https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a6c95f44d3717a0730715c580e474190.pdf 6d4baed35a611138c7fad7a3c4eaf6bf PDF Text Text ' . . " t . . . ' .' ...·' ' .. ..... 1111! ..-. s: •. DAILY~. . " .. - OHIO. Personals PLEA IS $50 FINE J. nlatly~ w. NeJIOtt were the Bunda' . lf . . .. NOTICE wall& RE4DERS' the NeW8 Oftlee of The Dalb' ';~:ou Tribune, eall 286-L; If UfEATHER FORECAST-.. H ~Ohlo and W ll!at Vlrt:lnla.--010\ldl, ..,.,_ Buslnea ~e ablf oeeulonai ffl.in Warmf'l' wn!ghl. Olllee uk for 202-B. Mrs. LaD Blahop &nd 1100 stein or Pitkbutlh reeumand o . W. Oahoorl were hll DOIIII<m 11m lui ,.,.... 1 1 two weeta. vlllt ln P1iW~rch Athena Ylsltors Prld&y att.emooo. with bome. f~~Harold Nelson la sutrel'lnl . with F ,.~ IIO)>Jnond EmriCk ot P I C k - the ftu. wu here vlstttnc hie parents &.tMr. and Mra. Carney Jooe11 and Mr. and Mn. Howa.rd Denl90n were Uft!ay J~ OhalOeJ and wife of Par· kenbuq ~t. 8Und&:v here wt~h RUest& Sunday or ur. &n4 Mrs. . '1'0 - boule i:o&ll MeiCI and' oaw. Pomeroy ot&y "'n wnuam .Obatney of all wtU be ot Jesse Brewater ~ tam.Uy. unu.suaJ..f1.nJ.town D. Kibble ot I'U'teraburs' was here over f.he week end. ot Pomerof.. ~~ re~· by a • ~ent II petmiDellt with- HirfJ BmUb and bcother Oua for the were called to lbe oortbem part or the Pomeroy Berl4 Ool.l the atat.e Batuiday W the Illness the Roeklnc Vallay ol one of their ldater'a. The mNtlnJ ww be- ·ArtbUI' Hetzar, son Marlon and Ernest Bartoa. and soo Ralph we-re :r. Athem on bualnfll Monday. ,' · ELECTRIC Theatre - ''The Retum' Of Cuey Jonei" Vlwles 8........ Bulb Hal~ Iackie Searl, Gee. W.,-.h. - -ALSO- '"J'arzan, The Fearle.." Bualer Ol'abbl!, J~ill)lpe I~«a&lnee ' P. M. WedneedaJ s~hool ~ ·1or Sale! Lmpl'<wed i6ut.ed, 'It ' W(L' o!.lr .. anee eo:rporatlon today. Oh&lrman Walter J. cwnmin1s Exploaion In Mid • Air Believed Cauae Of Miahap nnMunoed that ~.U'fl non-federal rMerve banta out of U'!'f ln the country had applled tor member· $'» In ihe corporation. - · ' purpoaea Cheap. muat sell thia week. FRUIT FARM epo1rt, Ohio. TITUS. OI'I'IBID I'BEI First ~~Jar Postmaster Craaheeln Flamea; Pu· aeDJen And Crew Are Vletima I The victims included tour pas. lllli'lola us. Mi&SOUrt 104, Louisiana &Etnprs 8nd ~ membel'll or the 101 anel OM tOO. e::ew. They were identuled 11 : On a peroentaa:e bai!IB. colum.~bl:~·~-;~;~ of tel\ ·Mn. E. M. O<flyer, 28. of Arlinr- trlet ot tOh, Maas. · il.lne Mlllli Allee Sct1bner, 28, steward~as, of Ohicaao. E. Bmlth warr«i P. Bprrl:& or unos, wlf~ ·wa~ ttra~•e'l pa.uenpr. H01 - Have Returned To Work, Confident Of An Alfeement day and ftve day w~k . Pltt.stp-sh, Oct. 11- INB--SabotRge and renewed plcketl~l today brouaht a ~tet-baek to t.he b&ck-towork" ~vement 1D Western PeJm.. fi'•lvanlaa bituminous coal fields. The hlstorlcal Jacobs Creelt root Bnd bueket bridaef, . over the Yo\ll"hiORheny rlV(!r near Bannlna: No. 1 mtne of the Plt.tsburah Ooal Company WM blown up by dynamite t.bls morniJ>a. No one was In• Jured. Damaae 'f,las considerable \iut root tuvel over the bridge was t:Uil poaslble. · Pltt·~owo·-h, Oct. n-IN8-TWo I - .... ; : ' r'::nC:~:~::!nyt~: bowels ot the ea.rt:h to leaderbut cUf- Florida Falls In · ·tine For Repeal . Thirty-Third State ia Four to One Favorina Repeal , jftf '. p,.a ~~8Qh~ndml, 2~ ~ Oh~~ R. Tarrant ot ~ - . Chi~SKD, ' .. ~lll!lbuo. o.. _~·.u~~INs me Warren P, B"rr"': 1!1~ oper~:~.COr who wu ,;;,...;c·-,-_;, " l:ll the a1q)lane crlab near ~fear '• .,..• ·1 L I terton, It'd., la8t Dtlht, had refUeed to ten his wife the nature OJ' his job with the air line It wu lea.rnt'ld today. orter-stricken at the newa ot ber hLUbtmd'a death, Mrs. job*! . ,. BurrLt revealed that BuJ'ril had obtained bla .d~ o~tora-:.two ~ . Toledo. ll'~ved a . IIJO '$J.e 81Jdl e. had letter frODl ber h\Jaband last' Diabt lla}lbq: he had hren transferred to Chi- . ! CBgO. Burrla and. hll wife were the parenta of two1rc.Mldren. One of them, Jimmy, a 12ye&r-old boy, wu to have lett by 'traln for Chica110 thl8 momlt!g to vlsJt bis father. Tbe ·ether -t:htld Ia ·a seven- FRO!Il COURT Il ~,r.~~~lllj )'eJ.r-!)ld rlrJ, Helen. Mrs. BUtrl& Ill th!! former . Ml&R Helen :Wiler, da\!fhter 0! the late Dr. J. A. Miller, tor~r resldm.t of Pomeroy. Bhe hal Mlcted 'in Columbua with her bUib&nd, tor a f!WDber of yelll'B. The bl·motored pliDe, capable of n. speed or 181 mllM ..., ~~ was bound trom New York to OU:llbd, Cal., when the dlsuter occurred !Pat ntaht. Air 11nea autborlt:lee cheeked. an unverUled report that Ute wotneil. l ·---- Oct. lt-IN8-0e01'Ki Dl· Butsarlan oommuntst flre· trial wtth tour others on ~[~;i:<or compllcltq In the Retch. was bo.rmed trom the ::c::..cc_:c ag&in today . orctertd tum to Ieav·~ Jnterruptlna; Judge . and ftrlnl que.stJons at ftnt time he was thrown • otmttrorr shOUtl.!d: "It I could cnly moot now!" ~'nchers, Cotton · Pickers Battle Missing County Treasurer Sought BIJBBEU., MOST VALUABLE Jl&uehlf!r Jlated as ),frtl., Qwyer ·,.,. a motion picture star traveUDJ under an Maumed Dame to Reno. KeY. to set a. divoi'ce. . \' OliiClala ot branch of t.he ~alf Belts amJ fUll 5elts .· llebucftvte jrJr FkU} THE FINEST an limpon.nt role in the oven:oat pic· · Whether it'a a half belt or a full belt matten not-but a belted effect ia indiapen· . aible for better atyle! Unde....Grad'a belted model& of coune, look dif·, ferent-4he laat word in awankineaal . Children May Be Used As Pickett!~ ' THE FINESTWOBDfANSBIP These days, smoken pay more attention to!heir cigarettes. Natu· $19.50 rally_\hey're talking about the way Luckiesar~ made. Always so round, 80 firm lolly packed: and Brimful of the choicest Tu!'kish and Dom~C: ·tobaccos-without )O<;)Se ends. That's why ~uckies'dr'aw~y, burn evenly and arc eo inild.,.IP smooth. I ' "' it's toaste d .. · . fOR THROAT PROTECDON-fOB 8ts1T£R TASTII ' Firat In Pomeroy . " -. ' ' ' ~ ,. I I . r '' ' ' '. .• ~ , ! ' I• • DAllY TRIBUNE. TR -HlEGHAP:B M~KE liB[RAl OFfER U AMBITI~US W~MEN. GIRlS, ~S REWARD or EHDHl ' • Great Prize Votinc Campairn To Be1in Soon; $250, Firal Prize, $100, Second Prize; $50, Thir~ J, Prize; Nine Other Awardo " CIRCULATION CAMPAIGN IS ON .... ' Votea Will Be luued In Retum For Suboeriptiona', New Or Old; No Loaero-AII Winnen; ke¥\ · All About Bic Propooition ·: ... of~. 0.. radio ae>vi!ll! J110n Air in By DA \"ID P. SENTNER Washington, OCt. 11- INs-'I'he t.hltty-hour work weelit wtt.hout reduction of pay wu endorsed by a un~tnlmous vote today by the Amuiean Pederatlo~. of Labor convention. The fedentlon's executive committee was ln11truet.ed to tl&:ht fo . uvlsion of every lnduat.rlal COde to contaln a provlalon for the six hour HALF OF STRIKERS of tor A. F. of L. Warned By Gen. Johnson Wall St-t Chor1ed With uAttempt to Undermine NRA" Conference Objective of Leaden, Seem Imminent -Na.Ucmal and state member bank& au\oma$icaUy become member&. Non-nle'mber lru;titutlons must aub n1lf, \0 eXamlnatloP. e.nd obtain a GPttltlcat.e of solvency from their r.t.p.te banklnc authority. t'xartllners are now enaaged 1n the tnapectioo or the banka whlcb ~ .