https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fb32504a962ed057eaeece6333f05ac9.pdf b29c68673724ac6d7c874838302edbbe PDF Text Text • . '' ,.. " ,........., .,, .. ...._ tRUUD.u:, ..,..._.. Jf. IJII ~ .... •, . · R tbe News Ofllce -- lllf-.tioa a BUSID- Oftlce uk for 202-B. CottoaTaa > , of The Dally 1\ibune, call 286-X., It the Merda..,to Re.ardia• . , ' __ OHfO tAU .USIUII . ------_.~~~~D UTH AVt EADERS' NOTICE -~"i~Jdl '. Need Some Warming tip? I ~ .. .. ........ . Ohio and v~ ~ .. ,' ' If n'l Hewa n'a In 'l1le '1'11~ nn SAlES TAX D.UHIEO $7~:nJM'!f.'R:!tt FEDERAL ~10 UNDER AVALANCHE Clai~.::;;.;::::! onm BANKS MAY Of HOST1U vons - XIWIII~ ~·••A II J. &II.IIIKI&IIII&IIIIIIIIIIIII ·, ,. --:"'"'T Our BUYERS.· Pro.......,l r--- Sw11pt - AS PLANS CHANG£ Have Returned • !Officials At Work On Code To End Labor Trouble .. - - Frlda.J . . - Vou ahould •• "Three Comered aee the lovely lealalature here today over a to adJourp. a1ne d1e without lt.."'Ylnl new taxes tor the.flnancinl or dlstNW~ed Ohio Mhoo•. A reaolutlon to adjoun>, Blne die 1\le!daf noOn, kllllng all \lnpaued bHLs. wu Introduced In the HOUIIe under the spolliKJJ1Jblp of the rule;• .• eommlttee. o,..... You~; ehouid atop in to aee them, or l:iuy the111 if yop pleaae, but ilurely to inapect them to . -l #" ' lmb:W what fubion haa done for . a . ' ' ' brand Alao we have new arrinlo in Skirta, Blouaea, Knit Dr~teJ, 'nd. "~~te P!'o••e•. EAST SPILLER ' • F-4-""MU.LINERY .... ,,,... A-· . ··--AMl~NG I ............... DAILY . . . . . .!...::. ;, . .. . ' . - ftlnt Mtar, declared liOd&f after a. I>Od "'tumecl • .enUct .c $16,' ol t.ln,. !4arian ~· 001 ~~-· caL eoclaute, who ..,. the &tarot elimatJns the a.r~ i ..t«,i·~ c. ....., Jr.. or Allrecl - &nka AS PROMISE MAD£ To Si"" Compromiae Code •·· And ]'.pooitoro To Profit THROUCH· MOVE ::!:· Wlnctaor opposttlan fomia. Ml!.!l their jUdkttltnl the verdict. ts ex~ ~mrmnles now 11.1 UQutdll.t.km. an1 and there is tnsumcient their depOSitOl'F. camr: lntr · t<gi-Jt tt . nldt>nce '..o ! UJ)JJ(lft it. • t.hmugh actlon taken by R~ ·•t hav~n·t Foflventy.ftve ocnta, , state manager of Lhe much 1eM $16,000. owner.:.' loan c;;·r pcra."M~ . Ri!!tHt, his mct)1er, BeVCral t1on. friends and acquaintan(:f'S t.esttfif!d .Qrunner ai'I!Jigned hl& e.sslostant that '4r. Read had no atJedlon for msnaaer, Th(lma'! 1 . Hawk: \"';~ r th h1s wtf.~ IUld th&L t.helr entire DW" or Akron, to toe tmaned.l&&e Mepa rted Ufe was n Jons aeries of QUII· to ooopemt;e wlth bank& and buJid~ •~ To '" k •• t 1 •~re..-.. .... m w•a n ne per'IOn&- ... and loan con;pa.nles tn an aLand the verdict wu 9 to 11-01 ma- tP.rnpt. to aq,edlti! the :ITantl.ng or ture mil'lds could conaclentioualy Joell& to dist.J'E'8sed h~ ownel'l. fOte such lt.n exc.M\Ive amount M Thl~ constUubed a. prom15e 00 th1e Is too ~urd u. to 1'1f!Ce8!\itatf! help t.o many tMtttutlma In llqulctMivE' tuither commt'nt." dRJ.on, as thE' home owners ' loon Ntne ballots wtre quit ln threr bcnd8 which wW beo issued \'Jill 111 ..·~b(lllr" tef~ 1he lh jw.y .agreed iatll mro.ny lnst.a~ be transferred to 110 '•'" • •·Ian't 1t wOnderful? 1 knew t.hat t wln." ~~· Uke Mlal . b And End Strike B:r Ni1htfall First Phase Of Recovery Reached Col. Ayre•,-·Noted Economl.t", Givea lmpreaaion of Reeo.~III"J' Move 1 Cleveland, S.pt. 1- lN&-..,..,lar· 1nlf tha.t the ftnt phase of indus-By wn.LIAM 8 . HBAL b:ia.J reoo..ery tmn!nabed BUeeMINS Staff Oorreapondent. fuJiy, Col. Leonan::t P. Ayres, prom, WallhlllfloD , Bopl. ~INB-The 1 t bank d , bltumlnoua coal code de~k was n~n er "" economist, today ! broken today ltlth aa:reem~at. on. a et\w 11 fonn or lnftatlon ln. the t : compromlee code and a la- oftlng for Arnertea.n industry aa """' contract prom , to videnc-: In his statement that 1•·r "'-~ r Arel!ldeut Roosevelt by nl&:ht. . ' Lhe next tas~ .1& for the new part-. I BtcnlnB of the oode, oflcllll aald, nenhlp of gonrnmnent and buswUI brlnJ ·an lmmecUa.te end t.o tbe lneM to m11.k:~ &Orne prontc 1 bloody PeQnSyl'vania atrltu and ··Prompt prlr.e n.d.vances tba.t ] avert a threatened spread o1 l:he must noL howrV\1", be so great 11.! t strikeR t.o every coal Pl'Oduetna to curtail purchasing power' ' will . in the wilderness, and glen ln the countr]'. be r~qulred . aoordtnr to hl!'i t' . . b 11 .b Th t th h. Confronted by a virtual tom· monthly business lUrvey. no a razo~ JR a ;~n aggage. r. was e p lg t mand to agree on a code' by ntrht Althouah slating that resuJu of of Ward Van Orman (fight) and Frank Trotter, when lor feel tbe sting of govemment&J 1 ~e codes oouJd not be accunt.eJy their balloon eompetiit~ in the Gordon Benentt race de fltttoro, the · coal opetf.tDn worked determined a.1 yet, Col . Ayrea., M• ' • 1 , • c<esperat.e)l• with union leaden 8Jld ·~<•t!ng thol "publi• suppo•• a ', · th e woo d8 near SUdb ury, 0 nt. V an 0 rrnan NRA otllclall to clear up 811 db - the new mu~ure s ' tor buslne8!' seen d e d In ' d Iuxur- puled polnta.Roollevelt for the sec- oonw-.. •-1 h a111 •· . at'd e s t arve d f or·aevera I d ays an d acqUire flO d h18 Prealdent .... en genera1 and for iant b~ards before they· eut a telephone wire and brought '· end time was forced t4 ea.u opera· the mC'8t part ent husiastic:," com~ · . · · ton and. union leaden to a nieht mented: ~~ rescue party to tbeJr 8siatance. "lt may aa.tcly ~ ooncluctf'd that 1conference at the White House to • code. '.he coder; will be suceeMful If only ,1·-• • ~~--~~~\1 - - -.· ~ acll on ol\ lh e ...-.. I yf.Bti:rda.y. On e tlnlt ballot. som-= banks and Joan eompa.nteis. ' ·mp -;f thE' Jurors wantOO to grant 'they are rocpr.ct.ed to make use iflltl!'. tt.ead he enUre ~unt ahc of thPm to l"f"pay de~tono. whrw .« al:tbt-$100000. A& the· deadlock ! ·'"'~"': IU't "trozEtn." ~ oontinlll!d dle JuronJ voted on Hawksworth waa ~I! to ,ti.OOO, $10,000, *20.000, uo.ooo conta.ct bank and lC'fon ' dle..,:t\'ll'a $50 OOb a.nd th~n tlOO,OOO, ~lly who must atve th-tir ('()f~eent tL thf:' ICY~tnor-waa ' i. poaalblllty. A i~acttln<J t.hc $75,000 judtPQe1ll I acceptance ot the fed '!l'O.l• bomh ~ movemerlt to adjourn without paa:. lltal Wlnd801' k~pt smillN deahome . ~f any taxes was also bejnt p~~ plte the heavy I award, while MI'B. hold. Ri!!ad wu tearful an~ under aeIUJ)el'l.iltendedt JJi vere strain as abe &hook handl wtth le81'!.18d. baa ~ the juron, MVen men and ftve · - m ltio CQOS)trate women. -~ 1.. ..rm ·, ~y... Mn. Read ll&id. o . , n · ror- "!tW IRIOR, ------- Vtsorous aroae from Republican men11x!.rs of thP who issued a. 1varntrc theyaenate would not allow ld.Joumment untll .aome provttlon nu been mlilde f k t or wea I ate-a~ sc:hool dlstrlet;a. Oohu:nbwl~ 0... ~. 15- INB-::-The sales tax wu burled ill. a JiWI*lall.. t•ve toda.y and Ute ,....,.1 nsemb , under pressure from Ooi~ ernar OI!Orge White, tumecl to.. uquors, ctatJn stores and utUity cqrporatlton.s 88 poslble se\lroes 1JJI · ! ata\e-ald school fund. Immediate adjournment, after ~'7iPI a p ,ooo,ooo PJI'Oil'&lft-GD&third the amount: requested by the "' ""'be"'' .....~... Enacted ~&W! m~"e that they aelected for Fall . wear. .,. and Coat. ' ' . . Mqora" ' 'Thta exreealvf! VN'tltct. 16 no dcubtihe result of prej~ice apln.:~t the prc!e..lon I 110ve ......., .. 1111 lite's -t." Clllr w~ blautl- Deadlock In Minia1 Ill" duolry Appearo To Be Broken REALITY satd llbc ha~ uwne. • inStructed her 1\tt.omeys to spren.J ____.. Columbu.s, 0 ., 8$t. llt-IN8- to the state supreme couri. i fo~~~:,-:·· o.. Sept. 1£-lNS-Bitter oonkoveray diwetoped In the "My attolowy.s •advise tne t.h.&t 1n 1: a1d tor Ohio bl.nk.8 ana loa:n From New York! ·~·· -· Anple~p::: l~lN~ SOON BE - T Gonrnor Determined To han'''"'" vouna brolrer. o Eapedite Han State-Aid Taz· Ill~~~:~':!, b:••~... 1~.,..,.:;: Of Loa~.:!'~- Home et I "• • ' ' 1 , Sc:hojil Paroc:bial ' and "' ably ""' !Mlahl and Salurdl\y, Llll.~ ~ by 1~ f . WEATHERwFORECAST...; ... - ·• • 'A. P. ~. DepuiJ Collect·~w- Ot Int&-ruil Revenue, will ai¥8 ~ o,od·to m""hanta ..ad othft"S concermd who are Uable :1111 ftllr<l 'rotuma on ftoor stock> --- • ••... ....... " I = ! re... r 1· I L I White House Chtef i Prussian Counc1l lf';::a a:::~r~rba:S t.h:~ • uno:~ Takes .Office Dfont received fnimtheOoverno; Usher I8 Dea""d'~ Pennayl,.aDia - 'o f Irwin Hoover, Mana••'· President'• Home, .i• . Heort Victim •muld be agreed upon word Oiftord Plnchot of · Is ~rded the: ;;l;~;r w-. aa a Minoa Strikin1 Bec:a. . Of nruatiafaeticin ·~­ Over Situation ,., BITTERNESS SEEN .. --.-- ' Amon1 Workers A1aiq&t Officiala Reaponaible For Walk Out By 0 . EVERETI' DOYilfO: INS 8tatf Correapond~QJ, Uniontown, Pa., Sept. ~~ Bloodshed marked the lll'QirCU 'at the Nestern Pennaylvanta ~w.tQ.inoua mine "holiday" ~ today .:-s developmenta of U.ree fqlid-flre ~7entll alinaUzed the lri"eak:lna "tiP Jt' the strike wbleh yeaterday· ,._ ~ulted In wide11pread rk:ltlng Ind. gunplay throughout Payette Coua- ty ·· v 1 ~a: produ~ ." ~prOw J ;;·~~~~= II .t. OJrl Stohl, 30. a plcketlna "In~. ,.., shot In the leg when I! at.. ~~~~~e~~=e.:~:!~e~-~~ c. Prld: Coke Company ..W. .. weat· • moreland to ~In ...l.he str1t:~ en ranks, county accordlnr Lo re)lbrtll~"'lo pou ce. ___.. Uniontown. Pa. .. Sept.. 15--t'f:31lh.wninous cotJ fteld3 ~t;o Ol'nLy, where 16 men .' ' .. ,,. Utt .., ~l~:~na;:a~:~~~ ~~ ~~~ ~~"w;,!ID:oe: ::de~ ~; ' lonately grt':lter lncrensea In thf ·;nJtune :lnd vtllle Of IC'OdS and t ' r• C 1 f 1C · U c1 t.bat the coal re&ION had quieted More brlefl."·· he desclbed ll o or U eremoltiy &e &I JD.!ter the bloody battles every 7ea- ''I!Te&tcr prvductton volume." D•ath of Pai'liarnentar- terday Pc!,.tlntl" to the ract that the iam is Hailed The proposed coal code, worked federal re&rrvo• aystem had Incut after operators flatly ril,Jected crrn!!ed Ita purt'h ues or covem' r .............._ code presented by Hulh B. ment securttl~; In the latter oart J~;;r;:o reco:very admln.rator, ot Ammst to t35,000,000 a week IV! ~ lfll ot audl prea1 •.