https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4f4bf48d0dee0852748eb947b2ee23e8.pdf 70e5daa5069d39484b6cbd9e586c35b8 PDF Text Text • ~~~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. The "Wlnntoo Mae" was 80 packed wHh instruments a.nd supplle' there wu Juat room for the pUot to aqueese m. · �.' " ' 1'1111 DAJLT 'rRD'ONW '90KDOT, OJIIO• • BUNDA V, JULY 16, l933 THE DAILY TRIBUNE••"PQMEit.OY, OHIO. THE DAILY TRIBUNE '1'1111 l!JEIGB •llBLQIIING I tardB upside down e\erythJna: that war In China?" COI\IPAIIY M:azch.l.ng ---chtneae-Rwml.nl · a.rowtd table to cop a aneak at your ~ opponent's cards. 1 ot hr~Dtrer, Oble lbat.ered: u aecond-'cla.sa m&tter l!ept. 13, liH, .., the Poet omce &\ : When OW' frlendl &end us lPtLen or m:ws matt-er 1or publloatJon thef I ~ tn all ~· 11;n their namea-althOUflh not ne~Oy to be .-rmMML AnonYmOul 1._fitera, J:wwever exc..1lent an l deairable 1D themwill be publiahed. MATIONA.lt A.DVEBTISJNG &EPRESFNTATlVIA t'red llbnball, !Do. Cb.lcaJO, Fblla.Uiphl&, PIUaburch, ' I I -I --~·. _,I Mllwnlle~ ~J().!U ~ i Poe Pile Pt&e l)e)lyered B)' Week • • . . Carrier Month · · · Year · • · · · $ 15 One Month • • . .. . . . • . . ·.oo Three MonU1s ......... , . . • • Six MonUu . .. • .. .. .. .. • 6 00 One Year .. . . . . . ...I!IJ 1.00 2 00 UO In ~he meantime, the element of doubt is mJected mto ' the ca1:1e JUst enough to make honest men, men who would t•athet ~ree a guilty man a:o free a thousand times, than to convict one mnocent md1v1dual, fear that they rtught make a ' m1stake. Ce1 tamly this phase of the controver.,y ha::~ all been thought out and gone over oy tho~e makmg pleas because tt is that featUI'e wh1c11 they hop e will fa.lrly-large , alzed and apprewas ln llttenda.nce Fnrlcy Johmon If \up, dJvldt them by six and play carefully. changln1 the trump with 1 each e&rd I I Gliint Oscar-Four klnp readaug tram left t.o rliJht Llt'e a club l'l the Donnybrook Pair there lt no penalty tor lea.dina out of tum. I deuce wJll Jw;t by saying so But Midget-A It qmck 1 PLANTS - 11le MliLS?n City ---1 ] One Word Led To i\.nother 11 '" ~ •••• ~ . ,,(., "'"""' hg. HAZEL . LIVINGSTON ·- . . . - ----~-- ble pc,t tu I I I I fat a ' ~~~ cam·n';'oti.•iJ In .. The viQ.tors annexed twa hits, one Ot them by MAoon In the second, the first Dlf' n to ba.t and the other by Kraru.ttet \"lit.h ~W? out in the fOUi'th. Kl:autter reached oocond by vlrtuc 01' a wild pltcll. but M.a.ron died a'~ tht! Initial saCk tn tact atter the first tmling the Dixie lad& were tl'tlrely helplef!s wb,Uc at bat Eddie walksd two and both of other by Krautter wlU. two ou• ill tilese came fn the first Inning Thereafter four- men reached drat In . safety, two or them q aforementioned by the hit route and twp others through llr'· rcra. One or these H Walsh rea.cb~ ed .nrst In tlle tl}lrd, the first mnn up, nod · reached "the thlrd stll.~l k> dte t.here None other ex~pt l(.r&ld«>r, left flrst be8e That ' is \lOW effectively Demoakey Juot WM pitehlng 111 .the meilnt.~rne the !d'lddleport !mow me. I bcyt wtro rolng d.lo:' ['ettll'li u ifJOU ru:f tKre anti or.e there until tth' n oome· tr 'a I u·~'l.Cir•d tt.ve which was just. I ean three more than they needed. no fool. They scored once in the 11ec~nd, me-you I ,IB IICSS/.; d llght Y_ct 1(~a~;; ~~:r~~d~k~~espent a Sntne g;x:s fnr llnee-caJd monte Drutng an electrical .storm light ~ U.y At thu.r '8u.c•" f:t.aer I We hope thnt these gad1ets and nlng enU>nd the residence of 1t,lmmlxt•s u&e not oullaw In Ch1c~ CharlJ.e Foster on the electric wires save the worthlest:1 necks of their chents. --~=========::=:=:=:;:::::::::=======--==;!}tf' n•ake 1 S9 1L takes one of rve1ythmg to a.nd Ignited the framework of the a wmld and the same goes house Members of the family were The1r onJy hope is to see the sentence of deuth com• ,, oa F ,, "h'-•o t' al• lllne im a >Aollds fair present and extinguished the blaze W• •• 1 '-' ..,.. ru e eng111 e dl? :.lng If. ;r ~ \~ lth little damage muted to sentences of hfe Jmpnsonmeht as even that conk The Century of Progress Is step~ ~P:w Ga.m11 t\sttlnlshes Onlookers Maude Johnson and Josle Pickcestuon 11:1 qutte a. victory for them when theu clients have ping out ne&tly and Urntly Seem11 San F1 ancl~;co put on u 1.00d The mw game of Grand Pu!Rce ens were calLing on rrlenda d 1 ~ ; pe,,n guilty of murdcrin~r in cold blood to escape after rob· that Chlcali:O Is Lhtt l"fl&l town fur thow .some time rrt;a l'hc bulldmgs J' tnpl<ll\ t,tklng l.hc place of con· litiVe.!l Rt Racine Bund&y an re\\Odd falrs They had one there ure sti ll sLandwg Whlch 18 ~ mlE lllH.Ct b t ldg(' 1t llns 110 J.ules, no Mrs Wlll U~rri or :Mt Moriah ~an~tng lUStitutlon. 1n 1893 that was a pip lake Seems the archltcctwal , .1aso ns amt no poot mortemB Clllled on z~:onds and lati 11:9 1 ule for fall ulldings 1:> to ,nti\}Se 1"4 __ ... • here ¥onda~ 1 re ves jlut ·~was -ir~r lhu•· Justice, blindfolded, baa little rt wu out first t 1 , > ! t • ~ .,., I , , cootrlb\ltlon! tb'> !fhem oijt \ o cheesecloth' 'spprt lli Wa.s Invented to tmnoy kibtf'~ Chafli!IB .R06da >ci.U~d"~J hJ8 t50b''i1~a1ace to triumph .~A most criminaJ cases. There are so internatlDnal contc1ences Po.llt! ¥ Lutter nnd wrapping ~ap ~:1 zP.r:;: and well-meaning but ha.rd- tn-IaW and dauahter 1\u.sh · Mc' ' ' tJi cathlug millstones who hang! Nickles of Antiquity Monday ,-qry many cases of trials resulting In tr:.~.vestie~ on JUStice (.al expert~ say lhc 1893 Mldwu.y 16 wrhat made Am c1lco.n a world pow1 he ontv bull din~; standing-alia ~round .\-OUr neck while you ufe Charlea Rowe and, tamlly, Row~ th'at 1t iH not greatly to be wondered at that our nation B (' gmlndm ur the famous Centennial tr~ mg to pia~ the paper sla.bs cna Rhodes and Louise SH.nons atct 1&'16 Is an ohlie1vo.tion to11.cr tended church at East Letart Sun· so completely infested With Cllmmals ol. all sorts. colors, Wild men Drl (!.:ll~ II Bhts and ) (Oill!tructed n! stone n•Jd 1ustt d ~H\nd PaliLCC chaug 1•11 Its sys- clay even1tti! c.reeds and descrlptwm~. da.nclng girls reaLm ed the IH9.J ciJ -~Lon l~ OVI:llloo.k~; Lt,e Pennsy tracks \VIih every den! cvc1y shuffle Mlu VIrgie Sarson has returned cus In Chicago After )0111 old 111 Fah monL Pa1k IHi eve! y card Ju~tt mak.e up ~our bomc followJng a ten days visit MlnnesotR. grand pop saw tllem -with Kasper Sayre and family ot 1 1 onvent.lons as you go 'along . THE ECONOMIC CONFERENCE they had to blind fold hun und \ What we wnr,t IAl know 15 whv Antlqmty ELL, the Economic Confetencc ts alJOut to be du;baml· back him Into the barn We will give you 1l Ju;t of some - - ··~========= 1illr.y don t ma~\e the butldtng~ PCI· l lllllUCnt? We saw the San Fn.nc!s- rl thu pla~s gathered In Hollywood cd and the delegates are prepariPg to return to t heir The f\N)t !Rh we tcmcmbe1 v.ith 1'( blllldlng~ ten yea!~; ago and Uny Mont1eal llnd Luug Islam! NOTICI!; OF PUBL1C HEARING 011 \he PM"t~ Ru.ral SeHoot ~ home~ with Just exactly noth111g accomph1:1hed ~;o lai a~ any degtee or db;putatlons RIILhen ~ me st ill 111 fine ccudllton 'l lteYH' tlclty Is the P!Lris I odeo In 1900 111 Golden Oute Patk We hOtle th.tt Sobbing Sarah-Queen of Spades' Dfdrlot. But~rt:t. ~ the ult1mate good of the worlu Jg concerned. That was a. big s uccess If you (:an the Chtcago wondets don t fold up without Jack of He\Lrt8 Gen'l Code Sec 5625 22 llkc the ~ccncry in Ulrl ot the 1 Notice 1s he~by given ihat on A::; l)redtcted Ill these colu:Jtns prwr to the asi'emblmg lJellcve po~;tcards -Liverpool Jump Rubbing a .'lpot ~'he 19th day of July, 1933, at 8 o1Goldrn West of the envoyti trom the \annu~ countries, the only hope of Then we had one In Phlladelphht 1 rtf two cllamondt> and making 1t clock P M a public hearing will be h1 1006 That wasn t u Century uf I'm ace 1 clrl on the Budget prepared by th 1, the sCK'• JO» ut any tim e, wa• tl1.1t t he many lj~tll opcun debt- Prrgress because Boles Penroac was We go to evc1 ~ ~ t,1 1 -e .md count y Portland Rum! School District or ~ m· cnnnlt'lf':-1 were hopefullhnl tht• Umtec: States, tuvclgled :.till a young man We tuweled fnlr wr. I an , 1each by wll Ol boa ~ Reverse Gears--When a f meSI!e Me•gs Coumy Ohio. tor the ~ext 5 ftjdes-Mcrry Go Ro1Uld. Ferri& Wheel, Merry MII-ap, Kiddy AuLo Ride ~Ciwn t.o the Jamestown Exposition We haV(j nevet \\On a prize m 1 fnllfi you can Lake 1t back and try succt.>edlns Hscal year ending Decinto Rlldt ,l conference, would hy for ce of pre~sure bt'ought somewhere llround tha t t!me Rnd r!nged & cane But when the man 1t the other way · ember 31st 1g34 1\nd 818' Sfnall MiDa,are Ratlroad-5 FR~~ ACTS a.nd t5 llollar Cuh to bcur, he compelled to heed thelt demandl:! und make to the St Loulfi fair also In be- lliLches Ius rw kel we ate In Lhe Such hearing will be held at tht P:dZC8 WJII be JfVIln away everi nl M Come and 1<:n,10y ynurseU and 1 trips we got In some vr 1y fron t llne t1ying to track Lhe f\lmDouble Snoopm-Piaylng your office of U1e Portland School House greut cum·eKslons on the war debt question, As ulso pre lwt>en - - -~ - - - --~- - - - - ' '" Harry Price, Clerk Win t.ne PriZE!. dieted, un\ e,;x l'\Ut h concc~sionK were granted, nothmg [ same I I I . ""' 3 .< were conquered tournament elimlnatlon Middleport by de.l'eatlnl: from Dixie, ~m.ed the play the winner Iof the;:.~·~~~: Jackson fKlrap which Monday night The Mason City bays started riaht out as 1[ they meant business and scored a run in Jig time In tm very ftrst trl\me without the sembls.m.-e of £\ hit Thla howev l;lr, was their first, last and only t1areup in an olfer.sivc manner during the entire evening In fa.ct, Edt'lle DemOI!key pJtehOO one ot the b~st gam3S or his career. kecf]lng the boys eatlnr om or his hand during the remnlndcr of the a.n~ - - -·- - - - - - I R H PO A 0 0 I 0 0 0 2 2 t 0 2 • 0 o ;.1 o 1 o <J '(I!' o ,.~ Kr&utter rr ~oo.elwng, . 2~ ''STOLEN LOVE'' I I AB • 3 • 3 L Brnlth, p Ma.!::OII lb Roush rf SOCIETY ENTERTAINED The Aid Soctety 01 the Heath M. E Church was entertained Thurs(li\Y 1\ftetnoon at tbe home of Mrs w B Patterson Regular routine tustness was transacted, tollowed 1 v a socia.l hour. Rerreshmmt.l! Byers; "Sea Foam" ,. 