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Gues~ ...of ' 1 President-Elect Deserted R u 8 8 i a n EmbaSsy In Capital May Be ReoJM(ned Held • Patricide IIH ~ . : . ~ ~~~WJIN~ ~· · ijJ n• ~ ...._.w..wo . • . . . . . . . . . . of - ~~~· ~ •• :Jep<. It, IPI, al 'lit •• 1111.' ~ ll!'!fP' · - · ,_...... Lo<m _ JODd ,. lilY• ..,..... ""'""' Dllb .... •....,.. """""'' 0. l"l'l!bl"" ..a till; ~ "-'"- ""~ '!'"bonvtr ~ ....-.-~ ~~ ·t ~ ':.bat "'"' .W.ttn, tWDfD\ and I ~ ··~~ ... -w.., .. ...,....... o~ . ptlJlaclel~. ='O. .il.... .... . ' . ..... " 117 - -a 1¥ .,.. ~. :. ::· ·:: ~ , $ Pitt&bura:, UU.wQ.\akee. l Br J&ii .16 One MOuth .............. .. .dO 'l'bree Montbl .•.• •.•••. ~ •••• . :: .. : .. :•. GJKI Stc Mao~ ••..••• . •••••• , •• , One ""'Ye&ld' ••••• • •••••••••••• unto me, and I w1ll anriv. ur thee, nnd shew thee Jrel•~ mighty thing• which thou knowest not. . . I ,will bril\8' it health and cure, and I will cure them, and Orie Word Led will reveal unto them th(! abundance of peace and truth. r---.Jercmiuh :\:~ '~'o' Alrb'the&· a, Anllw ..lsu,., ...... :2.3,() EDUCATION'S TROvBL£5 LAST WEEK u well knolVll educatur made the sta.te- NDW, &ll}' ment that "Jo:ducation is"troubled by the l11~t that there are toq many clumb teachel'!!." He odded tlla~.a ~o­ lution is to allow only the top 26 per cent ot ~Udellts graduating prCJUI.te for the teaching professiOn. The stHtement by the eminent educator ts trut~, much as we ditillke admitting the fact. Th.re are ~:flo nla'ny dumb teachers just mi there are too many udhmb 9nes". iu every profeM8iOtJ and iu every ot)ler walk in 1 i f 'e, Lo, the mta:hty nimrod is &broad ordin4u'Y man, 'WOIJidn't look htkt the mirrOr Mtl boner "Hooray for ua ehlpm.W:ih!" --~- -~afael tn tbc land aDd be knoweth not trlend fron• mooee. -- Ali be want8 IS & flllr . cre.ck at EWlo1hih8 \\lth harm or hf,1r. That is n proldem which we H:< ciUzem1 lookin.J( to the b,'\!t~ tennent of our t:ountry, muto~t admit and iace with the however, as to how tq prevent more dumb teai;hen heilfg added to the Jist, is a debatable nffuir. if th~t would solve the question. it would be minor in significance but sad to relat~. it do~s not even approach a eqlution. Aa a matter of fact, there are really more ' c\.umb'' teachers ~:~trlctly speaking from the standpoint Qf coinn\Of\ t.~~~;;B~~~~~;$ sense aild good judgment,',llmong the so-call~d brirht lights when they were in the student body than there are an10n!C the other cla~eH. Too many ~tudenta bi~~o~~~;;~~~i ""'ot ki!Pt out the year. ot betw~en 1 cup thlc~ gt~ttlng w ill o~ uv~ry I I ·' '. ' ' (u'RGut Au.. vEAR lfdn if~~j§t~: .. ' ' •;, ~,. EU.fr.ir. lifO\ - JAMES H. Butler . •• ' '' .. ' ·"" . me,""' •• are full of 'IT lleapa of _ lqerplainly for all to •• ' . -~- ~~~~~~J~ you, ex. . in our adver· cl.eJiend· r Kta·~~~ id placed on the lul~tH anllle br the mnny t'eachcl"K who are w :.o 11Sffilll't they 1u·~ dumb" to all p1•aktlcal purpose~ and intents. Whenever tile weed· lne out proce.\18 i~ Ut!gun, education CJlU make no rreoter .nletak. than to "eta hua·tl nnd fast rule of n<.ccpting only those \Y,ho wel'<'! 4 'mentul giants" in their couraes ou theory in schc)ol. Tltf'rl' are too many nthf•!" 1biugs to be for by by the llfferiliit itto .' ,. ~ it~ ~d~~~!id..:....o it io. prov• tliio·to lie &ue. I bqy.op faith Experience mad•· ma.nity1 had better be dead than to have to endure the J:i lives which •re in store for them. And in the case of the '"· The advertiaemen~ ln~®&, ll!'~~jijofcare oincere me1aa~• to yw fnl!n ~..!/'ltl pro~i1,- . !i;lerChanta ~!> !itfi& t'liiNl' ••P.turea to atteot to tit• c~"""'Q~f¥ ~.·~ lfli'l'e~\ In hh ,aclv~~ tile advft11ol!r ~~~{'~•· ee the eouncll}~l.l!f hia 011tire buainen Po· licy. ' ' ' A Now·you can · .,,.'' l!t·t DEFO$MITIES NOTHER u.giW.tJOil hus Ueeu begun rt:lat.l\ e tu the tlefOlined infHnt w1th whHt phyBiciu.us treat 1111 haviue no chaf).Ce of lentUng nol'mnJ livm:1. The contentiori hai!. once more been put forward that the tiny mites of hu-1 ~;;~ ,• Hl!at.f!d Wlite for BoGlde& aftd R~t.lf"S. .... ,.