https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fc60821d55142da97d39f89b3eb2bc19.pdf 181ddeb20b7b0c190a596571114c2c84 PDF Text Text ' . • • .' J.' • O~t O !I ' Ht ·H V'arsi"tv l t.. ., • • • r ( ' T ST --~·· ~~~ ( '·D 1 .- .:.) ••• ~ .a.v t ' Is a .. ~ • • ..... ws ONE Compo·' To tered; Recita'. Fea•tur·ecl ~lth r~;nual ..... tst.E'd rod will II Jat.-.1'1011 , Thllr&rlBy M , Nove 3rd ny prizes will y nd 4t .. ~- DFO over • 0 •••• • •• • N ~ f ote 1 ll~dilll')' Hard ., On • rif t ·r iddleport our Hunt I ' OCT. 0 IN USTR ~ ~nd I 1 t . Fai~-- • l _s··~~~'~ un f Y Y TH I INC "the •• C£ T f lT f I th e B I If 8 ' . •' ·- J. .. ' . MOTHER F•KANTIC IW 'e Are!:!~:. .N tri Th·A1tr ICil .e E .. '.. r , ·.o · .,.', ~I ' .... ..... JIDJ Wel~~~mullf!t', ~· n DY, L " N I lfamlllnn, - 0'8uUI• ~- '! . -~ M . J A ent rt ~m Cclumbus Sunday hnvmg be!n eall- v. trbm " .•t!rr. rs op ·' ._ ouoekeep ttod1a' open II . on the ro--<ampa n1 qua a, I th nL �' • ... "' ' - j !Olt I"il !;_~l~_b.,ll! f$1. • . . ..... .... ~~-·"',P..r"""' •'4 ~j.l t ............... ...., .., Jill , .. ~ ' ... ,, ~ 0' -- - ----·• TUIJibAY•.oaTOIIIB It, !fl2 ' Jrii$itnstein • I . KYGEJ. ~ wllh I, can. Wt,n1 ............, The ..;;--.,.. - lila. ol~ Tber will aene dtnnu on eleCUOn dll~. ..=..::~-~ - ~-~~EG~G-"~·· .. 111!~-L\ R~AO fEDERATmN YElLOW JACKHSit.: =~f~;....::;::.;~~~~ H8l D5 MEETING -,,. . .. ~ NATIONAL . -; .l """"end J 1 ¥ ¢, ! ~' ") " '!!A'm!N"' ADVJf!'IIIINCI ~·iffili :rrtd ltl~aMll. lncl.. ~. f'bllldelpbl&, Pl\tlbW'I, IWW..... - ..... aaw. -t···~~ J=r:\ Lioutenant Governor ................. Lee B. Palmep . ,; ·' -;::~:::.~. ~. ~ Secretary of, State .......... . ...... Georp C, Btadc!f . 1 .' . I ' ""'· v. w. Bl'&dbury and 11r1. c State Auditor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joseph 't'rac~ !Wadbw'r spent saturday wtth xr. and Mt•. o. R. comer at. Huntinl~ St·"1t e Treasurer ........•. .. .•..... , . . Harry S• D•..'I'v too. w. va. Nn. HudtnQ remained Attorney General ................. , . Jchn B. Brick<£ ror.,:rr~~:J':u~\nd famlb' tl! State Senator ........................ John A. LiaJ~ HunUnoton opent lite week end COUNTY with home rolkB.. ' Mn. Ev•IJn Tate vUUed her par- Repndentative .. , . . ..... 1 • • • ~ • • • • , • • • Tom W. Jo~.l .. en'-, Mr. and M"rll. Elmer Pant County ' from Prtday unO! sunday. follffnissi~ners . .•. A rthur Beeg1o, A . B, B'mg1lUI) Ohest<r Ward and family ,,.nc Prosecuting Attorney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cedrlo Qlar~ Sunday with Ol)ide Uupe and tam• tty. Clerk of Courts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John SP~ Sheriff .. , . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. 0. Trac ~lCKORY CHAPEL Co•·nty Recorder ... ... . ...... ... . . Geo, A. ldeinlia County T"'asurer ~ ... , . ....• , . . . . . . . R. G. Webltef ••M•. 1ma ..... Pnd IIIJillh , retum· County Surv.yor .......... . ........ T'lleodore Beecl• ""' !rom Plorlda Wedneed&y and "' "'"' , _ 11er · lMr. and Coroner .................... , ........ Ben H ~"·in'l , 1 , , 1J .t,FRAID YET TRUSTING-Be merciful unto me, 0 God::M'ine enemies wou14 daily swallow me up: for they be mdny that ficht arainSt me. What time I am afraid I will ti'uot in three.-Psalm 56 :1·3. ill Morrilatl .... f&mlly. .....,.._ Mn. loettte calll.iiJ on Mra. Thta~ afternoon. 01 q.-.lee al ~ ~~~-~~~2.iiJ1~ telMIYel bere OV• -~----- ~HIY,REN OF WEALtH A; F'll'R 'ALL children of wealth are not "" fortunate ao ~ ,....... jl '1 ' lut fl ,, I 'I they are sometimes supposed to be. Of coul'l!e, llley b8ve everythiQg they want that money wn ,buy but It Is ,'l<'ld"!!' indeed that one so fixed, does not find sontethlpg which he craves and which craving ie not s~lf•fi•4: beca~sc t~ere is seldom a way to fill the wont b¥&Uoe the're ""'' "" ffil!nY traditions which the wealthy Is surrounded by hp ba1:1 not the chance in other ways that comes. to brother who i.s not so generously provided for in the tor of meat and drink and raiment. The caoe of the wealthy eastern girl io one in ppiipL Only 17, yet she feels so surrounded by tradition and ~ty that she has tired of it all and has run away •;~~~~:: her own life ln he1' own way, sayinr that ,oclety \$ l Up s, Mr and loin. a.. II. ltloOulld,ch and two elllldren Ruby ~~~..!!.~ wete ctlnmlr tueet.1 ot Mr. ~· J'raDllllo OOOUI<le and lamUy auMaJ, .... K A. Bennett I ' I ~ I and II :I '" ' II i; """ I ' 'I, ~ ' t! ,.' .'·. ; ~ l made on their part to,~s:e:c:•:••:_::lt~.,....."""~ fc)~~{; <ii I\ H:A T the lead~~n~r!~~~l~~ JUSTtheyWargue ln two ~~ct. Is diftleult fol' us :woQid ~:~eerri "-'OWeNer, ., Would :~~.~{;;~~~t: i ~~~~lv!~ I ., a tou!lh M like 1Wen'a are ratherracket. bra.tal But bY proxy so clear on the subject that anyone might bave at•a,. noutlilhod a "'"' ld h !l'lrt to be a tra.tn announcer · I catch th e Ir mean ntr or wou t ey Inumanla. where tllCY ave~e ~re l'oally weakening their cause IJy the cour1:1e they are wreek to every eighteen muea. _,., "" followln¥ at present. I . • . \ Pootb&u supplies the v:.kl neatlv. I''"'""~ Of course the powefti who are d1rectmJ *he poUcle.1:1 of We perch In the noble lrind6tand a &Teat part are sp~ndinr little time in r'a4lllll what small . to now •nd town people think about the matter, ancl even leM time h1 '1 ::'!.'f:..!.': ::!tei::. takh1g any auanrestions from t~uch a qLta'rter. We note and :~~i:t~~ri·\~: ~·~~~~~·~:C.~"~'in~t:;,~em~;:;~~;~~~-~~~~rg~;1j~; twenty one no doubt hundreds of thousands of othur• have noted the of same thing, that the democrotic speakers, trom leadeto on down the list to the small town talker, are driving l1ome tu the public ju•t how telTible the statjl of .the coon· try is and naturally attributing ail of It to mismanagement of Mr. Hoover and the Republican P"i1Y· , · They make promises of all sorts and kinds, a_ccording I ~· the locality In which they speak, but all pojlllll'l to tire ·~me end, namely that If the volent will support them and tflrn Mr. Hoover out and themoelves In they ~II! J>rinll pi'OIIperlty and a full dinner pail almost by the olmple OK· pet:lient of wavinr the marie wand. And 'yat before they l•aY~ the subject of miomanagement, they btln, ln. the cO. , , IQ1'j&l !!'l~take of the tariff which has always beelj 'apQI180r· · ~ llY Republicans. Now In one breath they ~eory ~opdl· ' t!Pil'! that allows so mony people with no means of llveli· ljo~p. ~ut in the other they oay the tarift to an lnlquitpus t~lnJ antl ohould be repealed-taken out of tbe statUte booko, I Lei"" ouppo•e that the t~rllr is dlscardliq b•rs let down iO that Germany, Jt"ranee, Japan to lllentlon a score of other nations may to us at the price they a•k without price due to the removal of the tariff, workl~ll man be? It is a known f'''~ 'll~a.Ci~!'lerl· Uvli~ b~tt•r th•n the Y[hj'~ Ia "nuther •I•••· ''I ' I Electric Theatre l tl e~e on a ~d of l'O•e& bedouae • j ·.' tw . . w... ..... ~::.~~~~;~-=-Dor 8cl'aattr 1 uor ,.Poured. Out ··• Two Anettetl ' 1'"0 led0 - wh~e~, ~=·.too~n~'t!lough, I I ~~~ I H~~~·sJ~!':• ~':rc~ ~llliK~;~n h/!: 1~1 ~~~e tf:!.~h~Jlarl at~ ruJ 0 I ' · I I (1 I t I . '· =~~~d::~o{n~~~ i:h:l~~a~~ taurht . fRIDAY I i j aftemooo to "'"··Ho.,..,. ' wlfft 11~;r~~~~~~~~!!!~~;~~~~~~~@~~~ ~!!!!!!l!~!!!!!.;,;,;li JJ!C~N~!S'ft:!'IT Local O..aniaatioa to Hne ~a.~~~~~~~ IN . VILlAGE- ~All ~~~:~:~:::;:~~ I I' I venience a tbeir beck anll call i Oftlcen arri.Ted at the ,eene a.hort.Jy arter Ule accident, but the dritrm- or the car wu n<K present. He wu dlacavertd JOIDe Ume later In Pomeroy alld waa taken to the counLJ JaU. . He pleiwted (Ullt.y to ooaraea or reckleu f! Mna Herman MMH. Justice or t.he Peaoe. Tuesd&J mornlna:, aettled Uw nne and. COlla I I \ a slave market which rearsInill!view girlsand onlyeven to be nothi!lrr more illuntinatinr lov~wed'1)1 blessed •tate secondory to the actual · ' r Slle says the first consideration is ~ 1'-"'1' •l•e is subordinated to that and while warra.11t Ia \n the hand• of law CI'Jille her ~arents do not arree wtt.n .