https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/89a76f7ec63f89b253f487ae5de70855.pdf 554ba75b5c028cd39da0f2a1a8351f62 PDF Text Text ,, '· ' ' . - ' . , '•I '{ '_,., .'- . " .. 11 , ! I. '. Held. For Junior School Gl~ Club'Formed today · ' OH.I':~~;m'f'~tltl;;; 1 HIGH ST , AMD llTK AVI --------------------~C~~~" WSUS 0 EADERS' NOTICEo- If you want the Newa Oftlce of The DaiJ)o Tribune, call 286-L; If tbe Boolnou Olllce aak for 202-R. UTEATHER FORECAST,- _'~ ft .- Ohio-Partly cloudy tonilht and ~ day. Slightly colder Th.tu"'lday. }" 4-i.;· R . ...... . . . ,. .. - FU I .;;J-!_I)a An Read · And · - ual Cqmmiltee Re;;;-:ports Made · ..:r REJECT CLAIM -,Of ·M .A. Howell For More ;;:: Tluon $700 For Alleaed Flood Lou L LEASED WIRE OF !:NT ERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. VOL. Vill-NO. 17 i' ' w. Va..- Partly cloud y Lonirht. and 'nltndaf. Hllghtly wanner 1n Eut portJon tDn.lPlt. .{.II. ...... I • POMEROY, OHIO,iWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1933 By Carrier 15 oent.a-By Mall f4.00 ~ PRICE THREE EBERSBACHS WIN NOT ABLE VICTOR ........ .. ..... ••••• ••••• · C~~'lt .. \ - 53 ARE BURNED TO DEATH IN CALIFORNIA FIR£, . Notlee!· M~V[M~O[ BY N£EOY WORKMEN '- uFirst Ladies" of VlniMS IN GREAT ~~NHAGRATIUN ROOSE~HT Tn R[lEASE Match Or Ci1aret Blain"· ed For Terrible Holocaust About Four Billiona Cloaed Banko Under Scrutiny VICTIMS TRAPPED In STRIKING MEN STAGE ATTACK ~N W~RKMfN b One Man Sl.ot, Two Are Clubbed, Pro· ably Fatally IN PLANT CLASH PRESIDENT IS SUSY Treacheroua Canyon ftu. Wind Shifta; 125 Are Injured Poised for Flight to l{ome Draftt NRA Chart; Pre- Coal Strikers Said To Be Rapidly Returnins parea Speech; WatchTo Work es Cubana By EDWARD B. LOCKETr INS Statr Correspondent. York, Oet. t - IN&-Prtst- RULING i --~ JUDG[ ~INDI~AT[S HRM IN TAJ BATiht Jud1e Whitcraft Fiftlo County Allegations ' ~ Unaound MUST PAY COSf8 '· Of Caae ~orclitigDeciaion Rend~ Wedneoday Th By LEO V. DOLAN 1 INS Bt11ft' Correspol'\(knl Plttsbarrh, P&., Od, 4-INS -ProDIJ)t. aot.lon by 1lrlkhlC" 111on•eoat m!Dth t.o oflld de· fellllona wUhln tht'lr own ranlu t.od&J feSUit.ed Jn 11br11pt aban..._ment. 91· elf011s &!) reAMme dperauou In the vut trl!st.tru Penn8,Jlvanla • nPwt. Tllouuuls of Modem Comforcable Cooches oomlr sa~ Oet. a . Returnloo LY. 11.1.1',) UO P. ),(, , , At. Oh1cago0.S.'I' 1:35 P. M. A. M. Ar Hobllon E.S.T. 8:02 A. M. npoaidoa - . . . olierH 10 . . . . for ItO lilde-.t.btr-he pet · c.- ol 11'7 .000.000 la~ doG if; ·......bl.fGI' ··~ ...... IliaD ~. iflf (4JidNo 2,CI, •••e.W c- ,, For Convicts Added.to Wet List Spurred On Anew - '. I By EDSON R. WAITE ;\· ..." . < Henry Landers, arrested here Monday on a butardy charee. wu I ars ! .,Fully 'Re-conditioned '' Ready For· Use .· ·.· , 1930 Chevrolet ~p~t Sedan 1930 Plymouth $eilari · .-1931 Plymouth Sedan A fampus writer once e:a:preued a duire for the tift >which, would permit uo to aee ouraelvu aa others aee ut. Fortunately or uaforluaately, u the caoe may he, ouch aift huaot hl!ltln pven ua. If it were, it ia pooalhle that the oum of self-c:omplaeency would be coMiderahllyleueaeclln aom:e people. • ' relea.sed upon order of J. W. ~c­ CuUouah, Ju.sLIQe ·ot · the ; Mrs. Phi! WUilamson and dlll8'h- when a settlemep,t. ,for tcr, Helf!n, and Mn;. Oren Ltvel)' said to have ~n were v:sttors in Aahland, Ky.. Bttlants ·and dte Monday. Mrs. WIUhunson remain· ~nc:teN' ~releaae ed tor a visit wU.h her motl'ler- ln- cordlns to Ckneral Mrs. Laura Jones ; the others which makes the charge Monday eveqirlg. .' ""'· ' '· ~ -' both crtmlnal and clvll. When YOUR Visits OUR .' ~· ; to thiaW tharthe maehiae baa becOme Some profeoaon , .. , ! . a~a,-.~an Ito ueator, while otlrers think the human ra.ce hu :;· ' ,' blM> c~aiquW b~ Ito handi_.k aad that the people, ln~t•d of ·~~(ly.~ dll!le,hr'\l>trir ~ve, the . .hlne, should endea. 'vo1J.~' ' tJi;' pfocl~ of Wealth. Apln ther~ are others "wbo.iat _ · ~cJ is worn off ~~•e it ~ feil:illtlu for beiat better off that .w eie undrea111ed of m the·.p asl "' ' \. .r • • ' ' POMEROY, OHIO . ' ' . Not Ioq aao the peopJ~ ill Spaia haniahed the~ Kin1 and oet up a Republic. , . Appa""tly they ani lua - i n today of the wiaciOIID of that mo-. SOI!UI of them tO thial< that a ldna Ia not aueh an npen~ive fijUre-head after all. Pomeroy 'l " ' l'(e_rel!anb who keep their aood• well diaplayed in their stono and windows reap tluo'full beaeflt of aewapaper ad•ertiaittr. · Chevrolet umc 1932 Chevrolet Sedan 1932 WiUys Club Sedan 1933 Plymouth Sedan Chevrolet-Co. ~. Shawn""• Oklahoma LANDERS RELEASED .. " J '· '. ST. NICH0L 1 · Illlte~~d o~ tlriq henelf out -um.l aroiJIId towa looklaa for thinp olui wants, the kouaewqe nowadaya reach the newapaper ,.dvei11s-.enta and 10. directly to the storet who adverlioe, 'lcnowina that she can stcqro what abe needl there. ..~' . ""'. . .... . , · '. , At the pl'fHat time thla -rid to he aa uaeuy ...,d aua_, , -, ,: . ,rtj\ one. . I' ' ' I, ___ ,, . ". ..riCIOUI . ' JOifl LIIOIIGAM ...., .,.., tNCINN.AT I' • ~ ·r ·.· . .. ' ' .; ' ·.I 1,: · ' • j '. '-· I ·. ' " • -----••ma miaen Nv . . ..... -· CENTRAL LINlS , eoal ~:'!'.!~bacll to ••,_, ..., ,.,-- •c: sun- <lA, ,gc:t_, 15.c.s;T LY. \,;uwaCO • bi~IUtdn•us �• .' '. ' ' '.' r• ... • . . . I I• .,' ' ' '1:' I ' •' ' i\.. PBONB YQVB. I ell KlqtbaU. 1-. t;JtJcap. I"Wledel»hla. J'Uitti!PP. .UUwa&n For I'Altlri&l Office Call UG·L _______ , DINNER HOS'tt:SS Mrs Waite!' Harris was h U&tu·s. Tuesday everung, at a dinne r at the Mary Jan~ Ooft'~t' Shopp-..• Ouest& wefl Mrs. Anna C JUhllni! and son OKlrge of New York qrc:v a.nd Mrs. w H Juhlir.a D~ Offic:4! aDd ClrcnllaiJon O.pl. C&U ZG:l-& Ueliuo.nd B1 Carr1tr ~~:~·:· ........ :: Quo 'icar . .. . . :~ ·~~:eeM~~~ ..... $ , , . ti 00 Six MonLN 81 Mall 1 .......... 1.: 1 ......... . , UIO ! , r ~IA!N • an I PRISONERS ON HOLIDAY the mot~.t I' ISTEKS MEET • .. _,1gs T emp 1e Pythlan 81 st.et"!l, No 153, mit at the Knl1hts of Py th ill:! ll&U, Tuel!!d&y e'Ven In &: tor i AHOUT anrl flle of dlsagreeah1e nc\\ S rccel\·ed by the rank soc1e t y. so hu~y tr ylntof to protect itseW 1 fl' om t he nnagef\ of t.:rtmiuab, 1 ~ lhat wdted from New 1 • Yotk ,·t"l.:ltJ\e to the lwltdPy \\h tl" h th e !\e\\o York crimi~\ n.tl ~ CIIJU,Yed Tue s da y tor the open ing of the \Vorld' Kl St·tlt""' 111 New York. ' l n1 til t• '' INiling of the Wo rl d'::. Sct ie:-;. in :\cw York. ] The {lllllOllllC.'cment co mmg from the ltig prit~on in th e I hmpll eState, ~a id that becuu;;c the JH'l fsu.nen~ wet·e ::~o in-· J) t c r t.!:-kd 111 t he btg se nes b~;;tv.. een th e New York a.hd W n ~ lungtun Uull t:lub~. 1 :u v. ork wou ld be don ~ on Tues-- 1 da ) but m~ l ead tht.! com Jets would be treated tolL holiday 1 a:-. the.\ ~ere permitted to list t:n to lhe gnme over t.he. 1 a pot-luek supper, rtgular trans• Ion elf bUS1ness and socIa I tlmt' ad During the busineB6 meeting, a re · port or qrand temple was giVA'I by Mrs. Minnie Neutdtns, who act?d as repusentatlve of t,hP. Loyal ldo- at the convention rct:enUy held uov In Marlon. Fc:.llowlng the lodge meeUng. an m•erertin;J" play'et W&ll pre~euted __.1. Mr nnd Mrs v H RaWSon of Scuth~ide, w v~, a: C' \1 ll 1.. ,. M. nnd Mrs. John Rawson or Grave• Sland..:""rerS Needy I l ' st 'k Jng • 1 ' • .. 11 BE FAIR TO uouR BQ_. I' 1 I_! ::::~~:~~~~ii~~~~~~~~~~::: I • roun·_.w ~ :: .. nnd women, plentyt of th em I upnght, (_.od·rearmgr tllelr lot wtth the maddened gokl spooide:tly Pci!t and other a.ru~ ~~~~~rl~~~~~~j;~~ u.nd law- luv tll!J peo p1c ,.,_who ~u ul~l a~ayyfiuJW to earn ~eh ~:'~=-~~~tl ~s ttk~-~ter Cf? 1e~~ lnt~~ an honest JNllfa, ...;"tultl,"' h h fi'' g I' y.,....,ot'Jitoi/U c t 6 t h e d l' tH"'a~~ arn)Y~ who t'ri.niPBd 'tlltit '~~' '~ ~~ i~ ' · ~ 1 J~JJcl w1thuul s helt<> r With nut ij ::;mali 111~r cent of th e lll'eatdwlance,!n fJJJttdavtotrYhl. WORKMF.N BUSY , burp "' ~ ' . . luck In tbat new &old Held. After There has been much stir thlfi !11. past Ieason In the 1 ('.trt' a 11<.1 g nud ll f'Ht m eHt lhnl JS allorded t h1 s cut lhroat , lfll.rS of toU and h&rdehJp here - ~ mong the builders and palnten 1a larlfl brewery and 5el"eral9 DlUld c Jou:; rublJJllg t.:l"O \\d of l'aiil'ab wh1> urc given a tllrned to hls home and family here i tu•;f as H. coll5equenct! tills elass ot \' •ate , rooms at Leechburg, Pa .. t! etit men • . '' • with some of the predo1,1s metal , o,;~orltmen llave been kept pretty l'lpen,L-;the week end here with t.heir cr.d an unlimited amount ot kro.ow· l busy Homes o.re being mll.de more 1frunllifs and theu mother, ~~~IOO&:e and experience. Shortly after Uinvenlent and comfortable. The Nealy Hobtwk returned sunday stttUng on Ills farm neal Bashan Mest Is the pretty home of Mrs. J , thetr employn1cnt. he responded to his comntry's call M. Spencer on Be\'enth Street to arme and tC I ved un~U the ci<'~E" which Is having a flower room ad· F(B:ST BI\P'l'IST CHUIICH o( the Civil War. Hls son John who dltlon ~; n the ::.