https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/64b59cbb833e0528a1cd3b043a26ab82.pdf c0fece426ba2efe9a950cabbf89a6987 PDF Text Text • UNUSUAL RIVER SCENE SATURDAY Otester Defeats Carbon Bill Boys • - READERS' NOTICE - If you wallt the News Office of The Dally Tribune, call 236-L; If the BuslneM Ofllee ask for 202-R. S.... lo 5 to 1, Middleporl Game f:mla by Mutual c-ent After 4 Fram .. UIEATHER FORECAST" :-Ohl.o-MoiJU)' cloud7 tonlJht and Wednesday ProbablJ lho'Werl Wedneld.IJ' m. W.t and extreme North portion~ Not mucl\ cbftnp 1 temperature Fights American Author Labor Seeks To fUl UN ~HARGH Columbus R~~SHH T H IT~ Hours fiRST BREAK IN For tower Rates Unionize Nation's C~AliNOUSTHliS Must Face 'Mal ' •. For L•bel m- Spploh r.r;, WITH HliNC U AT O~U IN RA~m mce; Caae Attraeto' ~r:::e.'!'. J~UTHS DRl HANKS S t e e I Industry AEVI~EO ~S C~U[ t...•e• For lrkutak PRE~ENT HEAR IN~ TAlK n W~RKERS er Reellnr Only Aft· ~XPE~H~ no~v IS ~EINC O~AfHD One Hour C9uncll Piau lo A,pJ>911lt Utihty Expert to Survey Sttuatioa Columbus 0 ~ Bank•ng ~~~~:;b~:~=~t Accuaed tlon" Taetica FAILSTO ACT Accordinr To Commdt· ee'1 Instruction, Attorney Says Cleveland, July 18-IN~feltl mony to show that Lhe Trust Co last September its assets a $185:t.23S 75 oheet which did not belonB to the bank Was presented today at the reaump tlon of the atate senate commit tees hearing Into the afl'aln of the lnstltution The ch.eck testimony d1;$Closed wu a:Iven to the Guardian by the 6lnklng fund of Cleveland with ~ struetions that it be wired to the July t~INB-Citp tr.ake a. aurvey t.he tJnanetaL op eratlona of the otColumbll8 Railway Power and Llcht Co as the la~st step by the city in tt.G ftght to force lower electrlclty ratea. Decision to malte the 11tudy Wll.IJ reacbed last niKht by the letl.!lla tors wh.o scorned the offer o1 Ben W Marr pnsldent of the utlllty for a &n&U cut ID 'Of the---~~~·fn!P"J::):::': matter of bu.aineBS the meetlng eoWlcll tution to submit to voters at the D.lapo.silll November elections a pro])OS&l to rapea.I the Mary Ann ballot tn etectJnr mWllcJpal oftlc1als The decision to appoint a utility tngin(!er for the study followed ths presentation of a report by E W McCormick liPJBist.tnt city attorney which declared that the city has the right to regulate the prloe of electric ItghtlnR and poasbtly piJwer rates Council will now set a rate d an submit It to voters aa RIUI fran chi&ea a.re now handled Onamia TONIGHT' ~~ Game called at B 45 down arter Dnve Launched to Bnq to End Open Shop" Pohcy of Bus•neaa Palma I Booming Of Stock Market Is Checked Mlddlepod HIJ'h By EDWARD INS eouncll here today planned to ap polnt an expert utUity ~r to Irving Trust Co New Yotk Al though the amount wu Wed as o"dered the bank added the check ~ Its cash on hand" It was charged The revela.tlons were made tn the teiJtimony of ~eodore W Aa Tremeodoua Pro6t·tak1DI Kearl.n.8 publlr. acoountallt and a Indulged lD, Commoch former employe of U\e Guardian and in a stgn_ed amdavu fr'Om an bee, lnduatrtala, Slump unnamed teller of ~he bank.. Attorney Arthur A Miller By LESLIE GOULD Investigator of the Ouardli.n INS Flnanclal Writer he wanted to protect the teller New York .July 18-INB-The refused to give the name stock ma.rket turned Into an erra torney read the a.mdavit -·...-c- •. ' c a1ls1r today as the boom pace The affidavit d1lic!,Dsert 'PBS checked by tremendous prom alJ.epd fraudulent entry t&kln8 mb.d.e on Sept 30 1932 The A atrong opentna: waa followed b7 w.p.s received early in the a faat shakeout tn whloh loues ran the sinking funddts wh>t'.t'b.O• l,..!Ci<;i t.a 9 po1nts before ~UJIJ)Ol't appeared 01 amount be The fast .11tepp)ng liquor Jsauu led to ;,~;[-bc•Uiaiian;q :•~he~.~-~ctJon and tbe whole Uat BaD Much Art..,tion Thooclore _. PreaJdent .Speak& Dtrect- who 1Y TO Re f oreste.tton • Buckeye Mmea Prepare To Do "Smuhing Come· hack" 300 Employee• Washington July Ul _ INS _ AFTER IDLENESS Striking at tl:e rl~ e and other natJcn destroying elforts .a get !JOmethlng foJ nothing Roose elt I Of Several Yean, 100% lncreue Is Ant•· c>pated Pn>stdent v lut night pnt.sed th work or the 300 000 fofeiStry worten In a brief radio talk He &ppearcC. on the Pr'Oiram wtth Secretary cf War Dern Secretary ot Labor p 1 llns Becteta y of Alflculiure WILl lace and Secrclary of the Interior Ickes In speaking to you men of thf Ch II an Contervatton Co""' I tblnk f .,..... o you as a. vlslbJe tokP.D of .,h('()uragemer.t to the whole "OUR try You-nearly three hundred thousand s~-....____.._ ••"den- tba w.,.,~..._.., ., ..,.. the nation La st.UI stronr enouvll a.nd broad enough to Jooll: Rft .. r ita citizens You are evidence that we seeking to ~~~ away as fast as w pcr.slbly can from the dole trom r. up kitchens and from frE' lo thE' ng-becs.usc llD"ftrnm ~nL uaylng you "eges and malntA n , u to do actuaJ work - wo• k , h f{ ne«!ded now !lnd. for the fut a nd will brlnR a de!lnite Hnanclal return to th peop11' of the nation Through you the nation will gn.duate a nne IJI'OtiP of stronR YOUM men clean Uvbtg tralnect to self discipline and above all will lrl'f t.nd proud to work for th• joy Of wotking Too MUI;Ih in n~a ~--o~ur~,j"~;:~~~;~~:~: thoUM'ht of ,_& lo marklqa: • !'!""Iii- l'oml!l'OJ' ToJNIGBT "THF.. BARBARIAN" Tu& day and. ,.dii)" , "CI':NTRAL v;rAIRPORT' ". ·,1't1>R;·SRf ' ~~B t"fllAGfi I I \ W~dn ......... Rarthtlme"s ruePJB Sally Ellers 'fnm Jrroy,n and ' been overlooked the teller was quoted 8fJ sa.ylog Following these disclosures t})e inquiry twned to further evidence :regarding Io-.na made by the de fWloli Jnat1tut1on tnJ·n>RQms Yortc I r,'to, ll~ 1 f JobnJ son ) I ,.fU~HT!" . l ~ )~i/piJghl ~c.tij' Catla'tta(lgh [l • lfun't a -, ~ Sqalo:!•~ear• f,.1llls 1 of I;ucky Quott/lg &vano\lgh'~ He was11,'t an ll!tol\ he was a gentleman wolller. But wh~n he met fiini L¥Deaka, there occurred to biDi Romeo'• JOyful expresaon on first see1ng Juliet Here was 1 hunch he would play to the I'Ft, ' even tf I .\<yp.~•, Wilf fbi. RlOst aloof, 1 '1•pprua.;hable star m Holly. ~ 'lrit9d .. \the one star to whom ~ 't"r1il's worsh!p meant Jhlnr;l Oon't mw this ex1 fO!"OOCC of he<tlC fEATURE CAKE ON DISl'LAl' York tod&f A f~e..tdre or the Ice croom IJOCta.l 1~ponsore(l by the Daughters of t,Jle union Vi!terar.s Bl\tutda.y wa.s Ito la,rge dltCorated Ahlels F'ood Citfke Ji4kej:i 1\Ild dQn8.tt!d by 1\UA A agianst Pulton Arthur A 0 eonte-r were the letteli D of U V InScribed In tet! and b,lue coloring Jones 0£ Mrs John Senkw -or Pomeroy ar~d There wUI be 11 meeting of th~ Holl88 and Tt~k mine opera.toll nt the Clty Hall butldl.ng here ev~nln:g ai ., o eloek acto •n announcement made 'l'fie pt l))Ofle or the conwae, not defined althoug~ was Intimated that the waee scale all'eement will be dlo!CUSBE!d ' ' ~;~:~b:Y. t PAUL F. J~G~R, EDITOR Of THE BRAINERD (MINN.) DISPATCH SAYS. ~•x -- DIE IN nu C.asa Blanco. Morocco July 18INS--Six per&Ol18 were bumec-1 to r:kath and " hundred inJured ti'l day when nre swept a fann dl3 triet near h.,re An exploding tra.c ----- ~.''W.~br:.the J tor cauaed the blue In rapid succession picked sq_uada of detectives searched fiVe buJidlnp two of them known to have been used by the Owney Madden aang to ho.ndle beer In pre•leRDI d.o.ya AMERICAN ARBESTED Greifswald Oermo.ny July 18IN~Walter Qr1o1f qt BrooklJD N Y wa• o.rrest.ed with ftve other perll0ft8 today accused of reorpnlze the ba.nn~ by the Hitler OrloJ'I hD.B been a oreij'swald 81.nee 1931 the county Intosenate the aJfalrs after the WMII<ell ' PERMANtNT WAVES Always Left Out I . Mr1. W tlma 'J'errell ........ :..- ' Do yo" bO'I$' why 1he wosn t welcome I She herself, d1dn t Hohtos•s (bad breath) the scc•al fault no one forg ves Premiere wa~ the reason Yet no one need have hahto111 Gargling w1th Llsterlne 1nstantly destroy• mouth odors and check• 1nfec: han Use it da•ly Recent test$ show that liltenne prQmptly O-"ercome• odors ord1narr anh septic• con t hide In 4 days lambert ;hannacol Company 1 5t loulo fM. U 5 A. l Begins Wednesday, July 19\LISt~RINE in mE DMLY TRIBUNE 1pronoplly endo odor• ordinary TH,AT never ID the hiotory of merchandtotnlf cooperation and biter-deJSendente of eqnaull)er1 aell~r •od the medtum by wMch these two do bueineu-"'e newtpaper-has been •• ap· parent 111 at preeent. Eco'lomic facton have brought better planntnr 111f advertitintr camp~pa, bettet seleetion of merchan· diee by the coneumer and better eervice f.y the newspapet', all of which bu r.sulted in mutual benfit and inter-dependence of this ci'lilizatloa.Ail ) 1 ~ t } } " ,.-. ,...... ~ ~ j l ~ ~ 'I' ~ ~ " " ~lie ~~hli)qa M lre11,~ ~' ~~all)l~ o~ Jtiercb,in.• , di1btl• lt offen 11 d.:ial sei!Vjce; tile coJ!s\amer benefit. by the I bv Robert Terry Shannon the wltneBB would divulge evidence 01 a •2 000.000 transaction but declined to reveal the nature of the deal before the heartna aot Uridel!WSy Poutbtuty of a follow-up irtvestl- By Edson R. Waite, Sllawnee, Okla. ' the Guardian chara:ed was "p~lr. seeking to hJndez" th~ d;jl@mpl•~>probe Into the trust department records Ai myst:.ery witneu was scheduled to go on the stand at the start of the third se&tson CJf the senate com mtttee" hearlnJ today MU,Jer aald Did ¥ ou Ever Stop To Think? . b t e border of ttnted Icing In the wa~ won by ~etty Ool~mbus a niece of Mr of • Tracy a member of the organlz~t. t.ll:.l'l tcrl c<lnt"st PWPoo6ti Qover~c\ with o. thick layer or white lelng L~e cake was eda:ed by o nd and The cakt I the f n,w~~\' •n>>r>V·< ed of aratn switched 1' Notleel TO DOG OWNERS! Due to prevalence of Rabtet in Salitbury Townohtp 1t wtll he neceti!"IY that all dop be quarantmed for a pertoll of 'ix~ daya. Strneci-DR W. S. EWS, J Me1ga County Health Commlaaioner merchat~t'• eel~tion of the newapaper as a nledium throulfL whic:h he ean acquaint hit patrons of bio warea. Throurll thts untied cooperahon, a new merchanclising ayetem i• developinr. It has brou1ht the newapaper more atronrl)' to the fore than ever. In faet, the newopaper ha1 beeo~e the buyinr "bible" eliminating the oljland prennlaleuatom of bar1aining and barterin1 by profeaaional barpin dnven. AND, LiKEWISE, THE NEWSPAP~ HAS BECOME THEil ACCER'rFp GUARANn;E OF QUALITY AND SERVICE IN ITS PR£S~ATJPN Oii T.tiE PATRONS' NEEDS AND THE MERCHANTS' OFFERINGS.' ~- -~ • JACJC ~ GET W.ED FREE OF CHARG~ St tnula Mo naplng of August Luer qed Alton banker Lurr was abducted from hla ctn:wn· home on the n!Aht or July 10 an;t Keller de· was released ear]J Sun.d&J after a and reported payment o1 sto.ooo n.n&8 alia an som Fltlrer&ld I - -~ July 18.