https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7e68776f5272d5d094c0831ed33d2333.pdf 210ea4a0607ccbc73f383d60aefca873 PDF Text Text 7H •~ I IF ~ US£ UN ST A ~ D 1 5T H AV OH IO ST4f£ HI GH C :J l u•~ 'J5 o I' To Be At Station • Reynold's Chwn on New Job ·~ .• m'u.THER FQRECAi'i' RJADE~· NOfiCE - U rou .:want the Ne11's omce of The i>all)r 'tribune, call 2884; If the lua!beu "~ ~ a.id ~'!" ~· """" liiiM· ~t\1:0.· ., w. t;.: tolt, . . ~'" ._., . . . 1:1 E&A- \OilJihl. 11pot.1111 Ia~ . cold... ' .' .-· ~ t~ ~ elowly Oftlce ask for 202-il. SAL I ·OU SA ·Saturday·cl MPnday Two Days. OnlyNovember 19 and 21. Subject Ulitler Diicu•· . olein In l:.onr Con· fereni:e ' "----- ·UliJl eh.aneeUor, •et1na ReiCh's ~m~. The decree completed ·tbe beaun. Jut aumnin wlien aelllld power 1n Prl.'w.la, tM T1tular PrU&~Ian ea.blnet· l'l!lt.l'le ita actlvlt.1es. Ladieo Wool Dreaaea $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 H~leh wtie ,_!lftd eoe ,_,. aCu today, Noftlllber U, ltSl. . . ·~y,s... ' Ladieo Silk 'D..e'Je.•; $i~~.' 1 $3.89, Broad Run, W.Va. no , m011t wtll Join our awnoer Look at these Low/Prices on" . Winter Coab 1 . .. -, ' • On Seaand 1.\lfJ¥1! 1 The ~ Pom~mty-Formerly " ~rwbuli . Drur Oc·tapled lly Store ih~ :Eva~s .GrQc.ery Co. Witflo · ~ti and FaRcy Groc~ies• . Fruita.and Vi!Jielalile, 1 . , R aymond N'onllllber UUh. wiD reoflve eo.- ...._ .. ' ahol~ly FRt:.E I lb. Rte•h t tAJtD, pure open kettle rendered, 3 lb. 19C: ,·\!lhiie Beli!IS, "choi~l! hilnd picked" , _ .·; ' '10 Iba. for ........... ... ...... 23c Four Leaf F.arnilr Fl{).ur, "Eyfry • Bag Guatanteed, large sack , .. ', ·: 45c Carnation Milk, 4 tall cans . . . . . . . . . . tile ' .Chipso, larg~ Size, 2 for ... .. . .. ·.. :. : 3Se Black Pepper, Fineet quality, pet· . lb. -2341 · Old Reliable Coffee, per lb .... . . . .... 29c lvory Soap, Mediurn Size, 2 bars ..... ·: 9c IOclllat:e Candy, 2 lbs for · ..... ·. : '19c . . FRESH AND CU!JtD' MEATS . · Bacon, lean•sugar eured·1 ib,11lo!.' Harn-Harn~Fresh skinned hams "'-··Fr•""'-half or whole, per lb ...... .... 10%c , Harn, center slices, per lb . . .. , . tSe Ribs, per lb..... . .. ... . .'. .. . . lOc: !fatmbtll'. fresh ground, per lb .. ... tOe. lb........ , .. .. . . 7.%c ·Beef Steak, end·er Cuts" . per lb.... tSe Sausage, ."Coun~ Style" per lb . . .... tOe: Franfurters."fresh and tender" '2Ib~ 25e Beef, 3 lbs for ............. 25e .. 1!UJe Bll)'lq Power. we art~ able &a mate "'7 Nln'i'l'"' .,._ n. Oneerlet and l'telh ana ean4 Meat&. Old WotnuQ in TM lluet ....st lie _.. far dlre.~t 1 fellow pa rt y· I of whom are leniJCQmmtmJtles. to pt Ol'giUl!Zt'll ' hi' toll\ In· No ."qJeremediiP!i! hl\\'1' Chlca1o Ciot~ are 1\L to obtain county ma..te Brown a 'Calls · !Cabinet Together Dclny~d ' Rif~ :- ·of : Bl>UlE•;,,"'slt with his brother, Ross SALE •...., Budret nephew. visited a fet·; Rn u.