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One omc. at. - ~ -- T ••••• To Wed RooSevelt · • VIRGINIA P• .~ GREGG .. < • PRESIDENT, Phone 582·L <Con""u'eclt.&; Pot/; &.l can be made at the ~$; ~. Johnaon uid. &owner, be dedar... ed "any objeeiion to Lhe Prut<~e.lh plan to lncn!Aae Purthaa1nl dov/t!' tu bring it int..? accord with the rlslnr prieea Ls Jw'- bunk." We figlU'I!-d to al_.low the op~ .. ' lflo110001, bn&o, ...,... the Act or March 3, '"'· PUlJ!lob"" Dollr IUid ox- St.turd&y. Locatod on ...,.,.,. lllnet. l'omeroy, 0. *lido" . ,e' • Tll-li! '·DAILY TRIQ ~ ' ' I Uan ~ $vllk .,.,. o¢1U11ullt.ed au1rrqe by three. 1\nd we would win. · pu~lJ,caUon tbey ~ ln all _,. l1gD Ulelr oam.......,tb_b Dol D - lo be "'';ted. AnoUJIDOUI let-tere, bo~Wever exl!""llent an:l df4Jtqle ~ tbem· IJII.v• ID DO iD!tauoe "iU be publ1at:tect.. • LONGDALE I ..... l<lmboll, - \ PJallaalpl!la. Pllt.tbarrb, HMwa.... <llaltaro. Kolllortal J'DI' BulDeu Ofllct ud ClnlulaLion qtpt. Oa1l • · • p,. ilDe Dellttred By Canier JO Weclt • • . . . . . • . . • . $ 15 One Month •. , • , • , • •. , •..••• Three !&ontl :s ........... .. 1.00 Month . .. • .. . . .. . .tiO Six Montlll , . , • , , . . . • , •..•. 1.00 Y.r • • •••. , • . . • . • . G.OO One Yl!lU' • , •• , , •••• ,, • ••••• uo ~ . ALL RkJPORTS are true, it appears that the authorities in the Spanish hland of Maliorca, a.re doing everyl;:£~hing in their power to brew trouble between their own :~'~'' cc1untry and that of lhe Uuited Stutes. Soma time ago, it seems, troui.Jie ~Xil'!l~d between five American citizens and a c 1v1l guard and smce th£tt time the uccused American:s have been held in the dingy island jail, 4 petiod of some 45 days, without bpi!. One, a wom- 1 an, has been mcarcerated beoide the cell of a demented &paniih woman until. the American woman herself is on ·zthe verge of a nenoul:! break .. down. The islanders have been so comlistently unfair, un· ·bendCng and arbitrary that ~II mdicatins point to inter:;,:fA· Ib~Ijqi,ng and Hu1trary that the United States government to see that some semblance of fair play and '"I{•B·.l\llltic:e are ac(:orded to the citi:ten5 of this country. ' 'fiJi~ lllCI(ient but emphasizes the feeling of m<>st J ~~ :'l places Ullt!Sid~ of OUT own country where the jea)ocsy of 1' " tP,~ ~mcricun people is MO great that the natives cannot help but show their feeling in the meanest way possible. While few people want to see any trouble between · the u.mted State• ,and..,pain, 1t is a certamty that all want everY, AmericRn citizen actorded just1r e. No more Mll " ~f . fir Rlll'ol Momeol (;;) • ·'r;, ·\ \_~ l:t / , ~{ ... ~, / '•· r. • I\~ t •'"'\,, "'-'\'- • , tf' ' n·1,( 0. l\lf ('). <'•J j>;(' f ~\ "t' ·, ( ' W i 1.; ' •' ,..• Y)\ • •• I I Mr and Mr8 Cl&.ud Bumpmer of Charleston were recent ruest.! ot the latt.er'll pawmts, Mr. and Mrs. John McMUllan. 1 dod'• pec:Uu .r.,-or ahQWa fr. 2) God dJ~ for thla ~~h~ f!'b~t he did for DO other lll,tiO~ Ia tot ' hlatory o! the world, 1 I 0 I I ' :!'. Post •"t '(.. I· .~:==·~":":':··~·- =.·="'=··~-~·:::'"='==··=·~·~·=·=·=..~·~====~::-=:::::==~=,;~~~~~~~ ·_ 1 1 1 MODiiL No. 902 Btanol&nl l:'fonp l!aiihell ia _.....a.rc. ~ . , ~ J -if• ....... T HE DECISION of th e Sec 1·etary of State in refusing to ; '.a-Radk 8ibk s-. lrtt.: Cl.W•ICOI. OWo cany the dry rererendum case of the Supreme Court BETHANY M. ' E. CHURCH of the United States, is only whRt m1ght be expected un~ a.a,l'aJikw Qer the circumSances. No one except the militant, dieSunday school at 9 Hi A M Ben Supt. hard ,drys who cons1det uuy tactics JUStified by the end, Neutzllnr, M9rntna: wort~hip at 10 2{) A M objects. Preach1Q8 servlc'e. !fhe fundarn Bntal ideu of nur government IS tnat the There'll be no evening service majority ' hall rule. That the majority loin favor of huv- FOREST RUN M. ~. CHURCH Frederill F¥. Pastor ing u' vote a u the queHtion, th~re can be no doubt. Petty, PreachlnB service at 9 lli A M unfnir, unAmerican methods to delay the flnal show- Sunday school at 10 15 A M. down can come on ly from tho~ t· ~ources which see no Vernon NeiU!e, Supt. merit m anything which they oppose. The rank and file of PR... edYTERIAN OHURCH ' Ohw voters will welcome n chance to show their senti· Dr. T. BoJtl. Gay, Pdior, M!Mieport. ment on the question. MorninJ tervice 10 30 A. M BubIf Ohio is as dry as the 'militant dry leaders assert, juct "Pollow Me. ' Evenln& service 1.30 P M. Subsurely there can be no ha1·m to their cause in having a ject "The Abundant Lire ' vote. for tf the majority is dry, the ,.:.;tate will remain in The month of A\IIUftt Is the pas~ tor's vacation. ' the dn• column. T'he statement that some 200,000 dry• w11l be disap- t•IRST PRESBYTERIAN & THE EVANGELICAL CHURCH point~d by the decision hs ill·timed af.l well aa ' irrelevant PEAC~ ThoepbU Mehl, Mlnll.ter for there nl'e many times that number ot wets who would Church school convenl!l at 9 A U Earl Ha.rtenbach a.nd Charles have been ""appointed hnd th" underlving principles of Peoples auperlnt.endenta A cordia.! Amerjcan government been so far forgotten as to refuse •1elcome Is eJCt.ended to all visitors stranaers. 