https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bdef09fb4288df7776eef036fa7e82dc.pdf 6e54b1383ae1fa49f6dbf338e8e83707 PDF Text Text • ' . • ' • • ' ' <'; •• Fought CUS[ 0 TH . .' ·~--·- I ·f LS T llY: : ES AT "· ' ' LE VlC •• tiLT OF • •• ',,. E - ••••• • roc imsM S ATl ECUll lOR A Cl OST ...... l LaW- -In nsylvania -----••••• • •••• •••• ER 0 fiC c~u TY ~ T ECO EH e • e • e s JOH , nator ·r'. - Co..ric' t .., Had AI- Gullty LYNN s· .: ) for Buajn , JULY Z H. ' IIWI110'1!!oo41 '· . ' �\ . • i ' " " I .t- ,. TRJ.BUN~ lifBE lfAILY --cl&lo 1'1' u matt<>r Bopt. U , Ill~, &t tbe Pool ""~ at .l. ' ',. y .. - · Olllo. UDIJF. the Act otll&roii 3, tl'1o. Pllb~ocl Dtll]1 aAd lllm<foJ' """""''8oiUl!ltJ. ~te4 on Loftr lkcowl - · -'"""· 0 . It Wbe~ cur lrie'nda aend:UI le~rs or :QMI.I matter tor pulf~· \heJ ld>ould In aU cueo Olf!l their lWI!..-allbOIIIb ' not ' .~ tAt !>a ~ted. AnnQ)'m9UI lett.era, howner excellent an:st d~'k! ln tnem .. .-tvea tn no iD&Laaoe will be~pqblilbed. II&TII)li.U. AD~!lTIBIIIG They aU retumelf home lA the event.na euept llr. C~ who re- riJ.; Jlfll._-\"r'•\" ' . mained for a tonrer~ villi. . •.· ,( ~ "'' 81]N'D'AY, .TOLY iiO, 1133 1 • Aimee Home to Fight Divorce •l •' • ., ,, ·' ' , ) l . "'One week . . . .. .. . .......... ~Mo nth orl y . . .. . ·· ···· · 68 ··L apiiElllllfl,\'IYII• e ear ... ... ~----7-----------• Jllall BJ •·-1!0l:i Tbree One Month ,, .. ..• . ...... .. •Mohthl , . , . , . . . . . . . · 8'x Month& .. . , . . , . . . . . . . , .r.o 1.1)0 a.oo eoo One vw· .. ... .. ... .. ..... . 4.00 . , DERN'S PLEA . I PLEA of Secret~ry of War Dern for a bigger and •' bt·tter army certamly 111 t~e present time, should not ;_ go unheeded. This period when every elfort i& b~in11 made ~o put men t_ o work ~nd . ll,eep , tbem at w o r k , is , THE Ideal for placmg men in training and giving them the benefit of training camp life. Inotead of talking abo•t lending millions of dollars to foreign nations so they can buy our products, why not l!ee}> all the money at home and ·hire thousands of men to go into training in our &rmf and thus build a defen ·~e which even egotistical Japan w0 uld be inclined to fear, The United States, with far greater territory to guard than the European countries and far more able to maintain armies, h•? the smallest standing army of any leadin~~: nation in the world. Why not put many ot our jobless men' on rntlons sim ~ ilar to the way we are handlin11 them in the Reforestation - work? Certainly there is no waste to that way of spending money. · Certainly there will be no surplus created by that manner of spending to keep tho! men in food and sheiU!r. Instead of being a liability, it will keef• us prepare~ for any emergency. The idle talk of an end to war by the '\·ari ous idealiats, IS just so much foolishness. It h~s been demonstrated times without number even oince the great world 'var which our tormer President Wilson told us, was a war for demoj:racy and to end war, that 80 long DS therE! are\ countri~ tO have differenceS, jUSt so long will some of tl)pm r t;: vert to war as thejr Msl"ttd by Capt. Harold MeCa.w, Mn. A.linei Semple ~1~Phcrson ' Hutton, famous evangelist. appears on deck of the S. S. ~jly of H:l\'re •t Norfolk, Va., to pooe for photographers a.nd talk w1 t h r;e:rn_rter11. Aimee eaid sbe was shocked by the news of her singer hu~>bamJ a dtvorcc ac~ion and that she stilllove1 him. . J Mr. and Mrs Ivan Mack daughter and Mr. a.nd Mr!! and Rhine ~ heart of !'m:yrils were \'Uitlng berv nnd at Kyger over the weelr: em.l. Mr. and Mr5. W. H. Jacoba vl61tlng in Kimtucky recently. w~:rc • recours ~ to get what they insist' is justice, When on e of them will get into a dispute with us, no one can tell, but in order that we lihall not be unprepared, we should train our young men now of me~n~s~-~o~~!~~~~~~~~:®~~,;~~~~ . them have no ,visible.,!Jn ·· :~~,:$~ ilepression but it will go a ways ''',t;c were elll<or· l hy making the everage belligerent nation think twice ·b e-l her fore it plung~s it.<elf headlong into war witlt us, I w.V:':~ed. Benjamin Frank fin was far from wrong when he ut-\ ;·~~;;~ SE\VJ11G,. ¢,;1,Jit · tered his words of w[S<;om that the "Lord helps them who :;'~.~~ The Live Wire aewlnll otub met llclp themselves." Furthermore, we have had the truth """lne ihoiire iiiil,id~;. ~f lhe blah SQIIOol bllllillni We<!· brought home to Us that the l.ord is also always on the ~!tree~. ,~.,~~~~~ ~~~ra~~:ht a!~~~les 0r ;~: Fiidc of that nation during war, which is tHe better pre~ athepoo{ Freiicl\ Jt&ni, .even bMtln1 11t1tch flre 11nd uneVeri : ~un~r attteh. Each porod. If i~ · t .."