~))._ flll cl Electric Theatre I -- · and. ''DEVIL AND THE ·.,DEEP" Jaequett1 . ' You can buy better furo and pay far leu than In the paat 20 yean. Buy now , fpr ,C~ri~tma&· "EVER 'BEFORE PRICES LIKE THESE I Red Fox Scarfo $8.95, $14.95, $16.96,$19.95 •.j( ,9:(\ $25.95 Croo~ F..x Scarfa .......... , , .... $27.95 Bei111 Foli: Scarfo .... , . : .. $i9.95, $24.95 Blue Fox Scarf• ................., $1&;95 · Jilccj\lttto ~95, $27.95 up ea, Nov. 20.21. - Over the Boundbq ~·rhe more foam, the Jess rluld Colonel Jake Ruppert own"' bo~ And a smart ta.proom mechanic the Yanks and a brewery. A com~ COLIId sure lay on the' froth . , : binntlon that ke$8 him busy all year rotmd Jn the 11Ummer. .When you pOked your nose down 1 In that woola.r layer fit lather yo'u We hfWl some theoriP.\1- about old had to ny ljlllnd me an aviator ln time beq. ,But the Cqlonel ee:rtalnlY a CJ9Ud. · ' upaets our stein. He dlsh.ea up fJOme ·' -" ' ' •'i rac.S 'iriHD his vo.t tfltat.f! ·, on the ~ ·• Y.•il ~e up with a mustache Huds01i. · .· · · ·' ' and a 11m:a11 Vandyke made of e&l' Fir&t O,f all, he IIBYE there never ehce of foom. That'& wh,. Boda wa~ , r strawa were invented. So ,.. man · was such ~hlns: as eight per cent .~ 1et some beer v.ohltl\ wu al~ · · be"er. The Ignorant but enthuatastlc could wa,vs ftt the bottom of tht1 rlit.:v~ like cori.titunet• figured content while a Japanese goldfl!lh. the sclentltlc and erudite barkeep . measured, p!'f .~c lpltA te gravity, malt condensa-tion und WOl't fermenta1 Vfe might. aa Well )lie hone8t about tton. Wblch shows that thlnlt e.re ~t. If beer comes back V."e will have ro&ng from vat wOTt. to taRe divtns lessons to set any. There never was more tl\lln one In~ 'I'he Cononel include& all tbe ch of brew hidden under fom· 11'1teCbnlcal tnaredlenta tn hta matte- che& ot· aut!s. nH.tiCII. But modestlY leav611 ou~ any Rference to the foam. And lf we re- . Do yoU remembe., the IvorY paper member eol1'1!Ctlf. oldUme beer was knife that the b&rteep .used kl tlatnothlna but wind toued splndrtn. ten oft ~e top Clf the ahw. That; re . moved tbe White colla.:' from the I ~d thnt's t;;-;-uth. An econo- · rtus. ~ut there ~~otiU 'l'{as a cuft' In-· mleal bartender could put on the ldde the ate~n. · ' ·1 alt preasure •atld·l'l'fUI - ~W'> ' •IIuae5 "" ·. with -some very !lne tattnr bU'bbles. Bo, the boys who- aro &creamlna for ~dttine beer and lllihteenth : He could Jam~ ateln wJth atr AntenClment ReJM!al had bl!!tteJ.· . breaks and mate a drtnk of beer howl tOr another e.metu:llitent llllin 1 taste like · bltlnf I. toy.'balioon. 