https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7727f10d027d80378c09c8513ee5abc6.pdf 1bdfecc590ef35537f600bb2b3a344b2 PDF Text Text ..., "~' • ·i . '.•. .. ' .. .. ' .. .• I REA·DERS' NOTICE - U you ~IlL ··­ the Newe Olllce of ·T h• llaliy Tribune, eall 286-L: If the Bllllneea Olllee uk for 202-R. une FULL TWI N£G·RU[S - ~R[ In Direct Violation Of ·· "NRA" A,reemelli, to· eal Men Charre VICTIMS ~f MIB IN ~LAB~MA TIWN BUCKEY[ STAT[..15 ·HAft~ HIT 9Y WAV£ If FUAL MISH~PS Of NHA CAMPAIGN Bodiea Are Found Of Bullet Holea 1 ' Sunday Six Die I.;"Train-Auto CoJiioiQn&, Seyen In ., Hipway Ouhea Modification• Of Blanket Coda Bein1 AJ!P· · roved THREE DROWN TO SPEED MOVE ~ ... I - all e&ed county county ters to '''KIN,G OF THE JUNGLE" . Division ~ ; Ohio, at Pluioll a. Johruon, i btad ot ~ : ~inilltratlon 1 THIRD IS MISSING : was teamed here 1 : Shortly alter 0 . : 5t&U! Hlshwa:v No Hope Held ·F or Safety; Trio Taken from Qfficen Under the IWIIplcoo or tlle llouah and Allied ParnDI'" -~ America alld 'nle Ohio llocleiJ, Bona tJl lbe Arnerlooa -oluiiOil ; had announced 1 ance &nd WOLFE CEMETERY, PLANTS, OKlO Btalil SATuRDAY, AUGUt9, 1933 -te 111 tram Pomeroy, o lo, to Raelne. •\'" r ,, . . .. ' i to 'Plal\ti kna\ fiolto . tery) . .PROGRAMME ·· will be eond~ Oburdl i· at.2 P. U. HW wile, 1 of PlnsterwaJd. ,. , .~ , ·· "" ' - , " ,., 1 Week End Recqrd Of Vi.,. lent Deaths In Ohio Unuouallyi Hi1h . then No. non Men-Of-War Sent To Hanna By Order Of Rooi~-~ veil Arrive Early Today; Will Not Interfere .... ~ With Internal Affaira At Capital · ... :; i HERRERA FLEES FROM ISLAND - . . Enliated But G<ial Still Short Of Attainment ,, 33'11 i!"orDi~~ ronOir~nv AI' '1!4 ~~Famlll•• ~~...... u,IIU, . TOI'Ht.HT .I POMEROY ~~[mJ ~ij>!~~,~~ Rml1h anll AD!od ~m.. ' bloetation or America · Admiuion Sc: and tOe · Hobos Arrange For "NRA" Code SUNDAY · .,' I ' .. .. • .. ., .... Seek Blue Earle lnairnia af Conventioa ia Chlcaro ' ' •' '· ' '' t!l ' .•:1.I ' • u / . .. { ',. ,,' .v. '' ' ~ l I . :1 ' ' . '\ ~ ( 'I:.! ,I 'I •' ~~; .'·• .. -. ,; l ~ ;I (I ~ , ,. . \ . .' ,, . '. \ ' ',l . ' . "baily~ ' Ope,. 9:00 ·A. \ : :' i . ~ (Until .Fu~~er Notice) .. . ·;., · I • ' ' ' ..,, ' '' +• ... 1 ~ M... ; '. . ~ t.l ~~ I' •· ! "'. '· p; M. . ,. . _, I • : .. ..:.: ..i .•• l4y~' l , ~~t~rda~ ·-. Open 9 •A. M. Clo1e 9:00 ' ' . tt . . . .., M. Cl;_ 6:00 P. ... . I, . , ~~ II I ........... ".... .. Johnson Fails Impress Clerk -~ · '. ,. I . .. I I,. .. ., ' Vogue Shoe Shoppe '· Phillip Sisters ·Style ·Shoppe · · Bros. . ' Shoe•Store . W. Keiser, Clothier · Bargain House .. ' & Bennett Shoe .Stor-e· :·· . . . ' York Clothing Hou8e · ,,...:a Shoe Shoppe Jewelry Store Dry' . Goods \ r ,l ,_ llenu!IOJ, ., " '. ~· l 1 H • ~ ~ . :" " ~- .H.. }h~ ~ ' ' II r. ~1 l\ ' ·' - -~m...,.. . . . .! ~ •,· .' ' • M, •. ' ' ! . . c-. -· . ··.,' g. •·. . . ' Merehanta Aaaoeiatloa) ' ."' . . · ' - ' J ,._emet,oy. Qhio' · : .- ! \' -~ ~ I l ' . '• ' ·' . Morallllect Soqbt ~:.:::., Dlapateblag Warablpa. To Trouble Torn Calia·' ' IMPORTANT WE IS.-BEGUN luro. lo-. • v~fal> IOa!lbt ~- Nol mu<b ohaDP In w• Seven tUled In· tratttc accident.. Thi'ee penom drowned. One suicide. ' DEDICATIOJ'l . O'f' , B!CN!\Y "'?USB M$(0RIAL ·Wbl.PB OI!:MJJNRY,' PLAN'I'S, OHIO ~ Cj).rltfr .. .,. . .. \1.~ 1 . :~..,·.' -~ -· ~·. : • .'•• :: . ~ •• ~. tater Le Ror Rowh 1.;;,;;,. her .In " . , ll)e ,Rouah BOlli 111.~ mother to~ ' · · · A!loclatlon or Amorl.,. . I )>O"I~>Iea o1 1! lnvoctitlort :·: ..••- .~, .: . : ... .. . . .. ..• , . . . ......... ..... ~. CltftJ ftori.h ~t,or • ! and one~ ro~Hsions. WELDON CEMETERY. ·RACINE, OHIO <Take i n :Oblo By Intema.t1onal News Service SJx killed In traln~autcxnobtle at 10 o'cloot and at 11 o'tiloet ' liTEATHER FORECAST- �-.: 1 ···- ' ··- ;'f!B D.l\.lLl' T.RIBU.NE • , nOd""_....., JIII,IIF flej)t. II, .,.., otl ..,..1'00\ o\11ee al •u1 nw.-. ..... U. Ace Ill~ •. im. P\lblllt1ecl Da1J7 ud S&klr\lii. x..Oeated (IQ Lower Second Sweet, PoJp.erqJ, o. ~ Wbell cmr fdands .ma 111 ttWeri ar :pewt Dll.tt.er tor P\l~tlon tbiJ lll1>oWd 1n o11 , _ ""'" their oam" o.llliouib ~ DO\ -tJY lo llo "How dry I Mr. and llra. \ 'lloUv" -In .AilDOJUlOUI ~an:r .1ruellent and d.euz,bJe: 1D 1 '~ .. .' ~utM!JIP. ute.4' · Ctfrier BJIIall IJQe Week . :·•...•... .• ... •. .• • .16 One l!@P.tb , .. ... ... . .. ... . Three Montha ........ ...... . .60 Six Mont:h.s . , .....• . .......• 6.00 One Year ODe M:onUl • • • • . . . • . • • . • . . • •.• M'Oflt&n•, are auaata pare~ta . ·-·'- " "'-· '"'l~ . - ·- ,1, .. - • , i . .. Pioneer Spirit mMilk Strike ·. 