https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/78233ec325e003c0ca238084cb4352e9.pdf 59d9ef8ff5d3a89da9d338ea1b665150 PDF Text Text ., ' • Jl .. ' ~ l THURSDAY, JULY ll, UlSI omeroy Narrowly E$capes Blaze When· Mill Is Threatened .. NOTICE! - I! READERS' the Newo Office of The Dally LEASED WIRE VOL. VII NO. 249 unr at Tribune, call 236-L; If the Busfne!8 Office aok for 202-R. tr t'l'"i Nl!:WB IT'S lfi THE DAlLY 'f1tt&Un OF \ITEATHER FORECAST- • n ~6h,..-.,.,... too~abt Olld eotun~af Coc»tr Ba.turday. - W. Va.. : Cloud) , foUowe6 by 11howen bqinninllstt tonllht or Sr.i\ll'daJ. Wanner In extftme Eut p:ntlon t.:mlaht. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. 8Y POMEROY, OHI,O, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1933 PRICE THREE Ci'JN 'l~"> C AJlKJEil 16 CENTS B' m• ll ,._ r J400 Two · STATE ·oFFICIALS "UNDER FIRE" REVHATIONS ~ T BANKING INijU!Rf ABRHPOAE 5 2 l 1 0 0 5 0 1 4 1 0 3 0 0 1 4 0 412220 AH[ li'or a Conquetor SHRTUN~ 411000 402600 3 1 0 3 1 0 311900 3 1 0 1 2 0 34 7 8 27 10 0 8uPr Run (0) ftoueh, of ABRHPOAE 3 0 1 2 5 0 401500 Terrill, 2b 4 0 1 4 3 1 Wa.taon. as stanley, 3b 300142 Elaellteln, rr Jiarbrecht, r! Kimes, lb 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 9 0 0 Horn. It 300100 300020 3 0 1 1 0 1 Smith, p Wl!Uams c Total 30 0 4 24 16 3 Two base hits Watson 0 Guln~ ther, E Guinther Stolen bases G Guinther BaBe on balLs by Smith 5, by DemOBkey 2 Struck out by Demoskey 4 Double play Watson to Terrill to Kimes Left on ba..ses Little Ritz 8, Su- gar Run 3 First. base on errors Little Ritz 3 Earned runs Little Ritz 5 Runs battAOd In Quillen 2, E Guinther, 0 Guinther 2 Umpires Watson Davis, Mees Score by tnnlnes Sugar Run 123456789 T 000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 1 4 000000000 0 Runs Hits Opp errors Little Ritz Run s Hits Opp errqrs 0 0~ Removal Proceedings To Be Started Againat Tangeman, Fulton 'L~P-SIDEO" VUE fAV~RING HEP[~l f~RHAST IN IHfm Secretary lckeo Announces Allotment Of $115,513,611 Four Baoic Plano CoJDe To Govemmenl; Fifth Expected OTHER LEADERS, FOR. PROJECTS FROM STEEl FIRIItS .' Nearly all of Firat Allaca· tion Goeo For Federal Jobo Code Of Coal Industry h Given Immediate Attention ,. In Politico, . lneludlnc Dry leaders, Agree With Statetnent Columbus 0 , July 14--INSOovernor George White flatlY retwed today to discharge commeret director Theodore Tangeman and banking superintendent Ira J Fulton at the demand on congrBB!IlTlan Martin L Sweeney, Insurgent Cleve land Democrat. ' I have h11.d fuJI confidence In the Integrity btdustry and e.bllfty ol th~e men and nothing hlios been 1evealed up to thts time which would shake that confidence, the c-ovemru sald In a letter Lo Sween- fiery Cleveland ''hadThedemane<ea m.e ouscer congrell8ffiBn or the due to 'l!ensatiOJ;lai disclosures" produced ln the state senate investlpiton of the clo&ing or the ouardisn Trust two h1ah state ofllclab Irene Ferohe of Chicago. admJring the smnlJ plaster likeness of Gen. Italo Balbo, the work of Ralp:t- Gropp(, co BweeDey at Clevetr.nd sculptor, which will be presented to the Italian au· charged Fulton and TaJ18tm&n with "gross neglect or mjnister when he nrrives wJtb his. armada of twcnty-fotfr duty" a&9ertlni no steps had been planes at A Century of Progr~ss at Chirsgo. Many Drowned In Outing Accident tall:en by the ba.nttng ~:i~::'~ I to p~event or punish "• in~ · operatiom bly tio.nk omcJah! River Ellcursion Mia hap; 000 16 X 00020'b X 011010 ~ C~O[S SUBMITT£,0 BY INDUSTRIES IN REG~V[Rf M~ V[ Governor White S&ys Wet Victory Virtually Certain FOLLOWING HEARING Extreme La:w:neso Charged In Affairs Of Cleveland Bank I Newa Supprc..ed ~ Senate defUnct Guardian Trust eland orlale! Announcement that remova1 proceedinp would be' .atarted aa:ainst the two state offl.,b came ttom Congres&trlan M&rt.in L Bw~ e y, the Olllo Democratic a bitter clalih "'ilh A REAL USED CAR ·B'A~Gf<IN! A oi:w: cylinder 7·paueng~r Pa~kard; with g~d pain~ good upholstering, S good lites, ptactically new, motor overhauled tl.nd in A: 1' sh..,e.-Not Priced at what it is worth, but pri~ed to aell. s~<Thia Car Before You Buy A Used. G:ar at , I, I I 1 EBERSBACH FILLING ST ATIO'N Pomeroy, Ohio. · f , Thef\' will be fl meetlf!i or the U'lana,ers of t.he tJams ent.er:ed In t\le ,.P\>meroy recrettiOilall balJ lea~ Que at the .Junior btgl\ school play- Bandits Kill Cop In Payrolllloldup !~l~[t~ollo~l~ th~ gameby this It 'WILl! announced the Pete Mees All manager11 ' ~heir rapfesentativel' are urged W be present for the purpose of diBpcnaing with lU'gent 1Juslne88 matter~ pertainlnlf to the lee.~;cue Policemut ia Shot Down Cold Blooc!; $7000 Obtained in In Effort to Save Kille• Bandits From Electric Chair Oolumbua 0, July 14-INBof e. Cincinnati wcman who bared her love &ffalr with a married man, oovemor George White today srrant.cd 30-day reprieves to Joseph Murphy, l'l ann James Murr&y, 22, pelln!d yesterday atte1 noon Cincinnati negroes .acheduled to be leaving hls home ror a walk executed tonl8'ht for murder Moved by the dramatic CHOO~E YOUR TYPe noi NEW ' Straws l ·tr· ' '..,. • . e·. a:es. Soft Strawo in leghorn•, bankoko, Milano, Toyos, also Yeddo Sailors and smooth and rough atraws. . It' a good idea to have two on hand-and why not ' 11t thio low $1.45 OTHERS $1.00 to $2.45 PAJAMAS, 11enuine ecuadoriam Meigo County•' Old Reliable Store $3.95 • 1111" .' ' I' • • ' ·, . •• ' ' ' ' ' ' ap~al -:ss.9s . B.ut No ,f ire SEARCH FOR CURATOR New Haven COnn July 14- INHA wide search was under w~t :or to day ror Proteuor Raymond P Dougherty, Internationally curator or sterling memonul l.brury at Yale untversttr Professor Dousherty, ss. lfuap· • Nearo Dirt!!cta Them to Hi1 aome to lnveettrate Stolen Fire-arma ,, SqJ~ J' ~ .._ ,,; ' ..- ~ • Business is NOT Interrupted. Servtee and Prices as Usual. Sugar Run Plour Mills. [ now~ · ~ ' ' '· ' . Ze95 Sle9S DRESSES now • A bitr lot of odds and ends in our $1 Hout'e Dresses at $1.95 SOC BUSINESS RETURN REALITY IN OHIO By International Neu Service The lODI'~promJsed bUIIiness and induatrJal come-back today be- Chle&IJO, July 14-INB-Detecilft Paul Mazeika and Thomas BarrowR rnan requested furJouah,t todQ'. Becau.ae they have the Jitters Seems the pair pieked up Charley Curtis. nesro. who was carryJna two roxperu~lve plltols. "Stolen," they asked "Absolutely, Bo8s. And I cot prettier ones at hom.e. Here'• the key T~y went to Charlle'1 howle, c.pened a bo:a: that look aa UJouab It ml(l:ht contain guna. came a thing or reallty Jn Ohio A atatewlde survey proved that the tlli'Ding ot the corner Ls no mJth Employment has gained 10 per I out leaped two dozen snake~.. cent or more tn the last month The sleuths l'1llhed to a doer. lhe YOI.Dlptown steel ahops and swunr It open, and a atelet.on ratthe Akron rubber plants are work· tied tts bQnee at tbem. IDJJ at hllb .apeed, and wages havl' They ruahed throueh another tocketed an alonr the Uue ln Ohio. c!oor and a huge black bear lUIIP\1 PortlDle 11 .llllllllns even on the at them And atmoet d14!n~ mla loDI-downtrodden farmer Ohio Back at the pollee .at.atlon Obar.. farmers u.,-e taten mUUona ot dol- ~e explained \.bat be used tbe beu, ~ ~ ..paper prottt.s'' in recent 1teleton and maUl aa en~':' ~ due to tbe SUJ'IInl prtces ror n ent at 1odp meetlnp. BUt tlll!l .,...._ d•tectiYea promlaecl lllm be ~~ ._,,nds are .alactealng, n't be attfmdlat an:v lodp Jneetdloi JII.I!Je.,Pli:II·UP. bgo for oome time to ....,., �• , I • • ' " ., . ' ' ' . . . . - .. ----- . - - TH.B: DAILY nuBUNEu~MEROY OHJO. Sam: ••Put down fOUr pn flrtt!" H& DAILY TRIBlJN.tJ """',., ISUNDAY vntC.tNfA' •• ,.. J NEWS I'BS 10108 1r"Oa~I8BING CGJIIP4](l Lop-Sided - ........ V•lfor<to ,......,.,., SCHOOL I 1-=-_GR _ E -":G:-:G.:.:.. .. ~ banldl>l and - -·· '""the Domw-atl<: -· en fQUahttile O"IH ret.Jpt.tkm ol Tallfetn&n and l'qltnn. d&La wu be• tfli.,Kat.hi!Hcl for (' preeentJ.VOn btl-tore tbe sta~ lhftl.tttat11l'J eom• mU.tee at the retumptloa of the Guardian heartna next TuUday The proJPed inQ.UirY tnto the IIJI\U1. money' wtthttnwal& or. Lbe bank or thme made with 'Jn.alcle" lrnOwledae that t.h.e: lrultltutJon was near collapse wu delayed tempor· arlly while p~"rmiu1on wu aoucht to open the f8Cord8 of the closed ' = -' ; . . . . . Phone 582-L of r.aeraJ, Oble ~ u second-clBN ma.tt.er eept 13 lZIII, s.t tbe Polt. omoe aL 1 I ~· Ohio, WlGer t!Je Act. or Mareh 3 ltml J'ubUallecl Oail)' &DO Locat.:d on Lower Second Street, Pometw 0 When our frtend6 send Uf lettera or nt~ws matter Jo; p~llcatlon th•l' I \ ~ m all cue.s liill their name&--althoulh not neceii&I'U)I t.o br 1 111Jit.d. AnOD)'l"lOUI lettera however u:c~>llent an:J des1rNII.e 1.$1 l.hem· I 1.11!>$i.l' e:r.eept Baturd&y ~ Mll• bl Story's Run Man Answers Summon!'! ) Warner N. Evant, 78, Passee Away, fq_llow1n1 Cerebral Hemort'hage no blltance wJJJ be publlahed. NATIONAL ADV£:&TISINO ... BEPBEBFNTA'l'IVD For Editorial Ofllce CaJI 238-L 81 Carrier book• Mea.nwhile Subpentl.! were Lsaued lor J Arthur .Kouse former PresJ ~tnd tlueJ former vice preaJdents Harry C Robinson ThomiUJ E MonkS and E P Mcintosh Jr 1.o appear betore thP Senate body July 25 dent of the Ouo.rdian Warner N Evnns aged 18 years pas:&ed away at about 4 J(] o clock Thursda y afternoon at his home on StQry s Run His deat h was altllbuted to a cerebral hemorrhage ChlcAro, Philadelphia Pl&bburrb, Mlhr11Uee tor B1111inas omce &Dd Clrculailun Dept CaU bank Attorney General John W P.rJek.. er was asked for a. permit to cOll· ciurt the examirta.tton or U1e bllnk EX-RANKER INiliCTF.D Akron 0 July 14-IN&-Indlct-- M:r Evans was quite an active IOZ·a more Savings &: Loan Co NAMES AND ACTIONS A Funeral rites CER r -dN well known 11te1 a t.} gem us Ly the name of 1 Shak es peuJe, orne th1ee hundred and some odd year:sJ r.gp mad e a statement relatn c to the odor of roses tlS re-t lated to theu name wh1ch lelt the tmpress10n that names I do not count and that h<~• lett people thmkmg that a f Rkunk 011ght be J ust as unpopular If Jt reta.meu tts odot D-nd changPd Jts nome How e\e r, b e that as 1t m ay when 1 ~1lle name:; are apphe£1 tu pt..:uple and the peo ple act (1 ut 1 their namf::; then ,,Iter al l <tfe we compelled to behe'e~ that perhaps the1e ~~ somethmg to t h1s "name stuff " J For 111!-;tnncr l coup le m Ohw bv the name of 1 40 Crabb ' has found 1t~ y, ,ly Jnto Common Pleas Court be cause M.r Crabb wuntl.$ a dJvotcc from Mrs Crebb a ll egmg crue lty and ntggJng Of cou1se, tt 1s JUSt posstble I that Mr t~ Cra bb wou ld hav e b.!cn JU St Uti a pt to hav e em li' utated her namc ~s&t ke had her name b~('n somethmg el:ie : lt:ss ttugge~tlH, but uf that \H have no proof so Shukesneare h,U:i But yet bc~n dcflnltel.} ~ h OWil to be WJOng wi'tt be conducted at from the Silver Run Methodist church with bnna l lr. the Gravel Hill cenlPteJy In cl,arge of Rawlings Gigantic SURPRISE PARTY 'Miss Lor'alne Lamb of Colnmbw; was surprised with a. tawn party rtcently when a. group of hPJ for- <OontinllM from Paae One) -'•• :sew.... work for 258.200 men on a . ••• ' • with what It saves 30~hour the interior department And ot this amount $38 000 000 Is for Boul- ''STOLEN ,~, LOVE ' ~: ~·....... Buy handkerchiefs week or the $6-t.581 542 awarded for ~overnment works t53,()42,319 went ~ ".... 11•• -R~alations prt!ldenL. The federal project, It wa.s estle mated would provide one month 1 nt~r sc hoolmate ga tPeJed n~ the home or their f01mcr teache1 Mr Lee McComas to he p Lon ne celebrate h~r ninth bhlhday Misses Marjorie Ward and Betty Lou Johnston were hostesses j 1' crawfotd was accllilf!d in the ln- C.Ictment of embezzling a sum of Beauty l1 Ita own reward to M:1ss $45 000 during a rour-year period Jane Brahany, J t, of Chevy Cha~e While employed In the bank Marylan~1 who tr&A winner 1n thel ~nt N atlo~l Motwn Picture .. Searrh for BMuty" eonte11t She will shortly eo to Bollywcwd to beb.:a climb to stard.J.ID OD tbe 2 P' M Sunday I t.oday was taken before the county grand jury for questlonlng 1n the latter s extensive probe tnto bankin8 af!alrB here He is survived by his wife three dall8hters Mrs Ed Young and Miss Barbara, both at home and Mrs ,. Berth& Rife of Coluntbus and ono EQO Arthur 11.t home Oh" brother WIU of Delaware also survives '-"" of embezzlement, Floyd R Crawford former aMI.st.· o.nt treasurer of the defunct Ken- Hobson Shops ~ 100 200 a. cha111e ed on chUrch worker being a JD.Pmber of the Methodist Church at Sliver Run He was a pensioner of the der dam Other reclamation proJLC~ were allocated ttl 480 000 The new proJects wlll tnchule tl - m 4R!l fnr tmmil!'~'lll<1'1 :<~tr\P"' 1~ ' boundaries $443.000 for reloc.a.tlng a nd Improving airways $5 353,551 ff r the bureau of lighthouses and :':1820 000 for Indian set ools and by. HAZEL LIVINGSTON :;: 'l'lle bonda Ke of Uut people (v 2) '1 he Lord abandoned tllem lCI> be opprell8ed by Jabla king of Cenaau Fur t;wenty loni yeara the) hoop talll "" • ' will be sOP.nt fur from t he larg:e centers of poJU !dCl.'lt or the mone,Y lallrn The absence of public work.a neer large cities where the unemnloy"'d are centered was explalned SPECIAL ty the sta.t.emf'nt that the projects approved are ready for Immediate cnnpletlon The army hous1ng procram it was announced hM been temporar1 y wlthdra.wn The buslne51! of loaning funds to Munlelpa.lit 1es and atates will get under way after len rea:iona.l administrators and state public workll advisory committees &.re named NEW LOW r:Qit'ltrv Into tero ZO"CB "'" follnW'I 1 New £nsland 2 New York r ,..nnsvlvaniA and ~,.w :renzy !:! ..,p1, cooiJq rellbtfn&, elec:tric weldld 3. Wiad-prool lrlde.trucribl. BumerC.po. 4. Hot bla!lt Starter ~~ in ~ - - -..... .. raif'd on u.mr. F1GGr a11 lhfl co'in,rO•S'tadkJ.;,........,_. I And Wfmninl fi ·on~• "" Idaho Washinkton a"d Oregon 0 Colort>do Nevada Utah &nd Arlr.ona 7 Tens New Me~teo a.nd Lou1.!1lana , C Colorado Kansaa Olr:Iahoma Missouri and Arkan&Bs 9 Misalsrlppl Alabo.ma. Georgia South Carolina and Plorlda 10 Tennes!;f'e Kentucky West VIrginia Mary. Jand Delaware Vlrrtnta and North Carolina Here are some of the b~g features of thlo No. 10 Coleman Camp Stove• ...- -!;'- .. ~ -'rl\11'11f arlrl Ol.1ki 4 .m.rt~ "J.i'ld.F.ntl:th Dakota Nebfut;"a Mimi'~ J:oWa ":'lin&. llshln-. plcnick· Inc general udllcy use. ... GIRLS!~ Pe1'80011Ut.1 F.lnpJ' W&" wiD be ,..,.. Fat:£ !!'h i.he dove Spe-:-la.l at lhe Modem Beaaly Shoppe LO· • 111- Jlllno ll,~ ~_.. Ijl'~ lor ~ $2 Abandoning the propo,gal to llP.tn" PU\te Pdmi"IBtr"'t"'~ t ~,. rubllc work.IJ board divided the The blaest value ever taw ln a IDlDl-_rure gaa atove ... 2. Urp Fuel TWt rua 3 lovely SxlO . mch Photographs of you one tinted m ml col o t~ and mounted in a beautiful Easel 95 Fot Only next week ~~~~~!.!II I. Ovt..u. C.hin« FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY-July 10 to 24. THE COMPTON STUDIO ' PHONE 243-L Above lJberlJ 'nleatte ~ 5.. SU. dW'Ible, easy lo aperalL 6. A Quality Sww at 1 New Low .,.,. ' Did You Ever Stop ·ro Think? The Colom•n Lamp & St:ove Co. Widtlta Ka11a Phli!Mial,ltlt, Pa Chou1o !!! LosAagaln, C.!iS ASK YOUR DEALER Codes (Continued from Paae OneJ By Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. DID YOU EVER STOP • It has often been oaiif'that one lantuaae common to all TO THINK? peo• pie would do more than anythina eloe to aholioh al&~;ea~ve n•tl By Ed110n R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma i ~1 • ionallsm and prevent future wan. I If alltpoke the same language, it would be a difficult matter In the atqree of your city you will find oblisms derks wha steel yoll with a smile, wait on you c:ourteouoly, answer your qilettiono pcjlitely and are slad to take the trouble to supply any information wanted. for politic:illDI to juule wordo oo eastly and to aend out their own \ ,," _,_ They help to make b'etter buaineaa. I ~il~y t=l!i.:el!'a woul!l be fleaaantly ourpriaed If they were to ' T 0 NIGHT! GAM!l STARTS AT 8 "- llutb wu all ago( "Who'• somc-:-what ' __,.., ,' I to whom they dictate in preparation for war• and lOc: • ' ' \~ t) • (! I ""! J0U taidllgl Oh, you A~-m!