https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7fec5a5c486904842663aac6a994af42.pdf 7ffa85c950d7d3602c79640c633e5a08 PDF Text Text • ' -·- • " -- ..'. . .' ..... 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 �I TH\7RSDAY, AUOU61' !11 1981 1 THJ: DAILY 1'1\lliUI!JI-POUIIIOT, 01110 i'f D4JJ.¥ , """"* .. -·claM 'fBIBVN~ mo! ...r Sopl. 13, ID1"• at Ill< ""!· qfllce • '1"!1fr "'~ ,... <>! Morell 3, ..... ~· ~ u~pt s,.,~~Y- 'Wh8ll Cnl.f 1 o" tltls lndu,trl•l recov•ry·" ol Publlll>fd ~ llllll oo Lower ~nd lila tbel.r name.--altliloUfh etreet, f!Oqleroy. o . • Annoym.ou.J Jetter&, however excellent and dee1rable m thc!Dl· --~====:=c--- &EPIIU&NT4TIV18 orrtce can ua~L • For BlliiDe• ortk:e aad ClrcpiJ'"On Dept. CaD IOZPB DdiJend BJ Carrier One Wee~ ....... . ODe Month . . . . . . . . . . ..•. One Year ....... * 111MIIIl & One !4onth ........ . .... .. ISO Three Months .. .. .. . .. LQO Sir: Months . . . ...... . . One Year . . ,.'NEWS ' "I•• ' i LnrAL MAN IS wl..o' - ..oo . ..... . aJ'I.t rellglono teachlno. d ootnne ; •p Blurbs Df 3Jrnus·• All en~. tl tlley u~e to he~w• any claim upon the ~ove, loyalty and devotion of thB p1:1ople1 must be in hannony with the teachmga of J&~u& the Chr1st wb011e worda tit Into e\'ery fold• and crevi .:u of the bum~.n heart, anJ of whom it "'al!luid in John 7 ·•6 'j:NEY"R MAN SP\KE LIKE THIS MAN . · - - - - .uu-Wklfi~lt S.W~ ' ' lw.,c,,,.I... ~.~Oiskl - - -- l •. THE CUBAN SITUATION slN~E I\lac had~ ha s Withdrawn trom the presidency of ~uUa and lett th e 1.sland with lli.s family for the new pre:sulent, Ce~;petl.(os, to take care of, the situation in the ' n~mbered helpless . MINERSVILLE I OLD SALEM - ' --- ' ' ASIA REDuclN "' TEA I I 1 Fat In-flatlon • eft I I br ln tile meantime. we wi5h to In· form out-of· townies that some of the card.!! sre l:itill palpltatmg ond vctlve ror the 00ne11t of those patrlclans wholle s lender wrists arc Joo delicate to 11ft a heavy beer mug N01'1CE TO CONTRACTOJlS 'aa I Mtss STATE OF OHIO nt.:PARTMENT OF HIGIJWAl:S ColumbU8. Oh o August 1. 1933 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT National IUOOVfl')' Htahwa.y Troject Nr> f1'9·G small Ktatc hvs imRr<wed wonderfully. While the1e was a certain amouut of riotous actions \vhich cost the Ji veij of some 6fty people with a loss of SfVeral millions of dollars worth of property still the ma n ner m which ttie insurrection was handled, kept the fatalities and property damnge to a minimum. 1~ affairs of this kind, it i!:i not 'un common to sec thousands kHled and many millions of dollars ii1 damage incun-ed to property. Since the change in governmental affairs meanM so mu ch to the Cubans as a whole, much •• the loss of life U:l tu be regretted, the advantages accruing are probably well worth the price. At the rute that depresoive condi· tions and starvation were increasjng among the poor and needy on th e little island to the southeast of Florida, 1t J~ more than pruiJable that had not so mething been done quickly to relieve the oppre>~~~lve yoke placed around the necks of the helpless peons, not only hundreds but thou· sands would have sta.rv.e d and among those thousands could be ' I I I I I Statrs Made Her Gasp For Ureath I I Pulm llt.los:- I afso I n, ••~ is al111p lllto IIJ let~ ..~~ fi&ld llllfo 11J pllh. - --;;7_GR~_E-:G::¥~;:-"'7ph S 8 2. L demn· l I I 2.00 II !:: t:ersbura called on Mr and :Mra. F . M Kelly Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. ouy Evana and three ehlldren Mr ancl Mrs. Herdle Smith and two sons W1llard alld Harold and daU(I'h.ter Ada of NelI!Onvllle spent Saturday nlg:h.t and ~unday with Mr. and Mrs. W . M Larkins Bernice Powell spent Saturday n 1s ht with Ruth Wolfe. Mrs OUie Young called on Mr.ll Arthur Hoover SWlday evenlni . Those calllng: on Mr. and Mrs. C ltf!ord Wood Frlda.y even Ina were Ethel PrJ«. Mr and Mrs Da)'ton UcElroy. Carl and Llnionl John ~ lll'ln and Pe~~;rl Mosler. Mrs Dana Wolfe and children called on Mrs Fred Larkins one <..ay the past week Mr. a nd Mr6 Arthur Hoover are CIIJe.,o. Pb.i114elpbJ .. PIUU"'rb, ¥11W:aQee For EdJ&ol1al ... 'l Oak HUI Norma Kelly and friend of Pa.r- Fred Kimball, JQ:o, • I I ' DLEPORT , m6n ro MID 'II VIRGINIA ,' ' .l John Johnaon I)Dd Belle, Mr. Ind. and 60n Roy Eusene were the Sunday gueat6 of C. E Price and famil)' . Mr. and Mrs CUft'ord Wood and lrMdtath.er W M . Johnson , Henry Hupp and lva Henaley spent. Bun· 1day wlth Jack Wood and ramlb' or , - . wltb bl.lrlal Price OYer the week "nd lll'd Otlue at Mill.enport. lut':week. Alma.. $&0,000 000 to $75,000,000 It wa.11 re· The following: were out-o! ~oown Friday after ooon at the 4-H QIJ'Il~ Mr and r.f;a. Dudley Robertaon ported .. 1a1tor1 here tot the tuneral or Mrs Howard Pond nn'd !aJn1l,- ,~~pent YOui NEWS PRIODE &IT£8 FRIDAY POd d&uehter Dorothy of New York The: tund, It wa!l sald, would be Elizabeth Amberger Mr and Mrs Jn Jackson county where thPir son Funeral ¥rtloes tor Albert. Prlode, Ctty arrived Wednt!liday for • visit adequate to c.ovtr diatre&i B1We Jones and dsua;ht.o.m; Eula Junior bl enJoyiD&. a , wptk~C calll.p 1 prominent looal bullneu ma.o wbo wlt.h their C"'Win, M n Harry tton overhanging the market as well Ann& J4ae and Mabel , Mr and Mrs ll,;.fe dled Wedhesd&J tollowl.nl a two Bowlee and mother, Mrs Martha as absort the oJXn tnt.erett 1n Sept.· FTankll,n Amberger and son FrankEdith Btr&UJ'IbattBh WIUI vW•:Ing mont.hl Illness, wUl be conducted I Bryant. ~;:mter tuturet, now valued a.t $60,p lin Jr , Mrs Lena Kimes and son her uncle John N.. laon Rlld ftunlly trom the Heath M. E. Church hero [ Yr. and Mrs, Harold Hubl>ord 000,000 George, Harold Klln r all or Akron a lew days the p!Lllt week,. entl: helpPrlday aiternoon &t :1 o'ei.Ock. Re\'. and .son Hn.rolt;t Edward left WedPtter B carey, I'Dd Kr and Mrs CWrle1 PPrrv u: K Mrs Nel.<!on with her ~~e\Y)nfl n e W. B . Pat.tenon w1U omclate a l neaday for an over~nlght vblt with Ch ltnfilo soe.rd 0 a nd 1aua:hter; Pete A.rnbergrr ~tnd 1 , , _ --'-~.,---,---+~-~ 11 the ceremony which will be foUow- l Mr · arid Mrs lrvln Spaft'ord of co. the projPet waa 8 "'" O lmn of Harr~bUJi, Ill •nd ===·~·i======~~====:;========:::d 1I M by Jnterment In the Oruve 1lumbui. left Thur5da.y hy dl.!lcussio n at the Oeorge Jones ~t' l'!ter llnd gnndson J. ct~met.e:ry In eharge ot Beech the F\.nst.erVISit "ithThey relativl'li at Akron,forTo-a ir:g YNJterday. , . wald , TJnder~l\i , Company. Jedo ahd Monroe, Michigan. Mrs · -''--~08 '"'" Mcwry and husband were w!tn..... ' -Edltb Wlneoar occompouled them V...., E The newly weds arrived , her~ Mrs. R B Lnughead and Miss llli far l:f.Jj -columbus where she wlll : IN SAN P\1 S K Y •1 Wt dnesd ay .,.vemrs wh~ , they are Olaire Mlnnr lf'f~ WedneAda.y even- vWt until saturday wtth her sisp P~nalty of Ex.ce-u F'!-t at home to their rrte nds, corner Ol ' l ny; IJf train f•lr New York City ror ' ter, MJss Lelia Hawklrul The la.tp Miss Avis Wh&lcy of We11htown Vlrgmla Pnce uf Rutla nrl l•a· 15 Announcement baa been maae Main Bt1 eet nnd Fourth Avenue. '· vl$1't !,here wllh the former'S dau· , t{t will sp.;:nd the week end here , spend ing the week with hPr vl.ll rtlnw v,rKu 11a Nrd1 Pum1 ~ here·ot the mal'l1.il.g0 of• P4l'S Esf,fllle Khter, Mlas Mary La•J.ghead Mrs Mr. 'and Mrs. George Childs and I GTQt.dmc.ll1cr, Mra Wm Whaley nt t he past wt.-eK 'I A:t~lr..,uvo~·-~~~\:1~~ 17~tsl)u+1.11:u~~:, Sa.Dford or BJ.ndualty o ·to Ur BANK lNI!!oT.\l.LS VAULT J 'lUghead and MW Minot wUI family aooompo.nled M18a Dorothy [ Da.rwnr Thompson and siHfl Nora Harley D. ouftnlnaft~m , ~f Middle· The 01tlsens N"llonal Bank hr'l'c mWc.e- a. tour thru Ule New England ' McKiqney t o her home at ChaunMiu!tos Ann'l Ma.·• a nd Mabel &nd Mr nnd Mrs Kirk f homw.on 1 ncb tl ..!l 1 lb~ lias nllld"' •I 11 pm't. )'fhe ceremooy •'W&.I!l perform· has ~nstalled a neov dttvice, Sta~ Defore returning home and cey.t 1hursday, af\er spending a Jvnc~> or At(ron~ were Sunday cf Amsden o. who art" \'L'IJUrtg r•w ttwble d ifference to her ed Tuesday nt t 6 30 'clock ed tor the protection of fund ~ will bs accomOllnied on the trtp by wee ere with them 'I'he ChJld3 ' f:\tt tt.o; of MIS&'6 Esthct a nd Mat . h crc spent a couple of da:.~ t!w past H LJ ldter nads I am 53 ' yPn:' at the Evane"fr~ ~ l1 ~np ~hortly after depost~s have beeD IM issLaUghea.ci whow1llaccompa.ny ~amUy wUI be accompanied. home ~~n·et Thomaa week renewing old acquamtunces G! •i nnd my m~lght Is 511 Lll\t lll:e in Band!t,-c wl~ '::v. ~dward n;ade, otflcla!S of lobe ba.nt have them here f~ a vlatt. Tbe tour M....n:kE•s•th:,.' iMthcKinere"w'l'thwthhoemwm Mlt', Carr:\ Byers of Colurr.bus and sight seeing among tht; hills year I v.etghl'd 154 lbs I htn • W .. Br uslt rtl 1 ~~~ announced through New England will be mnde ••• . Is v ~1t•nc .,er cousin, Rc3et.t::~ o1 West V1rglnlt\ bt.·en taking n hail-tr:a:o;poonful vf eye 9 catu06 . Mr.s. The new device L11 an electrlcnl • tll Mi.s!l Lauahelid'scar Lan Bishop ami son Alvu ·.l!!re : Kru.<>rll~n Se ll •, maltlp~· ll) · or .e Members ot Evangeline Chapkl . \\ell' In Wclshtown 1 1 ~-,.,',.,d,.s=d;,a,.,ug"h"le~.':"·-.,Mr=s=_,",10"y"'d' de layed period. time lock vaul t fo1 w R. Morrt.s returned Wednesday !~~~~~ ~ta~b a~d ~hel[0 fe.mlr~s~ M: £ Clltfo.rd Rhondcs a nd d~uI bu,smess visitor~ at Gall1puiL'i Wed- c1llnn~<;e In •nv aiel New J 'UJJ c.ay hold·UP protection, 1t wu ex• evening from a VISit. in Columbus Ch t.e:r Roode~~~ sdpr fPJ~n tl " Ill< r huve 1\!tutn•.:(l home from ::.. t. l:!:!lday ' '-'', 1oum.l l l1 e hips a~r \ ( 1'1, 1 platned. Since lnsura.nce laws haVJ' He, ai&J consulted a physician while fore~ lcnlu ~nd ~~~:r !ltc~lOon ! tn p to Cht<:uuo, whcuJ they a t.· • Mrs LP.na Johr.son and "un Geo ' weH:h 14i Ill:; dre.'l.<;. d J::Sut 1 fee l been alter~ It has beoonte nectS!l· thae He lepmt.s that his wife. nn d e!entng A J bl d fl~n I '('JClt d th~ Ct:utury of P1ogr r;. I DC oro~J SJho~ ~9·yhear·o1d A~~Uc i'pt'nt 'fh\1rsday With hl't st~tr 1 !l~h1£r am.l um nvw run uptit<:~J•S. \:a .....,. ar3; ~or .the protection of lal'{l:e whp baa been L'Onfined In a hO&plt.eJ r~ported n en oya e ny I'. ali f xJ .~1011 nl· u stopped at U1 ty, N .... l'lr..,. w o w•a se-.:tecl Mrs H o S henefield ll.l'Jch Jy·J~Jt: LL'IE'd L'J maJ..Ii ,,.,.. Health and are, ,. emJ!J~ llot j nm()un~ of mohey with~ Hft.een thue, w'as released from the hospip [ k '1 vJilo.; t JL ' ll "lr Jetur': ln )) al =n~~~{~e:~!:te~~amo~t:s ~:. I Mr nnd Mr~> B. 11 Ha lliday en ~ gasp tm bJt'aLh F.vt'rvom: ~ n.'J., frltnds. Heart and ·x:ibney yrou-~ minutes after de~slt:. ~ tal 'I!h1Uad~y !but will not return !h /J,,n e o/ tl1t lmmer s. JJHrenr~ af the ma 'or studios. ~~1!1 ~hort: tE'rtalned company from HuntlnF:· l •n w wel1 :.uLIJ Ill I IG(Ik -!\lJ . ., ble cause a higher death rate The electrlea.l cuntrolled. vaul ~ I here for abaut eight. or ten daY6 ! Mr and Mr~ Wal~er Tully 0 ,..•• chased for her beaut •nd r~ tc.n. lnd ' fh P nast week IJ H I among fat. people thn.q other• cpens wJthln tlft~n minutes after ¥.r. and Mrs, Thomage Wayland ' \ C<.lumb1JH ca me Sa.turda.y to ~JOnalit)' from a field 250~ Prof Guy uarr ilnd mothet <lf Kru~cnen L~ a n ldeul b.::lllll nl 6 Asthma Dyspep!ia Lir.rer troub- ~ ~he current Is switched on wnen a and d~ughter Anns Marilla or wu~_ . ls tte r s s 'ster-lu·la.w, Mrs candidate • , Mlchlga.n ar.d Mrs Lucinda Orr of , -;~ tnt" salt~ wmch help OOCIY crp 1 the 11' (0JntJnued trobl P&ge One) Ml n ' 11 "' Pi 'l'e who Is Ill at " Colwnbu.s w'ere guests Saturday of ! gaJl!