•' .. Ponder lt.-LJIWU) 41). ,....,., ' " • "·•· 1,..• • sldered. ,. plaine. 'i'lll1 J,s ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ ' ... . lif~ r~~~~~~~~~~~~{; plus" mark. 1'oo much '' l i~l t11~ (]~:1\t . who, praise Lord, hone t:H.m.St!, to li.~!i:~~~~!~~~~~:r.~ teach OUr children howhas to enough becomecommon be~r ~uld more sensible men and women and who " iill *each them the Jmportant things in !'how their textbooks welltht: 88 greatet!t in day out and who will them how as tu get ~rood of life regardle~~:~ of whether th!!il" tnu~sing average was ju!lt along the rngu-ed edge or so hiMh u., lo take an "A . ·' Ut> that tlml .-1n11 Ids lil!rl lw. ' . .. .. .' .' I } .·• ' I weight True, it l~ tiny, lovable mitt~ i8 hel'e only but a ftlW hoL1rs, the poignant pain and ::~arrow cotn .. cident with the passing of auy human loved one, is not thllt . •• ::~tay "I talked with IJl'lllldma the other day," taid the yo~na: liouoewife. "I told her I dreaded thia daily ahqpping-that I hardly f I knew where to liea:in: And abe made me feel ashamed; ebe actually did!" ' We know just about what her grandma told her. · "In·!It)' day ybu would have dread!ld ahopP!na: much more. It was a real chore then. From plate to place you went, lookinr, lookina:, taoting thio, sniffing at that, buyinr on auopicion and not on f.;th. You ~~t.q'tknPw _whC>. made the I wh~11 th~ :n,arly so acute as when they lon1and enough to becon1e endeared in the hearts among of theirtisnear dear .... ' child not t.mdowcd with th f! usual and normal amount of brain cell• through which his ability to, think must fbnc· t(on, no doullt tht·~l· nrgurnents have 11 great deal of I :: i ~HOP l."lldf'l' Same Manacrml!n1. AI.Bo\ COI!RT IIOTF.f, . ~') ''ulr~d fh•~ "' •lUll !U!:!l tl1e ple:umrl! · 'impro~··~::~~~~~·~-·~-~..~-~~~~~~~t~~~~~~~ii~~ turn the other peraon wljo, Cluring tlte untl an avci"~Jit student but l·~•pkli, {'OFn:E WIJUt t;\1alt It lll"nill, !f ~uu 11U\I! Ute Jose.' it • DINING ROOM o\ND When {oo.ia !;. I.a.• & ......t. we ing ubout of teaching school life, MIX Ofan1Je juice Ul.!a sug:H.r Uw1 · cte6.4t\ nnd milk am! ~be•llana WnUqchi&na t~ coek-eyikt and attained·unusually high avefages in their lltuclent have tltat p~~jcuh1• k1M· o.f lJrain ami Slinse-a11d are even Qp to average 1 intelligenee when it come~ t~;~ a ~:i~!~~~~ mon sense discussion on any subject bitt that pe.ttttbt.i»!l l ,.•. _,., •. to book learning. ~~~f.:~ W..-are BATH $1.110 , freere;;·~·-,-.,--.o.---- honorftry societies hectHI8e ther were .unutSually Jf Red llt'fl4 ROOMS $1.00, $1.!.5 CV.:IU11 ndlk. and neQr-.tahted a~Uired lw!Jki!l anti ilftH! !ott lh~ miXed tip wlth llcn-w 8Jl(l oartbu be- to t4ke a. litroU In th~ woOds dur~ art of reu<llng; liCfiUlred luQuence tore. :ap.t to mt:~Jl. fO'qfl!lelf tor 11 lns NoviHI.lbel'. Your Ute aln't worth lllh.l lost t 1\P. Jo;y .~r Jl!!efulne9SJ; uc ~htJtnlUUk Is rlcllcr than the lt~ the wra.p(:4U" ou a throo-cent clyl!h". We've beard. of zhoQtet'l:l 1. ' c}.lll6 fl.-..flrnur Rat~" the cltlea the !'est oqbly. Add We would ri.ther be· lL war 1 other ' CUJ.l8 orange JUice 2 RoeiJIIII ' 1 cup IJ.lllilol" Tbe WOJ.Id wW be better flf! when C1tY, sporli;lnen arc kept. ~t Of. the fe.nilJantlil 1n N0\111Dber ru:u1 tari:ners · ' (Makes 2 qua1 t s 1 idea in mind of fmprovmg the situation. The suiileft1o]l, ~abaflni I i ' ·- ' B\'EA¥ • BB&'r " \f • • ~ ~j~~~~~~~i~g·~~r:~~r " ' fi • . •• - ' ' t~ 1 lAt the nfW,b,rurbt.,cllnttEitctric l.antll' make yoih Chrl•tmu mollQ' I' do yeu 'rouhd dut)'. Ho~nt'l ~em bNuty and autt~~n~.tk coatrol . ' \. atacla•n ' 1 m. hnd of tn)' wqman who rakea pride In hq honw. This mabl Hot~lnt a apl~'d!d Ch~rnu f,lft ""''""'i!lo.O,.u..,... owd ,....,... OO•,..."(Jeoj~ot;.o.• , ' The ~ew IJliM• _,Oj,lliP;"~ •illtl ~Aiel~~ )Ia,. l•bel~ Hotpolttt E.lectrk aa.,e Ia a deflnlte home lmpro•emeat. It •n- '1. ~·the value of any dwtUhtf. Tbl1 makes it a fOOd mOst o'f tlienf.tel'ii!tt"~_,..!Ciie•.'