1 • · u .. adm1n1atrat1ob Qtaiu: wJU m... 011 ftxltiJ ..... e or8· thll weet. WhiJe thWJ tar Jbhuon i -.. The · , 1 recoorery IJie price there were report. tneJllded ' ' .. • JD I . Propaga1Kia · ~~ the t.hat ftxtus ot minimum pries I A method. ol" keeplnl: peao11 In tn• dUAtl'y WN aubmltted to the t'eCOV• ery adm.inlltJ'atkla by the rubber manutaeturert. who lfJl'OPI.)8ed. to •' b.U twmer aeccew.ty of -.;ar Newton BU:er bead ot' a fair praetlce committee. The mde <If fal.r competition aubm1&.ted bJ the rubber manuf&r.• turen called for a oiO·hOUr week, ~~,tth a mlnlmwn 5Ca.le of 40 cent.ll an hour for factory workers, unltal the hourly rate for Ole IIBnle wwk an July 1&, 1121 wu less than to cea.ta and minimums of from •lf we«~,. tn ettles or rrom 2.500 to 1 250.000 to •u a week In cltle8 ()( over 500,1100. T'he fair praeUce committee would ' I of Mr. and Mrs. Henry t,(n. G. w. :tn~ela and cbl.ldrea anf{ Mrl. • L. 8. Bletner w•re buflo~ vll!llton &t HunUn& .. toll, )!r. and ~n. ·o tha Lievina: were Til-. v~tora: ...... ~) !-:RA woul4 I.P'M to • oodl! whlcll ·~: ~d ret-ent .,. -·· for crude ol1. lln.4obert Zerkle. MoJU'e Brann'm} Wh(l hu been \-'tTY ·W il repprted. to be bnprovi111. Jlarpld atJ4 NOfman JleU 01' •• C'l •· . ., ' ' ¥ta'\ Goldie- ltoijab a.nd 11012 Paul h&Y.e rre:turned to thelr bome at 1 1 1~1. Wooater, 0 ., after Yil1tlna: lilr. U4 1 ... ,, 1 1 1 w......... ~ .·~~~ l'I!Ooll"!fh. ""'""~ ' hU let hll hand JP.tna\ priCe ftx. Dletner. ._ c . Youna and Ira Bill 'lW'e bp1neu vlalton at · ObarleatoD 'i -.. • 1 · va., a/&er apeu41nl tbt pa~e· ffiiJ 1 diU• with llr, arid Mn. Ohrilb' 'Y'P......... DeU•.u ed Bt biro ~ffi!l"'• .. . vlalieti cumollli· puon~ bu 1 ·1 ~turned to her hO~ at z.~.JW· wtllllo publ~ 1 w. A. 'I .J -, ~"Y.-AUOU&T 1f, I8U 1 If t . MA$0N· •=-... ~ - ' .l, ~rl, at Bucteye. Ute. . l"!ave authority ""· -!lin. Jod, Q......, ..... wnflant Otiater and <Sauabter Le.ah a.Jl11 Uarold '!el.llDPoo ot '!'pronto, 0 ., are 111est:&. ot Mr. and to say Wh"!n a rub-- b:r manutaeturtr 18 lndulrtna unfair compet1Uon. M:r;5. J . T . Stewart. and family. .,_Mn. . Walker Beaver vllllted fm:~ at Salem Sllllday, Mt. and M111. Leo Batte~ &rid DEAD LINI ANNOUNCED c!J.tldren ot Hamilton, 0 ., u .e 111e1ta or !41'. and lin. Oeorae Meea a.nd daUJhter. WHY THE DELAY? MOTORISTS in, around and about Pomeroy and Mid· dleport, not to mention many who re~ide further !l.way hut who have lllany occasions to use the hiihway, are united in asking the question uWhy tlle ·'deiBy" in speaking about tho:! stretch of approxirnateJy one tired yards of extremely rough arid dUOkeroUa rOad _n,ea•'i the west end of POmeroy as one Qpp.foaches the corpora· tion line of M·i ddleport. A flil was made at tilis point I some mnny moons ago · and th e mPin thoroughfare it f.:€C m8, hij.Ving a hiJl slide c)ose by, WII.B feft to settfe. The slide, ~ f&r as the eye c8n note, has &ioP,[Jed r. nd the fill has been unwuched for more than a year Why then, it is repeate~. is it necessa ry to luJow this unsightly dangerous, rough pieCe: of pUyrj,ent to stay in this condition? The writer does not know who is r~sponsibiE!, wheth· flr it is the duty of the 'lillage, ~he count,y or ~he stat~, blit it is • certainty tjlat somebody is not taking care of the mony · hund~bd•· oft niotorfsls who uoe this piece of high; way weekly. i\ln added dan~er now is that aince the ·fill .has been widened, some use the 'M'aiH, old hhl'hw8y, while others sOmetiiJ!eS c;ut acioas tKeJi}t, cp~;~li~Dt\y thefe have been several instances wherein cotli8iohs were nar- rowly averted wlten 'the motOriStS Met 1 eithe~ at • . <\II ""'' pl:Ly, It was q~ted Willtln&. 140 Madeira Chillicothe, 0 . her hame h~ Wedlle6daY eve~ Funeral am:yloe& Wee held ~ldr>_•attrnoon at 2:00 o'clock ' GO'v'LJ ~NOR at I W. H. BlClCEL'S 1. ., 1 HORSE •' T HAT five members of a gang of hoodlums, posing as strikers in ,Illinois. were convicted of murder in connection with the· fatal shootinsr of an innocent girl in a 1ome home where the. hoodlums tired shot ,ltuns. slugs, . time fliO, wil1 be a rtieasure of satisfaction to the average lover o,f fair play arid Justice. These hoodlumEh· biking 't>x'cP.p"UOh.s to sonle Ot U\e veoi>Je.who Jived 'ih•, home, operied flre on the h0:uoe as they drqf-e past in an aueompblle and their murder'ouslire kiibt an mnocen! girl of high scllool age. Happily and fortunately they w~rt caught, .which in 1•• ~~~~~Jli~'f.:~~~~ Hself is oomething unusual, and brought to ~trllil. Four ~ ' ' ' were convkted of murder and senten(:ed to life imprison~ ~·nt wltil'e th e fifth escaped -"ith • ~~-year sentenr• 1 while mo•t law-abiding citlzi;Ps will agree that the)' ' Ahould have been tried by court martial, found guilhr nnd shot since martiill laW was vbtual!y cteCta~ed at the time of the trouble, yet few will object greatly that they · dld not receive the fuil extent of tite 'law, ever thankful that ~hey were convicted ar\d punished at least partlaJ.ly for their cowardly, foul, murderous actions. While few people will object to any man or group of men quitting or striking when they feel t~~Y have o. gri'evance against their e~p1oyer, none who have even a ncant.i<jea .of wh~t. is riiht and just, will be a~l_e .