~.• Od. 11- INs- have made appllcattonformemberAuthaiilil!liil.!ifitllih a triple lnYeB- &hip so there wsn be no delay l.n tiR•tlon tOdaYihlto 'tile cruh of one •P.ttlna the rufl benents or the ib,ufanee corporation into aetlon ct the new· type: 'frt.nscontlnental by January 1 United Air Ltnel' pn.saenpr plane "~tate barlki haV(! shown rewhklh tell 1n flames near here, tn!U'kable speed 1n appl.ylbg tor kfWns seven per.!JOU8, lncludln1 two Dlembership Jp, the fnluran~ fund" women. cumtniniS sald.. "Letters contain· An explosion. tn mld&tr sent . tbe inl the application blank& were pla.ne into a tterr ta11sp1n 81 It wu '"nty sent trom we.shln&f;on Sept. nearln& Ohleas:o larrt. night, ac- 1•1... cordlllf to eye wlineasta. Dozens of Indiana 10 far le!f,da the 1te.tes tn pusoJIII wltnel!lled ihe expiOalon mir; ~pll~tkml with .t88. Other and saw the aJr Uner plunred to statP., Hsted by Ownmln1s were: •al1h out of. cantorol. Penne.)'lvania 110, M1nr1esuta UHI, ,., to lands tn reaerve syatem,. were maldna lut.ate to join the federal deposit lnlur- NEW TYPE PLANE ALSO COMEDY NEWS SERVlCE. KillED AS ~lANE In F=a1 c!;::~:'"u~. f~H HEC~GN Ia Repoot fAllS EAHT~ ~~M!"~~~-:sr-~~ APPHH ~SSUHED Wlllll,. oraae. tto-.-RI CASH ssoo.oo n - It'a New It'l 111 The S£VEN P£HS~~ Stai:~M~~.!:hip MIN£HS D r.:wtGJ· OLD SALEM :rt R~ATIONAL LL LEASED WIRE ' t.oniffht and ~r: �'· . ) . . . . WZDifti8DAY, OCTOlliiR 1t, ltD •I .1'/ZDN!liii>A1'. OO'l'OBD II, lilt ' Is SAVI!: Personals ~yReporter MT. ALTO elm otnlck II--;::-;--GREG-=-G~ VIRCJNIA NElS I PboDe 582-L DANCE I At The L 0. 0. F . Hall OuaranLeed. seo1Qe on aU makeS •t moiedite coat . E. W. Olad:, RIHlaDcl, SCHWEGMAN 4~0EDll n10mAili• DI,U.Eits At the atop li,bt Ppmero)r, 0. vau llfl·& DtJhlem Br C..-rler £.cape Wit\ A~prou'mltte• ly Soave" D.ollar• U. Sma!l Cow Ill' llall Que Week . ......•....... . ... ' .1{1 One Mouth . , . . . ... .....•. • One Mont.h ........... . .. , . . . .10 TWee J.lollfJll ......• , . , , • , .. oue Year . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . o.oo Six uonUul ...... •... ... , ... SYNCOPATORS O.Vr-Mb:ttd o.,_, Admi11ion Kreltler or the Pomeroy society ; Th e Introduction ol gueats, Mlaa Anna M. Soots of New Yorlt City, :nember or the board of N~t.Uonal n•lssloru;, as aulstarlt secretar)t of M. at the Middleport Presbyterian the Division of Scbooh. and Hoepl· Church. The ChUtth wu beaut!· l•la; Mrs. J . J,.. Evans of Nel&onviUfl hilly det:lorated In various fall presJdent ol the Athena Prtlbytel' · tlowera. i• l aNi MlSa Irene MeDoweU of l4ra. Lewis Seyfried preald,ed at Doanvllle, 1 & 1 worker; t.he intro~ the reciltrtr's table, with the dis- t;uctkm wa.s made by M1M Lupton ; trlet meetill(l tn cha.rae or Miss Voea.l solo, Mrs V11"81Na Egner ILC· Garnett LuptOn, subaUtutlng ror oompanled by Mrfl. Wtlllam Stelft' ; President In the absence of Mrs. Buslnea& meetlnt wu held durlna M&ry Br&u. ot OaiUJXIllfl, which \lhlch t.tme the minutes or t:be last was due to IUness. meeting were read, committees The proa:ram etLrrled out durlnl \'Jere appointed ard reports of thf the meetirg, rolloWJJ : Opening various QJ'i'anlu.tlons were made; hymn, "We've a Story to Tell to Conference on Profl'atn Butldlna the Nations'' ; Oal1 to Wo.r8hlp, Mrs 1 nnd on "How Best to Oonduc:t De· Dutr or GalUpolls; Address of wei- 1votlcoal Services" In charp or Mrs eome liven by Mrs. James Harley, S:, 0 Probst.; Report of the work or 'I~ president of the Mlddlf!port I he Young People by Margaret Ptesbyterian Mt8Skma.ry Society, , S~uer , preiildert at the MelQ:s Ooun who acted In the capacity of Pres- tY young peoples 1)1-ganlza.tlon; ldent In the abeence of Miss VIvie- Pt·a~·er by Mrs. J . L. Evans. Ad· rme MlddiSton, Mrs. Barley &.111o j!·nrn ef1 ror luncheon. m••.m!:>'~ \!'JBII secretary or tbe district meet· Luncheon wns ser\'ed I>)' tpg; Response by Mrs. Gt'Orge uf the Midrllepo•-t society Pl'Ylni open wludow In tl1e rear or the Enterprltie PllUnlj ~!"';~~~ · ~~ Station, Tutlidlily nitl:ht, a Ullet or th,vea entered, ranuc.ll:ei:l the by while business is taken from them, iH ~Wen by theJt muve to bring out new streamline locomotives and cars wluch' Wilt be abl e to mai'ntain u speed of approximately two miles per minute. The r~Hroads, un"'sually hard h';t t!UJ ing the pa6t ten years through inroad!! by airpla'n es arid c.-.pedally by trucks and busses over which little or no control is ma intain ed while the railways &l'e watched at the~r t.\'l'ry move, are determined to keep their place in the sun. That they arc one of the vital parts of our industri&J ll illio11 cannot be denied and instead of every effort being made to tll>WIUt and"thmttlc them, the public and goverl)mcnt itself shpuld do everything within reason to hell' l !!ciJI kec.p t:h~ir h£;ads n bove the flood of red ink and re- OCTOBER 13 MUSIC BY I. 0 . 0 . F. The annual dlattlct meetlna or Ole Mlaskmary Bocleties of the Preabyterlal" ChurcJJea or Oall1polia Pomeroy and Mldlileport, was held TUesday from LO :!O A. M. to 4:30 P. -;:-;;a·u THE RAILROADS 'E VIDENCE that the ruilroa<l• do not propose to •it id!y Friday Night ANNUAL DISTRICT MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING IS HELD HERE v. lO·ll.t-St. p:ace, and NCaped wlth apptoxl· I•~;.!~~.J'~~;:~~~ mately t'l In CPb. j', E. Genu 2Sc pluo tax . 1•.\DD-:s 10 (}i:NTS U·R-WELCOMEI : Sunday ot BM'fn'llle rilllted B11ckwheat in 'Sacria Try PFunt:a - 'N-ew Stock 2 ll.o. :iik BASHAN VI, Saturday, October 14, 2 P. M. at Atheno ADMISSION 74c Plus Tax. spent the Faculty. Board Are Entertained i-. EleCtric:; Connie 'Bennett , , ., _; THIS COUPON GOOD FQR 25 VOTES IN AWARDING $~00. 00 IN CASH PRIZES 2 lb. Pkr. 19c Raioin• I'( o'W Cran'berrlea Per Quart l5c •---- i An ·i.vent Of putstandlng n1ntrtance was that or the "" he~ r Daily Tribune and Tribune·Telegraph Great Vot?ng Campaign f eaturea. Romantic RKO Story OHIO FRANKLIN 'Z3~: New 'M arket Day fOOTBALL! SUnday, Little Wlllio Pancake or ... ultaJit rum. with and Write no"'' and Address below to ,;.hom you desire th c:~ e votes credited. Name . .. . Addre•& opcoats . ' . . . . . . . . . .!. Town . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~-t:-.~e .... . .. . Void if mailed or delive-1'ed tn t r,mpaigh office, Martin Hotel Buildi:::1g 1 Po;nero], Ohio after October 20, 1933. WEST BEDFORD ', ' 50 $ ,. j ~· ,, .ANOTHER SHIPMENt !J U::ST ~ · E J D .l .