https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b36e9878dedb85d80f301aa86ef69000.pdf 02bfb3dd40643dfc9d21a7927ca0a7e1 PDF Text Text • • ' ' >' • • .. ....... • ,. "f .... 'I , ,1J.lNII ' TF • DHIO ' ITATE •MUSlUY KIOK !T AND - - - - - - - - - - - - - - C O L U~S ·I~ 0 ISTH .,, R . EADERS' NOTICE - U ;you waDt the Newa l)ftlce of The Dall7 't'' --- \ ; WEATHER FORECAST.:.:;;. tiOMo , • 1 Ohio--Pair - • • and 'nlundll', "' tolalght. Wanner 1'hundl.1 ~ ,-nbuae, can 286-L; If the BuaiDO.IIIee ulr. for 102-B. W. Va. , Showera thl8 - . - LEASED WillE If FINANCIAl RUIN IS Diatrlct Dau1h· Revolu· lion to -. held in Pomeroy, Wedneoclat, Sept. 27th, ali b...U.eA men of Pomerov aad Miclclleport are kindly reoiueatecl to cliaplay llata on aloove elate. _ · Lfl'l1 New State TazatiOD Amendment Stranalea • • I" • MUDICl~ 1t1ea MAYORS CONFER In Eflort To Solve len~; Towna Without .P rotection Cbar~e~ton, w. Va., Sept. :n- l!!t-oitla or Weol Vlrllnla, !In· •nclally atranrled by a ...,. otate wortmc out thefr own monetarY dUDculi1M pendlnr aetlan by t.he ataljt lt..ll. Declllon to let the problem net with tbe individual eltiea was · ~ !J,ere today at a oooterence of ,nay~ of 50 tlnanclal)y stricken eiUM and town& thi'Otli'hout the .. Judfment is 8Jiked. In the amount of $f,'14 and Interest aaatnst d&tendants, Walter and P. Taylor. BUSINESS MEN ATTENTIONt A. meetiDJ' will be held at the New MIU'Un Hotel TileS· day ennlnc at which &tme a dl10aalon. will bp bad rela' to a drlwe tloncernlnr f.he NRA In Pomeroy ' &11!8 and Tlclnl&r. sta~. ' A 'pro~l to declare a debt naoratorlum, u a means of combatUqs UM orltlcal ftDanclal sitU&· Uon, wu tlll'n8d down. Borne favor WJIJ found, however, tor a "citlu eurvlce charge, .. under which Lndi· vidual $a~:payen would be aaseBIIed llpecJal ebaqea weekly tor pollee a.ud \ftre PJ'Otectlon. ~lthoueh the propoaa.l tor the "cltlea lel'Viee ehara:e" waa not broutht to 11 vote, eomment amona mayon was favorable to the ~d tt was believed: tbat an mtaht be made to set up such later. . AU bulnew m&. reprdleu ~~te~nbelj ol &he Cl&y Clab,: &1'fJ ot w.hether or aot t.hey ~ ,', arpn&ly reqgeaied to be pre- .ent, u &he topW to be dlaellSIHHt II of vital IDttre•t to all. D.... y Faoe, _ Cuioon be sened at 6:31 alta whJch the discUII~ .t dJaner w:IIJ 114m wiD take place, ./ ' Hurricane KiUs 'Ibousands ' . and rormer atate auditor, ..deelared he Ia lor .._I beeauae he Ia con- vlnl'f'd "We can't get anywhere un· der the p..,.ol liquor oontrol .,.. llm" and that he will make speeehe11 Uf'IIIlJ Ohio t.o vote tor repeal "BecaUBe 1 have always be.. llend lt my duty to tell the pub- --------- Uc where Iltand." OFriCERS SC0UR C RYSIOE I N' HUNT FOR KillERS I 1 Ten De.perate Convicts/ Eaeape After Sh<ooti•~• Clerk IN INDIANA PRISON F ean Felt For Safety Of Sheriff Seized Aa Hoatage MJehigan City, Ind., Martial Law lnvoked 'To Maintain Order; Six Mexi· cans, Lootiril Sbofet, ,'Killed By Soldiera; 78 Bodiea of Storm Victima Al~dy Recovered · si!iiJ;!irle work KNIGHTS T£MPLAR ATTEf;ITION! -ta - •' Thlo - . " i_ ,,' '$ ' ·' I I 1t.tftltt brlnr )'oa. ;_, •t , low:'. .. ~r power , of Anna Polk, 19, Charg-ed WIU. Dlltllrbinl bllrlous I OUler aolutlona to the lmpuse ~ .were: : · '', ·. ,~~~~ ··~~ ~it " kn cttY and" . r4i.ii ' emtll~ be itQ;ed to work wttlfuut as.latlea pendlnl 'final settleoieDt of the Problem and the collection or sum "shoot on 11tght" at He added he had Ql loottnr. tkttt revenues. eel &he etty as the hurrlcane de~ moUshea mo.ny atruetul'f!A. He 1tated Red Cr088 an.d mUitaey That volunteer police and fire d~partmenta be orvanlzed the job1~ _ men . of .the ol the CailOrlnr sanee effed. BIQ" pt biQc~ed , ab.ou.t-- \ ' '}9·50 Here's the biggest value possible in Hats. All the new Shades of browns, grays, granif1!, pewter' and azure. See these values ..... ... ___ .. . '3·50 .. . ' ' Meip County'a Old Reliable SiGN ,, auft'oea· ot the number from 300 to or C. L. Knirht Widely Known in Newapaper Circlea ia Industries Hard Hit by Walk-Outs thtnrs In the I .' . ,' _S~~·~ Oklahoma : ' for belnl' Soft, n'ch, luxuriollillooking. New grey tones, ta~. browns in very new patterns and models. . Buyyow;snowfor · ~&full season's wear ......... _. . . . . . . E.lforts tQ compUe an accurate w&e 'ltUI dela.yed thi! eontua.lort. count ct dead aud injured to carry on the .. or state tf past Indebtedness Ia to ' cared tor: endeaoth.en 1 or the their WOfk1rs h::ld reoovered 53 and that Unidentified t.odiea would t.. bum· to prevent I!Pn:&.d of pestilence. about, simply thiDW that the machlae hu ltecome · thil!k hwaan ~ haa that initead oF quality at. low 0t111l th~ :ntuatlon Wlder control. . Oene1al Macias alao reported that ma.ny bodies bad ·baM waah.: ed :~.way b)' the ftood. that inundat· ment waa A fa~~~oua writer cmu:~n-aeY a!4sir. frl" the rift · which would pennlt ua bo- ~ u otlulr& aee 1 ~ :r ,f'pnately m; unfortu,.tely, u ~e cue Jllay ~.ouch · tift IIIII not:""' rive ua. If it wen, It Ia poulble that the awn of aelfoeompla~f· ·would be ' contiderablly te-aeclln 10- people. 1 Topcoats "•' tary commander J!Olted he had state -Tax i&l'lt .November ·· ' too Yaluea hOW' willie \fO.U can s&IIJ • .;.,,..;_ ... ,,.. , a, EbsOM R. 'WAltt P,Jcu . T~el'f a.as• HR.\ went lnio .. ....,..,},, ~. ;( YOUNG HELD IN enable• :·'' aa a.nd ~ Did ~ been a oon•&aat. advance on woo~ena _ of IDIJIQI'i&D& IIIUtien wUI be dille....... .. oh cell . top-noteh lbe .......... of ' · ' t.wo -lloi:J"' . barrkade strove tuttle- Mra. The b1Q'Inr ·-~ ; .50 - · ~ ..,....... bo .. !t,~tr ~( ~-e 1EmlnentiCC!Jilm,'lnder. Atteat' L J. ii'einer, Recorder,_ .STRIPES CHECK$ PLAIDS MIXTURES ..·· Here at ' iomp1ar wiD ......' ........ -. . A aBI.W MENt ' ...... all ..., • ·•ihz;:......... ~ ... .; ·~ ....... ' •··. .. ,--,----- By ARTHUR CONSTANTINE mtasutes to pre\"tnt lurc'h" INS starr CornepondeM , ' ~np ot Wl'fllkfd M•llloo City, 2'1 - ntEJ - replar eomlaY& WIU ·~ae bllcl a& tbe UJiilna. Ia POIIlN'OJ' at whleh U Ia eam· Pi~kYoYlr P~ttern, : & Mexican City the- 18th amendment in a forced IJEdieon Hobatetter, Secretary. 1\'Hne•,. n:lr:ht September 11th. • In FACED .BY CITIES ~:~~i~~~f: IN WEST VIRGINil,inDc~m....:_,·...:'"':1~~~ taxatlm Jny .. amendment, today were 8boulderect with -tbe taU of .·. ·.:.---::.·~· -·. NeWI It'l lb The Trtbune DONAHEY IN OF DRY LAW REPEAl ot NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. AU acboola in Raleifh count;w, oenter of one of the gieat c~l Jblft~ tna: dlltticU ot the state, wUl be ciOIJed on October 6 unlel5s the state prov1cles financial aid before Ulat tlme. Moreantown, site ol the State UnlveraJty and a clty ot 18,000 population, 1B without police or f1rt proteeuon. City pollcemen are ltt.tlnJ in City haU, retusJrq: to Dlt their beWI bec&UBe tlley have been removed h'om pa.yro1IB but wUUn1 to an11wer calls "ln an em· erpney.'' Pbe robberies In two · houra' tlme set a record tor the COontlnued - Pap --Tbree) on British Armament Plan Is Rejected ' ' . - Dead at Akron Coal Bualaeu ia Paraly•ecl; Steel W orkera Quit 1 Ford Cl-• Plant Youth lntendina To Palin Arm, Fatally WouDd• Him .~ · ~- �•• \ • '. '" / j __ J' - :t.. - J I , THE DAII. Y TRIB UNE ~:= '1" The Uni( ;dest Cut-of All f , - , . 0 1 - - ._..,let $opt. ll,.lfle. •• tho...,. Olllco "') ,-------------.:..,,.-.::_::...:.__ _ _ _ _ __,.,..---~ ~ ~ua ,let~ """"" ID -lh·••h ... •........., . however excellut &Dd dslrab1e m Rue•. rwII>, BtlldAelt Offlee·aad OitClllr.tleD Dept. • I I ' c.u --· · 1• ...... . . .. c00o NEWS - ,J~ CAP,TURE of George "Marh1ne-Gun" Kelly, notor1 tous a~ one of the wor~t criminlils and most wanton ldllers i11-,l;he country, in Mentphis, Tncsday, cer;Nnly makes the lovers of justice and the enemitls of criminals ihout with put·e joy. The capture of ihis super-bandit and kiHet' along with his wife and two compainions, is l>u.t another step m the determined effort of government operatives to dean up the criminal conditions which have grown sa-terribly bad in our land. With this latest capture, the entire band of hoodlums responsible for the kidnapinv of the Oklahoma milliona1re as ~ell a1:1 many other crimes, hu~ been brought to the bar of Justice. That they will be ctmvictrd of their de•iltry in connection with the kWnaping i!:l almost a foregone concluf.JOD, their guilt is so manifest. That they, each and every one of them, may be given the extreme penalty for thja clastardly crime, 1~ the hope and prayer of every lover of justice who does not relish the idea of being afraid to e.tep on the l!treet himself or of letting hls bhildren out of his sight because of the activitieti of these diaboHcal killers. •• That such n .sentence mu:.t be mett'd out to a few of these duiSpcrudoes as a detel'rent to others who hsve thought they could flout ju1-1tice at their pleasure, is £quuJly {l~tent. If we are to clean up vice and erime conditions, we must do it dirht. und thete is only one way in which that may be accomplished. That woy b~ to place th~ ring leaders of these mob::~ along w'ith thelr henchmen where there will be no pu,sibility of their committing further acts of viQlence ngainst orgBnlzed society. That piJlCe is in the ground with Bix feet of wd above the m. ~Ll' • • " , 1'he·.time for pity ur wft hearted, misplAced SYIJ)PBihy in tliW, cnse