~ con' ~·!'~ .any aQta of. Vl6lence at any tJIUB w· ooqn , o\IOn with ~ lf\~h &'tr!fle, , .... :· . VJol~nc~ ~nd -fpr~e •nerer ·~IJ.I•~ , ~/'1'.~11jn!l' ~!!il"l*•· ';it ' t~I'IIY ~~~t e~Jl!mlin •;r~· ~n~ ~"~~~ ~~~i~~~!,!6n,,>y,~pl4 'l)ot ' : '"I • -. • ..., • " ' ' ' •r indUstrlai . . · A;p~rl,..Q,I'·. . --r--...... ll ;. \ ,( ' .. ·• ··.0,: ,,~ ,,_,,,, ... . . ~;.::~~.:;.;;.~T=:::C~--7:..;:.,:._~ ·.!.. .,·, ... .. $' • .._,7Sc~ .. .:. .. ...~··· · ··'··'··' ... . .4..,.. .I Vt'E C:\.LL FOil AND ' : '· I I /; { " p. :0,. n .) POMElOYDRY Phone 4P2·L • i r St0p:_'· '• ·mid:.;'Vo ,J)fD YOU EVER STOP to THINK? 1 1 ,., , , . , . , . ,1 , . . . f5cll9 · 'I "' 5c n:.. 1 (!" · tto By EdiOn R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma lt1 1 t t . • By EDSON R. WAITE, Si-IAWNEE, OKJ.A.. I •' ", ; ' J. W. HA~&QN, EQITOR OF THE NEW SMYRNA (FLORIDA) DAILY NEWS, SAYS: • : . Tru1ti(a to tuck i& a poor ,tay o~ doing busine... t 1- "'f.he trouble with til~ lpasniodi'c: ailvertio~r io th!!ot ~e believ,· el J!>at !t.Na):~~ ~~ltt~er Ulajl !t ac~a!).l' ~~eo. , .~e .~~I'm, ~·• nol.on that thi-lle or four.1roicKI ada a 1e'r 10re ~rot;lr to stamp upon llie ~iii~ ot ~~f~ b~~~· the f~ct_~il.t ~" h.. goOd a of gOod ' !t!l,'\1. iiy lind at ri1lit P.•ce• 1n a way tliat that impreuion will never \ · wei'r off. they, are eaiy to direi'l .4ttractrve •ilpeal thm .i!,!iliJileioiii'.patel;iOri h\• , !lie """~neVer heard~·o:f a busi~•s e~er getting tm~t!!d '· ,, a~ywhere that '' to lu9<. , .· . . ' . . . ; ,, Succesoful buoineos men never trust Ia luck. They know what . ,· .< ",~~.tl~!i1:J~.foi;l~et d~p't gue~•· t •• .-'~i · (\ " .-. J·~. ·...q:.; , ., ...... ~·'· .. t '· . · .· It take, .qua~ty, price, •.ourteoy, ~ffidency and prpmp~ ser· vice, backed up by truthful advF' tioi~g, to make buoineu ou,ccess· ful theoe da)i.. ' · ~ .. ; ·. ; \ ' ~ It takes a ·get-to-seiher, go-toaethier team,werk to build "city. :· .~ ····ttl• ~·· w~)l· 0~ pe.fl~r. r~r· ~rtl ~ 'll9~.'.11~. &tm]f pl~nt­ .i.ll . ed ,Jn ljl!lh>: of.Jluf p9t-~e~~~~~ . ~~~ z•~ ,'~~· ~rr , •y~r too , '. ~ar,w tp, qlll}f ~I'll~· ~n4 thj~~ ~~~'W'-f~l I( W,'~,\a'"!l to ~et · •I'll aPi!r~ciaph!..w~~ In 0ur e11ojtll (or, a b~1t~r and bq~ • •.. 1 1 I l . -~ . . • • ' . • • • • • • • •• ... Weal Virginia'• Fineot Raci~tg Attraction ""-'-------''--- -cS:cic-i- ' !' __l._ S~Q •• ln ' ' • Al,(i:. !)RY' CLEANING PRICES TO , , '; R'V4,AIN T.HE SAME AS BEFOR£ . 1 . \• "' "' ADMISSION 35c-AUTOS FREE 1 I[" Tw'~ -inode~s the World\" Fnir FushiOn Show _lt t rhic8ifo. A.t left is M~rion Samoso, ln ~ blue~ a_nd ':"hl~e Street rli:ess bf crinkled crepe; and at r1ght MaJ~.,ne DuvJs l)jgpJayS u· bi·oWn. a.nd yeiJow check wool ~ port dress. ' THE MURDER TRIAL \7L HTE INVIT.ES EVG!i:YONE TO STATE FAIR erid · ' 1 learned, and arc r '·l ~·~~·:if to oond entries with the latter'• .llllrentl, Nr. and Mrs. Ed Van l(eter at Hallwood. · Mra. J(lbn Ound:l1! ..l)lLased .a.wty the fill, according to whether they were trilvelling toward 1~~!:~.;·~ N " from Pomeroy, 1~ 1 UiDI'ss ther~· Bre· some yery it~0d ,lea!i:ma w;~~~ ~he . ~!~:L~ average ·motod!lt is unable 'to fa.t hom, f()r not compleUng 1 this sh~J,'l stretch ·~~~ maki~g tljll 1rlve , f,~ · , .. llli~ll!e· port to Pome_roy anCl)'vice ver~~l ,,;t'n~tl:lfil' 9Yment the entire d)~tuncc, whoevtiJ};Js ~osWil'~P.I~I,e . 'f?l\Jt)in~?Jit.P.I,ete co rf~ it~O~ shoU~~ take ilhlnediate steps ~O';V~rd compl"e ting the work and ridding this p'a rtjcular section of tbe ro'iitl, nf this . eyesore and r-onstant threat to the motorif't8' safety, That the hi~hway in qu'e stion is a main thOr.oughf&re extending enth·ely a ctoss the staLe from the east bound~ ary to · Cinroinnati, make~ it , all the more imperative for attention. • .,., BlllJ. ~ll:BP~· l9ll of Mr. and Mra George Zuspan 11 rtport.e<l to be very ill wltn &UD)met: :ftu. Mfa8 Hester Heaton is vlaiilna Mr. !-Qd ., Mrt. Q, ,a Bdwardl .Jr. J.t Logan. W. ya. · Frar;k Gaul of Cbes\er, o., was a. bu8ine& vtaJtor here Thureday. Mr. and M~ . . He.rman1, Barker and family .a re •~ndloa th1l week ' > ! • • • I Knockers of the:bome oily ohoul~ be lrealed •rQtlall· ' .' . . Spreaden of gloom obould' be ootraciaed. • 1THERE SHOl1-.o BE NQ P~CE IN ANY Cfl"Y , FOR . KNOCKERS 9R CLOOM:SPREADERS. THEY. ARE NOTH· lNG BUT A BUNCH OF NOISE ANYWAY. IT BAS NEVER BEEN RECORDED YET THAT THIS KIND OF NOISE EVER KILI.ED A CITY, M.THOUGH IT MAKF.S MANY A CITY ~ SicK. '. • 1 1 • 1 11 1 .. 