https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/95ddd1428473278f3ac1648929abe254.pdf c2874256b783b63f1acf2a38d17de487 PDF Text Text - . • [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 - " ,! , �• • ' IIONDAY, JtJLY i 1113! \ ·-i BUNOAY JULY 9 19311 THE DAILY TRlDUNE••"flOMEROY OHIO PBONII Ope \folll ted To Another IIi',...,.. ....... ,a.., B - t - Mtqt ..\nl lhUer rbr 1 - Y.lth tho $&Ole kind of conventlon t:eld a.rtjun~ 1928 or earlier Got Lo hand it to one of our na tlon~ bWJl.Q&r.a ..,.ac1at.1ous tor Its I Tne boys would get to town and billt conr,rencc In Hew Yrk .!:iober up The ftrst night the-y would ao to the Poll1eti and all the Ttle convent,ton ~ly luted one ntght cJubs and sober up ailln day Th¥1 fill qo banq~t.. There Thla waa at a tlme when there w&.~~ wero no apeaiert lfo outitiders No prohibition Or so they said But s!nKen why rattle old speakeasy keys? - ....- Fred Kimball Cblc:a1o ••• Pbiladelpbla PttbburJ"b n er was hotter Mllwauk.. For EdUorl.a.l Oflke Call 130 L For Bualnest Office a.nd Cin:ulatlon Dept Call 191-B By Carrier ,. I I> One MonLh s,. arau Three Monti s Six Months 600 One YeiU' .GO 100 3.00 ------ iJ'H£ GRAND OLD MAN I f~HE GRAND OLD MAN John D Rockel"''"'· "hoI ~ ··1 who has dont! molt! good fur humamty perhaps throug!tthe WHit dJstr1but10n of much of his wealth than! :iny other man m the \\Orld, ~:clt!Uratmg h1s 94th btrthday b,~ qu1etlv pa:sslng the da:, at h1s e1:1tate m New York. Man; men tho1ughout the '"'orld have been blessed 1 •with mu ... h of th1s \\ o1ld ~ g-ood~ but 1t remamed for Mr l Rockefeller to blaze a ttad that wtll n~mam open to the 1 end of ctvthzatwn His money has been used lavtshly 1n! \Viys &Jld mean.:; to1 Uenehttmg humamty through 1e 1 ::t.et.u'ch work ot '"aJJvu:; k 1 1ds \ While oihf l s \HII gn· ln~ ltway thou~:~ands and employmg. bultt ri( sol pull!J~:Jly agentK t•J herald their c hant y i work to all corn{ 1 sol Lh c globe M1 Rockefeller hat! ~pent milhOl\8 <.J.Ul~tl\ IIHI It It; sal~ to ;-,U)- lh. I today aftel huvl:Qg gtv~n awa} m 1!1,', ID<i.ny miilton• of dollars, there are rn11J1ons ot p~oplc 1n this wutld and not a few of them In cur own coL ntl v whu ha'"e not hcurd of the gteat benefactwns h~ ha~ hcsto\\ cd Tfuly his woJ kH haH~ IJI;!en ul wch thauctcJ that he · ~hou ld be able to look Uaek through the years and obtam l I which considerable H ttlsfudwn w tth the m tuner m he !l \ has chosen to devote h1:s life and to 1eap the tull t eWttrd of his many act~ ui kllldues.':)es .~h.H.IY~ rememUermv that 1 IS more blessed t > g i \C thun to rccel\e May the Gtu nd Olrl ~tan tuntJnut: to ll"\oe .wd to I enjoy lit e tu the lullcst unill he h ltl letH:hed that goal of I all, a centLu y t.rt u:;dul IJvJtlg on thl.':) \ale ut tear~. IS tne wtsh and hoJlt o1 .ti l \\ ho 11 1hze P~c: l(lt~at \\oorth ot tne n 1an to hi~ lellow creatu1es t It I il:3:;;::;::i:ii~~~~~!!!!~~~~~~~~~~ 520 I I I Hen In these par~s for many yesrll -1 LEAVES FOR COLLEGE 1 Prol and Mrs [ C Winget JelL ...... Monday morning for New YOlk ,..IH'I< SEN11~N( l JHOilOUnc ed h~,o Judg e McCullough '11 l City where Mr Winget will enter C'olumbla University to take a two Juvenile CoUtt a lew days ago 111 wh1~h a father w.Ls months pot;t g1aduate course ln scntcnced to the \\Oik hout~e lol <n llliiblltlllg to the deiJn the MrAodtegrbee Thehy went by the h d 1 way o e tY6 urg w ere they w111 ttucucy of hi :; own 1"11111 IH I:\ move 1n the 11g t trcct!On spend_a tcw days sight seemK _ (Ice \\ tll I 1 ....... ,Judge McCullough IS 1u bt" commewl fl tot the nctlOn tnk-j ll• ep and above .dl tor the IUterest he IS takmg m the ca>c• , c.ornmg before h1m Too l1ttle attent1un J;; paid Oy too many judge~ to I work m the Pt oha1~ ( ' 1t 1he Pt ob~te Cout t h& ~ many I the be t~hunt<d Which h li:l cout1"1c 1 1 1 1 1 whNclll a child may elthet 111 m lh t p lh 1 \\ 1\w,u<inP.~s already start ed ht 1 ught th• unt ttlunat( oue befo1e the Court 1 h• ,ullong u•to the pathij ot 1 v.ronHJotng and 1110lht!t m( mh( 1 .uldNI to the alto d' I lung list !) I t 1 tmt nu J:.., 1 fh~ tad thnt Judge Mt ( ullough t a:i tnvcstlp;at.ed and found that 111 th 1 ~ pa1ttculu1 curie tl"l~ tather has woe tully and Willfully tR tfed to do hl~ duly and penalized hlm atdHdmgl~ -.; hould !-ii:' I\C \\.ltllllng t n others mcltnecl to sui.e JS t ep the II dul\ In 1 ~g,ud to t.he proper rearmg of J theu ch 1ld1 en I I lt 1s no exagge1at to1t lo Ha'" I hut probably one In a Jt~-;s ul 1Ur !uvemte cummals ar.d wruul[~dn 1 t~ wuuld Cf nltnu 1 111 the rutr; 1tu which thoy huvc ~tumbled 1f the ptopo parental ..:are were axercu;cd Y.hon thc:;w you11g:ste1!'. were glowing mto that age when tht: rh 1lrl nc edK tht.! mature HOuet and sound Judg ment of ptu:.ent..s All t he nlhers ot our m.,ny wayward childiCII <:ould and ptnbubly v.ould be ~awed were the pur~nl• dl thm ohould he I J m thut 1 caso n lhc 111dgc 1~ ln ht" 1 ommtlnded for ht ~ a~illty to te:a<:h out and put hit<. fiJIQ"ijl (Jl} the caustl or the W'-'uuci and b~gm tu t.:Ult! ll11 uouUieti ol tht! eiTtnll JUVLllfles by hrst fiudmg the ca u<e aud 1 emt.v>ng 1t The a velBile child will II'" rJiht 1f ~~~·!! J~l~ ht•lt.il~~l'nco tu ~ 0 thummml or t\ ( n normal youngMter wou1d l ke ton q.•.., .. to~"-i J~<IIF ha• served not1ce that MtiKA CotmtY *od ft.. :~~~~~~~~ up1tl~• t~eJ'!!i~ ~ mav expect to bel.~· 1111' !0cqlJtles 1p "h1ch the next generation IIJMY Uvo cblldrsn We hasten to cQU!fTRhllate h1m ~~ Ill, I rON 1'! 1L OPERATION Ml:;s AddR C1oss daughter f M1 and M1s S M C1oss went o Gallipolis ul\( dav la.st \\eek am! I ad her tonsiL" 1rmovr.<1 The op 1 rallon 11.as a succe::;.sful one ttnd 5lle Is getting along 11.s wei as could be expected DON T MISM IT s, a cumblnation~)f lht L<lctles 1 • • • - -'='"--~ Ellis Ba.ker spent several days the past week with his uncle Dr w s Ellis and family ( 1t Bradto1 d lht! local mall car1 c on Route 2 rctutncd to work 81 turday morning 1 ndlng hlB mid· 1 mmer vacation Ttl\ Beegle o r Wheeling spent sevl'la! days here U1e past week with ! 1s w n Gene and other relatives M L Landrum or Ohilllcothe ! Iitle I SOCIETY EN~ERTAiNED The Phllathea Women a SOciety were entertained Friday evening at the cbureh by Mesdames Clyde French Qtto Watt~~ and LanPnce Reed A short bwt1neas meeting was held dUrJng which Ume the society pla.nJietl for a picnic to be held July 71 Refreshment! were ~rved al the close of the meeting 01 the Church or Christ Mr and Mrs Motrls Thompson and son Oougla.s or Columbus are vi.Ritlng Mrs Thompsons parenl.8 Mr and Mrs Hart Lyons 'Mrs M D Ha.rt:lnger Mrs Gar en Stansbury and Mrs c F Ratb~ burn attended a contract. b1ldge party Friday given by M1 s Harold Sayre and Mrs 0 W Wlsenberg of pt Pleasant h~norlng Mrs Wind aor of Columbus Mrs Lrwls Burford daughter Mrs Otho Tracy 1\lld M1ss H~ulett Martin wlll leave Sunday to accompany Ml& Richard Watkins and son who have been Vl5ltmg here with Mr and Mrs Pearl Me Knliht and Mr s.nd Mrs Lewl8 Durford to their home at Sullivan Indiana They will also aceompanb' lrtrs Dora Bo~CI' to Ougg( 1 Indiana where she will spend the ren Aln der or the summer and the tomlng winter with her oon Mrs Lulu Mason returned Friday evening from a vi,!t In Columbus -.;fth her daughter Mrs Nl'll Coop er Irene Frnnklln and Dorothy rim cllum of Nitro W Va came Pr! day for o. visit wllh Mr ~nd Mts John Snnth md h1mll:; M1 1a 111.1 C hnrle" Bl g nv~ ntunfd fo111 n \l,fO(ks ~1st ln Ohr h! t 11 h I! f' fonnet s [)O.J ents Mr .. nct Mrs. Alva Bmg J41 ~Hi-If! fl f~f. n of Conmb 1 who has bel'n hett' tor a s hort vt~1t ~· ,, Did You Ever Stop To Think? - Shawnoe, Oklahoma "The ri&bt kind of advertiains 11 always beneficial to the product about which it ia concerned. This 11 particuladly true of new.-paper advertiain1, liecauoe it admito of a frequency of freshnon that 10 possible with no other medium. "The reason no more buameu people reaort to adv..rhamg as a salea medium is that they are not convinced of •ta value. And why an. they not convinced? Simply because they refuse to allow the1111elves to be shown. They won't give advertising a chance. "A department atore that advertises two or three time a o year 11 very little better off than had it not done ao even those few timeatimes. It ia true w1th other kindll of commodities. Tltere are times when bi& copy ia the thin& to use and timeo when better reoulta can be obtained otherwise. IF the ti111e is short and the meua'e ml!st be put acl'Oia; 10 the limit in aiR and prominence, take the full pa1a. If there. ia enou1h money\ take the full pap and fbllow it with hal9ea or quartet'~. If funds are very limited, don't use the full ~~&•• 11' all, liut use smaller .-paces and rely upon freq11en~y "of ii!Hrtion•td let' tile _tlls!llta. Aqd tliey will come, pnn•idecfotke commodi~ ia aatabl• and ia properly presented in !Hb spi!l:e illed. "''liJlqw a lal!Pdrymal' who never •dvertjted qntillaot year. He be•f!ID •,;.-itlla•fP•~:e Oll!;lllo ~'lri11e ~ WH~-alwaya once. Today lla A4)'.f ~· bf4 c\.atoll'lti'B wli11 ll!!lf'll INfort~ P!llm11ized hi!D ai\d t~at! tlt'e ac~llil ~l!mber of cqatomlra i• much ~Jn~aler tlian ever be• Fore. H!! ;It'.. uaedr~ll!'l•~)' ip,d dttiurJt ivlflllarly and b~l!tl abl~ tP 111!1 h~ at1•-.a1• aa.O)I. It•• nnd Mno. CUnto:Jl Mullorc l.ft and the Cilcl Camp Oroun4 )4ra Leo Kenned"~ a.nd dau•h•- 0 1 Bod'1 ' ··• ._ ~· o.-u~ .uu. uor D~YKD <it' Glo""' ;;baftWi I I ---------- I '* f: 'le In •• ~~. 'lloltjq eel to bfm. aerou the dfl.- 0~ 1D. ::~~"'!t ALONG THE HIGHWAY l ~rtnclplea such u 'The Union Por ever ltl blah favor Yet we do not 11 h I h d th 0 tt rP.ca ever av 01 ear e e ys btag Add~aa ot Abraham Llnoobl rl cl~ on a. Pourth or July occaa leon Maybe we were then too youne to •anow wh at. lt wu U' we •-rd •oca it • • • Throtllh the 18'708 and 18801 these thln&11 wl"re in all Fourt.h of July celebnl.tiona In the 1890 • new t.hlnp arOSe to stir the people Bryan 1 Cross or Oold .s,.._..h ~-· r!: 1 Be'S hbr again, ~Itto her 0 8 came ac , He eame to Maisie& tl:at in th, eventng, after the dtshea were done Ma1s1e wu IJtitclunc on the lon<:W eothn "ht. deternun'i 1not to "let 00 ' J at 8 e kn_!1W anyuo Dl" was wro~• oiln was 111 ting 10 a corner n-'d lhg a ~ook. JleadiAJ the same thine O'Ve('and over ~CQD.Stioul5 of & woid on the n;lll.ted age When MaJsfe I&W hfm at the door she enatch~d her old eo"t ott the hook on the back porehl a~:~d burned down the baek etau• to Mia Bar vey s. They duln'~ evf!n know abe had gone 'Curtis 1' Joan w bll p ere d • "tou v~ome back'l" "Yea/' he aa~d. husll;dy H['ve come back 1 couldn't •ta}' a wa}' 1 lo'(e yon, Joan-llove you-' He held her close, 80 close that he conld feel her he,a.rt. beatJna. aga.1nat hl.s She waa so pathetieallj' elad to llfle hun; She put out her ahm cool band a.nd to~bed his cheek "I m1saed/ou ternbly" abe aatd, urm so rla _you've come back" And then Have yon-decHted' • iihe asked •ery low N6 pleedmr 10 her Yoice no hu mLhty-Ju~t the queat1on.:_"Have you dec1dcd 1 11 He had exp.:leted IOil}ethin• d 1 trer~ en~ he didn't k~w what Tears \>erhaJJs supphe.i.bon e~rtain y not that cool qneAtltin, wheo:n he had tuu;dly rot into~· room. 'hardly ftssed. her He felt h18 heart hbdenlnr e•er ao ehghtlr agamst her D1dn t she realize al he had sotTeredT All the suffeT'lng ehe bad brou1bt npon htm" Why couldn\t you let me have one moment of happme.ss, be burst out suddenly 'w:ithout remlndlD&' me-remmdlng me-She hung her head "I'm Ml'rv C urt1• I t 11 a Ill vet h oug htof J·L"I. ts vHy han:l-wa.Jting- " She reached out her arms to him agam~ but the first moment of ee atasy was gone gont'l u 1f 1t had never been Sh~ only knew that her head wa!l a.ehmg, and m some iner pliea.blt \UY 11h11 had failed him agalb 'Dd 1 you h ave a n 1ee t ~p '" I h e asked at laBt-politeh, aa abe would a at-ranger Oh ftut" ~ "Your mother has been worned • she went on hurriedly She'U be glad you re b&r!k-' Joan- for beavl!n'a sake, don't make conversation You'll dri~~te me crazy J m nearly cra.zy now I've thought and thought unt1l I don't know where I am, or what to tell you Ypu don't know what you've done t.q me-:ho~ thl1 thln& lft'eeta , She ~dlj,'i ta m be';; rtr. !t f- i! Uta._" !D ~oaa ~w b~.'b:l« S~ipped oHt • <J1116t l.lld J&9 eolcl, I ~~~ 1"~11 :wiU bat~!, W dttlclde ~":1 0 a. -lwoD.~c:pOftr.that• 1 She looked 10 •lim nil nd ~rail as if a ltlft' breese woo. d blow wb/ot er away, b"ut he .l!l&nfed h~r strength of porpoRe, knew lhe would have her war. She waa atroarer than he be knew it ~ he !lald the only thing h ld e cou UJ" ~ald It Wltb ~Wlltin.r. Up1, ~ eree a.t could IJC)t ~ulte ni'eet.b.tn [can not t ve you up Joan"' Ail the blood clr&loed fl$)1hJher pntil even. bet hp1 were wnlte You mean-that ~U want me Curtia! Tbt ;tou a.n CO Oil WlthiU" "Yea--t-hat's what 1 mean,. She ned *h l hft c r en. ~ "'t.r:• II !•ne, Wta••- aTbeD a.tll,';l"tli.e lef,tber lbe called h~Ybae~ uc ea, 08 ~'t,rtial j \ bal..- , 1• tha ~Jftt: W.D.t. you to Pw-try t~ ~f'¥!.-f0-~~~.p Mo JOOr- ~ ''De l a w~ ,. •rq !!a • .. Malat ~ '""'wi; , J!.a' b • Ida 1 d l:liu .:!L ....., di:Jww ~ml an ~ :g......,.r-u D 7 hW 1 tfkQ• 1 ~ 1j tb: (To~ ! Se\!eral farm;;t s t llg l.n the Mr and Mrs Bob Clark a.re creek bottoms ln lui'. MOJI:-.oll arP :-;pending several days with Mrs also miMing Clii-rk s parents Mr and MJ'( Cllnt Gilkey Mr a11d Mrs Jake Staker of j McConnersvi\Je spent Bunda~ 711th GRAIN~ Mrs Staker 9 auntll Edith and De!IB They were accompanied home Chicago July 8---INB-Gralu bi' Betty Lou Daniels tutures started easlt:J hert> today Kate Wyatt wa.s a SundaY" night '4heaL was 1-8 t.o 3 Be ofT Cl)rn un guest or Clarice Waggoner cl1anged to 1 1 2c dov.on ar d oots rh~ electrical etorm Ba'urday 3 8 to 5 8c lower elening did great da.mag~ to tete , Wheat Sept 99 t 2 3 4 D c 102 phone lines here J,t:ay 106 James Levacy of Hallid~cy IJ! asCorn July 60 Sept G3 OJ 3 11 rt6Ung his uncle C E Alkire In Dec 67 67 3-4 May '12 '12 1 2 l.nrvest Oe.tA July 45 Sept 45 t 2 1 8 Route 143 11 rP.llf'lvlng a coating Dee 4'1 1 2 3-4 May ;'il 1-8 .:u' limestone Md toe SPECIAL FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY-July 10 to 24. 