11t tbP. foam. ' IN THIS WEI:.K 1 Gary Cooper, Tallulah Bf\nkhiPI\d, Oouglnt.i!J Dllrst son or M~. nn e! Charlet Llu bton. I Mm Lon. Dlirst., is lmpi'Ovlng !10m I' :I! n·cent. opemtion for apPendlcl~ Cnme411e•: ·~onlr.ey DoQdlrl'" fifo ln the Holzer h08pltnl. ''Who Knows" Dan Wcmer and wife were S'Jn1 · of Mr. ami Mm. E:h:n Coming: 70,000 Witness nnrl M1•~; . Apulone Dfln<. Waldi11 Darst Is l'CCO\' t"rh :>J 9N l'ar Slia1'11 New Bt.ephens, dBurhter J ~n Atkinson. re· f:lilturday · from they · ttUendo>d . Friday and ' S••al~ay, i - Emo.ordlnary Seaalon Call· ed lor H"'"'er to Di.. , t 4 n9.S-'ill ii!, dlly wt!h her parent&, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. P. Thompson on Little Kyger. Dav& Shuler Of Oolllmburs. l11 here - Shootinr•1 Fourth Shot in Spine, ttfay Die ··'t t,.prM~Ive .,: , IIJ)Cnt Frldny wUh his motl-r•:l , ' l'l11· fltrf'l•( rw:tl<:lt• h :\fl lf!!tpp muljul · Mrs. Emma Rife n1l.(l dBlill'hlnr, Mrs. EdmUiut Well!! . .' . ' ' hill ,.,,...,V" 111 n n fwlni~PIJt ' nulllf'nc·fl Mary E. Jenkins or Athens, spr:nt tnr ow•1· lm tr nu hnn t• , wlwn tltl ' week end with her Pfll'ents, Mr. wound nr lh'<ltim !h:nlly: "l.ldlt"ll 'n' Mrs. Carl· J t: n kll\5. ' : g~n'\flnum -- 1111 ' thnt 'l'l tlw 1()1r ki111P M1·s. ~Iowaid Bh\ller · spent T'J~­ G' fi sh !II ,II I~UI!II t t •ll '' _ ·'f'lt. lfltl. , ·~Mthl~ ~l'tesb C:oua•· 'l'lle rlr'lt 211 ~n. S. enter our s~re on Sa&t.ar4ar ' .. ., ' . ~ Yea~ Schorr WJJl utre ..... Ohioaao Die ao Reoult flREE · · :' tr:V .·sliusage :, .. ,.3,111 ., $23,7~ . ~.79: OLD KYGER' SATURDAY, 'NOVEMBER 19TH. To Light rebuUdini. ~' . . , . ,, .-.., . ' .' ~ NE~KLACE OF BEAUTIFUL ' \ '• . .' u- . ' '~· ' ' ' .. ~ l ' -SIMULATEDTO RETAIL AT w .... .. .............. ... . ...... 91C Fomoerly Sold At $3.50 to $5.00 NEW ·(;OoDS JUST Scarfo, Helmeta, flaill Blouna, De:idale SilkHou VISIT 'O:UR SHOE DEPARTMENT :~iUet• atodr ' Melli, Wom81l& and · Cliiltlreu Delatlftumt Store i'riceo ' . at - Lalier Loader Wanta Hour { ~:: ·A L*:TA. · SCA. . ~2J~~~·~~HELEN HAYES CROWNED QUEEN .Battles For Short Work Week Mea'a.Union Suitt BoJ'a l)riwn Suita Dreaa Sh&ta .. ..... ....' . ... .. 49c ••••••••••• ' 0 • , . , , , .¥'"' ' 3,..; ' ' to Aid FROM AMNESIA (J.,IutnbWI, 0., NO't. l...._lNAA ,..eul &.. rifle &M tawal'hl,. &be $11.111 wllkb Dlelp l:MD&J • &ll nW ror relief PIIPI*I II. MD.ta.. ed In :1. ftlperl; _ . ltr Lelia Klnnf'Y, apeclal lnY81111pW I • t.be 11hH Nllel eem&'rlell, seer~t&I'J' E. 0. .,..,..... lQeil.l.,_. to lhtemallea•l N.,. Rfor· ' SA LEt ~ $19.79, By It. EARL wu~~.ON Ct:>tumbun: o.. Nov. Ul...