1 • .. r 1 ~ ! �-.: 1 ···- ' ··- ;'f!B D.l\.lLl' T.RIBU.NE • , nOd""_....., JIII,IIF flej)t. II, .,.., otl ..,..1'00\ o\11ee al •u1 nw.-. ..... U. Ace Ill~ •. im. P\lblllt1ecl Da1J7 ud S&klr\lii. x..Oeated (IQ Lower Second Sweet, PoJp.erqJ, o. ~ Wbell cmr fdands .ma 111 ttWeri ar :pewt Dll.tt.er tor P\l~tlon tbiJ lll1>oWd 1n o11 , _ ""'" their oam" o.llliouib ~ DO\ -tJY lo llo "How dry I Mr. and llra. \ 'lloUv" -In .AilDOJUlOUI ~an:r .1ruellent and d.euz,bJe: 1D 1 '~ .. .' ~utM!JIP. ute.4' · Ctfrier BJIIall IJQe Week . :·•...•... .• ... •. .• • .16 One l!@P.tb , .. ... ... . .. ... . Three Montha ........ ...... . .60 Six Mont:h.s . , .....• . .......• 6.00 One Year ODe M:onUl • • • • . . . • . • • . • . . • •.• M'Oflt&n•, are auaata pare~ta . ·-·'- " "'-· '"'l~ . - ·- ,1, .. - • , i . .. Pioneer Spirit mMilk Strike ·. 1 • · u .. adm1n1atrat1ob Qtaiu: wJU m... 011 ftxltiJ ..... e or8· thll weet. WhiJe thWJ tar Jbhuon i -.. The · , 1 recoorery IJie price there were report. tneJllded ' ' .. • JD I . Propaga1Kia · ~~ the t.hat ftxtus ot minimum pries I A method. ol" keeplnl: peao11 In tn• dUAtl'y WN aubmltted to the t'eCOV• ery adm.inlltJ'atkla by the rubber manutaeturert. who lfJl'OPI.)8ed. to •' b.U twmer aeccew.ty of -.;ar Newton BU:er bead ot' a fair praetlce committee. The mde <If fal.r competition aubm1&.ted bJ the rubber manuf&r.• turen called for a oiO·hOUr week, ~~,tth a mlnlmwn 5Ca.le of 40 cent.ll an hour for factory workers, unltal the hourly rate for Ole IIBnle wwk an July 1&, 1121 wu less than to cea.ta and minimums of from •lf we«~,. tn ettles or rrom 2.500 to 1 250.000 to •u a week In cltle8 ()( over 500,1100. T'he fair praeUce committee would ' I of Mr. and Mrs. Henry t,(n. G. w. :tn~ela and cbl.ldrea anf{ Mrl. • L. 8. Bletner w•re buflo~ vll!llton &t HunUn& .. toll, )!r. and ~n. ·o tha Lievina: were Til-. v~tora: ...... ~) !-:RA woul4 I.P'M to • oodl! whlcll ·~: ~d ret-ent .,. -·· for crude ol1. lln.4obert Zerkle. MoJU'e Brann'm} Wh(l hu been \-'tTY ·W il repprted. to be bnprovi111. Jlarpld atJ4 NOfman JleU 01' •• C'l •· . ., ' ' ¥ta'\ Goldie- ltoijab a.nd 11012 Paul h&Y.e rre:turned to thelr bome at 1 1 1~1. Wooater, 0 ., after Yil1tlna: lilr. U4 1 ... ,, 1 1 1 w......... ~ .·~~~ l'I!Ooll"!fh. ""'""~ ' hU let hll hand JP.tna\ priCe ftx. Dletner. ._ c . Youna and Ira Bill 'lW'e bp1neu vlalton at · ObarleatoD 'i -.. • 1 · va., a/&er apeu41nl tbt pa~e· ffiiJ 1 diU• with llr, arid Mn. Ohrilb' 'Y'P......... DeU•.u ed Bt biro ~ffi!l"'• .. . vlalieti cumollli· puon~ bu 1 ·1 ~turned to her hO~ at z.~.JW· wtllllo publ~ 1 w. A. 'I .J -, ~"Y.-AUOU&T 1f, I8U 1 If t . MA$0N· •=-... ~ - ' .l, ~rl, at Bucteye. Ute. . l"!ave authority ""· -!lin. Jod, Q......, ..... wnflant Otiater and <Sauabter Le.ah a.Jl11 Uarold '!el.llDPoo ot '!'pronto, 0 ., are 111est:&. ot Mr. and to say Wh"!n a rub-- b:r manutaeturtr 18 lndulrtna unfair compet1Uon. M:r;5. J . T . Stewart. and family. .,_Mn. . Walker Beaver vllllted fm:~ at Salem Sllllday, Mt. and M111. Leo Batte~ &rid DEAD LINI ANNOUNCED c!J.tldren ot Hamilton, 0 ., u .e 111e1ta or !41'. and lin. Oeorae Meea a.nd daUJhter. WHY THE DELAY? MOTORISTS in, around and about Pomeroy and Mid· dleport, not to mention many who re~ide further !l.way hut who have lllany occasions to use the hiihway, are united in asking the question uWhy tlle ·'deiBy" in speaking about tho:! stretch of approxirnateJy one tired yards of extremely rough arid dUOkeroUa rOad _n,ea•'i the west end of POmeroy as one Qpp.foaches the corpora· tion line of M·i ddleport. A flil was made at tilis point I some mnny moons ago · and th e mPin thoroughfare it f.:€C m8, hij.Ving a hiJl slide c)ose by, WII.B feft to settfe. The slide, ~ f&r as the eye c8n note, has &ioP,[Jed r. nd the fill has been unwuched for more than a year Why then, it is repeate~. is it necessa ry to luJow this unsightly dangerous, rough pieCe: of pUyrj,ent to stay in this condition? The writer does not know who is r~sponsibiE!, wheth· flr it is the duty of the 'lillage, ~he count,y or ~he stat~, blit it is • certainty tjlat somebody is not taking care of the mony · hund~bd•· oft niotorfsls who uoe this piece of high; way weekly. i\ln added dan~er now is that aince the ·fill .has been widened, some use the 'M'aiH, old hhl'hw8y, while others sOmetiiJ!eS c;ut acioas tKeJi}t, cp~;~li~Dt\y thefe have been several instances wherein cotli8iohs were nar- rowly averted wlten 'the motOriStS Met 1 eithe~ at • . <\II ""'' pl:Ly, It was q~ted Willtln&. 