https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7f5e0a886c9de765eff247dc8e389250.pdf 11bac479615159d34ed8005b338baa70 PDF Text Text 'f ~UII ·' " • ·. , OHIO $TAll NUICUII · ' .. "' . . BASH AN HIGH ST AND 0 ~ OLUW 8 V S . UTH Hl • ' Youths Sell First Seals RllJAl>ERS' NOTICE - 1! 1011 .1!J&nt t)le N ewo OQiee of -The Dally Tribune, eall 288-L; If tbe · Jluslne.. After • Office uk for 202-11. SERVICE FULL • ........... .. 1.~ ... ~..; ... .... ' .. RESTRICTIHNS IN ~ Aided Jailbreak '. TO ·o£ SUGGEST f 1 • ' MlftCHEHS LEAVE Sk~~~Tal•s Gi•eo C~lUMBUS AFTER en Needed Why More ' ' Nut S~EIO!Nt N~IGHT Three Tarr Wife ! ~RESIDENT lnv~ti,ratiDI . lEUUliNG lAW Current That Hoo..er Will Veto Comm· &..Bill ittee, 'Tio Said - ·~· AS GROUP OBJEO'$ '' . " ' ' . I \ \ . ·'• ,'......'" "-···· ' "_... .... ~·. . New :Eicctri~.: Theatre ........... ; ! ···- ··I --· ·-· -·-· '"If ! ~ tl ...... --·....... -· ~ -~ ' ,. ( T . .da.Jc)and Wf!llnetdny, No'l. !9-:10 · ~· ' I, One lot of ladieo Fine Coab $76,00, $65,00, $59,00 Coato with fun of renuine Fox, Bad· rer, . Mink, . .veri Peni.in Lamb, Fitch-A'II b..U.ftful oet. . extra larre and extra fine with fur on al~m ami wool fine elotholll the new wea•eo, .. ' .... ,. .. ~ ·. ' Welfare l I. ~f~E i all "EMMA" DRF:SM.ER, · Rk'har4 · CioJiiweq, Jdd lli!nhnJt Harte DrnN~ tfte·•'ar who mat:" YOUR CHOICE '~il: iA.umt !IJ'd CRY-But_always ...ofs ,ou hat',. ' J Ohio ~mora :~~#f.~~ I montt•. I ~ ed b)' OOYernor Georat! OUt 01' prl.eOn. onty • few ld1led ........ him, ..... o.,:~ tbe -c~ ~~Di-=:~: ~ ' Ja '.· ~ ~~=~!:: . on Ter.timony of Wife in 'Crueaome C••t ~-, 1 ··:· - Wea:t Unlf>'n, 0., Nov. 3G-tN8. ' 1 .~ PtaliP8 a po.s!!.lble rsoa.pe atteln,Jlt. count)" oJ'Ucera todaY kept a. c\om! auat'd over VirgO Yaukee, :1:2, rormJ . Ander.;on , Wltlhm -er ~nma.te or the J4ansfield Reform· ~~I Malln~e 4 P. M. Tm•Ndu.y- Sohnut, %Oe E'tol')', who was Indicted ··4--· ::-'>f .. ,. ~ One lot of. Coati, f49.60, &;,:11 · $46.00 Coab with Badrer, ~lrik. Wolff, Fox, Fitch and Marten furo. All beautiflally made. l.arre fluffy ae~, trimmed euff,;' ti:O ·-... .. ... ·~ - ~~~ ~.·~-. ~~ tJo;.._ . ·. -., ·.•. aizea. •' ' t"-- . W. '.' / ' I ~ : '• - letJalatur&. ... . ~~ toward fltops at and otrarfl i&!l In from ~ ma.rchers. Contl.ln also revealed that he had followed Lhe bonus army Into Wuhinrtan. sel.Hill' tear 1'&8 to the has been ;~pt.c;c Hent to Washington Nevtlle ChA.mbl>rJain, of the E"Chequer al\tla:unctd. In tile HotL'Ie of Conunons thl:l 'rttmoon. Sir Donald Lindsay, B ~ IU&h Am- bl.s.lador to Washington, w111 hand the note lio Secre\.ury St!m10n t.Omonow or Stnte pollee IDlma.ny towns, lnclud- 111&' Loraln and Premont, he said. ~ • ""' - l'qtiND STEBUNO JW,LJII~ '.. l.ondon,.Kov. 30-IJ't18-The pound ~IIDI tnjoyed a. sharp i-aUy Oil ' ww London Bxcbanp today . Obentnc at •ua ~, a 111lu, or Dint. from yeaterday'a cloSe, 1~ the ~ loai & point In Q:ae first hou!' Dt ..tadinc but ~en atanect O. - B~IIY e . rtacbinf .S:21 s.borU,y alter 1 ctC~t. Ph.IC'CI.'-'Ons continued however, and at 2::10 P. M . t.hc Pound was at u.~ . • ; xeste~a)' J. O jllen, AUIWI\. fi111t.--degree murdf'r· chiU'fe b.l Aokermau wUl meet 011 u.death .ot Mrs. JORephlne Ha.wes, t.ire Monda!t 1-0 complete; tJielr eommltW reJM,~·t to the state ~ ~ . ' Attitqde on Debt. in Paril Serioualy Affec:tt Action in l:.ondon ondl•.J.~'!'.' . ' '· Can1" Aloo Newo 0~ ' llhi-RIIIl aeoordhvr '" Se11~ John IRed)wbo bad ex.-«movlct, .• .... ~ . • Einstein !etused AS ComiWhistic . ,. '" . ...' ' ... can· -... WomaD Patriot Corporation Aokt That He be Refut· ed AdmiiiiOD Hore ·-.. -.... ~ Wet Sol011t to Demof tual Abolithment of ., , _ _ Gr<l!all ' . ·..- ' -· ... • ·-· •.. " -·. A BIG VARIETY OF ·-. ld.~ WOOL DRESSES, - • ·$2.96 . and $3.95 •• -. , patina S)'IICapaton i fumlola mutic, · Cblltlrea · , of hi&Ja ocbool are or lift· 1· lin' 1- llll illliitl :Zoe. •A8t' I.f)'f OF . FINE SILK ~- . . .tiful •.,.... - $h.I0~110w . ' ' Packed In Apple "~ Boxea, Killed At Re1•" ular lntervalo · 11 lnfan~ awt J.~ N. Aekennan (RI 6f OIOIOW>d, ,.........,., .lnrplrat:lon for U1.: mcommenda$1on eame In ~ from the re<,.nlt I brutal murder oommittOO •' . ' . OVER BARN FIR~: ,, i ·'. .............. . -. . . ' ·.. ' ' . '· . C~fuedYl"Birthday .Biuea" ~'!Our 1lhe ecmmtttee bellevel thaL par49QR are panted au too h..-elv b" .··ibea •• ltoir· nrletJ· 4 ,, -.., ... . Who Writeo Letter F'M· · lowillr Quarrel Witll;t 11 Neirhbor il • llOITlDllttee leo.med todaY. One lot of ~M. :W..