https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7a1b8657f1ac9986d6ea68326dc0492a.pdf 4589f064186e8f92b68571d5f1983814 PDF Text Text t~ h· • . I l ~ ... '.•t ', ·~··; :J ~l~ . \ • .. . ~~ !I - • ••J -! . . . .. , .l. '1 ; J ' ~. " " ' I ··t" .~ On Peace Crusade ·diai at tour'o'dOCk Saturtl&J morn· ( '111r at i pUtadol'l!. Aithoulh tu helilth tor III)IM- rtqpr. • dausbtet, aep&. 10: Amt· H~r ta. 1P wtt.h ftu. 1'hr~ 111110 i>er - .... not tbOuch' Del.\b ..a thouaht t.o Mr. and MrL H. V. 8peftcet 1e11t Sunday With Ebner BabCOCk and tamUy at Lolli :sott.orn . .*' ~ ~m :: ... 101n1 about ...~ Thuradt.J'. : a fa.U aa abe her hoUSII!!·hnld :j ' ' .. .~:· ~ ftRY·nlne Abe Wood 1.rrlnd mtt 1\16 atator, Mrs. 8JO at · CMin' Rldl'!, tbe diLUShter .t t.he · ll.te Pb.ll Jokier and wife .she ~ ;.s. il)ent most of her llfe hl Atbefts uf'Mell& CQUDties.. BurvlVPllll.l'e a • · Antoni!. and a..daug~r, Mra. Qettrud.e Hanna ot Coluntbus; one ye&fll l 111 BIG C~NTHO~ERSY IS SUHT£0 OVER PROGRAM SundaY to w. H. Wolfe. and ti.milY vUited Mr. W. H. Wolfe. reoantb. Allen. StuUnc and Maurtee OTT Jjko;,;rl!otw'd&Y ....tb 1\frs. . E. W. (a twin) of ~roy, OeorKe ' IU anc~ ·nve l;)rot.ben,'Phll, " ~~. U .-.edlnl' ., her tn .dfttb wt!re her hUblind, JOe LUcke, rfiaUdJ'. ~ ·~ llcM • _..., . _ , . "How Mortifying!" siSters, Mrs. Wtllla.m Blberreld':"'uid "Ml1f. oertruae BnLdley, . wbO -Liled reoently at her home In •. Blll"r'lD.t.Y HONOP..ED Menchini evenln&' witb a , the 13th. birth- .. {OOpJrilbt 183!, by InternabOnal Newa Beni.Oe.J WuhlnltQn, oct. I-INS--A lllt- Oklahoma City, Okla. Oet. a blood after having been aoorby a plltool Wielded a tew mnut~s oefDre by a. aeer~ service oeorre I"Machlue Gun"' Kelly and hil!l spitftre wtfe, Kathwmt o,n -trial In ,_.,, Theatre out tha~ In t.he actuallY has '; "DOCTOR BULL" ..,.,~ hmd fringe ()f the crowd .lu Ute ootridM, Katheyn saw her ra ther, Je.mea Emery Brooks, ana moved towatd. him and st:Lrtctl to kia him. Alkn1 DeVIne, Loldk Draaer. ~ top, chiffOD ftOcldnl II 4 a \NorPID i!l' . .4 a~ ttu. low ~ Reb f~ f~ h~ to tOe with a heavier ..... of pul'e UJk, h It eBtlrely aervlceable • elf biab .... ~ 100> making it propP-Iy dull. Thfe all Jilll, ]\WinM 81U>da7 2•30 P.M. LIBERTY THEATRE ..,._ Oldo. ' Foree To Be Used On Mine Owners - Paso, ~ the taee. The otucers atarted to dra.g h.:r alcmg. ''George," abe cried tc:J "Ma.chlct Gun" Kelly, "don"t let them .:i.o that to me." ·.~ ,8J LNA peiw:q: Wert 'lie• Umri ql .t.Qle.ot dt!athl OYer Uw · \..: A.t. ~ elevtb a Ull'VeJ Uon~tl "COLLEGE HUMOR" Co-•41. 1 Capit~tl " ' • Moran ·and. Mad ~ Oma Overoby, 20-year-pld Chicago girl, whose ®dY with that of her fonri.t1 hre at OOJumbut. •uleide hu•band, Richard Alll!li. .<on of a wealthy contr~r of River Forest, Ill., ~~ •-·~-·-· marriage of the young wa~ pit:! March. "One . ,· t Mtdern Miracle ~~ s11n~' ' . ; a:':lt. ..:J>.' ~ij~;::;:~. . . . nose. 'nl.e lront oi wa.a covered with '4." '"-'' Yo~ ·-E~er ;·stc)p · To·Think? . ~ d:I 'Hope To Save Conference- I rxmbu• or tho T-plomo Eipllo 1110081Boblo ~- . pedlll ~-..:.. -• ~ dimmlker'• tape ;, .u JOG ........ ,..... it. RADIO _.....,......, ......... DIN' OD ·, .... dad to ha... bulJt lOch' ' eu. '1/o tblak 10'1'11 bo &lad' md pl<>Od to owniL · .· • · DfaplaJ ·B•IIt ESSEX TEBilAP.LANE .· .· .. . . ' .. . " .:, ' ' ;• ' ' :'l·n·A.,l!f · .·. · ·'·O· ·: c· . o·. · ·. .' . • l "t • •· ... . ' ' · laateaiof tlriq·l i_.,f Glit--Udg.-qd ~ looldiiC.t- "·tm~ -"• .._..,..t~.J.~··~ma~·-" ~!!a . ~· ~..,!!!li.P &dJ¥1Jto ,u ~~ ~-· ~ • • ~ -~tlli8'~~~hhD~eih~[iii .. ,.I1J" · At~ ...i ..ttlme tllla w.'rl~ air pa~ plciOII&-.. · . · · •. ..;. ...,.~ #;;..,; .. - , ,,.. : . ,\t¥.ivll: .i:, ry.i~'\ .. .::-.;..:.~.:!.:..-.r.r.;r: -=~~·Mt.m*'" o:, ., · lntunu.· :e'f'Mled too· Nine of Ole vlctlans Jolt thf;lr Jives ln a~\!! &eeident& 1\Uicide waa \'eport.ed and an 86ye:ar-old woman lost htr Ill~ l.n a Oallle, ' ltlchanl Arlen, Georre B'llf'DS Mu1l Orule Allen, }. Dy day. .... c.....,. .... ~-...., ......:.... l!atal ........ Ken Stnlet annulled I 8: It 'i~~~~~~~~~ 1 Engineer Shotln Faee May Be Blfu~IJ.i[~~~~~E~ The S•rula.r and Monda7 0..~ ;;.,...ft.. lnclud'! Maki111 Mori: ~~ ll~ti.,. ~ lit~ MarNie&; Ad-lilll Lodt ~~" lJ'uiit; ' lI · Seekin1 Lower Mallirial Coeto • • found ir! an automobile n road near Chicago. One of the ()1'1ioeJ1I l\lllol'dlna: the pair etal'led ~a oc~p the .l{ellys Alfini had shot and movlrlg, Kathryn reeent.ed betng his former wife and pU8hed. BwldenlY 61\e •lapped J. suicide. c. Whate, a federal apnt, af l!:t- committed of Moru and Mack wagun occurred. ~~ been expMKJ~ wtult PubJlc WorD Nlaon, Vi!!r& ; arrived ut ~~;~:~~:,~i:·:a pat.rol :;;'~'~,.~;; Jo.il when the n!· only UIO.OOO wqe eamen ac:tua)ly have been 11ven employm-.'flt on SIUidar allll Mondar &oren, Marian charged wlth of only $1 out or e 11ct.,, 11.-:n lillzitf.e .pubUe ..,.. Movement To Come In Connec:lion With Muter Cciil!i Now Bein1 Written For Conotruc:tioli • lnduatry Now At Low Ebb I lna" that · the PJ"'Or&m to date liu failed . to Uft up to Ua oroml~. ,' SoQle of the oomplatnltl pointed ELECTRIC Moqan, Whot1 Trouble Starta He Ia Taken Into C..Urthouae oovernon. pesa and municipal offk:la.l/J ch~­ ~- lb.• SERIES OF PROI'OSA.LS CONSib£RED Proau · •oec1 . B'1 Bac:ken . Start; Too Little Ia · Spent, ia Charge - lnllt ln 'hlldi.J fair, . AwaitinJ ·Her Fate IS KNOCKED OUT ter controversY. naU.onwtde in SCOpe raps toaay around Ute p,soo,ooo,. 000OOmplatnta pqb!lc worlu """"""· have • Men received tn:m ~-n of Oon· for ., KIDNAPING IAL BEGUN IN OKUHOM~ UOAY TO DO THINGS eonducted at • A. . Monday from the Sacred 1H · Churc:h. EwiDI morticians ~ W. VL: ·~. iLI.Ly ~ .. SO.~ClOinvlllo. fleQ wtU be I<JIIllbi. OF lNTERNATJ'ONAL NEW.S · S"ERVlCE. LL LEASED Super-Badman Ia · W•anol For "Wear'' After AI· teri:alion With Cope Go;vemon Complain Bl1 · Public Conotna~tion Idea ·Hu Failed Ind. hJo - .......,. . . . . jflmperatm•tL - I,DUl.!liile, lty. M.d Jacob Meler ot~OieveB:~ 0 . In UM$ F 'l'OrretlOe and. fanillY aDd ' . - . Yn. fl'r&nk W.dlrlde of Lo- .;prant, Jf?bD J, Tribune, call 2811-L; If tha llualneu Olllce ult for 1!102-B, EAGLE RIDGE .sam. t.o Yr. aDd :Yn. Da Bar- W'EAtH~roRECi.sr- ·: ' HI ON IT NOTICE..- If :rou wall\ c o ~ READERS' the Newa otlce of Tbe Dallt ·' 1l-U:ra. - 111i1rift I.oorD, J>"lllOPd 111 health. o1' ~ Avenue, .\~ been n,awtened by OK 0'~ .t VUNOJIJ. W.VA. .Mrs. Mary Lucke .Answers Smiunons I • ~~ �MONDAY, OCTOBER t, ltD. ' . ...·.,... - - I_ ' ' i!RftD ·· ~ ' Oppose NRA Code . ' ..._ PBOlq NEWS ron 1<IZ1I'S 'IIIli i I I u.~m.r.. ...' .,_, 9'.a(olitb··.·.:·.: ::::::::::::: weft o ·,'' • ... ..... tt One Kootb ...... .. ..... .. . MT~ -~~~~ ..... ......... . Yelli' , .••. •.. .•......• , • &.110 811:: J.ton.tbe .••...•••.....