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Shalxt -.bo )lad a strOke P.ometlme ago Is slowly lmprovlns Mrs Harry Stoblut who hal been visiting for aometlme at New Brlgh ton returned borne lut week Irene Dyke who spent a week bere with Mr and Mrs Andy Role It It last week for Cheaapeake where £he Is vl61t.lnlf her uncle James Timmons and lamll.y Vlri'lnia PhUaon visited Ka.thleen Johnson lai!it Sunday afternoon Dolorou,s Glenn spent the week end here with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Monroe Pickens Mr and Mn. Clarence Shields I end little d&Uihter of Letart vlslt· ec Mr and Mra Freela.nd Norrla Funday evenlDQ" Mrs. Lee Jo.. --- da,n<rh\er Koth'Y""""' Goucher, lt>en Mrs Sarah Andy Ril8e and 80D Herbert WPrf! Pome· roy vj81tors Jast ~turdll.,\i Mra. Sidell who has been )'i&ltlng t elailvea htlle len laat week !or her home at Linesville, Pa. Mr and Mrs Howard Stover, Mra Russell, Mr filnd Mrs Authers:m all of Bradbury apent Sunday V1lth Mr amt MrG. S A, Stover Rush PoweU, John :SOyd and ! Curtis Beaver. all left last week tor I Colwnbus. l Mr and Mrs Preston Parsons ) ~ pent the week end at Tanners ) Ruu calm, so b_er J udgm e nt and because he was t o o eager pull th e tngger of hili gun, first and investigate after. ward. 'fh e Ohw fath er mourn $ because he killed hi s own I son Ill ffi l,!;hlkmg h1m f o r a c h1 c ken thief. i Kn owwg h1 s ~on \\as somewhere nearby with him l,uth 1n sea r~ h of ~ ml·~raud er \\h o had been stealing the1; : C'h lc k~ ns. th iS Ohio fa ~ her Indeed is deserving of censure / t or h11S 1mpu l:uve ness. And so while he mourns the blow I , Js doubly hard as he reah~es that but for his utter lack' t·f caution and culm JU<l~ment, ms dearly beloved son r.11ght still be am o ng th e land of the living instead of making that Journey mto a far off land alone and unattended. Once more Is a moral lesson left to those who left behind. Once rnm e is an opportunity afforded qUick tt:mpered, qu1ck acbng, impulstve people to mem.ber that after all mature, calm, sober, quiet thinl<ing I'Onnot hu!\._the cau•e regardless ol Its import and that a lter all the old adage of "Look before you leap" can be f •,IJowed in this age uf .speed, e xplos ives and death-dealing mstruments ev e n to greater advantage than m the days wh en it wu ~ cumed.. A ,sympathetic world cannot help but weep with thts ~"l·tef-lor·n, for lot n father Ill spite of his :short· · to i I 1' 'I I t I 1 ~~~ com tugs. , I One Wlird MR. HOOVER REFUSES J'l' IS n~t dl!ficult for the average person without poJiti. , Led To Another a,. Arthur usula" Baer ~>mostly second hand" ure very wellj ~ ::.te~~~r~~:C!n:!~·a g~: covering even more Jl'l"OURd than •nnt summer. ot 1ooY<tnk .after certain Ph&Ma oi bualness, w:oitJd WEST SALEM m;::.o•tx•'"',Mr~;~ _'"~.",fn."t.!,, 1 W _'A'!£ ... r~ ,,,s,u!;,.To_jj•n..,•••,rot•'".•,ll~K,,In•,ffteor, I 0;r.j,d,;;;, ~ ••:,~ taken and probably •1 " inig.ht h_e BU.Spec~ed. NaturaHy am~~ jn the preaidentiall>i Pql~ 5 , bMm•t aNOn .-YJ~).;aUm 'Y A~' cha1r w~t~. ~~n . m depart:D,~ents created for ,t he sol-e pur .. attentiPQ so. ua 'lo*'~tto~~J&Oilt• uo to ·aecond pose Sir Thomas had any c1n It waan't :n the eats d~~art~ Mr and Mrs--charley Mooney h\ent Measurements of .epar, over. and dau 1 hter Charlotte IJf Clncbtbang and displacements proved na.tl Mrs ~et\.tf, Irona ot YOWJ&!I that )lie tQ.blecloth wae larger than tcw~ arul Mrs Ward Hoback speni t.IJ mainsail Wcdnesda.y the guest ot Mrs ' 'r'hornt Wolf ------~Mrs Ethel Hoback was greatly 1fa~j..; cal Pl'eJUcl!Ce, tu see Mr. Hoover's point 1n refusing to "\\!•========:=.:_:!:=.:=~~==:====;:;..==' cotne to Detroit to testify m the bank Cl'a&h Investigation ---.. ~ aoing on ~t the Dehd.t mAtropoha. Tb~ Cup Ooe~~ to The Wan Arata tossed a gr8pplin8' iron over the ,. ellver boiler which ls emblematic of In fact it 1s easy to understand that hia rep.so 118 of 1 EDaland now hP a. boot that the world laurel8 his knowledge being I r>- ~,!d"\.:e:o!~~w: place ROLANDUS ll u., '", .. -,,.. ,MOrtoJ:t. n returnect -··:·- --·. .A ..th.~s dter ,.,.,nd· Theft! were Up YOUR rl .fV _ I!DmaJ·•:r:..! ~ L 1 .~11 ~!; 1~-e~~or':n~~~eLtp==r~ :Or:: ::veu;:~~ ~a:a:~. iJ~omtuJ ' ~ and Mrs M~;~Y Smith IIIIJHO OJ CALOMEL a cautious .eil.llot and hid eai,\iO·rio; were calling on E. P. Bo· 11 not h&Vi! , time to give his personal attention to the par- t;ck( t1cular ~Ufliness incident. In fact, if he had anv., confi- I ;~ dence tr1he men of h1s own clrDoaing he would have no Tommy sturdY AnlltHlaxon bablt ot sing tM starling line. wu an Ideal marine tlcsi h' d "th I :t enor~an whq stirred up lntereBt re occupy IB mm w1 sue l 1 ema. Y.lthO\tt lncteNlnl competition Not Al~p, natu~lly Mr. Hoover will come in for much 1one of _b.le Bh&llltock Anullda ever ~1'1•t·ICIBt1}.• as a result of the present invertiaoatlon but most - =;:=:==::====='====== t ender . . -h•'na 1 - I - An • dYOU11 Jump 0l!t of Bed io ahe.rldJ.n Weyaud of Brids:ewater, the Motning Rario• to Go · t 1 d d · d 4UhouP Xn. An_dloar_J. Drexel,J'r., Philadelphia. MJC~e Yh ea er, en le that 1t1er JOD.·Ailtlwlw J. Drexel, 3rd, was even en;rage • t 0 young ~~.:ion •- ho 'lac• With the former Miaa Helen Ava. Howard, of Atlant a, .. ~ eoopl~lhowu above) shpped away to Walha~la, S. C., 0 a. ,_ JODU D 1 d 1 f oa4 ..,.,. teCJet'- 111, ed while Mu. rexe •aa w1rtng cn1a s rom ,. "'11'11 aa&&U, Bahamas, surpr l!!ed Thursday all.emoon who.n Grover Harris o f Strynburg. cne of her old schcolmatel'i 'Mrs 1 llda Waterman (nee Webster ! Bnd mHON Ril.JGE d!Hlghter May called on her while 1 paaalnl bY enroute to their home at Bocklal)d, o The blrtlldr.y dinner at Je~Ssle Mr and Mrll oeorQ'e Mooney had Davis last Sunday was well atf<.>t their gue:~Ls Sunday t heir LI.:nded All had n good time ami an Grandson Eber Pickens and fiunUy awful nice dlnnet Several nlco cf Oreat Bend. p• £S ~'11ts were brought Ulah and Lllha.n Hoback had as Several from here attended the tne1r guests Sunday Juamta Fur- Markins-Colhns reunion held u.~ bee of Great Bend McArlhur last Sunday, Mr and Mr3 Cha.rlea Dobbin~> Mn ; George Markin was at Melnee Vklla Longsworth! of Cleve· Al ~hut last Friday I lAnd and Mr and Mrs John Long~:~worth were calling on Mr o.nd Mrs Mrs Eva. Townser.d fell on a J D Hoblilck Saturday :-,l9ke whUa pickmg tomatoe!S MoJJ'Mr. ~~ond Mrs Charley Moon ry day (;Vcnlng cutting her sldC lmll and dauahter Charlotte of Clncl,l- 1 I~ Dt Has~ ·:; ~l"ing: medical ajd,. natl are vlalting Mr and Mrs Dick 1 Mrs Anna McGhee who h11s ~n_f llfarrla ~t.nd others ot Grep,t. Bend l l;; rgemcnt of the henrt h88 i~Wthis week }•roved consldero.hl~ ~~ Wlli l>400ney Will au~pnsed Sat- ~ wm Markin 1s \lsJt\ng hlb duuurday when his brother Charley ~ht.ct In Columbus. 1 , Mooney, wtt• and daugnt" of Otn- 1 dnna.U and slsV ?tl, Mrs Ward Ho bec¥ of here, M.r.1. Raietta Irons of Younptown and N;ra. Ida Plc~el)s ~nd husbo.nd ot here Md son Earl , •• , , ,. ,a.nd s~t tbe da)t with I -. - ~ -:l:iep away, Mulrooney I" Cava· Qqb aaid with a 1tranre quttt In ~voice. uyou'll Dever ut h I" P t 0111 ...L..:oo..l.. ~ 0n me llulrpont!r 'With t\1e han.de'l:d'fl 4anJ:llq and aUstcniD&' 1tepped forward. • A ~~q_q:are, white ltone , . , ftlmc t:ll:lfOQb 1:be- alr-anlJ it ·~~ • lt:O.De-ft ..,.. L * Ca~• I • 1 '\. .r' '· r .,, • • • 0111!1)'~ ' ~~.M•;LII!I • ·era~ Mrs Th06. Blanke'nafup of Weirton called on Mrs. T E Wolfe SunUay momlna Miss Bonnie Wolfe spent Wcdnctdaw the guest of Vla.h and LlliJan Hobaek Mr. and Mrs. ~CI:ll':i? I ,. 1'h ose and IHllldry other· 9uest10ns authorities of ou, lund, the citizens of the various communities which ha\'e ,... .. ~mHar cases, muRt decide in such a wny as to impro\'fll 1he chances of society to become bett'er instead of wont>. I The crux of the. criminal situation i-1' in the American home. The fathers nnd mothers who bring children into I th6 world, have u tremendous, responsibility. When they I f~ vnde thp.t respomubihty a s the man who was mu•·der~rl ~ ur killed in •elf defense, has alle~edly done, ~nothor extr~ heavy load is laid on the $houldero of other mel'lhers ol society who arc alrea~y hoavily laden. When and ir we ~rrivo at aome ••ti•f~ctory tl!l14!inn I t~> the trpmendous questjon of hatl~l!ns the ll)&ny j\pmp- 1 , ... waif8, mnrjo so b!' Prim!Qill n~r•nl• and qthe~~ who I a~oqld not huve been allowed !A I"Me to ~rpcreat p more , of their kind, we hove ma<le st.lile• wmthwhllc In th o f <!Jrectipn uf havin11 a I!IUCh lfllPrqve<l sopi~ty apq pitn••<!)\eqtly we hn vo reqqced br~mlnal prnctl~es to a ll~c 1 <lfiiTee· It is a l>ill sqbie¢t re~PPIIJI(b"IVh' of Ito COFf~ot KQ- I lu~op r~sting aUke on every lvort~whjle citlze~ of 0 vm·v ; c mmupity. 1 i adv l&ll\soi~1olepd)ln.lfalro~ a n1ce preaent, &be thoqbt, W IOI'Dethl~ for the ' lour oblklru_ too~ I I "'lheD. nddeab', ltulroclal:r .... lila'e,. and knew when u wu. 1 1JPOD t'-e broadneif 'weltllt Of' Cavani.liP'• u abe loved LIU'ky, abe could not fi.nd •in h he rt to 1hlDk ill ot the Dlidd1 or a a--ced man fltloetched. ovt upou her expensive carpet. It WU a hard life he JiVecl and his Nlary, prvbabb',wu'fel'J'RLall.Sometlrne body Wal It tool: him. 8 lew aecoud. tunpr to reme,mber wbat ,had ·~~ ,}V..!tliiolil: Q.Y ~ ~ ~ri.l, I '•On the eontney lt'• -fJie nlc•!ti tor the r:a.f~~e~ ~~ t~OO ~ n~an,th this w.::ek at Evans whet·e she is 1\t-~ wtlJ-e Bunda ughter ~f 0 ~len.sant; several days here with Jack Ander- hr • wl cl•d rr~u!u, a r.~lf tenthl l · ',. . bl· d e ~eal 'A Ill tcndln~ the Jackson county ratr M Y gucs r ar.r: .'len He has returned ' home ac - n r n•1'u l rf Km<;ehf' tl R~il ' s ~rst can imagtne, lhe rephed m rna e by the state relief com Mra J E'nnle Taylor Is vlsiUnl Mr rs Ed Capt>hart and famllv I cr,mpanled by Jack Ander~>on ' 'h · n~ tn"'"' nw•"' l nq m a " l:'! s ,of Nobody ean put tbe lur on nn 11ss1on as scon M the bills n.re l llCI ~ 15 AlbC'I t Plckt>ns at Ltf.art Art hut Edwnrlls and son of I Elmer Do.tghcrty and family of 1 -.- "'~ t C' brlt''"' ou SA rFI y a.nd lfke that and pt away with lt,~lsgned by the governm M 1 ~ · France~t HRrdman or Mas- C!l a:h".ton \'iSited Mrs Janet ~r1 - E:u;t Liverpool are spl'Dding o. fev. w 1tl tc ut dlrJ.COmfort ~ llul~J' told Ur, .tO'frinJ th• - --~<lti o n has rutmned home ltllt• 1 ~ lf- 1\l,'fLid,; dl rmg the "'cek end 1dnys w1 th their aunt, l\lrs Nancy 1 One jar l!l! b 4 w eks 1\nd cOt;t." Undede away under hll el'lat CARD OF fRANKS I 1 nif n•iat!Ves here , l(hn Orgax of Bell .. , wa.<~ the <.tlales and other relatives hut n tnn 1• Rl l::!.ar tQn f> Phan n~p· the J'Nl', "We'll.et 1 blm within 1 wish !o thank ' he M1 and Mrs W A Oold !!bent ~Week end guest of relathes lwre, PGmerm M: 3run a1•d Roller Mid 1 , twent,-..f~ houra and beavan belli frlcnm- and relatives for thru Sundav here with relative-s 1 ,Mr · ~nd Mrs Churles 4-\lso'l• 1 •11 , t •• 1 d n l ~:>1 0'" Q:l c lWD tbeal~ ' ~ndnetiB and sympa.thy dU!IUg thl Idll. Wolf Is spending this w~at I\ C)'(! v s tor5 here Sunchay ' (I'.'P T Mon l y bark If not Tb!an wu DO- uae u,cutna ~ Illness and death of my wile, Mil' l:"r home here C W Parl!ons Is In a Y"ry ser IContinl,lt:tl rrom 1-'li-ge one' :ati fi ,, Bu1 rn.1 le1t ,our health .. uolr ~--b6; o J~ ,Harry Jl'lhnaon Also wiah tQ Mx.. Bertha YOUIIJ vlilt$:1 Mr. loti~ CO"d ltlon at hm home yt!Sterda.y's prieea -m~ke ' \I ~ you get Kru.<-/.' hrn ' _. woi.ld ~ he !IIIIOh ot ~of Rla!bk Ihe donors or the bt:!jlUtlf~l ' ' 'eri!f'Mrs Jake Eb$r&bach a.t eMr. ~nd... Mu Walker Beaver o' Ralli'Oilld shnr~ were again lf/ ~od;. ~ . I II!Dtlo.tt,' than aD,Jthl else, /flower/' durlnR her illnt.>8.9 and nl:~ 1ov ,BunHay , ( I Hnnun,o , the week end __ , ..~ut ~~~"~r ~ r~er dta.th AI!:Q Dr Boice, Lbro ojo .. Evelyn Fogl~ng a /JtJden~ al ~~;sh thr Mr a no IU$T l'or~_eom~~ ' '' ~ g~11 ~~~~"':!!~ Beh P. c IKr~- v~w. Vlr~j9la wes'teyan, .at l;Jjch-, -~IJ:o-..