https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b304c4d406d521f2d5c6ea1e8acd42aa.pdf 11bb5f2ea4107c58f4acda9fc75c96af PDF Text Text i • • . J. ........ . TH'J!: DAn.Y TRmUNE"•"POMEROY, OHIO. SeSSIOn • IS • 8 eJd Charles eteeti Rytell and . TaylOr 1M ... """ ....,,.. oent.ooces lb •• Governor Stock. Market ..... - ·~ .......• ' .. THURSDAY, JULY ·~AT HORY'~. RUN ~CAIN ftjNSACK[~ By Commt'sst'oners Resumes Clt'mb I \ • I - Bo T Stage TenDJ8 •T "'" ., fOU JP: WEATHER FORECAST- at Tribune, call 28\1-:L; . if ,t he Basin... Office ask for 202-R. LEASED WIRE OF ohtc.-PaJ.r Bomewha; warmu In 8aQUl port ion I.OnJ.aht. Saturday l..ncreulnl' cloudl,_ followed by loc:a.l thunderr.howen. Cooler &t~ untr.y &ft.ernoon 1n ~xtreme North porUoiJ, INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. t 1• IT'll :N IWII 11'11 Dl 'J'JIB DAILY TIUBUJfl VOL. VII-NO. 243 .n POMEROY, O&IO, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1933 OAaaJ JU a. os.H r:~ -o ,_,._ ._ " B7 PRICE THREE CENT:-; Ba. l I . ~ NOTICE - 1! want READERS' the News Office of The Daily "" -· I 1 , l •\'lfr·tJ .. 1188 1!1, more, tor the deeth of her bus.. that. too many entrtntl have not. and familY of Hel&'h\8 band, Jay !1. Davlll. whUe sernno !Ued tor -lclpatlon and then the Mr and ..,., Jnhn Pocl-1 .... u a apectal deputy aherltr of ttnt round play wtD continue the family vtalted Mr. and M1'8 W . .o the Ohio penltentlory !rom the Wood county on Jut> • • 11132 ....nd day It,. thoueht that the LeMasten Sunday Meip county oommon pleM c(lurt. lCoutlnued. rrom Pale tmel The sundry approprtationa bW Ia tourney should be ended, singles Thom&s Eada vlatted hls llllteJ The trio eonteued their complicity __ amona: thOR stm awalt.1Il8' the slg- and doublea by Wedn~Y Mrs Wm OooliLtle Sunday. 1n tlle e~e ~tore county author-~ U d M t . St ted F ol paratJ.ons !or re-openlng: on sche· nature ot Governor White Entrants ~wrt. file their names ( Esther Barnett of Charle.~~t.on bJ ltlee, pleadln(r lfUIII.J to lndletmenLS The members of the Board o! pwar o •on ar • dule with the manager, TlppJ Dye, on or PpendJng a few d&YI bert tbe !guests In the oowt Meigs County commissioners meet· ·~ lowing Heaitation Early bot- -da• evenlnJ at 8 o'clock cf her parents Mr and Mr•- .J . L.• 1n 1 In a por;tponed seSiion becaUlle cuJumbw, o , J uly &.-INs-The YS 0 "~" HOMECOMING of Lhe Fourth of July holiday, were Today slate has decided to be a llttle at whk:h time Lhe d1'8.wlng for the Barnett '1 A Fourth of July hometomlng vlsl~ by the UBUal number ot mOl e 1enerous to tamUJes of two play off will be held. The result Mr. and Mrs L. 0 ~ 9;as held at the home of Mn E C. cltl!lens nom various se-ctlonll uf I By LESLlE GOULD membere of the OhiO National ourne~ ot the draw wm be publl.shed in the wen t he Sunday guest.s !of .anct Manuel, Oorc.u, Tuesday Thll8e the county requesting nppropr111.INS Financial Writt!l ouard who lost •theit lives durin(!: Sunday edition of the Dally Td- M~r ~~dr'i~~la~:~r I..w~rf-; and r uending were. Mr. and Mra. tJons ror roRd work ete , at the j New York, July 6--lNS--The the Hocking Valley cool mine db· An opportunity 4-0 beeome the b~ose 'fi18hin" to participate 1n son are visiting her par$1."' 1 ~· ker, a.nd the following children ol cou rt house here WedneS<l!l.y , r:toe k. market. resumed Ita upward 01ders In 1932 ' amateur tennis camp o[. Pomeroy . th to ·•, _, ld p•-- th"'r and Mrs B H McNeill An appropriation of •100 for im· march t.oday after early he.sltAUon Ten days aso the .House of Ree umamen ouou ......, "'~ Mr and Mrs Homer Qreenlee ·-~ana Gatewood ·Property Mrs. Manuel · 5011, Ouis Pullins, Lhe Dext-er Wlt.h the bulls sw!Lchlng !rom presentatlves passed the Buncl.ry ap-- will be atrm"ded bo18 un~rth~ ages pam~s: ages, ~~ond addresseS on l& and 'ra.muy visited Mr ai\(\ M:ra. wire and two chlldren Ruth Mae provement work on Entered By F or<:e For and Lawrence, of SpringfleM; Mrs. 1 Church road. was granted by the gratJp to group heavy p10flt -takln8 proprlations bill, which included ot J1 next week, accorama ifu thi paper, leav1n&' It wlth Manager DJe Reno Spencer Sunday Ella Archer and husband of Ra· J commissioners, the WOl'k to be don" •vas swept ll.!Ude and culminated In authorlza.tlon tor paymmt of ~.~ plans arra.ng-ed here by a nwnber ot or at the Editorial office of the TrlThird Time \lt'lliiWood ; and. Etta E Pulllrus and und er the l!upervillion of the county an uprush around midday Wl der 60150 to the parents of qno OJ the ymlnJ sport.alrlen Wednesday , 1 bune at once htend Wesley R Parry ot Colum- 1 e nglnef>r Lhe Leade1shlp of lhe ralls iUII.rdsmen The same btn pl'ov:ld1'be tennl&' toumey, similar to the It 1.!1 bellevecl bJ those In chnrge SEVERAL MONTHS lus Anolher appropriation for •too A rush of buymg In the carrier ed payment or tl0,243.M to • two one condllCt.ed last 1 ~ yeu- at the of the tourney that It wm surp8.8B whs allowed b ~ the bo11.rtl fol' work U~t swept the m Into new high Clr;~clnnatl. women tor personal in Et+&bach court w:Hl be openQDlJt.o Lhe one Jut year tor interest among WEINER ROAST on the Snow\ ,IJe IU)<l Ooo8e Creek g~ound for the yea1 "'lth N Y Juries receiWld when thO.ir automo- bOYI'l 17 yea.I'B old or under, residents the young tennis players and beDANCE! Loc:k On Door "Jlmmied" The following group of yo un g road work to come under the $Up- Central setting the paCf' Galm ble was struck IJy OOvem()J' White's of Pomeroy. ) f'ore tbe c!c.lng time for tne enBy Miaereanla; Mer· people enjoyed a weiner 1 oast and erviBtoc of the co unty engineer, ran to 3 potnt.!l car in St Bernard, 0 , 18 monthS A champion_,n Lh! slntfeB w1U be tries the rtumber to ta'ke part should At The I. 0. 0 . F. Jlall marshallow toaat on Lhe ll)seli farm and utso 110 was allo wed for the Thlll followed sporadic bursi.s ago determined to hold the crown for be conalderably hia:her than those chandiae Taken FRIDAY NIGHT, However, the figures didn't look at leut1a year, or until another who pland tn the 193:0: affair. In Neo.se Settlement Monday even- month of July for the Bedforr: 01 strength m the coppers, oiLs. utiwithin the lng Nellie, Thelma. a.ncl Mary Ha.m township trustees for the mother :!ties aviation Issues and packing just nght to the Senate Ftnanee tourney, whlle wlnnen of doubles The SanitAry Grocery ls turnishJULY 7TH. pton, Louise Ralph, Mayzt!tta Jac- or Ed stanley, aT B patient until shares comm it~e Th11.t body, It was re-- ma~es wtU be awarded honors In& balls to be UBed 1n the play feW mouthR t'hl! Dana Gate- obs, Madalyne Reuter, Allegra further Investigation The <.Iollar ra llied afLer eiLJ'ly vealed today, recommended the Th~ pia.yinJ of doubles ma.tehes • while prtr.es for winners In the alnMUSIC BY I. 0 . 0 . F. ~~f~:~~.~F71Uing Station un St-ute Wood, Elolae Ebersbuch, Clarice Alvin Hysell was allowed $6 per weakness but Its fluctuations were payment. ot $5,000, instead of $2.- thl.s year will brl.n,i tQKether mu.ny gles and doubles matches were do- ~ SYNCOPATORS -~ at Storys Run was biQkenl Clelan , Lydia Will, Ola Radford , month lUI a blind pen.slon'. follow· iznored by the speculative com- 607 ::;o to ):l&rents or Harry Rohr, y~:~ung tennls playe111 'lfho will bend nated by the tollowlng bustneos and a quantity of merchan· Cieneva W~bater, Aline Holter, Alma '1 ng n request. munlty In furthe1 uroad gams In who met an accidental death 1n every dfort to wll. the honors and houat!s 'il\ POmeroY,; Sweatet, New Strlot Order-Old and n,.,w some Ume during tlw Ethel, Lucille, and Leona. Lelfbelt The r.ommlailloners met agam business and a rally In grains af- Nelsonville while on mine duty plir..eR that wut be awarded York Clothing House. Tennls Shoes. Dances ~~~~~~i~:;~;:. a nd Ra.lph Whipple. Po.ul Will Leo ThurHday for the tlnal o.pproval ur ter a weak sLart Bonds aloo helpWhen the committee iiJsertt:d p.n Fomeroy merchants ha.ve cooper- Hartley & Bennett; Sport ShDE!tl, 11.nd 0 F' Koenig, John and F'lanklln Ba,lley, the budgrt fm the llmd qlmrt.m' of td by a lurUmr advance, po.rLICUl- Ite m In the bill calling (oft paY- ated with the manager of the tour· The Vogue Shoppe; Knife, Ebf>l'~We huve. lnst !led largfl eelllnr the bur¥ln v James Clifford Wllla1d and H l\1- the yertr Rrly In Lhll ~;peculatlve Issues ment of ~.000 t9 Arthur Blintleld neY. Tippy Dye, and have otrere bath Hardware; R«:rea.tlon ba.Jl, J(lliNG STATION I I ~-· I old Ebersbach, Wllllnm Smith Lc- - - - --.,._..;-.---The death knell of the London or Hollh!ter, as settlement in:' the • 10y Watson, Prank Captena, Nor rconomlc conference was wllhuut rlP.ath of his son, Clarmont BanI man Harbrecht, Enrl e.nd Erne11t 1.1tluence having been anttci(>atcd ueld wM was killed lly a. pullet I.e4thelt, Charles Rndt01d and Vk:for some time durl~g the mine strtke In Atbeps ~~ ...c: .. to H 11 Trading v.a.s at a furious pace lOUnty on September 2 ~ l9S2 , 1 1 Ol the st~tlon had rl' 1 " d 1 tl ' Robere Craigie of Clevela.nd wa11 llnd the tlcltcJ lagged most ol ~he An Item was a•·o ·~tten' lnto the lnv••Ligatlon•" 1,, 0..' , 0 . o lowing games '-" .... ot., $5,000 to • ••.,.,,• ..,,." t J d nndl mus l 0ct nlOJ!e day. .._. bill providing pa."ment 1e a vh:1ltor In tow n Th ursd a)' • door forced opf'n i11 thl l ~e~n en oye II. spuy ~ ¥ ¥ '.lhe tc.bacc:os w•1e st11ng ~pets Mrs Mildred Da~s. Nort.h -~:burJ!~" Mrs John Sullivan MrR LP.UID gains , unnlng 1o 4 pomts on Jt! H· :·• esca()t'd wilh six PITTSBURGH PRODUCE Duncan, Miss Ba1bfl.ra Guth anrl val of rum011; uf 11n t::uly c1g:.. ' lt.e , chewlnl! ~~~m l11b11 July 6- IN8-Poultry market George Clarman of Columbus have p1ice ri.'l(: All oolrl .It 1ww !ugh!: .,.catpla: • spa.rk Jl lug-, •hflP~P st-eudy, demand good; supply i'Ood returnt>d home after spending U1e Cuu.t hda ted Of.'> nnd UniLed . Ool<l!ea, glaN~e~ nnd t Juunbe• or colored hens 12-13; le(l:horn hens Fomth of Jul y with Mrfi Sopllla Ah'fHi fl Jed Lht:u "IOliJI~ higher a~liohl ba.ttP.rlrs A 'heck -ut> 10- 11, colored broilers ltl -20, leg- >" II el· L Ol'P. It n " l'.c 1e bollght :.1. "~~ ne 1e1 nn o do U!/:l r hc- cc. ppe 1s u.nd ull!; •I '!!:lock led to t he beli ef that who- hmn b1ollerB 12-14 . rOOHttll ll 6- 7 • •· ~ ~ on 11slng pi lees ro•· U!Cll lutllll!O!!Jever committed the robbery did not ducks 8-10. geese 1-B, tmkeys 12- ' Bruno G141cl ha..<s •etu rnf!d f1om n tits Wl8 tobacc.o bf'c,m~~ a wnslrlcrahl • l l j you ng tom!! l0-12 old toms '7-8 HlCl.tlon tli p lo Columhus Mlll•J , ld tl r nt of :-~rrwk JnJrlobaccol't'IIIHln· •t' B-10 . tlll[' nnd Mt Vf'rnon ! h . rmukeL was It Jap - !'(' ll.t.ouchPd agll · k W d d d ¥ ._ ¥Ino! w.tll CUl' al1--1 1llh ' 1U1 1 111~ ' ' Butte r ma1 et s n y: cmnn h ,. t 1n 1ll.t~v 1 1:'1 Wllug slniJon ~l tuat, 11 1.J·I01J &ood Sli Jiply good 02 scow 20 1--4 Mr fH\(1 Ml ~ J, s LnOIIl.ll'{r nr t e 1ea(ers w• 1111 !-l, II Hobson , Wll'l •tripf)f'd of 1t •mg" t 69 ~;;do 1 c 24 3-4 ttis scurc 23 1-4ffi Hunting ton nre tile guPsts of M1 ::..pcclulllet; Wt' J" {)lll• l• I dl t'J amounl nr nwr1 hundlse !II A)lnl ll s landud lB 1 _4' and Mrx A w Drtimmonc,l )Csterday's demonst r!Lton but. a rew 1 which t'l'lllll' n.,or~1 Bu kn{1 Eg((.s markeL modcratP. ' demand ~ I~ P.re whhled. up pulllcllhuly U S 1 1,.ootl, su pply good, nc&l by currenL 1 Dr 1\lld M1 s DeSalg or Illlnllng- l''l•~um 11tld Dlun10nct Mal.l' ll I' j J,•Cel pts 14 fresh extra first~ l fi- I nil w•'JI' l f'l t' lll vi· !to s m Low 1 Packmg stock.s nvwed upwlttd led JIJ heunc1y wlut.&l llXLras 11-20, So 1 c.rdllng on ol<.l rrlcncifl. Mrs iJI' 1 by Arrnour JJreferlf'<i The stc ~II'i v w Va. Ky , current recetptiJ 13 ~s\q-, n tormet Pomeroy r ".sidJ> nt w11'! mtt heavy proflt-taktug and WCI•' I knoy,n here as B"tty Humph1 r.ys held down deEplte tl•e lise uf 3 p ~ r 1 PIT1'f,RUilGH LIVF.:~'IOCK I ~ ¥ ¥ \ f'1t 111 t.11e il1dut:.llYS Opt'ra11ons ca~tle receipts 0 BtelldY, steer~. 1 M1s Harry Ohllngf'r ami fn m •l• I C'ORN LEADS HI\U.V I WU-liOO gc.oo 550·62:> st ' IH~ Yuu-1 Mrs Ernest Bigley acd son, M1 s Chicago July 6-INs-Grutn:;; 1100 medJUm 450-525 , 11teers, 900- AI ~bur Flck nml famll v Mr.~ Ra• Thul"'''day a.nd forlday 1100 common 100-450 ateets llOO·I Gibbs ond dnutthter, B:!tty q.nd t,uned ltpwnnl after an eus!Cl 1101) ood 5'f5-625 ~~rs u00-1300 Mn; Glen Wnlla:~e and dquy,llt€!1 1 opening hert'! tod n.y, wllh out- I "TOPAZE" nHih~m 600·525 'helfel ~ 700-lO'liJ Mutml Fla . nre !!pending tl'' W~'"J stundmg st1Pngll1 hl COin fl'll i.UJ- I IJ!"I the rally Corn futuJ(•;; lt'UfhBarrymore-, Myma I~Y.JIIII ~l'" .o'l 425-500 , lJ(·if~ls 700-1000 me- l ~~~;~r ~~•Jo~l~f' Obli""Jlf'l ~nmp Jm· tlr'fl rll new tops fo1 Uut season Jack.IP. SP-arl. tll11m :.100·400, cows goot.l a26·375. #to ¥ ¥ Whea t. opened J-4 tu l .l-8c off. I 1 ·no,·~ conunoq & medium 150-22&, I Mr ami Mrs J R Hood pr Col but quickll 1ccmered the loss uud Shortr~· llf'af111ts bulls com mon to good 275-375 umb\lR who n,re visiting fiii'\Jds and near muJ-sesslon showed a gain 1 -8 !1 :h r.(.l.lis & rppnnge1s 2500·5000 1e!nttvcs here, have rctthncd f10111 to 1 1-4c mm the pt ev lous tlo\!e Cmn was I 1-2 t.o.! 1-4t.: ud\'ancHog!!- R.I'C"'iplR 1000 steady •.. o :"1 vltlt hl Charli!ston They wel'l ChuNe a• tlve; plim" hl!\lles 240-300, 47 5-~ accompanied by SisLer Or'U\rd whn ed near mld~se!!."l.lm arter OJ.Xmlng J-4c downi to 1-21 up Oat..o.; wc1e '19!1, heo.vy miXed 210-240, 485-411!i, will li'Qmln 'fol a vl~lt HI to 7-Bt- Improved, Rye l -4c up/ llH"flh»l)S HKI-210, 490-406; h cn.vy • ¥ fl • LIBE~TY l'orkcrs J60~."f80, 4711• 490, Ught yorMls.'l Melva VRuMot~r, of Alf1ed i' to ft-8c down THEATRE M&y wheat wa.s cauled up ro 107 l l;eru 120- 145. 