•• , REcENT foreot tire in California which claimed "() THE.many lives of pool' unfortunates engaged in the work • of trying to keep their depe ndents alive during the win1cr, is simply. anothet: horribJe example of the careleMness :lH practiced by the people of this country as regards the hundling of fire und inflammable materials. Every day 1 many people in our land are cremated through the agency I of the demon fire. Every day, thousands of dollars in damage. Wdone to property through the same means. ln a, sickeni'ng uumber.of cases, it is fouu\l that the conflagrations could' ha\'e been prevented had just ordinary rules of 'safety been observed. The latest blaze be· :sides destroying milliorur of dollars worth of lumber .a na timber, has laid waste and broken up many homes, brlna:- 1 ing son·ow, misery, woe and grief to many, many u;nhappy dependents. In ~pite of the .(llallt warinll&a displayed throurhout '. '•..,..l~ ·'· •. : . . ..-c., the coU'ntry daily, peopljl simly will not be careful, preferlling, it seems, to endtnger their life savings and property if nor. life ib~el{ by tuking chances which need not be wbo have Teflstered • for the motiori membereblp ld senl. o. protest td control bo~nd.~ takeu. It iM a terrible ~te Of nffalrg iudeed, and yet' SlJe~ .tteems to be no wtt.y of itnprovinar the situation. COunties~'~ people are engaged in distributing fact~o~ aud figure! ngarding the fire menace .and yet day after day, Wltb sick.. ening regularity we fmd that this, that- or the other person has detled the sinwleat rules' of ·safety to endanger not ouly their ow n property und lives but those of many others. ···· . Perhaps the time hl inot far disl;ant when the reaulta ! t1m~ J ~ I I' ruty yefiit aso • ng•ged. in .te~ j l!'l'"1~,,b. ~ttle.' but ."c~!linly ~~~~ nas not yet •fW1P. >~J!II.J,;~""· ,~ fll.i'C . . ~. t :"l~p .,.,, ' ·,,,. '"'"i , -_..__ .. .,.... . ~ .... ; T. v. the f&t.ber of lbe Kniahtlt th" ,org&nllat10rl that laid of the cctmpaigns being :waged for a bett,er and safer diuOn t!OD, .or cuuntry will be such as to lerid ' son~:e 11ttle eneouragemep.t tabor In to Lhose ........... .......--.... ., ·'··. ~.- -.,"" .... . -· ' But walt. leL us. not. Ut)W, In our exultatJ.on over a great retorm, have a crucUWon. or while Powderl)''s dreams were tstlc to thoae who poaaell8ed y~ over thirty yean1, ::::~i,;, 1 ~~;~ man who employed la~r. them t>ufrtctently to put them aCtual practice. -Mot until Henry POld startled t.ne world in binet.een fourt.een by announcln1 henceforth the mtnlmum pay man In his employ would d'ay. And he hao t.be ·Amertco.n and ror """ doWn Ill•• ' ' THE OLD DEBT QUES~J\)~ · _ NCE MURI!; are we to be subject!ifi to tha! of~· old story o-f d~bt cancellation by the · l!!uropea~:r'l~era~ Once more, if our .rovet:D~eot oftlcials are as c~ul ot the interests of vur ptwple as they ahouJd be, tlji!J emls1:1aries from Europe will be sent back to their ,homes· with the final, complete and blunt ultimatum that tbere shall be no furthel' c~nceUatiO'n, that th,..er:e,.ttAtali.Re nothinar t~&t duea not pertain to the settlemettt of that "'debt on th-e tenms agreed upon by the various countries affected some ., SYMOP818 O KRAFT• .,., ,..,- ... so Purd represer.w.-. i f : l m that Mr. Ford kthan comply wlUl the would rn success to Pro:~~~ '""!"''':'! Pi~''~ the or pro&pel'OWI or lobe rQCi;rLe&, the:~''!!~~.~ ~ ~us::ayb7~!h·~tf:U~'"j;i;U.j~~~; 1 th!:e~:~r ~~~h1C:,, l8t" believes in the Re~en- I h lo ~ ... th ' . to have waited f9f Of OOW'&e M\'. Ford will comply wl&h the Recover, AOt. E9en befbl'e BDY «XXX.e wu liiCreed upon by Ule automobile manbf1Mlturet8 Mr. ~rd·s were 'tifa:ber t.han t.helr new Mr. ~ro will· alway& pay more than h1s oompetltore, lllid ·tr he cannot Stomt~-Ch .. the code or wages wrung out :or the lllt'S blooel ot llll'l camHe dl!fn't drcELDIB e.11 If ten years ago. !~i:~,~~~~:~:::~i p-eat, that It toott. the greatest Individual .-. ·goal 1 or oraantzed 1 hllolabor. 'h It. 1a success In history to eonvlnce the The aet~on of Europe. particullrly England and >er,:,;~~~~ ;hU: ~~co;!~c c~n ~uJ~~ nQtJon that t.be dootrlne of prot!~ Fl'ance, is inost diaappointing and disgusting. They were ld " cemphatJc&ll9 1a this ·now tmpnned worken wM to ~~;.;-~~~ enuaaed in a war of their own mak:lnr. Nc.me were i\liltierl upon ne~ly au men. and so dan- '•I"'.'.''" "' "' . &t!,rous are men comlde~ wbo do : than Enghmd or France, they were striped with the same nQt bellevelnUliseconOmk!Soctrtne mon&tn.ted •· • eclded t0 afterward there were t. a ouraovernme!'lt.wwo stick aa that whic:h striped Germany, Austria and the rest who bellevea it to be able ' of the bt;Jllgerenb~ a·nd ~triped jut~t as heavily. I cro,;:d~~t ~:~~.:~= law compelJing employe!'$ of · fi h er t.belr those llfMl~s b rd to adhere to codes that would . They found themselves engulfed b)• a aupertor I' t~ da. h with 1 bid'ee ~,a;:rlt~ the workl.na people iui( force with the chances almost 100 per cent that their -~ ·~e..;r. of the BLUE EAGLE, eDOUIJh to purchase their own otandlng MS nations was doomed throuah the great tilblJ.PI tbe ..Wktr& b&ve who do mit conform au ducts. muchine operating under the kaiser. They appealed tO the what ·the)' :'!:'~ =~~!~'\,:~ th:O:~:-~:U:~ ~~ United States through the then Prealae·u t Wilson. Fortu· citizeN wm noe: patronize one who convtnced the 1 11ate indeed, were tQ.ey that a prei!Kient favorable to their tha.t are not · , holder• or the doctrlne was na:ht. EAGLE. -· · I And now his competltol'll •••"."'I cuuse, sat in the prt~~idential Chair in Washington. vtctory for the economic him to Blg11 a code that Wa.ti After lending every possible aid without actual interor ' the dream~r Powderly, out ot Lhem aa u jt were Ulet By Ed•on R. Waite; Shawnee, Okla. A·areat. "t1.etGry for the I blood and which does not ve ntion, Mr. Wilson Jinally asked -for pennission to do·· that. ~~~:.;.~~~~~~;~~<_:ot~o~,..~nlaed IIi~, uy we. 1come up to his Ideals. W~ eute1·ed the war, the flower of manhood was sacrificed. ... WilliAM H. OAT, BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE NORSome 150,000 of the ftnest men in our land throu~rh ftghtWiCH (CONN.) BULLETIN, SAYS: ' . i·ng (.li ~ Emse and bl111ets not to mention the thousands who Wl!l'e reduced to a mere ahell of their former selves. . ",1\d,;.llrliolnr-Jl!W•~ ,adYertiaiq-ia Cleatined to bd the We saved· their 11atiOn8. We then ndvanced billions oafety .a1.. in tliia day Of tiaPidiJ chuiri.n1 conditi~na and pricea. of dollars more to rehabilitate their nations and to pay boNo otiMr Jilealiun Iinder NiCil• die American people and nuses to theJr soldiers while today our own fighters are ' he;. . lheii' coit~icleDce aa do dui newapapera. Built up t!>rouVh still wa¥ing a losing batt1e in t·heir ctf'ortiS to ~ret enough the JWi, n.w.~~&&Hri ...ch-aa !IIIR. thal hav'! oeen the birth of to be clothed, fed and sheltered. · ~ Anj,rica u a fne countrJ, atill contin!le to e&ITJ the meuare '!f Now, at'ter all of those thinp have occurred, these I truth to the people. I l!;llropqans have the unmlti11ated gall to ask us to cancel billions of dollars of debt. tsome eleven biHion in all, while "()nit bt •mrtiaiur eu~ the •market i!l•t&i!tlf "e our people are wanderrng on the streets of the citie~ over ·~tecl......,6nl, 111 d~ follow~ of tile adveijloina can Am~i­ the hlgbw•y• of the country, trying to ke~p from storvint •can ~Iii lulclw what fair price• ; aitil .piaGtice• In b""JJfell und freezina V.H the cold days approach. Neven in the! ·h i,. 