https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9dd23e360f567eabbc1a9b8261d70aa7.pdf f796aaf4cf68501484edb1b68a28c21b PDF Text Text '.•.. - ~~ .,.. 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 . . T ~uritive IV own 15 ::l.l~rview ' With . Lock- .,u•••• " WammmAT, BBPNMJUtR 1\ cf Harboriow '. ... • ' l~CK Home B......Middle porter •• . ftDIIIIi PC++wm, GilD lit. For Low on By Lea:p Hard .Yaluation Is ' ... .. ' etl'ect ot .,... . finlth Federal Rec:opition Of Union• Is Chief Demand Of Strikers r~ ~ ~ Schoolmate Elopers I s~~RUG£ ·- ·~ BEC~MES AC UT[ IN SniCK[N AREA· lack Of Tran1portatioit lncreua Difficultiea , in Tampico_ . . . ;I MORE LOOTERS' SHOT -__ .. ,·: i A. Martial law Cciiitln- . ues; Damare Eotiniao · ted At $10,000,000... ''· ; �I , -. ,. , ' • . ' ~~~:s.rg.:·P~OOAT£ JU0c·[ 'mtJ]ISOAY. SEPTJIIIIBER :11, !HJ VIRGINIA . ,'TJIE QAII. Y TB IJi UN E -~ n~ll)' GREGG -~ 1 Ni.TJ\)NAL ADVEB.T_ISING I SEPII&U~T.ua'V£8 I •"' Kimball, lao. ..----~--~~--~·~·~•~u~a~~··~·~~~~~'~u u. ~·~'~MD~·-·----------' ~ E'•r ~iorial Olfke cau AS·L 1 Ddlttred Br Uarrie.r 87 Jlltll Die Wee). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ . 1~ O.ne Mollth .. . ... , , •. , . . . . , ODe Month .. . . .. . . . . . . . • .IO ,ithree Month:~ .. . ........... . ODe y~ .. .. . . . .... .. .. . . . . 6 oo 0 " •~ntht .. . ...... .. . . ... . MORE COOl> N£wi<s< _ _.. ~:..:•.::ar:..:·.:..··.:.."".:.."":.:.':..:··:.:.·:.:.·:.:...:.:...~:.::: I:JT IS with ge neral pleas ure and satil!fucbon that average American Citizen reads of the' decision and e ub ~Jeq uent m ess~g e of P1 etud ~ nt RooHevelt relative to th e naval hohday s uggested by England. l'"or y carR t h1.s to untry h us mainh1u1ed n. n~vy far be- low t hl! stnmgth necessa ry m proportion to that maint umed ~Jy Englan dJ F or ye ars our nab cn has done 50 •nuch rp.ore t han ~ ll others combined 111 an honest effort to brmu abo ut g e n ~ ral good feeling among nations, thnt t here is no co mparison. F'or years all we have receh•<'d for our· endeavors, is the worst of l'Very argument So th~t .i.t 1~ no'.¥ tlm e to 'assert ourselves and take our proper pla.c:e !\mong!\lntiOnl:'i , bUilding or not building, RS we see fit, a s oth€'1: natwns l!tt~mpt to dictate to us. 'rl'J.e thne has come to assert in such a _po'sitive ma.n-1 ncr tha,t all others will reali ze that we will sta,ntt for no more of th e dill y-dallymg that ha. taken up so much time in the PuJSt. It is time we were giving them aU to underFtand Ota t QUl' patience has been exhau3ted and tha,t we intend ito have what is rightfully ours if unusual means a r c n c~t!R!i ar)· f or geltl hg it. The mon ey ~ pent fo r a biggtn· mwy, for a lligge.r a rm ,y , ('·o r bigge r nir force s, is we ll spent. It goes to u ve-ry lti'Cnl d.cgrc e, t oward the payment of ~Sahlllll~ of men who t~f\! butldtug and fo1· men who an' m the service who oth e rwl ~:~c wuuld be Without visible means of support and 11 therefote t'i erves u good purpose. We hnve no't yet nor cuu WI{ e\'PI, KU long o ~ we urc a nation worthy of the name, rea ch lhc pomt wh ere we can have our sons and • '8 :-~turv c while there is n way to prevent duJJgh~l sturv utlou. Pie!ildent Roosevelt should forg et diplomat:y and hon eye,l phrases, call a spade a spad e anp IP,t ~he wor)d in , gen~r·\ under.tond, th~t froro now on, h QnQcforth aud forev ef ; the Unit ed State• Gov'!roa/neilt ·~ hall :be roa)!l· t.oine u ;for uoul oy a nd of the Ame11cuu poople and thnt 11fter us, .. other nations come first." ~:=.~~~::,:~::"Einru nopH~N rUNOS un llekl Wednetd&y at Lowell. The I next conference to be Mld next. ' year, w1ll be held ln Jllddleport at. I CHICAGO 95 Our of Town Ladiea p..,.. ent at Diatrict Seuion of D. A. R. n.":!"':'..,:'!.,Cit,:;_ ' !In,' Watchful Eye Of 'Judp McCuUouah Ullcov· ert Th'Je\rtiry · MONEY TAKEN VALUATIONS REDUCED THE clnHounccm t: ut of tlic County Auditor that u. rc~uc~ 1wn of 20 p c 1 cf' llf m \' aluatioll of l' e RI o~:~ Lute i~1 Mc,l![!ol ! ' Notoriou::, olll ~p~al;n~te;•;•~we~<e~w;o;ok~l;llf~O~n~1~t~.~~ Cllarll!s F. Urschel, millionaire man. In Oklahoma City and · snat- _ ched " him on t he night or J uly 22 last were Bates and Kelly Federa l authontles believe that Bates and Kell y may ha ve each ta ken $75 ,000 or th e ransom money Who rece1ved tlM! other $50 000 Is rurblemn llca l accordm~ t n t hfl •r theory Thf'y are convinced that the 873,25() found Ol"' the Cass Coleman ranch was the major portion of Kelly's "cut." The go! ernment succeeded In Jl nkln g Ba es up df'flnlt!' ly with t he lddnaplng It WR5l no surpr l..<!e to r tllPm , therefo re. that BaWs did not , lf\ ke lhe staPd Fnur wttnP.sse.s m~ ~ , eluding Ursche l himself. pom ted out Ba tf!s In t he court! oom as one d lhe twc act ua l kidna pers !1 r! I your Apples iD our modern cold otorate-Wrile ua for rateo. Thr I POSII:Ot'l•'lt..;E l\llDDLU'POit'l' . ' '1' ' • - cv ldf' llCf' i· I ELECTRIC Theatre Thun~day and Frida' "A CENTURY OF PROGRE~' . A trip to the World's Fair, at a.b!olutely no cost. You donl han to ro to Chicqd to ..ec lhls blr ~pccl:.aele-J'Oa'JI se~ mo~ 6f lhe Fair ' bJ LblB picture than It you .1pe-.l 1 days In l.'bifl:ago. -ALSo- "PilgrimaJe" : ~ta r rin g Uenriet!a Cresmau Heather &.ngeJ. N"""an• 1: <1 ~­ t Pl 1\huan Nt :~bn, lkt.&J ll ~yt ~. Hedda Hoprw:r, Maurt:, U,t.i\.l;;(.i:i'f Mt'- l KUTONE NEWS LIBERTY THEATRE Middleport. Ob.. Mem phis Tenn Sept 2S- INS- ' George "M~chlne Oun ' Kell y has ........ admitted takln!{ part In Lhe $200 .000 Fr1day and SaturdaJ 4 abduction of Charltl8 F u 1 sch el, "1NTER,NATION'AL mllllonail c oU man. and will b<' ! HOUSE" lusl1ed to Oklahoma Cit y la t.e t his PeQ:¥ HogJUil J.oyr.~. )Y. C. latte! s daughter, Dorothv R Fell week to stand t.t la l. Departmen t or \ FIELDS, Ruddy Va.lee, ~qto Woolw01 th Donahuf' - grand80n Ju!rt.lre officials so. ld to tlav Pians rrre being complef..ed tOOuv 1 art l.: rw in, Gtur,c Butqs a ad Of the late P W Woolworth and an Gracie Allen. Cab Callow..,.. heir to the ftve and ten cen mll- for remova l of th e despemdo and his wife, Knlhryn to OkJahoiJ' a by : Bela Logos! , Col Stoopnarle limlll a~::ainst :! n~ Budd. ' ' Ml"' Fell. who made her df!bu t alrplnnf' os n precaut ion n dtt~ at lhe • MJII9 an)' J)OS.'lible att empts to rrce tl) e Shorts : Betl) Boop llf l'epere Long' iNland estate. 1.!1 a machine gunner The Salt~r-Jau a ' J• Cuba. of the Randolph!>, the trn\ted Stales District Jud~t: H 8 f Mali nee 3;45 P. M. FndV~ a~d l~:. ~~_!:t,'l1.,~-'-lae_'-:-s_;..,And _-'='"" --'-on =.. cleared tl~~! :~r ex - (~~ Slorage Capacity 10,000 Baaketa, Pomeroy. I ' I FtC~NH8 f.'\ '1,1\ . TMlNKS A,cco~4i!i!,. To ~etter To I The ~pvornmen~ pf 4lbftpl& h~• .r~~uc~d Ita natiQn.ol defe nse bu41iet to •~oo,Qp(J, J,<! is gpjnK .tp ~ply ql! ejfectivc !rien<johlp· of ?II '\'!'IPllnl. , ' d lllllll~ l ng I THE 1'. H. DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE CO. ~~~~~~~~~:! ~~~~,;~~~·~: -:··--...-- c i,s tbe time to Pri~es maY go hillher-: they Clio, it will ' cost' you money 90. Md tires. And with fall . ' Wtnter weather and th• .- fuW~ 111o•t of· ~u~· .dotbinll will be mo.d~ out qf rublf!lr. '1'~1~ J• II'PI1111 to Le topgh on th e ul~ moth familY· • ' . ~ • . ..' '' ' ' ,~~e~~s~ ~~ fme tdbacco :·"Ql{A ; ~ •I ..•.• lo • 1 ' w*y• P.athfinder and All· ,Weather. At the pfice you l wish to pay we have a ' Go;odyeai:' Tire. Wily not ' 1t. ;it; come fu. toda¥ ai'tk:.l ~~ ~1' . ~ ' . ' trt_eq arl')lin',~ Unele eo..mplanWd. Pop paid no at. You don't follow the prtn. of 'lbomu J'e~fSOD .and Wil1011rt• he ' a~ used . - j • fQUG•er of Jurene v' and KarJ :at:an. Thomu J•f· •ld all men are hom frel!'l . didn't U.f the atatli'll 'lfU shoufio .. now him. ..t:h rfftte•a E~~oa~ kriows .. a ' !Qllg, firm; · whire ash re' suits from per(&t buf'lling fine toba<:w,. Norice rhe a$' on Lucky Strike.