https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5f2507cfd089e8fe26994e233188cf46.pdf e03b31fdb8b1e31334880ea2dfb0f66a PDF Text Text ) '' " ~ •) ::a to . ~ n 11 u Ill l ("_ ' c ISiCharges USEL t STHH Ge S PR S D G H0[ T Wlll/u 0 D ·usSED Ti pi na; T'roploy School orm v • • ?• :Pr I ' st R turns ~r ~N HENCE / 51 0 at n ay - OEO Stoff E .. .• ' • ..• ~ t GIU~T H o' s Ia Def - ITAIN H. ool v. 12 15c IUid 5c Held In G r Welathe lamlit C IAfter I Th N io in It ~: P a efu'l tri e ti, H Kent CIIW:u.. l Atte p Ca hi Bandit 1 12t ' ~~I ' ,, ~pe 1a Demons • Spa et 1 a ,., ,, Dem t ach dem ; I 100. rator • lt db em e''rl· 1 acaron,• Fel r C ke 'th se e EE. '! " •. ' i • ·· · -~ ' ' • e r1c TODAY H DLE" •mnber It '. Blek! d I �··' '' .. ... "" ... ~ J $.,., ' ' •• --~ •' J ... i'NB~. 01110. • .... • . ' IUIIDAY, NOYBMBIIll\ II, ltn • 1'00 MANY BOWING COMPANIES WEAKEN ED INSUU.'S ' ' - Unseated VeteraJS EMPm~ ' Yoo. " '.. To-VIKGINIA GREGG--"00"' :u WELl~UN G0E~ O~WN IN . DEFEAT BHURE JACKETS " G~Iden Roda Unable To ·~·f I -~ m ."' .'I' .Alii Middleport ~ws , ~ IOJ.L Halt Powerful Thnuta . '. "' NEAL OOTST ANDING RICHES HA~ WINGS--Lalrour not to be rich: cease from thine own wisdom. For riches eertalnly make , themselves wings; they fly away.-Proverbo 28:4,6. I I showed liREWE,RS PAEPARE of the recent election• whleh AS A RESULT a surprising trend toward molotne.., ' brewen •~•h throul'hout the country are preparinr tn rrlve the people tlie.ilrlnk that cheers, In alepi manner soon afilor Christ.. I maa, u their fondest hop....., .... u••d. 1 If, as they claim, the return of beer, wlll put hun-~ dre!Jo of thou•••d• of people who 41~ 0~1!: , 14,1~. to work, tert&lnly the idea must be riven eonoideratlpn for while I it may be viewed in the light of a terrible baclt:ward step by fbe the "die-hard" radieai prohlbitlonlot, ttllllt cannot i be d\mied that four per cent beer Is not neatly as potent as the preaent beverage whioh is brewe4 and bottled and I iml!lbed in the average A!llerican home today, illegal · tho\lfh safe because of the pFotectlon alfol'Si'li throul'h the ..at;titude of enforcement officials everywhere. , · A trial at the legalization of be"' lllla:l)f}lot be nearly as l(reat a catastrophe as has been prophesied Qy beer'H mo~t bitter enemies. • -· HOTEL COLUMBUS Vflhun111111, * -----· GQIIV<A'S RIOTS lS a bit lron.leal that Geneva, the city where so many disarmament delegates have been sp·qll!llmr ao much tim~ ·fruitlessly an~ one, l"igJ,lt ab!J~ ejlY wastefuJiy, aho)i.ld be the scene of rio,~, "' h'fc many citizens are !Piled and• wany others wounded. ! ·; The trouble started just like It <loco in all othe• pl•m" ' ~lmply because the huw:an to of e most important rules ·' tf') i of himself before he attempts to oth ' r. Poopiu pf Geneva arc about p)Jl~~s under similu liv~~g col)~itiontl *114 so while mi"'t oe~asion n n~m ber of rJ'harks ll9*1l pel'l!n,nt and l111p;~ent, stili the fact remains, tpat q!l)l! ~~~· human I~Jfii!Y ~ttains the ability of regulating Itself !ndiVI<Jually, jitp)l: may uo '"pect.ed of a cou<"erled move to outlaw any a number of ovll> merely lhr~urh ~ wn•t blarinr 'tllorn•llllll the Imposition of a nu!llbH pf j~1JI~. f' Self re~traint must fh•st. be attained, t!w ptller~. then wil~ ·follpw •• naturally •• nllfht follows tile day. . ·~ -' r •• ..., · ··~ . ." . ' ' '" ' "ro!" .. ..., ' ... ' ~ .' ~ l .... ·' \ .' 1< .....' .... ' ~ . i\8'ttflll~d p! election, it mi11ht be well for them to remem· b~r.'~>llat •• ltopubiicaus said duriltll' til• eampail'l'· u,. notlli!lli Ia so bad that it can not ret worse. · Instead of f1'8\.tfll8' aJtd brin~rinll' grey hairs h1to tholr heade premat~l'jiiY about something that may never happen, they •)loUid ,, •• ke otock of themselves •nd see the P!illht of oljHir ~allons. ·T~ke. for inst•uce, poor little Cuba, lying olf ·t he coaot of ~joj1da. While we have been h4vln11 0qme little d!»tur~pMo• over tho ex:citement Incident tp electioiJS, this ~Jl'tl! oountry recently had a vlrtuaJ uprloinlf ~IIIOilf the ni!tlv.'~ which mljj'ht ha1·o ended dh!aliti'Qusllr for til• i<W· 'flliil,~t and the people had the p•·oper olliclall1'ot acted qul~~li' and etllclentiy. ' Npw, howovor, their <llatreas Ia of a dllfarent oort. Tu'f"C!~Y they wore the vMints ot one of 111011' tfrrible Gulf •tormo which whistles over th' Sjl& and ~t~ isi•nd• with such force •• to annh!nll ml¥'ht be in Itt; poth. Quite a '· of people in the catastrophe and not a h~~·~ WFre additipn to the meny apfl'vred by &lld relotives of thooe Who lost we wore rioited WYil~t!l~~~·::~ ~t;~ for~r•t our t l!l*h • .., * * * RaW. Rrdw.oed ROOMS $UKI, $U.i BATH $UO COFFE;:E !'IIIOP lTader ;Rame Pllaaapment ALB..\ 'COUB:T liD RHm~~--o.'lO HOTEL - ll&ih11, Strum IIK._ 1 ~klej. Wrlko! tor Bt<2ppJn&' ston taell:le, t:~topped Neal for the Jacket fullback JAMES Bad Bales. 