https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/00cb61fba0331e262b8a000663490097.pdf 87073109d893afb3ca0c878ed84a8861 PDF Text Text . ' I .- . ....~- -~~ .... 'l'IDIJWL1' F. &II' to - FINED F0R ·J'NUXICATION · BY --,.,... ~.ClOD Man : Jan Here • ChaL Dnia An..t.cl Complaiat o1 o-. JUSliGE OF PUCE, . . .~~~~~ Aon • ~AY, AtTO'tlBT IO, lNa r.uau - .JIAit / R EA·DERS' NOTICE - If you want •·-· . the N ewa 0111ee of The Dall1 n-Ibune, eall 286-L; If the Balint~~ .....,._ · Oillce ask for 202-B. 011 Realdent Two Suits Filed Asking Damages ·Porter \V,beeler In Jail ~ On Failure To ', Settle LEASED WIRE OF IN.TERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. By Arainat .Welker Who Ar· .. $100 ASSESSED Nl1ht ·BALL ranreo To Pay; Middleporter Held FleY TONIGHT! Pomer~ N. Y. C. H. ' Team • :i, ·. . -s. aya · , AdJD!,":aalTalc!r CINTH~VEH~Y 0N UNIONIZATION IS HOlDING UP C~DE n:..L .-u.,.. lie Muat Cooperate By Spendinr DEADLOclt PREYAILS . ' Lewio Says Oia..-icto Will Be Orranillecl Notwithotandina Te~ M~CH~O~ S P~HTY IN CONfERENCE: MAY M~KE OEC. ISIO~ no~Y: DHIEO BY R~!l W~RKERS: N. R. A. "Czarevitch" PRIVUE UTILITI CIRCUlATE fUSE Appalachian Coal Op.,ra. ) ton Demand Comp· any Uniono MORE SPEED NEEDED -vo"THE CLUB" Redaurant Team Pflme~oooJ's tnd. Hall WAHN PR~GR U fAll WITH SUPP~HT AI Mlddltpor' Llrbletl Cbamplo,111 fbi' .1 H•lf J O.ertaken By Put TAUS. IS CHARGE - Sta.ten1enlta Mifleadln1 Made To Def~t Muacle Shoals Projecfl 1 ICuban I DR. MORGAN SAYS S!IY• ProjeC:t Juatified Durin& Which Time Peace In Small Republic Can Be Reotored; Railway Men Flatly Refuae To Obe) Orders To Return To Pooto By PAUL C. YATES Want these ' By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON \he APi>eJaohlan on<! Northern cOiile, eontalnJna 11- company uniOil •>1tr~<>fdl.~7. "I lnt.end 1<> ..,.vo Waalllnoton "' tonl&ht 1Wd rtmaln away unttl a oocle satlst&etory to our MliOOiatlon ~~ ~~~reed ·~ "I will rt!turn, however, If the NRA sen& for me." O'Nelll'a deftB.nt atabelnent, made 1.0 neWBparermen, Qtrseta perststent reports that Ute coo.l barons In tne ·;au area, Et-retehlng from eaai'!rn t'enneaee to northern PonnsyJvanla., had aareed to yield 1n tht'or .Ne·w~~ •• ~D , ~lli;_11-INs-Hu\"l-_ dtL ·nnhlCd fl([ht ap.tnat the 1:\· of a mavlns bor provbiollb of th~ National RP· person11 were oct. othe , ~:~ were cJa1.15e, declared:· .' ,._ ' ' I. tor retention of oompany unioru ' arcri!fus.cd. Ohar:lee o ·NeUl, who preaentect PR· l · c ES? Tben . --------- MAY TAKE "LEAVE OF ABSENCE" By Abu.ive Prac:ticea Of Privateen INS Staft Oorre1pondent Waahin&ton, AU&'. 11. - INS 8pok&Jnen, for the ooaJ barons· ot the il'~ APpal&chia.n and Northem ftelda today threatened to walk out or the NRA hearlnp of a bJtumlnoua coal tode if their demanda Preoident Expected To Announce Cour4e. Ht~. Intends 1'o Puroue Before Day Ia Over; is Barricaded In Preoidential Palace ~ yoU,'cl bet.t er act qulcli:l Jtubber priCII .,. aoJa& up. Cottoa priCII are aotna up. Tire priCII have to follow. Home Loan Bank . Head May Resirn li0011/1'EAR serlow lnJur- All·lntter 1 ht•u••er . - -~ ' 4.~21 $ ;6G • ~ .. 1 4.60-20 ~.00 '' ~~ ~. • .Then get tbe ' ' •. '·t '-::., .. tlrlj,b~lld!ll I~ . tb:~. • p~ th.e 8llfi,PSijii) M:. .Ill. church had •a . tlx were pre~ent. 1 John Krel!\b}hl. ;.p ternut,. AvenlJe. , ·. ,; o( Mr .. and ·' • ...1.---..L. · . I a .II · I j : Ttte proftt tall:tnl In ttie steels "'u rapidly communicated to other Beetlona of tile Hat not&bl:v th, : m!l- ) , tm where Ctlry81el' 1 qu lckJy ~ 1 l I 11Jl A. M. 'TILL • P. M. WEI:K DAY8-CLOSJNG AT l!:ft NOON THURSDAYS. SATIJRD.US OP£N 'TIL 9:041 P. M. ' BARBERS· ASSOC(A.TION P0111eroy and Midcllepo~ _ .. --= .. '' \ .. tha( yO.. fqt111t yaur :Oil . Llq . olilcQI taniea on ~ lell-oft' fn nAttonil d~en ~r.hlch ~>ro~:· ..... tluol· • pOints ,...cb,.;y /' on t!>e cAr and· tough on • bbe Arter hav .. 1 you-not to mention your :ne. ~'::u::t~~=~ ~= , trial alcohol were aol,d in sympa- I I . ~ nile4 a~d 1g~euiJ,. ·~:j to~.h tiOw, lt.f ;prevklt\a thy. da'lroM ~hares WEre fairly hnrd 1 hit by the proftt taklnir and luui!G euch &!l N ~w York Central . sou ;1.. ern RailwaY, UniOn Paciftr: :"~~ ' "'ck~:-bookl · .We ·remind ' you becauae we check ~~ :;.ling FREEl ' S'"•athem Pacific had (olno· or tractions to 2 POln\8 cut down POMEROY SHOPS 1'0 B.E OPEN B A. M. 'TILL 7 P. M. MIDDLEPORT SHOPS TO Ill OPEN l it.l profit~ -.r(d mi~d Y!'U on a lopely road tiouaJ.i,f lower~neral ,Motors~ arid . · Auburil~a · ll&d llle~ eai••j ~u . ~ ,Y · MASSAGE . . . . . . . .. . . ........... 3Sc TONIC ... ........ . . . . . .... 20c RAZOR HONING .. . .. ... .. ...... SOc HAIR SINGE . ........ ... . .. . ..... 2Sc WEEK DAYS-cLOSING AT 11:10 NOON TRVItSDAYS. SATURDAYS OPEN 'TILL JOoOO P.M. ot Seven Americans Are Held in China DON'T let your car re• . tr-ctecl. ' • · •: I 1• . .. . untted State! atee.J. eold down to t U 'l-8 for a lou or more than a p('lnt after havtna been a.a htib •• 65 1-2 ln the torenoon deallnp. Other ateel Mares. lncJudJnlr Beth!.lt!hem, Republic' and. Youngat.owt1 ·, Sheet and Tube rire almllarly ar- . SHAmPOO . . . . . .. .. . .... .. : . ... · 3sc I. INS Plnanctal Writer pvlnta were cut down ·to the vanish- ; ~K SHAVE .. .. .. . .. . . .. . .. .., ' tile ''I '• . '• '. *9.40 Ing IIOint. SHAVE .... . ·..... ,, . - ........ .. .. 20c ' ' 1steel unfilled tonnage report. anae:'ket today and plna rumilna: to 3 HAIR CUT .................. •... .. 40c { .' 1(ted a br.lak rlliiY tn t.he stock mar- . The following ~diuoted Pric;;. willlieJri Effect, Beginnin; Auruat 15th., in Barber Sho.,a, Pomeroy and 'Middleport: •t . "' ' your money; 1 New York, Aua 10--lNS-A de .. 