of these hoodlums, has lonr since pa•t. '!'l'J.e time'ior constructive, concerted, stern mea&ure8 is at hand. We dare not fliil to rest ·• nl~n• · nor ~~~· any Mt 1 ff ' J I ~ rhance:; on allowing any of the advan ges $1ready obtained to e8cape from us in thjs great buttle for jul:ltice and respeCt for Ia w. The good work hao stai'Wd. By•·ail means let us keep it going BUd 1~\' tlS aJl hojlflhat th'e t\Veive Stipposedly tried and ·true citizens chosen to hear the evldence againHt th ese criminals will do their duty t·egurdleos of the cost if the evjdenco is such as to prove beyond a doubt that the uccu.ied ure guilty of the charges on which they ore being tri;~. / CRUELTY TO ANIMALS -- or misc reants. with nothing bQ1tCr to (io, tound :L dog, U Stl'UY one Jt is preHUmed, ti •d n tin can:;to the animal's tail. and turned it 1ooae to go ecurrying;.Oown Second Street, frightened almost to death by the cllltter of the can on the brick pavement. Affairs of tbts kind may se~m funny to the kind of individual~ whose ideas of pleasure are so warped th.Mt they would stoop to such a method of pa••inll the time. Just what thet·e is about a person that he can become so devoid of. the things which fonn a charncter worthwhile ts difficult to picture. However, in s p i t e of the fact that this poor, dumb c r e a t u r e , howling dejectedly at every step <!own the . ~ireet, was ft·ightencd nearly to death and was probably 'pain~d physically in addition, by the sen~eiE!!t<~ !i.ctiona o(:the miscreants, the poor, misguided fools who commlttcQ. the dastardly trick, are after all, more to be pitied than the do&". A mind so warped as to commit such detesta:.,le tticks is also ~o closely bordering on the line of imbecility las to require attention to the individual himself leal tie do mjury to him:-~elf or other humRn com· p~nions. . Whatever the laus-h that the perpetrators may hove their ill-timed, cruel oct, certainly it was little enjoved opough pily for the meanne88 committed. It is to be regretted tl).lot tho•c guilty could not hQve been caurht in their di.eg"stlng, detest~ble act and made to suffer the ex· . t~fll• pellfllty of tl•e law for their Ullllatural and mhuman cruelty to ·dumb animals. , • ..:' .NElS I Rectlition Given Tq H~~r Gue'sts ~ ~ ' Mn. C. F. Riathburn Ia Hoo' teA to 'Many Prominent Out ' of Town Cuesta ·- ~OaoUIIWd. !laD .._. 0111:) IICUYity WU pred,lcted by John Ohlaoni, member of Lhe Intema· tkma1 Board ot the United Mine Worten: of AmPI'Wa. Obl.zzoni eatd t.be holl4&7 tever had @:Otten completelf out of the hands of the Union. Jdn; c . A Meyers o1 nrraoc: Park. Mn. J . 8. Heaume, Mrs. ·'N. H. Palrbanks and Kre Prank Bar· ford rJf $prl!¥ft.eld, Mrs. R. L. H&mlltoo. or Chesapeake, Mra. A . H Dunham, Mr&. o . B Malone and Mrl. Willilln Pettit of Dayton, Mrs. C. B. Gardiner Of Norwalt. Mn. Charles Crehore of Elyria , Mr6. M. V. Rea.m of New Phlladel· phta, Mr!l. w. w. Pennell ot Mt Vl!rnon and Mri. Oscar Klein of Middleport. Otben present IDCRlded o.trh::er'l of the local chapter ot the D. A. R and seveN! invited guests. Bee Clala Of the P'lrst reeent]1 realdence with • at on ·about Mother Depicted In Play ...... (Continued from l)aSl' one) r d 1 P 01'1!1, e era opera11 ves hold the hearinll In the ca t .1uuJg Mana" a~ the d~1gnating 1t the "!ong of mv h!e."' prisone111 1 Personals l SYNOPSIS Ohio , . a.w........ . ......... Tl>... -1 lo (Contlslued trom Stern J.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i(; I ~aa-e Atlantic rrom Italy .(.O Ohlcago IUid back. plims to heaci;Lhe Armada on a flight to Mpscow. accordl.nK to' reliable report.s re<:en•ed here today According t.o prr"Sent plan!, the I• alla n !l.irmen will mal!e the ftlgl"~ during October :::=~ ----­ Financial city one) mootinued. from Pale OO.l \lllc V.l8lte! her brother. Ro\' Spcncrr and Snyder family the WC:Jk M1·s Com of pa..sl. Skuh"n· J olln Jacroud nf n!'lf:wnr~. 1: vi'.lt.lng Mr 3nd MrR W R. Ct'Ol''J : Mr and Mts. l!l W. H11\ nml 1M1s ll'll H1ll of Pleasant View, 0, 1 and M1·s Oeo Geyer of Oa.lifot nla rpenL Sundt•y with Rebecca Cot- One Word Led To Another I '"We were hit by 11. terrible hurrl~"'""'" l(eQy to Olda- c-.v{e SundBY The town Is In hellish alrplabtl today were \shape, no water, no llaht no comtbe adth:e ot feder~ r;.unlcaUoq Sanitary conditions a.t the Urachel trial. art' terrible. They that the two "I am trying to help out omclals be kept here until the trlal of Har- In gettlng w1ner service established \'eY Be.tley._ KeDy'a canJ-ehteftaln, \'!hlch ls mD.it important aR other and other defel\danta aceuaed of w1Ml terrible pestilence will brl"ak Ute Urschel kldnaplnl ts concluded cut The proseeutore sald Kellts pre'More than 2 000 h ouses were Rnce In Oklahoma Olty might In- totally destroyed a11d no one knows Umldatt wltnessee ready to testify how many pf'rsons 11. ere kJJled " p.ga.tnst the Kana: The machim ·r;l•nner 1s warted for murder In Kansas City , Chicago, :md Bt Paul _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ POMEROY . Aubrey Uhl and family of Wil kes Barre, Pa., who have b. ~ n vlr· ltln& the pRst two weeke w1th· his I mother. Mrs. F.mory Shain, return· j ed home Thu:-~day. Mrs Alma Dlddl!! of Coo:vlll r, spent 8(lveral days the past W€'€11. with Wlll Carnahan &I!'( fatnll ) Mn; Vola Wa3n •r of Canton l'pt:n! f!everal cta.ys the past wccl: w11 h R< becca OoUerell. A~yway ' that's the 'WllY the wrtc the J:illab&nd hasn't sale( a word en compllmcnt. She smncks him ln the f&c6 with whRt'& lett ~of the picnic lunch, hollers pollc ~ and goes nome to her ml.ll.hru Although the hw:ba.nd bwm't 6ftdl a word abGut hl.s wife's geographlcRI con- i• tours, abe plaster.s htm With o. IC· aal poster char1tng grief, torture a.nd mental cruelty. The jury Instructs the judge tha t bus~nda lbnuld reserve their lau~ dat~¥ criticisms for the domestic s.htfl,ljl. the home and ttte I ~ffil-.. 11'1!!'1!" dl• ''VbrilQ~ 1 AM .·,llo . _.·...,,•• every month ucende to · All because the sun \\'as dltnmJ. the ocoo.n wa.s cahn, Uf <J was worth llvlnlf, lhc tnrlfJ were pre~ty and the butband hl\d two good cyc6 which were p1 ompt.ly blnckon~d. BrKia1 of Singer's Daughte1f__ _ Industries VIRGINIA GREGG Phoa ' ~ 5·8 zl. L OAK GROVE I '-============= • • Js Meatal Cruelty tpq didn't a:lve uerve enough to r ay Just Ilk~ the motorman who lookrd at the lady pa~esnger as H the hadn't pald her tare N there are look8 that make ow, happy, ·and there are looks tho~ ltart Indemnities. a , ~ . ,.,...___ Mt~n\111? Tbere 18 one complaint lr. dl~ \oree pr~ t.ha\ we taU to compreb.end enoUih to underfltand. 'Ihat.'i 11Vhen t.he Rmo sawmill o~ .mas on the ~JK)s . lfDUndl ·. tit ll\eAtiJ ..,UU,U.y. , ' 1 ' \ t 'blfi.-·JQB" ..,..J., io qat ctuel and un.: proJe611or's en~ usual J)untahmtnt extept In leaisas Jatures ond collelf88 But, no pro~ ftehlna: for 'St'rdlnes In the !Clf. fe!ieor ever complained that a stu· Why Ooesn't the pl &ta.nd up and dent's cerebra• termenta.t.ioOB had Tha\'a a chart:e as vque say, "J\Kl8e, my hlUiband ls a lfl'D- tleman. and not mr type." In order for a man to be lflllltY ol mental torture he mu!l-t first. be cap&ble thinking. We bcltrvc we have dtlfeat:ed ourse1ve& on the firtt point., EverybOO.y ~~eems f'.&pable of tblftki.ng enough to rnnoy eome one eLse. or uudennlned the qawcd health caused him to lose ca.etc, or Eelf·resp-:~ct, or teduccd th_. real esLate valuee ad-Jacent to the unlven;ity Happy Days Over I Plus Test~d That's And not. becnu&!' mental cruell,y hllflbo:nd ~nts to a involved the ma.n's lhlnktrm. But (111'1 on Lhe beaCh and f.:ay8 bcco.ullt he · spoke without thinking. "D : ~trlr, aln t t,hl\t ~;tal IJOt, e. nice flgme," we e.re suppoaed to believe SAXON Tllcrt are some type11 of hm;- t.hat. hf' Is mr.ut.Plly compa.rlng the bands wlw look at their wives 8!l If allen silhouette ro hla 11dfe'e out~ RQY HyliJerL a.nc:l family of Par~ _lh_•_>·_w•_•·_e _,_hmkSng of something H:"c':.....:•::.<_.:h:::'':.:'::.r -:':c:.·- - -- i:l•r&bQrg were Sundt\y guests of Mr~t. ~ht~r 't Parr and fa.mUy. KeJ\neth Our11, wife and dl\ughtcr Wild" o.t OreO.t l!.end. "YI&lted 0 . J: P'oteffilln and fami.y Sttnctay. Dllry Wolfe lofL recentlY for a tl•ip dn the Btr. Washlntton '"'"'" Mn B , E Mor1is of Ba!!han visited tho palit week wtt.h her non Emest Rnd wife. When ft ,; .., ' I Did. Yo~ . E~er · st~p To Think '? I Free At- The Daily Tribune, ~ l; ' ' Jp.e:Ju(u' Louther died ol i .' oa\ pt • ' r a ,., . ,Oklahom" A famous writer bnce expreu~ a c(esire for the gift which would permit Ul to lee ourselvea &I othen lee us. Fortunately or unfortunately/ aa the caae l'!•Y be, ouch gift hu .not b~n given ua. If it were, i't io polaible that 'the aum of aelf·complaceooy would be conaiderablly leuened in ~e peopl'!1 mUitpr to atop Thorn· ahot ...-.JQ pma and l• . Smart..,raanea.-er--enn RandoJ.,. will h .. y • to ·-• ,_ ce$ throurh th"'t ... rota-It'• .• THAT there ia more to any busineaa than merely having a . plae'e to .Jo &q,ineao. , Seeurin1 the merchandia" to aell ia only the first step. Th~t n)oit important thin(! ia the oellin1 of merchandi&e and oellin1 it riiJI!t. The ri11tt ki11d of merchancliae, bac:k!'d '1P by the'· right kind of Ad•~•illlo will ah;,aya louild a profie,.lile h!JPieu. · Gliod ad•f~aiag create. an i~atible,.ppeal. Alii~ mercha.n4i~ ~~~·!