1-f Butler , Manapr But away · irom .the eager handa of the Well- ston lmlfbaelt Mnd r:halkf!d up an- other scorer . Coach BaUyn then sent hiR reserves Into the am gr and Httle happened befot·e the contest ws.fi clOised. l( One Wor.l Led ·f1 I i I i ~o Anothei' 81 AttbUJ" "2ulli" Bau I ====::::::::::;::;.:::===-~_/} =· OldUme Eltolten Deihn Gone - J;\&me ln the- paper11. We ~~~~'.I that my old man once PoHce CQptUJ'ed a polit.kle.l. ornJ..m: · todaiy ta the Appataehltu:J "Ranae i who couldn't atop talldn1. But a I butterfly net over hi» head was an I authority be could :re(lOiplb;e. 1· 1 They must hiLndlc him uently. A j ~>tump speeelleT l'i a Loulh man to he would go over Ntaa"a.ra a barrel. The otber bettor wt~.s to ebin himself a hundred tbnes on a live trolley w!Tc. AU the tLwtlfiPlpcll' :reporters rUshed arttund t.o pt the pictures of th813e two bltter JW'U· sans anc:l round them cheattn1 eaeh otheT at crtbtiare. or tbe habU. '!'hey are IOil"llf Ibreak to taper him oJf oa a na.Uonal hoot Tbey would have made the trout ...., ~~~ ' ''" ' ' I LE LT LO c ... RO RT QB LH RH FB ~ 1 wo!"en .' ' Ta:lk ...,ith almhst any any ·you will ,•·fiJI~ hei.;:ifl!Daingly infOf,!lled .OIL villi: ' mis, balanc~'~eb, refril'er11ijo.,, .h'!uae- · hold ~tnitoticin; la'or ,nving, (..;,ily hy· l'iene, table and h-e -., ,d~atiiiD. ·Wttch her durinl' her day and ,you will ' find ' hl>r •: employlnl' thio new'1mct.;;Jeilae for the fm· provement ~of liYiJtl. • ,, · · }· " 1 up and arattuaJJ.y 1et him down to page tha.t da)'tr a mule hadn't run l 1umo\lnalna t.r&lru!. m Or&nd Ceu· away wttn a load of fum produce. ! tl'B.l Statton. We'rt ataa to say that nobody llfs just one ot the bUi& who 1nakes thC&e fool beR. IWf more. ftltter forth Mot every election. The 'lbe)' realbe that Election Dv.y :16 rest ot the time they hlbematt ~ val-uabkl u a holidaY than qutetlr under 11tam bridG:aa,. I What have you leltl~d ."rt~ay .,. in the New Dnit~tr?: - . Une•UJlfl ' '11.. • milt&ton.e iD history. Your La elther elected or defe•ted ' ' Talk with abnoot<any man and you'll fbid him technically informed about anotor-Cars and addiq mac:hiljes, aeroplanes arid J'!oll! ioa, teleph- and. oil &..,e,..,..,.....teri;;.s, deoips, Utt!l, proces- in a do'll!n fields. tbc movtes 10 on· forever. : 8 Flftlpntnl I>INJNG ROOM AND Qnf.9f '' "' Tiflf!(l, TO WORRY ABOUT UJli ?.fANY citl•ens and busineas men in the Unitelf .. ~Iss are worrying and atewinll' l>eoauae their favol'- • I' e><atloua Problem TIUit Puzzled Gosaips Solve<! When E118'1i•h Prince apd ROyal Sweetheart Appeared ltilnd 1u HaD<!. jT . ' ',. • Ohlo. eot 8Mnt1 What hu happened? It seenu that ~-pie bow more !han !hey Uted to and that they uted to and that they ...., their n~w· . , found lmowlecl1e to !heir comfort and'J¥ ~s. , P~,i!!j ~ia th'- ' I~ ' , · '· .. Jll~~.,.~· ~~~'!t~V~~iJ!irL:!.J~: 1 ' ivettlty of A • . ' ·'i: . "Itt ,' ci:,~~';~ · ·n!l-~· c:lote, it it open to all and the fee,. of.••ad· . miNion are th• daily price of a~~~-· ' "The·.subject tau1ht are al-ys to m~ .Ufe " •' tie~er ~nd more 'eni.!~b"'; , [Qaillo;nt'auth· ·· · onlt101 •n the varlo•ia field• 1 of ·work with •killed writen and illuatraton to prepare the dally "lONOn•"-the advertisemenh. · They are admirably Drillted ADd illuatratecl. The., are studied and aP.,liecl, u needed, bv the JCIUDIIIert and FOWnuJIII of all ate~. Whaf haWJ ~ lf<o!'lled todaY in tlie New lJ.,iWII:alty? Sl!liiJ the adWII'tl._tt. U•efullcnowi~Je ·It ;niilq tliere for you. STANSO COLDEN OIL ' LoYo..__ ' ,,, ; :••11'" •I •,' 'If , ' . -. Stlt-coaetll II AlwQ. allut ....,. t.er. • •• ! -~- ... It~· .... taUnd ... . 1 ~1&jllOD~ ·or ' OWD eolllf~~.-.. l • I • ; 'o , f I !1 ' j,,l\ ' l I' .' "' '\ �··' '' .. ... "" ... ~ J $.,., ' ' •• --~ •' J ... i'NB~. 01110. • .... • . ' IUIIDAY, NOYBMBIIll\ II, ltn • 1'00 MANY BOWING COMPANIES WEAKEN ED INSUU.'S ' ' - Unseated VeteraJS EMPm~ ' Yoo. " '.. To-VIKGINIA GREGG--"00"' :u WELl~UN G0E~ O~WN IN . DEFEAT BHURE JACKETS " G~Iden Roda Unable To ·~·f I -~ m ."' .'I' .Alii Middleport ~ws , ~ IOJ.L Halt Powerful Thnuta . '. "' NEAL OOTST ANDING RICHES HA~ WINGS--Lalrour not to be rich: cease from thine own wisdom. For riches eertalnly make , themselves wings; they fly away.-Proverbo 28:4,6. I I showed liREWE,RS PAEPARE of the recent election• whleh AS A RESULT a surprising trend toward molotne.., ' brewen •~•h throul'hout the country are preparinr tn rrlve the people tlie.ilrlnk that cheers, In alepi manner soon afilor Christ.. I maa, u their fondest hop....., .... u••d. 1 If, as they claim, the return of beer, wlll put hun-~ dre!Jo of thou•••d• of people who 41~ 0~1!: , 14,1~. to work, tert&lnly the idea must be riven eonoideratlpn for while I it may be viewed in the light of a terrible baclt:ward step by fbe the "die-hard" radieai prohlbitlonlot, ttllllt cannot i be d\mied that four per cent beer Is not neatly as potent as the preaent beverage whioh is brewe4 and bottled and I iml!lbed in the average A!llerican