-IN8- Perrv Michael ~rs.ld ex-con· vlet !mown u the dice bo» tid." today ws queatlooed by d~ rnent vf justice agents toUowtng hi, arr:'Gt In connectlon with tbe kid ~&i I.....rtment "' - !'1 the tnveatlptlon Jantheptlcnan't hldeln 4 dayo ' 1 ' drr. WU the launched br _._ �\ ' ' i.\JaoAY, JULY Jl, lhl TID ;IIEIGS PUBI4SIIINO COMPANY NEWS Gt PooteroJ, Ohio ~t.ered u ~<l..el:wJ mat~r Sepl 13,· 192'8, o.t. Ute PO&t Of!\CCI at ~v; Obl,o, undtt the Ac:~ ot Ma.rc.'l 3, lV'lV. Publiahed Do!ly aoo 8w:ldQ exce-pt Saturday. Loca~ on Lower Second St.reeL, "Pomeroy, 0. 'Wllen our !11eJ:td.IRnd ua lett.era or news mat.ter tm 'lublleatlon they I IDOQid m aU cue& 1110 their o&mf!s-althouy:b not. . ..:uaatllY to be ; ' JIPUWd. AnODJ'OOUI Jettera, hOwover exc,.!Jent a.utl de&lrable Ul Lbem- I Ji!tl'l1Q'NAL ' .. 'lml DAILY 'l'RIIIllNr''l'OMltROT. ORTO. !Sprinting Into Matrimony .... __ I I.__ (Continued from Pai:e One' on the tall of the the ,..ordll · work ~:r'!l I La~':"• I elc., at- Fer Buslnels Offlce and Circulation Dep!. CaU 202·8 Monlh · .... · · .. · Big.Red~Wtio~ .,... .. . .fJ 1.00 . "'" l .1l Thrett Montl.!l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . till( ·' w.... ... .. . .... • . Six MOll'"' Year ···:._~_·_··~-·-·_, ' One Ye:\1' ,, ·· · ...:.:.:.:.:..:....:...:.:.....:. ~ ) J Cl9•e exami11aUon of ,th.,.e beaut,i(ul a1J1I . Wa shington, th at th e bootlegging Industry and cor-. rupt p!Jiitlcian s .1r~ re~pon.:,ible fo r the crimmul sit uat1 on 1 h1 Ameri ca . That thi s is true is doubted bv few who look! .lhe ~ituatwn ()qUal ely in the fac.:e . and stud~ thc 1 fact~. But \ lnerely kn owmg the cnu 1-;e \\ 1thout pultinl!{ an eml to mu ~.:h 1 of the iJiegal activttu:!:-;, 1~ mUeed giving little cun::IOlatiuH . I tc the law ab1d111g peopl e of our countt·y. !;wilt con:-;tl w:w·e mea liS of t·ombatttng the~c thug:-:., · Cl'OOl<s and general all-around criminals, mw~t be found Ji'; we art: to thrott le the enemies of society before they bring 1 1-lUCh a break down Jtl the fc;rces for good, that h revolu- \ tion wtll (ullo w Ill th~ wake of prel)t: n-1: law lel5sne8s. Knowing us we do and a~ we havP for years, that ;~ the Ameri<:~' n pufJ lit: has bee n far too tr~lerant with tt~ ·greatest ent>mie~. we must cease our ric~tculow:j practices i; f hand111g out uude~erved le111encies W11ich have marked uur attitude toward the criminnl. \ - When we try a murdert!r and convilt hhn, we must 1 ELop our foolishness of allowi~g so many. :cchnicali~ics (n) enter and defeat the mtcnt of the law . 1 he same IS tr ue with all ot.her form~ of IJ1RJUI' illegal activities. Certain ly Drener. will prove ~!lt o~:~r •!!l!'dp.rd of RACKETEE.RING E ARE TOLD by Mr. CummtngH, Attorney . • W (~neral an~ ~e,e Co'l'e in value record. touebee the tender ud lr\ftiup.t lklD beeauoe <( ito'HN' ~... To dear any aa.h-. Pbnp)fii.Jlcsem.a, Rinporm ud matore 1h8 lldn to o.....al olwayo .qio 'l!eq :-thlu "Nice ~ang They old n ~:ood job In n: palrlu~; my 1-Wbo l" Post su.ld hit> robot pllv~ w o1Kt>rl well along t h t' routl' f~m Mo.~N•W JUDGE -F~~t:D-- o . J'uly I Wf'.S poe;ted fOl til ~ Zemo. iomt on &eDlitne·!IOiiiO: lt'i wortb tbe price, becaue.lt brlnp roliet. 85c, 60<: and $1. All Jlrunlotf', I a- INs- - ------~ ~------- OPEN AIR CONCERT Wt:DNESDAf~)ULY --A·r- tiP))e!ll (;l mllea east uf Raclue on Ra:t't!JUIWOOd roadl Antiqlrity and Middleport Stripg Banda · Plenty ot MOllie. Plenty or Fan Jar YOU AND · YOUR FRU.:NDS ARE INVITED Plain colors, cmbroi<lcr\cll .dols, qlo. " $3.95 DRESSES LACE DR:ESSES A1' 3 - - - -·---. .oo 5'c $ .95 AND $ ''STO LEN;~j LOVII'' PIQUE DRESSES o.nd COATS ' ' - . 1COPYRI'Nri /W"Jri/IID FEATUR.U SYN.O/CATII',. NEW LINE O.F .wNil;# D.R,ESSEs 11t i fialC tor SlU. Otu;SSES, gOY· ctnmcnL o! the m\no1s, by the In· Jm:a:JI'hl~,. and for t~ k1da. puniahing law brea k with the system in vogue in other LOUntrie~. ::-;uch a cumpari!;Oil will quickly show us Jl'St ."'"'·'"' ·so, Ju:;tandloUtekeeJ) the scalt!s ·hy we are leadi ng the world in lawlcs~ness. If anJ 1 .figmcs correct. I "when we want to ~..:urrcct the evil, thb country will t:ihO\\' a I There's scmelhlng to the ar~;u- £1Ulver,ng 'H wm give you a chance ~o stiltt 1 I ~h,ii;.!cj;;; to Pomeroy . ' . o~ol. I Johnstm left saturday! for Vanport, Pa. , where trL · employment. Dolmus Olenn of Pomeroy spen~ ~Ul)day with rt!ll:lllvee heie. I , HI : !'1Cntatlon If your old mun goos ('";en Ycu ain't responsible whm; big improv ement that reRped. 1Gut and get.; hm1seU walloped by v.c gt 1 n~ed wrong. But, sometimes, ' the next 1.bor neighbors why \\' f' wcr(" righ t So, n ot wishing to I '!.hauld you take tile te}J ? Whv bot h er you with t he past, we w1ll THE TRADITION OFj THE SEA . . ~hould you pu y W!U' ctcbb. taxt>~ tNH Ull the ro~:~. d~. dy namite the HADITlON is a wonderful thing when dU'l' Ctc li lll the · r nd tndemmtles? Very good, ~o fur sdwols. wreck the tmprovemems, . . 1 -, hurn tl w eu llcgcs, blast the hospl· right t:hi.lllnels but ~omctJmeR Jt appean; that It t .tll 1 The Issue rn1scd !R tha t the co1n- , <ri!s. dcslJ'O}' the rec<mls or medica; work hard~hi}lS when mi::~dircctcd. For inHlance, thcr~ il'l 1mg generation ain't l'espon,<; tble ~ 01 i r:q,u uncnt~ n.l'C! t~ar up all 1! 1·· I . . .. . the ijOlnK w~ conce1e tlmt evc1y l hlu E" prmls r01 bJI•tsr.s conduit.~ the law uf the sea or the tr:\dlliOll mther, that the cupt.un i \Jody has th e right to llvc his own lt• nd bnttleshiJlS 1 liha ll be the la:-(t pc~n;u u :-board :t \cs~e\ to leave hH:I l'!hi p 11,~~ Eachth"'bne{atlon,hs~utusldN~t~:{~ --. , ,._ , . d d c~u n on e a ~nee s •.c · I 'Nothing th'll h.\s ('Ve r hnpp1•n when in distre ss and lll~ a very hu e rul ~ tn ec · <ltbts, no mo~s·cove Jerl tP:<l's ami hcfo 1 f' Wi ll 11 nnov vo u we will Jet But sometime!) captain~ haven tnJiitaken idea of JUSt ! no long tc 1'11 bonds \ u u ,,t nrl wh('J" we mnde our ' · · 1 1 th· 1t I 11,\II'S.'if'.<: Anrt, in onl er. to make ll y~hat th e t hing menn~. Cerhu nly 1t c oe•; n o menn • a 1 so un w; clear ll.lld crisp Uul sup· ~t't' tl l oka~. l'it wll! evt•n throw In a ma n shall deliberately comm it suicide by remaining on hi1'11 pc~.:e t.Iw old umc1smy. W1ll , bu.1 . ll t w Ind1ans fm yo u to fil!lht." oz•. ,, I I we ran uJ> a lot of cxpcnsl!s. nllrl "- • O l~• .... ; ..roe I J.oat afte r e\'erything t hat run Le done, H. !:I ~-'een (one all( , ~ou will have to take your sh1uc. Hul\ ubcut il , rounyst1•n? !.,.~".,0101 ~,.:_~~ nil other:! have been removed to safety. j We lost u couple ol wa1 s aud blew ot~-••"'-ro. . . , . •' d t II) :t lot of money tJiilCf ~ un ': Butw ~ :..1 T 0 1 No rult•;o~ or laws cnll lo t· any pen-on s 8UlCl e l - ml!lht have won those wars 1mo ' ,.., .............. ' .............. 8 I)ePn nutdc IL wmsc h ~old ., tr·HiltlO II matter huw Rucred 1t may ave · . \'" "lllo.A\.111 n b u • • • 110 . . __ I }<~ave Slollart uf Co 1@I us cll.lllC .r.,..~~ ..,.tld yet w e li nd instance~ of men refu:-:1ng to l eav~ lhear " If you wr.t. t to !:ilf\!L w 1th a f\atu;{\a~ to ~pend h~I vnrati~J.' ~ .,.~ ships and ~~~ a cun::~equencc going to their death, hke he- ; 1,111 octh . unadulterated :;; l,ltt', we I~ ·th ~1 e1 ~ll-1 cn ts, M1 and Mt s 1\l: A'l~l ""'l':. . h Ill play golf with you You filii t , !1(1111.\8 s~obJllt i "'~!It ,........uu••t• •I roes, but .)lt:-;llhe Rame very, very f 00 IIR men. ( t:nlng 10 pny for 0111 ml.'JLilkl'!> Ml:. S\lie('~~· ot Palkersl>\.11 &: 1.~ t,..,............... D4&7illftl.' Th rll h· ve left then· ships ut'ter it had b ~\ •f;tt m g her nunt. :.Oil !; L A Nease e~ nug I <l , • • \'' ·d But.. If yo u wc,Jl'L wu :;h Lhr d\s h Mr and M1'i Carl V ll.rlnn an d come cvJUt!nt that the VC8KCI wus gomg down, and I\ C 1rs. yuu dou 't get an:v or tlu• f.: t av.1· 1 1w, cll!idren of L;.;t onia spcnl to do mud 1 ~nod in t he world and to command bigger 1 We booted a ft•w g1 oundc: J.• ann 1h r ' lw m ~':o~dn:._.~ntH. ~~u~~~av_ with - - - - - , - ::==--=:;;:=-:=::::;;; I I • -· rNc. ,, into .00.. tear. I aoba that shook I . -- .. Bl~ LI()IE QF $1.00 ,Q~ESS~·. ~ow EutOI)i! ftnshes . .. ' bg HAZEL .·LtVI NGSTON $2.95 AND $3.95 ........ ~Oc • ···1-·~~--- , . . . . ..... . .. $US,' *.2.9$, Were $3,9ti, t5.9~. and $10:00 r:· ' · ....··-~·-$~.~5. $S.l!~ ' ' · ' . . BIG REDUCTlQNS '. •p--r.-."1 ' 25 ANTIQUIT"" I\' l'-"5/o. IN THE MILLINERY ''" eA~~ I I lives al'e some of them_. ____ _ _ 1 JUVENILE DELINQ_UENCY ! NCE MOUE il"l the :l.Uh.ied nf juv~nilc tl c Jinqucn f v : brought before UJO, allfl nn<.:c again ttre we ~·emltlrled I thul the va~t majority vf ou t· <.:a::iel' of ju\'cnile delill(lll('lH.:y can be t.racerl to faulty home~ . Thal i~ home~ which hnn' I not th e proper pat'ents \ouk1 ng after their otf~priug l~1 •mnny ('l)!)es th ey arc hl)me~ e lthJ·r hroi>L'll ttp th10~1gh nun· , ita! trouble:-< .:n ul the <'hiltlten dtv1rled between moth ~~· . and fa th cl', () I' hornet~ wherein neither gi\'e much thnll~h~ 1 tn th e ir tk:-~h anti Ulon'd, m th(' lhirn clf!Hti ,.,.