• the ....... """' ho "" ... m...... 1 ! I personaJ8 111 ---. -·· \tbt tbe tmeret.e wau. It wu u.ld tbat st.ate :ac.m of oonttol WU1 De~w miatook the Monkey Run alao ~ at tbt meetlnl. rllad ror Lbe main hlthWIY and could. 1\0t. tum back ln time t.o &VeTL I Nr. and ""'· aeorse elaYtm> """ll vSlstundatinl L. C. Mcc1llJOch and y, Mr. and Mn. John Kin& ~ ~ '' EUia were vlBttlnt lli.1 Mil· I w. o. Ponieroy Masons Eight Barrels Of Will Ce I e b r at e Mash Confiscated Halloween Season \1o eau••.• ~·H..-d" Tht M1uionary eoeJeLy of ~ cburch will meet , Mrs Plnaterwald. lCODUnuetl ~ ~ DDI) nina, Oct 26, oUter 4n' cle&net'l co dfa• up Home Comina Seuion OowlC.)' omcera conft&caLed twa eveninll: u announced. the tteDand lor • lta&e lllQul.rf C.O Mot>day Nitht Ktllls, a bllr~lls ol mash a.nd a 10beto~ Mrs M.acy LlppiOOOU, Mrs. Lulu be 6ent to tM oov_,mor. Tbe at· p.uon be.rrel or aUeaed bootlti Neue, Mra. B&rtlata 8m1th, :un. .aald. he woui.Q qonter •JUt Mooday, In two raids In Plorenee RaybUrn and Mlz Plor· Raaa before cain{nunJcatLr.a lowtr Mkldleport. and wu releiUed ence Howell iert. tor Dayton TUee· ooYemor Whl\e. .,. HoJUa Shoemaker, pleaded · rullty day to attend the Orand Chapter J!npl, who charpd that the tO a cha•ee of ....,...ton of lni<>II· WASHINGTON QUITS of Eaot<m Sw '""'"'",..,..not ...elvll)l ouHI· were. Pre&ldeDt, D&l.sy Blnl; 1st home «Jmlns. educational and aoc· catlna Jtquor a.nd imp\emenu de~ l Yr ~~o~~d Mm oeorae Hetzel and ctent prOtection trom the lor:al vice preeident, ldJL Edwards; 2nd Rl(l'ued tor ~ho mMufacture of II, PAGEANT POSITION 1Mrs Erlel Da.trlB were vblitora In pollee, alQUted. that Eppatetn l'e• vice preal.d.ent. Mara:uerlte White: ,.... ial meeUng at their haU in Pome• Q\IOl' In tJle court of JuKUce or tllf' Columbus -rue.d&Y caUlna: on Mrs. quest the OO'It!mor to ~tend t.r'OOJl.'> secreta ~y, Oora Bennett. treasurer \..Jiood Road1 Group lO)', Monday evellln&:. October 31. 1 nnfl W&ts Powhntau 0; Oct.. :v.- \ t.o 'I ' KaUuyn PGiudelltet; chaplin . Mtl ~ I ,.anized To Prevent OJ>enlng Iodie l}t 'L30. t.he Ma.· lh'ed HRwley • AOnH wmnave the prlvele1e or heaf .. 1'he other rolcl Watl m ade on the ~~~;:re~~~r t~ g:m~n::e~)ls 1 the Holt~!• hMpltal Monday u.Cter- tended a. recent ·•ora:an1t.aiJ~v,· Mrs Mildred Fowle1 i.he outDivertion of Fundi lng one ot Ohlo'a out£tandhti Me.· home or Homer Vlttitoe by Bherltf vUle t.oda ~~ hi& ~- ' noon Cor ob&ervatlon and probable 1meetJng called by t. f;IJ18 he B.e going president, gave !l rew ap.. liOlllt; l.e<:turers, David B. Sharp, or A 0 . Tracy and deputy , and a still ilon 'a "~e ~e hi (ton"~~ lo{ll'!ratlon was h-eaded by ihe Ll~.;6 Chesapeake Not To proprlate remarks A pot-luck TO OTHER CAUSES Columbus Mr Sharp wlll del1ver 8 b&rr~I.s of mash and a quantlt.y or Ohio river pageantde~Ictinl Waah- MJaa Marpret Clltford 15 oonfln- leharpd avoU Brothers, reput.ed Ratketeers llUpper ronowed the ln!ta.Uatlon or 11. le ~;tu~ upon liOme of the sublime alleg:ed liquor were confiscated lngt.on's p1oneerln trip 162 ed to her home on Butternut Ave- or Detroit. a.nd Toledo, at whlch Ule Held Lithtly By o!flcers rttuo.UaUc symboii!!.OJ in Masoruy According to the officers, the t u " from Eal! Ll~e years nu.e with Intestinal lnfiuenta. cleant-rs were BJllto!d t.o pay a per11 1 1 0 -0 r ,nc !it! Movement. which At th15 tlme the Pomeroy lodge Will b:ld bf.et1 In O(>eraUon JW!t before P~ell~ant w ~a rpoo to Point M!As Dorothy Ri.ne of Cleveland centa,e of their rec:P-Ipt.s ror proLocala .. _ Bard Hy:.ell is crldcully alt Ill h11:; 1 W id T k M nl:t li.S h08t to ma.n y vlbltlnl Masons tholl uuwal Vlt.tlto.! was uroughL . Bu.sln~ss ' nnd playlnK 'Geoq arrl~ Monday for a. :~~everal. 4a.YS teetlo".n::·_·- - - - - - - The Yellow Jackets, und&.unted t mne aL Bradbm) 0\1 a e oney At a 15 t.he lod.u:e wm be clooed , !u lhe county jail ana DWI\hs a hear Wll.<ihlngt.on· dou'L mix I'm &fraid.~ 1DU&IneM villltt. by Ule rushin( de(ea.t. by the Hlue M1 and M1s. Wb.lle1 Harris re· f H"1 h Wlc.l the MIUJOIW and their j:UCSI!! !n1 on the r.h.arges bf>for10 llf tlll!ifl W••bb ~ld as he regn,t'fully l.enderCurtis OUmore returnew:' Mondii.Y ,-.f.pple t...rn .. Wqi•IJ SP"..tl DevUx o} Galllpolla returned w ' •11ncd Mond.D.y nfternoon rrom rom 1 waya WJU le enterw.ined with. a. popular Mf!es, Ju... uce or lhe Pt•lltl' 1 t·U lll~ l-eslgn~atlon niter spend!~ t.he wee~ end with fl:nrPR M "L.lflly !l(tnrt Ul tile practice Tuersday e.ftemoon to be- :! pemllng the week end b1 Cleveland j · prQ8l'liDl inelud.ln)l SOlllf! deU&'htful T he paaeant, w,li(h 1a bein( en- relatives In OoJUJ)lbwo and Po•ell Jews, Orl't>ll:ol',; St,',t.rut' nnvlnn& nnd II" prt:parat.ions. far the c.cmtest MIS Irvln8' Kurr Jr and de.ugh·l The Mel~~:s COunty Good Roads musical numbers and ~uGther lee- AGED PHYSICIAN r'-~!oihS octed by lO men 1mnarsonat1n honu!01'-"'' by h1J!. Drnld~~o fluvf' l'!t;ll.:'.tl!, \·~HJonR or ttle ..,.. I He .. ~ ....wu to~.. , accompanied. MIU HoiOn with Che:mpealte, P'riday ntsht lei Pa tJ Jcln o.nd Miss Stella Palmer Fv'<m Ltlon hM bef!n organized anct ture by Mr Sharp Thbi ser:Uon of UuntJn(t.On, W Va , Ocl :.!5-INS Wa~ hln11:ton , his aJdes and Indian ......... ,... • ....... ' :8( (S !Jse the name Chesapes.ke IIi '.\lere Athens vlsltot s Monday after- l t\ meetlnr waR held ln the City HaD the evenlns's entertainment Is open - Fimer I services ~ . be held Lo- guides," was to oontJnue to Blstera who has bf.en vlslUn11 her brother, fltory ot t1 e nf)Jllf' 11ml ltlll pl nrP lv 11 1 hete MondaY afternoon. ~T~h~e~~-; to the famlUes and friends of t.h.e ll.f:l..e!ated with a small vll111.@ 0 ,•oon mor:t:ow morn,lng ror Dr Wllllt' n vl1lt, w va., t.oday with a new f..dpr OUmore and family of COl- ll'IP nr'llll n ')~ "~n .~ 1 aet1W' the Ohio liver from Huot· M1 s Hollis ScdtL ~pent t.he week [ rx: rc of the nev•Jy rormed member& und their gueste 1 Wt~n Reynalds, 'It, onoo: of the · Geci'Bt! Washlna:t.on" In the cast u~b~ ~ two ~::"'i;;'ntllllll01t \ lnl,!ton, few have thGt m~ch ul:Jout ."lid O.L Plea.santv1Ue where she at- t.ign Is tO continue the FollDwln& the program ~-- ~.--- Ole • J:l a tcc.tba 1 clc,·en bear! that eudcd a. bh'thd~ty celebration In I at~inat t.he diversion of hour h~s been arrange~d~~:ril~~~= founder.; und the tl ~~~ vcc upar ''' 1 name n({ honor ot her father, p J Pinney of way funds throughout the of this of the the chair or auutom y of the Ohio REPUBLICAN WOMEN ~:~:~~y~:. a lt'Ven.J ~": " · Columbu.s which Wll.'l gmm at the Ohio. Medical unlversUy, now Ohio State unlventlty, In Columbus TO HOLD MUliiiNG M.,. Katheclno Roe& went I<> Cll<'~neB.kc high sehool tootball heme of Ml's J . p Btew~rt:o( flea- 1 Mclga county hu been the 'lOth Dr. Reynold~; died yes•·~ t \ Charleston ~ I county o1 the 88 in the sta\e to tetlm cvldently had 11. mucn s trC'r~g· -tl J,ltVIHc ..,~y a ~ - , - ' . -~· , with. her aon, Tuellda.y Willlani for ReM a visit and er ILiii&JP.tion t han ha~ been Miss Mary Denms or Columbu~ •r,lze lliiUnst the d.lvers!On. hi.!; home 1.1 Proctorville. near Mrs. LMre);J ;r. HoberLbr l:lncln~ familY• 'Lhc.ugh~. Tht!y lost fl. heart·llreaker \ls lted here llriefly Monda y Cjen- highway funds to relief owm.,.ol 1nat! wll1 be -alflpea~r a~ t.be-'tl9urt; 11ae Boomr ,c)fM of the Slm1J8011 of Pomeroy lodj:t! hert! .2:om ang~ctoris last week to the &tron(r South .Pg .J and other aen6,r'al. nsea. , house, f'r:ld~f,/ Qcl.Ober 28 at t.M 'M. &. ~ureh w.a. :1 et~d 1 are planning to Oharh tcu , W Vn . hllb sc;ho?l M1 s F E Malthewc and l.)':lrc~ was started by tbe Ohio m..uno.•...-w the ""'•• the~• "' ~·,...,.,1- :. whi;ch prom· AUTO HITS WALL, eleven. the latter team no..'"n g ;tHe chll<l~en spent the week end tn 1l"ederatlon and COWltY I couniy W"''l."..l'' ii.oubllcatt club. ~""'nday ""'"""' •, wltJI In the annals of DRIVER ARRESTED . MI'III. ~.