home today, illegal · tho\lfh safe because of the pFotectlon alfol'Si'li throul'h the ..at;titude of enforcement officials everywhere. , · A trial at the legalization of be"' lllla:l)f}lot be nearly as l(reat a catastrophe as has been prophesied Qy beer'H mo~t bitter enemies. • -· HOTEL COLUMBUS Vflhun111111, * -----· GQIIV<A'S RIOTS lS a bit lron.leal that Geneva, the city where so many disarmament delegates have been sp·qll!llmr ao much tim~ ·fruitlessly an~ one, l"igJ,lt ab!J~ ejlY wastefuJiy, aho)i.ld be the scene of rio,~, "' h'fc many citizens are !Piled and• wany others wounded. ! ·; The trouble started just like It <loco in all othe• pl•m" ' ~lmply because the huw:an to of e most important rules ·' tf') i of himself before he attempts to oth ' r. Poopiu pf Geneva arc about p)Jl~~s under similu liv~~g col)~itiontl *114 so while mi"'t oe~asion n n~m ber of rJ'harks ll9*1l pel'l!n,nt and l111p;~ent, stili the fact remains, tpat q!l)l! ~~~· human I~Jfii!Y ~ttains the ability of regulating Itself !ndiVI<Jually, jitp)l: may uo '"pect.ed of a cou<"erled move to outlaw any a number of ovll> merely lhr~urh ~ wn•t blarinr 'tllorn•llllll the Imposition of a nu!llbH pf j~1JI~. f' Self re~traint must fh•st. be attained, t!w ptller~. then wil~ ·follpw •• naturally •• nllfht follows tile day. . ·~ -' r •• ..., · ··~ . ." . ' ' '" ' "ro!" .. ..., ' ... ' ~ .' ~ l .... ·' \ .' 1< .....' .... ' ~ . i\8'ttflll~d p! election, it mi11ht be well for them to remem· b~r.'~>llat •• ltopubiicaus said duriltll' til• eampail'l'· u,. notlli!lli Ia so bad that it can not ret worse. · Instead of f1'8\.tfll8' aJtd brin~rinll' grey hairs h1to tholr heade premat~l'jiiY about something that may never happen, they •)loUid ,, •• ke otock of themselves •nd see the P!illht of oljHir ~allons. ·T~ke. for inst•uce, poor little Cuba, lying olf ·t he coaot of ~joj1da. While we have been h4vln11 0qme little d!»tur~pMo• over tho ex:citement Incident tp electioiJS, this ~Jl'tl! oountry recently had a vlrtuaJ uprloinlf ~IIIOilf the ni!tlv.'~ which mljj'ht ha1·o ended dh!aliti'Qusllr for til• i<W· 'flliil,~t and the people had the p•·oper olliclall1'ot acted qul~~li' and etllclentiy. ' Npw, howovor, their <llatreas Ia of a dllfarent oort. Tu'f"C!~Y they wore the vMints ot one of 111011' tfrrible Gulf •tormo which whistles over th' Sjl& and ~t~ isi•nd• with such force •• to annh!nll ml¥'ht be in Itt; poth. Quite a '· of people in the catastrophe and not a h~~·~ WFre additipn to the meny apfl'vred by &lld relotives of thooe Who lost we wore rioited WYil~t!l~~~·::~ ~t;~ for~r•t our t l!l*h • .., * * * RaW. Rrdw.oed ROOMS $UKI, $U.i BATH $UO COFFE;:E !'IIIOP lTader ;Rame Pllaaapment ALB..\ 'COUB:T liD RHm~~--o.'lO HOTEL - ll&ih11, Strum IIK._ 1 ~klej. Wrlko! tor Bt<2ppJn&' ston taell:le, t:~topped Neal for the Jacket fullback JAMES Bad Bales. 1-f Butler , Manapr But away · irom .the eager handa of the Well- ston lmlfbaelt Mnd r:halkf!d up an- other scorer . Coach BaUyn then sent hiR reserves Into the am gr and Httle happened befot·e the contest ws.fi clOised. l( One Wor.l Led ·f1 I i I i ~o Anothei' 81 AttbUJ" "2ulli" Bau I ====::::::::::;::;.:::===-~_/} =· OldUme Eltolten Deihn Gone - J;\&me ln the- paper11. We ~~~~'.I that my old man once PoHce CQptUJ'ed a polit.kle.l. ornJ..m: · todaiy ta the Appataehltu:J "Ranae i who couldn't atop talldn1. But a I butterfly net over hi» head was an I authority be could :re(lOiplb;e. 1· 1 They must hiLndlc him uently. A j ~>tump speeelleT l'i a Loulh man to he would go over Ntaa"a.ra a barrel. The otber bettor wt~.s to ebin himself a hundred tbnes on a live trolley w!Tc. AU the tLwtlfiPlpcll' :reporters rUshed arttund t.o pt the pictures of th813e two bltter JW'U· sans anc:l round them cheattn1 eaeh otheT at crtbtiare. or tbe habU. '!'hey are IOil"llf Ibreak to taper him oJf oa a na.Uonal hoot Tbey would have made the trout ...., ~~~ ' ''" ' ' I LE LT LO c ... RO RT QB LH RH FB ~ 1 wo!"en .' ' Ta:lk ...,ith almhst any any ·you will ,•·fiJI~ hei.;:ifl!Daingly infOf,!lled .OIL villi: ' mis, balanc~'~eb, refril'er11ijo.,, .h'!uae- · hold ~tnitoticin; la'or ,nving, (..;,ily hy· l'iene, table and h-e -., ,d~atiiiD. ·Wttch her durinl' her day and ,you will ' find ' hl>r •: employlnl' thio new'1mct.;;Jeilae for the fm· provement ~of liYiJtl. • ,, · · }· " 1 up and arattuaJJ.y 1et him down to page tha.t da)'tr a mule hadn't run l 1umo\lnalna t.r&lru!. m Or&nd Ceu· away wttn a load of fum produce. ! tl'B.l Statton. We'rt ataa to say that nobody llfs just one ot the bUi& who 1nakes thC&e fool beR. IWf more. ftltter forth Mot every election. The 'lbe)' realbe that Election Dv.y :16 rest ot the time they hlbematt ~ val-uabkl u a holidaY than qutetlr under 11tam bridG:aa,. I What have you leltl~d ."rt~ay .,. in the New Dnit~tr?: - . Une•UJlfl ' '11.. • milt&ton.e iD history. Your La elther elected or defe•ted ' ' Talk with abnoot<any man and you'll fbid him technically informed about anotor-Cars and addiq mac:hiljes, aeroplanes arid J'!oll! ioa, teleph- and. oil &..,e,..,..,.....teri;;.s, deoips, Utt!l, proces- in a do'll!n fields. tbc movtes 10 on· forever. : 8 Flftlpntnl I>INJNG ROOM AND Qnf.9f '' "' Tiflf!