• • ~· I 'lt~: t<J of a bltumtno:U!i C("l :Ode, today a.re a "ket' Of cfr.~~doptlon mit.!-." That was the appll~ this mornJOI' DE't'ective- Jack Hann, here from a Mt1ng around the jor operatiom where lltriters &Qd ml&e cuan:Ls maintained an Uneaay COIJ'I.POS~ to ma1k the teu.to former parcrols of sit; eeethlne beneath the '::~f: Col. AY"te* declared Out1\'1Lrd quiet P."'""llecf waathewidely • ...... 1 Interpreted development to mean tha.t ays~ s:;Q~~~;"' lt: --~~t~i~O!O'i tem. wae. wolr.r to make another rrr1c)1I.r, at~mpt at er~lt o .... ld frcm the Whlte House and not1fted all Uvlnr 1anner P'lvldents bek! or.. ~~~~~~- tn the '· White House ror more · than . 42 )'«'&rs, comintl there ~ 11o11 an ' e~trtclan to" pre:m. tHe· ne'W .te.!llled. electrllc buttolls wl'llch banllit100. oil" Jampa. J • .• Pot tli'o put tblrty.' yoai. : ·'rkd· hiUI supertntended evekT 'dtnttV ot sLate.. •VWl' visit of fol'el&fl dlplo-. ·' ' mat& ' 1md every fCI'IaBl a.Katr · wblth llaa occurtcd in the Wht~ tmtttutton8 belnt U- House:. ·}¥ WM the ·ma.n who made t.llldlll J1ln lllnOOil!IY. : I I, ' week.& will ; '',. ·. > . ner said, due ' '' ·l\1a1 .we . ,. Parochial School Aid Is Opposed - alienate·· your, for your·old ha ' . . I . .. !.--· ib>"-""""''~~~~~~ ·\ ;:~~~~c~.1.Y/1.~'~~~-.-:.·'· ~--:,~· 'ft, ·~"> '"Y~1''!;~ ~ ...·.· .,.. ·;r-~: . . .,., . . II!M:~ ...--! '!II"'" . . . ,! y"" " our -tore and let thebe~:aty!l!• ' in our wi1ndc>wo flirt with you! . . .,..=--::= o\CCIDENT KEPT QUU T MOl!COW, Sept. 15-INS-D!'ath ct 24. automobile fact.ol'y wc:rkm In the fll&psi.llnr of a rerryboa.t two weeb aeo ftas revealed ror thG nrat THitBI H\raT 1M FALL Ume today whm two persons wet-. eentenced. to ten yea,n, In prtaon tor oJeveland, ee~t~INB-'lbree net:llsence In oonflec'.tton with t.he ecmpanles. tile tbe ' ..., u.. .;.,.;;..;.:~ ~.-;...,_,...._ .._"""'M%-. '· O&lbollc a"' danprous · would be fo)lor;.vfurids from an l • •.,. ...... .niiiH o.t J!! MOM !l!!l,T. . ·•n -~ vettty tido. Oo "' _,. U. a. n.. ctliillw ! Off with the old; on with the new! ss.oo or Oka. ~:;.;~::, aeaa.;n we've c:onapil'ed to W' . dar~ the nccesi.Ly wtdow and 8TAB IN IIOOIDENT : THERE'S one problem about aeliin1 STETSONS. You men become ao fom;l of them after you've worn them a aeason or two, that it' a hard to make you aband ~n the old STETSON for a new one. ' . affectiona! Me" Ll tUrvtvrlli by his rer80118 were aerlouaiJ hurt today disa8ter. y;hen an elevator In a downtowb The vletlml Were emplofed at t~ buUcUnr broke 100ae and dropped a\OOmoblle factory near OOJ1D'. 111x atorleB into ttu! basement~ The KCCidMt oocurnd ln. Lhf! 1lver ' ii leclull1!d brlnlini the c:orpor&tlon. a&afl tnto cl01e harmony and etrectlve coop· etut!On with. the bank6 and lhan • i. ·:· ., bt ot thla tNpe- wUl be a son and daughter. ' '·· •--- quantlti.a!J. BnJn... '"""='-c__:-'__ -.................. .,... ............... .... -- ...............,,......... ,...._. . I I, \ . NOTICE! ' ' ' ~···· ••• u.s.'n.._ _..................;.; I • .,.. • :Ciaev.-olet ·Co.<:.,\ II, , UI • .'I• IJII'q ~r:,q• ~ • ,._..:· .,11fl· '~ ,. ~~1} 1 :" .., ·' I 1 �... TQ TlliBfJN.;~ - . . . . u ·ooca'iui.<Juo malwr &<p<. 11, !lilt, ., lilt llool omoo •I ,.. TH-E DAILY 1 al \ ~. Qblo, _ . lbo Aet ot ~ I, 11'11. I'UIIUIIIe<! D011J &Dd ~ ~ Saturdlll'. LOool<d OD Lower 8oocJD4 Blrotl, !'O!DtrOf, 0 . , • Wilen our :trleDda tend Ul !etten ar newa matter for pub~Dil 1M)' DO .. • DAILY~. oato ,. ... < • : 1 rRm.U, 8UTIIIIB~II 15, ,.,... •• __ BJI!ld&y i!Choal a\ 9:1JI A. )(, Ben Meu~. 8.QP~ Morning wo~ at 10:30 A.M. For Edliortal Oftlee Clliiii&-L J'or B - - Oflloe au Cln:alollaa Dopj, CaD lti·B I , ' '· n ·11 UO • Peace . z box topple: "OOn .. d1tlons a! Dllclplsahlp," Anthem by chotr. CelebraUOn or Lord'• Supper. Young People meet ~:30 ~k Ia the Plesb)'t,'erian c.burch. Hally Echo's will be the topic. Joint council bu called a .special meetiniJ or the CCID,Il!eiatlon for Sunday momlr~. following the ser' 1ce. Impoft\ant. The Arat meetJna of the conflrmatJon clu.as thil Saturday at 9 A. M. Jn the E\'&nlfeUcal· church. Service In Mlneraville Sunday 2 CHEESE PURE CIDER VINEGAR CHURCH (IF CHIIIST KenneUa I. ~teed. Mla.Wer wm 6:30 P. M. Young People's OhriBEndeavpr. 7:30 Evening worship. Sermon r;ubject · "Conquering with God," Mon. '1 :30 P. M. Buaine&& and lloci&l meeting of the Christian En1c=.eavor. Wed. 7,30 P. 11. Mid week service I ~ nn I however, ,has not bee n borne out b~ occurrences which have follo~ed in quick succession immediately after Ma- chado fled the island posthaste to save his dusky skin. Thin~s have co11tinued until it looks more and more that before complete peace and tranquility is restored in Cuba th3~ some outside force will be compelled to , take n hand. Natmally that outside force means the United States and . when such interference does take place there will immeiliately begin a series of murders and general Jawlessne8B as genehllly follows revolutions as they are prosecuted in the southern climes. The o.lle thing that will bring many of the cliques to· wether is the landing of troops on Cuban soil by this cown\fY and that move should be delr.yed until the 108t po;uible moment for the good of all concerned. It is po..libJe that after a few more ftareupo such as have already occurred, an umlel'l!tan~lnJI will de•elop whoieby the kind of offi.cials that are wanted, w~ll be ••· tured and .t he tired, huniii'Y peon will be able to get aome o.Ught reli~f from his arduous and precarious present method ot:'llvlng. . From all account., nothinJI short of a bloody revolution can make t~e •lot of the poorer caste of peon on tit• any' worse that it has been qnlier bile recl!ll• o[ It is hardly surprislnll t)lat it Is ,toking xo rii'·1<Dr them to quiet down and get book to their lavm -::P:-:-b-o_n_e--:::5-:::8-::2---=-L- ~ tn tor u.aed Mle carrymc any malidnp pertdntng to the previuWI content~., the words "not mlginaJ contents'' ahaU be ron.sptcuoU8ly marked, labeled. or LaRed f\ n the out.l!ide of each contained in letters of a. lerlble lobe.. Secuon 11 . U any .aecticn mportaon of secUon of bh1a act i:Je d&· clAred invalid !t shall nat. nullity wy pllrtion of thla act.. Frank Ca.ve. ISpe&.kE'r o! lhe H~ of en Ill t 1ves. ~HfSHIR[ ~· Oharles SaWyer, President of the St!nat:.P . Passed Jun ~ 2, 193~. Jum~ J::I,'"' 19J3. Oeol·ge White, Governor. Piled in tht' uffice of the Secre~fi.I'Y of Sta~ a t Columbus. Ot<Jo, on Lhe 14 th day M .rune, A. D . 1!133. t!.ppruV{Jd ' . Hoi* Of F ana For Open• intr Game, Duhed To Ground I hereby certify that the rore~ ·;c! 11g 1s a tnw copy o! the en..:r058eti biill. NRA )¥ Country Roll 8 O'clock 2 1bo. 45c COFFEE 3 1bo. 49c Prinr . . . . lb. 24c Pound ...... 17c JIHI:..---------..l _BOY! HAlt . 1' 7 ~---------- New Styles Are Here And More Coming From New York. · "RANCI$ WALLACE AVTHOII. ~...IIHUDDLI' ' ' ' GRACI; EPISCOPAL CHUBCII L. W. Chrke. PutGr 7:30 P. M. EverJ.nif prayer '>ermon. · I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~-~= · : :! I ~ OF F. I. Gardner, Pa&&oif"'Middfeport CIQUST 5:30 CHURCH C. E. mf!ets a.t the chui"ch em't looking tor work. Jor a Sunrise service. 0:15 Unified servh!e. Scrl~ton &ub- 1" 11" ' An ~x-presldent doesn't. do so JCCI.: ''The Blessed Men". well, lt was rumored that Machado 1 7:30 Evangelist.Jc eve[l,lng service. &fJirated out of Cuba. with two mil-~ Sermon• subject: ··rs There Room'?" lions. That. was becaUlle the alr· Wed., '7 :30 Prayer and studi hour. , plane people llmll, you to t1fty Alj.tendance inc!'Eiaslng.-help us pounda or bftapge. However two pasa our marlt of 64 last Wednesday mlllloii would look very appetlziJ'Ig Bring your Bible and your friend& I m1 a rubber pitchfork. We will take the job to oe.th of omcc and a pstr o! water wlngl!l. --- - -- One· WMd .Led To Another - -- -- I 2 larae Fl•kes o~ Granule• ' pkgo. ~~ DR·ESSING Qt. Jar M.MlVIiL LOAF. SLlCED 20 ciun~es. Preyer rrie,cltlng study Prl. ~lble C~VItC!f 0" THE N··J·. •. '' a . q, P. Blnaler, Pul<or, Ml " . PJundRY ·schMI ·o:ao A. M. \ Morning woMhlp 10:30 /t.. M'C·· ~· N. Y. P. S. 6:30 P. M. Evangcllatic sewlce 7:30 P. M. Prnyer meeting Thurs. 7:30 P. M. DELA\IED that W Secuon lQ. When · fftl!~ tablea. or honey, pa.eked. conuuners a.re olfl!:rw:i w: 00 OUR AART 1 HEN (he revolt against Muchado, presideRt of Cuu3, was rewarded with the abdication and ftight of the former autocratic president, it was confidently expec!Pd that as soon as a leader satisfactory to the majority of the many cliqUes on the southern island was selected, that not·malcy :-yould be restored and all troubles van.ish. 'Jlhat I u.on~ . VIRGINIA . GREGG lb. BUTTER ) .s'!rmon subJect of the mornina. lain P.•rcentuge went to tho milk fund, a · fund u.ed for charib.f in th e American metropolis. There were re· ported z!l;Ooo cash customers who paid actual money to Ere the ~'ttle between two well known bQxing ma>Jt.ers. The inter~~ting part of the she>w however, is not the u·nm· .• er who ~id to see tht;, ';go" nor.tp.e p11in<.ri.P,"l~ concernetl in the 1\gMi, Quj o tQ ijle ctltli4'\ttl< ~~~~'!lng tblnr about thi~: stot'y Ia the ,numb~, ·ot''P', ~!l'f.,\Pl' weM to see the bi,ittle fr"" of charge. If the news report concern· ing this feature f.f the entertainment is ''orrect, forr every dx wh.9 p~d to sec, one went in for nothinv, there having been S,odllreported uo seeing the fight ,free of charge. Nattlfally there is always a certain number of pas•e• !o be iBs1t~d for any event, c!ther athl etic or otherwi•e because «f the nH\ny services var·ious people c.lo in pru~ moting t~:'! entcrtain!11ent and· which are qone without THE CUBAN SITUATION ..