https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7db7c3e21384dc39f57e040638602502.pdf b91a2234b378c5a4a6f6ba6a2c9b4fdd PDF Text Text • '' 'I'BB DAILY 'l'BDUJG IOid'PO'I', 0B10. New Gas Fraaeblse Is READERS' NOT cl - a If you want tho News Oftlco of The Dally Tribune, eall 2~6-L; If the Bualneu Ofllee ask for 202-R. .. .. rt uur U1EATHER FORECAST-- n ·• -Oh-io---Fair pambty light rraet ~ 'cma lral and BouUl portlona tonJrht. Th~y pArtly r.louely and rll'lnt:: t~ml)f!ntm:t: FULL LEASED WIRE OF HITERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. U IN6UIR~ REVE~lS B~NK BOUGHT AND NEW RATE CALLS FOR 45 CENT GAS After Fint 1000 Feet Which Will Coot Fifty Cenb, Gao Company Wilt Take Caoe To Utilitiea Commiosion, Mr. Phillipo S..ys ELECTRIC Theatre --· TaMday and Wednqday "THE PRIDE OF THE LEGION" BJ.a-f'ln-Tin, the d«JJ", Bar· ban. Ken&, I l'uftU M.e· Donald, VlotoJ' Jorr, LaeiMI. IJWefleld. 8aUy Blane Tanan, The Feuleq In Tbanllerlq Death Matinee Wetlnesdaf t P. M. G..._ IGc-BI Sellool !Oo ~ "all Ood's chilluras ., II H!IOI.r P<O!I'•m• wltlo tlolt otonilng IP34 • PM·ILCO A ,.nulM A-lllCO ldJMrheterodynt w1d. IIHtlftt flew felhlteL Glorious font 1nd Ntn41rlcable per- got wings" ·. form.~ nee l S.~r •nd hear 1t &owl 81!1 ul1tiloft bf Cil.t:r n•w l ~\U "!HI~ PHILCOS Gr1 dl,plar• H! M. PHILCO 608 $27.50 CROSS COMPLETE- Federal Tax Paid Fine ·ty Fabries At Popular Prices. I LONGLEY "UNDIB ll.NlJI'E,.. John SUITS ' Red Lonaley ftJI ltnow.t of the Loaan hlt'h &<lhool tea.m undeJ went IW OIJfor the removal of th& a1 • at a ColumbUI bollpltal it has b!!ell leatned here Slnrle and double breaoted modelo. Stripeo, checlu, plain and fancy chevioto--AII the new Fall ohadeo. Ill reportoc:t as favor '"'~;,;~ub'~· Topcoats All 'row1d and half belto, balmacan otylea in the very new i . .o id pill~• . .d ~odelo. ... Tw. ... NEU'f DON ..,.W at. ~l IIMrt .. "'J ....... ~ ."'" "" ""' ..... ,..lool •tth .... :so so ... ... ...... ............. 11'1 ol ""'"....... - liiUIIC CLVII MICI!TII .. Not ..... II""'·flttM .,.. 11NM4 ~ ... Molly .......... w. ........... ,..,........ , ... . nil. 4 WI """'MI1 Wilson Broo. SHIRTS ••• 95 Newll'all_la_· ·'r, Oa- ...U... ....... THTH v...-......, The Store For Men and Bo)'l By Carrier U Cent..-8)' Mall M.OO PH INTO NRA: VWI.ATORS ~[ PR~~EGUHD Buainesa p re11'd ent1a .-1 D e cree Il Settinr Penaltie• Pubhohed Moot lntenoive Campaign Ever BeJUn, l1 "On The Way" IN 5 YEAR PERIOD EAGLE DISPLAYERS MANY ARE KNOWN After New Reccxd SOlD OWN SnGK ' AMD SO HAS NIIW.!J lt 1J In The Trtbtme DRIVE IS STARTfD End of Long !rial MUSSOliNI AGAINST ~ODGERS I H~~O TO REVIVE or INGOM[ nns OIS~RMI~JG MDV~ I Chaoe Na~ional Stock· holden Did Bir i lt.. Chairman Received More l Than Million As An- 1 nual Salary 1 By WILLIAM K HUTCHINSON INS Stat! Correspondent Wa.shlngton OCt 18---<INS--The NtocknoJders of Llle Cna.se J'4ajui nl Bank OOugh~ ,.n<J SOld 1-&00 OOIJ I 000 of their bnnk :i ~to~;k an tht boom ye11rs through a corporation which they ownea entire>)' It W8.l; u:vu1.Jed nt tht! Setmt• bauklng In~ qulr) 1 n e stockholder!:! MttropolltaJl duct created these bank .s stocks J. Uio u ,.o~uO " } busrne~s f1om 11.128 lo 19:!:.! lllclu~1ve I I I ltahan Premier Ttlea To Induce Httler To • Recon1ider WITHDRAWAL ACT �• '• ..' '• T E DAU Y TRIB u • ~ ltlllf't~ Ratu~~~~t,, , -----,; ..... '., ' '' ~Lhol!lh tr~Dt.ed. ADDOJD'ldut·le«US. Mwev!H' acellf:;t~ ~ '•• ,! '1m DAJLT ~. OBIO. .:in·Style·. Show l 9fjloo •• . DO$ neOtlfliMU'ilJr to bee l and desirable 1D I , -Arms Defi at Geneva II Publllbed O.C, ana. ' •' WJIDIIBIIDAY, 00'1'0~1!1\ 1., 11131 .. WEDHESDAY, OO'.l'OBJR liS, lhB ' l.Ofated•on 'I • ':Jr Secolld street, ~f. o. ual~Ctt.et'i .... n ' m.ittc..• tor public:~ the;, ' WheD. our ~ simd lbDuld 1D '-n ~ lip U1etr ' -·•• • ' '. : N~ ·' H. matt.t s..t. 13. IG'8, ol lilt - illl't QbiA, 1IDdlr tbe ~ oJ' J.la.rclb 3, 1119 ' NEWS "' u.om- 1 'Riil~cA'JI ..lVII tn--1!.0 ~ WUl ba p~~t<l. I ! o"' I VIRGINIA GREGG -;;-;--~ Pbone 582-L I I 1 1'AUGIO!I ' ' .' . N&TIONA.L 1\DVEB'iiSINO BEPBJ:SENTA1.'1VE8 r ... ,......... lao. (JlUHI~ ~..... M&U""'Ia~ llll"M. ' '···- I Mr 11nd MTa Wayne Orr of M.ur- mv~vl!le were S•tnday gue111.11 at Mr &nd Mrs Arthur Orr ~' ' Y'r and llre. Berman Oll'lclll 80N eaUed OD Jln, Lou1a& J. Wilson of Syrae11$1l! ~day Lyda Pearson attel'ded the welnw r• roast at Long Boltom Pr1day c.1g:ht It Wall sponsored by the lrtLC berK freshmen and AOpi'Oil\Ofe c!aarses ot Cheliter hlgh 5Chool Mr and Mrs Ralph Prank called "1 t..he formeor 's parenta, Mr and Mrs J B Frank Sunday 1 and ..,--,__,·I • .~Do One Month , .eo Three Mon'tha . . ..••• ...• u00 ~lx t.tqnllia . • . . . . . . •..... ·,:! ~.., r I ' I , - . ...-. ,._,, ,..,., •ule•: .,.. ..... ol ~ ..t ..,.! - · , .•••,. "'*" ....., ...._.uacen. pJ: ...c4 t4 !Hn t...-... I throw '-'I •• .. 111R ll\.il I ......~ na... dafte •t"J .. ' ' l(lMl 1rUled op. "Pop.' ' ~ \! ~ ,.... to he1' side. Tbere *•e , .-'\ le. ...,.. "' •"' ,. 1• The7 Were IU '*""~ ,.-ben Toml'rl7 had ai•~~•IJ •1114 ~'Now f',_eumon!•: JrfOTII .. tns he't~ )us~ hke ~ he w•• oa hia · · Muss~lini ~ BITTER f'EELINGS .... Duttn 1 Tb•p r.bappod dill l .......... - c cMtPed .... n ip. tflft&UV: ilafllll••• ICf critical host~Use$ ""~' Touua7 alld an4 'tol4 m• to all rip.t. Undent&Dd! Are 1 h&PP:V now 1"' llom .itodded and ahe mn.Ued. If C.._rlie Whitney u14 it, .... all ril'ht. 1Did \!ou JSver .Stop · tto ctblnlt 1 wu a w"1m·l ~n4 DorothJ wu a '""' ....,,, 1"''".! jtUit. like her pretty mother• pwllo Whltaor fu1 ..... .-, w.- •l'nind world. Mom By EDSON R. WAITE. SHAWNEE. OKLA. bv llaiiCI to toaeh DoroU.:r'• ilqen felt flmDJ, lifted .... hand .. wbo wu w.ritln1 out One of the W.O§~·· otn>lrhton. llo • • • THAT every mercbant muat aell rood• in order to atay in buaine~~. \ ,. Emma Mom .,.. ap and aroubd: tii'IH!, TbeiJ made ber OBITU~I' In order1to have a growing 'bu1ineu a mercl.ant mu~t ' vertiae. , J, .' ~-"!~· W:qr N'IJiaitc Ol:ueriaa u• ... . ·~'ri<>N ' o! tho Judre who ordered nudists 1.u weal' AdYertiainr brin1• buaine... l , :· while appearipg in puulic wlll be acclaimed thjnkilli and noting people There i• a bi~ betWeen clean Jivin~. lbve the , ' 'I ' I ' 1 :1 ~!!i"P!\~rlaCI~~itlllf ~rin1• 'T""'i'nc. , · , ' !"orco bualnea~ .11!