(l, TO WORRY ABOUT UJli ?.fANY citl•ens and busineas men in the Unitelf .. ~Iss are worrying and atewinll' l>eoauae their favol'- • I' e><atloua Problem TIUit Puzzled Gosaips Solve<! When E118'1i•h Prince apd ROyal Sweetheart Appeared ltilnd 1u HaD<!. jT . ' ',. • Ohlo. eot 8Mnt1 What hu happened? It seenu that ~-pie bow more !han !hey Uted to and that they uted to and that they ...., their n~w· . , found lmowlecl1e to !heir comfort and'J¥ ~s. , P~,i!!j ~ia th'- ' I~ ' , · '· .. Jll~~.,.~· ~~~'!t~V~~iJ!irL:!.J~: 1 ' ivettlty of A • . ' ·'i: . "Itt ,' ci:,~~';~ · ·n!l-~· c:lote, it it open to all and the fee,. of.••ad· . miNion are th• daily price of a~~~-· ' "The·.subject tau1ht are al-ys to m~ .Ufe " •' tie~er ~nd more 'eni.!~b"'; , [Qaillo;nt'auth· ·· · onlt101 •n the varlo•ia field• 1 of ·work with •killed writen and illuatraton to prepare the dally "lONOn•"-the advertisemenh. · They are admirably Drillted ADd illuatratecl. The., are studied and aP.,liecl, u needed, bv the JCIUDIIIert and FOWnuJIII of all ate~. Whaf haWJ ~ lf<o!'lled todaY in tlie New lJ.,iWII:alty? Sl!liiJ the adWII'tl._tt. U•efullcnowi~Je ·It ;niilq tliere for you. STANSO COLDEN OIL ' LoYo..__ ' ,,, ; :••11'" •I •,' 'If , ' . -. Stlt-coaetll II AlwQ. allut ....,. t.er. • •• ! -~- ... It~· .... taUnd ... . 1 ~1&jllOD~ ·or ' OWD eolllf~~.-.. l • I • ; 'o , f I !1 ' j,,l\ ' l I' .' "' '\ �• 1114 lilt "" lho Se . asoDn·-•·· ~· ~ "~W.::pl:to~ ProD1l8e8 - -""'~ ..,. at 111o l'olo C»<MmU ltU urnwa, ma Witt, t!1~ I'XII!l JW"Ot:IJt:llpiJ In Every hnllOrllUlt lbten hnfl bten Ill' flklll lu by hi.J outlool(. ' ·- I 1111 ...... - ..... <111 _.,1¥ In IIIH and Tony BJ LIB OQNJa..Uf realhl8 that dnutio chanpa are New YoU. Jfot, lJ-lN8-'I'hl DICEITFJ'J,lt the elU it to rera1n iM currmt. 011'~ ln the baleball uo~W lt. e-njoyed tor ao maoy By Ad cai1~·~ ' fttma~o~Dt . . ..,. to•Itt .. AtW' au- ~ Ulu 'JeOQfd: Ja plaJW delll: between 'lot OroQJo, the new ''babf,. pUot ...... club!. ol lho Sonaton; Wlclou- •Ill ln lMa tbao p. Jll.OIJ.tb after the male a few chl.ngea 1n !:he W~· WOI'kllll"iilltr>' under w&J, tno\lfh ·1DC~ club. It 11 felt. that tome or dlla1l wwe put over to provide mm.. ·t.M ol<ler memben of \be ttlm, who clalt fUel tor U.. Hot Btovt ':~~ were thOUiht to be lo lhle far tha for ID enUre winter, durlnl • Job of maMSu ..n. W.tt.er J®n&ry timet. Tbea deals, aald tD be aon was ouated, woW4 noi do their merely a drop ba the buclr:et eom- be1\ tor the )'OUtbtul Cronin. PNt4 with 1np11 tb"t .,.. eotnln&", u Jim Bottomley vetere ftrtt were rude ., followl: a.eker ot the Cardinal&. does not Ooon.Le )lack, los1na money at PIUI&de]phia a1thoua!l hJI Atblet.l.cs ftnlBhed. ueon4 tn tbe Atbrrimm t.lf\lt race, st&rled t.be fireworks b.r ltlUn&' Al Sbnmoos, Jtmmy D1tM ILOd. MUle Hau to the- CblEaBO Wldte 8oJ: for a swn aaum.a.ted to be weU over tlOO,OOO. ID.Oid· entally 1'4 Rommel. vrteran knuet.le baD t.rtJat. of the Mactmtn was Jol.u tbe Cillic:tnnaU club a.a m&JliiiW the Dodier& ~m&y lnnd hlm. Inel· dentally 2abblt Ma.rtmvtlle ot the :P~ve&, .~n Whe&t. former Dodier and Ed lto\Wl, fol'lllf'r Red and Giant., alsO hnve been mentionOO as candidates tor the manageria-l poat. a.t Olnctnna.H It befn; assumed that O!m. Howley"& contract wm not be renewed. • handed. l'dl unctmdlilonal release. Bueball fa.ns are being kept on Dtttrtclii Democrat. who Terry new manaaer of the tenterhoQQ. over tbe often-rumored N'llllam N~ Tort ~ta. ftred the ~Jet half-mllll<irl dollar swap between r,oaa vic:torklul' in the ~e• for t~e Shot when be traded pltA:ben •m four N&tional League ctm-Bo.5- ~nlt.ed States S•n•~ in llllo10•~ W~r and Jl.m Mooney, outfielder ton, New' York. Ch1cfl8o and Cln- ilia Republican oppone[!t -..:ae SenJNwl Allen and catcher Bob (r. eJnnatt According to t.hi8 yarn, the ;.t.or Otis F. Glenn. Dietnth iii a Representative-at- Larp. PineD to U2e st. Louls Dardlnala players involved are Fred Lindstrom for catcher OUI liancUIO and Ray and Prank Hogan of the OJanta; Btvr, Y'OUDI pitcher. Pat MalOI)a, ltl.kJ CU)'ler and HartThe third and moet dram&Uc deal Tlett ot the Cuba; Baht Herman of FIGHT RESULTS was the- allnl.nr ot Ragen Homaby the Reda; and WMJ.y Berger or tbe a. :am: ;TA~~;t i.loi.I..C>V LOG WILl. M.._Ke. ..., Flt\'a !Sc:>Otlon<t, ~oil. "TO;NICfM"r 1 'biMI'I-')1 · Gdl'r'A GO OU"t. ANO ~INO ---- i'L~ eal' f-\.ie A. t-IUN90!ll.C Mll..'E!'