•: .1 1 piJ to product. ln _ , ......: poJnt o1 origin 10 place 01 ~--­ Ina" m· furthtr g:radltlf lla': oondi- 9:30 Momtns worship service and cl!\11!5 perlod. "Ttle Christian Steward's Unlmown Sin" be the A F!GH'I' was ~eld in New \ork recontly whet•eby. <'el'• ouch u gr~nt number of h•nger•·on should be in position to succesi.(ully dcm:•.nd scats for the cnmivul. On the whol<•, there ure generally teo many•ft·ee du~ cn.ts pasl:iCd out in th e majority of caKes and also g~m!I'­ ally the o'l)e ~ favored most are those who ar11 lcu~;t en~ titled to t)lc courtesy. PAOaPID FULL CREAM P. M. • charge. .tr ·llowevcr, it is beyond the pale of rea.11on .. lb~ t.OO 100 MANY DEAD HEADS ' aer\rlce. ,:1 on I• : N~ G'AME. UN-IGHT :TWAS All WR~N~ . l' 'fHE GOVERNOR'S· DECISION • ~veninl: No - - --·- - '. .' ~ BETIIANY M. II. CIIUBCII · GOVERNOR WHITE'S decision !JOe to be a candidate for a third term for gove rn ot· leaves- the trail wide open for many deserving Democrats who feel they nave the desirec! mak'e-up to pt·ov~rly fill the governor's chair in the state capitol.- As a re•ult of the governor's final emphatic litHtem~::nt reJatire to hil:! candidacy, '''e may look for a great many unnouncemehts in the very near iu~ ~re. : . With :politics as one of th e few places where rnen may be sur.e of their salaries when once they are erected, we may pi'.epare now for the greatest list of candidates that have 'Cr~ me out in a long time because the governor's statemen~ , l eaves them all on an equal footing. Ther~ will probably be just as much of 1\ scrap on the other .~ide of lhe political fence so that ere primary days roll~:!lround once more the fur shouJd .fly thick and fast. There· is no doubting the fact thst the governor has hi• eye bigger game and that the senatorial toga at Washingt,ip from the Buckeye State, is the ultimate goal nf the pr:¢ ,cnt chief executive, will probubly not be de· lliL·d. \Vh~ther or not the Democ ratl'l in any job of Jmpcrtancc : ~viii cut any kind of a succe8Hful figure, r~~.ts to a very;::vc1·y great extent on the t)UCcess. of their pn.s~ enl vcntu·rc with the N. R. A. They probably will J'i•e cr fall wiih that undet'taking. •' ,1. .tds lllllw......,. •• .lbll 1 Jk)ift~d 81 Carrier 1D!1o Weol< ................... I .15 Ont Month •. . ...•.•.••.••• IIDDtlu ....... : ...... , Poe IIODIIl ................. , .60 Three Six )..(OQtJ:ll ................ . Jlne Year •. • , . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . &.oa Qne Year . ..... .. , ...• .. •.• .. ' . .,j ' I ; r .NATIOI!U ADVJ!R'ti,ING BEPII&SENTA'!'IV-1 I Fred II'J.,hU. lu. . ~a.IJ'Itl,..orab. ' • "When do we eat?" !AJiaDco wlJI be publltbod. Cllloop, 1 I • - l l l o l l ..U....., their oaq~....-.altbCIUib DOl lo be CldJt,ted.. ADnOYTUOUS letten, howner ezcellent aad. 4.,..blt in t!WD· ' ...... lrl ~ '· --- - .- - ----;--:.:·-:-:.·.---- ::- .-- -:--: ·.::;::.:·: :-::=-::::::-.:..o:;.. 't' New Cuban Head Noted Surgeon • Mr. and Mrs. Landm Cook went 10 Spencer, W. Va., Wedne.sday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shriber and l:ie&~le • Senti of Pomeroy . visited Mr. 1\nd .Mrs. C. D. Bentz and Mr. end Mrs. J. M. Bel'ltz 8unday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Best, 1\fr. and N.rs. Art Lippincott and liOn, Mr. ana Mra. Gordon Rardlna and daughter Ruth, Mr. and MrB. Jacob W~J~ and lhla Paye Swartz ·or Marietta were the Sunday guestfl 11f Mt·. p.r.d Mra. Dana Swartz. hALLWOOP T. J. Sprouse returned Mqnday after spending several with relal.iveB a.t ~arkersburg Madctta. Roy Dl'alte and O~tJe ~1~:;:::0~ made a business trip to_~ Monday &11:1 returned home and Mrs. Walter Reese of Carbon spent · Labor day the latter's uncle, Roy Drake family. Lucille Parsons ot Union r.c!day. was calllng on Mr. and MrB. Oeo. Mr. and Mrs. Jlrn Swartz spent M. Parsons Saturday evening. Eunday with Mr. and Mr1. McClade Rtith Cohen of Charleston re~ Bowlud l'lsh at Tannar, W. Va., wu vlsttiDJ V. L. Shumway Wed .. . P,t!~h ~r.-.jp.~ C{itd Veg~tablu .' , agonts r rt:J)Bifk fresh hcm.y In cont111ners or ~))1;)118, Apples, GriJ'Iles Golden 8 lbs 2.1c Sweet. Potatoes .... , ... 6 lbs. 19c Or~g~s . . . . . ~ .. . .. . . . . OO.Z. 27r. Peadres~ Etbedas ....... ·. . lb. 5c. YeUnw Onions .... UHb. bag 25e Celery, Lg.,Stalks ....... 2 for 17c ccmmon catT¥:rS: exccQtOO, · eou- fligna, dt'ltvei'S" u· oftt'l.~ Vle , ea.me fer .sale, either jtrtvately or In the · pen market, tllall .Cause euc:~ con;- . ~alnent to ~ lk m6rlre4 'ih a,"'f. plain and 1ndel1~le rnannet' ;\& follow~: 1. Wltht ' their tun name and oddrt'ss. Including the 'O'OWO... or p~cked dity is re-packed must be sho'Wn . .=-lalAtnlcaPACinc·v: . ' . Ual'ley Mldkl.ft was calling on Tnm Weber of Cheater Saturday. Fall Dresses·: ' . '1 ' 1F1umad ' and' Ul!furr~ $19.75.. .. $6.50 t(> ,. Children"$ r: School' Dress~s~ her uncle., Archie Ellhr and famllp of Car~ton. By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. CllU'6l10&' Coughetlour of Cht!tillrc hie new J9b h~'e ns n. stu.1r~d ' Mid~ ctpnl of the~ "entral .scha.::l. • Mr. ~tnd Mhi. :ijeJ¥1Ctt ~ttl!: Md ch lldrrn and Oom Rupe were r:nllhl'@ on Mr. Hlld Mill. Bake: Mut.t.~lcws a~1ct !IIJ.nlly Sunday PVelllug. ..., . Mr. a.oc:l• Mr~. Wm . I'Ott.! letL SUndllY' fort an exa.endect vl"lt at Columbw 'and1 Sp:riu~licld, Mr~. H• \1,-, McCiiar.ty:. MrB. Qlo.y .. tQn .Riii)'Ca. and. two r.hildren ~t BUnda w!~ OharJ&r Htii'U and ,.,ts. tor or QCar· Cljlo.ehlre. .Mm. Et.tR. Evant- 0'! K.ra:e1· wa~ culim; Qtl' 8tfn. Ed.na. LitLle! MnndaJ \ 'lz StiES AND REGULARS G1 :tee ,.Grcwev djt'pcrt Thur~ay to be ready to r~~ume-hllt dutles Monda.y 8l'o Prln· , .. Cr~pe, Satin, Faille, Bengali~,' . Wool, colon bla.lk, brown, eel- · III'&Y and Navy, Price• $3.4:; Sport ·Coal. l!ild Dre11 . C.oa y fD clay ed) of !h,e Mlsaio:n Hulghtfl, V;l. Va... was cn.ilt;.l• ou friends le.:~t wllck. 1 Mary Oaa·st ~Pf!nt Sunti:1y wiLb . .; Coats Char.lea 8tarnet ot Toledo was calling on trl~rods hete Wednesday. · .TURKEY RUN .,. The ' New at (.{ Dutch. Ridge. sch , ol I>U8 driver Monday, c. M. N.atthewt~ moved 1.o . stato whelre such} 11HAif there is more to any buaine11 tlan mer.ely h&ving a place t~ ~ llo ll.uiinaJ. Secur~1 the merc:b4ndia~ ~U and· selima it risht• . · . l'he:rilfJtt lii~td oF merchandise; ~kedu~· br,~ ria!ltklnd of Advenio~ng, will ,Iwaya. bl!ilcl& prQfih.ble-ll...inen. · Gaed!advertis~ create.an iuettible.appeaf. ldwediled m•I'FiludkF alwaya creare.- aoocl:-will for any; bl!ljqei. b.-qoe it givea aatiafactioD. . : T:h' d!'.~!lcf for'advertioe~ I~! ~ ~winrJ; dlar· by dat. Ad.:v:,.aijqa. ~w!l)'• "'alrea a wonderiL,l im~11io~ on huay oho~n;'tJIIIY. •lw~ya rucJ>tllt ada:fteforilihoppina.iri order to . · Trlatbf!!l lfliT"rt!aintr h••·• wic!~ r•~ qf &I!P~' ever,Wy. : '• ' . it o11l1' the fir.t .tep. nit moat impo•hlnt ~intr it the aellinar of !!~•rchancft•~> •••• w...... ~ Jq!jll'Y· '· ' .NEW BLOVSES. '-NEW ,SKIR'£8'.,,.: All Re-orders Higher. Now. \ .. ·' _·Ne~ Styles in Sboes · Mea's, Womea'• aad Cblldrea's. lrreacbea • m 'thb •'N~, n:a , .' urn· 's l '1 "i ' Middleport, ObiD .. . ' : \' ~ • 'I ' II&I·····K~·····~Iaiii.IIT···ILIIII.III•I•SIIIIIIIIIIIIII~IXIIIII&tLi l ---·- • •I J i .:t ~'::, ~~I ' ~· ... '· .. - - ,. ( I �... TQ TlliBfJN.;~ - . . . . u ·ooca'iui.<Juo malwr &<p<. 11, !lilt, ., lilt llool omoo •I ,.. TH-E DAILY 1 al \ ~. Qblo, _ . lbo Aet ot ~ I, 11'11. I'UIIUIIIe<! D011J &Dd ~ ~ Saturdlll'. LOool<d OD Lower 8oocJD4 Blrotl, !'O!DtrOf, 0 . , • Wilen our :trleDda tend Ul !etten ar newa matter for pub~Dil 1M)' DO .. • DAILY~. oato ,. ... < • : 1 rRm.U, 8UTIIIIB~II 15, ,.,... •• __ BJI!ld&y i!Choal a\ 9:1JI A. )(, Ben Meu~. 8.QP~ Morning wo~ at 10:30 A.M. For Edliortal Oftlee Clliiii&-L J'or B - - Oflloe au Cln:alollaa Dopj, CaD lti·B I , ' '· n ·11 UO • Peace . z box topple: "OOn .. d1tlons a! Dllclplsahlp," Anthem by chotr. CelebraUOn or Lord'• Supper. Young People meet ~:30 ~k Ia the Plesb)'t,'erian c.burch. Hally Echo's will be the topic. Joint council bu called a .special meetiniJ or the CCID,Il!eiatlon for Sunday momlr~. following the ser' 1ce. Impoft\ant. The Arat meetJna of the conflrmatJon clu.as thil Saturday at 9 A. M. Jn the E\'&nlfeUcal· church. Service In Mlneraville Sunday 2 CHEESE PURE CIDER VINEGAR CHURCH (IF CHIIIST KenneUa I. ~teed. Mla.Wer wm 6:30 P. M. Young People's OhriBEndeavpr. 7:30 Evening worship. Sermon r;ubject · "Conquering with God," Mon. '1 :30 P. M. Buaine&& and lloci&l meeting of the Christian En1c=.eavor. Wed. 7,30 P. 11. Mid week service I ~ nn I however, ,has not bee n borne out b~ occurrences which have follo~ed in quick succession immediately after Ma- chado fled the island posthaste to save his dusky skin. Thin~s have co11tinued until it looks more and more that before complete peace and tranquility is restored in Cuba th3~ some outside force will be compelled to , take n hand. Natmally that outside force means the United States and . when such interference does take place there will immeiliately begin a series of murders and general Jawlessne8B as genehllly follows revolutions as they are prosecuted in the southern climes. The o.lle thing that will bring many of the cliques to· wether is the landing of troops on Cuban soil by this cown\fY and that move should be delr.yed until the 108t po;uible moment for the good of all concerned. It is po..libJe that after a few more ftareupo such as have already occurred, an umlel'l!tan~lnJI will de•elop whoieby the kind of offi.cials that are wanted, w~ll be ••· tured and .t he tired, huniii'Y peon will be able to get aome o.Ught reli~f from his arduous and precarious present method ot:'llvlng. . From all account., nothinJI short of a bloody revolution can make t~e •lot of the poorer caste of peon on tit• any' worse that it has been qnlier bile recl!ll• o[ It is hardly surprislnll t)lat it Is ,toking xo rii'·1<Dr them to quiet down and get book to their lavm -::P:-:-b-o_n_e--:::5-:::8-::2---=-L- ~ tn tor u.aed Mle carrymc any malidnp pertdntng to the previuWI content~., the words "not mlginaJ contents'' ahaU be ron.sptcuoU8ly marked, labeled. or LaRed f\ n the out.l!ide of each contained in letters of a. lerlble lobe.. Secuon 11 . U any .aecticn mportaon of secUon of bh1a act i:Je d&· clAred invalid !t shall nat. nullity wy pllrtion of thla act.. Frank Ca.ve. ISpe&.kE'r o! lhe H~ of en Ill t 1ves. ~HfSHIR[ ~· Oharles SaWyer, President of the St!nat:.P . Passed Jun ~ 2, 193~. Jum~ J::I,'"' 19J3. Oeol·ge White, Governor. Piled in tht' uffice of the Secre~fi.I'Y of Sta~ a t Columbus. Ot<Jo, on Lhe 14 th day M .rune, A. D . 