https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3877cdf694f4f471b890b841bfa5f78c.pdf bd0facc1494d2e4c3015b698ecadf42f PDF Text Text __.. ' Personals ' R£SUUS SEEN MU~Ol.IAi TAKES DE41>£RS' NOTICE' - ft 7ou I) ,the News Otllce of The DaOJ--- - - - - OVER MORE WO~ ' Tribnn~, call 2SO.L ; If the Buatneso :POM[fliY ·MIN ,.~·JM IS'iUilT S.uvaae ' , . OI)lee aolt ,or 202-R. '' uur "~ ~ ,, · ' LEASED s- Deed WEATHER FORECAST..!.. Ohlc>-Cioudy _ . . , In South portlon tonloht and Tufllday Cooler tonloht and 1n South port.lon 'rtJeMIB7 SERVICE. Deebire . --ouli PREDICTIONS Studios War On Strikers 4alina~To • Meip County "BEING MAU AS TO OF ERROR 8Y PROPOSAL IVO.aald Benefit All Financially /u Well A. Other Ways OHIO CROP fiEL ! -- Means Of Combattino • • W1ld Speculabon A re SOU& ht Loweat • ON ' RECORO Heat Rec9rdo ,Jo Many Places; (;qm Threatened • -- lk- I MfDDLEPORT- wouJ.d be reqoJirillB and nul- ~leporf mp Chester To Play Pomeroy Smiday GNtlllfli TO NJ Gime HT! AS SAFE-GUARD - -- Boston to Shedtac t.iew Brunswick In t h e takeoff 1 •' U>e 24 Italian "'"Ploue• on their Cheated 1•oauy caused a dPill voyage home ltalo Ba lbo commander """"al I -' o lobe ftotUla asAed foJ a recheck m weather repcrt.s along the north m u coast... 1 oeneral ;salbo had mtended to take 0 otr wfth his 8eet by A M (E _ Of Victo- While Almoot Within Their F' T' •nger EXHAUSTION -- ~~~~.:::~,:~~ ~ Sunday and Monday M•nt.cttmery, Pa.uette,~~~­ J~ PUker SesoiOD Called "Prelimi- l T~e~e .... ~ po88iblllty the w.e- l Of Miahap; Gao Tanka nary" By Secretary on might "' postpo<"d until toEmpty A. They Smaah ••orrow I I D Connec:tJCUt . Wll & ace The bl&l'k bearded leader ut t he I lin 1 magazines 80 Juha St~ Meal Wilson, $1 t• Ut' tach eahh 1t Ch at ' IIIIOR~OI'I'!f The i:om Smeltzer rnoa:t '·8h0fi: Dream to lli"..IDoe Donnally ,Sunday z"o P Pasture la.nd.ll .U>rnu,,hp~t, ore ltiodly dried up dn July 1 the copd1Uon or t.he corn -crop In Ohio Waa e$timated at 62 per cent, 16 ~ polnt.s below aver· Plf The Lrecaat of Production then !IJ~ Q:D 900 000 bushela The potato crop condltlon at that time W&s 56 per cent.-:--the lowest on record The productibn foreeaat 1a only 8 190000 bushels, while the ;;nm~pk>Y ftaure may be towered even more tecauae or the dr}' IPell Tobat~ production Is ~xpected bt COII6lderably lower than I!: berllbach Conipo.ny on \lobi! h '• M ~1 t't", Y6u Eve!" ·Stop To Thjnk? . "' I'~ itJ tney min~na: OWlled bl.l Ebcr sbacll properlte.s beCP.Uife CtmgiLllY had to.xeR on all lt.<t real and pet - Sf\UO.I ploperty and lt lllll]ll~nt 01 hlCk tht~r r• UL:«!fl were no at :tear's and suaar beets •re !1 0~ per cent-also. the lowtat on re>cora. lllO>V• ~ and eiJa .producU.on bfoeift red.uted are&tll' IU'I a result t1ili aeoordlnB to exP<ii:tl> Fruita t.nd truck yeplable~ u well ba.ve , beed serloU&ly damaged ~J (l001" c:t~P' are eU!rua.ted t 1111 Um Iil l{ t.he eutu e lltlgs.tlon on ] "OP~ rty Vh!Ch WOII thairH fhH C\Ull V L'l.X1lllol OlftCIOIR WElle try1ng -t. 1 t;Ollec t taxgs on HOmPthhiA: wh~~h. Ebert~bach Oompany did NOT have tn then· po&BeBiion tor atsveral after the ttme for which- the oftlclnl::; alleJOO ~xe11 were the money tmroJved in thE: ue MAY BELL BUR I By·Edaon R. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. I PAUL: F. JAEGER, EDITOR OF. DISPATCH SAYS: THG "• ., Qolumbua, o , July 24-INBea'le of 8.2 per cent beer and pad· mutuel betting on hot1e races.. may Oblo, Attorney General John W BRAJNERD (MINN.) ' ' Br1cker decland today In to directorat"Of ag•'lcultw nowalate be permitted county falre In Earl Haneteld I THAT never in the hiator111f merchandiaint cooperaflon and inter-dependence of con~umer, &Iiller and the mediuin by which theae 'wo do buoineao...:...the newlpaper-hae been at apparent as at 11retent. Economic fa,:.toro have b~llht betler plannlni of adve"'iting campaiana, better oelectipn of merchandioe by the cpmumer and better eenice by the newopaper; 111! of whidt hao rt'oulted in mutual benfit and inter-dependence of this civilization. ••; r}r.~ ~ l "' ... ;.~··" 1 The-pelftpaper holda the keyito tli\;' -'ina inane~ of m~an• llio~na. It offero a dual aervict.; the contumer bertefilt lly the merchant's election of the newspaper u a medium through which he can acquaint hie patrope of hia wareo. Throuwh thit united cooperation, a new mercbandiaine oyatem ir llevei'!Pinlt. It hae brouaht the newePf,per more etron1ly to the fore than e.ver. In fact, the newopaper has become the buyint "bible" elbilinatinll the old and prennial cuotom of l.areainina and barterina by profe..ional b~p.jn ~ivero. Mt tbat - AND, LIKEWISE, THE NEWSPAPER HAS BECOME THE ACCEPTED GUARANTEE OF QUALITY AND s.ElVICE IN ITS PRESENTATION OF THE PATRONS' NEEDS AND THE MERCHANTS' OFFERINGS. """'t ljD4 q11id. relief Ill a ,... ChevrOlet. Clll!!ll ~ tblo twilt .............t !-&· 8Dd • \>rilk, ........ broeie •II¥ ~ • u: bf DIJIIIc, You""' bUbed·m .,.,.:lnl·"""'l "*'· '..li.from bHd·,!'\~,'~<lil:fe ~ ~ ~ bl DO tiiR!o at ~-~ 'to: • : ~- .~,y-Aatd tbli ~ tiiM JN~IIW ~~IW oer~ti a ~me ~ ,l,ft 'j,p otbcl' lalr-prlc:l!j!' - . lt'o , :~ \1~, ., dJ*I '1'4. ;&!iat,JOU I ' FRIGHT BLAMED DEATH OF CHILD i~~~~~~~~§~~~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~i Post Resting On Flying Laurels ~"~= There'• 110 ,..atber '!!' 1 ~ the end circle the &~tXirt . turned on the pilot In puatng But on the Glsth -t:kt' beets may .ax qght ls n,ot a the count~ ill atcollect au~ bx~a I •I seriously dry apeD, :farm Other crops ilJ,\ou, tobAcco Eliza- or > CAUSE Jtahan force ordered hiS men l.o be r By PAUL C "\'A fEB sl FlOyd Bennett slrpon at 6 A M E.y JAMES L. KILGALLEN INS Staff Corre!pondent thl8 morning IJ'lS Stat! Correswndent Washington July 24-lNBfhere the 24 [rlants of the 11.1r 1 Bridgeport Conn July 24-INS l.k9ders representmg all main dl loaded w!th 1.250 gaUuus of gwo and Cheated of victory almost wlthm 1\lsJO 1s or Lhf' grain trade met Lo ~ 1 H. gallons cf oil ench were Lu ned !light of their aool Capt James A day with Sefretary ot A~erlculture and ready for the start of Lhe Molll110n and his wlte the fo1mrr Wallace t.o devise new safeguards hop Amy Johnson rrom hospital bed~ ~~~nlnst w1ld ~peculation In farm I Every plane Wa!l reported In lop I.Oday strove to hide Lhair dlsap Wh 11 ll 14. u u 1mmod 1ties 111 teh condition Every motor had polntment and grlet at the unsuc ~ le ~pee~ato~ Jll\lolped, Jl.l8rlon OpaA (allove The senotwne~ of the wn lr. PI Ice lken palnRtt\klngly checked every cesMul end ot their p rujt'ctPrl e 1 IISJ'ht). the hu~btmd Khe WR~ .lCCU:-Jed of con!!.plrlng tu kill sltun twn was reftecteU 119 the l ~tntt and INaet> was gone over tn 1Wales-New York non ~top fll!!"ht ' hl s m~:~urunce, s t rod e across t h e courtroom Ill Chu:ago l ,lf'aden; b dellbero.t d behl d 1 d j Lrsts or structural souudneM and and Look IL sm\1\ng • ,or tin' Ule jie&plane base was cleared Ior 1 It was a wan smile howe\I:"I 1 1" 11 c ose oors ywar- tere111rconscsd'" l 1 hft yng •c•.:'lltturday andkuwe dM rs.' BeBSie Opas •mmedaately after I1 t~bllshlng minimum prices In the ! the departure of the visiting alr~ An ••ue noted Brtls pan U h db •·· th • 1 ChlcagC) grai pit men plainly -aere suffering more from l~ case a een gwen w &JUry. n sp1te of th1s gesWallace ha~ before hpn a report ! ~skm to m&ke the first hop to heavy hearts than from sUght ture of affection, ~he jurQrB, out leSH than an hour pro or short a.nd 1ong sales exceeding Bhedlac wu made b~ Gen Balbo hurts received when their sen ..oh ~ ' m 000 bushels hi h sh ed I late last ntght in order to give the farer plane erashe~ In a swamp d ...,_ 0 pas ru 11•~ noqnce ~~o "' ..