~ •'• 1 1where tlie glrla demonatd.te · qne artlcle of ""f!.'i . '• 19" ~ ...... ' ~ RETUI'NS TO WORK Btad Wolf who h ll.ti been an qn~ ploye of th'l Ohio rlver repair p:wg on look'! -nd dPms for Mv ~ e:raJ Y"J.'B wu t;a,ued back to hls tlle aeeond floor . her sevtlniJ project " wOrk lMt weetr: , bcsbming on C9ll un, half waa ~ toun4 on &rildtlton wotic at Dam :10. Mt MR. HORNSBY, MANAGI\R tneftntftoor In • hnlfdazt;d condlThe Bew C0L1uUbB enJoy ' • hhhhhhhhho C"Jet.8hhh o,oooatcoal 'S HORNSBY , one o f th c s t ormy pe tre 1s of t •a~e- :;ion lion when his rat..'her satned admifl~ -.. IJ<l to t.hc bulldtrq:. PrOmpt u.r~ be¢ a.nd w•termelon 110elal Wed· Wolf bas been of! dut:v ance l@.st ROGEl" December Paul Benrha, anQttler ball, after being juggled from club to club and tenm rival of Lhe nre J~,epartnvnt soon neld.ay 1tvenms July 19Ul. Quite 1es14tent of Seventh Sf.J'eet secured wt;rk and bcpn l"'rtdn.y morning -at to team, has once more bobbed up a manRget· of a bi.f tile f!&mft place. lt ague b&u.Jball team, after several other sueb tries. room badlY acorched a"Pilr i.. plans were or made for tothe . the Love Mlke" be play ilv· Mr. H!orn•by'·WII~ an outstanding ball player a few TRIP en Auauat 4th o\ lh• RaeiJie-ButRBTIJRIIB DOME " : . ·, '' ' ,, : ", •.' ·. " " ' ' '' ~~ 4 ';!:' ag LONG HITCH~WtU; hi h Lon1 hour11 of pi~ and deep I ton sh sc 001 auditorium. 11,_ Lftc respect and will of vtrtually all the balleball fol- though\ were termtn•ted In delllowing public in t,he -cOu'ntry. But that waa before Wis ac- Chvles ntt.e dccl.slon one day liUit week by Many farmer& at. "thi• seuon of 'pencer. son of our . local ~he year are- planrun1 to BOW soy~ 1ivities in the stock 'market with a ce1tain St. Louis br~ker townam~ ohartey Spencer and his bean.11..aa a. men manure erqp. Tbia were known. These activities were s~r~ch that few indeed :;:~n ~_!11 ~~= ro~rtbeeo1 p:a0 ctleeh Ia to be ·enoolblir1a1ed1 tor, aoy yean\ back, it mu~t be admitted, and . at that time he htlld go~_cj -c.\iiTi( !!::!: • .. . . f - 1 .,"""na aveproven ervaueaaa who fm·merly worshipped htm, could speak w1th avor of ja:•te with little pocket ctuwte and nltropn-ftxaUon~plant. However, . th f.. · plenty of p\lfh and energy and the farmer mut Inoculate the seed h1m erea ... er. . . thumbs up, TheY. .m!l.de Clnctnna.tl H bean& arc t.o be !iOWJl on soil He Mhowed that he was not only lackmg 1n sport;s. Lhe nrat day· UKt a rew daya later tUt hal nover before pown eoy mal\ship but tha.t lie wu also lacking in the , prim• requis, . ite~ necessary to any man• holdinr the respect of hts felJow:rp.en ' That requisite which Mr. Jlornaby lacked and , , 1 THE VOLGA CAPTAIN T IS INDEED unusual so far as American experiences are concerne<J, to read about the unfo~unate experi· enee of the V:Oiga boatman who recently was sentenced to death when fqund guilty of criminal negligence -nd care· leBSness in connection with t~e sinking of the v'eas~l cur· r)1h\ll' nearly lOP ~ol!lp to their death. InvF•tlg~t\ons f6I- I :owipg the,.acciqent . ~eve)'led ·that he had pennjtted 26 people II!Ore, than 1Wa& 1\lJowed to ente~ the ohlp and SO _he faces the death pen•lty. · • · In pur cougtey, :W~re lives are held 40 che~PIY· Jw mirht have been oenteneecl to serve a year In pr\J!on or he COUld h~ve ~~~J(~,forth .and deliberJ,t4iJJ, ShOt down" .a <<Cp\·o or J!iore ~rid . biid (a much bettar cllanj:e .of eiiCaplnrr with hla (iwn llf~ ,tJian be !lld Jn SOviet 11-'llllila. " W!J,en' 1"F' s~e rt8!11~ such ao theee, we' !'fe ·~ roll•U.ntl:r tho~h it'may be, tne :faulia' ' ' all 'd1eyandM otng-'the:-r.d·~;i;;;;11;;·u,~~·;;;.;;; ta~~~ - PJOPO• ~bou:~-~~~~~"'~Yili~~~~~~-~Mt·~M••· ~"""'~~~r.l .. -tno. ENTERTAIN£1' ~ODGE ' . t>ta,..lhe ljoY boona Go ilot c.... MEMBERS oul&t.e Witb. tt:nV peu or alfalfa. Boy Quite a number of the medlber~ beans require a epecta,l ·~rial ,\IN'!fiFf •' r:\._ -· ~ean Hoppe~' • D_ay. at the 8 0 ~hat ,, '· ' 1'!:~ 11Arr18M On last S~p.d.ay Rev. 0 . M. Lilaley b&pt.iaed fol.tr JO\ml ladtea at tbe Ractne beac::h. Be8lle Pa'rley, t.rareta. they '"'"' "'"""~trong trom In""'"""" which a"""'fteld lnOeUla\ed. 