1c!dedly unfavorable United States ~Notlee! . tty fOf more qu~l· By LESLIE OOULD ) ~-- ' .gtve' yoia . 5.50-19 arto Take111 ,..• \ . *8·10 Opeainlf Soon Cut Short •• Profit. ~ Slain · ~ ~ra. ~to Kreln~l i1' Ill · . wiWt !:tltJhtherla a~~ their 'h&ne on But., Rally , at Briak j:)icnld lind weiner: roan at tJ\e rhurch ~Y evenlniiJ, Twen•y ' .·' '\. .·' ·':.:-:•.• r Tt,"'*Goo!i:re&f caia .. . *7115 5.20-18 The Primary Junior pepar~t ,·,., \'' 6.00..20 Court here We~ra.eada7. ac~rding to tt;le Joqrnal · ~eeorct or oourt procee(llnp. ~· , < .wcirld •. a~~llil .Pilw+. . .. .' jleople buy GOod,-w 6.00-19 . *l20 f'ro~te - •, built byl.t(ii!·· l·sll'&~!Jl 4.75-19 *6.70 . . WlloL PROBATiiJ> : , rThe . ~m . ot Val Jones; deceaseet, \vM admitted to probate · In the ~ t~harply. 'H·en..V ·p,· Sa b... •or . . n Orn, eaf't· r a I 1 ~ o a d executiv~! . whose bullet-riddle~ " ' · "' ~oay found Saturday In a· 'rn· . . rrave on • The ntarke-L apeciu)tlps lnch-:l. ' iug Western Union, i&llied ohemt~ ; ~ · cal and CCI.~~on._. tpalnta.lnfld , i · 1. talrly ~t~ tone In the r~ (', 1 <he oroft<-t•kln•. ~"'' while •tile!} " J ta.rllet Rains wtre eu~ down man.. lt..tea no P:ll'lleul&r•- ·...• I tTIIII'• oq abare• ower under Sanbom d••-1eo.,oudatod ...,;._ bI N ' te!ep~w,., ........, 1 ew · 'I'ro4l.,. - residence weeka a110. t h r e ~ llltoa tor tlle ' "~• WWft' . ~lp .. of , ana ........_ ; lllll>ilr •. 0111' - · m u;., ....f": ·. .,•.: With 1110 llcbr lllllbta' hlncl ....,AI llmoo ~ lli6 da7a · . dull anrt : IIU "* • .. I ... da7. Stiltion ,, ,• ' ") I �' l! , . . 114'1' Wfti . 4 ' .. -~ - . . (; .t' \ It • ., ' '!'"-· . - ------ j, I ....._W-':'l_II!Hft~ lfllle;;. III t ....,.-... .. TID: DAILY om~. omo • ~~ · ·· ••T .. •... ··~ FJOnt Dt'· \ n,Qa> \ Church . ,...,. jiiOn ~OIIR III!WI t untroversy ' TO _ ,,, (00fttln11011 flim VIRGINIA 1·I-~ · G.J\E~ ~G, .'----=- I Pho~e ,82, L Vnltocl llt&la Koop.n .... ~d ... amt~~~rtna: al J __ • Olle) FP.JlEST Rj1('1 M. J!:, CIIII!ICH Sunday AUKust 13'" BWJday achool at 9;15 A. 11. 'l 'JO P. M. Eventna: ae"tce. a8v. E. distr1ct 1Uperlpten4en\ wtll conduct the lalt quarteTb' JQo"" FJO!I I!J!>.oll, ~Cl!J'"P• I'IIU!<!OI'bla, !'ill"~....... 1111!••11l"'" f.'. oont!f!fenee. l'ot Edl&ortal Ofrt!l1 OaU UI-J, br ...,.... Olllce oad Clr<lll&UI"' lle,l. CoD 28-R ·, ~~mn CHIJRCH Of CHIIlBT J. a..4 Mh!W«f 5e~"' I · The .,.nc1ay momlllll cbun:h ervtce bel1n& at 9:30 o'clock. The . rntntater will speak on the subject: "SteWJrdltup". The mld week aer- ByM~ • • . . . . . . . . . . •. . . . , • 1 .1s Throne ~~~hi . ............. . ee ...,on . ............. . 60 •· · ·· · · · · · · · ···•· · · Sl• I(Ontho .. ....... . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.00 one Year ... .. ............ . "'~~lh • WHITE HOUSE v~ 'l~e . W$elday evenl.nl at 1 ;80 m.lopter will bealn a lolflea Qf 1 meetlnp at the Chur<:h of Chrlat m Ora.nae ,Towcahlp, Athena county AUIU&t 14 and conclude A::::: 2'1. Bervlces every nl1ht e SiLturdaya, 1/ANOTHER REFORMED MAN . · yHE 'j::ASE of the young man who while "going str~ight" 1 CHURCH QF CHRIST ~ was captured in Chicago anp brought back . to the F. I, GIU'Clner, Pastor, MJiddlepOri Mansfield Reformatory from which institution he had eo- , 9:!5 Unltled service. Sermon spbJeet: "Be Ye Kind, One to Ancaped 'some five years before, again brinl{l! the subject of other". corrective methods before the people of ·this state. 8:30 c. E. Hour. '1 :30 Evangeliftic eve.nlnll service. Tbo often we lean backwards at the wrong time and Berman subject: "Oer1zlm and in the· wrong cases to see that our idea• of justice are Eba.l''. You might not gue111 tt the title. but thli sermon Is fulfilled. When justice is done no one can be mistreated deal with conditions ol our own but there are many times when 1egal technicalities are nation and town, and hence should be ot vital practical value. Bring fulfilled when men are enabled to escape the just penalty your friends with you to hear thl! o! thejr misdeeds while in others, individuals who are me~el , Prayer and study hour Wed. 'l :30 reaUy•trying to beiter themselves in the world, are chosShare and enjoy Lt with u:.l en as victims. HEATH M. E. CHURCH The c'use of the recently captured youth ~eoms to be W, B. Pa.UiftOn, Pasior, Midtlleport one of the latter class. Here w~ have an instance of a I. N. Miller, 8. S. Supt. Miss Ve11t.a .McOoy , cholr direc~ ' . youth · who stole and was caught, punished and sent to J. B. Euler, Epworth teague prison flit his . wrong doing. He set·ved part of hia senpre1:1ident. 9:15 Sunday school. · tence 'an<J .escaped and <luring the period of illeg~l free10 :15 Morning worship. SubJect: clam whicl\ he was enjoying, made a comp1ete change in ''Vision aDd :puty". 6:30 Epworth League. hi3 li-'ing habits. 1 7:30 Eventng wo1'8hlp. Subject : J!e sec~red jobs at which he worked faithfully and ! ..SinCfl'tty". Pra.yet meeting Wednesday evehoneslly. He sent money to his parents from the wages nin@. he received. H<e continued to study at nirhts and so imI Chofr rehei.raal Thursday even .. proved himself that he won the position of responsibility -gueSi&- dUf'tng-·t.he week end M:;. LUTHERAN CHURCU \ ' as the director of advertisinlr in the Chicairo office of a nnd .Mrs. Robert Musgrave of Eunt.. J. c. Plk!h. Paa&or • large ]pain\ company. ' 10100 an<\ Mr. and Mra. H. H. , Sunday school 9 A M cola~~~~~ daughter Phyllis Jean Divine Berv!C(I 10: i.5 A. M . ••• While fulfilling these du~ies he wa• found by the opBy Arthur "Bu1a" Baer trativ.