140 Madeira Chillicothe, 0 . her hame h~ Wedlle6daY eve~ Funeral am:yloe& Wee held ~ldr>_•attrnoon at 2:00 o'clock ' GO'v'LJ ~NOR at I W. H. BlClCEL'S 1. ., 1 HORSE •' T HAT five members of a gang of hoodlums, posing as strikers in ,Illinois. were convicted of murder in connection with the· fatal shootinsr of an innocent girl in a 1ome home where the. hoodlums tired shot ,ltuns. slugs, . time fliO, wil1 be a rtieasure of satisfaction to the average lover o,f fair play arid Justice. These hoodlumEh· biking 't>x'cP.p"UOh.s to sonle Ot U\e veoi>Je.who Jived 'ih•, home, operied flre on the h0:uoe as they drqf-e past in an aueompblle and their murder'ouslire kiibt an mnocen! girl of high scllool age. Happily and fortunately they w~rt caught, .which in 1•• ~~~~~Jli~'f.:~~~~ Hself is oomething unusual, and brought to ~trllil. Four ~ ' ' ' were convkted of murder and senten(:ed to life imprison~ ~·nt wltil'e th e fifth escaped -"ith • ~~-year sentenr• 1 while mo•t law-abiding citlzi;Ps will agree that the)' ' Ahould have been tried by court martial, found guilhr nnd shot since martiill laW was vbtual!y cteCta~ed at the time of the trouble, yet few will object greatly that they · dld not receive the fuil extent of tite 'law, ever thankful that ~hey were convicted ar\d punished at least partlaJ.ly for their cowardly, foul, murderous actions. While few people will object to any man or group of men quitting or striking when they feel t~~Y have o. gri'evance against their e~p1oyer, none who have even a ncant.i<jea .of wh~t. is riiht and just, will be a~l_e .~ con' ~·!'~ .any aQta of. Vl6lence at any tJIUB w· ooqn , o\IOn with ~ lf\~h &'tr!fle, , .... :· . VJol~nc~ ~nd -fpr~e •nerer ·~IJ.I•~ , ~/'1'.~11jn!l' ~!!il"l*•· ';it ' t~I'IIY ~~~t e~Jl!mlin •;r~· ~n~ ~"~~~ ~~~i~~~!,!6n,,>y,~pl4 'l)ot ' : '"I • -. • ..., • " ' ' ' •r indUstrlai . . · A;p~rl,..Q,I'·. . --r--...... ll ;. \ ,( ' .. ·• ··.0,: ,,~ ,,_,,,, ... . . ~;.::~~.:;.;;.~T=:::C~--7:..;:.,:._~ ·.!.. .,·, ... .. $' • .._,7Sc~ .. .:. .. ...~··· · ··'··'··' ... . .4..,.. .I Vt'E C:\.LL FOil AND ' : '· I I /; { " p. :0,. n .) POMElOYDRY Phone 4P2·L • i r St0p:_'· '• ·mid:.;'Vo ,J)fD YOU EVER STOP to THINK? 1 1 ,., , , . , . , . ,1 , . . . f5cll9 · 'I "' 5c n:.. 1 (!" · tto By EdiOn R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma lt1 1 t t . • By EDSON R. WAITE, Si-IAWNEE, OKJ.A.. I •' ", ; ' J. W. HA~&QN, EQITOR OF THE NEW SMYRNA (FLORIDA) DAILY NEWS, SAYS: • : . Tru1ti(a to tuck i& a poor ,tay o~ doing busine... t 1- "'f.he trouble with til~ lpasniodi'c: ailvertio~r io th!!ot ~e believ,· el J!>at !t.Na):~~ ~~ltt~er Ulajl !t ac~a!).l' ~~eo. , .~e .~~I'm, ~·• nol.on that thi-lle or four.1roicKI ada a 1e'r 10re ~rot;lr to stamp upon llie ~iii~ ot ~~f~ b~~~· the f~ct_~il.t ~" h.. goOd a of gOod ' !t!l,'\1. iiy lind at ri1lit P.•ce• 1n a way tliat that impreuion will never \ · wei'r off. they, are eaiy to direi'l .4ttractrve •ilpeal thm .i!,!iliJileioiii'.patel;iOri h\• , !lie """~neVer heard~·o:f a busi~•s e~er getting tm~t!!d '· ,, a~ywhere that '' to lu9<. , .· . . ' . . . ; ,, Succesoful buoineos men never trust Ia luck. They know what . ,· .< ",~~.tl~!i1:J~.foi;l~et d~p't gue~•· t •• .-'~i · (\ " .-. J·~. ·...q:.; , ., ...... ~·'· .. t '· . · .· It take, .qua~ty, price, •.ourteoy, ~ffidency and prpmp~ ser· vice, backed up by truthful advF' tioi~g, to make buoineu ou,ccess· ful theoe da)i.. ' · ~ .. ; ·. ; \ ' ~ It takes a ·get-to-seiher, go-toaethier team,werk to build "city. :· .~ ····ttl• ~·· w~)l· 0~ pe.fl~r. r~r· ~rtl ~ 'll9~.'.11~. &tm]f pl~nt­ .i.ll . ed ,Jn ljl!lh>: of.Jluf p9t-~e~~~~~ . ~~~ z•~ ,'~~· ~rr , •y~r too , '. ~ar,w tp, qlll}f ~I'll~· ~n4 thj~~ ~~~'W'-f~l I( W,'~,\a'"!l to ~et · •I'll aPi!r~ciaph!..w~~ In 0ur e11ojtll (or, a b~1t~r and bq~ • •.. 1 1 I l . -~ . . • • ' . • • • • • • • •• ... Weal Virginia'• Fineot Raci~tg Attraction ""-'-------''--- -cS:cic-i- ' !' __l._ S~Q •• ln ' ' • Al,(i:. !)RY' CLEANING PRICES TO , , '; R'V4,AIN T.HE SAME AS BEFOR£ . 1 . \• "' "' ADMISSION 35c-AUTOS FREE 1 I[" Tw'~ -inode~s the World\" Fnir FushiOn Show _lt t rhic8ifo. A.t left is M~rion Samoso, ln ~ blue~ a_nd ':"hl~e Street rli:ess bf crinkled crepe; and at r1ght MaJ~.,ne DuvJs l)jgpJayS u· bi·oWn. a.nd yeiJow check wool ~ port dress. ' THE MURDER TRIAL \7L HTE INVIT.ES EVG!i:YONE TO STATE FAIR erid · ' 1 learned, and arc r '·l ~·~~·:if to oond entries with the latter'• .llllrentl, Nr. and Mrs. Ed Van l(eter at Hallwood. · Mra. J(lbn Ound:l1! ..l)lLased .a.wty the fill, according to whether they were trilvelling toward 1~~!:~.;·~ N " from Pomeroy, 1~ 1 UiDI'ss ther~· Bre· some yery it~0d ,lea!i:ma w;~~~ ~he . ~!~:L~ average ·motod!lt is unable 'to fa.t hom, f()r not compleUng 1 this sh~J,'l stretch ·~~~ maki~g tljll 1rlve , f,~ · , .. llli~ll!e· port to Pome_roy anCl)'vice ver~~l ,,;t'n~tl:lfil' 9Yment the entire d)~tuncc, whoevtiJ};Js ~osWil'~P.I~I,e . 