~ ~,.. • ' that the daya of dictaton are opent in the oraanization ' of those G_.. " - each and every one talk a different lanpase, or to note the fact , • At. Middleport Rl&:h School Wi~ thii kn~~tedae, tliey ohould spend all ' ~J Maaon City il!veJtiJ•~• ~ ,-arjpna ~jncta afld c)aaiei af merchandise olitain· A voice1io pow~ul in Europe, and fail to note the fact tha\ they1 ' -- ~ll'i 'Ua•iltji'' tf!tir OWII8&111• by advertiwint in your local paper. • the bir Muaaolini, and now Hitler, or any of the other dictat18? \), whboe i ~tlltdJr liCili••• auc:ceid llec:auae t~ey advertioe. You can I " ~r o~e reip of No intelliaent obae"er can review the evento inlt~ 1iili!rftt~'fll• !Junr aa to the aeller. • , jljqq,; ·~ ho'!'•· ~th in the ioteteoto of themaelve~ or butineoo behind them, Moder11 bua! n••! en~il• a certain amount of aerv1ce that is of a• ·~lli lii flte~ ~1ft· ~ • ~l~iono o~•J'~ecll~ 11f fore'ip pqli\iolilt14 wh~ {i i& desired to '' ,;biJoe a people to Getflria ale buainell ia not always a aelfish proposition. "' ' �• , I • • ' " ., . ' ' ' . . . . - .. ----- . - - TH.B: DAILY nuBUNEu~MEROY OHJO. Sam: ••Put down fOUr pn flrtt!" H& DAILY TRIBlJN.tJ """',., ISUNDAY vntC.tNfA' •• ,.. J NEWS I'BS 10108 1r"Oa~I8BING CGJIIP4](l Lop-Sided - ........ V•lfor<to ,......,.,., SCHOOL I 1-=-_GR _ E -":G:-:G.:.:.. .. ~ banldl>l and - -·· '""the Domw-atl<: -· en fQUahttile O"IH ret.Jpt.tkm ol Tallfetn&n and l'qltnn. d&La wu be• tfli.,Kat.hi!Hcl for (' preeentJ.VOn btl-tore tbe sta~ lhftl.tttat11l'J eom• mU.tee at the retumptloa of the Guardian heartna next TuUday The proJPed inQ.UirY tnto the IIJI\U1. money' wtthttnwal& or. Lbe bank or thme made with 'Jn.alcle" lrnOwledae that t.h.e: lrultltutJon was near collapse wu delayed tempor· arlly while p~"rmiu1on wu aoucht to open the f8Cord8 of the closed ' = -' ; . . . . . Phone 582-L of r.aeraJ, Oble ~ u second-clBN ma.tt.er eept 13 lZIII, s.t tbe Polt. omoe aL 1 I ~· Ohio, WlGer t!Je Act. or Mareh 3 ltml J'ubUallecl Oail)' &DO Locat.:d on Lower Second Street, Pometw 0 When our frtend6 send Uf lettera or nt~ws matter Jo; p~llcatlon th•l' I \ ~ m all cue.s liill their name&--althoulh not neceii&I'U)I t.o br 1 111Jit.d. AnOD)'l"lOUI lettera however u:c~>llent an:J des1rNII.e 1.$1 l.hem· I 1.11!>$i.l' e:r.eept Baturd&y ~ Mll• bl Story's Run Man Answers Summon!'! ) Warner N. Evant, 78, Passee Away, fq_llow1n1 Cerebral Hemort'hage no blltance wJJJ be publlahed. NATIONAL ADV£:&TISINO ... BEPBEBFNTA'l'IVD For Editorial Ofllce CaJI 238-L 81 Carrier book• Mea.nwhile Subpentl.! were Lsaued lor J Arthur .Kouse former PresJ ~tnd tlueJ former vice preaJdents Harry C Robinson ThomiUJ E MonkS and E P Mcintosh Jr 1.o appear betore thP Senate body July 25 dent of the Ouo.rdian Warner N Evnns aged 18 years pas:&ed away at about 4 J(] o clock Thursda y afternoon at his home on StQry s Run His deat h was altllbuted to a cerebral hemorrhage ChlcAro, Philadelphia Pl&bburrb, Mlhr11Uee tor B1111inas omce &Dd Clrculailun Dept CaU bank Attorney General John W P.rJek.. er was asked for a. permit to cOll· ciurt the examirta.tton or U1e bllnk EX-RANKER INiliCTF.D Akron 0 July 14-IN&-Indlct-- M:r Evans was quite an active IOZ·a more Savings &: Loan Co NAMES AND ACTIONS A Funeral rites CER r -dN well known 11te1 a t.} gem us Ly the name of 1 Shak es peuJe, orne th1ee hundred and some odd year:sJ r.gp mad e a statement relatn c to the odor of roses tlS re-t lated to theu name wh1ch lelt the tmpress10n that names I do not count and that h<~• lett people thmkmg that a f Rkunk 011ght be J ust as unpopular If Jt reta.meu tts odot D-nd changPd Jts nome How e\e r, b e that as 1t m ay when 1 ~1lle name:; are apphe£1 tu pt..:uple and the peo ple act (1 ut 1 their namf::; then ,,Iter al l <tfe we compelled to behe'e~ that perhaps the1e ~~ somethmg to t h1s "name stuff " J For 111!-;tnncr l coup le m Ohw bv the name of 1 40 Crabb ' has found 1t~ y, ,ly Jnto Common Pleas Court be cause M.r Crabb wuntl.$ a dJvotcc from Mrs Crebb a ll egmg crue lty and ntggJng Of cou1se, tt 1s JUSt posstble I that Mr t~ Cra bb wou ld hav e b.!cn JU St Uti a pt to hav e em li' utated her namc ~s&t ke had her name b~('n somethmg el:ie : lt:ss ttugge~tlH, but uf that \H have no proof so Shukesneare h,U:i But yet bc~n dcflnltel.} ~ h OWil to be WJOng wi'tt be conducted at from the Silver Run Methodist church with bnna l lr. the Gravel Hill cenlPteJy In cl,arge of Rawlings Gigantic SURPRISE PARTY 'Miss Lor'alne Lamb of Colnmbw; was surprised with a. tawn party rtcently when a. group of hPJ for- <OontinllM from Paae One) -'•• :sew.... work for 258.200 men on a . ••• ' • with what It saves 30~hour the interior department And ot this amount $38 000 000 Is for Boul- ''STOLEN ,~, LOVE ' ~: ~·....... Buy handkerchiefs week or the $6-t.581 542 awarded for ~overnment works t53,()42,319 went ~ ".... 11•• -R~alations prt!ldenL. The federal project, It wa.s estle mated would provide one month 1 nt~r sc hoolmate ga tPeJed n~ the home or their f01mcr teache1 Mr Lee McComas to he p Lon ne celebrate h~r ninth bhlhday Misses Marjorie Ward and Betty Lou Johnston were hostesses j 1' crawfotd was accllilf!d in the ln- C.Ictment of embezzling a sum of Beauty l1 Ita own reward to M:1ss $45 000 during a rour-year period Jane Brahany, J t, of Chevy Cha~e While employed In the bank Marylan~1 who tr&A winner 1n thel ~nt N atlo~l Motwn Picture .. Searrh for BMuty" eonte11t She will shortly eo to Bollywcwd to beb.:a climb to stard.J.ID OD tbe 2 P' M Sunday I t.oday was taken before the county grand jury for questlonlng 1n the latter s extensive probe tnto bankin8 af!alrB here He is survived by his wife three dall8hters Mrs Ed Young and Miss Barbara, both at home and Mrs ,. Berth& Rife of Coluntbus and ono EQO Arthur 11.t home Oh" brother WIU of Delaware also survives '-"" of embezzlement, Floyd R Crawford former aMI.st.· o.nt treasurer of the defunct Ken- Hobson Shops ~ 100 200 a. cha111e ed on chUrch worker being a JD.Pmber of the Methodist Church at Sliver Run He was a pensioner of the der dam Other reclamation proJLC~ were allocated ttl 480 000 The new proJects wlll tnchule tl - m 4R!l fnr tmmil!'~'lll<1'1 :<~tr\P"' 1~ ' boundaries $443.000 for reloc.a.tlng a nd Improving airways $5 353,551 ff r the bureau of lighthouses and :':1820 000 for Indian set ools and by. HAZEL LIVINGSTON :;: 'l'lle bonda Ke of Uut people (v 2) '1 he Lord abandoned tllem lCI> be opprell8ed by Jabla king of Cenaau Fur t;wenty loni yeara the) hoop talll "" • ' will be sOP.nt fur from t he larg:e centers of poJU !dCl.'lt or the mone,Y lallrn The absence of public work.a neer large cities where the unemnloy"'d are centered was explalned SPECIAL ty the sta.t.emf'nt that the projects approved are ready for Immediate cnnpletlon The army hous1ng procram it was announced hM been temporar1 y wlthdra.wn The buslne51! of loaning funds to Munlelpa.lit 1es and atates will get under way after len rea:iona.l administrators and state public workll advisory committees &.re named NEW LOW r:Qit'ltrv Into tero ZO"CB "'" follnW'I 1 New £nsland 2 New York r ,..nnsvlvaniA and ~,.w :renzy !:! ..,p1, cooiJq rellbtfn&, elec:tric weldld 3. Wiad-prool lrlde.trucribl. BumerC.po. 4. Hot bla!lt Starter ~~ in ~ - - -..... .. raif'd on u.mr. F1GGr a11 lhfl co'in,rO•S'tadkJ.;,........,_. I And Wfmninl fi ·on~• "" Idaho Washinkton a"d Oregon 0 Colort>do Nevada Utah &nd Arlr.ona 7 Tens New Me~teo a.nd Lou1.!1lana , C Colorado Kansaa Olr:Iahoma Missouri and Arkan&Bs 9 Misalsrlppl Alabo.ma. Georgia South Carolina and Plorlda 10 Tennes!;f'e Kentucky West VIrginia Mary. Jand Delaware Vlrrtnta and North Carolina Here are some of the b~g features of thlo No. 10 Coleman Camp Stove• ...