https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c39131624a8e3819f5f56889548b6a22.pdf 1a3e1ac488a0da720d5561915f073249 PDF Text Text ., . ' " ' ' .1 . " ; I i .' ·, ' .'II '• F ·•' .' B Carrier 15 Centa-B OR'S T 0 CIS V£ CTI~ T E - EM E T U.~. M N UR 1r mJB . s rll .00 TIRS ....,ENA I ECUNE ~~ N ~u P ~r ~T E I ~TEST ~RVH . AP t HIH X r ~E n T~ ~lD PRU: To e Friclay Eveni1>• ept Co MOVE LO c • enc RITZ h an~l=! bltimatH that nru I .I ' .., I ' -' ' .. . I "' .' ' ' By ,., '' ' " ,, n ., : .Y .) .. .. ,Wftbl - .. -1 II ' •• .... •...... ' T L N ·: r.r--.. ,,. . .;, 1 ,, .: I ' ,• ' .. . '; • ' , ..._ 'I. ~ ' ' ·-. I .... ~ 11~ .11 ·'}' • �' ' ' < , ' ' II!:PrmiuR ,, 1811 " : ... fAOJI ~0 TID DAILY 'l'RIBIIKS-POIJUOY, 0810 ' u , '' ~=.;TJIU~-'11=8D~A~Y"',""SEP'I'It==M11==ER=?=,"IIIJI,."' --~-.=================~==========~====================~====~-~~ ~ :T~ DAlLY 'f RIB UN E I ~H ~d ~ ~epl. I De Pinedo Exiled for Love? School Days! Scttool Days! .. malter 13, 111311, •• me Pool Olllco a> ~11'071 ~ ~;t.bf Act of Mart.q, 3. UJ7111. Publlabed Daib and llA:tdq ~pt Bl,tyrcJa.y. Locatef1 on Lower Secontl Street, PGmero)', o. WJ:lep OUl' trltllde aeud ua letters or newi matter fqr p1,1bltcaL1on they l'boukl in .111J, et.~W tJcn Uleir na.mu-although not (llint.ed. ~eceii&J'~Y to PHONE YOUR NEWS TO II NEWS PA(IIITIIIID IVoluntee~ Work On NRA Drive VIRGINIA GREGG -=p~b-o __ D_e__S~S--2--~L- W11 DO QUil Milt be GOODS 4Jlrulymows letters, however excellent aud ttestrf'ble In Ule.tt!• ..;Jm tn nqJmt.ancli will be publlshed. ' ifiATIONAL ADVI!:BTISING B:i:PltE8t:NT.t.TIVE8 J'red Klmbll'll, lao. '' (JIJkaro. l'hha4.elph1a. PJt~rrh, MUwaubt ' For Edllol'lal OUtee CaD Questions Qnd·A.fttwer" 238~L Wll.ere should eggtl b11 kept in Me n/rt(JtJrator'! Ia it better to J'or 8uiDe11 Office .and Clrcul&U•n Dept.. Call ztt: .. a lwep tAe~m ..mlamrrf -~=:;-;;::-=::::::---:---=,;-------1 Dellnred B1 Carrier l!y Hall One Week •• , , , , , , , ••• , , .. , , • 15 One Month • . . . • .• Three Months . . . 1• • • , • : - M:ont.h · · 80 Six Months . • . e Year .... .. ......... 600 One Y-· ,,, :;T'<HiiE;-;;;N;;;R;-;A~C'"A'M;;P"'A;:-I;;G;-;N~:..:_:_:c_::::::_:.::""' . . ! • I I .601 t 00 a•y 3pectial kind of ·· ·Egg! should be kept in A told place m the refrige ator, close to 'he cbllhng un1t or ice~ amber. rt eg111 art! kept m a bt or wire '•aket 1t is e11.ruer to rell'! e them 1s they are lJ,sed than li!n they are bpt 1n a paper eontamer The 41tnl'er of breakage also 11 reduced b1 th1a way. 111 I 2.00 •.oo . " .. . .. ._.__ •- I ' JHE NRA campu 1gn begun by the '..,0\'ernment under the Jcadl::'rHhip of Pt'P:.Jtl cnl Hou~evcl~. 1~ a most laudable undor-tal<ing and wtlh ptoper iur.r·troning with men 01 calm, ~obe1 L nd re.tsonable judgmt:nt, !>.hould go great ]fJIJJfth K to\HUd huugt11g aiF1ut just what Mr. Romwvelt intended ~hould be b, ou,>lht about, namely Pr()spenty. HQV.' t!\el, the g:H'nt 1roublt In the entire project ts th~lt to(}.rnany placed Ill PO\Hr and Ol'ought hefore the !·mcltght of pub licity, !111 ough political appointments, ~re unalile to Withstand the rush of blood sent to the head through such Pfl!'lon.d mentiOn and are a.tH1cted with eXP._¥gcrated idea~ of their owr. Importance with conseqlf&nt dire re suJUi to th€ NI~A campaign ~n general. The underlying prmtlJll~ of the campaign is to put more m,~n to work at a livable wage. When that is accomplished the ent ll'e IJl'Ogram i:Jc.:gun by Mrr. Roosevelt is one hu-odred JH!r cent complete. ProspArity Will come when our labormg fol'ces al'e put to work. Creating more j'ob~ u.t ~ivable wagcg i~ bound to do that. Now, for that I'N1Son, ~ Jt behooves the men in charge nf thJR campaigr. to wor~ ~~>l ow ly and careiu ll.v and to make su re that no act, c1tijer o~·c1 t or olhct wise, sh:dl be made that can poa- Plain' and Fur ' Black and Brown are the leading colors BOUGHT EAR~ Y $6.50 to $75.00 ' Sty lee Will coat Dll!Ch more on reorder.......:We are receiv .. ing notice nearly day of Advancee, Ribly bq con•trued es interfeJ·ing with that principle. Wltenever we see a worker lose his job, Jt means we inust sub- another take h1s plaoc before we are in as good CCOTIO>)Jl c ::dHpC a~ WC were bl'fure t hat mnn WI:I.R dis· 'fhCTfl:IOlt!~ it shlndg to reason that the cam~ be dtrec!ed .tt":" lll ~t tho.sf.! places where par· ~;, d,r ~:'.- to l'!wf!ut ~hop methodS ~re or have been Pltr- M1 • IWtll M.ulil'l'wnnt In AlU,uu; Sunu,\~ , to ath1d a .,Ph1llday Ullmer to:- J\:11s Robi•\Cltl' .