https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d1439969f36b4c95cff6324df724f227.pdf 01d6d82001f1dd456d7237b4b5266674 PDF Text Text , t • ' I •• . ' / • • READEIUI' NOTICE - U you want the N"wa Ofllee of The Dlll:t Ttl.buite, eall 21111-L; If the ~uslneM Qtllee aak for 202-R. a IO• •~ • .- RATION'S CAPITM.I SEHY£5 NIT ICE ~N I . .. 'IDLE' M~R&HEHS 1 - - WARNED I l.E~ERS That llle,al Demon.fr.- I tiona Will ~ot Be Q- e • Plateri&l to MlcrofU.. ,.. I KA,Jl~Y LAUDER , ROBBER VICTIM ENT Of ~-RY AGT-UHG£0 BY BUDGET 8UH£AU " I Cllilly Reception To Be J Acc!'ftled Band In . Waabineton 1 Permitted Remembering War Dead ' ai.Jwl. Joe In Port.land to dlarae biU to Unit· 1.4uder tU st.ol - Apprapria· tion Deapite ~ta­ tion For .epeal . NEARLY UI ·-MILLIGNS 'r ' ar.(Proper Amaunt.Be- -· sideo 30 MillioJU for Coul G!larcl Material Dama,t;ed or Incomplete • O.'Dflged or lnco~~plete ""'terial Replaced JAN l 2 ) /~ 8 q 1(' 1] 12 17 18 l') 22 ,, 9 ll ll l' l(, }? H1 2? 2) 29 JO 11 - - - ) L '} ll 2 /• 9 . .. 21 'I ... J l 14 11 . 1 f'Eil --------- ·----- ., I 1? l J 11' 2C , I '! 1 1) ll ] ') lR l? lh 1 ·~ ·- 1,, 11 ) ,_' • '· 14 'I 21 . '., } .:.. r ------ -----•, 4 J J ·' l L' 1" ~· ,, '! ]lj J ,, 11' ' l l '/ 1J ------ - ----- .!! J 12 ' ,. }l ------- ------,, ll :',., 1 ' J(i ., ) • MAF M.AY ' 2') 10 --- - --·- ., 5 l . I7 ' ,,, ,_It ' ' }0 ' ' ll 12 l~ l<l < " J !, lJ crcler c.l the people. Tben, to submit It to convenUans ' would. entaU •n enormous exptirU!e upon tbe tqpayera, and delay, it not defeat.. the repeal. Whereas U lt can be preH~mted to Rtate tepJa:. I> W1'11Cil 13 tJ1t usual "*~·- ~r~ wOuld be Do 8xpen5e tnval~ Tho ll!iWaiiiiOIO WIU meet regt iY · '" tran1act oUter b\L'ilness an theY r.Juld takf. a vote on the repqi_:_J!: ooluUon qulok\Y. Shclild ....,. o11he tt~ rau to NUfy the amend ment subsequent leatstatures ooukl" lovtaJatureo do . so. U . a. . connntian should f&JJ to ratlty, there •ould be no flaY or aubmlttln& the mattt'lr apln to the people or st.ates. In my J\Ntment all slncere ~:- , vocates of repeal and the takhit oi . pl'Oblbition out of the con'>tltution ou1ht to ravar the qutck:(oft.t and · ~ expenlltve way, l'j Q<Jjj &0o~ o--0 -o -c;:r 0 -- -~ --G-0 e @ 0 1c 17 .'11 ll (Y . b I (j) @ @ .. , ..... 11 ! �• '. in London \andlfllld .......,, Cotlatno liloCiold ., - I ~ •r.., dO,. - , - I D IIID!or ':Prldlw .. - 11 . """' ..... .Qulo N1! _.,.. ...,_ llllllool at. P=llor ~ Rln Yand& BobG, , !. ont'!art• --lbo ..... ,_...n- d-.iJc at. Ploido ..." ~ "... ~' ·,· \ - - , ........b'nPII'Iqa(~- ·"'· --the--~ fl•l.1 ..... Uwt - '' ' OUio 0t tllla fi>Ute ffld M~illep""' • MallarcJy .....,.. ;r....," t ~aw. 11pr.nL ThuJ'IIday With : Brpoll:~ and family. fla:-okt Marcum.s 5PP.Ili I,ramny. ~"-nd wah W&rdr,. Harvey He's got ltt1'tD5 and plentr of And ao ho.s the rest of Europe. You ' WITHOUT CILOIJ£1 A...t Yoo'B 1111DP Oat ol ~d ia ilao Momipa lluiA' to Go EtnHt Dlcll:lon a.o4 rtrl trtend ot might eontnU!Infllf! t hem whtle In NERVINE A NF.&VF. AF.DATI'VE Oeot'p! Burtlll of Radellff R)lf'nL ttll! week end with Ottle ~rl.h Non-habit fonnlna. Reoommended In caaeti of Epilepsy, Hj'lrt.l>rta, .and fomlly. Arthur Lash. who ill attl!ndlna NervOUSMM. SleflplesantM, Neu ~ COili!B'f! a\ Ohio St.