-not :ret anyway" .-Jd•MuJ., 'V'-Y'\'" Ilnrrct lits own ~~rr · . ...-- ahon ' 18 i()ending'· tWb-~i!ks ..,nth J IYSF.LL RU"' · talfrS aoin• 1io 1•f,t CaVa. " tnel~~1 11· he r parents Mr ana Mrs W\ H 1 .,..... naueb ~,. , ,, I rrv 0 ' Oi l I~ogle1ong and sene . "1.-oa.'\ rbelt.Te 1'1 do th&t" r----lt,tr and Mrs H s Morrl ot Mr a~'d Mrs Lew:s Russe-ll markM't.eDt qyieUy. ~ ', MASON C!TY · \Wlls.Qm;g WeJ;c w~k end gue. of and Lewis Russell Jr sud 75c ,Mf.N'S HALF SOLES, sewed He 11--.;:,.d her woroa. "WWe~·o -loh•~ latter s motn.et Mrs Jennie*y. Floyd Wise eud family •-•• Jam B H d und wife made a. 65c .JWr telllfpbblw!" ~ , r <"S :t ey, aughtc-l <~nd W•r Mrs Amua Rist and sor ret ned trip to Sunda.y and atLADIES' HALF SOLES . "Whyt» 1 ~t • C~umbus Well~ vl sitor~> h~l to their t>n•ile at Cllarlest~n au da.y tended camp meeting , SSe MEN'S RUBBER HEELS . •Wh7T l,halde ot ' two miqute 11 M~ d M .., , l' ft1r vlsltlng J4.rs. Jane. !:ld rd!· Mr and Mr~ Leo Woodt.rd and 0 . 20c -and !Sc Im have entry rad1o pblice clir in and chi:• - ra 11.mcron CIL, 'J fm the past frw wtekF •on was the Sunday gue.sls ot Prank all I l' = mmyl :SJa I:Ut l I I ' · EAGLE Jliij -"C:·c'~ -· -- DIANA) TRIBUNE SAYS: "Teachin~ lbein the val~e. C)f money ohould bey in when the children are very you~(r. wuqderotand that money io not •aoily 1 •••• ,.. Willa•"' aott1ac ln\0 Molrocmey ..moboclrtollerwlllt $to.;!:',..,_...,'&OiiaU tr.lDlllL 1 aa W ,about hlm ud hla daecl and troubled eyea.. Is a tit .._, II DO l q v _,. ' " ''E,:onq'li:V in mOil!IY ex.~en~JJtureo doeo not mean stinJine••. ' ,. ' "Money alway• should ~e e11!"'nded wiaely. i. fufure. I ~ ' I •' ,<;o~ ,, .. '0 that , , J., .~ t f • • t cor.i. M~DA.~t~,IF u-. ,.;,t ' •rent. l!l!ld'e ll!ld•~l'uld nf!l be easijy "'"'fe •lwayo shoulc!· be aaved = a,, ... - "~t is the duty of parepto to oo rear their childl'en that they will undentarld and fuliy a~preciate the v~lu~ of monoy. t;. • • -'"- 1. 1kn.oW' Ill S. mad ~ me. 'We u. minOl' ......,-, 1hll couldD't h1lp ltiat ~ Ia . . . . wl ua'PJ IIOtlll IID"kbta ID u. oeean of troabte f•l Arl'f far hbn. ~ ,., lllJ' MUt .tncs aa a 1-.t; aboft "Yoa better. let 1Mb roa ~ a. ·7&'f.Dill' • Ma ._...., Ia Faiher Cbai'IN B. C.,.plia ••- . .• •! ... .... ~1 ·to~· oald. ,bo'!" """"'"' lrutla, ....... · · ·... - -llodlol, .. I The Rev. F ather Ch aries ... " Coughhn, . L • ~eltllor wl~d ,..., ....._ ulllo !<it him ab• ••'-r'lllo olaap. ~ -li>,~i!Wf, well"known which. _• , u.. aa4 Ho dow\a.;ll~ -._.,. . radio priest of Royal Oak, Mich., is pictured on the w/t1Be Lootrna lit Kulroonq'l faee J.r. ~ wit out ~. B• whlae'fw.!-~?!"Na...., ness stand at the one·man grand 'jury investigation into 1 wldolt 1b,ad bfea ~ u.d wu eow f9Dd _.t.t em. a Chlir, ~ picb4 lq t 11. • ._. Ill t •s• t1 .._ .J l;q!DDiac ' ~ !<('"\ ,..._ ap 1a1ao •c~~·• b.tllclci>lro. Lon! ~ ~ow r.. ~to p a 1 - tno collapse of .t'Yo Detroit banka, where he criticized tlie -~ ~ jl.;: llulr,.ney would wu belil~ him dllorootl7, , ~ tlao 1- ,...t lot M , 1(pollci61l of former President Hoover tnd issued a scathing ::':C.'!a':.li:~t:;~~·f: he;.~;; !ro~t,? t;•~ti;· ~~ltJ!!::b~ lndiet~ettt of the philoROphy of modem finance . ~ rb<,bato ,_ ::':: ;!.., I A. D. STARKEY :. • [xpert ,, I 1 ·~. '. ' ~ r Mechanic 1\!IUDLEI'OCT. Q , .:; ECOND S'I'REl\1. Vou t:\1er·Stop IDid , (I.o . SH{~WNEE, < ' 1 trbi~nlt By EDSON · R. WAITE, ? ' Competition That often me.k~s • \ OKLA ' ,. mOre busi~ss. . ' .Stores that advertise are extremdy competitive . ' . , ; \ : ,T~~re i~ no competition between adverti!ed goods and r ~Jrt· ach•el'lise.1 goodt, because ~cbody kuows about non-ad ver ' ; ' c,d . - ' ~~~&dr and th~re i· no d~mand for them. ' Buainesor concern~ should link up their h :.: ~ ine!:r to vertioing. ' ', ~ ~ "• .. I ,1 There adve~tioin11- ' somethinr - po.rtioulr. •ly p I.e :-u a. n;r !ii:OOrf nbout There ia a diatinctiv10 character to advertioed 1oods. ~v.ERTISII\IG SHOWS THAT ' THE DEALER AND MAN- UFACTURER HAVE FAitH IN · THEIR PRODUCTS AND ' ' ST~ND READY· T~ BACK UP THEiR FAITH. ' *' "' PUT ON 8l' ~§~~~~~~~~~~~g~~§~~~~§~g~~~ •, 1 ' :: racw...u • F. A; MILLER, PUBLISHER Qf' 1HE SOUTH BEND (IN- "ran of an alJ~wance ihiliJIIcrvo ii 100d Prtest tfakes Stan_,. ··n Probe u . 1 LADIES HflELS Hysell and fanlll)!. , , Mn. Chorley Bear~, a~ da.uattter Mitll'l and Ruth Mby were the guest of her- C:!'fl8, Mr and ~~ne!dea.~ls RIJ 11 ~ ,family Mary RUS§tll ' a.hd . lSf!rdle Rll!.';ell o\\ere CRI1!4i' on her" I ~>ffit.er Mn C'hw.rley Seatlel Wi.oictJ leSCI.ay FlortlnCe HliSSell and Elsie Russell v.ere calling on Mary Russell Mou day Blrdl.s Russell has been vl.<~it- I By Edoon R. W'!ile, Shawnee, Oklahoma b!' made 'f I DID YOU EVER STOP TO THIN.K? "T~ay •~oqld ' ' lworlet NOTICE! a.: •I ~t,"' he - :! ••t •t ~I Y woIfe, ·•te a.~ r :rr;:;:.\'~,,~ 6 at Cleveland av • ,, R w Umnita 1 .I..,..~........... . - ""' ~r Ok>~l& Jean .Qnd R of C}'!vMJand.. WI f4t. Rnd Mrs. w Drman arOOn spent Stoc k M . ar ke{s I ...,.I aPt I( ,?C rooM;.- and Kathryn Elde1 of were visitors at Mrs. Sunday Also Mr &. and daughter or I t!, 1 . . . .1\(iLsiWhen~Jt lande._ tba ilaOck <l)e ·~ to hj.s : !f!ll!t. At ttle,Jawea. r..,. thHolth hla arm eJear 1iO the howeVer, he had a rubbeiey una&o~ llhould81', 1 ' tion. , Por ' a moment t~ de~n re- "W'Jtere did he coT" were hJ 1 mai~e4 ata~inJ opposite hlm with flHt' word., eJiehtly blurrfl'd. 'a Jlaiiy apresl!lioa in IP• ,evea, It occurred to Leni t lr & t ahe • u IOilr u poaU'ttin h(a kDeea began to II:UIIt 'Uld sbouId deii.J him ~~ to the tb~ek , pile ot the aible. hlf.fl" ca.rlet. ' piWhb)c ' fo~ard "'Sit doWD, plea&e/' 1h• f.ce · downw~ One of .hill Jep e.,edy, r,Pbere Wl'fl an ac:cldeat. •a kieikln&' apa~qdieall:r like a Let; m• get J'OU aomethinc-a cJqQk ille cltJ oa the look·out fo:r yo\'u and r,t:rg dr: a~-. s:;:es~ ot M1 Bessie Wright snent the weeklend kaocked-.outl pu&ilbt tqlnr t<t n-ot waterJ» '\ • ban41otne f~end. We'll h&m, family og: esong nn<l .;.t her home at Reedy-v returtlna: pln hll fe,t. t Kulroone-, ahOot hi8 head ........ dontt 1mn'1·" ' Mrs Sophia Gnrdr.er of p • !'ere Monday , The~ o., the e,~.rpet made 11~ O~IJ to clear Jt ' aJ:Id mqvtd wi»f 10l'm not WOJ'l')'lng-,• lilld Lent PJeasa.nt, rpe nt the WCf'-lt enJ 1 v!~~ll :-:yd:~dof ~~age~! f';~ 1 1 1ound. tb(J ~ekfo~r l e &' quioW ~ sftepa ~td ..tbe~~r~ I •moq1;b.IJ. "But I thiuk you are. With Mrs Fllzobfolh Diehl aw Young l dOWD. In aiach a eon.. tlon 1b woDfd ~h W&J did II! rof . lie cle-; ~ne of th1a woD14 have happ!!ned ~-- - -.- - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- i b,.e. m&ttilr of mlnutea, rather of mandec1 I terou had lla1.eatd io ~e--do you ~- before coniCiOUI:1fte&a e,.;me The handed.. JaJ ror~n Ill ~ laatT" UcC. it..., (" ~'l ' th6 ca!'Jiet, M:ulaoMJ' Jool.W h 1 r wjtb LeDJ Lunnka Df&!Je no o1!tcey, ao Mplrooney~tedfrqmtber,oom, 1alleu, and be&VJ' ~yea, , j ~antatlon ~ e.~;cltement. baited, daled, furious. Lent, lbru.,r. "It 1 llstea to aey .¥'9-P' _.9 tl rouJ TJ.Teu m• what 7ou wAnt: to d.o rtnc her shou!dftt, :made no effort ..viee l'U·wtad· upfpbt{ing , oow', .. •h• a,.Id lD a muftled voice, to It® him. Wbat WM the podt Mid. "WhoM idea. Wi.a It 'de~\of tur. ! Her lna~inet- CavarJ&U-rh wo:nld W b~ C41',nallfla out heN •ny. 1 ~ ~b : took Rllf! ~p b11~th. have ealled It her hunch-told her ·~1,. ., ~ fte).'dmt.~hkriil that had teUect 11ul- MulrooneJ waa not. colnr t.o haft .~'• ~Hiera hi thlr e1'6~ Of fOC.)ileJ patted Lent eonsoltni)J on luck. rOldi~ ahrut,Pd witll a.nnall 1 •llaoi lbaot. Mulrooney'• hood,... otlll addled fon.ip lilr. · ~ke ..._,. ot blrf~ whftn he eomeJ u he went into the hall and from '!'A. 7:011 p~ M'r. , Malrooner. tit. S.,. u Jfttle' t.:s ' possible. Tell there out of doon. 811 car wa I tldi)t· Jou ate maktrta • iai•"J;ake 'I him' I ~nt out ' the baclt way, And sUIJ 1tandlna at ,tha enrb. He ltw~t:. tho~ A.At lOB& as LuekJ Ia ~t llbclon.!:e ',~., ed up and dowu. ttie m;,t. No one art,., J'OU ea• depen4 ,1lpcpl·t,.,he'll Lent ipVe an undl'!nt&ndln&' aod. waa irueJjht ezcept a colored nune-- do hi• beut to catdt the ·~ foti'H 1 1 "''ll wtlt and I won't worry," ma.ld vith. t,..~ eltlldren. after.• . 1 ' '.u ntd out of the deptha ot her 'l'bo detective waa DOt Clertal-n ."Oh. he wfQ.' Will ltet• , 1-turqe. bow 1~ he bd beaD uneonscloua. "'~~• ~~11• 'Bnld- Ml that'll ( She cUd not mo•e trom ,wtwr, she TheN had heeD nftlclent :idme, Jio qalta I ~ encrach tor me. 1 bv. I wp stan~ Ul\tU Cav"!JJuih ~ doubt. for Ca..-.nauch to haft turn- u tdta, too., ,tha~ he'll 'aQCOHCL t)f 1 :.aN1hed f$1 t)li.e ,.hallw.&J. QnlJ' ~a corner •n• rtme ill either dJ., couna, U JOU pat lWa. lit JaU. tb&tl w1ten he had detiptWlr beeome a Mi:tlon. PerhaPI he h~d cut out ·~· eqct it. An 70\t plac1t. lit It be h. bo•d ~- Mul- tm. b..k OJ1d dtoapp ...... Into 1PM ~ ~ .. -pOd ~· t . ,.,., atroo~ • ftom ~ ....,.,. .. . . . tlllalr I& 'Jtae deteetlve wu·b-bln• Jer1<- ,l.enl, staaulbl( <oa ~' ~· wOuld bo rolhat a hur!U•tl.. "'""": f1r u hJa hmJa ~bom tor air~ She w~tted for Mulrooutr to return. It tealoD f•r aQ ~ 1¥ 70,.. np. 1 foi3J!-d a ~OJt•. t-oUect hilll onr and wu curlou1, bllli abt fqlt no, n!trret atadon Cd JUk.--• , put It under h11 head. at wha~ waa gol~ t9 ha~• to ~ l.enl lotuWI !llt uto.l.'blnc to her- I ,r.1~eylky u tlou:alt In d~p. pel'lonalJy. Stie b&d dou her beat, Hlt 'tUt;ialle wu ilbla onder th1., WU, WWOu~i~WI, knocked o\Jt. but ft ~ad not: bet!n lllflkiell~ el~taft~l to baftter lfuJf'OOMJt, ltut be waa lD no pain and In ~ Perhap11 llulloooey would· ~ :1i wu btenH ~· ~ ,...... -soza. m.tJ-Ret told Let\1 th'l:~ her and take bet- to httad<Jll~. · ud wu no loqei tlriii• !aaai- all rlrht becauao his b.....,._ Tha~ ot couras, would bo ~ to ._pllab>ao)'tblac to ;.dki: inr , . , t-wrovlnr. definite end to aU ot the m~ ular. Tbirt ,;u an encourarina llutter picture business-the final fltd&: "~en II thM: telephon•!" ,.f hill e:re lids. In a ..inte or two out. What did it matter! She had IA!ni eonduet.d 111m. to lt.. Tbaz. he would awaken. The loncer he been throueh 10 much that Ute bad wu not *M f._t ue la eoa , Ji,qed unoonacloue, the mcm. time loat its reality and ...,.. beeomtna b&tthll' hta ~ ,obatinaq. ' Nmaine4 for Cavanau1b to 1et a waverlJII', uneontroU.ed dream. SMWoa(d'~•liD-IRArt.e.U.. •way Yat, somewhere, m,•tuloUIIJ', to Hal~ eoilven&tloa wttl: ' W'al • · teJTiblt fooll1b thine t"here was th8t lark nou of ha.ppf... he&dq~ 1~ 11 out et •r ror Lucky' t4t 4o t:hoqb~ Lenl It neiUII deepl:r biddan lD her ltcret lhl thoq~ Th&N t. DDtldJic Jnat, • .n my fa~t.' He C&Nfot come 1elf. io meet~• NIQlt ~JI' w~ 1• u: 0 I "1\•nme I ~~~?.:~~~~~~~i~~~~~~u~n~tt~J~Fr;l~d:ay~w:lt~n~E l refunded. ' ••lliecr-ttJi • .t it~&Jll cJmt•. T~e' ·WJaole I J'e! lde? ~ tall A tl ·c h bthey · 1 f h t the percentage· . agahmt etra.tJna not. stain or leCi w a Oli'1tlat areKsy re~idu wh1 doese the tetr ecommg waH :'iWhat o t eis ~ ate or even crirnmal~ to .nd tha~AntlBepUc It mu 1t a:lve complet..t he hunted down Ly the state ln the course of a few short 1 zQtlsCactlon ot· money chcerfii~Y 1 t}Jat · I i "·~J0;;;'y· !' ,,,., -IFee)S Rea) Happu Aft er "'he L t pound Of F'at ti 3 I I "'"' I. . . Process Tax On Cotton Announced nm· WtJen Sir TllomiL6 arrived tor a Pa, we're visiting J. E Romine Fllcontest he 11alled t\lon&: the wa\£r· 'fLY. front .rescu1n1 marooned sporting Mrs Alice Houdaslleldt and eon writers trom the ft8h whanel!l He W"'" a lavtah , host. and ,.1d to , •• Mer.yl tl.re vl!lltlng her palentr, Mr -r.: end Mt-s O!lando Midkiff ol Hembro6cbed mw.ny a keo of the Jock Grove ~i~" a t~~~i ~~~es ,.t~~n&e~:Jt :::; Albeft Romine and wlfe of Dexnumb ~!tm.;~~~·~·~turday evening of It wUI be superinduced by politico. However, any crtticiBO'! thnt is .1ust can only come (if such can be ' ..tU: ~' ~hown a g t o ha.,·e been the case> rrom the poor quality of the men he picked for those particular jobs. I ' 1ft Ju1t Five Minutes Thoae · When you were abllard Blr . , - • Thomas' boat. nothing waa too iood WHAT· CHANCE THE CHILDREN? tor you lf another newspaperman 1 Sore, Ten~er, Achtng CLEVELAND mother 1~ in )ail charged with the murFeet• Get Amazdldo't aee It ftrot Food, drink and l'ld8'in8 were as free a11 a 111at on 1 · der.,of her husband. The mother claims self defen8e m1 Relief the wing. t'~d IS ~rroborated by three of her children who were There was only one draw~ck, It 00 to Btar.tlburr Drug co.. MidWltne~~W! to the tragedy. Thre mother says her husband, dleport ag;enl. o~ any other aoc::t was summed up by a sparta wrtter was No drunken hl'ute who was a constant menace to the d1uga1St tod'I:Y and get an m·trtnal who Jammed hil head out of a pc;rthole and screamed, "For bctUe o/ Moc.ne'.a EtnQ.ra.ld Qll 'horne. 