-. $29.110 jllll $U.OO. All c.olo.n anti SPt;CIAL :THIS SALE InvestJa&Wll 1NURMHmN ·~..$ SENT U~FFitEIIS: .. . BY lNGR~ 1 ln lt9 partlally-compieted nnal f(>. port-, lntematlonal Nf!W!' BerviCt'•i The Furs aton~ OT) these tOats· make:. them look twice as expensive as th~ . Sale' price we are as~c.· ing, Don't miss these valu~. • t ~ •.: - Cc,Jumbus, 0,, Nov. 30. - INS BhiU'P rtstrlctlcms on the oardonlnl pcwer of the- ~ovemor of Ohi!J ..-e ~ended by thfl: St.at.• Beautiful Coats . ·• ' PROPOSED 1By Democrato; Will ·Not Be Party To Weakenina Pr~oent Law To Number Of Releaoeo Give• To Priaonero By Ol!io Go'vernora .... Mll RHUS£ TO SIGN In Report Of Welf..., 'It~ ... ·?- • • • El~Chulft. G ,, ' l !' BIES UNEARTH£. BODIES OF FIVE • �.. -- · -:~~ ,, ~=~--·-·. ' I -.. -~~ .., • • • • • - 11"1 . ........ ~ ,. . .. News ~AT, 1!-IO.ltn~ -- . ,t ;') ..... ..., "' ! ' A pennl·a-po1nt ll1n't much you're buying mtlroad t ptket:. C~Up aJona: ~!Jowly 1n )'OUr bidJtut tt'l qult-e a lot w~ :;ou're din& for the ~t l'UDf ~· be ~ P\Q'Cha&J.ua pm.s or \l'tiO<brl.... .. ... .. ... ~ -- ..' . .,. ' I • •.••.. . .•• ••••••• • ,Jt Pue MonUl ... ••• •••.• ••• • • M I .. •. :• ....... ' '.. . • • ... "l'bree Uonthll • • .. • .. • •.. .. • • 4JlO ! ....... " ... " • .. • •• t.OO S1ll Montbl .. . . • . • . •.. • .. .. • • ~ One Year '4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M.OO .""' ' 'FoLLOW JEsUS-Be ye kind one ;,-.~"oihe;,-~n· · der-!l~arted , lo~giving one another, even as God for Chrlot'o Bllke bath forgiven you.-Ephesians 4:32. WALK Wl'I'H CHRIST-As yc have ~eefved Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in and built up in him , and stablished in the have been taught, abounding therein with -Colossians 2 :6,7 . ,.. ' . .. I I ... .. _ jj ., '"___'' , ',..., ,""·· ..... -. ' :; ,; :.:. J ), ......... ··,....,._ -· --· J'\ ·-· . .I ' -· ~ ~ c;.; ., ·' ~ ~ ""-" -· ,..., ~· ~.. ~ ·---· -- :s.~ ·~--- . .,_ ..... "" ~· t · ·~· ··-' -· ... -. -·..-·.. " • - -· ...·- -... BQrpol!l &Iami or == Just I 1-ea.ch - - fiiure the peualtie.s. Then At that rate it 1lii uu }Q, tj;C It. becomes a ne~. way of .stamp;:!d!ng t.be rent money . board · go baek t.o BOID.C reliable Sune wr.ter polo ar wide end r'UD8. for the Cllcteker - Bravado Evaporated in Court CC.t.' nm~r nnel well: · .• the "depre&dOll" -- as ' f ' • I H B. Houck anti tamny y Oapt. T. 8, Hanes is at Portsmouth a. guest of h is ·son Ru!'iseH [ eause cf the fatlini temperataure. Beu are two 't'eclpes that flt No- TERRIBLE CONDITIONS RECENT disclOHul·• of the murder of the mother of six children in Adams County but empl!asl;es the fact that ten·ible living eondition/-1. exist even amop1 ciVilize~ communitie~ today. The case in question reveals that a 15-year-old daughter in company with a man yean her B<!nlor,, helped to dispose of the bod.i\1 bt hell' mother after be had murdered her and then tile ~rlrl con1panled him to other parts of the •lllte to Jlllll'l'Y ·-·· .. , A complete Investigation of the sordid , -wHI doubt show juiJt what squalor and other 'con. 'l dli-io!l• existed In the home where such thin!!• poBBible. To fully Ul\dentnnd such a eSHary for one to go buck for a conaider&ble imoglne just what parenthood mean~ In children can be reared so lacking In Jove and their 'parenta that such an unspeakable altair Surely a girl of tbut age, if she had had any chan~e at all in her previous llfe, IJOUld hardly lfo the things she iB Bllid to have ndmitted following the 111urder of 1101' I ~%f.l'~~:;-~~~~~:i!lf;~ mother. 1; Among otber thin1111 that this crime hl\ij qoue, is \0 put before the citizens of Ohio, in no uucertljln toQllB, th•' 1·;11 great neeesoity fo•· all the welfa1·e work the sl!!te cnn J?Ot>albly do. When ouch a teJTible affair can an4' in the midst of a ci\'ili1.ation in u Mtate tedly one of the leading ~u ii.IJ respeCts, cet'tainly shown '111'1 from· thilt"oitatilmen~-ot "ilo'f'\l.c~I!S,I'l' proper rearing of our children. . . . The great trouble with too many of ilo ls ·th't we .\:0 too comtent with our own conditions and we t'h lnk such thlnlf8 as this cannot happen, but we see merely the yeneer of kuma.11ity and not at all wh~t I• really h ~~·en·· I~~~~ ing In the out of way and sparsely populat!'d d~cts . ··- IUld famUy .. • Capt. W. ~- HanM l.s home !ram thee Stf'.amer Tu-En-Die- Wel for o EcoDODIJ . Spa.el;; few day11. , F C. Whlt.f'bolL~ , prer>l.dcnt uf the H. C . Whl.tmer Oo, of Columbm:; Indiana. and district manager M1 Buckner we~ cuests of Mr. and Mrs C G . Houck Saturday. ' Try p!.'tlzelli a.nd 100 cream fur a Snack ,a.t nta:ht-whetber co~­ pa.ny 18 prese.At or not: .