• i'er of than It ·Notice qf . on Nuuiber .. B of $2.00'to Full P1c:k No Slack Fillinq • SAMEPRICEWrr AUTO 'LIGHTS AND DRIVING Ntw Fall Shoe$ lor Ladles •' "~, ' ' • • ' t; i ·' AS 42 YEA,RS AGO OR~..v.nd more, 111 every way, ('Very r.ight, iM 1t bc(·om· imt C\oldent that ~l)methmg must be done to curb the lJghtini )"nenhce us 'Jll'Rcliccll by hundtcds of. moton~ts througltout the ot•te of Oh10 whe1·e the practtce of rlnv- M WEST SALEM Mr ana Mr.; A L flotllday we"" Sunday gue!ita. of the lnl.tfr's ~: j~ t cr Mrs Corn Bil'lhops of Willtcc~ ina witlrout regard to proper lighting effects ~St.:emM to ta'a ve futi RWU.Y without interfercni'e. Th~· stote highway:-1 are flO littered With !rattle. ta:ap (lara, mo.st of them "1thout ttul hght!l of any de~~raptwn 1and generally with one light lml'mng n:'l a headlight so tUm tha~ut ,I hundred .n•Idl:l, it Is harrll.v as ~11:1:mct as an ordinary, old fnshron('d b~1rn 1ant e111, thnt 1t 18 r·eally a tcmarl<abc tribute to th o Jnvers \\ ho JlR~l-1 to~Udt CR I'~, thut n'lore a!3Cidcnts d o uot oceLli' VHl,1:1ge and uty nuthontiei~. thruughl)ut the Buckeye State give the dangcrouB praf.'tice no thought at all Hlld !f;f; Wllh th e dCpJCi~.SclO II extend ing !'or ~Uf h II lung' period j ~'f time, thurt: a1·e hundreds •)f people driving ~undrcds of 1 cars whith l:l hould nut Lc pel mtllcd on the. h1ghways un~ lt~s they',havc pa ~~ ed ce rtain te~_t:; a~ to their roadwu_rthi~ het!s. TJ1ey an: nol o11 ly u pO:$i1tVI' memHe to the dnvelrS, :md uwnf!r8 o.l' th~..: t:url:!, thev .u·c l}Xhemely hazardous to 1\11 torms. ot hum.tu life, ('lthel wodking or t•idinll, thod lhty mct:,t I JI thdi' wild u.mbl,ng~. : HUI~P rNiB oi in!:!lau ccs ill which thc.sc cars ~~re in~ : "tc\ved iu cm.!!hcs, n~ c tc\ nniod a nd thL n~nocc nt vtctrmK, ~ muuy lim ~::."' , 1nsJnl'd aJ,plnst ~tccJdcntH tht•msclvoK, are I unable to collect one cent 1n dam~ges simply he~au~e tho ~uu<~· ot tho ttuuiJJc J< not w~J'Ih o "p]ugged n1ckei" In kind of currency. DoiiW. r;::zt!ActiMI Ji)td \?ou ever Stop tto ctbinlt 1 • By EDSON R. WAITE, SUAWNEE, OKLA. ' · Tt-~AT th!'re ia.lJlore to any buaineu than merely having a p4tcc to do buaine... $ecurlnr the merchandia~ to aoll io only the first otep. Tho moot important thinr ia th, aelling of merchandite aqd ullin& it rialit. ' ' T~e ritht ~ind of merc~11~diae 1 baef<ed up by the J'ight kind ' of AdyFI1it1n111 will alwaya bu,ld ll profita!>1e husinen. Gpod tdveriilln·r ~n!atea !ln irf<oatillle aPJie,.l. 4!Jverflaecl merch&nrUn alwa1• create• ropd·will for any bl!airle•a btcau1e it 11iv~ la~fac~ion. T"e ii~lJlall~ fQr adrlrUaed rooda ia rrowi.;r .day by day. Aflv•rt!aiii alwaya liJ1,kli$ a wonderfuf impreaiion on buay ' ai)opP,t"r~; lhoy !ll'l'afi reid the aqa before ,!loppinr in order to '*'II Jhqe ~d rn'pney. ·, ' Truthflil aclverliairur'hu a wide ranre of appeal. It reach;. OYI'I'Y ,,ltoely, ·~ ' ' ' , • r.py The oituation has reachep the stage where an nuto· ~!>~lie drjver and owner•is foolish to spend moi'•Y for i~­ ~~~~::.:~:~~ainot dumal!e if he can arrange to have h10 -1 t•Lh~.:r than hi:i cr r, registerco:i tn SO'Ple other per· j nal)l• because of the fl\ct thut he spends so much .J!\•~Il••Y to ~roted othe111 in crashes l\Hd 11\en iln<ls no pro· for himself when he io the vic}im of some car•!~~· )rtlhl<"" driver, or both. A& Jl matter of fa~\, It is hoth because the worthle88 driver JtA• qo I ' .. 1. . ~ . J: ,. •f' : ~·~ a , . )..umps refreshing '•ty!e• for ~w, a"iea add a n..W • charnl. to the s.,.rtest c~tunie, SQedes of black or brown alai>_ Marcel and Suei:le 'Cloth. st.so to SJ.9S O.no 1 'i' "' ,If,',, i NJI~nt !let.·' oul••. t1r it~~~,~~fjr.~il~:ri~~~~~ ~ 2Sou-far25t vile. I .•, .. 7, , "\: !l' • ~M'o~ ~r'' ·.' Men• Oxford, and Shoes of the seasons best styles, O~forp> are priced from $1.95 to $6.00. Shoes $2.95 to $6.00. LADIES ARCH FITTING OXFORDS . • . $1.95 to $4.95 Scb~o~J)ay• Are ·'RereF:·~ Again ' '·,, SCHOOL NEEJ?~ > · d Pens, Pencila, Tablets, Rulel'l!~· Book Cas~_., Crayons. NEW SHO&S NEW D~ESSES Children• Oxforda for School $1.25 UP, Size SYz to 8. $1.39 Up, Size 11 Yz to 2. Growing Girla aizea in pl(aia black and two lone .ochool fords . . ...... $f.75 to :Jl:.ll5 Boyo Oxford• $1.69 up. Boya Golf Socko, top $2Sc. Children's Tennis Sho... ,.. �' ' ' < , ' ' II!:PrmiuR ,, 1811 " : ... fAOJI ~0 TID DAILY 'l'RIBIIKS-POIJUOY, 0810 ' u , '' ~=.;TJIU~-'11=8D~A~Y"',""SEP'I'It==M11==ER=?=,"IIIJI,."' --~-.=================~==========~====================~====~-~~ ~ :T~ DAlLY 'f RIB UN E I ~H ~d ~ ~epl. I De Pinedo Exiled for Love? School Days! Scttool Days! .. malter 13, 111311, •• me Pool Olllco a> ~11'071 ~ ~;t.bf Act of Mart.q, 3. UJ7111. Publlabed Daib and llA:tdq ~pt Bl,tyrcJa.y. Locatef1 on Lower Secontl Street, PGmero)', o. WJ:lep OUl' trltllde aeud ua letters or newi matter fqr p1,1bltcaL1on they l'boukl in .111J, et.~W tJcn Uleir na.mu-although not (llint.ed. ~eceii&J'~Y to PHONE YOUR NEWS TO II NEWS PA(IIITIIIID IVoluntee~ Work On NRA Drive VIRGINIA GREGG -=p~b-o __ D_e__S~S--2--~L- W11 DO QUil Milt be GOODS 4Jlrulymows letters, however excellent aud ttestrf'ble In Ule.tt!