1!133. t!.ppruV{Jd ' . Hoi* Of F ana For Open• intr Game, Duhed To Ground I hereby certify that the rore~ ·;c! 11g 1s a tnw copy o! the en..:r058eti biill. NRA )¥ Country Roll 8 O'clock 2 1bo. 45c COFFEE 3 1bo. 49c Prinr . . . . lb. 24c Pound ...... 17c JIHI:..---------..l _BOY! HAlt . 1' 7 ~---------- New Styles Are Here And More Coming From New York. · "RANCI$ WALLACE AVTHOII. ~...IIHUDDLI' ' ' ' GRACI; EPISCOPAL CHUBCII L. W. Chrke. PutGr 7:30 P. M. EverJ.nif prayer '>ermon. · I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~-~= · : :! I ~ OF F. I. Gardner, Pa&&oif"'Middfeport CIQUST 5:30 CHURCH C. E. mf!ets a.t the chui"ch em't looking tor work. Jor a Sunrise service. 0:15 Unified servh!e. Scrl~ton &ub- 1" 11" ' An ~x-presldent doesn't. do so JCCI.: ''The Blessed Men". well, lt was rumored that Machado 1 7:30 Evangelist.Jc eve[l,lng service. &fJirated out of Cuba. with two mil-~ Sermon• subject: ··rs There Room'?" lions. That. was becaUlle the alr· Wed., '7 :30 Prayer and studi hour. , plane people llmll, you to t1fty Alj.tendance inc!'Eiaslng.-help us pounda or bftapge. However two pasa our marlt of 64 last Wednesday mlllloii would look very appetlziJ'Ig Bring your Bible and your friend& I m1 a rubber pitchfork. We will take the job to oe.th of omcc and a pstr o! water wlngl!l. --- - -- One· WMd .Led To Another - -- -- I 2 larae Fl•kes o~ Granule• ' pkgo. ~~ DR·ESSING Qt. Jar M.MlVIiL LOAF. SLlCED 20 ciun~es. Preyer rrie,cltlng study Prl. ~lble C~VItC!f 0" THE N··J·. •. '' a . q, P. Blnaler, Pul<or, Ml " . PJundRY ·schMI ·o:ao A. M. \ Morning woMhlp 10:30 /t.. M'C·· ~· N. Y. P. S. 6:30 P. M. Evangcllatic sewlce 7:30 P. M. Prnyer meeting Thurs. 7:30 P. M. DELA\IED that W Secuon lQ. When · fftl!~ tablea. or honey, pa.eked. conuuners a.re olfl!:rw:i w: 00 OUR AART 1 HEN (he revolt against Muchado, presideRt of Cuu3, was rewarded with the abdication and ftight of the former autocratic president, it was confidently expec!Pd that as soon as a leader satisfactory to the majority of the many cliqUes on the southern island was selected, that not·malcy :-yould be restored and all troubles van.ish. 'Jlhat I u.on~ . VIRGINIA . GREGG lb. BUTTER ) .s'!rmon subJect of the mornina. lain P.•rcentuge went to tho milk fund, a · fund u.ed for charib.f in th e American metropolis. There were re· ported z!l;Ooo cash customers who paid actual money to Ere the ~'ttle between two well known bQxing ma>Jt.ers. The inter~~ting part of the she>w however, is not the u·nm· .• er who ~id to see tht;, ';go" nor.tp.e p11in<.ri.P,"l~ concernetl in the 1\gMi, Quj o tQ ijle ctltli4'\ttl< ~~~~'!lng tblnr about thi~: stot'y Ia the ,numb~, ·ot''P', ~!l'f.,\Pl' weM to see the bi,ittle fr"" of charge. If the news report concern· ing this feature f.f the entertainment is ''orrect, forr every dx wh.9 p~d to sec, one went in for nothinv, there having been S,odllreported uo seeing the fight ,free of charge. Nattlfally there is always a certain number of pas•e• !o be iBs1t~d for any event, c!ther athl etic or otherwi•e because «f the nH\ny services var·ious people c.lo in pru~ moting t~:'! entcrtain!11ent and· which are qone without THE CUBAN SITUATION ..•: .1 1 piJ to product. ln _ , ......: poJnt o1 origin 10 place 01 ~--­ Ina" m· furthtr g:radltlf lla': oondi- 9:30 Momtns worship service and cl!\11!5 perlod. "Ttle Christian Steward's Unlmown Sin" be the A F!GH'I' was ~eld in New \ork recontly whet•eby. <'el'• ouch u gr~nt number of h•nger•·on should be in position to succesi.(ully dcm:•.nd scats for the cnmivul. On the whol<•, there ure generally teo many•ft·ee du~ cn.ts pasl:iCd out in th e majority of caKes and also g~m!I'­ ally the o'l)e ~ favored most are those who ar11 lcu~;t en~ titled to t)lc courtesy. PAOaPID FULL CREAM P. M. • charge. .tr ·llowevcr, it is beyond the pale of rea.11on .. lb~ t.OO 100 MANY DEAD HEADS ' aer\rlce. ,:1 on I• : N~ G'AME. UN-IGHT :TWAS All WR~N~ . l' 'fHE GOVERNOR'S· DECISION • ~veninl: No - - --·- - '. .' ~ BETIIANY M. II. CIIUBCII · GOVERNOR WHITE'S decision !JOe to be a candidate for a third term for gove rn ot· leaves- the trail wide open for many deserving Democrats who feel they nave the desirec! mak'e-up to pt·ov~rly fill the governor's chair in the state capitol.- As a re•ult of the governor's final emphatic litHtem~::nt reJatire to hil:! candidacy, '''e may look for a great many unnouncemehts in the very near iu~ ~re. : . With :politics as one of th e few places where rnen may be sur.e of their salaries when once they are erected, we may pi'.epare now for the greatest list of candidates that have 'Cr~ me out in a long time because the governor's statemen~ , l eaves them all on an equal footing. Ther~ will probably be just as much of 1\ scrap on the other .~ide of lhe political fence so that ere primary days roll~:!lround once more the fur shouJd .fly thick and fast. There· is no doubting the fact thst the governor has hi• eye bigger game and that the senatorial toga at Washingt,ip from the Buckeye State, is the ultimate goal nf the pr:¢ ,cnt chief executive, will probubly not be de· lliL·d. \Vh~ther or not the Democ ratl'l in any job of Jmpcrtancc : ~viii cut any kind of a succe8Hful figure, r~~.ts to a very;::vc1·y great extent on the t)UCcess. of their pn.s~ enl vcntu·rc with the N. R. A. They probably will J'i•e cr fall wiih that undet'taking. •' ,1. .tds lllllw......,. •• .lbll 1 Jk)ift~d 81 Carrier 1D!1o Weol< ................... I .15 Ont Month •. . ...•.•.••.••• IIDDtlu ....... : ...... , Poe IIODIIl ................. , .60 Three Six )..(OQtJ:ll ................ . Jlne Year •. • , . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . &.oa Qne Year . ..... .. , ...• .. •.• .. ' . .,j ' I ; r .NATIOI!U ADVJ!R'ti,ING BEPII&SENTA'!'IV-1 I Fred II'J.,hU. lu. . ~a.IJ'Itl,..orab. ' • "When do we eat?" !AJiaDco wlJI be publltbod. Cllloop, 1 I • - l l l o l l ..U....., their oaq~....-.altbCIUib DOl lo be CldJt,ted.. ADnOYTUOUS letten, howner ezcellent aad. 4.,..blt in t!WD· ' ...... lrl ~ '· --- - .- - ----;--:.:·-:-:.·.---- ::- .-- -:--: ·.::;::.:·: :-::=-::::::-.:..o:;.. 't' New Cuban Head Noted Surgeon • Mr. and Mrs. Landm Cook went 10 Spencer, W. Va., Wedne.sday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shriber and l:ie&~le • Senti of Pomeroy . visited Mr. 1\nd .Mrs. C. D. Bentz and Mr. end Mrs. J. M. Bel'ltz 8unday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Best, 1\fr. and N.rs. Art Lippincott and liOn, Mr. ana Mra. Gordon Rardlna and daughter Ruth, Mr. and MrB. Jacob W~J~ and lhla Paye Swartz ·or Marietta were the Sunday guestfl 11f Mt·. p.r.d Mra. Dana Swartz. hALLWOOP T. J. Sprouse returned Mqnday after spending several with relal.iveB a.t ~arkersburg Madctta. Roy Dl'alte and O~tJe ~1~:;:::0~ made a business trip to_~ Monday &11:1 returned home and Mrs. Walter Reese of Carbon spent · Labor day the latter's uncle, Roy Drake family. Lucille Parsons ot Union r.c!day. was calllng on Mr. and MrB. Oeo. Mr. and Mrs. Jlrn Swartz spent M. Parsons Saturday evening. Eunday with Mr. and Mr1. McClade Rtith Cohen of Charleston re~ Bowlud l'lsh at Tannar, W. Va., wu vlsttiDJ V. L. Shumway Wed .. . P,t!~h ~r.-.jp.~ C{itd Veg~tablu .' , agonts r rt:J)Bifk fresh hcm.y In cont111ners or ~))1;)118, Apples, GriJ'Iles Golden 8 lbs 2.1c Sweet. Potatoes .... , ... 6 lbs. 19c Or~g~s . . . . . ~ .. . .. . . . . OO.Z. 27r. Peadres~ Etbedas ....... ·. . lb. 5c. YeUnw Onions .... UHb. bag 25e Celery, Lg.,Stalks ....... 2 for 17c ccmmon catT¥:rS: exccQtOO, · eou- fligna, dt'ltvei'S" u· oftt'l.~ Vle , ea.me fer .sale, either jtrtvately or In the · pen market, tllall .Cause euc:~ con;- . ~alnent to ~ lk m6rlre4 'ih a,"'f. plain and 1ndel1~le rnannet' ;\& follow~: 1. Wltht ' their tun name and oddrt'ss. Including the 'O'OWO... or p~cked dity is re-packed must be sho'Wn . .=-lalAtnlcaPACinc·v: . ' . Ual'ley Mldkl.ft was calling on Tnm Weber of Cheater Saturday. Fall Dresses·: ' . '1 ' 1F1umad ' and' Ul!furr~ $19.75.. .. $6.50 t(> ,. Children"$ r: School' Dress~s~ her uncle., Archie Ellhr and famllp of Car~ton. By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. CllU'6l10&' Coughetlour of Cht!tillrc hie new J9b h~'e ns n. stu.1r~d ' Mid~ ctpnl of the~ "entral .scha.::l. • Mr. ~tnd Mhi. :ijeJ¥1Ctt ~ttl!: Md ch lldrrn and Oom Rupe were r:nllhl'@ on Mr. Hlld Mill. Bake: Mut.t.~lcws a~1ct !IIJ.nlly Sunday PVelllug. ..., . Mr. a.oc:l• Mr~. Wm . I'Ott.! letL SUndllY' fort an exa.endect vl"lt at Columbw 'and1 Sp:riu~licld, Mr~. H• \1,-, McCiiar.ty:. MrB. Qlo.y .. tQn .Riii)'Ca. and. two r.hildren ~t BUnda w!~ OharJ&r Htii'U and ,.,ts. tor or QCar· Cljlo.ehlre. .Mm. Et.tR. Evant- 0'! K.ra:e1· wa~ culim; Qtl' 8tfn. Ed.na. LitLle! MnndaJ \ 'lz StiES AND REGULARS G1 :tee ,.Grcwev djt'pcrt Thur~ay to be ready to r~~ume-hllt dutles Monda.y 8l'o Prln· , .. Cr~pe, Satin, Faille, Bengali~,' . Wool, colon bla.lk, brown, eel- · III'&Y and Navy, Price• $3.4:; Sport ·Coal. l!ild Dre11 . C.oa y fD clay ed) of !h,e Mlsaio:n Hulghtfl, V;l. Va... was cn.ilt;.l• ou friends le.:~t wllck. 