·; hmltmcat. Calrod, Genm~~l Electrtc'• ntw' Improved he~~~tlna coU In tbe a.Mpo11u E.ltctric Rl!aet, add1 new speed and aew economy to elctric cooll.erf. Calrod'l dnn heat cooln without unok.t or eoot. Uteudll stay dean without IICOUrfaeor lttllplnf. Ca1rocl'tlntmw, conc:entnted heac doei not rob food el In eumrlal hrttlth·bulldlqt mfnenl1. Food!l tookal in ~r owa tuey juku, with a minimum ol.tlrinb&e --aaothtr Hoqlolnt t'C'OROm y. OJI,S. .ijoweve1· thut muy be, it cun not be uveflook~d that 1f(\8U p~renls, o•peoiaJiy t(ie ltlOtqet haVe ~~~ips a~d tribut•tlonli incident to the JIJe·lnf<l tlte world, • dellb 0rate qqll•l4e~•d until and after It has b~etl eet11ti til~ k•r~~ventqro of a doubt. tjtat s~ch •:l!fQ ~f !1'1•••1' and n burden to all ~Ide!&~'-· ' ~~ that blilllf8 up tho moot , . ent!J:• ~eoo~htll•· Just who I• to be whep fi babe io but • few hours or d,f. ?ld, WOJ:o ~l,i\0•1' that ouch ohlJd ~l!llulf! eo&~9 ~9 bp ~JIIV•, e11d itll exi.toncc almost llelol'll It \!' ot~•l!l:l , ~:~~~:~:~;, insljlnc•• ))uve !>eon ~pted_-'~~~»:iiiP ~~ mo•t noted ond famolf• ma4e oi'I'OI'il •• of their patlou~ "Now you know by name moat of the thinp you buy. You buy a ean of So-and· oo'a Beane today, and you know they'll be iuot the eame when you buy them again. You read the advertioementa in your paper, see where the beet .nlue. are offered, make uo vour liat. and out( you a:o and a:et it over "'ith in a jiffy! Count your blet~ina:a, my """···-th:ev are many." Be practlcalthliCbrl•tmaa. Come In todlfi.JI~ let Ullbow you how G-£ Hotpolnt Eleth"k Ranee brlnp new economy, ntw dna!laeu, an: -.nor fNMom. Lnrn howHotpolnt'• accurate .ut:Ofltlllic control afrapllhcooktn& GENERAL. ELECTRIC ELECTRIC '·r ------·'..:.'.;'·:...-. Truat the producta advertioecl In thia !lead the adnrtioemenb and simplify your •hoPPina:. RANGE n~w•n•""r. ' • -· ;;~~r~:rm:lrhaoU:tbh~ere !i IU<h an eiOII!ellt ) " ·. . ,. .,. ' ....... . .... o!ii ' ' ' l .. , -..'. �1." • .. ' . ' •• .' ' ' • • • / .. , .. I l~ ~ArY, liOvnomt" '' l!. I '""l . r l tQJ " , : Middlepor~. _News • ' ,1 ' ~ Yov 11"'" "'-VIRCINIA GRECt-rm... Gues~ ...of ' 1 President-Elect Deserted R u 8 8 i a n EmbaSsy In Capital May Be ReoJM(ned Held • Patricide IIH ~ . : . ~ ~~~WJIN~ ~· · ijJ n• ~ ...._.w..wo . • . . . . . . . . . . of - ~~~· ~ •• :Jep<. It, IPI, al 'lit •• 1111.' ~ ll!'!fP' · - · ,_...... Lo<m _ JODd ,. lilY• ..,..... ""'""' Dllb .... •....,.. """""'' 0. l"l'l!bl"" ..a till; ~ "-'"- ""~ '!'"bonvtr ~ ....-.-~ ~~ ·t ~ ':.bat "'"' .W.ttn, tWDfD\ and I ~ ··~~ ... -w.., .. ...,....... o~ . ptlJlaclel~. ='O. .il.... .... . ' . ..... " 117 - -a 1¥ .,.. ~. :. ::· ·:: ~ , $ Pitt&bura:, UU.wQ.\akee. l Br J&ii .16 One MOuth .............. .. .dO 'l'bree Montbl .•.• •.•••. ~ •••• . :: .. : .. :•. GJKI Stc Mao~ ••..••• . •••••• , •• , One ""'Ye&ld' ••••• • •••••••••••• unto me, and I w1ll anriv. ur thee, nnd shew thee Jrel•~ mighty thing• which thou knowest not. . . I ,will bril\8' it health and cure, and I will cure them, and Orie Word Led will reveal unto them th(! abundance of peace and truth. r---.Jercmiuh :\:~ '~'o' Alrb'the&· a, Anllw ..lsu,., ...... :2.3,() EDUCATION'S TROvBL£5 LAST WEEK u well knolVll educatur made the sta.te- NDW, &ll}' ment that "Jo:ducation is"troubled by the l11~t that there are toq many clumb teachel'!!." He odded tlla~.a ~o­ lution is to allow only the top 26 per cent ot ~Udellts graduating prCJUI.te for the teaching professiOn. The stHtement by the eminent educator ts trut~, much as we ditillke admitting the fact. Th.re are ~:flo nla'ny dumb teachers just mi there are too many udhmb 9nes". iu every profeM8iOtJ and iu every ot)ler walk in 1 i f 'e, Lo, the mta:hty nimrod is &broad ordin4u'Y man, 'WOIJidn't look htkt the mirrOr Mtl boner "Hooray for ua ehlpm.W:ih!" --~- -~afael tn tbc land aDd be knoweth not trlend fron• mooee. -- Ali be want8 IS & flllr . cre.ck at EWlo1hih8 \\lth harm or hf,1r. That is n proldem which we H:< ciUzem1 lookin.J( to the b,'\!t~ tennent of our t:ountry, muto~t admit and iace with the however, as to how tq prevent more dumb teai;hen heilfg added to the Jist, is a debatable nffuir. if th~t would solve the question. it would be minor in significance but sad to relat~. it do~s not even approach a eqlution. Aa a matter of fact, there are really more ' c\.umb'' teachers ~:~trlctly speaking from the standpoint Qf coinn\Of\ t.