ~':::: ~:lis lnu~ ~~ whet~ pu~~~~ ~{Jd ~~ n~~~~~r~~fe ~~~~r 1 ~ ~~~> ~~~~tf~~e:5ier on "CHARLIE CH.Af.IS ' CHANCE" .' = 32 Nations Sp~lccr lew . Electric - Tftiatrt r r 't:f l e.~ullle hJ~ b~ commot~ ~edlum !~~s a:Sa'!:,~ I I ln~i.'!t IonM?~ll.e~~~s ~~the ,'tl;t:tlo~hat ~~ flowr~!:~ 1 I 0 e;:o 21 t' I I ~~~ I Mr. I 11 "'~IV 1 & J 1 r r J ll 11 p u c $1~ fi WillillllH 1 !12 97 Ohio Stand C $(R 26 01 Cflll )>anv $4 BQ C\l'S&. Mc~~ Mo!krt $21!4 Me1g11 Wnle 1 C .,10190 81)(cla1 Pollee $211() D ~ r tlr. S1 .-,2 oo Of) R P N'l D t t:. Company TJ.uklepaugh 00 S D!lile;¥ f2 62 Ross J $00 00 Waite! Vnurnan $90 00ong' F Jones $3 00 Ohio Power c $1'i0 L\Oll B1 others •2 oo McM 0 tel Brothel'!; Hulr1WIIC $100 Dn.~, Wipprl $0 4: El f' w nw I I wish to co~tgr:...~ulate the people of Gallipolis a n d Gallia County on the success of past Fall Festivals and wish for them ..,.. • l..l eft'*,.,.,success this year. . I further wish to commend the enterprise and fine public spirit of which an event of this kind is merely an expression. - ( Ht\Rfll£0 WITII AHSA.ULT Act 1 Decke1 wna arrested d PlAced in the Meigs county j~11 Monday racing a chal Re or ass 1 on the person of he1 father Aatkt Decker She wUJ be given llmlnary hear.tng before a 1 ~ ~re­ tJce of the Pfoace tul ' HOTEL ~OLuMnus ,., Cola•nhliJJ. Ohio WO Rooma Fireproof Rate. -.7.::'"-:::::-~­ ""G ROOM AND COFFEE SHOP 'VJE buy the finest, the very finest W tobaccos in all the world but -::-:-~--­ Under Same MallaA'emea& HOTEL New Sm:rrna, Florida ALBA COURT THOMAS A. JENKINS so Room~o Balh1, s~e. . Member of Congress Hea&t:d Wrlftt For Bookie& ilhd Ralel ._ Jamea H. Butler ' wo:»;l" They are not preSent in Lu<cki•:s • • • the mildest cigarette you ever smoked Redaoed ftOO"iS •1 00 fll5 IIATQ Ph o .. ~ ha.Je. :n~ that does ' not explain why folks everywhere regard Lucky Strike as the mi!Jest agarette. The fact is, we 'never overlook the ~th that7'Nuure '.olll lt.'l ~ ..... .t..la.rle.:,a Tth""" ('(I these fine tobaccos, after pro~~ and mellowing, , are thea given the llenefit of that ludcy Strib purifying process, described by the worda"It's ~"· That's why fOJiu in every aty, town ana hamJec say that Ludriet~ are such nilld ~. . = =~0111 ';:!,::':"&::"..d..~k!/::J;;;::::.:, ;:Z; --"":!~~ ...p~o., mo'J.. Doa nor thiS ""PLun the world w1d1 occoptOII<'ka!f y~.at ofludcJ \ FRANK AND AL ' • Poae Befo..i'-<:ameru wlth I I -ewE~ DEfEAT BY SMIU JI ND R~~SEVHT I V:, Ill r ~ Aa Lehman Ia )llommatl!il 1 For Governor Of 1 New York I 1 !jll1nJ" tHJpen\\t!'\!1! ' ,HaWQlCfup I Smilea And By GEORGE R ROJ..Ml:.S • INB Slliff CO!'t'eSpondent. Albany N Y Oet. &-1N8-t.. Smith has shaken han& pl!blt\iiY OV.th Frauklln D RooeeveU--e.ncl bet~£.n them they h&ve ahaten 1 •rnmany Hall t.o 1ts. fowtdatiOil f<oJittclil.lly that is a hllhly tm porta.nt development an New Yor!c And It may prove o1 even more importance tn the pre91dent[al f.iection next. months 'l ammany toOk onl! of the WOl'St lieldnp in years in the St.A-te CC'II vention just ended here li.nd Snttth &nl Roosevelt e.drnlnlatered \ The Tirer went bacil: oo the CitY nur 1ng nwnerou& wound& and wlthoot bemr In a vet)' 1nv9rablc pcl6tt1nn for ret.&lJation Sm1th and Roosevelt found con't mon around In thclr adw ll.lY or I Col Herbert H Lehman ror the ~utxrnatorial nomination John l' CUtry the Tammany lei.l.(ler .:ild no~ want him With h16 up sraa &Iiles ClllTY backed Mo.yor John 8 Thacher ot Albany He 00clte(l him to such a. dangerous hour •hat for a. ttme lt appear J pos&ll,le the Democrats would npt be abl' to set F r o m uml-er tbe mldnilhL leeal lmur toa l1Unr But ln the end ti1L' oombln Papal Delegate Is Safe In America After Deportation MeXICO~~=·~·~;;r.:ieilo,IO eel llltlueoee ot Bm1t.h. and Roose �• PAOiit'IIIIJili ; 4 , -.a .................. -.. ........ Jj .. ¥'\'•i!fl'\•....... • I U) , •' • ' ······ ... ' '" " ...···. ................. Qlll ~ ... , ... .,..... CliMI \ '" '=' ..........". . . ,. ' 'I'UW. ~~ ........ ' .... " ~ ~ · ... ............... Ji TI:IIY KEEPER: The Lor,d is 11\y keeper: .tile tliJ\l!llade upon thy risht hancl.-l'aalm Ill! :6. fAif4 i.J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Loc B. Palmer of Stele . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Georse C. Braden ~~~~~:~~,;· .. . .... ................ Joseph Tracy 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harry 6. D..y General .. ..... .......... .. John B. Bricker Senator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John A. Li.vd - a t - IW'.ll Repr... ntative ....... ........... · · · · Tom W. Jo .;•• cQmmioaloners ... Arthur Beegle, A. B. Bins I" m ...S to..U,. ProaeoutinJ Attorney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cedrio. Cl~r~ ,,:'~":' ~'.!:..vs..1=.";....,. Clerk of Courts ..................... .. · John Sr;m and 'nlelll o1 Sheriif ................. .. ... ... . ..... A. 0. Tracy ~=---";:' ~~~ County Recurder .................. Ger. H. ~einbart 1m. R\1111 Tucter IUid Oolll&ance County Treasurer . . . . . . ........... ... R. G. Webstor ~e recm~ 1\leltl or Mn. Surveyor ...... , . . . . . . . . . . . . 'f~1eodore Beegle MrL B. A. Y:c:Cuno"'b caUe<:l Coroner .... , .. .... : . .... , . .... .. . ... Hen H. Evdng en ber pareota. Dr. &Dd. lfrL T RECENT decision rendered by th' State (;bmm;... sion in charge of relief work and funds for ,that pur· P08e, wil1 come as quite a blow to Meip Couu(y citizens who had expected and hoped to see the Co!!_rt HoWle repaired and painted up to oifer a much different appearance to the public in general, than it does at the present 1 time. • While the commission has refUBed for the oecond 1 tiJRe. to approve the request, on the a&Humption that such 1 I. ... wOrk does not come under the head of relief, it il Somewhat difficult to see just why they take thla view of tbe ·1 a(tuation inasmuch as only needy unemployed· could h•ve been used for every bit of the labor and ee~ly the ~!It which would have been purchase~1 wo.~l~ . Jl~y Jimount to so much •• to make a .,.eat deal of dl.tTeience 111 the fund. Furthermore, all of the materials wol!!!fcer'l:&inly be furniohed by dealer. in the county, so that once ,.aln it is brought home that the funds W<>Uid lie u"'d to ~d advantage. It is ltard to see just where the line of demarcaU<in '!!Quid b<i placed. HiJhway construction, b!'l~~re . b)ltld· have lieen approved and many thousands qf 1\ollara been spent in this way for relief P~l !lli!OIIIf needy men and yet, thou•ands of dolla"' are :~;~~~ ·1~-;t~!~~~~~ materials, the greater part of the ~ going outoide of the county and in many iiUitJnees oqtside the state. Wherein therefore lies the differeqce? Ia it to be a a• to whether we shall place our ·Court fi'IIU!O in oo it is presentable or shall use tl)e lqo~~ey in out a curve in ihe road ov,er W, ,::ould to travel without a· bit of It iB to be notedt aa an • cloaed the i~~~~~~:~:E:~::~;however. hut h11 , : r .· !r;l~er date with membei'B ~f the ·i Vlrlll W - ilE •II· :g:: \ •. c ' ~:' ='!n~ ~~- stovt ·. . \ :; l~lr houaebold duUelapen' SWMI&J with I I \ •• Wocr...':.1 Led--:-;o Anotbei.· ,'1\Ii ~ By Artlu.,. u~uaa" Baer -=:====== :,..._ attended a 'WieDer t"CCUt at Plne Grove Prld&J evening ln botkR' o1 Chaltet bJah edlool atmlors. ' --()ne entl at Poblt. Pleasant vlltt1n8 her uncle, Will Macb1r and wUe. The P. T. A. rneeta at Dixie Prl· Jennie d&y eve:n1g.&: Oct. 1. Mr .and Mn. John A.IUnder ~a.d Wedas SWJday BU88tll Mr. an4 &lste' Taylor and Mr. and lira. ROberblon 'Miete wiD be a nUy day at Bethel Each c-lau hal ""s. the J. "''"· Antlqwty ... I . ·-··----- 8y rfti'IIY'-• •a ~ .&l,l'J.:S rr~ LtfAJ.I.~--~ ~,... JOt Bethel Klnl · ~ ?ff."PJTf\~ Y'l ,. ·~ lo.Wina -Ill Ll,.,.,_ "' l..h•~t·· CnhunUia I I week. .. 1 llottOht Dr. and Mlill. OhariN Zeiter Of Pennsylvania and dauahter, J4r. and "lra. Ohu. W. Brown, 0011. Pl,uJ Coolidge. , TO THINK! DID YOU By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA Ed1aa G. Harrja. Owner and Publiaher of the Weal Point (M~a.) Daily Tim,. Leader, Ptuiclent of .tbe Tupelo (Miu.) ·P.,ily Newa, And IUeraJIJ' repnled u on~t of the moot aucceaaful alll4lll city ~bliahen in the South, ..,.. : ' . • Permanent Wave Speelalt ' . W••• .......... .. ............. ~~· - -·-- · ~ trit~;~. ~· ~ ~ • . ' {' Raymond Johnson or Parkersburg spent Thursday here with home ~~- i : ' ·Aai!ar MktdJeawart had ihe mis· f~~ tyall ~ brellk )lis .leg. .J t)~. p. P. 'tlenderson fonner'ly ot .t'Ortlatld has returned from Vienna . Australia where he haa studied tht! 1 1 paHt yeat· 1o LexJU&ton., Ky. Kan~uga '• .. i , :·· I ·a~d I Mr. and Mrs. A, w. PuiU.ns daughter Kat.hlee~!' returned Wed· I Rou.lie w:tJ taltnted. nesday from a ttib days vacation '.'~~;n;ry," . B~rb said ovet tl!e spent at. Cleveland, Butfnlo N y pl1one, "I'm driving with Tom to Nlaaara Jl'alls and other points: "' 1 ~·m sorry, ld.d," he ·~•red , lnto ltd hatr. l'1t1sbur~h f'?_r. a b"n ga}ne." .. _.:-, Several o! our citizens attepded 1 "You'te breiaking a date," ' M: re~ the bean dinner a.nd rally and heard 1 minded her. move with the poetry of motion, 'hit? it: Barb was boldine ~ •on-W-• vlee pre11ldent Curti.B and other "Thi-!1 is something special. Ted hdn't rome- back; h~ bad tbi11g back- Ted · aJwa)'l '~;bt che1 speakers at Pt. Pleasant Tuesday. Mr. and MMI. Ro.as Harding hod Ca11't you come any other ev.epif).g gone to the .tclephone many times, iMpression ot '" lnvi!1ible hand be· -how about Monday?" ' ' convinced hirnseif that he liad 'been tWeen them, holding him back; as tllelr dinner IJ\Ie&ts Sunday Mr. 1 "I'm working uud need my -sleet), wrong; but lte hadn't call~d~ For B.-rlt:• hand: and her facr with lte and Mrs. Lewl.a Harding, Mr. and 1 Mn. Emmett. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs Sunday's the only morning I can the time being he was blocking q1ri0;u!, taunlinR, lnvltlna 1mile. W, Price and dauehtel's Mary and slrep in." cars: it Wasn't a hot job and he Going by now, saylntp I can aer 1 pnnevleve,• Carl L. Rathburn au I "I'm sorry, .T ed." didn't ~eed sl~ep; and he had asked 1 yqu whenever I want you. 1of Kner, Mr. and Mn. Hale Hard "If yo11 br>~ak thi~ ~ate , it'll .,be Rosalie t,o the Tenni' Club dance. Inc and Mrs. wm. Houston or K~~on· l Yeah? thoe las t one." Ted was proud of ROsalie: she • aura. I "Wdl-if• you want to be that was a gypsy, uotic. If was a Jt waa time to do aomethlnc Mr. and Mrs Charles Hanes of , way, all right.,. pretty dress although Ted never about Barb; make her aet thal Charleston viatted his brother capt 1 "Goodby." got mo.re than a general impres- neither her money nor her position. Bherma.n Hanes and wife here Jl'rl~ 1 meant • thing to -him. She wa1 a day. I sion of a girl's outht. "Goodby." that; maybe too Mrs. LIUian Warnl!r vlsiLed wiLh I Barb slapped the phone down "She'a followlna you with her fine 8id and 1 good for him; bu1 Ted wasn"t quhe friends In HuntiJliton. Sunday . and bit her lip. He had a nerve; eyes... Mrs. Anna. Miller and sister Mrs who wag, be to talk to her like Girh were funny. Rosalie and so certain about that any more. Kuhn of Huntington visited M!'s.! tliat? She should -give up a trip Barb didn't like each other: they There was an arlstotraCJ of Sidney Stewart and Mr. and Mrs: 1 to Pittsburgh to sPend an evening had gone to Academy together; brains as well aa money; if you Oltver Weethee last week. hearing him talk about himself, Rosalie had tkipped a class or Barb had the brains you coald make tht Mr. and Mrs. C. 0 . Houck had a., But she felt a little guilty. a little: bad been held back- anyhow money; then you•d bave both. 1 their guests Sunday: Capt. and : sorry, He was a nice boy, if you Rosalie had gone off to college. He'd seen enough of Barb to know , Mrs. H. E. Houck ot Oa.IUpoJis and handled him right, and he certainly She and her mother luld just he couldn't come to her unlea 1 be . :::· and Mra. Albert Romine or , treated her tbe way sho wanted a enough to get by. Her molher was wa1 her eoci~~ol equal: that would ;,ter. • . . , ·• boy to treat her-Ted was safe aa 5ociety editor of the Newa. tl.ke time. In . the , meanAme• he 1of ~~In ~ho hl!