• I AR • ,-,-' ' d~~lership ·"' Come in onJ Meet MR. Vl::RN G. ROGERS • Personal Repre's~ntative from l-1N TAILORING CO. .' ' VIQLENCE EVERYWHERE P.oaea:· to be in the J\rm grip of violence -.,--::-"7~.,.,...,---,T these ciayg, ls evidenced by the a~dionH of the peo'p lc!i MISs IIAMM HONont:D 11f v~r~o~s countl'k~ situuted throughout th e globe. In our For the plt>ru.un ot MISJ Vlralnta ll"l\ ll U n~lo d Stllt~s we Hnd the workers in :-~tccl, CCJ PI a.Jd j Hnmm who-se mon-lt~.Ke to Mr. Joother ent e rpri se~ ·t! nguged in $triktll:l whjch have become oeph ~orwl, Jr., o1 ChicHJlO, wUl , .. , be s.n event o! the near futUI'e, Hu v1.olent u s. to 1.: u use lmm ol h[ e to thol!e o.ngared m the r.t: 1·s. J . E. o . Hartinger or Five co ntl'over sie ~. Tn Gemumy we lind evidenc e of Hitler! -. '1 I'Otnta, ~ntertfllned TuesdP.Y eve1.1. .. · h 1 hli wlth a mi8CeUa neou.s Shower . The Invited 1 ue 11t 11 wtrc: ·MrG. Kl'l lHJillif ~ e GlH"ln!!ll VI:!D}J ~ rw that the J ewish desce ndan'. H ' npt ss.fe withi11 the coniine~:~ of the nat.ion. Ju.melj Weber, Yrl:i. Wald Wlrldon, In CvJ.>a we find th e :tn.aU lslnud torn fr om stem t<J Mn. Horace Mc£thlnily, Mrs. <Hela 1l\arcett, Mn. Emmn Fu58, Ml"(l.. st cr~l by inte ruul Ui$CIU!ion while it~ owu people are en- 1H ~Jen tferlBe. nnd dau!Jhter, gu.ged in a revolution l.tccmlse dift'er<mt fH.ctiona want con~ j MJule, "'118 Florence Lelfh,'rt",~·O<i,,, · Freda Warner. ¥rs. : tJ·u I o f. th c gov crnmen 1. 1n Sou \h A mtm~.:a we fimd p arn.· Himm and lh!J guest of hono:. !!Uay and Bolivia in thch· perennial batf.leK while. if .M:I&Ii Hfunm. tu1~n far to the Eustwnrd, we fiud renegnde Chinese bandits ::====:===.==o===~= engaging in guerilln warfftl'c aguimst. those in authorit}' fn '· aud ncnr Shanghui. AJmo~:~ t everywh t! l"t.! oue lut'llz:i he :3t!es evidence of p e1l· ple u·yiug to bring nlwut n comllLiou fli.vorable to th eir r;wumtent~ts, if not by riih1 , throuah the med,um of fo:-l~t. so that th ous~nds of ljveo ~re oacriftced bec.au•e of potlv ~AT the world ,•, -·• .,.... -·•.. ·- - • OF INbiANAPOLIS :itlC ntH .ieula!J&ie 0 ~nd •elfloh acto. · 'l'.~er• io only "''" ~~::~~~::~ method ol oettlin11 :iij· puteo. '!'here Is on!Y on~ tj w~ere~y rirht ea:n pro. v~U with a mlnlmuqt of conc0rn,ed. 'l'lJllt motbOjl is not tlw of ann• ~'!t !IP.P,I~yanl.av of sane, ~ob~r. sound airl!l ' c~ro· *". wbo will boiJ ~ special ' ' '. 1 ··- ' ' .... I ~~ ' ·'· avaUt~ble .for GOOD ' ·V ' : . "' I, and let him ~~i·o~<i!lr,in~'"r• yov for wou• ne~ clotkM. You can from lqft~ lfolh of .oor.ct ., . : .... In ,this l!rie&· "¥'~• are wors- .' teds, chev!otll, . lie,mngbone~ and tweeds in 'stripes, · checks, mixtures and all, th~ · new colm~ of )!Tey, tan, broWn and '•blue . From the standpoint of sty If and : econOIDJ' we consider this one of the outstanding· !(TOUps of Suits ' and Topcoats we have . ever as' sembled. . . Buy now! To celeb.. te our good for· tune in setting mort of tl.ooc morvelo~s, brond,new 19~ .. PHILCOS, we oil• exco~ · 0- •~r­ ' ' ' PHILCO. aad pmfitable bwin.,. ..m~ Buick and Pontiac-.••• r.:Ocletiag the kWI or ..;...;.,c that will help llilick aid Poluiac get tliC most pleame, .a&lactioa aad «ODOIDy out o( their can. ~-~ by the cqmbined, buying • STYLEPARK _,-=-'"'~!>\ ~TS You Teintimber a sbort ago &hill .,s our kadinr sell- ally easr terms and ..trt-Ub.t ...,.t M'eet t~ Kohn toilor~ng :txpert, ~ .. ....,.-!"" power of our t®stm·es. ' ' . These values are made pas- on the •rrt.rint, MEW 1934 io an opportuaity right now for some ...... ia du. city to eatablilh himaeif 'ia • - .eo. cxgan~ae aac~ direct the •moi ablli• or ocbcn · •• we >Yl!llt iO hear from !lim. . ,'. ' Hu~ryfT.IIca •cl••nl4lt• ol our !peci•/termf T"~ Tho man we may, or may noc, be ia the •IIIOIIIOrive bwin~. - · If be'a a goo<lloUoineoo man ••• if he en~ a oouiUl ~ iuncJog liD f'riendt aad ;qta'r-, . . . if he Is IJQhllicius, ~ aad 'o( 'ihe up<ind<D!IIia'g ~ lh~t ' 'P .....'\': '11 ~._ .,. '"!.~.....,; I BU:SINESS MAN penRanoal . . I TOPNOTCH VALUES ', ' trade-in tllowancn--for 1 lim· ited time. Hurrr-1uy now er for $5.00. while prfcn are ldl Enjoy the new ton., p~_wer tncl be.utv of ret tbls same noeUent qual- llle lotost PHILCOS! Now JG• • .. , ': c.1:a It Hatter- •" .·. ~• : : Shades For Fall. = ."= • ' • : -"-.. FALL TIES .. "! ~ ~ ~ ·1'!!".,.., .. w-~#'~· ~r -: Philco , 19H Th'!" '1$:00 .•.• •" -- all bUd tllloriHI an4 · ln 1 (lOft!PI,ETE •• ·•• m•nt• Federal Tax Paid \When .••, -•E • " ·' ..•" "" ::1 ..: ~ ... ii·~ , with wiD har- roar ae• Fall and Wiater 8•1.._ you feel ~ •-" " " ·~U. "111ctve 10. llf:nice for &o Other1 l5e t. '1.51 come. many yean: Every man !Should inehulr a S~~ede laekd In his tnl'dHbe . whea 100 eeed from wlthlado food and bodJ COWl IM-ASIC ABOUT liASY PAYNiMT OFFiiA ••~ 'l: &ba' paUenaa ·s·.,l···,.o.··..o · ... "· e ,' . SUEDE JACKETS ., H. M. CROSS • ·········~············· .•. ' ''":' ' .I Mid!lleport, Ohio. ! ·:· ·' • ·i ' Meip CoUDtys' Old Reliable Store ·$6:95 Others $5.t5 to $8.95 �'· . ) . . . . WZDifti8DAY, OCTOlliiR 1t, ltD •I .1'/ZDN!liii>A1'. OO'l'OBD II, lilt ' Is SAVI!: Personals ~yReporter MT. ALTO elm otnlck II--;::-;--GREG-=-G~ VIRCJNIA NElS I PboDe 582-L DANCE I At The L 0. 0. F . Hall OuaranLeed. seo1Qe on aU makeS •t moiedite coat . E. W. Olad:, RIHlaDcl, SCHWEGMAN 4~0EDll n10mAili• DI,U.Eits At the atop li,bt Ppmero)r, 0. vau llfl·& DtJhlem Br C..-rler £.cape Wit\ A~prou'mltte• ly Soave" D.ollar• U. Sma!l Cow Ill' llall Que Week . ......•....... . ... ' .1{1 One Mouth . , . . . ... .....•. • One Mont.h ........... . .. , . . . .10 TWee J.lollfJll ......• , . , , • , .. oue Year . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . o.oo Six uonUul ...... •... ... , ... SYNCOPATORS O.Vr-Mb:ttd o.,_, Admi11ion Kreltler or the Pomeroy society ; Th e Introduction ol gueats, Mlaa Anna M. Soots of New Yorlt City, :nember or the board of N~t.Uonal n•lssloru;, as aulstarlt secretar)t of M. at the Middleport Presbyterian the Division of Scbooh. and Hoepl· Church. The ChUtth wu beaut!· l•la; Mrs. J . J,.. Evans of Nel&onviUfl hilly det:lorated In various fall presJdent ol the Athena Prtlbytel' · tlowera. i• l aNi MlSa Irene MeDoweU of l4ra. Lewis Seyfried preald,ed at Doanvllle, 1 & 1 worker; t.he intro~ the reciltrtr's table, with the dis- t;uctkm wa.s made by M1M Lupton ; trlet meetill(l tn cha.rae or Miss Voea.l solo, Mrs V11"81Na Egner ILC· Garnett LuptOn, subaUtutlng ror oompanled by Mrfl. Wtlllam Stelft' ; President In the absence of Mrs. Buslnea& meetlnt wu held durlna M&ry Br&u. ot OaiUJXIllfl, which \lhlch t.tme the minutes or t:be last was due to IUness. meeting were read, committees The proa:ram etLrrled out durlnl \'Jere appointed ard reports of thf the meetirg, rolloWJJ : Opening various QJ'i'anlu.tlons were made; hymn, "We've a Story to Tell to Conference on Profl'atn Butldlna the Nations'' ; Oal1 to Wo.r8hlp, Mrs 1 nnd on "How Best to Oonduc:t De· Dutr or GalUpolls; Address of wei- 1votlcoal Services" In charp or Mrs eome liven by Mrs. James Harley, S:, 0 Probst.; Report of the work or 'I~ president of the Mlddlf!port I he Young People by Margaret Ptesbyterian Mt8Skma.ry Society, , S~uer , preiildert at the MelQ:s Ooun who acted In the capacity of Pres- tY young peoples 1)1-ganlza.tlon; ldent In the abeence of Miss VIvie- Pt·a~·er by Mrs. J . L. Evans. Ad· rme MlddiSton, Mrs. Barley &.111o j!