•1! •!'Y. otJ,.t . , - ·- l"leilty ofnewapaper apace abould be uted. And tlp.t!'a why we recollitOtnd Gotil<lb - S!,lk 8tr94rli"ll"lh !:Wiu1eW l~f9l$ Co.tume Hoi5iery Newapaper advertioin1 io a builder of 1ood will. will of tbe people io needed for any buoineoo to exist. • Advertisin1 is a butinen builder. keep buildinr. ' The rood Every busineat mull The merchant who doeo not advertite simply aticb on tbe roail to failure until he aniveo• ., ' . THE MERCHANT WHO IS A PERSISTENT AND CON· SISTENTADVERTISERISALWAYS ON THE ROAD 1'0 SUCCESS. II- I'' ,, 1 , •' . (o~-ljf lf•1:1'f·ch,a,e, YAA lw!en't .any • •tiiP !lt O)U ~en- .~ter, .i4¥~ bi;..,~·..~ litii;~t ~J~ :!"' "~-~e.~d ~~ . .r :~t :ll!:~ tilllt prk.ee - · • I -~ . '. 'For whether you 11"1!1~ .~~ or ~~ W9.l'd ' a Q!!AAt ~11eDmiJ at hidle·,., ~E mldt ttdtic:c tbt l!«f!ICiion of your. aiocltings. ' I. • ••., t , • . " l ' .' .. " I I '' " �• '• ..' '• T E DAU Y TRIB u • ~ ltlllf't~ Ratu~~~~t,, , -----,; ..... '., ' '' ~Lhol!lh tr~Dt.ed. ADDOJD'ldut·le«US. Mwev!H' acellf:;t~ ~ '•• ,! '1m DAJLT ~. OBIO. .:in·Style·. Show l 9fjloo •• . DO$ neOtlfliMU'ilJr to bee l and desirable 1D I , -Arms Defi at Geneva II Publllbed O.C, ana. ' •' WJIDIIBIIDAY, 00'1'0~1!1\ 1., 11131 .. WEDHESDAY, OO'.l'OBJR liS, lhB ' l.Ofated•on 'I • ':Jr Secolld street, ~f. o. ual~Ctt.et'i .... n ' m.ittc..• tor public:~ the;, ' WheD. our ~ simd lbDuld 1D '-n ~ lip U1etr ' -·•• • ' '. : N~ ·' H. matt.t s..t. 13. IG'8, ol lilt - illl't QbiA, 1IDdlr tbe ~ oJ' J.la.rclb 3, 1119 ' NEWS "' u.om- 1 'Riil~cA'JI ..lVII tn--1!.0 ~ WUl ba p~~t<l. I ! o"' I VIRGINIA GREGG -;;-;--~ Pbone 582-L I I 1 1'AUGIO!I ' ' .' . N&TIONA.L 1\DVEB'iiSINO BEPBJ:SENTA1.'1VE8 r ... ,......... lao. (JlUHI~ ~..... M&U""'Ia~ llll"M. ' '···- I Mr 11nd MTa Wayne Orr of M.ur- mv~vl!le were S•tnday gue111.11 at Mr &nd Mrs Arthur Orr ~' ' Y'r and llre. Berman Oll'lclll 80N eaUed OD Jln, Lou1a& J. Wilson of Syrae11$1l! ~day Lyda Pearson attel'ded the welnw r• roast at Long Boltom Pr1day c.1g:ht It Wall sponsored by the lrtLC berK freshmen and AOpi'Oil\Ofe c!aarses ot Cheliter hlgh 5Chool Mr and Mrs Ralph Prank called "1 t..he formeor 's parenta, Mr and Mrs J B Frank Sunday 1 and ..,--,__,·I • .~Do One Month , .eo Three Mon'tha . . ..••• ...• u00 ~lx t.tqnllia . • . . . . . . •..... ·,:! ~.., r I ' I , - . ...-. ,._,, ,..,., •ule•: .,.. ..... ol ~ ..t ..,.! - · , .•••,. "'*" ....., ...._.uacen. pJ: ...c4 t4 !Hn t...-... I throw '-'I •• .. 111R ll\.il I ......~ na... dafte •t"J .. ' ' l(lMl 1rUled op. "Pop.' ' ~ \! ~ ,.... to he1' side. Tbere *•e , .-'\ le. ...,.. "' •"' ,. 1• The7 Were IU '*""~ ,.-ben Toml'rl7 had ai•~~•IJ •1114 ~'Now f',_eumon!•: JrfOTII .. tns he't~ )us~ hke ~ he w•• oa hia · · Muss~lini ~ BITTER f'EELINGS .... Duttn 1 Tb•p r.bappod dill l .......... - c cMtPed .... n ip. tflft&UV: ilafllll••• ICf critical host~Use$ ""~' Touua7 alld an4 'tol4 m• to all rip.t. Undent&Dd! Are 1 h&PP:V now 1"' llom .itodded and ahe mn.Ued. If C.._rlie Whitney u14 it, .... all ril'ht. 1Did \!ou JSver .Stop · tto ctblnlt 1 wu a w"1m·l ~n4 DorothJ wu a '""' ....,,, 1"''".! jtUit. like her pretty mother• pwllo Whltaor fu1 ..... .-, w.- •l'nind world. Mom By EDSON R. WAITE. SHAWNEE. OKLA. bv llaiiCI to toaeh DoroU.:r'• ilqen felt flmDJ, lifted .... hand .. wbo wu w.ritln1 out One of the W.O§~·· otn>lrhton. llo • • • THAT every mercbant muat aell rood• in order to atay in buaine~~. \ ,. Emma Mom .,.. ap and aroubd: tii'IH!, TbeiJ made ber OBITU~I' In order1to have a growing 'bu1ineu a mercl.ant mu~t ' vertiae. , J, .' ~-"!~· W:qr N'IJiaitc Ol:ueriaa u• ... . ·~'ri<>N ' o! tho Judre who ordered nudists 1.u weal' AdYertiainr brin1• buaine... l , :· while appearipg in puulic wlll be acclaimed thjnkilli and noting people There i• a bi~ betWeen clean Jivin~. lbve the , ' 'I ' I ' 1 :1 ~!!i"P!\~rlaCI~~itlllf ~rin1• 'T""'i'nc. , · , ' !"orco bualnea~ .11!•1! •!'Y. otJ,.t . , - ·- l"leilty ofnewapaper apace abould be uted. And tlp.t!'a why we recollitOtnd Gotil<lb - S!,lk 8tr94rli"ll"lh !:Wiu1eW l~f9l$ Co.tume Hoi5iery Newapaper advertioin1 io a builder of 1ood will. will of tbe people io needed for any buoineoo to exist. • Advertisin1 is a butinen builder. keep buildinr. ' The rood Every busineat mull The merchant who doeo not advertite simply aticb on tbe roail to failure until he aniveo• ., ' . THE MERCHANT WHO IS A PERSISTENT AND CON· SISTENTADVERTISERISALWAYS ON THE ROAD 1'0 SUCCESS. II- I'' ,, 1 , •' . (o~-ljf lf•1:1'f·ch,a,e, YAA lw!en't .any • •tiiP !lt O)U ~en- .~ter, .i4¥~ bi;..,~·..~ litii;~t ~J~ :!"' "~-~e.~d ~~ . .r :~t :ll!:~ tilllt prk.ee - · • I -~ . '. 'For whether you 11"1!1~ .~~ or ~~ W9.l'd ' a Q!!AAt ~11eDmiJ at hidle·,., ~E mldt ttdtic:c tbt l!«f!ICiion of your. aiocltings. ' I. • ••., t , • . " l ' .' .. " I I '' " �. llt'!il'·~ . C~'AUIPlU A~V.EJlTISlNG I~CTlQN • Yn. ClQ" P&I10DI. ..m, ::---~;;;;;;;;--s:;-;; 1Billy, 0! Boom~. W. VJL, Ill w a a ~ta ot Mr. and lC'a. lf~ )Jc ,8"'0 ... . C r •• k •p.d PomerO'f• ~. ever tJw Wele.k ocl • Ill'. and ¥n:. O~rkll Wl\bi'Ofi truck whMimoupled ""'" oponl '""'""' will> . !lor. R>~>lMr, . 3.a... . KoiiJ Sp~Ohldl >~<:, o::r..'::~,:.'.."'~!1:"":; -·· Remer Sayre of fl4o O~e etl on b1S father, J. A. Sayre (11 gL) ! t,in. M,OO n•ara. _.J o · Kadetta, were- rur,ata ot Kr•~ Da.· *'·- Rhoer- Salt- Cft., Malon ,..ld PhWipa, ,und&y. 0 , _, •' • tAl? • R.....n Brown of Autons, lpeDI ~. ~ty. -rt• ••~ ..,.. · _,.,~ tbe wKk and with hll parents. ~ ....~-------- Mr. tnd .Mre. Dana :8ro'Wnt IO~· D. -• l'l1<la> eveobla tho m - of ~; ~ ¥uri 5-pePt OIJ. M~anlc st., modern wltll Mn.. ¥rank St.ewart, wbero wlah b 9tfH' - ~d 1araae. _J. s. ltrtd~red a. tUtprlae PO~l ot ill bon· 10 lli..JL ')I' ot Olarice M.aai, wtw lflft f~ • Bat'brrtn.ra, Sunday to maM bin' home with her liater: Mila Irene Oru~aer WN f rte:!nt tsppl• ~Y •• · vi1 ~1.(Jr wt~h fri!Jld! In Clev~land. Mr. $Dd Mn. Edward Moraa:n, Eltward Md d&\lrbt.er, ltla., of j · 1'.1.0n, c&me Friday and reMalned llntll Sun~y with relative~. Me.