'fhl'l Vlll)' nnt appllcatlm\ will aches, Tom~:r. sail a. Jlttle faster, 1'hcre is no need for considering the mother Her JI.Yc you roller and a few short \\til ya? I sotta write about thJa • • ' LreatmenL~ will thorouahly con- race," ('.USe It ln the hand8 of the c~ourt and she will either be vtnoe ycu that. by &tlcklna tatthconvlded or acquitted, accor lng to the kind of evidence fully to ;t lor 8 l!lhol·t whlle l'ow· we never saw much or the oon1 , • • foot. troubles will be a thl.na of the ,.... 1'I us the make-up of the JurY which tries her. t · Bu' we never , deapalred of ..-~ beiDa event~lty tei<!Ued or a)l:ht~ The childre n, however, are another story. Just One boltle we lmow wdl show Ina a f~lmdii MU Juat to 1 tve you · t b f h H ow Is . this . tragedy to af· taave you beyond alL queatlon t.hat. you a -·•·n'• .~. 01 •• 8 1 •·-··b'· '''h at IS o ecom c o t ern? at lut .,._.,..y_, ...... - .....-d the Wll>' :plrlt ,._...... · ...... we «> "'' n_ of B1r~ Thomu'a sueata: j cct their lives ? What chunee have they to Jive ahd t.o solid foot comfort. want to authentically and authorl· rt b 1 't' f th • . Remember that Moona's Emer- tutJvely stat& Lhat no boitle tbroy,n 1 .I(, r o w o ecom e use l1 ct 1zens o e cotnmumty m aid on, 1s a. clean, powerful. ...o-en- ovrrbOard ever contained a. m.-ie. Swollen Feet >~ Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Aaron Weyand and Ilii Show-Down fa mlly I ' Rush Aid to Ocean Steamer Damaged by Storms r ANTIQUITY .60 , ' II NEWS '""'-- ..... ID DO lDI&anoe III'W be publ'-bed. I I her lfandparentll r~tumed demaDd. 'l'fth New York Centnl, home Mooday .P~lAwure and HUd£oo. L&ell:a· Cha.l'lea Duhum returned homt> wanna, 11-enn!IYivaai& a.~ Pooutl'!' from Columbwl Saturday em RaUwn.y the outatall(l.ing to The HyiJeU recreation ba ll Leam 1 vorttel! O&h. --, , •. - . . , . . - - - VIRGINIA pla yed Hob!IOn here Sunday wtnn· Utility Aha.res showed a lx.t t.er InK by t.he score of 8-fl GREGG : Daniel Hysell of Thoma.s Pork tone than t.hey ha.ve tor day& C'lll· \'as vil!ltlng hi! peopll" h~re Bllt- solldated pa, heretofore il lal&:ard ·--=-=------~ Jn the ~very movements, was w-day Phone 582·L bought m volume &nd ruee ~~oboul, 1 point Columbja. gas Untt.M ru Improvement United corp , and POit"!'LANL> Publlc Service of N J gained tu The M E Ladln A.id held theh sym pathy Onu:e Jean and W1nona IDsles Aurust m eetlng &t the , home or are 11pendiD&' an lndeftnJI.ft time In T he liquor 11 ha.r~ t urned strong. Ml'8 Joe Cox Be \ eraf m e mbeNI Jluntlnrton with Mr !Uld Mra cr along the reat of the market were pret.ent and ref,.esh ments Howard c;Hbba.. They wUJ aJso 11.nd na.tion ul dl.$tl11e rll g&in.ecl I Wtre. &erved YIJlt at. Pot'tsmout.h before retum~- ln t In light tradinl' Mr and Mrs Earl Prlr.-. of Hawblr hom-!. Trading W:lB comparatively lilow thorne, N Y, and Mn Vern throughout lllt8. Am&llda Ward of ChtlllooLhe seaaon and t.be Webster and children of Belpre art' ttie, il vlal,tl.ng hP.r gn,nd®ughter, a~ n~.. ~lme waa behind t.he vl81tinl their paren\JI Mr and ticker mark:::et:.._ _ _ _ ____ __ Mra Delbert :Becker a.nd. family H~re is a photo of the steamer M'a diaon, of the nld Dominion line wh!'ch sent Mrs o B Prlcll or this place Mr. and Mn. Cleora:e Baker and . s1 /J ' Mrl Ej,rl Wilford ls visiting he1 two dau3hten aret attenditll' the :m t a d1stress gnal while fighting ~tonnR off Cape- Charles, V'a. as the ship was en mother at Lowell Lower Thomu Fork Cent.ury of PrOil'I~IS Exposjtl.on at. route from New York t.o Norfolk , Va:t ., with passengJrs aboard. The d!.stress me""a•e Mra Mattie Henderson and ra mCbltaeo this week~ co II~ zpent Sunday afternoon with Bessie Moore and Lue Dod.6on M1!JI. Esthe: Loo18e Hoyt lefL rom the crippled coast. Imer said th e forwnard deckhouAe of the ship had been wash- Mr and Mrs R s Hender11on of were calllne on Mrs Dave McEirpy Tbursda.Y rnornlpg for Circleville, ed away · Th e steamer C... arab as~ e t s p e d t o th e Ma d Json t ,f>. rescue while other ships in Coolville and Mr15 Harry Plcken~ nl Bashan Sundav ~ and family at Reedsville Edna Morri~ wail th1· recen t gu~t where she will talce up her restdena~. 1418& Hoyt has. been emthe vicimty were ordered by th e nav y department to stand by. Several relatives an<! friends as- ot Vern a He-ndncks plOyed aa a teacher 1n a- ~Jehool ------'--~-;;::;:--;;:~-;;;:-r,-,,---.,.,.--:o-.,--- sembled at. the home of Mrs Clara Walter Dodson made a butdness there Ma;x and Bar~y &nborn clnughters , Mr$. Katie wa.hwey of COiwn- Price recently to obeerve her bJrth ~· !p to Ch~t l ltston Mm1day , day anniversary ThOfe present Sanford RUHSell Is Improved, , Chu1 ies FtJ'k of Plttsbwgll 1~ bus Is vl.!.ltlng rel&tivea here a.acompanJed her to CtrtJevUie v:sltlns hiS mother Mrs Chi rm Mra Ka.te McFann and friend& YJere Mr &nd Ml11 Wald MlddltMrs Charley Hysell Is grea~ly Dr. Gl®n Casto (If Partersbl.IJ'K Fink Sr and family l of Portsmout h, vieU.ed Mlf.e MOl· swllrt, B F . Prl~ and t tie memb€ rs tmproved. ' len 'thursday nlDL"llitll tor hta r.t , fll d Mu;. Oha.rles Clawsc- 1 lle Brannon, Sunday of the ramlly Bessie Cheatham of Columlfus 1 h(lme, after m&lr:lilg .a short VlsU Mr and Mn J , T Stewart lltMr and Mrs Roy cox ancl chil- ~pent Sunday \\l th Mra Chal'les and du u~:m «>r or C1nctnn&t1, , o.re hue, the ,uest of Mls& Emma g uc~t ~; ol Mt· a nd Mrs H C ':Tur· tended th f aJ f -n.. dren of ChariP.st.On spent Sunda y Moore ~ J'lfoJl Bmllh. nnd fumlly . e ur.er o u teod.Ore wlt.h thelr brother, Joe Cox and Lue Dodson was a. recent guest ·Mra. Ed Heibt!r and 60n Paul, at Ba.lem, Monday' lamlly cr Margaret Hysell • I;i!<-, Bew :t! Flvlc" lut.s f.tLun Fry retu.mf!d Wednesday morning to Mrs Leno re .,.n....,. • t•·- who a tte n d II ~ Fay and Glad~ p ,ckeno of Winifred Starling ~>pent a ~w thdr home at. BentwOOd urt ' I n t iJ ho me a ftc1 spendinll the pa.st MarshaH oo'l""g t th k ,. "' tew week:; w!lh Mr and Ml'll. Wai ..,. e SJ~n e wee Reedsville and Maralyn Henderson days last week with Ma;ry Morris visit \l(lti\ Mn~ Eme Hundley and ~cr Mnjor a nd son at ColumbtJ.<; .:n~l;:reMarie Mf"!S has returned of Coolvnie an! vl31tlng their grand Ha.Ltle Eberabach and son sp9nt Other TelatiVPC Th: v Father Kelly of Parker&· h n.other, Mrs. Mattie Hendenon and Sunda-y with her parent.B , Mr and 'Garnett Burch~t a.nd Ma,rlt• uome afl.t"r vltiit.ing Mr &nd Mrs. family M1s Charles Moore ' F 1ed Le.Boytea Col b · ~-burg wa:; a visitor bere Sunday Httrrah· left Thursday morning for Ch.nlles Bletnar and carl 'find ux at um us Roaetta Cobb and nl~ce ha\e reA 10 lb boy was born to -tU-· a visit with frieqd!i. Peuil Fa}e Bletner vls lteU Mrs Dr C V Petty WM a. bll$lneM turned 1.0 their home al Chark'Ston 1\nd Mrs Walter Whlte Jr M~F· and also to attend vhltor at Pt Ple&88nt, Monday arter a pleasant- vi.Rit with the for- da.y ' "'h n J ~ IJ.l :ner ill Beo"klf'Y Su nCarmellla CunninKham of Evans n· er's sb>ter Mrs Joe Cox a nd famMrs Fann y Ollkey returned frt!m da.y ' wa.s a visitor hef"''! durin ~ the l } "M1ey were 11 ccompamer:i b~ 8 ,,,. Columbus ~V H Vun Horn of Bulcm ~pen t w2ek end \a and Mabel Cox On ij.l johruon ot Columbus Is .he WC1 k end here A canning demonst.ra.Uou wa.s Mrs 0 B Price, son Earl und I~ ~ endmg a fM~~ da ys with his J)tU'Su.m uel FoJ;Jesung hfL'I ~turnen H~ ld ln ~he United Hrethren wile or New York s ta re and d11. u- 1 nt.<> Mr and Mrs Wln Johnaon. 1an B urlm nnon arter a tt 'nrlln~ . hurch b&,Mmen~ 1\Jesday flrq:l ghter Mrs Vem and <: hlldlen of Mar~a ret Golding of Columbw; Ia ,,e f'p'%1 th le.!l.g\Je Institute ""u In charge o( Miss OoJda WU- Belpre spent one day last week 1f.J.."'ndlng a tew days at home M• 11.nd M1s Thomas Dixon Mr on of Mo111 ant.own , \'W lth Mrs Charles .liVId~ and ram - 1 Waltcl Dodsou has been 111 t'(J Mr- Hobert Dixon of 1'1f'bRua.'*-11 CtlPf'hatt of, lpt Pleas- Uy of Ma w n C1tv trvll h' wer~ guests Jf Mr a nd .: ut &pent th~ ' " eek ~nd ll.L his Jut$11ta Rurrtmer vt Low ell u If 1w ~rn Lis le an(\ so••· 1u cme ~1ere . visiting her cousin Collne W!H or d .. •' M~ Henry Winter ' and daug11 Mr and Mn; Okey Payntu were 1 ')I} J\0" \''j n om;] of Whe;)Jing 1'-~')' I have nt urncd honll' aft er Parkersburg and COOI'j ll1P 11151\ ors I ~ OS -'4i' 1 ' ] ,( t moUwr Mrs Et-tl\ fw:l p1 ndlng Uu• w ek end w!H lsst Monday lld fumlly IICildR at Cl•arleston Mr and M1 s Gllrs Hammet nr S H1 CuJOlinc Cnmpbell !cit r01 Mr und..,. ).{rs _narvcy Parsons HuntJn(lton spent Uw week end cl lli Jbus whe re she '!Vill b1: th ~ • •1d Mr Bodle and daughter of lmre With tlw latte1 s ~aste r M1 s I If• uc ~ t ul Mr a.nd Mrs Jta.rrv ~srkel'l!iburg Wf're" Sunday, guests H&rry Swan and familY. They were , At the Pl)d Qt. lhQ 2nd 1Jotlle or 1m 1 1 f·JAOry J l'"' pt ? ll t u ht dllughter w Parscns tucompanJed h~ Maxine s wan \\ho K ll ' (hP'l Jm happy to sav 1 1 t Mr :> nd Mrs c \ Ll ' M, U.J' d Mra FTed R.osenQaum ' Louise Mllei was R vlslto; nt Pl. ~pent the past thre-e Meb \\Jth m•pus tn" supern ·J~'Us 29 lb.'J I ( ·~ 1 1llil .~ n of Pomeroy, wcr r PJ ~a&ant Monday lilf'm 1 'f.'r had " ~u n~'11 mcr-1er.t ant'! . (Omtlr.~e d trclll .rage Onel Sunday gu{:sts of the latter's \iar- • Mfl! w H van Hom a.nd P&uMr and Mrs A J E-mith ~ pent T [r>!t lx!Lt1 r 1.ll Lle tim<! I wa.:; 1 ~ M1 and Mrs Ed c~pehart l'{ hter J M 11 Sunday at Columbus 1 tal wg, Lh1 m- •n 'lch mmc peppv 0ne cent a bottle, ~:~.musement.s nml 1l hi:' fa.rnllv elr , oan a e, returned, lb A good gru; well ha5 peen drilled I :•ml l l(.'st tha t logg"y s! uL;v,Jsh fqet 11 ' \ CIIA.PTBR TBIRTY·TWO ~~ :Perha)!l, lhe llv,cl m. c;.oa• ~nDU~na-17 eat.. TOice, -tor ..7'* =~:~~ :~ 'J;,e c~~~~ 0: ;!~~~ CCI~t. Mary Eliznbeth Bletner returned !~ndi~:U~h~ =t~~ 5~!~ ~~ 1t1 the V E McDade farm "11: Jp Lt:l' morning Frclri!L r>R..\"k..'! A I stan~ Wrror becauao ot her Jiu. ~ I mean. Too bM 1 ou're ill pro ld f Monday after vl.stttng Mr her p&rent& Mr d Mrs. G McDade of MIUwoocl and !\IP\ Hn.vcn Vt ' 1 1 C&vauqh ltldden11 wu lltand· band'• ba.dnea Jove with that bird." bon~s ~~r re~ir 1ssuancc ot tou nty nnd Mr:; Phil Gress a'hd faml,ly at Purdunl and famllfl~ HruTY W E McDade or Kana uga vlslt.tod A 111m st ~nder fl zure, n"\\ ~nlaa' OD tbe balb of hJ1teet like a The llalrooDeJ'I Lenl deeldfd She .... able, witboat dort W Ap 1 t0 th Fed 1 1-if:llnlre for the past ~ree ~eeks Mr a d M' C I V E McDade and .family last week qn ~ lmw\JS hro.lth 'OUt 11ft I ~J.Cprile flrbb!lr, were nol bad peopl;. Even., much match hi• e&lmn~ ' ' • mlnl~~tl e et a R e li ef Act- 1 Ma-y LucUle Board ts.,peJ~dlng ', ~u t an~ da ra wrmce ape- ~ Bob Grlmth of Hunt.111gton spent '\ . t~ rl' 11 skin brtvht ev( r,-l-a ll I.ee J'ohJlSOD, ,Herman seh&e1. eon 1 l.iruce and da.uahter Barbara Ann. Oharlea LewLf ttports that he OliUitlt a 12 1·2: lb. spoonbill eat. '' Honeymooner~ f IIDivtal U ~Oif ""''"" &eJ>I. II, 11011, ~ ~ ""' OCpco " ~· c:tblo. lllo AO! o( »areh I , 1&11. ~ d · !lt.l"'!'"l'· Located on Lowu ~ - · Ppa>OlOJ, 0. • When obr"'~ amd Ull; tteB ~DeW& O:.tter fOf ~~ 'tbt)' ' .. J ' '• I ' ' '' ' ' l .