316-426 , pigs D0-11~ t the gnc~t of Mr o.nd M1s W1llbttt 5-Bc, Dec 103 l -2c May COl li rea-~ Ohlll :no-3Sil , rou~,&hs 300-360 I Watsvn ched a top of 15 I Rc _ _ __ ¥ • ¥ She"Tl and lami.Js rN'I' I)ll& 3QO, Friday and S~ttJrda.y 'lt. tdy, lambP. good to choice to Glenn nnd Jimmy Horton or Co· nowu 'J00-1Fi0, lo.mrn& medium ~0 lumbus Wflre t he guests nf Mr and ROLAND US <!owu 5j0-600 lnmb•l medium !H Mrs Johu Elbu; uf M11~ m Cll~ DELAYED I I 11P 450-f>OO. Mcep, prime wethers I TuesJoy Ulah Hoback was Hrea.tly surprls- [ Ito ~\ Ito 12fi0-2'15, sheep, ptlme wf'th~rs rnlr cd last Tue5day wht!n se\leral of her to Pp;ood 200- 22:> sheep pwe,o; mtlMms Bernlre Ann Dur!'i t or ERI!t fr iends ,.,la!!t'd 11. blrtl:lday pa1 ty 111 Stl':tlet i!l ~Jlt'ndlng u ruw dRV" \Jel 1101101 i he CV I'I\Illg WR~ SJ)enL I I ' 100 - lllO Ill 11 1.,1 - l.hdn I t I l l \ .t" (;lOCf' 11 - B 1 lR J•CInc , 100 1 d •~ t t 1 VI t ~ Mr1'1 ,me £'eo;" r• o ,n play,nlj: games Ice Cl f'am and 1 . ' ,.. , , s eu y ...., 1:1 rong ~·'n,.;. ¥(ll1; ~;ood lif>0-515, few choice 61i 1 Miss El\lft Cho.;;blln ol Columbus co.kc we1e serVed t~l 1\. latr- hour All 'JJJ 1 ~ a l• '" medium 450-4'15, heuvy u. r~d hAll n •t tu n~d aflel , u visit •With Au- 1etu1 nlng home wishing het nu.,•y 1 more hnppy bli thdayx "!/ llL IJJ :1::!5 -375 , I e ust Compton . \. ~· Seve1n1 hom 1\ete fiptnt \Ill' loll\ · 1 1 -Mt 11.mf Mt.fl Rnlph Tre~pn.ln of th o! July n~ Ravenswof)(l ~tdtllll"'!t~~ ..uni.am:m!IU1>1UIItlii"UIIIlltJ111~11''~~''a'aulti•JI'InCJUI'~ Col'11in1Jus. h~v~ tctilrrv~d llfteJ' n Mr and M1H Cl!\e l •tylot nmll ~ l!!lt ~ -wHh- , M~ ~ll.d' '~ y:r~ J¢\11 staN! tarn! Ml !mit Mi'l'l Nrwtnm fBmlly ur c!uhunhtL'i ine spendmg l~ fe w day!! with the Iutter s ststet Kennedy. Mrs J D Hoback tmd famil y .. ¥ . "' Ml' nnd MrA J D Hoback 11.nd M!Bses .ffelen fJ;uriJOu of Pr~tts children calllnK on Mr and Fo~k r.d Kathr~ powen Shadl" Mrs Johnwerl' 11-lvmnn M Apple Otovc hav;e ut.\;lmeij to their respect~,·~ hOmes· IL!tel a 'tl!tlt with Mr~ Evn Smulo.y ' 1Quiver mornlno. said they round on the scene of the crhw' lead to an nrrest of the door leading Jnlo PerSODB}S =--------- several valuable articles to be use McMaster Hardware; S Fenn TenFaDS as Jl)tlt.e8 for w1nnera. nia balls, Reed's Drug Store LADIES lOc GENTS 2~ The pla.y wlll begin next. Monday, J~y 10. at the Ebersbach court at HlCKOR"' CHAPEL 8 o'clock A M'. and will contthue 'I U·R-WELCOME! th-••ghout the day , until every ' , "'" ha6 been played for ~he opMr. an~ s J~E~~~~~~~~::::::::: · ·~~:~ ma.wh ones v e eninR round, providini at course \heir da ter llta. VirBU Rloe John I I I I ,. ., l I I I 1 ' ' ---- Shade River Dam Estimated to C01t $140,175, One of Projeeto Chief Executive queol Whole Heart· ed Support OF PROGRAM ~ENHE ~A n: To Ay With Post KHP ClOSE UB I ~ NSPHUlH~ '• l' ' . ,. n VHER l~~[ HEAVIlY I.S ~Hm RESUlT ~f SLASH Emergency Probe To Made If Normal Rec· overy Jeopardized National Economy Act Takeo More Than Sill Million Yearly BY OPERATIONS FROM STATE Move Prompted B;r Slow Reaponae From Cot· ton Growers 50,000 Men Affected Of Whom 30,000 To Be Cut Off Entirely By International Ne'l<i s Service Ohio veteranB whO have been re<'f''vmg eompensatlon from the government will suffer the loss at ~up· wa rds or half a miWon dollanf W n.onth as the result of the naUonal \l'le raru;' economy act. Thal figure waa reached todaY in M1ss Fay Gllhi!,23-year-<.ld av1atrix .::. study of t he SO.OOO ~ ... ~ ~~ Mmneapolis, Ptfinn, who wtll handled by the two veterana:;&dmeet WI},.,y Po11t In Novo-Stblrl!k, rnmu,tratk>n otllces In tbe ~~~ Ru n1a, and ft y with h1m on the re- Cincinnati and Cleveland. . mAin~r of h111 round-the-world trtp Of the :;o 000 ex-servtcemen in M1u G11lts 1!1 the daug.hter of an the state approximately 30,0DI[tr wqt en~~:meer new worlu~n Moscow. hr cut from the pension ~ ·at 1 the eod of this month, the sut?f!Y mdlca~<d An ""'""' reojoltled their checks for June lUI Wllllll on July 1 but the eoonomy act. will "" make iU>elf rett when cheeks are.Jtl:.. sued a~ the end of tbl6 montb ' fo'r , Se Aimee • eks Rest In South Fan •'e Aa1ele& £yang e I i • t July There cut oft entirely from fed· Lea~• Paria Hoapi.tal era! aid are Lhe ex-soldiers wtao Quietly • I I Meigs County Is Included In Plan For Public Works Hours of CQllferencee wlth aides who formed the skeleton of tile re· covery structure while tho pre&ldent was vacationing have given the executlve a composite pldture of the complex whole. Today 1\e the wort of weaving tt all sblg:le mechaniSm manufacture It that I I Federal Officers Hard At Work In Drive On Bandits ganlza.tlon I "'''"''"'"•IIII I I I PHESIOENTn USE RA~m IN ASK~NG nR PE~PlE 'S AID HEALTHY AT 94 By EDWARD B LOCKETT INS Siatr Correspondent Washington, July 1-INS-Pn!Bl· den' Roosevelt Iw tento.tively deelded to &o on the air and ask the Amerioon people's whole-hearted support In driving to success tt;le areat national recovery machine he created. The president will probably talk over the national radio hookup about Wednesday of next week. I Meanwhll,., tae bent to the task of ehaptng and piecing together the Ul81\Y parts Gf hi8 economic ot- I I · I I ''JIMMY'' MATTERN FOUND IN SIBERI t:nd been drawing pens~ or ,..... celvlng host>ital treatment ra,., ~) abilities not eonnectad with IIIIIJI> vi~ Abo~t:n:•:·;600~£:~~~~~ rolls for receive Best ears hilt !be • I 1 I i Cool C:lothes.. ..For:: • I t: . ' N nit Wide RoUomM, ilull l:U\ stu•ll 9 tn Ill. ·"·...; ·~ 59~ Boya Wi.ahable Flannel SP.ORT COATS S is~ ..... l•l:aln ~~~· 11-W'Y f !'Jflh AND .. pa.U.em!'L I 79C Boyo Waohalile KNICKERS I ti to Ill SSe * * * • .. .. "Hoy HluP" brand. Sport and rf'JI ulllr lliytu..... --·---· -25c Waoh Tieo .. Sport Belt. *** Jf. Mr and Mrs Hmry- Prlode left Thunda:v for Clcv~land where th,cy \l'lll vlslt ,lhe,lr ,.IIOQ-lu;laW •nd (!all ghler. M:r and. Mrs Robert 't11ck " 9 • Ml s Harry Ta.te who underwent Au operil.tlotl nt the Hotter ho!!PU:al 1u118d ..y mornin g Is rllported get· tms alon& nlceir BOYS SHIRTS llro~ - 1\r,.-~ ~ Mr nnd Mrs Paul l>ur r v and 1 Mr and Mrs A C. Pilch ha\e dau~htcrs Dorot.hy anrl NRil£'} nj urned trorii a visit tn Portsmouth Lou h n.vf' return~d \.Q t he h honw u'l 1 with tQI! 'for;ner's brot.har Fred Be l!D.il e llfLtl1 spcnd l11g thr Fou1lh Nlch and Camlll', and sister M111 of July with Ml and Mrs Lanzo Custer nnd tamUy Oeorae Streahle SUITS I.Jy WII!W.in nen1 1 SPECIAl , U11.d" or BPrlnlfleld, who wu ' ;. I , were waldbq: , wert reacued by Richard nearby. GOODYEAR PATIFIIIEI~ ..... . .., . ' ..' 4.40--:?1 ilol~.!<r Mrs Cltsh Jo r-nbs h ns bef'n (1\1111 • 11 1 with mnuenza .y. :to I -l-~¥- ' Frnuk Kunzlemun Chester Wh lt -1 Ml' ., r\ M1' I\•luJ ICt1 him nf Clneimmtt huv .. r•·lmll d nltt 1 1 visit here with lrlut iVf'S .lJH~ fllln• l~ , 1 '" wr r, nc o.np:•nl rl IJV Nak R 11 1b who will ,,.1\~thl fo1 n 1lli t>lOH', EtLrl Polt, JIX' Ebersbach. D11.ua Howctt, Ohe11teT Lowry u.ud Fmcst La\la ncl! c mfJioyed at thl' ll C!l.l office of the Wt!it('m und .Southem L fo Insura nce Company ~ Jl. ~ IIY'I' att4;n:'ltn.: II Sl!hf' 11\!;tl rfl ~\Cl' Ml ,,,; Ml , , tP I T n'1 • •(•ll\I<'UtJcn be nc l"lrl.l t •J Colum~11 • .f: emlor~ err ,(" ~ 1 , lr"J 111 1 n" • , l 1!:; week blrti\ of a fiOil bfl rn Tu~sda v Juh .!t: Jl. .v. 41h r.lnN 1pP.II'n f< of th r l\ttl M1· :lt•d Mrs Oren Lively wh1 chop nt·~> Mr ,u11l M ~ F::lion Q]{ tl: aeentl y moved here from Parker s- and M1 s Cura n Robell~ burg are occupytnr one or the Simpson Apartments on Butter- I HOY WAR ACCJOENT VICTIM nut. Mr. Lively Is employed In the 1 oftlee ot the P&rkersbuTJ Rig: and I Piqua o . July 6-'INB-Homer I Reel Company. Ntood.emus, ntne-_year·ol<l Piqua boy, met deatb. by a'ccktent h111tead 1 ' Mr. and Bin. .l<lwa.rd Otllbont of by sulotde, autlwities bm! and 10n ld.nrd Of ChtcaiO have lllf!Ned today. 35c ti\J\ \'OW BF.FORJO~ PIU{'Io!>\ AIIVAN('F.t I Mei1• Countya' Old Reliable, Store I r.eturne" atter -l!lllill'!lilljll!lllll!llljlllll'fl[lll!ll~rM ~ I • • • vt.tlt.IDa relaUn1 and j The boy became entanaled In a. friends In ,.,..., and lllddloport, tra- "" wblcb be wu 1 . iif, i IIW1nlb!I J ~~. ~ ~~ ~'la ~·~ ~~~~,~I ' i\j ' • ' "' " ". $7.10: 4.75-19 ....,,. ,:;, .,"5,00,19 $7.60 4.50-2 ! 4. 75-l!J " . • $5.60 5.00-1 !) $6.55 5.25-18 $9.1$ $6.75 5.50-19 $10.45 . 5.50-HI ' .' / AIL F\ill ~J<t>l~ ' . $11.85 $14.60 6.50-1!N.,. -· ' Every Houoe on l.tand Gulf, Said to Have Been Demoliohed Brownavllle, , Tex., July '1.- INB:Ivery house on Padre llland, In the :Oulf of Mexico, wa& demollsbetl toda¥ from tbe of a troplclal hurrlcbe wtUch threatened tbl8 ' ' I ' ' I ~ \ ' ,, 1 ' Other 11Je8 prietd.111 PT6P,Qi-uon .. . '+-- ' All Full ·~ . Onl"'!ll~ ',< , f~· ~ ~ were ment.lol)e~ eeet1m for two days,' mearre dlapa.tchea her_e. Nudist Colony Is Found In State Judge Bevis Is Fined By Mayor 18 Mn Raaliq From 38 to tbe dllp&tcltee. sz lroa.t>t to Montpm· Atter pound,lniJ ~ ~th Texu JaU. coast llrie, c.,P81&1n.rr an on ti,bker, No tatal(Ues : ""; I ht br'r sl•t• prlrl!d hi proportion $8.1'5 6.00-r&z $7.35 ., $8.50 5.25·1S If. Compt011 Hallks nnfl moth r1 M1s ~ John Hanks or Kamm.H City Mo Cl lll pentry of J>rmmrolu Fln. hrlV(' retu1 n~ to thelt rus(:lr~i.lve homes ' alkr n l'I~H h~'l't' with Mr and Mrs I Waite• compl(ln lH11l rr.m tl\ .... " ..\ ...... 40 ·'· 1.40-21' ' ' 4.50-21 ' 5.00-20 ............ .. . . .... $5.40 4.50-2(1 ..... atood helpless on ttLe the. river during the accl- 1 K tD 15 95c .. .. " I.INF.N and ChASti WaMhablf! 1-'lannlll'< .. da~·l lllurned ufl er spending the Fom lh have nf Julv in Colu mbus Miss Amy Smith or Zntws\lllc who has bl en Y!sltlng t he pnsl l week with M l'~ HR.l ry HIC"ks ill dii}S with M1 s Mi' aM' Mrs Ja~b El~deld of gpemlmg a fl'w Mult)erry Avenue attd son Jacob J1 Vem Dnvls or Kerr I> Rtm of Lo~an len W&lnesday tor ChleMr Ullrl M~l! ;rr: G r"f'll and 1 ntp wllere t"ey \ Will , attend the rnmlly ol charlell ton welt: 1eccuL Gentur1 of Progress !:XJlO!IItlon .~ C"lll~ Campbell. who hilA guest.s or the fnt lllf' IM sistt l Ml ~ been •ertously 111 the pnst two Hnrf.v Hlr.k~ M ¥ ,. WP.Bks with bronchlaJ pneumonln Is repm·ted Improving Mr nnd Mrs Lrwis Sm 1Lh hll\lt' l ret urned to their home ln Akt-ou ' "' • :f. Fred nnd R \c ~ard Crow, Georg!' n!Ler spending the Fo11rth or Jult · and Char~s Schorn spent with Lhe forme! s mot.hcr Mt s with Maurice Jr and Ma rnaret Sm ith , or H_'!'~l,.,nv! lle, Jc-*-1 I Ocmge Gloeckner nnd ~ ~. and - 1 dnughtm, June Ambc 1ge J hllve IP 1 turned from o. visit In Akron 1 M• BOYS· . ;. wA.SliAllLE ,. . ;$HORt:S ---- - "' " t Se~,ekf!r of ." 1 NewHighsListed In Market Rise I 1n and -"~dbla: II. tidal• wave ~ over hdrea &nd Bl'UOI lalanda. the hUJ'I'ie&ne waa: beUeted to liMe veered aouthward and to be spend· :lni' its foroe over a bleak aftd tmln· bPblted area 1n Northern llexico. 'lbe Tuaa border by tile storm and Grande Vallef citrus ton llft8 eac:aped. damaat. A to-miJe wind, however, _h. tlllued to po!llld lbe Teu/1 line early lod&J, ....... rrun <mtbe·-~~~ '..,. C!:oua" ' Widened Ai Sessior Supreme Court Juriar Pleada Guilty to Charee of Speedin1 �'· •..a ' '.flU~ 'fill b.fMed u I DAILY 1.'ltiBUNt: PVBIJSIIING CO>IP""'Y at Pemero:r, Ohio MCOnd·ciiL88 mat~ou sept. 13, 19311, a' lbe Pol$ THE DAlLY 10168 omce TR IH UNE " "t~OMJ!.'ROY, To Go or Not to Go • OHl O ----- IbN~ ) ~L , • ,:!~': Wben our :frlenda send U6 Jettera ar m:ws matter tor p\ll)Uc&Uon they ln au cues ai(Jll th etr AnOU)T.lOUI na.me&-althouah not MCeS~iarU)' lett ers, however exc~" 1 l e nt ~~.u· l I to be de1drabll!! lD Lbem.- In no l.nlt.anoe ._.m be pubUabed. ~~~~~~~mmWMII~ ~ N.&.TIONAL ADVEBTJSING BEP&t;Sf MTATIVal ~ trr.:d IUmball, Joe, Cbica~. ~--------,F;.:,;-;E~d;i~to~,;:llt.l I - -~_1 PbJladr.ipbla, PiJbbUrJh, Olflee Call 13 = , -: . L:--- For Busineaa Office and Clreldatlon J)t!p: Call !U·B Delinrn 87 Carrier floe Week • · · · · · .... Mooth • · · DPe Year . . .. ..,.. I FRUIT-OF THE Sl'li\IT- Lo,·c, JO Y, peace, long sui~ ' ~ng, gentl c nes.-;, gu~>dne:-;;, ta1th , m~ekness, temperance : 11 ppinst s uc h t he I c 1:-:. no la w -G ~ Iatta. n s 5 :22,23. ~ II \ I parking on 1 ~~ Lincoln Htll hw'l be co me ;-;n pt evalent, es pecw.lly m 1 the big cune nea1· the t ovt tJf th e mcline , in s pite of ~o J?a1king ~1gn :-~ on t h l· IH )! h \1a.\ at thi H pumt, a:; to exctte ! "'j:Ommt!nt I Owmg to thl ~ du ng t•l n us , L: l'lmlllal pradice, Se\'elal 1 teriou~ a c nden t:s h a\ e ut.:tu ned and that loss of .h fe hal'l 1 ,not been Jn c1. 1d e d 111 thL· t.t li Unltte s has lt cen due Simp\~ to · ),_ the fact that muto1 ~st te sld e nts of the hill have exeretl3ed ~ more thhn ord Jnu • \ l·,tl t' 111 rounrhnl! tht"' patttcu'lar poi~ ~ # Th highway tal t uu lHIII O\\ to begin with, for snfe dfl' :•' inge under o tdlll.ll) t o nd 1tuHlti , 1:;; r~o situated that there 11i 1 'J· hardly room l u r n u " to p. 1:os "1thnu~ Ollt~ :akwg to th e pavement '» hdP thl:' oth e r goes lo th e h•ll Side . \\-' he n lhe n.Llur.d tOIHlltJOn s arc futth er comphcatrtl by the th ou gh t l t'"~H n e:;;:-. or ( 1 immcd candl':."n c.~~. o f driVt:i'"-' who perHI ~t:; 111 p:lrkm~ m tlw " bottle neck natural~y 1 then• can be nolhlng le tt hut a {ol\1 ·n on IJ etwecn th e t\\n c1 the parked vch1de 1 movmg c al''-', or on e m o \ 111g t .l.r .tn or w 1th all three ul\ohed l Th e r e i:1 no pa ! tl lldEtr ex ( ll " t' nr re n~on tor the prnc·[ he !.:! tu h e ( Untmu e d e x ~:e pl tha t th e. o n e parkmg does no! II wnnC to walk il ((;' W rod :; to hi:-; de Htlllati ,Hl and becaURe o. 1--uch lack of ambiti o n, ~et:; up a c ondition of rlunger tu I slowly 1- Mr and Mrs Clark Weathec have I rPturned to their home at Owasso. Mleh lea vi~ the-11 son Oliver remain with their relaUve5 11. while ~ • 5 1'=1 -'='::::"::::O:C.::C:-:':::=::::~~~~:~ _ l I __ """ AN HOUR! MAKES IRONING EASIER -Cuts fJnmi11g Tl111e OnfJ•Tieinlt c r~g, 1 .Ill Eveut ng sei \'ICC , b)crl If Am Mau Sin · 1 Wetl 7 m Pt a\ct meetmK ,tuo:IY ht.tll Dcv t.. tton a l ll'adcl b1: Bt o Lu n ~stuft Bnng 1:\lblc ,md stud y the Uook of tews \1 11 11 1 1~ Co \llf' o~: e_ponthelove,loyaltvanadevotionoft!:iiPQOPle1 n1tntbeinh1 •1 'mdony_ w~th ofl•uathe ... hriatwbOJIQwordsfitm eveJ').u tan CJe\' lce ,.,.,.,.. c•~¥~ of the ••dew•lk, 'l'er~ ~9v?d to.t!ll~f!