(lc4fee, tea, cocoe. or a1ly Hot. boVem1e. wm blend witb tJl.t.&. l.Ql.UIR.IBI ~t taste- ~A-te Mrs. Thom81! Reynolds is qulr.c> lH ful dllli. ·• · 1 ' o.t UlU\ time. Another cho"'t.ce uoetum&l morsel oouutry a:arebtt, which i& eaiY to make. wnne tilUrrlna: 8: '1ablfapoon.. is of melted butter, • slowly~ ~­ quart.en. of n: cup HICKORY CHAPEL .... ful of ftop.r in the sam~ qua.n.t;.!ty ot mJlk and Harold Love of Huntington , spent the Thanbglting holtde.ys wit.h hm parents. Mr And Mrs quarterof a cuP of rn11k and cook '"'balf ,...,.l!'J1Uld rnmu~oa.· "''""' ·, _ "' 1 ,of ·aon.. ~ m~se. 1:. ., Harry Love .. . ·l!eU<\n IV!th ~nne ~·ugm>.f!r, o,n~ Q. ~b cu~ In """" p~o<,. salt, 1 of mus~. ~Ulnf to stir untll the dl6eoo lS fully mel.ied. l,t 1.& eerved on blft.t.a! '1at't!l'B or &ke rods. cri.ckera:. Mr. and MN herl Hunttnaton, visited ai... who _. rortaae. Prildt~·· hl&eneat: In paueq8f, ClluleiJ d• HOUSEHOLD HINTS ctuu., '... To emove- starch and syrup !'talDIS from tabOO UDeo, Wal:lh in lukewarm .,.terieu .,.., tmd aeells ia Wn to ~·· De &mi~ wuttld "~ at GaadelHpe. llu\ ......... water. THE Rrtilrond CommiHsiou I ! ~ Jr ~ MiMes Marie , Elva and Beu ~ blJt Bamf'U , ~lr and Mr~ Doll)• Doolittle and chtldn•11 ReY Johi'IMn wtts thli' llllle!-:i of C. A & lr:N' i\lld Sunday. d lnnN f:J.m\lv by well vestlgation tor it may alford that by the l[l'eatest single indU>ltl'Y in be saved '11nd by !laving it, keep U1e e1it:lre ture of the country intact. The railroads are a force which must be reason~ \ J·~~~~t~~~?~~~~. that it is Inconceivable with for so many many people will attempt to tear this great tran•I10rtatlon I system into shreds. If a combination whereby the buses, airplane• railro•d• may be welded Into one common group wb•or<•bY ~ I the transportation problems of this count1')', are to be cart!d fllr, a uew outlook for business can be eafely cticted. Whenevet• our t•ailroads l4fl! boomitttJg~,e~~t;~::~~{. Is boojlllng, whenever om· l'aill'Oads falter ~ ters wJth them. In fact the country Is so tied a11n~d~!~~:~::~ b)' raliroads thnt we mu•t. "" a matter of oelf p ...,,_., make i"some provisions whereby the interests of the rnil- Vftdisi;;{,, road are safeguarded. ' ' I~ Is to be sincerely hoped that the proaent commission, qonJJistin,g of some of the country's bo>lt mlntls, will ftnd sifrne means whereby the faltering steam lllle& may be reSUl1'tlcted with now strength which wlll 11ive new iw' ' petus and new ambition to all other industries. I . tampa, Florida· Offera Muy Dioti~o:tive Featurea: GIV. toUR . ' THP.&E DINING ROOMS ' TOP 0 ' TH& TOWN" ·~00 l>inhail kooJD $2.50 ' $3.00 " ' . CA:FET£RIA . t,. \ .13~·stf COFFEE SHOf Tbla D41... f ..... ,., f .-' Sjnale: (With Ballo) Cumplele Sen~ (Bvery Diiub1e: '~ Madamjo! Do JOU Jmow that lt't ~l~ve* ~ be "( d!pl*? He.:e'i !I habit you can readily c:ultivaleo &nd, r.ou'll (ind many 'of you• ltett fr~d•· follalwin& it. 1 Depart; meat. open lhrltOUl eKUre rear) .CENl'&&L ' ' LOOAnON L&.;.op~t. MPllo larpt~ ' . ~ ' ' wlo®wlo • ' Barbel' !lkoP. JkadJ Parlor ' , I!J'l'BAM IlEAl' ' . ' ' Crel!k awl 'J'IIrUdl Balbi. ~oaf oa...' Col•••nlmcoo, C. J. JAC:kSCJIN, Mill:•. .. ., . ..' ::~;.e~r~~ that you wallt to pin& next · take· it with JOU• ' ( '' . .' ,. \· you're shop• item ~ · notice and " '~! ...... DOO.RCDIIS IJOOM1HS .. (" ' "·-· ,, ' ~ • f " . . of parent •. 114r. o.nd Mn W T. Wlle)', SW1d11.~ Mr and Mrs. Lo1U11e Chatt!n were Sunday guE"Lts ct Mr. umt Mm. Wlll Setl and fumlly Mr and M~ 'J. Wilbur Baxter nr.d thJ:ee Children, 9o-ere viHitmg her mc;ther, Mrs Mary Swll'l hcr, Sunday. Th~e V!Bitlug a t lhe home of R H . McCuDc.ch, SUnday, Wf'!"e Mrs Clm"ra kincadc ~mel lia.tle son Roy ~.aal .. by awed MaJor •• Jnme.s her w' THE RAILROAD SITUATION SUGGESTION as roported -~ · ~- bid IUif 1 ~ .. .. _ =. ,.,-=; . No"VttmiJer 1S tbe mon::.ll · wbep both t}le eold and the hot dablty r.;:ttnJI to be in order-one l!uprtn~ bula.W!e at lt& dellcloueneU. whne tho other c1&m.on for att.ei:tot.km be• JHE ' l)qt" BO'Ifl AND COLDN By Bett}' thutlay therefore rehim' Rooted faith, as , ye thanksgiving. 1nlaelnr. -- ==="'9"-:- ' ,. I'" 1' • «''1- .And nero's ,t.ba aood bullet.lna lOl ~ alape. And u your opponents too bridle tend.el'8. U you set em· double. dOn't take in too much When you 6Lart ftgurtna peO.u•w :· : tle7.ded tJWteen..Vi.cU -Cil a J1'&'ld terJ;J.tory. stop Uu1 lXJMer. n;on·~. eiiiJTl, doabled and mlollbled, you l~lt B•t. vour pa.rtner. Even MU....Srl• out bt doll&l~ you ;u-e swiinmlng In the red. And the !S'J8 t.lU.'lc1$'S til , , , a.rc 6Ct rror ao.ooo polnts. UDICIIIl'lbtiPfrom hd.! collapsible pU!l,){t •• ~ • I .' '. "'i1R.ytt\g The mvc:lsu.u wbo.