& AWP.."Y e,.Y\ T~1'$o depose<l pilot ot the e.hampl.on Braves. Ob1cap CUb$ by the Oardinlllll with whom he made ld8 m&joJ. leaiue debut eighteen years qo. Even more aensa.tloual tnr.dea are promlsed when the club ownen hold -nMEi" I-IlM Uleir annual po'11t•WOW8 following the close oC the football tteBBon. The Oh1eqo CUbs. wbo faUed so lnlaerably qainst the Yankees in the world serif.a:, are slated for a ,., .. ...,.,,.._ . " .... ,, ,, 1enend \loy ahake~up __ .:.' . the M11.rdu.ll 19; Solem 14. Ooiby 7; sa~ 0. Cortland $!ate 19: 09wegoSt.ate6 Davfs .. ~ills 19; St.. Thomo.s 6. Delaware 7; Penn M. C. e. Duqllelme S4; S. Dakota. Stat-e 13. Oeqe W8.1:!h1nfiton l:J; Wllllam and Mary 6. Jolu.U> HopldM 7; Hampt.on-Sid¥ ney 0. l Lowell Textile, 34 ; Norv.1ch 0. Quantico. Marines, 7; Phlladelphla. Amn. ~ · n. St. Anslerna t; Sprlnifteld Fr. 0. w. Mayland 20; Boston College The redoubtable "HOBS" stephenson can l!lttll erash out. l:!aae htta, .a.s he demonstrated so .~Jy 1n the world &el1es, but is s1ow ln the outfield ILild may be forced to conthle llia aCtivities Jatgt~Jy to pinCh trlttlbl M.t IICIIICJD. KUI:t Cuyler, anotber prctencr isn't what he Ul!ed to be. ' BurleJah Grimes. Pat Mal(!Jle, I ~. . Bob lJmltb and Jakie M&y, &l1 vet.· Wnynesbwv. B'; Oen~va. 3· ~ : ; r s , bave · been r~:~·C:~ni~ 6 . ~ub {'~n~~tea ~ ~; ~~dt~pott 38;' w~1tatoD ;, ~~~rry ' of; tM . Qtauta:,,..,- Pom.,roy 'lO; Nelsonville o. ,....;:_:......, ' :ar ... · •;,...... especially tn outfield and pl.tchlnS departments. DJ.• Intemat.ionnl News service J ohn Marshall 15; Urbana. 0. Marietta 7; O!'J)ltal 7. ,nttcm;.l - PASSES DEFEAT UIUI.\N,\ Urballll. O. ~·Civ. :t.- The tiUCoeatttul pau.ln&' a.ttaclt of the John I~nhaU football- eleven . f"r the lli-U 01er the uibaoe. Jm1Jor team bere yesterday. _ ____ -~·t+'"d ,I ......... . _ . ..,.,., Sensational Halfbacks ~ ' , ....... ·, "............... ~~ . ..... '(~ l.o--·.·:...--...,;..--By HARDIN BURNLEY .• _ _.__ _ _ _.;.....,j ....,. h.., .... •·.~. I . 'i • '"'~"'! "'1~ Hotel HiUsboro C-4~'1-E:ta • ~ '" '1-' t-'1 l'il etGWHELAN .,:-·«11 ...... ~ ·-· ~I ~·~'' 1 -, I U _l 1[: y o t · "'' :r I F'IGI F:Mt:> E'JOLE IJ\1 IHE LIME - \ JP •' ; I ILARGEsT ALL-YEAR HOTEL) ere. 1 cl'bTT)... <.::s nJS' . . 1\-ut'.. C:...C..."'':;)y Tc:>' li!l:¢ ~3 a -BUCCANEER! i"' 1 -. YQUf:? '~It-\ ~ . '' I t:EA'niEtes ' ! e,,L \.. ~ ·--· ., . {. l • . 'I \ 'I' t \ ' t .\ ' flo,ida . . -- r ; ..• l 'I \ , 7 ' ,.;. . . ' ' ... .'·' ' ..: ,. .·~. ~ :' . �• 1114 lilt "" lho Se . asoDn·-•·· ~· ~ "~W.::pl:to~ ProD1l8e8 - -""'~ ..,. at 111o l'olo C»<MmU ltU urnwa, ma Witt, t!1~ I'XII!l JW"Ot:IJt:llpiJ In Every hnllOrllUlt lbten hnfl bten Ill' flklll lu by hi.J outlool(. ' ·- I 1111 ...... - ..... <111 _.,1¥ In IIIH and Tony BJ LIB OQNJa..Uf realhl8 that dnutio chanpa are New YoU. Jfot, lJ-lN8-'I'hl DICEITFJ'J,lt the elU it to rera1n iM currmt. 011'~ ln the baleball uo~W lt. e-njoyed tor ao maoy By Ad cai1~·~ ' fttma~o~Dt . . ..,. to•Itt .. AtW' au- ~ Ulu 'JeOQfd: Ja plaJW delll: between 'lot OroQJo, the new ''babf,. pUot ...... club!. ol lho Sonaton; Wlclou- •Ill ln lMa tbao p. Jll.OIJ.tb after the male a few chl.ngea 1n !:he W~· WOI'kllll"iilltr>' under w&J, tno\lfh ·1DC~ club. It 11 felt. that tome or dlla1l wwe put over to provide mm.. ·t.M ol<ler memben of \be ttlm, who clalt fUel tor U.. Hot Btovt ':~~ were thOUiht to be lo lhle far tha for ID enUre winter, durlnl • Job of maMSu ..n. W.tt.er J®n&ry timet. Tbea deals, aald tD be aon was ouated, woW4 noi do their merely a drop ba the buclr:et eom- be1\ tor the )'OUtbtul Cronin. PNt4 with 1np11 tb"t .,.. eotnln&", u Jim Bottomley vetere ftrtt were rude ., followl: a.eker ot the Cardinal&. does not Ooon.Le )lack, los1na money at PIUI&de]phia a1thoua!l hJI Atblet.l.cs ftnlBhed. ueon4 tn tbe Atbrrimm t.lf\lt race, st&rled t.be fireworks b.r ltlUn&' Al Sbnmoos, Jtmmy D1tM ILOd. MUle Hau to the- CblEaBO Wldte 8oJ: for a swn aaum.a.ted to be weU over tlOO,OOO. ID.Oid· entally 1'4 Rommel. vrteran knuet.le baD t.rtJat. of the Mactmtn was Jol.u tbe Cillic:tnnaU club a.a m&JliiiW the Dodier& ~m&y lnnd hlm. Inel· dentally 2abblt Ma.rtmvtlle ot the :P~ve&, .~n Whe&t. former Dodier and Ed lto\Wl, fol'lllf'r Red and Giant., alsO hnve been mentionOO as candidates tor the manageria-l poat. a.t Olnctnna.H It befn; assumed that O!m. Howley"& contract wm not be renewed. • handed. l'dl unctmdlilonal release. Bueball fa.ns are being kept on Dtttrtclii Democrat. who Terry new manaaer of the tenterhoQQ. over tbe often-rumored N'llllam N~ Tort ~ta. ftred the ~Jet half-mllll<irl dollar swap between r,oaa vic:torklul' in the ~e• for t~e Shot when be traded pltA:ben •m four N&tional League ctm-Bo.5- ~nlt.ed States S•n•~ in llllo10•~ W~r and Jl.m Mooney, outfielder ton, New' York. Ch1cfl8o and Cln- ilia Republican oppone[!t -..:ae SenJNwl Allen and catcher Bob (r. eJnnatt According to t.hi8 yarn, the ;.t.or Otis F. Glenn. Dietnth iii a Representative-at- Larp. PineD to U2e st. Louls Dardlnala players involved are Fred Lindstrom for catcher OUI liancUIO and Ray and Prank Hogan of the OJanta; Btvr, Y'OUDI pitcher. Pat MalOI)a, ltl.kJ CU)'ler and HartThe third and moet dram&Uc deal Tlett ot the Cuba; Baht Herman of FIGHT RESULTS was the- allnl.nr ot Ragen Homaby the Reda; and WMJ.y Berger or tbe a. :am: ;TA~~;t i.loi.I..C>V LOG WILl. M.._Ke. ..., Flt\'a !Sc:>Otlon<t, ~oil. "TO;NICfM"r 1 'biMI'I-')1 · Gdl'r'A GO OU"t. ANO ~INO ---- i'L~ eal' f-\.ie A. t-IUN90!ll.C Mll..'E!'