'l1le Ann euru.s, - MUdre4 Morrla aad Kansas and COilll' t.award the l:oon. ftloCt that previoutly Pncltto coaat. It they make the grew c o w pea. 1 or o t h e r Florence Howell. coast by no le1umea. whlell ts Ch~go they and expect tak~ tn tothere~urn .big show. aiWl'anoe thatwen the Jnoculated lOll will con• '1\'ISIT THE SPRINGS still according to the lawsuit filed mmanhood St. LouiSsuch at as tlmc ,does, is plain old-fashioned American ' • • ;myone from the lowest to the b1gbest should always be proud to poasess. Naturally few Indeed will be the well-wishers lor ),im in his n~w 'Wenture. As a matter of fact. his past conr- duct has been such that he is not entitled to another ch!l.nce nor to the good will of any self-resp~ctin11 Ameri.-,,n lady'or gentleman. \ I Rev. and Mrs. M. :;;dh:i:! VIenna. where they post ten days bee:•;,,_<ii.ri~~ue.:i~ll ~,; e"angeUsUc ~'; ~i 01!Btc;..rs te in, ui ll&lll' are cl4illl these days, stating ' I theY:·~~r· fOUJf tluo Fard V-8 ~tar thu W~! Mid i t ,was ~ . that is :how ·we! pre.~11r, it tp be. ' , ., , _ ' 0: ~ -'·rr ,tbittor the •. bene.fit eta Ford dC!flar who ' ollides 118 tor not "~ 1 d1~~~~ -a'l1 at ailht be olat!' in ravo~; ot our oar. : · , " , ,· I r ,, he pe le who use ·our • <, rs evecy dBF are not ·praisillg thea. 1 t '· aattprs 11ttl~ what we 11111 aq.l• 'Ill. last ltprd auat be s~ok•n; bf lthe bar itae~~; ud tl(e 011Der who tellc( hia n..at d~r neighbor !¥>~ it~~ cat behaves ' · in, i?t~,l ~erv+oe ·is the onl:r !ffeotln ad~rtiaer. . , ; . :· , : .'· ' : · '!lll't ; 1~ wl& we do not atrep •talkilll ~*lints" · in pu~ , o•r . · >'lha ·rord fa built on prinolplea_. n4 on "points.• llost or the "talking points" :I;:' utor qr.ra .are or little or no iaportanoe to the pertorliahce ·or value :: . . - ~~r:::::~~hew!~!~~~~~! ~t!1;~u=::;~re=. ~~ Did ·you -Ever-Stop To ·. Think? · :; 'e.g • ~1 aar. ' J<a nlpt', ' ' By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma ' ,. I ' For l!dliarl•l ~fiCo 'con ut·L • F......-... 011~ and,c~lllall"!' 11ep1. cap lfi·B DeUtertcJ BJ Carrier '· -LOy- Bituminous Keyttone GREGG ' ~d llllll!>aU. lao. ' Cbtoac.. Pbllo4olthla. fiiUburrb, Jfllwl'"" t t IOD of Cleve- Yobw ln the , ~PP1 vauer, opmd tile wuk WbJdl would lllo provide & rk:h Mn. H . J . HJ· flit1d for electric power dnelopment . V~GINIA Phon.e ' . . ' I . '< tor exaaple. rit 1a not , , . j ' , just a "talking point~· ,,with us; it 1s a i;>a.ltlo WiJIOiJ1la wh1oh we ~eep oonatantf.Y in mind whe]) ·~~r, design a car. .t•~Cht ihllll 1111oh to do wl ~- tbe oost or ~he oar, It cos~s us aona:r 'to .re..i,~': eao••• 4-eilht. It ooaf/;1 y011 aoner u· we 'leave i Cfi.'' · ' ' When peop~lt talk about t~ ooat or running a oar,-or, to (>ut it 1n advertlsilll lU&UBI•· •eoollt)Q or operatlan"..._.hJ do~luoJ not give more thoulht to ni&)!tf · ·' · ' 'lhe aore fad fti&ht a oar drap around · the aore. it ooste to run, -.-~.•~.•o~~orl'J' a~era.~.~t•lf•rJ 11ttle~Jit is ~a(£11111~. ~~a~ ,~11" up ~~ W?.1'11lls , It we dclelcn 4 eool!oaiaal ;~ng1ne, ·and~t$~:~&; , . eoon~· ln ao n& a aass or u4eoessacy oar, night, what li~s ·been gatlt.&df · .;.;.,B t,-l'!f>illflj wei&ht ,!here 1~""~onp aa .,rainers do wi.Jh a . ~~horae '.. . , or :an ~~~1ete+the l!.'ll'M-~I'j,pclr pclllDll loar reaaina J''-lh·;, "o .tet ,the•..•";:' '~,s~~J}.~ an~; ·~~~.':;r..~~t a ,callon gas, a -oAr sJ>oulit n,o t, b4t , I)Ver--)ieaVJ ' tor,, i!A -:~, A\urllr.'·~s st-v;• ·.lli~up B:nd Hllt~e . •~ed-whloh "aitJS re.-ne PDfer-reQDires ~·~ttul a~t,.nt.ion to cal',eilht. and stre111th. , , · . , '!'he Ford ll-8 liSt 1\!li a 11pt OBI'-1.-t is u be&VJ as 1ts design req11ires, and woh stronpr -thu it ·n ·l>,f tor aatetr- But i t has ·no IIB_e l..s ·wei&l!'t: Stren~tJI · lly been obt~ncll! without dead heayY bulk. , ·'!1'1't 118 offer ~· ·a !!!!:• bui,~t to ~ oe)'taln thinp, and 2!:! .to do thell. 1 \,f. .. ~ ~ 1 ! \t '' ' t 'l �\ . • i ' " " I .t- ,. TRJ.BUN~ lifBE lfAILY --cl&lo 1'1' u matt<>r Bopt. U , Ill~, &t tbe Pool ""~ at .l. ' ',. y .. - · Olllo. UDIJF. the Act otll&roii 3, tl'1o. Pllb~ocl Dtll]1 aAd lllm<foJ' """""''8oiUl!ltJ. ~te4 on Loftr lkcowl - · -'"""· 0 . It Wbe~ cur lrie'nda aend:UI le~rs or :QMI.I matter tor pulf~· \heJ ld>ould In aU cueo Olf!l their lWI!..-allbOIIIb ' not ' .~ tAt !>a ~ted. AnnQ)'m9UI lett.era, howner excellent an:st d~'k! ln tnem .. .-tvea tn no iD&Laaoe will be~pqblilbed. II&TII)li.U. AD~!lTIBIIIG They aU retumelf home lA the event.na euept llr. C~ who re- riJ.; Jlfll._-\"r'•\" ' . mained for a tonrer~ villi. . •.· ,( ~ "'' 81]N'D'AY, .TOLY iiO, 1133 1 • Aimee Home to Fight Divorce •l •' • ., ,, ·' ' , ) l . "'One week . . . .. .. . .......... ~Mo nth orl y . . .. . ·· ···· · 68 ··L apiiElllllfl,\'IYII• e ear ... ... ~----7-----------• Jllall BJ •·-1!0l:i Tbree One Month ,, .. ..• . ...... .. •Mohthl , . , . , . . . . . . . · 8'x Month& .. . , . . , . . . . . . . , .r.o 1.1)0 a.oo eoo One vw· .. ... .. ... .. ..... . 