•dvertiae with ut are &lad to have JO!I' uk' for tpecific merchan· diae. Aad tcNJI,~qle. helpful to refer to the advertiaenient whell Jou're riaht in the ttore. i"• At all • ..,...., a:.cliPJtlnr pinned to your ohoppiq lift h1illli you to remember thit partic:ular en:Ma. It oimplifieo and lbotteno a ~llr-.trip oo much to know what JOU wnt all~ Where to pt it. ~- !".u: • »..:j ~.. " >!!\ '1'4-f,i l.l •• .~b 11rr ~ ' ..o'JI~ .o~ J. ., .• ' I • ' '' �.. -- · -:~~ ,, ~=~--·-·. ' I -.. -~~ .., • • • • • - 11"1 . ........ ~ ,. . .. News ~AT, 1!-IO.ltn~ -- . ,t ;') ..... ..., "' ! ' A pennl·a-po1nt ll1n't much you're buying mtlroad t ptket:. C~Up aJona: ~!Jowly 1n )'OUr bidJtut tt'l qult-e a lot w~ :;ou're din& for the ~t l'UDf ~· be ~ P\Q'Cha&J.ua pm.s or \l'tiO<brl.... .. ... .. ... ~ -- ..' . .,. ' I • •.••.. . .•• ••••••• • ,Jt Pue MonUl ... ••• •••.• ••• • • M I .. •. :• ....... ' '.. . • • ... "l'bree Uonthll • • .. • .. • •.. .. • • 4JlO ! ....... " ... " • .. • •• t.OO S1ll Montbl .. . . • . • . •.. • .. .. • • ~ One Year '4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M.OO .""' ' 'FoLLOW JEsUS-Be ye kind one ;,-.~"oihe;,-~n· · der-!l~arted , lo~giving one another, even as God for Chrlot'o Bllke bath forgiven you.-Ephesians 4:32. WALK Wl'I'H CHRIST-As yc have ~eefved Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in and built up in him , and stablished in the have been taught, abounding therein with -Colossians 2 :6,7 . ,.. ' . .. I I ... .. _ jj ., '"___'' , ',..., ,""·· ..... -. ' :; ,; :.:. J ), ......... ··,....,._ -· --· J'\ ·-· . .I ' -· ~ ~ c;.; ., ·' ~ ~ ""-" -· ,..., ~· ~.. ~ ·---· -- :s.~ ·~--- . .,_ ..... "" ~· t · ·~· ··-' -· ... -. -·..-·.. " • - -· ...·- -... BQrpol!l &Iami or == Just I 1-ea.ch - - fiiure the peualtie.s. Then At that rate it 1lii uu }Q, tj;C It. becomes a ne~. way of .stamp;:!d!ng t.be rent money . board · go baek t.o BOID.C reliable Sune wr.ter polo ar wide end r'UD8. for the Cllcteker - Bravado Evaporated in Court CC.t.' nm~r nnel well: · .• the "depre&dOll" -- as ' f ' • I H B. Houck anti tamny y Oapt. T. 8, Hanes is at Portsmouth a. guest of h is ·son Ru!'iseH [ eause cf the fatlini temperataure. Beu are two 't'eclpes that flt No- TERRIBLE CONDITIONS RECENT disclOHul·• of the murder of the mother of six children in Adams County but empl!asl;es the fact that ten·ible living eondition/-1. exist even amop1 ciVilize~ communitie~ today. The case in question reveals that a 15-year-old daughter in company with a man yean her B<!nlor,, helped to dispose of the bod.i\1 bt hell' mother after be had murdered her and then tile ~rlrl con1panled him to other parts of the •lllte to Jlllll'l'Y ·-·· .. , A complete Investigation of the sordid , -wHI doubt show juiJt what squalor and other 'con. 'l dli-io!l• existed In the home where such thin!!• poBBible. To fully Ul\dentnnd such a eSHary for one to go buck for a conaider&ble imoglne just what parenthood mean~ In children can be reared so lacking In Jove and their 'parenta that such an unspeakable altair Surely a girl of tbut age, if she had had any chan~e at all in her previous llfe, IJOUld hardly lfo the things she iB Bllid to have ndmitted following the 111urder of 1101' I ~%f.l'~~:;-~~~~~:i!lf;~ mother. 1; Among otber thin1111 that this crime hl\ij qoue, is \0 put before the citizens of Ohio, in no uucertljln toQllB, th•' 1·;11 great neeesoity fo•· all the welfa1·e work the sl!!te cnn J?Ot>albly do. When ouch a teJTible affair can an4' in the midst of a ci\'ili1.ation in u Mtate tedly one of the leading ~u ii.IJ respeCts, cet'tainly shown '111'1 from· thilt"oitatilmen~-ot "ilo'f'\l.c~I!S,I'l' proper rearing of our children. . . . The great trouble with too many of ilo ls ·th't we .\:0 too comtent with our own conditions and we t'h lnk such thlnlf8 as this cannot happen, but we see merely the yeneer of kuma.11ity and not at all wh~t I• really h ~~·en·· I~~~~ ing In the out of way and sparsely populat!'d d~cts . ··- IUld famUy .. • Capt. W. ~- HanM l.s home !ram thee Stf'.amer Tu-En-Die- Wel for o EcoDODIJ . Spa.el;; few day11. , F C. Whlt.f'bolL~ , prer>l.dcnt uf the H. C . Whl.tmer Oo, of Columbm:; Indiana. and district manager M1 Buckner we~ cuests of Mr. and Mrs C G . Houck Saturday. ' Try p!.'tlzelli a.nd 100 cream fur a Snack ,a.t nta:ht-whetber co~­ pa.ny 18 prese.At or not: .