~ :<irltf~ ·fl~tli>h,..::;:h..,. •• ~.r.,~.=ll"•"'ldla~oh 7;,6."Nil¥IJ' h\'N <ng It possible fur curfl to rlr1ve on th Efi~J<t.e waJ, ,._ I!WJ·~ . . , "'A!C!: LJJ(E TKffi· MAN. . ~ ' · aL: .. lbi:W.cbi \t.t' "t • ---- ,., IUMD!fi.iolc~lw..LtMf!Uit ._0/fiQ - - - I I ling __ D I rail. harctshtv 1" ~, ,. d" p•n•ed ""h ' 1 at .u po. · Now, ~ mn tht • ,llll ll moiJile ~. oided and fot.tered b~ vanou ~ !->l.ttcs \1 1H' · n"ht of h k~ I!P up t h e 1r eo I I • Senator Pittman, e n route for tht• e conomic et•ce, IHt YH that ct~nCel'­ ,· ~ he i ~ not for flt.lc nnd unlimited t;olna"'e nf 'r , An \ came ThlU'IdAy tor a visit with (Oorlttnuen from Paa:e One) wood, Sa.turday, tcx Mrs Marth a Mrs Blna. Sanborn a.nd fam.Uy n•lles south or the river and. 1a now Hll. ube__ , _ _ _ _ _ __ __ Franklin Ou1Ql.her is v111tttna hill !J)endlna: Itself In t hf! desolate wandpa.rents, ~r. a.nd MrlS Wolt.z., Mexican area Just south or Ute Rio 1 at Wellston. Ora.nde. I , __ Mrs Peu1 Lepn¥tf returned Wed~ Storm warnings , n ytna: through· 1 T he fu!lowlng were iucl udt."d In a nellday evenina rron' a. few dRys c.ut thls area fo1 the past two days, purty enJoyJnK an &11 d11 y piculc vbnt 11.t. MJUlen. W Va.., wlt.h her were ordered lowered today I aL Sh11.de river near Keno Ja,q L pments. She was 1\CCOmpanlfd \ \ S und ay Mr and Mrs Jl u.rold CuJ here by ht>t slsterl, ~· Eldon Hoi1;ahan IU'Id da~ht.er J eun , Mr o.nd :-~1nger and family or Dayt.on, Va , Ml'l! Rlly carnahan and son W\11whd had also been visiting at Mal1lam Mr a nd ~rn. G uy Beegle ~ l2n. · Dr and Mra Holalngu and Thomas and Richard, Mlidred Buck ~.an returned to their home ~t Day· (Continued from Paae One, Mr5 Dorothy W olfe, daughter Bon ten Vp. , Thursday alter a 5hort . nle, Mr and Mrs Fagan PrlCf' w n vls!t with Mra Holsinaer's sl!iter, were ltl£trtlctca to sco ut Lhe Lerri· 1 Clare ncr Mall lne Swa t:, Th eodorP Mt s Paul Leono.r<l , at the heme of tory !rom the ruos t northerly Lip of &eglf' and OllVf' G1osc of Arnste.ul Mr und Mrs J 0 . Leonard I 61buin, which juts fa.r mto lh~ I \V Vu Mr~:~ Ge1trude Baker, who has [ Arctic regious, Lo ttr ' 1lOULllt•rnmo:ll 1 M1:- I tlllll. l'hu mru. nnd dll tllt h · l;ot~ll vis iting w-ith h ~ 1 bt1JI.hfll 1tlp of the Kamcha.tkn ~n ln su l n ten> V•111u. und Mild!Cd tl nd Ut e Joh n Ta lbott and family, since 11ot111 UlmOuttcma thP !lf'at t h , Sn- lut tr1 ., tt wnd W~l te r Mf' JCt' r ot ' ding Lhe fune 1ul of her mot h ~t viet omclul~> expJt;s.~U <~ ·v!c Livnl Eust L!v•·J pf.ol ctunP Sunday fur 1\ 5110 LEN MISSing •• I I remaln: d ftml ln thei r J.tr KUt• F'lUII'n/IUIII.wNlUtJATE, LNC. II... w la\ll t s I ! J.' (. . 'I .1, . ' ~, . ;V I j' I' I 1',. l' • •·r'' ··t J!' h•! -r~ I When the door~ opened:-Talk about crowds! It was impossible to wait on the throngs, proving again that when a store really determines to get business by offering out of the ordinary values and advertises, will surely bring them • tn. If vou weren't here todav, come in . . ~ .. , - . . . r•i·~"'" .. morrow. · , i toM o ro\1. J. N. RATHBURN'S SONS ra.st tlnw He remalnl' tl n dp y o.~ to cope with crowd1 that : nnd thencl! llg , It was beyond our power the Soviet capital and Lht'n mak hopp{•d , , for Omsk, still eonfitleut ol bt•t·om- thronged our store th1, lng the first n11J,n to fly aJound tin: n or 11 ing when our July Middleport, Ohio "" ":·~ :~'" J:""' .•""""lworld alone o.nd to Sh utLer !ht lf cord of 8 do.ys 15 hours and 51 mill· Clearance Sale opened. If utes established by Wllr> ) ')o~ t and I you weren•t here today, Rnrul(l Gn11y tm H glob ~u ct JJng- 1 rJight In 1931 cGme tomorrow. ba.e,>'t' Mlltl,..rn 11~ached Om11k ~u fe1y af- ! J . N. Rathhurns Sons. ter a :111ow night. and t wch•t hotw>l RATHBURNS SWAMPED 11111111111m1mmnmummzzuua:mutu::umm:uuu:s:m: :..-:u;:uurum;m:~.t:l~llllUimm=:ttmtmi::m:nttlltiUIII , later took ott f01 Chill\ It v.as on I this lei tho.t strlom, ttob1 c llf'"an '• to befall him A. faulty stRbllizer briefty and c=ol· ) and a leaky ~eas·pipc • eunlnved w 1 had not u yet force him down o.nd hr laml ed at . the Isolated !actOJ. / town of Bi c lo~o 1 almost unconsCIOUS and wtth llll plane seriously crippled l Local mechanics helped him to 1 repair the craft with a piece of • sheet imn, and he 11l.ul te d u!f I ltgaln He lost his way and landed l ror directiOns In U1e t.own of Sofi.sk. II and nnally reached Khaboravsk , completely exhaUfitcd with his hope j \ of beating the reco1'dcd blasted !f:attern Wll8 sUlJ determined to continue t.be tugbt, . however, find ! got away f1om Khn.baruvsk a:1 soon J lllleip and · n ·palrs Lo ill:; , 1 I 1 1 1 l . , Did You Ever Stop To Think? 1 By EDSON R. WAITE 1 -- - ~ . ··~ Chicago,' July 7-1~8-"J'm· tlck-1 to dea.th.' 1 • , • Tha.t was \tl& stp,Wment voiced I Ju~re ~y by ft: B . •Jameson. one of! Jimlnle Mattern'~ backers when apprtBed of tht! report that th~ 1 1Jter, wa!l safe. ~ :· "l'ye always h&.d confidence In Jlmm)l" said Jarheson "We've been pntt.y el(L!Ie ,anti he's ~demonstra~ at all time~ that tte Is ll. cool, l'leady filer I've seen blm turn back when he was 70 mllEj> on ' his way" Jameson 5&1d he would ttnam:e any further tHihf Mn.tlt!rn mfLY want to make "He can complete lh1s one or 1 eto.rt another one, Wi Jtc sef'S fit", I Jameson declared ~td I I Shawnee, Oklahoma I - th() : . hOJl 1 HENRY A. DENNIS, EDITOR OF THE HENDERSON ( N. C.) DISPATCH SAYS: Break "The right kind of adverti~in1 lo alwayo beneficial to the product about which it ia concerned. Thio ia particuladly true of newapaper advertioin1, bec~UJe it admito of a frequency of fresh· neao that io poooible with no other medium. f,' "The reaaon I)O more buoineu people reaort to ad'Vertioing as a oalea medium ia that they are not convinced of ito value. Anp why 11re they not convinced? Simply bec:auoe they refuse to al· low themaelvea to be ohown. They won't gi:ve advertioing a chance. ' • I ~~~~ th~ wdJ ' i . . \ ...' (, • ,. " ' •• l ' ~ '" ~ ' ' ' > ' \ ~ ' .' ' . ., ·,ta~e.n the words rig~_t : ~~t ~f your :mputh i* fr.!llj~~f l'f \ll~~rtiAA Jll ff.• U..~pl!lj~. i j , "A deparbnent store that advertiaeo two or throe timco a year io very little better off than had it not done so even those few timeatimef. It ia true with other kinds of commodities. There are time• when big copy io the thina to uae and timea when better reoulb can be obtained otherwiae. If the time ia ahort and the me11a1e 11)\llt be put .,:r._, ao the limit in iize and prominence; the full pace. • It-there ia enouah ft\OIIay, ..-ke the full page aq~ foiiR.>!: wi~ halveo or qu-.rten. If fun~ are very limited, d011't ..., th• full·pllf!' ft,~Jt,, k~·~e SJ,lll~l!Qr ,pp.cea apd ~elr upqn ta"- • .. . ' CPIYII, Hf,QV ~@'ill!! !!IJ!!!!'l~J>;'r• ~l!llllii· p.ll4f ~ JlfPPiirly ~~~~·lt!lleli in '~!th f11 ""~· " I \ : , "~kies, Pleasel'\ ~9~,:o~ .ll"'"? qualityof<heirlinetobaccos. They ; .!"?al.friep~l].ayr 9F~~~ing ir pleaseinrhcmildnessandpumyof 1 , · ,, , !i>ue~~rs. And~tjseitsoapdy ·"To..rmg''.Theypleasethetaste. .~ i. : 1~ ~I' ·~lje .~m Sttik~ story, They please the throat. In f!Vety , \, ,. f'elve J~J.tn i!ie wol;!b nsht out way and always,"Luckies Please!" cif y~ m,out,b,;tucki~s ,PI~!" May we thank ym1, MrJ nd Mrs. of ~ourse, ,They ple''~ in 'the , SII]ok~r,for giVm,g us t,~pbrase? , "J b!l!'l tlfll!!ll~ll!~'l .~J!'l !l,ft"!!f •d.l'~"!•~ unlil Jut ye!lf. J-le llt~l!l!l "!'~a ap~CII WI ~ IW!I'4 II we•~-uya on~~· T 11d11Y be l~f~ li''~ fuSI~~ ljl!~i'F.~'!t \JefPJA Rf'J~oniaed him · a~d '1!•1."'" ·~~!'l Rl'l!! ~'tif ~)>.-~ It IP~Ii ll'f&lc~ lh!!ll OV'I~ he· (!Ill· " liJt M'~P.t: ~~· ~!l!li ih,rul•,lr and~~.. ~""n "iiid " ----- ~1~~ ~td·--------------- CapJ'I'ilbl 11133 'l'h• Allleri ~H TGbiC~~ 0oiD!>Ifl1 ' l"· l•i>l!iNol ~- t had pcssi bly been picked up .... , 1llf' Cll lld lf'IIS day p ro gram here hunters, trappers, or membN~ cf J 1was \'.t' ll a t tended and the chHdren Nomadic tnbe lacking th ~ m.,,. , \\Ci f' \lomlt- rf ull} tulined owing l.o to lntorm clvlh1.atlon ol hi~ safely lhe r mtu·hr~ ~ tfor\J! o1 Mrs Harry I or to es cort 1' 1111 to Rome spot 10. . I Vvullt who tt ud dtatoye of them in ihe lx'lt of 1.<'\Pg:t<t p h ~l"lll<nli I Mll tlt t' d Pil.tk.S th e obliging Dor · slon ws npc ta tor rcs lgnC'd Saturday Mottern k:t Nt' W Y ot k 011 11 . C lul .t! An Emleavm Ktrls and bo~ s hrtl'&l'dOU.'I ftl ght at fJ :!1 u 1n Sal· I'll' ~ IVItl b{ tt.:t' lliUIIl social at tlw urday, June 3 cl.ut c ll rhut :-.da~ July Gll1 Seven hours later he n •w O\ 1 Mt .md Ml ~ At thur 011 nnd Newfoundland, tmd eu.rly 1hr j <!a u ~ llte1 spcut Sund ll-Y with her morning landed at Kragero tsland , pR r r nst F. M Tlu iss und famliy Nt;Jtway Mote than :.14 hnm s hue! M1 and Mt :; Jol' Bcegll' wetc passed &t 01 e news of hi s xnre ' Oll llrl 1 g u f'~ l f> of his pa1 ents. M1 Cr0881ng of the AU!LI\Lt< 1111' tl' · ' - ~=~~~===== ceived, and the world ha d ~t ll t':tfl Y mourned him as losJ RA1HBUi"lNS SWAMPED Fm'm Kmgero MMtc111 flc \\• tc that, to l,e p•r(l,!ct, .tljo' amber to •II the five Aense•. We pr~sume , I Close Out Sale Today. und fliends ~ """'"~ ~rmn•,the· rl'!'~mlo bUibeilcl .! I 1 ~~~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~Oslo ~ bel:er on huer ••~• .;.: S~~~~~:~~;h~,~~ ~ring 1:J •I f or a week.a v18tt wU.b her : LO~E" Iway :;~~dt~!Yr:~~:. ~!vehadlLf~~~qpos- I St-:;;(\l~~· rwli~ul~~ a:~d ~i:se i.~:~~ to scme lsulat.ed outpost an Plit t •• Port land HAZEL '~ , LtV Ir N 1"':. S TON V ~WR,ItNn" r.uembe.rs DORCAS -;;;;~-~:;;;-;:==============~;~~;;;;;;;;~-~~~~~~~~~;;~;~ ,some Mat.tem bef!nwild fo1·ced do\\nal.td .11 , .h:w rth t.herand font~er's spothnd In thl'l te1rlW1Y ~!l;te t d it\' M '1 ~ vislt G uy w Ber>gle ol.h+> l ~~~ -; about~ Nell Vera IJooper returned t.o her who is on the o.rea~ IMee bDatL tu'\mr a t. Nitro Mc-nday e.ft.et a rnon Mabel Politer ~ vtaLtinl fl1eDdl t!V11 vaeatloh ~ llPr •mrle El11E'IR at Ea -:- t Liverpool a.nd. lfew BrJa'b· Do! Wolf- 1lllrl wl!c l ton th13 week . ~ '.JuiiS ~alo;e1 who hw. bet II UJ th~ MrJ Otrp Be.:ile ID4 ~r Knl. pa11t two mont ha if. l:rn llruv ln l!: Edna 't't wm&s and d.auabttra.T Ot Eva PkrkR h1 able to be ''Ht East Li ve rpool were dlnn~ ClofeJI.I Mrll Harnl rl Be rogle I! !t'!l.vm g !or Sunday or Mr M d Kra. 'Wtn· Conzlf::B 'I'. f) t.hl s T tk'-1\f.lay morning Thnl,horev r.r Bowma n.s Run · - - - - _ - _ ----~~ !Wi!::Uaamuuaaaansmu:nmnsunnm:umnmmmunnt n:nmuntmmtttmmmnnmumtuuswauus fa ll of Pine Urove, vbilted. a.t Eden isu~~:Y Bertha Kibble wu haull.na 11blej to ret Ia' meltl!J•Ifi'OI'· ~ f 'f 1flver but I!' in favor uf a mono:otJ:l')' re~rv c w~lch WQUld Uc partly mHde up of the "'"h1te mt!Lal ';o11. of Ri)ve,· lhfearl :''llll~ng t he gold. •• I .._ 0 ~ p adre &C!rved W E pI an y M E Chmch wlil meet Monct H I Jul~ 10 a t 1 30 P M All the mcmbe1s or the BoaHi a1c kindly rqucsted to be present llllST PKt:SBl'TERIAN l't.A.CI<: i<:V.'\NGF.LICAL CHUI\CU Theuphll Mehl. MJnbilter 1 Cllm ch school9 AM Alltnv1ted Eud Hat tenbaeh and Charles Peo~ pks Sup t!l Mormng wm ~ hlp 10 30 Seunon I -l(oplc 'Whul we may learn or the I cnuKtll OF (IIRISf , Children of This Wttrld Anthem t 1 Gardner. l'~~or. Mtddle11ort by cho lr 9 15 un lf!ed senhP Se rm on I Ttla ng!P~ nwe t a l 6 30 M1ss Mar~ !>\ t.Ject . WQrs hlp Without Sa crl - ! t !Ia Relbr l, lt'llder t.ce Mr. nda'v nenmg; in Unforgettable Spectacle 1 ' way· l or 1 . \\. ay po.ts~·ub\c to funu "~ h them and h Mitc n to aid 111 e\ et.V · unfaJr cumpetlllun tn ttw 4 e~l m ronds, the latter have ~e t>n I that an lmpr u ' c m e ut In tiding l undition.\l! IR ~ecestUL,ry ~n: 0 th e more modern and p1 0 1.(1 t: i'il" l\ e of rail ex~t.:Utl e ., ! •have arranged for lht•ir pta(1.. t ,. f urn!!! h th e ult1mate 1•1 rnih'O iHl tra\ e l and cumtort . \ A:-. a r ~" u lt. \\' (' n o\\ h :! \ I' t' ll !ll h e.: .. that nrc venta 11l c loungtng r o om s and Haltlll :'l to be found f1ftee11 or twenty I v e 11 r~ ~go only 111 the linest hotel~ or among the homes uf !he ul t 1 a \\e ,dth ' Tt ln-ct hy r:-ul. a ~ a result of the mod E rn e i1Jt e 11 q metho d s and th e dlort :~ put _forth t o pre\·c nt !at1guc and mcnn\ e iiH!li CC ai'l well a~ dJscomf :'l rt I i~ s om et hi n g tu \uok forwat·d lo 1. H r e1:1l from the nervous ! ttw 8 1011 t1o co ll JS ta.nt for ~til \\ho Jo~ {l e ncl tsn much time b~hin(l the "ht•cl of an automuiJJh• . Th e ra1lro ad~o~, ha\ ing ~e en the etTor of th~ir way and I l·avmg d nnc all 111 th e ir pow e r to curroct the ovil. shou1c1 be mel half way h) th e trtnelling public which can Q' ·t real vn.ca tJOniJlg in thi K rt:!spect flnd at the same time P t' ~' · form a "'er:ict• und help k e ep the U :.~c k-hone of Amerk'l ~·~ inQusll·wtt, intud and 130lvent. the 1 N Millet s S S11pt J B Euler E L PH•s Ves tft Mt'Co} th olt !!u ectm Mronmg a t 9 1 ~ S :.chool ! Mmnlng nt ]()I ~ Wmsh tp Set · [ l••on subject · !he Pt opor u ons o1 l ,lfe ' 1 Evemng 6 30 Epv.;on h ._,,al!ut Evening 7 30 Worsll1 p St tlt \Ur Vision twd [•uty 11 ubJf!ct I Wednesda y t' ~ etllll!! PI ayl'l a net 1 praise seL"vill' I Mrs. ArLhur Beeile, Sunday, Mn Tbelma ~iaa aw:rulck of Baltimore-, Maryland CJ.me ,_... C:a y for 1 villt wlth her p&~n~ . Mr anrl )lr.s. s:, M Theisa. The Chnstlao Endeavor party ~ lvm a.t the home of Mr and Mn 'o\aldu ~ver WAB well at.tended. Eve-ninl wu spent In playing Bames af~r !Of! crea.m cake WL"' ~ WI.th I I POMEROY CHUR(;II OF CIIRIST Kenndh I Reed, Mlnlat.er L CHIEFS AWAKEN 9.30 Morning service of wors hiJl RA I . IJ bl true th~t 1\nd instruction Sermon ~; ubj ect : UH.l:\1.._~ TH~ 11m·t thn tv } t! Ul :-. 