• See how even, how 1inn, how, wqite. }'har lon~ white 1 •' ash is ·<he .'unml$takallle mgn ,of ' , , LuckY · ,Strike's · ' fine robacco quality, · that 1 of > \ "' ' '. fully pack~-ah<1 ~ , oo lptose I , <put•.•. • l ' If t • • .,roqi)4il th.e comer, it's it<>o4 id:e~ to have the PtQ•JI tectiOn of safe ne~ tires aU aro~nd. And remember this~~ .-tice wear is slower i~ wiJJ.ter tban it is in 8J.lmmer ,-t:tJ.e t_ires yo~ buy n~w; . will give you. full pro~~ 1, tion all winter and you wiU atiJl h.ave tood tires for ,. ' lil;e~·t spri,ng and suJAAt~,r te> : withstand the ravJ.te~ of hot sqmmer rdids. We "carry the complete line of GOOdyear Tires ....... Speed·' o;vet? ' I and _slippery ro~ds "!'""" --In m ost against Batl!s was the findi ng or q1 ~ 'iOO of t he nmsom mone} In h 1~ : trousers wht'l' he was nr rt steQ on !I ' " T ' ~f\' ' ll " ( h r.f R O , B"<; , 8hannon whPI'e U rcht>l was held : ca ptive J B aU,;oy's fa ilure to take the stand was a• t rlhu led to h is rear thnt hls lurid crim ina l CtH ef'r would be naun ted befcH~ the Jnry by the i · govern m ent prosecutors I Store at Hom~ where you can keep in touch with your applea. the pocket books of a ho•t of property ,owners throughout. 1 F"<Orthcrmore, th ey will be felt in another qQarter and lhat iH by th e hoard which has the job of bo.lancing the budget for the coming year. Naturally a great reduction : n mcomc will result from this 20 per cent redUction and"""'"'"·" n:1turnlly expenses mu~:~t be cut a correHpondinr amount m· th e county will face the situation of having expenHes lur grt~ uter than lts income. When th ese reductions ore made bl' the boar~. therefnr c, it may he expected that there will be" complaints in vu riou s1 quarters, but decr~ased taxes can oply come lJuough a decreu1:1ed expense account !\I'd public expen· rlitut·cs will have to be curtaUcd in the "1llme mt~-nner and by apvroximatelY the same routes a• are uoed by ipdiviq'lalo wh en they ftnd their incomes have been pruportion;.tely decl'eased. . The time should have long since passed when public r xp e n~t·s ::~hould go on without 11egard to where the money io commg from. lnllividuals !lave been retrenchin11 for ' evernl yearo but tlte av~ra~e JlOIItician finds it harder to ,;ecreasc c~peno~s ~hen ' pu)>lic lu~tl• ore inv?lveq t~11n 1t i• to have a dentist remove hjs ~~l;~ .al)d thll.~ !a,~IO !t~le und ertuki!ltr· ~owever, riow t)lllt Ill~ II!OY•)II'r ge~n ~·· eo mpli•h"'\, otlter tl1ing~ li!~Y be c~pected io keep with the gesture. ' It io aald 't)lat CRIPPLED YOUTH WINS $9 000 AWARD ' Col umbus, o &>pt. 28-lNS-A $9 000 verdict agllin11t the Newf\l'lr: Shoe .Storf'5 c o . t.oda y ~a:; held by Sum Williams 11 -ycar- old crtnnted ,... ...acnewsbOy-of Akron aJ> a 1esu1t of tion h ere yeste rday by the Ohio Suprt me court The coun ref used t.o consider U1e compan y's a ppeal m the ca.ee which (Qantlnued rrom J,f&A'e one) res ulted from an lnjury received by shown at Ulls trial t hat the t wo the boy a.s he attempLed to dodge men . w.ho enter.ed t he boll)e of f rom under a al11n which fell as S~ore 'County Super• County, will i.J c mnd c effective for the l ~HiS taxc~, first pa ym e nt of wh ic h 11-1 du e m December, ld p,robaQly the l!lten.~ent best ne.wR r ~ce t ve d b y a lung-8nff cring, tax paying public ' NO •PLAN FORMED in many a long do.y. The long, hard battle fur such red<Octiun put up hy Ai 'f,tt, 'T.il Saial, Ao To the organizali on hand ed together for sucb purpose, thus fi~anciAJ, Qf Weak comes to an e nd . That the effortK 'put fnrth by thc!:lt.-" tax l)iltr,i cb paye rs, have nat Ueen WK8ted. is indeed n~tent to all t~x­ ''•J;!l'W:fO tbOUJh :til\e ftnanciPK of Jlayerl:l and a vote of thanks is due the Taxpayers' Le..,gue. U'!F sch~IB l\aa not been adee&,uat.ely While the battle was a long one, the result of it ill pl,'ovllled far, tt ~ftppears ~at, in no more than might have been expected wllen it ~~~ takAn vluw .or logJalatton wblch h~ been Into l'onsideration that many other countieK in the state enacted. aml in view of tbe sltuo.hnd mudc similar moves, Rome in even grea.tet' arnoun~s tlon now as comQ&rcd with tb.e sit~ the bb8.111B of many, many mo1tth!'i before the nction was made binding in our tn'<n county. The !'csutt::~ will he fat' renching and will be felt in !Contln uedfrOOt Pl&ie oru:) cltans:e waa neoelll&l'IY Thle would lnvolvt! an 1!'%pi"''!Mlon on currency lnft&tlOI\ wh leh the president Ia reluctant to mtJ:e obeervers believe Johnlon 1a IC.hed.uled to return t.o tW om ce today after an absence of 11ii daya, d ue w a ml.nar operaLlcm i81l&Ste r for a n lntecUon H e 11 expected to But I didn 't have Blly\hlng to :.s&ue a statement OJ\ the prell@nt do with the Chicaso mail robbery !Latus of ~the re tail code a nd t.o an· or the Ko.ru>~iS City Union at.a Uon r.ounce the date when he expect.! It ma!!Silcre ' t..J r ecelvt ~resldentlal approval M.ti.nacled and chll.lned to hUI oot Benator Robert P Wagner , iDJ In tin: Shelby county jail here <J f New York ebalrmtm ot the na- Kelly underweut. hours of a:rUIIni Ul.lnal labor bo&.rd, allio w1ll di&cus!l at the ha ndl.: of pollee and federal rerent labor dtsputes a!lP strlkea secret serviCe me n before he gr!W w.tlch have developed In various glu gly admi t ted his p a rt In the Industries while Johnson has bee n kidn aping convaleadng a.t Walter Reed h08- ~ - - - -- - _ •. In the strike of Pord Motor ComPflny employes at Chester Pa Wagner has sLid he L!! willing to lntf' rvene If requested by plant om cla ls or wOrkers Ai'P.LIS Fi Cold Storaje - • Retail about t he propriety or sen ding a opecoal labor board mediator to Intervene ' '" LnLdltina the pair when he aflned a removal order &L Jacluloll, tenn .. ehortly before Ktlly ytelded under unceasing qUPSUon lnlt here and oonlessed that he J)8 rtic1pai.Hd 1n t.he Ursche l kldn a ptng Well, you've JOl me rtrht on the Urschel job," J ohn W. Keith of the Washtngwn division ot the Depart.· rne nt or JwtU:e division quoted t he •'~ey are expected "' conre, l .-----~·-•_.._au_•_ln_ m. __Of _r•_~_•_•J__c_'_'·_~_~__..__o~·-•_L__c_._u_~ __·_•_____-r_j I 58Z·L PAOI 'n11'D • Big Crowd Here For COnference ~:;r~~~~· PREVENTS MISUSE ~i,em to their homes. Mr. &nd Mrs. Bruee Ward tNeva the IriiWWi ot the recent death of Misa Parsons) and baby d&Uihter or the week to boa home ot COiwnOlara ~er, a former lllddle- :M.r and Mrs. John Ell\«1 hua atter a \llait. with ' Ill' · anJf lfra. port l!rl, at her home tn Obk:l,fo. Th ursday mo-m1na tor thelr Hom er Oook. ~~~ed an operation Ior 1\t Alr:Mn arter a. few d&ya •I'Jo""~tiL The deceased was l.'!th Mrs. Ward's parenta. Mr. Mrs. T. W Jones tetumed Wf.d· tho d&blbter of the late WUUa.m. MJ s Ed Par sons and other neoday evenlna .f>oOm Oak HID, ~. who conducted a dry Uvea. ''here abe ·attended the funeral of Mr Qnd Mrs. Oerl RUSAell and a. "'latlve. 1ooda sCOre here. corner or Mill ' street and Second Avenue, a num- 1L\li o sona of YounKstown Vtslted rt-1cently with Mr. Uld .Mrs. T B. Rus· ber or yeara aso. - !f!ll of BeeCh Street. 'filE WOMAN P.tYB Be\'. W. B. Patterson &nd family .Mr.. &nd Mrs. Joe li.OrTla ot North left Wednesday for Oreadello 0 , to stcoild Avenue announce the blrth take bp thelt residence there. Rev. c( a soP., born Tuesday Mllleuport, 0., 'Sept. 28--INBl'a Uklon haa aerved M pMtor of Mr. and 'L'"S Arthur oovert spent Sometlllng new In the W11 of dltl)e. ~eath M.' E. ChuGeh tor the, wednesday tn Columbus. on b\J,sl· \ or ce deci.!J.ona had been lwlded 1 ~ two yean. ness dCl wn today by Ju4p R. B. Putnam :Mr. and t((fs. Otto l!unter Qt Mrs. James Harley. Mrs. W. or Holmes countJ eornmon pleu WfUaW,n came 'lfuesda.y ~ror a vis~~ E1yan, Mrs. Frank Vroman w;lth • · IIIQd· Mrs J . w. Byera. Sarah Dobbs motored to .Arne~. Millen -J,Ir. and Mra. J. E. Casto ot 'J·hursday where they vl!lted JJobb;let",tW. ·V11:. an~M. K. Casto ot nnd Ml-s. C, A. Polnde~t.er. of .rrosa ·n~lect Dally Nitrp returned '\Yf!:aneeday to their Martha Bryant and Mrs Judge Putnam ordered h<m1es after a short villt here with 1 Bqwlea, who are In the to •contribute two dollars Mr.wapd. M.."'