https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fbd6ee046643b0b3a27aa5abc22aa386.pdf ebebf8114bc8c2d3cbcd299e81725abd PDF Text Text . I i·HI'!:'f ., " . •' • ·" ,.. . '' • ., . ~ ~[5 FOWLS AT ·IHilN'S HUM£ Make Eecape When H0111e ' ..'Qfficlala Are Awak· ..... · ened By Noiae .... ~- Well Known Lo.!al ·W oman Expi,.,. lit Middleport ~·- StOr&o· VOL. Vll-NO. 70 . I' . i;l:ateot Of Number or Similar Raido, Eaat· ·-~ ......: man Saya I PRDB[ or RU£5 CHANGES PLEA, IS SENTENCED TO PEN ' ! I \ ' IF IT'S NI:WI IT'S I N 'r'Hil .DAILY TRIEUNE . Meth· od Of Procedure Ia Cauae Of Delay I ' I l RECESS ·' ORDERED Columbu.r;, 0., Dec. 6-INB-InvestlaaUon by Ule Interstate Com~ rnerce OommWilon into the new Ohio intrastate coal freltht rates wu stranded today on tbe reef of oonttovarsr over method~> of pro· rt.tnetai : sen~ wUl ' be ~~'tod from tbe resldtnee of ' Tuesday atternoOn &t - - clOck, with lntennep.t foJioiWina the Middleport BIU oebiemy In chal'Ke or the Rawllnas undertak~ ers. Dr. I . NOTKJE r. a c- .., Dr. Jah•• ...,,..,.. ~-- z. 11. .ner ~~ JR. jbtlr . ..,. wll .. ...W oftil' • • N-.ae OJ'111!117. . ,. ., . 11'1·11 olidwe. &ten before aay evidence had been introduced at the- bearlna. whleh waJ lnsttaated by railroad coal earrilb in an effort to retJtore hia'her fMIIht. n.tes on Ohio ooal shipmenta. !lid nam:nr the ditfarenttal epmtner tor t.ae commerce com~ ~On. ordered • tecellll of one ..... 'I'lle '· ' was ordered lhe - ,,.,. . t.,L'ef .,_--; &:.oAtK:Utlve !, . 4 I _• Of ;,, I T --, - . C ·- onrreu to dis- 'moum vital l ' t • '• • .e--: .. '!Ir...._ ,____ tlit •\V~Mhl.n&toll, . .Dec. 6-IN&-A eel SLates, Russia and Japan . Thy Ob.loqo, Dec. \ir~jipread demand ror repeal or By RAYMOND r . BORST • 1 are tbe ones who must mate peace cute Mid ~ .a m!!lt4lmaer in'd an Srcent pustqe and t.he 2-cent bank Warm Bprtnp, aa., Dec. 6.- tNa· 11p.,the Orient. • loomaci also durlnf the f"""~ 1uatd at . the central IJ08t• obeek, tax waa dlsciO!Ied todiLy in - Presldt>nt-elect , Frl(lnklln lDJ •fr ~We need to estabUeh mutual ro~wraaa:Unc o:t Yt!SYfnt&y•a sesston Of otltce lllday and escaped with a sac:k Ute llat of billa introduced on the Roosevelt 11tarts no."th, 'today ~ 1=~ tesa~. one a.nother 9 ·~ •-"•• •·•-~ conare6s. convinced he•~ will De f~ w'ould dls-l the r~~ thai the case may 'be o1 ~g.., .....-.1\i ma U. valued at thous- ::~~~·:~b\!~£orfarm reUef and the well •~ call o"'uchol'•"...a"tlonres __. .. •- ,.,.~_.. ,_ ton l ..,,_, ...., oonEreu •uto special se::~ dreod Po•"l• ·-r whl" ,, ...flltimQ.1vanla ~ ...., ...--~~~• or ......... andl Of dollaro. which.,., ....... ·••-·· , ""' ••• loom~ 1 i! to IX! sometimes felt,""... .... ' ""' coal llblppen ,.,.,. ~ promln· olo n ntK t IP1'1118' 11 relet he said and ,rtpnaent&Uve& of the westem ed to downtown b!lnkS. provided for the fartn and hee.- Ia Mat.Ruoka re\•ea.led Ll~t when he ~llf'lva.nla coal tratfle bureau Most of. the ma:Jl was for the · Almon (0) of Alabama and to be legaliZed. pa1111e<t through Moacow en route to atated:they preferred that t.be hear. f'l.rst Natlonal Bank of Chlcaao. An lottwi•t:=t'!,~ed a~~as~ to~k. d ~rlva~ely, he Is 89Jd to feel that Geneva he talked with Soviet 1n1 t. continued In Waahtngton ommal. of the institution B&ld the t- eat Y the hoWJe ot the demo- leader~> "making headway t<Jward rather tJ:l,an in Columbus. US"al r-lstered mail dellvt-ry to thlf for ta11h payment of the ct_atJo resolution submitting repe lll a satufacto!.'Y solution or our Pac!Rece!IJ Of tbe hearing yesterday .,. .. , d 1n or the prohibition o.meDdmmt ·to fie Interests" wU IJ1'8bted on a mutton made Dy bank I'UlU!l between t!IOO,OOO and ' bonus to the nM Y wu ~ tbe atat.eA hall dimmed the proo "It remains for mt- to do the aame GUCI'nlley Orcutt, Pit.tsburrb ~ttor~ aor..ooo &t.Uy. ., ;;c,;·:· .. - ;~ Rep. Jenk!na (R} of pect. ot having the VOlstead law wlttl Mr Roosevelt," the Japanese ney, ,J~epresentlllll. ihe !Pennsylvania d ~ ~~klup Wa& one or dthcd m"',,~ (0) or Texas as· modified at the "lame duck" 'Jell· diplomat .'laid :a.Uroad. ~ aaked an extenalon a ••na "' ·years. 11 prooee e w ..,. in the How;e of ~ "Japan has two dreads-tbe Rus.of ~ for t:he preparation of new preelaion and apparently Willi plan~l··-ce !ann Whlle Governor Roosevelt re• stan and American Imperialisms. ned by experts, '"' ...... CUfll'd to The latte 11 1 20 18 -~~. Ihe me'""'""""el'. Fred Voelach, IU'Id , =~~~w~~~:~~ at 1 1-:il per action, hiscomment the houea r, ve Y But Uyears WW:.. rr. prowh~ _.. newowUiodrde"'r~r~:mbe "' """~ •• rate advisers onlndicat.ffi he !~lowly subsiding. stlU ago, eXists. llludd by the Interstate Commerce the sua. rd. Prank F . Stastny, had 1 were preientf'd au~ wu disappointed but nDt '!'!lttlrely ''OUr fear of RU&'lla. is not dim· O~on. jmt left the federal buUdlng and secretary of agrlcul- surprtsed, inishecLWhen I was in Moorow and Tbe ~~an upon a rece811 came cd""""lta clostebd•ln'tre.on't_Y{~: th@ ban· moratortutruJ on lOin!! 'ftle prestdent-elect would like Y. •aw what the ftve-year plan nad acoioae on "'.. heelll ot protests reiJ~ Whlle one ~mal~~· at tllc wheel r seell and feed. avoid a special seSHion. He would compltahed, I t<Jld the SOviet leadJatered by attorneya for numerous of the gana's automOblle, two ol the ol North Caro· hesitate to summ!m consres11 luto that see~! Sovtet OO&J ope~ ap1Mt ruling by bandits menaced Stastny and selza t&O.OOO,OOO appro- ~r.slon aimply kl deal wlUt tl'.~ M~t!!o~ 0d~larede h~afQ:ad ~~ Bl:amintr Trezile that evidence ed hbn before he could draw his lOan fUnds to farmers >'~rohlbltlon question, close trlendll Soviet omclals eager for a non rqardlq allepd dtscrbntnatory piltol. Tbe other two desporadooli indiCated. But he regards fa.nn agsrel!lon pactwlthJapanandthai itWb.Yit resultlna' from the new Pleased revolven to Voelach's side, I A blll authorizing Uw president reUef n.s the oomentone for· thtJ tie 1n turn wiabed settlement of the OtWJ'~ nd be examined. compeWne him t<J rellnqLJ.illh the 1 to proelatm an embareo on lmpor- ~ostoration of proaperi~ and he 11 teeOitlltlon ProDiem and au other lrneet Ballard, Chicago attorney l.Uall saek. I ta~10n of forei(Jrl goods Pt'Oduced uetermtned hls qr1cu1tural pro" que.suons aDd. countel for the Easte~n Ohio The mall sack contained 123 plec- 1 under 10vernment monopoly waa gram must be enactecl, even thougl~ Mabuo.lfil. added he thought the 00&1 Opejaton• Alsoc1atEon, Join- ea ol re,tatered. mail addre&~~ed. to J l ntroduced by Rep. COllier <Dl of It lnvolvea a speelal Rt'lllliOn, It waa tbri.e now rtaht. for consolldat1nl ed a'tofnty Emest Martin, Clleve- tM Pint National and 40 pteoeH ad~ Mlsm:lppl, clu:.trmrm of the ways !.>aid by persons CICo~M: to hl:n, . peace with Rmata aDd making that land, COWUI6l' fOr the Wheellna' and dressed t.o the Firat uruon Trust and mea& COtnJlllt\.ee, 'lbc bill ls Virtually all the co~ pea.oe more compb!•ee by nJSo reach.. Late Erls; the Akron, Oanhm and and Savtnas Bank. The exact value aimed primarily at alleied dUmping leaders who have eooftl'ted hen~ in& an agreement wltb Ule United YolUllltA:iwn, and. Ule Lorain and of the loot could not be determined by Soriet R1lillda. with Mr. Roosevelt cturiDI the Io!JI', eta~. Welt Vlrilnta Railroeds, In oppoa. tmUl rea:tatry records were checked. Expansion. Of the rtcCJrutrootton two weeks have expres~ed doub'f 11l.f the position taken l.Jy t.he ~x1 flnatlce corporation to provide loans that any or the more lmportsnt TEACHERS PAY WITHHELD &IQIQ8r. ' ~'~SM.MESE TWJNS'' om I to cities on ta.x liens, lepll.mtion of farm relief meMUl'e\ wlll be enaet- ..•-llded ••·t the 1 •· beer and light wines also were tn d the · Tb ;., ~Oom~·::.~ w..... eluded. e at short se:oton, Columbus, o., Dec, 6-INB-One mere: .._ . no Malden, Mass. Dec. 6.- INS Oovemm· Roosevelt was f&otd fourth of their rerular pre·Chrlst~ 1ty t.O oonduet AfM!r three days of lire, Mi!.Jden'!i :-=::--::-~~~:::--:::::with a bu11y lRflt day at t.hls llttSe mu pay, totallnJi tG&,OOO, wW be lit.tJ.ve to the ·'SI&me.se twlru.i'' dled today. I plaee where elaht years aso he withheld from Oolwubus school All:.rnqh every possible medical started hta "come bs.ck" agatDIIt ~~~~e U::~1 !