<.u~h side Han-y Cur T. T. SbeU.on. ~~ now resides at Dorocaa har; a rich tis Ls the master mechanic on thp Bible st::l\ool 9 ao Charle.s Ben"'· 1 (;OIIectJou of curlos that would make j(Jb The home property or the late Bupc.. a.ro interesting museum, an ~ded Mns Anna V. Avery on eeventh 'a.nd Mornmg worship 10 :30 . ~f.I~~~~:~:~-~~~:~~~r~: ctown from his father who trelaur- Main street o.nd the property of A Le1:110n from Autum..,_ 1 C>d and kept them 1n his early ''(lays Mrll Lena Petrel on Elm Street B "Y. 'f!. U. service at 6 ta. In Ireland hh )'t.nJ 'I ln the u:o":J looks·"hafldsome In new coats or Evenlns worship 7·30 Special O-NE Chicago Greets the Presid(>nt and pure . 1 ClllZEN.S BE•COME BITTER .• T IS b\lt nutural for citizend who arc :-.tuning, or with, 1:ut ~hoe s, and other clothing, have no place t'or she!· tct, lH.. gg iug here ~1 nd there tol' a few of hfc' ~ necc~ities, t u,hn :uml! l!ll1b ittere d wHh the world wh en they see dtd 1 heu1· \\hat l!-1 going on in the effort. to bring about an arti-' tidal u1.c r ease in price of commoditie~. / It i."' u crime against civilizalictn IOL' UH or fot• anyd1e tu pl0w up cot.ton ot' waste any commodity while thel'e are : -> Llll v1ng pt.!ople abuul to use ito~ The idea that thel'e i.~ -Mil ()\ e rproduction of any farming commodities is a fa!La- 1 <: lot i:-; on e. 1t it1 ~not lhat there is too murh luod, or too ntUd1 ( lotbing du e Lo o v e r p r u d u c t 1 n 11 , but in-J JStcud Jl i::: th e fact that there are too few dollars in the ! han ds ot' the people who do the spending that i~ causing I our truub lc and woe today. j G~t the mo:.ncy bags opened, ~tlu1 pa:;sing out mean:~ wh c rclJy th e great rank and lit e of lhe Americu.n people' c"n ear l\ what they eat and what tht!y drink and what they w e ar und the places of ~ helter which they use ancl in lc t~s Ume tl.au 1t take!-! to philoso phi ze over the :litun· twn. th~ imagituu·y overproduction \nll vanish in thin air l and iui:itead of ~et! lllg naked lrttlc children. emaciated tl.ltd \forl orn gt'O" n Ul)~i, poorly dadr; o f ever)· l.\ e~c riptiooh . ~ ou \\Ill z;:;ee happy people contented in t:,ullh ey urc ttblP lu ge t the necfJ~SSi tie:. of hfe and an occ l::iional luxury. When we get rid of a milliOll pound Mof pork without g J\- IJig it to the )H!ople \\ho ate hung•y and when W t.\ !burn a miltiou b u t~he l ~ of cor.n o l' wh(•at or when we de~tl·u y ~~ny produ ct of nature with needy people refuged the chunce to IHH! Jt, \\"e ure not ouly commttling a cri11e , agai111:~t our owu people, we lll'e ~innmg in the eyes of thtt Gre.ut Jeho va h who hns made pot..aibh• nil thm~e wirts1 1 throuuh Ills generol!: ity in nllowtng the lnud to become truitfuf Lht"Ough proper applicutlow1 of the t~un nnd the moon. und lhe I'Jlill:J iHid tPe winds. We Mhould thert~fore look well into the M>ituahon be .. fore we d elibel'~tely aud wantonly destroy any IH'oduct through l\ mistaken iden of artiflcially boot1tir1g prices t"' ~olp tho luboring man. IV • are m<•rely pp•t pouinv the <Jay of t·eckuninl und making thut du.r n far w urge one •••••••••••••••••••••• ... 1 . ' , \ltrt HUNDRED -, ·.I, I' ~-,_ ... Mom ~ hntJ>I for "• nice silk shtrt• for her ene·thne little TeiDmJ, now "811 Jd," titanic t•ot ot tbe footballyorldt DOI.LAR DAY •100 per i,lay Is the amount It en-sUng tbe. tr.xpa.yen ot Sutton tcwnahip to take care of tbelr Wl• <'mp)oyed, accorcttnc to the 11W.t.e· ment or Township Clerk Edson Rcuah. Tile llat or 260 families whlch han been recetvJna unemployment. relief orders remalna cbout the aarne aa la.d r:eport, In lhe meanl.lme SOJne have found work and asked the trliiMis w can· c.el their niUilQ bu~ t.bll hu beeP cllset by ot.hers who have latN)' appUa.UoQ tor relief ardera. MJ. RoHab es.pres&ld a rev of a I &rave sltuaUoa aDd a aerklus eon· dltloo In rtpnl kt Wk.Lar care of the unemployod dul'lna: tbe comins winter. be Uhtbltl 4·B Olub aucb ftne ~)l:lnp almORt without koowinr WbJ. And finally ahe picked out one witla an almost tn· visible :ft~re :In it. "Lovely tAijlte, Jlother, he'll .,. proud to thie," Juliu& said when aaid thal: the~ .Hom to do but tah Hid the price ,:waa w,. to a It ml1h:.J;~ Balanced Budget all OYf!r •h• could leu eEpenalye f•r Pop-eo~ or ' anytbir.r do for them, the7 ne'fltt' PaJ:Cf attention to their clothes &DJ II ; ', j I ' ' ' .' •• .. ' ; :' that's If rising prices are trying to thro·w Luckies. da;a;W:~' the family budget off center-RE· · MEMB~R this! A~vertised values are still the BIGGEST values! You'll ~lways get more and bette, thing~~ for YQJIFiOOQJ!Y if you shpp FIRST in t~t' -.4vertisi._ pages of The Daih • Tribtane. AQd you'D keep the good Ship Budrft ou an-even keel! so easily . . I ". I• '· ' .. ,. .,::• " ·' burning quality th~t is ;:so much a part of Lqclcies' char· aaer . . . llound and ~ure­ ·, fully packed' with the world's ' ALWAYS tle.foted rJ,ccos ALwAYS tlte~ -urmull;p ' ., . '' appreciated the smooth, ,*n· choicest Tutkish and Domestic tobaccos-and no loose ends. T.har'$; why AI.wATS~.fJlt-1 ,. ,, ,'1 You've noticed it and you've ----~-- '' I; •', WI'I'H FI!WE ....~~ ~ 1 • ..... . ... ' ,, ' almoat double . whtln the finul blow does de•cend. :~ Jl 1• ~ I ' II .,• Hunt I ,, !f 'IV' ADOISoN PAINFUL INJURY Ceo11 McCiasky, !arm lWld Rnd i £:or, or John McCiasky who man1ages the Jividen farm met w.lth a j t •aintul acddent one day la.zlt week , v llen a pitch fork fell from the 1 s~'cond story or the ban1 str.tkllll I Mr. McCla.sky a.nd runnlna oPe of I 1he tines through the palm Of his l•and coming out a.t the back Dr J.. l-.1 flhllsdn theought neccsaary mediCiil tall::ie th ey h.tvt! been tll-tr~atcd, there WI II ue any grea.,. 1 _ aid qd rave It 18 u nothlf'I,J more 1 1 1 dl'U ca:-;e Ill erim~. &ij:LIC 011' "68" fit.ldl:i and through"" his a1my ll!e In ~ulolj wUI oocur unleA some un· There art! 110 doubt toamtng the country today hon.. In the ' year of 1849 when men ~he Civil War. One of the moat [roreuen complications set In ~ bome& and ftunUJes to cast .nterutlng relic:; lsaknlfc.fmkanc:_ __ _ ·------ + "J it ardiJ killing law lu~akers a ~/ th e ll ae tf-o!tR v.-a1r: 1, t , a lc\\ oi nu r trcwblc:o~ as concern8. 1 1 U'!Jnlll:~ l~ and crime, w1 ll h e t!hmm ated. It i~ha rdly tv be exp<:!cted, however, that as long at-, t Ill'}" areJ:Iand led as if they had bee n victims of misplaceP: j 1 zud un {he [Hll't of the authontie.!l and that justead o~ bd111; la\\ li l'e Hkcrs , th ey Ul'e si mply Ob,Jects of pit.v be_. ' . , 111 onh.r \.(, PII.IOY the hl'iit game of the World~ S>nc~. 11 1t wclc not w t\!l'lll• ly trn1dc, 1t really -would c r • b1: \\ul'lh Ht lc a.·. t one ~uod lu ugh. }t CHOSEN By WHITE • AUTHOIC 01' HUDDU' tO\\ huilda). - Move FRANCIS WALLACE ...1~ 1 th ey ltn V'e hal·dened crimhntl t~ who in a maJority of case~~ chilUnmin the pu:mtentiartes and instead, realize thut: wuuld ldU at the ::~li ght est Jll' U\"O('Ution vr no provocation' " CHERRY RIDGE I{ ATtMY It Ufrrc eve r wa ::~ a s1lh e r, more m.air,·~ action tendin(!.$ t o 1.:.1n I ~li\"IC ... tuHt!'i \H' hop t' 11 will be produced hy some onl' .d.rr-h.ts authority ovl'r ot h e r than convicts. From thl! aclottllL of 1<1 U<'h treatment, tho ta x ptH'C l'd o[ New Yol'k ~u H· h nMl~l g et tht' tdea that thm:;e c riminal ~'> were nol p lj t~:e d w durance vile but fn l:ltcad ure lhere for a ;aca1H n lt!H.L.rest penod . at ~d l, a1rd t reat •;LI,e~l w··-. tevolVE'rtl, thrt~e of the ...4it 1&,1\1 entered the bank and toree4 8mlll:( alo01 with Catherine a. Bubote, auilltant caJJhler, C. OlaualbJ, t.en. f'r and six ewtomen lnto a dlree· turs room. A rourth bancJit stood cua.rd at U1e front door ol the bank while a Utlt member of :the rang manned a f\ a utomobile outatde. I r<lll1o Wl\ell some ot out otli.- w.h .~ 11d ma1.y of Ull l' refot'Jll .., t'h lu1·gt;,1 t h~ tdea that the v are dealmv wtth naughty the bench Immediately l1be taU: ot1dentllyll)g the bodU!II Jud'e Zlmmennan, OMemor wu to sr.art t.oday, ana offlelall Whitt( aa.ld, "Is a widely mowu ~~aid that teeth of!el'ed al~ the 'awytb- and hat a hlfh l'f:putatlon 1110le hope or J)08ltl'le ldentlffca.i,ton. tor h,onest) " He is prgminent.ly '"'be wind did It ~· said James Identified with the Luther&n Davies, a Slln'lvor. He Meaped church with his lite by running Into the The new Judre. altbOUJh nevf'r wind Instead of rrom It "They havl~ worn Judicial rot:.es before , dldo't have a chance. They Is "extremely well qualified," the thoueht they oould run ahead of Htll Mr. Ra;wson lB. taktog l.n!at oovemor cledored. the fire" ! t D E F Ma m cHn Erom r. . ,· r m u.O Zimmerman ls n years old and And the blukened bodies , knees · Arrnstiong e t ~ ne.,...ay has twtce sous:ht a plBCe on the bent and arms twisted to 8hteld lor ColumbU& after a visit with Mr supreme court by election. He was!' their race15 , -•e mute ••Ide"•• of Mill "~ ..... er ()f Orant! nomlnatfld on the Democratic tlalt· how the county workmen had aml Mn I E s!