https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/63a54830087cc176eedbac529c2bacce.pdf 149445e493f4140f8af3528e5f97c7c9 PDF Text Text • f I'IIIDAY, OOTOliBR If, 1111 Sugar Run P.T.A. H o J d s Meeting 1S CUl ·IN WINO~W Rev. Floyd Diek Talks to Students Located By Historians; Will Be Marked Wh~ • Society FJier.Crashed ------ The reruJ,ar monthly meetlr~ the Bua:ar Run P. T. A. waa Thurac:lay afternoon Ott.. 13· Mrs. Otto Strauss, president, ·~AIN ENTRANC[ Arter the rou.tlne business was dis I I took posed or. a aener&l 61aclllf:l1on on Improvements place. These Improvements eom111~ of flxln& & large room Ior school i Unlatcheo WindFutening • I entertainment. The re,ular &cttoot l ~e ~~ou. will be removed and up t.o date bleachen with & aeatJnr capacity or 1?5 to 200 Pf1'IOUI. wtU be Climb& In -- LEGEND r Jt .. Known camp sites ,.IAn!llan •lttl9 ·the rover ~ ' >.. fii'Oboblt ''t' ---~- •c,;-:::;;j ·, MOROS PUBBVED Ma.ntla, P. I. Oct. 14--INB-Scat.. tered remnants or a fierce outlaw I band of Moros, routed from! the na .. ; tJve stronrhold at Bud Panamao : by Filipino constabulary, were pur.. .<oued Into t,he Jolo l!lland wtldemeu todalo·. Six were killed o.nd slx !flUllded In the battle that was Ule cl.Unax of , constabularly efforts to rl!venae [ 21 comrades slain ln am~l!h by ilie 1 I I G.rand Jury Hold• Year Old Youth For [ Moroo_._ _ _ __ __,_ ( Chaatly Crime ->I- I ot 75 lo 1fl0 foods, aceofdlnJ' to 1 N!Cf!llt hnhlt1t. Eva Marie lllud,v 'f the FRAZIER BROUGHT shoe are continUtna: : -·-~er.•=· th~ ri:~:~~· :n ~ .1'\~\"!l , _ I · r' I 011 I Personal-S - , plaint ~t £he Mlllflr Brother., roAd cdntraet6rH,' 1n . ~l}a."'e Of the•'srad· . Mrl. Andrew Loyer or Steuben' ing work Qn tt}Mew ltCtion of I Ville, }Who has been vislting her • roatfw"'y on sta J;tqute .No.· '1• tJ:u'U ~tel',I !Mr& uwan '\Ohllll8er< ~nd Hobsnp 80\IUilor ddJeport. U 1 waa ftmllY or J4Qlbetry AVt!QUfl and / the alleaatlotl ,or .f.h& oontract.Otl!jMr.• andt N ~I:' Q P . Martl'nl&'tif Mi.· li~rdlng ro t"~ a.rr.tt~tlnr . o.mcera~: 100 City, the put few wtttkll, re... , Lhkt · Pruier hM.ct broken ~ JanUirns turned nome 'l'nUl'llday. 8he was 5~· I 1potnta ,Jnont heseveral Jtftwarning at dllh~~ro1,1s road as to tndtorlst.s. I occao~~iont~ the Jant.e~ns were found I broken and t·h~ wa,rnl.ng lights ex . '-•"'>D·A'~Jl. • tlnguJshed . rtraek-a tine wlnt.er keep· I Charge$ against Frazier· wlll' .~~:.~:~··-- r K ' I prcbably be filed before B. Justice or ra(u oi the Peaoo here soon. • I Knl~rhts Templar. 0 . H . ~n!1 Beu· \I ~wing ' ret urned ~\lrS<li)Y ~~~ . Columbua • where t h ey attentled the 'CO'nCII\Ve of Ohio f.nlgl).ts ~pla.r. _.l.-..~ J.' 1 ' V~NfNO ~ltASS ~T PO~TJ,elND · · GETS UNDER WAl accompanted. bya Mt·s. · the next reg:ulal' ~will remBip tor. v~IL. Martine, who , · At mcetinQ: fJf ' t t I the PO,rtland .evflnlng claas the sub~ 1 Mis Htld hhi1h··' Ool~I::WI a.Frld&y g~o ap~~~ th~ jec~ of "Soli lll)Pl'ovement" will be .~ k d h t d tUscwsed. All farmer~ and their ~ee ~en Wit · r 1en s. I wlvll!lfJ Rl'e ln'VIt.ed to attend theJe ,Mn. John S:tace of Ool"Oing IU~ clali&ea, 1Llld ore urgect by the 11).~ rived ~hU1'8day t.o attend the fwz~ ti~ructol', f!:r. Fadely, to o.ttend tl\e er&l Of Denver Chapman. , ~l'lt >two tpleetlnrs. -· I MI!18CS Nett le, Lena, and · Cla!'a The tottowtng entet•prises wUl be KILLS FOX . WITII AUTO Koehler were recent sueats of their given',consldelll.tlon oft the PI'Ofl'Ml ' sia~ Mn. Chal'les B. \ Flsher of before the school clo,ses: Poultry Jed Web!lter, local lnsura.nce Ohar~n. ' ~uctiort, Da.ilytna, Croplng · SYB· aaent was driving nlong the Rut~ I Gedrll'l ' H II and. WIIU:\m t;ems a.u(l Rotat.lons; . Buk Keeping, land-Langsville road Thursday rge owe Home Orch'ardin"' M:arketin · d I evening a.nd sudd--...nly &truck aome \ Seh~nlelu ret urned :from Oolum- ~ M ""' I g an I obJect tn the I'O&d. whic;h caused his I bua , Thursday a.tter o.ttendlnl the ..,.~ ai\a~~entot. «t you have a ear to swerve In IL moat mu.tertous , state annual conclave of Knlfhbs Rlt' .... pecubalr I your own·· pa'r · .,.. Ttmpla.r tic...,..r arm · r ng: t kJ the evenCashton. Jumptne out or the car to ·.: · ..._A. ~g c~. . _ li'P Velltil&.te he found a aoft fUrry .Rev. A. E. M.Jf"lllllO\llh or Oolum~ : A splenc\Ul !]'roup of fellows was a.ni.mal lying In the road where he qut; wu In toVin ThUI'IJday ca1Uil8' present Monday evcriinr · who tJIhad struck Jt with his car. ln thejCfl friends,. ' 4:en.tly w-ere therll fQ•· ~ pui·pCN!e moonttrht he Wl\8 able to seetha.ttt 1, Ernest 'Bowers, brother ot un . .'J'bere ts Still room 1 11 few mur ~ WM a Ught ar~y f~ . and had had 1 J11.\e Am-ent, 1s quite 1U at tds ~specially the ladles tts neck broket'z by ~ ·. linpa.eb of home In PlatwoodJ. y · the car . He drove back to Pomero) Mnl. Walter Compton went to i B. ~ GETS LOAN and placed It 1n . thp : m~um at Oolwnbll6 Thuns!ifty to attend ihe i ,.. hia rather's llotel \6n Sprinr Ave. oonventlon of tie Parent-Teacher · : h'tn.:rto · ~t . .;h AIBociatlon ~ · n, ""' · . I.,. _ IN" 10>- ... e ~ w 0 ; 811 of Hunttnrton WM lnter11ta~e Commerce Commissfon t.o~';:t~r~: ~= ~~~r:~; a ~\wn~a vlaiOOr In town Pr:tday. ~Y npproved th~ application or Bel'eraf clava Jf: ~> and Mra Aaron (ri!lkel Zahl .,..e Baltimore and Ohio railroad tor spendi"'"' the ..... -+ ... ..-.~ ,... ·· · tb • turther Joan of t3.000,000 from with her brother. Pathef :ruatne and ram 11Y are mov 1nr 1~ e W"te RecomtructiQn Fino. c 0 . Dunn ~n Elberfeld h.ome on Mulberry " Th e 1oan 1s f or t.hc prlmary n e or).; 1 · "Avenue to. thlll Reid stelnbauer ~ pur• ~ . "' = J10se' of lnereaelng employment an rl 1 N'OTICf: : . h.o~ on Breezy Heights. 4fmuLJtlns business. The road will I .. .. . 60."" . . . 79c ~- ;1~9• Mldd8 $ c" ·· · · · · 1.10 ~-·.J•I!>•·,;,,, ........ 4c to 7c ral ~~~{•;prlo o • r.. on all o&her rete~ Iliad lill'' lWid of Seeda. Alae r rttll fl Mr l,l, a }>loan•IIP p 1.. , r-. 'S 'BEEGLE ' '' '~<J • •&' ' ·· Pomeroy, Ohio "t••if' 1·1 BellamJ mecly "Poor But SATURDAY, OCT. 15 '~•ll.t\\lrJ: r,• r•• A RACKET" :;~.fi(IL•is r•~n•NKB, J• .._,A>U4 r· I m,. f0 Theatre Stanw,ell, lt&lph C . o 'c"'o• .... "Anre' .Caken ~ d. w.. Mn. I'm' the advancement ot the Neero . M'r ·. and L. A. Persona at· Welf&re at Melp OOunty there will lien~'d ,a re.vlval mect.tns at the be tree given at the Naomi •OranP •: Chrtsttan church near A1Baptlst church Tuesday eventne at 11:'Bd Ttiursda.y even1n1. 8:16 o'clock. :"lvery colored person is i D. W: Welke!' of 1"08torla a.rrlved crordia.Uy Jnv1ted to attend. Oct. 18. ~uraday•:t9r a· tislt with hia fa.m... 1082. U R. Welcome. ily:( · . I0-14-3t . ·m,Jph oilmote retuined Thurs· a supper I Aa Lonr Aa He Staya In C~e; WiU Not ut Amerlcll.n fnnd ·• A·Step-Ahead I A11 guaranteed ca lf wit.h solid oak ' to,. f• ~ J S.muil Addresses Group eodation Hc1da Meeting .I , •.. I ua'-'ln· , H~~f ,• , ;~ h .w.a ' ' "'"" a BOY ·---1 :. . Bit .· stx o'· clock cUnner at the Hotel Tqe WIVes or the varlO\U\' apd dlrectom were. guests . i ' Q,.~ salt :. i·"~··~ · KNICKER OR LONG TROUSER MODEL This ~peciaf group includes Junior model Suits with one pair long ,tro!l&ers or Knicker Suit with :lm 2 pair of knickel'f. SEE THESE VALUES! storlea. Loren Tr~le wu called befote ,_,c_ approximate expendt- : Bombay, Oct. 14.·-;:-~\'::!~ 1 1~1 tiUea of 1900.(1(10 tor the l'epalr and · teen Mohammedarul 1,.:ebulldtne , otrJfl5 locomotives $l ~ a nd 11 were seriously ~~u~~~ln: l lr:l lOO ooo rolf re]JaJr· of 2 300 fracas with Sikhs carS, anti $1~480,000 ·rot· building 820 a dispute the~~ d 81 all steel gt>ndol$~·ca.ra. , ; ter overb e an a)!lh01 ·- _ . " · · · . ft num er o1 ~.ows. · CORDUROY KNICKERS , ... , ... , , , , , , .......... , , . $1.95 CORDUROY LONG TROUSERS ...... . , .. ..... ..... $2.45 CORDUROY LUMBER JACKS .. - - - ........... . ..... $3.45 WOOL LUMBER JACKS, zipper fronb! ...... . ...... , . $1.95 HEAVY WOOL SWEATERS ........................ , $1.95 ' WOOL KNICKERS, elastic bottoms ........... . ...... $1.19 . frelaht ~HU, ~ionjnJ~ngland ' ~bfch ...... lta 1!1• vestiQatloru . da;, and atven ~ PQrtuntty to de'J11 the ac:cusa.Uorr.l. An attomb wU employed In bt8 behalf. Th etndl~tment.R were re-turned :restel'da.y, one for each m\l,l'• der, despt.te his denials. the er&n<l J HERE'S A LIST QF !CHOOL NEEDS ·FOR ROUGH WEAR OR PI:~Y I '!Jndertak~ ~·; ' SHIRTS,sizes 12 ~4% ... , . ~- . .•..1• 1...... ~ ........ 59c . , . l" ' r ~ .1 · · .. 1 ' 1,1 1 . ,· I···~ \ 1 LOT OF GO~'; .. S~;iJit: ~!fl· ~'-· ~ ;.· 25e LEJ\T~MTTE COATS. woml)lit collar, ci#dUh>yJa.s:)n$:, ·it .''r ~"\ite' see~ ~·elt'lbting, $lze~ f;,Jil· . .... $Z:iS;•~ , .. ~· ·:: .f:.;;Ki.~lFJS 3<Pli.~;su~Ji;·c~,~tt'~~~T.~~e~1~W ·~, 1111:~' · Jacket, zipper faStnenr, '1,0iors red> blue o~.~ aget\.4, 5, 6 .. • ' ~... . • ... • • ' ' \ '' < • "0cl. ..u __....llf8.t.:-tn ... 1 ~·.... ft.' lilio.iiiecl "'' olllthe lit, .... ~e.-.,.._1 . 11130dation. Thh'ty~ etght were sent including Mt·. and Mt!I~.~~E MY.land.e r of .Colurnbus, the .bei;hl conneck'd w1th the Lon National . .auk. ,After dinner the memberfi a&~oolation and their wtves ""IIO!!;<I an lnt'eresttng a:lven ~~ Mylander His ""' ,.n~lnr!' . W ... ~ .: m .~ .........~gton Ye~. Be the merltll P\ntLnce tem of n.lso banking effect. monetarY had on the 1 teat PM:la.nd~r thou~rh · th6 l)olnted Joss In ~~:··r;:~~=1~~ modltieS was , lf% 48% during the -···• •-lOSS tn bcwk .:.• •.c «!eded 9 at 1% .c. · - -- - - - - $3.M • -~ ... ' BE suRE voti visit .o ua7aots·ouAR:rMENT BEFOR£ YOU BtJY · . '• ' By '. Pomeroy. notUlcatlon .wta f\IO.m· · BA~ ,: ~$- .1~ A [ Th~ .~~,~~:~~t:w:~~f::~ B'!inkt!•·s Tt;ursday eventnz wlth r~uR TO SE Sold Exclusively G. W, Keiser Latter 0. K. · .l t) ·;hftJ .......... A·Step·Ahead! - ,. 111 Neweamerito~ MGMy A•allallle; ·Jire. vent• Seh!>al. Clclalntr .- ln Traf(ie Accident; Was Paralyzed Bu~ COli· • ac.ioua To End · tnsun. · · ' hbout Ohio and Keystone · State; Vare ~·•Y• I , ·; 1 ., 1 ~, 1 ~· '1..', , 11 11, w. . ~ D I 1.. , lptCf • ., ~~j.inl,. fl ...,.ett, i''.. Milwaukee famous. ~ ,. • . .