https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e6936a6c61da8e624c54ce86a5c571b4.pdf d80b259a813c68411576c89938a3c532 PDF Text Text ' ~'• > • •;• ' ft!IIWLY~.- ' PRmAY, OC'I'OBU II, IIIII HIMII · tr ~111 0 ITATE 1 1 Uttu~ H IGM n uo UT" C ~ L JIUUS C)locolates Of .Supreme Quality fl,unday partly cloudy and warmer. NEAR -~yo'ur LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. finer Chocolate• produoe flrFt hox will em:. vince you. ,R9{:1(SPRINGS INUNSI~£ HUNT ~ by 'AI lb. ' ' " " 211c: Had Wandered Over Mueh of Country While Eludin1r Capture lib. -. . .... .. SOc ' ...' l' $1.00 .2 .,..,_ IS C~NOllGT£0 OESP£UTE G~N& I I ' Confedionery .. . ' . Searchers Are Spurred On By Poatin1 Lar1e Reward $5,000 OFFERED . ELECTRIC Theatre • or For Capture "Dead Alin," Of Sheriff's Murderers .._. TO!IIGBT Saianlll.f, Oel. lC r SATURDAY, OCTOBER lfth EBEBSBACH HARDWARE A~~~plces of the 1)1 the Wemen•1 OOIIIJCII J'omeror Severa Relation 0 Followine Much Wran11ling 011er Privileges; Hitleriteo Followine Lead Of Japan; Is Second Nation To Withdraw WITHDRAWAL IS COMPLETE SURPRISE "THE . SECRET OF THE BLUE ROOM" Gloria 8'-'i, Lionel AhriU. ChiiJ'Cit o1 Cluist. I And lo Answer To Flat Rejection Of German Demands For Arma Equality; German People Called Upon To Support Move Of Leaders NBED OF. ROSES" BAKE SALE 0 111EATHER FORECAST- · ft ~Ob~o and West Vtrytnia- W&rml!l' toiiicht. I challenge anyone to Aaaailant Of Bill Robaon Ia Aneat,d At Daughter's Home •• AU ' Paul Lllbs, Onlllow $teYenL Sboril • • 84UeaJ. ADdJ Clr~onr U.e Fairway. LIBERTY THEATRE Middleport. Olllo -- ~ Oat. 13ti .. Oet. Dlo New ' ot Coodor of Weat Maln buslneu vlalt.on _,.. .. ll'fzc ' ~ .... }et .................__ -- tl't I I ' .;~ Oll•!ttl ....... .,.._ ', ' ' Wheel .c,...t '· Clover 'Fanft., '• M ""· pte. 23c ... • ' 1 - ·_ \ On Sale. Saturday Only at ,.. .. pq, ... ' •••• J to'l4 c-·JIW:.: 23c ....... }A.. Pool a.p' .a. • II CftokJI •i.fblll drk!d '' CTI... """· 1.. !=r ay 5eop ~ ' Sc c- No. :8 CBA• ...c , I, ... , , *· 16c ..... '19 C c.MOl. , can• o.t Melli c. .. ;.· I ' Philade~phia B•tter 2 .... 4Se , J ChOdren~~·COats In ~ Today· From ') I I• SaJDPI~ ... . .·.~· "blclw Clole watch also waa~l~ maintained at Dayton· •fCf! 1 '1 of the rum~~en DilUQ&ilt• ' t,.~ ~ en into custody 11everal weob a 1o at Dayton and a.t. the tlme, he 'WAI!I found In the compnny or a woman named Mary JenkiWI , a. slater of JOlleph Jenkins, one of the con\'Jcts who er:caped from the Mlch- !gan city prison, Elfort.s to locat~ Dayton to 1BIFO .' trilllli'• t#ed Pl~r­ pont a. brother o! Harry pt ;rpont. Pred Pierpont. was taken within a few hours alter the JaU delivery He denied any knC"wle<tge, hOW C""r. of either the whereabouts or the actMtles of hll brother. An automobile wa:s !ound In :1. barn on the Pierpont tarm, howeYer, which led omclala here tc suspeet tba.t the desperadoes hn.d planned to Ul!le the ear in affecting their escape att ~ r the releas.:o of Dlll!.nter trom the AUen eounty jal1 here. The car. police said, hll.~ been identified as one stolen m ChlcaiJO and used tn a bank robb :ry at St. Marys la.st October 2. 11.\N BlJBNS TO DEATH Y<lunptown, o ., Oct. 14-INBone man was bumed to death and 17c ' lOc I!W<l otbers were trojured when they jumped from aeoood stDr:r wlndows to safety In a fire that followed the es:p~o~J~oJL ot a kerosene lamp In a Wflt l!llde home today. Tbe vletlm waa Edward Brentlet, :\3, The names or the Injured were r..ot irnmtdiatety learned. lie Showdown Asked By Union Leadtr ' • ' ' ' I PRODU<ll: \wixuJ.o FRIDAY i111H1 8ATVRDAY TIA ........... lr.ai$UI • 01. ,I.... -; ' ~ "'"" 'l.ETTUCI: 2 ... Uc .,,.,... ,_, ...... , , 4 .... ... " 23c .. MAMA'S COOICIFS . . . . 1\:1 , _ 71h '"!'! '1 ,r 1 GREEN CUP 2-lSc ;--;-o- , M-y:1 Say• Qperaton ara "Sit~urina Football Pomeroy -·Sa-.-.. . . . . Purple Puthera N- Booton Middleport HIP, School FWd " .AArtHea: I..._.. 1te Mloltolle Over aiealitlea" Tech~ One Dead, Three Missing In Blast �r ·-r-·· .. ~ .. ~· • t ' ,• • t .lf'l;l • • • ' I " •• ' ,. '. .. •' •o lUNDAY, OC'I'OBI'It 18, Ita! Tim DAILY~. OBIO. I IWJ.I 'I THE DAII· Y '.fJUJ UNE •Jnw • --<~•• .,oti<r loll!- "ll p., ~ •• ,.. - ,.-.. .. !$If, - - · Qlolo, . . . - &bo, Act ~ ~ " ' - " .... """ ......., OlfiDIII!I ~- "-ted .... I.Rnr- ~. ~. q. Wllm "'l' trloP!b moll<l: tor ~ 11!Q lb9uJd ID .0U..,..- '!luolr ~ aot ....-rUJ ' k1 I. 11!11>\!<!L .~~ lot-, l!<>W.........u..l 8ll4 ~1>10 . Ill 111<111· RJ!d,.-. ......... ..I. . In u lDilpoe dbe pvtfi;h.t aa , 4 ., ; ,. I .~ . ~"" . ......... ..... ~ · ' 1 a I \ . , .. ~ ,· . • • .. l DeU- .... Curior 117 1 ave t e vantage o Mall Weet ' " " "" " '"' "" t ~}Ono· lofDn~: .. ........ .. .. . Oov Konib ' """"""" " ' :ti!i!,~to=-~ - OPt y~ . . .. .. .. .. .. . . . • . .. 8.Gf ...,.:.; . . ~ ...";""'"""" " ' •• .•••••.• • ,,' I • .." •• ... ~ NO'IloE bF Ar!OINI'MEN'r r1 Eucl•W IN -.., 1-I.Owlbor- ' '• BURN OHIO COAL GREAT PRIZE VOTI G CA or !033. S. A, MOOullouah Judge of the ~f:e Court Melp County, Ohio • . .;: ----------7A~W~O~R~D~T~O~Y~O~U----------~~------------------·------------------------~~---------- ..;.~!? $250 00 IN -.creue their: circ:ulation. They know it ia goina to coat I money to do ao. They also know that the laws of com penaati4n .are juet. To receive you muat abo -1We. For you" help. then fore, they Are off.,.l inst r'c~1 re, ·•l!;l d. The campairn outlin~d in thie advertisement it ·not a popul•rity contest, for the ~-bing which counts in "-' :nn:ng the Bi1 Caah prizea ie votoa and votea muat be secured by teeurin1 paet due, renewal cr new su!J rcriptiorcs ro thr Daily Tribune or The Tribnn e·T( l-1;;r.llh . Alt AU71101t Olft· SECOND PRIZI $100.00 IN THIRD PRIZE $50.00 IN . I ~ l• t:.::...:·..·:: finioh Wiilroat' • berimim·r. , :' w~~ g&pi_ircoa~J ]WefiBrin• the victorioul!l alumqJ of Thomdy ke ~·e1:t . Dorothy sat at a em811 Jerry and . her f•thOr. buns over the hubbub, if b;v sJ.gn<~:1 , a mlrhty aw~pt throurh the ball room. orchestra awun6 into the ~~~;~ of the Thofldyke Victoey · ; •• "· •ll•lity.' Why not exerci .. it? You have fri~nd~ who bei alad to JiVe yo~ their •ubscription ' i£ you ••k .U.a; ahe rean~ed ho"f( inodl ~. ?wi rrown In thit tia:ae. PeoJ»lf wetellina- them; ~Unc to "'to !Wo- "You'l'e qUite the hero. Tom." IucJo:r." ' honored. Eveey cirl mt." tAsii ;,~· · ~- ··~'' · r ~'-' you will ,be paid a commiuio'\- F,\•erything is it~-'\'<!)'~ < • • J i ' ')~ ·_,: '' ~~ \ ...;· ~...:~!~~~;:!~~~~-~ . ~:··: ·~ t.sf'the -•g11. . ·\ ·. 1Ji~ ·wo~ai; o~ $j0l00 JN CASH ' ., ., .. TWEl)TH PRIZE ELEVENtli PRIZE .:· ~ ··· .t 0 "C!H . . .IN' \)Jt.O ' ',I "S ,. " ,.rJL I '· < "\ ,., 1 V 1 ·~· ;$$.QOtiN '~'CjJ;H ., '! ;•~ , 1 ' u'.':. I Z' : Dv. a:. • ' ·· cirl ha)ring the·mott vote•. to h'e} cN61it at the clo.., of the eampoirn wi11 be awarded the Firot Pri:ae of $250.00, the wontaa or ,-irl havin1 the ~ hirhe•! n~ber of voteo to her eredit wi~l receive,,t!