~~~;;B~~~~~;$ sense aild good judgment,',llmong the so-call~d brirht lights when they were in the student body than there are an10n!C the other cla~eH. Too many ~tudenta bi~~o~~~;;~~~i ""'ot ki!Pt out the year. ot betw~en 1 cup thlc~ gt~ttlng w ill o~ uv~ry I I ·' '. ' ' (u'RGut Au.. vEAR lfdn if~~j§t~: .. ' ' •;, ~,. EU.fr.ir. lifO\ - JAMES H. Butler . •• ' '' .. ' ·"" . me,""' •• are full of 'IT lleapa of _ lqerplainly for all to •• ' . -~- ~~~~~~J~ you, ex. . in our adver· cl.eJiend· r Kta·~~~ id placed on the lul~tH anllle br the mnny t'eachcl"K who are w :.o 11Sffilll't they 1u·~ dumb" to all p1•aktlcal purpose~ and intents. Whenever tile weed· lne out proce.\18 i~ Ut!gun, education CJlU make no rreoter .nletak. than to "eta hua·tl nnd fast rule of n<.ccpting only those \Y,ho wel'<'! 4 'mentul giants" in their couraes ou theory in schc)ol. Tltf'rl' are too many nthf•!" 1biugs to be for by by the llfferiliit itto .' ,. ~ it~ ~d~~~!id..:....o it io. prov• tliio·to lie &ue. I bqy.op faith Experience mad•· ma.nity1 had better be dead than to have to endure the J:i lives which •re in store for them. And in the case of the '"· The advertiaemen~ ln~®&, ll!'~~jijofcare oincere me1aa~• to yw fnl!n ~..!/'ltl pro~i1,- . !i;lerChanta ~!> !itfi& t'liiNl' ••P.turea to atteot to tit• c~"""'Q~f¥ ~.·~ lfli'l'e~\ In hh ,aclv~~ tile advft11ol!r ~~~{'~•· ee the eouncll}~l.l!f hia 011tire buainen Po· licy. ' ' ' A Now·you can · .,,.'' l!t·t DEFO$MITIES NOTHER u.giW.tJOil hus Ueeu begun rt:lat.l\ e tu the tlefOlined infHnt w1th whHt phyBiciu.us treat 1111 haviue no chaf).Ce of lentUng nol'mnJ livm:1. The contentiori hai!. once more been put forward that the tiny mites of hu-1 ~;;~ ,• Hl!at.f!d Wlite for BoGlde& aftd R~t.lf"S. .... ,.•' .. Ponder lt.-LJIWU) 41). ,....,., ' " • "·•· 1,..• • sldered. ,. plaine. 'i'lll1 J,s ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ ' ... . lif~ r~~~~~~~~~~~~{; plus" mark. 1'oo much '' l i~l t11~ (]~:1\t . who, praise Lord, hone t:H.m.St!, to li.~!i:~~~~!~~~~~:r.~ teach OUr children howhas to enough becomecommon be~r ~uld more sensible men and women and who " iill *each them the Jmportant things in !'how their textbooks welltht: 88 greatet!t in day out and who will them how as tu get ~rood of life regardle~~:~ of whether th!!il" tnu~sing average was ju!lt along the rngu-ed edge or so hiMh u., lo take an "A . ·' Ut> that tlml .-1n11 Ids lil!rl lw. ' . .. .. .' .' I } .·• ' I weight True, it l~ tiny, lovable mitt~ i8 hel'e only but a ftlW hoL1rs, the poignant pain and ::~arrow cotn .. cident with the passing of auy human loved one, is not thllt . •• ::~tay "I talked with IJl'lllldma the other day," taid the yo~na: liouoewife. "I told her I dreaded thia daily ahqpping-that I hardly f I knew where to liea:in: And abe made me feel ashamed; ebe actually did!" ' We know just about what her grandma told her. · "In·!It)' day ybu would have dread!ld ahopP!na: much more. It was a real chore then. From plate to place you went, lookinr, lookina:, taoting thio, sniffing at that, buyinr on auopicion and not on f.;th. You ~~t.q'tknPw _whC>. made the I wh~11 th~ :n,arly so acute as when they lon1and enough to becon1e endeared in the hearts among of theirtisnear dear .... ' child not t.mdowcd with th f! usual and normal amount of brain cell• through which his ability to, think must fbnc· t(on, no doullt tht·~l· nrgurnents have 11 great deal of I :: i ~HOP l."lldf'l' Same Manacrml!n1. AI.Bo\ COI!RT IIOTF.f, . ~') ''ulr~d fh•~ "' •lUll !U!:!l tl1e ple:umrl! · 'impro~··~::~~~~~·~-·~-~..