0 them ' the l'l ame chance as was accorded their opponents and Mornlnr \IIOrahlp aL 10 30 o'clock f .e nrs ago on a number of ot!casions until the objectl~e Anthem by oholr Sermon "The lde-.1 for Society " was reached anu the •tate was finally placed m tlte and Chrlstia11 Church school will meet for a picnic at Shenana Park ·sunday columQ. apd evening. the deciM!ull i• the only sensible, [air and just way afternoon Thursday eventna the members out of the dilemma TME STOCK MARKET HE RANK and tHe of Amertcan investor~ who c~tnnot oVercome the temptation lo take a few uttiel"N" 111 $tocks, has ugam been treu.ted to the oJd familiar gt~,rne of "Shake· Down ." \~'edm•sday nnd Thursday the stock mar- • T 0 Mlsa Olh Rickard left' Tuesday !ol' Clevehmd where she wUl spend • t verM.I weeks. Rev and Ml'fl, AdklnB and twa IJOY.I were dinner gueettl ot Orb Wolf und fiUl'llly, Sunday, Homer Brown and f~lly tlsJted B11I Brown and fli.mUy, BundMy at 1 Broad Run. '! J Severul trom here attended the community meettne Wedneaday : 't White Church. MJ.ss Anna seu Lievtne spent~ pa.sL week with her grandpa, Prank Rickard and tarnJiy. ~ a. He "!enced It" wheh' he q.. ttlnOO the bouoila.rtu ot J"'el'a ,W. hftlt&D<:i!! (1€e Nnm, 34:118), Miss Ruth Googins of Fort Worth, Tex., society helle, . b He "rathentd out tbe .0~ b~=~i! thereof" whe11. tbe Canunlt.t win in whorli Elliott RoosevtJt, son of the Pre:\ident, 1~ report· c: t'ltE'rLUimated. ed to be romantically interested. Interviewed m Ch ic ago, c. He '1planted It with tbe ('bole• yo~J,ng ROOlilevelt said he would let everybody know in 1 t.han people '"'"~'I vine" when the- ~an.elttlah natiqa. cut to see the two t-Jams Pin v which had I(Jne tbroqb the dfJ.ct· due cour~e 1f he ever intended to get marr1ed agam. He . TCJ11t'ht the great game long plln l\ ry nroc- , 10 EJyptlau buo_d wn~ divorced Monday hy Ml'fl. Ehzaheth DomH•r Rno~il'­ 1 Pfeted, Will be pla.yed at ~ - ~'T' , Middleport llrhted fteld ._,e, ~·a& placed tllereln. vclt. ReJlOrt."' ~ay he will wed Mi!!s LJ.oogm s Satul'd,ay. Potn:~ roy and Mlddlepcut , ' He "bull& a' towe-r lo the rnhlat ~~- -~-4-----------1 see which t.eam shnll meet of It wketl urU!er David Je-ruaalna NEW ARRIVES 1 ried two Rusaian pllol3 two mech· , Mr and Ml :> HeJbel't Fink { L' ' • 1 a.niCll'und a nnvlgtt.tor iu nddltlrm to 11 HarrtP,on and. MonWnu HyFell &.g· Wft)l mmle t11e- rapltal t'lty, Out. or ga!>c It was foaced @' up -~tldf! a \f.·I'Q.f-p.tef14 tllel't!'iol• 1111 of Main !tu•et a.nd Fomtb o.v· t Matte1n • lmlii'Btion in the ftnn.l.s of th,. " '" ~ hall 00t1111$ml!nt ~The grune will 't enue announce the bh'th of an B- tu land six mili' N W <.S ~ of Nome : called 3 ~ 8:4S aa usual 'f.lwu tln! IPIPJ~le b1Jllt b-) Bolowofl pound daughter burn F'llday 'MP Matt.e1n r.hOWfli. th~e.ft'scls'. of hi s ; bel' 1,1111~ t~E! t)~ed plfll'f' or 1wortblp little one hM b~n. named. Nfjll'~ [' pnvatloru In Slbel Ia 1 1 lor lhe- 111lil01l. ~ Ruth ~ \I Celt pre tty sick over In SIOerl.a, t ausse11 Fox of hr Mid But as soon as I got visiting with ~ 2. '.fhe obUJaUon of the nRtloD (Y Uack home on Amerlca.n sul.l I relt Pete FeeneY "He \OOltP.d that It ~ho~l"' br1bl like a mtlllon· dollars ' ! forth grapes.~· 'l'lle1 wbl"d I(Jukt!d eX · 1 o.m sure glad to h68r FOsl Is ! I l!~ ssed the Idee, not ~o}J or dtMtlre, going so well·· snlti Mattern ' My • --,-'-~I or tx~tloo. God not only hopes ot tettlng a reeorft for a solo UNQUESTIONABLY the (ConUnued from Pale Onet dtelrcd, bttf' npeetftd that Isro.el flight around tt:e globe &re 11ot : w6hld brlug lorth frnlt to bll glory NOme and Fairbanks He had been dashecL but I hope Wile;, not only l di!!lill1lble feature off~re4 by ' 8 'l'he divine' diii.J:~polntDil!nt lTv. rc.llowlng the Yukon river but tompl~tes his fl1ght but ,.eta a new 11 wuh" reriLI'dleu ,,f priot-. t· fl. 4) ''{t broulfht ~orth wqd solnewhere beyond Ruby he became reccrd" wrlnreF so ate th~t It is tn;e ~rRf!f!'IJ." lh.<~t81ld ot BWt>et, luseiODI cc-llfused llnd lost hl.s bearln&s :Under the low flying clouds he Nome, Alaska July 2l ~INS.-The trapeill, they hore I'"'Pe.s or a sour FlnST and ONLY eleetrkl wrtn, turned to the southwest instead or big Rus~18.n seaphme and ll.s crew and un\\lroltutome ~ll).d. , ~ e..,stward to Palrbank!ll and after of nve men flew 10 000 mile~ to the 1 ~;n (o 1ecelve t.he a.pproTa.l of t.~ 4. The de9oi~Ltlon of t'he vlne::va;rd hours of wandering finally came R~BECCA 1EIS ue of Jlmmv Mattern lt wa.'! J"e· U n~erwrit.I'M~' Laboratorlea, ¥ (n. l'i-1). Since all etl'orta had bf!Ein down here. vealed here today. YAUGER By a queer quirk of f:>.te he waated, the ownp,r of the vlneydtd 1 'fhr pls.ne ww; stationed at Seba· I we-ll as gobd llousekeeplnr In., purposes to take away the felli',S JXl&ICd an Alaska.n fil::r JO m1les .. topol on the Black Ben when ord· !itli,uie. I jLlld le'""' It to ~ t,o t~R t:n.~t of Ruby who co-uld have a:utd· ~!'red to Anadtr tn bibK Ms.Lteaa ) . ' ed him ool£'!y mto J ':\.1rbauks Nc:1 ~ At U,.e toai'Jt or a flnrer 01' U1 wild tu~ete to wllfte back to clvlllzntion Wll!D repor.M that Posts pl.me 'Thill was the most rl;ffll•eull' ; II. 'fhe 81M Wh.J:h p:LTt of t.he bod.J, Oil paSlied h!n1 B.