1t 1 ~ JliO .a Y . ...: · The Importance of Little Thlngl'i" , f' . . Jd tcJJ~ tnk c u Ill \l· rtOU~ tnduHtne • ln our unltied servile attention IS 0 f .\ II t h t: Ol wa s ' d and IH ~ 1111ven to the spiritual development the nulroalb have rem.uned 111 the ha c kgroun , 1of the children as wen a!:l to lhe , . d ·u-d s of tht: c nrly 1900 s Lhnn udults tt. day, IL' <tiL' l to the ~tan • · · ' m n\on~ 1 Tu~ 11 7 30 p M Monthly meel anv othel lJU ,., IIlt- SS, While automnllllt:! ~ arc com. g tn8 or the Oftlclal Board •v . •d and airphint:!H wei~ making their Wed 7 30 P M Mid week sc1vic1• • and bemg !mplt t\ { . fid of t}' e I Every adult member of t.he church and g i1tllll g ltt> lter and wmnwg th e con enc~ .· l ~hould attend thls 5ervlce · . •on tent to let their pub\Je tra\O~ l l -1 ·.~ ,oeollnle. th e rallro " 1 s v.ere c h t d ty dirtv t"IKST BAPTIST CHUR<.:H riding Ill d w u ld cmder. \ad('ll, 0 • u.s • • b:. I f c. Kreapr, ~&or. Middleport. . . ad'-' tr·~\ Pllmg any distance .1 Bunda" school 9 15 A. M Paul s I coaches, w h 1c h " '' •1\ " m "" < • ~"'ib\" I -- - - 1 and • of wrct king th e movmg un1 O!l R P1o ~ · ~· 1 to the t1ighest degree un- I SIMJ"SON M. E. CHURCH E: ma1t. Supt With condttlon ~ Improve< l t (f T E. Ma MinlS&er j Mo1 nmg v.orsh1p 10 15 A M der th e natural ''luy o{ the \and, " there IS pen y r MorninK se;~:· and Sunday I T heme A O tcat Utll vcl a ncc , • . . . ·k . nd craP-he!-~ to accur. The roud school 9 00 Sermon subject· "The Intenn edlllLC and &:mot B Y P thance ~ tor se nnu ~ \'ne e f-1 a · tural'v Power of Friendship " L 6 30 P M built onginallv for hor:-~ e drawn \'C hi c l e]'; ,~~ JU.st na '· Evening worship 'l 30 Sermon Evening sery Jce 1 30 P M T heme Kt1~~~d::,c r.~o!. ~!~~ell "O W l'u.l' '\ Utomnlnl e trafli t ,l.!ld a comnderalJ\e CX- \ subject . ' Seeing Life- Whole" I Sp'tlalifactl~~eeting W!.' du rsdn~ 1 30 Sundlt\ St tlOOl!) 15 A M. t 00 nurI ' , , j That 1t Bhoul(l 1 -r yel ~~ utdlug S upt . t • . !- GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH n t. P M m··et ,, ,, "' ' holllmG I Mortnw, wm slllp at Jl enditur e would IJ e n c cc~:-.al Y to \\lei< omJ> Il' t•ump 1l~a e~ ,\ Cia~- R •~ Our pri\YCT .. 1 Th I I I occur nt <., II unu :-;t! a \ a 1gc ll ll \ l ' " L. W. ~-=. ec ... r _ , up splend idly for t he s unuu ~: l Su n' on ~ u bjeet · e • 1"h l 't 1h·\ t tUII Ire done ll'l for all motorttilS to I 6 30 P M Youns Peoples meet I c ome and e nj oy t he m Y. ll h us 11,1:-;k I fatrt=.. e JC:-; • f rking 111 Eve mll g sm v1ce at 1 30 P M 1 drtve t•arefu\ly ~nd all ot\wr:-; lo tdn•m rom pa 7 30 P M Evenmg prayer and \ IIEATII M t .. £'Ht Rtll Tui-JtC fo1 t hl' rvcnlng .. ·our Real , , t;~ rmon I w H Pa&tersott, l"mitor Mldd.ll•porl (11 ouch Agtuns l Llfc the restnded at e ~1 1 T he o tflctal Board of lhe Sethdt:Ull{e l' v z• ·fl I I t l. thY! a. \ Jn COOl vUlf', on bU&In- . mornina- for a 11hort vlalt in Athen11 Tumday • wttb. Mr •nd Mrl. Frank JIJLye~J Mr and Mn!. John Klllbl of and famlly . Abe will be joined In 1Pukersb urt were calling parAt.hena Saturday att.emoon by MI M 1 • n t~ Mr and Mrs Lewlll Kibble, Lou.l.l~ Talbott &nd P"red Healy a Sa.tur.-:lay Pomeroy, who will ~f'Ompany her \ Cha s Barber or New C 1berto Mr home at ColumbUB , land Is vlsl tlnl Mr and J.!rK ! Frank Ra rber II.Dd rwnlly I Hnrold Pf\f! Her ana V\rill est.- I .. rl--,-:-f '1f All rehg10us teacfi or w..,r.oru.&d to.fSUli: er«Mi.H theY. arc lune unynne 'dahn ~ TO OPEN SHOE SHOP • BEACH PARTY Ph1Up Bommer&, who oonduct3 About. 30 ~cho lars of the Junior shoe repair shop In Pomeroy, wiH 1<H.: partmen t of Lhe S un day school open a shoe repair bus iness ln. the c . t he First Baptlst church and Beaserer bulldlng, Mill street, Au.- • b tests en joyed a beach pa r t y and IUit 1, he announced recently He I \' emer rcu.sL, Thursday even ina, at. 'Will conduct both shopx In Mltid lt·· I Mo u1, 1lng 's Beach T encher& of the pm1 and Pomeroy . 1t , pa r~ment are Mrs P G Kre8ier 1\l ts Home1 Hyse ll ami M lt>~:! CIA.ra 1Mue Ho.mllWn Ct\18 HOSTESS Mr11 w . B Juhlini was hostess 'I'hlli'IHlayo evening at her home on Homer Russell, Bldn~zy Pickens Iouth Second Avenue IA:l th e mem- I t1n d Leland Saxton left ThW'sday bert of ber bridge club. Quests for I e\ cn lng !or Toledo on busines 5 ibe occaaion were' Mrs W E Bryan . M ro Clem Pieroe and three chH~ 141'11. Harry BoWles and Mtss Helen clren who have been spendlnr, the 1• 1 ~few days with t.hc ro1mel"S htBea&O!l of Oolumbu~:~ Mn!. Walter Harris was the reel· , l 1e r H '\rvey' Russ ""ll. and othet te l· plent o:f tlle club pn ze, a nd Mrs ' t ti:Vf'S . 1-etumed to t he-Ir home ht Br)'all was awarded the guest pJize , c."ll umb llil Pl'iday L1gh.t refreshments were served by Mr and M IS Hownt d You nt :md the ho.ste!!li M ' I cd Jl•n lu n ~ o f Columb us ,,. _ Mr and Mrs Ned Dellittt wen t to 1\ymilalllllllllltn!Jitcl,aHoliPtii!IIJIIIJ,.ri>.-P..Jm 119:105. bP I or Ill' I. WI Clifford Ervin a.nd da\llh.ter. Mih Cara Loul&e Ervl.n -..;companied I I ~::!:;;~~;::;~~ = Phone 582-L b::=================,;,======~·~ MJ.sa Arnold to HunUngt..on for a ~ Ma.ry wuaon or Reedville, J.-~ I ! I ., 1 GREGG Mrt. P.lota E. TaJbott, lett l"daY I.Reed were - ~ Pnrltersburk Sunday to spend the I hollda}' with icl&tl\cs 1 Osca1 Walker Is home from a 1 trip to NaShv1lle Tenn . takiu :{ L D Comb.s to enter the R ~ fOi nMI.­ t wn Servic:e Junio1 , son or Thaddens 01beant ts suHerlng from mfe. tion from a I brUise on his hand [ Miss Gladra EaJ!ter of HunLingt.on , 1 1 is heme t.o smmd the holida y w1 t h her home folies Mrs Thad GJI.: en.nL left Moml~\ for Ashland. Ky to spend tltc holi duv with relatives Mrs Emma Maxwell and :m il Ormand of Ctaarleston vislt.ed u! I the Wugner home Spnday Homer Sowards nnd fllnlllv u ,~ur d their daughter Mr& Les lie Seunon Deem Tuesdny • . (1£0 liNS ~eport. Mis8 '\rlrJ1nl.a Arnold ret.1ll'ned to her homo ~ll Huntb\itOil, 1bunday a fter a. visit with Mr and M.n. I long~r I . . . ' .- 1 WI I ••• ~~~~~~~. .P.-~P.'~'~"~~~~-------- I i othcrwi'e JIIIIO<cnt pevpi O'. . An lmprO\cm e nl tn t h e natural condttJon cuutd 1 t · • ltladc If the pole:.; which L:urry t:hc ~ ' e c TIc at t e I c Pholl ..._ Wire:-;.. ur both • and wh1ch a~e s1tuaf,e~d +.t.l. I t I convalescing her re1 Bulav1lle Allee Jones who Ill at fro.-u her home at t cent sickness 1 Mt s Ralph Fraz i ~r Qf Hj..\Utlllb't.OU ' Is here spending a few days with her parents, Mr and Mrs. ~orge t Boardmnn Mrs A w Pullhu Is In Columbus I spendlllg a few days with her re\ lat1ves and having her eyes treated , 1 !Jy a !ipeciaUst : Mr.s Wm Houston who has been quit.e ill Lhe past week ts unpmvlng I I ~HE PR~ C Tl C E nt ( a rele~ ~ , HHli:.;cnmlllate . I 81 XaU u.. ... . ... • t)l) T h re 1111 Moutl s .• , •.. , , , . . . 1 00 Sht: Mouths . .. , . , .. . . . :l 00 6 00 One Year .. .. .... .:.:....:..:.~ I S 15 One Month KANAUGA nevo" t.Ul'IUICi Prlcta.y oJt.el' a short l'l&it. with nlrs. HI'!~ Ch&mbe11i aud ts.mily and frienda. )4r and Mrt Yount wwe. formerly l'tllidenta of MIDDLEPORT I ,-PB-O~~.;:~N~A'--'-"TO-'- 1 When the flunlly is as leep you • l~ Aio.'& Bad. Tbeu Bo' -n.l,. routtl for two 'hady wee;U In the sneak upetalrs and ndd the We have been all around Lhe va.· coal btn box. meanwhile utte1lng queer cPUonal paradl6ea but we never !t.und any place cooler than our Blinl your nammOI"'l:. oetween Lhf! cQirps like a nlghL -ticouUng mam· I own cellar. 1a:ften and 10 to 1leep knowins ro•l and trlsht.eninl yourseir with ' fOU have tound a spot where the ycur own cleverne&& 1 Now, there'a an Idea. Paclt your Nit& will nevor pt YO\l and there 1) our camp kit over your bao.ll:, kiG& ain't no polson Ivy. The Idea ot a. vacation is to go 1t;JOIUC lunch under your arm, .tUn! liOme place dlft'erent And we guarthe tarntlJ bye-bye Itt Ule top or You can do " Uttle wood c:hop· antee the average husband never 1Lhe kitchen Btepa and then olunge p!na. enjc}· the sllent wllderne&ll aeea ~1.1 cellar since repe!l-1 He Is· l and never be further away tllan a I down there v;hen there's OORI cat call from l:l hot plate oi ~'PP <.t be shoveled Mt a nd Mn Ellwood af Cnarle!J1 Think It over boys and , 1f you ton wer e dinner a:uests o! Mr and I The cellar ain 't bad.. It's dim 1 Mrs W E Houston Bunda} c..ark and lso~ted. can Ule great !:ke it, &end f or our prospcclllfi, des· Mrs Swue PhllUps and children forests top tl\at? Furthermore. It's crlbin& the bosky dells, the aJlurtng: of Columbus IU'e here t.o spend the run looking at the furnace when fens and the qulet valleys of the c1ty cellar hohda.y with l"8lf\tlves. ~Oit don't have to feed it. Mrs Lola HaU or Cheshire IIi _ 1 k.eeplng house and caring ~r Mn You can attain the lure of the Try 1t tor two week~ Money bnck I Tena Hilt in the n.b6enc.e ot Mrs w1known by poklnl a broom han. 1! you get a sunstroke Ohlo under the Aet of !&reb S, 1811. Publiahed Dall)' aod · aoept' Saturday Locatt:d on Lower Beool:.d Sl.n!tt, PQmtrOY, 0 . 1 1 ~t r One Word Led ~ 1n the dt.rk cornen and JumP.· a.v. ;t,y qulek No man ac.tualJ)' ~;~~; ;w~haL ll In hll cell&r An es· trip there i8 m()fe ~... one In the M.-nmo"! Kentucky It alBo nves a wrt.a,&a over the petrified. eroutnas of West Vlralnla.. PA<m omd ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~==~~~=·r ~ FRIDAY JULY 'l . 1933 DAnoY 'I'R!BtJl'tr•.-or.aiwv, •• \ l ,,• . �'· •..a ' '.flU~ 'fill b.fMed u I DAILY 1.'ltiBUNt: PVBIJSIIING CO>IP""'Y at Pemero:r, Ohio MCOnd·ciiL88 mat~ou sept. 13, 19311, a' lbe Pol$ THE DAlLY 10168 omce TR IH UNE " "t~OMJ!.'ROY, To Go or Not to Go • OHl O ----- IbN~ ) ~L , • ,:!~': Wben our :frlenda send U6 Jettera ar m:ws matter tor p\ll)Uc&Uon they ln au cues ai(Jll th etr AnOU)T.lOUI na.me&-althouah not MCeS~iarU)' lett ers, however exc~" 1 l e nt ~~.u· l I to be de1drabll!! lD Lbem.- In no l.nlt.anoe ._.m be pubUabed. ~~~~~~~mmWMII~ ~ N.&.TIONAL ADVEBTJSING BEP&t;Sf MTATIVal ~ trr.:d IUmball, Joe, Cbica~. ~--------,F;.:,;-;E~d;i~to~,;:llt.l I - -~_1 PbJladr.ipbla, PiJbbUrJh, Olflee Call 13 = , -: . L:--- For Busineaa Office and Clreldatlon J)t!p: Call !U·B Delinrn 87 Carrier floe Week • · · · · · .... Mooth • · · DPe Year . . .. ..,.. I FRUIT-OF THE Sl'li\IT- Lo,·c, JO Y, peace, long sui~ ' ~ng, gentl c nes.-;, gu~>dne:-;;, ta1th , m~ekness, temperance : 11 ppinst s uc h t he I c 1:-:. no la w -G ~ Iatta. n s 5 :22,23. ~ II \ I parking on 1 ~~ Lincoln Htll hw'l be co me ;-;n pt evalent, es pecw.lly m 1 the big cune nea1· the t ovt tJf th e mcline , in s pite of ~o J?a1king ~1gn :-~ on t h l· IH )! h \1a.\ at thi H pumt, a:; to exctte ! "'j:Ommt!nt I Owmg to thl ~ du ng t•l n us , L: l'lmlllal pradice, Se\'elal 1 teriou~ a c nden t:s h a\ e ut.:tu ned and that loss of .h fe hal'l 1 ,not been Jn c1. 1d e d 111 thL· t.t li Unltte s has lt cen due Simp\~ to · ),_ the fact that muto1 ~st te sld e nts of the hill have exeretl3ed ~ more thhn ord Jnu • \ l·,tl t' 111 rounrhnl! tht"' patttcu'lar poi~ ~ # Th highway tal t uu lHIII O\\ to begin with, for snfe dfl' :•' inge under o tdlll.ll) t o nd 1tuHlti , 1:;; r~o situated that there 11i 1 'J· hardly room l u r n u " to p. 1:os "1thnu~ Ollt~ :akwg to th e pavement '» hdP thl:' oth e r goes lo th e h•ll Side . \\-' he n lhe n.Llur.d tOIHlltJOn s arc futth er comphcatrtl by the th ou gh t l t'"~H n e:;;:-. or ( 1 immcd candl':."n c.~~. o f driVt:i'"-' who perHI ~t:; 111 p:lrkm~ m tlw " bottle neck natural~y 1 then• can be nolhlng le tt hut a {ol\1 ·n on IJ etwecn th e t\\n c1 the parked vch1de 1 movmg c al''-', or on e m o \ 111g t .l.r .tn or w 1th all three ul\ohed l Th e r e i:1 no pa ! tl lldEtr ex ( ll " t' nr re n~on tor the prnc·[ he !.:! tu h e ( Untmu e d e x ~:e pl tha t th e. o n e parkmg does no! II wnnC to walk il ((;' W rod :; to hi:-; de Htlllati ,Hl and becaURe o. 1--uch lack of ambiti o n, ~et:; up a c ondition of rlunger tu I slowly 1- Mr and Mrs Clark Weathec have I rPturned to their home at Owasso. Mleh lea vi~ the-11 son Oliver remain with their relaUve5 11. while ~ • 5 1'=1 -'='::::"::::O:C.::C:-:':::=::::~~~~:~ _ l I __ """ AN HOUR! MAKES IRONING EASIER -Cuts fJnmi11g Tl111e OnfJ•Tieinlt c r~g, 1 .Ill Eveut ng sei \'ICC , b)crl If Am Mau Sin · 1 Wetl 7 m Pt a\ct meetmK ,tuo:IY ht.tll Dcv t.. tton a l ll'adcl b1: Bt o Lu n ~stuft Bnng 1:\lblc ,md stud y the Uook of tews \1 11 11 1 1~ Co \llf' o~: e_ponthelove,loyaltvanadevotionoft!:iiPQOPle1 n1tntbeinh1 •1 'mdony_ w~th ofl•uathe ... hriatwbOJIQwordsfitm eveJ').u tan CJe\' lce ,.,.,.,.. c•~¥~ of the ••dew•lk, 'l'er~ ~9v?d to.t!ll~f!~ :<irltf~ ·fl~tli>h,..::;:h..,. •• ~.r.,~.=ll"•"'ldla~oh 7;,6."Nil¥IJ' h\'N <ng It possible fur curfl to rlr1ve on th Efi~J<t.e waJ, ,._ I!WJ·~ . . , "'A!C!: LJJ(E TKffi· MAN. . ~ ' · aL: .. lbi:W.cbi \t.t' "t • ---- ,., IUMD!fi.iolc~lw..LtMf!Uit ._0/fiQ - - - I I ling __ D I rail. harctshtv 1" ~, ,. d" p•n•ed ""h ' 1 at .u po. · Now, ~ mn tht • ,llll ll moiJile ~. oided and fot.tered b~ vanou ~ !