~:lt~a:d~o~ · - ..:. had l:leen usea by Dr. Olaoencc the nve.see of Infantile paral#Slll. ~-..a •-..a~y at•- ,,,,.1,.11,... 1,. !In l'lt!JW' to prolong the Jlfe of ~ne Columbus, 6-- INB-Pour ~nator Tom Bratton, tO), of New ~~ 0011dltk:n_."' oe .... "" o:.hey could oot retain men were inJttred, twa of them prob Mexico, was to atop oft here en :md pn&.!.Pd a\\ ay a,bly fatally In an exploalon which l~ts way to WIL!Ihlngt.on tor n. .}rlef la~==d ~r ~ ~ ~~~le · -;~-cc:--:c.:: the dliua:htcrs ot Cl~y ripped a li\Cquer vat at the Colum· chat. I <)c~i>~IJ<lr~l~ Mrs Frank H ilead bus coated Pabl'lc co., llere today. A delep.tlon repre~~enUng th• 1' Baturila.y aloni Yiith Flames whiCh shOt out of the vat Young Democrats or Amertca, now iirothoT, who l& henlthy P.nd foiJowlnr the explosion, Ignited the holding their ammal convention at clothitl8: or Jolln v. DUdley, 33, and Atlanta, WlUI schedUled to d!.scll88 o. R. Henry, 2c. Both or the men plans Wlth tlle presldetlt-elect for were severely bumed. They may Jl.ttm.cUng young vcten lnt.o the not Uve. demoeratle party. . 3,000 Avowed Reda Parade W.' H, JobilliOn and Robert Leady, The aovemor wm leave here at who were also woddn1ln the room nve p.m. thill atte:noon by &pedal in Waahina:ton With Banwhere the explosion occuned, re· tl'&ln. He wm arrive In w~hinatnn nen Unfurled rel.ved minor InJuries. They were at 1:30 tomort•mo: afternoon \\'hC1'1! By EDWARD B. LOCKE'M' My~tttiouoly Shot W h ; I e taken to a hospital, but l&ter re- he will be joined by Jlllllc& A. Par~ leued. ley, democratic na.t1ona1 e~man. INS St.atr CorrtBpondent Boat Tied to Dock 1 Murcause of the explosion WBS not The 1 overnor wtll spend Wed.n"e· WMhington, Dec. 6-INB--The detennined Immediately. My ntrht at hiS New york home hlatorlo street& of the capital, which , in conference, wlth Lieut. OUY. have resounded to the marchlng Herbert H. Lehman on the spcotal feet. cf eountlml parades throulh C&l, Dec 6-IN&~ WITHDRAWN 1 ooBIIion or the New York legiala• the ye&nl, were treated to a new Wanderwell. ra.med SUIT ture, called rr.r Friday, t.o holp kbld toda)'. was mysterlouely Clolwnbue ~~INS-Ohio's New York Oity out o:t 1t3 financial Three thousand avowed commWl0 today on board hlgbway b<lbery ocall· ldlftlcutty. on mpn>inl and white, male and I•· the Carmi, tied dal a nine-dayS• wonder Whleh elec-ll Oovemor Roo&evelt will leave Ne.w male, w:ltll oommunistlc banners trtfted the ate.te 1n Aua:uat. ltal, York for AlbaJl)' to draft. his met~~ llllfUrled in the brlgbt December ••, lth th u.p to the special &eM1on tun, paraded t.hrouah the city's. pa.ued Wto '--lvkm today w e . tborol.\ihfares under the watchful withdrawal ot $6Q,GOI) slander action ITALY WD.t. P&Y e)'ft ot an army of pollee. Aa they =~b~te0 P. Lor~ Rome, Dec. I--IN8-Jtaly WIU paraded they sanr the "lntema- 'f :ii I ' I!\ ." ., ' 't . ''h ' ' '. ' ,,r"ini'll' laundry equipment. W el have the ~·~~c~~~~~?, npw in aperation and guarantee •• service to your satisfaction at all times (]hre !JB ,a ring and our representative will for and deliver promptly, ., · · us a trial on your naxt Dry Cleaning ·.ii:Jb along with the laundr'Y when ou1 man ¥ ·Cl!lls. , .• . PHONE 500-L ,. Laundry Co. "WoWuk~ ... ~-,. Middleport, Ohio. Manlor.~y, 34 " " ".who or p ' Qarblti Baturda.y afte'rnoon at bOT- ~ ~~ ' were dondUotftf ., ' ' 4 4 fOUR INJURED IN IN VAT EXPLOSION o:-nec: CommuniStS March In Capital 'Streets I AUIW!ta otl a'laF e at ·~sn~ . at 2 P'ploet wo-··· 1'raveler On Yacht ayl \M Mtt,~ · Ob,urch at.1 sum- Run.! Ill el\alae or Rilwllnp wU Dlad8· 1n the Oravel HID ceme: I ill'J' at Obeahlre. Death was due to tu111rculoats.l Bbe 1lJ survived by her husband and four cbUdren. - 4 80 Pwlera.l rites' for Mts .':·~~~~~Y~!~~~~~ro p:c1 j A..I ::t;:a " t •. ' '' • \. .. I HIGHWAY I "' BlltTR AHNOUNC&ME!ITI! SCANDAL , I Th- dep;.;...,ent You ltuow how It le. banh or bitter,.but 8111ir>hii.eG< it and don't worry obout ~all' ·0!:~19\o• '!!flea And if it then yon enjoy it all The right kind.'o f riJM,l'•·! becco ... the mUder, betlteNa,r !a- =:.-vid. Attol'IUI)'a for Clyde J . KnJ.IIey, who wu named .... Lorbach aa the ......... ·~. ott__ .. hlm num · -.ue v ~:~...., to retlre from a 1111 veettp.Uon ot \he hllhwa.Ysenate depart~ ment. declared that a settlement ,.. ~ out Of oourt, and thAt KDtsley wu "completely exonem~ •.ooow.... ed:" 4 - ' wh<.bor aoveJ;llD.lent.. tlono. ~!!~~ii!Jo;;~·· ~'"-~ ........ -~;;.. ·t-t·.r. ~~•' ~~I'll> . 'It~-~: ioie<o.~._-, ,!t.~ . ...~.. ,J;'!· • ~~~ ... Dll, ·r''Diuer t:1 • ~~ ., ~ ...... · - - · . . • Jftild'" ~·""'.,...~' ·~~ .... .,......... · 81' eak ~ ~eft,"'JIIIi U:kf. c, - e&e are the Unit•The ·'llt ftrtt 1S # OODtlbuirilf~. a,;. ibe "batDifw ijM of prcatdll&- ..... 4 . t..ll' !.be 1r rtomt en· I M.&tl!uoka revealed his plan en· There are Lhree dtillnU.e tlirt'Cttonll joyed there mUIIt ~ "vi&Ql'0\18 an.:! I _,, ' I visaged establishment or canf1dftlce Ja whlcb action by the w>V <=rnment . .\o i.. ~ . ..... r.,.,~~ mm~~e y I and co-operotlon be~ the pow· at onee can con~·ibut.e to Rtretll- whole-muled ~ ,.._,v-•1: I ..-·... ol the 6--INB-.,ve fn: ' PRIC~'THREE CEN'iS , i ' ~ If, '-'••• -- -'lnellt > ' o· Bandits Make Big Many New Bills President ElM~ said. "' 11 '~ "'""'' '"'"' "' "" ..... Mr. """""' !urthet' dcc!a. ed - 'i: ' ·" t' '1¥!"1~me," bave Mao.uoka u. questlon duty A..... Intr'.;.'.luc~.l M c· II'• "-t.ltl.· '' ' ' """'with hbn relatl'" to .., ................. In ···eov·ry .........., full;' that H Colla! ........ " to .... HauJ In RobberJ~ av UU W ~1 8y 3 ~lOb or real peace lit far ·east" oonftdcn ct tn tne fut·m. turn to the pro5Perlt.y it onet~ '' . ,-J: -·-- 1 w " iift8 MONDAY ' . ..' Wednesday and Wednesday nlibt. SaiiPnt excerplti rrom the pre&! · By ARNO DOSCH.-FLEURO'f dt'nl.'R m£8f!ait' an' M fol!l ws . JNS Bta.n' corr('spond•mt ''Gflnend" By GEORGE R. HOLMES (Copyrtcht, 1933, by I . N B.J "Gur country hi at pe1u.-e . Our INS Staff Correspondent Geneva, Dec G-IN8--W1th the na.tlohal defense has bee-n m•ln1 tspeotal ll.llsembly of tlw Leagne o( t.ntne<t Educallon and 15Cienee have Washington, Dec. 6.-INS--President Hoover, in h1s · Natkms l-ell.dy t<J mee t today ror advanced. 'fhe publlc health Is to - last annual messa 1 e to eongreRS, today recornmende'd ·' eonaJ.del·"tlon or the Lytton report t'la y a.t ita hight'si ltnown levf>l. ' on Manchuria , Yosltke Mat~uokR , rn t.h e face of wlde.~pt?ll.d hal Cl· _r\: neral sales tax as necessary to balance the budget, rad-o J.a.pdnese deled.te, Jevuled lle lla.~ · ~•lp eow· people h:.ave demonstra.h.'<l 1 · cal reform in the nation"s banking structure, and dras_ t,ic n far~relchlng plun ror establliih. meat of peace In the h.r east t' magnificent sense of h.uma.,Jty. reduction in all forms of governmental expenditure, fedIn an exclus ive mtrrvte w wltb and u;t;pom oi.llhly for the welfau ·' IIhtem"tional NewM Sl·rvkr, MatRu r · t'Ie let;~-; fOJtunaie. era I, state and Jocal. , "Texas Special,'' grand champion of the International Live Stock Show held at I. oka declared he wL~hrd to dhic\l58 ~·tung fl.gu.~f'-S w show what the Suiting the deed to the word, the president reporte~ . , . . this plan with Presldent-elect Roose "'ovel nment •IBS ~>.dVIU .ced In the I · ,• Ch~eago, waR sold for $1,550, or $1.25 a pound. The smaller pr1ce on each porbor of 1 velt when he ret~ns \()Japan from • H \) vi financing busb'll'ss. the mt"S- lo congress that th-e budget which he wil transmtt wmorthe animal ifl the prevailing market. price, and the larger price is what the buyen~ paid Oenevo \'Ia tl1e Unll..tld States. row will call for $680,000,000 net leas expenditures than 1·a;rc e~~nnu,l!t: ~ , , , , , ''When I pa.~s through thl• Unl~ IEL"t:noml" RUa,.,tion ' fi I l1 pound .·Jr thnt portwn. fhe ammal Wt\8 uw~ed by Wll! Sargent or Merkel, Tex.a!!. states I will call on Mr Ron<~ev r.Jt. \ ' Ccn Wnw:·d (~llfl:lti Cil'!f• ~licles !lfe t'ontained in the budget for the present BCA year. --~ 1r It eeems th~ pro)J::.