1 Mary Oaa·st ~Pf!nt Sunti:1y wiLb . .; Coats Char.lea 8tarnet ot Toledo was calling on trl~rods hete Wednesday. · .TURKEY RUN .,. The ' New at (.{ Dutch. Ridge. sch , ol I>U8 driver Monday, c. M. N.atthewt~ moved 1.o . stato whelre such} 11HAif there is more to any buaine11 tlan mer.ely h&ving a place t~ ~ llo ll.uiinaJ. Secur~1 the merc:b4ndia~ ~U and· selima it risht• . · . l'he:rilfJtt lii~td oF merchandise; ~kedu~· br,~ ria!ltklnd of Advenio~ng, will ,Iwaya. bl!ilcl& prQfih.ble-ll...inen. · Gaed!advertis~ create.an iuettible.appeaf. ldwediled m•I'FiludkF alwaya creare.- aoocl:-will for any; bl!ljqei. b.-qoe it givea aatiafactioD. . : T:h' d!'.~!lcf for'advertioe~ I~! ~ ~winrJ; dlar· by dat. Ad.:v:,.aijqa. ~w!l)'• "'alrea a wonderiL,l im~11io~ on huay oho~n;'tJIIIY. •lw~ya rucJ>tllt ada:fteforilihoppina.iri order to . · Trlatbf!!l lfliT"rt!aintr h••·• wic!~ r•~ qf &I!P~' ever,Wy. : '• ' . it o11l1' the fir.t .tep. nit moat impo•hlnt ~intr it the aellinar of !!~•rchancft•~> •••• w...... ~ Jq!jll'Y· '· ' .NEW BLOVSES. '-NEW ,SKIR'£8'.,,.: All Re-orders Higher. Now. \ .. ·' _·Ne~ Styles in Sboes · Mea's, Womea'• aad Cblldrea's. lrreacbea • m 'thb •'N~, n:a , .' urn· 's l '1 "i ' Middleport, ObiD .. . ' : \' ~ • 'I ' II&I·····K~·····~Iaiii.IIT···ILIIII.III•I•SIIIIIIIIIIIIII~IXIIIII&tLi l ---·- • •I J i .:t ~'::, ~~I ' ~· ... '· .. - - ,. ( I �\ Mr. . .. iii.. ~ ~ lltelil \ioro Pt. seam ~..,.... sc:;hool at sa.~em l'l...,.nt vloltm / "' .;' impmlDir: !. ~ - - -- ------ - Nll:l ~ • m Bii'WNly. 1·-May Cd'W'I.l'dt who il ernr*IYeC Ulll l . ~. r .. J4ar~ of Park~ura: ~~ Pl PJ.ea;5anJ.. ·~41;} t.no w~lt end ,r , ,~oP~Dt Ole wee\ 4md w;a. bll wUe- l wl.tl). her ~r.s. W . and Mr1. W . ...m M l"S N . . . . . . . a l>!lol· ·on,a d,aoilllor. A. Edih.nllo. · ness vbltcr at ft . Pleaddt SMt6-M!M LeW or~ · -lepoct , ~· ~~ - ~- J~ Rtekat'd tlay. wu _t ~- v!altor htre Oada:Y. &,P:iil. \hf, y.re~k et\d w:lt& their son Commodore 9abr .;M Q:LIII! ·He li tnteiwted ln . · · ~ a ~~ ltl.riDrd. and family ot out• Eerfrlce Evant ~titq6Tthe Visit· W.t».ama ~tra and p~pQ,. we!'e ton. r<1 tno~ here ~mlliie "' doliltl ..,., " '· &nd . >ln. . Byron F'ey ond ' Mrs. Minnlle Rou8h ami soD ~ & P. R. ~ of the Jrl. E. c.bildtm. Mr5. Malla.ret Pt)' , Mr.>. l1:j;;i,;o t;,lnY.oull(Jitown a.nt;l Mra. BUI)" chlli-ch. met at the ~ ol( lira. Lon D.lclr.ens &fld. three children 11 or Mt:"J:JOQ.ald, wsrc re- W 1 It, J"'t)eaqng Tut'ilda.y evenins. were Slmd&y rueeta ot Mr. anu ~.:.0!1:.<1 or Mr. f.nd Mrl. .Senr.)' , Tiicst: prdtent \Yere - 4!.tr. and Kn . Mrs. Hany 1\la<:hlr of 8etb,el. Gearhart.. Mrs. J . T . Roblao!.on, Dr ..~bbloo and Mr.! .. M&dgt· Jc e Dll"4f.cn Rnd Mr. "Vfacgri~r ot Mrs. Kelg, Mrs. Geor~ Mees. Mrs. Litt le. Of Obar~ l'ls.lt.·d CJ.al le~t.on u.re butJncu vi!Jitors ,McEivll!nc. Mn . c. A. Jividen Ml"h . Mn .• S.rab SometvUie (d Ten Mtle "F ink m... ..........._ · .. ~~.y. h ere this woek. . ~.... 'o.":".~ =~m an, Mra. 6 . 1tli' a.r.d MW; LeW Mc.MUitn Mr . un d Mrs. St.f!inl ord. .Rhodc6 of 0 ~fier, Et~th Coopqr, l!;lut u.nd R. B. x_.,oPP Plea.sant were Buqd&J (I"Uellt4 ot Hu 'ift&ll't, Mj-a. Fc!'!Jit-.~elrl.le. ,-cnopp of Hetrn'ts, ·"'''·''"'•Hit:;~;:! i\lld Mrs. Roy Shennan and PJ!:rc, ~- tl. TOl'Jtr, ~- F.it6 Bum LU1d t'r!t"""~-ru.~,..,~ · ~~~~= J dl, ush tt>r. ,gat=ruler, Mrs. iJ::~.i Amick. Mrs. .:.. MI S. ArUmr Met's 18 vim t.hig Mr A. H . SuttJe, Wllilam K....""lopp , g' s· H' ... n..n·d 1\frs. r~e Brown AL Carroll . Freda ayg&x, Mrs. Je~i-e K a.uft . A An ·Mn;. !:llZa~t.h mer. Mrs. J . H. Ms. and Mrs. A. D. WLIO:»rln ar.d ,,.,..,_,,......_ M ~laughter Auturn, Bill Miller, Ml~ YUWuuu and Mra. W.H . ~lemng . ' 1". U.!!d Mrs. Elmer B IU.Uil oi Loub: Mee~r and E::l Wll•h attenaMiss Edna. c.apehart ot N~w B rt me!\, Wel'"e WOOk end c uelrts Ot 8t :~~i~~:~:a·~=~~:~2~~ r: 1· c . PiM'..er nnct Mr. and who lllrll. have daughWr, 1)(C2l reeldln g l.8. here for the PMt. severaJ year~ ~ have moved tc Oharleeton wh ere of ream. a Mr . Fll!her ,h as his law clllce. sophomores. J F I Jce-•- w-· , __ ,~ ., , 1 t h " '"N ,.,. 1100 ,..y .. t no t::Mt wEek W!th rela.tivca at Wr.sh real lngton . D. c . new 1 Mrt. Walter l£wls aud chl!d1en. Hester and Wo.ltt r o! Pt. PlCManl, ::;r:;;; th.l c::.:;::--.c: Peden were week end .auestB of Mr. ano • ;r,::;~·,..,.:..:·,_.;.,_..;._ _.. Mrs. Henry Wmtu and daughli!r . Mir.s Camr-ll ta. CmUJtnghu.m of Evans, ar rivf'd he re Sunday. Blu: Is C1lt' of the Waltama. High •·t·hool lnetructon:. which the cpenlng aame with MorriK H11ryt;r and three weeks rp pf'epare for Jbe ·e ncounter W~th I tuuat t1nd In the line, an entirely ·}· Bc~u rl 1t cclvcd a badl v eonable. Phone 202-R. The Daily "tall-back" -ritJon while new expc etcd. Tribune. 8·7-tt fteld fenera.'- _..,. line Mr. and Mr:-.. F . R. Ca"""" and ... and 'powe•ful ~ - ~., plungerl'l to rept~ 81ntlc and Badfa.mily wero Sunday gl.Hlfits of Mr. PO:R RENT- Hou.se on Front a ~ . between Walnut a.nd Coal. Re - o~ty, C~el&nd'a power rams, and ll.lld Mrs D11.n P. Gist a t Le!.l\r t. duced re nt, newly painted and C!on-adlr1, fleet quarterback must! Mnl . .Evel:m Fogl ·-!)c..18 retu rneti to Buckatm{m Su.n,-a_v aaer l'lsit' n rpalred. lz:Qulre of M:a. Ida al5o be broU$:ht. to~~light. ~ - ....- tng her Pl'.\'£111£, Mr l1 ld MI"C w Dobbs, ~nd hOU6e a bove Depot. u A "ON C iT .p J • • 9-13-6t ~~~ 1 Y ~- ogi:JJW so ns for t.h~ pns & &nd w~/' ~· By MARY WOLF •l'()R SALE- Ten nice thrifty ptgs, Jl'l ck H if3,00 each. W. 0 . Hall, near RuLland depot. 9-10·3L Hfi t~rt . , """ · an Mrs. WR. lkcr B ~aVCT or U'!'tlngton spent ~he week ('nd · ' v. ~~~~~Ui of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ccnr.tr,nm Trus.sell attended t.h<"' V1nton co. fatr at McArthur and was the home guest o! MrB. 0. A. Radcllff. Olp. McNt'".mee of RaCit)l!, • p ~'"l S unday evenlnJ with S. E. Tt·us,' 11 a n....• ram u y. L. E. Trussell and dau.gh tc: Murl visited Floyd Wllso:J. an , . · ' ' .,. gu:-sl~ Orr cor Murra.ysvi11e, were Sunday of Mr. r.nd Mt'S. Arthur Orr. or ,~n~n~.t~. ·w~~r,..lesccntM~E,,Jw.. ~---.... .. of Mr. and Mr!. D. 0 . McEJ.rov. Mr. Ca.r:-a 'l d '-"ond Mrs. Kerman · . an / ovu;, C!loll~ on Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Tmtle. F:rtday evening. Mrs. Mlnhie Orr was ca.llln[ on h er mother, Mr$. Ja.zhes Moore or Car mel. Mrs . MoOre !ra.eturcd her hlp Monoay. Nell 'J;r\]S6ell.went the w~k end wlln ~•lee~ JJ./>ush or Rachie , M~. »;i1d Ml'3. Ra.lp}l Fra.nk . reccht ~cs!"s·~ot :Mr 2.nd MTs --.....---·_ · · GAMES TODAY AMIRICAN ASI!lOtJiATION I"JIL...,mtJitJnahlp< lna);..O.tf) Ml.iuun~polla. 11.t Oolwnbus l3 I Ql .) I Doing Like the Dicky, Mt~ Eleanor Cart;o'! y rcturnd to Cha.rle8ton, Sunoay arter being the , ~!'OR SALE-Clali5 C and D Beer guest or hC'J' paz e11t.s, Mr. and ''permits. Expl.te April U, 1934. F. R. Unn~ey nnd Jamlly ror Lh~ $ell for f.O. Inquire Olartnu pll-'llit W£Ck . Ohapman, Letart Palls, Ohio. M8.1')' F.lli?"'lbeth BJ-etn er, Pen !"! t-12-6t. Fa ye Ble t.n:?r nnd Berni{:() Fa rley FOR SALE-30-30 Winchester rUle wcn L l.o H\wtmg tou , Sunday, wi1Pre or will trade for la.YIIlll pullets. Write or see, Oharlea T . Rhodea J,EGAL NOTIOE Long Bottom, 0 ., RL, 1 % E. L. Riebel. 9~14-3t Oen'l Code, Sees .. 11272-to 8 .ALL MA.Itf',$ or radlqs aervlced a\ Stella Heckard who resideR at rea10nabte prkes. Bring lu your 1\kron, Ohto, No. 3tf9 East Akrqjl, . radio or e&l. :t ~ ..:. H. M. Croll Route No. 3 a.nd Raymond R. Quhten wh08C realdcnce Is unknoft . MIG.I,!eport.. wtll ta.ke notice that 0. H. Stewart, Administrator De Bonis Non of the Eatat.8 of Sara.h Jane Qutnen oh l:{elp 1111ted Lte 4th day of August 1033, flle'd WANTED--Old between lit! o[ :1) his petition In ·Lhe Probate Court ~~ :m. tor runa.ewor~. li'M' 'oro ~~tn and for the Oounty ~f wUUnr to ..... toPlol1tlafor winter t&etaa, a.nd State of · Ohlo, alle1ln1 · •"' • that the peraonal estate of aa1d de .. . ~~~llg, II ' rem.tlves het'e. Mr. anil Mrs. Mer!eoarsoq, and IX:'n, Rvy, of Westerville, were Bun "" . . ~~~- . ~~.,~ ra:~~-Y ~~'!d':.ts... Wayne y I POLLY AND HER pALS =~· Charles Ble tner or Oh nrleston >h• w..k end at hi.-, hOP'O ::,r~rs~~t~ was a visitor Ml'l'. nt Buchannan Sunday. Amick ·ld Mrs. Mr:-;. Jullu. McDaruel 115 rptX~rl.el.i "Bf!)' . at rn. . R. Carto bt: ~erlc u.~ l}' Ill a.t her hotn~ o. ouald f'r.glerong will le:l.l't'. .,,,.., hu e. \\e k t 0 ""' f '·· ~ eDToll ot Ohio Univm·&t y l\ ~:; R alh IcenhOWt·r- h ac. ' " !or the wlnt •-- at£'!" o.<;.lm. t urnod f r om Wm;hlngton. D. C. ttr spending the past two weeks w!th rein. Uvea. MAGGIE, W A ¥ r and Mr!'. L. c . Furb~e and • • d ht M 1 L:~8c e~ ar ene we~e viBltors at Mr. and Mrs. E.. L. Foreman · E-n ury ot .t'l'OIIJ f::S Expos!.· !hopped tn......Pt. Plea6ant Prlday. tmn " t Chlcago l~.t Wfclt· They Homer J'OllNon at'tend.Mcouttln .vMteo at · l!l!llanapolls ··~~I P<. Pleasant the paat week. ' w!th" < '· J . .Fur'l.:ee at CU1cinJ1Itt:~ : Olady5. daughter ~ {)If Mil., and MiSscs Leo,a Wolf abd J!mma: Mn Dan Marr, Who has be~ iU. . r • .2l Favored· Out • M.. _...,.. Fieh, Ped•lli•1 J4ller )Irs. E. Mn~. Torr-enee. Mr. R.and Rft.y'mond CJf Etiste Ridge, spent Sunday wtth cd th: : - plcveterans nl c: rcr hf""Jd Spa.'lim Amen-- H&,:ren: was _tire, "'-eek c.tvi guest or Wa.r a.t; Pni-kcr:; Ml•.s An.'\lt!e .M'ett. Stmday Mr. and Mr&. l':d Capehart and I or Terra Haute Ind t::.rnuy are hwvtng- t"niB week int,n • · the property ownect by Mr and Vll\8 the recent guest of Mr. &nd Mrs. GhiU'l%. Smith 0 r Oha i Mrs. Emory LaRue. I n cston. r.tward Blake arld Altfft Brison ho~:S:we}l party ~ held a t Ule !:a ve enrolled at Mar&hall College evening! p,':rr~. P'~O. Pi.sh:e.r , Ftlclay tor the coming term. · . s. er "-'ft fOO' Cl}arwhere Those •he wlllprewnt make h~~~· '"" the !uLnn,u:ll Turner oi Washington, Ieaton ture hoznl'. D. c . ilrrlvt.! d here last we~k " IH.l occa:uOn were : Mrs. J . 