->l.ttcs \1 1H' · n"ht of h k~ I!P up t h e 1r eo I I • Senator Pittman, e n route for tht• e conomic et•ce, IHt YH that ct~nCel'­ ,· ~ he i ~ not for flt.lc nnd unlimited t;olna"'e nf 'r , An \ came ThlU'IdAy tor a visit with (Oorlttnuen from Paa:e One) wood, Sa.turday, tcx Mrs Marth a Mrs Blna. Sanborn a.nd fam.Uy n•lles south or the river and. 1a now Hll. ube__ , _ _ _ _ _ __ __ Franklin Ou1Ql.her is v111tttna hill !J)endlna: Itself In t hf! desolate wandpa.rents, ~r. a.nd MrlS Wolt.z., Mexican area Just south or Ute Rio 1 at Wellston. Ora.nde. I , __ Mrs Peu1 Lepn¥tf returned Wed~ Storm warnings , n ytna: through· 1 T he fu!lowlng were iucl udt."d In a nellday evenina rron' a. few dRys c.ut thls area fo1 the past two days, purty enJoyJnK an &11 d11 y piculc vbnt 11.t. MJUlen. W Va.., wlt.h her were ordered lowered today I aL Sh11.de river near Keno Ja,q L pments. She was 1\CCOmpanlfd \ \ S und ay Mr and Mrs Jl u.rold CuJ here by ht>t slsterl, ~· Eldon Hoi1;ahan IU'Id da~ht.er J eun , Mr o.nd :-~1nger and family or Dayt.on, Va , Ml'l! Rlly carnahan and son W\11whd had also been visiting at Mal1lam Mr a nd ~rn. G uy Beegle ~ l2n. · Dr and Mra Holalngu and Thomas and Richard, Mlidred Buck ~.an returned to their home ~t Day· (Continued from Paae One, Mr5 Dorothy W olfe, daughter Bon ten Vp. , Thursday alter a 5hort . nle, Mr and Mrs Fagan PrlCf' w n vls!t with Mra Holsinaer's sl!iter, were ltl£trtlctca to sco ut Lhe Lerri· 1 Clare ncr Mall lne Swa t:, Th eodorP Mt s Paul Leono.r<l , at the heme of tory !rom the ruos t northerly Lip of &eglf' and OllVf' G1osc of Arnste.ul Mr und Mrs J 0 . Leonard I 61buin, which juts fa.r mto lh~ I \V Vu Mr~:~ Ge1trude Baker, who has [ Arctic regious, Lo ttr ' 1lOULllt•rnmo:ll 1 M1:- I tlllll. l'hu mru. nnd dll tllt h · l;ot~ll vis iting w-ith h ~ 1 bt1JI.hfll 1tlp of the Kamcha.tkn ~n ln su l n ten> V•111u. und Mild!Cd tl nd Ut e Joh n Ta lbott and family, since 11ot111 UlmOuttcma thP !lf'at t h , Sn- lut tr1 ., tt wnd W~l te r Mf' JCt' r ot ' ding Lhe fune 1ul of her mot h ~t viet omclul~> expJt;s.~U <~ ·v!c Livnl Eust L!v•·J pf.ol ctunP Sunday fur 1\ 5110 LEN MISSing •• I I remaln: d ftml ln thei r J.tr KUt• F'lUII'n/IUIII.wNlUtJATE, LNC. II... w la\ll t s I ! J.' (. . 'I .1, . ' ~, . ;V I j' I' I 1',. l' • •·r'' ··t J!' h•! -r~ I When the door~ opened:-Talk about crowds! It was impossible to wait on the throngs, proving again that when a store really determines to get business by offering out of the ordinary values and advertises, will surely bring them • tn. If vou weren't here todav, come in . . ~ .. , - . . . r•i·~"'" .. morrow. · , i toM o ro\1. J. N. RATHBURN'S SONS ra.st tlnw He remalnl' tl n dp y o.~ to cope with crowd1 that : nnd thencl! llg , It was beyond our power the Soviet capital and Lht'n mak hopp{•d , , for Omsk, still eonfitleut ol bt•t·om- thronged our store th1, lng the first n11J,n to fly aJound tin: n or 11 ing when our July Middleport, Ohio "" ":·~ :~'" J:""' .•""""lworld alone o.nd to Sh utLer !ht lf cord of 8 do.ys 15 hours and 51 mill· Clearance Sale opened. If utes established by Wllr> ) ')o~ t and I you weren•t here today, Rnrul(l Gn11y tm H glob ~u ct JJng- 1 rJight In 1931 cGme tomorrow. ba.e,>'t' Mlltl,..rn 11~ached Om11k ~u fe1y af- ! J . N. Rathhurns Sons. ter a :111ow night. and t wch•t hotw>l RATHBURNS SWAMPED 11111111111m1mmnmummzzuua:mutu::umm:uuu:s:m: :..-:u;:uurum;m:~.t:l~llllUimm=:ttmtmi::m:nttlltiUIII , later took ott f01 Chill\ It v.as on I this lei tho.t strlom, ttob1 c llf'"an '• to befall him A. faulty stRbllizer briefty and c=ol· ) and a leaky ~eas·pipc • eunlnved w 1 had not u yet force him down o.nd hr laml ed at . the Isolated !actOJ. / town of Bi c lo~o 1 almost unconsCIOUS and wtth llll plane seriously crippled l Local mechanics helped him to 1 repair the craft with a piece of • sheet imn, and he 11l.ul te d u!f I ltgaln He lost his way and landed l ror directiOns In U1e t.own of Sofi.sk. II and nnally reached Khaboravsk , completely exhaUfitcd with his hope j \ of beating the reco1'dcd blasted !f:attern Wll8 sUlJ determined to continue t.be tugbt, . however, find ! got away f1om Khn.baruvsk a:1 soon J lllleip and · n ·palrs Lo ill:; , 1 I 1 1 1 l . , Did You Ever Stop To Think? 1 By EDSON R. WAITE 1 -- - ~ . ··~ Chicago,' July 7-1~8-"J'm· tlck-1 to dea.th.' 1 • , • Tha.t was \tl& stp,Wment voiced I Ju~re ~y by ft: B . •Jameson. one of! Jimlnle Mattern'~ backers when apprtBed of tht! report that th~ 1 1Jter, wa!l safe. ~ :· "l'ye always h&.d confidence In Jlmm)l" said Jarheson "We've been pntt.y el(L!Ie ,anti he's ~demonstra~ at all time~ that tte Is ll. cool, l'leady filer I've seen blm turn back when he was 70 mllEj> on ' his way" Jameson 5&1d he would ttnam:e any further tHihf Mn.tlt!rn mfLY want to make "He can complete lh1s one or 1 eto.rt another one, Wi Jtc sef'S fit", I Jameson declared ~td I I Shawnee, Oklahoma I - th() : . hOJl 1 HENRY A. DENNIS, EDITOR OF THE HENDERSON ( N. C.) DISPATCH SAYS: Break "The right kind of adverti~in1 lo alwayo beneficial to the product about which it ia concerned. Thio ia particuladly true of newapaper advertioin1, bec~UJe it admito of a frequency of fresh· neao that io poooible with no other medium. f,' "The reaaon I)O more buoineu people reaort to ad'Vertioing as a oalea medium ia that they are not convinced of ito value. Anp why 11re they not convinced? Simply bec:auoe they refuse to al· low themaelvea to be ohown. They won't gi:ve advertioing a chance. ' • I ~~~~ th~ wdJ ' i . . \ ...' (, • ,. " ' •• l ' ~ '" ~ ' ' ' > ' \ ~ ' .' ' . ., ·,ta~e.n the words rig~_t : ~~t ~f your :mputh i* fr.!llj~~f l'f \ll~~rtiAA Jll ff.• U..~pl!lj~. i j , "A deparbnent store that advertiaeo two or throe timco a year io very little better off than had it not done so even those few timeatimef. It ia true with other kinds of commodities. There are time• when big copy io the thina to uae and timea when better reoulb can be obtained otherwiae. If the time ia ahort and the me11a1e 11)\llt be put .,:r._, ao the limit in iize and prominence; the full pace. • It-there ia enouah ft\OIIay, ..-ke the full page aq~ foiiR.>!: wi~ halveo or qu-.rten. If fun~ are very limited, d011't ..., th• full·pllf!' ft,~Jt,, k~·~e SJ,lll~l!Qr ,pp.cea apd ~elr upqn ta"- • .. . ' CPIYII, Hf,QV ~@'ill!! !!IJ!!!!'l~J>;'r• ~l!llllii· p.ll4f ~ JlfPPiirly ~~~~·lt!lleli in '~!th f11 ""~· " I \ : , "~kies, Pleasel'\ ~9~,:o~ .ll"'"? qualityof<heirlinetobaccos. They ; .!"?al.friep~l].ayr 9F~~~ing ir pleaseinrhcmildnessandpumyof 1 , · ,, , !i>ue~~rs. And~tjseitsoapdy ·"To..rmg''.Theypleasethetaste. .~ i. : 1~ ~I' ·~lje .~m Sttik~ story, They please the throat. In f!Vety , \, ,. f'elve J~J.tn i!ie wol;!b nsht out way and always,"Luckies Please!" cif y~ m,out,b,;tucki~s ,PI~!" May we thank ym1, MrJ nd Mrs. of ~ourse, ,They ple''~ in 'the , SII]ok~r,for giVm,g us t,~pbrase? , "J b!l!'l tlfll!!ll~ll!~'l .~J!'l !l,ft"!!f •d.l'~"!•~ unlil Jut ye!lf. J-le llt~l!l!l "!'~a ap~CII WI ~ IW!I'4 II we•~-uya on~~· T 11d11Y be l~f~ li''~ fuSI~~ ljl!~i'F.~'!t \JefPJA Rf'J~oniaed him · a~d '1!•1."'" ·~~!'l Rl'l!! ~'tif ~)>.-~ It IP~Ii ll'f&lc~ lh!!ll OV'I~ he· (!Ill· " liJt M'~P.t: ~~· ~!l!li ih,rul•,lr and~~.. ~""n "iiid " ----- ~1~~ ~td·--------------- CapJ'I'ilbl 11133 'l'h• Allleri ~H TGbiC~~ 0oiD!>Ifl1 ' l"· l•i>l!iNol ~- t had pcssi bly been picked up .... , 1llf' Cll lld lf'IIS day p ro gram here hunters, trappers, or membN~ cf J 1was \'.t' ll a t tended and the chHdren Nomadic tnbe lacking th ~ m.,,. , \\Ci f' \lomlt- rf ull} tulined owing l.o to lntorm clvlh1.atlon ol hi~ safely lhe r mtu·hr~ ~ tfor\J! o1 Mrs Harry I or to es cort 1' 1111 to Rome spot 10. . I Vvullt who tt ud dtatoye of them in ihe lx'lt of 1.<'\Pg:t<t p h ~l"lll<nli I Mll tlt t' d Pil.tk.S th e obliging Dor · slon ws npc ta tor rcs lgnC'd Saturday Mottern k:t Nt' W Y ot k 011 11 . C lul .t! An Emleavm Ktrls and bo~ s hrtl'&l'dOU.'I ftl ght at fJ :!1 u 1n Sal· I'll' ~ IVItl b{ tt.:t' lliUIIl social at tlw urday, June 3 cl.ut c ll rhut :-.da~ July Gll1 Seven hours later he n •w O\ 1 Mt .md Ml ~ At thur 011 nnd Newfoundland, tmd eu.rly 1hr j <!a u ~ llte1 spcut Sund ll-Y with her morning landed at Kragero tsland , pR r r nst F. M Tlu iss und famliy Nt;Jtway Mote than :.14 hnm s hue! M1 and Mt :; Jol' Bcegll' wetc passed &t 01 e news of hi s xnre ' Oll llrl 1 g u f'~ l f> of his pa1 ents. M1 Cr0881ng of the AU!LI\Lt< 1111' tl' · ' - ~=~~~===== ceived, and the world ha d ~t ll t':tfl Y mourned him as losJ RA1HBUi"lNS SWAMPED Fm'm Kmgero MMtc111 flc \\• tc that, to l,e p•r(l,!ct, .tljo' amber to •II the five Aense•. We pr~sume , I Close Out Sale Today. und fliends ~ """'"~ ~rmn•,the· rl'!'~mlo bUibeilcl .! I 1 ~~~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~Oslo ~ bel:er on huer ••~• .;.: S~~~~~:~~;h~,~~ ~ring 1:J •I f or a week.a v18tt wU.b her : LO~E" Iway :;~~dt~!Yr:~~:. ~!vehadlLf~~~qpos- I St-:;;(\l~~· rwli~ul~~ a:~d ~i:se i.~:~~ to scme lsulat.ed outpost an Plit t •• Port land HAZEL '~ , LtV Ir N 1"':. S TON V ~WR,ItNn" r.uembe.rs DORCAS -;;;;~-~:;;;-;:==============~;~~;;;;;;;;~-~~~~~~~~~;;~;~ ,some Mat.tem bef!nwild fo1·ced do\\nal.td .11 , .h:w rth t.herand font~er's spothnd In thl'l te1rlW1Y ~!l;te t d it\' M '1 ~ vislt G uy w Ber>gle ol.h+> l ~~~ -; about~ Nell Vera IJooper returned t.o her who is on the o.rea~ IMee bDatL tu'\mr a t. Nitro Mc-nday e.ft.et a rnon Mabel Politer ~ vtaLtinl fl1eDdl t!V11 vaeatloh ~ llPr •mrle El11E'IR at Ea -:- t Liverpool a.nd. lfew BrJa'b· Do! Wolf- 1lllrl wl!c l ton th13 week . ~ '.JuiiS ~alo;e1 who hw. bet II UJ th~ MrJ Otrp Be.:ile ID4 ~r Knl. pa11t two mont ha if. l:rn llruv ln l!: Edna 't't wm&s and d.auabttra.T Ot Eva PkrkR h1 able to be ''Ht East Li ve rpool were dlnn~ ClofeJI.I Mrll Harnl rl Be rogle I! !t'!l.vm g !or Sunday or Mr M d Kra. 'Wtn· Conzlf::B 'I'. f) t.hl s T tk'-1\f.lay morning Thnl,horev r.r Bowma n.s Run · - - - - _ - _ ----~~ !Wi!::Uaamuuaaaansmu:nmnsunnm:umnmmmunnt n:nmuntmmtttmmmnnmumtuuswauus fa ll of Pine Urove, vbilted. a.t Eden isu~~:Y Bertha Kibble wu haull.na 11blej to ret Ia' meltl!J•Ifi'OI'· ~ f 'f 1flver but I!' in favor uf a mono:otJ:l')' re~rv c w~lch WQUld Uc partly mHde up of the "'"h1te mt!Lal ';o11. of Ri)ve,· lhfearl :''llll~ng t he gold. •• I .._ 0 ~ p adre &C!rved W E pI an y M E Chmch wlil meet Monct H I Jul~ 10 a t 1 30 P M All the mcmbe1s or the BoaHi a1c kindly rqucsted to be present llllST PKt:SBl'TERIAN l't.A.CI<: i<:V.'\NGF.LICAL CHUI\CU Theuphll Mehl. MJnbilter 1 Cllm ch school9 AM Alltnv1ted Eud Hat tenbaeh and Charles Peo~ pks Sup t!l Mormng wm ~ hlp 10 30 Seunon I -l(oplc 'Whul we may learn or the I cnuKtll OF (IIRISf , Children of This Wttrld Anthem t 1 Gardner. l'~~or. Mtddle11ort by cho lr 9 15 un lf!ed senhP Se rm on I Ttla ng!P~ nwe t a l 6 30 M1ss Mar~ !>\ t.Ject . WQrs hlp Without Sa crl - ! t !Ia Relbr l, lt'llder t.ce Mr. nda'v nenmg; in Unforgettable Spectacle 1 ' way· l or 1 . \\. ay po.ts~·ub\c to funu "~ h them and h Mitc n to aid 111 e\ et.V · unfaJr cumpetlllun tn ttw 4 e~l m ronds, the latter have ~e t>n I that an lmpr u ' c m e ut In tiding l undition.\l! IR ~ecestUL,ry ~n: 0 th e more modern and p1 0 1.(1 t: i'il" l\ e of rail ex~t.:Utl e ., ! •have arranged for lht•ir pta(1.. t ,. f urn!!! h th e ult1mate 1•1 rnih'O iHl tra\ e l and cumtort . \ A:-. a r ~" u lt. \\' (' n o\\ h :! \ I' t' ll !ll h e.: .. that nrc venta 11l c loungtng r o om s and Haltlll :'l to be found f1ftee11 or twenty I v e 11 r~ ~go only 111 the linest hotel~ or among the homes uf !he ul t 1 a \\e ,dth ' Tt ln-ct hy r:-ul. a ~ a result of the mod E rn e i1Jt e 11 q metho d s and th e dlort :~ put _forth t o pre\·c nt !at1guc and mcnn\ e iiH!li CC ai'l well a~ dJscomf :'l rt I i~ s om et hi n g tu \uok forwat·d lo 1. H r e1:1l from the nervous ! ttw 8 1011 t1o co ll JS ta.nt for ~til \\ho Jo~ {l e ncl tsn much time b~hin(l the "ht•cl of an automuiJJh• . Th e ra1lro ad~o~, ha\ ing ~e en the etTor of th~ir way and I l·avmg d nnc all 111 th e ir pow e r to curroct the ovil. shou1c1 be mel half way h) th e trtnelling public which can Q' ·t real vn.ca tJOniJlg in thi K rt:!spect flnd at the same time P t' ~' · form a "'er:ict• und help k e ep the U :.~c k-hone of Amerk'l ~·~ inQusll·wtt, intud and 130lvent. the 1 N Millet s S S11pt J B Euler E L PH•s Ves tft Mt'Co} th olt !!u ectm Mronmg a t 9 1 ~ S :.chool ! Mmnlng nt ]()I ~ Wmsh tp Set · [ l••on subject · !he Pt opor u ons o1 l ,lfe ' 1 Evemng 6 30 Epv.;on h ._,,al!ut Evening 7 30 Worsll1 p St tlt \Ur Vision twd [•uty 11 ubJf!ct I Wednesda y t' ~ etllll!! PI ayl'l a net 1 praise seL"vill' I Mrs. ArLhur Beeile, Sunday, Mn Tbelma ~iaa aw:rulck of Baltimore-, Maryland CJ.me ,_... C:a y for 1 villt wlth her p&~n~ . Mr anrl )lr.s. s:, M Theisa. The Chnstlao Endeavor party ~ lvm a.t the home of Mr and Mn 'o\aldu ~ver WAB well at.tended. Eve-ninl wu spent In playing Bames af~r !Of! crea.m cake WL"' ~ WI.th I I POMEROY CHUR(;II OF CIIRIST Kenndh I Reed, Mlnlat.er L CHIEFS AWAKEN 9.30 Morning service of wors hiJl RA I . IJ bl true th~t 1\nd instruction Sermon ~; ubj ect : UH.l:\1.._~ TH~ 11m·t thn tv } t! Ul :-. 1t 1 ~ JliO .a Y . ...: · The Importance of Little Thlngl'i" , f' . . Jd tcJJ~ tnk c u Ill \l· rtOU~ tnduHtne • ln our unltied servile attention IS 0 f .\ II t h t: Ol wa s ' d and IH ~ 1111ven to the spiritual development the nulroalb have rem.uned 111 the ha c kgroun , 1of the children as wen a!:l to lhe , . d ·u-d s of tht: c nrly 1900 s Lhnn udults tt. day, IL' <tiL' l to the ~tan • · · ' m n\on~ 1 Tu~ 11 7 30 p M Monthly meel anv othel lJU ,., IIlt- SS, While automnllllt:! ~ arc com. g tn8 or the Oftlclal Board •v . •d and airphint:!H wei~ making their Wed 7 30 P M Mid week sc1vic1• • and bemg !mplt t\ { . fid of t}' e I Every adult member of t.he church and g i1tllll g ltt> lter and wmnwg th e con enc~ .· l ~hould attend thls 5ervlce · . •on tent to let their pub\Je tra\O~ l l -1 ·.~ ,oeollnle. th e rallro " 1 s v.ere c h t d ty dirtv t"IKST BAPTIST CHUR<.:H riding Ill d w u ld cmder. \ad('ll, 0 • u.s • • b:. I f c. Kreapr, ~&or. Middleport. . . ad'-' tr·~\ Pllmg any distance .1 Bunda" school 9 15 A. M Paul s I coaches, w h 1c h " '' •1\ " m "" < • ~"'ib\" I -- - - 1 and • of wrct king th e movmg un1 O!l R P1o ~ · ~· 1 to the t1ighest degree un- I SIMJ"SON M. E. CHURCH E: ma1t. Supt With condttlon ~ Improve< l t (f T E. Ma MinlS&er j Mo1 nmg v.orsh1p 10 15 A M der th e natural ''luy o{ the \and, " there IS pen y r MorninK se;~:· and Sunday I T heme A O tcat Utll vcl a ncc , • . . . ·k . nd craP-he!