~·J ' ,. " f " I ,! J f \ �' ' I < 1 ~ll ' ' -· ./ 'I11UJtSDAY. AUG UBT " ' " . ; Tlf' D4ILY TlliJJPNfl ' ---- ' -. ...ocl .. at, PROI'IE '1'01Jil NEWB TO . lltouJ41a '&11 CUfJI .lip tb.eit name&-<t~ltJ1014b DOt. PIXU1)11)' \.o tJv prtot.rd. AmlOJmOua Jet.tera:, however exceUen' dtllrable tn tbtm· * 1<4J'IQIIAJ, 411Vlii'T!'DI!> • !IJrJIXIIJ!!if~TIV&i "1' J[JOlboU. .... lo.Jo-· •· .' . ll""!f•• Pl>UNel.,.,.a. l'llioltorl\, J4111ra- ...... • ---~ -- -----;;::::-;;:;;:=~=:::-:::-;-----'t ' .For E4JicK'bl Ofllee Call Zlt·L hi' O..btDI Office &ad Ckeu.lat.lon c.J1 ttl·& l Dt~J&. ---:D::,::: u= ......t =:--:a,:--; c= •==,::-----:------=a'"' r-=M ""a~ ""•-- ODe Year -- - t .15 One Month . .. .. , .. .. .. .. • .eo 11u'ee !(onth& , . , . • . , . • , . • One Week • .. . . One )(opt.b ... . . , : Six UOI'Ithl .. .. .. .. . .. . 6.00 One Year . . •• . • . , , .. . . • , 1 Mr. and Mra Cha.rler Allen and f&mil)' of Che&apeake, 0 vialted I UIO 1 2.00 41 .00 A FATHER MOURNS OH10 f:\th er 1s m u urnw g because J,~ faile4 to use AN litre last SaturdaJ wit.b their dau· ghter MR. PreelJnd Norrl.ll and Herbert Roae c:aUed on Mr and Mra. Jed Plcltens' eut of RaelDC last Saturday evenlnl 8 B. Shalxt -.bo )lad a strOke P.ometlme ago Is slowly lmprovlns Mrs Harry Stoblut who hal been visiting for aometlme at New Brlgh ton returned borne lut week Irene Dyke who spent a week bere with Mr and Mrs Andy Role It It last week for Cheaapeake where £he Is vl61t.lnlf her uncle James Timmons and lamll.y Vlri'lnia PhUaon visited Ka.thleen Johnson lai!it Sunday afternoon Dolorou,s Glenn spent the week end here with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Monroe Pickens Mr and Mn. Clarence Shields I end little d&Uihter of Letart vlslt· ec Mr and Mra Freela.nd Norrla Funday evenlDQ" Mrs. Lee Jo.. --- da,n<rh\er Koth'Y""""' Goucher, lt>en Mrs Sarah Andy Ril8e and 80D Herbert WPrf! Pome· roy vj81tors Jast ~turdll.,\i Mra. Sidell who has been )'i&ltlng t elailvea htlle len laat week !or her home at Linesville, Pa. Mr and Mrs Howard Stover, Mra Russell, Mr filnd Mrs Authers:m all of Bradbury apent Sunday V1lth Mr amt MrG. S A, Stover Rush PoweU, John :SOyd and ! Curtis Beaver. all left last week tor I Colwnbus. l Mr and Mrs Preston Parsons ) ~ pent the week end at Tanners ) Ruu calm, so b_er J udgm e nt and because he was t o o eager pull th e tngger of hili gun, first and investigate after. ward. 'fh e Ohw fath er mourn $ because he killed hi s own I son Ill ffi l,!;hlkmg h1m f o r a c h1 c ken thief. i Kn owwg h1 s ~on \\as somewhere nearby with him l,uth 1n sea r~ h of ~ ml·~raud er \\h o had been stealing the1; : C'h lc k~ ns. th iS Ohio fa ~ her Indeed is deserving of censure / t or h11S 1mpu l:uve ness. And so while he mourns the blow I , Js doubly hard as he reah~es that but for his utter lack' t·f caution and culm JU<l~ment, ms dearly beloved son r.11ght still be am o ng th e land of the living instead of making that Journey mto a far off land alone and unattended. Once more Is a moral lesson left to those who left behind. Once rnm e is an opportunity afforded qUick tt:mpered, qu1ck acbng, impulstve people to mem.ber that after all mature, calm, sober, quiet thinl<ing I'Onnot hu!\._the cau•e regardless ol Its import and that a lter all the old adage of "Look before you leap" can be f •,IJowed in this age uf .speed, e xplos ives and death-dealing mstruments ev e n to greater advantage than m the days wh en it wu ~ cumed.. A ,sympathetic world cannot help but weep with thts ~"l·tef-lor·n, for lot n father Ill spite of his :short· · to i I 1' 'I I t I 1 ~~~ com tugs. , I One Wlird MR. HOOVER REFUSES J'l' IS n~t dl!ficult for the average person without poJiti. , Led To Another a,. Arthur usula" Baer ~>mostly second hand" ure very wellj ~ ::.te~~~r~~:C!n:!~·a g~: covering even more Jl'l"OURd than •nnt summer. ot 1ooY<tnk .after certain Ph&Ma oi bualness, w:oitJd WEST SALEM m;::.o•tx•'"',Mr~;~ _'"~.",fn."t.!,, 1 W _'A'!£ ... r~ ,,,s,u!;,.To_jj•n..,•••,rot•'".•,ll~K,,In•,ffteor, I 0;r.j,d,;;;, ~ ••:,~ taken and probably •1 " inig.ht h_e BU.Spec~ed. NaturaHy am~~ jn the preaidentiall>i Pql~ 5 , bMm•t aNOn .-YJ~).;aUm 'Y A~' cha1r w~t~. ~~n . m depart:D,~ents created for ,t he sol-e pur .. attentiPQ so. ua 'lo*'~tto~~J&Oilt• uo to ·aecond pose Sir Thomas had any c1n It waan't :n the eats d~~art~ Mr and Mrs--charley Mooney h\ent Measurements of .epar, over. and dau 1 hter Charlotte IJf Clncbtbang and displacements proved na.tl Mrs ~et\.tf, Irona ot YOWJ&!I that )lie tQ.blecloth wae larger than tcw~ arul Mrs Ward Hoback speni t.IJ mainsail Wcdnesda.y the guest ot Mrs ' 'r'hornt Wolf ------~Mrs Ethel Hoback was greatly 1fa~j..; cal Pl'eJUcl!Ce, tu see Mr. Hoover's point 1n refusing to "\\!•========:=.:_:!:=.:=~~==:====;:;..==' cotne to Detroit to testify m the bank Cl'a&h Investigation ---.. ~ aoing on ~t the Dehd.t mAtropoha. Tb~ Cup Ooe~~ to The Wan Arata tossed a gr8pplin8' iron over the ,. ellver boiler which ls emblematic of In fact it 1s easy to understand that hia rep.so 118 of 1 EDaland now hP a. boot that the world laurel8 his knowledge being I r>- ~,!d"\.:e:o!~~w: place ROLANDUS ll u., '", .. -,,.. ,MOrtoJ:t. n returnect -··:·- --·. .A ..th.~s dter ,.,.,nd· Theft! were Up YOUR rl .fV _ I!DmaJ·•:r:..! ~ L 1 .~11 ~!; 1~-e~~or':n~~~eLtp==r~ :Or:: ::veu;:~~ ~a:a:~. iJ~omtuJ ' ~ and Mrs M~;~Y Smith IIIIJHO OJ CALOMEL a cautious .eil.llot and hid eai,\iO·rio; were calling on E. P. Bo· 11 not h&Vi! , time to give his personal attention to the par- t;ck( t1cular ~Ufliness incident. In fact, if he had anv., confi- I ;~ dence tr1he men of h1s own clrDoaing he would have no Tommy sturdY AnlltHlaxon bablt ot sing tM starling line. wu an Ideal marine tlcsi h' d "th I :t enor~an whq stirred up lntereBt re occupy IB mm w1 sue l 1 ema. Y.lthO\tt lncteNlnl competition Not Al~p, natu~lly Mr. Hoover will come in for much 1one of _b.le Bh&llltock Anullda ever ~1'1•t·ICIBt1}.• as a result of the present invertiaoatlon but most - =;:=:==::====='====== t ender . . -h•'na 1 - I - An • dYOU11 Jump 0l!t of Bed io ahe.rldJ.n Weyaud of Brids:ewater, the Motning Rario• to Go · t 1 d d · d 4UhouP Xn. An_dloar_J. Drexel,J'r., Philadelphia. MJC~e Yh ea er, en le that 1t1er JOD.·Ailtlwlw J. Drexel, 3rd, was even en;rage • t 0 young ~~.:ion •- ho 'lac• With the former Miaa Helen Ava. Howard, of Atlant a, .. ~ eoopl~lhowu above) shpped away to Walha~la, S. C., 0 a. ,_ JODU D 1 d 1 f oa4 ..,.,. teCJet'- 111, ed while Mu. rexe •aa w1rtng cn1a s rom ,. "'11'11 aa&&U, Bahamas, surpr l!!ed Thursday all.emoon who.n Grover Harris o f Strynburg. cne of her old schcolmatel'i 'Mrs 1 llda Waterman (nee Webster ! Bnd mHON Ril.JGE d!Hlghter May called on her while 1 paaalnl bY enroute to their home at Bocklal)d, o The blrtlldr.y dinner at Je~Ssle Mr and Mrll oeorQ'e Mooney had Davis last Sunday was well atf<.>t their gue:~Ls Sunday t heir LI.:nded All had n good time ami an Grandson Eber Pickens and fiunUy awful nice dlnnet Several nlco cf Oreat Bend. p• £S ~'11ts were brought Ulah and Lllha.n Hoback had as Several from here attended the tne1r guests Sunday Juamta Fur- Markins-Colhns reunion held u.~ bee of Great Bend McArlhur last Sunday, Mr and Mr3 Cha.rlea Dobbin~> Mn ; George Markin was at Melnee Vklla Longsworth! of Cleve· Al ~hut last Friday I lAnd and Mr and Mrs John Long~:~worth were calling on Mr o.nd Mrs Mrs Eva. Townser.d fell on a J D Hoblilck Saturday :-,l9ke whUa pickmg tomatoe!S MoJJ'Mr. ~~ond Mrs Charley Moon ry day (;Vcnlng cutting her sldC lmll and dauahter Charlotte of Clncl,l- 1 I~ Dt Has~ ·:; ~l"ing: medical ajd,. natl are vlalting Mr and Mrs Dick 1 Mrs Anna McGhee who h11s ~n_f llfarrla ~t.nd others ot Grep,t. Bend l l;; rgemcnt of the henrt h88 i~Wthis week }•roved consldero.hl~ ~~ Wlli l>400ney Will au~pnsed Sat- ~ wm Markin 1s \lsJt\ng hlb duuurday when his brother Charley ~ht.ct In Columbus. 1 , Mooney, wtt• and daugnt" of Otn- 1 dnna.U and slsV ?tl, Mrs Ward Ho bec¥ of here, M.r.1. Raietta Irons of Younptown and N;ra. Ida Plc~el)s ~nd husbo.nd ot here Md son Earl , •• , , ,. ,a.nd s~t tbe da)t with I -. - ~ -:l:iep away, Mulrooney I" Cava· Qqb aaid with a 1tranre quttt In ~voice. uyou'll Dever ut h I" P t 0111 ...L..:oo..l.. ~ 0n me llulrpont!r 'With t\1e han.de'l:d'fl 4anJ:llq and aUstcniD&' 1tepped forward. • A ~~q_q:are, white ltone , . , ftlmc t:ll:lfOQb 1:be- alr-anlJ it ·~~ • lt:O.De-ft ..,.. L * Ca~• I • 1 '\. .r' '· r .,, • • • 0111!1)'~ ' ~~.M•;LII!I • ·era~ Mrs Th06. Blanke'nafup of Weirton called on Mrs. T E Wolfe SunUay momlna Miss Bonnie Wolfe spent Wcdnctdaw the guest of Vla.h and LlliJan Hobaek Mr. and Mrs. ~CI:ll':i? I ,. 1'h ose and IHllldry other· 9uest10ns authorities of ou, lund, the citizens of the various communities which ha\'e ,... .. ~mHar cases, muRt decide in such a wny as to impro\'fll 1he chances of society to become bett'er instead of wont>. I The crux of the. criminal situation i-1' in the American home. The fathers nnd mothers who bring children into I th6 world, have u tremendous, responsibility. When they I f~ vnde thp.t respomubihty a s the man who was mu•·der~rl ~ ur killed in •elf defense, has alle~edly done, ~nothor extr~ heavy load is laid on the $houldero of other mel'lhers ol society who arc alrea~y hoavily laden. When and ir we ~rrivo at aome ••ti•f~ctory tl!l14!inn I t~> the trpmendous questjon of hatl~l!ns the ll)&ny j\pmp- 1 , ... waif8, mnrjo so b!' Prim!Qill n~r•nl• and qthe~~ who I a~oqld not huve been allowed !A I"Me to ~rpcreat p more , of their kind, we hove ma<le st.lile• wmthwhllc In th o f <!Jrectipn uf havin11 a I!IUCh lfllPrqve<l sopi~ty apq pitn••<!)\eqtly we hn vo reqqced br~mlnal prnctl~es to a ll~c 1 <lfiiTee· It is a l>ill sqbie¢t re~PPIIJI(b"IVh' of Ito COFf~ot KQ- I lu~op r~sting aUke on every lvort~whjle citlze~ of 0 vm·v ; c mmupity. 1 i adv l&ll\soi~1olepd)ln.lfalro~ a n1ce preaent, &be thoqbt, W IOI'Dethl~ for the ' lour oblklru_ too~ I I "'lheD. nddeab', ltulroclal:r .... lila'e,. and knew when u wu. 1 1JPOD t'-e broadneif 'weltllt Of' Cavani.liP'• u abe loved LIU'ky, abe could not fi.nd •in h he rt to 1hlDk ill ot the Dlidd1 or a a--ced man fltloetched. ovt upou her expensive carpet. It WU a hard life he JiVecl and his Nlary, prvbabb',wu'fel'J'RLall.Sometlrne body Wal It tool: him. 8 lew aecoud. tunpr to reme,mber wbat ,had ·~~ ,}V..!tliiolil: Q.Y ~ ~ ~ri.l, I '•On the eontney lt'• -fJie nlc•!ti tor the r:a.f~~e~ ~~ t~OO ~ n~an,th this w.::ek at Evans whet·e she is 1\t-~ wtlJ-e Bunda ughter ~f 0 ~len.sant; several days here with Jack Ander- hr • wl cl•d rr~u!u, a r.~lf tenthl l · ',. . bl· d e ~eal 'A Ill tcndln~ the Jackson county ratr M Y gucs r ar.r: .'len He has returned ' home ac - n r n•1'u l rf Km<;ehf' tl R~il ' s ~rst can imagtne, lhe rephed m rna e by the state relief com Mra J E'nnle Taylor Is vlsiUnl Mr rs Ed Capt>hart and famllv I cr,mpanled by Jack Ander~>on ' 'h · n~ tn"'"' nw•"' l nq m a " l:'! s ,of Nobody ean put tbe lur on nn 11ss1on as scon M the bills n.re l llCI ~ 15 AlbC'I t Plckt>ns at Ltf.art Art hut Edwnrlls and son of I Elmer Do.tghcrty and family of 1 -.- "'~ t C' brlt''"' ou SA rFI y a.nd lfke that and pt away with lt,~lsgned by the governm M 1 ~ · France~t HRrdman or Mas- C!l a:h".ton \'iSited Mrs Janet ~r1 - E:u;t Liverpool are spl'Dding o. fev. w 1tl tc ut dlrJ.COmfort ~ llul~J' told Ur, .tO'frinJ th• - --~<lti o n has rutmned home ltllt• 1 ~ lf- 1\l,'fLid,; dl rmg the "'cek end 1dnys w1 th their aunt, l\lrs Nancy 1 One jar l!l! b 4 w eks 1\nd cOt;t." Undede away under hll el'lat CARD OF fRANKS I 1 nif n•iat!Ves here , l(hn Orgax of Bell .. , wa.