>~'~ ond pr1z1>.6f ·$ 100.00 a01d 01> forth accordm• to the vot.. ·to the credit p~ each ~Or ,nil tbe caah prizeo be d.iokibuted until all the twelve priaes hue been diotf;bu~~­ Thooe who do - obare in the cub pri.., distribution will be paid ten. pe"i cent of the; money they have ·tu~ ui~ ; Note that s',U¥ulptlt:ny~o~t mclaf6l'bt!l!6ilint of Campaign. Vot;,. will be erediteil to each c~nPut d~ or. ~ewal8u~p-~ co~mt ~hf..,me ~ufn.. teatant for ou~.Crir,tiona o;:ul'iil aG_co~~inli\o ·yote ,scl!!'dtde priJ!l'!,d. below. Caoll o.:-valid check inual ii!!" ber of vote• ••~ .-w au-..lptioJ$t '·': · . .·; ·;· . · · '/'A conteot~' for,. the llir Cioah .f'rize' ;mal sec~ ao Why not entu the cam!'ail!i>, ndw, and ha-t·: tbe ; . all ~ub~iiP.t\onp.\t T~ Cla111f1~i1P,·.i•·:~iv~ed into th~ P.,~iods.. The ,first' per~d lrunr. : fro$1 1 vantage of an early otatt. You c.\n't' turn back1the hands now to l8tli. at.8 ·p. m. The akt\nd pertod runo from clooe of ftrat pertodJo Novemb~r 2Sth·at'8 many of her fri~~ tJ. help~ her u ·ah~ mai. dee~e. ·~ Contestant• a~ reque.t~ . to tum in ~- r;itail to.'• the oft;..,.,. Now are precious houro lor you if you will ua~ P.M. period runt:fro!ft'cJose of sPCond period to close of Ca!llpaip Decemller 4, 1933 at8 p.m. · I notllin1 ·~:> - l...., · o.o:nl FilJ out the nomination Blank in thia advertia~ them. ., ment thla minute and brin• or mail it to the eampaian of- " lice. Nec:eaaary 1upplie1 wi'l be immediate1y fum:ah~ you. ·, . FIRST PERIOD" .,., Tribune·Tekpaph to compete lor the prises. ·-· ,, .. .,::,, ,, >< I.·: .' 'I '' '" j. : ' I' FlU Oat and Mall Now, To4aJ, thlA .nwt.el ~~================~=====NOMINATION BLANK Good For 5.000 Votea Mr. John~n 1 · Diify 8 Great Prize Voting Campaip Pomeroy, Ohio Dear Sir! Nominate Name .... , .. , . , . . . .... , . , ..... Address ... ..... . ............. . -Town . . . , , , ...... st<lte ... .'. ,\ . As a contender for one of the bi~ cash awards in your $500.00 cash prize distribution. Tribune--By Mail )"HI" :l , .I c(lllteatrlnt. entertns. : mbht.ht Tribune· 11.50-1000 .,.._ ta:r IJ'aph ·tooo votel!l :t :rear ••rMrlptton S3 nl&es S yea.r aablcrlptiOR; ....~_; 't"O*es J ·( f year subllorlpftou $8.~~ YcKea;.! I year subacrlpUoa , .1. yotes "*• SfA0-10.000 ...10-U,OII votes SUO-H,OOG votes 5 year sabserlpttOw•'J.S&-1~ ji(),OOO l>•~.....,fice. . vnt~ 11ffen yOte..; "· . i ' •. ' 8 moath• subticriptl• .2.01-1600 ...otea I year .-rtpUot~ UJJG-.SIOO ....tn ! year •Dbllcri.,UC.n $1.GO-ti,IOO .-ate. S year salderlpUon $12,00' -.st,HB "*• Tribune·TeleiJ'aph 1 year sablllrlpt.lon $1.50-IUG 't"Otes ~ )'NI' . .hcrl,tlon U.cto--3200 nt.es .f~ JeN qbllerlpUen $4.51J-...i400 YO*es J 1-t: year •••rtptJon su~ 't"o1e8 " ·· ~~- ,._,. nbserlpUon SU0-12,801 votes .· eam.patgn.. , CLIP OUT AND MA~ AT INFORMATION BLANK Mr. Job.Dion E. Walbr, Campalrn M.aDapr DAILY TRIBUNE and TRmUNE-TELEGRAPII -. '" ' !:>.• • :, { .'~' · _,;~., .,..~. ~- <. ALL CONTENDERS-WHO-OO·NO"l·SHARE-IN· CASH-PRIZE DISTRIBUTION WILL BE PAID TEN PERCENT OF THE MONEY THEY HAVE TURNED IN. • .., . .,.,_, ' _, ....... --.-,, ."i:: Great Prize Voting Campaign """· Without obligation on my part kindly · furnish me full details as to how I may share in the $500.00 ca!lti prize distribution. Signed .. , . , . ...... , .... , , ... , , .. Address ····· ·· ·········· · ···· Town .. . ............ : ..... . State .... , ............... . I I ·· ' r •, Pomeroy, Ollie, NO LOSEBS-AIJ; WINNERS! Signed ........................ . '·Only one nomtnatlon blank p1aced to -the cr«ttt . or. each ' 0 nbscrlpt.lon p,CMJ-.1000 yo~ 1 year sabsertption $1.00-4761 YOtta 2 year &absorlpUon M.G0-18,801 't"Otel 3 year !l•bllerlp&lon Sll.oo-40,000 vote. Tribun,. TeleiJ'aph IJ.eo-ISOOO !5th. montl..s subaerlpUon $U5-1800 't"oteR months snbsclrlptlon $3.15-4000 't"Oioetl yea.r liubse~lon •ut-U,IIt ~ ~ Jf:ll.r subsrcftpUon ll!.tMJ-40,000 't"O• <" 3 re11r aa.~licrlp.&ton Sl!.fO-..M,fll votea lllbterlpUvn nltlleliptlan nlll:eliptlon aubacJ'lpllob niMertpUon to No•. Daily Tribune--By Mail; Q.tB···;I511) tote~ ,.ear 11ibac rlpllon lf.Oit-IIDo fGte' year 11•beeHpUon tiM· -IO.fOO: voWs ,.:1 I 3 8 J :! mont.h~11a.bll:lrlptl4tn :rear . 1ur year }"ll':llr 18th. at 11 p. m. at 8 p. m. eampaip offiee th~ ·,IUb&e!fipt~n.i they haV~__ : a~u~ 011 Saturday of eac.h week so1 th&t the proper ~it m-._J be f ·t{!!!' t.ht given. to old 1ubac::riben and the pape!""~·&t~rled to new From Nov. :S a.t 8 p. tn. W Dec. .,_ cJo.lM! of Campal1n rf' · onea. Thia appliea only dUring the first".;.. Period of the , .; J;ampaian. DailyI Tribunerlly Carrier ' ! ' (.~ In e&le of a tie the- full amount of the prize won will s monttasfsaballlrtpUon $i.'J5-1Ufl vote& l)e paid to each tieiaa coateetant. 8 moalh~ dblortpt.lon p.J5-a:::OO YGlell ~ Women aad girla entering the campaign agree to 1 :r,u •hMlrtpUon SUD-8100 votes I ~r ~bscrlpU•tt Slt.tt-:tt.oot n•biide by the ~b_ove rulee aod aecept as full payment for Mrvicee· during tbe enterprise caah prize o1• Daily Tribune--By Mail they ·' are entitled to the THIRD PERIOD D'IIJy Tribune--By Carrier l? vrte• E. Walker,· Campalp ManiJ!rer D.-\ILY TRIBUNE and TRIBUNE·TELEGRAPH From Nov. lubf.t!rlp&lon tl.'l'~ vok11. 8 montbr~ llllbaorJp&lon• p.zs:;:....ooo vote. l year nbMerlptlon ti.GO-ls.itoo vote1 ! year ~baertptlon ·U~QOO - - Conteatanb May Nominate Th.,...oelveo. . SECOND PERIOD Daily Tribune--B;• Carrier m011th~ n Is not nece88ary ror 1oa o be a. sui:Jicrlber to the Dally Tlrba.ne or ' ' Close• Novelnber 18th. at. 8 P.M. ·• ' ~..., ..,., · ---i&-t~-;sU n~thiftr t.o en~e..-=-it eOfiQ-;_ot.h.a;( ~ Wi~·ln t.hla He looked tired; his ~yes were tn .\ .'\J'ft> Y . T:;e c. ' Yif.u can't 1oae. If you don't wi~ one of the ca•h,. rested hia ha~ · for a moment, a tlask from undpl' a napkin arid pound it, Tofu-it'11 do you UWIU YOU dance, DotT" She hid 11ot i!Unced wlt11 him 1~ ~ree ye&r1 i he MOV"6d freei)-', ,.,ultlea•l:v; abe felt &maller hh ' ' ·. , , :' , • - $5Ioo:~lN •or. You have everything to 'pajn .d¥C) ~nd lustrele.u; hia face w~ biWJeCt; one eye was &lil'htly P~"' Dorothy a\"Oided hia raz• Qt:il tt beC~m.e emb&r.tasaln•; theD 1~ met hla eyes. · $10 oo''IN'., C"IO.' !H . , .• f19 To be · f~ank nobody e'Ver Won &ny of the great pt"iZ'.. r ;..._..;.··-·.;.·.· ~.,,....ol: ....·..;. · ..._,,....·;,....'..;'.'.;"~ · of.thio \vorld'oeoodo by oittinr around and wishinw. WishTENTH PRIZE er;' never la!uf ,a.~yw;~.