-I~R­ The Great Shasmoor Coat . . . . . . . . $23.75 OPENING : .,;,9,j\~.79, ·-Mystery MAY MAKE.SPLIT $13,000; Townohipe To Be Given Balance .Reol'ga.ntzatlon of U)e Oh1o reptm- · ~n party, u a DMuro.l oul.coln:: fle1d, ""•immin1 and uaociat.;d ol Ita: defeat by the demouat.s lc. ~~tte. Mia Holm, • N4!" Yorker ~ Nov. 8 ebctlon. .wUl be started lYon ~he JJl'ernier plae• with a ~au; witbtn two weeP, SLate Ohl\lrma.n ot J4 r~rds im;lken . She i11 now in Ed D. Behorr announced today. the ,mpvte~. t\l'lr chann and ability state Ct;.4tral eommltl-ee v.11l havtntr wr..n tu~r a remunerative beThe callfld to Colwnbua for n. COil• eon;t~ followinr !ler exploits at iflrence wlth Schorr, Gnd o~her · th• OlympfCA. party leaders, to dlaeuss p.lan~:~ ror '~ { l$7:69, cue• tht m BJ Dl•co..ry of Body of 80 . ' ·.~,: ~ordlnar)•, topping th~ )932 lillt of l'ietOrd·brnkin~r cbampionll traek Brough~ ' ' 0 l'hfll'mln, Mil!lll !t /@anor Holm · $4.49, $8.69, $12.69. ' T Rerun Friend Of Hoover'o, Flli, Of Rlllll·RuaDen, lo . SufferiDr · r.ivins Couuty 'Tio Saicl, For Guberna· toriol Nomination Two Yean Hence """''Ia I mel'mtu<~ ~qnor of -.r ' ~er YlrtUIJ control of the IN·· SOlffB . BROWN I, l'erJtn, Nov. an ~seney decree, Prealdent. ll~noanour• ...."".... had ""' MEMORitJM MIS~ING.; Reoraani:o.tion ln .Buckere Under Aad ~000 Wildly Cheer Nazi Leader Aa He Reacheo Pal~ ......' All for An's Sake TO 8£ REPAIRED BY ·REPU8l SECRECY FAILS Drastic Reductions "':=~~~be thy sbent sluniber ~ . lp thy lll't.Ye so 1ow, u.s. Quiz 'BHI~[N 'f ENC[ 5 at IN' NEWS FULL Ladies Coats, Dreues and Furs .~ FOR OUTSTANDING STAGE WORK rellflf'. - 'Tio Said; AccidenraUy Located At Whittier .: North Carolina .... · - �. . , . ....... ~-tt-•, ., .. ... ·~;;;:.~···- ~. ·z· .• ,.,, ... '--·, "";' ' ·- ., ' . " .. . ·r"-1• ~ ... ~:·;.:i ', -"'l:t'=-.... ~ . -.;- <l:! ..:.;..- ~ ~ :wnii"li;fr.,·~J.t'~ ~~,~ ;. 7 ' • '\-. '1 · : - . : · ~ •• • ..... - • • ~ • Sl!NDAY, ' ' • l!IOVDIDIIJO, ..... 1930 IJ'ftdu&tinl clu . • lia Academy hllh ICbOO]. He DOW h!._ae'iiDf in 1 the oallla coun~ aclloOls at North"''· , .. \ ... . ...... . . .. f . . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. • - ..IllI&,One ..,_.Ill .............. .. Tbrlt llontb• .. ............ . I ~ _p WIN& Cl&OWN .Mill Henrlelta tile ......,. ..... Oherrluflon 0( w..... Brlmont colle8e at. Haahrllle, Teob., when abe is a IIOJ)bomore, ICCOI'd· re T .. . . . . .. .. : . . .. • • • • • 8.00 81x Montha ... " ..... . ..... .. One Year •• • . , • , •• , • , ••• , ••• G;OD'S RESPONSE-If my people, which are called my name, tthaJI bumble themselves, and pray, and seck face, and turn from thei'r wicked ways; then will I from heaven, and will for(ive their sin, and will their land.-2 Chl'<lnicles 7:14. ou ' .' esitatin ... · • out --------THE END OF ENMITY-When a man's ways please Lord, he maketh even his enemies to lle at peace with m.-·Pl'<>Veribs 16 :7, I '. uyrn -~ 1 ~·Jot , .•·'· . ./ .