·; erea,l er 18ocl-wiU for any h'!al~ beei!UI~ it livel)~~(,c:ti _'n, . ' , , · . Tl\,e cJ.mapd , ~or arhi!rtto'~[ 'gO IJI'OWIDI da)l by day. · Ail•ertioiil alwar--makw wiinclerful impreallion on. hualr 'I ' ahop"!!"' ;. th'!)" alwaya re11d the jtda before ~hopp'la; in order to oave ·Jill:l' •n!l mon•r· • . . . . . Trq~hlulatlvm:li•ial haa a wide ran1e of a~I. It reaejlea every~y. · ' _, . .-qaan defeue tn the four man up falrl7 ud I ' S~a wnee, ....... By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. . lb EDSON R.' WAITF. I bou.nd1 on,,the' Thorn- we1lldyl"' .,.,.. line. ('..tfnaan laved aan "achdown ftlat time . . Blr lell wu on his wa1 . AU d 1ht-cot ~'1",•..!':'11~ r;aad7l ·Thomd:rk•'• do1m ' 'Oar:_.r OW1l .W. llrhthh(r Joe\ ..d lhe l ' bother DObodJ, 7otl bow • : • In· ' ' boy, ob bor, · oh , a -~~:I ~'"':;k~lt. ,ro.ll:a~ •pUled htm and they anbal1nead • be tough to undP.rgo the experiepce of in Ohio,), day, or w aro when tlte jury t<l~1jid a V8fdlct of guilty of fil'$1: dqree murder In ,:::~::~ · •.l'.•cified "witltout mercy." The practical 01 w~eo the judll'!, erring in the roadiqll' r1111d i~ and the w ... ,feelinr P!'OlW ll'ood ·the ve~j~t\ber~re~d- wpe'\ ' ) ~h Fr~day · aud ~ ' eenter oat of tM Una, c~omtn1 after a Unge1·tua Ulneq, FunPft-1 ser-vices were held at thl:l lt'sidence. Burial In the caster cemetery. Mr and Mrs Chauncey StanearL 9nd diaughfer spent Sunday wlt.h 2ltmmerman aNi famUy of ' ' :~~,::.:~ ....:·~'a il Collfnuna o1 CARPENTER • it is not a ' particle wonoe the the kjller to t~e Jlar It.ehould· be•a - 1~~-·~iJj probably *eo ·l"te 'te ljo)p 'him. ,. . ' B, lj'ar&ons llnd wjte W R. Pa.J'oons and family Dcnd Sunday evenlna:. Nol\b Stanley e.nd wtre of Ravenswood. Mrs. J B Lol'fiSWorth and ~on Tiwrn vl51ted t\t Parr'e Sunday. Kenneth Ours a11d wUe have l•lovcd to the Noah Staoley farm ln Great ~nd. . He~n Hutton of Akron 111 spend· ln$ her vacation with her mother M'rs. Cl,a.ra ttutton _ I ' 'STANTON-- SUPERSERVICE il at " • Prompt Relief f rom Jt-L'WIIIK £czema Ch&rlea ANbe,INSTANCE of justinhr Pomeroy : little in aetions, poo]lle can. Negotiate R. F. C. Loan for Soviet one evening this waH illm~trated we~k w!l9Jt ~omc mi~;cteant Probate Court via- LETART fALLS II J .. . w. orayAOn MJde fLed Sundll.y with Mr. and Mrl. J . D . . 11lclc Rouah. Mn. lmm• Vam~e . Ot J'rllllO, ~ ~t wek J • :curt Johnao~ a.nd RUJ1¥ll We Cautornia a.n<l il.atcr Mrs. Kate lf Racl.ne, left Monday ror Chi- J!;tattey of Parll:el'lb'll''l are hue the fiiletlta of ~ Carrie B . •Rober~ cago attend tbe fair Ralph Barker and ramUy, Fern nnd other relatlvu. Mr. and MH. N. G. l"oreman or ~h.r!lly and c:hUdr::n and Freda a..t .,.; visited c •I MJlleraport vlaited. wlth the Cormr:r'a ~ .ng or Chester . R slater Mn. W. W. Alexander Sun ~ E:a•• erday and family recently riay F-rb·nds here h&\'c leam'!d or ~~~~ w. T Amo5 or Ba.lnew, Maryland Jc<.ldUlt which befell Ml.ss ~Y ll:i here visiting 1'116 daua:bter Bettie Mc.m&on Qf Columbua, who tell 1md friend&. lnct fraetured her arm . Mn. W. R. Barrlnger Ia sper\EIIn& tho weet with W. E McDade and. I Br Jlbll , I I& 011e Month . . . •........• -Obi "In"" ·~ · • · ''" ·.··· · .. . ' '.60 Thr~ M"~ tbl · · · · · · ·" · · · · · Month ~ .................. 81 goe Year . ~1 "..... ... ... . . . 8.00 o!e ;~tr I ............... . ... . . . . 'MORE ~\'t been qu1te I llf~Jo!~>M ··•• l'>lrrlet .._.... ....._~.o • llr. a.nd Mn L • Mr. and Mrs Ouy Gorby wbo have .spent the •ununer wlUI. bil 11ctber, Mrs. Adlllne Gorby moved I back to SYT&CWie Thunda ) Mr. and Mn. Wakl HalU~y were &utat.l SU."'tda.y ~th her mother Mrs. Ev1 Bowen of Htarriloovllle. ' llr. and Mrs. w _ w. Bla&on •pent 8und1y with their daua:hter Mn. 16t.MrUng Smith of Albany. wife at Kanauga. --~ - - - Mr and W:ra. Alonzo Dar.n and dauahter of Cheahlre 1pent Monday B .rn w Mr. om! ""· Woller Mej Jllght with P. ~~!It and family. O:u:le Sept. loth a 8 1-2 lb son 11nmed N:a'th&J\Mn. 1\lary Woga.n ..turned home HYSELL.RUN Wedneeday rrom • months visit lt'•wonderfultheway.oothinl.cool.. M.1~. L:wls RuMeJI vielted her with her dBujhter, Mra. C 1:. ln.c Zemo bJillgll prompt relief to daua:nt.el', Mrs) Charley Searles. F-heets at Thivlner and ron 0 ¥ ltehinr, burninll skIn, el'en In aevltl'l'l Tue:day. Wogan of Bailey Run. euc..ltebing&topathE=momantZem9 Wal ~er McDade ot AkrJJn apent Wuchea the tender and inOamed lkia M1 . and Mr ~ l;oo Woodward. son I MBltln and her rath~r, Late Ro- the week end here with his wlte beeauae of ita rare inlrildienta. To dear away Raahes, P.jmplell, E~ma, mine, were Sunday guest& of Mr ar.d f{)Jl. Mn .•-\ma.nda Brown who has Ri11p·orm and re~tore the akin to Dlld •Mrs Bart Romine. Several ffo:n here attended the 111 en vlaltlng her 11Lste1. Mn~ . Fannie '-ormalt. alwaya 119e clean tMthin~~: aU-day ~.tng at Parlo. Sunday Pilchard. at Charlest.Qn returned ~mo. Insist on genuine zeJnO; it'e [' worth the pritl', because tt brinp Cecil R~Ll1 vtsited hls Elste1 home Saturday Mn. Bertha McDade b vlsJt1ng telid. 36c,60eand$1. Alldruuista'. Mrc. Chnrley Searles, Mt;mday Mrc k...ar;~aret VanCooney is l t'latlves at Columbus. vlsltlng ht!l' mother, Mrs. McGul!e Miss Mru-y Rusacll and Mrs. Edr n Rell'ett were callillg: on her stater, Mre. Charley Searles, Monday • Mr and Mr!i Leo Wpodward and m n, Mtutln were recent ruest.s of Flank Hysell l!lnd famlly, Mrs Albert Frankl! vlatt.ed hor rJfWnts, Mr. and M'n. L. Hysell, Mcnd&J. Cleveland Rm;t:ell and family were recent Q'UCst:a of Mr. and Mrs. Ltwt& Russell I ,~ ' .-..ji- Ofllce cau 1.11-r. • l'f\ativea. D!>lliilliii"oe wllii>O pUIIU>hed. s; • W!DNESDA Y, 6t!P'I'IM'810R J'l, lOll Jam~~ -~ ~., •, 1• .., fil' •· ~~l< anti attdd\tuw •pent. one day lut week a~ 'A-~~ · L'ROllrAL AJJYRitTJSINO &U'UIDIT&'I'IWII " Lawrence Walter and son and John OUJard of Mr. and Mr1. Dale St.&nlbu.ry an~ chtldren are IPelldiJ'It ~ week tt MliJerspon aod Oolu.mbtla vlaltlng tb.ela: • I ,'riDl<IIIID.t.T, ISIIP'I'mOIQ, J'l, IMI • •" --.~.... tho .t.el ol MN<il S, 1m. P\lbiJobod Dail> IDO ,...I'~-'"Qfdoi, ~ted on l,.oftr- · · .......,., o. • • ' ~ Ollf,~ Iliad,"' lcllen w Dfflii!Aiter lor publla&UoA' CMJ lltpolla,"ll Of'!" . . ~ to . .. " Some profeal!)n oe~ to,think that the machine has become atronger than ita creator,..whill: others think the human race hu been conqumd but ib handiwork and tlui.t the people, instead of enjoyi,.. th, work cloa~ hy their alave, the machine, should endea· vor'tp rai'rain'the ~uction of wealth. ~gain there are othero wholta~ the1. I d'" worie off bec:auae it ra~cilitiea for being better o(hhat W.re unllre!ltDed of in the paot: i ' ' 1 ' 'Me~aata who keep their goo!l• well displayed in their ' ato...,. and window• reap the full benefit of newspaper ad¥er· tiainlls:t.~ } ., .. ,, ::. ,~ , -· •. . . . :· ·• · '· •'>' •\ A .rilib!ier.of .,.;liti~iafl; ,.;J,o have dared the •pitfalls of gue.. .. ,,, '·-~· ~-, future llappeaingl will emerge with badly bnJised reputa· t!otlo ,u prophets. ' ' ·· · II•• .... him '. . .' - Not lon11 ago the people of Spain banished their. , King and oet up a Republic. . . Apparently th~ are le11 certain today of the wisdom of that move. Some of them aeem to think that a king is not ouch an espenain figuwe.llead after all. a... .j . lmtead of tiriag henelf 011t -lkia11 around town looking for thinp ahe wants, the houaewife aowadaya reada the newspaper advertlaements aad 11oe1 directly to the atorea who advertiae, knowi111 that ahe can aeeure what ohe need• there. r At the p...,.ent time thia world aeema to he an uneaay and auapicioua one. ' "· J ~Ia%lt JII a J: I ll "l' k l'llll J:"l: 11J. JIIJ:I.I. J:J:1J:J:ll ...... ~&IllJ • aa:I.Jtli.Jllllllf li:TIIli.J: liJI a.a.•IIIJI 8 &ltlti.II.IIll.X:IIlr~I'l( J , --------- I' ~ ~ ' . .,, ----- ~. • ',1 ' .,I'• • �•• \ • '. '" / j __ J' - :t.. - J I , THE DAII. Y TRIB UNE ~:= '1" The Uni( ;dest Cut-of All f , - , . 0 1 - - ._..,let $opt. ll,.lfle. •• tho...,. Olllco "') ,-------------.:..,,.-.::_::...:.__ _ _ _ _ __,.,..