<~ the <.tlales and other relatives hut n tnn 1• Rl l::!.ar tQn f> Phan n~p· the J'Nl', "We'll.et 1 blm within 1 wish !o thank ' he M1 and Mrs W A Oold !!bent ~Week end guest of relathes lwre, PGmerm M: 3run a1•d Roller Mid 1 , twent,-..f~ houra and beavan belli frlcnm- and relatives for thru Sundav here with relative-s 1 ,Mr · ~nd Mrs Churles 4-\lso'l• 1 •11 , t •• 1 d n l ~:>1 0'" Q:l c lWD tbeal~ ' ~ndnetiB and sympa.thy dU!IUg thl Idll. Wolf Is spending this w~at I\ C)'(! v s tor5 here Sunchay ' (I'.'P T Mon l y bark If not Tb!an wu DO- uae u,cutna ~ Illness and death of my wile, Mil' l:"r home here C W Parl!ons Is In a Y"ry ser IContinl,lt:tl rrom 1-'li-ge one' :ati fi ,, Bu1 rn.1 le1t ,our health .. uolr ~--b6; o J~ ,Harry Jl'lhnaon Also wiah tQ Mx.. Bertha YOUIIJ vlilt$:1 Mr. loti~ CO"d ltlon at hm home yt!Sterda.y's prieea -m~ke ' \I ~ you get Kru.<-/.' hrn ' _. woi.ld ~ he !IIIIOh ot ~of Rla!bk Ihe donors or the bt:!jlUtlf~l ' ' 'eri!f'Mrs Jake Eb$r&bach a.t eMr. ~nd... Mu Walker Beaver o' Ralli'Oilld shnr~ were again lf/ ~od;. ~ . I II!Dtlo.tt,' than aD,Jthl else, /flower/' durlnR her illnt.>8.9 and nl:~ 1ov ,BunHay , ( I Hnnun,o , the week end __ , ..~ut ~~~"~r ~ r~er dta.th AI!:Q Dr Boice, Lbro ojo .. Evelyn Fogl~ng a /JtJden~ al ~~;sh thr Mr a no IU$T l'or~_eom~~ ' '' ~ g~11 ~~~~"':!!~ Beh P. c IKr~- v~w. Vlr~j9la wes'teyan, .at l;Jjch-, -~IJ:o-..-not :ret anyway" .-Jd•MuJ., 'V'-Y'\'" Ilnrrct lits own ~~rr · . ...-- ahon ' 18 i()ending'· tWb-~i!ks ..,nth J IYSF.LL RU"' · talfrS aoin• 1io 1•f,t CaVa. " tnel~~1 11· he r parents Mr ana Mrs W\ H 1 .,..... naueb ~,. , ,, I rrv 0 ' Oi l I~ogle1ong and sene . "1.-oa.'\ rbelt.Te 1'1 do th&t" r----lt,tr and Mrs H s Morrl ot Mr a~'d Mrs Lew:s Russe-ll markM't.eDt qyieUy. ~ ', MASON C!TY · \Wlls.Qm;g WeJ;c w~k end gue. of and Lewis Russell Jr sud 75c ,Mf.N'S HALF SOLES, sewed He 11--.;:,.d her woroa. "WWe~·o -loh•~ latter s motn.et Mrs Jennie*y. Floyd Wise eud family •-•• Jam B H d und wife made a. 65c .JWr telllfpbblw!" ~ , r <"S :t ey, aughtc-l <~nd W•r Mrs Amua Rist and sor ret ned trip to Sunda.y and atLADIES' HALF SOLES . "Whyt» 1 ~t • C~umbus Well~ vl sitor~> h~l to their t>n•ile at Cllarlest~n au da.y tended camp meeting , SSe MEN'S RUBBER HEELS . •Wh7T l,halde ot ' two miqute 11 M~ d M .., , l' ft1r vlsltlng J4.rs. Jane. !:ld rd!· Mr and Mr~ Leo Woodt.rd and 0 . 20c -and !Sc Im have entry rad1o pblice clir in and chi:• - ra 11.mcron CIL, 'J fm the past frw wtekF •on was the Sunday gue.sls ot Prank all I l' = mmyl :SJa I:Ut l I I ' · EAGLE Jliij -"C:·c'~ -· -- DIANA) TRIBUNE SAYS: "Teachin~ lbein the val~e. C)f money ohould bey in when the children are very you~(r. wuqderotand that money io not •aoily 1 •••• ,.. Willa•"' aott1ac ln\0 Molrocmey ..moboclrtollerwlllt $to.;!:',..,_...,'&OiiaU tr.lDlllL 1 aa W ,about hlm ud hla daecl and troubled eyea.. Is a tit .._, II DO l q v _,. ' " ''E,:onq'li:V in mOil!IY ex.~en~JJtureo doeo not mean stinJine••. ' ,. ' "Money alway• should ~e e11!"'nded wiaely. i. fufure. I ~ ' I •' ,<;o~ ,, .. '0 that , , J., .~ t f • • t cor.i. M~DA.~t~,IF u-. ,.;,t ' •rent. l!l!ld'e ll!ld•~l'uld nf!l be easijy "'"'fe •lwayo shoulc!· be aaved = a,, ... - "~t is the duty of parepto to oo rear their childl'en that they will undentarld and fuliy a~preciate the v~lu~ of monoy. t;. • • -'"- 1. 1kn.oW' Ill S. mad ~ me. 'We u. minOl' ......,-, 1hll couldD't h1lp ltiat ~ Ia . . . . wl ua'PJ IIOtlll IID"kbta ID u. oeean of troabte f•l Arl'f far hbn. ~ ,., lllJ' MUt .tncs aa a 1-.t; aboft "Yoa better. let 1Mb roa ~ a. ·7&'f.Dill' • Ma ._...., Ia Faiher Cbai'IN B. C.,.plia ••- . .• •! ... .... ~1 ·to~· oald. ,bo'!" """"'"' lrutla, ....... · · ·... - -llodlol, .. I The Rev. F ather Ch aries ... " Coughhn, . L • ~eltllor wl~d ,..., ....._ ulllo !<it him ab• ••'-r'lllo olaap. ~ -li>,~i!Wf, well"known which. _• , u.. aa4 Ho dow\a.;ll~ -._.,. . radio priest of Royal Oak, Mich., is pictured on the w/t1Be Lootrna lit Kulroonq'l faee J.r. ~ wit out ~. B• whlae'fw.!-~?!"Na...., ness stand at the one·man grand 'jury investigation into 1 wldolt 1b,ad bfea ~ u.d wu eow f9Dd _.t.t em. a Chlir, ~ picb4 lq t 11. • ._. Ill t •s• t1 .._ .J l;q!DDiac ' ~ !<('"\ ,..._ ap 1a1ao •c~~·• b.tllclci>lro. Lon! ~ ~ow r.. ~to p a 1 - tno collapse of .t'Yo Detroit banka, where he criticized tlie -~ ~ jl.;: llulr,.ney would wu belil~ him dllorootl7, , ~ tlao 1- ,...t lot M , 1(pollci61l of former President Hoover tnd issued a scathing ::':C.'!a':.li:~t:;~~·f: he;.~;; !ro~t,? t;•~ti;· ~~ltJ!!::b~ lndiet~ettt of the philoROphy of modem finance . ~ rb<,bato ,_ ::':: ;!.., I A. D. STARKEY :. • [xpert ,, I 1 ·~. '. ' ~ r Mechanic 1\!IUDLEI'OCT. Q , .:; ECOND S'I'REl\1. Vou t:\1er·Stop IDid , (I.o . SH{~WNEE, < ' 1 trbi~nlt By EDSON · R. WAITE, ? ' Competition That often me.k~s • \ OKLA ' ,. mOre busi~ss. . ' .Stores that advertise are extremdy competitive . ' . , ; \ : ,T~~re i~ no competition between adverti!ed goods and r ~Jrt· ach•el'lise.1 goodt, because ~cbody kuows about non-ad ver ' ; ' c,d . - ' ~~~&dr and th~re i· no d~mand for them. ' Buainesor concern~ should link up their h :.: ~ ine!:r to vertioing. ' ', ~ ~ "• .. I ,1 There adve~tioin11- ' somethinr - po.rtioulr. •ly p I.e :-u a. n;r !ii:OOrf nbout There ia a diatinctiv10 character to advertioed 1oods. ~v.ERTISII\IG SHOWS THAT ' THE DEALER AND MAN- UFACTURER HAVE FAitH IN · THEIR PRODUCTS AND ' ' ST~ND READY· T~ BACK UP THEiR FAITH. ' *' "' PUT ON 8l' ~§~~~~~~~~~~~g~~§~~~~§~g~~~ •, 1 ' :: racw...u • F. A; MILLER, PUBLISHER Qf' 1HE SOUTH BEND (IN- "ran of an alJ~wance ihiliJIIcrvo ii 100d Prtest tfakes Stan_,. ··n Probe u . 1 LADIES HflELS Hysell and fanlll)!. , , Mn. Chorley Bear~, a~ da.uattter Mitll'l and Ruth Mby were the guest of her- C:!'fl8, Mr and ~~ne!dea.~ls RIJ 11 ~ ,family Mary RUS§tll ' a.hd . lSf!rdle Rll!.';ell o\\ere CRI1!4i' on her" I ~>ffit.er Mn C'hw.rley Seatlel Wi.oictJ leSCI.ay FlortlnCe HliSSell and Elsie Russell v.ere calling on Mary Russell Mou day Blrdl.s Russell has been vl.<~it- I By Edoon R. W'!ile, Shawnee, Oklahoma b!' made 'f I DID YOU EVER STOP TO THIN.K? "T~ay •~oqld ' ' lworlet NOTICE! a.: •I ~t,"' he - :! ••t •t ~I Y woIfe, ·•te a.~ r :rr;:;:.\'~,,~ 6 at Cleveland av • ,, R w Umnita 1 .I..,..~........... . - ""' ~r Ok>~l& Jean .Qnd R of C}'!vMJand.. WI f4t. Rnd Mrs. w Drman arOOn spent Stoc k M . ar ke{s I ...,.I aPt I( ,?C rooM;.- and Kathryn Elde1 of were visitors at Mrs. Sunday Also Mr &. and daughter or I t!, 1 . . . .1\(iLsiWhen~Jt lande._ tba ilaOck <l)e ·~ to hj.s : !f!ll!t. At ttle,Jawea. r..,. thHolth hla arm eJear 1iO the howeVer, he had a rubbeiey una&o~ llhould81', 1 ' tion. , Por ' a moment t~ de~n re- "W'Jtere did he coT" were hJ 1 mai~e4 ata~inJ opposite hlm with flHt' word., eJiehtly blurrfl'd. 'a Jlaiiy apresl!lioa in IP• ,evea, It occurred to Leni t lr & t ahe • u IOilr u poaU'ttin h(a kDeea began to II:UIIt 'Uld sbouId deii.J him ~~ to the tb~ek , pile ot the aible. hlf.fl" ca.rlet. ' piWhb)c ' fo~ard "'Sit doWD, plea&e/' 1h• f.ce · downw~ One of .hill Jep e.,edy, r,Pbere Wl'fl an ac:cldeat. •a kieikln&' apa~qdieall:r like a Let; m• get J'OU aomethinc-a cJqQk ille cltJ oa the look·out fo:r yo\'u and r,t:rg dr: a~-. s:;:es~ ot M1 Bessie Wright snent the weeklend kaocked-.outl pu&ilbt tqlnr t<t n-ot waterJ» '\ • ban41otne f~end. We'll h&m, family og: esong nn<l .;.t her home at Reedy-v returtlna: pln hll fe,t. t Kulroone-, ahOot hi8 head ........ dontt 1mn'1·" ' Mrs Sophia Gnrdr.er of p • !'ere Monday , The~ o., the e,~.rpet made 11~ O~IJ to clear Jt ' aJ:Id mqvtd wi»f 10l'm not WOJ'l')'lng-,• lilld Lent PJeasa.nt, rpe nt the WCf'-lt enJ 1 v!~~ll :-:yd:~dof ~~age~! f';~ 1 1 1ound. tb(J ~ekfo~r l e &' quioW ~ sftepa ~td ..tbe~~r~ I •moq1;b.IJ. "But I thiuk you are. With Mrs Fllzobfolh Diehl aw Young l dOWD. In aiach a eon.. tlon 1b woDfd ~h W&J did II! rof . lie cle-; ~ne of th1a woD14 have happ!!ned ~-- - -.- - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- i b,.e. m&ttilr of mlnutea, rather of mandec1 I terou had lla1.eatd io ~e--do you ~- before coniCiOUI:1fte&a e,.;me The handed.. JaJ ror~n Ill ~ laatT" UcC. it..., (" ~'l ' th6 ca!'Jiet, M:ulaoMJ' Jool.W h 1 r wjtb LeDJ Lunnka Df&!Je no o1!tcey, ao Mplrooney~tedfrqmtber,oom, 1alleu, and be&VJ' ~yea, , j ~antatlon ~ e.~;cltement. baited, daled, furious. Lent, lbru.,r. "It 1 llstea to aey .¥'9-P' _.9 tl rouJ TJ.Teu m• what 7ou wAnt: to d.o rtnc her shou!dftt, :made no effort ..viee l'U·wtad· upfpbt{ing , oow', .. •h• a,.Id lD a muftled voice, to It® him. Wbat WM the podt Mid. "WhoM idea. Wi.a It 'de~\of tur. ! Her lna~inet- CavarJ&U-rh wo:nld W b~ C41',nallfla out heN •ny. 1 ~ ~b : took Rllf! ~p b11~th. have ealled It her hunch-told her ·~1,. ., ~ fte).'dmt.~hkriil that had teUect 11ul- MulrooneJ waa not. colnr t.o haft .~'• ~Hiera hi thlr e1'6~ Of fOC.)ileJ patted Lent eonsoltni)J on luck. rOldi~ ahrut,Pd witll a.nnall 1 •llaoi lbaot. Mulrooney'• hood,... otlll addled fon.ip lilr. · ~ke ..._,. ot blrf~ whftn he eomeJ u he went into the hall and from '!'A. 7:011 p~ M'r. , Malrooner. tit. S.,. u Jfttle' t.:s ' possible. Tell there out of doon. 811 car wa I tldi)t· Jou ate maktrta • iai•"J;ake 'I him' I ~nt out ' the baclt way, And sUIJ 1tandlna at ,tha enrb. He ltw~t:. tho~ A.At lOB& as LuekJ Ia ~t llbclon.!:e ',~., ed up and dowu. ttie m;,t. No one art,., J'OU ea• depen4 ,1lpcpl·t,.,he'll Lent ipVe an undl'!nt&ndln&' aod. waa irueJjht ezcept a colored nune-- do hi• beut to catdt the ·~ foti'H 1 1 "''ll wtlt and I won't worry," ma.ld vith. t,..~ eltlldren. after.• . 1 ' '.u ntd out of the deptha ot her 'l'bo detective waa DOt Clertal-n ."Oh. he wfQ.' Will ltet• , 1-turqe. bow 1~ he bd beaD uneonscloua. "'~~• ~~11• 'Bnld- Ml that'll ( She cUd not mo•e trom ,wtwr, she TheN had heeD nftlclent :idme, Jio qalta I ~ encrach tor me. 1 bv. I wp stan~ Ul\tU Cav"!JJuih ~ doubt. for Ca..-.nauch to haft turn- u tdta, too., ,tha~ he'll 'aQCOHCL t)f 1 :.aN1hed f$1 t)li.e ,.hallw.&J. QnlJ' ~a corner •n• rtme ill either dJ., couna, U JOU pat lWa. lit JaU. tb&tl w1ten he had detiptWlr beeome a Mi:tlon. PerhaPI he h~d cut out ·~· eqct it. An 70\t plac1t. lit It be h. bo•d ~- Mul- tm. b..k OJ1d dtoapp ...... Into 1PM ~ ~ .. -pOd ~· t . ,.,., atroo~ • ftom ~ ....,.,. .. . . . tlllalr I& 'Jtae deteetlve wu·b-bln• Jer1<- ,l.enl, staaulbl( <oa ~' ~· wOuld bo rolhat a hur!U•tl.. "'""": f1r u hJa hmJa ~bom tor air~ She w~tted for Mulrooutr to return. It tealoD f•r aQ ~ 1¥ 70,.. np. 1 foi3J!-d a ~OJt•. t-oUect hilll onr and wu curlou1, bllli abt fqlt no, n!trret atadon Cd JUk.