>r thing t.o do 11t PJt moting tllf· ccouoouc rr-cov~n· tOU))Ied wltb these 1-eeorD:nenda· I ot an --- · -·- -·- ----·- • ., • MANLEY ..... I .. To Give Commiaaion Op. portimity To Wid~ Scope Of Order ... North M aaes 'Radical Refoi'ID In Nation'• Banking Structure, Draa· 1Ma~uoka Sayo He n.,. 1;;'Many &.neationa tic Reductiona In All Forma Of Governmental It: . Proposal To Make For Jntproving Expenditurea Alao Propoaed ~· To Roooevelt _ PRESENT SITUATION HALF BILLION CUT FROM BUDGET INVOLVING THREE Saya Conotructive Polic· • ..Ruuia, U. S., Japan, To As Made Up For Neat Fiocal Year;Prohibition Not iea Muat Be Con· Be Conoidered In Plano Mentioned; Say'a Country Muat Co-Operate tinued He Saya · With Other Nationa Economically ~ \ • Oblo-Oolder ln West nnd tiOnA tonllht. Wedti'Uiday r.~m chanclnl ..., ~ llnOW In South a.nd EMt portion!. Much CO'* .;- JAP~NESE EN~~Y ! Hoover In Last Message To M~Y ~rH~ PH~[ ICongress Turns Attention T 6 PLAN m~ ~RIENJ}Nation's Economic Problems Prize Steer Sells for $1,550 ControY~J Over . WEATHER FORECA'>T FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATION AL NEWS SERVICE ' BY CARBI!;B.U C&N1'tl POMEROY, OHIO, TUES,DA¥, DECEMBER 6, 1932 87 rull ,_r-14.00 STH'IKES. SNAG, AT .sTART UH£A~ING \ • .. rt unr PRESIDENT RECOMMENDS SALES TAX :..cmT FOUR CHICKENS ... .. a U you w•nt ' the New• Office of The Dally Tribune, call 286-L; if the · Bu&in ... Oftlee aak tor 202-R. READERS' NOTICE - .. ''"·black duetkn of all IOH!r,,:n•nt f'Xf)t'n · .::awes, wnethet rutt!on...J, 6t.al..c.. or 10cal Embraced ln thts prublt>m !!! the unqu~tioned balancing Of the teder.al budget.. That Js th<" .zjnt nec~s.,lty of na.ttonal t. ~aou··,y IL must be ba.la.nced In an 1t.b&:lutely cafe and sure manner "The second 18 the oomp,tte re ·.rganlza.Uon at once of our oankt,. ·t.l .system "The third l8 viloroU5 and ~Vholesouled eooperntlon with other governments In t.lu! eoonwnlc n~lcl "BalaaclDI the Badpt,. "1 J·ecommend that the furlough -.ye,em installed lust year be con· tinued bemUBe, It eets an eJample which should be tollow«L r feel In ;.,,_oJ!I •E.=: ' tlon, tbe ~a lalt ... &be old.er revenue~~ and ~ etoquenti,J IIOeD\.: The word under t.be ~ )WlMd did not. appear tnroUihDUt ~ &e88lon of COJ18l:es!, nearly f,OOQ warda of his lut t:~· generally reu~rrport to CODIJ't!SII on the state ~ Ul nuiiii!Dce taJlezi, have not ·.....u::_ • -~•10o. ot income. Fw·thcr re~ Nor ••• touch ex..., ~_... m e.ddlt10t1 to the tenalveJ.y upon~tht ~-r =tciod.bf! b:l expenditures. Many of thebe ~ r::u \UltnPBmlt to manuracturen' excise .axes upCODiretlll a spe~:lt.l supplemental}' on selected lbdustrles not only fall· d linl Ub' tbla contro- ed to prod'JCe satislactory revenlle, ::rlllll~ cap!nlattons wt:ttp.ne but an! unJust a.nd discriminatory. debtor countries OYer the ~r "Tbe time has come when, H the iD wbioh they ll't to pteet. Lbelr aovernmen~ is to have an adeq~te Dee. Uii .,.,.ment.. ~ .up In pro- :mb~~~ ::S:!W't!o: ~=j Jl'C88 and the Dl'~t. ~ bot UI'H&, exC15e uuet~ anoWd wiah •.... em~ by ~ic ......_.... ......n.. U M -tbla a.ame. be extmlded to cover practl........,. • ·--·--· manufacturers at. a un.u.OJm aa4t', Vl~W ofbytbeover., ~ the coat of theHerecent retened Gll1l e~ lq .puelnf to esceptclothinl Jli!CUII8I'Y food and poaalbty living 20 perin cent, that .-.ral whiCh .. \r cme furtho!!r iiJ,crtftce ahould be saw the srea~ ilefea.i bls put)' haa ~line 'wltn. hls recommendatlGD tnllde by mlarlet': omeia.ls of t!:ll witneued ln f8tU'8. f t&i 1 t d- ..:0.'\ v~·'I!rn· nt over and aoove the "While liavi recently enpied 0 curMr~~n~ 0 ~ 31·3· per- cent reducLJon. I w1U rec· In the aQre.ive ClGIUetlt ol &- aeu-1 :ren~w ~~raJ. · bw~:; ~~!J)~"'" r.mmend that after exempting t.he enl election." be 51d, "Its very tn.n and Wmporary a.t leaat ~tinU• lll'st •1,000 of salarl' there should quillty and the acc!ePtance of lf.l!l ance of the federal ~vemnwn''f le a ttmpor~ry teductlotl for one-! ·~,~·of aid to the atata m road btU.Iamr. year of 11 per cent of that part af 1t 1 'f pra1ae tor these jewel act1~ 1.... u:ur..e.. tl! government wartes lr. e:r:ce&& Oonaldere ~ vttte.s durlDa the p.uJt twu )e~ of the $1.000 cxempt.lon, the result !~ ot tblt ~~~tbeon. S&Ytnl Uley had ~Jded emplo];ment. of which combined With the: rur~ .,.., oover repor.ore ten- lo}IH be- tho~bt t.be condl.twn or tbe lourh sy~m. will averaae al.out er;:u~la: ~~ ~brec OOeral ueawry woulct no~ warraiJt. lU per cent rt.'iuction In pay to d tb:ll~ dinct1onl' tn. bleb .nelr conunuanee. thoae earnlna more than st.ooo. actlob can ~~· Aa far turtber felkral economy, ..I will n!COmmenll meaaures to lher the rorces of 'Hitltit.ry and eon .. e propoaea a flat 11 percen~ reu.t.WPllminate certain paymf'1'1W bl the fid~ce .. 1-0n lD aovernmental salar.es abo:ift veterans' aervice8. 14any abuse,; · ..,l,DO(t &lid promised to SUJJmlt hil hELve li':t'tlwn up frotn Ul..conRldcred .eeommendatlons for coiUJOUdaWJI ll.ogislatloiL The ru.Uon should not ~sed .md re~rrouping over fifty · ex~u: Mk f ed ctkm ib allow the and &dmlnlstra.tl.ve a~~:encles._..or a r u ances He also decl&red hi.s intenttoDJ to men and deper.den.tB whose dlAo)f recommendibB widespreau s~ abiUtles rise out of war aervtce nor ea ln the- 110\'emmental payments to to ·tbose vetet'8lt& wtt.h substantial NorJd. War veterans. ,., ser:\tlce who have be<lome tot·lll~ American The metaaae Nr Hoover aen~w disabled from non·wnr·connecte<l su.welllion lty .he waa D~t. only Jus tmal causes and wno 11te w1th0ul otllcr Deleaate Nat Aceeptable the stAte of the nawon, support," to Ger:a~U~J• t.beabortHlouuchdocu' hal submitted. "I shall issue such exrec\.&~lve orhe expretllled 1~ ders w1thin a lew daY! JrOUplng Geneva, Dec. I--DIS-,Honnan H his views on the or consoUdatinl over rut.y ex~u- Davil, Amertcaa .nu Uperi. pretJ.ve and adminlstn.ttve a.gcnelefl sent.ed the AmertcaD. dllannament ux:ludlng a laqe nun:lbel of com- plan to the ~ nn-powe~ •Y•I«n missiOIIUnd 'indepe::ldent' arencle!!. llrmll COilferenoeo"aa It lOt under ~ way today. "The basis of e\'ell' other and 'l'he Ameriean plul caDI :tor conevery further effort toward recov~ rslderaUon or u tmmediate armr ery 11. kl reorpnlae at once our limitation treaty before the qu~government, he Aid, be.nldnc system." uone or Ot~ eqiAllty and 11.11 a re((Ulatory llli&eniJ FrenCh aeem;ty are f:tcuaaecL affairs, and not as a "'rhe creation of tbe reconstruc.. The De~ npr Jilt.et.lve, Forin economic and soe.t lion ftnance corporatiOn and the elgn Min1Aer Voa ~. reel~~~ ame[ldment& to tbe feder&l reserve ed an iml)tedia&e ~. deelar~ moment the rovemment ph act aerved to defend t.he nation 1n Inc he oould ncn. ~ the- Amer" he concluded "it becomu a I(I'Ht edala. Tbey an not reme- Jean I)OIUion wi.U.OUl ant referr· witb the people. Ai • dlea: they are reUef. It Ia lnconcetv- lnj~ It to hJa ~·~ becomes at once I. able that the- ri!CODiltructlon cor· Premier Herrto& of f'lance .ac:· wbatewr direction 1t poratlon can 10 on lndeftnltely cepted t.be plan q ' bltdl of dia· IContinued on Pap BlXl cuutoo but advanee4 th• Pnneh plan calliDa for llftdaated 4lllrm'TELLOWS.. HAVE GUNS 1 • 103 JAPANESE TARS ament Wllh IOC1tl'lly fal' · ---'=en- _A_..._... uvem ar::w we l:uita-tumta!, 8 ...!... .. ·-v-"'- 1Re1had w'is a!utaJ Ob)•ection T0 n·J88lDUhg .' ' PI8D I DROWN IN MONSOON t.h~ meec::~ ~ aft-- •· _ lbe --be'""'" ............ _....11 •.._ .. or TokyO, Dec. t-INB--One hun- to attend tbe ~ ot the tellPI' dre4 and three Jai)Am:se sailors auembly. were drowned when the destroYer oo::t:ie pay the tl,:il45,t27 war 4ebt Interet\_ im&1e" and other eommunl&tlc Bawara.bl caJ)111Jed. In a Monsoon 100 ~t.~~~~~~~ lmt.almen$ due the t1nited. stt.I'A!I 11011p. miles nortb el ~. the' nav:v rettll'D to Dec. 18 Ule rrtDtt counell of Pal· At their he&d W88 a "red front" office aiU\OUbCed. today. clam announced toda)'. band, ratlle.r smarUy attired In RusFifteen were reecuecL The vessel Tbe --·~ .. n with Premier Mn•.. oti•D~Iooting uniforms. Behind the foundered alter its wm _....., .,.,.. ~aoliDi preeldina, alao recommeDded band marebed the stra11lin1 mem~ dtaabled. U1e .aovemment eeek a debt; ree.dJUIL bers. ot Waet\lnatorb'a flrat "red An aJrcraft carrier and 111ven !HI· QMIQt ~ heKti ol'Uile when tile ~)"' whG call f.bemll!lves huna:er troyera prooMded to the aoent nm pibleipal papment !