·nrn ef1 ror luncheon. m••.m!:>'~ \!'JBII secretary or tbe district meet· Luncheon wns ser\'ed I>)' tpg; Response by Mrs. Gt'Orge uf the Midrllepo•-t society Pl'Ylni open wludow In tl1e rear or the Enterprltie PllUnlj ~!"';~~~ · ~~ Station, Tutlidlily nitl:ht, a Ullet or th,vea entered, ranuc.ll:ei:l the by while business is taken from them, iH ~Wen by theJt muve to bring out new streamline locomotives and cars wluch' Wilt be abl e to mai'ntain u speed of approximately two miles per minute. The r~Hroads, un"'sually hard h';t t!UJ ing the pa6t ten years through inroad!! by airpla'n es arid c.-.pedally by trucks and busses over which little or no control is ma intain ed while the railways &l'e watched at the~r t.\'l'ry move, are determined to keep their place in the sun. That they arc one of the vital parts of our industri&J ll illio11 cannot be denied and instead of every effort being made to tll>WIUt and"thmttlc them, the public and goverl)mcnt itself shpuld do everything within reason to hell' l !!ciJI kec.p t:h~ir h£;ads n bove the flood of red ink and re- OCTOBER 13 MUSIC BY I. 0 . 0 . F. The annual dlattlct meetlna or Ole Mlaskmary Bocleties of the Preabyterlal" ChurcJJea or Oall1polia Pomeroy and Mldlileport, was held TUesday from LO :!O A. M. to 4:30 P. -;:-;;a·u THE RAILROADS 'E VIDENCE that the ruilroa<l• do not propose to •it id!y Friday Night ANNUAL DISTRICT MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING IS HELD HERE v. lO·ll.t-St. p:ace, and NCaped wlth apptoxl· I•~;.!~~.J'~~;:~~~ mately t'l In CPb. j', E. Genu 2Sc pluo tax . 1•.\DD-:s 10 (}i:NTS U·R-WELCOMEI : Sunday ot BM'fn'llle rilllted B11ckwheat in 'Sacria Try PFunt:a - 'N-ew Stock 2 ll.o. :iik BASHAN VI, Saturday, October 14, 2 P. M. at Atheno ADMISSION 74c Plus Tax. spent the Faculty. Board Are Entertained i-. EleCtric:; Connie 'Bennett , , ., _; THIS COUPON GOOD FQR 25 VOTES IN AWARDING $~00. 00 IN CASH PRIZES 2 lb. Pkr. 19c Raioin• I'( o'W Cran'berrlea Per Quart l5c •---- i An ·i.vent Of putstandlng n1ntrtance was that or the "" he~ r Daily Tribune and Tribune·Telegraph Great Vot?ng Campaign f eaturea. Romantic RKO Story OHIO FRANKLIN 'Z3~: New 'M arket Day fOOTBALL! SUnday, Little Wlllio Pancake or ... ultaJit rum. with and Write no"'' and Address below to ,;.hom you desire th c:~ e votes credited. Name . .. . Addre•& opcoats . ' . . . . . . . . . .!. Town . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~-t:-.~e .... . .. . Void if mailed or delive-1'ed tn t r,mpaigh office, Martin Hotel Buildi:::1g 1 Po;nero], Ohio after October 20, 1933. WEST BEDFORD ', ' 50 $ ,. j ~· ,, .ANOTHER SHIPMENt !J U::ST ~ · E J D .l .• I AR • ,-,-' ' d~~lership ·"' Come in onJ Meet MR. Vl::RN G. ROGERS • Personal Repre's~ntative from l-1N TAILORING CO. .' ' VIQLENCE EVERYWHERE P.oaea:· to be in the J\rm grip of violence -.,--::-"7~.,.,...,---,T these ciayg, ls evidenced by the a~dionH of the peo'p lc!i MISs IIAMM HONont:D 11f v~r~o~s countl'k~ situuted throughout th e globe. In our For the plt>ru.un ot MISJ Vlralnta ll"l\ ll U n~lo d Stllt~s we Hnd the workers in :-~tccl, CCJ PI a.Jd j Hnmm who-se mon-lt~.Ke to Mr. Joother ent e rpri se~ ·t! nguged in $triktll:l whjch have become oeph ~orwl, Jr., o1 ChicHJlO, wUl , .. , be s.n event o! the near futUI'e, Hu v1.olent u s. to 1.: u use lmm ol h[ e to thol!e o.ngared m the r.t: 1·s. J . E. o . Hartinger or Five co ntl'over sie ~. Tn Gemumy we lind evidenc e of Hitler! -. '1 I'Otnta, ~ntertfllned TuesdP.Y eve1.1. .. · h 1 hli wlth a mi8CeUa neou.s Shower . The Invited 1 ue 11t 11 wtrc: ·MrG. Kl'l lHJillif ~ e GlH"ln!!ll VI:!D}J ~ rw that the J ewish desce ndan'. H ' npt ss.fe withi11 the coniine~:~ of the nat.ion. Ju.melj Weber, Yrl:i. Wald Wlrldon, In CvJ.>a we find th e :tn.aU lslnud torn fr om stem t<J Mn. Horace Mc£thlnily, Mrs. <Hela 1l\arcett, Mn. Emmn Fu58, Ml"(l.. st cr~l by inte ruul Ui$CIU!ion while it~ owu people are en- 1H ~Jen tferlBe. nnd dau!Jhter, gu.ged in a revolution l.tccmlse dift'er<mt fH.ctiona want con~ j MJule, "'118 Florence Lelfh,'rt",~·O<i,,, · Freda Warner. ¥rs. : tJ·u I o f. th c gov crnmen 1. 1n Sou \h A mtm~.:a we fimd p arn.· Himm and lh!J guest of hono:. !!Uay and Bolivia in thch· perennial batf.leK while. if .M:I&Ii Hfunm. tu1~n far to the Eustwnrd, we fiud renegnde Chinese bandits ::====:===.==o===~= engaging in guerilln warfftl'c aguimst. those in authorit}' fn '· aud ncnr Shanghui. AJmo~:~ t everywh t! l"t.! oue lut'llz:i he :3t!es evidence of p e1l· ple u·yiug to bring nlwut n comllLiou fli.vorable to th eir r;wumtent~ts, if not by riih1 , throuah the med,um of fo:-l~t. so that th ous~nds of ljveo ~re oacriftced bec.au•e of potlv ~AT the world ,•, -·• .,.... -·•.. ·- - • OF INbiANAPOLIS :itlC ntH .ieula!J&ie 0 ~nd •elfloh acto. · 'l'.~er• io only "''" ~~::~~~::~ method ol oettlin11 :iij· puteo. '!'here Is on!Y on~ tj w~ere~y rirht ea:n pro. v~U with a mlnlmuqt of conc0rn,ed. 'l'lJllt motbOjl is not tlw of ann• ~'!t !IP.P,I~yanl.av of sane, ~ob~r. sound airl!l ' c~ro· *". wbo will boiJ ~ special ' ' '. 1 ··- ' ' .... I ~~ ' ·'· avaUt~ble .for GOOD ' ·V ' : . "' I, and let him ~~i·o~<i!lr,in~'"r• yov for wou• ne~ clotkM. You can from lqft~ lfolh of .oor.ct ., . : .... In ,this l!rie&· "¥'~• are wors- .' teds, chev!otll, . lie,mngbone~ and tweeds in 'stripes, · checks, mixtures and all, th~ · new colm~ of )!Tey, tan, broWn and '•blue . From the standpoint of sty If and : econOIDJ' we consider this one of the outstanding· !(TOUps of Suits ' and Topcoats we have . ever as' sembled. . . Buy now! To celeb.. te our good for· tune in setting mort of tl.ooc morvelo~s, brond,new 19~ .. PHILCOS, we oil• exco~ · 0- •~r­ ' ' ' PHILCO. aad pmfitable bwin.,. ..m~ Buick and Pontiac-.••• r.:Ocletiag the kWI or ..;...;.,c that will help llilick aid Poluiac get tliC most pleame, .a&lactioa aad «ODOIDy out o( their can. ~-~ by the cqmbined, buying • STYLEPARK _,-=-'"'~!>\ ~TS You Teintimber a sbort ago &hill .,s our kadinr sell- ally easr terms and ..trt-Ub.t ...,.t M'eet t~ Kohn toilor~ng :txpert, ~ .. ....,.-!"" power of our t®stm·es. ' ' . These values are made pas- on the •rrt.rint, MEW 1934 io an opportuaity right now for some ...... ia du. city to eatablilh himaeif 'ia • - .eo. cxgan~ae aac~ direct the •moi ablli• or ocbcn · •• we >Yl!llt iO hear from !lim. . ,'. ' Hu~ryfT.IIca •cl••nl4lt• ol our !peci•/termf T"~ Tho man we may, or may noc, be ia the •IIIOIIIOrive bwin~. - · If be'a a goo<lloUoineoo man ••• if he en~ a oouiUl ~ iuncJog liD f'riendt aad ;qta'r-, . . . if he Is IJQhllicius, ~ aad 'o( 'ihe up<ind<D!IIia'g ~ lh~t ' 'P .....'\': '11 ~._ .,. '"!.~.....,; I BU:SINESS MAN penRanoal . . I TOPNOTCH VALUES ', ' trade-in tllowancn--for 1 lim· ited time. Hurrr-1uy now er for $5.00. while prfcn are ldl Enjoy the new ton., p~_wer tncl be.utv of ret tbls same noeUent qual- llle lotost PHILCOS! Now JG• • .. , ': c.1:a It Hatter- •" .