'f?l\Jt)in~?Jit.P.I,ete co rf~ it~O~ shoU~~ take ilhlnediate steps ~O';V~rd compl"e ting the work and ridding this p'a rtjcular section of tbe ro'iitl, nf this . eyesore and r-onstant threat to the motorif't8' safety, That the hi~hway in qu'e stion is a main thOr.oughf&re extending enth·ely a ctoss the staLe from the east bound~ ary to · Cinroinnati, make~ it , all the more imperative for attention. • .,., BlllJ. ~ll:BP~· l9ll of Mr. and Mra George Zuspan 11 rtport.e<l to be very ill wltn &UD)met: :ftu. Mfa8 Hester Heaton is vlaiilna Mr. !-Qd ., Mrt. Q, ,a Bdwardl .Jr. J.t Logan. W. ya. · Frar;k Gaul of Cbes\er, o., was a. bu8ine& vtaJtor here Thureday. Mr. and M~ . . He.rman1, Barker and family .a re •~ndloa th1l week ' > ! • • • I Knockers of the:bome oily ohoul~ be lrealed •rQtlall· ' .' . . Spreaden of gloom obould' be ootraciaed. • 1THERE SHOl1-.o BE NQ P~CE IN ANY Cfl"Y , FOR . KNOCKERS 9R CLOOM:SPREADERS. THEY. ARE NOTH· lNG BUT A BUNCH OF NOISE ANYWAY. IT BAS NEVER BEEN RECORDED YET THAT THIS KIND OF NOISE EVER KILI.ED A CITY, M.THOUGH IT MAKF.S MANY A CITY ~ SicK. '. • 1 1 • 1 11 1 .. 1 • .. r 1 ~ ! �01110 ., '• • Ex:GOvemor wm · J~ OOLl/tiBU·-8-(S..I*~Iol) ,, ~--,.,~ ·· ·~·· At Stat«! Fait -i Sboilon-. bradi; an.cl a ". CiJWY _$ho':! o} om: of tht C•tturu at tb!,l!l 1E'41~'<'11 ), air i• a Cl!nt.rY and. Cll:U! lSir" •J:blblt, with aaitab1• prl.ati fnr 1\ndlel', ~udtiN. aftd Sho~n b""ert will JwiJ• ttl• shortl.orn eompetltlon at Ult ' e9t't•t0{8.' tht F•ir \ State J'atr. Col-.abul. Au111Bt . ' !i;P!mlitr t. ' ' • •J • • L. M®re, 111 • .. . • . 'l 114~, P.U ... . I GuiriUier, ib-i> .. 2 c . .. 3 .. .... 4 0 0 . .. . '." 0 1 .. 4 2 .. 4 0 ,~~~~~;~1~~~~ ~o~p~~, :, : 0 ,.. 'ftuell: ' :11 and ready for aale. S~te Ohio ' I I 0 I 0 1 1 I 8 l 3 1 ' , j a 3 0 3 I 3 l 0 • • ·• . Th;.~ cara are thoro~ll\t; ~fl;'011ditlon· for quick aale. ' I I 0 0· 1 1 0 3 1 1 Pfl'eed •~!l Calh or term• to •till '· low With tW .entrante llt!ted it •ou;d be foolhardy to hazard a . predleliol\ •• to Lbe Qlltcom(! of the women 's natjonal singles tenn is championship a~ Fore~t Hills, .....::.~ ..1.'.. ~~il~ expe~ f~vor Mra. Helen Wills Moqdy Pomeroy Chevrolet Ce: Fair Viaitora .. ll'l'OP AT ' ., ~Pl,t'l~fioY,.. .. '· . to recapture th~ title Me ~aa ~ven times, Helen Jacob!!, defend1ng ehan1p1on, at the peak of her forn1. So ~ I so are the Briti.sh invaders Miss Dorothy Round and Miss PeRY Scriven. ' ~~ 1 , Emogene Yeager COL\IMBUS s~o. !""" Tol.al Receipts 603 Head. HoP-Receipts 60, 1'15 to 220 lbs. 4 40 to 4.50 Heavies <140 to UO Lights 4..25 Stock Shoat& 3.00 to 4:.00. Cnttle- Recelpt.s 101 steers 2.45 to 5.36 heifers 2.60 to 3.70 fat cows 1.95 to 2.85 canners 1.10 to l.tiO buU., 1.90 lo 2.86 milk cows 10.00 to 32.00. VMI calves-receints 2.30 tops fi 60 seconds 6.00 to 6.16 medium 4:.00 lo 5.00 common and heavies 3.10 tO 3.50 C UlL~ 1.50 to 1.15. Lambs-retl!lpts 2ll toJ,Is IUD sec (.nds 5.20 Lo U5 common 2.00 t.o 4 50. Remarks : I Goat. s.:.. Dbll~, •-... c~~ llh., u.dnii... s~ P&ltinr H. Butler, l&Ma1t1r. BETH'EL . \ftUiliUI . • ' ' - . . AMERICAN LEAGUJ . "llub Won Lost; Pot, WaHhlnston . . . . . . '10 38 .Me New York .. . . ... . . 64 43 .~~ . PhUa.delphla. . . . . . . 63 53 .000 caeveland . . . . . . 55 Detroit. .. .. .. .. .. . 53 Chicago .. .. .. .. .. 51 57 51 57 .491 .4-7;1 Boston .. . .. .. .. . . . 47 Bt. Louis . . . . . . .. 42 oo 71 .3'12 .ol~ .~ INTERNATIONAL LEAOU£ Chtb Won NetvBI'k . ...... ... .. 82 RocheaLer ... . . : . . 72 Baltimore .. .. . .. 10 Toronto . .. .. . . . . .. 68 Montreal . .. . . . . .. 64 Butfala .... .. ..... 62 Albany . . .. . . .. . . . 61 Jersey City ...... .. 54 Moderd Nursery Lost 52 63 -64 88 89 . 70 '11 '18 ""'· .612 .638 .522 JI07 .481 .470 -1~ .400 i'ESTERUAY'S RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbt1H 6; St.. Paul 2. CoiW11.bUB 2; St. Paul 1 12 hlll.l MlnileiLpollll 3; Toledo 0. Toledo 12; MlnneapoUe 10 (ll Inn) Milwaukee 5; Loulsvllle 4. Mllway.ke~ 4; Louisville 3. Ind4ma.pqlla 5: Kans~ City 1. lhdJannpolls 6; Kamas City 0. · "'iS WOO< A" . GAMBS TODAY · No aamea I!C.hcduled. , .. , _ ' Did You Ever Stdp To Think? • ·AMEBICAN. ASI!IOCIATION . NATIONAL LE40UE ~"' .Yor.t at Phlladelphl!l. Qnly 1ame scheduled. · • .AJDBlC/iN Ll!liOtJJI: l'bU&delphla . at- Cleveland. lloston at Oe~olt Qnty 'i&mea scheduled. By EDSON R. WAITE 1 Jl'lfiBI!A'I:lOIIAL UAGU& -f\Jbany at Q.oohester. .Jelr!.b ,City at Montreal. .' NJ''fir"~~ p.t BUtfalo,. Shawnee, Oklahoma !JaltlmQre at Toronto. When YO_UQ ~: Visits OUR c· 1\11!, I' WILl.. c5&.T . . ARTHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: ., "AIIIloal everybody haa something to aell and in order to make a .ale there muat firat be a clllotact of aome kind. , , - "~~'fsp~pe~ ~dve.rtioing io for the purpose of helpinl( to ael! lnl{\~r IJierql,-.nd•l!'