& AWP.."Y e,.Y\ T~1'$o depose<l pilot ot the e.hampl.on Braves. Ob1cap CUb$ by the Oardinlllll with whom he made ld8 m&joJ. leaiue debut eighteen years qo. Even more aensa.tloual tnr.dea are promlsed when the club ownen hold -nMEi" I-IlM Uleir annual po'11t•WOW8 following the close oC the football tteBBon. The Oh1eqo CUbs. wbo faUed so lnlaerably qainst the Yankees in the world serif.a:, are slated for a ,., .. ...,.,,.._ . " .... ,, ,, 1enend \loy ahake~up __ .:.' . the M11.rdu.ll 19; Solem 14. Ooiby 7; sa~ 0. Cortland $!ate 19: 09wegoSt.ate6 Davfs .. ~ills 19; St.. Thomo.s 6. Delaware 7; Penn M. C. e. Duqllelme S4; S. Dakota. Stat-e 13. Oeqe W8.1:!h1nfiton l:J; Wllllam and Mary 6. Jolu.U> HopldM 7; Hampt.on-Sid¥ ney 0. l Lowell Textile, 34 ; Norv.1ch 0. Quantico. Marines, 7; Phlladelphla. Amn. ~ · n. St. Anslerna t; Sprlnifteld Fr. 0. w. Mayland 20; Boston College The redoubtable "HOBS" stephenson can l!lttll erash out. l:!aae htta, .a.s he demonstrated so .~Jy 1n the world &el1es, but is s1ow ln the outfield ILild may be forced to conthle llia aCtivities Jatgt~Jy to pinCh trlttlbl M.t IICIIICJD. KUI:t Cuyler, anotber prctencr isn't what he Ul!ed to be. ' BurleJah Grimes. Pat Mal(!Jle, I ~. . Bob lJmltb and Jakie M&y, &l1 vet.· Wnynesbwv. B'; Oen~va. 3· ~ : ; r s , bave · been r~:~·C:~ni~ 6 . ~ub {'~n~~tea ~ ~; ~~dt~pott 38;' w~1tatoD ;, ~~~rry ' of; tM . Qtauta:,,..,- Pom.,roy 'lO; Nelsonville o. ,....;:_:......, ' :ar ... · •;,...... especially tn outfield and pl.tchlnS departments. DJ.• Intemat.ionnl News service J ohn Marshall 15; Urbana. 0. Marietta 7; O!'J)ltal 7. ,nttcm;.l - PASSES DEFEAT UIUI.\N,\ Urballll. O. ~·Civ. :t.- The tiUCoeatttul pau.ln&' a.ttaclt of the John I~nhaU football- eleven . f"r the lli-U 01er the uibaoe. Jm1Jor team bere yesterday. _ ____ -~·t+'"d ,I ......... . _ . ..,.,., Sensational Halfbacks ~ ' , ....... ·, "............... ~~ . ..... '(~ l.o--·.·:...--...,;..--By HARDIN BURNLEY .• _ _.__ _ _ _.;.....,j ....,. h.., .... •·.~. I . 'i • '"'~"'! "'1~ Hotel HiUsboro C-4~'1-E:ta • ~ '" '1-' t-'1 l'il etGWHELAN .,:-·«11 ...... ~ ·-· ~I ~·~'' 1 -, I U _l 1[: y o t · "'' :r I F'IGI F:Mt:> E'JOLE IJ\1 IHE LIME - \ JP •' ; I ILARGEsT ALL-YEAR HOTEL) ere. 1 cl'bTT)... <.::s nJS' . . 1\-ut'.. C:...C..."'':;)y Tc:>' li!l:¢ ~3 a -BUCCANEER! i"' 1 -. YQUf:? '~It-\ ~ . '' I t:EA'niEtes ' ! e,,L \.. ~ ·--· ., . {. l • . 'I \ 'I' t \ ' t .\ ' flo,ida . . -- r ; ..• l 'I \ , 7 ' ,.;. . . ' ' ... .'·' ' ..: ,. .·~. ~ :' . �== REPRESENTATIVE DIES l't:JND.A.Y, = [ASIU !ATS PERFECT RECORDS 7-Eva Marie Edwu&, Knopp, Kathl~ VanYa.tM, 'J'ti.e tollowtoa 11 a 11M. ot t.be Clara Jetl'ers, Wtnona Ptckena. n&nltll of pupila of Ule CW'ton Mn.rruerlt.e Ca.rtwrliht. June Hentl' arade scboola whu have eornpleted and Eva Marie Compaon. [R~ IS l~ Grade Pred& arreat which broU&"ht on damages amountlnc to uooo.oo. The last sun D. A. R. MEET WITH MRS. TURNBULL filed by J ohn Romlne Jr. av,inat hls wife, Dora 1t'l\l!l Coroner' • Verd.i ct Sudden Heart Attack NelaoDYille Greyh..Unda Are No Match For Pan then J. · BOD¥ FOUND SUBS GET CHANCE Near Ho~use At 9:30 A. M. Wao Prominent Farmer Local Coach Gina Sec· ondary Men Opportunity To Play wantea. Covell wu char.led wlth t1ll1lll fur by Eldon pme Cl&rlt, r.1temoon at the home ot frf'lt::n TurnbuH or MuJberry nu~. ....__ •.•..,. meetJna ~......, ...n ~dina' w:lth teucher. 0rade 3--Paul Henry, Cllf'.}(t.er Cartwrl.(ht, Earl Pilson LooJr.ett, Ro.y Jetrers, Ray Pickens, OoliW Tolliver and Wllm!L Newell. Grade f-Op&! Hanillon. NJna Newell, Irene Vatie.n Freddie smtth Euaene Jetrers. · Grade 5-BesBie Youn1. Cor! Jet~ Jacob Dee.n, 'I'd, Re::u·-esentaUvc to ' e:'l'l, W1I Ham Van Ma.b-e. HoraL't' the Q.:lneral A&lembly from Mt:igs Ham~H lllld WlllJs Knopp. LeoW. E co unty, was discovered dead near Wolf, teacher. 1111r.s doln&" bw!lne!!l wtder the name or Outh & Whitlock tor Judfment amowtttng to p~.oo with interest. uJ Jtld~ment concerned tetl tlnl' from dsmase-s lncured In tt collision between 8 Ou th & Whitlock truck a. car driven ijy Ray Smith on Ule Rlpley- .MDKOn road laat M u.nh. Ano"·r suit ••• filed by Earl Jocks -~ apin.'lt 0. E. Stansbury, E. M. Molden, E. MCCumber, P. A. Jividen, I . J . Taylor and the Uni~and ~po.tlmenL ot State Mll!'lc ;u the orpnJmticlll were one Gold ana1ee or Ar!HJ1 M. KPIJcr , st.niP Bla.t' mother, Mrs. A. V. Hr..well s:r.:pe1vlsor. 11.n d two Gold Star Blsle1'8, Jdm. The prog-ram will be given on otto St.raWIS and WiM Emma the nl.