& he WM flYing frcm ms:ht of my 10 l.ru. •(v'f, 8::;!8) , ! ' Ruby tQ Nome. Wlen kept en h1..11 GUARD,' tb. ... Have dOwny ana:el food cakes, P.r~ ~flee Rolls, tea biSj:Uita, MD~wa 1meats .. . better foodfl of au kinds in the .. flavor.. Krina:" Coleman oven! The nel'f ~trn!aGas Stove with its mar· veloua featurea, makes it easy to cook foods in a more appetizih& :way. Lights like gas ••• instantly Cool,slike gas •.• makesand bums Jta own ps from regu~ar-gasoline. 0 , I The MO<!ern Stove rl1~ht ; and wOt·ng. 1 t. l•ra•l, 1111 UniQUI •ltd Ill. . . ~atlon (n, 1 ~) . • •The: u~iquo:. nlat101'i of tbla Q~ · p011 tu doo. Is presented under ttie ~rl' or 11- v!Dt.yard (T, U . j\:O<,i 4 j~ j I thoRe held arc 'gu 1! ty of brea k'" g lows of another country, they must expect tu pny the penalty, but certainly a mere disagreement w1th a clVII guard Io hordly serio~s onough, with '"' blood-shed, to wan:ant placing five people, mcluding a woman, 1n durance v•le for nearly two month~ •Yithout t!V€0 permitting them to furnish bail. ~o country can i'}uffer if everyone within its borders are treated fairly ond pumshed according to the tene!s of ' asku ·Foods . .1 • _ I' ket d·ropped very much as • huge dirigible would be ex-1 pecterl to plummet if all the ga!'i an the various bags was I releuSed at one ttme. Naturally durmg the great cral"h, thousands of small investors, playing the . markets under the handicap of distnnce and inexperience, suffered l cavi!Y· :r Wh1le the losses were 110\ anything to compare 1n '·\'ll!~m•. to tb• grlat rteb 0clc of j92~. t~eY simply served :~~:: again to warn tbe ~.,·eat Amert•a!I latn!Is th~t If t; .yant to he sure to he sheMred to Ill~ •llin, all they do is to da~\Jie in 'otocks lo.ng enou~ll and thf ohear· I will II• done With ecl~t'1\ bile 1t is very improbable tl!~t there _will ever be her cra•h cumpar~b!e to t~e nnp of 102~. there will , .uwa:y8 be enou11h rece..iQno followln& surJes, t9 take the change of t!Ie 4vQra11e investor whp has oo verY to learn tl!at he tjllqko he k~owo •om~tlllng auout of - - -· - f) J;o_,,,;;-o 40>4 ...1~ ""'1><1•>~-!jp.ll - new modelt witll tank• ; gliatehirtc in tho new RIPnew aDd belil.uti- '- - oet the ' paee ln rt'ylo weD as mechanical per~;On. - Variouo models to ' suit wery, cooking need. .r~;;t~:~·sljown l\ere The Instant-Go Ia the ufe, ~dable, eoonomical · """' 1Q ready .•• m.tantly for anY · coololng)Ob. And it'ao real"mOJioy ' •vea:_. •• averqe fue1 coet ~r ~~~~ for a ralllily of fi"" ia only 2,J. Be oure to oee during his ~ap- Ehersbacb ·Hardware Co, after his Sunday. He appeared be ih io9d ' . . j'be·alth, de•pite the fact that he wasli~pfln a ilamp basement and fed'? ·s~nllwiehes CHURCH c. P. OF THE NAZARENE sm.aes, ._.,, IJ71"&CIIllll! -- ' tures raund en. ' '"!" ~miJ , .... . ' DlOY· fact. the opera the rur :;:rcurr_ Hot W ather Moato On hot summer daye we not onl) like to rely on the retriJ'(!rator to keep 'foods from apoilinJ' but we al110 use It io .eUmlnate .aa mueh cooJdD&' aa po111ii'ble. E. C. 8 . By EDSON R. WA'IT~. SHAWNEE, OKLA.1 ' . ' NORMAN H. ORR, MANAGING EDITOR Of THE Y0NKERS (oN. Y.) RECORD, SAYS I ' ' . f ..• OF THE • Revitws "Aithourb many ·merchanta today could aa¥e th&il' b~bleao from bankru~cJ: by a Uttle o~ the proper kind ,, of. a.tv•rtit\a)f, th&~ 'oavemoney', by liopin.J:~~Atomen will como to their otore: "Juot to advert~ 'wilhiot do, in theoe day. ~f chefulopend· ;· '';~~- ~eJ!Dinour n.~e before the pub~i<; w~!t i.!'~W' ~we:~ <' ..<: . il'.4·11l.J!a!IIIJJ,11!.&uto~t,Jie_ for •!•!'f memt;<;._~'~~~~i!J)~ ~. · 'foday you muat adve~ 'pnce'-d,. the only thllil ptbapec!bve · ,.. cuatomen are interested in. They will co when. they are told and where the fact ia proven that they will ret what they want for leN. · "Hence, the merchant who ltnow1 enou11h to take I&Jlarou• opace, fill it with one or ~o illustriona, little readin11 matter and a cheap price in farce type, wiU cet raulta. "Busineso io bad, but there ie aome bein1 done and them..,.. dilnt w~o goes after, it in the ri1ht way is the one who will IJ"t mootoflt. "Never mak& the mia~ of thinking you oave money by cutting out ~&dvertiainc. I>C;n•t throw money •way by juat buying apae41- Let oomeboclJ who lmowo up-to-date advertiainr math· oda ~ your copy •l!.cl:tcno it. GET THE JUMP ON THE cood a~andard are. alre·~ay im· p~rnU~t~j:~~r~·~~~(kM)I,OI!~ 111\d·ib &irth•rate i1 ORe • of JP~:~~~~~.~ I I • -OTHER FELLOW WHO IS SlTTING BACK WAITING fOR 'USl!'fES$ TO . . IMPROVI;" '< I ' ' I I ,J 1 .'r ' • ,¥;' on V• · Wadi· '!fl .. ~F<TII!JDII!T .... 9 30. ~Qoptmukl from Pase.i 0n11 ' ' . ' thf' many amtae: alao e.or.: N Y. P 8. 6 15 P. M Evans:eUatlc service 7' 30 P ~· Prayer meetin(l Wed. 7 30 P. M Bible 11tudy Frl 7'30 P M. , 9 :3~. Gavernor to to make thia one of 1450 miles to Cc.nll.da., and the other mth! lo New York. pl&nned t~ ~ qiqdei'Q atovea that put an end to cooking dl'li~/ Tbey mike cooking an ..sier, pleaaanter,tosk. Sunday ~chooi 9:30 A M MornlnJ worship 10:30 A ~ 8. and 3,660 • �""!' • ' I ,, '. . " I , 61tiQ. '. U DAILY \ ,.U IIOIGl PIJIILI$HING (JO!QU. tl Pe INJ, Olllct • 11, 1ne.,,.. tbt PoR u leCIOJ'ld-eJaas ma.tt.er eept ~ OW' .trlend.l send ua letien or n~w• m&tt.er for ..... o.uf:y ~-:&Of, al!ai" . •• "' • JUS. . One omc. at. - ~ -- T ••••• To Wed RooSevelt · • VIRGINIA P• .