1 Ice cream and cake was served Pauline Ma.uuel and Anna Mae 1 66ain were Sunday guestll of Hazel Manuel recently Capt C F Roush attended the luneral of Jack PrJce at Portland Rev Mehl, wife and two children ct Pcmeroy spent Tuesday with W A Johnson and family Mr and Mrs Will Sayre were eunday guests of Mr and Mrs 1 C.•eorge Krider of Bowman11 Run. Mrs Edwin Norrls and son Everf. tt of Akron spent a few days with Van Wolfe and family . Charl:e Po&ter 1& all smiles Its a D 1-2 lb alrl born July 8th P.aul Hayman wtfe and be.by of HerP are a few memben of PreSident Roosevelt's "Super-Cabtnet" J'IC· Racine were calling on Ray Hay - tured as they arrived at the Wh 1te Hou se to attenll the first mcetinR' tn plan lor the recovery of the country Top, left t.o r1ght, are Secretary of man and famtl)' Mrs Herbert Sayre and two chil- the Inter1or Ickes, Jmse H. Jone!, of thoR F. C, and ~ecretary of thA are George N Peek f 1eft), agr1cultuust, and dren of Am go, W Va called on Navy ·Swanson. Below Secretaey of Afl'ICU!ture W 4.lla.ce. Maude and JOille Pickens recently Gold1e Wolfe of Akron spent the 1 FlJW'Lh with her parents, Mr and P\'IHIAN PARK- All NEXT WEEK! ' Mu ¥ A Wolfe lATLIP SHOWS Naomi Rhodes Josephine Wolfe and Gene Neville attended an all 1 oay serv1ce Sunday at the M E church near Evans, W Va Edna Hylbert or Chtu"leston Is [ ~mending a few days the guest o! .Maude and Josephine Pickens Lewts Saunders and family of Middlrport were v181tors or W A illi three-shell lalr Alll t Johnson and family I 1 - ati': the Heath M E Church ror the »reeentation ot the second of two l'etlUala given by pla.no pupll8 or JlfM Prances Daniels The proaram, to which the )general public WRll ex~nded Ul 1nvttatlon DP6&Jecl at 8 o'elqck. The ftn~t recital by 11'0\lP one pupUII wu. glven July so 'l'be followtna: progra.m was rendered "PlayinK Catch", Blake, Jean Ebersbach, "The Acrobat" Adalr, Marth& Howell, ''Peter Pf.D,", M'.okrejs, Cressa. Webb; ''Oome, Olp and Romp With Me' , Bl.ftord, Vlrllnla Whl~e, 'A Gold• ft8b Swtms in ~y Llly Pond", Rodters. Mlldre1 Howett, Fh cfllf!S 1ri the Grass" Wadley, Angie Ell~th "By the Lake"1 Adair Nellie "The Nlghtlngal~". ct any color ot any suit Add them End Play- Wide run around the room while your interference bowls over the klbitzen The latest tack tned by the attornsy is to bnng a •roarr1ed woman bcfo1 e the tnbunal with a sworn ~:~hste-1 ment that ~::dlt!, v. hile un a tlyHt w1th h~r lover, ~aw the 1 ~obbers escape und that tht) men convwted B:re not the I . men who cornmttted the robbery. The reason she has kept het '5l lem;e su lung H~ evtdent, accordmg to her recital but her con~:~cien~:e e\ Jdently long dormant, finally has overcome all oLl)tucle.s 111 her de:;H'e to do good and nght u wrong th.at I.'S ::tbout to be committed. Of cuurl:!e there is every reason to believe thHt th1s JS r £.imply another m e:ms of tnckmg JustiCe but 1t wlll cause Uclaytt and eftort as weJI ab money to prove the falsity of , ~he st"to!ment, 1f 1t can even then be proven. 'A 1 I ray ' JBE BELATED c•tlempt ot Ute altornevs , • tor the two ne~ I grot~S condemned to du~ for the murder of un offit.:er lh.ifing a Jet.:c nt b~·nk hold·up near Cincmnab, but ~howH \ I w,hat lengthl:i Cltmmal~ w1ll go to save them ~elvt·~ after I cunvtctwn~ .tnd whut :;ubhrtugel:i are w:~cd to work on the 1 11ympathtc::s of Pa1don Board:-~ al:! well ~~s exeruh~cs who hold ~ho power of passmg out lemency. Pbono 582·L ~tive crowd ------------~------~------1 1'4.\NUFACTURED EVIDENCE double!l The vame wu wttwuaJiy fut bt!ina pla.yed bt M mlnutea. Th .. Mlddlcport t.ea.rn wtll enter~ the Port.lmoUt 811r!'£'1Pitlon at o'e l;o,cal fteld tonleht a.t 10 16 1 Tcent.¥y-Weentay-Deuce t.rey five BCI fttth follows · Orand Palace--Tea.rtng ,;he deck ] into Uttle hunks Then throwlnK 1 ~ the l'eluJt a.t your partnt!r ItakeMorgan an a fa14!• 101 ! us !'or BwiaCIII Oftlce aa4 Circ11latloo Dept. Call l!tZ-Il and 110rt or c tally In the They ~~e<:u,.OO n.1rut blt.A &II ott Stewa rt who r~ ff"'))'). U1e box tr.. LaJr.;, rust b8ae m the etg,hth 1·• ~ n1ng Thrt" .. ur l.he8e btngietl wete .ft I I For Ed.Uorta.l Oftt&:e CaU US:·L ron - ~ell I I·_--=.:GR:.:.:E:..::.GG.::...____, VIRGINI;t. NElS f Lover'a Leap-;:-;rab tor your l ow11 beer a.rldl knocking all the c'ther glasaes otr w~h your elbow. :::~· Ohio, undBr the Act ot March 3, lti7Y. i'Ubll.lhed Daily aw::. except Ba.Qlrd&f. ~tt:d on Lower Secor1d lUred, Pomewy, 0. I Jlf"'- 'm no inltanoe PB!IO for R~overy" and fourth twice in thP f 4., l ':.(lo 3 0 box f.Ydd.qXJr£ 3 o o 1( rr 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 o 4: Q o a' Q 3 o 2 ll, • 3 0 ~. ~ & 1 - _ ....... --..,l;;IO • 1 2 23 Galla~het E 0 0 8 0 0 ~ i - ]' li o~t. ~tUng ••hlle out fl AllcnS'vor th cl ThOmJ>-Oil ss GaUagho.;r 2b N nl. rr AB R H PO A E 5 1 1 1 1 1 4 0 1 1 0 1 5 0 1 4 3 1 4 0 0 1 0 0 PP.rfltt c Dlmoskcy ., If 45 Allc!'lswmll, cr 4 Ra1'tl'ngs lb t E Demosk ~>y p 4 Total • 39 Seeker GIJtl.S L08E, 6 iD t The Middleport team ClUI' .,., defeated , by the"''"''I£UHl !Jlrl.s' uotnt 1n the ,, .. o'c!oct ~~~:arne Friday evtnln&, 8 oo 4 <OonUnued from Pat"e One'J Despite the fact that the MJddlePoat carrt.ed a parachute a baj port &lrls were putlclpatln&: In contalnina extra clotbln• and to!their ftrst. oont.ett of Ule aeuon, lilt articles, and tool:. a quart of U•ey opened up wiUl a. mld·seuon ~ form that contlnuaUy l'.tpt them In wa 1 a. quart. or tomato ju.Jc~, a th"' runntna tbrouahout At variOUII packa.ge of t.oaat. a.nd three pack& t•mes the lead. and vlc\oey' :or the of chewirq' guru Laurel Oliff q(reptlon WM Aa a precaution If forced dOI•rn tnreMened. by tl'le loeaJ i!rla, while where &frplane ga.sollnt: lFI unob·-~ .. --tmstve play e·-•.o the talnable, c1so the C'f 1 ~ ..., ~ or ethyl nbeklcarrea d 3 t\1\1\ hoP.!'t of their manaaers u an OJV\I cent1me~res ~e of the lar<eet crow•· e•- to o r lead with whlch ordln.Hn l'lW}-o..ut '"4 'l ....~ Vl' atten,d • oame on the old hlgh · ne can ....._, turned Into hlgh te~t r t school nlay ground, which has ·...., ue • ~, foll owlnK vlrtu~tUV t he been ':used t.hJB ae&PiOil, WA prf¥Dt ..-...,. II> f'rldai ev"nlnK .... watch t.he alrls same route O'ller w.l•ch h~ and """ ~ o t do baetle Other -aameS wiU toUow, Rt 'Y sped on their rcc01d ftlght tne manaJers have promlaed anQ substl'ntla!Jy til':' sat:1 coui'Sf' ' toltcwed by the luckless James Mattern forced clown In Ww Wtlllam Bullls, Jr., or Washing- wnstc8 ct Sibto•io on h&s atl;•mtJt t.o D 0 after a visit here with M '='rf'ak th~ Post-Or~tty lecord 0 Whlte,and family . left S&turday Mattern 1s still ln Sibella awaitmornlnli: Or .-. bWilnes&.vlalt 1n Cln- lng a plane which will carry him ctnna.tl and Colwnbu.s He wilt to Nome Ala!lta, from where h" be joined later at Parkersburg by Will H.nl.sh his solo utk-mpl •hia mother, Mrs. William Buill.!! alA crowd o[ about 1 000 persons :110 of Washington 0 C, who re- ·vas present to see th e t.::i k.P-oft' ma.lned here ror a Iunger Visit with ?resent was Mrs Post and Clyde the White famjly ~n~born who nresented the Okl<:~.· MrR Lee Boyd a.r.d son ~ ·or hema lth 1 k 1 Detroit Aft~ spe~!p.K , several C1oun~ F~Jix ;onucL~c~n~~f! fit:nt by weeks visi t ~rc w:teh Mrs !Boyds """'t l"t d th M parents, Mr and Mrs w.. G Hud.. ...,. u e e nmn 1e U" lnlu l.on, "'bll.rklnt ' u......., bo<:trround 111e downtown ak)'llne, and the"' ]uat.J' or atbt tleld • pleoes wlU ~ thelr kiud welcome out over tpe lake N h. al1pt 1QLo U.e hubor. But the ofUclal welcome wW beil.n ""en before- bO rllde!l 1n over the talrgrounda ' ~an'1 Selfrld.le tJeld ent Ita qnt pun:u1t IJ'Oup, lleaded by Lleut Col P M. Andren to meet the ~ltora and e~ them to the ~nrt ot their 7,DOQ ..mlft Journey A.s the skyllnP comes Into view Lhe American fller11 at an altitude nt t 000 reeL, will ~wing Into a ~ romJt&tion Ln which the I t.en I T A L V wW snell out an lnl.tW ~lut.e By l)rder or the Depart-ment of Cmr.mercp, no air cran may approach nearer than half a n 1 :n e o ihe Bll.lbo planea. The U B 8 Wilmette, W)th Oov Henry Horner of nuno~. Jtu:rus C Dawes President or a Ceutury of :r~~~ ~ta~~~ ~~e.w,a~S ~; dlgnltarlel:l abc>ard wHl pick uJ) the Italians when they anchor their seaplanes ore Na'? pier The otricial cer.emonics wJU be held at the hall i:l1' .sch:nee levee and every one or the 110,000 seats will be occupied A!l.t!r reserving 30 000 seats for distmgulshed vlL'IIlors the tll.ir told the pubUc the others would be tree to them dle.!lton, lett F)1d11.y for a. short vis- the o.!tcr a pomted 3 ooo toot 30 22 1.5 o2 o0 ,t In ColumbuS ~ore.;ret;umlne: n air and easily ' immediately It I:;;,;;:;;::;;:;;:~~ 10 0 1 1 0 (j the ir home Mrs ' H\l~leston ac;. northeast 0 0 Ia 0 0 companied them to Columbus W.-ather bu rea u officials sul d tt1 1 1 1 5 o Evangeline Kanouse and Alberta I would have a fa voring t.atl 1\lnd of 1 ' - - - - -~ D~tlehol&t of Columbus wm arrive e.bol:t 21 mil·", velocity on the> fit st , 5 9 21 ll 3 Sunda.y' for a VISit wltl;l. Mrs. Fr-Dk Ftagc of th~ fllgbt. 1 Kanouse a.mJ '{aml\y -~~ Scot (' by IJ:nlngt~ Mrs. I:"reda WelliDi pt Colurn w New York July 15-INs-on the Midq~epori Mo~cn City arrived 8aturday fOr a lhort. v~t reels l)f WHeY. Post who hopped 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ~ T .. ~ otf this morning: on $ new reeotd~ H its 0 1 o 1 o 0 o 0 b 2 wll.h hq gl)'lndfather,~ n- Mental! r.l'ek lng round the world fl.lght two Port$nouth RUP~'I J 0 Q 0 0 0 0 o I) l cr Vme atr!et ~rs,"'Weulne- wilt Lithuanian avlaton took off from Opp r non, 1 0 1 0 t 0 0 0, 0 3 be P.HliliXlpltJ1Ied bOrne Sunday eve• ,Floy<J Berfnett IUr.port on a nonAt. Middle~ HIIC~k School nln'!' b} h£1r mother, ~ Ada.!') fitojl flight to Kaunas Lithuania Gninnds Krause. whQ baa bdU •VLIItlng. be~ The flier~ are Captain stephen MM1d\eport Glrena&; 9 fOT the past two weeks wU:I:). M(:l DarkJI' and s~anley T Hits 0~03ll1ftx: T 0 N I·G H T! Krausf11 fl;lther ' J.lr Merrell: both· or Chtcligo Runs 0103l020x GA~t.t: STARTS A'r 10:15 5 ML!Jr. Bu&ie Taylor and Mrs. Owen O.moiall;t announcmK that they Opp e lrOt'S 0012\0:lOx 6 Rk:e 'VI,sltMd. ThurMttay 1t1 Athenll WFre. :making a "full load te-st' with Don Kfy>ler 10 year old san uf tilgh~ Darius and Olrenas wheeled .1\.dmiuion Sc and JOe Tl\'o b:ll'..e httg, E. Demosk:ey, H Mr and Mr8 A W Kasler, whti·la their Bellanca monoplane to thE Dfm( •hv Orlltlgh":)r critically 111 The Ka.eier family ruuwa,y, sent it roartng down the St-ud\ QUt by St,ewart 1 hy OP- form:r.)y De&lded In Mhtdlepor1 4.200-foo~ litrett:b and lifted It Olll n•, t>l • Y 3 ~ Mr. ahd Mrs T C O~n. ~ho O\f'r LhP. AtlantiC Br ~~ un. br.lls by: sl.cwart 1, tty been v.t~tttng for.JOllle ~m~ n To new~papermen hoviever th" Smith 1 by Demos~y 2. , G lwnbWt with Herbert Thatcher pair (:nnflded that they were stm tWIId ;>ltct•Q DetnOI .. _ ' 3, .SI:e'A~ c.nd family ,l will tetur'n Sunday tng lhe flight t.o liitlma:-.ia )P _,.. 