https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9beda77d511429cebf3b5cc136570284.pdf 5644bbcb77862a24847f44857fa17852 PDF Text Text ,. I !:. I " ' \ \ ' \ .... .; ' Girt··' fE Ht tOUPTION!l'tr ~ed from P.e Ex-Potneroy W'ms More Honors ESM·AN 8~UNO II ·- -,CAS[ 8HINGS UP FUHTH[R JURY ~~y lDC~F'JUSTI££ · :t..IU~J~buo TnJ~:k . • Come• To Grief Over \ Sele H~re MAKES NOTICE READEJIS' . th• News Oftlee of Tho waiii ____ ~ UTEATHER FORECAST" . Ohio '"" w... v~, tot. . Tribune, eall 286-L: If the Bualneto wnlght Oftlee ask for 202-JL Saturday. DPEN SHOP MUST .·8£ ABANDONED 8Y FATHER CITED And Alleredly F a i I • To Live Up To Promises I! YO'! and For Failure To Provicte After He Seeka Cuo• tocly ·Of Son Spectalt (ON' LYJWN STUJ'r) . . 1 . ' ' FROM 'GHAFT[HS' Adminu~tor Johnaon System To . Be Whereby Thievery Be Pr,Vented S.yt' A!ltO Builden_ MuotChanre - - ALL PROJECTS AND ADOPT CODE - In-Remotest Ccimero, Ho•v·l ;;i]~-~ ~~t~~r inr F•deral Funds, To Be Protected tanize Must Be Reco1· nized, He Say• ' '\SATURDAY> JULY 29TH. ' WORKS TD BE UPT Riplt Of Laloor To .. Witl0.,.0 foi-' B"ual'i..a• ~ . r TID PINAL TOUCIIBS OF A TBOBOUOB • •OV.t.-pON NOlf UING COMM.Eftn. rin~·pi~L J- .on m• ilt 1r I» do "Dyed-In-Wool" Party Man to Get Cabi· net Poaition In War Of lllinoio Official• On Orranized Crime Chleogo, July 28-IN5-Another ; underworld murder, the second ln 24 hours, hurled defiance today at lhe war against crlme as otrlce-rs wert roundlns up &he tlnlt ot 24 defendants, headed by AJ oapone, nomed in a. blanket arand jur.y ln· dlctment thatylng a hURt racket- ~~~~~~- eering conspll'foCY. As federal oltlcen and pollee dlr· eet.ed a eampalan &o rid the city CJf Still . indi.11nant over the imagjnary ihterview printed a..61men rour aasa11Slna atftllled Into a north side bar room and &.hne shot and killed Thomaa ~. 21, allu Tony Rocco, a lmOWft P-.:- ~[=~~~~~::~~~~in a ~cDonald. Paris newspaper, screenJeanand ~ ster. (-r! for the governor's crime -.terence. ·. Rioting Follows Calling Of Sttik«: - J. J. O'Donnell and Luit~ Alvarez of the University of Chicago are 8hown placing instruments aboard tht! !o{tratoFOphere balloon Lieut. Commander T. G. W. Settlt! pru~ Oa'(ll_l<•! I~p=o=•e-;:sc:t.:o-;:ta;-;:-:k;:-e ~ olf _in__.fr_o~ mC__h_i~ago at an early date. ,' w........ ...,_, Men and .Se. . verely Beatoa lb Triiilbie . ' \ . \ at,CiorliMIIl' Plant ,. · ' MAN" . • I ~i :~l;tl THOUSANDS .., ~ ILIBEI{TY ·THEATRE ' '''• ' :Jcly&] .RI!pub- lb&*ra J)ut lre- J88UED a~ . p(l.rtJ Uaes." On Political laluea. He oppo8ed Auldent Hoov.and pve aeneroUI supof PrMident Roaaevelt'a Sep~onable. FOR f3.(iYS • ', ', • ,..,jjil I ' ., "' • '~ .... ' • • ' ' ' • ' • ' ' I ,• .1 .. 11:I1 't· · · ,. • ), '69c . t W""H ~NICKERs ~ l . I i .I et ' .: ' .t t(!'l3. ' ' . ' . ' . ). ' -. ' ' ' .. ' ...:·, .. ' ' ~ .• . I . ' SWIM TRUNKS, hirh waioted ..... $1.00 ,.,*-' ;p0dJr. BELTS .. ....... . .. ... .. . ' .-....-r•'<I,Y 1.,·,~"Jtt~ .1. ... ·'·· ' '"J' .,. · ···~··· ,.: . ., ' , i ., ., '1-:\ .••·•• ·' " · ••• '·· · ·• ~ · "•J... WASH TIES .. .... . : ... . . . . . .. ·... ·2....• · TAKE CARE OF THE BOYS NEEDS FOR ~UMMER WEAR AS PRICES -ARE SURE T9 ADVANCE • .' cu.....tt Say• Practice l!c:onomJ' Nece.....,. Dur· I ' ial N.