3 lovel;y 8xl0- mch Pholog1aphs of you one tm~d m ad calms and mounted m a beaut1ful Easel 95 $2 l'o1 Only GIRl~ -4. Pr.rsun11llty Flngn l\an will bP THE COMPTON STUDIO PHONE 243-L \bov~ Liberty Theatre I -u. Coa.tbawed T~trow) _.. Tlutre are 1aae tblap w ~filM to 4o to eell a oar. lie like sales . but tair-cl,alinc ancl the ooatidenoe ot our ouetolllere are dooirable, too For one th~~g, we , retu-, to po!aon anyone's aind against anotb~r make of oar ie know what ou~ oar io and what it will do. and we are ready to toll you about ~hat, . But to 1ap1J d~teots id another oar is not our bu•1neae. We have done o~r utmost' to enoo~raae 1ntellicent buJing of motor care by sbowtng p~roha&era how to protect' their own interests All that a good producov asks is a ouatpse~ 'ho ku6ws qua1ity •ben he seoe it An intelligent purahaaer will ape•dily oonoludi that only a bad product re~uires bad sales methOds ~e refuae. also. to adopt th- role ot tricky trader--that is, pre' otter you a large.- traqe-in allowanqe. and taking i t aw•y from tending to ~ ' trade-in valuea a~ high, but we do not make you in some other way Ford f1ctitio~s allowances in o•d•r to got a sale w4ioh m&J be otherwise d1sadvantaceous to the b~er Our dealers take uaed pars upon a system of values not by ha&&linc or barter In this world no"one geta something tor nothing, ' althougb there are many MIYB 'Of making people think that they do The(su re way to get value for value is, first, by betng yourself willing to deal on that b&S1S, and sooond, py dealin& with a oonoern that has no other policy We refUse to- k~ep dinning in yQUr ears that the Pord V-8 is the best. most ooonomioal, low,et-prioed oar. That is olaiae~ for several ca~. Ob~iously it cannot be t~e or all. Thero oomes a point Whert ~lai~ and a<lj'l!!i.t~vea abd .,_1 adverti~ng hfft:arJ:a dia~Pf.lif"' in its oWII fill!:. ' Personau, T prafllr facta, ~ We uy the nil')' Ford, V-8 ie the IH!Iit oar we IJ&ve ...... ---~ e. ' I .. ... • .. IVe say that our ll-o!lyliJf4er oar is aa ooonoal.oal to operate ao any lower number of cylinders We say that we have always been kljljlW!l aa the makers of good oare and that the many good woll-balanood qualities or our present car places it at the head of our line to date. Anyone wishing to do bueinosa with us on those principles will find our word and the qualit~ or our produot to be A-1 What wo say about economy, operation and durability will •tand cood anywhere. July 7tb, 1933 FREF. I l 3 4 Baltinlore &. Ohio 35 1 8 off 11 1~2 Pennsylvania. 40 of! S f At. \ chison 'J6 oft 2 3-4 Union Plc!Jic ~ U'J S-4 oft 1 2 ConsoUda.ted. Oas 60 1•2 up 1 4 United Corp 13 1 4 I Uf!Changed Woolworth 50 up 1 Ametlcan TobJlcco B 91 3--4 up 3-4 Western UniQn 60 7-8 oft' 1 1 4 t nlted Al,.crlirt 37 5-8 otr ~ and Nallona. dlAtO!ers 101 'l 8 otr 3 8 . g..vf'n with the a.bu-vc Spe l:t.i at lhe l\lndrrn Bt-auly Shop(te Lo. eatfod on sa.me Floor as lhP ( omptmo studio u '• days 1 General '. him To Unilli: ~lum knq~lpwlhlf u he mtgbt .o.t,. dar knew Rollo Ke ea, lt · ~'t lmpo!slble :Twm .m teO me..f' • • • ~No Clliti 0 ~,. But'her neck. her qul~rmr ~bolil~ra ~ne.t Mm ~her• came ••• t' d • ' d a au \R'D o ten emeas a e s1re to p_zoteet htr, to stand between her atu:J tb• world Hi• a.;nns t11Jht. e'ned ·~ut aa4 Ute elun~t "t,o; hu~?.t...~d eri , we 11 jbs Jet 1 ro on then he said sootlung1,y See hO?a' It worlut ou17T Tryl to lo1r1P..tehit...:.-'• h d "T o o~\ ;I'~ t! ec ~ o for,et ye Jt.ave to dlttld&! We can't -yto've. aot ~ kaqw-" We ha'Ve toft "PlO~~T!.t. Plenty ~t timl't W:e Mill 1'0 fm1, a ~?' there,liluit bt • way, You mean, , abe aard fiflally t!lat YllP qen:t .COble, to te I me now? ';l'hat you wont tell me -.rhetber 101! atUl love me and want to marry me or not! Yov. want me to gol 00 thdonia~ay-uQtthlm~,inr10 ~ 1 you t mean at-l mean that I'm. aot PNP.arad to make any detlDlte deCWon tbja eve nillg, Joa,a Itt won't be any worse to break lD a ~~ bp'IV', break we nu'"}tbt~ to ~It nowShe bit her -' I-1 e8f't eo OD that w•~ ~~!· I w..& to do what yo~ wa:J:n ~~~ "!(do e d W b~ ILV-'""t!;t'• 'It lei!IDHI to me, oaht ~t ~ \OIM of tm maRt &'ive {~to the otJtU, ~)', vie~ of•l a~huha:PP~"" .~ ~ of 111 8 " Five oourl.stb CIUIJp.<; n ~he Canon :au and wife were swept u~Aay ~.rlthout 1 uvlnt: Mrs Martha. Wam of 14a.rtett& any trace of their 1 habitants one after spending a. number of aut.omobHe containml{ rive peuiOn!l v th her fath.er returned home was seen w vanlsl llttJ l{' flood ~-. edni!Sday or last week Nine demolished tuLm mb Jcs hn\P Betry Lyona and mother of Co· ~~~ fnund In thP bt:d 01 Lht;' 1 IL rnbWi are spending IM!veral days stream with 110 llrl Ill f t h 1 rw 11.tth Mrs Lyons mother, l4rB upant.<l William Ollmore ° t:'e out her llwhll'.'! ,..J~ro baek, and hands tli DELAYED Born to Verlln Bower)' and WU. I Continued from Paa:e One) c,1 carpenter a daUibter June 1'1'. --•~ ..~ downpour that sLruck th.- toottull.s The Uttle mla. 1s & P~,.... weat or Df>nvel' shoru.\' Et.t.etuuun M Mr and Mrs. Mont catn of ben. Bear Creelr. Ill in ~he heart or Beatrice Moore apent BUDda7 v.1.th Vlnu and A4t. Wllacm. Denver's m01111tain playground and In the center ot thf' swnmPr cabin Mr and Mrl 0eoJ'Ie Clark aDd and tourist ~amp l'lr""R Len& Jordan whO have beet1 spend• ng their weeks vacatJo.n wlth Mayor E P Sparks or Mon 1~on friend& and relat1ftl'l 11ere returned and Deputy Corom ~ J c Ro~ t's- tv t.belr work Monday tlmat.ed t.he numtwr of d;ouO a be ) VInas Wilson wu & weelt end l ing betw~n 25 uHJ :JU "''''' of her parente Howard wu. Rnd advocaey of s1her and the dolla.r of our daddies dJmmed. the issue& of other yeara when Samuel J TUden pve the RepubWith W 0 SIBLEY Ucan Party the acare of ita ute Then came along Grover Cleveland I he great reform •oven10r or New York lllld the map or pdUUcs was (JIANUli.S IN TilE "'GI ORlOOS v holly changed by hbl election FOURTH • • • Ou f!r"t.. reoouectlon ol t.be There wert! ma.ny people who I om th or July run back to the de- thought he meant ruin and rebeiJ CJ\de lmrnPdlately rollQWing the Icon In thf' rei~Ubllc But he did not l"!Jvlt War and are Intimately as tnd became a. great president lt ~,.,rto tco;i "W~th the rniUtary atralrll or 'A as a good thing for the country hat petJ~ e~pecla!ly mlllt1uy mu bt-cause he hd.d r~ver the ghosts lllc \ hlch was ~u far as we knew of seuSillon a:nd rebellion 1n our t;nly Ur 11115 and li!ell It was lona- J>Co llttcs and we got again L.he v~tue lftt!t thal When \~e first heard the I nf oppoolng parties w!UJ no rear or m ,.., ~ of a h1 a ..s band fhc tenor the destructlo!l or Ame}lea.ll pollt1 UJ ~ ~r~ 1 orks or art then wlt.b tical princ1pl"'1. their b.llfe !'; highly o"namented • • • 1\ tl ptllnllngt or f!.ag:;; t"ugll s uud But tilt' Fourth ot July ch11.nged lt no longe1 }.W::tured a '-"f~ body: cf the people as de?ot.ed to .evil Ar uLIWr ff'utwc of our nallve principles llUbverslve of our llbervlllut e was 11 o!ty flagpo le called t1es Now Wt have dancing plat a bl'J h pole and made of the fo!1!UI n the woodll when the glor· t unks vf Lwo ta ll stra1Kht trees IOlL'I Pourth cornea and loOK autosplit! d to~~:ether with a big fte.g rr.obHes drives and 11teamOOat ex f. oat ng from the top Rally cursions The old war dreads have IXIUr d the Hag boys meant much olsappeared The Spanl,ah-Amerlto tx }~of the late 1860 s can and the World War have de • • • mo,natr&ted that The Union For .. In addttlun to these t hings were f'ver l.s a fact and nobody would the- nol!!f! makers-the toy cannqns hc.v6 It otherwise We are indeed a lind t he flret:rackeu usually called 1mited people- and wbUe perhaps Jackson crackers Thf' Fourth 1 oot sp voclferow; a.s once about. \las a noisy day then from dawn our patriotism are in danger t•ntl the following midnight There uelther communism nor of social wa.s 11\\ays a celebration" usually I ism nor of a dictatorship or anv I r.ld In lhC' woods o. patriotic pic- dher political revolution that ul c at which the DeclH.ratlon or would overthrow om tonn ot gov.. Indt'pPndence \las always reat.l and ernmegt tor whl~h God be pra.ht !ullo l'd by an address rill' d!I'lner rd The trraz:v notoria\11! of Enro 1 fl.'! tit ~ay!i in thP woods v.olth a bar pPan peoples do not db!tmb 1111 HI ot lemonade and an abwHiuncc 1 Jf 111 cJe!tlll nmt jelly c11.ke pies d vllPd Pgs and fnfld chicken On tuch thmgs was patriotlsnt fed ll':feplng alive t.he f!.rell or tl\e war vnd to a lalge t!xtent per;petBsUn&: its hatrP.ds and animosities Bul I these we1c all dlrectc<J, against the 1 ollt!ca l heresies 1 r the south that I '"'ad bf'Pn bereft of political power b~ the god of battles between 61 £nd 65 Sl1 glng on ~e fourth v.as all or 1 fil Such fo.vo1lt~. a.~ T~nLing on Ill HARRISONVILLE IJke • p>i>- ,, 1 wUI 0 tanee. When be eloaed bta ey• hie tell A, it ('~ oan1 I cotlid ne bel;', her debca~ white •fip, CJI~" fate, her appealfDa, 8"111)'-CJ'Mll ~ J~·~ 100 see wtaa"t eyBB ._,..,..,. do h llfa.i t '· to He eoqldn't be haPP.f' ~ her 1 .,.. T 8 a~ WI 0 l' ~ ~ now, she had made that impo8sibl-, ;:::!4 I -:!f~\~:Obl~l~ha~ ~.. but ne1tbe-r eould. be be happy with.. She go•~ ber wt b81' 'oap if she he~N her say a batl 'J'Iord "You neVer. A 0 ( that from Jne' shed qtotll'J.. '~·11 tieach you to use bad won~ ybu ~uptty naugh +.. glrl, t~. I tntend to send her to a good "}lool she told Cu1l1s <ev1 n bme came North but al\e put 1t oft' h ~Aould be lonely without hPr 1and Ferd would feel bad}y when he came borne and ehe wa&n t thiE're It had heen mor1thH emce Curtie had •eenthem Ple.lleant to he hack agam Plellsant to e•t J:llanrhes dehnoua spagh,cttl and bold pale littla Gl011a on hJI kflee Sh~ pUL her thVl httle arm around hb rleck and sho,~cd JnlJI thfY hr1ght little ptctme caLa~ sl e had _J.l'ot m ~un~a.y School And th 1 ~ IH Moses }"heti hi! WJL.'l a httll! baby fhe 11ueen found hun m a baske-t nd tlus one '" the Oood Shepherd ool<mr fOT the httle lamb tba:t got ost-" A lumr, rose m Curtis throat poor htt e kid lie thought of Joan where ba was lie thought of a.nfjltber httle g1rl whom hA rmghtMme d~7 lbota ptl lm1 kr1ee, Hurriedly h~ aet Gki.di. down '111 ha\e to be 8'ettint ~:long Blandie---" Why, C\u·fl ffer br1ght ra.cc clouli(!d Wh:;-sur.dfJon.n agnln 1 T6.en he thought o • what ~e h.a{l dQne to htm allln"- hope9 and dreams m t he dust k IIPd h1 her hand J all 111 t he ~a d I II stay" Hn ~ayt-J two dt~ys He bot!ght't blu-r broaddoth coat ~1th n d tm nu t•ve ?.ljUn'rel co llar for Gloria The blu"" JU f.: t mat{'h"'d her f'yee He felt elmo t hrlppy for a n ume1 t lo\hen ah~ put her th n h1 tle armB t ight around t 111 ned and squee1ed h1m"'D :~r Ut1rlf~ ( urt \ u shQ 1l dn t h11.vP Blanche ace !dad adf t onatc!y ~L II 1t d ~s lnok !1\ eet on hu TuHl around, Lo\CY and let Mamn a !lee the back A lilt you the proud baby" Curt If I've told \ou on e I told you t'ri""nty tm le3 1 m no gold-<hgge~ vou don t ha\c to ""fl and 11pend au 'your money I" dcchu e I ne.,er All a f('ll 1 v a~ ~~ ar.y about k1dt1 as 70u rue y, u ought to get mr,rrted and havP nboul 101x ) our~<tlf 1 The hot tear• A~ung hi!! e~es Bitun.;he undcrst-ooJ huu Bllnt:he 18Pvr« 1ated h1m She kmm ull he wou1 d do ro the r1rl he mamed ~'" renerous ht would be bow Jrind All hP ou 1d h"ve done fOT Joa.n f 11ht' hnrln l sp01led It wrt!Cited ht$ life l ,. Sometimes he almost ha~t;!tl he-r AJ1 tl o&e months know ng t'tlt!.t h~ red her, knowtnK that he ezpected sue-" ~ Hundreds u·-•.......,., LO~E ff I ' :tlves : a t : : ~r~r~o':;~~:nn~~re~~ !~~~~ ~~'uea~~~~~av~~gfoo~ P~n~c~~ I tConttnueQ ~ P&ae OneJ at their home Sunday m hon-1 r.u•pu e beh'nd them foo t he "'I 06 olf 1 st..,da>"d 011 or N J 3l 1 , or of Mrs. Kennedy s fa.ther and [ dJers of the village w~re Intent on 1 ~ uP 1 8 N Y Central 55 J 2 off J>e loa11. ..., _ ~ ...._ baelroriing bere Mr and Mrli Mulford ~:~re the ~are 1t.s or ten children some or them Uvln<> away V.t'lt unable to ... alt"'' d LhP. event V W Bradbury and family ~pem F'r!day evening wllh F' C '' ll" k &flu.• ramJI1 M1 and Mrs. Dan KeU.on are- the ps.reuts or a nne daUghter ShB Is a grandd&ua:hter or Mr and Mn Lha net'Y Rife 'l . . .D Sha M'(yf was a !Wipdly httle thine with laTg'e 11lalo blUe e)tM and tuzr;y yelln..w ll'atr that Blanche curled every day q.n the JftorL ' tSome would h.aVi!l a peraplu\'Jnt wave put in l)qt 1 tbtnk too ,-Jnuch of my ehtld's tut~ for ~bah l"dbn t eare liow lpl)g Jt tfl,kea me ~4o ,,, I eurlfti fill pl' tl&nd." Y•~~>.BI•neJre "'" • I(QOd (no\heY 1...--accordiDg to he'r h~hta Slie selJt Glorta to Sunday School everr Sun~ John ot w--funo~ Hr apd lin Curtil BWS.her ot Mr and Mra Clarence Mulford IIJld Ptll'1!ver were llrJJnenMIJ popular M.tbodllt •··tltut':; u• ~-. Manatleld th • h son ~t.ud E:meat Kennedy all of wlt.h freedom Uberty and other HAzEL L IV I N G S ToN heo HENRY A. DENNIS, EDITOR Of' THE HENDERSON (N C) DISPATCH SAYS: CHESHIRE I · mother Mr and Mr.; Enoo Mul ford The event being their 54th I ;1wedding annlv~rsar~ Those pres t.nt \!ere Mr and Mra Elza Wig geJUI Mr and Mrs Harold Wig gens Mld daughter Ruth Joan COWJU4.JHT .BY KI/111/J J:'GATIJR.M 'WNDrCA16J /,.C. r.nd Mrs Dayton Kennedy of Columbus MIS Edith Thomas and sen ot Pomeroy Mrs oeo1ge Veith CHAPTER XLIV to tnarTY hetr aDd not: teDina', Dot He half ehobd ud went on "'You ~n~ ch'Idren or ~tory~R~n Mr So Cm tts came telline until now • the eleV'eirth see bow 11l 1&-I'm hardly responsiE!Ian~he put both ftrma around hour ble • JohnnJe you'll have to tell Jnm and kissed hm1 9 di 1 OnCi! he d.ee1ded not to go home ma the whole story-tell me the glad to see you-w h:tu: t.;e mst1:; at all He would wnte .Joan telUne who~,e tb1nc--wh<l tJus-tJu.a fellow With your old firm that they don t Mr ~e 8ltuat.ion had become im J&8end you up here any more 1 You re posslb]e Get a leave of absence HNo no- I couldn't-you mustn't from the Onn. Travel for a year or uk that.-1 eouldn't.-'' 11 alran,.er-, 1 That ""s th.a ru.cat thinJ about !:ea.~~ apiD Fi.wi aii.Dther .W Ba bepa tv Walk up and ciowa lllans::IJ.J-her wanp sincerity She Bat 1t ~'t t.Q' ~he eoaldll't ~ . . bebadoa ttl&~ other n1•ht. WJ.S a b11" CJ.rl. With cheeb Ulr:e forpt: her She Would haunt him b:i the apartmut that wu to ha•• applea •J"Id a wide, welcommg akn.n. He hadn~ ~~ 1r 1 beell their home Up aDd down, up •lhlle. T.lie~ W1119 ao10etlunr fresh nt~~t~ Bla*he. -lil!.~ ~'be ~' 'f~~ ~~~~ ~Dd wholesome about 1 m,y ~-..... .,. ,_ l!}~~d"'ltm~ Th.U"e.._Td ··~: ~abe.Ut · ~~~ .!'!ift:Ul'f - day,andwaKb"<i h~rm9uthopt~lth By EDSON R. WAITE ro 1 Kt WIU...deUver t MfDIOOa Mr and :~ : wlt 11 15 VIRGINIA Dr Ilfl!~t ef .lipan wUl deUver I tiuee sermona on the eloiJn& SunLeo Kennedy and family are GREGG day AtJIUit 6th ll':':ov1nc Into the Bapttst p&n!Oilaae 'the vartoua oraallizt\tlooa cb&U• .!0 Mr Kennedy will be near hJa t~ua n"-~- ••d m""lcal num- ~ .schoal this wlnter Phone 5&2-L ....... ...........,. -. .... tnelude over n..