4.00 . , DERN'S PLEA . I PLEA of Secret~ry of War Dern for a bigger and •' bt·tter army certamly 111 t~e present time, should not ;_ go unheeded. This period when every elfort i& b~in11 made ~o put men t_ o work ~nd . ll,eep , tbem at w o r k , is , THE Ideal for placmg men in training and giving them the benefit of training camp life. Inotead of talking abo•t lending millions of dollars to foreign nations so they can buy our products, why not l!ee}> all the money at home and ·hire thousands of men to go into training in our &rmf and thus build a defen ·~e which even egotistical Japan w0 uld be inclined to fear, The United States, with far greater territory to guard than the European countries and far more able to maintain armies, h•? the smallest standing army of any leadin~~: nation in the world. Why not put many ot our jobless men' on rntlons sim ~ ilar to the way we are handlin11 them in the Reforestation - work? Certainly there is no waste to that way of spending money. · Certainly there will be no surplus created by that manner of spending to keep tho! men in food and sheiU!r. Instead of being a liability, it will keef• us prepare~ for any emergency. The idle talk of an end to war by the '\·ari ous idealiats, IS just so much foolishness. It h~s been demonstrated times without number even oince the great world 'var which our tormer President Wilson told us, was a war for demoj:racy and to end war, that 80 long DS therE! are\ countri~ tO have differenceS, jUSt so long will some of tl)pm r t;: vert to war as thejr Msl"ttd by Capt. Harold MeCa.w, Mn. A.linei Semple ~1~Phcrson ' Hutton, famous evangelist. appears on deck of the S. S. ~jly of H:l\'re •t Norfolk, Va., to pooe for photographers a.nd talk w1 t h r;e:rn_rter11. Aimee eaid sbe was shocked by the news of her singer hu~>bamJ a dtvorcc ac~ion and that she stilllove1 him. . J Mr. and Mrs Ivan Mack daughter and Mr. a.nd Mr!! and Rhine ~ heart of !'m:yrils were \'Uitlng berv nnd at Kyger over the weelr: em.l. Mr. and Mr5. W. H. Jacoba vl61tlng in Kimtucky recently. w~:rc • recours ~ to get what they insist' is justice, When on e of them will get into a dispute with us, no one can tell, but in order that we lihall not be unprepared, we should train our young men now of me~n~s~-~o~~!~~~~~~~~:®~~,;~~~~ . them have no ,visible.,!Jn ·· :~~,:$~ ilepression but it will go a ways ''',t;c were elll<or· l hy making the everage belligerent nation think twice ·b e-l her fore it plung~s it.<elf headlong into war witlt us, I w.V:':~ed. Benjamin Frank fin was far from wrong when he ut-\ ;·~~;;~ SE\VJ11G,. ¢,;1,Jit · tered his words of w[S<;om that the "Lord helps them who :;'~.~~ The Live Wire aewlnll otub met llclp themselves." Furthermore, we have had the truth """lne ihoiire iiiil,id~;. ~f lhe blah SQIIOol bllllillni We<!· brought home to Us that the l.ord is also always on the ~!tree~. ,~.,~~~~~ ~~~ra~~:ht a!~~~les 0r ;~: Fiidc of that nation during war, which is tHe better pre~ athepoo{ Freiicl\ Jt&ni, .even bMtln1 11t1tch flre 11nd uneVeri : ~un~r attteh. Each porod. If i~ · t .."~ •'• 1 1where tlie glrla demonatd.te · qne artlcle of ""f!.'i . '• 19" ~ ...... ' ~ RETUI'NS TO WORK Btad Wolf who h ll.ti been an qn~ ploye of th'l Ohio rlver repair p:wg on look'! -nd dPms for Mv ~ e:raJ Y"J.'B wu t;a,ued back to hls tlle aeeond floor . her sevtlniJ project " wOrk lMt weetr: , bcsbming on C9ll un, half waa ~ toun4 on &rildtlton wotic at Dam :10. Mt MR. HORNSBY, MANAGI\R tneftntftoor In • hnlfdazt;d condlThe Bew C0L1uUbB enJoy ' • hhhhhhhhho C"Jet.8hhh o,oooatcoal 'S HORNSBY , one o f th c s t ormy pe tre 1s of t •a~e- :;ion lion when his rat..'her satned admifl~ -.. IJ<l to t.hc bulldtrq:. PrOmpt u.r~ be¢ a.nd w•termelon 110elal Wed· Wolf bas been of! dut:v ance l@.st ROGEl" December Paul Benrha, anQttler ball, after being juggled from club to club and tenm rival of Lhe nre J~,epartnvnt soon neld.ay 1tvenms July 19Ul. Quite 1es14tent of Seventh Sf.J'eet secured wt;rk and bcpn l"'rtdn.y morning -at to team, has once more bobbed up a manRget· of a bi.f tile f!&mft place. lt ague b&u.Jball team, after several other sueb tries. room badlY acorched a"Pilr i.. plans were or made for tothe . the Love Mlke" be play ilv· Mr. H!orn•by'·WII~ an outstanding ball player a few TRIP en Auauat 4th o\ lh• RaeiJie-ButRBTIJRIIB DOME " : . ·, '' ' ,, : ", •.' ·. " " ' ' '' ~~ 4 ';!:' ag LONG HITCH~WtU; hi h Lon1 hour11 of pi~ and deep I ton sh sc 001 auditorium. 