https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/99067bd824a8ba4466c9cbb72c028eec.pdf 282e8323ad4e92fee743778f17fe5bd0 PDF Text Text 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 �t' • '-· : PRJDAY. A000f5T 21, IW •• I TijE DAlJ. y TRll r ..,._ u MOOid-claio malter Sept. 13, Ito<, ot lho Poll (.,.__ . The City's "Old S~lmmln' tfqle". _. __ _ ~~->...,....:.--------~----· Ol!lee at ...,.,, Oldo, ~II'~ Ad <>f ,N4rcb I, 18111, P11bll.&4e4 Pally tu>d ......., ~ lloturday." Located on Lower 8ecODd SINe<, po,neroy, 0. • • WbeD Ollf triencla aDd. us ~ttera or fl'W.a matttr tor pubUeatJon theJ • lbould In ..U CILIIel • their ~et--althoUJh not nec;eeaarUy to tK ljll'iD;ted. Anncymoua Jettera, bowe'tler U\':tllent a11d desirable Jn them'..m. 4L no lMtilllce wUJ be publWlt<L ' \ ' "'Mall one Month . . . . . . ~ .. .... . .60 Three l,J!lnthl . . . . . . . .. .. Sb: MonLhl . , . . , . . , , , . • one Year ..•.... ... ...... , 600 One Year .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. ... Tb.eoPII Mtbl. .......... "The . ~HE COAL SITUATION - Rev ,J D. Law IUid family ol Letart, apent Thur&day with C A. Pt&ST BA. PTIST cau•roa _.... J.', C. Kreapr, Pu&or, ftliddJieperf; Sunday achool 9: 1& A. M. Paul Smart, Supt. • ~ Momlng worship JO :U . Theme "Mark& ot Obrlstltms" • Intermediate and aeittor 8 Y.P e 30 P M Eventne: ' service 7 30. Theme "He Who Knows Us All." Prayer m.e,tlllf Wed 7 30 P . M ~JI art cordially Invited to attend all servl.Ces We are now res urnlni:' after vaeatson Let us do ao with vigor in all departments to be ready l for the fall drive. •t• JN _1918 Ohio's coal output was approximately 48 milhans of tons Naturally that peak, aided by the period · of war wa~ much hj~l~han we cou ld normally expect.! However, the,_s)'..earS 1929, '30, '31 and '8.2 have shown u steady decrease, each .vear lower than the preceding one ~.;ntll 1932 showed an output total of letJs than 14 millions : of~nsofcoal. / Naturally s uch a huge loss is reflected in every pha~e I of hu sme~ 1n the s~ate and for the reason of seU preser-: • ation 1f nothing el3e, the coal operators should have the j f Upport of every individual in business or out of businesa. The principal reaHo m1 for the decline noted is the mroads made by Kentucky and West Virginia coals and 11ntil and unless Ohio'a.nB devise sOme Means of combatHog that competitiqn, 01\io coal industry appears to be in for Jean years, economic:dly .speaking, for a long time to ~ome. ' If the mov e for bu.:n ness recovery iE a means to help the hard hit coal b u~ine ss in the Bu c~ eye State, therf' i~ every reas z;on for all, es pec.ally in coal regions like our own, to do all in th eir power to aid the movement even if there ar e no other ndvantages accruing from the u.l I ·.-'if ' I FREE -METHODIST ahead ~ a.nd fa.muy Mrs Emma Row.h a r1d sou of Columbllb, Mt· a.nd Mrs Cnl Roush >~.nd :;on Mr and Mrs carl Ro ' · ·1 ~ 1 w.h ol Rio 0J11.llde ca. cu on Mr and Mrs C F Roush, Sunaay. Mic.s Ha.zel Kenyon and friend of Providence, R. I ' o.rr:lved on II to Mr and Mn. W11l Sayre. Mr and Mrs Will Burri of Mt. Mmi ab, we,rc " I Jing friends here Sunday Mra 0:-o Krider and daUghter Kathryn, of Bowma.n.s Run. ll.rf' ll pendl~g a week with Mr · and Mrs WUI Sayre I J a;i" Mr:; Maude Johnson u11d Mb.-.; Picken'> were gUeEtS Ol Mr CJRCUJT T. B. Ott, l"allior Laurel OW! s a 9·30 E c . Ice 10 <5 I In Ia;v, 8 up t . -Pra Ise 11erv Preaching 7 30 Hysell Ru -8 5 9 .30 S M R ussell, Su~t. · Preachtr.g 10.45. Praise service 7 3() Sept 7~10 the Disrtlct Quarterll' meeting of the Zanesville District will be held at Laurel Clift' Come end enjoy the rlrst of good things with us Tht<! District :E;tder D. w. Wesley will have chargt and. ~-1!1 T~tus Plckents o! Porn ercy, 1UC""-dRy M rt L T"'" E. Pickens liU UJ.!:Ill ". -..,,,,n n•• ,,~and Thl' ~...... v ,...,_, ....... ~, ..... ..., . .....,. from Cmt.crb.ng en a vl.nt w•t.h ~ud~ :'!nd Jo~u~ P1ekct'' Ml And Mu. C F flcu~>h .m· ~oy Rr u•h we-re recent gue:;t~ C'f , -Irs G u:;to. Btrch a.nd Iam·l y r dth·,..rsvllle . Mr~ Je!UlW Bent.!~~, H. D NeltrJ· t· and family visited Sund:w ~· this plac! M1u; F':lrutro Lee P1ckmw .~pe ' , C. P. Smah!s, Putnr, Syracuse Sunday sChool 9 90 A M Morning wonhlp 10·90 A M N Y P 8 6: 15 P. M . EvansellaUc aervice 7 30 P M Prt,yer meetlng. Wed. 7·30 p M Oible study Prl 7•30 P. M Ohio coal should be put hack in its deserved place hut il will take hard work on the part of Ohio people, workcrH and consumers alike, to do the job. CHURCH •• • •• •• • THE NAZAHENi 0~ C. P. Stmalea, PN&or, Mlddltport Sunday f!\!!hoot 8:38 A M Morning worship 10 ·3o A. M. One Word Led T6 Another Churchea of Chdat, Sciantiat subje~ I SALEM ''C I-IRTS'J' J ESUS" IS the of the LcssonuSermon whu.:h \\Ill be read 1n ,1.11 Churches of Chnst Sctcn! J ~ t, on S und ay, Augu!>t 27 19.B 'J he Golden Tt:xf i~>. '' No man hath !lc:eu God :.t any tune: the ouly bego1te11 Son, wluch 'is 111 t he boson· of the , F.ther, he h'ath UedilrcJ him." (fitr· ~: ts') , ' Amon• L~itation~v~Jch .com ~ t#ill!e tl1i' ~~Serm~·ll'iltC·.{iJt'.. lowmg ri:lfh the Dible\ ".St,llcvifi t thou no\ that C"am in l11e' Father, a)HJ the Father i1.1 md the wprds th11.t 1 ~11cak unto you. I S{Jcak nut of ntJ sci L bUt the J;ather that dw c ilct h Jtl me, he doeth the works." (John •• : • • • •• • ~ p h0 D e 58 2•L 1 WMtor cuttbethet.ble. wedtUDI motber,cbUdnu Jlrl. Obarlea Sr., U <:ilke \.f!'PJeee When rln1, the \ t.Dd and Walburn, the ronnu• dJme, thlrnble and button were re- and daUib~n. Evelyn and Dona: ..: ~iYed b)' tbe toUowfnl, Tflii)CCUve- will Rn Saturday for a vtait at ly: Helene Ollll'ord of Pcmetoy, COJum&ulll. Mr. and wn. w~urn ' ~t OW'ford of Pomeroy, after a vl!!lt !.D. OolwnbWJ. wlllco to ' Mar7 Whltloc:k ol ......,..,,, and , 'l'oledo tor a mit. Tht othe1> wiU I Mr1. ~" P. Evam Of Middle· 1 renu,ln 1n oolumbua. Pilrt. • J.lrl, 0. B. Bt.ewan and da.UihWn 1 'nle honor 81)88t wu presented ' MarK&ret Isa~l and Dorothy Nelle, 1 -r1ltb t. (fl.ft., a.n electne ~role, : left TbundaJ for a week or ten bY her .fr!endl. I daya vlllt at The Oentwy of ~-I 1 ..... , ..... • · ' LE SS Q N ·I I ·:• JU;v, p, • · rl.,...,.&~D.. , a~~d~E~:;o~f~][~j~ip~~ople. wil\inll O!f!rot Nolan'.s oJ h1s Joya11v ~ a, " JOOil per dedan.tion cent" despite de rnt t.U.Vecl to bave averted a. wlne ' ~~.!.U,.I ~~y. t.y wbkh wu '!!.. I ======'==:;:::#=,=::i:::. -·, -·' fteNIJkm "'NI brott~ht ' 1 ' Leoaon for A..,...t 2~ 1 Pri-1I ... . ...... .. I taJ:. J%' ! '*'• ..... I a1' ,II tO -.' ' ' ' ~ ... .... I I ~ l,: :~J.f~r:·~·~;~, the hoinedlvenJon In his otonor. the an con~rn"d I ......... lboUt at him, I be ~r wou b,e pro~• 1 1 . Ythlch dellelou.s re- !t9 Jo b~k. , I' , freahments were served. c; The l'race or 0o4 Wl.l bon biiO (IO:~';'J. Gqd; v~lltec'l hJ..m ~1th ,bill .a:race s;O er.lab\8 fatm. to P~'M LU•.e divine etiol~e •114 t6' mUe _ l ·lnit 1, 1 ,! IC .mtir:aed from t>a11:e One> d. The ·&11 Sp1rl.t . cam& tlpoll ' OO:tb). A~fptahle lehlce New • YQ.tk a.h,d the adjacent ttronpo J:te, r~dere;d ~n-the eneru r'tory eseaped comparatively ll(ht~ 1 ot "the lf~l.Y Spirit , • , , ~ as the storm moved toward the , e. fie wa1 teatou• for tlod Ul :~· lakes region and Canada. H1Jh :J.4), •. u leatler be rendered lor•t wlnda felled ~eea and poles smash- ftl'vJee unto bUt ~pJo becau• lit ed windows and blew down signa ht b • ' fl.nd chimneys but the rains WhJcb ' a zenl tor qd. ' drtnched t.he metropolis tor a week I .8.. Th~t frlenttaht., or Samuel {1&: endtd and \.he city looked at clear ~). SamiJlll oot only wu loyal to iniJ skle.s tbia morning with gratl- Saalln tbe t,lme otb.la Ute. but betl'dt and reUet , 1 eause et 1Jtr6n~ t.tbdlment to ~tn ·rreatiJ mowuflt hili peath. 1 p=~~re, ~~:~~e t~: 1 1 11. , • .,, Mild• ~lne , (chl,pa, 8-11}) . Steamu City of Norfolk In Poko1. 1'1~e demand ot ~ veop)~ ~8: 1moke Sound, ror the past 72 houns 1 1·~~). !rhe rea8ttn fOr 1 tbJ,s d.~,d ' I, 1 were rtmoved trom the vessel early I , w~a ~o)d: today and atarted for Norrolf, on ' the \.Uiil Peerlesa ·, ,, , .ooa. I • ','l'b< - ~~tothe ~ ROY! NOW MOVED TO NEW LOCATION ON CORNER ' 2ND. and MILL STS., ' Grand O~aing MEATS! VE,t\L, PORK, BEEF, LAMB. BE~F ROAST, Choice Cuts ............ lb. 10 1-2c •• • • B11ilini B""'f, 2 pounde ..... , ....... 15<: Veti.R.oa•t, ROund . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . Uc Swaft H11,mo, "whole or half" lb .. , .. 141;2c Fr!'ol\ ~auaare, "home made" lb...... lOc Veal or Lamb Stew, pound . . . . . . . . . . 8c Dre11ed Chickeno wl .' ' .. Buoineas concerns '•hould link up their busineso to good ad· vertitinr. • 1 "'e n~w•· There ia oometbing particularly pleasing advertiaiDa. about goo<! ' <" •• "')!'1!