·. ~• : : Shades For Fall. = ."= • ' • : -"-.. FALL TIES .. "! ~ ~ ~ ·1'!!".,.., .. w-~#'~· ~r -: Philco , 19H Th'!" '1$:00 .•.• •" -- all bUd tllloriHI an4 · ln 1 (lOft!PI,ETE •• ·•• m•nt• Federal Tax Paid \When .••, -•E • " ·' ..•" "" ::1 ..: ~ ... ii·~ , with wiD har- roar ae• Fall and Wiater 8•1.._ you feel ~ •-" " " ·~U. "111ctve 10. llf:nice for &o Other1 l5e t. '1.51 come. many yean: Every man !Should inehulr a S~~ede laekd In his tnl'dHbe . whea 100 eeed from wlthlado food and bodJ COWl IM-ASIC ABOUT liASY PAYNiMT OFFiiA ••~ 'l: &ba' paUenaa ·s·.,l···,.o.··..o · ... "· e ,' . SUEDE JACKETS ., H. M. CROSS • ·········~············· .•. ' ''":' ' .I Mid!lleport, Ohio. ! ·:· ·' • ·i ' Meip CoUDtys' Old Reliable Store ·$6:95 Others $5.t5 to $8.95 �i ~ " ...L • :.. N. ~ ' .' . . .' nss.'F"· · ~. 011!0. ., WIDHilDA1', 00'1'0111:1111, lilt ' One Word Led To, Another ~ .' ' I ." •. ' . .H. l . , ' ' r. ,~ t._.; I ., • ' 4 The.Hew Coats Sbagmcnes, R~dferns, ...h 'r · · . \'t coatlf, luuriPualy furre- ·. grac:l'e dttJf$ a.nd: "'UltiP-ly 81XIf; ll11.. ntlans and you· can ascertain high degree of vtstblDt.y that :·.:":•... 1 Ir.a:n River netwOrks W,tn Only a.round two hundred and :ftrty lsn. . , ~ Keifer i I 0 I I c.ay !or tbf intm;eetlonal football came SatU'rd&)r ' with f!tal')_ford. Jr. Elrtn watch, yellow d n KoPeck:y s.nd Joe Chambers, - wlth lnttitlls "R. B. R ." ecphomore tactle.a replace the vet· betweeL fOmerOJ ~&ad e:rana, Oapt. Johnny Ht'lusa and Bill Jlelum to :)a!~ 1':1- RUey, Hugh Duvall, sophomore full Rewa:J. 10~:1 - Jt bF>tlc. and Harry Leeper have won bf'rths In the. backfield. Ft:LL FROM TREE NECK [ l.i ltlon. BROKEN Many atudente sm:tJenkld their A message was received here Li<ll~n for approvaJ for the faniset.! Of' FIRST MEETING OIF Prlds.y evening by Rev. E. C. ~· r· lns Utute which 1B to be held Octo· .;REDITOKS liln telling hhn of the sudden d &tb ber 30. 'lf' hiH brother, Jesse Hardin. of pw castle, Ky. While New Children's Coats Just Received. plcklili pe'ais, R limb of the tree broke under t\1.8 uia:ht precipi\Jotlnl him to the grotind, dea th reBUltiJ]a: in a ff!W Nc:.· lo·~..~- ~d~.~~~~.t~~to. ~d~~ above funeral Ohio, Dill· Rubber Cape~, white ' . qnd;colQrs 69c ;-J.., .. ' :. '"' Special · for Frld'ay and . . .!laturda.y Only 5· YARDS .SOc 1' "·''k, I .. ' ' . ... 1 MErfS, UNDERWEAR Union Sui!B, Shirts and ShortB and Athletic Suits. LADIES UNDERWEAR All styles-silk, cotton PER yARD Beautifl silks in plain and silk and wool. and fll'!lcy patterns, Fi- - - - - - - - - MUSUN gures in small and llli'g'e PART WOOL 36 in. wide- brown- figures in small and large BLANKETS exceJlent qtialicy. · designs. 72x84 $1.00 Per Yc.rd 6YARDS50t . .. All colors. ~.., A reg1~ll¢ s t t I ~~ ;n 2,. P 1 ;j ·'y: ·.r•· $3.95 value. · 3WoEiiAL SOc I I NOW is Time To Quy! • ' 1 • -. . 1 More New 011eeses ' I I w• . . Juat received from New York-All the new weavea in Sillu--Colora Paroda red, brick rust, Bl,ckbem wine, Black, Brown and etc. ~e ado,ted the new' se~tttltlc metkod ef shoe fitting 'fhili 1\lf\Chine "uto~~u.tiully rebrit~tcrs. o;i tM 4i~1,' )'f:lutt <.:ORRJ:cT ~!Zl~ AND WrpTH. Alw"Y' t rue . ·. · no sli£)!!1·-no gtieN8Work ; hut <'nl predS!on. ~l'·l ~~E~:::~. llll.'Cimnt~ JIIGJI SCHOOL NOTJS ' 'fluee do:rer new arm chh.lra a"nd. ~ one dozen stl·alght chain were rl!: ~ -::elved at the school SaturdJ..V to 1 hf!lp relle"Ye the over crowded con- Hh<K'!o\ lhw; fitlctl t·orn:dly -- wcltJ' ll:mger- Leltcr, feel guot.l on tl w fed . Have you r next puir of 1!1IH>e8 fitted t o ycm· fee t- in thi~ new mllnncr. I =~=== Shoes and Hoaiery for the Whole Family. $3.95 up to $21.75 •·· ' I ' I ,,, Ol.f~!( w:IiiS t.lps , $1 .!15 to $4.95 titad. or tjrep ealf OSfortb. new anti moceAIIn pat~L $~.95 W$$;(11$, Woi>·OYer o.tor<l•,'now ........1' •• :. Corlf~• Goalilfto K•~•""'• '" ~. ·.• .,.,, . 79c: FaiQ.... iadies no'ieiUei, blaek or brown !mede-thf'l lcttd· M:i!n's '·, 1 New Twin Sweater•. er~ todll.l'-:;'AliiO Black or brewn ldd,"' t• . rlural and ehoice designs in colors of y enow, g1-een, pink, orchid and lavender. COTTON · BLANKETS Scalloped edges. $•. 25 AND $2.00 Cut and finished sing"·' ' •· ~ ' les. Regular 69c value. R.OBE BLt\NKETS .. . Beautiful oolor · combi- liolll'li.. ....!. "llllllllll•.! 'l!!lllllllllll-lllllllllllii. . .._llllllllllllllllllll.,: All color plaids. nations--lm•ge site, sa.ROOE BLANKET COTTON BLANKETS SPECIAL teen hound.Plain hem. Regular Finished . Double Regular '$2.50 $2:oo value. SPPEClAL 2 FOF SPEeiAL . SPECIAL $ •. 59 $1.19 P. AIR $1.19 $1.95 . , Shot!ll:l•• ~~re important in the neweat Dreuea. Henty of Woola too-New Suib, New . Blouaea1 IS EPILEPSY INBERI'rED! Ye lolly Tailot intJites JJou SPECIAD $2.95 MIL:K OF MAGNESIA •$9c RUBBlNG ALCOHOL Foil Plnl 49c $5 and $6 sb... ........... $5.00 -·- Come in a.wl loetlr. e9er our fall IID,e ~AVE YOU TRmD . OUR SPECIAL PERFUMES . DRAM 29c A BEGVLAB lifo TO $1.00 VALVE One Hundred ASPIRIN TABLETS 39c: $1.00 BATH POWDER ~· Col,Om bus did not discover these values. Our vi'Sie)h Jnro the fJit~rP made 'it possible f~rus 'to bring you ~ ene})tiohil v. hi~_ 8 .~ Coats and Dresses at the old low prices. We want to impress upon tbrlfty shoppers that prices are goihgbigb~ranil yei:Q 1Jti®l4·iake:~~ vantage of th~ pmeWt offerings and SA'VE while it is poBmble. '1\e - , GLOVES ' · ; . I. New ,pt'l~~· . ' " 36 .m. w~'d \'I,. . Super tex, flannel, kmt 1\eavy quahty, . bea,ljt,1~ul· w1ist, regular 15cnew colqr combmations. Specl"l 2~·~ Per. Yard . . .· 1 ·. ; 3 Pain: 21t' . , .X:: ·.. r. · .,•.• COTTON DRESS : · · " . ' WASH tl.OlliS ·· GOODS · · ' · ,• ·FOR f.lttt,;;:··, ·•C"· J."t''ff ·yo'1r "f ti11t\(· "values ' .,,.:t you'u be stire to buy sevTuRKisH TOWELS I eral rru·ds of our beautiful lme of cotton- See 16x30, colored borders, them at . 6 .., _0 ... ' .I I ·· · · s1.t. ' ' minutes trom a broken ~Ck. He . ,, . ~ ".\'J ~~ln hl{i. si~Jes.,1'~~ve11 a ~fe, .' I 1 Evans~. rur--act.. 11-INS-- • tiulhel'. Coaeh ~-~ IJ#tley announced a near Rutland Depot rtvampetf N~wea tem lineup t,o.. ) .. I Cheaper Coats $6.50, $9~15, $15.75 and $16·.75 ' Furred and Unfurred cud. ... ' ;. • $25.00 to $69.75 That will not ja.elt New York ol lts ftna.J'tclal gumbo: But we plp 10 1 ~· ' or Be tiS ARI •• ' •• ; . • • • ' present stock canl\'ot last the entire season. J .. ' I Bmutiful New eoam· ii'~ 'you.hftl 'W'(Ilter Coat. theae a'nappy cool ilaya and we ~..ve eve~iilt that ia atyliall. It dO... not matter how omall you are or how lar,e, 1\ow abort or how tall -We can fit you, A beautiful line of coats at.