-..lh• b-ynolds ..~t oeveral llers I ht hlect.ures d ed etc 1o f ........ v ~ nc _... ci un r person~ a ne to ur- days last weelr. In GaWpoUa with nl!h the Instruction enterl&inment her aliter Alberta. 1 Mrs. Tom SmJth 1 111 not .so Wl:lll u!lh her f~ther W H Beeson and ~~~ ~~o=d ~! ~•r~~~re with the meeti .. .,. Helen and M&ry VanZandt ot otiler rel.a.tlve! ~ friends lefl 1 c hnnbua t r h 1 0 SatUrday for the week end o.t Ma!iy thoUB&nd people attend were gues 8 0 t e r parQuu.nna4lt Ccmp at Roekbr1dfe 0 these Proar&ma and meettnp dur- cnts the PllSL week W E Ru.sscll a.nd Pan Fanner 1ng all or"parteof tbe !lei80il wtdch I Lewi11 Bumgarnf'r lett saturday f c 1 b left SatW'daY evening for a week asts three run weeks OOihlug from or 0 wn us u1d visit m Columbus htmdreda or citJell and towns In Mrs Ruth Mack .submitted to a. M1s Frank Vroman entertained Ohio lUI wt~ll a.s many pf t.he states Dtlnor OJleJ:&Uon at the Holzer boaWJJ..h 11. dinner Frlday even.ln.a.t of the union from tar and near ! pltal Saturday her home on Walntlt atreet, honor Any one dea.lrmg circulars ou~.. Leo ~nnedy has a tine new car Iii; the birti1day anniversary of her lining the compley program and Mrs Eugen~ Wa.t.son entertained u~oand Those present were mem- ~::hedulP.s may have tru:-m by ad- a number of young girlll Wednell otrs of the family Mr and Mrs dressma the buslneM manager a.nd day afternoon ln honor ot her 'V H JUhlin!; and MIAA HP.Ien Hf'e superintendent of proerams 0 A j daughter Kathryn s birthday annJJ n d Columbus B1 tcher Cflmp Ground Ohio versary Delicious ret.reshmenta were served and a most enjoyable t tUne was had by all. rbe G~rla.nd Jubilee Slnrers will ARLEE I Mr and Mrs Chauncey Chap~ be al the Mi Moriah Ba.ptis! Garland Caudill motored to 1man and children were calling on Cblln'!h at Middleport July % Ad 1nk.don ~5 ~:'tnt! .. 8. 31 Huntington Friday returning by f1iends here Sunday the way ot Crown City Jack Robertson ldt la.st week Dr Eshnauer was called 1.o the tor Florida LANCAS1 ER CAMP MEETING heme ot E W Grady Pt1day to see I H N Bcolt and Doyle Bhtl,ler JUlY 15 TO AUGliST II Mrs Grady left Saturday for a trlp to NaSh Mr a.nd Mrs Earl Ot!wttt were \'llle Te1m and fJavannah Ga The sixty first Lancaster Oamp 1 they expect t01 be kone about 10 n eetlng and Chautauqua Assrmbly teocnt v;isltors on Mill Stone Several ladhfll gat.hered on the day.s 111 be held 011 the camp grounds [R\\n of Mrs J H Caudill Thurs-~ Mn Ooldle Jacob11 had as h1 r tlfrlhwPst two mUes f1om Lanna.s~ dD.} and spen~ the attemoon quJlt .. aueats over the week end Mrs Sue ter July 15 to Auau:;t 0 1nclus1ve Haskett or Dayton and Mas Rosa The specia l otgnulzutlons ho\dln(l: !ng Elza Fcn,1t ~ been confined to I Cravens and children or Chil licothe 11 stltutes and school!i Q.l e as fol I.<; bed tor se:veral days with scarlet I Mr and Mrs Lawrence Betts lows E:pworth Lengtu~ Inst tuLe I':rever son of Freedom Pa are \islt 1 v. c r U week July I~ to John Dabney who drives a. truck I and Ina Mr and Mrs o E Shoemaker .., 1!~ 22 ncl slve lor the Gill Produce Company at t Mr and Mrs Ulva Com ad and La nc:u;ter t.ehool of Home Miss- Oalllpols lf'ft for Phlladelphra son of Lancaster Mr and Mrs Ill ns for cenlral and soulhern Ohio for1uay With a load of produce havp I Geora;e Davis and daughter of To Chauta.Liqul p UMrR u 1.md Evangel lng Just returned from that polnL lledo were Sunday guests ot Mrs ~II< We<>k Ju v ?4 to Juh 30 early tn the ~eek Electa. Hoffman I Ln.ncn 1lrJ School nf Fmellfll Charley Wolf spent Friday nliht Francis Charles Butcher len. Mi F ons fo1 c ntul.! ' 1d " 1 t e1u II' Henderson with his son tn~law Monday tor Fort Thomas Ky for 1 OtJ1o and Cha t mqu ~ e1 k nf T11\ ~:::mes Brght Mr Bright is the a months camping ill tn Au.,.ust Gth 1 v. mall carr ier from Henderson Prof lierman Lewis of VInton tr' Arlee I wu calling on Mr and Mr:<i F W to ~ r." ~ Hl.n • \ li J n m! ~IS Monroe Poffenbarger and Eutcher recently t' t of (ll oglllltl~ ! o 1 f LIH la I! I dauglnet Mts Helen Dabney of Mr and Mrs J E I BinK en~r e t ond fln• 'it tv c eclu!NI fc1 FJ;uton wete shopping a.t J H tained on t.he Fourth of Julv M1 th(' Co.mp Grounds C'"t c! 11 s Friday end Mrs A W Carl or O~lllpolls ~n l li! tl ~~ 1 l!nr nlm~trrs Htnry Mtdwll rehtrned to Plain Mr and Mr11 Bennett Rull~ll and \1 111 be the RC'V Elwood Rowsey D C.: ty 0 F1lda} w!t.h a load of pro I daughters Billie Marie and Benet t uf Tr1lt•cto who will dellve1 two f!U(C eta Mr and Mts Wm A Loftln11.nd ·· · ·· ~ll:lOTl Bill and G1 ady B ng or Hun tin(:ton W Va s'FO LEN - ---·-- Curtis ' was fon\1 10 A"tr Armada's f'lrst Land'•ng Place- lll • -- - -Canada I 01 1t c,tn be gJ\t n a purh • a baclr.. loa The boys numbered two hundred e.nd ruty No rue1ta Nobody sot a Wvtng cup They just toot o!J their coats and aot to buatness After threshtna oct things as beat they could they adjourned and scattered They d scramm around New Y01 k to fortr-elcht statea aome or which all week On Saturday nl&:ht they wculd have the banquet About fif sWl d1")' teen hundre<i dinners would be there Now let .s look and pipe how this Looltlng back at the records we sen Bible buaJn~~ atlalr compares flnd t here were more vice pa es1 dents than bw1neM men The head man would make a speech thal &:me special meet.tng during the I u pped the statistics off the roor e;ynr i;\!erybody would get slogged to th~ • 5 Oo-operoLe wlth the Live w .. ears Some great tosatmastcr v. ould (flub 1n any commuunity project get a thousand dllars for banging fl Have a Standard CJub a gavel and vo~allzlng old gags tllaL 'l H achievement day p-[1- :,ou could have bought eighty yeats ave e;;:o for a dime a hundred Then R gram Ea-... •-"''-'d-.1 Club famous opera singer would bellow Goall!l rot .,. uuuu a moose call tor another thousand Momllor 1 To the b"Bt ot my abUity live The tront une of the Scandllls up to the club pledp and mo+to 1the Folies or the VtLnitles would I pledge my hod to clearpr step out on the mantelpiece unct thinking undulate their hiJ18 acroos the stage Mv heart to JmBter Iovaltv 1 while the bus:ness men waved then My handa to 1arfjJel' service I hats three timM aroWld their heads My health to bett"r lhin;; und holle1ed Hooray for any Por m" club my commm ':l' I thmg and mv ~nuntrv To Make the But BeU.Cr All that en tel tamment ( os lmot;t.v) .... mmd twenty thou.!:iH.Ild It dldu t 2 A:;slst others who need my mean a11ythins: eXcf'pt that some paper sltulled patriots were ma.klng hr 1> In the club a.nd In th ..... ,~ more money than they dese1 ved munltv 3 Sa on Ume at all mefllnl!""' 4 B attentive to details n 1" 1 Now were back to normal again ln rnetlflnt{. Dl sl ness men arc watching the 'i Surpass prevlous recm d" \ ;.ore once more and allowing the 6 Set nn eXample of good Sl.o 1 1college OOys to tflke care of Broad -1 II ClUB I mA.nshlll in I:XIth winning and Jc~ 1 VillY after dark At the Ia: L me tlnp: or tnC' 6" lnu: So club the coll8tltutlon and b 7 Be a. good co-operator In ~> ! N011CE OF PUBLIC HEARING 11\\\"l'j; were adopted ft'lr the YcP 1mdertak1np and learn the follow On The Grea.t Bend Specla.l Board HI o an objective prQilr.tm for •I In I o r F.dlln.t.lun Budret vear 1~as adopted Plans n1"e 11 1m t lt Ftranye that Prll'"..c' C Ulld I he Ladle:; Aid and tile Ha.p I 1 rnd Kinp:s 1 y Husllet s class an en~rta mment df'l way fu a big cnterta.lnm f I Atld clcwns that c l}JCr In .. Oen 1 Code Sec f)625 22 1\1 bi Mlvc n Monday evl'nlng lit and play to be given by the girl ..: the club Norman Thehw will duEt rinKS Notice Is hereby gl\lell that on ll1 l he M E ch urch The object being the play August 4 Is the d.lL" I And common tolkt IHLe you " 111 da.y of July 1933 11.t 1.1 o clock r I to repleulsh the kitchen utensils ri ct Thf! ObJecthe program tor I me M a public hearing will be held '"'he wtertammenl p1omlses a J\ 1P build rll tor eternity n the Budget prepared by the !Dr fill nnd lhe admls..'!lon \\ill onl~ vear Is as follows I Complete 4 H clothing and And to each 16 given a h l Gl eat Bend Special School Dlsttld bt b1lng a k1tchen 81 hcle o.nd canning project And make ?.t tooltl ut Meigs Couflty Ohio fm the next enjoy )ourself ka.<:t one article extra A shapete511 masa and a book ~ncceedlng ns~al }ear ending Dec 2 Ralee mo)ley to tlnanco ... Rr rules e nber 31s~ 1934 I ROY SCOUTS girl a t"lp to camp .-.nd each must m11.ke e 1c l'o Such hearing wilt be ht!!d at the 3 Exhibit some of w nown I st: hool hou.se " local or ccmmllnlty a stepp 1 g 4 Remembpr 1 our APPENthCITitt ATTACK Ear.J Bb&».e young farmer Jlvln!!" 1\bout two mllcll east of Racine suf fercd an attack uf appetldlcttls rhur.sday o! lu.st week and was a H•ry sick man fm sc\eru l days DtR.StiC Je mediel:) were adm in!.sterPd p T A MEETING I bY Dr Philson and the last word The Pa•etlt Tenchers AssoclatiiJn 1m a C:ll a Monday morning blight and early from the beliB!de reports hllll tm tll hold the next meetln~ WednesR short while lunge! 1c.ur of ou1 local ~ouths packed povlng slowl) c av July 12th The change of the tt.elr griPIJ and le!l lor Lhe Nation l l lc being due to the 1egular meet If .l\1 Utt ern anc1 th eH e uthet dtu e dcvll an m~n we1 e al Military Camp at Ft Thomas CH1LDRENS DAY SERVH E:s 11 g mght falling on July 4th ThiS 1 erformmg deeJ:-; tbe.:-.uu PI~ of \d!l h would ImproH the K~ where Lhey wtll go In tratnln[l; Chlldlf'ns Da senlcf's nt lhe M I rt eet lng Y.ill be fOI parents teach• 11 I me s light exlUHe tor fot four weeks They were wm Y u;; and children The children will world's liVIHtiUil, t h ~ ~ e wou < JC 1"10 .am Bentz Oren Nease Earl Hal E chmch Sunday mormng wa:. h1 e nlel~ed during the evening their cuntii\UIIlbf theu tonlhardv tl.LtK But slnce thu \\Utld din anrl Junior stewart There altended by»- !>~rgl and atJPrec a 1 tl Be 8 4 H 1 b farther alon" h~ \\elc several other appllcanUi from t1ve audc!nre The p10gran \\a::; a lc w 0 cu 0 tS nut anv the \\1:->l't t\ ll ls •1' 1 LtlOI! ~' !IV he•e buL they were turned dov.on by ve1y mteJestlng one and wdt 11'11 •· th rtred M•s Lamn Eckert and Miss Mar their attempted explotls then s p ectat ular .stun~<o-11.. are nu 1 Uncle su.m that no new rec1u1ts 1 trt~t Hunter of Pittsburgh were lllg ~ hort ot joolhat<.ly .Lul l ,\11\ mnn wtt h dependents haslwere being llccept.ed this year sUFlE K.. f) A ST ROKF. rnlllng on Mrs Carrie Cowdery If t I cent1y h o un 1-:LECTRICAL STORM /\message to M1s Harrv CUJtL" Mr and Mrs 0 E Sayre 2Mrs 10 nght to needlc:sr;h , 1nd looltshlv t XtlD:o;c 1mse I, h Ul tl t he muy Win A sLm m :.wooped down 011 us Monday afternoon I rom Antlqttlty L B 11 d Rc d M 0 j utmal dungeJS Htmply oll l C g. m e U\ from the west Saturda~ evening l ..,tatcd hcl Jo.thtl S B S hain suf rJ.'u~as le~ H~~nt la:t ~~ursd~sy In .:orne fl eeti ng popuhutt) It .., t1m1 t/J protect the publicitY and while there wo.s a vety light I fe1ed u stwke ami Mrs Cwtu; lett Columbus The pulpose of the trJp ll t teet himself of hl!i 1a ln fall It wa.s one or the severe~:~t I lt once for tJls bedside His coJ.Hil \ s to p has the ew Wlll0 rma seeker hum htmsclt 1f ht' WI 110 P 10 I e€ctrtcal storm11 that has been tun l.s comudercd \en c1 ilJCal ~ the ~~~~ Sc~ut Tr~p caseij 111 th~n The con-vention lt.&elt would take place hi a. lot or hotel rooms with plenty of brandy and sod& The boy& would tell atorlell slap each other on the bac:ks and bout how t'ley were knccldng Wall Street fm :~. double row of tai.Be teeth 1 MATTERN IS FOUND TJ1AT Jimmy Mattern ha!J'O~f th~ £o:tunat~ !n· n"E'lltlt BtJIJUi:ll , !{ ~ dJvldOal m the 1 J erio tman ~c of a mfrac1e, If he ta ns . .~ d Mrs J M Speucer expenence I h WISe u~ he ~ hould Le tollow!llg hlM n:urowmg tria R e l o. teeth pulling ordeal one day last h hie ot dangt!l and thnlls m JUSbce to hiS I wt>ek when she went to Pomeroy \\I II f orto.a k e t e and ha.d one doZen cxlracted fnnuly and select a mannct of hv1 •l:r which Will ensure -h t'l st n e\en rh.Jnce to remain with hi S fellowmen Oli'F ro TRAINING CAMr own took pla ~"c in JWl& The weath- NEWS row - add.reuetl an SUnday, JulJ 21 On SUnday, 30th,Oothe Dot.ed& rresident ot JUJ)' Albury 11-e Middleport Ohio �• • ' IIONDAY, JtJLY i 1113! \ ·-i BUNOAY JULY 9 19311 THE DAILY TRlDUNE••"flOMEROY OHIO PBONII Ope \folll ted To Another IIi',...,.. ....... ,a.., B - t - Mtqt ..\nl lhUer rbr 1 - Y.lth tho $&Ole kind of conventlon t:eld a.rtjun~ 1928 or earlier Got Lo hand it to one of our na tlon~ bWJl.Q&r.a ..,.ac1at.1ous tor Its I Tne boys would get to town and billt conr,rencc In Hew Yrk .!:iober up The ftrst night the-y would ao to the Poll1eti and all the Ttle convent,ton ~ly luted one ntght cJubs and sober up ailln day Th¥1 fill qo banq~t.. There Thla waa at a tlme when there w&.~~ wero no apeaiert lfo outitiders No prohibition Or so they said But s!nKen why rattle old speakeasy keys? - ....- Fred Kimball Cblc:a1o ••• Pbiladelpbla PttbburJ"b n er was hotter Mllwauk.. For EdUorl.a.l Oflke Call 130 L For Bualnest Office a.nd Cin:ulatlon Dept Call 191-B By Carrier ,. I I> One MonLh s,. arau Three Monti s Six Months 600 One YeiU' .GO 100 3.00 ------ iJ'H£ GRAND OLD MAN I f~HE GRAND OLD MAN John D Rockel"''"'· "hoI ~ ··1 who has dont! molt! good fur humamty perhaps throug!tthe WHit dJstr1but10n of much of his wealth than! :iny other man m the \\Orld, ~:clt!Uratmg h1s 94th btrthday b,~ qu1etlv pa:sslng the da:, at h1s e1:1tate m New York. Man; men tho1ughout the '"'orld have been blessed 1 •with mu ... h of th1s \\ o1ld ~ g-ood~ but 1t remamed for Mr l Rockefeller to blaze a ttad that wtll n~mam open to the 1 end of ctvthzatwn His money has been used lavtshly 1n! \Viys &Jld mean.:; to1 Uenehttmg humamty through 1e 1 ::t.et.u'ch work ot '"aJJvu:; k 1 1ds \ While oihf l s \HII gn· ln~ ltway thou~:~ands and employmg. bultt ri( sol pull!J~:Jly agentK t•J herald their c hant y i work to all corn{ 1 sol Lh c globe M1 Rockefeller hat! ~pent milhOl\8 <.J.Ul~tl\ IIHI It It; sal~ to ;-,U)- lh. I today aftel huvl:Qg gtv~n awa} m 1!1,', ID<i.ny miilton• of dollars, there are rn11J1ons ot p~oplc 1n this wutld and not a few of them In cur own coL ntl v whu ha'"e not hcurd of the gteat benefactwns h~ ha~ hcsto\\ cd Tfuly his woJ kH haH~ IJI;!en ul wch thauctcJ that he · ~hou ld be able to look Uaek through the years and obtam l I which considerable H ttlsfudwn w tth the m tuner m he !l \ has chosen to devote h1:s life and to 1eap the tull t eWttrd of his many act~ ui kllldues.':)es .