-~ tht"IJrJt natlQ,naJ liiU')' ,IJpplnooft aod~r~, LdfCheeapca ke lads out by a 14 tn ' G Poca, w Va . with. relatives ' I tiona are aSU.ted. with soore Earlier m the season. C~C A \Villlo.m.Jion of Colum bus Ernest DueiT wa! fi!'!.i<lt~d ·~:•• \ pmndent Of the A.{J\e~tl.n ~on hei.L. aaslstlrfa:' ' h~le8l1. l:rbe redo-Kencva. "' teilm whlrh .1a~ <:Rmfi SWlday for a fe w days viSit presJd.eJlt ot' the club: M. Ne t•! Depew, lmvellou: saleBman 1Auxtllary a.qd ill aa- hOnorary Jftl• Ebersbach borne wa& decorat«< 1n baWed Huntmgton on even tenns w1th C L Brooks and family Alll.!lter, sto~tary, and t""';n,~~~t.~~ of Parker~burl!', wns arrestoo Mon- 1 ldent &entrtll or tht Oaurht.ers of keeping with the .Ha~n ieUOn. for l>f!veral yeurs, defeo.ted tncMrs Roscoe Fowler retlirned lng a& the ex~utlve ~ duy night by county oftlcen; after \ the American Revolut.lon Mn. Tht!' Junior Leq:ue or the Beth· Chetlll,peake team by a. one toUCh· Monday evening from Charleston Henry Koehler. Scott Rldpway, _j ~~~~~~l~Et~ his l:~r hllcl crnshed Into a. concrete , Hobarl wnl be an hono~ (Ue&t a.ny E Church had 8 mMQ.uerade doWll. margin, a11.d rrom all rep.::at~ whel'e she s pent the prus~ lew days John B Dowplng, J H. Orate, Ray wn.ll nt Mo11key Run at the tea ilven by the local chap- partyM.Monday evenln& o.t the home th~Jy r!runled to get that. , wltb. her mother, Mrs A J . Bea;,ver Alkire, Charles Prall, John Roecher, V,w,udm 'Pttel~ Rt Jk!pew wa~; d•ivlng his car, e se-~Ulr ot D. A. R Pl'lday aft.emoon at or Rev. and Mnl. Rolm or M~lberrv Advance report.s \ coming h~te are who Is confined In a. h"Mp1ta.J. tht~ Wtlliam Matthewson, and. Charles dr~n , wet;t on Muln .'ltreet. nnd tum- the Hotel Martin 1n hOnor of the Avenue. The house ~ ap' to the effect tllRt the Chesapeo.k.e Mrs Fowle repo1 tS tier mothe~ MUes. Other tltlzens of the cotmty ed Into the 'oactway leading to , Bta.e oftioera ot D. A. R propriate l)' decorated ror the Hal· To The Malter team ~uports a fa&t backfteld and Sliflhtly Improved. ha.ve dlllpla.yed their lntereat tn the Mnnkey Ruu about 7 G'clock The 1 L. p MOI'ney, 10ween leB.!IO~. Cup ' car let , thr. roadway. Clilshlng mto Hocklnl county, llrt: 'l'heodore Ebersbach wa6 a hea.yY line, and the Yellow JacMiss Mary Root Mls.s Ruth, ~~a:;::auon and WBre present at ll.ct.s ~ren>rep:u'lng tor ~~ony Jl.lllf.ll!3e Drake, Mrl:i. Nanl)l.e l!!foQJe • JArs etJng:, Monday. frOll!' <tth~ vlslt~ f~C.m down· th(l •D ~ taht~K~. an4 Mfl:' :4ee'1 Rlldt- th~~o~:.~n~~Yot.etl~~- 1J11oW .~ rivet next Friday night s moroteH Lo Runtingt.on Baiurwll:' ver&w.~• tnJuries wen'! sU:St!lfned ~/ day and soent ' !.he day. 1.Jbllc ~! ~~~~w:r 1!;:mlsforothel'purposr.s 1 o! the theJYellow .J.t.tj\tet , squad from tr.e .. rad aa.ltipohs ~"llme:/ l¢ :week ana the: h~ U'l r~.:p. Cle~t P9"er and ht..tr· ltJto th,. st., te treasury for the bettocaiS J.JeUJuJ dow a 'to 11.1. u.. .. -- taflt e lefl dents .. J~5 mln1ute tennent or hlrhwaya and llOOd road! l:.iCel Tu~ .evening r H . Th $. ! and not tor any other pur pose ror r · ' ·' j • , j , IJe P-:~1.: e~:a.!itn wtJ!etJ,'ft~n<Un~ which nlany are attempting use ; A:'J'TENU Sl-fSSiO~ I Leon w va , fell and T ust.aiha th,. fundli ~e fallpwmg rr.embers or the lo- Pftinf~l mjttrl~.'i to her ~~ht IP.ed Bev~rel ))1Us have been•,::.~::\'~~~:: caqchllplerLof ,the F.a!!teJ'n Star Wh\Ch . ~equlrect a • phy~lcJohs . g, and ar-e now before the~ IQdi'e leJt 'lUesday fur Dllyt.on to MI ..' C. li. Brooks add eon' ch:h~s Of the Jl'edet&tlon. One ot att.Wd the ~slon or the Qflneral were \ unday v.lsJtors IlL Lon B 01 poses to reallocate the ras Or~d Che~er or tl'ie Eastern, Stan •nm with her bother J~rry g M t· th e counties In an increased Meidames Lr;:VI'.g Burford, Max lack , ) , ll suf!ltlent to pay t.he Jlallioah, Ei M. McCaJit}' ~t~rlon state roads due and Prehch arid Wli! Reybolds Mn _j The theory I$ adYimced that wil.tter lb..ye~, a dell!kltte to t.he N MAfRIED IN Ct'lNAD-4. would become moat danaerous to aea.ilon rrom the local ·Chaptel'. le!t. C ews 0• the ' hiarrtilgf or M1&s low Ure purposes ot this bill and MQt\dav: fpr:.. ~a.yton. · . race M•rle Warner 1 t.o Har'old W()Uld require approxlma.tely $aO _ , •1 _ •. Rebert Grant, Ocf!ober 19, has bten 000.000 \ ' nMEH and lll'l. Ivan - • ..., Preaid•nt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Herbert Hoover <tau1h1B Eileen tpent lhe Vice-Pret!ident ..... . , ....... , . . . . . . . Charles CUrt!ll "I .,.. here wttll tbelr parenta. Mr. and Glib rt ' ' I: Mu. c. c. ....._ .~:'~:'."~~~~U.S. Senator ..... ..... ..... ...... ,, e. Bettl!l&'! Il- ll ""'"' lloUih of Congre01man, lOth District • . . . . . . . Tholl\~8 A. Jenld!ll beenput vlalt.tna: the ......rrlendl GODII'"08111Dao-at-Laree .. George H. B~nder, L. T. Pp mar ' .j I l I ~ 4! : Stanley Sims of the 0 . H. &. apent ; ! :} Sunday wllh hla tamUy b8re. STAT¥ Ill',, Arl.!lur Wlneltr of Oolumbua ~~~:~~ VIole\ aupe G6vernor ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David lneali~ ' '1:. ' ~1'.~ .. - 1 11 Fit;.. ~:h;~ t~e~ "~ oppm ~untty m~e.!nt. ~~!reJ~r~n~r~ i u; ·l I Hl)ST,IS$,. } .youns:es~ n!ot1ved here. Mrs.orOint. Is ~~ the :;~Oth~~··~~~~ .,.--' J·. ,.JQct~ :Jfii a.:n~ wU tioiteN1 ~ught;er . ~d it;;jida '""~'inr .. til" member~ or the! Portfjn •Ml8siotlary SoelCty' of thefHea:th M. E. ChlU'Ch Mt&. Nannle 'MOOI'~. presiding president, fB.Ve tht!j outHne or the work planned !or the coW.lng: year. The devo~ tlonals ·were led Dy Mt'fl. Jennie Smlth, In the absence o! Mrs. Elmer Miller who Is conllqed to her on omnt street with llln.eS6 ' &.0.. Wol$er nt, .qo !o~. lb., Canada, forme~ 'resideltt.S or H'a • to reduce ;o__ -·sonvllle, Meigs cotmt}• 1 tax 3 cuttmg ott , [ 000 or of the state CARD OF THA!(KS , Ita subdivisions tt was N!We wish «> thank our frl~ds ' · ana neithbor~:~. f(J[' ,the1t kindness The mCNit Important bJll ')l~~d during the stckneBS a.nd death of Is tD , ral!e thirty or rorty mUIIon J&oob Kope Al,o wish to thank p;e doUars tor J)OOl' relief PllJ'PC)8e& from cholt, ~~~ Mehl, Undertlf;ker Ev.1nfl the highway funds, Many BJVUmenta have been oNer1and the donors of can and flowtrs. BIRTHDAY PARTY The Slstel'·' ed aa:alnst tbe dlverskm Of the gas I tax fUnds to other 1eneral purpoai"S 1 M•s C H Hamm en\trtMned ~ , S"'ANS.n Qnd It ia the tdtla of the recently with a parity honorb)g her 'ron, ! li v fo!'tlled oraanlr.a~tqn ~eJ~ C01,lnBIIIy Mlc""'l Hl"''m'o b!l'th<Jay an· t SYRIIp 0"' PEPSIN ' ty CO continue <110, ~Bht lltliUnot n1ver5l\ry, the tlha Michael property 1 I'"" .-, 1 such dlven1on. ' '· ' i • Camllla.rly known as the saul pro- 1 SCHOO · · I perly, op Wolbut street COMBINED j L MONEY DI8~B,IBUT.!'D tiona In kee(Jinl with Halloween ' ) State 1d to ' 1 were carr!P.d out Porty.nve bOYJ ! . WITH CASCARA 300 baa a been ,the amount of •13,~ 1 1county to be dia~ved In Metp e.nd 1irl6 were present for the de- 1 Utb.,t,tuJ evening which was spent 11). , The Id~l Ja.xatlve for chiJdren 'l lc.ue school dlatrtct .J~ to the varplayln& variow prize wtn11,_lf'!a: • women a.nd old folks . Mild 1r4 :ac- &Jd to the dllltrlcte hf-:1bJ: t:~ pmea. h d I Lion and plnasant taste Price '50c, sued by the eounty stiJ)erlntende ts The onor gllCflt rece1ve many ! Sold By • oftlce u. follow8. n Sll'tll rrom hb friends Syrac '. ' ' 1 ftl~ 1 • ·At the close or the evenln&, Mra. The Stanabury Dru, Co, Salem, :::0; i~tb.~~~ury, ~ '1::~ , ~amm, M~rved delicious rcrreshMiddleport Ohio. I ewe, ReedsvJIIe, ~~Po ~l ~~· _ · _ Jand, 1100; Pleasant View, ~ OHve-Orn.nae •. 11.300: Letart, $800· Lebanon, •100; Harrlsonvme, $1400' ' ' Columbia, MOO. m Dec<>••· I I I •uoo: tBD; ,, . I • ....... . . ·""' County ·Committee To Meet Pageant No raw tobaccos in Luckies -that's why they're so in.ild ~ are· W that purl' <l I , E buythefinest,theveryfinest tobaccos in all the worldbut that ~oes not explain why fo}j(s cvdfwhere rc;gard Lucky S~e u the ~desi cigarette. I :111c ~cf i~J,wf 1n~et o':erl~k~e : { mellowing, benefit of then given the lucky Strilce Eying ' process, described by the words-"lt's toasted". That's why fulks in every city, town aod , hamlet say that Luckies are such truth ' that i":r-{a(uie iii the 'Raw ~·' mi.ldcigare~ is Seldom Mild"-so these fine tobaccos, after proper aging and !!!!! " It•s IIJQF~ l!lq!fiVV;!J . . Thwsday, Oct. 17-. AU . ·";H_on. James Str.on•.