https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/734a1d23634e35fee22109ebf5769e67.pdf 09340e0cdd688c82cbae834fb572e638 PDF Text Text i ~ ' . .JBUTHfUL T~I [ f . SENTENC£0 II ·tWD,USTRIU ~OM£ ~ .I L I ,,,. ... - ' Judge M~:Cullough Gives · • Lad Indeterminate Sentence AT LANCASTER After Hearing Story Of Purse Stealing And Store Robbery George Bl'06Chl, 12, of Thomas who conleased to Sherif! A he bruke into and ' ;~:'~thethatMcMwlter Hardware .hel'e J.a.st week and stole Ulan $151ncaah and also stole from ~ kitchen ot the ~~~~'i f.\lqch ' t;lkt&urant, rela.tetf bttore Judge s. A M'c~ ·.~~'' :~~j:~ q! thfl Jutenll~ court, · • lad'S story of crtme had ill:~~~~ before the court., he SUSPECT IN RE N THEFT PLEADS N 0 T GUlL TY TO CHARGE EJN. Barr1Jlier, :Bashan, pleaded not guilty &o a charge cf the theft o! a set of d.r1vfni reins and a brl· ale f.-om Glenn Jewett on May 30 perore H H Mee11 Justlt.-e of the peace, Tue'Kiay afternoon. He was remanded to jail In default of a f200 bond for his appearance at the O~C ijUAHANT!NE MUST 8£ HHDE~ t.. :t . WJ;PNEI!PA.Y, JULY lU, 1811 ~-· ~ ~ ' ,, ~· ' ·, •' ,, BANNER New Photo of Flight Hero noon. DR. BmCHAM trial hearlnK , Friday mo r~lna: Rt. 10 o'clock A llf'Oiiherp111•.law:, Boy A.l:hlev denied th&t he had anything to do wtth t.he theft OI reins from Jr-wetL statiug that the lines dl.t;plo.yed iu the conrt Tuesday were llt t he Barringer place when hf' u.rrlved there April 12, He went rurthPr to ztate thQt he had repplred t he u.me lines on 1\llrll 14 Jewett Insisted that thP. T'('ins belonged to him and named a wltuess who could further Identify them AshleY waH released. attended t.he Morning ~~·~~~~~::~•who spent the p::··,- . :witll his l{raudpa.rellt.s, Stflr R~M pa&t Mr. . Ohu Roush left Sund&y to ;ilpe·•.•. a we~ it with hia aWli and and Mrs. B1ll JWlod or before retumln1 to his at Zanesville. ~F W~ Mr and Mrs. Elmer Frecker and lng on Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Amberger WednBsday evening. Mrs. Melvin Paulln wl".o ha.s been Ill for ,;everal woeks 18 reported tm~ provtng. Mr and Mrs O!car Bauer, Betty WELLSTON 'ATHLETE DIES OF INJURIES R~Employ~ent Fed~ral i Bureau To· Fumioh 1 Job. T~ Mert Hoeflich of Mlddleport anct Mrs. Fred Bauer and two aon~J- Bobby and J&(:k of Naylors Run were guests of Geo Amberger and family Tuesday evening. 1\nl:! well l - -=::!=:== DANCE! lb.dustri&l School I ~ools. ,. returned to the He will be remembered by Porn- STAHTIO IN BUCKEff snn ' son Roger of Pine Grove were call· Wood10w WHson Kl~r. popul::or l.nown ex-high school E'.lhlett! or WeliBton dt!ld Ja.te Sur.d:.y nigh-.; a.t a Poa'tsmout~ hosptbd f wo di::IY~~' 11.ft.er his head was ctushed in !ln automobUe ac· 1 cdent YOUtl8 Kisor, graduated l.n 1932 wos dn:! of the out;.<;tandlng :~.th­ an indetermiaate letes In the history of Wellston ~ .. . . . ' I ll · ~• ~ I&Tf ~""' ......__ ' ON FEDEJtAL WORK -r- I. • • In Ohio; Qiaalitiec! Service M1" To Get "Fint Call" A& The 1, 0. O. F. Oall FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY 21ST. await ills removal eroy Bend followers of athletics ::&s nn outsto.ndhli pln.yer of bnsketbnll In the dl~trlct t.onmnment held u t the Pomeroy junior high school gymna.~ lum in 1931 He wa11 11 hall bfl.ck on the f00t· bn.ll ream, cenWr 01' tht: basket~ lx>ll team nnct cnptain his la.t;;t year on the base ball team Fm:~tlr!•l JWrvlces v.~re hdd at thf' Wellston high school audlt.orlum till !> nftrrnomt MUSlC BY I, 0. 0. 1<'. SYNCOPATORS Strlc:t Onlei'--Old abd new o....... •Just as thQ, centurions of Ro'1'e conquered the earth, so has Gen. Balbo c6nquered the skies. In thi• pbotographi~ study made in Chicago "'re evident all his UNDERGOEI;I OPERATION Mrs He\lry Prlode of Mulberry Avenue underwent an opera.tlon In the Cleveland Ollntc hospital at Cleveland, 0, Monday. Her condition is reported to be favorable COAL MEN MEET spirit, fprever leadJng him on t'it new spent I Shain PLANTS IN CAMP ~T LANCASTER 't.lhere 1i1ll '~be an Ice lcrbl\11\ 800" Seveoll or the members ot the tal on Oharles Po8ters' lawh next. Epworth League of the Methoctl!t saturday enning July :J2nd. ct.ureh here are attencllnl the EpMr and Mrs. OharlN Bosworth \1'0rth League camp meeting at an(\ son of Pltt"bul'lil'h , arrJved Su '· r i :J'terth!.s w~ell: Included. In the 1 t~od8y on a vlait wlth the IaUer's party are Elizabeth Ann Chapman, sJster, Mr. and Mrs WIIJ Ba.yre. Dorothy Ho.ll, ,Mary Louise Barton, kay Ha)'man .~~oml tamlly ,werq Betty Cha.se, Jdhn Cla1 k, Elbln v.!itora at Marietta Saturday. Ol!l.rk, Bradford Powell. James Howurd Tolley or Oa.y, W. va .. 111 Theobald, Wendell Diehl and Burl &~Jendlne a few days with hi8 unWhlte The girls are chaperoned by c:lf!, o. A. Rhodes and tamlly. Mrs M. E Rathburn and tbe boyll Wtnona Ingles ot Mlddlel)ort IR by Rev Bogardus ~ visttlns c. N Wagner and fal'{llly. Janis Holmes ot Willard, · 0., Mr.; Ha.rve Johnson and family .apent r.Jonda.y u the KiJest of Kis" 1 were week end viSitors in Columbus Lola Hti.)'m&o, \ ' ' Ed JenkiM, Sarah Carter and Jtev. J. Q: Law fille~ iJis reg:ult.r Hannah Jenkins returned., 8JlD(kl.f •»Piment ~ ~un~ ennlna. ~~ wiet•a vtal~. With relatives At ithe C(cile Of t.he aenrloe )llr and 1 Ju Youngstown. Mrs. Den Shain were taken· Jnto 1 GENTS 25c Friday , with Mrs LADIES IGo U·R·WELCOME! ~ucce~ses . .-::-:-:--~ Frank • Ray Ha~me.J'J. and family attend· cd a birthday celebration Sunday ELECTRIC lit the hotne '0! Hobart Hayman of Theatre East Letart In nanot of the blrthc:!a.ys of their fattlar Will J{a.yman Pom~roy, (l.nd th.~ former's aon BUlle or this 1 1111----~~~:::'--rlace. ' ' TONIGHT 0 A ~o4{• ""'"' the first of ihe WCck rwuh W. H. Tolley and !1unlly of Gay, W Vt~o. Mr C A Rhcdes IW.d chflclreu w--re called tl) Ony, W Va. Sg,turda.y by the S£1,1ious illrte&S of her mother, Mrs \If. H. Tolley who sul- ftred a. stroke of paralysi! Friday. They returned Monday and report Mrs Tolley Improving. 141'9 AQ.d.a }taywbod and son-ln.~ k.11' E. W. Depll\~. wife and aon Don or Sptlrfgtletd. Ma.u , and J•rry Baywood of Wllkensburg, Pa · FIR.E IN sOUTH RUTLAND . 