~1'\t ~ tb'o t!llentipn of l.b• l'..!l~lif lhr,91J•h !hi' ..,w•P.oen of · ·' goods and ·non·· non-adverlb!'Jt : ' ~~ )J..IP•r;, 10 llfe the le•dma producb 11f "'" leacling manuf•ttul"'J'» · OKL~. . publicity ~n· the fori" of n'ewa 11nd tdlrl'rli~iaiir. 'I ~ ' l' That Competition often makeo more buoine... . Stb':"• that advertise are extro:mely compctiti'fe. froQt their newopa,ero when the manufactqren rele.,.e· their fint •Le COIIII..... ~ -~ ~~·3 ~ i -'··· be h'1n,. -' lpe'lJewo'-J\d"!!rlioinr""If"I th e ' p.,... "~~ ll!!lii!I;llll ~d •.tate eventa are ~ir•t chro'licled iq ct'" .(!binlt 1 By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, "Ne~apape! •dvert~ing ia newa in ~~odvertjaing-new thing•, late and 1nle~eat1ni de~elop1,11ento in houoeJtold applianct>l, autoa, cloth~a, furmtur.,.._.re rqd in n•nnpaper articlt:o and ado loni before purely advertiaini mediuma ••• uoed.' ' - .ever·.StoP: m~d C. A. MITTE~, PRESIDENT OF THE ARIZONA NEWS· PAPER ASSOCIATION AND PUBLISHER OF THE MESA JOURNAL, SAYS: ' ' ·~;.'\. 1 . By Ed.,n R. Waite, Shawnee, l'klahoma I I : ........... 37c pll Ddiyered. DID YOU EVER STOP ro THINK? , "~ •<~ b ..ocr!'b heJ l'li.l a tit* I .,-a., forNolan's Watson," Nolan shot ti&ctl: their supporters howled l'lpproval and drowned. out the rovemor'a reply when he undertoOk to dtny that he had tried ro influence votes away from Nolan In reiterating ht.s loyalty to the Be" 1e tbe triumphal pTOee!IU. lflth whleh the Etemal City welcomed , General Itaftt Balbo and .. _. men on their return from the epic mass fllrht to Cbicaro W. to..t:Jt. The patade it shown eoming throgab the,. : hiJto.W 1"41oat.Ptio.. Areh on the way to Palatme JhJI, where the fbtra · ••re ...._vlaod decorated by Premie't Mull80hDI, At. top, II Duce 18, 1hown aa he decorated Gen Balbo. ~-• - --- - - - ______j • governor, notw ith!lta ndlng Ius de- I ( r the pollticn.l oonrerencel'i ~ .. 1.o h ~ ll.l N ~l m ~t.ld I ha~e alw:.· , 1 yeslerda y He was reportcu avt bren 1000 per ccm for Gcor~e !-.Jt"t!n In MlchiBan OJ'I ll flshmg U1p. White and 1 •m 1000 •vr C"nt ror A:. chairman ot the Hancock coun .. \i ty oryanl1.11.tlon, he Is well ko017tl'l' t lffi as lonjl a!'l he is In .,Olat "office .~. , 'I am Wf'tY Dr Wa tson ll;. not •~' nort~westem Ohio polltlcal hue," NolaD• added. for [ v.ould c roups ' bP the first to congratula' e him a nd I' Watwn wlll replace Jlenrv (} Plli!U~? him that he has m~· sup- Brun01e1, of Mansfielr;l, who mJ(Ifnport ' ' d tc n.cccpc t1'l .,.mnnS.g¢nlhlP or the The new chairman , ~ com para· ~ llome Owners - Loan Corporatlun th·e \mknown In state-wide poll tics 11le 1!i ex~tet1 to assume Jus duLie~ I cJid not_a~en~ ~he-~ef'~~ng~~nY ~ .thin are ... days ,., ~ '1 There it a c(ia.tiJ1ctio:e character to adverti5ed gooda. "" · ADVERTISING.SHOWS THAT THE DEALER AND MAN- 'l~II~Oif: ·~· , 1 ~"'' .lnlii\1· I , I ,., . ~ \ '1: ~~i \t.t.~··;f' :·!·I 1 dl 't 0p · • ,~ ~. STAND READY TO BACK UP THEIR FAITH. \ , dri,ving, its, w~!lhl.wll! lj~ve to he hop,d'•<:~itlfi\•u•l> · ~r:~nr•- 1 <ab-out for the genorat.'gobd\of "tlle'\•JII· ' ecmmlttee tlat.ened. In &mUI!mE-n\., rue his plq"t that he 9.111 s•Jp port me IOVe•w and Wat..<~Cm UFACTURERHAVEFAITH IN THEIR PRODUCTS AND of. 1 ~··~~\l'o.!ice I ' 1 "-~:ra-~~~~ • 1 ~ 11 wuun. .J!'ww1t,fp• ~·•· I ;~~~~ D ' Into thf'l h>ttJe .,.BeaalcrBulldey in d•n> · · lng to the committee that he op1 I~ Holan bec&U&t be la a Oath1 .N TWO PLACES 8AUL • , , c.tc 8ucb reports came lllet!utly •1 uubN T"EXT-J hm.Mlll :ll·tt. !1~ the Nolan camp .......,_ (104J)l!:N 111!XT-An4 la~a•l ul4, We know that 1\. no time do Wt 1 ' ' IHU bpo&UJoo. 'Ibty will allo H•tl• the Lord. ¥ IITI'!Iil-t ~·· ·m WNlt &o mate our part.y a Roman 1 vfllt 1n Oolumbua before retumiJul' buhat ~rr,rtnn aac1 •crtfto.' ... ~"' CathoU<: Party,'• t.IIef'rtt(j Oolurnb!P, 0 • Act. 25--lNB-A 'wtfe , ' SWIMJPNG PUTY Aulkley, ~'t eontet allmony from tht same' 14&.on, KQeat. •, Bobby Pleaher Uthburn enttr- 1bol1lf! ~ 1 obtJ in.IJ tiM ,.otoe of tM L!;tri(.T Bl~ and then added b,Usb&hd In more ti:J#t.o. pne place U,ht retreshmenti wert' served by talned a lfOUP of boys and llrla l Mr.' and MJ'I, Plo)'cl Koehler and " 11~ to ""' I• tlolli!tt"" thin .aerlt "1 hope that thl! non-CathoUe JUdp E. v,. MahafftJ had · ,uleci Mrs. Welcb Tbu:r~y atl CbesApeaR. o. at dauahter, OOM1t Lee, ~turned :~ n: ;t::.i,~ftfh•n t111t 01 memben ot t.hla oomml\.1.« will not lf~~·m.- ~,~dna UINNER PARTY : he Flesher Colony BtiiCb honorlna , day evt-niQI from a. short vWt at PltJ;li.AflY roPic-L..rntn,. to 2'e:!:l that t.be puty will be pre,..Jillnl -.,u ..,"' .. o;;o U~h ~n Lrwlll, ot Troy, 0. Jaeklonvtlle and New LeXingt.on• Obit Judlted by the elecUon ot a Oat.ho· , 1 ~:.ro~ !.~Rl". Ca~pol'ai"YfMldadllmolepo~t~. andlthMr'o AlA OUI&rd ent.ig· rt\oae enjoylnl tJu! swlmmlna: wltlt theJr ,.rent&. I JlJ~R 'W.PIQ.-Wa.:r • ltlnif lie chalrma.n, and that the Cathouv... ~ .....tt • w a o'c ock dinner, Wed- party were Janet Hecox, Prederlek i Yr. and Mrs. Albel't Kanouse or J'aU&.d. 1 • · lie members Mil not feel Lhat th~y ~e JUdie sattl fl(ra Oarroll wal\ nesday evening a.\. their home on Klein, Che.rleB Nla Bradbury, ColumbWI arrived Prlday for a vlalt 1 llfTERMEDIAR ' AlfD IEMJOB lllhould vote tor a Catholic mtr 1 awarded J25 & month alimony tn tt Bt'oadwa.v Street, CCJmpllmentiOf Dwlgh\. Rosa, T . Stribling, Jr. of pt : with the former's brother, Prank · ~OP1 Ic---suece•• .. .,n4 J't.U11r,~ ot because he 1!s a catholic " eY l!Celaa boUnty l'uUng July 32, their son. &nd daught.er~ln-law, Mr Pleasant., the 11\lea\. of honor, Ulab , KanoUJe and tamiJy. I "~oUNO P.EOP~ ANQ , ADtJlJl" As 1 retUlt of hla appeal for falrltSl. ~-the b ~tilt ~~ttve, an: :.'e ~~ e~~~8ul • ~ ~~.~ ArBJ~~~lli, and the ~0Ut1g h011t I Mlas Plorence Rowe let\. Prlday It ltOPi c-'l' h@o StrenJtb an4 "'"·-~·~ lU'8II on the rtiiiiOI.II question the "qf lolUO request, were penrutted," .......... cu o ......, ... esher Rathburn. for an lndeftrllte visit at J"t. Tbom~ ur .Sau l • ' ' ,• I ' Catllolic \'Ott ...... divided, !l1:1 memhe ~· '"WOmen could e8tabllah res- weddlf18 cake adoriled .thlf"-cente:i' of ; ~ -- u Ky \ , ten of the 20 of that f&Jth caatl kleace In t&<:h of the state's • 88 the ~ble Th!J8e.. llresent f~ ,tht> Mr and Mnl Harold Hubbard, b. D. Q. wauch. d.aurbt.er . • FE-W 'mto bad rreo.tu atlfati.taau their votea tor Nolan nl cOunties and compel their hUSb8nds altair nre : Mr. and Mrs. 0 . 0 8nn ~rold Edward aild Mrs Edtth Mrs. M. L. Howell and M.ll8 J'Jma tJIQ Sat1~ cereatnly bumata h~ Nolan and Oovtrnor White t• pay them ln 88." F'tfher 811d chJldrtn, Sa~ Jane, W1n.r •~turned Ttlursday after- j OhUnpr motored to HuntiDBton torj folia· to reco~ a. I!lON 1....,~C ~I:I.Ghfd following the vote th , ~ ' · Naney. ,Rose Mary and RObert, the noon •from a vl.alt with rEtJatlvea ~t. Thursday ,, , , .,... mertlnr rtl\aU b 1 ' • B•~GE HOSTESS Y t ng adjourned In 1hcst nna haatess,.Mr ~tond Mrs A A ColumbWI, Cleveland, Ttlledo ar1d. Mr. a:nd Yrs. J. w Davia and fe!ln re. rn order to 'P•ot P'l1 ~ oonfualon. · OHlal'd and son Wlllla{'l_ and ~be' Monroe, Nk:hts&q 1 Rn and. Mrs Charles B Reed of 'eoli properly, It II Hcelnl7 tba~ tbt Arttr thantcln h Mn. Enuna Welch entertained the 1 honor gutJats, Mr •end l!.frS Paul Marcaret. owena IS vlllttna l elcbmonct viratnta en ·route to teacher nave a qothetle .ll'llllo of \otJnr tor hlm If ..: a~r:or~ra tor members o! her bridge clnb ':hurll- DUia. d ', · Mr and Mrs. J . e or' Cillcago attend the Cen.tury ot Sab.h history. · , ' 1 that tbe Unlte:d' stat!: Senator~~ 1 Pr<llrt.SS Expoattton 'u•rf' the over- 1 I. &au.t'a Advan~gn. the rovernor are bere," the ftery tUaht IUeata of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. I' 1 l . A wotth:f inbei'I:Moce (8~1). St!Wbenvme leader said he would Terry. On their return, Mr Terry HI._ t&tber wu "& mlaht:r man ot r.ot have e-ntered the race " lr I had wlll accompany thtm to Rich- 1 ~"e,r," Onft lohe~t&~e• 11 ~ not been enoou~'!(f by Oovenw~ , I rnond tor t~ vlalt Jati'On• tactor lD deiEt-IDllll tllltuc- White and othl'li'IJ ..., BIRTHDAY OBAERVRO ce&i oi failure 1o llfe. , , !U3lng to hiS reet, the governor _ l 2. Hll DltlU&lllftl ,at:2). retorted that "I only Wid 1\lm be Friends ot Oeorae A. Meinhart, I a H,e w~ ~umble (:ttl:~). Wben "'as a.,nr,htlng candidate and a Meles COUhty recorder. ga.the-.. at facing tbe ,.,. .........., .... , ..lllh o! •ooti··"l rc.mpt n man.' To Nolan ht said ·~ ......,...."! .., ,,.... I the Meinhart home here 1'htir&di.y lea~trlhlp he bhi Mmlelf. , " am not pleased at tbe ~arges e\·enlnl: to ob$erve hta Shd birth~ -.. He w&t conllden.te 41t till ta- ycu have made hert toda.yJ 1 told Tht atrair-~a a complete aurthitU' (9 ti). ~ot beii!!J IOCCW~Bullil 11cll:td" ;,;: r;.:~_;~,..:::;,.,i::_:::e:!:~~~==:§~!:ii:=~~==:=::J:£:::.