- 1 $t7:50, $25.00, . $29.50, $36.00, $46.00, $49.60, $59.50 In black, broW.. a.id 1feen, with Be:.ve.r furl .. ~"PJ', Ra· ccoon, Marten, wolff, Carar cui, Perai.On Fox, etc., Come in and .eeuo. ' With and without fw·s. You ladies that ·are part'i~lilr, como in and try a few on and see what p1-etty fulXiureS, Greys, Browns, Blues. Never have you seen such b'eautitul cloths. •1'o.ils to -sz&.oo - ' . ~ CHJLDREN'S COATS . Everything the markilt affords. . ~p.ort 'Cof¢s .rg .:Plai!l and m1xtqre~ COO:t;s m!l! flU' collars--:lt 'big ~ji\iety. . lll jut ages from 2 yejars tq 16 years Berinnllir u.)s $5.00, $5.95, $7.50, $8.50 up at 25c MOLASSES KISSES 1 POUND 17c ... . NO·NIX BRUSH LESS ShAVJNG CREAM .. . 29c: Beautiful New Dressti ' ' ' I . More wool D~e~ ln Fpotbail col~rs, tb'a't's the b_right shades of Red, Blui:-, G~en and 11t tlle low prices of~.!JS,. $7.!5CJ, ' . . $10.00 ... ' . ' ' ' .: . ,...4 ..... ..IJZ.50 Knit.Jlresses iJ1 twin Swep,t- ... . .... . �i ~ " ...L • :.. N. ~ ' .' . . .' nss.'F"· · ~. 011!0. ., WIDHilDA1', 00'1'0111:1111, lilt ' One Word Led To, Another ~ .' ' I ." •. ' . .H. l . , ' ' r. ,~ t._.; I ., • ' 4 The.Hew Coats Sbagmcnes, R~dferns, ...h 'r · · . \'t coatlf, luuriPualy furre- ·. grac:l'e dttJf$ a.nd: "'UltiP-ly 81XIf; ll11.. ntlans and you· can ascertain high degree of vtstblDt.y that :·.:":•... 1 Ir.a:n River netwOrks W,tn Only a.round two hundred and :ftrty lsn. . , ~ Keifer i I 0 I I c.ay !or tbf intm;eetlonal football came SatU'rd&)r ' with f!tal')_ford. Jr. Elrtn watch, yellow d n KoPeck:y s.nd Joe Chambers, - wlth lnttitlls "R. B. R ." ecphomore tactle.a replace the vet· betweeL fOmerOJ ~&ad e:rana, Oapt. Johnny Ht'lusa and Bill Jlelum to :)a!~ 1':1- RUey, Hugh Duvall, sophomore full Rewa:J. 10~:1 - Jt bF>tlc. and Harry Leeper have won bf'rths In the. backfield. Ft:LL FROM TREE NECK [ l.i ltlon. BROKEN Many atudente sm:tJenkld their A message was received here Li<ll~n for approvaJ for the faniset.! Of' FIRST MEETING OIF Prlds.y evening by Rev. E. C. ~· r· lns Utute which 1B to be held Octo· .;REDITOKS liln telling hhn of the sudden d &tb ber 30. 'lf' hiH brother, Jesse Hardin. of pw castle, Ky. While New Children's Coats Just Received. plcklili pe'ais, R limb of the tree broke under t\1.8 uia:ht precipi\Jotlnl him to the grotind, dea th reBUltiJ]a: in a ff!W Nc:.· lo·~..~- ~d~.~~~~.t~~to. ~d~~ above funeral Ohio, Dill· Rubber Cape~, white ' . qnd;colQrs 69c ;-J.., .. ' :. '"' Special · for Frld'ay and . . .!laturda.y Only 5· YARDS .SOc 1' "·''k, I .. ' ' . ... 1 MErfS, UNDERWEAR Union Sui!B, Shirts and ShortB and Athletic Suits. LADIES UNDERWEAR All styles-silk, cotton PER yARD Beautifl silks in plain and silk and wool. and fll'!lcy patterns, Fi- - - - - - - - - MUSUN gures in small and llli'g'e PART WOOL 36 in. wide- brown- figures in small and large BLANKETS exceJlent qtialicy. · designs. 72x84 $1.00 Per Yc.rd 6YARDS50t . .. All colors. ~.., A reg1~ll¢ s t t I ~~ ;n 2,. P 1 ;j ·'y: ·.r•· $3.95 value. · 3WoEiiAL SOc I I NOW is Time To Quy! • ' 1 • -. . 1 More New 011eeses ' I I w• . . Juat received from New York-All the new weavea in Sillu--Colora Paroda red, brick rust, Bl,ckbem wine, Black, Brown and etc. ~e ado,ted the new' se~tttltlc metkod ef shoe fitting 'fhili 1\lf\Chine "uto~~u.tiully rebrit~tcrs. o;i tM 4i~1,' )'f:lutt <.:ORRJ:cT ~!Zl~ AND WrpTH. Alw"Y' t rue . ·. · no sli£)!!1·-no gtieN8Work ; hut <'nl predS!on. ~l'·l ~~E~:::~. llll.'Cimnt~ JIIGJI SCHOOL NOTJS ' 'fluee do:rer new arm chh.lra a"nd. ~ one dozen stl·alght chain were rl!: ~ -::elved at the school SaturdJ..V to 1 hf!lp relle"Ye the over crowded con- Hh<K'!o\ lhw; fitlctl t·orn:dly -- wcltJ' ll:mger- Leltcr, feel guot.l on tl w fed . Have you r next puir of 1!1IH>e8 fitted t o ycm· fee t- in thi~ new mllnncr. I =~=== Shoes and Hoaiery for the Whole Family. $3.95 up to $21.75 •·· ' I ' I ,,, Ol.f~!( w:IiiS t.lps , $1 .!15 to $4.95 titad. or tjrep ealf OSfortb. new anti moceAIIn pat~L $~.95 W$$;(11$, Woi>·OYer o.tor<l•,'now ........1' •• :. Corlf~• Goalilfto K•~•""'• '" ~. ·.• .,.,, . 79c: FaiQ.... iadies no'ieiUei, blaek or brown !mede-thf'l lcttd· M:i!n's '·, 1 New Twin Sweater•. er~ todll.l'-:;'AliiO Black or brewn ldd,"' t• . rlural and ehoice designs in colors of y enow, g1-een, pink, orchid and lavender. COTTON · BLANKETS Scalloped edges. $•. 25 AND $2.00 Cut and finished sing"·' ' •· ~ ' les. Regular 69c value. R.OBE BLt\NKETS .. . Beautiful oolor · combi- liolll'li.. ....!. "llllllllll•.! 'l!!lllllllllll-lllllllllllii. . .._llllllllllllllllllll.,: All color plaids. nations--lm•ge site, sa.ROOE BLANKET COTTON BLANKETS SPECIAL teen hound.Plain hem. Regular Finished . Double Regular '$2.50 $2:oo value. SPPEClAL 2 FOF SPEeiAL . SPECIAL $ •. 59 $1.19 P. AIR $1.19 $1.95 . , Shot!ll:l•• ~~re important in the neweat Dreuea. Henty of Woola too-New Suib, New . Blouaea1 IS EPILEPSY INBERI'rED! Ye lolly Tailot intJites JJou SPECIAD $2.95 MIL:K OF MAGNESIA •$9c RUBBlNG ALCOHOL Foil Plnl 49c $5 and $6 sb... ........... $5.00 -·- Come in a.wl loetlr. e9er our fall IID,e ~AVE YOU TRmD . OUR SPECIAL PERFUMES . DRAM 29c A BEGVLAB lifo TO $1.00 VALVE One Hundred ASPIRIN TABLETS 39c: $1.00 BATH POWDER ~· Col,Om bus did not discover these values. Our vi'Sie)h Jnro the fJit~rP made 'it possible f~rus 'to bring you ~ ene})tiohil v. hi~_ 8 .~ Coats and Dresses at the old low prices. We want to impress upon tbrlfty shoppers that prices are goihgbigb~ranil yei:Q 1Jti®l4·iake:~~ vantage of th~ pmeWt offerings and SA'VE while it is poBmble. '1\e - , GLOVES ' · ; . I. New ,pt'l~~· . ' " 36 .m. w~'d \'I,. . Super tex, flannel, kmt 1\eavy quahty, . bea,ljt,1~ul· w1ist, regular 15cnew colqr combmations. Specl"l 2~·~ Per. Yard . . .· 1 ·. ; 3 Pain: 21t' . , .X:: ·.. r. · .,•.• COTTON DRESS : · · " . ' WASH tl.OlliS ·· GOODS · · ' · ,• ·FOR f.lttt,;;:··, ·•C"· J."t''ff ·yo'1r "f ti11t\(· "values ' .,,.:t you'u be stire to buy sevTuRKisH TOWELS I eral rru·ds of our beautiful lme of cotton- See 16x30, colored borders, them at . 6 .., _0 ... ' .I I ·· · · s1.t. ' ' minutes trom a broken ~Ck. He . ,, . ~ ".\'J ~~ln hl{i. si~Jes.,1'~~ve11 a ~fe, .' I 1 Evans~. rur--act.. 11-INS-- • tiulhel'. Coaeh ~-~ IJ#tley announced a near Rutland Depot rtvampetf N~wea tem lineup t,o.. ) .. I Cheaper Coats $6.50, $9~15, $15.75 and $16·.75 ' Furred and Unfurred cud. ... ' ;. • $25.00 to $69.75 That will not ja.elt New York ol lts ftna.J'tclal gumbo: But we plp 10 1 ~· ' or Be tiS ARI •• ' •• ; . • • • ' present stock canl\'ot last the entire season. J .. ' I Bmutiful New eoam· ii'~ 'you.hftl 'W'(Ilter Coat. theae a'nappy cool ilaya and we ~..ve eve~iilt that ia atyliall. It dO... not matter how omall you are or how lar,e, 1\ow abort or how tall -We can fit you, A beautiful line of coats at.- 1 $t7:50, $25.00, . $29.50, $36.00, $46.00, $49.60, $59.50 In black, broW.. a.id 1feen, with Be:.ve.r furl .. ~"PJ', Ra· ccoon, Marten, wolff, Carar cui, Perai.On Fox, etc., Come in and .eeuo. ' With and without fw·s. You ladies that ·are part'i~lilr, como in and try a few on and see what p1-etty fulXiureS, Greys, Browns, Blues. Never have you seen such b'eautitul cloths. •1'o.ils to -sz&.oo - ' . ~ CHJLDREN'S COATS . Everything the markilt affords. . ~p.ort 'Cof¢s .rg .:Plai!l and m1xtqre~ COO:t;s m!l! flU' collars--:lt 'big ~ji\iety. . lll jut ages from 2 yejars tq 16 years Berinnllir u.)s $5.00, $5.95, $7.50, $8.50 up at 25c MOLASSES KISSES 1 POUND 17c ... . NO·NIX BRUSH LESS ShAVJNG CREAM .. . 