~· but in tb'.IO'IP· c · 1 . · -· · , •:· !'"f"'\. ,.. ! . . ; 1 z People admU"e follla who do thmrs. We auoc1ate ac· · '' ' tion with life and inaction with death. What we are ••' ' t ~nf t~ ~o ia to stir a little action· in yQur being. !.' ,You 1 . foldil 'Of her She amiled, eleepil)', " IIJim $20.00 ::!.:::::::__ t EI&IH Wfnthrop "We JN $')1':. ' "' to watl!b Freddy was juinpinr up dOW'Ilt wavina his shaerY amu, of tl!~\'!. h~j!ln~ • ji\TF~ ;I\r,ek ::11 CASH CASH CASH and Tribune-Telefirapfi. ' · . Employee• of the Daily Triburie 8.nd Tribune--Tele• &rapb aud their immediate familiea will not be permitted to compete of the prize1. Country eon-esponde,tb who contribute local newa from their vicinity win not be con· aidered employees. Any contestant who doe. not tum in. at leaat one aub. scription eaeh week after en&agina in campaign will be Thoutanda of pe01Jie io this at>ction of Ohio are n ·Jow dropped from the ac.tive list ef contenders. readers of these two papers. They not only read th( m t:. tJi Any pointa of contention arising during enterprilt!they are c~naidered a fami'ly ne_ceaaity. The Daily Tl-ibu~~ will be decided by the campa.ip mana~rer IIDd hia deciaior& will be fi,..J, brin•• to the home the latest newa , diatributed locally and Votes once placed to the credit of a conte1tant c.allllC't the Tribune .. TelecraRh furnialtea weekly a ccr.d <n .. rd '"' larce amount of important atate and cour..ty new-1 f a.r t · be transferred to the credit of another conte~rtant. Any agreements or cohesion on the pa.rt of eonte•tuta rural .eetioD.a. T ~fir. The forqoinr paragraph waa written for the purpo~ to the detrimt"nt of the campaign m.ay be con.aiderecl aU.ffi. .. dent ground• to diaqualify the guilty contender& from furof impre~ain1 upon· you the vi~~~ ·~art theae parers p~a ' 1 . the commerdal, .soc~1; ·'feli"gibus, r educationa, and enter- i ---------------~:--------------·---=---------------- ther participation in the enterprise. tainment life or thia locality. Campaip. will officially open Oct. 21, 1933 and dose FOURTH PRIZE SIXTH PRIZE FIFTH' PRIZE To moat folka the thia&l they have done seem of am.al: Dec. 4, 1933 ·~ which time the cash prizes will be awarded and commiuion• paid. Contestanta may etart to work c::cnseq"enee but the thiG&I' ~attempted loolt hard· M nt~CASH moot ionJIONjble; · lil 'afty uad-king from th•• ~l>ilcl~r:;f ::'i\V::~::V::\l · :,;..;::.;-:..:..· aew .aa it U not nece...ry to wait for thtt opeiaiaa' flate. . I . , a chicken coop to the Panama Cana'l a etart has to It· :The campaip. is clivided into three period• u will be made. A start i1 the most important thing in life. Noho<!· SEVENTH PRIZE , ~ld~TH ' ) >RI~S · . Jnoted by a study Of the vote 1chedule appearinc ()'ft this . ' : page. : S~becription• count the moat votea at til• be~in1¥~ ev~r ..~t .aiy ~here ~thou~a .•t·~ !You -cannot have fl I'RANC/5 .' PAIGN RULES OF CAMPAIGN Campaign ia OP;en to anY woman or a irl of good MJIU· tation reaidinl" in t,h e circ\(laUon .zoqe of the Daily Tribune nRST PRIZE The Daily Tribune ond Tribune-Telerroph desire lo , ·" (f.· e egrap r1 Pomeroy, Ohio Notlce iB hereby alven that Louis v. Lowtber has dulf appotntod t:.Dd qtlatuled "' ~litot of the .Es. a tti'~e of Jaola!Oh' Iiolvt~, . late of Meigs Ool!Dt7, . Ohio. decewred. Dated thb *h day Seplember, . ' • r1 une an Gen'.l GOGe 1 Bee&. 107U·.l"3 ~ r I ··-··--- �r ·-r-·· .. ~ .. ~· • t ' ,• • t .lf'l;l • • • ' I " •• ' ,. '. .. •' •o lUNDAY, OC'I'OBI'It 18, Ita! Tim DAILY~. OBIO. I IWJ.I 'I THE DAII· Y '.fJUJ UNE •Jnw • --<~•• .,oti<r loll!- "ll p., ~ •• ,.. - ,.-.. .. !$If, - - · Qlolo, . . . - &bo, Act ~ ~ " ' - " .... """ ......., OlfiDIII!I ~- "-ted .... I.Rnr- ~. ~. q. Wllm "'l' trloP!b moll<l: tor ~ 11!Q lb9uJd ID .0U..,..- '!luolr ~ aot ....-rUJ ' k1 I. 11!11>\!<!L .~~ lot-, l!<>W.........u..l 8ll4 ~1>10 . Ill 111<111· RJ!d,.-. ......... ..I. . In u lDilpoe dbe pvtfi;h.t aa , 4 ., ; ,. I .~ . ~"" . ......... ..... ~ · ' 1 a I \ . , .. ~ ,· . • • .. l DeU- .... Curior 117 1 ave t e vantage o Mall Weet ' " " "" " '"' "" t ~}Ono· lofDn~: .. ........ .. .. . Oov Konib ' """"""" " ' :ti!i!,~to=-~ - OPt y~ . . .. .. .. .. .. . . . • . .. 8.Gf ...,.:.; . . ~ ...";""'"""" " ' •• .•••••.• • ,,' I • .." •• ... ~ NO'IloE bF Ar!OINI'MEN'r r1 Eucl•W IN -.., 1-I.Owlbor- ' '• BURN OHIO COAL GREAT PRIZE VOTI G CA or !033. S. A, MOOullouah Judge of the ~f:e Court Melp County, Ohio • . .;: ----------7A~W~O~R~D~T~O~Y~O~U----------~~------------------·------------------------~~---------- ..;.~!? $250 00 IN -.creue their: circ:ulation. They know it ia goina to coat I money to do ao. They also know that the laws of com penaati4n .are juet. To receive you muat abo -1We. For you" help. then fore, they Are off.,.l inst r'c~1 re, ·•l!;l d. The campairn outlin~d in thie advertisement it ·not a popul•rity contest, for the ~-bing which counts in "-' :nn:ng the Bi1 Caah prizea ie votoa and votea muat be secured by teeurin1 paet due, renewal cr new su!J rcriptiorcs ro thr Daily Tribune or The Tribnn e·T( l-1;;r.llh . Alt AU71101t Olft· SECOND PRIZI $100.00 IN THIRD PRIZE $50.00 IN . I ~ l• t:.::...:·..·:: finioh Wiilroat' • berimim·r. , :' w~~ g&pi_ircoa~J ]WefiBrin• the victorioul!l alumqJ of Thomdy ke ~·e1:t . Dorothy sat at a em811 Jerry and . her f•thOr. buns over the hubbub, if b;v sJ.gn<~:1 , a mlrhty aw~pt throurh the ball room. orchestra awun6 into the ~~~;~ of the Thofldyke Victoey · ; •• "· •ll•lity.' Why not exerci .. it? You have fri~nd~ who bei alad to JiVe yo~ their •ubscription ' i£ you ••k .U.a; ahe rean~ed ho"f( inodl ~. ?wi rrown In thit tia:ae. PeoJ»lf wetellina- them; ~Unc to "'to !Wo- "You'l'e qUite the hero. Tom." IucJo:r." ' honored. Eveey cirl mt." tAsii ;,~· · ~- ··~'' · r ~'-' you will ,be paid a commiuio'\- F,\•erything is it~-'\'<!)'~ < • • J i ' ')~ ·_,: '' ~~ \ ...;· ~...:~!~~~;:!~~~~-~ . ~:··: ·~ t.sf'the -•g11. . ·\ ·. 1Ji~ ·wo~ai; o~ $j0l00 JN CASH ' ., ., .. TWEl)TH PRIZE ELEVENtli PRIZE .:· ~ ··· .t 0 "C!H . . .IN' \)Jt.O ' ',I "S ,. " ,.rJL I '· < "\ ,., 1 V 1 ·~· ;$$.QOtiN '~'CjJ;H ., '! ;•~ , 1 ' u'.':. I Z' : Dv. a:. • ' ·· cirl ha)ring the·mott vote•. to h'e} cN61it at the clo.., of the eampoirn wi11 be awarded the Firot Pri:ae of $250.00, the wontaa or ,-irl havin1 the ~ hirhe•! n~ber of voteo to her eredit wi~l receive,,t!>~'~ ond pr1z1>.6f ·$ 100.00 a01d 01> forth accordm• to the vot.. ·to the credit p~ each ~Or ,nil tbe caah prizeo be d.iokibuted until all the twelve priaes hue been diotf;bu~~­ Thooe who do - obare in the cub pri.., distribution will be paid ten. pe"i cent of the; money they have ·tu~ ui~ ; Note that s',U¥ulptlt:ny~o~t mclaf6l'bt!l!6ilint of Campaign. Vot;,. will be erediteil to each c~nPut d~ or. ~ewal8u~p-~ co~mt ~hf..,me ~ufn.. teatant for ou~.Crir,tiona o;:ul'iil aG_co~~inli\o ·yote ,scl!!'dtde priJ!l'!,d. below. Caoll o.:-valid check inual ii!!" ber of vote• ••~ .