• '' G. 0. P. WORRIED Oll1ce ~l' tormaUy ill· Lelan<l 140!Tia, Unite<! d'daifes. tbat ·the IOVtrnmeht w.a uni.ble to oompl' wtth queatl for the proYIMonal arl'tl6t This Bob Smart Shoes s,..,, and ss.oo ,. '. - SUFFERED TUESDAY B~ W1LLIAM PARKI:R INS Slatl' Clorreopondent Greece, Oct. 1&-INSdeli.Y of da)'S. the on~k Saturday and Nn.S<~hool! Ah! Here They Are The Shoe that made FRE~ IS . MAN ~ Co'·lumbus Banke'r' ! L F lld''al Co'flll'nnlent Ia Balked In Attempt To _ Get h·Mqnate - ·'- '~ · C~l. RALPH Cit£ FAILS IN O,ATTLE AGAINST' 0Ell H Ef~R SPEECH Deport Him. Known camp cl•and p>-b•bi•I me.''" lo •he whg,rl OCi:l ... •"' th·· ~ '"le'•r .,.. .., •tl"l .... camp sit t s arc lndlc~...ttd a.t{.n'~'.., dl ~ at. W heel _...,. •nn where n"',J)rO"" ,. ,.. Int'e r1tve1· en tlte ut:~ CJn!Y.J.Il)H!;: <c:: ~ch. rrui'II!H v.-Hl foliQw. Maj~ pfl.gen:·lts w ~ll be r: -·--1 ~· . 'file DauaQ~er~ d tll~ ~m:<l·~an Mingo Junction, two miles below R(:.· vclullon ·of OhJo wUl unveil tour E.tc·ube11vi lle, whet ·J Wash:lr. ~tAt nwrkers. during the c:J un..b cf spent four days with th ~ rnctiam. a l ul~·b.l'a.tlon. A motctce.de of 0. .Mo,rlclta, Park.erNburg·, and Polnt R. cUlcers and memb!'l'ti, propCo t'J PleaBant. Clvl.c and patriotic tc.Uot~· the trail oo . OhJOJ tt,)~,·er agenoies pla.n to erccl. a mnrke1· at Route Ny1. 7ond Wtl'lt V\r~intG. , Riv· Slz('ll·t Cr eek. W. Va., az1d then to t+ Route No. 2. - - -.~.. -.:_ ' : 1 · · ·I • odi>Y from Columbus where he ··1 ' lknded th~ Annual conclave or ~. U~UCKHE i - . The AmP.rlt"fln menq J" r.ompo.sed I N ......LEADER DEA~ D .. ... . .... .... Double ,Murckt [NT ffi ~N ; ~s JE;1-1,0USY CAUSE Varietlea of Focul• • Ohlo &nd' Wert V1Ji1n!& - ll:lCnoublc r·:.1 1 ~cH;1 n !'! fCtl low t.d 'by ra:11 1flte t ~n~t. o r r: 1mcla.y. Warmer Wmight and ooldn.Jivndo y. · . 15 ACCUSED ~ f KILUN~S IN LIMA ' l: ' EATHER FORECAST- NEWS 8~R'llOE UREN TRUESUn( Freda Knopp , Clara Jetren, were teet ex.· \ ~ I 'j ts 1the se<:ond time that been take n 1r 0m the ft. It o-• be< •·rt th auer n .., ere nlrht ILUattendant. 'I1le broken into tn 1929, and receipts stolen. . OHIO STATE LE B~~-ther 61 Vi~lim { Gza.nvUJe, 0., Oct. U's no lOnger unl11.dyllke rc to cheer for their aehool 1'hlll WB.& the opinJon MIB8 Helen OlMY, dean In announcing that the ban apin.st co-ed. Oenlwn unlven:lty hu ben . W!AIO,I 1 and the girls may Mrlek all they : like Saturday a.t the Denlson1Mla.m! aame. ' Edwards, , Win - / ona Pickens, Mari'O.rf>t Cartwright ~ .. June Henry, Eva Oom""'"" _...... France.~ Grade &: Bes~ie Pickens, A Blcentenn1a1 c e1e...• ~a t!on mar k Ed wards, Bernadine Ha.yne.'l, J~&n• ed by a journey d own th · e 011 1 ) 1·1, . _ Henry. er of a ~rroup dramatizing ~orgt ! • -I·Wae.hlnQton's tnip In 1770 P.Qd by a. :~,eries ot pageants nt or lleltr IWRBhlngto~·s ()am p sites, will bJ TO LOCAL JAIL observed by th e Ohio vo.lley 1tram Octa.bcr 21 to October 31 , l· 1c t1 1 : • CUft'ord Framer W&li arrest.ed ' by The Jc.urr.eY will t egi11 ju'it north Shm"lff A. 0. Tracy 11nd deputy of F.'a 't Ltverpool. October 21, ftnd Hank Young, ~lday mornlng, and pmt-eed to Pc.tnt Plea.sa.nt. brdug~t to · the count.~· Jail here. ----·-- --Chara-es ot deatructiQJl ot property , will likely was be ""d ~··'"''him. . Frazier IU'l'&Bted a. com· uur FULL I ~\; ~~l!;. h u ., " ;'j l-.., , ·il &~~.fe for parentis and pUpils, All changes wll be f inanced by the Su~;~:nr Run P . T. A. Assoel.a.tlon " hlch 1 ex~ts to have the room remodeled within t.he next month. 1 Al the end of t he meetina a COWl~ 1 eutttng a hole in the window of u1ot..hcz··s present ahowed Miaa unfastenlnll the laLch , Grumwr again wtnue1: or the atten· 1•''':" entrance to the In · dance banner. I SeTVIce Bt,v.Uon on Avenue, utddleport. CLIFTON HONOR ROLL I takln11 about $ti0 The honor roll of the Clifton , ~hool. a$ announced by 0. W . Me- i De1mott, principal and teacher. ts ! as follows : · Blake. •• · ~-. .A. . Oracle l ; Leon.rtt Van Matr"·f Hc~ry Martin Johnson, Harry Varhm. Ln wrence Smith, VIolet Harrison . 1 G~ad e 2: Herman Varian, Chu. 1 va .. um , otll! Jeff era, Elmer Rusaell ! Rober t Com pson. Laura Varian an~ Hank I Dorothy Tolliver, Mnrfle A. Johd~ 1\ , son, Henrietta Edwards, Katherlne Fox. Orade 3 : Pearl Lout.se Pox, Wilma I Newell, Helen Maxine Rickard, Bel- j vn Marie Young, Ohest.er C&rt- 1 wl·lght, Paul Henry, Ray Jeffers · Earl Filmm Lockett, Ray Pickens. Grade f: OpnJ Harrison , Nina Newell, Pret;ld1e Smith . ; Grade 5: Pea.rl Edwards, •Mina 1 Bea1de Yo1.1ng, Eugene Fox, Horace HaYiles, Carl J effers, W1Wil.ln an ' Matt-e. · Grade 6 : Russell Edwor&, 0~1 1 A . Smith, Donald Haynes Ada .' -...:- nt - -~---·--·----'----,- · l d era.tlon so as to make everythlua ·~ T6eo About $50 Seems To Be Work Of Loc.' ' al Character Orade 1: -t' the .Newo Oftloe of 'l'h• li!lii:V Tribune, call 236-L: if the B\lHifleM Office ••k for 202-R. ' buUt. All state butl<f1nl and fire laws wUl be rlven •trtetest conskl- ! TO ROB STATION HI GII 8T u o· UTN COL VWU>J' 0 . •. • , READERS' NOTICE - JC rou want charfe. ~ hoolroom 'I'J U I I · TF · OHIO '.TAT! UUSfUY .Wflllo~ ._i'f.•~•_!: 58. ID �• ,• ' stiNOAY, OO'l'OIIIIR If, 10!2 • "' J I •• , 'r'. , l'lliiiiC!m,.n. !nO. • OhjcqO, Iori ' ' ·-~ Pll~ Mil"';\*"' ... SUPf!LY IS SURE-Tr'u~t \ll or4, Bl!d !iq !fOod: 110 lllltlt thou be fed. Delijlht thy ~ alao In t;!)e Lo!JI; and:l!ie 8ball IJIVO thee the' dee1r s of thine heart.-Poalm ln1 CONFIOENCE-T~I! ' ....,., - t ""'' .. ... I 1 Pt11Ucal Sei11Ml•u I Exlen.s1ve plans Cor a hU&e cele~ bill lOll here au Hallow~n night h .1 .: t e~ n made by the Fcenry d.-r. , et t P ' ul lllc Amc •lca n Le~ I : 1 111 11 1t hll..'l t Pf'n 11nno unced f'III~Hlc~ w!Lh prb:cs ror var:loms "' • ' 111 1 c ~tu me o personag e~ ,. :l '' " ' ' 1 urul other forms of I •• j tho CVUllll ll<"!" ll l 1 ce&~ Winninr Ma~ker Come• it\ Third Period When Galla'rher'ExecUteo Fake R£ rerse Play And Easily Covera Seven Yardo for Touchdown co'!,!id,eqo~ ~eco~dln ~ llllo.klnt ll 1 &'Or '£t COLDS, COUGHS s.e tbroal, mn~e~~lar ,.,..,.,... L-- aaatlear.heaapatal,•pplyMu&•L- H irri M terole, """ oountePlaD.t a ~Ill Mu.Ril"'l'! OIJ,!t tll'..ll.lium;. wlll 1}1 I' P rm l ot i+lf' u+•btuL!ou w hu h I ~ wlll I.e lu ld r u th~ l>trf!eU> ol Mid dlt>:pon and 11. weneJ~t l HallowH u P tl wl]J f.ld'V J.U :.1 th ~o. L niP I ' Th .. ccuunlttee in churlfC or the tJli'J Jarii llc r.o; Y. t 1l u11nplet"~~- n_oc- I A-T ALL DRUGGIST& _ _;.....;..,;.,....,...,...........~ WOULD YOU SPEND AFEW CENTS TO Save Several Dollars? Any one would spend a few cent. to wu gone; next another game--and set the1r mmds on r~ve Mack twu:e m .. . on their advice. ~ Mlt:rophoots" •lt'" A single fortunate purchase nves you 1 pt an daUJ tA the Da.IIJ 'J'rtbune,. I I I I ' mol'!! than the pnce of a year's aubacription. ! ' Npt1 Hard lo '-urn \ And buys you better thinrs-for the table, I. Uh16! t!llty vr Allll!llllll\ 1 Ulllll ( blkM.g II And that is exactly what paper and read ita advertiaementa and act , ''Behbul fhe a dollar. you do, arain and ~gain, when you buy this the,. easter hut JOb for Army had f~ the house, for youtself. I tiJ e' Smarter cloth· es; extra convenience, inereased c-omfort. • j ' I I All aorta of nel" fatiofaet•ona. form the good habit of reading the ad· •vertiaemeuta with care. : Th, news !they l ' contain is valuahle and -praetical. HllnL ' I •• nhu:: 1.'c amv r11'1 I I ANQTHER MEAN MAI'f COURTS have discovered anot)!er ".~•Qest man." 1· !H•e wife brousht cofplalnt ~ auth~~t{e; ~jlplluse he insiljted on man-handling her tt Yl!l'io9• !ill!i')l !lid once wh~l' the fam1ly wanted tel take a :dn\le lnctje-f,mUy ear ahdlothe head of the household o)>jl!~ted, 11.0 'too~ a most un.ll:!lal method to wevent the ride. , as well •• effective r ' Hei~lashed the tires with a t:JI'ZOr.. 1 , , • ;Such men should be made to a;ppreOJate tile' f!'ct that I fa"llJies are not mere happenin;s te do with as the mere 1 ~hi,m dictate•- Such feliowe are in need of ~tferent pun•11!lllel\t than a mere sentence of a stlpui!'J;<!d of In the workhouse or' eertaln sized fine. of and the rantirur by the so-<: ailed wj,p,lppin11 posts are r,ljcs of no place In moderli the whlpplnl!' post 18 for II) en of the stripe of Ill• ~uijl.•••ll~~ ~~~t;~,.~~ type of coward who will crinre a Sl)lt~injl thp.t ap.J!'ar~ to be, d,ll~11ero~~ his vengeap_ce on a poor, weak ana 18 Ju~ 'the typ~ who clln be ~~re4f CO\')PlA,eiy, bY;,& the uunlshment can : ;~,~~~)-t!i~';';ij ~~~~::is ibit lli.nlo harmful ttl n l!k!vere wowiJ ~e, tA ~Uhq~f!l~da, llf.WP!'tJ!llf.ll' f!'•.lflren treated in a wol'lle 1"anne~ by. ~elf p~r·~~ .~~ily, ret b•J enourh' tllat ·\h18 f~~~\lf 1 1il#IMI!rf•~ l• iimrer nece8114l"Y. ~jJI'tieJr•musi ' lea~il' ~ltl '~iil!E~e· ·~'t.i! tlte>ilttl\1 1 11'~ 'i!hat is hp,IJ,iyen ,t~ phan~e ~ 1!1Mfl'#jjl\lt.•P,4 ,t,t;ere world better to accOIII'!>Ii•h tile purpose 1:~~::~~~Et tl\~il!i a m.:,;• ~.;• oi p\iredilslon •usert fn ·fu~ 1 \'tjrht dlt..etlon 1r "h~ ~1,n the right proportions, , , ,, , , 1 'I'!~E ested In dPvlrP.t to foretell lm t1 B1lde8 ani1 Udol wavf'! -- ~ffll. l (ill:F.\P- n li treet. dance entertainment have ll!en ll.lrau&ed wh1le adml/ls h Jl 1::~ th~ <lom e wMJ 1 .. some useful 11 u.cle m wf'a.rlng upr,.a•" l or food I fhls pl11.n hiLs bet>n taken by t.he LA!!ulnld•~ to p10t-un l'!eee~>li.ry IJ It ~ fn1 tne l"'llcf p1ogrom lu 1 \of ua 'JX 1wll vlclu '~ •L was 'laid 1 •n I wll u11 Hr8ed to (.OOfl('r&te with GlOSf CONHSJ: n~Al SCOR[ I~ Yacblnet tG prMid f!l!l.rtbfJUo kPIII are •aid to be In the malc1lli hilt the pollll"huu1 woul11 be more lntPr I 1 :CHRISTIAN 18 the tha~ we have in him, that, If we ask an~ tl)lng to hie wtll, he heareth us.-1 John 6:14. the poll& TI>OY atnt """"' liUt ,.... ouapec.t llitl' oolll<l w, I -"' a,,,,_ •l•"-fl ~ ar tour huU:y D'LUIP ~~4 • Pl'fj1f!hllt . _ , Herbert Hoover rhey eye fOWll Democrat& il a \lery moocl.Y ma®et. They make , Charie• Curti• you \ Vj~e·l'resldent feel very brlttlf 1J. s. S.nat.lr . _ Gilbert l!ettman - , Man)' a. man haa ehana:ed h ill CPI!IITOI8man, lOth District , _ Thomas A. J enkins pollllC8 &fter l1x bl8 th uneree• Conpel8tll~n-at-Large George H: Bender, L. T Palme1 han atered c.t h1m tor a tew min ~ utel You ca.nnot. eall It illtimtda' STATE tion :sut we are certain lt &tn't 14David S. ln~ali s mlratlon Governor Ljeplimant Governor Lee B Palmer we have never &ecn any strong , ... , George C. Bradcu \ e.rm work aroWld the polll But s,cretary of State . St~te Auditor __ , . Joseph Tracy I:'k~~~~h: ~:!h!~~:i~ Harry S Dl.y : plenty or muscle ISt •te Treasurer .... 1 attorney «eneral J chn B Blicku When you c~ut cf the pol's ) Joh11 A Ll J/d the mugi!l say 'Ooocl morntna', M1 Stotc Seruotor Bugs hope you voted tor the n,:ht CO\JNTV ,. party Tom W. Ju •• s RepnlM!ntati!