~ GREGG .. < • PRESIDENT, Phone 582·L <Con""u'eclt.&; Pot/; &.l can be made at the ~$; ~. Johnaon uid. &owner, be dedar... ed "any objeeiion to Lhe Prut<~e.lh plan to lncn!Aae Purthaa1nl dov/t!' tu bring it int..? accord with the rlslnr prieea Ls Jw'- bunk." We figlU'I!-d to al_.low the op~ .. ' lflo110001, bn&o, ...,... the Act or March 3, '"'· PUlJ!lob"" Dollr IUid ox- St.turd&y. Locatod on ...,.,.,. lllnet. l'omeroy, 0. *lido" . ,e' • Tll-li! '·DAILY TRIQ ~ ' ' I Uan ~ $vllk .,.,. o¢1U11ullt.ed au1rrqe by three. 1\nd we would win. · pu~lJ,caUon tbey ~ ln all _,. l1gD Ulelr oam.......,tb_b Dol D - lo be "'';ted. AnoUJIDOUI let-tere, bo~Wever exl!""llent an:l df4Jtqle ~ tbem· IJII.v• ID DO iD!tauoe "iU be publ1at:tect.. • LONGDALE I ..... l<lmboll, - \ PJallaalpl!la. Pllt.tbarrb, HMwa.... <llaltaro. Kolllortal J'DI' BulDeu Ofllct ud ClnlulaLion qtpt. Oa1l • · • p,. ilDe Dellttred By Canier JO Weclt • • . . . . . • . . • . $ 15 One Month •. , • , • , • •. , •..••• Three !&ontl :s ........... .. 1.00 Month . .. • .. . . .. . .tiO Six Montlll , . , • , , . . . • , •..•. 1.00 Y.r • • •••. , • . . • . • . G.OO One Yl!lU' • , •• , , •••• ,, • ••••• uo ~ . ALL RkJPORTS are true, it appears that the authorities in the Spanish hland of Maliorca, a.re doing everyl;:£~hing in their power to brew trouble between their own :~'~'' cc1untry and that of lhe Uuited Stutes. Soma time ago, it seems, troui.Jie ~Xil'!l~d between five American citizens and a c 1v1l guard and smce th£tt time the uccused American:s have been held in the dingy island jail, 4 petiod of some 45 days, without bpi!. One, a wom- 1 an, has been mcarcerated beoide the cell of a demented &paniih woman until. the American woman herself is on ·zthe verge of a nenoul:! break .. down. The islanders have been so comlistently unfair, un· ·bendCng and arbitrary that ~II mdicatins point to inter:;,:fA· Ib~Ijqi,ng and Hu1trary that the United States government to see that some semblance of fair play and '"I{•B·.l\llltic:e are ac(:orded to the citi:ten5 of this country. ' 'fiJi~ lllCI(ient but emphasizes the feeling of m<>st J ~~ :'l places Ullt!Sid~ of OUT own country where the jea)ocsy of 1' " tP,~ ~mcricun people is MO great that the natives cannot help but show their feeling in the meanest way possible. While few people want to see any trouble between · the u.mted State• ,and..,pain, 1t is a certamty that all want everY, AmericRn citizen actorded just1r e. No more Mll " ~f . fir Rlll'ol Momeol (;;) • ·'r;, ·\ \_~ l:t / , ~{ ... ~, / '•· r. • I\~ t •'"'\,, "'-'\'- • , tf' ' n·1,( 0. l\lf ('). <'•J j>;(' f ~\ "t' ·, ( ' W i 1.; ' •' ,..• Y)\ • •• I I Mr and Mr8 Cl&.ud Bumpmer of Charleston were recent ruest.! ot the latt.er'll pawmts, Mr. and Mrs. John McMUllan. 1 dod'• pec:Uu .r.,-or ahQWa fr. 2) God dJ~ for thla ~~h~ f!'b~t he did for DO other lll,tiO~ Ia tot ' hlatory o! the world, 1 I 0 I I ' :!'. Post •"t '(.. I· .~:==·~":":':··~·- =.·="'=··~-~·:::'"='==··=·~·~·=·=·=..~·~====~::-=:::::==~=,;~~~~~~~ ·_ 1 1 1 MODiiL No. 902 Btanol&nl l:'fonp l!aiihell ia _.....a.rc. ~ . , ~ J -if• ....... T HE DECISION of th e Sec 1·etary of State in refusing to ; '.a-Radk 8ibk s-. lrtt.: Cl.W•ICOI. OWo cany the dry rererendum case of the Supreme Court BETHANY M. ' E. CHURCH of the United States, is only whRt m1ght be expected un~ a.a,l'aJikw Qer the circumSances. No one except the militant, dieSunday school at 9 Hi A M Ben Supt. hard ,drys who cons1det uuy tactics JUStified by the end, Neutzllnr, M9rntna: wort~hip at 10 2{) A M objects. Preach1Q8 servlc'e. !fhe fundarn Bntal ideu of nur government IS tnat the There'll be no evening service majority ' hall rule. That the majority loin favor of huv- FOREST RUN M. ~. CHURCH Frederill F¥. Pastor ing u' vote a u the queHtion, th~re can be no doubt. Petty, PreachlnB service at 9 lli A M unfnir, unAmerican methods to delay the flnal show- Sunday school at 10 15 A M. down can come on ly from tho~ t· ~ources which see no Vernon NeiU!e, Supt. merit m anything which they oppose. The rank and file of PR... edYTERIAN OHURCH ' Ohw voters will welcome n chance to show their senti· Dr. T. BoJtl. Gay, Pdior, M!Mieport. ment on the question. MorninJ tervice 10 30 A. M BubIf Ohio is as dry as the 'militant dry leaders assert, juct "Pollow Me. ' Evenln& service 1.30 P M. Subsurely there can be no ha1·m to their cause in having a ject "The Abundant Lire ' vote. for tf the majority is dry, the ,.:.;tate will remain in The month of A\IIUftt Is the pas~ tor's vacation. ' the dn• column. T'he statement that some 200,000 dry• w11l be disap- t•IRST PRESBYTERIAN & THE EVANGELICAL CHURCH point~d by the decision hs ill·timed af.l well aa ' irrelevant PEAC~ ThoepbU Mehl, Mlnll.ter for there nl'e many times that number ot wets who would Church school convenl!l at 9 A U Earl Ha.rtenbach a.nd Charles have been ""appointed hnd th" underlving principles of Peoples auperlnt.endenta A cordia.! Amerjcan government been so far forgotten as to refuse •1elcome Is eJCt.ended to all visitors stranaers. 