(lc4fee, tea, cocoe. or a1ly Hot. boVem1e. wm blend witb tJl.t.&. l.Ql.UIR.IBI ~t taste- ~A-te Mrs. Thom81! Reynolds is qulr.c> lH ful dllli. ·• · 1 ' o.t UlU\ time. Another cho"'t.ce uoetum&l morsel oouutry a:arebtt, which i& eaiY to make. wnne tilUrrlna: 8: '1ablfapoon.. is of melted butter, • slowly~ ~­ quart.en. of n: cup HICKORY CHAPEL .... ful of ftop.r in the sam~ qua.n.t;.!ty ot mJlk and Harold Love of Huntington , spent the Thanbglting holtde.ys wit.h hm parents. Mr And Mrs quarterof a cuP of rn11k and cook '"'balf ,...,.l!'J1Uld rnmu~oa.· "''""' ·, _ "' 1 ,of ·aon.. ~ m~se. 1:. ., Harry Love .. . ·l!eU<\n IV!th ~nne ~·ugm>.f!r, o,n~ Q. ~b cu~ In """" p~o<,. salt, 1 of mus~. ~Ulnf to stir untll the dl6eoo lS fully mel.ied. l,t 1.& eerved on blft.t.a! '1at't!l'B or &ke rods. cri.ckera:. Mr. and MN herl Hunttnaton, visited ai... who _. rortaae. Prildt~·· hl&eneat: In paueq8f, ClluleiJ d• HOUSEHOLD HINTS ctuu., '... To emove- starch and syrup !'talDIS from tabOO UDeo, Wal:lh in lukewarm .,.terieu .,.., tmd aeells ia Wn to ~·· De &mi~ wuttld "~ at GaadelHpe. llu\ ......... water. THE Rrtilrond CommiHsiou I ! ~ Jr ~ MiMes Marie , Elva and Beu ~ blJt Bamf'U , ~lr and Mr~ Doll)• Doolittle and chtldn•11 ReY Johi'IMn wtts thli' llllle!-:i of C. A & lr:N' i\lld Sunday. d lnnN f:J.m\lv by well vestlgation tor it may alford that by the l[l'eatest single indU>ltl'Y in be saved '11nd by !laving it, keep U1e e1it:lre ture of the country intact. The railroads are a force which must be reason~ \ J·~~~~t~~~?~~~~. that it is Inconceivable with for so many many people will attempt to tear this great tran•I10rtatlon I system into shreds. If a combination whereby the buses, airplane• railro•d• may be welded Into one common group wb•or<•bY ~ I the transportation problems of this count1')', are to be cart!d fllr, a uew outlook for business can be eafely cticted. Whenevet• our t•ailroads l4fl! boomitttJg~,e~~t;~::~~{. Is boojlllng, whenever om· l'aill'Oads falter ~ ters wJth them. In fact the country Is so tied a11n~d~!~~:~::~ b)' raliroads thnt we mu•t. "" a matter of oelf p ...,,_., make i"some provisions whereby the interests of the rnil- Vftdisi;;{,, road are safeguarded. ' ' I~ Is to be sincerely hoped that the proaent commission, qonJJistin,g of some of the country's bo>lt mlntls, will ftnd sifrne means whereby the faltering steam lllle& may be reSUl1'tlcted with now strength which wlll 11ive new iw' ' petus and new ambition to all other industries. I . tampa, Florida· Offera Muy Dioti~o:tive Featurea: GIV. toUR . ' THP.&E DINING ROOMS ' TOP 0 ' TH& TOWN" ·~00 l>inhail kooJD $2.50 ' $3.00 " ' . CA:FET£RIA . t,. \ .13~·stf COFFEE SHOf Tbla D41... f ..... ,., f .-' Sjnale: (With Ballo) Cumplele Sen~ (Bvery Diiub1e: '~ Madamjo! Do JOU Jmow that lt't ~l~ve* ~ be "( d!pl*? He.:e'i !I habit you can readily c:ultivaleo &nd, r.ou'll (ind many 'of you• ltett fr~d•· follalwin& it. 1 Depart; meat. open lhrltOUl eKUre rear) .CENl'&&L ' ' LOOAnON L&.;.op~t. MPllo larpt~ ' . ~ ' ' wlo®wlo • ' Barbel' !lkoP. JkadJ Parlor ' , I!J'l'BAM IlEAl' ' . ' ' Crel!k awl 'J'IIrUdl Balbi. ~oaf oa...' Col•••nlmcoo, C. J. JAC:kSCJIN, Mill:•. .. ., . ..' ::~;.e~r~~ that you wallt to pin& next · take· it with JOU• ' ( '' . .' ,. \· you're shop• item ~ · notice and " '~! ...... DOO.RCDIIS IJOOM1HS .. (" ' "·-· ,, ' ~ • f " . . of parent •. 114r. o.nd Mn W T. Wlle)', SW1d11.~ Mr and Mrs. Lo1U11e Chatt!n were Sunday guE"Lts ct Mr. umt Mm. Wlll Setl and fumlly Mr and M~ 'J. Wilbur Baxter nr.d thJ:ee Children, 9o-ere viHitmg her mc;ther, Mrs Mary Swll'l hcr, Sunday. Th~e V!Bitlug a t lhe home of R H . McCuDc.ch, SUnday, Wf'!"e Mrs Clm"ra kincadc ~mel lia.tle son Roy ~.aal .. by awed MaJor •• Jnme.s her w' THE RAILROAD SITUATION SUGGESTION as roported -~ · ~- bid IUif 1 ~ .. .. _ =. ,.,-=; . No"VttmiJer 1S tbe mon::.ll · wbep both t}le eold and the hot dablty r.;:ttnJI to be in order-one l!uprtn~ bula.W!e at lt& dellcloueneU. whne tho other c1&m.on for att.ei:tot.km be• JHE ' l)qt" BO'Ifl AND COLDN By Bett}' thutlay therefore rehim' Rooted faith, as , ye thanksgiving. 1nlaelnr. -- ==="'9"-:- ' ,. I'" 1' • «''1- .And nero's ,t.ba aood bullet.lna lOl ~ alape. And u your opponents too bridle tend.el'8. U you set em· double. dOn't take in too much When you 6Lart ftgurtna peO.u•w :· : tle7.ded tJWteen..Vi.cU -Cil a J1'&'ld terJ;J.tory. stop Uu1 lXJMer. n;on·~. eiiiJTl, doabled and mlollbled, you l~lt B•t. vour pa.rtner. Even MU....Srl• out bt doll&l~ you ;u-e swiinmlng In the red. And the !S'J8 t.lU.'lc1$'S til , , , a.rc 6Ct rror ao.ooo polnts. UDICIIIl'lbtiPfrom hd.! collapsible pU!l,){t •• ~ • I .' '. "'i1R.ytt\g The mvc:lsu.u wbo.