'l'he Thatchers W1il"" 'aC(lompanY a.rt 3 , ~ them here 11.nd spend the day Stolen bMO Neal Mr and Mrs. oscar Bauer left Runs batted l.h l;)y E QqmoSk.e~;, $BLUI"daf fot" q ten Mw rt.iihlP.J trip Rnwlm~&. T,hom~ Gallaghel, on the Muskln&:mn 1rver ' Allen!>worth• · J ohn l.Jftr~ell vws relt\oYed from <<kntlnued 1Toll,l ~e One) Fmt b..'UJe eon erro!"S M:.~.son City 1the A'thens State h~ltal, where )le headed a jj:roup of prominent Chic2, M.ddle(X>r~ 4 , , h<>s t.~en updergolnQ' trta~nt for agoans lilll'l Italian - Amer1oa113 who Left oH ban's M!lson C!.ty 4 Mid- tl:1' past ~reve ra.l months to his will greet h1m when he t!ltl'l'fer~: Nisht and Momlnc to keep them Clean, Clear aM Healt:hy tllcpr.rt. 121 ·10"'1'\' en ,south Third avenue, &J!,- 1rom tht< tlagshlp lo a I <:ORSt l:{uard cutter i n the harbo r to come li..o.l hCd 1Ull.'; Middlcpolt I urdBY 1 Wrice for Fru "Eyt~ Car."• or .. BJC Beauty" Buok Umplr ~~ Mees. D. Allensworth. c. I Ed Parson!! ls reported to have ashore Fireboats will belch mo\Ultalnous A ''n'" orth . 511ffered a hear~ attack Friday eveMIAMCo.,.O.pl 8 i~tl: mooSt.,Oua.. SJUI:lYJrOf ~at.cr int..o the alr ll.EBln, Tinw or ~me 54 mlnuteq ning N•"ght :Ball ! I H R _...,._ hfl:e I R.l j ' -~ . " .... ~ ' llr.m W I A~ l:n I I - - Air Armada Chief Has Had Colorful Career would come oi the meetingi:i, 1111d ao ta1 that 11:1 JU8t what I , 1 hos happ ened. Whtle con ~ uieruble money has been wa.:~ted ~y our rlclcgatea tn London, money that might much better have been spent m our own cou.ntry, it has llt lea1:1t not been a tntal loss. If th<'l e have b...,n any doubts in the mmds of ~n~ne regard1ng the hope~ and destres of the Euron_eJun Jlations, those doubt• ha' c bee n thoroughly dispelled. ,. The European deblur nations, hended hy France and ' r.bly seconded by EnKland and Belgtum, have been placed 1n then· buc hght. The." have but one aim m v1ew. When ltihat u1m WllS dtS:;,lpnted, they were ready to bnng Ihe j l!;'c~lon8 to n do:1c. 1 I I Non e of the conutttcs at th e meeting, excePt the United :5latet;, was IH'epan•cl to mak e any concea:itom; ot any kiJHJ or d escriPtion . The «>Htlh' lay out WHH of r;uch nature thut wnr dchtH wns tn he the ouly pmnt to be ar' \ itl'Uted. Fortunately, however, our prc!o\tdent is not ~o intCin ntwnn lly mdtn ed ttl the expen:-;e of ht:o~ ft)l\ow coun-, trymcn and cum,tJtucnt:.!, that he "ould consider any further dtsc ll"tWJ\1 oJ th1 ~ '-'ll hJt'd ,u1u ..:n all the world know s jw~t what nnm cdt,1,tcl.~· followed Mr. ltrw:o~(•velt' !" tnsistenc e lhst ttln:.l' li llhioct::.. be~ UJ~;< u:-;."erl whH'h it w~:-. Hgvoed,~ would lw rliHcussecl. The naxt mo\'c f('r uur prclient ad 1 m.Jni~trnllon tr> mnkc, ts one wtth the cnd 1n vww that will ~lvc our deutor• to und er.IJind th•t we expeet •uttlemenl. , I on what '" owlng to u•. Travelet'S report finding nne tribe tn Afncn 111 which t~e bpblc• at·c held ov~r a c"mpfire and '(•mokM" in or ·~er to make them pure. Tho up-to-date Amerlcan h•bY ~Jl~ to get "~~oked" ala el'garetle, when It 11et• a ltttl~ ol4pr. ! ••Jcively , DID YOU EVER STOP TO·THINK? "'"'· , She I;'Onad under the barbed wil'e Of die 'fence, and raced ahead 1n~ :t,he poJ1j:liel. ,"Aren't they beautiel, •!....(ill you ~11•r Bee R\I.C:h huge rmu? 1' ! : •l}lo/' he aald, smihng famtly, "l :Dever d.id" ! • "Neith~ dil\ [," she atart.ed to -.a.J. i.wt •t.Oppqrl. The htt.le. patch 1 By Edaon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma G. L. lANDSBURG, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE RIO DE JANEIRO BRAZILIAN AMERICAN SAYS: THAT Bra~il ia potentially a great market for good standard branjla of Amer1can exports. $30,000,000 worth are already im· ported. The population totals 40,000,1100 and ita birth-rate ia one of the hitheat in the world. Fro111 the American point of view, tho average atandard of li¥int is extremely low, but there exista a growing prosperous middle e;la~t, appreciati!e of-and wh~t ia more importanl, 1 capable cf p~y1n1 for-:quahty 1ooda. It 11 uaelesa for foreign IJoods to try •n the cheapell1radea of mcrchandioe, which are by local manufacturers. · faila tq ~each the tr!lal man of the population, pa~-~~llte~a~e. 1-!owever, the portio'! ofJhe. has the r~uJ~Jte buy1111 power haa h• seneral a llf·tllo ~tliah ""1Ua11e. -mlll!tr the I-t linguiab ;., the world. All ~Y" for ~any senerationa apoken Fre'nc:h. "' t)le h.•sher educational institutions are !.,•theD},, •he and' lhll 1 had found on lte h~a.. ..road Jaat .summer ••• Bill ·1.. must t!vertth!utg remmd her of IU? Huat he )H3 ~~ways iD hfr I' , j_Qa"'~ atwayfJ ~DIJ11DK between hel' and Curtis whom Jhe wantftd ao tolove • • 1 ' With a -little bnlf strangled sob ,,_, tlung ' herself 10to his arms, ~shi~ the blQssoml atainst' liia 1 cot.t. 0~ Curtis.--love me-love . . &l )q#J < • ,j • ' ' / oar. ' "Love all " ~oppies 8n.d dog!\- -lt's all one to hett' he f •Tr• ... ourl< n~ de••oe Qf In· nsl1y-:.j,.t1a pas!lltg mood l'.'el!, ~w noW , l knmv how much elt audden nupts of affeetfun are worth . , . nothing nt all • , • nothln« .••" "'Come," he !!aid at last, "we mal'lt \:,., 10inr on to the eoh n l'he 1 o1.d1 1ne dangeroJII ):larok-'' up t.qcre , • <I '' ' , , , Trl!llaveise springs alBCJ Bake stseRillg :tm4 bl'llli\.ng 'exceedil!gly .Bate. ' ·The Ford ' car is not driven tbrou&h ' its ' "'~ings. lienee tlie axles do not 1 · • ~e-sa, back and tortb and,~o ~\ ).nt1!-tere. "':tdl nOt'llal stee,rj,ng and , 1 braki l , ngllQ tion .. . "',. . . i'' -, ~ "· ,,~-. ." • • .. Now, 'llljout eooaoar: · Udpl'uu(l waicht is th,at •part · !)t tile car 11&1$ht ·· that doe~ ~ot"J'eat · wspri!J',es. · F~r · ttre econoQ:~t ""'l't be low ' in proportion to sprung weight. ,, It ilust be low to prevent e'"""'s Jarring of the frame and body . In the Ford car it .!! low, due to the use or transverse springs, We choose to retain the transverse spring for the above good re&IIODII . From every point of vi811 !.t J nstities our choice, I t there had been anything better ror our car, we would have used it. lie make these springs curselve-every lear in """r'l' spring-set tlle11 up and install them. le kllow what they are and we know why we use t - . \ HI a anna c1oseo about her almolit automatically t St. PaW., .!n"!!"')f,a, "'11;88 ~ . iii<1Jliry nn ~ Sl!I>Ject or tb8 Ford llprt...." He relAte$ a' reoeJ!t expertenoe in wbicn a salesman talt ba .OOljld oot sell 'bial .,... ,Jiake ot ou witbout tiJ!St depreciating th<f i'ord oar in this ~r•s IIi¢. 'l'!Je aa1n attack was made on the Ford • spring. ,I f¥e P¥!8SII'I'fl 1D ·II?'Pli'1Jilllg tl\is point. . lie use 'tr,ansverse lip~ in .Ford cars tor tb.e !!lllllle reason that "" use tound wb"".le~a M ~~ fOJ.!IId ~tb*ng better ror tbe 1>'1~,. · MOst 1P@Ople think tbat tbe , onl~,purpose of a spring is comfortable · ' f!dt~. · · $~t ''!'Prtnp, ~ .'tl,.el) ,ftl'j' tlelttbla-sPrings, can causa discomfort ,.S 1well ,,._ ,d~~· , 4 • 1oQd . ~ng IIIIJSt ,no~ only be oomtortable-it .ust be ~ !~ 1 ~ ills? !!BJWtt -'Of!,rat~.on 'eo.,<j&. The spring we u!le siln-es ~11 th.-,e · PI~· ·, 1 '· • · ' A traf!syerse spring-;-w!Jioh SiJ!PlJ 89atiS a spring set cr~swise­ gives o011to;t. It is ll.llie the 'l'l,ngs or a bird-tile tips 11ove IIC<It, while the bodJ l'elialns steq. I oannat prove .that ~it.)• lette~, .'bu\ you can ·, prove i t !JI a Ford V-8. AJ1f clalt.ler Will gllld:\1 illlO't' 1911' the cpportunitJ . • The satetJ re""""" tor ,tile t1'81111VeJtSe spJ!ing· aay t;e 1 S'imp.lf stated. ln ~irtg a ourve or turning a ooroer, oneiside or the oar na~urally lists dOwinrard. Transverse sprillp do not 1 rt up tile opposite side. They actuaUy decrease tlje oar•a le81>-0Ver. Each spring is set in line with the axle ~ is attaobed at its center to the traDe. This tends to prevent tllat swaying on a,, ourve whiob is so uncomfortable and often dangerous. Notice tor yourself how gre<~tlJ \hess springs control this in our after r ''Oh yes," she cr1ed, eonseienee· 1trielten. .. And your mother may wor~ed. What time did she eave, Curti•'? Awfully earl1'" "Oh some~ time before we d1d,wme on!" ~ • • • ' f(IU s1t n"ght thPre, ~nd untll l~ch 111 ready'" ~U,,~O,t-IBIII tnto the one comand kn1aed, the toP of July 14, 1933 of the"alaver, the educated Bra• date the profet· and ,, '• • ' �.' " ' 1'1111 DAJLT 'rRD'ONW '90KDOT, OJIIO• • BUNDA V, JULY 16, l933 THE DAILY TRIBUNE••"PQMEit.OY, OHIO. THE DAILY TRIBUNE '1'1111 l!JEIGB •llBLQIIING I tardB upside down e\erythJna: that war In China?" COI\IPAIIY M:azch.l.ng ---chtneae-Rwml.nl · a.rowtd table to cop a aneak at your ~ opponent's cards. 1 ot hr~Dtrer, Oble lbat.ered: u aecond-'cla.sa m&tter l!ept. 13, liH, .., the Poet omce &\ : When OW' frlendl &end us lPtLen or m:ws matt-er 1or publloatJon thef I ~ tn all ~· 11;n their namea-althOUflh not ne~Oy to be .-rmMML AnonYmOul 1._fitera, J:wwever exc..1lent an l deairable 1D themwill be publiahed. MATIONA.lt A.DVEBTISJNG &EPRESFNTATlVIA t'red llbnball, !Do. Cb.lcaJO, Fblla.Uiphl&, PIUaburch, ' I I -I --~·. _,I Mllwnlle~ ~J().!U ~ i Poe Pile Pt&e l)e)lyered B)' Week • • . . Carrier Month · · · Year · • · · · $ 15 One Month • • . .. . . . • . . ·.oo Three MonU1s ......... , . . • • Six MonUu . .. • .. .. .. .. • 6 00 One Year .. . . . . . ...I!IJ 1.00 2 00 UO In ~he meantime, the element of doubt is mJected mto ' the ca1:1e JUst enough to make honest men, men who would t•athet ~ree a guilty man a:o free a thousand times, than to convict one mnocent md1v1dual, fear that they rtught make a ' m1stake. Ce1 tamly this phase of the controver.,y ha::~ all been thought out and gone over oy tho~e makmg pleas because tt is that featUI'e wh1c11 they hop e will fa.lrly-large , alzed and apprewas ln llttenda.nce Fnrlcy Johmon If \up, dJvldt them by six and play carefully. changln1 the trump with 1 each e&rd I I Gliint Oscar-Four klnp readaug tram left t.o rliJht Llt'e a club l'l the Donnybrook Pair there lt no penalty tor lea.dina out of tum. I deuce wJll Jw;t by saying so But Midget-A It qmck 1 PLANTS - 11le MliLS?n City ---1 ] One Word Led To i\.nother 11 '" ~ •••• ~ . ,,(., "'"""' hg. HAZEL . LIVINGSTON ·- . . . - ----~-- ble pc,t tu I I I I fat a ' ~~~ cam·n';'oti.