1 the church. · were tailing on Ma.ude and Jocle An overheated ftue caused dam.. Mrs. JoJmf Shain of Antlqulty Pickens last Week. age to the amount or about f250 to I · -'------::cthe house nel!or the depot owned and occupied tly Mrs Joseph Holmes lRSt Wedmsday The flre was Olitlnguls.hcd before th& entire h0141e was destroyed. Damare is 1 '. probably cover~ ln~ranct. .r,.. t'" 11-, 1 ·- ·:;;::--- RUN FaM ~~enness, hls sternness of purpose ~:J,nd his indomitable RUTLAND Ball We hawr. Installed lal'l'fl cellln1 "CENTRAL "Aln.PORT" t· ~ 1"'. ThVr!:llay "THE NUISANCE" Madge Ewans. l\lor;r.m and Chu.. nuu~rwm1h. Shorb "llr:&rsl ffi'm~" aDII' ' "The Phllrmaclst" I RUPE·MISENIER Announ~ment Ls made or the marriage or Morton Rupe, son of 1 Mr and Mrs W. W Rupe and Lu~ \:Jlle Miseue1, daughter or Mrs Muriel Mise'ner McGhee at the home or Rev . .Bolt.on whO perform· fd the ceremony Saturday afternoon Both' YOIJN: people are gra• Guates ot Rutland high school and Mrs Ru5)e and her !lister have cpar1e ot the switch board ut Rutland Exchl\.nge 'l'he yolln8 people v. Ul reside in RutlBnd, it Is said MOVE CIIEAM STATION BIRTHDAY PARTY f ,:•' Mrs Edntt Jo :.erry er'4L!J)ribd with a birthday party Tut!sd&Y lit1 t.,rnoon In honor Qf her sbr;a din)mle at her home on Mulberry Ave. f\lf1 teen <Of hlq little friends we1 e pre~ 1et:nt to enjoy the games played In a. contest. for bo)'!t Stfilt Oile! won , the prize and In \IV! glrhl .::ont.f:!'lt I 1 M!n) Goodwin ' WOI1, the prlze. Favors or suckers dl'eS!ied BB dulls 1 were ltlven Conos and cookies TAKING ti' TREATMENT AT IIOI!IPITAL Hurl Spires, who has been under \\ e1 e serv~ by th~ hot~te&!> assisted treatment a.t Lbe lfOlle: ho&DJ\al in , lilY M18s F:l.nnle FUtati!, Mrl'l L A Qalllpoll.s Ul maki~K 81\tli/.U:tory t Lide, Mn Emil Bn.ll and Mrs progress, aooordlnr to repOrts from '• ! Frederic Ros,~ . the hctpital It i1J eyoecfwl thB .. • I cperatton will be performed 8pOil to · OJIITUAtiY complete his r~y, · 1: Albert Dyer, was born March 2, Pearl Reeves returned Sunda.y 1 J 858 at Downlngton, Ohio Hfl waR ."~}'•t!:~ntrtp wllll his the aon of :raaac a.hd Elizabeth Indian Late [ Byer He pal'lsed out 1of ~ls )Jre the northern July 14, 19'33. at the age of 7f> years, 4 months and )2 days. HI!: wa.s united In marrljage lO Ellen BurriB to this uniOn was born 7 thildren 8 bavl'n.g prlceded him tn aeath one son Walter ot Toledo. I Ohio, lftlrvlve < ' He was later tnarr~ to Estella 1 Pearson to thla unlon was born 4 1 1 I <lhUdren, one son ILnd 3 dauirht.er:~ Daac and Allee hawtna preceded He m al sUrvived !'>' bill wue; Estell&. htnt death of 0, two IByer ten Mn. J N Qald'Well and Mrs 1 • ..n.. • • •I........., .....,. "" ~ldleport, ef.~ for ' 'accord!ni \ ' da.ugh~ Warner Is the 1the ume camp I ~;·.;,~ lilJDSON • • • ESSBX TEBBJI.Pl..ANE • !..,...... • io1 "' ..,. ~·, o.\• •• ** · ,:BLAETTNAR· · A UTO CO. :,. ....... _ ' ~~~~~~~=~~\ ' • II"• ..,,_ ''"' &- 1 I L w Staples ~r Huntington, w I Walter France, oeoree KenneciJ', r.rNp~Gnu: cvntfietalel.,.. . . . ptnMrji&f •"''"'"". Marvtn Spires and Dave Ree!le a.re tiNI'GINiftWed to prou 1M ~ l"ttftabUU,y , I Va He la survlved by hls wtte, El'lt.fllu. l ceat~ at 9allfU8 1n the southern ond •ramfna of an.y , . . of lttOIOr ear. No ow~Nr'l •, ba.nd and father He leaves Q 110.,1 part or Calll~ ... o/ lab ~" tojU •"" oppJ'0.04t fAe l;'u•NhNM<ru: of relatives and friends t.o mourn ....n lloao .......rd.&....ll,. •fiirTaPran... their loaa. Mr a.nd Mn:-:-H;rbert WtniamHUDSON HOTOR CAR COMPANY A precious one from us has 1oneson af Nllea. 0., are v1alt1a, hi!' 1 A voice 918 lovet1 is lltlUed. ra.rents, Mr. and lira. A. H. *bUn and other relail•aa. thia weet. • A place la vac&nt In our horne I Which never can be 11lled. Hugh B. Evloll& aDd IMter, )(abel r4'841ER 0~..,.,..··• STAI'tDAaD Sll ROAPS11:R,"'II __ootJP _ _;~_-.;.;;...;';;."""'oT;;;;;;,u;..on:=.;;ClOin,,;..;;.;;.,-.;.;.;_'... f.IGHT"",;;';..--"" ~ ot Dayton, were C(Ut!Ste lut weet Of I' • . . ~ .... .,_,. CARD OF THANKS Mrs M. E. RatbburD. 1 ~• ' ' We wlah to expr81JB ~ •ppreclaMr. and Mra. Dale Wliaht morid ' ~ iiC?lJ for the kntdneaa ot our .many lnst week from tJMt Kareua Roush frl~da wl'Jo Were so~ duf1Ug the property to r..nat.We. ' drath and burial of our deai· bus~ I IlorothJ And~ and Qladyt; band and father, Albert Bter. &lao Btffie al't'! :ape~ the wee~ wJ.th for the kind 81!1'Yiee of PlDI'Iterwa.1d Mr and M'n. Herbert R~n.110qrd Undertaking Co.. the bi;QutUul Ouyl'lille. ' I floral o:flertnp and the conaollng 1 A conunlttee, OOOidJt.lnl of the 1 words or kev Oa.rdnet, and. the townBhtp truneea •nd memberl of , cho~ for the beautiful mUIIc --~llle vtlllll' CO\Itlcll, In Qolum• ' de"'" buo 'lbured&y In t h o - o f llle .Eotella BY<t l&l4 I'IIDII1· 1'00<1 from Rullml to l'omeroJ, "' I ., ' ' . ,, '' ... ... ' 'Ihe loca.J station of the Pickering ton Oreamery has been mowed to the Prall bulldlna: next door to ~e 1 P.Dllt omce a much larger room and ' more conviently arranpd. This ~ "''ill be made a gaLherln&' point for t several or ~ mutes which the company malntalhes Jn th18 dll· trtct, it la 'reported Mrs Clara McOP,ee bas ~~aree or the station [ 1 1 •, ' . ·' ~~COO ' K "' ' . ; a ' ~h~;ta~~~. dail~" AF[ERNOON OFF . .{ B it YOURSELP and a good cook, tool · lnqui..,. Broadened to !ermine If c,injinal Prae· tice1 Cl""d Banko Step Out for . the aftet4lOOn- every af~djn. if y.Qu•wilh. Don't miss tl':c · ~;::hOUI'II of life ••• have~ careme ,with an abundance of healthful recrcati!fn; There .if>· oo•,nee<l to' .c<n~cr whole life arouna a kitehcn and !i i'"l?l·~~·rgtm·ot'·uicats. ' · ·'-:.'k · ' ',' When you .have a modem :m~y }>uc acolll)?lcte'me'tl'in·lL ' ' ' Range, you Qven, lq.vc thA llfluse,lighci-heancdlti:agd your rao~e will 1 llii:~M .... ~:.sn'iwn r.,_" . .··~~~'"'. it' ,., a, J..111:ct r·1, . dii!n rr:-,;;r:. , • . ~ ,, ~ , "" poSS1 t,1tlc ' , u w~ to SJt ...,s1 e t"e 'door of an old=fashioned range all afternoon. Yau can come in at che last minucc and find a delicioUI meal waiting co be served . We ha.fc 'lie make and model that best liqti . yow; 11ccds. · ·~e "l:cwin' That Man" ATTACK ~~ !PUW£RTnuu BY INO£P£NULilS �, • II •[ ])AI~Y THE 1!111 IRl • ,1 oi Q!IIO. "' 'I' I TRUHINE II ' Home the ~l!i!UOJ', Qhlo ', NEWS , • • " " " " • OMEN ARE BURNED 1 ,151) 600 Phone S82·L . . .. One y ....':."' •. ., . ............ - .. ' vou~· sA AT A & P! .colmt't' .3 .fi"T:~ ' ~, lb.· .... " ,sui,Je·rOwid ........ ' II ....... 1 ' '' 0 4~ l·~ ) ' t7~ __ t hart« No. ICH EIGJiff . O'CLOCK- FRESH '• • Busy BeeClau FIKST BAPTIST c•niJICIH~ ··. Mid._, 1:::.=::=~~== Reaerve Dlt~ No. 4 REPORT OF CONDITION OF 'f'HJt: ', CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK\ '.' ' Of Middleport, In th1• Sl.atl' or Ohio, at. tht! ~:~,_ or bllldmlul on Jon; 3t, 1!133 t ASSETS $25J,oalll6 "':.::.:.:.:.:;.:.:.:.:.:.-=' 20<10'1 C9tJNTRY RQilL &Urilft-:. rHE ACCIDENT which happ ened to 'two Zanesvt llc 1 women and 111 wh1ch they \\-ere both painfully hiJ."ne ..1 jlbout the hands and face •• u r.sult of paraffin becoming fJI!ited wh>l • they were doing thetr annual cannmg actiVities, but servetS to warn the housewtve8 throughout the j slate ugamst any qut the most nueful practlceu at all ! tltnes. , Strange cs It may ~eem, there are· more people injur· or killed 1n accidents about the home than there are in ll\~my occu.p:atton~:S lhat one wotdd ordillarily think, had a htgh e1 fatality rl:!cord, These accid.ents occur, in jjr~lat part because of the carelessness of the victims or of one ehw'i! tlulure to ooBerve the ordinary rules of sr.l'et)r. Far too olten, explosive• or highly lnfla!Jltllable matei'Hl.L.., ,ul' hpt about the home which in part, acC)ounts to1 th~ many hou se destructtona and great loss of life du• w i>l.