> LO functiOn properly ... H"'d les, Fatty' of the hea.ft and Kidney oeposlt of .a large .amount la made lard came Wednesday el'ening to [ ailment& al'e common di&easea , of and thfl. mQney placed therein attend the runeral or Mr Wayland's heme In Wels htown . the latter's mece Mrs Delsno nw.. ntnin a splendid degr<:~ rf fst people. "'"lt~ln the t\me limit o( the recent- mother, which was conducted at' corn, oat&. ry~ ~nd barley was 1n H·~· Etl"'J Blum!lnaue~ wh1 Nr>lson a nd family' h~alth-lt butlds u~ energy• ,\"U ASIA TEA ly chan&ed law!. [ Hartford. Thursday. They are the process or formation todav It • - l•• 1n ~tuylng with her 1;runll children of ·Bidwell came saturc w Cahoon, E L Bo..qwonh <trenQ th whlle you re 1'ede~t1 .; H• relieves constlpntlon. tet.ard! fatty 1 ,..~0 aiarlit1ett.m~j~~w0:• m~~~y a:~ guests ot Mr and Mrs Otho Watts .wns rellabli reported l,lt trading pa:e11L.•1 Mr a~d Mrs. JI'COb Blu- day to spend Fteveral days with her nnd Onsh Nic hols enjoyed a fls hinll' I nm~al weight . accumula.tlOJUJ IUJtl Is proven the dd 0 t tl ~ ld Mr and Ml'$ Homer E Cook and circles I nH uauet in Welshtown. returned IJrother Roy Thoma~ and famUy tnp on the Bc1ot.o nver n few days <"•Pl K1 uschen Salts at., Bartnt:. 1 0 one reducing remedy that' gets dlr- im r.:~ :nk.~ ~~~d~st y - daughter EUza.beth ...nd FrledP. Eas~ ""d Chicago Interests , to h~ r home In Bridgeport, Bun - lleJ moLher Mr.s Mary Thomas ~he past week Pomeroy , Ma.rt.n. & 1 Fhannacy eo~ to the very cause ot !ttl a nd __ Faehnle will leave Pridw.y lor a were bo.ckilli the pl'Ojcct, which ts , day e 1me home with them after severp Mr and M1 !J J E Tu1 nP.r ac· 1.Rr. ller Mkldlt:.port, r:r s.qy Cl.ht 1 re aves it quickly , eaGJiy ~j,Dd ATl'END FtiNERAI ' companied by their son-in·law W llv.- drug!Ost m the wurld--w. Jf!C 1 visit at Benton Harbor, Mlch , with to lnclud~ lara-e professional tradel'S 1 M1 nnd Mrs WUl OulntJler, are ~ ! weeks l'l31t In Bidwell. s .ely Being 11. delicious drink It , ' forp1er's brother, G B Cook and othera in the grain trade The ' VI' ttl ng relntwes here this week Joha Price of ChEL!'leSt(ol) visited 0 Hnllidny attended Lhe funeral la<>ts -4 week:;; an d CQSts not rn nr.1 th~ can b& Laken w~th milk or l.illga.r Mr and Mrs J S Haggerty an d 1 'rhC'y w111 al&o visit at A Century 1 pool has financial bo.ck1ng of !rom I Mr and Mrll. Arthur Evan& and tls slSt.erptn·law Mrs. Mary Ann cr Mrs. Turner's Fister. Mr~ How~ 1ha n 85 cont.~ <~.d~ lnatea.d of coffee o~ )it\U , you take so n, Ja.mes, mdored to Wheel,ing of froi)'e..ss Exposition before re· - - -- -- - - - - - - - - no risk With Ma Tea ' Th\f,rsday morning where i hey at- llJrnlu&t h9Dlt:" l'he)' e,Xpect to be for Sa.le By tt•nded the tuners! ser\' lces for h er ge.ne about. ten da,fa. "'h St b D Co. brr:ther. Elijah Bartlett, who dl~ Mr. a11d 1Mrs. Charles Bing at•~ e ana Uty rug lherp Tuesday Funeral servlct!s lended the Bing r&.mlly reunion Middleport Obtu. \~tore conducted Thursday after· whi(l h was held Thursday at Lake I, ; : l ~ ln D«f ~oe will be publllhed. !14TION~ ADV¥JlTISING .' ' 1 not neoNIIJ'U)' to be JNFLUE~CE Hupp .wd IQll6 o~ here for an txteno.d•uthter, Mfs. fr1~ds aend us lettel'1 or new$ mtLtt.er for Pltblleai.lon tbQ' lbou)d 111 U1 cue~ prtnt.ed. Locatftl •ii1m tor F. p, but I c.n't 10 iii t... way with him WESTERN MT. OLIVF. .-.. CHAPTER 'I'WBI'!TY·StX I lI "'We can't alloW JOU to rei liP jn thla1 Mil!ll!l Luneaka," he aJietly and ,polite]y, • Leni, with ller whole 'fi'Orld •m•, put a AtmUe on ber lips. Glle ha4 notldnc \whatever -- .c- 1 -Atb what was occurring In \,.tart. ' l ' Her weaket Inner ae1f 1V&a InC - Doa'i Get )!Or' ~;b\:a,~b~es~~~~;~~~~~~~?.:~~ tbe bl<!"· briiUaat w'hi the tlenehed. But abe "h' enU,.Iy ' •, ... :~:~~\J:~titf.\':~~~.,:b:loodless revol~tlol\ much of cc of th ~ ftn~l chaplet may well be aacribed to the United St..tes amba"sador Toaat : Would have who advil;)ed those in charge, so wise ly. ijow that nor- 1!;1. Dunked another mile Ia the rrreatest muley it:1 again on the way, let us hope there is a new deal l.ll&tance h01111 b1 tbe ~orld. on th e way for the poor, lowest class Cuban who needs proof la that he l8 1n Siberia. now llelp so badly. Twice X: OoL a bad ride. Bo did ·- ---·WORTHLESS PEOPLE No sc1lS.Lblc person wl:l contJnue lo s uffer from those intense, lli'onl zlns:. Lhrobbing bunion 11a.!.n~ \\,hen tlle n ew pow:::rtul penetta~­ lng ye l ha1 mless wtiseptJc flmernlct 011 mn r cadllY be obtftined . at any 'A'Cll swck.{:d drug t t.w't•. ' Appty a. few droJ)s over t.h.c In~ fla.m£d part and see how s pccthly the pnln dlso. ppca.n and the In· flo.mmntlon Is reduc:od. So m:u veloosly powerful L! Em cra.lrl Oil that soft corns s'*'m to shrivel rlgh:O up ami drop ctJ. S~ nsbury Drug Co . Middlcpoti e.gcnt. guarantees one bottle to give results n.nd 1s dispcn:.lng ll tn mrny fon t :mffcr('l> adv. the pubUc OUBt Inhaler . H\8 jockey Wll.!l ner O NE of the things which makes 1t so hard for worth· voUB Con't 11tand other h~okinl over his shoulder. Jockeya while peopl e to get th e he lp which they so badi)' Duke He beat the ruu. front , wa.t1 Jea,:llna at t.he ne£d, j1:1 the general all 'round laziness and pure "cussed· h~:;h~::• poat by ftfty JenJthB IUld uoss" of some of those who ~eek relief at the least poliBi- n! all akme. He ISt"r~d a ll nlone, • ..> ble expense in the way of eft'ot1 on thflir pu.rt . A·n incident~ of the kind 1S shown by some worthless Twced~e& : AU the Intelligent in11e'er-do-wells in the northern part of the state who re· l'tlllkr\enta were on this corn bite ( A1l he needs I• a rainy day, a mud· ful!<ld to work for orders, stipulating that their wages Jy tr"ck, and watch hbn IJO ~ybe must be paid in cash. A~ a consequence, their women, a Uttle hall and sleet would help, too. q:e 'a at hiJ bj!at wlt.h a snow v.rhose heartH are not so hard as their worthless ~:~ pouses, plow \n rront or him. bave applied for Jobs and are working with plckH and Uppsa Dally : Had a aponge up hl8 People sal'e ancient coins, parch· When enough time has elapsed shovels so they mky lake th e necessarle• of life to their llOSCI. He'a had to many .11pon1lffi up menta and stampll. So why not and' we h•ve all the cards tabu· his n(IA he has learned to dhe~ tor collection of prehlflodc lated, we will give an exhibition tn loved dependents who are crying for food. them In twenty teet ot tropical wa- nleoho eaves? CarMile HaU or the Metropolitan While there 1~ some excuse for these men in demand~ ter. Art ~lleries. Then. future genera· Get the calllna- card of each ttons wlll learnt how we Jived with ing money in cash ra.ther than orders, it is only because H Meat Puzzle , HI& pwner lold the creep joint and olaSBiry lt. We the benanti' of the hiJher cuiLure. man who labors is entitled to his wages in cash. Ho .tnckey t.o t11ke It euy His trainer did Well, we round iha.t there benvvolent legislatiOn. a wild de· t(lld the jockey to go out and win weren't thirty thousand . There ~ire to succeed llnd a .etomaeh ever, this excuse il~ wa.Hhed away by the fact that ln Hl11 Jocke)' bet an anottaer hoaa In were ftft.y. JlUIJ1p. many instances they are workinr ouly hecK.use the stutr - -- -~ - - - - - ---,:=--:-:-.,---::;------ ~----~--or ft. subdivision i• makmg jobs for them as a matter of cco nprny in gettiug things done which otherwiKe wnu:d ilot be done exce)Jt that men must be '•d and the de· l'•ndent. would be forced to swallow their pl'ide if thcv look the aid •• a gift witl1out trying to do anythin11 for it. The strJkers therefore, at once, by their a.ctinn~. 1pl11ce thelllJl~tves In that c\•110 whsc pride is of such low <·n•te tnat the y would rather tak e the alms th••• to earn , th<•m , That sort of man had better not been born and It I ha•l h ~e p better for the world hod he not made his ~ P· •I""" !& New Cuban Presiden~t~~Gter·l }learan ciJ in U. In the !"eantime, tho wife or other <lepon~ent of th•t •ort of m~!l ll)u•t muke up In work too har<l for het' fr~ll ffoi)O otf! to CQJll~· ~P!ffllO." , r - .--,-·'---:!i!!"-_,.,-'Ii'- ·''·'·;;t,: , ~ eABOVJ!-FOR THE F!RST ,T!¥Jl. IN, fliSTORY i '!W'I\u·,flowu no one else to 11ave you ,Jour'self,'• ahot back "'You: have beauty. tal· &'eftlua, but nih brain. Jou can 'do ~thing. It e<ftnbined ,a.sbu~e& qf indu&tljJ to m11ke .... • ' ' • ' ~ ' • ' ::~:~~· "~at. m,. ~tt,l:u:' f.ct~t'l·am • ' .,_ , z· niil.turo~lly ind incd to Ire 1he ner!ou• type. l didn't start ' wltliCame11, b"u t:'l atsrswitch.:d t o them because 1 fourid dl!:ev are m1lder and baWl a dellPtful flavor. I smoL:e onlv 'Camels now ba;au'le 1 have diliCOveted that they alloF ~ to •moke an I war1t --wkbout upaetfina n•y nerves." l ) ' • i£FT- RE8I'ED A$ . • ,'• ! SMI!.ING aft.:. ~ ' ~ ' Hl3ht, Wiley Post eojbya a Ci(trleL "Smoking Cam&b as I have for so long.'' tay!l Po~t, "1 ntV(:r worry about healthy D Cr\'f.! ~ ~ rm A ~ ~ roMrant smolier~ tuo.!' · 1 ' • ' Steady Smoke:J9, turn to·Came·ls In an exclu!\ive int~rvi ew Wrr.EY POST says: ''Circling the globe alone in the Winnie Mae was the toughest ordeJI) l'\'e ev,er been through l A rotllld· the-world ftyer 1!31! tp he in shape to stand the~­ tremes of ph ysical cxbaustion. He has,.to he ready for any weather, RnY,• emergeney.IJIS i!/b e8ll8 for nerws in perfecl condition. Smo'kfft~;m<!ls as I I ' ...c.\oL lhave;. for $:0 ' long, I never worry :• . ...,..uaf nerves-and I'm a cimlltant SD\oket, too. Evfi'Ybod,y } '· lmo'wd I hal ·Ca""'ls are made from more expeni;lve , tobatc""· and TOU can ~erlainly teD It in tile mild. ' nes& and goo.i ~aa~~,of Cpels, and the faet lly Edaoo R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma J. W. HANSON, EDITOR OF THE NEW SMYRNA (FLORIDA) DAILY 1\lEWS, SAYS: 11•• !:. •LEf't-"lCA'N"TSPEA~ a9' a re~urd• bJiaklat,- Gyer. Pm a youpg TilarriOO wgftan •. ~'!~~ome a.rd dub \V(lrk keep me i~ ,,yery o¥nute. Add to .:ad ~ctlon. DID YOU EVER -STOP TO THINK? "The trouble with lite apaamoclic adv,ertiaer is that he believ· ea that it reachea fllrlher than it actually doea, He oflen ha~ tl1e notion that three or fpur foo<j ada a year Bf8 (Oillg to stamp IIPPR lite !Rjnd of every buyer t!>e fact that he goods of good qpality am! at right pricea'in a way that that impresaion will qever wear off. I the world alo'nel Slcepfcas •• , hunarY, •• ljnorlng th.e pe:rlb ,of-fog and lee • • • ~ lt;Dd ftfted Iandini• • , .Wiley,Pott ~n the !ldmirati,Oq of the "'bole wod4 ~tb.l?l• CCIUJ'oo ale, hll 1kill, and hi• liurvelou• phytlaa1 endur&oce in ftyiDI aroup4 ,th' World tn 1 daYt, 18 houn, 49~mi'P~ItJI. Here he Is tho'YI\ ~ he ~a.nded at Flq~~ettFleld• . Camels are made of fioer, MOIU! EXP,ENSIVE tobaccos than any other -ltlar brand. I..eaf tobaccos for clpretteo can be bouibt from !J¢ a pound to $1.00 ... but Camel ·payo the mliUons more that lnaure your enjoymenL ·~· II}'!' 'b~~ VP!'f , '. I ha• n~te .<1~~~,4•ril· ~ --------- "ftut I\111Jlllft 111incla are not lh~tl way; they are easy to divert from qn!t thirlf to ~noll\er by ~~~ bone~~ aqd, at!rll:ctive appeal tl!ru '"" m•dilllll P.f new•paper ~dverti&ing, unlen !he lmpreuion b,en "!"'~!' qv~r a p~rictd, of l'lllny years. . ,, ··~~vf'r!i•ing llff~ct• ll:\l' IJlin!l pf a bqycr in much the allfnl! lll•lUI•r ~ 'l•~•m qf '!"·~~~ 'Ill 'I r<><:lf. !f lite r~>.<:~ 11ad th~ ~eq•ll lQ !I!IO'f, HWRIIId !1a!ize it the fif'l ti!De a drop of ~aler fell \l~n ·il, bqt i~ I!!~•• mi~f!oria of years tp we,_.,,1\n impre~t ion in lite ~ . tb'll wilJ1ll•f· '· · • c ut,..