-t y - I · • (.Schools On Trial Legislator Says sPft!! ~~·~;ri~;~d ~~0.~~~ ·.. .S~c . ; B~~~!~. ~~:;s: ·~'- ~oo~....... ;95c II ' , •·, . the Simple Way To Lovelin_. . · Fau'Cr~ Pqwder, Lotions,~~ Lip Sticlro, and ' aiJ ' · :' otherltfmi iitakeo ·to~e you bilautlfUl. ' · , ASK OUR C\lsTQMt:U WHO'USE THI:;M ' ' . l . ' ' ' ' I WASH l."ROijSI:;!_lS, .Seerauc~,r~, W•oh Flannel-.. (\:~ht\Vhile Dtick~j1, · . Size• 8 'totS' .. . ;'·r .• , ••••• ·M to $1.29 • . :I ) • PRICE :' ,.1. .• •' ~lil\tlat to·:,., .. . , P~ites: At 8f)ttpm. • 1: Appa:rel '' I P~<;E ' LOCAL YOUTHS LONG CAJ>(OE -.Wellaton -v~ · ~iddleport Into hili the drlnkl.ni place. - /"< At Bprl.ngfleld Gov. Henry llililn· er l&unchlld the &tate on. a t~tWr­ mined offen,lve against c~ ~ t ldnaPtnRlli particularly as ~fl. pollee ehlefs and sta.te'a a~ from an parts or the state ...,_._ er but accepted his printed ~"!bl• ~ "I LOVE THAT Two bullet& tired baclr: f elled the hOOOlum u be fled star, is pictured as she r!0111ri'u•'I to Now York after 1 a.ppea,r inl' ip Europe, The ' Tlturtdlt.Y 11nd Friday G~NGSUHS H[PLY TO CHAllENGE DF l~W ~NO ORO[H - For An• Bullet• Uoed 24 ARE INDICTED apoloiiY In lieu of cash. ,. W'l1'111':!11' DEMOCRATS OBJECT r.. ir .Th.imette sued the writ- ' ~t wer Ao Another Hood· lum lo Murdered ot Nlra today served notJie motor Industry $&\ 1t lt:8 workere to orpn- &Jl 0~ OUMJQefl Weklcuned-New ~ lllvl.tfttl PHILIP MEIER, Prop. - Wooclinj ln III·Health, May Be Succeeded BJ Wolverine Detn:llt-, Julf 28.-IN8-Brlpdler Cl«leral Bush B. admm- latr&tDr ~ S~ial ~~~-* ~c$ for Saturday c;>D all homeltillad meaIt aDd Old Fuh•oned Headed for Cosmic Sphere nRPUBUC ·MANUJ TfU: OLD MJ;:IER MEAT MARKET -PROBATE COURT WARRANT Bawntay. ' L LEASED WIRE OF INTERN.\TIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. · Participants In Caoe, Buoy Filinr Charl[eo GUARANTEE ~ OF ...... Oovemor Horner will llddr'eas the meeting or pollee officials, owtllnmg hls c11.mpatgn for a oo~ mowment to combB.t. -o~ crtmlna.Js. The governor said <:necta.t attention wm b ~ given tol.he kidnaping m:,':.:;:'.ilan~ Th~e of the with Cai.po(ioe~ri'"!'"•; dlctmmt -, �' .' • olVLY 118, I"" 11 t oT,l " n '"' " THE DAI:t. Y TRUJUNE t 'fll. N ', J t , ' • . ~ ·..-.118 l'UniSJIPIO ' •uu ... -... cp~rAI!l - -~ .;...;;;... •' the Incarnation. Cleveland, o .. preach. 'J'b1a ww be the tut 5d'Ylee the ftrei 8\llldaf In Sap~. PIUDAY . .rot.Y II~ INI. PBOIU _-d.,. Notables ' lfo\'PONAL o\IIVEa'riSIIfG IIEPBE!flfTA'J'IYIII i' The ''Metp ; • . . • ~ -- V......... ., lloU tnU open at 'J 30 o'cloc!': and w(U • I._ One Konttt. . .. • . • • • . ••• •• •• 'iolll -~~--------------~~~--~~·~·~..~..~·~"~";"~~ .. ~.. ~~ I BRICKER DISAPPROVES allo be, gl,.n, , Pollowtng tbe eloae ot the devo-. ~ hour; tbe remamder or the tveninlf will be epeot In a social ft1. During tbJi perlod a.nother llantA>mlnie wlilch It IS thOUf<ht 'fill Qlahly emUS& tho&e 1n ,.ttendlj.nee, wm be presented 1n obarqe Of Miss'· Jean Reed. 'RefreshlneJlt< be served at Pte oonclj.J&ion ~~ eveJlll)g. Plalis ::ue being made acoommoda.tlna a larp at- .10 FIRST BAPTJ'T CIIVRCII •·.c.~ sunday tehool -·~­ 9:1& A. M Paul 8 Smart., Supt. Momlna wor•hlp 10.16 A. 14. Theme . "WhAt of the Church?" IDtt'!fDlediat.e aDd. S(!Dior B. Y. P . to meet wtth the Predtyteriao I \.