· here on e ~lt : the [1ar<.'llt .'l ha n ~i od and the othet' has .nul be.en .c4Lt11l tn i the tni-lk o( instilling in the rh1ldren the prtncjplcf\ of 1 l)jght livin~. . . tr and when the IHtr c.nt:-~ ()L tht> f.'l11\rlren 111 our la nd qo ih cir dpt.v Ul1d tca~h the youngster• the right wuy .tu 1 live, then will we · ~l1e a g1~e"t improvement i'n, chi ld hf t: I } 1ere and a grent Jocre~se w .1 uvenl\e court cuu fi. 1 i i d h. -w·--. -1d -s 1 ' s ost egan oun ·t e- qr,: 0 0 . -A -- p - -B R ~ . .}l ', ., MIL.D~S !'\?M~f.L!CI'!~~ : · · ,'l ' ~· '·- ----- ..__ _ ~.X~~~IXX~IXKXII~I· 2~~·· eABOVE-ARTHUR J, NEU, of East Ornnge, N.J., pulls io. a nice ' oni::l FeW nien lmow the im· porta nee of htalthy nerve1 better than Art Neu doca;, He b national champion ln dry-fly cQtina for Kl.:u· racy.Ju•t a& a sturu, Mt. Neu ha1 frequently flicked the ub ~a fiicod'a cigarette with; a tly at 35 fectf ,G. 1L. L~NDSBURG, MI\()IAGli)IG ,W~C;J:QR QF 'fHE .({!0 DE J.A~~8,0iBRA.Zll.JAN .MIEIUCAN ~~Y.~: '· ,o .,. :tS..S.f B1·aziJ.io potential!).a great market for it;ood standard ,~r,pmJ! ;9t ~roF~i~,~~· ,.3\),QlMMI® ,wor:ili Ml' J11~~~~~yc;"~i· · · · · e RIGHT --A DAY'S SPORT i ~ more cnio'!ahle With plenty of Camel~ :aluhg,. bo:coLISit) o u ~.: 01.:. r. ru.Oke alll'OU want-and 1till be ready for more when eve~ nffiy: comet! Cumcl's co~tlieL· tol:accos nc. 1.r a ~ : on your nervet ••• never tire your taste! Clm..:b •.re better for 1teady amokinR. IJ h more fun 1o know I Steidy Smokers turn to Camels Urfda!)n .R. W~>.ite, Sh~>wnee, Qlclp.homa · ·' j. . I ', . ... ... .. ., '· • ,.;' , .I l • ~I • 'I I i D.ID YO\J.~VJ:R, 8JOP TO THINK~. ported. . . ARTHUR J. NEu, champion fly-caster, says: I "Dry-fly fishing i~, a delicate art_tbat takes tbe best a man's got in steadiness of lumd Blld eye. To win the championship In &ecuracy at eastiniHI drfJIJ! l ~ ~ bia!l! healthy nerves. And yet I smoke steadily-all I want to-without ~turbing my nerves. That's because I prefer Camels. There is no ques· tion but that they are lililder. And their rich, inviting flavorseems to say, 'Have another."' I' .,~d .ita b,irU.;rAt~ ia .Q.'le .!If I Turn to Camels. Like Mr. Neu you will find that Camels are milder ... that their flavor suits your taste •.. that steady smoking never jangles your nerves. So begin today! '. ' Lo· l " ·'. ~ • in a ~e, atl:o."""''.5·~ ~~ . Ncu\ fo~~j~,ment~Mortfae 1 .ake, Of ;:v<Nt' nerve•. ~aatd:,J• ~ ., ric hi \h .... titia 1flavPr •lwav• utnl••to'.,y, "~'V~ anothet.'' 1CE I i·-- l ~ ' I O •. BEAUTIFUL ORG~Y DRESSEs'·. . l and perhup ; mud1 betlel' ~hip~ ' thun the one lo8t. After ull, there !ll'C gl'Plller th ings than tradition, and human G~ove Sycamore i';ACLE RIDGE Z9TH. 7:JD P.M. youreelf. I • to Po::.t ~ at· "Quality and Low Uric;e" hi\• oct a ne)Y I T lu Zemo brlnp. P""'!pt lolle! to itChior, bunliDa' - · oj'oll fh ..,.. ..... Itchinaot.opotbe.......,tZemo thf' penalty- $100 und costa-today was !mpoM"d upon Munlcipa.J Judge Houce L Small following his conviction on charges ot drunkenness The penally was plac:ed Uf'IO!l Judge Small by Judge Rus ~::l K ' here. Jud3r Small imm rd! a:,J~ aJJ-1 : nounccd that hf' wou ld appeal the ' 1 McCurd y in com1uou pll a.~ ,;our1 'I ea~e to th e co urt ot apJx•a ,. Hr, :l:l Juot ~eceived A ~ig ~hi~crlt of f\ew '· Dreueo, in Voile,, Dimiti.,., Organdieo, For t;clU.oriAJ Office C..U 236-L lt'oWOD>lerlultbe--wi>o.<901o Mal'" rm:n MnllCOW " Port.smuuth The maxm1um MUwa~ Delinred Br C;~.rrh:r BJ Mall One week . , .. .... ..... , , . .. 1 .15 One Month . . . . .. . . . . .. . ,-., r 'Wimut ·· arcellng~ When this was c'\.1\Pd I tcntton, he sa1d Phone 582·L l -1 .i. From ltchiag Eclzema [ Prompt Relief Post VIRGINiA .. GREGG ....:..._....:_::,..::_, I ADVEB'l'ISING REPRESf NTA.Tl\'ES Fred Kimball, Inc. Chkaco, Phlla.delpbla, PIUaburcb, 1 • • JII}He ln no lnltaoce wl.ll be publi&hed. : . .. · j PBoiili ron ll:flrl TO 'rHE DAILY TRIB.UNE " • '": ' . 18, IV33 TtlESDAY. t ' The JnO !-it f,c ri ouK danger th ru att=~ning civllizntJO it dl\Y iR the rapid development of a pcrvertell ::;e nse nf lit~- 1 g'l-pcra.cy whi Ch f!llCOl) rqges. public opinion not Oll).v to a~:·! !iopt ~ut to idolize l)lediocnty.-President ll!rnest ~fnrlln 1 1 :tlqpkins of Dartmouth College. ' ; ' I ' .' ,, I • .' L IT IS MORE FUN TO'KNOW Cameloaremadefronifiner, ... ,, ,.,. lifORE EX'PE'l\>ISIVE tobacco• than any other popular brand. The more you 1moke them, the more you'll like them. Costlier tobaccos do taste better. �\ ' ' i.\JaoAY, JULY Jl, lhl TID ;IIEIGS PUBI4SIIINO COMPANY NEWS Gt PooteroJ, Ohio ~t.ered u ~<l..el:wJ mat~r Sepl 13,· 192'8, o.t. Ute PO&t Of!\CCI at ~v; Obl,o, undtt the Ac:~ ot Ma.rc.'l 3, lV'lV. Publiahed Do!ly aoo 8w:ldQ exce-pt Saturday. Loca~ on Lower Second St.reeL, "Pomeroy, 0. 'Wllen our !11eJ:td.IRnd ua lett.era or news mat.ter tm 'lublleatlon they I IDOQid m aU cue& 1110 their o&mf!s-althouy:b not. . ..:uaatllY to be ; ' JIPUWd. AnODJ'OOUI Jettera, hOwover exc,.!Jent a.utl de&lrable Ul Lbem- I Ji!tl'l1Q'NAL ' .. 'lml DAILY 'l'RIIIllNr''l'OMltROT. ORTO. !Sprinting Into Matrimony .... __ I I.__ (Continued from Pai:e One' on the tall of the the ,..ordll · work ~:r'!l I La~':"• I elc., at- Fer Buslnels Offlce and Circulation Dep!. CaU 202·8 Monlh · .... · · .. · Big.Red~Wtio~ .,... .. . .fJ 1.00 . "'" l .1l Thrett Montl.!l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . till( ·' w.... ... .. . .... • . Six MOll'"' Year ···:._~_·_··~-·-·_, ' One Ye:\1' ,, ·· · ...:.:.:.:.:..:....:...:.:.....:. ~ ) J Cl9•e exami11aUon of ,th.,.e beaut,i(ul a1J1I . Wa shington, th at th e bootlegging Industry and cor-. rupt p!Jiitlcian s .1r~ re~pon.:,ible fo r the crimmul sit uat1 on 1 h1 Ameri ca . That thi s is true is doubted bv few who look! .lhe ~ituatwn ()qUal ely in the fac.:e . and stud~ thc 1 fact~. But \ lnerely kn owmg the cnu 1-;e \\ 1thout pultinl!{ an eml to mu ~.:h 1 of the iJiegal activttu:!:-;, 1~ mUeed giving little cun::IOlatiuH . I tc the law ab1d111g peopl e of our countt·y. !;wilt con:-;tl w:w·e mea liS of t·ombatttng the~c thug:-:., · Cl'OOl<s and general all-around criminals, mw~t be found Ji'; we art: to thrott le the enemies of society before they bring 1 1-lUCh a break down Jtl the fc;rces for good, that h revolu- \ tion wtll (ullo w Ill th~ wake of prel)t: n-1: law lel5sne8s. Knowing us we do and a~ we havP for years, that ;~ the Ameri<:~' n pufJ lit: has bee n far too tr~lerant with tt~ ·greatest ent>mie~. we must cease our ric~tculow:j practices i; f hand111g out uude~erved le111encies W11ich have marked uur attitude toward the criminnl. \ - When we try a murdert!r and convilt hhn, we must 1 ELop our foolishness of allowi~g so many. :cchnicali~ics (n) enter and defeat the mtcnt of the law . 1 he same IS tr ue with all ot.her form~ of IJ1RJUI' illegal activities. Certain ly Drener. will prove ~!lt o~:~r •!!l!'dp.rd of RACKETEE.RING E ARE TOLD by Mr. CummtngH, Attorney . • W (~neral an~ ~e,e Co'l'e in value record. touebee the tender ud lr\ftiup.t lklD beeauoe <( ito'HN' ~... To dear any aa.h-. Pbnp)fii.Jlcsem.a, Rinporm ud matore 1h8 lldn to o.....al olwayo .qio 'l!eq :-thlu "Nice ~ang They old n ~:ood job In n: palrlu~; my 1-Wbo l" Post su.ld hit> robot pllv~ w o1Kt>rl well along t h t' routl' f~m Mo.~N•W JUDGE -F~~t:D-- o . J'uly I Wf'.S poe;ted fOl til ~ Zemo. iomt on &eDlitne·!IOiiiO: lt'i wortb tbe price, becaue.lt brlnp roliet. 85c, 60<: and $1. All Jlrunlotf', I a- INs- - ------~ ~------- OPEN AIR CONCERT Wt:DNESDAf~)ULY --A·r- tiP))e!ll (;l mllea east uf Raclue on Ra:t't!JUIWOOd roadl Antiqlrity and Middleport Stripg Banda · Plenty ot MOllie. Plenty or Fan Jar YOU AND · YOUR FRU.:NDS ARE INVITED Plain colors, cmbroi<lcr\cll .dols, qlo. " $3.95 DRESSES LACE DR:ESSES A1' 3 - - - -·---. .oo 5'c $ .95 AND $ ''STO LEN;~j LOVII'' PIQUE DRESSES o.nd COATS ' ' - . 1COPYRI'Nri /W"Jri/IID FEATUR.U SYN.O/CATII',. NEW LINE O.F .wNil;# D.R,ESSEs 11t i fialC tor SlU. Otu;SSES, gOY· ctnmcnL o! the m\no1s, by the In· Jm:a:JI'hl~,. and for t~ k1da. puniahing law brea k with the system in vogue in other LOUntrie~. ::-;uch a cumpari!;Oil will quickly show us Jl'St ."'"'·'"' ·so, Ju:;tandloUtekeeJ) the scalt!s ·hy we are leadi ng the world in lawlcs~ness. If anJ 1 .figmcs correct. I "when we want to ~..:urrcct the evil, thb country will t:ihO\\' a I There's scmelhlng to the ar~;u- £1Ulver,ng 'H wm give you a chance ~o stiltt 1 I ~h,ii;.!cj;;; to Pomeroy . ' . o~ol. I Johnstm left saturday! for Vanport, Pa. , where trL · employment. Dolmus Olenn of Pomeroy spen~ ~Ul)day with rt!ll:lllvee heie. I , HI : !'1Cntatlon If your old mun goos ('";en Ycu ain't responsible whm; big improv ement that reRped. 1Gut and get.; hm1seU walloped by v.c gt 1 n~ed wrong. But, sometimes, ' the next 1.bor neighbors why \\' f' wcr(" righ t So, n ot wishing to I '!.hauld you take tile te}J ? Whv bot h er you with t he past, we w1ll THE TRADITION OFj THE SEA . . ~hould you pu y W!U' ctcbb. taxt>~ tNH Ull the ro~:~. d~. dy namite the HADITlON is a wonderful thing when dU'l' Ctc li lll the · r nd tndemmtles? Very good, ~o fur sdwols. wreck the tmprovemems, . . 1 -, hurn tl w eu llcgcs, blast the hospl· right t:hi.lllnels but ~omctJmeR Jt appean; that It t .tll 1 The Issue rn1scd !R tha t the co1n- , <ri!s. dcslJ'O}' the rec<mls or medica; work hard~hi}lS when mi::~dircctcd. For inHlance, thcr~ il'l 1mg generation ain't l'espon,<; tble ~ 01 i r:q,u uncnt~ n.l'C! t~ar up all 1! 1·· I . . .. . the ijOlnK w~ conce1e tlmt evc1y l hlu E" prmls r01 bJI•tsr.s conduit.