---~ ~ ~ua ,let~ """"" ID -lh·••h ... •........., . however excellut &Dd dslrab1e m Rue•. rwII>, BtlldAelt Offlee·aad OitClllr.tleD Dept. • I I ' c.u --· · 1• ...... . . .. c00o NEWS - ,J~ CAP,TURE of George "Marh1ne-Gun" Kelly, notor1 tous a~ one of the wor~t criminlils and most wanton ldllers i11-,l;he country, in Mentphis, Tncsday, cer;Nnly makes the lovers of justice and the enemitls of criminals ihout with put·e joy. The capture of ihis super-bandit and kiHet' along with his wife and two compainions, is l>u.t another step m the determined effort of government operatives to dean up the criminal conditions which have grown sa-terribly bad in our land. With this latest capture, the entire band of hoodlums responsible for the kidnapinv of the Oklahoma milliona1re as ~ell a1:1 many other crimes, hu~ been brought to the bar of Justice. That they will be ctmvictrd of their de•iltry in connection with the kWnaping i!:l almost a foregone concluf.JOD, their guilt is so manifest. That they, each and every one of them, may be given the extreme penalty for thja clastardly crime, 1~ the hope and prayer of every lover of justice who does not relish the idea of being afraid to e.tep on the l!treet himself or of letting hls bhildren out of his sight because of the activitieti of these diaboHcal killers. •• That such n .sentence mu:.t be mett'd out to a few of these duiSpcrudoes as a detel'rent to others who hsve thought they could flout ju1-1tice at their pleasure, is £quuJly {l~tent. If we are to clean up vice and erime conditions, we must do it dirht. und thete is only one way in which that may be accomplished. That woy b~ to place th~ ring leaders of these mob::~ along w'ith thelr henchmen where there will be no pu,sibility of their committing further acts of viQlence ngainst orgBnlzed society. That piJlCe is in the ground with Bix feet of wd above the m. ~Ll' • • " , 1'he·.time for pity ur wft hearted, misplAced SYIJ)PBihy in tliW, cnse of these hoodlums, has lonr since pa•t. '!'l'J.e time'ior constructive, concerted, stern mea&ure8 is at hand. We dare not fliil to rest ·• nl~n• · nor ~~~· any Mt 1 ff ' J I ~ rhance:; on allowing any of the advan ges $1ready obtained to e8cape from us in thjs great buttle for jul:ltice and respeCt for Ia w. The good work hao stai'Wd. By•·ail means let us keep it going BUd 1~\' tlS aJl hojlflhat th'e t\Veive Stipposedly tried and ·true citizens chosen to hear the evldence againHt th ese criminals will do their duty t·egurdleos of the cost if the evjdenco is such as to prove beyond a doubt that the uccu.ied ure guilty of the charges on which they ore being tri;~. / CRUELTY TO ANIMALS -- or misc reants. with nothing bQ1tCr to (io, tound :L dog, U Stl'UY one Jt is preHUmed, ti •d n tin can:;to the animal's tail. and turned it 1ooae to go ecurrying;.Oown Second Street, frightened almost to death by the cllltter of the can on the brick pavement. Affairs of tbts kind may se~m funny to the kind of individual~ whose ideas of pleasure are so warped th.Mt they would stoop to such a method of pa••inll the time. Just what thet·e is about a person that he can become so devoid of. the things which fonn a charncter worthwhile ts difficult to picture. However, in s p i t e of the fact that this poor, dumb c r e a t u r e , howling dejectedly at every step <!own the . ~ireet, was ft·ightencd nearly to death and was probably 'pain~d physically in addition, by the sen~eiE!!t<~ !i.ctiona o(:the miscreants, the poor, misguided fools who commlttcQ. the dastardly trick, are after all, more to be pitied than the do&". A mind so warped as to commit such detesta:.,le tticks is also ~o closely bordering on the line of imbecility las to require attention to the individual himself leal tie do mjury to him:-~elf or other humRn com· p~nions. . Whatever the laus-h that the perpetrators may hove their ill-timed, cruel oct, certainly it was little enjoved opough pily for the meanne88 committed. It is to be regretted tl).lot tho•c guilty could not hQve been caurht in their di.eg"stlng, detest~ble act and made to suffer the ex· . t~fll• pellfllty of tl•e law for their Ullllatural and mhuman cruelty to ·dumb animals. , • ..:' .NElS I Rectlition Given Tq H~~r Gue'sts ~ ~ ' Mn. C. F. Riathburn Ia Hoo' teA to 'Many Prominent Out ' of Town Cuesta ·- ~OaoUIIWd. !laD .._. 0111:) IICUYity WU pred,lcted by John Ohlaoni, member of Lhe Intema· tkma1 Board ot the United Mine Worten: of AmPI'Wa. Obl.zzoni eatd t.be holl4&7 tever had @:Otten completelf out of the hands of the Union. Jdn; c . A Meyers o1 nrraoc: Park. Mn. J . 8. Heaume, Mrs. ·'N. H. Palrbanks and Kre Prank Bar· ford rJf $prl!¥ft.eld, Mrs. R. L. H&mlltoo. or Chesapeake, Mra. A . H Dunham, Mr&. o . B Malone and Mrl. Willilln Pettit of Dayton, Mrs. C. B. Gardiner Of Norwalt. Mn. Charles Crehore of Elyria , Mr6. M. V. Rea.m of New Phlladel· phta, Mr!l. w. w. Pennell ot Mt Vl!rnon and Mri. Oscar Klein of Middleport. Otben present IDCRlded o.trh::er'l of the local chapter ot the D. A. R and seveN! invited guests. Bee Clala Of the P'lrst reeent]1 realdence with • at on ·about Mother Depicted In Play ...... (Continued from l)aSl' one) r d 1 P 01'1!1, e era opera11 ves hold the hearinll In the ca t .1uuJg Mana" a~ the d~1gnating 1t the "!ong of mv h!e."' prisone111 1 Personals l SYNOPSIS Ohio , . a.w........ . ......... Tl>... -1 lo (Contlslued trom Stern J.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i(; I ~aa-e Atlantic rrom Italy .(.O Ohlcago IUid back. plims to heaci;Lhe Armada on a flight to Mpscow. accordl.nK to' reliable report.s re<:en•ed here today According t.o prr"Sent plan!, the I• alla n !l.irmen will mal!e the ftlgl"~ during October :::=~ ----­ Financial city one) mootinued. from Pale OO.l \lllc V.l8lte! her brother. Ro\' Spcncrr and Snyder family the WC:Jk M1·s Com of pa..sl. Skuh"n· J olln Jacroud nf n!'lf:wnr~. 1: vi'.lt.lng Mr 3nd MrR W R. Ct'Ol''J : Mr and Mts. l!l W. H11\ nml 1M1s ll'll H1ll of Pleasant View, 0, 1 and M1·s Oeo Geyer of Oa.lifot nla rpenL Sundt•y with Rebecca Cot- One Word Led To Another I '"We were hit by 11. terrible hurrl~"'""'" l(eQy to Olda- c-.v{e SundBY The town Is In hellish alrplabtl today were \shape, no water, no llaht no comtbe adth:e ot feder~ r;.unlcaUoq Sanitary conditions a.t the Urachel trial. art' terrible. They that the two "I am trying to help out omclals be kept here until the trlal of Har- In gettlng w1ner service established \'eY Be.tley._ KeDy'a canJ-ehteftaln, \'!hlch ls mD.it important aR other and other defel\danta aceuaed of w1Ml terrible pestilence will brl"ak Ute Urschel kldnaplnl ts concluded cut The proseeutore sald Kellts pre'More than 2 000 h ouses were Rnce In Oklahoma Olty might In- totally destroyed a11d no one knows Umldatt wltnessee ready to testify how many pf'rsons 11. ere kJJled " p.ga.tnst the Kana: The machim ·r;l•nner 1s warted for murder In Kansas City , Chicago, :md Bt Paul _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ POMEROY . Aubrey Uhl and family of Wil kes Barre, Pa., who have b. ~ n vlr· ltln& the pRst two weeke w1th· his I mother. Mrs. F.mory Shain, return· j ed home Thu:-~day. Mrs Alma Dlddl!! of Coo:vlll r, spent 8(lveral days the past W€'€11. with Wlll Carnahan &I!'( fatnll ) Mn; Vola Wa3n •r of Canton l'pt:n! f!everal cta.ys the past wccl: w11 h R< becca OoUerell. A~yway ' that's the 'WllY the wrtc the J:illab&nd hasn't sale( a word en compllmcnt. She smncks him ln the f&c6 with whRt'& lett ~of the picnic lunch, hollers pollc ~ and goes nome to her ml.ll.hru Although the hw:ba.nd bwm't 6ftdl a word abGut hl.s wife's geographlcRI con- i• tours, abe plaster.s htm With o. IC· aal poster char1tng grief, torture a.nd mental cruelty. The jury Instructs the judge tha t bus~nda lbnuld reserve their lau~ dat~¥ criticisms for the domestic s.htfl,ljl. the home and ttte I ~ffil-.. 11'1!!'1!" dl• ''VbrilQ~ 1 AM .·,llo . _.·...,,•• every month ucende to · All because the sun \\'as dltnmJ. the ocoo.n wa.s cahn, Uf <J was worth llvlnlf, lhc tnrlfJ were pre~ty and the butband hl\d two good cyc6 which were p1 ompt.ly blnckon~d. BrKia1 of Singer's Daughte1f__ _ Industries VIRGINIA GREGG Phoa ' ~ 5·8 zl. L OAK GROVE I '-============= • • Js Meatal Cruelty tpq didn't a:lve uerve enough to r ay Just Ilk~ the motorman who lookrd at the lady pa~esnger as H the hadn't pald her tare N there are look8 that make ow, happy, ·and there are looks tho~ ltart Indemnities. a , ~ . ,.,...___ Mt~n\111? Tbere 18 one complaint lr. dl~ \oree pr~ t.ha\ we taU to compreb.end enoUih to underfltand. 'Ihat.'i 11Vhen t.he Rmo sawmill o~ .mas on the ~JK)s . lfDUndl ·. tit ll\eAtiJ ..,UU,U.y. , ' 1 ' \ t 'blfi.-·JQB" ..,..J., io qat ctuel and un.: proJe611or's en~ usual J)untahmtnt extept In leaisas Jatures ond collelf88 But, no pro~ ftehlna: for 'St'rdlnes In the !Clf. fe!ieor ever complained that a stu· Why Ooesn't the pl &ta.nd up and dent's cerebra• termenta.t.ioOB had Tha\'a a chart:e as vque say, "J\Kl8e, my hlUiband ls a lfl'D- tleman. and not mr type." In order for a man to be lflllltY ol mental torture he mu!l-t first. be cap&ble thinking. We bcltrvc we have dtlfeat:ed ourse1ve& on the firtt point., EverybOO.y ~~eems f'.&pable of tblftki.ng enough to rnnoy eome one eLse. or uudennlned the qawcd health caused him to lose ca.etc, or Eelf·resp-:~ct, or teduccd th_. real esLate valuee ad-Jacent to the unlven;ity Happy Days Over I Plus Test~d That's And not. becnu&!' mental cruell,y hllflbo:nd ~nts to a involved the ma.n's lhlnktrm. But (111'1 on Lhe beaCh and f.:ay8 bcco.ullt he · spoke without thinking. "D : ~trlr, aln t t,hl\t ~;tal IJOt, e. nice flgme," we e.re suppoaed to believe SAXON Tllcrt are some type11 of hm;- t.hat. hf' Is mr.ut.Plly compa.rlng the bands wlw look at their wives 8!l If allen silhouette ro hla 11dfe'e out~ RQY HyliJerL a.nc:l family of Par~ _lh_•_>·_w•_•·_e _,_hmkSng of something H:"c':.....:•::.<_.:h:::'':.:'::.r -:':c:.·- - -- i:l•r&bQrg were Sundt\y guests of Mr~t. ~ht~r 't Parr and fa.mUy. KeJ\neth Our11, wife and dl\ughtcr Wild" o.t OreO.t l!.end. "YI&lted 0 . J: P'oteffilln and fami.y Sttnctay. Dllry Wolfe lofL recentlY for a tl•ip dn the Btr. Washlntton '"'"'" Mn B , E Mor1is of Ba!!han visited tho palit week wtt.h her non Emest Rnd wife. When ft ,; .., ' I Did. Yo~ . E~er · st~p To Think '? I Free At- The Daily Tribune, ~ l; ' ' Jp.e:Ju(u' Louther died ol i .' oa\ pt • ' r a ,., . ,Oklahom" A famous writer bnce expreu~ a c(esire for the gift which would permit Ul to lee ourselvea &I othen lee us. Fortunately or unfortunately/ aa the caae l'!