-... e must serve one to hve tlemendous bull an~ ~ar a:e~a- fiteu all the rest. possible before just out:aide the airport here ) ears m PflBOn . tloru at Chieago one operator tJiarttne on the danprous and exWrecldna" their hopes for oom - - --- _ --~ alone was long' by !3000.000 heuaUn1 ocean Jwnp 1 pletion ot the hop from Pendine to.~shels of com and several miiUon From Shed~e It was announced Wales to Floyd Bennett airport in Lushels ol small grain the squadron would proceed to J New York oratJ(ied at the Chicago board Sh<lLl Ra.rbor Newfoundland where I Misfortune which doned the J' or trades action In pes:gic&' final preparations tor the ocean 1ste~>J ot ~ young couple 11 ince ftrit ~ y minimum grain prtc.eB at la&t Jur.1p will be made 1 they planned the flight culmblaeerd Thursday s closing quotat.lona After Shoal Harbor goal or the tbe wreet of the Seatarer 1 ~ ' Wallace wa~ hopeful the chaotic squadron t: 111 be Valentia Ireland The tamed ftyma pair had COV· 1tlon ot San Francisco consisting ot I j.orlce situation could be straighten- for v..hlch Lhe Italians wm hop ered approxtmatetv. 3,190 miles Jlti large department. and other ed out on a permanent basl.ll The wltb the ftnt favorable weather ~ince JeaY1nf Pendlne sandB at 5 58 INS Staff COrl't'IJ)Ondent stores, report.OO: unanhnou~ agreehoard actlotl was taken wlht ad Prom Valentia the argosy wUI 1 A M I Saturday) Ull81ghted ror 8 Washington July m nt a 40-hour week Md 11lnlstrat1on approval head ror Orbetello It&ly home base 1uearly 30 hours they had 1'ougbi t~upport of the ProKrnm In oraln spokesmen were told tha.t or the !IQUadron and the point I unfavorable wlnda over the north unless the admiulstrat1on receives trom wbJch the m&Sf! fHKh t got un- Atlantic to reach the Ca.nadlan thP. tuUelllt IXlf!lllble JJupport 1n u.s der way July 1 after weeks of de- Maritime Provinces and head down cnmpalp1 to "t:ur::. speculative ex- la;ii because or bad weather and I the coast tt wiU hlliOl't. to the eatraor- !ltomla over the A1pa ~;::~~w~ ere the •uloiUp. panted at the fll)ee· 1 ~· 7RES TO SUPPORT TION PREP1\ JOB RTJNG PLAN "MADE. ON BROADWAY" ren ,ou counUeu. nftW W.. you houSe, Jt• room~ ani~ • rarden that JNDlfll!l IL 1PI lUll Call<o4, a$ 10:15 :JAdmiiuic>n Sc and 1Oc RobeJt Temporanly 1 Uoleu • Rai~ Givea R.,.. lief Soon, Yielila May ~ BRIN~S lEADERS 5' : ~u~:;~:..~·:r.~f :~y- l ~fTtn CROSSIN~ INfO CONFERENCE po~·:.,y~~ fiy~~:v,.~~~~.~~; :ATl~NTIC ICE AN D~ PilOt to btl A~· ed Reeeptioft Ia New , York Weclneoday , 7 -·, Five Indian Boys Burned :I'o Death w••H-.. oa llldl&n Reo~•tioft ;;l ~""!'d• ~ 5Wopr b_y Fire By LESLIE GOULD VAGRANT HELD AS MURDER SUSPECT New Yort, July 24-lNB--Tile 1stoot -tnartet today recovered from oollapee of the :ta.at week a• was reelllfted on Ule S-hour with t.he openlnC at' noon violent buJp at the 1a1ns rwmtna 1 to and a few i81J1eB up aa Ui points ~ 't'tle rt.se wa furt.her ioroed Uqulda~ tpipaf~ marefn .. -The were cut down weak ,.~,c~. �' ' ' ' l ' • Till DAJLT ' . OHIO. '.BE DAILY li(OIII)AY, JULY :U, ltU . PIIOJQ ' THE DAILY TRIBUNE ' jaB MEIGS e1 ~-class PIJ~t.ISHING Sam: l"liiatroJ, Oblo matter aept. 13, Uta, at the Pol$ omce &t March I, 11'19. Publlabed Dally &lid uaept &Sat\u'd&Y. Locak'd on LOwet- 8e1:ot:.cl Street, PotQeray, 0. ~ friends aend us let.t.era or ln alJ cuea ll&n Nearly Injured -J...... Can't Be COIIIP4NY oiuo, under !be Act or Wben "I~ I' I .AJlobYI!lOUI iettera, however ellc»llent a.n·l deaJn,blt 1n t.bem- , I BEI'USINTATIV~S -, \ Delhered Bl' Carrier a, I diaeasc claims were June 193:l FataUtles tor 1 diatrlbut.8d as mpnth were Chlcngo July :24--INB-pP,Uce scarchtld today for five bandltatwho .raided the Olympic Golf tnub whlle a dance was In progres( and escaped with $14,100 and Je1Velrf valued at l20,000 after terrorjztna 82 guests and eleven emp]pyes All tlvu were masked , Thf! gunm-:: n held tlu!lr vlctfms at bay f~ ~minutes while comp~nK Construe- i commercial D, 1bl.. , f!'..,llln· Ill And and clay. t he 1'0bbel y foods and eomposttoln ' and clerical cRch, laundrlell, CommerclaJ. st~ne cru~,h~l~n~gri~:~~~~!~J~:~!; I ncctdent goods had HOTEL COLUMSUS tal Columbus, Ohio. G-40,- toods and 0 ~nd custody of butli:Un~ grounds 671 blast t)ii'naocs, works and rolling mUis ~ 641 Public employees 615 The six principal causes or lnciustrtal Injuries were , handling objects with 2,3'J1 clalpla, machlrv f'ry 2,044, hand tools 1331, rallS or persons 1,199. stepplni upon or ~:lrlklng object& 1,183 and motor vc tlwles 711. T~se ca.u.se,s were acccuntable for 73 per cent ot the inJutles and Jlei\J'ly '1:'10 .per cent of fatal cues durl.na' the, montq. The time loss (jue to June a.ccldents a n.d ~~upattonal dtBeases WliUi Nl ,088 ~ay 8 wh~ch 1s an ill<~ease over the . ' Preceding mprit.b e.nd also over the record for JUJle \ I ' llOt. of acoident.l ln- , t!on 9, Minb::tQ: • DJ!;CENTLY a court took ch•rge of an infant uecause the \~ parents were "So lacking m the worthwhile things that worth, that 1 a'O to make up btdleij and gentlemen of real tbey refu~ed to htn e anythlllg to do with th t!i r offspring. )i!;l~ey told the judge they "hated" and "deop tsed" the htmtte and wanted noth1ng to do with it. Their reason that the father was on~ of a dozen -children while moth er and wttc was uue u( ~even and they had see n I I'll the "brat.<" they wanted tu •ee, i ' Ca'n It ue P0801ule that l1ature should have visited on • t.wo so lacjunr in the 1~4Ul!'lltes of happm eas, such a ble~:~s­ Ufg to 'be kicked ani.J huft'eted around as such an mfant "lUSt Ue, wer~ tll 0 bt' Jcfl 111 their hands "! Can it be that \$ueh people du I . c .wd lneu.the 1n this g reat land? That tl:iere ure tho~~ ~~w huvu ~;o lftl.le Idea of what makes T.C&) ha.p pine1-1~ ! " 'Phe lime \\ill come to these two Y..hen they w1ll be ,; moaning their late ttnd when they will wonder why fate hM been <o unkin d to them. A• a matter of fact nght fj,&1now, th{!ir mu.kc up i~ s uch that 1t 11:1 debatable whether they 'ire gctllng any enjoyment out of life. even in their .oWn, m1~~;utdeti, dutturted view. T he judge, as a means of '· llafet.v ,to the ch ild, placed 1\ in the hands of the county ·iQ wluch the heartless, so1111ess pair reside. .M recor~ cppatlona.I .... I I'IAZIS BEWARE R. HITLER and his faithful Nazi f ullowell!, havmg don e all the damage possible m Germany, evidently seeks lo emulatlthe example of the ~reat Al exander and is reachmg out other world~:~ to conquer. Be that as it may, he had better learn for the 11ood 9f Germany in general and for his own in particular, that ~ e is playing with real dangerou s, explosive fire whel) he a~•ults AmerJCan ci\izens, whether they are Jew• •re ' filed during the month of which 82 :were de-,th clalm8. There lfM an L'lcrea.se In both tatal and nonf&.tal claims over Lhe prevloQIS month and also over t.he record for ••.• .10 P,. Week .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. $ IS Three Montl.9 . . ... ....... .. , CJDe M:Jnt.h . • ..•..