. Joe ~by. J . E. and wn HosplLal at Logan. for the support. of her M. K Ca c;w are r.onR of Mrs. Kirbv Mrs Evelyn •.ewls, Mrs. Ph~Wp childrtn. custodJ or was awarded to Ames. !t~__!_~d Ml'l!'. lttrby a.ecompanted l"!clnhart, Miss Ruth Wise, 11118 DJI:$. IN 4ftqoymcnu ltt Lers, however excellept ~ ~t eal rable Jn UIIR1·1 • f ta Phone . I ~- ~~ has been ncelved hen b)" t..o bt: \ ~ 1D no ~ w,.a be published. \ • - "'l • their name&--4lthovtb. not I ' ' ~ ~ "''"'''d-dail 1111\l<lr sept. ''· ~. .. the..... O!floo -.1 ·II I Wo Clldo. ..... 1110 Act of Marcil ~. IOTfl. Publllh8cl 1)00y f1!!! . . . . ., G(liJ.t S.tunSJ.)I. LOcated OD Lower lt!K:OP4 Slirell, }lpa\UOJ, Q, ' ' Wl:llm our tri6nda aend us Iett.era ""- newa matter tor pubUc~ Ui'Q ~ lD .all cue~ .stn ' I • ever ., ~' .at.J\cod op ll cpu~~ ~~~~~~' •D,i,lh~ Vo!W ,~O.W ,QU!.IJa<•l .J • I , -. e~a - -~~~~~II '""" ..... },!;~o,c1c•I!P• ~at'o ~~ ' ' '' !lrJt• Ar.w.us tlte..fott~t t01nu:eo1 ' ' p11111t l~Jo/ltmmu/u'} ALWAYS tle .. / Ar.wA.YS.luJ/t!#pkue! . "' JOai ' "its toasted" '1'111.01\T PI.01'J'.CTION-FOR BIErtltR TASTE I ' . �I , -. ,. , ' • . ' ~~~:s.rg.:·P~OOAT£ JU0c·[ 'mtJ]ISOAY. SEPTJIIIIBER :11, !HJ VIRGINIA . ,'TJIE QAII. Y TB IJi UN E -~ n~ll)' GREGG -~ 1 Ni.TJ\)NAL ADVEB.T_ISING I SEPII&U~T.ua'V£8 I •"' Kimball, lao. ..----~--~~--~·~·~•~u~a~~··~·~~~~~'~u u. ~·~'~MD~·-·----------' ~ E'•r ~iorial Olfke cau AS·L 1 Ddlttred Br Uarrie.r 87 Jlltll Die Wee). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ . 1~ O.ne Mollth .. . ... , , •. , . . . . , ODe Month .. . . .. . . . . . . . • .IO ,ithree Month:~ .. . ........... . ODe y~ .. .. . . . .... .. .. . . . . 6 oo 0 " •~ntht .. . ...... .. . . ... . MORE COOl> N£wi<s< _ _.. ~:..:•.::ar:..:·.:..··.:.."".:.."":.:.':..:··:.:.·:.:.·:.:...:.:...~:.::: I:JT IS with ge neral pleas ure and satil!fucbon that average American Citizen reads of the' decision and e ub ~Jeq uent m ess~g e of P1 etud ~ nt RooHevelt relative to th e naval hohday s uggested by England. l'"or y carR t h1.s to untry h us mainh1u1ed n. n~vy far be- low t hl! stnmgth necessa ry m proportion to that maint umed ~Jy Englan dJ F or ye ars our nab cn has done 50 •nuch rp.ore t han ~ ll others combined 111 an honest effort to brmu abo ut g e n ~ ral good feeling among nations, thnt t here is no co mparison. F'or years all we have receh•<'d for our· endeavors, is the worst of l'Very argument So th~t .i.t 1~ no'.¥ tlm e to 'assert ourselves and take our proper pla.c:e !\mong!\lntiOnl:'i , bUilding or not building, RS we see fit, a s oth€'1: natwns l!tt~mpt to dictate to us. 'rl'J.e thne has come to assert in such a _po'sitive ma.n-1 ncr tha,t all others will reali ze that we will sta,ntt for no more of th e dill y-dallymg that ha. taken up so much time in the PuJSt. It is time we were giving them aU to underFtand Ota t QUl' patience has been exhau3ted and tha,t we intend ito have what is rightfully ours if unusual means a r c n c~t!R!i ar)· f or geltl hg it. The mon ey ~ pent fo r a biggtn· mwy, for a lligge.r a rm ,y , ('·o r bigge r nir force s, is we ll spent. It goes to u ve-ry lti'Cnl d.cgrc e, t oward the payment of ~Sahlllll~ of men who t~f\! butldtug and fo1· men who an' m the service who oth e rwl ~:~c wuuld be Without visible means of support and 11 therefote t'i erves u good purpose. We hnve no't yet nor cuu WI{ e\'PI, KU long o ~ we urc a nation worthy of the name, rea ch lhc pomt wh ere we can have our sons and • '8 :-~turv c while there is n way to prevent duJJgh~l sturv utlou. Pie!ildent Roosevelt should forg et diplomat:y and hon eye,l phrases, call a spade a spad e anp IP,t ~he wor)d in , gen~r·\ under.tond, th~t froro now on, h QnQcforth aud forev ef ; the Unit ed State• Gov'!roa/neilt ·~ hall :be roa)!l· t.oine u ;for uoul oy a nd of the Ame11cuu poople and thnt 11fter us, .. other nations come first." ~:=.~~~::,:~::"Einru nopH~N rUNOS un llekl Wednetd&y at Lowell. The I next conference to be Mld next. ' year, w1ll be held ln Jllddleport at. I CHICAGO 95 Our of Town Ladiea p..,.. ent at Diatrict Seuion of D. A. R. n.":!"':'..,:'!.,Cit,:;_ ' !In,' Watchful Eye Of 'Judp McCuUouah Ullcov· ert Th'Je\rtiry · MONEY TAKEN VALUATIONS REDUCED THE clnHounccm t: ut of tlic County Auditor that u. rc~uc~ 1wn of 20 p c 1 cf' llf m \' aluatioll of l' e RI o~:~ Lute i~1 Mc,l![!ol ! ' Notoriou::, olll ~p~al;n~te;•;•~we~<e~w;o;ok~l;llf~O~n~1~t~.~~ Cllarll!s F. Urschel, millionaire man. In Oklahoma City and · snat- _ ched " him on t he night or J uly 22 last were Bates and Kelly Federa l authontles believe that Bates and Kell y may ha ve each ta ken $75 ,000 or th e ransom money Who rece1ved tlM! other $50 000 Is rurblemn llca l accordm~ t n t hfl •r theory Thf'y are convinced that the 873,25() found Ol"' the Cass Coleman ranch was the major portion of Kelly's "cut." The go! ernment succeeded In Jl nkln g Ba es up df'flnlt!' ly with t he lddnaplng It WR5l no surpr l..<!e to r tllPm , therefo re. that BaWs did not , lf\ ke lhe staPd Fnur wttnP.sse.s m~ ~ , eluding Ursche l himself. pom ted out Ba tf!s In t he court! oom as one d lhe twc act ua l kidna pers !1 r! I your Apples iD our modern cold otorate-Wrile ua for rateo. Thr I POSII:Ot'l•'lt..;E l\llDDLU'POit'l' . ' '1' ' • - cv ldf' llCf' i· I ELECTRIC Theatre Thun~day and Frida' "A CENTURY OF PROGRE~' . A trip to the World's Fair, at a.b!olutely no cost. You donl han to ro to Chicqd to ..ec lhls blr ~pccl:.aele-J'Oa'JI se~ mo~ 6f lhe Fair ' bJ LblB picture than It you .1pe-.l 1 days In l.'bifl:ago. -ALSo- "PilgrimaJe" : ~ta r rin g Uenriet!a Cresmau Heather &.ngeJ. N"""an• 1: <1 ~­ t Pl 1\huan Nt :~bn, lkt.&J ll ~yt ~. Hedda Hoprw:r, Maurt:, U,t.i\.l;;(.i:i'f Mt'- l KUTONE NEWS LIBERTY THEATRE Middleport. Ob.. Mem phis Tenn Sept 2S- INS- ' George "M~chlne Oun ' Kell y has ........ admitted takln!{ part In Lhe $200 .000 Fr1day and SaturdaJ 4 abduction of Charltl8 F u 1 sch el, "1NTER,NATION'AL mllllonail c oU man. and will b<' ! HOUSE" lusl1ed to Oklahoma Cit y la t.e t his PeQ:¥ HogJUil J.oyr.~. )Y. C. latte! s daughter, Dorothv R Fell week to stand t.t la l. Departmen t or \ FIELDS, Ruddy Va.lee, ~qto Woolw01 th Donahuf' - grand80n Ju!rt.lre officials so. ld to tlav Pians rrre being complef..ed tOOuv 1 art l.: rw in, Gtur,c Butqs a ad Of the late P W Woolworth and an Gracie Allen. Cab Callow..,.. heir to the ftve and ten cen mll- for remova l of th e despemdo and his wife, Knlhryn to OkJahoiJ' a by : Bela Logos! , Col Stoopnarle limlll a~::ainst :! n~ Budd. ' ' Ml"' Fell. who made her df!bu t alrplnnf' os n precaut ion n dtt~ at lhe • MJII9 an)' J)OS.'lible att empts to rrce tl) e Shorts : Betl) Boop llf l'epere Long' iNland estate. 1.!1 a machine gunner The Salt~r-Jau a ' J• Cuba. of the Randolph!>, the trn\ted Stales District Jud~t: H 8 f Mali nee 3;45 P. M. FndV~ a~d l~:. ~~_!:t,'l1.,~-'-lae_'-:-s_;..,And _-'='"" --'-on =.. cleared tl~~! :~r ex - (~~ Slorage Capacity 10,000 Baaketa, Pomeroy. I ' I FtC~NH8 f.'\ '1,1\ . TMlNKS A,cco~4i!i!,. To ~etter To I The ~pvornmen~ pf 4lbftpl& h~• .r~~uc~d Ita natiQn.ol defe nse bu41iet to •~oo,Qp(J, J,<! is gpjnK .tp ~ply ql! ejfectivc !rien<johlp· of ?II '\'!'IPllnl. , ' d lllllll~ l ng I THE 1'. H. DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE CO. ~~~~~~~~~:! ~~~~,;~~~·~: -:··--...