•dvertiae with ut are &lad to have JO!I' uk' for tpecific merchan· diae. Aad tcNJI,~qle. helpful to refer to the advertiaenient whell Jou're riaht in the ttore. i"• At all • ..,...., a:.cliPJtlnr pinned to your ohoppiq lift h1illli you to remember thit partic:ular en:Ma. It oimplifieo and lbotteno a ~llr-.trip oo much to know what JOU wnt all~ Where to pt it. ~- !".u: • »..:j ~.. " >!!\ '1'4-f,i l.l •• .~b 11rr ~ ' ..o'JI~ .o~ J. ., .• ' I • ' '' �: . ,. •• ' ' • 'lbiftgs LOOk Bad ItrT' 't~~P· b,.·.,:....r.t -· b 'll!f!Leaguer -~'liJ.'tlu'1o~~ rDbiiiOil~ r Or 1UJD0r uve " • m-r o1 o ...,m,_ rtve whlch wm .~t. • propoiol lor brlnilnl 1o " of B.Y ~ PRIEII .'="'· JNB llpor1f Wrller bo-D. Til< ,........ .... ... 'Preo., Nov. *-!NB-- -tool early In lbe canvent!Qn. =~lo~.:t"";.;..~ ~~ ~· · wisleyan"t ~ raJ"'::T'f1 , ·. ~, . eill ll.-.nt "'urn \A: V J .,.., reorultou•lf"''noDiildlcatlolll the lqOvtment- . to ditach the at;b.. lbelr Jol>o Uld oalarleo - t.,.. ·---.. · -- ,, ao.nURll ~~~~~~~~~ wllJ ltait here open Sund&)'their when lhe mlDDr )IQUel ~~~~~~~~~~~~~EE~ A 1>1'01>01101 to cut the player Umlt convent.ton. In lbe vortoua """ a. .,eat man, lequea, t;Jeneh~w&rm.en bllcll - -- ~!,tt to the tarmt ancl the ooeJ mlna.s, la bei.Dr l'ftk..leuly banliied about 'u central ditstdct clul A *Our· &rrallleiDeat. are belns made to nunent. held (or many ye.n at t.he handle lDI deleptes expected here • Delawal"e oohool. Is Lo be moved. to tor the pow·wow. OOlumbila, it was annO\lllOOd by Tt\ere 1a a pneral fea.r, alao, t.bat hilb. .eohool a.thlete oonunitislooer whatever tandnesa now remal.n8 will H. R. Townaend. be removed. from the ba&ebal.l play.. NearlY all the blsh 8Moola in the en• taney aalarles by action or the centra.! diStrict are ln Columbus lt conventton. was · exp:laJned. •Tbe l-emoval a.ctlcm w~ taken. by the centra.! dlatnc.t JUgb ehief of baseball, aloni with boiitd of oonti'Ol by a. Vette of D to 4. Brt.nt!h Rlekey, Jake Ruppert. and Basket.ba.ll pioneers at Weeteyan other club boMee, and a treat ar~ founded the state tournaments. The Judp Kenesaw Mountain Landis ray ot pl&)oers, will 00 hcnt for the .oentrr.l d.lstrlet class A meet has meetina", which v.'ill last uri.tJI "Frt... tteen bel<' at 'lbere is a. )lOiillbUlty-belleved I ~ ~,._-.,'t­ ' AI"O ":f,~ t>""'NY- . s wi\11' e.a1-11•~• '· \of,..'My.O:,.. l.P, .'. y.T · .,.1MI!! f\ND,-CH yas, "'rO J A~MO ..T LeMM.I!. ':Iii!., """' "BO "THil FIRe, "'E l'dt:!GO-,. retU)arly ::::-:-;-::::"""!'::~-:-- I \:~ ~b!:'~~,\!::dcu~ lt,ta;;~~ ! i>; !fOWl!:- De~ware since tbat. tbn~. day noon. With The Wreatlen can AAoctatton 1s read.f to Join up J By I. N. S. in t.be. JllliiiiVement. if the intel11fttlon· At Chicago-Jim Mr.MUlen , for· al ~ fl\citlc Iea~~:uea wW go along mer Un1versU..-y of IlllnoJ.::; tootb!!.il TbO' '· !. '""'""' it1 c..o ·- Amerkmn .A8&ociaUon has t\.1\r. defeated Hans KK.mp!er, oer· already i.dopted a new ealary llmit. Tb1e waa done at a. meetlng recent· 1y at C.hicago. The newB that blows 111 from the diamonds of the minor leaiUel aars there ls notblnl$ wronf with base~ ball now but ftftanc:ea-e.nd crowds. There are· juat. as many wild lett handen M ever, JUJt as many outfielders trying to pitch, JWJt tl.ll many papP.~·hangers trying: to outtleld. This 1t1 a healthy sign. But the minora went off the gold stand~ ard last year~, and there is Dot &o much virility in that. Eighteen minor leagues were Qp· oratJna wben tbey lltted the curtain tor 1932, and when the ae.-· OJ.>l... ma~1y. JG:! &vokU, tormer Notre D.:une grldhun player, defeated John Katan, 'l'Oronto. --------Slll.TTE WINS $2500 Oc·rl Oablel:i, Fla., Nov. 30.-INS -·rhe t tdy own ~r $2,500 waa stuf~ fed Into t.heJlocket of Denny Shute lod.ay as a rewanl_f~ "the whirl· wind llni&h with w~ he took po!IIIR8IIton of the 1932 ' Miami Bllt- inDn!· \Open 21·~r·Oid "gOlf champlon5hlp. The Coluir;l~us, 0.. profe6- 8klllal fOJ"IW onward frolll! far benma to overtake John RevOlts of Mtncm.inee, Mich.• and Ed Dudley 8011 clofled, four had discontinued. ot Wii.Jntngtcn. Del., and win the A complete new financial Bet--up ttO,OOO "nrtlt'rullnent wt1h a 72·h0l.e apr;"'!ara neee!lsary to prevent others toore of 291. w - -----·- - - Prides of the Sou~h By HARDIN BURNLEY -------....;I Petrel and aon Ben o. H., ·Sat- daya with ;;;;.'iii- .