-w au-..lptioJ$t '·': · . .·; ·;· . · · '/'A conteot~' for,. the llir Cioah .f'rize' ;mal sec~ ao Why not entu the cam!'ail!i>, ndw, and ha-t·: tbe ; . all ~ub~iiP.t\onp.\t T~ Cla111f1~i1P,·.i•·:~iv~ed into th~ P.,~iods.. The ,first' per~d lrunr. : fro$1 1 vantage of an early otatt. You c.\n't' turn back1the hands now to l8tli. at.8 ·p. m. The akt\nd pertod runo from clooe of ftrat pertodJo Novemb~r 2Sth·at'8 many of her fri~~ tJ. help~ her u ·ah~ mai. dee~e. ·~ Contestant• a~ reque.t~ . to tum in ~- r;itail to.'• the oft;..,.,. Now are precious houro lor you if you will ua~ P.M. period runt:fro!ft'cJose of sPCond period to close of Ca!llpaip Decemller 4, 1933 at8 p.m. · I notllin1 ·~:> - l...., · o.o:nl FilJ out the nomination Blank in thia advertia~ them. ., ment thla minute and brin• or mail it to the eampaian of- " lice. Nec:eaaary 1upplie1 wi'l be immediate1y fum:ah~ you. ·, . FIRST PERIOD" .,., Tribune·Tekpaph to compete lor the prises. ·-· ,, .. .,::,, ,, >< I.·: .' 'I '' '" j. : ' I' FlU Oat and Mall Now, To4aJ, thlA .nwt.el ~~================~=====NOMINATION BLANK Good For 5.000 Votea Mr. John~n 1 · Diify 8 Great Prize Voting Campaip Pomeroy, Ohio Dear Sir! Nominate Name .... , .. , . , . . . .... , . , ..... Address ... ..... . ............. . -Town . . . , , , ...... st<lte ... .'. ,\ . As a contender for one of the bi~ cash awards in your $500.00 cash prize distribution. Tribune--By Mail )"HI" :l , .I c(lllteatrlnt. entertns. : mbht.ht Tribune· 11.50-1000 .,.._ ta:r IJ'aph ·tooo votel!l :t :rear ••rMrlptton S3 nl&es S yea.r aablcrlptiOR; ....~_; 't"O*es J ·( f year subllorlpftou $8.~~ YcKea;.! I year subacrlpUoa , .1. yotes "*• SfA0-10.000 ...10-U,OII votes SUO-H,OOG votes 5 year sabserlpttOw•'J.S&-1~ ji(),OOO l>•~.....,fice. . vnt~ 11ffen yOte..; "· . i ' •. ' 8 moath• subticriptl• .2.01-1600 ...otea I year .-rtpUot~ UJJG-.SIOO ....tn ! year •Dbllcri.,UC.n $1.GO-ti,IOO .-ate. S year salderlpUon $12,00' -.st,HB "*• Tribune·TeleiJ'aph 1 year sablllrlpt.lon $1.50-IUG 't"Otes ~ )'NI' . .hcrl,tlon U.cto--3200 nt.es .f~ JeN qbllerlpUen $4.51J-...i400 YO*es J 1-t: year •••rtptJon su~ 't"o1e8 " ·· ~~- ,._,. nbserlpUon SU0-12,801 votes .· eam.patgn.. , CLIP OUT AND MA~ AT INFORMATION BLANK Mr. Job.Dion E. Walbr, Campalrn M.aDapr DAILY TRIBUNE and TRmUNE-TELEGRAPII -. '" ' !:>.• • :, { .'~' · _,;~., .,..~. ~- <. ALL CONTENDERS-WHO-OO·NO"l·SHARE-IN· CASH-PRIZE DISTRIBUTION WILL BE PAID TEN PERCENT OF THE MONEY THEY HAVE TURNED IN. • .., . .,.,_, ' _, ....... --.-,, ."i:: Great Prize Voting Campaign """· Without obligation on my part kindly · furnish me full details as to how I may share in the $500.00 ca!lti prize distribution. Signed .. , . , . ...... , .... , , ... , , .. Address ····· ·· ·········· · ···· Town .. . ............ : ..... . State .... , ............... . I I ·· ' r •, Pomeroy, Ollie, NO LOSEBS-AIJ; WINNERS! Signed ........................ . '·Only one nomtnatlon blank p1aced to -the cr«ttt . or. each ' 0 nbscrlpt.lon p,CMJ-.1000 yo~ 1 year sabsertption $1.00-4761 YOtta 2 year &absorlpUon M.G0-18,801 't"Otel 3 year !l•bllerlp&lon Sll.oo-40,000 vote. Tribun,. TeleiJ'aph IJ.eo-ISOOO !5th. montl..s subaerlpUon $U5-1800 't"oteR months snbsclrlptlon $3.15-4000 't"Oioetl yea.r liubse~lon •ut-U,IIt ~ ~ Jf:ll.r subsrcftpUon ll!.tMJ-40,000 't"O• <" 3 re11r aa.~licrlp.&ton Sl!.fO-..M,fll votea lllbterlpUvn nltlleliptlan nlll:eliptlon aubacJ'lpllob niMertpUon to No•. Daily Tribune--By Mail; Q.tB···;I511) tote~ ,.ear 11ibac rlpllon lf.Oit-IIDo fGte' year 11•beeHpUon tiM· -IO.fOO: voWs ,.:1 I 3 8 J :! mont.h~11a.bll:lrlptl4tn :rear . 1ur year }"ll':llr 18th. at 11 p. m. at 8 p. m. eampaip offiee th~ ·,IUb&e!fipt~n.i they haV~__ : a~u~ 011 Saturday of eac.h week so1 th&t the proper ~it m-._J be f ·t{!!!' t.ht given. to old 1ubac::riben and the pape!""~·&t~rled to new From Nov. :S a.t 8 p. tn. W Dec. .,_ cJo.lM! of Campal1n rf' · onea. Thia appliea only dUring the first".;.. Period of the , .; J;ampaian. DailyI Tribunerlly Carrier ' ! ' (.~ In e&le of a tie the- full amount of the prize won will s monttasfsaballlrtpUon $i.'J5-1Ufl vote& l)e paid to each tieiaa coateetant. 8 moalh~ dblortpt.lon p.J5-a:::OO YGlell ~ Women aad girla entering the campaign agree to 1 :r,u •hMlrtpUon SUD-8100 votes I ~r ~bscrlpU•tt Slt.tt-:tt.oot n•biide by the ~b_ove rulee aod aecept as full payment for Mrvicee· during tbe enterprise caah prize o1• Daily Tribune--By Mail they ·' are entitled to the THIRD PERIOD D'IIJy Tribune--By Carrier l? vrte• E. Walker,· Campalp ManiJ!rer D.-\ILY TRIBUNE and TRIBUNE·TELEGRAPH From Nov. lubf.t!rlp&lon tl.'l'~ vok11. 8 montbr~ llllbaorJp&lon• p.zs:;:....ooo vote. l year nbMerlptlon ti.GO-ls.itoo vote1 ! year ~baertptlon ·U~QOO - - Conteatanb May Nominate Th.,...oelveo. . SECOND PERIOD Daily Tribune--B;• Carrier m011th~ n Is not nece88ary ror 1oa o be a. sui:Jicrlber to the Dally Tlrba.ne or ' ' Close• Novelnber 18th. at. 8 P.M. ·• ' ~..., ..,., · ---i&-t~-;sU n~thiftr t.o en~e..-=-it eOfiQ-;_ot.h.a;( ~ Wi~·ln t.hla He looked tired; his ~yes were tn .\ .'\J'ft> Y . T:;e c. ' Yif.u can't 1oae. If you don't wi~ one of the ca•h,. rested hia ha~ · for a moment, a tlask from undpl' a napkin arid pound it, Tofu-it'11 do you UWIU YOU dance, DotT" She hid 11ot i!Unced wlt11 him 1~ ~ree ye&r1 i he MOV"6d freei)-', ,.,ultlea•l:v; abe felt &maller hh ' ' ·. , , :' , • - $5Ioo:~lN •or. You have everything to 'pajn .d¥C) ~nd lustrele.u; hia face w~ biWJeCt; one eye was &lil'htly P~"' Dorothy a\"Oided hia raz• Qt:il tt beC~m.e emb&r.tasaln•; theD 1~ met hla eyes. · $10 oo''IN'., C"IO.' !H . , .• f19 To be · f~ank nobody e'Ver Won &ny of the great pt"iZ'.. r ;..._..;.··-·.;.·.· ~.,,....ol: ....·..;. · ..._,,....·;,....'..;'.'.;"~ · of.thio \vorld'oeoodo by oittinr around and wishinw. WishTENTH PRIZE er;' never la!uf ,a.~yw;~.~· but in tb'.IO'IP· c · 1 . · -· · , •:· !'"f"'\. ,.. ! . . ; 1 z People admU"e follla who do thmrs. We auoc1ate ac· · '' ' tion with life and inaction with death. What we are ••' ' t ~nf t~ ~o ia to stir a little action· in yQur being. !.' ,You 1 . foldil 'Of her She amiled, eleepil)', " IIJim $20.00 ::!.:::::::__ t EI&IH Wfnthrop "We JN $')1':. ' "' to watl!b Freddy was juinpinr up dOW'Ilt wavina his shaerY amu, of tl!