•z•s. Wh1l~ the first rule of life IS selt preservat10n, hu'rnanity m general see ms to forget the very first and mo~o~t important rule m re~rard to the fulfillment of the first one. If more care were practiced, thousands of people long I 21,0000(1 8,I35 bo 22,115 .. 57,445 TS • 8.600.QO 178,884.!i6 4 cane 1b.· ·}gc. certified and cnshltl''ll checks I IoD86.11 f.~ . .76,00000 ,,• ::J.885.87 2,287.56 sa,ooo.oo ; pint jar Ellcore Prepared SPAGHETTI One Word Led To Another Spence and ~ family of were IJU!l~ts of her aunts anrl Ella; Wagner 87 Arthur ''&u1o'' llaer Mr and Mrs Hugh Jordan vislt· ed relathtes at Hendenon, Sunda.:-r, Mrs Ralph Frazier· I~ her~ thoughts, we II say those thoughts spending her vacation with her No Treatlel ln l.b.e Hot $11ft parents, Mr and Mrs. a~orp 1 ave long falae wblskers now, Boardman Ki~k• 1IQ,123.23 ' '' l i• . pk ... large can a 2 2 c:an• lb. ISC 226,5081< 13,800 bo ·~ ~ I' times newspapers, parttculariy, becAuse they are a medium for the people, are asked to publish artichls of various kinds, the chiet 'form being an ~ttack 911 the "ms" or those ope•atlng ' business with the public's money. When iUCh are published, 1 generally they enmity of 1 I31~25\'!l Pri'"j Butte~ ... lb. 28c Ii ~g~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~!~~~~ ~~if,;~~;;~~ I :tt,751>.00 27c lb. 1 u~ad, --lodby- ur Rnctne were calling ou H.oy Sne11Cer aPd v.lte Sunday ~venlng Rt•v Hardin of Racme m<tde r>asU.raJ ca.Us In tlw ne1ghborhood the past week I smce gone co still be livmg to enjoy life instead of .havmg tould a premature death. ~~t!te -Mr. Stewa.tr and Fet Buamn. CHile. uc1 Clreula.Uoo Dept, C.U M·R .10 r'tx~ ~ ~th~ •••••• " " • • .. • .1.0000 and !amUy and Slbyl Ba.te¥ called on A 0 Smith Marton Ew;t.erday spent Fhmday ~'t____c_~__~oa..I~F...;;r_•i•..di~i ;•i;blo:i'Kl<:i)i~i i'; ;";-",•(:; ;:i;-,i~ " i•<:iJ.:~;,.----·-·---~~ ~......... 1.8 much better aftemoou with Bernau.l ami Emil Eynon of Plve PolnU! NAT10N4L ADVEI!T18INO BEI'IlE8tN:U.TIVJ;I 1 IS One Mont.h • IOm~i!tlme Ca.ri, l!:aiJterday dren of BteuhenviUe visited Roy 8pen<;e:r and wife the put week Mr Shepard and GP.O Rolla.n wen! here last Thur~ay In th~ Interest of the Bucke)ie Pipe Lin,. Co Robert Y08t and 1am1Jy of Ji"reedom, Pa were v11'11tln~ with Roy Spencer and wire thf' pa.st w,.k Geol"'e Eastuday and v;!f~> and Mr. Wellington and Wl(e o! East Liverpool, 0 visited C11rl F.astnday and family Monday __;GI\EGG=::.L.. • ..!...l ' ' ....;... ' ' ..• .. ..;.:..-~=-==;;;-;;;;==;;;--- 1 ' :1 • VIRGINIA ' I) : K::Jo.tb • Year .• ,.,,, • • , , •. •_ J1l fqr and ram11.y Sunday .Mm D&Yid King and t'.l o r.h11· !, UIH, •• the f.ptt. OeJlc. -' -!"'· Oblo, UJIQer the Act of llo.n:b I, ta'lp. •U!!lllb!'l Dr.I1Y """ llliiiP•·miiPO ~~. · '""'I'll on Low" Second 8t>ee\, fomeroy, 0. Wha our trteq4;1aen,1 Ul lett.em or nt:ws ma.uer tqr Publfe*;tlo~ \he7 =~tn aU ~ alJn their n•m"• l.lthoush not MtPE 1frDJ to be AnoDYpOUI lf'ttel'l. however- el(Cif''lent ..utl d~ 'm tbem.. ...... .,. no lnot&nqe will be publl!lle<L ' I .. w':!~·~. 111 ..0·~~. Washington· Bound! JlpliLISJUNG W¥P~ ~~ -~- Bept. 13, 3 , Oil u • l ..! .,' Flake' Wl>ite or f:&CSOAP · t)tgo JO' ban 29~ :3 ' lbll. 19~ . ,:o"•··~ "F...,.t ., ' ' '' .. " I ,• 25 -•.;. )'~~~~~~~~ tjwse about whom - It's too humi<l to be friendly, A very good tllust~:ation of th~ ,CII.U be seen right Wheu you ft8u;' out cab~a:e An lrlternattona.I courier 0, en¥ our own community. The Dtt.Jiy 'J.:ribU'fle has been leaves- tn your h&t and e.lpapa voy ill simply ,a Jockey who has , l\eked in times gone naat, to publish· articles writtftn and coats, there's nothlns the.~ coots ,checked his h011s wlth his nat. '11. ( r That's whY we -.W:{gped by various people. Sometimes these articlet!o at- )tlU off like a. IJOO(l.araument. Rre ~retitled that \ ~ . . · 1 th d b ht b t th Last. month in London t.hey ha.d the conferences wm strike a ney; t 1\Ck ed coun t y ofl l<.:la s ·or o ers an roug a ou e two hundred dltrerent kinds of dl· low note this month and August. 1 1 •loud Ruzzah1:1 of a few of the people who forgot the ent1te plomat 11 tn one room tn the Mill:!· Anybody wishing t.o tske exception cum of Archewhattzuil to, t.hls a.rtiole will pluee send A I nc1'dent as (JUICK'-J y as t hey 1a1'd t he paper to one Sl dc. \&;lf ~addrl!88ed letLer with an un' Those whom the fUiJcle attac ked seemingly r~1d not Each diplomat war. entitled to rancelled three-cent 11tamp nc~ltinQ' hold enmity agamst the \Vl'Jlcr but did ugainst Ut t: paper I Lhree mel\16 a day and a slaS:'I case ~~n:l~e~:P~~wrl~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~·~~ . ~ hecuutse they felt the artlcl~ should not.Jmve~ b~on allow- They spoke tn more languages al·gutna by palccl J>Ost And You11' ~mp Out of Bed in 1 ed to appear, forgettinr that 1t was not neceasarily 1w than anybody needs, to set. rrom the Morning Rarin' to Go Altoona to Se<&nl<>n II was the KANAUGA 1 ' JPlnion of the editor Ot' his associates, [" one old plpp1n Jelly dished up II rem leel>.,nur and tunk •111! t.h~ -..rid -·• l looka punk, ion't ••':lillY • \!)t of ,u lla, Lately there was ·k mo'\letnent started to redl1Ce ex. w"h a b!ner spoon Mr nad Ml-'1 John Capehart and rnlneralwtter, nH, ·,Ia~· 1J" -=-ol'idf « ~~~ RU!!$ell Hanes or f<n tsmouth visit- ' au,.. •ad """' tMm to"' 't~ Yli'UIIIldde•lt ll'·ulielllSI'" in the county and to reduce property ValueQ as well old pals all to, C1d Ple Iattere parenta. Mr. and Mrs ~;:;:,~:;.t:a·~~~~oto':!::a:.'::~, 1 ot the condition of the pelW\le whose ahJHty to 1;;~~='jr~~~~·~~~ lite and com- T.Mrs S, Ha.nea Thur~ay, boweli 'tndawr.mOvemQDtdoflln''J!It•~ "'"t' , the minute ~e Henrietta Oa.rland and dau- 1th ~ "" 1' " ' Tbrii'JN~K~n filii' Your dcnr11-ud-o11t ... tl d d th t I rs ~ ...!+ et!lnl illlolliqu.ld )'OIIP llnr, It ahoul<:l pour out two h at:~ b een 6 ~ ea y ecreat~e lfl e pas severa yea · street they ""on't gh*er Mr.. A w Pullins. attended pouruU bile Into YQIIr' bl)•elildtrll¥, A hea ring was held' by the Couhty Commissioners .!ltulted aotaa· the funeral of their cousin, New- 0If thM bi1a i•11~ flowinll~y, yo6'r: .!ood we they put too ton Fortesong Friday at pt Pleas- I ~ "'"'"'! dla:•t. I• luat dilll:&)'lllll tlie bci.,.ell. ~~(~::e~~::~ to aiscu,·· aas tax :-:::-_:::-,_on I tbt<:k, •• boat. u.p JI'O•d Ur •(.orne.Jr You t.U•fl.t. ~ the proposed dlvCrsion of o an...• bfld. Wle Jou.r bf'IIAth. to ' rdly no h ' t • t d e tators Mr and Mrs Oeorge p --smith •kinoft¥rbleall•outlnblnnt.hee Youri~H~ an d ll Jere w erena e ug m C'r 8 e sp c At Ita best an 1nterna.tlonal med- made a. business trip to Columbus •ch,..endyl'luf..,~do•neadou-..rourwbola to "flag the mythical freight train," If people are really IFY or dtplotlw.J:A ia merely di(uify- Mondi!Y· "i~'!.