~ ... -~ 1.311 P l\4, . ... w All~8Worth tnuU~Wrla­ Rl\11 1tocks started o1r relatively the vartaus churchea for those "''ho wt&h to attend t' m, reflecting the el\t<nlilg" anti teQdanee a.nc means ot Licn are being IU'l'&naed bY -' upLrenG, out 5agged with the ltSt 1ot.er TobaecQS ha.d an f' l.\llY ,fh,JTY On next Sunday tven!ng, Jul~ 80, a U."lion meeting of the vario'U.;. 7oung people's orgf\nizatlons oo lhe various churche!l or M1d!1le port, wUJ be held. at the Prellby· •u·Jan chu,ch, the meeting begin mng nt 6 80 o'clock OUI1ng th quiU"terl~· on t he boollb In ret&1l CIMftt- Lt P. prlcu bllt, t.o fQJiet:l can) LhrmU(h ULllitles were lower tn Qutet trtHlJng whtle r.Us were h ea.vy on t~n­ -..at'.llfad.ory second fJUarter e•m·nc~. rep<Jrta RRpeal lsg u ~s flur,tult t'd in n wJde range ln nervou:s t ~lns with U B alcohol aud nu· .lr.maJ <!!stiller~ polntinK hl@her Weaknes.'l In the guld group w. !ght!d down tPe whol o:- mining mteting, a represe;ntative or eacl p&M!.tory one for the ' •rt~.mc ral:• . •' !1St to be held at the Forest RUI church Tuesday evenq Mr and M...'"S Walton Cl\rney and ' wo cl' ' ldren or Houston Pa, a1 lived ~ursday for a visit with tll 1 ormer's pa1-ents, Mr n.nd Mrs L L Carney. Ht::rman Lohse a.nd sons, Rob • md Harold, tetumed Thursda• ~ vcnlng f10m 11 month's camp1•1 end &bing trtp o.t Mitchell S tl:l.t 31 ~·~~~:~~=~·?:31'1 ~· M. Theme ~ Wed. ? .30 P M 0 4 24 16 10 Middleport (13 ) AB R H PO A E M Allensworth, 3b 5 2 2 4 2 0 Oallagh"r. 51# 5 2 0 1 1 1 H l>emo.,key, Ir J t 2 0 1 0 Par!ltt.c !ill8ll Da~t.p 521030 All our prayer meettnp are help- Ina M • <ecl~ty wt11 give. the lite history o fttelude & 9I&ylet entitled "Janey: -'Orne missionary A P!mtbmtme on "0, E!.on, ·Haste" Tbts meetlllg Is held as a pre Woolt .. , ............ " • ·..,." Three~u ••~u :l ........... .... I'"' ~ ~ III:Jnth • • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .w ~·- ..- ..· .... t:::. Y~~r . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . t.oo o.""'e y':::... · " "" ·"" · .. !"ao""l - -· Yonn• Peo:lle'a (LU&rter!)' raUJ wW be held tu.da~ e\rentn~. Aueuat. 1, at the ~ eh\U"eh at Pwest R411, It h9 beeri anoounceii'"'By ~r­ lfi'Tet Bauer, presklent of the or~llatlon. The devutlonal period . .-- play Stocks ~~=============If f oling People To 1'06 Edllortal CoD .....L l'or B1lllnt1115 Oftlee &DII Ctro.a.tloa ~ Call ..... BJ DemDII<ey 4, BattJII, GREGC 1 ~old ~Uy SOon . .... tu.boll,' Cldcap. Pllllt ......lt., PK&aaqta, IIU,.._ OdJyend 1!:, .._ . an OTdbwJy h«ne VIRGINIA l Church . -.14 IQ oQ oliD tho~ -tllouil> "~'' ~Ill \0 ~ • ll'tiiMd. ~UI lett~ b0fi1Ver exe~>llent an•J destnblt 14 ~·I liOiftl Ia no lllllolloe wUl be publllll<q. ' o! Phone 582-L mallor - · It, 11'11, ol 1110 omM o\ f Wi'CIII', 0111o, under tho Aot of M""'h I, ll'lf, f!ublllhod lloll7 oh<l . . . , . , ~ IJolul'daJ. """"""' on Lower l!ecood ap.e~ ........,;, 0, ,_ ~ :wbml ow friends tend ua lltten or mwa macw tor ~Ucatlon \bV : ' MIOOLEPIHTERS ~•worth ' ' ., ........7..... ;;;::-: u ' -- ~=~~h. ~ 1 ~ ~~ ~ ~ cr F. Oemoskey rf Ea.ttyn,2b 54 1 l 1 I 1 04 0 10 42 13 10 2"l 12 Total w NEW LO II 59!!!: PRICE a q ._. 3 • ~ "' • :.;:(;11~~~~;:,' .,B;y, EDSOiil R: . •., ' Did You Ever Stop Tl) think? . du«-out. Leni is rescued ' ' ?e- rope:Ja,n;~~~~::::~~c u they, are to<jay. ' ' 1 Collfei'I'P.