/e 'Art~"r Beeg,le, A. B .Bmgh':lm The fact that we a.re. still alive County Comm10sioMrs IKt indicates that we dtd Cedri• Clark Prosecuting Attorney ' John Splrrs Cle~l< c/ Courts - - . A 0 Tracy Sheriff G•o A Memhart County Recorder R. G Webswt 1 County Treasurer 1,leo~ore Bee gle 1 T 1 County Surveyor Ben H E"mg i Coroner ... ' - 1whWken There: a.re Repubijean ' --N--~tJ...,_.,..ON_AL_· I '' 11i!jq.. ~Qf,IJ~JJS Ol!l!t 1W JHtD• News that means better living. Fireproof , l!;a!" !k>~ueod ROO't'S ...... SW Jl-\111 SUo Ol!l:,~ ..o~'"BOO...:.....coh'~B ....... NO..I..,. . tiuor -~~-.-""·,--ioo..-~~ \ ....._....._..._I . ._... __ 1•1 DID YOU EVER STOP TO o\tB.t. COI!B~ ROUL Ne• IOQ"ra-., 11oaida - . Wrilt ,., IIOolj:lol . . . . ."" '' '• ' By EDSON R. WAITE. SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA '~RIGHT THIS WAY IF YOU PLEASE, SIR!" ....... ~.,.. If. Jlut!..·, ' • ' E~gar 1 ' r l ' Point G. Harris, Owner and Publitl,er of the W eat (Mil'k},Daily Timet Leader, President til the Tupelo (Miu.) Daily l'le.;., And renerally regarded as one of the most sul:eeu,fulsmaU city ...b6ohers in the South,,oay1: , ' ' ' 1 • I ' 1 ~ It aiiiQ aaver time and ' ean• 1 !'}!t CaiTJ' •n acfvertiling message to the people of lb ~~.. 'llj 1 fti;4' tOll 41>d "1th better reaulta than any ~ther medium,:-.;,tJ¥"n ; I f am 1~1 to pti~ from the newapaper bu11nesa. 1- ' 1 ~ ' '"In mi_ more than thirty . "' ~ - yean as a aueeeuful publitber, I have nel'et lmoWD a merchant to achieve noteworthy •ucc:- with· cut the help of the local newspaper, and I know ef very few oth• e• buaineuea t!.at can exist without publicity of some s.;>rt, {. .... .. f-1" ?_ • • ' ' "Should the' tim" ever cmne when the local n-•~per Unletl';rou happen to be an in:rited lfll~t, of the Brillilh Royal Family, the bert wu tq "aee" )'!inclaor Caatle is under t,he wpvoy of: a wM'ormed guide. ln•a sin(l· SQ,n' patt~, ~~ will t,ell J'DU ib history;-:point out tbll!ll of ,1ptereat whose full 111· nif,icance wo!!ld ucape the u,nattended tour· l't. ., ~· shoC~·Ie-~er to I. i · p · ~., •1 ~Jl,;~local ntlwopa11<1f shoul~ not sell space, but aeniee. ' We 'sho11ld it!e,.eh!be~' that the copy is mo!'<l important than the oize of the apace it occllpies. use "11uide•'\ wju,n you do your daily ma~ ke,lpJ ·!'.~f~!lnia. <fhese ruldes are tile ad· ven:t•lli!!•~' If!, llii• paper, T!l~v lHl roll w~"'· .-cl .l•the ~ equally lmpoi'~t "hp1!' !PU:~;~ . whv•· STANSO CREOSOTE EMUI.,SION "Pieaae do not misunderstand me. l believe in bir apace for bir stores and big businesses-The Birpr the better. But bi1 apace and black type alone will not sell merchandise. Advertiainrahould bt~ euy to read and truthful. It ahould deoeribe the 1ood1 or service, or both-And it should be written in the oame tone that a 100d merchant talks to a rood cuotomer. "Adverti.sinr io today the greateat potential force in buin...., and th-is no aubstitute for the local newspaper ao an adverti•inl mecll11m.'' Soli bJ Ute Stanabury Dru1 Co. • ' ( I ,' ' ' . ' . ( t'h .. CII? .. ( • j' e 'Middleport. Oblo �• ,• ' stiNOAY, OO'l'OIIIIR If, 10!2 • "' J I •• , 'r'. , l'lliiiiC!m,.n. !nO. • OhjcqO, Iori ' ' ·-~ Pll~ Mil"';\*"' ... SUPf!LY IS SURE-Tr'u~t \ll or4, Bl!d !iq !fOod: 110 lllltlt thou be fed. Delijlht thy ~ alao In t;!)e Lo!JI; and:l!ie 8ball IJIVO thee the' dee1r s of thine heart.-Poalm ln1 CONFIOENCE-T~I! ' ....,., - t ""'' .. ... I 1 Pt11Ucal Sei11Ml•u I Exlen.s1ve plans Cor a hU&e cele~ bill lOll here au Hallow~n night h .1 .: t e~ n made by the Fcenry d.-r. , et t P ' ul lllc Amc •lca n Le~ I : 1 111 11 1t hll..'l t Pf'n 11nno unced f'III~Hlc~ w!Lh prb:cs ror var:loms "' • ' 111 1 c ~tu me o personag e~ ,. :l '' " ' ' 1 urul other forms of I •• j tho CVUllll ll<"!" ll l 1 ce&~ Winninr Ma~ker Come• it\ Third Period When Galla'rher'ExecUteo Fake R£ rerse Play And Easily Covera Seven Yardo for Touchdown co'!,!id,eqo~ ~eco~dln ~ llllo.klnt ll 1 &'Or '£t COLDS, COUGHS s.e tbroal, mn~e~~lar ,.,..,.,... L-- aaatlear.heaapatal,•pplyMu&•L- H irri M terole, """ oountePlaD.t a ~Ill Mu.Ril"'l'! OIJ,!t tll'..ll.lium;. wlll 1}1 I' P rm l ot i+lf' u+•btuL!ou w hu h I ~ wlll I.e lu ld r u th~ l>trf!eU> ol Mid dlt>:pon and 11. weneJ~t l HallowH u P tl wl]J f.ld'V J.U :.1 th ~o. L niP I ' Th .. ccuunlttee in churlfC or the tJli'J Jarii llc r.o; Y. t 1l u11nplet"~~- n_oc- I A-T ALL DRUGGIST& _ _;.....;..,;.,....,...,...........~ WOULD YOU SPEND AFEW CENTS TO Save Several Dollars? Any one would spend a few cent. to wu gone; next another game--and set the1r mmds on r~ve Mack twu:e m .. . on their advice. ~ Mlt:rophoots" •lt'" A single fortunate purchase nves you 1 pt an daUJ tA the Da.IIJ 'J'rtbune,. I I I I ' mol'!! than the pnce of a year's aubacription. ! ' Npt1 Hard lo '-urn \ And buys you better thinrs-for the table, I. Uh16! t!llty vr Allll!llllll\ 1 Ulllll ( blkM.g II And that is exactly what paper and read ita advertiaementa and act , ''Behbul fhe a dollar. you do, arain and ~gain, when you buy this the,. easter hut JOb for Army had f~ the house, for youtself. I tiJ e' Smarter cloth· es; extra convenience, inereased c-omfort. • j ' I I All aorta of nel" fatiofaet•ona. form the good habit of reading the ad· •vertiaemeuta with care. : Th, news !they l ' contain is valuahle and -praetical. HllnL ' I •• nhu:: 1.'c amv r11'1 I I ANQTHER MEAN MAI'f COURTS have discovered anot)!er ".~•Qest man." 1· !H•e wife brousht cofplalnt ~ auth~~t{e; ~jlplluse he insiljted on man-handling her tt Yl!l'io9• !ill!i')l !lid once wh~l' the fam1ly wanted tel take a :dn\le lnctje-f,mUy ear ahdlothe head of the household o)>jl!~ted, 11.0 'too~ a most un.ll:!lal method to wevent the ride. , as well •• effective r ' Hei~lashed the tires with a t:JI'ZOr.. 1 , , • ;Such men should be made to a;ppreOJate tile' f!'ct that I fa"llJies are not mere happenin;s te do with as the mere 1 ~hi,m dictate•- Such feliowe are in need of ~tferent pun•11!lllel\t than a mere sentence of a stlpui!'J;<!d of In the workhouse or' eertaln sized fine. of and the rantirur by the so-<: ailed wj,p,lppin11 posts are r,ljcs of no place In moderli the whlpplnl!' post 18 for II) en of the stripe of Ill• ~uijl.•••ll~~ ~~~t;~,.~~ type of coward who will crinre a Sl)lt~injl thp.t ap.J!'ar~ to be, d,ll~11ero~~ his vengeap_ce on a poor, weak ana 18 Ju~ 'the typ~ who clln be ~~re4f CO\')PlA,eiy, bY;,& the uunlshment can : ;~,~~~)-t!i~';';ij ~~~~::is ibit lli.nlo harmful ttl n l!k!vere wowiJ ~e, tA ~Uhq~f!l~da, llf.WP!'tJ!llf.ll' f!'•.lflren treated in a wol'lle 1"anne~ by. ~elf p~r·~~ .~~ily, ret b•J enourh' tllat ·\h18 f~~~\lf 1 1il#IMI!rf•~ l• iimrer nece8114l"Y. ~jJI'tieJr•musi ' lea~il' ~ltl '~iil!E~e· ·~'t.i! tlte>ilttl\1 1 11'~ 'i!hat is hp,IJ,iyen ,t~ phan~e ~ 1!1Mfl'#jjl\lt.•P,4 ,t,t;ere world better to accOIII'!>Ii•h tile purpose 1:~~::~~~Et tl\~il!i a m.:,;• ~.;• oi p\iredilslon •usert fn ·fu~ 1 \'tjrht dlt..etlon 1r "h~ ~1,n the right proportions, , , ,, , , 1 'I'!~E ested In dPvlrP.t to foretell lm t1 B1lde8 ani1 Udol wavf'! -- ~ffll. l (ill:F.\P- n li treet. dance entertainment have ll!en ll.lrau&ed wh1le adml/ls h Jl 1::~ th~ <lom e wMJ 1 .. some useful 11 u.cle m wf'a.rlng upr,.a•" l or food I fhls pl11.n hiLs bet>n taken by t.he LA!!ulnld•~ to p10t-un l'!eee~>li.ry IJ It ~ fn1 tne l"'llcf p1ogrom lu 1 \of ua 'JX 1wll vlclu '~ •L was 'laid 1 •n I wll u11 Hr8ed to (.OOfl('r&te with GlOSf CONHSJ: n~Al SCOR[ I~ Yacblnet tG prMid f!l!l.rtbfJUo kPIII are •aid to be In the malc1lli hilt the pollll"huu1 woul11 be more lntPr I 1 :CHRISTIAN 18 the tha~ we have in him, that, If we ask an~ tl)lng to hie wtll, he heareth us.-1 John 6:14. the poll& TI>OY atnt """"' liUt ,.... ouapec.t llitl' oolll<l w, I -"' a,,,,_ •l•"-fl ~ ar tour huU:y D'LUIP ~~4 • Pl'fj1f!hllt . _ , Herbert Hoover rhey eye fOWll Democrat& il a \lery moocl.Y ma®et. They make , Charie• Curti• you \ Vj~e·l'resldent feel very brlttlf 1J. s. S.nat.lr . _ Gilbert l!ettman - , Man)' a. man haa ehana:ed h ill CPI!IITOI8man, lOth District , _ Thomas A. J enkins pollllC8 &fter l1x bl8 th uneree• Conpel8tll~n-at-Large George H: Bender, L. T Palme1 han atered c.t h1m tor a tew min ~ utel You ca.nnot. eall It illtimtda' STATE tion :sut we are certain lt &tn't 14David S. ln~ali s mlratlon Governor Ljeplimant Governor Lee B Palmer we have never &ecn any strong , ... , George C. Bradcu \ e.rm work aroWld the polll But s,cretary of State . St~te Auditor __ , . Joseph Tracy I:'k~~~~h: ~:!h!~~:i~ Harry S Dl.y : plenty or muscle ISt •te Treasurer .... 1 attorney «eneral J chn B Blicku When you c~ut cf the pol's ) Joh11 A Ll J/d the mugi!l say 'Ooocl morntna', M1 Stotc Seruotor Bugs hope you voted tor the n,:ht CO\JNTV ,. party Tom W. Ju •• s RepnlM!ntati!/e 'Art~"r Beeg,le, A. B .Bmgh':lm The fact that we a.re. still alive County Comm10sioMrs IKt indicates that we dtd Cedri• Clark Prosecuting Attorney ' John Splrrs Cle~l< c/ Courts - - . A 0 Tracy Sheriff G•o A Memhart County Recorder R. G Webswt 1 County Treasurer 1,leo~ore Bee gle 1 T 1 County Surveyor Ben H E"mg i Coroner ... ' - 1whWken There: a.re Repubijean ' --N--~tJ...,_.,..ON_AL_· I '' 11i!jq.. ~Qf,IJ~JJS Ol!l!t 1W JHtD• News that means better living. Fireproof , l!;a!" !k>~ueod ROO't'S ...... SW Jl-\111 SUo Ol!l:,~ ..o~'"BOO...:.....coh'~B ....... NO..I..,. . tiuor -~~-.-""·,--ioo..-~~ \ ....._....._..._I . ._... __ 1•1 DID YOU EVER STOP TO o\tB.t. COI!B~ ROUL Ne• IOQ"ra-., 11oaida - . Wrilt ,., IIOolj:lol . . . . ."" '' '• ' By EDSON R. WAITE. SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA '~RIGHT THIS WAY IF YOU PLEASE, SIR!" ....... ~.,.. If. Jlut!..·, ' • ' E~gar 1 ' r l ' Point G. Harris, Owner and Publitl,er of the W eat (Mil'k},Daily Timet Leader, President til the Tupelo (Miu.) Daily l'le.;., And renerally regarded as one of the most sul:eeu,fulsmaU city ...b6ohers in the South,,oay1: , ' ' ' 1 • I ' 1 ~ It aiiiQ aaver time and ' ean• 1 !'}!t CaiTJ' •n acfvertiling message to the people of lb ~~.. 'llj 1 fti;4' tOll 41>d "1th better reaulta than any ~ther medium,:-.;,tJ¥"n ; I f am 1~1 to pti~ from the newapaper bu11nesa. 1- ' 1 ~ ' '"In mi_ more than thirty . "' ~ - yean as a aueeeuful publitber, I have nel'et lmoWD a merchant to achieve noteworthy •ucc:- with· cut the help of the local newspaper, and I know ef very few oth• e• buaineuea t!.at can exist without publicity of some s.;>rt, {. .... .. f-1" ?