>. ld& Ra, who bU beaD v~ her rlalJ¥ht.!r, Mra. :Morpn, tor aeveru •,·ceta, accompanied them t.a her 1011, li~me no more, And those long parted meet a.galn. -t ~ Sale, I M~ - - - - Bchaefar It.uirMt&&weekML.rv for st. Louis where Ehe cd on Mr .. and Mrs. Joshua wu. ao.l --- WANTED POLLY AND HER PMAS Left Out: M Bta4bury, Sunday. PORTLAND A Halloween. proaram has Dee!! arranred for presentation at the &e:hool buildtnlf, Prklay, October 21 it- baa been announced. Pun anel en· tH'tail'lment wUI be ~ided with m1naitel boys, the ... I.Diininy ana tbe Plckantnny", redtattona, contesta, fOJtUJle teiiera, carnival wheoll. etc. Refreahmen~a will ·be aerved during tlle cvenlna. The ~. E. L&diell h~d th~ir VlJ'tiDI.a ~unday. R. SpeDCer moved to the Aid Society Jar monQlJll meetl.,nc at tbl!l hOme or l\r.lrs. M•t~e: IJendenon Jaat Wed:rJe~. The fQIIowlni omeets were dec,ed for the comlni year : ~, lltie.&!~11~. Mrs, fJad.le Lee, 1st vice Ptellident Mrs, J,lelle Delaney; 2nd vice greB1dept Mta. EdDa Payn:ter: !t'cretary, Mrs. ~attle Hendenon; Treaaurer, Mt11. Lona Oox. ·. Mrs. Ole.rey's Bwt.-ay scitool cl~ wm atve a _.soclal in the churcb tla.semcnt uext Pride.y evo::nlna:. W. a. MoKelve,- ..nd family and fum ----- Spencer. annual dltm~r and .nJU· ~r PrldR:r aJl!i J11.mes Watson moved hla famll,)l Into the house vaeated by Mr. hfiddleewart - 1 B~ield' Riddled A• Reault Of ll\elicibiJiq.' i'!O,.W>;y OF KLOES; MOORE T:Qm Hard At Preparation For . Friday'a Tilt U lt isn't one thing In d an athlet1c coach to make · ·~ I - t:- ;i 'fUfl'JftflYWHEN tEAGU[ lf.ADfHS ~ PUY THIS W££1 j Athmu, 0., Oct. 11---ln .~ ~"" challenan, for the nnt ume h.. yeara, Ohl9 unLveralty'l UP· football machine wUl Loll''n And 1\fidiUBJIIOrt! To Me~t Athena AnJI 1 Jacluon j ot Do you know why the wotn't welcome' She, henelf, didn't. Air WEEK END Prefer expert · ence IJ) indllltrla.l mP.tntenancto l'!Ot'k or one wl'lo ha,ll MO:.tdtD ·r~ ­ dt:.J~tml plp,nts. .V{l;t.Ue no i:-.· veatment kl reQuired, the man w~ se!ect will ill~Vc Ruftlclent captt·:1.l pnd collibJec.ce 1~ hla abUlty t•J d<!alre ·4o work 01~ 11o co~. tmd bOnus bQ.sll. Por' tn:tei'vk:w Wrtte Box 3'76, Pomeroy. lD•ltl·lL Utat Ohio bas UU'ee pm.'31. ~Pome~oy Pl~ya .Rl!.tland 1 · Wlule c,Jbpoha Haa No Game . not , ' t~it tai;. ¥Wul, o0 .~ otMr nand. a br~rbii a. ~U ~oom IntO tile Hoc::kln& Valley, I rome·· ext.eq.t. H ERE Ia one team where at1u's aJ'c 1.g t.he \in,c. , ~::~;~ r..n, Ule praetlce fteld . Havtns , been content With '-'.mple 1Pfnnera aM Buch)'e lorwarile. C•~•lpt.bot Ga.{lus, Va:Jl~k',itlft:, •Pa., :..n!ll line playa-, tbe Bobcat m!llltor DOIIV to drill h1s men in the teat,.. cr an4 trlck.ler pla)'s o1 the War· pla.nl!i Gillman, Minneapnlll!, Minn., as all-ADlerlcil candi· dates and their pia)' does not pasa that of tlte two .figantic loa, Ted Rosequlat, .C leveland, an.d "BIJLckie'' Conrad, WQO!!Zr, 0 Rotleqtli'l!t is rated ae the best tackle ln the Big Ten. Thi.Bline avo~••:•• · ~2 pounds from tackle to tackll· ~ 108 .POUnds from end to enrl. ner ayltem. Peden haa atao ~ iiJlvtnr ~bl ~ attenUOn to Ohio'e aerial oftens& and. dcl'enae. The !act that Peden waa able to keep hl! first tetm on th~ ~dele. lines last Be. tlil'Uay aa the thiltl and !ourt.il strtns:en ran up a 0 score aplnat Pno.01klln collqe will e.nable the Ohio coaches to utJliZe full rn~nrth agalnllt the Redsklm. KE-n Sennett, senh.r l~lted upon 'l.,.. guard of =-- Passing Places Sophomore Back On State's Team Fisch Wina Poaiti.an on Back Field; i1 Har-d Run; ner; Never on. Loser ------- I Football Briefs ~•sNOW ~.;~~1.1.. ----~- 5ANITARI:J"' FAMGUS COACH IS VICTIM OF HJ;:ARi Columbus, 0., Oct. l8--IN8E:trtcken with a heart a.ttack as Jte was about to begin a round of gOlf. S:teplwn ~- Futrell. !~mer track (Joa.ch at OtJto .state Qnlv.orstty anct t.hc Oglver.sity of Mlc.htgan, fell dead In Ann Arbor, Mich., yesterday. pevcloper ol ttuch outataQ~Ung rtwners aa Carl Jobn.son, Dehart, a.nd ~ddie T~n, F.arrell eon~eded tp be .one of · fommdst professlor.al last t~o J~llc:~e&. I:t;e Engllsh Bhelftnld ~~~~.~•,;;· t&i:inr $t6.000 tn prize rnoney. He w.~. tJ·ack (\Odell at Ol$ ,fJ~at z Untvea·~~ here fl:qm UllO to 1Pl2. Name ............................... . Addreea ............................ . Town .................. State ....... . Void if mailed or delivered to campai11n office, ~a,tin Hotel Buildina, Pomeroy, Ohio after October 20, 1933. .. , {[ ftnglf Residence: --r-o-- . . ' .. , - Chkt~~t. Oct. te - fl:o18 ' - Ll nyH B.t~IJ, 2211 pound ~dr:HI. was bac!~ in tlle Chloayo ~~ ~tl-¥11 •, lin::!UI> llldt\)' nud will b~ tea(b· to &ta;rt. a~lud .PUI'd~c.• ~tur.f,~tJ~. ~He )1at1 beot'. r.ut with lltlurle' ulncc cat-l;v teai>On. I! \I Ji MIAMI UNIVERSITY At Atheno, Q~!o! S,~d~y, Octob~r. 21, . 2 P. M.·--llom:ecilnunr Game ADMISSION $1.25 plu• tax. Did You Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma JNO. F. D. AUE, PUBLISHER OF THE WHIT'I'IER (CALIFORNIA NEWS, SAYS: .... ''The newopaper of your community occ:upiea a place that cannot be filled by any other newapaper publillhed in ,any other community. Your new•Pa,Per ia p.rt ahd parcel of your com· ~unity. It i• part of ita very life. "It chronicle• the happenings, lar11e and amaU, of the friends and neighbors in your community. The content• of your paper a>·e u much a part or each day in your community aa the friend1. ly gosaip and viaiting is ,p art of the eve!lini when you bold a club'• ladies nirht or the regular monthliY meeti!lg of the br?therbood of your church. "It ia necdle11 to <!baerve 11141.! yo'!f 11.1'111" newapaper o!lly ~n 11enui~"ly ,r,~~te ~e ~tt!!'~\J b! ~~r . ~~~njty ; l:leuui~ ~he ne.w•P.&P"" pubba~e!l el•ewl!ep. owea I~J. •)ll'Piirt ami alleaiance t9 ita.b)I'Mq~u~~· · ' ""G'Ii-AfeR:PU,IJJ;ISI:fQ:p'll CAN 'llfE fii.:~CE Afir Q.'Ffl~iJ €Qr!JMJJI'ilTY P~Ef!. · P.iJBaJlSJfEO IN a-f·f.ift . I I• '' ~'~' ~. '.J: I'' .i ' 1· ~:. < , '.i ,r~ ,.. • J'/ ·-~· ' ~ ''' •, '' • •' '' . ~ ...""'··- lui ~ ........ ........ . ' ~ ·-···"( ,, .......... llul ; or ' OD n.... ob'• ..... • VII "And Remember thillt advertiaina ia the new• of YC!I!" mfll'" c~ta. It ir. their 'viait' with tjle reac!era. It i• for that reaaon that only a~vertioiJ>II in your paper·, can •~cce~fully mov~ merchandiae off the ohelvea of the mer¢hlanb in J:"''r co~~plty. · ........ i . ========== <>~o Daily Tribune and Tribune·Telelfaph · G1eat Votina CampaiJn Write name and Addreaa below to whom you deaire theae votea credited. ' ~ fOOTBALL! . NGLre Dame .. Ind ., Oel. 16--INS'Ihe Notre Dame ve.rslt.y rootbllll 1 .,.. ~ ­ team laced <:. hen.vy scrimmage to- ~~ AiSEA "S 'THI'! WORI..O 'TMINKt;,! THIS COUPON GOOD FQ~ 25 VOTES IN AWARDING $500;00 IN CASH PRIZES -~ ~ I LaFayette, Ind.. Oct. 18 -INB ~ With two Uro.emen, Capt. Duteh Ft>hrlna: .and Art La.wrence, on the t! lll{ed Ust, Coach Noble Kizer day was handicapped In bls to build a suitable defeiUie to Chicago Snturday. Two new per. f< rmers, Cat·I Heldt at tackle, nod Ed Bk.oronskl :\t center, were in the fcrward wall h' 11 long drill on of· f('llliC und de!cJJt'C. CLA"IIY ' ~ and _M _"_· lambert P~al'l!lacal Campany, St. la~l~ Mo., u. s. A. ~-~ · ··«•·- Neweomentown, team at. Mansfield wa:; undefeaLcd 1 day aga.lrut Carnegie Tech formll- Ralph Robinette, McArthur, senlur lor three rears and so fa.r th J Ohio 1 tlona. Oluppolrlted with tbe wort baU, wUI probably be ready to see State t~am had llO trcubl :: Y."b· 1 of his shock troopa, Coach Heartly action against the Hlamlans. Bennett baa recovered from an nlng. Audenou said he would start h1l ankle Lnjaey r€001ved tvto we~ks .A ft!'lc - !ookll~(;. bcylsh, 2li·YC!l':- rl'gulars agalnllt Came~tle BatqrdaJ cld 3'0uth, FiS<'h is nn excellent end use them throua:houL. ID-JWtea aso, wblle Roblnettoe 11 dJil nurs-nt-udcnt. Right now, rocau:.ll 1s Jo will keep Tony Ma:u.lottl out of lnl' l:lroten rll»l. l"(!CE!ivect in prac• tice a few day.s before the Purdue han n ~::u· crr , but hJ also realizes Saturday's game, Andel'801l 88Jd. contest. Wlth Miami sendlni a !hat hls cduco.~Jcp ls o! tnajor. imillJ"'e delegation of lallll to Athens r,crtance. He rendS old llt.cmture, and !.he Homec~ng u.tbact.ion wuus nothing but . brown s uits, UNION RIIJGE being what lt ill, a rerord crow1 never Cnnces, can zee no r'!a.son . As expect:d to Jam tbe sta.d1un1 why Ohio BLnte should be bcn.tcn here Saturday. Besse Wella is much lmPI'QV,td. Ghls seawn. , Alma WoodE;ard 'N8..111 V\alttn1 BcliSl>:! Wells sunday. Alva Cclllns sustained bruil;ets Mlnnea~ollt;. Oc~. J8 - INS w!d suffered from ~;hoek when he Upon a collecllon of ne"¥ playaalld was thrown from an expreas one i':mti.tlons Mint:.el;ota. todJY ·b¥ed By lnitra!I.Uoual News Service l'ay last week when hl.s pony be· Us hope o~ et.oP~ the :Pi.tt.ab~ Blccmlngton, Ind., Oct. 18-INS- cn.me uncontroll.e.blc. Panthen Saturday. A bad ~tf: An Injured k:n.ee may keep Vernon Jnne Cottrill returned home Sat· will keep Pug Lund, baltbac~ at., Huffman, half ou~ of the In · urdL1y. out o! scrlmmag? all week. bllt ~.lana backfield the A. C. T ipkln returned to Qls Coach Blel;man ex~ l.(! ·.\111!. ~ Hcosler ~leven r.ooie II~' Log 1m -a .few d8.)'o!l .QO, .He AJiiP.h\ilt "'l"tt~ ·-a!ern\i\tt-tftis'i:le\rllta ct Evanston. a fl.ve man 8econdfl,ry to eope wlt!1 · ls In very poor health. In a loog olfenslve drill against _ o_ c o: ~ar _ kl~l~ s imp~o~v=l•:;•::· :;: ' :;:the:;::;::;:PI:;:Ito;;;;p:;";;;."' '· Northwestern formations Jesse Pabl:l, little. negro halfback. skirted the ends for sevcml long runs. •how that u,t.rln• promptly QWtrcom•• odors ordinary anti· •ePt1C.1 can't hide In .f doys. in -the Oueen City- _p. ~ Coaeb Don Peden haa be':!n work- eluliv<~ backs, ,fodtbaill MiddleWest &re p6in'tlni to Safe Shooting ~c in&' at.renuoua:y \\1th b1s ~ UUs week behind clo6:d doon at ~c fact that Ohio Stll.ko ihas 1 OlD NQT PI\RI5H .." tho en~.er becauae tb!l~ an<l pollah oft- tiSTERINE .. , um. at lQ Hallto•la (bad breath), the soclol fault no one forgives, wot the recnon. Yet no one n-.c;f l_ 1ove halltosl1. Gargling with Lla• .rlne in1tantly destroy• mouth odors and checks infection. UM It daily. Recent te1t1 - - · - -- - - -· the Bobcat&' I to·'" , ·.: LilDDt.E·A •.:-ED salesman tor ex• elusive territory, - IWU', , .and M..11. Wm. ~· Tllou11U, Ethel and Clara Oa.rlaild 1Vel.'3 ler.t.ve Mr. antt-Mra. Wm, L. Thomaa cab· pe&tt of kr, and l.t:l'l!l. Authe~n I. ' Help Wanted 1 ..J• .- - - - - - r..t,::ce. Mary Ellr.aboth Streich. Wllllam& ill r _::ported very poo!'ly 14.r. Barlrlr and (IU:!lilY h:nc MilS str~lcb 111 the dau1bter , 'Jf ~-b . "'! mo.ved from Hartlor<J wto the Rev. an..• Mrs. H . L . Btro::.,. ~ 1e 1 . Jnja.rrlage ceremony wtll be 1:.ct- Pearl Phillip& property, .~tcbk>wn fc;omcd by·. the bride's fy,ther, wll1! 1~ road. Mi. a..rater it> empkl~ at . lier brotld·, pJlul wtll s!ng a solo. the Wbl~ R¥Ck: 8alt Co. J4r.s. Mary Thomas 1e .spandlr.'f 1 ~ Rev. McOQrmick ~~. .s~rv1C'!!b P.t ttw months with he 1· llOD Richard the M~tJI,odiet church BWld&)' e~·tuntl ram1Iy at Dayotn. , 1 n11li· NeJ[t servk:e wlU · .• J Oct. Mrs. Mti'Y A. Price who Ms beer. ' lil.t£. Jal)n Pj;cCallum · wat tnc rery m the pa 1t rew month.ll, ;r,j&~t o1 ·fo!IB. DGn\1- ·,;j at Mldc:ik .. gL·eatl)· Improved. poJOt, Sundn. · 10·l'1·3~ ·' m~oreh t.a Waahin&',on to make President Root~e-velt Jtatlon, who l!Seaped th• .;aider&. His li~.tutenant,. 11<lictator of Amaric ..• took • lut.look at U. wba.pona aay Smitli ·took th& -.:raniaatlon'e tunda -With bim. 1. l FOR SALE--ho Jersey COWl, Onf! fresh and on'! freah soon. Clar· eneo Bmlth, Minersville, 0 . r• wiU Scent~ tn Philadelpb1a. pqllce station aa IOI1ll' of tb~j\Cized from them b1 poll• whll" raHr;d their head. "K;.,.~ kl Shirta," tho orpntUtion which had planned quartera. At left. Art J. SmitJ,, leadllr of the organl I will. attelld · the weddtm of 1 to~r IJ.ams at Mt. OarmeJ, Sunday. ki:nr. FoR BAi.E OR TR~E-Delcp Ll&ht plant, ~eroy R. 3 HYf\eU Run. P , J . HyseU. l!M6·3t :•('! 11. Cox entertained several relative& from West Ur. and Ml"ll. John · · Uy. Mr. and Mrs. J. here. Maa.g c.nh Dymn Mttaf of Bari.Jerton, arrt.'t't' Mr. and M[l. Wm. Priode, On.turday to vlalt llllll.t.iv~. Trll'Y and . Children. ·:.r.nl llCcomPonlcd home by tt.·.'J( --:;=::-:====---~· •c.r Cia 1c Maag whO wm ;;;; .-~o.ke -~ ' he1· home r e In Barberton ' ~h~~ \\-.mer. By a Coller• Chemlotrr ProfeiiiOl" work of any kind:. Ea:cellent references. Ad· ...... Lewio E. Miller, 220 E. MaiD St.~ Carro11ton, 0. 10.tl-3t a fe.,- .,-,,0 -,--.:. of Wier.ton spent her mO'her Mra. lltu'Y PQnter and f....U.,. JA118 Hope lo&w: Of New Haven ~~~~~Jj~ "!'\oloili~ aqll; lluhnan OWePI of .Syracuse llf.ent Sunday wl&h. Mrs. Nancy Seaiea. , loft. and Mrl. Milo Rhoades and t~n of SpUler &pent Prt48)' even~ Jr,s wUb their daughte't, Mn. Fred ltltehle anel family. Gerald Pr1ee and aon of Raven&wwd -.pent a few days here with hiB 11Wln.er, Mr& Clal'a Price and fsm- I~'""~' ~ here wttb they ' . ~in the W!).,... _ ciMI ol t.bt Methodilt ~~~'!i.'