1 •llould l>e. · • ·':' '· '' tor.r of the world, since Christ was crucHied on the crosS "Ad:r~ipt ~ w~out d..,bt ... prime tDover i!' · bri!'~r­ has there been ~uch outstandtng example of utter lack hra- BO\C!( toJif• the bua111-. of thJ!_ tdhjitir and •n bn11r1D1 of appreciation. 1\.!ft.er' givinJ our manhcod, after saving ~try" thf'~ P'l!ll• '".."!!!ill!eJ . ~ •ilj!ncl when ancl where 'thtlir very lin••· they try to swindle us out of thp mere · ·~ Willl!vll ~·:cna~~- Thla ·!S·th' work doll•ro we loaned 19 theiJI and from all tndlcatlo~s the~~ 1 ·of ailvertialnr. · . · · ore in a fair way of Sl!~~ee!ll~· ' Today, crippled an4 ni41!n•d as DlaliY· of our ex·••l··i ...Jt.q, IJ!'It the ~~. ~inl latci. ~ . A111erican ·h~•• <Hera ar~ from the efh'ci;s <lf ~~~lr et.~y In the tj'en~jlea In ... J..•' ~tra ·;._ ,''lot ,..,,~ ''' 'lfJticf·· toe 't !'n',_, . .. E'!l'ope while they folllf!l~ t,o ~4fO Ji!nJ!anq and F.r!4J~e '!ltl die .·~_,..of.,._t~ith!J~el!ti!IIJt •:J':W ~•llli~m apd Italy, the•• ·lell!•l!q~r~s to a man be 1 L~ ' . ich'1t&+-4~ (i.e ~;;.:tv tO i i)!·'·· ;,OKj nd i•: J.arif· ~~~ -- ~ ~ ~~~ pe , ' ~ ' ... wi!pnll to once ~~aln •111! the •••• a~ll lllllr~jl on . ~~ . - . tobotit .. ' •. , •• :·: . ' ~. ' . . . suil to co,llect w~•t Ia tilejl: l~at duo if their wouj!l but give the word lo 'go. ' That jl! the oitijatlop ·-e=t, . : ' <,. • ' ·'. . : . '- . t ... -\. ' , -~'"" . .; ,.., ' ' . .., -- i DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? = tl\a.j:41i· ··' · ' ' • te'· ' ' " • J . • ' • :r.:·.:. :. ' ·-· I taste better Queen for Fair 1 HAT makes any,thitl,g usie . O,tti:t? lt:s what i~ in It that makes a. thin/( tast~: ~· W CHESTF.RFIEL~S t~e ! better btr ':flie* on~ we buy $ip~ tobac~~· ripe tobaccos arc aged two and a half' years-thirty months. During · this time the tob~ccos improve-just.likewin.e improves by "Beiag. ·fE.Wiliii .IJI < I a .cigaret!e n......,. · • wh.at makes tlieo...n . ~-~~ .~~!~~~~:: but Pop hid aa manl;y or .acnn.- t..u-. To it aaid: "Well, let'•· eat.• Than eame a ldt.er from Tat1DJ few da,. later ancl it "ftl tlle4 raviap a.bovt. JlazlaiH aDA beautJ and her tiJeU and Mt and 1M! 1n1at into de- 1 about her l'elilt the leU.• f ·! ' ' " ~. II ' t.liat he wu jan blll ' .., , ..' ·. :cjlE~Tl;~ri~~s ~to "ftte~·~:; 1! .. ~' - •·' I '" I' cause they h~ve the, ri!Wt kind: of · . a11d ' Turkish · home-grown 'tobacc;os " Tobaccos ' "welded together." We hope this answers you question. I' ester ie ... , '; ..,, . ' the cigarette that's MILDER the cigarette that TASU:S BETTER I' I II ~ ''-~, }• .,.. ;.;:..., so .d tJ:y; . • -... . ' ' . '\ ~ J ~,-...,~, ,- . '. •' tha$ ~~ation. vlslonaryWQwderly IIJld It looks the ldea.IJ of union labor would duc~~e~oo~uce u~ t!en P~; come to paS&, but let WI not t~t W \' ~ ' 4 ;~: /, <\ , •' I .' ' �MONDAY, OCTOBER t, ltD. ' . ...·.,... - - I_ ' ' i!RftD ·· ~ ' Oppose NRA Code . ' ..._ PBOlq NEWS ron 1<IZ1I'S 'IIIli i I I u.~m.r.. ...' .,_, 9'.a(olitb··.·.:·.: ::::::::::::: weft o ·,'' • ... ..... tt One Kootb ...... .. ..... .. . MT~ -~~~~ ..... ......... . Yelli' , .••. •.. .•......• , • &.110 811:: J.ton.tbe .••...•••.....•• , REcENT foreot tire in California which claimed "() THE.many lives of pool' unfortunates engaged in the work • of trying to keep their depe ndents alive during the win1cr, is simply. anothet: horribJe example of the careleMness :lH practiced by the people of this country as regards the hundling of fire und inflammable materials. Every day 1 many people in our land are cremated through the agency I of the demon fire. Every day, thousands of dollars in damage. Wdone to property through the same means. ln a, sickeni'ng uumber.of cases, it is fouu\l that the conflagrations could' ha\'e been prevented had just ordinary rules of 'safety been observed. The latest blaze be· :sides destroying milliorur of dollars worth of lumber .a na timber, has laid waste and broken up many homes, brlna:- 1 ing son·ow, misery, woe and grief to many, many u;nhappy dependents. In ~pite of the .(llallt warinll&a displayed throurhout '. '•..,..l~ ·'· •. : . . ..-c., the coU'ntry daily, peopljl simly will not be careful, preferlling, it seems, to endtnger their life savings and property if nor. life ib~el{ by tuking chances which need not be wbo have Teflstered • for the motiori membereblp ld senl. o. protest td control bo~nd.~ takeu. It iM a terrible ~te Of nffalrg iudeed, and yet' SlJe~ .tteems to be no wtt.y of itnprovinar the situation. COunties~'~ people are engaged in distributing fact~o~ aud figure! ngarding the fire menace .and yet day after day, Wltb sick.. ening regularity we fmd that this, that- or the other person has detled the sinwleat rules' of ·safety to endanger not ouly their ow n property und lives but those of many others. ···· . Perhaps the time hl inot far disl;ant when the reaulta ! t1m~ J ~ I I' ruty yefiit aso • ng•ged. in .te~ j l!'l'"1~,,b. ~ttle.' but ."c~!linly ~~~~ nas not yet •fW1P. >~J!II.J,;~""· ,~ fll.i'C . . ~. t :"l~p .,.,, ' ·,,,. '"'"i , -_..__ .. .,.... . ~ .... ; T. v. the f&t.ber of lbe Kniahtlt th" ,org&nllat10rl that laid of the cctmpaigns being :waged for a bett,er and safer diuOn t!OD, .or cuuntry will be such as to lerid ' son~:e 11ttle eneouragemep.t tabor In to Lhose ........... .......--.... ., ·'··. ~.- -.,"" .... . -· ' But walt. leL us. not. Ut)W, In our exultatJ.on over a great retorm, have a crucUWon. or while Powderl)''s dreams were tstlc to thoae who poaaell8ed y~ over thirty yean1, ::::~i,;, 1 ~~;~ man who employed la~r. them t>ufrtctently to put them aCtual practice. -Mot until Henry POld startled t.ne world in binet.een fourt.een by announcln1 henceforth the mtnlmum pay man In his employ would d'ay. And he hao t.be ·Amertco.n and ror """ doWn Ill•• ' ' THE OLD DEBT QUES~J\)~ · _ NCE MURI!; are we to be subject!ifi to tha! of~· old story o-f d~bt cancellation by the · l!!uropea~:r'l~era~ Once more, if our .rovet:D~eot oftlcials are as c~ul ot the interests of vur ptwple as they ahouJd be, tlji!J emls1:1aries from Europe will be sent back to their ,homes· with the final, complete and blunt ultimatum that tbere shall be no furthel' c~nceUatiO'n, that th,..er:e,.ttAtali.Re nothinar t~&t duea not pertain to the settlemettt of that "'debt on th-e tenms agreed upon by the various countries affected some ., SYMOP818 O KRAFT• .,., ,..,- ... so Purd represer.w.-. i f : l m that Mr. Ford kthan comply wlUl the would rn success to Pro:~~~ '""!"''':'! Pi~''~ the or pro&pel'OWI or lobe rQCi;rLe&, the:~''!!~~.~ ~ ~us::ayb7~!h·~tf:U~'"j;i;U.j~~~; 1 th!:e~:~r ~~~h1C:,, l8t" believes in the Re~en- I h lo ~ ... th ' . to have waited f9f Of OOW'&e M\'. Ford will comply wl&h the Recover, AOt. E9en befbl'e BDY «XXX.e wu liiCreed upon by Ule automobile manbf1Mlturet8 Mr. ~rd·s were 'tifa:ber t.han t.helr new Mr. ~ro will· alway& pay more than h1s oompetltore, lllid ·tr he cannot Stomt~-Ch .. the code or wages wrung out :or the lllt'S blooel ot llll'l camHe dl!fn't drcELDIB e.11 If ten years ago. !