~-~~~~~~~t~~~~~~~ii~~ turn the other peraon wljo, Cluring tlte untl an avci"~Jit student but l·~•pkli, {'OFn:E WIJUt t;\1alt It lll"nill, !f ~uu 11U\I! Ute Jose.' it • DINING ROOM o\ND When {oo.ia !;. I.a.• & ......t. we ing ubout of teaching school life, MIX Ofan1Je juice Ul.!a sug:H.r Uw1 · cte6.4t\ nnd milk am! ~be•llana WnUqchi&na t~ coek-eyikt and attained·unusually high avefages in their lltuclent have tltat p~~jcuh1• k1M· o.f lJrain ami Slinse-a11d are even Qp to average 1 intelligenee when it come~ t~;~ a ~:i~!~~~~ mon sense discussion on any subject bitt that pe.ttttbt.i»!l l ,.•. _,., •. to book learning. ~~~f.:~ W..-are BATH $1.110 , freere;;·~·-,-.,--.o.---- honorftry societies hectHI8e ther were .unutSually Jf Red llt'fl4 ROOMS $1.00, $1.!.5 CV.:IU11 ndlk. and neQr-.tahted a~Uired lw!Jki!l anti ilftH! !ott lh~ miXed tip wlth llcn-w 8Jl(l oartbu be- to t4ke a. litroU In th~ woOds dur~ art of reu<llng; liCfiUlred luQuence tore. :ap.t to mt:~Jl. fO'qfl!lelf tor 11 lns NoviHI.lbel'. Your Ute aln't worth lllh.l lost t 1\P. Jo;y .~r Jl!!efulne9SJ; uc ~htJtnlUUk Is rlcllcr than the lt~ the wra.p(:4U" ou a throo-cent clyl!h". We've beard. of zhoQtet'l:l 1. ' c}.lll6 fl.-..flrnur Rat~" the cltlea the !'est oqbly. Add We would ri.ther be· lL war 1 other ' CUJ.l8 orange JUice 2 RoeiJIIII ' 1 cup IJ.lllilol" Tbe WOJ.Id wW be better flf! when C1tY, sporli;lnen arc kept. ~t Of. the fe.nilJantlil 1n N0\111Dber ru:u1 tari:ners · ' (Makes 2 qua1 t s 1 idea in mind of fmprovmg the situation. The suiileft1o]l, ~abaflni I i ' ·- ' B\'EA¥ • BB&'r " \f • • ~ ~j~~~~~~~i~g·~~r:~~r " ' fi • . •• - ' ' t~ 1 lAt the nfW,b,rurbt.,cllnttEitctric l.antll' make yoih Chrl•tmu mollQ' I' do yeu 'rouhd dut)'. Ho~nt'l ~em bNuty and autt~~n~.tk coatrol . ' \. atacla•n ' 1 m. hnd of tn)' wqman who rakea pride In hq honw. This mabl Hot~lnt a apl~'d!d Ch~rnu f,lft ""''""'i!lo.O,.u..,... owd ,....,... OO•,..."(Jeoj~ot;.o.• , ' The ~ew IJliM• _,Oj,lliP;"~ •illtl ~Aiel~~ )Ia,. l•bel~ Hotpolttt E.lectrk aa.,e Ia a deflnlte home lmpro•emeat. It •n- '1. ~·the value of any dwtUhtf. Tbl1 makes it a fOOd mOst o'f tlienf.tel'ii!tt"~_,..!Ciie•.'·; hmltmcat. Calrod, Genm~~l Electrtc'• ntw' Improved he~~~tlna coU In tbe a.Mpo11u E.ltctric Rl!aet, add1 new speed and aew economy to elctric cooll.erf. Calrod'l dnn heat cooln without unok.t or eoot. Uteudll stay dean without IICOUrfaeor lttllplnf. Ca1rocl'tlntmw, conc:entnted heac doei not rob food el In eumrlal hrttlth·bulldlqt mfnenl1. Food!l tookal in ~r owa tuey juku, with a minimum ol.tlrinb&e --aaothtr Hoqlolnt t'C'OROm y. OJI,S. .ijoweve1· thut muy be, it cun not be uveflook~d that 1f(\8U p~renls, o•peoiaJiy t(ie ltlOtqet haVe ~~~ips a~d tribut•tlonli incident to the JIJe·lnf<l tlte world, • dellb 0rate qqll•l4e~•d until and after It has b~etl eet11ti til~ k•r~~ventqro of a doubt. tjtat s~ch •:l!fQ ~f !1'1•••1' and n burden to all ~Ide!&~'-· ' ~~ that blilllf8 up tho moot , . ent!J:• ~eoo~htll•· Just who I• to be whep fi babe io but • few hours or d,f. ?ld, WOJ:o ~l,i\0•1' that ouch ohlJd ~l!llulf! eo&~9 ~9 bp ~JIIV•, e11d itll exi.toncc almost llelol'll It \!' ot~•l!l:l , ~:~~~:~:~;, insljlnc•• ))uve !>eon ~pted_-'~~~»:iiiP ~~ mo•t noted ond famolf• ma4e oi'I'OI'il •• of their patlou~ "Now you know by name moat of the thinp you buy. You buy a ean of So-and· oo'a Beane today, and you know they'll be iuot the eame when you buy them again. You read the advertioementa in your paper, see where the beet .nlue. are offered, make uo vour liat. and out( you a:o and a:et it over "'ith in a jiffy! Count your blet~ina:a, my """···-th:ev are many." Be practlcalthliCbrl•tmaa. Come In todlfi.JI~ let Ullbow you how G-£ Hotpolnt Eleth"k Ranee brlnp new economy, ntw dna!laeu, an: -.nor fNMom. Lnrn howHotpolnt'• accurate .ut:Ofltlllic control afrapllhcooktn& GENERAL. ELECTRIC ELECTRIC '·r ------·'..:.'.;'·:...-. Truat the producta advertioecl In thia !lead the adnrtioemenb and simplify your •hoPPina:. RANGE n~w•n•""r. ' • -· ;;~~r~:rm:lrhaoU:tbh~ere !i IU<h an eiOII!ellt ) " ·. . ,. .,. ' ....... . .... o!ii ' ' ' l .. , -..'