•iJ In .. The viQ.tors annexed twa hits, one Ot them by MAoon In the second, the first Dlf' n to ba.t and the other by Kraru.ttet \"lit.h ~W? out in the fOUi'th. Kl:autter reached oocond by vlrtuc 01' a wild pltcll. but M.a.ron died a'~ tht! Initial saCk tn tact atter the first tmling the Dixie lad& were tl'tlrely helplef!s wb,Uc at bat Eddie walksd two and both of other by Krautter wlU. two ou• ill tilese came fn the first Inning Thereafter four- men reached drat In . safety, two or them q aforementioned by the hit route and twp others through llr'· rcra. One or these H Walsh rea.cb~ ed .nrst In tlle tl}lrd, the first mnn up, nod · reached "the thlrd stll.~l k> dte t.here None other ex~pt l(.r&ld«>r, left flrst be8e That ' is \lOW effectively Demoakey Juot WM pitehlng 111 .the meilnt.~rne the !d'lddleport !mow me. I bcyt wtro rolng d.lo:' ['ettll'li u ifJOU ru:f tKre anti or.e there until tth' n oome· tr 'a I u·~'l.Cir•d tt.ve which was just. I ean three more than they needed. no fool. They scored once in the 11ec~nd, me-you I ,IB IICSS/.; d llght Y_ct 1(~a~;; ~~:r~~d~k~~espent a Sntne g;x:s fnr llnee-caJd monte Drutng an electrical .storm light ~ U.y At thu.r '8u.c•" f:t.aer I We hope thnt these gad1ets and nlng enU>nd the residence of 1t,lmmlxt•s u&e not oullaw In Ch1c~ CharlJ.e Foster on the electric wires save the worthlest:1 necks of their chents. --~=========::=:=:=:;:::::::::=======--==;!}tf' n•ake 1 S9 1L takes one of rve1ythmg to a.nd Ignited the framework of the a wmld and the same goes house Members of the family were The1r onJy hope is to see the sentence of deuth com• ,, oa F ,, "h'-•o t' al• lllne im a >Aollds fair present and extinguished the blaze W• •• 1 '-' ..,.. ru e eng111 e dl? :.lng If. ;r ~ \~ lth little damage muted to sentences of hfe Jmpnsonmeht as even that conk The Century of Progress Is step~ ~P:w Ga.m11 t\sttlnlshes Onlookers Maude Johnson and Josle Pickcestuon 11:1 qutte a. victory for them when theu clients have ping out ne&tly and Urntly Seem11 San F1 ancl~;co put on u 1.00d The mw game of Grand Pu!Rce ens were calLing on rrlenda d 1 ~ ; pe,,n guilty of murdcrin~r in cold blood to escape after rob· that Chlcali:O Is Lhtt l"fl&l town fur thow .some time rrt;a l'hc bulldmgs J' tnpl<ll\ t,tklng l.hc place of con· litiVe.!l Rt Racine Bund&y an re\\Odd falrs They had one there ure sti ll sLandwg Whlch 18 ~ mlE lllH.Ct b t ldg(' 1t llns 110 J.ules, no Mrs Wlll U~rri or :Mt Moriah ~an~tng lUStitutlon. 1n 1893 that was a pip lake Seems the archltcctwal , .1aso ns amt no poot mortemB Clllled on z~:onds and lati 11:9 1 ule for fall ulldings 1:> to ,nti\}Se 1"4 __ ... • here ¥onda~ 1 re ves jlut ·~was -ir~r lhu•· Justice, blindfolded, baa little rt wu out first t 1 , > ! t • ~ .,., I , , cootrlb\ltlon! tb'> !fhem oijt \ o cheesecloth' 'spprt lli Wa.s Invented to tmnoy kibtf'~ Chafli!IB .R06da >ci.U~d"~J hJ8 t50b''i1~a1ace to triumph .~A most criminaJ cases. There are so internatlDnal contc1ences Po.llt! ¥ Lutter nnd wrapping ~ap ~:1 zP.r:;: and well-meaning but ha.rd- tn-IaW and dauahter 1\u.sh · Mc' ' ' tJi cathlug millstones who hang! Nickles of Antiquity Monday ,-qry many cases of trials resulting In tr:.~.vestie~ on JUStice (.al expert~ say lhc 1893 Mldwu.y 16 wrhat made Am c1lco.n a world pow1 he ontv bull din~; standing-alia ~round .\-OUr neck while you ufe Charlea Rowe and, tamlly, Row~ th'at 1t iH not greatly to be wondered at that our nation B (' gmlndm ur the famous Centennial tr~ mg to pia~ the paper sla.bs cna Rhodes and Louise SH.nons atct 1&'16 Is an ohlie1vo.tion to11.cr tended church at East Letart Sun· so completely infested With Cllmmals ol. all sorts. colors, Wild men Drl (!.:ll~ II Bhts and ) (Oill!tructed n! stone n•Jd 1ustt d ~H\nd PaliLCC chaug 1•11 Its sys- clay even1tti! c.reeds and descrlptwm~. da.nclng girls reaLm ed the IH9.J ciJ -~Lon l~ OVI:llloo.k~; Lt,e Pennsy tracks \VIih every den! cvc1y shuffle Mlu VIrgie Sarson has returned cus In Chicago After )0111 old 111 Fah monL Pa1k IHi eve! y card Ju~tt mak.e up ~our bomc followJng a ten days visit MlnnesotR. grand pop saw tllem -with Kasper Sayre and family ot 1 1 onvent.lons as you go 'along . THE ECONOMIC CONFERENCE they had to blind fold hun und \ What we wnr,t IAl know 15 whv Antlqmty ELL, the Economic Confetencc ts alJOut to be du;baml· back him Into the barn We will give you 1l Ju;t of some - - ··~========= 1illr.y don t ma~\e the butldtng~ PCI· l lllllUCnt? We saw the San Fn.nc!s- rl thu pla~s gathered In Hollywood cd and the delegates are prepariPg to return to t heir The f\N)t !Rh we tcmcmbe1 v.ith 1'( blllldlng~ ten yea!~; ago and Uny Mont1eal llnd Luug Islam! NOTICI!; OF PUBL1C HEARING 011 \he PM"t~ Ru.ral SeHoot ~ home~ with Just exactly noth111g accomph1:1hed ~;o lai a~ any degtee or db;putatlons RIILhen ~ me st ill 111 fine ccudllton 'l lteYH' tlclty Is the P!Lris I odeo In 1900 111 Golden Oute Patk We hOtle th.tt Sobbing Sarah-Queen of Spades' Dfdrlot. But~rt:t. ~ the ult1mate good of the worlu Jg concerned. That was a. big s uccess If you (:an the Chtcago wondets don t fold up without Jack of He\Lrt8 Gen'l Code Sec 5625 22 llkc the ~ccncry in Ulrl ot the 1 Notice 1s he~by given ihat on A::; l)redtcted Ill these colu:Jtns prwr to the asi'emblmg lJellcve po~;tcards -Liverpool Jump Rubbing a .'lpot ~'he 19th day of July, 1933, at 8 o1Goldrn West of the envoyti trom the \annu~ countries, the only hope of Then we had one In Phlladelphht 1 rtf two cllamondt> and making 1t clock P M a public hearing will be h1 1006 That wasn t u Century uf I'm ace 1 clrl on the Budget prepared by th 1, the sCK'• JO» ut any tim e, wa• tl1.1t t he many lj~tll opcun debt- Prrgress because Boles Penroac was We go to evc1 ~ ~ t,1 1 -e .md count y Portland Rum! School District or ~ m· cnnnlt'lf':-1 were hopefullhnl tht• Umtec: States, tuvclgled :.till a young man We tuweled fnlr wr. I an , 1each by wll Ol boa ~ Reverse Gears--When a f meSI!e Me•gs Coumy Ohio. tor the ~ext 5 ftjdes-Mcrry Go Ro1Uld. Ferri& Wheel, Merry MII-ap, Kiddy AuLo Ride ~Ciwn t.o the Jamestown Exposition We haV(j nevet \\On a prize m 1 fnllfi you can Lake 1t back and try succt.>edlns Hscal year ending Decinto Rlldt ,l conference, would hy for ce of pre~sure bt'ought somewhere llround tha t t!me Rnd r!nged & cane But when the man 1t the other way · ember 31st 1g34 1\nd 818' Sfnall MiDa,are Ratlroad-5 FR~~ ACTS a.nd t5 llollar Cuh to bcur, he compelled to heed thelt demandl:! und make to the St Loulfi fair also In be- lliLches Ius rw kel we ate In Lhe Such hearing will be held at tht P:dZC8 WJII be JfVIln away everi nl M Come and 1<:n,10y ynurseU and 1 trips we got In some vr 1y fron t llne t1ying to track Lhe f\lmDouble Snoopm-Piaylng your office of U1e Portland School House greut cum·eKslons on the war debt question, As ulso pre lwt>en - - -~ - - - --~- - - - - ' '" Harry Price, Clerk Win t.ne PriZE!. dieted, un\ e,;x l'\Ut h concc~sionK were granted, nothmg [ same I I I . ""' 3 .< were conquered tournament elimlnatlon Middleport by de.l'eatlnl: from Dixie, ~m.ed the play the winner Iof the;:.~·~~~: Jackson fKlrap which Monday night The Mason City bays started riaht out as 1[ they meant business and scored a run in Jig time In tm very ftrst trl\me without the sembls.m.-e of £\ hit Thla howev l;lr, was their first, last and only t1areup in an olfer.sivc manner during the entire evening In fa.ct, Edt'lle DemOI!key pJtehOO one ot the b~st gam3S or his career. kecf]lng the boys eatlnr om or his hand during the remnlndcr of the a.n~ - - -·- - - - - - I R H PO A 0 0 I 0 0 0 2 2 t 0 2 • 0 o ;.1 o 1 o <J '(I!' o ,.~ Kr&utter rr ~oo.elwng, . 2~ ''STOLEN LOVE'' I I AB • 3 • 3 L Brnlth, p Ma.!::OII lb Roush rf SOCIETY ENTERTAINED The Aid Soctety 01 the Heath M. E Church was entertained Thurs(li\Y 1\ftetnoon at tbe home of Mrs w B Patterson Regular routine tustness was transacted, tollowed 1 v a socia.l hour. Rerreshmmt.l! Byers; "Sea Foam" ,. 1 Ice cream and cake was served Pauline Ma.uuel and Anna Mae 1 66ain were Sunday guestll of Hazel Manuel recently Capt C F Roush attended the luneral of Jack PrJce at Portland Rev Mehl, wife and two children ct Pcmeroy spent Tuesday with W A Johnson and family Mr and Mrs Will Sayre were eunday guests of Mr and Mrs 1 C.•eorge Krider of Bowman11 Run. Mrs Edwin Norrls and son Everf. tt of Akron spent a few days with Van Wolfe and family . Charl:e Po&ter 1& all smiles Its a D 1-2 lb alrl born July 8th P.aul Hayman wtfe and be.by of HerP are a few memben of PreSident Roosevelt's "Super-Cabtnet" J'IC· Racine were calling on Ray Hay - tured as they arrived at the Wh 1te Hou se to attenll the first mcetinR' tn plan lor the recovery of the country Top, left t.o r1ght, are Secretary of man and famtl)' Mrs Herbert Sayre and two chil- the Inter1or Ickes, Jmse H. Jone!, of thoR F. C, and ~ecretary of thA are George N Peek f 1eft), agr1cultuust, and dren of Am go, W Va called on Navy ·Swanson. Below Secretaey of Afl'ICU!ture W 4.lla.ce. Maude and JOille Pickens recently Gold1e Wolfe of Akron spent the 1 FlJW'Lh with her parents, Mr and P\'IHIAN PARK- All NEXT WEEK! ' Mu ¥ A Wolfe lATLIP SHOWS Naomi Rhodes Josephine Wolfe and Gene Neville attended an all 1 oay serv1ce Sunday at the M E church near Evans, W Va Edna Hylbert or Chtu"leston Is [ ~mending a few days the guest o! .Maude and Josephine Pickens Lewts Saunders and family of Middlrport were v181tors or W A illi three-shell lalr Alll t Johnson and family I 1 - ati': the Heath M E Church ror the »reeentation ot the second of two l'etlUala given by pla.no pupll8 or JlfM Prances Daniels The proaram, to which the )general public WRll ex~nded Ul 1nvttatlon DP6&Jecl at 8 o'elqck. The ftn~t recital by 11'0\lP one pupUII wu. glven July so 'l'be followtna: progra.m was rendered "PlayinK Catch", Blake, Jean Ebersbach, "The Acrobat" Adalr, Marth& Howell, ''Peter Pf.D,", M'.okrejs, Cressa. Webb; ''Oome, Olp and Romp With Me' , Bl.ftord, Vlrllnla Whl~e, 'A Gold• ft8b Swtms in ~y Llly Pond", Rodters. Mlldre1 Howett, Fh cfllf!S 1ri the Grass" Wadley, Angie Ell~th "By the Lake"1 Adair Nellie "The Nlghtlngal~". ct any color ot any suit Add them End Play- Wide run around the room while your interference bowls over the klbitzen The latest tack tned by the attornsy is to bnng a •roarr1ed woman bcfo1 e the tnbunal with a sworn ~:~hste-1 ment that ~::dlt!, v. hile un a tlyHt w1th h~r lover, ~aw the 1 ~obbers escape und that tht) men convwted B:re not the I . men who cornmttted the robbery. The reason she has kept het '5l lem;e su lung H~ evtdent, accordmg to her recital but her con~:~cien~:e e\ Jdently long dormant, finally has overcome all oLl)tucle.s 111 her de:;H'e to do good and nght u wrong th.at I.'S ::tbout to be committed. Of cuurl:!e there is every reason to believe thHt th1s JS r £.imply another m e:ms of tnckmg JustiCe but 1t wlll cause Uclaytt and eftort as weJI ab money to prove the falsity of , ~he st"to!ment, 1f 1t can even then be proven. 