~\'!. h~j!ln~ • ji\TF~ ;I\r,ek ::11 CASH CASH CASH and Tribune-Telefirapfi. ' · . Employee• of the Daily Triburie 8.nd Tribune--Tele• &rapb aud their immediate familiea will not be permitted to compete of the prize1. Country eon-esponde,tb who contribute local newa from their vicinity win not be con· aidered employees. Any contestant who doe. not tum in. at leaat one aub. scription eaeh week after en&agina in campaign will be Thoutanda of pe01Jie io this at>ction of Ohio are n ·Jow dropped from the ac.tive list ef contenders. readers of these two papers. They not only read th( m t:. tJi Any pointa of contention arising during enterprilt!they are c~naidered a fami'ly ne_ceaaity. The Daily Tl-ibu~~ will be decided by the campa.ip mana~rer IIDd hia deciaior& will be fi,..J, brin•• to the home the latest newa , diatributed locally and Votes once placed to the credit of a conte1tant c.allllC't the Tribune .. TelecraRh furnialtea weekly a ccr.d <n .. rd '"' larce amount of important atate and cour..ty new-1 f a.r t · be transferred to the credit of another conte~rtant. Any agreements or cohesion on the pa.rt of eonte•tuta rural .eetioD.a. T ~fir. The forqoinr paragraph waa written for the purpo~ to the detrimt"nt of the campaign m.ay be con.aiderecl aU.ffi. .. dent ground• to diaqualify the guilty contender& from furof impre~ain1 upon· you the vi~~~ ·~art theae parers p~a ' 1 . the commerdal, .soc~1; ·'feli"gibus, r educationa, and enter- i ---------------~:--------------·---=---------------- ther participation in the enterprise. tainment life or thia locality. Campaip. will officially open Oct. 21, 1933 and dose FOURTH PRIZE SIXTH PRIZE FIFTH' PRIZE To moat folka the thia&l they have done seem of am.al: Dec. 4, 1933 ·~ which time the cash prizes will be awarded and commiuion• paid. Contestanta may etart to work c::cnseq"enee but the thiG&I' ~attempted loolt hard· M nt~CASH moot ionJIONjble; · lil 'afty uad-king from th•• ~l>ilcl~r:;f ::'i\V::~::V::\l · :,;..;::.;-:..:..· aew .aa it U not nece...ry to wait for thtt opeiaiaa' flate. . I . , a chicken coop to the Panama Cana'l a etart has to It· :The campaip. is clivided into three period• u will be made. A start i1 the most important thing in life. Noho<!· SEVENTH PRIZE , ~ld~TH ' ) >RI~S · . Jnoted by a study Of the vote 1chedule appearinc ()'ft this . ' : page. : S~becription• count the moat votea at til• be~in1¥~ ev~r ..~t .aiy ~here ~thou~a .•t·~ !You -cannot have fl I'RANC/5 .' PAIGN RULES OF CAMPAIGN Campaign ia OP;en to anY woman or a irl of good MJIU· tation reaidinl" in t,h e circ\(laUon .zoqe of the Daily Tribune nRST PRIZE The Daily Tribune ond Tribune-Telerroph desire lo , ·" (f.· e egrap r1 Pomeroy, Ohio Notlce iB hereby alven that Louis v. Lowtber has dulf appotntod t:.Dd qtlatuled "' ~litot of the .Es. a tti'~e of Jaola!Oh' Iiolvt~, . late of Meigs Ool!Dt7, . Ohio. decewred. Dated thb *h day Seplember, . ' • r1 une an Gen'.l GOGe 1 Bee&. 107U·.l"3 ~ r I ··-··--- �• ~ 1 LON'lDALE, W.VA. SYRACUSE. .' ~ ,, • • SUNDAY, " • ., • ''·' ,, ' "•• StnmAY, OOTOD!lR 1111 1138 PeJ.tl Oastle IUld fr.mUJ ha4 ae YElUW ~nbnra: ARE. v1cnnm un~ ill'. and Mn. J . .M. Out.brttil- b.Jd u · 8at:d&y sueet.t Nn. OUtbrlt'a VJJCle, Ul'. aDd )ln. B4m Dave,. of LUtner COOk atWndad. • par~ Mn. Kary Oaatlt. Nr. and Mn. J . L. Cook and Stanley speo~ children apent Sunday wiU:i Mt. Bunday Ul. Raetne. Cock's al.r, Rowena Rayea and An !~ina" ~on was prea.famlly of a.wpaUa. ched. at ~e M. E. church Sunday Mrs. DeU.. OUUe rot.\ll'Q8Q. ll)w- D~orn~ b7 'the new pastor Rev. "'"" to .ber home al ~~ lltat&on RoweU. e.fter f9tlidltll some time with ber and Mrl. Lester Obllnler 1 - -~-~: Wer; tbe recent iJUeatl of 6111W' Mrs. Mary CUUe. Mra. and Mrs. 0 . 1!l. Guthrie bad Fn.nt ~Lckai'd and family. as Sunday 1ue1tf Mr. and Mre. ~t. BCp'y and dilldren, Add -- -~--Person of Athens, Mn. Myrtle PerADDISON EOn and son Paul and wife of .NI.Jl'ray City, md Mr. ~ !ln. J. M. Outhrla. and ehlldrel'l. At ......... . Two Tones and Scenics . . . . . . 30 ln. Rough Plasters . . . . . • ,., hu employ- SAXON ._,ube Pjdloo Orld---.00;9- aqteoci-#I.QO: Cabln~t Sct-een tube PliUeo BabF Grand IPO.OO; f40,00 All Porcela.ln au RaP.ae. lateat Bunaon Burn- Billy Beclcy and Max Reeves mo- Orove ThU1'8day. h:.red to Huntinaton Monday and w_T . Amos or Balllmore .. vlaltcoiled on triendJ. hl8 his cousin Mrs. Esther Parr. Samuel BlJ'IIf one of our aged. citlZtJn.8 and mtudclans won ftrat prize Mr. Amos a.t . t~ · tall f~t num Lm'ena Pritchett o! Dayton ~Pi~'n=s=-and Needle!il I'oc ono~ ~~ 1!'ci,:~~ f:'::~ I ::·N:;a~~~- $I.69 gal. pa.lnt- 3, yr. IJua.r. Roll Up Rl.chcote mR Roll Flat Up wau, qt. I $2.00, Gal. : Paint Washabl!! . . . . . . ISC ~: InteriOr Olooa Enamel Quart . . . . . . Miller Bros. . ! - 58 No. Court St. Dial821 Athena, Ohio. VI · f40.00: .100,00 NellQp~ (l(J· built) u..oo: Good Used Trutilpet .ID.60; f.U,$) New Trumpet <apeeialJ 13$.00; tf-t,.GO Ntw Unl- $M.&o New tu!Ua Cleaner, 8fle't· tal (Demon&trator) a3-UO: Oood uaed Eureka cleaner •11.00; Or· thophonlo Victrola t2Q.OO: 3-Batt:,ery r&eeli'ers and tubea ti.OO eacb-tn ~ playloe condition. emu. Swefl. revenac tor two dEfeats pa.at two consecutive yean the bands of tbe Gallipolis hiiJ.l ,aehool Blue De\IDs came to tlu thfl i nlch~ when they defeated the cQltlon of Blue DeV1la, 3l to 1, ror their second Southeast.em Oh·n leuue vtetory. Durltla the ftrst halr It waa olp-and--t.uck battle with th'J dleport team maklniJ the 01'81. ~> cor ~ whm Allensw~rth Walton BrOwaeiJ to vlalt bll mtt~r. made a beauti- a=~ ful run tor 30 )'arda tor the GaUtpoUe came bact with bibltlon or power with b•ok. Thompoon,___ •m!•_•~ng Middleport Une .c : . _;; that ended with c:c____ ,- goal. The acore W1!o8 lng Gallipolis w\1en again ciiJ'rled the bail H ~ld In a concerl.ed ended lu 11 800re. The latter half Wlit~ a scoring mdec for lhe they stepped ttl".! j)layg for no galn'i to run wHd to ta ll) Allenl!wortll was Lhe outst.a.ndlnj ball carrier. while Thompson, or Gallipolis, mO".de tc me dcdslvc sains with hi t~ powETful s trlde5 on l is was penal!1".8d II yd~;. tur off~ld.. on ~he ::1 yd~;. gu11 . thru a la1·gc hoi ~ uext JltiY a lt.e1· CkJthal d Phllco Radio&-Wall .·ape:r- Pt.lntll ete; H. M. port. To ul\ tackle sl~Uhes. Play began when Bennett klckc,J otf to Bctz on the 25 yd . Une rmd returned lt. to his own 32 y.: ::.tripe. Cklthq:-1:1. tool;. th e ball l hrt• vn lbe rlrst pla;y fur a gain of :nv · e-n yaktis tlu·p lcfl tackle. Oalllp>J· ~.60; veraa.J OIFNler, apl!clal j n'':•~la:tl~\~.,~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;~:~;;~~~~~ BI Cllif ~telTtl(t l return v.,n soc. to ~ to the er t29.60: aonn ISaiJn.oo Bu. ' . C>"l • ~ 11~ socl Wall Paper fl Paint Co. Devila Fail Check Jacketa Offenoe Blue Middleport Yellow Jackets $I.10' Enamel, all oolors QJUR7( ltliltt " ' -soo' Emeiaon IN SECOND HALF • I ·- Bill-Bro. Hmllle Up AU Sunlul Colon. 0 . D. Norman, wlte and ctaughMt. ~ Mrs. Ed Thompaon vi&lt- tr-r& ot Pllt'ke~IM.\I'r visited the t.'d ~ O(!nter relatives ~y. fW"mer '• sl.iter, Mra. o~ 8 . Parsc·.J8 Mr. and Mrs. Alex BaUea and MdNio.y. dallahter and IOIJ.