- -!;'- .. ~ -'rl\11'11f arlrl Ol.1ki 4 .m.rt~ "J.i'ld.F.ntl:th Dakota Nebfut;"a Mimi'~ J:oWa ":'lin&. llshln-. plcnick· Inc general udllcy use. ... GIRLS!~ Pe1'80011Ut.1 F.lnpJ' W&" wiD be ,..,.. Fat:£ !!'h i.he dove Spe-:-la.l at lhe Modem Beaaly Shoppe LO· • 111- Jlllno ll,~ ~_.. Ijl'~ lor ~ $2 Abandoning the propo,gal to llP.tn" PU\te Pdmi"IBtr"'t"'~ t ~,. rubllc work.IJ board divided the The blaest value ever taw ln a IDlDl-_rure gaa atove ... 2. Urp Fuel TWt rua 3 lovely SxlO . mch Photographs of you one tinted m ml col o t~ and mounted in a beautiful Easel 95 Fot Only next week ~~~~~!.!II I. Ovt..u. C.hin« FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY-July 10 to 24. THE COMPTON STUDIO ' PHONE 243-L Above lJberlJ 'nleatte ~ 5.. SU. dW'Ible, easy lo aperalL 6. A Quality Sww at 1 New Low .,.,. ' Did You Ever Stop ·ro Think? The Colom•n Lamp & St:ove Co. Widtlta Ka11a Phli!Mial,ltlt, Pa Chou1o !!! LosAagaln, C.!iS ASK YOUR DEALER Codes (Continued from Paae OneJ By Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. DID YOU EVER STOP • It has often been oaiif'that one lantuaae common to all TO THINK? peo• pie would do more than anythina eloe to aholioh al&~;ea~ve n•tl By Ed110n R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma i ~1 • ionallsm and prevent future wan. I If alltpoke the same language, it would be a difficult matter In the atqree of your city you will find oblisms derks wha steel yoll with a smile, wait on you c:ourteouoly, answer your qilettiono pcjlitely and are slad to take the trouble to supply any information wanted. for politic:illDI to juule wordo oo eastly and to aend out their own \ ,," _,_ They help to make b'etter buaineaa. I ~il~y t=l!i.:el!'a woul!l be fleaaantly ourpriaed If they were to ' T 0 NIGHT! GAM!l STARTS AT 8 "- llutb wu all ago( "Who'• somc-:-what ' __,.., ,' I to whom they dictate in preparation for war• and lOc: • ' ' \~ t) • (! I ""! J0U taidllgl Oh, you A~-m!~ ~,.. • ' that the daya of dictaton are opent in the oraanization ' of those G_.. " - each and every one talk a different lanpase, or to note the fact , • At. Middleport Rl&:h School Wi~ thii kn~~tedae, tliey ohould spend all ' ~J Maaon City il!veJtiJ•~• ~ ,-arjpna ~jncta afld c)aaiei af merchandise olitain· A voice1io pow~ul in Europe, and fail to note the fact tha\ they1 ' -- ~ll'i 'Ua•iltji'' tf!tir OWII8&111• by advertiwint in your local paper. • the bir Muaaolini, and now Hitler, or any of the other dictat18? \), whboe i ~tlltdJr liCili••• auc:ceid llec:auae t~ey advertioe. You can I " ~r o~e reip of No intelliaent obae"er can review the evento inlt~ 1iili!rftt~'fll• !Junr aa to the aeller. • , jljqq,; ·~ ho'!'•· ~th in the ioteteoto of themaelve~ or butineoo behind them, Moder11 bua! n••! en~il• a certain amount of aerv1ce that is of a• ·~lli lii flte~ ~1ft· ~ • ~l~iono o~•J'~ecll~ 11f fore'ip pqli\iolilt14 wh~ {i i& desired to '' ,;biJoe a people to Getflria ale buainell ia not always a aelfish proposition. "' ' �" . ' .,. '' I TD QAn.v tRII1lifl'~:tlaio:RoY. omo il ' Undberghs in New From SOciety's Sf}'Je~~ -- W£ST6.t\:UY ' ,, ' fta DAILY PIIIVNS Fli~~t FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1033 CL.&SII'IE~ , ~ ~MP B~CK INT I ~ASEMfNT: 1 . .Vt" • . AI)S Yft JtT~'. EC T I"" n av~ t1 Waiting to ·Welcome fl:ero· ' ' I .. "' ~ 0 0 10 j p ...... :it 3 0 1 ' Yo•in,, c .. , .. .. . . Moo~e. Dt 0\ . GIANTS, CUBS, ·WlN !l'Jpe ,IJke'.flj!a ·,uo pt,). lOc per ilne. T)'pe 1ll<e ibla CT pl. /YIC = Ryan Ia Spark Pluc Of Jllew · Yorker~'.J u;;f~rile '· : Avainat , l:arda · · per wordl m&ke a JiJlt ,} 1 eo..eouUve -riJl>l>lle< pr1qo of 2. PIR'ATES''WIN W••hincton ' Loses And DrOpa Nearer Yanks .· Aa Latter Win · ·- ' J,.QNqi)J,.LE Mr. and Mrs. H~ Rood of Ath· are spendlng l'l!Vera.I da~ with Lomlne Fowler of with ThomM or Zlon Syracuse · cn.lled . Orville Hogue OJ:a -,nd Lestie Rickard. · the Mr. and Mra. Harold Rood of were tllllitlB on A . C. .llrown and taadly ew~day. G~lumbus The rli-mera of this community have been bu.sy the put week For Sale, Miol:. t hr&&hlng. ierdle and Lestle Ricka.rd were the reeent guesta or Mrs. Eunice Hart POR SALE-New crop Honey, nne quality, 1s conu per lb. w. &. • PUBLIC SALE AtheY In Kyger, Ohio. 7.. ]2-3t A.s 1 am lm,vlnr for '" 1" ·IP' •------------ radio Pour tey, on leather 1trap near Peace church. Owner InqUire at Dally Tribune ol· AQ8 and. pa.v/ toe ad. 6•23-tr : ;;;;;;;-------------;;...--~ I'OUNIJ - I : "' 7 WATCHMAKER • 'H I '· Par.ket:~bll,l:l family • ' ' -. Col. and Mrs. Charles A.'Lindbergh just before the)- of apent the week end I I '"''th Prank Rickard and family. Mrs. oaca.r Lfevl.ng or Vernon took off from ,North Beach Airport, New York, ~unday, ,o'h I spent. t.he PMt .week with her pAr- their proposed flight to Greenland for ents, Mr. and lira. E. W. RoJers. purpos~ of. ! •I map.ping a new proposed flight to Greenland for the p!lr· ) sum RlDkard, ,recently. po•• of map.ping .a new air route to .Europe. A ,ll~avy fog : .forced tli~l" down .n ear Rocki.;nd, !lie. , three and a qu~r- : ,tfll'· hours after Jeaving New York. Orb Wolf and family spent Sun- 1 day a.t Flat _Rock. ~~~. n~n Ol'eCI~Iey the ·~ >- Ethyl Roush of Broad Run was .ot .her a!ster Mrs. Choe tbe and da.uah- ter spent .the 11-..t week with P.raok and ralnny. a n pe.dnlala, 11lools, many other ar11ctea too numerotu to mention. Evei'Jthlne m..t aell as I am leavlnl' at. once. Sale to bf1ln •t. 1:00 o'clock JJrompl. Terma cub. Clark Dull, Owner. Clms. MeNamee, Auc&looeer. .,. Found- 'BYRON BING, M. D. H. B. HOLMAN AT BOUOB'I STOBB BAOINII POMEROY, OJfJO. <:oar& Street, Over SmUb'• I Nalcb.., OJoeU. lewelt7 11114 DFUI s•o~ Oplkal Be(NIIriDr ~=-:~~.:.:==~~~---4-' ij!l-~,-~~-~-~-~-~~I 'f~ ···"-"~ HOTt:L -FnR .~RENI! Two beautiful ap•rtmenb ,-2~~~~::_t,. Rate~~ il-et~•ced 1 ROOMS $1.00, $U5 DATil $1.GO ' over A. & P. st.ore. One lar1c llsed store room I 2:1 by 80 feet-naxt t.o 0 1hio Po~·er DINING ROOM AND Under Same Management bath room11, AI,HA (;( 1URT 50 Florld11. Baths, IHea.m ~IDIIi-&0 UeaWd 8trtet Ill Pomeroy. Inquire! ( from i:dw. 1\benbach a.t ( Ued Anthor ~tort. IIOTEL New Smyrna., neat. to Prtlb)'- terlan t:hdrt:a--AII un Main ~ ·' Did You Ever Stop To Think? COFFEE 81101' C'.o. One 14 roon1 huuse-«J"D be UllCd for twu ramllie5--two • Wllman Sayer and 'Jj[ii~la";-;;;;;;;;,;;s- 1 will offer for 'ale at ALL K!.K.ES or ma1oa eotvlced al tlon &i tbe r~lclence ;eaaon&ble prices. Bring in you1 near the Davl11 ICe iadlo or Ctlll 241-.. . H. 14. Ou•• low Lhe Pomeroy and~ J4Jd4Jeport. ln Pomeroy, on Saturday, 15th. 1938. all my ho111eboid FOR SALE-1928 DeLuxe Cbevro~ const1&1nJ of dlnJnr nom let Sedan excellent concUtiQrt. breakfNt lt~tte, b•t'ht, china C&ll 18-X. Cratg'a Store. Middle· new heaUnr stove, JU ~::~~ porL. 'J-13-3t chet& of dtawen, 1 Toltll• _c1 IDI seale!, wrtUq dttk, ' fourth Wrltfl fur Booklet and K11.Wl JAMES H. BUTLER ~ Manager By EDSON R. WAITE SHE WAS 'no!E - f.f-~· 1 LEADING POlloi,. SCORE~ t~ '!HE ti.IDOOR. MEET "!HIS 6PRII4G ! ' ~-~· -~ · -- Shawnee, Oklahoma FlFTH AVE. FASHIONS By JANE GORDON HENRY A. DENNIS, EDITOR Of' THE HENDERSON (N. C.) DISPATCH SAYS: - --- · PRACTICAL AMD CHARMING "The ri11ht kind of advertisinc ia always beneficial to the product about which it is concerned. Thia ia particuladl:r ~e of newspaper advertiainv, beciause it admits of a frequency of freshness that p po~tible with no other medium. All l•rat G~rJe• 't ,,.J1J1 nrl rrr1fltJ tnt~ JlurrluJ in PtJriJ ant/ o,, #4UHIU •rl lllt!dt in Nftll Y~rl. Fo.. Todily's mOOd showJ a clu~ormin11: j umpu dress which is carried out in COM·•· , . printtd and plain crt!'t silk. NATIONA L. ouroooR. ...