-- c i,s tbe time to Pri~es maY go hillher-: they Clio, it will ' cost' you money 90. Md tires. And with fall . ' Wtnter weather and th• .- fuW~ 111o•t of· ~u~· .dotbinll will be mo.d~ out qf rublf!lr. '1'~1~ J• II'PI1111 to Le topgh on th e ul~ moth familY· • ' . ~ • . ..' '' ' ' ,~~e~~s~ ~~ fme tdbacco :·"Ql{A ; ~ •I ..•.• lo • 1 ' w*y• P.athfinder and All· ,Weather. At the pfice you l wish to pay we have a ' Go;odyeai:' Tire. Wily not ' 1t. ;it; come fu. toda¥ ai'tk:.l ~~ ~1' . ~ ' . ' trt_eq arl')lin',~ Unele eo..mplanWd. Pop paid no at. You don't follow the prtn. of 'lbomu J'e~fSOD .and Wil1011rt• he ' a~ used . - j • fQUG•er of Jurene v' and KarJ :at:an. Thomu J•f· •ld all men are hom frel!'l . didn't U.f the atatli'll 'lfU shoufio .. now him. ..t:h rfftte•a E~~oa~ kriows .. a ' !Qllg, firm; · whire ash re' suits from per(&t buf'lling fine toba<:w,. Norice rhe a$' on Lucky Strike.• See how even, how 1inn, how, wqite. }'har lon~ white 1 •' ash is ·<he .'unml$takallle mgn ,of ' , , LuckY · ,Strike's · ' fine robacco quality, · that 1 of > \ "' ' '. fully pack~-ah<1 ~ , oo lptose I , <put•.•. • l ' If t • • .,roqi)4il th.e comer, it's it<>o4 id:e~ to have the PtQ•JI tectiOn of safe ne~ tires aU aro~nd. And remember this~~ .-tice wear is slower i~ wiJJ.ter tban it is in 8J.lmmer ,-t:tJ.e t_ires yo~ buy n~w; . will give you. full pro~~ 1, tion all winter and you wiU atiJl h.ave tood tires for ,. ' lil;e~·t spri,ng and suJAAt~,r te> : withstand the ravJ.te~ of hot sqmmer rdids. We "carry the complete line of GOOdyear Tires ....... Speed·' o;vet? ' I and _slippery ro~ds "!'""" --In m ost against Batl!s was the findi ng or q1 ~ 'iOO of t he nmsom mone} In h 1~ : trousers wht'l' he was nr rt steQ on !I ' " T ' ~f\' ' ll " ( h r.f R O , B"<; , 8hannon whPI'e U rcht>l was held : ca ptive J B aU,;oy's fa ilure to take the stand was a• t rlhu led to h is rear thnt hls lurid crim ina l CtH ef'r would be naun ted befcH~ the Jnry by the i · govern m ent prosecutors I Store at Hom~ where you can keep in touch with your applea. the pocket books of a ho•t of property ,owners throughout. 1 F"<Orthcrmore, th ey will be felt in another qQarter and lhat iH by th e hoard which has the job of bo.lancing the budget for the coming year. Naturally a great reduction : n mcomc will result from this 20 per cent redUction and"""'"'"·" n:1turnlly expenses mu~:~t be cut a correHpondinr amount m· th e county will face the situation of having expenHes lur grt~ uter than lts income. When th ese reductions ore made bl' the boar~. therefnr c, it may he expected that there will be" complaints in vu riou s1 quarters, but decr~ased taxes can oply come lJuough a decreu1:1ed expense account !\I'd public expen· rlitut·cs will have to be curtaUcd in the "1llme mt~-nner and by apvroximatelY the same routes a• are uoed by ipdiviq'lalo wh en they ftnd their incomes have been pruportion;.tely decl'eased. . The time should have long since passed when public r xp e n~t·s ::~hould go on without 11egard to where the money io commg from. lnllividuals !lave been retrenchin11 for ' evernl yearo but tlte av~ra~e JlOIItician finds it harder to ,;ecreasc c~peno~s ~hen ' pu)>lic lu~tl• ore inv?lveq t~11n 1t i• to have a dentist remove hjs ~~l;~ .al)d thll.~ !a,~IO !t~le und ertuki!ltr· ~owever, riow t)lllt Ill~ II!OY•)II'r ge~n ~·· eo mpli•h"'\, otlter tl1ing~ li!~Y be c~pected io keep with the gesture. ' It io aald 't)lat CRIPPLED YOUTH WINS $9 000 AWARD ' Col umbus, o &>pt. 28-lNS-A $9 000 verdict agllin11t the Newf\l'lr: Shoe .Storf'5 c o . t.oda y ~a:; held by Sum Williams 11 -ycar- old crtnnted ,... ...acnewsbOy-of Akron aJ> a 1esu1t of tion h ere yeste rday by the Ohio Suprt me court The coun ref used t.o consider U1e compan y's a ppeal m the ca.ee which (Qantlnued rrom J,f&A'e one) res ulted from an lnjury received by shown at Ulls trial t hat the t wo the boy a.s he attempLed to dodge men . w.ho enter.ed t he boll)e of f rom under a al11n which fell as S~ore 'County Super• County, will i.J c mnd c effective for the l ~HiS taxc~, first pa ym e nt of wh ic h 11-1 du e m December, ld p,robaQly the l!lten.~ent best ne.wR r ~ce t ve d b y a lung-8nff cring, tax paying public ' NO •PLAN FORMED in many a long do.y. The long, hard battle fur such red<Octiun put up hy Ai 'f,tt, 'T.il Saial, Ao To the organizali on hand ed together for sucb purpose, thus fi~anciAJ, Qf Weak comes to an e nd . That the effortK 'put fnrth by thc!:lt.-" tax l)iltr,i cb paye rs, have nat Ueen WK8ted. is indeed n~tent to all t~x­ ''•J;!l'W:fO tbOUJh :til\e ftnanciPK of Jlayerl:l and a vote of thanks is due the Taxpayers' Le..,gue. U'!F sch~IB l\aa not been adee&,uat.ely While the battle was a long one, the result of it ill pl,'ovllled far, tt ~ftppears ~at, in no more than might have been expected wllen it ~~~ takAn vluw .or logJalatton wblch h~ been Into l'onsideration that many other countieK in the state enacted. aml in view of tbe sltuo.hnd mudc similar moves, Rome in even grea.tet' arnoun~s tlon now as comQ&rcd with tb.e sit~ the bb8.111B of many, many mo1tth!'i before the nction was made binding in our tn'<n county. The !'csutt::~ will he fat' renching and will be felt in !Contln uedfrOOt Pl&ie oru:) cltans:e waa neoelll&l'IY Thle would lnvolvt! an 1!'%pi"''!Mlon on currency lnft&tlOI\ wh leh the president Ia reluctant to mtJ:e obeervers believe Johnlon 1a IC.hed.uled to return t.o tW om ce today after an absence of 11ii daya, d ue w a ml.nar operaLlcm i81l&Ste r for a n lntecUon H e 11 expected to But I didn 't have Blly\hlng to :.s&ue a statement OJ\ the prell@nt do with the Chicaso mail robbery !Latus of ~the re tail code a nd t.o an· or the Ko.ru>~iS City Union at.a Uon r.ounce the date when he expect.! It ma!!Silcre ' t..J r ecelvt ~resldentlal approval M.ti.nacled and chll.lned to hUI oot Benator Robert P Wagner , iDJ In tin: Shelby county jail here <J f New York ebalrmtm ot the na- Kelly underweut. hours of a:rUIIni Ul.lnal labor bo&.rd, allio w1ll di&cus!l at the ha ndl.: of pollee and federal rerent labor dtsputes a!lP strlkea secret serviCe me n before he gr!W w.tlch have developed In various glu gly admi t ted his p a rt In the Industries while Johnson has bee n kidn aping convaleadng a.t Walter Reed h08- ~ - - - -- - _ •. In the strike of Pord Motor ComPflny employes at Chester Pa Wagner has sLid he L!! willing to lntf' rvene If requested by plant om cla ls or wOrkers Ai'P.LIS Fi Cold Storaje - • Retail about t he propriety or sen ding a opecoal labor board mediator to Intervene ' '" LnLdltina the pair when he aflned a removal order &L Jacluloll, tenn .. ehortly before Ktlly ytelded under unceasing qUPSUon lnlt here and oonlessed that he J)8 rtic1pai.Hd 1n t.he Ursche l kldn a ptng Well, you've JOl me rtrht on the Urschel job," J ohn W. Keith of the Washtngwn division ot the Depart.· rne nt or JwtU:e division quoted t he •'~ey are expected "' conre, l .-----~·-•_.._au_•_ln_ m. __Of _r•_~_•_•J__c_'_'·_~_~__..__o~·-•_L__c_._u_~ __·_•_____-r_j I 58Z·L PAOI 'n11'D • Big Crowd Here For COnference ~:;r~~~~· PREVENTS MISUSE ~i,em to their homes. Mr. &nd Mrs. Bruee Ward tNeva the IriiWWi ot the recent death of Misa Parsons) and baby d&Uihter or the week to boa home ot COiwnOlara ~er, a former lllddle- :M.r and Mrs. John Ell\«1 hua atter a \llait. with ' Ill' · anJf lfra. port l!rl, at her home tn Obk:l,fo. Th ursday mo-m1na tor thelr Hom er Oook. ~~~ed an operation Ior 1\t Alr:Mn arter a. few d&ya •I'Jo""~tiL The deceased was l.'!th Mrs. Ward's parenta. Mr. Mrs. T. W Jones tetumed Wf.d· tho d&blbter of the late WUUa.m. MJ s Ed Par sons and other neoday evenlna .f>oOm Oak HID, ~. who conducted a dry Uvea. ''here abe ·attended the funeral of Mr Qnd Mrs. Oerl RUSAell and a. "'latlve. 