. or 1deao or both. The appeal of the local ~~~~a~e~ ia univ~rsa1; it& news ia eagerly aoug~t lin~ it offe*' ap !'l!C~)Ie t opp,ort~nily for the loc•l me~cl!an~ to btil'g qia nien:han· di~e to e alleribon of tJte local conobtuency. ., " < .., • j • • '· returned Saturday, Aug. 12, 1933. 110011!1!, SINGLE ILOO . --:- :o,ALIS liEPORT OF 'l'HE POINT 1-'LEASANT LIVE STOCK SALES CO. Potnt Plea.p.nt, W, Va. Vomer LoDf lrlltll v.1.u.~oblo. .ta.Dea M~ home Sunday from a tWo weeka v:stt with relatives at. Athens. HOT~ . oot.u: - - -- - ·--:-:-- ' f •· . '... .. '· ' \ '' .' J • .~ . I l �01110 ., '• • Ex:GOvemor wm · J~ OOLl/tiBU·-8-(S..I*~Iol) ,, ~--,.,~ ·· ·~·· At Stat«! Fait -i Sboilon-. bradi; an.cl a ". CiJWY _$ho':! o} om: of tht C•tturu at tb!,l!l 1E'41~'<'11 ), air i• a Cl!nt.rY and. Cll:U! lSir" •J:blblt, with aaitab1• prl.ati fnr 1\ndlel', ~udtiN. aftd Sho~n b""ert will JwiJ• ttl• shortl.orn eompetltlon at Ult ' e9t't•t0{8.' tht F•ir \ State J'atr. Col-.abul. Au111Bt . ' !i;P!mlitr t. ' ' • •J • • L. M®re, 111 • .. . • . 'l 114~, P.U ... . I GuiriUier, ib-i> .. 2 c . .. 3 .. .... 4 0 0 . .. . '." 0 1 .. 4 2 .. 4 0 ,~~~~~;~1~~~~ ~o~p~~, :, : 0 ,.. 'ftuell: ' :11 and ready for aale. S~te Ohio ' I I 0 I 0 1 1 I 8 l 3 1 ' , j a 3 0 3 I 3 l 0 • • ·• . Th;.~ cara are thoro~ll\t; ~fl;'011ditlon· for quick aale. ' I I 0 0· 1 1 0 3 1 1 Pfl'eed •~!l Calh or term• to •till '· low With tW .entrante llt!ted it •ou;d be foolhardy to hazard a . predleliol\ •• to Lbe Qlltcom(! of the women 's natjonal singles tenn is championship a~ Fore~t Hills, .....::.~ ..1.'.. ~~il~ expe~ f~vor Mra. Helen Wills Moqdy Pomeroy Chevrolet Ce: Fair Viaitora .. ll'l'OP AT ' ., ~Pl,t'l~fioY,.. .. '· . to recapture th~ title Me ~aa ~ven times, Helen Jacob!!, defend1ng ehan1p1on, at the peak of her forn1. So ~ I so are the Briti.sh invaders Miss Dorothy Round and Miss PeRY Scriven. ' ~~ 1 , Emogene Yeager COL\IMBUS s~o. !""" Tol.al Receipts 603 Head. HoP-Receipts 60, 1'15 to 220 lbs. 4 40 to 4.50 Heavies <140 to UO Lights 4..25 Stock Shoat& 3.00 to 4:.00. Cnttle- Recelpt.s 101 steers 2.45 to 5.36 heifers 2.60 to 3.70 fat cows 1.95 to 2.85 canners 1.10 to l.tiO buU., 1.90 lo 2.86 milk cows 10.00 to 32.00. VMI calves-receints 2.30 tops fi 60 seconds 6.00 to 6.16 medium 4:.00 lo 5.00 common and heavies 3.10 tO 3.50 C UlL~ 1.50 to 1.15. Lambs-retl!lpts 2ll toJ,Is IUD sec (.nds 5.20 Lo U5 common 2.00 t.o 4 50. Remarks : I Goat. s.:.. Dbll~, •-... c~~ llh., u.dnii... s~ P&ltinr H. Butler, l&Ma1t1r. BETH'EL . \ftUiliUI . • ' ' - . . AMERICAN LEAGUJ . "llub Won Lost; Pot, WaHhlnston . . . . . . '10 38 .Me New York .. . . ... . . 64 43 .~~ . PhUa.delphla. . . . . . . 63 53 .000 caeveland . . . . . . 55 Detroit. .. .. .. .. .. . 53 Chicago .. .. .. .. .. 51 57 51 57 .491 .4-7;1 Boston .. . .. .. .. . . . 47 Bt. Louis . . . . . . .. 42 oo 71 .3'12 .ol~ .~ INTERNATIONAL LEAOU£ Chtb Won NetvBI'k . ...... ... .. 82 RocheaLer ... . . : . . 72 Baltimore .. .. . .. 10 Toronto . .. .. . . . . .. 68 Montreal . .. . . . . .. 64 Butfala .... .. ..... 62 Albany . . .. . . .. . . . 61 Jersey City ...... .. 54 Moderd Nursery Lost 52 63 -64 88 89 . 70 '11 '18 ""'· .612 .638 .522 JI07 .481 .470 -1~ .400 i'ESTERUAY'S RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbt1H 6; St.. Paul 2. CoiW11.bUB 2; St. Paul 1 12 hlll.l MlnileiLpollll 3; Toledo 0. Toledo 12; MlnneapoUe 10 (ll Inn) Milwaukee 5; Loulsvllle 4. Mllway.ke~ 4; Louisville 3. Ind4ma.pqlla 5: Kans~ City 1. lhdJannpolls 6; Kamas City 0. · "'iS WOO< A" . GAMBS TODAY · No aamea I!C.hcduled. , .. , _ ' Did You Ever Stdp To Think? • ·AMEBICAN. ASI!IOCIATION . NATIONAL LE40UE ~"' .Yor.t at Phlladelphl!l. Qnly 1ame scheduled. · • .AJDBlC/iN Ll!liOtJJI: l'bU&delphla . at- Cleveland. lloston at Oe~olt Qnty 'i&mea scheduled. By EDSON R. WAITE 1 Jl'lfiBI!A'I:lOIIAL UAGU& -f\Jbany at Q.oohester. .Jelr!.b ,City at Montreal. .' NJ''fir"~~ p.t BUtfalo,. Shawnee, Oklahoma !JaltlmQre at Toronto. When YO_UQ ~: Visits OUR c· 1\11!, I' WILl.. c5&.T . . ARTHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: ., "AIIIloal everybody haa something to aell and in order to make a .ale there muat firat be a clllotact of aome kind. , , - "~~'fsp~pe~ ~dve.rtioing io for the purpose of helpinl( to ael! lnl{\~r IJierql,-.nd•l!'. or 1deao or both. The appeal of the local ~~~~a~e~ ia univ~rsa1; it& news ia eagerly aoug~t lin~ it offe*' ap !'l!C~)Ie t opp,ort~nily for the loc•l me~cl!an~ to btil'g qia nien:han· di~e to e alleribon of tJte local conobtuency. ., " < .., • j • • '· returned Saturday, Aug. 12, 1933. 110011!1!, SINGLE ILOO . --:- :o,ALIS liEPORT OF 'l'HE POINT 1-'LEASANT LIVE STOCK SALES CO. Potnt Plea.p.nt, W, Va. Vomer LoDf lrlltll v.1.u.