. �• ... '=:~ -!.;tU , I _ .>£ .' •• .'· l '· - · I r - ,£ •r J .. ~l~SE &~lliPDL S ~ ·. OF HE "'~­ ·'~ J ' f illue Devil~ ~m Clear litI', Of.. eatue . . Uli.J s'j*tJW& CL~Ul;JED , ·•· Cham ADVERTISJNL S£C'I\IQN 1""' like tbia • ....... to... '' JACKSON IS SECOND Alao Undefeated; Pome· ray Loaea Only To J,.earue Champa (11 pt.) Tht;! ~ramble Cor leadllll pooltlonti 1n u~ Southea.stem onto hllh 15Choo1 football 1ea8ue was completed wltb the final pmee or the 1933 l:ZC!*Iiae. Mli!i>'t ~1\a kAtoiP, Tf>E «.c>LO · F·l!loM, 'TI-lE oo.;,.,....,y ·TI-lE $:i:"''P\0 P.,NO ""Tt\E RbG- . YAe'B. . AR'e: Mf D"""'Y·.....~Wt~. ... aeason Thanksgiving Day with Gallipolis leadlnK 1\Dd Ja.ciUion second place for the cllamplonshlp, nelt~r team bavlng lost IL g11.me whlle the PomiD'Oy high school team fini5Md the race ln third place aft.er aetUng o.tr to a. bad start. oe,utpotle completed their league I:IChedule when they detea.t.ed Ath- EAST SPILLER gained four yards througl1 Army':-s line on an oft'- em November 11 by a 32 to 0 score. tbelr Thank:IJiiVIllg contest with Pt. Pleasant ending In :e1ue t~. . Yan'kee Stadium. New• York, ~efure a crowd of l to 7 tie. Tbt! DeVIls won sUI: conference aames thiE. season with a total of 1'14 pa!P.ts to their opponents 12. The Jackson eleveu clo5ed th~tr 1932 slate 1.q1defeate;i, wlnnl.ng 1lve league contP.Sts with a total or 150 point.a to their opponent& 13. Jack· 1se.r Old Ea,lilh cu.ta• 'l'be tul'mlters 11f Lhe :1uUse Vf euUl· 0101111, [,unillll:!, nr.1st r<Jmm ~ thei r h11ti II ;It'D Ntn ifl i: 0::U(I.Ifil' 0\Jt, Or mak lu' 11 lpet!eh. 111 ;.l 1urt , '''lf~ll ­ :o left, lac Bund&Y aeoompanied , by Mr. and M·a. Rtl.lph Webb to evt•r to:ey lll'C on tlu•!r f eel. Hut visit her brother J. 3 . .flruhhart of wl•c-n 8l'l1tt>~l, t.nht art: Y.urn ........f.Aol SandyvlUe, 1W V.&. Jller'~; Wf!ek l,.. I aon defeated Wellston ln their au· nue.l turkey day tilt by a score- of 31 to 7. Jackson however had a much casler schedule then O~t.lll­ polb and does not deservt! to be ranked with the Blue Devils. The leasue records for the 1932 aeason of the two leading teanls, arc Qalllpol1&--Ncw Boston, 43 to 0; Pomeroy 26 toO; Logan 13 to 8; CIUC SPO&T8 DUIS ;,u ~~~ ••• .,, ,...,~ _. ,.,_r.,ll. t. r.;, ,,.J Middleport 19 to O; Wellston 46 to O; Atbons, 22 tG o. Jnckson- New J!.ooton 21 to 6; Nelsonville M to O; LORan Z6. to o; Kldclleport 13 to 6; Wellston 31 to '1 . Pomeroy who had forlj,ed into 1;,1\lrd place by their victory oVCl' I'lelso.nv11le, November 12, secured their hold on that position by dc-ft~at4li their trndltlona.l rivaL-;, MJI,idleport., l.lr n sco1c of 26 to 0. Jj, ,.,.,., .,., • • i• NIV T ,-1. :lrcrc'• a eot~\-iflce drn• -..·ilh a a~y..Jr ,.u,t IOTc. ....,... "'.(. ls 'ia qr orucer·rc4 Reckd It ~ the convertible a~linf, so f'Oialv tbi1 IC~ lt't Jutt thr rfiJ ~ J for ~he fot'llball sames or c9l1Cfj: wear. And It b tqwdly at home lor A~IZ/'-lEAlDI. f\.10 GREAI Mfi;>71 cA.oJ F'II:;'J·I'I'EI2S. I'IAV£ MADE A Hl'r 0/J lloiE CoAST! ,._!F"AANKIE o S~d 15 cents (h1 •tamps or .-.un) lo Fa:;hion Bureau. Write urdull~ and plainly your name a nd full ;ul· dress, the number of the panen1 and the •in you want. Alldres~ it;: your letter in the iollo-,- \l":l)" : - I$A'fTAGLIA • SENSA'T'IONAL YOUNG MIDDLEWEIGI·fl; W!.lO PACKS A iERl<!lF<C WALLOP! . , ~1 ..• • Just To Please • " •• ~ .•• " . ., " " "• ·I ,, !I YOU '• •" " .,.."" . " -. . .,.the .full· _to ,p. Y,I!IU' ., " ~·l the �• ... '=:~ -!.;tU , I _ .>£ .' •• .'· l '· - · I r - ,£ •r J .. ~l~SE &~lliPDL S ~ ·. OF HE "'~­ ·'~ J ' f illue Devil~ ~m Clear litI', Of.. eatue . . Uli.J s'j*tJW& CL~Ul;JED , ·•· Cham ADVERTISJNL S£C'I\IQN 1""' like tbia • ....... to... '' JACKSON IS SECOND Alao Undefeated; Pome· ray Loaea Only To J,.earue Champa (11 pt.) Tht;! ~ramble Cor leadllll pooltlonti 1n u~ Southea.stem onto hllh 15Choo1 football 1ea8ue was completed wltb the final pmee or the 1933 l:ZC!