~('·. t lu L932, but Wll8 defeated He fRilf'n In the hol-·o'"l ,·!be staff and om cers of Mel~~> unsucceM!Ully sought the nomina·- • Ttmple Pyth\ar. sister s, No lli:l, t Wn In 1930 He was also uru;uc·j' - - -- - - - -- - 1 - -- - - 1 -· and Mri. J . A. Bqhea for ~ Uma. MII'Yice dtaabuty eues. The Leeton with Mr. and Mrs Tom MrC ullc!aden bellevf Ill lnd:l1ent tx·aer· loU&"h while teaching S('hool at 'liee maGI who beoornes iU should be Lone QQk (h1P. J,lNfmnoe over & alaeker OJ' Mr and Mrs F P' Thormon and Murel Whaley Is Ill. a pertOo too young to have been 1ft flaught.er are h ome trom 11 Vll'IIL An:hte Well ill reported Mlr10Uily the servl~ dllr'lnc the war. The With Wet-1. Vlrglnla r~lat!ve 5 p:etident. ~ever, dlatlnctly !lha..l· Robert Ruase ll Hnrl daltghLer. ill len&ed. that theor"7 In hll addreas. Mr11. Nichols and i!TII.Ild ·daughter, Miry Barnhill IIJ)ent Thursday • Edward A. Hayes, of Decatur, Barbara June, and Mr aml Mrs mght with Edna VllllNe&t. r;l., ret.ai.Ded h18 early st.l'f:t\Jth In Hetzel Ru~~&ell and children spent the race for national commander Charley Butta and tamUy apeat; loday. Tho e"·tlon • ., OWl '""eduled Sunday wtt.h Mr and Mrs Dayton ror tomorrow"""". AU511CII Ill Rutlaurl ThurAday wlth MT and Mrs. Dale Tbe ooa.lltlc.n or rtvol candidates M1ss Pearl RUS&II! Il or P.ulland Is Pf'rty. n ,, ro• k lth h d Bh aralru~t Hayet held a. e~~ouews In the e a wee w e1 grn n · Relative& or TtlUe umwa1 '(Cootlnued from Paae ~ morni'"'"' hour.!! but 1«.Ued t.o a - !aLher. Mr Bob Russell whJlt• she werthen received word Tbumday •• -·•• d h r II I ~ , w. .~~. on - 1 ::t!ti·H•ves man ~ t...,n s t e a festlva or her death at. her brot.htr'llfl8i::e i;fy day of pro.spp-r!.J" lmPQlled ;In· o Gher potent• asp til are OeorKe Mr. and Mrs C E Rothg('b have 11~ Eno. She had bef<n In ng Jusdct>$. upon the gov.cnunent.. waa \V:'- Malone of Nevada .. Ray Murphy purchased a new Chev!.-,lrt ~f'dan ' rvr a lorog time ~ Will mtet tnnlght at the home 01 d~flllln attempts to be l'lf'f:k'd 10 Jlrt!por .ng for ~commendations, to r. f Jo•a, t.pd .Sam. Reynold~! ot Ne' Max Bunce of Powhatten spent M.rs D S Farmer on Bouth Flft'1 Congress n.ad Attorney General or congress re~ifYIIW ihese ~ trt-$ a. There auere tePPrt.s tbat ad· Ole weOk end here. Callie Lofa.D ~pent Prlday niBht. :.venue ror theu regUlar month!" Ohio wl 1eu the l!oonomy allt beetme !4',r1.. )ufint aeD;~l~< MJltod Reckard ll Mrs Helen Tl.mtfig Mrs Lyda Wtth her"'brothflt, Len and .._ meeting Mrs Fred Gilmore WI I • <C tl ed De 1 th r th h 1' -~ Mr and Mrs Dale Perry arul l!.!tlst Mrs Farmer as hOf!tQ156 oo nu from page oneJ U ~P ~ed 1 ' J a.ct a t t e n11. ~ary llilnd has dropped Ol.lt or thl 3a,yre and Mr George Martm were Elizabeth RoM · visited Len WeU to those under the coal COde, ard cma a m nl"-Q:oot1cn appears to n ee ' :!unt1nston vlsJLors on Friday. t nd - •·ehl< a-• , __ -"·• 000 Max Roller and Roy Holmes ( r added that .. he saw tt th'· be th ... uu 8 .............. 00 o dealhInI ·"th .. , Deleiates from t.( JD,rA. Pla., tom rs. David Carmau wa.<~ the Tues· 1 M• and .tUMr·.... E'"·· Syracuse were bu.?lntss vlsltoTH !11 uae or tho ch-" -d .., covered k ••- on 1 e ve .wr.·~~ Tay~ .,.~ Prl· """'"'"'"'-' D.ll wor er.s· "'"' sov et go·, e nmenL, L e vetoerct!IJI re-Joie~ In the •,...at their Jay slipper guest or Mn: J R. day night C<.lumbus, TUe;<:day. 1M: 1-"'on or eheckwelgh -•··' 1 1 •- • •t h r •· 1034 • "'"""' men. that ~tw, wall c Ollen- N t.""~ con.· :)wJ.sller and ft~mll y l Cha•ley Randolph arul r·-•~ Mrs. George D Sauer continues Johnson bluntly d-la-• ·~<l dOll\~n ,.at on ' ........ ay 1 1 was ex- c 'it•-·...... ·~''' the .-. "t- to 1 pns.~or 1t I" ' W ut on Utiln" v.-n ..,., Mll>B. ,Mildred Roush or Chesh ire 1of nea' the oardon --e Ill a t her home on Powell 8 trett (C ontl.n~u rrom Pqe Ooel rontJnuatJon ot the strike ·-----.,.---""' the- SUn was lhe guest oth er sister. Mr. and day gu-" ••ra.· omer H~~• M1.'. Guy Cn.r:;on 1.s rcp<lrtw ~I d ~ntial secUona, and physicians rnptlve mine section of Pennsyt- tCth·<llU:lt 1 on.:. 1, the p~nt non· .- .UN "'""" or ..... """" -" h S • ~ th I !I t ., ti:{."081Ut on •'"' cu • ELK Mr.;, M A Bunce on Thursday I ro<mlly. 1 qu ..... e lll J.t he~- omoe ou Pearl " an., nurses sl-""...---.. . ere to IJ ve rs Vlina will bring some sort of tedel'B.I ·Th r. Americum (;cmrnll tee was t The Ladlt!K Aid of the M E I Jot! Violet had .. thel• ...... ald. lnterventlon. h • 1"W "JresuJt t t rcwlt1llo.• Rll:JIIlst rec· ;hurch will hold its regula1· meeting Sunday : Bob Perry and family of t In UNTRIED MAN IS AU re5eue appara ua Los An· e cannot permit this mob con· )inJtl~__;n Wh ether a fight on thf Elsie MUler 01 Midway speq.t the lth Th •.. -- - • ot geles was rushed to the scene. c:!1tlon to continue, a"" we wiU not .1 eek: en" wltb Cia.Uit ''"'-n N a pot 1uck c11 nner on urs- r.ear the Oarden, Qfaygo Ro ..... , 1 Wt'st Shade, Ivor Shumway and ~?<- 8$!!erted. cc nHnt.c.1 f!on t would develop Wfl ' Bell C~ ~ .1__ .,"" days ' Great billows or smoke pve a.n do It" the NRA chlettan ~t a ...... fn.• last 1ay ot t.hls week ominous appearance over the pork ur:,crJt~~n Wnlle t many les:lon- week with Jen~wtatk." ' Harvey DeLaney located at Lon- It lend or Sumner. Bob ,. Columbus, 0, Oct t-INa- and when the horror or the di8S8._,.,. ,_,... .. • .,u,.t':.t ns u ~]l''•' Huss a should be ad· Ha,.i and R o··•olph •-nt '''"· w va , ,, home w>>i> h o·., r··mRube and OQJe a --, Bmlw., 8r~·KCha1let: n Z1mmerman, "~" tel" be came knowo thousan d s ruuu~ ·• m't '"nday " wl" "\l t<eir '' ..,_..,. . ...,._., ~othy ,,,. ror, few day• · """•Uon Ruben te d Mldkllr th and Emerson~~ C 0.... 11 ' d r imo tlw fellowllhin or na on~.t ('V. ,, , · M, "''' ••• Homy u.::..... ~·-ney ,.. at o eel e baU game a1 • Held a ttome:- and promJilt!m lAl•···~t:d to park entrancP-S and to hospl.._ h ar~ convhtced to such a He&s. lVU , da 1 1 ocmt today wa.E nvned b~ (i{lvcr- tnls Hundreds ot them were re· poft " !t Rl lhey wou d make II. Ruth Miller spent SU+idaY with and da11ghter, Mh.11 Virgtnl:l spen t "-'uLni_J ••wktff " ot lm· 1 ·1or G~or"' un, l ·~ t - <::ucr"'''-' •'lP~I c"ttyes o( rnenw h o h ad •·· """"'n wr.. ~ ••. . "' •nd In Coloombu• ...., ••lth .. 1 k 8 ll or RussUl. '~ta Ollila• >i>e we"k Mr =d' •• n (0on1Jnued frOM Page One) Howeve1 National Commandet Mr and Mrs. R. o · Randolph nnd Ml s Hn rry Blng an d Mr. and J•rove . J. t 1 th • I Ja w Judge Robert H Day on the ng n e par . ch b L Ray Whaley and danatfter, --. I bench 01 the OhJO supn~me court Sn •torrlbly were the bodies ot tb~ ad,..Tdh,'~dum durn' ullets were ·. u::; JotmS(;n said he was strong- were the reoont cu.esta 4lf Mr. and Mrs Arthur ~vtns and thetr tam- Mill were Athens vlsltor;-~ny~. _ _ . _ l'!e . Mle spread on contact wlth IY oppc,~('d to 1:co&nltlon on<l pl"e- Mrs. Val McCumber tJJ Darwin Illes the target, mangling the victims. dlctr1 1 !hut the re11olutlon agaln~ J Helen van Nest. · spent Sunday Ray Whaley and ramJ!y t The 1 strlk P, whi ch (os t ere'1 • tl1 1 -~uv.c t wcu1a ~e a d opte d James Hughes a nd Mrs Elranor ~unday at Bumnaton •-~ . -.f. ....... .vllh Beryl Day ...,...u~ the germ or the gruwlng dlsturban. f 1 ri\, r-1 l l~"ltast wa .~ the atu Mr and Mr:> Everett Day a11d . . -. • • • 8 • • • • • • • • • . • 8 . . . . . . . ces In the 8lceJ mills gu\'e ~vcrv l uu1 of Gov Paul F. McNutt of ,.hlldren, Pnrl and Archie Durst. t { evidence l.odav of llE-nrlng nu tmd . l'Cl!Rnr~. ~>e re visitor& at the borne or Mrs • ~ ~ ' althoui ll 15,000 em]lloves or ca!)v l lleUeve tllllt w~ ~hould recog- ... EwiE Jonel'! Ql Malion, recently • tlve mj_nes In P'ayettt counl; tie - 'J• • •1ll slat le governments," MeM>· nhd ~I> H 1..: Day !ipcl1t • 'I' ~! • . 1',' de ~ thg0Clf..",",' 0to" 't"o""',,,"'ot"t,ud rtfu~· i N ~1tt whd9 1s alilpa.s~eglon,..natonal '3U.JIIQ~ ay W~tt.b t;t..elt hoonl ;• Everett. ~ : COnlnll\1\ er, 5 d "rul" rn •1Y yea,~ ]I ' art IS (! 1'"'\tn:J CBI P rm When you ree I " on .....-no t reaII y SIC 'k an d 7 et n ot -·-'1~ '1'1"' 1. IIk .... k 1l r _;,.; . w.u --;.t"• JI • le ,re - c to W muw;-; Ill ht pt\>~tH ~ overnm : ntr,~ bt~t~,r; 1c " b!Otl~~,~~.:·nnd neph!!W IA:'11 Well when you need a GENTLE but THOROUGH cleaning fU..' · 1 115 1 moot reg ions was tnp td •s thr "Uprtme m RuMtla and w'e- lift- rool .. ~~ ton i1chle who' II. J'f! Qtlltt • from within, to rid the bowt!ls and kidneya of the poil!lo-1 ,. 