• It is extremely jaunty with lht jun}per cut with a dtt)l V · op~ilit.i ' MeET.~ &I the front and at the back. Another !>Cht&Qe is navy bl.uc crepe r.ilk with the guimpe v f white em· b~oi4ere.tJ orp~JC!ie. 1111"" i1 ,,.J, /fir immtdialt ,.,liil"l· It i1 ,t-IJJ nit. Hriw IP (#t 'l'lrfle Pa'llel1ll Send U 1..ct1ts (in ttflllP5 or coiu) to Fashion Bu«•U· Write carefully a.ncl pJIIInly )'OUr name ad~"111, ~ ,Rd f.h• and full • • r of . Ute pattn n ~~~ yqu want. A41treu yoan leiter in the ruUow~ ill' "'')": . "illl'. . ' . fM!IIo~s...'II'"•• .J~Dt P:i~HlfitD'- !"arll 0.111 kll ... " ..' il*l\11 ~· ·*' ~~ev , "'·· Sl99~! Tim 14Jitrtc Nt. 1081 m111 ., ob· 1 ,,,;,wl j,. 1iat1 If 1UJ 16 lllld 16 '" #J, 'Ilti1 "The reason no more buainelt people resort to advertiiiQJ' aa a aalet medium it that they are not convinced of ita value. And why are ther not convinced? Simply because they refuu lo al· low themtelvet to be ahown. They won't vive aclvertiainc a chance. • Wort CU:r ~ · ·~,, ~~~f\1~~'~'-:''"tif'"''-' thlo !?P4~q1! ~~~~d out will Qfli>g retqr\j'"iilall. 'YOUr Pat'Ji' plittern, No. 1081, size-'-to 1 • ...... ... . ... ... . . . .... .. ..... , . .... ... ... .... !•" Addtresa .... _. . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ....... -· , \ ·. " -.~ ' ... ~ --·--~~-~-·--·~~--~--------~--~~ ·~~~~~ . ·... ...... .... ,, ,~ .... ,. -· ~ �" . ' .,. '' I TD QAn.v tRII1lifl'~:tlaio:RoY. omo il ' Undberghs in New From SOciety's Sf}'Je~~ -- W£ST6.t\:UY ' ,, ' fta DAILY PIIIVNS Fli~~t FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1033 CL.&SII'IE~ , ~ ~MP B~CK INT I ~ASEMfNT: 1 . .Vt" • . AI)S Yft JtT~'. EC T I"" n av~ t1 Waiting to ·Welcome fl:ero· ' ' I .. "' ~ 0 0 10 j p ...... :it 3 0 1 ' Yo•in,, c .. , .. .. . . Moo~e. Dt 0\ . GIANTS, CUBS, ·WlN !l'Jpe ,IJke'.flj!a ·,uo pt,). lOc per ilne. T)'pe 1ll<e ibla CT pl. /YIC = Ryan Ia Spark Pluc Of Jllew · Yorker~'.J u;;f~rile '· : Avainat , l:arda · · per wordl m&ke a JiJlt ,} 1 eo..eouUve -riJl>l>lle< pr1qo of 2. PIR'ATES''WIN W••hincton ' Loses And DrOpa Nearer Yanks .· Aa Latter Win · ·- ' J,.QNqi)J,.LE Mr. and Mrs. H~ Rood of Ath· are spendlng l'l!Vera.I da~ with Lomlne Fowler of with ThomM or Zlon Syracuse · cn.lled . Orville Hogue OJ:a -,nd Lestie Rickard. · the Mr. and Mra. Harold Rood of were tllllitlB on A . C. .llrown and taadly ew~day. G~lumbus The rli-mera of this community have been bu.sy the put week For Sale, Miol:. t hr&&hlng. ierdle and Lestle Ricka.rd were the reeent guesta or Mrs. Eunice Hart POR SALE-New crop Honey, nne quality, 1s conu per lb. w. &. • PUBLIC SALE AtheY In Kyger, Ohio. 7.. ]2-3t A.s 1 am lm,vlnr for '" 1" ·IP' •------------ radio Pour tey, on leather 1trap near Peace church. Owner InqUire at Dally Tribune ol· AQ8 and. pa.v/ toe ad. 6•23-tr : ;;;;;;;-------------;;...--~ I'OUNIJ - I : "' 7 WATCHMAKER • 'H I '· Par.ket:~bll,l:l family • ' ' -. Col. and Mrs. Charles A.'Lindbergh just before the)- of apent the week end I I '"''th Prank Rickard and family. Mrs. oaca.r Lfevl.ng or Vernon took off from ,North Beach Airport, New York, ~unday, ,o'h I spent. t.he PMt .week with her pAr- their proposed flight to Greenland for ents, Mr. and lira. E. W. RoJers. purpos~ of. ! •I map.ping a new proposed flight to Greenland for the p!lr· ) sum RlDkard, ,recently. po•• of map.ping .a new air route to .Europe. A ,ll~avy fog : .forced tli~l" down .n ear Rocki.;nd, !lie. , three and a qu~r- : ,tfll'· hours after Jeaving New York. Orb Wolf and family spent Sun- 1 day a.t Flat _Rock. ~~~. n~n Ol'eCI~Iey the ·~ >- Ethyl Roush of Broad Run was .ot .her a!ster Mrs. Choe tbe and da.uah- ter spent .the 11-..t week with P.raok and ralnny. a n pe.dnlala, 11lools, many other ar11ctea too numerotu to mention. Evei'Jthlne m..t aell as I am leavlnl' at. once. Sale to bf1ln •t. 1:00 o'clock JJrompl. Terma cub. Clark Dull, Owner. Clms. MeNamee, Auc&looeer. .,. Found- 'BYRON BING, M. D. H. B. HOLMAN AT BOUOB'I STOBB BAOINII POMEROY, OJfJO. <:oar& Street, Over SmUb'• I Nalcb.., OJoeU. lewelt7 11114 DFUI s•o~ Oplkal Be(NIIriDr ~=-:~~.:.:==~~~---4-' ij!l-~,-~~-~-~-~-~~I 'f~ ···"-"~ HOTt:L -FnR .~RENI! Two beautiful ap•rtmenb ,-2~~~~::_t,. Rate~~ il-et~•ced 1 ROOMS $1.00, $U5 DATil $1.GO ' over A. & P. st.ore. One lar1c llsed store room I 2:1 by 80 feet-naxt t.o 0 1hio Po~·er DINING ROOM AND Under Same Management bath room11, AI,HA (;( 1URT 50 Florld11. Baths, IHea.m ~IDIIi-&0 UeaWd 8trtet Ill Pomeroy. Inquire! ( from i:dw. 1\benbach a.t ( Ued Anthor ~tort. IIOTEL New Smyrna., neat. to Prtlb)'- terlan t:hdrt:a--AII un Main ~ ·' Did You Ever Stop To Think? COFFEE 81101' C'.o. One 14 roon1 huuse-«J"D be UllCd for twu ramllie5--two • Wllman Sayer and 'Jj[ii~la";-;;;;;;;;,;;s- 1 will offer for 'ale at ALL K!.K.ES or ma1oa eotvlced al tlon &i tbe r~lclence ;eaaon&ble prices. Bring in you1 near the Davl11 ICe iadlo or Ctlll 241-.. . H. 14. Ou•• low Lhe Pomeroy and~ J4Jd4Jeport. ln Pomeroy, on Saturday, 15th. 1938. all my ho111eboid FOR SALE-1928 DeLuxe Cbevro~ const1&1nJ of dlnJnr nom let Sedan excellent concUtiQrt. breakfNt lt~tte, b•t'ht, china C&ll 18-X. Cratg'a Store. Middle· new heaUnr stove, JU ~::~~ porL. 'J-13-3t chet& of dtawen, 1 Toltll• _c1 IDI seale!, wrtUq dttk, ' fourth Wrltfl fur Booklet and K11.Wl JAMES H. BUTLER ~ Manager By EDSON R. WAITE SHE WAS 'no!E - f.f-~· 1 LEADING POlloi,. SCORE~ t~ '!HE ti.IDOOR. MEET "!HIS 6PRII4G ! ' ~-~· -~ · -- Shawnee, Oklahoma FlFTH AVE. FASHIONS By JANE GORDON HENRY A. DENNIS, EDITOR Of' THE HENDERSON (N. C.) DISPATCH SAYS: - --- · PRACTICAL AMD CHARMING "The ri11ht kind of advertisinc ia always beneficial to the product about which it is concerned. Thia ia particuladl:r ~e of newspaper advertiainv, beciause it admits of a frequency of freshness that p po~tible with no other medium. All l•rat G~rJe• 't ,,.J1J1 nrl rrr1fltJ tnt~ JlurrluJ in PtJriJ ant/ o,, #4UHIU •rl lllt!dt in Nftll Y~rl. Fo.. Todily's mOOd showJ a clu~ormin11: j umpu dress which is carried out in COM·•· , . printtd and plain crt!'t silk. NATIONA L. ouroooR. ...• It is extremely jaunty with lht jun}per cut with a dtt)l V · op~ilit.i ' MeET.~ &I the front and at the back. Another !>Cht&Qe is navy bl.uc crepe r.ilk with the guimpe v f white em· b~oi4ere.tJ orp~JC!ie. 1111"" i1 ,,.J, /fir immtdialt ,.,liil"l· It i1 ,t-IJJ nit. Hriw IP (#t 'l'lrfle Pa'llel1ll Send U 1..ct1ts (in ttflllP5 or coiu) to Fashion Bu«•U· Write carefully a.ncl pJIIInly )'OUr name ad~"111, ~ ,Rd f.h• and full • • r of . Ute pattn n ~~~ yqu want. A41treu yoan leiter in the ruUow~ ill' "'')": . "illl'. . ' . fM!IIo~s...'II'"•• .J~Dt P:i~HlfitD'- !"arll 0.111 kll ... " ..' il*l\11 ~· ·*' ~~ev , "'·· Sl99~! Tim 14Jitrtc Nt. 1081 m111 ., ob· 1 ,,,;,wl j,. 1iat1 If 1UJ 16 lllld 16 '" #J, 'Ilti1 "The reason no more buainelt people resort to advertiiiQJ' aa a aalet medium it that they are not convinced of ita value. And why are ther not convinced? Simply because they refuu lo al· low themtelvet to be ahown. They won't vive aclvertiainc a chance. • Wort CU:r ~ · ·~,, ~~~f\1~~'~'-:''"tif'"''-' thlo !?P4~q1! ~~~~d out will Qfli>g retqr\j'"iilall. 'YOUr Pat'Ji' plittern, No. 1081, size-'-to 1 • ...... ... . ... ... . . . .... .. ..... , . .... ... ... .... !•" Addtresa .... _. . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ....... -· , \ ·. " -.