-8 had, _fhBtRe 11o brother; not too exciting or too Rosalie sang as they danced: rt_tight well ahow her thu 1he 1 moved ta•o!'m~~00M atatio~ has · seriou11; but better that way than "'Take some honey from the bee wasn't a poodle dos to be whlsded ~ l Cl}e.shlre Is now In 'eh:;..wa~d thor , the other. . Mix It up with TNT at. . atatton. o e' Still, it had to come. Barb was And what'Ve you got? · Barb didn't like Rosalie: Rou!ie l Mn. J Q. Adams went tO ' Pome- 1 young, entir.!ly too ,OOng to .hi~ Magno1la-" waa a gvod .Jco.u t; m!lyhe- rt would J roy Friday to vlalt rt!lativell. 1 seriously about anybo~y or to give Rosali.e could •ina: the blue songa burn up Batb if he kept bustin1 , Mra. Ella Russell vls.tl.ed relntlve~ .all of her time to one: ~." Maybe and m,ake you (eel lhin8!; she ·was around with Rosalie. I at Beach Rill last week. abc could lib Ted better ~ tbi~ a dancing fool......and pretty, :-St~me But Rosalie left·' ·,QWn Wlt~ · he~ ' Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McDade 1 the rest; per..a.,. .abe di( bu~ ' It was .'looJdng, her •OYer& · StOn, mother durin~ ' 'Aol:ust 'OR 10 a 1went to Portland -to attend the fun. I would be a miltak:e to ever &et biiD liA.nted to c:Gt .in oD evtn ' aeW girl, Lake Erie ; resorlj Te.d " ,ot '· to~e· : erl '?fa relative last week. I lllllpect it. u If he were appointed to take same . over the week-enda a tid i And he'd c:ome baek: be alwaJ'I diem over when they reached a foughl eontinuan, agaia•t the J dJd. Certain atage. temptatioa of the telephone, A 1 Throb! Throb! T&robr Stram! Barb floated by. alwa)IJ &reatly brokea date wasn't ao !lllucb, after 1 Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Becll:er and 1 Strum I Ta-da-ta-da-ta.-da. Wah-a- fntereated In the boy she wu with: and the had always beea oa children of Middleport were sun wa·ha·ha ••• Shuffle ••• Oapl when it was Stone, d•n'cing !lowly the - 'ev~ lfith him. He dreamt of day guesU of Mrs . .M'attJe H-enry. J CJapl and bendina onr her like a giaolo. bet, aaW her fa~e in the furnare Mrs. George Nea11e and children • "She's watdtin1 JOtl." Ted bumed up. fires-a shinina ris1on In pastel of Mason spent Sunday with M:1·s. T-ed daaced tnore athletically. Why didn't Barb and Rosalie 11hades. Laura Pox. He was in ~pe and could ~trance: like each otherP They wert both But it wun 1t just 1 b1"01cen date Pred Lewis &nd SOli lsanc c~ atou•d tirelessly, He felt like cut· good kid1 although different, of -it :Wu .tomethina deeper: and Hartford spent Swxtoy with Mr. tiag loose. :U.:uaJc had piled up In coarse. You never knew what Barb Tec:J.. buns Oil. Throuih Ions eveand Mrs. Dana Lewis. 1 .;, bones aad wanted to run out waa thinking but Rosalie came ninga of sitting Born to Mr. and M.rs. Elver Fox 00 tht porch September 21, a baby boy. ' •is toet. raa like a whooping kid. right oat with lt; she was more swlng,. · or in the tr;~wn park. or _,. 1 Ernest M'cCo)', student at Morris ' ,elea.aed from echQol 11 , · . like a fellow. t-..,.. ~ . to Big Red at the cttr Jail Harvey College aL Barboursville Oompahl Oompihl .Wah-"h-h-wa· And abe could dance: abe wu or ' chatting wltb the boys ar the spent the week end with 'Thelma lla-hal . ~ot a~ ,out of it. D~c- pooJ room. ~ ~attled Jot bis BmiLh. 1 Tbefte ..... .lie In dM •iU..~ too~- ias\ w"b' R/,I,lie w•1• compelliiiB principle. ~ · l~ ;o:, ~ ·" Mrs. John Lonastn.th of Lanrstho wJUrrlaa of the b~', 87' daiq; It took your l;tod, aad your S.he had aaid h.e couldn't vme 11pent the PIUit week with Mt·9. ~ i•rl!!''~ 11M rt'follllloa of 11M 'lOIIi mla4. ~Otl thea It made ,oa 1!'"1 be:~ at anythJna:; .that wu a9:lruhe Myrtle Barker. , _ listeMd for It; bu&:f 01117' 10JJ1t!thia1 ~· . ; of 1 mind for a presptetlv, hr:lte. Mn;. Tom Bwn,arner and ehll-' Frita COdld upre11 it wkh a Barb wu amootll an~ airY - a Sbe•d baYe 10 tetpect · him 1 dreu of West Oohmtb.la were sun .. 1 dtv P:tM'Rtl of Mrll. J:Jvl'r Pox. ~·~~= Ollly Bta Pri&a wkb ld1 pot aweD daocer u.d 7011 couldn't lose •he c01lld like blm. aa4 Qe. ~u .....ll t ~ ~~· tobaccooreoJore4- teeth, llair7 her, except oa a reverae now and respect him if he IUrH~d 1 r.ct. Shertdan RUMell has anne to Ma1 met where he hu employmPnl. bnn. miD. - Mr. and Mrs. Howard Throck- j' martin ot Alba.ny spent Sunday with Mrs. Annie Price and 80118. Mrs. ThrockmarUn remained for a. 1 longer visit. .. I Mr. Arkley &.nd daushter Mr11.1 Frank Dougherty of Steubenville spent a few days with Mrs. Nancy Seales. ' 1 Rev. and Mrs. Cl&J"Y attended the j district conterenoe at Pomei'Oy Friday. R-.lph McDade of Parkersburg 1 wa.a he~ P'rtday. Abner Price of Parkersburg spent the week end here on his farm . .¥r, and Mrs. Jamea Davis spent . ~~r.I- Wltb· relaU\'ea ""~.t Mu!e! · •. ,-.q.-. ' Trd walked to meet her; she smi led qdickly and rushed into h'is arms. He bdd her close for awhil~. 'Tm sofry, kid," he whiapbred int o lu~ r ha,ir. , · · She smiled ra~~antly; led hin\ by the han4 to : the• pjano~ play1!d f(!r mlU or CI!Jrle.ston were vlall.iQ& HaiTiaon: RWe Sunday. ..,_ calllnf on IJr. and 1JrL o . M. Rk:e SUnday afternoon were Mrs. owdor. BlvUl aftd Leo Cad-· .. .. • The ciga; na alrnon hurried to :. the ~nd. Tetl 11uddenly felt Jikc '~ fooL H~ mjgbt as well leave. , Hut 1thc · ~~m" o~ened and RC?sal.ie earn~ back. She approached hitn 'doubtht!ly, eyes troubled and COil• r0o11d in Mr. and ~- E. 8 . Car\p'JlU ol wtnneld, Mr. and. Mrs. Leo Cart- I ;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=-: 1 'I ·SYNOPSIS Young and ambitious Ted Wyane rr 1l izes he cannot ask the wealthJ Barb Roth to many a mUl hand, 10 he leaves his ~osition in the Bellport ,;t~el mUI and worb his way through Old Dominion college. He show• promise in footbalJ, and Bamey Mack, the 'coach, takea an Interest in him. Tom Stone, atar player and Ted'• rival for B•rb'a affection1, is antagon:stic towatd.a bim. Ted, bowe-ver, is admirod bY tho other students. During vacation he toils in the mill to earn his tuition attd prepare for r the 'fall football SeAIOR. Rosalie ;Downs, of a, nelahbprina: colle•e. dilcUstes philosophy with lTed. She Is ~urloua when he laui;hs at her and ~ails him conceited. . .I ==o:=== , on the work of rehabilitation at oar ~\il1ilce. It is to be hoped when that m~o~rq· fio held. &!ld ""d it occurs before the weather b'ecoq1es i11i!lern~nt to 10~~:0~m 1~~:,nt Vi\F'~I11t out of doors. that the nece88ity can be Mbown in ouch .,..._ Vem collins lllld and famlb'. .L t I f.~~~~!'...r Athens &pent a rew days 1 Mrt: K&te Ward of Pl.. Pl:euant · • way ae to secure the state approva I o f t 11 JlFO~ec • I· wtth Mr. aud Mrs. wm 1! vlatttn1 aeo. H. Rtoe and Harrl liDil Rtd. ,• " J TIIANC/3 I+IA..UA.CI ,_. .DI3TAti!JVUD j,;;;;0 ~·0,;;,..;~.;.,,ii.J ;ac;m::e=thl=n:og;abo=::u::t=h=lm=. a. ·~ Poplar Ridge Gilbert. McDade of Mt. Pleaa&nt LOWEll THOr.t.~ FORK Mn:. Fred Taylor. had Llle m:..rorProof of Taleal Michlaan, spent Sllturday here ! tune to cut .Jtl one of hts tue!l Jt 18 il proof or •rear talent• to with hi9 t;a M d V1 -- H- A. Barnett-spent - Sunr:1a" r> ' while chopping wood paren • r . an 111 rll. · Ml':<: Ohas. Hyse ll rettornl.'r1 hc,m!' Mr and Mr1:1 Llo d JcnklnH and rl!!'tnll the mind from the IM!nses •ud ~-, Mc~ad:1 He wa.a accompanied . Satmday after spending the sun'- I Nuro with h:s wife. She Is there cblldr(,n or Mlddfepm-t visited to s@runntP thougllt from hnMt.te~n~tt wlte ~nd ~le daugh~~- mc1· with her ~;IsLer, LI7.Zl'J HumJJh- with hPt .~lster. Mrs. Wflltel' R<>He- Sundr.y with his fat-he~. Jamea ClcPro. Y ane w o ve spent l'8Y ot Akron. bury, who'iS sertoUBiy Ill. . lheMr""'•'nd~e wHeekiJ here d An.'Kln Jackson and wire spent Rev.( Moss cl08ed ·a succeasful r.!l. arry 8 wan an a 1 h E o T k d · ·• I children spent SW'Jdll}' at Parkers-\' un< ay wtt · · uc er an rt:vlva l llt O!t!r . churt:h, ~~::~unday bu'"' with relatives. wtk n_lgh t. -f.Je baptlze4 ~lgh\_- Jn the Mrs. Allie Orbln and daughter ' Lola Russell attended the ball m er at Brighton, Sunday;·c , Lucile of Ravenllwood spent one\ same at Laurel curr, Sunday. Rev o H. Carder assist.&! l;lv $6.00 """"' ·ou $2.50 day last .,,.k with Me ond Mra . B'"'' Moo". E<!na Morris ond Rev Lothcy. io hpldlno ·a ""'Ivai 1 MrS. £d Price. . LUf. rkdKOn made a bUSineSS trip at Eckard chapel. · . . . $3.00 L~•Y Slryke wa.. ........................ $1.50 MIA Lois Browning of Uolum-- to Poml•rov. Saturda" Lennie- Knapp ancl,famUy "vi111ted (THIS WEEK .ONLY) bus Ls vl81tlng her parents Mr. ond ' Ussa Swick WU, call1ng on hnmf• ! W. 0 • McKhmey, nnd t.amlly ., Mrs. P. E. Brownlna. 1klks, recenUy. &Uilda.y . NELL JENKINS Mr. and Mrs. Lawl'ence Rltehle / Ot.o. Mc ~rt: Sr., WAs callm'il. on The Sunday dli~ntr luest.s . of i.t S"-' L (.£ HOTEL MIDDLEPORT. J c. hn Jc.nes and wife were~ l1r. ; ca1led on Mr. and !14J's. Herbert Dl~k Moore, lii.St week. i .. ' ' . ~ Pickens or Antiquity one day last ·\ Betty Moore has oe-:n Ill . 1 Rube nnd Miss' A!OleS 'Koo~;p . Jl..:v j ' T FOOTB .a. LL. ...OM. NC I , A GR EA. .,.lilY NIH~"'FIA"n/RI~A. _ ot I _ p pt. Jeasant•.it. 2 f.li' '"-4-:"::0-"...:=:,...!.L~:=::;,.o~~~:::::=r,0 . the bome ' . I•""' .• ;-c.":::- ·-. .!:!· .,. I Otorct , ' CHERRY RIDGE ~ I .. 1 ! .u- I ! AJfre.f. , -.:===:il'f Mn. M1nnle Orr, Mr. and Mn. We Liked tile OIIHlme Campallftl prepared to bac::k up pis oplolons AJ1bur OIT and da\llht.er 1pen&; We're only a mouth loo8e from tooth and nail. hlp M1d t.high and B.undeJ' with Mr. and Mn. Garrett the ftr:st Tuelday after the second 8Cl'atch and gous:e. Circle of Racine. Mond&f In November. CUnkm U:eNamet or carmel was The retiKnl why they spoke off a dbmer sunt at the home or s. E. The two can.d!.dntea hi~ aeUled trett stumps waa \o llmtt the platTrUSRII 8undl.y. down to their wor~ ~nd art apeak.. ·form lt,o one man. There wun tt rootn for two. And .lf a IllY t.r1fd to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence Ina from r.11 angles. and famllJ called on l(r. and Mrs. _ cUmb up he made hlmeelf a. perrem. W. H. Wolfe or ll'agle Rklae SatW'· w0 will say that thla lll an un-, U.e for a short kick In the face . ' day evenl.ng. uaually mlld campatau In penonali'Mrl. IOnnJc Orr tpcut 'Ibureday Uca. , Stat.iatia:, IU'!IU:denli, rebuttals and Prtd.ly wlth Oil1a Moore and family of CarmeL It wam't like Uu!.t. In the olden 1 and recrlmmlnatlons all rated secGcorae Mceutt...... h left 1 1 d wbf:n candlda.tes ll"""''"e from ond when two strong opponent& k t ...... u a.ya .,.... shucked their caabl and ~led. 1n wee or Colum.bwl where he re- the shouk!er and klckOO. from the 1 a terrific bouquet of tunu:; and legs. 1 aumecl bJa 1tt¥llel at OhJo State hlp. unl"enlt.y. --John liORheld 1tqdent. at Ohio Jackson, Tyler DoUilas. Blaine, Douglas could outtalk Lincoln but university at. Athem .,. a. recent Lincoln, RooaeYi!lt, Wilson and Ule the crowd knew Abe wu the beat CO~e and son 1pen·, sueet ot his sl:JU!r Mnl. Pa.ul Orr. o\ber platform bounr.en hat.ed tllc:Lr wrestler. If anybody a-ot ln fronS. of at John w. Rices. Mrs. Mildred. Prank ot l!'