& diJI!. marcbf!IS. aea~eb for ~QUa e-" J Gary, Ind., Dec. 6-lNB-"I'm ~ comer to mM' Aiel< Banta ....... tOlil lnl dcnm to t.be �• NDDA.Y, Dmc1:UUa :, ~,..QJj ~..J~IUJIJT NE . t1 .-:•h.,, Cilia. 1 llfl!l'!l•~ "!II• - ... ·~ ...... - a... ,. cllt ur o1 J4lrob 1, am.• l!lti>IMII" Pe11J ...a ~1011 0!1 !oO•rr ~ ~; o, IOIDd iti aittin.or "'"' """"' IOf ~!!1111 IIUJ .Jii, ~~ooJi··.. me aiUIOIIfll . ~ ~111r ' ~~ """'"' """"'"' ....u- ..., - • ~~~~·1100 ,,.. "' ~ 10 llo - • "' ObiCIIO. PJl.llldcrphia, Pitt6burt, I~ ,' I' It's t.he blisest thing ever tack- I uuwaukto - ,; •• " .:1 u > I • --1....,. " -- The) have aeven£7 or sixty " 'h-VJRGINIA GREGG.-""- ~ 4 • • Novelisis-Son and Accuser' TU hill bootl--nm dOWn at heel, Tax bla plow and tax h1a elotta, Tax hill 1'888 Ultot wipes h1l ~ . Tax hia bouse and tax hla bed Tax t h e bald spot or. hhJ hell.d Tax W!e ox and ~x the liM, Tax hia "Henry " tax h.i8 l ali, Tax the road that M must P&/11' , 101-L C~UNCil ~fP~~T And make hlm trave l o'f'r IP'BNI Tax his cow and tax hi& call TaX him It he dares to lauah He 11 Dut a common man, So tax the Ctw!-Ju'IJ. 11.(1 you can, Tu the Wx!rW, liu~·/1:)! dfscrtet., I TaJr. him tor wal.lrbJK on the Stl'f't t I Ta.x his bread, tax his meat.. Tax the shoes clear ott h..i& t~et, Tu the pay roll, tu the sale, Ta.x hl8 hard~a.n&d paper k..ale Tw h.ls pipe, o.nd tlx !!~ smo~t, Teo£h hiJTr' government IR no jokt> Tax the oomn, tax l.he !lhrout. Tu: the ~ul beyond tbe clourJ ~ Tax t-.U 4UHtneM, tlUt Ute Mops Tal the mcome!>, tsx the &tock ~ Tax the .llv1n.-, tax the dead , T.:;.x t.he. unbo•n beton! t.l-ley re ff'(! TI;.x tllr wat.er, ta x tl~ air, ·rox t:hem all O.Jtd tax thf' m ~ r>JJ '.[a.x the lltm.hKh.t, i1 you d!irr Do your Df'::.t ~o make lite II J 80~ led. 11tnee Peter the Great bWit pfO()! roomll tor fi.&nnY nol.le6 ~ PetfOSl'CI aomc few mlnor centur- croontna The elevators lll't eonstruies ap. If you ner set to t.own you c:ted so quartet& ·Won't. miM a. )Jea t on the way to tbe root, The ortbe&must come over. - l"red lQmball, Inc .. 1 One Word Led To Another __ . ,. r I Y•• M.... : The W C T U wm meet 'nlursda)' attunoon with t.tr~:~ M J Hamuton on Bout.h T1l.lrd lltreet Middleport News - ---·r I 'l'llll DAIIo'l' _ , -, OHIO. = ' ~IDAY, DSCpa!DI8, tfh for ANY Bird e. 1112 t.ra. slart pia~ at dawn aud cha.se The ctty contaiN nothlnJ but nu- the hour hand around t he clOCk crophonea ood 1heat.res. What They can turnli>h music for any ock1nd of a town 1.5 that? 1 caslon by Just o~tna: a window. CO~T OF BURIAL CA':'CJO:S }'ORM-DO Y~UR f-i iiOP- EARLY! ~ ••• STANSO .NERYJJ'1E ,. " Nl!~,\!r...~~TJV· Prank Williams spent the in Charleston vl~;ltlng l'f!Mr and Mrl.. Charles Barnett M• and Mra. BtarUng McCullouah and Mlas Pra.ncea Worman and Harry Wheeler of OaJUpoU.S were weui end vlJltors ln Portsmouth and "' AMlnnd. M:ra. Lewla ,, ' . Buy lft~ttktles with what it a.-ve• -. ' '"". Burford, dauahter Mr8 Otho 'lUcy and Mrs Florence Buah apent Monda.}· In Huntlnrton Harry Barnea lett Monday ror Columbus when he ts to serve on the Petit. jury ot Federal Cour~. char,. .... wit. Horaan ern• or Jamalea, aad his Kina w rW the , .. rates. " ' $S,~OO:Paid Out I At The OiJd Fc1Jows llall Thursday ", Good Muai< Best Of Order ~ by the ~ CITizq.s NATIONAL BANK PRIZES and OLD and NEW DANCES I ,..,.NDAY · IN MIDDLEPORT December 8. . ot Tq Member. the Cbriatmaa Club ' CDme Joiri Cllur Club For 1933. . CitiZEN!!, Fune t a! services tor I Cotr,rlll will be dav' afternoqn at ~ BANK :11 t.. rew etlll elude tllea scound.rel Leae)t. for wbon CIJtare . . .ODI' ... reward . . Hotel Hillsboro (LARGEST ALL-YEAR HOTEL) .. ~OR A MJfRRY CHRISTMAS \ '·:, :: ' \ AND A j Ta~pa, Florida Offen MpJ Daa\inctive f eaturca: ' Siutle: lHP.EE DINING ~OOMS "TOP 0 ' THE TOWN'' t2.~. ' ·~.!)0 , ~,IQ <Wit!. llal~) · Uiqios Room £AFETERI.\ . OOf,FEE SHOP ' T O TllE busy hon1e-maker, a Gen· pracrlcal gift of permanent value. era! El~ctric Refrigerator means •uolven.U, recognized astheW!I~l~'s mod~rn ci>nvenience for ber kitc!aen, standl!td of teftigeration ext'*Uence, more wholesome and full- r--:"-'1"' the G-E Mooitcl,r. Top flavored foods, new diahes to add uritty to her As hnl• Ill menus. It saves her count· depeod,ble '!l less bma's ant! tbous1111ds CUN~~Ai. . of stc,Ps. Aud, even more • . . ' ELI!C:TRIC for Chrmmas 'I ~ ' \ '. -No rauPlfb:b~tco~ in Luckies ' · :~th~~~:,:.tbe~".mild W .aU I 850" ~~~:~~;.h::~~t~cost~-·;~;t:~· ot411mr,.,.~ <:. This is the year for a '. ~- THRIFTY NEW YEAR ijnporratu, a G·E '"""' •n•nydolllltS in her budg• I, ...... Ebuythe6.nest,theveryfinest , tob~cqs in ·the !~!Odd­ but that does'~ot el9'.~ why folks everywhere regard Lucky Strike as the mildest cigarette. The fact is, we neverov~k ~e ' truth that ';Nature in the R~w is Seldom Mild!'-so-,these fine tobaccos, after ptop!=t·aging and ' '. ' mellowing, are then given the be~e'fit of ~at l-ucky Strike purifyin,g protes51 described by the words-"lt's toasted". That's why folks in~ city, town and hamlet say that:Luckies arc such mild ·cigarettes. ..It's !!!!! ~ ~ ... - �• NDDA.Y, Dmc1:UUa :, ~,..QJj ~..J~IUJIJT NE . t1 .-:•h.,, Cilia. 1 llfl!l'!l•~ "!II• - ... ·~ ...... - a... ,. cllt ur o1 J4lrob 1, am.• l!lti>IMII" Pe11J ...a ~1011 0!1 !oO•rr ~ ~; o, IOIDd iti aittin.or "'"' """"' IOf ~!!1111 IIUJ .Jii, ~~ooJi··.. me aiUIOIIfll . ~ ~111r ' ~~ """'"' """"'"' ....u- ..., - • ~~~~·1100 ,,.. "' ~ 10 llo - • "' ObiCIIO. PJl.llldcrphia, Pitt6burt, I~ ,' I' It's t.he blisest thing ever tack- I uuwaukto - ,; •• " .:1 u > I • --1....,. " -- The) have aeven£7 or sixty " 'h-VJRGINIA GREGG.-""- ~ 4 • • Novelisis-Son and Accuser' TU hill bootl--nm dOWn at heel, Tax bla plow and tax h1a elotta, Tax hill 1'888 Ultot wipes h1l ~ . Tax hia bouse and tax hla bed Tax t h e bald spot or. hhJ hell.d Tax W!e ox and ~x the liM, Tax hia "Henry " tax h.i8 l ali, Tax the road that M must P&/11' , 101-L C~UNCil ~fP~~T And make hlm trave l o'f'r IP'BNI Tax his cow and tax hi& call TaX him It he dares to lauah He 11 Dut a common man, So tax the Ctw!-Ju'IJ. 11.(1 you can, Tu the Wx!rW, liu~·/1:)! dfscrtet., I TaJr. him tor wal.lrbJK on the Stl'f't t I Ta.x his bread, tax his meat.. Tax the shoes clear ott h..i& t~et, Tu the pay roll, tu the sale, Ta.x hl8 hard~a.n&d paper k..ale Tw h.ls pipe, o.nd tlx !!~ smo~t, Teo£h hiJTr' government IR no jokt> Tax the oomn, tax l.he !lhrout. Tu: the ~ul beyond tbe clourJ ~ Tax t-.U 4UHtneM, tlUt Ute Mops Tal the mcome!>, tsx the &tock ~ Tax the .llv1n.-, tax the dead , T.:;.x t.he. unbo•n beton! t.l-ley re ff'(! TI;.x tllr wat.er, ta x tl~ air, ·rox t:hem all O.Jtd tax thf' m ~ r>JJ '.[a.x the lltm.hKh.t, i1 you d!irr Do your Df'::.t ~o make lite II J 80~ led. 11tnee Peter the Great bWit pfO()! roomll tor fi.&nnY nol.le6 ~ PetfOSl'CI aomc few mlnor centur- croontna The elevators lll't eonstruies ap. If you ner set to t.own you c:ted so quartet& ·Won't. miM a. )Jea t on the way to tbe root, The ortbe&must come over. - l"red lQmball, Inc .. 1 One Word Led To Another __ . ,. r I Y•• M.... : The W C T U wm meet 'nlursda)' attunoon with t.tr~:~ M J Hamuton on Bout.h T1l.lrd lltreet Middleport News - ---·r I 'l'llll DAIIo'l' _ , -, OHIO. = ' ~IDAY, DSCpa!DI8, tfh for ANY Bird e. 1112 t.ra. slart pia~ at dawn aud cha.se The ctty contaiN nothlnJ but nu- the hour hand around t he clOCk crophonea ood 1heat.res. What They can turnli>h music for any ock1nd of a town 1.5 that? 1 caslon by Just o~tna: a window. CO~T OF BURIAL CA':'CJO:S }'ORM-DO Y~UR f-i iiOP- EARLY! ~ ••• STANSO .NERYJJ'1E ,. " Nl!~,\!r...~~TJV· Prank Williams spent the in Charleston vl~;ltlng l'f!Mr and Mrl.. Charles Barnett M• and Mra. BtarUng McCullouah and Mlas Pra.ncea Worman and Harry Wheeler of OaJUpoU.S were weui end vlJltors ln Portsmouth and "' AMlnnd. M:ra. Lewla ,, ' . Buy lft~ttktles with what it a.