~itut!i\ii ' w)l~t ~er matp shuulrt be mPre tll•l• wl•<l to c(o for fi~r- beo~us e of the foelin!l' he bonrs for hor. tJon· 1 seguoi)I\Y• w~~~~ he i• being crltlci~ed an<l cQilljomne4• 1 ~i • ncp~~~r~ ar~ feeling pnly sympathY for Ill• unl1•rtu·1 , •I i ·· ... ., ~ t Can\els neV~ ·jau;le• ~e nerves!" o.g. a t'aC ,. Thousands of smokers have switehed to Camels and found that they are better for steady smok~. Youf' nerves and uour taste will confinn this. Begin !OOay with Camels. Know that you are smokil11f 1' milder ci~rarelle , .. and that steady smoking dOeot not mterfer~ with healthy nerves ! '' �I TH\7RSDAY, AUOU61' !11 1981 1 THJ: DAILY 1'1\lliUI!JI-POUIIIOT, 01110 i'f D4JJ.¥ , """"* .. -·claM 'fBIBVN~ mo! ...r Sopl. 13, ID1"• at Ill< ""!· qfllce • '1"!1fr "'~ ,... <>! Morell 3, ..... ~· ~ u~pt s,.,~~Y- 'Wh8ll Cnl.f 1 o" tltls lndu,trl•l recov•ry·" ol Publlll>fd ~ llllll oo Lower ~nd lila tbel.r name.--altliloUfh etreet, f!Oqleroy. o . • Annoym.ou.J Jetter&, however excellent and dee1rable m thc!Dl· --~====:=c--- &EPIIU&NT4TIV18 orrtce can ua~L • For BlliiDe• ortk:e aad ClrcpiJ'"On Dept. CaD IOZPB DdiJend BJ Carrier One Wee~ ....... . ODe Month . . . . . . . . . . ..•. One Year ....... * 111MIIIl & One !4onth ........ . .... .. ISO Three Months .. .. .. . .. LQO Sir: Months . . . ...... . . One Year . . ,.'NEWS ' "I•• ' i LnrAL MAN IS wl..o' - ..oo . ..... . aJ'I.t rellglono teachlno. d ootnne ; •p Blurbs Df 3Jrnus·• All en~. tl tlley u~e to he~w• any claim upon the ~ove, loyalty and devotion of thB p1:1ople1 must be in hannony with the teachmga of J&~u& the Chr1st wb011e worda tit Into e\'ery fold• and crevi .:u of the bum~.n heart, anJ of whom it "'al!luid in John 7 ·•6 'j:NEY"R MAN SP\KE LIKE THIS MAN . · - - - - .uu-Wklfi~lt S.W~ ' ' lw.,c,,,.I... ~.~Oiskl - - -- l •. THE CUBAN SITUATION slN~E I\lac had~ ha s Withdrawn trom the presidency of ~uUa and lett th e 1.sland with lli.s family for the new pre:sulent, Ce~;petl.(os, to take care of, the situation in the ' n~mbered helpless . MINERSVILLE I OLD SALEM - ' --- ' ' ASIA REDuclN "' TEA I I 1 Fat In-flatlon • eft I I br ln tile meantime. we wi5h to In· form out-of· townies that some of the card.!! sre l:itill palpltatmg ond vctlve ror the 00ne11t of those patrlclans wholle s lender wrists arc Joo delicate to 11ft a heavy beer mug N01'1CE TO CONTRACTOJlS 'aa I Mtss STATE OF OHIO nt.:PARTMENT OF HIGIJWAl:S ColumbU8. Oh o August 1. 1933 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT National IUOOVfl')' Htahwa.y Troject Nr> f1'9·G small Ktatc hvs imRr<wed wonderfully. While the1e was a certain amouut of riotous actions \vhich cost the Ji veij of some 6fty people with a loss of SfVeral millions of dollars worth of property still the ma n ner m which ttie insurrection was handled, kept the fatalities and property damnge to a minimum. 1~ affairs of this kind, it i!:i not 'un common to sec thousands kHled and many millions of dollars ii1 damage incun-ed to property. Since the change in governmental affairs meanM so mu ch to the Cubans as a whole, much •• the loss of life U:l tu be regretted, the advantages accruing are probably well worth the price. At the rute that depresoive condi· tions and starvation were increasjng among the poor and needy on th e little island to the southeast of Florida, 1t J~ more than pruiJable that had not so mething been done quickly to relieve the oppre>~~~lve yoke placed around the necks of the helpless peons, not only hundreds but thou· sands would have sta.rv.e d and among those thousands could be ' I I I I I Statrs Made Her Gasp For Ureath I I Pulm llt.los:- I afso I n, ••~ is al111p lllto IIJ let~ ..~~ fi&ld llllfo 11J pllh. - --;;7_GR~_E-:G::¥~;:-"'7ph S 8 2. L demn· l I I 2.00 II !:: t:ersbura called on Mr and :Mra. F . M Kelly Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. ouy Evana and three ehlldren Mr ancl Mrs. Herdle Smith and two sons W1llard alld Harold and daU(I'h.ter Ada of NelI!Onvllle spent Saturday nlg:h.t and ~unday with Mr. and Mrs. W . M Larkins Bernice Powell spent Saturday n 1s ht with Ruth Wolfe. Mrs OUie Young called on Mr.ll Arthur Hoover SWlday evenlni . Those calllng: on Mr. and Mrs. C ltf!ord Wood Frlda.y even Ina were Ethel PrJ«. Mr and Mrs Da)'ton UcElroy. Carl and Llnionl John ~ lll'ln and Pe~~;rl Mosler. Mrs Dana Wolfe and children called on Mrs Fred Larkins one <..ay the past week Mr. a nd Mr6 Arthur Hoover are CIIJe.,o. Pb.i114elpbJ .. PIUU"'rb, ¥11W:aQee For EdJ&ol1al ... 'l Oak HUI Norma Kelly and friend of Pa.r- Fred Kimball, JQ:o, • I I ' DLEPORT , m6n ro MID 'II VIRGINIA ,' ' .l John Johnaon I)Dd Belle, Mr. Ind. and 60n Roy Eusene were the Sunday gueat6 of C. E Price and famil)' . Mr. and Mrs CUft'ord Wood and lrMdtath.er W M . Johnson , Henry Hupp and lva Henaley spent. Bun· 1day wlth Jack Wood and ramlb' or , - . wltb bl.lrlal Price OYer the week "nd lll'd Otlue at Mill.enport. lut':week. Alma.. $&0,000 000 to $75,000,000 It wa.11 re· The following: were out-o! ~oown Friday after ooon at the 4-H QIJ'Il~ Mr and r.f;a. Dudley Robertaon ported .. 1a1tor1 here tot the tuneral or Mrs Howard Pond nn'd !aJn1l,- ,~~pent YOui NEWS PRIODE &IT£8 FRIDAY POd d&uehter Dorothy of New York The: tund, It wa!l sald, would be Elizabeth Amberger Mr and Mrs Jn Jackson county where thPir son Funeral ¥rtloes tor Albert. Prlode, Ctty arrived Wednt!liday for • visit adequate to c.ovtr diatre&i B1We Jones and dsua;ht.o.m; Eula Junior bl enJoyiD&. a , wptk~C calll.p 1 prominent looal bullneu ma.o wbo wlt.h their C"'Win, M n Harry tton overhanging the market as well Ann& J4ae and Mabel , Mr and Mrs ll,;.fe dled Wedhesd&J tollowl.nl a two Bowlee and mother, Mrs Martha as absort the oJXn tnt.erett 1n Sept.· FTankll,n Amberger and son FrankEdith Btr&UJ'IbattBh WIUI vW•:Ing mont.hl Illness, wUl be conducted I Bryant. ~;:mter tuturet, now valued a.t $60,p lin Jr , Mrs Lena Kimes and son her uncle John N.. laon Rlld ftunlly trom the Heath M. E. Church hero [ Yr. and Mrs, Harold Hubl>ord 000,000 George, Harold Klln r all or Akron a lew days the p!Lllt week,. entl: helpPrlday aiternoon &t :1 o'ei.Ock. Re\'. and .son Hn.rolt;t Edward left WedPtter B carey, I'Dd Kr and Mrs CWrle1 PPrrv u: K Mrs Nel.<!on with her ~~e\Y)nfl n e W. B . Pat.tenon w1U omclate a l neaday for an over~nlght vblt with Ch ltnfilo soe.rd 0 a nd 1aua:hter; Pete A.rnbergrr ~tnd 1 , , _ --'-~.,---,---+~-~ 11 the ceremony which will be foUow- l Mr · arid Mrs lrvln Spaft'ord of co. the projPet waa 8 "'" O lmn of Harr~bUJi, Ill •nd ===·~·i======~~====:;========:::d 1I M by Jnterment In the Oruve 1lumbui. left Thur5da.y hy dl.!lcussio n at the Oeorge Jones ~t' l'!ter llnd gnndson J. ct~met.e:ry In eharge ot Beech the F\.nst.erVISit "ithThey relativl'li at Akron,forTo-a ir:g YNJterday. , . wald , TJnder~l\i , Company. Jedo ahd Monroe, Michigan. Mrs · -''--~08 '"'" Mcwry and husband were w!tn..... ' -Edltb Wlneoar occompouled them V...., E The newly weds arrived , her~ Mrs. R B Lnughead and Miss llli far l:f.Jj -columbus where she wlll : IN SAN P\1 S K Y •1 Wt dnesd ay .,.vemrs wh~ , they are Olaire Mlnnr lf'f~ WedneAda.y even- vWt until saturday wtth her sisp P~nalty of Ex.ce-u F'!-t at home to their rrte nds, corner Ol ' l ny; IJf train f•lr New York City ror ' ter, MJss Lelia Hawklrul The la.tp Miss Avis Wh&lcy of We11htown Vlrgmla Pnce uf Rutla nrl l•a· 15 Announcement baa been maae Main Bt1 eet nnd Fourth Avenue. '· vl$1't !,here wllh the former'S dau· , t{t will sp.;:nd the week end here , spend ing the week with hPr vl.ll rtlnw v,rKu 11a Nrd1 Pum1 ~ here·ot the mal'l1.il.g0 of• P4l'S Esf,fllle Khter, Mlas Mary La•J.ghead Mrs Mr. 'and Mrs. George Childs and I GTQt.dmc.ll1cr, Mra Wm Whaley nt t he past wt.-eK 'I A:t~lr..,uvo~·-~~~\:1~~ 17~tsl)u+1.11:u~~:, Sa.Dford or BJ.ndualty o ·to Ur BANK lNI!!oT.\l.LS VAULT J 'lUghead and MW Minot wUI family aooompo.nled M18a Dorothy [ Da.rwnr Thompson and siHfl Nora Harley D. ouftnlnaft~m , ~f Middle· The 01tlsens N"llonal Bank hr'l'c mWc.e- a. tour thru Ule New England ' McKiqney t o her home at ChaunMiu!tos Ann'l Ma.·• a nd Mabel &nd Mr nnd Mrs Kirk f homw.on 1 ncb tl ..!l 1 lb~ lias nllld"' •I 11 pm't. )'fhe ceremooy •'W&.I!l perform· has ~nstalled a neov dttvice, Sta~ Defore returning home and cey.t 1hursday, af\er spending a Jvnc~> or At(ron~ were Sunday cf Amsden o. who art" \'L'IJUrtg r•w ttwble d ifference to her ed Tuesday nt t 6 30 'clock ed tor the protection of fund ~ will bs accomOllnied on the trtp by wee ere with them 'I'he ChJld3 ' f:\tt tt.o; of MIS&'6 Esthct a nd Mat . h crc spent a couple of da:.~ t!w past H LJ ldter nads I am 53 ' yPn:' at the Evane"fr~ ~ l1 ~np ~hortly after depost~s have beeD IM issLaUghea.ci whow1llaccompa.ny ~amUy wUI be accompanied. home ~~n·et Thomaa week renewing old acquamtunces G! •i nnd my m~lght Is 511 Lll\t lll:e in Band!t,-c wl~ '::v. ~dward n;ade, otflcla!S of lobe ba.nt have them here f~ a vlatt. Tbe tour M....n:kE•s•th:,.' iMthcKinere"w'l'thwthhoemwm Mlt', Carr:\ Byers of Colurr.bus and sight seeing among tht; hills year I v.etghl'd 154 lbs I htn • W .. Br uslt rtl 1 ~~~ announced through New England will be mnde ••• . Is v ~1t•nc .,er cousin, Rc3et.t::~ o1 West V1rglnlt\ bt.·en taking n hail-tr:a:o;poonful vf eye 9 catu06 . Mr.s. The new device L11 an electrlcnl • tll Mi.s!l Lauahelid'scar Lan Bishop ami son Alvu ·.l!!re : Kru.<>rll~n Se ll •, maltlp~· ll) · or .e Members ot Evangeline Chapkl . \\ell' In Wclshtown 1 1 ~-,.,',.,d,.s=d;,a,.,ug"h"le~.':"·-.,Mr=s=_,",10"y"'d' de layed period. time lock vaul t fo1 w R. Morrt.s returned Wednesday !~~~~~ ~ta~b a~d ~hel[0 fe.mlr~s~ M: £ Clltfo.rd Rhondcs a nd d~uI bu,smess visitor~ at Gall1puiL'i Wed- c1llnn~<;e In •nv aiel New J 'UJJ c.ay hold·UP protection, 1t wu ex• evening from a VISit. in Columbus Ch t.e:r Roode~~~ sdpr fPJ~n tl " Ill< r huve 1\!tutn•.:(l home from ::.. t. l:!:!lday ' '-'', 1oum.l l l1 e hips a~r \ ( 1'1, 1 platned. Since lnsura.nce laws haVJ' He, ai&J consulted a physician while fore~ lcnlu ~nd ~~~:r !ltc~lOon ! tn p to Cht<:uuo, whcuJ they a t.· • Mrs LP.na Johr.son and "un Geo ' weH:h 14i Ill:; dre.'l.<;. d J::Sut 1 fee l been alter~ It has beoonte nectS!l· thae He lepmt.s that his wife. nn d e!entng A J bl d fl~n I '('JClt d th~ Ct:utury of P1ogr r;. I DC oro~J SJho~ ~9·yhear·o1d A~~Uc i'pt'nt 'fh\1rsday With hl't st~tr 1 !l~h1£r am.l um nvw run uptit<:~J•S. \:a .....,. ar3; ~or .the protection of lal'{l:e whp baa been L'Onfined In a hO&plt.eJ r~ported n en oya e ny I'. ali f xJ .~1011 nl· u stopped at U1 ty, N .... l'lr..,. w o w•a se-.:tecl Mrs H o S henefield ll.l'Jch Jy·J~Jt: LL'IE'd L'J maJ..Ii ,,.,.. Health and are, ,. emJ!J~ llot j nm()un~ of mohey with~ Hft.een thue, w'as released from the hospip [ k '1 vJilo.; t JL ' ll "lr Jetur': ln )) al =n~~~{~e:~!:te~~amo~t:s ~:. I Mr nnd Mr~> B. 11 Ha lliday en ~ gasp tm bJt'aLh F.vt'rvom: ~ n.'J., frltnds. Heart and ·x:ibney yrou-~ minutes after de~slt:. ~ tal 'I!h1Uad~y !but will not return !h /J,,n e o/ tl1t lmmer s. JJHrenr~ af the ma 'or studios. ~~1!1 ~hort: tE'rtalned company from HuntlnF:· l •n w wel1 :.uLIJ Ill I IG(Ik -!\lJ . ., ble cause a higher death rate The electrlea.l cuntrolled. vaul ~ I here for abaut eight. or ten daY6 ! Mr and Mr~ Wal~er Tully 0 ,..•• chased for her beaut •nd r~ tc.n. lnd ' fh P nast week IJ H I among fat. people thn.q other• cpens wJthln tlft~n minutes after ¥.r. and Mrs, Thomage Wayland ' \ C<.lumb1JH ca me Sa.turda.y to ~JOnalit)' from a field 250~ Prof Guy uarr ilnd mothet <lf Kru~cnen L~ a n ldeul b.::lllll nl 6 Asthma Dyspep!ia Lir.rer troub- ~ ~he current Is switched on wnen a and d~ughter Anns Marilla or wu~_ . ls tte r s s 'ster-lu·la.w, Mrs candidate • , Mlchlga.n ar.d Mrs Lucinda Orr of , -;~ tnt" salt~ wmch help OOCIY crp 1 the 11' (0JntJnued trobl P&ge One) Ml n ' 11 "' Pi 'l'e who Is Ill at " Colwnbu.s w'ere guests Saturday of ! gaJl!