&.tP IIi M me on rallla. Nenous Dyspepsia and Nel'· vous Irritation, Nervous ReadBcll~ blr. vacatkm. the fta\:U wa~ under WJ,Y th" 1 Harwy Broolul and fa.ml1y Wf! "e and NenrOU& D~turbanOI!II . Buy bJ ,_ ro_pt and found !Shelter I SlmdQy fne8lll of Mr. and Mn . a bottle today. tl1e ordn waa ret~'Wred. Clar..Jlef! MurT'flll. PRICE $1.1U MaW By Bowmans Run Stanabury Drug Co. Now Joyously H•J•PY -· Hobart Oeol'Je, wUe ant! I.Jlllthe~ o1 Sliver ~un we"' Qautna on a. A. Tipton and wlfe Tuesd67 Mr. and Mrs: GeOrge Hayley llnd two ciatkt.rEtn of Oheshtre were the of her pUJ:ent.s, Enol STANSO Edd Olltr. RoJI Ztmmennan a.nd family •en 'lb.urr.da.y luefttl ot Bob Zlmmerm!&n n.nd family aL Carbon~ . 4Bobbi.H tel .YOU I an~ l!hown a worn•D whom tbq had been of the Bobbie• ftetnl 1.0 han Story and wife. Ma.n;hal wa· d o.nd clllldren were cautuc Ol\ hbi aiBtcr, B. o. Oant and tam.Uy. Mrs. Elect& Hot!m6.n I ' ~~~~ I' and son Han-y and v;lfo of Youngstown were the auest or Mm. Ncllle Davis l"rldar. Hotel Hillsboro ' . (l.ARGE;S'f AU-YEAR .HOOELJ .part of it were that some of . IJPI't Rf,;SfmCTIONS Tampa, Florida . $UGGl!lSTIONS winch u•·e suj<) to be en1bodled In *~ rpport ot !;lie C~mmU..Iou il!Ve#t!fl'uthll Stjlte Wei· fll'" " eonqitio!ls; Jel~ttve to tbe }J&r4oll4!~ Jlower~. of th• ~~~f§liOCI!tive of th~· state, a•·o vew p1uijf1 in order.' Past ~1\Pii\'fellee~ have shown time• without number, that gov· n!lOIJ ~ave been enttre!;v too free with the powers 11llot~4 lfl·tl\81!1 in this reapeet. . · f» '•pi~e of tl>• f~~ tll.~t O!llo citizens feel they have prop81.'Jy prllte~d tltl'OUgh the release ot some de!,~~~·ate' erim.lnala 'by v~rlous chief ·executives of our have fared much better than ~ltl•ens In other tbey lJave been fortliiiiiW enoqgh to choooe men who on th~ whole, i1~ve used excel1!1 tlilt~ ~~'¢'· we muat .rqard a~ralnst the ll!i~si~!e evellt of •1::',:~~~~;~~ra[ne4. llldlvlclu!ll bugQ!lllnW:Qt!l' liblef exec!!· . some 1ftl&take of ~he ll'!P~~ye voter•. and we ~bould proplll'lY PrQ~ect1ouj'lelvos b)' makas will ~revent any D;l~ll 01• woman from 11 ¥1l••ta9J• of hlp1 or ll~l'tle)f at t)le same time st~ta''! cl~~elll~lp Ia not belna properly pro- rt.JII!ON.U.iil Mr. and Mi's. ·H. J. Ward 'fUe.!4t• h• L<gau, W. Va. ' JamM Smiley and tarnUy o1 Or· 1ent, are guesta of h~ parents , Mr ~ Mrs. H. D. l!nJlloy. Mr. a.ncl Mrs. Raymond tnt::erut. Port8inoullb e.\oenue, nounce tbe bltt.h ut ~"' .~:~~~ \ :' ,. and one-~ pound d 1'1l<ll!dal'· ~ v:&t!~J Ewing, Helen Luoktly af Xe1U!•, her awlt, l'dl:s. Mr. &lld Ml'Si. i l.le8t8 ot MUleu, . •li·J<!V•r· Off11r• M<r,ay Diatlnctive Features : Single: THP.EE DINING RQOMI:i "TOP 0' THE TOWN" $2.® Dliliur Ro~m ta.&O $3.00 CAFETUIA, . $3.60 COFFEE· S~OP (With ~thl {;Qtllpleto l!e"loe (Everf Double: mem opea Utruo• enUrt ,...r} • H.QO 15.00 '·• ,.._ IIUPII_, CENTRAL ~~ L004'JJQ/i ..rl!q 8~ It!.' ...."" . . HTBAII JIEA'f :fllrol!fe l!.i:d! """ 'f'l'~ Oonno~"'" I . C. J. ~··· J4CK$0~ 1 J¥11!',' FLANNEL LOUNGING ROBE $5.95 $6.95 Genuine "lnterwoYen" SOCKS New Patterna ! ase 2l~d SO'e { fi BRIGHTON GARTERS f 1 Replar value ut4 b&kalite Aah Tray "8oth For : Mall;! :,SOc :• ~ : "SPUR ROYAL" TIES Four-in·hand, ''The Tie that aleep• off the wrinkle•," packed ia holiday boxea of Teil!l,, jleoause $1.00 P1 FOOT~ • FQR THE BOY!! SOc to $2.50 . . -·- · Many other tifta will be found in our atore The lateat .:nd moat' deaired practical tifta for men. SIITH CLOTHING CO. . . ~·- " ~ .... ' .. ~t~ ,· ,. ' . . . ~~ ' )' j ~ I ·tI tr.tnlldt.