~i:~,~~~~:~:::~i p-eat, that It toott. the greatest Individual .-. ·goal 1 or oraantzed 1 hllolabor. 'h It. 1a success In history to eonvlnce the The aet~on of Europe. particullrly England and >er,:,;~~~~ ;hU: ~~co;!~c c~n ~uJ~~ nQtJon that t.be dootrlne of prot!~ Fl'ance, is inost diaappointing and disgusting. They were ld " cemphatJc&ll9 1a this ·now tmpnned worken wM to ~~;.;-~~~ enuaaed in a war of their own mak:lnr. Nc.me were i\liltierl upon ne~ly au men. and so dan- '•I"'.'.''" "' "' . &t!,rous are men comlde~ wbo do : than Enghmd or France, they were striped with the same nQt bellevelnUliseconOmk!Soctrtne mon&tn.ted •· • eclded t0 afterward there were t. a ouraovernme!'lt.wwo stick aa that whic:h striped Germany, Austria and the rest who bellevea it to be able ' of the bt;Jllgerenb~ a·nd ~triped jut~t as heavily. I cro,;:d~~t ~:~~.:~= law compelJing employe!'$ of · fi h er t.belr those llfMl~s b rd to adhere to codes that would . They found themselves engulfed b)• a aupertor I' t~ da. h with 1 bid'ee ~,a;:rlt~ the workl.na people iui( force with the chances almost 100 per cent that their -~ ·~e..;r. of the BLUE EAGLE, eDOUIJh to purchase their own otandlng MS nations was doomed throuah the great tilblJ.PI tbe ..Wktr& b&ve who do mit conform au ducts. muchine operating under the kaiser. They appealed tO the what ·the)' :'!:'~ =~~!~'\,:~ th:O:~:-~:U:~ ~~ United States through the then Prealae·u t Wilson. Fortu· citizeN wm noe: patronize one who convtnced the 1 11ate indeed, were tQ.ey that a prei!Kient favorable to their tha.t are not · , holder• or the doctrlne was na:ht. EAGLE. -· · I And now his competltol'll •••"."'I cuuse, sat in the prt~~idential Chair in Washington. vtctory for the economic him to Blg11 a code that Wa.ti After lending every possible aid without actual interor ' the dream~r Powderly, out ot Lhem aa u jt were Ulet By Ed•on R. Waite; Shawnee, Okla. A·areat. "t1.etGry for the I blood and which does not ve ntion, Mr. Wilson Jinally asked -for pennission to do·· that. ~~~:.;.~~~~~~;~~<_:ot~o~,..~nlaed IIi~, uy we. 1come up to his Ideals. W~ eute1·ed the war, the flower of manhood was sacrificed. ... WilliAM H. OAT, BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE NORSome 150,000 of the ftnest men in our land throu~rh ftghtWiCH (CONN.) BULLETIN, SAYS: ' . i·ng (.li ~ Emse and bl111ets not to mention the thousands who Wl!l'e reduced to a mere ahell of their former selves. . ",1\d,;.llrliolnr-Jl!W•~ ,adYertiaiq-ia Cleatined to bd the We saved· their 11atiOn8. We then ndvanced billions oafety .a1.. in tliia day Of tiaPidiJ chuiri.n1 conditi~na and pricea. of dollars more to rehabilitate their nations and to pay boNo otiMr Jilealiun Iinder NiCil• die American people and nuses to theJr soldiers while today our own fighters are ' he;. . lheii' coit~icleDce aa do dui newapapera. Built up t!>rouVh still wa¥ing a losing batt1e in t·heir ctf'ortiS to ~ret enough the JWi, n.w.~~&&Hri ...ch-aa !IIIR. thal hav'! oeen the birth of to be clothed, fed and sheltered. · ~ Anj,rica u a fne countrJ, atill contin!le to e&ITJ the meuare '!f Now, at'ter all of those thinp have occurred, these I truth to the people. I l!;llropqans have the unmlti11ated gall to ask us to cancel billions of dollars of debt. tsome eleven biHion in all, while "()nit bt •mrtiaiur eu~ the •market i!l•t&i!tlf "e our people are wanderrng on the streets of the citie~ over ·~tecl......,6nl, 111 d~ follow~ of tile adveijloina can Am~i­ the hlgbw•y• of the country, trying to ke~p from storvint •can ~Iii lulclw what fair price• ; aitil .piaGtice• In b""JJfell und freezina V.H the cold days approach. Neven in the! ·h i,. 1 •llould l>e. · • ·':' '· '' tor.r of the world, since Christ was crucHied on the crosS "Ad:r~ipt ~ w~out d..,bt ... prime tDover i!' · bri!'~r­ has there been ~uch outstandtng example of utter lack hra- BO\C!( toJif• the bua111-. of thJ!_ tdhjitir and •n bn11r1D1 of appreciation. 1\.!ft.er' givinJ our manhcod, after saving ~try" thf'~ P'l!ll• '".."!!!ill!eJ . ~ •ilj!ncl when ancl where 'thtlir very lin••· they try to swindle us out of thp mere · ·~ Willl!vll ~·:cna~~- Thla ·!S·th' work doll•ro we loaned 19 theiJI and from all tndlcatlo~s the~~ 1 ·of ailvertialnr. · . · · ore in a fair way of Sl!~~ee!ll~· ' Today, crippled an4 ni41!n•d as DlaliY· of our ex·••l··i ...Jt.q, IJ!'It the ~~. ~inl latci. ~ . A111erican ·h~•• <Hera ar~ from the efh'ci;s <lf ~~~lr et.~y In the tj'en~jlea In ... J..•' ~tra ·;._ ,''lot ,..,,~ ''' 'lfJticf·· toe 't !'n',_, . .. E'!l'ope while they folllf!l~ t,o ~4fO Ji!nJ!anq and F.r!4J~e '!ltl die .·~_,..of.,._t~ith!J~el!ti!IIJt •:J':W ~•llli~m apd Italy, the•• ·lell!•l!q~r~s to a man be 1 L~ ' . ich'1t&+-4~ (i.e ~;;.:tv tO i i)!·'·· ;,OKj nd i•: J.arif· ~~~ -- ~ ~ ~~~ pe , ' ~ ' ... wi!pnll to once ~~aln •111! the •••• a~ll lllllr~jl on . ~~ . - . tobotit .. ' •. , •• :·: . ' ~. ' . . . suil to co,llect w~•t Ia tilejl: l~at duo if their wouj!l but give the word lo 'go. ' That jl! the oitijatlop ·-e=t, . : ' <,. • ' ·'. . : . '- . t ... -\. ' , -~'"" . .; ,.., ' ' . .., -- i DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? = tl\a.j:41i· ··' · ' ' • te'· ' ' " • J . • ' • :r.:·.:. :. ' ·-· I taste better Queen for Fair 1 HAT makes any,thitl,g usie . O,tti:t? lt:s what i~ in It that makes a. thin/( tast~: ~· W CHESTF.RFIEL~S t~e ! better btr ':flie* on~ we buy $ip~ tobac~~· ripe tobaccos arc aged two and a half' years-thirty months. During · this time the tob~ccos improve-just.likewin.e improves by "Beiag. ·fE.Wiliii .IJI < I a .cigaret!e n......,. · • wh.at makes tlieo...n . ~-~~ .~~!~~~~:: but Pop hid aa manl;y or .acnn.- t..u-. To it aaid: "Well, let'•· eat.• Than eame a ldt.er from Tat1DJ few da,. later ancl it "ftl tlle4 raviap a.bovt. JlazlaiH aDA beautJ and her tiJeU and Mt and 1M! 1n1at into de- 1 about her l'elilt the leU.• f ·! ' ' " ~. II ' t.liat he wu jan blll ' .., , ..' ·. :cjlE~Tl;~ri~~s ~to "ftte~·~:; 1! .. ~' - •·' I '" I' cause they h~ve the, ri!Wt kind: of · . a11d ' Turkish · home-grown 'tobacc;os " Tobaccos ' "welded together." We hope this answers you question. I' ester ie ... , '; ..,, . ' the cigarette that's MILDER the cigarette that TASU:S BETTER I' I II ~ ''-~, }• .,.. ;.;:..., so .d tJ:y; . • -... . ' ' . '\ ~ J ~,-...,~, ,- . '. •' tha$ ~~ation. vlslonaryWQwderly IIJld It looks the ldea.IJ of union labor would duc~~e~oo~uce u~ t!en P~; come to paS&, but let WI not t~t W \' ~ ' 4 ;~: /, <\ , •' I .' ' �. ' .,,, II(INDA1', - · · ' Go,·don .., 't'-<1: ' -,•• S.TOCKING ' ' ..... ' "' • • - • , S. II. ~ i.:J~3~~~~=~:Ml'. -- ;!j;f,;~~ , ·..... "fior . . ...,.. ' '. Chari~¥ .' . Glbtle of ''•••· +Mn. Parterabur, were cueet.l ot Mr. a.n4 n Charler'POIII recentJ,y. ~~~~~;,~~~~~t"':"""": ''· .