'A 1 I ray ' JBE BELATED c•tlempt ot Ute altornevs , • tor the two ne~ I grot~S condemned to du~ for the murder of un offit.:er lh.ifing a Jet.:c nt b~·nk hold·up near Cincmnab, but ~howH \ I w,hat lengthl:i Cltmmal~ w1ll go to save them ~elvt·~ after I cunvtctwn~ .tnd whut :;ubhrtugel:i are w:~cd to work on the 1 11ympathtc::s of Pa1don Board:-~ al:! well ~~s exeruh~cs who hold ~ho power of passmg out lemency. Pbono 582·L ~tive crowd ------------~------~------1 1'4.\NUFACTURED EVIDENCE double!l The vame wu wttwuaJiy fut bt!ina pla.yed bt M mlnutea. Th .. Mlddlcport t.ea.rn wtll enter~ the Port.lmoUt 811r!'£'1Pitlon at o'e l;o,cal fteld tonleht a.t 10 16 1 Tcent.¥y-Weentay-Deuce t.rey five BCI fttth follows · Orand Palace--Tea.rtng ,;he deck ] into Uttle hunks Then throwlnK 1 ~ the l'eluJt a.t your partnt!r ItakeMorgan an a fa14!• 101 ! us !'or BwiaCIII Oftlce aa4 Circ11latloo Dept. Call l!tZ-Il and 110rt or c tally In the They ~~e<:u,.OO n.1rut blt.A &II ott Stewa rt who r~ ff"'))'). U1e box tr.. LaJr.;, rust b8ae m the etg,hth 1·• ~ n1ng Thrt" .. ur l.he8e btngietl wete .ft I I For Ed.Uorta.l Oftt&:e CaU US:·L ron - ~ell I I·_--=.:GR:.:.:E:..::.GG.::...____, VIRGINI;t. NElS f Lover'a Leap-;:-;rab tor your l ow11 beer a.rldl knocking all the c'ther glasaes otr w~h your elbow. :::~· Ohio, undBr the Act ot March 3, lti7Y. i'Ubll.lhed Daily aw::. except Ba.Qlrd&f. ~tt:d on Lower Secor1d lUred, Pomewy, 0. I Jlf"'- 'm no inltanoe PB!IO for R~overy" and fourth twice in thP f 4., l ':.(lo 3 0 box f.Ydd.qXJr£ 3 o o 1( rr 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 o 4: Q o a' Q 3 o 2 ll, • 3 0 ~. ~ & 1 - _ ....... --..,l;;IO • 1 2 23 Galla~het E 0 0 8 0 0 ~ i - ]' li o~t. ~tUng ••hlle out fl AllcnS'vor th cl ThOmJ>-Oil ss GaUagho.;r 2b N nl. rr AB R H PO A E 5 1 1 1 1 1 4 0 1 1 0 1 5 0 1 4 3 1 4 0 0 1 0 0 PP.rfltt c Dlmoskcy ., If 45 Allc!'lswmll, cr 4 Ra1'tl'ngs lb t E Demosk ~>y p 4 Total • 39 Seeker GIJtl.S L08E, 6 iD t The Middleport team ClUI' .,., defeated , by the"''"''I£UHl !Jlrl.s' uotnt 1n the ,, .. o'c!oct ~~~:arne Friday evtnln&, 8 oo 4 <OonUnued from Pat"e One'J Despite the fact that the MJddlePoat carrt.ed a parachute a baj port &lrls were putlclpatln&: In contalnina extra clotbln• and to!their ftrst. oont.ett of Ule aeuon, lilt articles, and tool:. a quart of U•ey opened up wiUl a. mld·seuon ~ form that contlnuaUy l'.tpt them In wa 1 a. quart. or tomato ju.Jc~, a th"' runntna tbrouahout At variOUII packa.ge of t.oaat. a.nd three pack& t•mes the lead. and vlc\oey' :or the of chewirq' guru Laurel Oliff q(reptlon WM Aa a precaution If forced dOI•rn tnreMened. by tl'le loeaJ i!rla, while where &frplane ga.sollnt: lFI unob·-~ .. --tmstve play e·-•.o the talnable, c1so the C'f 1 ~ ..., ~ or ethyl nbeklcarrea d 3 t\1\1\ hoP.!'t of their manaaers u an OJV\I cent1me~res ~e of the lar<eet crow•· e•- to o r lead with whlch ordln.Hn l'lW}-o..ut '"4 'l ....~ Vl' atten,d • oame on the old hlgh · ne can ....._, turned Into hlgh te~t r t school nlay ground, which has ·...., ue • ~, foll owlnK vlrtu~tUV t he been ':used t.hJB ae&PiOil, WA prf¥Dt ..-...,. II> f'rldai ev"nlnK .... watch t.he alrls same route O'ller w.l•ch h~ and """ ~ o t do baetle Other -aameS wiU toUow, Rt 'Y sped on their rcc01d ftlght tne manaJers have promlaed anQ substl'ntla!Jy til':' sat:1 coui'Sf' ' toltcwed by the luckless James Mattern forced clown In Ww Wtlllam Bullls, Jr., or Washing- wnstc8 ct Sibto•io on h&s atl;•mtJt t.o D 0 after a visit here with M '='rf'ak th~ Post-Or~tty lecord 0 Whlte,and family . left S&turday Mattern 1s still ln Sibella awaitmornlnli: Or .-. bWilnes&.vlalt 1n Cln- lng a plane which will carry him ctnna.tl and Colwnbu.s He wilt to Nome Ala!lta, from where h" be joined later at Parkersburg by Will H.nl.sh his solo utk-mpl •hia mother, Mrs. William Buill.!! alA crowd o[ about 1 000 persons :110 of Washington 0 C, who re- ·vas present to see th e t.::i k.P-oft' ma.lned here ror a Iunger Visit with ?resent was Mrs Post and Clyde the White famjly ~n~born who nresented the Okl<:~.· MrR Lee Boyd a.r.d son ~ ·or hema lth 1 k 1 Detroit Aft~ spe~!p.K , several C1oun~ F~Jix ;onucL~c~n~~f! fit:nt by weeks visi t ~rc w:teh Mrs !Boyds """'t l"t d th M parents, Mr and Mrs w.. G Hud.. ...,. u e e nmn 1e U" lnlu l.on, "'bll.rklnt ' u......., bo<:trround 111e downtown ak)'llne, and the"' ]uat.J' or atbt tleld • pleoes wlU ~ thelr kiud welcome out over tpe lake N h. al1pt 1QLo U.e hubor. But the ofUclal welcome wW beil.n ""en before- bO rllde!l 1n over the talrgrounda ' ~an'1 Selfrld.le tJeld ent Ita qnt pun:u1t IJ'Oup, lleaded by Lleut Col P M. Andren to meet the ~ltora and e~ them to the ~nrt ot their 7,DOQ ..mlft Journey A.s the skyllnP comes Into view Lhe American fller11 at an altitude nt t 000 reeL, will ~wing Into a ~ romJt&tion Ln which the I t.en I T A L V wW snell out an lnl.tW ~lut.e By l)rder or the Depart-ment of Cmr.mercp, no air cran may approach nearer than half a n 1 :n e o ihe Bll.lbo planea. The U B 8 Wilmette, W)th Oov Henry Horner of nuno~. Jtu:rus C Dawes President or a Ceutury of :r~~~ ~ta~~~ ~~e.w,a~S ~; dlgnltarlel:l abc>ard wHl pick uJ) the Italians when they anchor their seaplanes ore Na'? pier The otricial cer.emonics wJU be held at the hall i:l1' .sch:nee levee and every one or the 110,000 seats will be occupied A!l.t!r reserving 30 000 seats for distmgulshed vlL'IIlors the tll.ir told the pubUc the others would be tree to them dle.!lton, lett F)1d11.y for a. short vis- the o.!tcr a pomted 3 ooo toot 30 22 1.5 o2 o0 ,t In ColumbuS ~ore.;ret;umlne: n air and easily ' immediately It I:;;,;;:;;::;;:;;:~~ 10 0 1 1 0 (j the ir home Mrs ' H\l~leston ac;. northeast 0 0 Ia 0 0 companied them to Columbus W.-ather bu rea u officials sul d tt1 1 1 1 5 o Evangeline Kanouse and Alberta I would have a fa voring t.atl 1\lnd of 1 ' - - - - -~ D~tlehol&t of Columbus wm arrive e.bol:t 21 mil·", velocity on the> fit st , 5 9 21 ll 3 Sunda.y' for a VISit wltl;l. Mrs. Fr-Dk Ftagc of th~ fllgbt. 1 Kanouse a.mJ '{aml\y -~~ Scot (' by IJ:nlngt~ Mrs. I:"reda WelliDi pt Colurn w New York July 15-INs-on the Midq~epori Mo~cn City arrived 8aturday fOr a lhort. v~t reels l)f WHeY. Post who hopped 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ~ T .. ~ otf this morning: on $ new reeotd~ H its 0 1 o 1 o 0 o 0 b 2 wll.h hq gl)'lndfather,~ n- Mental! r.l'ek lng round the world fl.lght two Port$nouth RUP~'I J 0 Q 0 0 0 0 o I) l cr Vme atr!et ~rs,"'Weulne- wilt Lithuanian avlaton took off from Opp r non, 1 0 1 0 t 0 0 0, 0 3 be P.HliliXlpltJ1Ied bOrne Sunday eve• ,Floy<J Berfnett IUr.port on a nonAt. Middle~ HIIC~k School nln'!' b} h£1r mother, ~ Ada.!') fitojl flight to Kaunas Lithuania Gninnds Krause. whQ baa bdU •VLIItlng. be~ The flier~ are Captain stephen MM1d\eport Glrena&; 9 fOT the past two weeks wU:I:). M(:l DarkJI' and s~anley T Hits 0~03ll1ftx: T 0 N I·G H T! Krausf11 fl;lther ' J.lr Merrell: both· or Chtcligo Runs 0103l020x GA~t.t: STARTS A'r 10:15 5 ML!Jr. Bu&ie Taylor and Mrs. Owen O.moiall;t announcmK that they Opp e lrOt'S 0012\0:lOx 6 Rk:e 'VI,sltMd. ThurMttay 1t1 Athenll WFre. :making a "full load te-st' with Don Kfy>ler 10 year old san uf tilgh~ Darius and Olrenas wheeled .1\.dmiuion Sc and JOe Tl\'o b:ll'..e httg, E. Demosk:ey, H Mr and Mr8 A W Kasler, whti·la their Bellanca monoplane to thE Dfm( •hv Orlltlgh":)r critically 111 The Ka.eier family ruuwa,y, sent it roartng down the St-ud\ QUt by St,ewart 1 hy OP- form:r.)y De&lded In Mhtdlepor1 4.200-foo~ litrett:b and lifted It Olll n•, t>l • Y 3 ~ Mr. ahd Mrs T C O~n. ~ho O\f'r LhP. AtlantiC Br ~~ un. br.lls by: sl.cwart 1, tty been v.t~tttng for.JOllle ~m~ n To new~papermen hoviever th" Smith 1 by Demos~y 2. , G lwnbWt with Herbert Thatcher pair (:nnflded that they were stm tWIId ;>ltct•Q DetnOI .. _ ' 3, .SI:e'A~ c.nd family ,l will tetur'n Sunday tng lhe flight t.o liitlma:-.ia )P _,.. 'l'he Thatchers W1il"" 'aC(lompanY a.rt 3 , ~ them here 11.nd spend the day Stolen bMO Neal Mr and Mrs. oscar Bauer left Runs batted l.h l;)y E QqmoSk.e~;, $BLUI"daf fot" q ten Mw rt.iihlP.J trip Rnwlm~&. T,hom~ Gallaghel, on the Muskln&:mn 1rver ' Allen!>worth• · J ohn l.Jftr~ell vws relt\oYed from <<kntlnued 1Toll,l ~e One) Fmt b..'UJe eon erro!"S M:.~.son City 1the A'thens State h~ltal, where )le headed a jj:roup of prominent Chic2, M.ddle(X>r~ 4 , , h<>s t.~en updergolnQ' trta~nt for agoans lilll'l Italian - Amer1oa113 who Left oH ban's M!lson C!.ty 4 Mid- tl:1' past ~reve ra.l months to his will greet h1m when he t!ltl'l'fer~: Nisht and Momlnc to keep them Clean, Clear aM Healt:hy tllcpr.rt. 121 ·10"'1'\' en ,south Third avenue, &J!,- 1rom tht< tlagshlp lo a I <:ORSt l:{uard cutter i n the harbo r to come li..o.l hCd 1Ull.'; Middlcpolt I urdBY 1 Wrice for Fru "Eyt~ Car."• or .. BJC Beauty" Buok Umplr ~~ Mees. D. Allensworth. c. I Ed Parson!! ls reported to have ashore Fireboats will belch mo\Ultalnous A ''n'" orth . 