·ID-law Mr. and Mftl. Watd Sane. Mnl. Esther T. Mra. James Reese leaVe Thursday P81T and Mrs. Erneat H. Monl.s r~:~r Charleston to vl.s1t relatives. t.allEd on Mrs c.a. Sayre ot Apple of,.2v~ . .f)ollara ISC CROll - ' - & In the face of rioing prices! lmaaine! di,r entire 1tock included in thi• Sale-Take advu· . taae of Thi1 Savina•! Compare Theoe Value• WALLPAPER PAINTS Modemlllt.ics I' . of I..w Ana:tb :u, Neva- Nip and Tuck Baule Turned Into Scorinl Melee -OF- WALL PAPER and P& •• ' ~ V[ RGAlliPOliS SENSATIONAL SALE EAGLE RIDGE I-8 tube WestfQ'b:luae Oablnet -blgh. boy-A-1 4londit10n....,_r. P'\l't!P> ' , Jiel.;.i\1<"' o Butler 24, l!.nmvllle t . . Tuppera Pla.ina TburadQ' n.lcht.. Mn. Ella Bowen ot A~ II spencUn1 aometlrne 'Wit.b. hej' alster a~ FOR SALE-Talu!D 1n on Pbtlcothe worl48 1ar1e1t ael.Unl radio. thte II, ~ tl; S t. Wula t9, ~Mil 1:,. ole~Roodtrot~ gtMIIt. laat weet Mr. Outle'a -, ~1Wt in th ' 1!3'ht ~IJk of the Mkldlc· port line foi 7 yd"'. Bei>Z ploweLl thl u the t.o imdtc 4th "own 1..\n'd , 1 .U ~·u ~ ~rfpiS. to AI JcmWo1·th 1\ne Al· Iem:w'orih ta."ck! ') pi:·.~ M:kJdle- btl~ \t:i.s stop~d weitt \lifu f !ght ~s tt~BPt'd Be~ett ' 1 yO ~~i7;~·~~;;~~!.~~{~~i~;~~~~ ::...-nr-...-:.,A:lfOf'~l Ril£y 11:mmpwn (m his t'jt cwn ~1\.d SWlsh: t mad-.; a >e~~tlfUl ....... klc ai t£1 about one_ "·--~- LOST-ctl.l(l oaae coni.a<.n•nll an· nua.l 1933 Card ow. e. Return tc. ¥r¥. ~ 8. r. Rickard, . Oraha.m Sta~. W. Va. Reward.. 10·12-St NO·.. Me. TEL.L ~ Mil' riOW ;MJNCEIIFUI. H!ISI aEE Mills Dalale Saunders for J<a-ip.tJna: les&oniS In oU, cr·~on oi pen an Ink.. na a. Thli;d &t., Mlddle)3<lrt. 10-13~3t MAN or Woman nllzecN~ ~'ards h11.nda o.ftet· All:n&wotth on l'Jlu own t8 time Ill!:; "' wnh ear. Houw Nc Sf!lllril. Se.lat7 distr1buttne:. nud cc.nunJI;'f!On. VP..ncemcn~. ""~~·;~!!;~:~!~ ThomJJl>l»l 11ght. tackle: iObP.-n~ Exc1Wl1v~: tor atiterrlto.\'j' Iclc~ l. 2621 .Orand ltlver, netro •'·• Mk.ll. 10-ltAll NOTICE TO \ ' OTER.S I tll-ke tbls means Lo m y candld&oy to tl\e amtouuct' o~ ~ o( Tt utt~c of Salisbury Townablp Your votll and Jntluence will be Cl'tMIY appreciated. 10~1D·2~·~; 11-!l ~VE'"- ~IS I ,,, WATe:2.LOO MET ' -- - co M.'( 'STYMEOOO .. ' ... 6 ". 6 . .... .. . ' . 0 . 0 0 ...... 1:.1 . . . .. . . 14 . . . • . • . ' .... 14 ............. 0 .. . .... 0 ............. .. 6 .... 0 lG .. . ....... 0 . . 19 ........... 7 .... 0 Tho golden days or the glib salesman and tho tricky trader and the careless buyer of care, are over and gone. It will be long before we see their Hke agaln. Every family in America knows that buying a car today represents about double the investment it did several years ago. Not that car prices have gone up, but family incomes have gone down. The national income which was 84 billions in 1929 is loss than 40 billions in 1933. This means that everybody is striving to make every outgoing dollar bring back an equal value in quality. And that is right. No country- ever comes to economic trouble where valu~s are kept equal. It is only when a man gives honeot labor ror the dollar which he receives, and is given dishonest value tor the dollar which he spends, that the nation's life becomes unbalanced and broken. This is an old lesson in Bible economics tbat we ought to have learned. • Buying a car and buying a house are on nearly the same level or importance in the mind or the American family just now. They are both iuljor investments. Both are considered from the point or long-tei'i use aild value . We do not buy houses to trade them for new ~dels every January. When we buy a house we expect to make it a home that will give us lOJIC • oaatortable and eoonoaical use . More than that , we expect that the mQnOf pr,toe will be so evenly matched with the real value or the house that we may reaaonably hppe to get back the unused part of our invsst..nt should we diep!se of it. ' ears are now being considered in exactly tho saae way . People are not bnyipg the sales talk invented by sellers. They are buying the qu~ity created by ~uracturors. quality is doing ~h~ tal~inc. . . -Jlllr exp~hl!I!Oe is tllat ;he !!,!! t~lk about oolllea after .lJ!! Jl!!!! l!Op~t !!& is in use. Til at is the ta~k we rely Pi\. · · ," ~~l!!HiirPf"l>Ji"'i!~~ aqt~~t on "" th~• .•owl~~ : l!f.l!ll r!!l'm•~ or~ ~itif ~ · ·~~i~ i.pv··~ont in "~·· Df:'r· .'1•~ kQoll .~4• · ~11"'~•: ~t · ~e .Pr p'op~~ l!!IVI ; b_outl!t"tll& F.or~ V-B.in t!>.e l!'St t+~ : 119~t~: .,. ~t ~ ll''ll *1\-t cbbioe ot e~ry alas~ _o~ , ~ar .~~er, both thcll• .wlio o~n. artol'li to_ ,.., . *~· ap4- ,ho~e ~~ ~u~t - o 0 rptu,ty aopno~~ze. ~i• · •*r is t~e loatcal ~g~*r to. 't4e o~retq~ .~'•r's '~fP~ fp~ v~v,. ' . . . .. ' ' 4n1 .! '.""" rr' .. ' ··.l ' �• ~ 1 LON'lDALE, W.VA. SYRACUSE. .' ~ ,, • • SUNDAY, " • ., • ''·' ,, ' "•• StnmAY, OOTOD!lR 1111 1138 PeJ.tl Oastle IUld fr.mUJ ha4 ae YElUW ~nbnra: ARE. v1cnnm un~ ill'. and Mn. J . .M. Out.brttil- b.Jd u · 8at:d&y sueet.t Nn. OUtbrlt'a VJJCle, Ul'. aDd )ln. B4m Dave,. of LUtner COOk atWndad. • par~ Mn. Kary Oaatlt. Nr. and Mn. J . L. Cook and Stanley speo~ children apent Sunday wiU:i Mt. Bunday Ul. Raetne. Cock's al.r, Rowena Rayea and An !~ina" ~on was prea.famlly of a.wpaUa. ched. at ~e M. E. church Sunday Mrs. DeU.. OUUe rot.\ll'Q8Q. ll)w- D~orn~ b7 'the new pastor Rev. "'"" to .ber home al ~~ lltat&on RoweU. e.fter f9tlidltll some time with ber and Mrl. Lester Obllnler 1 - -~-~: Wer; tbe recent iJUeatl of 6111W' Mrs. Mary CUUe. Mra. and Mrs. 0 . 1!l. Guthrie bad Fn.nt ~Lckai'd and family. as Sunday 1ue1tf Mr. and Mre. ~t. BCp'y and dilldren, Add -- -~--Person of Athens, Mn. Myrtle PerADDISON EOn and son Paul and wife of .NI.Jl'ray City, md Mr. ~ !ln. J. M. Outhrla. and ehlldrel'l. At ......... . Two Tones and Scenics . . . . . . 30 ln. Rough Plasters . . . . . • ,., hu employ- SAXON ._,ube Pjdloo Orld---.00;9- aqteoci-#I.QO: Cabln~t Sct-een tube PliUeo BabF Grand IPO.OO; f40,00 All Porcela.ln au RaP.ae. lateat Bunaon Burn- Billy Beclcy and Max Reeves mo- Orove ThU1'8day. h:.red to Huntinaton Monday and w_T . Amos or Balllmore .. vlaltcoiled on triendJ. hl8 his cousin Mrs. Esther Parr. Samuel BlJ'IIf one of our aged. citlZtJn.8 and mtudclans won ftrat prize Mr. Amos a.t . t~ · tall f~t num Lm'ena Pritchett o! Dayton ~Pi~'n=s=-and Needle!il I'oc ono~ ~~ 1!'ci,:~~ f:'::~ I ::·N:;a~~~- $I.69 gal. pa.lnt- 3, yr. IJua.r. Roll Up Rl.chcote mR Roll Flat Up wau, qt. I $2.00, Gal. : Paint Washabl!! . . . . . . ISC ~: InteriOr Olooa Enamel Quart . . . . . . Miller Bros. . ! - 58 No. Court St. Dial821 Athena, Ohio. VI · f40.00: .100,00 NellQp~ (l(J· built) u..oo: Good Used Trutilpet .ID.60; f.U,$) New Trumpet <apeeialJ 13$.00; tf-t,.GO Ntw Unl- $M.