· '. ' ber bome at Loni Beaeb, t1la after epatdtne tbe put weeki wltb Mr. &nd Mrs. Keefer, ner parentl. Cl&reDce Olbbs wl;to HOTEL \11. ,· be"'"'" repartf'd ro1auves hero, Colambw;, ObW. !00 lnoru l''lftprool ROOMS li.ot, f-1.15 ,__,. pr- -- - BriDI In BATH 11.10 DINING BOQM AND ot COFFEE SBOP. )0111' UDder SAle M~eat 4LIIA CClfJJI.T BOTEL radio or caL !&l...J. B. 11. OloU !<>II SALE-Th- "'"' pi_IIB 10 weeks old. P.OO each. Keiter pea.n 2ft and 50 eenta a bWihel. W. 0. Hall, nea.r RUtland Depot lO..fl·lt. 1 LOST-Man's E]f:th :Watch. yellow rold cue with IDitlala •oa.·B. R." ! ' r' on New Smyrna, FJorida 50 .......... Ba.i.AA . . . . B..W Writl'i tor Bo&klet ud Rata ........ between 1 Pomcr07 and ooiUpoU.. ll8l1in> to ""'~~' T!l· bone oftlee. lte'flal'.'l. \ N~ w. were ""' o, JAMES H. BUTLER ~. Blake 10-B·..t~ 'Legion Head-and. .,Wite ; It /1 • ..,. J! ' " J watched the commodores · score four touehdOIWilll ln the- :Hrst 1 tuJ.lt aDd. then cUnr to the ~ 'deSPite a. tleree Oh~ rally m! the laat ball . Tbree lettermen from the Van- ~ derbllt 1931 t.eam ,wm relurn. They. are Bill Suherheinrtch, end ; Bob To .GII:~~ING~· oct.";::INa-rit.Jnonct .New York. j rlllP, no leu, are to be the ohamp!onahlp emblems of t.ht New York Gla.nts. A.t a meetlnr of tbe world du.mp- 1 lc.n ball playen, they decided on I · Lhe rings, which wtu formally ~ preserted to them tn tbe sprinl by · Judge K. M. Landll, bueball'a C{.o mmlssloner. 1 The dJamond heroes were leavtnr fvr their home,s today. But Terry, the manager wiU 10 to Memphla, Tenn., for the wlnter. carr Hubbell, pUeher, will remain in New : <>i>iileror a time. apJ)hrlna in va.u~ South's NeW1·Grid Threat '• '" •' '' ? <t• •·' Oc;. .si-INS-6>4'· "'lot Yet Over l '""' . ' --. --- COiumb... 0., prl5ed a.t Its own &l:nJIIth, olUo State's football te4m today looktid to the seoond gam: on itt; achedd.Ul!-, when lt w~ tat~ vanderbUt Wllveratty'& 9LeveJ:! ln Ohio sla.dlum Saturdayr · I The BuckeYe&' w111 bo out ;n eleven in Ohio ·ste,CUIP,. ~loi.Y. the1J1 , by Vand;;\i)ll' 1)1 ; 1•11 .Te.1 letter men orf the OhiO Bt&.te tea.nl · played 1n that. two yt;ars aso, aqd 1'uberc:ulosis Figlit '!" - • :HiT '' ' ..,: ' ·.~- ;:: Commod-', H~i , cide wa.tchini them, the Buckeyf'-S must keop thtllr eye~> on Randall Di~on and Pete ·CUrley, two sopho· more :Hashes. Ohio State rolled up its heavies ~ c<:ore c v~ r made in the Ohio stadtum In· beating Vit'linta ,.5 to o Saturday be:rorc 42,000 spect.o.t~rc; ! a record cmwd for the openlng game. The score would pl'Qba.bly have be:n much grea,ter had not Qoa.ch Sam Wlllamau deoolded to \18e nearly every man on the Buck.. eye $Qund. The Buckeyes crO&Iied the Cava.lU:rs' goal line five times in the third quarter, and twice In e&Ch of the Ol'Uo periods. The eleven tounhdowns. two safetie5, and five A homerun and &· mi~r.htJ ·important one. Here. Ja Bill point& a.!ter touchdown provided his homl' t' In the fourth innin,g of the fourth game of the rrand total of 1~. Virginia. :at Was: natoa. Teiory't ID1Rib gave bi3 Giant~. the Ofte.rUD;;--;.~~&ilil failed to make any threata W · Uley needed to win in the eleventh. .... toore, and had poBBeS81or:>. of the ~ - - - - , ·-·· ·•· · -~-- ·' Iowa de:reat on tile fre&hmen sat- J.iOlntmeN Batun!ay but. deleated ball ln Ohio territory only once. While the work of a. large n·t.lm- m·day Northwestern began another Ohio UnlverAity, 18 ·to 6. bel' of Ohlo State players displayed week of Intensive drUI for the Stan Purdue taeea· Mlnne80ta's ,drlvtng line next. plenty of class, Je.ck Smith of fr;rd game. Hamilton was the ·st.ar ball carrler. Indiana and M!rnesota settled Chicago, under the direction now He ran 'u_p R tqtal of 113 yards ln ltttle or nothing tn the conference ("'f Coach Clp.fk Shaughnessy, pllt nine attemptz;. . n.ce with ·their 6 ttt 6 Ue Saturday In a bld ror ~niW,Jr In the Big Ohio Hcalti.J Uihcial ~::~ 1.'. Moarllnis over Sntutday's show~ except tbat Mlnneaota perha}lll has Ten sun with a Coueluslve S:il to 0 Proper Trea tmeut 6 :M:cn · illgs were JQqde.st ~rorn the south w•other November tootb&U team. \·ictory overCorneli.OCbllegeotiowa: Prevent Spread of D:: ' Ioend sdctor where Coach 'Hunk Wisconsin dernor>strated jt, has a. Chl.ca.go meetS WaahinKton Unt. P.ilderson, haunted by the 0·0 tie dangeroUJ eleven with whieh to versity of 8~ LoUis Saturday. hi~ Notre Dame team escaped confront lllln·ols saturday tn the COLUMBUS, OHIO ( ~ill.! ~··· with from Kansas University, be- Big Ten race when the Badgers FOOTBA..LI. BESUI.TS A wwrnlng tba.t Ohio should -~1..­ ga.n d.r)lllng the Irish tor Indiana. swamped as Stron&" Marqllette elemhded by the declining death :rate By tnternat-1 News Servlce Those t,htngs the Ja)'hawktlrs vt:n. 19 to 0. 1' f rom tobcrculosiN to relax its \'liillB01$ton 21; New York 20. treated NtlJre Dame to withered Michigan ,took Cat·e of MJchlgar> ancc In combatin" this dreaded. dis· Chicago Bears 10; Bn ''lk).y~ 0. mOst of tht: Irish hopea for na- 1 Stllte In ha_ndscmc ma.nner 20 to 6 ease was sounded by Dr. Robert G. Oreen Be.y 11; Port!ID)OUi.h 0, I ~or>al title honors. , ar-d new faces Cornell uniVersity. ' Paterson, executive secretary' of Ohlca.go Ottrd. S; Ctcclnnatt D . PUrdue's, Hne proved a dlsap~ Ho.vlng .vented their spite for t-he the Ohio Public Health Assoclaf;l.on. "While tuberculosia ha~ given ground in the past few years/' aaid J)r. Paterson. "it has done . ao gt•udglngly, nnd unlcs.!l w~ mnln. ,-t, \' Rates Reda r.~:d ·~!~~or._ '""!Oed .. :~- Buckayh are OUt for R.,. ..--• f..,. 1&31 LOoo at · 131>ason, ~t tackle ; and Ca.ptaln vern Glose, balfbaclr. Around these three the present Va.ndy machine is bullt, &nd be· COLUMBUS For Sale, Mioc. _',, ':t lr. Sheer and Service Weigh~-· ' Mn. Praoll 1'\!tty Mr. and I' • a Roo- 1~ !rem Hoof.lnc'on r. belnB very 11JJU W hlqe tt\lden,, -::;,::;::-:=;,:.':::: • - . ~ --~;-::: ~lake. ' ·.L . .. ,. , lliauwere IAellaPC;, Wolf aDd, vialton &Del l Carsey Pklaaant Wnlb' a$ 'I hUI'Ida)o. Edward Ot.io.State Will Meet Vanderbilt In Next Contest '; : ': . &nq: Hn. "ONr>AY, OOTOBER t ,IIIU • -~ - ~~--------~---ByBURNWY----------~-----·..· Durijq • Tloios.Je th<INMoolel v- w.aer With Tdbi One Word Led To Another ' ' Mr. Jintotta would btd tbree N Bll' ana t.mte 81am.IIW'I jump& on Ute , edfe .of tbe Orand We h&ve ~ the contrt.ct Canyon. , ~ bridp se~ by buying a com· ftrtible eeat ,cuih1oD for the dum· Then Mr. Pr\U!Z learned hls liHne 1n tbe ~ aummer oolony •hUe rn)"a thrOne. wa.tttng for hi& aunbwn to eet bet. Same - bell~:., . remarkable chang:es have ter. He Ia Ignorant of &11 sptiema ccourred In the pme !dace we ftrst except h1B own and doem't uncler· started mum1n1 out or turn. Npd h1e own. H:SI wUe 11 JUUy a. &ood. player, wbloh ia the rtii!On har>~ no tonrer the staya home and read& a book. batterlaa 11 ' "-'""! r ... " T t-··, The eler.tl'ically cor.trollcd saftty wring.,- will remove the water without uny possibility of accident. Every pj~_c,, will emerg~ tborouably cl!lllnoed.