~ the law uf the sea or the tr:\dlliOll mther, that the cupt.un i \Jody has th e right to llvc his own lt• nd bnttleshiJlS 1 liha ll be the la:-(t pc~n;u u :-board :t \cs~e\ to leave hH:I l'!hi p 11,~~ Eachth"'bne{atlon,hs~utusldN~t~:{~ --. , ,._ , . d d c~u n on e a ~nee s •.c · I 'Nothing th'll h.\s ('Ve r hnpp1•n when in distre ss and lll~ a very hu e rul ~ tn ec · <ltbts, no mo~s·cove Jerl tP:<l's ami hcfo 1 f' Wi ll 11 nnov vo u we will Jet But sometime!) captain~ haven tnJiitaken idea of JUSt ! no long tc 1'11 bonds \ u u ,,t nrl wh('J" we mnde our ' · · 1 1 th· 1t I 11,\II'S.'if'.<: Anrt, in onl er. to make ll y~hat th e t hing menn~. Cerhu nly 1t c oe•; n o menn • a 1 so un w; clear ll.lld crisp Uul sup· ~t't' tl l oka~. l'it wll! evt•n throw In a ma n shall deliberately comm it suicide by remaining on hi1'11 pc~.:e t.Iw old umc1smy. W1ll , bu.1 . ll t w Ind1ans fm yo u to fil!lht." oz•. ,, I I we ran uJ> a lot of cxpcnsl!s. nllrl "- • O l~• .... ; ..roe I J.oat afte r e\'erything t hat run Le done, H. !:I ~-'een (one all( , ~ou will have to take your sh1uc. Hul\ ubcut il , rounyst1•n? !.,.~".,0101 ~,.:_~~ nil other:! have been removed to safety. j We lost u couple ol wa1 s aud blew ot~-••"'-ro. . . , . •' d t II) :t lot of money tJiilCf ~ un ': Butw ~ :..1 T 0 1 No rult•;o~ or laws cnll lo t· any pen-on s 8UlCl e l - ml!lht have won those wars 1mo ' ,.., .............. ' .............. 8 I)ePn nutdc IL wmsc h ~old ., tr·HiltlO II matter huw Rucred 1t may ave · . \'" "lllo.A\.111 n b u • • • 110 . . __ I }<~ave Slollart uf Co 1@I us cll.lllC .r.,..~~ ..,.tld yet w e li nd instance~ of men refu:-:1ng to l eav~ lhear " If you wr.t. t to !:ilf\!L w 1th a f\atu;{\a~ to ~pend h~I vnrati~J.' ~ .,.~ ships and ~~~ a cun::~equencc going to their death, hke he- ; 1,111 octh . unadulterated :;; l,ltt', we I~ ·th ~1 e1 ~ll-1 cn ts, M1 and Mt s 1\l: A'l~l ""'l':. . h Ill play golf with you You filii t , !1(1111.\8 s~obJllt i "'~!It ,........uu••t• •I roes, but .)lt:-;llhe Rame very, very f 00 IIR men. ( t:nlng 10 pny for 0111 ml.'JLilkl'!> Ml:. S\lie('~~· ot Palkersl>\.11 &: 1.~ t,..,............... D4&7illftl.' Th rll h· ve left then· ships ut'ter it had b ~\ •f;tt m g her nunt. :.Oil !; L A Nease e~ nug I <l , • • \'' ·d But.. If yo u wc,Jl'L wu :;h Lhr d\s h Mr and M1'i Carl V ll.rlnn an d come cvJUt!nt that the VC8KCI wus gomg down, and I\ C 1rs. yuu dou 't get an:v or tlu• f.: t av.1· 1 1w, cll!idren of L;.;t onia spcnl to do mud 1 ~nod in t he world and to command bigger 1 We booted a ft•w g1 oundc: J.• ann 1h r ' lw m ~':o~dn:._.~ntH. ~~u~~~av_ with - - - - - , - ::==--=:;;:=-:=::::;;; I I • -· rNc. ,, into .00.. tear. I aoba that shook I . -- .. Bl~ LI()IE QF $1.00 ,Q~ESS~·. ~ow EutOI)i! ftnshes . .. ' bg HAZEL .·LtVI NGSTON $2.95 AND $3.95 ........ ~Oc • ···1-·~~--- , . . . . ..... . .. $US,' *.2.9$, Were $3,9ti, t5.9~. and $10:00 r:· ' · ....··-~·-$~.~5. $S.l!~ ' ' · ' . . BIG REDUCTlQNS '. •p--r.-."1 ' 25 ANTIQUIT"" I\' l'-"5/o. IN THE MILLINERY ''" eA~~ I I lives al'e some of them_. ____ _ _ 1 JUVENILE DELINQ_UENCY ! NCE MOUE il"l the :l.Uh.ied nf juv~nilc tl c Jinqucn f v : brought before UJO, allfl nn<.:c again ttre we ~·emltlrled I thul the va~t majority vf ou t· <.:a::iel' of ju\'cnile delill(lll('lH.:y can be t.racerl to faulty home~ . Thal i~ home~ which hnn' I not th e proper pat'ents \ouk1 ng after their otf~priug l~1 •mnny ('l)!)es th ey arc hl)me~ e lthJ·r hroi>L'll ttp th10~1gh nun· , ita! trouble:-< .:n ul the <'hiltlten dtv1rled between moth ~~· . and fa th cl', () I' hornet~ wherein neither gi\'e much thnll~h~ 1 tn th e ir tk:-~h anti Ulon'd, m th(' lhirn clf!Hti ,.,.· here on e ~lt : the [1ar<.'llt .'l ha n ~i od and the othet' has .nul be.en .c4Lt11l tn i the tni-lk o( instilling in the rh1ldren the prtncjplcf\ of 1 l)jght livin~. . . tr and when the IHtr c.nt:-~ ()L tht> f.'l11\rlren 111 our la nd qo ih cir dpt.v Ul1d tca~h the youngster• the right wuy .tu 1 live, then will we · ~l1e a g1~e"t improvement i'n, chi ld hf t: I } 1ere and a grent Jocre~se w .1 uvenl\e court cuu fi. 1 i i d h. -w·--. -1d -s 1 ' s ost egan oun ·t e- qr,: 0 0 . -A -- p - -B R ~ . .}l ', ., MIL.D~S !'\?M~f.L!CI'!~~ : · · ,'l ' ~· '·- ----- ..__ _ ~.X~~~IXX~IXKXII~I· 2~~·· eABOVE-ARTHUR J, NEU, of East Ornnge, N.J., pulls io. a nice ' oni::l FeW nien lmow the im· porta nee of htalthy nerve1 better than Art Neu doca;, He b national champion ln dry-fly cQtina for Kl.:u· racy.Ju•t a& a sturu, Mt. Neu ha1 frequently flicked the ub ~a fiicod'a cigarette with; a tly at 35 fectf ,G. 1L. L~NDSBURG, MI\()IAGli)IG ,W~C;J:QR QF 'fHE .({!0 DE J.A~~8,0iBRA.Zll.JAN .MIEIUCAN ~~Y.~: '· ,o .,. :tS..S.f B1·aziJ.io potential!).a great market for it;ood standard ,~r,pmJ! ;9t ~roF~i~,~~· ,.3\),QlMMI® ,wor:ili Ml' J11~~~~~yc;"~i· · · · · e RIGHT --A DAY'S SPORT i ~ more cnio'!ahle With plenty of Camel~ :aluhg,. bo:coLISit) o u ~.: 01.:. r. ru.Oke alll'OU want-and 1till be ready for more when eve~ nffiy: comet! Cumcl's co~tlieL· tol:accos nc. 1.r a ~ : on your nervet ••• never tire your taste! Clm..:b •.re better for 1teady amokinR. IJ h more fun 1o know I Steidy Smokers turn to Camels Urfda!)n .R. W~>.ite, Sh~>wnee, Qlclp.homa · ·' j. . I ', . ... ... .. ., '· • ,.;' , .I l • ~I • 'I I i D.ID YO\J.~VJ:R, 8JOP TO THINK~. ported. . . ARTHUR J. NEu, champion fly-caster, says: I "Dry-fly fishing i~, a delicate art_tbat takes tbe best a man's got in steadiness of lumd Blld eye. To win the championship In &ecuracy at eastiniHI drfJIJ! l ~ ~ bia!l! healthy nerves. And yet I smoke steadily-all I want to-without ~turbing my nerves. That's because I prefer Camels. There is no ques· tion but that they are lililder. And their rich, inviting flavorseems to say, 'Have another."' I' .,~d .ita b,irU.;rAt~ ia .Q.'le .!If I Turn to Camels. Like Mr. Neu you will find that Camels are milder ... that their flavor suits your taste •.. that steady smoking never jangles your nerves. So begin today! '. ' Lo· l " ·'. ~ • in a ~e, atl:o."""''.5·~ ~~ . Ncu\ fo~~j~,ment~Mortfae 1 .ake, Of ;:v<Nt' nerve•. ~aatd:,J• ~ ., ric hi \h .... titia 1flavPr •lwav• utnl••to'.,y, "~'V~ anothet.'' 1CE I i·-- l ~ ' I O •. BEAUTIFUL ORG~Y DRESSEs'·. . l and perhup ; mud1 betlel' ~hip~ ' thun the one lo8t. After ull, there !ll'C gl'Plller th ings than tradition, and human G~ove Sycamore i';ACLE RIDGE Z9TH. 7:JD P.M. youreelf. I • to Po::.t ~ at· "Quality and Low Uric;e" hi\• oct a ne)Y I T lu Zemo brlnp. P""'!pt lolle! to itChior, bunliDa' - · oj'oll fh ..,.. ..... Itchinaot.opotbe.......,tZemo thf' penalty- $100 und costa-today was !mpoM"d upon Munlcipa.J Judge Houce L Small following his conviction on charges ot drunkenness The penally was plac:ed Uf'IO!l Judge Small by Judge Rus ~::l K ' here. Jud3r Small imm rd! a:,J~ aJJ-1 : nounccd that hf' wou ld appeal the ' 1 McCurd y in com1uou pll a.~ ,;our1 'I ea~e to th e co urt ot apJx•a ,. Hr, :l:l Juot ~eceived A ~ig ~hi~crlt of f\ew '· Dreueo, in Voile,, Dimiti.,., Organdieo, For t;clU.oriAJ Office C..U 236-L lt'oWOD>lerlultbe--wi>o.<901o Mal'" rm:n MnllCOW " Port.smuuth The maxm1um MUwa~ Delinred Br C;~.rrh:r BJ Mall One week . , .. .... ..... , , . .. 1 .15 One Month . . . . .. . . . . .. . ,-., r 'Wimut ·· arcellng~ When this was c'\.1\Pd I tcntton, he sa1d Phone 582·L l -1 .i. From ltchiag Eclzema [ Prompt Relief Post VIRGINiA .. GREGG ....:..._....:_::,..::_, I ADVEB'l'ISING REPRESf NTA.Tl\'ES Fred Kimball, Inc. Chkaco, Phlla.delpbla, PIUaburcb, 1 • • JII}He ln no lnltaoce wl.ll be publi&hed. : . .. · j PBoiili ron ll:flrl TO 'rHE DAILY TRIB.UNE " • '": ' . 18, IV33 TtlESDAY. t ' The JnO !-it f,c ri ouK danger th ru att=~ning civllizntJO it dl\Y iR the rapid development of a pcrvertell ::;e nse nf lit~- 1 g'l-pcra.cy whi Ch f!llCOl) rqges. public opinion not Oll).v to a~:·! !iopt ~ut to idolize l)lediocnty.-President ll!rnest ~fnrlln 1 1 :tlqpkins of Dartmouth College. ' ; ' I ' .' ,, I • .' L IT IS MORE FUN TO'KNOW Cameloaremadefronifiner, ... ,, ,.,. lifORE EX'PE'l\>ISIVE tobacco• than any other popular brand. The more you 1moke them, the more you'll like them. Costlier tobaccos do taste better. �. : .. THE DAILY TRIBtnl•"" POKZROY, OMO GRO'~ APPLE blood polson 16 somewhat lmprove<!. Hl.s falber Obarles Sayre Mr. ana llib"s. C~tl Stover ol su11ertd a &erlous heat. stroke last Columbua are visiting hla 51!t.er, M111. Earl RobJJ'JaOn and tamlly. wetlc and Ls m a serious oondltiou. CecU ana Paul Cox and etrl · CLASSIFIED frtends of ADVEJtfl SING1 SECTI{JN. 1 t:om . ".<. Gandeeville, vWtln&: tbeit brother-In - J sister Mr. and Mrs. Dana. ' , Alta Mo.y Wells Bpent a feh· dny6 I J.&at week with :1er aunt, Came n~~-~'"Jn&, ;~~~~=~~~~~~~~ l ·· ELK. RUN va., , W. Italian Airmen at Cathedra) Mass ~~ift:~ or Henderaon. W. Va., were &ta Ollll&n and II.OOJ118 ~ fl.,. 60ll B4~. ~Ut DlNJNG ROoM .&Mil vi.sjt1Jlg frtends. l:luwt Jl'rl.da.y. CotMr. and Mrs. Fred White vlalted • eo 11 '"-•• naecu ve .....-..~o.na t I ....... Of " ' - 2. f. Tht: ad tater wW lladJY asaiat .YOU 1f ~ro::d, eo that · the cop)' for rvur ad 1:1 prepv... ..:d in such mal)lle< .. to bMi ... gceate>Jl . 7-18-3t lbe publlshera will be rmspons1bl11 on!)' ror one wconect Ulaenlon ot any advL!l'Uoomenlo. Em;J[I u1 advertiaement.s an.'lUld oo reportea lmmodlatcly. WATCHMAVER .1\. less thAn a minimum charge 0.1 twent-tlve centB tor each inaer~ Clon. AT KODG"S STORR B.t.CJNB W to a .....,....,,. J ea. c....._ elnlrr, .aad OplloaJ .......... One 14 ruom housc-c11n be , ..... m,,._t... bnth rooms, nexi. to Pre!bl"- Judson Glassburn or Bidwell. Mrs Cllnton Jones wae taken :-n;ddenly was l'Uthed Lc: IllOr. BHLurday J!vlden of and Rutland. tcrian Ch~rl~I-A II on Main SiTed In Pomeroy. lm1ulre 1 locat.ed near Rock Springs lair- ~ a:rounde. Jl'or further intorma- Uon CRJI Robert Warnf.ll', 206-J. , cnre Meigs County Savings a11d • Loan Company. 