~:'~:\ood, ~4 CARTI:R'I' a barroom rrtend11hlp u·~ meat Mr and Mr11 casslns wataon ot LITTLE LIVBR Pll,.l.S to 1at <tw.a two Interested in \\hat is •aGing 011 m, ar J und and about their lni ror th• news reels But if a. ~op Columbus wert suests of. his mo, J::nd• ol blle llowiu~trlllly and maka ~ community, they cert&.inly would show that mterest by tomes alons. llll the pal3 scurrY off ther Mr.a Ten"' Hlx Sunday. =.w~~~.-;..~tf!~ret 11 tle":r:a•':'::=; ' being pre~:~ent wh~n matters of public intereit\: are to be In dltferent dlret~tlons Edwin Aten or Hapett, w va , wnen lt Mm• to llbklnr the btl• flow rne1,-, l - - · , was calling at the home of Mr and Uutdon tnklorlivtr,'!UII.MIIIorGartlr'l discussed. Too much ta.lklna a ltogethel' If 1 Mrs M N Unroe Saturday , L:~~!~f:t:~~JI\:ont.:hekr;:t 1 !\:J;-R:.~1'!!!:\,': As a matter of fa ct, and the Q'I,'Bat cause of the ter- speech was made to di~gu lse _._Domer_ Neal ~nd frl!'nd Miss .~tule 2&c: at drua: •t-. 0 u1a1 o. M. c.. 1 ~ere In I I l-;------·--. . .-WAKE UP yo ·',u L·lVE RBI,[ E'_ WIJHOUJ CALOMI:'I t .. 2 bilitcties 9c for 25c ·Jumtios .. a· Green .Onions .............. 3 for lOc Elbertas· . . . . . . 4 lbs, 25c California . . . . . doz. 19c ' 'Dixie's . . . . . . . . . 35e '' ., ~· t· "'' I. ,.,, ,, I, ' ' • ot ye•r.• Aimee's David ' -=- I manner in which many of our smaller political sub· !JJ,IiBi•ons are operaled, is the almost entire lack of inter· of the average taxpayer a s to how hil~ mOntly is bemg If the avervge bmnness lJlan ~paid as little atto the manner 1n which his Clerks worked and bJ>I!nt h>s money as he does the manner m which !he pub· employees work and spend, he would be b1mkrupt Ill )'ear or Jess. The only reason that the public treasuries have not lleen bankrupt long ere thi s, Is th11t he1·etofore there has , f! lways been moro money to pu• h 1ntn the tlll when the : 4rawcr wus emptied and tn us much as the rank and file the cnu ntry was ctomg fairly well financiall y, there was ' or no obJection when taxes were boo~ted a little at , but alway• boosted unlil pow t~ey hav~ r'~ ~hed 1 1!\~l~ntatno'"' prOil•rtion&. jn !act, th~Y hav~ lncrej\sed : i~; 1 #:~~[~1. huqdred per cent m the l•.sl . tw~nty ~~d ! wn•m a p\lb\ic he~rlnll' I~ help lht,ro ~rc few 1n<1eeri, ,;~t !~~~~~~ ••cept those whQ are Clllnpellerl to !Jc Rre•e11t, 1 ,., to their position~. , '+'he public in ~~.io cuun(ry JUHt naturally \1ns prqve~ 1!111• r n<l nll'nin t)!at 1t Is not hnpny unje"" 1t IR Fe~t11111 tD~ well-known "lio~glnl!"' ~nd it does 11ot reallY ~"~ forth a real "IIpwl" ~olos• ~he gou~lng I•' ~ot ~· deep ~~ ~*· eltpected. ' the AmerlcM pupl!c i• not to any 1 boca~•~ itl! cunq.uct '·rne~lto . ''~\. ' ~ ~.• for -alWaY'· Luckies' I •• ] ; ' DID :y o,O. EVER ~STOP ' ' Pleasel . -Te:~·THINI(? . '. ~~ ' '• By Ed'aon R. Waite, Shawne~, Oklah11ma ,, ' OF THE ' . "'~ Middleport, Oh10. i ' ' and' i~,l>irth·rate it .one of ,. ' '. . . l.l CLEARANCE "' ., ' ' :It~: a·Ifi an'$·.P8:ar~~;, atan'ilara elf. ' -· /mt~ SAT. JULY 22ND. TO SAT. AUG. 5TH. ~ri apd lllld ·' and c~ ·•I·~''~ f:l~t~~~~ki~f· poll' in ,,, I·' like a cigarette that has char· atter.,Women ii~ a ciguette that's inild · 'pure. Narurally, Luckios •t . please evecyone. Have you uied a i L)lcky ~ly? In thett fine, ripe. ten· · der tp,ba~ you go« the quaiiry that tluilb ~out !dt ...In their penooal alld chil- ., .,< '' ::-..., 'r ' , . /I liJ.eit/ puriry and mellow.m ildnr.l. 'ou ~ throat. ln,our oplniun there's noching so· plea.•ing as fine tobaa:ot that are • "Toast«i' '.n..r·s why 11J9tc aQd mote men and women are "'liChing for a Lucky-for always "Luckie< 'Please!'' 0 the qualicy that dehghrs y<A!t ' ' ~ L ' ·~ j :;;.;._--~··h·e~~se ".It's toasted-"____;....< ' • I !l I ' l ' ' I' ' ·' ' ' ' " �, • II •[ ])AI~Y THE 1!111 IRl • ,1 oi Q!IIO. "' 'I' I TRUHINE II ' Home the ~l!i!UOJ', Qhlo ', NEWS , • • " " " " • OMEN ARE BURNED 1 ,151) 600 Phone S82·L . . .. One y ....':."' •. ., . ............ - .. ' vou~· sA AT A & P! .colmt't' .3 .fi"T:~ ' ~, lb.· .... " ,sui,Je·rOwid ........ ' II ....... 1 ' '' 0 4~ l·~ ) ' t7~ __ t hart« No. ICH EIGJiff . O'CLOCK- FRESH '• • Busy BeeClau FIKST BAPTIST c•niJICIH~ ··. Mid._, 1:::.=::=~~== Reaerve Dlt~ No. 4 REPORT OF CONDITION OF 'f'HJt: ', CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK\ '.' ' Of Middleport, In th1• Sl.atl' or Ohio, at. tht! ~:~,_ or bllldmlul on Jon; 3t, 1!133 t ASSETS $25J,oalll6 "':.::.:.:.:.:;.:.:.:.:.:.-=' 20<10'1 C9tJNTRY RQilL &Urilft-:. rHE ACCIDENT which happ ened to 'two Zanesvt llc 1 women and 111 wh1ch they \\-ere both painfully hiJ."ne ..1 jlbout the hands and face •• u r.sult of paraffin becoming fJI!ited wh>l • they were doing thetr annual cannmg actiVities, but servetS to warn the housewtve8 throughout the j slate ugamst any qut the most nueful practlceu at all ! tltnes. , Strange cs It may ~eem, there are· more people injur· or killed 1n accidents about the home than there are in ll\~my occu.p:atton~:S lhat one wotdd ordillarily think, had a htgh e1 fatality rl:!cord, These accid.ents occur, in jjr~lat part because of the carelessness of the victims or of one ehw'i! tlulure to ooBerve the ordinary rules of sr.l'et)r. Far too olten, explosive• or highly lnfla!Jltllable matei'Hl.L.., ,ul' hpt about the home which in part, acC)ounts to1 th~ many hou se destructtona and great loss of life du• w i>l.•z•s. Wh1l~ the first rule of life IS selt preservat10n, hu'rnanity m general see ms to forget the very first and mo~o~t important rule m re~rard to the fulfillment of the first one. If more care were practiced, thousands of people long I 21,0000(1 8,I35 bo 22,115 .. 57,445 TS • 8.600.QO 178,884.!i6 4 cane 1b.· ·}gc. certified and cnshltl''ll checks I IoD86.11 f.~ . .76,00000 ,,• ::J.885.87 2,287.56 sa,ooo.oo ; pint jar Ellcore Prepared SPAGHETTI One Word Led To Another Spence and ~ family of were IJU!l~ts of her aunts anrl Ella; Wagner 87 Arthur ''&u1o'' llaer Mr and Mrs Hugh Jordan vislt· ed relathtes at Hendenon, Sunda.:-r, Mrs Ralph Frazier· I~ her~ thoughts, we II say those thoughts spending her vacation with her No Treatlel ln l.b.e Hot $11ft parents, Mr and Mrs. a~orp 1 ave long falae wblskers now, Boardman Ki~k• 1IQ,123.23 ' '' l i• . pk ... large can a 2 2 c:an• lb. ISC 226,5081< 13,800 bo ·~ ~ I' times newspapers, parttculariy, becAuse they are a medium for the people, are asked to publish artichls of various kinds, the chiet 'form being an ~ttack 911 the "ms" or those ope•atlng ' business with the public's money. When iUCh are published, 1 generally they enmity of 1 I31~25\'!l Pri'"j Butte~ ... lb. 28c Ii ~g~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~!~~~~ ~~if,;~~;;~~ I :tt,751>.00 27c lb. 1 u~ad, --lodby- ur Rnctne were calling ou H.oy Sne11Cer aPd v.lte Sunday ~venlng Rt•v Hardin of Racme m<tde r>asU.raJ ca.Us In tlw ne1ghborhood the past week I smce gone co still be livmg to enjoy life instead of .havmg tould a premature death. ~~t!te -Mr. Stewa.tr and Fet Buamn. CHile. uc1 Clreula.Uoo Dept, C.U M·R .10 r'tx~ ~ ~th~ •••••• " " • • .. • .1.0000 and !amUy and Slbyl Ba.te¥ called on A 0 Smith Marton Ew;t.erday spent Fhmday ~'t____c_~__~oa..I~F...;;r_•i•..di~i ;•i;blo:i'Kl<:i)i~i i'; ;";-",•(:; ;:i;-,i~ " i•<:iJ.:~;,.