~oblo. .ta.Dea M~ home Sunday from a tWo weeka v:stt with relatives at. Athens. HOT~ . oot.u: - - -- - ·--:-:-- ' f •· . '... .. '· ' \ '' .' J • .~ . I l �"Casmeties" Cauae Wdson-Bearhs Of Troubl~ llere Mi11 Norma S.Ubo Jle. -ea Bricle of Mr. F. ~ Meetin1 to Or1-1 Ra'f Wi.._ iaatioa to be H.ld at Cheottor ThundaJ Many O.oiJ'e lo Jc: a ow Wlsa\ Artlcleo the ·y lndud.. ia Law 8JDoe t11o new OCiomotlo laZ ~tamp hU become tlfeetlfe and. netppapel'l ru...-e c:an1ed m.an1 ttema relat.lve &a lta proy.laJont, ooubt.y ofliclalo ~ ..,. lllal 11>e1 han received any number of ~­ te.s trom dUzena. as to what.•the term •r- - -• .. .,...._ ,. .. REA-DERS' NOTICE - If you wan~ the New• Otllce of ~· Dall)' - Tribune, call 286-L: 11 the Buolneeo ~· .... ,.._..,.. a ... ' • "' ~---" • c~ uur Office aok for 202-R. FULL LEASED WIRE OF eotrifet.tes inCludes. The term 18 e:rtt~alne<l In 4ei&U 1n a of • copy of Ut.e aet ·~t· U It.'a Newa It's In The Tribune Includes ~ESPEOES W~RKS TD BRING ~H~UT SPEfOY HE~TIIN By Ce.nier 16 Cents-By Mall New Cuban President and Wife - New President Framina AS RIOTS RESUME Police Accused By Two BanditR YouDIIIOWD Copo Said t o Hawe Made A1reement With Robben TO AID IN CRIM£ Machado Followers Objecta Of Rioters In Campaip of Hate In By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON BAILEY tS LEADER Bandit Trapped In Texas Farmhouse; Marked Money Found Js- VlOlence aallinst remna.nt:B of the depoaed Y:aehado l'eKiD1e broke out Blft.in today aa the admtnlstratton ot Pre8ldent CariOll Manuel De Ce.spedes moved to n!e~t&bl.lah oonstltutlonal Uberty throUghout the repubUe. Gunmen raeln& ttn;ough t~ streets ln an automobtle 1 m,o~~ down LMter Lar&, seeretarY tO 001:. Anton.Jo Jimenez, sl.aJ.n fo~ l!)f the hated ''Porra" as he 11to0d .on R oorner here. Jimenez himself was killed sat~ near Raclne, """""" urday as a mob ot dellrious Cubans 1 The fi~t picture of Carlos Manuel De Cespedes afmurdertng to celebrate ter he had been named Provisional President of Cuba to 6tamped. Ulrou1h the city, ptllq- was sehe- 1n ing and Juat.tce succeed the ouAted dictator Gerardo Mrwhado ' 1n an outburst or hate that took at De CeRpedes is shown with her husband. the cve:rthre>w of Oerardo Machado and his dreaded secret polloe lcaat 50 lives and caused OVE~TURl\IS M'AI'f'li mliUons l'1 dollars dame,ae , A few minutes before. Jjara wa!l. hJurdered, the bloodshed of1the past week found an echo when '1. -poUee- ARM 'BROKEN m~ named Jordan sudde'nLy went Jn11ane ln the loth preetnct 1JOIIee ~lotion, killing Lieutenant Pedro Hernandez and wounding a ,fellow •JJ&trotman. Jordan was finally aubdued after throwing the nel&hborhood Into an Senora Negro -Brotlier~--Whlte&ys Needy Ate Electrocut~d Must Be Relieved Pay Debt to Society Followina Conviction for Murder 1&-INB- 'l'ueo4ar "RI!U!IIION IN VIENNA" Wynyard, John Dao~r·l; '[014 ' Mertol, I~ WUhtnclon, - A\11. 115-INB-Al tile notortoua Cbloaooan ~entenee ln Atlapta pentincome tax fl'auds, may to Cock county, lWntrtal on state lndlct- u l ;n<;O'~;·,poaslble, to exeMlamt, Pia., Aug. 15-INS-Wlth the denunciatory abouta of their E'rt'twbO~ 11ubjecta rtn~~:tila 1n Ulelr earl, tile tamlly of General Qeru 111'110 Maclla<lo. depooed ,.,.ldenl V (Continued on Pap Blx}- - - Full Pardon Mav• Be Granted Maxin If $pend yc~r vacation at the Ohio Sto!e Fair. You'll enfoy, as never Pefore, the edofa~ ••~lbitn~nlfl f10e r'ro· • gram of entertainment. See this groat ~tate's greatest Fair. lntervi~w With Govemar Reacto Satiofactorily to Chief Executive Was Aim Of Assassin Group COLUMBUS AUG.28-SEP12 · a•D IP, F.l.l. · .fiCTIIY, IETIIIJ . 2M St. . .;.:.lin--.a;~. 1\L_ . !" ' ' ' ' ~ ., ...... - ' ' ' tt 00 C~UNCIL MAYOt nRMEO TO WAR. ~N PROfiTHHING KIDN~P SUSPECTS Deaperadoeo November. El.,.:tfon When Fishr For Re{ peal Is Stace<f OoJumbus, 0 ., Aq. Havana, Aur. lr-INB-Renewed · ~ SPHOY TRIALS U BE HUD f~~ By Remainin• Awo.y From 11 Beata" WbUe Robberie!; Raid By Federal Offie· iala Nets Eleven Were Committed TO OPPOSE WETS - Y - , Lad;,:, io Brlcle •o f Mlcloi~port Man' 0[ Educatora, AttorneJ''' Clergymen To Be On Ticket Code To Elect New Conareas l u'";i;;;; I ~ DorothJ Coate1, Lo<al DRYS BRING fU , FORCE 11 8Uft BATIU ON Slowly rlllnr temperU.ure. W VL-Palr tontaht.. Warmer 1n 8Xtretrw West poi"Uon. W«<needay cloudy and W'lllllet'. NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. oount7 omoe• attention ot the llelp 111EATHER FORECASTiT ~Ohlo-Pair tonla'ht and WednMd.af: I Adviaability Of New Set. Up Diacuased Follow' ing Reoiination I OF PROFESSOR i From Advisory Board Beeauae Consumer Not . Being Prottii!ted l � 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 14, 1933 maddox miller perotti rhoads root waters wayland