- and 4 li'INE SON ~. and Dlrs. Dale Holter are ~­ Jc;lollll over the arrlval ot a flric 100 that made hls advent Snto -~ B~~ ,.boine Bunday inornlnl. 'l'l{e . Ia a iP"a.ndsorl to Mr, UUl Mr ' rleY Holter of Monpns Star . . Mr. and Mn. T. E. Wolfe ot Great Bend. YO '"' ' .... .. IHJiiCHCoCK - .. AU Tl•t•J mH(ll ..,f.'ff:•~~~ •ttil ,.,.u 1J1U/,t4 j" ir~A· tltf,. ,.ft.,..l mah irr Ntw Y•ri. Look .Sharp on ACE BACK Or "CI-lET" SHUT KaT&Oll '" f,¥# WYNNES GI2EAT ''Dull" Days! TEAM-- You'll like tl~fl drcH lmmen~1r.: hl . ' seml•p•lnctn atytt'lc. Jt · w~ll tt'~"~ 1 fb.t tilimnell throyab tb~ hapt and ~ ~ lengllJ of 'tine, 10 dedrou! for• .. f youtl1ful •nd smart .•. A rhumrltro~n and cutl's. fteebd. ~Uft w~!•a 9tnalt CUJtlar. , ... · Sl-lOWtiiJG ONE OF 1! · 1h.dt It\ a iiiP71 Aadi r OUR ·~-~.,.-auce.· dri·l~lt' •O 'TtMl 1onl1 rm• : eoUar tvrni~at.ba* at the · waist(I.R• w~s t1•11! ~"fll. l'fP.C'tt.d In t~ '!tllC · l'.lade the •.u: .: •· ' &t :u~ch a ina& · ro~h · ~ ·~~ wi\h •~11· fabric trltn wltlt tlM ""'' ef wliite "''"' i• "'"'h~r •1!11~ t<llo. lt1E GRID • .. .. ...., .. > ' .. . .. .,. . . ' .; ' .' ' . -. ·- - .-•.·..- -.· . ,, '\ • ~· il· ' . '' . ' . ' . You have n~ced that cin.iliitie days there a more oulvertia•n1 in your paper than on other days. Friday, for int~l.~. we.f:ili'ry lll'II!Y mea141et to help y~ ·~l!J )'oUt ~v~~·unday ~hcippi111· Cerf!!'ih dell!'rli.ll'!n~ •~rea bave \l!eir ftvorlte d!it• for a~v;rtilin1 certain ~-~~i•e. . ' .'. ADVERTliiiNG M,ANA~ SENDS A Lirll.E sllQPPING-TRIP TO GENTLE \ttADERS �: . ,. •• ' ' • 'lbiftgs LOOk Bad ItrT' 't~~P· b,.·.,:....r.t -· b 'll!f!Leaguer -~'liJ.'tlu'1o~~ rDbiiiOil~ r Or 1UJD0r uve " • m-r o1 o ...,m,_ rtve whlch wm .~t. • propoiol lor brlnilnl 1o " of B.Y ~ PRIEII .'="'· JNB llpor1f Wrller bo-D. Til< ,........ .... ... 'Preo., Nov. *-!NB-- -tool early In lbe canvent!Qn. =~lo~.:t"";.;..~ ~~ ~· · wisleyan"t ~ raJ"'::T'f1 , ·. ~, . eill ll.-.nt "'urn \A: V J .,.., reorultou•lf"''noDiildlcatlolll the lqOvtment- . to ditach the at;b.. lbelr Jol>o Uld oalarleo - t.,.. ·---.. · -- ,, ao.nURll ~~~~~~~~~ wllJ ltait here open Sund&)'their when lhe mlDDr )IQUel ~~~~~~~~~~~~~EE~ A 1>1'01>01101 to cut the player Umlt convent.ton. In lbe vortoua """ a. .,eat man, lequea, t;Jeneh~w&rm.en bllcll - -- ~!,tt to the tarmt ancl the ooeJ mlna.s, la bei.Dr l'ftk..leuly banliied about 'u central ditstdct clul A *Our· &rrallleiDeat. are belns made to nunent. held (or many ye.n at t.he handle lDI deleptes expected here • Delawal"e oohool. Is Lo be moved. to tor the pow·wow. OOlumbila, it was annO\lllOOd by Tt\ere 1a a pneral fea.r, alao, t.bat hilb. .eohool a.thlete oonunitislooer whatever tandnesa now remal.n8 will H. R. Townaend. be removed. from the ba&ebal.l play.. NearlY all the blsh 8Moola in the en• taney aalarles by action or the centra.! diStrict are ln Columbus lt conventton. was · exp:laJned. •Tbe l-emoval a.ctlcm w~ taken. by the centra.! dlatnc.t JUgb ehief of baseball, aloni with boiitd of oonti'Ol by a. Vette of D to 4. Brt.nt!h Rlekey, Jake Ruppert. and Basket.ba.ll pioneers at Weeteyan other club boMee, and a treat ar~ founded the state tournaments. The Judp Kenesaw Mountain Landis ray ot pl&)oers, will 00 hcnt for the .oentrr.l d.lstrlet class A meet has meetina", which v.'ill last uri.tJI "Frt... tteen bel<' at 'lbere is a. )lOiillbUlty-belleved I ~ ~,._-.,'t­ ' AI"O ":f,~ t>""'NY- . s wi\11' e.a1-11•~• '· \of,..'My.O:,.. l.P, .'. y.T · .,.1MI!! f\ND,-CH yas, "'rO J A~MO ..T LeMM.I!. ':Iii!., """' "BO "THil FIRe, "'E l'dt:!GO-,. retU)arly ::::-:-;-::::"""!'::~-:-- I \:~ ~b!:'~~,\!::dcu~ lt,ta;;~~ ! i>; !fOWl!:- De~ware since tbat. tbn~. day noon. With The Wreatlen can AAoctatton 1s read.f to Join up J By I. N. S. in t.be. JllliiiiVement. if the intel11fttlon· At Chicago-Jim Mr.MUlen , for· al ~ fl\citlc Iea~~:uea wW go along mer Un1versU..-y of IlllnoJ.::; tootb!!.il TbO' '· !. '""'""' it1 c..o ·- Amerkmn .A8&ociaUon has t\.1\r. defeated Hans KK.mp!er, oer· already i.dopted a new ealary llmit. Tb1e waa done at a. meetlng recent· 1y at C.hicago. The newB that blows 111 from the diamonds of the minor leaiUel aars there ls notblnl$ wronf with base~ ball now but ftftanc:ea-e.nd crowds. There are· juat. as many wild lett handen M ever, JUJt as many outfielders trying to pitch, JWJt tl.ll many papP.~·hangers trying: to outtleld. This 1t1 a healthy sign. But the minora went off the gold stand~ ard last year~, and there is Dot &o much virility in that. Eighteen minor leagues were Qp· oratJna wben tbey lltted the curtain tor 1932, and when the ae.