~ ' ... ~ --·--~~-~-·--·~~--~--------~--~~ ·~~~~~ . ·... ...... .... ,, ,~ .... ,. -· ~ �• ~~~1lfXi 8~TH SIDES ~ ll Starred in Reeent Kidnapings- I l -. !amen will have 1 lnform•tton to agri· to partlctpa~ b 1 1 tbied farmers, by the county benefit poymenta lllllde und" cultural ....... ol t.he 'tote, lnclud· I I =·-.. I Ho re. Wen. En11ea In ''THE . CREAT JASPER" ~~rts: Reanl .;.tl')nekey Mal-Ia• MtQUire July 15 ,Boyd-((haM, IChlt) ~"' DurothJ Wilson 'I' ' • • • , '!MEN OF , AMERICA" 8bon •: "klemeD'• BaU" LIBERTY illotoU•T,;.;HEATRE Fri.., Dennison lb • n.... Unhl E•rhth Whoa WiDnen .Collect "!"' • RuueU. p 0 0 1 0 f 0 1 1 1 b or 6 I 0 -----I U c McNau•hton Tollll 1 0 0 0 I l I I•• I I I l I -·- ••• I ... ------ Dinner. ri;otB~~~~~~~30~1~6~~~~~·~·~~~~~~~~~~~~ 't ~ rived ThUI'Iday for & vllllt with Harold PUhl olllorOI\ton, I'll .. or· MJss Katherlnt Baker • :--------~LEAD saturd~y • w· • • " According to the P.4elgs cmmty clerk or courts, Horton Brown, there have been 67 hnntlnK Ucen8es Issued to resident huntrors of this eounty during the period from Dee 16, 1932, W'ltll the present time During the same t:~erlod 25 have bt-en granted &bing licenses the records reveuL This report was ~~;~~~~·g Thursda'y mdrntns In the 1 .c office for retc1 ence : ••• _ ·- ~ 2 ~ 0 3 2 0 ) 1 0 9 0 '0 4 1 4 4 li~THfRFORECAST-- READERS' NOTICE - I! you the News Ofl\ce of The Daily" ft . Oh10-Patr tonleht IW1 Sunday l!ltiJbtly tonight - w va Generally ra1r nrept showers In extreme Jf:ut .port1on CJoaler In We!t portion toni(ht Sund&J fair ~ler Tribune, call 286-L; If the Buslneos Office ask for 202-R. LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. VOL. VII 0' IT'B NIWB 1'1"8 I» TJJ:I DAILf 'l'&IBUlO NO. 250 l LICENSES ISSUED llle'hal.t I Crow, " *** cOOler.; TONIGH'l' IIQ, !!dna Mao Ollv· AliRHPOAIC 4 2 3 3 s 0 5D200P 1 0 2 2 0 I - . Elisabeth Heonr will le&ve I 2R 3-1 37 3 9 ~ JO 0 Saturday for Wllkeavllle, where she J unJ to m w:lll vl!it with relatives tor a .shcrt 1 Two base hit Dye ~Jrne. . , 1\ The Odd Pellows and Federated Three bue .hit Dye 58JIIe On balla by RIIAAf!IJ 1 by lflhuteb booked 1111 Jn a real plteh· j ¥1'1 Oeorp Gibbs or Toledo is .ers' battle for a perlod or seven Etiven:;, 1 • I v.W.tl.n~ her daUihter. Mn Pred. l1nntprs:s Eaeh KCOl"ed a run l.n the St.-ruck nut bv Ruslll!ll 6 hy Atl· 1 Taylor on , Wyllla Hill MrK. Glbb.<ll Ullrd bu$l8' &lld {obat waa all or vers 1 &ITiVIJtl here Tlmrsd£:y ftVI!Ulng, the soortDIJ (Jcme tmijl Lhe Odd FelWild pltch 8Uver11 will spend se~ral dayfti Sn Pome- j lows p1,1t on au oftena1ve lfi the Earned runs 1 0 d. F 3, Church 1 roy , e~t.h,. 'fhlcb. netted ' them two rum 1 Left on buell Church 3, l 0 0 tlie i.pnie by a s to 1 IIOOl'e 1 The Mlnenvflle P T. A 1a hav- and ' The Lodprnen scored thelr nma F, 8 ing an ..n day p1mtc at the Rock· In t.h~ third on a trjpie by Dye and Pir&t. bue on error8 I 0 0 P 3 sprlnp Pair OroWlds, Sunday, .!llllfle by 0 . Karr In the eighth Runs batted in Farnham. D • July 18. theJr two runs came 1n as a reault K.a.rr, C Karr, Stewart VmWes Watson, Mees, Davis ¥ • • of Dye's douiJle a tilt by D Karr Misa Marte Ktller and MIM Eliza.- another hit by P&rnham: and the l i Score by Innings , beth Kntt, of WellsbUl'l, W Va , I twlders' cholc.es at third followed a.re vlaltlng- a few days with the by a hit by 0 K&rr Dye scorlng 123456789 T I 0 q. F ' l att~r'IS IP'&Ddfa.the!, Charles Kraft, two runs, and Orow t.l}.e other 00•1000020 3 a.nd Mn Charlea Ebenbach, Uneoln The Ch.urch run came ln the Church 001000000 1 Hlll third as 'a result 9f Meh1's hit foi¥ ¥ IL' lowed by JUts by YoUng: and stewThe Pomeroy German Sand wlll Etrt. Nine hltll were registered oft nootor to Harrlaonvllle Saturday Stivers three of them, a double, BASE BALL! Pvenln( where they wlll present a /1triple ancllllln&'le bY Dye and two nnl!leal pl'Op't.JD tor- the benefit of slnj:let eaCh by :Pamham ;.nd D ' RACINE-I.ETART the Harrisonville church durln11 a Kerr ._nd ~gles by C Karr and KOCi&l, tt wu announced Prlday by RUMell. Stlven Jed the Church 1 Ben Ewtnr. All members of the or- boya with two slnalea ~Wih, Mehl, sanlzatlw have been requested to Youtil and SteWart connected for KF.RR'S RUN gather at the city hall building Lhe reet ofl the team's six blngles The line-up follows l1ere at 6:30 where transportation Ohurdt ~1) AB R H PO A E v:lll be provlded SYRACUSE Sttvera,p 402021 Conrad Ohlinger and JBoob I Roush, If • 0 I 2 0 0 BATHING 1 Thomaa ue spending the week end jlhlt, se • 3 0 ,0 1 8 0 BEACH with frierula ln Oolwnbus Hysell, 3b . 4 0 0 4 2 2 ••• IS1880n.c 300400 MilS Dorot.hJ Brown of Hamnton ~ Joaehbn, ~2b "' 3 o o 2 0 1 Sunday, 2:30 P: M. is the hoiJIII 1ueat. of Mr and Mrs Mehl, lb . 3 1 1 12 0 0 ClUI'ord Elerabloh MlM Brown is ,JOUDJ, ctf 3 0 1 2 0 0 The Ideal Place For Picnic; the latter's OOUiin Eltew~ri, rf i 0 1 0 1 0 Mr Kreitler In this county The plm 1s Rlmple tn it ~ opera-nou, and work.." out that 1r whf'at Doc Crow' a Specia]a To stay:o: at. •1 00 per bm:hel next ltar lhe farmel" who tetluc ee hll-1 ffteet New York Cloth .. 1 e.cl"f!:II.IJe and reCf'iVPJ~ I hi' ~~~~ , a .8 y emment beneHL p~~oynu! ut will 1r.lfie l1!e 0 I 1 ctlvt> a.-; muCh money l\S the growON LOCAL FIELD er who does !lot reduce hill acreage antl receives &1 00 per bUBhel for his crop Since the United State:,; Evening; ba..-. a total wheat cl'llp this }!tar At 6:00 This cf only 495 million bushels as Game Is Tt> Settle oompared to a normal yield ot S.'iD Argument mtlllon bushel!'!, the price for wheat. has been raised thi.Jt year by wenU:er condiLions and wheat speC'uln· tors. With " normal wheaL crop next }ear, lhe priee will again be down tt: It's le\el, Blnce huge wheat sur~luse.s are In st.cragl:! In every wheat produelna country in the wcrld, ond the export tratle In Unlexe- ted Statu Wheat hft.'l almost er.thE'Ir tm1ly di~appeared Mr Kreltler Kays 11r. exp,cts final plans to be Issued from Washingcon somet1n1e this week. so that al!tual operation ot the wheat con· trol piau will be slal'ted within a few days In most "'heat p1 oduclng &tRtes In the Un1ted Stales w'* IOOP (J) Dye, :tb D. Ka.rr, rt ParPham, If I.O.O.F. IJn CJ0 By Contest I~tr~;, •:, 8e I ........ " 1 Ina wheat control acreap plan, acto 0eo w Krettler, who returned from OolumbUII, 'd. L ~~:.lttppoint.ed bY PrP.flldr.nt j to adnllnl1t.er t he hu(l:e acreage control plan couwith !\ftiCulturaJ leadel'!l ;cc-:.·- 11tateR, meeuna: 1n Colwnftrli of th)., week. to Mr Kfeltler Jr:bo attend the will be ma.de tile Dian 60 In each wheat undentand u 8 ::=:~~~,·:~~ 80 desires may ":'' u.rreement with the 1ovemment to re ~ and receive a tor doing · au..Condo wh• ha• been m at her bome on Weot Main report>d better Her daUihter, MiM Berth:~.. Ia sttU OOD• 1lnfld to her home by Ulnt~~~~a but , • " report<d 301newhat llnpn>ved. Score •• ' T CONTROL PROGRAM SHfOHBIG C~Mt l i~llelco..n"::....,:l)' 1nr Cornet tnte•· l ~f TH[ ~t~S~N I :OsJt; ~~ Personals llrnmQpot ' ' Wlloon ' Mlao loll N• I C:ftltlY ror Juonv Ue, Incl., to apend ooveral month• wtth rlllaUvtt and ttlenda. .. •- GUILTY-FINID Roland Rummell and Laura Caldwell arrested Wednesday nlght fo r disorderly conduct by derutles D L and 0 F Tracy, pleaa cd guilty to charges of inl<lxlcatlon IJefore Squtre J W McCullough 'I hursday and were fined •s and cost.s each Rummell was commit~ ted to jail In detaulL ot payment or the fine nnd cc~l.8 while the Caldwell woman W8.11 allowed her freedom when a settlement w8.1l made the court ." " Mr. and Mn. I I . WoalweaYtr of Mra llllu• Wellavme an vl1ltln1 beth Hecker. 