~h.H.IY~ rememUermv that 1 IS more blessed t > g i \C thun to rccel\e May the Gtu nd Olrl ~tan tuntJnut: to ll"\oe .wd to I enjoy lit e tu the lullcst unill he h ltl letH:hed that goal of I all, a centLu y t.rt u:;dul IJvJtlg on thl.':) \ale ut tear~. IS tne wtsh and hoJlt o1 .ti l \\ ho 11 1hze P~c: l(lt~at \\oorth ot tne n 1an to hi~ lellow creatu1es t It I il:3:;;::;::i:ii~~~~~!!!!~~~~~~~~~~ 520 I I I Hen In these par~s for many yesrll -1 LEAVES FOR COLLEGE 1 Prol and Mrs [ C Winget JelL ...... Monday morning for New YOlk ,..IH'I< SEN11~N( l JHOilOUnc ed h~,o Judg e McCullough '11 l City where Mr Winget will enter C'olumbla University to take a two Juvenile CoUtt a lew days ago 111 wh1~h a father w.Ls months pot;t g1aduate course ln scntcnced to the \\Oik hout~e lol <n llliiblltlllg to the deiJn the MrAodtegrbee Thehy went by the h d 1 way o e tY6 urg w ere they w111 ttucucy of hi :; own 1"11111 IH I:\ move 1n the 11g t trcct!On spend_a tcw days sight seemK _ (Ice \\ tll I 1 ....... ,Judge McCullough IS 1u bt" commewl fl tot the nctlOn tnk-j ll• ep and above .dl tor the IUterest he IS takmg m the ca>c• , c.ornmg before h1m Too l1ttle attent1un J;; paid Oy too many judge~ to I work m the Pt oha1~ ( ' 1t 1he Pt ob~te Cout t h& ~ many I the be t~hunt<d Which h li:l cout1"1c 1 1 1 1 1 whNclll a child may elthet 111 m lh t p lh 1 \\ 1\w,u<inP.~s already start ed ht 1 ught th• unt ttlunat( oue befo1e the Court 1 h• ,ullong u•to the pathij ot 1 v.ronHJotng and 1110lht!t m( mh( 1 .uldNI to the alto d' I lung list !) I t 1 tmt nu J:.., 1 fh~ tad thnt Judge Mt ( ullough t a:i tnvcstlp;at.ed and found that 111 th 1 ~ pa1ttculu1 curie tl"l~ tather has woe tully and Willfully tR tfed to do hl~ duly and penalized hlm atdHdmgl~ -.; hould !-ii:' I\C \\.ltllllng t n others mcltnecl to sui.e JS t ep the II dul\ In 1 ~g,ud to t.he proper rearmg of J theu ch 1ld1 en I I lt 1s no exagge1at to1t lo Ha'" I hut probably one In a Jt~-;s ul 1Ur !uvemte cummals ar.d wruul[~dn 1 t~ wuuld Cf nltnu 1 111 the rutr; 1tu which thoy huvc ~tumbled 1f the ptopo parental ..:are were axercu;cd Y.hon thc:;w you11g:ste1!'. were glowing mto that age when tht: rh 1lrl nc edK tht.! mature HOuet and sound Judg ment of ptu:.ent..s All t he nlhers ot our m.,ny wayward childiCII <:ould and ptnbubly v.ould be ~awed were the pur~nl• dl thm ohould he I J m thut 1 caso n lhc 111dgc 1~ ln ht" 1 ommtlnded for ht ~ a~illty to te:a<:h out and put hit<. fiJIQ"ijl (Jl} the caustl or the W'-'uuci and b~gm tu t.:Ult! ll11 uouUieti ol tht! eiTtnll JUVLllfles by hrst fiudmg the ca u<e aud 1 emt.v>ng 1t The a velBile child will II'" rJiht 1f ~~~·!! J~l~ ht•lt.il~~l'nco tu ~ 0 thummml or t\ ( n normal youngMter wou1d l ke ton q.•.., .. to~"-i J~<IIF ha• served not1ce that MtiKA CotmtY *od ft.. :~~~~~~~~ up1tl~• t~eJ'!!i~ ~ mav expect to bel.~· 1111' !0cqlJtles 1p "h1ch the next generation IIJMY Uvo cblldrsn We hasten to cQU!fTRhllate h1m ~~ Ill, I rON 1'! 1L OPERATION Ml:;s AddR C1oss daughter f M1 and M1s S M C1oss went o Gallipolis ul\( dav la.st \\eek am! I ad her tonsiL" 1rmovr.<1 The op 1 rallon 11.as a succe::;.sful one ttnd 5lle Is getting along 11.s wei as could be expected DON T MISM IT s, a cumblnation~)f lht L<lctles 1 • • • - -'='"--~ Ellis Ba.ker spent several days the past week with his uncle Dr w s Ellis and family ( 1t Bradto1 d lht! local mall car1 c on Route 2 rctutncd to work 81 turday morning 1 ndlng hlB mid· 1 mmer vacation Ttl\ Beegle o r Wheeling spent sevl'la! days here U1e past week with ! 1s w n Gene and other relatives M L Landrum or Ohilllcothe ! Iitle I SOCIETY EN~ERTAiNED The Phllathea Women a SOciety were entertained Friday evening at the cbureh by Mesdames Clyde French Qtto Watt~~ and LanPnce Reed A short bwt1neas meeting was held dUrJng which Ume the society pla.nJietl for a picnic to be held July 71 Refreshment! were ~rved al the close of the meeting 01 the Church or Christ Mr and Mrs Motrls Thompson and son Oougla.s or Columbus are vi.Ritlng Mrs Thompsons parenl.8 Mr and Mrs Hart Lyons 'Mrs M D Ha.rt:lnger Mrs Gar en Stansbury and Mrs c F Ratb~ burn attended a contract. b1ldge party Friday given by M1 s Harold Sayre and Mrs 0 W Wlsenberg of pt Pleasant h~norlng Mrs Wind aor of Columbus Mrs Lrwls Burford daughter Mrs Otho Tracy 1\lld M1ss H~ulett Martin wlll leave Sunday to accompany Ml& Richard Watkins and son who have been Vl5ltmg here with Mr and Mrs Pearl Me Knliht and Mr s.nd Mrs Lewl8 Durford to their home at Sullivan Indiana They will also aceompanb' lrtrs Dora Bo~CI' to Ougg( 1 Indiana where she will spend the ren Aln der or the summer and the tomlng winter with her oon Mrs Lulu Mason returned Friday evening from a vi,!t In Columbus -.;fth her daughter Mrs Nl'll Coop er Irene Frnnklln and Dorothy rim cllum of Nitro W Va came Pr! day for o. visit wllh Mr ~nd Mts John Snnth md h1mll:; M1 1a 111.1 C hnrle" Bl g nv~ ntunfd fo111 n \l,fO(ks ~1st ln Ohr h! t 11 h I! f' fonnet s [)O.J ents Mr .. nct Mrs. Alva Bmg J41 ~Hi-If! fl f~f. n of Conmb 1 who has bel'n hett' tor a s hort vt~1t ~· ,, Did You Ever Stop To Think? - Shawnoe, Oklahoma "The ri&bt kind of advertiains 11 always beneficial to the product about which it ia concerned. This 11 particuladly true of new.-paper advertiain1, liecauoe it admito of a frequency of freshnon that 10 possible with no other medium. "The reason no more buameu people reaort to adv..rhamg as a salea medium is that they are not convinced of •ta value. And why an. they not convinced? Simply because they refuse to allow the1111elves to be shown. They won't give advertising a chance. "A department atore that advertises two or three time a o year 11 very little better off than had it not done ao even those few timeatimes. It ia true w1th other kindll of commodities. Tltere are times when bi& copy ia the thin& to use and timeo when better reoulta can be obtained otherwise. IF the ti111e is short and the meua'e ml!st be put acl'Oia; 10 the limit in aiR and prominence, take the full pa1a. If there. ia enou1h money\ take the full pap and fbllow it with hal9ea or quartet'~. If funds are very limited, don't use the full ~~&•• 11' all, liut use smaller .-paces and rely upon freq11en~y "of ii!Hrtion•td let' tile _tlls!llta. Aqd tliey will come, pnn•idecfotke commodi~ ia aatabl• and ia properly presented in !Hb spi!l:e illed. "''liJlqw a lal!Pdrymal' who never •dvertjted qntillaot year. He be•f!ID •,;.-itlla•fP•~:e Oll!;lllo ~'lri11e ~ WH~-alwaya once. Today lla A4)'.f ~· bf4 c\.atoll'lti'B wli11 ll!!lf'll INfort~ P!llm11ized hi!D ai\d t~at! tlt'e ac~llil ~l!mber of cqatomlra i• much ~Jn~aler tlian ever be• Fore. H!! ;It'.. uaedr~ll!'l•~)' ip,d dttiurJt ivlflllarly and b~l!tl abl~ tP 111!1 h~ at1•-.a1• aa.O)I. It•• nnd Mno. CUnto:Jl Mullorc l.ft and the Cilcl Camp Oroun4 )4ra Leo Kenned"~ a.nd dau•h•- 0 1 Bod'1 ' ··• ._ ~· o.-u~ .uu. uor D~YKD <it' Glo""' ;;baftWi I I ---------- I '* f: 'le In •• ~~. 'lloltjq eel to bfm. aerou the dfl.- 0~ 1D. ::~~"'!t ALONG THE HIGHWAY l ~rtnclplea such u 'The Union Por ever ltl blah favor Yet we do not 11 h I h d th 0 tt rP.ca ever av 01 ear e e ys btag Add~aa ot Abraham Llnoobl rl cl~ on a. Pourth or July occaa leon Maybe we were then too youne to •anow wh at. lt wu U' we •-rd •oca it • • • Throtllh the 18'708 and 18801 these thln&11 wl"re in all Fourt.h of July celebnl.tiona In the 1890 • new t.hlnp arOSe to stir the people Bryan 1 Cross or Oold .s,.._..h ~-· r!: 1 Be'S hbr again, ~Itto her 0 8 came ac , He eame to Maisie& tl:at in th, eventng, after the dtshea were done Ma1s1e wu IJtitclunc on the lon<:W eothn "ht. deternun'i 1not to "let 00 ' J at 8 e kn_!1W anyuo Dl" was wro~• oiln was 111 ting 10 a corner n-'d lhg a ~ook. JleadiAJ the same thine O'Ve('and over ~CQD.Stioul5 of & woid on the n;lll.ted age When MaJsfe I&W hfm at the door she enatch~d her old eo"t ott the hook on the back porehl a~:~d burned down the baek etau• to Mia Bar vey s. They duln'~ evf!n know abe had gone 'Curtis 1' Joan w bll p ere d • "tou v~ome back'l" "Yea/' he aa~d. husll;dy H['ve come back 1 couldn't •ta}' a wa}' 1 lo'(e yon, Joan-llove you-' He held her close, 80 close that he conld feel her he,a.rt. beatJna. aga.1nat hl.s She waa so pathetieallj' elad to llfle hun; She put out her ahm cool band a.nd to~bed his cheek "I m1saed/ou ternbly" abe aatd, urm so rla _you've come back" And then Have yon-decHted' • iihe asked •ery low N6 pleedmr 10 her Yoice no hu mLhty-Ju~t the queat1on.:_"Have you dec1dcd 1 11 He had exp.:leted IOil}ethin• d 1 trer~ en~ he didn't k~w what Tears \>erhaJJs supphe.i.bon e~rtain y not that cool qneAtltin, wheo:n he had tuu;dly rot into~· room. 'hardly ftssed. her He felt h18 heart hbdenlnr e•er ao ehghtlr agamst her D1dn t she realize al he had sotTeredT All the suffeT'lng ehe bad brou1bt npon htm" Why couldn\t you let me have one moment of happme.ss, be burst out suddenly 'w:ithout remlndlD&' me-remmdlng me-She hung her head "I'm Ml'rv C urt1• I t 11 a Ill vet h oug htof J·L"I. ts vHy han:l-wa.Jting- " She reached out her arms to him agam~ but the first moment of ee atasy was gone gont'l u 1f 1t had never been Sh~ only knew that her head wa!l a.ehmg, and m some iner pliea.blt \UY 11h11 had failed him agalb 'Dd 1 you h ave a n 1ee t ~p '" I h e asked at laBt-politeh, aa abe would a at-ranger Oh ftut" ~ "Your mother has been worned • she went on hurriedly She'U be glad you re b&r!k-' Joan- for beavl!n'a sake, don't make conversation You'll dri~~te me crazy J m nearly cra.zy now I've thought and thought unt1l I don't know where I am, or what to tell you Ypu don't know what you've done t.q me-:ho~ thl1 thln& lft'eeta , She ~dlj,'i ta m be';; rtr. !t f- i! Uta._" !D ~oaa ~w b~.'b:l« S~ipped oHt • <J1116t l.lld J&9 eolcl, I ~~~ 1"~11 :wiU bat~!, W dttlclde ~":1 0 a. -lwoD.~c:pOftr.that• 1 She looked 10 •lim nil nd ~rail as if a ltlft' breese woo. d blow wb/ot er away, b"ut he .l!l&nfed h~r strength of porpoRe, knew lhe would have her war. She waa atroarer than he be knew it ~ he !lald the only thing h ld e cou UJ" ~ald It Wltb ~Wlltin.r. Up1, ~ eree a.t could IJC)t ~ulte ni'eet.b.tn [can not t ve you up Joan"' Ail the blood clr&loed fl$)1hJher pntil even. bet hp1 were wnlte You mean-that ~U want me Curtia! Tbt ;tou a.n CO Oil WlthiU" "Yea--t-hat's what 1 mean,. She ned *h l hft c r en. ~ "'t.r:• II !•ne, Wta••- aTbeD a.tll,';l"tli.e lef,tber lbe called h~Ybae~ uc ea, 08 ~'t,rtial j \ bal..- , 1• tha ~Jftt: W.D.t. you to Pw-try t~ ~f'¥!.-f0-~~~.p Mo JOOr- ~ ''De l a w~ ,. •rq !!a • .. Malat ~ '""'wi; , J!.a' b • Ida 1 d l:liu .:!L ....., di:Jww ~ml an ~ :g......,.r-u D 7 hW 1 tfkQ• 1 ~ 1j tb: (To~ ! Se\!eral farm;;t s t llg l.n the Mr and Mrs Bob Clark a.re creek bottoms ln lui'. MOJI:-.oll arP :-;pending several days with Mrs also miMing Clii-rk s parents Mr and MJ'( Cllnt Gilkey Mr a11d Mrs Jake Staker of j McConnersvi\Je spent Bunda~ 711th GRAIN~ Mrs Staker 9 auntll Edith and De!IB They were accompanied home Chicago July 8---INB-Gralu bi' Betty Lou Daniels tutures started easlt:J hert> today Kate Wyatt wa.s a SundaY" night '4heaL was 1-8 t.o 3 Be ofT Cl)rn un guest or Clarice Waggoner cl1anged to 1 1 2c dov.on ar d oots rh~ electrical etorm Ba'urday 3 8 to 5 8c lower elening did great da.mag~ to tete , Wheat Sept 99 t 2 3 4 D c 102 phone lines here J,t:ay 106 James Levacy of Hallid~cy IJ! asCorn July 60 Sept G3 OJ 3 11 rt6Ung his uncle C E Alkire In Dec 67 67 3-4 May '12 '12 1 2 l.nrvest Oe.tA July 45 Sept 45 t 2 1 8 Route 143 11 rP.llf'lvlng a coating Dee 4'1 1 2 3-4 May ;'il 1-8 .:u' limestone Md toe SPECIAL FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY-July 10 to 24. 3 lovel;y 8xl0- mch Pholog1aphs of you one tm~d m ad calms and mounted m a beaut1ful Easel 95 $2 l'o1 Only GIRl~ -4. Pr.rsun11llty Flngn l\an will bP THE COMPTON STUDIO PHONE 243-L \bov~ Liberty Theatre I -u. Coa.tbawed T~trow) _.. Tlutre are 1aae tblap w ~filM to 4o to eell a oar. lie like sales . but tair-cl,alinc ancl the ooatidenoe ot our ouetolllere are dooirable, too For one th~~g, we , retu-, to po!aon anyone's aind against anotb~r make of oar ie know what ou~ oar io and what it will do. and we are ready to toll you about ~hat, . But to 1ap1J d~teots id another oar is not our bu•1neae. We have done o~r utmost' to enoo~raae 1ntellicent buJing of motor care by sbowtng p~roha&era how to protect' their own interests All that a good producov asks is a ouatpse~ 'ho ku6ws qua1ity •ben he seoe it An intelligent purahaaer will ape•dily oonoludi that only a bad product re~uires bad sales methOds ~e refuae. also. to adopt th- role ot tricky trader--that is, pre' otter you a large.- traqe-in allowanqe. and taking i t aw•y from tending to ~ ' trade-in valuea a~ high, but we do not make you in some other way Ford f1ctitio~s allowances in o•d•r to got a sale w4ioh m&J be otherwise d1sadvantaceous to the b~er Our dealers take uaed pars upon a system of values not by ha&&linc or barter In this world no"one geta something tor nothing, ' althougb there are many MIYB 'Of making people think that they do The(su re way to get value for value is, first, by betng yourself willing to deal on that b&S1S, and sooond, py dealin& with a oonoern that has no other policy We refUse to- k~ep dinning in yQUr ears that the Pord V-8 is the best. most ooonomioal, low,et-prioed oar. That is olaiae~ for several ca~. Ob~iously it cannot be t~e or all. Thero oomes a point Whert ~lai~ and a<lj'l!!i.t~vea abd .,_1 adverti~ng hfft:arJ:a dia~Pf.lif"' in its oWII fill!:. ' Personau, T prafllr facta, ~ We uy the nil')' Ford, V-8 ie the IH!Iit oar we IJ&ve ...... ---~ e. ' I .. ... • .. IVe say that our ll-o!lyliJf4er oar is aa ooonoal.oal to operate ao any lower number of cylinders We say that we have always been kljljlW!l aa the makers of good oare and that the many good woll-balanood qualities or our present car places it at the head of our line to date. Anyone wishing to do bueinosa with us on those principles will find our word and the qualit~ or our produot to be A-1 What wo say about economy, operation and durability will •tand cood anywhere. July 7tb, 1933 FREF. I l 3 4 Baltinlore &. Ohio 35 1 8 off 11 1~2 Pennsylvania. 