> LO functiOn properly ... H"'d les, Fatty' of the hea.ft and Kidney oeposlt of .a large .amount la made lard came Wednesday el'ening to [ ailment& al'e common di&easea , of and thfl. mQney placed therein attend the runeral or Mr Wayland's heme In Wels htown . the latter's mece Mrs Delsno nw.. ntnin a splendid degr<:~ rf fst people. "'"lt~ln the t\me limit o( the recent- mother, which was conducted at' corn, oat&. ry~ ~nd barley was 1n H·~· Etl"'J Blum!lnaue~ wh1 Nr>lson a nd family' h~alth-lt butlds u~ energy• ,\"U ASIA TEA ly chan&ed law!. [ Hartford. Thursday. They are the process or formation todav It • - l•• 1n ~tuylng with her 1;runll children of ·Bidwell came saturc w Cahoon, E L Bo..qwonh <trenQ th whlle you re 1'ede~t1 .; H• relieves constlpntlon. tet.ard! fatty 1 ,..~0 aiarlit1ett.m~j~~w0:• m~~~y a:~ guests ot Mr and Mrs Otho Watts .wns rellabli reported l,lt trading pa:e11L.•1 Mr a~d Mrs. JI'COb Blu- day to spend Fteveral days with her nnd Onsh Nic hols enjoyed a fls hinll' I nm~al weight . accumula.tlOJUJ IUJtl Is proven the dd 0 t tl ~ ld Mr and Ml'$ Homer E Cook and circles I nH uauet in Welshtown. returned IJrother Roy Thoma~ and famUy tnp on the Bc1ot.o nver n few days <"•Pl K1 uschen Salts at., Bartnt:. 1 0 one reducing remedy that' gets dlr- im r.:~ :nk.~ ~~~d~st y - daughter EUza.beth ...nd FrledP. Eas~ ""d Chicago Interests , to h~ r home In Bridgeport, Bun - lleJ moLher Mr.s Mary Thomas ~he past week Pomeroy , Ma.rt.n. & 1 Fhannacy eo~ to the very cause ot !ttl a nd __ Faehnle will leave Pridw.y lor a were bo.ckilli the pl'Ojcct, which ts , day e 1me home with them after severp Mr and M1 !J J E Tu1 nP.r ac· 1.Rr. ller Mkldlt:.port, r:r s.qy Cl.ht 1 re aves it quickly , eaGJiy ~j,Dd ATl'END FtiNERAI ' companied by their son-in·law W llv.- drug!Ost m the wurld--w. Jf!C 1 visit at Benton Harbor, Mlch , with to lnclud~ lara-e professional tradel'S 1 M1 nnd Mrs WUl OulntJler, are ~ ! weeks l'l31t In Bidwell. s .ely Being 11. delicious drink It , ' forp1er's brother, G B Cook and othera in the grain trade The ' VI' ttl ng relntwes here this week Joha Price of ChEL!'leSt(ol) visited 0 Hnllidny attended Lhe funeral la<>ts -4 week:;; an d CQSts not rn nr.1 th~ can b& Laken w~th milk or l.illga.r Mr and Mrs J S Haggerty an d 1 'rhC'y w111 al&o visit at A Century 1 pool has financial bo.ck1ng of !rom I Mr and Mrll. Arthur Evan& and tls slSt.erptn·law Mrs. Mary Ann cr Mrs. Turner's Fister. Mr~ How~ 1ha n 85 cont.~ <~.d~ lnatea.d of coffee o~ )it\U , you take so n, Ja.mes, mdored to Wheel,ing of froi)'e..ss Exposition before re· - - -- -- - - - - - - - - no risk With Ma Tea ' Th\f,rsday morning where i hey at- llJrnlu&t h9Dlt:" l'he)' e,Xpect to be for Sa.le By tt•nded the tuners! ser\' lces for h er ge.ne about. ten da,fa. "'h St b D Co. brr:ther. Elijah Bartlett, who dl~ Mr. a11d 1Mrs. Charles Bing at•~ e ana Uty rug lherp Tuesday Funeral servlct!s lended the Bing r&.mlly reunion Middleport Obtu. \~tore conducted Thursday after· whi(l h was held Thursday at Lake I, ; : l ~ ln D«f ~oe will be publllhed. !14TION~ ADV¥JlTISING .' ' 1 not neoNIIJ'U)' to be JNFLUE~CE Hupp .wd IQll6 o~ here for an txteno.d•uthter, Mfs. fr1~ds aend us lettel'1 or new$ mtLtt.er for Pltblleai.lon tbQ' lbou)d 111 U1 cue~ prtnt.ed. Locatftl •ii1m tor F. p, but I c.n't 10 iii t... way with him WESTERN MT. OLIVF. .-.. CHAPTER 'I'WBI'!TY·StX I lI "'We can't alloW JOU to rei liP jn thla1 Mil!ll!l Luneaka," he aJietly and ,polite]y, • Leni, with ller whole 'fi'Orld •m•, put a AtmUe on ber lips. Glle ha4 notldnc \whatever -- .c- 1 -Atb what was occurring In \,.tart. ' l ' Her weaket Inner ae1f 1V&a InC - Doa'i Get )!Or' ~;b\:a,~b~es~~~~;~~~~~~~?.:~~ tbe bl<!"· briiUaat w'hi the tlenehed. But abe "h' enU,.Iy ' •, ... :~:~~\J:~titf.\':~~~.,:b:loodless revol~tlol\ much of cc of th ~ ftn~l chaplet may well be aacribed to the United St..tes amba"sador Toaat : Would have who advil;)ed those in charge, so wise ly. ijow that nor- 1!;1. Dunked another mile Ia the rrreatest muley it:1 again on the way, let us hope there is a new deal l.ll&tance h01111 b1 tbe ~orld. on th e way for the poor, lowest class Cuban who needs proof la that he l8 1n Siberia. now llelp so badly. Twice X: OoL a bad ride. Bo did ·- ---·WORTHLESS PEOPLE No sc1lS.Lblc person wl:l contJnue lo s uffer from those intense, lli'onl zlns:. Lhrobbing bunion 11a.!.n~ \\,hen tlle n ew pow:::rtul penetta~­ lng ye l ha1 mless wtiseptJc flmernlct 011 mn r cadllY be obtftined . at any 'A'Cll swck.{:d drug t t.w't•. ' Appty a. few droJ)s over t.h.c In~ fla.m£d part and see how s pccthly the pnln dlso. ppca.n and the In· flo.mmntlon Is reduc:od. So m:u veloosly powerful L! Em cra.lrl Oil that soft corns s'*'m to shrivel rlgh:O up ami drop ctJ. S~ nsbury Drug Co . Middlcpoti e.gcnt. guarantees one bottle to give results n.nd 1s dispcn:.lng ll tn mrny fon t :mffcr('l> adv. the pubUc OUBt Inhaler . H\8 jockey Wll.!l ner O NE of the things which makes 1t so hard for worth· voUB Con't 11tand other h~okinl over his shoulder. Jockeya while peopl e to get th e he lp which they so badi)' Duke He beat the ruu. front , wa.t1 Jea,:llna at t.he ne£d, j1:1 the general all 'round laziness and pure "cussed· h~:;h~::• poat by ftfty JenJthB IUld uoss" of some of those who ~eek relief at the least poliBi- n! all akme. He ISt"r~d a ll nlone, • ..> ble expense in the way of eft'ot1 on thflir pu.rt . A·n incident~ of the kind 1S shown by some worthless Twced~e& : AU the Intelligent in11e'er-do-wells in the northern part of the state who re· l'tlllkr\enta were on this corn bite ( A1l he needs I• a rainy day, a mud· ful!<ld to work for orders, stipulating that their wages Jy tr"ck, and watch hbn IJO ~ybe must be paid in cash. A~ a consequence, their women, a Uttle hall and sleet would help, too. q:e 'a at hiJ bj!at wlt.h a snow v.rhose heartH are not so hard as their worthless ~:~ pouses, plow \n rront or him. bave applied for Jobs and are working with plckH and Uppsa Dally : Had a aponge up hl8 People sal'e ancient coins, parch· When enough time has elapsed shovels so they mky lake th e necessarle• of life to their llOSCI. He'a had to many .11pon1lffi up menta and stampll. So why not and' we h•ve all the cards tabu· his n(IA he has learned to dhe~ tor collection of prehlflodc lated, we will give an exhibition tn loved dependents who are crying for food. them In twenty teet ot tropical wa- nleoho eaves? CarMile HaU or the Metropolitan While there 1~ some excuse for these men in demand~ ter. Art ~lleries. Then. future genera· Get the calllna- card of each ttons wlll learnt how we Jived with ing money in cash ra.ther than orders, it is only because H Meat Puzzle , HI& pwner lold the creep joint and olaSBiry lt. We the benanti' of the hiJher cuiLure. man who labors is entitled to his wages in cash. Ho .tnckey t.o t11ke It euy His trainer did Well, we round iha.t there benvvolent legislatiOn. a wild de· t(lld the jockey to go out and win weren't thirty thousand . There ~ire to succeed llnd a .etomaeh ever, this excuse il~ wa.Hhed away by the fact that ln Hl11 Jocke)' bet an anottaer hoaa In were ftft.y. JlUIJ1p. many instances they are workinr ouly hecK.use the stutr - -- -~ - - - - - ---,:=--:-:-.,---::;------ ~----~--or ft. subdivision i• makmg jobs for them as a matter of cco nprny in gettiug things done which otherwiKe wnu:d ilot be done exce)Jt that men must be '•d and the de· l'•ndent. would be forced to swallow their pl'ide if thcv look the aid •• a gift witl1out trying to do anythin11 for it. The strJkers therefore, at once, by their a.ctinn~. 1pl11ce thelllJl~tves In that c\•110 whsc pride is of such low <·n•te tnat the y would rather tak e the alms th••• to earn , th<•m , That sort of man had better not been born and It I ha•l h ~e p better for the world hod he not made his ~ P· •I""" !& New Cuban Presiden~t~~Gter·l }learan ciJ in U. In the !"eantime, tho wife or other <lepon~ent of th•t •ort of m~!l ll)u•t muke up In work too har<l for het' fr~ll ffoi)O otf! to CQJll~· ~P!ffllO." , r - .--,-·'---:!i!!"-_,.,-'Ii'- ·''·'·;;t,: , ~ eABOVJ!-FOR THE F!RST ,T!¥Jl. IN, fliSTORY i '!W'I\u·,flowu no one else to 11ave you ,Jour'self,'• ahot back "'You: have beauty. tal· &'eftlua, but nih brain. Jou can 'do ~thing. It e<ftnbined ,a.sbu~e& qf indu&tljJ to m11ke .... • ' ' • ' ~ ' • ' ::~:~~· "~at. m,. ~tt,l:u:' f.ct~t'l·am • ' .,_ , z· niil.turo~lly ind incd to Ire 1he ner!ou• type. l didn't start ' wltliCame11, b"u t:'l atsrswitch.:d t o them because 1 fourid dl!:ev are m1lder and baWl a dellPtful flavor. I smoL:e onlv 'Camels now ba;au'le 1 have diliCOveted that they alloF ~ to •moke an I war1t --wkbout upaetfina n•y nerves." l ) ' • i£FT- RE8I'ED A$ . • ,'• ! SMI!.ING aft.:. ~ ' ~ ' Hl3ht, Wiley Post eojbya a Ci(trleL "Smoking Cam&b as I have for so long.'' tay!l Po~t, "1 ntV(:r worry about healthy D Cr\'f.! ~ ~ rm A ~ ~ roMrant smolier~ tuo.!' · 1 ' • ' Steady Smoke:J9, turn to·Came·ls In an exclu!\ive int~rvi ew Wrr.EY POST says: ''Circling the globe alone in the Winnie Mae was the toughest ordeJI) l'\'e ev,er been through l A rotllld· the-world ftyer 1!31! tp he in shape to stand the~­ tremes of ph ysical cxbaustion. He has,.to he ready for any weather, RnY,• emergeney.IJIS i!/b e8ll8 for nerws in perfecl condition. Smo'kfft~;m<!ls as I I ' ...c.\oL lhave;. for $:0 ' long, I never worry :• . ...,..uaf nerves-and I'm a cimlltant SD\oket, too. Evfi'Ybod,y } '· lmo'wd I hal ·Ca""'ls are made from more expeni;lve , tobatc""· and TOU can ~erlainly teD It in tile mild. ' nes& and goo.i ~aa~~,of Cpels, and the faet lly Edaoo R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma J. W. HANSON, EDITOR OF THE NEW SMYRNA (FLORIDA) DAILY 1\lEWS, SAYS: 11•• !:. •LEf't-"lCA'N"TSPEA~ a9' a re~urd• bJiaklat,- Gyer. Pm a youpg TilarriOO wgftan •. ~'!~~ome a.rd dub \V(lrk keep me i~ ,,yery o¥nute. Add to .:ad ~ctlon. DID YOU EVER -STOP TO THINK? "The trouble with lite apaamoclic adv,ertiaer is that he believ· ea that it reachea fllrlher than it actually doea, He oflen ha~ tl1e notion that three or fpur foo<j ada a year Bf8 (Oillg to stamp IIPPR lite !Rjnd of every buyer t!>e fact that he goods of good qpality am! at right pricea'in a way that that impresaion will qever wear off. I the world alo'nel Slcepfcas •• , hunarY, •• ljnorlng th.e pe:rlb ,of-fog and lee • • • ~ lt;Dd ftfted Iandini• • , .Wiley,Pott ~n the !ldmirati,Oq of the "'bole wod4 ~tb.l?l• CCIUJ'oo ale, hll 1kill, and hi• liurvelou• phytlaa1 endur&oce in ftyiDI aroup4 ,th' World tn 1 daYt, 18 houn, 49~mi'P~ItJI. Here he Is tho'YI\ ~ he ~a.nded at Flq~~ettFleld• . Camels are made of fioer, MOIU! EXP,ENSIVE tobaccos than any other -ltlar brand. I..eaf tobaccos for clpretteo can be bouibt from !J¢ a pound to $1.00 ... but Camel ·payo the mliUons more that lnaure your enjoymenL ·~· II}'!' 'b~~ VP!'f , '. I ha• n~te .<1~~~,4•ril· ~ --------- "ftut I\111Jlllft 111incla are not lh~tl way; they are easy to divert from qn!t thirlf to ~noll\er by ~~~ bone~~ aqd, at!rll:ctive appeal tl!ru '"" m•dilllll P.f new•paper ~dverti&ing, unlen !he lmpreuion b,en "!"'~!' qv~r a p~rictd, of l'lllny years. . ,, ··~~vf'r!i•ing llff~ct• ll:\l' IJlin!l pf a bqycr in much the allfnl! lll•lUI•r ~ 'l•~•m qf '!"·~~~ 'Ill 'I r<><:lf. !f lite r~>.<:~ 11ad th~ ~eq•ll lQ !I!IO'f, HWRIIId !1a!ize it the fif'l ti!De a drop of ~aler fell \l~n ·il, bqt i~ I!!