~ ~ ~Jay annlve"'"•"' --~-.L :tou Saturday mornlnj )IC)U wert' 1 to the re.........,e• ., 15 f~lends th& mltalon COIDtqlttflt unto hflll •w• ' d til•"'•· th hi lath ~ "But you dldn't tell me ·you were Seaboard ~ <8 t 1 ' ..... ' ' : 1ll<;· ,' I ,. teir .. ' . ..."*- their ti!8Ul&r montbiJ' meeUilJ to. 1 ,,.,..,..,, RED BALL FLOUR, L~ , .; Sack Wltept ·9:lc ::;•,- I and Mrl. Howard Boothe aDd· A love!)' weddJna: oNe. artt.U- nta:ht at \be OhW"t:b. 1 call)' ctec:orat.ed. wu UAed .... em.~ Mr. and M:ra. Cbarl.ell WalbW'D. -:· He•lth Club Baking Powder, 2lb can .. 2lc Kellogo Corn Fl~keo, larse size, 2 for . , 23c Peat Bra11 Flakes, 2 for ....... , , , . .. 19c Vlll~&arl =·· . . l llr. l Dt)1on. I Pomeroy, :la)' C'l~, at her home on South Thlrd Avenue. Mesdames w !:. Bcyan, Lulu ...... and NeU Cooper ~ COiwnbua and -"'- Helen aeeaon of OohunbllB, wen- 1 ~ ot tht club, PrUes were a11'8.l'de4 to Mra WaJ~ ter Harris ftrat. club pri.Bf; 111'1 Mar-· CW!I Ch&lllbers II800Dd and Mn; ! CAN'T COLL~CT • STAR • G LARD, Pure Kettle Rendered ......... 2 lbs. 15c •• • '1 he Les son-Se rmon also incl ude! the followm g p~~ s;, gc from the Clm sl1a n Sc icurc textb ook, "Sc•e nu and H~11lth w1lh Key to the ScripIUI C~>" b;, '-lary Baker Erlily "Born of a woman, j e:ous' advent m the fh:~ h partook partly of t.l ary's cat th [y C011dit ion, although h~ wu endowed w ith th e Chris!, !he d1vUJe Sp•nt, With Out measure. 'l'hi~ ac~ count ~ for Iu s struggles in Get hse• mu.n c 11.11d on Cal vary, and tl!IS en.•l>h•l lull1 lobe tile mcdJ.ttor, or W,l) ·~lW\\Cf between God ;,nd IIIC II, li nd ius orJ gl ll and IHrth been \\holly apart f1ou1 mo~t , ll u ~ agl' . jc ~ug 1vu ul•l•1nt have been am. rn t.•hll' to mortalmmd as "t he w.'l.y.'' (!• JU) . I NEls ~::::::::·~;;~~~~~~~~::::~: f J EVANS N ·IO) • T ' H . C&rder ~~ond Bevel a l fram tms p~ce attended the funer!il of Randolph Oondo1 or Han ner Saturday Robert Shrader and ram~ly , T 8 , Baily and tamlly took Sunday dinner with D B Spencer and wtte Guy Archer and tam11y ot Athens were Lhe u;ues t.s a few day& wltb relotlves nt this pi~. Mrs. Eh•a Cotterill and 800 Mal, calm of Charleston, W Va , are spending oome time the guest:; or llP' pnren<B. Thea Hamm. Met wtr~ Mrs. Estella Grueser ·or Mine;~: ' viJl(! was calling on Ell Davis and wile lMt sunday night. R ev Wlison expects 1.o pruach Ills lnrcwcll sermon for Uus oonfcrenco J l':ll' next. Sunday morrung 9 so at. 1 M:Jrntng star. Mr3. Lizzie Ihle w~ the guest a few days the past week of htr slstet, Mr:; Indemlo. PrlodeofMiddleport d)Jnng- the death and bur1a.J of her husband Albert Prlode. I Hml JJONOIIRD CIIURCH OF THE NAZARENE effort. "ONE-EYED DRIVING HE Jlractice of driving ca111 with only one light ournlng has become so wideRprend as tn bee lme a hazard to night traffic. While in the past Pomeroy has been freer .. r this kmd of driving than any place in the state. noted 1 by the writer, du e principally to the efforts of the loeal traffic officer, still the "one~eycd" drivers lately have be~~ come so numerous here as to be almost on a par w1th I others. I That it iA a dangerous practice roes without ~nying becaUI~e . in almol!t every instu nee that' a driver meets n car w1th on]y one headlight, it naturally makes him ncr~ vous and conl'leql1ently increases the dangen; of collildoni1. 'rhal it is inexcusable is equally true. It must be admitted that there are times when a car light is burned out nnd thqt such occurroncc cafl and does happen while the I car l" tu:ing driven. Howevet·, when the occurren~e ha ~ I been noieq, it ta~•• vil~U411Y no time ued hut ·a trifling ~~pe'lljt! fO correct tpe evil. · Many P\••ding poverty 111 such a C4Be should hiW• . th'oir licenses to qrive 1·evokpd •• any perspn U114PiC to I . l""ov!de' lights for his car Ia o l n~cossity, ·~curinjl .!Jis fuel ! dt~er \)lrourll outriifht thievery ~f tl\~ g&BO!in• or 1 throu~h false !Jretenses or mlsrepr'l"ontntion of one ~ind qr 1\noih••· AnYone unable to prpvlde llr)lta for his car J IJ~• li.O'buslne.. being on the hirhway wjth any kipll of a , hazards to other drlVefll, and the . :• chHdren were dinner ruots of Mrs. Mary BwJmer and famJ,l)' Sunday Mr and M;I'IJ. ~tt McDaniel Visited Mr and Mrs. L. C. MtC \1 1~ loch Sunday Reno Spencer has moved his famJiy from Roy Kincaid's farm to lho Husael farm near Bethel. MOR~!ING - nOMno~ ~ ;e'!' E."'!.~.;''a:.:~~: ~=·=· ~ "! 4 ,; u1 ill If !II ;: ;p " emocrats ------+~. ~ -~ "11 ~ "' h81' ...... Thuttday ..... ODd Ylllt with"" and Yn. l ~ stJNb~)t COonllattoG-;;;;;-- - · V.''R"''N'.. •....... ••til • 1 :10 ...,... dln.., IOarl o...na. I ..... -- ...., at the New Martin Hotel, at 'Tho Bapll.tl Busy wtll hold SCHOOL I.....,. with the ....,.,... whit.. .- RE'!+'GG'\'0 > • • " ,. HICKPRY CHAPEL Rev al}d Mrf. 0 PLANTS , I IW)Or1111 Wrt. E. &. Bet.tt (t.el&h he Wft!k en4 )VIth rtl&~~ anct 'r1tu d& a\. &C:U.t. Byrl Bobble and Gt!:}e Alhley of L~:;wt~J sptnt a.t-111"d&y At th e bomt ot W. .R. JkJJU,a:~, Mr. and Mra. WllAtuP WorkJr;l.a,u and baby of Steubenvllte were the ~~: uesta of Mr. and Mra Clarlea ST. PAUL AND ST. JOHN Oshel Saturday n:Jcht and Sunday, LUTHEBA!'i CJlURCHES Mr. and Mrs John Klnr of pt J. C. Pl)eh, Putor Pl.euaut were villltitli her parent& All day Dl\Mlon aervlee.s ··..::: 1 Mr. 11.nd Mntt. W. 0 . Lemaster SWl ~ John's Lutheran church at day Orovt, Mn. Cot ntli& Clendenin, :Mn n Services at 10 A M. and 2 P Lewis and Mr a~d Mrll. P. E ricnJc dinner at noon Everyone and two ehildre.n visit.ect Invited Mr and Mra. R . H . McCulloch and f!l mlly Sunday. ••I ' one .-;;;B~ Chlll"Ch ~ a l" 8 A. M. ....! Hartenba.ch aq,d CNrlell Peoplea, au)li!rlntenclenta. There waa a not-}, \ •ble lncreaae of a\.~dapce Jut Sunday, You come and brinl your frJttUW ' Y:omina worship at 10.10 Rev. Anctrew H Rauth , putor or O~tta Pre1b)Vrtan. chureh, Coldwater, N. Y wiD us1at the putor 1n thl8 l!iervtce. .. , No young peoples mettl.na Sunday evenlns. j BrctherhOQd meet Tburaday P. M. Plrst. sesalon ot pastor's elau wW b;- held Saturday morninr Stpl 16 at D o'clork. All l;)oya and. l(lrla or 12 ~.:=ars and older shoUld be enrolled. Firat evenlnJ' ' &ervice will be held sunday, September 10\.b. , , NATIONAL 4DVE.TISIIJIG Ul'ai!&IIN"'I'4TIV&s J'red H.lmbaU. IDe. Claicqo, PlllJadelpbl&. · Ptttatturrh, Mihratdlee e .15 I THE FI&ST PB.t.Cil EVANGBI..JCAL CBtJacJI • Dellnrellt Br Carrier One Week' ••. .' ... ...... . ....• l.lootb. • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . '\ Church' Notices l l i ., ' ) . ..... - ~~--.- . """" ,,_ .. ' '. 'if,·~·,<f'Jf':. '.~. j • 1r ' I " .> I ~-- ..:I ,v I '• ' .·· ' ' ' IJ • ' ., ,• 'f .. ·' . .' ·t · •11 I '' '' .. ' ''... ' ' ,.' ' ' . ' ' ' ' I 1:'. I ' . \ '' .' '" ' " ,, '. �t' • '-· : PRJDAY. A000f5T 21, IW •• I TijE DAlJ. y TRll r ..,._ u MOOid-claio malter Sept. 13, Ito<, ot lho Poll (.,.__ . The City's "Old S~lmmln' tfqle". _. __ _ ~~->...,....:.--------~----· Ol!lee at ...,.,, Oldo, ~II'~ Ad <>f ,N4rcb I, 18111, P11bll.&4e4 Pally tu>d ......., ~ lloturday." Located on Lower 8ecODd SINe<, po,neroy, 0. • • WbeD Ollf triencla aDd. us ~ttera or fl'W.a matttr tor pubUeatJon theJ • lbould In ..U CILIIel • their ~et--althoUJh not nec;eeaarUy to tK ljll'iD;ted. Anncymoua Jettera, bowe'tler U\':tllent a11d desirable Jn them'..m. 4L no lMtilllce wUJ be publWlt<L ' \ ' "'Mall one Month . . . . . . ~ .. .... . .60 Three l,J!lnthl . . . . . . . .. .. Sb: MonLhl . , . . , . . , , , . • one Year ..•.... ... ...... , 600 One Year .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. ... Tb.eoPII Mtbl. .......... "The . ~HE COAL SITUATION - Rev ,J D. Law IUid family ol Letart, apent Thur&day with C A. Pt&ST BA. PTIST cau•roa _.... J.', C. Kreapr, Pu&or, ftliddJieperf; Sunday achool 9: 1& A. M. Paul Smart, Supt. • ~ Momlng worship JO :U . Theme "Mark& ot Obrlstltms" • Intermediate and aeittor 8 Y.P e 30 P M Eventne: ' service 7 30. Theme "He Who Knows Us All." Prayer m.e,tlllf Wed 7 30 P . M ~JI art cordially Invited to attend all servl.Ces We are now res urnlni:' after vaeatson Let us do ao with vigor in all departments to be ready l for the fall drive. •t• JN _1918 Ohio's coal output was approximately 48 milhans of tons Naturally that peak, aided by the period · of war wa~ much hj~l~han we cou ld normally expect.! However, the,_s)'..earS 1929, '30, '31 and '8.2 have shown u steady decrease, each .vear lower than the preceding one ~.;ntll 1932 showed an output total of letJs than 14 millions : of~nsofcoal. / Naturally s uch a huge loss is reflected in every pha~e I of hu sme~ 1n the s~ate and for the reason of seU preser-: • ation 1f nothing el3e, the coal operators should have the j f Upport of every individual in business or out of businesa. The principal reaHo m1 for the decline noted is the mroads made by Kentucky and West Virginia coals and 11ntil and unless Ohio'a.nB devise sOme Means of combatHog that competitiqn, 01\io coal industry appears to be in for Jean years, economic:dly .speaking, for a long time to ~ome. ' If the mov e for bu.:n ness recovery iE a means to help the hard hit coal b u~ine ss in the Bu c~ eye State, therf' i~ every reas z;on for all, es pec.ally in coal regions like our own, to do all in th eir power to aid the movement even if there ar e no other ndvantages accruing from the u.l I ·.