•• never hl!d a chapce to sue' ceeil very good real!On th~t tllere wa• not a •ingle oatfqn r,epr~~~~~t~d at the ·~on• w\llch '/'88 ta)~jcrlft~e· one solitary thing ~v~~ a!P'e~aLie to itqhesi debt.. or . y ..... -. -•1!11 1!1 ~~~ \. '<. ....... ........ ... : ~I ~ children •i!ll!ll~ ~u1ht man~ •b,out our gnvemment, · opr' lal'~~&:~ oor mode of:·opera;\ionj in !be conduct of the counb'Yat.rrl . ' . , , - .,, hie , ,.~ , " j ilf il , ,,. , • . :vyut.e~,jF~iJll!l!!ll ~g~~~-J;lif_tl ~, ~~~·~1! «1'!~, 'l' l:'~!- CQlll8 IDeiD BJ)j<t\p !JlMt "'<!III'!AY"YI!I ~mere 1•114 enJOJaRI!i' 'S 'G ""~~~~ ~ . r...... •t ~. .~ . '' , .. ,, . . ~ .. , • • • • • ...... . ' Jt ~e'!lt clt!ite Ill!! tbip• .nowt4tJf tl) $11rqw ·~ricP. '-"'i..-.~' " ' ' ~ '"l: " ~ There ia qq llibatitute fill' ~n•l amhition pra~· '· ~t ,~ ' ~. J ; ' ' ' . ' j ' .' ' ''Th!! 'system' worked Watiafactl'rily ,so lont as the foreign c:ommunitiea,were amall, 1-!u~ in recen~ years aJ the communitieo have ~wn and trad, relationahipa hav" multiplied, the oituation haa beCome 4;0111pllcated. Alto in recent years the j:hinefe have modemlzed theu;courlf ~U~d tllia. in addition to the IP"!wth of natioaaliam, haa cauaed tile chineae to J'eaent the, uiat~Dc:e of the conaulu courb wbich U. reprded u an infrinpment upon their aoveripty. Silic~ the American treaty ia acheduled to expire ahortly, there ia 'a poulbilib' the whole ayatem may be revi~ed. One of the ~q S~i n.,.,• in recent' comment Qll tha •ituatipn deCl.ndi' 'There ia certain amount of truth in the alleptlon that Shanihai fonaa a'aanc:tu~ for fugitives from all parb of the world.~' . ( , \ ., ~. · ThM!It IW! .m-~ WfJ '!!f,:~Ji~iqr, v,iailota lo Cl!llll' b•~ lo -ibb., " ' • tenitorial juriadietiona remain i'!- effect. 1 But there is a poisiblk ity theae treatiea inay be revised ·in the rot diotant fulure, b"fall•e the Cllineae for many yea... have 'a11itated "gairlst their ,continuance,,dail"int they ~onati\Ute an ,irif'!\n~ment of Chineae ten:jtor-' ial aaveripty. ,'the ao~lled ei:territorial treatieo date b..ck practieally a centl.ry ~e~· Ame~f<UUbd European ttadera first viaited the China cauL ·~ 'a result of numerou. a,qua~les over ~e$ c.l~tid by forepen in the Cllinese port ' cities'; the Chinfie aDd the foreipen•'fiJially reac;,hed a th,en m,utul.lly oatisfact"9' -~~ whi~ (WU'Io the pneral effect lhat the Am- · '~ai c:l,f!a.ul• 'w9ulll talr,e .juri,dictiou over their own 'n..,tionals :,~ma•ill ~ ~!-.;~ thti clalneae.woulll fol.,)w-a sh11ilar practice' · · · 'With Jjeljie!:t,to·thetr people. . ,, , It was only a few lnontho aio when yoq read your favorite newopaper, you cou~ no~ hl!l" ¥ ~.e~l !!.!.a~ thei whole. worltl w~~ "11rd~1 fo dttotruction anif tli:a\civil11!:8bilri ~as go1n11 up .In artloke in the nat few Jlllarl. But bow" different it is today. Y'9lu' nji;ilaft'~ ia ~~jpij;jlc; , tt~ c:p:;,a~ ·~ · droopin1 opirib. After t:e&dtnt it youf~H~t t!!;,•j• a pre~~oocl wotld after all '' and that happy and P.m~~ "*Yt I!I'C .qn the way. •• , ' 1 to the bomefolb wbj they Yqted for tina or for that bdl. K_,l " '~bia ia qu~ ao lon'a: as the pre"'nt 'keatleo dealinl!' with ex- M-..Y of Oj1r M~mb~ of <4"1"•~ are quite buoy explainin11 ~ " 'tAn Americ~n ciliz~ii, j~ ai?IO to re~<le in Shanahai in apparent fn;edom and thumb Iii• no~e at the American authori,ties du~ loa curio"'!JtfllliW•tem l'mown,ao 'exterritorio,lity.' 