_ • • ' ' "Should the' tim" ever cmne when the local n-•~per Unletl';rou happen to be an in:rited lfll~t, of the Brillilh Royal Family, the bert wu tq "aee" )'!inclaor Caatle is under t,he wpvoy of: a wM'ormed guide. ln•a sin(l· SQ,n' patt~, ~~ will t,ell J'DU ib history;-:point out tbll!ll of ,1ptereat whose full 111· nif,icance wo!!ld ucape the u,nattended tour· l't. ., ~· shoC~·Ie-~er to I. i · p · ~., •1 ~Jl,;~local ntlwopa11<1f shoul~ not sell space, but aeniee. ' We 'sho11ld it!e,.eh!be~' that the copy is mo!'<l important than the oize of the apace it occllpies. use "11uide•'\ wju,n you do your daily ma~ ke,lpJ ·!'.~f~!lnia. <fhese ruldes are tile ad· ven:t•lli!!•~' If!, llii• paper, T!l~v lHl roll w~"'· .-cl .l•the ~ equally lmpoi'~t "hp1!' !PU:~;~ . whv•· STANSO CREOSOTE EMUI.,SION "Pieaae do not misunderstand me. l believe in bir apace for bir stores and big businesses-The Birpr the better. But bi1 apace and black type alone will not sell merchandise. Advertiainrahould bt~ euy to read and truthful. It ahould deoeribe the 1ood1 or service, or both-And it should be written in the oame tone that a 100d merchant talks to a rood cuotomer. "Adverti.sinr io today the greateat potential force in buin...., and th-is no aubstitute for the local newspaper ao an adverti•inl mecll11m.'' Soli bJ Ute Stanabury Dru1 Co. • ' ( I ,' ' ' . ' . ( t'h .. CII? .. ( • j' e 'Middleport. Oblo �; , '. ' BONDAV, OOl'OBIR 11!, lt3t . . • OF. b~WS c.: .~ssrru.o A.flVftRTISING S~CTION •", • Jl)' ALICJ:PAIIU LANGElol&R ~uoed by the .... l'!li\lnll ... .... arch~tecta a.nd decorator&. • ••• , Meanwblle, the a.rtiat& Butte l)f Montmartre are ~ ••• Eo:;: "'~"'·~=~ of ~·In ...1,.. the numl:m" """ ,of :11J be re· Af8 ....... · . ~ ~of the year in a.~ abcrw. ~141 : C?ct.. 15-JN8-8k>wlr ~ ll'hel~~Chtd\c, WoWeft!', hu not IIUI'8ly \net dep~ ll ~~ · • tM yet m~ With tbe aPQrOVIIJ ot the lndUstpal reatOn at orJablze:r;l of tile varlOul societlea. fraw. where the text.Ue ~ ~~ body f~ tlt&t it mu.st still abow a. recovery tCtr the l'lrat tlmt attactt lf~t ~rtanoe c.o Its spec&lnce the world C11l1&. la.l tra«itlorul 'and mUllt 3.vQld fus~ Unemployment ftlutes have ~Je· ion with- 1~ tivall. ~llne.d by nearly twelve ~r cent in It ,voul4 alio be the: NOl'd department. which com- to find ~ under a prlE~ the put lnduatrW c1U. oi 'tor tbe 12,000 patntiop L111e. RoubaiX and Tourooln(J. om.. trlbuted aDlQill" the ttve clal at.a.UaUcs recer.tt.ly pubJJabecl c.f the "exhibit! sent by ahow• onl)' sspoo totaQ)' UQemployed aaain.st 40.000 reported at the bet-lnnlns ot aprlns. Qlht:r tndust.ries abow slmilar Improvement and It is thouab1: that the early winter wm reaDy begin to shew a proaperlty wave. , • • ~ i•LW i II • POM[ROY PAMTH[H5 GA1M, f1R&FWI~j~:=J£~~ . baa .tb1r1J: _....... je~U31.Unl' work mSiht _INS 81atr , . , . _ . . • • • i CAPITALS OF •·l lfl . • .,.~ j ~urpoi~OI »m· to lhe u -~ ~t P ntiw an at.1tGm for ~ n 'ptl'IOQa 1n U\e IIX'flll\~.o. . . _ . m9tor~. ~ ~c)'CleiJ and II\Otofb!Of.tl•.lJ'b~ ~ one lnelU<UDI tnulk tor every 96 peRtJnL , ' No ~ pt de~~ · · Pf"!!" e"t in the prtpll!'atloDI made for th.e umual .\~ ~ 10e11:1 to OJnn at. the Gran~ ~ aDd so for ' the ezhlbila )li'OLU1Ie t.q be ~n bla:er Bnd tetter than ever befprro. /JJ in former yean. the Onnd Palall wUl be beautltuDY odeeontsd one o:r tl\fl new featUI'H to ~ bu - on t.he prOYtd Hahtlnl br meam ot FOUJll> up In of artiatfc- Iampi arrna because ona or the members 10vf'lY ~~ erfect.B. of t.he bro~hOod ot Itinerants, Paacal . M:usine ' was recen"~.. arreF.t' ed for ha.vlns sketched an Amerl- ~ to vltlw ot the ptu.ent tinanela.l ca11 tourlat. criabl which has brought c:!tftcultles The Judie told hlm tll4i\ the onl~ to many of the artl&ta in Prance, It ])fi'IKIIla who could clreulate among :tnd illilllrous ':'::. • • • • L•• ' oe.,e..moty low on til¥ .oc.tler ~ hand are recent. birth •.~_..Uit.ks shqwlns tb&t the JnCl'e&IJb)c~ber or empty cradtea 1P PriUIOl ~, ~- . ly to becomln1 alatD:llnl. '! , · I ! ,_ - • \ ..0,.01 au.-;;,· ar-c.UOdlioi by I'Jhll.k K&1be I?Omtl'o)' nt~'iiiiii~ ~ -~~ ~~ • are A boO~! • D._el 10 {Jt'"' • r~n~ _tll __ .. the .., tbe I'JubU&nt. IC10t'7; OYer• iU) . lllo :: .t. ~":,~_"!" r tracu• ?I · I ~r .,..-.canAl baU Everllnl: m.-de f . A P!W tallffi -. - w~ ~ ed to pi.O. ~ .. did. aJJOt.bfr.r.... 5 jvd pen"1004 .. JUde & aod Guinther ~ •.o al~. at&teu ~ to Ot.&int~r 1 Yictol7: 'out .then- la ll_ OM W ·~lklltoa'w-1!: · eruw ~- ....,m who fumlded bui ncovem:1 and the b&ll fdl4 watt arouDd. end f« In 01>1• & 50 · )'8rd r11D tar the ara ICIOfC, dliWilin( tbe ball m:eiver In ~ W¥ downed on btl own ,1:1. !Doe• ' thlnr 1>111 _ ,_ t.rua ~ halt •.a.Jotd. fOUibt bJa way f~' ~m I Yard ptn. ' ar...... ~q r.... oobftJl"o "'" ~ Pom~ lS, New Bolton o. OM~Mr made ftrrtt ~ W) l'ome• 1 Purplt , Plnliher '<~U4do _mOt· Thlr<l .,_...., <>Uiotbor ,_ , a.roJind point, the - ~ """' ....... , , · The teeQDI1 ~ w}Um at• I ortd 'throurtl PortqlOUQI. • ..,. lllciUMI to Panthe" .,.,, '11'1 10 M ""' Qoe lor J!nt a co~- ~,.. boil ~''" lootboll 11\10 \110 ~ · 1m JIICOiiil'~ 'f'Omeroy ala~ dOwn. OrliNII' aaMt K1oil ~~ tiJ atreet. ,.... tlad, wbo appu~ ~ .. ~ted. bY .. f~le go t.be '""" . Pt.'~ ~r DJI!IIde. KIOh mack taln 1114 Gulntbtr CluJ4 ticked tD enth- .,.. -- . - · - - - yard Uno ... .......... by """ t ..pd\ fli!Pble(l on ULe neat play, N'w BoMn 10 and Orw Jf&ln I who wu pJa,q witt\ ibe Lv.ai L Pia E:' I ' ! - - • - :c Rut .A.. Bolfon, the bo>"• catne -rl&ht b&ek ~fi~ 1\ Guintqer ' *lekld tO Yllrdl wu Oh tbe reoelvtr .ub no RI4J'D. ! ball. pve ehue. AI be eD00 terad the ~~~. the tMI,U ~ Oui'o&o!\.Crow¥~~ · hl h~ · A.~~ 40Wn fm ~ew , tr&tkJ. 1*\)UiuaJ J)roeed • BoetoD. Ch1ldle; made li anmher : botlnded ....,.,.. . ff0;!1 bJI Jl. 0\li"Ctt made 2 · Ohlldrw pu1 falled ,. d4l a third lor a 5 1 ~luded. h~ 0~~ 1\ut dOWn pn a ' bea. ~!uJ ltaCk yard penalty. Staten ldck.ed oul 1 hands IUUl darted into UJe ·-"~~"low, \he ball *iklni tbe 'em~ path ot 1he appro&ehinf car. WIUch carfled MVeril Pantl'lm of bounds OD Poa1ero,'1> CO. Her.! ~~ I,.ON~ I ~: .:x:~lOT the ••• '· The lad fW't.ed a.tter, realil· 11tltll him, Blackwell lhtal1y stop- s. hor~ of ISUblt.ittJtes went In ror ' ed hla da~ ))e1nr ~truck Plnl him. · Pomeroy. ' ~ ~ toUChdown WD.I!I II~C· J by an &u le, and ·~ Btatlln failed to gain a.n!l so did KlDBii made & )'lord ao did RU&ped auddegl)'. Hll i>-e toT· ¥•tea; Playa 1 CJ1lldi'eJ. St.atf:n to JentiM pallS- !!ell ADd ap.ln OUintber quick 1 lowed t.he paUl ot .tile ba.JJ. u .1 ed Ui nrdl 1 AnoiJler J)aiS wa'l t.t- JtkMd to New Boet.oo'a 20. Two l h.d - · ....,."" •'It roUed tnto the paUl -of t.:~mple~ . Chllctre)" made 2. F cur- oaal6 t&Ued and tbe aame ended 1 ~Fine tho kick imd IIddie picked t :-uek and. " l!t.OPPf.d. 'QUI ~~ ~ · ov~ the ccnte- c!' -nc aa Pomeroy rtceJved the ~ck ID J ,·. ·, 'J. • ' I the tlet ·o!f ancl 11VU.b eonH~ beaU· tru~k wheel atruet· the ban ltpe to Jenkins tor 20 aiu.l another the center Of the flelcl ti{UI blocilllla I>Oip ..... ·ble IOOlnand a loud report followed ~ Al'~t Clown. Guinther made >be ' SCore Pomeroy 20, New Boston Cl. txnetoy',s ~ltl P a n t h-e \' ltne. maes anct ·'a. nne exhlbUJon ot ~n the bladder of ihe baU bW"tt. ta~e. , The 11ne up : · ~!J:~d rrOm. the New Boston ·Ktekinl from. behlnd hlll own fl.eld runtng, went tllroulh the ~- · The lad stared Wide-eyed •lit\ Anctner Pa.&l! 1\llS lncwn9ltlte a., Pcm.eroy ~0 New BOI'Jton 6 · ~·.wl~h , lt!J ftt&t ' .,utheaetUl lltill u.ne, ·Staten aot otf a. Jl).ce · t~ q~ont tam m the q~t~le . the remn&Dts ol what b.fd I WllB QUrd two penalliet. ot 6 yard11 McQuiq LE J enk1nll OhiO' t'OOtWJ ce&IP (If ~ aeaeor. ~ck ' but the ,~ 'WMa e&Ued back of the team &n4 m~e a rwl&way been a football. A ellaht te&r each fteUitltli. Staten kif" ked fllud LCrow LT J Cunninghe.m , ~~ ~t.s ~It when J.,ddle fdld tbe Pan~e;ra penallsed lS race roc M yard& to a IlCOn!. Qrue· mlgM have been diSCerned !n It was Pome1·oy's ball on their own l Ka.~r LO Stanley . a.~ of 'cele- yan18 (or .. routhlni the kicker Rr apln kleked tbe .extm J)Olnt. : the lad's eye o.a the PanQler l:lli. Klot>,s maue t1 and Oruescr ArnOld C Lt:~cmpt~ , b~Ud PJ"~' li\rided the baUI· wbtch bl'ttljl'ht t.be b~~oU whftre """ The outstandlha 1)1&)'tn on the . blll'l rolled by, J.,ei.vlni the made It pnt dowu. A Pfl.l'': oruser W ell•: RO D. PhllllllS l wli!k or tJLe 6ctoto obW\U..ua aod Bostonlans elected to rush the ball toetnr teaU' we~e ChildreY, Staten youngeter atandinl at the t o BlackWell to OUIMher made !9. 0811(:1 RT Wren , Won M ti)e J1.n lvenal et.adiqm or ln!tcad of ldcltlnr. ll'h1B tbey did an"d Ctl.rdo. CNidt:V played a . side of ,the street, undcclded Kleu~ added 5 another oass wat: Baer RE c. cureio tlie ~amcW!l ~YlB PortS- Out ~ SlOPped twlce, once on a .. whale" of a. p.mt' whtle Btl!. ten : jus~ wbat 'a ction to take. ' ' pellallzed II. Guinther ldck.ed and Guinther Q I·. Curclo ~th .by a 20 w 8 score in a. lme J)lunge and once when crow dld some nne pulit.Jnl 1.w1 -PlUJ&!nr 1 It w~ New Bctoton s ':lall on her Kloes RP.: StateJL game playM ·Wlder the Jl&hte. ~roke tQ a ~ but the second 1and Curdo· was a iiulwark on Ute OW)l 34. Blaek.well LH t:verllng , CUi:'ldnr for t.he moat RSl't- bke a play was 4'RBU1 called bo.cik and , de1enze !or New Boct.on. Gryeser mlBesd goal. , Scon! Childrey made 3. A pa.."'h WK;., In- 0'"'"er PB Childrey • well ~jliLced and Well oiled m"- Fau;teroY .PCtiallted five yards lof j For Pomeroy the WOflr. of GuJn6 N Bolio 0 chlne -the gave a ' account dft'.. if.lde. · ther, Crow, Orue&er and Klot.a u~oe's ~~ed offn ~d the beJ1 ~liS complete. F. Curcio made 3 and SUbstitute& for New Boston Pen· l of tb~ves.. every player t;lotn« Oltlldrt:y tht;u orok~ lhrough Ute espeelally good wb~ the re~oL • of 1 ftnally,. downed on New Bo4p.un Stat<:!n kiekro to Pomeroy"s ·42 out nJ.nston for J. Ounniniharn, I:en ' bcundli. for PhlJ.Ups. Pomeroy, Andrews tor hip pa~ In putt.tpi over the win- ltn~ for. 34 yard8 ·before Guinther the t~a.m perfonned nobly, Bfer 131 yard ·mark. · Klocs made 4. OuJnllter qulck: Kai8er, Kindle for Wolrc, Jenkins , nii;)IJ Di&rgin. ··w.'led Jilpl. llUJ' t;he center of the <hewing up e,&pedaUy well !llBd. 1 Pcmeroy lost ftve for off-slcje or: ~ctpt !b . the Iouttb q~ ft~ld. 'J"#iet: ~ no . gatns were Blackwell ~a.yed a nice pmt' G.lilthc ftn:t play, Staten toalug f IJm; kicked to New Boston's 2 y~ llne /CJr Blackwell, 8elr'leno.bel for Me· wml) ~ tioy& le~ ¥P .. oonsldera))ly . ~111d Ouipther intercep- cUd ln faet every one of l-lte JJne- the \)l&Y belnJ ~lled bad; . qu:.