• .'1\ • •J ~•.;:. .. ,., •· VI'~.I-'Cf.I' ·T•-· ' ' . .,. ·~ '. .. . ·. ' ,~~~N;~ PROBLEMS ~ HAVE many problemli at1d they do not ~nd when their otfsPring reach the age at which our lawli 1 pec,jfy they r.re their own masters. . A case in point is the western mlm )Vbo has ~e,:i411U let hi~ son !ttuy in jail until as the J~th6r · sense, if he has an~ to get.'' The' Son, ~:~~t.~ now th e .)-' eRrs puKt \'oting age, haS cali'sed ~ much pain and 8orrow by hi~ waywardness. Some ' yean; ngo he eloped with n radio entertainer and 1/iJpeJlt $90,000 in thirty days, all of which was fraudulent checkn nnU which the dothJl( .und hearti¥ro~:en futlret• l~ter "rila'de good" although tie erinll1i•' son to serve a Mente nee for his lq.wles~ activities. . 1 . Such happenings, however, bring. a parent befbrl> horns of a tenible dilemma, his duty on the and his love for his off-spring on the other, Mo.n~t to meet the issue as courageously as h-s this father above mentioned instance. AJ. a mutter of fact, the best thing that could be done ou l I ' > . . an .. ., . ea II·::J1;:~:~~~~:.:~~=~~;;~~~ is to him just us the father who, after doing his. best to the light without allowing the law to take Its course, decided to do. It must not be thought, bow.Ver, such action is easy to pursue, •• 1.~~ !P.V.e,.bPIJl~•.llY ... Illf.l-. ~.• ; .;;:.; tbil! case Is so much ar~ai>Jr thn . th~l roclpro· ~~.-.ol tho son that It Is unfair to the. dotlnif parent. Tbe argument advanced by so many, t~at· such oe,.,.,,nces are recorded only pecause p4rents fall in .;,·hoi,,l when tlw childre11 are young and. more apt to rOta col'rection, is of little value b~cause people· such statement>< t'a1·ely have the experience 1\ttlng for taking such judJllllent. Many a good father •nd flue mother · after havlntr. aU ·In their power to rear their children In the proper >r· t:he one who is so sadly in need of correction, . . . • .. ' . ~ ~ • T . ...· . i ., •• ,_ ' . ' 1 ' ' • . ' :. ·~ilur "'"' dolo' a real amice ,to the cou•trJ; to the unet~~ploJed and to rour· ielf when rou purcblu!e the thinp :rou ne.,l and can afford to buy. Ever:r purcbU. that rou make now-lar1e or amall -liel..- to -~ work and ware• for lhoae leaa forllin4te thl!!l JI'OU~If. ': · ~hen buy an'~ dreaa or a new ;.\r of lhoea or a new ri!dlo or a new re· fri1era~ 0.. a new car you help to Jive 'i"ork •ncl w•pa te ....pie in many aectiono of the c..Untry. When you have the houae reJI'in~, roo~ re"-p-:ed or ...e roof ij~ you dlrKtly a.,bt other deoervin1 w~..--...rhapo it! your verr nei)lhbor- roll ·', hoOil. clo for lhoae lielpful or ·.·. . ' .' . . . ..' ••l •I"" _ 'Ov·e<l qurinll: lll' P,ft~ . •, wlll~out ll 1\o"pt, ~ht · I~ llttlo "1•.of mAr~ aa "f ' ' ' ., '' . .• -lo· ~. ,. . . ''.··.. . r • • •• ' '" ' .. . . ••,. '· • • ' "t ' ... ·(;..~·· ~- .. Cli~~GES qt ··;~, ..r·.: Rnd with the proper training have seen their ll~~~~?