1 - - 1and Saturday Of Adminiatraeion Offidia'le Meiga County AppUeation8 Not Listed "BONDAGE" D019th:r ,Jordan,. Aluu••~••:llll • Mr and Mra E J Kautz and son O.lenn of BWictty, Pa, arrived Thursday for a. visit with relatives nnd friends here I CHICAC~ AWAITS BAlBWS A~RI~~l WITH AIR ARM~OA "Star Bites Dog!" - -Shores Of Lake Michigan PROGRESS SHOWN 'PORK BAPREL' From 1893 When Balloon Arose At Lao! Great Chicago Fair Money To Be Used To Get Greatest Good For All Concerned I By CARL L TURNER IN~ BtaCf Correspondent New :lork, July 15.-INSThe all' annada. ol General ltalo Balbo Jl(ltii!Jed over BelleYillt, Ontario, ai 1.35 p.m., est., arcotd.in&" to a messace ~elv­ ed here by Lhe Mackay Radio Corpora.iion. Belle~lle b about. '!DO mile~ from Montreal. By International News Service Washtnaton July 16 INS-Pres:ldent Roosevelt baa decided to m3.ke pr~pt use ot the $3,300,000.000 public worlts bond Issue to pu:. more than I,OOU,OOIJ men back ~o .....k. 'l'nla wna dl8cio6ed offtelaJJy t.o~ day after the first announCi!ment 01. JJHljecl.s by the pUbltc worka adm1matr&tlon aa-ve rile to rumors that the publlc worltl prosran1 would be delayed. The Initial a..· Jc.tment was onJy $110.000,000 The prellident, lt wu disc1oeed, btdtev€18 that full use or the hUiilc public worlul lund will 110 rar L.... IV'J.rd provldin& the pwcha3..ne powr;r neceS&ary Lo keep lndll;i;to J .,n the upswinB. Approval ot project.& cOIILin¥ mvH! thun & half bt.WOn dolliLrs • expected within the next week Stcpa to thfs end were taken tod9.' bl' th~ cabln<!t. board whleh m.;. wJtJ.1 Soolet&.'3' Ickes, public \~ .... o."'O .I tool~~ Ql \li'IWJn I S MJ, box ) r "" Aa.laai• • t9e 9c : 9e O~YDOL CI'A>VEn 7e miatr;eu at Witi' Woman'• Death *""•I I'I 4 !.~~~'" I 1 ' ,. ,. , , Adlll't,isi"~ through the printed page ia a genuine oervice. '• ' ·~,;1;1~~- a aerv1ee due all the people. ' Tl),r ifty buyen appreciate this service 'Sale sed'..:cars ' ' . • Tbey are alwi\Ya guided by the ada because they know that advertised roodo are of outatanding quality. Buyen are quick to notice the superiority of advertised goode, That ia why busineaa concern• that advertioe are extreme· lypopular. Thrifty people read the ado and buy merchandise that ia ad· vertiaed. t ' . I \ 193~ reeondl&IDned Pl'lce4 for quick sale. Be and see them bdo1'flo YOU buy. Active buaineaa c:oncerna look out for future busineoo. COGD ·ADVERTISING NOT ONLY MAKES ~USINESS FOR THE PRESENT, BUT BUILDS FOR THE FU1'0RE. ~ Che'Yt'olort Coac:h 1931 Ford,tudor 1930 Ford Spt-. Coupe 192' Cliev. Coupe 1929 Ford Pick-Up 1930 Whippett Tudor Thomwghly ~ ' POMEROY CHEVROLET COMPANY ~ ~ PUT ASIDE A.a Industry Moves To Voluntarily Carry Out Program - By International Newo Service WashingtOn July 15--IN ~-PrtJs­ ldent Rooaeveli today held In abeyance 11. declslo:..~ on proposaL-> for 11. blanket 33-hour week and minimum wares for lndWitry as a m w hun.l of cooperation by employ~l"!! CllUAI!d some ot hb 11.ldes to hope Laat the draatlc step m11.y be ovotdert The President Ia expected to m ake 1t final dctermlnatlon ot til" J)O!IC y he will punue to whip lnq:er n6 m dustries Into 1\nc under h ••• d~,:..., tllo.l recovery act during 1.1s. R 1d 1culmg the test1mon) end cruJae on the Potomac r1w1 oeneral BU«h s Johnaon Indus- in a Los Angeles courtroom trlal Recovery AdmlniBt.rnto1, wus of Mrs Mate Hommel that engp,ged In maKms a new qul:;k r.ur,. ve) or the utUtudH ui !mitt ta.alm he I~ the ":~c1entlfic father duslties on fair codes of conopeti·lof h e r thret: children, Ration This survey wlli be phac l Col <·o ran of Detrmt Iore Mr Roosevelt tomotrow. An appeal to the nation for vol- ha.!-\ tlenied the charge w1th untary cooperu.t.ou to speed the M H 1 ruation or lnduatrtal codes-wlll.\ emphasis. rs omme , short work weeks and minimum who i!\ ~t!ekmg part of the waau.::~-Apparl':ntl) h:u:l been e~tntc of h~r divorced hu R-~... 40 aba.ndoned by Mr Roosevelt Unlea he b eotwtnced that in- band, Ur. Wesley Womrnel, for com- sn• Bon Bone ' lb !(, Boeton, July 15-INB-Hklf a. day o.tter WJiey Poet on his rcundthe-world dliht with a robot, ll.nd Oa.ptaln Stephen Darlua and Stall~ ley Thomu Olrenas or Chiea119, bound on a. non-ntov dl~ht. tb Llthunia. took oft from. New Y.Ork their whereabout& wu shrouded tn a. fog blanket~d Norlh AtJn.ry:tc A large plane, thoua:ht by""' e to be that ot the, Uthunla\t airmen. pterced the ;nist over 1 Cod but could not be .B@fl~, ' ~ hum or th•• motor belnll' ~ 1 however An hou.,. before a wtreles.s ~­ sage tram the ft.r.hlng g-iwth Pcam r~JY.)rtl:!d a.n ft.li'J)loane ~~ over It In the B:ty or Pund,v\it wt.-en Cape B:t.i>lt and Bar 'l Me F18herm"n sa.id it was .. .. lble to r::ee the plane rh~ ·~ e a.lrl'ihlp Wl\1'1 reported high over New Germany, N S , A check along the New England ,, ~b~ard rollfd however. to reveal an:v person who had seen the\ two .!n.!:&tlantlc planee. • 8e , .. B&KED oopDII- 16c Boaton · BroWn " .. > lOc tOe Br~ Loa.r c.-... ' 0 • ·• o•~t:u!l CloYer >'&rm •Brand z' Se lbo. • oJ QUILJib" CIOYft' ll'arm Ol.aned 8wut Putatoet., No. 1" J"laeat .. J tor . ~;: ~~:j_.-:.,! Peacbet In,•. 15C oo:=uon CJ~~ilng his Te.hers .Helped G By overnor's Act or ... ror a 35- t hour week tor lruh.L'Itry with a $14 11jlnlm••• ••• comm•n labor , 40-hour week 101 white rollarf'd help nnrl a $15 minimuL'l, 111 e:xpected to be followed by l~ 01 the Chief Ezecutive Sips Bill l're.sldf'nt'M powttr to llcen~t· InA11urina Instructors dustry of Their Salaries While Je1al aidt\!11 ot the a.dmlnlstratlOn we1 e consldeJin& the power ot the Pre61dent to declare the Columbus o . July a-INS-Unstop-gap work week, it was 1-eneral- t~atd alnce the first ot the year, ly believed then the (hlef executive srhool teachers In 11tat.e aid discan make hU ord.er ettectlve only I tricts In Ohio toda.y were 181\U'ed. through his llcensmg power their eal.aries for the entire achool Announcement that the cement year Wlder the provlaiont of the ma.nutacturer11 had decided to In- Lloyd-Richards bill which was voke a 36-hour week and u m.i.ni- signed yesterday by Governor mum wage o( to cents an hout White pending adoption of n code of flu~/ The bill Is an emergency meaacompetltton was hailed by John- . ure and effective immediately Itll sons aide as a real sign of cooper- 1 terms provldlnl payment of thl': atlon l teachers are Identical with tboBe Other Industries, he reported a.re' enacted by the legisldture eatly con.stderlni the same action Thl:! J last sprmg which broueht their Rayon a.nd Silk Industries asked 10 ( !!&lary payments up to the first of come under the rott.on textile code 1933 pending !orm.~tlon of their own Under the bJll, school boards are code given nuthor1ty to luue certificates The cotton textile code, expected 1c.i Indebtedness to be redeemed to provide additional jobs tor 100,- f"om state aid funds accrulna from 000, becomes effective on Monday the ciga.ret t.u. In order to assure The President canvassed the I th ~ contlnuance of that fund, the ngrlcultural s1tuat1on (.Qday, with eovemor also ataned the Douglas Secretary ot Agriculture Wallace bill ext.endlng the clgare& tax for and asalstant secretary ReJC Tug- two more yean ti'OIIl next January well member ot the "BI'Bin Tru.sL Nearly au school bo&rds are exas his a:ueatll aboard the yacht pected to take advant.aae or the Myers Is Not Yet Ready to Give Up Orange Cream Cake ~:·· 25e r' , .... ARM-RELIEf· ADMINISTRATOR DETERMINED TO BOOST PRICES u.e he hopea to the !let with Harold Oatty in UI:Jl. With Berlin aa hill first ached~ stop, P011t hoped to oompl.eW ~ ~econd clrclt of the earth, • ~ays Prom BerUn he plans ti!;t to Novosibink, RUSIIla, ~ Moscow, thence to Khallllronk. From Khabarov&t. he wtU hop to Pairb&nks, Ala..ska, thence to lkl· monton, ' Alberta., wl.th the final bojl carrying him back to Bennett field.. 