-f'nlllm-'to Wc>E>klv. man. KU~t ,...,.,..,..•• WMo llton,..,• ntUn~: f.I)IDW In OhlDA 1blp lnrce reiiJiou• ltatuH Alva Qulr:lr: of PeDniJIWanla ll Ia. O[ltD ft~Jhl ,.llN, Rd p&pe'f" I• Ivwuna ~ tat.her, Jol'ln Qulek. paslt>~l OVf'r th.- ~)'8 fli tlw! Idols to :VI'. &Dd ll:rS. ELmer Diekeon and thPJ will n(lt liN an)1Mn;: "bll'b We are nt\df tor lt. We , readY p e t ! - OUf ~en • to get UB a Job. We want to be the, . man wbo BtkiU plm In the wq-J ma.pa. We love geocraphy lesson~. ,, : mate a banJo out ot me." , ...., P ••u... thl! wer.k Mareum1 and Columbus spent. the ...,t end. wtt.h CharleB DlcUon a.nd tllllDIIJ. Mnt.. CarWr of TfJ::aa Ia m111rfnl an extended vlalt with Mr. and Mn. He cau aU'ord to lay back-ond say, c;m yoq. so don't .. I I Orp.nlr..atlon ot the Wddlepm·t Jlonart::hs, independent. btl,&lr:etbe.ll tnm, hu been completed here o.nd tbe tam tA prepartn& Lhemfelves fol" ·a eucceMful season on the court'. The Monarchs team 1s composed Df the best available ca.'era here, liCII1M! ha.vlng play~;t on colleee teams in the past while others h._ve been members of championship ln~pen­ <lent 1:eam.tl durlnr the past. few 't aln't piotlna: ~ Willa bor lo llr. - - John aunL, Waf- l.foOoDICJe, :'"-· fA~· Mr. abd tln. D. , M.r. .00 Mn. DGn. 0\urUnlnp. · ........ tMid6 nn a tann llftl Clifford Str&UM Jri&Ud. PMe1nan f'L, ~t ,. ' • '1 and Arllnf! a.eck~et mokrftd to (Jo].. ...t...~~ f~ -~ aUended Ulll .. ·· ~·· umbu" Sund&J end vl&lted Mr. &ad ~'i"'" at ~"" Oeda.r 'I'tlUI"'dar M·K. Ed. Oleuoa~ Elleen &hd Louile Butt. .· wbo Mr. and t.lr:l. lftllll: _8tlone ol are atfftldlnt' btlh ICbool ii Pt. DyPJIIvllle KJ)ent. Sunday wtth Henry PJeuant. spent the week md he I Blaneart. and tami)J. the ruesta of their J14U'Ulta Mre ' r. 1 Ida and lll&Ud. fllummer ot Allh· and Knl. Roy Bnck&Jew · paria1 for Seuoa JfiJ~:::E:\iiWADlKEElUiPP• . LIVER BILE- - llnoml at.lmdocl b olq•t t11a llome or Kn. l6.1r <loO' _, Mr. and liN. D. B. lltpe IMftd ' Onwo W - 7 ...-,., 111111 •tNt Watcra .. w..utbur. . I • .;:~ """' _, ls.-, .- ., .... -.-to. . .. IPftlt fnilll. ~ uaW. llluDa J,los>d. I I �• '. in London \andlfllld .......,, Cotlatno liloCiold ., - I ~ •r.., dO,. - , - I D IIID!or ':Prldlw .. - 11 . """' ..... .Qulo N1! _.,.. ...,_ llllllool at. P=llor ~ Rln Yand& BobG, , !. ont'!art• --lbo ..... ,_...n- d-.iJc at. Ploido ..." ~ "... ~' ·,· \ - - , ........b'nPII'Iqa(~- ·"'· --the--~ fl•l.1 ..... Uwt - '' ' OUio 0t tllla fi>Ute ffld M~illep""' • MallarcJy .....,.. ;r....," t ~aw. 11pr.nL ThuJ'IIday With : Brpoll:~ and family. fla:-okt Marcum.s 5PP.Ili I,ramny. ~"-nd wah W&rdr,. Harvey He's got ltt1'tD5 and plentr of And ao ho.s the rest of Europe. You ' WITHOUT CILOIJ£1 A...t Yoo'B 1111DP Oat ol ~d ia ilao Momipa lluiA' to Go EtnHt Dlcll:lon a.o4 rtrl trtend ot might eontnU!Infllf! t hem whtle In NERVINE A NF.&VF. AF.DATI'VE Oeot'p! Burtlll of Radellff R)lf'nL ttll! week end with Ottle ~rl.h Non-habit fonnlna. Reoommended In caaeti of Epilepsy, Hj'lrt.l>rta, .and fomlly. Arthur Lash. who ill attl!ndlna NervOUSMM. SleflplesantM, Neu ~ COili!B'f! a\ Ohio St.