~ · •battered and their hopes unfulftlled because their were of such character as to ~es~rvp no consid .. from anyone and the parenta sulj'ered accordingly. events are to be greatly reil'e~eq. ANNOUNCEMENT of Simeon D. Fees, senior ~:~en· 1Ti..c0-f~;;;~ • ··'""' ator from Ohio, that he has changed jlio mlli'd. i'n re· '' to JH'Ohibition, furnishes probably the: llf'O&teot surfor Loth wets and drys tbat baa been ~riven sin~e the queMUon becu.me a politlcnl issue. Long viewed as an ardent, irreconcUe,ble dry who no thoua:ht in common with any wet, who fouaht the ~~:;~;:~,..: ,~~~~side of the question at every. turn posal~le, lift, Fe"" I~~e ~i~,-:;b j trt.arUed the countl-y by airi11g his latest vi ewe on t; subject. When • mun of hi• •tanding (bliowo' lit ~he in~;;m,mt·w of a man like Rockefeller, certainly there le little for questioning the fact that somethiiUI n'ee4a tO b~ ill an elfortto raise the ~ountt·y fr~m t~e ~it ·~n.'Y::Itich become mtrod through the muchmationo of all who cal:Jet~ibil. to JMd 1i'overnment since liquor ' h'~e ·been. on the blackJist by our countrynaen . . While the recent ovenvhelmlns defeat dealt tO the ~P~!blica· ,'" by the Democrats wb<i. were. worklni ·on . 'a Jrl~>::''~ wtJt" platform, no doQ.bt, waa tqe tln&l straw -i n .1'1 i\!r. Fess's mi11d on the sqbject q~cluse tlle p~o­ . rei~istered their opinions iU.cllO untertaln la:n•tlll the ls.;ue has been becomtpf' more' clirffied at rislntr of the •un. ~aturally 110 coqhtey people sit iqly by und sec its very vjt~l• ·1ln~~l1Dined ai tho•• of thi• nat i on be~!j' ~ndei'PIIned by lni\JUitpus ~··•ups behind prohibition wo~ic!ntr hand In · people 'l'ho thdultht they wllfc\141~~ ~llat waa counli·y. ~llll>ltl<!.n h*• inde~d l>een •~"l\iPie pf !)ow tj~e p,••~lo of' a !l•lion •iin a1 f-' il1~)1!lli)v,ea is b#d anq work with 111~! ~f ~eop!e are realtY sincere In t!lal~ elt<ll'ts ,to f1! g ~· W!lllt they fifllllr anfl uqnsg!~~1:J?fl•!r 'b P~r¥ level of livjpr a~d IJIIJIII!Iil· · ' ·· ' ; ' . . .. •• . • •• I �. . , . ....... ~-tt-•, ., .. ... ·~;;;:.~···- ~. ·z· .• ,.,, ... '--·, "";' ' ·- ., ' . " .. . ·r"-1• ~ ... ~:·;.:i ', -"'l:t'=-.... ~ . -.;- <l:! ..:.;..- ~ ~ :wnii"li;fr.,·~J.t'~ ~~,~ ;. 7 ' • '\-. '1 · : - . : · ~ •• • ..... - • • ~ • Sl!NDAY, ' ' • l!IOVDIDIIJO, ..... 1930 IJ'ftdu&tinl clu . • lia Academy hllh ICbOO]. He DOW h!._ae'iiDf in 1 the oallla coun~ aclloOls at North"''· , .. \ ... . ...... . . .. f . . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. • - ..IllI&,One ..,_.Ill .............. .. Tbrlt llontb• .. ............ . I ~ _p WIN& Cl&OWN .Mill Henrlelta tile ......,. ..... Oherrluflon 0( w..... Brlmont colle8e at. Haahrllle, Teob., when abe is a IIOJ)bomore, ICCOI'd· re T .. . . . . .. .. : . . .. • • • • • 8.00 81x Montha ... " ..... . ..... .. One Year •• • . , • , •• , • , ••• , ••• G;OD'S RESPONSE-If my people, which are called my name, tthaJI bumble themselves, and pray, and seck face, and turn from thei'r wicked ways; then will I from heaven, and will for(ive their sin, and will their land.-2 Chl'<lnicles 7:14. ou ' .' esitatin ... · • out --------THE END OF ENMITY-When a man's ways please Lord, he maketh even his enemies to lle at peace with m.-·Pl'<>Veribs 16 :7, I '. uyrn -~ 1 ~·Jot , .•·'· . ./ .• .'1\ • •J ~•.;:. .. ,., •· VI'~.I-'Cf.I' ·T•-· ' ' . .,. ·~ '. .. . ·. ' ,~~~N;~ PROBLEMS ~ HAVE many problemli at1d they do not ~nd when their otfsPring reach the age at which our lawli 1 pec,jfy they r.re their own masters. . A case in point is the western mlm )Vbo has ~e,:i411U let hi~ son !ttuy in jail until as the J~th6r · sense, if he has an~ to get.'' The' Son, ~:~~t.~ now th e .)-' eRrs puKt \'oting age, haS cali'sed ~ much pain and 8orrow by hi~ waywardness. Some ' yean; ngo he eloped with n radio entertainer and 1/iJpeJlt $90,000 in thirty days, all of which was fraudulent checkn nnU which the dothJl( .und hearti¥ro~:en futlret• l~ter "rila'de good" although tie erinll1i•' son to serve a Mente nee for his lq.wles~ activities. . 1 . Such happenings, however, bring. a parent befbrl> horns of a tenible dilemma, his duty on the and his love for his off-spring on the other, Mo.n~t to meet the issue as courageously as h-s this father above mentioned instance. AJ. a mutter of fact, the best thing that could be done ou l I ' > . . an .. ., . ea II·::J1;:~:~~~~:.:~~=~~;;~~~ is to him just us the father who, after doing his. best to the light without allowing the law to take Its course, decided to do. It must not be thought, bow.Ver, such action is easy to pursue, •• 1.~~ !P.V.e,.bPIJl~•.llY ... Illf.l-. ~.• ; .;;:.; tbil! case Is so much ar~ai>Jr thn . th~l roclpro· ~~.-.ol tho son that It Is unfair to the. dotlnif parent. Tbe argument advanced by so many, t~at· such oe,.,.,,nces are recorded only pecause p4rents fall in .;,·hoi,,l when tlw childre11 are young and. more apt to rOta col'rection, is of little value b~cause people· such statement>< t'a1·ely have the experience 1\ttlng for taking such judJllllent. Many a good father •nd flue mother · after havlntr. aU ·In their power to rear their children In the proper >r· t:he one who is so sadly in need of correction, . . . • .. ' . ~ ~ • T . ...· . i ., •• ,_ ' . ' 1 ' ' • . ' :. ·~ilur "'"' dolo' a real amice ,to the cou•trJ; to the unet~~ploJed and to rour· ielf when rou purcblu!e the thinp :rou ne.,l and can afford to buy. Ever:r purcbU. that rou make now-lar1e or amall -liel..- to -~ work and ware• for lhoae leaa forllin4te thl!!l JI'OU~If. ': · ~hen buy an'~ dreaa or a new ;.