~s of justice and he returned to Ohio without the Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Thompson had as week end guests Lester formality of requisition from! Illinois and now his case Is 'I'l1omp801l and brothers Lloyd and i~ th( h ~- nda of Governor White, who will decide as to Conley of Qhto. Milll Em9Jene Yeager t"eturned Lln!h skull Ot the man whQ wrote that w.hetqpr or not he shall be pardoned or finish out his tenn Die~'- .!:r'l"•".b~ Free home sundaY' from a two weoks the beauty kind of a diet ... or ~:~ettence. vlatt with. relatives at Athens, ~ method ~1. handl!ng this case which would have been a great impro' 6ment ~v~r ~h_e Y(ll:f it has been han_dled rould have beeil fOI1 ,tJie , o~~ef8l,l~ea qf !~stice, 'tn:tljf"~t! loeatl l .~fir malf,':t<} ·]!ave l!IV)f.!fltR ~~~J'Q~Iri!}Y ~ !mow, to 'theit., quarry and ~fter , ~n~in' thJlt h~ hllS' Joformi ~~ti'WR~ ma~in!f sue~ a sincere el\'ott to be a use· .ful ci izen,. to ·have informeq him that they k~ew wl!ere he w and put him on a sort of proba~ion while the pub. lie w kept in igborance of his activities prior to his disroved in Chicago. ~·~~"~';!!::': oiis:<!>iii~lli~tiau: ~en if be is granted a po.rdon now, his work ia doubly h•rd because of the great amount of publicity given For bro•~'"''· ..,. entire err In lminu•:-Ua aWful maJ,efJt7 and tnspfritUE to hilf'" case and he will face 1a8 hard a fight in his d.et<>r-l o.ll d1metlalona. One le&n 1t.rlp of mule We realize the aau. create11 ' . minatd.on to t•o "straight11 now as he would have l.:acon drenched. tn blrd seed. A cup cll•.slre for wat.er. But ttra.t's a dlr' eo or jet black oo~ee and r. eegment rot slap at repeal ' tot " tax~Uon. },~d he served his time and come out of priaon heralded of trocl\11"111 ' "'""'Don't fora:ot we're giving the llS annex-convict. LJnch 11. 804'1--;tii'DI \ike a tope Constitution l\ new paint )ob, Prom '· MJI.K tall eaaa 17c Caraation - Pet - ,• ,; Bardell or Wiloon Milk ......... &c WI DO OUII ,.AIIf ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::>.c One Word ' Led To Another " I I';;~ P~UL COFFEE P. & C.:: Del Monte CORN Del !\tonte PEAS cans iant 19c 5 Full Cream bars CHEESE lb. 19c PURE CANE SUGAR ~~::· $1.29 2 lbs. nc BRO\VN SUGAR 19c ·dDER VINEGAR Gal. ENCORE SPAGHETTI 2 caJU 15~ P<>pular Braad• Carton $}.}9 CIGARETTES doz. 49c TIN CANS 11 - is simply another instance of our luws penalizing 1n w. play1roun'4. You eldp tt. on~ Plan who is trying to do rl1Jht while hundreds ,of murdtrers, fhu11e and cut-throat. are knowingly released from ~he :tJ)IJs. dajly becau•e the technicalities of tbe law fipd lq_~ph!iles for their escape. ' ucw on, any d~t 1s · llle~~:al, unpa.t~ and trea.cberou~ \f It d.oesn't meala. Notlllrlf. You include beer and free lunch. time wl.slllniJ ;you were elle. · rt~lc I ' BETHEL fiM qua!Icy CIO'I'er 19c: 19*' ...- ... ~'Mal Kraut Clo'¥'er F'&mll (IIL1ele Soap .~. 2 "=: 19c: i """"' 2 ,., 19C: V~ry -.. .._ auuer 19~ Red Salmon :::: Pork and Beam Select ~9!. ........, Onlf .,. ••• Three ' ,. '-' ' 19c ~e~t Butter ;._";'" 19c Clonr "Farm ' · .M~ ~... 2,.,19c: Oxydol :::~·· 19c: Wanda :;:;•' 4....19c p & ' {i,. 81u ... .o1 19c ban Red Clip Coffee,•. '\'•> Clo'ller l"arru . i '!' Glont FridiiJ . . . sa.•wdaJ Sprdlil BAllED G0008 DAIRY MAIP - 19(· 2 "" 19c ....,..,_ CARN ..TlON CXMJIUE8 IIJ. TWIN RYE BREAD, so a&. !oat Z ,., 19c 00"'""' 5 11: 2 caD oLEO 3 ;... tsc: Maxwell HOUle ..... nth .t"QC~~St -L-- "'""' Peacoe. Lw·...., Fuou Red Kidney Bearu · ' -- " '" ;. 1 2 No, 2 to Poet Bran ' 2 No. 2 ........._ SPECIALS OAXE ' ·-~ '\ ARGAIN S ' MHT ~ . . Fresh ftuits ant! Vegetabla :~lqmts ..... ·. .. .. .. .. .. . doz. 29C Watermelons, large . . . . . . each 45c ;White Onions .. . . . . . .. .. . .. . lb. 5c Oranges .. . . . . .. . .. . .. .. 2 doz. 43c ' Celery . • ' ' )';l 2 ....,,•.;l Larl'e· JUMH •8lae . ! ' ;I ' C~t~pea' Z,.,19.c . ~ctHuut ! Size om-· . ~·· • 1 ~ ~rtoa;r~ · Rj\¥" ~lid Bananas "I thoarkl lf•~h roa'd eoine wlth • half . .1 4 ,•• l.c. ' . ' ~ · 3 ••0, . ·• Mn. A. c. Brown left W~dne<day I !or WheeU1;11 where she w111 oi·J several days. I "' ( .J.-a.r~e Jua1bo 81s.~e Head Lettuce, 60's ..... 2 heacls 17c Bappnas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 lbs. 25t> l'lutlrica:P.Aclnc;~ . . - . Z...,,,;.: ' lftc: Pears ' tat . ,· M'~;Ss , Lola Rose and Fa.y 1 Hart New Hoven spent the wltb1 :!Iabell Hart. Mr. and xra. week Elwood Llevlnll: were calHnr on the tonner's lllter, Mra. Mary NeMe Sunday evenJne. DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? :was Esther Hoftma.n or HUhting- ton was Sunday ruesta o1 her par- enta, Mr. and Join. J. M. Hottman. ) T~ati~f to IU~;k ia a · , By Ed~"~ R. W10ite, Shawnee, Oklahoma t ' .. . • • ' ~ . P\)O~-~ay ). 'f'ii!J nev~r leaftl of 8: buaine11 ever · I . trUII~edltb liie'k. ' \ . _· l.t!: .. of doing business.,. ~~etting ' ~ v anywhere' >that · _1 ' ' • I ,, ·, Suci:eiaful buaineaa men never trust to luck. · They k'now what "' •• • • •~y .!~'!~~- . i ~--~~1,·~'!!.,...~'1-.~~~:.•·l ! .·~........r..~. , .... _.. '<~ . ' ~ '';~-- "j~~~~"q";;:iit1 p~f::' ~~eay: d'fieien'~y,4nd, , p~~pt .• • r~ y< viee;blirked up by truthful :dvertiaing, to niake l:>uai~ela?au,cceuful these daya. , ' · ,. ·, .. It takes a get-to-~rether;'· go-tpgether team-work to build a city. ). I . '· . : r~ Knoc~ra of the home city ahould be treated rough. ' I ' I . Spreaders of. gloom ,hould · I .. be·oatraeiaed. , , ' ' '. ~ .TI)HERE SIJ()ULD BE Np PL4CE IN ANY C,ITY FOI\ KNOCDRs'ORQI,OOM·S~R~~RS. . TAEY ARE NOTH-' lNG BUTA BUNCH Of NOI$ AN'YWAY. IT 11.AS NEVER .llUl'f RECOR'J!OO) YET THA.t TI11S KIND OF NOISE EVER KD.IlED A QITY,,ALTHOUGfiiT ' MAKES MAINY A CITY' SICK., . ' ~ ( r' . ' '··: ~ :1 I• Uj ' ~ I ' < ' I • I 1::. . '! ' t ! ; . ' ' .. '.'