- • •ht'J'I> nrnw downed the ball. Slfl.- Q• . M . 'fhw:nton tor K!Oftl. 1 · ~ fXOlll beblbd his Kcial R : m11 for 0\11nther, P. Thornton 1 " wtth a · 13 to 0 lead, t.hey played ted .a ~us c.n the thlni p~y but men whc:Je w<»:k IS ne,v n nE't~-~"iy I drilY then· mlftp, ~ · i.rid · !then ,·InPCl;ttle~'OY mughed the k1c~c·· , for Crow, Joachim lor Bat'::. 1 tine, eo.ijalstent· ·t~WaU, , evtt:n ~roy was oft' side and a.e showy.a, ti\At ot, the .b~ ~eld, I other. Staten then , ticked land tlte play wa:; called back, 1 Scorltlg, tor New Bc6ton, Chtl- 1 tll CQIJ h t.l\e.y seemed to be weak: in . ])tl:l&tlz¢d ·ttve ·flU'da. The ga.'rile wu plafed 1\8 tou~a: Guinther returned the bi,u to yirt~~; . -. brea.k,lng up the New ·BOBton, aerThe, next play then n.w Btat~~l .t:lnf. ~Wit l:iefcre tieing downed 011 Ne"w Bo&- fe.·mcroy be.lng penalized Hi. 1<,lrey touchdown; Pomeroy, Ouln-) Two plays, a buck and a pass., ther 3 touebd(\Wil8, Grueser 2 lal oftenslve. pi.SII to Jenkin5 for flr:&t down to Nrw Bost:m -,on the toes and dr:·l ton 30 . ;- At tl.rnes the Une held lUre 1,\ Pomeroy'S 2C y~rd line whete tke fendtd the north gual, with Kl()('s Klot~ made 2 ai,d rE.J>Eiaed ·for 1aUed, of;)qt Pomeroy was agnin off- voals after touchdowns. down&, Pomeroy 11: New Bc:sstone wtUl •b ut at .others, JIO~bly th~ q~r eDded. Jdeking off. Staten being downed 1the · sanw ·but Pc.meroy again otl· side &nd tOOk 5 mof{; , Childrey 1 In the last pet'lod, lt faUed d,lsm:~.1· After another pa:!8 had been en hi.<; own 18 yard ltne. side. Kloos then htade 3 arill' -..·ticn then piOU8'hed thn;ugh the nne In tc.n ll. " ~titul a.ttewi)~ for ::14 b · : .ln~ Penalties, Pomeroy 56 yards; 1 1y &Dd pennltted the BoatoniaJ.u; 1inoom~ete Childrey Jrl!lde anollier ChUdt-ey tried twice for no ilj.ln KlOe! failed 1.0 ga.l.n, Guinther ~;toPPQCt by Guinther arter getting Nrw :Boaton 30. G RAl'l CAt-WS to make thelr only score ot the 1first down thru t~e Uiie to Pome- and Sta.ten klc.ked out o1 bourlds kicked over the iQal line. ........)). tbe rest of the team. S ;. .. Otfteial" L:.o?e· refenle : Olul~t. (~; ;after ' a , ser..s.atlonal rnaroh roy's 14 yard marker. Chilri,.... on the Pomeroy , 30. Qn flnt ple.y Pmneroy penalikd th _.,. ..,. _. RobinSon hAft .. 11 C...U.• ue.wE u aftemaatb e:f th• Nc:ent eaerelt~ Meua• ,.. Muiee.D throua-h !the en~re field . The I!OOr- Lllen made 3 a.nd. Ever1lng , made Grue£er on two tries and an off ' five" more for cm$15 and rihn- ·attn fe,lled tWice and Guinther um".re, ·~ nenlan. ~~. . a.,. rotM:-Piu ]y, the e~;pwleW• of JU-ehhidop~• ~~ 1first doWn on th-= .flvc yard strj~ . skle penalty made ftr&t down:. l,nr, ~ the home lo.d(J j drey !a.ilt-'d to pbt and ataten bl.tercept.ed a pass but again Porn· I T "FieNi, · .A:JtCM,talk ·O.~-. · f~·lf·,Miin IU~i.J ~~ l~ ~.,.. wht.n Guinther had . ChUd,rey m"de !o~r Bnd then went Kkes made another tl)•at <lo-,n kicktd Ouint-ber retuminiJ 10 . to ·•"' wo;t' lor o!!slde. 1M r.;..., Clo~-S"'to ,..,.,.,., ~ ,.,., ~~. ~...- ; , A paM Staten to Jenkins then J•Jt b7 tM af die lattrQ-mh~ V(o ~; th.ui.J.J,•-. .......... "wtiitbT4o~il.· beaut!tul ont lor the toWfudo'*n. The kick and then another but bott. sl~ce the ccnt.:c..t uf tbc field. Pomeroy ~ tq the · for the ·polnt w&.s bloeked. were oft"s1de. , pu sc."id, BID.Ckwdl to erow for 10 made first down on Pomeroy's 24. By International NeY.'f! Service ~do• to ~co. The ..Cf'Clic&l, wi'!!lt ~Wt~Jah• ,.-...t tM I.W~o' U.• ttml "'- ........ of priPh ~itt.~ to •IMiate Ia Me~, wbUe' . . The BCGtonl&n~; look the ball . . un ~!l~er then took. the ball tor but Pomeroy Jest flve for oft. .e. Chili;ll:ey f&Qed to gain and the 1Duquesne 21: (}IJJ~e 6. Ot'neva B; St. Vl.ri'ceilt 1. ~01 ta~(ia; 't o eaopei'a1e With tiM 'p~eat ediet. draw a.-~· own 2 :va.t'd stripe and never R 00 yard "I"ide to a toochdbwn ahd Guinther ki~ked to New Boai.on's Quarter ended. Score Pomeroy '13, New BO&tuu il. Temple 11! ; Bucknt!ll 0. 'I,... Pii~J.elll ~~o '~~Jl•• 'It,• I ~11 C•tfaali~ dl~e• '"':111. 31 yard where . Crow stopped ball Qla'r:.er Clemscn 19; ~ine o. E ' tur...ttl·hata:dciob·.......•-if the, "iMOliuit.••&~atatiitiulo aHw• t-ourlob carrler in hlk tracks as the quar>· Stat2n's pass was tncomplete but Howard Payne n: All!tlu 13. Ill• ~U_..' at•~~"-'Wid}. ~· y.,_tjc'aa. ueerb ~at th•t!J.,.I tet· end~d. " Ohlldrcy made Hr!!t down on Pon•- Ma.rshall 'l ~ QeGrgeto'wn IKyJ o. lldnu wu ~; Ia ..W.anpte pup, JP.'f'.I'IQIIIISlt al&ci.t. &•r t&a1 .~ s, 'New Boston o ""''a 14. Childrey maele 2 and Mltlsa.p&32; Spr 1- .. Ifill o. ' ~'§.-t . ol ·Calloollb ,..,, de•:l:f: Jo... .._d nlooll;.a. 'l]olo .' ' I S\•<rUing ~ nid..wl by ll:l6 actio11 1•f''f ill' P~e~la.t t;.U. ·~I.., diU '' • made ftmt. down, ChUSou til CproUna ID : Wolford 0 ..-:~'• alnq ~ ,W~ hM ole"d hil •"-"~• to lbe 1 f and ttt.e ball was thre e Southwestern <Tex., 'I; St. Ed- I w~-. caM COIIiUft: ·~t•f• ··~" M..-"!'hil• .~ ekiJeCI pnttle :r.ero - line. Chlldrey " ·w.ftl1! 's 6: 'I • ~-. ~Tau. htM&JoW. . fieJ!I Me:uco «:117 ';~,~~~lit. over and the ~cC're we~ 1'¥11.8'Minea 13; Siuunons : 1 . Ameriiiai ;;i.i.i; 1! 13, 'New tloston 6. The Transylvania 'I; unto::1 !Ky) o. \ ------"--~-...::;::;::z::.::;;:::;. .., wa.s- 'tiJ~d for the e1.- Wake !"o~e6t 0; N. Carolina. SU,.t.e o, ~ll 1 §l!ore resulted af-~ Qayt()n 7, _Xavier 0. , A\lcliDt.,~LauJ~tlr $b.otttun L~o::~: }J.J Ute "of 98 yards by New .l Jaskell as. Baker 0. Iu t.: 'Y ntln d f\.len• h1 nolhiog ~~~ ~ l; or-,:UI~r;, l iJo:ht enuqgiJ to be us~,-'1.1 ~f.IW.burn 12 ; Fc.rt Ha,ys Btate n. , · . 1 aP. hunLin;; ,,.Nll\:"lnll, ~l\"ei·~ . tnalle as . t\ W chlta 14 ; Emporia. T.eacbera o. 11\lbern. 11.nd tuT l)ll.y<>ll HS Hudlht : kTCir.ed tb G.Uln\lieL· ~l!)rado A811es 'Y; Dl!nver TJ"ilty. 'l. ; laup;ht~r . ~ . nd"t ~ _u11mtlou the ~··rl,\' <:11 tht• m:o\<J.~~- ~t .t!te Se~·eQ . "' ·'!"'.ba,n Oil b.1a own 15 MoptfUlB Mines 27; Int.ennountalo dlSD~~~~llll! rwlse U· maket~, and lt!eilth ~·l!ulur~ . 'flle~nret pr.a<.1.lqr.t bp. some beau·Vnlversity 1!. the shot!kl{l~; diJ;~lurtlon of t11~ fllC'e 11liOt~uu wnR T•lnde In 1830 by :a j;;t.;,;;;;;,,;;;,;--l~.m t.broprh, lJtnl"j Afgics W(ll!tern State 0~ tl!Ot It oC(·n~lous.-Lord O!Tefjter. t•:wm.:h ,uu:,u,ith, t•u.si~lr J,cfli\1• opposing teo.m i n the Wlllla~.nette 26; CcU. nt It:~ho 0. field. cileux-. the field :ror a touch· Muskl~gum 32; Ashland ·s. · ;;;!!imjij,i'i;i~~!!iii run was one ot 8.~ Blttft'ton H; Bowlirig Green 0. li ' l iy ~ -n:~the~-== •'a, GD n[ .B; T u., ,~. ter ~FlW~lk.!~;..n:rw~ w (~~'y; ::!:~.."~::"~llle"':: ·~~.r.a~· .3'u,e. ~ ~~er'alid· ~~;'"' I ~:,:." 'i."...r'!e ,,up, ' '"'" TWO R\JJM.S 1,'.1!~~ ~,b ~.ia~d Jly T~ ~~"' · \!~~~..tnr \Jp ~•'P"; ~·· Bl,.ekw•ll, Gril"""r laer, A!moicl We;e ' ~~ ... . I ron " · .. ·• ' ' I llle """" ...., = .:..... I :b~~,'".:" ;.!~.':"~.::.': ' 1cetve .. ·-.... to,._ ·a .up I company .•t ·bors 1' I •ll! nne 1 RADIO SHOP UARE DEAL cOAL co-Lump, ~en delivered. 8}TB.CU-6t; Niddlpeort .2.50 per ton. ToP coa. me Mk: MU.Cd ~1 at mine ~: bU. .Mlne phOne 417-J. c(Jf,l ana i !aga.ip. I All n.aket of Radios Te• • d I . . d' 138 .a. Waiter P. Ebers3-1 pa1re , · a ao parta aupp'•.u: 1 to-13~ for all Radioa. Some bi .. ~ba~ch;·~~~~;;~;;,;;-x;n< -.. '7olto sAL&-6 tube Atwater Kent haraaiaa ia new aDd ued !!.. ftea{d'.;nce ~:?.;,> ~,>~ Jt~1<· ·~­ 1 Eleotrlc Radio, 6 tube Cl'CIIleY Radioa. E:.:pert work at rea- 1 - • • - radio. Pbone M·L. l C. I M;";dith, Pomeroy. 10·14-St oonable pri~ea. Radio De· partmJ!ftt. ot nt.dl06 serv iced u~ ·- ~ .ALL"UAKE2J r,...onr"~1e prt.c~e. Bring in 1ot.•: radio or eel! :Mt-J. LO.. M. Cl'061!. HART&<.;O. ~·~--~·-------- : Pomeroy, (" furniture. Pay Stars of· the Big or exchange fumltUl'e. Jl)'euch'a used Furniture Ex· ~nae North Sflt.end . Bt., Mid· d..,por{. fhone 266-J. -~~~t ,....-, DBLIVERY ROtrl'i! M/LN &t once' ror establlshed l wanterl Une I II ..,diauo. •ia· WANTED-Coal cook stove, coal I ~h I llst I FOOTBALL SCORES w,.iltell- M&ter and UU!d I T~n I I ;.;,;,1 of weU·~nown household good&. Cor or 1\jlJ.i· truck necc.seary · Must be rsatlttLed with P'f.50 a week to 11 t.art. Wrtt.e Al'oert MUla, Route Mlf., 4390 Monmouth, Clncinnatl Ohio. '· ••'t'UIII -...r. __,._,__.__to..,_. ., I 3D: ' LOST 10metlme ThUl'sdaY cvenlflR a ID"IU\·11 wbite "tltz d09"· U f(lund, . p~&t notlfy ~utr. Stev~ns., Phone . . .'W(I~R. '' "i· .. ·:.r )'~. 'l'hu pcrlo•lk law ur o·lil' llli hll .l" wa~ tlnri...,,JI•)' .\ lcl ldell•tll. ll ~<llll• ·<~ t llut thl) ltl'\tl•t•t11clt uf ti ll~ PIC'IIltmtll, 1t1t wdl m,; the fmt:tf; mul prfiJ•tlf· 1/~ uf llu•h' t'llll lJ~tPI IIH it; Ul'l~ Ill p :· ~. I lutJh,• d~\ !t'l llli!!lCC Ull Ul' ftJI'I\1 II iJf!- ' ;0;ilw·o:y ;;;.,;;m rlmll t• ftmt•l l\m ur tl•t• nLn1ulc ,.hich • cll:"hh; nf Lill i 1•h•uwu t11. Th h1 I11W .own on the FE?. [lot; vv,p.s ""' ~16 I-IELP I ... ··lll! hhxi ~(mJtlch~il' lo fur••! ell the t•A.hti!:!I ICfl ILntl en•u tl\C' l ll'OJICrU~ 11f 1en•ml Uti"OO":'In eJCIU('l'tl> alu~ IISIIH'III'~ P.Ii. - ,io_n o • h~~~~;~p~:;~ :ountrf' , The town 2!i,000 whollt>_ ~OIIliP~ areM::R:~~:~~~ten "'If· ,fJHtf A . goal I f~;nd:~.mc:T tlll C::cmi~l Law \ prueser lticlced the Score Pomeroy 20, New Boston 6. Kloea kl=vh;: a~~w n~t:~~~~ 18 to 34. F. Curcio made 3 a.nd Ohlldrey adddd :t Staten pa.sscd to EverUng fm 3 and statell kicked out ot bounds on Pome· 21. Kloes made 2 but Black· ;;.;;;;.rllw,:n los't 6 and Ouint.her Ucted to ', r TING~Y IN OUR OFF'I<.;E ~;.. nADY roa :roonAT.t:l Ti•''' ..eMit .,, trt•t•l1 d~t.l .u 1h1 1•""* ,.•J• i• Nrwl'•risYtrl. .fU 1lt1tlrtJ. 11 " i11 .. ·"-' A bir idea for the football camel is tbe tweecl cuat. \...M•T Nl(;.M."T 'IOU t~~"t:TEi "I'll£ , l;ll(o(o InT ~IT .. II 2{) 1111d J2 /D #0. Thil ~4J/trll i1 r.!ittb #If iM•IIiir~tt 11 iJ h•ml cal. lllli""J· Jtofl' to Gel T/We PatiCTfiS Send ·15 cents (in :>tilll~\11 or t:l}lll) to Fuhion Jlun:au. Wr1te r.:areful\ y•nd P11tlnly your name anq full addra~•. t\!.e "umb&r of tltc pattern antl ll\~ ·i~c )'OU W ·' "~· ,\ddreu yr.u~ te~ter .in. t\tc .fulhiW· lu; way=-::- Un.I\Y •rr·ltUf)f '¥ l•'ltt.h:m• l" a•rlll1 J!lvn. A. T.trfll!J'$1 1'7!'111 ~p~•.ifol jJt \'\Ill'~~ 1<:1·~ "·· ' Net~· turk VlLJI * * • * * * to Friend, JointlY Acel!oed With Widow of ·ilis Murder. Lll>bY W1bo Can Claim Widow'a 1'hlrd of Esta.te. Hotel ·Uillsboro THREAT' f ) ' rpuC;J L .. 1 , :...".rAIE'tC.