https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/57e2afa8d54e25745f6f79cc188b96f2.pdf 955c9a6ad360c2abc8f2281082904113 PDF Text Text . ,. • • ' •. '. .' . ... ' '' , ' ... , ..' \ •' < .l; " ' •• •. . I ' . • ~ .·-' •• TIDDA!LY~.c.JO Uncertainty 0(' Grain Situation Hampers Tradbig .'flJ.UR ARE H IN' ON'WtTH I h" • . 'i. , .... .. ' • "' _ .' 'iOBIDAT, AUGUIIT 11, ltu • Personals WEATHER FORECAST- R EA·DERS' NOTICE - It you want the Newa Office of The Dally Tribune, call 286-L; It the Busln ... Oftlce aak for 202-R. Ohio-Partly cloudy. Warmer In nil'f"!1e South port10n rouowm by llhowtn in WE'd portion ls.t.e tOPIJht. Thund&y abowet'l, I.'OOJ· er In West. portiOn in tJtenoon. • LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. • OF HARNESS By Carrl.er 16 Cente--By Mall $Ul0 If U'a News It's tn The Tribune ~ QuarteHe Accwed Of ::. Takina Acce11oriea . From .O. Whale)l MURDER IS CO ONE CONFESSES • •••• ••••• SOCIAL ( More Than 3,000 Affec;ted; Ia Hei11ht Buoy Seaoon . ~ .,_ OF DRESS . MAKERS Sacred Heart Schol'l Yard >\IJGdsTH. ' . " '· RCA Autonuibt,i.t .. Ra~.lo . will be ctwep,:a•ay . WED. An Two Men Escape With Final l'ayment For Factor'1 Release Diaoatiofaction With Modificationi Of Temporary Codes TRAGEDY RESULTS VOICED BY LEWIS Striker• Said To Sur,port Of Re-F.mpoyment Head ' Laid By Cordon of Police aided by Two Airplaneo Moln Objection Made To Raiainlr Work W•k To 40 Hours '• - ONJOUS DlvORVID AMUShMF.ifl'l ,mlnlmlzed the the Federation o.s an affront to since he went tO ii > ) I . ' j govern~ I MASONS 'A.lTENtiON I' · .i · , I. ' . .• ., F'uried\1 aorvic~~ · fp~ oil!' · Jat.e •bl'dthor, · · • \ RayJllond R. Ii.o9t; off]'l!>jqurners LOOge Nb. 611~ F. & A. 1\J., wil!.l5e •(!O~du,cte~ >. a~ ~i)e, Ewing Funeral:flolll!l .a t 2,:00 &'clock Wertne,srl·ay after')loori. J\11 r\l.empe!'ll yf Pomeroy\Lodge No. 164, F. & i\',·~t aiul any .otheor lllaster masons are urgently ·requested to " be present at the ' PoJ1\eroy ,Masonic l,lldge · room at 1 :30 P. M. · , : , : :· MRS. COSTELLO IS AFTER ACQUITT AU act. held that J&.Ye stroll2' 8)! Order of . GEORGE W. KREITLER, W. M. · ATTEST W. L VAUGHAN, Sec; •• . • 1 a:ress. io Pliy;ku;;;;-.w or k ' Help Victim of Rabies! 20 Other• Treated ' l)nder the Price Code e1tabliohed by, the Producer• of milk, the under1i11ned Diatri· buton of milk producta in this area are compelled to e1tablish the followin11 pricea: Milk, quart• llc; pinta 6c Sin11le X Cream, half &tinta 12c pinta 24c DOuble X Cream, half pinta 18e; pta. 35c BuHermilk, quarta 9c: Effective Aucu•t 16th. 1933 • POMEROY, rd.iDDLEP6RT and GALLIPOUS DAIRYMEN A oode of f&tr oompe&tt1on for the e!ef)trlc raUwaya IQld aubatdl&rY bus lines waa before the recoveey ad.. Desperate Battl~ Being Waged To Save Ma~·~~ J,if,_ I .., '. ,·.!.:me to Luckies . ! He had no objection to my btand of cigamtes. But, one- day he,asked me to try his. Wtll, •. I .,did-and I've b~ell uying · ';1uckito Please" ...,. sinco. And it's not merely because Luckies rute.fiile aod ire ever ao mild. Lcr me rell you ibe , . , _ ·It·. S . . My dsuette is a personal, intf.: mate th~g with me. Mt.t all, It rouc:beo my lips-and I io ta1ce pride in my sense of dajliriness. Natutally, "Touting" meaos to me even mM! than It does to' • man-for pllrity i• sometbiil_g·very p~uo to • fulidiouo wOm.a. •· to the act UJonttDued OD, to LUPE 'VELEZ SENDS NIECE TO CONVENT Pate "''br88l Granted To Buckeye Y - Who Tumo Gun On Him· oelf And Commits Suicide ' Ao Aftermath To ment Over Debt Forty Centa �... .. l"' I3 1$ I M, i • iII I 5 TRl~UN~ ; TH!l DAlLY !)) ; OJ. ~ 'Unclel:- tne- Act ' I, r.-1np Tolley •• Ioms _______ --- •110 UNI 0.00 UlO '~ I ' •• I '~lt.h Lond~, prnntic moment at Chalk Farm, as Miss Jessie Womaek Ml'rlley, Brlhsh gnl, w.as J't•eeJved in~ th~ HJn*.l faith. At-le!t IS G. R. Pat ':~ . so n of a weal thy Indian mrllwnmrehwhom she mar~ea & '1!48r t:• a,o At r 1""ht 1!': Or Moonge, pwsidcnt oft e Hmdu Mah& i3adha who ~ pc rl~um:d the utual that made the gtrl a full-caste Bln.du. . ,v J\ d Cuban Refugee . f~, ~; ~ - - --·--- Mrs Mattie Henry Helen , Helel) Glbbl! and \ c.. eraldlne of Athens were the week nd gusts of Mrs Myrtle 1 Rar,ll;er Mra. J!lllen Stanley and Mrs. Sadie Hall of Canton called on Mrs. Na.tross Sunday. ...., . , · Sleeth retUrned home Sunspending a week with Mr. Charles King of Yeager. Mra. James Cunnlnghilm of New Haven were of Mr and Mrs. Whaley Thurlday afternoon Phyllis and Mnrel Whaley spent [NCOt;tRAGmG RESULTS Wt1tne1Clay night at Hemlock Grove north ResS and ehlldrell and Mt1111 JHE announcement that federal operatives were instru~ Haezl Randolph was calling on mental in apprehending 11 gangster crimh1al~o~ in con- LJzJ!e Mtdktf! sa.turday afternorm nection with the recent massacre in a Missoul'i railroad also Mary VIolet and Edna VnnNe!lt. rtation well •• the recent Oklahoma kidnaping case, is Uule MidkiU remaiM about the indeed reassuring news to the rank and f\le of American samt Mrs Fi.nnle Fr08t has been Ill tor citjzcn.."!hip. the pa.st tew days d ... The retJult.s in addition to serving notice on the crim· Val Well and wlte an Ruuc Per· attended the Oranl(e at Tuppeds inals of the nation, that they may expect far more oppo~ ry ~hdns Saturday nlaht. sition to t}\eir nefarious work since the Federal Govern· Mary Perry is apendlng a fev; with her parents, Charley mont ha• taken action against them, merely prove to days Bu.t~s and wtfe ot ll!ar the Oardon many that this action should have been taken long ere 'Dale Hry and Warrick MldkUf attend#'d the all day meettnr am!. this. ~uket dinner at Zion, A~hens «• .••,, '; ,j , " . an had a chance for liappinen in ,. whole life until now~nd I'm ' tG take it." By 1ho ~me aPeakinl'. the fteld'a ~yel bad to look ·-" a he had _ftnllahed' power of Ge~ten­ forced her, at laat, at \him, ""~ ,V and attendat Wesley and repo•·L· • '• EL a.t Camden Park at Huntattending the Sterlll18' plclns:ton SaturdaY were . Marcella. Oartwrllht, Margaret Youna:, Thel· ma. and Ivy Sleeth, and Mabel and Alma Henry Mr. and Mrs Lou Edwards and !amlly spent Sunday wlt.h Mr and MnJ, Henry RlL88ell ot West Colum- ,.· ~· 1 ) SINTO Paul svcnt the past week Mrs. Fred Taylor He will return to his MomJay accompanied by Nat ll!a. JQhn Natross was calUni on his , who 111 abo a. resident or mother, Mr.s. MMY Nat1'0611 Sunday. Clemeens and dsuah· ~· and Mrs. John Forshee ot t.ers Louise and Martenu of colum- Heliht.R epent Sunday with Mr and bus are visiting her po.rcnts, Mr Mrs. Hoy Pox. and Mrs Edward Ralph. Raymond Walbwn returned home L~alle Pack of Hamlin, w ThlirsdliY after spending a week ""·"'" spent Saturday with ~ 9, Ja:.;.~; at Columbus. n 10mp&On His sister-In-law Fred Johnson teturned to P&lVlrtot Dent accompanied him kuabi.ll•g Sunday evening: attet· H 11 h h spending th.e week end with hla 111 bdt 8 t ~~ ~t: t!~:tl~e:. w v ew fl\mUy, Joe Wolfenbarger of Wllkc-svtlle --~....--~ -~-spent Thursday with his lla.urhter. ft.t Jt 9t.ITS ·- Rltz Davts, c . G. Ou.lnther, c-t L Moore. ss ST. NICHOLA ' Q Moore, p • Duckworth, Neal~ c-rt QuUtn. lb ' '' Demoskey. Total I 3f> . 1 2d 1 AB R HE 4 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 4 ·' ' '' 1 0 0 1 I 0 •i 1 0 1 l 0 Cuban" ~ . ' r ' ' 0 0 0 4 t o n . _: ~· ~ ~ I;,:;~~=;i;t~!~ ~:"'!~~ ~f _cty_min_s 35 !) 4 0 BOE ! Mu:1 Rosetta Jones --------- - rL.rt.n Rev J. D. La.w preached a.n tnt.ere&tlnl sermon here Sunday evfl· nlnK ilia text was "God Js on His Throne" Mr. and Mrs. Paul H,yman and son Paul Kenneth ot Racine were all dr.y auests or w R Hayman and family, 8tmaa;y Mr. and Mrs. John Hoback of Spiller are vtsltlnl the latter's siB· ter. Mr. and Mrs V A Wolfe ami DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? ' ., • ' J. W. HANSON, EDITOR OF THE NE.W SMYRNA (FlORIDA) DAILY NEWS, SAYS: "The trouble wiih die' lpaomodic advf>rtioer i• that he believ· ea that it reachea fartlier th'in it llclua\ly doea. He often hao the notion that-three ot four 11ood ada a year are 11oins to ataiilp uPo!t the niil'd of eve.-y buyer the fact that he litio good• of gOQI{ qual· ity and at ril!lt prieea in a way that that imprenion will never wear off. I "!}qt~ . lllflol' njinl!i are not that way; they are ealy ici.. diYert ..froili dn(1, . ~· tot.<l~er'bf an 6oneat •Cl!cl attractiv'e appolaltll'r'li t~tl'lrlfltt~, !if he -il~Al', lid~e~ialjit,Ilff~Je'ii the impre~aioit -has ltetin ..1m over a eracicl of many yaan. - · ·~jff.mf'iJiil .r:ffeeu the mill~ a liuyc;r in Much fla,IO ltlifii> dlli ' t ' e•bi Q Wfiter on i tbcli:. ll tl>e rock hacf the senae jl rloaliae it fint timli a water fell 'IP61i ~ut 1i , ...if million• of to w...r ... linpreadon ill tjl<i ~. \ ' !,•• ill~<l\'r ~~!