----·-·---~~ ~......... 1.8 much better aftemoou with Bernau.l ami Emil Eynon of Plve PolnU! NAT10N4L ADVEI!T18INO BEI'IlE8tN:U.TIVJ;I 1 IS One Mont.h • IOm~i!tlme Ca.ri, l!:aiJterday dren of BteuhenviUe visited Roy 8pen<;e:r and wife the put week Mr Shepard and GP.O Rolla.n wen! here last Thur~ay In th~ Interest of the Bucke)ie Pipe Lin,. Co Robert Y08t and 1am1Jy of Ji"reedom, Pa were v11'11tln~ with Roy Spencer and wire thf' pa.st w,.k Geol"'e Eastuday and v;!f~> and Mr. Wellington and Wl(e o! East Liverpool, 0 visited C11rl F.astnday and family Monday __;GI\EGG=::.L.. • ..!...l ' ' ....;... ' ' ..• .. ..;.:..-~=-==;;;-;;;;==;;;--- 1 ' :1 • VIRGINIA ' I) : K::Jo.tb • Year .• ,.,,, • • , , •. •_ J1l fqr and ram11.y Sunday .Mm D&Yid King and t'.l o r.h11· !, UIH, •• the f.ptt. OeJlc. -' -!"'· Oblo, UJIQer the Act of llo.n:b I, ta'lp. •U!!lllb!'l Dr.I1Y """ llliiiP•·miiPO ~~. · '""'I'll on Low" Second 8t>ee\, fomeroy, 0. Wha our trteq4;1aen,1 Ul lett.em or nt:ws ma.uer tqr Publfe*;tlo~ \he7 =~tn aU ~ alJn their n•m"• l.lthoush not MtPE 1frDJ to be AnoDYpOUI lf'ttel'l. however- el(Cif''lent ..utl d~ 'm tbem.. ...... .,. no lnot&nqe will be publl!lle<L ' I .. w':!~·~. 111 ..0·~~. Washington· Bound! JlpliLISJUNG W¥P~ ~~ -~- Bept. 13, 3 , Oil u • l ..! .,' Flake' Wl>ite or f:&CSOAP · t)tgo JO' ban 29~ :3 ' lbll. 19~ . ,:o"•··~ "F...,.t ., ' ' '' .. " I ,• 25 -•.;. )'~~~~~~~~ tjwse about whom - It's too humi<l to be friendly, A very good tllust~:ation of th~ ,CII.U be seen right Wheu you ft8u;' out cab~a:e An lrlternattona.I courier 0, en¥ our own community. The Dtt.Jiy 'J.:ribU'fle has been leaves- tn your h&t and e.lpapa voy ill simply ,a Jockey who has , l\eked in times gone naat, to publish· articles writtftn and coats, there's nothlns the.~ coots ,checked his h011s wlth his nat. '11. ( r That's whY we -.W:{gped by various people. Sometimes these articlet!o at- )tlU off like a. IJOO(l.araument. Rre ~retitled that \ ~ . . · 1 th d b ht b t th Last. month in London t.hey ha.d the conferences wm strike a ney; t 1\Ck ed coun t y ofl l<.:la s ·or o ers an roug a ou e two hundred dltrerent kinds of dl· low note this month and August. 1 1 •loud Ruzzah1:1 of a few of the people who forgot the ent1te plomat 11 tn one room tn the Mill:!· Anybody wishing t.o tske exception cum of Archewhattzuil to, t.hls a.rtiole will pluee send A I nc1'dent as (JUICK'-J y as t hey 1a1'd t he paper to one Sl dc. \&;lf ~addrl!88ed letLer with an un' Those whom the fUiJcle attac ked seemingly r~1d not Each diplomat war. entitled to rancelled three-cent 11tamp nc~ltinQ' hold enmity agamst the \Vl'Jlcr but did ugainst Ut t: paper I Lhree mel\16 a day and a slaS:'I case ~~n:l~e~:P~~wrl~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~·~~ . ~ hecuutse they felt the artlcl~ should not.Jmve~ b~on allow- They spoke tn more languages al·gutna by palccl J>Ost And You11' ~mp Out of Bed in 1 ed to appear, forgettinr that 1t was not neceasarily 1w than anybody needs, to set. rrom the Morning Rarin' to Go Altoona to Se<&nl<>n II was the KANAUGA 1 ' JPlnion of the editor Ot' his associates, [" one old plpp1n Jelly dished up II rem leel>.,nur and tunk •111! t.h~ -..rid -·• l looka punk, ion't ••':lillY • \!)t of ,u lla, Lately there was ·k mo'\letnent started to redl1Ce ex. w"h a b!ner spoon Mr nad Ml-'1 John Capehart and rnlneralwtter, nH, ·,Ia~· 1J" -=-ol'idf « ~~~ RU!!$ell Hanes or f<n tsmouth visit- ' au,.. •ad """' tMm to"' 't~ Yli'UIIIldde•lt ll'·ulielllSI'" in the county and to reduce property ValueQ as well old pals all to, C1d Ple Iattere parenta. Mr. and Mrs ~;:;:,~:;.t:a·~~~~oto':!::a:.'::~, 1 ot the condition of the pelW\le whose ahJHty to 1;;~~='jr~~~~·~~~ lite and com- T.Mrs S, Ha.nea Thur~ay, boweli 'tndawr.mOvemQDtdoflln''J!It•~ "'"t' , the minute ~e Henrietta Oa.rland and dau- 1th ~ "" 1' " ' Tbrii'JN~K~n filii' Your dcnr11-ud-o11t ... tl d d th t I rs ~ ...!+ et!lnl illlolliqu.ld )'OIIP llnr, It ahoul<:l pour out two h at:~ b een 6 ~ ea y ecreat~e lfl e pas severa yea · street they ""on't gh*er Mr.. A w Pullins. attended pouruU bile Into YQIIr' bl)•elildtrll¥, A hea ring was held' by the Couhty Commissioners .!ltulted aotaa· the funeral of their cousin, New- 0If thM bi1a i•11~ flowinll~y, yo6'r: .!ood we they put too ton Fortesong Friday at pt Pleas- I ~ "'"'"'! dla:•t. I• luat dilll:&)'lllll tlie bci.,.ell. ~~(~::e~~::~ to aiscu,·· aas tax :-:::-_:::-,_on I tbt<:k, •• boat. u.p JI'O•d Ur •(.orne.Jr You t.U•fl.t. ~ the proposed dlvCrsion of o an...• bfld. Wle Jou.r bf'IIAth. to ' rdly no h ' t • t d e tators Mr and Mrs Oeorge p --smith •kinoft¥rbleall•outlnblnnt.hee Youri~H~ an d ll Jere w erena e ug m C'r 8 e sp c At Ita best an 1nterna.tlonal med- made a. business trip to Columbus •ch,..endyl'luf..,~do•neadou-..rourwbola to "flag the mythical freight train," If people are really IFY or dtplotlw.J:A ia merely di(uify- Mondi!Y· "i~'!.~:'~:\ood, ~4 CARTI:R'I' a barroom rrtend11hlp u·~ meat Mr and Mr11 casslns wataon ot LITTLE LIVBR Pll,.l.S to 1at <tw.a two Interested in \\hat is •aGing 011 m, ar J und and about their lni ror th• news reels But if a. ~op Columbus wert suests of. his mo, J::nd• ol blle llowiu~trlllly and maka ~ community, they cert&.inly would show that mterest by tomes alons. llll the pal3 scurrY off ther Mr.a Ten"' Hlx Sunday. =.w~~~.-;..~tf!~ret 11 tle":r:a•':'::=; ' being pre~:~ent wh~n matters of public intereit\: are to be In dltferent dlret~tlons Edwin Aten or Hapett, w va , wnen lt Mm• to llbklnr the btl• flow rne1,-, l - - · , was calling at the home of Mr and Uutdon tnklorlivtr,'!UII.MIIIorGartlr'l discussed. Too much ta.lklna a ltogethel' If 1 Mrs M N Unroe Saturday , L:~~!~f:t:~~JI\:ont.:hekr;:t 1 !\:J;-R:.~1'!!!:\,': As a matter of fa ct, and the Q'I,'Bat cause of the ter- speech was made to di~gu lse _._Domer_ Neal ~nd frl!'nd Miss .~tule 2&c: at drua: •t-. 0 u1a1 o. M. c.. 1 ~ere In I I l-;------·--. . .-WAKE UP yo ·',u L·lVE RBI,[ E'_ WIJHOUJ CALOMI:'I t .. 2 bilitcties 9c for 25c ·Jumtios .. a· Green .Onions .............. 3 for lOc Elbertas· . . . . . . 4 lbs, 25c California . . . . . doz. 19c ' 'Dixie's . . . . . . . . . 35e '' ., ~· t· "'' I. ,.,, ,, I, ' ' • ot ye•r.• Aimee's David ' -=- I manner in which many of our smaller political sub· !JJ,IiBi•ons are operaled, is the almost entire lack of inter· of the average taxpayer a s to how hil~ mOntly is bemg If the avervge bmnness lJlan ~paid as little atto the manner 1n which his Clerks worked and bJ>I!nt h>s money as he does the manner m which !he pub· employees work and spend, he would be b1mkrupt Ill )'ear or Jess. The only reason that the public treasuries have not lleen bankrupt long ere thi s, Is th11t he1·etofore there has , f! lways been moro money to pu• h 1ntn the tlll when the : 4rawcr wus emptied and tn us much as the rank and file the cnu ntry was ctomg fairly well financiall y, there was ' or no obJection when taxes were boo~ted a little at , but alway• boosted unlil pow t~ey hav~ r'~ ~hed 1 1!