0 them ' the l'l ame chance as was accorded their opponents and Mornlnr \IIOrahlp aL 10 30 o'clock f .e nrs ago on a number of ot!casions until the objectl~e Anthem by oholr Sermon "The lde-.1 for Society " was reached anu the •tate was finally placed m tlte and Chrlstia11 Church school will meet for a picnic at Shenana Park ·sunday columQ. apd evening. the deciM!ull i• the only sensible, [air and just way afternoon Thursday eventna the members out of the dilemma TME STOCK MARKET HE RANK and tHe of Amertcan investor~ who c~tnnot oVercome the temptation lo take a few uttiel"N" 111 $tocks, has ugam been treu.ted to the oJd familiar gt~,rne of "Shake· Down ." \~'edm•sday nnd Thursday the stock mar- • T 0 Mlsa Olh Rickard left' Tuesday !ol' Clevehmd where she wUl spend • t verM.I weeks. Rev and Ml'fl, AdklnB and twa IJOY.I were dinner gueettl ot Orb Wolf und fiUl'llly, Sunday, Homer Brown and f~lly tlsJted B11I Brown and fli.mUy, BundMy at 1 Broad Run. '! J Severul trom here attended the community meettne Wedneaday : 't White Church. MJ.ss Anna seu Lievtne spent~ pa.sL week with her grandpa, Prank Rickard and tarnJiy. ~ a. He "!enced It" wheh' he q.. ttlnOO the bouoila.rtu ot J"'el'a ,W. hftlt&D<:i!! (1€e Nnm, 34:118), Miss Ruth Googins of Fort Worth, Tex., society helle, . b He "rathentd out tbe .0~ b~=~i! thereof" whe11. tbe Canunlt.t win in whorli Elliott RoosevtJt, son of the Pre:\ident, 1~ report· c: t'ltE'rLUimated. ed to be romantically interested. Interviewed m Ch ic ago, c. He '1planted It with tbe ('bole• yo~J,ng ROOlilevelt said he would let everybody know in 1 t.han people '"'"~'I vine" when the- ~an.elttlah natiqa. cut to see the two t-Jams Pin v which had I(Jne tbroqb the dfJ.ct· due cour~e 1f he ever intended to get marr1ed agam. He . TCJ11t'ht the great game long plln l\ ry nroc- , 10 EJyptlau buo_d wn~ divorced Monday hy Ml'fl. Ehzaheth DomH•r Rno~il'­ 1 Pfeted, Will be pla.yed at ~ - ~'T' , Middleport llrhted fteld ._,e, ~·a& placed tllereln. vclt. ReJlOrt."' ~ay he will wed Mi!!s LJ.oogm s Satul'd,ay. Potn:~ roy and Mlddlepcut , ' He "bull& a' towe-r lo the rnhlat ~~- -~-4-----------1 see which t.eam shnll meet of It wketl urU!er David Je-ruaalna NEW ARRIVES 1 ried two Rusaian pllol3 two mech· , Mr and Ml :> HeJbel't Fink { L' ' • 1 a.niCll'und a nnvlgtt.tor iu nddltlrm to 11 HarrtP,on and. MonWnu HyFell &.g· Wft)l mmle t11e- rapltal t'lty, Out. or ga!>c It was foaced @' up -~tldf! a \f.·I'Q.f-p.tef14 tllel't!'iol• 1111 of Main !tu•et a.nd Fomtb o.v· t Matte1n • lmlii'Btion in the ftnn.l.s of th,. " '" ~ hall 00t1111$ml!nt ~The grune will 't enue announce the bh'th of an B- tu land six mili' N W <.S ~ of Nome : called 3 ~ 8:4S aa usual 'f.lwu tln! IPIPJ~le b1Jllt b-) Bolowofl pound daughter burn F'llday 'MP Matt.e1n r.hOWfli. th~e.ft'scls'. of hi s ; bel' 1,1111~ t~E! t)~ed plfll'f' or 1wortblp little one hM b~n. named. Nfjll'~ [' pnvatloru In Slbel Ia 1 1 lor lhe- 111lil01l. ~ Ruth ~ \I Celt pre tty sick over In SIOerl.a, t ausse11 Fox of hr Mid But as soon as I got visiting with ~ 2. '.fhe obUJaUon of the nRtloD (Y Uack home on Amerlca.n sul.l I relt Pete FeeneY "He \OOltP.d that It ~ho~l"' br1bl like a mtlllon· dollars ' ! forth grapes.~· 'l'lle1 wbl"d I(Jukt!d eX · 1 o.m sure glad to h68r FOsl Is ! I l!~ ssed the Idee, not ~o}J or dtMtlre, going so well·· snlti Mattern ' My • --,-'-~I or tx~tloo. God not only hopes ot tettlng a reeorft for a solo UNQUESTIONABLY the (ConUnued from Pale Onet dtelrcd, bttf' npeetftd that Isro.el flight around tt:e globe &re 11ot : w6hld brlug lorth frnlt to bll glory NOme and Fairbanks He had been dashecL but I hope Wile;, not only l di!!lill1lble feature off~re4 by ' 8 'l'he divine' diii.J:~polntDil!nt lTv. rc.llowlng the Yukon river but tompl~tes his fl1ght but ,.eta a new 11 wuh" reriLI'dleu ,,f priot-. t· fl. 4) ''{t broulfht ~orth wqd solnewhere beyond Ruby he became reccrd" wrlnreF so ate th~t It is tn;e ~rRf!f!'IJ." lh.<~t81ld ot BWt>et, luseiODI cc-llfused llnd lost hl.s bearln&s :Under the low flying clouds he Nome, Alaska July 2l ~INS.-The trapeill, they hore I'"'Pe.s or a sour FlnST and ONLY eleetrkl wrtn, turned to the southwest instead or big Rus~18.n seaphme and ll.s crew and un\\lroltutome ~ll).d. , ~ e..,stward to Palrbank!ll and after of nve men flew 10 000 mile~ to the 1 ~;n (o 1ecelve t.he a.pproTa.l of t.~ 4. The de9oi~Ltlon of t'he vlne::va;rd hours of wandering finally came R~BECCA 1EIS ue of Jlmmv Mattern lt wa.'! J"e· U n~erwrit.I'M~' Laboratorlea, ¥ (n. l'i-1). Since all etl'orta had bf!Ein down here. vealed here today. YAUGER By a queer quirk of f:>.te he waated, the ownp,r of the vlneydtd 1 'fhr pls.ne ww; stationed at Seba· I we-ll as gobd llousekeeplnr In., purposes to take away the felli',S JXl&ICd an Alaska.n fil::r JO m1les .. topol on the Black Ben when ord· !itli,uie. I jLlld le'""' It to ~ t,o t~R t:n.~t of Ruby who co-uld have a:utd· ~!'red to Anadtr tn bibK Ms.Lteaa ) . ' ed him ool£'!y mto J ':\.1rbauks Nc:1 ~ At U,.e toai'Jt or a flnrer 01' U1 wild tu~ete to wllfte back to clvlllzntion Wll!D repor.M that Posts pl.me 'Thill was the most rl;ffll•eull' ; II. 'fhe 81M Wh.J:h p:LTt of t.he bod.J, Oil paSlied h!n1 B.