'I1le dllltance tor the aehedul@d tuaht ls appro:~imately 15,400 mUelll. Weather condl&iowl ot'er tbf At· Ja.ntlc were "as g:dOd u eao til. es.:pected," Dr Jame• Klrhba.U. meteorologist. inlormed Post Just be~ fore he hopped oft 'nle ftter, who with. Harold Gattr set a globe-gmillng record of 8 lli.YS 15 hours and 61 minutes two years ago carried a "robot ptlot." In his Lockheed-Vep monoplane. "I m sotnr to let the robot do aU the work" he saldasheciJm,. mto the ship 1 'm 101nR to be 1aQ' or. thl& &rip and uee the robot all .he time except when takiaa: oft and landlnl " Post will follow the rreat elrell route on bSIS trani-Atlantlc Jw:np, !ollowlna the nortbea.st coast to St. JohiUI, Kewtoundli.Dd. where be w:lll head out over the At.lantle oo the dallb. for Berlln Be carried ew low pllonl!i of gas and planned to 11)' A th.trd emergency measure which a.Jso broke the covernor's 11tgnature at an avera.ae speed of 1'15 mile~ today was that by Repruentative ac hour and an altitude of 10,000 Jobn P MCCrystal or Erie county feet The "Winnie Mae" tn which AMt provkUna that political subdi"fla- and Oatty set the previollll record, lona with funds tied up in clo8ed s equipped with a radio, devek>p~ banks may retain the collateral <:d by army slana! corps experts. posted by the bank and iABue boadl ot the set have been cJoae]J aga' nst the cdlatersl and the tied- GetaUs tuarded by the army and It was up funds stated. Post had agreed. to destroy the t"'adlo Immediately If forced down in a toreicn country From other BOUI"CeiL, It was Jearn.. ed the radio b one of the m!lflt I Graham Wafer• .......w ' .. t9c I t-onry &JBred to use 1 Secretary of State Will ContinuP to Fiaht Auto LiceMe Case . Jk Three Di'eAsShip Burns And Sinks ' ~. t Ca.n P.qrk '& Bea:na· IOe 'i' 1 I Good Advertiling io a service that ia vital to the welfare and prove11 of every buaine11. ,, ' • ' 21C Sal'Soda, .~ •. I I Wiley Post In "Winnie Mae" Seeka To Set New Record Plan< For Placing Into Effect, 3S Hour Week and Minimum Wage 1 l I ' ~. Lart-e Phyoi-~ ' 4 ......' t9e IYOI"J' &o.p, rnedtum sb"· ! baht tic ~P·~~ey I ' , By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. 1< 19t ban Large Box 1Jetllnr, I FARM COMf'll,XION.:SOAP Mrl. JohJ) Hitf, Mrl A.ntqh Lucke, and Mrs. C E 1 ntty I ~n- ~~ New York, Jul)' 15- INS- • Vll'"(lnia It is these two aroupa Morrow a.tlom for the btneat battle ~ \0 be fouaht over trade agrell!mont.a sa.td, that are really com,peuwrs under the National IndustriAl Rf!.. Both .sect10na are a.bie to put coal covery aet were oomlJlelled W~n into New York at practically thtl t.he Northern Bituminou-s Coal ~ same price, the SOuth by rail to eraton flnalb' aa:reed early 1a ;Hampton Roada and steamer. the momtn1 on a eode aftP.r an all ltort.b. by rail to Jersey City and ntah.t meettne. barle There 111 practically no The Northem. opera.t.c.1., il1Glude competition w:lth IlUnola-Indlana .L__ coal and none at all with Alabama the MeDon and Roc.tefell'!r Ul~sta eoal whtch ll confined to the Gulf aDd. are entirely non-~ Whop states and oeora:ta tbeY merce their code wttti. U'lat or M'Ol'l'OW retueed to divulp any the Southern pl'odueera in WBlh- detalla of ibe code hi8 oraanlza.tlon tnaton next week they •lJ,l. h~ .a hal arrived upon In advance of tleocle repre~entine '15 per1 eent ot'Lha ne.l atreement wtth the southem nation's tonnqe rrouP ln the meetings which beiln • D. A Morrow. President ot thfl Monday In Waahtnaton. Pittsburgh. 001.1 Oompany, and-~ It is antlclpa~ that the govemporary chairman of the ~m bem wm be asked to aceept dltte.rCoal Control, newly orp.nl&td for ent codes in the bituminous industhe purpoee Of code matina', IBid try for non-competing sectwns or today t.hat the code alreacb" tll~ 1n whlch there are three Eut of the Waahlngton wJtb the ~ act MlasWippl, the Illlnoi1-Indtana administratiOn wu a code ot "~ the aroup, the two grou~ meeting Monunlon minea located primarilY in clay a.hd the Alabama. group Pro11Unol5 and represented only be- ductton or coal weat of the Mlss18a~ tween 15 and 20 per cel)t of the. l tppi la small and scattered annuoJ sort coal product.lon -On Monday the dlrectorl 111 Ule 1 Waahln&:ton, July 15-- INB-A Northern Cool Control meet ,qt.h tode for the 11t.eel tnduRt.ry today the orrltnlzn.tlon ol their COD\P,.lU·J '1'88 filed with the Industrial reton, the smokeless and AppalNh~ 1 oovery adminllltratton by Robert P ian Cool association, tl\e new!)' tor- Lamont, president ot the Iron and med South Central eoa1 fl'O~.l" ln Steel lnlt1Lute which represents Washington to meJ'IIe j.belf , i f s epproaimately 90 per cent of the The Southern arou,p also is - I steel inaOt output of the country umon The code ftxll!& a maxlmun1 ot 40 The NOlthern hours a bo.na child labor and Widower of AddkOII rn:;:, "¥>• tOe I ' eta.!.:~ I , tq I c-t Output wllh Lye I j Are Lined With Cur· iouo People • t.Fr~C!'-:•..- ~ase da1J8htot ,Jane, Jofl'8< Ro) . ROOSEVH T WIll BIG BAITLE LOOMS AS RESULT OH~STIC ~ CTl ~ NI'Scientific Father?' SHKEH ~f f~ME f~RTUNE IS MAKE PROMPT USE ,IS Bl 1• Of 'WOHKS' fUND Mell::n·~=~~:!'; ~=I ~~~=ti=i~~idSouth· : ~HIH EXECUTIVE W~~l 0fliGHT President To Put Million Mer> To Work In Near Future , "' ,Jolly 21ot ' II""""' PRICE THlllil!: <Jl!;r. 1 t> - to Rep .... _ t 7 7o of Soft . The tollowtng were IQ the paJty • enjoytftg ' pot~luc"-:plcnld ~pper at l the- RuUo'nd Qiolf Oot~rse/. grounda 1 Thursday •evenlq... .1ft& lf.aymond I Oat,verf;, and daUIIlter, Dorottu' Mrs. "'~"' 'ano dauahter, I Florence Ann, Miss Oladl'l!ll Orueser Mae, Bea, aqd ~· To,rrl!l, I W:tsrJ Mildred Btra.uu. MIP1 1 WjJme. ! We.tiOn, Mlallea Mll.ry and Helena Whltloclc, M1slea Marpret and Helena c!!JL(ford, Mrs Delbert Wllllaml!ll, -..rs. Clarence Clltrord and . , maD ,..,_.. 00 S~~~~83Glrt=8~tbi~~~ ~~SW~NEO far .w, 14ifl J B Rupe of Cheshire was tn Pomeroy Prlda.y vlsltinl old friends an<l acquaintances. Mr Rupe, 8& By ALVlN L. KINO years of aae, Jlas Just recovered INS St.u.fl Oorrespond.ent frottl a SlfBI! of !t.Omach. trouble He r Columbu!l 0, July lt-INB-A lll extremely a1Jle · for one of hla th-oaT&m Ql,lllnl tor th..e expendl~ Year•. · ' ' ture ot inore than t28,000.000 for construction or waterworta ptanta, CLUB HOSTESS F.('Werage and sewage disposal and Improvement of s&niDUaard, was h.oste.u ln Ohio, today tD l;h~;~ mem- 1 federal works 4-H Club it was Kirkland. CA.I.Jtlll." CENT8 ,) Ml.uea Nell and Edttb Huntley of Marietta were liiUfl'ILI of Mlal Emma Lee of Llncoln Hm Thursday . ,. ,. .. . . BY FLYERS AGAIN IN AIR AND LIMELIGHT Mrs. J. 0 lttlkln and aon Ro• bert of Baltimore, Md , IJ\d tbt AWAITING 0. K. POMEROY, OHIO, SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1933 ....tOe. ... 35c Oranges sunklH 29e Cantaloupe~ :,:"; ... 25e Lemon. JHI 81ao ... IIE..t.T8 01" BIGREBT QUAI.iiTY Smoked Calliea i::""'" Smoked Sauaage , 11,. Salt Meat :'e:~::04 9c Jumbo 25 e Bolopa lean;b JOe lOc Two Other M~mben of Crew, go to Thei"~tb Captain and Water 81tott. Columbus, 0, July ts.-.-.JNS-P!ve of Ohio s most prom1nent Demo.. c- rnta--Willtam J Leonard ct 01nctnnall Director of -~!culture Earl Hanefeld Jl'rant T Dore of T1ffon, Attorney Garrett Claypool of Ch illicothe and John P Nolan of steubenville-were pluniJ'ed Into the t potii!Jht today Bl! proopectll to l!llttc~ cefcl Heury G Brumwr, of Ma.n&fie1d A.S Democratic ~t o;;.re chairman. Word trom U 8 Senl\tor Robert J Bulkley a.t Washington today ao.ld Brunner wW resliPl the party Jea.d .. ershlp if he succeeds in gettinr appointment as 3cate Man~r ol the Home Loon Adminl.lltration The announcen1eni threw tbl Ohio nemocra.tlc party Into confUI• ton Brunner baa been ~ to retain the party cbalt'lntllllhi&f, powerful ot smaU compassea III!Ver developed and that Polt will be able to receive bea.rlnp with It from both .sea and shore atatlonl. 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