\~l~ntatno'"' prOil•rtion&. jn !act, th~Y hav~ lncrej\sed : i~; 1 #:~~[~1. huqdred per cent m the l•.sl . tw~nty ~~d ! wn•m a p\lb\ic he~rlnll' I~ help lht,ro ~rc few 1n<1eeri, ,;~t !~~~~~~ ••cept those whQ are Clllnpellerl to !Jc Rre•e11t, 1 ,., to their position~. , '+'he public in ~~.io cuun(ry JUHt naturally \1ns prqve~ 1!111• r n<l nll'nin t)!at 1t Is not hnpny unje"" 1t IR Fe~t11111 tD~ well-known "lio~glnl!"' ~nd it does 11ot reallY ~"~ forth a real "IIpwl" ~olos• ~he gou~lng I•' ~ot ~· deep ~~ ~*· eltpected. ' the AmerlcM pupl!c i• not to any 1 boca~•~ itl! cunq.uct '·rne~lto . ''~\. ' ~ ~.• for -alWaY'· Luckies' I •• ] ; ' DID :y o,O. EVER ~STOP ' ' Pleasel . -Te:~·THINI(? . '. ~~ ' '• By Ed'aon R. Waite, Shawne~, Oklah11ma ,, ' OF THE ' . "'~ Middleport, Oh10. i ' ' and' i~,l>irth·rate it .one of ,. ' '. . . l.l CLEARANCE "' ., ' ' :It~: a·Ifi an'$·.P8:ar~~;, atan'ilara elf. ' -· /mt~ SAT. JULY 22ND. TO SAT. AUG. 5TH. ~ri apd lllld ·' and c~ ·•I·~''~ f:l~t~~~~ki~f· poll' in ,,, I·' like a cigarette that has char· atter.,Women ii~ a ciguette that's inild · 'pure. Narurally, Luckios •t . please evecyone. Have you uied a i L)lcky ~ly? In thett fine, ripe. ten· · der tp,ba~ you go« the quaiiry that tluilb ~out !dt ...In their penooal alld chil- ., .,< '' ::-..., 'r ' , . /I liJ.eit/ puriry and mellow.m ildnr.l. 'ou ~ throat. ln,our oplniun there's noching so· plea.•ing as fine tobaa:ot that are • "Toast«i' '.n..r·s why 11J9tc aQd mote men and women are "'liChing for a Lucky-for always "Luckie< 'Please!'' 0 the qualicy that dehghrs y<A!t ' ' ~ L ' ·~ j :;;.;._--~··h·e~~se ".It's toasted-"____;....< ' • I !l I ' l ' ' I' ' ·' ' ' ' " �' . .' • ., _.,.._______ S~CT19l'f. ' Jl• ·' ,_ ~·ound- 'A DNER:riSING' ' • ' Socialites Wear " .'ft& D.utY ftDIIIIIII , . .... ' ' .. ' tl C:tAS~ l F l E.D.> ' . \_ .r 't'U DA!t.T . U~1A~[~ ... HUNT1~~T~N1N f~EE~HIHING. . . 61 • • . BUCK. BEA~s DO\yN IN The publllherl wU1 be reeponaible on!,y for ono lncorrect tru;ertJon of any advertWement. Ern.~~ 1D advertlaerueotlauoutd be lr: tO da.JB by taking Krusch ~ n Salts. Mrs. Helga. Blau&h or Ncw York OltJ reduced 26% lb&.-took • lnehes ott hips, 3 Inches off bust and 7~ Jnehes off wa.lst. She writes; "I hAven't sone hunKJ1' iL moment-I feel tine e.nd look. 10 yrs. younrer: .. To ret· rtd of double chl.n, bulgtng hips, ugly roUs .of fa.t on wais t Mr. a.nd Mrs. VlrgU Rose ami attd upper arw SAFELY and children returned to th-M home In without dl.soomfort.--a.t the same Aka on, Monday, after h&ving: apP.nt time build up 11or10ua health arad 1 weeks here with friend& acquire e olear 'llkin. b'rlght eyes, a. coupe and pan:.nt~. energy ana.ndd vt -:~oo,~sn~k to ~~i'r Rf:v. L. H. McCumbEr, daughters, younger na ~ e a. 'w. M111. Vernon How~·ll. Rev. Orr and t~poonful or Kruschen &~.ltll in a son, WalLer, returned last week gi~SS of hot wa.ter every morning frcm Wellsburg, W. Va., wh,erethey before breakfast. a ttended the runero.l or .Mrs. EJta.s One jar lMt.s 4 wee:~ Rnd costr ' Btllef:. The decea.sed wa.s the 11l.ster but a trine at Barton a Pha.rmacy, of Rev. McCumber and was from Pomeroy and Martin & Roller· •ear' Pomeroy She with her husMiddleport, or any drtJ.Ptore the band n.nd fn.~lly ~oved to w,n~. wort~ over. Mat'1 sure you get ' fJD Kroschen because It's SAPE. Money back It nor. joyfully satlatled. adv. No ad7erlisemen~ will be taken tor leu than a mtntmum chaJ'i'e ot twen~tlve centa tor eacb inlert!oD. For Sale, MP.c. FOR BALE-Oas table range. good condition. Will sell chea p. E. Shoemaker , WylUs HilL 7-20-3t r FOR BALE-A large lo t or timber 2"x8"xl8', 2"xlO"xl6', 8"x8"xl6',4" r:6"Xl6'. Al8o 1arge 'Ounch of b&nk. tiel, pWng a.nd a. lot ot heavy timber 6''xl6"x20'. For tull 1n· formation can 604 at Gatupolts or aee Candee CoilJ Co., 701 f'lnt Ave., OsllJpolls. 7-18-3t. =::--c= - en AND TRY the nf'iV De Laval Oree.m Separators. 'l'rade In aU wom ' ' old Meredith. - - - -- cqLUM13US repor~ lmmedlatell'. Beparalol'B. 1 I I. C. 7· 18·3t eotmub.U, Ohto. BOO &ooiiQI. !n Total .... . .. . ... 431015 27 8 4 ' an Clltr 'Sunday ellt~l'talned Sunday by of! youhg men from Arbor c.eminaJY In . The many friends eon who hal -.....1 Akron for the..,.....~ oe!ved the ~;~,,;;;;;.;.,;;;;:;,!· : ~r~' a_r ~eO.:;'~~~ra 2 ~f toHatley, canada. in !our runs. Larry French or tlul Plrates outpointed Fred Fitzsimmons or the Giants. 4 to l , but the Les.gue leaden Look the nightcap, 7 to 3, &ewing up the game In the flrat inning when "they knocked HaJ Smith ott the mound aud scored tour runs. IPltt~~burgh kayoed Letty Clark in ~heir half or the flrat frame but b.1s &lWCelsor, Carl Hubbell, stopped the Bucs cold and chalked ~ his 14th. tl'iumph or tlle year. The double bill kept 22,000 Pltt.aburgh rana on edge to the extent of heaving pop bottles. Even the Umpires were fighting, Moran re- ~A..~N ~l'::Y Mr. and )4:ra. A. A. Board of • Elmer Pln!aw l8 employed at. Gra.ham Statton were vlaitore here Zansevllle. Etaturday. Mrs. ThOll. D<>.A. ford~ ve...,. p-·•ty Artldl Braydon .of _: no•..,. - · J ._.... ___ Op. errors .. 100101Dlx . ~ - '·: J. ·Those Sensatiorml ,Senators 4 35 43 46 45 I:Jalltl: McNaughton, WIII-IJ1~~~~~~~~~ · 44 40 · ou errors : Hysell Run City . .. .. . . 40 50 &t 59 COlumbus Minm..o.polls St. Paul . l'IJdlanapdas . ' '''. Toledo . ·. . · -- ·:;;~:~3'~~ runs:4.Hysell• Run 5, Hunt B91ton .. . .. Brooklyn . . . . . .. .. Philadelphia . . . . . . Cnclnnati 1!7 .: 1\VINq . I pha6E' '' AMERICAN lnd~lis &t ~eropolls . Loulsvllle at St. Paul. Only games ~uled. Brooklyn at folew YOrk By JANE GORDON "t SHEER JA~KIT DRESS ~ FE C. 'T S Pr.!OOF ~,.:..."'E. ·"U' ,.,,., '"' m4d1 l11 fl•u Yor ... Anoth«'r little jacket drc:u in sht er !crepe that e.llpresscs g:a.y mood in iblue and white priut. ~ porl! , make the dr•!SS Rochester at Toronto. Montreal at Buffalo. BaltUnor~ a.L Jen;ey City, New&rk at Alba.ny. Caught • Itt 44 43 4l ,, 42 Drtroit . ... , . Cleveln.nd .... ... . -l2 41 Boslon ...... . J.''l St.. Lculs · 34 4.6 50 58 .. .. .. .. .. . 16 56 .451 Buffalo . . . . . . . . . . . 46 I ,Jet~;lly Olt.y . . . . . . 35 57 -63 .447 .35'7 YESTERDAY':S RESULTS AMJ::RJ:tAN ASSOCIATION CclumbUB Q, KansaB O:lty 5 , Columbus J. Kan888 City 1. Mtnncapolts 1, Irullanapolla 5. MUm~apolis 1!1. Jndlan~~opoll.B 8. st. Paul 5, LoulsvUle 3. · St. Paul 10, Lou1svllle 1. Toledo U , Milwaukee 9. Toledo 2, MUwaukee 1 OD bJI>t.)