·"nd·;J~o•~ A.~Jenkiu, State S.n: lloyd.. • +;>< ~ ,I •lj , .. ' ·other. to .' �' • ... "' ' - j !Olt I"il !;_~l~_b.,ll! f$1. • . . ..... .... ~~-·"',P..r"""' •'4 ~j.l t ............... ...., .., Jill , .. ~ ' ... ,, ~ 0' -- - ----·• TUIJibAY•.oaTOIIIB It, !fl2 ' Jrii$itnstein • I . KYGEJ. ~ wllh I, can. Wt,n1 ............, The ..;;--.,.. - lila. ol~ Tber will aene dtnnu on eleCUOn dll~. ..=..::~-~ - ~-~~EG~G-"~·· .. 111!~-L\ R~AO fEDERATmN YElLOW JACKHSit.: =~f~;....::;::.;~~~~ H8l D5 MEETING -,,. . .. ~ NATIONAL . -; .l """"end J 1 ¥ ¢, ! ~' ") " '!!A'm!N"' ADVJf!'IIIINCI ~·iffili :rrtd ltl~aMll. lncl.. ~. f'bllldelpbl&, Pl\tlbW'I, IWW..... - ..... aaw. -t···~~ J=r:\ Lioutenant Governor ................. Lee B. Palmep . ,; ·' -;::~:::.~. ~. ~ Secretary of, State .......... . ...... Georp C, Btadc!f . 1 .' . I ' ""'· v. w. Bl'&dbury and 11r1. c State Auditor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joseph 't'rac~ !Wadbw'r spent saturday wtth xr. and Mt•. o. R. comer at. Huntinl~ St·"1t e Treasurer ........•. .. .•..... , . . Harry S• D•..'I'v too. w. va. Nn. HudtnQ remained Attorney General ................. , . Jchn B. Brick<£ ror.,:rr~~:J':u~\nd famlb' tl! State Senator ........................ John A. LiaJ~ HunUnoton opent lite week end COUNTY with home rolkB.. ' Mn. Ev•IJn Tate vUUed her par- Repndentative .. , . . ..... 1 • • • ~ • • • • , • • • Tom W. Jo~.l .. en'-, Mr. and M"rll. Elmer Pant County ' from Prtday unO! sunday. follffnissi~ners . .•. A rthur Beeg1o, A . B, B'mg1lUI) Ohest<r Ward and family ,,.nc Prosecuting Attorney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cedrlo Qlar~ Sunday with Ol)ide Uupe and tam• tty. Clerk of Courts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John SP~ Sheriff .. , . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. 0. Trac ~lCKORY CHAPEL Co•·nty Recorder ... ... . ...... ... . . Geo, A. ldeinlia County T"'asurer ~ ... , . ....• , . . . . . . . R. G. Webltef ••M•. 1ma ..... Pnd IIIJillh , retum· County Surv.yor .......... . ........ T'lleodore Beecl• ""' !rom Plorlda Wedneed&y and "' "'"' , _ 11er · lMr. and Coroner .................... , ........ Ben H ~"·in'l , 1 , , 1J .t,FRAID YET TRUSTING-Be merciful unto me, 0 God::M'ine enemies wou14 daily swallow me up: for they be mdny that ficht arainSt me. What time I am afraid I will ti'uot in three.-Psalm 56 :1·3. ill Morrilatl .... f&mlly. .....,.._ Mn. loettte calll.iiJ on Mra. Thta~ afternoon. 01 q.-.lee al ~ ~~~-~~~2.iiJ1~ telMIYel bere OV• -~----- ~HIY,REN OF WEALtH A; F'll'R 'ALL children of wealth are not "" fortunate ao ~ ,....... jl '1 ' lut fl ,, I 'I they are sometimes supposed to be. Of coul'l!e, llley b8ve everythiQg they want that money wn ,buy but It Is ,'l<'ld"!!' indeed that one so fixed, does not find sontethlpg which he craves and which craving ie not s~lf•fi•4: beca~sc t~ere is seldom a way to fill the wont b¥&Uoe the're ""'' "" ffil!nY traditions which the wealthy Is surrounded by hp ba1:1 not the chance in other ways that comes. to brother who i.s not so generously provided for in the tor of meat and drink and raiment. The caoe of the wealthy eastern girl io one in ppiipL Only 17, yet she feels so surrounded by tradition and ~ty that she has tired of it all and has run away •;~~~~:: her own life ln he1' own way, sayinr that ,oclety \$ l Up s, Mr and loin. a.. II. ltloOulld,ch and two elllldren Ruby ~~~..!!.~ wete ctlnmlr tueet.1 ot Mr. ~· J'raDllllo OOOUI<le and lamUy auMaJ, .... K A. Bennett I ' I ~ I and II :I '" ' II i; """ I ' 'I, ~ ' t! ,.' .'·. ; ~ l made on their part to,~s:e:c:•:••:_::lt~.,....."""~ fc)~~{; <ii I\ H:A T the lead~~n~r!~~~l~~ JUSTtheyWargue ln two ~~ct. Is diftleult fol' us :woQid ~:~eerri "-'OWeNer, ., Would :~~.~{;;~~~t: i ~~~~lv!~ I ., a tou!lh M like 1Wen'a are ratherracket. bra.tal But bY proxy so clear on the subject that anyone might bave at•a,. noutlilhod a "'"' ld h !l'lrt to be a tra.tn announcer · I catch th e Ir mean ntr or wou t ey Inumanla. where tllCY ave~e ~re l'oally weakening their cause IJy the cour1:1e they are wreek to every eighteen muea. _,., "" followln¥ at present. I . • . \ Pootb&u supplies the v:.kl neatlv. I''"'""~ Of course the powefti who are d1rectmJ *he poUcle.1:1 of We perch In the noble lrind6tand a &Teat part are sp~ndinr little time in r'a4lllll what small . to now •nd town people think about the matter, ancl even leM time h1 '1 ::'!.'f:..!.': ::!tei::. takh1g any auanrestions from t~uch a qLta'rter. We note and :~~i:t~~ri·\~: ~·~~~~~·~:C.~"~'in~t:;,~em~;:;~~;~~~-~~~~rg~;1j~; twenty one no doubt hundreds of thousands of othur• have noted the of same thing, that the democrotic speakers, trom leadeto on down the list to the small town talker, are driving l1ome tu the public ju•t how telTible the statjl of .the coon· try is and naturally attributing ail of It to mismanagement of Mr. Hoover and the Republican P"i1Y· , · They make promises of all sorts and kinds, a_ccording I ~· the locality In which they speak, but all pojlllll'l to tire ·~me end, namely that If the volent will support them and tflrn Mr. Hoover out and themoelves In they ~II! J>rinll pi'OIIperlty and a full dinner pail almost by the olmple OK· pet:lient of wavinr the marie wand. And 'yat before they l•aY~ the subject of miomanagement, they btln, ln. the cO. , , IQ1'j&l !!'l~take of the tariff which has always beelj 'apQI180r· · ~ llY Republicans. Now In one breath they ~eory ~opdl· ' t!Pil'! that allows so mony people with no means of llveli· ljo~p. ~ut in the other they oay the tarift to an lnlquitpus t~lnJ antl ohould be repealed-taken out of tbe statUte booko, I Lei"" ouppo•e that the t~rllr is dlscardliq b•rs let down iO that Germany, Jt"ranee, Japan to lllentlon a score of other nations may to us at the price they a•k without price due to the removal of the tariff, workl~ll man be? It is a known f'''~ 'll~a.Ci~!'lerl· Uvli~ b~tt•r th•n the Y[hj'~ Ia "nuther •I•••· ''I ' I Electric Theatre l tl e~e on a ~d of l'O•e& bedouae • j ·.' tw . . w... ..... ~::.~~~~;~-=-Dor 8cl'aattr 1 uor ,.Poured. Out ··• Two Anettetl ' 1'"0 led0 - wh~e~, ~=·.too~n~'t!lough, I I ~~~ I H~~~·sJ~!':• ~':rc~ ~llliK~;~n h/!: 1~1 ~~~e tf:!.~h~Jlarl at~ ruJ 0 I ' · I I (1 I t I . '· =~~~d::~o{n~~~ i:h:l~~a~~ taurht . fRIDAY I i j aftemooo to "'"··Ho.,..,. ' wlfft 11~;r~~~~~~~~!!!~~;~~~~~~~@~~~ ~!!!!!!l!~!!!!!.;,;,;li JJ!C~N~!S'ft:!'IT Local O..aniaatioa to Hne ~a.~~~~~~~ IN . VILlAGE- ~All ~~~:~:~:::;:~~ I I' I venience a tbeir beck anll call i Oftlcen arri.Ted at the ,eene a.hort.Jy arter Ule accident, but the dritrm- or the car wu n<K present. He wu dlacavertd JOIDe Ume later In Pomeroy alld waa taken to the counLJ JaU. . He pleiwted (Ullt.y to ooaraea or reckleu f! Mna Herman MMH. Justice or t.he Peaoe. Tuesd&J mornlna:, aettled Uw nne and. COlla I I \ a slave market which rearsInill!view girlsand onlyeven to be nothi!lrr more illuntinatinr lov~wed'1)1 blessed •tate secondory to the actual · ' r Slle says the first consideration is ~ 1'-"'1' •l•e is subordinated to that and while warra.11t Ia \n the hand• of law CI'Jille her ~arents do not arree wtt.n .• the ....... """' ho "" ... m...... 1 ! I personaJ8 111 ---. -·· \tbt tbe tmeret.e wau. It wu u.ld tbat st.ate :ac.m of oonttol WU1 De~w miatook the Monkey Run alao ~ at tbt meetlnl. rllad ror Lbe main hlthWIY and could. 1\0t. tum back ln time t.o &VeTL I Nr. and ""'· aeorse elaYtm> """ll vSlstundatinl L. C. Mcc1llJOch and y, Mr. and Mn. John Kin& ~ ~ '' EUia were vlBttlnt lli.1 Mil· I w. o. Ponieroy Masons Eight Barrels Of Will Ce I e b r at e Mash Confiscated Halloween Season \1o eau••.