-· OJ.>l... ma~1y. JG:! &vokU, tormer Notre D.:une grldhun player, defeated John Katan, 'l'Oronto. --------Slll.TTE WINS $2500 Oc·rl Oablel:i, Fla., Nov. 30.-INS -·rhe t tdy own ~r $2,500 waa stuf~ fed Into t.heJlocket of Denny Shute lod.ay as a rewanl_f~ "the whirl· wind llni&h with w~ he took po!IIIR8IIton of the 1932 ' Miami Bllt- inDn!· \Open 21·~r·Oid "gOlf champlon5hlp. The Coluir;l~us, 0.. profe6- 8klllal fOJ"IW onward frolll! far benma to overtake John RevOlts of Mtncm.inee, Mich.• and Ed Dudley 8011 clofled, four had discontinued. ot Wii.Jntngtcn. Del., and win the A complete new financial Bet--up ttO,OOO "nrtlt'rullnent wt1h a 72·h0l.e apr;"'!ara neee!lsary to prevent others toore of 291. w - -----·- - - Prides of the Sou~h By HARDIN BURNLEY -------....;I Petrel and aon Ben o. H., ·Sat- daya with ;;;;.'iii- .- and 4 li'INE SON ~. and Dlrs. Dale Holter are ~­ Jc;lollll over the arrlval ot a flric 100 that made hls advent Snto -~ B~~ ,.boine Bunday inornlnl. 'l'l{e . Ia a iP"a.ndsorl to Mr, UUl Mr ' rleY Holter of Monpns Star . . Mr. and Mn. T. E. Wolfe ot Great Bend. YO '"' ' .... .. IHJiiCHCoCK - .. AU Tl•t•J mH(ll ..,f.'ff:•~~~ •ttil ,.,.u 1J1U/,t4 j" ir~A· tltf,. ,.ft.,..l mah irr Ntw Y•ri. Look .Sharp on ACE BACK Or "CI-lET" SHUT KaT&Oll '" f,¥# WYNNES GI2EAT ''Dull" Days! TEAM-- You'll like tl~fl drcH lmmen~1r.: hl . ' seml•p•lnctn atytt'lc. Jt · w~ll tt'~"~ 1 fb.t tilimnell throyab tb~ hapt and ~ ~ lengllJ of 'tine, 10 dedrou! for• .. f youtl1ful •nd smart .•. A rhumrltro~n and cutl's. fteebd. ~Uft w~!•a 9tnalt CUJtlar. , ... · Sl-lOWtiiJG ONE OF 1! · 1h.dt It\ a iiiP71 Aadi r OUR ·~-~.,.-auce.· dri·l~lt' •O 'TtMl 1onl1 rm• : eoUar tvrni~at.ba* at the · waist(I.R• w~s t1•11! ~"fll. l'fP.C'tt.d In t~ '!tllC · l'.lade the •.u: .: •· ' &t :u~ch a ina& · ro~h · ~ ·~~ wi\h •~11· fabric trltn wltlt tlM ""'' ef wliite "''"' i• "'"'h~r •1!11~ t<llo. lt1E GRID • .. .. ...., .. > ' .. . .. .,. . . ' .; ' .' ' . -. ·- - .-•.·..- -.· . ,, '\ • ~· il· ' . '' . ' . ' . You have n~ced that cin.iliitie days there a more oulvertia•n1 in your paper than on other days. Friday, for int~l.~. we.f:ili'ry lll'II!Y mea141et to help y~ ·~l!J )'oUt ~v~~·unday ~hcippi111· Cerf!!'ih dell!'rli.ll'!n~ •~rea bave \l!eir ftvorlte d!it• for a~v;rtilin1 certain ~-~~i•e. . ' .'. ADVERTliiiNG M,ANA~ SENDS A Lirll.E sllQPPING-TRIP TO GENTLE \ttADERS �I Crowd Hears w's Speech C..1a ,:;.;;D F r o ru I Gec:towia ia .. ••• IUftJ!nr C-ANOl I PriDcipal Speaker ' OllT r.OB In :.lie llJI:I enthUAiasm pollutca! 11lfetlnp or ' li '~ llelp County ,.,_m- i , Jlllallllle l'llly was held In t.b~ • , ~ houl!e TUeoday evt>nln1 at : 0'~ HOI\. WUUan· D. Up11huw . • ~ lllllldklnte Cor P•~•kl~at ~;:1 th~ j ~ ticket and Cor ellrht OOIIIJ'M8IIl&n from Georgia, ~ speaker of the eveftllll. Jl.ldp C. E. Peoples, chair-. ~ ot the rommntee, prealded at '.' ~: meetlu&. lnvOCiltlon was olfer-ecl by ~.W.B. Pallei'!IOn, pas!of of · ·u . Middleport Me thodlst church 'wr. Upehaw, l!llergetle a'nd domlnatJnc, despite an Injury to his AP!tle ,Yean~ ago which neees.;ltates the uae ot cruwhes, swayed his alldlewle by hltl sharp, provOCAtfve Wo'nill and hltl nei'\'OUR, chsracter' tstlc 1estures. High points ot '!SI*Jcb were: the II.Jillwer to the ~ltge of the wet.s "that thr e(aliteenU1 amendmf.nt was passed . b}' takl.nl ndvanLiille of the llb,.aence ot two mliUon American •ol. Iuera who were lighting fer that treec1om which wns snntched a1t<ay .. from them: the na:•ertlon that the wa.. had no economJc, political, or r. . l«lffl!!''! ' : 81 hlsl i ;: I Aanes Carson, dloulfhter of ·Mr. and Mrs. George Carson ' bt Rutland, was awarded a prize Tuesday cvenlu& ·at the· Temperance Rally when she Bnswered a question directed ·W tile school children of the · audience by the speaker of . the evening, Hon. W. p., Up'11-,.:::;: ..~· The question had to do 1 · an amendment to the constitution and the speakP.r asked why It couldn't be pas.,. ed If It had the majority of ,otes. The correct answer aptly spoken by Miss Carson W118, "There m Wit be a two .thirds maJority or both ,'!:r,~~ InofrecOifDitlon Conrress." Mr. of the the Rutone or his au•tGt:mphed books. - ' lllr. and Mrs. W. R. Davia. were dinner 1ueata of Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. r fl• '" . 8 DOUBt£~ .. ' . ,, ·.. ~· ' ~ ,, ' � 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 30, 1932 davis grueser halucak stivers white zinovieff