!' '· ' �' l! , . . 114'1' Wfti . 4 ' .. -~ - . . (; .t' \ It • ., ' '!'"-· . - ------ j, I ....._W-':'l_II!Hft~ lfllle;;. III t ....,.-... .. TID: DAILY om~. omo • ~~ · ·· ••T .. •... ··~ FJOnt Dt'· \ n,Qa> \ Church . ,...,. jiiOn ~OIIR III!WI t untroversy ' TO _ ,,, (00fttln11011 flim VIRGINIA 1·I-~ · G.J\E~ ~G, .'----=- I Pho~e ,82, L Vnltocl llt&la Koop.n .... ~d ... amt~~~rtna: al J __ • Olle) FP.JlEST Rj1('1 M. J!:, CIIII!ICH Sunday AUKust 13'" BWJday achool at 9;15 A. 11. 'l 'JO P. M. Eventna: ae"tce. a8v. E. distr1ct 1Uperlpten4en\ wtll conduct the lalt quarteTb' JQo"" FJO!I I!J!>.oll, ~Cl!J'"P• I'IIU!<!OI'bla, !'ill"~....... 1111!••11l"'" f.'. oont!f!fenee. l'ot Edl&ortal Ofrt!l1 OaU UI-J, br ...,.... Olllce oad Clr<lll&UI"' lle,l. CoD 28-R ·, ~~mn CHIJRCH Of CHIIlBT J. a..4 Mh!W«f 5e~"' I · The .,.nc1ay momlllll cbun:h ervtce bel1n& at 9:30 o'clock. The . rntntater will speak on the subject: "SteWJrdltup". The mld week aer- ByM~ • • . . . . . . . . . . •. . . . , • 1 .1s Throne ~~~hi . ............. . ee ...,on . ............. . 60 •· · ·· · · · · · · · ···•· · · Sl• I(Ontho .. ....... . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.00 one Year ... .. ............ . "'~~lh • WHITE HOUSE v~ 'l~e . W$elday evenl.nl at 1 ;80 m.lopter will bealn a lolflea Qf 1 meetlnp at the Chur<:h of Chrlat m Ora.nae ,Towcahlp, Athena county AUIU&t 14 and conclude A::::: 2'1. Bervlces every nl1ht e SiLturdaya, 1/ANOTHER REFORMED MAN . · yHE 'j::ASE of the young man who while "going str~ight" 1 CHURCH QF CHRIST ~ was captured in Chicago anp brought back . to the F. I, GIU'Clner, Pastor, MJiddlepOri Mansfield Reformatory from which institution he had eo- , 9:!5 Unltled service. Sermon spbJeet: "Be Ye Kind, One to Ancaped 'some five years before, again brinl{l! the subject of other". corrective methods before the people of ·this state. 8:30 c. E. Hour. '1 :30 Evangeliftic eve.nlnll service. Tbo often we lean backwards at the wrong time and Berman subject: "Oer1zlm and in the· wrong cases to see that our idea• of justice are Eba.l''. You might not gue111 tt the title. but thli sermon Is fulfilled. When justice is done no one can be mistreated deal with conditions ol our own but there are many times when 1egal technicalities are nation and town, and hence should be ot vital practical value. Bring fulfilled when men are enabled to escape the just penalty your friends with you to hear thl! o! thejr misdeeds while in others, individuals who are me~el , Prayer and study hour Wed. 'l :30 reaUy•trying to beiter themselves in the world, are chosShare and enjoy Lt with u:.l en as victims. HEATH M. E. CHURCH The c'use of the recently captured youth ~eoms to be W, B. Pa.UiftOn, Pasior, Midtlleport one of the latter class. Here w~ have an instance of a I. N. Miller, 8. S. Supt. Miss Ve11t.a .McOoy , cholr direc~ ' . youth · who stole and was caught, punished and sent to J. B. Euler, Epworth teague prison flit his . wrong doing. He set·ved part of hia senpre1:1ident. 9:15 Sunday school. · tence 'an<J .escaped and <luring the period of illeg~l free10 :15 Morning worship. SubJect: clam whicl\ he was enjoying, made a comp1ete change in ''Vision aDd :puty". 6:30 Epworth League. hi3 li-'ing habits. 1 7:30 Eventng wo1'8hlp. Subject : J!e sec~red jobs at which he worked faithfully and ! ..SinCfl'tty". Pra.yet meeting Wednesday evehoneslly. He sent money to his parents from the wages nin@. he received. H<e continued to study at nirhts and so imI Chofr rehei.raal Thursday even .. proved himself that he won the position of responsibility -gueSi&- dUf'tng-·t.he week end M:;. LUTHERAN CHURCU \ ' as the director of advertisinlr in the Chicairo office of a nnd .Mrs. Robert Musgrave of Eunt.. J. c. Plk!h. Paa&or • large ]pain\ company. ' 10100 an<\ Mr. and Mra. H. H. , Sunday school 9 A M cola~~~~~ daughter Phyllis Jean Divine Berv!C(I 10: i.5 A. M . ••• While fulfilling these du~ies he wa• found by the opBy Arthur "Bu1a" Baer trativ.~s of justice and he returned to Ohio without the Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Thompson had as week end guests Lester formality of requisition from! Illinois and now his case Is 'I'l1omp801l and brothers Lloyd and i~ th( h ~- nda of Governor White, who will decide as to Conley of Qhto. Milll Em9Jene Yeager t"eturned Lln!h skull Ot the man whQ wrote that w.hetqpr or not he shall be pardoned or finish out his tenn Die~'- .!:r'l"•".b~ Free home sundaY' from a two weoks the beauty kind of a diet ... or ~:~ettence. vlatt with. relatives at Athens, ~ method ~1. handl!ng this case which would have been a great impro' 6ment ~v~r ~h_e Y(ll:f it has been han_dled rould have beeil fOI1 ,tJie , o~~ef8l,l~ea qf !~stice, 'tn:tljf"~t! loeatl l .~fir malf,':t<} ·]!ave l!IV)f.!fltR ~~~J'Q~Iri!}Y ~ !mow, to 'theit., quarry and ~fter , ~n~in' thJlt h~ hllS' Joformi ~~ti'WR~ ma~in!f sue~ a sincere el\'ott to be a use· .ful ci izen,. to ·have informeq him that they k~ew wl!ere he w and put him on a sort of proba~ion while the pub. lie w kept in igborance of his activities prior to his disroved in Chicago. ~·~~"~';!!::': oiis:<!>iii~lli~tiau: ~en if be is granted a po.rdon now, his work ia doubly h•rd because of the great amount of publicity given For bro•~'"''· ..,. entire err In lminu•:-Ua aWful maJ,efJt7 and tnspfritUE to hilf'" case and he will face 1a8 hard a fight in his d.et<>r-l o.ll d1metlalona. One le&n 1t.rlp of mule We realize the aau. create11 ' . minatd.on to t•o "straight11 now as he would have l.:acon drenched. tn blrd seed. A cup cll•.slre for wat.er. But ttra.t's a dlr' eo or jet black oo~ee and r. eegment rot slap at repeal ' tot " tax~Uon. },~d he served his time and come out of priaon heralded of trocl\11"111 ' "'""'Don't fora:ot we're giving the llS annex-convict. LJnch 11. 