1'. RobJ ... ~n . , w,\1 n:·~l .1 e a L th e home of his bro IM'cElvalne Mre 0 A Jl 1 ..._... • t her , Mr. and Mr<;. H . c Turncr Mrs Ketg ' •••,· 0 ·,0.,· . ~.~· Ell'~ '· • ,ra.Fl'e"da · am1 1am 11y. Hutchinson G-gc •a x.......,.,.~. ~ Mr". Ml'li Gl 11.dy~~; ZI'Uter ~ pen t tb:· H. Windon. Mr• ~ · M•. ·' wee k end with her gra.ndm.oth~. Ellznteth "'"'d uc·y Royc Bhc. m&n, :~~=:r ~~£Or ~V!; Ivl:8· 1~~e!t Yt'0t~ 1 ~1c~:nt a.&~~"; M~~nJari~n~~~:~~ r.f:w backfield .combination must be b~!"td arm aw l hn.nti wh~n 1\ POf& RENT--6 room houoo , mod· lJnCOl'ered. A new kicker &I"IJi pas- Q:a. l).lnc sbw e·.plode<t . He 1 ~ Mtt oonvenlences. Rent very rea- 6P.I' must be found for the the gettb g ;.l ong J.<. well a.s. could be For Sale, Mioc. I ~hampion -· s~::E YOU" LOCAL ~ ' K 'a r wtlt'lll 111 O..1: ALER '' ~- "*. Phl ~dclpP,ia . "~"' New ~ at ·Qhlcago. BO!!ton· atl Pittsburgh. Brookl)m. at ~ l(ouls. {l.IA'.nm' T.~li COLit,tAN !,A... P ,( , STO'fE~~~~~~~[ 'hi\., '991'1: ·. K•n•.,, "'if•le,lp~. ''., P•,, c. h;.•••. •""'-"' 1'.' · ~ -.--=----~.._=,__,_____.:__::..,_..:.:;. .. _:..::.__~~~ . , AMERICA!f1 aUGUE 1 · o~ll!podal)f "'""' d.,.,. loa ,..,. - oou... meDH Tht fOI!l' · - the Ill tba tour mtJ~ Mrs.,' ·-t WIIJtlabllt ...,. ,,..•• u Mllnneapoll~. D\v~ ; HdJh.Ls; I Cr~in :Ltmps Minn. ; Max Padlow •. Doo Wtl&on•, oa.plela. C&.l'll Bmnpel;:i, Tom to Ge orgcopc nlCt>, nnd 61-t-ve J,lplilk, Cleveland; Budd 00;\:, Springftelcl : Jamm PI-pols. Btrutiler6; l.nd. Trever Rees, Dover. Last ____;..;...;,;o..----u· '• ; Oecrgc .N"- ea,l, Da yton Kab!a10. YcungdnwoJ;; TbctrliW Black Uck; Girorge l(l!efe"' , Toledo; John MtA:ee. Ycunsstown ; Wtltred Iront-on ; Richard McAninch. MaJ.. lkwiJ~;h. I '. ' · '~""'t<;r=n-. ··u. " pay her ' .. J t erinQ: Did You '·Ever Stop To Think? ..._ ... ... :tt.ll Pack :No Slack flllinCJ • t..Rey Lewis Zttkle, \ani.; Sta.nley FUncura, Lor.ail\:,. ; , Jack Smith, Hamilton ; D">Lmon W-c:tul, and J ce Thomas, Columlme- • aU4 .James Voael&~. l!.!.ma. of admlniS~ her estate: th&t she died , . sdsed In fee-simple or Lhe follow~ in c dCbCrlbed real estate stluate tn i'tMJND-Strayecf Pii'· Owner can the County of Meigll and State of ~ ~ave same by paying fer thla ad ... Ohio ~tnd de~:~crlbed Da follows: , ~· P. Locan. WylUs Hill . o.. t4-at It being J..ot No. 41 In Bridgeman's Addition to said Village Syr&cuse and located on t.h.e corner of Water Street of aald . V111age exteptlug ulx feet off tile north end of said lot deeded by L. H . Brldger.l ii.O to ttl&ao Carleton lUI recorded m Volume 43, PH.Jie 407 of thr re· cords o1 dccd.s of Melga County Oh!o. The property hereby coo.· vt~~cd with. the exception above ' FiOuud- Murray, and James :=cott, T c leclo; Brw:JS8l'd, North Lmuv. Cart Oram Pro•RI'>'t; 1 ' ' 'D~Ili!>!>O ·V J~'llll~'..,alil! . Victor 'l'an&ld • , and. oOmer ·ot~rt · 'Willrin"efy, ~-; .l"lWlk , Clcvclana: John L. lt·i ...~ h , MR!ltifield ; Rlt hard Mb::IUDI. . Mawnee; Jot; ~r"' Wv ;;r- Cincinnati: Mar-tm V:kllli r.tnd John · w ;ppe 3~ · X. c:e4eli\ II moutl\elent ,...._...,....._...,_ .;..._ _ _ _ _ . drbte: and the cltarg'es epor&t of K•CM>-J.-.:.:"-;:·;;. In foOtball; Tburl ebuppe, s;~f Pard,, .. -ettlad; 'II I touo.,: • i[ &AME PRICE..,_ :: :A542 YIARS AGO ''~";"f~·~~·~,~being to ~ theH.same property b;. at L. Bridgeman deed recorded ln Volume 314, deeds of said Melge Ohio. pmyer or so.ld petition Is for payment of d ebts and charges. The persons Dt1L above men thmed wll further take notice tlml they bavc been made parLies de fen d&nt to said pctltldn and that the) &re required to ansWer the .s11tnc on , 9r before the 18th day of November 1 lly Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. Y~ should nner forget the importance .,f the various 1n· duslria'.thlllt, .-11:• your city and nerver lose an opportunity to encoura11e and.uaitt them in their I'Owth for therein reata the oucceu of )'OUT·community and the welfare of all who live and workthete. · ' I 1033. 0 . H. Stewart, •.mtor De Bon! ~; Admtn18- 1 Speed' ~·· mould be taught that the time to- be careful ia llttiore accidents lil!ppen-not afterwanb. By not thinking "s.Ht¥ Firat,,. a lu of them jump head fint into trouble. of estate of Sarah Jane QuillEn. St pt.embel' 7. 1933. B- 7-ewks. Every:hetl)o ahoald read the clauified ada. Moat everybody finds uu for d\em, for they are of great value to both buyer and aeller. I ' Moat cities aeem to have a lot of trained apeakera. Tliey are ..,.,.t tohave around if they have been tnoined to talk about th;o; ript. thinp at the ript time. I 'tlae -.:hanl who readt thio qewapaper and doeo not adverHe knows it reaches &!ld ia. read lly the.peeple h• waab to sell, so :!"h)' not advertise in it? tioo i• it al\ould,atop to think. •• C~ONIAIS AcE RIGHTHAitDE'R·· • O~E" OF .71/E REASDAIS FrJR. J~s SUt:t;SS.S I &;.;:~ .....iii '---•-··· !· - ···---'"- ·-·"'' I -: ~·~-- .'fi! l ,, .•. I ·~ , '< ~·' .- . f . , . ., ;)..,. . ' '. ,. ' Sl>"'O>.I!"ople oeem to choolf ~ll!le today iUft•!l· 11f c:p· ··••f ' " ' l. ·• ,, • �\ Mr. . .. iii.. ~ ~ lltelil \ioro Pt. seam ~..,.... sc:;hool at sa.~em l'l...,.nt vloltm / "' .;' impmlDir: !. ~ - - -- ------ - Nll:l ~ • m Bii'WNly. 1·-May Cd'W'I.l'dt who il ernr*IYeC Ulll l . ~. r .. J4ar~ of Park~ura: ~~ Pl PJ.ea;5anJ.. ·~41;} t.no w~lt end ,r , ,~oP~Dt Ole wee\ 4md w;a. bll wUe- l wl.tl). her ~r.s. W . and Mr1. W . ...m M l"S N . . . . . . . a l>!lol· ·on,a d,aoilllor. A. Edih.nllo. · ness vbltcr at ft . Pleaddt SMt6-M!M LeW or~ · -lepoct , ~· ~~ - ~- J~ Rtekat'd tlay. wu _t ~- v!altor htre Oada:Y. &,P:iil. \hf, y.re~k et\d w:lt& their son Commodore 9abr .;M Q:LIII! ·He li tnteiwted ln . · · ~ a ~~ ltl.riDrd. and family ot out• Eerfrlce Evant ~titq6Tthe Visit· W.t».ama ~tra and p~pQ,. we!'e ton. r<1 tno~ here ~mlliie "' doliltl ..,., " '· &nd . >ln. . Byron F'ey ond ' Mrs. Minnlle Rou8h ami soD ~ & P. R. ~ of the Jrl. E. c.bildtm. Mr5. Malla.ret Pt)' , Mr.>. l1:j;;i,;o t;,lnY.oull(Jitown a.nt;l Mra. BUI)" chlli-ch. met at the ~ ol( lira. Lon D.lclr.ens &fld. three children 11 or Mt:"J:JOQ.ald, wsrc re- W 1 It, J"'t)eaqng Tut'ilda.y evenins. were Slmd&y rueeta ot Mr. anu ~.:.0!1:.<1 or Mr. f.nd Mrl. .Senr.)' , Tiicst: prdtent \Yere - 4!.tr. and Kn . Mrs. Hany 1\la<:hlr of 8etb,el. Gearhart.. Mrs. J . T . Roblao!.on, Dr ..~bbloo and Mr.! .. M&dgt· Jc e Dll"4f.cn Rnd Mr. "Vfacgri~r ot Mrs. Kelg, Mrs. Geor~ Mees. Mrs. Litt le. Of Obar~ l'ls.lt.·d CJ.al le~t.on u.re butJncu vi!Jitors ,McEivll!nc. Mn . c. A. Jividen Ml"h . Mn .• S.rab SometvUie (d Ten Mtle "F ink m... ..........._ · .. ~~.y. h ere this woek. . ~.... 'o.":".~ =~m an, Mra. 6 . 1tli' a.r.d MW; LeW Mc.MUitn Mr . un d Mrs. St.f!inl ord. .Rhodc6 of 0 ~fier, Et~th Coopqr, l!;lut u.nd R. B. x_.,oPP Plea.sant were Buqd&J (I"Uellt4 ot Hu 'ift&ll't, Mj-a. Fc!'!Jit-.~elrl.le. ,-cnopp of Hetrn'ts, ·"'''·''"'•Hit:;~;:! i\lld Mrs. Roy Shennan and PJ!:rc, ~- tl. TOl'Jtr, ~- F.it6 Bum LU1d t'r!t"""~-ru.~,..,~ · ~~~~= J dl, ush tt>r. ,gat=ruler, Mrs. iJ::~.i Amick. Mrs. .:.. MI S. ArUmr Met's 18 vim t.hig Mr A. H . SuttJe, Wllilam K....""lopp , g' s· H' ... n..n·d 1\frs. r~e Brown AL Carroll . Freda ayg&x, Mrs. Je~i-e K a.uft . A An ·Mn;. !:llZa~t.h mer. Mrs. J . H. Ms. and Mrs. A. D. WLIO:»rln ar.d ,,.,..,_,,......_ M ~laughter Auturn, Bill Miller, Ml~ YUWuuu and Mra. W.H . ~lemng . ' 1". U.!!d Mrs. Elmer B IU.Uil oi Loub: Mee~r and E::l Wll•h attenaMiss Edna. c.apehart ot N~w B rt me!\, Wel'"e WOOk end c uelrts Ot 8t :~~i~~:~:a·~=~~:~2~~ r: 1· c . PiM'..er nnct Mr. and who lllrll. have daughWr, 1)(C2l reeldln g l.8. here for the PMt. severaJ year~ ~ have moved tc Oharleeton wh ere of ream. a Mr . Fll!her ,h as his law clllce. sophomores. J F I Jce-•- w-· , __ ,~ ., , 1 t h " '"N ,.,. 1100 ,..y .. t no t::Mt wEek W!th rela.tivca at Wr.sh real lngton . D. c . new 1 Mrt. Walter l£wls aud chl!d1en. Hester and Wo.ltt r o! Pt. PlCManl, ::;r:;;; th.l c::.:;::--.c: Peden were week end .auestB of Mr. ano • ;r,::;~·,..,.:..:·,_.;.,_..;._ _.. Mrs. Henry Wmtu and daughli!r . Mir.s Camr-ll ta. CmUJtnghu.m of Evans, ar rivf'd he re Sunday. Blu: Is C1lt' of the Waltama. High •·t·hool lnetructon:. which the cpenlng aame with MorriK H11ryt;r and three weeks rp pf'epare for Jbe ·e ncounter W~th I tuuat t1nd In the line, an entirely ·}· Bc~u rl 1t cclvcd a badl v eonable. Phone 202-R. The Daily "tall-back" -ritJon while new expc etcd. Tribune. 8·7-tt fteld fenera.'- _..,. line Mr. and Mr:-.. F . R. Ca"""" and ... and 'powe•ful ~ - ~., plungerl'l to rept~ 81ntlc and Badfa.mily wero Sunday gl.Hlfits of Mr. PO:R RENT- Hou.se on Front a ~ . between Walnut a.nd Coal. Re - o~ty, C~el&nd'a power rams, and ll.lld Mrs D11.n P. Gist a t Le!.l\r t. duced re nt, newly painted and C!on-adlr1, fleet quarterback must! Mnl . .Evel:m Fogl ·-!)c..18 retu rneti to Buckatm{m Su.n,-a_v aaer l'lsit' n rpalred. lz:Qulre of M:a. Ida al5o be broU$:ht. to~~light. ~ - ....- tng her Pl'.\'£111£, Mr l1 ld MI"C w Dobbs, ~nd hOU6e a bove Depot. u A "ON C iT .p J • • 9-13-6t ~~~ 1 Y ~- ogi:JJW so ns for t.h~ pns & &nd w~/' ~· By MARY WOLF •l'()R SALE- Ten nice thrifty ptgs, Jl'l ck H if3,00 each. W. 0 . Hall, near RuLland depot. 9-10·3L Hfi t~rt . , """ · an Mrs. WR. lkcr B ~aVCT or U'!'tlngton spent ~he week ('nd · ' v. ~~~~~Ui of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ccnr.tr,nm Trus.sell attended t.h<"' V1nton co. fatr at McArthur and was the home guest o! MrB. 0. A. Radcllff. Olp. McNt'".mee of RaCit)l!, • p ~'"l S unday evenlnJ with S. E. Tt·us,' 11 a n....