~•• mi~f!oria of years tp we,_.,,1\n impre~t ion in lite ~ . tb'll wilJ1ll•f· '· · • c ut,..~itut!i\ii ' w)l~t ~er matp shuulrt be mPre tll•l• wl•<l to c(o for fi~r- beo~us e of the foelin!l' he bonrs for hor. tJon· 1 seguoi)I\Y• w~~~~ he i• being crltlci~ed an<l cQilljomne4• 1 ~i • ncp~~~r~ ar~ feeling pnly sympathY for Ill• unl1•rtu·1 , •I i ·· ... ., ~ t Can\els neV~ ·jau;le• ~e nerves!" o.g. a t'aC ,. Thousands of smokers have switehed to Camels and found that they are better for steady smok~. Youf' nerves and uour taste will confinn this. Begin !OOay with Camels. Know that you are smokil11f 1' milder ci~rarelle , .. and that steady smoking dOeot not mterfer~ with healthy nerves ! '' �1I • :lln.Hale!O~and-~ 91>!1 lliUt let; 8UlldaJ fOil Olevo· td? atlend tbe l). ol .\. con- 11133 ~-. ventlml. Hele!l lfl>ltlb!r.n, .,._ 811<P· C~el!. &Dd. Obarlea Gluan dnUllhtot. MIIJo Je<ale. who be .n v16ltlng at Wa.verly 1rlt.h n.nd. lo6& B~her MQrpn. turned home Wednesda.y Mr. and Mn. Jennlnp Way~ laqd. were called tq Hartford by tbe d:ath ot hi5 motber, M!'s. Lucy a. to ' ohugb.!O'r, Tbe ad tatorr WU1 tl&dly as&ist you it deal~, 10 that the COPf !or ;pwr IJd ia prep.o.. ::d ln auch e. qranner aa w brtns the lfi ea.telit restl!LI to you. Eaeh ' ~· •M grad£1111>u- Ky .. johlet\' tM Youns.S~wn teach crs Thumtta.y at OolumbUB ror IJ t.rJ.P to Chicago, where they wm vi s!~ the CcntUl'Y ot ProgreM ~x~ who week with ht.s gmndJIUley Wood, retwn· at Chester p otit.lan. meL Chas. McDauiel, Mr6 John M~ Dnnlel arid Mrs . E'pp.!3 Rn-t •· were r.peht Thursday with Erncs' r evening Wolf &nd family and Edwa.rd Mer· riB nr.d family at IJorcas. Mr and. Mni o ; nver Hyr:ell and chlldt-en ;;~.nd Mrs Llzzie Moore of Maton, sher~ 'thUF..d&Y W.th ?t\1111. I Hysell a.nd 1<\mily. Mr. a.na 1141'8. Oeo Jenkins a.nd When her pare~~~ opposed her romance wlth Siht8 8 T.llt, who wanted duua:h.tcr went to Joppa, Sunday to to ~a.rry lwr, •·ll;;A Dorothy Sands, of Mouflt Ki!S(!o N. Y., took the VieU Meigs Benidum and family. trnd1tJonnl way out. She eloped with s 11ar.J. Ji'or ten dayH they lived In Mr and Mrs. Elwood Engle the cave wl•ctc sl'lc !11 shown here. She wae glad when lhey were found r and son and father, Jess Eng'l..:! of ~dLU•lt.!J.4t s.b.t':J ~~-:k ~ ~·t~ka.. Si!AS ill ll) illil eJ!nri'f.(l wtth abduction.:i Wa.fhh.1gton, C. }1., epcnt Sunday --·----· .. and Mond'o.y with her parents, Mr. and J M Matr and wile 'lJ)Cnt of Wm Etchlnger nnd family, and Mrs. Henry Zelher 11nd !n.m· BWldny with Emcst DeWoll a.:. Sunday aL t.hc falrgrouunds. lly. famU:v of Dorcas. Mlss Bel "n Cowie who Is f;!m~ Mr and Mrs. Cal'le D)lckworth M18s Emma Duckworth who has plnycd n.t the 0. H E. at Galli· 1o.nd da.ughte:- spent the week c,\d been \1sltlng -nt Century or Prug~ polis, WlLii th<:: recent gucm. ot l' · at ~n<lY.YtiiE va. with their C9~ ­ Exposttlon In Cl\ica.iO and pat'E'nt,a, Mr. and Mrs. J~.m 'Ob.~!e sinS, ' MfMeS 6a.rafi •arid:' '· DOrOthy ~lnts, retumed ~home Thun; and fn.m1ly. Heljje. , . Carl~ advertL••nnent.a IIMUld be reported tmmfldlat.l)J. No •$d'lertlaement wUl be taken tor leal tqan a minimum char11e o1 tor each tneera lion. For Sale, Mioc. ',I ' Cr11w Loapl! Hit l4111e Because Fielden fail In Pinch caUed. a "-\'H' I Tl>e potnl 1a 1116 lla.ve &een -~~~~f:.atrl= O.tn" 'l'hls;;; · WORK NULLIFIED When Hitters Alao Fail To Connect For Safeties I Were It: ========== a.-Book by Its-Cover POLLY .AND HER ' I L~J.:9¥• .Hr.metl WOlO waa a bqsi· Mrs lest'!ph W~VCl' of HOl'tfor<l and- Mob . .:enni.ugs WRyland. , r;~f't!,Lilt..>r in Columbu~. Newarlr is a. rut!St. ot h'!r daughter, Mrs and Mrs Wm. Uou(laahc<·I .iJb<f;l,: Lancaster, retumtd horne Heb,.r James a.nd family. and childt8ll attended the ptcruc Prlday. Loren Qu11Un of Ba.ld. Knobs, ------- ..---- .. The count rode a.tona three and two •flCl fl. have been ·~t\t!j.}iiijD;i~ tt app9ared A. ghtcr, B~cy Rollin&, ot Covl.ll£to:•. The publltben will be responalble ooty ror one Incorrect Insertion of an1 advcrtloomcnt. Errora ln Lwent-nve oent.s 8pr1J1P., Sunday, to vlsit a.unts. Mlas ¥ary Stone a;~q Mrs. Aflla Elliott. q •1 · • Mn<. Maraal'i>t L!'wreh.o• oM .. fourtb when Qeell •trod~ to YE~ L h£"1~ 1 oonaeeutJ.ve m.ert1on1 tor price ot llto aropnd tor there nre two ew we ainotrely I~ '!M a ball. ! ":, ; ' I Wlth oeelll on tlrtlt and two out SEELS ONLYf Pl,A TO R£AC.H THIJlD thina:s dtd not. look "t all ~ •t ~ ' 8eell however, toot a lead once rill\ back to, first.. on Nessy's throw to Sl'fOUd ~ On the next Only Two Others, One On Side 4\lle T11 h.e ~!4n made a. blutr start A"vance As Fat Keystone Stati'oni ~cjl_ ~nd iPld "''~~~ pro!Hl~ly 10 feet ft om base. when he stopped Pitrl,er Now Haa l·Q Victory Over Other see~ :where he wu, threw --.-:· •eod allo"~ Dov'" end but the bo.ll we.nt low, A greH L crowd w'.$ nre,s.en t to . see b,.cman'o ·; oecond. •• He Ia "~ -• 1u to --• tho only "" Vav1s and s ....'·1ppC'o.L '. """'' field ww·- L Haley had a one or the greatest and hard tought. ot .the Specials who sa.w the ~ bl 'i-'pic.klng It tt• Seels • amea ever pla.Yed In Lhts sectloh of ·-~lion and h"'1r' we.nL no ~rou e n ,. the country a:tnce reCL'eii.thm ball ~· th-e meantime si.zlng up the sttuahas been taken up In L.hese partl'i none setlll!l ttoe hot corneL Uon, put on full he~t.d of :;team and Moore or O.k HUI pitching well WM tlle 011ly other on~ to reach ~he 1·eached second in s&fet.y BucJtley nigh perfect. ball, wa.s simp\Y un·' Initial station Sotb were left at then smote one toward third but to bea~ble and while Buck of Lhe Lhmr rFspectlVO place& when the the left of KlOM who moved over Fugat.c Special!! ww; not so sensaL- ~ nclrt three players, Ste.nlex. Nessel· to have the ba.ll strike him seem· tonal 11.8 the poker fc.ced mdlvldue.l road 1\l!d W. Hal~:~y, ineffectually tngly about the knee or a trifle he was fully fully as e~fective so rar bent. the breeze fpr three tan outs. lower. In bounding. the be.ll rolled as the actual scoring of run::; I& In the meantime Buck, pit.chlng toward center field, not rar but t • concerned. not s: scnsatiQnally was doing his at such an angle that nelthe1· 1 ' Had both teams fielded perfectly wcrk well and with perfect sup· St.n.nley or Da"l& could retril'"te It b proba.ble that, with the two port. woul«\ have eamtd a tie score nnd tbe game was gone at that. .Golf'l!l ttewest sens:ttion ts Lueille hurters as tbey were working Wed- although unless Moore's support onl' Instant. Buckley took second un Robinson, 22-year-old Iowa girl! nesday evening, both team.s would railed htm the Fugate QUtflt never the ~brown tn and was the only (Rbove), who won the women'&! be battling as tills ls bt~ng read and hn.d a. ctumCil 1io score other player beside Beets of the Western champiouship at Oa.k Par~ still no score recmd.cd. Young Bur.k cumcct 10 sLJikcouta Oak Hill team and Davis of the 111. She. defeated Virginia Van Wt~ Moore. pitclung ball that was un· aud allcwed but tlve hits Four of Fugate Specials who reach(•d \he the nnt.m.!'al champion in, the final hlttablc, turned in the first no hit, these wt::•e tltan hits which no keystone staUon l'OUnd, Experts ea;v ah~ I oa thEf no run pel'formanco ever pitched 1n fielders were near when they skip~ In no other innmg did the Oak war to the top. these parts. It was simply a pro· ped to the outfield. The f1fth and lil¥ boys get a runner past tlrst • "--'= cbsion ot one. two, three, mnlng the one which did t.he damage was That Is how eftectlve B11ck was "' after Inning. In fa.ct in eight of n. scratch to say the least and had l.it<:t.lng To make the defeat ,more lng. the ntne Innings he retired the Fu- Kloes alloWed the ball to pl'l.Y him, bltter, there were two out when he one error was recorded agamst !iBte Specials boys a.s fast. as they might have been fielded However lrst. control to issue his only pass Oak HUI, it being Lhe mlscue and raced him. as the situation resulted., the ball which a cruel :rate decreed should l:ad throw of Miller In trying J.o get striking out 18 I.Ja.tters or nn av· took a nuty hop a.s It reached the be so costly. That however Is how Davis in the lasL half of the inn· crage of two to the inning, lle mow- Fugate third ba8ema.n caromed off ball games a.re won and lost. ing in which the lone run was cct Lhe opposltlon 11 regt•ar order his left. leg and bounded a.wa.y for Three ert'ors 'Were recorded sc.ored. In three Innings, tile second, foUJth fl lucky break tor the Qak HUI ELK· against the F'ugate SpeciaLs. one Naturally u. was a ta.st game be~ and fifth he fanned the side to get gregatton, going so far from both being Nesa)l's low throw In the mg played In 59 minutes because so half biG strikeouts l.n these t.hrte Stanley at. shortstop and Davis at scoring inning t.haL put Secls In a few were getting on base. Two frames • second I:HI.!!e that neither could fleid position to score, one was mnde by more than the required 27 batted In the fourth. the only ilmlng m It in time to catch the tleet Beets 0 Haley In the first Inning when for PU(!:ate's Bpeclala while stx which a Puga.t4: Grocery Special who had set !.all for home at the t:t dropped an easy foul ~A1th Mor· more than the requlreLI nwnber reached the tnttlal sta.Uon. Moore cta<"k. of the bat At that Davis gan at be.t. the first hatter of the fr.ce<l Buck. one .sCOling and five be I~Riued his only base to his pitching made a belated throw tor the plute 8Rme. A protest wa.s made at thai Ina left on base, !cur on tlrst and opponent. Buck aftr~ Davis' e~ bu,t tt was too 1ate and a trifle wide time that th6 coacher lnterferred one on second. roller had been tumblEd by Miller and co the only run or the &&me \VIth the pla.3 but tt was not allow~ It was a. thrllltn" game to see es~ until It wa.s too lat.c to get his man was soortd Even so It was not an ed. The third mtscue was by KlOE'S pecJally when It was noted. that o.nd 'his wlld throw ove 1 the nrstearncd run for hnd Nessy not. made l~l the ninth, Inning but cost noth· Moore bad a chance to set a. record - - - - -·- -- ---~ --.- ~ - - - , b y pitching hltle88 liS well a.s score· lesa ball l'he fieldtng feature of lhc game was performed by W. Ha· ley tn !crt field when he caught Moore's . fly after nearly falling tw1ce 1.1'\. the wet gras::s. The . oa~h was u. shoe ~>trlng affair and the youth straightened up and whip~ ped the ,pellet to c. Haley a.t ftrst to dou~le J .. Davis whQ had sinKIE¥1 Wa.yla~.d. Roc._ !~~~:~-.0'¥, ~"/1 ';',:""~i,. b"""' of T"o Lad a Pitch W !'P.derful 8"" 8efqre 4r1e f,rowd; Buck Loaea 5 ttit }f"a"broker By 1 To 0 1 Score When Su~tpl)l't F•l«ora · - "·'·'' M[' a.nd Mrs. Harvey Holter went o -ullve tnsertlonl for ~- ol l>fllter thon lQdeed he Jill" - - - - - - .,.....- h{!t.a Olenr.a Soulsby ~U~KS [NGAGf. ~IN ~NVTijE~ R~NlES~ \G~ME: l~S[ 4U~ J>O oould "''r·-;:_·:c: •• WHE~ HE ~EC~~ijS Mra. KatF. DR.vla, son Merle an<t ~e at 0.:.-xter, apcfli S(\tlird: •I ~»ld -f1nt- PITCHERS' HE AN~ BUCK Jlalro!d .ll'rant or NelsonvUie, 11pent tsun· da> W!ib ..... OI>Cl ' """ ll.ichard nutlt••ofth. M..fl, Ge:rt.t~ J.:.nea ~id dau~ c!llera of Collli!!4U&, spent l!atur· day tlen with rrtend.ll. with Robert Grltnth • OF ALL PORK CHOPS We'LL HAVE.. r;.~;-; Sf>ARIE:- In the St. Louis Hot-spot ' 1 HOW THEY STAND AMERICAN AStlOCIATION Club Won Lost Pet. potumbus 83 42 .684 M:inneapol\6 . . . . . . . 70 69 .543 Indl&napolts . . .. 6G 59 .524 St. Paul . . . . . . . . 86 6t • ,m,ol11wJlltlllr1\ ~-~t_wll<utnoxjil T<!l!'jk> ...." ... , ..., G0___116 .' lOO fail -liOiTI' We bB:w whelillie catc~ LoWBlllle .. .. .. .. . 