~ ~ . ,,,. 81 W~r •••· th.~ y,.,. - ~top ~f .. . : such a PFtfecNLcwocy thac tb~ wilt conduct the endre coOkW,j opet:ation without the upi!Qt'~~ dire'ct!f?D.•WiiJ:I an elecuic clock and 111 etfcuic the~o~t, ~.o scientiBally correctlo.sttumentt, controlliqg tiqte and temperi.ture to a niceaaane~s, co_ o king failures are almqst im_pofsibl~. Anypne can ~ prize winoitig disheha11 al":.ays g,ec delicious re5uJ.u-widt ao Ele(U'ic Ra0$e• I:"et us prove dds an!\many.ptb"-.!dv8!k. ·, ..~of •l"1"'lc"oooli0!,Yb7 acb&I d..,;.:.aslriticni. By Edaon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma of. ' ·ccURACY I'S VITAL New models on display. As little as $6-JO down. 23 months to pay ' "'b ,..,.• ; . •. '. "...' • ' ' *" "' • -""1 '"'" Cllri t.ell t~t -.:o~fe he ha• ' demand to o There ten thouund waiting to •tv' into my them have the ' ehlnee. I've ... '. As Revolutionists Stormed Machadd Palllce to see 11bout tun~a ,. • With the secret service operattves ,and federal de- cioqnly Su'!<!iy. CLIFTON, W. VA., MaUd R055 apent Sunday with her tectives at work on cases ·concerning the Federal Govern- parents, Llnton ~l~lr..lft and wlte Mr and Mrs. Dave Ketof'ns and ment it was reasonable to believe thht these experienced c~U Kearns of qtcnn E~tSten and m{)n would have more ~:~uccess than those of cities and Oeraldlne (1.r&ons of MIC\dleport POPUP RIDGE -S(>ent the week eiilt with Mr. and towns whose area of action was much more corttlned. 1'he annuai home comtng will be Mr1. W C Hollo.nd, There is every reason to believe that If the de~ent clt- held ~tt tl)e f'oplt.r churCh Sunday, •. Mr. and Mrs Delbert ~cker and izem, the law abiding portion of our government wlll do AUJ. '¥1 EverybOdy come and brtna fa.mlly of Middleport. spent Sunday their part and not listen to the ramifitations of honeyed phrasirig attorneys, but jUdge criminals at their trials on the evidence produced, that a great decline In the very noan future will be noticed in the illegal trafficking by the criminal class u.s a whole . Particularly will kidnaping become a busines• to he nvoided. However the co·o~eration of men and women ~ worn to do their dutieM. must be had when they serve on iuries trying the caseK of the ne'er·do·wells. It is ono ihi!nit for bard working operatives to sflend many days, : weeks and even mont hs in trucking anrl runnlnr down tttc cri!Djnals, ~u~ quito another to secure a conviction. Howover, the bill helf has been accomplished when the crimInals have ,iieen caueht and lodeed In dliranp~ vile. The rerila!!IIOJi work Jl~s With the prose~uting a~torneys ~nd the citizens themselvea. I ... • • "',. 'IIJil,'l ·- - - - - . When YOUD. c· Visits OUR Ci Ievening 11 'Allterthle.y.:~~-:i}i~~~~aD~d •l)r-man In ~h' Weal ... { .r 1i Mr and Mrs Lewis tt.UIIlell and ~ · ~rnmlly ~ ~~~ Mrs Charley Searle6 and daUrh' ter Msble and 1tu ~:1 Oprby were the 11uests or her parents Frldn:,; r;N et :heini'Ce spent wedneaJ:tay f.~r ana Mrs I..ew•s 1\uss~ll J.tf. I ' Basil Hysell returned to his y•ith Mn; Charley Searl~$ and I rmd daughter were tuesfs ~ul'.iCiay :t:ome Mtmda)' , I f:J mily ol his parents Mr. and Mrs Lewls Mrs Hattie Ebersbach spent Mrs Nct~le Russell was VISiting Russell . 1hursda.y with he:: moLher Mrs 1elutlves here Fr1day Mr and Mrs Leo Woodard were Charley Moore Br Mrs. Elmer Hysell was the dlnnel' v.siting her s l!lter Mrs William Mrs CleveiiUld 'RuSsell and dauguest of Mra Ervin Hysell Friday. Railey and family Sunday. Berdice Russell Qf Rutland Is •1 1 B1a~shaw was co.llmg on vis tlng her gi-ap"'parents, Mr aud l wtS Russell Tuesday Mrs Lew s Rn....ell. as plans have to 1 a a;reat da.y . A lnclurll,ng several pla,vent from and Hunt1n8ton will be ' ' M1 . and M.ra Denver H,vrell and t.on spent Wednesday t'"eni.ng In f~ct, whenever we attempt to interfere with any Violet w•' e.1so an afternoon caller. 'd EU.Oii!lll R... ,! "" calllnr man'e 1 en. or conception (•f how he wants to worship hi~ Ha~l wen e·:.mdar. God whether that God be the Spiritual f'<lther of Christ Ray Whale7 ~nil , family ~h riH · t 1an ' b e1·u~ves, or w h e th er h e be Budd a, Mo- Pcmeroy vl5ttors Monday as th e \:.> Ralph Pertv was calUng on DRle hummedan or some other Allah," there will be trouble Perry ~sd~U f t ,., ' · •'-- 1:1 d t' "''' "th t 'h th Elizabeth '1.,. of the Rldae, Mro. ~ oo , ..c.?'p..ctl,tm~e ~~;.s ptove 1mes WJ ou num . er at ~t Taylor. ottle and Evelyn wars aft'a ~""ljl'foiflU'e\tllpeli thl'(luglt a desire ,oJl·the part of" of :Blw.Run attended tho some one 'o ~tl,\lb '~ qm~' on~ '!lie's ~t. ~'Orahlp ~ - He ;~ , tilt~:-· of M"-\ s:::t.ii~!tT:: sees fit~l::liii~~:;pt desilerate anll•ll'll&biWi~ 'of 1aJtl®n· ~ ·q!'i\!~~ llif• •~d l>i>llr. melli suii!f.:'tit hlS!oW· ii~:£he<'-brld has' been'oreaoW~ll. ,, ~~~~~ . t~lfn: ·~~r~ T~W effort' on. the part of ~!)~•• ~hn profess to se~ za.,.;oi'uo :ti!Ml~y. sins coljlmitted by 9t1tera becauol! those othe't. do. •ot Ml.dlcltt AlU: Wh!\l"r 1'11 calllnt •• Llzote r ,r · ,~ Tburl'day a(~mooll. conforl{! to the fotmel''s Ideas on; Sabbath ••~ping, io mls· JUliel and Rubey Raildolph 1 Eln Run were the guest .;0;;:f,,u~ii0r I P laced Rnd wrong bas (cally and should be di8couraued ., aunt. Mre. Dortha He&& n '"he'never it appears. and sunday 0~~~~:~ Elllabeth Ross waiJ calling on Ada ed •qter 'l')al)· REEDSVILLE " HYSELL RUN 1 Ope way to promote peace would he to ~nd ~ Wl\Y so that all future wart! woui4 be fought ott the p~y·a•-yo~- VIRGINIA GREGG ·--::r::--~ lihone S62-L "' •L !,. I uaughlier Eliza and &randdaughter Clara Ro!Je Laru spent Sunday at. Sllendqn Springs. Mrs. •Roy Wrtaht called on Mrs. Arthur Moore Tuesday evening . Harry French was a caller here iecently "l!lene BlUes ~:~pent Monday with Edtlh Eblen J D ~dams spent th.e latter pa.rt c..f the week With Mrs Sarah Adam~~ of Ashland , Ky Pctt:r Godfrey was a caller here Thursday, Mn John Leifheit Sr. lJ report· td Ill Dave and ThomM Scott spent the v.eek end in Columbu11 with their sister Mt•s. Phlllttas Dave returned home and Thomas remained tor a. longer stay Ml·. and Mrs Charles Metzler of Jackson were the dinner s:ueeta ot their son-in-la.w and dauaht.er Mr and Mrs. Ben Elilen and famtly Bu.o1.day but you can't make him dnnk." In other words, we might by legislative enactment, till all the churches tn our lortd CHE.RR"Y under certldn Iigid law enforcement but if the move were Fritz Stahl and ramii.Y of New made with the intention makiflg a better country, the M&rshtleld and Robert Blo.itbwatte - Answers Summons Mn Ernest. Grlpun, Mr' Ln.•Ls Rpuah and &on Donal!l were callir.l on relAttvet here saturday eve- -- THE BLUE LAW AOVOCA TES (N SPITE of the continued enlightenment of the pre•ent age, it seems there is a certain percentage of the peo· pie in our midst who insi•t on trying to take all o~ the joy out of life by legioloting religion into the minds of people who have no $U( h ideas so far as they are concerneq personally. There ts no denying the fact that laws can be passed and .if effort enough is made, they can be eitforced re·l Jtardless of what they may cover. It Is equally true that regardless of such laws, that may be used to prevent people from passing the Sabbath •• they themselva •ee tlt, U"ere i~ no la.w on earth, man made or otherwise, which can legh;]ate goodness tnto the man or woman who does not want it there. Aa the ohl sriywg is "You can lead a horse to wrt.ter or ,. Extortionists I Mr and Mrs orville Hogue and c:1Udrep a.nd 141'11 J . D Adf.Ql& and Qha(e, l'hlladelpllfa, Pll4ooborlbo lllll0'411i<H BJ Jlall II NEWS taznllJ ot Leroy, lll>ci:ot t.n4 famll)', l UNION ·AVEI':UJ:: Jm:. \ ,~ 5 I cftale Toltet and daugbttr J:stber 116l'f0lUL ADV.!ITI81NC) !liP&ESE~TATlV,. ' 1& One Month , . ........ .. ... . · Th~Monlho .. .. ...... . One llontb •.... ... .... ,.. . . .60 s•,,, ') .. "' ....... ..... ODe Year ........ . ..... , . . . • 15 00 One Yea1 . . . . . ... ...•.• I PHONE YOUB NI!:W! TO ! uf Gay, W Va IIIIO!Ikllll ~ ._. 1JiD lhm n~m...-lthmllh o01 • - r i l l to be ~ted Ann.DYD'IOUI letton., however exceUent antt d.ealrat»le lit them· ooillwS II> 1111 IPOianot will be publlsbod. .. ·"" · .. .. · .. ' .. · *' Priod~ . an~ ' w va., <lYrU o. DeUyenl By Canter 1 ' f = $ h' ' - 2 AO~U~~~e\ lllnll)' . V1i:Jt.ora at the home ot C. A Rhodet' Iunday wert t.ne (tallowtnc . JJ)M Southall ot Mentor lt$•• Jeo- tkm11Q ~ ""tunlay. Locllled on LOWer- - · · Pomoro>. WlJeD. our ,f.rltnda MDd. Ul ttnera or neWJ matter for pubU~'t.ion the)' One weet ' WEDI'I'SDAY, j I ot M&rtb $, lflt. ,.., Putill*ecl Dail)' and Pn4 KlmMU. ; c:;: t ......... _..t..... ll1&1tor Bept 11, 1811, ~ tho .... 9!11C. •• iir • !}!'4, •It• e~de. /j t·• .!