-ve• -. ' '"". Burford, dauahter Mr8 Otho 'lUcy and Mrs Florence Buah apent Monda.}· In Huntlnrton Harry Barnea lett Monday ror Columbus when he ts to serve on the Petit. jury ot Federal Cour~. char,. .... wit. Horaan ern• or Jamalea, aad his Kina w rW the , .. rates. " ' $S,~OO:Paid Out I At The OiJd Fc1Jows llall Thursday ", Good Muai< Best Of Order ~ by the ~ CITizq.s NATIONAL BANK PRIZES and OLD and NEW DANCES I ,..,.NDAY · IN MIDDLEPORT December 8. . ot Tq Member. the Cbriatmaa Club ' CDme Joiri Cllur Club For 1933. . CitiZEN!!, Fune t a! services tor I Cotr,rlll will be dav' afternoqn at ~ BANK :11 t.. rew etlll elude tllea scound.rel Leae)t. for wbon CIJtare . . .ODI' ... reward . . Hotel Hillsboro (LARGEST ALL-YEAR HOTEL) .. ~OR A MJfRRY CHRISTMAS \ '·:, :: ' \ AND A j Ta~pa, Florida Offen MpJ Daa\inctive f eaturca: ' Siutle: lHP.EE DINING ~OOMS "TOP 0 ' THE TOWN'' t2.~. ' ·~.!)0 , ~,IQ <Wit!. llal~) · Uiqios Room £AFETERI.\ . OOf,FEE SHOP ' T O TllE busy hon1e-maker, a Gen· pracrlcal gift of permanent value. era! El~ctric Refrigerator means •uolven.U, recognized astheW!I~l~'s mod~rn ci>nvenience for ber kitc!aen, standl!td of teftigeration ext'*Uence, more wholesome and full- r--:"-'1"' the G-E Mooitcl,r. Top flavored foods, new diahes to add uritty to her As hnl• Ill menus. It saves her count· depeod,ble '!l less bma's ant! tbous1111ds CUN~~Ai. . of stc,Ps. Aud, even more • . . ' ELI!C:TRIC for Chrmmas 'I ~ ' \ '. -No rauPlfb:b~tco~ in Luckies ' · :~th~~~:,:.tbe~".mild W .aU I 850" ~~~:~~;.h::~~t~cost~-·;~;t:~· ot411mr,.,.~ <:. This is the year for a '. ~- THRIFTY NEW YEAR ijnporratu, a G·E '"""' •n•nydolllltS in her budg• I, ...... Ebuythe6.nest,theveryfinest , tob~cqs in ·the !~!Odd­ but that does'~ot el9'.~ why folks everywhere regard Lucky Strike as the mildest cigarette. The fact is, we neverov~k ~e ' truth that ';Nature in the R~w is Seldom Mild!'-so-,these fine tobaccos, after ptop!=t·aging and ' '. ' mellowing, are then given the be~e'fit of ~at l-ucky Strike purifyin,g protes51 described by the words-"lt's toasted". That's why folks in~ city, town and hamlet say that:Luckies arc such mild ·cigarettes. ..It's !!!!! ~ ~ ... - �,('1(;'"' • '. • •, .,.~ - ';!Ill Mlj.t ft<llll)l<J;..i'OMJ[I!O't. CIIIW. I hoept,tiJ for atte~tlon aDd ,.,.. rtl- been tht c.u.se ci tmcturu nf both with an enjoyable p1'081'Qm moYed to tbe home of a relatl¥t tattUI anc.1. a b·acture or the left · !\etle, Mondf.1. lq-, A report of tJte" MC(lk.lont stat- I PJJ:&aOMALI 1 8be WM ridina ln tbl car with t:d Ul&t the mQ.ll wu OQ the oil , h.et." pareata and ~. eauoute tank when it oxplodfd, tmrlin! I i...&un.m McCall 11. repoa·ttm lll to tbeir home after v:l&l.t.lna with hhn a hundred r~t lnt.o the air with Jonucnza. a.t tho home of hb rela.tlva itt thle CIOUIItJ'. Tbe other and to th e ljlrounrl. panmta, Kr. &nd. Lfri. t.mmett M'c- A.QVJqtTlS IN ' O. t::t Decem~~~be~ ~rf na~c:T'udi- thio (10 pt.) ••• U.e. (6 &vetap wordl mate 1 Une.) a"""oo-~--~~uve ln&ertiooa fo~price of i ~tJ:ve lnaert1Dm ror J reaultB to you. SANCTIONING NO I 11-IA.T BEIN' A . A &triking comparison Qf Eaaterr. I and Westel'n mode, ls oft'ered by th ili unu6ual cllmpse of a little • J a.paneae boy goill:lr to worsh ip at 1 the f11mily 11hrine of Buddha in the company ot hils mother. Althongh the lv.tter is attired in na.t'lve Nip· pone 'le costume, her son favors the Occid.,nLal , mode, even to the cane. Photo wa ~ made iD Tokio. DOME I lion. For Sale, Mioc:. lOR 8A.;..E--One Clar1&tct and one baU-alze Violin. See J. H. G•·.te, , 284 N. Thard st., Mi(;.dieport., O. 1 BASHAN 1 u-30-:'i. : 1 - I M1·. a.nd Ml·s, Ralph Tuckel' und 1 FOR SAJ...E-Two story house &nd tiaughter Fetty of Ollllllcothe we~ 1 tot.~ ~"clne for Caih, cheap, wttll week end gue.'J t .or M1.'li. Anna Tll'lk- : Dr for lAnd. Address P. 0 . ~ ~- and Mr. and Mrs. H. v Tucker ( - Box 286, R«dne, 0 11·26·6L Ola McNrunt1e .tiP£J;Jt trOm Wed-· 1 11-80-lt. IWHtay Wllil 5atuL'day with reJatlt"C At Letart. terma '' FOR SALE-One four " tm\g Mnry BrniUl Of room Bottom, wa.s 11. week eud guest of Murl cement block TrU!i&ell. house, % acreo IJ'Ound Several tronr hure atLend,,d the ' on Lincoln Hill. Will \Jaskelba.ll game llt Chcr;ler FTI- , du.y eventna. · 1 Jaerifice. Call 5Q6·R. 1 .Floyd Pcwcll of Old TO \' •1 v!slt..-----~ -- I ··d h ie uncle ani ~~ urt [ln,l Mr l~JlW $44.00 all-pr rt•rirtln ~:J.S 11\0g'!' I Mr.~ J c~n T:~~ lor s~. tt:.rrl:•y L~i toUr~holo buntiell Jatt>st improved 1 Sunday. burner~~automaWc llghtl'r ·tand- I Ml'. an<l Ml .i. H.~dpl! Jor.1'' k •·:e,·r ard 1!IZI)-f:1950. Phone 241 -J . j i CU:n:. gUetitil (~f Mr . !Ual M10. J. ·1 12~0-3~. :t. A Jl(>n or Ohes tc1·. , E. M. 'fhci.lis {Jf Don;a;;, ~ pent Wedntl.ijd~y R·n U Thurl'da~· wlfh h :~ . .·w~~~•ed- 'I .-' ,,» • 'CJll-ln ·lO. W'"'\lnd dflUghtm :u:r. !1 '1<1, ! ,\fT·s. W . A. Orr and QU J.;~ht.~: "" W.WTED-Man With Ught truck M o J·JI~·n I H<J.!Ie. • .... • not employed to take ovc1 busl- ~ M1'8. S. .\ . McCullo~h fl. ml 1 ...,~, uea.s atrea.dy establl.slled . A hust- c!.G.ughtcr. M r;~. P.uymond OllYn ·I ·~~ ler only. Adress tor interview, ~Ril(d on th(~ f(.'ln u:r'l:l parents, Dr. · SUpt. Glouster, Ohio. 12-6-lt-~ ":f;nd · 110'&. H GJ1.3l(ly of Ra1nbow. ro- I ~~========;~ ;:: THE ART STORE • ... ,. • GOLD fiSH. CANARIES, FISH ANO BIRD FOOD8, ART SUPPLIES, POTTED PLAN1'S and HANU MADf. Price $2.50 Pbone 352-R LOST illack and tan bCef(le hcun ,], f :m;; L . An: " ~~ ' llC;t llH: of lkullo.v 'l'~w ; :;c!l \It 11 nd fumll y. at~d Mr~.. 2539. , ere tl ~ 1\l! ~ ling. ti'gncd Hart d. !'hon e the >ILCh (' t >H' I 1 ) 1 l.~ llU!:Ob UIE PAJIIUNG LOT o\ND GAUG& IN CONNECTION R. B. BUNSTJNE, ~~ I'I'C ti' o[l Mu•r COLUMBUS. OtnO Btanbcrl~·. .$MI'TH •• URO.'fiVE Pres. GrANT TleOJAN :rAC~LE WHO Pdllt!I'OY NuLioneJ U,mk STAie<2ED - J t-4Jii1V~J -1 f • ' . '" "' '! . "' .. - - -- ·- - --- -- --· -- -·- --- "' ... ' "" '"' '·~· • j ' \' !l i'; • 11 I •.to ., ' " f. ''' ' ' •' ' -' f i ~ ! J ol · 1 '•d tw!.u , ~i.•· ool Jen~j(~iiinpc de : .:Jdne are ulht:r nh:C! ·, iqtnf.. 1 Thi• 1""",. Nt. iiJJ fqfl . , d· I I r•irud i• .Ji•" 1 f• f. . .. 11 Thl1 #tttt;rtt ,,..,t~tlff•r ipp,ttdi~ll ' Jtli~4f'11 · II j, ~·If( ftlfl ~· thr: ~lqi you W•nl · •· , 1 :\ rJdrr u }Oiif l~U ef in t!1e lull\lw• 1\ Ill:- . \ 7;/lf', l'alt5'71S i, · 1 ' -.,.._ I r viH¥ t>oil\1 You llt~RN oo A.~'>' - Yov·ve CV~:'~C~I\R6F.O · I'll\! '3 ·"\)ollARS Otl MY . ,~~.~f:·RY .Bu t ' :J 1 · ·.) .' 'DoN''r E VER H~PPE~ IN M'#l• 1: ··., ·, . • 'f~'VO\'l ~ I ,f 1 0 0 0 0 • 7 1 " 0 10 0 Tomorrow • • • and its new ways ... W\~L Hflf'PE f l ) ') l .... ~ 1AY ·.. SO!J'ri-IEI<AI CAl."l rOraA!IA S CAPTAI AI~. 11-11' T~ii:OJAPIJS PL..Ay ;NOT!aE DAMI: II:.\ A 1"~ ' CL.ASStC ~'f1Jriil4,Y.. ' ... ' J..A ~ ,· ' : . ... :.oRR y - MISlllK<:~ '; ' o~ v.o~" ? No~ ~e ;nj4;· ~ '' ·· ~ ' .\1 .. ,,' ~ .. '. I '" F~•l•jot• pyr"~· Writ, '"W>illr nn d -pl1nly ydHf nam~'·and (n ifdlo: 1lnm, !he mttflh~r. flf' ~IF por.ltcm aod ·iI ! ;erltit,, Send If ceph On •f_tinp! or ~r:nfn' 0 0 0 5 0 0 1 What di1coveries are around the cornerwhat thincs, undreamed ofttoday, will be commonplaces tomorrow? The put haa aeen producta once rare and unknown become wideo'pread and familiar, . , The future will aee the proce11 repeated! :~ ll'.o su inc)l'peu!in lo c:opy it ex- ' ; 3 ., ' Co •l!ar Ilia fre;, @ IJIUt: bhtcJS and 1' i 111 ; , a .:~ dainty 11 can be, 111 ~ Lcwl.s, cha.mpion In New York, won from Ray Steele, Culliomla. on foul Ssndor Szt4-bo, ' threw Umbert.Q Ar pino Italy, Glenn Mtwn . former Nebr8.::j ka football pla.v<>r, wou decislo"l o~·cr Charley HRUSO" , Beatt-Ie . " •' l'~~olc blue dimitY. ptliit wlth ·whltf' ' Hutv lo (}~1. By Jntern11.Uonal News Bervlce At New York- Ed (Strangler} I; No;e the Clllt 11t.:klim:, (!arlin~; !'utfcd ~lee~es 11.11d the lull ~kin h(IW 11 c111pliasires tht fi'rc:ncll Lodi~.:e ? fJrP.!IIR prlfltl, patlalt . • ." With The Wreatlera "\ : I, CUNNING-PRACTICAL 1 .1/1 Tnt§tJ M1Jd1l1 _, trlillld a"'' Jltru/11,1 m Paris triiJ till J!atltrttJ Iff~ nuul1 in A' HU Y .,1, lw't 1hh a ·lovely' dress for Doll v lol \ly. l' I Dimple? ."',, '' .. l1-lrS YEAR.! - -~ ! • I - -- I B.