& he WM flYing frcm ms:ht of my 10 l.ru. •(v'f, 8::;!8) , ! ' Ruby tQ Nome. Wlen kept en h1..11 GUARD,' tb. ... Have dOwny ana:el food cakes, P.r~ ~flee Rolls, tea biSj:Uita, MD~wa 1meats .. . better foodfl of au kinds in the .. flavor.. Krina:" Coleman oven! The nel'f ~trn!aGas Stove with its mar· veloua featurea, makes it easy to cook foods in a more appetizih& :way. Lights like gas ••• instantly Cool,slike gas •.• makesand bums Jta own ps from regu~ar-gasoline. 0 , I The MO<!ern Stove rl1~ht ; and wOt·ng. 1 t. l•ra•l, 1111 UniQUI •ltd Ill. . . ~atlon (n, 1 ~) . • •The: u~iquo:. nlat101'i of tbla Q~ · p011 tu doo. Is presented under ttie ~rl' or 11- v!Dt.yard (T, U . j\:O<,i 4 j~ j I thoRe held arc 'gu 1! ty of brea k'" g lows of another country, they must expect tu pny the penalty, but certainly a mere disagreement w1th a clVII guard Io hordly serio~s onough, with '"' blood-shed, to wan:ant placing five people, mcluding a woman, 1n durance v•le for nearly two month~ •Yithout t!V€0 permitting them to furnish bail. ~o country can i'}uffer if everyone within its borders are treated fairly ond pumshed according to the tene!s of ' asku ·Foods . .1 • _ I' ket d·ropped very much as • huge dirigible would be ex-1 pecterl to plummet if all the ga!'i an the various bags was I releuSed at one ttme. Naturally durmg the great cral"h, thousands of small investors, playing the . markets under the handicap of distnnce and inexperience, suffered l cavi!Y· :r Wh1le the losses were 110\ anything to compare 1n '·\'ll!~m•. to tb• grlat rteb 0clc of j92~. t~eY simply served :~~:: again to warn tbe ~.,·eat Amert•a!I latn!Is th~t If t; .yant to he sure to he sheMred to Ill~ •llin, all they do is to da~\Jie in 'otocks lo.ng enou~ll and thf ohear· I will II• done With ecl~t'1\ bile 1t is very improbable tl!~t there _will ever be her cra•h cumpar~b!e to t~e nnp of 102~. there will , .uwa:y8 be enou11h rece..iQno followln& surJes, t9 take the change of t!Ie 4vQra11e investor whp has oo verY to learn tl!at he tjllqko he k~owo •om~tlllng auout of - - -· - f) J;o_,,,;;-o 40>4 ...1~ ""'1><1•>~-!jp.ll - new modelt witll tank• ; gliatehirtc in tho new RIPnew aDd belil.uti- '- - oet the ' paee ln rt'ylo weD as mechanical per~;On. - Variouo models to ' suit wery, cooking need. .r~;;t~:~·sljown l\ere The Instant-Go Ia the ufe, ~dable, eoonomical · """' 1Q ready .•• m.tantly for anY · coololng)Ob. And it'ao real"mOJioy ' •vea:_. •• averqe fue1 coet ~r ~~~~ for a ralllily of fi"" ia only 2,J. Be oure to oee during his ~ap- Ehersbacb ·Hardware Co, after his Sunday. He appeared be ih io9d ' . . j'be·alth, de•pite the fact that he wasli~pfln a ilamp basement and fed'? ·s~nllwiehes CHURCH c. P. OF THE NAZARENE sm.aes, ._.,, IJ71"&CIIllll! -- ' tures raund en. ' '"!" ~miJ , .... . ' DlOY· fact. the opera the rur :;:rcurr_ Hot W ather Moato On hot summer daye we not onl) like to rely on the retriJ'(!rator to keep 'foods from apoilinJ' but we al110 use It io .eUmlnate .aa mueh cooJdD&' aa po111ii'ble. E. C. 8 . By EDSON R. WA'IT~. SHAWNEE, OKLA.1 ' . ' NORMAN H. ORR, MANAGING EDITOR Of THE Y0NKERS (oN. Y.) RECORD, SAYS I ' ' . f ..• OF THE • Revitws "Aithourb many ·merchanta today could aa¥e th&il' b~bleao from bankru~cJ: by a Uttle o~ the proper kind ,, of. a.tv•rtit\a)f, th&~ 'oavemoney', by liopin.J:~~Atomen will como to their otore: "Juot to advert~ 'wilhiot do, in theoe day. ~f chefulopend· ;· '';~~- ~eJ!Dinour n.~e before the pub~i<; w~!t i.!'~W' ~we:~ <' ..<: . il'.4·11l.J!a!IIIJJ,11!.&uto~t,Jie_ for •!•!'f memt;<;._~'~~~~i!J)~ ~. · 'foday you muat adve~ 'pnce'-d,. the only thllil ptbapec!bve · ,.. cuatomen are interested in. They will co when. they are told and where the fact ia proven that they will ret what they want for leN. · "Hence, the merchant who ltnow1 enou11h to take I&Jlarou• opace, fill it with one or ~o illustriona, little readin11 matter and a cheap price in farce type, wiU cet raulta. "Busineso io bad, but there ie aome bein1 done and them..,.. dilnt w~o goes after, it in the ri1ht way is the one who will IJ"t mootoflt. "Never mak& the mia~ of thinking you oave money by cutting out ~&dvertiainc. I>C;n•t throw money •way by juat buying apae41- Let oomeboclJ who lmowo up-to-date advertiainr math· oda ~ your copy •l!.cl:tcno it. GET THE JUMP ON THE cood a~andard are. alre·~ay im· p~rnU~t~j:~~r~·~~~(kM)I,OI!~ 111\d·ib &irth•rate i1 ORe • of JP~:~~~~~.~ I I • -OTHER FELLOW WHO IS SlTTING BACK WAITING fOR 'USl!'fES$ TO . . IMPROVI;" '< I ' ' I I ,J 1 .'r ' • ,¥;' on V• · Wadi· '!fl .. ~F<TII!JDII!T .... 9 30. ~Qoptmukl from Pase.i 0n11 ' ' . ' thf' many amtae: alao e.or.: N Y. P 8. 6 15 P. M Evans:eUatlc service 7' 30 P ~· Prayer meetin(l Wed. 7 30 P. M Bible 11tudy Frl 7'30 P M. , 9 :3~. Gavernor to to make thia one of 1450 miles to Cc.nll.da., and the other mth! lo New York. pl&nned t~ ~ qiqdei'Q atovea that put an end to cooking dl'li~/ Tbey mike cooking an ..sier, pleaaanter,tosk. Sunday ~chooi 9:30 A M MornlnJ worship 10:30 A ~ 8. and 3,660 • �S~CUSE ' . BasehaU 'Olf P.i-~ _,._ , 'II H£ PUYfO U Cheater '. . SUNO"Y "'' ·-~ j YIS HUTUND CIUHS£ Qu.,Jifyln11-Round Of ' Adminion 16 , Cell~ tlo!e.t To <!"'te<e~e ·. lrtjlt~h .' _Play . ·- BYRON BING, M. .~ 4. ~l-' ~ ' . IONBIIOY,~ .~ ' . . Ooarl BU..