~ ~: t•\ " ~\-~ rJ...J l. l . l6 ., c ! I II -' ' . "' ' ' .. • -· �... .. l"' I3 1$ I M, i • iII I 5 TRl~UN~ ; TH!l DAlLY !)) ; OJ. ~ 'Unclel:- tne- Act ' I, r.-1np Tolley •• Ioms _______ --- •110 UNI 0.00 UlO '~ I ' •• I '~lt.h Lond~, prnntic moment at Chalk Farm, as Miss Jessie Womaek Ml'rlley, Brlhsh gnl, w.as J't•eeJved in~ th~ HJn*.l faith. At-le!t IS G. R. Pat ':~ . so n of a weal thy Indian mrllwnmrehwhom she mar~ea & '1!48r t:• a,o At r 1""ht 1!': Or Moonge, pwsidcnt oft e Hmdu Mah& i3adha who ~ pc rl~um:d the utual that made the gtrl a full-caste Bln.du. . ,v J\ d Cuban Refugee . f~, ~; ~ - - --·--- Mrs Mattie Henry Helen , Helel) Glbbl! and \ c.. eraldlne of Athens were the week nd gusts of Mrs Myrtle 1 Rar,ll;er Mra. J!lllen Stanley and Mrs. Sadie Hall of Canton called on Mrs. Na.tross Sunday. ...., . , · Sleeth retUrned home Sunspending a week with Mr. Charles King of Yeager. Mra. James Cunnlnghilm of New Haven were of Mr and Mrs. Whaley Thurlday afternoon Phyllis and Mnrel Whaley spent [NCOt;tRAGmG RESULTS Wt1tne1Clay night at Hemlock Grove north ResS and ehlldrell and Mt1111 JHE announcement that federal operatives were instru~ Haezl Randolph was calling on mental in apprehending 11 gangster crimh1al~o~ in con- LJzJ!e Mtdktf! sa.turday afternorm nection with the recent massacre in a Missoul'i railroad also Mary VIolet and Edna VnnNe!lt. rtation well •• the recent Oklahoma kidnaping case, is Uule MidkiU remaiM about the indeed reassuring news to the rank and f\le of American samt Mrs Fi.nnle Fr08t has been Ill tor citjzcn.."!hip. the pa.st tew days d ... The retJult.s in addition to serving notice on the crim· Val Well and wlte an Ruuc Per· attended the Oranl(e at Tuppeds inals of the nation, that they may expect far more oppo~ ry ~hdns Saturday nlaht. sition to t}\eir nefarious work since the Federal Govern· Mary Perry is apendlng a fev; with her parents, Charley mont ha• taken action against them, merely prove to days Bu.t~s and wtfe ot ll!ar the Oardon many that this action should have been taken long ere 'Dale Hry and Warrick MldkUf attend#'d the all day meettnr am!. this. ~uket dinner at Zion, A~hens «• .••,, '; ,j , " . an had a chance for liappinen in ,. whole life until now~nd I'm ' tG take it." By 1ho ~me aPeakinl'. the fteld'a ~yel bad to look ·-" a he had _ftnllahed' power of Ge~ten­ forced her, at laat, at \him, ""~ ,V and attendat Wesley and repo•·L· • '• EL a.t Camden Park at Huntattending the Sterlll18' plclns:ton SaturdaY were . Marcella. Oartwrllht, Margaret Youna:, Thel· ma. and Ivy Sleeth, and Mabel and Alma Henry Mr. and Mrs Lou Edwards and !amlly spent Sunday wlt.h Mr and MnJ, Henry RlL88ell ot West Colum- ,.· ~· 1 ) SINTO Paul svcnt the past week Mrs. Fred Taylor He will return to his MomJay accompanied by Nat ll!a. JQhn Natross was calUni on his , who 111 abo a. resident or mother, Mr.s. MMY Nat1'0611 Sunday. Clemeens and dsuah· ~· and Mrs. John Forshee ot t.ers Louise and Martenu of colum- Heliht.R epent Sunday with Mr and bus are visiting her po.rcnts, Mr Mrs. Hoy Pox. and Mrs Edward Ralph. Raymond Walbwn returned home L~alle Pack of Hamlin, w ThlirsdliY after spending a week ""·"'" spent Saturday with ~ 9, Ja:.;.~; at Columbus. n 10mp&On His sister-In-law Fred Johnson teturned to P&lVlrtot Dent accompanied him kuabi.ll•g Sunday evening: attet· H 11 h h spending th.e week end with hla 111 bdt 8 t ~~ ~t: t!~:tl~e:. w v ew fl\mUy, Joe Wolfenbarger of Wllkc-svtlle --~....--~ -~-spent Thursday with his lla.urhter. ft.t Jt 9t.ITS ·- Rltz Davts, c . G. Ou.lnther, c-t L Moore. ss ST. NICHOLA ' Q Moore, p • Duckworth, Neal~ c-rt QuUtn. lb ' '' Demoskey. Total I 3f> . 1 2d 1 AB R HE 4 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 4 ·' ' '' 1 0 0 1 I 0 •i 1 0 1 l 0 Cuban" ~ . ' r ' ' 0 0 0 4 t o n . _: ~· ~ ~ I;,:;~~=;i;t~!~ ~:"'!~~ ~f _cty_min_s 35 !) 4 0 BOE ! Mu:1 Rosetta Jones --------- - rL.rt.n Rev J. D. La.w preached a.n tnt.ere&tlnl sermon here Sunday evfl· nlnK ilia text was "God Js on His Throne" Mr. and Mrs. Paul H,yman and son Paul Kenneth ot Racine were all dr.y auests or w R Hayman and family, 8tmaa;y Mr. and Mrs. John Hoback of Spiller are vtsltlnl the latter's siB· ter. Mr. and Mrs V A Wolfe ami DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? ' ., • ' J. W. HANSON, EDITOR OF THE NE.W SMYRNA (FlORIDA) DAILY NEWS, SAYS: "The trouble wiih die' lpaomodic advf>rtioer i• that he believ· ea that it reachea fartlier th'in it llclua\ly doea. He often hao the notion that-three ot four 11ood ada a year are 11oins to ataiilp uPo!t the niil'd of eve.-y buyer the fact that he litio good• of gOQI{ qual· ity and at ril!lt prieea in a way that that imprenion will never wear off. I "!}qt~ . lllflol' njinl!i are not that way; they are ealy ici.. diYert ..froili dn(1, . ~· tot.<l~er'bf an 6oneat •Cl!cl attractiv'e appolaltll'r'li t~tl'lrlfltt~, !if he -il~Al', lid~e~ialjit,Ilff~Je'ii the impre~aioit -has ltetin ..1m over a eracicl of many yaan. - · ·~jff.mf'iJiil .r:ffeeu the mill~ a liuyc;r in Much fla,IO ltlifii> dlli ' t ' e•bi Q Wfiter on i tbcli:. ll tl>e rock hacf the senae jl rloaliae it fint timli a water fell 'IP61i ~ut 1i , ...if million• of to w...r ... linpreadon ill tjl<i ~. \ ' !,•• ill~<l\'r ~~!~ ~ . ,,,. 81 W~r •••· th.~ y,.,. - ~top ~f .. . : such a PFtfecNLcwocy thac tb~ wilt conduct the endre coOkW,j opet:ation without the upi!Qt'~~ dire'ct!f?D.•WiiJ:I an elecuic clock and 111 etfcuic the~o~t, ~.o scientiBally correctlo.sttumentt, controlliqg tiqte and temperi.ture to a niceaaane~s, co_ o king failures are almqst im_pofsibl~. Anypne can ~ prize winoitig disheha11 al":.ays g,ec delicious re5uJ.u-widt ao Ele(U'ic Ra0$e• I:"et us prove dds an!\many.ptb"-.!dv8!k. ·, ..~of •l"1"'lc"oooli0!,Yb7 acb&I d..,;.:.aslriticni. By Edaon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma of. ' ·ccURACY I'S VITAL New models on display. As little as $6-JO down. 23 months to pay ' "'b ,..,.• ; . •. '. "...' • ' ' *" "' • -""1 '"'" Cllri t.ell t~t -.:o~fe he ha• ' demand to o There ten thouund waiting to •tv' into my them have the ' ehlnee. I've ... '. As Revolutionists Stormed Machadd Palllce to see 11bout tun~a ,. • With the secret service operattves ,and federal de- cioqnly Su'!<!iy. CLIFTON, W. VA., MaUd R055 apent Sunday with her tectives at work on cases ·concerning the Federal Govern- parents, Llnton ~l~lr..lft and wlte Mr and Mrs. Dave Ketof'ns and ment it was reasonable to believe thht these experienced c~U Kearns of qtcnn E~tSten and m{)n would have more ~:~uccess than those of cities and Oeraldlne (1.r&ons of MIC\dleport POPUP RIDGE -S(>ent the week eiilt with Mr. and towns whose area of action was much more corttlned. 1'he annuai home comtng will be Mr1. W C Hollo.nd, There is every reason to believe that If the de~ent clt- held ~tt tl)e f'oplt.r churCh Sunday, •. Mr. and Mrs Delbert ~cker and izem, the law abiding portion of our government wlll do AUJ. '¥1 EverybOdy come and brtna fa.mlly of Middleport. spent Sunday their part and not listen to the ramifitations of honeyed phrasirig attorneys, but jUdge criminals at their trials on the evidence produced, that a great decline In the very noan future will be noticed in the illegal trafficking by the criminal class u.s a whole . Particularly will kidnaping become a busines• to he nvoided. However the co·o~eration of men and women ~ worn to do their dutieM. must be had when they serve on iuries trying the caseK of the ne'er·do·wells. It is ono ihi!nit for bard working operatives to sflend many days, : weeks and even mont hs in trucking anrl runnlnr down tttc cri!Djnals, ~u~ quito another to secure a conviction. Howover, the bill helf has been accomplished when the crimInals have ,iieen caueht and lodeed In dliranp~ vile. The rerila!!IIOJi work Jl~s With the prose~uting a~torneys ~nd the citizens themselvea. I ... • • "',. 'IIJil,'l ·- - - - - . When YOUD. c· Visits OUR Ci Ievening 11 'Allterthle.y.:~~-:i}i~~~~aD~d •l)r-man In ~h' Weal ... { .r 1i Mr and Mrs Lewis tt.UIIlell and ~ · ~rnmlly ~ ~~~ Mrs Charley Searle6 and daUrh' ter Msble and 1tu ~:1 Oprby were the 11uests or her parents Frldn:,; r;N et :heini'Ce spent wedneaJ:tay f.~r ana Mrs I..ew•s 1\uss~ll J.tf. I ' Basil Hysell returned to his y•ith Mn; Charley Searl~$ and I rmd daughter were tuesfs ~ul'.iCiay :t:ome Mtmda)' , I f:J mily ol his parents Mr. and Mrs Lewls Mrs Hattie Ebersbach spent Mrs Nct~le Russell was VISiting Russell . 