!Jilll(".::Wilr:: ·'li'I·P.::~..$::Cov;:0:;0:-;.,::;;n!:::''""':ii:i:"""'::J: aur.day school met at thl b~ No ~rertllemeo\ WUJ be 1latan for 118 ~ a mln'wnm charp 01 ~weat.--nve cebtl tcw N.Cb. iDler· - i\NllQVITY ¥ANTH£~5l0 . UUt' Df GAME RUTUND , Fair .:V:~, t: �. llt'!il'·~ . C~'AUIPlU A~V.EJlTISlNG I~CTlQN • Yn. ClQ" P&I10DI. ..m, ::---~;;;;;;;;--s:;-;; 1Billy, 0! Boom~. W. VJL, Ill w a a ~ta ot Mr. and lC'a. lf~ )Jc ,8"'0 ... . C r •• k •p.d PomerO'f• ~. ever tJw Wele.k ocl • Ill'. and ¥n:. O~rkll Wl\bi'Ofi truck whMimoupled ""'" oponl '""'""' will> . !lor. R>~>lMr, . 3.a... . KoiiJ Sp~Ohldl >~<:, o::r..'::~,:.'.."'~!1:"":; -·· Remer Sayre of fl4o O~e etl on b1S father, J. A. Sayre (11 gL) ! t,in. M,OO n•ara. _.J o · Kadetta, were- rur,ata ot Kr•~ Da.· *'·- Rhoer- Salt- Cft., Malon ,..ld PhWipa, ,und&y. 0 , _, •' • tAl? • R.....n Brown of Autons, lpeDI ~. ~ty. -rt• ••~ ..,.. · _,.,~ tbe wKk and with hll parents. ~ ....~-------- Mr. tnd .Mre. Dana :8ro'Wnt IO~· D. -• l'l1<la> eveobla tho m - of ~; ~ ¥uri 5-pePt OIJ. M~anlc st., modern wltll Mn.. ¥rank St.ewart, wbero wlah b 9tfH' - ~d 1araae. _J. s. ltrtd~red a. tUtprlae PO~l ot ill bon· 10 lli..JL ')I' ot Olarice M.aai, wtw lflft f~ • Bat'brrtn.ra, Sunday to maM bin' home with her liater: Mila Irene Oru~aer WN f rte:!nt tsppl• ~Y •• · vi1 ~1.(Jr wt~h fri!Jld! In Clev~land. Mr. $Dd Mn. Edward Moraa:n, Eltward Md d&\lrbt.er, ltla., of j · 1'.1.0n, c&me Friday and reMalned llntll Sun~y with relative~. Me.>. ld& Ra, who bU beaD v~ her rlalJ¥ht.!r, Mra. :Morpn, tor aeveru •,·ceta, accompanied them t.a her 1011, li~me no more, And those long parted meet a.galn. -t ~ Sale, I M~ - - - - Bchaefar It.uirMt&&weekML.rv for st. Louis where Ehe cd on Mr .. and Mrs. Joshua wu. ao.l --- WANTED POLLY AND HER PMAS Left Out: M Bta4bury, Sunday. PORTLAND A Halloween. proaram has Dee!! arranred for presentation at the &e:hool buildtnlf, Prklay, October 21 it- baa been announced. Pun anel en· tH'tail'lment wUI be ~ided with m1naitel boys, the ... I.Diininy ana tbe Plckantnny", redtattona, contesta, fOJtUJle teiiera, carnival wheoll. etc. Refreahmen~a will ·be aerved during tlle cvenlna. The ~. E. L&diell h~d th~ir VlJ'tiDI.a ~unday. R. SpeDCer moved to the Aid Society Jar monQlJll meetl.,nc at tbl!l hOme or l\r.lrs. M•t~e: IJendenon Jaat Wed:rJe~. The fQIIowlni omeets were dec,ed for the comlni year : ~, lltie.&!~11~. Mrs, fJad.le Lee, 1st vice Ptellident Mrs, J,lelle Delaney; 2nd vice greB1dept Mta. EdDa Payn:ter: !t'cretary, Mrs. ~attle Hendenon; Treaaurer, Mt11. Lona Oox. ·. Mrs. Ole.rey's Bwt.-ay scitool cl~ wm atve a _.soclal in the churcb tla.semcnt uext Pride.y evo::nlna:. W. a. MoKelve,- ..nd family and fum ----- Spencer. annual dltm~r and .nJU· ~r PrldR:r aJl!i J11.mes Watson moved hla famll,)l Into the house vaeated by Mr. hfiddleewart - 1 B~ield' Riddled A• Reault Of ll\elicibiJiq.' i'!O,.W>;y OF KLOES; MOORE T:Qm Hard At Preparation For . Friday'a Tilt U lt isn't one thing In d an athlet1c coach to make · ·~ I - t:- ;i 'fUfl'JftflYWHEN tEAGU[ lf.ADfHS ~ PUY THIS W££1 j Athmu, 0., Oct. 11---ln .~ ~"" challenan, for the nnt ume h.. yeara, Ohl9 unLveralty'l UP· football machine wUl Loll''n And 1\fidiUBJIIOrt! To Me~t Athena AnJI 1 Jacluon j ot Do you know why the wotn't welcome' She, henelf, didn't. Air WEEK END Prefer expert · ence IJ) indllltrla.l mP.tntenancto l'!Ot'k or one wl'lo ha,ll MO:.tdtD ·r~ ­ dt:.J~tml plp,nts. .V{l;t.Ue no i:-.· veatment kl reQuired, the man w~ se!ect will ill~Vc Ruftlclent captt·:1.l pnd collibJec.ce 1~ hla abUlty t•J d<!alre ·4o work 01~ 11o co~. tmd bOnus bQ.sll. Por' tn:tei'vk:w Wrtte Box 3'76, Pomeroy. lD•ltl·lL Utat Ohio bas UU'ee pm.'31. ~Pome~oy Pl~ya .Rl!.tland 1 · Wlule c,Jbpoha Haa No Game . not , ' t~it tai;. ¥Wul, o0 .~ otMr nand. a br~rbii a. ~U ~oom IntO tile Hoc::kln& Valley, I rome·· ext.eq.t. H ERE Ia one team where at1u's aJ'c 1.g t.he \in,c. , ~::~;~ r..n, Ule praetlce fteld . Havtns , been content With '-'.mple 1Pfnnera aM Buch)'e lorwarile. C•~•lpt.bot Ga.{lus, Va:Jl~k',itlft:, •Pa., :..n!ll line playa-, tbe Bobcat m!llltor DOIIV to drill h1s men in the teat,.. cr an4 trlck.ler pla)'s o1 the War· pla.nl!i Gillman, Minneapnlll!, Minn., as all-ADlerlcil candi· dates and their pia)' does not pasa that of tlte two .figantic loa, Ted Rosequlat, .C leveland, an.d "BIJLckie'' Conrad, WQO!!Zr, 0 Rotleqtli'l!t is rated ae the best tackle ln the Big Ten. Thi.Bline avo~••:•• · ~2 pounds from tackle to tackll· ~ 108 .POUnds from end to enrl. ner ayltem. Peden haa atao ~ iiJlvtnr ~bl ~ attenUOn to Ohio'e aerial oftens& and. dcl'enae. The !act that Peden waa able to keep hl! first tetm on th~ ~dele. lines last Be. tlil'Uay aa the thiltl and !ourt.il strtns:en ran up a 0 score aplnat Pno.01klln collqe will e.nable the Ohio coaches to utJliZe full rn~nrth agalnllt the Redsklm. KE-n Sennett, senh.r l~lted upon 'l.,.. guard of =-- Passing Places Sophomore Back On State's Team Fisch Wina Poaiti.an on Back Field; i1 Har-d Run; ner; Never on. Loser ------- I Football Briefs ~•sNOW ~.;~~1.1.. ----~- 5ANITARI:J"' FAMGUS COACH IS VICTIM OF HJ;:ARi Columbus, 0., Oct. l8--IN8E:trtcken with a heart a.ttack as Jte was about to begin a round of gOlf. S:teplwn ~- Futrell. !~mer track (Joa.ch at OtJto .state Qnlv.orstty anct t.hc Oglver.sity of Mlc.htgan, fell dead In Ann Arbor, Mich., yesterday. pevcloper ol ttuch outataQ~Ung rtwners aa Carl Jobn.son, Dehart, a.nd ~ddie T~n, F.arrell eon~eded tp be .one of · fommdst professlor.al last t~o J~llc:~e&. I:t;e Engllsh Bhelftnld ~~~~.~•,;;· t&i:inr $t6.000 tn prize rnoney. He w.~. tJ·ack (\Odell at Ol$ ,fJ~at z Untvea·~~ here fl:qm UllO to 1Pl2. Name ............................... . Addreea ............................ . Town .................. State ....... . Void if mailed or delivered to campai11n office, ~a,tin Hotel Buildina, Pomeroy, Ohio after October 20, 1933. .. , {[ ftnglf Residence: --r-o-- . . ' .. , - Chkt~~t. Oct. te - fl:o18 ' - Ll nyH B.t~IJ, 2211 pound ~dr:HI. was bac!~ in tlle Chloayo ~~ ~tl-¥11 •, lin::!UI> llldt\)' nud will b~ tea(b· to &ta;rt. a~lud .PUI'd~c.• ~tur.f,~tJ~. ~He )1at1 beot'. r.ut with lltlurle' ulncc cat-l;v teai>On. I! \I Ji MIAMI UNIVERSITY At Atheno, Q~!o! S,~d~y, Octob~r. 21, . 