&.tP IIi M me on rallla. Nenous Dyspepsia and Nel'· vous Irritation, Nervous ReadBcll~ blr. vacatkm. the fta\:U wa~ under WJ,Y th" 1 Harwy Broolul and fa.ml1y Wf! "e and NenrOU& D~turbanOI!II . Buy bJ ,_ ro_pt and found !Shelter I SlmdQy fne8lll of Mr. and Mn . a bottle today. tl1e ordn waa ret~'Wred. Clar..Jlef! MurT'flll. PRICE $1.1U MaW By Bowmans Run Stanabury Drug Co. Now Joyously H•J•PY -· Hobart Oeol'Je, wUe ant! I.Jlllthe~ o1 Sliver ~un we"' Qautna on a. A. Tipton and wlfe Tuesd67 Mr. and Mrs: GeOrge Hayley llnd two ciatkt.rEtn of Oheshtre were the of her pUJ:ent.s, Enol STANSO Edd Olltr. RoJI Ztmmennan a.nd family •en 'lb.urr.da.y luefttl ot Bob Zlmmerm!&n n.nd family aL Carbon~ . 4Bobbi.H tel .YOU I an~ l!hown a worn•D whom tbq had been of the Bobbie• ftetnl 1.0 han Story and wife. Ma.n;hal wa· d o.nd clllldren were cautuc Ol\ hbi aiBtcr, B. o. Oant and tam.Uy. Mrs. Elect& Hot!m6.n I ' ~~~~ I' and son Han-y and v;lfo of Youngstown were the auest or Mm. Ncllle Davis l"rldar. Hotel Hillsboro ' . (l.ARGE;S'f AU-YEAR .HOOELJ .part of it were that some of . IJPI't Rf,;SfmCTIONS Tampa, Florida . $UGGl!lSTIONS winch u•·e suj<) to be en1bodled In *~ rpport ot !;lie C~mmU..Iou il!Ve#t!fl'uthll Stjlte Wei· fll'" " eonqitio!ls; Jel~ttve to tbe }J&r4oll4!~ Jlower~. of th• ~~~f§liOCI!tive of th~· state, a•·o vew p1uijf1 in order.' Past ~1\Pii\'fellee~ have shown time• without number, that gov· n!lOIJ ~ave been enttre!;v too free with the powers 11llot~4 lfl·tl\81!1 in this reapeet. . · f» '•pi~e of tl>• f~~ tll.~t O!llo citizens feel they have prop81.'Jy prllte~d tltl'OUgh the release ot some de!,~~~·ate' erim.lnala 'by v~rlous chief ·executives of our have fared much better than ~ltl•ens In other tbey lJave been fortliiiiiW enoqgh to choooe men who on th~ whole, i1~ve used excel1!1 tlilt~ ~~'¢'· we muat .rqard a~ralnst the ll!i~si~!e evellt of •1::',:~~~~;~~ra[ne4. llldlvlclu!ll bugQ!lllnW:Qt!l' liblef exec!!· . some 1ftl&take of ~he ll'!P~~ye voter•. and we ~bould proplll'lY PrQ~ect1ouj'lelvos b)' makas will ~revent any D;l~ll 01• woman from 11 ¥1l••ta9J• of hlp1 or ll~l'tle)f at t)le same time st~ta''! cl~~elll~lp Ia not belna properly pro- rt.JII!ON.U.iil Mr. and Mi's. ·H. J. Ward 'fUe.!4t• h• L<gau, W. Va. ' JamM Smiley and tarnUy o1 Or· 1ent, are guesta of h~ parents , Mr ~ Mrs. H. D. l!nJlloy. Mr. a.ncl Mrs. Raymond tnt::erut. Port8inoullb e.\oenue, nounce tbe bltt.h ut ~"' .~:~~~ \ :' ,. and one-~ pound d 1'1l<ll!dal'· ~ v:&t!~J Ewing, Helen Luoktly af Xe1U!•, her awlt, l'dl:s. Mr. &lld Ml'Si. i l.le8t8 ot MUleu, . •li·J<!V•r· Off11r• M<r,ay Diatlnctive Features : Single: THP.EE DINING RQOMI:i "TOP 0' THE TOWN" $2.® Dliliur Ro~m ta.&O $3.00 CAFETUIA, . $3.60 COFFEE· S~OP (With ~thl {;Qtllpleto l!e"loe (Everf Double: mem opea Utruo• enUrt ,...r} • H.QO 15.00 '·• ,.._ IIUPII_, CENTRAL ~~ L004'JJQ/i ..rl!q 8~ It!.' ...."" . . HTBAII JIEA'f :fllrol!fe l!.i:d! """ 'f'l'~ Oonno~"'" I . C. J. ~··· J4CK$0~ 1 J¥11!',' FLANNEL LOUNGING ROBE $5.95 $6.95 Genuine "lnterwoYen" SOCKS New Patterna ! ase 2l~d SO'e { fi BRIGHTON GARTERS f 1 Replar value ut4 b&kalite Aah Tray "8oth For : Mall;! :,SOc :• ~ : "SPUR ROYAL" TIES Four-in·hand, ''The Tie that aleep• off the wrinkle•," packed ia holiday boxea of Teil!l,, jleoause $1.00 P1 FOOT~ • FQR THE BOY!! SOc to $2.50 . . -·- · Many other tifta will be found in our atore The lateat .:nd moat' deaired practical tifta for men. SIITH CLOTHING CO. . . ~·- " ~ .... ' .. ~t~ ,· ,. ' . . . ~~ ' )' j ~ I ·tI tr.tnlldt.