5li IS Ohio State· Fair Viaitora STOP AT HOTEL COLUMBUS Corner Lane and Fifth Stl. Cul•mbWJ, Ohio. BOOMS, Sli<GLE $1.00 DOUBLE $l.54t Dlniq Room, CoUC!e Shop. Unttmlttd Str11et l•arklnr .lan:es H. Butler, Full Pack No Slack Flllinq • ? SAMEPIICE..,_ AS42 YIAISAGO 2Sou-lor254 ol" l...IK'E "11U A,F~ICA ANt;) A .....L..E Of" 1;r6r..V ~o~~W. J::rJ!AcJjotl/ Jlana~er. "{.~IFTH AVE. FASHIONS By JANE GORDON J I I All ).,, GorJu'1 mlldtll 11r1 crt11Wl tnul 1lrtlt~td i11 P11ri1 (f.11tl 1116 111J"r"J .,., m11Jt i11 Nftll Yeti. ), I You'll be needing aomtthing smart for afternoon bridiJe, teas, weddinl teceptions and for dinin1 and dane:."' ina in tbc e~nings. T.6U llllf"• N•, 1069 ••I J1 , ... ,...J ., 11 ,. "· ~ II U 'tfl/ll f,. fll.u;.,f J•lifl,,_, li 'U llqJ ,.,. '*' I H~ to O,t 7'lllu Plftflrill, Soad IS """ \lo •101l!fl or •ll!~l' w! Pil~l<!~ Jil'!""' Wrl,. •¥11•11• "'!4 ,flo!~~ yoar ·~ ''~ full !q poltua '"4·~ .,.. '" ...... . ..J ~.,....plo ... ~~ ~-- ' De T.:: c 1'1\n• 1 Fout-~D RO•>'~'r::; Ar...tD HE'S "\Jayi).JG' TO COME I l.. ~,_. Hvr.cRY. MAC . '"'"_1~"­ tnctift. ' While black and white 1hter ertpe • made the fint madtl, blue and white.! plain btip or plaio l(l'e)' are other' a:ood colon. J 01 ; PACt F y ltt_L '/0~ For any of these functlont, rna- · trons--esptciatly those who mi&ht consider a little stenderizing-wiU find thi1 euaemb\e u:ceediraP, at- •1•rt~ tb! q. .._. p,,,_ I PLEAS.ll'IT SOCIAL DAYS AHitADl ·-:l was made. Stanley made a nice Milwaukee . . . . . . . . 55 '11 stop and. throw of a slow hit ball to Kanau Otty . . . . . . fD 80 short ~Y Miller in third inning to Nt\TIOlliAL LCAGUE r.ls man on a. hairline decision. Olub Won Loot Pel Other chances wcl'e cowparatJve· .596 New Y01·k . . . 64 43 tv easy. .559 Flt-'sburgh 82 49 545 'l'We series between these two ChtCR(IO . . . . . . . . .. 61 51 .536 00 52 h\U'Ie1 s now stu,nd one each, Buck Boston . . .535 81 63 lawl.ng defeated Moore in a 16 tnn· st Louis .422 t6 03 mg cont.est b1 Kan11.uga. a. few wee~ Philadelphia. . 411 4f 63 ago al.so by the narrowest pogalblc Brooklyn ,393 Cincinnati . . . 4f 66 ond lowest score, 1 to 0. At no time w&ll more than one hit AMIERIC'AN LEAOU): recorded n.gainst Buck iu any one '11ub Won r..ost. bnlng. 'fhc blngles were dlstritm~d 72 38 as follows: Moore one In the lltlrd, Washington . 65 4i the first hit of the game. Buckley's Nr,w York 55 M scmtch m the fourth, the ga.me Phlla.delphla 56 59 ''inner J. De.vla bingle In the fifth. Cleveland. . 55 56 Stoels first up lu We seventh also Det.l'olt . . singled but WO'l left. when the next Ohlcat~;o . .. . . ... 51 fJ9 48 61 two f""ned and Miller flied out to Bos~n 43 72 L. HLtley. The lllst bingle of the St. Louis . . . cnme was by Morgan In thtl eighth INTB8NATIONAL LEAGUE wlt.h two out 01~ Won Lost 1'-" The boX bCOlC followN ABRHPOAE Newark . . 82 56 Oak Htll 14 64 4 0 1 0 0 0 Rochest.er Morgan. rf 13 65 4 0 0 4 0 0 ~altlmore . Brisker, lb 71 6'J 4 0 0 0 0 0 Toronto . .. . .. .. Kiser, 3b 65 '11 3111900 .Montreal . . Seals, c . M 71 Buckley, ct . . .. 4 0 1 1 0 0 Albany . . . 6t 72 4 0 0 1 1 0 Butralo . B. Hughes. 2b 54 81 3 0 0 2 1 1 Jersey City . . Mtller, 88 • . • • J. Davis Jr .. .. . 3 0 I 0 0 0 1'ESTt":RDAY'8 at:SULTS 301000 MOOl'C, p GRE'JII(T 'TO H\Jiie.rt y en ,.,. I '\IE' tiOT ,.., 1(5"1-IT ' ~ FA'TAL - Tll,.L.,.IQ ~10 Total . . 32 IHS..'J' v.J&.R.E OUT TO Fugatf.l SpeclaiH ABRHPOAJ:o 400310 3 0 0 1 0 0 KICk INN R. Davin. Jr 2b Buck, p ...... 1 Milwaukee 9; Columbus f1 . Minneapolis 16: LoulsvUlc I. St. 'Paul 8; Indlana.polls 13. Indianapolis 14; St. Paul 3. TOletiO 5; Kansas City 4 o ~ 3 0 0 11 0 1 300110 300200 3 0 0 4 0 l Nf.TmN&Li.t:AGt!E New York 5: Clnclnnatt 0 Broo,ltl)'Il 2; Pittsburgh 1 fll Inn.) 1 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 11; Brooklyn 7. 2 0 0 I 0 St Loqla 7; Philadelphia 6 112 200311 1 0 0 0 0 0 Inn InKS). Phil"'delphla 2: St. Louis 0. B08ton 6; Chlca(l"' 1. To~al . . . . 28 o 0215 3 1 • Johnson OO~Lt:d for Am bet get' Ln AMERICAN t-E,.GUE ulnth. •McNaughton batted for K:loes "'' \ Cleveland ·&: Philadelphia. 4. WIUihlnktoll 5; Ohtca.KO 1. ninth. St. Loul8 13; New York 3. · Detri>ll 6: Booton • Earnoct ·t·uw; nwic • Ex\rR. baoo h.lts uone B!lrfle on balls: by Buck. 1: b)' Moore 1. L. He.lcy. cr . C. Haley. lb Johnson. rr • Am bet gel', rf Kloes. 3b ..... McNaughtOII, • . l ~ I ! 61a'4Ck ot1t: by Moo1e 11, by 10. pl~hea: ~ns.scd bans. none. qouble plpy· w. Wild )By, Bu~k to 0. :J(a· Buckle)' . 6Jl<!ol~la 2: ~!Ill· on r-rror•. rug~tt ~' Q~k Hill 2. lln•plros· o. ~llepaworLI•. c. AI· .,,tJnJ) of a;a.iUe! era n~IQ!Itfl· '·~ · ' . M ~61JIIiae: ' ' • (·>!'II~ I ~~~~ I ~ ~ I ir'llwortl>, R-11. , fn,\'4 'ii l~;¥~~11!PP1~ II «-ti'vl' W~""* , ll·l~l'!)lli!M:!'·'' 1 R~• : •..... . oa o o o o6 ~ ......... ,, .. 100 OOOP! !.....,.. \.: •· I ·' r., ll\lt ... oo o, p ooP oo o R . .. .... odooooOQo o. •i! ·' .·trl'lll'f . QO,Q\QHU "Newspaper advertising is for the purpo1e of helpinl' lo sell either morchan:iioe or idea• or both. The a11peal of the local newap~.<pet· is uni•tcnal; ita newo is ea11erbr aou1ht_ and .it qffer• an eJ~cellent llpportunitv for the local m~rc~'lll~ to bnnrll!• !llcrc!ltHl" 141~9 t? 1111'1 't~~~!llj!l~ !lf tile loc..l comtitllency. ., WIU Ig~ 'nl!l'lhltoi1334UU Q pI II Gl ·l ~ t; "Aimoot everybody haa something lo sell and in order to mnlrc n salr there mu•t firot be a contact of •omc l<ind. 1lJl); n11wa~"§r 1 lll'i~ ~rpper '!'anJ~~Il!eql. ·~o~~l~ ~•v!' I" ,,~, ~~~~~· ~f h1/ !l. r l" '~!l'IJI""I•Y ""1"~ ·~~~~ lllflkC ,, ·p•f· ~!!'·~~ m~t •. fc:~: llP tlfvprJI•lnl! 11l~1u, . r . f.ll".l·· !>l>fl on bose· oak Hlil ! : Fugoto 1 lelarlrotI: ARTHUR .1. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: ,conr~t*<t} f\<1. flr_cplatil!,ll• ·p!!l'llli.tipj a \lfl\lll!flln ll."l!lj!> an!'ll~ill~ wilbhl " r.nnftTfr.4 ~r'~amullr!'fl· .. 'fhe newap11,per 1!1')'1~, i'll!lle~, ill-f'<; ~IL•Il'iq;, •nd P~rlliiq floxi!»ili~Y in lllanniq1 11n4 911mlil, !!~t -~ir<rlbinll ochcdql••· ' . ' ' fl,una b11ttcli 111 Shawnee, Oklahoma "T.hroulpi lh!! 11cwapaper the ~t~erc~llnt has lqc•li~d !Ill~ no,ic. Haley By EDSON R. W AITF. AMERICAN A880CU'IION Mllwaukee 4, Columbus 0 1 5 27 7 1 a o o stanley. ISS Ne..'ll:lelroo.d. c W Haley. tr ... Did You Ever Stop To Think? ·~ �1I • :lln.Hale!O~and-~ 91>!1 lliUt let; 8UlldaJ fOil Olevo· td? atlend tbe l). ol .\. con- 11133 ~-. ventlml. Hele!l lfl>ltlb!r.n, .,._ 811<P· C~el!. &Dd. Obarlea Gluan dnUllhtot. MIIJo Je<ale. who be .n v16ltlng at Wa.verly 1rlt.h n.nd. lo6& B~her MQrpn. turned home Wednesda.y Mr. and Mn. Jennlnp Way~ laqd. were called tq Hartford by tbe d:ath ot hi5 motber, M!'s. Lucy a. to ' ohugb.!O'r, Tbe ad tatorr WU1 tl&dly as&ist you it deal~, 10 that the COPf !or ;pwr IJd ia prep.o.. ::d ln auch e. qranner aa w brtns the lfi ea.telit restl!LI to you. Eaeh ' ~· •M grad£1111>u- Ky .. johlet\' tM Youns.S~wn teach crs Thumtta.y at OolumbUB ror IJ t.rJ.P to Chicago, where they wm vi s!~ the CcntUl'Y ot ProgreM ~x~ who week with ht.s gmndJIUley Wood, retwn· at Chester p otit.lan. meL Chas. McDauiel, Mr6 John M~ Dnnlel arid Mrs . E'pp.!3 Rn-t •· were r.peht Thursday with Erncs' r evening Wolf &nd family and Edwa.rd Mer· riB nr.d family at IJorcas. Mr and. Mni o ; nver Hyr:ell and chlldt-en ;;~.nd Mrs Llzzie Moore of Maton, sher~ 'thUF..d&Y W.th ?t\1111. I Hysell a.nd 1<\mily. Mr. a.na 1141'8. Oeo Jenkins a.nd When her pare~~~ opposed her romance wlth Siht8 8 T.llt, who wanted duua:h.tcr went to Joppa, Sunday to to ~a.rry lwr, •·ll;;A Dorothy Sands, of Mouflt Ki!S(!o N. Y., took the VieU Meigs Benidum and family. trnd1tJonnl way out. She eloped with s 11ar.J. Ji'or ten dayH they lived In Mr and Mrs. Elwood Engle the cave wl•ctc sl'lc !11 shown here. She wae glad when lhey were found r and son and father, Jess Eng'l..:! of ~dLU•lt.!J.4t s.b.t':J ~~-:k ~ ~·t~ka.. Si!AS ill ll) illil eJ!nri'f.(l wtth abduction.:i Wa.fhh.1gton, C. }1., epcnt Sunday --·----· .. and Mond'o.y with her parents, Mr. and J M Matr and wile 'lJ)Cnt of Wm Etchlnger nnd family, and Mrs. Henry Zelher 11nd !n.m· BWldny with Emcst DeWoll a.:. Sunday aL t.hc falrgrouunds. lly. famU:v of Dorcas. Mlss Bel "n Cowie who Is f;!m~ Mr and Mrs. Cal'le D)lckworth M18s Emma Duckworth who has plnycd n.t the 0. H E. at Galli· 1o.nd da.ughte:- spent the week c,\d been \1sltlng -nt Century or Prug~ polis, WlLii th<:: recent gucm. ot l' · at ~n<lY.YtiiE va. with their C9~ ­ Exposttlon In Cl\ica.iO and pat'E'nt,a, Mr. and Mrs. J~.m 'Ob.~!e sinS, ' MfMeS 6a.rafi •arid:' '· DOrOthy ~lnts, retumed ~home Thun; and fn.m1ly. Heljje. , . Carl~ advertL••nnent.a IIMUld be reported tmmfldlat.l)J. No •$d'lertlaement wUl be taken tor leal tqan a minimum char11e o1 tor each tneera lion. For Sale, Mioc. ',I ' Cr11w Loapl! Hit l4111e Because Fielden fail In Pinch caUed. a "-\'H' I Tl>e potnl 1a 1116 lla.ve &een -~~~~f:.atrl= O.tn" 'l'hls;;; · WORK NULLIFIED When Hitters Alao Fail To Connect For Safeties I Were It: ========== a.-Book by Its-Cover POLLY .AND HER ' I L~J.:9¥• .Hr.metl WOlO waa a bqsi· Mrs lest'!ph W~VCl' of HOl'tfor<l and- Mob . .:enni.ugs WRyland. , r;~f't!,Lilt..>r in Columbu~. Newarlr is a. rut!St. ot h'!r daughter, Mrs and Mrs Wm. Uou(laahc<·I .iJb<f;l,: Lancaster, retumtd horne Heb,.r James a.nd family. and childt8ll attended the ptcruc Prlday. Loren Qu11Un of Ba.ld. Knobs, ------- ..---- .. The count rode a.tona three and two •flCl fl. have been ·~t\t!j.}iiijD;i~ tt app9ared A. ghtcr, B~cy Rollin&, ot Covl.ll£to:•. The publltben will be responalble ooty ror one Incorrect Insertion of an1 advcrtloomcnt. Errora ln Lwent-nve oent.s 8pr1J1P., Sunday, to vlsit a.unts. Mlas ¥ary Stone a;~q Mrs. Aflla Elliott. q •1 · • Mn<. Maraal'i>t L!'wreh.o• oM .. fourtb when Qeell •trod~ to YE~ L h£"1~ 1 oonaeeutJ.ve m.ert1on1 tor price ot llto aropnd tor there nre two ew we ainotrely I~ '!M a ball. ! ":, ; ' I Wlth oeelll on tlrtlt and two out SEELS ONLYf Pl,A TO R£AC.H THIJlD thina:s dtd not. look "t all ~ •t ~ ' 8eell however, toot a lead once rill\ back to, first.. on Nessy's throw to Sl'fOUd ~ On the next Only Two Others, One On Side 4\lle T11 h.e ~!4n made a. blutr start A"vance As Fat Keystone Stati'oni ~cjl_ ~nd iPld "''~~~ pro!Hl~ly 10 feet ft om base. when he stopped Pitrl,er Now Haa l·Q Victory Over Other see~ :where he wu, threw --.-:· •eod allo"~ Dov'" end but the bo.ll we.nt low, A greH L crowd w'.$ nre,s.en t to . see b,.cman'o ·; oecond. •• He Ia "~ -• 1u to --• tho only "" Vav1s and s ....'