'Thi•' sixteen ' li.tter~wora!~jUdint tO th• dittidnary,,mean• 'being ou~ide a sfalel! iurildli\411>11.' bu~ applied to China i~ meana that .America" cit-~• l't!aldinj- ill Ch~na 11-re \.ot s'ubil'c:t fo ~he laws 'of, Chin& , but to<lawa of ~e United States as applied throuth the consulal' offic. and the Oni~d Statea Co'll't for <;jhina. 1'1\e aame sitU.,. lion ""pliea lo Britona, Ert!!Jchm!'n and a number &f other fo.:..i"' n~tio~~,&la who mlde iq the,ChiQeae,Ro;public., ,' . ln th~ manufactw4tf ljueujeu, the Ifei!Jer the volume manufactur,d fi!e,lo~ tli'e coet P.B! u~iL ~fore, the effort of all maaufa~:turin1 c:onc:erna 'ahciul~ "'e to increue volume of output ' '~ <ctUNAj),ft/VifWi SA'tS: , ,. By Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. b .........,.; • I ' ' , Sh., wnee, · Oklahpma ' •• I w..\itt''. g .. , . ,, J. ~ P;O~.Jil'PITOR A~D PUB~IS~ER OF THE S~ANCI:'fl and o~ d.e wa7 to • " THE WORLD CONFERENCE 'llELL ,th e world conference has been born to be left to ft' die :1 mi•erable death after the most ordinary kind of existence. As waK foretolt:l in ~h~se columns mn.ny weeks a.ro, there was little to be hoped in the w.ey of constructive resulll! from the conference unlellll the United States agreed to do everythmg and anything that European na1 tions demanded, Mr. Rooseve lt, being of a nlliure who could not see the advisability of crucifying the economic trade of the American J>eople tor the 'flak e of the much 11!88 important foreign trade, naturally not agreeing to their preposterous propo1:1iti!'ns, soon paved the way for a speedy ending to the sessioru~. While many honeyed phrases and diplomatic term• m~y be used by members of one delegatioR to .those of otlLers, tlle tact!\ remain thnt Europe wants nothing more than to sec the economic !l'Uin of America and the soon~r that occul'l', the qt•icker sh~ will ~~ sati~fl.ed, , flad l!fr. ~po~~velt b~en agreeable to Eu~pe'• IIIRnd• •.we m!Jitt have seen a ~at cc•ll"''* ol'l"'~lzat1o~ banded t oBether for the h'etterment of Europe~p conditions'buVin tbe m<~antim• we wo~ld ~ave •e~!' an Ame•1· •~n pepP!e ~~n~ ~o,q)lle by tl•c ettefi!!Ve ~·~~~~t of taxes Induced liy the c~ncehati~n of war debll! mcurred yoaro alP wile~ An\eric!'l' peoP,IJ! were not so wnll vprsud m ~:u. - ·~. at "big as • apur . to a \ tf,"!'' ~~~~~\~~~;~~n~ 'in'·j!ln~ ' 'l . - .I. J ' •, ,. 'I • '' 1 fr ,, \ •, II ' I ' I J l ' .. ,j' ...I ~ j 1j "' , ' .,.per. '" �' .' • olVLY 118, I"" 11 t oT,l " n '"' " THE DAI:t. Y TRUJUNE t 'fll. N ', J t , ' • . ~ ·..-.118 l'UniSJIPIO ' •uu ... -... cp~rAI!l - -~ .;...;;;... •' the Incarnation. Cleveland, o .. preach. 'J'b1a ww be the tut 5d'Ylee the ftrei 8\llldaf In Sap~. PIUDAY . .rot.Y II~ INI. PBOIU _-d.,. Notables ' lfo\'PONAL o\IIVEa'riSIIfG IIEPBE!flfTA'J'IYIII i' The ''Metp ; • . . • ~ -- V......... ., lloU tnU open at 'J 30 o'cloc!': and w(U • I._ One Konttt. . .. • . • • • . ••• •• •• 'iolll -~~--------------~~~--~~·~·~..~..~·~"~";"~~ .. ~.. ~~ I BRICKER DISAPPROVES allo be, gl,.n, , Pollowtng tbe eloae ot the devo-. ~ hour; tbe remamder or the tveninlf will be epeot In a social ft1. During tbJi perlod a.nother llantA>mlnie wlilch It IS thOUf<ht 'fill Qlahly emUS& tho&e 1n ,.ttendlj.nee, wm be presented 1n obarqe Of Miss'· Jean Reed. 