1ooda sCOre here. corner or Mill ' street and Second Avenue, a num- 1L\li o sona of YounKstown Vtslted rt-1cently with Mr. Uld .Mrs. T B. Rus· ber or yeara aso. - !f!ll of BeeCh Street. 'filE WOMAN P.tYB Be\'. W. B. Patterson &nd family .Mr.. &nd Mrs. Joe li.OrTla ot North left Wednesday for Oreadello 0 , to stcoild Avenue announce the blrth take bp thelt residence there. Rev. c( a soP., born Tuesday Mllleuport, 0., 'Sept. 28--INBl'a Uklon haa aerved M pMtor of Mr. and 'L'"S Arthur oovert spent Sometlllng new In the W11 of dltl)e. ~eath M.' E. ChuGeh tor the, wednesday tn Columbus. on b\J,sl· \ or ce deci.!J.ona had been lwlded 1 ~ two yean. ness dCl wn today by Ju4p R. B. Putnam :Mr. and t((fs. Otto l!unter Qt Mrs. James Harley. Mrs. W. or Holmes countJ eornmon pleu WfUaW,n came 'lfuesda.y ~ror a vis~~ E1yan, Mrs. Frank Vroman w;lth • · IIIQd· Mrs J . w. Byera. Sarah Dobbs motored to .Arne~. Millen -J,Ir. and Mra. J. E. Casto ot 'J·hursday where they vl!lted JJobb;let",tW. ·V11:. an~M. K. Casto ot nnd Ml-s. C, A. Polnde~t.er. of .rrosa ·n~lect Dally Nitrp returned '\Yf!:aneeday to their Martha Bryant and Mrs Judge Putnam ordered h<m1es after a short villt here with 1 Bqwlea, who are In the to •contribute two dollars Mr.wapd. M.."'. Joe ~by. J . E. and wn HosplLal at Logan. for the support. of her M. K Ca c;w are r.onR of Mrs. Kirbv Mrs Evelyn •.ewls, Mrs. Ph~Wp childrtn. custodJ or was awarded to Ames. !t~__!_~d Ml'l!'. lttrby a.ecompanted l"!clnhart, Miss Ruth Wise, 11118 DJI:$. IN 4ftqoymcnu ltt Lers, however excellept ~ ~t eal rable Jn UIIR1·1 • f ta Phone . I ~- ~~ has been ncelved hen b)" t..o bt: \ ~ 1D no ~ w,.a be published. \ • - "'l • their name&--4lthovtb. not I ' ' ~ ~ "''"'''d-dail 1111\l<lr sept. ''· ~. .. the..... O!floo -.1 ·II I Wo Clldo. ..... 1110 Act of Marcil ~. IOTfl. Publllh8cl 1)00y f1!!! . . . . ., G(liJ.t S.tunSJ.)I. LOcated OD Lower lt!K:OP4 Slirell, }lpa\UOJ, Q, ' ' Wl:llm our tri6nda aend us Iett.era ""- newa matter tor pubUc~ Ui'Q ~ lD .all cue~ .stn ' I • ever ., ~' .at.J\cod op ll cpu~~ ~~~~~~' •D,i,lh~ Vo!W ,~O.W ,QU!.IJa<•l .J • I , -. e~a - -~~~~~II '""" ..... },!;~o,c1c•I!P• ~at'o ~~ ' ' '' !lrJt• Ar.w.us tlte..fott~t t01nu:eo1 ' ' p11111t l~Jo/ltmmu/u'} ALWAYS tle .. / Ar.wA.YS.luJ/t!#pkue! . "' JOai ' "its toasted" '1'111.01\T PI.01'J'.CTION-FOR BIErtltR TASTE I ' . �~ ' ' I ,' ' •· .' ,; , I '' f· ' ... . 'p • • .. ·' ~- . '· ' { .( ' ". •' • •• . ~AX·~~. tna 'I ; New York I; Pblladelpb3-1. W£ST SAJ..!M . ~ Mfol. M"uY &tiM and dttilhter, - . E Kathleen or Groveport. Sl)mt tll~ week end ....u.tt. t ."l' ICln, Wayne ::.~o~ MtttW. a.ntl "!IJ't and fa- l!'l:J. :!J'"" 11(0!\on; ...... b::tnter. bwolru"' '" ........... Satm<!ay. -~ ~the-1s att.end,lns school .. Ohln .mlv.J11ty, ' PrOr. J 'a Morton or Athena, rpeq~ Bu_ndlly !flth his mother, "''~rBa. 'MOrtott_. 8h~ ILeoomiii>o 'i\IM IV>!!>• """ ~<rt .......,. fmICago to -._ttetiil the world'l!l aU, He lrulex of hll 'ClOI>IiOOulhe lor - ' I. . ......... . . The DeclaratmD. ~ ' . '• . wluol. •- ""'1111 wben It .states that aU men are ere&t:e<t rree ~i;i e.nd equa.l lf lt were not tor the ab: 'lbat.. why he · per ceftt. a! i' ~"''uvo''llilert'""'. lor jlfihi ot ' ta rlaht h.me'Yoletioe bli ' and hta la~t terieroilt'y. holds .. r~ ~ ~IChola t met.Finley carson (left), 72-y•ar-old clerk in the Indiana lla'W . J . BOlin , . ,.tr'''•'. ~a\:!> p'tlson at Miehillan C1ty, Wilo ,..,.. s)l~t p.nd beaten Sunday lr\lftlt& tY ~oli0c\a wh~ escaped 'tro~ -the Pr!s.~ Tuseday. At Bolin. Mrs. Jennie right, Fred W e!lnitz, turnkey In \he ppoop, who wa; n~ so~- MM-deeol·ated tradition batiken ~ the cN.pped Une. The orIt ta a terrtne .tru'ggle . . BU' he pnllliion nde that retires bank Warden Louis E. Kunh el directors a~ the ·lenlal old aae or mana.ses to 11o lt. uf lhe lndilitu'- state priHron a,,went)'-ftvt waa made because a man Ls liable to 1et plum-heaGfld at Michigan City where II.':DUl\d that time; and tau to Tedeven CJnvicts escaped member that the IOQdwlll and Ute fixtures are Siamese TWinl and Tuesday. lie is holding the that the substance and tbe shadow ¥r. ao4 ~.... Joe MOO!'e 1pent Bllhday wt.tb John Eblin. cotton and paper in which are 88 oil o.nd water. ~II, Po4&ou wu callll ... 011 Otlo guns attd cartridges used by ~It l6 dJJ!Jcult 1.0 change the hablt.s and JW &tilth SI.JpQay. Margare·t Hy~ll returned ~ 1cf the convicts w(lrc smuggled of a eareer In 1\ bustnea.s where l"Tiday evenlns after a few &y 5 .._YI kindliness 18 a. detour and genero- "!alt with relatlve8. 'l in. into the pri~on. sity a. ara.de cr0681I'&. Mr. and Mrs. Marvhl McQuire over the held by the - LONGDALE Mrs. John !Bumgarner or MB1!011 OR RENT-&nafl cotta1e 387 ~a.s the reoont ·ruest or her father Grant St., Middleport, 0., MJM Olm&r Rtctarcl. .. .. . ;Emma Dolce. 9-2S-St Murl Wolf of Mt. Alt.on event sev er'al d!Lya the past week with hla brother or!&. Ploreitce Ohlinger of .aroad RWl for MPc. w.u: calling on Mrs. Pearl Ohllnsm· J 'OR SALE-One ~leo 760 watt Wed!'le.ctay. A showet" was given tor Mr. and ~~outomatlc ltf,ht plant WSth bat· teryl!l 80 A. H. one 600 watt Delco 3.1nt. Chester Weaver Saturday wtth Weetlnghou&e IKI A. H. bat- tve.,ing at the home of the latter's tery 32 volt all electric rad)06, I. r.e.rehld, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Llevc. Meredltll. Pomeroy, Ohio. ltig. M"nY U5eful girts wero recelvI ' ' , Sale, '· CHERRY RIDGE Ed. I 9-22-3t. babelle ifart !!pent Wednesday j .APPU'Ifl apple buLtc:apple!!. I'JJSbt with her grandparents Mr. Dropped Delicious 50e per bushel. aNI Mrs. Okey Roillih ot Broeel Hartinger Prul' Farm, Phon:!! Run. 145-L. 9-~-3\ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ooodnlght and daughter df PaJ:llerllbut'g llJ:lent the 1 d FOR BALE-PresI1 Jersey cow.s an week end here with rel&'t lves. I thorough-bred spotted Poland Mr. aud Mrs. Oscar Hart wt'l'c China pigs. Prlces reasonable. Cbllhl!f on Orts wou and family 1 Write or 5ee VIctor Oenhelmer, s 1:ndo.y afternoon. Pomeroy R. D. 2. ll-2,~3t Mr. ar.d Mrs. Harold Rood and - ---l rnml!y of Columbua spent the } 'OR BALE- Two double barrt weok ~nd with Mr. und Mrs. A. C. ..: hamraerle6ll lfi.Ulll, 1111 ga. Stevens, Brown· and tam!:/ . .... 12 p . Ithaca, A-1 condition •15 Mll!l. orla Llevins af Newman •.. e~ch . ALso ~ number of cheaper "'¥ Ule -YeereTJt guut of her flltl\lf ;.·:· _, guns. MUicr .~ StGre. Lang1wUie-, Fl'ank Rlcktll"d. . ·.h~ • · Ohio. 9-~'l-3t. Mrs. Ha.na.rth and son, Mr. and< ·.. lOR BALE-A beo.utl!utt'J(lOGrand · Mrs . .DwiiJht '8Ullivat) aJl4 ~ ot ..... :,;· Plano. Oan be he.d far very amall Hunt.ngton epent BIUlda.y with Mr .. _ ...,~)>alance, tl9'l.60, po1.yable f8 per and Mrs. D." L. Rlokard. llo ... .~ mpnt.h to reliable part)'. Klndlf · Mr. e.n6 'lrl'· L. M. All~n and ~tt"Ve : reterer.ce ~mct · 'iWi will ad~ ''~o daqbt.r~ ap(!Ilt, U.~ ~week end ~:;; Where plano ma;y ue seen. Ad• With r&lAtJ.Vea at ~kersl:lui'a. POLLY AND HER PALS- On the /:; FORSALE- a. HI'I't AMEMICAii Lli.t.Gtlli liAS .,.., Bollkm , • at Phl*"t?hla. \V~W~hington a~ and tJ,mily were at his fatber, B. T. KnapP til at COIUUlbUI!I lA. A.) {I) NATIONAL Ll.t.GUE No pmea . achedqled, J ,.-e.w Y~. "' Chicago term for bank led ten fellow reported _, Bigaer And Better Fall Featival For Gallia County I !;" MI\Wda ---' ~,. · •. uOdJ u"!!.tor} .~aotm. ~ .........,. and 'T =--= ==;===~-=Rutland Middleport York Stonelqna' Myers Ent6mlnler Phillips LO Lambtift 8tll88 c Lowl• Jackson 'l)ll>ker IW Huffman Himdley RT White Sw15ber P.E Ptwnmer PICk... Michael Alienri"orth ..... ' e.staaj;f ' ' tbl dinner dkltf i!unctaY. ~ mlly 0:1 Du~ll ~ dt . ~~l e,pd fo.m ly oi New nhihlld and Jl!ary Violet and Emetscin .