1hursda.y with he:: moLher Mrs 1elutlves here Fr1day Mr and Mrs Leo Woodard were Charley Moore Br Mrs. Elmer Hysell was the dlnnel' v.siting her s l!lter Mrs William Mrs CleveiiUld 'RuSsell and dauguest of Mra Ervin Hysell Friday. Railey and family Sunday. Berdice Russell Qf Rutland Is •1 1 B1a~shaw was co.llmg on vis tlng her gi-ap"'parents, Mr aud l wtS Russell Tuesday Mrs Lew s Rn....ell. as plans have to 1 a a;reat da.y . A lnclurll,ng several pla,vent from and Hunt1n8ton will be ' ' M1 . and M.ra Denver H,vrell and t.on spent Wednesday t'"eni.ng In f~ct, whenever we attempt to interfere with any Violet w•' e.1so an afternoon caller. 'd EU.Oii!lll R... ,! "" calllnr man'e 1 en. or conception (•f how he wants to worship hi~ Ha~l wen e·:.mdar. God whether that God be the Spiritual f'<lther of Christ Ray Whale7 ~nil , family ~h riH · t 1an ' b e1·u~ves, or w h e th er h e be Budd a, Mo- Pcmeroy vl5ttors Monday as th e \:.> Ralph Pertv was calUng on DRle hummedan or some other Allah," there will be trouble Perry ~sd~U f t ,., ' · •'-- 1:1 d t' "''' "th t 'h th Elizabeth '1.,. of the Rldae, Mro. ~ oo , ..c.?'p..ctl,tm~e ~~;.s ptove 1mes WJ ou num . er at ~t Taylor. ottle and Evelyn wars aft'a ~""ljl'foiflU'e\tllpeli thl'(luglt a desire ,oJl·the part of" of :Blw.Run attended tho some one 'o ~tl,\lb '~ qm~' on~ '!lie's ~t. ~'Orahlp ~ - He ;~ , tilt~:-· of M"-\ s:::t.ii~!tT:: sees fit~l::liii~~:;pt desilerate anll•ll'll&biWi~ 'of 1aJtl®n· ~ ·q!'i\!~~ llif• •~d l>i>llr. melli suii!f.:'tit hlS!oW· ii~:£he<'-brld has' been'oreaoW~ll. ,, ~~~~~ . t~lfn: ·~~r~ T~W effort' on. the part of ~!)~•• ~hn profess to se~ za.,.;oi'uo :ti!Ml~y. sins coljlmitted by 9t1tera becauol! those othe't. do. •ot Ml.dlcltt AlU: Wh!\l"r 1'11 calllnt •• Llzote r ,r · ,~ Tburl'day a(~mooll. conforl{! to the fotmel''s Ideas on; Sabbath ••~ping, io mls· JUliel and Rubey Raildolph 1 Eln Run were the guest .;0;;:f,,u~ii0r I P laced Rnd wrong bas (cally and should be di8couraued ., aunt. Mre. Dortha He&& n '"he'never it appears. and sunday 0~~~~:~ Elllabeth Ross waiJ calling on Ada ed •qter 'l')al)· REEDSVILLE " HYSELL RUN 1 Ope way to promote peace would he to ~nd ~ Wl\Y so that all future wart! woui4 be fought ott the p~y·a•-yo~- VIRGINIA GREGG ·--::r::--~ lihone S62-L "' •L !,. I uaughlier Eliza and &randdaughter Clara Ro!Je Laru spent Sunday at. Sllendqn Springs. Mrs. •Roy Wrtaht called on Mrs. Arthur Moore Tuesday evening . Harry French was a caller here iecently "l!lene BlUes ~:~pent Monday with Edtlh Eblen J D ~dams spent th.e latter pa.rt c..f the week With Mrs Sarah Adam~~ of Ashland , Ky Pctt:r Godfrey was a caller here Thursday, Mn John Leifheit Sr. lJ report· td Ill Dave and ThomM Scott spent the v.eek end in Columbu11 with their sister Mt•s. Phlllttas Dave returned home and Thomas remained tor a. longer stay Ml·. and Mrs Charles Metzler of Jackson were the dinner s:ueeta ot their son-in-la.w and dauaht.er Mr and Mrs. Ben Elilen and famtly Bu.o1.day but you can't make him dnnk." In other words, we might by legislative enactment, till all the churches tn our lortd CHE.RR"Y under certldn Iigid law enforcement but if the move were Fritz Stahl and ramii.Y of New made with the intention makiflg a better country, the M&rshtleld and Robert Blo.itbwatte - Answers Summons Mn Ernest. Grlpun, Mr' Ln.•Ls Rpuah and &on Donal!l were callir.l on relAttvet here saturday eve- -- THE BLUE LAW AOVOCA TES (N SPITE of the continued enlightenment of the pre•ent age, it seems there is a certain percentage of the peo· pie in our midst who insi•t on trying to take all o~ the joy out of life by legioloting religion into the minds of people who have no $U( h ideas so far as they are concerneq personally. There ts no denying the fact that laws can be passed and .if effort enough is made, they can be eitforced re·l Jtardless of what they may cover. It Is equally true that regardless of such laws, that may be used to prevent people from passing the Sabbath •• they themselva •ee tlt, U"ere i~ no la.w on earth, man made or otherwise, which can legh;]ate goodness tnto the man or woman who does not want it there. Aa the ohl sriywg is "You can lead a horse to wrt.ter or ,. Extortionists I Mr and Mrs orville Hogue and c:1Udrep a.nd 141'11 J . D Adf.Ql& and Qha(e, l'hlladelpllfa, Pll4ooborlbo lllll0'411i<H BJ Jlall II NEWS taznllJ ot Leroy, lll>ci:ot t.n4 famll)', l UNION ·AVEI':UJ:: Jm:. \ ,~ 5 I cftale Toltet and daugbttr J:stber 116l'f0lUL ADV.!ITI81NC) !liP&ESE~TATlV,. ' 1& One Month , . ........ .. ... . · Th~Monlho .. .. ...... . One llontb •.... ... .... ,.. . . .60 s•,,, ') .. "' ....... ..... ODe Year ........ . ..... , . . . • 15 00 One Yea1 . . . . . ... ...•.• I PHONE YOUB NI!:W! TO ! uf Gay, W Va IIIIO!Ikllll ~ ._. 1JiD lhm n~m...-lthmllh o01 • - r i l l to be ~ted Ann.DYD'IOUI letton., however exceUent antt d.ealrat»le lit them· ooillwS II> 1111 IPOianot will be publlsbod. .. ·"" · .. .. · .. ' .. · *' Priod~ . an~ ' w va., <lYrU o. DeUyenl By Canter 1 ' f = $ h' ' - 2 AO~U~~~e\ lllnll)' . V1i:Jt.ora at the home ot C. A Rhodet' Iunday wert t.ne (tallowtnc . JJ)M Southall ot Mentor lt$•• Jeo- tkm11Q ~ ""tunlay. Locllled on LOWer- - · · Pomoro>. WlJeD. our ,f.rltnda MDd. Ul ttnera or neWJ matter for pubU~'t.ion the)' One weet ' WEDI'I'SDAY, j I ot M&rtb $, lflt. ,.., Putill*ecl Dail)' and Pn4 KlmMU. ; c:;: t ......... _..t..... ll1&1tor Bept 11, 1811, ~ tho .... 9!11C. •• iir • !}!'4, •It• e~de. /j t·• .!~ ~: t•\ " ~\-~ rJ...J l. l . l6 ., c ! I II -' ' . "' ' ' .. • -· �. • I tid~ b.lli.v ~•.kl. • r~unlon ..... plaruK4 for s~ 'lD bOilCH' err -MilO 'BblD. ~ oliiMt. Dilmber cf t.be. llomediJte ~ to To -•.....~ . .. Iff"'. ol '"'It ,aniUft . bli blith on Uiat oeeutao. e event 1'7U featured l:iY'& 11rse attendance, - JIIP&0VEIUNTS. Nloe cement walb we«~ • bllahilul lime allll oU lbe good mide t'& t1 ot the &eNOn. last weet trorn lhe front of the P . U. A. K. ~e ~ -- b!.dldinl: ....... to l,be ,,."" ir.l lbe. entrance. Oeoc'p ~n Jlla.8ter meehanlc: on tbe 'Wu job,' Of:llt newly wedl &ad promlnent Miqs county &ehool t.eachera hav" 1ented the prtr.ty ReltJunUler property in Bl\lt R.&eln ~ and will bei;lrt hcusekeeplnl: ne.J:t-weei:. Mrs. Bar· ufit la one of the grade teacMn ln ou1 public schools. PASTOR CALLED M. LBIIe)l whO restaned the pastorate hen=· of the locaJ Baptlat ehiO'ch e!Jec:Uve September 14 will a-o to Blancheater, 0 ., where .ne bar accept-ad the ~t.orlliW ot tbe church of t)Je.t plaee In ct)arp: or hla t8ther. The, elder Mr. Latle¥ resltrns owlnlf to "'e and1 ) U he.Rlth and the eon haa been chOtJen to fUI the vacancy. Rev. o. ..\ DAV(iBTEIL - " ('- ,. SCHOOL arollf• The pubUe BCbool8 of the f1llaie •n.d dlsltklt WiD optn 'MOIWlay, &pt. 4.th ~lll.&' • to' Buperhiten· dent o1 county 8Choolll , clii&pman, The le!lltb tt •term 1r. d&pendent oU t.he approprlatiOM made 'bY t.be State le&Jtlature and until the iB voted, ·etrQfta at aettlna' 1n rea4lnea for the faU term are at a standstill. , ,..l.ji,j.. ..... OPF TO 'I'IU BIG BilOW Clatk: and Luke lCeaalDier of Ch&rlestoc "'"ire week .:end j:uea:ts ot ~ ~~·~"'~dely ond family. Thtf will PrQC. and Mrs. Fadely da.uahter AUep-a to the t1Kiney of They Protreu E:llXIIUt10n. Wednesday morn.ll1g and &rn '-0 Mr. and Mrs. Crlt Brad~ wlll eoJor a camping trip on the ford, 11 handsome Uttle mias Mon- lakes before retumtna:. day evening at (he home Vine and Seventh street. t:ffi~i> ' St~k ,f' air Vititoro S'lOP AT UdrtL For Sale, MiN:. COLUMBUS BlG PLUMS J'(lady lor ea.nntng. Hartinger Fruit Farm. Telephone tocruer LoniJ awL l'll&h &41. FOR SAIJE-New Olb8on guitar, line hand made viola. a!Jso several hand mllde vloUll6-rBIU'Pin8,, Bee Oeo. Enzemmer, Pomeroy, 0 . . ROOMS. SII'GLE IMO 14.6-L. . ColumbUI, Ohio. 8·15·3t DOVIIJ.E d.M MESSAGh OF Tom Lyontl, a cltlzen 11treet received a. messaee fl om Buchtel , death o! his Dlnln; Room. Voffee 8bOJJt 8~1ft·3t. Vtalindkd Stree& Parklur ' '. ........ InS}>tciing New NAA .lamea H. Butler, ALL MAKES or radios serviced a.t reiUJOnable prices. Brins: In your radio or call 2•U·J. H. lt. Cro&ll corner . ' ~ , 8UiW· ..-·... ~~Y r~n n"~fllrn ' ' ' ' ' >1 ' ,. ' Ht~U R11ll I - ..~.· .. 1 ltl{l.jitr• u;H'v· -, TO{ti.AY .' ~LL 'fourh Time In DiarMin1 of Bro~, Tnm Saila Of- :Mo.,tana'• Teani B:r Scbre Of 1 8To6 ' ' ~. 1 ••· BEAtEN' CUBS . - = I 'S I l I l:loie Clmto B;, 8~yel; I Ferull SiieUi'cke.! Br 1 AtiiielJC:, · By COPELAND C. BURO INS Sports Wrlter New York, •UII! IB-INs-l'fobocly s&ked us aboUt It , but of our own t'nr. will and accord we finally de~ ,.. meet so - IN VICUHY: INGUNWINS -, Old Pop Wamiot, T~ Colored Proif~• To.·· ~et's I r Clded Lod~y that the New York Yankees haven't a cha.nce to win nnd ret practl.ce. that American Lc$gue buntln8. Co~ed tcrfaln us sr•me funny o1 lau~ while we They think they can play ·work ea11 and don't sweat too 'caUfe this game Is In the bag." Wben some one ln Hysell Ru11 st~ted that he might be f()(\led, BuU \-eplted, "!'