'RefreshlneJlt< be served at Pte oonclj.J&ion ~~ eveJlll)g. Plalis ::ue being made acoommoda.tlna a larp at- .10 FIRST BAPTJ'T CIIVRCII •·.c.~ sunday tehool -·~­ 9:1& A. M Paul 8 Smart., Supt. Momlna wor•hlp 10.16 A. 14. Theme . "WhAt of the Church?" IDtt'!fDlediat.e aDd. S(!Dior B. Y. P . to meet wtth the Predtyteriao I \.~ ... -~ 1.311 P l\4, . ... w All~8Worth tnuU~Wrla­ Rl\11 1tocks started o1r relatively the vartaus churchea for those "''ho wt&h to attend t' m, reflecting the el\t<nlilg" anti teQdanee a.nc means ot Licn are being IU'l'&naed bY -' upLrenG, out 5agged with the ltSt 1ot.er TobaecQS ha.d an f' l.\llY ,fh,JTY On next Sunday tven!ng, Jul~ 80, a U."lion meeting of the vario'U.;. 7oung people's orgf\nizatlons oo lhe various churche!l or M1d!1le port, wUJ be held. at the Prellby· •u·Jan chu,ch, the meeting begin mng nt 6 80 o'clock OUI1ng th quiU"terl~· on t he boollb In ret&1l CIMftt- Lt P. prlcu bllt, t.o fQJiet:l can) LhrmU(h ULllitles were lower tn Qutet trtHlJng whtle r.Us were h ea.vy on t~n­ -..at'.llfad.ory second fJUarter e•m·nc~. rep<Jrta RRpeal lsg u ~s flur,tult t'd in n wJde range ln nervou:s t ~lns with U B alcohol aud nu· .lr.maJ <!!stiller~ polntinK hl@her Weaknes.'l In the guld group w. !ght!d down tPe whol o:- mining mteting, a represe;ntative or eacl p&M!.tory one for the ' •rt~.mc ral:• . •' !1St to be held at the Forest RUI church Tuesday evenq Mr and M...'"S Walton Cl\rney and ' wo cl' ' ldren or Houston Pa, a1 lived ~ursday for a visit with tll 1 ormer's pa1-ents, Mr n.nd Mrs L L Carney. Ht::rman Lohse a.nd sons, Rob • md Harold, tetumed Thursda• ~ vcnlng f10m 11 month's camp1•1 end &bing trtp o.t Mitchell S tl:l.t 31 ~·~~~:~~=~·?:31'1 ~· M. Theme ~ Wed. ? .30 P M 0 4 24 16 10 Middleport (13 ) AB R H PO A E M Allensworth, 3b 5 2 2 4 2 0 Oallagh"r. 51# 5 2 0 1 1 1 H l>emo.,key, Ir J t 2 0 1 0 Par!ltt.c !ill8ll Da~t.p 521030 All our prayer meettnp are help- Ina M • <ecl~ty wt11 give. the lite history o fttelude & 9I&ylet entitled "Janey: -'Orne missionary A P!mtbmtme on "0, E!.on, ·Haste" Tbts meetlllg Is held as a pre Woolt .. , ............ " • ·..,." Three~u ••~u :l ........... .... I'"' ~ ~ III:Jnth • • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .w ~·- ..- ..· .... t:::. Y~~r . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . t.oo o.""'e y':::... · " "" ·"" · .. !"ao""l - -· Yonn• Peo:lle'a (LU&rter!)' raUJ wW be held tu.da~ e\rentn~. Aueuat. 1, at the ~ eh\U"eh at Pwest R411, It h9 beeri anoounceii'"'By ~r­ lfi'Tet Bauer, presklent of the or~llatlon. The devutlonal period . .-- play Stocks ~~=============If f oling People To 1'06 Edllortal CoD .....L l'or B1lllnt1115 Oftlee &DII Ctro.a.tloa ~ Call ..... BJ DemDII<ey 4, BattJII, GREGC 1 ~old ~Uy SOon . .... tu.boll,' Cldcap. Pllllt ......lt., PK&aaqta, IIU,.._ OdJyend 1!:, .._ . an OTdbwJy h«ne VIRGINIA l Church . -.14 IQ oQ oliD tho~ -tllouil> "~'' ~Ill \0 ~ • ll'tiiMd. ~UI lett~ b0fi1Ver exe~>llent an•J destnblt 14 ~·I liOiftl Ia no lllllolloe wUl be publllll<q. ' o! Phone 582-L mallor - · It, 11'11, ol 1110 omM o\ f Wi'CIII', 0111o, under tho Aot of M""'h I, ll'lf, f!ublllhod lloll7 oh<l . . . , . , ~ IJolul'daJ. """"""' on Lower l!ecood ap.e~ ........,;, 0, ,_ ~ :wbml ow friends tend ua lltten or mwa macw tor ~Ucatlon \bV : ' MIOOLEPIHTERS ~•worth ' ' ., ........7..... ;;;::-: u ' -- ~=~~h. ~ 1 ~ ~~ ~ ~ cr F. Oemoskey rf Ea.ttyn,2b 54 1 l 1 I 1 04 0 10 42 13 10 2"l 12 Total w NEW LO II 59!!!: PRICE a q ._. 