-~ to accur. The roud school 9 00 Sermon subject· "The Intenn edlllLC and &:mot B Y P thance ~ tor se nnu ~ \'ne e f-1 a · tural'v Power of Friendship " L 6 30 P M built onginallv for hor:-~ e drawn \'C hi c l e]'; ,~~ JU.st na '· Evening worship 'l 30 Sermon Evening sery Jce 1 30 P M T heme Kt1~~~d::,c r.~o!. ~!~~ell "O W l'u.l' '\ Utomnlnl e trafli t ,l.!ld a comnderalJ\e CX- \ subject . ' Seeing Life- Whole" I Sp'tlalifactl~~eeting W!.' du rsdn~ 1 30 Sundlt\ St tlOOl!) 15 A M. t 00 nurI ' , , j That 1t Bhoul(l 1 -r yel ~~ utdlug S upt . t • . !- GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH n t. P M m··et ,, ,, "' ' holllmG I Mortnw, wm slllp at Jl enditur e would IJ e n c cc~:-.al Y to \\lei< omJ> Il' t•ump 1l~a e~ ,\ Cia~- R •~ Our pri\YCT .. 1 Th I I I occur nt <., II unu :-;t! a \ a 1gc ll ll \ l ' " L. W. ~-=. ec ... r _ , up splend idly for t he s unuu ~: l Su n' on ~ u bjeet · e • 1"h l 't 1h·\ t tUII Ire done ll'l for all motorttilS to I 6 30 P M Youns Peoples meet I c ome and e nj oy t he m Y. ll h us 11,1:-;k I fatrt=.. e JC:-; • f rking 111 Eve mll g sm v1ce at 1 30 P M 1 drtve t•arefu\ly ~nd all ot\wr:-; lo tdn•m rom pa 7 30 P M Evenmg prayer and \ IIEATII M t .. £'Ht Rtll Tui-JtC fo1 t hl' rvcnlng .. ·our Real , , t;~ rmon I w H Pa&tersott, l"mitor Mldd.ll•porl (11 ouch Agtuns l Llfc the restnded at e ~1 1 T he o tflctal Board of lhe Sethdt:Ull{e l' v z• ·fl I I t l. thY! a. \ Jn COOl vUlf', on bU&In- . mornina- for a 11hort vlalt in Athen11 Tumday • wttb. Mr •nd Mrl. Frank JIJLye~J Mr and Mn!. John Klllbl of and famlly . Abe will be joined In 1Pukersb urt were calling parAt.hena Saturday att.emoon by MI M 1 • n t~ Mr and Mrs Lewlll Kibble, Lou.l.l~ Talbott &nd P"red Healy a Sa.tur.-:lay Pomeroy, who will ~f'Ompany her \ Cha s Barber or New C 1berto Mr home at ColumbUB , land Is vlsl tlnl Mr and J.!rK ! Frank Ra rber II.Dd rwnlly I Hnrold Pf\f! Her ana V\rill est.- I .. rl--,-:-f '1f All rehg10us teacfi or w..,r.oru.&d to.fSUli: er«Mi.H theY. arc lune unynne 'dahn ~ TO OPEN SHOE SHOP • BEACH PARTY Ph1Up Bommer&, who oonduct3 About. 30 ~cho lars of the Junior shoe repair shop In Pomeroy, wiH 1<H.: partmen t of Lhe S un day school open a shoe repair bus iness ln. the c . t he First Baptlst church and Beaserer bulldlng, Mill street, Au.- • b tests en joyed a beach pa r t y and IUit 1, he announced recently He I \' emer rcu.sL, Thursday even ina, at. 'Will conduct both shopx In Mltid lt·· I Mo u1, 1lng 's Beach T encher& of the pm1 and Pomeroy . 1t , pa r~ment are Mrs P G Kre8ier 1\l ts Home1 Hyse ll ami M lt>~:! CIA.ra 1Mue Ho.mllWn Ct\18 HOSTESS Mr11 w . B Juhlini was hostess 'I'hlli'IHlayo evening at her home on Homer Russell, Bldn~zy Pickens Iouth Second Avenue IA:l th e mem- I t1n d Leland Saxton left ThW'sday bert of ber bridge club. Quests for I e\ cn lng !or Toledo on busines 5 ibe occaaion were' Mrs W E Bryan . M ro Clem Pieroe and three chH~ 141'11. Harry BoWles and Mtss Helen clren who have been spendlnr, the 1• 1 ~few days with t.hc ro1mel"S htBea&O!l of Oolumbu~:~ Mn!. Walter Harris was the reel· , l 1e r H '\rvey' Russ ""ll. and othet te l· plent o:f tlle club pn ze, a nd Mrs ' t ti:Vf'S . 1-etumed to t he-Ir home ht Br)'all was awarded the guest pJize , c."ll umb llil Pl'iday L1gh.t refreshments were served by Mr and M IS Hownt d You nt :md the ho.ste!!li M ' I cd Jl•n lu n ~ o f Columb us ,,. _ Mr and Mrs Ned Dellittt wen t to 1\ymilalllllllllltn!Jitcl,aHoliPtii!IIJIIIJ,.ri>.-P..Jm 119:105. bP I or Ill' I. WI Clifford Ervin a.nd da\llh.ter. Mih Cara Loul&e Ervl.n -..;companied I I ~::!:;;~~;::;~~ = Phone 582-L b::=================,;,======~·~ MJ.sa Arnold to HunUngt..on for a ~ Ma.ry wuaon or Reedville, J.-~ I ! I ., 1 GREGG Mrt. P.lota E. TaJbott, lett l"daY I.Reed were - ~ Pnrltersburk Sunday to spend the I hollda}' with icl&tl\cs 1 Osca1 Walker Is home from a 1 trip to NaShv1lle Tenn . takiu :{ L D Comb.s to enter the R ~ fOi nMI.­ t wn Servic:e Junio1 , son or Thaddens 01beant ts suHerlng from mfe. tion from a I brUise on his hand [ Miss Gladra EaJ!ter of HunLingt.on , 1 1 is heme t.o smmd the holida y w1 t h her home folies Mrs Thad GJI.: en.nL left Moml~\ for Ashland. Ky to spend tltc holi duv with relatives Mrs Emma Maxwell and :m il Ormand of Ctaarleston vislt.ed u! I the Wugner home Spnday Homer Sowards nnd fllnlllv u ,~ur d their daughter Mr& Les lie Seunon Deem Tuesdny • . (1£0 liNS ~eport. Mis8 '\rlrJ1nl.a Arnold ret.1ll'ned to her homo ~ll Huntb\itOil, 1bunday a fter a. visit with Mr and M.n. I long~r I . . . ' .- 1 WI I ••• ~~~~~~~. .P.-~P.'~'~"~~~~-------- I i othcrwi'e JIIIIO<cnt pevpi O'. . An lmprO\cm e nl tn t h e natural condttJon cuutd 1 t · • ltladc If the pole:.; which L:urry t:hc ~ ' e c TIc at t e I c Pholl ..._ Wire:-;.. ur both • and wh1ch a~e s1tuaf,e~d +.t.l. I t I convalescing her re1 Bulav1lle Allee Jones who Ill at fro.-u her home at t cent sickness 1 Mt s Ralph Fraz i ~r Qf Hj..\Utlllb't.OU ' Is here spending a few days with her parents, Mr and Mrs. ~orge t Boardmnn Mrs A w Pullhu Is In Columbus I spendlllg a few days with her re\ lat1ves and having her eyes treated , 1 !Jy a !ipeciaUst : Mr.s Wm Houston who has been quit.e ill Lhe past week ts unpmvlng I I ~HE PR~ C Tl C E nt ( a rele~ ~ , HHli:.;cnmlllate . I 81 XaU u.. ... . ... • t)l) T h re 1111 Moutl s .• , •.. , , , . . . 1 00 Sht: Mouths . .. , . , .. . . . :l 00 6 00 One Year .. .. .... .:.:....:..:.~ I S 15 One Month KANAUGA nevo" t.Ul'IUICi Prlcta.y oJt.el' a short l'l&it. with nlrs. HI'!~ Ch&mbe11i aud ts.mily and frienda. )4r and Mrt Yount wwe. formerly l'tllidenta of MIDDLEPORT I ,-PB-O~~.;:~N~A'--'-"TO-'- 1 When the flunlly is as leep you • l~ Aio.'& Bad. Tbeu Bo' -n.l,. routtl for two 'hady wee;U In the sneak upetalrs and ndd the We have been all around Lhe va.· coal btn box. meanwhile utte1lng queer cPUonal paradl6ea but we never !t.und any place cooler than our Blinl your nammOI"'l:. oetween Lhf! cQirps like a nlghL -ticouUng mam· I own cellar. 1a:ften and 10 to 1leep knowins ro•l and trlsht.eninl yourseir with ' fOU have tound a spot where the ycur own cleverne&& 1 Now, there'a an Idea. Paclt your Nit& will nevor pt YO\l and there 1) our camp kit over your bao.ll:, kiG& ain't no polson Ivy. The Idea ot a. vacation is to go 1t;JOIUC lunch under your arm, .tUn! liOme place dlft'erent And we guarthe tarntlJ bye-bye Itt Ule top or You can do " Uttle wood c:hop· antee the average husband never 1Lhe kitchen Btepa and then olunge p!na. enjc}· the sllent wllderne&ll aeea ~1.1 cellar since repe!l-1 He Is· l and never be further away tllan a I down there v;hen there's OORI cat call from l:l hot plate oi ~'PP <.t be shoveled Mt a nd Mn Ellwood af Cnarle!J1 Think It over boys and , 1f you ton wer e dinner a:uests o! Mr and I The cellar ain 't bad.. It's dim 1 Mrs W E Houston Bunda} c..ark and lso~ted. can Ule great !:ke it, &end f or our prospcclllfi, des· Mrs Swue PhllUps and children forests top tl\at? Furthermore. It's crlbin& the bosky dells, the aJlurtng: of Columbus IU'e here t.o spend the run looking at the furnace when fens and the qulet valleys of the c1ty cellar hohda.y with l"8lf\tlves. ~Oit don't have to feed it. Mrs Lola HaU or Cheshire IIi _ 1 k.eeplng house and caring ~r Mn You can attain the lure of the Try 1t tor two week~ Money bnck I Tena Hilt in the n.b6enc.e ot Mrs w1known by poklnl a broom han. 1! you get a sunstroke Ohlo under the Aet of !&reb S, 1811. Publiahed Dall)' aod · aoept' Saturday Locatt:d on Lower Beool:.d Sl.n!tt, PQmtrOY, 0 . 1 1 ~t r One Word Led ~ 1n the dt.rk cornen and JumP.· a.v. ;t,y qulek No man ac.tualJ)' ~;~~; ;w~haL ll In hll cell&r An es· trip there i8 m()fe ~... one In the M.-nmo"! Kentucky It alBo nves a wrt.a,&a over the petrified. eroutnas of West Vlralnla.. PA<m omd ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~==~~~=·r ~ FRIDAY JULY 'l . 1933 DAnoY 'I'R!BtJl'tr•.-or.aiwv, •• \ l ,,• . �·~· T~~-~o , .. J;· . ' ' • •.' ' ' ' 1 1"QQOn5 ~. FOR l\J2IT-&even r091J1 houae, I ' 'l-~3t. :r.. .&•taDCel like this (12 pt.) MEN : C...pbll I GOOd Thooo qualiUln!J 1 Applicant. mt.ervlewr.d · by Pleld AdY1so1·. Wrloo Box 27tJ 1 UMecE&SilfY. """'"· , --..---. per line. ~· ,..; Montcomery. m. MOJtl'!ING ST Aft h::alth-clorkJo- In Er,l&r!P.nce 1 tro.tned'. lZc !'Cr line. Type llke tbla (lO pt.) lOc 3.M8; tile Title Road With rrimo·'C.arneta . , .. . t 3,017; Hamllton, 3.016; But.ler, 121; Wwrence. eeo: Athenl. 811: Scdoto, 602; Roe&. W; MUikin&um, W; and Clark. l!pectol-&. 1103.-117~. ::--c:: It's a SmaU World and the vast m&Jorltf ww be Jnr: Pranklln, mmtem, wuh. houae and aaralie , on I»>!'Ohanlo pt. ~- s. Epple. ~ECTION. I drop.- lrom lbe rollo -piA>IeiJ. The tot&J. number of tM ~m­ tJ allow•noe cueS lri. Ule eouthem Ohio counttea tnelude the follow- I'OP. Rt:KT-Pour lOOQI ~-e 1n · Mlqalepor\. furntahed or un[qr- f nlahe<\. OaU 548-R. "1-5-St f CLASSIFIED . ' A.DVERTISING Type ablUty allowanooJ cuea in thla re- . ~ . tl>al wiU 1>e dj'oppe<l In &&Ch COUD• ty. However, there 1re 22,T3'f dta· Factor's Wife Collapses and btth., Bll!l cS?rlna Ave. Phone 3:1)2-J.I 7-7-3t. J'OJt RllNT-JiliYt . I '' Lt:AGUE Won Lost FoundFOUND - Four keys on leather 1 stra p near Peace chUL dl Owner mqulre at Dally Tribune of- 1 fice and pay for ad 6-23-U For Sale, Mi•e. 47 25 Pet. .65J 45 28 .616 37 3(J .501 :ffi 38 .486 3'7 40 .4st 1 3(J 39 31 42 29 50 ""I .425 .36'J o\LL MAKES or raulOB serviced at -:easonnble j:.irlces. Brlng in yow radio or c.u.J 241-.. . H M :;, 01'1:· M lddlCPl.oft JULY l!Jtn uur Ia ~~ day to to.ke photos here. Don't waiL till our ln11t ft•w days. Studio. ·r Miniature Photo '1-6-3t l'lt:STIUtDAl"S PI..E:.b.SE: SPARE: MY BS: ,_.1v.,;, PA--l'M BEGGING YOU! Rent A!\-IERICAN ASHOCIATION St. Paul 4; Commbus 3. Toledo 12; Mlnnc~:~.poll:. 10 (JL I I FOH RENT--Whaley Dental Offices Can be dlvldcd to suit tennnt.s One office l'iuitable ror book ~>hop . Rcasonabic rent, rC'osonnble t.cn- ~ -~ "' formnly unts. Also fou r room flat un Kg:. Johartn l .l(li1•ht, Cow·t 8t Apply at Whaley 's o1· :hulrnu.m of the Hcidu!L!lg R'LOliiJ ul' John Blnlr. Court St. 7~6 · :lt : thtl Catholic Bavatian J)cullle'll __________ .. _ Party and Lh.e out.lli;a!Jding c eric 1 llllOr1g Catholic pohLJcLans in Gl'r- Ready for Big Sprint Regatta I ---------· --,- nts crown and mowed down 11 hoot i llllilllr.') ol [\rst-::;Lrlllg opposition to meet Virt lS In the flnnl muLch of the I NATIONAL LEAGUE wotld's gr~u~_:~~n~ _t_ o~~n_ an_~en_t_ . _ No 1:ames schcduk'<l. .... Dtii/1.·~~--1 FOURTEEN· SALAD DRESSING iCONTE:iT This BETWEEN dn•sslng TOOT'5 AND (OL HOOFER! ary WILL ~E 41~EN ~UTiLE zsc 2 No.2 <an& EVERETT u. CHUCKLE! I, .WASHtt.IGlo~ ~Wii:l:" BE-:11-iE!"\ HAR.VARD"AP>IO•coRNEL~I'-1.!'-IE . 61G CRe.:(REGAT'l'A"'Ar ··LoNGY: BEACI{ C~':'; }1-liS India Ceylon Hot Hou11e Tomatoes .. .. 3lbs 25c Cantaloupes .......... . . . ' lOc Rad,lshes .. .. . . .. . . . .. - 3 for lOc Qananas ............. .. 4lbs. 25c ,r.~,~~~s, ~~e~tone .. . 4 ibs. 25c IA-.c~IM~t'= auumamannsuzua&&amnuwst 1"''msauufmmtmuas ' ,t, J• ' .. .... I 11 I' • I fi· l \l.ol ]I • I Do~{'!l Jo'ancy Lii.r(!:o.:. l'EACIIt~S, J.'t·o•<• ,,, ..., 49c =~ IIJ. 8\'HH!!W· Vinegar full elr Hma~w. f'a gal. ZSe Pabatette Cheeae Apple Butter ~~o~:r Peanut Butter Puffed Wheat IUc 25c ~~-:~ 17c Farm j :1 r 23c ••• Be 24 C Pimentoea 13c Je No. 1\0 23 c • Slice d P meapp Peaches ('!ow~r Jo~:nm 2 35 C Slz~;~ Clover Farm, PliLia ur 6tL•.ffcd. l t o;::. Jar ea.n1 Fruit Salad "'""'' '""" 1-llr~;c 81~· ·. can 29 C p \Vc rlhm o r<J 2 25 ea1 l:11rh June No :: can5 C Brnnt.l. 27 C Tomatoea Hally I..g. HIZ<:" . J cllnl Corn R11nklllt Coulllry Gentleman So. ~·. can on ll.Jiy Wagner. dupllcated occasions by Bobby Jones. M1 anc! Mts Ellis Sayre n:td of New Brlgh(on. are vlsltl!lg Lh-: fanners r:mndmothcr, Mr:;. Noncy Sayn' d1 •Y,nL thhc h1o'!'ebcf1Mrs. Jno.. ~ull ·f Mr a.nd Mt:;. Mcnt Quillc:l us r.ess mee .... ,g o pllmcnt"-ry t.o the f cl lowint; vtsttcr!;: Mrs C~rrl<:> Wvnn of "\IJwh.. K Mal W B C· 10 11 El 1,....... an· · · · a WI! • FaL ':" Tex&s M.i:>5 Ca.! sic SRF ;:> of Wl '11 ... r .,..,.., of Nr.v lCC ng'....... s. ll'<1'., ., 0 n • Haven ·i(ld Mrs. Albert. HtgghlDOttom . ThP dinner . was lovely In ft ~ np 1 tme t6 _ ~utUuJ flowers cu~J~r-<J ~nd d-:-Hclous food.t; ' Aller " sr.dnl hcur. bu:..lncs~ mf'cting: wa, Ill order. omr.f'r~ eelrl ed rnr ~)lr vt"l''! 1 19:.13-l!l:-14 wrrr. Pn: ~·. M.J .;. Rull ~ • Krlslmg, Vlc ~ PrlS . .Mr:>. C,~l\ ~\,!. - I Quillen. R~1· J D. l a.v_ w! 10 ha:. l>o/',l r.t· d1 tl 1 1 h 1 ' ~1 1: nJ u~o og1ca sc oo a ~ .....,. 1uw.-ne 0 . uccrmp rm ted by 1is 1":1t l, w 110 w.a8 a pa. tl en L at · th e Co lumbus h cspJial, ret urned home. la.n WOOnesdhy. Mrs. Law is much Improved. IJPt.l y o c.11 "J!lr of Reed ~ ville. Js t·J~ lllng (j \11d1~ und Grac ~ Crow. Ml'lJ w R Ct~.ldwcll ol El Pn.,<.·t. t i '!'• xa~. acco ~Lipnnif'rl bv his :l:<lcr. Mn· Carnt: Wynn o[ WLCh l~a ,...xandr t. Sec .. -Eva. RcbcrLs, 1 rcu... l<an ., 1 r turwtl hrme On.t.urda;,·. l I • d I1 Sh ut e~ W0od' TIe • h•lp . . FOf Champlons f"t<;\"·1 gate scores of 292. ~c _ft_ sure_ 292 was just 't Mrs Jnc. Quillen. M: . nt•(l \ln;. W L . Custer d Th:• rei.Jl"i•li; office r:.. wr rc. p,~· E OruugC'. N J .. vi~Jt(d Su:·!d'I.V 1'\{t~. Hfl.el A~lcn. Vic " Pres . ~; ., !ll' d M cnct.ay wtth ~he forme :··s Ruth Kel:; lln·~. Sec. M r:-;. W !:l J\ • I me t'; 1· Mt s M R. CW>t.cr. n ::\l'dCr. 'I \"(':<, •; Mrr G aiT!' Ml~ l;an:t!l !itanlry and dall!;hTl•• ' Mlt lf' l.l" \Ia:· ll~l' l l(tl:ut~ c !('r Muxiuc. and Loubc M {'F cr!x;uj 40 }C!ll :> ago th<: fir<;+ prr ~·-, f11 d TUiOl: to. 0 .. were vif;lthr· (ltnt. Ml ~ Ell z.ab - 111 A l•xa" dC~ 1;·- th ..