-en, v.oere a1l!lo caners. • Dale Hart and tamUy weJe ·ClLJ.ii.Qa: on Jetl Violet aod wife sun(tl.y. llmer5011: ·Well fB suflerinl with an infected ftnger. Bii'ln-es ~!e't wa:s ea1lln1J Fcrmal'l- ~ers SundaY ·at · ~le Rit!Y had u ~ ~d*Y : Mrs. Della Butte, Btlh flbd d.a\il!lte'r ~otthe~, ~tic =tho Stroke ~ - · -,..·---""'" Ben~tt RJiilY HB Prlee PB liOW "'IIEY .TAND NA.TION.U. U!:AG'UP Sl~eve! Club Won Lotit New Yor"' .. .. "' -. ' ~ . ' . UNION AVENUE w ' "' 67 Pittsburgh . .. . .. . . 85 Ohlmgo . ... . .... . .. St. LoUiB ., Bo11ton .. .. ~rr;>oklyn . Philadelphia .. . .. . 59 Cincinnati .. . .. .. . !;8 68 70 9! 0:! ' -- I •J.!L!!.J.J: .... __ . NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT o1 E•er.-.ror Oen'l Code, Sees. l<>~~;l:.~j Ea.kte or Conrad J. Columbuu, Ohio. that Ka.th- ""r ••'>: aa: ·Execu- Flreprool U.tM ltbduce:d ROOMS 11.60, . •1.2& BATH $1.50 Coorad J. Mels'B bounty, - this :J'Jtlt day DININO ROOI\l AND e. cqli'F.:t 8HOJ' ,... ~ ·ij; .... ~ ' ....''); ,......... .. •.\ NOT~Q!: OF FILING OF PE'JilTION Jo'lt~rida ·lHI ... .,..,.,,. llf\ Ualbto .~.~ FOit 1'KAN!U'ER OF FUNDS ...... Beaw wtfit A. McCuiJough fi01'EI· A'L1J.\ C.C\11RT ' or·j September Judge of the.. Probate Court, Meigs County, Ohio. Sarur. n.lam'J:'-menl Nor.w SmyrM, ,. .... "TIAT'S A&tflD OF A .QU.&SJION'i' !===;::=:===-= COLU~BUS ~'*"'. · ;...:..,. •1 A& Home FoUowlDc Paral· HOTEL 1!"~er 76, ffl price Bo.r.d you , Will tor ~~:::=~~~~~;:~ n1de. . o .if cuto· Reallease ElltBtc Broker, Vinton, 0. 9-2'l-3t •• I I i.Co•ta:o. ~ l'ate OlUI> lu ClJ!v.elt-nd th.e re l'lll De 850 Job!;, Iaiphenna Mc.EJhenny Wal!l vlaltlng Llule MldWa Otwtilla)'. Archie Well Ia report.ed. ill. Djnnet al'd Oerak\ Viole.t were *. re , More Jnonc.;,· J:tas beoll bt~~ed, more ~;p~~.ee wUI be used fl1r EiXhi· bits and conce.ss!ons and free I ahow.<;_ than ever belore to make thU! ~·cttr"s Oallta eouOty Pafi Peatlval a I>UOCCIIII. I It wql o~ Q.ext TueSday and eV CI'Y i!!a¥ W)Jl be 1L gala. OM, saYs John McNealy. pre.'lldent. aod ~· or to Mr. and !J:.un, a dau- 110~ 1. c. brood 110w, 6 pigs, 6 wks. old. Three cows fair 'ih' condition, Jersey, halt Je.-aey, -.. . Holstein, giving mlllr.. See Mr. J. .._,, D. Hoback, Rolandutl, 0 . 0-27-3t ALl. MAKES or raalos oerrtced •' reasonable prlcs. Bilng tn your l NEED BOMP.: MEIOSCO. FARMS radJo or cal~ :!.\hJ. H. M. Orol!ll t.o ~>ell from :.1& acre~ up, Waite Mld.!l.eMrt. me a descrl~tlon q( farm and ';;: ) Mr. lj.Qd ~. Emory Donald: and. du.ughte1· Loqlae wen lhe recent gi.U!8~a of Mr. and Mrt LhJley Hart. t_Ars. Homer Bro:n ;a! calllU(I' on M111. John McMlll. n • rlday. O.UU:ITODA;Y Buft'alo 8 :15 p.m. I 9-2'1-.lt New Yt.d; 1; PbU&delp~ o. Philadelphia 10;· Now l:ort 1. Ooly llllne& licbedulrd. LITTLE WOBLD IBai£5 I ~ ~ .~:7 drelis ltG• :,"76. ~ . .t.ME'ii.it,;~J..&AG¥- ~i¥.::=1 SO'(D ~rnber M'rs. Jule ·stol')' or ght.er. - loft Thursday tor Oolqmbuel. Ytl\1'8 1110 ~ aequired t.be bablt Mr. and Mra. Win JohnKM aop-· of promising thirty, ~ty and nine• m>d di!LU8hter spent Sunday with --t;y days. i'ou wdukt thm-. banters Mrs. Bolan at Rutland. ,Ra1 Wbf.ltv IIJUi family were would hest.te.te tn trustinll: money oeorge Moore Sr. 811ent the week bulincu vlidklrl!l in Middleport ret.o a manwhCRepromlt.ewun'tgood end with hill wife at Rutla.nd. cent,Iy. tol· a year. ~ny is the time wt , J. W. ;Riley 1a making preparaLole ZeiQ:Ier, wue and son of Big !lave said, "I'll pay you this money · t!nns to mgve to Bradbury. ~uh Blld Elizabeth Ross :m~ DDle t-ack. If It takes me a lifetime." ! Mra. Charley Hysell is Jmprovlo1. ~rr1 qJ thO Rldse were Pomeroy Ell Smith IIJ not so well, · vJs(toJI Tuelday. Bu.t f'.O banker would ever II'O over Golda. Mae Moore wu caWrig on Phyi.Us and · Murel Whale¥ have mncty days. :And that II c.utUna a Mre. Walter Dodi!IOil recently. ))Cit ~n ai:le ~o attend &e~CIOl the vromlse oJr right in the sturdy Daisy Johnson was eaWng on }:last r,eek ~ll With sore throat&. t>loom of 1ts )IOll'tb. Madeline Reuter Sunday. Llo . VanNest ill a.ttAmdiDg school Beane Moore spent Monday and , at_At en.\. .. _.. We never have any trouble 1lr- Tuesday wlth Emma Davis ot Mid- I Dale PMry and wife were llt Ham trent of the blink. What ~~others Ul!. Cll<lport. -*II! den ThUr&da.y. 1 felons. ·ltUBf t.o unA~ft ·outt lhill 'ft.ft. ~tie< Pbll&delDhla I; New Yorll: 0. ~ 'jf - L.._..l. • for Booklflt aDd Rate. JAMES H. BUTLER M•n•t:er ' aer~'l . Code. 8eJ!. S625-l3d ''·'' t'!!'!"" '-" .. • ::tt: ' . ' \A/hen YOUP. c· Visits OUR Ci / / , for ·I 1 Ocl<lber. 1933. Jnieph Turner, 8. Conn!!T, t. Ha'rvey BrRtt.on. Board o! Township Trus~. Columbl~ Township, Meip COunt.)', ""f'llo. ' .. ' '• -. . ' H£ NIOGT POPlJLAR~SOLINE'? W.t:L(1T~~tJ5T 6!=! '~~7-·~THEV A.LLtt:t.U~\e T~'la!T,FQii!,l\ ~€G:!~tA 1 Pl'l'iD ~iAA"" ; ., . JU~T C:4N'T . ~ AT t r / . . ( . ,.~- ' ,. ...---: --·--- ·"'i . f ' ,I '~ ' " • ~ ·, ' - ·" . ' ' be Cooled when It COIIICII to~ ,(be jb cat "~y" .; -, . ... ~ con'~ ' . in fWd- ~ ~ too much about motor ~ for that. So when one cert;Un car wine a/moat as many" buyetlJ a.s tho ned two put :toloth"l~i~ .laft 'P'f ~wcr; IT ¥f!ST ~ BEns:...~,.t'~ what the pew ~ Silt ,'I'Oil ' I !•· ' , ~-loqkin1-,it,.._ !Qu.:.,._.<idlr-atrelj1tcd !IDOi-Fiober'oiiiiiOilat~· Cbc~rolet; l!aa liettot baW..r,,~'l!":.ll'!\1• ~ -i~t :;,r f'C<fi . ·""'-~l#>d~ I?I'~•~!JimrJ¥tr<~­ r....... Cbriro¥ ,U. .a ~r eucfi!e"- . • . �~ ' ' I ,' ' •· .' ,; , I '' f· ' ... . 'p • • .. ·' ~- . '· ' { .( ' ". •' • •• . ~AX·~~. tna 'I ; New York I; Pblladelpb3-1. W£ST SAJ..!M . ~ Mfol. M"uY &tiM and dttilhter, - . E Kathleen or Groveport. Sl)mt tll~ week end ....u.tt. t ."l' ICln, Wayne ::.~o~ MtttW. a.ntl "!IJ't and fa- l!'l:J. :!J'"" 11(0!\on; ...... b::tnter. bwolru"' '" ........... Satm<!ay. -~ ~the-1s att.end,lns school .. Ohln .mlv.J11ty, ' PrOr. J 'a Morton or Athena, rpeq~ Bu_ndlly !flth his mother, "''~rBa. 'MOrtott_. 8h~ ILeoomiii>o 'i\IM IV>!!>• """ ~<rt .......,. fmICago to -._ttetiil the world'l!l aU, He lrulex of hll 'ClOI>IiOOulhe lor - ' I. . ......... . . The DeclaratmD. ~ ' . '• . wluol. •- ""'1111 wben It .states that aU men are ere&t:e<t rree ~i;i e.nd equa.l lf lt were not tor the ab: 'lbat.. why he · per ceftt. a! i' ~"''uvo''llilert'""'. lor jlfihi ot ' ta rlaht h.me'Yoletioe bli ' and hta la~t terieroilt'y. holds .. r~ ~ ~IChola t met.Finley carson (left), 72-y•ar-old clerk in the Indiana lla'W . J . BOlin , . ,.tr'''•'. ~a\:!> p'tlson at Miehillan C1ty, Wilo ,..,.. s)l~t p.nd beaten Sunday lr\lftlt& tY ~oli0c\a wh~ escaped 'tro~ -the Pr!s.~ Tuseday. At Bolin. Mrs. Jennie right, Fred W e!lnitz, turnkey In \he ppoop, who wa; n~ so~- MM-deeol·ated tradition batiken ~ the cN.pped Une. The orIt ta a terrtne .tru'ggle . . BU' he pnllliion nde that retires bank Warden Louis E. Kunh el directors a~ the ·lenlal old aae or mana.ses to 11o lt. uf lhe lndilitu'- state priHron a,,went)'-ftvt waa made because a man Ls liable to 1et plum-heaGfld at Michigan City where II.':DUl\d that time; and tau to Tedeven CJnvicts escaped member that the IOQdwlll and Ute fixtures are Siamese TWinl and Tuesday. lie is holding the that the substance and tbe shadow ¥r. ao4 ~.... Joe MOO!'e 1pent Bllhday wt.tb John Eblin. cotton and paper in which are 88 oil o.nd water. ~II, Po4&ou wu callll ... 011 Otlo guns attd cartridges used by ~It l6 dJJ!Jcult 1.0 change the hablt.s and JW &tilth SI.JpQay. Margare·t Hy~ll returned ~ 1cf the convicts w(lrc smuggled of a eareer In 1\ bustnea.s where l"Tiday evenlns after a few &y 5 .._YI kindliness 18 a. detour and genero- "!alt with relatlve8. 