-'if ' I FREE -METHODIST ahead ~ a.nd fa.muy Mrs Emma Row.h a r1d sou of Columbllb, Mt· a.nd Mrs Cnl Roush >~.nd :;on Mr and Mrs carl Ro ' · ·1 ~ 1 w.h ol Rio 0J11.llde ca. cu on Mr and Mrs C F Roush, Sunaay. Mic.s Ha.zel Kenyon and friend of Providence, R. I ' o.rr:lved on II to Mr and Mn. W11l Sayre. Mr and Mrs Will Burri of Mt. Mmi ab, we,rc " I Jing friends here Sunday Mra 0:-o Krider and daUghter Kathryn, of Bowma.n.s Run. ll.rf' ll pendl~g a week with Mr · and Mrs WUI Sayre I J a;i" Mr:; Maude Johnson u11d Mb.-.; Picken'> were gUeEtS Ol Mr CJRCUJT T. B. Ott, l"allior Laurel OW! s a 9·30 E c . Ice 10 <5 I In Ia;v, 8 up t . -Pra Ise 11erv Preaching 7 30 Hysell Ru -8 5 9 .30 S M R ussell, Su~t. · Preachtr.g 10.45. Praise service 7 3() Sept 7~10 the Disrtlct Quarterll' meeting of the Zanesville District will be held at Laurel Clift' Come end enjoy the rlrst of good things with us Tht<! District :E;tder D. w. Wesley will have chargt and. ~-1!1 T~tus Plckents o! Porn ercy, 1UC""-dRy M rt L T"'" E. Pickens liU UJ.!:Ill ". -..,,,,n n•• ,,~and Thl' ~...... v ,...,_, ....... ~, ..... ..., . .....,. from Cmt.crb.ng en a vl.nt w•t.h ~ud~ :'!nd Jo~u~ P1ekct'' Ml And Mu. C F flcu~>h .m· ~oy Rr u•h we-re recent gue:;t~ C'f , -Irs G u:;to. Btrch a.nd Iam·l y r dth·,..rsvllle . Mr~ Je!UlW Bent.!~~, H. D NeltrJ· t· and family visited Sund:w ~· this plac! M1u; F':lrutro Lee P1ckmw .~pe ' , C. P. Smah!s, Putnr, Syracuse Sunday sChool 9 90 A M Morning wonhlp 10·90 A M N Y P 8 6: 15 P. M . EvansellaUc aervice 7 30 P M Prt,yer meetlng. Wed. 7·30 p M Oible study Prl 7•30 P. M Ohio coal should be put hack in its deserved place hut il will take hard work on the part of Ohio people, workcrH and consumers alike, to do the job. CHURCH •• • •• •• • THE NAZAHENi 0~ C. P. Stmalea, PN&or, Mlddltport Sunday f!\!!hoot 8:38 A M Morning worship 10 ·3o A. M. One Word Led T6 Another Churchea of Chdat, Sciantiat subje~ I SALEM ''C I-IRTS'J' J ESUS" IS the of the LcssonuSermon whu.:h \\Ill be read 1n ,1.11 Churches of Chnst Sctcn! J ~ t, on S und ay, Augu!>t 27 19.B 'J he Golden Tt:xf i~>. '' No man hath !lc:eu God :.t any tune: the ouly bego1te11 Son, wluch 'is 111 t he boson· of the , F.ther, he h'ath UedilrcJ him." (fitr· ~: ts') , ' Amon• L~itation~v~Jch .com ~ t#ill!e tl1i' ~~Serm~·ll'iltC·.{iJt'.. lowmg ri:lfh the Dible\ ".St,llcvifi t thou no\ that C"am in l11e' Father, a)HJ the Father i1.1 md the wprds th11.t 1 ~11cak unto you. I S{Jcak nut of ntJ sci L bUt the J;ather that dw c ilct h Jtl me, he doeth the works." (John •• : • • • •• • ~ p h0 D e 58 2•L 1 WMtor cuttbethet.ble. wedtUDI motber,cbUdnu Jlrl. Obarlea Sr., U <:ilke \.f!'PJeee When rln1, the \ t.Dd and Walburn, the ronnu• dJme, thlrnble and button were re- and daUib~n. Evelyn and Dona: ..: ~iYed b)' tbe toUowfnl, Tflii)CCUve- will Rn Saturday for a vtait at ly: Helene Ollll'ord of Pcmetoy, COJum&ulll. Mr. and wn. w~urn ' ~t OW'ford of Pomeroy, after a vl!!lt !.D. OolwnbWJ. wlllco to ' Mar7 Whltloc:k ol ......,..,,, and , 'l'oledo tor a mit. Tht othe1> wiU I Mr1. ~" P. Evam Of Middle· 1 renu,ln 1n oolumbua. Pilrt. • J.lrl, 0. B. Bt.ewan and da.UihWn 1 'nle honor 81)88t wu presented ' MarK&ret Isa~l and Dorothy Nelle, 1 -r1ltb t. (fl.ft., a.n electne ~role, : left TbundaJ for a week or ten bY her .fr!endl. I daya vlllt at The Oentwy of ~-I 1 ..... , ..... • · ' LE SS Q N ·I I ·:• JU;v, p, • · rl.,...,.&~D.. , a~~d~E~:;o~f~][~j~ip~~ople. wil\inll O!f!rot Nolan'.s oJ h1s Joya11v ~ a, " JOOil per dedan.tion cent" despite de rnt t.U.Vecl to bave averted a. wlne ' ~~.!.U,.I ~~y. t.y wbkh wu '!!.. I ======'==:;:::#=,=::i:::. -·, -·' fteNIJkm "'NI brott~ht ' 1 ' Leoaon for A..,...t 2~ 1 Pri-1I ... . ...... .. I taJ:. J%' ! '*'• ..... I a1' ,II tO -.' ' ' ' ~ ... .... I I ~ l,: :~J.f~r:·~·~;~, the hoinedlvenJon In his otonor. the an con~rn"d I ......... lboUt at him, I be ~r wou b,e pro~• 1 1 . Ythlch dellelou.s re- !t9 Jo b~k. , I' , freahments were served. c; The l'race or 0o4 Wl.l bon biiO (IO:~';'J. Gqd; v~lltec'l hJ..m ~1th ,bill .a:race s;O er.lab\8 fatm. to P~'M LU•.e divine etiol~e •114 t6' mUe _ l ·lnit 1, 1 ,! IC .mtir:aed from t>a11:e One> d. The ·&11 Sp1rl.t . cam& tlpoll ' OO:tb). A~fptahle lehlce New • YQ.tk a.h,d the adjacent ttronpo J:te, r~dere;d ~n-the eneru r'tory eseaped comparatively ll(ht~ 1 ot "the lf~l.Y Spirit , • , , ~ as the storm moved toward the , e. fie wa1 teatou• for tlod Ul :~· lakes region and Canada. H1Jh :J.4), •. u leatler be rendered lor•t wlnda felled ~eea and poles smash- ftl'vJee unto bUt ~pJo becau• lit ed windows and blew down signa ht b • ' fl.nd chimneys but the rains WhJcb ' a zenl tor qd. ' drtnched t.he metropolis tor a week I .8.. Th~t frlenttaht., or Samuel {1&: endtd and \.he city looked at clear ~). SamiJlll oot only wu loyal to iniJ skle.s tbia morning with gratl- Saalln tbe t,lme otb.la Ute. but betl'dt and reUet , 1 eause et 1Jtr6n~ t.tbdlment to ~tn ·rreatiJ mowuflt hili peath. 1 p=~~re, ~~:~~e t~: 1 1 11. , • .,, Mild• ~lne , (chl,pa, 8-11}) . Steamu City of Norfolk In Poko1. 1'1~e demand ot ~ veop)~ ~8: 1moke Sound, ror the past 72 houns 1 1·~~). !rhe rea8ttn fOr 1 tbJ,s d.~,d ' I, 1 were rtmoved trom the vessel early I , w~a ~o)d: today and atarted for Norrolf, on ' the \.Uiil Peerlesa ·, ,, , .ooa. I • ','l'b< - ~~tothe ~ ROY! NOW MOVED TO NEW LOCATION ON CORNER ' 2ND. and MILL STS., ' Grand O~aing MEATS! VE,t\L, PORK, BEEF, LAMB. BE~F ROAST, Choice Cuts ............ lb. 10 1-2c •• • • B11ilini B""'f, 2 pounde ..... , ....... 15<: Veti.R.oa•t, ROund . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . Uc Swaft H11,mo, "whole or half" lb .. , .. 141;2c Fr!'ol\ ~auaare, "home made" lb...... lOc Veal or Lamb Stew, pound . . . . . . . . . . 8c Dre11ed Chickeno wl .' ' .. Buoineas concerns '•hould link up their busineso to good ad· vertitinr. • 1 "'e n~w•· There ia oometbing particularly pleasing advertiaiDa. about goo<! ' <" •• "')!'1!~1'\t ~ tb'o t!llentipn of l.b• l'..!l~lif lhr,91J•h !hi' ..,w•P.oen of · ·' goods and ·non·· non-adverlb!'Jt : ' ~~ )J..IP•r;, 10 llfe the le•dma producb 11f "'" leacling manuf•ttul"'J'» · OKL~. . publicity ~n· the fori" of n'ewa 11nd tdlrl'rli~iaiir. 'I ~ ' l' That Competition often makeo more buoine... . Stb':"• that advertise are extro:mely compctiti'fe. froQt their newopa,ero when the manufactqren rele.,.e· their fint •Le COIIII..... ~ -~ ~~·3 ~ i -'··· be h'1n,. -' lpe'lJewo'-J\d"!!rlioinr""If"I th e ' p.,... "~~ ll!!lii!I;llll ~d •.tate eventa are ~ir•t chro'licled iq ct'" .(!binlt 1 By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, "Ne~apape! •dvert~ing ia newa in ~~odvertjaing-new thing•, late and 1nle~eat1ni de~elop1,11ento in houoeJtold applianct>l, autoa, cloth~a, furmtur.,.._.re rqd in n•nnpaper articlt:o and ado loni before purely advertiaini mediuma ••• uoed.' ' - .ever·.StoP: m~d C. A. MITTE~, PRESIDENT OF THE ARIZONA NEWS· PAPER ASSOCIATION AND PUBLISHER OF THE MESA JOURNAL, SAYS: ' ' ·~;.'\. 1 . By Ed.,n R. Waite, Shawnee, l'klahoma I I : ........... 37c pll Ddiyered. DID YOU EVER STOP ro THINK? , "~ •<~ b ..ocr!'b heJ l'li.l a tit* I .,-a., forNolan's Watson," Nolan shot ti&ctl: their supporters howled l'lpproval and drowned. out the rovemor'a reply when he undertoOk to dtny that he had tried ro influence votes away from Nolan In reiterating ht.s loyalty to the Be" 1e tbe triumphal pTOee!IU. lflth whleh the Etemal City welcomed , General Itaftt Balbo and .. _. men on their return from the epic mass fllrht to Cbicaro W. to..t:Jt. The patade it shown eoming throgab the,. : hiJto.W 1"41oat.Ptio.. Areh on the way to Palatme JhJI, where the fbtra · ••re ...._vlaod decorated by Premie't Mull80hDI, At. top, II Duce 18, 1hown aa he decorated Gen Balbo. ~-• - --- - - - ______j • governor, notw ith!lta ndlng Ius de- I ( r the pollticn.l oonrerencel'i ~ .. 1.o h ~ ll.l N ~l m ~t.ld I ha~e alw:.· , 1 yeslerda y He was reportcu avt bren 1000 per ccm for Gcor~e !-.Jt"t!n In MlchiBan OJ'I ll flshmg U1p. White and 1 •m 1000 •vr C"nt ror A:. chairman ot the Hancock coun .. \i ty oryanl1.11.tlon, he Is well ko017tl'l' t lffi as lonjl a!'l he is In .,Olat "office .