7-17-3t i • F.dw. I d 35 60 ~ Ni\'l'IONAL LEAGUE u~ ClncinnnLI Brooklyn at. Boston I Pltt~;bursh. Chicago Phllndc!phla at St Louu,. v. Jew 0 f th H I N e 0 Y Jl" lt.ftNATJO N'A.L ;:,f!AGUE a rne PI~l\sant I LEON, W. VA, R, -or L~~llow~·K~ D.~ .:.r!J1;1Y;t,~~llo~.:"·u~:i~eySayro -WOLF F!EN The mll.~rlage uf Miss Vesta Balch fu~e~almo~erJ~f ~~~~~ a~~n~::~~ M. G. Go r~u!'.l and daughter t<~ Porter Nichola Tue~d&y ha6 been U. B. Church We• ,-~ay Hunnah ot Steuoenville spent l.hc onnounced.. ...~;~ IN • • w e~ end with ,his parents, Mr. Mia:> Irene Bentley of Columbus ., =n to Mr. and Mrn. Pearl Say1·e / and Mrs. w. A Gorsuch. arrived here Sunday on an extend- ... Saturday. He haa been nam- 1 Allee Morns spent t he week end rd visit wit.h her grandparent,, Ml·. l'<I James Burton. ! at Parkersburg. llild Ml·s. J lm McClure. Mr. aud Mrs. Juuus l3ell and 1 0. w. DnVI&on oollod on his I PAL~ ,.._, lit AMERICAN Lt:AGUE Ole\·eWnd at B o~;tcrn Chicago at N w York St Loun; at Ws~;hln~~:ton . Dctrcl~ at P!'.!ladclphta. Cathedral in Chicugo a~ Car cli nal Geo rge :I\1undeJ~in conducted a :.;pccial Gen . Balbo and his intrepid fiters. Th e :-JerviceH were hcl 0 by ord~r of Pope Piua. Gen. Balbo iK iudicntcd by -- - - - - - - -- - _ 1 .. P.O . -1--LY--AND IIER .,.,. '"' two 51 54 56 New York I Dent and son Bobby and Mr. a.nd Mrs. E.'dward Ralph were guests of Mr. r.nd Mrs. Dallas Ralph Saturda.y evening. Mrs. Clarence OUmore lind chi!dren spent the week end With her mother, Mrs. Ellzo.llcth Hood. Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Orueser of Powr>r Co. ·~ ~ Victor ch~·;,~~dM~':;,d''~: 6'::~·~~~ • • , Two b<aumut apartment. over A. & P. Store. One larfc aized store room 25 by SO feet-ned t.o OhJo 47 .. 44 ·~ ~~~o...-r Jersey Cit.y aL RocJJcsLcr. a n uw.' Al bany at. MontreaL Lawrence Harr son or Gallipolis Rutland were ce.lllng on the latThnse that. were ln-Pl I children and -Mi.;; uncle:- JOhn- wright, - ln___Oallia ! spent the )last. week with his grand Ler s grandmothct, Mn. El!a T11.y- C'1: bus!ne315 Saturday were: Mr. and Ethel Casto of Rockey .spent Wed- county I pa1·ent~ M1 and Mrs. Jame.s Lem- l('r Saturday. ~Irs. H. R. Bc:hwa.rtz, Mr. r.nd Mrs. t>~;eday even ing at th~: home of Rev. David F'Jora t'.ltutnNi SatIcy. , .. H McClure, Abfo Bak,,r, V1 tua M• . and Mrs. Lloyd. cust.o. urday rrom F lora. Indiana where ·~ 00 JAMES H. BUTLER Halleck Hix and wl!e were sun- I (J FOR RENT ' FOUND - Four key, on leathc1 btrap ncnr Pt:ace church. Owue 1· mqu!re Bt Dully l'rlbun~ of"" ""d P•Y for ad. •. or Rent M1 s. /.1 C!ay evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. 2"X8"X l6', 2''XlO"X l6', 3"X8"Xl6', 4 " I . X6"lUfi' . Aiso Ja.r ge ouncll ot bank t· ound- quted Write fv Booldot """ . , . , 51 I ond family. ._fj' ------------FOR RENT-Bplendld fivo room house with bath, and electricity, POPLAR RIDGE l1c1· dauRhtcr. - -I ·---· - -=-\'~ ... __, j 1 -· ·t u. 1 B. &. DOLMAN No \l.d.7ertieemen t wW be taken for ties, plling n.nd a lot or heavy tlmlrr 6''xl6 'x2tr For full in· formation call 604 at Gallipolis or :;ee Condee Coal Co., 701 Flr~;t Ave .. Gallipo lis. 7- 18.:3t. New Sanaa. 50 B. . . . M ash • .60 ~: C(iVBT Mr. and Mr8. MULon Burleson had as their gue6t6 Bwtday: Mr. and Mrs. Rex Lemley and daughter Jean or Galllpo&, Rev. DeLaugbtcr of Old ·Ryger and Doris and Evely n Shaver. Mrs. May Miles of Orltrlthsv1lle, j W. Va., Is Hpend' ng a !ew days with __ ~· FOR BALE-A lar ge lot or timber • A£B4 I .. .. agod whl.; Mrs. Whaley.! W<•aley'o, Co~at Bt. 1 --""'-""" - ·-to-~u._____ WOO; Loat Pc~ . . . . . GO Under Same . 1 ' coa8ecutive lnlert1Qnl tor prJt:e or t'or Sale, Mio.:. copf•,' several days Mus. Jennle Whtte Friday. -:.-- ·" · B. Sayre. Helen Legan and Alta Ma;y Wei~ ~elcb a~d · <'alled on Mildred Spencer Thur&- 1 her father , day. came I.opn visited her brothe:- J Sayre i Len WelLs re<lentlJr. wceb Inez :Jta,ndqlp)) and chHdren ~nt Monday evenJ.na With Mr. nod Mr1. Everett D&y and famlly. Help WaDied , Bl""' Randolph of near the Oar_...,:_.,.._ _ _ _....,._ _ _ 1 cien 6()6nt Thursday ntght with BE~ AND' TRY th De L , 1 Clarence Randolph . .., e new ava 1 Mr. and Mrs. l!:"merson Forman Cream . 8eparatonl. Trade in all attended the play at Hemlock r' worn o)d Separat.ors. I. c./ Grove Friday night, 'l)pe like 1b1l (t pt• .arc: per UDe) :5 averap worU make • line.) ' Rated Reduced George Haym~ Thurllday. and BOns 8,Peb.t Sun- [ Ellzabeth Adkins caiJed on Elpha E~;-,;~8-W.uaJ:Jt.er of Q¥o,. . Collunbao, ' too Ruit1111' Hazel Rub¥ and EdSar Randolph Mrs WtJd Hayman and called Logan . on BlWday with tus parents, liO"~ COLtJr.gu_s 1 ·--- --- Buried Treasur() Baltimore at But!aJo. Newark at Toronto. = ~~t~::· oallcci oy t he death of hu; ·-- - --·- - . BYRON BING, W.. D. 1 Mrs. Daisy Tbumae cslled on Mrs. 1'. W. Mu~ser und Mrs. Augush, Ot!morc, Staday. Mr. nnd W..r~. V. S. Grceuler Columbus V1S1ton; Wednesday 'lllt.:y IV!ll'C: o:tc.ccmvauicd home IJ:r' Mra. Alfl'ed Oreea.e~· and ('hHdren. l 'OMEROY, 0100. Court S ired, Over Druc wen~ s~sre j ~ ' I - -·--- - ·~ j Ebersbaeb at ( lted An chor ~tore. , f rOOl [.L ~ •• NATIONA.J. LEA GUE P it hlbU)'lJ:h \4; Btcckl:;u :.!. P i~ tsb\I Uj;\1 1 , Bl cokl) II O~y IJILIIIL:!:l sehcli ulcd. ' 0-aLI:u!t nl II Phllarll• lphla (WC t (;!O I!' l f[l)) . On iy &;\line scheduled INTEitN .\'l'IONAL U.AGUE Albany 2; Montrea l I. Rcchestel' O; Jersey City 5 01 ln.J Newark 3; To10.1Lo 1. l EIJJ01VIl1U'fS are caused by frictional heat gen.. erated in tbe &ben of the cotton cords in a tire. Firestone is the only lire built with et1ery cotton fib er .so:turated and coo ted with pure rubber- to prevent destructive beat. Thie is one of the reaeons why Flreatone Tires have been on the winning can io the 500 mile I ndianapolitt Race for 1>t consecutive )'ears -tbe world' a moat severe blowout test. Rubber hJas gone up 242%, cotton 115%-subslantial tire prl~ increases m~st fol~~w. We ~ill giYc you an attract(t"e allowanCe for your old tares on new Fin:o1<>ne High Speed FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS By JANE GURDON n...,.. THE ~w flr.•loae SUPER OLDri:Lo TY'E Etiualfo All 'int Line,Standanllrentl Tires in ' The Past intruded on ker Triumph 11 QUf:dify,' ~nstructian aftd Appearaaca, Yet Sal4 ... africe Thai ~,_.1'411 You l•al hlfiftll ., p' • ' ' • :---·-· --7':o ' I , ':J ' ' . ...., I· .I • t..:d~ .I I . ' ~UT YOV bO~l''r WDE~a~"r.AJ.JO Those European lltar~ al\va}rs have one /AS A foo[ in d1c mud." sa1d the theatre: manager cynically. Ushers had iust ejected a diSreputable looking foreigner. The fellow had thrown himself at Ler.i Luneska as she entered the lobby for the premiere of her greatest picture. Why was she disturbed at this man 's appearance-what d1d he know that could upset the glamorous, aloof Luneska-greatest star in Hollywood I Be sure to read ••• ... .....,......... ~ . .. ,~.,.,..,. ...,.~"'''' ... CHIL.I;> 51\E 010 To~; • •• "• t;)At.ICING .. 7· 19 Ot.'IMPIC AIJ&J NATipNAL ' J)IVING 9,UEEN. . world's in that ~ hild took ~ Premiere ..,................. . ""'"""'~"··""·'"·~o::·---····~· • >HERT TERRY SHANNON ' ,. ' . IP "" ..... ' - ... l. '\ + ,. . .··.-.,.,.. . ..., -.,;L ,, . ... i~.J.. i'l. 't I • ' ,. I - •..t.( .. .. ~ .. -... :. . • • ... . ·' -' / ·.. ,...._ ' •. ..... .. ' ' ' ... ~·. ,, . " ... "' (I ...,:,,••,, . '-V ' : . t . ~ . : ' �. : .. THE DAILY TRIBtnl•"" POKZROY, OMO GRO'~ APPLE blood polson 16 somewhat lmprove<!. Hl.s falber Obarles Sayre Mr. ana llib"s. C~tl Stover ol su11ertd a &erlous heat. stroke last Columbua are visiting hla 51!t.er, M111. Earl RobJJ'JaOn and tamlly. wetlc and Ls m a serious oondltiou. CecU ana Paul Cox and etrl · CLASSIFIED frtends of ADVEJtfl SING1 SECTI{JN. 1 t:om . ".<. Gandeeville, vWtln&: tbeit brother-In - J sister Mr. and Mrs. Dana. ' , Alta Mo.y Wells Bpent a feh· dny6 I J.&at week with :1er aunt, Came n~~-~'"Jn&, ;~~~~=~~~~~~~~ l ·· ELK. RUN va., , W. Italian Airmen at Cathedra) Mass ~~ift:~ or Henderaon. W. Va., were &ta Ollll&n and II.OOJ118 ~ fl.,. 60ll B4~. ~Ut DlNJNG ROoM .&Mil vi.sjt1Jlg frtends. l:luwt Jl'rl.da.y. CotMr. and Mrs. Fred White vlalted • eo 11 '"-•• naecu ve .....-..~o.na t I ....... Of " ' - 2. f. Tht: ad tater wW lladJY asaiat .YOU 1f ~ro::d, eo that · the cop)' for rvur ad 1:1 prepv... ..:d in such mal)lle< .. to bMi ... gceate>Jl . 7-18-3t lbe publlshera will be rmspons1bl11 on!)' ror one wconect Ulaenlon ot any advL!l'Uoomenlo. Em;J[I u1 advertiaement.s an.'lUld oo reportea lmmodlatcly. WATCHMAVER .1\. less thAn a minimum charge 0.1 twent-tlve centB tor each inaer~ Clon. AT KODG"S STORR B.t.CJNB W to a .....,....,,. J ea. c....._ elnlrr, .aad OplloaJ .......... One 14 ruom housc-c11n be , ..... m,,._t... bnth rooms, nexi. to Pre!bl"- Judson Glassburn or Bidwell. Mrs Cllnton Jones wae taken :-n;ddenly was l'Uthed Lc: IllOr. BHLurday J!vlden of and Rutland. tcrian Ch~rl~I-A II on Main SiTed In Pomeroy. lm1ulre 1 locat.ed near Rock Springs lair- ~ a:rounde. Jl'or further intorma- Uon CRJI Robert Warnf.ll', 206-J. , cnre Meigs County Savings a11d • Loan Company. 7-17-3t i • F.dw. I d 35 60 ~ Ni\'l'IONAL LEAGUE u~ ClncinnnLI Brooklyn at. Boston I Pltt~;bursh. Chicago Phllndc!phla at St Louu,. v. Jew 0 f th H I N e 0 Y Jl" lt.ftNATJO N'A.L ;:,f!AGUE a rne PI~l\sant I LEON, W. VA, R, -or L~~llow~·K~ D.~ .:.r!J1;1Y;t,~~llo~.:"·u~:i~eySayro -WOLF F!EN The mll.~rlage uf Miss Vesta Balch fu~e~almo~erJ~f ~~~~~ a~~n~::~~ M. G. Go r~u!'.l and daughter t<~ Porter Nichola Tue~d&y ha6 been U. B. Church We• ,-~ay Hunnah ot Steuoenville spent l.hc onnounced.. ...