'l in. into the pri~on. sity a. ara.de cr0681I'&. Mr. and Mrs. Marvhl McQuire over the held by the - LONGDALE Mrs. John !Bumgarner or MB1!011 OR RENT-&nafl cotta1e 387 ~a.s the reoont ·ruest or her father Grant St., Middleport, 0., MJM Olm&r Rtctarcl. .. .. . ;Emma Dolce. 9-2S-St Murl Wolf of Mt. Alt.on event sev er'al d!Lya the past week with hla brother or!&. Ploreitce Ohlinger of .aroad RWl for MPc. w.u: calling on Mrs. Pearl Ohllnsm· J 'OR SALE-One ~leo 760 watt Wed!'le.ctay. A showet" was given tor Mr. and ~~outomatlc ltf,ht plant WSth bat· teryl!l 80 A. H. one 600 watt Delco 3.1nt. Chester Weaver Saturday wtth Weetlnghou&e IKI A. H. bat- tve.,ing at the home of the latter's tery 32 volt all electric rad)06, I. r.e.rehld, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Llevc. Meredltll. Pomeroy, Ohio. ltig. M"nY U5eful girts wero recelvI ' ' , Sale, '· CHERRY RIDGE Ed. I 9-22-3t. babelle ifart !!pent Wednesday j .APPU'Ifl apple buLtc:apple!!. I'JJSbt with her grandparents Mr. Dropped Delicious 50e per bushel. aNI Mrs. Okey Roillih ot Broeel Hartinger Prul' Farm, Phon:!! Run. 145-L. 9-~-3\ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ooodnlght and daughter df PaJ:llerllbut'g llJ:lent the 1 d FOR BALE-PresI1 Jersey cow.s an week end here with rel&'t lves. I thorough-bred spotted Poland Mr. aud Mrs. Oscar Hart wt'l'c China pigs. Prlces reasonable. Cbllhl!f on Orts wou and family 1 Write or 5ee VIctor Oenhelmer, s 1:ndo.y afternoon. Pomeroy R. D. 2. ll-2,~3t Mr. ar.d Mrs. Harold Rood and - ---l rnml!y of Columbua spent the } 'OR BALE- Two double barrt weok ~nd with Mr. und Mrs. A. C. ..: hamraerle6ll lfi.Ulll, 1111 ga. Stevens, Brown· and tam!:/ . .... 12 p . Ithaca, A-1 condition •15 Mll!l. orla Llevins af Newman •.. e~ch . ALso ~ number of cheaper "'¥ Ule -YeereTJt guut of her flltl\lf ;.·:· _, guns. MUicr .~ StGre. Lang1wUie-, Fl'ank Rlcktll"d. . ·.h~ • · Ohio. 9-~'l-3t. Mrs. Ha.na.rth and son, Mr. and< ·.. lOR BALE-A beo.utl!utt'J(lOGrand · Mrs . .DwiiJht '8Ullivat) aJl4 ~ ot ..... :,;· Plano. Oan be he.d far very amall Hunt.ngton epent BIUlda.y with Mr .. _ ...,~)>alance, tl9'l.60, po1.yable f8 per and Mrs. D." L. Rlokard. llo ... .~ mpnt.h to reliable part)'. Klndlf · Mr. e.n6 'lrl'· L. M. All~n and ~tt"Ve : reterer.ce ~mct · 'iWi will ad~ ''~o daqbt.r~ ap(!Ilt, U.~ ~week end ~:;; Where plano ma;y ue seen. Ad• With r&lAtJ.Vea at ~kersl:lui'a. POLLY AND HER PALS- On the /:; FORSALE- a. HI'I't AMEMICAii Lli.t.Gtlli liAS .,.., Bollkm , • at Phl*"t?hla. \V~W~hington a~ and tJ,mily were at his fatber, B. T. KnapP til at COIUUlbUI!I lA. A.) {I) NATIONAL Ll.t.GUE No pmea . achedqled, J ,.-e.w Y~. "' Chicago term for bank led ten fellow reported _, Bigaer And Better Fall Featival For Gallia County I !;" MI\Wda ---' ~,. · •. uOdJ u"!!.tor} .~aotm. ~ .........,. and 'T =--= ==;===~-=Rutland Middleport York Stonelqna' Myers Ent6mlnler Phillips LO Lambtift 8tll88 c Lowl• Jackson 'l)ll>ker IW Huffman Himdley RT White Sw15ber P.E Ptwnmer PICk... Michael Alienri"orth ..... ' e.staaj;f ' ' tbl dinner dkltf i!unctaY. ~ mlly 0:1 Du~ll ~ dt . ~~l e,pd fo.m ly oi New nhihlld and Jl!ary Violet and Emetscin .-en, v.oere a1l!lo caners. • Dale Hart and tamUy weJe ·ClLJ.ii.Qa: on Jetl Violet aod wife sun(tl.y. llmer5011: ·Well fB suflerinl with an infected ftnger. Bii'ln-es ~!e't wa:s ea1lln1J Fcrmal'l- ~ers SundaY ·at · ~le Rit!Y had u ~ ~d*Y : Mrs. Della Butte, Btlh flbd d.a\il!lte'r ~otthe~, ~tic =tho Stroke ~ - · -,..·---""'" Ben~tt RJiilY HB Prlee PB liOW "'IIEY .TAND NA.TION.U. U!:AG'UP Sl~eve! Club Won Lotit New Yor"' .. .. "' -. ' ~ . ' . UNION AVENUE w ' "' 67 Pittsburgh . .. . .. . . 85 Ohlmgo . ... . .... . .. St. LoUiB ., Bo11ton .. .. ~rr;>oklyn . Philadelphia .. . .. . 59 Cincinnati .. . .. .. . !;8 68 70 9! 0:! ' -- I •J.!L!!.J.J: .... __ . NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT o1 E•er.-.ror Oen'l Code, Sees. l<>~~;l:.~j Ea.kte or Conrad J. Columbuu, Ohio. that Ka.th- ""r ••'>: aa: ·Execu- Flreprool U.tM ltbduce:d ROOMS 11.60, . •1.2& BATH $1.50 Coorad J. Mels'B bounty, - this :J'Jtlt day DININO ROOI\l AND e. cqli'F.:t 8HOJ' ,... ~ ·ij; .... ~ ' ....''); ,......... .. •.\ NOT~Q!: OF FILING OF PE'JilTION Jo'lt~rida ·lHI ... .,..,.,,. llf\ Ualbto .~.~ FOit 1'KAN!U'ER OF FUNDS ...... Beaw wtfit A. McCuiJough fi01'EI· A'L1J.\ C.C\11RT ' or·j September Judge of the.. Probate Court, Meigs County, Ohio. Sarur. n.lam'J:'-menl Nor.w SmyrM, ,. .... "TIAT'S A&tflD OF A .QU.&SJION'i' !===;::=:===-= COLU~BUS ~'*"'. · ;...:..,. •1 A& Home FoUowlDc Paral· HOTEL 1!"~er 76, ffl price Bo.r.d you , Will tor ~~:::=~~~~~;:~ n1de. . o .if cuto· Reallease ElltBtc Broker, Vinton, 0. 9-2'l-3t •• I I i.Co•ta:o. ~ l'ate OlUI> lu ClJ!v.elt-nd th.e re l'lll De 850 Job!;, Iaiphenna Mc.EJhenny Wal!l vlaltlng Llule MldWa Otwtilla)'. Archie Well Ia report.ed. ill. Djnnet al'd Oerak\ Viole.t were *. re , More Jnonc.;,· J:tas beoll bt~~ed, more ~;p~~.ee wUI be used fl1r EiXhi· bits and conce.ss!ons and free I ahow.<;_ than ever belore to make thU! ~·cttr"s Oallta eouOty Pafi Peatlval a I>UOCCIIII. I It wql o~ Q.ext TueSday and eV CI'Y i!!a¥ W)Jl be 1L gala. OM, saYs John McNealy. pre.'lldent. aod ~· or to Mr. and !J:.un, a dau- 110~ 1. c. brood 110w, 6 pigs, 6 wks. old. Three cows fair 'ih' condition, Jersey, halt Je.-aey, -.. . Holstein, giving mlllr.. See Mr. J. .._,, D. Hoback, Rolandutl, 0 . 0-27-3t ALl. MAKES or raalos oerrtced •' reasonable prlcs. Bilng tn your l NEED BOMP.: MEIOSCO. FARMS radJo or cal~ :!.\hJ. H. M. Orol!ll t.o ~>ell from :.1& acre~ up, Waite Mld.!l.eMrt. me a descrl~tlon q( farm and ';;: ) Mr. lj.Qd ~. Emory Donald: and. du.ughte1· Loqlae wen lhe recent gi.U!8~a of Mr. and Mrt LhJley Hart. t_Ars. Homer Bro:n ;a! calllU(I' on M111. John McMlll. n • rlday. O.UU:ITODA;Y Buft'alo 8 :15 p.m. I 9-2'1-.lt New Yt.d; 1; PbU&delp~ o. Philadelphia 10;· Now l:ort 1. Ooly llllne& licbedulrd. LITTLE WOBLD IBai£5 I ~ ~ .~:7 drelis ltG• :,"76. ~ . .t.ME'ii.it,;~J..&AG¥- ~i¥.::=1 SO'(D ~rnber M'rs. Jule ·stol')' or ght.er. - loft Thursday tor Oolqmbuel. Ytl\1'8 1110 ~ aequired t.be bablt Mr. and Mra. Win JohnKM aop-· of promising thirty, ~ty and nine• m>d di!LU8hter spent Sunday with --t;y days. i'ou wdukt thm-. banters Mrs. Bolan at Rutland. ,Ra1 Wbf.ltv IIJUi family were would hest.te.te tn trustinll: money oeorge Moore Sr. 811ent the week bulincu vlidklrl!l in Middleport ret.o a manwhCRepromlt.ewun'tgood end with hill wife at Rutla.nd. cent,Iy. tol· a year. ~ny is the time wt , J. W. ;Riley 1a making preparaLole ZeiQ:Ier, wue and son of Big !lave said, "I'll pay you this money · t!nns to mgve to Bradbury. ~uh Blld Elizabeth Ross :m~ DDle t-ack. If It takes me a lifetime." ! Mra. Charley Hysell is Jmprovlo1. ~rr1 qJ thO Rldse were Pomeroy Ell Smith IIJ not so well, · vJs(toJI Tuelday. Bu.t f'.O banker would ever II'O over Golda. Mae Moore wu caWrig on Phyi.Us and · Murel Whale¥ have mncty days. :And that II c.utUna a Mre. Walter Dodi!IOil recently. ))Cit ~n ai:le ~o attend &e~CIOl the vromlse oJr right in the sturdy Daisy Johnson was eaWng on }:last r,eek ~ll With sore throat&. t>loom of 1ts )IOll'tb. Madeline Reuter Sunday. Llo . VanNest ill a.ttAmdiDg school Beane Moore spent Monday and , at_At en.\. .. _.. We never have any trouble 1lr- Tuesday wlth Emma Davis ot Mid- I Dale PMry and wife were llt Ham trent of the blink. What ~~others Ul!. Cll<lport. -*II! den ThUr&da.y. 1 felons. ·ltUBf t.o unA~ft ·outt lhill 'ft.ft. ~tie< Pbll&delDhla I; New Yorll: 0. ~ 'jf - L.._..l. • for Booklflt aDd Rate. JAMES H. BUTLER M•n•t:er ' aer~'l . Code. 8eJ!. S625-l3d ''·'' t'!!'!"" '-" .. • ::tt: ' . ' \A/hen YOUP. c· Visits OUR Ci / / , for ·I 1 Ocl<lber. 1933. Jnieph Turner, 8. Conn!!T, t. Ha'rvey BrRtt.on. Board o! Township Trus~. Columbl~ Township, Meip COunt.)', ""f'llo. ' .. ' '• -. . ' H£ NIOGT POPlJLAR~SOLINE'? W.t:L(1T~~tJ5T 6!