~ never get tooled. I knows all about these boys. Ain't it? Th:q cap·~ fool an old dog like I m ~ . And so Bq1~ led his Iambs to .t.lstlihter and dtd th~me colored boya ·Show htm a good lime. Old ~ Warnc:r, one of the slickest, 11lyest, smartest old dogs that ever handled a ball club, took hls boJ11 out to Hysr.ll Run dahl into ti1e very place where Bull and hl8 team Uv6 and trimmed them 8 to 6 wlt.b . aU the ftourl.shes thrown In wltttout extra cm~t to Bull. And 80 w e In th i c w re sa_y g ere s The score Collows; Bull'a Boys AB R J . Johnson, rf ... , . . , 4 1 I Strauss, 2b, 3b . . ....... & 2 \ w Ha)ey, If ...... .. .. 5 2 L. Haley, cr ... 5 o Nessch·oad, c. 3 10 McNaughton, c 2 0 Btanlcy, 3b . . . . .,. .. 3 ..t) -... I K lOCII , SS 4 Jlarrism . p Dally, p . 1C Haley, 1b 0 Of H E 1 1 l l 2 0 1 1• 1 0 o 0 3 0 0 course we may Ju,tt be wrong -again . But starting final we.stem itgalnst the th~ mate~or~ bfe&k j~nket )'e5t.efdly •· oouar-warmlng St. Louts Browns, the New Yorkers looked rather dismal. The lowly Drownlf!s almast tied It up in the FC\'enth and · the Yankf!es only 1 afTalr . 8. ~ 6 ntt.e. l J,ilnch·hltter Babe f:i.Uth' cracked a 11.1RAF;!.ied the. 1 dot~bl.e in t.he eighth and s l.art.cd 2 0 0 0 the "(anks on t.he way to cc!'taln victory. of Mis.<~ Mary Katherine Campbell, "Miss America'' in 1921 and 1922, in New York1 .. t 1 0 Annoum:oment Lhat Mr Rllth above. The former Fay Lamphier, the most famo us "M iss Amedea .. of all, who won S\:ddenly turned NRA imd gave Mrs. Winfield Daniels, wife of her schooldays s weetheart, and the mother of a baby 'l'ol-al . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 6 6 himself a two~day holiday, ending · now than abe waa when the world was at her feet aa the r eigning 9.ueen ot beauty. enjoyed such a happy aftennath to thei r hour of glory. Mrs. Fred Ntxon-Nirdlinger, ~nee •m.onir the fOreriOet-ol the WOJ"ld's mermaids, Mrs. Joscr.'h Wrirht; Pop Wenner 's Hot Shols AB R H E Thursday, Isn't very encouraging cll.ber , wllh the wamlngt.ou Sena , of St. Louis, was acclaimed ae one of the world'11 foremost beauties, married a Phila· lr,, of Toro~to.. b~ftet , ..OV(h as Martha NoreliUa, is }•lannb g fo1· het Paj ne, c ·· S 3 3 almoot six Janle& ln front. As di ed by a pis tol bullet and his widow stood trial for hi~ slay ing. Another tragic t-year-old daqa-hoor ta ollow in her footsteps. She is shown with tho!! :~:~:-,·. P1b .. · · 6 l 3 0 utorsmatter Of fac t Rulh'ti batting She roae t? the he!~h~s on the sta ~t' , ~ u t fini shed her career 111 squalid aqn'Ound· ahllDlpioo. i-. ~qo •• bite SulPhur Sprin1s, W. Va., where they are ... · ··· ·~ 1 2 '. 1 shlmp has been 80 bad Manaser Joe . 1ngs, a v1ct1m of a cute a co o 1 1s m. , • " v.aeationinr. '' · ~arner , 2b . . 5 0 I 1 1 ·- - - - E. V.:arner, 3b . . . . 4 0 l 2 f.!cCa.rthy h~ oomldered bench- tr.g him for an cnth·e week Excepi--:Jc;;d.;;, :.mgl;u, - d.,-a_y_ w.cclt.,.h- :M-:-.,-c=-o- ,-n-:,1::-m-,- R = II:e-and ed, trimmed, beaten, ewa&~hbuck:led The Colored lads who a.re nnde1• 1 B. Johnson. 55 ........ 4 1 1 2 -·- -~for the fact he ls Babe Ruth . he [en d Randy Moon• doubled to <.:::ll'e Mrs. Dora Roush . be k J t.h J d with th th t t :i Mr and Mrs John Martin aud ld h :: a five 1 j If 3 YESTERDAY'S BESlJLTS v ou ave en eep ng e s un 1 c.r on e run a ooun 2 t···o son.· ·. p<nl Su••day "'lth rela · cff the plank some doys agD, and me t lt was a lucky day for " ·' " .. :" J;H!ca.US: Buill~ th\only one who lt was simplY mortifying to Bun Lhey are not very careful and one , MCCabe, cf . ·· ~ 0 0 0 AMERICI\N -:\SSc>c::tA'J'!ON uo one should deny he bac Hy needs Cuntwcll, 1:1.':1 he a llowed ten hits to\IJe~.. a thMul~r,letatnad. Mrs Elizabeth ,," aan''"hlhbcehn "t'h .n tq see what happened. Sheriff c.f them 1S none other than the ' Rickman, rf . . . , . . . . 4 1 o 1 ' 6 1 1 01 .l ""' 1:1. vacation, and the Bnlves made ttuce en ~r.~ "" " en rane 1 Tracy an d others h ave •··-Run Reds · Cqlored boys hit so~oftenwand ~~ ask If d B»E:ar , ___ _ Johnny Allen continued his !iell.· behmd him. F ulton spe>~t Sunday wtth Mr and Colwubua 8. MllwaukO":! ~­ the~ so fast that Bull sober as · to keep a. sharp lookone Cor Bull he- 1 The RCfls under "Fatso" Leltbclt. Tollljl 41 a 11 7 sonal teJlure a.nd had to be yanled . C.til!!r team..""; w~ re lo~:lle. Mrs. OlivBr Whi te. MUwaukec 12, Ctllumbus 5 a JUdge coUnted the ru~ two by cause hl11 close friends dread to are schbduled l;o meet these .same in the f>l;!venth after allowing t.hree • Mrs. oarrbion or Oalllp:dls ~;pent Three busc hf'-5 : B•lliCI', W. Haley Mlnnca.polis lS, Louisville 6. two JUIIt lite Noe.h did when he t 11lnk what he mlgbt do while he ls j ~olorcd la~s Friday eventns at six hits and two runs, -- · l':aturdo.y \\'lth Mrs. Sallle McCa:1y, Indlan!Lpolis 10, St.. Paul 7 ci!'gve the anJmals on the ark They I~el!ng ~o badly. Searching parties, o clock ali tnc hl~h .school field a.nd 13 l Wc~.shlnston 'll openln..-; or ILl; hlV I!..'i• Mr. :m rt Mr~:>. Wrn. Grapes. Mrli. inmngsl , eafne 80 f&::~t t'hat Bun swol'e he wa.s it wa.s rumored, would .JC started j when they ~b tliey will find some Score by lnnin~ · 1011 of the west 6howed more sparUtlher t. JJavb;, Mrs Ro y Grapes an\\ 1:.1:~456780 T dbubte and whc lt w s Clut today tf he doer not show u~ at tuugh competition a s every lad on Knru:as Cllf 9, Toledo 1 iJe. Alvin Crowder mue:uUy hnndCla111 Swtr.;J it'l' ol Mlddli'JV!rt 1 child n :JJ w.:n: vh;l tlng relatlves at 0 0 l 0 0 :.1 l 4 0 8 ~~r · lfbp~8' ~~8 t~a4 Sl.tlla J!ck- his (lid h~~ountS before two o'clock. ! Pop WarnC!''II ,squad knows what w H. s . ed out I hils to th e Chicago White ~pe nt l:tst wee k wi!.h Rlnatao Wllkes ~ll le Sunday B. B 100140000 6 NATION.~,/< LEAOUt .,.:__ ~ ~ --'----..----- ';""""" -. ~-----Eox, Winning S to 1. It Wil8 Crnw· Bwlshf:lr and family den 17th triumph o( t.he seamm auzwell ltoush wrnt to C<llumbuli Mr and Mrs L J. RcynoiW; ami St L ouis [i , Philadelphia HOW 1'11El' S'rAND F1cd Martx=rry '''1UJ humm1nR' a F1lday t.o accompany hll> daughter Mrs H H Roush attended the ' Bootcm 2, Cht(l8RO 1. wng when the eighth lnntng opeu. Mru. Lena Cart-er and children herP I uneral of Mr1-1 ,J L Miller at Rlo ' AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Ouly gamea t cheduled. ul as he 1--d DetmiL to wha.t. took- for a visit.. Gra nde Thur!;day ' 1 Cll.lb Won Los~ td like a 3 Lo I l>.,ating cf Be~Mr. ancl Mr~; Wcsh·y Swl.slwr Mu, l' ![<llcr s Mc.ssm~ n S(>('llt C~ lumbus . . . . . Rll 4Q 675 , AMERICAN LEAGUE ltJ I E hose, !Jut Ills walking or ll oJCI:!n t Buml a.y al AlbH uy Wi th l\.lr . Molld.ilJ With lJcr 111oLlier M 69 fi!l .539 1 Phllruld J!blll 8, Clevr.land 7. M1nn<.'4polls 1 man and three dDUbles ga\'C every- · nnd Mrs. Adriel Welker. Mr We lku Ra lph Bumctte. n;. ll}dlan.-poJl.s li4 5tl .525 1• Wa.o;hlugtqn 6, f?blc~go i , Lhlng a ::::Jilr note It. ftmtliY "ll(l - is ti lowly lmprovlng St. Pnl!l 65 63 .50S New York 8; Bt. Loul.s 5. r cl w1th &~~ton takl!l!J it 5 b 3 Mr. and Mrs Hor t 1e Rou ~ll en . To nr SIHI.t-h a'.R'(I ubout 62 :Years Toledo . !'I" 115 476 Boskm 5, Detroit- 3. Phil!t.dcljlhJa.!. Athlet iC:~ I! C!Ii [t 1 r ta lt'lcd at dlnn ~r Sumh.y Mt. an d j pa ssed ~ way Monday ni~ht . He llved Loulsvllle 53 6S .47:.1 Clevehmd 8 t o 7 with Ld ly Gr _.11 , Mrs M A Bunce n nd (]augh t.cr 1 \\ Jt~ hl., l:ilhC r .-. ~;nes ..,rnlth Mr Milwaukee . 53 71 .G1 ·INTERNATIONAL LU~UJ<· l . t corlng u Lnunmh over Wes l?cr- Grace, Mr. and Mn; n. H. Rout>Jl, , S ~mlh had been In poor he;l.lth lor RQchest.~ r 9, Je. rsey City · !lo. K. m·as Cit y ... , 49 70 ' matle n lnc hllr. «H.U •I•'· .••s .;oo ,..r Mild red . u ra s wm·h e1,· M r a year or mor e rcll. Tl\:- Ind!Ems -~'" ·' · , ----: · , --· -- ~ ·'l'o~:ut.rt.o-.8..· Newark 2. - -. -~-nr 'Oi·Cve: lhirructtili u ilO'll Cr, n and~f4.1:8, a....c. .. Mack. .-\lbany 10, Montreal l. NilTION.U. LJ::AOUI triple •and tour doubles, but the Th.~ from b:ere lea " ing for the Butllllo 8, lial~lntOl'e 7. Club Won Lrx~t. Pel. A's got a homer lind 12 othel" world s rafr M'~dav were Pro!. c. Ba.lllmore 14, Butralo 11 . New York . . . . . 63 4J r.a f('tlrs e rr Fcl . 11 0 . Bowen. WeMey swJsher , aeorue Cav IC Swlsher. Gene Sayre, Harold Mack, Pat ~burgh 61 48 .500 Ch1cugo 81 50 .550 am ~hdt 3 ha n w:w right as !Jc Delme1· Darst. Cbmles Winegar, GAMES TOUA.V St. Louu; 60 5:.! .538 fne :cl tho Phlllif'<l l'elumlng the Victor 8radbury, Fmncls Ol·over, \.oiiiJII Boston 59 52 1 Card,c; a 5-1 wlnmng. He ga.~f.l Clyde Bradbury and Homer •rats. , It'erwondorf'ul,tbewaysootWnr!.._ AMt;RICAN AS~OCIATION Philadelphal . . 