·1ppC'o.L '. """'' field ww·- L Haley had a one or the greatest and hard tought. ot .the Specials who sa.w the ~ bl 'i-'pic.klng It tt• Seels • amea ever pla.Yed In Lhts sectloh of ·-~lion and h"'1r' we.nL no ~rou e n ,. the country a:tnce reCL'eii.thm ball ~· th-e meantime si.zlng up the sttuahas been taken up In L.hese partl'i none setlll!l ttoe hot corneL Uon, put on full he~t.d of :;team and Moore or O.k HUI pitching well WM tlle 011ly other on~ to reach ~he 1·eached second in s&fet.y BucJtley nigh perfect. ball, wa.s simp\Y un·' Initial station Sotb were left at then smote one toward third but to bea~ble and while Buck of Lhe Lhmr rFspectlVO place& when the the left of KlOM who moved over Fugat.c Special!! ww; not so sensaL- ~ nclrt three players, Ste.nlex. Nessel· to have the ba.ll strike him seem· tonal 11.8 the poker fc.ced mdlvldue.l road 1\l!d W. Hal~:~y, ineffectually tngly about the knee or a trifle he was fully fully as e~fective so rar bent. the breeze fpr three tan outs. lower. In bounding. the be.ll rolled as the actual scoring of run::; I& In the meantime Buck, pit.chlng toward center field, not rar but t • concerned. not s: scnsatiQnally was doing his at such an angle that nelthe1· 1 ' Had both teams fielded perfectly wcrk well and with perfect sup· St.n.nley or Da"l& could retril'"te It b proba.ble that, with the two port. woul«\ have eamtd a tie score nnd tbe game was gone at that. .Golf'l!l ttewest sens:ttion ts Lueille hurters as tbey were working Wed- although unless Moore's support onl' Instant. Buckley took second un Robinson, 22-year-old Iowa girl! nesday evening, both team.s would railed htm the Fugate QUtflt never the ~brown tn and was the only (Rbove), who won the women'&! be battling as tills ls bt~ng read and hn.d a. ctumCil 1io score other player beside Beets of the Western champiouship at Oa.k Par~ still no score recmd.cd. Young Bur.k cumcct 10 sLJikcouta Oak Hill team and Davis of the 111. She. defeated Virginia Van Wt~ Moore. pitclung ball that was un· aud allcwed but tlve hits Four of Fugate Specials who reach(•d \he the nnt.m.!'al champion in, the final hlttablc, turned in the first no hit, these wt::•e tltan hits which no keystone staUon l'OUnd, Experts ea;v ah~ I oa thEf no run pel'formanco ever pitched 1n fielders were near when they skip~ In no other innmg did the Oak war to the top. these parts. It was simply a pro· ped to the outfield. The f1fth and lil¥ boys get a runner past tlrst • "--'= cbsion ot one. two, three, mnlng the one which did t.he damage was That Is how eftectlve B11ck was "' after Inning. In fa.ct in eight of n. scratch to say the least and had l.it<:t.lng To make the defeat ,more lng. the ntne Innings he retired the Fu- Kloes alloWed the ball to pl'l.Y him, bltter, there were two out when he one error was recorded agamst !iBte Specials boys a.s fast. as they might have been fielded However lrst. control to issue his only pass Oak HUI, it being Lhe mlscue and raced him. as the situation resulted., the ball which a cruel :rate decreed should l:ad throw of Miller In trying J.o get striking out 18 I.Ja.tters or nn av· took a nuty hop a.s It reached the be so costly. That however Is how Davis in the lasL half of the inn· crage of two to the inning, lle mow- Fugate third ba8ema.n caromed off ball games a.re won and lost. ing in which the lone run was cct Lhe opposltlon 11 regt•ar order his left. leg and bounded a.wa.y for Three ert'ors 'Were recorded sc.ored. In three Innings, tile second, foUJth fl lucky break tor the Qak HUI ELK· against the F'ugate SpeciaLs. one Naturally u. was a ta.st game be~ and fifth he fanned the side to get gregatton, going so far from both being Nesa)l's low throw In the mg played In 59 minutes because so half biG strikeouts l.n these t.hrte Stanley at. shortstop and Davis at scoring inning t.haL put Secls In a few were getting on base. Two frames • second I:HI.!!e that neither could fleid position to score, one was mnde by more than the required 27 batted In the fourth. the only ilmlng m It in time to catch the tleet Beets 0 Haley In the first Inning when for PU(!:ate's Bpeclala while stx which a Puga.t4: Grocery Special who had set !.all for home at the t:t dropped an easy foul ~A1th Mor· more than the requlreLI nwnber reached the tnttlal sta.Uon. Moore cta<"k. of the bat At that Davis gan at be.t. the first hatter of the fr.ce<l Buck. one .sCOling and five be I~Riued his only base to his pitching made a belated throw tor the plute 8Rme. A protest wa.s made at thai Ina left on base, !cur on tlrst and opponent. Buck aftr~ Davis' e~ bu,t tt was too 1ate and a trifle wide time that th6 coacher lnterferred one on second. roller had been tumblEd by Miller and co the only run or the &&me \VIth the pla.3 but tt was not allow~ It was a. thrllltn" game to see es~ until It wa.s too lat.c to get his man was soortd Even so It was not an ed. The third mtscue was by KlOE'S pecJally when It was noted. that o.nd 'his wlld throw ove 1 the nrstearncd run for hnd Nessy not. made l~l the ninth, Inning but cost noth· Moore bad a chance to set a. record - - - - -·- -- ---~ --.- ~ - - - , b y pitching hltle88 liS well a.s score· lesa ball l'he fieldtng feature of lhc game was performed by W. Ha· ley tn !crt field when he caught Moore's . fly after nearly falling tw1ce 1.1'\. the wet gras::s. The . oa~h was u. shoe ~>trlng affair and the youth straightened up and whip~ ped the ,pellet to c. Haley a.t ftrst to dou~le J .. Davis whQ had sinKIE¥1 Wa.yla~.d. Roc._ !~~~:~-.0'¥, ~"/1 ';',:""~i,. b"""' of T"o Lad a Pitch W !'P.derful 8"" 8efqre 4r1e f,rowd; Buck Loaea 5 ttit }f"a"broker By 1 To 0 1 Score When Su~tpl)l't F•l«ora · - "·'·'' M[' a.nd Mrs. Harvey Holter went o -ullve tnsertlonl for ~- ol l>fllter thon lQdeed he Jill" - - - - - - .,.....- h{!t.a Olenr.a Soulsby ~U~KS [NGAGf. ~IN ~NVTijE~ R~NlES~ \G~ME: l~S[ 4U~ J>O oould "''r·-;:_·:c: •• WHE~ HE ~EC~~ijS Mra. KatF. DR.vla, son Merle an<t ~e at 0.:.-xter, apcfli S(\tlird: •I ~»ld -f1nt- PITCHERS' HE AN~ BUCK Jlalro!d .ll'rant or NelsonvUie, 11pent tsun· da> W!ib ..... OI>Cl ' """ ll.ichard nutlt••ofth. M..fl, Ge:rt.t~ J.:.nea ~id dau~ c!llera of Collli!!4U&, spent l!atur· day tlen with rrtend.ll. with Robert Grltnth • OF ALL PORK CHOPS We'LL HAVE.. r;.~;-; Sf>ARIE:- In the St. Louis Hot-spot ' 1 HOW THEY STAND AMERICAN AStlOCIATION Club Won Lost Pet. potumbus 83 42 .684 M:inneapol\6 . . . . . . . 70 69 .543 Indl&napolts . . .. 6G 59 .524 St. Paul . . . . . . . . 86 6t • ,m,ol11wJlltlllr1\ ~-~t_wll<utnoxjil T<!l!'jk> ...." ... , ..., G0___116 .' lOO fail -liOiTI' We bB:w whelillie catc~ LoWBlllle .. .. .. .. . 5li IS Ohio State· Fair Viaitora STOP AT HOTEL COLUMBUS Corner Lane and Fifth Stl. Cul•mbWJ, Ohio. BOOMS, Sli<GLE $1.00 DOUBLE $l.54t Dlniq Room, CoUC!e Shop. Unttmlttd Str11et l•arklnr .lan:es H. Butler, Full Pack No Slack Flllinq • ? SAMEPIICE..,_ AS42 YIAISAGO 2Sou-lor254 ol" l...IK'E "11U A,F~ICA ANt;) A .....L..E Of" 1;r6r..V ~o~~W. J::rJ!AcJjotl/ Jlana~er. "{.~IFTH AVE. FASHIONS By JANE GORDON J I I All ).,, GorJu'1 mlldtll 11r1 crt11Wl tnul 1lrtlt~td i11 P11ri1 (f.11tl 1116 111J"r"J .,., m11Jt i11 Nftll Yeti. ), I You'll be needing aomtthing smart for afternoon bridiJe, teas, weddinl teceptions and for dinin1 and dane:."' ina in tbc e~nings. T.6U llllf"• N•, 1069 ••I J1 , ... ,...J ., 11 ,. "· ~ II U 'tfl/ll f,. fll.u;.,f J•lifl,,_, li 'U llqJ ,.,. '*' I H~ to O,t 7'lllu Plftflrill, Soad IS """ \lo •101l!fl or •ll!~l' w! Pil~l<!~ Jil'!""' Wrl,. •¥11•11• "'!4 ,flo!~~ yoar ·~ ''~ full !q poltua '"4·~ .,.. '" ...... . ..J ~.,....plo ... ~~ ~-- ' De T.:: c 1'1\n• 1 Fout-~D RO•>'~'r::; Ar...tD HE'S "\Jayi).JG' TO COME I l.. ~,_. Hvr.cRY. MAC . '"'"_1~"­ tnctift. ' While black and white 1hter ertpe • made the fint madtl, blue and white.! plain btip or plaio l(l'e)' are other' a:ood colon. J 01 ; PACt F y ltt_L '/0~ For any of these functlont, rna- · trons--esptciatly those who mi&ht consider a little stenderizing-wiU find thi1 euaemb\e u:ceediraP, at- •1•rt~ tb! q. .._. p,,,_ I PLEAS.ll'IT SOCIAL DAYS AHitADl ·-:l was made. Stanley made a nice Milwaukee . . . . . . . . 55 '11 stop and. throw of a slow hit ball to Kanau Otty . . . . . . fD 80 short ~Y Miller in third inning to Nt\TIOlliAL LCAGUE r.ls man on a. hairline decision. Olub Won Loot Pel Other chances wcl'e cowparatJve· .596 New Y01·k . . . 64 43 tv easy. .559 Flt-'sburgh 82 49 545 'l'We series between these two ChtCR(IO . . . . . . . . .. 61 51 .536 00 52 h\U'Ie1 s now stu,nd one each, Buck Boston . . .535 81 63 lawl.ng defeated Moore in a 16 tnn· st Louis .422 t6 03 mg cont.est b1 Kan11.uga. a. few wee~ Philadelphia. . 411 4f 63 ago al.so by the narrowest pogalblc Brooklyn ,393 Cincinnati . . . 4f 66 ond lowest score, 1 to 0. At no time w&ll more than one hit AMIERIC'AN LEAOU): recorded n.gainst Buck iu any one '11ub Won r..ost. bnlng. 'fhc blngles were dlstritm~d 72 38 as follows: Moore one In the lltlrd, Washington . 65 4i the first hit of the game. Buckley's Nr,w York 55 M scmtch m the fourth, the ga.me Phlla.delphla 56 59 ''inner J. De.vla bingle In the fifth. Cleveland. . 55 56 Stoels first up lu We seventh also Det.l'olt . . singled but WO'l left. when the next Ohlcat~;o . .. . . ... 51 fJ9 48 61 two f""ned and Miller flied out to Bos~n 43 72 L. HLtley. The lllst bingle of the St. Louis . . . cnme was by Morgan In thtl eighth INTB8NATIONAL LEAGUE wlt.h two out 01~ Won Lost 1'-" The boX bCOlC followN ABRHPOAE Newark . . 82 56 Oak Htll 14 64 4 0 1 0 0 0 Rochest.er Morgan. rf 13 65 4 0 0 4 0 0 ~altlmore . Brisker, lb 71 6'J 4 0 0 0 0 0 Toronto . .. . .. .. Kiser, 3b 65 '11 3111900 .Montreal . . Seals, c . M 71 Buckley, ct . . .. 4 0 1 1 0 0 Albany . . . 6t 72 4 0 0 1 1 0 Butralo . B. Hughes. 2b 54 81 3 0 0 2 1 1 Jersey City . . Mtller, 88 • . • • J. Davis Jr .. .. . 3 0 I 0 0 0 1'ESTt":RDAY'8 at:SULTS 301000 MOOl'C, p GRE'JII(T 'TO H\Jiie.rt y en ,.,. I '\IE' tiOT ,.., 1(5"1-IT ' ~ FA'TAL - Tll,.L.,.IQ ~10 Total . . 32 IHS..'J' v.J&.R.E OUT TO Fugatf.l SpeclaiH ABRHPOAJ:o 400310 3 0 0 1 0 0 KICk INN R. Davin. Jr 2b Buck, p ...... 1 Milwaukee 9; Columbus f1 . Minneapolis 16: LoulsvUlc I. St. 'Paul 8; Indlana.polls 13. Indianapolis 14; St. Paul 3. TOletiO 5; Kansas City 4 o ~ 3 0 0 11 0 1 300110 300200 3 0 0 4 0 l Nf.TmN&Li.t:AGt!E New York 5: Clnclnnatt 0 Broo,ltl)'Il 2; Pittsburgh 1 fll Inn.) 1 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 11; Brooklyn 7. 2 0 0 I 0 St Loqla 7; Philadelphia 6 112 200311 1 0 0 0 0 0 Inn InKS). Phil"'delphla 2: St. Louis 0. B08ton 6; Chlca(l"' 1. To~al . . . . 28 o 0215 3 1 • Johnson OO~Lt:d for Am bet get' Ln AMERICAN t-E,.GUE ulnth. •McNaughton batted for K:loes "'' \ Cleveland ·&: Philadelphia. 4. WIUihlnktoll 5; Ohtca.KO 1. ninth. St. Loul8 13; New York 3. · Detri>ll 6: Booton • Earnoct ·t·uw; nwic • Ex\rR. baoo h.lts uone B!lrfle on balls: by Buck. 1: b)' Moore 1. L. He.lcy. cr . C. Haley. lb Johnson. rr • Am bet gel', rf Kloes. 3b ..... McNaughtOII, • . l ~ I ! 61a'4Ck ot1t: by Moo1e 11, by 10. pl~hea: ~ns.scd bans. none. qouble plpy· w. Wild )By, Bu~k to 0. :J(a· Buckle)' . 6Jl<!ol~la 2: ~!Ill· on r-rror•. rug~tt ~' Q~k Hill 2. lln•plros· o. ~llepaworLI•. c. AI· .,,tJnJ) of a;a.iUe! era n~IQ!Itfl· '·~ · ' . M ~61JIIiae: ' ' • (·>!'II~ I ~~~~ I ~ ~ I ir'llwortl>, R-11. , fn,\'4 'ii l~;¥~~11!PP1~ II «-ti'vl' W~""* , ll·l~l'!)lli!M:!'·'' 1 R~• : •..... . oa o o o o6 ~ ......... ,, .. 100 OOOP! !.....,.. \.: •· I ·' r., ll\lt ... oo o, p ooP oo o R . .. .... odooooOQo o. •i! ·' .·trl'lll'f . QO,Q\QHU "Newspaper advertising is for the purpo1e of helpinl' lo sell either morchan:iioe or idea• or both. The a11peal of the local newap~.<pet· is uni•tcnal; ita newo is ea11erbr aou1ht_ and .it qffer• an eJ~cellent llpportunitv for the local m~rc~'lll~ to bnnrll!• !llcrc!ltHl" 141~9 t? 1111'1 't~~~!llj!l~ !lf tile loc..l comtitllency. ., WIU Ig~ 'nl!l'lhltoi1334UU Q pI II Gl ·l ~ t; "Aimoot everybody haa something lo sell and in order to mnlrc n salr there mu•t firot be a contact of •omc l<ind. 1lJl); n11wa~"§r 1 lll'i~ ~rpper '!'anJ~~Il!eql. ·~o~~l~ ~•v!' I" ,,~, ~~~~~· ~f h1/ !l. r l" '~!l'IJI""I•Y ""1"~ ·~~~~ lllflkC ,, ·p•f· ~!!'·~~ m~t •. fc:~: llP tlfvprJI•lnl! 11l~1u, . r . f.ll".l·· !>l>fl on bose· oak Hlil ! : Fugoto 1 lelarlrotI: ARTHUR .1. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: ,conr~t*<t} f\<1. flr_cplatil!,ll• ·p!!l'llli.tipj a \lfl\lll!flln ll."l!lj!> an!'ll~ill~ wilbhl " r.nnftTfr.4 ~r'~amullr!'fl· .. 'fhe newap11,per 1!1')'1~, i'll!lle~, ill-f'<; ~IL•Il'iq;, •nd P~rlliiq floxi!»ili~Y in lllanniq1 11n4 911mlil, !!