2 P. M.·--llom:ecilnunr Game ADMISSION $1.25 plu• tax. Did You Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma JNO. F. D. AUE, PUBLISHER OF THE WHIT'I'IER (CALIFORNIA NEWS, SAYS: .... ''The newopaper of your community occ:upiea a place that cannot be filled by any other newapaper publillhed in ,any other community. Your new•Pa,Per ia p.rt ahd parcel of your com· ~unity. It i• part of ita very life. "It chronicle• the happenings, lar11e and amaU, of the friends and neighbors in your community. The content• of your paper a>·e u much a part or each day in your community aa the friend1. ly gosaip and viaiting is ,p art of the eve!lini when you bold a club'• ladies nirht or the regular monthliY meeti!lg of the br?therbood of your church. "It ia necdle11 to <!baerve 11141.! yo'!f 11.1'111" newapaper o!lly ~n 11enui~"ly ,r,~~te ~e ~tt!!'~\J b! ~~r . ~~~njty ; l:leuui~ ~he ne.w•P.&P"" pubba~e!l el•ewl!ep. owea I~J. •)ll'Piirt ami alleaiance t9 ita.b)I'Mq~u~~· · ' ""G'Ii-AfeR:PU,IJJ;ISI:fQ:p'll CAN 'llfE fii.:~CE Afir Q.'Ffl~iJ €Qr!JMJJI'ilTY P~Ef!. · P.iJBaJlSJfEO IN a-f·f.ift . I I• '' ~'~' ~. '.J: I'' .i ' 1· ~:. < , '.i ,r~ ,.. • J'/ ·-~· ' ~ ''' •, '' • •' '' . ~ ...""'··- lui ~ ........ ........ . ' ~ ·-···"( ,, .......... llul ; or ' OD n.... ob'• ..... • VII "And Remember thillt advertiaina ia the new• of YC!I!" mfll'" c~ta. It ir. their 'viait' with tjle reac!era. It i• for that reaaon that only a~vertioiJ>II in your paper·, can •~cce~fully mov~ merchandiae off the ohelvea of the mer¢hlanb in J:"''r co~~plty. · ........ i . ========== <>~o Daily Tribune and Tribune·Telelfaph · G1eat Votina CampaiJn Write name and Addreaa below to whom you deaire theae votea credited. ' ~ fOOTBALL! . NGLre Dame .. Ind ., Oel. 16--INS'Ihe Notre Dame ve.rslt.y rootbllll 1 .,.. ~ ­ team laced <:. hen.vy scrimmage to- ~~ AiSEA "S 'THI'! WORI..O 'TMINKt;,! THIS COUPON GOOD FQ~ 25 VOTES IN AWARDING $500;00 IN CASH PRIZES -~ ~ I LaFayette, Ind.. Oct. 18 -INB ~ With two Uro.emen, Capt. Duteh Ft>hrlna: .and Art La.wrence, on the t! lll{ed Ust, Coach Noble Kizer day was handicapped In bls to build a suitable defeiUie to Chicago Snturday. Two new per. f< rmers, Cat·I Heldt at tackle, nod Ed Bk.oronskl :\t center, were in the fcrward wall h' 11 long drill on of· f('llliC und de!cJJt'C. CLA"IIY ' ~ and _M _"_· lambert P~al'l!lacal Campany, St. la~l~ Mo., u. s. A. ~-~ · ··«•·- Neweomentown, team at. Mansfield wa:; undefeaLcd 1 day aga.lrut Carnegie Tech formll- Ralph Robinette, McArthur, senlur lor three rears and so fa.r th J Ohio 1 tlona. Oluppolrlted with tbe wort baU, wUI probably be ready to see State t~am had llO trcubl :: Y."b· 1 of his shock troopa, Coach Heartly action against the Hlamlans. Bennett baa recovered from an nlng. Audenou said he would start h1l ankle Lnjaey r€001ved tvto we~ks .A ft!'lc - !ookll~(;. bcylsh, 2li·YC!l':- rl'gulars agalnllt Came~tle BatqrdaJ cld 3'0uth, FiS<'h is nn excellent end use them throua:houL. ID-JWtea aso, wblle Roblnettoe 11 dJil nurs-nt-udcnt. Right now, rocau:.ll 1s Jo will keep Tony Ma:u.lottl out of lnl' l:lroten rll»l. l"(!CE!ivect in prac• tice a few day.s before the Purdue han n ~::u· crr , but hJ also realizes Saturday's game, Andel'801l 88Jd. contest. Wlth Miami sendlni a !hat hls cduco.~Jcp ls o! tnajor. imillJ"'e delegation of lallll to Athens r,crtance. He rendS old llt.cmture, and !.he Homec~ng u.tbact.ion wuus nothing but . brown s uits, UNION RIIJGE being what lt ill, a rerord crow1 never Cnnces, can zee no r'!a.son . As expect:d to Jam tbe sta.d1un1 why Ohio BLnte should be bcn.tcn here Saturday. Besse Wella is much lmPI'QV,td. Ghls seawn. , Alma WoodE;ard 'N8..111 V\alttn1 BcliSl>:! Wells sunday. Alva Cclllns sustained bruil;ets Mlnnea~ollt;. Oc~. J8 - INS w!d suffered from ~;hoek when he Upon a collecllon of ne"¥ playaalld was thrown from an expreas one i':mti.tlons Mint:.el;ota. todJY ·b¥ed By lnitra!I.Uoual News Service l'ay last week when hl.s pony be· Us hope o~ et.oP~ the :Pi.tt.ab~ Blccmlngton, Ind., Oct. 18-INS- cn.me uncontroll.e.blc. Panthen Saturday. A bad ~tf: An Injured k:n.ee may keep Vernon Jnne Cottrill returned home Sat· will keep Pug Lund, baltbac~ at., Huffman, half ou~ of the In · urdL1y. out o! scrlmmag? all week. bllt ~.lana backfield the A. C. T ipkln returned to Qls Coach Blel;man ex~ l.(! ·.\111!. ~ Hcosler ~leven r.ooie II~' Log 1m -a .few d8.)'o!l .QO, .He AJiiP.h\ilt "'l"tt~ ·-a!ern\i\tt-tftis'i:le\rllta ct Evanston. a fl.ve man 8econdfl,ry to eope wlt!1 · ls In very poor health. In a loog olfenslve drill against _ o_ c o: ~ar _ kl~l~ s imp~o~v=l•:;•::· :;: ' :;:the:;::;::;:PI:;:Ito;;;;p:;";;;."' '· Northwestern formations Jesse Pabl:l, little. negro halfback. skirted the ends for sevcml long runs. •how that u,t.rln• promptly QWtrcom•• odors ordinary anti· •ePt1C.1 can't hide In .f doys. in -the Oueen City- _p. ~ Coaeb Don Peden haa be':!n work- eluliv<~ backs, ,fodtbaill MiddleWest &re p6in'tlni to Safe Shooting ~c in&' at.renuoua:y \\1th b1s ~ UUs week behind clo6:d doon at ~c fact that Ohio Stll.ko ihas 1 OlD NQT PI\RI5H .." tho en~.er becauae tb!l~ an<l pollah oft- tiSTERINE .. , um. at lQ Hallto•la (bad breath), the soclol fault no one forgives, wot the recnon. Yet no one n-.c;f l_ 1ove halltosl1. Gargling with Lla• .rlne in1tantly destroy• mouth odors and checks infection. UM It daily. Recent te1t1 - - · - -- - - -· the Bobcat&' I to·'" , ·.: LilDDt.E·A •.:-ED salesman tor ex• elusive territory, - IWU', , .and M..11. Wm. ~· Tllou11U, Ethel and Clara Oa.rlaild 1Vel.'3 ler.t.ve Mr. antt-Mra. Wm, L. Thomaa cab· pe&tt of kr, and l.t:l'l!l. Authe~n I. ' Help Wanted 1 ..J• .- - - - - - r..t,::ce. Mary Ellr.aboth Streich. Wllllam& ill r _::ported very poo!'ly 14.r. Barlrlr and (IU:!lilY h:nc MilS str~lcb 111 the dau1bter , 'Jf ~-b . "'! mo.ved from Hartlor<J wto the Rev. an..• Mrs. H . L . Btro::.,. ~ 1e 1 . Jnja.rrlage ceremony wtll be 1:.ct- Pearl Phillip& property, .~tcbk>wn fc;omcd by·. the bride's fy,ther, wll1! 1~ road. Mi. a..rater it> empkl~ at . lier brotld·, pJlul wtll s!ng a solo. the Wbl~ R¥Ck: 8alt Co. J4r.s. Mary Thomas 1e .spandlr.'f 1 ~ Rev. McOQrmick ~~. .s~rv1C'!!b P.t ttw months with he 1· llOD Richard the M~tJI,odiet church BWld&)' e~·tuntl ram1Iy at Dayotn. , 1 n11li· NeJ[t servk:e wlU · .