- fr nn·r·l· fn lher Mr. and M rll . lnR Ollf' cf lhL honor [;"Uf'';:~ r; OIJ; l" Slcw;~rt. ~ -- - . , ~ , !""!orn tn Mr 0~1d Mt s .James StcwMr ~!HI !\t1-•. II J,. I owr.l t..•· I 011 June 26 a dau~llteJ" . Pm<. cll \Wi t' c11 ll r d I'J · lktr• It !)\ Bol"!l t::~ Mr and Mrs. Fred RooTlW tlhJC8' of \.h{' fot·mpr "" f:•t:; c; l,l"l·IJ>. a :<.nn J11ly ~nd gr1:1.ndson to ~ Mrr Pcw -11 1 11 UJ Lwd hmm 1 1:1 • · I Mr . nnd Mrl'. Joh n L. Geyer form· Akron. ~~~~n-~ sper.t. !.he 1''11\all'r: •. ( r ly of Pomemv . nggre~ When II H11l1111 It J'OUI"II Morton's SALT 2 '""· " 15 c: tlOXI".'I COCOANUT P1df 1C.C .. CAKES ,.17c l I 1.:1 r r llll' week \\lt.h Mr. und M1 ~. R a~ Allrn. fo rmr·:-ly nf Letar t one ____ Mr _and M1 <:. Jno. B Uurn ,.,~ l ~ 1 M1· and Mrs (ircc" nf Alhc!' s, , ,...mll Sunda\ 111th Mrs. Cutter nml Mr:o. Em Robcrh. ;:::;:::::::=:::'= DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Edson R. Waite, Shawne~, Oklahoma In the storea of your city you will find obliging clerks whu greet you with a smile, wait on you courteouely, an,wer your quer.tionr-politely and are glad to take the trouble to oupply any information wanted. They help to make better i>uainess. G~"inr the buaineu ia not alwaya a aelfiah propooition. Modern buaiqe11 eqf4il• 11 certalu amo11nt of •~rvi~e ~hat io of ao '!!M~~ ln~r'!'t to J1111 ~u~~f as tp the eeller. M!l£1> ~oop• Oelldout~ 'Whole Wh~ BUNS SC Uo!. Re~ulu ~tyl rs - poo.lZt • 'l\>1•1tlllf!Jtr 1}~, A!'\"'~"~cl bec:auae they advertjoe. ·, Yau can be!ll !hein lll lbei{ IIW~ ~~'lie bf a~ver~i•inr ill yoqr local p11per. • • • j • 'l:Hl I~~~~~fi~,~!n~~~~~ ~~~~~vsd~;in~7~~-bri;.~~~~~ ~~~;~~~~~~n~,t :l~;~~pa~er. oC'l,!:r~ljt~~~: I '" Ptlll lhC' Wld: e1:d Wllil Mrs ,) n.o. ~~ M ctamplonship today with Mre. K.\te Starkey of Parkersburg Vi.':ltlng Mrs. Ca.ITif' Robertl:i .~on 'Thr ...adtcs Aid sC.Cl{iy mel Fntn or t e By LAURENC'"E MEJE:R SL And,e\\'S, Scotland. July 7lNB-CrtLig Wood and Dcusmoac Shute two members or the Amerlean ~ontmgent who 24 hours aJ::O 10ocnu;d hopcleGS ly out of the runn· ll!g, t1ed for Ule British opeu - - -- - --- 19c L'urred Rl-. l'kf' 1Sct Lrnge THE BARONET WEARJNA'f PULLED Z"'" 15c \\'ATt:RMJ::I,O:oiq c.n l'HE GEEVUM GIRLS 2 ,••. 17c ~I!HW 'f0.\11\TI)ES .1-'ruuy l~lp• : Shredded Cocoanut '" StR J"-SPE:R\5 ~f>.T MADE'TI4E fH10CIOU BEI'.ST WINCE. WI~ Fresh Fruits rr:1d Vegetables J.;t"!'liKHiT ORANGI<:S 7 07.. ban I 25 C Olivea p)l.g. I l 1..1 hf ' 110. lad. 41'1 Urain . WESl"S HOPE AGAINSr;YALE; 12 oz. bcttlee rrf'lint Bull~ '.CoACHEOI( - - --- - - ' L-.--"--""""'-!'--""C"""- Vei("Cta 1Jics ( :UCUMBEKS., J<"uiH' )' Hot 71/tS IS nlc 8EST CREW HE EVER - COUPE BY Quaker Maid 2 CHILI SAUCE tb. 23c OUR OWN TEA lb. 19c CREAM CHEESE 2 lbo. llC MACARONI s::,h.ni PALMOLIVE SOAP 5 25C 5 ~~~ zsc SOAP CHIPS 3 ·~:r 19c NUTLEY OLEO ult Q t. Jnr AL~sAYs~niAT" ABADABA Sl ><. 5(.; 111H)"OilllU !8{'. for f• }'I'CI'h Frnlls and nmln - 1'hln '\It h IHE WINNE-R Print . . . . . pound 59c oecououllcnl tulns lbct eame qun.\!ty as o!·dln- •• •• lb. can TODAY Bo.lthnorc at Toronto. Jersey City 11.t Montreal. Newark at Buffalo. - I LETART FALLS INTERNATIONAL Lt:AGUt.: Albu.uy at Rochester. Clover I·'.n m - - -· - LO NATIONAL LEAGUE Speciala For Week July 7th to July 14th t~W·o Bullalo 5; Newark 2. Toronto 13; Baltimore 4 Jersey City 11; Monb:cal 3. I ..~~•gQmt:;t.. Louis . 1: at 'Si.. /-1 8Cheduled. 'CHE UNIQUE FLOUR 69c . ,l I '•( . TO!'AY Sunny6dd • :j the James Bra,id and Rochester 4; Albany J 110 m111 . Toledo at Minneapolis. Indla.na.poH& nt Kansas City Lauis\'ille at Milwaukee. .-, DAY Dlli.T ., -,cbeduled. Detroit at New York. Chicago at PhlladelphJn. Only games scheduled. 1 7c FORK AND BEANS DEL MONTE PEAS gsme~> INTERNATIONAL 'LnGUE - record of 291 Ch:ul&;ton, ~ pent the wc3k end llltrokcs eHtai.>llllht:l4< m 1908 by 1 with Mn-.. Burnell·::; mother. Mr3 slroke above Boston at Cincinnati New York at Chicago. 1':, THI:: 2. ~ DAY OF Quaker Maid No LEAGVE AMERICAN LEAGUE COFFEE BUTTER 2 lbo. sse J.. , -,wk"""'".ltt •• EIGHT O'.CLO<;K Cc ontry Ro'U '" ' ·',... IIIIIIIIIIII"UUIIIumwtllllllllllUUJIIJIIIIIIUUUWIImf.lUWUtMRtmUWWI Single Pound .... '''""" -..~~ ~ .--:-:-::=-: -~-=- AMERlCAN ASSOCIATION Columbus at St. Paul . - - -- - - - AMERICAN -- GAI\IE:S ~-------------------IByBURNLEY 1 FOR RENT--Plvu rooms, balh and 1 many, who wa11 arrf'~l<ld rccenlly in 1 btu>emcnt. See Mrs F . E Rich-~ the Nazi rlrive to mnkc Germany 8 ards, 114 Mulberry Ave ., or Phone one-pn~ty co~ntry. M,rr. LciC"ht i!; 420-J. 5-30-6t the Catholic leader m MllDicb. ----------------- RESULt'S FoUowing his New York debut, Carnera and hi!'! many manager!! Blarted a ILlur o! Lhll '~~~n~''l.>V}~.h!\~<~k: out after knockout following in eueh order as to arou6e suspicion. Pr1mo lost severa l li!lbaek coming in hi!l ftnt meeting with Sha rkey in October, 19::JL In the twenl}' ~or!ths beloAI their next batllo Primo waa caretully tutored lor his big chanc:t. The ~ynthctic boxer is OQW cham. pion of the world . • • .'MApi ~\i:E411J' . Will' I~ be pi-nth' aurp~iaed if lpey were to ill¥~~,;~ ~· v~~~~~ ldrida llll~_ cl4ftea pf merchamlioe o!>~i~· ~1!11! ill ~!lir f:i~Y· . Wi'l! f:ll!• ~llQwle~g~, U!ey •ho11ld opend 1111 !h~if "'"""' " ~~~me· I "!:"' •·'·'· • ' 1 • ., . ':,; ~':".. 1... .~.~. ' ' �·~· T~~-~o , .. J;· . ' ' • •.' ' ' ' 1 1"QQOn5 ~. FOR l\J2IT-&even r091J1 houae, I ' 'l-~3t. :r.. .&•taDCel like this (12 pt.) MEN : C...pbll I GOOd Thooo qualiUln!J 1 Applicant. mt.ervlewr.d · by Pleld AdY1so1·. Wrloo Box 27tJ 1 UMecE&SilfY. """'"· , --..---. per line. ~· ,..; Montcomery. m. MOJtl'!ING ST Aft h::alth-clorkJo- In Er,l&r!P.nce 1 tro.tned'. lZc !'Cr line. Type llke tbla (lO pt.) lOc 3.M8; tile Title Road With rrimo·'C.arneta . , .. . t 3,017; Hamllton, 3.016; But.ler, 121; Wwrence. eeo: Athenl. 811: Scdoto, 602; Roe&. W; MUikin&um, W; and Clark. l!pectol-&. 1103.-117~. ::--c:: It's a SmaU World and the vast m&Jorltf ww be Jnr: Pranklln, mmtem, wuh. houae and aaralie , on I»>!'Ohanlo pt. ~- s. Epple. ~ECTION. I drop.- lrom lbe rollo -piA>IeiJ. The tot&J. number of tM ~m­ tJ allow•noe cueS lri. Ule eouthem Ohio counttea tnelude the follow- I'OP. Rt:KT-Pour lOOQI ~-e 1n · Mlqalepor\. furntahed or un[qr- f nlahe<\. OaU 548-R. "1-5-St f CLASSIFIED . ' A.DVERTISING Type ablUty allowanooJ cuea in thla re- . ~ . tl>al wiU 1>e dj'oppe<l In &&Ch COUD• ty. However, there 1re 22,T3'f dta· Factor's Wife Collapses and btth., Bll!l cS?rlna Ave. Phone 3:1)2-J.I 7-7-3t. J'OJt RllNT-JiliYt . I '' Lt:AGUE Won Lost FoundFOUND - Four keys on leather 1 stra p near Peace chUL dl Owner mqulre at Dally Tribune of- 1 fice and pay for ad 6-23-U For Sale, Mi•e. 47 25 Pet. .65J 45 28 .616 37 3(J .501 :ffi 38 .486 3'7 40 .4st 1 3(J 39 31 42 29 50 ""I .425 .36'J o\LL MAKES or raulOB serviced at -:easonnble j:.irlces. Brlng in yow radio or c.u.J 241-.. . H M :;, 01'1:· M lddlCPl.oft JULY l!Jtn uur Ia ~~ day to to.ke photos here. Don't waiL till our ln11t ft•w days. Studio. ·r Miniature Photo '1-6-3t l'lt:STIUtDAl"S PI..E:.b.SE: SPARE: MY BS: ,_.1v.,;, PA--l'M BEGGING YOU! Rent A!\-IERICAN ASHOCIATION St. Paul 4; Commbus 3. Toledo 12; Mlnnc~:~.poll:. 10 (JL I I FOH RENT--Whaley Dental Offices Can be dlvldcd to suit tennnt.s One office l'iuitable ror book ~>hop . Rcasonabic rent, rC'osonnble t.cn- ~ -~ "' formnly unts. Also fou r room flat un Kg:. Johartn l .l(li1•ht, Cow·t 8t Apply at Whaley 's o1· :hulrnu.m of the Hcidu!L!lg R'LOliiJ ul' John Blnlr. Court St. 7~6 · :lt : thtl Catholic Bavatian J)cullle'll __________ .. _ Party and Lh.e out.lli;a!Jding c eric 1 llllOr1g Catholic pohLJcLans in Gl'r- Ready for Big Sprint Regatta I ---------· --,- nts crown and mowed down 11 hoot i llllilllr.') ol [\rst-::;Lrlllg opposition to meet Virt lS In the flnnl muLch of the I NATIONAL LEAGUE wotld's gr~u~_:~~n~ _t_ o~~n_ an_~en_t_ . _ No 1:ames schcduk'<l. .... Dtii/1.·~~--1 FOURTEEN· SALAD DRESSING iCONTE:iT This BETWEEN dn•sslng TOOT'5 AND (OL HOOFER! ary WILL ~E 41~EN ~UTiLE zsc 2 No.2 <an& EVERETT u. CHUCKLE! I, .WASHtt.IGlo~ ~Wii:l:" BE-:11-iE!"\ HAR.VARD"AP>IO•coRNEL~I'-1.!'-IE . 61G CRe.:(REGAT'l'A"'Ar ··LoNGY: BEACI{ C~':'; }1-liS India Ceylon Hot Hou11e Tomatoes .. .. 3lbs 25c Cantaloupes .......... . . . ' lOc Rad,lshes .. .. . . .. . . . .. - 3 for lOc Qananas ............. .. 4lbs. 25c ,r.~,~~~s, ~~e~tone .. . 4 ibs. 25c IA-.c~IM~t'= auumamannsuzua&&amnuwst 1"''msauufmmtmuas ' ,t, J• ' .. .... I 11 I' • I fi· l \l.ol ]I • I Do~{'!l Jo'ancy Lii.r(!:o.:. l'EACIIt~S, J.'t·o•<• ,,, ..., 49c =~ IIJ. 8\'HH!!W· Vinegar full elr Hma~w. f'a gal. ZSe Pabatette Cheeae Apple Butter ~~o~:r Peanut Butter Puffed Wheat IUc 25c ~~-:~ 17c Farm j :1 r 23c ••• Be 24 C Pimentoea 13c Je No. 1\0 23 c • Slice d P meapp Peaches ('!ow~r Jo~:nm 2 35 C Slz~;~ Clover Farm, PliLia ur 6tL•.ffcd. l t o;::. Jar ea.n1 Fruit Salad "'""'' '""" 1-llr~;c 81~· ·. can 29 C p \Vc rlhm o r<J 2 25 ea1 l:11rh June No :: can5 C Brnnt.l. 27 C Tomatoea Hally I..g. HIZ<:" . J cllnl Corn R11nklllt Coulllry Gentleman So. ~·. can on ll.Jiy Wagner. dupllcated occasions by Bobby Jones. M1 anc! Mts Ellis Sayre n:td of New Brlgh(on. are vlsltl!lg Lh-: fanners r:mndmothcr, Mr:;. Noncy Sayn' d1 •Y,nL thhc h1o'!'ebcf1Mrs. Jno.. ~ull ·f Mr a.nd Mt:;. Mcnt Quillc:l us r.ess mee .... ,g o pllmcnt"-ry t.o the f cl lowint; vtsttcr!;: Mrs C~rrl<:> Wvnn of "\IJwh.. K Mal W B C· 10 11 El 1,....... an· · · · a WI! • FaL ':" Tex&s M.i:>5 Ca.! sic SRF ;:> of Wl '11 ... r .,..,.., of Nr.v lCC ng'....... s. ll'<1'., ., 0 n • Haven ·i(ld Mrs. Albert. HtgghlDOttom . ThP dinner . was lovely In ft ~ np 1 tme t6 _ ~utUuJ flowers cu~J~r-<J ~nd d-:-Hclous food.t; ' Aller " sr.dnl hcur. bu:..lncs~ mf'cting: wa, Ill order. omr.f'r~ eelrl ed rnr ~)lr vt"l''! 1 19:.13-l!l:-14 wrrr. Pn: ~·. M.J .;. Rull ~ • Krlslmg, Vlc ~ PrlS . .Mr:>. C,~l\ ~\,!. - I Quillen. R~1· J D. l a.v_ w! 10 ha:. l>o/',l r.t· d1 tl 1 1 h 1 ' ~1 1: nJ u~o og1ca sc oo a ~ .....,. 1uw.-ne 0 . uccrmp rm ted by 1is 1":1t l, w 110 w.a8 a pa. tl en L at · th e Co lumbus h cspJial, ret urned home. la.n WOOnesdhy. Mrs. Law is much Improved. IJPt.l y o c.11 "J!lr of Reed ~ ville. Js t·J~ lllng (j \11d1~ und Grac ~ Crow. Ml'lJ w R Ct~.ldwcll ol El Pn.,<.·t. t i '!'• xa~. acco ~Lipnnif'rl bv his :l:<lcr. Mn· Carnt: Wynn o[ WLCh l~a ,...xandr t. Sec .. -Eva. RcbcrLs, 1 rcu... l<an ., 1 r turwtl hrme On.t.urda;,·. l I • d I1 Sh ut e~ W0od' TIe • h•lp . . FOf Champlons f"t<;\"·1 gate scores of 292. ~c _ft_ sure_ 292 was just 't Mrs Jnc. Quillen. M: . nt•(l \ln;. W L . Custer d Th:• rei.Jl"i•li; office r:.. wr rc. p,~· E OruugC'. N J .. vi~Jt(d Su:·!d'I.V 1'\{t~. Hfl.el A~lcn. Vic " Pres . ~; ., !ll' d M cnct.ay wtth ~he forme :··s Ruth Kel:; lln·~. Sec. M r:-;. W !:l J\ • I me t'; 1· Mt s M R. CW>t.cr. n ::\l'dCr. 'I \"(':<, •; Mrr G aiT!' Ml~ l;an:t!l !itanlry and dall!;hTl•• ' Mlt lf' l.l" \Ia:· ll~l' l l(tl:ut~ c !('r Muxiuc. and Loubc M {'F cr!x;uj 40 }C!ll :> ago th<: fir<;+ prr ~·-, f11 d TUiOl: to. 0 .. were vif;lthr· (ltnt. Ml ~ Ell z.ab - 111 A l•xa" dC~ 1;·- th ..- fr nn·r·l· fn lher Mr. and M rll . lnR Ollf' cf lhL honor [;"Uf'';:~ r; OIJ; l" Slcw;~rt. ~ -- - . , ~ , !""!orn tn Mr 0~1d Mt s .James StcwMr ~!HI !\t1-•. II J,. I owr.l t..•· I 011 June 26 a dau~llteJ" . Pm<. cll \Wi t' c11 ll r d I'J · lktr• It !)\ Bol"!l t::~ Mr and Mrs. Fred RooTlW tlhJC8' of \.h{' fot·mpr "" f:•t:; c; l,l"l·IJ>. a :<.nn J11ly ~nd gr1:1.ndson to ~ Mrr Pcw -11 1 11 UJ Lwd hmm 1 1:1 • · I Mr . nnd Mrl'. Joh n L. Geyer form· Akron. ~~~~n-~ sper.t. !.he 1''11\all'r: •. ( r ly of Pomemv . nggre~ When II H11l1111 It J'OUI"II Morton's SALT 2 '""· " 15 c: tlOXI".'I COCOANUT P1df 1C.C .. CAKES ,.17c l I 1.:1 r r llll' week \\lt.h Mr. und M1 ~. R a~ Allrn. fo rmr·:-ly nf Letar t one ____ Mr _and M1 <:. Jno. B Uurn ,.,~ l ~ 1 M1· and Mrs (ircc" nf Alhc!' s, , ,...mll Sunda\ 111th Mrs. Cutter nml Mr:o. Em Robcrh. ;:::;:::::::=:::'= DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Edson R. Waite, Shawne~, Oklahoma In the storea of your city you will find obliging clerks whu greet you with a smile, wait on you courteouely, an,wer your quer.tionr-politely and are glad to take the trouble to oupply any information wanted. They help to make better i>uainess. G~"inr the buaineu ia not alwaya a aelfiah propooition. Modern buaiqe11 eqf4il• 11 certalu amo11nt of •~rvi~e ~hat io of ao '!!M~~ ln~r'!'t to J1111 ~u~~f as tp the eeller. M!l£1> ~oop• Oelldout~ 'Whole Wh~ BUNS SC Uo!. Re~ulu ~tyl rs - poo.lZt • 'l\>1•1tlllf!Jtr 1}~, A!'\"'~"~cl bec:auae they advertjoe. ·, Yau can be!ll !hein lll lbei{ IIW~ ~~'lie bf a~ver~i•inr ill yoqr local p11per. • • • j • 'l:Hl I~~~~~fi~,~!n~~~~~ ~~~~~vsd~;in~7~~-bri;.~~~~~ ~~~;~~~~~~n~,t :l~;~~pa~er. oC'l,!:r~ljt~~~: I '" Ptlll lhC' Wld: e1:d Wllil Mrs ,) n.o. ~~ M ctamplonship today with Mre. K.\te Starkey of Parkersburg Vi.':ltlng Mrs. Ca.ITif' Robertl:i .~on 'Thr ...adtcs Aid sC.Cl{iy mel Fntn or t e By LAURENC'"E MEJE:R SL And,e\\'S, Scotland. July 7lNB-CrtLig Wood and Dcusmoac Shute two members or the Amerlean ~ontmgent who 24 hours aJ::O 10ocnu;d hopcleGS ly out of the runn· ll!g, t1ed for Ule British opeu - - -- - --- 19c L'urred Rl-. l'kf' 1Sct Lrnge THE BARONET WEARJNA'f PULLED Z"'" 15c \\'ATt:RMJ::I,O:oiq c.n l'HE GEEVUM GIRLS 2 ,••. 17c ~I!HW 'f0.\11\TI)ES .1-'ruuy l~lp• : Shredded Cocoanut '" StR J"-SPE:R\5 ~f>.T MADE'TI4E fH10CIOU BEI'.ST WINCE. WI~ Fresh Fruits rr:1d Vegetables J.;t"!'liKHiT ORANGI<:S 7 07.. ban I 25 C Olivea p)l.g. I l 1..1 hf ' 110. lad. 41'1 Urain . WESl"S HOPE AGAINSr;YALE; 12 oz. bcttlee rrf'lint Bull~ '.CoACHEOI( - - --- - - ' L-.--"--""""'-!'--""C"""- Vei("Cta 1Jics ( :UCUMBEKS., J<"uiH' )' Hot 71/tS IS nlc 8EST CREW HE EVER - COUPE BY Quaker Maid 2 CHILI SAUCE tb. 23c OUR OWN TEA lb. 19c CREAM CHEESE 2 lbo. llC MACARONI s::,h.ni PALMOLIVE SOAP 5 25C 5 ~~~ zsc SOAP CHIPS 3 ·~:r 19c NUTLEY OLEO ult Q t. Jnr AL~sAYs~niAT" ABADABA Sl ><. 