511ffered a hear~ attack Friday eveMIAMCo.,.O.pl 8 i~tl: mooSt.,Oua.. SJUI:lYJrOf ~at.cr int..o the alr ll.EBln, Tinw or ~me 54 mlnuteq ning N•"ght :Ball ! I H R _...,._ hfl:e I R.l j ' -~ . " .... ~ ' llr.m W I A~ l:n I I - - Air Armada Chief Has Had Colorful Career would come oi the meetingi:i, 1111d ao ta1 that 11:1 JU8t what I , 1 hos happ ened. Whtle con ~ uieruble money has been wa.:~ted ~y our rlclcgatea tn London, money that might much better have been spent m our own cou.ntry, it has llt lea1:1t not been a tntal loss. If th<'l e have b...,n any doubts in the mmds of ~n~ne regard1ng the hope~ and destres of the Euron_eJun Jlations, those doubt• ha' c bee n thoroughly dispelled. ,. The European deblur nations, hended hy France and ' r.bly seconded by EnKland and Belgtum, have been placed 1n then· buc hght. The." have but one aim m v1ew. When ltihat u1m WllS dtS:;,lpnted, they were ready to bnng Ihe j l!;'c~lon8 to n do:1c. 1 I I Non e of the conutttcs at th e meeting, excePt the United :5latet;, was IH'epan•cl to mak e any concea:itom; ot any kiJHJ or d escriPtion . The «>Htlh' lay out WHH of r;uch nature thut wnr dchtH wns tn he the ouly pmnt to be ar' \ itl'Uted. Fortunately, however, our prc!o\tdent is not ~o intCin ntwnn lly mdtn ed ttl the expen:-;e of ht:o~ ft)l\ow coun-, trymcn and cum,tJtucnt:.!, that he "ould consider any further dtsc ll"tWJ\1 oJ th1 ~ '-'ll hJt'd ,u1u ..:n all the world know s jw~t what nnm cdt,1,tcl.~· followed Mr. ltrw:o~(•velt' !" tnsistenc e lhst ttln:.l' li llhioct::.. be~ UJ~;< u:-;."erl whH'h it w~:-. Hgvoed,~ would lw rliHcussecl. The naxt mo\'c f('r uur prclient ad 1 m.Jni~trnllon tr> mnkc, ts one wtth the cnd 1n vww that will ~lvc our deutor• to und er.IJind th•t we expeet •uttlemenl. , I on what '" owlng to u•. Travelet'S report finding nne tribe tn Afncn 111 which t~e bpblc• at·c held ov~r a c"mpfire and '(•mokM" in or ·~er to make them pure. Tho up-to-date Amerlcan h•bY ~Jl~ to get "~~oked" ala el'garetle, when It 11et• a ltttl~ ol4pr. ! ••Jcively , DID YOU EVER STOP TO·THINK? "'"'· , She I;'Onad under the barbed wil'e Of die 'fence, and raced ahead 1n~ :t,he poJ1j:liel. ,"Aren't they beautiel, •!....(ill you ~11•r Bee R\I.C:h huge rmu? 1' ! : •l}lo/' he aald, smihng famtly, "l :Dever d.id" ! • "Neith~ dil\ [," she atart.ed to -.a.J. i.wt •t.Oppqrl. The htt.le. patch 1 By Edaon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma G. L. lANDSBURG, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE RIO DE JANEIRO BRAZILIAN AMERICAN SAYS: THAT Bra~il ia potentially a great market for good standard branjla of Amer1can exports. $30,000,000 worth are already im· ported. The population totals 40,000,1100 and ita birth-rate ia one of the hitheat in the world. Fro111 the American point of view, tho average atandard of li¥int is extremely low, but there exista a growing prosperous middle e;la~t, appreciati!e of-and wh~t ia more importanl, 1 capable cf p~y1n1 for-:quahty 1ooda. It 11 uaelesa for foreign IJoods to try •n the cheapell1radea of mcrchandioe, which are by local manufacturers. · faila tq ~each the tr!lal man of the population, pa~-~~llte~a~e. 1-!owever, the portio'! ofJhe. has the r~uJ~Jte buy1111 power haa h• seneral a llf·tllo ~tliah ""1Ua11e. -mlll!tr the I-t linguiab ;., the world. All ~Y" for ~any senerationa apoken Fre'nc:h. "' t)le h.•sher educational institutions are !.,•theD},, •he and' lhll 1 had found on lte h~a.. ..road Jaat .summer ••• Bill ·1.. must t!vertth!utg remmd her of IU? Huat he )H3 ~~ways iD hfr I' , j_Qa"'~ atwayfJ ~DIJ11DK between hel' and Curtis whom Jhe wantftd ao tolove • • 1 ' With a -little bnlf strangled sob ,,_, tlung ' herself 10to his arms, ~shi~ the blQssoml atainst' liia 1 cot.t. 0~ Curtis.--love me-love . . &l )q#J < • ,j • ' ' / oar. ' "Love all " ~oppies 8n.d dog!\- -lt's all one to hett' he f •Tr• ... ourl< n~ de••oe Qf In· nsl1y-:.j,.t1a pas!lltg mood l'.'el!, ~w noW , l knmv how much elt audden nupts of affeetfun are worth . , . nothing nt all • , • nothln« .••" "'Come," he !!aid at last, "we mal'lt \:,., 10inr on to the eoh n l'he 1 o1.d1 1ne dangeroJII ):larok-'' up t.qcre , • <I '' ' , , , Trl!llaveise springs alBCJ Bake stseRillg :tm4 bl'llli\.ng 'exceedil!gly .Bate. ' ·The Ford ' car is not driven tbrou&h ' its ' "'~ings. lienee tlie axles do not 1 · • ~e-sa, back and tortb and,~o ~\ ).nt1!-tere. "':tdl nOt'llal stee,rj,ng and , 1 braki l , ngllQ tion .. . "',. . . i'' -, ~ "· ,,~-. ." • • .. Now, 'llljout eooaoar: · Udpl'uu(l waicht is th,at •part · !)t tile car 11&1$ht ·· that doe~ ~ot"J'eat · wspri!J',es. · F~r · ttre econoQ:~t ""'l't be low ' in proportion to sprung weight. ,, It ilust be low to prevent e'"""'s Jarring of the frame and body . In the Ford car it .!! low, due to the use or transverse springs, We choose to retain the transverse spring for the above good re&IIODII . From every point of vi811 !.t J nstities our choice, I t there had been anything better ror our car, we would have used it. lie make these springs curselve-every lear in """r'l' spring-set tlle11 up and install them. le kllow what they are and we know why we use t - . \ HI a anna c1oseo about her almolit automatically t St. PaW., .!n"!!"')f,a, "'11;88 ~ . iii<1Jliry nn ~ Sl!I>Ject or tb8 Ford llprt...." He relAte$ a' reoeJ!t expertenoe in wbicn a salesman talt ba .OOljld oot sell 'bial .,... ,Jiake ot ou witbout tiJ!St depreciating th<f i'ord oar in this ~r•s IIi¢. 'l'!Je aa1n attack was made on the Ford • spring. ,I f¥e P¥!8SII'I'fl 1D ·II?'Pli'1Jilllg tl\is point. . lie use 'tr,ansverse lip~ in .Ford cars tor tb.e !!lllllle reason that "" use tound wb"".le~a M ~~ fOJ.!IId ~tb*ng better ror tbe 1>'1~,. · MOst 1P@Ople think tbat tbe , onl~,purpose of a spring is comfortable · ' f!dt~. · · $~t ''!'Prtnp, ~ .'tl,.el) ,ftl'j' tlelttbla-sPrings, can causa discomfort ,.S 1well ,,._ ,d~~· , 4 • 1oQd . ~ng IIIIJSt ,no~ only be oomtortable-it .ust be ~ !~ 1 ~ ills? !!BJWtt -'Of!,rat~.on 'eo.,<j&. The spring we u!le siln-es ~11 th.-,e · PI~· ·, 1 '· • · ' A traf!syerse spring-;-w!Jioh SiJ!PlJ 89atiS a spring set cr~swise­ gives o011to;t. It is ll.llie the 'l'l,ngs or a bird-tile tips 11ove IIC<It, while the bodJ l'elialns steq. I oannat prove .that ~it.)• lette~, .'bu\ you can ·, prove i t !JI a Ford V-8. AJ1f clalt.ler Will gllld:\1 illlO't' 1911' the cpportunitJ . • The satetJ re""""" tor ,tile t1'81111VeJtSe spJ!ing· aay t;e 1 S'imp.lf stated. ln ~irtg a ourve or turning a ooroer, oneiside or the oar na~urally lists dOwinrard. Transverse sprillp do not 1 rt up tile opposite side. They actuaUy decrease tlje oar•a le81>-0Ver. Each spring is set in line with the axle ~ is attaobed at its center to the traDe. This tends to prevent tllat swaying on a,, ourve whiob is so uncomfortable and often dangerous. Notice tor yourself how gre<~tlJ \hess springs control this in our after r ''Oh yes," she cr1ed, eonseienee· 1trielten. .. And your mother may wor~ed. What time did she eave, Curti•'? Awfully earl1'" "Oh some~ time before we d1d,wme on!" ~ • • • ' f(IU s1t n"ght thPre, ~nd untll l~ch 111 ready'" ~U,,~O,t-IBIII tnto the one comand kn1aed, the toP of July 14, 1933 of the"alaver, the educated Bra• date the profet· and ,, '• • ' �I John· D.~ Jr. at..Work ' - • BU>IDAY, JULY t;LA$.SJ flED ADVEJlTISING SECTION. ·. ~S ·t¥pe like 1hla (10 pt.) per line. for S)rlee :uf 2. I ., • ~f -~: ' ~. r REDS LOSE. AGAIN lor •• ES -- . •,.. Teams In Virtual Tie Ao Race F o• Pennant Waxeo Hot 'J'7pe Uke thJa (1 pt. 117c per line) :6 averB(e word.IJ make & Une.) ln~~:~rttons • 'l'RII S[MITHRS A~ ~ I:N lOSE TO- CHIElG~ (12 pt.) .,.. consecutive te, 1933 - Piratea, Cuba, Cardillab, ' Red Sox And 1'ribe AIJoLoae The ..:1 taker will &la.dly asst11t you U desll"';d, so that the t."OPY for your ad IB prep.:_ .:- d tn a~ch a manner U3 to bring Ute greatest resulbl to you. By COPELAND C. JJURO The ;~ubllimen wm be responsible only for one mcorrect msnrLion o1 any advert111ement. Erro ~s in INS ·s ports Writer advertl.sement.& s.n:ruld be reporLcd lmmedlatel.r. No ':ld7ert~ment will be taken for less thn.n a mlnlmwn charge of twcnL-ttvc cents ror each lnscrCion. For Sale, Mi.oe. "' This photograph of Jack Dempsey, former NATIONAl; LEAGVE PhUBdelphl' 6; CiJlcinna.tl o. Brqoklyn 5; Chlta~o 3. B011ton 4; PILtaburah 3 00 inn.) ·New York 13; St. Louis 7. CHICKI!:NS c:.4."''T I.'A"fl:RIALIZE OUTTA IHI AIR,UNK ~~ . . , of Anna. Jon\!a, Deeea!Kld NQtl« 18 he1 eby D'IVCn that A. R. Ol1tton b.Btl ' been dUly appointed P:itd quaUtled all Admlnl!trc.tor with the wm a-nnexed of the Estate of Anna. Jonea laLe of Meigs CowttY, ." Ohio, <lecee.sed. Dated this 26th day of May 1933 B. A. McOUllCJUKh, Juditl nf the Probate Court Meigs Oounty, Ohio. By G. A. Elllelateln, Deputy Clerk. .UUBIC&M BY'RON BING, M. N.Y. C. H. :>. 40000006414 J'OMEROY, OIUO. IJr•r ~·,..,. rEye Injuries ., ., ,. :~ ou .. One larrc 100T5·li:iBf;~'t!USSANO 'Z5 by '" fed-ne xt 1,' room UINING ROO!U AND lu Ohio rower Co. One 14 room bou11e--t:a.u be used fur t"o r:Lmille8-,WO bdh rootnll, M!C' tn l're!lhYM ' terlan Stret~' from on Main In l'omr.roy. lnquirll l!OFI•'U; SIIOP t!mlcr tiamc M:magemcnt AI,BA C(!UR'f 110'1"1\L New Ebenlmch ~ myrna, :i(l NQU~~ C)atjN':t- AII •:•lw. WEJ4HT 1 I WISH , .. THEM TO''I!IIVE Me; HA1'11 $1.51) sl~ed RLOrc W1Ht~ U:cd Anehor Store. errors .. 2 ·00000121 6 • . 'THI!."'' t.O'!EI~ I COUI.O ' the Ring o~ ~ .lAMES H. ""'"' cAUSE BLINDNESS • OR IMPAIRED Left ou bu.sea-Spectals p H. ::.. SIGHT· ... · Earned runs-Special 6; H. 2. .. Stolen bases-G. Oulnt.her, SeaveL Vf!1p1rea-Mecs, Davis, Watson. ll · GAMES TODAY AMERICA.Jf ANDRE ROU'I'IS, SAM l.AI.IGI'ORO, BUTL~R l'tJii.UIIJ; {lf l . .,lJt,MA19A KID. I New York 1\t ClnchmaU. :Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Pltb;buq~h. IO'T\-IER PUGS HAVE~~~ · PhHadeJphla aL 8\.. Louis., •). ~ ' .MAAIY BOXERS WHose: EYE'· SIGHT "The day ia put of flamboyant, ballyhoo advertiaing with • cl'llde illuatrationa and abaurdly auperlative daima, '\41\S IMPAIRe:D BY lJ.tE "Up to date advertioing i• the logical argument of an inteHi· genlaaleoman addreuing intelligent proapecta. PUNCHES lA KEN '· ~ --~ .. -. . lr.l 11-11!: Rl"'t!f. GREf! f.OSl" '!HE! SIGilo(r CiF OAIC. li\IE· There's Alwavs a hearty "dcome for you at •• The Hotel Cbltteaden ( . . . . . . . . . . . . ~,;,.;;;;;;im.;;:;;~.J ~~;:;;;..;,...,.;.: · __,__~·_,. ---~t.. .. ' ' J. DAVID STERN, PUBLISHER OF THE PHILADELPHIA RECORD SAYS: "Advertising is becoming more intelligent. During the paat thirty year& there has been a comtant riae in the level of adftiAioin& appeal. Not only are the lar11e advertiain11 agencieo wbil:h prepare tbe bir national campairns employing better talent to de· aim and write the advertiaing, but they are attuning their COJ>¥ to a more intellirent audience. .. IS OAII: OF "!HE ~~~~:~\;tt "'~"'! - Shawnee, Oklahoma • ....,. I IEL.DS· •... By EDSON R. WAITE No!.TION<I.L Lt:AGVE · PI!"''E HERMAN ANP MANY ~ 81.11\11;1· LEAGUE Did You Ever Stop To Think? CJevcla.nd at Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia.. St. Louis at WashlngtOl:. Chiat.go ot New York. Jtal.c>:s -::· ·i.