>· EVA A. 11NGE Y ••s-.s~ne~ N-WIII ie:~NIE" en~-;u­ blll'.:>::tc tlon or P.S ln(IY COme b<: ' • ...... Convenient to Stores and Theatra c-.r N;.I ond M t'S NOTict: u:; to , soo a.... Witlt BaiL at n to p - • .,.,..., ~~1":\ ;·;;, , re~ ul ~r mmual meetmg or ' lor I ~l)ck tl(l)dcl'.~ or t he Pollleruy NhciCII -1 1 B :mk . P CJI\Cl'O.\, 9hlo, wtu l I • 1J ( ·1 'J'tH'hd .~ , JO.I\UU! ~· !'), lil.cl3 1U 1,1:00 1\. M .lcr tl:.u e lect.en 11! fh" lil'r'" I Co:umlnu' Moll ,....,.. Hotrll Hcrm.. ~• ruu .•UI~i rnlkd OU 1!1.'. 1l. v. T11d•n, Btmda~. '•Dol'dle:• TUJ: No. H e WRI Fort · Hayes ro~1r ami Mrs. Rc-~·mond F >·,mk 11 F,aggla RidfP' , callf d a:\ r::'a.tlvr.r; l oL'I .'c.::, 1:• HI 202-11. ,; f ~l .•.1•. -=·<· ~. t ·J . Hotel~ • _. ),~ ,·:.~ . l~.llJurt Hill Jl'. ~ml f: l Ltll.lil"(., were StmOay gm~ r;ts .'eJ;~ l·:tlth Orr sPent T h uLsday rf!F:::::=~~= · Wen.; ' F'1 u:h:y with M rs. Ethc. Or.-. i'l-11 ~3t. ~·' :J ,., · r E!H.1t!r <.l!lY c,·c:tlnl,; . GEORGE HETZEL ' --'IIIII : ;yl ·:anill . 1\11'. u:.1d PICTURE FRAMING. " ~-~PI~A~N~O~w~T~U~N~tr~{G~q: •' cent!y. Ml'.". H. v. ·r ucker a tte nded a 1 'I ohoWCI' ILt Ru.clnt" Tue!Jday C\'I''J.IIJI' Qh'tln u t the iwmc. of Mr. and Ml' tl . Gcnw ' 1<ww. h •mc•ln< M• ''· L"w- , rcn ~ c Rr l'Sh t AVICC Bm lth. 1 1 1-::r. S .\. Mt'. CI!. ! :~u·xh left Wodnr:M.'>tY c:• a nun~ir1 !j t r.tJ 111 Psn-:1- ColuiJI6u TJJ~LJI!' ,},HE TQJJ .ER.· (Maln St.) r, "' oD.Jn:s I ft\) advertiBement will bo taken for 1es1 than a. mlnJmum cbarp of twebi:V- flvc et::-ts tor each tuser• • ,;, Th~Only HERPAIB :POLLY l'lle 'll\lbllallers will be respona!ble onl)' tor one tnoorreet lnsertlon ot any ad'vertllement. Erron tn advertllementa &bould be reported lmmadlatel.\'. May Be Dioqualified ~ Amateur Aa Result Of Aclvertiaement - - Mary ·to Lead Rose Parade H. 10W' ad 1t prepared ln auch a. manner u to bring the srretest .... ~~n. - Jtaa H·Al£ Glnfti~S~N I T lE ~V[~ U~· STATU~ i 'J.Si ! ' Tb~1t desired, ad taker will sla.dly assist you so tha.t t.he copy for " / "II = .a.nee, I prloe of ~ .' . C&U on . the PortamouU\ road I TJPe DU tbl& C7pt• .o'!o per Uno •• •. to have been drtvm• b!-• ' • -lillll:ilbAY, DI<ODII!IIIl 'a. ltOOJ!' -,'i.,.' ll!<e ..•.' I waD C&f Wl.li Mtd. •a;:. (12 pt.) • ln charrre. Burl».l I .h ii" ~in the oemetery there. CUrL ){fen, Qf Muda;ox. i\l':~r:JAGE UCL"''S&S 1 Mr. and Ml'i. P . 4· H¥klnsspent. 1 When Walter .Reed. 1Dd1cte4 re.. .:Sbi Ia ~-.red by ber h.Wiband, N'i:W DAMA-GE s~l'l' " !. .. CTI. 1'w• ;Jldeti'nge l.OC~.i were lJ.. tru1 woek end 'w!th Mr. a.nd J.lrll. J . 1 1 oettilJ tiM' perJury, f&Jled b Ellll,~ ll ¥orton, one dater, atn. "' ~~u 1sued here MOndRy by the J,1l'Obnte W, Tanner, Oo.lr: HUl. lOCI• Ia comm<m pleu couri here • Oe&nne OUber t, ot Columbus, : rmA suit ~= ~ u~ue ~ ~t. tb~ tnilude 0 . Bbell.ne, 40, or lin. Katherine Rutslnpllltw lm.s l,lotos _ .. O..:v, JUdie W. ll Whlte d~ apd one .64Rblt Albet ¥:. .Bo:vt, l oa:ene ~eniciri. ·w. Va., aud OnU. 0. ocmclud.ed e. vlalt. wlth. he:- 11vn, 1 • ac~ ' hU tlald forfeited awt Jl'dt.e4 ~e Green towuhlp. A dauahter hom Bafe~J~g: ~omp~~ jt1 jt5le;;, ·~. Qaughter of Rob-;_·t. Cnarte& Hutainp!.ller ll.nd fam!Jy al ROOM' 'LOt, of eourtl to notJy t.l:l'ot ~ to Ule WUon died ln lnf&ncy. • ~the Suit· thro!a4 ~· JleXt' '!arrulty;.D<.n Stewllol't, :n. of A<1- Allht&nd, Jty. MDI,$ut '• I friend, her motl'ler. Euniee PJ'I.ntain SGn of Sheridan St.ewa.rt and Mr. and Mra. D. Gl"Over Olli of ment rendered ag:alnlt t.bem. Th!! Slf.4t;.L U.4l!QGE BY FI'RE. I avere In tho pet1L1on that &~:roe i& Selma Deem . 21 of Oheshlre tlaUih· Lanairille, spent. Sa.t~y bere . D~Q AND luret.ietJ on Reed's bond were cnnt Bmall damaae wu dr.ot,e In .u now a.n Invalid and an lmbee11e as a k:r ot J;tomea Deem Of Pomeroy. Harry Denney a.rn1 Mr:J. TUlle H. Boyd. and. Mary Ha.liey. ' apartme:rtt of Mr. &lW ~. <.. ..ell result of a blpw on the bt!&<l &be , Donno.Uy were weak enG guest:. of COREEBBOP j R~'l name wAH called three Dale, Prlday whee. "• valve dropp.:.d 1 rece-Ived when the bridge at 1'eem ADMINISTKATOB AI'POINTIW tllelr broth«, V~ Denney and tlmtll JJhen court convened Monda}' Crt;o.rn a IN lltoft .4Jl.ltJna: a rxu11- ~ Run eoll'pged under the weight ot John F. Whlt.e haa beon named j lamlly at Columbus. rD•er Su»o ........,.., momlns but he cUd not ana.wer t.JKi f t:on. The ftre w~~o1 <l.Leeoverttd oy u ·c t.UI:i oJ)OrH-ted by the com pany. a:> ad.min.l8tra tor ol the' catatc of PhU Nota aod aon·ln·law, &LilA COVB'r BORL 1 the declldon wu made by the Judie. the mlll'ld lUI.d ~ tire tLbU'tn '11'11.6 1 A similar suit st.yled Imogene \V. H. White. who died 1n Oolum• l Patton. of Charleston. spent a few , Reed was lndleted for perjW'y given. '[he blUe W8.8 cxttnrutah c:t l"'tantlin va. Blue e.nd oray Com- bu6 the first of t.he week. B;,nd of cit.ya wltb Mr. and Mrs. ll'riu Nuu' ~ew S1J111'U, ......._ ' !Dr telt1mony ~rlven In the WaHer 1 with Uttlc t.l'Otlhle. pany wai dlSJni.ased. $5,000 Wll.li ~l.'tl!sary a.nd lt.ln:f !l.t~ Mnkamp. BO)'d mUrder trle.l here sevend ' _ wct'e nnmod as W. C. and Hury 0 . 1 Ruben Wood and d&U&hter, Julia 1 oe ~· Ballu, Sk ... · ACCIDENT nCTIM IMPRO\ •:o ween. before. "' INIUUD IN ca.uu Wh'itc. spent the weei: end with 1 · -Ne Wt~ et.ewart, df,ua:bt.er of Ml' The oonilltion ol Luther Leouu:-d, Dr. E. 'P'. Ewrv and fr.mlly :tt !.h-. !'~ • 1 HORTON SERVICES HELD • IUld M:t·i. Harley Stewart, of Bprins.: ( •67, who V''&J! Injured wh.cn an otl MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS tlon. write fOJ' IJe$let: and BUe& ~I services for Loreoa Au- tleld, r4!Ce1Ve<l palbful bruises and I tan.t e~loded at D!ac ll .Pork, dntTbe Wc. men's l•'-orelgh MisslOnory Dr. and Mr1. J. P . .tta.skins, son I' 1 Busta Mort,.,n, who died Sunday lnjurJes whea. the oo.r tn which lhe 1 urdtty, 111 sold to be scmew}o ..l-t lm- ~ety of Groce M. E . church met e.nct diiURhter, were gucst6 of her JAMES Butler mornlng ~:.bout 12:-15 o'clock, were wu rlc:Una: wM In a collision wlth pl'tved. Leona.rd WNJ bl'\J\Iftht to 'l~etdo.y afternoon with Mu H H. brother, Tom Lanier and famlly nt conducted, Tuesday afternoon at another c.ar Sunclay. ; t ile Helzer hospital Coilowbl!i thQ. Wilbur a t the chu.:cu J19.1'1i Ulll•·~e. A Port6Dlcuth. Suudt\y. : _th_•_ ~ten _.,_'!._c_h_ur_c_h _w1_t_h -~": E. Sbe waa bro111ht to lhc P.:;_.~ nccl<tmJt ...... uch wos .a: oJ t.~ i · a~ . . ~ ..g-h t tu,i a;;~m,!l :·_'_"_"_~r:e~ -~ra.-~ ~lll~··~r~s_:o~!-MI::I'::to".'':'·_w:~·-'-=~== SJCTIQN 1 Venz '. Bol· ..., •" ·'. are of and '' '• �,('1(;'"' • '. • •, .,.~ - ';!Ill Mlj.t ft<llll)l<J;..i'OMJ[I!O't. CIIIW. I hoept,tiJ for atte~tlon aDd ,.,.. rtl- been tht c.u.se ci tmcturu nf both with an enjoyable p1'081'Qm moYed to tbe home of a relatl¥t tattUI anc.1. a b·acture or the left · !\etle, Mondf.1. lq-, A report of tJte" MC(lk.lont stat- I PJJ:&aOMALI 1 8be WM ridina ln tbl car with t:d Ul&t the mQ.ll wu OQ the oil , h.et." pareata and ~. eauoute tank when it oxplodfd, tmrlin! I i...&un.m McCall 11. repoa·ttm lll to tbeir home after v:l&l.t.lna with hhn a hundred r~t lnt.o the air with Jonucnza. a.t tho home of hb rela.tlva itt thle CIOUIItJ'. Tbe other and to th e ljlrounrl. panmta, Kr. &nd. Lfri. t.mmett M'c- A.QVJqtTlS IN ' O. t::t Decem~~~be~ ~rf na~c:T'udi- thio (10 pt.) ••• U.e. (6 &vetap wordl mate 1 Une.) a"""oo-~--~~uve ln&ertiooa fo~price of i ~tJ:ve lnaert1Dm ror J reaultB to you. SANCTIONING NO I 11-IA.T BEIN' A . A &triking comparison Qf Eaaterr. I and Westel'n mode, ls oft'ered by th ili unu6ual cllmpse of a little • J a.paneae boy goill:lr to worsh ip at 1 the f11mily 11hrine of Buddha in the company ot hils mother. Althongh the lv.tter is attired in na.t'lve Nip· pone 'le costume, her son favors the Occid.,nLal , mode, even to the cane. Photo wa ~ made iD Tokio. DOME I lion. For Sale, Mioc:. lOR 8A.;..E--One Clar1&tct and one baU-alze Violin. See J. H. G•·.te, , 284 N. Thard st., Mi(;.dieport., O. 1 BASHAN 1 u-30-:'i. : 1 - I M1·. a.nd Ml·s, Ralph Tuckel' und 1 FOR SAJ...E-Two story house &nd tiaughter Fetty of Ollllllcothe we~ 1 tot.