.q:Je 'enemies and loved thllir trlends. Andy Jackson lt was Jt+St to9 bad. 1 -Rldle •pent BQturda}' night and 1r "- ' Sundav or his La11 "•h ua ts and "Ia n PIOuue • .. , _,.lh w• L. E. -··-II &nd They hated ... w"'1r ene mlM and tank I fo.mlb' aod Other '"latlvos. loved lhelr triend& 10 much thai l they cou,ld.Q't teD 'em apart. 'I11ereBut now the boY6 a.re perllamenfore, Ute only safe we.y W Jet elec'- t.ary and dl&nifled. No vttrkillc acted &CCUIII!l your opponents of I cusatlon and no personal lndlctwuler the eeUpae and menta. we prefer the Qld way. lllnp anr tt.. When a mid-Vlctortan preddent -~•!I"DI!'o. went lnto the White House we \mew I 1 ... 1 11 :=:r..a.::~~=:i I Moore- Lawrence 11-1 ~~::~;;~~ Governor :.SIMiolW: ~ ~·~,l'w;;::! ~unty 1iij MEIGS COUNTY COUilT "OUIE 0 I "nd.\Tbe I da'!fh· Governor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David S. lnJ~llM COUNTY' 01 * STATE I! I ' 11ii;IJii....4Y, OCI'OJIIiR I, - ,.. iCtW Portland Middleport News. Pft41dent .......... . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . Herbert .H.oovftl' V4.ce-~dent . . . . .. . . . .. . .. .. . . .. . . Cb~rl.. Gurtla S. Sllnator . ... . . ....... . ....... .. Gilbert llett01a11 lOth District . . . . . . . . Thomu A. Jenkiqw CODIIJ'eeoman-at-Larj'e .. Geor11e H . Bender, L. T. Palme•· • 'I'D ~IL! ftWIU .... JIOIIliiiOit, - '· .' : Atklna Pr""'y .U.ht an4 pve her' J KtnMth Edwards of Columbo" Rcy Nei1011 was call..;, on li'U· o. H. carder, wile and chtJ4ren. 'ot Jenklol and funlly. ' 1lOll " aM ;di.Giht.er·ln-law, Kr. and . ~t the week end wiUl Mr . and hmt Litmbert. Bunda}'. He-JatH.s, ROJ RJ1Ii and wue and Jll.ul B&metl of Pt. ~-...._ ___... ~ Mrl. Habl.rt AWna, tlllabeJ Haftl) _ Ji;U Ebersbach wu a recent .-ueet MrJ. E11zabeth Rlflle o! OWl Mol- ..,. on the rldCt the .PMt '""..;;;---. ·~ ~ 1Mn. Tom Edwardl. ,an old t ..htoned belUJll ;and ktedl· Tbf funeral of Mtt. 0eotte , Lou Bdwardlh baa 10~_!. Lo Suey -~ ot ' Macll!on Balnl. low. bUiinell. _.., ,. ~ ,a en shower. ThomJIIOI'I .,.. held at tbe M. B. rua whm he u emp .... ,ment. Betty Moore spent Sunday niRht M1tl Minnie Harrl8 or Cow - R~ Mr. aod Kra. .Br)'an creweiii M'r. and Jrln. Donald Rob1nlon duueh Tuadar aftemooo 1P Mre. Rannond Walburn and 8011 I 'lfith L. c Dod8on JS spending • few da,ts 'Nit.h heJ of Kntf: t.. Pho"' Your N,... T•-VIRGINIA GREGG--Pbone "'·L . and aon Rn of Or&nte were Y1f.. i c:harae of a Oohunbua undertaker. Raymand Lee are YLIIIUn" Mr. and &1!1!\e .,U W MODday su.ter, Mrs. P'lorence EekRrd and. cbDdren , IPt!At Sa ; ltln& the former'• puentl1 Mr. rlmertl .._.conducted by Rev. Yn. Charln Walburn of Mkldl!!Ch11!: Diehl and wife were caiJ. c. W. Schultze. wife and two u.rda.J nl&ht a.nd SUnday •1lh h1a 8 0 M~~~'n.ao: ::afh. foJ. 1:-:~~a!':'~ ~~ ~W stewart of Mktdlllport •pent: ens nft Homer Hawkinl !aturday children, vbltrd h1a •later, Mn. o: =~· Ml'. &nd MN. ~ QNo.r , CLUB MEETS lng of tt!e year. Tuesday evening low:int vLtl.ton SUDday: Mn. Wll• : at.tendin& from. a d'i5t.n~ were :, Bunday a!ternaoo h ere with frl!!ndll I ev:,, """'II A B~kt.r and family, 8unQay flnd Mr. •nd Mrl. W . E. Sbav.!l' en••• . s. Edward. Duffy of Pomeroy 1at 7:30 o'cloc1l a.t the Heath M. B. Uah WadkJna and 100 Ralph or 1Oeortt Thorn n Mr and Mn. , . 1 .uo.ow•& .:.vruu Will ".. ng on am·nded the baptizing at Brleht- tcrt&bvd 8u.ndaJ attemoOo. Kr. 011 tnt.ertained the memben ot her Church. The first chorua prac- Athetll and Mill Bellle cvtWJ1fht Ben Weleer pea (J · and dau- 1 APPLE GR~VE ' Mrs. Wolt-er .[)<:.daon, Monday. and Mra. Arthur Scott 0: JacDoa.. 50IJ Club, Tunday afternoon at the tice WB..!I held. or Wea.t Columbia, w. va .• wbo wtH atlter vtrrlfttaaon.wr ::,e Mn liar· Gladys Eskew Ia home on a vaw 0. McKinney and son, Wm. Mn. LeAlie Lwnley. 11001. Imbclr" _ vey PlrJu Mr' &Dd Mra. cation. Jr . made a bu111neu trip to Bucl:- and Juruo., l(n. .J. B. Role,' Mr. home of her liater, Mn. Walter 1spend two weeka •ltb. ber aunt. ~~~Is , HBouth 8ecoad Avenue. Mrs. The Women's Christian Temper· 1 Mr. and Mrl. J•me~ 8..-..N were Jlowanl, ·Mr.· and Mrs. Everett ' faJ~ :C'~~UO:O:u.:~~~~:..ar~ Linzey Locke- moved to Hobson ey1' Lake, 0 Boturua• and Mn. Dallu RalPh, 1111, Ok1.1 J rl orriB received !1rst club anr.:e Union will meet at the the Bunda)" Juellltl: of llr. and Mre. Wolfe N1d aon. Wallace Dr and _Jut wcet. 1 Rolle fiCin Bobby Mr aad ·.Mra JHI/J• und Mn Hollis Scott, second church or Christ. Thursday at 1:3(l Oeojp Peannan at 8unmer. Mrl. Ihle ftul Howard rartwell party a:lven Thunday a.r.. Charlel\ Moo;e and wife callt.'111 J'anM. Leln1ey, lin aiad)'l Prench 1?. M. I Mr. and Mra. Warren Den.ta, Mn. Mrl Don- KcDt.de , Mr• aeorae tht: home of Mr. amJ ~ Cha.rlea on Dave Dodson.. Bund8v and .!IOtl llorLI POT LUCK The What-So-Eve r Cla55 of th r 'Ntlllam Bentz and daUihter Lola Pr!Ht, U.n. Poreat Mcoo,.;ald ali of l!i. Sayre, ln honor of M.nl. A. M. The lnf!Ult chUd of Ployd Wise 1 _ Merrtll Ta:vior ot .t.Dpvllle, Tiw Melp Temple P)'thhm Sis- j""resbyt.ertan Church y,•UJ meet Ft1- were the week end loeetl or Mr. Colwnbua Mr. and Wn. Stanley Haeue by her friends, wU.h whom waa burled at. Miles eemeter) . 1 . , . q,ent Swtday with hll lr&Dd• Ll'l~ No. 163 held a six. o'clock pot- day f:venlna at the ch urch \nd Mrs. WIJ11am Shiveley and La....ell ind Kr. and Mra. Hale tht ha.t JPf!nt the .summer. A Thurulay. Mr. and Mnl . C~tt JamP" mother. Mra. Eleeta Rust. 1 hwk supper, TueadRy evenlns at M\-. and Mrs. R. A. Mille!' a ·t M'r:s, Bertha Shivele7 ot Huntlnc- lla.sterman of Sprlnctleld 11n. ·Bt,- wmpt uous dlnl'wr 'lr'all &erVed. Mn. Nlal Price il slowly lm- had att their guest!. Thur/Sday evelhi!lr lod1Je rooms. Mrs. J . H. spendlna: the week at Harbor Hills tonR tber WoUe, ot Cleveland, Mnl, ,J , 1-repnred by the ladlet; In atLena- proving from an lllneaa. 1 nlfll', Mr. and Mr11. Harold Bwtlih· EAGLE RIDI:.E Grate, deleaate to the Pythtan Bls- Buckeye Lake. Mr. and Mn. Martin Koehler H. w. Schafer of Plymouth,• Mr . ance Thooe present were : ~t-, Eeer and baby, Mr. and Mn. Ken~~>rs Grand [.()dgc Convention which Kelly Gro:2an Is orr duty at Oro- were the Sunday lueatl of the tat- Artley and dauchter Mn. Prank tbcr P91T, Nn. Ernest Moms._Mn ··.k MT. UN JON neth Swisher ot Little Kypr, )fr, Mn. Hennan Prank and chiMren Wali held at Lima, pve a report on gan's Mt!at Market becau5e of Ill- er'a aliter, Mra. Miller Bean ot Doueherty ot Steubenville, W•ld Wald Sayre, Mn. Ruth "'Ao d;o11. and Mn. Rex Lemley and dauah• spent Priday wlth Mr. and MB. thr convention. A larte number nf'ss. Sumner 1 UUe Ind. d&US:htet Amelia or Mid- MrK Fanny B&nes. Mrs Wth, &m U:r, Jean .. Geo. Frederick.. vl lfll!mbers were In Bottendance. Mr. and Mre. Sid William.<; rc· Mr. aDd Mra. Emmett Hawk and 1dletown, Mn . Edna Lyona and dau· Bhalll, Mr&. EUiene Slaugh~r oi Mr. am: Mrs. Pnmk Foley spen'.1 Hollla Seatls and family are Mr. and Ml'll. Raymond I-rant , tmned the rtrst or Lh.e week from ra.mlly of Hemlock Grove lpent ahter, Barbara. of Bladen, Nn. Cot.Lageville. W. Va .. M.rr; S. M. Sunday with Mr . and Ml'8. Ernest moving to Rutland, thll week . ealled. on P . R. Orr and fllmUy, CLASS MEETING a vlalt at ·Leta!'t with Mr. and Mrs. Sunday wiUt the tormer'a broUlPr Laura Weimmer of Jaekllonvtlle, CrOM and daughter Addle, M~·r.. Nichols. . ,._.,. u.nd Mrs. C. E. Ftfe ot Oal- rhur!lday evenlntr. ,, 1he Loyal Pals Class of the Dan Hartlna:er . J . M. Bentz. Mr. and Mrs. w. E. McDad' of Clara HuLton, Mrs. Ginther ~;~f M1., Lloyd Wbotighrl :ment ll llpolls. were 011 the rid~te Snmhw Mrs. Alban BiaP and two ·chliChurc~1 of Christ held a pot lu.ek I Mrs. H.arry Brunker of Belpre Mr. and Mn. Ray Whaley of ' Ka.nauaa, Mra. Shiveley ot ll;iut Pc.mervy, Mrs. C. E Morris or Ba- _few days laBt week with ~11;~;, Mont Mr. o.nd Mrs. Ira Swisher an· dren 1}*-nt Bunda)" ,with Charl'l!!ll ;ll!Jpet a nd bualne~ meeting al: the 1and sister. Mrs. Bam. Deibel or Cher-y Rldl'e were calllna on Mr. Liverpool, Clyde Ayre•. of Beaver 1 ahan. Mrs. Marlon Ou1-::.: 1md ho»- Wells at Rad~Hft' . nounce the arrival or a i J-2 pound Bo.bco!:k and famtly J~mf' of Mn. Dwl8ht Froat1 TuP,~~- I Marletta and Mr and Ml's. "\ J . and M"l'llo. v. L. Sbup~,-ay Monday. PaUl, Mn. R. Smart, Mn .1:. '-"· t eN. Mn. c. a . sayre anti d:tughMl. and Mns. Pearl Jordon spent baby girl , bum Sept. Zll. The little David Spencer and wile, If, L. IY evening · 1Hamilton spent Tuesday Y.1th M~ . Mrs. Charlea Betsl~ ot Silver ~k~ and Mrs. John C1rcle ·' Of ter, Roberta. f.i un~y wtJh- Mr. and M'r9. J. : D . m!As has been IJiYen the name of Spencer and family spent 8\.lll&l.y Hamilton's &lster. Mrs. Jamea Rldle waa vlsltltllf M:m Dana SWartz Racine, Mrs. Docla Middaua:h, Mr. Mr and Mra. Early Rou.-;h at- Joi"(J8t\, ·~· ,.._' ·, D&lsy Marie. wlLh Ed Holter and wife. , BRIDGE CLUB Moore ot KYKPr . ' Moq'da.y. and )4ra. Earl Wolfe, Prands 80)'· tendt:d a reunion near IRI$'ilt, v-. Mt, ;~Dtt· ·''krs. W. B. Hopkins Mr. and Mr11. Perr1 Ralph a.re • P. R. On- spent Swtd&y with B Mlss Sara Loul.se Scott w;;.s hos· Mr and M:ra. Max Roller and·, Mrs. June Flndllnll wu VIIJIUna de•. Olada and Oarnet Mlddatll'h,, Va .. sunday. .:peut -sun~:; with Mr. and Mrs. moving rrom c . E Plfe's rann , m E. Orr and family. t1·.'-'..'; Monday evening O.t her home daughter, Mary Ma~tha, spent her brother Coy Hawk one daJ : r. ~nd ~n . J . P . Wells and Mary : Rev. Law Will begin o .:.er!r·s of, Chus, "Woodprd. with the former's po.rent.s, Mr. and A. P. Sinaer and fa.mlly called on I'UI'ner of Main street and Flrsi Tuesday afternoon o.t Huntington ~is week. o:eraum leld of Parkerabura and mutlngs ':l.t Fairview, WcdJ·t:M.Ia:,: Mr~. O!x:rt Ma~hs spent thr Mr15 Ed Ralph. P. R. Orr and famll;r 8\Ulday at· A~enui' to the members of her J • eYenlng. WClk l!nd Wfth her PftJ"elhS, "'· · Mrs. Libby Thompson nrol't r"V" tt:moon. ht·IJMt- club. Mrs. Ed Coates reh~e~e Price dJed fl.t the home vt , There W111 be a social gJ~t'n b·, a u<l Mrs. W. D. Hinds Of Rutland. Harold, spe nt Sunday wiLh her Wm. Warner and famUy called Cl'lved Lhe prize for hlll'h score '31ephaat Gr~._..,.,,.. M,.t. CI.L :,lli~r Ru~ ~t ~~d f Land&, tht Me'try Makers Saturday t·~enMr a nd . Mr;s Leslie Chase ot daujJht.er. Mrs. GeOI"le French a nd on P. R Orr nnd !amUy, SUnday ' U 'fht! muny RIQ.rh~l nbout · eh~tihlmt 1y r. ce an 11om Y ormer- · ina: a.t M:. E. church. Columb\iP., have been vt~;IUILK hJ!i family at Campaign. eventna . . , MUSIC ~LUB MEETS , ---grR1'PYill'd~ hnve neYer ~n ferl- =~~ft Sunda for co- : Mr and Mrs. Earl Bha 11 k and IKII'IUI!'., Mt· a!Ld Mrs. Will Chase. I -.-- , W. H . Wolle ealled on A. D. .1 1 ~~' Woman !I Music Club ot J A group of fritlnds aJ¥1 nclahbors tted hy 11he' artunl d18«lvtry or &uch lumbus where he w1Jl c~ntlnue hi1 : liOns ::Jlt.ll~ Sunday ut Pl Pu:a. uut LOSES TOE IN ACCIDENT TutUe, SWlday. .atud.les at Ohio State unhersity J LewiH Taylor, sc.n of Mr. and Middleport met for the tlnt meet- ' met at the home of' Mrs. Ellzabf:oth burlA.I pill~~~ for elephantH. ( •• •'J4ii ' . ' ..spicy"Turkish i .' . '' , 1 • • ' ... . .,, • • ... .,. ·: , )l.: . ' t ' " : ' .., .. . ' .' t?bacc~f ;~ ;:h L :J ':1 . •' Turk.ish ; &oba""'!._so~etim":" ':'!"s hu~redf?' ~ ~ea''\11'' !o I he )!OUOd • .,ln ••11arettes 11 tk u,sed ,~'licit a• ~J11Ri; _, tn food, for Oavor.