~t -~ir<rlbinll ochcdql••· ' . ' ' fl,una b11ttcli 111 Shawnee, Oklahoma "T.hroulpi lh!! 11cwapaper the ~t~erc~llnt has lqc•li~d !Ill~ no,ic. Haley By EDSON R. W AITF. AMERICAN A880CU'IION Mllwaukee 4, Columbus 0 1 5 27 7 1 a o o stanley. ISS Ne..'ll:lelroo.d. c W Haley. tr ... Did You Ever Stop To Think? ·~ �• .,. i to 'l'IIJI DAlLY~. 01110 MaChado mNassau PROCEEOIN~S T~ of Downinl'.8£ STARH~ T~ Harrymotmtiudnall Lceooin SpriD16elcl Countian By Train nBTAIN PR~PERTY l I I TORCH VICTIM ln Order To Get Project Under Way To Secure Federal Funda After t~.ll etf<ll't!l to negotiate sue ~ Cel!l!fully for tJ1e purcha.se or land to be used as a right-of-way failed 1.hc State Higb.WfiY Department atarted condemnation proceedings U waa learned here Wednesd11y When a controveny arose be~ tween county oftlclals over t.he pur. chftBe or land to be used In the rf(!;ht-of~way ot the propOEed $88 ,~ 500 tederal aid project below Hob~ tOn adjoining the new concrete hl1hway at the Oalt1a county nne. cmclnl.s here feared that the job vtcmld be prrmanently lost to Melga county 'Etro1·ts were mae ~ by a citizens c<:mmlttee to nesotiate with the lsnd owners in an eD'ort to reach a Jl8,t1sfactory agreement of the price of land required, but no settle~ ' Dfent could be made. JCounty commis.liloners offered to ~demn the p1eeea of property nteded but the condemnation pro .. Cltedlngs were tralll!ferred to tht! a&~te highway department w})eu became certo.in that the county would not permit such aco. Avon been duly appointed and quaUfied u AdminiStrator or ttle Estate or JamH W. McKee late ot Rutland M-•e . qf State Townablp, Mei&IJ County. Ohio, deeeued., by tbe Probate Court of aatd County. Dated thll!l 14 day of AUJust, 1933. 8 . A. McCulloua:h, Probate Judp of Melae County, 0 . 0. A. Eiaelsteln Deputy Clerk. ' State Authoritieo To Mov.. For Condemning Lota M~~~~f~T~~J ;:~~l~aa ii 'FOR RIGHT OF WAY on a. double railroad track when he · ,. herebJ atven. that Jones of Harr:l1011Y1Ue, Oblo, bas ''Fall ia Line" Karry Hudnall. 20, 800 of Mr and Mrs. WilHam HudnaU, of Downinc· t.cn, was Instantly ldl~d Wednesda-y night when struck by a raUre>ad engine near Hprlnafleld, acoording to the report re&ehlng II - NOTICE OF APPOIIiTMJ!NT Nota 11 FollowiD& Uraiq ley loa ia Run Down by 4 Wet Campaign Is Begun in Colorado e••' "' -~-~ ------:7) -, DANCE! -, a.t. The '· o. o. r . Hall FRIDAY NIGHT, AUG. 18 READERS' NOTICE - If. you want the News Office of The Dally Tribune, call 286-L: If the Buainel!l Office ask for 202-R. 1 M,mUC BY L 0. 0. F. 8YNCOPATOK8 GENTS 25e ·- LADIES U-R-WELCOME! U It's New.s It'a lD The Tl'tbwle PAIWU PERMANENTS ARE ADVANCING Take mdvani.ap of owr pre- sent day lew prius, Cora Tignor THE BOARD OF PAROLE Sprlnc Avenue '' By D. J . BONZO Parqle and Reoord Clerk NEW SHOES llarn~•;:•:..·- - - - - - - - - - of Do~r There'a a new note in Ladie'a Shoe styling thia fall. Suede trinu, kid and novelty ' rraina in eel grey, bla,ek and brown, the leading mad~. .. ) . ' ' '• Steali"lr r1~ SCH~~l AID IS ~HUN BY CATH~UC CHURCH Captured H, AUnS. n-Bf. 8£SUNI PRESENT PETITION HOURS AND WAGES WALLACE ACTS Club Between Weta And Drys Expected Over Beer Tax To Senate Parochial Committee; Vaat Saving• in Paat, Cited Are Center About Which Controversies Are Revolving Propoaea Four Point Program For Reducing Production ~·taned to GEORGE R. HOLMES INS Staff Correspondent Waahlntton, Aug. 18-IN~Ad· rr>inlstraUon eflort.& to •ralse farm commodity prlcea without l'e!OJ1thl( •· ~hind ,. ~~ inftatldn 1'eii.Ched an tnten8lve """'"' _. .... v.:rmaa 11 Bell 1n "fale tod&r 8eWJum duriq a World W&l' ~· - Secretary. of Asrlculture Wall&CI! tarib.eat. RoU Ruda, 11ow • wa•t- hlmaelf an tntlationi!lt, launched. • ;eo iD l.:taelnnatl, Ohio. had her !M'riea of major new moveB de!llin~ t&ptlam of ftn. When four robbeT!'I el!. to whittle down the huge attempted to holclap the ftlt&urant 1 &llrplW!M which han& like a miD wheA •he worb l'ee4ln~ly, R011e :tone around the farmers· nett. • ~bed a plltol .•ad .k1lled one Rl!!port. of widespread l1ftlll!!lt tn nclU ~ter a duel1n which ahe wu u.e run! d.btrict.a 88 a er ud.ed ill t:be: arm. I severe alwnps In the plica ol graln, cotton and livestock, with !harp ~nona... In liv ... - · S ..: I have rnehed Waablnaton.=t I A powerful ln1lat1onl.et in I "'""..... carried Its plea dl jp __ ~ President Roosevelt, urglnt ~ Preaident'a Wife Travellinl 1 use or broad execut:ve pofif:l. to tmlarse the volume of cUrreaelii'r lncoptto an Weat Var• : Before leaving for Chi~, . .&1:•inia Coal Fielda ltlce set In motion the new crop·reductlon mach1MI7i 1. A long~tlme acrease oontrol Morgantown. w Va .. Au11. 18- program for cott.on, to be .p1aoet IN&-Travelinr mcotnlto 1n a formally before Dixie plantete for b<.~ttered old !!edan and wearing [ theJr approval witbln the nest two plnln clothes. Mra Franklin D monthl. Rcosevelt, Wlfe oJ the president, 2. A g:lganUc emei'JlflDqJ ~ v.as located here today-In the I to 1'1!dUCe hOQ: priCes throUib COW• midst of a tour or I ernment. purchase and dlltrlbut.lua' Li-' . ol to Ute by •• for OYel'JlW !a ~ or ; · pool' (e· is.ooo,oOO . a raise ' t croP U. milady'• l:i~·~~~~:;~~th~e fad for ap~Jaret • anuthem total, the we.& rfl$htd throuah the lqwer HoUse wlth U&htntng ~ed de6p1tle .ettem~ · to slash the 'bottle tax ,o n beer to cne~half cent. Wets and dl·y8 staged a vlgorous debate, with numer~ cus wets charging that the bre\Vj!lra cannot endure even a one cent ta:l. A secondary provision of the blll provides that the barrel tax on beer sJ",&ll be lllked from •1 to $1.50. An r.ttempt to restore tb1B filure to tt IJv an amendmetlt was snowed un~ cler by a vote of 88 to 19. Following t.he overwhelming ap. provaJ of the fint part of the pro~ sram, the House recessed until this afternoon when It wm vote on companion bllb to tax. a.musement prices &bove 15 cents, malt, and eosmetlea. bathlnc beaches Tbe plet.pre abQve at a race track out11,kle fttefttl)'. The flllr banl'- I Situation Grows Serious In Ohio • AQTeemenb to Abicle by NRA Not Comin• in • , 1 f..,..... 1 Faat Enou•li to the poor. 3. A &30.000,000 ·--'"""'.:"~~..;•.. !'.!"!~ ' .' attor'lley his oonfesston. She knew, ahe that Oolley had burglariaed OP••·at<! !Wayne county courthouse a/'! "tcol" of Shank. Shank promised COlley ·~ IJ for Job. she declared. And tin! at· torney had pald lonly f]OO of When .she vislted the OOlleys and "fotmd Lhem de!ltitute ~!l."r•I;;J:·!she tltat Rhe to tl<c Oolkoyo df"mnnded Lha.t he paJ DeiBz, said h.l!cttc -led ROOseveIt I I ' Data Gath enng ' Mt:t{·flelen E, leilter, Prbp. ' ' . I m., Aua. z..- 1 dh1plays the newest creation decollete 1porta elothP.e, .- Th~ ~~811~. Shoe .Sh~»Pe. · . ··"" r ARMPRIDUCTS IN RECORD TIME yea.r of the 124,000,000 bef'r·and·beveraae bill '' ' Administration Seeks way Without Resorting ' To Inflation ralalnr .$2f:,IO&,to0 .. OTHER STYLES $1'.95, $2.95, and $3.95 Hr~RTS M~DE R~I~E P~ICES . ~N A. Preaident Rooaevelt Preparea To Sign Oil Pact Geol'l\l! Whhe $5.00AND$6.00 nn c~ns lntenaive Campaign Opened Deapite Ruling Of Bricker at..te le~&111'e SHOES on1~E War Child Heroine Plana Deaigned To · Ralae $9,000,000 Approved By Tax Committe~ : The Jl!lo. ......... "' "Plan !" aabmUi . ,. . MEN'S CROSBY SQUARE DRESS time ror the Addison 7 hlghway. Pederal aid, links In a Oall~a and 1933 Colulabus. 0., AUI'- II-INS -Br & vote ot 101 t;o 10, &be S&ate Uouae ol ~ve. today ll&fl8l!d a 1111' reftclnr the t,...·cen& beer 1u: to 011e llttnt and taxin1 an ...n drlnb OOIIUn&' lllOftl tban fln eea... FOR FALL. Meica Cminliana Tabn · to A.th.en• to' ADawer Char(e It's Spreading GHAMlAr IUT BY S~l~NS MAY .BE V~T£0 ~N IGD~Y ' NOTICE OF BEARING FOR I ·• WEATHER FORECASTtonl&bi. loll Olll<>-Palr, lllllbtJy ...,.. urday fll.tr, ~lowly ri&1na tempen.tUJ"e 1o. W.t portion. tOe ~----. No. 8621:1-Daftl Haggy, a _prJ. tener now confined 1n tbe Ohk" Penttattla.ry, ColurnbW!I, admitted f!'Oin Meigs County, convicted 11-26·1932 ot the crime of Buratary & Lareeny and aervlns & sentence o~ l·lfi yeara La .ellgllbe tor. a. hear~ int: befere the BOARD GP PAR· OLE, on or after October 2, 1938. • LEASED WIRE OF' INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. Sirld Orcter-Oid and New BaDeN We ban l~ta.Ded lArge ceJU01 (!i 5tepped from one to the other to 1' avoid an oncoming traJn He step. 1 ped, however. directly In the path , 1 0: anOther train on the second · 1 t.raek, where . ~" had hoped to reach l! so.fety, and wu struck, hJs body betne badly mangled beneath the 1 v.:t:eel6 ol the enstne I, Hudnall waa released from the 1 Me1Ks county jail here July 4th, atter serving 31 days for a fine and ooats lmpo!ied. upon hlm by Frank Stowe, juatJ.ce of the peace Of SU\· ton township, when be pltaded &uUty to a ctmra:e of bunttn1 1ame tJut or season. He waa arreeted l;y Eldon Clark, Kame warden. He went . Lo Sprinefteld dire~ly atter h1l 1 rlleqae from jail. 11 The body will be shipped to Downington Prtda.y where funeral ; srrv~s will be conducted, It was a .. I wcmt n- INs-1 married Ute HanI that because I NOTICE by extendl Its sponsors preiiCDt. tl.ses 1\nd. adds sort drink and bome·brefl supply taxe~ without maklna: draA· tic revbliona ln the revenue-ralslnt system, ,the PfOil'&Dl iB covered in 'three bllls which. aa amended, pnMc:te' the followlna taxes : 1. A one·cent tax on bottl~ and all other bottled ~•erQ.o J•tatll.na' tor more than 6 bottle; and an Increase 1n the pro~ sent '1.05 tax on bulk beer to SUO. 2. A one-eent tax. on everr to cents. or fraetJon, o! amusement ad• mts&Lon tees of t8 cent& or more, to explre July 1, t938. 3. A tax of to cents a pound or 1aUon on nlalt, malt 8Yl'UP or brewers' wort. 4. Re·enactment of the present to per cent cOsmetic tu.. now IChe-duJed to expire March 81, 1938, to July I, 1938. This .I RITES FRIDAY • :•,Palnlo"':·· Btdl will be received. up to 8eJK, J938, to tumlsh coal to the 1 varlow schoola or the vutaae ot 1 Pomeroy. Blanlu for makln1 up YOI.lr bid& are ln the hands of the Olerk, Ployd P. tlees. V Bualta.r1 5~h. I Grocery, Pomeroy, Ohio. Thoee In~ tel'Biled 1n aubmltttnt 'a bid, eall for bl&nt and tnatructtons. ?:! Ployd P. Y~!Vk , Dllll I Pomeroy Rx. VIP*Ie ~~~~;;;t~::~ 8•17·St. d' " I ~ ' 1 -.... Under the Priee Code established by the Produeer• of milk, the underai1ned Distributor& of milk products in this area are compelled to establish the following pri~ea: Milk, quart& 11c:; pinta 6c: Siqle X Cream, half pinta 12c: pinta 24e ' Double X Cream, half pinta 18c:; pta. 35c: Buttermilk, quarto Be ' Lll•lt . ........ " ........ • F.... OIM...W t6-10 NEW ADMIRAL IN CHARGE DDS I'BOM BVRNS Middletown, 0 .. A\11. 18-~ Ida Bpamnr. 74-year..ald wldo1r ,C Beth&D.J, near here, died today lh Mlddletown h01pltal from bUms ft .. celved tate yesterda,. when ftft dei.troyed the home of her son. Clyde ShiiJl(l\11, J~. Ut-11 ··· ··~···· · ···· ·"' ... 55 m1ra.l Prank B. VPb&m today .... at,tmed command of the United f.btM AsiatiC fleet. He replaoel Admiral Monta:omel'Y Taylor, who ---·-· -N. . . . . Ch_ Ul•lt .. · ..... · .... · ..... A. MIMI!>,... o.- u.lo... lPielol TONIGHT! POMEROY • • ' • k ll ,MIDDlboRT · Effective AlliU•t 16th. 1933 . ' TWO ·ODLfl' I ftAII8 O:J' POMEROY, MIDDLEPORT and . ' GALLIPOLIS DAIRYMEN PlaJ ..... , " .... oallll lliDDLIII'Ou u''""~ ~ AdaaiHiop k bd lOc ' . ' $5.65 11.10-N .'.......... .......... $8.Z5 ut-11 . . .... .. . . . . .... .. . . $8.30 -Pomeroy TIRES Co. WW I rt~tlre. AU&". 111-ni8-M- 1tLe Blaze etarted oll stove explosion ~ from ,a eoa\ � 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 17, 1933 bartlett hanson hudnall jordon priode worley