• ram u y. L. E. Trussell and dau.gh tc: Murl visited Floyd Wllso:J. an , . · ' ' .,. gu:-sl~ Orr cor Murra.ysvi11e, were Sunday of Mr. r.nd Mt'S. Arthur Orr. or ,~n~n~.t~. ·w~~r,..lesccntM~E,,Jw.. ~---.... .. of Mr. and Mr!. D. 0 . McEJ.rov. Mr. Ca.r:-a 'l d '-"ond Mrs. Kerman · . an / ovu;, C!loll~ on Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Tmtle. F:rtday evening. Mrs. Mlnhie Orr was ca.llln[ on h er mother, Mr$. Ja.zhes Moore or Car mel. Mrs . MoOre !ra.eturcd her hlp Monoay. Nell 'J;r\]S6ell.went the w~k end wlln ~•lee~ JJ./>ush or Rachie , M~. »;i1d Ml'3. Ra.lp}l Fra.nk . reccht ~cs!"s·~ot :Mr 2.nd MTs --.....---·_ · · GAMES TODAY AMIRICAN ASI!lOtJiATION I"JIL...,mtJitJnahlp< lna);..O.tf) Ml.iuun~polla. 11.t Oolwnbus l3 I Ql .) I Doing Like the Dicky, Mt~ Eleanor Cart;o'! y rcturnd to Cha.rle8ton, Sunoay arter being the , ~!'OR SALE-Clali5 C and D Beer guest or hC'J' paz e11t.s, Mr. and ''permits. Expl.te April U, 1934. F. R. Unn~ey nnd Jamlly ror Lh~ $ell for f.O. Inquire Olartnu pll-'llit W£Ck . Ohapman, Letart Palls, Ohio. M8.1')' F.lli?"'lbeth BJ-etn er, Pen !"! t-12-6t. Fa ye Ble t.n:?r nnd Berni{:() Fa rley FOR SALE-30-30 Winchester rUle wcn L l.o H\wtmg tou , Sunday, wi1Pre or will trade for la.YIIlll pullets. Write or see, Oharlea T . Rhodea J,EGAL NOTIOE Long Bottom, 0 ., RL, 1 % E. L. Riebel. 9~14-3t Oen'l Code, Sees .. 11272-to 8 .ALL MA.Itf',$ or radlqs aervlced a\ Stella Heckard who resideR at rea10nabte prkes. Bring lu your 1\kron, Ohto, No. 3tf9 East Akrqjl, . radio or e&l. :t ~ ..:. H. M. Croll Route No. 3 a.nd Raymond R. Quhten wh08C realdcnce Is unknoft . MIG.I,!eport.. wtll ta.ke notice that 0. H. Stewart, Administrator De Bonis Non of the Eatat.8 of Sara.h Jane Qutnen oh l:{elp 1111ted Lte 4th day of August 1033, flle'd WANTED--Old between lit! o[ :1) his petition In ·Lhe Probate Court ~~ :m. tor runa.ewor~. li'M' 'oro ~~tn and for the Oounty ~f wUUnr to ..... toPlol1tlafor winter t&etaa, a.nd State of · Ohlo, alle1ln1 · •"' • that the peraonal estate of aa1d de .. . ~~~llg, II ' rem.tlves het'e. Mr. anil Mrs. Mer!eoarsoq, and IX:'n, Rvy, of Westerville, were Bun "" . . ~~~- . ~~.,~ ra:~~-Y ~~'!d':.ts... Wayne y I POLLY AND HER pALS =~· Charles Ble tner or Oh nrleston >h• w..k end at hi.-, hOP'O ::,r~rs~~t~ was a visitor Ml'l'. nt Buchannan Sunday. Amick ·ld Mrs. Mr:-;. Jullu. McDaruel 115 rptX~rl.el.i "Bf!)' . at rn. . R. Carto bt: ~erlc u.~ l}' Ill a.t her hotn~ o. ouald f'r.glerong will le:l.l't'. .,,,.., hu e. \\e k t 0 ""' f '·· ~ eDToll ot Ohio Univm·&t y l\ ~:; R alh IcenhOWt·r- h ac. ' " !or the wlnt •-- at£'!" o.<;.lm. t urnod f r om Wm;hlngton. D. C. ttr spending the past two weeks w!th rein. Uvea. MAGGIE, W A ¥ r and Mr!'. L. c . Furb~e and • • d ht M 1 L:~8c e~ ar ene we~e viBltors at Mr. and Mrs. E.. L. Foreman · E-n ury ot .t'l'OIIJ f::S Expos!.· !hopped tn......Pt. Plea6ant Prlday. tmn " t Chlcago l~.t Wfclt· They Homer J'OllNon at'tend.Mcouttln .vMteo at · l!l!llanapolls ··~~I P<. Pleasant the paat week. ' w!th" < '· J . .Fur'l.:ee at CU1cinJ1Itt:~ : Olady5. daughter ~ {)If Mil., and MiSscs Leo,a Wolf abd J!mma: Mn Dan Marr, Who has be~ iU. . r • .2l Favored· Out • M.. _...,.. Fieh, Ped•lli•1 J4ller )Irs. E. Mn~. Torr-enee. Mr. R.and Rft.y'mond CJf Etiste Ridge, spent Sunday wtth cd th: : - plcveterans nl c: rcr hf""Jd Spa.'lim Amen-- H&,:ren: was _tire, "'-eek c.tvi guest or Wa.r a.t; Pni-kcr:; Ml•.s An.'\lt!e .M'ett. Stmday Mr. and Mr&. l':d Capehart and I or Terra Haute Ind t::.rnuy are hwvtng- t"niB week int,n • · the property ownect by Mr and Vll\8 the recent guest of Mr. &nd Mrs. GhiU'l%. Smith 0 r Oha i Mrs. Emory LaRue. I n cston. r.tward Blake arld Altfft Brison ho~:S:we}l party ~ held a t Ule !:a ve enrolled at Mar&hall College evening! p,':rr~. P'~O. Pi.sh:e.r , Ftlclay tor the coming term. · . s. er "-'ft fOO' Cl}arwhere Those •he wlllprewnt make h~~~· '"" the !uLnn,u:ll Turner oi Washington, Ieaton ture hoznl'. D. c . ilrrlvt.! d here last we~k " IH.l occa:uOn were : Mrs. J . 1'. RobJ ... ~n . , w,\1 n:·~l .1 e a L th e home of his bro IM'cElvalne Mre 0 A Jl 1 ..._... • t her , Mr. and Mr<;. H . c Turncr Mrs Ketg ' •••,· 0 ·,0.,· . ~.~· Ell'~ '· • ,ra.Fl'e"da · am1 1am 11y. Hutchinson G-gc •a x.......,.,.~. ~ Mr". Ml'li Gl 11.dy~~; ZI'Uter ~ pen t tb:· H. Windon. Mr• ~ · M•. ·' wee k end with her gra.ndm.oth~. Ellznteth "'"'d uc·y Royc Bhc. m&n, :~~=:r ~~£Or ~V!; Ivl:8· 1~~e!t Yt'0t~ 1 ~1c~:nt a.&~~"; M~~nJari~n~~~:~~ r.f:w backfield .combination must be b~!"td arm aw l hn.nti wh~n 1\ POf& RENT--6 room houoo , mod· lJnCOl'ered. A new kicker &I"IJi pas- Q:a. l).lnc sbw e·.plode<t . He 1 ~ Mtt oonvenlences. Rent very rea- 6P.I' must be found for the the gettb g ;.l ong J.<. well a.s. could be For Sale, Mioc. I ~hampion -· s~::E YOU" LOCAL ~ ' K 'a r wtlt'lll 111 O..1: ALER '' ~- "*. Phl ~dclpP,ia . "~"' New ~ at ·Qhlcago. BO!!ton· atl Pittsburgh. Brookl)m. at ~ l(ouls. {l.IA'.nm' T.~li COLit,tAN !,A... P ,( , STO'fE~~~~~~~[ 'hi\., '991'1: ·. K•n•.,, "'if•le,lp~. ''., P•,, c. h;.•••. •""'-"' 1'.' · ~ -.--=----~.._=,__,_____.:__::..,_..:.:;. .. _:..::.__~~~ . , AMERICA!f1 aUGUE 1 · o~ll!podal)f "'""' d.,.,. loa ,..,. - oou... meDH Tht fOI!l' · - the Ill tba tour mtJ~ Mrs.,' ·-t WIIJtlabllt ...,. ,,..•• u Mllnneapoll~. D\v~ ; HdJh.Ls; I Cr~in :Ltmps Minn. ; Max Padlow •. Doo Wtl&on•, oa.plela. C&.l'll Bmnpel;:i, Tom to Ge orgcopc nlCt>, nnd 61-t-ve J,lplilk, Cleveland; Budd 00;\:, Springftelcl : Jamm PI-pols. Btrutiler6; l.nd. Trever Rees, Dover. Last ____;..;...;,;o..----u· '• ; Oecrgc .N"- ea,l, Da yton Kab!a10. YcungdnwoJ;; TbctrliW Black Uck; Girorge l(l!efe"' , Toledo; John MtA:ee. Ycunsstown ; Wtltred Iront-on ; Richard McAninch. MaJ.. lkwiJ~;h. I '. ' · '~""'t<;r=n-. ··u. " pay her ' .. J t erinQ: Did You '·Ever Stop To Think? ..._ ... ... :tt.ll Pack :No Slack flllinCJ • t..Rey Lewis Zttkle, \ani.; Sta.nley FUncura, Lor.ail\:,. ; , Jack Smith, Hamilton ; D">Lmon W-c:tul, and J ce Thomas, Columlme- • aU4 .James Voael&~. l!.!.ma. of admlniS~ her estate: th&t she died , . sdsed In fee-simple or Lhe follow~ in c dCbCrlbed real estate stluate tn i'tMJND-Strayecf Pii'· Owner can the County of Meigll and State of ~ ~ave same by paying fer thla ad ... Ohio ~tnd de~:~crlbed Da follows: , ~· P. Locan. WylUs Hill . o.. t4-at It being J..ot No. 41 In Bridgeman's Addition to said Village Syr&cuse and located on t.h.e corner of Water Street of aald . V111age exteptlug ulx feet off tile north end of said lot deeded by L. H . Brldger.l ii.O to ttl&ao Carleton lUI recorded m Volume 43, PH.Jie 407 of thr re· cords o1 dccd.s of Melga County Oh!o. The property hereby coo.· vt~~cd with. the exception above ' FiOuud- Murray, and James :=cott, T c leclo; Brw:JS8l'd, North Lmuv. Cart Oram Pro•RI'>'t; 1 ' ' 'D~Ili!>!>O ·V J~'llll~'..,alil! . Victor 'l'an&ld • , and. oOmer ·ot~rt · 'Willrin"efy, ~-; .l"lWlk , Clcvclana: John L. lt·i ...~ h , MR!ltifield ; Rlt hard Mb::IUDI. . Mawnee; Jot; ~r"' Wv ;;r- Cincinnati: Mar-tm V:kllli r.tnd John · w ;ppe 3~ · X. c:e4eli\ II moutl\elent ,...._...,....._...,_ .;..._ _ _ _ _ . drbte: and the cltarg'es epor&t of K•CM>-J.-.:.:"-;:·;;. In foOtball; Tburl ebuppe, s;~f Pard,, .. -ettlad; 'II I touo.,: • i[ &AME PRICE..,_ :: :A542 YIARS AGO ''~";"f~·~~·~,~being to ~ theH.same property b;. at L. Bridgeman deed recorded ln Volume 314, deeds of said Melge Ohio. pmyer or so.ld petition Is for payment of d ebts and charges. The persons Dt1L above men thmed wll further take notice tlml they bavc been made parLies de fen d&nt to said pctltldn and that the) &re required to ansWer the .s11tnc on , 9r before the 18th day of November 1 lly Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. Y~ should nner forget the importance .,f the various 1n· duslria'.thlllt, .-11:• your city and nerver lose an opportunity to encoura11e and.uaitt them in their I'Owth for therein reata the oucceu of )'OUT·community and the welfare of all who live and workthete. · ' I 1033. 0 . H. Stewart, •.mtor De Bon! ~; Admtn18- 1 Speed' ~·· mould be taught that the time to- be careful ia llttiore accidents lil!ppen-not afterwanb. By not thinking "s.Ht¥ Firat,,. a lu of them jump head fint into trouble. of estate of Sarah Jane QuillEn. St pt.embel' 7. 1933. B- 7-ewks. Every:hetl)o ahoald read the clauified ada. Moat everybody finds uu for d\em, for they are of great value to both buyer and aeller. I ' Moat cities aeem to have a lot of trained apeakera. Tliey are ..,.,.t tohave around if they have been tnoined to talk about th;o; ript. thinp at the ript time. I 'tlae -.:hanl who readt thio qewapaper and doeo not adverHe knows it reaches &!ld ia. read lly the.peeple h• waab to sell, so :!"h)' not advertise in it? tioo i• it al\ould,atop to think. •• C~ONIAIS AcE RIGHTHAitDE'R·· • O~E" OF .71/E REASDAIS FrJR. J~s SUt:t;SS.S I &;.;:~ .....iii '---•-··· !· - ···---'"- ·-·"'' I -: ~·~-- .'fi! l ,, .•. I ·~ , '< ~·' .- . f . , . ., ;)..,. . ' '. ,. ' Sl>"'O>.I!"ople oeem to choolf ~ll!le today iUft•!l· 11f c:p· ··••f ' " ' l. ·• ,, • �., ' I , ! ', ! I , ,. I· ' F STOCK·I DEADERS' NOTICE - If you to at \he ralr IP'OUQI1I f c;llowlna tbe pl'f!flellt.