• ~·H..-d" Tht M1uionary eoeJeLy of ~ cburch will meet , Mrs Plnaterwald. lCODUnuetl ~ ~ DDI) nina, Oct 26, oUter 4n' cle&net'l co dfa• up Home Comina Seuion OowlC.)' omcera conft&caLed twa eveninll: u announced. the tteDand lor • lta&e lllQul.rf C.O Mot>day Nitht Ktllls, a bllr~lls ol mash a.nd a 10beto~ Mrs M.acy LlppiOOOU, Mrs. Lulu be 6ent to tM oov_,mor. Tbe at· p.uon be.rrel or aUeaed bootlti Neue, Mra. B&rtlata 8m1th, :un. .aald. he woui.Q qonter •JUt Mooday, In two raids In Plorenee RaybUrn and Mlz Plor· Raaa before cain{nunJcatLr.a lowtr Mkldleport. and wu releiUed ence Howell iert. tor Dayton TUee· ooYemor Whl\e. .,. HoJUa Shoemaker, pleaded · rullty day to attend the Orand Chapter J!npl, who charpd that the tO a cha•ee of ....,...ton of lni<>II· WASHINGTON QUITS of Eaot<m Sw '""'"'",..,..not ...elvll)l ouHI· were. Pre&ldeDt, D&l.sy Blnl; 1st home «Jmlns. educational and aoc· catlna Jtquor a.nd imp\emenu de~ l Yr ~~o~~d Mm oeorae Hetzel and ctent prOtection trom the lor:al vice preeident, ldJL Edwards; 2nd Rl(l'ued tor ~ho mMufacture of II, PAGEANT POSITION 1Mrs Erlel Da.trlB were vblitora In pollee, alQUted. that Eppatetn l'e• vice preal.d.ent. Mara:uerlte White: ,.... ial meeUng at their haU in Pome• Q\IOl' In tJle court of JuKUce or tllf' Columbus -rue.d&Y caUlna: on Mrs. quest the OO'It!mor to ~tend t.r'OOJl.'> secreta ~y, Oora Bennett. treasurer \..Jiood Road1 Group lO)', Monday evellln&:. October 31. 1 nnfl W&ts Powhntau 0; Oct.. :v.- \ t.o 'I ' KaUuyn PGiudelltet; chaplin . Mtl ~ I ,.anized To Prevent OJ>enlng Iodie l}t 'L30. t.he Ma.· lh'ed HRwley • AOnH wmnave the prlvele1e or heaf .. 1'he other rolcl Watl m ade on the ~~~;:re~~~r t~ g:m~n::e~)ls 1 the Holt~!• hMpltal Monday u.Cter- tended a. recent ·•ora:an1t.aiJ~v,· Mrs Mildred Fowle1 i.he outDivertion of Fundi lng one ot Ohlo'a out£tandhti Me.· home or Homer Vlttitoe by Bherltf vUle t.oda ~~ hi& ~- ' noon Cor ob&ervatlon and probable 1meetJng called by t. f;IJ18 he B.e going president, gave !l rew ap.. liOlllt; l.e<:turers, David B. Sharp, or A 0 . Tracy and deputy , and a still ilon 'a "~e ~e hi (ton"~~ lo{ll'!ratlon was h-eaded by ihe Ll~.;6 Chesapeake Not To proprlate remarks A pot-luck TO OTHER CAUSES Columbus Mr Sharp wlll del1ver 8 b&rr~I.s of mash and a quantlt.y or Ohio river pageantde~Ictinl Waah- MJaa Marpret Clltford 15 oonfln- leharpd avoU Brothers, reput.ed Ratketeers llUpper ronowed the ln!ta.Uatlon or 11. le ~;tu~ upon liOme of the sublime alleg:ed liquor were confiscated lngt.on's p1oneerln trip 162 ed to her home on Butternut Ave- or Detroit. a.nd Toledo, at whlch Ule Held Lithtly By o!flcers rttuo.UaUc symboii!!.OJ in Masoruy According to the officers, the t u " from Eal! Ll~e years nu.e with Intestinal lnfiuenta. cleant-rs were BJllto!d t.o pay a per11 1 1 0 -0 r ,nc !it! Movement. which At th15 tlme the Pomeroy lodge Will b:ld bf.et1 In O(>eraUon JW!t before P~ell~ant w ~a rpoo to Point M!As Dorothy Ri.ne of Cleveland centa,e of their rec:P-Ipt.s ror proLocala .. _ Bard Hy:.ell is crldcully alt Ill h11:; 1 W id T k M nl:t li.S h08t to ma.n y vlbltlnl Masons tholl uuwal Vlt.tlto.! was uroughL . Bu.sln~ss ' nnd playlnK 'Geoq arrl~ Monday for a. :~~everal. 4a.YS teetlo".n::·_·- - - - - - - The Yellow Jackets, und&.unted t mne aL Bradbm) 0\1 a e oney At a 15 t.he lod.u:e wm be clooed , !u lhe county jail ana DWI\hs a hear Wll.<ihlngt.on· dou'L mix I'm &fraid.~ 1DU&IneM villltt. by Ule rushin( de(ea.t. by the Hlue M1 and M1s. Wb.lle1 Harris re· f H"1 h Wlc.l the MIUJOIW and their j:UCSI!! !n1 on the r.h.arges bf>for10 llf tlll!ifl W••bb ~ld as he regn,t'fully l.enderCurtis OUmore returnew:' Mondii.Y ,-.f.pple t...rn .. Wqi•IJ SP"..tl DevUx o} Galllpolla returned w ' •11ncd Mond.D.y nfternoon rrom rom 1 waya WJU le enterw.ined with. a. popular Mf!es, Ju... uce or lhe Pt•lltl' 1 t·U lll~ l-eslgn~atlon niter spend!~ t.he wee~ end with fl:nrPR M "L.lflly !l(tnrt Ul tile practice Tuersday e.ftemoon to be- :! pemllng the week end b1 Cleveland j · prQ8l'liDl inelud.ln)l SOlllf! deU&'htful T he paaeant, w,li(h 1a bein( en- relatives In OoJUJ)lbwo and Po•ell Jews, Orl't>ll:ol',; St,',t.rut' nnvlnn& nnd II" prt:parat.ions. far the c.cmtest MIS Irvln8' Kurr Jr and de.ugh·l The Mel~~:s COunty Good Roads musical numbers and ~uGther lee- AGED PHYSICIAN r'-~!oihS octed by lO men 1mnarsonat1n honu!01'-"'' by h1J!. Drnld~~o fluvf' l'!t;ll.:'.tl!, \·~HJonR or ttle ..,.. I He .. ~ ....wu to~.. , accompanied. MIU HoiOn with Che:mpealte, P'riday ntsht lei Pa tJ Jcln o.nd Miss Stella Palmer Fv'<m Ltlon hM bef!n organized anct ture by Mr Sharp Thbi ser:Uon of UuntJn(t.On, W Va , Ocl :.!5-INS Wa~ hln11:ton , his aJdes and Indian ......... ,... • ....... ' :8( (S !Jse the name Chesapes.ke IIi '.\lere Athens vlsltot s Monday after- l t\ meetlnr waR held ln the City HaD the evenlns's entertainment Is open - Fimer I services ~ . be held Lo- guides," was to oontJnue to Blstera who has bf.en vlslUn11 her brother, fltory ot t1 e nf)Jllf' 11ml ltlll pl nrP lv 11 1 hete MondaY afternoon. ~T~h~e~~-; to the famlUes and friends of t.h.e ll.f:l..e!ated with a small vll111.@ 0 ,•oon mor:t:ow morn,lng ror Dr Wllllt' n vl1lt, w va., t.oday with a new f..dpr OUmore and family of COl- ll'IP nr'llll n ')~ "~n .~ 1 aet1W' the Ohio liver from Huot· M1 s Hollis ScdtL ~pent t.he week [ rx: rc of the nev•Jy rormed member& und their gueste 1 Wt~n Reynalds, 'It, onoo: of the · Geci'Bt! Washlna:t.on" In the cast u~b~ ~ two ~::"'i;;'ntllllll01t \ lnl,!ton, few have thGt m~ch ul:Jout ."lid O.L Plea.santv1Ue where she at- t.ign Is tO continue the FollDwln& the program ~-- ~.--- Ole • J:l a tcc.tba 1 clc,·en bear! that eudcd a. bh'thd~ty celebration In I at~inat t.he diversion of hour h~s been arrange~d~~:ril~~~= founder.; und the tl ~~~ vcc upar ''' 1 name n({ honor ot her father, p J Pinney of way funds throughout the of this of the the chair or auutom y of the Ohio REPUBLICAN WOMEN ~:~:~~y~:. a lt'Ven.J ~": " · Columbu.s which Wll.'l gmm at the Ohio. Medical unlversUy, now Ohio State unlventlty, In Columbus TO HOLD MUliiiNG M.,. Katheclno Roe& went I<> Cll<'~neB.kc high sehool tootball heme of Ml's J . p Btew~rt:o( flea- 1 Mclga county hu been the 'lOth Dr. Reynold~; died yes•·~ t \ Charleston ~ I county o1 the 88 in the sta\e to tetlm cvldently had 11. mucn s trC'r~g· -tl J,ltVIHc ..,~y a ~ - , - ' . -~· , with. her aon, Tuellda.y Willlani for ReM a visit and er ILiii&JP.tion t han ha~ been Miss Mary Denms or Columbu~ •r,lze lliiUnst the d.lvers!On. hi.!; home 1.1 Proctorville. near Mrs. LMre);J ;r. HoberLbr l:lncln~ familY• 'Lhc.ugh~. Tht!y lost fl. heart·llreaker \ls lted here llriefly Monda y Cjen- highway funds to relief owm.,.ol 1nat! wll1 be -alflpea~r a~ t.be-'tl9urt; 11ae Boomr ,c)fM of the Slm1J8011 of Pomeroy lodj:t! hert! .2:om ang~ctoris last week to the &tron(r South .Pg .J and other aen6,r'al. nsea. , house, f'r:ld~f,/ Qcl.Ober 28 at t.M 'M. &. ~ureh w.a. :1 et~d 1 are planning to Oharh tcu , W Vn . hllb sc;ho?l M1 s F E Malthewc and l.)':lrc~ was started by tbe Ohio m..uno.•...-w the ""'•• the~• "' ~·,...,.,1- :. whi;ch prom· AUTO HITS WALL, eleven. the latter team no..'"n g ;tHe chll<l~en spent the week end tn 1l"ederatlon and COWltY I couniy W"''l."..l'' ii.oubllcatt club. ~""'nday ""'"""' •, wltJI In the annals of DRIVER ARRESTED . MI'III. ~.-~ tht"IJrJt natlQ,naJ liiU')' ,IJpplnooft aod~r~, LdfCheeapca ke lads out by a 14 tn ' G Poca, w Va . with. relatives ' I tiona are aSU.ted. with soore Earlier m the season. C~C A \Villlo.m.Jion of Colum bus Ernest DueiT wa! fi!'!.i<lt~d ·~:•• \ pmndent Of the A.{J\e~tl.n ~on hei.L. aaslstlrfa:' ' h~le8l1. l:rbe redo-Kencva. "' teilm whlrh .1a~ <:Rmfi SWlday for a fe w days viSit presJd.eJlt ot' the club: M. Ne t•! Depew, lmvellou: saleBman 1Auxtllary a.qd ill aa- hOnorary Jftl• Ebersbach borne wa& decorat«< 1n baWed Huntmgton on even tenns w1th C L Brooks and family Alll.!lter, sto~tary, and t""';n,~~~t.