40 of! S f At. \ chison 'J6 oft 2 3-4 Union Plc!Jic ~ U'J S-4 oft 1 2 ConsoUda.ted. Oas 60 1•2 up 1 4 United Corp 13 1 4 I Uf!Changed Woolworth 50 up 1 Ametlcan TobJlcco B 91 3--4 up 3-4 Western UniQn 60 7-8 oft' 1 1 4 t nlted Al,.crlirt 37 5-8 otr ~ and Nallona. dlAtO!ers 101 'l 8 otr 3 8 . g..vf'n with the a.bu-vc Spe l:t.i at lhe l\lndrrn Bt-auly Shop(te Lo. eatfod on sa.me Floor as lhP ( omptmo studio u '• days 1 General '. him To Unilli: ~lum knq~lpwlhlf u he mtgbt .o.t,. dar knew Rollo Ke ea, lt · ~'t lmpo!slble :Twm .m teO me..f' • • • ~No Clliti 0 ~,. But'her neck. her qul~rmr ~bolil~ra ~ne.t Mm ~her• came ••• t' d • ' d a au \R'D o ten emeas a e s1re to p_zoteet htr, to stand between her atu:J tb• world Hi• a.;nns t11Jht. e'ned ·~ut aa4 Ute elun~t "t,o; hu~?.t...~d eri , we 11 jbs Jet 1 ro on then he said sootlung1,y See hO?a' It worlut ou17T Tryl to lo1r1P..tehit...:.-'• h d "T o o~\ ;I'~ t! ec ~ o for,et ye Jt.ave to dlttld&! We can't -yto've. aot ~ kaqw-" We ha'Ve toft "PlO~~T!.t. Plenty ~t timl't W:e Mill 1'0 fm1, a ~?' there,liluit bt • way, You mean, , abe aard fiflally t!lat YllP qen:t .COble, to te I me now? ';l'hat you wont tell me -.rhetber 101! atUl love me and want to marry me or not! Yov. want me to gol 00 thdonia~ay-uQtthlm~,inr10 ~ 1 you t mean at-l mean that I'm. aot PNP.arad to make any detlDlte deCWon tbja eve nillg, Joa,a Itt won't be any worse to break lD a ~~ bp'IV', break we nu'"}tbt~ to ~It nowShe bit her -' I-1 e8f't eo OD that w•~ ~~!· I w..& to do what yo~ wa:J:n ~~~ "!(do e d W b~ ILV-'""t!;t'• 'It lei!IDHI to me, oaht ~t ~ \OIM of tm maRt &'ive {~to the otJtU, ~)', vie~ of•l a~huha:PP~"" .~ ~ of 111 8 " Five oourl.stb CIUIJp.<; n ~he Canon :au and wife were swept u~Aay ~.rlthout 1 uvlnt: Mrs Martha. Wam of 14a.rtett& any trace of their 1 habitants one after spending a. number of aut.omobHe containml{ rive peuiOn!l v th her fath.er returned home was seen w vanlsl llttJ l{' flood ~-. edni!Sday or last week Nine demolished tuLm mb Jcs hn\P Betry Lyona and mother of Co· ~~~ fnund In thP bt:d 01 Lht;' 1 IL rnbWi are spending IM!veral days stream with 110 llrl Ill f t h 1 rw 11.tth Mrs Lyons mother, l4rB upant.<l William Ollmore ° t:'e out her llwhll'.'! ,..J~ro baek, and hands tli DELAYED Born to Verlln Bower)' and WU. I Continued from Paa:e One) c,1 carpenter a daUibter June 1'1'. --•~ ..~ downpour that sLruck th.- toottull.s The Uttle mla. 1s & P~,.... weat or Df>nvel' shoru.\' Et.t.etuuun M Mr and Mrs. Mont catn of ben. Bear Creelr. Ill in ~he heart or Beatrice Moore apent BUDda7 v.1.th Vlnu and A4t. Wllacm. Denver's m01111tain playground and In the center ot thf' swnmPr cabin Mr and Mrl 0eoJ'Ie Clark aDd and tourist ~amp l'lr""R Len& Jordan whO have beet1 spend• ng their weeks vacatJo.n wlth Mayor E P Sparks or Mon 1~on friend& and relat1ftl'l 11ere returned and Deputy Corom ~ J c Ro~ t's- tv t.belr work Monday tlmat.ed t.he numtwr of d;ouO a be ) VInas Wilson wu & weelt end l ing betw~n 25 uHJ :JU "''''' of her parente Howard wu. Rnd advocaey of s1her and the dolla.r of our daddies dJmmed. the issue& of other yeara when Samuel J TUden pve the RepubWith W 0 SIBLEY Ucan Party the acare of ita ute Then came along Grover Cleveland I he great reform •oven10r or New York lllld the map or pdUUcs was (JIANUli.S IN TilE "'GI ORlOOS v holly changed by hbl election FOURTH • • • Ou f!r"t.. reoouectlon ol t.be There wert! ma.ny people who I om th or July run back to the de- thought he meant ruin and rebeiJ CJ\de lmrnPdlately rollQWing the Icon In thf' rei~Ubllc But he did not l"!Jvlt War and are Intimately as tnd became a. great president lt ~,.,rto tco;i "W~th the rniUtary atralrll or 'A as a good thing for the country hat petJ~ e~pecla!ly mlllt1uy mu bt-cause he hd.d r~ver the ghosts lllc \ hlch was ~u far as we knew of seuSillon a:nd rebellion 1n our t;nly Ur 11115 and li!ell It was lona- J>Co llttcs and we got again L.he v~tue lftt!t thal When \~e first heard the I nf oppoolng parties w!UJ no rear or m ,.., ~ of a h1 a ..s band fhc tenor the destructlo!l or Ame}lea.ll pollt1 UJ ~ ~r~ 1 orks or art then wlt.b tical princ1pl"'1. their b.llfe !'; highly o"namented • • • 1\ tl ptllnllngt or f!.ag:;; t"ugll s uud But tilt' Fourth ot July ch11.nged lt no longe1 }.W::tured a '-"f~ body: cf the people as de?ot.ed to .evil Ar uLIWr ff'utwc of our nallve principles llUbverslve of our llbervlllut e was 11 o!ty flagpo le called t1es Now Wt have dancing plat a bl'J h pole and made of the fo!1!UI n the woodll when the glor· t unks vf Lwo ta ll stra1Kht trees IOlL'I Pourth cornea and loOK autosplit! d to~~:ether with a big fte.g rr.obHes drives and 11teamOOat ex f. oat ng from the top Rally cursions The old war dreads have IXIUr d the Hag boys meant much olsappeared The Spanl,ah-Amerlto tx }~of the late 1860 s can and the World War have de • • • mo,natr&ted that The Union For .. In addttlun to these t hings were f'ver l.s a fact and nobody would the- nol!!f! makers-the toy cannqns hc.v6 It otherwise We are indeed a lind t he flret:rackeu usually called 1mited people- and wbUe perhaps Jackson crackers Thf' Fourth 1 oot sp voclferow; a.s once about. \las a noisy day then from dawn our patriotism are in danger t•ntl the following midnight There uelther communism nor of social wa.s 11\\ays a celebration" usually I ism nor of a dictatorship or anv I r.ld In lhC' woods o. patriotic pic- dher political revolution that ul c at which the DeclH.ratlon or would overthrow om tonn ot gov.. Indt'pPndence \las always reat.l and ernmegt tor whl~h God be pra.ht !ullo l'd by an address rill' d!I'lner rd The trraz:v notoria\11! of Enro 1 fl.'! tit ~ay!i in thP woods v.olth a bar pPan peoples do not db!tmb 1111 HI ot lemonade and an abwHiuncc 1 Jf 111 cJe!tlll nmt jelly c11.ke pies d vllPd Pgs and fnfld chicken On tuch thmgs was patriotlsnt fed ll':feplng alive t.he f!.rell or tl\e war vnd to a lalge t!xtent per;petBsUn&: its hatrP.ds and animosities Bul I these we1c all dlrectc<J, against the 1 ollt!ca l heresies 1 r the south that I '"'ad bf'Pn bereft of political power b~ the god of battles between 61 £nd 65 Sl1 glng on ~e fourth v.as all or 1 fil Such fo.vo1lt~. a.~ T~nLing on Ill HARRISONVILLE IJke • p>i>- ,, 1 wUI 0 tanee. When be eloaed bta ey• hie tell A, it ('~ oan1 I cotlid ne bel;', her debca~ white •fip, CJI~" fate, her appealfDa, 8"111)'-CJ'Mll ~ J~·~ 100 see wtaa"t eyBB ._,..,..,. do h llfa.i t '· to He eoqldn't be haPP.f' ~ her 1 .,.. T 8 a~ WI 0 l' ~ ~ now, she had made that impo8sibl-, ;:::!4 I -:!f~\~:Obl~l~ha~ ~.. but ne1tbe-r eould. be be happy with.. She go•~ ber wt b81' 'oap if she he~N her say a batl 'J'Iord "You neVer. A 0 ( that from Jne' shed qtotll'J.. '~·11 tieach you to use bad won~ ybu ~uptty naugh +.. glrl, t~. I tntend to send her to a good "}lool she told Cu1l1s <ev1 n bme came North but al\e put 1t oft' h ~Aould be lonely without hPr 1and Ferd would feel bad}y when he came borne and ehe wa&n t thiE're It had heen mor1thH emce Curtie had •eenthem Ple.lleant to he hack agam Plellsant to e•t J:llanrhes dehnoua spagh,cttl and bold pale littla Gl011a on hJI kflee Sh~ pUL her thVl httle arm around hb rleck and sho,~cd JnlJI thfY hr1ght little ptctme caLa~ sl e had _J.l'ot m ~un~a.y School And th 1 ~ IH Moses }"heti hi! WJL.'l a httll! baby fhe 11ueen found hun m a baske-t nd tlus one '" the Oood Shepherd ool<mr fOT the httle lamb tba:t got ost-" A lumr, rose m Curtis throat poor htt e kid lie thought of Joan where ba was lie thought of a.nfjltber httle g1rl whom hA rmghtMme d~7 lbota ptl lm1 kr1ee, Hurriedly h~ aet Gki.di. down '111 ha\e to be 8'ettint ~:long Blandie---" Why, C\u·fl ffer br1ght ra.cc clouli(!d Wh:;-sur.dfJon.n agnln 1 T6.en he thought o • what ~e h.a{l dQne to htm allln"- hope9 and dreams m t he dust k IIPd h1 her hand J all 111 t he ~a d I II stay" Hn ~ayt-J two dt~ys He bot!ght't blu-r broaddoth coat ~1th n d tm nu t•ve ?.ljUn'rel co llar for Gloria The blu"" JU f.: t mat{'h"'d her f'yee He felt elmo t hrlppy for a n ume1 t lo\hen ah~ put her th n h1 tle armB t ight around t 111 ned and squee1ed h1m"'D :~r Ut1rlf~ ( urt \ u shQ 1l dn t h11.vP Blanche ace !dad adf t onatc!y ~L II 1t d ~s lnok !1\ eet on hu TuHl around, Lo\CY and let Mamn a !lee the back A lilt you the proud baby" Curt If I've told \ou on e I told you t'ri""nty tm le3 1 m no gold-<hgge~ vou don t ha\c to ""fl and 11pend au 'your money I" dcchu e I ne.,er All a f('ll 1 v a~ ~~ ar.y about k1dt1 as 70u rue y, u ought to get mr,rrted and havP nboul 101x ) our~<tlf 1 The hot tear• A~ung hi!! e~es Bitun.;he undcrst-ooJ huu Bllnt:he 18Pvr« 1ated h1m She kmm ull he wou1 d do ro the r1rl he mamed ~'" renerous ht would be bow Jrind All hP ou 1d h"ve done fOT Joa.n f 11ht' hnrln l sp01led It wrt!Cited ht$ life l ,. Sometimes he almost ha~t;!tl he-r AJ1 tl o&e months know ng t'tlt!.t h~ red her, knowtnK that he ezpected sue-" ~ Hundreds u·-•.......,., LO~E ff I ' :tlves : a t : : ~r~r~o':;~~:nn~~re~~ !~~~~ ~~'uea~~~~~av~~gfoo~ P~n~c~~ I tConttnueQ ~ P&ae OneJ at their home Sunday m hon-1 r.u•pu e beh'nd them foo t he "'I 06 olf 1 st..,da>"d 011 or N J 3l 1 , or of Mrs. Kennedy s fa.ther and [ dJers of the village w~re Intent on 1 ~ uP 1 8 N Y Central 55 J 2 off J>e loa11. ..., _ ~ ...._ baelroriing bere Mr and Mrli Mulford ~:~re the ~are 1t.s or ten children some or them Uvln<> away V.t'lt unable to ... alt"'' d LhP. event V W Bradbury and family ~pem F'r!day evening wllh F' C '' ll" k &flu.• ramJI1 M1 and Mrs. Dan KeU.on are- the ps.reuts or a nne daUghter ShB Is a grandd&ua:hter or Mr and Mn Lha net'Y Rife 'l . . .D Sha M'(yf was a !Wipdly httle thine with laTg'e 11lalo blUe e)tM and tuzr;y yelln..w ll'atr that Blanche curled every day q.n the JftorL ' tSome would h.aVi!l a peraplu\'Jnt wave put in l)qt 1 tbtnk too ,-Jnuch of my ehtld's tut~ for ~bah l"dbn t eare liow lpl)g Jt tfl,kea me ~4o ,,, I eurlfti fill pl' tl&nd." Y•~~>.BI•neJre "'" • I(QOd (no\heY 1...--accordiDg to he'r h~hta Slie selJt Glorta to Sunday School everr Sun~ John ot w--funo~ Hr apd lin Curtil BWS.her ot Mr and Mra Clarence Mulford IIJld Ptll'1!ver were llrJJnenMIJ popular M.tbodllt •··tltut':; u• ~-. Manatleld th • h son ~t.ud E:meat Kennedy all of wlt.h freedom Uberty and other HAzEL L IV I N G S ToN heo HENRY A. DENNIS, EDITOR Of' THE HENDERSON (N C) DISPATCH SAYS: CHESHIRE I · mother Mr and Mr.; Enoo Mul ford The event being their 54th I ;1wedding annlv~rsar~ Those pres t.nt \!ere Mr and Mra Elza Wig geJUI Mr and Mrs Harold Wig gens Mld daughter Ruth Joan COWJU4.JHT .BY KI/111/J J:'GATIJR.M 'WNDrCA16J /,.C. r.nd Mrs Dayton Kennedy of Columbus MIS Edith Thomas and sen ot Pomeroy Mrs oeo1ge Veith CHAPTER XLIV to tnarTY hetr aDd not: teDina', Dot He half ehobd ud went on "'You ~n~ ch'Idren or ~tory~R~n Mr So Cm tts came telline until now • the eleV'eirth see bow 11l 1&-I'm hardly responsiE!Ian~he put both ftrma around hour ble • JohnnJe you'll have to tell Jnm and kissed hm1 9 di 1 OnCi! he d.ee1ded not to go home ma the whole story-tell me the glad to see you-w h:tu: t.;e mst1:; at all He would wnte .Joan telUne who~,e tb1nc--wh<l tJus-tJu.a fellow With your old firm that they don t Mr ~e 8ltuat.ion had become im J&8end you up here any more 1 You re posslb]e Get a leave of absence HNo no- I couldn't-you mustn't from the Onn. Travel for a year or uk that.-1 eouldn't.-'' 11 alran,.er-, 1 That ""s th.a ru.cat thinJ about !:ea.~~ apiD Fi.wi aii.Dther .W Ba bepa tv Walk up and ciowa lllans::IJ.J-her wanp sincerity She Bat 1t ~'t t.Q' ~he eoaldll't ~ . . bebadoa ttl&~ other n1•ht. WJ.S a b11" CJ.rl. With cheeb Ulr:e forpt: her She Would haunt him b:i the apartmut that wu to ha•• applea •J"Id a wide, welcommg akn.n. He hadn~ ~~ 1r 1 beell their home Up aDd down, up •lhlle. T.lie~ W1119 ao10etlunr fresh nt~~t~ Bla*he. -lil!.~ ~'be ~' 'f~~ ~~~~ ~Dd wholesome about 1 m,y ~-..... .,. ,_ l!}~~d"'ltm~ Th.U"e.._Td ··~: ~abe.Ut · ~~~ .!'!ift:Ul'f - day,andwaKb"<i h~rm9uthopt~lth By EDSON R. WAITE ro 1 Kt WIU...deUver t MfDIOOa Mr and :~ : wlt 11 15 VIRGINIA Dr Ilfl!~t ef .lipan wUl deUver I tiuee sermona on the eloiJn& SunLeo Kennedy and family are GREGG day AtJIUit 6th ll':':ov1nc Into the Bapttst p&n!Oilaae 'the vartoua oraallizt\tlooa cb&U• .!0 Mr Kennedy will be near hJa t~ua n"-~- ••d m""lcal num- ~ .schoal this wlnter Phone 5&2-L ....... ...........,. -. .... tnelude over n..-..lh• b-ynolds ..~t oeveral llers I ht hlect.ures d ed etc 1o f ........ v ~ nc _... ci un r person~ a ne to ur- days last weelr. In GaWpoUa with nl!h the Instruction enterl&inment her aliter Alberta. 1 Mrs. Tom SmJth 1 111 not .so Wl:lll u!lh her f~ther W H Beeson and ~~~ ~~o=d ~! ~•r~~~re with the meeti .. .,. Helen and M&ry VanZandt ot otiler rel.a.tlve! ~ friends lefl 1 c hnnbua t r h 1 0 SatUrday for the week end o.t Ma!iy thoUB&nd people attend were gues 8 0 t e r parQuu.nna4lt Ccmp at Roekbr1dfe 0 these Proar&ma and meettnp dur- cnts the PllSL week W E Ru.sscll a.nd Pan Fanner 1ng all or"parteof tbe !lei80il wtdch I Lewi11 Bumgarnf'r lett saturday f c 1 b left SatW'daY evening for a week asts three run weeks OOihlug from or 0 wn us u1d visit m Columbus htmdreda or citJell and towns In Mrs Ruth Mack .submitted to a. M1s Frank Vroman entertained Ohio lUI wt~ll a.s many pf t.he states Dtlnor OJleJ:&Uon at the Holzer boaWJJ..h 11. dinner Frlday even.ln.a.t of the union from tar and near ! pltal Saturday her home on Walntlt atreet, honor Any one dea.lrmg circulars ou~.. Leo ~nnedy has a tine new car Iii; the birti1day anniversary of her lining the compley program and Mrs Eugen~ Wa.t.son entertained u~oand Those present were mem- ~::hedulP.s may have tru:-m by ad- a number of young girlll Wednell otrs of the family Mr and Mrs dressma the buslneM manager a.nd day afternoon ln honor ot her 'V H JUhlin!; and MIAA HP.Ien Hf'e superintendent of proerams 0 A j daughter Kathryn s birthday annJJ n d Columbus B1 tcher Cflmp Ground Ohio versary Delicious ret.reshmenta were served and a most enjoyable t tUne was had by all. rbe G~rla.nd Jubilee Slnrers will ARLEE I Mr and Mrs Chauncey Chap~ be al the Mi Moriah Ba.ptis! Garland Caudill motored to 1man and children were calling on Cblln'!h at Middleport July % Ad 1nk.don ~5 ~:'tnt! .. 8. 31 Huntington Friday returning by f1iends here Sunday the way ot Crown City Jack Robertson ldt la.st week Dr Eshnauer was called 1.o the tor Florida LANCAS1 ER CAMP MEETING heme ot E W Grady Pt1day to see I H N Bcolt and Doyle Bhtl,ler JUlY 15 TO AUGliST II Mrs Grady left Saturday for a trlp to NaSh Mr a.nd Mrs Earl Ot!wttt were \'llle Te1m and fJavannah Ga The sixty first Lancaster Oamp 1 they expect t01 be kone about 10 n eetlng and Chautauqua Assrmbly teocnt v;isltors on Mill Stone Several ladhfll gat.hered on the day.s 111 be held 011 the camp grounds [R\\n of Mrs J H Caudill Thurs-~ Mn Ooldle Jacob11 had as h1 r tlfrlhwPst two mUes f1om Lanna.s~ dD.