~. , 'I am Wf'tY Dr Wa tson ll;. not •~' nort~westem Ohio polltlcal hue," NolaD• added. for [ v.ould c roups ' bP the first to congratula' e him a nd I' Watwn wlll replace Jlenrv (} Plli!U~? him that he has m~· sup- Brun01e1, of Mansfielr;l, who mJ(Ifnport ' ' d tc n.cccpc t1'l .,.mnnS.g¢nlhlP or the The new chairman , ~ com para· ~ llome Owners - Loan Corporatlun th·e \mknown In state-wide poll tics 11le 1!i ex~tet1 to assume Jus duLie~ I cJid not_a~en~ ~he-~ef'~~ng~~nY ~ .thin are ... days ,., ~ '1 There it a c(ia.tiJ1ctio:e character to adverti5ed gooda. "" · ADVERTISING.SHOWS THAT THE DEALER AND MAN- 'l~II~Oif: ·~· , 1 ~"'' .lnlii\1· I , I ,., . ~ \ '1: ~~i \t.t.~··;f' :·!·I 1 dl 't 0p · • ,~ ~. STAND READY TO BACK UP THEIR FAITH. \ , dri,ving, its, w~!lhl.wll! lj~ve to he hop,d'•<:~itlfi\•u•l> · ~r:~nr•- 1 <ab-out for the genorat.'gobd\of "tlle'\•JII· ' ecmmlttee tlat.ened. In &mUI!mE-n\., rue his plq"t that he 9.111 s•Jp port me IOVe•w and Wat..<~Cm UFACTURERHAVEFAITH IN THEIR PRODUCTS AND of. 1 ~··~~\l'o.!ice I ' 1 "-~:ra-~~~~ • 1 ~ 11 wuun. .J!'ww1t,fp• ~·•· I ;~~~~ D ' Into thf'l h>ttJe .,.BeaalcrBulldey in d•n> · · lng to the committee that he op1 I~ Holan bec&U&t be la a Oath1 .N TWO PLACES 8AUL • , , c.tc 8ucb reports came lllet!utly •1 uubN T"EXT-J hm.Mlll :ll·tt. !1~ the Nolan camp .......,_ (104J)l!:N 111!XT-An4 la~a•l ul4, We know that 1\. no time do Wt 1 ' ' IHU bpo&UJoo. 'Ibty will allo H•tl• the Lord. ¥ IITI'!Iil-t ~·· ·m WNlt &o mate our part.y a Roman 1 vfllt 1n Oolumbua before retumiJul' buhat ~rr,rtnn aac1 •crtfto.' ... ~"' CathoU<: Party,'• t.IIef'rtt(j Oolurnb!P, 0 • Act. 25--lNB-A 'wtfe , ' SWIMJPNG PUTY Aulkley, ~'t eontet allmony from tht same' 14&.on, KQeat. •, Bobby Pleaher Uthburn enttr- 1bol1lf! ~ 1 obtJ in.IJ tiM ,.otoe of tM L!;tri(.T Bl~ and then added b,Usb&hd In more ti:J#t.o. pne place U,ht retreshmenti wert' served by talned a lfOUP of boys and llrla l Mr.' and MJ'I, Plo)'cl Koehler and " 11~ to ""' I• tlolli!tt"" thin .aerlt "1 hope that thl! non-CathoUe JUdp E. v,. MahafftJ had · ,uleci Mrs. Welcb Tbu:r~y atl CbesApeaR. o. at dauahter, OOM1t Lee, ~turned :~ n: ;t::.i,~ftfh•n t111t 01 memben ot t.hla oomml\.1.« will not lf~~·m.- ~,~dna UINNER PARTY : he Flesher Colony BtiiCb honorlna , day evt-niQI from a. short vWt at PltJ;li.AflY roPic-L..rntn,. to 2'e:!:l that t.be puty will be pre,..Jillnl -.,u ..,"' .. o;;o U~h ~n Lrwlll, ot Troy, 0. Jaeklonvtlle and New LeXingt.on• Obit Judlted by the elecUon ot a Oat.ho· , 1 ~:.ro~ !.~Rl". Ca~pol'ai"YfMldadllmolepo~t~. andlthMr'o AlA OUI&rd ent.ig· rt\oae enjoylnl tJu! swlmmlna: wltlt theJr ,.rent&. I JlJ~R 'W.PIQ.-Wa.:r • ltlnif lie chalrma.n, and that the Cathouv... ~ .....tt • w a o'c ock dinner, Wed- party were Janet Hecox, Prederlek i Yr. and Mrs. Albel't Kanouse or J'aU&.d. 1 • · lie members Mil not feel Lhat th~y ~e JUdie sattl fl(ra Oarroll wal\ nesday evening a.\. their home on Klein, Che.rleB Nla Bradbury, ColumbWI arrived Prlday for a vlalt 1 llfTERMEDIAR ' AlfD IEMJOB lllhould vote tor a Catholic mtr 1 awarded J25 & month alimony tn tt Bt'oadwa.v Street, CCJmpllmentiOf Dwlgh\. Rosa, T . Stribling, Jr. of pt : with the former's brother, Prank · ~OP1 Ic---suece•• .. .,n4 J't.U11r,~ ot because he 1!s a catholic " eY l!Celaa boUnty l'uUng July 32, their son. &nd daught.er~ln-law, Mr Pleasant., the 11\lea\. of honor, Ulab , KanoUJe and tamiJy. I "~oUNO P.EOP~ ANQ , ADtJlJl" As 1 retUlt of hla appeal for falrltSl. ~-the b ~tilt ~~ttve, an: :.'e ~~ e~~~8ul • ~ ~~.~ ArBJ~~~lli, and the ~0Ut1g h011t I Mlas Plorence Rowe let\. Prlday It ltOPi c-'l' h@o StrenJtb an4 "'"·-~·~ lU'8II on the rtiiiiOI.II question the "qf lolUO request, were penrutted," .......... cu o ......, ... esher Rathburn. for an lndeftrllte visit at J"t. Tbom~ ur .Sau l • ' ' ,• I ' Catllolic \'Ott ...... divided, !l1:1 memhe ~· '"WOmen could e8tabllah res- weddlf18 cake adoriled .thlf"-cente:i' of ; ~ -- u Ky \ , ten of the 20 of that f&Jth caatl kleace In t&<:h of the state's • 88 the ~ble Th!J8e.. llresent f~ ,tht> Mr and Mnl Harold Hubbard, b. D. Q. wauch. d.aurbt.er . • FE-W 'mto bad rreo.tu atlfati.taau their votea tor Nolan nl cOunties and compel their hUSb8nds altair nre : Mr. and Mrs. 0 . 0 8nn ~rold Edward aild Mrs Edtth Mrs. M. L. Howell and M.ll8 J'Jma tJIQ Sat1~ cereatnly bumata h~ Nolan and Oovtrnor White t• pay them ln 88." F'tfher 811d chJldrtn, Sa~ Jane, W1n.r •~turned Ttlursday after- j OhUnpr motored to HuntiDBton torj folia· to reco~ a. I!lON 1....,~C ~I:I.Ghfd following the vote th , ~ ' · Naney. ,Rose Mary and RObert, the noon •from a vl.alt with rEtJatlvea ~t. Thursday ,, , , .,... mertlnr rtl\aU b 1 ' • B•~GE HOSTESS Y t ng adjourned In 1hcst nna haatess,.Mr ~tond Mrs A A ColumbWI, Cleveland, Ttlledo ar1d. Mr. a:nd Yrs. J. w Davia and fe!ln re. rn order to 'P•ot P'l1 ~ oonfualon. · OHlal'd and son Wlllla{'l_ and ~be' Monroe, Nk:hts&q 1 Rn and. Mrs Charles B Reed of 'eoli properly, It II Hcelnl7 tba~ tbt Arttr thantcln h Mn. Enuna Welch entertained the 1 honor gutJats, Mr •end l!.frS Paul Marcaret. owena IS vlllttna l elcbmonct viratnta en ·route to teacher nave a qothetle .ll'llllo of \otJnr tor hlm If ..: a~r:or~ra tor members o! her bridge clnb ':hurll- DUia. d ', · Mr and Mrs. J . e or' Cillcago attend the Cen.tury ot Sab.h history. · , ' 1 that tbe Unlte:d' stat!: Senator~~ 1 Pr<llrt.SS Expoattton 'u•rf' the over- 1 I. &au.t'a Advan~gn. the rovernor are bere," the ftery tUaht IUeata of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. I' 1 l . A wotth:f inbei'I:Moce (8~1). St!Wbenvme leader said he would Terry. On their return, Mr Terry HI._ t&tber wu "& mlaht:r man ot r.ot have e-ntered the race " lr I had wlll accompany thtm to Rich- 1 ~"e,r," Onft lohe~t&~e• 11 ~ not been enoou~'!(f by Oovenw~ , I rnond tor t~ vlalt Jati'On• tactor lD deiEt-IDllll tllltuc- White and othl'li'IJ ..., BIRTHDAY OBAERVRO ce&i oi failure 1o llfe. , , !U3lng to hiS reet, the governor _ l 2. Hll DltlU&lllftl ,at:2). retorted that "I only Wid 1\lm be Friends ot Oeorae A. Meinhart, I a H,e w~ ~umble (:ttl:~). Wben "'as a.,nr,htlng candidate and a Meles COUhty recorder. ga.the-.. at facing tbe ,.,. .........., .... , ..lllh o! •ooti··"l rc.mpt n man.' To Nolan ht said ·~ ......,...."! .., ,,.... I the Meinhart home here 1'htir&di.y lea~trlhlp he bhi Mmlelf. , " am not pleased at tbe ~arges e\·enlnl: to ob$erve hta Shd birth~ -.. He w&t conllden.te 41t till ta- ycu have made hert toda.yJ 1 told Tht atrair-~a a complete aurthitU' (9 ti). ~ot beii!!J IOCCW~Bullil 11cll:td" ;,;: r;.:~_;~,..:::;,.,i::_:::e:!:~~~==:§~!:ii:=~~==:=::J:£:::.~ ~ ~Jay annlve"'"•"' --~-.L :tou Saturday mornlnj )IC)U wert' 1 to the re.........,e• ., 15 f~lends th& mltalon COIDtqlttflt unto hflll •w• ' d til•"'•· th hi lath ~ "But you dldn't tell me ·you were Seaboard ~ <8 t 1 ' ..... ' ' : 1ll<;· ,' I ,. teir .. ' . ..."*- their ti!8Ul&r montbiJ' meeUilJ to. 1 ,,.,..,..,, RED BALL FLOUR, L~ , .; Sack Wltept ·9:lc ::;•,- I and Mrl. Howard Boothe aDd· A love!)' weddJna: oNe. artt.U- nta:ht at \be OhW"t:b. 1 call)' ctec:orat.ed. wu UAed .... em.~ Mr. and M:ra. Cbarl.ell WalbW'D. -:· He•lth Club Baking Powder, 2lb can .. 2lc Kellogo Corn Fl~keo, larse size, 2 for . , 23c Peat Bra11 Flakes, 2 for ....... , , , . .. 19c Vlll~&arl =·· . . l llr. l Dt)1on. I Pomeroy, :la)' C'l~, at her home on South Thlrd Avenue. Mesdames w !:. Bcyan, Lulu ...... and NeU Cooper ~ COiwnbua and -"'- Helen aeeaon of OohunbllB, wen- 1 ~ ot tht club, PrUes were a11'8.l'de4 to Mra WaJ~ ter Harris ftrat. club pri.Bf; 111'1 Mar-· CW!I Ch&lllbers II800Dd and Mn; ! CAN'T COLL~CT • STAR • G LARD, Pure Kettle Rendered ......... 2 lbs. 15c •• • '1 he Les son-Se rmon also incl ude! the followm g p~~ s;, gc from the Clm sl1a n Sc icurc textb ook, "Sc•e nu and H~11lth w1lh Key to the ScripIUI C~>" b;, '-lary Baker Erlily "Born of a woman, j e:ous' advent m the fh:~ h partook partly of t.l ary's cat th [y C011dit ion, although h~ wu endowed w ith th e Chris!, !he d1vUJe Sp•nt, With Out measure. 'l'hi~ ac~ count ~ for Iu s struggles in Get hse• mu.n c 11.11d on Cal vary, and tl!IS en.•l>h•l lull1 lobe tile mcdJ.ttor, or W,l) ·~lW\\Cf between God ;,nd IIIC II, li nd ius orJ gl ll and IHrth been \\holly apart f1ou1 mo~t , ll u ~ agl' . jc ~ug 1vu ul•l•1nt have been am. rn t.•hll' to mortalmmd as "t he w.'l.y.'' (!