--• , put It under h11 head. at wha~ waa gol~ t9 ha~• to ~ l.enl lotuWI !llt uto.l.'blnc to her- I ,r.1~eylky u tlou:alt In d~p. pel'lonalJy. Stie b&d dou her beat, Hlt 'tUt;ialle wu ilbla onder th1., WU, WWOu~i~WI, knocked o\Jt. but ft ~ad not: bet!n lllflkiell~ el~taft~l to baftter lfuJf'OOMJt, ltut be waa lD no pain and In ~ Perhap11 llulloooey would· ~ :1i wu btenH ~· ~ ,...... -soza. m.tJ-Ret told Let\1 th'l:~ her and take bet- to httad<Jll~. · ud wu no loqei tlriii• !aaai- all rlrht becauao his b.....,._ Tha~ ot couras, would bo ~ to ._pllab>ao)'tblac to ;.dki: inr , . , t-wrovlnr. definite end to aU ot the m~ ular. Tbirt ,;u an encourarina llutter picture business-the final fltd&: "~en II thM: telephon•!" ,.f hill e:re lids. In a ..inte or two out. What did it matter! She had IA!ni eonduet.d 111m. to lt.. Tbaz. he would awaken. The loncer he been throueh 10 much that Ute bad wu not *M f._t ue la eoa , Ji,qed unoonacloue, the mcm. time loat its reality and ...,.. beeomtna b&tthll' hta ~ ,obatinaq. ' Nmaine4 for Cavanau1b to 1et a waverlJII', uneontroU.ed dream. SMWoa(d'~•liD-IRArt.e.U.. •way Yat, somewhere, m,•tuloUIIJ', to Hal~ eoilven&tloa wttl: ' W'al • · teJTiblt fooll1b thine t"here was th8t lark nou of ha.ppf... he&dq~ 1~ 11 out et •r ror Lucky' t4t 4o t:hoqb~ Lenl It neiUII deepl:r biddan lD her ltcret lhl thoq~ Th&N t. DDtldJic Jnat, • .n my fa~t.' He C&Nfot come 1elf. io meet~• NIQlt ~JI' w~ 1• u: 0 I "1\•nme I ~~~?.:~~~~~~~i~~~~~~u~n~tt~J~Fr;l~d:ay~w:lt~n~E l refunded. ' ••lliecr-ttJi • .t it~&Jll cJmt•. T~e' ·WJaole I J'e! lde? ~ tall A tl ·c h bthey · 1 f h t the percentage· . agahmt etra.tJna not. stain or leCi w a Oli'1tlat areKsy re~idu wh1 doese the tetr ecommg waH :'iWhat o t eis ~ ate or even crirnmal~ to .nd tha~AntlBepUc It mu 1t a:lve complet..t he hunted down Ly the state ln the course of a few short 1 zQtlsCactlon ot· money chcerfii~Y 1 t}Jat · I i "·~J0;;;'y· !' ,,,., -IFee)S Rea) Happu Aft er "'he L t pound Of F'at ti 3 I I "'"' I. . . Process Tax On Cotton Announced nm· WtJen Sir TllomiL6 arrived tor a Pa, we're visiting J. E Romine Fllcontest he 11alled t\lon&: the wa\£r· 'fLY. front .rescu1n1 marooned sporting Mrs Alice Houdaslleldt and eon writers trom the ft8h whanel!l He W"'" a lavtah , host. and ,.1d to , •• Mer.yl tl.re vl!lltlng her palentr, Mr -r.: end Mt-s O!lando Midkiff ol Hembro6cbed mw.ny a keo of the Jock Grove ~i~" a t~~~i ~~~es ,.t~~n&e~:Jt :::; Albeft Romine and wlfe of Dexnumb ~!tm.;~~~·~·~turday evening of It wUI be superinduced by politico. However, any crtticiBO'! thnt is .1ust can only come (if such can be ' ..tU: ~' ~hown a g t o ha.,·e been the case> rrom the poor quality of the men he picked for those particular jobs. I ' 1ft Ju1t Five Minutes Thoae · When you were abllard Blr . , - • Thomas' boat. nothing waa too iood WHAT· CHANCE THE CHILDREN? tor you lf another newspaperman 1 Sore, Ten~er, Achtng CLEVELAND mother 1~ in )ail charged with the murFeet• Get Amazdldo't aee It ftrot Food, drink and l'ld8'in8 were as free a11 a 111at on 1 · der.,of her husband. The mother claims self defen8e m1 Relief the wing. t'~d IS ~rroborated by three of her children who were There was only one draw~ck, It 00 to Btar.tlburr Drug co.. MidWltne~~W! to the tragedy. Thre mother says her husband, dleport ag;enl. o~ any other aoc::t was summed up by a sparta wrtter was No drunken hl'ute who was a constant menace to the d1uga1St tod'I:Y and get an m·trtnal who Jammed hil head out of a pc;rthole and screamed, "For bctUe o/ Moc.ne'.a EtnQ.ra.ld Qll 'horne. 'fhl'l Vlll)' nnt appllcatlm\ will aches, Tom~:r. sail a. Jlttle faster, 1'hcre is no need for considering the mother Her JI.Yc you roller and a few short \\til ya? I sotta write about thJa • • ' LreatmenL~ will thorouahly con- race," ('.USe It ln the hand8 of the c~ourt and she will either be vtnoe ycu that. by &tlcklna tatthconvlded or acquitted, accor lng to the kind of evidence fully to ;t lor 8 l!lhol·t whlle l'ow· we never saw much or the oon1 , • • foot. troubles will be a thl.na of the ,.... 1'I us the make-up of the JurY which tries her. t · Bu' we never , deapalred of ..-~ beiDa event~lty tei<!Ued or a)l:ht~ The childre n, however, are another story. Just One boltle we lmow wdl show Ina a f~lmdii MU Juat to 1 tve you · t b f h H ow Is . this . tragedy to af· taave you beyond alL queatlon t.hat. you a -·•·n'• .~. 01 •• 8 1 •·-··b'· '''h at IS o ecom c o t ern? at lut .,._.,..y_, ...... - .....-d the Wll>' :plrlt ,._...... · ...... we «> "'' n_ of B1r~ Thomu'a sueata: j cct their lives ? What chunee have they to Jive ahd t.o solid foot comfort. want to authentically and authorl· rt b 1 't' f th • . Remember that Moona's Emer- tutJvely stat& Lhat no boitle tbroy,n 1 .I(, r o w o ecom e use l1 ct 1zens o e cotnmumty m aid on, 1s a. clean, powerful. ...o-en- ovrrbOard ever contained a. m.-ie. Swollen Feet >~ Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Aaron Weyand and Ilii Show-Down fa mlly I ' Rush Aid to Ocean Steamer Damaged by Storms r ANTIQUITY .60 , ' II NEWS '""'-- ..... ID DO lDI&anoe III'W be publ'-bed. I I her lfandparentll r~tumed demaDd. 'l'fth New York Centnl, home Mooday .P~lAwure and HUd£oo. L&ell:a· Cha.l'lea Duhum returned homt> wanna, 11-enn!IYivaai& a.~ Pooutl'!' from Columbwl Saturday em RaUwn.y the outatall(l.ing to The HyiJeU recreation ba ll Leam 1 vorttel! O&h. --, , •. - . . , . . - - - VIRGINIA pla yed Hob!IOn here Sunday wtnn· Utility Aha.res showed a lx.t t.er InK by t.he score of 8-fl GREGG : Daniel Hysell of Thoma.s Pork tone than t.hey ha.ve tor day& C'lll· \'as vil!ltlng hi! peopll" h~re Bllt- solldated pa, heretofore il lal&:ard ·--=-=------~ Jn the ~very movements, was w-day Phone 582·L bought m volume &nd ruee ~~oboul, 1 point Columbja. gas Untt.M ru Improvement United corp , and POit"!'LANL> Publlc Service of N J gained tu The M E Ladln A.id held theh sym pathy Onu:e Jean and W1nona IDsles Aurust m eetlng &t the , home or are 11pendiD&' an lndeftnJI.ft time In T he liquor 11 ha.r~ t urned strong. Ml'8 Joe Cox Be \ eraf m e mbeNI Jluntlnrton with Mr !Uld Mra cr along the reat of the market were pret.ent and ref,.esh ments Howard c;Hbba.. They wUJ aJso 11.nd na.tion ul dl.$tl11e rll g&in.ecl I Wtre. &erved YIJlt at. Pot'tsmout.h before retum~- ln t In light tradinl' Mr and Mrs Earl Prlr.-. of Hawblr hom-!. Trading W:lB comparatively lilow thorne, N Y, and Mn Vern throughout lllt8. Am&llda Ward of ChtlllooLhe seaaon and t.be Webster and children of Belpre art' ttie, il vlal,tl.ng hP.r gn,nd®ughter, a~ n~.. ~lme waa behind t.he vl81tinl their paren\JI Mr and ticker mark:::et:.._ _ _ _ ____ __ Mra Delbert :Becker a.nd. family H~re is a photo of the steamer M'a diaon, of the nld Dominion line wh!'ch sent Mrs o B Prlcll or this place Mr. and Mn. Cleora:e Baker and . s1 /J ' Mrl Ej,rl Wilford ls visiting he1 two dau3hten aret attenditll' the :m t a d1stress gnal while fighting ~tonnR off Cape- Charles, V'a. as the ship was en mother at Lowell Lower Thomu Fork Cent.ury of PrOil'I~IS Exposjtl.on at. route from New York t.o Norfolk , Va:t ., with passengJrs aboard. The d!.stress me""a•e Mra Mattie Henderson and ra mCbltaeo this week~ co II~ zpent Sunday afternoon with Bessie Moore and Lue Dod.6on M1!JI. Esthe: Loo18e Hoyt lefL rom the crippled coast. Imer said th e forwnard deckhouAe of the ship had been wash- Mr and Mrs R s Hender11on of were calllne on Mrs Dave McEirpy Tbursda.Y rnornlpg for Circleville, ed away · Th e steamer C... arab as~ e t s p e d t o th e Ma d Json t ,f>. rescue while other ships in Coolville and Mr15 Harry Plcken~ nl Bashan Sundav ~ and family at Reedsville Edna Morri~ wail th1· recen t gu~t where she will talce up her restdena~. 1418& Hoyt has. been emthe vicimty were ordered by th e nav y department to stand by. Several relatives an<! friends as- ot Vern a He-ndncks plOyed aa a teacher 1n a- ~Jehool ------'--~-;;::;:--;;:~-;;;:-r,-,,---.,.,.--:o-.,--- sembled at. the home of Mrs Clara Walter Dodson made a butdness there Ma;x and Bar~y &nborn clnughters , Mr$. Katie wa.hwey of COiwn- Price recently to obeerve her bJrth ~· !p to Ch~t l ltston Mm1day , day anniversary ThOfe present Sanford RUHSell Is Improved, , Chu1 ies FtJ'k of Plttsbwgll 1~ bus Is vl.!.ltlng rel&tivea here a.acompanJed her to CtrtJevUie v:sltlns hiS mother Mrs Chi rm Mra Ka.te McFann and friend& YJere Mr &nd Ml11 Wald MlddltMrs Charley Hysell Is grea~ly Dr. Gl®n Casto (If Partersbl.IJ'K Fink Sr and family l of Portsmout h, vieU.ed Mlf.e MOl· swllrt, B F . Prl~ and t tie memb€ rs tmproved. ' len 'thursday nlDL"llitll tor hta r.t , fll d Mu;. Oha.rles Clawsc- 1 lle Brannon, Sunday of the ramlly Bessie Cheatham of Columlfus 1 h(lme, after m&lr:lilg .a short VlsU Mr and Mn J , T Stewart lltMr and Mrs Roy cox ancl chil- ~pent Sunday \\l th Mra Chal'les and du u~:m «>r or C1nctnn&t1, , o.re hue, the ,uest of Mls& Emma g uc~t ~; ol Mt· a nd Mrs H C ':Tur· tended th f aJ f -n.. dren of ChariP.st.On spent Sunda y Moore ~ J'lfoJl Bmllh. nnd fumlly . e ur.er o u teod.Ore wlt.h thelr brother, Joe Cox and Lue Dodson was a. recent guest ·Mra. Ed Heibt!r and 60n Paul, at Ba.lem, Monday' lamlly cr Margaret Hysell • I;i!<-, Bew :t! Flvlc" lut.s f.tLun Fry retu.mf!d Wednesday morning to Mrs Leno re .,.n....,. • t•·- who a tte n d II ~ Fay and Glad~ p ,ckeno of Winifred Starling ~>pent a ~w thdr home at. BentwOOd urt ' I n t iJ ho me a ftc1 spendinll the pa.st MarshaH oo'l""g t th k ,. "' tew week:; w!lh Mr and Ml'll. Wai ..,. e SJ~n e wee Reedsville and Maralyn Henderson days last week with Ma;ry Morris visit \l(lti\ Mn~ Eme Hundley and ~cr Mnjor a nd son at ColumbtJ.<; .:n~l;:reMarie Mf"!S has returned of Coolvnie an! vl31tlng their grand Ha.Ltle Eberabach and son sp9nt Other TelatiVPC Th: v Father Kelly of Parker&· h n.other, Mrs. Mattie Hendenon and Sunda-y with her parent.B , Mr and 'Garnett Burch~t a.nd Ma,rlt• uome afl.t"r vltiit.ing Mr &nd Mrs. family M1s Charles Moore ' F 1ed Le.Boytea Col b · ~-burg wa:; a visitor bere Sunday Httrrah· left Thursday morning for Ch.nlles Bletnar and carl 'find ux at um us Roaetta Cobb and nl~ce ha\e reA 10 lb boy was born to -tU-· a visit with frieqd!i. Peuil Fa}e Bletner vls lteU Mrs Dr C V Petty WM a. bll$lneM turned 1.0 their home al Chark'Ston 1\nd Mrs Walter Whlte Jr M~F· and also to attend vhltor at Pt Ple&88nt, Monday arter a pleasant- vi.Rit with the for- da.y ' "'h n J ~ IJ.l :ner ill Beo"klf'Y Su nCarmellla CunninKham of Evans n· er's sb>ter Mrs Joe Cox a nd famMrs Fann y Ollkey returned frt!m da.y ' wa.s a visitor hef"''! durin ~ the l } "M1ey were 11 ccompamer:i b~ 8 ,,,. Columbus ~V H Vun Horn of Bulcm ~pen t w2ek end \a and Mabel Cox On ij.l johruon ot Columbus Is .he WC1 k end here A canning demonst.ra.Uou wa.s Mrs 0 B Price, son Earl und I~ ~ endmg a fM~~ da ys with his J)tU'Su.m uel FoJ;Jesung hfL'I ~turnen H~ ld ln ~he United Hrethren wile or New York s ta re and d11. u- 1 nt.<> Mr and Mrs Wln Johnaon. 1an B urlm nnon arter a tt 'nrlln~ . hurch b&,Mmen~ 1\Jesday flrq:l ghter Mrs Vem and <: hlldlen of Mar~a ret Golding of Columbw; Ia ,,e f'p'%1 th le.!l.g\Je Institute ""u In charge o( Miss OoJda WU- Belpre spent one day last week 1f.J.."'ndlng a tew days at home M• 11.nd M1s Thomas Dixon Mr on of Mo111 ant.own , \'W lth Mrs Charles .liVId~ and ram - 1 Waltcl Dodsou has been 111 t'(J Mr- Hobert Dixon of 1'1f'bRua.'*-11 CtlPf'hatt of, lpt Pleas- Uy of Ma w n C1tv trvll h' wer~ guests Jf Mr a nd .: ut &pent th~ ' " eek ~nd ll.L his Jut$11ta Rurrtmer vt Low ell u If 1w ~rn Lis le an(\ so••· 1u cme ~1ere . visiting her cousin Collne W!H or d .. •' M~ Henry Winter ' and daug11 Mr and Mn; Okey Payntu were 1 ')I} J\0" \''j n om;] of Whe;)Jing 1'-~')' I have nt urncd honll' aft er Parkersburg and COOI'j ll1P 11151\ ors I ~ OS -'4i' 1 ' ] ,( t moUwr Mrs Et-tl\ fw:l p1 ndlng Uu• w ek end w!H lsst Monday lld fumlly IICildR at Cl•arleston Mr and M1 s Gllrs Hammet nr S H1 CuJOlinc Cnmpbell !cit r01 Mr und..,. ).{rs _narvcy Parsons HuntJn(lton spent Uw week end cl lli Jbus whe re she '!Vill b1: th ~ • •1d Mr Bodle and daughter of lmre With tlw latte1 s ~aste r M1 s I If• uc ~ t ul Mr a.nd Mrs Jta.rrv ~srkel'l!iburg Wf're" Sunday, guests H&rry Swan and familY. They were , At the Pl)d Qt. lhQ 2nd 1Jotlle or 1m 1 1 f·JAOry J l'"' pt ? ll t u ht dllughter w Parscns tucompanJed h~ Maxine s wan \\ho K ll ' (hP'l Jm happy to sav 1 1 t Mr :> nd Mrs c \ Ll ' M, U.J' d Mra FTed R.osenQaum ' Louise Mllei was R vlslto; nt Pl. ~pent the past thre-e Meb \\Jth m•pus tn" supern ·J~'Us 29 lb.'J I ( ·~ 1 1llil .~ n of Pomeroy, wcr r PJ ~a&ant Monday lilf'm 1 'f.'r had " ~u n~'11 mcr-1er.t ant'! . (Omtlr.~e d trclll .rage Onel Sunday gu{:sts of the latter's \iar- • Mfl! w H van Hom a.nd P&uMr and Mrs A J E-mith ~ pent T [r>!t lx!Lt1 r 1.ll Lle tim<! I wa.:; 1 ~ M1 and Mrs Ed c~pehart l'{ hter J M 11 Sunday at Columbus 1 tal wg, Lh1 m- •n 'lch mmc peppv 0ne cent a bottle, ~:~.musement.s nml 1l hi:' fa.rnllv elr , oan a e, returned, lb A good gru; well ha5 peen drilled I :•ml l l(.'st tha t logg"y s! uL;v,Jsh fqet 11 ' \ CIIA.PTBR TBIRTY·TWO ~~ :Perha)!l, lhe llv,cl m. c;.oa• ~nDU~na-17 eat.. TOice, -tor ..7'* =~:~~ :~ 'J;,e c~~~~ 0: ;!~~~ CCI~t. Mary Eliznbeth Bletner returned !~ndi~:U~h~ =t~~ 5~!~ ~~ 1t1 the V E McDade farm "11: Jp Lt:l' morning Frclri!L r>R..\"k..'