~~ of Parker~burl!', wns arrestoo Mon- 1 ldent &entrtll or tht Oaurht.ers of keeping with the .Ha~n ieUOn. for l>f!veral yeurs, defeo.ted tncMrs Roscoe Fowler retlirned lng a& the ex~utlve ~ duy night by county oftlcen; after \ the American Revolut.lon Mn. Tht!' Junior Leq:ue or the Beth· Chetlll,peake team by a. one toUCh· Monday evening from Charleston Henry Koehler. Scott Rldpway, _j ~~~~~~l~Et~ his l:~r hllcl crnshed Into a. concrete , Hobarl wnl be an hono~ (Ue&t a.ny E Church had 8 mMQ.uerade doWll. margin, a11.d rrom all rep.::at~ whel'e she s pent the prus~ lew days John B Dowplng, J H. Orate, Ray wn.ll nt Mo11key Run at the tea ilven by the local chap- partyM.Monday evenln& o.t the home th~Jy r!runled to get that. , wltb. her mother, Mrs A J . Bea;,ver Alkire, Charles Prall, John Roecher, V,w,udm 'Pttel~ Rt Jk!pew wa~; d•ivlng his car, e se-~Ulr ot D. A. R Pl'lday aft.emoon at or Rev. and Mnl. Rolm or M~lberrv Advance report.s \ coming h~te are who Is confined In a. h"Mp1ta.J. tht~ Wtlliam Matthewson, and. Charles dr~n , wet;t on Muln .'ltreet. nnd tum- the Hotel Martin 1n hOnor of the Avenue. The house ~ ap' to the effect tllRt the Chesapeo.k.e Mrs Fowle repo1 tS tier mothe~ MUes. Other tltlzens of the cotmty ed Into the 'oactway leading to , Bta.e oftioera ot D. A. R propriate l)' decorated ror the Hal· To The Malter team ~uports a fa&t backfteld and Sliflhtly Improved. ha.ve dlllpla.yed their lntereat tn the Mnnkey Ruu about 7 G'clock The 1 L. p MOI'ney, 10ween leB.!IO~. Cup ' car let , thr. roadway. Clilshlng mto Hocklnl county, llrt: 'l'heodore Ebersbach wa6 a hea.yY line, and the Yellow JacMiss Mary Root Mls.s Ruth, ~~a:;::auon and WBre present at ll.ct.s ~ren>rep:u'lng tor ~~ony Jl.lllf.ll!3e Drake, Mrl:i. Nanl)l.e l!!foQJe • JArs etJng:, Monday. frOll!' <tth~ vlslt~ f~C.m down· th(l •D ~ taht~K~. an4 Mfl:' :4ee'1 Rlldt- th~~o~:.~n~~Yot.etl~~- 1J11oW .~ rivet next Friday night s moroteH Lo Runtingt.on Baiurwll:' ver&w.~• tnJuries wen'! sU:St!lfned ~/ day and soent ' !.he day. 1.Jbllc ~! ~~~~w:r 1!;:mlsforothel'purposr.s 1 o! the theJYellow .J.t.tj\tet , squad from tr.e .. rad aa.ltipohs ~"llme:/ l¢ :week ana the: h~ U'l r~.:p. Cle~t P9"er and ht..tr· ltJto th,. st., te treasury for the bettocaiS J.JeUJuJ dow a 'to 11.1. u.. .. -- taflt e lefl dents .. J~5 mln1ute tennent or hlrhwaya and llOOd road! l:.iCel Tu~ .evening r H . Th $. ! and not tor any other pur pose ror r · ' ·' j • , j , IJe P-:~1.: e~:a.!itn wtJ!etJ,'ft~n<Un~ which nlany are attempting use ; A:'J'TENU Sl-fSSiO~ I Leon w va , fell and T ust.aiha th,. fundli ~e fallpwmg rr.embers or the lo- Pftinf~l mjttrl~.'i to her ~~ht IP.ed Bev~rel ))1Us have been•,::.~::\'~~~:: caqchllplerLof ,the F.a!!teJ'n Star Wh\Ch . ~equlrect a • phy~lcJohs . g, and ar-e now before the~ IQdi'e leJt 'lUesday fur Dllyt.on to MI ..' C. li. Brooks add eon' ch:h~s Of the Jl'edet&tlon. One ot att.Wd the ~slon or the Qflneral were \ unday v.lsJtors IlL Lon B 01 poses to reallocate the ras Or~d Che~er or tl'ie Eastern, Stan •nm with her bother J~rry g M t· th e counties In an increased Meidames Lr;:VI'.g Burford, Max lack , ) , ll suf!ltlent to pay t.he Jlallioah, Ei M. McCaJit}' ~t~rlon state roads due and Prehch arid Wli! Reybolds Mn _j The theory I$ adYimced that wil.tter lb..ye~, a dell!kltte to t.he N MAfRIED IN Ct'lNAD-4. would become moat danaerous to aea.ilon rrom the local ·Chaptel'. le!t. C ews 0• the ' hiarrtilgf or M1&s low Ure purposes ot this bill and MQt\dav: fpr:.. ~a.yton. · . race M•rle Warner 1 t.o Har'old W()Uld require approxlma.tely $aO _ , •1 _ •. Rebert Grant, Ocf!ober 19, has bten 000.000 \ ' nMEH and lll'l. Ivan - • ..., Preaid•nt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Herbert Hoover <tau1h1B Eileen tpent lhe Vice-Pret!ident ..... . , ....... , . . . . . . . Charles CUrt!ll "I .,.. here wttll tbelr parenta. Mr. and Glib rt ' ' I: Mu. c. c. ....._ .~:'~:'."~~~~U.S. Senator ..... ..... ..... ...... ,, e. Bettl!l&'! Il- ll ""'"' lloUih of Congre01man, lOth District • . . . . . . . Tholl\~8 A. Jenld!ll beenput vlalt.tna: the ......rrlendl GODII'"08111Dao-at-Laree .. George H. B~nder, L. T. Pp mar ' .j I l I ~ 4! : Stanley Sims of the 0 . H. &. apent ; ! :} Sunday wllh hla tamUy b8re. STAT¥ Ill',, Arl.!lur Wlneltr of Oolumbua ~~~:~~ VIole\ aupe G6vernor ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David lneali~ ' '1:. ' ~1'.~ .. - 1 11 Fit;.. ~:h;~ t~e~ "~ oppm ~untty m~e.!nt. ~~!reJ~r~n~r~ i u; ·l I Hl)ST,IS$,. } .youns:es~ n!ot1ved here. Mrs.orOint. Is ~~ the :;~Oth~~··~~~~ .,.--' J·. ,.JQct~ :Jfii a.:n~ wU tioiteN1 ~ught;er . ~d it;;jida '""~'inr .. til" member~ or the! Portfjn •Ml8siotlary SoelCty' of thefHea:th M. E. ChlU'Ch Mt&. Nannle 'MOOI'~. presiding president, fB.Ve tht!j outHne or the work planned !or the coW.lng: year. The devo~ tlonals ·were led Dy Mt'fl. Jennie Smlth, In the absence o! Mrs. Elmer Miller who Is conllqed to her on omnt street with llln.eS6 ' &.0.. Wol$er nt, .qo !o~. lb., Canada, forme~ 'resideltt.S or H'a • to reduce ;o__ -·sonvllle, Meigs cotmt}• 1 tax 3 cuttmg ott , [ 000 or of the state CARD OF THA!(KS , Ita subdivisions tt was N!We wish «> thank our frl~ds ' · ana neithbor~:~. f(J[' ,the1t kindness The mCNit Important bJll ')l~~d during the stckneBS a.nd death of Is tD , ral!e thirty or rorty mUIIon J&oob Kope Al,o wish to thank p;e doUars tor J)OOl' relief PllJ'PC)8e& from cholt, ~~~ Mehl, Undertlf;ker Ev.1nfl the highway funds, Many BJVUmenta have been oNer1and the donors of can and flowtrs. BIRTHDAY PARTY The Slstel'·' ed aa:alnst tbe dlverskm Of the gas I tax fUnds to other 1eneral purpoai"S 1 M•s C H Hamm en\trtMned ~ , S"'ANS.n Qnd It ia the tdtla of the recently with a parity honorb)g her 'ron, ! li v fo!'tlled oraanlr.a~tqn ~eJ~ C01,lnBIIIy Mlc""'l Hl"''m'o b!l'th<Jay an· t SYRIIp 0"' PEPSIN ' ty CO continue <110, ~Bht lltliUnot n1ver5l\ry, the tlha Michael property 1 I'"" .-, 1 such dlven1on. ' '· ' i • Camllla.rly known as the saul pro- 1 SCHOO · · I perly, op Wolbut street COMBINED j L MONEY DI8~B,IBUT.!'D tiona In kee(Jinl with Halloween ' ) State 1d to ' 1 were carr!P.d out Porty.nve bOYJ ! . WITH CASCARA 300 baa a been ,the amount of •13,~ 1 1county to be dia~ved In Metp e.nd 1irl6 were present for the de- 1 Utb.,t,tuJ evening which was spent 11). , The Id~l Ja.xatlve for chiJdren 'l lc.ue school dlatrtct .J~ to the varplayln& variow prize wtn11,_lf'!a: • women a.nd old folks . Mild 1r4 :ac- &Jd to the dllltrlcte hf-:1bJ: t:~ pmea. h d I Lion and plnasant taste Price '50c, sued by the eounty stiJ)erlntende ts The onor gllCflt rece1ve many ! Sold By • oftlce u. follow8. n Sll'tll rrom hb friends Syrac '. ' ' 1 ftl~ 1 • ·At the close or the evenln&, Mra. The Stanabury Dru, Co, Salem, :::0; i~tb.~~~ury, ~ '1::~ , ~amm, M~rved delicious rcrreshMiddleport Ohio. I ewe, ReedsvJIIe, ~~Po ~l ~~· _ · _ Jand, 1100; Pleasant View, ~ OHve-Orn.nae •. 11.300: Letart, $800· Lebanon, •100; Harrlsonvme, $1400' ' ' Columbia, MOO. m Dec<>••· I I I •uoo: tBD; ,, . I • ....... . . ·""' County ·Committee To Meet Pageant No raw tobaccos in Luckies -that's why they're so in.ild ~ are· W that purl' <l I , E buythefinest,theveryfinest tobaccos in all the worldbut that ~oes not explain why fo}j(s cvdfwhere rc;gard Lucky S~e u the ~desi cigarette. I :111c ~cf i~J,wf 1n~et o':erl~k~e : { mellowing, benefit of then given the lucky Strilce Eying ' process, described by the words-"lt's toasted". That's why fulks in every city, town aod , hamlet say that Luckies are such truth ' that i":r-{a(uie iii the 'Raw ~·' mi.ldcigare~ is Seldom Mild"-so these fine tobaccos, after proper aging and !!!!! " It•s IIJQF~ l!lq!fiVV;!J . . Thwsday, Oct. 17-. AU . ·";H_on. James Str.on•.·"nd·;J~o•~ A.~Jenkiu, State S.n: lloyd.. • +;>< ~ ,I •lj , .. ' ·other. to .' �• • C~lliPOUS ~- ·pLAINVIEW . ' ' ' OOTOBIIllilll. ltd ., ' ORAND IURY TO ci!!!l'JUII H!lll lOON IUDOI 14U AS iT wRtrEs N~>t.