&Ucm of a pebalt tb8 lOONDUCfED AT d&ncet~ tlt.!on of reai~nt.a at Roeklprlnaa. Thill acuon Willi taken rotlowlal many proteats to the d&ncea ePn• aucted there after Mra. Albert Van ' . .,.,, _ .. CoQiley wu inJured while abe 11 • · jApl111ecl pooL or certificate bet- believed to h e.ve fallen from the :tbla onl rate' ai Qle ~etca county tilde of a mov1.n1 •utoQI.oblLe J.a&t. ~ Pal:i tbia :rear w1ll be allowed It Snturrlay nii:M. The Middleport -wM wot.ec{ ~ Jn a meet1Dg of \\'ornan, seriously ' tnJured, laid on . the f.,U. bol.rd held at the city hall the raee track there all nlgbt beJna dlecavered earl.v Sunday momtnc . b~. ~ • matter waa brOUght up tn and taken t.o a Charle!lton bo!lpltal. \ ~ me.t.IDI Prtday by A. D. RU5se11 She remains In a serious condition. "locit.l i.tt6nie)'-at-law. whO tl\at.ed . to- the bQir.rd. that llnce',th~ reoent . kgiala&ure lepliled auth bet~:~ ' l*M races it would be perm •tcrcol'duct at tbe Melp -countJ !alt. : A motion waa passed, with one -~tiDI vote, to mate ar~ge­ 'iment,a wJth 110rnebod)' to OObduct = ~e betttna on a fi0-'10 baali. ~ learned b11ouah the attorneY that the fait committee Will .bl! required to procure a license ~rrom the atate, at a 008t of 110, paJ ·CUB~N PRESmE Cf,UB ENTEJC.TAIN£0 Ho111e Made 'ICE CRfiAM Specical Sat. and S~nCJay Only Personals -·-- .a state bettJna' IQSpedor UO each ,rndnc day or ~e fair, and to .., .. ·lume e~ ' ot the lnspeC~o« those .t1ro n·a lll The If - · n wu '"Whll!o hefe days, lnclUd· ~NS REFUSE OUIT UNTil TAX SUPP~HT REGIME JOB 15 C~MPUTED San Martin Followa Rooaeveltian E:zample In Makinr Appeal "Schoola Need Aid" Anawer To Attempt To Adjourn -- USES RADIO ' Aoka For U. S. Recopition AI Situation Reported Quiet •E n Wants Big Jap Navy snRM HITS La Guinan Preaches fU~O CITif5: MEXI£~ O~M~GED Red Crou Aaaiatance ertcan TO RESUME LABOR MANY KILLED Next Week When Mnre Tnea Are' Sure To Be Levied In Cycl~e Sweepin1 Thru tampico Region; 32 Known Dead oonfenmee Havana, at Sept. SEPJ'. 18 trW\bOOt otr the Cubl:m The gunboat. W'IUtout any ' ~.:mall cra!t to ::end alter ~ dampened eanlne, wu:rra.teful ,when the Americana, tmmedlat~y aenBinS the ll'rRVe pUsht ct ~ pup. !'!m;t a handful or men to t.he ret- !ihet:.w ' l'lth nnal action Rho r-xp ~tfld toIa) . After a long and dramatlc flght ;o brin 1 the WELrrWtr taction& ot .he coal tnd.W'try '-nto aaretment vtl.h ~he Reeovuy IUlmlrWt.r!UJon, ~abor and tbemselve., JohnliOn caU'd. a hA.It tfl all ncgotlatiOII$ at a, m. todR.y. At llui.t Casualties Arnon~ Hunters Increase ' Rumors Of Rift Spread In Berlin One Killed, Seven q. ~h~ ~ ()penin• Day · Of 'litu•rrel Seaton. Rumor S.y1 Hitler and Hi1 "Ri.~t Hand Man" in Di..,.reement Whl&pered tor sv:ueee IR:evsr ...;.?tc 5 ..' Z9c Salem' . . .. . ' , • /ncl'epep~enb - ·.a,_..,.. 2 .._ . I so» ...... :"-t-11..-1 ... !\lOdeI - .. ·.vo ' . ·:I •W:.,her Cheater '' ~-. ... r t' t I TerJUa ;::lh ... -- Saturday I Sale ' ' 4'D ·;~~ safety Wrin.er • J • •• 'A- ~ p~billty of)njur~- to tho operator and the make It easy to 1<eep a bountiful supply · OI >bollh clothes alwa)"'' ready for use. ,. .,,m.. ....tt... - .., .... ... ,.nballf4 ttller nllabll ••••• , . . . &1111 et•inudtr· Ohio Electric::tell ~~- &aket Plaalc c-•:· . • .' I ' ·~• 9c lb. ·. . .. .. 17c and 20c . VEAL ...... - .......... lie Freah 'Home Pucldinr, rinr tOe Ho!liJt.Made Rinr Balopa.lb. .. , .... tk three ren-tio,.. the ..eler'a have beeR -.inr the peopl~·of Pom-r Bend with FRESH HOME: KIU.ED BEEFS. ~ir rood nPafaliqn aa lnltdlen are aa true aa the land muka. " . Li•• ···Fer ·M IIet . ' ·. P.OIMroJ. · Ule Appa.bic.blan Pastors Censure Chief Executive President and Family De· nounced in Re,ort at Michican Conference a . ao..F- .. .................. .._ Udll ...,,...... -•' Vlo'leto ,....... .M..,. ......,. l!il' " ..... > o. . . . . BoWr "-ia .._ ..... .o.r-i ' a-n,. ' lfl!d.Jlb ~unclry 8lw Soop l " ) r . ~,. ' ' Olll;r illle North Tarrytown, N. Y., Sept. 16 - INs-U obat John 0 . Roclr.ef!!l- JO!:Atr lfARKJft ler Jr .. 1300 extra to Whole -·- LoAd<m. Sept. 18-lNs--Whill- warded by Roektener wu •7,801 . pered cl\arge., that Na.r.l lead~rs were reaponsible for tbe ftre which CLAIRE MAY LEAVE rutted the Relehstts: buUdina 111 Berlin Inat. came out lnW TO EVADE PAYMENT -12c , , commiBslon of OltJ. sept. denth toll aou. .-.. lO.t . 18-~A whlcb may tU or th! lnclI ~~~~~~~~.:~Unued morl!' Wlla reveal~ to- -............ . . .. in lrom J@Biona ln CUIU! ' . . . . . .,.,.,. ,~ 1 . KR.J.n ' ~·· ~ tax. bill """· M8IIi:ll00 BtJlf8 CllifJIAIIO!I p&llohi8 The taxes were due in JulY but Charcecl With Havinc Been weren't paid unt.ll yeaterdt.y-tbe f.nt time wltbtn memory, omclala Respcmaib1e for BI~J:e 5atd today, the bill had not been in Reicblta8 pald on time. Total amount. ot the check for- )b. .. J ! I •·,: ot ,, 7 . ~ . : . . . . ; .. ~ - .... 15c • 29 C . . • • lkl a ...""' ALL 'tor 29c '.I . y.,.. Aile Jamted L.~~~~~~~ ....AY . . . IAT~A~ ., f ...._i(,'~: ·\ -.- :'\'~~J ~f ' .. .' "::'• ,1· '..'''''l' • • ' . f.•r •• ·~·•• .. \o !t li U, .. '.'. 12c and l&e •• clothea haa been eli:nunated. : . It anythtn~r goes wrong, • slight touch of the .cro•-bar releases all tension on the wrin1er rolla cid 'tirlnp the washer to a ltop. ! ; ' Wfl!l.,thia outltanding refinement ln-<>Peratlon. ;m.p~~··tlip other Vou features, too, including fioatin.. iilil~tor, corrugated porcelain enamel tub, and enclo.ed mechanism. getting a VoM now, you'll take advantap of l~ttrll<~ that are very apt lo be rais~d soon. llloreover1 !"/' .•Doa't FCII'pl ~RP. ' , i~ .... ~~:~itm,c. =.o.n.,oQed- · ' :!. o..:Pn•·• I a..FI!M $80.70 Value . Mectlll(l.ll Uti' ' Durin• ·Thia othl:r '~rem lf'OUPI:'l 93 c . ·- " " I•·......... 79 1: P09I' BRAN n..tKE& GRAPENUTS 1 pk. • each, BOth ror oDIJ' '2V'~ , ' On.....aM.t .tel!l•adatl• \ the day's ceremontes lndt~etlng the new councu. Since HIUe1· Is thf! 8tatthaltt'r, or rovernor, or PrusstB., his nb· l!enee craa.ted no Uttle amount oJ talk. He is tbe lmmrdlate ~uper­ lor of Ooorlng who. as premier, Is vice-governor. m::,.1:;~, $2,0& ~. l 4 orSTER Ht Jb. b-. ,.· .....r· M., I 11-n J>Ytmt Jplnnned D.!l a cUmo.x lo ~....il&liDWIVB SPRF..... Quart J&r ~. zte suNhAy 1 More conftnna.tton wu a~n In las~ night, wheu Hitler asaJit was a.btcnt from ~ l.PECial pla perfonru:mCf' or "Lohtmgrtn" t.he the Royal opf'r.:& house \he 83.me quarters .·· '1ft -,.c;;,C IU1(( mtae code. the otl. .. of. rwnora had their . lint. outward mup.s MTe called for today. wttb '.'lgn, o.ccotdlna to .some observers 1 tht' wage negotiations 1.0 be c~ 1n the ~ee or the chancellOr lrom ycoterdo~y'A detailed ceremon,y at which CCpt. ooennr swore Into office tht- new Pr~an btate ooun- ~- ~ 011lctahl Onlte:l Mine andhad the ~atoperators' wqe Workera oonuruttee tl ~ d continuously lor ~ hOW'8 In m f1Tc rt to ~..._,~ a mutual growW Ju the wage cont.rttct SI:!6Bion WI.!! !Wjcur .li'd. In a faslno:ulble hotel. J<hnson annouooed t.hd.t a rorrnul:l had been ~~eo.ched which he e:tpeete::l t.o bru:11 Rbodt reoognitlon eo! the union and thl' wa&e cont""-ot IC>wa Whispered lor SL"V"::.ral dnyll, -·ity - tlrne I l~>leep In their chair!!' Lewis llald that. ' ·""''..i!lij had been reached oorthern Appalachian i'e0118ylvania ~nd Ohio United Mme Workel'l'l or )11 t.onnage rates-the tkm m dispute Jn their tract neQ"ot.iatlona. tbe Paetlon&l ditrerencea open.to%'8 hlld ratJtled the oornpro- BEANS lleot It wllipo ~·d Rilolqoaa(ity · Jolu\Wn, John L Lewis, ttrertident ful appa.lachlrm aroup beto~ .ring ; u~lo.UonM. ePt to l'lutdent Roo.:!eve!t. C~iom of the .!ll.tuaUon, m . Ui"e Thf' Efrllrt to draft a wag~ contract Pennsylvania coal field&, ow~ belwet!n the Appalaehlan gTOIJp and blood aiRe.dy has been lhf U11U.ed Min'!: Worker~ al Am- group& contlnn:ed. 'heir negc ' :nn was on Ule verge of SUC4.e38, wltlh tiOnle Of the rhember1 o '--NAVY ~ ....s? I ~ -····Jio~ :J ~Jmultaneoullly. i u&h s J ohnsen , National Recov- of the Menon-ooniJ'Oiled Pt*'" 1ry a.dinlnlstrator. and a special Lourgh coal C(ill)pauy and other- op:: · 10mmlttee uf 18 open.t.on, Loda.y ~ rat.ol !l Rnf\ union leaden pttunJy •walttd raunca.tlon ~ the powt1· ~ ~.h o W\>d the E"ft'ect. of their long ~ 18-INB- La& Valee. f wa.,h ,n litc 11 ~pt 16-INB--A or the Umted Mme Workenl '"cit ii umtnou.< !"Gal codol, JU!'gDtitlll'd by , Amt. rlca, J . D A. Morrow. ])reltden.t American destro)'l!r Dumoqt Which feU I INS Staff Corrt"Spondent J,i4onteYideo towered a boot In Havana harbor to reACue a. pet dog ~OUP HOLDS OUT ,'' ey WILL~s NEAL latluns were eatabUahed between the Cuban and Amerlcllon navies today when the · Kni Ma)"QU'd Bad n AR New C~ Calla For 40 Hour Work; Employmel,t,ba Cott'on Textile Induotry Pauea 1926 Mark Bf.' . :~ .' ' 20,000, Reporto Show _ ... "' The fnOI4 oon:U&l IIOl1. oi re- ''KING OF THE ' . .. , AR,ENA" eo....-eniellt • ~PEH~T~RS, GOVER ~NO RS IN l APPA_0CHIAN and decladn&' it should I.OleaW more friendly relations between • ll«dah._ COO\Ir Conference ~:lj~~~~::o~nly After Continuinr . 'rbl:ll Period Of Afl'eement Accepted ·. : ~ , Ohio Operators ·.:. " : Aaked By Town Under Water direct appeal tor Ame.ricom n::oos~ nitJon art.er cttll\i" Roc~vtlt'l5 measap Leo the f0rt.beomlntr pa.n-Am- • afiA!mooo IN HfORT By WILLIAM K. HUTCHIBON JNS. Staft Oorreapon1kflt Hanna, Sept. 16-INS-PrfiSident R,ftmon Grau Ba.n Martin. havtnr MoP~ U1eo Roc~velt plan of app~l.in& CYt'r the radio dlr· ectJy to tN pecple foc au,ppor$., held a eerl.~ (l{ eonCeoencet. wt\h ~ppcsiUon teeelers t.cday, lronin& out his r,JHtlcal dimeulues. TM Prelldetlt asaln made an tn~ Regularly wanner &nd 1118ht. SJIIbtiJ day By Carrler II Centii-BJ lhJI ft.OO ASKS PEOPlE TO 1 ' UTILE RITZ · "PINT l'!k ' mJ tnnapor,latlon, · . ; After a dijllrusl!lfo.n It was 'believed. :l:Y the fair boilrd th'at t.o allow the •ou-Uilcate tonn of betting on the "'idtu tnla ryear ; wm mean a pro tit e ratr tommlttee after ex~ are paid. Many believe that on raoe1 at the county talr ~ reate cc:melderably morr Inter~ .eM ln the racu. Durtna the meeting Prlday morn- ' w"' v......,_ ."""""· • probably ~ abOWen ~ UW1 IUD• LEASED WIRE OF J, N~E RN AT ION AL NEWS SERVICE. ;-......l'OUNTY RACES I tii'F.ATHE FORECAST-. .. "-OhiO ... rt uur the Nell'• Office of Tb' Dally ,Trlbnno, call 286-L; If the Bulllnoee Olllce uk for 202-R. A lrol lt. _... unaDtmousJy dec:ldDd ~ETI'ING TO BE • wa~ Appalac~h;;'•~ni~~·i;!!~ West bOUthern re~tlntr gin1a and esstem p!'t!Vf!nted 11o oc.mplete -::~<tt~;.j ment The quoal.lOll (ll .e w1tlh the northern trl'«lP a.n ot.tacl!-. Led by Ralph E. ~uthem operat.on with the United "".!.< "'?<'\hOi\\ '''P:i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 15, 1933 dietrich evans usher whittington