1 ·~..,.. exod1;1s thr(!e wee ks ugo whcu col\1 l.eh not to deal openly Wltll'jJt ... o,hy • food and body wastes that get Into the blood atream a,ad)i.p· • woriteJ'8 In r.entntl und we~lelll Th " Legionnaires, footi!Ore fJ"Oh4, Mrs Pearl Burns a,nd ~on, Ma · your vitality-THEN BE FAIR TO YOUR BOD1. T~ a Pcnn:o~ylvanla walked out In sym- the greatest para<le In the hisOOrf bel Adkins Rnd lxi.by~ :~pent w..c. • teas.l,!OOnful of genuine CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SAL'l\iih a pathy Wi th the F'ft}et tc coUJity ::;f the orgamza.tton, today were to .JC.'\d:l}' with Mrs Wlrren &ontlt 1 til f le 1 th" mical "II),.~ men wl)o declared a 'Hohrluy" In fmsake tioe le•lty thot haa eo>••ul• g a o wa r. n I& easy econo way ,.~WI 0 E I . . th1g the benefit ()f the World.famoua CARL.::~uAD rtR • • protest against thf JaUure or the S(d the Cht cngoaQ.<; and adopt their ·right 1n your own home. Fot' l?'enef'ations thom~anda of pie ~ H 0. -Frick Coke- bompanv to s1gn r::llcies en national affali s and ~ hc've been r-ent too CARLSBAD, CZECJIOSLOVAK A bJ 1 the bit uminous ooaJ COOe Or to 1'1!- vete rans' Interest~ . ''f:.' ~ , . ._ • h r th "II th tr l1 • cognize! ,the union~ · · Not long after Commander John ~ M1 s Clfu a ' Randall of c;beli.hlt&1 'thet"r ,my Hi ci~o.11>~ irr l e trl'atment o c many 1 s a o ow sr:n .~J}f!aks to the convention, the spcm Jns l week will\ ilct brolhe~ ~ · conati pat1on-stomach, kidney, and liver ocornplainta, rheuma8 G d Ed n Rotl•-b 1!t tiso1, s km troub les. CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT ill eva,. t~ i ' adop, IOI:\ nf reso lutiOns was sehe~ eorge an WJ , ...,,.. :.! • oratt>d from the water~ of the !iOO year old histofic sprln~ ID '· 1 • dl,lled Johru;.on was determined to fammes. · ""' I . _. d r b M th r()ntlpue the fight for the four·, Mr 1111d Mrs Dclix'l't ·~ 'Rice 'b: 1 • CARL~BAD. It is a natural ptiKiuet. ma e 6r :fou y o ur ~ Mid Do ~h Ni 1101.: Nature. NEVF.R TAKE MANUFACTURED SALTS. Your !'dlJt on plea vetenms' t dlepmt. Mr&. C h·~~l, f1Q Y c amis body deserves the best. For 1)0 years reliabl~ dru~"st~ have • (~ttnued rrom D&lle one) • nees progmm despite the of allow· Pres! ~ • and daughter of fmlth s~d. sold tho genuine CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SAL , cone@R• • ::l'llt RoMevelt. lMlM Pearl RuMell of ~ut.J:!tld ;o.ero • ....... ....... .... trated for true economy. Buy a bottle today, • Officials revealed that a wnteh th e supper guests p ...... a • ..., ·-rs 'l'he na,tlonal commander's spe r h~d been kept hl'l'e for Makelf!& 1t•lafed by lhe B~lpearaQCe of Prea • 11Oeorge Bnllfly. ;" " 18 iC'llowlng the prison break at M{(:h- .1ent Rocse11elt Monday wlU no~ ~ _T~_e ~'::~~~~ U~n ~~~day _. II GL\NTIED LIFE Ct:R'tiRC.,n . Nra. Pearl OhUdert. ' Reynolds . ttaeher at the Park stn!et .school. reClt!!lV>!d ber 8ta.te Life Eleme'1tsry certiflcate, Tuesda}' .N&TIONAL ADVEBTISING REPRESENTAl'tV£8 NtWs· TQ Judge Zimmerman, wtto hal been vlctJma burned no attempt wu l&an Oity, altared, ~~ wa t.nnOUnced. QtLween the Ad.dlson and Bridt were qWe,1 '"'7 •·t'matrled em. ~.tpractlclna &ttorney for the Jut Imade to ldtmt1ty t.nem l.a&t. niC)lt. The holdup Of tN bi.DI, bere ~ The Vdenlll were In lcoord wtth ~hoo!A renllltell tn, a 10 to 9 vie tot]' D&vldJoo Wednea'lay. They are at ~ 2u'lnars wu n!QW!IIted ttl' Oover·l They were nambel'~d In the mor· p1ace shortly before ekiidng ttaie the ))J'tNdent eacept with reprd to tctr Addllon. with Kr. Ruches' parent., 110'. I'IOP White to asswne his dutlflll on cue which wa.s doaed 1ut. nl.:ht, yeeterday afternoon. Armed with the etdeq.l ~tallration ol non· Miu Katherine Nc!f b boarding VIRGINIA GREGG ·--=-:----~ Phone 582-L NEWS f'or .. • --;;;;;;=-;:;;l;t'.-;:;;ll·~·-c•=::·-.., - -- - - - - - - - - .... . FOR TBROA T PROTECTION- FOil f!lill!'T11il'll!:lll TASTII ' ,. , ' ' • draw so easily, burn so uniformly. "it's toast~d" ' Luc~ies .'' . ' r �• .' '. ' ' '.' r• ... • . . . I I• .,' ' ' '1:' I ' •' ' i\.. PBONB YQVB. I ell KlqtbaU. 1-. t;JtJcap. I"Wledel»hla. J'Uitti!PP. .UUwa&n For I'Altlri&l Office Call UG·L _______ , DINNER HOS'tt:SS Mrs Waite!' Harris was h U&tu·s. Tuesday everung, at a dinne r at the Mary Jan~ Ooft'~t' Shopp-..• Ouest& wefl Mrs. Anna C JUhllni! and son OKlrge of New York qrc:v a.nd Mrs. w H Juhlir.a D~ Offic:4! aDd ClrcnllaiJon O.pl. C&U ZG:l-& Ueliuo.nd B1 Carr1tr ~~:~·:· ........ :: Quo 'icar . .. . . :~ ·~~:eeM~~~ ..... $ , , . ti 00 Six MonLN 81 Mall 1 .......... 1.: 1 ......... . , UIO ! , r ~IA!N • an I PRISONERS ON HOLIDAY the mot~.t I' ISTEKS MEET • .. _,1gs T emp 1e Pythlan 81 st.et"!l, No 153, mit at the Knl1hts of Py th ill:! ll&U, Tuel!!d&y e'Ven In &: tor i AHOUT anrl flle of dlsagreeah1e nc\\ S rccel\·ed by the rank soc1e t y. so hu~y tr ylntof to protect itseW 1 fl' om t he nnagef\ of t.:rtmiuab, 1 ~ lhat wdted from New 1 • Yotk ,·t"l.:ltJ\e to the lwltdPy \\h tl" h th e !\e\\o York crimi~\ n.tl ~ CIIJU,Yed Tue s da y tor the open ing of the \Vorld' Kl St·tlt""' 111 New York. ' l n1 til t• '' INiling of the Wo rl d'::. Sct ie:-;. in :\cw York. ] The {lllllOllllC.'cment co mmg from the ltig prit~on in th e I hmpll eState, ~a id that becuu;;c the JH'l fsu.nen~ wet·e ::~o in-· J) t c r t.!:-kd 111 t he btg se nes b~;;tv.. een th e New York a.hd W n ~ lungtun Uull t:lub~. 1 :u v. ork wou ld be don ~ on Tues-- 1 da ) but m~ l ead tht.! com Jets would be treated tolL holiday 1 a:-. the.\ ~ere permitted to list t:n to lhe gnme over t.he. 1 a pot-luek supper, rtgular trans• Ion elf bUS1ness and socIa I tlmt' ad During the busineB6 meeting, a re · port or qrand temple was giVA'I by Mrs. Minnie Neutdtns, who act?d as repusentatlve of t,hP. Loyal ldo- at the convention rct:enUy held uov In Marlon. Fc:.llowlng the lodge meeUng. an m•erertin;J" play'et W&ll pre~euted __.1. Mr nnd Mrs v H RaWSon of Scuth~ide, w v~, a: C' \1 ll 1.. ,. M. nnd Mrs. John Rawson or Grave• Sland..:""rerS Needy I l ' st 'k Jng • 1 ' • .. 11 BE FAIR TO uouR BQ_. I' 1 I_! ::::~~:~~~~ii~~~~~~~~~~::: I • roun·_.w ~ :: .. nnd women, plentyt of th em I upnght, (_.od·rearmgr tllelr lot wtth the maddened gokl spooide:tly Pci!t and other a.ru~ ~~~~~rl~~~~~~j;~~ u.nd law- luv tll!J peo p1c ,.,_who ~u ul~l a~ayyfiuJW to earn ~eh ~:'~=-~~~tl ~s ttk~-~ter Cf? 1e~~ lnt~~ an honest JNllfa, ...;"tultl,"' h h fi'' g I' y.,....,ot'Jitoi/U c t 6 t h e d l' tH"'a~~ arn)Y~ who t'ri.niPBd 'tlltit '~~' '~ ~~ i~ ' · ~ 1 J~JJcl w1thuul s helt<> r With nut ij ::;mali 111~r cent of th e lll'eatdwlance,!n fJJJttdavtotrYhl. WORKMF.N BUSY , burp "' ~ ' . . luck In tbat new &old Held. After There has been much stir thlfi !11. past Ieason In the 1 ('.trt' a 11<.1 g nud ll f'Ht m eHt lhnl JS allorded t h1 s cut lhroat , lfll.rS of toU and h&rdehJp here - ~ mong the builders and palnten 1a larlfl brewery and 5el"eral9 DlUld c Jou:; rublJJllg t.:l"O \\d of l'aiil'ab wh1> urc given a tllrned to hls home and family here i tu•;f as H. coll5equenct! tills elass ot \' •ate , rooms at Leechburg, Pa .. t! etit men • . '' • with some of the predo1,1s metal , o,;~orltmen llave been kept pretty l'lpen,L-;the week end here with t.heir cr.d an unlimited amount ot kro.ow· l busy Homes o.re being mll.de more 1frunllifs and theu mother, ~~~IOO&:e and experience. Shortly after Uinvenlent and comfortable. The Nealy Hobtwk returned sunday stttUng on Ills farm neal Bashan Mest Is the pretty home of Mrs. J , thetr employn1cnt. he responded to his comntry's call M. Spencer on Be\'enth Street to arme and tC I ved un~U the ci<'~E" which Is having a flower room ad· F(B:ST BI\P'l'IST CHUIICH o( the Civil War. Hls son John who dltlon ~; n the ::.<.u~h side Han-y Cur T. T. SbeU.on. ~~ now resides at Dorocaa har; a rich tis Ls the master mechanic on thp Bible st::l\ool 9 ao Charle.s Ben"'· 1 (;OIIectJou of curlos that would make j(Jb The home property or the late Bupc.. a.ro interesting museum, an ~ded Mns Anna V. Avery on eeventh 'a.nd Mornmg worship 10 :30 . ~f.I~~~~:~:~-~~~:~~~r~: ctown from his father who trelaur- Main street o.nd the property of A Le1:110n from Autum..,_ 1 C>d and kept them 1n his early ''(lays Mrll Lena Petrel on Elm Street B "Y. 'f!. U. service at 6 ta. In Ireland hh )'t.nJ 'I ln the u:o":J looks·"hafldsome In new coats or Evenlns worship 7·30 Special O-NE Chicago Greets the Presid(>nt and pure . 1 ClllZEN.S BE•COME BITTER .• T IS b\lt nutural for citizend who arc :-.tuning, or with, 1:ut ~hoe s, and other clothing, have no place t'or she!