46 62 .421 only two hi Ll; to t he seventh when They left on a l.Hrge 11ehool bus lna.Zemo b!UJP prompt Jeliel to OolUihbua at. Milwaukee. Brooklyn . . . . . . . 43 62 .410 wr~ Sch ulmcn ch':; "Ingle scored 1rom Alfred drivrm by E E. Full - 1 JtehmJ, .b~mg akitt, even m eevere ftwo games) . I !•Ho delph!o.'s lone tall y rod. Thoy expec t to be gGne a week. fa81JJ,Itthings~pathef!lomentZemo ClnclnnaU . . . . . . . . U 67 Toledo at K&nSlie City. 0 \J !cago di'OilJX!d n full R'\!11" b ~Mns Mace Prn51cr and daughter to}Jehee.the!-enoera'!dmflamedakin Indianapolis at Bt. Paul. th ldl Pit'" b h r tnin ed to their home at Colum ~ 1beeaW!e of 1tli rare mcredlente. To . ; I hlnri AM.!RICAN Lt:AGUK 1 1 Louisville at Mlnne91)()lis. 1lB '"· m bu r e ,.s urg elearawayRaabea Pimp1ea lilczema tli eil' battle !or ~recond IJiilCP In lh' CurL SWII;her of ManH iield S[lCnt Rinponn and restore tbC akin tAi '":!ub Won Lo.st. Pet. NATIONAL LEAGUE Nat!cn«.l league fLS 1lL'}il o· 1 l lll t'l"d lh: v.eek end •vtlh Jus 111u ·eu t.s. normal. alw&y~~ use clean aootlrln_l' '11 38 Gli l Wu.sh lllgt ••II ClnclnnaLJ at New York. bark th co C ub!> 2 to 1 In n m om: ! Cluult•r; Wh 1egnr a th·ndud the Zemo. Jnatat on renuinr~ Zt;;o; it~ Ji{l2 N ~ w York 65 43 Chicago at Boston. fil!ht W lth B~n Cantwell. Guy J •li' IIIC a t Z:tuesvlllc Wedncsda,V worth tbo pri«l, booausc it brfflll!l Philadelphia 5fl lia .50U St. Louis at Philadelphia Bllrh cf I. he Bruin.~ Rllow rc\ o:1!:; Ml s Jmnes McCall, Mrs J a mc:; . reUef. 3f;c, 60cand Sl. AUdru&Ptl'. Clt> \'eland 55 59 .482 Ctwo games.) Lv.:o hit ~ up to the ninth. Th~n \<ires of G rove City S a tu r- i fill 482 Det!'Oit Pittsburgh nL Brooklyn. 5I .46R CfUcago .. . 110 Bo6ton ..... AMERICAN LEAGUE 42 St. Wui&' .. Philadelphia at Cleveland. INTt;RNATIONA.L LEAGUE Boston P.t Detroit. Washington at Chlca.g:o. Club Won Lost Pet. New York at st. Loui11. Newark .. .. .. .. . 82 54 603 Rcch~::;:;Lcr . . . 73 64 533 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Blllt.·rocre 72 6.1i M16 TorcnLo . 69 ·67 .501 JertJiilY City at RIM!he&ter. Montreal 65 70 .4111 AlbanY at Montre,al. Buffalo . . . . . 64. 71 .4'l1 B&JUmore at Butralo. Albany 83 'lt .4'l0 NeWa.rt ali Toronto. Jersey City " . . . 54 80 .403 <two ~~~ Middleport. .. . ,1 '•J; 11 <1• j\ I• ~I GOE~ TO -Bli.un!IG Mr. and Mr&. Oharle1 Barnett, re- ,. - ·~ . ' "n?..""u.••, tnJ old " .Bc-.,.-,-,-.-,-,-a--bac-,.,-, c:n<f~!: h~w ~{S::~P~~~ ~~: 1 :Jtt~e~0d~v:;~~Jng I I ~~~ ~:ih:~~=Y:~~rol~\!~~fr ktc~!;~~~o~~· ~ ~ ~ CHESHIRE ali i I I I Old and New Pitching Heroes Pt!t..[ · I I ~--------~~--~~ByBU8~----------------~ ~OI:IHS9 N , •·I· ..·- .. al er ===========- ... D.,.""mpt Relief I from (1-L:... Eczema I ·~· ... -- 'General tlu'gh S. ,Johnllon · (left),,· NRA Admin istrator, and ror;tnlll !l.tcr OcnOI'll Jn:nes A. l'' arle y II!Ok Over tho ol'iglnal drawing of thC' new NHA po~Jt!ilge !!i.DmJl a a lha:r- awli:t the flr11t of the new 1ssue olf the governmcn~ printl'n: Pl'OII. Tho first order c:~.lls fo r 400 m1\llon "emergency" atampt which are to bl! cir~ult~ted th•·oughout the country. ~------·---------- , - · " •• I MCJdetn Nnrsitj I . ...... " - oH" l:3 s";!. T 'YOu '\IE' \A.Il'~ e N tDE A \-V.O.D YUV IHOuC:H ·ll' oF LOOt<:.l"'6 FOR I gam:;:•:•::c'·-------- Did You Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE Erasing Machado Likeness JC:.o~ 1io HER.E Shawnee, Oklahoma ARTHUR j, MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLINGTON' (~ASS.) NEWS, SAYS: . "Almbat,everybody has something to sell and in order to mn~c a sale ihere must first be a contact of some kind. "Newspaper a<lvertioing io for the purpote of helpint to tell either n\:orthanilloe or idea• or both. The appeal of the IOI!al new~aj!t:r i1 univeiul; ito newe ia ea..,rl:y aought and it offen an excelflnjl oppoi'tnnity for the local mercbapt to brina hio mom:han· diie to the aticnlioil of the local conttituent:y. · ' . . "Throualit the newapaper the 111ertliant haa loca!i,ecl apd ccl'r.i:~ttih\Cf drcuratiiin, permittin1 a hold upon pu~Jic aJ~ntjon withioh e·Q,..fined lradinn·areal... The newapal'er iqvite~ ill'!ll'l!l!l· i~ie ntleplion ~itd aomlito flexibility lp planninlf and carr:rilllr diJt 'dve"Jiillil achildufct. "fie n~*'f~r,r, tvith proper mana1ement, •ho'!ld fVl f!JI~ ot'i~ r£'1~1 Qi·Jtqti e ban "' d '" a !olcitii)nunity.anc! .:, •lil'lt ni"'e It· i"ei aflverti&ina m~dium. . P,r- •mal\, llavll), ::;m~S~~ fi!ld i>11w•pap.e~ ~:!~~~=,::\~J:!~:.~':!"""" av~i!oihJe . �. • I tid~ b.lli.v ~•.kl. • r~unlon ..... plaruK4 for s~ 'lD bOilCH' err -MilO 'BblD. ~ oliiMt. Dilmber cf t.be. llomediJte ~ to To -•.....~ . .. Iff"'. ol '"'It ,aniUft . bli blith on Uiat oeeutao. e event 1'7U featured l:iY'& 11rse attendance, - JIIP&0VEIUNTS. Nloe cement walb we«~ • bllahilul lime allll oU lbe good mide t'& t1 ot the &eNOn. last weet trorn lhe front of the P . U. A. K. ~e ~ -- b!.dldinl: ....... to l,be ,,."" ir.l lbe. entrance. Oeoc'p ~n Jlla.8ter meehanlc: on tbe 'Wu job,' Of:llt newly wedl &ad promlnent Miqs county &ehool t.eachera hav" 1ented the prtr.ty ReltJunUler property in Bl\lt R.&eln ~ and will bei;lrt hcusekeeplnl: ne.J:t-weei:. Mrs. Bar· ufit la one of the grade teacMn ln ou1 public schools. PASTOR CALLED M. LBIIe)l whO restaned the pastorate hen=· of the locaJ Baptlat ehiO'ch e!Jec:Uve September 14 will a-o to Blancheater, 0 ., where .ne bar accept-ad the ~t.orlliW ot tbe church of t)Je.t plaee In ct)arp: or hla t8ther. The, elder Mr. Latle¥ resltrns owlnlf to "'e and1 ) U he.Rlth and the eon haa been chOtJen to fUI the vacancy. Rev. o. ..\ DAV(iBTEIL - " ('- ,. SCHOOL arollf• The pubUe BCbool8 of the f1llaie •n.d dlsltklt WiD optn 'MOIWlay, &pt. 4.th ~lll.&' • to' Buperhiten· dent o1 county 8Choolll , clii&pman, The le!lltb tt •term 1r. d&pendent oU t.he approprlatiOM made 'bY t.be State le&Jtlature and until the iB voted, ·etrQfta at aettlna' 1n rea4lnea for the faU term are at a standstill. , ,..l.ji,j.. ..... OPF TO 'I'IU BIG BilOW Clatk: and Luke lCeaalDier of Ch&rlestoc "'"ire week .:end j:uea:ts ot ~ ~~·~"'~dely ond family. Thtf will PrQC. and Mrs. Fadely da.uahter AUep-a to the t1Kiney of They Protreu E:llXIIUt10n. Wednesday morn.ll1g and &rn '-0 Mr. and Mrs. Crlt Brad~ wlll eoJor a camping trip on the ford, 11 handsome Uttle mias Mon- lakes before retumtna:. day evening at (he home Vine and Seventh street. t:ffi~i> ' St~k ,f' air Vititoro S'lOP AT UdrtL For Sale, MiN:. COLUMBUS BlG PLUMS J'(lady lor ea.nntng. Hartinger Fruit Farm. Telephone tocruer LoniJ awL l'll&h &41. FOR SAIJE-New Olb8on guitar, line hand made viola. a!Jso several hand mllde vloUll6-rBIU'Pin8,, Bee Oeo. Enzemmer, Pomeroy, 0 . . ROOMS. SII'GLE IMO 14.6-L. . ColumbUI, Ohio. 8·15·3t DOVIIJ.E d.M MESSAGh OF Tom Lyontl, a cltlzen 11treet received a. messaee fl om Buchtel , death o! his Dlnln; Room. Voffee 8bOJJt 8~1ft·3t. Vtalindkd Stree& Parklur ' '. ........ InS}>tciing New NAA .lamea H. Butler, ALL MAKES or radios serviced a.t reiUJOnable prices. Brins: In your radio or call 2•U·J. H. lt. Cro&ll corner . ' ~ , 8UiW· ..-·... ~~Y r~n n"~fllrn ' ' ' ' ' >1 ' ,. ' Ht~U R11ll I - ..~.· .. 1 ltl{l.jitr• u;H'v· -, TO{ti.AY .' ~LL 'fourh Time In DiarMin1 of Bro~, Tnm Saila Of- :Mo.,tana'• Teani B:r Scbre Of 1 8To6 ' ' ~. 1 ••· BEAtEN' CUBS . - = I 'S I l I l:loie Clmto B;, 8~yel; I Ferull SiieUi'cke.! Br 1 AtiiielJC:, · By COPELAND C. BURO INS Sports Wrlter New York, •UII! IB-INs-l'fobocly s&ked us aboUt It , but of our own t'nr. will and accord we finally de~ ,.. meet so - IN VICUHY: INGUNWINS -, Old Pop Wamiot, T~ Colored Proif~• To.·· ~et's I r Clded Lod~y that the New York Yankees haven't a cha.nce to win nnd ret practl.ce. that American Lc$gue buntln8. Co~ed tcrfaln us sr•me funny o1 lau~ while we They think they can play ·work ea11 and don't sweat too 'caUfe this game Is In the bag." Wben some one ln Hysell Ru11 st~ted that he might be f()(\led, BuU \-eplted, "!'~ never get tooled. I knows all about these boys. Ain't it? Th:q cap·~ fool an old dog like I m ~ . And so Bq1~ led his Iambs to .t.lstlihter and dtd th~me colored boya ·Show htm a good lime. Old ~ Warnc:r, one of the slickest, 11lyest, smartest old dogs that ever handled a ball club, took hls boJ11 out to Hysr.ll Run dahl into ti1e very place where Bull and hl8 team Uv6 and trimmed them 8 to 6 wlt.b . aU the ftourl.shes thrown In wltttout extra cm~t to Bull. And 80 w e In th i c w re sa_y g ere s The score Collows; Bull'a Boys AB R J . Johnson, rf ... , . . , 4 1 I Strauss, 2b, 3b . . ....... & 2 \ w Ha)ey, If ...... .. .. 5 2 L. Haley, cr ... 5 o Nessch·oad, c. 3 10 McNaughton, c 2 0 Btanlcy, 3b . . . . .,. .. 3 ..t) -... I K lOCII , SS 4 Jlarrism . p Dally, p . 