•• , ••• , . • • .so Slx Mouths .•• , , •.••• • •... 2011 1.011 .iJrrlbl, Year . • ••• , • . • . • • • • • • 6.UL One Year • .•••.• ••••••••.•• ~ ~OEFULIGNORAN~E '' Phone 582·L Commtn1on • _ A total of 11,914 Injury and oe- liii>U One MonU\. ••..•. .• ,,,, VIRGINIA : GREGG . " ' jurle8 reported by Supt. 'fhos. P. K~ams. of the Division Qf Wety and Bn:iene of the Ohio In,duatrtal ' Vbicap, Philadelpbl&, Plit.bUI'Jh, MUwallkea Braved Atlantic Together ·ro "'A marked inCle&lf:! of emplo)' .. men\ in June. eapeG'Ialty ln the heav.Y lndustrles, l5 rellected 1n th8 monura I Ji't'ed Klmbr.U, lne. ' NEIYM --.- , matter tor publlcJ,Uon the)' their name&-tlltnou(l:h not necouarll)' W be :NATIONAL ADVERTISING ·'NEWS 11,914 (.,j,;;y , and Qlaease Claimo f'lled D.&ldr Monjh of June n~wa ill DO Instance WUI be publbhod.. Couple 1'- too Room• ROOMS $1.10, 'U5 o&m s1.:il lUNING ROOAt. AND Citing her own experience Norms. SheaTer, b~ed film actre~~. an- II ~weled "positiVe ly :;e~" when a~ked If lni.P\)Y marrmge ~~ poss1blr m)hc mov1e colony Min Shearer, w1fc of Irvmg Thalberg, film C).l we, re:turned fro~ an e.xtcnded vacation m Europe w1th her hu sblmrt and their three-ye,r-<~ ld \on, J1 vmg, J1·., enrout~ to the1r home 1n Hollywoori. It ltl tbe borne Thtllberg ' boui)'hl for hi ~ bride-elect m: Y~'lil !\ ngo nnl.l In \'uch they wcte married and have l'e&tdcd sln(_oe, M1s~ Shc::~Ici IUt.lll she doe~ not believe In so-called "manta! vacations," _ _ _ --~ • I I no oi-;-hich 0 1 !lT,RA l '( ITTR1' .U:OTEL Stny~ ~ .f~lda 1 5o -ROOm· ao Ba&~ ste.nu Nt!w d Healed • t•epreaented. fa~ pal ent8. Mr a.nd Mrs A Lll:l 1 im ~~ttl~ o permabeht. dlaab!Httes, 11 famlly over seven da.y11 lost tlme, oeorge Ingels has returned home sei"en days or tell! and 9 medical Rft.er spending the past two weelul 0 1932 ' ~ , h tl IOI!&o wu al WMbmgt.on, D C. 1 Meigs county workers ftled 16 cases tn whlc no me ..... E Blelner is 1e1lort.ed Lo be UL --;;;;;~·;:~~~i.1r-:-- ltr.votved. The for 1993 the "t ~his home here n10nth was 28"1t.tme days. killS Jn June tilLS county nled 16 claiiM, tncludBei'ntee Parley has gone to Co1m; o fa.ta11ties a.nd \he Ume loss to lumbus where she will be the guest worken was ~2 days ~ c! Mi-. and Mrs Y/alter Major and Wl lmpser. Oregon - We thollght I IRinJ)y. }CUI letler over for eleven years I 87 Artbut ·'&usa"' Baer ll«t. and Mr.'! Donavln of ColumVIle 1re keeping up an act1vc cor-j i bus are vlsltinc: relatJvcs here tt$pt•ndncce If you Lhink t.hi:i 1s au While riding on n. truck TueOOa.v HO!I\\er ~-[1 n·enil}li:. Hetman Ross was sta·yck by a car and received a t::riJshed !Some Lltht Sul\lmcr Correspond- ~(!ur pop was Li!ilng lQ make u rmkle He liS getting along IV-! well as Bob Maluc --If 1L wa~1't Na.po-1, ence f fhst bnscmun out of you You were cnuld be expected l~en H might have been Hau\y and [' too 1all fot a mascot Tippy, Panama-A century of Lum d Lei It go ; PIOSre&& ill tough on 1\ bicycle. --' i One Word Led To Another flrepreof } tms WJUe for Bookie& ad Bates c!uami JAMES H. BUTL~ Manacer I MASON CITY " The cause - nation of the can stand aside and see citizens aet upon and beaten unmercifully simply to sat. J R1~.:mnona- Prohlblton J J . ., 1 isfy the wh1m of a few radicals, nu matter how peace ~ IOV· 15w will give beer a fair chance ing that nation may he . They're going to use It for a chas· lt will be well for the Berlin representat1~e from t~is er. __ . 0'1V e Ml Hlitler WU )'ning that he IS startmg a Happy Hollow- Don t be har~h Country t o o· · en the bankers They dtd us the nest" for himself and his peopl e. be~t they could I Tlddl~· Winks - Wnltlng I01 right MISPLACED AUTHORITY ,. to triumph 1H a !lUTe l~cipc for a OMETIMES misplaced authority IS worse than no au- lc.llg Ufc Ginger, Texas-We wcat om vesl thority at all. Such seem:-~ t o be the caee II\ Indtan l, nll summer beca.use It aln t safe lo It home 1 where a lead ing citizen has been arrest ed {or harboring a leave v Stallings -Remembe r when cardmal contrary to law . H ncw.•mapel' dispatches t ell lhe Rtory correctly, the a':cuncd man is a far better cttizen than the self-centered game \\'.1rden who caused h1s arrest. Th e incident is a result nt a man doing'.' a kindnea~. Several years ago he 1 'u\cndt•tl the broken wing of a red bird when he found 1t 1 on h1s lawn. He kept and cared fur it durlng it• , ' of convnlesccnce until it became !iO fond of him, it j refuS!ld to """'"''r the call of the wild and return to 1\8 native haunl<. Accordingly the man cared for the bird, goillg HO f a.r a~ to release it in variouH p~rts of the city but ~ alwuya the btrd returned. Now he is under a bond of $250, bccauHc th e bird was found in his possesoion~ .' He and other lovers of justice ask the same quet'ltlOn ",~ "ls prosecu tion to be the reward of trying to be a good eitizen?" He ~:~ays 1f co nvicted of the charge he wJII le,ave ; a country where he ha5 hcen reared and in which he took i><!;il ''""· i uch pr1de to be a useful, law abiding citizen, becau•e he iL]\:l !i81~n•nt :-;ta y where justice is ~o blinded. There are man} \ who wtll probably agree wttn him . , i Th1~ IIi JUSt another im~lnnce of what harm can 1'\.'"U\t 1 1 ' whe n the' mantle of authority ukld power i~ placed on lh c ' 'shoulder• of tJie wrong man.' I S Stat.en ltiland -Qutcault drew the comic strip called Began's Al~ ll'y The cho.tacter you mentlom~d become so Jll)pular the name was lhaneed to the Yellow Kid He I Prompt Retief . From Itching Eczema Wtnia.ms of here Thur& ' were 1t'i: wonderful the way 110othing, eool~nt .Zemo brinil prompt rehe1 to : head a,nd a yellow dress ~ ~ and mother must have a te rrific 1ttlung, burmng skm, even tn severe 1 cases. ltchirtgRtope thfl moment Zemo 1 l 'E:mory ___ , touches tbe te11d~r and Inflamed skiD , ~ because of ib rare ~gredient!l. To 1 ad one tootl) ,' ll. tomatQ can brother of bUBineM vlsitors Th.urjiday. 'The bft.1l a:ap~e betv<een the IOC)al old man's team 1\Pd the team from ~.a.G.rt1crd pi,J;yed at Hartford Thursday e'tenll'l&' l'e&ulted in the vlotory to tlJta, ftil-trford team with the score of l'J-9. Washington - We undfl..... nud [ clearawatRasht.'ll Pimples Ectema that De Fone~t lm.~ ne"cr lm;t a Ringworm and r~tore th~ skin t~ lega l co n te~;t In volving patents normal, always use clean soothinr 1 Zcmo, I nsiSt on genume Zt;mo; 1t'e 'lilly Botts - 0 Hem Y · how;e l .,;ortJ. the price, because it brinp in San Antone v.as mo.de enLne ty O"ellef. 35c,60cand$1. Alldrugri8ta·. c1 [p een slmtters He bnllt It him1 I ~ apd -- Miss Chrt&tine Fruth 1s visiting tclat1ves and ftlends at Parkersburg M111 L,.. C Furbee has been l!pend tng the past week with relatives at ~ New York Welcom'e- to Italy's Air -A·r-'-ma-da- { ~~~;,:~~~~ZJ~;~; ·~"·~·· Pt Pleaslltlt. Rev. Father DeLcaux ha.s returnccl home afte1 spending two weeks al Wheeling Conrad Da.vls of Washington. D. C visited at h1s home here thls w•k , Prank Rotmh ··~ s~ of lovely raul~t~ lllld. sati•raeUon from evuy dollar rou pu' Into yoW" bomo by followinl:' liOUSE BEAUTIF'UL, &be lo..elk!tit nf home magazines. Each month It or~ ft:rs yob countless new klea:.t tor your hoU1;11, lls rooms, and the n.rlk'n Uuat fralllel! IL MAKI!l Sc:nd $1, (me nlhm.fng this ad) lloURe lo Beaulltul, 8 Arlington St. ........ Ia:~~~~~~~~~~:;~~~~~~~~:;~ EVER STOP ·tHINK? By Edaon R; Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma G. l. LANPSBURG, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF . THE RIO DE JANEI~O BRAZILIAN AMERICAN SAYS: T-HAt Brazil ia potentially a creal market for g<;~e>d standard brands of American ellporta. $30,000,000 worth are already in•· totala 40,000,00o and ita birth..rale is one of .' . nusoand ·iflifoouce(f<>t ,• ~ me to Luckies . 'uoP."Iation, ~iqnl,of ~liQ ... in teneral a " the ' worl<t. '"'7 IUD -a~ .MI • •!lok~n F'rc\lteh. . inllituliono are 1Uf• all ~e ;:~· • He had no objeaion ro my brand of cigarettes. But, one day , be asked me to try his. WtJI, j 1 , I o:Ud-;..a11d -' I've been saying ''L~ .~1 · . p·•~---" . '-d . -BCKleS u:ax ever S1D«. n.n , it's ·nor merely hennse Luckies taste fine and' 1111! ever so mild. lor me cell tbc ,;/reason: ' My cigarette is a personal, intimate thing witb me. After all, it touches my lips-and I tiiJ take' pride in my sense of daintiness. Narunilly, "Toasting" meails to ,. me even more than ir dOes to a man-for pMrily ia something very precious to a fUtidious womaa. yoq ~'It~ tHs1eJ" "'¢, . --------- ·' ' �' ' ' ' l ' • Till DAJLT ' . OHIO. '.BE DAILY li(OIII)AY, JULY :U, ltU . PIIOJQ ' THE DAILY TRIBUNE ' jaB MEIGS e1 ~-class PIJ~t.ISHING Sam: l"liiatroJ, Oblo matter aept. 13, Uta, at the Pol$ omce &t March I, 11'19. Publlabed Dally &lid uaept &Sat\u'd&Y. Locak'd on LOwet- 8e1:ot:.cl Street, PotQeray, 0. ~ friends aend us let.t.era or ln alJ cuea ll&n Nearly Injured -J...... Can't Be COIIIP4NY oiuo, under !be Act or Wben "I~ I' I .AJlobYI!lOUI iettera, however ellc»llent a.n·l deaJn,blt 1n t.bem- , I BEI'USINTATIV~S -, \ Delhered Bl' Carrier a, I diaeasc claims were June 193:l FataUtles tor 1 diatrlbut.8d as mpnth were Chlcngo July :24--INB-pP,Uce scarchtld today for five bandltatwho .raided the Olympic Golf tnub whlle a dance was In progres( and escaped with $14,100 and Je1Velrf valued at l20,000 after terrorjztna 82 guests and eleven emp]pyes All tlvu were masked , Thf! gunm-:: n held tlu!lr vlctfms at bay f~ ~minutes while comp~nK Construe- i commercial D, 1bl.. , f!'..,llln· Ill And and clay. t he 1'0bbel y foods and eomposttoln ' and clerical cRch, laundrlell, CommerclaJ. st~ne cru~,h~l~n~gri~:~~~~!~J~:~!; I ncctdent goods had HOTEL COLUMSUS tal Columbus, Ohio. G-40,- toods and 0 ~nd custody of butli:Un~ grounds 671 blast t)ii'naocs, works and rolling mUis ~ 641 Public employees 615 The six principal causes or lnciustrtal Injuries were , handling objects with 2,3'J1 clalpla, machlrv f'ry 2,044, hand tools 1331, rallS or persons 1,199. stepplni upon or ~:lrlklng object& 1,183 and motor vc tlwles 711. T~se ca.u.se,s were acccuntable for 73 per cent ot the inJutles and Jlei\J'ly '1:'10 .per cent of fatal cues durl.na' the, montq. The time loss (jue to June a.ccldents a n.d ~~upattonal dtBeases WliUi Nl ,088 ~ay 8 wh~ch 1s an ill<~ease over the . ' Preceding mprit.b e.nd also over the record for JUJle \ I ' llOt. of acoident.l ln- , t!on 9, Minb::tQ: • DJ!;CENTLY a court took ch•rge of an infant uecause the \~ parents were "So lacking m the worthwhile things that worth, that 1 a'O to make up btdleij and gentlemen of real tbey refu~ed to htn e anythlllg to do with th t!i r offspring. )i!;l~ey told the judge they "hated" and "deop tsed" the htmtte and wanted noth1ng to do with it. Their reason that the father was on~ of a dozen -children while moth er and wttc was uue u( ~even and they had see n I I'll the "brat.<" they wanted tu •ee, i ' Ca'n It ue P0801ule that l1ature should have visited on • t.wo so lacjunr in the 1~4Ul!'lltes of happm eas, such a ble~:~s­ Ufg to 'be kicked ani.J huft'eted around as such an mfant "lUSt Ue, wer~ tll 0 bt' Jcfl 111 their hands "! Can it be that \$ueh people du I . c .wd lneu.the 1n this g reat land? That tl:iere ure tho~~ ~~w huvu ~;o lftl.le Idea of what makes T.C&) ha.p pine1-1~ ! " 'Phe lime \\ill come to these two Y..hen they w1ll be ,; moaning their late ttnd when they will wonder why fate hM been <o unkin d to them. A• a matter of fact nght fj,&1now, th{!ir mu.kc up i~ s uch that 1t 11:1 debatable whether they 'ire gctllng any enjoyment out of life. even in their .oWn, m1~~;utdeti, dutturted view. T he judge, as a means of '· llafet.v ,to the ch ild, placed 1\ in the hands of the county ·iQ wluch the heartless, so1111ess pair reside. .M recor~ cppatlona.I .... I I'IAZIS BEWARE R. HITLER and his faithful Nazi f ullowell!, havmg don e all the damage possible m Germany, evidently seeks lo emulatlthe example of the ~reat Al exander and is reachmg out other world~:~ to conquer. Be that as it may, he had better learn for the 11ood 9f Germany in general and for his own in particular, that ~ e is playing with real dangerou s, explosive fire whel) he a~•ults AmerJCan ci\izens, whether they are Jew• •re ' filed during the month of which 82 :were de-,th clalm8. There lfM an L'lcrea.se In both tatal and nonf&.tal claims over Lhe prevloQIS month and also over t.he record for ••.• .10 P,. Week .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. $ IS Three Montl.9 . . ... ....... .. , CJDe M:Jnt.h . • ..•..•• , ••• , . • • .so Slx Mouths .•• , , •.••• • •... 2011 1.011 .iJrrlbl, Year . • ••• , • . • . • • • • • • 6.UL One Year • .•••.• ••••••••.•• ~ ~OEFULIGNORAN~E '' Phone 582·L Commtn1on • _ A total of 11,914 Injury and oe- liii>U One MonU\. ••..•. .• ,,,, VIRGINIA : GREGG . " ' jurle8 reported by Supt. 'fhos. P. K~ams. of the Division Qf Wety and Bn:iene of the Ohio In,duatrtal ' Vbicap, Philadelpbl&, Plit.bUI'Jh, MUwallkea Braved Atlantic Together ·ro "'A marked inCle&lf:! of emplo)' .. men\ in June. eapeG'Ialty ln the heav.Y lndustrles, l5 rellected 1n th8 monura I Ji't'ed Klmbr.U, lne. ' NEIYM --.- , matter tor publlcJ,Uon the)' their name&-tlltnou(l:h not necouarll)' W be :NATIONAL ADVERTISING ·'NEWS 11,914 (.,j,;;y , and Qlaease Claimo f'lled D.&ldr Monjh of June n~wa ill DO Instance WUI be publbhod.. Couple 1'- too Room• ROOMS $1.10, 'U5 o&m s1.:il lUNING ROOAt. AND Citing her own experience Norms. SheaTer, b~ed film actre~~. an- II ~weled "positiVe ly :;e~" when a~ked If lni.P\)Y marrmge ~~ poss1blr m)hc mov1e colony Min Shearer, w1fc of Irvmg Thalberg, film C).l we, re:turned fro~ an e.xtcnded vacation m Europe w1th her hu sblmrt and their three-ye,r-<~ ld \on, J1 vmg, J1·., enrout~ to the1r home 1n Hollywoori. It ltl tbe borne Thtllberg ' boui)'hl for hi ~ bride-elect m: Y~'lil !\ ngo nnl.l In \'uch they wcte married and have l'e&tdcd sln(_oe, M1s~ Shc::~Ici IUt.lll she doe~ not believe In so-called "manta! vacations," _ _ _ --~ • I I no oi-;-hich 0 1 !lT,RA l '( ITTR1' .U:OTEL Stny~ ~ .f~lda 1 5o -ROOm· ao Ba&~ ste.nu Nt!w d Healed • t•epreaented. fa~ pal ent8. Mr a.nd Mrs A Lll:l 1 im ~~ttl~ o permabeht. dlaab!Httes, 11 famlly over seven da.y11 lost tlme, oeorge Ingels has returned home sei"en days or tell! and 9 medical Rft.er spending the past two weelul 0 1932 ' ~ , h tl IOI!&o wu al WMbmgt.on, D C. 1 Meigs county workers ftled 16 cases tn whlc no me ..... E Blelner is 1e1lort.ed Lo be UL --;;;;;~·;:~~~i.1r-:-- ltr.votved. The for 1993 the "t ~his home here n10nth was 28"1t.tme days. killS Jn June tilLS county nled 16 claiiM, tncludBei'ntee Parley has gone to Co1m; o fa.ta11ties a.nd \he Ume loss to lumbus where she will be the guest worken was ~2 days ~ c! Mi-. and Mrs Y/alter Major and Wl lmpser. Oregon - We thollght I IRinJ)y. }CUI letler over for eleven years I 87 Artbut ·'&usa"' Baer ll«t. and Mr.'