~cl · 'iVriter Won' 0 ., hea.v)'- t.he RJdle New -;·, i'im ~ ~ uftb 8fie , ....... .,,.. • .•. . ... ... ~ . .... . .. ~- ..,. ... i RU · lla!"l .;, ,.... ' •.' ·~ifh .fhb Wrcatlen yuUill - COWl, By ·Inkem&tlonal N\,Wf llfrvlce At New ~Ort:...Bd "evfnrier" W. H. Phunmer, 10·31·81 lif:- wll world's champion <New York) Oe'li~::iu ~)~;· 1 defeated Bruno ~rraslnl. Italy. ' r~~~~\~~~ IULLINO M~E BOUGHT Helena, Mont. Oct 25-JNS-Au ~ thoritles were unable to determine a. motive today tor the apparent lutetcle 01' Aarol Adrlao. (Jim) Arb., , former end on t.be Mootana. Sta.te College toattell team. Arto'a bodY was found ln. his automobHe tn a &&taP here, a bullet UU'OU8'h bla forehead. A revolver lay near the bodY. .. Tttlditiona,l ·Gridiron Classics . . . cJl' bikus .-.. .. Ollie· , Y ~ Fbp....l ........... •' "'"' ae.til~ed '1 li00¥8 fl-llf, IU5 · 'liAm'ft... • -·n ·m; ndv rs-= Dp!ING ROOM &Ill> .. . CQffU SHOP ·· c£4~ ~~ ..t ' I '1\<1\J:S\ l!o.i ' PE ~'S\..IAOED M.AC 1V \-iAVE H• :S f=OOY - ' I ALiiA clliJJLT 'iiOTEL ,0.. I:IOZEI\I :Me,.. !!~~" llllfi'I'Oo ... _ ~ ; :; 8AL. L. 11:'AM ....... 1111 " " " " ' - - .. ·Ballu, ...... wn:.e far lleokW and Kala. The m01t optimism that Henry D. Ta:ylor. director or t.lc:ket sale.• could summon eould not lead him to pr edict more than ·a crowd or 25,000 for the Wiaconaln pibe. .1 ;t'ltTtl AYt:. l=41f11e>l!ll·l ,·~ :,, . ' . IW.lGO•• ·~ EVA A. TINGEY Says HigJ:t · &;hool Head M11 n ~~~~~~~~~E~~ ' Tcwnaend Preaenta F~rea :to Prove Football Not Lc·ain1 Popularity SPORfl CO.lTI .......... Hotel Hillsboro ·~nn:k" -~ ' tL Butler JAMES· . . . li.ARGEST ALL· YEAR HOTEL) ' '" . .... ' .. ,, ''' By& ( CA.i~l Jii~tri.l'1.-.'o0~ ' of Ht!t T . '-. ' ". .. , �• • C~lliPOUS ~- ·pLAINVIEW . ' ' ' OOTOBIIllilll. ltd ., ' ORAND IURY TO ci!!!l'JUII H!lll lOON IUDOI 14U AS iT wRtrEs N~>t.~cl · 'iVriter Won' 0 ., hea.v)'- t.he RJdle New -;·, i'im ~ ~ uftb 8fie , ....... .,,.. • .•. . ... ... ~ . .... . .. ~- ..,. ... i RU · lla!"l .;, ,.... ' •.' ·~ifh .fhb Wrcatlen yuUill - COWl, By ·Inkem&tlonal N\,Wf llfrvlce At New ~Ort:...Bd "evfnrier" W. H. Phunmer, 10·31·81 lif:- wll world's champion <New York) Oe'li~::iu ~)~;· 1 defeated Bruno ~rraslnl. Italy. ' r~~~~\~~~ IULLINO M~E BOUGHT Helena, Mont. Oct 25-JNS-Au ~ thoritles were unable to determine a. motive today tor the apparent lutetcle 01' Aarol Adrlao. (Jim) Arb., , former end on t.be Mootana. Sta.te College toattell team. Arto'a bodY was found ln. his automobHe tn a &&taP here, a bullet UU'OU8'h bla forehead. A revolver lay near the bodY. .. Tttlditiona,l ·Gridiron Classics . . . cJl' bikus .-.. .. Ollie· , Y ~ Fbp....l ........... •' "'"' ae.til~ed '1 li00¥8 fl-llf, IU5 · 'liAm'ft... • -·n ·m; ndv rs-= Dp!ING ROOM &Ill> .. . CQffU SHOP ·· c£4~ ~~ ..t ' I '1\<1\J:S\ l!o.i ' PE ~'S\..IAOED M.AC 1V \-iAVE H• :S f=OOY - ' I ALiiA clliJJLT 'iiOTEL ,0.. I:IOZEI\I :Me,.. !!~~" llllfi'I'Oo ... _ ~ ; :; 8AL. L. 11:'AM ....... 1111 " " " " ' - - .. ·Ballu, ...... wn:.e far lleokW and Kala. The m01t optimism that Henry D. Ta:ylor. director or t.lc:ket sale.• could summon eould not lead him to pr edict more than ·a crowd or 25,000 for the Wiaconaln pibe. .1 ;t'ltTtl AYt:. l=41f11e>l!ll·l ,·~ :,, . ' . IW.lGO•• ·~ EVA A. TINGEY Says HigJ:t · &;hool Head M11 n ~~~~~~~~~E~~ ' Tcwnaend Preaenta F~rea :to Prove Football Not Lc·ain1 Popularity SPORfl CO.lTI .......... Hotel Hillsboro ·~nn:k" -~ ' tL Butler JAMES· . . . li.ARGEST ALL· YEAR HOTEL) ' '" . .... ' .. ,, ''' By& ( CA.i~l Jii~tri.l'1.-.'o0~ ' of Ht!t T . '-. ' ". .. , �• (JA;I;i;j,f ' ('J • l ', • JJ.)J>J~·' .. .. . H' ') ~ 1:)• ' • 11 I "' c " .;1 ' TOMID,t.Y, - - . -. Careful Buying Has STATIONERY " new bel&utlfal UDe of PULL-AWAY SHEETS aau1 WJte Slse NJeoff-paper-lnti'1UWII ill 8ilaUoMf7. $1~00 2Se, 39c, SOe and - ~~ , Box I .CHRINO()K NO. 1 PURE CHINA CO'ITON ·New Coat .;, ~ "" ....... __ _ . ...... .'. .,..... ....,... . ,' " ..... I '~ Speelal 69c 2 For $1.00 • • ''! • • .Fur and Plain Trimmed &em wltb additional nn!ltd &II'Pt on· : UNJON i 1S~ITS .4. nal quUty U.Dm 1Salt'.ii....t ftllllat .I.H Glrmopl . Sj,eci&!'~ ' "'' ". ., tr , .. RO~E ' ' MEN'S . ~t ' .., ,.l ' UNION ' • ' Pall 8!ao-GIIe l'looe BEAUTY FINE CHINA COTTON MEN'S MUNSING WEAR SUITS Bile If x Ioo-on.e ' 'k · ·~ $l~ Each ,.' '· .1 PART WOQi. BLANKETS ·' Si~e 72x84 double bed sizs-A beauti· ful, warm, fluff)'blilnket in large squares- blu~,,ose;. gold, tan and green-Formerly sold for $4.95. • i . &P!C!{\L~fi.fs A PAIR ,.., . '. . PART WOOL I!ILANKETS ' '- PRISCILLA ' BOY'S RIBBED UNION SUITS .;j ., 'I . p am 1)1 . ,. ! col?l' border-;-fdrchid and green, rose and ·~; blue. 1 ,,· .1 1 \,l:;·$i!e70x80 ('i!· ., I l • ' • ' ,I , I .t ·cut and fieishe,d·single qnaHt, ! H~ny "fi ' SOc A Suit SILKS OUTING FL'ANNEL · ,. Rel•l•r ll"c tOe Yard ·-· 4 v wohle raaUt Ia a• I'Dll-11x81 \ Fine China e.&lon c1Niped npeela11f for Q.Uio.- r-~ ., ' ~ ••• . $1.00 Yard You Will Like Th- Nn eoto,.._,..... n4 pia... i I sox •t ) ~ ' : . · $S.9S·· ·:.. I ,I ' :, ~ l 1>' ~· • , • cOii:.n, ~~ .. &..~.... lOc Pair i>&.t \V.;Ji -~ , f''' "''" .,,. $ GN)', in.ie (~peciial' tlic, ' )!:. · or Tu. z'filr 2Se ' --. thillt'lf: 'Wit"':~y-'ot.~o· :."~ ..1.- . ,. Y~u1J'Fi(ld·f;:t D~Jl;~t . Wool Spx • ·l~ ' • " ' 1 '1 . p ' r. C', - ,j • , 2Se Pair ' Ahoslol p&WII'Ilt ud eolor eOJDbladloa.- SpiiiCiallSe A Yard COTTONandRAYON DRESS GOODS i ... --~~~.2~Sc~an~ci~&Oc~~Y~a~rd~----:l! PRINTS Boxed-OM WeiP'-811011 81eftfl-Kn.ee ~ COTTON CREPES DRESS GOODS 39c •.1 ·. ; 4-;,i;;1.~,f~\Y~t·l~, ~~NtrKEt~S n ...n. cen~;ej,i:'Wfffi· cun as mg ., , ., • MEN'S HEAVt WORK 'J l l!:apec&.U,- made for bet t,a&ITihfl k ·~-1!~1~:~ $9.95 •Bl~ket-B~auijful 1 $1.00 A Suit 100,1q,1«Golifn lllue, ·gdl!l, ' tan, .roile and ~. 1: l""- ~ . '• . . r ~ ,! i I · ' fgreen.., Si~e' 7Zx8-t:-- ....... ~~ . Two Shirta 88c A~iJtiN· TABLETS . ,....., OunateoaFul c"""" tOeA YARD PRINTS :v ' . Beaullfal ~ ~ ~n&a. Jup an• iema-EWlJ'f 41o1• eomldltldlon- . •· \''' A IDo Prblt:fer- JIJc A Yard Here's .OPPortunitY! ' !' ·•·. ~ .,,... ...,, """' w•........., 10 .... ~. • nna1 c~r~.. tor Oblo's 2,!JOO,OOO votes. Secretary ot the T!'e..urr <>IIden t.. llUio entero4 ~. ste.te late 7eeterdar and ab&rp. lY blamed Governor Pranklln D. "H~V::J::':e P:tc18 &ndsa~~ ;c;.·c:_t,o.undatlon~l~or;;n>OOve::r, ry," Spe!lal Selllaa . Special SOe DIXIE MAID QUILT COTTON • , SUITI' \., '1 69c 2 Suita for $1.00 .\' .. /S~CIAL $ 7.9~ .~Am \11 ,., ........ o...,....teNJ A perfHl& IJUI..-qullt,; •• U&t ot rei)Ublic&o ed.'' MUla said, "He and the Demo~ratJc COJlll'f!J!J that he will brlna: with hlm will be anrled ln.tn of'tee bJ a wave or ~.wmt... •Bl.o... # .... ._,e ,or. w,e "eta ... of fear" tG ~lltch be aald. the county 1& Sue-1UPJbh"J«, •aa ltJd br M1Ua at the 1oorltep or Oove!'nor RooatveJt and hll party. Successes Loom Craft .lrta 1:Je&¥ty '· . ; ........... , ... ll(ICT . COTTQ~ &Oc 2Suita88c ME~'S DRESS SHIRTS ,. · Rock River quilted . . . . . . . 119c:; . ' . . •' Special $1.00 B~A. NK . ETS · f •' ·AJ.;L WOOL BLANKETS ~~ . A U.ralar ,1,15.Bl"t For your m.achinll-Regqlar-Indian ·Blanket designs . , , 1 :<, ~1'6,0 EAC~ I - ,' . .• m_ PART WOOL UNION SUITS ., .gold, tan, orchid, rose and quality blanket. - .... I '" New Duioh Meet. El1low 8~e, .tnkle lerurtb .. Roosevelt for the Ne.tion's "state of fear." "U President. Hoover Ia re-elect~ ed," M11lll told an aucUenee that J)l(lted musie hall ))e;-; last nlrht, Columbus, 0.. Oet. ~.-INS-­ "wlth the treeh manan.t~ whldl he ~ll receive. from the J)fl(lple we New l.bunder WBB hul'led in Ohio'S;. ehall be Jn a poe)tion to driYe 1\!ght fer lcwer utility l"dtcs t.odll-Y tbrcuch the- Dec:essary mea&urelf of when oouncU Pre81dent John M. economy and the calendar year 1932 wnt tell 8 d.llferent story." "U Oovemnr h.ooltevelt. Ia elect- . . &Oc eODibllldloDA Knoxall ...... '· . . . . . . . . . 