~nd better taste. · : ..... You' 'hutw flla& ,seatbi!lll lias to •r•~ugh <~f ~ net;ibo"in~h'.,.;' ''~-,' ! ;_:;/;~ J • ~ , .. ·.-:-'· ... .. . .1 ri :~· ; ~sed rl&i.t ~·· })~ ·;\ "' :,, -rt~· ~· 'II': be \f:' _:· Cheoterfield puts in just the right amount of Turtish ' tdhaceo-tlle best kinds-Xanthi, Cavai!Jj, Smyrna and S&m.oun. Tb.,.. are not merely blended, Ina Cl'OMI-blendid with ripe, mellow Domestic tobaoooa. .Enough Turkish, not 11J0 !lluch:._that'o one reaaon why ', Clieoleriields taste better---,why they llave··a delicacy of '.· a,:;.ma you do not find in other cigarettes. · ·• . 'c ENOUGH TURKISH BUT NOT TOO MUCH '• Cltuterji~ld Radio Prognma----Evoey alghtezeept Cout~to- Q)ut Sunday, Columbia Network. "' " l' ,' ' /'""" ,, - ' ..... . .•, .. t -aruljwt eno~h oftlu!~! a.IA'I .... ~- • .' Iellve,~ ~f · ·' 1hese tiny ,_., ~ . . I ..._t _, ·--~ ! ' t'. '. I. " ' an. ··· >t'-.,'r .. __ r .,' ' ... .. • '· Ciift011 llo!dHol!4 ~ ~ """'~ INq liAt- .. I • I aa4 ,' .. '· an 1 ' q . .j ,, i~ ~t'· . !.;• , .. ... ste ~· ie ... .,. ... j -~ > ' . . . ~ 1l t ' •' t ! ! ! ' 1 tt/:· 'o • l I , :, 1 a• .. -1. ' '· .. • I �• PAOiit'IIIIJili ; 4 , -.a .................. -.. ........ Jj .. ¥'\'•i!fl'\•....... • I U) , •' • ' ······ ... ' '" " ...···. ................. Qlll ~ ... , ... .,..... CliMI \ '" '=' ..........". . . ,. ' 'I'UW. ~~ ........ ' .... " ~ ~ · ... ............... Ji TI:IIY KEEPER: The Lor,d is 11\y keeper: .tile tliJ\l!llade upon thy risht hancl.-l'aalm Ill! :6. fAif4 i.J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Loc B. Palmer of Stele . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Georse C. Braden ~~~~~:~~,;· .. . .... ................ Joseph Tracy 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harry 6. D..y General .. ..... .......... .. John B. Bricker Senator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John A. Li.vd - a t - IW'.ll Repr... ntative ....... ........... · · · · Tom W. Jo .;•• cQmmioaloners ... Arthur Beegle, A. B. Bins I" m ...S to..U,. ProaeoutinJ Attorney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cedrio. Cl~r~ ,,:'~":' ~'.!:..vs..1=.";....,. Clerk of Courts ..................... .. · John Sr;m and 'nlelll o1 Sheriif ................. .. ... ... . ..... A. 0. Tracy ~=---";:' ~~~ County Recurder .................. Ger. H. ~einbart 1m. R\1111 Tucter IUid Oolll&ance County Treasurer . . . . . . ........... ... R. G. Webstor ~e recm~ 1\leltl or Mn. Surveyor ...... , . . . . . . . . . . . . 'f~1eodore Beegle MrL B. A. Y:c:Cuno"'b caUe<:l Coroner .... , .. .... : . .... , . .... .. . ... Hen H. Evdng en ber pareota. Dr. &Dd. lfrL T RECENT decision rendered by th' State (;bmm;... sion in charge of relief work and funds for ,that pur· P08e, wil1 come as quite a blow to Meip Couu(y citizens who had expected and hoped to see the Co!!_rt HoWle repaired and painted up to oifer a much different appearance to the public in general, than it does at the present 1 time. • While the commission has refUBed for the oecond 1 tiJRe. to approve the request, on the a&Humption that such 1 I. ... wOrk does not come under the head of relief, it il Somewhat difficult to see just why they take thla view of tbe ·1 a(tuation inasmuch as only needy unemployed· could h•ve been used for every bit of the labor and ee~ly the ~!It which would have been purchase~1 wo.~l~ . Jl~y Jimount to so much •• to make a .,.eat deal of dl.tTeience 111 the fund. Furthermore, all of the materials wol!!!fcer'l:&inly be furniohed by dealer. in the county, so that once ,.aln it is brought home that the funds W<>Uid lie u"'d to ~d advantage. It is ltard to see just where the line of demarcaU<in '!!Quid b<i placed. HiJhway construction, b!'l~~re . b)ltld· have lieen approved and many thousands qf 1\ollara been spent in this way for relief P~l !lli!OIIIf needy men and yet, thou•ands of dolla"' are :~;~~~ ·1~-;t~!~~~~~ materials, the greater part of the ~ going outoide of the county and in many iiUitJnees oqtside the state. Wherein therefore lies the differeqce? Ia it to be a a• to whether we shall place our ·Court fi'IIU!O in oo it is presentable or shall use tl)e lqo~~ey in out a curve in ihe road ov,er W, ,::ould to travel without a· bit of It iB to be notedt aa an • cloaed the i~~~~~~:~:E:~::~;however. hut h11 , : r .· !r;l~er date with membei'B ~f the ·i Vlrlll W - ilE •II· :g:: \ •. c ' ~:' ='!n~ ~~- stovt ·. . \ :; l~lr houaebold duUelapen' SWMI&J with I I \ •• Wocr...':.1 Led--:-;o Anotbei.· ,'1\Ii ~ By Artlu.,. u~uaa" Baer -=:====== :,..._ attended a 'WieDer t"CCUt at Plne Grove Prld&J evening ln botkR' o1 Chaltet bJah edlool atmlors. ' --()ne entl at Poblt. Pleasant vlltt1n8 her uncle, Will Macb1r and wUe. The P. T. A. rneeta at Dixie Prl· Jennie d&y eve:n1g.&: Oct. 1. Mr .and Mn. John A.IUnder ~a.d Wedas SWJday BU88tll Mr. an4 &lste' Taylor and Mr. and lira. ROberblon 'Miete wiD be a nUy day at Bethel Each c-lau hal ""s. the J. "''"· Antlqwty ... I . ·-··----- 8y rfti'IIY'-• •a ~ .&l,l'J.:S rr~ LtfAJ.I.~--~ ~,... JOt Bethel Klnl · ~ ?ff."PJTf\~ Y'l ,. ·~ lo.Wina -Ill Ll,.,.,_ "' l..h•~t·· CnhunUia I I week. .. 1 llottOht Dr. and Mlill. OhariN Zeiter Of Pennsylvania and dauahter, J4r. and "lra. Ohu. W. Brown, 0011. Pl,uJ Coolidge. , TO THINK! DID YOU By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA Ed1aa G. Harrja. Owner and Publiaher of the Weal Point (M~a.) Daily Tim,. Leader, Ptuiclent of .tbe Tupelo (Miu.) ·P.,ily Newa, And IUeraJIJ' repnled u on~t of the moot aucceaaful alll4lll city ~bliahen in the South, ..,.. : ' . • Permanent Wave Speelalt ' . W••• .......... .. ............. ~~· - -·-- · ~ trit~;~. ~· ~ ~ • . ' {' Raymond Johnson or Parkersburg spent Thursday here with home ~~- i : ' ·Aai!ar MktdJeawart had ihe mis· f~~ tyall ~ brellk )lis .leg. .J t)~. p. P. 'tlenderson fonner'ly ot .t'Ortlatld has returned from Vienna . Australia where he haa studied tht! 1 1 paHt yeat· 1o LexJU&ton., Ky. Kan~uga '• .. i , :·· I ·a~d I Mr. and Mrs. A, w. PuiU.ns daughter Kat.hlee~!' returned Wed· I Rou.lie w:tJ taltnted. nesday from a ttib days vacation '.'~~;n;ry," . B~rb said ovet tl!e spent at. Cleveland, Butfnlo N y pl1one, "I'm driving with Tom to Nlaaara Jl'alls and other points: "' 1 ~·m sorry, ld.d," he ·~•red , lnto ltd hatr. l'1t1sbur~h f'?_r. a b"n ga}ne." .. _.:-, Several o! our citizens attepded 1 "You'te breiaking a date," ' M: re~ the bean dinner a.nd rally and heard 1 minded her. move with the poetry of motion, 'hit? it: Barb was boldine ~ •on-W-• vlee pre11ldent Curti.B and other "Thi-!1 is something special. Ted hdn't rome- back; h~ bad tbi11g back- Ted · aJwa)'l '~;bt che1 speakers at Pt. Pleasant Tuesday. Mr. and MMI. Ro.as Harding hod Ca11't you come any other ev.epif).g gone to the .tclephone many times, iMpression ot '" lnvi!1ible hand be· -how about Monday?" ' ' convinced hirnseif that he liad 'been tWeen them, holding him back; as tllelr dinner IJ\Ie&ts Sunday Mr. 1 "I'm working uud need my -sleet), wrong; but lte hadn't call~d~ For B.-rlt:• hand: and her facr with lte and Mrs. Lewl.a Harding, Mr. and 1 Mn. Emmett. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs Sunday's the only morning I can the time being he was blocking q1ri0;u!, taunlinR, lnvltlna 1mile. W, Price and dauehtel's Mary and slrep in." cars: it Wasn't a hot job and he Going by now, saylntp I can aer 1 pnnevleve,• Carl L. Rathburn au I "I'm sorry, .T ed." didn't ~eed sl~ep; and he had asked 1 yqu whenever I want you. 1of Kner, Mr. and Mn. Hale Hard "If yo11 br>~ak thi~ ~ate , it'll .,be Rosalie t,o the Tenni' Club dance. Inc and Mrs. wm. Houston or K~~on· l Yeah? thoe las t one." Ted was proud of ROsalie: she • aura. I "Wdl-if• you want to be that was a gypsy, uotic. If was a Jt waa time to do aomethlnc Mr. and Mrs Charles Hanes of , way, all right.,. pretty dress although Ted never about Barb; make her aet thal Charleston viatted his brother capt 1 "Goodby." got mo.re than a general impres- neither her money nor her position. Bherma.n Hanes and wife here Jl'rl~ 1 meant • thing to -him. She wa1 a day. I sion of a girl's outht. "Goodby." that; maybe too Mrs. LIUian Warnl!r vlsiLed wiLh I Barb slapped the phone down "She'a followlna you with her fine 8id and 1 good for him; bu1 Ted wasn"t quhe friends In HuntiJliton. Sunday . and bit her lip. He had a nerve; eyes... Mrs. Anna. Miller and sister Mrs who wag, be to talk to her like Girh were funny. Rosalie and so certain about that any more. Kuhn of Huntington visited M!'s.! tliat? She should -give up a trip Barb didn't like each other: they There was an arlstotraCJ of Sidney Stewart and Mr. and Mrs: 1 to Pittsburgh to sPend an evening had gone to Academy together; brains as well aa money; if you Oltver Weethee last week. hearing him talk about himself, Rosalie had tkipped a class or Barb had the brains you coald make tht Mr. and Mrs. C. 0 . Houck had a., But she felt a little guilty. a little: bad been held back- anyhow money; then you•d bave both. 1 their guests Sunday: Capt. and : sorry, He was a nice boy, if you Rosalie had gone off to college. He'd seen enough of Barb to know , Mrs. H. E. Houck ot Oa.IUpoJis and handled him right, and he certainly She and her mother luld just he couldn't come to her unlea 1 be . :::· and Mra. Albert Romine or , treated her tbe way sho wanted a enough to get by. Her molher was wa1 her eoci~~ol equal: that would ;,ter. • . . , ·• boy to treat her-Ted was safe aa 5ociety editor of the Newa. tl.ke time. In . the , meanAme• he 1of ~~In ~ho hl!-8 had, _fhBtRe 11o brother; not too exciting or too Rosalie sang as they danced: rt_tight well ahow her thu 1he 1 moved ta•o!'m~~00M atatio~ has · seriou11; but better that way than "'Take some honey from the bee wasn't a poodle dos to be whlsded ~ l Cl}e.shlre Is now In 'eh:;..wa~d thor , the other. . Mix It up with TNT at. . atatton. o e' Still, it had to come. Barb was And what'Ve you got? · Barb didn't like Rosalie: Rou!ie l Mn. J Q. Adams went tO ' Pome- 1 young, entir.!ly too ,OOng to .hi~ Magno1la-" waa a gvod .Jco.u t; m!lyhe- rt would J roy Friday to vlalt rt!lativell. 1 seriously about anybo~y or to give Rosali.e could •ina: the blue songa burn up Batb if he kept bustin1 , Mra. Ella Russell vls.tl.ed relntlve~ .all of her time to one: ~." Maybe and m,ake you (eel lhin8!; she ·was around with Rosalie. I at Beach Rill last week. abc could lib Ted better ~ tbi~ a dancing fool......and pretty, :-St~me But Rosalie left·' ·,QWn Wlt~ · he~ ' Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McDade 1 the rest; per..a.,. .abe di( bu~ ' It was .'looJdng, her •OYer& · StOn, mother durin~ ' 'Aol:ust 'OR 10 a 1went to Portland -to attend the fun. I would be a miltak:e to ever &et biiD liA.nted to c:Gt .in oD evtn ' aeW girl, Lake Erie ; resorlj Te.d " ,ot '· to~e· : erl '?fa relative last week. I lllllpect it. u If he were appointed to take same . over the week-enda a tid i And he'd c:ome baek: be alwaJ'I diem over when they reached a foughl eontinuan, agaia•t the J dJd. Certain atage. temptatioa of the telephone, A 1 Throb! Throb! T&robr Stram! Barb floated by. alwa)IJ &reatly brokea date wasn't ao !lllucb, after 1 Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Becll:er and 1 Strum I Ta-da-ta-da-ta.