! Donavln of ColumVIle 1re keeping up an act1vc cor-j i bus are vlsltinc: relatJvcs here tt$pt•ndncce If you Lhink t.hi:i 1s au While riding on n. truck TueOOa.v HO!I\\er ~-[1 n·enil}li:. Hetman Ross was sta·yck by a car and received a t::riJshed !Some Lltht Sul\lmcr Correspond- ~(!ur pop was Li!ilng lQ make u rmkle He liS getting along IV-! well as Bob Maluc --If 1L wa~1't Na.po-1, ence f fhst bnscmun out of you You were cnuld be expected l~en H might have been Hau\y and [' too 1all fot a mascot Tippy, Panama-A century of Lum d Lei It go ; PIOSre&& ill tough on 1\ bicycle. --' i One Word Led To Another flrepreof } tms WJUe for Bookie& ad Bates c!uami JAMES H. BUTL~ Manacer I MASON CITY " The cause - nation of the can stand aside and see citizens aet upon and beaten unmercifully simply to sat. J R1~.:mnona- Prohlblton J J . ., 1 isfy the wh1m of a few radicals, nu matter how peace ~ IOV· 15w will give beer a fair chance ing that nation may he . They're going to use It for a chas· lt will be well for the Berlin representat1~e from t~is er. __ . 0'1V e Ml Hlitler WU )'ning that he IS startmg a Happy Hollow- Don t be har~h Country t o o· · en the bankers They dtd us the nest" for himself and his peopl e. be~t they could I Tlddl~· Winks - Wnltlng I01 right MISPLACED AUTHORITY ,. to triumph 1H a !lUTe l~cipc for a OMETIMES misplaced authority IS worse than no au- lc.llg Ufc Ginger, Texas-We wcat om vesl thority at all. Such seem:-~ t o be the caee II\ Indtan l, nll summer beca.use It aln t safe lo It home 1 where a lead ing citizen has been arrest ed {or harboring a leave v Stallings -Remembe r when cardmal contrary to law . H ncw.•mapel' dispatches t ell lhe Rtory correctly, the a':cuncd man is a far better cttizen than the self-centered game \\'.1rden who caused h1s arrest. Th e incident is a result nt a man doing'.' a kindnea~. Several years ago he 1 'u\cndt•tl the broken wing of a red bird when he found 1t 1 on h1s lawn. He kept and cared fur it durlng it• , ' of convnlesccnce until it became !iO fond of him, it j refuS!ld to """'"''r the call of the wild and return to 1\8 native haunl<. Accordingly the man cared for the bird, goillg HO f a.r a~ to release it in variouH p~rts of the city but ~ alwuya the btrd returned. Now he is under a bond of $250, bccauHc th e bird was found in his possesoion~ .' He and other lovers of justice ask the same quet'ltlOn ",~ "ls prosecu tion to be the reward of trying to be a good eitizen?" He ~:~ays 1f co nvicted of the charge he wJII le,ave ; a country where he ha5 hcen reared and in which he took i><!;il ''""· i uch pr1de to be a useful, law abiding citizen, becau•e he iL]\:l !i81~n•nt :-;ta y where justice is ~o blinded. There are man} \ who wtll probably agree wttn him . , i Th1~ IIi JUSt another im~lnnce of what harm can 1'\.'"U\t 1 1 ' whe n the' mantle of authority ukld power i~ placed on lh c ' 'shoulder• of tJie wrong man.' I S Stat.en ltiland -Qutcault drew the comic strip called Began's Al~ ll'y The cho.tacter you mentlom~d become so Jll)pular the name was lhaneed to the Yellow Kid He I Prompt Retief . From Itching Eczema Wtnia.ms of here Thur& ' were 1t'i: wonderful the way 110othing, eool~nt .Zemo brinil prompt rehe1 to : head a,nd a yellow dress ~ ~ and mother must have a te rrific 1ttlung, burmng skm, even tn severe 1 cases. ltchirtgRtope thfl moment Zemo 1 l 'E:mory ___ , touches tbe te11d~r and Inflamed skiD , ~ because of ib rare ~gredient!l. To 1 ad one tootl) ,' ll. tomatQ can brother of bUBineM vlsitors Th.urjiday. 'The bft.1l a:ap~e betv<een the IOC)al old man's team 1\Pd the team from ~.a.G.rt1crd pi,J;yed at Hartford Thursday e'tenll'l&' l'e&ulted in the vlotory to tlJta, ftil-trford team with the score of l'J-9. Washington - We undfl..... nud [ clearawatRasht.'ll Pimples Ectema that De Fone~t lm.~ ne"cr lm;t a Ringworm and r~tore th~ skin t~ lega l co n te~;t In volving patents normal, always use clean soothinr 1 Zcmo, I nsiSt on genume Zt;mo; 1t'e 'lilly Botts - 0 Hem Y · how;e l .,;ortJ. the price, because it brinp in San Antone v.as mo.de enLne ty O"ellef. 35c,60cand$1. Alldrugri8ta·. c1 [p een slmtters He bnllt It him1 I ~ apd -- Miss Chrt&tine Fruth 1s visiting tclat1ves and ftlends at Parkersburg M111 L,.. C Furbee has been l!pend tng the past week with relatives at ~ New York Welcom'e- to Italy's Air -A·r-'-ma-da- { ~~~;,:~~~~ZJ~;~; ·~"·~·· Pt Pleaslltlt. Rev. Father DeLcaux ha.s returnccl home afte1 spending two weeks al Wheeling Conrad Da.vls of Washington. D. C visited at h1s home here thls w•k , Prank Rotmh ··~ s~ of lovely raul~t~ lllld. sati•raeUon from evuy dollar rou pu' Into yoW" bomo by followinl:' liOUSE BEAUTIF'UL, &be lo..elk!tit nf home magazines. Each month It or~ ft:rs yob countless new klea:.t tor your hoU1;11, lls rooms, and the n.rlk'n Uuat fralllel! IL MAKI!l Sc:nd $1, (me nlhm.fng this ad) lloURe lo Beaulltul, 8 Arlington St. ........ Ia:~~~~~~~~~~:;~~~~~~~~:;~ EVER STOP ·tHINK? By Edaon R; Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma G. l. LANPSBURG, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF . THE RIO DE JANEI~O BRAZILIAN AMERICAN SAYS: T-HAt Brazil ia potentially a creal market for g<;~e>d standard brands of American ellporta. $30,000,000 worth are already in•· totala 40,000,00o and ita birth..rale is one of .' . nusoand ·iflifoouce(f<>t ,• ~ me to Luckies . 'uoP."Iation, ~iqnl,of ~liQ ... in teneral a " the ' worl<t. '"'7 IUD -a~ .MI • •!lok~n F'rc\lteh. . inllituliono are 1Uf• all ~e ;:~· • He had no objeaion ro my brand of cigarettes. But, one day , be asked me to try his. WtJI, j 1 , I o:Ud-;..a11d -' I've been saying ''L~ .~1 · . p·•~---" . '-d . -BCKleS u:ax ever S1D«. n.n , it's ·nor merely hennse Luckies taste fine and' 1111! ever so mild. lor me cell tbc ,;/reason: ' My cigarette is a personal, intimate thing witb me. After all, it touches my lips-and I tiiJ take' pride in my sense of daintiness. Narunilly, "Toasting" meails to ,. me even more than ir dOes to a man-for pMrily ia something very precious to a fUtidious womaa. yoq ~'It~ tHs1eJ" "'¢, . --------- ·' ' �- , ..• ' 7 h StiMNER i TJpe JJke Ulla tf pt. .01c per Une) tao anmo worda mate a line.) ~ CoDiecuUve tnaertkml far "nee 2, f Qollieeutlve tnaertlona tor prl.ce ot 4. The ad taker wW 1Iad11 aaslit. you lJ -~ eo that t.be eop:y tor JQ\11' a4 lJ preJkM .!d 1n such a manner to brll\1 the s te&telt 1"'1111!.1 W,e s ee where WUI clal.m.li that Oaptatn Sibley still McElroy ot Racine was oooe treasurer ot ¥etgs County. We claim tbe bqt mental record of any man on M'elp coun· · ty otJlc1&18 and he never aervett a.r; t1·easurer i n our t ime. a. to )'OU. 