~ ~"clne for Caih, cheap, wttll week end gue.'J t .or M1.'li. Anna Tll'lk- : Dr for lAnd. Address P. 0 . ~ ~- and Mr. and Mrs. H. v Tucker ( - Box 286, R«dne, 0 11·26·6L Ola McNrunt1e .tiP£J;Jt trOm Wed-· 1 11-80-lt. IWHtay Wllil 5atuL'day with reJatlt"C At Letart. terma '' FOR SALE-One four " tm\g Mnry BrniUl Of room Bottom, wa.s 11. week eud guest of Murl cement block TrU!i&ell. house, % acreo IJ'Ound Several tronr hure atLend,,d the ' on Lincoln Hill. Will \Jaskelba.ll game llt Chcr;ler FTI- , du.y eventna. · 1 Jaerifice. Call 5Q6·R. 1 .Floyd Pcwcll of Old TO \' •1 v!slt..-----~ -- I ··d h ie uncle ani ~~ urt [ln,l Mr l~JlW $44.00 all-pr rt•rirtln ~:J.S 11\0g'!' I Mr.~ J c~n T:~~ lor s~. tt:.rrl:•y L~i toUr~holo buntiell Jatt>st improved 1 Sunday. burner~~automaWc llghtl'r ·tand- I Ml'. an<l Ml .i. H.~dpl! Jor.1'' k •·:e,·r ard 1!IZI)-f:1950. Phone 241 -J . j i CU:n:. gUetitil (~f Mr . !Ual M10. J. ·1 12~0-3~. :t. A Jl(>n or Ohes tc1·. , E. M. 'fhci.lis {Jf Don;a;;, ~ pent Wedntl.ijd~y R·n U Thurl'da~· wlfh h :~ . .·w~~~•ed- 'I .-' ,,» • 'CJll-ln ·lO. W'"'\lnd dflUghtm :u:r. !1 '1<1, ! ,\fT·s. W . A. Orr and QU J.;~ht.~: "" W.WTED-Man With Ught truck M o J·JI~·n I H<J.!Ie. • .... • not employed to take ovc1 busl- ~ M1'8. S. .\ . McCullo~h fl. ml 1 ...,~, uea.s atrea.dy establl.slled . A hust- c!.G.ughtcr. M r;~. P.uymond OllYn ·I ·~~ ler only. Adress tor interview, ~Ril(d on th(~ f(.'ln u:r'l:l parents, Dr. · SUpt. Glouster, Ohio. 12-6-lt-~ ":f;nd · 110'&. H GJ1.3l(ly of Ra1nbow. ro- I ~~========;~ ;:: THE ART STORE • ... ,. • GOLD fiSH. CANARIES, FISH ANO BIRD FOOD8, ART SUPPLIES, POTTED PLAN1'S and HANU MADf. Price $2.50 Pbone 352-R LOST illack and tan bCef(le hcun ,], f :m;; L . An: " ~~ ' llC;t llH: of lkullo.v 'l'~w ; :;c!l \It 11 nd fumll y. at~d Mr~.. 2539. , ere tl ~ 1\l! ~ ling. ti'gncd Hart d. !'hon e the >ILCh (' t >H' I 1 ) 1 l.~ llU!:Ob UIE PAJIIUNG LOT o\ND GAUG& IN CONNECTION R. B. BUNSTJNE, ~~ I'I'C ti' o[l Mu•r COLUMBUS. OtnO Btanbcrl~·. .$MI'TH •• URO.'fiVE Pres. GrANT TleOJAN :rAC~LE WHO Pdllt!I'OY NuLioneJ U,mk STAie<2ED - J t-4Jii1V~J -1 f • ' . '" "' '! . "' .. - - -- ·- - --- -- --· -- -·- --- "' ... ' "" '"' '·~· • j ' \' !l i'; • 11 I •.to ., ' " f. ''' ' ' •' ' -' f i ~ ! J ol · 1 '•d tw!.u , ~i.•· ool Jen~j(~iiinpc de : .:Jdne are ulht:r nh:C! ·, iqtnf.. 1 Thi• 1""",. Nt. iiJJ fqfl . , d· I I r•irud i• .Ji•" 1 f• f. . .. 11 Thl1 #tttt;rtt ,,..,t~tlff•r ipp,ttdi~ll ' Jtli~4f'11 · II j, ~·If( ftlfl ~· thr: ~lqi you W•nl · •· , 1 :\ rJdrr u }Oiif l~U ef in t!1e lull\lw• 1\ Ill:- . \ 7;/lf', l'alt5'71S i, · 1 ' -.,.._ I r viH¥ t>oil\1 You llt~RN oo A.~'>' - Yov·ve CV~:'~C~I\R6F.O · I'll\! '3 ·"\)ollARS Otl MY . ,~~.~f:·RY .Bu t ' :J 1 · ·.) .' 'DoN''r E VER H~PPE~ IN M'#l• 1: ··., ·, . • 'f~'VO\'l ~ I ,f 1 0 0 0 0 • 7 1 " 0 10 0 Tomorrow • • • and its new ways ... W\~L Hflf'PE f l ) ') l .... ~ 1AY ·.. SO!J'ri-IEI<AI CAl."l rOraA!IA S CAPTAI AI~. 11-11' T~ii:OJAPIJS PL..Ay ;NOT!aE DAMI: II:.\ A 1"~ ' CL.ASStC ~'f1Jriil4,Y.. ' ... ' J..A ~ ,· ' : . ... :.oRR y - MISlllK<:~ '; ' o~ v.o~" ? No~ ~e ;nj4;· ~ '' ·· ~ ' .\1 .. ,,' ~ .. '. I '" F~•l•jot• pyr"~· Writ, '"W>illr nn d -pl1nly ydHf nam~'·and (n ifdlo: 1lnm, !he mttflh~r. flf' ~IF por.ltcm aod ·iI ! ;erltit,, Send If ceph On •f_tinp! or ~r:nfn' 0 0 0 5 0 0 1 What di1coveries are around the cornerwhat thincs, undreamed ofttoday, will be commonplaces tomorrow? The put haa aeen producta once rare and unknown become wideo'pread and familiar, . , The future will aee the proce11 repeated! :~ ll'.o su inc)l'peu!in lo c:opy it ex- ' ; 3 ., ' Co •l!ar Ilia fre;, @ IJIUt: bhtcJS and 1' i 111 ; , a .:~ dainty 11 can be, 111 ~ Lcwl.s, cha.mpion In New York, won from Ray Steele, Culliomla. on foul Ssndor Szt4-bo, ' threw Umbert.Q Ar pino Italy, Glenn Mtwn . former Nebr8.::j ka football pla.v<>r, wou decislo"l o~·cr Charley HRUSO" , Beatt-Ie . " •' l'~~olc blue dimitY. ptliit wlth ·whltf' ' Hutv lo (}~1. By Jntern11.Uonal News Bervlce At New York- Ed (Strangler} I; No;e the Clllt 11t.:klim:, (!arlin~; !'utfcd ~lee~es 11.11d the lull ~kin h(IW 11 c111pliasires tht fi'rc:ncll Lodi~.:e ? fJrP.!IIR prlfltl, patlalt . • ." With The Wreatlera "\ : I, CUNNING-PRACTICAL 1 .1/1 Tnt§tJ M1Jd1l1 _, trlillld a"'' Jltru/11,1 m Paris triiJ till J!atltrttJ Iff~ nuul1 in A' HU Y .,1, lw't 1hh a ·lovely' dress for Doll v lol \ly. l' I Dimple? ."',, '' .. l1-lrS YEAR.! - -~ ! • I - -- I B.>· EVA A. 11NGE Y ••s-.s~ne~ N-WIII ie:~NIE" en~-;u­ blll'.:>::tc tlon or P.S ln(IY COme b<: ' • ...... Convenient to Stores and Theatra c-.r N;.I ond M t'S NOTict: u:; to , soo a.... Witlt BaiL at n to p - • .,.,..., ~~1":\ ;·;;, , re~ ul ~r mmual meetmg or ' lor I ~l)ck tl(l)dcl'.~ or t he Pollleruy NhciCII -1 1 B :mk . P CJI\Cl'O.\, 9hlo, wtu l I • 1J ( ·1 'J'tH'hd .~ , JO.I\UU! ~· !'), lil.cl3 1U 1,1:00 1\. M .lcr tl:.u e lect.en 11! fh" lil'r'" I Co:umlnu' Moll ,....,.. Hotrll Hcrm.. ~• ruu .•UI~i rnlkd OU 1!1.'. 1l. v. T11d•n, Btmda~. '•Dol'dle:• TUJ: No. H e WRI Fort · Hayes ro~1r ami Mrs. Rc-~·mond F >·,mk 11 F,aggla RidfP' , callf d a:\ r::'a.tlvr.r; l oL'I .'c.::, 1:• HI 202-11. ,; f ~l .•.1•. -=·<· ~. t ·J . Hotel~ • _. ),~ ,·:.~ . l~.llJurt Hill Jl'. ~ml f: l Ltll.lil"(., were StmOay gm~ r;ts .'eJ;~ l·:tlth Orr sPent T h uLsday rf!F:::::=~~= · Wen.; ' F'1 u:h:y with M rs. Ethc. Or.-. i'l-11 ~3t. ~·' :J ,., · r E!H.1t!r <.l!lY c,·c:tlnl,; . GEORGE HETZEL ' --'IIIII : ;yl ·:anill . 1\11'. u:.1d PICTURE FRAMING. " ~-~PI~A~N~O~w~T~U~N~tr~{G~q: •' cent!y. Ml'.". H. v. ·r ucker a tte nded a 1 'I ohoWCI' ILt Ru.clnt" Tue!Jday C\'I''J.IIJI' Qh'tln u t the iwmc. of Mr. and Ml' tl . Gcnw ' 1<ww. h •mc•ln< M• ''· L"w- , rcn ~ c Rr l'Sh t AVICC Bm lth. 1 1 1-::r. S .\. Mt'. CI!. ! :~u·xh left Wodnr:M.'>tY c:• a nun~ir1 !j t r.tJ 111 Psn-:1- ColuiJI6u TJJ~LJI!' ,},HE TQJJ .ER.· (Maln St.) r, "' oD.Jn:s I ft\) advertiBement will bo taken for 1es1 than a. mlnJmum cbarp of twebi:V- flvc et::-ts tor each tuser• • ,;, Th~Only HERPAIB :POLLY l'lle 'll\lbllallers will be respona!ble onl)' tor one tnoorreet lnsertlon ot any ad'vertllement. Erron tn advertllementa &bould be reported lmmadlatel.\'. May Be Dioqualified ~ Amateur Aa Result Of Aclvertiaement - - Mary ·to Lead Rose Parade H. 10W' ad 1t prepared ln auch a. manner u to bring the srretest .... ~~n. - Jtaa H·Al£ Glnfti~S~N I T lE ~V[~ U~· STATU~ i 'J.Si ! ' Tb~1t desired, ad taker will sla.dly assist you so tha.t t.he copy for " / "II = .a.nee, I prloe of ~ .' . C&U on . the PortamouU\ road I TJPe DU tbl& C7pt• .o'!o per Uno •• •. to have been drtvm• b!-• ' • -lillll:ilbAY, DI<ODII!IIIl 'a. ltOOJ!' -,'i.,.' ll!<e ..•.' I waD C&f Wl.li Mtd. •a;:. (12 pt.) • ln charrre. Burl».l I .h ii" ~in the oemetery there. CUrL ){fen, Qf Muda;ox. i\l':~r:JAGE UCL"''S&S 1 Mr. and Ml'i. P . 4· H¥klnsspent. 1 When Walter .Reed. 1Dd1cte4 re.. .:Sbi Ia ~-.red by ber h.Wiband, N'i:W DAMA-GE s~l'l' " !. .. CTI. 1'w• ;Jldeti'nge l.OC~.i were lJ.. tru1 woek end 'w!th Mr. a.nd J.lrll. J . 1 1 oettilJ tiM' perJury, f&Jled b Ellll,~ ll ¥orton, one dater, atn. "' ~~u 1sued here MOndRy by the J,1l'Obnte W, Tanner, Oo.lr: HUl. lOCI• Ia comm<m pleu couri here • Oe&nne OUber t, ot Columbus, : rmA suit ~= ~ u~ue ~ ~t. tb~ tnilude 0 . Bbell.ne, 40, or lin. Katherine Rutslnpllltw lm.s l,lotos _ .. O..:v, JUdie W. ll Whlte d~ apd one .64Rblt Albet ¥:. .Bo:vt, l oa:ene ~eniciri. ·w. Va., aud OnU. 0. ocmclud.ed e. vlalt. wlth. he:- 11vn, 1 • ac~ ' hU tlald forfeited awt Jl'dt.e4 ~e Green towuhlp. A dauahter hom Bafe~J~g: ~omp~~ jt1 jt5le;;, ·~. Qaughter of Rob-;_·t. Cnarte& Hutainp!.ller ll.nd fam!Jy al ROOM' 'LOt, of eourtl to notJy t.l:l'ot ~ to Ule WUon died ln lnf&ncy. • ~the Suit· thro!a4 ~· JleXt' '!arrulty;.D<.n Stewllol't, :n. of A<1- Allht&nd, Jty. MDI,$ut '• I friend, her motl'ler. Euniee PJ'I.ntain SGn of Sheridan St.ewa.rt and Mr. and Mra. D. Gl"Over Olli of ment rendered ag:alnlt t.bem. Th!! Slf.4t;.L U.4l!QGE BY FI'RE. I avere In tho pet1L1on that &~:roe i& Selma Deem . 