~,~ I atLcnded the lousl:y lll. Orea.thouse Me.tty Soutsby 16 spending a few , days wllh Manda Bobo. . --, ! >SoM..., IMfi$ llathN, Htl'am ~·ncl from here THE ...... -. Florida f•1r nuuklet 6cv~ral ftaneral of Mrs. Anna ab Zaleski Saturday. BLOWS c ARE-HAVIN'if: 1'1'1 INTEB!Ij'ATIONAL LEAGUE Jf I . ~~SIBLE F:OR l:l.\n, 'I'HAl' • New York 11; St. Lou.1.6 G. Ro::hester 11; Baltimore 3. Newark 11 ; Monl.real 9. Jcreey City 11; Buft'alo 9. II MIA-!l at 1~ Chicago 4; Washington o. Detroit II; Boston 3. WfHI made in Kansas City, where they have been seen frcq!Jently together recently. Dempse y conflrmed rumol'l! nf tteir engagement, but declined to stHte just when they would wed. ~~---------------lOy BURNLEY~------~--------~,~ A DIET COmEfi ... ~'>"RE B01>t Lll">l"'t!, ROOMS 51.00, U-25 OYt:r A. & P . SWre, ' • ln \ Fireproof Jtnoms Rate!l lteduoed ,... 3 1 2 0 0 0 u6 3 Court Strce&, Over Smttb.'l ·• Two beautUul apartment11 1&\GI.lE Phl~elphla 3; Cleveland 2. he~v y. weight champion, and Hannah William R, New York rnu l:lkal comedy star and former wife of HOger Wolfe Kahn, .; "Advertiaera havo abandoned the idea of editinr their copy down to the muaea. Aa a reault American advel'tiaing haa be· come one of the lfl'eateat educational and cultural fon:ea in our social orpniam. It haa changed our diet, telling uo w!>at food to eat, and wben, and bow to prepari iL It Jlar. c:banpd OW' home life b, introducinr a multitude of labor-a&vinr device• whicb leuen the drudg!>l')' of houoe work. • �I John· D.~ Jr. at..Work ' - • BU>IDAY, JULY t;LA$.SJ flED ADVEJlTISING SECTION. ·. ~S ·t¥pe like 1hla (10 pt.) per line. for S)rlee :uf 2. I ., • ~f -~: ' ~. r REDS LOSE. AGAIN lor •• ES -- . •,.. Teams In Virtual Tie Ao Race F o• Pennant Waxeo Hot 'J'7pe Uke thJa (1 pt. 117c per line) :6 averB(e word.IJ make & Une.) ln~~:~rttons • 'l'RII S[MITHRS A~ ~ I:N lOSE TO- CHIElG~ (12 pt.) .,.. consecutive te, 1933 - Piratea, Cuba, Cardillab, ' Red Sox And 1'ribe AIJoLoae The ..:1 taker will &la.dly asst11t you U desll"';d, so that the t."OPY for your ad IB prep.:_ .:- d tn a~ch a manner U3 to bring Ute greatest resulbl to you. By COPELAND C. JJURO The ;~ubllimen wm be responsible only for one mcorrect msnrLion o1 any advert111ement. Erro ~s in INS ·s ports Writer advertl.sement.& s.n:ruld be reporLcd lmmedlatel.r. No ':ld7ert~ment will be taken for less thn.n a mlnlmwn charge of twcnL-ttvc cents ror each lnscrCion. For Sale, Mi.oe. "' This photograph of Jack Dempsey, former NATIONAl; LEAGVE PhUBdelphl' 6; CiJlcinna.tl o. Brqoklyn 5; Chlta~o 3. B011ton 4; PILtaburah 3 00 inn.) ·New York 13; St. Louis 7. CHICKI!:NS c:.4."''T I.'A"fl:RIALIZE OUTTA IHI AIR,UNK ~~ . . , of Anna. Jon\!a, Deeea!Kld NQtl« 18 he1 eby D'IVCn that A. R. Ol1tton b.Btl ' been dUly appointed P:itd quaUtled all Admlnl!trc.tor with the wm a-nnexed of the Estate of Anna. Jonea laLe of Meigs CowttY, ." Ohio, <lecee.sed. Dated this 26th day of May 1933 B. A. McOUllCJUKh, Juditl nf the Probate Court Meigs Oounty, Ohio. By G. A. Elllelateln, Deputy Clerk. .UUBIC&M BY'RON BING, M. N.Y. C. H. :>. 40000006414 J'OMEROY, OIUO. IJr•r ~·,..,. rEye Injuries ., ., ,. :~ ou .. One larrc 100T5·li:iBf;~'t!USSANO 'Z5 by '" fed-ne xt 1,' room UINING ROO!U AND lu Ohio rower Co. One 14 room bou11e--t:a.u be used fur t"o r:Lmille8-,WO bdh rootnll, M!C' tn l're!lhYM ' terlan Stret~' from on Main In l'omr.roy. lnquirll l!OFI•'U; SIIOP t!mlcr tiamc M:magemcnt AI,BA C(!UR'f 110'1"1\L New Ebenlmch ~ myrna, :i(l NQU~~ C)atjN':t- AII •:•lw. WEJ4HT 1 I WISH , .. THEM TO''I!IIVE Me; HA1'11 $1.51) sl~ed RLOrc W1Ht~ U:cd Anehor Store. errors .. 2 ·00000121 6 • . 'THI!."'' t.O'!EI~ I COUI.O ' the Ring o~ ~ .lAMES H. ""'"' cAUSE BLINDNESS • OR IMPAIRED Left ou bu.sea-Spectals p H. ::.. SIGHT· ... · Earned runs-Special 6; H. 2. .. Stolen bases-G. Oulnt.her, SeaveL Vf!1p1rea-Mecs, Davis, Watson. ll · GAMES TODAY AMERICA.Jf ANDRE ROU'I'IS, SAM l.AI.IGI'ORO, BUTL~R l'tJii.UIIJ; {lf l . .,lJt,MA19A KID. I New York 1\t ClnchmaU. :Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Pltb;buq~h. IO'T\-IER PUGS HAVE~~~ · PhHadeJphla aL 8\.. Louis., •). ~ ' .MAAIY BOXERS WHose: EYE'· SIGHT "The day ia put of flamboyant, ballyhoo advertiaing with • cl'llde illuatrationa and abaurdly auperlative daima, '\41\S IMPAIRe:D BY lJ.tE "Up to date advertioing i• the logical argument of an inteHi· genlaaleoman addreuing intelligent proapecta. PUNCHES lA KEN '· ~ --~ .. -. . lr.l 11-11!: Rl"'t!f. GREf! f.OSl" '!HE! SIGilo(r CiF OAIC. li\IE· There's Alwavs a hearty "dcome for you at •• The Hotel Cbltteaden ( . . . . . . . . . . . . ~,;,.;;;;;;im.;;:;;~.J ~~;:;;;..;,...,.;.: · __,__~·_,. ---~t.. .. ' ' J. DAVID STERN, PUBLISHER OF THE PHILADELPHIA RECORD SAYS: "Advertising is becoming more intelligent. During the paat thirty year& there has been a comtant riae in the level of adftiAioin& appeal. Not only are the lar11e advertiain11 agencieo wbil:h prepare tbe bir national campairns employing better talent to de· aim and write the advertiaing, but they are attuning their COJ>¥ to a more intellirent audience. .. IS OAII: OF "!HE ~~~~:~\;tt "'~"'! - Shawnee, Oklahoma • ....,. I IEL.DS· •... By EDSON R. WAITE No!.TION<I.L Lt:AGVE · PI!"''E HERMAN ANP MANY ~ 81.11\11;1· LEAGUE Did You Ever Stop To Think? CJevcla.nd at Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia.. St. Louis at WashlngtOl:. Chiat.go ot New York. Jtal.c>:s -::· ·i.~,~ I atLcnded the lousl:y lll. Orea.thouse Me.tty Soutsby 16 spending a few , days wllh Manda Bobo. . --, ! >SoM..., IMfi$ llathN, Htl'am ~·ncl from here THE ...... -. Florida f•1r nuuklet 6cv~ral ftaneral of Mrs. Anna ab Zaleski Saturday. BLOWS c ARE-HAVIN'if: 1'1'1 INTEB!Ij'ATIONAL LEAGUE Jf I . ~~SIBLE F:OR l:l.\n, 'I'HAl' • New York 11; St. Lou.1.6 G. Ro::hester 11; Baltimore 3. Newark 11 ; Monl.real 9. Jcreey City 11; Buft'alo 9. II MIA-!l at 1~ Chicago 4; Washington o. Detroit II; Boston 3. WfHI made in Kansas City, where they have been seen frcq!Jently together recently. Dempse y conflrmed rumol'l! nf tteir engagement, but declined to stHte just when they would wed. ~~---------------lOy BURNLEY~------~--------~,~ A DIET COmEfi ... ~'>"RE B01>t Lll">l"'t!, ROOMS 51.00, U-25 OYt:r A. & P . SWre, ' • ln \ Fireproof Jtnoms Rate!l lteduoed ,... 3 1 2 0 0 0 u6 3 Court Strce&, Over Smttb.'l ·• Two beautUul apartment11 1&\GI.lE Phl~elphla 3; Cleveland 2. he~v y. weight champion, and Hannah William R, New York rnu l:lkal comedy star and former wife of HOger Wolfe Kahn, .; "Advertiaera havo abandoned the idea of editinr their copy down to the muaea. Aa a reault American advel'tiaing haa be· come one of the lfl'eateat educational and cultural fon:ea in our social orpniam. It haa changed our diet, telling uo w!>at food to eat, and wben, and bow to prepari iL It Jlar. c:banpd OW' home life b, introducinr a multitude of labor-a&vinr device• whicb leuen the drudg!>l')' of houoe work. • �•• ~ ;:J~,.Job SUNDAY, JUI,.!." l6, 1933 "BULL" AND TED IN I rWiD's "HEAP BIG" DEBATE Soon To Long Bottom Man Dr. Whaley Is Duties Of Has Old Letter Not Expecting Treasurer - on tor Mc.a·' To Leave Soon 0.. Gal mFiltiil, ~~~~~~~;~·,~;~~~~~attend J p Mn; 8 W Renner RltwEBS' NOTICE - !'f you want the News Oftlce ot The Dally Tribune, call 286-L; If the Buslne.. Oillce aek for 202-R. to her home at Culwnbw. Sunday af- nnntna, apent Bun· teJ a WBeks visit day n1e;ht with L H 1<0800 returned with rel&tivea Mrs Harr31 Olarke accompaniE!\o I er home for a fev. days visit The Pythlau R&l'mah Rothaeb wu the I(Uest or Betty Je&.n R!ns of Racoon IsKOinK' land, Priday and Baturd&y down for Lhe party at the Riags home, Friday evenl.nB Claude Coot 1s the guetit or bi& Slsters ce16bra.l.ec. their 8th IUlili\'eri&l'y Friday evet lng with home made Ice cJeulr: 1.1nd cake , Anna Vangilder ot Columbus 'isl.ted her puents C L Vangilder anndmotl'ter, Mrs Cook: and fam- &nd wife recently StaQley Rife of Marion ~tnd ily ot St Y:ary11, W va f\tn Cora Mizer of Columbus w'ere m re cently to see their !ather Dr dar in Septembu; EJ, dOll W eelu, Deputy C A Rite who continue~ O'Connell Still Heidi HOOSHHTS[ [ 5 poorly a t Mr and Mrs Bennett Reed and children were dlnner gueMs of H H Roush and famHy Miss Elizabeth Swisher oJ eolumbus is visiting he~ parents Mrs Ruth Mack received 8 letter from Mrs Charles Scott ot Pott lnnd Oregon roylng tha t Ml\ Boott; was vety poorly Mr "Scott. Is u l.t! olher of Mrs H H Rou.s.f!.. WIU.A1' SKY-ROC KETS Chlcali(o July 15 - INB-Whent prlcrs skyrocketed about 6c a bu shel here klc..:ay In hectic trading on the board ot trade reaching t he best level m several years HeavY proftt-taktng developed Qn the bolge bUt offet1ngs WC ie wep tak n the m,u ket closmg the sh01 • ~>rtslon 4 5·8 to 4 7 8c highm ua d ubout n cent below Mte top May r~ached a. top of .$1231-~ and dosed at $1 221-4c as big bUll· nJR orders swamped the ma1ket Corn 'iilOwd 5-8 to 1 1-4c hlghar tlnd rye I 1 4c to l-58c tmporv"cl Ohio and West Vlrlinla-Patr tonllht and TueRday LtttJe change in temperature, Yank Flier Reaches MANY ~ICTIMS IN I M E OH UWHK-ENDi oscow; uropeans 1 Eif!tJi~b~~!fs~ateOut Are Killed In Cr~sh au4 M;CIHNTS ClAIM By Cap~ors; Illinois INDU~TRY START Banker Is Released UNO[R NEW ~lAN er At Sunday WEATHER FORECAST- LEASED WIRE OJ.i' INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. 