-da. Wah-a- fntereated In the boy she wu with: and the had always beea oa children of Middleport were sun wa·ha·ha ••• Shuffle ••• Oapl when it was Stone, d•n'cing !lowly the - 'ev~ lfith him. He dreamt of day guesU of Mrs . .M'attJe H-enry. J CJapl and bendina onr her like a giaolo. bet, aaW her fa~e in the furnare Mrs. George Nea11e and children • "She's watdtin1 JOtl." Ted bumed up. fires-a shinina ris1on In pastel of Mason spent Sunday with M:1·s. T-ed daaced tnore athletically. Why didn't Barb and Rosalie 11hades. Laura Pox. He was in ~pe and could ~trance: like each otherP They wert both But it wun 1t just 1 b1"01cen date Pred Lewis &nd SOli lsanc c~ atou•d tirelessly, He felt like cut· good kid1 although different, of -it :Wu .tomethina deeper: and Hartford spent Swxtoy with Mr. tiag loose. :U.:uaJc had piled up In coarse. You never knew what Barb Tec:J.. buns Oil. Throuih Ions eveand Mrs. Dana Lewis. 1 .;, bones aad wanted to run out waa thinking but Rosalie came ninga of sitting Born to Mr. and M.rs. Elver Fox 00 tht porch September 21, a baby boy. ' •is toet. raa like a whooping kid. right oat with lt; she was more swlng,. · or in the tr;~wn park. or _,. 1 Ernest M'cCo)', student at Morris ' ,elea.aed from echQol 11 , · . like a fellow. t-..,.. ~ . to Big Red at the cttr Jail Harvey College aL Barboursville Oompahl Oompihl .Wah-"h-h-wa· And abe could dance: abe wu or ' chatting wltb the boys ar the spent the week end with 'Thelma lla-hal . ~ot a~ ,out of it. D~c- pooJ room. ~ ~attled Jot bis BmiLh. 1 Tbefte ..... .lie In dM •iU..~ too~- ias\ w"b' R/,I,lie w•1• compelliiiB principle. ~ · l~ ;o:, ~ ·" Mrs. John Lonastn.th of Lanrstho wJUrrlaa of the b~', 87' daiq; It took your l;tod, aad your S.he had aaid h.e couldn't vme 11pent the PIUit week with Mt·9. ~ i•rl!!''~ 11M rt'follllloa of 11M 'lOIIi mla4. ~Otl thea It made ,oa 1!'"1 be:~ at anythJna:; .that wu a9:lruhe Myrtle Barker. , _ listeMd for It; bu&:f 01117' 10JJ1t!thia1 ~· . ; of 1 mind for a presptetlv, hr:lte. Mn;. Tom Bwn,arner and ehll-' Frita COdld upre11 it wkh a Barb wu amootll an~ airY - a Sbe•d baYe 10 tetpect · him 1 dreu of West Oohmtb.la were sun .. 1 dtv P:tM'Rtl of Mrll. J:Jvl'r Pox. ~·~~= Ollly Bta Pri&a wkb ld1 pot aweD daocer u.d 7011 couldn't lose •he c01lld like blm. aa4 Qe. ~u .....ll t ~ ~~· tobaccooreoJore4- teeth, llair7 her, except oa a reverae now and respect him if he IUrH~d 1 r.ct. Shertdan RUMell has anne to Ma1 met where he hu employmPnl. bnn. miD. - Mr. and Mrs. Howard Throck- j' martin ot Alba.ny spent Sunday with Mrs. Annie Price and 80118. Mrs. ThrockmarUn remained for a. 1 longer visit. .. I Mr. Arkley &.nd daushter Mr11.1 Frank Dougherty of Steubenville spent a few days with Mrs. Nancy Seales. ' 1 Rev. and Mrs. Cl&J"Y attended the j district conterenoe at Pomei'Oy Friday. R-.lph McDade of Parkersburg 1 wa.a he~ P'rtday. Abner Price of Parkersburg spent the week end here on his farm . .¥r, and Mrs. Jamea Davis spent . ~~r.I- Wltb· relaU\'ea ""~.t Mu!e! · •. ,-.q.-. ' Trd walked to meet her; she smi led qdickly and rushed into h'is arms. He bdd her close for awhil~. 'Tm sofry, kid," he whiapbred int o lu~ r ha,ir. , · · She smiled ra~~antly; led hin\ by the han4 to : the• pjano~ play1!d f(!r mlU or CI!Jrle.ston were vlall.iQ& HaiTiaon: RWe Sunday. ..,_ calllnf on IJr. and 1JrL o . M. Rk:e SUnday afternoon were Mrs. owdor. BlvUl aftd Leo Cad-· .. .. • The ciga; na alrnon hurried to :. the ~nd. Tetl 11uddenly felt Jikc '~ fooL H~ mjgbt as well leave. , Hut 1thc · ~~m" o~ened and RC?sal.ie earn~ back. She approached hitn 'doubtht!ly, eyes troubled and COil• r0o11d in Mr. and ~- E. 8 . Car\p'JlU ol wtnneld, Mr. and. Mrs. Leo Cart- I ;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=-: 1 'I ·SYNOPSIS Young and ambitious Ted Wyane rr 1l izes he cannot ask the wealthJ Barb Roth to many a mUl hand, 10 he leaves his ~osition in the Bellport ,;t~el mUI and worb his way through Old Dominion college. He show• promise in footbalJ, and Bamey Mack, the 'coach, takea an Interest in him. Tom Stone, atar player and Ted'• rival for B•rb'a affection1, is antagon:stic towatd.a bim. Ted, bowe-ver, is admirod bY tho other students. During vacation he toils in the mill to earn his tuition attd prepare for r the 'fall football SeAIOR. Rosalie ;Downs, of a, nelahbprina: colle•e. dilcUstes philosophy with lTed. She Is ~urloua when he laui;hs at her and ~ails him conceited. . .I ==o:=== , on the work of rehabilitation at oar ~\il1ilce. It is to be hoped when that m~o~rq· fio held. &!ld ""d it occurs before the weather b'ecoq1es i11i!lern~nt to 10~~:0~m 1~~:,nt Vi\F'~I11t out of doors. that the nece88ity can be Mbown in ouch .,..._ Vem collins lllld and famlb'. .L t I f.~~~~!'...r Athens &pent a rew days 1 Mrt: K&te Ward of Pl.. Pl:euant · • way ae to secure the state approva I o f t 11 JlFO~ec • I· wtth Mr. aud Mrs. wm 1! vlatttn1 aeo. H. Rtoe and Harrl liDil Rtd. ,• " J TIIANC/3 I+IA..UA.CI ,_. .DI3TAti!JVUD j,;;;;0 ~·0,;;,..;~.;.,,ii.J ;ac;m::e=thl=n:og;abo=::u::t=h=lm=. a. ·~ Poplar Ridge Gilbert. McDade of Mt. Pleaa&nt LOWEll THOr.t.~ FORK Mn:. Fred Taylor. had Llle m:..rorProof of Taleal Michlaan, spent Sllturday here ! tune to cut .Jtl one of hts tue!l Jt 18 il proof or •rear talent• to with hi9 t;a M d V1 -- H- A. Barnett-spent - Sunr:1a" r> ' while chopping wood paren • r . an 111 rll. · Ml':<: Ohas. Hyse ll rettornl.'r1 hc,m!' Mr and Mr1:1 Llo d JcnklnH and rl!!'tnll the mind from the IM!nses •ud ~-, Mc~ad:1 He wa.a accompanied . Satmday after spending the sun'- I Nuro with h:s wife. She Is there cblldr(,n or Mlddfepm-t visited to s@runntP thougllt from hnMt.te~n~tt wlte ~nd ~le daugh~~- mc1· with her ~;IsLer, LI7.Zl'J HumJJh- with hPt .~lster. Mrs. Wflltel' R<>He- Sundr.y with his fat-he~. Jamea ClcPro. Y ane w o ve spent l'8Y ot Akron. bury, who'iS sertoUBiy Ill. . lheMr""'•'nd~e wHeekiJ here d An.'Kln Jackson and wire spent Rev.( Moss cl08ed ·a succeasful r.!l. arry 8 wan an a 1 h E o T k d · ·• I children spent SW'Jdll}' at Parkers-\' un< ay wtt · · uc er an rt:vlva l llt O!t!r . churt:h, ~~::~unday bu'"' with relatives. wtk n_lgh t. -f.Je baptlze4 ~lgh\_- Jn the Mrs. Allie Orbln and daughter ' Lola Russell attended the ball m er at Brighton, Sunday;·c , Lucile of Ravenllwood spent one\ same at Laurel curr, Sunday. Rev o H. Carder assist.&! l;lv $6.00 """"' ·ou $2.50 day last .,,.k with Me ond Mra . B'"'' Moo". E<!na Morris ond Rev Lothcy. io hpldlno ·a ""'Ivai 1 MrS. £d Price. . LUf. rkdKOn made a bUSineSS trip at Eckard chapel. · . . . $3.00 L~•Y Slryke wa.. ........................ $1.50 MIA Lois Browning of Uolum-- to Poml•rov. Saturda" Lennie- Knapp ancl,famUy "vi111ted (THIS WEEK .ONLY) bus Ls vl81tlng her parents Mr. ond ' Ussa Swick WU, call1ng on hnmf• ! W. 0 • McKhmey, nnd t.amlly ., Mrs. P. E. Brownlna. 1klks, recenUy. &Uilda.y . NELL JENKINS Mr. and Mrs. Lawl'ence Rltehle / Ot.o. Mc ~rt: Sr., WAs callm'il. on The Sunday dli~ntr luest.s . of i.t S"-' L (.£ HOTEL MIDDLEPORT. J c. hn Jc.nes and wife were~ l1r. ; ca1led on Mr. and !14J's. Herbert Dl~k Moore, lii.St week. i .. ' ' . ~ Pickens or Antiquity one day last ·\ Betty Moore has oe-:n Ill . 1 Rube nnd Miss' A!OleS 'Koo~;p . Jl..:v j ' T FOOTB .a. LL. ...OM. NC I , A GR EA. .,.lilY NIH~"'FIA"n/RI~A. _ ot I _ p pt. Jeasant•.it. 2 f.li' '"-4-:"::0-"...:=:,...!.L~:=::;,.o~~~:::::=r,0 . the bome ' . I•""' .• ;-c.":::- ·-. .!:!· .,. I Otorct , ' CHERRY RIDGE ~ I .. 1 ! .u- I ! AJfre.f. , -.:===:il'f Mn. M1nnle Orr, Mr. and Mn. We Liked tile OIIHlme Campallftl prepared to bac::k up pis oplolons AJ1bur OIT and da\llht.er 1pen&; We're only a mouth loo8e from tooth and nail. hlp M1d t.high and B.undeJ' with Mr. and Mn. Garrett the ftr:st Tuelday after the second 8Cl'atch and gous:e. Circle of Racine. Mond&f In November. CUnkm U:eNamet or carmel was The retiKnl why they spoke off a dbmer sunt at the home or s. E. The two can.d!.dntea hi~ aeUled trett stumps waa \o llmtt the platTrUSRII 8undl.y. down to their wor~ ~nd art apeak.. ·form lt,o one man. There wun tt rootn for two. And .lf a IllY t.r1fd to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence Ina from r.11 angles. and famllJ called on l(r. and Mrs. _ cUmb up he made hlmeelf a. perrem. W. H. Wolfe or ll'agle Rklae SatW'· w0 will say that thla lll an un-, U.e for a short kick In the face . ' day evenl.ng. uaually mlld campatau In penonali'Mrl. IOnnJc Orr tpcut 'Ibureday Uca. , Stat.iatia:, IU'!IU:denli, rebuttals and Prtd.ly wlth Oil1a Moore and family of CarmeL It wam't like Uu!.t. In the olden 1 and recrlmmlnatlons all rated secGcorae Mceutt...... h left 1 1 d wbf:n candlda.tes ll"""''"e from ond when two strong opponent& k t ...... u a.ya .,.... shucked their caabl and ~led. 1n wee or Colum.bwl where he re- the shouk!er and klckOO. from the 1 a terrific bouquet of tunu:; and legs. 1 aumecl bJa 1tt¥llel at OhJo State hlp. unl"enlt.y. --John liORheld 1tqdent. at Ohio Jackson, Tyler DoUilas. Blaine, Douglas could outtalk Lincoln but university at. Athem .,. a. recent Lincoln, RooaeYi!lt, Wilson and Ule the crowd knew Abe wu the beat CO~e and son 1pen·, sueet ot his sl:JU!r Mnl. Pa.ul Orr. o\ber platform bounr.en hat.ed tllc:Lr wrestler. If anybody a-ot ln fronS. of at John w. Rices. Mrs. Mildred. Prank ot l!'.q:Je 'enemies and loved thllir trlends. Andy Jackson lt was Jt+St to9 bad. 1 -Rldle •pent BQturda}' night and 1r "- ' Sundav or his La11 "•h ua ts and "Ia n PIOuue • .. , _,.lh w• L. E. -··-II &nd They hated ... w"'1r ene mlM and tank I fo.mlb' aod Other '"latlvos. loved lhelr triend& 10 much thai l they cou,ld.Q't teD 'em apart. 'I11ereBut now the boY6 a.re perllamenfore, Ute only safe we.y W Jet elec'- t.ary and dl&nifled. No vttrkillc acted &CCUIII!l your opponents of I cusatlon and no personal lndlctwuler the eeUpae and menta. we prefer the Qld way. lllnp anr tt.. When a mid-Vlctortan preddent -~•!I"DI!'o. went lnto the White House we \mew I 1 ... 1 11 :=:r..a.::~~=:i I Moore- Lawrence 11-1 ~~::~;;~~ Governor :.SIMiolW: ~ ~·~,l'w;;::! ~unty 1iij MEIGS COUNTY COUilT "OUIE 0 I "nd.\Tbe I da'!fh· Governor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David S. lnJ~llM COUNTY' 01 * STATE I! I ' 11ii;IJii....4Y, OCI'OJIIiR I, - ,.. iCtW Portland Middleport News. Pft41dent .......... . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . Herbert .H.oovftl' V4.ce-~dent . . . . .. . . . .. . .. .. . . .. . . Cb~rl.. Gurtla S. Sllnator . ... . . ....... . ....... .. Gilbert llett01a11 lOth District . . . . . . . . Thomu A. Jenkiqw CODIIJ'eeoman-at-Larj'e .. Geor11e H . Bender, L. T. Palme•· • 'I'D ~IL! ftWIU .... JIOIIliiiOit, - '· .' : Atklna Pr""'y .U.ht an4 pve her' J KtnMth Edwards of Columbo" Rcy Nei1011 was call..;, on li'U· o. H. carder, wile and chtJ4ren. 'ot Jenklol and funlly. ' 1lOll " aM ;di.Giht.er·ln-law, Kr. and . ~t the week end wiUl Mr . and hmt Litmbert. Bunda}'. He-JatH.s, ROJ RJ1Ii and wue and Jll.ul B&metl of Pt. ~-...._ ___... ~ Mrl. Habl.rt AWna, tlllabeJ Haftl) _ Ji;U Ebersbach wu a recent .-ueet MrJ. E11zabeth Rlflle o! OWl Mol- ..,. on the rldCt the .PMt '""..;;;---. ·~ ~ 1Mn. Tom Edwardl. ,an old t ..htoned belUJll ;and ktedl· Tbf funeral of Mtt. 0eotte , Lou Bdwardlh baa 10~_!. Lo Suey -~ ot ' Macll!on Balnl. low. bUiinell. _.., ,. ~ ,a en shower. ThomJIIOI'I .,.. held at tbe M. B. rua whm he u emp .... ,ment. Betty Moore spent Sunday niRht M1tl Minnie Harrl8 or Cow - R~ Mr. aod Kra. .Br)'an creweiii M'r. and Jrln. Donald Rob1nlon duueh Tuadar aftemooo 1P Mre. Rannond Walburn and 8011 I 'lfith L. c Dod8on JS spending • few da,ts 'Nit.h heJ of Kntf: t.. Pho"' Your N,... T•-VIRGINIA GREGG--Pbone "'·L . and aon Rn of Or&nte were Y1f.. i c:harae of a Oohunbua undertaker. Raymand Lee are YLIIIUn" Mr. and &1!1!