11,_ Lftc respect and will of vtrtually all the balleball fol- though\ were termtn•ted In delllowing public in t,he -cOu'ntry. But that waa before Wis ac- Chvles ntt.e dccl.slon one day liUit week by Many farmer& at. "thi• seuon of 'pencer. son of our . local ~he year are- planrun1 to BOW soy~ 1ivities in the stock 'market with a ce1tain St. Louis br~ker townam~ ohartey Spencer and his bean.11..aa a. men manure erqp. Tbia were known. These activities were s~r~ch that few indeed :;:~n ~_!11 ~~= ro~rtbeeo1 p:a0 ctleeh Ia to be ·enoolblir1a1ed1 tor, aoy yean\ back, it mu~t be admitted, and . at that time he htlld go~_cj -c.\iiTi( !!::!: • .. . . f - 1 .,"""na aveproven ervaueaaa who fm·merly worshipped htm, could speak w1th avor of ja:•te with little pocket ctuwte and nltropn-ftxaUon~plant. However, . th f.. · plenty of p\lfh and energy and the farmer mut Inoculate the seed h1m erea ... er. . . thumbs up, TheY. .m!l.de Clnctnna.tl H bean& arc t.o be !iOWJl on soil He Mhowed that he was not only lackmg 1n sport;s. Lhe nrat day· UKt a rew daya later tUt hal nover before pown eoy mal\ship but tha.t lie wu also lacking in the , prim• requis, . ite~ necessary to any man• holdinr the respect of hts felJow:rp.en ' That requisite which Mr. Jlornaby lacked and , , 1 THE VOLGA CAPTAIN T IS INDEED unusual so far as American experiences are concerne<J, to read about the unfo~unate experi· enee of the V:Oiga boatman who recently was sentenced to death when fqund guilty of criminal negligence -nd care· leBSness in connection with t~e sinking of the v'eas~l cur· r)1h\ll' nearly lOP ~ol!lp to their death. InvF•tlg~t\ons f6I- I :owipg the,.acciqent . ~eve)'led ·that he had pennjtted 26 people II!Ore, than 1Wa& 1\lJowed to ente~ the ohlp and SO _he faces the death pen•lty. · • · In pur cougtey, :W~re lives are held 40 che~PIY· Jw mirht have been oenteneecl to serve a year In pr\J!on or he COUld h~ve ~~~J(~,forth .and deliberJ,t4iJJ, ShOt down" .a <<Cp\·o or J!iore ~rid . biid (a much bettar cllanj:e .of eiiCaplnrr with hla (iwn llf~ ,tJian be !lld Jn SOviet 11-'llllila. " W!J,en' 1"F' s~e rt8!11~ such ao theee, we' !'fe ·~ roll•U.ntl:r tho~h it'may be, tne :faulia' ' ' all 'd1eyandM otng-'the:-r.d·~;i;;;;11;;·u,~~·;;;.;;; ta~~~ - PJOPO• ~bou:~-~~~~~"'~Yili~~~~~~-~Mt·~M••· ~"""'~~~r.l .. -tno. ENTERTAIN£1' ~ODGE ' . t>ta,..lhe ljoY boona Go ilot c.... MEMBERS oul&t.e Witb. tt:nV peu or alfalfa. Boy Quite a number of the medlber~ beans require a epecta,l ·~rial ,\IN'!fiFf •' r:\._ -· ~ean Hoppe~' • D_ay. at the 8 0 ~hat ,, '· ' 1'!:~ 11Arr18M On last S~p.d.ay Rev. 0 . M. Lilaley b&pt.iaed fol.tr JO\ml ladtea at tbe Ractne beac::h. Be8lle Pa'rley, t.rareta. they '"'"' "'"""~trong trom In""'"""" which a"""'fteld lnOeUla\ed. 'l1le Ann euru.s, - MUdre4 Morrla aad Kansas and COilll' t.award the l:oon. ftloCt that previoutly Pncltto coaat. It they make the grew c o w pea. 1 or o t h e r Florence Howell. coast by no le1umea. whlell ts Ch~go they and expect tak~ tn tothere~urn .big show. aiWl'anoe thatwen the Jnoculated lOll will con• '1\'ISIT THE SPRINGS still according to the lawsuit filed mmanhood St. LouiSsuch at as tlmc ,does, is plain old-fashioned American ' • • ;myone from the lowest to the b1gbest should always be proud to poasess. Naturally few Indeed will be the well-wishers lor ),im in his n~w 'Wenture. As a matter of fact. his past conr- duct has been such that he is not entitled to another ch!l.nce nor to the good will of any self-resp~ctin11 Ameri.-,,n lady'or gentleman. \ I Rev. and Mrs. M. :;;dh:i:! VIenna. where they post ten days bee:•;,,_<ii.ri~~ue.:i~ll ~,; e"angeUsUc ~'; ~i 01!Btc;..rs te in, ui ll&lll' are cl4illl these days, stating ' I theY:·~~r· fOUJf tluo Fard V-8 ~tar thu W~! Mid i t ,was ~ . that is :how ·we! pre.~11r, it tp be. ' , ., , _ ' 0: ~ -'·rr ,tbittor the •. bene.fit eta Ford dC!flar who ' ollides 118 tor not "~ 1 d1~~~~ -a'l1 at ailht be olat!' in ravo~; ot our oar. : · , " , ,· I r ,, he pe le who use ·our • <, rs evecy dBF are not ·praisillg thea. 1 t '· aattprs 11ttl~ what we 11111 aq.l• 'Ill. last ltprd auat be s~ok•n; bf lthe bar itae~~; ud tl(e 011Der who tellc( hia n..at d~r neighbor !¥>~ it~~ cat behaves ' · in, i?t~,l ~erv+oe ·is the onl:r !ffeotln ad~rtiaer. . , ; . :· , : .'· ' : · '!lll't ; 1~ wl& we do not atrep •talkilll ~*lints" · in pu~ , o•r . · >'lha ·rord fa built on prinolplea_. n4 on "points.• llost or the "talking points" :I;:' utor qr.ra .are or little or no iaportanoe to the pertorliahce ·or value :: . . - ~~r:::::~~hew!~!