-f'nlllm-'to Wc>E>klv. man. KU~t ,...,.,..,..•• WMo llton,..,• ntUn~: f.I)IDW In OhlDA 1blp lnrce reiiJiou• ltatuH Alva Qulr:lr: of PeDniJIWanla ll Ia. O[ltD ft~Jhl ,.llN, Rd p&pe'f" I• Ivwuna ~ tat.her, Jol'ln Qulek. paslt>~l OVf'r th.- ~)'8 fli tlw! Idols to :VI'. &Dd ll:rS. ELmer Diekeon and thPJ will n(lt liN an)1Mn;: "bll'b We are nt\df tor lt. We , readY p e t ! - OUf ~en • to get UB a Job. We want to be the, . man wbo BtkiU plm In the wq-J ma.pa. We love geocraphy lesson~. ,, : mate a banJo out ot me." , ...., P ••u... thl! wer.k Mareum1 and Columbus spent. the ...,t end. wtt.h CharleB DlcUon a.nd tllllDIIJ. Mnt.. CarWr of TfJ::aa Ia m111rfnl an extended vlalt with Mr. and Mn. He cau aU'ord to lay back-ond say, c;m yoq. so don't .. I I Orp.nlr..atlon ot the Wddlepm·t Jlonart::hs, independent. btl,&lr:etbe.ll tnm, hu been completed here o.nd tbe tam tA prepartn& Lhemfelves fol" ·a eucceMful season on the court'. The Monarchs team 1s composed Df the best available ca.'era here, liCII1M! ha.vlng play~;t on colleee teams in the past while others h._ve been members of championship ln~pen­ <lent 1:eam.tl durlnr the past. few 't aln't piotlna: ~ Willa bor lo llr. - - John aunL, Waf- l.foOoDICJe, :'"-· fA~· Mr. abd tln. D. , M.r. .00 Mn. DGn. 0\urUnlnp. · ........ tMid6 nn a tann llftl Clifford Str&UM Jri&Ud. PMe1nan f'L, ~t ,. ' • '1 and Arllnf! a.eck~et mokrftd to (Jo].. ...t...~~ f~ -~ aUended Ulll .. ·· ~·· umbu" Sund&J end vl&lted Mr. &ad ~'i"'" at ~"" Oeda.r 'I'tlUI"'dar M·K. Ed. Oleuoa~ Elleen &hd Louile Butt. .· wbo Mr. and t.lr:l. lftllll: _8tlone ol are atfftldlnt' btlh ICbool ii Pt. DyPJIIvllle KJ)ent. Sunday wtth Henry PJeuant. spent the week md he I Blaneart. and tami)J. the ruesta of their J14U'Ulta Mre ' r. 1 Ida and lll&Ud. fllummer ot Allh· and Knl. Roy Bnck&Jew · paria1 for Seuoa JfiJ~:::E:\iiWADlKEElUiPP• . LIVER BILE- - llnoml at.lmdocl b olq•t t11a llome or Kn. l6.1r <loO' _, Mr. and liN. D. B. lltpe IMftd ' Onwo W - 7 ...-,., 111111 •tNt Watcra .. w..utbur. . I • .;:~ """' _, ls.-, .- ., .... -.-to. . .. IPftlt fnilll. ~ uaW. llluDa J,los>d. I I �~.I.Y,- ,, till , ' " ~~~~--~~~~~ _ . Th$ Cent~rv I• Ex ec~ed When Spqrtgns eet __Green ...BauiSundayl ~oe I~ Ne••1<II-. u.v• -~ .-;_ .. -'..W• ~­ a...... ; . . _[!;:.. ''t I CMPicm f'acqqJ-I!IIvctiHardRow To Two Mut Hurcjle Portqnoutjl Aati Thea tor thO ~~. Qllcaao Dean, To Repea~ ·_· lllat ...J"~o<~~ ~ A$ CHAMpiON$ QF "PRO" UA~UE ' 1.=;-l!fbi 1 :"'for · · • ' .J ' I NOw qw¢.1tted In OOlw:nbua a1ter • ·' ' tbeir &uccetllful counter in the Tri-State re<Ylon. I;)'" PILLOW QO'tSU>E7 ooaen "CurlY" Lambea'.l's cbatve&, ~J'lce cbamPk>ns of the Na~ona.l Football leaaue and at. the top or the heap so fAr this setl80ll with 10 \'lc~, ~ 4e and ~ one set~-k on th,l-. record m· · ~• hurdle .. the Spa.rtiU:J,'Ii .,. ·,.., 1ron ~Q u we11 • ' ·-~ . ' Lra.ll to foll~ . Tl\e)' poiu~ wJth pride to JLiit as tmpos!ng an IU'Tu.y or stars in the Spnrtan Hne~up. :likewiae -ba.v~ d -opped b\lt one pme all se&80n- A team they m~· Which would rath :n" piny the ~ckers than eat '"h~n ~~;mgry. ' ~~~-~· ~ . !II'Vel~l ~ . ~lllj! va- ' i .