10c Ch!nooj{No.l 100 . '· ...• , ... 19c Cbmo?k No;..~'!.:.. · 'I-': . ...... . Amencun .. .. . . .. . .. .. . 2fl<: Prld · . e~ ....... .,. ·:: .- ........ '39c l)ixie ·Maid ............ ~ ""'-· Chinook N·o. 1 . . .~ . ~ ..... . ,• ~ ~ Men's Ez~ IIN'7 Cqtion Rfhbfld AS AT PRESENT "State MU.t Have Wu To Fix Reaponaibilil)'" fDI' lncreaainr Ratea .... 8l... l .. li...-H..k COTTOJV ~AT'fiNG I -• CHILDREN'S SUITS '--· P•lr ! ., ........ _loaalll. Oubtandlnr'Valuea Phaln and taney-Ke•wlar 1Sc aiH1 JIM ·.~ • $1.()0 and $1.50 Per auit ' .· "''"'"" BH...Iflll color Speelal tile ' ·'' LADIES FANcY OUTiNG PAJAMAS .. sox ., BLANKETS .. " . Cotton plaid and plain-size 70x80 9u~ and finiShed' single. ·' . $l~O PAIR ., . "' j' SOc, 7Se, $1.00 MEN'S COT'F(!)N.'and RAYON There's no question about the I smartness of .these Coats--They hav~ "it" at a price as inviting as the styles! ..' pat- · •-tf, v oten lnatead Of , .·;..; eelnr Kppointed lo oHer Pan&JI!II, Rloomen. Salt._ Step-1--.oown•. LADIES OUTING GOWNS 39c $10.00 ' qldlt.-Aitraetlve and 00111:pleie Qallt J,; ~erul..- SOe ancl $1.00 .. Ooe abeet-72s.H-elpeei..U1 Jilade for Qe~J.d., .....,..._ enr.bJea 111 .& ·New· Olfe·nsive Start :On Utilities Commission · •·'.'Ia Replieo to Roooovolt1 Democrat• Shoot Anew Fi1hl , .. 101017 ~ at - Wblkl aatl taao 7 I!IOI'ett with each roD. Successes ~ ,; ~lldel7 FU L Sizzles IngaUs Advocatea HUl THl R[~~~~l Ex•Coavlet And Murderer ll HEAD IN Campaign In Buckeye State WEARY MARCH[RS Change In System v.g a... WU 0 f e : ··.:, -C~LUMOUS W~NTS fAll U 8£CEI~E p~::~.::.~t.~:- SHN ·Bl BANK[RS Coalesses., 1.... ia Bitter -·~~s..y•r IN ITE~ STAUS ~to Penltentlaey Ollldal MEMBERS CH~SEN te::! :!~~~=::=: s~~~ ~·theoctp.,!l\fHB;r Murderer Betrays Man I ~ "Reel Dolt'llin1 P..,do~ l"J Was Drunk" AfterSnl.Sezlel' ,lpt '; ', Election• By ~ 0~:"~ ~!:~'i"\oo::"'"'"" Officially Rebuffed By ~·.;,~·~. ::::= .J:.:! Opportunities In Near Fu· Who. Gave Helpinl f 11 ~lnl• cele~ T d , U • Cou E IT Hand At Pen Jtra~ ··, UNDIES OF SILK and RAYON ,.... tllllq. A fAtYeiJ GIR Or ~- .... Q IH omce ask for 202-R. Made 1bese.Yalues Possible WE have been successful in maintaining our policy QUALITY AT LOW. .&gT PRICES! We were successful in our buying this season and bring to you quality merchandise with popumr price appeal that only a successful store can offer to people whtl ·know values. . ' ,. In Omtnl portlcmo. ~t. nunda7 - - IIMl <Older. Tribune, eall 286-L; if the BuoineBS . •• WEATHER FORECAST ·- -~­ H -oiuo: Clcudf 1M ""<1m' w11b ,.In; 1n Cen..... - - - t . "IICI?- ei\1!!· READEIIS' NOTICE - lf )'Oil want the Newo Omce of The Dally OCToaD For The Remaining ' Days In October Oil I •l $ H T ' '' :. ' ' '· " ' .' ' ! ROOM· nt wordR chal~t.. ;.,..... - ,. :: Ito ,. ra ea . nton n· cil In London ! WORKERS JOIN t<entral bnnchea at atnte,le"}''oJntt betn1 od•oeao..~ IDd•• •• .... ~!''t.,"O:,'!",~,.""'"""ca• ........ htre To qua ,..,.,. Of 1919 Inp.lla, addrnaiq a poutlca! raJ· hoae _ HAD ~ILLED WOMAN - "· coajpla>nod ""''...,... "'!! p'rellf':llt aystem all peraons hl.v!Df ,bu&- DELEGATES SAY In 1 Murderer Say" - Cineinnati Andu Seat 4dmita Crime; S.ya Wh He ParJon" He Did It'_ - .- IN" Cl·lwnbus, 0. , Oct. .... ~ ine&s wHh the lcduat.rlal ~- F' F t A Tc Pen "Without ~upe John iRed ) Downing, -whO ronNational Government Oa lion ha~ t.o l(l to Oolumbul, Q(' . lYe ae on 1ven a Of f~- red the murder of Mrs.. Da.Dlel tie '" Bc.nr.o, wtfo of the chlef record aaue; ay ove I rna r "hat. part of the . .,.. '"\le~ eaaona or xpecl • derk at tlle Oh1o ...nitent1a.ry, Enterpnae • ret~lde ID, for personal -t ~INS- The rNot onl)' would theattent.wn. plaa ol e d I mprovement Clncinnau . 0 ., ,'-"' -.-nt- roucwlnr vMion of tiJe branCh bureaus save Ule publkl, bu' _ murd~r here on Mal' J8 , 1926, of n 1 m~ tG p.oJietl at the Pnn~lln By HARRY K. RI!:YNOLDB it would provide eoonomlel for CbP B)' JAMES L. KlLGAI.LF.N Mrs. Alleen WUllamTI, 38, ror which l oounly jail: INS Btatl' Correaponat!nt state Government, In1aUs aatd. lNS Staff Corret>pondtmt. John "Red" Downlna. 4.5, waa "~t ·I wa.r: dnml:;· Down lnr mumbled. Landon, Oct. 28-JNB-MIIlrsha.lWhite Sulphur Springs, W. v a., up" to the Ob'1 Penlt.entlary, was "Bhe'd ~n like a moUler to ins all lts forees in anticipation of )Ct. 26- lNS- InvestmenL banking one or the tnOit. sensational nlf' ,. Downir.& wenl on "I'm rtob and disorder, Seotland Yard n Lbe United States. h.e.rct hit by ln · Lhe hJst.ory o1 Cincinnati po ce · · today suspended the letLvea of all annlill& H.rry." members or the Lon·· ..., police force .he iJepreMlon. if:i now ·•on the Downm1 who wa~< aranted a "I ~·tdn'l. huve a.nyl.h.lr.~ a~lnst <turlna the period BrUaln'l'l unem ~~ .lll'llthold of a. healthy revival ." pardon Oci 6 lf'Jl b)' Governor Olin.' ployed "hunpr marc:hers" remain Oppol'tunltle~ will be preiiE!nt.ed 0 White' aYeiectty con!esserl. ·when I \n,s In ir"!ll." Dc11nlntr In ,. pl~l N d B ~n ·'the not distant future" equal to eoree ' unl ~.._ ld ·~ •-• out to lUa -e ca ... · u e ody Fouad Oil Ecltl' hoee of 1il9 or lm~dlately at· ~ r early tod~J to rn e..-.ua _.,. ~a · uan """""' me The leave-cancellina was In line f D · 1Daniel Bonzo, wU:e vi t.be chief par- hour.e tor dinner three or four with the 10vemment's firm inten· o etertl Talked Too he World War. j ole clerk at the Ohio Penitentlaty '.mE·s. He was t~- 100(1 friend of tton to p~vent the ma.rthen now, M h "T • •i Thei\C comforting '\Ssurnnoes were I C I bus. . mine. I don't know why I kllied awtttly converg:tlll" upon Lolldon, uc ' aken Ricle; e~ven ro the 400 delegates attending I n at:a~led with a. lltlk n~kUe and b!.~ wile. I had been drlak1na. I froin salnlnl the upper ·band. in . tbe twen.yt-ftrllt annual oonvenl.lon a. handkerchief, Mrs. Williams' had plenty •nd 1 wa& feellnJ ~t. I thelr itplt apiMt reduction of the . AA.n Bernardino, Oat, Oct. 28.- of the investment bo.nkers assoela- , body was fO\IDd near 8 tbioket on gueu I was drUDIL." 1 5 "Red" M c· I R F E I cruus Red Headed Lady·. Gan-ter VI•C•tl"n•, I Dole. 1 0 - ....i-..l_,.~ . _ OF LIFE~ " Doesn't KDOW ' y "-, -- ·- •! Col. .lllllo 0.. Oet. 21-INS....:. Jolin "'U,d" Dowolnr. 45, ClnclnnaU eK-COIIYld, kld&y pltM_,. oall'f lo ~ ...... ..,..• .. ...... ... In Uti- bnaW ldllllll' Mn. DuieJ J. BoDo, ~ wtte of the eldel rtJCHd elieft et ow. h ...&enUU')'. Dewn!u waa 1 ~ bOU:d olter t.o the 'Ftaiili.U. . •t e comtJ paD4 Juy. :::J:' "AIIIUT'I \o kiD" W&li Ole om7 .,..1" 1_ the manter 1o .....,11.. DmndDI ID bit ....., ~ alleftd ~•DftMton. iD-vl!!ld.lp.tor:!l llated. ..:r -... . NJ:L:.. :~;~~rd~~:t :~ :;; i ~':e ~~e~eywh~:~e ed::~ta~~~~ i~ndu::~~ :~~~~:~~~~~ ~~0 ~·rth~no~~«: :etow~b00:: G:r:t~o~~~·: a:.~~ eaoifld woman w,k)IM ; 1llidl! . m care u y prepare r por s prebcdy WWI round tn an isolated ,.e.,. I sentecl by ..the "buMiness problems tlm: , ; thlt Mojavo:! de':ett ne.cu: eommlttee of which Roberl F . bel'<". OhristJe Jr. or Dillon .. Read_ and company, New York, 1s cba1rman &!J-d by Ule "\.rend.'> vf bWiiness" committee o1' whlch Albert P Everts of ,.itlt, Webber and Co. of Boston ls cbll.lrm&"l. red and approximatelY S!'t: In oallh were m!ss!ng. Discovery of one at the r1np ln • pawnshop Jed. to the ea.pttlft ,,f Downina AILhourb h t at nrat accused a :irlcmd of the crime, he la\er confeased. D'.trini his trial for the murder, Duwnlnl; threw hlmaelf on the of the court, eLalmlnl: he when the m\ll"der we About repalriniJ the roof ol a. car~ lng, 4.5, ol Ci.J'lclnnat.l, a Rge. mowninr: 1fl a e!U'Pf!nte.' by oon•'·' . . .,,,, today lr~~~n _.. 11 ;r 1 ~ tl:'.e rt Kra. ~I)JW) I' tJl.le._~!!.tal,«"',~~f h 9h ....., • wa!'. in t.he klic! en. e me of Ohio penltenttnry, If 1 wantbd lUDdl." ~!~n~dc_· -··· "l I did tt. about h'!'t!U ii~e ,: moU>er~ - te:The ~ Dwnttuu · · : : .;!: ,I ;;o; � 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 25, 1932 chamberlain cowan hess howell reynolds