=! '~~7-·~THEV A.LLtt:t.U~\e T~'la!T,FQii!,l\ ~€G:!~tA 1 Pl'l'iD ~iAA"" ; ., . JU~T C:4N'T . ~ AT t r / . . ( . ,.~- ' ,. ...---: --·--- ·"'i . f ' ,I '~ ' " • ~ ·, ' - ·" . ' ' be Cooled when It COIIICII to~ ,(be jb cat "~y" .; -, . ... ~ con'~ ' . in fWd- ~ ~ too much about motor ~ for that. So when one cert;Un car wine a/moat as many" buyetlJ a.s tho ned two put :toloth"l~i~ .laft 'P'f ~wcr; IT ¥f!ST ~ BEns:...~,.t'~ what the pew ~ Silt ,'I'Oil ' I !•· ' , ~-loqkin1-,it,.._ !Qu.:.,._.<idlr-atrelj1tcd !IDOi-Fiober'oiiiiiOilat~· Cbc~rolet; l!aa liettot baW..r,,~'l!":.ll'!\1• ~ -i~t :;,r f'C<fi . ·""'-~l#>d~ I?I'~•~!JimrJ¥tr<~­ r....... Cbriro¥ ,U. .a ~r eucfi!e"- . • . �., • -•• -. -. , ,, . ' ' OH IO •IT tE MU,EUM .h '~",.f' .. . J .>}I '' b .. ~!; . . . . ~ ... .. 'oJi• '· H IG!f eT UO 15Tll Ul • COLU Me'JS 0 ""' '.-' 1Ill ·' !! . VOL. ' At Old PrieM Kid Gloves All wool Coaw with Skunk, Racoon, Badrer, Mink, Squirrel and all other fun-Trimmed over Shouldei'-Shawl Collar-hirh Neelu-AII new at,. lee. ~ .$1.95 and $2.50 "Best Bet" Blue Work Shirts ONE ASSORTMENT Mens Dress Hose Plain. and . F~1l;CY 15c and 19c lOc Pair · : ,cotton Sheeting 36' in. he~v.y ' th<;uaand striking mlner&---a men· t5c.Yard Beautiful Fancy · Outings aclfll, shoutlnlf, challenging mobstormed Into nettrby Clairton today and practically "occupied" the clty, ., ' N.w 69c Spreads - Spreads · The New Cotton SpreadsNew De<<igns- All Colbrs 5c•1tk-15c..25c ·, i : ,; 2.1c Yard New Shirtings . ' I ' .e ·. , ...' r NO. 101 5 Yards f ~>r $1.00 ' Now !8£ . . $1.00 '$1.25 I Now l9c .h . and hurled &9/aY the dinner palls or the mlllworkers, aoo attempted k' upset an auto containing several workmen. r Up and down a dol1.en blocka ot t.he city's matn thoroUIJht&re the! J~'·aders staged paradcs--ehouttns. bootb\1 mobs which broke up and ... 1: up Continue Whirtwmd Action Evade CApture Follows Robberv• Manhunt Shifto to lllinoio When Police Aweat SusWhen Two Reported poet 1 Other Baalt Ban· Seen There di.l io Killed Toledo, Sept. 21J.,--I N8-Authorltles marked up a perfect score todll.y In ~lr whirlwind probe of the robbery of the EJt:hal'li'e ·B ank • ttuckey, o.. yesterday afternoon when one bandit waa a1aln and a second esc~J.ped. only to be captured here a few hour& later, , Marshal Benjamin WOWlded In the tie stc.ne tn the . l ... .~.~E~ EXPLOftll'i<t . ' New Fall·Prints uao Clnuares," ln "l every I de .. ""'1 sirl;'ble co1Qr and· p~tterit-,... I • ' I ' , ' ~rf.. ., ,.'l ,··-~~ 1·1• i!ft i I , .· . . 91'~~~~ ~ · • · 1 >.1 •)·" 1' tl 1 1· ~10 . I I • WE HAVE~AKEN ONA NEW LINE OF NELL(£_ i DON DRESSES I Nice s4t1ectiono at $8.85, $10.91, $13.9&-\ You'll Like theael Guaranteed Fast Colors . Kalbonnie Ginghams \ Blue, lll'een, black, gold, red and Navy ehecko- ,. 25cf8fd Cottop Dress - ~ . : Goods Fall and Winter Ladies and Childrens Underwear New . Ta•• All Styles . . Boys lJnder.wear· , ...~ ,...,-: . -- Union Sui1:8, Athletic Shirt. and Shorts •• v ·t t \ ,. 1 ' ' Shop in Comfort . i ·in Our ·Spacious .Ready-to-Wear . Department New Cotton·Dresses Beautlful{l1fl.., (well cut dmeea, in alim linea with i>Jnts and radreto exactly aa they are In expeuiYe d - . up to $5.~5 ' I , ·. ; .f',,. ~- ::. ...,.. Union Suits, Athletic ShlrtR and Shott;! ·.: .:=:... I $12.60 . AND , $17"50 New Cotton. Prin1:8 n•vn··...,- Stripes-,- .c;;he~k• . ~ .• ' . ' -~ ; ':.J•. I 1 WOOf. D~SES:a~ ~~, B~JI .~ ~"'"'eo dreaoJ withloatln t~o,.bd devet heclt!ilinu that JoU can wear them pyM)ere. . ·All ~pul..,.- ~adea, : . 15c '~.: . t"rY Wh,il.!'·tbey last '.• 1 : . ' When{.ou oee lhil bl& lj.,.qf all tilJt • ..Q.rllf!."·- -.,._.,,...,., you'll reali e we uneov~:rla ioiriit,:: ,-.Tu.a .,. in N"6w:l · York t;hat will otand ~t a11y wh..,.!f~ ~ well made m eYf'Y det,all. , · , . .\ ,,\ ~ . ) i .. W~~VE Regular $2.00 • They ripped the clothes trorn I.Jme or the omce workers, ll'&bbed '' New F1~ll Prints ' . 20x4d---Nice quality · ··. · .. , trc Quelity ' Finished Single - Fancy Ginghams Fast Coler~ ·;;.. Guoronter~l ' Turkish Towels ~for $1.19 . at theae veoo l!'w pric~ bu~ ,.,, hav,, f< jot that you 1 ahould aee fHe'~~ld1 !l:~ " · ' ·• .:.lk . ·New All Linen Luncheon! Cloths .... 59c to $1.0 1) I New Part. Linen Luncheon Sets ' .. ' . ' ' ' . ' ' ' $1.00 New Fa n c y Luncheon Cloths' ... ... ..... . 69c • . We could nol ret a larre ltock of Dr,.... to oell ~ . To\¥Is .,J6x/l0 Jl~rder ·1oc ;-6 for150c 69c ... Bhouted I B!Mched .~ & '·yard pack- · . nres-18 inches wide, Bluo. Green, 'Rod 'a nd G<jld borders - R¢gular 25t,)' ard-· $2.00 ~ $3.50 · No.llli .No. 1175 · Plaids In all ·i'Olors~ :'V:<e 70~80 . ' . ' . f11tmed ag&i[\ into sporadic . paradP ·crash· , ·p.'25.~ . ' Nt)w $1.95 :COtton Blankets . . ·~· ·. 50C Y:ard Stevens AU Linen ----""""""-- ' '. Regular $2.50 ' ........ NcjwJ9c Plain Ginghams 79c Now $1.59 ~'- .H.egular 25c :l0c-15c-25c New Rayon Crepes An}'tblr(g ii,ll.d '?verY.thlng in · ' what is· new m Hanllker· Puie Sill<, full fil'l!hion"d chiefs .l or Child~en, LadieP, new fall , hades - Chiffon r' \ Men and :B~~ , ~ '~, ·1 ., I!R., . "' . .-rt•,, ··.·· ·-::...t~,f or•uut Robe Blankets i stormed Plain Canvas, leather palm,[ Blu,, g9ld. red, pink, black Leatlu!r. palm Gauntle,t s ~ Regular 26c Plain. brown cotton glov<H ;:~,~~~bini in a~pdkercbiefs. , ' sursed aptnat and then t.be ptes o{ the plant. WE PROMISE YOU NO ADVANCE lN 'PRICEs WITH OUR PRESENT STOCK WHICH IS. COMPUTE IN LADlE~, MlS~~. and CHlLDRENS COATS. IF WE RE·BUY lATER THERE WILL BE AN ADV AN~E OF 25 TO 40 PERCENT. Pu'1 e Silk, full fashionerl Hflavy CrepeR, a Wond erf~u Chiffon and Service weight aMortment of all that iR new in Dr~sR Materials-- ~;for 5c; . $35.00, $,19Jlo, $49.SO and S65.00 '!'"•"!,\ion_,tto worlom~ Gordon Silk ~ose In~ center of the by~products planta ot the Carpegle Steel Company. Che~lng and sweadna, they ble reinforced front, rtouhle 11 Y~rds $1.00 . Just - formattops-hOpelessly bottUn.: trafllc. r Now .5 Yards 50c I By LEO V. DOLAN INS Bta.tr Correspondent ~ttaburrh . Bept. 21--INB-Tbree Full Cut, Colt Style, Dou- Douhle J.n nd Sir~glc StrifW' ' $1.® each, ,. 1• 2 for $1.75' '·· Work Glo¥es I Heavy W~igbt reinforced back, ventilated arll)holes and back. · Two 1---~;..;;,. pockets with button!!--All colors--Reg. 19c to 2\ic wide, ' unbleached wefght, fine quality, Worth ioc Dictatorial Power . Oil By lerialature, Call•~ ed Into Play To Sirn Coal Code; lief Ia Strike Near End ALSO A FEW COATS AT II · mRASTIC ClOSIN~ IORDER GIVEN TO mEVfN lO~N HHMS I OF FAILURE .00 Plaids-Alii Color.- 70x80 Plain and Fancie~- Black 3l; in. wide, heavy :qUality Regular $1.29 in a variety, of pat;terns ~nd ~md New Browncclor comblnations- Now $1.19 Pair DEM~NSTRHmNS PRICE THREE :CEN'l'l'l " By oarrter 16 eente-By Mail tt.eo Wh&e Felons Fired Prison Thouaanda Storm Mill Gates In Prqteat Light and Dar' 1 Outings ·I 8 Yards for $1.00 Doub11.' Bed Size Cotton Blankets POMEROY;OHI(), FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, i933 If lt'a Newe It'a ID Tbe Tribune extreme WIRE 0 F IN T ERN AT I 0 N A L NEWS SERVICE. SCfN[ OF MINERS' .50 $ vm i4 . Bouthw.. v)ruon laLe t.oniwht . 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Ohlr..-Increa.Aing cloncn~. tolloW!eJ b:J lrADEIIS' NO'l'ICE you wan& the News Olllee of The Dally Tribune, call 286-L; If the BuolnOIIIee ask for 20?·1L -o u FFOR TO IT!· ·~ • ,.;I• ' ,·' Children's .Coats ' A bl• line to aeleet.f..,_AII aiaee from ' 2 to 18 yean. $10.00 tbio director ...llons ol ...-;,,,._,,.'liM ,...;;:.:~; l~r·~~~ lhoforde"tile' - of IN MONTGOMERY . ,. ,--~ Order Ties $65,000;000; To Cauae Fina.;cia( Upheaval J � 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. 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