\r of lhoea or a new ri!dlo or a new re· fri1era~ 0.. a new car you help to Jive 'i"ork •ncl w•pa te ....pie in many aectiono of the c..Untry. When you have the houae reJI'in~, roo~ re"-p-:ed or ...e roof ij~ you dlrKtly a.,bt other deoervin1 w~..--...rhapo it! your verr nei)lhbor- roll ·', hoOil. clo for lhoae lielpful or ·.·. . ' .' . . . ..' ••l •I"" _ 'Ov·e<l qurinll: lll' P,ft~ . •, wlll~out ll 1\o"pt, ~ht · I~ llttlo "1•.of mAr~ aa "f ' ' ' ., '' . .• -lo· ~. ,. . . ''.··.. . r • • •• ' '" ' .. . . ••,. '· • • ' "t ' ... ·(;..~·· ~- .. Cli~~GES qt ··;~, ..r·.: Rnd with the proper training have seen their ll~~~~?~ · •battered and their hopes unfulftlled because their were of such character as to ~es~rvp no consid .. from anyone and the parenta sulj'ered accordingly. events are to be greatly reil'e~eq. ANNOUNCEMENT of Simeon D. Fees, senior ~:~en· 1Ti..c0-f~;;;~ • ··'""' ator from Ohio, that he has changed jlio mlli'd. i'n re· '' to JH'Ohibition, furnishes probably the: llf'O&teot surfor Loth wets and drys tbat baa been ~riven sin~e the queMUon becu.me a politlcnl issue. Long viewed as an ardent, irreconcUe,ble dry who no thoua:ht in common with any wet, who fouaht the ~~:;~;:~,..: ,~~~~side of the question at every. turn posal~le, lift, Fe"" I~~e ~i~,-:;b j trt.arUed the countl-y by airi11g his latest vi ewe on t; subject. When • mun of hi• •tanding (bliowo' lit ~he in~;;m,mt·w of a man like Rockefeller, certainly there le little for questioning the fact that somethiiUI n'ee4a tO b~ ill an elfortto raise the ~ountt·y fr~m t~e ~it ·~n.'Y::Itich become mtrod through the muchmationo of all who cal:Jet~ibil. to JMd 1i'overnment since liquor ' h'~e ·been. on the blackJist by our countrynaen . . While the recent ovenvhelmlns defeat dealt tO the ~P~!blica· ,'" by the Democrats wb<i. were. worklni ·on . 'a Jrl~>::''~ wtJt" platform, no doQ.bt, waa tqe tln&l straw -i n .1'1 i\!r. Fess's mi11d on the sqbject q~cluse tlle p~o­ . rei~istered their opinions iU.cllO untertaln la:n•tlll the ls.;ue has been becomtpf' more' clirffied at rislntr of the •un. ~aturally 110 coqhtey people sit iqly by und sec its very vjt~l• ·1ln~~l1Dined ai tho•• of thi• nat i on be~!j' ~ndei'PIIned by lni\JUitpus ~··•ups behind prohibition wo~ic!ntr hand In · people 'l'ho thdultht they wllfc\141~~ ~llat waa counli·y. ~llll>ltl<!.n h*• inde~d l>een •~"l\iPie pf !)ow tj~e p,••~lo of' a !l•lion •iin a1 f-' il1~)1!lli)v,ea is b#d anq work with 111~! ~f ~eop!e are realtY sincere In t!lal~ elt<ll'ts ,to f1! g ~· W!lllt they fifllllr anfl uqnsg!~~1:J?fl•!r 'b P~r¥ level of livjpr a~d IJIIJIII!Iil· · ' ·· ' ; ' . . .. •• . • •• I �' .; . ' ... .. 1r SNOW 'THA~ SE'TT · , ' a r ~ 1 . 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