· ~l1adcs. 1~ __-- 1I ~ IULANE" TIZIPLE' Youth(ul in mood are the pla idtd woolen~ in ,•ari{Hu red and green ill lilltJ . BRILL.JANT ).togte ~ Rray tw~d mixturto as afmclied is outstandmgly smart. lt~iiiiJ' f;nc•·lnw u cuul4l ht! ruund in I lit' Ul!!· trlct, ·nnll nil ' were he iu;; !ll"ed In 11 . &~_.Bt>l( ~!It\\ '«~~>!'­ .....~ "' ~~ 'P-'W"- . \T ~"'f'S,..,.,M'- "nlG ~K~Il\10\ ..r-n~S eo.lldUn Jt "'ra.ps tlu~; figure riving a tad slendet a-ppl:arincf to the wearer. Monnlcne "'oolens can o.! ~ o be used for this model, and 1f you please, you can make the ~.:ollar oi fur. ThiJ ;ntttrtJ 1\"D, 7i81 111ay Ill Qb· uf 11 L!!kt':>lcr : (LARGEST Mf-YEkR HOTEL) .,.; u Toda,'• moctel bas loaqs of ~nap. The: full collar creates the smart broadened shoulder effect. tH·:,:uuh:er~ S,tr4nge 4t;~gles in Tobacco Meir!s Will Sn\ltli' 41 EVA A. ,whr-u (l~u~,~lun!IJ 1 •11~etHII ITI:Jm1~U tn ~;ht' ll' S0 1tiiJ M tlu: lwce::r ul l ·•~il'e-:tcr slll:Pp l'reu"h~i] ::au_.rcarl! n:;n ~~~- !tubel't lJiikcll'ell. thl'J rvnml lliul !\(•1 • ;,~~~~~~~~~~t~~~~· ~C~ro~w;';.. ~ol~n~e~m,~uJ~•~"~~DJI~~th~e;, _''~l'"'"~lci\11111S. ~ . ' -- thA I"Aitfl()pijl ·---l:l•d Left Home Co11aty f .. ..uN''l' IT TliE TRUTH! . I~ I!ARlY t>AVS WtlBtl h M/IH W~'f> <:.1\U~~T 'STE"~l\>16 ·-m!fY SfR~Nc; tiiM UP • Uy..l\voot . '" ... ' --'/EtaSATILE ;i,.'ER.N . STAR.!.REI-lTAlER, ZIMMeRMAN AND MOI-1'-Eia ARf2 IHRj:E' OF THE .GAMES ouTsiANDING eAs;KS! Tampa~ ~Fio~i~4\, . Offer• M•RY Sinwle: $2.0Q $2.50 $3.00 $3.~ CWit~ ~~th> P9'!ble: t4.AA' $&.00 · ,, ' ' �; , '. ' BONDAV, OOl'OBIR 11!, lt3t . . • OF. b~WS c.: .~ssrru.o A.flVftRTISING S~CTION •", • Jl)' ALICJ:PAIIU LANGElol&R ~uoed by the .... l'!li\lnll ... .... arch~tecta a.nd decorator&. • ••• , Meanwblle, the a.rtiat& Butte l)f Montmartre are ~ ••• Eo:;: "'~"'·~=~ of ~·In ...1,.. the numl:m" """ ,of :11J be re· Af8 ....... · . ~ ~of the year in a.~ abcrw. ~141 : C?ct.. 15-JN8-8k>wlr ~ ll'hel~~Chtd\c, WoWeft!', hu not IIUI'8ly \net dep~ ll ~~ · • tM yet m~ With tbe aPQrOVIIJ ot the lndUstpal reatOn at orJablze:r;l of tile varlOul societlea. fraw. where the text.Ue ~ ~~ body f~ tlt&t it mu.st still abow a. recovery tCtr the l'lrat tlmt attactt lf~t ~rtanoe c.o Its spec&lnce the world C11l1&. la.l tra«itlorul 'and mUllt 3.vQld fus~ Unemployment ftlutes have ~Je· ion with- 1~ tivall. ~llne.d by nearly twelve ~r cent in It ,voul4 alio be the: NOl'd department. which com- to find ~ under a prlE~ the put lnduatrW c1U. oi 'tor tbe 12,000 patntiop L111e. RoubaiX and Tourooln(J. om.. trlbuted aDlQill" the ttve clal at.a.UaUcs recer.tt.ly pubJJabecl c.f the "exhibit! sent by ahow• onl)' sspoo totaQ)' UQemployed aaain.st 40.000 reported at the bet-lnnlns ot aprlns. Qlht:r tndust.ries abow slmilar Improvement and It is thouab1: that the early winter wm reaDy begin to shew a proaperlty wave. , • • ~ i•LW i II • POM[ROY PAMTH[H5 GA1M, f1R&FWI~j~:=J£~~ . baa .tb1r1J: _....... je~U31.Unl' work mSiht _INS 81atr , . , . _ . . • • • i CAPITALS OF •·l lfl . • .,.~ j ~urpoi~OI »m· to lhe u -~ ~t P ntiw an at.1tGm for ~ n 'ptl'IOQa 1n U\e IIX'flll\~.o. . . _ . m9tor~. ~ ~c)'CleiJ and II\Otofb!Of.tl•.lJ'b~ ~ one lnelU<UDI tnulk tor every 96 peRtJnL , ' No ~ pt de~~ · · Pf"!!" e"t in the prtpll!'atloDI made for th.e umual .\~ ~ 10e11:1 to OJnn at. the Gran~ ~ aDd so for ' the ezhlbila )li'OLU1Ie t.q be ~n bla:er Bnd tetter than ever befprro. /JJ in former yean. the Onnd Palall wUl be beautltuDY odeeontsd one o:r tl\fl new featUI'H to ~ bu - on t.he prOYtd Hahtlnl br meam ot FOUJll> up In of artiatfc- Iampi arrna because ona or the members 10vf'lY ~~ erfect.B. of t.he bro~hOod ot Itinerants, Paacal . M:usine ' was recen"~.. arreF.t' ed for ha.vlns sketched an Amerl- ~ to vltlw ot the ptu.ent tinanela.l ca11 tourlat. criabl which has brought c:!tftcultles The Judie told hlm tll4i\ the onl~ to many of the artl&ta in Prance, It ])fi'IKIIla who could clreulate among :tnd illilllrous ':'::. • • • • L•• ' oe.,e..moty low on til¥ .oc.tler ~ hand are recent. birth •.~_..Uit.ks shqwlns tb&t the JnCl'e&IJb)c~ber or empty cradtea 1P PriUIOl ~, ~- . ly to becomln1 alatD:llnl. '! , · I ! ,_ - • \ ..0,.01 au.-;;,· ar-c.UOdlioi by I'Jhll.k K&1be I?Omtl'o)' nt~'iiiiii~ ~ -~~ ~~ • are A boO~! • D._el 10 {Jt'"' • r~n~ _tll __ .. the .., tbe I'JubU&nt. IC10t'7; OYer• iU) . lllo :: .t. ~":,~_"!" r tracu• ?I · I ~r .,..-.canAl baU Everllnl: m.-de f . A P!W tallffi -. - w~ ~ ed to pi.O. ~ .. did. aJJOt.bfr.r.... 5 jvd pen"1004 .. JUde & aod Guinther ~ •.o al~. at&teu ~ to Ot.&int~r 1 Yictol7: 'out .then- la ll_ OM W ·~lklltoa'w-1!: · eruw ~- ....,m who fumlded bui ncovem:1 and the b&ll fdl4 watt arouDd. end f« In 01>1• & 50 · )'8rd r11D tar the ara ICIOfC, dliWilin( tbe ball m:eiver In ~ W¥ downed on btl own ,1:1. !Doe• ' thlnr 1>111 _ ,_ t.rua ~ halt •.a.Jotd. fOUibt bJa way f~' ~m I Yard ptn. ' ar...... ~q r.... oobftJl"o "'" ~ Pom~ lS, New Bolton o. OM~Mr made ftrrtt ~ W) l'ome• 1 Purplt , Plnliher '<~U4do _mOt· Thlr<l .,_...., <>Uiotbor ,_ , a.roJind point, the - ~ """' ....... , , · The teeQDI1 ~ w}Um at• I ortd 'throurtl PortqlOUQI. • ..,. lllciUMI to Panthe" .,.,, '11'1 10 M ""' Qoe lor J!nt a co~- ~,.. boil ~''" lootboll 11\10 \110 ~ · 1m JIICOiiil'~ 'f'Omeroy ala~ dOwn. OrliNII' aaMt K1oil ~~ tiJ atreet. ,.... tlad, wbo appu~ ~ .. ~ted. bY .. f~le go t.be '""" . Pt.'~ ~r DJI!IIde. KIOh mack taln 1114 Gulntbtr CluJ4 ticked tD enth- .,.. -- . - · - - - yard Uno ... .......... by """ t ..pd\ fli!Pble(l on ULe neat play, N'w BoMn 10 and Orw Jf&ln I who wu pJa,q witt\ ibe Lv.ai L Pia E:' I ' ! - - • - :c Rut .A.. Bolfon, the bo>"• catne -rl&ht b&ek ~fi~ 1\ Guintqer ' *lekld tO Yllrdl wu Oh tbe reoelvtr .ub no RI4J'D. ! ball. pve ehue. AI be eD00 terad the ~~~. the tMI,U ~ Oui'o&o!\.Crow¥~~ · hl h~ · A.~~ 40Wn fm ~ew , tr&tkJ. 1*\)UiuaJ J)roeed • BoetoD. Ch1ldle; made li anmher : botlnded ....,.,.. . ff0;!1 bJI Jl. 0\li"Ctt made 2 · Ohlldrw pu1 falled ,. d4l a third lor a 5 1 ~luded. h~ 0~~ 1\ut dOWn pn a ' bea. ~!uJ ltaCk yard penalty. Staten ldck.ed oul 1 hands IUUl darted into UJe ·-"~~"low, \he ball *iklni tbe 'em~ path ot 1he appro&ehinf car. WIUch carfled MVeril Pantl'lm of bounds OD Poa1ero,'1> CO. Her.! ~~ I,.ON~ I ~: .:x:~lOT the ••• '· The lad fW't.ed a.tter, realil· 11tltll him, Blackwell lhtal1y stop- s. hor~ of ISUblt.ittJtes went In ror ' ed hla da~ ))e1nr ~truck Plnl him. · Pomeroy. ' ~ ~ toUChdown WD.I!I II~C· J by an &u le, and ·~ Btatlln failed to gain a.n!l so did KlDBii made & )'lord ao did RU&ped auddegl)'. Hll i>-e toT· ¥•tea; Playa 1 CJ1lldi'eJ. St.atf:n to JentiM pallS- !!ell ADd ap.ln OUintber quick 1 lowed t.he paUl ot .tile ba.JJ. u .1 ed Ui nrdl 1 AnoiJler J)aiS wa'l t.t- JtkMd to New Boet.oo'a 20. Two l h.d - · ....,."" •'It roUed tnto the paUl -of t.:~mple~ . Chllctre)" made 2. F cur- oaal6 t&Ued and tbe aame ended 1 ~Fine tho kick imd IIddie picked t :-uek and. " l!t.OPPf.d. 'QUI ~~ ~ · ov~ the ccnte- c!' -nc aa Pomeroy rtceJved the ~ck ID J ,·. ·, 'J. • ' I the tlet ·o!f ancl 11VU.b eonH~ beaU· tru~k wheel atruet· the ban ltpe to Jenkins tor 20 aiu.l another the center Of the flelcl ti{UI blocilllla I>Oip ..... ·ble IOOlnand a loud report followed ~ Al'~t Clown. Guinther made >be ' SCore Pomeroy 20, New Boston Cl. txnetoy',s ~ltl P a n t h-e \' ltne. maes anct ·'a. nne exhlbUJon ot ~n the bladder of ihe baU bW"tt. ta~e. , The 11ne up : · ~!J:~d rrOm. the New Boston ·Ktekinl from. behlnd hlll own fl.eld runtng, went tllroulh the ~- · The lad stared Wide-eyed •lit\ Anctner Pa.&l! 1\llS lncwn9ltlte a., Pcm.eroy ~0 New BOI'Jton 6 · ~·.wl~h , lt!J ftt&t ' .,utheaetUl lltill u.ne, ·Staten aot otf a. Jl).ce · t~ q~ont tam m the q~t~le . the remn&Dts ol what b.fd I WllB QUrd two penalliet. ot 6 yard11 McQuiq LE J enk1nll OhiO' t'OOtWJ ce&IP (If ~ aeaeor. ~ck ' but the ,~ 'WMa e&Ued back of the team &n4 m~e a rwl&way been a football. A ellaht te&r each fteUitltli. Staten kif" ked fllud LCrow LT J Cunninghe.m , ~~ ~t.s ~It when J.,ddle fdld tbe Pan~e;ra penallsed lS race roc M yard& to a IlCOn!. Qrue· mlgM have been diSCerned !n It was Pome1·oy's ball on their own l Ka.~r LO Stanley . a.~ of 'cele- yan18 (or .. routhlni the kicker Rr apln kleked tbe .extm J)Olnt. : the lad's eye o.a the PanQler l:lli. Klot>,s maue t1 and Oruescr ArnOld C Lt:~cmpt~ , b~Ud PJ"~' li\rided the baUI· wbtch bl'ttljl'ht t.be b~~oU whftre """ The outstandlha 1)1&)'tn on the . blll'l rolled by, J.,ei.vlni the made It pnt dowu. A Pfl.l'': oruser W ell•: RO D. PhllllllS l wli!k or tJLe 6ctoto obW\U..ua aod Bostonlans elected to rush the ball toetnr teaU' we~e ChildreY, Staten youngeter atandinl at the t o BlackWell to OUIMher made !9. 0811(:1 RT Wren , Won M ti)e J1.n lvenal et.adiqm or ln!tcad of ldcltlnr. ll'h1B tbey did an"d Ctl.rdo. CNidt:V played a . side of ,the street, undcclded Kleu~ added 5 another oass wat: Baer RE c. cureio tlie ~amcW!l ~YlB PortS- Out ~ SlOPped twlce, once on a .. whale" of a. p.mt' whtle Btl!. ten : jus~ wbat 'a ction to take. ' ' pellallzed II. Guinther ldck.ed and Guinther Q I·. Curclo ~th .by a 20 w 8 score in a. lme J)lunge and once when crow dld some nne pulit.Jnl 1.w1 -PlUJ&!nr 1 It w~ New Bctoton s ':lall on her Kloes RP.: StateJL game playM ·Wlder the Jl&hte. ~roke tQ a ~ but the second 1and Curdo· was a iiulwark on Ute OW)l 34. Blaek.well LH t:verllng , CUi:'ldnr for t.he moat RSl't- bke a play was 4'RBU1 called bo.cik and , de1enze !or New Boct.on. Gryeser mlBesd goal. , Scon! Childrey made 3. A pa.."'h WK;., In- 0'"'"er PB Childrey • well ~jliLced and Well oiled m"- Fau;teroY .PCtiallted five yards lof j For Pomeroy the WOflr. of GuJn6 N Bolio 0 chlne -the gave a ' account dft'.. if.lde. · ther, Crow, Orue&er and Klot.a u~oe's ~~ed offn ~d the beJ1 ~liS complete. F. Curcio made 3 and SUbstitute& for New Boston Pen· l of tb~ves.. every player t;lotn« Oltlldrt:y tht;u orok~ lhrough Ute espeelally good wb~ the re~oL • of 1 ftnally,. downed on New Bo4p.un Stat<:!n kiekro to Pomeroy"s ·42 out nJ.nston for J. Ounniniharn, I:en ' bcundli. for PhlJ.Ups. Pomeroy, Andrews tor hip pa~ In putt.tpi over the win- ltn~ for. 34 yard8 ·before Guinther the t~a.m perfonned nobly, Bfer 131 yard ·mark. · Klocs made 4. OuJnllter qulck: Kai8er, Kindle for Wolrc, Jenkins , nii;)IJ Di&rgin. ··w.'led Jilpl. llUJ' t;he center of the <hewing up e,&pedaUy well !llBd. 1 Pcmeroy lost ftve for off-slcje or: ~ctpt !b . the Iouttb q~ ft~ld. 