~ ·. ,.Why not inspect the neW Vl)s~ this wee -to. ~-roW"? W,hf ttot buy , before> ~ pricea · aitV-·nee T WhY 'riot· b'eb'in sRvln"g ·with R VOsS Hirht nOw 11 ... ·* thous&nda of other housewives are doing'l 1' ' • • lifJJM 8fi!M'ft'"'IIIIIJ t·~~f'lf .I·•11l•i ,fl1:1.~~~~f'A al"e t. ' tiiiM -blntiMtfnlt·t · lDiora .. Cere I- -------- Firemen'• Fall ftlnJ · Ohio Electric Co• Feati~·, -· .,. ..... against a eorrur~t-ted porceiJJ.in enamel -tnb. At the ftni&h of tbe ~,~~~j,~~~~~:~~;i/1 rera:w·-.....~7J _ , ..... llliiRE'S no tritk at nil to keepin .., ~bqndll!lt supvl:v of f!'uh, de.• • doth .. .a!ld lln..u ·~~'14· All y~u need to do Is t~•• !1\e sd1l~d oli~• !.!!. a Voss. Then let thio-ideol washer do tlie nsf. 'f~f floating agitator will s\vlrl them geqtlji but fii'!DI;t .,.,~ "I~ (1• r r,gf'rutltd \, :··· '·t [!~)<t" ' 811 -l!iJ Dirt. l.very time w·- ..- .w .., .--'"'"";1 ~~~~~·Ill!.. m~ ~ Thltd hand. no tona:er And rloall,v the fourth haod is a weak one. And very the. charmlnll holteu ~~ are taaaed. tn wtUlout who pl&)'l. the 8Jmpel'110b oWns up the dlvlnJ cUshl.nl up bopeb!u f!n u . always plaflnll out of the wrons hand like • crapsboot:B wtth. two J)lllira M dice. gome ~Y out a lead pencil fta'uriDy wbo The result Is that :rour people INt the nve cente . will bench t.helmelvell tor a neat But they"'"" the hOSteoo ''"'' but •Lncere whtrl a-t contrae~ :Be:rore the evenltll hi.& been tortured had a. perfectly delirhtful evening for ten miJ'iutea 'they dlsoover they r..cd lt. Is Jtu1t too ba.d the..saudare playtn1 four cWierent IIY&tem.!l b!~!: :r':e m~~~ilatiTb~use~ nc two o1 whteh are · allke. ' 1. ' AQ~ on a wwm'1. nlnLna: when they came ln. ..o.! ( Pc.n.eroy .. Maaon 'lridce, toa .Usht and all week. .;· LOUISIANA STATE, AFTER COPPING lHE N· C. A.A. TRACK TITLE, 1$ AFTER. SoUTHERN FOOTBALL HONO~S 'IH IS YEAR.·· DID YOU EVER STOP ·yo THINK? '· By JANE GORDON By Edmo R. Waite, Sh•wnee, Oklahoma DR. ROBI:iitT G. PATBRSO~ ~WO WAYS TO MA'XE !TI All l••t G.rdorr'• flutddt "'' lf'ICIId nd sflttdr~J ;,. P•ri1 Clld 111 ,tut~,,.~ .,., ,.,,, i11 N,.,JJ r ...... It can have buill~up shouldett ., shouhler •lraps and low-cut bact. \' ou can make it in an hour at u 1mloeiie,-ably tmall co!t. 11 i5 designll!!d with paneled 1111-: to follow the llgure line. •h" ~orrect · 1•111 .ea•· It ii foundation for tho new ... 1 silhouette. tim ''"'"" ,, · ~rd ill JilltJ N1. ti ",, , Jo "'-¥•'"" 151 ••1 j1 •"' 20 u4 J6,. 2K ,.,u N-iwJ lit n. f•r ·--"-·~-~~::~~~~~~~~r~ 'n\E g60·LS. .' . 1 I' d"'It ''11; rntdl di,. l•r illtrfUifi.tt ~tllwrt· 1 -- ·...... '' ·-·• ...... '' u lu.utd till, •!' • ' .; , ,, .•. '' ~t·1, d u cen~• U!'l ~~P• or eQm). 1~· lra•hlon ~ '\P'fl&"- W{ltt CllrafU1b: ~ net . ,,,.n~y ry · q-. arid , f . . ~1"1~ .,. ' f/r." m Glt Thul Paturm . ..lACK 'itlititiVIICE, SHOT PUT KING, IS A .tr'Alt TACKLE! -:· I'. '· • tain ample !"cili~ie~:~ !or combating it, th~re is always d11n8ft' that the mortality curve will again turD upwar1l."' Dr. Palt!t'~ton believes that th9 biggeKt f;lctor In the flrht agains~ 1.he White Plague 1.!1 to educate thi! public to the (act that this dlseil.&e j,; highly infectious and that nvery auffenr who dOe& not reeeive p· rcp~ et• tPcatment is a potential menace to pul!lllc hcalth 1 CJtpOalng hia fam•ily, his friends and fellow wofk.era to the ~t·ms of this· dreaded dh1~ case. j'Tbe ~hole .!!lory," said Dr. Patqr11on, 11 18 aU.nlmOd up in the elo- K-an : 'TUbcrculosil; tubercu· taQlJe& !o~iil-cvc.ry ca~:~e eom08 from an· other.' While we havtl a1ways kpown the dit~a10e to be commUn· icable, It is unfortunate that thls Jnowlertge hu not alwa)'a beOI'! used in expenditure of funds •n~ in the dissemination ot pubHI.:it)' .... Dr. PatersoD. looks forward to tlme when cveey 11uft'erer from c,~Jn be treated lh a· • and thus !~• nup~"r "' the pattera: I W~llt. .-1 i 'rldr~n your lfltltlll iD ·tM iotlo"~ I ·. . 1phlru$, th;c- 1tJ fOil . ., out lor L. S. U ., ". cry fJ>e ~;:!~I~ .. ,. d w~ .. ,., •' I . ~ ., -~ •• .-· •..-.~:!"·· ••'c ~ .~ •'- .. > . . i ... ' . SAYS: I I tq.: ; ' 11 l1d PHILIP HOCKljTEIN, EDITOR OF THE. JAMAICA (N. Y.) DAILY PRESS .t.ND STATEN ISLAND fN. Y.) ADVANCE, . . . --· " \•-" •· · 1- · •')'•' • t ' ' I ,, I " , ·I! ll' l ~ A!fvertiainl it itself a tremeadoua ed~l fol'l:~ but the advertiaer wlio CIUCii>da tlJo f..,-beli>w .... ~-· ~1\'IIRI!I a:•pecial clw• Of~~.c.-;~ Nicle!'l> :. . '· . .ciqcl.,-daortoo·f' 4ibonwllli* n~• frOaii . . . I• io cotivilllillilt for the plifl"!!! a \llilf aclvertiainr q.l. !-Wo pneral cJ#tif" vertlamr and ...~tiicre•ti!jr +I· ' • · '· '. �. ' .,,, II(INDA1', - · · ' Go,·don .., 't'-<1: ' -,•• S.TOCKING ' ' ..... ' "' • • - • , S. II. ~ i.:J~3~~~~=~:Ml'. -- ;!j;f,;~~ , ·..... "fior . . ...,.. ' '. Chari~¥ .' . Glbtle of ''•••· +Mn. Parterabur, were cueet.l ot Mr. a.n4 n Charler'POIII recentJ,y. ~~~~~;,~~~~~t"':"""": ''· .· '. ' ber bome at Loni Beaeb, t1la after epatdtne tbe put weeki wltb Mr. &nd Mrs. Keefer, ner parentl. Cl&reDce Olbbs wl;to HOTEL \11. ,· be"'"'" repartf'd ro1auves hero, Colambw;, ObW. !00 lnoru l''lftprool ROOMS li.ot, f-1.15 ,__,. pr- -- - BriDI In BATH 11.10 DINING BOQM AND ot COFFEE SBOP. )0111' UDder SAle M~eat 4LIIA CClfJJI.T BOTEL radio or caL !&l...J. B. 11. OloU !<>II SALE-Th- "'"' pi_IIB 10 weeks old. P.OO each. Keiter pea.n 2ft and 50 eenta a bWihel. W. 0. Hall, nea.r RUtland Depot lO..fl·lt. 1 LOST-Man's E]f:th :Watch. yellow rold cue with IDitlala •oa.·B. R." ! ' r' on New Smyrna, FJorida 50 .......... Ba.i.AA . . . . B..W Writl'i tor Bo&klet ud Rata ........ between 1 Pomcr07 and ooiUpoU.. ll8l1in> to ""'~~' T!l· bone oftlee. lte'flal'.'l. \ N~ w. were ""' o, JAMES H. BUTLER ~. Blake 10-B·..t~ 'Legion Head-and. .,Wite ; It /1 • ..,. J! ' " J watched the commodores · score four touehdOIWilll ln the- :Hrst 1 tuJ.lt aDd. then cUnr to the ~ 'deSPite a. tleree Oh~ rally m! the laat ball . Tbree lettermen from the Van- ~ derbllt 1931 t.eam ,wm relurn. They. are Bill Suherheinrtch, end ; Bob To .GII:~~ING~· oct.";::INa-rit.Jnonct .New York. j rlllP, no leu, are to be the ohamp!onahlp emblems of t.ht New York Gla.nts. A.t a meetlnr of tbe world du.mp- 1 lc.n ball playen, they decided on I · Lhe rings, which wtu formally ~ preserted to them tn tbe sprinl by · Judge K. M. Landll, bueball'a C{.o mmlssloner. 1 The dJamond heroes were leavtnr fvr their home,s today. But Terry, the manager wiU 10 to Memphla, Tenn., for the wlnter. carr Hubbell, pUeher, will remain in New : <>i>iileror a time. apJ)hrlna in va.u~ South's NeW1·Grid Threat '• '" •' '' ? <t• •·' Oc;. .si-INS-6>4'· "'lot Yet Over l '""' . ' --. --- COiumb... 0., prl5ed a.t Its own &l:nJIIth, olUo State's football te4m today looktid to the seoond gam: on itt; achedd.Ul!-, when lt w~ tat~ vanderbUt Wllveratty'& 9LeveJ:! ln Ohio sla.dlum Saturdayr · I The BuckeYe&' w111 bo out ;n eleven in Ohio ·ste,CUIP,. ~loi.Y. the1J1 , by Vand;;\i)ll' 1)1 ; 1•11 .Te.1 letter men orf the OhiO Bt&.te tea.nl · played 1n that. two yt;ars aso, aqd 1'uberc:ulosis Figlit '!" - • :HiT '' ' ..,: ' ·.