*Iiae. Mli!i>'t ~1\a kAtoiP, Tf>E «.c>LO · F·l!loM, 'TI-lE oo.;,.,....,y ·TI-lE $:i:"''P\0 P.,NO ""Tt\E RbG- . YAe'B. . AR'e: Mf D"""'Y·.....~Wt~. ... aeason Thanksgiving Day with Gallipolis leadlnK 1\Dd Ja.ciUion second place for the cllamplonshlp, nelt~r team bavlng lost IL g11.me whlle the PomiD'Oy high school team fini5Md the race ln third place aft.er aetUng o.tr to a. bad start. oe,utpotle completed their league I:IChedule when they detea.t.ed Ath- EAST SPILLER gained four yards througl1 Army':-s line on an oft'- em November 11 by a 32 to 0 score. tbelr Thank:IJiiVIllg contest with Pt. Pleasant ending In :e1ue t~. . Yan'kee Stadium. New• York, ~efure a crowd of l to 7 tie. Tbt! DeVIls won sUI: conference aames thiE. season with a total of 1'14 pa!P.ts to their opponents 12. The Jackson eleveu clo5ed th~tr 1932 slate 1.q1defeate;i, wlnnl.ng 1lve league contP.Sts with a total or 150 point.a to their opponent& 13. Jack· 1se.r Old Ea,lilh cu.ta• 'l'be tul'mlters 11f Lhe :1uUse Vf euUl· 0101111, [,unillll:!, nr.1st r<Jmm ~ thei r h11ti II ;It'D Ntn ifl i: 0::U(I.Ifil' 0\Jt, Or mak lu' 11 lpet!eh. 111 ;.l 1urt , '''lf~ll ­ :o left, lac Bund&Y aeoompanied , by Mr. and M·a. Rtl.lph Webb to evt•r to:ey lll'C on tlu•!r f eel. Hut visit her brother J. 3 . .flruhhart of wl•c-n 8l'l1tt>~l, t.nht art: Y.urn ........f.Aol SandyvlUe, 1W V.&. Jller'~; Wf!ek l,.. I aon defeated Wellston ln their au· nue.l turkey day tilt by a score- of 31 to 7. Jackson however had a much casler schedule then O~t.lll­ polb and does not deservt! to be ranked with the Blue Devils. The leasue records for the 1932 aeason of the two leading teanls, arc Qalllpol1&--Ncw Boston, 43 to 0; Pomeroy 26 toO; Logan 13 to 8; CIUC SPO&T8 DUIS ;,u ~~~ ••• .,, ,...,~ _. ,.,_r.,ll. t. r.;, ,,.J Middleport 19 to O; Wellston 46 to O; Atbons, 22 tG o. Jnckson- New J!.ooton 21 to 6; Nelsonville M to O; LORan Z6. to o; Kldclleport 13 to 6; Wellston 31 to '1 . Pomeroy who had forlj,ed into 1;,1\lrd place by their victory oVCl' I'lelso.nv11le, November 12, secured their hold on that position by dc-ft~at4li their trndltlona.l rivaL-;, MJI,idleport., l.lr n sco1c of 26 to 0. Jj, ,.,.,., .,., • • i• NIV T ,-1. :lrcrc'• a eot~\-iflce drn• -..·ilh a a~y..Jr ,.u,t IOTc. ....,... "'.(. ls 'ia qr orucer·rc4 Reckd It ~ the convertible a~linf, so f'Oialv tbi1 IC~ lt't Jutt thr rfiJ ~ J for ~he fot'llball sames or c9l1Cfj: wear. And It b tqwdly at home lor A~IZ/'-lEAlDI. f\.10 GREAI Mfi;>71 cA.oJ F'II:;'J·I'I'EI2S. I'IAV£ MADE A Hl'r 0/J lloiE CoAST! ,._!F"AANKIE o S~d 15 cents (h1 •tamps or .-.un) lo Fa:;hion Bureau. Write urdull~ and plainly your name a nd full ;ul· dress, the number of the panen1 and the •in you want. Alldres~ it;: your letter in the iollo-,- \l":l)" : - I$A'fTAGLIA • SENSA'T'IONAL YOUNG MIDDLEWEIGI·fl; W!.lO PACKS A iERl<!lF<C WALLOP! . , ~1 ..• • Just To Please • " •• ~ .•• " . ., " " "• ·I ,, !I YOU '• •" " .,.."" . " -. . .,.the .full· _to ,p. Y,I!IU' ., " ~·l the �.. l., I. • -.......' .. . ; - - - - - -- - - ··· READERS' NOTICE - If. you 'w6nt WE"~~w~~~'>J.,"' . the News 011\ee .of J'he :Oall1 Tribune, call 286-L; If the Bualneas Oftlee ask for 202-R. &nd wrmer fonllht anrt Wl'dnuda;r. .... NEWS SERYIOE Anniversary Sale SPEAKER '5 CH~IR BATTlt IS STARt ALL THIS WEEK. Great Saerlllee on Ladle•' Coati.,.· Dr•••• aqd _Salts. . Of PARTY T Bittinpr Pledae All New Faii19JI St)'lea. . . ~pport sucrn orr ~f ~. 5. -£ Refuaeo RRIS S~lS II~ ENGliSH fA~OflS Dixie to lCieigs WAR DEBTS To Green Say• Federation Muot Let WO&'Id Know· Of Demanda To Manafleld Man BACKED' BY- WHITE A1:cuaeJ Go"""'or Of LOOK! UNBILJIVABLB -· PRICES - c.,q;., Before And In· duotry; Par Cut Wam• in1 Given Bru~Anr Faith Juat Belore With Him Colwnbua, ...; ()::--Nov. .. 29.-INSo- Kuttf!y in hia own party waa UlrrileMd. today apln5~ Governor otnclnn&U, 0 ., beGrie ., ii ! IUue~ next &ftM.lOn..'of "Stolen Car" Js Found On ~treet In Middl~port Admission 35c EUf:HRE ---------- ,.i f:. - - - - - ..... ' Owner For1ot Where Hel l.eft it ond Thou1ht it I l Had Been Taken '" '. ~ Ewl~g's ' ..If .