5(.; 111H)"OilllU !8{'. for f• }'I'CI'h Frnlls and nmln - 1'hln '\It h IHE WINNE-R Print . . . . . pound 59c oecououllcnl tulns lbct eame qun.\!ty as o!·dln- •• •• lb. can TODAY Bo.lthnorc at Toronto. Jersey City 11.t Montreal. Newark at Buffalo. - I LETART FALLS INTERNATIONAL Lt:AGUt.: Albu.uy at Rochester. Clover I·'.n m - - -· - LO NATIONAL LEAGUE Speciala For Week July 7th to July 14th t~W·o Bullalo 5; Newark 2. Toronto 13; Baltimore 4 Jersey City 11; Monb:cal 3. I ..~~•gQmt:;t.. Louis . 1: at 'Si.. /-1 8Cheduled. 'CHE UNIQUE FLOUR 69c . ,l I '•( . TO!'AY Sunny6dd • :j the James Bra,id and Rochester 4; Albany J 110 m111 . Toledo at Minneapolis. Indla.na.poH& nt Kansas City Lauis\'ille at Milwaukee. .-, DAY Dlli.T ., -,cbeduled. Detroit at New York. Chicago at PhlladelphJn. Only games scheduled. 1 7c FORK AND BEANS DEL MONTE PEAS gsme~> INTERNATIONAL 'LnGUE - record of 291 Ch:ul&;ton, ~ pent the wc3k end llltrokcs eHtai.>llllht:l4< m 1908 by 1 with Mn-.. Burnell·::; mother. Mr3 slroke above Boston at Cincinnati New York at Chicago. 1':, THI:: 2. ~ DAY OF Quaker Maid No LEAGVE AMERICAN LEAGUE COFFEE BUTTER 2 lbo. sse J.. , -,wk"""'".ltt •• EIGHT O'.CLO<;K Cc ontry Ro'U '" ' ·',... IIIIIIIIIIII"UUIIIumwtllllllllllUUJIIJIIIIIIUUUWIImf.lUWUtMRtmUWWI Single Pound .... '''""" -..~~ ~ .--:-:-::=-: -~-=- AMERlCAN ASSOCIATION Columbus at St. Paul . - - -- - - - AMERICAN -- GAI\IE:S ~-------------------IByBURNLEY 1 FOR RENT--Plvu rooms, balh and 1 many, who wa11 arrf'~l<ld rccenlly in 1 btu>emcnt. See Mrs F . E Rich-~ the Nazi rlrive to mnkc Germany 8 ards, 114 Mulberry Ave ., or Phone one-pn~ty co~ntry. M,rr. LciC"ht i!; 420-J. 5-30-6t the Catholic leader m MllDicb. ----------------- RESULt'S FoUowing his New York debut, Carnera and hi!'! many manager!! Blarted a ILlur o! Lhll '~~~n~''l.>V}~.h!\~<~k: out after knockout following in eueh order as to arou6e suspicion. Pr1mo lost severa l li!lbaek coming in hi!l ftnt meeting with Sha rkey in October, 19::JL In the twenl}' ~or!ths beloAI their next batllo Primo waa caretully tutored lor his big chanc:t. The ~ynthctic boxer is OQW cham. pion of the world . • • .'MApi ~\i:E411J' . Will' I~ be pi-nth' aurp~iaed if lpey were to ill¥~~,;~ ~· v~~~~~ ldrida llll~_ cl4ftea pf merchamlioe o!>~i~· ~1!11! ill ~!lir f:i~Y· . Wi'l! f:ll!• ~llQwle~g~, U!ey •ho11ld opend 1111 !h~if "'"""' " ~~~me· I "!:"' •·'·'· • ' 1 • ., . ':,; ~':".. 1... .~.~. ' ' �- . • [Ncy ~ F 1 'MA' TRACY GREETED WITH SURPRISE ON HER 60TH. BIRTHDAY Countians In Warren 1FORMER POMEROY GIRL PASSES AWAY 1 IN PENNSYLVANIA · ' iMn. CHAR r[n lJ U ' ., • PRD:>AY, JULY!, 1IJI t.her &nd. other ret.,Uvea bm. Jln. Clark will return Wttb the PbUUPI' Flying to U. S. H'IP. nnt or the w~ ably tonleht. Cooler 1n North JJOl'Uoo:• ~t. Sunday generally tail' ana cooJer. N£W PR~P~SAl TO HElP PR~SPEHITY SENT U l ~ N0~ N Help Yourself To These ' GO~ SIGNS DEPl~R~BlE BILl Recovery Aide ' nnmn Preaident And Group Of Adviaen Evolve , New Plan BUSINESS IS FINE! We have been doing a fine buaineu for aenral months. Customen tell ua we have a wonderful line of gooda at the right price. We always have new things to show you. Trou·sers LAC!:E DRESSES, PIQUES and ORGANDIES Just Arrived! Aa Swirling Waters Waah All In Path; In Heart Of~ouriot Area lf'IMYiieifieif'ilto for buaineae ·- 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Is SILK DRESSES .. '. 'Cioalnt Out Oddo and End• I ., ·::-, ~~: ..A;8itt:i'Det~~-...,._,qo ~- TONIGHT 1 , ,. "TOPAZE" .' ',, .Na.noy earroll, Charlet~ .QMMV\CAI~ Kid'' J~.loneR ' '' '"l'h"•,::::: (IJJ pel'IIOD ) f Cbicaro: New Y'ork; WO'BU, On out sta1e, one ton Old-fashioned music; only. onr wr',!4, PIANO pleftty of comedy. RECJ1'.4.1.. Comedy: Fish Feathers l The followll;li" recital Wlder the SEERSUCKERS d1rect.ton or Miss 1 Fram~es M.' Ihle wilL be preseAted Batu.rday afterWHITE DUCKS nopn at 2 JO by the pupi!JI from t,11e Jhle Studio of Mwlc at the Slmp{IPu M E churr.h $l25 I M.,rch or the Cookie Sold.Jel"8 by ~hman, Oharl~ Lee ; Blum~r !Song:, Hob6on and Soldier a' March, I Schumaq, No~n Long, War Dant:-e by Rodger~~ and Etude by Bilbro, WASH FLANNELS Hohcrt Lee, Splnnlnr Bong by EllNUB FLANNELS n en reh.:h and Oauotte by B Rubll st ~ ln Margie Moore , Sonatina ,, r No 1 by Dussek and Valse Lucille $ •.95 by Frlm I Maxine Swan; Thref! 'II Wltlhes by Frank Harrat and Lite , by Oley Speaks, Vlrrtnia COmpI ton, Mc~oo·Boprano; Sunday MornWAsHABLE CORDS. Ing from · Mln1aturea" by Seybold Carolyn Smith, violin; A Love LINENS BonK and A Waltz by Hartman , Mnry Jo Swann vlolln; Arioso b)i $2.45 Alb~rt. Berul and Demure by Helen Dalht.m, Nancy &haeter, violin, l:ittle Prelude by Bach, and , Waltz I ty Tschalkousky, RuUl Garber, f,lt·'1~ol ~rt Ueo run cat Sonatina by Dussek and Country ~ Wldf ..-alslba.nd, ~; In mo · 1 Gardens by Percy Grainger, WitJGerber; A Little Night 8ollJ 1by !leis, aanlortuod and deep pookeu I tam 1Ann Scott and In a Toy Shop by l oui!Je c Rebe, Tommy Orow: The Happy Farmer by Schumann and HLL681an l>anllf!U.8tl by B Crist, SEERSUCKER Vera. Hepp, Prelude No. 8 by Bach llnd Majesty or tlle Deep by 0 P. TIES, 3 for Hamer VIrginia Compton Total 11Middlo1...._ 'Pederated Church 10) Stiver!. p l;toush, 3b Mehl rf "TERROR ABROAD" Ihle. sa Jack!on 2b stewart., If Young ct Spencer, lb "'· WHITE DUCK CAPS .. , .. .. $1 2Sc I YORK &.on, John HaRida.y, HOUSE SOc;' ~It.z Fed cnureh . Much More. FAIL TO SEE OUR OF PAJAMAS FOR LADIES. ' $ .00, f. GRAINS ClYI.co.go g~aln close· July 7- INI!-Cash Whea.t new 1 hard 100 1-4. 2 hard gg 1-!l, 3 h11.rd 99, ~ mixed 98 3- 4.1 1 dark hard 101 1- 2, old 2 hard weevily 99 lhroDfed aur o-. We~ • '1, - Little aiCII'e I , HOME MADE MEATS BAKEb HAM An,_ Chicken Loaf AtOC Pound ..... ., Pound . 35c VEALL9AF 20c ROAST PORK 35c ~x~to"AF · . Pound Pound ..... . 20c H~~u~~~.. ~ N~!~~~~ .. . 20c 185-L-PHON~185-L N .' '' .• ' ' ,. One group of HATS One lot of New Sprin11 and Summer HATS lui &he riP& a&Jie far Tlal1 aroop lncl-'• black, the eoel bJit &o flabh ••' brown, NaYJ", and anJL the llllUOA. Yow tbo&r:e. $1.00 The l)emand for WHITE HATS Ia at ita hei11ht New •nes now 'I methods include tntema.cooperatlon to regulate production and exportation of raw 1'!\aterials as well as coordination of federal employment pqranu:. The question ot a oommodity currency such as tlle president hu in mtnd tor the United States alao may be proposed a.a 1. subject for dlscUNton on the &tJenda, it was mid. President Rooaevelt believes It woukl be a. aplendki thJna tor the entire world to adopt , once prices have been n.ised to a point where qrlcUltiU'f and industry can tunct.lon profttably aact It calls for t.he e.l!{'~tently Unkl.na of the national monetary medium, aucb u the dollar, to a commodity lndex once prices hive reached a aatls.. $l&o ; CHILDRENS DRESSES l"'1 . . . . , The following were ID.Yitecl: Mlu 1 h our M•Y Terrill, Mlaa Sea Tm'lU. ~ mora Ill' w en Mary Whitlock, Mila ll1lgrOd Clearance Sale al'"'ned• Strauss. fo4lu Clll!ord, h ere wuay ·-~! MiBB Helena Ollft'ord. Mf1. Pbeu. YOU wenD t t Clll!ord, MrL AudrtY~DI, Mila \come -01row. lt.. ~~~-----~r-1·MJu- ·o.u- . J • • R• thl>a............ a-ll' lind Mbo 8~ Rice, : SOc . ~ >M!jSt; beautiful drel!l!es, just a•'•·iv~ . , You will be pleased with the ,price~ l :wa,..... ' A FEW BATHING SUITS All Wool, Now A Bi11 Lot of S1.00 D'ESSE'S {:" Com 2 mixed 59 3-4 60, fl mixed 1 50 ; 1 yellow 61 1-2 6:1; ~ yellow 60· €2, 3 yellow &9 1-:1 60; t yellow 58 \'181TOR IS o_UEST OF HONOR 1-2, 5 yellow 56 , 6 yellow 48..&1 1·4 2 white 60 1~2 61 1-2; 3 white 59 Honoring Mrs ouy Bannister of 3-f 60, 6 white 4'f 1-4 48; sample 1 Washington, Pa., who 18 a hou&e I============= I guest at her home, Mrs John Hlte 1" j ct Vale Street, recently enterta.tnIt waa beyond our power eO with a hamburger fry at the to -pe wo'th c:rowd• that 6henang Springs on the Chester - Road All New Spring~da, Mo,tly Navy Blue Charlie Rq(letl, Neil lla.,l· 1 ·' SPRoiNG ,CO~TS .$3.96, • Ohio Friday and Saturday Sisson. c , ~~ •' LIBERTY THEATRE I I SUITS . - July.h~:!?n~ Colwnbua, o, the Again usai.Unr new taxation J»""tra.m, Ooori!t' WhltR lo.&t nlaht ar~t rflluctance" al(Jile(l the 000,000 appropriation bUI and erated that a Special session or thP aaumbJy is lnellC&.-ble. TOday WI\& pay dBY for thoU• rtmda or state empt01'& as & result ot the rovemor's aotlon In pJa.elnt bl& atp.ature on the budpt bill Hundreds have roue unPtJ,d for :) month, due to delay 1n J)IUJiillJ the bin ln the lesill&ture. The blll went. Into efteet Immediately and salary cheekl went "Oyt promptly Governor White &ttaeted part!! ot the appropriation btU aa "de· pJorable" Jncreuea made by the auembly have thrown the btll out ol balance b7 tl.llOOJlOO be fi&ld. An amendment provlcUnK for tax reduction In Rtate·aJd school dlaa trJeta without provldlnr ror make up the difference was .said tbe 10vernor, "I that the evils involved .,,_tl••.! ::: will not 1 op· I Chlc&llO July 8-IN8-The qUBA- Uon at the eenulneness or the kid· 1' naping of John "Ja.ke the ba.rber" I Factor one week ago today arMe llgaln t.oda) w!Lh lhe report Lhot the mllllonalre !!look market opera.· tur I~ enroute t.o Ban Antonio, Ter., 1.lth Murray Humphries .sucoeMOr ~I) Al capone 11 overlord (lf Chi· A~ left, AgneR Samuehmn of DeR Moines, Rtate tmper- caao ~ underwOTid intendent of public instruction in Iowa, addrc~f:ling the Department of justtce omolalll who want to apeak with Hum · rural education section of the National Education AssocJ. phries In connection wUh hll Ln ~ ation in convention at Chicago. Right, Franci!'3 G. Blau c:llctment far violation of the In· ceJ•e tax lav1s received reporUI (left), Illinois state supermtendent of <rhools, and Jo~ that the pair were huded for Ban Elmer Morgan, editor of the Journal of the N. E A., as Al'tanlo 'In a bia black IO·CYIInder st dan enroute to Mexico they attended sess1ons of the educators at Chicago tltunphrles mlrht well aeek a.sylmn in Mexico, In eacape trial on t~e same lndlctment8 which sent I' I Capone his rormer chief to At lanta And F_,ttor offlcial!i said. by cross In& tlle OOrde1 would circumvent extradition to Enrland where the Brltlsh government would lHte to 30 C.ta Per Buahel Tax Set by Federal Govemmont Ex· try him tor an Rlleged $7,000,000 sw.ndle In stoct: promoting schempeeled to Raile $150,000,000 Annually to BIG TAX LEVIED ON WHEAT IS BOLD STEP TO HELP FARMERS Recompenae F•rmer. Henee, 01 "" ..7tii.,,"wou,ld •tunr at $1.00 and $1.9& CLOSING OUT TAMS- Your Choice ............ 2&c and 50c factory level. once the eurreney 1V&S linked to this commodity Jnd.ez, it would. move with the 1eneral IIJ .. vel of eommodtty prlcel, tbw. pre-o untlnl dlatreu caused by the va- lue of the dollar remalnlnl com· paratl,.ly lltat!onary while p move'- away from 1t en. The federal lnUrest ln the case ;1aa taken at the behest of the Bri· t1ah IOVemment It was learned to· By PAUL C YATES t.o slgn contract.a for destruction rl•y Wa.ehtngton, July 8-IN8-A bold of pt.rt of this year's crop wu to be Convinced that the kidnaping 1a ln the RooaevelL a.dmlnlatra- authorized. Acceptance of the pro- a hoa.x, Lewis Bernay. British con· to pay mllllons tor brood here, and Franklin R. Overmyer ...~~l!tl"!'_~·t for Brttlsh ndiQal do· levied by , estlmatannually. all wheat domes- or vacf.tion wear these Pemeroy. Colorado Town& Laid Waate By Great Wall Of Water To Escape Extradition To England To Face Chargeo There With the Summer Com· built into t,ouaero anower the pur1!!11~ in ll)l&rlnell and economy. British Doubt Story; Think Factor Fleeing He Hopeo In St»ecial Se•· •ion Before Act Be· comeo Operative Named In Inquiry Wash Chief Executive Portiono Of Act Un· aati1factory International Co-Operation For Regulating Output lo Baaia ~ystery Auto $1 .96 AND $2.95 HUNDREDS FO~ PEOPLE .lUST .. I N Cl~UOBURST 20 MAY BE DEAD WuhlnJton, July 8-INB-A new American plan designed to put tJle world economic conference back on ita feet BIRtn was P:nroute to Lon~ don today This plan which will be presenta ed tnfonn~y by the AmerJca.n deleaatea to LM rep~nt&tlves of the kadinl" naUons a.t the conference, is desisned t.o lflw"t a, world- wide movement to raise prices. It It me.:'!tH with the approval ol the steering committee of the con- New Aftllle Injected ference, 1t may be presented fol Lawrence Countian'• ma.lly r It 'Pia.s drawn up by PreAI.dent Demioe Roos~velt IWd a. lfOUP ot advisers Including Bernard M. Baruch, notIronton, o .• July B-INS-With a ed New York nnancier, a.nd Norman H. Davis, Amerte&'s rovin~ "m)'stery automobile" &.nJJle re. ambasaad or ot pence. tn ,. aeries ot 1~"'""' Into the .suepeclied murder at the White Houss Dr. J. W. Lowry, wealth.y Law· .-•. .1'~··:;- oounty political leader, de.. word was received today a.a rJch pbyalcllln was NEW VOILES and NEW STYLES WITH HHUGUNCf H~~X SCfNHD IN FACTOR C~SE TO ESCAPE ENGlAND At Education Meet TO MEXICO L®.don. International Newa Sera 95c '" - ~ ·. TO CORRECT EVIL vtoe learned today. Whitie and colored, in voiles, lawns, per· and A. B. C. materials. More than to select from . .' TO RAISE PI:UCES By KINGSBURY SMITH INS staft' Om respopndent Wa.ahJnaton, July 8-~ proposal that the govemment.a of the world embark on ai&a.ntle puba Uc works progrt.Jhs featured the new American plan now enroute to NEW LINE OF LADIES DRESSES • ' Ohb-Bhowen this &ft.emoon &nd. prob.. LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. I' •• WEATHER FORECAST- Mary Swa"''or Powell Vtctlm or Att111 k or l nfluen u i - " ,! , � 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 07. July 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 July 7, 1933 johnson jones powell rankin swauger