· tct, lH.. gg iug here ~1 nd there tol' a few of hfc' ~ necc~ities, t u,hn :uml! l!ll1b ittere d wHh the world wh en they see dtd 1 heu1· \\hat l!-1 going on in the effort. to bring about an arti-' tidal u1.c r ease in price of commoditie~. / It i."' u crime against civilizalictn IOL' UH or fot• anyd1e tu pl0w up cot.ton ot' waste any commodity while thel'e are : -> Llll v1ng pt.!ople abuul to use ito~ The idea that thel'e i.~ -Mil ()\ e rproduction of any farming commodities is a fa!La- 1 <: lot i:-; on e. 1t it1 ~not lhat there is too murh luod, or too ntUd1 ( lotbing du e Lo o v e r p r u d u c t 1 n 11 , but in-J JStcud Jl i::: th e fact that there are too few dollars in the ! han ds ot' the people who do the spending that i~ causing I our truub lc and woe today. j G~t the mo:.ncy bags opened, ~tlu1 pa:;sing out mean:~ wh c rclJy th e great rank and lit e of lhe Americu.n people' c"n ear l\ what they eat and what tht!y drink and what they w e ar und the places of ~ helter which they use ancl in lc t~s Ume tl.au 1t take!-! to philoso phi ze over the :litun· twn. th~ imagituu·y overproduction \nll vanish in thin air l and iui:itead of ~et! lllg naked lrttlc children. emaciated tl.ltd \forl orn gt'O" n Ul)~i, poorly dadr; o f ever)· l.\ e~c riptiooh . ~ ou \\Ill z;:;ee happy people contented in t:,ullh ey urc ttblP lu ge t the necfJ~SSi tie:. of hfe and an occ l::iional luxury. When we get rid of a milliOll pound Mof pork without g J\- IJig it to the )H!ople \\ho ate hung•y and when W t.\ !burn a miltiou b u t~he l ~ of cor.n o l' wh(•at or when we de~tl·u y ~~ny produ ct of nature with needy people refuged the chunce to IHH! Jt, \\"e ure not ouly commttling a cri11e , agai111:~t our owu people, we lll'e ~innmg in the eyes of thtt Gre.ut Jeho va h who hns made pot..aibh• nil thm~e wirts1 1 throuuh Ills generol!: ity in nllowtng the lnud to become truitfuf Lht"Ough proper applicutlow1 of the t~un nnd the moon. und lhe I'Jlill:J iHid tPe winds. We Mhould thert~fore look well into the M>ituahon be .. fore we d elibel'~tely aud wantonly destroy any IH'oduct through l\ mistaken iden of artiflcially boot1tir1g prices t"' ~olp tho luboring man. IV • are m<•rely pp•t pouinv the <Jay of t·eckuninl und making thut du.r n far w urge one •••••••••••••••••••••• ... 1 . ' , \ltrt HUNDRED -, ·.I, I' ~-,_ ... Mom ~ hntJ>I for "• nice silk shtrt• for her ene·thne little TeiDmJ, now "811 Jd," titanic t•ot ot tbe footballyorldt DOI.LAR DAY •100 per i,lay Is the amount It en-sUng tbe. tr.xpa.yen ot Sutton tcwnahip to take care of tbelr Wl• <'mp)oyed, accorcttnc to the 11W.t.e· ment or Township Clerk Edson Rcuah. Tile llat or 260 families whlch han been recetvJna unemployment. relief orders remalna cbout the aarne aa la.d r:eport, In lhe meanl.lme SOJne have found work and asked the trliiMis w can· c.el their niUilQ bu~ t.bll hu beeP cllset by ot.hers who have latN)' appUa.UoQ tor relief ardera. MJ. RoHab es.pres&ld a rev of a I &rave sltuaUoa aDd a aerklus eon· dltloo In rtpnl kt Wk.Lar care of the unemployod dul'lna: tbe comins winter. be Uhtbltl 4·B Olub aucb ftne ~)l:lnp almORt without koowinr WbJ. And finally ahe picked out one witla an almost tn· visible :ft~re :In it. "Lovely tAijlte, Jlother, he'll .,. proud to thie," Juliu& said when aaid thal: the~ .Hom to do but tah Hid the price ,:waa w,. to a It ml1h:.J;~ Balanced Budget all OYf!r •h• could leu eEpenalye f•r Pop-eo~ or ' anytbir.r do for them, the7 ne'fltt' PaJ:Cf attention to their clothes &DJ II ; ', j I ' ' ' .' •• .. ' ; :' that's If rising prices are trying to thro·w Luckies. da;a;W:~' the family budget off center-RE· · MEMB~R this! A~vertised values are still the BIGGEST values! You'll ~lways get more and bette, thing~~ for YQJIFiOOQJ!Y if you shpp FIRST in t~t' -.4vertisi._ pages of The Daih • Tribtane. AQd you'D keep the good Ship Budrft ou an-even keel! so easily . . I ". I• '· ' .. ,. .,::• " ·' burning quality th~t is ;:so much a part of Lqclcies' char· aaer . . . llound and ~ure­ ·, fully packed' with the world's ' ALWAYS tle.foted rJ,ccos ALwAYS tlte~ -urmull;p ' ., . '' appreciated the smooth, ,*n· choicest Tutkish and Domestic tobaccos-and no loose ends. T.har'$; why AI.wATS~.fJlt-1 ,. ,, ,'1 You've noticed it and you've ----~-- '' I; •', WI'I'H FI!WE ....~~ ~ 1 • ..... . ... ' ,, ' almoat double . whtln the finul blow does de•cend. :~ Jl 1• ~ I ' II .,• Hunt I ,, !f 'IV' ADOISoN PAINFUL INJURY Ceo11 McCiasky, !arm lWld Rnd i £:or, or John McCiasky who man1ages the Jividen farm met w.lth a j t •aintul acddent one day la.zlt week , v llen a pitch fork fell from the 1 s~'cond story or the ban1 str.tkllll I Mr. McCla.sky a.nd runnlna oPe of I 1he tines through the palm Of his l•and coming out a.t the back Dr J.. l-.1 flhllsdn theought neccsaary mediCiil tall::ie th ey h.tvt! been tll-tr~atcd, there WI II ue any grea.,. 1 _ aid qd rave It 18 u nothlf'I,J more 1 1 1 dl'U ca:-;e Ill erim~. &ij:LIC 011' "68" fit.ldl:i and through"" his a1my ll!e In ~ulolj wUI oocur unleA some un· There art! 110 doubt toamtng the country today hon.. In the ' year of 1849 when men ~he Civil War. One of the moat [roreuen complications set In ~ bome& and ftunUJes to cast .nterutlng relic:; lsaknlfc.fmkanc:_ __ _ ·------ + "J it ardiJ killing law lu~akers a ~/ th e ll ae tf-o!tR v.-a1r: 1, t , a lc\\ oi nu r trcwblc:o~ as concern8. 1 1 U'!Jnlll:~ l~ and crime, w1 ll h e t!hmm ated. It i~ha rdly tv be exp<:!cted, however, that as long at-, t Ill'}" areJ:Iand led as if they had bee n victims of misplaceP: j 1 zud un {he [Hll't of the authontie.!l and that justead o~ bd111; la\\ li l'e Hkcrs , th ey Ul'e si mply Ob,Jects of pit.v be_. ' . , 111 onh.r \.(, PII.IOY the hl'iit game of the World~ S>nc~. 11 1t wclc not w t\!l'lll• ly trn1dc, 1t really -would c r • b1: \\ul'lh Ht lc a.·. t one ~uod lu ugh. }t CHOSEN By WHITE • AUTHOIC 01' HUDDU' tO\\ huilda). - Move FRANCIS WALLACE ...1~ 1 th ey ltn V'e hal·dened crimhntl t~ who in a maJority of case~~ chilUnmin the pu:mtentiartes and instead, realize thut: wuuld ldU at the ::~li ght est Jll' U\"O('Ution vr no provocation' " CHERRY RIDGE I{ ATtMY It Ufrrc eve r wa ::~ a s1lh e r, more m.air,·~ action tendin(!.$ t o 1.:.1n I ~li\"IC ... tuHt!'i \H' hop t' 11 will be produced hy some onl' .d.rr-h.ts authority ovl'r ot h e r than convicts. From thl! aclottllL of 1<1 U<'h treatment, tho ta x ptH'C l'd o[ New Yol'k ~u H· h nMl~l g et tht' tdea that thm:;e c riminal ~'> were nol p lj t~:e d w durance vile but fn l:ltcad ure lhere for a ;aca1H n lt!H.L.rest penod . at ~d l, a1rd t reat •;LI,e~l w··-. tevolVE'rtl, thrt~e of the ...4it 1&,1\1 entered the bank and toree4 8mlll:( alo01 with Catherine a. Bubote, auilltant caJJhler, C. OlaualbJ, t.en. f'r and six ewtomen lnto a dlree· turs room. A rourth bancJit stood cua.rd at U1e front door ol the bank while a Utlt member of :the rang manned a f\ a utomobile outatde. I r<lll1o Wl\ell some ot out otli.- w.h .~ 11d ma1.y of Ull l' refot'Jll .., t'h lu1·gt;,1 t h~ tdea that the v are dealmv wtth naughty the bench Immediately l1be taU: ot1dentllyll)g the bodU!II Jud'e Zlmmennan, OMemor wu to sr.art t.oday, ana offlelall Whitt( aa.ld, "Is a widely mowu ~~aid that teeth of!el'ed al~ the 'awytb- and hat a hlfh l'f:putatlon 1110le hope or J)08ltl'le ldentlffca.i,ton. tor h,onest) " He is prgminent.ly '"'be wind did It ~· said James Identified with the Luther&n Davies, a Slln'lvor. He Meaped church with his lite by running Into the The new Judre. altbOUJh nevf'r wind Instead of rrom It "They havl~ worn Judicial rot:.es before , dldo't have a chance. They Is "extremely well qualified," the thoueht they oould run ahead of Htll Mr. Ra;wson lB. taktog l.n!at oovemor cledored. the fire" ! t D E F Ma m cHn Erom r. . ,· r m u.O Zimmerman ls n years old and And the blukened bodies , knees · Arrnstiong e t ~ ne.,...ay has twtce sous:ht a plBCe on the bent and arms twisted to 8hteld lor ColumbU& after a visit with Mr supreme court by election. He was!' their race15 , -•e mute ••Ide"•• of Mill "~ ..... er ()f Orant! nomlnatfld on the Democratic tlalt· how the county workmen had aml Mn I E s!