&o New tu!Ua Cleaner, 8fle't· tal (Demon&trator) a3-UO: Oood uaed Eureka cleaner •11.00; Or· thophonlo Victrola t2Q.OO: 3-Batt:,ery r&eeli'ers and tubea ti.OO eacb-tn ~ playloe condition. emu. Swefl. revenac tor two dEfeats pa.at two consecutive yean the bands of tbe Gallipolis hiiJ.l ,aehool Blue De\IDs came to tlu thfl i nlch~ when they defeated the cQltlon of Blue DeV1la, 3l to 1, ror their second Southeast.em Oh·n leuue vtetory. Durltla the ftrst halr It waa olp-and--t.uck battle with th'J dleport team maklniJ the 01'81. ~> cor ~ whm Allensw~rth Walton BrOwaeiJ to vlalt bll mtt~r. made a beauti- a=~ ful run tor 30 )'arda tor the GaUtpoUe came bact with bibltlon or power with b•ok. Thompoon,___ •m!•_•~ng Middleport Une .c : . _;; that ended with c:c____ ,- goal. The acore W1!o8 lng Gallipolis w\1en again ciiJ'rled the bail H ~ld In a concerl.ed ended lu 11 800re. The latter half Wlit~ a scoring mdec for lhe they stepped ttl".! j)layg for no galn'i to run wHd to ta ll) Allenl!wortll was Lhe outst.a.ndlnj ball carrier. while Thompson, or Gallipolis, mO".de tc me dcdslvc sains with hi t~ powETful s trlde5 on l is was penal!1".8d II yd~;. tur off~ld.. on ~he ::1 yd~;. gu11 . thru a la1·gc hoi ~ uext JltiY a lt.e1· CkJthal d Phllco Radio&-Wall .·ape:r- Pt.lntll ete; H. M. port. To ul\ tackle sl~Uhes. Play began when Bennett klckc,J otf to Bctz on the 25 yd . Une rmd returned lt. to his own 32 y.: ::.tripe. Cklthq:-1:1. tool;. th e ball l hrt• vn lbe rlrst pla;y fur a gain of :nv · e-n yaktis tlu·p lcfl tackle. Oalllp>J· ~.60; veraa.J OIFNler, apl!clal j n'':•~la:tl~\~.,~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;~:~;;~~~~~ BI Cllif ~telTtl(t l return v.,n soc. to ~ to the er t29.60: aonn ISaiJn.oo Bu. ' . C>"l • ~ 11~ socl Wall Paper fl Paint Co. Devila Fail Check Jacketa Offenoe Blue Middleport Yellow Jackets $I.10' Enamel, all oolors QJUR7( ltliltt " ' -soo' Emeiaon IN SECOND HALF • I ·- Bill-Bro. Hmllle Up AU Sunlul Colon. 0 . D. Norman, wlte and ctaughMt. ~ Mrs. Ed Thompaon vi&lt- tr-r& ot Pllt'ke~IM.\I'r visited the t.'d ~ O(!nter relatives ~y. fW"mer '• sl.iter, Mra. o~ 8 . Parsc·.J8 Mr. and Mrs. Alex BaUea and MdNio.y. dallahter and IOIJ.·ID-law Mr. and Mftl. Watd Sane. Mnl. Esther T. Mra. James Reese leaVe Thursday P81T and Mrs. Erneat H. Monl.s r~:~r Charleston to vl.s1t relatives. t.allEd on Mrs c.a. Sayre ot Apple of,.2v~ . .f)ollara ISC CROll - ' - & In the face of rioing prices! lmaaine! di,r entire 1tock included in thi• Sale-Take advu· . taae of Thi1 Savina•! Compare Theoe Value• WALLPAPER PAINTS Modemlllt.ics I' . of I..w Ana:tb :u, Neva- Nip and Tuck Baule Turned Into Scorinl Melee -OF- WALL PAPER and P& •• ' ~ V[ RGAlliPOliS SENSATIONAL SALE EAGLE RIDGE I-8 tube WestfQ'b:luae Oablnet -blgh. boy-A-1 4londit10n....,_r. P'\l't!P> ' , Jiel.;.i\1<"' o Butler 24, l!.nmvllle t . . Tuppera Pla.ina TburadQ' n.lcht.. Mn. Ella Bowen ot A~ II spencUn1 aometlrne 'Wit.b. hej' alster a~ FOR SALE-Talu!D 1n on Pbtlcothe worl48 1ar1e1t ael.Unl radio. thte II, ~ tl; S t. Wula t9, ~Mil 1:,. ole~Roodtrot~ gtMIIt. laat weet Mr. Outle'a -, ~1Wt in th ' 1!3'ht ~IJk of the Mkldlc· port line foi 7 yd"'. Bei>Z ploweLl thl u the t.o imdtc 4th "own 1..\n'd , 1 .U ~·u ~ ~rfpiS. to AI JcmWo1·th 1\ne Al· Iem:w'orih ta."ck! ') pi:·.~ M:kJdle- btl~ \t:i.s stop~d weitt \lifu f !ght ~s tt~BPt'd Be~ett ' 1 yO ~~i7;~·~~;;~~!.~~{~~i~;~~~~ ::...-nr-...-:.,A:lfOf'~l Ril£y 11:mmpwn (m his t'jt cwn ~1\.d SWlsh: t mad-.; a >e~~tlfUl ....... klc ai t£1 about one_ "·--~- LOST-ctl.l(l oaae coni.a<.n•nll an· nua.l 1933 Card ow. e. Return tc. ¥r¥. ~ 8. r. Rickard, . Oraha.m Sta~. W. Va. Reward.. 10·12-St NO·.. Me. TEL.L ~ Mil' riOW ;MJNCEIIFUI. H!ISI aEE Mills Dalale Saunders for J<a-ip.tJna: les&oniS In oU, cr·~on oi pen an Ink.. na a. Thli;d &t., Mlddle)3<lrt. 10-13~3t MAN or Woman nllzecN~ ~'ards h11.nda o.ftet· All:n&wotth on l'Jlu own t8 time Ill!:; "' wnh ear. Houw Nc Sf!lllril. Se.lat7 distr1buttne:. nud cc.nunJI;'f!On. VP..ncemcn~. ""~~·;~!!;~:~!~ ThomJJl>l»l 11ght. tackle: iObP.-n~ Exc1Wl1v~: tor atiterrlto.\'j' Iclc~ l. 2621 .Orand ltlver, netro •'·• Mk.ll. 10-ltAll NOTICE TO \ ' OTER.S I tll-ke tbls means Lo m y candld&oy to tl\e amtouuct' o~ ~ o( Tt utt~c of Salisbury Townablp Your votll and Jntluence will be Cl'tMIY appreciated. 10~1D·2~·~; 11-!l ~VE'"- ~IS I ,,, WATe:2.LOO MET ' -- - co M.'( 'STYMEOOO .. ' ... 6 ". 6 . .... .. . ' . 0 . 0 0 ...... 1:.1 . . . .. . . 14 . . . • . • . ' .... 14 ............. 0 .. . .... 0 ............. .. 6 .... 0 lG .. . ....... 0 . . 19 ........... 7 .... 0 Tho golden days or the glib salesman and tho tricky trader and the careless buyer of care, are over and gone. It will be long before we see their Hke agaln. Every family in America knows that buying a car today represents about double the investment it did several years ago. Not that car prices have gone up, but family incomes have gone down. The national income which was 84 billions in 1929 is loss than 40 billions in 1933. This means that everybody is striving to make every outgoing dollar bring back an equal value in quality. And that is right. No country- ever comes to economic trouble where valu~s are kept equal. It is only when a man gives honeot labor ror the dollar which he receives, and is given dishonest value tor the dollar which he spends, that the nation's life becomes unbalanced and broken. This is an old lesson in Bible economics tbat we ought to have learned. • Buying a car and buying a house are on nearly the same level or importance in the mind or the American family just now. They are both iuljor investments. Both are considered from the point or long-tei'i use aild value . We do not buy houses to trade them for new ~dels every January. When we buy a house we expect to make it a home that will give us lOJIC • oaatortable and eoonoaical use . More than that , we expect that the mQnOf pr,toe will be so evenly matched with the real value or the house that we may reaaonably hppe to get back the unused part of our invsst..nt should we diep!se of it. ' ears are now being considered in exactly tho saae way . People are not bnyipg the sales talk invented by sellers. They are buying the qu~ity created by ~uracturors. quality is doing ~h~ tal~inc. . . -Jlllr exp~hl!I!Oe is tllat ;he !!,!! t~lk about oolllea after .lJ!! Jl!!!! l!Op~t !!& is in use. Til at is the ta~k we rely Pi\. · · ," ~~l!!HiirPf"l>Ji"'i!~~ aqt~~t on "" th~• .•owl~~ : l!f.l!ll r!!l'm•~ or~ ~itif ~ · ·~~i~ i.pv··~ont in "~·· Df:'r· .'1•~ kQoll .~4• · ~11"'~•: ~t · ~e .Pr p'op~~ l!!IVI ; b_outl!t"tll& F.or~ V-B.in t!>.e l!'St t+~ : 119~t~: .,. ~t ~ ll''ll *1\-t cbbioe ot e~ry alas~ _o~ , ~ar .