29c: Beautiful New Dressti ' ' ' I . More wool D~e~ ln Fpotbail col~rs, tb'a't's the b_right shades of Red, Blui:-, G~en and 11t tlle low prices of~.!JS,. $7.!5CJ, ' . . $10.00 ... ' . ' ' ' .: . ,...4 ..... ..IJZ.50 Knit.Jlresses iJ1 twin Swep,t- ... . .... . �' ,. ' 1 JUII ., ' WWltii!!IDAT, 00'1'08D .... TF OHIO ITlT! •ustUY l' t~H tt, til$ ST lN O 15TH IV~ C. .J L tJ W8U$ 0 -- . . ---~ - . ' ' • .. ·-~ • - UJEATHER FORECAST- · READERS' NOTICE - If you want the N ewa Oftlce of The DaO:r Tribune, eall 238-L; If the BWiin... OOice uk for 202·R. ' CtU~Ional ratr. In extM'.'me South 0 lor Anlllort lor BY • • r1 une ; CAR CRASHES WITH SPEEDING TRAIN RE FOUND GUlL T~ Seven Perish as Transpot;t ;'Plane Explodes e- ee r1 Pomeroy, Ohio·-.'in Definite Monetary Pol· Nominate Younelf Or A Friend Today And Have icy Will Remain The Advantaee Of An Early Start. SubiCI'ipUnfixed tiona Count Moot Votea At The Bevil!· nine Of Campaip And '\fotea Will EXPANDED CREDIT Win The Bi1 Awarcla Soueht Thru R. F. C. Be· Much fa vorable comment was fore Preaident Uoeo heard JasL evenln g on the streeta ot Authority M.Lcldlepor~ 11 11d Pomei'O}' regardln1 ,. ' GREAT PRIZE VOTING A WORD TO YOU . h Handed To Pair PIRS'l' PRIZE The D.aily Tribune and Tribune-Te1earaph de1ire . ~ tlieir Circulation. 'n.ey know it ia 10in1 to eoat Dumey to do..,. They al10 how that the JaW11 of compen· ft4ion are juaL To receive you muat alao aive. for your la1lp, tlu,refore, they are offerin& rich rewa.rd. r'" n.e, cam.paip outlii'-ecl in this a~vertisernent i1 not a .ularity cantest, for ~be tbin1 which counta in winninl' " Bi1 Ca1h prize• i1: vote1iand v.te1 mq•t be HCured by -~· pa1t due, 'renewal .' or ·neW 1ubacripti.one to the ~ly TribuDe or The Tribune. TeJerrapb. ' ~ Tho111and1 of people in thil .ection of Ohio are now fltdera of the.e two paper1. They not only read them but ~I' fre cona~ered a fandly nece11ity. The Daily Tribune . ~1110 to the home the lateoJ ""1"" dlolributed locally and t~ IJ"ribune--Telearaph fumilh.ea weekly a condeneed and larae amouat of import&D.t alate and county newa ;for thr ~ralledia111. . , The fo#e,ia., para,..apl,t vr¥ 'writt,e n for the purpOf impreaairia 'upan you the Vital part the.o paper• play in the commercial, .ocial, reli,ioua, educationa\ and e n t e r - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - : ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .taiament ~· 9r tb.~ loealit,r. , .; , FOURTH PRIZE SIXTH PRIZE .;1' • To JIIOOl folko the ~~~~~~ve;!'IIDe ....,. of omall _ . . . , ..... but the thla11 uaa 1>t~ look hard and moot impooalble. In any lft!!ler~klaa, frpm the building of a chickea coop to the Panalna ;Caua1 :a dart baa to be ~!le. A otart Ia the moot imJ11>riant thipc !in life. Nobody SEVENTH PRIZE NINTH PRIZE EIGHTH fRIZE • lot a"Y 1"h~~ wlt~t a -~~rt, .~ou ·cannot have a l\illah wltbo'lit a 'l>eginnlnf. .,. · -~ " . To ~Jt-1;:o..k ·nobody ever won any of the great priz.. .bio,~ld'ocooclo by oittinc around ancl wiohinr. WiobTENTH PRIZE ELEVENTH .PRIZE " TWELTH PRIZE . ._lfVer laad anywhere but in the aoup. i~P-Io admire follu 1"J.o do thinK•· We a&o<>dato ac· 1 421::,0() til'iii with lifo and inactiOn with death. What we are try' ' · :· · 'I'<' iQ to do ia to =,tlr,a little action in' y~ur being. Y.ou have ! ·· ' ' · $250.00 1 IN CASH SIC:OND PRIZE $100.00 CASH IN CASH IN TRIIlDPRIZE $50.00 $25.00 IN CASH $10.00 IN CASH $lO.OO JN CASH j------:------- t ,v~ · t . .~,t1ole. ~lf yo'CI"ddn"t wm. dn~ of·, ~~e •\caat., prize. r. ~-~'n bf·~•id a c:om~i.,ip_n. ••~ve~\'iil'll it jn Y.our fa· ..r ou ha.v~. evoryth~ntr '"'· ·~ ~d' not~... '~0 looe. Why IIO\ enter th~·•""'''\•IA, n~~ and. t>ave . the ada.,l!f an early ot~. Yilu '.P.'i turn .back the.hand~ ...... N- a~•· Pre<;.,uo houn for you •f you wdl ""1!. . .. I Fill out , ~ 'llOibift~doa :J;U_. : ~ . thil • adrtertite~i aient ~in!'Ko _and ~)in• or m_a ill! to t~e eampaill," of· ~. , eceuary aupplaea will be immedaatefy fumumed t:: •,'' ' no&ht•r to enter-It I!Olla , It ~t; n~~' lor 7011 o'JM a aablerlber &o tbe Dally Tlrbune or The 'ljrtl..,,. •...,,....,. io co.peCe ror lllle prlaea. Contea~nb May Nomi~te Fill oat. alld. MAll Now, TodaJ, • ·1-~niinate · . Name .......................... . '-'t-~,.......,.,~~-~A~d~d~re~ .............. 1.... " . .,.. , ............ State ..... , .. .AJJ a contender for one of the big cash awards in your $500.00 cash prize distribution. ! By JAMES L . KILOAI,.LEN INS Staff Corrupondent o•Waoma cit,, ow... Oct.12- INR -Georp I'"Maehl~te Gu") Kelb' and bifl flaaby,re4-balftd ..Ur, Ka~hrya Kelly were louul p.D&y ol Ute $110,001 tld:Dapi.nl" rJ1 Cl-.rlelt F. Uradttl by a JIII'J 1n redenl coarl Way and wue alm.OIIt _.....,. .................. E41rar s. Vaarbi to Ule ba.- .........L A bUBhed 81lence, brOken only by the taint whir of mot1on picture cameras, fell over the crowded oowt room aa the verdict was read. Katbryn KeUy-a .&Urn, narrowsbouldert!d ftlute in black-oat bemde her husband directly · ln front or the Judie's beNlh a.s the rorema.n or the jury .a.nnounoed In reaponae to a question from the court tnat the verdict had reached. '"11le the ver- \. v' O·T·I· s ca · ' I D .... '- . ;'. ·" : ' ColumbW!I, 0 ., Oct. By GEORGE R. HOLMI!:B INS Btaft Corre~~pondent Washtn~~:to~. Oct. 12-INS-Deh~ged wlth oonnlcUng advice a.s ro whether kl Inflate or not lnllate, 12-INS - sta blll~ jaooa••••d from the shadow of lllf' elect-ric cb&Jr only three hours bf!· tore they Wfirt'l to ho.ve been electrOOl.J.ted" et. Oblo penitenuan·, Chester ProbllSkl, 26, of Olevelnnd, and Merrill E. Chandler, 3:1, of Cllnclnnat1, today fanned hop:-s tha\ they wm win permanent t'e&~ plte from th., death aentl!!nce. ex!cutio• Indeftnlte stays ol aranted to the two men by Justlcl!! Carl V. Weypndt yesterday alter Oovemm oeort~:e Whit ~ had refused to com· mute their 5ente:nces to U!e lm - Here is all t4a t remained of the New pJoded in mid-air and crashed near Cbestert own, pilots to their deaths. AU of the victims, including burned almost beyond recognition. transport plane which e}<tlve passengers and two Tarrant, pilot, inset, were ~ asnJng or not stabilize the dollar Fresldent Roosevelt apparently u; determined to explort evl!!ry 11.venue r ~ credll expansion betore rc:st.orifle lO any of the lnftatkmary powm·s Granted hlm ln the Tbom111 amendr.,ent. lie is moYlna now tor wld<!ly exfBnded crl!dit throug:h thl! R. F. c .. Yihose life wiU be extended OCyord lhl:! expiration do.te ot Feb. 20 next a plan will be announced f t'r unfr~~ettng the till cloeed with Prize db;l.rlbllt.ion offered by the Daily Tribune and the Tribune· Telegrnph \.o ambiUous women and girl~ of this localit}'. WhHe the campalsn does not of· rtr:Jally open until Oct. who de:<~ire may aLD.rt kl 21 , thMr work at once 11.11d bave \.he o.dvnntage ol an enri}' start. Th~ Who did not read ye.!lt.er day's paper t.horoushlt should study carefully the page advl"rtlsement ugain a~pear1ng In this Issue and learn just how tile big nrlzes will be awarded. · I t costs nothing kl enter the eampalgn and compete for S!i00-00 In cash prizes to be ifven away abso!IJU!ly free on Detember 4 th. 1933 at8P.M. Vexing Problems Faces NRA StatT Adminlatrator ·su~tioft.1 ~1!.Ji~.