3 • ~ "' • :.;:(;11~~~~;:,' .,B;y, EDSOiil R: . •., ' Did You Ever Stop Tl) think? . du«-out. Leni is rescued ' ' ?e- rope:Ja,n;~~~~::::~~c u they, are to<jay. ' ' 1 Collfei'I'P.•• never hl!d a chapce to sue' ceeil very good real!On th~t tllere wa• not a •ingle oatfqn r,epr~~~~~t~d at the ·~on• w\llch '/'88 ta)~jcrlft~e· one solitary thing ~v~~ a!P'e~aLie to itqhesi debt.. or . y ..... -. -•1!11 1!1 ~~~ \. '<. ....... ........ ... : ~I ~ children •i!ll!ll~ ~u1ht man~ •b,out our gnvemment, · opr' lal'~~&:~ oor mode of:·opera;\ionj in !be conduct of the counb'Yat.rrl . ' . , , - .,, hie , ,.~ , " j ilf il , ,,. , • . :vyut.e~,jF~iJll!l!!ll ~g~~~-J;lif_tl ~, ~~~·~1! «1'!~, 'l' l:'~!- CQlll8 IDeiD BJ)j<t\p !JlMt "'<!III'!AY"YI!I ~mere 1•114 enJOJaRI!i' 'S 'G ""~~~~ ~ . r...... •t ~. .~ . '' , .. ,, . . ~ .. , • • • • • ...... . ' Jt ~e'!lt clt!ite Ill!! tbip• .nowt4tJf tl) $11rqw ·~ricP. '-"'i..-.~' " ' ' ~ '"l: " ~ There ia qq llibatitute fill' ~n•l amhition pra~· '· ~t ,~ ' ~. J ; ' ' ' . ' j ' .' ' ''Th!! 'system' worked Watiafactl'rily ,so lont as the foreign c:ommunitiea,were amall, 1-!u~ in recen~ years aJ the communitieo have ~wn and trad, relationahipa hav" multiplied, the oituation haa beCome 4;0111pllcated. Alto in recent years the j:hinefe have modemlzed theu;courlf ~U~d tllia. in addition to the IP"!wth of natioaaliam, haa cauaed tile chineae to J'eaent the, uiat~Dc:e of the conaulu courb wbich U. reprded u an infrinpment upon their aoveripty. Silic~ the American treaty ia acheduled to expire ahortly, there ia 'a poulbilib' the whole ayatem may be revi~ed. One of the ~q S~i n.,.,• in recent' comment Qll tha •ituatipn deCl.ndi' 'There ia certain amount of truth in the alleptlon that Shanihai fonaa a'aanc:tu~ for fugitives from all parb of the world.~' . ( , \ ., ~. · ThM!It IW! .m-~ WfJ '!!f,:~Ji~iqr, v,iailota lo Cl!llll' b•~ lo -ibb., " ' • tenitorial juriadietiona remain i'!- effect. 1 But there is a poisiblk ity theae treatiea inay be revised ·in the rot diotant fulure, b"fall•e the Cllineae for many yea... have 'a11itated "gairlst their ,continuance,,dail"int they ~onati\Ute an ,irif'!\n~ment of Chineae ten:jtor-' ial aaveripty. ,'the ao~lled ei:territorial treatieo date b..ck practieally a centl.ry ~e~· Ame~f<UUbd European ttadera first viaited the China cauL ·~ 'a result of numerou. a,qua~les over ~e$ c.l~tid by forepen in the Cllinese port ' cities'; the Chinfie aDd the foreipen•'fiJially reac;,hed a th,en m,utul.lly oatisfact"9' -~~ whi~ (WU'Io the pneral effect lhat the Am- · '~ai c:l,f!a.ul• 'w9ulll talr,e .juri,dictiou over their own 'n..,tionals :,~ma•ill ~ ~!