• J Oct. Mrs. Mti'Y A. Price who Ms beer. ' lil.t£. Jal)n Pj;cCallum · wat tnc rery m the pa 1t rew month.ll, ;r,j&~t o1 ·fo!IB. DGn\1- ·,;j at Mldc:ik .. gL·eatl)· Improved. poJOt, Sundn. · 10·l'1·3~ ·' m~oreh t.a Waahin&',on to make President Root~e-velt Jtatlon, who l!Seaped th• .;aider&. His li~.tutenant,. 11<lictator of Amaric ..• took • lut.look at U. wba.pona aay Smitli ·took th& -.:raniaatlon'e tunda -With bim. 1. l FOR SALE--ho Jersey COWl, Onf! fresh and on'! freah soon. Clar· eneo Bmlth, Minersville, 0 . r• wiU Scent~ tn Philadelpb1a. pqllce station aa IOI1ll' of tb~j\Cized from them b1 poll• whll" raHr;d their head. "K;.,.~ kl Shirta," tho orpntUtion which had planned quartera. At left. Art J. SmitJ,, leadllr of the organl I will. attelld · the weddtm of 1 to~r IJ.ams at Mt. OarmeJ, Sunday. ki:nr. FoR BAi.E OR TR~E-Delcp Ll&ht plant, ~eroy R. 3 HYf\eU Run. P , J . HyseU. l!M6·3t :•('! 11. Cox entertained several relative& from West Ur. and Ml"ll. John · · Uy. Mr. and Mrs. J. here. Maa.g c.nh Dymn Mttaf of Bari.Jerton, arrt.'t't' Mr. and M[l. Wm. Priode, On.turday to vlalt llllll.t.iv~. Trll'Y and . Children. ·:.r.nl llCcomPonlcd home by tt.·.'J( --:;=::-:====---~· •c.r Cia 1c Maag whO wm ;;;; .-~o.ke -~ ' he1· home r e In Barberton ' ~h~~ \\-.mer. By a Coller• Chemlotrr ProfeiiiOl" work of any kind:. Ea:cellent references. Ad· ...... Lewio E. Miller, 220 E. MaiD St.~ Carro11ton, 0. 10.tl-3t a fe.,- .,-,,0 -,--.:. of Wier.ton spent her mO'her Mra. lltu'Y PQnter and f....U.,. JA118 Hope lo&w: Of New Haven ~~~~~Jj~ "!'\oloili~ aqll; lluhnan OWePI of .Syracuse llf.ent Sunday wl&h. Mrs. Nancy Seaiea. , loft. and Mrl. Milo Rhoades and t~n of SpUler &pent Prt48)' even~ Jr,s wUb their daughte't, Mn. Fred ltltehle anel family. Gerald Pr1ee and aon of Raven&wwd -.pent a few days here with hiB 11Wln.er, Mr& Clal'a Price and fsm- I~'""~' ~ here wttb they ' . ~in the W!).,... _ ciMI ol t.bt Methodilt ~~~'!i.'!Jilll(".::Wilr:: ·'li'I·P.::~..$::Cov;:0:;0:-;.,::;;n!:::''""':ii:i:"""'::J: aur.day school met at thl b~ No ~rertllemeo\ WUJ be 1latan for 118 ~ a mln'wnm charp 01 ~weat.--nve cebtl tcw N.Cb. iDler· - i\NllQVITY ¥ANTH£~5l0 . UUt' Df GAME RUTUND , Fair .:V:~, t: �• ' 4 •• ' ,, . \ .- • mil DAJJ..Y TII!BUitl• --OY, CllllO. '. ' '' .! I \ I ' ' l ( ' ' ' ... . ' .,..... VOTING CAMP AI GN 'SnUTH[RN nH1n'~~~~N~~~~J0~ ~ssoo.oo IN cAs u PR1zEs u u u. UNUSUAL HANDICAP sTARr sATURDAY ocrosER 21 G~n MEN l[A~[~ ,~!~. ~~. ~·~~~~,!.~ ·wom-. Cirla. Wi!h Spare Tim~ Should Not Fail to Join Icr. ftl en Nil[ ~:n~~~~r:o:~e~ .,., andered !nto Dalty Tnbune and Tribune-Tele1raph Prize Di•tributinr Enterpriae j Uft nJRN IDLE MOMENTS INTO CASH : j UV :v!;!le c~=:n tn r:e ::.~= I'Irlb~:iie=m:·s ONWARD ~ annouJY.~ In the DallY Trl- 1 The eampt~oJKn Ls JWJt startln&. .i R Tueldly uHoodwinked" HOCKING VALLEY - !I ft1ghway. 1be Wtusual VOL. VIII-NO. 30 - Movement Be1un Alleged To Be Aimed At Ruin• Ira~:;~· an':ed:'nsda~f:n0::111 t~~ ing It the.! Dittrict W Journey, whiCh wa.a taklnl r:om Detroit. to the Oeorcla. vlllaK"e. ~.:ndaunted by the turn or fate that t.nd forced them to adopt the unwmal mode of travel over such a distance. ' I u _ . thc.l "Double Harness'' B Shown Her(' 0 e Thursday. F r • d a y I Puretest. 111111 T_. Pllll ASPIRIN Guanll oplDit ,= 2Hr28c OIDIRLID 1Calldr h.: Sic ....... fteDdt llllUed" to ....... it..aaomtw. . ' 6 caku for. ·2 6C aatvaiiJ. Pari W,J...... , .. 1 .......... ' -A ·~ la.ftllt;lp.&loa wu ....... b;r Gov. Alberi C. Rl~­ eh&e toda7 Into the lyoobbt&' ol Gearp Armwood. nerro. a.~ Ptbww A,rute, OD the eaatera llhore, by a mob of Sll'ftll'al tbrrnn• of people. Princess -Two '"""~nles of 2for ., Oct. 19-INS tlonal ""'"'· 2t. lnl of old nesro. j~SMINI ftCJm the Mnged by a thousand men, women and tn-en. HIS body' was burned on pubJlc square. Armwood was acelltoed of attaekecl Ml'fl. Mary Denston, wire or a somerset county farmer, en. Monttay. John Rtdulrdson, ;~~e::'ed~~:U:.!. the a case A real Century of Progre!!l.s bahy is thig lion cub which The nerro .was draned from hl.s was born on the World's Flair grounds in Chicago Pat~v ce~~~ ~tc':"c!~rs!.:~dY2~!~a': 1Doerlan. of the fair's cashier staff is shown hold.ing th~ MU1 DEfiiT'A PASTE 1 tube 2 tor !">o!l6" on 51c """ ..... and after re- new amval as he indulges in his thrice daily portion of r~~a&~:~·~~ ~-i~-k~o_S_pe_ed_La_~_s- R-ru-.1-ro-ads Refuse ~1 .l . ~·iHJ:M· -, ~" .·• I•Pt·2 -~ 51 SOc ·tor · C j \ M.aY bej ·' =- AYERS TO HOLD ·~ench and cheer leaders. Madolyn MEETING THURSDAy Thoma•. '~o~b:l:e:~m~~~l~~~~*i'•:~~·e~. Sltlln· a. I \ I drama and to sp.r~ P.<kett and Charlotte I A Taxpayers~:- ' ~ ~ I 1 MAN·Y ATTEND SF.RVICES ileld ~ 1 the ~~~~ mnle~ , Jng'~ il The Rally day services nt t• 00 as M ,..J f. ' COUI of ttl ~ Ent<.:rprlrc U B. ctlurch Suno... y . TiWgllld county • court hoUSe , her~ were well attended throUJ'hout th·• 1 retrieve Ill hne :y evt"n nk at 7 :31).,. o'clock, o!ly, 161 Ju o.tteudan-w at Bunda; a!tcr. his · Th · m":~ 1 announced . rch~;ol and 233 ' in ~~.ttcndance at drama.t!c cllmaJt cornea Utica!' nat-ur~ Will not be or a po- rervicCa in the evening. Tho:: c. E. tJ.e hLlBband •learns Of His , · 1 has · been d~t ~¥ c(eclared, ~bt .!:oclety had '-lharge of tlle evenlnt~ dt•oeptlo?-! LoVe, howevtr. ha11 won 1the ~"r j,' prLbcipaDy (or prc.grum uncle"" the direction vf n,ore th$h nne .tloJ):e:Jess 1De.ttle tUld Uon ~ lntQJ'ma- Mre. Jnhn ll'rlek. &l,rl Brown and 1.of Cwrnle'blnll' cvenUJ, enlmml!<l ' with sw;Penae., :;eveifll 1 ~ iBtt 0fnty voWM! on l ilts orchesLrn provld:Jd m118ical scs~ittly to a happy conclwdon. come betor:othDJl queatJoms l ul lectlons. : ~ h~ the Nov~m , !IUJlJlCM.tlnll' performunces ir>l b~ , electi 1 Miss' ·I l lC '):f ~~~~~H~a~rn~o~u~·~·~~~~~~~ IIr;Q:{~nnatJo~ r toelat.lve to g'!l~ , Members cf tile Enterprise u. B RIECEPTIO!Ii FOR PASTOR 1e CllWlty l'Wm~ Rlut> church held a recepUon recent•,, ~rlf.l:dUm and thto JO mills ,,..,,, tor the new pastor R ·v E I 1t.tmltat~n ~~ ~ dl.t!euued, ~m; Robinette and fa~lly. " Groc~rie 1; 1 le vc d'8 • .wul. not; .W ·Qsked j to veg~tables rrulta jetlles etc were I ~~tc f~r or a.gabtst 'Uhea: 'mea.:sun! dcnc.tecl to.) the 'mtnillt.tr~ a~ his 'l'huraday I P'I:Osen be~:~ '\nno':cl!