•. - . t -· ·I or Your Gr~ceries; I Your Fresh Meats;..' ·"Yoqr Fr~sb ~Vegetables; Your. Fniits.: ."· . . .. - aow Uu• lli&t.Q a tuy ' ' ' ~"-h.( ·,.~•u ln&J :.bop, ~;e~·~nd g. real t.u l'ftU\11 and' j~st now. flfKlt ~tee o( our Banta likl~ (:b.u~ .J at lowt~t.' pooslblr. ~rill~· . fAa we yoU ~Ukht . a& the U . ·'•• .• " drioltl' &he .! •, -., • .. ~ yo• don 't see UN ltefor.e yoa ltuy, ~& wt.U be a di~~&ppolnt­ l&ems 1.. our linn for Chris&~ &hat. WW .nt,ake: 111efal rlft.s ' .. . ~ flfr fNlWh pt!l'!iott~ AM well 8 ....... CJ&III BaUoon WID be riven .. • Yer:r "" . ol ' " ....... J'reRIOll' tftday bt call bUJ l.eJII ~I'OIU m~n t to ttle 1·hlldN'n on CbriM&mu Day. " •· D¥m:der• Were· . ' 1'\ter.e' ; , to •• " • ' I&Wf!Jt n;ul'll.et price' and the,. are all n11w arid lntenlliiDJ" • -.. "" •• Sevflral Arre•ted in Cillciq'a,ti . Dialurl$a~e11 Band io E.c:orted From Toledoi ·,by- Poli<e \y,~ 'rile loy department ' is nuw opt)• and rea.dJ ~ --.. • Then! are many lo f·!U•b chlld;ullC'ompanlr• by thf'lr pal1'nifl viAii.l.b~r our toy ' Df'p!l.rtmf' nt. ' Card Tablet . . - - - .. - - - . - .... - - 55c Christmas Card~ an if E... elopea,' 21 fi>r SOc 18 for - - .. - ....... - - - . - . .. ........ 2Sc Chriotmaa Poot Cardo .. ...... - - - - .. - 1c Electric Tr.,. Outfit& __ ....... . ..... 39c Peppet ... .. ... - . - - . . . . 20c lb. 2 lb1. 35c . . Rea~• - _.. 2lbs. Sc, $2.14 jler lOOllba. i Calib•11• . .. . -. . . . . - - . - - - -. 100 lba 90c · On.iono 1Olb.. . . . . . - . . . .... - . . . Ulc Coffee lb. _.. __ _______ _. ..... - - . . . 1 7c : Rolled Oata, 7 lbs _... _.. - ...... .... 25c ••• When you buy from. o11r 11tDre, you know &hiLt yoa pi. the best. quality mods moMy lllan bu, yq'kn.ow rno~y ' with day11 heN In oar community, and you ••t rht! Jll&nlta.ry - ~frlpration, lb-'- yo.w llnow ·and. etaht commltterl • Jo.nelf; xa• Comecliea Stan Laurel EupllapMe- . T....., aft4 Wed-..,, ' . . NO\'..zt.... J (I i.ba& aud ciMn ftll venti- lated 1l.ore. 'h·d we au ahlf' W offrr J011 thl' Vfii"Y bel& at I MAllO: 11(11'11 Pomeroy, 0. ~'EMMA" > DUIISLD. aemwea. loWI!IIi. price!>!. ·Ewint'• Cash Grocery Oliver Hardy J• ' :. roo lo&VGR-- 1-..,.. . ,ComedJ,! ' CRY-II,.t ....... ! •'()W. Can~ · " I WI;Oel ......... I JhnllfiH D'a u..a.o tile .., wbit .,,_, : II Toyland Opepa Dec.·3d ·Annex .at Middleport; .· ~d ~~ ... .·.,.~ ·'., """"~"" ~ at ~atlptl. J.N. Rattif.iuna&.sone Co. '\ . - . ' ~ ·~~•• :•r _~,. ,. ··:: ~~~;:~~;:;~~=~~=:=~~; ;;~iii c-.!h.··o . ,. ' ,\. Comp&nJ Ob.iecto to tiler O..laj itt.. Cliartln1 , HiiJhor Ltt> reuon Of we 'II secift kind or force,". w.bot ""' ~ • - Ayno Sa,-o Sl• AdJolla~ We 1vant. free ••• lbe ptftllllll wa-r By WILLIAM S. NEAL INS St11 rr Corrffiponder.t 1JitahhJnaccn. Nev. 29.-IN&-~- Proll._. .p... N- has 'beetll t.urned hra.dqu;arlrl'l\. ailr: ror a yate ••mdctlar a - · II, even If you d1• uot ftr bu!lll)f;NH, ~d we tssure you t.hat. • '"•• ::uz....:r~_~:.~.~f:: ......... foliCIWf'l'fl"., _: '_ . 39.~- -- " Tailored Suits $~.7~, $~~~5, $9.95 ~ ~ .\nd his - $10.75 Coats now 12.75 Coate now 16.75 Coats now 22.75' ..Coa1s n~w ' 27.50 Coats now 37.50 Coats DQW 49.75 Coats now 58.75 Coats n9w ~ \_ -. to d ~ioratton: not wtU!dmwn from t.ht! 8 P.M. .PINOCU: . let the world knoW we in f'HPODW to GW sendlni a messa.ve ul Bitt.lnacr went b\wUb RF.FRF.SIIMF.NTS ··- I of ' SACRED HEART SCHOOL WED. NOV. 30th. tt\'e...- diaappamted at the a·e.. hll own candidacy, J. leader, ftatly re· hh; support. to trulol'8ement by thO waB announced late y~~ - "T- ''P'orOB" ot ..LHic:lr eotm&rJ an t.h& for • of A8hllnd, pres- ·- -. U11e Pederatlon ~r of UlLI! new Blat.. Rc!pr'[.!ICTttatiVf'S, Nov. 2t-IN&- t.breat.enitll" to WhiLe' for hiJII at.temp& to iNitall Frank Qavt, Mo.n11fMd dNn· u '- TO CARRY ISSUE , .Green llt ~lkes , I lllholiot ,_ explat~. ~­ boycot:tl!l alatl -~· ,,.. WI Ord~ � 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 28, 1932 antill duncan gates wright