} and spen~ the attemoon quJlt .. aueats over the week end Mrs Sue ter July 15 to Auau:;t 0 1nclus1ve Haskett or Dayton and Mas Rosa The specia l otgnulzutlons ho\dln(l: !ng Elza Fcn,1t ~ been confined to I Cravens and children or Chil licothe 11 stltutes and school!i Q.l e as fol I.<; bed tor se:veral days with scarlet I Mr and Mrs Lawrence Betts lows E:pworth Lengtu~ Inst tuLe I':rever son of Freedom Pa are \islt 1 v. c r U week July I~ to John Dabney who drives a. truck I and Ina Mr and Mrs o E Shoemaker .., 1!~ 22 ncl slve lor the Gill Produce Company at t Mr and Mrs Ulva Com ad and La nc:u;ter t.ehool of Home Miss- Oalllpols lf'ft for Phlladelphra son of Lancaster Mr and Mrs Ill ns for cenlral and soulhern Ohio for1uay With a load of produce havp I Geora;e Davis and daughter of To Chauta.Liqul p UMrR u 1.md Evangel lng Just returned from that polnL lledo were Sunday guests ot Mrs ~II< We<>k Ju v ?4 to Juh 30 early tn the ~eek Electa. Hoffman I Ln.ncn 1lrJ School nf Fmellfll Charley Wolf spent Friday nliht Francis Charles Butcher len. Mi F ons fo1 c ntul.! ' 1d " 1 t e1u II' Henderson with his son tn~law Monday tor Fort Thomas Ky for 1 OtJ1o and Cha t mqu ~ e1 k nf T11\ ~:::mes Brght Mr Bright is the a months camping ill tn Au.,.ust Gth 1 v. mall carr ier from Henderson Prof lierman Lewis of VInton tr' Arlee I wu calling on Mr and Mr:<i F W to ~ r." ~ Hl.n • \ li J n m! ~IS Monroe Poffenbarger and Eutcher recently t' t of (ll oglllltl~ ! o 1 f LIH la I! I dauglnet Mts Helen Dabney of Mr and Mrs J E I BinK en~r e t ond fln• 'it tv c eclu!NI fc1 FJ;uton wete shopping a.t J H tained on t.he Fourth of Julv M1 th(' Co.mp Grounds C'"t c! 11 s Friday end Mrs A W Carl or O~lllpolls ~n l li! tl ~~ 1 l!nr nlm~trrs Htnry Mtdwll rehtrned to Plain Mr and Mr11 Bennett Rull~ll and \1 111 be the RC'V Elwood Rowsey D C.: ty 0 F1lda} w!t.h a load of pro I daughters Billie Marie and Benet t uf Tr1lt•cto who will dellve1 two f!U(C eta Mr and Mts Wm A Loftln11.nd ·· · ·· ~ll:lOTl Bill and G1 ady B ng or Hun tin(:ton W Va s'FO LEN - ---·-- Curtis ' was fon\1 10 A"tr Armada's f'lrst Land'•ng Place- lll • -- - -Canada I 01 1t c,tn be gJ\t n a purh • a baclr.. loa The boys numbered two hundred e.nd ruty No rue1ta Nobody sot a Wvtng cup They just toot o!J their coats and aot to buatness After threshtna oct things as beat they could they adjourned and scattered They d scramm around New Y01 k to fortr-elcht statea aome or which all week On Saturday nl&:ht they wculd have the banquet About fif sWl d1")' teen hundre<i dinners would be there Now let .s look and pipe how this Looltlng back at the records we sen Bible buaJn~~ atlalr compares flnd t here were more vice pa es1 dents than bw1neM men The head man would make a speech thal &:me special meet.tng during the I u pped the statistics off the roor e;ynr i;\!erybody would get slogged to th~ • 5 Oo-operoLe wlth the Live w .. ears Some great tosatmastcr v. ould (flub 1n any commuunity project get a thousand dllars for banging fl Have a Standard CJub a gavel and vo~allzlng old gags tllaL 'l H achievement day p-[1- :,ou could have bought eighty yeats ave e;;:o for a dime a hundred Then R gram Ea-... •-"''-'d-.1 Club famous opera singer would bellow Goall!l rot .,. uuuu a moose call tor another thousand Momllor 1 To the b"Bt ot my abUity live The tront une of the Scandllls up to the club pledp and mo+to 1the Folies or the VtLnitles would I pledge my hod to clearpr step out on the mantelpiece unct thinking undulate their hiJ18 acroos the stage Mv heart to JmBter Iovaltv 1 while the bus:ness men waved then My handa to 1arfjJel' service I hats three timM aroWld their heads My health to bett"r lhin;; und holle1ed Hooray for any Por m" club my commm ':l' I thmg and mv ~nuntrv To Make the But BeU.Cr All that en tel tamment ( os lmot;t.v) .... mmd twenty thou.!:iH.Ild It dldu t 2 A:;slst others who need my mean a11ythins: eXcf'pt that some paper sltulled patriots were ma.klng hr 1> In the club a.nd In th ..... ,~ more money than they dese1 ved munltv 3 Sa on Ume at all mefllnl!""' 4 B attentive to details n 1" 1 Now were back to normal again ln rnetlflnt{. Dl sl ness men arc watching the 'i Surpass prevlous recm d" \ ;.ore once more and allowing the 6 Set nn eXample of good Sl.o 1 1college OOys to tflke care of Broad -1 II ClUB I mA.nshlll in I:XIth winning and Jc~ 1 VillY after dark At the Ia: L me tlnp: or tnC' 6" lnu: So club the coll8tltutlon and b 7 Be a. good co-operator In ~> ! N011CE OF PUBLIC HEARING 11\\\"l'j; were adopted ft'lr the YcP 1mdertak1np and learn the follow On The Grea.t Bend Specla.l Board HI o an objective prQilr.tm for •I In I o r F.dlln.t.lun Budret vear 1~as adopted Plans n1"e 11 1m t lt Ftranye that Prll'"..c' C Ulld I he Ladle:; Aid and tile Ha.p I 1 rnd Kinp:s 1 y Husllet s class an en~rta mment df'l way fu a big cnterta.lnm f I Atld clcwns that c l}JCr In .. Oen 1 Code Sec f)625 22 1\1 bi Mlvc n Monday evl'nlng lit and play to be given by the girl ..: the club Norman Thehw will duEt rinKS Notice Is hereby gl\lell that on ll1 l he M E ch urch The object being the play August 4 Is the d.lL" I And common tolkt IHLe you " 111 da.y of July 1933 11.t 1.1 o clock r I to repleulsh the kitchen utensils ri ct Thf! ObJecthe program tor I me M a public hearing will be held '"'he wtertammenl p1omlses a J\ 1P build rll tor eternity n the Budget prepared by the !Dr fill nnd lhe admls..'!lon \\ill onl~ vear Is as follows I Complete 4 H clothing and And to each 16 given a h l Gl eat Bend Special School Dlsttld bt b1lng a k1tchen 81 hcle o.nd canning project And make ?.t tooltl ut Meigs Couflty Ohio fm the next enjoy )ourself ka.<:t one article extra A shapete511 masa and a book ~ncceedlng ns~al }ear ending Dec 2 Ralee mo)ley to tlnanco ... Rr rules e nber 31s~ 1934 I ROY SCOUTS girl a t"lp to camp .-.nd each must m11.ke e 1c l'o Such hearing wilt be ht!!d at the 3 Exhibit some of w nown I st: hool hou.se " local or ccmmllnlty a stepp 1 g 4 Remembpr 1 our APPENthCITitt ATTACK Ear.J Bb&».e young farmer Jlvln!!" 1\bout two mllcll east of Racine suf fercd an attack uf appetldlcttls rhur.sday o! lu.st week and was a H•ry sick man fm sc\eru l days DtR.StiC Je mediel:) were adm in!.sterPd p T A MEETING I bY Dr Philson and the last word The Pa•etlt Tenchers AssoclatiiJn 1m a C:ll a Monday morning blight and early from the beliB!de reports hllll tm tll hold the next meetln~ WednesR short while lunge! 1c.ur of ou1 local ~ouths packed povlng slowl) c av July 12th The change of the tt.elr griPIJ and le!l lor Lhe Nation l l lc being due to the 1egular meet If .l\1 Utt ern anc1 th eH e uthet dtu e dcvll an m~n we1 e al Military Camp at Ft Thomas CH1LDRENS DAY SERVH E:s 11 g mght falling on July 4th ThiS 1 erformmg deeJ:-; tbe.:-.uu PI~ of \d!l h would ImproH the K~ where Lhey wtll go In tratnln[l; Chlldlf'ns Da senlcf's nt lhe M I rt eet lng Y.ill be fOI parents teach• 11 I me s light exlUHe tor fot four weeks They were wm Y u;; and children The children will world's liVIHtiUil, t h ~ ~ e wou < JC 1"10 .am Bentz Oren Nease Earl Hal E chmch Sunday mormng wa:. h1 e nlel~ed during the evening their cuntii\UIIlbf theu tonlhardv tl.LtK But slnce thu \\Utld din anrl Junior stewart There altended by»- !>~rgl and atJPrec a 1 tl Be 8 4 H 1 b farther alon" h~ \\elc several other appllcanUi from t1ve audc!nre The p10gran \\a::; a lc w 0 cu 0 tS nut anv the \\1:->l't t\ ll ls •1' 1 LtlOI! ~' !IV he•e buL they were turned dov.on by ve1y mteJestlng one and wdt 11'11 •· th rtred M•s Lamn Eckert and Miss Mar their attempted explotls then s p ectat ular .stun~<o-11.. are nu 1 Uncle su.m that no new rec1u1ts 1 trt~t Hunter of Pittsburgh were lllg ~ hort ot joolhat<.ly .Lul l ,\11\ mnn wtt h dependents haslwere being llccept.ed this year sUFlE K.. f) A ST ROKF. rnlllng on Mrs Carrie Cowdery If t I cent1y h o un 1-:LECTRICAL STORM /\message to M1s Harrv CUJtL" Mr and Mrs 0 E Sayre 2Mrs 10 nght to needlc:sr;h , 1nd looltshlv t XtlD:o;c 1mse I, h Ul tl t he muy Win A sLm m :.wooped down 011 us Monday afternoon I rom Antlqttlty L B 11 d Rc d M 0 j utmal dungeJS Htmply oll l C g. m e U\ from the west Saturda~ evening l ..,tatcd hcl Jo.thtl S B S hain suf rJ.'u~as le~ H~~nt la:t ~~ursd~sy In .:orne fl eeti ng popuhutt) It .., t1m1 t/J protect the publicitY and while there wo.s a vety light I fe1ed u stwke ami Mrs Cwtu; lett Columbus The pulpose of the trJp ll t teet himself of hl!i 1a ln fall It wa.s one or the severe~:~t I lt once for tJls bedside His coJ.Hil \ s to p has the ew Wlll0 rma seeker hum htmsclt 1f ht' WI 110 P 10 I e€ctrtcal storm11 that has been tun l.s comudercd \en c1 ilJCal ~ the ~~~~ Sc~ut Tr~p caseij 111 th~n The con-vention lt.&elt would take place hi a. lot or hotel rooms with plenty of brandy and sod& The boy& would tell atorlell slap each other on the bac:ks and bout how t'ley were knccldng Wall Street fm :~. double row of tai.Be teeth 1 MATTERN IS FOUND TJ1AT Jimmy Mattern ha!J'O~f th~ £o:tunat~ !n· n"E'lltlt BtJIJUi:ll , !{ ~ dJvldOal m the 1 J erio tman ~c of a mfrac1e, If he ta ns . .~ d Mrs J M Speucer expenence I h WISe u~ he ~ hould Le tollow!llg hlM n:urowmg tria R e l o. teeth pulling ordeal one day last h hie ot dangt!l and thnlls m JUSbce to hiS I wt>ek when she went to Pomeroy \\I II f orto.a k e t e and ha.d one doZen cxlracted fnnuly and select a mannct of hv1 •l:r which Will ensure -h t'l st n e\en rh.Jnce to remain with hi S fellowmen Oli'F ro TRAINING CAMr own took pla ~"c in JWl& The weath- NEWS row - add.reuetl an SUnday, JulJ 21 On SUnday, 30th,Oothe Dot.ed& rresident ot JUJ)' Albury 11-e Middleport Ohio �aU'HDAY, JULY I, 11U 'I'll!: DAILY TII!BUNJl"'f'OMEROY, O!IIO. ~ li4fi.Y nPIIliD lZcperlJne, Tfpe like this '(10 pt.) lOc ' per ilne. T!'llO U..e thla (I ~· me per Une) <6 anrq:e word& make a Une.J .. ,. ot 1/ea.'Yer , Weat Qnton ue Tbe publlahers will , be respons1b1e only !or one mcorrect. m!ertion of any ad'Yort.18etnent. Erro ~a 1n advertiBementr. snlluld be reported tmmedial• 1y. .. ~vertilement will be taken lor leSB than a rr,lnimum charge ol twent-!1ve cents for each inser- - her p&r~ .., ~· wHoller an<lt~l!i aftemQDD. _, • I GREAT BEND t Bilpd19' '!'i~ q..~ ecM and (•i;!Jir "' Kr. "11<1 ~ 1J. l4rl, ~d YO!IJ18 I Drq ..... tv'..Dr~ ke y~:; at.l) called MoPI>lfl& er mcet!ng at. a,.rrtsonvUle, Friday ~nin1. ' I Jfr&l Wm. MoBJt.Uill. at}d family ot Columbus. came Sunday for sr\'!~ ­ (_ r~ day~· vlsJt wtth her part'llts, Mr. and Mr&. J Reda Win; Cardinals and Gianta Lose Games; ,... • ' , Sox Win R. Promtt , and famUy. · M. B . McCc nntck left Frid&y for his home ot Chllllcnth':l , J . J. Purboo lett Wt.dnt:ISday f or Clncinno.tl wtth o stop-over w.lh. h!s c:=>n . L c Purbee and fa.mll y. kr a few days. Mrs Ch1L6 Hall visited rela tives There's Always a hearty welcome for yot1 at The Hotel Chlttaa• at Evaru., W Va.., la&t week . Rob::rt Ihle and tister , Ma bel and Mtss Hilda Shiel& of near Clnclnnatl, spent the week end ., lth M: L. Furbee am' family. II '-'1 - r r 10 P"1 liM o r - o to !d qa.dit} 1•,. Mlatibic.. U.terme Tooth Pute, ..,.d• bythe!Ukea NOTICE oflJ.tadae, .,....a lo ,....,In •l•l'f:• t.m.. •t ~ N- ' MAGGIE• . W. VA. INS 8 por1,s Yi.fH Cl NC'\'/ Y >1~ . Jul y 8.- IN s- It b· gan to look Leda y as thouGh n. w> I goodbye for the New Yo! k Ya .. 1 I keeo rtiP: ..JIOU':iE OF HOer'ITALJTY .. I Buy handkerchiefs with what it saves Mr. and l4fs. H. l!l. By COPELAND C f.UJRG I --- o~ Biucll, Jilunday. , MJq Elolle ~rice spent $everal da)'e lMt week With Cora cona:ron <;f ReedsYiUtt, 0 . Mr1. Dane. Wo.l{o Dl\4 children cnllecl on Mr¥. P. M. KeD~, Satur.. day evenil}l. ~lurd&J. Bev~ Oro n~~:n .al.knded ijo<:l5t- I on Jel.ther near Pea<..-e church Own- 1199o' 1), ·g; !'ar· B&xon. . 0. Man. an~ In Pqnerpy, I su ccess I I ANTIQUITY ' Oblo. ;I .!Lra. Oljl(pr~ Weocla .hu J!jl h~· day lueot. 111111 Dom L&rllbu. ldt.l and MrS. 1). l'· t'rl"'' "'111 d.><eb~· Sillll. · """· ae.r.. - W. R. Pal'.!l\!10 ~ 1~ s~l I Cotu\ Sired. over Smith'• Found- Bli.!IAW 1 BYRON BING, M. p. uon. olra vlll~tinl 1 rea\lltll to you. Four .. ~ ...._-,. ~-· Oljd !auUI1 &114 ll.fr. &l;l,j! ur., D. 0 . Bpew:er 911Ued G:..D The ad lwr will gladly &t~Si&t you tf cle&J-t")d, 110 the.t the copy for your ad 1a prep.;.. .:d 1n such a maruler aa to bring the 1reateat POUND - Trust" Head ·in London . ""'<l!>n open~ Bunlllly wllll 1 1 Oonaecutive tnaert1ona tor .,nee 2. • 1 conaecuUve wsert-10na for price ~trOlct A. I'. lllnJOr I!Utiiliy Mr. and Mrs. Ohulle Bmllb of 1 :Morrie reaqtJt. 0 . o. Gill was a Galbpolle v18ltor Ill. llld lira J. L. Morehead ol Eatbrclay. ~ville ~ on their daqht.er, l !.fr. and Mra. Jetiie sweeney of Mn Thelm• Orr TU8$day. , Toledo are vl.&lt1n11 her parents, J4r. ~mel &Ira. Arthur Orr and Mr. and Mn. ft .A. l:lt~ llday. d•Oll!l~r. ~riiYn were Sqnd&y 1 Mra. J , D. Bov;en Is not so well 111<811 ol . lot. TheiiB tncllamlly ol ot the J)l'e<enl UnJe J)ortu. . )~Jrs. tva Washlngtan who h~ Nollon Torrence an« f!UniiY qf ' l'ten 6taYtn& 7.~ ~ her sl5ter-Jn- la\t Re~4!'YWe •:rtt l'r141.l w1th their Mrs, Bowen rEt urn ed to ~ er home •on, Roltn~ T~tdce Jild family . lu West Vlri !rUa S!Jnday .and her Mr. &nd Mra. ~· Horton of ue1ce Mrs Ina E;rwln came to help ( 1olwnbU1 spent the week end Cl11"1!1 for her o. unt. with Mr. and Mra. A H. Ba.Uey. MtiS 14!na J ohnson a nd son Oeo. Dale Rhodes and family or New were P omer oy anci Middlepor t viol· Brighton are vl.tlnl relatives here. tors Wedn!sday . Mr .and M:ra. Ralph Prank. and. Juanita McKinney waa called to Mrs. J . B. Ptant e:pent Thursday Pomeroy th e past week where she eventna with Mr. ancJ Mrl:i. John : ho.s e mplo~·meot. , Myen of Pomeroy. · Mr. and Mrs. David WalkeT were Mr~. Anna. Stnaer or Old Town ' nt Pomeroy Wedn e~;day. waa a recent sueat of Mrs. A. H. , Ba.ney. E i TOWN Ola McNamee who has spent several weeD &t Letart. came home I Saturday eventna. I The Old To~n Farm Wom C'n'~ Mr. and Mrs. Herman Carson a nd club met R.t I he home of Mt-. Rt l· sons S . E. ~ruaaell and sons Ha r- pt'rt R1cr la,:t Wed:lC5da y aflnrolct and Bobby, Mrs. R&ymond noon 'Tile topic was led by ~.1r~ FFrank and Constance Trusse ll May Roush . Rev. 0 . H . Carder wa.~ \!Ct'e guests oC Wilson LewiB and 1 a g-uest at U1·· meeti ng r.nd gave I SJ n ln terf!:sting teport of the mt nls· 1 famUy ot BidQ.•eU Sunday. Murl Tru!