'l'be publlllhera wm be responsible onlY "tor one tneorrect tn.sert.1on of amy advortLBement. Errors In advertt.setnentz snould be reported lmmedlatoly. .. No ed:verttaement wW be taken ror lea than a. .m.lnlmum cha.rge of twent·five cents tor each lruter- lloD- For Sale,M~ Buy handkerchiefs ·with what It sav.. ·, hiM'I - ? tii ... J liOt or -IOJMqudilJ ... FOR SALE-Gas table r&Dge, good condition. Will sell cheap. E. Shoemaker, Wyllls HUI . '7~20-3t LISTERINE TOOTH PAStE ~R SALE-Duro purr:q:~, Delco Light Shallow well Plant. I. C. !.feredltb, Pomeroy, Phone 94-L. ' FOR BALE-Fresh Relbe), 8121-L COWII. Pomeroy, 25' See Henry 0 . Phone 7·21-3t FOR SALE - D-yea.r. old lladdle horse, sorrel with blar.e racen ew ~>addle-works e.ny plaoo. Barpln . R. H. R.awllniS ~na . Middlepor t, 0 . See J . C. McKay, Mgr. used cow and. horse Dept. '7-24-3t ~~ " ~=--~~~~~~~ POUND - Pour keys on leather strap oe~ Peace churth. owner I.IiQuire at Oa.tly Tribune of- It'• tintJ t(l b' fl movie •fnr nttd all. tiLat bnt a / ofla want8 IIUUL6· prtvacy. Ju s t w1um 1 wn8 tukinv my aft•ruoon nap a photou ra flh er frnm Ute 1tudio t:ame a-rou1u.l a11 d 1aid un" !tllnt!ed t .-, BCI some n ew pict iH'f!l o[ me. IYclllt e,rc thvy u n~ 11nd now 1 hv1w th ev 'll let me get tome sl.eep. Dabv Le Roy. tor ad. whe~ I waa putU.hi ' Liv·"l StbC ~ Cattle-~wlpts 82, steers '·'"' , l<l·b 5 ~; hetr<?rs U5 t-9 4.30; fa.t. 1.uS1D 3.00; cannen; 1.30 t6 bulls 1.65 to 3.20; milt. coWs <o-,Mttnued.'lrOin l'~s~ one) I w&,. so Ured "I cOuldn't ~-w~o:~~~·~ ABRHE .. .. 6 0 :il Ha.r!""""'' hand;o D,r. oal<t 11\0lliscn's la.cer;.~ were cle<l.ll wou.nclJI ann. wure riot likely to ,dls· ll8i!re biiil."" ' . the aealed l . . . . . .. 5 l 2 3 • • • 0 • ou In ine thh They now trail the pa!oo-setting Glanl.8 by only t wo games. ' tJle, ' seaoon t-hat the· former Red - ? -. ·~ ,. sox hurler has II"One. 'the rb\lte. Lou Gehrlg !itt hls 19th homer. Dtxie Wo.lker hit hiS llt h In Wttle more than a m~th and . Ben Chfl.(;lman ev6rythlng except · the iJill.nd.: pUiforhlf' three base&. , .. WaahinBton h\.d Oetroi~ sl.ymlf!d until the eight.h ' tnnlng; when 14 Tigers went to bi.t b!Qsted . ntn .. • ':l.. • e hl 1-. knocked Thoinsa ana Whitt:htU ~:.way ·from t~ and ·s cored D l'llns. wlnutng 12 to B. Detroit took rourth place, passing Chicago. A: big ~nning ~ en!'bled the Giants to beat 8rodklyn, 8 to 5, They scored '7 runs )n the ninth. .x\re' was . 8 .tQ I In bcLh of cllma.xed by a double by VeJ¥6Z • 6-23-Lf .. Ye.nk11' l~~bs over the In~ Wlllm, Johnn)' A.lleh yielded only 6 hit~' · ~ t he opener, while Danny MacPo.yden's victory In t he nightcap mnrkox l thu nrst. time t ills - -·-· B~ B.llRNU:Y~.· . Alb&.n,y .. . . .. . . . . 50 57 .46'1' 0 0 Buft'alo . . . . . . . . . . 48 60 .444 .3&6 Whjpp}o, p I 0 0 o Jersey City .. ...... 37 61 Ridenour, lb . :l 0 0 0 YESTBIIDAY'II RESULTS Eiselsteln, rf ....... . .. . 1 0 0 o '· Total .. :-....,. .. .... ... . 34'71~4 Pomeroy · AB R 8 E E . Guinther, cf " 1 2 I) Dye, 3b .......... . 3 I 0 1 L . Moore, " .. . . . " 1 l 0 0 Moore, If . . ...... . . . . 3 1 1 0 Orow, lb . . . . . . . 4 0 2 Nesselroad, c ..... . . . . . • 0 0 0 Demoskey, rr .... . 2 0 0 0 •Farnham . ... .. .. . I 0 0 0 Elselstefil, rr . . 1 0 0 0 Duckworth, 2b . 2 0 0 1 trrnoon. D. Oulnt.her. p . . . 2 01 0 0 Tex Carleton .hunc up his 13th CundUf p .. .. . . I 0 0 0 ~ictory for the Car~nalS by blank1 •0 0 0 tng Bolton, 12 to, O, but Zq.chary Jen~s, j p·rf · o.nd Pra.nkhouse otitplnted Dluy Dean in the nl!ihtCap a' aU~:-1nnlng a.tra.Jr. 2 to 1. ' •Farnham btmea ror Demoskey T.be Red Sox two-timed the Jn aevent.h. White Box 6 to 2 and 'l to 2 'rhe Two base hlts.-Qutucn, E. OutnBack Bay boys hr.ve won tbetio lut t.tta---H. Knight 2, E. Knight. B1~ven games with Chicago. ther, E. Gaul, Young; Threo bru;e The A's and Jh'OwnS were not Hits oft Whipple :s m :; o~nn1nas; wheduled. off Quillen, 4 in &Innings; oft Outnthelr , 6 in 5 Innings; CundUf, 3 In 1 inning; .Teb.kins 2 In 2 Innings. with the b&.sea full. Pitb;t>urgh lost conSidera.ble Q:rou:td by dropping two games to the lowly Reds, 6 to l and 6 to 4. Red Lucas and the. antiQuated Ep Rixey, alway a Pirate jh!X were the winning hurlen. In the opener Glnctnnatl beat Bill Swllt for the flrrst time thls year. Chick ;Hafey de\'eloped a. two bagger complex h1t'Ung five doubles durlng the a!~ AMEBlCAN ASSOCIATION Columbus 10; Loui.sv1lle 3. Columbus '7; · Loutsvme 2. Toledo 10; Indla.napoUs &. Ihdla.hal)olls 15; Toledo l. Bt. Paul 6; Kansas City 5. St. Pt.ul 'l; Kansas Ctty 6. Mtlw!tukee . 8; MLoneapolls 7. Mtnnea.Pous 5; Milwaukee o. ~ATIONAL LEA.Gut: 4 CJpclnnatt '8; ~U.taburgh 1. cJncinna.tl 6; Pittaijurgh 4. Cbtca{o 9; Pl'liladelphla 5. Chlcaso -it: : Phi ...delphin 1. s~ Loula ·n; Boaton o. TotBls ......... 32 • 1 2[============== MerQlaid Queen ON Wl'nl TilE HIT8 =- _ _ _....._...,..,,. - Booton 2; St. Louts J. New York. 8: Brooklyn 5. ' AMERICAN' LEAGUE New York 8; Cleveland t. New York B; Cleveland 1. Bo11t.on 6; Chicago 1. Boaton 7 ; Chicq:o 2. Detroit 12; Washington B. Only games scheduled. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo 1; Rochester 3. Buft'alo 3; Rochester 2. B&ltlmore 7; Newark 4. Baltimore 6; Newark 3 . Montreat 3; Toronto 1. Montreal 3; Toronto 2. Albany 9; Jersey QltJ a. Alba,ny 8; Jersey City :.1. Prompt ReHer ' "For l.bltt.y years I had cmlSt.ipa· Uon. SOuring rood from stomach choked me . Since taking Adlerik.a I am a new person. Constipation the IJ::u;t."-Ailce Columbus, 0 .. July 24- INS-- Ia ll thing of Ba.seball tans, feminine gender and 1 Burns. Reed's Dr\W Store-In Rutbetween the a(Jea oC 9 and 16 arc land by Barton's , Phar. Adv. tt) have a. day or their own aL the Red Bird stadiUm, George M Tra\ltman, president of the Columbus Baseball Club aumouneed t.o(18Y. Hereafter , !:!8Ch Wednesday will be known a& "Future Fa.neUe Day" and all glrl.& between the ngtJ Umita will be admitted to the stadium without charae. Future f'a.u.ettea will set their first gUm~ cr the ColtimbUII team during its lJCcsent home. sLay on Wedne&day July 26 at the lndianapolll!l double header seheduled to get under way 9t 1:30 P. M'. The af\notmcement of th.ls day rtlunds out t.he present schedule of specla.l d&ys at the Red Bird ata- dtam. TueBdafll, Thursdays and 1 Sa.turdays are devoted to the I Knothole Gal'!";. while all Mondays I over to Ladles· Day and ~'r:c·~~~~:~,IDay . None of theM: d , prevail on holiday~ I - - -·· Slugging Prides of Philly . IN,TEII.NATIONAL LEAGUJ Club Woo. LoBt Jloct.N ewark 6;l 44 .589 Rocheater ~ oil .67t Toronto . .. .. .. . . . . ~ i9 .542 Ba.lUmore . . . . . . . • . 07 64 .514 Montreal . . . . • • . . 54 &:il .509 • • • 'I lJ . .Gaul. 3b . ....... . . . . • the Cro11by fimilJ, 181ng of radio, ' : ·the .former D ud~ Lf e of t he film!', w~e.h old wl1•Jn this j"ilct.u ro was made in f e llow has been named Gal'y Evan .. phicago looks more formidable with the· ~eturn to form . of Pat Malone, who held the !!logging Quakers tp fi\'e hits. in t he nightcap a.nd ·breezed home on the ehin.strap, thr·"!e to one. Unable lo wtn a.1game smce June 5, Pa.t had 10!Jt hiB job as e. starling pitcher !U\d had ·been d'emnted to the bull Pf!n . Btu Jurges, the human ta.rget, he~ out Malone by drtvtng in two runs·· a'6'd e.coMni th'! other one. . BtU Wtllt a btt peeved beca.w;e h6_ ..~4 been yanked for a. pinch bi~, tHnk Bettdn~;k , in the ten th inD!nl · of l he 'ftrst • ga.me '\With the bab JU.U . Oink came . througl} nobl7 w!Lh a hame run, , glvb1g tne CuJ;l& ,a nine ,to five dec111ton. J?~ng thC1r profitable home .sta.nd, . the BJ"Uin.s gained 1 1-2 ga~ on the JliLC".! -Sf!ttng New Yotk· Ola.nt6. • 0 I 3 1 1 c . ~nlgiht, Youna;, c , ... , . Sixteen Whl5 at home by takof a t win bill w.lt.h T!JE! - -SigDS for Nira Cooperators flee and po.y see SALES REPORT calves.