• ..;Jm tn nqJmt.ancli will be publlshed. ' ifiATIONAL ADVI!:BTISING B:i:PltE8t:NT.t.TIVE8 J'red Klmbll'll, lao. '' (JIJkaro. l'hha4.elph1a. PJt~rrh, MUwaubt ' For Edllol'lal OUtee CaD Questions Qnd·A.fttwer" 238~L Wll.ere should eggtl b11 kept in Me n/rt(JtJrator'! Ia it better to J'or 8uiDe11 Office .and Clrcul&U•n Dept.. Call ztt: .. a lwep tAe~m ..mlamrrf -~=:;-;;::-=::::::---:---=,;-------1 Dellnred B1 Carrier l!y Hall One Week •• , , , , , , , ••• , , .. , , • 15 One Month • . . . • .• Three Months . . . 1• • • , • : - M:ont.h · · 80 Six Months . • . e Year .... .. ......... 600 One Y-· ,,, :;T'<HiiE;-;;;N;;;R;-;A~C'"A'M;;P"'A;:-I;;G;-;N~:..:_:_:c_::::::_:.::""' . . ! • I I .601 t 00 a•y 3pectial kind of ·· ·Egg! should be kept in A told place m the refrige ator, close to 'he cbllhng un1t or ice~ amber. rt eg111 art! kept m a bt or wire '•aket 1t is e11.ruer to rell'! e them 1s they are lJ,sed than li!n they are bpt 1n a paper eontamer The 41tnl'er of breakage also 11 reduced b1 th1a way. 111 I 2.00 •.oo . " .. . .. ._.__ •- I ' JHE NRA campu 1gn begun by the '..,0\'ernment under the Jcadl::'rHhip of Pt'P:.Jtl cnl Hou~evcl~. 1~ a most laudable undor-tal<ing and wtlh ptoper iur.r·troning with men 01 calm, ~obe1 L nd re.tsonable judgmt:nt, !>.hould go great ]fJIJJfth K to\HUd huugt11g aiF1ut just what Mr. Romwvelt intended ~hould be b, ou,>lht about, namely Pr()spenty. HQV.' t!\el, the g:H'nt 1roublt In the entire project ts th~lt to(}.rnany placed Ill PO\Hr and Ol'ought hefore the !·mcltght of pub licity, !111 ough political appointments, ~re unalile to Withstand the rush of blood sent to the head through such Pfl!'lon.d mentiOn and are a.tH1cted with eXP._¥gcrated idea~ of their owr. Importance with conseqlf&nt dire re suJUi to th€ NI~A campaign ~n general. The underlying prmtlJll~ of the campaign is to put more m,~n to work at a livable wage. When that is accomplished the ent ll'e IJl'Ogram i:Jc.:gun by Mrr. Roosevelt is one hu-odred JH!r cent complete. ProspArity Will come when our labormg fol'ces al'e put to work. Creating more j'ob~ u.t ~ivable wagcg i~ bound to do that. Now, for that I'N1Son, ~ Jt behooves the men in charge nf thJR campaigr. to wor~ ~~>l ow ly and careiu ll.v and to make su re that no act, c1tijer o~·c1 t or olhct wise, sh:dl be made that can poa- Plain' and Fur ' Black and Brown are the leading colors BOUGHT EAR~ Y $6.50 to $75.00 ' Sty lee Will coat Dll!Ch more on reorder.......:We are receiv .. ing notice nearly day of Advancee, Ribly bq con•trued es interfeJ·ing with that principle. Wltenever we see a worker lose his job, Jt means we inust sub- another take h1s plaoc before we are in as good CCOTIO>)Jl c ::dHpC a~ WC were bl'fure t hat mnn WI:I.R dis· 'fhCTfl:IOlt!~ it shlndg to reason that the cam~ be dtrec!ed .tt":" lll ~t tho.sf.! places where par· ~;, d,r ~:'.- to l'!wf!ut ~hop methodS ~re or have been Pltr- M1 • IWtll M.ulil'l'wnnt In AlU,uu; Sunu,\~ , to ath1d a .,Ph1llday Ullmer to:- J\:11s Robi•\Cltl' .• i'er of than It ·Notice qf . on Nuuiber .. B of $2.00'to Full P1c:k No Slack Fillinq • SAMEPRICEWrr AUTO 'LIGHTS AND DRIVING Ntw Fall Shoe$ lor Ladles •' "~, ' ' • • ' t; i ·' AS 42 YEA,RS AGO OR~..v.nd more, 111 every way, ('Very r.ight, iM 1t bc(·om· imt C\oldent that ~l)methmg must be done to curb the lJghtini )"nenhce us 'Jll'Rcliccll by hundtcds of. moton~ts througltout the ot•te of Oh10 whe1·e the practtce of rlnv- M WEST SALEM Mr ana Mr.; A L flotllday we"" Sunday gue!ita. of the lnl.tfr's ~: j~ t cr Mrs Corn Bil'lhops of Willtcc~ ina witlrout regard to proper lighting effects ~St.:emM to ta'a ve futi RWU.Y without interfercni'e. Th~· stote highway:-1 are flO littered With !rattle. ta:ap (lara, mo.st of them "1thout ttul hght!l of any de~~raptwn 1and generally with one light lml'mng n:'l a headlight so tUm tha~ut ,I hundred .n•Idl:l, it Is harrll.v as ~11:1:mct as an ordinary, old fnshron('d b~1rn 1ant e111, thnt 1t 18 r·eally a tcmarl<abc tribute to th o Jnvers \\ ho JlR~l-1 to~Udt CR I'~, thut n'lore a!3Cidcnts d o uot oceLli' VHl,1:1ge and uty nuthontiei~. thruughl)ut the Buckeye State give the dangcrouB praf.'tice no thought at all Hlld !f;f; Wllh th e dCpJCi~.SclO II extend ing !'or ~Uf h II lung' period j ~'f time, thurt: a1·e hundreds •)f people driving ~undrcds of 1 cars whith l:l hould nut Lc pel mtllcd on the. h1ghways un~ lt~s they',havc pa ~~ ed ce rtain te~_t:; a~ to their roadwu_rthi~ het!s. TJ1ey an: nol o11 ly u pO:$i1tVI' memHe to the dnvelrS, :md uwnf!r8 o.l' th~..: t:url:!, thev .u·c l}Xhemely hazardous to 1\11 torms. ot hum.tu life, ('lthel wodking or t•idinll, thod lhty mct:,t I JI thdi' wild u.mbl,ng~. : HUI~P rNiB oi in!:!lau ccs ill which thc.sc cars ~~re in~ : "tc\ved iu cm.!!hcs, n~ c tc\ nniod a nd thL n~nocc nt vtctrmK, ~ muuy lim ~::."' , 1nsJnl'd aJ,plnst ~tccJdcntH tht•msclvoK, are I unable to collect one cent 1n dam~ges simply he~au~e tho ~uu<~· ot tho ttuuiJJc J< not w~J'Ih o "p]ugged n1ckei" In kind of currency. DoiiW. r;::zt!ActiMI Ji)td \?ou ever Stop tto ctbinlt 1 • By EDSON R. WAITE, SUAWNEE, OKLA. ' · Tt-~AT th!'re ia.lJlore to any buaineu than merely having a p4tcc to do buaine... $ecurlnr the merchandia~ to aoll io only the first otep. Tho moot important thinr ia th, aelling of merchandite aqd ullin& it rialit. ' ' T~e ritht ~ind of merc~11~diae 1 baef<ed up by the J'ight kind ' of AdyFI1it1n111 will alwaya bu,ld ll profita!