'J"#iet: ~ no . gatns were Blackwell ~a.yed a nice pmt' G.lilthc ftn:t play, Staten toalug f IJm; kicked to New Boston's 2 y~ llne /CJr Blackwell, 8elr'leno.bel for Me· wml) ~ tioy& le~ ¥P .. oonsldera))ly . ~111d Ouipther intercep- cUd ln faet every one of l-lte JJne- the \)l&Y belnJ ~lled bad; . qu:.- • •ht'J'I> nrnw downed the ball. Slfl.- Q• . M . 'fhw:nton tor K!Oftl. 1 · ~ fXOlll beblbd his Kcial R : m11 for 0\11nther, P. Thornton 1 " wtth a · 13 to 0 lead, t.hey played ted .a ~us c.n the thlni p~y but men whc:Je w<»:k IS ne,v n nE't~-~"iy I drilY then· mlftp, ~ · i.rid · !then ,·InPCl;ttle~'OY mughed the k1c~c·· , for Crow, Joachim lor Bat'::. 1 tine, eo.ijalstent· ·t~WaU, , evtt:n ~roy was oft' side and a.e showy.a, ti\At ot, the .b~ ~eld, I other. Staten then , ticked land tlte play wa:; called back, 1 Scorltlg, tor New Bc6ton, Chtl- 1 tll CQIJ h t.l\e.y seemed to be weak: in . ])tl:l&tlz¢d ·ttve ·flU'da. The ga.'rile wu plafed 1\8 tou~a: Guinther returned the bi,u to yirt~~; . -. brea.k,lng up the New ·BOBton, aerThe, next play then n.w Btat~~l .t:lnf. ~Wit l:iefcre tieing downed 011 Ne"w Bo&- fe.·mcroy be.lng penalized Hi. 1<,lrey touchdown; Pomeroy, Ouln-) Two plays, a buck and a pass., ther 3 touebd(\Wil8, Grueser 2 lal oftenslve. pi.SII to Jenkin5 for flr:&t down to Nrw Bost:m -,on the toes and dr:·l ton 30 . ;- At tl.rnes the Une held lUre 1,\ Pomeroy'S 2C y~rd line whete tke fendtd the north gual, with Kl()('s Klot~ made 2 ai,d rE.J>Eiaed ·for 1aUed, of;)qt Pomeroy was agnin off- voals after touchdowns. down&, Pomeroy 11: New Bc:sstone wtUl •b ut at .others, JIO~bly th~ q~r eDded. Jdeking off. Staten being downed 1the · sanw ·but Pc.meroy again otl· side &nd tOOk 5 mof{; , Childrey 1 In the last pet'lod, lt faUed d,lsm:~.1· After another pa:!8 had been en hi.<; own 18 yard ltne. side. Kloos then htade 3 arill' -..·ticn then piOU8'hed thn;ugh the nne In tc.n ll. " ~titul a.ttewi)~ for ::14 b · : .ln~ Penalties, Pomeroy 56 yards; 1 1y &Dd pennltted the BoatoniaJ.u; 1inoom~ete Childrey Jrl!lde anollier ChUdt-ey tried twice for no ilj.ln KlOe! failed 1.0 ga.l.n, Guinther ~;toPPQCt by Guinther arter getting Nrw :Boaton 30. G RAl'l CAt-WS to make thelr only score ot the 1first down thru t~e Uiie to Pome- and Sta.ten klc.ked out o1 bourlds kicked over the iQal line. ........)). tbe rest of the team. S ;. .. Otfteial" L:.o?e· refenle : Olul~t. (~; ;after ' a , ser..s.atlonal rnaroh roy's 14 yard marker. Chilri,.... on the Pomeroy , 30. Qn flnt ple.y Pmneroy penalikd th _.,. ..,. _. RobinSon hAft .. 11 C...U.• ue.wE u aftemaatb e:f th• Nc:ent eaerelt~ Meua• ,.. Muiee.D throua-h !the en~re field . The I!OOr- Lllen made 3 a.nd. Ever1lng , made Grue£er on two tries and an off ' five" more for cm$15 and rihn- ·attn fe,lled tWice and Guinther um".re, ·~ nenlan. ~~. . a.,. rotM:-Piu ]y, the e~;pwleW• of JU-ehhidop~• ~~ 1first doWn on th-= .flvc yard strj~ . skle penalty made ftr&t down:. l,nr, ~ the home lo.d(J j drey !a.ilt-'d to pbt and ataten bl.tercept.ed a pass but again Porn· I T "FieNi, · .A:JtCM,talk ·O.~-. · f~·lf·,Miin IU~i.J ~~ l~ ~.,.. wht.n Guinther had . ChUd,rey m"de !o~r Bnd then went Kkes made another tl)•at <lo-,n kicktd Ouint-ber retuminiJ 10 . to ·•"' wo;t' lor o!!slde. 1M r.;..., Clo~-S"'to ,..,.,.,., ~ ,.,., ~~. ~...- ; , A paM Staten to Jenkins then J•Jt b7 tM af die lattrQ-mh~ V(o ~; th.ui.J.J,•-. .......... "wtiitbT4o~il.· beaut!tul ont lor the toWfudo'*n. The kick and then another but bott. sl~ce the ccnt.:c..t uf tbc field. Pomeroy ~ tq the · for the ·polnt w&.s bloeked. were oft"s1de. , pu sc."id, BID.Ckwdl to erow for 10 made first down on Pomeroy's 24. By International NeY.'f! Service ~do• to ~co. The ..Cf'Clic&l, wi'!!lt ~Wt~Jah• ,.-...t tM I.W~o' U.• ttml "'- ........ of priPh ~itt.~ to •IMiate Ia Me~, wbUe' . . The BCGtonl&n~; look the ball . . un ~!l~er then took. the ball tor but Pomeroy Jest flve for oft. .e. Chili;ll:ey f&Qed to gain and the 1Duquesne 21: (}IJJ~e 6. Ot'neva B; St. Vl.ri'ceilt 1. ~01 ta~(ia; 't o eaopei'a1e With tiM 'p~eat ediet. draw a.-~· own 2 :va.t'd stripe and never R 00 yard "I"ide to a toochdbwn ahd Guinther ki~ked to New Boai.on's Quarter ended. Score Pomeroy '13, New BO&tuu il. Temple 11! ; Bucknt!ll 0. 'I,... Pii~J.elll ~~o '~~Jl•• 'It,• I ~11 C•tfaali~ dl~e• '"':111. 31 yard where . Crow stopped ball Qla'r:.er Clemscn 19; ~ine o. E ' tur...ttl·hata:dciob·.......•-if the, "iMOliuit.••&~atatiitiulo aHw• t-ourlob carrler in hlk tracks as the quar>· Stat2n's pass was tncomplete but Howard Payne n: All!tlu 13. Ill• ~U_..' at•~~"-'Wid}. ~· y.,_tjc'aa. ueerb ~at th•t!J.,.I tet· end~d. " Ohlldrcy made Hr!!t down on Pon•- Ma.rshall 'l ~ QeGrgeto'wn IKyJ o. lldnu wu ~; Ia ..W.anpte pup, JP.'f'.I'IQIIIISlt al&ci.t. &•r t&a1 .~ s, 'New Boston o ""''a 14. Childrey maele 2 and Mltlsa.p&32; Spr 1- .. Ifill o. ' ~'§.-t . ol ·Calloollb ,..,, de•:l:f: Jo... .._d nlooll;.a. 'l]olo .' ' I S\•<rUing ~ nid..wl by ll:l6 actio11 1•f''f ill' P~e~la.t t;.U. ·~I.., diU '' • made ftmt. down, ChUSou til CproUna ID : Wolford 0 ..-:~'• alnq ~ ,W~ hM ole"d hil •"-"~• to lbe 1 f and ttt.e ball was thre e Southwestern <Tex., 'I; St. Ed- I w~-. caM COIIiUft: ·~t•f• ··~" M..-"!'hil• .~ ekiJeCI pnttle :r.ero - line. Chlldrey " ·w.ftl1! 's 6: 'I • ~-. ~Tau. htM&JoW. . fieJ!I Me:uco «:117 ';~,~~~lit. over and the ~cC're we~ 1'¥11.8'Minea 13; Siuunons : 1 . Ameriiiai ;;i.i.i; 1! 13, 'New tloston 6. The Transylvania 'I; unto::1 !Ky) o. \ ------"--~-...::;::;::z::.::;;:::;. .., wa.s- 'tiJ~d for the e1.- Wake !"o~e6t 0; N. Carolina. SU,.t.e o, ~ll 1 §l!ore resulted af-~ Qayt()n 7, _Xavier 0. , A\lcliDt.,~LauJ~tlr $b.otttun L~o::~: }J.J Ute "of 98 yards by New .l Jaskell as. Baker 0. Iu t.: 'Y ntln d f\.len• h1 nolhiog ~~~ ~ l; or-,:UI~r;, l iJo:ht enuqgiJ to be us~,-'1.1 ~f.IW.burn 12 ; Fc.rt Ha,ys Btate n. , · . 1 aP. hunLin;; ,,.Nll\:"lnll, ~l\"ei·~ . tnalle as . t\ W chlta 14 ; Emporia. T.eacbera o. 11\lbern. 11.nd tuT l)ll.y<>ll HS Hudlht : kTCir.ed tb G.Uln\lieL· ~l!)rado A811es 'Y; Dl!nver TJ"ilty. 'l. ; laup;ht~r . ~ . nd"t ~ _u11mtlou the ~··rl,\' <:11 tht• m:o\<J.~~- ~t .t!te Se~·eQ . "' ·'!"'.ba,n Oil b.1a own 15 MoptfUlB Mines 27; Int.ennountalo dlSD~~~~llll! rwlse U· maket~, and lt!eilth ~·l!ulur~ . 'flle~nret pr.a<.1.lqr.t bp. some beau·Vnlversity 1!. the shot!kl{l~; diJ;~lurtlon of t11~ fllC'e 11liOt~uu wnR T•lnde In 1830 by :a j;;t.;,;;;;;,,;;;,;--l~.m t.broprh, lJtnl"j Afgics W(ll!tern State 0~ tl!Ot It oC(·n~lous.-Lord O!Tefjter. t•:wm.:h ,uu:,u,ith, t•u.si~lr J,cfli\1• opposing teo.m i n the Wlllla~.nette 26; CcU. nt It:~ho 0. field. cileux-. the field :ror a touch· Muskl~gum 32; Ashland ·s. · ;;;!!imjij,i'i;i~~!!iii run was one ot 8.~ Blttft'ton H; Bowlirig Green 0. li ' l iy ~ -n:~the~-== •'a, GD n[ .B; T u., ,~. ter ~FlW~lk.!~;..n:rw~ w (~~'y; ::!:~.."~::"~llle"':: ·~~.r.a~· .3'u,e. ~ ~~er'alid· ~~;'"' I ~:,:." 'i."...r'!e ,,up, ' '"'" TWO R\JJM.S 1,'.1!~~ ~,b ~.ia~d Jly T~ ~~"' · \!~~~..tnr \Jp ~•'P"; ~·· Bl,.ekw•ll, Gril"""r laer, A!moicl We;e ' ~~ ... . I ron " · .. ·• ' ' I llle """" ...., = .:..... I :b~~,'".:" ;.!~.':"~.::.': ' 1cetve .. ·-.... to,._ ·a .up I company .•t ·bors 1' I •ll! nne 1 RADIO SHOP UARE DEAL cOAL co-Lump, ~en delivered. 8}TB.CU-6t; Niddlpeort .2.50 per ton. ToP coa. me Mk: MU.Cd ~1 at mine ~: bU. .Mlne phOne 417-J. c(Jf,l ana i !aga.ip. I All n.aket of Radios Te• • d I . . d' 138 .a. Waiter P. Ebers3-1 pa1re , · a ao parta aupp'•.u: 1 to-13~ for all Radioa. Some bi .. ~ba~ch;·~~~~;;~;;,;;-x;n< -.. '7olto sAL&-6 tube Atwater Kent haraaiaa ia new aDd ued !!.. ftea{d'.;nce ~:?.;,> ~,>~ Jt~1<· ·~­ 1 Eleotrlc Radio, 6 tube Cl'CIIleY Radioa. E:.:pert work at rea- 1 - • • - radio. Pbone M·L. l C. I M;";dith, Pomeroy. 10·14-St oonable pri~ea. Radio De· partmJ!ftt. ot nt.dl06 serv iced u~ ·- ~ .ALL"UAKE2J r,...onr"~1e prt.c~e. Bring in 1ot.•: radio or eel! :Mt-J. LO.. M. Cl'061!. HART&<.;O. ~·~--~·-------- : Pomeroy, (" furniture. Pay Stars of· the Big or exchange fumltUl'e. Jl)'euch'a used Furniture Ex· ~nae North Sflt.end . Bt., Mid· d..,por{. fhone 266-J. -~~~t ,....-, DBLIVERY ROtrl'i! M/LN &t once' ror establlshed l wanterl Une I II ..,diauo. •ia· WANTED-Coal cook stove, coal I ~h I llst I FOOTBALL SCORES w,.iltell- M&ter and UU!d I T~n I I ;.;,;,1 of weU·~nown household good&. Cor or 1\jlJ.i· truck necc.seary · Must be rsatlttLed with P'f.50 a week to 11 t.art. Wrtt.e Al'oert MUla, Route Mlf., 4390 Monmouth, Clncinnatl Ohio. '· ••'t'UIII -...r. __,._,__.__to..,_. ., I 3D: ' LOST 10metlme ThUl'sdaY cvenlflR a ID"IU\·11 wbite "tltz d09"· U f(lund, . p~&t notlfy ~utr. Stev~ns., Phone . . .'W(I~R. '' "i· .. ·:.r )'~. 'l'hu pcrlo•lk law ur o·lil' llli hll .l" wa~ tlnri...,,JI•)' .\ lcl ldell•tll. ll ~<llll• ·<~ t llut thl) ltl'\tl•t•t11clt uf ti ll~ PIC'IIltmtll, 1t1t wdl m,; the fmt:tf; mul prfiJ•tlf· 1/~ uf llu•h' t'llll lJ~tPI IIH it; Ul'l~ Ill p :· ~. I lutJh,• d~\ !t'l llli!!lCC Ull Ul' ftJI'I\1 II iJf!- ' ;0;ilw·o:y ;;;.,;;m rlmll t• ftmt•l l\m ur tl•t• nLn1ulc ,.hich • cll:"hh; nf Lill i 1•h•uwu t11. Th h1 I11W .own on the FE?. [lot; vv,p.s ""' ~16 I-IELP I ... ··lll! hhxi ~(mJtlch~il' lo fur••! ell the t•A.hti!:!I ICfl ILntl en•u tl\C' l ll'OJICrU~ 11f 1en•ml Uti"OO":'In eJCIU('l'tl> alu~ IISIIH'III'~ P.Ii. - ,io_n o • h~~~~;~p~:;~ :ountrf' , The town 2!i,000 whollt>_ ~OIIliP~ areM::R:~~:~~~ten "'If· ,fJHtf A . goal I f~;nd:~.mc:T tlll C::cmi~l Law \ prueser lticlced the Score Pomeroy 20, New Boston 6. Kloea kl=vh;: a~~w n~t:~~~~ 18 to 34. F. Curcio made 3 a.nd Ohlldrey adddd :t Staten pa.sscd to EverUng fm 3 and statell kicked out ot bounds on Pome· 21. Kloes made 2 but Black· ;;.;;;;.rllw,:n los't 6 and Ouint.her Ucted to ', r TING~Y IN OUR OFF'I<.;E ~;.. nADY roa :roonAT.t:l Ti•''' ..eMit .,, trt•t•l1 d~t.l .u 1h1 1•""* ,.•J• i• Nrwl'•risYtrl. .fU 1lt1tlrtJ. 11 " i11 .. ·"-' A bir idea for the football camel is tbe tweecl cuat. \...M•T Nl(;.M."T 'IOU t~~"t:TEi "I'll£ , l;ll(o(o InT ~IT .. II 2{) 1111d J2 /D #0. Thil ~4J/trll i1 r.!ittb #If iM•IIiir~tt 11 iJ h•ml cal. lllli""J· Jtofl' to Gel T/We PatiCTfiS Send ·15 cents (in :>tilll~\11 or t:l}lll) to Fuhion Jlun:au. Wr1te r.:areful\ y•nd P11tlnly your name anq full addra~•. t\!.e "umb&r of tltc pattern antl ll\~ ·i~c )'OU W ·' "~· ,\ddreu yr.u~ te~ter .in. t\tc .fulhiW· lu; way=-::- Un.I\Y •rr·ltUf)f '¥ l•'ltt.h:m• l" a•rlll1 J!lvn. A. T.trfll!J'$1 1'7!'111 ~p~•.ifol jJt \'\Ill'~~ 1<:1·~ "·· ' Net~· turk VlLJI * * • * * * to Friend, JointlY Acel!oed With Widow of ·ilis Murder. Lll>bY W1bo Can Claim Widow'a 1'hlrd of Esta.te. Hotel ·Uillsboro THREAT' f ) ' rpuC;J L .. 