-Re«lipttJ 386 ; tops Airport. · 6eCOilda 5.61 to UKJ; medium Ule wreckeci ...urne., l..lm,rl ne Tool~ " - • .....te ~J tlte .u.Of the Ft. Pleasant el Uoterlu • .,.,,.,.,. to JW in •larJe .U.. at* Moo Sales 1 Oo ., Pt. Pleasant, to 5.30; common and. heavies 1nl' would W. Va., .... II du...., """'ulifi.,. ..d pnPieG't JIMU' -)o. Mu- Ssturd&y, July :il2, 1933: "to ·4.10; eulll · 2.00 to 2.10. dnyWa.y, II lll'V ~ 1ppor»:imue\J t5 I JCIIr 5011 L&m-Recelpto 286 ; 6.80: than a <1-.lrn-. 1k1J cbiup Jllll lliiCid wiLl! U.U ...U. Total r~ipts 818. ~s 5,60, to 6.60; · common 3.15 tho ...ab«bie&.n .-~, .................... to 4.80. . ' Hop-Receipts 66, 115 •to 220 -c. <DO 4-06 tO UO; heavlea 4-05 to lighs 4.31) to 4.60. Plp 2.60 3.25. •• FOR SALE-24 ' 1-2 acre !arm, 8 ho~ ad outbuHdtngs , l 1-4 mil'" from Court ' House . It interes ted Call 600-X in Pomeroy 1-24-3t. 1-2t·3t. Seized at Elkhorn, Wis., apd taken to Chicago to be photographed ·at tht detective bureau, these memben of th" "Terrible Touhy" gang were linked by fed~ral aultho.-ities to the ransom 'ki~naping of Jack ("Jake the, Barber") Factor. The attitude of I Factor himself will determine whether the crime can be pinned upon, the prisoners. Left to right: Willie Sharkey, Gustave Schaefer, Eddie McFadden and Roger Touny. Nell,her of LhiJ ~wo ti.mous Bl:it· Ish l!llcrs wn.s ~l'iouslf lnJu,r~~~ - ~~ V."8S said.· However, 30 !tlkbes had bttn ta.ken ln ?ilolllson's lace a.nd &ealp and senraf stitches in Amy'ti i Sacramento. Cat, July :14- INB· - Joe Dcmttm~lo 18 outfielder of the San F'ra.nctseo Sea.ls ol the Paeltic ..!'' n'!'h_t coo.st ba11eball leque, 1:am~ tlnued. his drive to a t'ecord for htt.s in to rw1 hta , string arose over tJle twb g:ame. Many tans 1te~~]iii_'ii",tl;;h they were of a type 1: been !\Cored either as or errors. The ot'lh::lal score keeper recoided them a.s h1ts. Did You Ever Stdp To Think? GAMES 'EODAY - · ~EitiCAN ASSOCIATION Louisville at Columbus. Itidtana.polls at Toledo. ~a.nsas Oity a.t Minneapolis. lll:Jlwauk.ee a.t St. Pe.u1 NAUONAL LEAGUE No ga!,llCH scbeduled. AMERICAN LEAOUFJ Washington at Philadelphia ft.wo gamfosL Only games scheduled. INTBBNATIONAL LEAGUE ROI:<hester at Buffalo~ . Montreal aL Toronto. Ba!Umore at Newark . , Jersey Ctty .~t Alba.::n:O:y=. of thrne event.G at the na-1 f:hampionshi r.os at Jones Lol'I.J Islant:!, twcnty.ye ar-ohJ: Kmght, of Homesteaa, Pa., eucceedM Helene Madi l!on a" queen of American mer.maid s. Mis1; Hnight won the 100-m eter, 1 mila and 440-)'ard race,;, the latter in rooord tiQW!, ==-=--== By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma J. DAVID STERN, PUBLISHER OF THE PHILADELPHIA RECORD SAYS: "Advertiaing is becoming mDre 'intelligent. During the pall thirty yearA there baa been a constant riae in the level of ad·~·­ ing appeal. Not only are the lar'ge advertiaing agenciea which prepare the big national campaigna employing better talent to de· aign ud write the advertising, but they are attuning their copy to a more intelligent audience. "The day is past o£ flamboyant, ballyhoo adverti•ing with crude illustrations and absurdly superlative claims. ... cv "Up to date advertising ia the logical argument of an intelli· genlaaleaman addrea1ing intelligent proapecu. . 0 ' ' - ~·. . ···.' !. \ (! • 1• THEGEEVUM ~)tt '' ' . , i ~ I """'. s .; .. ' "Advertioera have ab&Dd~:~ned the idea of editing their copy down to the maaaea. ~ a re.ult American advertiain1 haa liecome one of the gr.,.teat educatipnal and cullllral forc:<11 in our eocial organiam.· I~ baa changed our diet, telling us what food to eat, and when, and how to prepart; it. It bat,,c:hlli>111d our home life by iat\'Oduciag a o£ labor.aaviiJg dtvic~ w)tidl l!l'lfel\ Ule dru_dPI'Y , w11rk. I �- , ..• ' 7 h StiMNER i TJpe JJke Ulla tf pt. .01c per Une) tao anmo worda mate a line.) ~ CoDiecuUve tnaertkml far "nee 2, f Qollieeutlve tnaertlona tor prl.ce ot 4. The ad taker wW 1Iad11 aaslit. you lJ -~ eo that t.be eop:y tor JQ\11' a4 lJ preJkM .!d 1n such a manner to brll\1 the s te&telt 1"'1111!.1 W,e s ee where WUI clal.m.li that Oaptatn Sibley still McElroy ot Racine was oooe treasurer ot ¥etgs County. We claim tbe bqt mental record of any man on M'elp coun· · ty otJlc1&18 and he never aervett a.r; t1·easurer i n our t ime. a. to )'OU. 'l'be publlllhera wm be responsible onlY "tor one tneorrect tn.sert.1on of amy advortLBement. Errors In advertt.setnentz snould be reported lmmedlatoly. .. No ed:verttaement wW be taken ror lea than a. .m.lnlmum cha.rge of twent·five cents tor each lruter- lloD- For Sale,M~ Buy handkerchiefs ·with what It sav.. ·, hiM'I - ? tii ... J liOt or -IOJMqudilJ ... FOR SALE-Gas table r&Dge, good condition. Will sell cheap. E. Shoemaker, Wyllls HUI . '7~20-3t LISTERINE TOOTH PAStE ~R SALE-Duro purr:q:~, Delco Light Shallow well Plant. I. C. !.feredltb, Pomeroy, Phone 94-L. ' FOR BALE-Fresh Relbe), 8121-L COWII. Pomeroy, 25' See Henry 0 . Phone 7·21-3t FOR SALE - D-yea.r. old lladdle horse, sorrel with blar.e racen ew ~>addle-works e.ny plaoo. Barpln . R. H. R.awllniS ~na . Middlepor t, 0 . See J . C. McKay, Mgr. used cow and. horse Dept. '7-24-3t ~~ " ~=--~~~~~~~ POUND - Pour keys on leather strap oe~ Peace churth. owner I.IiQuire at Oa.tly Tribune of- It'• tintJ t(l b' fl movie •fnr nttd all. tiLat bnt a / ofla want8 IIUUL6· prtvacy. Ju s t w1um 1 wn8 tukinv my aft•ruoon nap a photou ra flh er frnm Ute 1tudio t:ame a-rou1u.l a11 d 1aid un" !tllnt!ed t .-, BCI some n ew pict iH'f!l o[ me. IYclllt e,rc thvy u n~ 11nd now 1 hv1w th ev 'll let me get tome sl.eep. Dabv Le Roy. tor ad. whe~ I waa putU.hi ' Liv·"l StbC ~ Cattle-~wlpts 82, steers '·'"' , l<l·b 5 ~; hetr<?rs U5 t-9 4.30; fa.t. 1.uS1D 3.00; cannen; 1.30 t6 bulls 1.65 to 3.20; milt. coWs <o-,Mttnued.'lrOin l'~s~ one) I w&,. so Ured "I cOuldn't ~-w~o:~~~·~ ABRHE .. .. 6 0 :il Ha.r!""""'' hand;o D,r. oal<t 11\0lliscn's la.cer;.~ were cle<l.ll wou.nclJI ann. wure riot likely to ,dls· ll8i!re biiil."" ' . the aealed l . . . . . .. 5 l 2 3 • • • 0 • ou In ine thh They now trail the pa!oo-setting Glanl.8 by only t wo games. ' tJle, ' seaoon t-hat the· former Red - ? -. ·~ ,. sox hurler has II"One. 'the rb\lte. Lou Gehrlg !itt hls 19th homer. Dtxie Wo.lker hit hiS llt h In Wttle more than a m~th and . Ben Chfl.(;lman ev6rythlng except · the iJill.nd.: pUiforhlf' three base&. , .. WaahinBton h\.d Oetroi~ sl.ymlf!d until the eight.h ' tnnlng; when 14 Tigers went to bi.t b!Qsted . ntn .. • ':l.. • e hl 1-. knocked Thoinsa ana Whitt:htU ~:.way ·from t~ and ·s cored D l'llns. wlnutng 12 to B. Detroit took rourth place, passing Chicago. A: big ~nning ~ en!'bled the Giants to beat 8rodklyn, 8 to 5, They scored '7 runs )n the ninth. .x\re' was . 8 .tQ I In bcLh of cllma.xed by a double by VeJ¥6Z • 6-23-Lf .. Ye.nk11' l~~bs over the In~ Wlllm, Johnn)' A.lleh yielded only 6 hit~' · ~ t he opener, while Danny MacPo.yden's victory In t he nightcap mnrkox l thu nrst. time t ills - -·-· B~ B.llRNU:Y~.· . Alb&.n,y .. . . .. . . . . 50 57 .46'1' 0 0 Buft'alo . . . . . . . . . . 48 60 .444 .3&6 Whjpp}o, p I 0 0 o Jersey City .. ...... 37 61 Ridenour, lb . :l 0 0 0 YESTBIIDAY'II RESULTS Eiselsteln, rf ....... . .. . 1 0 0 o '· Total .. :-....,. .. .... ... . 34'71~4 Pomeroy · AB R 8 E E . Guinther, cf " 1 2 I) Dye, 3b .......... . 