>1e husinen. Gpod tdveriilln·r ~n!atea !ln irf<oatillle aPJie,.l. 4!Jverflaecl merch&nrUn alwa1• create• ropd·will for any bl!airle•a btcau1e it 11iv~ la~fac~ion. T"e ii~lJlall~ fQr adrlrUaed rooda ia rrowi.;r .day by day. Aflv•rt!aiii alwaya liJ1,kli$ a wonderfuf impreaiion on buay ' ai)opP,t"r~; lhoy !ll'l'afi reid the aqa before ,!loppinr in order to '*'II Jhqe ~d rn'pney. ·, ' Truthflil aclverliairur'hu a wide ranre of appeal. It reach;. OYI'I'Y ,,ltoely, ·~ ' ' ' , • r.py The oituation has reachep the stage where an nuto· ~!>~lie drjver and owner•is foolish to spend moi'•Y for i~­ ~~~~::.:~:~~ainot dumal!e if he can arrange to have h10 -1 t•Lh~.:r than hi:i cr r, registerco:i tn SO'Ple other per· j nal)l• because of the fl\ct thut he spends so much .J!\•~Il••Y to ~roted othe111 in crashes l\Hd 11\en iln<ls no pro· for himself when he io the vic}im of some car•!~~· )rtlhl<"" driver, or both. A& Jl matter of fa~\, It is hoth because the worthle88 driver JtA• qo I ' .. 1. . ~ . J: ,. •f' : ~·~ a , . )..umps refreshing '•ty!e• for ~w, a"iea add a n..W • charnl. to the s.,.rtest c~tunie, SQedes of black or brown alai>_ Marcel and Suei:le 'Cloth. st.so to SJ.9S O.no 1 'i' "' ,If,',, i NJI~nt !let.·' oul••. t1r it~~~,~~fjr.~il~:ri~~~~~ ~ 2Sou-far25t vile. I .•, .. 7, , "\: !l' • ~M'o~ ~r'' ·.' Men• Oxford, and Shoes of the seasons best styles, O~forp> are priced from $1.95 to $6.00. Shoes $2.95 to $6.00. LADIES ARCH FITTING OXFORDS . • . $1.95 to $4.95 Scb~o~J)ay• Are ·'RereF:·~ Again ' '·,, SCHOOL NEEJ?~ > · d Pens, Pencila, Tablets, Rulel'l!~· Book Cas~_., Crayons. NEW SHO&S NEW D~ESSES Children• Oxforda for School $1.25 UP, Size SYz to 8. $1.39 Up, Size 11 Yz to 2. Growing Girla aizea in pl(aia black and two lone .ochool fords . . ...... $f.75 to :Jl:.ll5 Boyo Oxford• $1.69 up. Boya Golf Socko, top $2Sc. Children's Tennis Sho... ,.. �••-· • \ ntURBOI\¥· l!ll"niWI f.:. . , ' 'i ,. I . reLUnled home. (t.Cv. I'Dd CiUI~ter W ~e I~D SJNG ond flii!IIIJ ~ot ~k. . : / .IC!J, Jl9bl. ~ of O.Ulp,. ..f. TJtAJ~ 'fllttGP>Y CLAIMS 15 Q!~rmoJlt Anlo~ Hem~ . o ., 'Were pt:ata:· of D. B. Wllllam:~o over t.he week end. · Rex &c$le7 . and 1011, ~oe of tJ1e form.er'B ""))lOth• er, Kra. Slmmons. at A\hem. recently. Uerschel Wlnten and a1srer. was Doris of Rhi arand,e oaDed a:t the D. B. wuuama home Jaat \VCCk. Lear Carson a.nd- 11ster PauUne rrturned to their home &t Steuben· Mn. Qharlea Hall went to New Ji:a:ven WedneSCjlay to visit Qlarll!s A'a, BANNER . -FOR. SALE-Blue concorrl. grape&, " .... ...... ~_.. ,,. c. Prutb, ~n. weat 'Va~a, V•· 8-30-Bi Midd. IUM' .. Z 0 tl 0 3 0 0 tl X Hlta ........ 3 0 010 o lilt' Op errcn ... o~t ~33IIx ,. ARE TERRIBtE ' l 4QI\HPOA t Atii!:RfCA.N 0 1 0 1 ; 0 1 3 1 413~2 ' If I I •• I 2 . 2 ' 0 . I D D ~"""''~ · ' 0 Indlanapolb; ; 1 0 St. Paul 3 0 To!Mio . . . 0 Wulllvllle 2 Milwaulee . 0 0 Kllmtlll City 0 0 I 2 I D o.p 0 1 t ••• •' D D D D 0 D D 2 0 0 • 0 0 ----31 2 'l 24 15 ' ! ; ! .. . . wcm llfl ' ..... 711 ! ; Lt.t. IIO RociJ.e.aLtr 11 ~U-J. I 'J4 79 60 56 .. 91 Won Lost City 3 GAME~ ... 18 .. 58 "70 60 60 12 53 51 63 633 'J4 .fl'l 105 .386 'J5 at i ~-ti·St. up ~ RENT-Modern <lweutnr: cor .. 'der Fifth & Maln. Middleport. cun blartldp.~ - 'luOO.-t., , .Outfield ~D09,& .. 1 s.tate ot ~· ~ ""~ I • BURNLEY' Notice ~.J herebJ alven that IaaiJeUe Rauu hal' been duly appolnt.ed and quaUtled aa Admtnlattatrlx with the Will ,.nnexed of the Eatato of Ambros A. Raub late of Melra Count.y, Ohio, deceased. Dated th\8 lilt day of September, 1933. e. A. McCulloqa:b .lut\ge of the Probate Oollrt M:cip County . Ohio. CL.EVE'I.I\ND HURLER. WHP MAY 6E 5I-IlFTED TQ 'THE OU1t"F1El.D HOTEL COLUMBUS UNl-ESS HE Colambul, Ohio. ReGAINS HIS OL.P PITCHING ,, FORM. F~e,rool ZOO Rooms natea 1\tldar.ed ltOQMS tt .10, .t.J:\ the ' ~W.f.!:'" '.IW-.f Under 81.1!1! ~Jtf'V..,,e~~ PATHFIND£R HQlJ~ New SmJrniL, lo'ktrllla tit M~~t~AJ..-.11 'B&UII, Kle-"m ALB,\ C(>IIRT " 'fh ' Q e Uutfld WriLr. r-.r Dooklet a.nct NEW G88DJPtEA ~~~~~ .ft\la~! A~l! cw:r~~ New York a.t Pltt:Bbul·gn.. Bc.:r.ton at Chicago. PhiLadelphia at St. Lou.hl. t he Bmves ur.t.\1 the nl.1th lm1lng. C:iell'l Cotlll, sees. I r,EAGUE Ctncmnat1 from 4JlDelled Dee~d. NATIONAL Brcokl~'n a~ Chlcaao·s C ubs defeated Bc&Wn NOTICE OF APtOJNTMENT A41ln.lzu.kat.rw Wl*h. &be Will . ' Toledo a.t Indlana.poiL<;. Kf..m;a::: City at St. Paul Milwaukee aL Minneapolis. .538 le agUe. ~, 4 to 3 wtt.11 Bud Tlm;lng R;~.te. JAMES H. SUTLER Mana.;e-r .,.,... -=-,-,- _.. ·.