~ 0tor -~ '• Tbe ,it twr wtJ.l 1tacUy t~Miat )IOU U ~ 10 that the topy tor ! ~ 14 .. prep<. 011 In &uch • t · m&nhe_r u 1.0 brtDI t.be s:reat.el~ ~ r rel'l~ to YQu.. J Tbe ..publlahera wlli !>o ruponalble •· ~ OQ]J If* one mcorrect. insertion 1 ot any advortitJem.ent. Erro~• iD , idvertilemfnW. anould be reported ! " BEGINS SUNDAY HOTEL COL,!JMBUS Co-• ~~l.f- IH ....... ohiO. PIN,...;~,; ""~ ~... l!l®llt! - ._ ,w ;iate,,Mk9. ·· 'JM· ~.~. j ll&m •uo Dlllj!NG 1\00M' &liD CO,.. .SBQP Ub.- laftle Muiap~qe.at. ' ' ' ALBA 0C'UBT UOT!L ~ POB SALE-Ou tabl~ I-O.nge, ·MOOd oondltlon. wm sell cheap. E. Shoemaker. Wyllls Hill .. 1·20·3t --~~ -~'--· POR BALE-Duto Shallow pupm , Deleo Ll&ht Plaut. N:r . l!mJI"" l'lorllk oo·~ Meredith, Pomeroy, Phone t-:U-3t. Heated FOR SALE-Fresh cows. See Henry Chicago. bas · bonottd the Intrepid] Reibel, Pomrro:r, 0. Phone leader of ltab'a alr armada byl 8121-L 'J-21-St maminl' a at.Net for him. Here J~ WrlLe (or ~'ld•C.. and _____ ___ _ ~£5;:!-<li:.·:~~~~~· Ann Crountos tollltiat with pride; Balbo , Avenue markerJ --......._.___ tio th&: new Bori.t · ALFRED DELAYED M•·. a.ud Mrl'l. Edson Stout a.ud Charley Gephart of OrlumbWI qre v"isltb~K s few days with . Mr. and Mrs. C. F . OuiJtdtl, Mr. and Mrs. warren Bentz. Will ~ ~~~~~ Bentz, Mnt Marie Hopkh111 and ~o n Buddy and El!lle Bll.hr motored lo Delawal'C 11.nd rnd wlt.h Mr. spen~ and the Mrs. week Milford f:!pencer . Mrs. Charles WO!'Id spent. Mon· oay even ing wtth Mrs. James Swartz. Charles Summers of Tuppel'B Plains visited Harry · Swartz Mon(I.U.Y and Tuesday. J. M. Bentz t•ett Worthen we.& •._.~~~~~~~~~J~~ij ca.IUng on Oar- evening . caU!IlJ! on Ooblentz Rlder.our '@EMPS~ <;he~"'· '•n;;-•;,,lliif~,.. Colburn of were the gue1t.a of Mr. 1 Dana Swartz Sundfl.YCharlts Bm·k and aons II.I'C sponding a few dnys fishing Portlaml . Arthur Hummam ~:~pent TU>rn;~ay I Mr. a.nd Mrs. Hem·y In wereParkersbul'Q:. vlsltlng Mr. and M1'6. Albert Morrilt Sunday. Manard Baht was a Pomeroy visitor Wednesday. Several from here attended the Ice cream social at Locust Grove 1 TUOI:iday evening. Carl Barnhill of Athens spent q1e v, euk end wUh hill ruaenltl, Mr. o.nd )Mrll. John Barnhill. ICE CREAM SOCIAL Rood building (former(•, occupied b)· Wolfe Clotbinli Co.) Saturday afternoon and e veninr by Queen E•· thn Clau of Bethany M. E. Sunday .11cbool; WHO BROUGHT ' ' ABoUT 11'1!. <iOLDEN AGE OF !::;~~;];~~'~ COLHOOFIR WON1HI 14-DAYDift CONTEST BY BOXIN(i. Detroit, al· cw;tom,r for the Senators, Jumdcd them a. 1 to 0 , wh\tcWMhlng. EH.ch t~m got only four hits, Gen. Alvln Crowder lostne the duke In the eighth when Dolja.ck. trlplC'd and Rogell singled. RobE"rt MC!:es Grove, peerless oouthpaw or the A's, needed ten Innings to sulldue the Browns, 6 to 6, for his ·-lfith victory or the year. Pinky Hlgglus' s1ngle with the baa~ jamrp.ed broke up the party. OeOJ.'g(! Ei'IPBra.s, who wa.an't good enough fer 1the Ye.nlr:ees, hurled the ked 8Qx to a 5 to 0 shutoull ov.er the Whll:e. &x, no Chlcagq player reaching third base. T~e BoeiLon boys bunch~d hits efl'cc· ' tlvcly off their former playmate. "Bull" Durham. I I I VINES IS DRUBBED Auteull, FmllC'~. July 21.- INSIn one of the most startLing upoot.s In llJ1 the hlstory of tennis, H. W. "Bunny" Aust.tn, the En11llsh• man. won from Ellsworth Vines. Lhc American champion, 1n st.mlrht seLB today In the opening sll\ifles of tile Davis cup 1nter-ZOlv:J ftnais . In all, the tan, ~J~W~~Ilng AmeriNW:, a.n odd:;~ ravortt.e before the Did You Ever Stop To Think? flUI.teh was able kt win aames, Auattn swcepillg ~·o~rh •~· D. llre&t t!"lwnph by 6-1, 6-1, VInes was unable to aet hill !;ackhanll shot.s ov'!r the net. Even hl1 tervlee te.tled him, notably In tbe first two sets ~a chB.nce. wh~!'e h~ never II Innings. wtlmer ~I.Uson, American. carl Moo)'(' pitched for t..tttle at Fred Perry, Enirlllihman, ~R~Itz~a;;;n;;d;;Y ... ou~n~g~dl~d~the~c~a~wi;h~!=n=g:;.;;;;:7~-6~,8~4 in another sta.rtUns ...:.. '" By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma J. DAVID STERN, PUBLISHER OF THE PHILADELPHIA RECORD SAYS: "Advertioing is bec:oming more intelligi!nl During the 'put thirty yean there hao been a conotanl"l'ile In the level of ad~­ ing appeal. Not only are the large aclvertioinr• a11endeo ivh{th prepare the bi1 national c:ampaipo emplo:fu'lir better bdt!bt to deli~ and write the advertioin1, but they are attuninr thelt copy to a mote intelligent audience. · "The day io put of flamboyant, ballyhoo advertillin1 with crude illuatrationo and abaurdly superlative claims. · "Up to date advertiaU.. Ia the logical ar~t~ment of an inteUi· rent aaleaman addreuin, intelligent prospec:ta. "Adverti111ra have •bandoned the idea of editinr their copy down to the ma11e•. As a result Al!leric:ap adv~iain1 ha• b.aome one of the .ducational and-cultural fOfCea in OUf aoi:ial ~npd our dift, tet!hi~"" WPI!l fPoct t9 • it. It Ji_. -~ oqr ~o!PJ of... lab9r-'l~vi61 -~·~ wliiC!i . __ " .... ....,.~~ ·, "lO· " '•· 'It ·' .. , •• r..~ . ,..,.,,~ .~ }-' -·I ·• �S~CUSE ' . BasehaU 'Olf P.i-~ _,._ , 'II H£ PUYfO U Cheater '. . SUNO"Y "'' ·-~ j YIS HUTUND CIUHS£ Qu.,Jifyln11-Round Of ' Adminion 16 , Cell~ tlo!e.t To <!"'te<e~e ·. lrtjlt~h .' _Play . ·- BYRON BING, M. .