~;~ IN • • w e~ end with ,his parents, Mr. Mia:> Irene Bentley of Columbus ., =n to Mr. and Mrn. Pearl Say1·e / and Mrs. w. A Gorsuch. arrived here Sunday on an extend- ... Saturday. He haa been nam- 1 Allee Morns spent t he week end rd visit wit.h her grandparent,, Ml·. l'<I James Burton. ! at Parkersburg. llild Ml·s. J lm McClure. Mr. aud Mrs. Juuus l3ell and 1 0. w. DnVI&on oollod on his I PAL~ ,.._, lit AMERICAN Lt:AGUE Ole\·eWnd at B o~;tcrn Chicago at N w York St Loun; at Ws~;hln~~:ton . Dctrcl~ at P!'.!ladclphta. Cathedral in Chicugo a~ Car cli nal Geo rge :I\1undeJ~in conducted a :.;pccial Gen . Balbo and his intrepid fiters. Th e :-JerviceH were hcl 0 by ord~r of Pope Piua. Gen. Balbo iK iudicntcd by -- - - - - - - -- - _ 1 .. P.O . -1--LY--AND IIER .,.,. '"' two 51 54 56 New York I Dent and son Bobby and Mr. a.nd Mrs. E.'dward Ralph were guests of Mr. r.nd Mrs. Dallas Ralph Saturda.y evening. Mrs. Clarence OUmore lind chi!dren spent the week end With her mother, Mrs. Ellzo.llcth Hood. Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Orueser of Powr>r Co. ·~ ~ Victor ch~·;,~~dM~':;,d''~: 6'::~·~~~ • • , Two b<aumut apartment. over A. & P. Store. One larfc aized store room 25 by SO feet-ned t.o OhJo 47 .. 44 ·~ ~~~o...-r Jersey Cit.y aL RocJJcsLcr. a n uw.' Al bany at. MontreaL Lawrence Harr son or Gallipolis Rutland were ce.lllng on the latThnse that. were ln-Pl I children and -Mi.;; uncle:- JOhn- wright, - ln___Oallia ! spent the )last. week with his grand Ler s grandmothct, Mn. El!a T11.y- C'1: bus!ne315 Saturday were: Mr. and Ethel Casto of Rockey .spent Wed- county I pa1·ent~ M1 and Mrs. Jame.s Lem- l('r Saturday. ~Irs. H. R. Bc:hwa.rtz, Mr. r.nd Mrs. t>~;eday even ing at th~: home of Rev. David F'Jora t'.ltutnNi SatIcy. , .. H McClure, Abfo Bak,,r, V1 tua M• . and Mrs. Lloyd. cust.o. urday rrom F lora. Indiana where ·~ 00 JAMES H. BUTLER Halleck Hix and wl!e were sun- I (J FOR RENT ' FOUND - Four key, on leathc1 btrap ncnr Pt:ace church. Owue 1· mqu!re Bt Dully l'rlbun~ of"" ""d P•Y for ad. •. or Rent M1 s. /.1 C!ay evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. 2"X8"X l6', 2''XlO"X l6', 3"X8"Xl6', 4 " I . X6"lUfi' . Aiso Ja.r ge ouncll ot bank t· ound- quted Write fv Booldot """ . , . , 51 I ond family. ._fj' ------------FOR RENT-Bplendld fivo room house with bath, and electricity, POPLAR RIDGE l1c1· dauRhtcr. - -I ·---· - -=-\'~ ... __, j 1 -· ·t u. 1 B. &. DOLMAN No \l.d.7ertieemen t wW be taken for ties, plling n.nd a lot or heavy tlmlrr 6''xl6 'x2tr For full in· formation call 604 at Gallipolis or :;ee Condee Coal Co., 701 Flr~;t Ave .. Gallipo lis. 7- 18.:3t. New Sanaa. 50 B. . . . M ash • .60 ~: C(iVBT Mr. and Mr8. MULon Burleson had as their gue6t6 Bwtday: Mr. and Mrs. Rex Lemley and daughter Jean or Galllpo&, Rev. DeLaugbtcr of Old ·Ryger and Doris and Evely n Shaver. Mrs. May Miles of Orltrlthsv1lle, j W. Va., Is Hpend' ng a !ew days with __ ~· FOR BALE-A lar ge lot or timber • A£B4 I .. .. agod whl.; Mrs. Whaley.! W<•aley'o, Co~at Bt. 1 --""'-""" - ·-to-~u._____ WOO; Loat Pc~ . . . . . GO Under Same . 1 ' coa8ecutive lnlert1Qnl tor prJt:e or t'or Sale, Mio.:. copf•,' several days Mus. Jennle Whtte Friday. -:.-- ·" · B. Sayre. Helen Legan and Alta Ma;y Wei~ ~elcb a~d · <'alled on Mildred Spencer Thur&- 1 her father , day. came I.opn visited her brothe:- J Sayre i Len WelLs re<lentlJr. wceb Inez :Jta,ndqlp)) and chHdren ~nt Monday evenJ.na With Mr. nod Mr1. Everett D&y and famlly. Help WaDied , Bl""' Randolph of near the Oar_...,:_.,.._ _ _ _....,._ _ _ 1 cien 6()6nt Thursday ntght with BE~ AND' TRY th De L , 1 Clarence Randolph . .., e new ava 1 Mr. and Mrs. l!:"merson Forman Cream . 8eparatonl. Trade in all attended the play at Hemlock r' worn o)d Separat.ors. I. c./ Grove Friday night, 'l)pe like 1b1l (t pt• .arc: per UDe) :5 averap worU make • line.) ' Rated Reduced George Haym~ Thurllday. and BOns 8,Peb.t Sun- [ Ellzabeth Adkins caiJed on Elpha E~;-,;~8-W.uaJ:Jt.er of Q¥o,. . Collunbao, ' too Ruit1111' Hazel Rub¥ and EdSar Randolph Mrs WtJd Hayman and called Logan . on BlWday with tus parents, liO"~ COLtJr.gu_s 1 ·--- --- Buried Treasur() Baltimore at But!aJo. Newark at Toronto. = ~~t~::· oallcci oy t he death of hu; ·-- - --·- - . BYRON BING, W.. D. 1 Mrs. Daisy Tbumae cslled on Mrs. 1'. W. Mu~ser und Mrs. Augush, Ot!morc, Staday. Mr. nnd W..r~. V. S. Grceuler Columbus V1S1ton; Wednesday 'lllt.:y IV!ll'C: o:tc.ccmvauicd home IJ:r' Mra. Alfl'ed Oreea.e~· and ('hHdren. l 'OMEROY, 0100. Court S ired, Over Druc wen~ s~sre j ~ ' I - -·--- - ·~ j Ebersbaeb at ( lted An chor ~tore. , f rOOl [.L ~ •• NATIONA.J. LEA GUE P it hlbU)'lJ:h \4; Btcckl:;u :.!. P i~ tsb\I Uj;\1 1 , Bl cokl) II O~y IJILIIIL:!:l sehcli ulcd. ' 0-aLI:u!t nl II Phllarll• lphla (WC t (;!O I!' l f[l)) . On iy &;\line scheduled INTEitN .\'l'IONAL U.AGUE Albany 2; Montrea l I. Rcchestel' O; Jersey City 5 01 ln.J Newark 3; To10.1Lo 1. l EIJJ01VIl1U'fS are caused by frictional heat gen.. erated in tbe &ben of the cotton cords in a tire. Firestone is the only lire built with et1ery cotton fib er .so:turated and coo ted with pure rubber- to prevent destructive beat. Thie is one of the reaeons why Flreatone Tires have been on the winning can io the 500 mile I ndianapolitt Race for 1>t consecutive )'ears -tbe world' a moat severe blowout test. Rubber hJas gone up 242%, cotton 115%-subslantial tire prl~ increases m~st fol~~w. We ~ill giYc you an attract(t"e allowanCe for your old tares on new Fin:o1<>ne High Speed FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS By JANE GURDON n...,.. THE ~w flr.•loae SUPER OLDri:Lo TY'E Etiualfo All 'int Line,Standanllrentl Tires in ' The Past intruded on ker Triumph 11 QUf:dify,' ~nstructian aftd Appearaaca, Yet Sal4 ... africe Thai ~,_.1'411 You l•al hlfiftll ., p' • ' ' • :---·-· --7':o ' I , ':J ' ' . ...., I· .I • t..:d~ .I I . ' ~UT YOV bO~l''r WDE~a~"r.AJ.JO Those European lltar~ al\va}rs have one /AS A foo[ in d1c mud." sa1d the theatre: manager cynically. Ushers had iust ejected a diSreputable looking foreigner. The fellow had thrown himself at Ler.i Luneska as she entered the lobby for the premiere of her greatest picture. Why was she disturbed at this man 's appearance-what d1d he know that could upset the glamorous, aloof Luneska-greatest star in Hollywood I Be sure to read ••• ... .....,......... ~ . .. ,~.,.,..,. ...,.~"'''' ... CHIL.I;> 51\E 010 To~; • •• "• t;)At.ICING .. 7· 19 Ot.'IMPIC AIJ&J NATipNAL ' J)IVING 9,UEEN. . world's in that ~ hild took ~ Premiere ..,................. . ""'"""'~"··""·'"·~o::·---····~· • >HERT TERRY SHANNON ' ,. ' . IP "" ..... ' - ... l. '\ + ,. . .··.-.,.,.. . ..., -.,;L ,, . ... i~.J.. i'l. 't I • ' ,. I - •..t.( .. .. ~ .. -... :. . • • ... . ·' -' / ·.. ,...._ ' •. ..... .. ' ' ' ... ~·. ,, . " ... "' (I ...,:,,••,, . '-V ' : . t . ~ . : ' �' POMEHIY. H~'S VI~ITIH~ AT RfGUll~ SfSSmN ~. ?-,7=00Thefor-the- · .... .. = .:~ TtTIISJ)AY. JllLY 18, lliSI 140 Gillon Still IStuckey Home Is, "SHOOTER" HOLLERS "FIRE" WHEN AUTO I ALL A B L A EI .!.'k:~ ~n...!:l:!h:~ w":. Personals , Time Of Hearintl: Set In Case Which Involves Car'Sale wtth her brother Clifford Hood, : •• r!ior the bond roqutr.l(f, and - - 8lanlq Jlannrd, and fftmlly •• Chlllloothe Wtn McMurray and street Com· __ Gertrude Lares, Mra. Alm~ DePit.ro • • ¥ 1a11 Bobby were turned Mr ana .Aln L P Schoenleb IemJtaioner EbersbB.c:h had a f~w Joeeph Ebenbacb, popular Weet- 1While Owner ia Confined iu 1 Actina: on tnfonn'atlon fUrn1abed t.nd reoent peatt or ot Kr.Oolumbw and MJ'I. Peter Sunday after apendlna the word.! relaUve to the sewer out ern a.nd Southern Iru;urance collecJ 'I• W t h d G ty a juveniJI!, deputy lherttta, D. Rappold and. trlendl past weelro at Ohlclil'), where they •• ' • c an un L and o p Tracy oonducted & ¥ • • attended the century ol Progress about Bl:zt.h or Seventh street.! tor &nd better known u Bhoot.er'' Lcral Man Allee•• Truck 1 MeN:WTe.y comp)ained that the had a harrowln& experienoe here are Mi. .. inl ld mJne at Ruth ••• Emma Jet.n ""·-t re· Expc:Wtlon Inter WB8 stopped up s.nd eawted Tueeda• mornln& while m&klng his ___ 'ra 00 auu. ..,,... • • • Sold to H'ino hy Mio.-~... •-e ot Roeeville .. --~ ,_ ftood. water d&JilllKe to hl.s place rPfUI&r rounds • Thoma.a P ork , "-ond&y, wh ere Illey t··-~ " ' - to ......., ft_......... nfl repl'f"t.entation • - - - o two _.... v•-tt Mrs -.... • ...,:.'l.te uUJ- "' 1co Eb~rsbach oatd .~ ... sewer wuopen· J-•phus · •-• par'"ed hla t.rwlt" ~A 'hlcf ~ • wh"""" ldenmy •-· ........e ny~ tlound a 40-..., 11, _ •tUl and Ill: 8""'"" -~ .. .w IU n.. ~ 1nto 1barrelll or maah •-" wl"' ·~ -•. H•- Smltb cd to her home on aooount o ne613 ed an\f thnt the~..,water, during ex- , • tour......,....... ,.er • 'llllU on M.'flChanlc Street,J ye1 •-IA;'rn e.11 t r: b1lshed • b....... •YM> ~ ·-. ~ ·-• trial h 1 for C M Moodv 1 entere d the home of ••rs tf d A earng ~· eeptional m.lm, limply came down I (fortunately for him close to the 1 Old 1 The n•--1 At ... •on .... ., woe loeat.d • dd h 1 tao ra.st ror ttM! culvert to handle Mtller oarooe) while he went to a Blanche Stuckey, Peul street., Mid· ._..... -"'~" ll1ll ~ Janet Alll6 Is Mrs JQe Lares an IP'Qn t.