- ~-= 1- C!!Gng/x · _, __s fr>() nee~ I I in the 01.1een City- •' I~ iU!qol in <Jizc, in majest1C beauty of interO; in sumJJt,uous lw:ury . . in fact regol in ev<nvthln9 e>«:cllt pr~a .. l"' Sinlpr>&. Nirnolos sfouki be ~our """ en all of your visits ~Cincinnati. ~~ A GREAT· I liE TUru.IEO LEFlY 'f' 4.40-21 $5.55 4. 75-19 $6.70 5.:.!:>-18 4.50-20 5.00-1!! 5.50..19 $6.00 $7"20 $9.40 4.50-21 $6.30 5.00-20 $'7.45 of oafety AND mUoa&e. EVERY ply lo built ~tb Sllpetnrlot, running from i d to bead-tile 8Uftllt BWWOUT 01JCfJON f!J11 caa lhld· • And ' , re 11 real . ~!I"• : In QaedJifJr pi{ca~ ~(te 'fiiH1""· ot jh\1 Rk;l'fnt p\oco jpthq !'oeqrt Of ~ ~~~t LO"l' a>!11Mble roon\s. l)!lfJI •H"" fr,od q~id<IY· ••·' oflltiently li"r<,d.ln oladriqil~ioaled dl~t~q ~·· B.nh ond o!,:.Vidor in ~ IOJ1IlL Sinvlo lrc01 0 • . uallty Tire Within the ~h tol All," '.rith 8 I"'' I mpronmenis ' ·-¥ ' ' vNQ.E ED 50 FAR, I'LL A 1-\~T t:tJ'JVI LIKE A I I. -··......-- ~,,..,;.,- Ill~.' \ no u' NOW. : ' n..Y - 17111• at Louisville back """ a.3toJ W4WJ'J:D Small lnslage cutLer . · WrUe Ja.uur.~ Sellars, Por:la.nct, ~R o_· --·--=-·_:!jt ('1 lnlght i,l:a.me) MD White Sox ;;.sl~g;;,;;~;r:' JTtO,jcr leagu~ starting ~, IJe held the enemy 1.o hits ~ld r .cracked a double lhRt cinched his 6Wl1l p.me. The vh t-CTY kept the &natcro ntn ~ nnd a half gilll\'!':1, ahead In the Amerl- 9·8-at 11\n. 'lOO.&:I' 31- ' fhono .,..x. Colu mbu ~ .551 Pel. 660 H. M. CJ'OIII {7 AMERICAN' .t880C}.ItTU)N Pet. 'J3 s1 7. City 1. I fOR RENT OR BALE rei\BO!lably > l!lllg PJ'OIIO'Iy Oil Rlvlfl: fl'o~t CkllepOrt 'Also mlacena.neow QUI5ehold furt?llhlniB for sale Pl~la~Jy. I~ulre a.t. house. Mpntreal . "' 'J5 'JO or radios ~Iced at reasonable prices. Bring In your mt.f II, Jlontreal 'J , Rochester 6 NATIONAL LE.\GIJE • ·-U:t\QlJB AJU:atCAN tladetphla. 5, OlevelaDd .f.. a&ht01ton a; dhLcacti 1. ew York 3 : St. Louis 2'. Detrott 11 : Bo6ton 5. INTERNATIOK.U. LEAOVE l 'A880C(ATION' ~ ~ ~ radio or Middleport. r. •OW TilEY STAND In Fjeld, Commi'Jtinc Err'»", M-, Rich· arda, Pitch Well Tj1era·· · ' I.. . Chance ~Her Fint l(lnin1 )n Frc:lnt; I ' · a 3 t I ' I' T e o T NY..,...' flu.. 0 I 0 0 0 0 D 0 I HIU . 0 10 ~ 00 1 1 3 Op. enon ... onooooorro C!'!f!>ie,l Ney~r liad lul PB • there wa..e nothing he could do sboue ~:but when Mana~ Cif'orge G (Jf' thtl' Pit t6burgr.: Pll'ates sent lnew:pm:hmc1d RaJph Blrlrhofer In .to stop the ~ew York Olanta he then and ther:! ended the BucCat~"8 bid for the National league pennant. The Pirat.es had "Won the Ht'fill ~amr. of a double-header ln Lhf' tenth iJui.Ms, C to 5, but when lh i! Jeft-hand:d _Blrkhofer opened the game the New Yorker~ cJ! mbed an m•er him wlt.h a bprtha.t ne-tted' runs. The sad lna.9 toJ public echoola. . . By COPELAND C. BURG N&YI -:ork, Sept.. 'J- IkB-Per- Youngstown ')Vhere the latter l6 em teachllr ln the "')'' 'I l Cop Gamel family. J4rl, l(&rPret [Awrenee and c:!eua:hter Bertha left Saturday for &a ~ell " DTf SENATORS WIN fo Keep .' -f. G. H·..8Ul[N! I - >41'•· !..lilian >JOC!' -l>l'nlo<l by Herman KelCh; wile and dallih.! Lcr went to .J,.ou.iavllle M:orday tQ visit hla brother Wllter Kelch and f"'P,,Iy. . •. r-loyed Ua - • ,. • lf• '1'1111 tiAltT 1\tiMml!lw'~t. oaJD. w· ·•r:. ·w>.. "=+ ·cez t'1!Z:'tt''MW ·va m1 ' = Boston Ldilel; Carda WiJJ Two Froilr'Ph\llp; Red;,'· l)odjfl'o, S'pfit : P. 0 . LaUance, wJ.,fe foOd Qaugllter QaUet~burR. ·Jt7.. were the i"Je&ta of b11 paren-", ll4t· and Mra. N. c. Coo~ onr Ule week epd. ol an~ FS" FllC ... ' • ,j ~ - :v .Ue last 8UDday. Weaver _, IN EVEN 8RUK IN ~UU8l.E. HEA~ER weTC ~.& . ' ' f. 911'1 ~iits~ Ptninf ~ w..ra ljllld £ili!lo M,wa.rd:s at ,ColumU\18' and WJ.lter J>ennb at N. . ' ~'Y. m~ a •. • ' LIVES. INJURING SCORE Wf!ob " w,uc.lioi• qf bef papn.s, . . f '4.~rl- ·, ••' $8.1J \ ' �••-· • \ ntURBOI\¥· l!ll"niWI f.:. . , ' 'i ,. I . reLUnled home. (t.Cv. I'Dd CiUI~ter W ~e I~D SJNG ond flii!IIIJ ~ot ~k. . : / .IC!J, Jl9bl. ~ of O.Ulp,. ..f. TJtAJ~ 'fllttGP>Y CLAIMS 15 Q!~rmoJlt Anlo~ Hem~ . o ., 'Were pt:ata:· of D. B. Wllllam:~o over t.he week end. · Rex &c$le7 . and 1011, ~oe of tJ1e form.er'B ""))lOth• er, Kra. Slmmons. at A\hem. recently. Uerschel Wlnten and a1srer. was Doris of Rhi arand,e oaDed a:t the D. B. wuuama home Jaat \VCCk. Lear Carson a.nd- 11ster PauUne rrturned to their home &t Steuben· Mn. Qharlea Hall went to New Ji:a:ven WedneSCjlay to visit Qlarll!s A'a, BANNER . -FOR. SALE-Blue concorrl. grape&, " .... ...... ~_.. ,,. c. Prutb, ~n. weat 'Va~a, V•· 8-30-Bi Midd. IUM' .. Z 0 tl 0 3 0 0 tl X Hlta ........ 3 0 010 o lilt' Op errcn ... o~t ~33IIx ,. ARE TERRIBtE ' l 4QI\HPOA t Atii!:RfCA.N 0 1 0 1 ; 0 1 3 1 413~2 ' If I I •• I 2 . 2 ' 0 . I D D ~"""''~ · ' 0 Indlanapolb; ; 1 0 St. Paul 3 0 To!Mio . . . 0 Wulllvllle 2 Milwaulee . 0 0 Kllmtlll City 0 0 I 2 I D o.p 0 1 t ••• •' D D D D 0 D D 2 0 0 • 0 0 ----31 2 'l 24 15 ' ! ; ! .. . . wcm llfl ' ..... 711 ! ; Lt.t. IIO RociJ.e.aLtr 11 ~U-J. I 'J4 79 60 56 .. 91 Won Lost City 3 GAME~ ... 