\e .,U W MODday su.ter, Mrs. P'lorence EekRrd and. cbDdren , IPt!At Sa ; ltln& the former'• puentl1 Mr. rlmertl .._.conducted by Rev. Yn. Charln Walburn of Mkldl!!Ch11!: Diehl and wife were caiJ. c. W. Schultze. wife and two u.rda.J nl&ht a.nd SUnday •1lh h1a 8 0 M~~~'n.ao: ::afh. foJ. 1:-:~~a!':'~ ~~ ~W stewart of Mktdlllport •pent: ens nft Homer Hawkinl !aturday children, vbltrd h1a •later, Mn. o: =~· Ml'. &nd MN. ~ QNo.r , CLUB MEETS lng of tt!e year. Tuesday evening low:int vLtl.ton SUDday: Mn. Wll• : at.tendin& from. a d'i5t.n~ were :, Bunday a!ternaoo h ere with frl!!ndll I ev:,, """'II A B~kt.r and family, 8unQay flnd Mr. •nd Mrl. W . E. Sbav.!l' en••• . s. Edward. Duffy of Pomeroy 1at 7:30 o'cloc1l a.t the Heath M. B. Uah WadkJna and 100 Ralph or 1Oeortt Thorn n Mr and Mn. , . 1 .uo.ow•& .:.vruu Will ".. ng on am·nded the baptizing at Brleht- tcrt&bvd 8u.ndaJ attemoOo. Kr. 011 tnt.ertained the memben ot her Church. The first chorua prac- Athetll and Mill Bellle cvtWJ1fht Ben Weleer pea (J · and dau- 1 APPLE GR~VE ' Mrs. Wolt-er .[)<:.daon, Monday. and Mra. Arthur Scott 0: JacDoa.. 50IJ Club, Tunday afternoon at the tice WB..!I held. or Wea.t Columbia, w. va .• wbo wtH atlter vtrrlfttaaon.wr ::,e Mn liar· Gladys Eskew Ia home on a vaw 0. McKinney and son, Wm. Mn. LeAlie Lwnley. 11001. Imbclr" _ vey PlrJu Mr' &Dd Mra. cation. Jr . made a bu111neu trip to Bucl:- and Juruo., l(n. .J. B. Role,' Mr. home of her liater, Mn. Walter 1spend two weeka •ltb. ber aunt. ~~~Is , HBouth 8ecoad Avenue. Mrs. The Women's Christian Temper· 1 Mr. and Mrl. J•me~ 8..-..N were Jlowanl, ·Mr.· and Mrs. Everett ' faJ~ :C'~~UO:O:u.:~~~~:..ar~ Linzey Locke- moved to Hobson ey1' Lake, 0 Boturua• and Mn. Dallu RalPh, 1111, Ok1.1 J rl orriB received !1rst club anr.:e Union will meet at the the Bunda)" Juellltl: of llr. and Mre. Wolfe N1d aon. Wallace Dr and _Jut wcet. 1 Rolle fiCin Bobby Mr aad ·.Mra JHI/J• und Mn Hollis Scott, second church or Christ. Thursday at 1:3(l Oeojp Peannan at 8unmer. Mrl. Ihle ftul Howard rartwell party a:lven Thunday a.r.. Charlel\ Moo;e and wife callt.'111 J'anM. Leln1ey, lin aiad)'l Prench 1?. M. I Mr. and Mra. Warren Den.ta, Mn. Mrl Don- KcDt.de , Mr• aeorae tht: home of Mr. amJ ~ Cha.rlea on Dave Dodson.. Bund8v and .!IOtl llorLI POT LUCK The What-So-Eve r Cla55 of th r 'Ntlllam Bentz and daUihter Lola Pr!Ht, U.n. Poreat Mcoo,.;ald ali of l!i. Sayre, ln honor of M.nl. A. M. The lnf!Ult chUd of Ployd Wise 1 _ Merrtll Ta:vior ot .t.Dpvllle, Tiw Melp Temple P)'thhm Sis- j""resbyt.ertan Church y,•UJ meet Ft1- were the week end loeetl or Mr. Colwnbua Mr. and Wn. Stanley Haeue by her friends, wU.h whom waa burled at. Miles eemeter) . 1 . , . q,ent Swtday with hll lr&Dd• Ll'l~ No. 163 held a six. o'clock pot- day f:venlna at the ch urch \nd Mrs. WIJ11am Shiveley and La....ell ind Kr. and Mra. Hale tht ha.t JPf!nt the .summer. A Thurulay. Mr. and Mnl . C~tt JamP" mother. Mra. Eleeta Rust. 1 hwk supper, TueadRy evenlns at M\-. and Mrs. R. A. Mille!' a ·t M'r:s, Bertha Shivele7 ot Huntlnc- lla.sterman of Sprlnctleld 11n. ·Bt,- wmpt uous dlnl'wr 'lr'all &erVed. Mn. Nlal Price il slowly lm- had att their guest!. Thur/Sday evelhi!lr lod1Je rooms. Mrs. J . H. spendlna: the week at Harbor Hills tonR tber WoUe, ot Cleveland, Mnl, ,J , 1-repnred by the ladlet; In atLena- proving from an lllneaa. 1 nlfll', Mr. and Mr11. Harold Bwtlih· EAGLE RIDI:.E Grate, deleaate to the Pythtan Bls- Buckeye Lake. Mr. and Mn. Martin Koehler H. w. Schafer of Plymouth,• Mr . ance Thooe present were : ~t-, Eeer and baby, Mr. and Mn. Ken~~>rs Grand [.()dgc Convention which Kelly Gro:2an Is orr duty at Oro- were the Sunday lueatl of the tat- Artley and dauchter Mn. Prank tbcr P91T, Nn. Ernest Moms._Mn ··.k MT. UN JON neth Swisher ot Little Kypr, )fr, Mn. Hennan Prank and chiMren Wali held at Lima, pve a report on gan's Mt!at Market becau5e of Ill- er'a aliter, Mra. Miller Bean ot Doueherty ot Steubenville, W•ld Wald Sayre, Mn. Ruth "'Ao d;o11. and Mn. Rex Lemley and dauah• spent Priday wlth Mr. and MB. thr convention. A larte number nf'ss. Sumner 1 UUe Ind. d&US:htet Amelia or Mid- MrK Fanny B&nes. Mrs Wth, &m U:r, Jean .. Geo. Frederick.. vl lfll!mbers were In Bottendance. Mr. and Mre. Sid William.<; rc· Mr. aDd Mra. Emmett Hawk and 1dletown, Mn . Edna Lyona and dau· Bhalll, Mr&. EUiene Slaugh~r oi Mr. am: Mrs. Pnmk Foley spen'.1 Hollla Seatls and family are Mr. and Ml'll. Raymond I-rant , tmned the rtrst or Lh.e week from ra.mlly of Hemlock Grove lpent ahter, Barbara. of Bladen, Nn. Cot.Lageville. W. Va .. M.rr; S. M. Sunday with Mr . and Ml'8. Ernest moving to Rutland, thll week . ealled. on P . R. Orr and fllmUy, CLASS MEETING a vlalt at ·Leta!'t with Mr. and Mrs. Sunday wiUt the tormer'a broUlPr Laura Weimmer of Jaekllonvtlle, CrOM and daughter Addle, M~·r.. Nichols. . ,._.,. u.nd Mrs. C. E. Ftfe ot Oal- rhur!lday evenlntr. ,, 1he Loyal Pals Class of the Dan Hartlna:er . J . M. Bentz. Mr. and Mrs. w. E. McDad' of Clara HuLton, Mrs. Ginther ~;~f M1., Lloyd Wbotighrl :ment ll llpolls. were 011 the rid~te Snmhw Mrs. Alban BiaP and two ·chliChurc~1 of Christ held a pot lu.ek I Mrs. H.arry Brunker of Belpre Mr. and Mn. Ray Whaley of ' Ka.nauaa, Mra. Shiveley ot ll;iut Pc.mervy, Mrs. C. E Morris or Ba- _few days laBt week with ~11;~;, Mont Mr. o.nd Mrs. Ira Swisher an· dren 1}*-nt Bunda)" ,with Charl'l!!ll ;ll!Jpet a nd bualne~ meeting al: the 1and sister. Mrs. Bam. Deibel or Cher-y Rldl'e were calllna on Mr. Liverpool, Clyde Ayre•. of Beaver 1 ahan. Mrs. Marlon Ou1-::.: 1md ho»- Wells at Rad~Hft' . nounce the arrival or a i J-2 pound Bo.bco!:k and famtly J~mf' of Mn. Dwl8ht Froat1 TuP,~~- I Marletta and Mr and Ml's. "\ J . and M"l'llo. v. L. Sbup~,-ay Monday. PaUl, Mn. R. Smart, Mn .1:. '-"· t eN. Mn. c. a . sayre anti d:tughMl. and Mns. Pearl Jordon spent baby girl , bum Sept. Zll. The little David Spencer and wile, If, L. IY evening · 1Hamilton spent Tuesday Y.1th M~ . Mrs. Charlea Betsl~ ot Silver ~k~ and Mrs. John C1rcle ·' Of ter, Roberta. f.i un~y wtJh- Mr. and M'r9. J. : D . m!As has been IJiYen the name of Spencer and family spent 8\.lll&l.y Hamilton's &lster. Mrs. Jamea Rldle waa vlsltltllf M:m Dana SWartz Racine, Mrs. Docla Middaua:h, Mr. Mr and Mra. Early Rou.-;h at- Joi"(J8t\, ·~· ,.._' ·, D&lsy Marie. wlLh Ed Holter and wife. , BRIDGE CLUB Moore ot KYKPr . ' Moq'da.y. and )4ra. Earl Wolfe, Prands 80)'· tendt:d a reunion near IRI$'ilt, v-. Mt, ;~Dtt· ·''krs. W. B. Hopkins Mr. and Mr11. Perr1 Ralph a.re • P. R. On- spent Swtd&y with B Mlss Sara Loul.se Scott w;;.s hos· Mr and M:ra. Max Roller and·, Mrs. June Flndllnll wu VIIJIUna de•. Olada and Oarnet Mlddatll'h,, Va .. sunday. .:peut -sun~:; with Mr. and Mrs. moving rrom c . E Plfe's rann , m E. Orr and family. t1·.'-'..'; Monday evening O.t her home daughter, Mary Ma~tha, spent her brother Coy Hawk one daJ : r. ~nd ~n . J . P . Wells and Mary : Rev. Law Will begin o .:.er!r·s of, Chus, "Woodprd. with the former's po.rent.s, Mr. and A. P. Sinaer and fa.mlly called on I'UI'ner of Main street and Flrsi Tuesday afternoon o.t Huntington ~is week. o:eraum leld of Parkerabura and mutlngs ':l.t Fairview, WcdJ·t:M.Ia:,: Mr~. O!x:rt Ma~hs spent thr Mr15 Ed Ralph. P. R. Orr and famll;r 8\Ulday at· A~enui' to the members of her J • eYenlng. WClk l!nd Wfth her PftJ"elhS, "'· · Mrs. Libby Thompson nrol't r"V" tt:moon. ht·IJMt- club. Mrs. Ed Coates reh~e~e Price dJed fl.t the home vt , There W111 be a social gJ~t'n b·, a u<l Mrs. W. D. Hinds Of Rutland. Harold, spe nt Sunday wiLh her Wm. Warner and famUy called Cl'lved Lhe prize for hlll'h score '31ephaat Gr~._..,.,,.. M,.t. CI.L :,lli~r Ru~ ~t ~~d f Land&, tht Me'try Makers Saturday t·~enMr a nd . Mr;s Leslie Chase ot daujJht.er. Mrs. GeOI"le French a nd on P. R Orr nnd !amUy, SUnday ' U 'fht! muny RIQ.rh~l nbout · eh~tihlmt 1y r. ce an 11om Y ormer- · ina: a.t M:. E. church. Columb\iP., have been vt~;IUILK hJ!i family at Campaign. eventna . . , MUSIC ~LUB MEETS , ---grR1'PYill'd~ hnve neYer ~n ferl- =~~ft Sunda for co- : Mr and Mrs. Earl Bha 11 k and IKII'IUI!'., Mt· a!Ld Mrs. Will Chase. I -.-- , W. H . Wolle ealled on A. D. .1 1 ~~' Woman !I Music Club ot J A group of fritlnds aJ¥1 nclahbors tted hy 11he' artunl d18«lvtry or &uch lumbus where he w1Jl c~ntlnue hi1 : liOns ::Jlt.ll~ Sunday ut Pl Pu:a. uut LOSES TOE IN ACCIDENT TutUe, SWlday. .atud.les at Ohio State unhersity J LewiH Taylor, sc.n of Mr. and Middleport met for the tlnt meet- ' met at the home of' Mrs. Ellzabf:oth burlA.I pill~~~ for elephantH. ( •• •'J4ii ' . ' ..spicy"Turkish i .' . '' , 1 • • ' ... . .,, • • ... .,. ·: , )l.: . ' t ' " : ' .., .. . ' .' t?bacc~f ;~ ;:h L :J ':1 . •' Turk.ish ; &oba""'!._so~etim":" ':'!"s hu~redf?' ~ ~ea''\11'' !o I he )!OUOd • .,ln ••11arettes 11 tk u,sed ,~'licit a• ~J11Ri; _, tn food, for Oavor.~nd better taste. · : ..... You' 'hutw flla& ,seatbi!lll lias to •r•~ugh <~f ~ net;ibo"in~h'.,.;' ''~-,' ! ;_:;/;~ J • ~ , .. ·.-:-'· ... .. . .1 ri :~· ; ~sed rl&i.t ~·· })~ ·;\ "' :,, -rt~· ~· 'II': be \f:' _:· Cheoterfield puts in just the right amount of Turtish ' tdhaceo-tlle best kinds-Xanthi, Cavai!Jj, Smyrna and S&m.oun. Tb.,.. are not merely blended, Ina Cl'OMI-blendid with ripe, mellow Domestic tobaoooa. .Enough Turkish, not 11J0 !lluch:._that'o one reaaon why ', Clieoleriields taste better---,why they llave··a delicacy of '.· a,:;.ma you do not find in other cigarettes. · ·• . 'c ENOUGH TURKISH BUT NOT TOO MUCH '• Cltuterji~ld Radio Prognma----Evoey alghtezeept Cout~to- Q)ut Sunday, Columbia Network. "' " l' ,' ' /'""" ,, - ' ..... . .•, .. t -aruljwt eno~h oftlu!~! a.IA'I .... ~- • .' Iellve,~ ~f · ·' 1hese tiny ,_., ~ . . I ..._t _, ·--~ ! ' t'. '. I. " ' an. ··· >t'-.,'r .. __ r .,' ' ... .. • '· Ciift011 llo!dHol!4 ~ ~ """'~ INq liAt- .. I • I aa4 ,' .. '· an 1 ' q . .j ,, i~ ~t'· . !.;• , .. ... ste ~· ie ... .,. ... j -~ > ' . . . ~ 1l t ' •' t ! ! ! ' 1 tt/:· 'o • l I , :, 1 a• .. -1. ' '· .. • I �. -- . ~.·-~~. , . i AI 1mii¥AN» Hili pm· .,.. • 2 li, 113:1. ~eGtatw:faees Cold -...' Haql Worl«l-Walsb -eports By DAVIS J, WALSH ' ·1!18 'lll:'hi Writer .,. . 'tainf l'few ~OJ'.Ir., Oot., &-INB--Now Ula.t the:fr111 ~ W. send Johrl Meara·w to Koratre&l and other places Where he wquld.D't. 10, 1~ may not I . ' -- aeem .aJtcpbr unrqaonab.le to- c!lf to name • pJ.aoe. whm berJlSitlt liD and, in fact., can. I don't profa~;~ to aay that the man hu been apJn'O&ehed on .the subJect but Lou Cmnilltey lJ ~~n to ban 41cla.red: Ul&,, lt .there is any way ln which McGraw can be lnterftated h• UM Cbk:q'o WhJte Smr., the~ are many way.s In which the ctucqo Whlte 8oJI can and wm be lnteNSted In McOraw. Of course, there remains the trlfliila technlcaUty of M1'. Pohaeca•a contra.et aa manager tor 1833 but. the tlnderJtancUna: 11 that, 1t the New York. Oct.. f.-IN8-'l1le open- ins: weeks o! college football failed to ll.st a $ll\lle back I!Clampertna up and down the tt;ld for 100 J&rdl or reore, de!Jp[W the uaual fiekl d&ya matter went that fa.r , they'd pay o! mj,Jor teanu liD..~ up a.gatna~ tbe ttnUemab. off and take their . weak opposUion. 1ooo. 1 The longtlit run recorded goea to n McOraw 16 ataned or even ap- 1a you ng mn.n named B&rrJ..es, hallpr~ed. It will be the climax of an 1back fer the colleae of Emprola who orpnir.ed. eampe.ia:n to woo the 1 plrkcd up au unautceut'ul try for 8 ClilJI:li.IO custo.tner away tram ~ t.h~ ! field BotiJ by Waehburn ooUeie at Cubs, a none too hazal'dous under- T copella, KamJ., on Sept. 3Q and raetakin&' alter what the ChiCB~ro eus- , ert 9~ yards unmolested for a. touch tomer has jtllit Eeen o{ the Cub& In · down. The runner-up Ia Pete Zimthe world aerlea. mer. U. of Chlca.ao ~alfbadk who 1be ftrat step In U.e campaign returned a punt 10 yl.