\1&' • finance company agent C1f Co umbus Little Buaineao Tranaact· such an R.mount of water nearby hom~e to tramR.Ct bmlne88 I d1e port• 8 u.l~'a•~ n Jght • """" ""~~> 1 •n • _ . . . . . . .... . . . tllil •J"eek with b thhave Pel · o or obtaining •oods under -·apl•• a room of the lbl.ndoned m1ne ' .,_.....n rela.tlves ter Dolores DePetro who been on chu~cs 0 ·~ reoA• vis.lting Mra Lares'to their ro er er false pretense was arran!Jfl d t o be ed Other Tban Adopt· councU agreed to look Into the On his return about two minutes wllh n Vfl.1ua blc wa. tch 811 d a re • \\ lth burnera connec..v\l -.y for in Oolmnbua. -,... • M • Rappold returned home at 'ttu.tl.n 1.ter. hu ~-pula.r make car was\ volver, it wa.s reported to pollee operation The mash barrels were .. h d 1 lh t of J w ••cou1 inr Bud11et 1 1.earby, practleallJ all ready · - R ,~n· nr.. _..,.... v .. ~ ....... e ~4 «ma o1. Columbus Sunday ear JW!tlce n e cour Chief Roush WB.!I authollze<i to enveloiJed ~ in 8 sheet of ftamr> a.nd M on da} for -.... • "' If lOlJih, of the Psace 'u at 1 SOpurchaae ~ feet mote of 2'-l.l tuch ·Shooter started the well known Neluhbors reported t.he Jucident dl11tiWna:, the ofi'Lcers u.ld C.'olumbul came 18&~ to . .nd ~ r.O.. ~tree Thomas left Tuesday o'clock p M, July 25th TAXI-MEN TALK. hQIIC for the Third ward fire t.ruck uwan for help to Wllllo.rr, Robaon, Middleport pa- l The owner ot the &till was not a W~.E~"""'~ I ; ~ . ~}'.. n1omllll' for Zanesville a.tt.er viaMoody appeared In mo.ilstrate 8 !lttEr 11188 he complained th$-t mote Walter Mtlle ra.rvt Carson Haye.s, troJman, who, i8nhtrt""tl' Aas k~Lhe apprehended and no arreat& were m::~ . : · • .!.• ! -tty ' ...:.., I tt here~l~ re..Jat~es,.anc;t h'lends McCUllough:; court Monday wlth hell:& needed to give ample pro- working In the e•ua,e, heard hlB cooperation 01 e uucy 1made ~ uu. -.-.. r.v ..~ " , ... .an attorney repreHent.lng the com~ Want No License Charg- teclion I o local in case plaintive wall!! and reBponded each Mrs Stuckey, who ill. confined iU I The stUl wu brouaht to the the week end with retattns 1n l:.oM16s carolYn WeUer Jones of New pany s ana Moodys il.Jterest.s denyeel Q ati of fire wlt.h a fire extinguish~ 1n hb. the county Jail, sen•lni a sentenCP 1 county baatlle W~l't!! it was stored ...... _ '!ork City, enroutf:: to Chicago to 1ng the allegations and asklnK for a ; Ue on lhe followtfll' billli were refeiTed and the fire wiUI quJekiy ex- or six month:. by an order of Judre pending destruction The muh D-· • • • v1a1t the of Progress Er-- trlo.l beiU'lng They were aooom· Lies _Dormant t.o the tl.nance comrnlttft for a.p· J tlnguillhed but. not be.(o1re oonsthid- a A McCullough of the probfttt tnrrel8 wen deatroyed where the .., ....._ .. ••- . ••,......A v-......1..r .,..... position st.OppjMi otf to viSit her panled by a deputy sheriff or _ 1 or rej-tlon e1 able damage had rellu ted to e rourt, wu removed from •Ute jail ~rapherna.Ua wu dlacvoered -.. -~ au111 ol:l\l _ , . - · " " ' " _ . , d F , ll t I 1 I provn """ wirlnj' of the car and taken to her home by SherU! The young lad, who reported the 6pendlnf thll weet With relalii•e• mother, Mre T Jesse Jones an ran 11 n COWl1Y Pomeroy eounc me n regu 31 239 Pay20 roll fo1 s~reet oommhWoner While 'Shooter'' 18 reducing by !'racy and omctr Robson Monday l meaa.l lmplementa deSigned for the and friends In Columbus the Sohlaeaela on Lincoln Termee Moody was arrested In Columbu!l 14 I '0 walking his route and be.(ncnntnr. evenh g wht:lf' a check-up and ih' r.•anufact\U'e or Uquor, wae aald to .Y. .Y. .Y. Sunday and a aemt.. monthly session Monday 1 8 '11ml all 1 except Me I tl 11 'oace::_ 0 e $Ie 14 hl8 IOK81 be Is thankful that the tire vcstlp;ntlon wns held have been plekinl blackberries Harley Whaley Or Da.'rwiD Is reMr and Mrs WUl Thoma.s n.nd arrest In Squire McCul· 1 CrobB who I& out of the city ·1M 1 •h t r I'll$ 25 did not get lmotlih headway Lo o. check·up Mn vrhen the discovt!ry w11.11 made His ported m with typhoid fever, family of Minersville left Sundo.y tough Iii court to E S Beegle. lpca.l all ap~ttrances before lh.C t n ar. srocco''1•1 -·. 1 0 produce a flreworluJ display with s~ucll:ey said only the waicb and name was not divulged b~ the oft!• • • d M 0 10 councllmen B.ppeared there wu.s station 13.27; ~ his gas tank as the center or thP gun were m1!38lng c~rs. Word baa been received here b)' t.o spend a ~In Clevelan all- produce dea.1er 1 •· ue Jl ns bla' night !l.heltd tor ihem but lat.pay . The bU1gbr Jl'8.ined a.J tnendl of the aerloua nbteflfl of Mn sllon and 0 ¥ .\L er "vents &ho\f'ed !fat moat of thf' I roll iJ3Ii 72 , to the house It was said, thtvugh SWISHER FlltST VOTER Mr and Mrs. 0 E FindUnr nnd truck to him sometime ago Which buaineaa Whien. w exPected pP. c'ouncu was ad I()Urn "d o.fter all n. window at thl'! Hide -Lawrence ao-er, 1n Tole4o. daughter Sarah Estella of Alfred he Intended to use In his business. tered out, betore it got to ~ht> present wh.o so decired hsd ex• A nt'lghbor lo.d was said to have The nnt vote for the AUIUIL pri· where abe ~n resldlnl were bustneas visitors here Monday which he avers constitutes the &on or UJ-e pressed the! .. senthnenta on the noticed the m::m prowling around t mary election has been cast a.t the .., "' • • • "' 1 criminal charges Hawever, tn;re was con&ldert:ble various subjects Which arose tht Stuckey home D.t D. late hour' Bpard of Electlona omce 1n the city Th l I th 81 :U E Mrs. Henry Mora of Ftve Points Beegle was sued by the company of an arswnent and wra.ngle a& to but thoughtlessly railed to ball bulldlna here It waa r:.eet ot 1s spendlna' this week with Mn tor whieh Moody 11 an agent, for wh&t couneU .$h0Uld do concernlne WAYW A.DD LAD TO Theodora Klein, Gradl'latc the Incident until later er1 by Frank Pugate, Jr . cletk Mrs H o. Powlfall, 140 Mulberry Barbara Massar on Butternut Ave fa.llure to pa} a note a.lleged due tht of NI.Xi clrlvers ,.....,. S h 00 J Mrs Stuckey wa..s returned to jaU, The voter was Jesse tJep) SwlahPrlda nl it ¥ ¥ them on Lhc sale ot the truck, In 4 w !.'Put. a rather unusual an.of Local Hich c and the pollee lnvestigetJon con. f"l a Republican whOle duties re~ :~::~ Y eve nc wu &n· Mr and Mra Tom Fowler return- the Franklin county common pleas • ~nt Prom 'N s z I Entered __By Thief Found In RaJd I ' ' ~n ·ablnd~ I l_.. * * .. "t 0 l't'Sid~nce~ C.. w~th •· -·J • I P'ollowln~r ~l'l:tranee I Pomeroy G'IrJIS Typing Expert I selves wanted! cdupcll to enforce an ordinance' charting them,, approx~tely U5 oo per year ceM· m, tee ln ord'r to remove many or tbw-"'111 J1)o a~itt.ed1y cOUld not aflotd. to mee, 'the ch&fle The proponent& or thl9 ld.eR, put lortti b:V "Heppy" Nf!lson Df Rut· land', wu t~u.t-., U they could.p 1 ma~ 111 Uvin~ they should get out . . let the few that could handl• ... trade at a proftt to them Tht> ~tors antd they were helpln!; Pomeroy by bringing buslneM to ~ town an<l to Pomeroy mer- ofl!.cer of the Juvenile court, and Harvey EaBtman. superintendent or Lhe Melp County Children 11 Home. left Tuesd&y morning for West Unlon. 0 where Marvin Stuckey, Hi, Wfi8 being held Young Stuckey eiiJIIped, after oue un.!juccesstul attempt from the ~hlldren's home several weeks ago hut county omclals had fo.Ucd to apprehend him until Monday when word W99 received here that h~ was being held pendnig removal tt thts county Stuckey was aided ~ his tlrst 1 tMii'li 1 e~cape from• the' 1nRtiLut1on by hill Atttf much heated conver!!o.tlon mother J«ra Blanche etuckey who JbduJs:ed ln by a't Jea.st half doz~n lit now set ving a stx months senMle on thl! queatlon Eben.tlac!h to: nee In the county jail on delln· ~d that the exidliing Qrdinanc quency charaes He was round a ......ve to the llcen~~ing of t.axl5 b, few hours later and returned to the ~~:e ~~ !fmh:~ ~~=· r~port a~notmc· Ch~La:u~ I 1 Wina More Honora 1 MiSII Theodora. Klein, Pomeroy alrl, a.nd sraduate ot the Pomeroy tlnued j quire hl8 abaence on the 1'81Ulu No cne h~!l been re&ldlng nt tnc primary election day He has been hcuP 11l11ce M1a Stuckey s com- In C(Jlumbua but holds his reslmltment to jail several weeks ago decnce, kas PMtddlleport d th·• er uea e announce .., abl!entee voter.11' ballots wiU be ae.. 1 Cf!Pted at the board's 0~ her«: any do.y now untll betore between the hours or ;I and • o'.. clock P M Thoae who know thl.s , l'arly that it 'Ifill be lm))OI.II.lbte Ftre lnaurance Cornpany .IS to be in their home precinct on Defendant in L.:w1uit 1election day are urg:ed to vote at SUl•t F'JI ed As Resu Jt Of Fi reI Hls:h. School tn 1930, 1s a.ddlni morl laurels Lo lhose already acbleved Mlss K1eln o.bout whom. 8 atory appeared 1n t'he DaJly Trlbune some tl hen she woQ a t)'PinK c~;,go~;;nsored by the Royall Ty w lt1 Company and WaR h:Ore~ ~~B being pre~nted with a. trip with all expe:q,ses pa1<1 to the f r $2 SOl 20 1 once century of ProiTess ElhibJtton at a ' • ---------Chicago, has shown still more evt~ -I LADIES TO HAVE PICNIC dence of her abUJty as an excepAction was. Instituted in the com. l t'onRI typist mon pleas court here Monday by The annual mid-Jummer picnic In a contest at Ohicago, ~lSii C E D Shenefield against the ~ the Ladles AuxiUary to the Am~ Klein tied for first honOrs wtth a Sandy and Beaver Va.Jiey Farm ere: erican LeiiOn wW be held. at tha ma.n 46 years of age who ,halls from Mutual Immrance Company of Col- Shenang Sprinp Thurschi.y even• cautom a, 120 words per m1nutr umblana COWlty, tor judgment In I 'P-' it has been announCE:<L All having been written wltll only two the sum of $2~01 ~ with lnierest at members of the AuxiU.ry and the e~tioD' 0 ~ but 0w~ 1 the triotJon WM lost Ute~ .. motion by Dlt'rr Lablebfth 11e f.O to a 1lack matter unttl ~>a later meeting e f.t\xi men sht;»Uid brtntr 1n &treed IJPOJll RlllOfllf thctn lot "htcb time the isaue wou\d be Mt#ed A' conaidt!ra.ble crowd wa.a pr~~ ent ev\denfly e:zpectlng to hea~ ~hihR rel&tJve to the ~rovcrnmental loan and the sewage questtorl as WP1l' N t1te eu\Jject qr rnu· 1 ~~ 0 Wner1hip ol public utm~ :n C .tlea 1 ed ~J~~ ~~ \he.y 'f_ere .....,..ppo ~~ He wUl be returned here to a.ns- shortly to decide which Of the iwo "-er charges or the Juvenile court errors. I~ to beAnother declared.teat theis wJnner mstltutton to be given DIVORCE GRANTED Miss Klo1n, a student at Bllsl; Co,leie, has o.lso won a trip to A dectce of 41vorce waa gtantecl WQahln~on D 0, through he.t Tue$da.y morning to Gr~«Je Dewees o.b!llty as a typlat pi Middleport fJ'Oill her husband In a lett•r to her grandfather 'rummy Dewees, who v. now serv- T H Klein bl Condor Street, 11he lng an Indeterminate sentence of .so.y11, 'Hurrah, for Pomero"";' Ill from one to l5 years 1n the Ohio win this oonteat 1f It's the last mate Reformatory at Mansfield thing I do' rn bureLa.ry and larceny cha.rg:es Dewees WRS plRCed on proba.tton F~·· 1931 b J d 0 E Pe 1eo of tn Y u ge op ill·~~ ~ 1/1141, ~<> l;hl\ _ . , ... p,... ....,..