! A I stan~ Wrror becauao ot her Jiu. ~ I mean. Too bM 1 ou're ill pro ld f Monday after vl.stttng Mr her p&rent& Mr d Mrs. G McDade of MIUwoocl and !\IP\ Hn.vcn Vt ' 1 1 C&vauqh ltldden11 wu lltand· band'• ba.dnea Jove with that bird." bon~s ~~r re~ir 1ssuancc ot tou nty nnd Mr:; Phil Gress a'hd faml,ly at Purdunl and famllfl~ HruTY W E McDade or Kana uga vlslt.tod A 111m st ~nder fl zure, n"\\ ~nlaa' OD tbe balb of hJ1teet like a The llalrooDeJ'I Lenl deeldfd She .... able, witboat dort W Ap 1 t0 th Fed 1 1-if:llnlre for the past ~ree ~eeks Mr a d M' C I V E McDade and .family last week qn ~ lmw\JS hro.lth 'OUt 11ft I ~J.Cprile flrbb!lr, were nol bad peopl;. Even., much match hi• e&lmn~ ' ' • mlnl~~tl e et a R e li ef Act- 1 Ma-y LucUle Board ts.,peJ~dlng ', ~u t an~ da ra wrmce ape- ~ Bob Grlmth of Hunt.111gton spent '\ . t~ rl' 11 skin brtvht ev( r,-l-a ll I.ee J'ohJlSOD, ,Herman seh&e1. eon 1 l.iruce and da.uahter Barbara Ann. Oharlea LewLf ttports that he OliUitlt a 12 1·2: lb. spoonbill eat. '' Honeymooner~ f IIDivtal U ~Oif ""''"" &eJ>I. II, 11011, ~ ~ ""' OCpco " ~· c:tblo. lllo AO! o( »areh I , 1&11. ~ d · !lt.l"'!'"l'· Located on Lowu ~ - · Ppa>OlOJ, 0. • When obr"'~ amd Ull; tteB ~DeW& O:.tter fOf ~~ 'tbt)' ' .. J ' '• I ' ' '' ' ' l .~·J ' ,. " f " I ,! J f \ �S.t. Louis Battles Sleepipg Siclw~si Epidemic ' Rival Racers . .. in Same BQat wtt~ bet dlt\&lhll:r , Ethel at Mrs. Nancy Sealo. , ..., I ru. Ta.YLor ~if~enl; Suoda:r wr. au. Mtl. WUb\u' epwer nowmana Run. MU. Slndla lloba.t ' •aeh ~ IU10 we::lt ~ wJLh Mr llat«. Mn. Bhenn McDole. ' 'NIT[ ClUB'-. ~~Tout or BY ~AK Hill' IDf~ .•.. "'~ and fn.iriQy ' ' a.tra. CJ.yde Wlnel and epcQ.t: $ia:ida)' wtj.h lWI .mother, Mr. ~ \(rs. T. M. Bre1'Jt.r at B ()WliW.M Run. Mr ~ Mr01. Owen Taylor M.Ild talnUy ~ EJMM~ Sund&y wlth )lr. and ~- Eber Brewer. Jo~ Horner, Ha.rold Deets and Tom ~ylor o1' Eut Liverpool, 0 . l'lfre callina oo the fonner's. aun~ Mra. Ebor Br11wer a nd tcunUy, se.t- Winnen Led lly · "Poke~ Fate" Moore ' Blank Club OUtfit urdaf. Mr. : m d Mn!. J easle AwnWr ~ and children were ealllng ')D h-~'!" brot.her, H. D. Lemaater and fa mIly. Saturday. kl:os AWAY o.,.r; i~ ·Tlirie · tiii Cotitribufe ~ ~ ~ MOORE FANS. 21 ' To Run Liot To fos hi Five ~D'IOI Pl\ayed ·• Alon1 River EWINGTON tieldiPi; fielden · 10,, Err&•· . Da.k HUI led by that ave of all pltchen seen on the liShted nt M.' ~leport thta season, "POker Face" Moore, added ano~ scalp to their already 1008 Hat of victims For Sale, M*- HOUSE coAL-o.uye(!~.: "it. Puel oompany~one wm. Hlnea IIIi-A or Estle · Hhlea, Middleport, 339·X. • a-:u-u Inning. 'Ibe- loaet'll dlatq~ , HOW THEY STAND AMERICAN ASSOOIATION Olub Won h.t Pat. Colurob.ua . . . . . . . . 88 44 .667 MlnneapoU. . . . . . . . 76 61 .aM Ind..napolls· . . . . . . . 68 M .515 Bt. Uaul . . . . . . . . . . 69 6D liOO Toledo ... , . M 10 .t78 LouiavWe . . . . . . . . . 63 70 .4!J4 Milwaukee 00 18 .<Kl Kan&U City . . . . . lH M .375 t Pilcher oppo~:lng the unbeatable Moore whYe not pJOOhlng so sell8&~ionally, pitcHed just Qfl~ effectively ~o fa.r as ba-tten earning runs ~WI roncemed. This fiD!i' pii:A::her waa tcll'ced to bow In deftmt In a to111h game. Whll• --·--'- ;::--,---::-----:--;-;-- ---::--:-:-::----,--,~-Westervtlle c.nd his son Mt\C of Ra~ mcnd MQOce, emplpYed cw. Dalla.s, Texas, visited Mle6 Hannah tln railroad out of Delaware, 1a a~ Edwarda, Tuesd&y. home, nursln; a. back Injury ,cau's: ed frcm a. f3-ll. '· hat when they 8Ca.lped the Nlte Club team of Pomeroy by a 2 to o count. Moore setting 21 ot the Club ba'tten baek via the 11t.rike ~'"T<<ut.e . Thts fRn artUt ha.a made the following rt>COI$. Huntin&tQn 18'; Purate Speclala 19; Wellston 25 : Club 21 Rnd JI'Upte Speclalll a t Kanauga 23 tn 16 Innings A total of 108 Ill five pme.s, conal&Una: of 53 Innings, an average of more thap. two to an Rubert Scott-Paine (left ), British ·cbal1engar for the HarmaWorJ4 Bpeedboat trophy, and Gnr Wood, Am erican defende r, pictured aa thiJ' examlnolld the engines of Scott--Paine's boat, Miss Britain, UI, ab AI;. gonaC, M ich. Wood will race his Miss America X againSt the Brit.ifJI challenrer on the St. Clair Rh•er, Detrllit, next month. ~- NATIONAL LEAGUE Club Won Loet New York .. ...... 6& 43 tllree Boaton .... ' . . . . . . . 65 10 bo.tterl!lone of w~ 8hi)Uid ha"e easy out, the' failure p_f the e rS' a1gnals to work · bei!lg !'ilble for it falling !Mfe. \. been 1\eJded as It . shour~. no Ollk Hill hlta WQUld have boon recorded ln the same fraine and the winners WO\lld not have seorecUn errr.or. He went the resulatipn number or ln~s. : P6f!Bed ball and -; -.;; ~'''' However gaPJ,es are paid off on double down the runs regardlesa or how ti\EIY ar~ ob- suekley wu a!Bo ~~~:~[.~ talned and the Club failed to ~;et via. the p&Med ~1 . Any so tbetr chances of winning 00 when Mmer arounded. --.;: · " 'were decidedly nil. nour. MOl'J'ln WlU!i out Oil :·~ ___ , 'nlft ~feldl~ of the l•rs was rlot 1 to Pilcher who threw to first. up tO Ulb.l'r USual exceuence ~d hits, two nms, one error, none . they wefe 'guilty of five misplays, Tbe CIH only .one ·entei'Ing Into the soortrlg Neal fanned , so did N. Knight P.ittabUl'lb .. . .. .. . 42 Chicqo .. ... ... , . . 8lil St. J..ou18 . , .. . 84 Phllad!!lphla. . . . . . 48 Brooklyn .. .. .. .. .. ~ Cincinnati . . . . . . . . M • 0 "'.-'!--- 53 53 33 65 M Gl5 72 led t.h~IUtten With a triple two aSnalea ad -· bale on b&lle lo .861 the toaen was al10 credited wltb .595 three blnJle& an belnB or tbe aana:te .lil2 81&Uon variety. .508 The aoore follows: .4SI ISU81U' Run 11) AB R 0 .41~ Stivers. rf ... , .. . ...... . 4. 1 .3M n.ouah, y~ . . . .... ..... ;. 4: 0 l!lael, 3b .............. , 4 0 IN'lli&NATIONAL LEAGUE Horn. If ...... . ... , ... t o Club Won Lost. Pet. 1'errW. 2b ....... ....... . 3 o .411 Wat:aon. H~:k_,,~;~,·l~:,"' 1 --·- I w~ ••. . • • • . . . 4 HE 0 4 3 o 0 0 1 rQ i ·.'. :·. 13 12 Albany . 69 Montre&.l . . . . . . . . . 66 Jersey City _. . rm 73 '13 '13 76 88 .500 311810 .t91' 1'0\:.al .t86 AB RH E .468 I 0 . 0 . 1". 16) .380 Dye, !iS •... . Cavill, rf .... . . Pax~m~ " -c: 1; . '" •• ~: .sb . .... ..... _. . t 5 1 3 0 2 0 0 6 1 L 0 oe:nn:tson, lb ......... . IS i I 0 l!mberaer. cl ......... . 4 0 0 StraWUJ., 2b ........... . 3 0 0 IS IS8011, It . .. ... .. .... . . 3 0 0 McNaua:bot.n. c ... .... . 3 0 0 <(t ; ··-- IIZ:i • 1 pr 0 •'I) 1 4 Newark . .. .. . . ~.. a& . 11, . · . .5!liP ~u. lb .'~ .. . t a· .o.O :i 0 Roohe8ter .. , . ?& 65 · .Mil Jones, e ........ .- ....... 3 0 1 0 Baltimore . . . . . . . . 74 68 .5:il Smith, p .... . ... 2 ,0 0 0 1'0rooto . . Buffalo . . . =====~====:-:--lfOT~CE Of APPOINTMt;NT ' tbePl- st.lves by aome oft oo!ot' fleld.tp.J, watsor:t. be!n&: cha.rBed. witb IOJp' mlllcuea .at lihortlltop w,hile ~ l •ot lo() ,be outdone by hLI! teaQuil.ato ll"i.ktled Ut-e (o18'- e.t .the. keylt9ne sa.c,k. Ei1RL at th1NI ,..... wblle nmnin& a uttle late ~ed. to te through With t.wo IQaldna' a. · oJ' ten for the team. The ' erred but onoe \helr third Caaeman. Parnhllm comlna tbrOUih with several r.lee stops and tbrOwl. One WlUAillll lnctdent occurred n htch ended by the umpire in cl•lef resip.lnir IUs poaltloo for the t:venlna:. A .,.11 was hot to third DR a double play wa.e eomplet-home umpire called it a but the suaar Run outnt obJrcted. a.nd uke<t the third b&lle umpire rule oo the matter wben tbie wu done contrarJ to the wtahE;S of the- umpire in ehle! who BRit· ed th&t the umpire at second give the chlet wnpire re· wu ptt time wben the lads had a Chance tD Pet. four tria» to the plate. Sttv,... for I M O I ' ~ ~ •• •1\ Tile 04d i 'el.J.QWs Dil~'IN-1 the suw Red•. ·. tbtnp 1 pre~ m~h the.lr oft ..·waJ VI~~­ QYenlni when tbey copped til~ 'biJ1 BAine bY a eount ot { ,to 1. · ii RUISell, p ..... . ...... . 4 0 l 0 0 1 0 0 Total .......... '"' 30 6 5 1 • .,,, Three b6&e hit-Dye. Struck out by-8mlth 3; by Ruse "• ,... ),~. FOR REN't- Hou&e on Ave. Call 446-X. STOJ- AT Da.ted thla 14: da.y ot August. 1933. S. A. McCullough, Probate Judge of Melg~ OOtmt.y. 0 . 0 . A. Elllel&teln Deputy Clerk . HOTEL COLUMBUS NOTICE OF HEARINU FOB Ohio State Fair Viaitoro <,. :. (' ColumbWto Ohle. ;: •• G.OOJ\18. SINGLE tl.to DOUBLE '1.10 Dlnln;- Room, (Joflee Sbolt, Unlimited Street Parll;lq -·· .lamea H. Butler, No. 66:113-Elmer Ha.uy. a prisoner now oonnned In the onto Ptlni\eDtltry, Columbw;, admitted from Meta:s County. convicted 11·28-193:1: of the Crime of BuriJia.ry : >i;ri & Larceny and aervtn1 a sentence of l-11~ years l8 ellllble ror a hearIn; before the BOARD Of' PAROLE, on or after October 2, 1933. THII BOA.JP) OP PAROLE By D. J, BONZO . Parol$ IJ)d Record Clerk Base on ba.ll!l by Smith 3. Score by iDII·Illl:l 1234&8189 ~. Washing~ 9; Detroit II. Only games scmduled. : ,1j ' >'I .,, . 4.·~.. :1 ~ ... .. - 'yOU 'SHOULC 1?>\.N H•2 A t.l1C'& ,.,N HA_,- . . Modern Nursery Rimes Did ·you Ever Stop r o Think? ·? !li By EDSON R. WAITE ,_.. Shawnee, Oklaho'l'a . · I ~t, • '. ,, . .. ' ,. !, , ~ ;~n ·" ' •• . ARTHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: "Almont everybody hu aoinetbln1 .to aell and in order to jn.,:fi.; a aale there muat firat be i. conliu:t of aome kjad • "Ncwapa"':~ adv~tiJinr ia for tile purpo~ ff ~ell'illllflo aell either Jii~rchannoae or 1doa or both. Th• ~!'l'"ij pf tJii l(jC!!ll A~L · ~IG-~T, 51 S,- Ypu MA'It'Go!- " I HAVE f<!O OBJECTIONS AS LONG AS ITS SAFE! U ' '· .. ••' ' .- - M~ . WI\GG~ES l:lli~i~T 1b ~IIIOWI T I.O. O. P... 1osooooax s 9ugarRun . . 000100000 1 ------y.- '" PAROLE cormr Lonr aDd FlUb l!lb. r. sell :1 . ~~·~ppap,i>r .io 11ni•te_ralll; i~ new• ia ~llerlf aoii~Jl!!. f!RII .!~ Pff~U!\ ~lJcil!lelj~Oi!J!Orly,Jll~f ~q~lll ;J';J•' m•.~ftll~ '" ~Tmf.lilt~~~· """to IIi• atlenJiqll lid ~ 1. , comttl'il~r~ _.," . . ·• ' .. ', .I ' ' . �S.t. Louis Battles Sleepipg Siclw~si Epidemic ' Rival Racers . .. in Same BQat wtt~ bet dlt\&lhll:r , Ethel at Mrs. Nancy Sealo. , ..., I ru. Ta.YLor ~if~enl; Suoda:r wr. au. Mtl. WUb\u' epwer nowmana Run. MU. Slndla lloba.t ' •aeh ~ IU10 we::lt ~ wJLh Mr llat«. Mn. Bhenn McDole. ' 'NIT[ ClUB'-. ~~Tout or BY ~AK Hill' IDf~ .•.. "'~ and fn.iriQy ' ' a.tra. CJ.yde Wlnel and epcQ.t: $ia:ida)' wtj.h lWI .mother, Mr. ~ \(rs. T. M. Bre1'Jt.r at B ()WliW.M Run. Mr ~ Mr01. Owen Taylor M.Ild talnUy ~ EJMM~ Sund&y wlth )lr. and ~- Eber Brewer. Jo~ Horner, Ha.rold Deets and Tom ~ylor o1' Eut Liverpool, 0 . l'lfre callina oo the fonner's. aun~ Mra. Ebor Br11wer a nd tcunUy, se.t- Winnen Led lly · "Poke~ Fate" Moore ' Blank Club OUtfit urdaf. Mr. : m d Mn!. J easle AwnWr ~ and children were ealllng ')D h-~'!" brot.her, H. D. Lemaater and fa mIly. Saturday. kl:os AWAY o.,.r; i~ ·Tlirie · tiii Cotitribufe ~ ~ ~ MOORE FANS. 21 ' To Run Liot To fos hi Five ~D'IOI Pl\ayed ·• Alon1 River EWINGTON tieldiPi; fielden · 10,, Err&•· . Da.k HUI led by that ave of all pltchen seen on the liShted nt M.' ~leport thta season, "POker Face" Moore, added ano~ scalp to their already 1008 Hat of victims For Sale, M*- HOUSE coAL-o.uye(!~.: "it. Puel oompany~one wm. Hlnea IIIi-A or Estle · Hhlea, Middleport, 339·X. • a-:u-u Inning. 'Ibe- loaet'll dlatq~ , HOW THEY STAND AMERICAN ASSOOIATION Olub Won h.t Pat. Colurob.ua . . . . . . . . 88 44 .667 MlnneapoU. . . . . . . . 76 61 .aM Ind..napolls· . . . . . . . 68 M .515 Bt. Uaul . . . . . . . . . . 69 6D liOO Toledo ... , . M 10 .t78 LouiavWe . . . . . . . . . 63 70 .4!J4 Milwaukee 00 18 .