• JU) . I NEls ~::::::::·~;;~~~~~~~~::::~: f J EVANS N ·IO) • T ' H . C&rder ~~ond Bevel a l fram tms p~ce attended the funer!il of Randolph Oondo1 or Han ner Saturday Robert Shrader and ram~ly , T 8 , Baily and tamlly took Sunday dinner with D B Spencer and wtte Guy Archer and tam11y ot Athens were Lhe u;ues t.s a few day& wltb relotlves nt this pi~. Mrs. Eh•a Cotterill and 800 Mal, calm of Charleston, W Va , are spending oome time the guest:; or llP' pnren<B. Thea Hamm. Met wtr~ Mrs. Estella Grueser ·or Mine;~: ' viJl(! was calling on Ell Davis and wile lMt sunday night. R ev Wlison expects 1.o pruach Ills lnrcwcll sermon for Uus oonfcrenco J l':ll' next. Sunday morrung 9 so at. 1 M:Jrntng star. Mr3. Lizzie Ihle w~ the guest a few days the past week of htr slstet, Mr:; Indemlo. PrlodeofMiddleport d)Jnng- the death and bur1a.J of her husband Albert Prlode. I Hml JJONOIIRD CIIURCH OF THE NAZARENE effort. "ONE-EYED DRIVING HE Jlractice of driving ca111 with only one light ournlng has become so wideRprend as tn bee lme a hazard to night traffic. While in the past Pomeroy has been freer .. r this kmd of driving than any place in the state. noted 1 by the writer, du e principally to the efforts of the loeal traffic officer, still the "one~eycd" drivers lately have be~~ come so numerous here as to be almost on a par w1th I others. I That it iA a dangerous practice roes without ~nying becaUI~e . in almol!t every instu nee that' a driver meets n car w1th on]y one headlight, it naturally makes him ncr~ vous and conl'leql1ently increases the dangen; of collildoni1. 'rhal it is inexcusable is equally true. It must be admitted that there are times when a car light is burned out nnd thqt such occurroncc cafl and does happen while the I car l" tu:ing driven. Howevet·, when the occurren~e ha ~ I been noieq, it ta~•• vil~U411Y no time ued hut ·a trifling ~~pe'lljt! fO correct tpe evil. · Many P\••ding poverty 111 such a C4Be should hiW• . th'oir licenses to qrive 1·evokpd •• any perspn U114PiC to I . l""ov!de' lights for his car Ia o l n~cossity, ·~curinjl .!Jis fuel ! dt~er \)lrourll outriifht thievery ~f tl\~ g&BO!in• or 1 throu~h false !Jretenses or mlsrepr'l"ontntion of one ~ind qr 1\noih••· AnYone unable to prpvlde llr)lta for his car J IJ~• li.O'buslne.. being on the hirhway wjth any kipll of a , hazards to other drlVefll, and the . :• chHdren were dinner ruots of Mrs. Mary BwJmer and famJ,l)' Sunday Mr and M;I'IJ. ~tt McDaniel Visited Mr and Mrs. L. C. MtC \1 1~ loch Sunday Reno Spencer has moved his famJiy from Roy Kincaid's farm to lho Husael farm near Bethel. MOR~!ING - nOMno~ ~ ;e'!' E."'!.~.;''a:.:~~: ~=·=· ~ "! 4 ,; u1 ill If !II ;: ;p " emocrats ------+~. ~ -~ "11 ~ "' h81' ...... Thuttday ..... ODd Ylllt with"" and Yn. l ~ stJNb~)t COonllattoG-;;;;;-- - · V.''R"''N'.. •....... ••til • 1 :10 ...,... dln.., IOarl o...na. I ..... -- ...., at the New Martin Hotel, at 'Tho Bapll.tl Busy wtll hold SCHOOL I.....,. with the ....,.,... whit.. .- RE'!+'GG'\'0 > • • " ,. HICKPRY CHAPEL Rev al}d Mrf. 0 PLANTS , I IW)Or1111 Wrt. E. &. Bet.tt (t.el&h he Wft!k en4 )VIth rtl&~~ anct 'r1tu d& a\. &C:U.t. Byrl Bobble and Gt!:}e Alhley of L~:;wt~J sptnt a.t-111"d&y At th e bomt ot W. .R. JkJJU,a:~, Mr. and Mra. WllAtuP WorkJr;l.a,u and baby of Steubenvllte were the ~~: uesta of Mr. and Mra Clarlea ST. PAUL AND ST. JOHN Oshel Saturday n:Jcht and Sunday, LUTHEBA!'i CJlURCHES Mr. and Mrs John Klnr of pt J. C. Pl)eh, Putor Pl.euaut were villltitli her parent& All day Dl\Mlon aervlee.s ··..::: 1 Mr. 11.nd Mntt. W. 0 . Lemaster SWl ~ John's Lutheran church at day Orovt, Mn. Cot ntli& Clendenin, :Mn n Services at 10 A M. and 2 P Lewis and Mr a~d Mrll. P. E ricnJc dinner at noon Everyone and two ehildre.n visit.ect Invited Mr and Mra. R . H . McCulloch and f!l mlly Sunday. ••I ' one .-;;;B~ Chlll"Ch ~ a l" 8 A. M. ....! Hartenba.ch aq,d CNrlell Peoplea, au)li!rlntenclenta. There waa a not-}, \ •ble lncreaae of a\.~dapce Jut Sunday, You come and brinl your frJttUW ' Y:omina worship at 10.10 Rev. Anctrew H Rauth , putor or O~tta Pre1b)Vrtan. chureh, Coldwater, N. Y wiD us1at the putor 1n thl8 l!iervtce. .. , No young peoples mettl.na Sunday evenlns. j BrctherhOQd meet Tburaday P. M. Plrst. sesalon ot pastor's elau wW b;- held Saturday morninr Stpl 16 at D o'clork. All l;)oya and. l(lrla or 12 ~.:=ars and older shoUld be enrolled. Firat evenlnJ' ' &ervice will be held sunday, September 10\.b. , , NATIONAL 4DVE.TISIIJIG Ul'ai!&IIN"'I'4TIV&s J'red H.lmbaU. IDe. Claicqo, PlllJadelpbl&. · Ptttatturrh, Mihratdlee e .15 I THE FI&ST PB.t.Cil EVANGBI..JCAL CBtJacJI • Dellnrellt Br Carrier One Week' ••. .' ... ...... . ....• l.lootb. • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . '\ Church' Notices l l i ., ' ) . ..... - ~~--.- . """" ,,_ .. ' '. 'if,·~·,<f'Jf':. '.~. j • 1r ' I " .> I ~-- ..:I ,v I '• ' .·· ' ' ' IJ • ' ., ,• 'f .. ·' . .' ·t · •11 I '' '' .. ' ''... ' ' ,.' ' ' . ' ' ' ' I 1:'. I ' . \ '' .' '" ' " ,, '. �' have been vl51t.lnl ·E. W. Dt.vktaon e.nd family at -9eaver Pall, Pa., re· In Reported' Wilson ~~e ~ turned .bome .ars.r.. dloner w~. ~ en~ed at Sun~,- : KiBI Duck~ J..ney Wood AJnu Wilrtb • trleQd, Mr. and .l4r8. Noah Olj)bo and !1•mUy ot Albany were tb.e Suni!U &uest.s ot M.r. and Nnl. Samuel Gibbs and famUy. Fred Bhumwa.;v entertained hta Sunday at.bool class with a wiener rCJMi l(onda.,v nLght at ' he Syrac;:uae Bathlne Beach. Thof .resent were Billy, Bartell, fto) Moorehencl, R&ymond RawlJnia. John Shennan C~ka. David Planf.S&n, .terry Vutey, Junior Folt, Pranklln Riser, Vernon Jonea , .Ja.ck WilUtuna and Edward Houd&ebelt. · Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Oook apent Friday wltb ~l&U.ve. in AlhlanCI, they were aceprn,pltlllecl twme by her son P . 0 . Lall&nce wH'e a.nd daughter. Mr. &Jld Mrs. Walter two sons o! ,..,... , ' ' J'RIDAY', AUQUS'f 1&, 193! 1 N.Y.C.H.CH ~~-~IN TURN B~GK fUGATE SP£CI~lS Han!! Trimmin11 To Groc· ' , ery BoyA F qr Fourth ' Time T~Ia Year RUSSELL IS GOOD ol A:llowa But Two Scratch : Hita; Buck Alao Pit· c:hea· Well f I·' . A recent picture of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow of the war-time Prest• dent, whose engagement to Edward N. Hurley (also •hove), wcalth'- No ed.nrtilement W1U be wken I' Chicagoan and !ormer chairma'n of the U.S. Shil,Pinr Board and Federal I Trade Commission, will shortly be announced, accordi~ to intimate: friendl. Hurley'• former wife wa:~ killed in an a.utg, Accident lut Sept. i le&l thi.D. • m1nlmum ch&qe *ftDt-.11" ~DW for eac:h 1aler~ &1011. the Maf)OU City Wrls and tt}e M!d· dleport. Girls hacf finished 11 · nip rJld tuck game and again as in the nl-her three .encounters, la.id away . the boys In sweet Peas who ha.ve to Bull Montana's fervent pleas liS to how to beat the 1.1em1 UstenJ.ng ---~- ---·------- For Sale, MP.c. The New York Clothing House h:Jm', cba'mptomt of the first 'tour· 11 ~nent ' ~lay lUl(l.er thii lights at M\ddl~ took on the Fugate o~clals ThurS\iay evtnlng. after .lohn Jame.s property. Emma Duckworth Wednesday at. ' Mrs. Epple ROush spent from dinner ln honor ol Mr. and Mrs. f rl~ay U~~ Sunday at Broad Run Rb aJ.Ph Karr and daughter All Pitts• champions. . The first fttame , a seven In nina af· Emma Duckworth, Mn. Stella I R'odgers and EleanOr PhWips speii.t S,unday at Kanauga with Walter Our kworth and <Wife. to wln from ·the West Virginians by a It to Hi count. The ~;.lme wo.s tied, untied and retied at 11earl.y every inning and was a ··humdinger" it .there ever was one. The Clothiers trotting on the field w1t h an tnnovaticn felt they could r.ot lo8e when they hll.d their lucky charm in the person of Jimmie Rickman a little h,aU pint sized colored boy a~ their mascot and bat boy. Jimmie wa..s the real thing too. He locked after those bl\ts bet~ tl.'r than Andrew Carnegie used to watch hts' money 11 you know what we znean artd as for presenting the bny.s with good luck and horse ~hoes, James waa T I{ E stutr . Even Fra~li WJII, president of the club was' sporting a big w!.de grin when l~e flaw how ~nt Jlmmle was ag a mascot. ~Jmrbte, right now hM witH. rela Lives I·· ', 1 ~~~~~ ~~~~y s~~~g ~~~ · r~~~cV~~~! urgh. lnst mning Arlr. and Mrs. EdWa.rd MU.l8 and ~d Mrs. ~ Patterson .and. ton left Monday \ !or Steubenvllle k visit relatives. Mr. Chris Cag'le (top}, :former' Arm)'! grid 8 ~ar and more recently a pro-fes"ional, and Shipwreck KcJly, for.! · mt>r Univer!ity of Kentucky ~rrid.; liter, who have purchiUled thti Brooklyn franchise of the National Football League from 11Big Bill,. Dwyer, owner of the Dodgers, and will be playing owners next season. Purchaae price it~ said to be over $26,000. - - - - - - , ~~-~~ · k . rtty once more and sh tJt them out o~; they had done on three prevlo1..1:5 cccaslons. In tour games the Spec• lals have accumula...ed one run and that was a gift in the ninth bmhlR' \',ben Rusaell allowed the run to so wunolpsted In order to get a c.ure put out tat fir§t w~en hili tenm waa M:ad.lng with five runs. E'n.rned' a pormanent JCIP aud vtUl PJ~tnr wobably the best. p.p1e llt· seen frP,II) York ' OI~ttil.riR Ohio Stale Fair Viaitora AU.. MAJCE8 or radioll serviced at reuonable prlc,a. Brlnlf Jn yo,•r radio or ct.U 2U~J. H. M. Oro:>~ Middleport. now on wlth 1\ New House sWtll\~r when c\·er au.