21 of Oheshlre tlaUih· Lanairille, spent. Sa.t~y bere . D~Q AND luret.ietJ on Reed's bond were cnnt Bmall damaae wu dr.ot,e In .u now a.n Invalid and an lmbee11e as a k:r ot J;tomea Deem Of Pomeroy. Harry Denney a.rn1 Mr:J. TUlle H. Boyd. and. Mary Ha.liey. ' apartme:rtt of Mr. &lW ~. <.. ..ell result of a blpw on the bt!&<l &be , Donno.Uy were weak enG guest:. of COREEBBOP j R~'l name wAH called three Dale, Prlday whee. "• valve dropp.:.d 1 rece-Ived when the bridge at 1'eem ADMINISTKATOB AI'POINTIW tllelr broth«, V~ Denney and tlmtll JJhen court convened Monda}' Crt;o.rn a IN lltoft .4Jl.ltJna: a rxu11- ~ Run eoll'pged under the weight ot John F. Whlt.e haa beon named j lamlly at Columbus. rD•er Su»o ........,.., momlns but he cUd not ana.wer t.JKi f t:on. The ftre w~~o1 <l.Leeoverttd oy u ·c t.UI:i oJ)OrH-ted by the com pany. a:> ad.min.l8tra tor ol the' catatc of PhU Nota aod aon·ln·law, &LilA COVB'r BORL 1 the declldon wu made by the Judie. the mlll'ld lUI.d ~ tire tLbU'tn '11'11.6 1 A similar suit st.yled Imogene \V. H. White. who died 1n Oolum• l Patton. of Charleston. spent a few , Reed was lndleted for perjW'y given. '[he blUe W8.8 cxttnrutah c:t l"'tantlin va. Blue e.nd oray Com- bu6 the first of t.he week. B;,nd of cit.ya wltb Mr. and Mrs. ll'riu Nuu' ~ew S1J111'U, ......._ ' !Dr telt1mony ~rlven In the WaHer 1 with Uttlc t.l'Otlhle. pany wai dlSJni.ased. $5,000 Wll.li ~l.'tl!sary a.nd lt.ln:f !l.t~ Mnkamp. BO)'d mUrder trle.l here sevend ' _ wct'e nnmod as W. C. and Hury 0 . 1 Ruben Wood and d&U&hter, Julia 1 oe ~· Ballu, Sk ... · ACCIDENT nCTIM IMPRO\ •:o ween. before. "' INIUUD IN ca.uu Wh'itc. spent the weei: end with 1 · -Ne Wt~ et.ewart, df,ua:bt.er of Ml' The oonilltion ol Luther Leouu:-d, Dr. E. 'P'. Ewrv and fr.mlly :tt !.h-. !'~ • 1 HORTON SERVICES HELD • IUld M:t·i. Harley Stewart, of Bprins.: ( •67, who V''&J! Injured wh.cn an otl MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS tlon. write fOJ' IJe$let: and BUe& ~I services for Loreoa Au- tleld, r4!Ce1Ve<l palbful bruises and I tan.t e~loded at D!ac ll .Pork, dntTbe Wc. men's l•'-orelgh MisslOnory Dr. and Mr1. J. P . .tta.skins, son I' 1 Busta Mort,.,n, who died Sunday lnjurJes whea. the oo.r tn which lhe 1 urdtty, 111 sold to be scmew}o ..l-t lm- ~ety of Groce M. E . church met e.nct diiURhter, were gucst6 of her JAMES Butler mornlng ~:.bout 12:-15 o'clock, were wu rlc:Una: wM In a collision wlth pl'tved. Leona.rd WNJ bl'\J\Iftht to 'l~etdo.y afternoon with Mu H H. brother, Tom Lanier and famlly nt conducted, Tuesday afternoon at another c.ar Sunclay. ; t ile Helzer hospital Coilowbl!i thQ. Wilbur a t the chu.:cu J19.1'1i Ulll•·~e. A Port6Dlcuth. Suudt\y. : _th_•_ ~ten _.,_'!._c_h_ur_c_h _w1_t_h -~": E. Sbe waa bro111ht to lhc P.:;_.~ nccl<tmJt ...... uch wos .a: oJ t.~ i · a~ . . ~ ..g-h t tu,i a;;~m,!l :·_'_"_"_~r:e~ -~ra.-~ ~lll~··~r~s_:o~!-MI::I'::to".'':'·_w:~·-'-=~== SJCTIQN 1 Venz '. Bol· ..., •" ·'. are of and '' '• �• ' .' . '·' • • I ' • ' • I - "' ''J'OISDlY:DW .....IR'I, UIU N~ 8 Bomb and Intended Victim lr .~ ·- -""'· · • YQL. Vll-NO. 71 \ == . ~ Speed, At Re10'-r SeioiOD M0n· day Exc.Pt Appj'o•al of Billa TO BE CAUGHT SHORT SESSION Ref.uaed To Go To '"" Sc:hool; Boy Ia Too W'F.ATHER FORECAST . W ObLo-Cloudy CL"l., I":Ut h oolder ~~ om.. L _ pre<::eckd by ratn oll'\n:Pna to •••• h Held; Demancli Count, Roach, An · IpONd FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNA'PION AL NEWS BERVIOE m . • IP 1'1"8 NllW8 JT'B IN THII DAILY TJU2lJNJ: POMEROY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1~32 11 Chanred Ohio Seaate Sure To See Unlilually Strained Relationilhip In Partisan Membenhip; ~m• Have Edre With S..wyer Dee. f,..t- I.Uhtrs'ralPs t.ax aml.·b&n.kJnC"N mntl 'l-INB-- propo~~ed to congRM ~r by Sf!CTf!tarr ol the Treat;uey NUJR. The detlclt. for IU!B wu tHttmat-ed pt Sl MU31.000 and l¥ 1 19Sf U.Q25.63l,OOO on tl.~ bll.llill o!one;r.et 1 were OOYemor Oeorp Wbltt todaY lilt· ' t4 Ull Whole-Mf,rtedly bl!!hind the ;j DiDnocntlc senate slate propo&red at the ~rty "ea.~W'Vl aolled.Uied here this ntternoon. ; !or apprOval 1'be al&te lDCJudes ~ I •·, • Oashorn at ~ Btnate, Ot.~ a.nd 1 of wnu.m v. &II speat· 1 ol the -· ·h~ ,.. . ,, Is Seen~ Great Turmoil r ;. At Political Partitano Fight in. Gallerie• and on Aaaembly Floor ENTERTA.lNS CLASS "Always an Aeeeptahle Gilt Children In the Bun(tay elnss of Mrs. Anna EpJ>J Hn ~· "• I" were home. Tne YOlUlgst.en~ had a most enjOyable time, five bern, awarded t.cautlful pah;nt pencils lor tuivlna leal-ned. the names of ~;~~~ ~ ~ lxoks In ~e lJ,Oit' Mts _: teachts a. elM~ of ~· nung al '' . And al-ya twi~e iu:.cepta_ble if it'• ,'\' .. pajama ' from '!Ur'R"<:w an<J l»eau.,iful ae~c' \io.n. :. Broadcloth and Madra• with contrfltling collar and cufh. •• ... ri 1· ' ' . ~ entertnlned Monaa,. evening at her .Paja~as ·, school lhc Bethany M. E. Sunday school. I Mn:. .~eric Roos. wlie a! the 1 I I PART : (:t:stor ;\ntt ML~ Ma.rglttt'l Hf'IIIrul.n ,, r.~lstcd Mrs Enp~~ln , TWO "~OCAL GfR4l 'J;AKE Athenll, Dec. 6-(Spl •-'l'wo Pomeroy sy.d.ents at OhtoUul~ersttyw111 take : a· ~ , ' t~ flrif. '!.32 student 1 ec~tn Musle; to . . Aodltortu\ri. \'ell bY ~ BehoOl bt 1 Y ntgbt, tn MU81c Hall · I Emmy Lou Keelule, conf..c'a&. 1 wtll slna llizt's 'nle Loreley, Helen ! .!l:hacfer ls to be one of four aec'bmpa.nlats lor Uw! Pl'Qentilotton. Twefl:I.Y students w!U partlciPt;te. " 1 j dit'toile or our race, d8eply il'OOV~ tl\elr sentiment& throu11h a ·~n..• a. halt of thAt are atrugeie-" rot roo~d rrom pu~IY.· In r&j • . So'' fri '·' iplrt~\- "The Only P.ir Of F.yd ~ou'll-.Ei.er H ..e" llave Tl;cm ex'amlned' ~~ I'~D ~ACC~ATQ.*' b1 • -.yshrtan! E, F. MAGG, M.D. POMEROY, OHIO. • • Gift Henquarters for Men >' I JOIN THE· chrlstmal:. . Club ., ' At Middleport for 1933 ' 'I $5,000 Paid Out thia week for 1932. Chriatmiaa Club OTIZENS NATIONAL BANK 11 curta.lltn.ent or inC that "It ls bnpo!!Rible to bUdget entirely tlon." "ID vlew of OW In :a:: ~~'!i .. filurel! presented •to con .. .. t. MlUs made Oovemor WlUtt lll'lllOWlCed 1\1- blldlf:t IJ'i!SS by the pre&ldent ~ tatt,• 282,000 nn the ~rupplementarJ ' bud· David B. De A:hnond \Dl o.t BanUlton, er 'pra·tan. I ror clertablp of sen. With Other Thouoand• to I' Help Cauae, Accord- ' in1 To Leadera Mr. Pabat Of Pabot Brew· MR. MILLS SA:YS . inr Company, ·s.ya Price To Depend Report Indicates. CAMPAIGN FAILS Hope Of Balance ON TAX ASSESSED Before 193& Price Will Be Five WaRhln11t.on, Dec. 7- JN$-Repeal Police Say But Group Spokeamen Say Ob· ·And Ten Cenb Per of unproduetiVf! excise ta:lel'l, jective Obtained m~n.t of a '? 1-4 per a&nt ma file~ Drink AS RESULT OF TIE . BY C ARRIER It 81 matl ,.... CI:M~ t4 .10 - PRIC'J:-'[ HREE CEN'.<'S • ·,; n ! In East and • ••• -p~-TR~...._Fou-nd-Guil-.ty-UG-Al-IZ£-08-[[_ft....L.Ta~x--· " l'RHIRf.~IN I 11 ClUS£ MANY 8[ S~lO U :~ RtfM~NNER PILITICAL SPATS JITN[Y" ~ ~l~SS u~;:tivetould Will ~HU~N ~ Colun$M&I, 0., + ill North portion&. ThuNUy pruo-Jr clou.dr ati4 :lQlder. Snow ftUl"''iet 1n Nm.htut portson; -:-:-flHI.-... ·1 • ~no w FOOD EXEMPTED IN TAX PROPOSALS .... "'... .... .... .... .. *..... ''[-{unger Marchers," Beaten, Leave W ashingtori - ..;. -··-·-·. U jon waat ' ,t he News of The Dally ~UDe, call 286-L; If the Builneoo Olllce u.l: for 202-R. "B.Y C~MM _ ..............._____ _, READi:ll!i• NOTiCE - I5 1 •• \ To be a Bride in China S[NTTnC~N~R[~ ,.' ' BY PRESmENT Tf BAlANCE BUDGfl "' 12'/c Perce11t Sales Tg And Drutic Cub To " Kod Situation SLASHES ~' RecoiDJIIended In All {leo partntenb Of Govern··•· ntenlal Expentet · ·' n. HOLMEs ,·: IN$ Sta.O' Corresponde-nt Washington, Dec '1. ~ INS - A pnereJ. manutactUJen;' 1111les tax o! :ll-4 J!ef cent on everythinv; er.. cePt food was 1-ecommended 'tb By OEORGE eoutp"e88 today by Preeldent vt:r in tranzmittin.:: a bud,.et calls for expenditures 2o11 1!'~111,- 801,344 dur1nJ the The ~t next repor..ed the b~t I!JIT{es net estimates t.aaO.~ below those for curreol ft&cal year. but reduction, he \o meet � 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 12. December 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 December 6, 1932 morton read wanderwell wright