3 I 0 1 L . Moore, " .. . . . " 1 l 0 0 Moore, If . . ...... . . . . 3 1 1 0 Orow, lb . . . . . . . 4 0 2 Nesselroad, c ..... . . . . . • 0 0 0 Demoskey, rr .... . 2 0 0 0 •Farnham . ... .. .. . I 0 0 0 Elselstefil, rr . . 1 0 0 0 Duckworth, 2b . 2 0 0 1 trrnoon. D. Oulnt.her. p . . . 2 01 0 0 Tex Carleton .hunc up his 13th CundUf p .. .. . . I 0 0 0 ~ictory for the Car~nalS by blank1 •0 0 0 tng Bolton, 12 to, O, but Zq.chary Jen~s, j p·rf · o.nd Pra.nkhouse otitplnted Dluy Dean in the nl!ihtCap a' aU~:-1nnlng a.tra.Jr. 2 to 1. ' •Farnham btmea ror Demoskey T.be Red Sox two-timed the Jn aevent.h. White Box 6 to 2 and 'l to 2 'rhe Two base hlts.-Qutucn, E. OutnBack Bay boys hr.ve won tbetio lut t.tta---H. Knight 2, E. Knight. B1~ven games with Chicago. ther, E. Gaul, Young; Threo bru;e The A's and Jh'OwnS were not Hits oft Whipple :s m :; o~nn1nas; wheduled. off Quillen, 4 in &Innings; oft Outnthelr , 6 in 5 Innings; CundUf, 3 In 1 inning; .Teb.kins 2 In 2 Innings. with the b&.sea full. Pitb;t>urgh lost conSidera.ble Q:rou:td by dropping two games to the lowly Reds, 6 to l and 6 to 4. Red Lucas and the. antiQuated Ep Rixey, alway a Pirate jh!X were the winning hurlen. In the opener Glnctnnatl beat Bill Swllt for the flrrst time thls year. Chick ;Hafey de\'eloped a. two bagger complex h1t'Ung five doubles durlng the a!~ AMEBlCAN ASSOCIATION Columbus 10; Loui.sv1lle 3. Columbus '7; · Loutsvme 2. Toledo 10; Indla.napoUs &. Ihdla.hal)olls 15; Toledo l. Bt. Paul 6; Kansas City 5. St. Pt.ul 'l; Kansas Ctty 6. Mtlw!tukee . 8; MLoneapolls 7. Mtnnea.Pous 5; Milwaukee o. ~ATIONAL LEA.Gut: 4 CJpclnnatt '8; ~U.taburgh 1. cJncinna.tl 6; Pittaijurgh 4. Cbtca{o 9; Pl'liladelphla 5. Chlcaso -it: : Phi ...delphin 1. s~ Loula ·n; Boaton o. TotBls ......... 32 • 1 2[============== MerQlaid Queen ON Wl'nl TilE HIT8 =- _ _ _....._...,..,,. - Booton 2; St. Louts J. New York. 8: Brooklyn 5. ' AMERICAN' LEAGUE New York 8; Cleveland t. New York B; Cleveland 1. Bo11t.on 6; Chicago 1. Boaton 7 ; Chicq:o 2. Detroit 12; Washington B. Only games scheduled. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo 1; Rochester 3. Buft'alo 3; Rochester 2. B&ltlmore 7; Newark 4. Baltimore 6; Newark 3 . Montreat 3; Toronto 1. Montreal 3; Toronto 2. Albany 9; Jersey QltJ a. Alba,ny 8; Jersey City :.1. Prompt ReHer ' "For l.bltt.y years I had cmlSt.ipa· Uon. SOuring rood from stomach choked me . Since taking Adlerik.a I am a new person. Constipation the IJ::u;t."-Ailce Columbus, 0 .. July 24- INS-- Ia ll thing of Ba.seball tans, feminine gender and 1 Burns. Reed's Dr\W Store-In Rutbetween the a(Jea oC 9 and 16 arc land by Barton's , Phar. Adv. tt) have a. day or their own aL the Red Bird stadiUm, George M Tra\ltman, president of the Columbus Baseball Club aumouneed t.o(18Y. Hereafter , !:!8Ch Wednesday will be known a& "Future Fa.neUe Day" and all glrl.& between the ngtJ Umita will be admitted to the stadium without charae. Future f'a.u.ettea will set their first gUm~ cr the ColtimbUII team during its lJCcsent home. sLay on Wedne&day July 26 at the lndianapolll!l double header seheduled to get under way 9t 1:30 P. M'. The af\notmcement of th.ls day rtlunds out t.he present schedule of specla.l d&ys at the Red Bird ata- dtam. TueBdafll, Thursdays and 1 Sa.turdays are devoted to the I Knothole Gal'!";. while all Mondays I over to Ladles· Day and ~'r:c·~~~~:~,IDay . None of theM: d , prevail on holiday~ I - - -·· Slugging Prides of Philly . IN,TEII.NATIONAL LEAGUJ Club Woo. LoBt Jloct.N ewark 6;l 44 .589 Rocheater ~ oil .67t Toronto . .. .. .. . . . . ~ i9 .542 Ba.lUmore . . . . . . . • . 07 64 .514 Montreal . . . . • • . . 54 &:il .509 • • • 'I lJ . .Gaul. 3b . ....... . . . . • the Cro11by fimilJ, 181ng of radio, ' : ·the .former D ud~ Lf e of t he film!', w~e.h old wl1•Jn this j"ilct.u ro was made in f e llow has been named Gal'y Evan .. phicago looks more formidable with the· ~eturn to form . of Pat Malone, who held the !!logging Quakers tp fi\'e hits. in t he nightcap a.nd ·breezed home on the ehin.strap, thr·"!e to one. Unable lo wtn a.1game smce June 5, Pa.t had 10!Jt hiB job as e. starling pitcher !U\d had ·been d'emnted to the bull Pf!n . Btu Jurges, the human ta.rget, he~ out Malone by drtvtng in two runs·· a'6'd e.coMni th'! other one. . BtU Wtllt a btt peeved beca.w;e h6_ ..~4 been yanked for a. pinch bi~, tHnk Bettdn~;k , in the ten th inD!nl · of l he 'ftrst • ga.me '\With the bab JU.U . Oink came . througl} nobl7 w!Lh a hame run, , glvb1g tne CuJ;l& ,a nine ,to five dec111ton. J?~ng thC1r profitable home .sta.nd, . the BJ"Uin.s gained 1 1-2 ga~ on the JliLC".! -Sf!ttng New Yotk· Ola.nt6. • 0 I 3 1 1 c . ~nlgiht, Youna;, c , ... , . Sixteen Whl5 at home by takof a t win bill w.lt.h T!JE! - -SigDS for Nira Cooperators flee and po.y see SALES REPORT calves.-Re«lipttJ 386 ; tops Airport. · 6eCOilda 5.61 to UKJ; medium Ule wreckeci ...urne., l..lm,rl ne Tool~ " - • .....te ~J tlte .u.Of the Ft. Pleasant el Uoterlu • .,.,,.,.,. to JW in •larJe .U.. at* Moo Sales 1 Oo ., Pt. Pleasant, to 5.30; common and. heavies 1nl' would W. Va., .... II du...., """'ulifi.,. ..d pnPieG't JIMU' -)o. Mu- Ssturd&y, July :il2, 1933: "to ·4.10; eulll · 2.00 to 2.10. dnyWa.y, II lll'V ~ 1ppor»:imue\J t5 I JCIIr 5011 L&m-Recelpto 286 ; 6.80: than a <1-.lrn-. 1k1J cbiup Jllll lliiCid wiLl! U.U ...U. Total r~ipts 818. ~s 5,60, to 6.60; · common 3.15 tho ...ab«bie&.n .-~, .................... to 4.80. . ' Hop-Receipts 66, 115 •to 220 -c. <DO 4-06 tO UO; heavlea 4-05 to lighs 4.31) to 4.60. Plp 2.60 3.25. •• FOR SALE-24 ' 1-2 acre !arm, 8 ho~ ad outbuHdtngs , l 1-4 mil'" from Court ' House . It interes ted Call 600-X in Pomeroy 1-24-3t. 1-2t·3t. Seized at Elkhorn, Wis., apd taken to Chicago to be photographed ·at tht detective bureau, these memben of th" "Terrible Touhy" gang were linked by fed~ral aultho.-ities to the ransom 'ki~naping of Jack ("Jake the, Barber") Factor. The attitude of I Factor himself will determine whether the crime can be pinned upon, the prisoners. Left to right: Willie Sharkey, Gustave Schaefer, Eddie McFadden and Roger Touny. Nell,her of LhiJ ~wo ti.mous Bl:it· Ish l!llcrs wn.s ~l'iouslf lnJu,r~~~ - ~~ V."8S said.· However, 30 !tlkbes had bttn ta.ken ln ?ilolllson's lace a.nd &ealp and senraf stitches in Amy'ti i Sacramento. Cat, July :14- INB· - Joe Dcmttm~lo 18 outfielder of the San F'ra.nctseo Sea.ls ol the Paeltic ..!'' n'!'h_t coo.st ba11eball leque, 1:am~ tlnued. his drive to a t'ecord for htt.s in to rw1 hta , string arose over tJle twb g:ame. Many tans 1te~~]iii_'ii",tl;;h they were of a type 1: been !\Cored either as or errors. The ot'lh::lal score keeper recoided them a.s h1ts. Did You Ever Stdp To Think? GAMES 'EODAY - · ~EitiCAN ASSOCIATION Louisville at Columbus. Itidtana.polls at Toledo. ~a.nsas Oity a.t Minneapolis. lll:Jlwauk.ee a.t St. Pe.u1 NAUONAL LEAGUE No ga!,llCH scbeduled. AMERICAN LEAOUFJ Washington at Philadelphia ft.wo gamfosL Only games scheduled. INTBBNATIONAL LEAGUE ROI:<hester at Buffalo~ . Montreal aL Toronto. Ba!Umore at Newark . , Jersey Ctty .~t Alba.::n:O:y=. of thrne event.G at the na-1 f:hampionshi r.os at Jones Lol'I.J Islant:!, twcnty.ye ar-ohJ: Kmght, of Homesteaa, Pa., eucceedM Helene Madi l!on a" queen of American mer.maid s. 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