(d8 &lain wae to offer non-voting stock to the MonmouLh at St-.:g f'1ekl, Bept. 24. clt.ben&, the ldeta being that lndifTh ~ list of lcn1 runa Include : ferenee does not go hand In hnd D Barnes con or Etnp . Waabburn with o.5RI!Bion. The seccmd step was Sept. 30. the outr).fbt purcha8e of Blmmona, i 90 P Zimm-er U. of Chi. Monmouth Dykea and Haas 1\'om the Athleticll, · Sept. 24. , the third a studied attempt to c5 • 83 P Hitchcock Auburn · Birmlna. ~ ~=:S ~~n~e~e!:\bctw~n ~~u~\~~:;~ 23 ·Aubum IF LIKE YOU ---- .t.N0 · - 1 New Ycrk, Oct. 6:.- - Uf.&-Cohpn· bia'!!l hope tor a v¥:torr over I Princeton SaturQay wet"<~ <ltmmed today with announeemm' Joe Llnthan, La~nCe, MUll., luif- 1 back of tho .UODII, wW Jll'Oiitlabb' ~ unable to play. He 1a !!lbft'erlna from an lnj\lftd ftnjier and ~ hllDdle JJU$e8, TOJn TOmb, Euchd, 0., lad, wUl replace Linehan _ · I P'r lnceton, Oct. ti.-lNs-Kadlie 1 at quarter. Jaea and Draudt, haltba.clu, and Purnell, (ullback, may ' Jn·m Prlnceton'l backfteld a1a.tnst. l COlwnbia on Saturtt.,y Kad.Uc 1 m&de a sweet 25·yard !~n in a ! Here ls the victory grin on the face of Joe McCarthy, 1 Pl'CII boys are very de.sin.bl~•whe~ South Sept. 23. Bltmln&.- battle ..nUt the aeooncta yesterd..y. : m~nager f'Jf the new wortd's ch~mpions, who settled the one ha4 a. loser 7S 8 Clem Boston U New HampM ' '· S d b th e u bs f or th e f our th succeBAnother contemplated t shtre o~t. 1. Hr.muton, Oct. a. - . ~ ·- Lew llsaue un ay y wa opmg the Purchase of 0eorae ~~a; 172 s Armbrust Ohio u . Rio Grande !.r:o~ ~~· :!.k sopSa · h.~~.re; may sive time. Little did Cub fans dream whe-n .fo.e wu fired but the Athletictl would have no par Coli. Sept. 24. .... ... {l ' oe ....., ....., when t h h ld b b k j . I I Fl ld 188 s !.aMy Duke v. M. I. Oct. l. , QQip.te battle& N•'n;. He V.'&B wo years ago t at e wou tton ot that. witbout Ted Ly e ac n r g ey e and the · underatandlng now 1s 168 a wtlllams u . ot Cal. Cal Aq:tea used In drilUnr ~rd!'Y and rubbing it in on his old mates in the manner in Which he Eams~w Is Uable to wind up in Sept. l'J. · · · 5bo-.red well. d'd 1 · C~ve~d and Wesley Ferrell In DK-Dropkict; P-:-Punt; 8Phila«telph~ . Scrimmage; KO--Klctorr. New Haven, O,ct.. 5. ..:..:.- lNS - - - - --·- -- ---:::::-::;::c--;-'-~ , A& for· the McQmw angle, It 1 ~ J e;hnny Dupn, New York, today SbQwln& of hia pupils In l::laturdt.y'a Lult:ata and Mike KOken who ·y earn more than PD&SlbJr; by the waa slated to be left ~ asme with Haskell Indlans wlll for the len. haltbe.ek'e JOb. ot many :years standing when Yale e~ Sq.turday asa,lnst lari:ely determine the n.re~ 4 strtng and l!:tder Q()mlskef Ohicagc, He wtr~ed oUt wtl:b, the . maPup ~r Noke Dame'J lt32 foottook the SoJC 'By lntemaUonal' .Newa service !:11 SQU.d yeat-erda.7 . 800r1ila' 8 , bell team, Coach Hmrttey Ande~a ALL YOU HAVE TO • PHONE i=OR A VAN .. ' . . ~ .ulcl .. .. I ,t . ; ~· 1 192 1 I I 'lork ·c 11 · :=t ...... I '" cbUd.Nn 11P8n& Sunday w' _ --· even- ban Junlor Uabtweicht, defeated Johnny hrr, Oleftlland, UO) . At BerUn-Vtneea liower, German heayYWetsht, knocked out Raul ArKentJ.na, IBianchi, At New York~ohnny Bates, '*'· I ~AU Notre Dame, ~ ~t1 . family. a.,u.~a tmU~ but .... ' . h], :t l. tltn ..~.. l'hu drlea:E plat:t~ 111 En;lflwl h! u Jlfl.lch. JIZIIt muth of the Wl•h,:·lmt \lhuebnrrn-. hohl• the di'UUibtirec· l'nl tqr E!1Kinnd. 1n lP'JU 'tb'e ~iu ­ MI for t11e 1\r"* 111 moptlll p('the J'~" ~~~ till• pl.t:e WM a ~er:r baek, wbo has a.ota for crld llorY on the lrlab prac been InJured: probably wtll be able tlce. field teen baWes are ~inl to play pait or the same aplnat wqed tor nearly e\'ilrY pos~Uon. the a_ tanmen. · The two IJereest rivals are Nlct Bob La4fltttr wnh Joe . F.o\IR~!\Y, W, VA. ' . FIGHT RESULTS or elght day, the ~}";~~~~~::::~~~; whenever ~ would appe~tl ol the dramatic · y··c·;·- footsteps of his ....... •" J. qn'.v ttanton over lhrett tuql•ee. ill btlow dtltfrt averuj't!. ~o\D.Y eoqqt.r.r Wllh 1~1 ttu&o eltfht ~~-.nd of rato a J·nr•• d":tft.r . Oct. &-INS- cht· • ·.ahtl· ken. ....,., ~ny ~tl', f•~1. • ....!tOn """ w.. )uld ltBfJ Princeton's New Coach who ""' .IO'n. CERTIFIED ' - . ~ . lliry .l on, ; . tion ' ·nut ./'' '. ' EaplaJala! Kuat · ~. A ku 111t IK 1·:!41h Pltrl IIIUl .the \t•ruJ I;; Um!tl tu ~'~l'l't''ilf tlw omrllon of ::uhl lul xt'lt u·ltll nlltoy. .' I~ . 1mnJ '" lite \\'t>h..:llt u~ foi- tllu.· Hhmes, - - I _.. ·-- mumt .------'----------------, --- I -·- - ~ -- - I ' t=lftli ·~-=. t=41ttlt>flt&, ' Wt!Y tloti; ")till 11£\.1' YouR MOil\~ 'lo/11111\IE blthiE~ •.1 EVA A. TIM1EY. .-4.. ~~~~~~==~==-= . -"'~ a•.u1: IUimcau 't>ISIIE'; OI!<:IISIOHI\U.Y '· ,. 1 ) ,.'"''" n.r.m ~ ~~ •• , '*"'I I '' model llhatnt.. fO< The '"'rl ,'f.i,.' f'IE SEEN ON H )I YE.ET 1\l\. l>IIY AT i!IE ST"ORE • ·I"M TtiO 6\lr SttE"ll. STI\rll> OUT'Sil>E. foR "3 Sol. I I> )"\OUR'; - ;>REI> To S'TI\NI> < I 'All, TitriiJ •flAM *i-il itN ; MM• irr N• '1'•1. 'j ( ·, pattern bu a aey ao4 ~ col.. . i&r. Jt .W. ntltef a JI!Oiliw: toucbJ It would be loRJy too tarried out - In Wadr:· ~ 11tia. r-.h uote al~ 1 or wool ere,.. I ·.·~ . . ,. h•• I ,• '7 ' ,.·. I · 1'11aYIAIG "r'o I ,•.,,. ···If" ' • ~ l . . M4f1i!t ,.,. """ jo lho ,., .•»:- . aJid !~low- . '" "r.: ~~ 7.· on. \VIIS OU L 1111 · i'll• ' CI'C nly .- , ' MYGH • .· ~~9~t._)gpf l l'"r~ l~jRtt. ' . iO: ·of • u.s rwo me 'JI\3U*f ~' .... ill~ land. ...~.- ,mal f'l\' '""'.. IaI< ~ l t '. tl<• 'ul;tl ~'c;;,P,~n '61ei! ~r,: \1-i1l ~r••u in TO '-L \ .t' olm ...tn ""' !rll:h . I' if$'..""'"' """' - ·. '1111 ·~:.r:fJft 'iH~ . t# Sf' S'fJ4{~fff.,..., for iPf', · · ~ . ~P~ r~~TlifllfJ .J,Ji P~m~ • iiaw : I lfii'IP ,, ~ ltfN ~,~ l1 ~ 1S Cf#ft 1(ia •~rrtRI or .eoin) • to POjlojon ~..,.,.,. Writo <arefu!lr ' ond tif1iob' '"~' i>JO!C "'d loll od· ,....~ tltt ,q,~, •• "'llll~ thl' .- ·' methods of ami our lnge . I.... manufacture . ' Volume "'c$' •The great savings thus ~ are !lOW ~sed on to you. ~« cfjiit :~( mQiiest prfce. Cett~ .. .. .NP macq:r .Wht»"e you live, in ~ty, Cre~rqo . at '' (Qr ye~s .. . . . cp~ or viUl!F• yoq wiU dpn of 4meric•·~ sre4ten j;iaar val~t...NQ'ri TAo;, #.U,. II•· 1761 ••1 Jot ..... l.iru4 i• 1i1111 1# •• ZO ••4 16 '' Ill• . i•••Ji.t, ....••• ' ............ *,.........d..... I lt~Wfi U rrU1 f•r "''"'"'· II h hu ,,.. lkS. We ~ very happy to make this im· ponanr ~nouitcement to the milliOQ4 of smo~ers wl!o Wllllt a fine, to~tf.i A aoveltJ wool and aUk crepe misot, ! 1un: irt tbe fuldoaable •ine-rcdl 1 T.tir late • ' gnllns , ' 100• same quality.. same SlZe • • same shape .. now 5c straight • • 3 for tOe or Tru,~.·. tt)l' eut . ., .. t-lrre · ~:old Is :!4 li.!ll'lll. 'J'c n.l;;u•ut ~·old ,,lln< l>~!t' uf Itt \1111'1 ~ l'llr•• ;:old 11Dtl H jl:ll'l:i ulloy, l<;ig ht L~n - lo:untt a:old 1!! I~ lfm" l!t jlllrt• :!Uhl 111111 tltll:,l.rlll dl· ltiJ, ,\ lll'l'o>lltlur~ nwanlng tl•e mond~ tllltl ulher Jlret•lons 1 !!~. IUIIII;;:runus. uboat :1~ lion t' m ~~~l.t ""~ ••• ' .... Urtl· ,Jot.!d ,, j ., .. :,: return l!lli!. . fQUr rarit P~ttl!rn, ~JI. 1761· •i•e-to .. ........ ,,......................... , .. . .. ·lt~i; , .. (~'ful ' . _ . •,, _.,.• 7. 1'-• , ....... ' • l , • ' ' j ,. .:..: ".t' ,, ·~- ,J!l\1 P<' "~.,.' . ;• ,. ..., �. -- . ~.·-~~. , . i AI 1mii¥AN» Hili pm· .,.. • 2 li, 113:1. ~eGtatw:faees Cold -...' Haql Worl«l-Walsb -eports By DAVIS J, WALSH ' ·1!18 'lll:'hi Writer .,. . 'tainf l'few ~OJ'.Ir., Oot., &-INB--Now Ula.t the:fr111 ~ W. send Johrl Meara·w to Koratre&l and other places Where he wquld.D't. 10, 1~ may not I . ' -- aeem .aJtcpbr unrqaonab.le to- c!lf to name • pJ.aoe. whm berJlSitlt liD and, in fact., can. I don't profa~;~ to aay that the man hu been apJn'O&ehed on .the subJect but Lou Cmnilltey lJ ~~n to ban 41cla.red: Ul&,, lt .there is any way ln which McGraw can be lnterftated h• UM Cbk:q'o WhJte Smr., the~ are many way.s In which the ctucqo Whlte 8oJI can and wm be lnteNSted In McOraw. Of course, there remains the trlfliila technlcaUty of M1'. Pohaeca•a contra.et aa manager tor 1833 but. the tlnderJtancUna: 11 that, 1t the New York. Oct.. f.-IN8-'l1le open- ins: weeks o! college football failed to ll.st a $ll\lle back I!Clampertna up and down the tt;ld for 100 J&rdl or reore, de!Jp[W the uaual fiekl d&ya matter went that fa.r , they'd pay o! mj,Jor teanu liD..~ up a.gatna~ tbe ttnUemab. off and take their . weak opposUion. 1ooo. 1 The longtlit run recorded goea to n McOraw 16 ataned or even ap- 1a you ng mn.n named B&rrJ..es, hallpr~ed. It will be the climax of an 1back fer the colleae of Emprola who orpnir.ed. eampe.ia:n to woo the 1 plrkcd up au unautceut'ul try for 8 ClilJI:li.IO custo.tner away tram ~ t.h~ ! field BotiJ by Waehburn ooUeie at Cubs, a none too hazal'dous under- T copella, KamJ., on Sept. 3Q and raetakin&' alter what the ChiCB~ro eus- , ert 9~ yards unmolested for a. touch tomer has jtllit Eeen o{ the Cub& In · down. The runner-up Ia Pete Zimthe world aerlea. mer. U. of Chlca.ao ~alfbadk who 1be ftrat step In U.e campaign returned a punt 10 yl.(d8 &lain wae to offer non-voting stock to the MonmouLh at St-.:g f'1ekl, Bept. 24. clt.ben&, the ldeta being that lndifTh ~ list of lcn1 runa Include : ferenee does not go hand In hnd D Barnes con or Etnp . Waabburn with o.5RI!Bion. The seccmd step was Sept. 30. the outr).fbt purcha8e of Blmmona, i 90 P Zimm-er U. of Chi. Monmouth Dykea and Haas 1\'om the Athleticll, · Sept. 24. , the third a studied attempt to c5 • 83 P Hitchcock Auburn · Birmlna. ~ ~=:S ~~n~e~e!:\bctw~n ~~u~\~~:;~ 23 ·Aubum IF LIKE YOU ---- .t.N0 · - 1 New Ycrk, Oct. 6:.- - Uf.&-Cohpn· bia'!!l hope tor a v¥:torr over I Princeton SaturQay wet"<~ <ltmmed today with announeemm' Joe Llnthan, La~nCe, MUll., luif- 1 back of tho .UODII, wW Jll'Oiitlabb' ~ unable to play. He 1a !!lbft'erlna from an lnj\lftd ftnjier and ~ hllDdle JJU$e8, TOJn TOmb, Euchd, 0., lad, wUl replace Linehan _ · I P'r lnceton, Oct. ti.-lNs-Kadlie 1 at quarter. Jaea and Draudt, haltba.clu, and Purnell, (ullback, may ' Jn·m Prlnceton'l backfteld a1a.tnst. l COlwnbia on Saturtt.,y Kad.Uc 1 m&de a sweet 25·yard !~n in a ! Here ls the victory grin on the face of Joe McCarthy, 1 Pl'CII boys are very de.sin.bl~•whe~ South Sept. 23. Bltmln&.- battle ..nUt the aeooncta yesterd..y. : m~nager f'Jf the new wortd's ch~mpions, who settled the one ha4 a. loser 7S 8 Clem Boston U New HampM ' '· S d b th e u bs f or th e f our th succeBAnother contemplated t shtre o~t. 1. Hr.muton, Oct. a. - . ~ ·- Lew llsaue un ay y wa opmg the Purchase of 0eorae ~~a; 172 s Armbrust Ohio u . Rio Grande !.r:o~ ~~· :!.k sopSa · h.~~.re; may sive time. Little did Cub fans dream whe-n .fo.e wu fired but the Athletictl would have no par Coli. Sept. 24. .... ... {l ' oe ....., ....., when t h h ld b b k j . I I Fl ld 188 s !.aMy Duke v. M. I. Oct. l. , QQip.te battle& N•'n;. He V.'&B wo years ago t at e wou tton ot that. witbout Ted Ly e ac n r g ey e and the · underatandlng now 1s 168 a wtlllams u . ot Cal. Cal Aq:tea used In drilUnr ~rd!'Y and rubbing it in on his old mates in the manner in Which he Eams~w Is Uable to wind up in Sept. l'J. · · · 5bo-.red well. d'd 1 · C~ve~d and Wesley Ferrell In DK-Dropkict; P-:-Punt; 8Phila«telph~ . Scrimmage; KO--Klctorr. New Haven, O,ct.. 5. ..:..:.