~('·. t lu L932, but Wll8 defeated He fRilf'n In the hol-·o'"l ,·!be staff and om cers of Mel~~> unsucceM!Ully sought the nomina·- • Ttmple Pyth\ar. sister s, No lli:l, t Wn In 1930 He was also uru;uc·j' - - -- - - - -- - 1 - -- - - 1 -· and Mri. J . A. Bqhea for ~ Uma. MII'Yice dtaabuty eues. The Leeton with Mr. and Mrs Tom MrC ullc!aden bellevf Ill lnd:l1ent tx·aer· loU&"h while teaching S('hool at 'liee maGI who beoornes iU should be Lone QQk (h1P. J,lNfmnoe over & alaeker OJ' Mr and Mrs F P' Thormon and Murel Whaley Is Ill. a pertOo too young to have been 1ft flaught.er are h ome trom 11 Vll'IIL An:hte Well ill reported Mlr10Uily the servl~ dllr'lnc the war. The With Wet-1. Vlrglnla r~lat!ve 5 p:etident. ~ever, dlatlnctly !lha..l· Robert Ruase ll Hnrl daltghLer. ill len&ed. that theor"7 In hll addreas. Mr11. Nichols and i!TII.Ild ·daughter, Miry Barnhill IIJ)ent Thursday • Edward A. Hayes, of Decatur, Barbara June, and Mr aml Mrs mght with Edna VllllNe&t. r;l., ret.ai.Ded h18 early st.l'f:t\Jth In Hetzel Ru~~&ell and children spent the race for national commander Charley Butta and tamUy apeat; loday. Tho e"·tlon • ., OWl '""eduled Sunday wtt.h Mr and Mrs Dayton ror tomorrow"""". AU511CII Ill Rutlaurl ThurAday wlth MT and Mrs. Dale Tbe ooa.lltlc.n or rtvol candidates M1ss Pearl RUS&II! Il or P.ulland Is Pf'rty. n ,, ro• k lth h d Bh aralru~t Hayet held a. e~~ouews In the e a wee w e1 grn n · Relative& or TtlUe umwa1 '(Cootlnued from Paae ~ morni'"'"' hour.!! but 1«.Ued t.o a - !aLher. Mr Bob Russell whJlt• she werthen received word Tbumday •• -·•• d h r II I ~ , w. .~~. on - 1 ::t!ti·H•ves man ~ t...,n s t e a festlva or her death at. her brot.htr'llfl8i::e i;fy day of pro.spp-r!.J" lmPQlled ;In· o Gher potent• asp til are OeorKe Mr. and Mrs C E Rothg('b have 11~ Eno. She had bef<n In ng Jusdct>$. upon the gov.cnunent.. waa \V:'- Malone of Nevada .. Ray Murphy purchased a new Chev!.-,lrt ~f'dan ' rvr a lorog time ~ Will mtet tnnlght at the home 01 d~flllln attempts to be l'lf'f:k'd 10 Jlrt!por .ng for ~commendations, to r. f Jo•a, t.pd .Sam. Reynold~! ot Ne' Max Bunce of Powhatten spent M.rs D S Farmer on Bouth Flft'1 Congress n.ad Attorney General or congress re~ifYIIW ihese ~ trt-$ a. There auere tePPrt.s tbat ad· Ole weOk end here. Callie Lofa.D ~pent Prlday niBht. :.venue ror theu regUlar month!" Ohio wl 1eu the l!oonomy allt beetme !4',r1.. )ufint aeD;~l~< MJltod Reckard ll Mrs Helen Tl.mtfig Mrs Lyda Wtth her"'brothflt, Len and .._ meeting Mrs Fred Gilmore WI I • <C tl ed De 1 th r th h 1' -~ Mr and Mrs Dale Perry arul l!.!tlst Mrs Farmer as hOf!tQ156 oo nu from page oneJ U ~P ~ed 1 ' J a.ct a t t e n11. ~ary llilnd has dropped Ol.lt or thl 3a,yre and Mr George Martm were Elizabeth RoM · visited Len WeU to those under the coal COde, ard cma a m nl"-Q:oot1cn appears to n ee ' :!unt1nston vlsJLors on Friday. t nd - •·ehl< a-• , __ -"·• 000 Max Roller and Roy Holmes ( r added that .. he saw tt th'· be th ... uu 8 .............. 00 o dealhInI ·"th .. , Deleiates from t.( JD,rA. Pla., tom rs. David Carmau wa.<~ the Tues· 1 M• and .tUMr·.... E'"·· Syracuse were bu.?lntss vlsltoTH !11 uae or tho ch-" -d .., covered k ••- on 1 e ve .wr.·~~ Tay~ .,.~ Prl· """'"'"'"'-' D.ll wor er.s· "'"' sov et go·, e nmenL, L e vetoerct!IJI re-Joie~ In the •,...at their Jay slipper guest or Mn: J R. day night C<.lumbus, TUe;<:day. 1M: 1-"'on or eheckwelgh -•··' 1 1 •- • •t h r •· 1034 • "'"""' men. that ~tw, wall c Ollen- N t.""~ con.· :)wJ.sller and ft~mll y l Cha•ley Randolph arul r·-•~ Mrs. George D Sauer continues Johnson bluntly d-la-• ·~<l dOll\~n ,.at on ' ........ ay 1 1 was ex- c 'it•-·...... ·~''' the .-. "t- to 1 pns.~or 1t I" ' W ut on Utiln" v.-n ..,., Mll>B. ,Mildred Roush or Chesh ire 1of nea' the oardon --e Ill a t her home on Powell 8 trett (C ontl.n~u rrom Pqe Ooel rontJnuatJon ot the strike ·-----.,.---""' the- SUn was lhe guest oth er sister. Mr. and day gu-" ••ra.· omer H~~• M1.'. Guy Cn.r:;on 1.s rcp<lrtw ~I d ~ntial secUona, and physicians rnptlve mine section of Pennsyt- tCth·<llU:lt 1 on.:. 1, the p~nt non· .- .UN "'""" or ..... """" -" h S • ~ th I !I t ., ti:{."081Ut on •'"' cu • ELK Mr.;, M A Bunce on Thursday I ro<mlly. 1 qu ..... e lll J.t he~- omoe ou Pearl " an., nurses sl-""...---.. . ere to IJ ve rs Vlina will bring some sort of tedel'B.I ·Th r. Americum (;cmrnll tee was t The Ladlt!K Aid of the M E I Jot! Violet had .. thel• ...... ald. lnterventlon. h • 1"W "JresuJt t t rcwlt1llo.• Rll:JIIlst rec· ;hurch will hold its regula1· meeting Sunday : Bob Perry and family of t In UNTRIED MAN IS AU re5eue appara ua Los An· e cannot permit this mob con· )inJtl~__;n Wh ether a fight on thf Elsie MUler 01 Midway speq.t the lth Th •.. -- - • ot geles was rushed to the scene. c:!1tlon to continue, a"" we wiU not .1 eek: en" wltb Cia.Uit ''"'-n N a pot 1uck c11 nner on urs- r.ear the Oarden, Qfaygo Ro ..... , 1 Wt'st Shade, Ivor Shumway and ~?<- 8$!!erted. cc nHnt.c.1 f!on t would develop Wfl ' Bell C~ ~ .1__ .,"" days ' Great billows or smoke pve a.n do It" the NRA chlettan ~t a ...... fn.• last 1ay ot t.hls week ominous appearance over the pork ur:,crJt~~n Wnlle t many les:lon- week with Jen~wtatk." ' Harvey DeLaney located at Lon- It lend or Sumner. Bob ,. Columbus, 0, Oct t-INa- and when the horror or the di8S8._,.,. ,_,... .. • .,u,.t':.t ns u ~]l''•' Huss a should be ad· Ha,.i and R o··•olph •-nt '''"· w va , ,, home w>>i> h o·., r··mRube and OQJe a --, Bmlw., 8r~·KCha1let: n Z1mmerman, "~" tel" be came knowo thousan d s ruuu~ ·• m't '"nday " wl" "\l t<eir '' ..,_..,. . ...,._., ~othy ,,,. ror, few day• · """•Uon Ruben te d Mldkllr th and Emerson~~ C 0.... 11 ' d r imo tlw fellowllhin or na on~.t ('V. ,, , · M, "''' ••• Homy u.::..... ~·-ney ,.. at o eel e baU game a1 • Held a ttome:- and promJilt!m lAl•···~t:d to park entrancP-S and to hospl.._ h ar~ convhtced to such a He&s. lVU , da 1 1 ocmt today wa.E nvned b~ (i{lvcr- tnls Hundreds ot them were re· poft " !t Rl lhey wou d make II. Ruth Miller spent SU+idaY with and da11ghter, Mh.11 Virgtnl:l spen t "-'uLni_J ••wktff " ot lm· 1 ·1or G~or"' un, l ·~ t - <::ucr"'''-' •'lP~I c"ttyes o( rnenw h o h ad •·· """"'n wr.. ~ ••. . "' •nd In Coloombu• ...., ••lth .. 1 k 8 ll or RussUl. '~ta Ollila• >i>e we"k Mr =d' •• n (0on1Jnued frOM Page One) Howeve1 National Commandet Mr and Mrs. R. o · Randolph nnd Ml s Hn rry Blng an d Mr. and J•rove . J. t 1 th • I Ja w Judge Robert H Day on the ng n e par . ch b L Ray Whaley and danatfter, --. I bench 01 the OhJO supn~me court Sn •torrlbly were the bodies ot tb~ ad,..Tdh,'~dum durn' ullets were ·. u::; JotmS(;n said he was strong- were the reoont cu.esta 4lf Mr. and Mrs Arthur ~vtns and thetr tam- Mill were Athens vlsltor;-~ny~. _ _ . _ l'!e . Mle spread on contact wlth IY oppc,~('d to 1:co&nltlon on<l pl"e- Mrs. Val McCumber tJJ Darwin Illes the target, mangling the victims. dlctr1 1 !hut the re11olutlon agaln~ J Helen van Nest. · spent Sunday Ray Whaley and ramJ!y t The 1 strlk P, whi ch (os t ere'1 • tl1 1 -~uv.c t wcu1a ~e a d opte d James Hughes a nd Mrs Elranor ~unday at Bumnaton •-~ . -.f. ....... .vllh Beryl Day ...,...u~ the germ or the gruwlng dlsturban. f 1 ri\, r-1 l l~"ltast wa .~ the atu Mr and Mr:> Everett Day a11d . . -. • • • 8 • • • • • • • • • . • 8 . . . . . . . ces In the 8lceJ mills gu\'e ~vcrv l uu1 of Gov Paul F. McNutt of ,.hlldren, Pnrl and Archie Durst. t { evidence l.odav of llE-nrlng nu tmd . l'Cl!Rnr~. ~>e re visitor& at the borne or Mrs • ~ ~ ' althoui ll 15,000 em]lloves or ca!)v l lleUeve tllllt w~ ~hould recog- ... EwiE Jonel'! Ql Malion, recently • tlve mj_nes In P'ayettt counl; tie - 'J• • •1ll slat le governments," MeM>· nhd ~I> H 1..: Day !ipcl1t • 'I' ~! • . 1',' de ~ thg0Clf..",",' 0to" 't"o""',,,"'ot"t,ud rtfu~· i N ~1tt whd9 1s alilpa.s~eglon,..natonal '3U.JIIQ~ ay W~tt.b t;t..elt hoonl ;• Everett. ~ : COnlnll\1\ er, 5 d "rul" rn •1Y yea,~ ]I ' art IS (! 1'"'\tn:J CBI P rm When you ree I " on .....-no t reaII y SIC 'k an d 7 et n ot -·-'1~ '1'1"' 1. IIk .... k 1l r _;,.; . w.u --;.t"• JI • le ,re - c to W muw;-; Ill ht pt\>~tH ~ overnm : ntr,~ bt~t~,r; 1c " b!Otl~~,~~.:·nnd neph!!W IA:'11 Well when you need a GENTLE but THOROUGH cleaning fU..' · 1 115 1 moot reg ions was tnp td •s thr "Uprtme m RuMtla and w'e- lift- rool .. ~~ ton i1chle who' II. J'f! Qtlltt • from within, to rid the bowt!ls and kidneya of the poil!lo-1 ,. 1 ·~..,.. exod1;1s thr(!e wee ks ugo whcu col\1 l.eh not to deal openly Wltll'jJt ... o,hy • food and body wastes that get Into the blood atream a,ad)i.p· • woriteJ'8 In r.entntl und we~lelll Th " Legionnaires, footi!Ore fJ"Oh4, Mrs Pearl Burns a,nd ~on, Ma · your vitality-THEN BE FAIR TO YOUR BOD1. T~ a Pcnn:o~ylvanla walked out In sym- the greatest para<le In the hisOOrf bel Adkins Rnd lxi.by~ :~pent w..c. • teas.l,!OOnful of genuine CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SAL'l\iih a pathy Wi th the F'ft}et tc coUJity ::;f the orgamza.tton, today were to .JC.'\d:l}' with Mrs Wlrren &ontlt 1 til f le 1 th" mical "II),.~ men wl)o declared a 'Hohrluy" In fmsake tioe le•lty thot haa eo>••ul• g a o wa r. n I& easy econo way ,.~WI 0 E I . . th1g the benefit ()f the World.famoua CARL.::~uAD rtR • • protest against thf JaUure or the S(d the Cht cngoaQ.