· fligh Tension Web. ~ . Silver Ball Room for Dan~e Private Diniap Roomo CHITTENDEN HOTEL Sprlnr Ud IU(h GEO. A. WBDlG. llaDaPI By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma J. DAVID STERN, PUBLISHER OF THE PHILADELPHIA RECORD SAYS: "Advertisine is becomin11 more intellieent. Durine the pad thirty year• there hu.been a co111tant rise in the level of ad'O'ei!tUineappeal. Not only are the lar11e advertiaiae aeencies whi!:h prepare the bi11 national c:ampaiens etaployin11 better talent to cle•11111 and write the advertisin11, but they are attuning their copy to a more intelli11ent audience. "The day ia past of flamboyant, ballyhoo advertisiJJe with crude i!liUtrations and ab1urdly superlative claims., ' · "Up to date advertiaine i• the loeic~l ariUment of an intelii" lent aale&man addreuing intellipnt prospects. "Advertiten hav~ a!Jandoned the idea of ~itiat'their copy down to the ma•se•. A1 a result Americaq a4vertl•ine hu become one of the II":•tell ~duc:ational and cultural forces i11 our •ocial orranilm. It h.. chanpd our diet, telline ua wbat fpod to eat, and when, and how to p~par~ it. It hat ehanr:d our home life by introdgci... a multitude of lajloN'!vil}f !lftvii1!1J which lelsen till' dri11lr~I'J' of ~ work. TAril ,111t1r11 N11. 11J9i. m•1 &-1 IJb . · ,.i•ed iff 1icn U to 10 nnd 12 le 1-2. I ' How to C'ret T/fese Patterns IS crrnla (In 'ta.mp• or 7 • As Wt:I.L As I.EAOIAIG -1HE' · ;· NATS j'b A PENNANT. ~· ! White and p,u tel tub t~oitkt arr , 11:1pedally smart I!Chtml!!s, Sen~ YOU WASHINGlbt.lS ' whtte crash linen. , LEAGUE Cleveland at New Yol'k. Chicago a.t Boston. Detroit at Washill8ton. St. Louis &t Philadelphia. soy PIL!11", WHO HoPES . ."ro WI~ 'THE BATTING CROiiiM ' 1of pastel tub silk and the jac~et of \o~J'olov ""· " •·• 1 f:l~R.FE'CI 31 I AlbH.ny INTE&~ATIONAL LEAGUE ~ A aporti ve note is th.e tied '-Ollar iof wh ite shee r u cpe. The white crepe appeau 11gain in th e upper bodltt! · iof the dress. 1 Au in!el panel a t th e fro11t of the tdref.S will give your figure attractive :Might. For sunm*r PittablJl'llh. AMERICAN 14111 Gortln'• moJtlJ llU ·~~·''" ,,.d Jlerdr1tl i,. P11ri1 ~tnd llrl I ~nnatt. a.t 1 M ~~~~~p~.~ ~ .. ·. . . Rates surprisingly · low $1.50 to $2 50 Famout PUrple Cow· ~fee Shoppe · Club Breakfast 25c to 50e Luncheon 60c Dinner 50c and 70.· Did You Ever Stop l ..o Think? Won Lost &4 31 lNTEeNA'fiONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. N'ew&rk .. . .. . .. . . 62 40 .608 .Roobellt-p .. ' 6(} 42 .568 Tot'onto . . . . . 56 45 .554 Uo.Itlmore . . . 53 52 .500 Montreat . . . 4U &2 .490 Ph11adelphu~. aL ChlcaiJO· BOI)ton at St. LouiB. All The Hotel Chttl:&flttlea 4.3 · f4 36 47 36 49 31 51 Club NATIONAL LEAGIIB FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS '1 ASSOOIA'liiON Toledo at Atilwaukee. -.-:-::=· -- ,·~ I wB~llin,.ghm GAM,ES TODAY ' I THE Club New York off Gillespie 10. : OUiespie. him mort than hi.l! 4u;opti uu by the Sioux lndl&ns now &t WfO•· ' li'11ir. Chief Black Horn is 1hown co11ferrlne the chief'a nnt.,. . huddreaa on the Italian air leader. Balbo'a Sioux name. BPI ' "' ' enouu;b, ia Chid' F lyln11 Eagle. ' - . . f,, 1· S9 "'' ,.. 40 AMEKit.:AN LEAGUf.. LOS\ TEN POUND5! • ·Club Won Lost New York . . . . 60 34 1 Ohlca~ro .. .. • .. . .. 49 40 ~ 12; Pltt.BbUri'h ' .. : . . • . 47 Louis . . · >lB 'l 50 . NATlONAL LEAGIJE et. ....... There's Always a heroty wdcome for you at Columbus, OKlo. Fhtladelphle 7, Detroit 3. ~trolt 10, PhUadelphi& 5. Chicago 8, New Yort f. W8.lihlngton 8, St. Loula 7, IN'i'i!aNATIONAL LEAGUE Rcche11ter l, JerseY City 0. Rochester II, Jersey CJty 2 \seven Innings, agreement). Buffalo 14. Baltimore 6. Baltimore 11, Buffalo 3 <s~vcn inninp, agt·eement.J Albany 18, Montreal 10 .• Montreal 6. Alba.ny 2 <seven inn- Won Lost Club 51 53 5;! 47 46 HuntJngton lnp) . AMERICAN AS80('L\TION •. vn lienerat Dalbo ln. ' Perfect Lvcation .... Service ..... Comfort AMERICAN LEAGUE CleVEland 8. Bo6ton 1 U3 lnu- HOW THEY STAND Two base hl1.s : Fizer, W. Haley 2, L. Ha.!ey. Three base hit; Wilftam s. Struck out by Buck 13 ; by Gillespie 8. on balls by Buck 5, by Gill- ' ~01o0 VI L. l .. 1.. ~ .. .1 " ........ . . .. d l ... THE "BOU~E OJ' BosltrrAUTY• NA'l10NAL CinclnnaU 6, Brooklyn , 5. Plttsburah i. New York 1. New York 7, Pltt&bwyb 3. · Only games scheduled. I ' ""' 7 declalon. Buddy ul sa!ll!P Euns ..... .. 0 0 0 t 0 2 3 I X 10 Hlta . . . .. , , . 1 l 1 3 0 3 5 1 X 15 I 8 :;r;;;j;;.alao •tarred ror .the wtnnet't, DJ1(J1(p, 'BOOM AND• POLLY. AND HER· PALS - FlreJ>I... co~fl) ,. to Fuhion l3uruu. Write caufuJiy anfl ~ainly your name end full ad~1-e••• the ~~mber of the pattlfll , •pd t' te aite yo~ w1nt, · 1 1 ,.i"' way:- Addnu YQMr lette;r in the follow- ,,, ; J094 a!1& ,:hi• Coupon · p~tt~ru ~y return mail. out will ,bn,,g Please mall at on~e your Paris pattern, No. 1094, size-to Name · .. , .• . , . , . . . .. . . .. .. . .... . . . ... ;.. .. : . . ...• l l ! •1 Auureu . .. .. , ..•... .. • • ....1~ ••~• • · ··· "'' •• . ..~ · . · ·,· . ,, ~····.~..w I 'J ' •·,v)A. > ' I. ' 'I - • �' . .' • ., _.,.._______ S~CT19l'f. ' Jl• ·' ,_ ~·ound- 'A DNER:riSING' ' • ' Socialites Wear " .'ft& D.utY ftDIIIIIII , . .... ' ' .. ' tl C:tAS~ l F l E.D.> ' . \_ .r 't'U DA!t.T . U~1A~[~ ... HUNT1~~T~N1N f~EE~HIHING. . . 61 • • . BUCK. BEA~s DO\yN IN The publllherl wU1 be reeponaible on!,y for ono lncorrect tru;ertJon of any advertWement. Ern.~~ 1D advertlaerueotlauoutd be lr: tO da.JB by taking Krusch ~ n Salts. Mrs. Helga. Blau&h or Ncw York OltJ reduced 26% lb&.-took • lnehes ott hips, 3 Inches off bust and 7~ Jnehes off wa.lst. She writes; "I hAven't sone hunKJ1' iL moment-I feel tine e.nd look. 10 yrs. younrer: .. To ret· rtd of double chl.n, bulgtng hips, ugly roUs .of fa.t on wais t Mr. a.nd Mrs. VlrgU Rose ami attd upper arw SAFELY and children returned to th-M home In without dl.soomfort.--a.t the same Aka on, Monday, after h&ving: apP.nt time build up 11or10ua health arad 1 weeks here with friend& acquire e olear 'llkin. b'rlght eyes, a. coupe and pan:.nt~. energy ana.ndd vt -:~oo,~sn~k to ~~i'r Rf:v. L. H. McCumbEr, daughters, younger na ~ e a. 'w. M111. Vernon How~·ll. Rev. Orr and t~poonful or Kruschen &~.ltll in a son, WalLer, returned last week gi~SS of hot wa.ter every morning frcm Wellsburg, W. Va., wh,erethey before breakfast. a ttended the runero.l or .Mrs. EJta.s One jar lMt.s 4 wee:~ Rnd costr ' Btllef:. The decea.sed wa.s the 11l.ster but a trine at Barton a Pha.rmacy, of Rev. McCumber and was from Pomeroy and Martin & Roller· •ear' Pomeroy She with her husMiddleport, or any drtJ.Ptore the band n.nd fn.~lly ~oved to w,n~. wort~ over. Mat'1 sure you get ' fJD Kroschen because It's SAPE. Money back It nor. joyfully satlatled. adv. No ad7erlisemen~ will be taken tor leu than a mtntmum chaJ'i'e ot twen~tlve centa tor eacb inlert!oD. For Sale, MP.c. FOR BALE-Oas table range. good condition. Will sell chea p. E. Shoemaker , WylUs HilL 7-20-3t r FOR BALE-A large lo t or timber 2"x8"xl8', 2"xlO"xl6', 8"x8"xl6',4" r:6"Xl6'. Al8o 1arge 'Ounch of b&nk. tiel, pWng a.nd a. lot ot heavy timber 6''xl6"x20'. For tull 1n· formation can 604 at Gatupolts or aee Candee CoilJ Co., 701 f'lnt Ave., OsllJpolls. 