1C Haley, 1b 0 Of H E 1 1 l l 2 0 1 1• 1 0 o 0 3 0 0 course we may Ju,tt be wrong -again . But starting final we.stem itgalnst the th~ mate~or~ bfe&k j~nket )'e5t.efdly •· oouar-warmlng St. Louts Browns, the New Yorkers looked rather dismal. The lowly Drownlf!s almast tied It up in the FC\'enth and · the Yankf!es only 1 afTalr . 8. ~ 6 ntt.e. l J,ilnch·hltter Babe f:i.Uth' cracked a 11.1RAF;!.ied the. 1 dot~bl.e in t.he eighth and s l.art.cd 2 0 0 0 the "(anks on t.he way to cc!'taln victory. of Mis.<~ Mary Katherine Campbell, "Miss America'' in 1921 and 1922, in New York1 .. t 1 0 Annoum:oment Lhat Mr Rllth above. The former Fay Lamphier, the most famo us "M iss Amedea .. of all, who won S\:ddenly turned NRA imd gave Mrs. Winfield Daniels, wife of her schooldays s weetheart, and the mother of a baby 'l'ol-al . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 6 6 himself a two~day holiday, ending · now than abe waa when the world was at her feet aa the r eigning 9.ueen ot beauty. enjoyed such a happy aftennath to thei r hour of glory. Mrs. Fred Ntxon-Nirdlinger, ~nee •m.onir the fOreriOet-ol the WOJ"ld's mermaids, Mrs. Joscr.'h Wrirht; Pop Wenner 's Hot Shols AB R H E Thursday, Isn't very encouraging cll.ber , wllh the wamlngt.ou Sena , of St. Louis, was acclaimed ae one of the world'11 foremost beauties, married a Phila· lr,, of Toro~to.. b~ftet , ..OV(h as Martha NoreliUa, is }•lannb g fo1· het Paj ne, c ·· S 3 3 almoot six Janle& ln front. As di ed by a pis tol bullet and his widow stood trial for hi~ slay ing. Another tragic t-year-old daqa-hoor ta ollow in her footsteps. She is shown with tho!! :~:~:-,·. P1b .. · · 6 l 3 0 utorsmatter Of fac t Rulh'ti batting She roae t? the he!~h~s on the sta ~t' , ~ u t fini shed her career 111 squalid aqn'Ound· ahllDlpioo. i-. ~qo •• bite SulPhur Sprin1s, W. Va., where they are ... · ··· ·~ 1 2 '. 1 shlmp has been 80 bad Manaser Joe . 1ngs, a v1ct1m of a cute a co o 1 1s m. , • " v.aeationinr. '' · ~arner , 2b . . 5 0 I 1 1 ·- - - - E. V.:arner, 3b . . . . 4 0 l 2 f.!cCa.rthy h~ oomldered bench- tr.g him for an cnth·e week Excepi--:Jc;;d.;;, :.mgl;u, - d.,-a_y_ w.cclt.,.h- :M-:-.,-c=-o- ,-n-:,1::-m-,- R = II:e-and ed, trimmed, beaten, ewa&~hbuck:led The Colored lads who a.re nnde1• 1 B. Johnson. 55 ........ 4 1 1 2 -·- -~for the fact he ls Babe Ruth . he [en d Randy Moon• doubled to <.:::ll'e Mrs. Dora Roush . be k J t.h J d with th th t t :i Mr and Mrs John Martin aud ld h :: a five 1 j If 3 YESTERDAY'S BESlJLTS v ou ave en eep ng e s un 1 c.r on e run a ooun 2 t···o son.· ·. p<nl Su••day "'lth rela · cff the plank some doys agD, and me t lt was a lucky day for " ·' " .. :" J;H!ca.US: Buill~ th\only one who lt was simplY mortifying to Bun Lhey are not very careful and one , MCCabe, cf . ·· ~ 0 0 0 AMERICI\N -:\SSc>c::tA'J'!ON uo one should deny he bac Hy needs Cuntwcll, 1:1.':1 he a llowed ten hits to\IJe~.. a thMul~r,letatnad. Mrs Elizabeth ,," aan''"hlhbcehn "t'h .n tq see what happened. Sheriff c.f them 1S none other than the ' Rickman, rf . . . , . . . . 4 1 o 1 ' 6 1 1 01 .l ""' 1:1. vacation, and the Bnlves made ttuce en ~r.~ "" " en rane 1 Tracy an d others h ave •··-Run Reds · Cqlored boys hit so~oftenwand ~~ ask If d B»E:ar , ___ _ Johnny Allen continued his !iell.· behmd him. F ulton spe>~t Sunday wtth Mr and Colwubua 8. MllwaukO":! ~­ the~ so fast that Bull sober as · to keep a. sharp lookone Cor Bull he- 1 The RCfls under "Fatso" Leltbclt. Tollljl 41 a 11 7 sonal teJlure a.nd had to be yanled . C.til!!r team..""; w~ re lo~:lle. Mrs. OlivBr Whi te. MUwaukec 12, Ctllumbus 5 a JUdge coUnted the ru~ two by cause hl11 close friends dread to are schbduled l;o meet these .same in the f>l;!venth after allowing t.hree • Mrs. oarrbion or Oalllp:dls ~;pent Three busc hf'-5 : B•lliCI', W. Haley Mlnnca.polis lS, Louisville 6. two JUIIt lite Noe.h did when he t 11lnk what he mlgbt do while he ls j ~olorcd la~s Friday eventns at six hits and two runs, -- · l':aturdo.y \\'lth Mrs. Sallle McCa:1y, Indlan!Lpolis 10, St.. Paul 7 ci!'gve the anJmals on the ark They I~el!ng ~o badly. Searching parties, o clock ali tnc hl~h .school field a.nd 13 l Wc~.shlnston 'll openln..-; or ILl; hlV I!..'i• Mr. :m rt Mr~:>. Wrn. Grapes. Mrli. inmngsl , eafne 80 f&::~t t'hat Bun swol'e he wa.s it wa.s rumored, would .JC started j when they ~b tliey will find some Score by lnnin~ · 1011 of the west 6howed more sparUtlher t. JJavb;, Mrs Ro y Grapes an\\ 1:.1:~456780 T dbubte and whc lt w s Clut today tf he doer not show u~ at tuugh competition a s every lad on Knru:as Cllf 9, Toledo 1 iJe. Alvin Crowder mue:uUy hnndCla111 Swtr.;J it'l' ol Mlddli'JV!rt 1 child n :JJ w.:n: vh;l tlng relatlves at 0 0 l 0 0 :.1 l 4 0 8 ~~r · lfbp~8' ~~8 t~a4 Sl.tlla J!ck- his (lid h~~ountS before two o'clock. ! Pop WarnC!''II ,squad knows what w H. s . ed out I hils to th e Chicago White ~pe nt l:tst wee k wi!.h Rlnatao Wllkes ~ll le Sunday B. B 100140000 6 NATION.~,/< LEAOUt .,.:__ ~ ~ --'----..----- ';""""" -. ~-----Eox, Winning S to 1. It Wil8 Crnw· Bwlshf:lr and family den 17th triumph o( t.he seamm auzwell ltoush wrnt to C<llumbuli Mr and Mrs L J. RcynoiW; ami St L ouis [i , Philadelphia HOW 1'11El' S'rAND F1cd Martx=rry '''1UJ humm1nR' a F1lday t.o accompany hll> daughter Mrs H H Roush attended the ' Bootcm 2, Cht(l8RO 1. wng when the eighth lnntng opeu. Mru. Lena Cart-er and children herP I uneral of Mr1-1 ,J L Miller at Rlo ' AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Ouly gamea t cheduled. ul as he 1--d DetmiL to wha.t. took- for a visit.. Gra nde Thur!;day ' 1 Cll.lb Won Los~ td like a 3 Lo I l>.,ating cf Be~Mr. ancl Mr~; Wcsh·y Swl.slwr Mu, l' ![<llcr s Mc.ssm~ n S(>('llt C~ lumbus . . . . . Rll 4Q 675 , AMERICAN LEAGUE ltJ I E hose, !Jut Ills walking or ll oJCI:!n t Buml a.y al AlbH uy Wi th l\.lr . Molld.ilJ With lJcr 111oLlier M 69 fi!l .539 1 Phllruld J!blll 8, Clevr.land 7. M1nn<.'4polls 1 man and three dDUbles ga\'C every- · nnd Mrs. Adriel Welker. Mr We lku Ra lph Bumctte. n;. ll}dlan.-poJl.s li4 5tl .525 1• Wa.o;hlugtqn 6, f?blc~go i , Lhlng a ::::Jilr note It. ftmtliY "ll(l - is ti lowly lmprovlng St. Pnl!l 65 63 .50S New York 8; Bt. Loul.s 5. r cl w1th &~~ton takl!l!J it 5 b 3 Mr. and Mrs Hor t 1e Rou ~ll en . To nr SIHI.t-h a'.R'(I ubout 62 :Years Toledo . !'I" 115 476 Boskm 5, Detroit- 3. Phil!t.dcljlhJa.!. Athlet iC:~ I! C!Ii [t 1 r ta lt'lcd at dlnn ~r Sumh.y Mt. an d j pa ssed ~ way Monday ni~ht . He llved Loulsvllle 53 6S .47:.1 Clevehmd 8 t o 7 with Ld ly Gr _.11 , Mrs M A Bunce n nd (]augh t.cr 1 \\ Jt~ hl., l:ilhC r .-. ~;nes ..,rnlth Mr Milwaukee . 53 71 .G1 ·INTERNATIONAL LU~UJ<· l . t corlng u Lnunmh over Wes l?cr- Grace, Mr. and Mn; n. H. Rout>Jl, , S ~mlh had been In poor he;l.lth lor RQchest.~ r 9, Je. rsey City · !lo. K. m·as Cit y ... , 49 70 ' matle n lnc hllr. «H.U •I•'· .••s .;oo ,..r Mild red . u ra s wm·h e1,· M r a year or mor e rcll. Tl\:- Ind!Ems -~'" ·' · , ----: · , --· -- ~ ·'l'o~:ut.rt.o-.8..· Newark 2. - -. -~-nr 'Oi·Cve: lhirructtili u ilO'll Cr, n and~f4.1:8, a....c. .. Mack. .-\lbany 10, Montreal l. NilTION.U. LJ::AOUI triple •and tour doubles, but the Th.~ from b:ere lea " ing for the Butllllo 8, lial~lntOl'e 7. Club Won Lrx~t. Pel. A's got a homer lind 12 othel" world s rafr M'~dav were Pro!. c. Ba.lllmore 14, Butralo 11 . New York . . . . . 63 4J r.a f('tlrs e rr Fcl . 11 0 . Bowen. WeMey swJsher , aeorue Cav IC Swlsher. Gene Sayre, Harold Mack, Pat ~burgh 61 48 .500 Ch1cugo 81 50 .550 am ~hdt 3 ha n w:w right as !Jc Delme1· Darst. Cbmles Winegar, GAMES TOUA.V St. Louu; 60 5:.! .538 fne :cl tho Phlllif'<l l'elumlng the Victor 8radbury, Fmncls Ol·over, \.oiiiJII Boston 59 52 1 Card,c; a 5-1 wlnmng. He ga.~f.l Clyde Bradbury and Homer •rats. , It'erwondorf'ul,tbewaysootWnr!.._ AMt;RICAN AS~OCIATION Philadelphal . . 46 62 .421 only two hi Ll; to t he seventh when They left on a l.Hrge 11ehool bus lna.Zemo b!UJP prompt Jeliel to OolUihbua at. Milwaukee. Brooklyn . . . . . . . 43 62 .410 wr~ Sch ulmcn ch':; "Ingle scored 1rom Alfred drivrm by E E. Full - 1 JtehmJ, .b~mg akitt, even m eevere ftwo games) . I !•Ho delph!o.'s lone tall y rod. Thoy expec t to be gGne a week. fa81JJ,Itthings~pathef!lomentZemo ClnclnnaU . . . . . . . . U 67 Toledo at K&nSlie City. 0 \J !cago di'OilJX!d n full R'\!11" b ~Mns Mace Prn51cr and daughter to}Jehee.the!-enoera'!dmflamedakin Indianapolis at Bt. Paul. th ldl Pit'" b h r tnin ed to their home at Colum ~ 1beeaW!e of 1tli rare mcredlente. To . ; I hlnri AM.!RICAN Lt:AGUK 1 1 Louisville at Mlnne91)()lis. 1lB '"· m bu r e ,.s urg elearawayRaabea Pimp1ea lilczema tli eil' battle !or ~recond IJiilCP In lh' CurL SWII;her of ManH iield S[lCnt Rinponn and restore tbC akin tAi '":!ub Won Lo.st. Pet. NATIONAL LEAGUE Nat!cn«.l league fLS 1lL'}il o· 1 l lll t'l"d lh: v.eek end •vtlh Jus 111u ·eu t.s. normal. alw&y~~ use clean aootlrln_l' '11 38 Gli l Wu.sh lllgt ••II ClnclnnaLJ at New York. bark th co C ub!