<Kl Kan&U City . . . . . lH M .375 t Pilcher oppo~:lng the unbeatable Moore whYe not pJOOhlng so sell8&~ionally, pitcHed just Qfl~ effectively ~o fa.r as ba-tten earning runs ~WI roncemed. This fiD!i' pii:A::her waa tcll'ced to bow In deftmt In a to111h game. Whll• --·--'- ;::--,---::-----:--;-;-- ---::--:-:-::----,--,~-Westervtlle c.nd his son Mt\C of Ra~ mcnd MQOce, emplpYed cw. Dalla.s, Texas, visited Mle6 Hannah tln railroad out of Delaware, 1a a~ Edwarda, Tuesd&y. home, nursln; a. back Injury ,cau's: ed frcm a. f3-ll. '· hat when they 8Ca.lped the Nlte Club team of Pomeroy by a 2 to o count. Moore setting 21 ot the Club ba'tten baek via the 11t.rike ~'"T<<ut.e . Thts fRn artUt ha.a made the following rt>COI$. Huntin&tQn 18'; Purate Speclala 19; Wellston 25 : Club 21 Rnd JI'Upte Speclalll a t Kanauga 23 tn 16 Innings A total of 108 Ill five pme.s, conal&Una: of 53 Innings, an average of more thap. two to an Rubert Scott-Paine (left ), British ·cbal1engar for the HarmaWorJ4 Bpeedboat trophy, and Gnr Wood, Am erican defende r, pictured aa thiJ' examlnolld the engines of Scott--Paine's boat, Miss Britain, UI, ab AI;. gonaC, M ich. Wood will race his Miss America X againSt the Brit.ifJI challenrer on the St. Clair Rh•er, Detrllit, next month. ~- NATIONAL LEAGUE Club Won Loet New York .. ...... 6& 43 tllree Boaton .... ' . . . . . . . 65 10 bo.tterl!lone of w~ 8hi)Uid ha"e easy out, the' failure p_f the e rS' a1gnals to work · bei!lg !'ilble for it falling !Mfe. \. been 1\eJded as It . shour~. no Ollk Hill hlta WQUld have boon recorded ln the same fraine and the winners WO\lld not have seorecUn errr.or. He went the resulatipn number or ln~s. : P6f!Bed ball and -; -.;; ~'''' However gaPJ,es are paid off on double down the runs regardlesa or how ti\EIY ar~ ob- suekley wu a!Bo ~~~:~[.~ talned and the Club failed to ~;et via. the p&Med ~1 . Any so tbetr chances of winning 00 when Mmer arounded. --.;: · " 'were decidedly nil. nour. MOl'J'ln WlU!i out Oil :·~ ___ , 'nlft ~feldl~ of the l•rs was rlot 1 to Pilcher who threw to first. up tO Ulb.l'r USual exceuence ~d hits, two nms, one error, none . they wefe 'guilty of five misplays, Tbe CIH only .one ·entei'Ing Into the soortrlg Neal fanned , so did N. Knight P.ittabUl'lb .. . .. .. . 42 Chicqo .. ... ... , . . 8lil St. J..ou18 . , .. . 84 Phllad!!lphla. . . . . . 48 Brooklyn .. .. .. .. .. ~ Cincinnati . . . . . . . . M • 0 "'.-'!--- 53 53 33 65 M Gl5 72 led t.h~IUtten With a triple two aSnalea ad -· bale on b&lle lo .861 the toaen was al10 credited wltb .595 three blnJle& an belnB or tbe aana:te .lil2 81&Uon variety. .508 The aoore follows: .4SI ISU81U' Run 11) AB R 0 .41~ Stivers. rf ... , .. . ...... . 4. 1 .3M n.ouah, y~ . . . .... ..... ;. 4: 0 l!lael, 3b .............. , 4 0 IN'lli&NATIONAL LEAGUE Horn. If ...... . ... , ... t o Club Won Lost. Pet. 1'errW. 2b ....... ....... . 3 o .411 Wat:aon. H~:k_,,~;~,·l~:,"' 1 --·- I w~ ••. . • • • . . . 4 HE 0 4 3 o 0 0 1 rQ i ·.'. :·. 13 12 Albany . 69 Montre&.l . . . . . . . . . 66 Jersey City _. . rm 73 '13 '13 76 88 .500 311810 .t91' 1'0\:.al .t86 AB RH E .468 I 0 . 0 . 1". 16) .380 Dye, !iS •... . Cavill, rf .... . . Pax~m~ " -c: 1; . '" •• ~: .sb . .... ..... _. . t 5 1 3 0 2 0 0 6 1 L 0 oe:nn:tson, lb ......... . IS i I 0 l!mberaer. cl ......... . 4 0 0 StraWUJ., 2b ........... . 3 0 0 IS IS8011, It . .. ... .. .... . . 3 0 0 McNaua:bot.n. c ... .... . 3 0 0 <(t ; ··-- IIZ:i • 1 pr 0 •'I) 1 4 Newark . .. .. . . ~.. a& . 11, . · . .5!liP ~u. lb .'~ .. . t a· .o.O :i 0 Roohe8ter .. , . ?& 65 · .Mil Jones, e ........ .- ....... 3 0 1 0 Baltimore . . . . . . . . 74 68 .5:il Smith, p .... . ... 2 ,0 0 0 1'0rooto . . Buffalo . . . =====~====:-:--lfOT~CE Of APPOINTMt;NT ' tbePl- st.lves by aome oft oo!ot' fleld.tp.J, watsor:t. be!n&: cha.rBed. witb IOJp' mlllcuea .at lihortlltop w,hile ~ l •ot lo() ,be outdone by hLI! teaQuil.ato ll"i.ktled Ut-e (o18'- e.t .the. keylt9ne sa.c,k. Ei1RL at th1NI ,..... wblle nmnin& a uttle late ~ed. to te through With t.wo IQaldna' a. · oJ' ten for the team. The ' erred but onoe \helr third Caaeman. Parnhllm comlna tbrOUih with several r.lee stops and tbrOwl. One WlUAillll lnctdent occurred n htch ended by the umpire in cl•lef resip.lnir IUs poaltloo for the t:venlna:. A .,.11 was hot to third DR a double play wa.e eomplet-home umpire called it a but the suaar Run outnt obJrcted. a.nd uke<t the third b&lle umpire rule oo the matter wben tbie wu done contrarJ to the wtahE;S of the- umpire in ehle! who BRit· ed th&t the umpire at second give the chlet wnpire re· wu ptt time wben the lads had a Chance tD Pet. four tria» to the plate. Sttv,... for I M O I ' ~ ~ •• •1\ Tile 04d i 'el.J.QWs Dil~'IN-1 the suw Red•. ·. tbtnp 1 pre~ m~h the.lr oft ..·waJ VI~~­ QYenlni when tbey copped til~ 'biJ1 BAine bY a eount ot { ,to 1. · ii RUISell, p ..... . ...... . 4 0 l 0 0 1 0 0 Total .......... '"' 30 6 5 1 • .,,, Three b6&e hit-Dye. Struck out by-8mlth 3; by Ruse "• ,... ),~. FOR REN't- Hou&e on Ave. Call 446-X. STOJ- AT Da.ted thla 14: da.y ot August. 1933. S. A. McCullough, Probate Judge of Melg~ OOtmt.y. 0 . 0 . A. Elllel&teln Deputy Clerk . HOTEL COLUMBUS NOTICE OF HEARINU FOB Ohio State Fair Viaitoro <,. :. (' ColumbWto Ohle. ;: •• G.OOJ\18. SINGLE tl.to DOUBLE '1.10 Dlnln;- Room, (Joflee Sbolt, Unlimited Street Parll;lq -·· .lamea H. Butler, No. 66:113-Elmer Ha.uy. a prisoner now oonnned In the onto Ptlni\eDtltry, Columbw;, admitted from Meta:s County. convicted 11·28-193:1: of the Crime of BuriJia.ry : >i;ri & Larceny and aervtn1 a sentence of l-11~ years l8 ellllble ror a hearIn; before the BOARD Of' PAROLE, on or after October 2, 1933. THII BOA.JP) OP PAROLE By D. J, BONZO . Parol$ IJ)d Record Clerk Base on ba.ll!l by Smith 3. Score by iDII·Illl:l 1234&8189 ~. Washing~ 9; Detroit II. Only games scmduled. : ,1j ' >'I .,, . 4.·~.. :1 ~ ... .. - 'yOU 'SHOULC 1?>\.N H•2 A t.l1C'& ,.,N HA_,- . . Modern Nursery Rimes Did ·you Ever Stop r o Think? ·? !li By EDSON R. WAITE ,_.. Shawnee, Oklaho'l'a . · I ~t, • '. ,, . .. ' ,. !, , ~ ;~n ·" ' •• . ARTHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: "Almont everybody hu aoinetbln1 .to aell and in order to jn.,:fi.; a aale there muat firat be i. conliu:t of aome kjad • "Ncwapa"':~ adv~tiJinr ia for tile purpo~ ff ~ell'illllflo aell either Jii~rchannoae or 1doa or both. Th• ~!'l'"ij pf tJii l(jC!!ll A~L · ~IG-~T, 51 S,- Ypu MA'It'Go!- " I HAVE f<!O OBJECTIONS AS LONG AS ITS SAFE! U ' '· .. ••' ' .- - M~ . WI\GG~ES l:lli~i~T 1b ~IIIOWI T I.O. O. P... 1osooooax s 9ugarRun . . 000100000 1 ------y.- '" PAROLE cormr Lonr aDd FlUb l!lb. r. sell :1 . ~~·~ppap,i>r .io 11ni•te_ralll; i~ new• ia ~llerlf aoii~Jl!!. f!RII .!~ Pff~U!\ ~lJcil!lelj~Oi!J!Orly,Jll~f ~q~lll ;J';J•' m•.~ftll~ '" ~Tmf.lilt~~~· """to IIi• atlenJiqll lid ~ 1. , comttl'il~r~ _.," . . ·• ' .. ', .I ' ' . �l .. -· .. , • r ' -·- t I I R • EADERS' NOTICE - If you ·. the Newa 011\ca of Th.e Dldly' · · · - Driver Fined :(n Court • W£ATHER FORECASToo"' and w. va.• Pvl!y- ~ and Saturday. Pomably local sho..,... ~· day. Not much cllange Jn temperature. Tribune, call 288-L; If tho Bumn... Ofllee aak for 202-B. ERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. u Ii'B .,.,....... -.:Officials Ann· ounce lndefini~e Poatponement - ~QUJl~ ARISING - . Night. BALL ..t.t Mhl4leport Lil"h&ed Jl'lehl TQN IGHT I C~Al ~PE STill TRYING rRHMUlATE COO£ Newa lt'l In Writers Banished By Bitler Decree UJr.a .. Directed A 1 a i n a I TboM Alleaedl:r Hrile to Naaia ' By carrier 1$ centi-BJ Man tt.OO PACT IS REACHED BY C~UNTRIES ~N T ~UESTmN DESPR£AD INijUIHY WILl B[ STARTED IN 0~ I ~ :o,mp·rotnia.e Baoic Price 63.8 Cenla Per Buahel, adopted Hopes For Peaceful ution To Trouble Riae Today TO LIMIT ACREAGE AS FACTIONS MEET In Effort To · Iron Many di{ferenc:eo In lnduotry • The New Patrick A. Nash Democratic .leader of Chicago, who is made an income tax settlement with $~Jaunting to nearly $100,000, and Mayor E. Kelly of Chicago, who, in 1932, paid the between $106,000 and $110,{)00 on unreported Income for 1926, 1927 and 1928. 800DY~AR "STORM AT DAYBREAK" PATHFIN!'DER Franeai. Walter Government Wm Se11 EI~tricity • Hea1·o:t.a New• - - --------- ·rame· 6 ;00 owtns to 1nr sl\grt.d'. . , No chliree 18 made to 11ee tlie so.me n althouah a tree will oft'eriJI.g will be taken In older to defray the expense or balls for the game. FrJday and Salurday "The Bir Cage" . Pehwnals CLYD£B£A'i'Tl', Anlt2 Groas Receipla Attention RilJinnftd lln.tt.olla IV•-lla.•"' Fwd. . J·,, ~ ( Shorb : II~Jidf:', Reuolon '' Matinee Friday Z:SO P. M. ., - ~· · NotI ee•. (1. ¢>,, _..,•.,...•.• ,. ,¢ ,, :- · ) ~· .,..,, .~ I1'Y __ ......,...~. ...,• ----~---~ HMOCRATIC Till jPUBliC UTiliTIES I~ VICURl f 0R~M~l BE ~SSfSSIO ITL BUlKlEY HAl~[ FUNDS Under Ru'lin1 That 'Tia Public Buaine..; Takin8 Applicationa Ohllna"'"•"•ChantM", Flip ...~··<:· <. , •' 'a nctaftn Sept. lol. 1!133 the . followmg · pric;i'• willl>eco~~: effective by ,the lJuuty Shop& liot~d'/betow. . t -, . .• '" · \ + . ·'t • • • 1 • 'I .., _y ·.Y,):~- ' ' . • • : »•; -"._ Petina~vt '?l~ves, , ..... . . $3.50 to $7:50 End•Permal)enlt , , .... 2lk per curl and up Fin\rer Wai,e (atraisht) .... . . ... .... SOc (E:dra Curia ISfll 1 :: I ~hampoo •11d Finger W.ave . . : . ·... . ·: · •, $i.ocl.' '" ''MaJ'I:el . . . :•... ...... . , .... . . . . . .... 75c . Shampoo atld Mareel ... .... . : .. . . $1:25 ' ' s.hampon Arid 'fop Curl . . ... . . ' .. . ·. ···~· ' Rel'raced M~rcel . .. ., . ... . .. '. .. : ... , SOc ' '· Sha;npon and Retrace.... ... .. .. . , .. $1.00 ~ MF o~icuring_ · ... : .. . .. ,- .... . . . . ;,;.;, ... d!illc • 1 ... , , . . , . . . _. ...... . . ...,..e,n I'P · !lqaa Eyelnow Areh · .. '... ·.:. ... . .... .· . .. ~ SOc ' : Soaple.oo!Shampo\' &: ~in"' Wavr . . ·S!:~ ' ' , Hot' Otl Shampoo &: ftnger Wavt . . $1.SG ,P~ Shampoo .. . ; : . .- .. .. : . . . . '( .. $1.00 "'-• Cub ... ........ . . ... . . . " .... 40c Neqk Trim ... .. ...... ... . ... . ... .. 25c Nee1c Clip . .. . .. . .' ........ .. , .. .. tSc .. Halt Thin . . .... . .. . , .. ...... ? .. .. ZSc· 'R" ' .'.. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . tol: an d 25c·' · tntea .... Hetina Pack ..... , .. .. .... ... .'... $2:00 \ ' (lnoludlnr 8hampoo lLDd Flnrer WMa) ! ' . ' ' Ull-19 .. &.00-19 · j~(, ..•. • ...., T ' 7.90 8.40 9.00 5.25-18 .... 10.00 3.50-11 ...... 11.50 6.0t-19 ...... 13.05 . , Hair Dying: .. ; .. . . ; . ... :,. $5.00 and up ' ~ Ret~uch Hatr Dye ... ,- . .... , $2..50 o~td UJ1 . ' ' ' . . · Allohona open• 9~00 A.M. cl"'in1 6:30 ,. P .. M. Clooed W,dnesday afternoon&.· · ' eventnr• ' 0 pen on rF'cla' r1 ya. . .,..0 ~ne.d: 6.50-19 16.05 ' ·. CM"-.J'ohn Lalt.wtler, Prup.) Pownall Beauty Shoppe 1Mrs. oertba ,_..,,.u, Prup.l Erma Beauey Shoppe (Erma McKay, Prop.) Burford Beauty Shoppe IMMI. L. E. Btlrf(;I'CI, Prop.) ' Modem Beauty Shoppe ' CEmma .reaa Snaltb, Prep.) ' Wanda Beauty Shoppe CMn. I . W. 117--. Prop,) Elmo Beauey ,Shoppe fMn. Vlara M.,.,.,, Prop.) La Hood Beauty ' S h IErmaH...,...,.J Warner'• Beauty Shopp8 (lin. Henua. W...er. I'NII·l By LI!.SLIE OOULO ~ience Balked . 1 !' lb' D~ Malady ;, · - - Halt Sleeplq Slclmell ' Sp.-d128 Dead i DON'T let yo11r car remind you on a lonely rqad that you foraot your oil and ,.eaain1. lt'a tOUJh;i on .t he car and l9fllh o)l ' you--not to mention ,.oop: poclcet·r.o+l We yQU ' • I ,. . ' ". ~i I . MARTIN EBERSBACH Station Pomeroy, Ohio Reach New Prices Today -LN:dera of Variqua lssuet Mcwe Upward From 1 to 4 Points £..-,. Elfort Belar Made to ' ' ~ .'JJ.eitweiler · Beauty Parlor ,,.-.... Merelaaata Pact to U..derro S...eral Major Alteratiou t .to-21 . ... . $ ' 7.20 4.50-21 ·. . . ' Will Re1iater Conviction.t. on Wet and Dry and Other laauea Dllllu. Tn., Aua. 2:.--INB-Wt\8 and neared ttw close or their today all Texa011 by the preparl'!d to ao to the ~ and 1Friday Texans Prepare To Vote Tomorrow Last Conference Being Conducted Central Genaaa Church aaalzatloa to 110 Out of Esiatenee BAN ON .JEWS LIFTED Berlln, AUI'. 25-IN8--A ban tmpaaed a. weet ago on Je'f18 at the popular Wannsee lliunlelpal Ba.tha. luted by the sovernment today. waa: to register their repeal or the eilhta.nd lega llr.atlon SEAB~ARO CITIES CONfRONTED 8Y T~REAT Of FlOOR Ao Raaing Wincla Sweep North Toward St. Law· renee Valley � 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. 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