18 .. 58 "70 60 60 12 53 51 63 633 'J4 .fl'l 105 .386 'J5 at i ~-ti·St. up ~ RENT-Modern <lweutnr: cor .. 'der Fifth & Maln. Middleport. cun blartldp.~ - 'luOO.-t., , .Outfield ~D09,& .. 1 s.tate ot ~· ~ ""~ I • BURNLEY' Notice ~.J herebJ alven that IaaiJeUe Rauu hal' been duly appolnt.ed and quaUtled aa Admtnlattatrlx with the Will ,.nnexed of the Eatato of Ambros A. Raub late of Melra Count.y, Ohio, deceased. Dated th\8 lilt day of September, 1933. e. A. McCulloqa:b .lut\ge of the Probate Oollrt M:cip County . Ohio. CL.EVE'I.I\ND HURLER. WHP MAY 6E 5I-IlFTED TQ 'THE OU1t"F1El.D HOTEL COLUMBUS UNl-ESS HE Colambul, Ohio. ReGAINS HIS OL.P PITCHING ,, FORM. F~e,rool ZOO Rooms natea 1\tldar.ed ltOQMS tt .10, .t.J:\ the ' ~W.f.!:'" '.IW-.f Under 81.1!1! ~Jtf'V..,,e~~ PATHFIND£R HQlJ~ New SmJrniL, lo'ktrllla tit M~~t~AJ..-.11 'B&UII, Kle-"m ALB,\ C(>IIRT " 'fh ' Q e Uutfld WriLr. r-.r Dooklet a.nct NEW G88DJPtEA ~~~~~ .ft\la~! A~l! cw:r~~ New York a.t Pltt:Bbul·gn.. Bc.:r.ton at Chicago. PhiLadelphia at St. Lou.hl. t he Bmves ur.t.\1 the nl.1th lm1lng. C:iell'l Cotlll, sees. I r,EAGUE Ctncmnat1 from 4JlDelled Dee~d. NATIONAL Brcokl~'n a~ Chlcaao·s C ubs defeated Bc&Wn NOTICE OF APtOJNTMENT A41ln.lzu.kat.rw Wl*h. &be Will . ' Toledo a.t Indlana.poiL<;. Kf..m;a::: City at St. Paul Milwaukee aL Minneapolis. .538 le agUe. ~, 4 to 3 wtt.11 Bud Tlm;lng R;~.te. JAMES H. SUTLER Mana.;e-r .,.,... -=-,-,- _.. ·.- ~-= 1- C!!Gng/x · _, __s fr>() nee~ I I in the 01.1een City- •' I~ iU!qol in <Jizc, in majest1C beauty of interO; in sumJJt,uous lw:ury . . in fact regol in ev<nvthln9 e>«:cllt pr~a .. l"' Sinlpr>&. Nirnolos sfouki be ~our """ en all of your visits ~Cincinnati. ~~ A GREAT· I liE TUru.IEO LEFlY 'f' 4.40-21 $5.55 4. 75-19 $6.70 5.:.!:>-18 4.50-20 5.00-1!! 5.50..19 $6.00 $7"20 $9.40 4.50-21 $6.30 5.00-20 $'7.45 of oafety AND mUoa&e. EVERY ply lo built ~tb Sllpetnrlot, running from i d to bead-tile 8Uftllt BWWOUT 01JCfJON f!J11 caa lhld· • And ' , re 11 real . ~!I"• : In QaedJifJr pi{ca~ ~(te 'fiiH1""· ot jh\1 Rk;l'fnt p\oco jpthq !'oeqrt Of ~ ~~~t LO"l' a>!11Mble roon\s. l)!lfJI •H"" fr,od q~id<IY· ••·' oflltiently li"r<,d.ln oladriqil~ioaled dl~t~q ~·· B.nh ond o!,:.Vidor in ~ IOJ1IlL Sinvlo lrc01 0 • . uallty Tire Within the ~h tol All," '.rith 8 I"'' I mpronmenis ' ·-¥ ' ' vNQ.E ED 50 FAR, I'LL A 1-\~T t:tJ'JVI LIKE A I I. -··......-- ~,,..,;.,- Ill~.' \ no u' NOW. : ' n..Y - 17111• at Louisville back """ a.3toJ W4WJ'J:D Small lnslage cutLer . · WrUe Ja.uur.~ Sellars, Por:la.nct, ~R o_· --·--=-·_:!jt ('1 lnlght i,l:a.me) MD White Sox ;;.sl~g;;,;;~;r:' JTtO,jcr leagu~ starting ~, IJe held the enemy 1.o hits ~ld r .cracked a double lhRt cinched his 6Wl1l p.me. The vh t-CTY kept the &natcro ntn ~ nnd a half gilll\'!':1, ahead In the Amerl- 9·8-at 11\n. 'lOO.&:I' 31- ' fhono .,..x. Colu mbu ~ .551 Pel. 660 H. M. CJ'OIII {7 AMERICAN' .t880C}.ItTU)N Pet. 'J3 s1 7. City 1. I fOR RENT OR BALE rei\BO!lably > l!lllg PJ'OIIO'Iy Oil Rlvlfl: fl'o~t CkllepOrt 'Also mlacena.neow QUI5ehold furt?llhlniB for sale Pl~la~Jy. I~ulre a.t. house. Mpntreal . "' 'J5 'JO or radios ~Iced at reasonable prices. Bring In your mt.f II, Jlontreal 'J , Rochester 6 NATIONAL LE.\GIJE • ·-U:t\QlJB AJU:atCAN tladetphla. 5, OlevelaDd .f.. a&ht01ton a; dhLcacti 1. ew York 3 : St. Louis 2'. Detrott 11 : Bo6ton 5. INTERNATIOK.U. LEAOVE l 'A880C(ATION' ~ ~ ~ radio or Middleport. r. •OW TilEY STAND In Fjeld, Commi'Jtinc Err'»", M-, Rich· arda, Pitch Well Tj1era·· · ' I.. . Chance ~Her Fint l(lnin1 )n Frc:lnt; I ' · a 3 t I ' I' T e o T NY..,...' flu.. 0 I 0 0 0 0 D 0 I HIU . 0 10 ~ 00 1 1 3 Op. enon ... onooooorro C!'!f!>ie,l Ney~r liad lul PB • there wa..e nothing he could do sboue ~:but when Mana~ Cif'orge G (Jf' thtl' Pit t6burgr.: Pll'ates sent lnew:pm:hmc1d RaJph Blrlrhofer In .to stop the ~ew York Olanta he then and ther:! ended the BucCat~"8 bid for the National league pennant. The Pirat.es had "Won the Ht'fill ~amr. of a double-header ln Lhf' tenth iJui.Ms, C to 5, but when lh i! Jeft-hand:d _Blrkhofer opened the game the New Yorker~ cJ! mbed an m•er him wlt.h a bprtha.t ne-tted' runs. The sad lna.9 toJ public echoola. . . By COPELAND C. BURG N&YI -:ork, Sept.. 'J- IkB-Per- Youngstown ')Vhere the latter l6 em teachllr ln the "')'' 'I l Cop Gamel family. J4rl, l(&rPret [Awrenee and c:!eua:hter Bertha left Saturday for &a ~ell " DTf SENATORS WIN fo Keep .' -f. G. H·..8Ul[N! I - >41'•· !..lilian >JOC!' -l>l'nlo<l by Herman KelCh; wile and dallih.! Lcr went to .J,.ou.iavllle M:orday tQ visit hla brother Wllter Kelch and f"'P,,Iy. . •. r-loyed Ua - • ,. • lf• '1'1111 tiAltT 1\tiMml!lw'~t. oaJD. w· ·•r:. ·w>.. "=+ ·cez t'1!Z:'tt''MW ·va m1 ' = Boston Ldilel; Carda WiJJ Two Froilr'Ph\llp; Red;,'· l)odjfl'o, S'pfit : P. 0 . LaUance, wJ.,fe foOd Qaugllter QaUet~burR. ·Jt7.. were the i"Je&ta of b11 paren-", ll4t· and Mra. N. c. Coo~ onr Ule week epd. ol an~ FS" FllC ... ' • ,j ~ - :v .Ue last 8UDday. Weaver _, IN EVEN 8RUK IN ~UU8l.E. HEA~ER weTC ~.