>BE'l lot Chester called on t ers ccn ferc ncc whi ch h e att~mf"d I home t'olkB Saturday evening. I a t J achons l'.'trlls. t 1 <Jf' r 11 t•dc RrJush :ltld 1., 1, 1• A!;.l!tstal'_)t Secretary of St~te Raymo!ld Maley (left), confidential adviser .. I M , . , , ,1 1,. 11n P m~llrlf' nt Roo~e v~lt, p1ctured With Herbe1·t Bayard Swope, outsWe th n m e r; uf l5 :S 1n the homl' f ' 11lw l:IHl ft•r on cc ha llm London where the economic parleys are bemg h~ld C, Roush. ,1 , Mul e:,. Ill actlllg a~ ha1 3on ~t•twr>cn the Pretlidcqt and the American Jelc~ fhc V.H~ntJ on Bible school hcd ' gatwn to tht: conference. FOMEROY, OHIO. at Beth el ch uJc h last week l'.a..s a TJPI' lik.. 1 and ~tBrain OLD SALEM ol Raclno called on 0. 8 . and D. D. en~. Kr. aud Mrs. Clllorlel Nellon .S t.C: f 1 0. N • ~ Mor:r~ P . E. -· · lin. Rulli TUCJ.P! ""Utd on MI'L l:<hel lln)I!J> tatilr!!J onur.oon. CJ.~$' ! fF I ED . A~V:E.WT1SltH1, . l SA:SHAN Columbus, Ohio. Perfect L·•cation .... Service .. /. .Comfort Rates surprisingly. low $1.50 to $2.80 Famous Purple Cow ~offe'e ~hoppe Club l'lreakfast 25c to 50c lunctecn !li:-t Dinner 50c and '~ol. · Silver Ball Room for Dane.!! Private Dininll' Rooms ...., it . . . . to..olllhlpd protK111 JOUIIM!il. .._ <D•er 11 M•er 7011 .,~17 fS. • ,..., our 50f dn11frlcw. BIIJ thlap J<DII ooed wh.h tbu •'~~"'­ llllldkerchN!Io rrt muelr • .....u.... t...blrt n.. _. ... CHITTENDEN HOTEL Sprlnr aad Ulrh GEO. A. WEYDlG. Maaac"er ' . ~ •••.•..•••• ,., ••..•••... ''llt.•' •.•• - . ~ ! ·''* ;, '. - FOR REN'f-Two nicely ful'nlshcd rooms tor light housekeeping fa 00 par mpnth, corner house river front , 'down from the Middlcport ol_, electl 1-:: plon~, house No. 297 . - - FOR REN'I'- Wl1alcy Dcttlal 011\CJ'.S Can be divided to suit Lenant6 One omcc suitabl~ fur book shop. ReMony,blc rent, reasonable Lcn nnt.ll. Also !our room fiAt on Oourt St. Apply al. Wh~tlcy's or John Blair, Court St. 7-8-3t I ,.F l•'Oft.~REN-T-:::_Ftve- rOO;;u; u11d ba.Lil. 304: Sprinw; 7-7-3t Ave Phone Uolambat, Obfo. 300 n.oc:um 302-J BOOMS •1.00. UM BATH !1.50 DINING ROO~I AND t;OFP.EE SUOP RENT-Seven room how~e. modem, wash house and KllrH.8C on Meclmntc St. J . B Epple. FOR 7-5·3t. ~lll' NE\~ I S ALEBM~--;.;-=~rlt~.; DEAL. At'tcl' 30 :iClil s or 11 [I 1' cu1:1 tom ta.1lorlng. 1ww IIlli and I -..doter line utters sensatlouul new htgh quality, low p1lces . most lib- l eral commlsstons Money back: · suat11ntee. Real oppo<lunlty lo caab 1n on increased demand A. I G. Lyon nat~. Ohio.Tailoring Co Whitney's Wonder Horse Fireproof R11kl Reduced J oR RENT- Four room cottage lh Middleport. !t,rnlf!hed or unfur7-5-3t uiBhed Call 548-R. fo1 HOTEL COLUMBUS TOOTS AND CASPER .. - - · - - .....JG, • 1s THE -r.m DA"f' OF l lndcr S1mm 1\bnagemeot ALBA. C{'UR'I IIOTEL New Smyrna, Florida. r.o R-uom.-aG ISilths, llcatcd Write for Uooklrt and 1, !liE. '0~TEEN­ fliW btl!T CfJtn'ESl Steam Rale!j JAMES H BUTLER BE 1 WE6.N I! 9foo--rs j1 FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS By JANE GORDON LON6 V<'ALK5 DAILY! ' HEll MENU CE>N515 T5 I PORTIO"l!> OF ROAST MEM f~ 6 f•U!:. ~D !="OWL OR BROIL~ 0 FJ5H,WITH MAiNLY OF SMALL . PL allY OF Vfl.ETA6LE L I AN~ F'RUI"T! I'I1D,LIE 'f..alE 'fOILEI) J,,, "" c .. DIET? c40ES ~~ I I SLIMMIIIG SPORTSWEAR HOW A~E 'YOU qET1'1Nl:r ALONI., W\1'H '!'OUR FOR 5E1'1'tN4ANO UF E:\E.RCI~E~ I' ............ ·ah i::.M.i::. COLCt ,E:L ~loJOFER 1 tOLO~-...,~:~L HOOFE.ii>R~ 1 C1ncm·: :;·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ '- tl E LLV 1001'5 ANO 1 • Mattaipr , d •••, ... rrt4ll'ri a"d tlttdMA il'l l'arrs tJrtd 1fl1 /Mifi'ri'IJ art mt~dr. HI Nt<e:J YotrA-. .. Sonny ~ORKMAN _. \. Look al the slendtrhiniJ panel at tht front. # C V. IJHITAJEYS WOAIDERn/1.. S- It 1!1 nrost atttac:tive carnf!d oul ln a ~tlk c:te{\r: pnnt m bl;ack and wtulr: white crrpc gunupe. Self. f'•brio covt:rc.d bullou s make a - ---- BREAKS '!11E HEARTS prt:tty tfim down the front of the guimpe. OF 0'11-lER COLTS ! Another detightti.rl scheme i:~. poww de-r-'btue lia'cn wtth white organd&e u. J6 lllld Jd , 10. ---~------- -- ~- Finalists at Wimbledon l>y Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma questions politely and are glad to take the trouble to supply information wanted. They help to make better buameu. Tim #tJJttr• il rtcd, ,for i"'mtJtall dtliC!trJ. 11 i1 hrul rJIJ. fl~w Ill ~- DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? In lhe atorea of your city you will find obliaing clerks whv greet you with a smile, wait on you courteopsly, anawer your ammpoo. Tlit ~.,,. N•. 1071 mliJ bt ,,._ ldin.td j,. ,;.,, Mr•, Ol •r ~ P11y11lm tt11fl SOl · ~ ot Portland wc1 e Monday co. \lets of MtsllaHUl Mr. and Mrs Otha Chcle a.nd VICTORIES! (laughl.els spent Sunday the guests I ,,f Mr atJd, Ml s Steve Hilton and '-----------------,~ fromtly of Dcwltts Run Darrell. Betryl and Earl Taylor )'2:'AR- OLD. were sunday e"nlng caners ot McKenz!e. "tHE GREAT SON OF Lester Mr and Mrs In\ Hill ~ pe nt ,- - PEIJ~"IlT· SWIIoiG!f..lG WHo HAs RIDDEN EQUIPOISE Ttl MANY SENSATIONAL. A woman ra.lhcr ht<lvlly J,utlt i>esidc ! youthful ligurr:s could wear this shmming sports drr:n. Qfl.TitHe )'attert~~ WE.ll,I'IISS M'NA~V,'IHE GlfaS , Gdtina the buaineao ia not always a aelfiah propoaition. RJRELY lt1AGINAii2Y· --'!HERE ARE Send llii centl (in ttatnP:s or coin) to t"a¥liPll Jl.~trc;-au.. y(thJ, cardully and~ p'faintt )'our( name and full a'dctrtl•; t~ narhbtt -of t'he pattern •nd tll• aiu you "ant. N<) SUCH GIRLS-··00 I ~y lO Dr.?AW '!HEM AS 'TWE ltl LiFE AS- Mod.fn buainesa entaila a certain amount of service that ia of sa much int,ereat to tile b11yer u to the •eller. . Aiidrt:•i tciur littCt It the folloW• Mr.if order houaea succeed bec.uae they adv11rtiae. You can beat them at their !IWII ~rame by adverti,illll in yo11r loc:al paper. ip.,,YfV' : , • I ~&IIY citiae111,W01JJcll;!e pl~antly 111rpriae4 ,hi• Coapon iilled out will I.Jrr ::Jr \ p.it:t~r11 ; . ' ~, l' r:;o. J07S, '' /· ' <~o. ~ ~··' ' ' •iz~-. to \ ~ their DIOIIOY At lt!!ltlll• 1 ,:t .,o\.,~~~~ll~•'-~~lf ~·~~y li~~rs·r'!w,~e,r.r. . ......... . ..... . . .. .. .. . . 'I' Name •• A'ddreee .. . . ., ....... . ' .. . .. .. .. . . '. • if they were to inveatiapte the vario111 l1i11d• 4n~ claaaea ~f mt~rchapdis~ Q\ttain· t~ble in tlteir cit;y. WiJjl tliialtnowledae, they Jhould apqnd, all I . . . . --.. any . ... \ . a,pv ~T'IiOMf:! ,, ., ' ·' .\ '-~ '· .'• • I •' . . . .. . , �aU'HDAY, JULY I, 11U 'I'll!: DAILY TII!BUNJl"'f'OMEROY, O!IIO. ~ li4fi.Y nPIIliD lZcperlJne, Tfpe like this '(10 pt.) lOc ' per ilne. T!'llO U..e thla (I ~· me per Une) <6 anrq:e word& make a Une.J .. ,. ot 1/ea.'Yer , Weat Qnton ue Tbe publlahers will , be respons1b1e only !or one mcorrect. m!ertion of any ad'Yort.18etnent. Erro ~a 1n advertiBementr. snlluld be reported tmmedial• 1y. .. ~vertilement will be taken lor leSB than a rr,lnimum charge ol twent-!1ve cents for each inser- - her p&r~ .., ~· wHoller an<lt~l!i aftemQDD. _, • I GREAT BEND t Bilpd19' '!'i~ q..~ ecM and (•i;!Jir "' Kr. "11<1 ~ 1J. l4rl, ~d YO!IJ18 I Drq ..... tv'..Dr~ ke y~:; at.l) called MoPI>lfl& er mcet!ng at. a,.rrtsonvUle, Friday ~nin1. ' I Jfr&l Wm. MoBJt.Uill. at}d family ot Columbus. came Sunday for sr\'!~ ­ (_ r~ day~· vlsJt wtth her part'llts, Mr. and Mr&. J Reda Win; Cardinals and Gianta Lose Games; ,... • ' , Sox Win R. Promtt , and famUy. · M. B . McCc nntck left Frid&y for his home ot Chllllcnth':l , J . J. Purboo lett Wt.dnt:ISday f or Clncinno.tl wtth o stop-over w.lh. h!s c:=>n . L c Purbee and fa.mll y. kr a few days. Mrs Ch1L6 Hall visited rela tives There's Always a hearty welcome for yot1 at The Hotel Chlttaa• at Evaru., W Va.., la&t week . Rob::rt Ihle and tister , Ma bel and Mtss Hilda Shiel& of near Clnclnnatl, spent the week end ., lth M: L. Furbee am' family. II '-'1 - r r 10 P"1 liM o r - o to !d qa.dit} 1•,. Mlatibic.. U.terme Tooth Pute, ..,.d• bythe!Ukea NOTICE oflJ.tadae, .,....a lo ,....,In •l•l'f:• t.m.. •t ~ N- ' MAGGIE• . W. VA. INS 8 por1,s Yi.fH Cl NC'\'/ Y >1~ . Jul y 8.- IN s- It b· gan to look Leda y as thouGh n. w> I goodbye for the New Yo! k Ya .. 1 I keeo rtiP: ..JIOU':iE OF HOer'ITALJTY .. I Buy handkerchiefs with what it saves Mr. and l4fs. H. l!l. By COPELAND C f.UJRG I --- o~ Biucll, Jilunday. , MJq Elolle ~rice spent $everal da)'e lMt week With Cora cona:ron <;f ReedsYiUtt, 0 . Mr1. Dane. Wo.l{o Dl\4 children cnllecl on Mr¥. P. M. KeD~, Satur.. day evenil}l. ~lurd&J. Bev~ Oro n~~:n .al.knded ijo<:l5t- I on Jel.ther near Pea<..-e church Own- 1199o' 1), ·g; !'ar· B&xon. . 0. Man. an~ In Pqnerpy, I su ccess I I ANTIQUITY ' Oblo. ;I .!Lra. Oljl(pr~ Weocla .hu J!jl h~· day lueot. 111111 Dom L&rllbu. ldt.l and MrS. 1). l'· t'rl"'' "'111 d.><eb~· Sillll. · """· ae.r.. - W. R. Pal'.!l\!10 ~ 1~ s~l I Cotu\ Sired. over Smith'• Found- Bli.!IAW 1 BYRON BING, M. p. uon. olra vlll~tinl 1 rea\lltll to you. Four .. ~ ...._-,. ~-· Oljd !auUI1 &114 ll.fr. &l;l,j! ur., D. 0 . Bpew:er 911Ued G:..D The ad lwr will gladly &t~Si&t you tf cle&J-t")d, 110 the.t the copy for your ad 1a prep.;.. .:d 1n such a maruler aa to bring the 1reateat POUND - Trust" Head ·in London . ""'<l!>n open~ Bunlllly wllll 1 1 Oonaecutive tnaert1ona tor .,nee 2. • 1 conaecuUve wsert-10na for price ~trOlct A. I'. lllnJOr I!Utiiliy Mr. and Mrs. Ohulle Bmllb of 1 :Morrie reaqtJt. 0 . o. Gill was a Galbpolle v18ltor Ill. llld lira J. L. Morehead ol Eatbrclay. ~ville ~ on their daqht.er, l !.fr. and Mra. Jetiie sweeney of Mn Thelm• Orr TU8$day. , Toledo are vl.&lt1n11 her parents, J4r. ~mel &Ira. Arthur Orr and Mr. and Mn. ft .A. l:lt~ llday. d•Oll!l~r. ~riiYn were Sqnd&y 1 Mra. J , D. Bov;en Is not so well 111<811 ol . lot. TheiiB tncllamlly ol ot the J)l'e<enl UnJe J)ortu. . )~Jrs. tva Washlngtan who h~ Nollon Torrence an« f!UniiY qf ' l'ten 6taYtn& 7.~ ~ her sl5ter-Jn- la\t Re~4!'YWe •:rtt l'r141.l w1th their Mrs, Bowen rEt urn ed to ~ er home •on, Roltn~ T~tdce Jild family . lu West Vlri !rUa S!Jnday .and her Mr. &nd Mra. ~· Horton of ue1ce Mrs Ina E;rwln came to help ( 1olwnbU1 spent the week end Cl11"1!1 for her o. unt. with Mr. and Mra. A H. Ba.Uey. MtiS 14!na J ohnson a nd son Oeo. Dale Rhodes and family or New were P omer oy anci Middlepor t viol· Brighton are vl.tlnl relatives here. tors Wedn!sday . Mr .and M:ra. Ralph Prank. and. Juanita McKinney waa called to Mrs. J . B. Ptant e:pent Thursday Pomeroy th e past week where she eventna with Mr. ancJ Mrl:i. John : ho.s e mplo~·meot. , Myen of Pomeroy. · Mr. and Mrs. David WalkeT were Mr~. Anna. Stnaer or Old Town ' nt Pomeroy Wedn e~;day. waa a recent sueat of Mrs. A. H. , Ba.ney. E i TOWN Ola McNamee who has spent several weeD &t Letart. came home I Saturday eventna. I The Old To~n Farm Wom C'n'~ Mr. and Mrs. Herman Carson a nd club met R.t I he home of Mt-. Rt l· sons S . E. ~ruaaell and sons Ha r- pt'rt R1cr la,:t Wed:lC5da y aflnrolct and Bobby, Mrs. R&ymond noon 'Tile topic was led by ~.1r~ FFrank and Constance Trusse ll May Roush . Rev. 0 . H . Carder wa.~ \!Ct'e guests oC Wilson LewiB and 1 a g-uest at U1·· meeti ng r.nd gave I SJ n ln terf!:sting teport of the mt nls· 1 famUy ot BidQ.•eU Sunday. Murl Tru!>BE'l lot Chester called on t ers ccn ferc ncc whi ch h e att~mf"d I home t'olkB Saturday evening. I a t J achons l'.'trlls. t 1 <Jf' r 11 t•dc RrJush :ltld 1., 1, 1• A!;.l!tstal'_)t Secretary of St~te Raymo!ld Maley (left), confidential adviser .. I M , . , , ,1 1,. 11n P m~llrlf' nt Roo~e v~lt, p1ctured With Herbe1·t Bayard Swope, outsWe th n m e r; uf l5 :S 1n the homl' f ' 11lw l:IHl ft•r on cc ha llm London where the economic parleys are bemg h~ld C, Roush. ,1 , Mul e:,. Ill actlllg a~ ha1 3on ~t•twr>cn the Pretlidcqt and the American Jelc~ fhc V.H~ntJ on Bible school hcd ' gatwn to tht: conference. FOMEROY, OHIO. at Beth el ch uJc h last week l'.a..s a TJPI' lik.. 1 and ~tBrain OLD SALEM ol Raclno called on 0. 8 . and D. D. en~. Kr. aud Mrs. Clllorlel Nellon .S t.C: f 1 0. N • ~ Mor:r~ P . E. -· · lin. Rulli TUCJ.P! ""Utd on MI'L l:<hel lln)I!J> tatilr!!J onur.oon. CJ.~$' ! fF I ED . A~V:E.WT1SltH1, . l SA:SHAN Columbus, Ohio. Perfect L·•cation .... Service .. /. .Comfort Rates surprisingly. low $1.50 to $2.80 Famous Purple Cow ~offe'e ~hoppe Club l'lreakfast 25c to 50c lunctecn !li:-t Dinner 50c and '~ol. · Silver Ball Room for Dane.!! Private Dininll' Rooms ...., it . . . . to..olllhlpd protK111 JOUIIM!il. .._ <D•er 11 M•er 7011 .,~17 fS. • ,..., our 50f dn11frlcw. BIIJ thlap J<DII ooed wh.h tbu •'~~"'­ llllldkerchN!Io rrt muelr • .....u.... t...blrt n.. _. ... CHITTENDEN HOTEL Sprlnr aad Ulrh GEO. A. WEYDlG. Maaac"er ' . ~ •••.•..•••• ,., ••..•••... ''llt.•' •.•• - . ~ ! ·''* ;, '. - FOR REN'f-Two nicely ful'nlshcd rooms tor light housekeeping fa 00 par mpnth, corner house river front , 'down from the Middlcport ol_, electl 1-:: plon~, house No. 297 . - - FOR REN'I'- Wl1alcy Dcttlal 011\CJ'.S Can be divided to suit Lenant6 One omcc suitabl~ fur book shop. ReMony,blc rent, reasonable Lcn nnt.ll. Also !our room fiAt on Oourt St. Apply al. Wh~tlcy's or John Blair, Court St. 7-8-3t I ,.F l•'Oft.~REN-T-:::_Ftve- rOO;;u; u11d ba.Lil. 304: Sprinw; 7-7-3t Ave Phone Uolambat, Obfo. 300 n.oc:um 302-J BOOMS •1.00. UM BATH !1.50 DINING ROO~I AND t;OFP.EE SUOP RENT-Seven room how~e. modem, wash house and KllrH.8C on Meclmntc St. J . B Epple. FOR 7-5·3t. ~lll' NE\~ I S ALEBM~--;.;-=~rlt~.; DEAL. At'tcl' 30 :iClil s or 11 [I 1' cu1:1 tom ta.1lorlng. 1ww IIlli and I -..doter line utters sensatlouul new htgh quality, low p1lces . most lib- l eral commlsstons Money back: · suat11ntee. Real oppo<lunlty lo caab 1n on increased demand A. I G. Lyon nat~. Ohio.Tailoring Co Whitney's Wonder Horse Fireproof R11kl Reduced J oR RENT- Four room cottage lh Middleport. !t,rnlf!hed or unfur7-5-3t uiBhed Call 548-R. fo1 HOTEL COLUMBUS TOOTS AND CASPER .. - - · - - .....JG, • 1s THE -r.m DA"f' OF l lndcr S1mm 1\bnagemeot ALBA. C{'UR'I IIOTEL New Smyrna, Florida. r.o R-uom.-aG ISilths, llcatcd Write for Uooklrt and 1, !liE. '0~TEEN­ fliW btl!T CfJtn'ESl Steam Rale!j JAMES H BUTLER BE 1 WE6.N I! 9foo--rs j1 FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS By JANE GORDON LON6 V<'ALK5 DAILY! ' HEll MENU CE>N515 T5 I PORTIO"l!> OF ROAST MEM f~ 6 f•U!:. ~D !="OWL OR BROIL~ 0 FJ5H,WITH MAiNLY OF SMALL . PL allY OF Vfl.ETA6LE L I AN~ F'RUI"T! I'I1D,LIE 'f..alE 'fOILEI) J,,, "" c .. DIET? c40ES ~~ I I SLIMMIIIG SPORTSWEAR HOW A~E 'YOU qET1'1Nl:r ALONI., W\1'H '!'OUR FOR 5E1'1'tN4ANO UF E:\E.RCI~E~ I' ............ ·ah i::.M.i::. COLCt ,E:L ~loJOFER 1 tOLO~-...,~:~L HOOFE.ii>R~ 1 C1ncm·: :;·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ '- tl E LLV 1001'5 ANO 1 • Mattaipr , d •••, ... rrt4ll'ri a"d tlttdMA il'l l'arrs tJrtd 1fl1 /Mifi'ri'IJ art mt~dr. HI Nt<e:J YotrA-. .. Sonny ~ORKMAN _. \. Look al the slendtrhiniJ panel at tht front. # C V. IJHITAJEYS WOAIDERn/1.. S- It 1!1 nrost atttac:tive carnf!d oul ln a ~tlk c:te{\r: pnnt m bl;ack and wtulr: white crrpc gunupe. Self. f'•brio covt:rc.d bullou s make a - ---- BREAKS '!11E HEARTS prt:tty tfim down the front of the guimpe. OF 0'11-lER COLTS ! Another detightti.rl scheme i:~. poww de-r-'btue lia'cn wtth white organd&e u. J6 lllld Jd , 10. ---~------- -- ~- Finalists at Wimbledon l>y Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma questions politely and are glad to take the trouble to supply information wanted. They help to make better buameu. Tim #tJJttr• il rtcd, ,for i"'mtJtall dtliC!trJ. 11 i1 hrul rJIJ. fl~w Ill ~- DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? In lhe atorea of your city you will find obliaing clerks whv greet you with a smile, wait on you courteopsly, anawer your ammpoo. Tlit ~.,,. N•. 1071 mliJ bt ,,._ ldin.td j,. ,;.,, Mr•, Ol •r ~ P11y11lm tt11fl SOl · ~ ot Portland wc1 e Monday co. \lets of MtsllaHUl Mr. and Mrs Otha Chcle a.nd VICTORIES! (laughl.els spent Sunday the guests I ,,f Mr atJd, Ml s Steve Hilton and '-----------------,~ fromtly of Dcwltts Run Darrell. Betryl and Earl Taylor )'2:'AR- OLD. were sunday e"nlng caners ot McKenz!e. "tHE GREAT SON OF Lester Mr and Mrs In\ Hill ~ pe nt ,- - PEIJ~"IlT· SWIIoiG!f..lG WHo HAs RIDDEN EQUIPOISE Ttl MANY SENSATIONAL. A woman ra.lhcr ht<lvlly J,utlt i>esidc ! youthful ligurr:s could wear this shmming sports drr:n. Qfl.TitHe )'attert~~ WE.ll,I'IISS M'NA~V,'IHE GlfaS , Gdtina the buaineao ia not always a aelfiah propoaition. RJRELY lt1AGINAii2Y· --'!HERE ARE Send llii centl (in ttatnP:s or coin) to t"a¥liPll Jl.~trc;-au.. y(thJ, cardully and~ p'faintt )'our( name and full a'dctrtl•; t~ narhbtt -of t'he pattern •nd tll• aiu you "ant. N<) SUCH GIRLS-··00 I ~y lO Dr.?AW '!HEM AS 'TWE ltl LiFE AS- Mod.fn buainesa entaila a certain amount of service that ia of sa much int,ereat to tile b11yer u to the •eller. . Aiidrt:•i tciur littCt It the folloW• Mr.if order houaea succeed bec.uae they adv11rtiae. You can beat them at their !IWII ~rame by adverti,illll in yo11r loc:al paper. ip.,,YfV' : , • I ~&IIY citiae111,W01JJcll;!e pl~antly 111rpriae4 ,hi• Coapon iilled out will I.Jrr ::Jr \ p.it:t~r11 ; . ' ~, l' r:;o. J07S, '' /· ' <~o. ~ ~··' ' ' •iz~-. to \ ~ their DIOIIOY At lt!!ltlll• 1 ,:t .,o\.,~~~~ll~•'-~~lf ~·~~y li~~rs·r'!w,~e,r.r. . ......... . ..... . . .. .. .. . . 'I' Name •• A'ddreee .. . . ., ....... . ' .. . .. .. .. . . '. • if they were to inveatiapte the vario111 l1i11d• 4n~ claaaea ~f mt~rchapdis~ Q\ttain· t~ble in tlteir cit;y. WiJjl tliialtnowledae, they Jhould apqnd, all I . . . . --.. any . ... \ . a,pv ~T'IiOMf:! ,, ., ' ·' .\ '-~ '· .'• • I •' . . . .. . , �TJDl DAILY TRIBU!IE"""OIII:IIOY, OHIO. LANGSVILLE MAN IS BROUGHT TO JAIL fiREMEN BE~TEN MEIGS SPORTSMEN ARE ELATED .To Here BY ANNOUNCEMENT THAT BllDC~l ClERKS LAKEIS INCLUDED IN PLANS STOP -AT- BYRANT'S STAND 'lent ! New• Diueminated Excluaive1y by Daily Tribune, Chief "Bay" Roush, ... To Reocue b An· Mean• of Raia.ing Enthuaiaam Here5 Alao to Afford FO& BOllE HADE Work for Many Who ao"e Idle Now ICE CREAM - - ---- l'tihilated Gilea, Court Sten· O(ITapher Appointed By Court ~CT APPR~VEO Help Yourself To These Woman Beads N. E. A. PITTMAN'S M~N Pl~N Bl "New Deal" In Cotton In· duatry To Berin July 17 Committee At Ec~mic Conference To Decide On Propoaal A.ma1.ing Tale DEFINES WORK WEEK WOULD USE GOU> - 'fRE RUN COUNTS The lli'IDmiBili as to whether a run coantll when n. double play Is completed after a fly ball Is caqht, has , 0n1e up be• fore The play \l(hlch brourht II about Friday evcnlnr Is as fo1lowtl• ODe man Olf'- runntrt on Chfrd an!t PJect'nd. baU4·r hit a ny to uutrltld which is cau:rl:!l 1unner soor•nr after the ralt:h before the runner at t~ccond Is retired on a douhl.- play followina the catch The run DOES cnunt tl'caUiie thtt fOJ'Oe' pta.y In qdMUon R not like one wherein "" runnllr is "for etl" to another b:a.<re by a bfttt.er.., Tit!: .I'Pilner 111 thL H c:tu>e had aiMady tellf.hed s•r 11nd ha.ae a...,. wu tttlred em 11. plav slmUu.r W otll'! rcl'ltdting hat! he 11trayetl too flU' fron'l Uw b!Uie an4 b1:en 'lu-own ool by thl'! catcher ur oth ~r ~lt•\df'i bdorll b1• t'ould return Cho.rlt>.s M:attln, 16, colored was placed in the county jail Friday evening wht-n he anlved here via !Jus trorn Clrclr.ville Martin Is 0.1 cused by uuthorltLt'S o40 stealing a watch from the Grue· qcr Buber Shop hew where he was formerly employed and when n.terroga.tet in regard to the theft (,,, ,., ,d t Sherur A o Traov thp.t he bad sto en the wat"h as aiJeeecf ~n~ u n uontlnued with his storv 1hat he had takPn the walch and o;:,;;hil~g;;;.;-o. M'ift to girl friend • 0 c In a jail cell t.o Twcnty ~ two am:ateur $1.95 AND $2.95 Prlu~r. 'Pomeroy c«mcluslon and facta one LAC£ DRESSES, PIQUES and ORGANDIES Just Arrived! will be l SILK DRESSES Cloalq 011t Odds ,!I.IUI.illdi f \" $1'95, at - I' or one ~ the ha.IJI)lness or all concern. '~ _....,..~lfiiJ.in~ NoW:lfi "'q' """' ~WiJllld ----·-- T.he following wiener roallt thl'! home of Neas6 ,.,lases Mary Mildred, Florence Elizabeth Sauvage Lew"- ,$2.95, f ~ T. .-$3.95,, ' .vlere co.,.lderably .. ' ' Mo~ y ' St"lce quer· .. ' l t OF COURSE ALL OUR·EARL Y SPliNG COATS AND SUITS AT ~IG REDUCTIONS All New Sprinr Goods, Mootly Navy Blue A FEW BATHING SUITS ·All W</4, Now A Bir Lot of $1.00 ·DltESSES ' \ SOc $lao ' Were Mucb More. CHILDRENS DRESSES l>Q~'T FAIL TO SEE OUR [11\lf: OF PAJAMAS FOR MlDES and LADIES. LMOilt beautiful dresses, ar.;.;.,e(l. . ' );:ou will be pri~ ' .. $1.9~ ' l .. Ramblln' Kid • ~ (1a. pel'lftn) Snnd•1'" 111nd Monda:r One rroup of HATS One lot of New Sprinl( and Summer HATS lot die rllht lble f• "'Baqaln of Century .. This fi'GIIP IDohlctN Wlklk, tile coel ...,.. .. fl&iall ... 'Matinee Sunda.y bnnm, NaY7. aDd ~ tU lborb Plth~T~Md Uomedy ! 30 LIBERTY THEATRE Ml4dlepeft. Ohlo Soett, Vhienne ()sborftl:, H w...... In "SUPERNATURAL Shorts "Ftfe" obatetrleJans AU reque&t.ed that., ethl.ca.l reasons, they are not be quoted dlreet· EXPENSIVE Dt'tESSES in Summer shades ' All $10.00 values ........... '.. , ..... - .... 1 •• ·.- • A nice aelectiDII-"-AII.Sileo-Come Qiuek I • . ' ' I I ,vm;\lie 1PI1:G 0' MY HEART' "It's po~~~lble" aald another ''The U&ual result, I ml&ht add, Ia to des~ 10--1>18--l __ Mari•n Da•ln J Fal'ftll Mac at a I lllayed lmruedlalely a.t the !jle pl1X: e tllwz= maf<'h All 3 and MT!l. A S Arnnlrl 11nrl WlnnPr ol · ihr daughtPr MR.LY Virginln. oi Green:-; '>Yf' • • r ~ (' !1 IVf' a 1dvl'd hAt fo ~ .fill nlay "'tuner of champlonehip ' vlslt wUh the former s parents Mr t~rs~nd bracket 1 -H11rbrecht and Mrs John A10old or Harrlaon- f"lt twl1cr ?. - HH?.Oiton vs Hawk ( \ille and relrttiV('!:I ond friends In 1f-D Jenklno;lln vs LPifheit: 1 PomNO~ Mls.<i Fumces Hn.nlug of Athe~ ti. JeJl.ipsnn v~ 1 Vlluq:han 5 fi. J{arbi'~cl\t ' vs n va.u[l;ho.n, ,. ' :-! spending lhe week end with hl:h' Graber, bye Wlnnr!" of cne I < 1ste r MI.G., Mary Vlrglnla Haning ·n~ 1winnm or :l 3 wtll meet 4: f' A R Kni ght wos 1' b11slness visit· WIU' meet bye or tn CLn.ctnnDti Friday The doubles Mls.<i Martha Slagel who has been ... tt,endlng no;mal s~;hool tn W~s:h­ lows H D C arrlvt>d Friday Leo nn<l J Mees a summ('r with her par Murray vs Ltet.wl1er R Ma.neiiS·L Vaullhnn vs Ftl~t;;~;I•Vnd Mr~ John Sla.gel _ WPst wm1 brought horrw p Harbrecht Hnzelton·D the Holzer hospltnl ~t:m vs Qmber-Cllftord h i' has beeu undergoing lii~ condit ion If> repott ccl WIENER ROAST ·~lo't moet ~~ t~~~~~~I :th_·nJor~~~.,~-'r.-·~"=~:.:=;""':J~ I ~e~ond ''CHILD OF l'dANHA TT AN" to a definite with facts not wnre and RA.led s Drug '.l.Ye TONlGHT labor--And It l:n~ett 'nto btl.ch Hardwl\le to.:pn!Ollt lbe Memberll of thP 0&.11\had class of tl'-c410)1~'!t(.iOOc "' to enjoyed jtst what Umc th~v 'J!Lll !to;'li;;;·~·;~h nnd beach PRrty e~ t.o appear !or pi~'S' W Va Fr\riav f!Vf>a_ppenr at 1ht!, tenni~ ..~urt 11 hl,K , , I tO bCIJIU IL HPl w1\l 1e8ffil Ill William Morris or Columbus fttture ''1endlng the WL>ek end with h s Singles drawings wtlre .._!~!",~:~ uncle and aunt, Mr and ta{rs 'yVen· '11-Bla~wlu.-Sauva~e ~ de ll Betzing of E118t Malq sU'eet Frank DIPiero of Columbus re- •• Mullen, 3-Jed Mees turned tn CnlumblJK Fr1da.y af~r a flf!SSY, 4.-£¥lb Htes vs viHit her1• with t elfl live ~ n.nd •.--ot11.~r,... thr: Slmp!IOn M E church Miss Je89le Gray, school teacher or Philadelphia, who was elected president or the National Education Association Frid&y at Chicago. where the association ill. hold· jng its annual convention. M1ss Gray has been active in tbese In PerRonal~ word of .._a. Y•ut $1.00 e..._ The Demand for WHITE HATS Is at ita heiibt New..-...,•lllaJat. $1.00 ancl $1.95 CLOSING OUT TAMS- Your (:boice ..... ·---·- 25cand5Ck PRfSIOENT B~CK~ ~~[ r~R REPEAl It ~·r;;;_~;:~~;.:;~~ Tests Prove Man Vietim,()f Murder They qreed that by a method loug practlced with animals, the Ufe·lfvlng germ of a man can be j mechanlclllly transferred to a worn- Deadlock Blame Laid to U. S.' Door Neville Chamberlale PI Failur4!' of Aareement to Mr. Roose-..-elt Chemical Aaalpio Reveala Poi- Fauncl le Dead Mul'o Body ID ' i.m- -. HI~H DEUH TOlt IS RECORDED IN ~Hm HWEEK-E Statement Rooaevelt Ursina Support At Lead 15 Die As Reault Of Violenr.e In One Form or Otliu OF PLATFORM 10 DIE ON HIGHWAYS Hailed As "Clincher" To Make U. S. Wet By Chriatmao Six Are Killed In One Craah When Trolley Car Hits Auto e~nth amendment today assumed the proport.lons of any e.dmlnlstrat'on drive to whip the Democratic south Into Une against prohlbiUon The admlnlatre.c.ton s J.n11uence tecame a decl81ve factor In the prohibition war after President Roollevelt publicly appealed to the Democratic south to support his party's pls.tl,.Olm declaration for re peal I~ put his sl.amp or approval I on Ute repeal errorts of Poatmuttr General Jame11 L Farley who has l.een r9r urging Democratic leaden to ' fi11ht repeal In every state After the btrth of the three 1 he presklent II penonal appeal children. She 1Jy she said, madt was addressed particularly t.o Demthe miStake' ro permlttlng t.heil' ocrats In the .southern state& ot I teal tatht.r-the oth' r half ot the : bl.r.aare experunent o.ttrlbuted tr. Milwaukee July lO-INSDr Dunwoody- to come Into Ull' Beer Is responsible for Louts Shtlly home and visit th "" children Conti s bultous and ~ rtnu;on­ "And I fell In love with him" ahe ed proboacla testified. "It was only natural, I But It was Ute bung nnd guess Surely we could never have not the beverag:e D'et on the usual beslll of Jrlend· Wh1le tappmg a keg the ship" bWlg blew out .st.ruck Louis She was divorced hom 8belley, In lhe face At a hospital l!t:e but never married tha fa.· here it was found he had suffel'1!d a fractured nose sln~ leli Sanit:uy Grocery Is prov1dmg to be used In the pla.v l'hr tt!Qglq,s pl~y wUl begin prom· ptly at 8 o'clock Monday morning 1 \~~~:~: hearing before undeT the management of Tip Dye ~ nd each set thereafter will hi' J --·---- a ea and haUl'S broulht that lourmtrrwe nt ~ponsored by Dally 1'11lbune and several buslneAA men which wm Monday mornlrut n.t 8 o clock at Ebersbach court ofl the labor and social aervloe. preakled over by eovemmenl It considered \he most controvert:.ect question. ln the whole economic problem-wag· Dr Jobn Fmnklin Dunwoody i~> dead ~ revealed here !.ada)' that the ph.yslclan wh06e marvelOU5 scientific rilscovery, · accon::lln~ "' Mn1 Hommel enabled her tu t:d h\L'ilxmd h.o• ~>ettlement or a J.'iOO.OOO t'JSt&te put Ute case 1n the reoord.!i at 11 Los Court Batura:.... It was not untU the t.hl.t'd chi' J was ~veral months tid, she said, that ahe, fur the nrat time met thc.ll' father At that tlme she ~~&ld. fie Wtui the wUe of James Shelley o! De· trolt. Both she and her buabl.nd wanted chlldreLl, and It was with h~ r husband 3 coru>E'nt she aeJd that she took advontage or Dr Dunwoody 8 'marvelous scientlflc' discovery.. a a.rat.ely and live In competition "In the eyes or Ute wh.ole public there was a. great conferenef! among the very leaders of our tndustl')' NEW VOILES and NEW STYLES -- In Detroit July 10 - IN8-The onll' mBn who coukl tell lJl.e whole stan of Mrs Mae Hommel s thue 'scl- Little ebanp perature 1 have thna~ d:!i.UKhters by a mAn sh, Washln ton July lo-IN8--Th 1 aad move1 see 1 died .n 191~ g e 1 Mts. Hommel, sulr.( her divor~- cPmplugn ror repeal or the elght- day, because this law permits em· players to do by aereement Ul&t which none or them could do sep· 95c boys under the of 17 filed their entries to con•pel;, In lhe ancient atrocity went out Woft.an.'a f1.lr Ohio and Welt t.onl&:ht IUld 'I'UNdaY ' JUH ll~NT ~~ ~ entU\c chUdren, ' car. never speak Ao Buia For Curreny; French Minister Ia· auea ••wamlna'" Washinat.on, July 10--INs-...,n· i eel and approved by President II<><•· I evelt l.n hla'h terma the couon tile code today waa a reality or the COdes to be promu.Jaated der tbe "New Deal" In Industry n lfOeJ lnto efrect July 1'l Polntinl' to the slrntficence the event, PI"Mident Roosevelt "Child labor in thla Industry here abolllhed Alter years frultleaB etr.ort and dlscUS81on Whilie and colored, in voiles, lawns, percalles and A. B. C. materials. More than 500 drl1f!Ses to select from. Ant:nt - By T N SANDIFER INS Staff Oorresponc1ent NEW LINE OF LADIES DRESSES YOUNG LAD HELD FOR WATCH THEFT ' STHRING GH,UP By Adoption Of New A(ITHment I IS SENl TO CHIH EXECUTIVE "Child Labor" Eliminated BUSINESS IS FINE! We have been cloin11 a fine bualne.. for several months. Cuatomen tell ua we have a wonderful line of rood• at the rirht price. We always have new thinp to ohow you. SCIENTIFIC CONCEPTION IS POSSIBLE Accord ina to Telti· tnony of Physician• - AT8~0CK Bovs Must Be On 'Hand At Scheduled Time Or Forfeit Match uue .: . WEATHER FORECAST_; VI!'Jl~ LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. CllnN TEXTRE Firot Match Will Played At Ebenbach Court .. at , READEBS' NOTICE ,.... !t 14111 .w&Q the Newa Oftl.ce of The D&ll;r Tribune, call 236-L; If the Buslne118 Olllce ask for 202-R. ~f~;;~~i~~~~~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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