•• Outow~, Wilson, and OaVOido behind the forward wall bolditq: YcKB.Up and tbdinJ' at end,s. Randolph at center, Emeroa·.. ~ ~ ..... w 0 ..... ~~... Old :icme;: 10-naen, v"' .,.... are~.~ phere a.Uk.e to t.haL ol the (I:Ood day&. It wW be the football b&ttle ot the century. :A Spartan vlctorY; fiftY the wise olle.s, "'11l put the title on loo tor the OhiOans, since ll Po!'tsmoutl\ stops oreen Bp,y'e long wJQDI.ll8' streak they be- Proal au l,D~~tl~ a.t P~t, e. deierat~· ol ~ 'lP pr 100 b~t :fapa tropi ;ramerey a.nd Mid· dlepo:t are expectf.ua tp a;o to see tbe pme. j . Portsmm;'~~to - Miss Jean Leake, 15-year-old Emerado, N. D., girl. who won the non-coll•!Pate stock judeing contest at -the International Live Stock Exposition hold In Chicago. Sixteen teams from as mrmy states competed fol' the ,1,000 scholarships offered the Chicago Athletic Association. Miss Leake won the lrr!ividual judging, being the fil'!!t girl to achieve thia honor. tY ' •. H[MSLH GOES TO CINCINNATI R£05 With Tbe WreaU. , ..,•.,Lanl ' ·'3-·· ·1f·c -to Pelcht• ..........., •• ·• • • • ' 1.11 .. '· Dol Dol IIGJio ~·~ I'::: lYe ..... .... 17c ... "" !I& I Sliced Pe1che• ji I n.. ..... ' •• -. • Bartle4t Peen tW Dol- ."'' ~T SHADES lif'AIIJY . . ..... "1:. ""• '(I•,__ t=lrtfl A ~iJ\ ljEVAA. VALGE!i! rn;. ~EV '• e: .. . '" ...' •• ~~ " I• 1" II ... J r.J)AVE.J SHADE .. 111 HIS CLASS, 6UT eccAUSiE' '· HE ISN 'r A PI?A!<J/,;JG ,. N~tley CA!CD. THE I:.O)'S HAVE AN tb<cLJSEr .FOR DODGI~G HIM! · ·C~· "•' """ ,~.-· er..ooM. DAVE 1S THE' BEST lo\1 . .,. . ~~ · LIKE ~OSeAI• . ~- .... '··~ ' Del HCNite $Mf11-1. -)IL ~ Fruits for S1l1d Dta• caaa •• • OF .1EFF- ..'•. Ol•o • ·r9U. Kl nJ Peu.lm's lfllili~llt, I~ . (i,_ Jrt\11o111 nl:lllt IUCI ~td \ I. ~ • ,.-~· ' .. ., ~· IIIL lie 19c ""' , ... ••"' - I .... 3tc • • • • • • 1.15 Su,.nyAeld Flour ·~.. -45c '"'' flour '=-"" 39c Econpmy Oett ':1..... 10c C1111 Surer 5 ,.._ t5c NtYy, -4 "" 10c .."'! .... p•nctlcc Flour :.; 19c s.-'" .......,._. T0111ttoa 3 =: Uc ~t.son f.I:.O::: ~ - .' '. . . . . ' '• ' ,' ~ or •.i ' ,.' .. ' .' ' ' Qt !Jr'!~tol, i Wil~on, Ciricujoo ', i1c ·~ ,, • .. ' . ,_., :.-.. •. ~:., ~ If.. • -;•• ... ,. ( , 10c ~t.Son ...::"' 10 - 19c Smi11ole ~- 3''"..t"19c ' ., .· .. '' t 'll' '• \ r, .• Itl • ., Pop Lumpkin, • By IIARDIN BURNLEY '1' • •'•.. '. .. '~ r loop ~; ~wellen 11.114 Carl Hub'tJl.eY hann·t krjllt.len thtl run out b8rd.. tackle. GreeD B&y carries the ,Wlseonaln eleven at.aeed em the tho 1qJI :n ~n ll.nltt on Ua roat.eJ\ Ohioans last s:eaoon wllen ~ns wltb every mau Of All·Amerlean were ~~.g,.~•~ ...... runners-up RDd were ealib ~e. threatening the pennant upiratlons SPI)J'tlA.n hopes rest 1n the ba.ekor f.hc B!W'•e Pll!:kers. Moreovef It neld performances of Dut<:h Cla.i~. has been several seaaoru; since threat 1n the 1 1•• smartest quarterback _ ..-..,., Portsm9uth Leooue.· 01...... ~-nell' , o'!l·n Kt.ad1UQ1.bas lost a game n ...,. Nat[~·• .,....., Stars Who Lack "Color'' FARM ;riP.vi.AtiON GOING UP' . • -.•.... I L. euttm lnvaaJ04 de luxe; Herber, .. "'"" John· 1\Y BloQ,cJ, Jaall year's leadtna: prq M ataVc _ oH the O~ago Beo.rs o. .,.,,,. · ,. ..... sea~ bell'"" buUl fP)r .. """' .. week la~ before tbey oan can the Burutay's"Classlc and loea.l merchant& pennant; tb.eln and ~~, It from doUin;: up for. tbe pia f!