•Y be, ouch gift hu .not b~n given ua. If it were, i't io polaible that 'the aum of aelf·complaceooy would be conaiderablly leuened in ~e peopl'!1 mUitpr to atop Thorn· ahot ...-.JQ pma and l• . Smart..,raanea.-er--enn RandoJ.,. will h .. y • to ·-• ,_ ce$ throurh th"'t ... rota-It'• .• THAT there ia more to any busineaa than merely having a . plae'e to .Jo &q,ineao. , Seeurin1 the merchandia" to aell ia only the first step. Th~t n)oit important thin(! ia the oellin1 of merchandi&e and oellin1 it riiJI!t. The ri11tt ki11d of merchancliae, bac:k!'d '1P by the'· right kind of Ad•~•illlo will ah;,aya louild a profie,.lile h!JPieu. · Gliod ad•f~aiag create. an i~atible,.ppeal. Alii~ mercha.n4i~ ~~~·!·; erea,l er 18ocl-wiU for any h'!al~ beei!UI~ it livel)~~(,c:ti _'n, . ' , , · . Tl\,e cJ.mapd , ~or arhi!rtto'~[ 'gO IJI'OWIDI da)l by day. · Ail•ertioiil alwar--makw wiinclerful impreallion on. hualr 'I ' ahop"!!"' ;. th'!)" alwaya re11d the jtda before ~hopp'la; in order to oave ·Jill:l' •n!l mon•r· • . . . . . Trq~hlulatlvm:li•ial haa a wide ran1e of a~I. It reaejlea every~y. · ' _, . .-qaan defeue tn the four man up falrl7 ud I ' S~a wnee, ....... By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. . lb EDSON R.' WAITF. I bou.nd1 on,,the' Thorn- we1lldyl"' .,.,.. line. ('..tfnaan laved aan "achdown ftlat time . . Blr lell wu on his wa1 . AU d 1ht-cot ~'1",•..!':'11~ r;aad7l ·Thomd:rk•'• do1m ' 'Oar:_.r OW1l .W. llrhthh(r Joe\ ..d lhe l ' bother DObodJ, 7otl bow • : • In· ' ' boy, ob bor, · oh , a -~~:I ~'"':;k~lt. ,ro.ll:a~ •pUled htm and they anbal1nead • be tough to undP.rgo the experiepce of in Ohio,), day, or w aro when tlte jury t<l~1jid a V8fdlct of guilty of fil'$1: dqree murder In ,:::~::~ · •.l'.•cified "witltout mercy." The practical 01 w~eo the judll'!, erring in the roadiqll' r1111d i~ and the w ... ,feelinr P!'OlW ll'ood ·the ve~j~t\ber~re~d- wpe'\ ' ) ~h Fr~day · aud ~ ' eenter oat of tM Una, c~omtn1 after a Unge1·tua Ulneq, FunPft-1 ser-vices were held at thl:l lt'sidence. Burial In the caster cemetery. Mr and Mrs Chauncey StanearL 9nd diaughfer spent Sunday wlt.h 2ltmmerman aNi famUy of ' ' :~~,::.:~ ....:·~'a il Collfnuna o1 CARPENTER • it is not a ' particle wonoe the the kjller to t~e Jlar It.ehould· be•a - 1~~-·~iJj probably *eo ·l"te 'te ljo)p 'him. ,. . ' B, lj'ar&ons llnd wjte W R. Pa.J'oons and family Dcnd Sunday evenlna:. Nol\b Stanley e.nd wtre of Ravenswood. Mrs. J B Lol'fiSWorth and ~on Tiwrn vl51ted t\t Parr'e Sunday. Kenneth Ours a11d wUe have l•lovcd to the Noah Staoley farm ln Great ~nd. . He~n Hutton of Akron 111 spend· ln$ her vacation with her mother M'rs. Cl,a.ra ttutton _ I ' 'STANTON-- SUPERSERVICE il at " • Prompt Relief f rom Jt-L'WIIIK £czema Ch&rlea ANbe,INSTANCE of justinhr Pomeroy : little in aetions, poo]lle can. Negotiate R. F. C. Loan for Soviet one evening this waH illm~trated we~k w!l9Jt ~omc mi~;cteant Probate Court via- LETART fALLS II J .. . w. orayAOn MJde fLed Sundll.y with Mr. and Mrl. J . D . . 11lclc Rouah. Mn. lmm• Vam~e . Ot J'rllllO, ~ ~t wek J • :curt Johnao~ a.nd RUJ1¥ll We Cautornia a.n<l il.atcr Mrs. Kate lf Racl.ne, left Monday ror Chi- J!;tattey of Parll:el'lb'll''l are hue the fiiletlta of ~ Carrie B . •Rober~ cago attend tbe fair Ralph Barker and ramUy, Fern nnd other relatlvu. Mr. and MH. N. G. l"oreman or ~h.r!lly and c:hUdr::n and Freda a..t .,.; visited c •I MJlleraport vlaited. wlth the Cormr:r'a ~ .ng or Chester . R slater Mn. W. W. Alexander Sun ~ E:a•• erday and family recently riay F-rb·nds here h&\'c leam'!d or ~~~~ w. T Amo5 or Ba.lnew, Maryland Jc<.ldUlt which befell Ml.ss ~Y ll:i here visiting 1'116 daua:bter Bettie Mc.m&on Qf Columbua, who tell 1md friend&. lnct fraetured her arm . Mn. W. R. Barrlnger Ia sper\EIIn& tho weet with W. E McDade and. I Br Jlbll , I I& 011e Month . . . •........• -Obi "In"" ·~ · • · ''" ·.··· · .. . ' '.60 Thr~ M"~ tbl · · · · · · ·" · · · · · Month ~ .................. 81 goe Year . ~1 "..... ... ... . . . 8.00 o!e ;~tr I ............... . ... . . . . 'MORE ~\'t been qu1te I llf~Jo!~>M ··•• l'>lrrlet .._.... ....._~.o • llr. a.nd Mn L • Mr. and Mrs Ouy Gorby wbo have .spent the •ununer wlUI. bil 11ctber, Mrs. Adlllne Gorby moved I back to SYT&CWie Thunda ) Mr. and Mn. Wakl HalU~y were &utat.l SU."'tda.y ~th her mother Mrs. Ev1 Bowen of Htarriloovllle. ' llr. and Mrs. w _ w. Bla&on •pent 8und1y with their daua:hter Mn. 16t.MrUng Smith of Albany. wife at Kanauga. --~ - - - Mr and W:ra. Alonzo Dar.n and dauahter of Cheahlre 1pent Monday B .rn w Mr. om! ""· Woller Mej Jllght with P. ~~!It and family. O:u:le Sept. loth a 8 1-2 lb son 11nmed N:a'th&J\Mn. 1\lary Woga.n ..turned home HYSELL.RUN Wedneeday rrom • months visit lt'•wonderfultheway.oothinl.cool.. M.1~. L:wls RuMeJI vielted her with her dBujhter, Mra. C 1:. ln.c Zemo bJillgll prompt relief to daua:nt.el', Mrs) Charley Searles. F-heets at Thivlner and ron 0 ¥ ltehinr, burninll skIn, el'en In aevltl'l'l Tue:day. Wogan of Bailey Run. euc..ltebing&topathE=momantZem9 Wal ~er McDade ot AkrJJn apent Wuchea the tender and inOamed lkia M1 . and Mr ~ l;oo Woodward. son I MBltln and her rath~r, Late Ro- the week end here with his wlte beeauae of ita rare inlrildienta. To dear away Raahes, P.jmplell, E~ma, mine, were Sunday guest& of Mr ar.d f{)Jl. Mn .•-\ma.nda Brown who has Ri11p·orm and re~tore the akin to Dlld •Mrs Bart Romine. Several ffo:n here attended the 111 en vlaltlng her 11Lste1. Mn~ . Fannie '-ormalt. alwaya 119e clean tMthin~~: aU-day ~.tng at Parlo. Sunday Pilchard. at Charlest.Qn returned ~mo. Insist on genuine zeJnO; it'e [' worth the pritl', because tt brinp Cecil R~Ll1 vtsited hls Elste1 home Saturday Mn. Bertha McDade b vlsJt1ng telid. 36c,60eand$1. Alldruuista'. Mrc. Chnrley Searles, Mt;mday Mrc k...ar;~aret VanCooney is l t'latlves at Columbus. vlsltlng ht!l' mother, Mrs. McGul!e Miss Mru-y Rusacll and Mrs. Edr n Rell'ett were callillg: on her stater, Mre. Charley Searles, Monday • Mr and Mr!i Leo Wpodward and m n, Mtutln were recent ruest.s of Flank Hysell l!lnd famlly, Mrs Albert Frankl! vlatt.ed hor rJfWnts, Mr. and M'n. L. Hysell, Mcnd&J. Cleveland Rm;t:ell and family were recent Q'UCst:a of Mr. and Mrs. Ltwt& Russell I ,~ ' .-..ji- Ofllce cau 1.11-r. • l'f\ativea. D!>lliilliii"oe wllii>O pUIIU>hed. s; • W!DNESDA Y, 6t!P'I'IM'810R J'l, lOll Jam~~ -~ ~., •, 1• .., fil' •· ~~l< anti attdd\tuw •pent. one day lut week a~ 'A-~~ · L'ROllrAL AJJYRitTJSINO &U'UIDIT&'I'IWII " Lawrence Walter and son and John OUJard of Mr. and Mr1. Dale St.&nlbu.ry an~ chtldren are IPelldiJ'It ~ week tt MliJerspon aod Oolu.mbtla vlaltlng tb.ela: • I ,'riDl<IIIID.t.T, ISIIP'I'mOIQ, J'l, IMI • •" --.~.... tho .t.el ol MN<il S, 1m. P\lbiJobod Dail> IDO ,...I'~-'"Qfdoi, ~ted on l,.oftr- · · .......,., o. • • ' ~ Ollf,~ Iliad,"' lcllen w Dfflii!Aiter lor publla&UoA' CMJ lltpolla,"ll Of'!" . . ~ to . .. " Some profeal!)n oe~ to,think that the machine has become atronger than ita creator,..whill: others think the human race hu been conqumd but ib handiwork and tlui.t the people, instead of enjoyi,.. th, work cloa~ hy their alave, the machine, should endea· vor'tp rai'rain'the ~uction of wealth. ~gain there are othero wholta~ the1. I d'" worie off bec:auae it ra~cilitiea for being better o(hhat W.re unllre!ltDed of in the paot: i ' ' 1 ' 'Me~aata who keep their goo!l• well displayed in their ' ato...,. and window• reap the full benefit of newspaper ad¥er· tiainlls:t.~ } ., .. ,, ::. ,~ , -· •. . . . :· ·• · '· •'>' •\ A .rilib!ier.of .,.;liti~iafl; ,.;J,o have dared the •pitfalls of gue.. .. ,,, '·-~· ~-, future llappeaingl will emerge with badly bnJised reputa· t!otlo ,u prophets. ' ' ·· · II•• .... him '. . .' - Not lon11 ago the people of Spain banished their. , King and oet up a Republic. . . Apparently th~ are le11 certain today of the wisdom of that move. Some of them aeem to think that a king is not ouch an espenain figuwe.llead after all. a... .j . lmtead of tiriag henelf 011t -lkia11 around town looking for thinp ahe wants, the houaewife aowadaya reada the newspaper advertlaements aad 11oe1 directly to the atorea who advertiae, knowi111 that ahe can aeeure what ohe need• there. r At the p...,.ent time thia world aeema to he an uneaay and auapicioua one. ' "· J ~Ia%lt JII a J: I ll "l' k l'llll J:"l: 11J. JIIJ:I.I. J:J:1J:J:ll ...... ~&IllJ • aa:I.Jtli.Jllllllf li:TIIli.J: liJI a.a.•IIIJI 8 &ltlti.II.IIll.X:IIlr~I'l( J , --------- I' ~ ~ ' . .,, ----- ~. • ',1 ' .,I'• • �• . ' ;Gh~i -QUeen 'WJWN!:SDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1U3 Bobcats Await 'Call F o r First Gam,e Saturday Athens, Sept. 2'1- After t.llrte weeks of dUigenl pract.:ce t he Ohio University Bobcals o.re anxiously awAILing the first oppor t.I.Ullty ' di!playina Ll:.l;)ir ware>\!' under fue when .Morri5 Harvey oollete of West Virginia. J)lnys here Saturday oi afternoon . Coari"J Don PederJ, who ~lll ~n his l..:ntll &'aw n o.t Lb . ·vhlo helm J1as been slowly rmmdlng a machine Into sha.pe to carrv the Bobcat6' battles this fal,l . A deWJ of ex~rluiCed playet"li 11 l arg~ group of amllltlous HO ph omores wtU raJSC t.hQ· CU!