7-18-3t. =::--c= - en AND TRY the nf'iV De Laval Oree.m Separators. 'l'rade In aU wom ' ' old Meredith. - - - -- cqLUM13US repor~ lmmedlatell'. Beparalol'B. 1 I I. C. 7· 18·3t eotmub.U, Ohto. BOO &ooiiQI. !n Total .... . .. . ... 431015 27 8 4 ' an Clltr 'Sunday ellt~l'talned Sunday by of! youhg men from Arbor c.eminaJY In . The many friends eon who hal -.....1 Akron for the..,.....~ oe!ved the ~;~,,;;;;;.;.,;;;;:;,!· : ~r~' a_r ~eO.:;'~~~ra 2 ~f toHatley, canada. in !our runs. Larry French or tlul Plrates outpointed Fred Fitzsimmons or the Giants. 4 to l , but the Les.gue leaden Look the nightcap, 7 to 3, &ewing up the game In the flrat inning when "they knocked HaJ Smith ott the mound aud scored tour runs. IPltt~~burgh kayoed Letty Clark in ~heir half or the flrat frame but b.1s &lWCelsor, Carl Hubbell, stopped the Bucs cold and chalked ~ his 14th. tl'iumph or tlle year. The double bill kept 22,000 Pltt.aburgh rana on edge to the extent of heaving pop bottles. Even the Umpires were fighting, Moran re- ~A..~N ~l'::Y Mr. and )4:ra. A. A. Board of • Elmer Pln!aw l8 employed at. Gra.ham Statton were vlaitore here Zansevllle. Etaturday. Mrs. ThOll. D<>.A. ford~ ve...,. p-·•ty Artldl Braydon .of _: no•..,. - · J ._.... ___ Op. errors .. 100101Dlx . ~ - '·: J. ·Those Sensatiorml ,Senators 4 35 43 46 45 I:Jalltl: McNaughton, WIII-IJ1~~~~~~~~~ · 44 40 · ou errors : Hysell Run City . .. .. . . 40 50 &t 59 COlumbus Minm..o.polls St. Paul . l'IJdlanapdas . ' '''. Toledo . ·. . · -- ·:;;~:~3'~~ runs:4.Hysell• Run 5, Hunt B91ton .. . .. Brooklyn . . . . . .. .. Philadelphia . . . . . . Cnclnnati 1!7 .: 1\VINq . I pha6E' '' AMERICAN lnd~lis &t ~eropolls . Loulsvllle at St. Paul. Only games ~uled. Brooklyn at folew YOrk By JANE GORDON "t SHEER JA~KIT DRESS ~ FE C. 'T S Pr.!OOF ~,.:..."'E. ·"U' ,.,,., '"' m4d1 l11 fl•u Yor ... Anoth«'r little jacket drc:u in sht er !crepe that e.llpresscs g:a.y mood in iblue and white priut. ~ porl! , make the dr•!SS Rochester at Toronto. Montreal at Buffalo. BaltUnor~ a.L Jen;ey City, New&rk at Alba.ny. Caught • Itt 44 43 4l ,, 42 Drtroit . ... , . Cleveln.nd .... ... . -l2 41 Boslon ...... . J.''l St.. Lculs · 34 4.6 50 58 .. .. .. .. .. . 16 56 .451 Buffalo . . . . . . . . . . . 46 I ,Jet~;lly Olt.y . . . . . . 35 57 -63 .447 .35'7 YESTERDAY':S RESULTS AMJ::RJ:tAN ASSOCIATION CclumbUB Q, KansaB O:lty 5 , Columbus J. Kan888 City 1. Mtnncapolts 1, Irullanapolla 5. MUm~apolis 1!1. Jndlan~~opoll.B 8. st. Paul 5, LoulsvUle 3. · St. Paul 10, Lou1svllle 1. Toledo U , Milwaukee 9. Toledo 2, MUwaukee 1 OD bJI>t.)· fligh Tension Web. ~ . Silver Ball Room for Dan~e Private Diniap Roomo CHITTENDEN HOTEL Sprlnr Ud IU(h GEO. A. WBDlG. llaDaPI By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma J. DAVID STERN, PUBLISHER OF THE PHILADELPHIA RECORD SAYS: "Advertisine is becomin11 more intellieent. Durine the pad thirty year• there hu.been a co111tant rise in the level of ad'O'ei!tUineappeal. Not only are the lar11e advertiaiae aeencies whi!:h prepare the bi11 national c:ampaiens etaployin11 better talent to cle•11111 and write the advertisin11, but they are attuning their copy to a more intelli11ent audience. "The day ia past of flamboyant, ballyhoo advertisiJJe with crude i!liUtrations and ab1urdly superlative claims., ' · "Up to date advertiaine i• the loeic~l ariUment of an intelii" lent aale&man addreuing intellipnt prospects. "Advertiten hav~ a!Jandoned the idea of ~itiat'their copy down to the ma•se•. A1 a result Americaq a4vertl•ine hu become one of the II":•tell ~duc:ational and cultural forces i11 our •ocial orranilm. It h.. chanpd our diet, telline ua wbat fpod to eat, and when, and how to p~par~ it. It hat ehanr:d our home life by introdgci... a multitude of lajloN'!vil}f !lftvii1!1J which lelsen till' dri11lr~I'J' of ~ work. TAril ,111t1r11 N11. 11J9i. m•1 &-1 IJb . · ,.i•ed iff 1icn U to 10 nnd 12 le 1-2. I ' How to C'ret T/fese Patterns IS crrnla (In 'ta.mp• or 7 • As Wt:I.L As I.EAOIAIG -1HE' · ;· NATS j'b A PENNANT. ~· ! White and p,u tel tub t~oitkt arr , 11:1pedally smart I!Chtml!!s, Sen~ YOU WASHINGlbt.lS ' whtte crash linen. , LEAGUE Cleveland at New Yol'k. Chicago a.t Boston. Detroit at Washill8ton. St. Louis &t Philadelphia. soy PIL!11", WHO HoPES . ."ro WI~ 'THE BATTING CROiiiM ' 1of pastel tub silk and the jac~et of \o~J'olov ""· " •·• 1 f:l~R.FE'CI 31 I AlbH.ny INTE&~ATIONAL LEAGUE ~ A aporti ve note is th.e tied '-Ollar iof wh ite shee r u cpe. The white crepe appeau 11gain in th e upper bodltt! · iof the dress. 1 Au in!el panel a t th e fro11t of the tdref.S will give your figure attractive :Might. For sunm*r PittablJl'llh. AMERICAN 14111 Gortln'• moJtlJ llU ·~~·''" ,,.d Jlerdr1tl i,. P11ri1 ~tnd llrl I ~nnatt. a.t 1 M ~~~~~p~.~ ~ .. ·. . . Rates surprisingly · low $1.50 to $2 50 Famout PUrple Cow· ~fee Shoppe · Club Breakfast 25c to 50e Luncheon 60c Dinner 50c and 70.· Did You Ever Stop l ..o Think? Won Lost &4 31 lNTEeNA'fiONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. N'ew&rk .. . .. . .. . . 62 40 .608 .Roobellt-p .. ' 6(} 42 .568 Tot'onto . . . . . 56 45 .554 Uo.Itlmore . . . 53 52 .500 Montreat . . . 4U &2 .490 Ph11adelphu~. aL ChlcaiJO· BOI)ton at St. LouiB. All The Hotel Chttl:&flttlea 4.3 · f4 36 47 36 49 31 51 Club NATIONAL LEAGIIB FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS '1 ASSOOIA'liiON Toledo at Atilwaukee. -.-:-::=· -- ,·~ I wB~llin,.ghm GAM,ES TODAY ' I THE Club New York off Gillespie 10. : OUiespie. him mort than hi.l! 4u;opti uu by the Sioux lndl&ns now &t WfO•· ' li'11ir. Chief Black Horn is 1hown co11ferrlne the chief'a nnt.,. . huddreaa on the Italian air leader. Balbo'a Sioux name. BPI ' "' ' enouu;b, ia Chid' F lyln11 Eagle. ' - . . f,, 1· S9 "'' ,.. 40 AMEKit.:AN LEAGUf.. LOS\ TEN POUND5! • ·Club Won Lost New York . . . . 60 34 1 Ohlca~ro .. .. • .. . .. 49 40 ~ 12; Pltt.BbUri'h ' .. : . . • . 47 Louis . . · >lB 'l 50 . NATlONAL LEAGIJE et. ....... There's Always a heroty wdcome for you at Columbus, OKlo. Fhtladelphle 7, Detroit 3. ~trolt 10, PhUadelphi& 5. Chicago 8, New Yort f. W8.lihlngton 8, St. Loula 7, IN'i'i!aNATIONAL LEAGUE Rcche11ter l, JerseY City 0. Rochester II, Jersey CJty 2 \seven Innings, agreement). Buffalo 14. Baltimore 6. Baltimore 11, Buffalo 3 <s~vcn inninp, agt·eement.J Albany 18, Montreal 10 .• Montreal 6. Alba.ny 2 <seven inn- Won Lost Club 51 53 5;! 47 46 HuntJngton lnp) . AMERICAN AS80('L\TION •. vn lienerat Dalbo ln. ' Perfect Lvcation .... Service ..... Comfort AMERICAN LEAGUE CleVEland 8. Bo6ton 1 U3 lnu- HOW THEY STAND Two base hl1.s : Fizer, W. Haley 2, L. Ha.!ey. Three base hit; Wilftam s. Struck out by Buck 13 ; by Gillespie 8. on balls by Buck 5, by Gill- ' ~01o0 VI L. l .. 1.. ~ .. .1 " ........ . . .. d l ... 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