804'1--;tii'DI \ike a tope Constitution l\ new paint )ob, Prom '· MJI.K tall eaaa 17c Caraation - Pet - ,• ,; Bardell or Wiloon Milk ......... &c WI DO OUII ,.AIIf ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::>.c One Word ' Led To Another " I I';;~ P~UL COFFEE P. & C.:: Del Monte CORN Del !\tonte PEAS cans iant 19c 5 Full Cream bars CHEESE lb. 19c PURE CANE SUGAR ~~::· $1.29 2 lbs. nc BRO\VN SUGAR 19c ·dDER VINEGAR Gal. ENCORE SPAGHETTI 2 caJU 15~ P<>pular Braad• Carton $}.}9 CIGARETTES doz. 49c TIN CANS 11 - is simply another instance of our luws penalizing 1n w. play1roun'4. You eldp tt. on~ Plan who is trying to do rl1Jht while hundreds ,of murdtrers, fhu11e and cut-throat. are knowingly released from ~he :tJ)IJs. dajly becau•e the technicalities of tbe law fipd lq_~ph!iles for their escape. ' ucw on, any d~t 1s · llle~~:al, unpa.t~ and trea.cberou~ \f It d.oesn't meala. Notlllrlf. You include beer and free lunch. time wl.slllniJ ;you were elle. · rt~lc I ' BETHEL fiM qua!Icy CIO'I'er 19c: 19*' ...- ... ~'Mal Kraut Clo'¥'er F'&mll (IIL1ele Soap .~. 2 "=: 19c: i """"' 2 ,., 19C: V~ry -.. .._ auuer 19~ Red Salmon :::: Pork and Beam Select ~9!. ........, Onlf .,. ••• Three ' ,. '-' ' 19c ~e~t Butter ;._";'" 19c Clonr "Farm ' · .M~ ~... 2,.,19c: Oxydol :::~·· 19c: Wanda :;:;•' 4....19c p & ' {i,. 81u ... .o1 19c ban Red Clip Coffee,•. '\'•> Clo'ller l"arru . i '!' Glont FridiiJ . . . sa.•wdaJ Sprdlil BAllED G0008 DAIRY MAIP - 19(· 2 "" 19c ....,..,_ CARN ..TlON CXMJIUE8 IIJ. TWIN RYE BREAD, so a&. !oat Z ,., 19c 00"'""' 5 11: 2 caD oLEO 3 ;... tsc: Maxwell HOUle ..... nth .t"QC~~St -L-- "'""' Peacoe. Lw·...., Fuou Red Kidney Bearu · ' -- " '" ;. 1 2 No, 2 to Poet Bran ' 2 No. 2 ........._ SPECIALS OAXE ' ·-~ '\ ARGAIN S ' MHT ~ . . Fresh ftuits ant! Vegetabla :~lqmts ..... ·. .. .. .. .. .. . doz. 29C Watermelons, large . . . . . . each 45c ;White Onions .. . . . . . .. .. . .. . lb. 5c Oranges .. . . . . .. . .. . .. .. 2 doz. 43c ' Celery . • ' ' )';l 2 ....,,•.;l Larl'e· JUMH •8lae . ! ' ;I ' C~t~pea' Z,.,19.c . ~ctHuut ! Size om-· . ~·· • 1 ~ ~rtoa;r~ · Rj\¥" ~lid Bananas "I thoarkl lf•~h roa'd eoine wlth • half . .1 4 ,•• l.c. ' . ' ~ · 3 ••0, . ·• Mn. A. c. Brown left W~dne<day I !or WheeU1;11 where she w111 oi·J several days. I "' ( .J.-a.r~e Jua1bo 81s.~e Head Lettuce, 60's ..... 2 heacls 17c Bappnas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 lbs. 25t> l'lutlrica:P.Aclnc;~ . . - . Z...,,,;.: ' lftc: Pears ' tat . ,· M'~;Ss , Lola Rose and Fa.y 1 Hart New Hoven spent the wltb1 :!Iabell Hart. Mr. and xra. week Elwood Llevlnll: were calHnr on the tonner's lllter, Mra. Mary NeMe Sunday evenJne. DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? :was Esther Hoftma.n or HUhting- ton was Sunday ruesta o1 her par- enta, Mr. and Join. J. M. Hottman. ) T~ati~f to IU~;k ia a · , By Ed~"~ R. W10ite, Shawnee, Oklahoma t ' .. . • • ' ~ . P\)O~-~ay ). 'f'ii!J nev~r leaftl of 8: buaine11 ever · I . trUII~edltb liie'k. ' \ . _· l.t!: .. of doing business.,. ~~etting ' ~ v anywhere' >that · _1 ' ' • I ,, ·, Suci:eiaful buaineaa men never trust to luck. · They k'now what "' •• • • •~y .!~'!~~- . i ~--~~1,·~'!!.,...~'1-.~~~:.•·l ! .·~........r..~. , .... _.. '<~ . ' ~ '';~-- "j~~~~"q";;:iit1 p~f::' ~~eay: d'fieien'~y,4nd, , p~~pt .• • r~ y< viee;blirked up by truthful :dvertiaing, to niake l:>uai~ela?au,cceuful these daya. , ' · ,. ·, .. It takes a get-to-~rether;'· go-tpgether team-work to build a city. ). I . '· . : r~ Knoc~ra of the home city ahould be treated rough. ' I ' I . Spreaders of. gloom ,hould · I .. be·oatraeiaed. , , ' ' '. ~ .TI)HERE SIJ()ULD BE Np PL4CE IN ANY C,ITY FOI\ KNOCDRs'ORQI,OOM·S~R~~RS. . TAEY ARE NOTH-' lNG BUTA BUNCH Of NOI$ AN'YWAY. IT 11.AS NEVER .llUl'f RECOR'J!OO) YET THA.t TI11S KIND OF NOISE EVER KD.IlED A QITY,,ALTHOUGfiiT ' MAKES MAINY A CITY' SICK., . ' ~ ( r' . ' '··: ~ :1 I• Uj ' ~ I ' < ' I • I 1::. . '! ' t ! ; . ' ' .. '.'!' '· ' �·- ~ ~ -. s. o. Electri~8 : ., • ' • . •• ' f 1 • -~ t . ' ' ' j I '~'L""!H• v • , , . . .; D1111 ,._,,..,... I.,.U,O. In E~y Victory; :. ~ "'"""" 14>'· •Ill! - <If - e tor in"'. oh • g~ ha_d • ill thetr IIP"l!l !II• '""MIOd• AT J.IGHTEp Fl£t,.p• In : P1!11dlf'p~; · d~m'e Beri!> At 9 :30; Rut· , land _'Foni(ht. j_ to' &d.\-antage, t.he laea~ never ~nee after tyinl the acore , • we,k e}ld bee~ ~ _~ f&rP? Wltb Herm~~on 'Hardln r.nd wU!!.· Mr. and ~~- Jlmet Johnson and M:r. and ·~re. Sddle !ietae speJP. Sunday with WIWe Jobnacm &ni:l wife of J..tt~ t R. D.'t • ~ Olawaon Rou.lh and wlte spm~l Sunday with. h.Le pt~r.nta, Mr. ,.nd Mn. tzarnle Roush ~&r Broad Run ft . b&t8 ~"" Eleey ·~ or Ne!~ll "'""I ' unlll for plaf. In spite ot shqw~ , C\urinl ~ conte~. t.b.e 1ame Went full niml i.nn1P&a and the ~ctrtclm& took the kml end of a g :tc) 3 score, WUh Clark ·pitc.hing careful" and oon&18tent. ball lhro~ut ""d the ~Ina ' •lin Kl'l. Jol!ll r l!ll)l bll IUid'""''"" family o1 ~ Whtca ntn had,. reql.ere<l ,-~ a.lin.cet Electrtdans V{. VA. T'ylor ~•111>11<1!1 and rroti<fdallllb· q- llii!> ~ ;lillie , ...._ub!e o.., llril< tno ljqpr i\un ""*~ II' pine at the loCol 1\lih "" fteid, 'l'J'lufadall eventna: tllill, """""' .......