·lain Sa ~ur· day an 11. prQ«ram that calls for games with Purdue, Frn.uk.lln and Ml!t.ml In the next three weeks With 11ew combinations and nu• merom sophomores slnt'.Xi for e. "testing " Saturday, the Oh.io mentOI' ha.e promised speclnton; than their mo nP.y 'R worth In lld· UfterJ Virtually eV(."TY dat ~ who has shown any abllttv In practice will problltbly :;cc aCtitm Sa,turday. Bev~a l bar~ arc 1eady , ' NATlONA.L LEAGUF' to lla.ndle the kicking and pll..osing a~tgnm ent6, while linemen gradCh;b Woli Loot uo.ted from h.£t yr:ll"'!i fres h te<un New Ym-k. 89 59 wm plu¥ a line torn to shreds by : ,, PlttsburHh 85 67 the• l933 graduattom. Chic:\go 84 68 Eimer Pen.s~ncn. Ash.tabuhl and ' St. :Wuis . . . . . . . 82 00 Bo-b .snyder, Tol(do, both oophoension . . . 80 70 Brooklyn . . . . . 64 85 m9re5. ure ont.st&nding cundiJiat.es Fhlladclphia . .. . 58 00 for. tlle "bi -back" post, Utough Clnclnnatt ~8 92 K.Jmber Boyer, Cortlan d. tackle. h:Js been gettlnp,: nway some r.oM PWlt.e and Woodrow Wi1111 , formm· AMERICAN LEAGUE r !COlumbus W€st star. has shown up well m pa~>&lng Bl\1 &hmidt-, Club Won Lost Pot. .600 Oolumbus, S1tm Hodn.ick. Ce.nton, - ---~;;;;-;;o=;:;=:===-r-:::::::::::-::-=. - - · I Wss.lungton 97 31 0eorge Hnrvey, Toledo and John THIRD GAME RAINE() OUT J Y£STEII:DAY'S KESULTS Nf!W York 88 56 K~!t, Toledo. sophomor ~ bucl~s. ·Phlladelphl:l. . . . . . 7'1 6fl Will probably see oorvieto a.long wlt.h Colwubu&, 0 .. Sept. 27- INB- ' NAUON.t.L LE4Gl1E Cleveland ......... ?fi 'J4 Matty Fehn, Can ton, Ralph a~-io- Weather permitting, play In th e O: t roit 7:-1 'J9 inette, McArthur and Elden Arm - j un ior world serh:s between the Co~ ~ton 5; New York 3. Chicago 65 83 W . -. to C H Ju:mbus Red Birda a.nd tbe Buffalo ladelplJ.ltL 3; Brooklyn 2. Br.."Jton 60 85 b-·~ u<eo~, a.....,.ng 11 ·· exper1- Blsoris, no w deEidlocked at one Only games sched uled. • enefd bnll Clurl~rs came each, will be resumed h ere ' St. Louis 55 94 In addil,l.on to Bob fiilbert, PlquH. tonight. AMEii.u..: ~ LMGUE GAMES TODAY Pete Ste-j)hau, Sidney, Bill Snyct.•r, 'I'h ~ thtrd rame, scheduled ror Loll<lon, Ken Jknnctt, Nc\\Mrrl e rr.~ J;,:;:t night, was call~Hl on accoun t. of No games scheduled . UTTLE WORW SERIES town. "Pop" KL'Sf>i··r. oow.r 11.11d rr~in; Rml rl!5ched uled for ij;Jnlght. -,Walter Pried(', Mddleport, vRnilty T hr g11me or1gina.lly planned for LJ'fTLE WORLD !iERIES B.1tTnlo • [) at. ~olumbus lA. UPJJ:erclaSf' linemen. a large amount l.r.plght Wft~ moved over unttl to-8:15 pm. of new !orw1Ud wa.ll m nt""r:Hl w •ll rr.orrow night, after which the ser-1 Buffalo n . L.J al Columbus fA. .go btto aetlon. • icd W•ll move to Bul!alo. AJ postponed (Tain.l NATlONt\1. Lf..\.GUE --. -------------··---·--· No ga mes sch eduled. grw · ,.._..t.t.. - - t....... "' 0 I. ' I I FOR RENT-Bma.ll cottage 36'1 Grant St., "Middleport, 0., MiM 9·2~-3t Emma. Boice. For Sale, Mioc. F'OR SALE-One Delco 150 watt automatic light plant with botterys 80 A. H. one 600 WQtt Del.co wlt.h WeMJnahouse 90 A. H. bat· tery 3:1 volt all electric radios. I. 0 . Meredith, Pomeroy, Ohio. 9-22-3t Jo'OR ~ 8ALF..--Two double bfl.rrel h11mmerlesa gunli. 16 ga.. Stevens, 12 ga. Ithaca.. A·l condition 115 each AI.&D a number of cheaper . MUler'a Store, Langsville, 9-2'1-3t. ,' ·.' ' AMEA&ear. LEAGUE New York at Phtl&delphla. Big· Little Men ~\~.· ~-----------ByB~Y------------·----~ )' ' '' ~~ -- BEARWALLOW RJDI:iE: . , ,.,.' '. ..~~. ' ATTENDED FVNIRAL A teleiram from Steuben¥We Lo !'"lends here Saturday bro1.11ht tnf:trmation of the death ot Mia& Nina oamble oJ' that olty. Mila Gamble, ~~~ . waa a reeldent of Clover Nook sanlt.arlum, unlil a ff:w months ago when 1he left. for Steubenville wit h her mother whcl'f! she bas realded tlince. She p~ed awp.y after a brief lUnes& room sttended i funeral Wet'e : Miss carrie and Jack Wllt&hire. the llartl!Rooe;y lie Balser. IIALI.YIMY TAKBS STUDENTS TRANING SuDday wW be IR ally day at Miss Ncme Trll.BIJell leaves this Methodist Sund.,- acb.ool. jweek for Wheeling where !She en- Gomer Lewla' _. ~l&fl8 w111 tt~s the Ohio Valley OeQeral hoapl· ch~ of~~ and · tal as a student nurse. Sgndt.Y school Clasl will have opportunity to take part in prosram. •• A'l'Tt:Noiii- MEETING Mrs. Edw. RartUn and Mrs. Go· mer Lewis MOtat-ed io Wlleele,sb'"'- 'Itr!~r..;dny with Mr. and M.t·s. A!et'r .ROOerts, IMrs, Itvlng Karr arid MJSD Marcia Karr ol Sl'l'l\CI.l~ teo attend the annual ooz;tvontlon of t~ Woman's Foreign M!Mianary fqelQty of Portsmouth dlltrlct. M)'s. H!'rdln IUld. Mra. Lewis brot hqme the tlrr.t d.lltrlct anrd for t)lclr auxiliary, a beautiful cande· ~a,bra c<lnt.alnlng lihe three stcwar.&.hlp candles. PREACHED FVNU.\L ;rhlll award was given Rev. E. C. Hardin was called w e.tptlliary tr&'lellnl the Rome. 0 ., Sunday kl oftlclat.e ai n\ID\ber of miles to Lhe ~~-!~n~al or a a:entlema.n frlt:~nd nteetlrtg. NOTI\1E PF A.fi'OINTMENT ..._ ... J . Ill . ~zee•ior tona ~ I3 LNCI.. Notice is hereby given 1'1' Hol ter. ha.e been duly -~jjp.j.i,;Led qua lified ns Executor or t he f NEED SOME MEIGS po. Estnt.c or Lucius Holter late or ;. to eell from 26 acreA up. Meigs County, Ohlo, dcceaF;ed. me p. .dc~rlpt.lon ol farm Dnted thl& 11 da y ot sept. 1933. :' prtoe" a.rll 1f you w\11 lease 8. A. MCCuUO\Ii!Jh '' llale. B. 0 . CB..!Ito, Real Es ~te Judge of the Proba.tQ Court :.:. ~rQk.e r . Vl.nt.on. 0 . 9-2'J-3t Mc!g:; COUI\tY, Ohio. t.rouiJie and other from here -oe-Jtr oodf. e'e'ca. 11~kl~ of I POOTBAI.J.t f OHIO VI, MORRIS·HARVEY ==~~~=------------~~~~ L • DID YOU EVER STOP ·TO THINK? F.,ll P.c:k ~o Slack flllinq • ~ SAME PRICE..,_ • ,_ AS42 YUIS AGO 25ounct• ftr 25t "boMW• --i---~- .. --<--- Jly Edoon R. Waite, Shawnc.,, Oldaht.>ma -·· AI -r;;;N, II .S '11-tAI "TIME NOW, I'LL HA'II£." "TO fi.I)N' ALOAl<*·-·- · -----· ~ - --~ ~ J,o-1.~'1-< P~MI'&E..D t:zfAcliMI. -(c.• CALL.. Me. I RUSHVILLE 1!:. A. Kibble has ren~d hiB build· lug here to the Btetn Produce Co.• of Plttsbwogb fQr &he wblter sea~on and Mr. Kibble Is cl08lnlr hi:s s toek of merchandise, Wlnftekl and Marvin Bailey reL'f'D!Iy for the northertt part The aucceuful future of any city can be ettablithed only up· on a baoia of 101,11Ul bualnen. Columbus spent the .~,,.u~!~~~= with h is brother Alva and family. Amy Dye of Joppa 1s staying Mrs. Vina. BatJ!y while her baud Is etnployed. awa.y from E. R. Calaway and wife Sa.turdtlY fQl· a vlalt at Spencer returl"\ed Sunday. Th<!Y have acq11ired a habit of heine s'iiCceooful. They do not enter into any pi'Oject until they have firot tnade a careful anayloia of condltiom and eotablltbed the pra<.tical, certainty of · T~e !.Ia bUainiBN concern• of any city are usually known as IUCCeaoJuJ rumc:et'llf, the""'"sta te wh~re they have work Prank Hol e&lnQ"e r and · 'vVhen YOUR Visits OUR Ci e •t"iotel Sinton-St.Nicholos 1s invar;mJy lhe preferenoeof all. Ard why net? tl>at "'' io>;JO ""' r.o~A. . m,(ort orolUl· ""thai is plea•.i~-and rula5 "'1.-hv tho! t\ioi bop tr<M!h"J expenses to a m'"'""" Q,.,, l!)~~ 1 I 1 <), ·:;;~ '~ .• )bu.t.o ..;!I like the ,~,nd~ locot"' rJ Hotol Sintto-St~idoda. in tho hoG:t <i ;.ta ~- OndnndJ·iu ,..-.let!~ loocl-~s • CJIUrterus ,.rvict-ard it> mod-""" .. I nc~ ', RTON • Df s~ Cs/Jjrinu~ ·-THIS PiiiiT·SIZI!D 150·POU,I.IO£R. IS ~ATED AS fKE ;OegN,.FIE~D. BAU.$:AR~IE~_I~ lHE FAR Wta~!.·. . ..--. ,. •llcrtl1 on! seMda1 in eo:\1 of ~s 750 ' "~ Klnt f,arilm SJild'nlr. (;,..., BliWn uabo rae..f\1 lliii IUCCeta. When they •tabliahed their bUt inelf they selected what they believed to ~ the molt locicalloeation for hie butinefl. 0. M. Pifler ..nd son Harolct calling on Lafayette Paugh who en the s1ck Ust.. • ·sere H. E. Kibble returned home he cona.l WlnohJ~~ter been en\piOYed the at few ""'' k•. · J. D. Kibble or Pa kenbut'i tn town Sunda.y. They had faith in the future of the city when lhey did ao. T'"y have ihown tbia faith in .,yery way and are lfi'Dill loeli<~v· eroln 'a'W11~...,! -better ~:ity. ' · Nelson Torrance and family out of tflwn vi&1Un1 Sunday. I 1 I ....... ~t>s· f,., l':l f>ll.w~i<:"'orns aNI'4ir)illg ,...,. elo:tr~cally caolod, "I " • EYI!ry city hu • p.tt. a J!l'<lfOQt ¥d a future. T~e ·~· it -.1. Ae' f!itisre ia what t.ll~! ci~ mak·e . l ;oDe;•the pruellt> ill ........ EL IL C,."i,ll~·· ja o'neqf ~ ~llt'i"l fOIIDd!'~ill!ll ~P!'D which I l'h* a,..',llmrt. . • I ' ' · · · ,· !l~,cli~.ta -ritfkt ~ . _,, a aitr to "' Uf "t\1~ tb11n tbcro ~ i!ltiP.-II~L ' . . . ,. . . .CITY ··ON . ,, ... S> ' ... i, ' i• " .' i o' '. '' ,. ' ( ' .' I ' ..;..1- .' . ·' ..-... '~ ~ '' '. '~ iwl·; .......... ~.I .~ ~-- . .,, . '• ·~ . "' ' .,. '' ., .1n' . . .. ' I - • • I ' ... ... . ... ' ' TO �• . ' ;Gh~i -QUeen 'WJWN!:SDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1U3 Bobcats Await 'Call F o r First Gam,e Saturday Athens, Sept. 2'1- After t.llrte weeks of dUigenl pract.:ce t he Ohio University Bobcals o.re anxiously awAILing the first oppor t.I.Ullty ' di!playina Ll:.l;)ir ware>\!' under fue when .Morri5 Harvey oollete of West Virginia. J)lnys here Saturday oi afternoon . Coari"J Don PederJ, who ~lll ~n his l..:ntll &'aw n o.t Lb . ·vhlo helm J1as been slowly rmmdlng a machine Into sha.pe to carrv the Bobcat6' battles this fal,l . A deWJ of ex~rluiCed playet"li 11 l arg~ group of amllltlous HO ph omores wtU raJSC t.hQ· CU!