(} whcr:ever the &oya display tllttr Wa.,es' 'tn • a rebreatton ~U coQtetil.. ' ·""' 'Ole Clo~iefs 1 meeting t~e Fugate f-peciabl for tlle fourth L: m(l of the ~::ca59il; demol'lstrq.ted their ~uper- of his careel'; Russell h~ Ule g~e well in Ita.nP et all time&. S~g { ut sev~n · a.ntf lJoidlng the · OIJI?DBI~ YOQ. to two scratrh h!ts both se. curl!d by Johnson and both of the 1nfteld vo.riety, Russell v;Rs well nigh invincible. In the meantime Buck pittblng STOP AT HOTEL COLUMBUS tol I S~r ·W alter Corner Lonr a11r1 FIUh l')t.M. Columbus, Ohio. and the lnjuns . ~~~~-----~---~B~Y "'\'OMS, SI!<OLE Jl.<lt ·DOV8U! fi..!O Dlnln,cr Jl.o«nn, Coffee' Shop. New York , Aug. 25-INB--Max Cart!y will continue aa manaaer of thr Brooklyn Dodgers or the Na· Wonal bAsebt.ll lea~ue. Despite reports that Burlela:h Grimes of the St. Lo.W. Card.ln~als i:lad. been tentatively serected. for the Job. Carey '-'as ·n11med ·manager for 1934 by the club'& d.lrectors ye.s· tl'rday. It Wll8 undentood Carey will be paid $1~.000 anuulilly. J I Unllml&e41 St.mct Parlltnr .lam<oa HEAVE'N5, fl, Butler, CASPER! llaaarer. I DIDN'T EXPI;.CT TO SEE YOU HERE·" I HEARP'iVEilY YV ...._ · "i'OU S'AIO! Phlladclphll\ . ... . . Brooklyn , . Clnrltmatl AMERICAN Club WaShington . . . . . l'{tw York .. . . . . dl r. vda.nci ... .. . LEAGUE Won Loot 70 40 70 47 63 61 Det!·oiL . . . . . . . FJllladelphlo 61 62 ..... 58 51 6C 64 f¥ston . . . . . . 50 71 St. Louis . .. . . . . . . . 4S 78 Ollicn.go .Wal+er ,. JOHNSON -~ ·BIG CHIEF-' or: 71-1£ CI.EVELAND 1/IJJUNS ! INTERNATIONAL J.EAGVE Olub Won Lost Newark . . . . . . . . . . 85 r,7 ~cheo~er 78 65 BalLlmot·e 74 68 'l'oronto . . . 73 Buft'alo . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 73 Albany . . . 69 'fS Montreal . . . . . . . . . . 66 · 75 Did You Ever Stop To Think? - 'Ia Jersey City . . . . . . . . 55 YESTERDAY'S 88 RESULTS By EDSON R. WAITE A~EitiCAN ASSOCIATION Colun'lbus 5, Bt. Pnul 4. Mlnm.:ap(IIJg 15, Toledo 8. Milwa.uk::e 11 . Lcutsvlllc 10. Only gam ~s schedul::d. -NATIONAL LEAGUE .Brooklyn 2, Ctnolnna.ti o. t)lnclnnat.t 3, Brooklyn 2. (lhlaago 5, Philad8lphill o. Chlco.go 9, Philadelphia 6. · \ 1.\ -·---~:~.. ~ Shawnee, Oklahoma BRUCE B. BREWER, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FEIUlY· HANLY ADVERTISING COMPANY, SAYS: Bortol.'l 4. St. Louis 3. Fttt,..,bur,qh at Now Yol'k ltal,nl. AMERICAN LEAGVB New York 10. Cleveln.qd t. ...J THE GEEVUM-GDU.S WRJ:Ihtngton 13, Det.rolt 8. Booton 8, Ohtqago 1. · Chicago 7. Boston 6 tlO lnn.li)(Js) . St. Louis 7, 'Phuadalphih 8 Uf lnnlngal , . Phtlp.d.e.lphiiL 4, a~ Louts 3. .. IN'fEIII'~T~t;lNAL LEAGIJB Mon~real · J~ .~}"lester . (~). Newark a~ ~t!anY' (rain). 1 Bal~l'!lore at .tel~ 91t1 <ratn~. ~E~f:~A$ OF ~e: I INDIANS, BUT 1 BARNEY SHOWED 'EM l 'll!Al" HE WAS ! ....--·- Q4!Jl!ll .. ' ~ODAl' ·, ~J.- • 1 That buyer. today want facta. What arlide have' you bourht recently without thinking it over quite a bit? That means yo11, apJI everyone elt~; will read MORE about oome 'article in whicli you miiY be, or can be, interested. In tha newr.oaper you have theae fa~lJ lo,ieally preaentecl·to JD\1· YOiJ can lin!fer on a certain point qf advau~-!'; fOU can :f'~ !I 1!1,!1111; you ~n,. the eviti1~>n~e th";",' o~ w~iFJl. to ~-.e your . till!·· . ,\M"!IIC~I! coill!i>~i!a ·•I 'rofl"!o at ijl. , Billy Evan11 nomi· Walter Johnson to fnq~p~~ L<U\fVUi" ·11t aucceed Peckinpaueb a1 ,.~1!'•.· of Cleveland ' lndians, . .' • • ., .' ' .·<"" .......( ~-' ,J' ~ ~·.~ . .' I. •' ~· ,,·' J •· ~. I : · • t ....l,· ~ • 1 1. ~· .. .. ' " . ~·· ' , ; ' • ''' ' ' I !~ .~, h ,. I' �' have been vl51t.lnl ·E. W. Dt.vktaon e.nd family at -9eaver Pall, Pa., re· In Reported' Wilson ~~e ~ turned .bome .ars.r.. dloner w~. ~ en~ed at Sun~,- : KiBI Duck~ J..ney Wood AJnu Wilrtb • trleQd, Mr. and .l4r8. Noah Olj)bo and !1•mUy ot Albany were tb.e Suni!U &uest.s ot M.r. and Nnl. Samuel Gibbs and famUy. Fred Bhumwa.;v entertained hta Sunday at.bool class with a wiener rCJMi l(onda.,v nLght at ' he Syrac;:uae Bathlne Beach. Thof .resent were Billy, Bartell, fto) Moorehencl, R&ymond RawlJnia. John Shennan C~ka. David Planf.S&n, .terry Vutey, Junior Folt, Pranklln Riser, Vernon Jonea , .Ja.ck WilUtuna and Edward Houd&ebelt. · Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Oook apent Friday wltb ~l&U.ve. in AlhlanCI, they were aceprn,pltlllecl twme by her son P . 0 . Lall&nce wH'e a.nd daughter. Mr. &Jld Mrs. Walter two sons o! ,..,... , ' ' J'RIDAY', AUQUS'f 1&, 193! 1 N.Y.C.H.CH ~~-~IN TURN B~GK fUGATE SP£CI~lS Han!! Trimmin11 To Groc· ' , ery BoyA F qr Fourth ' Time T~Ia Year RUSSELL IS GOOD ol A:llowa But Two Scratch : Hita; Buck Alao Pit· c:hea· Well f I·' . A recent picture of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow of the war-time Prest• dent, whose engagement to Edward N. Hurley (also •hove), wcalth'- No ed.nrtilement W1U be wken I' Chicagoan and !ormer chairma'n of the U.S. Shil,Pinr Board and Federal I Trade Commission, will shortly be announced, accordi~ to intimate: friendl. Hurley'• former wife wa:~ killed in an a.utg, Accident lut Sept. i le&l thi.D. • m1nlmum ch&qe *ftDt-.11" ~DW for eac:h 1aler~ &1011. the Maf)OU City Wrls and tt}e M!d· dleport. Girls hacf finished 11 · nip rJld tuck game and again as in the nl-her three .encounters, la.id away . the boys In sweet Peas who ha.ve to Bull Montana's fervent pleas liS to how to beat the 1.1em1 UstenJ.ng ---~- ---·------- For Sale, MP.c. The New York Clothing House h:Jm', cba'mptomt of the first 'tour· 11 ~nent ' ~lay lUl(l.er thii lights at M\ddl~ took on the Fugate o~clals ThurS\iay evtnlng. after .lohn Jame.s property. Emma Duckworth Wednesday at. ' Mrs. Epple ROush spent from dinner ln honor ol Mr. and Mrs. f rl~ay U~~ Sunday at Broad Run Rb aJ.Ph Karr and daughter All Pitts• champions. . The first fttame , a seven In nina af· Emma Duckworth, Mn. Stella I R'odgers and EleanOr PhWips speii.t S,unday at Kanauga with Walter Our kworth and <Wife. to wln from ·the West Virginians by a It to Hi count. The ~;.lme wo.s tied, untied and retied at 11earl.y every inning and was a ··humdinger" it .there ever was one. The Clothiers trotting on the field w1t h an tnnovaticn felt they could r.ot lo8e when they hll.d their lucky charm in the person of Jimmie Rickman a little h,aU pint sized colored boy a~ their mascot and bat boy. Jimmie wa..s the real thing too. He locked after those bl\ts bet~ tl.'r than Andrew Carnegie used to watch hts' money 11 you know what we znean artd as for presenting the bny.s with good luck and horse ~hoes, James waa T I{ E stutr . Even Fra~li WJII, president of the club was' sporting a big w!.de grin when l~e flaw how ~nt Jlmmle was ag a mascot. ~Jmrbte, right now hM witH. rela Lives I·· ', 1 ~~~~~ ~~~~y s~~~g ~~~ · r~~~cV~~~! urgh. lnst mning Arlr. and Mrs. EdWa.rd MU.l8 and ~d Mrs. ~ Patterson .and. ton left Monday \ !or Steubenvllle k visit relatives. Mr. Chris Cag'le (top}, :former' Arm)'! grid 8 ~ar and more recently a pro-fes"ional, and Shipwreck KcJly, for.! · mt>r Univer!ity of Kentucky ~rrid.; liter, who have purchiUled thti Brooklyn franchise of the National Football League from 11Big Bill,. Dwyer, owner of the Dodgers, and will be playing owners next season. Purchaae price it~ said to be over $26,000. - - - - - - , ~~-~~ · k . rtty once more and sh tJt them out o~; they had done on three prevlo1..1:5 cccaslons. In tour games the Spec• lals have accumula...ed one run and that was a gift in the ninth bmhlR' \',ben Rusaell allowed the run to so wunolpsted In order to get a c.ure put out tat fir§t w~en hili tenm waa M:ad.lng with five runs. E'n.rned' a pormanent JCIP aud vtUl PJ~tnr wobably the best. p.p1e llt· seen frP,II) York ' OI~ttil.riR Ohio Stale Fair Viaitora AU.. MAJCE8 or radioll serviced at reuonable prlc,a. Brlnlf Jn yo,•r radio or ct.U 2U~J. H. M. Oro:>~ Middleport. now on wlth 1\ New House sWtll\~r when c\·er au.(} whcr:ever the &oya display tllttr Wa.,es' 'tn • a rebreatton ~U coQtetil.. ' ·""' 'Ole Clo~iefs 1 meeting t~e Fugate f-peciabl for tlle fourth L: m(l of the ~::ca59il; demol'lstrq.ted their ~uper- of his careel'; Russell h~ Ule g~e well in Ita.nP et all time&. S~g { ut sev~n · a.ntf lJoidlng the · OIJI?DBI~ YOQ. to two scratrh h!ts both se. curl!d by Johnson and both of the 1nfteld vo.riety, Russell v;Rs well nigh invincible. In the meantime Buck pittblng STOP AT HOTEL COLUMBUS tol I S~r ·W alter Corner Lonr a11r1 FIUh l')t.M. Columbus, Ohio. and the lnjuns . ~~~~-----~---~B~Y "'\'OMS, SI!<OLE Jl.<lt ·DOV8U! fi..!O Dlnln,cr Jl.o«nn, Coffee' Shop. New York , Aug. 25-INB--Max Cart!y will continue aa manaaer of thr Brooklyn Dodgers or the Na· Wonal bAsebt.ll lea~ue. Despite reports that Burlela:h Grimes of the St. Lo.W. Card.ln~als i:lad. been tentatively serected. for the Job. Carey '-'as ·n11med ·manager for 1934 by the club'& d.lrectors ye.s· tl'rday. It Wll8 undentood Carey will be paid $1~.000 anuulilly. J I Unllml&e41 St.mct Parlltnr .lam<oa HEAVE'N5, fl, Butler, CASPER! llaaarer. I DIDN'T EXPI;.CT TO SEE YOU HERE·" I HEARP'iVEilY YV ...._ · "i'OU S'AIO! Phlladclphll\ . ... . . Brooklyn , . Clnrltmatl AMERICAN Club WaShington . . . . . l'{tw York .. . . . . dl r. vda.nci ... .. . LEAGUE Won Loot 70 40 70 47 63 61 Det!