••"..' "'..,. ft Winll' t.he evenbl8: lll'outht ln and sentence cause budfQc Wa& passed rep- th" of hl11 fRilure to keep the promise req lrementa for the nell:t fiscol tl the court, it was said "Rein" Trouble Will be Air· Pal·r TQ Keep Prom1·se, Arrested ,n. eel in Court; Baehan Men Involved ' ,.' wa~ l~ucd ~us TREMENDOUS JOB I To Complete Satiafactor. ily, Administrator Johnson Says Richard Barthelmrc!iS, EUer_s, 'll'om Brown 1\Dd Murray Al8o Our Gang In "'IPo,rol,len' twncd Monday evenlna trom partY on their Ohtcago where they attended the I Mrs Newtord Oentury or Progtess .EJr.poaJ.tion aaturda)'"' a 5 Bnblea" FIRE DESTROYS HOMJ; E T BBJ"tlnger, 27, Rnd Roy AshFire, belleve~ have started I 21. both retldint near Beahan from a defective 11uo 1JJ. tbe kit· I ~y. I I r!J~:oting ·7 "" ·~ St.rkiisp~an ,, \ ~ Jft~t al failing of. Lti,~ky '¢ataqau,h'~ ftc ,wasn't an llctor, \ h• _,...., • gen~ernan ltlnlllct;: ~ when' ~ met , • Lehi'Lo;'D1~ there qc<il>.red ID .. h~ ~nieq's io11ful ~x! • 1 I! \ pr~iOn pn first oeeing Juliet. ' · fhre was a hunch he would play 1o the limit, even if • Luneska was the moot aloof, '' unapproachable star in HollyI wood •• ,the one star to whom the wclt;~d's wonhip meant ingi •Don't misa this •~· 1 IOJillllce of hectic FINED $5 o\N'D COSTS ,,, '' ,. ~..... ~ ._ __,_ _,____ HYSELL ~UN -and I 1 I' tam!ly were guesl.s of ThomiUI McOatlney ·or Happy HoHow Sunday , Nannle Hysell and t11mlly of CO· 1 lumbUII are guest& ot her tathf::'r [ EJtJ1100rth Batley and family !Buc Russell and wlte wetf Sunday gUests of thelr duaghtet, Mral It; M Nelson and fam1,ly :(If Rut and ' Mn rrosate Dean was the guest I ot Mm Edith Wogan Frtday 1 An~w Lowrey and wife, and Mra ~ill~e Williamson were KU~ I of Mr ~ 14ra,. Isaac RU8Sell ~ wtte Sun&a)l evening ~ Celestla Hysell was the Bund~ 1 guest ot her sister Mrs Rafll104tf 0 M Wogo.n I I ···~···················· Premiere "'''''~'''''''''''''''''t'''''''''''''''''"''''''''''' bv Robert Terry Shannon ,, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notloe Is hereby g.t.ven, that there "Ill be a. publle heartnc on thl!t lst 6f AUBust at 2 30 o'cloc.k P M Eaatcm Standard Time, on the ground, for the Openlns and put-. tin& on the Township System the followllla road Beginning: at State Route 124 at the W&rd Farm, thence tn on ..... erly direction put the Wt.r4 real· denee and barn, thence In an eute'1Y dlrecUon followlno the present used Ro6d peat the resld!nee ot Mra JOII81e S&nabury Al110 tbere wtU be a full p•ck No Sleek fill in., 0 11 ~ bear· tho . County Me1p County, day from !Severe &!amno f' : • • t . ' ( ~ • ~ • ' 1 ·liCE= e •aul ...... ASG YIAIS a-flr2St Time, on the abo1e descrtbed roe.d, . . . . . 011 To~lp Syattm. r..s \o opening and puttmc 't.he Board ol County Comml&slonen, 7 18·2t 'ly Homer Hysell, Clerlo I Acltill was j\ISI an adveftising phrase. Buronedaymyhusbandexplained 1'0 me whar "Toasting" is-and what it does. Where he l<amed ' it all;) 1 don'r know, bur I begao ro undenblld tbe "dill'etence in •, ~ ~ NoW'Fiind'myii:lfeajoyillg Luckies' mildness and fine taste wilh a new ~pect. Bur even mo_,ioce l am a woman qui"' sensiti"' ro pmonal dainrinc:ss-and sinte my cigareae and my lips are so inlimarely ~lated, I eq>ecially appredare !he comfortingpuri_r}'of"Toasting". Namrally, wirb me it's alwa:JS "Ludcics Plef"!" because "'It's toasted"-- paraftln STRIK.INC HELD. FOR ~ 'al>otl!~Toasting"· I uted ro rhink rbu "Toasting" ~ Begm• s Wedoesday, JIIIJI ___19- "J!:'J!":.:~~~~~' L1-J::t1 I•I THE DAILY TRIBUNE I '""at the omee Commllllonen of BUBN'EO IN QOME ZanesvUie. 0 , July 19 -INsMrs Emm'!t Iden, sa, and ' dauah~ tllr, Prances, Ul, sutrertn1 to. from my hus~and I 1 ; I noon pleadln~r guilty tQ lntol![tca· tton cha.t'Q'e3 Tnej were com~ltted tQ jail Wltll the nne and eost.s Mll!h~t ! • 1 I 1 nre paid Wor~ Russell and~e agd l'ijs 1 .. , Jnothef; '19ere the •rece t' suests ot 1 M:isa: irene Flint. Miall Vb1inl& Illck Laznbert lnd t ly ot: Zion I Hess Raym~d Alleruworth and • Frucel arown~d uab&tld ot Edmcmd Or\l¥e'J' spent Bunday -in Pom~~y were !J &y l Q:Uett8 of I Col~mbua , 'llle latber's brother 1-et: .parent.. <11 s !Buck 1 and 1 who hill been Yialtint In Columbus wife for the ])1$. weet, retumeii to hl11 hoipe here 'Wit.h them t: • ' ,,,,,,,,,,, ''' ,,,,.,,,,, Rose ,...,Neil Elta Dodson ......... both of Middleport, were nned $5 and cORt.li by H H Meu, j~tice of the peace when theg appe!li'ed be.. fore the magtstra.t.e Monday alter- l yw4<><1 to OF SOLID SOUTH .- • to rrom Chlcsgo to New York fliGHT R[SUMEO 8YfliER AfHR liS INC 1~ H~~HS Flyin11 Ace Still Ahead Of Record In Spite Of Weather HOPES TO GAIN Over Old Mark On Next Le11 ; Stop Helped Phy· aical Condition Michiaan Couple Captured After Robhery; Tried to Recoup Fortune •'CENTRAL "AIRPORTH hul chen of the home of"'"ElA MtCbr(el I Rutland, completely deatroyl!lj the 1 t•ouae and fumtshlnlll, early Mon-1 day , The house, altuated pea~ the 1 Rutland rallroud depot, burned rapldlY. lt was aald, tb.e t8mUy h4sv~ 1 InK little time to e~~cape with a t.mall number or person&! belonc~ •ngs alter the blaze wa.s dtsoovered 1 Mr Michael had left the house to do lihe early mornlng chore! while tbe re,maindel' of the famUy re- 1 rnatned ln ttielr ·beds, U was .said ~ Whm dlatovered. the enUre kit· chen was completely enveloped in the names whleb •pread rapidly to other ~ectlons of the house m&tinl); it rathet diMeult for the fire fiJht - 1 ers The amount or ~ama.ae was hot determined Victory For Wet. M.ar•ktd lllght Firat Break In Dry Column *• * .hi outh the blaze ·werl'!• tok•n Into cust.ody,., by Bheroift' A 0 Tracy, Tuesday momtna. on cha1Q'E'B of the theft of & drh1tll rein and bridle from a. nelihbor Glenn Jewett came to Pomeroy ~st week obt.ainlng a. warrant from the court ot H H Mees, Justice Of the Peace, to search t.bQ pren;lises nr lsanlnger, who J~wett a.lleg:ed, had stolen tqe rein and bridle Barrti\ser waa accosted by Bher1ft' Tracy qnd .Je:Wett \~hUe driving his tum along tbe ' roadway, nfil.r Hatlha'n, l.fld at that ttme Jewett ldent.tned tbe relna o~ 1Ulc te~ OOtonalnl Barrl"er -.s: those stolen front him MaY 30 It, WQS agreeable hQWever When suar~ted by the wherltr~ th~t ~ar~ ringer be a.Uowed to com~;~lete his day's aft:tlfity with the team an,d then i[ tunr satisfied ~t • ~ 111lns belqpged to Jewett, to ret.uJ11 them -~ ~ Jew~t, SB.ld the reins ~lid nQI. been t.eturntld a.acl l!iani.nler 'and hb1 brother-ln~la.w, AahJtty fat~ tc report, a.a promised, to the Shel1~ !ft.'s office They \?Jere incarcerated ~Y when they carJ;le to .Pomeroy demr· In11 the tb.ett Ohf'rget They will be gl,en a preliminary ~ar:i111 befor~ Justice Mee11, _ Rochester N Y July 19-INBThe Italian air krmada led by Cf'Jleral Italo BalbO plli'Jied over Rt {hester a.t. 12 30 'EST 1 on ll& evening a!Ler a \lr'1'!eks court.. - - - - - - - - - Columbus ·· • ¥ ¥ Mrs William Martin and two AngeletU went to Mar· lett& Sunday for a. short visit with children are spending a few days with relatives at Bowman's Run. friends wM ~~':;of~~th~e~Le~r~lon~~~~ra~~Pos~ler~~an~d§so~n~~~w~ard~~,..~-~wy~e~re~sh!~ew~ll~1~m~e~e~t~~~~~~he~r~l ~~ ==~~=::::~ 'l'he pla.intm avers In the petition together with all ex·service men to attend It P•-operty belonglnR. to him tn Meirs ~aid ' county had been Insured acco1 dmg I _ - - - - - -to theil value with the ttl"fPnrl "'"'1 company, and that on Feb 5th, 1932, the dwelling house an,d cellar house were totally destroyed to&'eth-1 er w1Lh hoWl~ hold goods implenJent!. 1 seeds and g1aln The pettUon rurthrr allegeR that i Shenefield properly mo.de n clalrn tor Ute Jt:O\mt Of d&m:tlR:e by the I flre on ruary 6th, but that nQ 1 ~ttletnen or a part .eUJernmt. been mad• ., th• rn.urnnoe com. pany lmd therefore I$ asklnK' the court to ~rm.nt Jud8)llent in th" I amount of damnge to the !)rop~• ty that building:. ILI1r1 I9," nel somal Drew viti beWebster Invited 6 per Bl"VE'tRl cent from AprU 5th Ia • • • Slmon and Julius wasser of WuhinltOQ, o o are here vlsltlna Mt'l}. H o Deffenbacker ::~~l~r.l their uncle and aunt, .Mr and Mrs to her home at OOlwnbus Joe R\IJ)in after vtalt here with ber 8 f • • E Will and brother Frank 0 Mrs. ;ltdvtard stark and Ruth • • 41 Herre went q, Oolumbus Sunday to AI Sheer or BJ'Itimore, Md, lll the visit rt~lativ.-. guest of hlll brother-In-law and sls¥ • 4 ter, Mr and Mrs Joe Rubin Miss Anna Scott of Port.smouth Mr and Mrt F 0 Hunton and came Monday to vtmt her 81ster M1ss Olive Westfall of Coolville .Miss Elizabeth Scott were recent guests or Mr and Mrs • • • L. ~ Person on Second st Mrs Delbert WUUnms went to Mu T Je~ Miss Anna 1 Prntts Forok Monday to - ftl)eftd-~" a. Bchlaerel, R B n.nd few days wtlih relatives Eugene Z1nuner Ml.u • • ¥ Carbl,yn Jmes to Ky I ohk>-O::nerauy fair &onllht and. Tburrd&J u:cept probably lOcl.l showers "nllll"'M1a7 1Jl South porUoo LtWe chAnge In temperature.. Italian Air Armada to Ar· rive in New York Late rhi• Afternoon • • ¥ ed Monday Kn Alk:e Thnrnas bu returned f!nd visit In to her home 1n Zanea'Yille after 'Y1s1t1ng with friends and relatives MW Olp tere. 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