~- ;:: Commod-', H~i , cide wa.tchini them, the Buckeyf'-S must keop thtllr eye~> on Randall Di~on and Pete ·CUrley, two sopho· more :Hashes. Ohio State rolled up its heavies ~ c<:ore c v~ r made in the Ohio stadtum In· beating Vit'linta ,.5 to o Saturday be:rorc 42,000 spect.o.t~rc; ! a record cmwd for the openlng game. The score would pl'Qba.bly have be:n much grea,ter had not Qoa.ch Sam Wlllamau deoolded to \18e nearly every man on the Buck.. eye $Qund. The Buckeyes crO&Iied the Cava.lU:rs' goal line five times in the third quarter, and twice In e&Ch of the Ol'Uo periods. The eleven tounhdowns. two safetie5, and five A homerun and &· mi~r.htJ ·important one. Here. Ja Bill point& a.!ter touchdown provided his homl' t' In the fourth innin,g of the fourth game of the rrand total of 1~. Virginia. :at Was: natoa. Teiory't ID1Rib gave bi3 Giant~. the Ofte.rUD;;--;.~~&ilil failed to make any threata W · Uley needed to win in the eleventh. .... toore, and had poBBeS81or:>. of the ~ - - - - , ·-·· ·•· · -~-- ·' Iowa de:reat on tile fre&hmen sat- J.iOlntmeN Batun!ay but. deleated ball ln Ohio territory only once. While the work of a. large n·t.lm- m·day Northwestern began another Ohio UnlverAity, 18 ·to 6. bel' of Ohlo State players displayed week of Intensive drUI for the Stan Purdue taeea· Mlnne80ta's ,drlvtng line next. plenty of class, Je.ck Smith of fr;rd game. Hamilton was the ·st.ar ball carrler. Indiana and M!rnesota settled Chicago, under the direction now He ran 'u_p R tqtal of 113 yards ln ltttle or nothing tn the conference ("'f Coach Clp.fk Shaughnessy, pllt nine attemptz;. . n.ce with ·their 6 ttt 6 Ue Saturday In a bld ror ~niW,Jr In the Big Ohio Hcalti.J Uihcial ~::~ 1.'. Moarllnis over Sntutday's show~ except tbat Mlnneaota perha}lll has Ten sun with a Coueluslve S:il to 0 Proper Trea tmeut 6 :M:cn · illgs were JQqde.st ~rorn the south w•other November tootb&U team. \·ictory overCorneli.OCbllegeotiowa: Prevent Spread of D:: ' Ioend sdctor where Coach 'Hunk Wisconsin dernor>strated jt, has a. Chl.ca.go meetS WaahinKton Unt. P.ilderson, haunted by the 0·0 tie dangeroUJ eleven with whieh to versity of 8~ LoUis Saturday. hi~ Notre Dame team escaped confront lllln·ols saturday tn the COLUMBUS, OHIO ( ~ill.! ~··· with from Kansas University, be- Big Ten race when the Badgers FOOTBA..LI. BESUI.TS A wwrnlng tba.t Ohio should -~1..­ ga.n d.r)lllng the Irish tor Indiana. swamped as Stron&" Marqllette elemhded by the declining death :rate By tnternat-1 News Servlce Those t,htngs the Ja)'hawktlrs vt:n. 19 to 0. 1' f rom tobcrculosiN to relax its \'liillB01$ton 21; New York 20. treated NtlJre Dame to withered Michigan ,took Cat·e of MJchlgar> ancc In combatin" this dreaded. dis· Chicago Bears 10; Bn ''lk).y~ 0. mOst of tht: Irish hopea for na- 1 Stllte In ha_ndscmc ma.nner 20 to 6 ease was sounded by Dr. Robert G. Oreen Be.y 11; Port!ID)OUi.h 0, I ~or>al title honors. , ar-d new faces Cornell uniVersity. ' Paterson, executive secretary' of Ohlca.go Ottrd. S; Ctcclnnatt D . PUrdue's, Hne proved a dlsap~ Ho.vlng .vented their spite for t-he the Ohio Public Health Assoclaf;l.on. "While tuberculosia ha~ given ground in the past few years/' aaid J)r. Paterson. "it has done . ao gt•udglngly, nnd unlcs.!l w~ mnln. ,-t, \' Rates Reda r.~:d ·~!~~or._ '""!Oed .. :~- Buckayh are OUt for R.,. ..--• f..,. 1&31 LOoo at · 131>ason, ~t tackle ; and Ca.ptaln vern Glose, balfbaclr. Around these three the present Va.ndy machine is bullt, &nd be· COLUMBUS For Sale, Mioc. _',, ':t lr. Sheer and Service Weigh~-· ' Mn. Praoll 1'\!tty Mr. and I' • a Roo- 1~ !rem Hoof.lnc'on r. belnB very 11JJU W hlqe tt\lden,, -::;,::;::-:=;,:.':::: • - . ~ --~;-::: ~lake. ' ·.L . .. ,. , lliauwere IAellaPC;, Wolf aDd, vialton &Del l Carsey Pklaaant Wnlb' a$ 'I hUI'Ida)o. Edward Ot.io.State Will Meet Vanderbilt In Next Contest '; : ': . &nq: Hn. "ONr>AY, OOTOBER t ,IIIU • -~ - ~~--------~---ByBURNWY----------~-----·..· Durijq • Tloios.Je th<INMoolel v- w.aer With Tdbi One Word Led To Another ' ' Mr. Jintotta would btd tbree N Bll' ana t.mte 81am.IIW'I jump& on Ute , edfe .of tbe Orand We h&ve ~ the contrt.ct Canyon. , ~ bridp se~ by buying a com· ftrtible eeat ,cuih1oD for the dum· Then Mr. Pr\U!Z learned hls liHne 1n tbe ~ aummer oolony •hUe rn)"a thrOne. wa.tttng for hi& aunbwn to eet bet. Same - bell~:., . remarkable chang:es have ter. He Ia Ignorant of &11 sptiema ccourred In the pme !dace we ftrst except h1B own and doem't uncler· started mum1n1 out or turn. Npd h1e own. H:SI wUe 11 JUUy a. &ood. player, wbloh ia the rtii!On har>~ no tonrer the staya home and read& a book. batterlaa 11 ' "-'""! r ... " T t-··, The eler.tl'ically cor.trollcd saftty wring.,- will remove the water without uny possibility of accident. Every pj~_c,, will emerg~ tborouably cl!lllnoed.~ ·. ,.Why not inspect the neW Vl)s~ this wee -to. ~-roW"? W,hf ttot buy , before> ~ pricea · aitV-·nee T WhY 'riot· b'eb'in sRvln"g ·with R VOsS Hirht nOw 11 ... ·* thous&nda of other housewives are doing'l 1' ' • • lifJJM 8fi!M'ft'"'IIIIIJ t·~~f'lf .I·•11l•i ,fl1:1.~~~~f'A al"e t. ' tiiiM -blntiMtfnlt·t · lDiora .. Cere I- -------- Firemen'• Fall ftlnJ · Ohio Electric Co• Feati~·, -· .,. ..... against a eorrur~t-ted porceiJJ.in enamel -tnb. At the ftni&h of tbe ~,~~~j,~~~~~:~~;i/1 rera:w·-.....~7J _ , ..... llliiRE'S no tritk at nil to keepin .., ~bqndll!lt supvl:v of f!'uh, de.• • doth .. .a!ld lln..u ·~~'14· All y~u need to do Is t~•• !1\e sd1l~d oli~• !.!!. a Voss. Then let thio-ideol washer do tlie nsf. 'f~f floating agitator will s\vlrl them geqtlji but fii'!DI;t .,.,~ "I~ (1• r r,gf'rutltd \, :··· '·t [!~)<t" ' 811 -l!iJ Dirt. l.very time w·- ..- .w .., .--'"'"";1 ~~~~~·Ill!.. m~ ~ Thltd hand. no tona:er And rloall,v the fourth haod is a weak one. And very the. charmlnll holteu ~~ are taaaed. tn wtUlout who pl&)'l. the 8Jmpel'110b oWns up the dlvlnJ cUshl.nl up bopeb!u f!n u . always plaflnll out of the wrons hand like • crapsboot:B wtth. two J)lllira M dice. gome ~Y out a lead pencil fta'uriDy wbo The result Is that :rour people INt the nve cente . will bench t.helmelvell tor a neat But they"'"" the hOSteoo ''"'' but •Lncere whtrl a-t contrae~ :Be:rore the evenltll hi.& been tortured had a. perfectly delirhtful evening for ten miJ'iutea 'they dlsoover they r..cd lt. Is Jtu1t too ba.d the..saudare playtn1 four cWierent IIY&tem.!l b!~!: :r':e m~~~ilatiTb~use~ nc two o1 whteh are · allke. ' 1. ' AQ~ on a wwm'1. nlnLna: when they came ln. ..o.! ( Pc.n.eroy .. Maaon 'lridce, toa .Usht and all week. .;· LOUISIANA STATE, AFTER COPPING lHE N· C. A.A. TRACK TITLE, 1$ AFTER. SoUTHERN FOOTBALL HONO~S 'IH IS YEAR.·· DID YOU EVER STOP ·yo THINK? '· By JANE GORDON By Edmo R. Waite, Sh•wnee, Oklahoma DR. ROBI:iitT G. PATBRSO~ ~WO WAYS TO MA'XE !TI All l••t G.rdorr'• flutddt "'' lf'ICIId nd sflttdr~J ;,. P•ri1 Clld 111 ,tut~,,.~ .,., ,.,,, i11 N,.,JJ r ...... It can have buill~up shouldett ., shouhler •lraps and low-cut bact. \' ou can make it in an hour at u 1mloeiie,-ably tmall co!t. 11 i5 designll!!d with paneled 1111-: to follow the llgure line. •h" ~orrect · 1•111 .ea•· It ii foundation for tho new ... 