<; and adopt their ·right 1n your own home. Fot' l?'enef'ations thom~anda of pie ~ H 0. -Frick Coke- bompanv to s1gn r::llcies en national affali s and ~ hc've been r-ent too CARLSBAD, CZECJIOSLOVAK A bJ 1 the bit uminous ooaJ COOe Or to 1'1!- vete rans' Interest~ . ''f:.' ~ , . ._ • h r th "II th tr l1 • cognize! ,the union~ · · Not long after Commander John ~ M1 s Clfu a ' Randall of c;beli.hlt&1 'thet"r ,my Hi ci~o.11>~ irr l e trl'atment o c many 1 s a o ow sr:n .~J}f!aks to the convention, the spcm Jns l week will\ ilct brolhe~ ~ · conati pat1on-stomach, kidney, and liver ocornplainta, rheuma8 G d Ed n Rotl•-b 1!t tiso1, s km troub les. CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT ill eva,. t~ i ' adop, IOI:\ nf reso lutiOns was sehe~ eorge an WJ , ...,,.. :.! • oratt>d from the water~ of the !iOO year old histofic sprln~ ID '· 1 • dl,lled Johru;.on was determined to fammes. · ""' I . _. d r b M th r()ntlpue the fight for the four·, Mr 1111d Mrs Dclix'l't ·~ 'Rice 'b: 1 • CARL~BAD. It is a natural ptiKiuet. ma e 6r :fou y o ur ~ Mid Do ~h Ni 1101.: Nature. NEVF.R TAKE MANUFACTURED SALTS. Your !'dlJt on plea vetenms' t dlepmt. Mr&. C h·~~l, f1Q Y c amis body deserves the best. For 1)0 years reliabl~ dru~"st~ have • (~ttnued rrom D&lle one) • nees progmm despite the of allow· Pres! ~ • and daughter of fmlth s~d. sold tho genuine CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SAL , cone@R• • ::l'llt RoMevelt. lMlM Pearl RuMell of ~ut.J:!tld ;o.ero • ....... ....... .... trated for true economy. Buy a bottle today, • Officials revealed that a wnteh th e supper guests p ...... a • ..., ·-rs 'l'he na,tlonal commander's spe r h~d been kept hl'l'e for Makelf!& 1t•lafed by lhe B~lpearaQCe of Prea • 11Oeorge Bnllfly. ;" " 18 iC'llowlng the prison break at M{(:h- .1ent Rocse11elt Monday wlU no~ ~ _T~_e ~'::~~~~ U~n ~~~day _. II GL\NTIED LIFE Ct:R'tiRC.,n . Nra. Pearl OhUdert. ' Reynolds . ttaeher at the Park stn!et .school. reClt!!lV>!d ber 8ta.te Life Eleme'1tsry certiflcate, Tuesda}' .N&TIONAL ADVEBTISING REPRESENTAl'tV£8 NtWs· TQ Judge Zimmerman, wtto hal been vlctJma burned no attempt wu l&an Oity, altared, ~~ wa t.nnOUnced. QtLween the Ad.dlson and Bridt were qWe,1 '"'7 •·t'matrled em. ~.tpractlclna &ttorney for the Jut Imade to ldtmt1ty t.nem l.a&t. niC)lt. The holdup Of tN bi.DI, bere ~ The Vdenlll were In lcoord wtth ~hoo!A renllltell tn, a 10 to 9 vie tot]' D&vldJoo Wednea'lay. They are at ~ 2u'lnars wu n!QW!IIted ttl' Oover·l They were nambel'~d In the mor· p1ace shortly before ekiidng ttaie the ))J'tNdent eacept with reprd to tctr Addllon. with Kr. Ruches' parent., 110'. I'IOP White to asswne his dutlflll on cue which wa.s doaed 1ut. nl.:ht, yeeterday afternoon. Armed with the etdeq.l ~tallration ol non· Miu Katherine Nc!f b boarding VIRGINIA GREGG ·--=-:----~ Phone 582-L NEWS f'or .. • --;;;;;;=-;:;;l;t'.-;:;;ll·~·-c•=::·-.., - -- - - - - - - - - .... . FOR TBROA T PROTECTION- FOil f!lill!'T11il'll!:lll TASTII ' ,. , ' ' • draw so easily, burn so uniformly. "it's toast~d" ' Luc~ies .'' . ' r �' 'l'iDI bAM~. oitio • . ' '' !' I .. The-Presrdent at Legion Convention WEDNI:SDAY, OOTOB~ ' • ..'' .,.,.,..... • .. .' " "" ' .. • 4, lta& SI~NTS l~~KEo ... U pnM!I t!JJ;t. fdocaUm Ja not In Y&in. ~ boob mate> alee seat ••• ' • ; Career Ended Benedict 8~~ IN VICURJ. . ' ,• WRIHR.TKtNKS Walah Not lmpreoaed ' By I Ball Gam~ Ao Play· [ ed . Tu.:..tar I OTT. IS STAR ,. The smart profe.IIOI' ruahea o~ or'\ the n~ ld with the waterboy. ben4B over the uraCOI'IICrCfOS athlete aDd aska: ...,O'lini man', whit ta thtl l.an ~t 01 tile' abt.nme aD· .111· « hfdnultc Ide~ when an ·ltrtlllltlftle biod1 meets l!'¥leatruc· tible I~?"' ' - While M)'tln' WltJ> Three Erron, Caat In Role Of Seriea "Coat" - Who Can Win It One Word Led To Another By Arthur uBuga" Baer ~e WASHINGTON or NEW YORK? ool7 thtgg that has- boon wJ'ODI. w~ our co1Jepa tn Ute past IIi that the professor& would.P't go \\here the student8 were. Hart, Sebaffaer &: Man, Man mad.,, or Merit Cl11thea are all winner• in their claaaea and no advance in pricea. Come in and see th- ready made Suits and Topcoats in all tbe DeW FaU colon. ' ,- Who'aYourTailor, YeJo\lyTt.llorinvitea yeu to call in and look over the new faD pattern. of tbe nationally known Ed. V. Pri~e line of Suits, TopciNlts aad <ne...:oats, made to your indivJ idual meuuremenll. They have ~teen winaen fQf 40 yean and ' are moderately prlcell. ..... Can ·the Giants Conte - . .. ·' POPLAR RIDGE Thr~t? 't>R RENT-Furnished a,pa.rtnwlt toalx rooma, bath. See MrtS. O&rl itOhUnger. Pbone 116-X. 9·29-3$ ~R RENT-D~lllng ~ace. f'lfth aqct Main ;J,J.4-X, Mltldleport.. 0. with :.,-_ t-' • '·'- .• --~- ,-.. "',.·' ·..,·.' -~·,.._ -~·-,-"' PIT·'··-.•.,.•t. '"''"'t:''~ -- ~"'1 ""' ~-~- •<t · ~ ~!· ~" '-' A c01111plete li11e of Funaiahinaa at Pricea That anyc>ae can ' Afford. '-----_.;---By, BURNLEY--------- has full. ~·~ •• 1"<. A.cllMPLETEUNE.or 'l l..tu HATS:' iN ''Al.i: ·'T'H£ :M:w' COLORS PRICf.D FltOM $2.00 TO $4.00 . 1'HE WORSE AFTER t11'5 HI\RRO\VINlT Ex.PERU!NC!! OF flavorl OR\~TIN(f AI!!OU'T IN "TWE OCEAN ON A tur- ~LOATIN£.1 SPAR Bts., Phone 10-4.-3t FOR "T.-.Relt PAYS MOR'I'IMtR c.I.A~ltV l'!o SA~E A>ID RE~'TI!D A, A ~OCA~ LOI)i.INI<• \lOUSE"""" biH Ioltl ; ded.tcatlOil grounds. \o M. A. Adams, FIFTH \) ~4 DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? VE. FASHIONS B:J JANE GORDON CHIC J'A.f,L COAT G.,tJol/1 ,.,.,,, •" cL ~ • ~C. j 1 J~It~1J in P'.rit -~ t/u . , mddt i11 Nft» T,,t, • By Edson R. Waile, Shawnee, Oklahoma OT\T · THI! GIANTS' SLUGGING THREAT-- The IUCC"-\fful futun of any city can be eataWiahed ooly liP" on a buia of IOUild buaineao. UPPIB TIIOMAS f(,BK Jw.nita Hysell &pent · The ~ b1111ineu coacerna of an7 ciQ> ..., uaually kaown u aucceuful ,....,...,., - 3unday with Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Radf<lnl e.nd family of Pomeroy. Mrs. Julia Furglt visited Mr. a.nd Mr11. Frank a.J¥1 Stile~:~ family and They ha,.e acquired a habit of beio1 aucce~~ful. Tiley do not enter into WU' Pl9iect until they have fint ID&de a careful anayloia of condition~ and eat.bliahecl the practical certainty of Davld EUlen recently. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McGuire Apant Fri<Uiy evcuJng with Mr. and "'-rs. Nlo.l McGuire. c11.l~cd Opal Keeton Hysell Friday. Hazel BL.Oo\IDY i Sul\day. RYAN MID . Jayne~S on Mrs. Pearl IllCCCII. vl&lted Leona HaU . , When they eatabliohed the~&- b1,1oln"' they ~ted what tbey believed to bo the m01t loaicallocation for bit buaineu. Mrs. Tommy Hysell spent f'rktt.)' voith Mr. a.nd Mrs, Pearl Hysell. Opal Keeton spent Bundaf w1Lh Ray Harper aod pe.rent.ll. Mnl. Nlal MOOulre and M:ra. Henry Cs.rpenter were oalliog on un. Marvin M.oau_tre eatiirday. HIS ·co~L.EGI! SPIRIT'~. The7 h.,d fait!> in tbe f1,1blra of the city wllen they did .a. I · Th~ t.,.ve tlaoWQ tbio faith in every way and t.ro 1roat b<lliev· en in a INII• aad !tatter city. . • HOTt:l, COL.IJ~BUS Colt:mblti.J. ObJD 100 Roolthl G UOOMK . •' 't ; .~ '! ~· Dl:rilNG ~ODAI "NV cOFFt~. u~et the a;,,...,• I~}_iit~.~~~~1~~~~~~!~~mf~~ Wt'Jk fllr ~'~~!" Mel ~~ .,__ ........ JAMES H,''llUTLEJt ,,., •i suor Under 6Rw. ~· UB.t C( ltl&T H~ I • . '., ' "-OUt Jl.a5 O~TIIII~· N'e• York club's :ctlaaets. Of toOne they .,•....,..,. R•~• ~ue.S tANT rooter• who wou14 to se" But Terry'• come tU.rouch in the teril!s are lJOnderll'lc aboL&t probleiD!I which vitally ' II ' "t I ' '· ' >~-·-· ,•i' ' ' ~ ' ., '< I ,,, · �' 'l'iDI bAM~. oitio • . ' '' !' I .. The-Presrdent at Legion Convention WEDNI:SDAY, OOTOB~ ' • ..'' .,.,.,..... • .. .' " "" ' .. • 4, lta& SI~NTS l~~KEo ... U pnM!I t!JJ;t. fdocaUm Ja not In Y&in. ~ boob mate> alee seat ••• ' • ; Career Ended Benedict 8~~ IN VICURJ. . ' ,• WRIHR.TKtNKS Walah Not lmpreoaed ' By I Ball Gam~ Ao Play· [ ed . Tu.:..tar I OTT. IS STAR ,. The smart profe.IIOI' ruahea o~ or'\ the n~ ld with the waterboy. ben4B over the uraCOI'IICrCfOS athlete aDd aska: ...,O'lini man', whit ta thtl l.an ~t 01 tile' abt.nme aD· .111· « hfdnultc Ide~ when an ·ltrtlllltlftle biod1 meets l!'¥leatruc· tible I~?"' ' - While M)'tln' WltJ> Three Erron, Caat In Role Of Seriea "Coat" - Who Can Win It One Word Led To Another By Arthur uBuga" Baer ~e WASHINGTON or NEW YORK? ool7 thtgg that has- boon wJ'ODI. w~ our co1Jepa tn Ute past IIi that the professor& would.P't go \\here the student8 were. Hart, Sebaffaer &: Man, Man mad.,, or Merit Cl11thea are all winner• in their claaaea and no advance in pricea. Come in and see th- ready made Suits and Topcoats in all tbe DeW FaU colon. ' ,- Who'aYourTailor, YeJo\lyTt.llorinvitea yeu to call in and look over the new faD pattern. of tbe nationally known Ed. V. Pri~e line of Suits, TopciNlts aad <ne...:oats, made to your indivJ idual meuuremenll. They have ~teen winaen fQf 40 yean and ' are moderately prlcell. ..... Can ·the Giants Conte - . .. ·' POPLAR RIDGE Thr~t? 