(ht or Dec. 23 ft.t one of the .S r'i !i :t. Other guC8t& 'i\-ere M.n. larae audltorlUJrui In Columbus. l£u18 Humphrey 0.1ld daugbter. RegiStra.Uon will ta.ke place on .Ml&s Edllh Humphrey o! HOCkinC· port and Mrs M D HairtJn and TUefday, Dec. 27. at It) a !11. Place · · · ger t ~... tl 111 be the Misses Emma Waterman und o ,.,~...,~•-a on w nn!lounced S rah nd Fl Atkl ll~ it;r. a a unmce mo. Tt'nChcrs In Meigs county wlllh- 1 The t.wo w~ks I for !luit was a charge - -------- 1------------- QUILT DISPLAY 'l'be W.U. ol tbe 8lm)IMD M. E. CJuateh wtU haft OD illllpl&y at lbeJr ehweh THada,- afie.nlooo h4 ll't'eDIIlr, Nfnembet Uti.. JaUQ' IUIW' INld .u. qllltts. the pattern. ., which will iD&ert:d aU qllil& ....._ Come and feui your eyes on the needlewcft ol tbe pu& and PftSent IJDQt on the Ohio river near Long 11-11- ~ i. - - --~----- stOcK. HW bo<ly was dlllcovel'f;d nbout. 300 feet . rrom. the house uy Jack Ha.wl{, a nelitlbor. · Dr. Byn)n' A. Bing 'and Coroner aen -H. Ewing ·were summoned im- • medla~Iy. C_oroner Ewlna' prGnotan· denth d~ to a "'ldden heah nt. ' 1 or unlawful I not later 1.-ha::t Tue:id&}', Nov. lli a READERS' NOTICE - u you want . the Newa Office of The D&lly 'l'rlb,une, call 236-L; Jt tho. Bualneaa Office aak for 202-R. ,."· .. . WEATHER FORECAST -. - - """ "' •••• ~. 001<100 RlEEDING U CAPIUl: WI MHT ROD~EVElT • ••• FIVE INJURED IN 8 AT lAU~ANNE HAll Majors •••• 1 · .u~. t p r.rt ~ £ :ular Uant celestlll.l show :t li · !;t'-r l,'ast. 'II.'D:<i to ooen l',·~.k't; nlaht. The Leonkl l!ltarB, L'lg for a rew dayl'l 3:1 .'.'{'tu"RH U oondlt .oDB nro•d•·l wlll be seen u 11 • I t .. / ; CI~•. by Jamc!l L . Kil gt~ llen, Tntu•l ~.• .!amLI N('WJ:: Bm'\'icP Rtatr writer, ti~IJ~ _with the bm!neSII .sltuatif'l' • o11tbrtaka t.onl1ht. .!lfi: • '' ' t ~ CtncJnnatl 1 . .,. . ,, ···~ ......... '~·.f. ~V ·'_j,-·· 1 ,..t ·. 1 of :~!~."'"' b~ .,...., and ' ~ .i . Physical . . ·u; II< of'id'lt6 today. Follow Strik . j ~:::~:~i~ ----;. Milk Drl..,r• W11p War. Cineh11\ati, toa Non· . mO<~cal otuclen< Oeneva, waH Un•on • ""' ' ~~\l.vera f,• ln the S&Jnt . . .'.' .' . note -Ht:r~wi t.h t-OWn : •• f .; •'•••..... ''·''' nst.B -· With a nPw ad- preparlm; to of the o.dmlnlflt.ratlvoP. maof th0 n(l.tlon The Dn•l .. beUftvAH Lbe at·Ueh'R wm o:<: Wt1l\ ""' ot tlrr .;_" 0., ~- ftylnl !n~ •• ~~:'''"::J~ - •· - •~ • • I ' ' '' m the purchase ~-·n . I I ' ·' · i : ..,.. . ' .. . . ., • 'j : ' ' ,. ~ I ; I • _!.,. - ., ,., . '·' ' ! \ ;' -~ ' Turner Leave• N"" York Queol of N... Mart: Acrou CodtlbOilt ,' l j, q .. ( ~ .,, - -~~~' .. •t: .. · :~ • i : 'h'- ahlmoon, 1'110 Plllidlltl'l -"1 troln tm lh.ndarct Time, thi'OUih · 1 ,; ~tnt- ~oowr, burrrtnr o~ lt11111n 1.!"111 Pill J'f'l' • . ~- JO 1ncl wilt Vir· II dtiiQ"Ii;l. IO pt.1t1 \hrouah Olnolnnltt It 6:11 P. N', Eut. ~. : ' 'l! ' 'II. : ' ;• · • W Wnt•h' and 11rlr tomorrow. . Io~ ~i>liC:ed ·;•utdltib&il_, ' \• 'll<illl<l -llltnt Roo"'~ lr•ln, NOV. lf-INII- · •o~l lltlll t•\•tm• • ., 1 ' 'to disregard can afford ,, .. oli- .,, 1\ no f '" 4 ·, " ' .. .,. I · p'eraon ·iri.terested · . !· '• ' ! • .. ..... ' ... . .llnportapce that ,. ""~J -· il I . OhlllH!otht, 0 ,, Qt 7147 11.nd ' . j. '' Athena at 1: 13. Hill train 1l IClhedullHt ·~ :Parkel'llbut'f, ., . VA., at 10:01 I . ' ' ., P. M. at Oornwalllll, w. .v_~'l at 10:48 P.M., ll.t Ornltr.n. w. ya., at L2 :.- tomorrow morn• b\g and. at Piedmont W. Va.. at 3:21A. M. AMERICA naturally expects big things of Chev. rolet. For it is Chevrolet that first brought ' beaitty and comfort to th:e lo~pricc field-- pi911· eered the six-cylinder ·engine- built the .{most economical cars, and. the most dependable. And· it is CheVl'olct who has Jed the w01·ld in sales fdt· 4 Qf the past 6 yearS! · •so each year at this time America looks tQ the Jeader to learn what's new lri . the way of low-priced· tran~pO!iation. . i . '•' And again America'~ confidence is fully ljustified. ; The 11ew Chevrolet, to appeal' next month, advances st~ndae'ds in e~ery p~ase of 'moJol'ing. 4gain Chevrolet has broll:en-boldly with the past whereever cha,nge means impt·ov.mnent, in,. style, comfm'l, smoothness, .perfonnance, safety, · economy, and de\)endability. · '. CheVI'olet engineers have packed this latest of a long line of successful cars with thrill after tluill anrl ~rlvAncement aft€1' nflvancement. Fisher NoMitp Ia n..e... Electricity 1VIl• JIM Und 1D a tb• ator by the savo7, New York cltf ta lss:l. The play wai "'oiiUllbe" ~d Kla.- Edward VU, thea prl•c• or W•lfllt, waa ure..ht. ., •' . ' Hml8 008T HOMTia .... Earl OolvtUt of LoDa: Bottom waa ~rore lllaCJAt.rat.t Herm111 <Pete) Mea JhorU, after noon Prtday, ~U'Illd Wlltb unlawful poullllkm ot Q1)oUum a.nd Sltunk hktea. He pleacl IUilty and wu fined ~5 and coet·s in def&ult of wblch he waa 1'1!mandeci to '· tlut eoWJtr Jail. ~ ·· b6dy craftsmen have taken advantage of an even longet· ,wheelba'*! to cqntrihq);e ~oach worl< which is uniqu~ in .the low-price field-including dynamic )\~w styling; .and an invention whii:h yoll will imm~<ll~ly recognize as one of the mos ftundamental eomfmt improvements of all time. And the expetience gained in the production of more than 8,000,000 cars, together with the marke;l advantages that naturally accrue to the leader in sales, has made' it possible to build the new Chevrolet at'\· price which takes account of today's ir.comes. 