\lent, {!lrortSpe.rtan BoOaters, thats a. Lonz, smouth ot!ers collea:e town atmoa- . ... ... ~ Have Ama..ed II!IJ!Otill, Record While Leadin1 Pack o""" Bay 111 boklbllllftomoon &n4 Sinca Leal'l9'w.. f 11nned 1 Record Crow!l ........ wortouts In ""' at&te tap!. Expected; ·Extra ~ta Are Installed ~:"~t .~;!...:"~ , Whlppln( themaelveil Into nnaJ 1 'a.l) W'th fonn tor Suo<lay• Tbo Portamouth ~ 0 .• ,Dec, 1-(speel l a Paakers. w~o ezctualYebatlle. of tb81r 1m.. world's championship title at stakf1 Portsmouth Spar- .,.....,~ 111a record. bave rol!8d ,., . . th G B p k :rm polnta tc '141 acoft!d. ~ tane.are prepanng to entertam e reen a.y ae • 1 them and have WDD ' " ...,,; e1'11 at Universal Stadium here next· Sund·ay afternoon while loeiiJC 33 and tle1!l8 " In 'd. preYloua seaeona. bout au.ch famo~ bef01·e the largEI[Jt crowd ever to Witness a gn 1ron en- ,..,. .. Nate BaiTII(er, p1v01 mall .WAA..,.'s ·1"H1!1 '0"""'"PO"t'MN' "'TV.ptft ' ' '• l ~ i l ' I' !' I �~.I.Y,- ,, till , ' " ~~~~--~~~~~ _ . Th$ Cent~rv I• Ex ec~ed When Spqrtgns eet __Green ...BauiSundayl ~oe I~ Ne••1<II-. u.v• -~ .-;_ .. -'..W• ~­ a...... ; . . _[!;:.. ''t I CMPicm f'acqqJ-I!IIvctiHardRow To Two Mut Hurcjle Portqnoutjl Aati Thea tor thO ~~. Qllcaao Dean, To Repea~ ·_· lllat ...J"~o<~~ ~ A$ CHAMpiON$ QF "PRO" UA~UE ' 1.=;-l!fbi 1 :"'for · · • ' .J ' I NOw qw¢.1tted In OOlw:nbua a1ter • ·' ' tbeir &uccetllful counter in the Tri-State re<Ylon. I;)'" PILLOW QO'tSU>E7 ooaen "CurlY" Lambea'.l's cbatve&, ~J'lce cbamPk>ns of the Na~ona.l Football leaaue and at. the top or the heap so fAr this setl80ll with 10 \'lc~, ~ 4e and ~ one set~-k on th,l-. record m· · ~• hurdle .. the Spa.rtiU:J,'Ii .,. ·,.., 1ron ~Q u we11 • ' ·-~ . ' Lra.ll to foll~ . Tl\e)' poiu~ wJth pride to JLiit as tmpos!ng an IU'Tu.y or stars in the Spnrtan Hne~up. :likewiae -ba.v~ d -opped b\lt one pme all se&80n- A team they m~· Which would rath :n" piny the ~ckers than eat '"h~n ~~;mgry. ' ~~~-~· ~ . !II'Vel~l ~ . ~lllj! va- ' i .•• Outow~, Wilson, and OaVOido behind the forward wall bolditq: YcKB.Up and tbdinJ' at end,s. Randolph at center, Emeroa·.. ~ ~ ..... w 0 ..... ~~... Old :icme;: 10-naen, v"' .,.... are~.~ phere a.Uk.e to t.haL ol the (I:Ood day&. It wW be the football b&ttle ot the century. :A Spartan vlctorY; fiftY the wise olle.s, "'11l put the title on loo tor the OhiOans, since ll Po!'tsmoutl\ stops oreen Bp,y'e long wJQDI.ll8' streak they be- Proal au l,D~~tl~ a.t P~t, e. deierat~· ol ~ 'lP pr 100 b~t :fapa tropi ;ramerey a.nd Mid· dlepo:t are expectf.ua tp a;o to see tbe pme. j . Portsmm;'~~to - Miss Jean Leake, 15-year-old Emerado, N. D., girl. who won the non-coll•!Pate stock judeing contest at -the International Live Stock Exposition hold In Chicago. Sixteen teams from as mrmy states competed fol' the ,1,000 scholarships offered the Chicago Athletic Association. Miss Leake won the lrr!ividual judging, being the fil'!!t girl to achieve thia honor. tY ' •. H[MSLH GOES TO CINCINNATI R£05 With Tbe WreaU. , ..,•.,Lanl ' ·'3-·· ·1f·c -to Pelcht• ..........., •• ·• • • • ' 1.11 .. '· Dol Dol IIGJio ~·~ I'::: lYe ..... .... 17c ... "" !I& I Sliced Pe1che• ji I n.. ..... ' •• -. • Bartle4t Peen tW Dol- ."'' ~T SHADES lif'AIIJY . . ..... "1:. ""• '(I•,__ t=lrtfl A ~iJ\ ljEVAA. VALGE!i! rn;. ~EV '• e: .. . '" ...' •• ~~ " I• 1" II ... J r.J)AVE.J SHADE .. 