't>R RENT-Furnished a,pa.rtnwlt toalx rooma, bath. See MrtS. O&rl itOhUnger. Pbone 116-X. 9·29-3$ ~R RENT-D~lllng ~ace. f'lfth aqct Main ;J,J.4-X, Mltldleport.. 0. with :.,-_ t-' • '·'- .• --~- ,-.. "',.·' ·..,·.' -~·,.._ -~·-,-"' PIT·'··-.•.,.•t. '"''"'t:''~ -- ~"'1 ""' ~-~- •<t · ~ ~!· ~" '-' A c01111plete li11e of Funaiahinaa at Pricea That anyc>ae can ' Afford. '-----_.;---By, BURNLEY--------- has full. ~·~ •• 1"<. A.cllMPLETEUNE.or 'l l..tu HATS:' iN ''Al.i: ·'T'H£ :M:w' COLORS PRICf.D FltOM $2.00 TO $4.00 . 1'HE WORSE AFTER t11'5 HI\RRO\VINlT Ex.PERU!NC!! OF flavorl OR\~TIN(f AI!!OU'T IN "TWE OCEAN ON A tur- ~LOATIN£.1 SPAR Bts., Phone 10-4.-3t FOR "T.-.Relt PAYS MOR'I'IMtR c.I.A~ltV l'!o SA~E A>ID RE~'TI!D A, A ~OCA~ LOI)i.INI<• \lOUSE"""" biH Ioltl ; ded.tcatlOil grounds. \o M. A. Adams, FIFTH \) ~4 DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? VE. FASHIONS B:J JANE GORDON CHIC J'A.f,L COAT G.,tJol/1 ,.,.,,, •" cL ~ • ~C. j 1 J~It~1J in P'.rit -~ t/u . , mddt i11 Nft» T,,t, • By Edson R. Waile, Shawnee, Oklahoma OT\T · THI! GIANTS' SLUGGING THREAT-- The IUCC"-\fful futun of any city can be eataWiahed ooly liP" on a buia of IOUild buaineao. UPPIB TIIOMAS f(,BK Jw.nita Hysell &pent · The ~ b1111ineu coacerna of an7 ciQ> ..., uaually kaown u aucceuful ,....,...,., - 3unday with Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Radf<lnl e.nd family of Pomeroy. Mrs. Julia Furglt visited Mr. a.nd Mr11. Frank a.J¥1 Stile~:~ family and They ha,.e acquired a habit of beio1 aucce~~ful. Tiley do not enter into WU' Pl9iect until they have fint ID&de a careful anayloia of condition~ and eat.bliahecl the practical certainty of Davld EUlen recently. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McGuire Apant Fri<Uiy evcuJng with Mr. and "'-rs. Nlo.l McGuire. c11.l~cd Opal Keeton Hysell Friday. Hazel BL.Oo\IDY i Sul\day. RYAN MID . Jayne~S on Mrs. Pearl IllCCCII. vl&lted Leona HaU . , When they eatabliohed the~&- b1,1oln"' they ~ted what tbey believed to bo the m01t loaicallocation for bit buaineu. Mrs. Tommy Hysell spent f'rktt.)' voith Mr. a.nd Mrs, Pearl Hysell. Opal Keeton spent Bundaf w1Lh Ray Harper aod pe.rent.ll. Mnl. Nlal MOOulre and M:ra. Henry Cs.rpenter were oalliog on un. Marvin M.oau_tre eatiirday. HIS ·co~L.EGI! SPIRIT'~. The7 h.,d fait!> in tbe f1,1blra of the city wllen they did .a. I · Th~ t.,.ve tlaoWQ tbio faith in every way and t.ro 1roat b<lliev· en in a INII• aad !tatter city. . • HOTt:l, COL.IJ~BUS Colt:mblti.J. ObJD 100 Roolthl G UOOMK . •' 't ; .~ '! ~· Dl:rilNG ~ODAI "NV cOFFt~. u~et the a;,,...,• I~}_iit~.~~~~1~~~~~~!~~mf~~ Wt'Jk fllr ~'~~!" Mel ~~ .,__ ........ JAMES H,''llUTLEJt ,,., •i suor Under 6Rw. ~· UB.t C( ltl&T H~ I • . '., ' "-OUt Jl.a5 O~TIIII~· N'e• York club's :ctlaaets. Of toOne they .,•....,..,. R•~• ~ue.S tANT rooter• who wou14 to se" But Terry'• come tU.rouch in the teril!s are lJOnderll'lc aboL&t probleiD!I which vitally ' II ' "t I ' '· ' >~-·-· ,•i' ' ' ~ ' ., '< I ,,, · �WJ:DN!.BDAY, OOTOBZR <, lttS - , ..... 1·" '1' DH IO ITA1'1 •uG!UII HltH !T ANO I$ TK &Vt COLUMB US 0 .. RNATJONAL NEWS SERVlCE. FULL .t~t In County ! COnfh- ! ;• ' C.ted; Turned oYer ~ As Camp Site FoF • izens Cllnae"ation Camp •· To Court Clerk Newa Ita ID Tbe "l'l1bune VIOlENCE AGAIN CAMP 'HUNKER 14 BILLS P May Be Uaed Aa P~nty Of Water lr Avail· able 'Fhere 11 'Withheld From Pub- ' ... llcatien By- Order of :. .. Jury E~HDP£AN 0 EBT Wall Stteet. ~ BE 'SNATCHED' FOR n ·As M£ PREPARE T~ WORK WC!e COSTlNCREASED ' Tazin1 Syttem Of eye State To Umidiil,. 10 Rmaion To (;oDoumer From 10 To 20 Percent; Miners Get Wa1e Booat No Propositions To Offer OOlumbus. o .. Oct. 5-INS-4iJI8N \llolence .struck aratn and agatn ln the spre&<Uilf 11t.eel strikes today -!1!· wbile 16.000 bltumlnoua coal work· er.o. held fast their picket HnH tc cotJtlnue the paralysis KliPPina' the bridle Ulls morning. i rled away, outdl!nnclne purautng ptctet.a. The other workmen were beo.t.en and slashed by an BlliH'Y mob nL the . t/easury. The Brltl&h I France Condemns .up to to make Poll·cy of G•rmans Iri"'X".'-''·- The Americans Sueh being the case. " Brlt.ish Hone to ofl'er-at !!emwnr OtrritaD)''I ' . !, • il ' -~ r-\~ ......_ ' .' ' . Shakespear~ Club , ~~I'· ~I ~ ~ ' •'" '. l , I I' i"' : •I • ' ' 1 - . \ ." Ban :Semardlno, CaL, Oct. 5INB-An earthquake Bhoek of short duration but ot sut'llctent ltemtty to awaken resident& was felt here at 2:45 o'clock tills mornlna. No damaae was reported. ~'('i ~r1' .w• •1 • :Jtr~~ to grotD, to ripen Gnd ANTJ·WAR CONGRESS REBUFFED IN 1HN:ome mellow, leu 10 mite in or OO.orb ttDmstldng ••• not J'itmnin D, of oounre, b~ ao~ilig tlrm it get. • from lite right CUijormf of- SuJUhlne It'• the Southam mn~e you read about, combined with the right 10rt of climate and The OCtober meet.tna or the Jwa- lor Shu.kespeare at the washomehekl oc Tuesday eveninl' club MiA Helen Jaoe Paris ot Ea8' Main Street AJei&Un, M1.M Paris ~t~;.•;.:~~~~t~.~·:~r 1 moiature, thatblalt:eathe Caroliau,Georgla, Kentuclt:y, Maryland, and Virginia the Leal tobaocollllllnlr1 iD tl!,e world. • You can llllild down there in that Soutbo ern aW."'V'!-e and olmost - It~­ i· f ;.."- • I d f : ~ !?•• -{;'.(; •--~~~~~!.th ' JDM !ripellllelldW' IO....,W IO' BJOUifuUy CUl'<' !d by the farmer. Then, for 30 "~~'Q.ths, . . it'o •J!"d-juot like fine wine. " ' It tokes the right qnutityof eacb kind of these tobiiOCOII, 'blended a~ erooo·blendei -then oeaooned wfth Turld.h, to llllke a milder ciprette. Suasbine helpo.Iust try it! were Mtuee Ruth Men1t.t and. Ml\r..._ret Laii.D.nce. ! _~ The meeting • was befW\ eacll, mm:~&er ~ when . preaenti ·i'D..wered.,·.to ron call bt ·, n~'a"'- ..eft-kncrwn authOr born Jn Octooer Thls followed by a short bu!dne511 wae ses- sion. Thl'l names of Mary Cllrtoll and Mary B:J.J,en HenneMy were read tl!f bav'- been JO,¥ld into the club ,T'lftl lithe-r aames• brol)iht Up tor membersh:lp will be vOiied• 1;1p011 In the near futt~ It w4lJ Rt&.ted ~ &. ahort program presented by ' June Amberger and Helen Pafta. retreahmenlfl were served :Af~r ' . "WHAT PRICE .- INNOCENCE" . . were and "I ,' I J' f •'\ '; ' I .• • ~ 1 '. ~, Aln...tn. Mbuta Go. . ......... w......... Admiaaion Genta 25c· plua ta1t: lu\0118 10 CENTS U-R-WELCOM£1 · r ~ ~ ~~ · es: t e . tie.~' th~J ..u.iti&~s~eda!T.U~ ·~I.III&IKIIIIAI·A~I ~-----~ ---- • • . • .. 7~;~~;;1 - ' ' , uno. Effort Fruitless . Johnson Statt>11 F10ila to 1 - a&t SIe e I p•nie• to Come to An t A,reement WID ... lnlti&t tu~ve WilL thf' outse~ at with the of prlcel, the high OCetlpit'!d in Baseball Ml1gnate Dies In Chi~ago Wil1i•rn L VH<Ck CliYea up Hard Fi•ht Aftor Se¥· ~ral b.,,.,~ Chle&IO, wCmicerted ~- .''., • '•t j " ~~~ first sessi9n ollhe AddreMtna ~~~ ..·- '; l·li ~ - 1 a deb- attJ.~~ ~it.rd Jews o.rad proposed aeUob all&lMt it. l' • j of 1wr over-burdened with tM "eta:ht r;f exlst1ri.i paymentl; the Amertl;tn attitude Is that or a Ctedltor ;~~~~~ to usten w the... c:~~bt<~r'll :BeniOI plo.nt ot the Oameale Steel Atti~ude of T eutont Aaaintt !cast. OOmpany ln OlairtGn; whlle poll~ Jews Finda no Favor u:!'he arrested ~wo metl and two women in Before Lea1ue k.ns a d18tur~ at South where a picket line Of the ptea ot t.he Walworth By ARNO DOSOH-P'LJIDROT OnlY 1150 of the plant's Oen~Wa, Oct. 5 - INS - :Prance toree or 1100 made their way joined Great Brltain totlaJ. 1n con-, the Jeerinr throne. Three hundred appt'OQch the pfOb.. km trom that standpoint Neither wa.!l seriously hurt. One ot the men ran th.e puotlet and foqb't hls way lr1to the plant.. The other acur.. IAILOU tiKW.m£ R~lated Aa United States Two workmen were clubbed by :aoo pleket.s outalde the Bpani-Chalfan& seamle811 Tube ml.ll at Am- .. n '·. "Cut·Throat" Competition Hit Aa Prices Are ENGLAND'S MOVE sott coal tteld on the fourth ''efreettve" day of tbe soft coal COde . . -q, UHlO By LEO V. DOLAN INB Staff oortespondent PlttabUI'I'b. Oc~. o-JN8-Mob 01 th.:o leamed. LAST TRAIL" " Formal Ne1otiations British Debt Belin Today At lllinoia Coal Mine Where Two Are Vic· tims Of Gunfire TONIOBT ZANE G&ZY'8 SH IN C0Al OPEHAliJRS TROUBLE ARISES '/><14 NtW CIAl PftlCES DISCUSSED AGAIN Steel Plant Scene Blood-Shed And I Riotin1 wa11 ~Otrthe Spot' Oet. lllneu S--IKS-WW.Iam L. Veeck, ~t ot the Chlcqo Cubs, ~ at ?:46 A. M:. t.oda.y· tn h ___..; ~~~$~ns:~·;.·;L~~-~~";""'~ tal, where •lfll'heerjll••l ..;~~:et'-~ llu.. l...~...... ' � 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 10. October 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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