·lain Sa ~ur· day an 11. prQ«ram that calls for games with Purdue, Frn.uk.lln and Ml!t.ml In the next three weeks With 11ew combinations and nu• merom sophomores slnt'.Xi for e. "testing " Saturday, the Oh.io mentOI' ha.e promised speclnton; than their mo nP.y 'R worth In lld· UfterJ Virtually eV(."TY dat ~ who has shown any abllttv In practice will problltbly :;cc aCtitm Sa,turday. Bev~a l bar~ arc 1eady , ' NATlONA.L LEAGUF' to lla.ndle the kicking and pll..osing a~tgnm ent6, while linemen gradCh;b Woli Loot uo.ted from h.£t yr:ll"'!i fres h te<un New Ym-k. 89 59 wm plu¥ a line torn to shreds by : ,, PlttsburHh 85 67 the• l933 graduattom. Chic:\go 84 68 Eimer Pen.s~ncn. Ash.tabuhl and ' St. :Wuis . . . . . . . 82 00 Bo-b .snyder, Tol(do, both oophoension . . . 80 70 Brooklyn . . . . . 64 85 m9re5. ure ont.st&nding cundiJiat.es Fhlladclphia . .. . 58 00 for. tlle "bi -back" post, Utough Clnclnnatt ~8 92 K.Jmber Boyer, Cortlan d. tackle. h:Js been gettlnp,: nway some r.oM PWlt.e and Woodrow Wi1111 , formm· AMERICAN LEAGUE r !COlumbus W€st star. has shown up well m pa~>&lng Bl\1 &hmidt-, Club Won Lost Pot. .600 Oolumbus, S1tm Hodn.ick. Ce.nton, - ---~;;;;-;;o=;:;=:===-r-:::::::::::-::-=. - - · I Wss.lungton 97 31 0eorge Hnrvey, Toledo and John THIRD GAME RAINE() OUT J Y£STEII:DAY'S KESULTS Nf!W York 88 56 K~!t, Toledo. sophomor ~ bucl~s. ·Phlladelphl:l. . . . . . 7'1 6fl Will probably see oorvieto a.long wlt.h Colwubu&, 0 .. Sept. 27- INB- ' NAUON.t.L LE4Gl1E Cleveland ......... ?fi 'J4 Matty Fehn, Can ton, Ralph a~-io- Weather permitting, play In th e O: t roit 7:-1 'J9 inette, McArthur and Elden Arm - j un ior world serh:s between the Co~ ~ton 5; New York 3. Chicago 65 83 W . -. to C H Ju:mbus Red Birda a.nd tbe Buffalo ladelplJ.ltL 3; Brooklyn 2. Br.."Jton 60 85 b-·~ u<eo~, a.....,.ng 11 ·· exper1- Blsoris, no w deEidlocked at one Only games sched uled. • enefd bnll Clurl~rs came each, will be resumed h ere ' St. Louis 55 94 In addil,l.on to Bob fiilbert, PlquH. tonight. AMEii.u..: ~ LMGUE GAMES TODAY Pete Ste-j)hau, Sidney, Bill Snyct.•r, 'I'h ~ thtrd rame, scheduled ror Loll<lon, Ken Jknnctt, Nc\\Mrrl e rr.~ J;,:;:t night, was call~Hl on accoun t. of No games scheduled . UTTLE WORW SERIES town. "Pop" KL'Sf>i··r. oow.r 11.11d rr~in; Rml rl!5ched uled for ij;Jnlght. -,Walter Pried(', Mddleport, vRnilty T hr g11me or1gina.lly planned for LJ'fTLE WORLD !iERIES B.1tTnlo • [) at. ~olumbus lA. UPJJ:erclaSf' linemen. a large amount l.r.plght Wft~ moved over unttl to-8:15 pm. of new !orw1Ud wa.ll m nt""r:Hl w •ll rr.orrow night, after which the ser-1 Buffalo n . L.J al Columbus fA. .go btto aetlon. • icd W•ll move to Bul!alo. AJ postponed (Tain.l NATlONt\1. Lf..\.GUE --. -------------··---·--· No ga mes sch eduled. grw · ,.._..t.t.. - - t....... "' 0 I. ' I I FOR RENT-Bma.ll cottage 36'1 Grant St., "Middleport, 0., MiM 9·2~-3t Emma. Boice. For Sale, Mioc. F'OR SALE-One Delco 150 watt automatic light plant with botterys 80 A. H. one 600 WQtt Del.co wlt.h WeMJnahouse 90 A. H. bat· tery 3:1 volt all electric radios. I. 0 . Meredith, Pomeroy, Ohio. 9-22-3t Jo'OR ~ 8ALF..--Two double bfl.rrel h11mmerlesa gunli. 16 ga.. Stevens, 12 ga. Ithaca.. A·l condition 115 each AI.&D a number of cheaper . MUler'a Store, Langsville, 9-2'1-3t. ,' ·.' ' AMEA&ear. LEAGUE New York at Phtl&delphla. Big· Little Men ~\~.· ~-----------ByB~Y------------·----~ )' ' '' ~~ -- BEARWALLOW RJDI:iE: . , ,.,.' '. ..~~. ' ATTENDED FVNIRAL A teleiram from Steuben¥We Lo !'"lends here Saturday bro1.11ht tnf:trmation of the death ot Mia& Nina oamble oJ' that olty. Mila Gamble, ~~~ . waa a reeldent of Clover Nook sanlt.arlum, unlil a ff:w months ago when 1he left. for Steubenville wit h her mother whcl'f! she bas realded tlince. She p~ed awp.y after a brief lUnes& room sttended i funeral Wet'e : Miss carrie and Jack Wllt&hire. the llartl!Rooe;y lie Balser. IIALI.YIMY TAKBS STUDENTS TRANING SuDday wW be IR ally day at Miss Ncme Trll.BIJell leaves this Methodist Sund.,- acb.ool. jweek for Wheeling where !She en- Gomer Lewla' _. ~l&fl8 w111 tt~s the Ohio Valley OeQeral hoapl· ch~ of~~ and · tal as a student nurse. Sgndt.Y school Clasl will have opportunity to take part in prosram. •• A'l'Tt:Noiii- MEETING Mrs. Edw. RartUn and Mrs. Go· mer Lewis MOtat-ed io Wlleele,sb'"'- 'Itr!~r..;dny with Mr. and M.t·s. A!et'r .ROOerts, IMrs, Itvlng Karr arid MJSD Marcia Karr ol Sl'l'l\CI.l~ teo attend the annual ooz;tvontlon of t~ Woman's Foreign M!Mianary fqelQty of Portsmouth dlltrlct. M)'s. H!'rdln IUld. Mra. Lewis brot hqme the tlrr.t d.lltrlct anrd for t)lclr auxiliary, a beautiful cande· ~a,bra c<lnt.alnlng lihe three stcwar.&.hlp candles. PREACHED FVNU.\L ;rhlll award was given Rev. E. C. Hardin was called w e.tptlliary tr&'lellnl the Rome. 0 ., Sunday kl oftlclat.e ai n\ID\ber of miles to Lhe ~~-!~n~al or a a:entlema.n frlt:~nd nteetlrtg. NOTI\1E PF A.fi'OINTMENT ..._ ... J . Ill . ~zee•ior tona ~ I3 LNCI.. Notice is hereby given 1'1' Hol ter. ha.e been duly -~jjp.j.i,;Led qua lified ns Executor or t he f NEED SOME MEIGS po. Estnt.c or Lucius Holter late or ;. to eell from 26 acreA up. Meigs County, Ohlo, dcceaF;ed. me p. .dc~rlpt.lon ol farm Dnted thl& 11 da y ot sept. 1933. :' prtoe" a.rll 1f you w\11 lease 8. A. MCCuUO\Ii!Jh '' llale. B. 0 . CB..!Ito, Real Es ~te Judge of the Proba.tQ Court :.:. ~rQk.e r . Vl.nt.on. 0 . 9-2'J-3t Mc!g:; COUI\tY, Ohio. t.rouiJie and other from here -oe-Jtr oodf. e'e'ca. 11~kl~ of I POOTBAI.J.t f OHIO VI, MORRIS·HARVEY ==~~~=------------~~~~ L • DID YOU EVER STOP ·TO THINK? F.,ll P.c:k ~o Slack flllinq • ~ SAME PRICE..,_ • ,_ AS42 YUIS AGO 25ounct• ftr 25t "boMW• --i---~- .. --<--- Jly Edoon R. Waite, Shawnc.,, Oldaht.>ma -·· AI -r;;;N, II .S '11-tAI "TIME NOW, I'LL HA'II£." "TO fi.I)N' ALOAl<*·-·- · -----· ~ - --~ ~ J,o-1.~'1-< P~MI'&E..D t:zfAcliMI. -(c.• CALL.. Me. I RUSHVILLE 1!:. A. Kibble has ren~d hiB build· lug here to the Btetn Produce Co.• of Plttsbwogb fQr &he wblter sea~on and Mr. Kibble Is cl08lnlr hi:s s toek of merchandise, Wlnftekl and Marvin Bailey reL'f'D!Iy for the northertt part The aucceuful future of any city can be ettablithed only up· on a baoia of 101,11Ul bualnen. Columbus spent the .~,,.u~!~~~= with h is brother Alva and family. Amy Dye of Joppa 1s staying Mrs. Vina. BatJ!y while her baud Is etnployed. awa.y from E. R. Calaway and wife Sa.turdtlY fQl· a vlalt at Spencer returl"\ed Sunday. Th<!Y have acq11ired a habit of heine s'iiCceooful. They do not enter into any pi'Oject until they have firot tnade a careful anayloia of condltiom and eotablltbed the pra<.tical, certainty of · T~e !.Ia bUainiBN concern• of any city are usually known as IUCCeaoJuJ rumc:et'llf, the""'"sta te wh~re they have work Prank Hol e&lnQ"e r and · 'vVhen YOUR Visits OUR Ci e •t"iotel Sinton-St.Nicholos 1s invar;mJy lhe preferenoeof all. Ard why net? tl>at "'' io>;JO ""' r.o~A. . m,(ort orolUl· ""thai is plea•.i~-and rula5 "'1.-hv tho! t\ioi bop tr<M!h"J expenses to a m'"'""" Q,.,, l!)~~ 1 I 1 <), ·:;;~ '~ .• )bu.t.o ..;!I like the ,~,nd~ locot"' rJ Hotol Sintto-St~idoda. in tho hoG:t <i ;.ta ~- OndnndJ·iu ,..-.let!~ loocl-~s • CJIUrterus ,.rvict-ard it> mod-""" .. I nc~ ', RTON • Df s~ Cs/Jjrinu~ ·-THIS PiiiiT·SIZI!D 150·POU,I.IO£R. IS ~ATED AS fKE ;OegN,.FIE~D. BAU.$:AR~IE~_I~ lHE FAR Wta~!.·. . ..--. ,. •llcrtl1 on! seMda1 in eo:\1 of ~s 750 ' "~ Klnt f,arilm SJild'nlr. (;,..., BliWn uabo rae..f\1 lliii IUCCeta. When they •tabliahed their bUt inelf they selected what they believed to ~ the molt locicalloeation for hie butinefl. 0. M. Pifler ..nd son Harolct calling on Lafayette Paugh who en the s1ck Ust.. • ·sere H. E. Kibble returned home he cona.l WlnohJ~~ter been en\piOYed the at few ""'' k•. · J. D. Kibble or Pa kenbut'i tn town Sunda.y. They had faith in the future of the city when lhey did ao. T'"y have ihown tbia faith in .,yery way and are lfi'Dill loeli<~v· eroln 'a'W11~...,! -better ~:ity. ' · Nelson Torrance and family out of tflwn vi&1Un1 Sunday. I 1 I ....... ~t>s· f,., l':l f>ll.w~i<:"'orns aNI'4ir)illg ,...,. elo:tr~cally caolod, "I " • EYI!ry city hu • p.tt. a J!l'<lfOQt ¥d a future. T~e ·~· it -.1. Ae' f!itisre ia what t.ll~! ci~ mak·e . l ;oDe;•the pruellt> ill ........ EL IL C,."i,ll~·· ja o'neqf ~ ~llt'i"l fOIIDd!'~ill!ll ~P!'D which I l'h* a,..',llmrt. . • I ' ' · · · ,· !l~,cli~.ta -ritfkt ~ . _,, a aitr to "' Uf "t\1~ tb11n tbcro ~ i!ltiP.-II~L ' . . . ,. . . .CITY ··ON . ,, ... S> ' ... i, ' i• " .' i o' '. '' ,. ' ( ' .' I ' ..;..1- .' . ·' ..-... '~ ~ '' '. '~ iwl·; .......... ~.I .~ ~-- . .,, . '• ·~ . "' ' .,. '' ., .1n' . . .. ' I - • • I ' ... ... . ... ' ' TO �'.•.. - ~~ .,.. DaJI.T ' .Dft[SENT ' I ~ ._, I ' ' '. hear In a preliminary hearlne• bii- Core J , W . MCCullouah, , eotin1 Fa,c b,' . ; Jq.stlce of tt1e peace, Tu~ay afternoon. ·· The woman's adml&sion of gUtlt. SIX' DAM~ to tha A. Result Of New Pro-j . ~ ;jec:t; 24> 25, 26, A~td -, 9, 10, 11, to Go charge resulted 1n :;·-;:..:··;-.Costs o(·tb9! ·c~ . ~~~~~••~ pay and wa. was arrested Tuesday attercaunty a.utllorltles dis~ Meveral bqt.tlf'!:s or a.lle~red at her home . .A small brouifht to Pomeroy and the remainder the Edwards 11ome in • the illeg)t:l In· went to the Ed· on a Up that a tuattlve Wall tn hiding there. Tl'!e Bcl).aefer. eaca~ and a sea:ch of vicinity of the Ednot: :reveal hla Fall aud Winter COATS aNI \ made on S,ptember 15th it waa learned, and later l'fport.id to the auditor's ortlce here, meaning thnt o. 20 per cent reduction In the valuatlon or au town lots and build~·====-== I =====~ r league tiled a request with the Meigs Oounty Board ot RevlslOM ask.Lng for a flat 20 per cent 11!