'FoUows .,Accident So keep an open mind on the question of an automobile purchase until you see Chevrolet't Great American'Value for 1933. And Watch !or it next month! It will prove to you, bey)nd 11 c:oubt, that this is the time to buy a car, and this is the car to buy. CJI:EVROLET MOTOR 00.. nckott. Mlcb. .. Killa -' Officer, Soa aitci Self Shot by Another Cop - Dt.lllon of Gclteral Moton ••anawe re....,.Uta tltmr.r. .. . ''THI LRADIR CAN ACCONPUSH WBjT OTiiDS ' . . . DARI NOT TRY" ~ ' .... ...... .. •••• ¥1 rel~ It Ia ladicated By Pm:IOJUln Pooition To . !Cted .d in' Know lond, New Yorker, Recovered From Cold, To~No One Today Flying Act' / For New Record Held In .•..... , - ' ' ,. ..u. """ weoriodor. -;7 GOVERNOR'S PLANS AND BUSINESS MAN lie!'~ co( f'XClUSive 1111.1- hall last. ni(Jht, sedcusly lnJurln! ftve pea"EOUs. Authoril.les sa.td Lhey 11uspected were letiPOIUdbte ror and admitted tbey :. ' \ I = ,;n, ' • camps today, tollo'llq the expJoR.. Hert"e.ShoJJ ·will•. pre.s.ent'-· ..._, ~. MW · Accordin1 To Prediction Of Col. Ruppert, Baae ball Devotee Geneva. Nov. lt--IN8-The prln~ clPtt.I cltlea ot Preneh Swtblerlond • took on the appearance ot anntMI ~ 1::: Ids .... P~~SIOUIT·HfCT .... TW FER WITH RUN DEBTS ~ PROSPERITl :!ndt.f'd '"'""''"''"' With Strikin1 lnaultin1 The Swlaa Army ' ton or a bomib llt Lhe Lausanne • ••• BE BIG H£lP New York, Nov. A •••• LECAlllU 8[ [H I Business As CELESTIAL ON THIS Officiala Suapect Comm· uniata Of Committln1 Outrap --AMERICA:N HELD Text Of ion To Alban,; Invitation 'J Tuoo4aJ ~ NEWS SERYIOE ••• .. .. 4 . Victor And Vanquiohed To Diocuaa European Debt Situation i l """ DOrUonl 'I'Undl.y &Dd Nortb.welt. f<ll· "~ ROOSEVELT• TO A CEPT INVITATION Authorities Fear More rauble In 'Peaceful City'~ S~ndo i . Ohlo-Cioullf &114 wa\'lller - FULL AND DISARMAMENT ' ''" "'· - - _ _ _ _ ____:_lied ;' ! ' - Early In December ·'· , old inlant. ot Mr. renen.tlons. AU fer 0111,. lt ~en&.. hls heme at Chester about &:30 o'· Gr&Ue 6--RUMell Eel wards, Cecil .erl Stater.; Fidelity lUld Gu.arant)' !ng to make an entry must. ll.P'?I~ at 1 COVELL ABRI:8TIED Balulo -.lfl and lunch 1rlll abo be dOck, So.turda:y mornlnr. A. Bmlt.h, Donal« Hayner, ~ nd Ada Cc.mpany or Baltimore, Md. Reason ! lhe oounty supennt.endent'l! omc:e Earl Covell. who liVe& on a shanty beld In oonnectlon tri.U. the abo111, Mr. 'beaU had 'lett the house Blake. aboqt, 9 o'clock to IJO to the fields where he intended to eara for his .' • \ n·_<gfuM .,l I .:. TH AVE -. INt'i\NT PA.SRIS the (!': ,..r - !Lr&. 4!-Vf!· ot' th.e roll call. The mcm- and Mr&.. Ol'T'UI G aul of Su!llller Orade 2-Gladp May Oe.rlwrJ.abt, In the common Plea.s oourt, two State Ruro.l Chol'Wl oontcHt. which ber:; <i.ll'IWered by namlror ba.tt...e5 of rMU!sed away Prida.y Evenimt at Katherine RDAI!! P<m, llenr!etu l!!d· having to do wllh damaa:es and one w:IU be held iu Colu..'nbu.'i 'l' Ut ·sUav the :Revolutlon, Y:n. Dor Bchaerer Sumner. Shott l untral services wa-rds, ll(:araJe Ann Johnson, Dor- divorce. and Wed nesday, Occ. :n A.nd 2iJ, read a war st.ory cnUUed, " 'J'I · wW be condl.it.ted. from the n: ~ : ­ tha. Tolliver, Robert H. Ocmp11011 Tht- Sts.te Aulomoblle Itm1ra.noe llcrordlnJ to C. 0 . ChapmMtl, Men of Prayer." nlis waa: folloW· dence a.t Bumnur, SUnday a.t 2 p .m . Elm~ RUBllell, Ot-Is J effers and Her Company riled suit aplnst P'red r.r unty Buperiat.enaant. Thl11 con · cd by a br1ef busine&a meet!na". Burial La tu chargt.- or Flr: ~i.fo.r\'Jfll<l Varian. Emma B. Dlt·hl, Outh and Sophia Whitlock, ps.rt- teat which l8 sponiiOI'ed by the Included o.rnong the guestll ol 1mdertakers.. I•nw• I GU CUL I~ 'Dle lOcal chapter of the Dt.ueh· bearlnl pme oilt-<lt-aeMOD. OoveU tt>n of t.be Amerlca.n Revolutton Is belnc held ID Ule Molp ooun\7 held the NCivember meettns Prlday jail pendlnl a m,r1n1. Romine eJt..\rginr sross nerlect and the second month ot acbool wUh 01"8de 3-Em11 Huftma:~ , Bet!Sie petitioning for diVGrct. peri'Ht &ttendar!De nCOl'&l : Pielteru and Bernadine Hllyneft. c . Grade 1-Leona.rd Earl VanM&tre, W. McDermott, principal. STATR-WIDE CONTEST Harry Martin Johnaon, Lawrencf! , Fll ED SmiLh, Violet Rey Harrison, Belly TH M('Jgs county, lllUong thO o\h(>r -•~ 'REF. Rill7 . , • J uuuson, ....... ncea H enry and CharcountieB In the state, will have a lotte Johnson. T~ sults were rued Saturday <ha.nce to win a pl!l.cc In •.he All · n~ BoUom, wu arrested bJ local om~ cera Prlday an a wvr&nt II1Rll'D out ,. 1J Aw .s J OH I O OTATI U 1 1111 ... _.; ~hto lfcb � 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 11. November 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 November 13, 1932 ault dean gaul goff nichols