~~~~~! ~t!1;~u=::;~re=. ~~ Did ·you -Ever-Stop To ·. Think? · :; 'e.g • ~1 aar. ' J<a nlpt', ' ' By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma ' ,. I ' For l!dliarl•l ~fiCo 'con ut·L • F......-... 011~ and,c~lllall"!' 11ep1. cap lfi·B DeUtertcJ BJ Carrier '· -LOy- Bituminous Keyttone GREGG ' ~d llllll!>aU. lao. ' Cbtoac.. Pbllo4olthla. fiiUburrb, Jfllwl'"" t t IOD of Cleve- Yobw ln the , ~PP1 vauer, opmd tile wuk WbJdl would lllo provide & rk:h Mn. H . J . HJ· flit1d for electric power dnelopment . V~GINIA Phon.e ' . . ' I . '< tor exaaple. rit 1a not , , . j ' , just a "talking point~· ,,with us; it 1s a i;>a.ltlo WiJIOiJ1la wh1oh we ~eep oonatantf.Y in mind whe]) ·~~r, design a car. .t•~Cht ihllll 1111oh to do wl ~- tbe oost or ~he oar, It cos~s us aona:r 'to .re..i,~': eao••• 4-eilht. It ooaf/;1 y011 aoner u· we 'leave i Cfi.'' · ' ' When peop~lt talk about t~ ooat or running a oar,-or, to (>ut it 1n advertlsilll lU&UBI•· •eoollt)Q or operatlan"..._.hJ do~luoJ not give more thoulht to ni&)!tf · ·' · ' 'lhe aore fad fti&ht a oar drap around · the aore. it ooste to run, -.-~.•~.•o~~orl'J' a~era.~.~t•lf•rJ 11ttle~Jit is ~a(£11111~. ~~a~ ,~11" up ~~ W?.1'11lls , It we dclelcn 4 eool!oaiaal ;~ng1ne, ·and~t$~:~&; , . eoon~· ln ao n& a aass or u4eoessacy oar, night, what li~s ·been gatlt.&df · .;.;.,B t,-l'!f>illflj wei&ht ,!here 1~""~onp aa .,rainers do wi.Jh a . ~~horae '.. . , or :an ~~~1ete+the l!.'ll'M-~I'j,pclr pclllDll loar reaaina J''-lh·;, "o .tet ,the•..•";:' '~,s~~J}.~ an~; ·~~~.':;r..~~t a ,callon gas, a -oAr sJ>oulit n,o t, b4t , I)Ver--)ieaVJ ' tor,, i!A -:~, A\urllr.'·~s st-v;• ·.lli~up B:nd Hllt~e . •~ed-whloh "aitJS re.-ne PDfer-reQDires ~·~ttul a~t,.nt.ion to cal',eilht. and stre111th. , , · . , '!'he Ford ll-8 liSt 1\!li a 11pt OBI'-1.-t is u be&VJ as 1ts design req11ires, and woh stronpr -thu it ·n ·l>,f tor aatetr- But i t has ·no IIB_e l..s ·wei&l!'t: Stren~tJI · lly been obt~ncll! without dead heayY bulk. , ·'!1'1't 118 offer ~· ·a !!!!:• bui,~t to ~ oe)'taln thinp, and 2!:! .to do thell. 1 \,f. .. ~ ~ 1 ! \t '' ' t 'l �•• ~· •' , . , ' ' I, ., ! • ft ~- -~ -;- ':":' p •' .I ·: '' ' ., 1. .' ' .. 1 I .... ' '' 'W{' I ·~ ' ., J' ' r. l ! • ' --l'ObiiCIIO:r._01fiO THJ: •• • ~., . ~ • .fl ..1 '' O,J B~W International Acco~ ·9n'' C'Ou':.~ REB~C~ , ,..... ·~ 1 YAUG~ .,. .. - 11 ll • iN· l ,f. in- ment 'i'rotzky "i or'k. He wu by · S~J~•nd I F.\·e •·ythi ng i~ In rea•llneM At Chic=11go fo1' Lieut Top shows Comman.liE>r Settle· peering /fo m the duConunllnder T ti. Settl(•'s a-.cent into th~ str;-.t!'JS IJhert> ralumJ,mm ~o n.:lola, J iag-ram of which il'l , hown lo\\H, £1·om the Centu ay ()f f'ro&'l'et!ll Exposlth.m grounds. At t 1g-ht, as:s n~lam:~ make last mfmatc J.tljust 1wnta, FOR SALE- 401 oor.es or Umber. land. Lewlii ; Wickline, Letart. '• HD-8£ Falls, R. D , ALL l~ ur rD.fl108 :o ••,_ servteed •• reasonable pnces.11 :Qrtng in yowradio f.'t ciL!J 241.-(o, H. M.. ':.•ON' Mlddk.oport. -· : ; 1,;,;[.,i·l club • Mrv~. any 8-so &tld ca.r SOC. Try Bt•rvlce The Old Inp Bt~~km. , TEACll~R~ W~I!TJQ-W• 110>1• e ~ • • arid ~the ; W~lter· Jinx our Te~ G&l:l and Oil'!. AtM Tires and accel!!sorles. !. - :,Vented-' WAN#n-ti>O ClU1I to '• when he who were not 1n t~s: p.~pe Friday lfUl~cked the old ap~e night), shoWed qui~. an o~ colIke Neal, erstwhtle Mldtlleport lecting, 11 bini;les bunched at the fo.voii~ and ex~hlib B<ihool 'star rrom the town next to Pomeroy, ap. 1$~l tl""!e. . 1 The feature of the oftem;e wa·s pei.rliig ln · a vliJitthg uniform for Duc.k;WI}~'.s double tn the fifth tlle ftlo&t tbne, showed the lnning wlth the bases loa.d~d. he ll.:.ce just what s. ten strike cleared" the sacks and took: third n&er Elselateir made by :.:~l~k~~ \ll:eo an a.ttempt was made t.o aet binl up aa rlght fielder de Fou'lt~- I was en, two on ~e list tJ1e Have yon bp.en lqpJdng for a re· ,clpc for bnkiJ'ji bantni!i? Hl!n ia just the thln~Jor whiCh you havt J ' \ . ,. ' 'been aearchi.with 11. sauce that over 300 va.cantrtes ti:f tic filled ; adda 1nBb to ao rich a dea1ert. pew ones Usted daily: send stamp ) Tb.p. oupt for reply. Write Teacher111' Ex~ 4 banonu I Tbop. build I Tb1p. we Jcllr change, Kansas Clty, Kans. BYRON BING, M. D. ' --~ ,I'O~.Pl•,QI.IIO,. '"' eouc Siree&:. o"' s.n4Ca'• Drq ~" Lemoa Sauce \i C.. ~ C. lt•an Jlrld -Yo Up. uk ''."' 1 Tb1p. anted Jem011 r~nd 2 tU whltu ~ Bt~at ""'"ii' whites until· dry. C'Jrad• uolly fold in the sugar, snit and lemon juleP. Add J,;rat!'d ll:!mon rind and aerve lmmedJatcly. WANTED-Used 71-L. wa.rdrobe. - ----·--- -- NATIONAl. Cal~ 1 8-:.18-3~ owens whose sf. Louili real~ ~or orce hl c:uro No. 869~ of the Common Pleu Court of Melga ~·~ni:Y• Ollto, arld that $1J4 ,QilW!e will for hearJnc on or after AU&:Wit 1033. 