· cI•tYCJU•b . At Martin Hotin.) ·- .. ; Tc.Be Meeting Place of Many Boy Scouts - · ~ rf!Cle~ind In taxe11 In December BU:di~tll wll.l be cut to the. extreme, It wa.s foreseen, and elimi- ,, \IJX:ilia.r)'. Me·.e.. tP , ·. J ~~ . Orra'fti:&ation ·'·Elects era to ,;. i Ollie- Serve ·Durinr ~~ina Ytj'8!1' · .: nation of mUCh present expeme wUI be necessary. The bud~ balam•era, wh.O prevlouely have found It a hU(Je t.BI!k to balance the budset face conalderably more work in the appropriation of amO\Hlta ror various public departmanti with less lund!! to be dertved from taxe11. Leaders of the revaluatlpn move· ment In this' ·countY, · wi..L.h Ule ro· ductton a certah•~Y. feel ttu\t the 20 per cen reduction ill reMOnably comparable · to reductkm~ reported 1n other counties In this section ot the staLe. Personals - Items You Will Need For Fall Buy Now And .Save ' 1\J;/R~WELCOME I '· ALL t'iodDs Abv ANCINC 36 Incli'Fancy outi1,1g 1' ... . .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. - ' •. • .. •A_ --~--- ~·~~~r.~ ~~8 ..•.. ' .... ' ' '1£ 36 Inch Fancy Percale, Fast Colo'rs ~ ...·.. ·............ . . '2.96 $l00 Boy's Orange Football Sweat Sliirl!l .............. .. --··· .. ------·- . .,..--='-;-':-- ~·_ 86 in. Fancy Dress Prints · 80x80 ........ ~ ............. Snow White Ironing Board, pad and cover, washlilile and ~itary 1 : : ~ ' • 18C . . .. . Extlii: Value · ~·I! - . ':lilt ~dJdJIII'\Pes~ ,.,..,,....-:r:r?6aC "PO.GRIMAGI,~' -II& C- B~ ADpl, N...,.. N - - -:BOUaBoppor. \. ' .. Short: Heant M~one Newt (. . lf I ' --------·--------- -* - :n a !.:!.!• .._._!.~~ ll:J: .I 11 X I .11 X 6 a :ill 'I .Ill I • .X & Jlt:l J: J: . & t: J: 1 J: :1:. Now In Retail Code Cauoin1 Con~iderable Trouble l ' l' .. ; ,, J I ... ·,.n,' . . ' ~ .' . ' . su,c~.. &om .. .. . .. . . ... .. . :·' I ' ~ '"'•ootiP \ , . ~. ' .4 ' ! ' -. j t. '' ' ' '. ' ~ ' '. e9c'~~7s Men'• aftllio;a Utid~ ... : . . ZSCUp ~~ \ ' f; ' . ' U_p Men;• Slllt Tiea, ja~~jNCCi'-1 ....,, : uew ~ .f.!\~· ........., 2Gc to~~ l;.' ., . . . 1~ Mms DittsS SHiRTS ... _.. '. •• $.l·t5 ,Up " ..;' , ..;,: .: { . ' Iff~ ~ ·?: ' ..- •'. i -. '. Chil under agencles the ..,...ted: c~a;.,· ISc • tt. Rioten Estimated at lnjunc· , Break Into Hornet aJ!d ' A11a.tlt . Men due to augmented J""' MEN'S and BOY~ <,:AfS , . . . . . 2Sc .t: SOc ~f"· as reprd1ess ter, tl1e promise has fiOile out that relief mUIIt be more adequate and that 11 ueeNSary the govunment will ttMUn! that It ls. Alread), a report trom Harr)' L. Hopkins . .federal relief Bdministrator, llhows, 28 r.ta.t.ea have reported Increased rellet 008t8, which over Ladies Fancy · I . ' . · 1• ' . ;,$}.46 Silk Gowns ....... 1. . . . . . . . . . . Silk Socks ....... .e.\~, : ..;· .. . .. .. clos~y, the nwnber to be fed tht8 wiD~ er. -. · LADlES W.UH DR£.SSES.. . New Fall Style• ap,d ·.,-~ •ll Jtiffa~· teed fut eolt.ft:-4ill!a'l8 IAi -~ i Men's Fancy Ina thlA trend ct ti)At k' . to foi-l . each t:or<l Ex,plalnilll the lal In pJoyment compared with ~ It wu •-~~ high cetM!LThey !li'e •t·so Be~\1~111, -9nly, ,.. , ._.. ... r •• , •• ... . ', compared lief. · . a Bt.t..t'!f received an anrepte ot .$250.000 to build· up reUef ror upe~oyed transtentl. . .. en new ~ ' 1·119· ..~1 ·~,' AUIUI!It July. Relief authorlUee are watch~ . . . . . . . .. . . . 0. N. Ladi•Fal18t71'! ..,..,.~ Ox""trd• r. · WELL DRDUID •; 54x54 Alll:Jiniab~jcii;"is,-,lrand block- .1 ceuntry In ~~i~~~:~~~~~~a _._.:t~::-- W,alter:B~ ~ c;1tf ', 'iQd lh- U-\o)i ·'' OF BIG COMPANY "STOP - LOSS" PLAN unemployment relief ftc- AdmlnlBtr;ator 8$c THURSDAY and : ~ALSO Aa. Unrest Spreads; pension Starts At Weirton Plant New Plan To Prevent fair Sellin1 Is Under Consideration lNS - . lOCAl SOxll6 Baby'Biallkets,l • ')~;.l. Pink or,Blue ................. ~ · 24X~sifii~~ .R?gs lie Alk~~=~t:~~~n:.~~~~~~~ .... . .. - S9c Wallt-Over·~fo~• :.1••••• $5-00f.t: " ~ ~ : to the .~. . .~ . ~~J, a$ ~blolwteltao eCIII. Y~ to 1• to C~ M leO Ud:!l .... SIIIC!Ue....._,all'll _, more ot ' ,. ' . , . . •• &Jah . ~~~ tb~~ u .; ,.·lptn.i . .,. I• Chlcap. BEING STUniE~ BY ADMIN 15TH urer., Just made public. ahow that of 40 atates repoa;.ina. 10 tndlco.t.. lld Increase~~ 1n families on relief, aaalliSt 12 with rew ramllies, nnd eiRht otbel'• not tabulated. 'I'benJ was a drOp of abOut f per cent lD th~ total of families aduaiJ,y rttelYina: relief over the ' NO PHONE 'ORDERS - LIMIT 1• l' AIIDS TO E.\CH CV8TOMIW . ... Capes, M~'• Hi.h,Sh~ '. ·. .' .. : :$2.25, ACentury Ot Progress Wastuneton. Sept. 28 - STRIKE ~f ·STE[l WIRKERS WmENS1 1 1~,~~~ ijUIT WORK RETAil PR~BlEM . Every relief apncy of the aov· emment today was concentrated Hope Bleached Mul!lin ' Children's Rain Coats, fall scyles Suede Men'• Qxford• ... • ..,. ·.· ., ..... I IIIII ~ IIl : IIIII~IIII - Lllll!d For Co..::~:ionl hi -Order ToP Emplo:yment . Special For Saturday :Morning 9 to 12 A. M. Only . o'clock P'rlday afternoon with In1tennent followtnQ' ln the- Beech Orove eemetery bl ch&rre of l"'nsterwald undertaldn&" •..;;..,,;;;;. In Mayoralty Race - . l-NT ERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. •~ : t I I .,. ., . WEATHER FORECAST- ' --; Ohto and w~ Vlrltnl&---8bown '"~ night aud P'rlday. 811RhWy warmer tonllht. r '' . ' - •· ' " ' -------------~~ lftwa 1&'1 ID The Tttbune RELIEf ~ON&ENTHHE TO MD POOH PEOPlE A~t Shoe Department' . ,, . LADIES 10 CENT !!I ' LEASED on the &dminlstn~.t.ion profram of N!llef for the winter. ... Friday Niaht ~KJI;P.RINos wo~AN PAssEs Mra. P . A. Salley, 74, ~d SEPTEMBER 29 away at her: home at Bocklprtngs MUSIC ·JJ'J L 0, 0, r. Rt 'J : J5 a .m. Wer,l.nesde.•• foltoWft·,R SYNCOPATO&s ont-- Daac•tll o. prot~cl.ed 'mntm:; wtth compllbUon of dl8eases, . 8h& W&ll formerly Admi'!iion Miss Lizzie Joa.ohlm. , · Jl'ttnf'roJ 1erv1cel wtll be. co,nduct;Genb>2Sc: plus lax aci from the family residence at J une ~---- MORE PROJECTS • ductlon. AL that time, however, It wu learned thru the au~ttor that lt - - would be almOBt ltnpoNible to obtatn such a reductiOn on the tax duplicate or June. 1933. and the proper procedure seemed ,to be to walt U/>tll the collection ol the June, '1933, taxes and then make the proper request tor the oropooed .:; reduction. FaUurfri ' to get the reduction at t.hat time made the league more determined' anci tho battle was continued until the obJective WIUI flnlllly attained In spite of a number or delf:t'YS. ! The ora:aniiQtiOn wn.~ keot in· t.JU;:t throughout U1e fight for a reduction. · ; It was a loug, hard and deter. mined buttle that was walled on ~;E~ ;~ county the part of the ~rroup or Mete!! c1tlzell8 compriaing the taxpayers organlzo.Uon but lt Is felt by many that they have been amply repaid wJth the public announce~ mont of tbe "udlt.or that the reduction, o.s requ•ted , htts been ap~ proved. , ~ordJn1 to the audltor bl11 of· flee wm \lmmedJatAly bee:ln the te• ~loua P~ure uf pl&eiDI the 21 !:Hit ce~t ,toductlon on the valuatloi:J Qf reQI p.r operty and the reduction. wiU be, eUectlve on ., lhe December, 1933 duplicate. With ttle reduCtlon In the valuation of ,all • l'l'O.I · prQDertY, Meigs cou.nt!l' otflcta;s were raced wtth the 'rtallzatton that It will be Immediately necesanry t.o pare all ex:penses to ..the minimum Jn aCCOrd• ancp with .ttle redueed amount to be ' .. ..... ...• ~- · . Statea Report Increate In Costa For Relief Dresses New Fall auditor, was the valuation of real property. t.he I 28 SbaiiR- and RedfeJ'D. luih gtad-A:ko Cheaper Coata, Pri~ .. . .. .. . $iJ.SO tc47i.OO I H0)ds Meetmg ' ~ .. . SPORT and DRESS . - . ·~ The objecUve Of the Meigs ooun- tngs and all agricultural land ty Taxpayers Lea&'Ue to reduce high buUdinp within tbe countY wUl effe(!tlve Immediately . taxes In Metp county, has been The taxpayers league was fonned realized It was learned Tuesday o.ro when citl· w1th the announcement of Auditor here many the continued H. J . Blackmore that the 20 per In COlD• cent flat reductlon 1n tlle valulltton re..:uced n.lua· of all real estate ln the county had P,ior!'•M_..t; countle.g, began been approved by the State Tax to have redue· Ccmmi&sion. The approva.~ ut ;.ue ab5tract of all rea.J eHtate property In Melga lm.;:~r~~~ that Melp county county, rued l'e(:ently wlth the Tax receive proper reu.uctlon in was made Tues- Commlelon by the __ at For Real 'Estate in County; Auditor Announces 20% Reduction to Be Effective in December - the New1 ()!llce of Till DaiJ7, Tribune, ~·II 1188-L; If tbt luahl• Otllce aak for 20Z·B. When "Sure, I made it for my !Jl'e, I drtnk lt. myseU," declared (dollle l!:dwards, 64·Yf'8.r.-old • MlddtePort woman, when a.<~ked U she w•a auJity or not guUty of -pos&e68(on' qt alk!ged intox:icatinB horrie brew ·::~ .mu~r ·Reveals Inter- ----~------------~-READERS' NOTICB - ' If :rou ww _.:..._ • __ --... ONI0 JI?A11 IUIIU• II 1111 'liT i)ID U 'fM Ut ~ 0 ~ UIUU8 0 = . " SALI OP.. . ..: n Woman. Fine~ For Taxpaye~s· 9rganization Finally Gain~ ±· 1Possessmg Liquor ObJective After Months of ·. . : ~or MDV[ n WH[N F~uncl Tedious Procedure . ' _p U[U [ ~cp.ed NEW VALU~ TO BE SET UP ._lIl[··lll DAM BUII . . 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