~~~f~ot~ ~t·~·~~~~ of the eampalp. • · .i . . '· The ~or 1it.lih•.O..a the mo•t vote& to her ~it .,..man JN CASH $5 00 JN"'CASH Lhe liberality ot · the t50Q.OO in caah By Staff of .Exec¥tion ()r. der From Chief Ju.r.tieeWey.andt .,&fe. I to ..n- •* ....... .....,.,.... ..., ........ Ex-Convicts Held ;' In Bar.k Robbeey to """" ••uo-so,tOO Yot.e• ," Two ~re :5"'~ted of I~ pheaban. m. $68,000 Robbery Second Meeting Is Unsuccessful o\':1' ONCE Tribune-TeleJP'&ph Pomeroy, Ohio DearSir- ' .:i .., . . . 3 year •ubtwitilon Mr. Jo~ B. , Cam,.tp M•n•rer . DAILY ftiBUNE and T&IBVN£-TELEORAPH ••·st lf\!fOp!ATION 1 1ur ..bllorlptlon MIG nt.e. I ;,ear nhcrlptiOD p,ll 1101 YOks s ,.... •abNrlpUon •uo-to,too wte. 4 1Yr aW.Crlpilcm $8-06-15.001 'l'tl&eti S year n'*rlpilon S'I.SO---ZO,IOI nln BLANK Mr.J.....ti'&. ...... c....... Hanapr . . a: .PriM. .. .' DAILY ~VlfE ad TRIBtfNE·TELIQRA.I'R ~t .... 50,000 additionalvl)loila offic;e. This Votinr Campaip '' -:~- ..~i · t :f~~~~~~~~~' p~w ki':ndi " .... ' -·00:-e-:Wift? .. e~. ~ . .. , ·91' . - ~ ... , ~ ' .. - . ~~· SlgrltHJ ."·' ' •••.•••. ·•• .•.' ~ ....... . .••••• . . . . _· "' " '•"';; -'• • .«! ,'. ,. ',: ': Aqdress . . .. .. . ' ... .. . . ... ... Town . . . . ..' . .. .. . . . .. . . . . . . ' Signed ................... . ..... . .. ODl.J one ,..Dql.,. Z Jear •aMcrlpUon $1UMI·-IO.OOO "ot.e• BLANK For S.GOP Votea Great Prize Votin1 Campaign $10.00 IN CASH RULES OF CAMPAIGN C..mpaifn I, 'M' to . ., or airl of •oocl repu· tatioa a:uicli~ ~ .~~ Crin::ulftl~ ~ore of the Daily Tribune and Tr•bune·Tel~fl'•P~ .~. ,_;-1 \ ' ~- \ ; : EmploJ- of the D.ll:j. tllbune and Tribune-Tole. araph ud th~P. inunecliate familiea will not he penn.itted to ~te of the prizea. COUDtry COJftaponclenta who eon.tribute ~I ~·w• from their vicinity wilt not ·be COil• oiderecl employ.... Any eonteab.n~ who doea not t""' in at Jealt. ooe au.,_ acription ..ell ~k after eDJ'&Jiaa ifl c::ampairn will be drop.,.d from the ~ liat fJf contender•. · Any pOint~ of contention ari•iaa durina en.terpri.aewill be dedd"' by tbe eampaip manaaer and hio deeiol... will .. liaal. Vote~ -~"' placed to the credit of a coateatant cannot be trauferred to lhe eredit of aaother ecm.testanL ·Any a aaGeanetib or coheaion on. the part of contelt&Db to the cletn~ent of 'tfte ;&m~~~- ·m..J ~ .~~O~red au£ el""t ,.._..do to drO..Ili.:Jilj'1'W'~ilty ·Ocmt...den from fu.,. tber partlei~tlon bi' tl,te enierprioo, ' · Campalllil wDI ofidall,. open OCt. 211 1933 and elooo D!o. 4, 19~ .t 'f!lwlf time the .:-111 lltP~ ~~ II, award· eel 'and ~ltaiOiat ·p.w.·· Ciiitteatu.ta· may •Ja.Jit tO W:Ofli DOW a1 it il ncJt n8ce1la..,' lo walt for tJw opeftina date. The campaifn ~ c!h•lcled into three periodo · u wnt _be noted by a atudy oF 1the •ott~Oehedule ap~r.imJ on thio Oklahoma Court Jud1e at the d .... of t!>e c:Ampaip wil'i ba awarded · the Flrot or 1irl haorinc tile - d Priae of $2110.00, the hl.heo~ number of - · to her Credit ,W;IJf~r.,, tbe ooc· ond pr~ae of ~100.00 ud 10 forth accordintl tho voteo to • tbo "'"it of.'each -....~... will tho eaob prizn k dlolributec! IDllll •11 the ~... have been diotribute<l• ., u~L T.booo who cl" "'Il mu.. ia the caoh prioe aialribution will ~ ~:;;~. .~' ba paid ten per ceat of tho mCIJle:r tbey kve tumecl in. · Put d.; '? · ...-wai aUICriptioiaa «n~ut the tame num.. Not;;' that Si:ibocrlptlaii*'' ~oJnt .ri~i\ ~~ be1inninll of Campaip. Votes will be credited to each con· kr of u new oubacriptlono. teotant for aul>acriptioiU ••cured accO.dinll to vote IC hed,.te printed below. Cuh or valid check mllllt. ac:• A -~ fOI' the Blr C..ola Prize• may .....,.. u company alloubacriptiODJ. The Campai1n ia divided into three perioda. The flnt periotl "'"" f.....,. man1 of h!O' frieolda to help her ao oho 81ay clooire. D'!W to Nov!""ber 18th} at8 p.m. The aecond period ·ruM from close of fint period to NoYember 25th at 8 Ccmteatan~ are ~ to tu.m in or ma.il to the' P '-M. Th1~ period!r,ulll from cloae of aecond period. to clooe of Campaign December 4 1933 at 8 p m <':( ·. ' • • eampaip office the oubac:riptiCIJlo tky have -red ..,. FIRST PERIOD SECOND P,ERIOD THIRD PERIOD S.turcla,. of el!ch week .. tbat tbe proper credit may . . riven to 6ld wbacriben Uld tho paper otarted t6 ....., Clotft Nonmber IIUt. at 8 p, M. From No'f. 110.. at 1 p. m. 1o Nar. 15th. rnm Nn. 11 1 p.-. ·tt BeD.«. 1131 tb"' .,. 8 p..... ... ., Clam...... oaea. Tlalo applieo onl,. durtnr the Fint Period of the Daily Tribune--S:; Carrier Campalp. . Daily Tribun~y Carrier Dally Tr!lnme-,-ly Cani« moaihl ntl:erlpllon S1.75-ZOOO yoteL Ia eaoe of ~ ~ th' full amoomt of tbe prize ....., will monUta sahler1P4J.oAI fU~ YOtM 3 month• •uNic~P'Ion U.11-J810 ..tea I iDIIIIM lllltlerl,.._ tl.11-IJU ,_.. l year •W.Orlpllon teM--15,00& vo&ee ba paid tieiq -tootant. · II munthl •llbautlp&lon tUS . . . 'fflel I year aabllllripilon 'l!.to-60,GIIt YGtn I JQr qb~eri»Uon se.ot-li.Mt TOIM l :r•r ..._,..._ 11.11 ••• ftles w_ ..... rirla ...-a., tbe campalcn · · - to Z yur stibserlptlon tlUD--10.000 YOtfla t ,_r nblerlpt.loo f).J.DG SUit ablclo b:r the •~e 1'111•• and accept ao full pa:rment fer Daily Tribune--By Mail oenieea ........ . , d!ll'iq the enterprioe the eaoh pri.. or J;>aily Tribune--By Mail . O.ily Tribllne--By Mail 8 ~M~Jtha aubtcrlptton S2.0fi-UOO voiea I year IUbacrlpUon ff,oo.-aooo vo&efl I:~;;·;~- ~-- to w~ic!l they aN entitled aceordin1 t6 the $5.00 JN CASH · ·ereiooit? . You - haV<>· frien<lowhowill .~Joility. blt·IJad toWhY.no~ 1i~e i-oU· their au'bacripti01l "if you a1k them. -~ $10.00 IN ·CASH '•.. 1933 KELLY AND WIFE A Prize <: k~Pllbt. LL LEASED WIRE OF . INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. I. • u It'l H4nJI Ii'a lb The Aia'EIIort port1_Qn. and Prlda)'. F A Prize - • .Ohio-Pair. Colder tontaht. ~J ftPr. W. va.- ParrJy cloudy ant colder. ~ QQ · ft nomlnatlon blank placed to the credit, or. each ALL ,CASH-PRIZE DISTRIBUTION WILL BE ~==··="="="="="="=·=-=oo=n=~='·=·='·=m=t=M~:;.::.:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:;~~==P:A:l:D:TE;==N======f=====:::::::;=;:;:::H:A~VE=·==T=U=R:N:ED=::JN:.;:: State . =~~~~~~-=~::~~~~~~·=~·~·=··~·~·~..~·~·~·~..=·=·=·=··::: l I wu nGt expeoted m.teUnr wm be the helcl ·todu. -.;-: ! � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 11, 1933 burris dwyer hardin ruby schendorf scribner smith tarrant