1 , \-· o. Aglel', Att far Plalntlft'. Wou .,Lolt 49 47 40 4J ·diV- 31 J " L~AGVZ , 58 .. 53 fttt8bufHh ...,.... 1 • r,a ~~~K:~~U\"~'l.&:=r h~ ~~~ci llCr J)eUt.l'ont &IMp.aW him . ~ New York . CblCaiJO " . - - -~ ~OTICE Rlchu.rd p Olub,. S6 43 iS "r, .. f>2 55 1'1:1 Prompt Relief From Itching f.czema lt'l wonderful the wayaooUU:,!::ot~ Zcmo brin ..~ prompt · to itching, burnina skin, even in severe a&Bel!l.ltchlna: stQpB the moment Zerno• toucbea: tbe tender aodl!iftamed ~ ....,.,.. ol Ita mre lnare<tienll. TA> cl~ away Rubes, Pimples, Ecwm• t B.inponn and rea1«e the ekfn, t.Q nonnaJ. alwaya use clean IIOOthlri.i Zemo. lnslst on eenulne ~mo; It'll dru_. """'b tho price, beeauoe lt relief. 86c, 60c and 11. All Kr~G JAMEs 1WE' FIRST. DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma JOI-fN BORG, PUBLISHER OF THE HACKENSACK (N.J.) BERGEN EVENING RECORD, SAYS: "Growth ie the law of life and this immuta!>le law applies aleo to business. "there is no etandineatill; you eith<;T cqntinue ,rowing and live, or you atop growing 11nd eventually ·die. ,. , "There io a vall differen~e between a b!l•in~aa·eettQ- and an ' bii~ \ ~ ' I·' �•• ~· •' , . , ' ' I, ., ! • ft ~- -~ -;- ':":' p •' .I ·: '' ' ., 1. .' ' .. 1 I .... ' '' 'W{' I ·~ ' ., J' ' r. l ! • ' --l'ObiiCIIO:r._01fiO THJ: •• • ~., . ~ • .fl ..1 '' O,J B~W International Acco~ ·9n'' C'Ou':.~ REB~C~ , ,..... ·~ 1 YAUG~ .,. .. - 11 ll • iN· l ,f. in- ment 'i'rotzky "i or'k. He wu by · S~J~•nd I F.\·e •·ythi ng i~ In rea•llneM At Chic=11go fo1' Lieut Top shows Comman.liE>r Settle· peering /fo m the duConunllnder T ti. Settl(•'s a-.cent into th~ str;-.t!'JS IJhert> ralumJ,mm ~o n.:lola, J iag-ram of which il'l , hown lo\\H, £1·om the Centu ay ()f f'ro&'l'et!ll Exposlth.m grounds. At t 1g-ht, as:s n~lam:~ make last mfmatc J.tljust 1wnta, FOR SALE- 401 oor.es or Umber. land. Lewlii ; Wickline, Letart. '• HD-8£ Falls, R. D , ALL l~ ur rD.fl108 :o ••,_ servteed •• reasonable pnces.11 :Qrtng in yowradio f.'t ciL!J 241.-(o, H. M.. ':.•ON' Mlddk.oport. -· : ; 1,;,;[.,i·l club • Mrv~. any 8-so &tld ca.r SOC. Try Bt•rvlce The Old Inp Bt~~km. , TEACll~R~ W~I!TJQ-W• 110>1• e ~ • • arid ~the ; W~lter· Jinx our Te~ G&l:l and Oil'!. AtM Tires and accel!!sorles. !. - :,Vented-' WAN#n-ti>O ClU1I to '• when he who were not 1n t~s: p.~pe Friday lfUl~cked the old ap~e night), shoWed qui~. an o~ colIke Neal, erstwhtle Mldtlleport lecting, 11 bini;les bunched at the fo.voii~ and ex~hlib B<ihool 'star rrom the town next to Pomeroy, ap. 1$~l tl""!e. . 1 The feature of the oftem;e wa·s pei.rliig ln · a vliJitthg uniform for Duc.k;WI}~'.s double tn the fifth tlle ftlo&t tbne, showed the lnning wlth the bases loa.d~d. he ll.:.ce just what s. ten strike cleared" the sacks and took: third n&er Elselateir made by :.:~l~k~~ \ll:eo an a.ttempt was made t.o aet binl up aa rlght fielder de Fou'lt~- I was en, two on ~e list tJ1e Have yon bp.en lqpJdng for a re· ,clpc for bnkiJ'ji bantni!i? Hl!n ia just the thln~Jor whiCh you havt J ' \ . ,. ' 'been aearchi.with 11. sauce that over 300 va.cantrtes ti:f tic filled ; adda 1nBb to ao rich a dea1ert. pew ones Usted daily: send stamp ) Tb.p. oupt for reply. Write Teacher111' Ex~ 4 banonu I Tbop. build I Tb1p. we Jcllr change, Kansas Clty, Kans. BYRON BING, M. D. ' --~ ,I'O~.Pl•,QI.IIO,. '"' eouc Siree&:. o"' s.n4Ca'• Drq ~" Lemoa Sauce \i C.. ~ C. lt•an Jlrld -Yo Up. uk ''."' 1 Tb1p. anted Jem011 r~nd 2 tU whltu ~ Bt~at ""'"ii' whites until· dry. C'Jrad• uolly fold in the sugar, snit and lemon juleP. Add J,;rat!'d ll:!mon rind and aerve lmmedJatcly. WANTED-Used 71-L. wa.rdrobe. - ----·--- -- NATIONAl. Cal~ 1 8-:.18-3~ owens whose sf. Louili real~ ~or orce hl c:uro No. 869~ of the Common Pleu Court of Melga ~·~ni:Y• Ollto, arld that $1J4 ,QilW!e will for hearJnc on or after AU&:Wit 1033. 1 , \-· o. Aglel', Att far Plalntlft'. Wou .,Lolt 49 47 40 4J ·diV- 31 J " L~AGVZ , 58 .. 53 fttt8bufHh ...,.... 1 • r,a ~~~K:~~U\"~'l.&:=r h~ ~~~ci llCr J)eUt.l'ont &IMp.aW him . ~ New York . CblCaiJO " . - - -~ ~OTICE Rlchu.rd p Olub,. S6 43 iS "r, .. f>2 55 1'1:1 Prompt Relief From Itching f.czema lt'l wonderful the wayaooUU:,!::ot~ Zcmo brin ..~ prompt · to itching, burnina skin, even in severe a&Bel!l.ltchlna: stQpB the moment Zerno• toucbea: tbe tender aodl!iftamed ~ ....,.,.. ol Ita mre lnare<tienll. TA> cl~ away Rubes, Pimples, Ecwm• t B.inponn and rea1«e the ekfn, t.Q nonnaJ. alwaya use clean IIOOthlri.i Zemo. lnslst on eenulne ~mo; It'll dru_. """'b tho price, beeauoe lt relief. 