1 , :...".rAIE'tC.· ~l1adcs. 1~ __-- 1I ~ IULANE" TIZIPLE' Youth(ul in mood are the pla idtd woolen~ in ,•ari{Hu red and green ill lilltJ . BRILL.JANT ).togte ~ Rray tw~d mixturto as afmclied is outstandmgly smart. lt~iiiiJ' f;nc•·lnw u cuul4l ht! ruund in I lit' Ul!!· trlct, ·nnll nil ' were he iu;; !ll"ed In 11 . &~_.Bt>l( ~!It\\ '«~~>!'­ .....~ "' ~~ 'P-'W"- . \T ~"'f'S,..,.,M'- "nlG ~K~Il\10\ ..r-n~S eo.lldUn Jt "'ra.ps tlu~; figure riving a tad slendet a-ppl:arincf to the wearer. Monnlcne "'oolens can o.! ~ o be used for this model, and 1f you please, you can make the ~.:ollar oi fur. ThiJ ;ntttrtJ 1\"D, 7i81 111ay Ill Qb· uf 11 L!!kt':>lcr : (LARGEST Mf-YEkR HOTEL) .,.; u Toda,'• moctel bas loaqs of ~nap. The: full collar creates the smart broadened shoulder effect. tH·:,:uuh:er~ S,tr4nge 4t;~gles in Tobacco Meir!s Will Sn\ltli' 41 EVA A. ,whr-u (l~u~,~lun!IJ 1 •11~etHII ITI:Jm1~U tn ~;ht' ll' S0 1tiiJ M tlu: lwce::r ul l ·•~il'e-:tcr slll:Pp l'reu"h~i] ::au_.rcarl! n:;n ~~~- !tubel't lJiikcll'ell. thl'J rvnml lliul !\(•1 • ;,~~~~~~~~~~t~~~~· ~C~ro~w;';.. ~ol~n~e~m,~uJ~•~"~~DJI~~th~e;, _''~l'"'"~lci\11111S. ~ . ' -- thA I"Aitfl()pijl ·---l:l•d Left Home Co11aty f .. ..uN''l' IT TliE TRUTH! . I~ I!ARlY t>AVS WtlBtl h M/IH W~'f> <:.1\U~~T 'STE"~l\>16 ·-m!fY SfR~Nc; tiiM UP • Uy..l\voot . '" ... ' --'/EtaSATILE ;i,.'ER.N . STAR.!.REI-lTAlER, ZIMMeRMAN AND MOI-1'-Eia ARf2 IHRj:E' OF THE .GAMES ouTsiANDING eAs;KS! Tampa~ ~Fio~i~4\, . Offer• M•RY Sinwle: $2.0Q $2.50 $3.00 $3.~ CWit~ ~~th> P9'!ble: t4.AA' $&.00 · ,, ' ' �• -- -.. • - ~1" • ' 'iWIIDU:kJW**H71t . . . Personals Freight Rate Case • would t~th~~~~!"' 1N<>Yornb~~ trombe the It bom< out. !If calculat.ed overcome ~~~; dlsatfec:tiOn exlAts in tne 1 Jleard In Capital READERS' NOTICE - J( Y?ll ' ":IIDt the News OtHce of Tltf' Dlilly Tribune, call 28.6-L; If the Busl)leaa Oftlce aok for 202·R. w ' pa.rt or Lh.e atat.e, tbrouch which Mr. HooYer t :avelle:! too- ~ . 1:h.e same ·J.o10t.on.te ana t~S: . ta .J­ dinarY precautiona were made for Ule Prealdent'a Sllfety tod•Y aa marked hj.l journey to Del!l .Molnea weelts aao. A pUot. train pre- ' UTEATHER ..... Uid T\aday. lnalll'lnl !:,~~~~~~~,~~~:~~!:I~IU~tdiencf'. I that Mr. ~I • ' AAWItthe of Calvin Cootldge for' P!"elfldency in lUI. Wa&hlnit011, Oct. 15. - INS President tiooVi!r'l Ltlnenry to Clevdand toda.y tc.11~a : 1:rlfl 11m.-· •·' ..... l .. n·n o..m.-MarUnaburr, w. Va; · tO :::JIJ a.m . Oumberl'and, Md. 11 ~ •? tL m .- Me}'erscto.le. Pll. 1 :Ui p.m.-connellavUie, PIL. 2:20 p, m -McKeesp'lrl P·, , :1 :35 p.m.-:Bra~k. PB.. 3:68 p.rn.--zetrenuple, Pu . 4:30 pM.-New Castle, Pa.. 5:00 P.I1l~Younptown, 0. 6:25 p.m.- Akron, 0. 1 1 8 :05 p.m.- Arrive Oleveland. 10:.30 p.m.-Lea.ve Cleveland for 1 .THR[[ GIRlS. AND AR[ IN l Washinlf.On. WRONG SONO !•~sb.~ . ~ •f Oil Stove Explodea When Children Prepare Breakfatt I, C..dhell to Moon ·11[ll e rulll etlllllflt rrtnd wltb the- witter that. Ia [lnst" Ia an old SJIDD lfth proveJ·h Mnhl to havP he4'"1 "'' rived trom the ~~oort~. I I ~ , Senator a,nd rock hill ,ROO fA~! ab~rre a~a, Ieve~ Wt llQtlh tnc.e ht a1moll,t pllrpendlf'nlar. t . d te . Hamilton L$Wis '-.; ; : II THREE ~PEHHES l ' ·-· Preaid\mt Ia Heartened B,·il..,eptloa On IJ'rip To Ohio i In IS AROUS.ED I Athens. Oreece, Oct. 1?- JNS-t :•c!t uf ~><~mcitnt funds may event· ua lb !01 ce Samual 1 JMUIL to drop IN$ 8tatT Correspondent 11- lNti-Ap.. I!Pfl . ' -s.._.:. - -· Near <;oluJ!lbuo; Driver -in CleTeland Held, .for Manalaurhter .,. . . N.i!!WS _Servki~'" _By Jnterna#Ona1 AIUnnce, 0 \ Oct 11- lNS---'fl\l'l'J· 1 wun.<r J)€-rscn.<; 'II'Lre killed I JnternaUonal ottlers were 1 h ~ I:J.lteJ Hgbt. J&&BL'Vlt ex;;rad.itJoo Lu the Un1ted State:;, ' IbJ::. I \"ll.'fit ,....... or.lf"'f4W.. ...,.,_ .. ~- The dead ftf'fl: ~· MiM Mary Hendersc.n, :.. f. of th1:: Ua~ ~k ccu1 ,11 an~1 ~tt.-we off er.· tu:tditmn l<n At iei. >l u year. Bul. he leitqateJ Leday thai.. tae had nothll1g IDut his • J.1o,OOO a. )ear r a . s. u· l~ ra:ally, on Ule oantoo-AIUaJiDe ac:l ne'a.r here I!!Brlf today whill two automobOes cra.shed head'"4!1. r. c ws Sovt<:e learned liOda.y. 1 lf he hau enOugh ID\llli3Y. l~ In· , di< Led h: mleJ CbJCJ,GO u\tliU&~ llJt:snate could looep his cue bl,t'ore flf 1es11 &t AAJl . tha11 th e Nlllot, nnd hM· Three Die Near ~·AJr#. Whea Auto Phmces~::C Into ... __..- ' .... . STUDENT KILLED -~ Battle To P..-.ent Extradition To The United Statea Of Greelu Who Heartily Sympathize With ExUtilitie~ Head By ReJ!!Ifta Which SJYI Are '~Contempt• ible Liea" . " . termlnn~el! . J<i.ur.oJJil II~ f\Olnl St'l utbm•n , w ldt'b exrrem·,. l'llnl :--(5~[ffc~~h--G~~:~j~:~~~~~J~J~; , • • to fh tt' '1 '111' s l(lfl 111 1 ' CATCHES FANCY - Watih1naton, Ch:lt.. ........ ...-·- ..·:; 'INSUlt'S lACK If I fUNDS MAY BRING ~BIUT HIS ~~fEAT By OEO!toE R. HOLMES Mrs. James • • 1Jl'&phed·in Chica~o upon the senator'• arrival there 1 C.lhraltar'• Cnforma\lon ,E . Al't;hout ' h' not f u II y recovere . d Irom h't s r·ece'iJI The lliKhes~ IUJlll t of tbe n(w.k of j • urope. Olhnlltnr 111 a't the nurth enr1, t,(Jwarll tHneas. Senator Lewis will make a tour of lllinoiR, sr~nln. 'l'h~ hJ:;ll(lat pnlnt or t),e I1half of Governor :R~velt- fl.Ud oth.er Democratic cart~i- J•,,~ '" .. .• • • • Prln~ or ~utr HIIVEH PLANS mt Penna7lvania Home Scene Of Holocaust Early Today w: •••• FOUR OTHERS HURT It -- ~ OME IS DESTROY£_.~, .... .... ... ...... T raflic A,ccidents Con ue To Take 1-leav audltorium wUl ' + cbaDie .. o. tralle ~ followed Lt. Mr. Hoover wUl apend but Uttle than two hOW'II 11\ Cleveland. will -"ive Lhere liOOJl e.tt.er 8 .w:, Bpeak a.t 8:30 P. M•• and deat 10:30 P. M. on tbe ntum 1 Not much ee. ' le&al: steJlll he I utraditlon are t\\'ee n II ~ hn ~,f' nD1l 111e 1'«'11 IR n. tlnt· j :·.c ·•IC.l Jer+>l,, em ' '1hi1'l1 Lllt> l ~w n Is , 1 Sl!noU.~ flnanelal Insull, who' . .0 (1ermany r,, l r ,t k' ' Wil~g L BORIIT Mr. HOOYer luuea· Sbr011triVG-11 rapetl laauea State .. Apj>eal for , Neirhllormeat Waming Tariff• hoot! Charity Mull be 1;-owered t "..•·,., I1•.,!;::""~:~ .. Ckt.! tn - INi!-IMt ·nl8ht · Joined other promlnet;'lt BLiSftker/J in for fuilds tOl' uneDJploy .. P,rea.ldent WBI ~· ;!"' ratlto Walter •' ~======= :,~ii Ele~ The~e .. ~"'", TODAY · •' "LOVE.JS A RACKET" .. \ . f'amiiJ &~ Viop~ Mak..,. l'hj': fl r~,; flf th'i' l ~l"f'munf'MO 'lnl\u DOUGLAS F.tDBANKS. JR. • t&oaa• r11 . \l'J\Ji .-\Mr•'u .\n)ntl, ~· hn 11\e~l f.rflm b:..~, tu J:i,'~•r He tnugbr · hiM u·~dc to lr ls :<tf!nli Anttlnio nntl · ' Comedy "Anrel Cake" Vandals Fly T~ Dayton To Wor~ PhoueSOO-L Ohio, Ne..;,• "''"""' Olliee ~· Wrec:kecl by Cbicia1oo I ' For·· Results All Flatwork waohed aod ironed. Wearinr apparel returned damp ancl !eady to iron. bcJ<eteel't Middleport, Ohio. :..w.. ~~-- A new preml.e:r and, a t~ew cabinet conceivably could take an entirely !Wnl Von Papen that her ts,OOO,· different view of Insull's case a.nd ooo.ooo 'debt to them could be re- ordflr l1lhl extradittid ' foi1hwl:tli. paid only If the presem high tarlfll> are lowared. At1lens, Oct. l"l. - INS - The The chancellOr told an uudlcnce Arnuican lelat.lon JlQe baa rtoOe.lvof Wee\ Phallan lndw;tria.Usts RL ~d a cable from the Atate depart,.. Padjerborn that oerm8llY could te· mi!nt in Washlqton a.dviBtnt It to pay her private debt only through make no fUrther attempt to t&k(' .he sale of and that exi5tin8 up the passport or eam.uet Imull. ~lt.udfo on 11014im: bonus trade must be eliminated former utlUtle8 ma t.e Interna· lllJ tbe trip, pqssi~ at Indiana,.. 1118 to tlonal Newa Servioe was' oalclally oUs. headqu&rtefl'l ,Of Ule Amerteaq the prevloua tntonned today Leeton. ..u.r a _ . , !bat be 1 ot for• 'Itle leptt011' stated then! Wft'f! will dfclare q'alnll.' lmbtedlate euh , Von Papen Mid no furt.her J.turtruotlom: bl t.he payment but will lqllst. tba1; the fllriJler crl!dlta ltl.P1nte Pf>de:al aovemlll4Dt should aid at the pr~nt .__ · destitute veterans: 'lueo Oreet IOVfmment. hDS d ~>While . ,. .&.ooaevelt baa refrain.. dded to wort on a oomorom 1"" <!d rrom «=me,nttne on Pmddent which tt hqpea will motutr the 1Hoover's sPeech ar Olieftl&nd on Unlted Stat.et. aovenunent and a.t Saturday nipt, hill fndic .. the K&Dle time mn. aara\'lte Ute &ted today that he 'ir(ould have lneal POUtlcal altuatloa.. Pl'enUer "plenty" to MY 'tn reply to the: Venlleltll, whole JIOIItiGil bu been 1~!IIden~ befo~ thE! tnd of t.be ''\V(Jt'Tll)le toward ~ bas been Hft. 1'J • • ....,"""' ertlld8bl - . hlo foee '· said, count on repe.:r- 'or klOt CCKJperatlpl mate tully COLD WEA.'l'IIQ COllllt(Qf ment or Germany's forelp debt. titb Amerlc&n ofljliiJ.I In I&IDIDI OOiumbua. 0., Oct. 1'-I:tt$-only if they are ready to Q.C(lel)t. tJu~ cxtn.dltlon ot the fanner Obi· cold weaU\er, wW\ freeulnc or German iiroodlln payment. This pre.. "tt"'t\ multt·mUlkmalre. nur frHiinR temperature~. wtU sttppOSett they ww open their rron.. Police watd11nc lMull hate ~ stalk into Ohk) hi Ute wake or tiers t.o our products. tnstTuct.ec:t io ~ hta leavlnv the mod~~ ralbf.U prevalent "To demand repayment ot the the country, ~ Olden baw been . oYer the stAte 'lOdaJ, accordinl debts ancl at the same time clole to Ule of to ..,. W. H . Aloxtheir borden to our aoocls ill & co.m.- despolebed ~nWY and embattation to retuar aDder. o. 8. Wu.Ur.mnan. P,).ete renunclatlon of those comhim the 'exit Mll~IIIBIT befor> AleUmler said Ute drog ln pellb'il fundamental tawa of econo-- he can leue. Wmperaturu 1JQuld not be mic 1011c." ... felt UI'IUI la.te kDonow nlabt. or eartv WedneBCla~. The cold snap, be uald, would be or short. duratJon and brUen by ra1n apin toward Lhe cJo8e of t.he I ,.,IIM:n Coloael Cole'a 'Body to Lie in State 1 MUitary fg.. aeral Tueaday ..... '* various·"""" NEGRO ~BI;.ER IS RM:KETEER VICTIM ' . .·' tiel,_ ,. • : • > • ' ' 'I ' \ . -" ' '" .' ' ADDITIONAL POUNDS 6e EACH At A alirbt extra charre Shirta will be fini.bed. ~,._::..., chle! ~Y e raJ elaction here, sult 1n a Chance of ...... FIFT:J~ ~~~~~~...... ........ .. .. 98C Home L3undry co.-.· · - Berlin, Oct. 1?-lN8-0ertnB.nY'K private rorelgn creditol'l>. ln the Vnlted States and elliew here, todny had U11! warnJng of Chancellor I - For Thrifty~ TStrvic:e. .. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 16, 1932 cole gardner houck leninger pergins whittle wilson