~ . UNfQN. Smit,ldiit 11 Timei . \ E~trlc '* -- IIM j 10 J"ll ~ ""'~ 011!1 al ~ ' ' w!t.h ~~ R""Dto. ~ \ J.ooerl UMble ~o Solve D~ livery Clar~ Wbil~ l Tbfl Soutpem . Ohio . ~; lj. ~~~ · Over Sug~ RJ\n . \ ~~"'.:'~'=~ 1 \ 1 Mary the UtlJl' da~bter of Qt.. rner RoUllh ls apencU:ne three weeks wttb ner unolel, Clove~-nd and O&car Roum or nprt.h.em tbe third tnntna:. Ohio. W. G. Bwngarne.r, Rev. w . M. The Southei'D: QhJo bpys tpok. & run lead lti the ft.nt wJl!<:h the Slaughter and Mabel BUfllR'arner a~tended • qua~ly meeting ol the ~wo Sugar Run la4a... matched lb th.e UniOn clrcu1t a~ the churc h Saturday. thtrd but the count WIUI 11000 untied " ~ tQe vleltors pushed four runs oat orove ~ister ln the tourth on sever-.1. hll,f> oombJneQ, w1t{l erro~;a m·er the - · ·wo a:inrtllement will tMt taken. fw leu Ulan a. ~tntn.1.um ChS:J'I'!" . ~ mnt· flve cems tor .each · tl:ili!ltllon. und were never a.satn 1 headed. Two mOI'B QSeleSS ' tn t.h8 ninth. ThP. Reds mllde a feeble eft'ort In the B~:Venth to come ta ute but It WU too much for the boya and Lhey &0011 suceumbed a:fter countfn~~; one mon~ run in that frRme. The Une- up follows:E$Uia.J' Run (3) AB R H E For Sale, MP.c:. Baseball! tallies wre added tn tlle 84xtP ll;ld 11. Anal scorlpg KeB· 1 t-u re conilsttng ot one run , put over ·~t\~~·!tJ.!:~ J Aee Hudkint , t~at " who is -~ tight of his career hosp ital, where he Pomeroy condition froJtl t"w~~·~i~:~:r~ chl~sl which he r4 - brawl. Phys ician !I Ktmes.lb · ........ .. .... 4 0 0 Tt rr111, ~b .. . . . . .. .. . . . . 4 1 1 "'"'~· p " " " " " " " • 0 0 Wllll4m:s, "'t, " FOR RENT- Flve room furnished houre. AU modern oonvenieno38. call 21f-J. 8-11-tt To\a.l 2:30 1:2 3. 6 8·7 8. ~- 8: r. M. Admission 15 Cent& 0 . E.. . .. . 2 0 0 4 0 3 0 0 l R ..... ... 0',0 2 0 0 0 ,1 0 o Grand Stand 5 Cenb c . .. . . . .. . . .. 4 1 0 1 35 3 4 9 HOUSE :POR RENT-8 rQPml •nd' ba.th tqrniehed or unturniahed. l ~. Apply Yra. H. Caldwell, la& ~-· · Butternut Avenue, PoalefO)', O. o. 6-7..flt. Help Wantei ~ ... ~--~ , -------------ByB~Y----------------- ' Ohio StaJe Fair I ViJitOra ·• •S'l'OP '-T .f.(OTEJ,. cQt.UMUOS cornfr u..- a'nd Flftb Club VVon Newar k . . . RochosLm· . . . . . . . . . Baltimore . Toronto . . ...... .. . Montrea l . . . . . . . Buffalo . . .. . Albany . . . . .. . . . . . . Jfrsey City . . . . .. . . Sh. ()oluntbull, Ohio. ROOMS, Sti<OLE 11.00 DOUBLE $1.1141 Dlntnc Room, Coffee Shop, ) tJnllmlkd Slreet Parklnc ' .lamea H. Butler, llaDr.ct:r. ~t 80 69 00 66 51 62 61 68 61 60 53 68 68 · 75 •l'.ol 65 ' : YESTERDAY' S Rl!:fl UL'lS AMI:RlCAN ASSOCIATION Columb\13 7; Minneapolis 2. Louisville 2; Kansas City 1. Toledo 4; St. Paul I Indian~pol Ls 3: Milwau kee 2. Indianapolis 7; Milwaukee 3. .. _..... ., ·-t. U.OttlltNif .. ' -~- ........ Boron who !:,Jl€nt her v'":atton here wiU1 her brOthl3r and famly 11: turned to her home nL Olcvela.nd latJt week.. Mr. and Mrs. llusb McNid:els and fRmlly l!lpenL Saturda y wit h moUler a.nd sisters u.t the I M 't - 1 City. Marshal McNlctel'l anrl family and George MeNickcls and fRmil y all of Jackson, Mich ., spent the week end here with their brother IN TON .... ST. NICHOLAS CINCINNATI NATIONAL LE.\GVE Modern Nursery Rimes· New York 4; Phtla.delphla 0. Chlca~~:o at Pltt!lburlh <ralnl. Only gamCS" scheduled. Did You Ever Stop To Think? 11' YO'.J E.'V!H2 .=:A'TCH V P 10 RoSIE By EDSON R. WAITE I 'Lt.. T E,L you ~ow 'tO >;uB DvD\ Shawnee, Oklahoma ARTI-IUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: . "Almoat everybody hao oomethin11 to oell an<l in order to make a oale there mu•t first be a contact of aome kind. "Newspaper advertioinr io for the purpooe of helpin!ll to aell either merchandise or ideaa or both. The -~'lt;l of the loc~l newapa~r i.• qniye.~aal; itt new• io earerly ao~1h~ ·""~· ,it offera an •1~11\llilll oppoflltllllY fur "'" lout "!"O:Ch•n~ to llr!lll ~IJ ~~han• ~~~I! f\1 i!le ~~~~PlJo!l qf t~P II!Clal coqolltUe!U\Y. , The H•tel ~,~ li!Jlll!nd 'jQ,• .. '' ' ';' ,, ~ 1 ... ,.:~,I 1' '' I 1; ' ... '· SUNDAY E1&elatein. 3b ....•. . ... 4 o 1 4 Rcush, ct . . . . . ......... 4 o o o RuSsell. rl . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 0 0 l Score by innings : Horn, lt .... . . .. . . . ... . 4 o 1 o ' AL Cheder BaU Park of· hi !I recovery. watson, as . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 1 o VI- Cheater II&YI' • ·~ ""r ' I l �·- ~ ~ -. s. o. Electri~8 : ., • ' • . •• ' f 1 • -~ t . ' ' ' j I '~'L""!H• v • , , . . .; D1111 ,._,,..,... I.,.U,O. In E~y Victory; :. ~ "'"""" 14>'· •Ill! - <If - e tor in"'. oh • g~ ha_d • ill thetr IIP"l!l !II• '""MIOd• AT J.IGHTEp Fl£t,.p• In : P1!11dlf'p~; · d~m'e Beri!> At 9 :30; Rut· , land _'Foni(ht. j_ to' &d.\-antage, t.he laea~ never ~nee after tyinl the acore , • we,k e}ld bee~ ~ _~ f&rP? Wltb Herm~~on 'Hardln r.nd wU!!.· Mr. and ~~- Jlmet Johnson and M:r. and ·~re. Sddle !ietae speJP. Sunday with WIWe Jobnacm &ni:l wife of J..tt~ t R. D.'t • ~ Olawaon Rou.lh and wlte spm~l Sunday with. h.Le pt~r.nta, Mr. ,.nd Mn. tzarnle Roush ~&r Broad Run ft . b&t8 ~"" Eleey ·~ or Ne!~ll "'""I ' unlll for plaf. In spite ot shqw~ , C\urinl ~ conte~. t.b.e 1ame Went full niml i.nn1P&a and the ~ctrtclm& took the kml end of a g :tc) 3 score, WUh Clark ·pitc.hing careful" and oon&18tent. ball lhro~ut ""d the ~Ina ' •lin Kl'l. Jol!ll r l!ll)l bll IUid'""''"" family o1 ~ Whtca ntn had,. reql.ere<l ,-~ a.lin.cet Electrtdans V{. VA. T'ylor ~•111>11<1!1 and rroti<fdallllb· q- llii!> ~ ;lillie , ...._ub!e o.., llril< tno ljqpr i\un ""*~ II' pine at the loCol 1\lih "" fteid, 'l'J'lufadall eventna: tllill, """""' .......