1 silhouette. tim ''"'"" ,, · ~rd ill JilltJ N1. ti ",, , Jo "'-¥•'"" 151 ••1 j1 •"' 20 u4 J6,. 2K ,.,u N-iwJ lit n. f•r ·--"-·~-~~::~~~~~~~~r~ 'n\E g60·LS. .' . 1 I' d"'It ''11; rntdl di,. l•r illtrfUifi.tt ~tllwrt· 1 -- ·...... '' ·-·• ...... '' u lu.utd till, •!' • ' .; , ,, .•. '' ~t·1, d u cen~• U!'l ~~P• or eQm). 1~· lra•hlon ~ '\P'fl&"- W{ltt CllrafU1b: ~ net . ,,,.n~y ry · q-. arid , f . . ~1"1~ .,. ' f/r." m Glt Thul Paturm . ..lACK 'itlititiVIICE, SHOT PUT KING, IS A .tr'Alt TACKLE! -:· I'. '· • tain ample !"cili~ie~:~ !or combating it, th~re is always d11n8ft' that the mortality curve will again turD upwar1l."' Dr. Palt!t'~ton believes that th9 biggeKt f;lctor In the flrht agains~ 1.he White Plague 1.!1 to educate thi! public to the (act that this dlseil.&e j,; highly infectious and that nvery auffenr who dOe& not reeeive p· rcp~ et• tPcatment is a potential menace to pul!lllc hcalth 1 CJtpOalng hia fam•ily, his friends and fellow wofk.era to the ~t·ms of this· dreaded dh1~ case. j'Tbe ~hole .!!lory," said Dr. Patqr11on, 11 18 aU.nlmOd up in the elo- K-an : 'TUbcrculosil; tubercu· taQlJe& !o~iil-cvc.ry ca~:~e eom08 from an· other.' While we havtl a1ways kpown the dit~a10e to be commUn· icable, It is unfortunate that thls Jnowlertge hu not alwa)'a beOI'! used in expenditure of funds •n~ in the dissemination ot pubHI.:it)' .... Dr. PatersoD. looks forward to tlme when cveey 11uft'erer from c,~Jn be treated lh a· • and thus !~• nup~"r "' the pattera: I W~llt. .-1 i 'rldr~n your lfltltlll iD ·tM iotlo"~ I ·. . 1phlru$, th;c- 1tJ fOil . ., out lor L. S. U ., ". cry fJ>e ~;:!~I~ .. ,. d w~ .. ,., •' I . ~ ., -~ •• .-· •..-.~:!"·· ••'c ~ .~ •'- .. > . . i ... ' . SAYS: I I tq.: ; ' 11 l1d PHILIP HOCKljTEIN, EDITOR OF THE. JAMAICA (N. Y.) DAILY PRESS .t.ND STATEN ISLAND fN. Y.) ADVANCE, . . . --· " \•-" •· · 1- · •')'•' • t ' ' I ,, I " , ·I! ll' l ~ A!fvertiainl it itself a tremeadoua ed~l fol'l:~ but the advertiaer wlio CIUCii>da tlJo f..,-beli>w .... ~-· ~1\'IIRI!I a:•pecial clw• Of~~.c.-;~ Nicle!'l> :. . '· . .ciqcl.,-daortoo·f' 4ibonwllli* n~• frOaii . . . I• io cotivilllillilt for the plifl"!!! a \llilf aclvertiainr q.l. !-Wo pneral cJ#tif" vertlamr and ...~tiicre•ti!jr +I· ' • · '· '. �·•' I, • ,; . 'I • . ~. ' .J. MOII1lAT, Oll'l'OIIIIII t , ltlll l~ANIU '..-" . • • OHIG IT-T( ' UitUW HIG H ST AN D 15TH All --...,..--------'"'"-"WBU I 0 ' NOTICE ,.... If :roo walli READERS' tho N OtDce of The DaiJ:r OWl Tribune, call 286-L; :If tho Ofllce aak for 202-B. ~loudy. Eus!De~~~ sUghiiy warmer. w. Va.-Patr t.onlsbt. Wedneadt.J fair, ~ rlsinJ: ~J)tt'at.Ure tn West. portkllt. . ...,;;. F LL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. .' lt'l NfiWI It'l ln Tbe Tribune NAll PR~P~CANDA n8[ PH~B[O IN Joyous End to T nal for Life ACT IS NEEDED ' . Ex-Fighter Again Kills Ruthlessly Educated Suit N~W IF IS Tl UNllE 0.5TRE5 lmmilftlion' Committ..., Cbairmau Dec:idea To Mako:: Move EFFORT ON fOOT was shot and To Eatabliah Nazi ciplet In America, _DickateiD Sayo !no many ~ UN~d ~~~r~~;;:~~~~~ ''TM!R,etur.n Of cue:r Joneo" stein ~: week or alleged Nazi propaganda dJssemlnatlon in this country. -ALSO- ' J ''CoParess being hl raceRS", Dkk~ stein said, "1 bave deelded It is t.be duty of the committee of which I am chairman to begin now £.n unofticial study of the tbaraes that have been made against allen8 who have entered t.hla country ![om Germany t'or the purpoae oot only of t'ormlog here a brand of Hltler government but to establish here a racial and Teli1lous hatred .... ·~., "Tarzan, The Fearlen" empJoyt<l In atclre. I*CMIHMne · CrabN, or We. today tllat he would order hl!! contmtttee t<' begin. an investta:atton next Je.etle Searl, Oeo. Wahb. ,. CD) t4 t.he House CWiel Rlarret;i. Jt•lh Hall, oompony, e:oy store. And bigotry. . JI' ·~ * ** . .·- ... • .w1tm, ., ~"'"· L::: reported wee._ alllhtlr Oerma~ slat ln apreacUQI NUl propaaanda in · the Untted States, with the (\f"'<r'"•:! : q J (\ < .,, >I· :).\ " ·" neq Neta Trio A.pproxiliUitely $68,000 ultlml,te object of overlhrowin& Warren, 0., Oct. J.O--IN$-A close cur &ovemment and of lnstalllnll' 1n its place a dictatorship on the knU. search drall"-liet was thro"Ym Nazi modeJ." , over aD northern Ohio today tor soil or the United Stai<>o' daring ban~tta who held up bank in bro&d 1m- l i~A .I, OH.Y. <t~•' 1'r.ail Of Bandits Germany Reduces Sought By P"lice Demand for Arms sovtrnment. The objective St.rtlinJ Speed and Botd. New Attitude ia Deaiaa.ed ot the bureau and Its actlvltie.s con- . -· , Mnl. Erntna .uomt ut West Mair:a etreet, Wlto hu been cottnned to h er home the paat two WJ.th ' "InformatiOn has tilached me." the ~~an said, "t.hat the Nad roverr-ment maintains a proPD&anda bure&u wh!ch 1B heavily nnanced.. by tbe resources of the NOTICE . - '• 't eseaped in the run· followed the .!lhootlllg ' .. . to;Jtay · · u.d~ks and ·l!"'ndaes: m»•-· flou want to ~Sell them? "' ' ·. ' ' ·. .".. .' , .. ... - . '. . • '' n .•. \j il '··' l . bem tenance tl'le expenaes ...... tC) CBITY oonntii,.j~'pr IOnda he declared. "As chairman o[ the committee on lmmta:•·~tion, I cannot penmt t,Jid.ence submlttea to me of a very aubetantlal a.nd volumlnoua character, afteetlnl: aliens conducting tl(•n!l a.ntl-Amerklan propapnda, to go unchalleniled without makl,na e\'ery etrort to 10 to the root of the matter and troveetlpte aU tbe facta and cl.rcumltances with the view ot r.dlordinl .our country the pn;ttec:tlon It deHl'Yes api.Dat &ny mau:. «Jioua and unwarranted alle:n propnpndli. ot oermart poliCies wtthln the Umlta of the United State&." Olcksfeln set no definite tor .opentna: tbe inquiry but it would be started next week in wamtncton. One or the prospectJve wltm•es, It wu establlahed, wlll be Bernard (Continued on Pace Threel ·Startling Story Of Finance Told -- al.!lit!oo of othen ....... ........ • trIp • 4 _ i .... t' 1.11 Baickio · lUlU I It ••nt It =~ Ul Red Anchor .. .. . Store ...... ...... .._.,. ao -1.11 "_.___,. .Jl· .:.::.~· ·~· 5HG~~~~=:it.r:~ wUI:'"Y.tl t..... !« ..... Elllo Harl ..... - wbere abe......~~.Dr. 1114 ·wllh-hv w. S";Btit. . I.. Firemen'• Fell k,:'f.·~:"~~f: - .. b~ up. u..e uu~._o~.. Balok. fl.o®, _...,ino.;ll Bulol<, fur ,..,.., hu beoa the- ~ear iD the .....Uuai'frice fieldIt II a ... hoekOdhy a~~ forwlvo ·......t to . _ ID .tho who!. •u~oi!Uo field. We woat a p.t J.w-. man '.to oe11 uu1 Ponliac <lealersbip. And, D&turally, we wmt a nru who baa ,tho abiUty to reodel the type of sop.'Vico tbat wiD help ewry BulcJ< uul P...U.. . oWuet to pt tile io\oilt Jd-ue, ...uliellon~.,_ oonleo tbooo tw~ ·p.pu~u c&r. rlf!Al heN in 1/aio oily I Thlo lu ,.aJ,~ty for tho ript maD ; to OlliblloJi hlmwtui. pleumt ADd proGJ.hlo ' IM,omw willi a ,.~lo of capitol U you hate ......, to believe thet you are th·' onm we waat, write 0. wire u at ..... b: ...,_ .,, •'1'.-rt. ecOIIlQii)'Oilt,olbioear. rt.t.. QfontJiidoto. W• wlllle glad to tell",o.i ' Ill aiJGut tho Bulc~-Poatlae frmchiiO. Ad!li~ c.~ -·. ., .. R,ZoneM......,.. BUI . 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