86c, 60c and 11. All Kr~G JAMEs 1WE' FIRST. DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma JOI-fN BORG, PUBLISHER OF THE HACKENSACK (N.J.) BERGEN EVENING RECORD, SAYS: "Growth ie the law of life and this immuta!>le law applies aleo to business. "there is no etandineatill; you eith<;T cqntinue ,rowing and live, or you atop growing 11nd eventually ·die. ,. , "There io a vall differen~e between a b!l•in~aa·eettQ- and an ' bii~ \ ~ ' I·' �"••~ • \ \,1 'l ~ . ,,.AOB l I .,, ' " J .... ·' !liZ .. ...... "': ~" - 81JM)AY, JllLT 10, 1981 ' REAnns· NOTICE,.... ~~ -~ar- -· --- , Lad Is Given New Chaince By Judge LONE RIDER TELLS ABOUT EXPERIENCE ·GRAB - A lett.or, d.....tblne blo lrlp W CllJeqo and Ia< poln"' via · Marim>~~er Ac:<>epb Of. Ololon:7cle. ..... .-lnd .. fer 11> Work oa Mel11• the Tribune om.. from Bob Dwot, .. LEASED · County Fann It'• Newa n·• ID PERKINS INSISTS .COUNTRY IN ~N££0 ----- XTTTTirii~KY ~T I.II Z Batt:· • ' COLUMBUS;' ·' -va- I ' •' MIDDLEPORT.. lit.we- Bl&~ GIWDdJI C'arcus King Sues · Secretary Of Labor Sa:# To Result IF . ·-BARONS FAIL To P\illlndustry Qut ~eptho Qf Preaent Depression Tribune M.AHTinl UW rDH ANY EMPUYERS SIGN PLE~GE .AID ·RECOVERY ACT In Ohio Have ready Sipified Aec:eptance ' MORE EXCEPTED ,. ':: \ Meigs Countians Reeeive Degrees . D0VBRN11E11T ·'" "' ""* ~ . ' . 1 , ., • ' L,\ND BAliK ·.:ooNDS HIGH GRADE STATE alioPI>ItlNIOtPAL .BOtmS ;:I NoRm 1bJLmiiCANTRuM CTPB. . , • . ', J .'lc ' -. Athem, 'qhio, July 29.-Two hul'l- ' NORTH AMJ:ilroAN 1'RU8T BHAI\ES · , .'.I . · crm:s S!:R~ft BOJ'DB · r ' I ·' NEW YOrut and CURB lllXCH&NOE11TOOltS Oil BOND8 c!l'e d tweh.ty-tlx uegrees and diplomas wy} be awarded at Ohio Ublverslty on August 4 o.t the conoluslon ot ,the regulnr summer ses- , .... Pho~e 808, Atben~, ·E. Washin~n St. IJOD. ·Twenty-one persons will reiti'Ve the degree of MMter of ArUI o i-uduation exercises -411 include &I~ a.ddrt!.&l by Dr . Elmer BUl'J"itt Bi'fiLD pretldent of the university. ~ ~e 11un!mer school will be tot~ Jp;JVed by · a specia l three-week!! t lfnn durln !l' whlc!l a nwnber of students will compJete work. far dc£1'ees., The)·e will be no commencP.'r.lllllt cerclnoniea at t.he close or fillpln. Waat E~l!ly . llldepoiad- Bill to 'i;u+y on the p.bet-se-'iBion. Among ~1e candtdate.s tor the dcgtec ot Bdcllelor of Sclene«J lu Educatlon arQ CharlCI3 S . Oibbll, Rn .. cine and ,'fqtm C. Morehead, Port• a deoroe • ot er o:f1Mtli, with 11. apoc!allza.·· . , :r"'', .......... , ~ In lrfstory, wUI be 'Jobn W. fra nk, Chester, nwarded Those tvon1 Meig.s County seektwo~~ear diplomns are InA. ~nu Rlldeldn 'b.ud ~otn or Mildred C~pente1·. S~cwa.rd , C0 ,'4E lo'OR FlJNERAt, --Humphrey . a.nd Mrs. John Baker of former's rnothtL", ,_, ~LECTRIC Theatre Body of Mall F-IUI lly Smalllloyo Ia Woods 0 ., --· Barihelheu, Yo1' GI• A.Une SandaJ LIBERTY THEATRE ... . . MOTOa . . . . .:t.IIT1 . H11aOIT; lll;tCBIQAK "" 2:30 ij · 0 ... 8.,...7 ud MDDd&y 0 "It!• Great To Be ( Alive" OUftr, It' #lij»t~·~;•"o '.,--; ;:;· July HHO fOR ~U :.&1. UBANf ~UTHORITIES IN C~NNEtlJON· THREE Was Released Early Sunday Momin1; Had Been Tied Hand And Fuot And Blindfolded Nearly All Time in Kidnaper.' Handa Codea !:n4u.;l'48111Y •!bn.lnated. at t.h~ ln,.. or Jlobort P, L6mono. P<:sl· ·~~ or l~ ·lloJpd - with o:oncum. l!'9 ot tho. ot til£ t11e thltltute. Tueodo1. Ooolor Tueodo1 - IS SUFFERING FROM SHOCK hi!lustriea Put' Fhiithin1 · Touches On Worki...- ~~- .......,. aClmlni&tn~~<m; . ~ E. Fiahl!l' &:' (lo. · COLUMBUS BLIXl· & LOAN CTf'S. Boueht - Sollf """":' Quoted · 101 '-1 lh~~p· National Guard Lieutenant, Returned Unharmed· AI· ter Three Weeks Captivity Followiq Pay· ment Of $40,000 Ransom Ill•- C. E. · ~ WIT~ KION~PINC Of nUNC ~'CONN£lt ~ . - wbleh tltreOI<MI \011111 W~ the 1>oar1or before the W. N. ALDERMAN - - .... 1....IIUU For Coneerted On Criminal Horde lnfeatin1 Nation ' WuiiJI>III<m, July 31.-JNB..-n.. open lhap ·In the Iron aljd A Changed Aimee n TO LAY PLANS Of warm tonJcht, ..-17 ll'Jr Mall $4.00 800 Law Enforcen Meet· ing Today ·In lllinoit Metropolis ~riou. CoJ~Mquencea ' n:o~ O•F. INT·ERN ATI ON AL NEWS SER VlCE. RJ C~UNTHY BEING ~IS~USSE~ 0f 5U£L RAllY ,q Tbe f.. _ ~THERFO~T- une. . the News olllce of The Daily Tribune, call 288-L: It the 'Bliiilneu om•• uk tor 202-lL 1$0TIOM I WEN i i liiiOWNI:D � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 30, 1933 branch dunn saunders spires