~ . UNfQN. Smit,ldiit 11 Timei . \ E~trlc '* -- IIM j 10 J"ll ~ ""'~ 011!1 al ~ ' ' w!t.h ~~ R""Dto. ~ \ J.ooerl UMble ~o Solve D~ livery Clar~ Wbil~ l Tbfl Soutpem . Ohio . ~; lj. ~~~ · Over Sug~ RJ\n . \ ~~"'.:'~'=~ 1 \ 1 Mary the UtlJl' da~bter of Qt.. rner RoUllh ls apencU:ne three weeks wttb ner unolel, Clove~-nd and O&car Roum or nprt.h.em tbe third tnntna:. Ohio. W. G. Bwngarne.r, Rev. w . M. The Southei'D: QhJo bpys tpok. & run lead lti the ft.nt wJl!<:h the Slaughter and Mabel BUfllR'arner a~tended • qua~ly meeting ol the ~wo Sugar Run la4a... matched lb th.e UniOn clrcu1t a~ the churc h Saturday. thtrd but the count WIUI 11000 untied " ~ tQe vleltors pushed four runs oat orove ~ister ln the tourth on sever-.1. hll,f> oombJneQ, w1t{l erro~;a m·er the - · ·wo a:inrtllement will tMt taken. fw leu Ulan a. ~tntn.1.um ChS:J'I'!" . ~ mnt· flve cems tor .each · tl:ili!ltllon. und were never a.satn 1 headed. Two mOI'B QSeleSS ' tn t.h8 ninth. ThP. Reds mllde a feeble eft'ort In the B~:Venth to come ta ute but It WU too much for the boya and Lhey &0011 suceumbed a:fter countfn~~; one mon~ run in that frRme. The Une- up follows:E$Uia.J' Run (3) AB R H E For Sale, MP.c:. Baseball! tallies wre added tn tlle 84xtP ll;ld 11. Anal scorlpg KeB· 1 t-u re conilsttng ot one run , put over ·~t\~~·!tJ.!:~ J Aee Hudkint , t~at " who is -~ tight of his career hosp ital, where he Pomeroy condition froJtl t"w~~·~i~:~:r~ chl~sl which he r4 - brawl. Phys ician !I Ktmes.lb · ........ .. .... 4 0 0 Tt rr111, ~b .. . . . . .. .. . . . . 4 1 1 "'"'~· p " " " " " " " • 0 0 Wllll4m:s, "'t, " FOR RENT- Flve room furnished houre. AU modern oonvenieno38. call 21f-J. 8-11-tt To\a.l 2:30 1:2 3. 6 8·7 8. ~- 8: r. M. Admission 15 Cent& 0 . E.. . .. . 2 0 0 4 0 3 0 0 l R ..... ... 0',0 2 0 0 0 ,1 0 o Grand Stand 5 Cenb c . .. . . . .. . . .. 4 1 0 1 35 3 4 9 HOUSE :POR RENT-8 rQPml •nd' ba.th tqrniehed or unturniahed. l ~. Apply Yra. H. Caldwell, la& ~-· · Butternut Avenue, PoalefO)', O. o. 6-7..flt. Help Wantei ~ ... ~--~ , -------------ByB~Y----------------- ' Ohio StaJe Fair I ViJitOra ·• •S'l'OP '-T .f.(OTEJ,. cQt.UMUOS cornfr u..- a'nd Flftb Club VVon Newar k . . . RochosLm· . . . . . . . . . Baltimore . Toronto . . ...... .. . Montrea l . . . . . . . Buffalo . . .. . Albany . . . . .. . . . . . . Jfrsey City . . . . .. . . Sh. ()oluntbull, Ohio. ROOMS, Sti<OLE 11.00 DOUBLE $1.1141 Dlntnc Room, Coffee Shop, ) tJnllmlkd Slreet Parklnc ' .lamea H. Butler, llaDr.ct:r. ~t 80 69 00 66 51 62 61 68 61 60 53 68 68 · 75 •l'.ol 65 ' : YESTERDAY' S Rl!:fl UL'lS AMI:RlCAN ASSOCIATION Columb\13 7; Minneapolis 2. Louisville 2; Kansas City 1. Toledo 4; St. Paul I Indian~pol Ls 3: Milwau kee 2. Indianapolis 7; Milwaukee 3. .. _..... ., ·-t. U.OttlltNif .. ' -~- ........ Boron who !:,Jl€nt her v'":atton here wiU1 her brOthl3r and famly 11: turned to her home nL Olcvela.nd latJt week.. Mr. and Mrs. llusb McNid:els and fRmlly l!lpenL Saturda y wit h moUler a.nd sisters u.t the I M 't - 1 City. Marshal McNlctel'l anrl family and George MeNickcls and fRmil y all of Jackson, Mich ., spent the week end here with their brother IN TON .... ST. NICHOLAS CINCINNATI NATIONAL LE.\GVE Modern Nursery Rimes· New York 4; Phtla.delphla 0. Chlca~~:o at Pltt!lburlh <ralnl. Only gamCS" scheduled. Did You Ever Stop To Think? 11' YO'.J E.'V!H2 .=:A'TCH V P 10 RoSIE By EDSON R. WAITE I 'Lt.. T E,L you ~ow 'tO >;uB DvD\ Shawnee, Oklahoma ARTI-IUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: . "Almoat everybody hao oomethin11 to oell an<l in order to make a oale there mu•t first be a contact of aome kind. "Newspaper advertioinr io for the purpooe of helpin!ll to aell either merchandise or ideaa or both. The -~'lt;l of the loc~l newapa~r i.• qniye.~aal; itt new• io earerly ao~1h~ ·""~· ,it offera an •1~11\llilll oppoflltllllY fur "'" lout "!"O:Ch•n~ to llr!lll ~IJ ~~han• ~~~I! f\1 i!le ~~~~PlJo!l qf t~P II!Clal coqolltUe!U\Y. , The H•tel ~,~ li!Jlll!nd 'jQ,• .. '' ' ';' ,, ~ 1 ... ,.:~,I 1' '' I 1; ' ... '· SUNDAY E1&elatein. 3b ....•. . ... 4 o 1 4 Rcush, ct . . . . . ......... 4 o o o RuSsell. rl . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 0 0 l Score by innings : Horn, lt .... . . .. . . . ... . 4 o 1 o ' AL Cheder BaU Park of· hi !I recovery. watson, as . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 1 o VI- Cheater II&YI' • ·~ ""r ' I l �•' • "' HIGHWAY. PRIJ ' ' . -MAUE BY .11 BE BEGUN If ~UNO IS ACOUIHED CHICKEN THIU[S STODART F :-500 S~riff' a Office Of Theft Of 600 Chickens ' Federal Aid Job ,:: · To Be Retained If ., J Sqwobble Ends ' EXORBITANT PRICE Tribune, call 286-L; If the Oftlce uk for 20ll·R. uur at '. LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NJlWS SERVICE. ;;V;;O:;:L.;::=;;V;;;ll':._=;N;;;0;;-.=::2::74-;:====;:===.=.u;=w=.=N:=..,.===:n::=.,=:In:==:Tile:""':Tl1~bw....==~="!====;p~Q~M':l$R=Q~Y~,o;O~H~I~0~,S:;o;;· -- AY, AUGUST 13, 1983 TAKEN AT NIGHT .Of Right Of W.y Proper· ty Said To Be Stick~ ing Point · .. liOTI,CE - "If REkDERS' the Newa Oftlce of -II&-· From Brooder Some Oiatance From Stobart Home MAf~HADO Ill". and colle4 on Mro. AI""" UUI'!01 Ur. IIICI un. K. L. Put· bee ..,.,ma. .... and ...... QreJnoldl and Jlr. and Krl. Noob or RaYons· wood ~lteodod chur<h ~· Kelp eotm.ty, despite the con.tmversy reaullln& over the Iettie~ !lrient of tht' purchue ot Jand for t. lbe Blokneu ebopel Bunda7. ' ,• Rooooe ........ ond """ Bytll toot a load ot mekloe to RaYeD~~ wood Bt.lurdQ. Tile Lebtl><io1 lownlhlp Sunday ~~c:hool oonvenUon :wW be held here at the Blctoell cn.uren Sunday Aug tn the amount a chance to of State ~r.