111 HIS CLASS, 6UT eccAUSiE' '· HE ISN 'r A PI?A!<J/,;JG ,. N~tley CA!CD. THE I:.O)'S HAVE AN tb<cLJSEr .FOR DODGI~G HIM! · ·C~· "•' """ ,~.-· er..ooM. DAVE 1S THE' BEST lo\1 . .,. . ~~ · LIKE ~OSeAI• . ~- .... '··~ ' Del HCNite $Mf11-1. -)IL ~ Fruits for S1l1d Dta• caaa •• • OF .1EFF- ..'•. Ol•o • ·r9U. Kl nJ Peu.lm's lfllili~llt, I~ . (i,_ Jrt\11o111 nl:lllt IUCI ~td \ I. ~ • ,.-~· ' .. ., ~· IIIL lie 19c ""' , ... ••"' - I .... 3tc • • • • • • 1.15 Su,.nyAeld Flour ·~.. -45c '"'' flour '=-"" 39c Econpmy Oett ':1..... 10c C1111 Surer 5 ,.._ t5c NtYy, -4 "" 10c .."'! .... p•nctlcc Flour :.; 19c s.-'" .......,._. T0111ttoa 3 =: Uc ~t.son f.I:.O::: ~ - .' '. . . . . ' '• ' ,' ~ or •.i ' ,.' .. ' .' ' ' Qt !Jr'!~tol, i Wil~on, Ciricujoo ', i1c ·~ ,, • .. ' . ,_., :.-.. •. ~:., ~ If.. • -;•• ... ,. ( , 10c ~t.Son ...::"' 10 - 19c Smi11ole ~- 3''"..t"19c ' ., .· .. '' t 'll' '• \ r, .• Itl • ., Pop Lumpkin, • By IIARDIN BURNLEY '1' • •'•.. '. .. '~ r loop ~; ~wellen 11.114 Carl Hub'tJl.eY hann·t krjllt.len thtl run out b8rd.. tackle. GreeD B&y carries the ,Wlseonaln eleven at.aeed em the tho 1qJI :n ~n ll.nltt on Ua roat.eJ\ Ohioans last s:eaoon wllen ~ns wltb every mau Of All·Amerlean were ~~.g,.~•~ ...... runners-up RDd were ealib ~e. threatening the pennant upiratlons SPI)J'tlA.n hopes rest 1n the ba.ekor f.hc B!W'•e Pll!:kers. Moreovef It neld performances of Dut<:h Cla.i~. has been several seaaoru; since threat 1n the 1 1•• smartest quarterback _ ..-..,., Portsm9uth Leooue.· 01...... ~-nell' , o'!l·n Kt.ad1UQ1.bas lost a game n ...,. Nat[~·• .,....., Stars Who Lack "Color'' FARM ;riP.vi.AtiON GOING UP' . • -.•.... I L. euttm lnvaaJ04 de luxe; Herber, .. "'"" John· 1\Y BloQ,cJ, Jaall year's leadtna: prq M ataVc _ oH the O~ago Beo.rs o. .,.,,,. · ,. ..... sea~ bell'"" buUl fP)r .. """' .. week la~ before tbey oan can the Burutay's"Classlc and loea.l merchant& pennant; tb.eln and ~~, It from doUin;: up for. tbe pia f!\lent, {!lrortSpe.rtan BoOaters, thats a. Lonz, smouth ot!ers collea:e town atmoa- . ... ... ~ Have Ama..ed II!IJ!Otill, Record While Leadin1 Pack o""" Bay 111 boklbllllftomoon &n4 Sinca Leal'l9'w.. f 11nned 1 Record Crow!l ........ wortouts In ""' at&te tap!. Expected; ·Extra ~ta Are Installed ~:"~t .~;!...:"~ , Whlppln( themaelveil Into nnaJ 1 'a.l) W'th fonn tor Suo<lay• Tbo Portamouth ~ 0 .• ,Dec, 1-(speel l a Paakers. w~o ezctualYebatlle. of tb81r 1m.. world's championship title at stakf1 Portsmouth Spar- .,.....,~ 111a record. bave rol!8d ,., . . th G B p k :rm polnta tc '141 acoft!d. ~ tane.are prepanng to entertam e reen a.y ae • 1 them and have WDD ' " ...,,; e1'11 at Universal Stadium here next· Sund·ay afternoon while loeiiJC 33 and tle1!l8 " In 'd. preYloua seaeona. bout au.ch famo~ bef01·e the largEI[Jt crowd ever to Witness a gn 1ron en- ,..,. .. Nate BaiTII(er, p1v01 mall .WAA..,.'s ·1"H1!1 '0"""'"PO"t'MN' "'TV.ptft ' ' '• l ~ i l ' I' !' I �OHIO butCh I• ' ·-...' .' . .. • • • • " :""' ·l l : . "'' ' ) r1 Smart ,. . .. . <>tracted me«! g w ch ~ •' •., . • .f ,. Coat ;r , :r •) St •: ,, nly 1 eo a e . re· . ' •' a baclrwaJrd cllean!d dl reduJC:ti .ill do it. 'I . ,•• 85 ES In ! soc ' hand Tteo; t From ,C:omlld •I ..... r lr." 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