~ 4. ~l-' ~ ' . IONBIIOY,~ .~ ' . . Ooarl BU..~ 0tor -~ '• Tbe ,it twr wtJ.l 1tacUy t~Miat )IOU U ~ 10 that the topy tor ! ~ 14 .. prep<. 011 In &uch • t · m&nhe_r u 1.0 brtDI t.be s:reat.el~ ~ r rel'l~ to YQu.. J Tbe ..publlahera wlli !>o ruponalble •· ~ OQ]J If* one mcorrect. insertion 1 ot any advortitJem.ent. Erro~• iD , idvertilemfnW. anould be reported ! " BEGINS SUNDAY HOTEL COL,!JMBUS Co-• ~~l.f- IH ....... ohiO. PIN,...;~,; ""~ ~... l!l®llt! - ._ ,w ;iate,,Mk9. ·· 'JM· ~.~. j ll&m •uo Dlllj!NG 1\00M' &liD CO,.. .SBQP Ub.- laftle Muiap~qe.at. ' ' ' ALBA 0C'UBT UOT!L ~ POB SALE-Ou tabl~ I-O.nge, ·MOOd oondltlon. wm sell cheap. E. Shoemaker. Wyllls Hill .. 1·20·3t --~~ -~'--· POR BALE-Duto Shallow pupm , Deleo Ll&ht Plaut. N:r . l!mJI"" l'lorllk oo·~ Meredith, Pomeroy, Phone t-:U-3t. Heated FOR SALE-Fresh cows. See Henry Chicago. bas · bonottd the Intrepid] Reibel, Pomrro:r, 0. Phone leader of ltab'a alr armada byl 8121-L 'J-21-St maminl' a at.Net for him. Here J~ WrlLe (or ~'ld•C.. and _____ ___ _ ~£5;:!-<li:.·:~~~~~· Ann Crountos tollltiat with pride; Balbo , Avenue markerJ --......._.___ tio th&: new Bori.t · ALFRED DELAYED M•·. a.ud Mrl'l. Edson Stout a.ud Charley Gephart of OrlumbWI qre v"isltb~K s few days with . Mr. and Mrs. C. F . OuiJtdtl, Mr. and Mrs. warren Bentz. Will ~ ~~~~~ Bentz, Mnt Marie Hopkh111 and ~o n Buddy and El!lle Bll.hr motored lo Delawal'C 11.nd rnd wlt.h Mr. spen~ and the Mrs. week Milford f:!pencer . Mrs. Charles WO!'Id spent. Mon· oay even ing wtth Mrs. James Swartz. Charles Summers of Tuppel'B Plains visited Harry · Swartz Mon(I.U.Y and Tuesday. J. M. Bentz t•ett Worthen we.& •._.~~~~~~~~~J~~ij ca.IUng on Oar- evening . caU!IlJ! on Ooblentz Rlder.our '@EMPS~ <;he~"'· '•n;;-•;,,lliif~,.. Colburn of were the gue1t.a of Mr. 1 Dana Swartz Sundfl.YCharlts Bm·k and aons II.I'C sponding a few dnys fishing Portlaml . Arthur Hummam ~:~pent TU>rn;~ay I Mr. a.nd Mrs. Hem·y In wereParkersbul'Q:. vlsltlng Mr. and M1'6. Albert Morrilt Sunday. Manard Baht was a Pomeroy visitor Wednesday. Several from here attended the Ice cream social at Locust Grove 1 TUOI:iday evening. Carl Barnhill of Athens spent q1e v, euk end wUh hill ruaenltl, Mr. o.nd )Mrll. John Barnhill. ICE CREAM SOCIAL Rood building (former(•, occupied b)· Wolfe Clotbinli Co.) Saturday afternoon and e veninr by Queen E•· thn Clau of Bethany M. E. Sunday .11cbool; WHO BROUGHT ' ' ABoUT 11'1!. <iOLDEN AGE OF !::;~~;];~~'~ COLHOOFIR WON1HI 14-DAYDift CONTEST BY BOXIN(i. Detroit, al· cw;tom,r for the Senators, Jumdcd them a. 1 to 0 , wh\tcWMhlng. EH.ch t~m got only four hits, Gen. Alvln Crowder lostne the duke In the eighth when Dolja.ck. trlplC'd and Rogell singled. RobE"rt MC!:es Grove, peerless oouthpaw or the A's, needed ten Innings to sulldue the Browns, 6 to 6, for his ·-lfith victory or the year. Pinky Hlgglus' s1ngle with the baa~ jamrp.ed broke up the party. OeOJ.'g(! Ei'IPBra.s, who wa.an't good enough fer 1the Ye.nlr:ees, hurled the ked 8Qx to a 5 to 0 shutoull ov.er the Whll:e. &x, no Chlcagq player reaching third base. T~e BoeiLon boys bunch~d hits efl'cc· ' tlvcly off their former playmate. "Bull" Durham. I I I VINES IS DRUBBED Auteull, FmllC'~. July 21.- INSIn one of the most startLing upoot.s In llJ1 the hlstory of tennis, H. W. "Bunny" Aust.tn, the En11llsh• man. won from Ellsworth Vines. Lhc American champion, 1n st.mlrht seLB today In the opening sll\ifles of tile Davis cup 1nter-ZOlv:J ftnais . In all, the tan, ~J~W~~Ilng AmeriNW:, a.n odd:;~ ravortt.e before the Did You Ever Stop To Think? flUI.teh was able kt win aames, Auattn swcepillg ~·o~rh •~· D. llre&t t!"lwnph by 6-1, 6-1, VInes was unable to aet hill !;ackhanll shot.s ov'!r the net. Even hl1 tervlee te.tled him, notably In tbe first two sets ~a chB.nce. wh~!'e h~ never II Innings. wtlmer ~I.Uson, American. carl Moo)'(' pitched for t..tttle at Fred Perry, Enirlllihman, ~R~Itz~a;;;n;;d;;Y ... ou~n~g~dl~d~the~c~a~wi;h~!=n=g:;.;;;;:7~-6~,8~4 in another sta.rtUns ...:.. '" By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma J. DAVID STERN, PUBLISHER OF THE PHILADELPHIA RECORD SAYS: "Advertioing is bec:oming more intelligi!nl During the 'put thirty yean there hao been a conotanl"l'ile In the level of ad~­ ing appeal. Not only are the large aclvertioinr• a11endeo ivh{th prepare the bi1 national c:ampaipo emplo:fu'lir better bdt!bt to deli~ and write the advertioin1, but they are attuninr thelt copy to a mote intelligent audience. · "The day io put of flamboyant, ballyhoo advertillin1 with crude illuatrationo and abaurdly superlative claims. · "Up to date advertiaU.. Ia the logical ar~t~ment of an inteUi· rent aaleaman addreuin, intelligent prospec:ta. "Adverti111ra have •bandoned the idea of editinr their copy down to the ma11e•. As a result Al!leric:ap adv~iain1 ha• b.aome one of the .ducational and-cultural fOfCea in OUf aoi:ial ~npd our dift, tet!hi~"" WPI!l fPoct t9 • it. It Ji_. -~ oqr ~o!PJ of... lab9r-'l~vi61 -~·~ wliiC!i . __ " .... ....,.~~ ·, "lO· " '•· 'It ·' .. , •• r..~ . ,..,.,,~ .~ }-' -·I ·• �< • • ' ~ \ I • ,,, lW • • • '. \ t R 11'& t • .. D ly al eoa • LE ' In temperature SED VICE. 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