~~~~~~~~~~u:~haaaettl.op. HobBdn to the tt "'&#~ revealed ·Ai>die·oJ13. The Boy Scoute or Mlddl-' .,. enjoylnJ an ouatna at J. A. Hartla' ~ndlna. Funeral senua tor Mrs. Dade, 18, who ctlecl at the ot Al AleWld.er·. at Letwt Prlday, wW be OODducted ·from l.etart. church 8uncla.J oltemo;;.n II a o'c- wltll burlltl folk>wlJI& In tharve ol tll8 lllwlna mortl<l&ns. lt. wu announced here. · Hoine Made ICE CREAM Special Sat. and Sun. Only --.tUTTLE RITZ ~V:~\~ ... >::~:~::! _NI1bt .BALL accordbli to the OOflVfrsat.jof"l .t he coverntnent. will ~· ~1!'!~. u,~~d l!ld4 TO RESIGN OFFICS..... . Kansas Bogus Bond .Scandal1Mou8n.vu'uinn~1s . . Enforced Retirem~t Of Mtchado Seen Aa Vic· tory For Rooaevelt CHANGE EFFECTEQ , - Thru Moral PeriUUion; Cuban Victim Of " Own Army [NT 8[GUN . Ronald Finney (left), bond broker of Emporia and . a olnale : Topeka, Kan., who wu arreRted at Topeka on charges of ~,'!'Ji~ , in connection with seliina forged municipal bonds. ~ ez- : ~ :h.r. : At right i.• Thomas B. Boyd, state treasurer of Kan•a•, : whose office wa~ placed in charge of the ~tate militia by : Governor Alfred M. Landon, ~ending a thorough illVesti: galion of the office. AJpproximately $650,000 of the bo· ~i:f- -us oecurities were found in the· vault of the state treas., ury at Topeka. 'Blond Tigress' Map A\11. a..iti!>D . .... New York, lt.-INB-0 Cblrlee-t If P·HICE GIUGINC land, by COlonel lu.nd., by Clonel Oharlft · and hi& wlf~. 11\af ~ I l'p 1 <W1sion. ot the eDIIt&na Dlf1llll' OJ the regktn. • . ., • , 001. ODd MH. ~ whq.,. PH[SIO[NTIAl PAlACE AS H[RHEHI IS SHE~HO HMPI~ARY PRE~ DENT• le Deeiped Aa Enforce• ment Meuure When Cod~ are Signed Hundreda Storm Palace Shouting ba~tiOilil Againat Depoaed Preaident, Stealing Food,.Cloth• · inr and Furniture, Unreatrained OOYtr)' Of Ia ~ - I IDopntafn norlhotl\ olr ....to ld ltPOlled lbtoo ~1• ol Ule lcr!J · teaiW'ftl to the n"'o'e Pan~ AlnraJB, tne., who madetbetr~ The mounl.nln W reportect. M hllher t.11an llounl or MoUnt Porel, both ln Oremllna. and tile fjOrd. located In ""' lll'll!· /.frvWe sectlon, hu never beeD tx· plored becaw~e ot lee ~ In ft11na from Anpn.,_llllt ' I<> Cla~em&' lallllnd., tht QlOR. ern point reached by the dberJI>s, they opo<ted lbt ... . , and followed lt Inland tor ~ to ISSUE WARNINGS --·-- · Aa Hoodlu1111 Roar Thru Havana Streeta.On Motor:" I cycle•; De Ceopeda, Son Of Great Patriot To Be : Acting Preoident ~~~~~~~~~t: mab, ~. ,_ ~E F04o(>WING ' BUS!NqS PLACQ! . . ... . , ' l ~MEI~OY WILl, PUT .NTO EFFECT TH~ ~01.. for rumor I am proposlnl idbtcome 8 BrttL!!h IIUb,Jeci ta · all n~... the paper quoted him ns saJtnr. "I am an American and ahall remain an American." L01111fl~lt: liTO"E HOURS, B~GI~NlNG ~-;;:,,;; .. ' ' . ' ' t . ' (IJ.!atilc·~~~er ..... . ~·~ ·· " ' '· .. ~ t~e Evans Grocery Co.'.\ Speci~l,s CORN, gOOid uuality, 3 <la;lls ••• . .· •. •. 26c DIXJE ~AID COFFEE v~ spec~al, 2 l~s, .... ... . ....... 37c '-~ . -·tmATs · ~-: ¥";,""'· ' . . ~ 'r ,. ...UsED ~· ... ; . ·· - ' . Beef Roast "Choice Cuts, lb. lOc ·~SWIFT HAMS" whole or half, lb. 14Yac SMOKED BACON, in piece lb .. , , ... tOe BR.EA.~F~T :QACON, In piece, lb. 1~Yac All of our Meata Are Government . lnapected ",Daily 3tilf Jolt HIUldecl Out PMjeeb Other Than HithwaJ PaYin1 '• ~.,. . ' . COD• ' 1931 1930 1932 ~lliza . Th- ~ - - tborouahly -ditioned and ready for tale. Price,:! .•,..,. ' lOw ·for quick tale. CUJa or ~1'1111 io *!lit.· . .. ( • Italian Armada President On Way Leaves For Home Back To Capital S.IH Loadia1 Air Squad· Chid Executive Endil Two ron, Takes alf on Final Week• Vacatlooo •t l.ap of J.......,. Famib- Home ' VEAL, BEEF, PORK and MUTTON PORK CHOPS, 2 lbs , ., ............ 21ic Veal or Mutton Stew, lb.. ... . . . ...... 8c VEAL ROAST, lb ... ., , . ... .. .. .. . . llc BOILING BEEF, 4lbs ..... ,. . ·'· ..... 2lic FRESH SAUSAGE, home made; lb... tOe PORK LIVER, 2 lbs .. ... ... ... , . ... tSc ·.• open 8 A. M. Cl- 11:00 P. M·. KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES, '' -., · .10c size, 4 Boxes for ... .......... 2lic . LARD, pure kettle rendered, 2 IJis ;. .. . tqc_·· .. · M:A.TCHES, 6 boxes for ... , , .,...... 23c ' ' Saturday ·· ~ \ ~ ·· · Ole() ............ 3 lbs.!for 20J: \ ' Conservation Is Bit By Rutin1 ()pea 1•00 A. M. Cl- 1:00 P. M, Saturday Only, ' Noticolt ,. , • ~ • '' • > '~metoJ: ~ : ~-·~· ~ . C e~· . •. .. . · . . ,~M!\ltf)Y"" \ ., By WILLIAM K. Htm'CHINSON · INS Staft' Correspondent Havana, Aug. 12.-INS--Broken by a revolt of ihe army which made him a dictator for years, Generi1 .lJ~ rardo Machado resigned aa president of Cuba today alllld a ~ene of riotGUI!I disorder. . Mrs. Eleancr Jarman, 29General Alberto Herrera, minister of war and 11thyear-old Chicago woman, porary military dictator, became acting preRi~ent~Jtl;!l known as the ublond ti- congress u., able to meet and accept M~chado s re . .. gre!!S" and sought since Au· tion, at which time _Carl~ Manuel De c..pedes, • -~~ gust 4 in connection with Cuba's greatest patriot. wtll be named secretary of itiie, the brutal murder of Gus· making him acting president. tave Ho~h. a Chicago hab- R;rrera wiD ft:1icn completelY~;.,====;=:=====: .erdasher, was captured by ' f1om ,he ~"'·.ernmeht. a& IOOfl h.& restaned . police W f'dne~ay night in u!qre&e riWlea De CelpertA' se · In ·1\ chideout. With her was leetton. George .tlckup ~J.d. ........,.. CHAOS RULES IN CAPITAL To Alleged Profiteer~ Before Public Act· ionIa Taken than a hundred ml16. "Prvru the ELECTRIC Theatre ~· · 1r liOTINC BREAKS FO·HTW~m .. nPRf~[NT SIEC[ ..T.O . GJIT I l •.."' D=·::T~:.-~- :!; 29c lhe theP 188,500 to definitely controversy over required land re- ECONOMIC PI~C:E HT UCUBA ·sAN~' ·BU~OSHEO FORCE PRICET � 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 08. August 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 August 11, 1933 galloway gobb mcdade pitzenberger siders