> 2 to 1 In n m om: ! Cluult•r; Wh 1egnr a th·ndud the Zemo. Jnatat on renuinr~ Zt;;o; it~ Ji{l2 N ~ w York 65 43 Chicago at Boston. fil!ht W lth B~n Cantwell. Guy J •li' IIIC a t Z:tuesvlllc Wedncsda,V worth tbo pri«l, booausc it brfflll!l Philadelphia 5fl lia .50U St. Louis at Philadelphia Bllrh cf I. he Bruin.~ Rllow rc\ o:1!:; Ml s Jmnes McCall, Mrs J a mc:; . reUef. 3f;c, 60cand Sl. AUdru&Ptl'. Clt> \'eland 55 59 .482 Ctwo games.) Lv.:o hit ~ up to the ninth. Th~n \<ires of G rove City S a tu r- i fill 482 Det!'Oit Pittsburgh nL Brooklyn. 5I .46R CfUcago .. . 110 Bo6ton ..... AMERICAN LEAGUE 42 St. Wui&' .. Philadelphia at Cleveland. INTt;RNATIONA.L LEAGUE Boston P.t Detroit. Washington at Chlca.g:o. Club Won Lost Pet. New York at st. Loui11. Newark .. .. .. .. . 82 54 603 Rcch~::;:;Lcr . . . 73 64 533 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Blllt.·rocre 72 6.1i M16 TorcnLo . 69 ·67 .501 JertJiilY City at RIM!he&ter. Montreal 65 70 .4111 AlbanY at Montre,al. Buffalo . . . . . 64. 71 .4'l1 B&JUmore at Butralo. Albany 83 'lt .4'l0 NeWa.rt ali Toronto. Jersey City " . . . 54 80 .403 <two ~~~ Middleport. .. . ,1 '•J; 11 <1• j\ I• ~I GOE~ TO -Bli.un!IG Mr. and Mr&. Oharle1 Barnett, re- ,. - ·~ . ' "n?..""u.••, tnJ old " .Bc-.,.-,-,-.-,-,-a--bac-,.,-, c:n<f~!: h~w ~{S::~P~~~ ~~: 1 :Jtt~e~0d~v:;~~Jng I I ~~~ ~:ih:~~=Y:~~rol~\!~~fr ktc~!;~~~o~~· ~ ~ ~ CHESHIRE ali i I I I Old and New Pitching Heroes Pt!t..[ · I I ~--------~~--~~ByBU8~----------------~ ~OI:IHS9 N , •·I· ..·- .. al er ===========- ... D.,.""mpt Relief I from (1-L:... Eczema I ·~· ... -- 'General tlu'gh S. ,Johnllon · (left),,· NRA Admin istrator, and ror;tnlll !l.tcr OcnOI'll Jn:nes A. l'' arle y II!Ok Over tho ol'iglnal drawing of thC' new NHA po~Jt!ilge !!i.DmJl a a lha:r- awli:t the flr11t of the new 1ssue olf the governmcn~ printl'n: Pl'OII. Tho first order c:~.lls fo r 400 m1\llon "emergency" atampt which are to bl! cir~ult~ted th•·oughout the country. ~------·---------- , - · " •• I MCJdetn Nnrsitj I . ...... " - oH" l:3 s";!. T 'YOu '\IE' \A.Il'~ e N tDE A \-V.O.D YUV IHOuC:H ·ll' oF LOOt<:.l"'6 FOR I gam:;:•:•::c'·-------- Did You Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE Erasing Machado Likeness JC:.o~ 1io HER.E Shawnee, Oklahoma ARTHUR j, MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLINGTON' (~ASS.) NEWS, SAYS: . "Almbat,everybody has something to sell and in order to mn~c a sale ihere must first be a contact of some kind. "Newspaper a<lvertioing io for the purpote of helpint to tell either n\:orthanilloe or idea• or both. The appeal of the IOI!al new~aj!t:r i1 univeiul; ito newe ia ea..,rl:y aought and it offen an excelflnjl oppoi'tnnity for the local mercbapt to brina hio mom:han· diie to the aticnlioil of the local conttituent:y. · ' . . "Throualit the newapaper the 111ertliant haa loca!i,ecl apd ccl'r.i:~ttih\Cf drcuratiiin, permittin1 a hold upon pu~Jic aJ~ntjon withioh e·Q,..fined lradinn·areal... The newapal'er iqvite~ ill'!ll'l!l!l· i~ie ntleplion ~itd aomlito flexibility lp planninlf and carr:rilllr diJt 'dve"Jiillil achildufct. "fie n~*'f~r,r, tvith proper mana1ement, •ho'!ld fVl f!JI~ ot'i~ r£'1~1 Qi·Jtqti e ban "' d '" a !olcitii)nunity.anc! .:, •lil'lt ni"'e It· i"ei aflverti&ina m~dium. . P,r- •mal\, llavll), ::;m~S~~ fi!ld i>11w•pap.e~ ~:!~~~=,::\~J:!~:.~':!"""" av~i!oihJe . �• ' -·- • " -- ..'. . .' ..... WJ:DNII:IDAT, AVOUII'l' 18, 1,033 ~· '. Maehado in Nassau IBoy Farm~ Cheer F. D~ ~ ·-- - --. -... -- .... ......... ' ~ .. 111EATHER FORECASTft Olilo--Partly cloody with ahowers REA·DE:ds• NOTICE - If you want the Mew~ Oftlce of The Daily Tribune, dall 286-L; If the Bualnel!ll Oftlce ask for 202-R. too- n.lcbt and ln e~ Ear:t pottlon Prld&y. W. Va..- Partly cloudy. Probably Mowen tonight and P'rlday W ... rmer tDnJght. ' LEASED WIRE OF H(TERNATIC?NAL NEWS SERVICE. 'voL. •n-No. 21s Illicit 'Relation~ Char&'ed Against · Harvey D. McCumber Too Much "Bootlea" Whiskey IS HELD IN JAIL 1 ASKED INf PLEAD GUILTY As Reoult Of Accwation Of 15 Year Old Daurhter . .. W. B. n~ IN - U 1\;'8 New.s It'a In The Tribune ' EX-WIFE HELD IN TORCH DEATH LHHARGf SHlKEN Af?MITS MijRDER OF NT OR~~ ~ff AS ST~t·Ks: PRIG£~ : ":t.t'it~l'~-~ Drive To Force Preai· dent'• Hand, Beinl' Oraanized ' - 1 By Adminiitration And Influential Con· _lll'~men - Legislature Starts On· 4 !Relief Law For Needy Tradinr STEEL JUMPS MOVE S.UPPORTED PRICE THREE CEN'f!! Br Oln1er 11 Centa-By Mail 14 00 POMEROY, OHIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17,1933 2 -- ;Senator Coozens Appears In Court I Three Point1,While Git.in1 i Of 7 Pointo Were ' 1 Re&'ir-lered I i Tella JudJe Char1•• ! of Hi• lmporhnce are Embarratlin• ~o Him Dttr( :t, 8tat.es i>.UI Senat.or 11.- INB-Unih:l Jaml!6 Oollll'ns Le&'islaton Bend To Work With llrvwonted Enthua· iasm; "Pt.in No. 3." Providina For Reduction Of Tax On Beer, May Be Paued Friday $9,000,000 RELIEF PROGRAM IN OFFING ---- Governor'• Sales Tax Bill Said to be "Dead looue;" Senate Republican• "Fly In Ointment" Of Plan Because Of Attitude For Schools ' lor the Det.rolt b&nk cn.sh rf.'rulttd In the national Mark B. Shant Caqb.l b7 bloodb0111ld1 after a chue~ In A.rll:anau, Man H. Shank, oUroa. Ohio, oOio..,.., ......,.._ a new American by the · &o. .,.11ee thai he adllliai.Hered pol10n to lOIII' me.. ben of the AIYia ColleJ famllJ', 1)1 Akroa. ~ter.aue (t..ley "kbew too much'' aboat t.be dliu\ppeataace of otfklal court doeIIDU!:DtiJ In a.a Ohio farpry caae In wlilch Shank Bet"ftd u coumeL The bodlet of CoUey, bia 1111fe ana ehlklrtn were fo111Ul Ia lhelr auio· br:,::;I ~ 1.•• group to 1.000.000 boys 1\ year to <:arry on the Legion gram In future yeftnl Drew Webster Post wa.a one or tlut poets to•apply for a charter, was learned. Nfgbt . ··--~ ULL -: Telephone Wire Taken From 'Poles ~:... Aa Re1ult of Confeaeion Cue in Which Four were Pouoned ..TO'N I CH 'tl , F ug.&.te · Grocery Specials -vsOAK HILL , wire JnJ, to , n local Cqoley anti are vlllthil Mrs. Jake relatlvea. Pletens, ~ : ~- . ,, ' *· __o•.,. ,cot~ .A;io. r~l!J. ~ ~ -· • • ~ i Ad~if,'i~ '5:: &iici i'oC , Kelly a.ld tM ~.::!mttted t4J probstte In the [ pn>b~tc dourt here. ' ·~~,~~i~heela o~l~t~hoe~~):;'l::~~:;j~ l . An agreement wns maD.e • · In Ida B. Wright estate, It waa recorded by G. ·H . Prall, executor, bet-ween I,.lllian V. Gardner, parity of the first part and Norma ' · Ll!llf!, · party of the seoond part.· · . • . I ' ,. , . ., ,,o t. ce,~..}. .~ ' . ~~~· ~ . ~> .. . ' , • \ I ' I . ~ ., . "'( • .·.:..; · C-'\ ) • ' ' ~ Under the Price Code eetabliahed by the Producers of milk, the undenianed Distri· buton of milk products in this area are compelled to e1tabliah the followina price•: Milk, quarb llc:; pinta 6c: Sinale X Cream, half pinll 12c pinta 24c Double X Cream, half pinb 18c; pb. 3Sc 1 Buttermilk, quarts 9c Effective AuJJU•t 16th. 1933 • POMEROY, MIDDLEPORT and GALLIPOLIS DAIRYMEN " -- SOCIAL! Sac:rO!i Heart Church Basement WED. AUG. 16TH. • • All &CA A.wtemc.bl)e Radle wiD M liftll a,., AIOJ8111DNT8 ' . BLAETTNAR AUT·O CO. , I ' TURTU BOVP Everybody Wetc:dmel 'bile Ia .... ..A. ....... 'IWHt..... O...•e$~ II!Yer3' !lalu~a,. Nl..l . -._ ____ ~r·m . ___.__ newapapeF \vhlch were carried exIn the OhlcaJO Evenlnlr and the Herald.-Examlner made ''a rreat myetery" out. of •!bat he coosldered "a abnple bUll· tranaaetlon, honeatly handled, now a eloaed book." mayor's explanation '' ·~olrl<lrl~ll The will of Mary DeWolfe ·' , 't'r'¥· .. ~~;._, ..~·'•"'·"~nr1l"""'" - .. ot I as 1 stand to before JudF one man grand wttnees Senator Daniel J . Ounsett. (1]) ot Van Wert, the committee ehMnJI~ aeelared ftatl.y that No. 3 tnU- 111111t1 reported out. tor pusate ~r. llJ\d that a program ralslna at ~· a,.. 000,000 for reUd wlll be ~ ~ LeKI.slatora generally week. :&1 1, that. the 1eneraJ salea tax, ~ t Item In the tovemor's alterna.tive prOII'&m, ta " ' wm not receive serious consl<teration. Althouah paasage or a ~ , pro­ In a week would be unttretied- Ohio, leilJla.tlve ltt.ders of their ser1ou, l.na Jpecl&l lhelr lint after h~m~ \• 1· ~~ .. ~1! -•••, . ,""\""· VIIUion, ~ teoll: dfeet. • A~~dlfport ~Jhted/Field • , ThEft of more tban PROBATE OQURT NBWS ...< ~ Citizen•' Telephone pany Ne-ar Lon• Bottom Looea Wire ~elephone mobile whieb crashed lftto a renee near Malvera, Ark.. a1 U.e pol10n moratorium I � 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. 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