~~er, both thcll• .wlio o~n. artol'li to_ ,.., . *~· ap4- ,ho~e ~~ ~u~t - o 0 rptu,ty aopno~~ze. ~i• · •*r is t~e loatcal ~g~*r to. 't4e o~retq~ .~'•r's '~fP~ fp~ v~v,. ' . . . .. ' ' 4n1 .! '.""" rr' .. ' ··.l ' �' ' .AGI.IIJZ . HUll fr ' ol(lo aun •unu• ~ IOH ' ST AMO 111M IVL C:. L o WIUS 0 T o.' ·es Pro 111EATHER FORECAST- •. ~ ft ~Oh.lo---CloiJdy wtib rain ~i· NOTICE - It you want READERS' the Newa Oftlce of The Dall:r Tribune, call 288-L; If tho Office aek for 102-B. probt.bly 1n e-xtreme Wf.:lt porliona ~ momlnJ", Colder T\lead<JY and In wm ~ Baolne..i t.nlahl LEASED ATHENS C~UNTIAN rATALLY INJURU WHEN HIT BY AUU n •laninc a o1le·Ye&r l!ontrad call.. ng for a salary of $25,000, Elb.• varth Vines1 former national teDnla .hamplon, [OOk the loDJ(-contem .. olated plunge into P.J'()fesatonaliam. leis to meet Big Bill T1ldeb. Henri :ochet and othl!rs in a pro toUl'lleJ'j M New York aen Janoal'J. --- In Love Tragedy FOUR OTHERS Many Ohioan• Victima Of Unu1ual Miohapa Oyer Week-End - BY International News Servke Althouch three pel'SOJU!I death In one automobile cl'EI.tlh t.wo oLhers in separate ml';"~~!":...~ ddenta or an unusual ~ted more fatalities than llJiii "Ul & high weekend death l. TERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. NRA LAB~R BUARO ~PENLY OHIEO BY States Ia To Coatlaae To Reduce Armameat STHl ~SIOENT 1 Official Letter Sent By Davia Confirminr Attitude i Following Withdrawal From Seuion and Leag· I ue Of Nationa By Germany , Aut)>ority of Board Challenaed In Lat· eat Dilpnte - ·' TO FIGHT RULING That Board Haa Power To Summon Employ· en Of Labor Accident Oecura · Car Plun..,. Into Group Of Girla ,, NO REASON TO CHANGE ATTITUDE Jap Storm Center PRESIDENT'S PliN nRHEASE f CETSUN~ ERWAY More Than A Billio~ Dollan In Frozen Ao~ ' aeta, Affected I -- ' Davio Sayo, Becauoe Of Defection Of One Country; j Hendenon Sayo World Situation Grave Be· I ' cauae Of Dioarmament Pelay 1 - MAY MAKE LOANS. i To Cloaed Banka A• Hl1h i Geneva Oct. 16-INS-The reasons given by Ger- ' Imany for h:r precipitate withdrawal from the disarma- 1 lm•ent conference were ruled invalid today by the general Ico:mrnissio:n, which then voted to adjourn until October 26 Ao 50 Percent Of Depooib 1 1 ' ' '' Alt. Leuayt, of Burbank, Cal., thoWII. in hoepltf;l, where 11he IR rP. eoytriJaw fram a wound she mlhct P.~I GD htr,elt after she had allegrdl y alaitt her aweetheart.. Tom Bay, 'l!ln~. a aurvey showed todn.y 'Two wn died as the rel!lult of movlt eowbo;v. The shootimr r.lit falls and a Toledo student was the mu:ed a quarrPI ove r annthet victim or a drowntn• accldenL, the 11loman. :Qay Willi acqui tted of 1!ay· first in the state In several wet>kS. tq •nother film eowhoy, "Y~kim• Jim.. Anson. !n 1926. Obe man was killed by a train Several suicides. an aecldentat lhootlng, and another fatal $hoOtIll&' In whiCh a woman is held for .Aged Ohio Woman football game ~Jacked To Death queSU.oning brought the death Ust to at least 13. the survey 1-evealed. Returning from a ELt Lima, WWJ.am Woodruff, 17. David Sears, 16, and Rudolph Bcheldhnuer, 15, Bowlini oreen Hlih School a~udents were killed in a head on autocriLBh near Bowlltta Green. A Detroit man lind his son were inJured. Albert Fraley, 68, and Henry McGee, ?~ died In be~ latre traffic. Frank. Bowman, 35, of Columbus, dled rrom a ran from the top or a frelrht car, and Wllllll.tn Hun. 8&, died at Clndnnatt from lnjurle8 auftered ln a :fs.ll !rom a chalr. Ex-Convict Soul'ht in BrutP.I Murder; Body i• Found Floatinl' in Bay San Diego, Cal.. Oet. 18-INB-Sco.rclh waa underway today tor lhomas M. Jonea, 41, AB.id by poHce to be an ex-convict from Ohio State Prison following t.he &hastlJ'! mur~ Of Laura EDen Stn.w. '14, we11.lthy widow, tor~ atu-j,;;~~~~;~;r;t drowned saUiq with Edward Arnos,while Jr. 21, Toledo of frierida 1n Lake Erie near ' 695 ' : J ·~ , The thh ty-ulnth !l-nnuai con• t ventlon ot t.he Ohio Valley lmUl ( prc.vement Aaloc:latloo. wltl be held. at the N"therlorod Plar:a Hotel, In '1 \ ' ;~==~~~~~=~~~ 81Uida7 and MoDCJa.r "PADDY THE NEXT BF.S THING" 1 1 ~rltdtlous ' ( -- .,.. ' ' ' ...... ................... ..... .... Mer.l.ol trlbu"t.s.r:v Complotlor. p..ojccts, the-orrebuilding and re1oeu.l'pn or Jocks and dn~u, and ~t, arda to naVlgatldn requirf t e C4lun"'l ~n4 JI!UPJ.'Oflt. of .t.he ct t.hts tet:ntory These 'topics W l bt dlsc:une'd durlna: the 'llOilrerence. loH .Wool. ..... .111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . ...... I4Mzs•1 I' 11 a W w-1. , PAST COUNCILLORS ; SHOWER BRID£S "'- ' ............ ,; ........ we ...... _ •..,, 1a11 , ' ; " : "" ' ~ l II.....,Y tan• ro.r H I . ~"~- '~- / , , ,...~ Walter Connelb', Ha...,.j ' Mary MeConnlo ..,._hpo,o. ' Nc-~ww S~pherw. 8~~ Joe, r loiN I I C::...'flirllt .... I lanet 0a1JUN'r 1Wamer Bas- tet ' " \ I ; nurmc I ... ' < ' 1 ,..f 4 \ Parent 1'eachflri Msoc1ati9Vo Federal ,Oovef!lplf!Ut ,lor • ~1\e,..oon­ llowtQI Wa;,s ami Meaul.l!l tt'Olll.nd re~rula.tlon Of 'tm:ttsr*Jrtatq! :w.a appolnl.t!t.l· Mrs 111r- ilon ~t&-enctes and -the.r Q;irkUon and >nett1.lf:eo., Mrs.' Louis t:ltanley, M}11 D-llomnlon of t911Jlagc , .Le,tslatton ,.J, O!' ~oeder·and Mrs. Will Thomas will be intr6du41!odf frl the hext ~ thll meeting •hlch .... ~ Conl!;rest~ IPqtlliMRg !01 , the ' pay't:>retkled over by Mrs EtheliPUllllie 1nent or'tctlh " lll'ld ofher restrictive ~8rn.l,t,ll um~e.Qt of ~. n~~ntw...- Ji ensures Other. bills already pl'ettoO,; ij·.,.u·1niaouncett thnt the an- IJ;ared dlff~r. as to wtwre tbe r~:a:u~ 'nual lltbool HfJiowr'e n party wou~c1 lntory aulhor1ty llhall be placed be held Thursd'._y,.()etqber1H! t Plans are to lie preMnted proytdlng 1 for flood 001J.ltol ln. the valley. l 1 ,, Per8onals 1 t •\ •! '' • I\iQJed Jn lhe Public Work!! Admin, , lAlhtlon o! the NRA Will he 'pres-' r-T·A· ~EETtNG l'nt It was olan announ,C('{I ond o. · • ·1 1, ee d~scu81:11on or t.opt6 · made nce.nt m ~et1ni or \.M'ketJt etudl£m are now er.ga.ged lu ~l thi! :.1 ,, ... I TO C'lnclnnafl. Oct;obet'f 2:4 • and· :.16. It hu been announced h ere by Capt \ \ R H~DI!Itahl o! Mjddleport. . Sp~"'ef qatronlll prtnni~ce and I~BP,e_n _ qn _yariQus phaaes of !he ill(Wemh\ WiU:.J' partlctpatl!! In ' th~ p~m F'edtrai oil\clals en· ' r'~ ..~ i ;1 · , ~~~~~ i· ~, ;·.;~i· . I Sensation Sprung By Soviet Threatea.a Many SurpriMa fw Japan iD Event of War ~ With RuPia ; 16-INII- ne• ehal- -- ....... Cleveland. Oct. of Ute moat Carklon. or FAMOUS' fiLM STAR UNDERGOES KNIFE , -- HollyWood. Oct 18-INB-Sh'lck:- e"l 1uddenb, Jean lJarlow, platinum blone film ata.r, today wu reported ro be tn ''hilhlY u.tilfactory" condition toUawtnr an m~.era-ency opera- LIBERTY THEATRE, . ........... 'Oillo ,1 8111111AJ . . . Moft.., Uon tor ipPtodiolt.lll. 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