1 his hOm"' aJ. Kyger • Joh,u Du,nner and fatnil¥ ot Galllan art' VISiting Mr and Mrs Oeo Yeu ugcr Mrs Belva. H aakins l$1ld 8Qll lill'C aueets of Mr and Mrs B 0 OrQY- when her daughter, Kingsland or New York with her mother during t he Bummer, approached her as to the renewal ot a. monthly mayJUine the subser1Dtlon to \'lhlch was due to ext~lre, she said Mother, you can get the sube:crlp Won renewed for U DO per year W' f3 00 for two years How do you feel flbout renew ing: lt.? • 'Wt!ll ' tbe a.ged Doctor replied, you had better 1enew Jt for threo Y('-6!'6 I thlnk I ll bt> H.ble to enjoy ~ ~ that long anyhow' a .. ' State Police In New York, Plugging Along With Vi· I gorIn Search For Kidnaped Youth And Assail• T fl B-:ants; Revenge Seen Ao Motive of Crime I eo" I e t' Ultnue•d• pera tng n er ter Conditiom VICTIM'S UNCLE REFUSES CO-OPERATION FOR WORKERS For Fear Of Harm To Nephew; lllinoia Officials Buoy Following Safe Rehtrn Of Aged Banker Luer After Being Held In Dungeon Five Dayo Highways Italian Airmen Give Cred· Intrepid Pool, Flying Alone, Reduce• 'Former Record it For Achievement Set By Himself And Gatty, By Nearly Four And To Muuolini One Half Hours ; Civen Rousing Reception WHEN FORCED TO lAND Mrs. Wilma Terrell Spring A mnnillge license Sunday and Monday Hatln« Sundt.y 2·!1 p M "THE BARBARIAN" 1:;::.~Novarro, Myrn~~o Loy r Half!. J,aureJ 1$ Ollvtr !i"rdY In '"""'l•• Tw.. ' 10 ::\tqn ·~" '"~· · filllokll 'l 1 sucl! ' Denny, Loul•~ ( ltHt· :1 wns Friday by the probate oourt to Mel 'm Smith 21 tarme1 ol Chester "11-:1 Ollv · Bricides 17 dnught.cJ. o' ~ mt• ne Brlci,Je.s of Pomeroy r_ LJBERTY THEATRE A suit was flied In t he common ~ leas COW't h~r e by the Melgs County Sa11 lnt& and Loan Com· pam a. corporotlon vs George MrOulrc umt D(•Jia Mt Quire hus· b~nct nnd wtrn for o JUdgme nt in 11, ~ :>11tl1 of $707 91 ;.vJth 7 per r~nl trrrst ( I om FcbH.lt'I"Y 1 1032 fhe ~Ia l'>iQCiratloJI ""' Hl• court tfilt!t tHe~ ' Q~~Wnrali'll d~P.d bP held !!lid anrl sh'lHid the juclgment It ed noc be paid wlthin Hve that li fm eciosure be made PI C\)CI ty <'Old to SH.tb;fy Judgment »''If ----..-Nli:W DAIIOIJTER P4y,tery Deepena •• ~ iot Report• no Poioon Dl-'j When two evenly matched lnd i· vlduals, teams countries or what r.ot meet t here Is bound to bli ~o rne of the well known fur flying Such Is the case whenever th e Brndbury Joe Meie1 co~tchcd t e - •eatlon tllam hooks up in compet tlon v,lth the Morr l~ Harrison ~ BI'isted by Bull Montana gove1 ned Hysell- Run lliJ!treg::~l on Each of these tenm owns R vk tory over the other and Frld:l nllht wall aelecled as the time t• DlliY olf the od d 01 1ubb"l eame H.nd :iO twa~ doue But 11 ~ pitt! of the ev ident cteHhtJ or o.l "o l!ettte the qucs"tll~';"~,~o~:~,~~T;~[:.';''~~ lhe matter b a;~ m l was before lhe game trst sn.w young KinK of 1\61"-f r~ttJ.ered ~COte W.l!I~ Q. ti<:: d~sed i" T..lo ~ - -------- Personals M t nn d M1s OLlo GrmhclmcJ Hllr1 nughttl M f thn. or Mt'' l"tta \\I \l pc 1dlng t he week cnct w1th Mi ; 1 1\~Jsr/~ \~~lt~~~~~ ~ 1nd :; .. ,. ,. Mt:; W ll 1 by eudl te~tll l the II \lll l 1l (lflB :'l lld Ev S, cnms of MllliJ ~ ~· M ~ n 1 r..r1 ' . . 'I)id You Ever· ' ' ~· Stop • ' ' T·o·Tllink? By Edson R. W&lite, Shawn~e. Olda. • PAUL F. JAEGER, EDITOR.,OF HiE BRAINERD (MINN ) DlSfATCHSAYS: • TH,\ T nev~r in the history of merchandising coolleration r nd mter·dcpendence of consume•, oeller and the medium by which theae two do buainen-the newrpaper- has l!een aa ap· pnent In at 11reaent. Economic facton !lave brought better planning of ad·rerttsing campaigns,, b_,tter ae,lection of merchan· diae bv the consumer and better service by the newspaper; all of which hat resulted in mutual benfit and inter-dependence of this 1 c\~tization. ~ "11 ). dtiinr. It offen a dual service; the conaum"' benefita by the merchoftt's selection of the newspaper aa a medium through which he can acquaint hio patrons of' his warer. Through thi• united cooperation, a new merchandising ayotem i• developing. It h"• brought the newspaJ]er more strongly to the fore than ..ver. In f11ct. the newspaper has become tbe buving "bible" eliminating the old an~prennial custom of bargaining and bartering by pro· ' fe11ional argain drivers. • AND, LIKEWISE, THE NEWSPAPER HAS BECOME THE ACCEPTED GUARANTEE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE IN ITS PRESENTATION OF THE PATRONS' NEEDS AND THE I ' MERCHANTS' OFFERINGS. N who J ~ J; . . ~ ... .. ~ ~- . .,., Luer, " • i' t ' ¥ M ~ CJC IH l' ~~~~~m:re~!ct ransom ~ hete I. lonQ: ¥ CH ~ Columbus . ". 1 ,rif'nbm g or w ~~ t * M r1 nu~hl umbus M :ll 1 Time Is Set For Closing Sessio~s Eeonomic Coqference Soon to End 1 D&llubiafto Re- ~·r " ~ and Mw Albert Wippel and er Mnrgnret left for Col '3tttll dn v fo ,n wc::t, ao YOUill Roosevelt wiH pre!ent no evidence tn c:ourt today on bebaU h1a ch&rae of "mental hearing: wiU be concloaed doon Ttouble Looms Who Un· ioe Lead... Charpo Ne- Sweeping Advance Noted In Market sroe• Ut>fairly Treated - Mother Tries To Murder Children fu~eWheat~l Saturatee Clothilltl W i t h Ker-.te, Children Mira· 1I They will h1 nocomo:J"I ~:t home Mondnv b~ Mi::s Oeceliu Wlp(lf'l wllv !Jp, , ' l 11 • ltlnQ; ther< 1111 I ~.1 $!3 Hild a M v Wippel who will 1e-m:tl'\ h"- /Q v1~ 1t \/til with complaint here Prl- Luer appeared little the worse for r.iya, refused to comment on a rehls ~rience a ftJ!r a retreshlpg J)Of't that his clt.eot would meet ~ pretty Mills Ruth Ooollnl, Fori ==========-,Worth Tex., socletJ girl, tn Ohlea- F n tk SchwailzwaldcJ anct dnughters M u) nud Hu ' o um bt s 111 rl v~::c l ""h. 'Jat 1 1 l \l l~ 1 t with fll cnds and relaLlVe:> 1 'J. I ~ h 1 • they will be guests at I ~ .o rne of M1 n•td !\ira :to'uulk" 1~1 1 M:t"4~. Nev, July 1'7-INS-EUzabeth Donner Roo8evelt today vtal! scheduled to obtain a divorce from EIUOtt Roosevelt, taU bandsome ~2-year-old son of Presldent Roosevelt Her attorney, Luter Bumrnertleld ol Reno wu to read Mr8 Roo&e!ielt s deposition, air mailed from Philadelphia, and It wu expected that me woulCl be &ranted. the decree on hei crou:-complalnl After the decree ts gr&nted, E!Uott, hiB companion Ralph Hitchcock, and his attorney, SamueJ Platt and Mn Platt will return t'l Reno and depart by alrplan'e tonl1ht for Ohlca1o to vtelt the Jl'alr , who meet youna: Roose- Aiton t 1{10'> left Sal w.rday 1 vi it IV l ,, lit n 1 Ull\1 1 )1 ~ll~ reveuhfd Members or the bankers family oented emphatically that nny ran· aom was paid, but raport!l persisted that $10,000 In small bills had been given the abductors to effect Luers ff'lease It was reported that the \1ctJm's youngest son, Carl Luer, pushed the raJlBOtn money over a cemetery wall some 20 miles from ~ ·th l It! cs In "''1'' thllt he Wll8 aa:;s with he1 mother X. r4st-. ~ to be Freed From Bonda / I of Matri'm-y vn ' kebt ,prisoner in the ~er~QJund duttatOn which was ttio amall to ~ Iow AJ.m to stand. erect He used a sac:Jc; stu1ftd. wt(h Kl'I.BG; tM a pillow and slept on bare bricks ' Although sutlerlna fronll. a chron ir heart aliment and a deUcate condition which required a strict diet, Luer's abductors fed their ~aDU.ve ham sandwiches, C!Ulte~upes and oranges during the flve M111 L\Jlinn Olll11g • t1 ~ Ypotn!l Jloooevelt Schedu1\0d (!eleM<\d 7 '~\day, Lqer, vu vt• Ohlhwer or Chn r- ~:u:ntlnn neaotJations 'IY ;(r:ton nn i\1 1\ !?1 ~ut n a \\ ~eet.s D•"vorce Case To Be Heard Today held The aged banker told authorities f¥e l4lr w~ within thf1l:e hoUl'l!l rldO •lltomdblle \ frqm t11s bam~ ~ )o': w.. AltoJ> banker, captive five days in a small brick •tlfi!U l dt~y Mr \ ' :!·~S ;t\e newapaper holds the key to thir renoin,nce of inerchan· .• n 1 h t td E JC l 5b\C'l 1 ' ~ been visiting thcll l<especllve par>1111 M1 an d Mill Albert 0 Eb tl sQ \ch and Mt and Ml'fl C'ha.s .._{rnh n 11m ned 1n t1 ell h(ll\t f\ I (! ' • 11ovn nn:l M1.. t E.n5t ' ' ... Mi '; • •' AlUm, Ill, July 17-INS-Department of justice agents a.nd pol1ce today narrowed their search for the kidnaper s hideout where A!llust safe enough, IJOr quiet _ enough -for the b-.Jdy of a 'q uaUty'car 1\ I ov 1 1 } 11 /\1 11'1\V( I€\L 1Gl ;!; -neithtr. st~:qljg _ enou'H~ -nor ' Mrs K 1thc 1!m, W' h r Abt ~ ' r o" ~ew Mn1 tin:.• t.•e W Va Is tlw <t The home guf'st or !\! !n; 'F l' 't .1t 0•0 ' WILLIAMS RITI'S S(JNDAY Funeral strv\ccs for the In fant m1 of M1 u 1r1 Mr~ Cbur les Wlll•ms who dJC:J 8nturd!l.y wlll bf' n 1 nn~ d fro n lhe E1\ n~ Fnnernl c 'T (' c.nnla} nflol'rnou n with 11'! cnc nt n ~ he BeiX'h 0 1 t c Plll t!•ty Avenue tng cnllcd a.,t LhP t"n d 1 f l1 11 • • w. l'nlng bfic~dsc o! dnrkness M!ssPs Cl ma Ontln t d nn• l EdJI.l Another effm l wnl be mnde to evening f:> ~ct lle the Issue next Frida y even- BOWI"n left Saturctny ~hlcngo wheJC they 11 Ill nttend the ng whrn the 311me two tenms 1 1t lY I ' "'l~i/,:11" l T u Hysell Run ' Corrosive Found In Woman's Throat Recreation Teams Evenly Matched .;plHJtieU lu the IJox Uy and " Mtos Rlehatd Reed d.f lJ.y&ell Run <Jnd a Oloel'knerl of Co- !JaLtle ensued But tw o e r rnrli we1e Jecotded In l I ~he birth the ent ~re game and bu L filx h 1tE ' Avenur. r e l:~.tlves "' culoouly .. Windsor ODl. July 17-INBSenftlnJ her h.usband oft to work wlth the cUlltomary kiM, MrB Armle Blootbanka, 46 .saturated her clothfn& wtth kerosene today, pour~ tbe Uquld over tbe beds 1n wbich three or her nve chUdren llept. WIFE DEAD and Mrfl Clarencll Ma~ar ~n!:l !!On Oeorfe wU! leave for ClUqagO S undR,V 'Where•Utey wUI attend tlte Cent ur y of E'rogress EKposl· tlon 11-INS-Mme. wl!e ot the Hundied todayolheart GUNMEN KILLED IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT BASE BALLI E.cap~ and struet a match She died In Hotel Dteu hoepltal shortly aft.erwatd The chUdren. e.tmost. mtracu1ot1sly esca.ped aertoua bumJL HUda, 14, &woke u the c:rued rnother aet. fire ., the mattrea of her bed Bbe awakened ber twin brotbei'A. Duncan and Billie, 10, DOUBLE HEADER an three fted to tb.e porch of their home Meanwhlle, their mother, wrapped ln ftamel, NO from the boule uc1 down the street, IIICftamJnl. e.nd. Middleport -VII-- Cheater SUNDAY l PM J•me~ Mitchell, a ndlbbor, e&\llhlii tJer and exttnauilhed the ftamliL Carbon Hill raUway enctneer. could otter .., reaaon for her act. "She was pertectJy normal when -VI- Chester ', 30 P M. Admi ..ion 15 Cents Gri!.OO 8tlllltl & Cents Pomeroy Ch~:vrolet Co. Pomeroy. Ohio I The fa.tber, • J PMEZL**>W<Wi&Nl a Oanadlao PacUJa I left," he tcold pollee "Sbe eft.D k.iesed me i(IOdbye u UIUil " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 16, 1933 craft howard sears williams