& . ' ' f. 911'1 ~iits~ Ptninf ~ w..ra ljllld £ili!lo M,wa.rd:s at ,ColumU\18' and WJ.lter J>ennb at N. . ' ~'Y. m~ a •. • ' LIVES. INJURING SCORE Wf!ob " w,uc.lioi• qf bef papn.s, . . f '4.~rl- ·, ••' $8.1J \ ' �! . ,• .i • ' ., • '1'1111 DA!IoT RAciNE1tfAN HAS . j ·OfFer. ARGUMENT HER,E 1 · ;· , w. s. Halley, 38, or Racine wu . ' Tbe Clerks and Odd 'PeUow.s met Wedoead&7 ai the hirh• IIChool , ftt.ld, tbe latter wlnn~ another e,t.U pme from tbe n.JHmen. O.m-~·- 10 nmo ... Ins.t the two ........ acored by t.be a.rreated by Bherltf A. 0 . Trt.ey IIUld. . deputy o. r . Tracy, Wednead&Y 1 Jalnt t· E.Venlnr,. tollowlnl a comp o 1 i.Proy W.rtrtbn, local taxi. drlver. 1 No char~~; were tiled. bowever. Bartrum told Sherltr Tracy that be had driven tbe man over Pom.,- 1 roy and Middleport WedneQday lt'rnoon and had stopped at ' a , ttsta.uram in f4iddlepoft, in the : enninJ . BaltrWtl .uld tl)e .mUJ' e.c- I cu.sed him cf steallnlil 110 from bla l pLckets and taklni tw H~nae . hUmber sou.ij;ht a Middleport poJ/ce ~ Gwter.'( · 1, Bartrum Cledared that he did POt · . et the man:, 410 and also had oot 1 ·w::elved compeJUQtlon lor drlvln& ltht ma.n to pla.tt!B dealanated ln tbe I ~~ Ooi.Ultetni~n. the • pme wu never ln dnubt> alter the · l'~st seore was r8JI3t.ered. ror the ' l!Jdi<T "~<",. . •..:...:._ were able to ~ure a!- 1 .u.....::a T6e ·;.tut etch&. bits sa d1d lm lOI'Ier~ butt : thq were bunclled with errors by ·the opposiJai fleldert. Whq falled to · ~ve t.belr atar hurler prqper sport. 1,..,. •o:. •n"-l l '•h... OUbl Coates P"""' ,. a ...,n...,.m: ng slow curve baD had the bardeet hit· ten poppl.na: up thro~bout the pme. Hl11 wildnefol>, l.fi WU · u.ld · .w u anravated by the ·fact that -:t< xi \ the umpire railed to e.ee the quick The man was ·sll.ld to have apolojbreak on h~ curve bo.U. Davis of gl.zed tor hit~ adlous Thursday ! the kl6en WM the :¥111.dln5t hittf!r lit• 'mornlng, according Lo · omcere. and t-C11rlba three blngl;t>. 1'/ IUJ released. t The une up : f ble'i'Jts (2) AB R H E ~ atut, 2b .. . ... . .. b 1 1 1 -Hot!ltf!tter, lb .. ·....... 5 1 0 0 ' D&YI3,3b .... . . , 5030 : Aehworth, 111'1 ........... 3 · 0 2 1 '·Joachim , e ..... ~-.. .. 1\ o J o ,:teeter, tr ..... -~ , .... s. 0 o o : Morrie, rif . ····· · ··~· · · 5 o 0 1 :CHICAGO MAN'S CASE IS CONTINUED Denison , lb :. . . ] <Laura campbell) aDd •mlb'. •• • I I I !.~.., · of ~. ,.......,.,o.-ot.,...... Mr. and Mia. Joe StanWJ hW U l rt'Clent cuestl: Mr. and. Nr&. Jaek Lta:btfoot and family r!f. AdriAn, Y:lehkan, Ib. and Mn1 Willl~ Robhieti and ramily or · Col~ s.nd Mr. and Mrll. Ptoyd Stanley of Chauncey. • ¥ • I Dr. and Mn. HarokJ OrumleJ lert Wednetday fOJ" AkrPn where the former will attend a ineetlnc Of 1 the Ohlo Medical Aaoclailon. Dr. Crumley a a 4elepte rrom the I' Melp COWlt)' Medical Asaoolatlon. I ' ." . . ·. Cubena, readlll 01 u. s. lntenentlo.., Try . To Reatore TranquiHtJ c •. ' l pllst weelr: vlaltinJ In . ~olumbua 1\Ud ll.ttended the state · f~. Mr. and Mrs.· Joseph He.e~ of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Reed • WILL ltESENT INTERFERENCE Blld Mrs. aws Brechtel tmd Dell& Mae Smith spent Sunday with Jad'. Smith and fatniiY at Athena. ' I ! STQCK PUlltCI-IIASIW llletally, 'Til Other Practices ·, r Alto Cited I 0 FOR APPROVAL Sudde:nly at Hotel in By wn.LlAK a JfEAL INS SLatl COrreapondem Washll\ltOn. 8ept. 8-INB-itta::ld Gotemment control wu lU'OJl(lltd today by the NRA u the ealvat-km Friday BDII , -"BEST OF ENEMIES": ot the rar-nUilJ Industry. Moraan. bltumlnGtll -:at tar-re&Chtbtr ·The plan-More BDd•ly' ......,. Ma- i 1"lion, than ahf' yet pwJlded In•••~""~~ cod4!s-Jii con~lned ln laid before the- lDdUIItry al by National Recovery trator Hush s . Johnson . Delplte clouds of op!.'!'~·"''"':"' mall)' proviAiona of the Johnaon n:pected to.".~~"" ~ tantial a1reement before 1s proclaim~ by the !.."~.?.~."/ After annDur.clng cept modlflcatloo proposals 6 P. M. Batw:day, Johnson public: hfml1nl tor Monday ..., i' noon to alr p'lennces. The code. whtch provldf!B rot' ft'• ducUon ot houn or labrJJ, mlnbnum wages, prtee and production oontrol. ma:y be modified before It Is JlDaiJ~· acted upon by Prealdent Roru:evelt. Alter aubmU.tlll8' the code to the operators JqhnltOll Bald ~ They''l'e got. to lake lt.or I'll slve 1t to Uwrn." only inauturyt:t;es p " Greta Nluen. "' IM:lddteport ~upted; FltJil ,• TONICHT! ' MARRIAGE T·EAM · LICENSE A n,l&rrlaiJe HcenM wu la8ued by t.h,e prq~ate court here Wednellda.y McGowan, 49, laborer 11 r;·:-::. Maud Thomas, 42, dresH mat'r or 'Eno. Meigs COWltY. . Fronll: . va. FrldaJ Prooeeda or Uds pme 1ft ror •• p .. .. . .. PUcher A Moore of 0&11: HIU. Stuart Ertr1.n. iShilris: ~,,.,. by innlnll : " Fred .,...,....... Ration. Game Called I:Sll P. M. ~dmi..ion Sc: and ·1Oe and Sa turd1J "UNDER TIU: TONTO , RIM\' _,\h'l:l A Zane G"'J slery ' ,... , cf .. . .. ...... . .. & rt . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 c . ... .. .. OAK HILl, .! Idea lo Co11tained In Code Laid Before Coal Men "STRANGERS RETURN" Night BALL. POMEROY and · MIDDLEPqRT Matl t4.00 Aa Larte Companies : ported To Be "Buek· I inl'' Idea TONIGHT 6 2 0 0 Piclked From ~ng_B7 f' ederal Hand• Laid Oil Buoine10 Thru Secretary lekeo TROUBLE BREWS j H . Dlll8t. :·r. MJ' Palm . Let. Dance. · \ Mailn.-e Z:St Frida7· . I ' 3t 68 1 89 0. 0 . ;f' ... 0 1 1 0 0 1 'l 0 :1: , .... 000000200 ~\Jan: !Uthod of •M aet- - CabiMt Headed by Premier A.zana, Tenclen , ieoi-tlon I '; ' <' . ' --~~!:~~-- '.. . '. '::'.1!11$::!!~ ' .. ' :' ' .. ' ·{ - Writer Sa:v• Dry Era to O..r Before eon,.... Comrenea ia March ~~~ ARRIVING DAILY t ~· P·if!L ~l>,,r d • . is 110 longer tl1e fashion. Look expensive in one All bead size!<, sm!UI, in~dium, large and eXtl'lli1Ji~~ in colors of black, brown and REFR.ASOIOMIN'A.l3_I.-Y. . P~ICE~ . ... .-·. ••·: -~f~' UP TAMS· are very popular atain thia oeaoon ' See theae at I , ' ... •,, ' •' •':\.,\:1' . , I ,l ' ·l • ,'·f I I .' • ~:~, -~ --:- Of&ce . '· f· ieo;and Icoon I' at .... most becoming styles. ' reoommeDded oon&lllll- er repreaenta&ton tn tbe eofOl'Cement Of aodes ot fair OODQJetltiOn. an d P~P.' j\i:variouo oty· I . Buy the hat you want and nee(j. Scrimping mthe new Hat.s in t,he 'lbef abo of (Willi11m1 ' ·Mft••) .. - ........... ........... . ollbo NRA decided to can tw c.ut aDd price tntorma~ tion wben eodel of fair competitiOn are COI'IIddered. See the new die)lay t ,.. ' '2·48 I ' r;::- b' ... ... ReiNb" ·~o; lacideat t(' StOcka Mcwe iJi Narrow itanre, Railroad Share• . •re U~oettlod ,.~ GOLD PUCE SET Wuhlnctoo. Bepi. or cold &-INB-'nlf! ounce waa aet. at 2U2 bJ the t.reas~ tod&J. This price per .s the prloe foc neWIJ mined lOki st; ld for export and croR& Ule In arts and . l • .' nita nae Ju -.. _..a ...: SEARCH BEGUN fOR MISSING AlltMEN __ ... _, • SJ.t.so _ ... ltllTIU. UO~Biti · DAtf D .SHOPPE. I Rigid Control Imposed · On Oil, Threatened to Coal lndust by NRA - I lndic:ationa Point To Weldin1 OfClique• To Keep "Foreipen~· Frons ~tercedin1 In Cuba'• Infernal Troubles - · ' ALL~STAR . I rlay. Spedel lnveotitator · eounts Traru1~tio1roti At Hearin1 · .., V1111nta -- OezuniJJ fair 1nd oom 1 .t>d warm toniJh.t and ~lt. 1 Baited for Kinph Convention Of Varioda F aetlon Lead,n Called In Order To A,ree On Leader Sat~&Ctory To All To Head New Government STORY'S RUN Nr'. "pd. Mrs~r Ihl~ &n4 Mr &rid MMI. Edward Yollll& ~t 'di~t I OWo aiW Wesi By Carrier 16 SChool belr•n Sept. ttb with Mlu I rene Miller teacher of ftnt. and teoond• grades: Charles BQnJ third tlnd fourth rradea; RaY Hayman, :flfth and stnh gra.d.ea ad ot.& laW Mr. and Mrs. Waldo '"el!!llns:. Mr. 1 and Mrs. Hart or N'ewd:Ort, Ky., i have retW"nerl to their boibe alter a. I' visit here. ,1 1 . Dr. and Mrs. Byroa., Blna: haft returned from a vlalt In Cleveland end Michigan. .. .. .. GREAT BEND WEATHER FORECAST- .. " "· other relativea. Mr. and Mrs. LeonlVd fK.ei.Sl4la and ramuy of Akron viaited recea•ll with hi8 brother and iillter,.~.. and ~ " .. ,. hu .. ..~ .. ••• LE~SED WIRE . 0 J.l' ~li;T B~N A TI ON AL. NEW 8 SER Vl C E. .CTawtord the seventh and e18hth grades. · I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fmw a DW WUba:ger of DoraU wu a 'Ntl. Beuie HumpbreJ Of OOIUID• suest or D. o . McKmlie, Sund&1· l:us La lllJendtnr her vaeatton with Mn otha Clrde wu • ' recent her mother Mn. Letha artmm and 5 o o o : JI'arnham , 3b . , . : 1 bdme Mr. fd.lld Mn. Oeorae Roush and rnmlly or Akron retur~ Thunda)' niter a vl.!llt with Mr. and Mn. A, 1,Dye, ss ..... . .. . , . . 5 I o 1 · Davis, If . .... ·'· 5 0 2 0 b relumOd )(ra.. U&We Ill<"'""'" '... Sweet Holm Bridal • ' I --I r------------; Jilra. : after a. vieJt bl Cleveland ~lift·· 1 Btanley'11 brother-In-law • •net . _ , t.er. Mr. &nd. lira. c. lt. lltlnet • AB R R E • Ei!.raWIB, 2b .. , l READEilS' NOTICE - If ~ou . tho New• Otllce of Tho D&llr Tribune, call 28e.L: It the ilwdJieu om •• ask for 102·B. Ph1Wp11, Mr. &Del Phll1p JohnSOn. M'r:L W. P. ManbaD and Kn. Ida lAx)' um04 ....... BundaJ after • week'• Yi!J.t With sbrlber at' West Oarlt.on Yiltttd. c.ver the week end WU.h tbelr bfo.. matt'i"'!e tn Columbus &nd attend~ thn·in-l&W and Wter Mt. and. me the atat.e fair.• Mrs. M. ll. B&Jft'. J J~:~=~- BU~ Mn 011<1 Ployd have bue. · ··.~·- 43383 ~ ~. 0. 0 . P . HOI vr.t ~- ~'- "nd Oolumbm. Bhe wu accompan1E".d home by her sister, Mrs. J. E. Matthews and daughter of Cohun- .. .:..... ~ . • Q 1 0 1!Total . .... ....,. MUla Mlnnie Utnahmer;· baa re. turned rrom a vlBit in Portam.outh ' Hatbrecht, rr ... . . . ..• :.. 4 o o o ' Coates, p • • ' •,' ' . .• '· _\i. : nerk.~ Lose To ·.""r. Lodgemen. }O 2 .. . t . , ' ·'' J'lliiNI8BBD I . 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