-.;~ thti clalneae.woulll fol.,)w-a sh11ilar practice' · · · 'With Jjeljie!:t,to·thetr people. . ,, , It was only a few lnontho aio when yoq read your favorite newopaper, you cou~ no~ hl!l" ¥ ~.e~l !!.!.a~ thei whole. worltl w~~ "11rd~1 fo dttotruction anif tli:a\civil11!:8bilri ~as go1n11 up .In artloke in the nat few Jlllarl. But bow" different it is today. Y'9lu' nji;ilaft'~ ia ~~jpij;jlc; , tt~ c:p:;,a~ ·~ · droopin1 opirib. After t:e&dtnt it youf~H~t t!!;,•j• a pre~~oocl wotld after all '' and that happy and P.m~~ "*Yt I!I'C .qn the way. •• , ' 1 to the bomefolb wbj they Yqted for tina or for that bdl. K_,l " '~bia ia qu~ ao lon'a: as the pre"'nt 'keatleo dealinl!' with ex- M-..Y of Oj1r M~mb~ of <4"1"•~ are quite buoy explainin11 ~ " 'tAn Americ~n ciliz~ii, j~ ai?IO to re~<le in Shanahai in apparent fn;edom and thumb Iii• no~e at the American authori,ties du~ loa curio"'!JtfllliW•tem l'mown,ao 'exterritorio,lity.' 'Thi•' sixteen ' li.tter~wora!~jUdint tO th• dittidnary,,mean• 'being ou~ide a sfalel! iurildli\411>11.' bu~ applied to China i~ meana that .America" cit-~• l't!aldinj- ill Ch~na 11-re \.ot s'ubil'c:t fo ~he laws 'of, Chin& , but to<lawa of ~e United States as applied throuth the consulal' offic. and the Oni~d Statea Co'll't for <;jhina. 1'1\e aame sitU.,. lion ""pliea lo Britona, Ert!!Jchm!'n and a number &f other fo.:..i"' n~tio~~,&la who mlde iq the,ChiQeae,Ro;public., ,' . ln th~ manufactw4tf ljueujeu, the Ifei!Jer the volume manufactur,d fi!e,lo~ tli'e coet P.B! u~iL ~fore, the effort of all maaufa~:turin1 c:onc:erna 'ahciul~ "'e to increue volume of output ' '~ <ctUNAj),ft/VifWi SA'tS: , ,. By Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. b .........,.; • I ' ' , Sh., wnee, · Oklahpma ' •• I w..\itt''. g .. , . ,, J. ~ P;O~.Jil'PITOR A~D PUB~IS~ER OF THE S~ANCI:'fl and o~ d.e wa7 to • " THE WORLD CONFERENCE 'llELL ,th e world conference has been born to be left to ft' die :1 mi•erable death after the most ordinary kind of existence. As waK foretolt:l in ~h~se columns mn.ny weeks a.ro, there was little to be hoped in the w.ey of constructive resulll! from the conference unlellll the United States agreed to do everythmg and anything that European na1 tions demanded, Mr. Rooseve lt, being of a nlliure who could not see the advisability of crucifying the economic trade of the American J>eople tor the 'flak e of the much 11!88 important foreign trade, naturally not agreeing to their preposterous propo1:1iti!'ns, soon paved the way for a speedy ending to the sessioru~. While many honeyed phrases and diplomatic term• m~y be used by members of one delegatioR to .those of otlLers, tlle tact!\ remain thnt Europe wants nothing more than to sec the economic !l'Uin of America and the soon~r that occul'l', the qt•icker sh~ will ~~ sati~fl.ed, , flad l!fr. ~po~~velt b~en agreeable to Eu~pe'• IIIRnd• •.we m!Jitt have seen a ~at cc•ll"''* ol'l"'~lzat1o~ banded t oBether for the h'etterment of Europe~p conditions'buVin tbe m<~antim• we wo~ld ~ave •e~!' an Ame•1· •~n pepP!e ~~n~ ~o,q)lle by tl•c ettefi!!Ve ~·~~~~t of taxes Induced liy the c~ncehati~n of war debll! mcurred yoaro alP wile~ An\eric!'l' peoP,IJ! were not so wnll vprsud m ~:u. - ·~. at "big as • apur . to a \ tf,"!'' ~~~~~\~~~;~~n~ 'in'·j!ln~ ' 'l . - .I. J ' •, ,. 'I • '' 1 fr ,, \ •, II ' I ' I J l ' .. ,j' ...I ~ j 1j "' , ' .,.per. '" �"'· .r ;r -~ AJl.T, • - ' ' ' • ' f tf ,I ... ,... ' T ' ' ~~ ' ., ' .' " Air 'Miac. '. tenced to d I Mnry I .. , .... ·.... ....... . . . El here. 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