·oiL . . . . . . . FJllladelphlo 61 62 ..... 58 51 6C 64 f¥ston . . . . . . 50 71 St. Louis . .. . . . . . . . 4S 78 Ollicn.go .Wal+er ,. JOHNSON -~ ·BIG CHIEF-' or: 71-1£ CI.EVELAND 1/IJJUNS ! INTERNATIONAL J.EAGVE Olub Won Lost Newark . . . . . . . . . . 85 r,7 ~cheo~er 78 65 BalLlmot·e 74 68 'l'oronto . . . 73 Buft'alo . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 73 Albany . . . 69 'fS Montreal . . . . . . . . . . 66 · 75 Did You Ever Stop To Think? - 'Ia Jersey City . . . . . . . . 55 YESTERDAY'S 88 RESULTS By EDSON R. WAITE A~EitiCAN ASSOCIATION Colun'lbus 5, Bt. Pnul 4. Mlnm.:ap(IIJg 15, Toledo 8. Milwa.uk::e 11 . Lcutsvlllc 10. Only gam ~s schedul::d. -NATIONAL LEAGUE .Brooklyn 2, Ctnolnna.ti o. t)lnclnnat.t 3, Brooklyn 2. (lhlaago 5, Philad8lphill o. Chlco.go 9, Philadelphia 6. · \ 1.\ -·---~:~.. ~ Shawnee, Oklahoma BRUCE B. BREWER, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FEIUlY· HANLY ADVERTISING COMPANY, SAYS: Bortol.'l 4. St. Louis 3. Fttt,..,bur,qh at Now Yol'k ltal,nl. AMERICAN LEAGVB New York 10. Cleveln.qd t. ...J THE GEEVUM-GDU.S WRJ:Ihtngton 13, Det.rolt 8. Booton 8, Ohtqago 1. · Chicago 7. Boston 6 tlO lnn.li)(Js) . St. Louis 7, 'Phuadalphih 8 Uf lnnlngal , . Phtlp.d.e.lphiiL 4, a~ Louts 3. .. IN'fEIII'~T~t;lNAL LEAGIJB Mon~real · J~ .~}"lester . (~). Newark a~ ~t!anY' (rain). 1 Bal~l'!lore at .tel~ 91t1 <ratn~. ~E~f:~A$ OF ~e: I INDIANS, BUT 1 BARNEY SHOWED 'EM l 'll!Al" HE WAS ! ....--·- Q4!Jl!ll .. ' ~ODAl' ·, ~J.- • 1 That buyer. today want facta. What arlide have' you bourht recently without thinking it over quite a bit? That means yo11, apJI everyone elt~; will read MORE about oome 'article in whicli you miiY be, or can be, interested. In tha newr.oaper you have theae fa~lJ lo,ieally preaentecl·to JD\1· YOiJ can lin!fer on a certain point qf advau~-!'; fOU can :f'~ !I 1!1,!1111; you ~n,. the eviti1~>n~e th";",' o~ w~iFJl. to ~-.e your . till!·· . ,\M"!IIC~I! coill!i>~i!a ·•I 'rofl"!o at ijl. , Billy Evan11 nomi· Walter Johnson to fnq~p~~ L<U\fVUi" ·11t aucceed Peckinpaueb a1 ,.~1!'•.· of Cleveland ' lndians, . .' • • ., .' ' .·<"" .......( ~-' ,J' ~ ~·.~ . .' I. •' ~· ,,·' J •· ~. I : · • t ....l,· ~ • 1 1. ~· .. .. ' " . ~·· ' , ; ' • ''' ' ' I !~ .~, h ,. I' �' ' .' Farmer& Approve · P 1an To Control Wheat Produdion · ~'YS J[NNJS TUURNE • PersonaJa:,•. Sauvage Appointment NOTI.~E I avo--.11 A,"''t111..hor - trN; I te Local M.... lo Cb- to Director of RoempiOJ· forCOUJlt7 tm. h .... 'hel- . ..,.-~ .... !lalw· ~ U.e Mllli, wilt M fltrW.IJ eat.J'N4I at Ute d..,. MI-t Qlifflird And Graber Compete For Honora In Columb111 Help ~·· IS NEXT G~AL IF DUCKUE S~L~NS world' ha.ve l.ncrea.sed In the past. four years. This year, In splt.e ot Lhe shori-est Wh£St. crop In exactly 40 yea"', the total crop, added to the carryover from last year total~ 8'15 mllUon bushels, ,the amount In slJh'. boss' te~ to\Ullament. lor use between July 1, 1933 and The rolft all!. Paul Clifford or July 1 01 n&xt. ,-ear. . Porneron Japti oa.wner, of Urbana Export,, seed, Uvestoek and feed : PDlmer · BoVfe · . OaWpoU. · and will use only a lJttle more than 600 ':Henry HeJbel, 'Zanes~Ue. W1ru1era bu.sheJ.s ot wheat durl.ni that time, I of today•8 r'riultclles wl\1 play tor the lc·avlnJ a aurplUH of 2'75 miW!JD ; tournament ljingleiJ t~le tomomw [ bushelll on July I , 1034. With a normal wheat. crop next. year wh~h ·afternoon.' , , .' ; The Pomeroy JOllt.t. breezed thru I will add 860 mlUiun bUBb$, the ~ earlier matches of the tournament wheat In sight. for JUlY l , 1D34 .to In fllfY ~.. i)efeaUpg Davlj:l July 1 1935 wiD be more th8(l qne Weimer Ordo'l'umbus yelte"rd'ily iJ.f billlon bushels twice the amotplt 6· 2 ' 1' needed. . ,. .: Cuttqrd will meet ,Heibel thlll arIt tbta 0011ditlon came · abobt, ~ ~noort, while Bovle , was lleheduled ~-heat prices would be l'ed~ to' • : tel meer ellilmf'l• ~ ' ~ l.ivf!8tocll: feed level r&.ther . Olan • 1 ' . - -, - .· · touman food price level. The ex·' The Pomeroy youth will see ac- pccted reduction tn acrea11e due to ~ tion follow_ lna: the singles oompetl- this Wheat Plan will Iargelf ear' tion wbe1p~,UIU'ter tl"'la El,lld semi· 1ect thla situation. r, r fln&la In (l~le! wta 4tart. The Additional meetln11s will be; held ; Olirtoa'd-Oral):er ·~ comUinatlon easlly this week at Lons Bott,oru.,..,'fhun, disposed of Thelbert and Tuylor da.y night and Roekt Sprtnp Prl· , ~tflrday , 6-0, 6-2. The doubles clay nlRht. ~her me~:thi~ 'if:lll ~ 11 rialleo "·~.U:~ ,PJf~~ att,.er ~.t!1e flru.;ll held next wee:k. . , : ! • 1D1 Pme ' toimuuOW. • • ... .. •• . • Nna ;n'l In The TrtlruDe Recovers Baby Held as Hostagt> By Oarrllh' 10 centa-B)' Mail ...00 ~I~N H~ ll SI SlFHY ~F EUR~PE IS THREHENEO BY NAllS, IS CH~RGE ~HE~T P~~T AS HISnRICU M~VE Austrian Baron Bennett Says Arreement Is Step Toward Prosperity Lett Activities Trouble To Brina About !mJ>rO're· i ment; Siped By 21 Nations lC YOUNG GIRL HELD FOR DEUNQUENCY - Maole C,REAM London. AUJr;. 26-INB--A atrenu· cus attempt to operation s eaal · va. · tlal. New Move Begun To Return Insull - . diESHIRE . . Controeton Chary About Ex-~illties ' Mapat'o Re. A.cceptin• Joba; Mei•• arreated at Requeet of Wo•k Deloyoll U. S. Authorities Game Called 8 :3• P. M. 'i&.dmiuiOJI 5c and 1 Oc PUR~ .. Qloups Are O'iganized CANE GRANULATED Columbwl, 0.. Aua:. :m oonttactora allbmlt.t.eel pr<ije<ta In the Ohio'a ftt'llt Only were no cral othm!J there were two btda. Hl1her commodity held respoMibJ.e tor hldl, which must be partmmt eat.lmat.ea. '"'"" nounc:ed after ;' ; 2t<l •.:~)·1 ' ' » .·' ·'·''i(P.·•''-.. t,. ' •' . j 4.., ("' -~~ r.J,p . >\" \ 11 ' '·.: .t.'-t' .!I ·, :'~~---~·~Na# 'Bf.ans , ·4?1-f ·!'.~.-': \ 1~1 j. ~, .~- \.;~- · -i" ~... ~ v ~1 ·';)< • I. • l'.b• 1 • I l' ..;.;· i - """ '69c Z ;., 19c BIH-o-...... " ....... - :=v~ I . • ,, ' .... .atphe~~ I ~ zR·: z9C. 63c lb. ...... ··-· .... 19c .... 47c Sc 5 .... 19c 19c 5 .... 15c -Chipea ' BR()WN ·.SUGU ' l a..-~t.,aee v....... PI~J{ ,SALMOS, f • . . . . . . . . .1 A&1, MATCHEs' . ' •' •< '' ' ' "~....... . _.p - ' .... 33c $1.23 ..... .... I '' 'HI•+ ({idna~rs Held In Oklahoma Jail att.acll:ed the Renrtaobme, Rye Bread GRANDMOT~R'S MARVEL ·.', Policeman Victim Of Demented Mpn ... JJc ' Paekllld ~- Fm. F1our ::," ,. pt olonpcl and which many were and wounded. Fresh Fruits and v' egetabla Oranges, 200's . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:1c Cabbage ............ 4 lbs. 15c YeUow Onions , .. .. . .. .. lb. 5e Celery, Large Stalks .. 2 for 17c Potatoes, No. 1 . . . . . 10 Ibs. 35c Watermelons, Large . . . . . . ~ ~ &Anltmc•Jaanc~ ...... , ....... . Head'Lettuce :,",.:..•. lOc ' ••· ... ·Peae~ :':.';: 4 ,... 29c l7c ..,..,,_-.,.. Sw. Potatoea ... Sc Ctok~- 1 Ccler}r :::.:~ Near Futuce otl&homa Oltr. otra .. - · ,._ ~. o. shumon. hll wife and hill 1011, Armcm, Were ll&feb' eaconln .~ns 1n the ~tr Jill hen ~ by a amau army •••• • . U.,oJu,J A-11oftb to Foe• f'"er•l PrQNeut1on in .l, ,IOOZ. .. suC<le8Sful lntemat~al chief American dele1ate to the wheat conference. Murphy made plaNJ for a oonlerence w1th M. Qoure-,atcll, Soviet 1.1 acte commiRslooer in London, thiJ afternoon. in the hope of I'Wiq a &>viet ~xport quota.. whlcll he characterized 8JJ nn lmmedhltf': eMeb• agalmt ihe man 91111 be held Inn:; , 1.~" : UIOUI and COllta are ,' en&ure the l&unct\ed today by Prederkk E. Mur·phy, Minneapolis publisher and 28c -, ' 15c :u..u~· of wheat &IJ'eement by obtalnlnJ unqualified Rustuan suppon. waa '•· p. Sat. ~nd Sua. Only ... ., llf- "I 1 "'.· 'LITTL,, ~trz an old flne t • Perfect HIGH PRI~£5 MAY. NUlliH PlANS TD I I AID UNEMPUfE~ , j I ...... Sc ... ztc ... lZ!c ... IOc REHABILITATION IS BEGUN ALONG COAST STAGE IS SET FOR OPENING OFF Report Of ~nusual . In· creases In Prices Prompt& Action IN THIS DIRECTION fSUPPORT I by, ata order of fli ' tfte· ·peii.Ce, •' U Am nn SCH Columbus, 0 ., Aua: . 2&-IN8--8urvMirs of a tleld ot more than 100, tour Ohlo boya were to compete here t.9d11y 1n the sem.l· ftnab or the !il.lclee: dlvl.sion tn the Columbus elouay, llllcbtlY coo1eo Nortb.- portlop tordlh~. Sunday fstr . w. VA.--ftnly doUd7 t<·nlibt and · sunda}. Not mUCh ~ 1.n tempen.turt, ~ .. ........ LEASED WIRE. OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. Sheriff A. 0. Tracy. To Be One Of Four Re· ma•n•q In Sinales Competition WEATHER FORECAST- onnir .laO. CLIFFORD WINS ' RE4·DERS' NOTICE - If tho Nowa Oftlce of Tlie ,Tribune, eall 236-L: If the Oftleo &8lt for Z02·B. ! "Super Board" To Be I ' Created To Follow Code Operation � 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. 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