- lNS - - - - --·- -- ---:::::-::;::c--;-'-~ , A& for· the McQmw angle, It 1 ~ J e;hnny Dupn, New York, today SbQwln& of hia pupils In l::laturdt.y'a Lult:ata and Mike KOken who ·y earn more than PD&SlbJr; by the waa slated to be left ~ asme with Haskell Indlans wlll for the len. haltbe.ek'e JOb. ot many :years standing when Yale e~ Sq.turday asa,lnst lari:ely determine the n.re~ 4 strtng and l!:tder Q()mlskef Ohicagc, He wtr~ed oUt wtl:b, the . maPup ~r Noke Dame'J lt32 foottook the SoJC 'By lntemaUonal' .Newa service !:11 SQU.d yeat-erda.7 . 800r1ila' 8 , bell team, Coach Hmrttey Ande~a ALL YOU HAVE TO • PHONE i=OR A VAN .. ' . . ~ .ulcl .. .. I ,t . ; ~· 1 192 1 I I 'lork ·c 11 · :=t ...... I '" cbUd.Nn 11P8n& Sunday w' _ --· even- ban Junlor Uabtweicht, defeated Johnny hrr, Oleftlland, UO) . At BerUn-Vtneea liower, German heayYWetsht, knocked out Raul ArKentJ.na, IBianchi, At New York~ohnny Bates, '*'· I ~AU Notre Dame, ~ ~t1 . family. a.,u.~a tmU~ but .... ' . h], :t l. tltn ..~.. l'hu drlea:E plat:t~ 111 En;lflwl h! u Jlfl.lch. JIZIIt muth of the Wl•h,:·lmt \lhuebnrrn-. hohl• the di'UUibtirec· l'nl tqr E!1Kinnd. 1n lP'JU 'tb'e ~iu ­ MI for t11e 1\r"* 111 moptlll p('the J'~" ~~~ till• pl.t:e WM a ~er:r baek, wbo has a.ota for crld llorY on the lrlab prac been InJured: probably wtll be able tlce. field teen baWes are ~inl to play pait or the same aplnat wqed tor nearly e\'ilrY pos~Uon. the a_ tanmen. · The two IJereest rivals are Nlct Bob La4fltttr wnh Joe . F.o\IR~!\Y, W, VA. ' . FIGHT RESULTS or elght day, the ~}";~~~~~::::~~~; whenever ~ would appe~tl ol the dramatic · y··c·;·- footsteps of his ....... •" J. qn'.v ttanton over lhrett tuql•ee. ill btlow dtltfrt averuj't!. ~o\D.Y eoqqt.r.r Wllh 1~1 ttu&o eltfht ~~-.nd of rato a J·nr•• d":tft.r . Oct. &-INS- cht· • ·.ahtl· ken. ....,., ~ny ~tl', f•~1. • ....!tOn """ w.. )uld ltBfJ Princeton's New Coach who ""' .IO'n. CERTIFIED ' - . ~ . lliry .l on, ; . tion ' ·nut ./'' '. ' EaplaJala! Kuat · ~. A ku 111t IK 1·:!41h Pltrl IIIUl .the \t•ruJ I;; Um!tl tu ~'~l'l't''ilf tlw omrllon of ::uhl lul xt'lt u·ltll nlltoy. .' I~ . 1mnJ '" lite \\'t>h..:llt u~ foi- tllu.· Hhmes, - - I _.. ·-- mumt .------'----------------, --- I -·- - ~ -- - I ' t=lftli ·~-=. t=41ttlt>flt&, ' Wt!Y tloti; ")till 11£\.1' YouR MOil\~ 'lo/11111\IE blthiE~ •.1 EVA A. TIM1EY. .-4.. ~~~~~~==~==-= . -"'~ a•.u1: IUimcau 't>ISIIE'; OI!<:IISIOHI\U.Y '· ,. 1 ) ,.'"''" n.r.m ~ ~~ •• , '*"'I I '' model llhatnt.. fO< The '"'rl ,'f.i,.' f'IE SEEN ON H )I YE.ET 1\l\. l>IIY AT i!IE ST"ORE • ·I"M TtiO 6\lr SttE"ll. STI\rll> OUT'Sil>E. foR "3 Sol. I I> )"\OUR'; - ;>REI> To S'TI\NI> < I 'All, TitriiJ •flAM *i-il itN ; MM• irr N• '1'•1. 'j ( ·, pattern bu a aey ao4 ~ col.. . i&r. Jt .W. ntltef a JI!Oiliw: toucbJ It would be loRJy too tarried out - In Wadr:· ~ 11tia. r-.h uote al~ 1 or wool ere,.. I ·.·~ . . ,. h•• I ,• '7 ' ,.·. I · 1'11aYIAIG "r'o I ,•.,,. ···If" ' • ~ l . . M4f1i!t ,.,. """ jo lho ,., .•»:- . aJid !~low- . '" "r.: ~~ 7.· on. \VIIS OU L 1111 · i'll• ' CI'C nly .- , ' MYGH • .· ~~9~t._)gpf l l'"r~ l~jRtt. ' . iO: ·of • u.s rwo me 'JI\3U*f ~' .... ill~ land. ...~.- ,mal f'l\' '""'.. IaI< ~ l t '. tl<• 'ul;tl ~'c;;,P,~n '61ei! ~r,: \1-i1l ~r••u in TO '-L \ .t' olm ...tn ""' !rll:h . I' if$'..""'"' """' - ·. '1111 ·~:.r:fJft 'iH~ . t# Sf' S'fJ4{~fff.,..., for iPf', · · ~ . ~P~ r~~TlifllfJ .J,Ji P~m~ • iiaw : I lfii'IP ,, ~ ltfN ~,~ l1 ~ 1S Cf#ft 1(ia •~rrtRI or .eoin) • to POjlojon ~..,.,.,. Writo <arefu!lr ' ond tif1iob' '"~' i>JO!C "'d loll od· ,....~ tltt ,q,~, •• "'llll~ thl' .- ·' methods of ami our lnge . I.... manufacture . ' Volume "'c$' •The great savings thus ~ are !lOW ~sed on to you. ~« cfjiit :~( mQiiest prfce. Cett~ .. .. .NP macq:r .Wht»"e you live, in ~ty, Cre~rqo . at '' (Qr ye~s .. . . . cp~ or viUl!F• yoq wiU dpn of 4meric•·~ sre4ten j;iaar val~t...NQ'ri TAo;, #.U,. II•· 1761 ••1 Jot ..... l.iru4 i• 1i1111 1# •• ZO ••4 16 '' Ill• . i•••Ji.t, ....••• ' ............ *,.........d..... I lt~Wfi U rrU1 f•r "''"'"'· II h hu ,,.. lkS. We ~ very happy to make this im· ponanr ~nouitcement to the milliOQ4 of smo~ers wl!o Wllllt a fine, to~tf.i A aoveltJ wool and aUk crepe misot, ! 1un: irt tbe fuldoaable •ine-rcdl 1 T.tir late • ' gnllns , ' 100• same quality.. same SlZe • • same shape .. now 5c straight • • 3 for tOe or Tru,~.·. tt)l' eut . ., .. t-lrre · ~:old Is :!4 li.!ll'lll. 'J'c n.l;;u•ut ~·old ,,lln< l>~!t' uf Itt \1111'1 ~ l'llr•• ;:old 11Dtl H jl:ll'l:i ulloy, l<;ig ht L~n - lo:untt a:old 1!! I~ lfm" l!t jlllrt• :!Uhl 111111 tltll:,l.rlll dl· ltiJ, ,\ lll'l'o>lltlur~ nwanlng tl•e mond~ tllltl ulher Jlret•lons 1 !!~. IUIIII;;:runus. uboat :1~ lion t' m ~~~l.t ""~ ••• ' .... Urtl· ,Jot.!d ,, j ., .. :,: return l!lli!. . fQUr rarit P~ttl!rn, ~JI. 1761· •i•e-to .. ........ ,,......................... , .. . .. ·lt~i; , .. (~'ful ' . _ . •,, _.,.• 7. 1'-• , ....... ' • l , • ' ' j ,. .:..: ".t' ,, ·~- ,J!l\1 P<' "~.,.' . ;• ,. ..., �I • • ' ·-UIIHI " · - -"'1 -• Cllflt' l'l''-fl!Oif IU,CUI HjOH ,, AIO ITH AYI :Panthers Train For Gallipolis COL UIIIVS 0 ' ---- ' DEADERS' NOTICI!J If 7011 want the New• Offlee of Tbe Dalb Tribune, eall 236-L, If the Bualmeu Offlee aok for llOZ.R. t.c>cals to Meet To11IM Blue :. Devds at 3 45 P M Fnday ' WEATHER FORECAST-. • Ohio P'lllr r.onirht. •nd pDII91bJy llcht ru, t tu SQuth portiCin J?rldQ.f ~rctli!Jnt iVUdh t~>~'~ wtth rilinl tempuaturea. ; FULL No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels It you wish to be permanentlY re llevcd of IIOS lo .,t.omach and bmre.IB take Baalmann sou Tablets wbkh. are prepared es.peellilly for 11lomleh p.s and aU Ute bad effects ret~ull.in,ll froM p.11 preMure That empty ill&winl feeUDf at the pit ol the atornaeb will dt.Jappear that am:toUI nervous fee~ with heart palpitt.tlon will v&ft:llh.and yau will apJn be able to fAke a deep tnath without cU&eomfort Tha.t drowsy &leepy feelln8' &fter dinner will ba reptaaaa by a desire for entertainment BloaUill will tease Your Umb!l arma BJJd ~ e111 will no lonser feel cold and eo H~~~ER TD STAGE ~IG fIGHT nR RE-HE "Fi,htin1 Preoident" Carr7 Campa1p To YoW. INDIANA SPEECH Brandt Democrat' I Attaek A. "Deliberate Faloehood" Cuban Statesman : ~HI 0 Rf~mENT~ : M~f B~RN C~~l I INHf~~ ~r c~ ~ Ao Proleot To lncreaoe Preoent Gao Rateo Cclu nbus 0 ~t 5 INb B the Col1mbu (.:ns at h::t be n boo~:ted from .W to ;;;,~ ct r~ r by the PubUc Ut ilities Cornml"!'lcu I thou&ands of 1e~ dents a I t9lli € f 0UN G WOMEN :HflD IN rnm~N :or~AMIH Pl~T CliMAX IN "Queen of (rapes'.. f~RK MAYIR~tn HNGlL NURIN~ 1Purchaoed Explo11ve Free Broth era In Ohto Expected Sh.;Qid Walker R-Ive < Ncm~ination Oetrl)ll Oct Michigan state prtso 1 guards were Involved today In the fantaat.ic plot two long term prlaonen; to blnat their way out of the penitentiary ELECTION MAY Not Be Held Until Legal AdVtaoro Report to s~ep becduse Baabnann s Gila Tatle\8 prevent gas from lnterfer lng with the elreull.tlOn oet the aenulne In thll yellow pac)r:age at good drUB .11tore Prlce tl 41· ways on hand o.t Ebersba<:h Pharm- an)' acy Adv TODAY I "CHARLIE CHANS CHANCE" Marion Nb:on Comedy "Shake A LeiJ" Oci U 'J "THE PURCHASE PRICE" Barbara Stanwrck Gto Breai • Comedy "MoviniJ In'! committee or GaliiPQilf {'!fl ~~eleeted. to cvopcrotc wUh a eommltttr 91 Meia'B count.y oitl•ns to a.ppeo t.O the state u:.tl A r.ena has been or ay a iUcl! comml811lon tor a ft!Yis1on N the freliht rates In connecl o wltb the recent revLslon ot h~ Mlaht rates frOm the c ~ ~ ll ll of the Hockln;J Valley Lt has been ,,_,-,..." ' " ' De- liS'rned here ,..T)le commiUee of Oo.!Updls cttl ~s itt ccmoosed of C B Roblu ·~~.0: J Ret aner Stanley Hunt 0 C Inget~ The : •"?;nd"i'' !ccommH.tee IVORY AND GREEN ENA,.LED ROASTING PANS I Is eom B Downing M rkmaad Bon..,., Anoth· f!r March to Cap1tal '\i et.f'd UniOntown Pf Oet commtttt-e- of U)n ~111 c-arry deman& of the 1111.tlonaU Bonus for Immediate c Size 9L by 15V~ mches-2 mches deep for bakmg and makmg Jello-- W A Compton lt wu.s THURSDAY 19e w!I1 a I Uaus:h. d ;l cr lw '\nL wife M "h• gh RAG RUGS Chester 4Ft. by 7Ft H1t and m1•s patte1 n• THURSDAY 69C GREEN GLASS MIXING BOWL SETS '' Bow I• m a set--Rangmg m size fwm a 51j" to a '11/c mch bowl-Smooth f1msh mSJrle md out OBITUARY 1 ,. , • • Carrie Wolf daughter of 0torp and Esther Woll wa .. born uL • I cme Ohio June 7 1860 o.nd de SoliCitors oartodat the me S•'"'""' eeo• :>< 11932 home of her daushter 1II Col urn bus ... "BerUe Welser I Mee, ,,.,.. and 18 ""'~ On 21 1884, she was united I( ' 1ty THURSDAY this Mn j Ncx.t F:nday to Renew f1ght an Lower Gaa Rate C cntroversy T 1 'ln o o~t 5-TNB-Renewr:d activity In the flshL Im lower gas 1u le~ wn nott' I 11 11crthern Ohla todnv ns c 11 \\t!nt out to cit~ s1:1l1 I~ of 26 Ohio munlcipalitJes Ia v tu g I hPn t-0 n " In Columbus F'r ltn k Ihf' p lrJ:tese oJ reopen n q: tl I' !=! ~,. r 1\.t' em I roversy Thf' f' t tn 1he 111Uy made by Sol Ito We Jc I 0 Ills of Lorain o lio ed th en 0\1~1 of the Oolum b• j{lS ~tie ca:<;e from the dockets cf 11 e 011 o P IJHc UtJIIties Corn m 9Slon An attempt will be made at tbe scsn 1 0111 !lid to bring th& \aluatJOJ or ht> Ohio Fuel Gas Coumnm p to date 01 II~ JlOinlcd o 1t that the PIJ'!• ~Pn l gn~ rnt" \\as nx d en a VrJ.ltri.~ Mon ol tl { compa w In 1924 At that t 1 nf' t1 c ~OJJPfl y was the Logan OB.~ ComptJny lnl'illdr I amon~ the Invitation& INn I d \\!'It' theM- '>ent to sollcltors f'f Ash ian l B 1cvrus Marlon At.h· f'n~ Nrwr k W bud f'!Jrstllne fl.llcl Cardh gttn COlumbus 3 monl.h• 39CA SE1 0 Bfpt In marriage to Oeor11e Thompson or Portland Ohio to which umon was born two sons and four daughters In flatly life mother Thomp&m Wllted with the hfethcxUst Eplll copal church of Portland In which ch urch and Sunday HChoolahe faltJt fully wcrked her entire llflll She ttmsht the yGWll girl 11 clas& tor a number ol years Her entire married Ufe w11 apen.t at Portland with the exception or thr !u.s' few years dnrlng which tlms 1he made her home with the 1m r d11Ught.en She iti!.Ve8 to mourn the•r loss her husbond Oeora:e Thompson tlfo sons Roy E of A~lmo Nebr Wilbur H of Omaha Nebr tour dau2:hters Mr8 Mona Weber Ml'l Edith Park Mrs. Vera Howard al• of Columbus Ohio And Mrs Zana L(l.wwlll of Sprln~:rheld Ohio And also sixteen grandchildren one ~t.her Everett Wolf of Canal Winchester one slater Mn. Laura. Wemmer of Sack8011vllle Ohio and a. hoe:t or relatives anfl ftlendll Her life wu one of care and devotion for her ramnyy and church A per.50n or t1ue mother hood &nd friendship her place will be s.lwM s vat'Mont to th e ralll\y and friends 115 Pain Boys Woolen Knickers Part wool, tweed patterns m gray and b10wn-S1zes 6 to 16 years-Mllde with nvmgmg s1de pockets-One hip fJOCket-Whilc they last. THURSDAY J9e a pair METAL KI'{CHEN STOOLS • (All Pictured Above) Strong, stw'dy, well braced, Rubber tippod leg1 - Finlshed m g1 een with stenetled rlecm ahon- ThursdaJ 69e Elberfelils In Pomeroy. • 1~ New York Oet 6-INB-The tu.r moll and confusion of New York cit) 5 mayoralty tangle neared lls cllm~t" today "' A report that former ~Jarne1 J Walke now on the high seu re turning rrom Europe WOIJld . 11n nounce his abandonment of t h1s proposed vl.ndlc.aUon cam~l1n 1'1! electlotl .asined wJde clrcola few hours before the sc:ht> meeting tonta:ht or the Demo nominating convention • while such action If taken :~;~ JOhn undoubtedly free Tammtn)' F Curry sa.Ld to his to W1rner O&rld H It Waner ThW'IdaJ and Frld&J "' i~"''·h~ � 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 10. October 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 October 5, 1932 earl mercer wolf