(t, iJ1 ~ family by th~ 150 members pres I Tueadu.y the voter~ lth ere Y educate • tnt. An lntP.restlng mualcal prodinner-at qulrlntr tl~~l;' vote thee'JcqtuesUons rc: j gram was prerented by th~ youroa Kuntz or J · a n • month. people. I R ns on. aa 1 CLVJI MEETS t-tem~ra or the Third CfUb were entertained i evening with a six o'clock thfi home or Mra Herman West Main Street. ·•"'•tint ""· Kuntz were Mrs. M E 1 G S COUNTIANS WEI.L D&ILLED E.iw"'d Ebe,baoh, Mn. Th...,<>re . ON LEGION PROGRA•• Albert Beooel reeenUy drlllocl a Riled and MIA Vida lhle IrwiWd IY"; • c,o OliO 81!eata were Mrs. Sha.nno~ W~er 1 __,...... ~ ' : • • , cubic root 1a1 well on the I o1 Hllu, Huwali a.nd her mother Mrs Mel1s county lqr,ioru~ &elt:o..' - lJ ~i 1 TJwmu farm on the HarrtI>. R Roberts or Port Bra• N th Cd l.o appear Dn the i ~ or liOn e rl:lad. The well was drilled CaroUna .BCith ~a. , Walk'!r O:nd the 8th dlatrtct ooiwent!on of t.llt> ;~,.,~rea aand to a depth ot 1800 Ura. Roberts are auests of Mrs. Pat ~merlean lqt~ a~· Murray. CU.,\', tick Locha.ry of Lincoln HIJJ a ,Bunda.y, Oct. 2:t,.;are autnounoect u m(jmber nf the ' tallows: Robel;t Warner, BUb. D•.1. , trlet commander t'n chl18~ ,pr ~ha ark! AdJ!n:Oiito llohdo>i on Qhl~ Wellarl! 8 ~,d Billy, smaU son ~ ~r. and Mrs.' . ort BerviQe.- '·r , ' 'W~Uam MaJVD, unl\rient an op. the ' f~tlv!Uer; ~ (Jl"&t!~ tot the ·rfl'lnoval or his t.on., ) ,p.,ru. t!la a~· t.he boa· nltlllk'il.l pllal, :W~YJ..~':'J1lni-L 'I1te . Mr. •and ,Mn, v~ • \,VD1fM18011 I , I I ... , G8bo'""' .. Hl!ants , Ne.........Car· &oon alld .,_~pe. . .. I i l~ , ~~ee T~I ,. . I! • l'' w.....,·.emeraena.r . . I Water·coasuaers! ' ' Thio notice will apply to conaumen on Lincoln Hill, Breezy Heirhto, and Meehan· ic 1treet only•. . ' ·Water· wUI "- off from ei1ht A. M, till I P.M., Thunclay, October 19th, on ac· count of repain and cleaninr of the reaervqlr. Personals . THE MEIGS WATER COMPANY. C. M. Henneay, Manarer.' :~~:~~~~~"';""~~o~l~Drew 1 titir&d.\. ' · ' oo,~· ~rl:era· Pomeroy 'Were L~U'I 'l'ue8daY evenlnr. 'vlaltGn ' in R. T.' we~~t wu a busJneu vtattor -· II' Nelllonvilte. wel:lnuaay. MARRIAGE LI<JENSB ISSUED 1 MISael Ethel Bmlt.h, GlardYI ecbmiUauer and Marpret. ShuA mamare llcenee iliBued secretly I n·aker spent Wedneedaf at the Monday an the Probate court b 8l1WD1lr:er borne at; Lobi Jotklm. us publiShed Wednesday b)' Miss Mildred Strauaa tpent WedCIJ\UltY oftlclala. The Uoenae was ntsday In Columbtll. Ql'anted to J . w Denlacm 51 flD Mn. A. 0 . Tracy and 1. )(. ThornEr.neer of Ru~lruu:i and 14a.iJe1 ton, probation olllcer, aoaQm.PU:rted. 45 or AthCM Shl" rave her Hlllid- N,ar\ba MeOumber i.o Deianre ence aaoa.rpent.er how;ver on ap,. Wednesday wher,e ahe will be compUcation tor lloe~ Rev 'eo nrltted to the 011"18' JtldultrlrJ Athens waa: deaill'natecl the"':~~ 1 r:ehool on delinquency cbaraes. lilt. and J. MoOullouoh were reoent vJsttoi'l tn ColumbUL CARD PARTY Gerald Reuter ot Oolumbul ball 81!tne6t catd party at 1 : returned alter a 1'111~ bm wUh b11 0 0 F ~II. . . !1 ............. lnd ..... WIU ...... ; • •• ~ abd Mn. 1 Tbunday eve- and crand))are:ntl ' Mr. . 39, 0f t.he' :! Nail'.; by I w. Dllll', 8 o'c:lock. SpbaHiecl John 8. B):Jple. It,. Willin• W...t.en c Iu b '1¥ -tt Mr. and Mn. Peter Retnh&ri J"f~ rN' Dett'91t, wmn they wll1 ID"'bD. of A. LodgE!, Pinocle, Eu- sb1)' !pend tbe winter .,..tb their IChre, SOO • rdaugbter, ftflM Oelevi:ve Reinhart. a ~QCher In Uti!! Detrntt ~etOOll!. POUND I All filii pint 2 lor TO BUD.D SPECIAL PLANE Mo&oow, oct. lt-INB-Sovlei nU8111a hal atarSe<l construction ol a spenta\lf-de811ned airplane to be used nea:t. summer bl an attempt· cd nOD•st;()p lllaht frOm I/IOBCOW to N~w York, It wae anno1lrl':ed today. The airman who will fty the plane a.1ao plan a non-Bt<JP returq fllgbt, It. was saki . - Bue!reye Criminal in •C.......U• With Murder ol Woman UOU~R fU~D - THREE ARE CITED Ia Forwarded To Govern· Slap At France For De· or Homer To Be.Sub. faultinr War Pay· mitted To Men ments, Seen ~·.M~.~tl~S ONlY ONE SAlE TO A CUSTOMR IN ILLINOIS 8 · ~r A,reement Draft,d By Chief Executive bauea N. R. A. Officialo To Ordera For Variouo Settle Trouble ' Reaoono Publie Square h Scene Of Cremation; 1-iad At· tacked Ared Woman JASMINI TOILET SO.A P !!lllll.ir -n.lda Jlch cniiiDf IaUter 'lttickt,. &1t1ntet II owl• luatln tlaat'l'uf•.....,.. doicaf, =-lout-olort~ :;;_er; ! Ohto-Raln tonight M\d . mer In E:a.rst and South pmtlone MIN[RS'PA~T IS PREVfNTH IS DR~WN• UP BY EVHT BODY IS BURNED I I THRE[ PHINT Nerro Taken From Coun· t7 Jail And Hanrecl By Infuriated Mob I I World's Fair Arrival AfTER lYNCmNG I with M1111 .S WEATHER FORECAST-. POMEROY, OHIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1933 S~lDIEHS CAll[O ~UT IN M~RYlAND e pair atopped. at the c~ul'\ty Jail here where JaU Mat: on, Mrs. A. 0. Tracy, fed them and they were then allowed a place to sleep durlnB the nllht. t/" solve.'! .. •• PrtodaJr. ·'fhr• tonJI;fif ali. ._::~~ Prldaf. FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. or travel Tbe e~~:ed man, wJth but two stwnl)f tor Pomeroy And Jaekaon leas, wu rJdlng Jn lLJl blvaUd ebalr F'Jeld I Re f Ule TO 8 e ,whlw the "'n wheeled the chair wntalnlng his !ather alone tb Cnes not omelally opert nntll next 1 eaturdn:· The Pf!rlod of time D11!Sal.lsfled and dlgwted by acwltleh ltle CEIJllpaJgn 1B to run Is uo.ns of ope1at.ors a.nd mlnen~ In ~hort but time In Jt.K conquest other dJstJ:Iets m what II; termed an lUshes onward. Are you iOinll' to let llttemp~ to force 1?omeroy and Sou· lne Onward March of Time place them Ohio C<Jal operators oUJ; of .~~:~·on-:1 you.r reach thi.s cash? Are bUB.inesa through tegl.sla~lon of s uch LODGE MEETS ynu sc.ln6!: to let the tught of time hiih union wage agreements as Members of the local Chapter of blJ.rV thill libe1al offer In the grave- compared to other districts, the Eastern Btar lodge met In rerlllar .Y.ud of neglected opportunity? Md.,, Gallla and Vlnto•• .... ~unty ~~Micr Tu~scla.y evening. At the Tinle 1a th e stuu • lfle is made rrom. Owl Operntors As.'iOCillL:on ~ pnsned roc•xt meeting, Tuesdt~y, November You ear• use il or waste it, 1b) unanimous vote at fl. recent 7 the annual electiOJJ of otl!icerf!l will Why not ttse a little of your time meeLing, a resolution wlthdl'flw!nll' , be held Followint the meeting bult in Ule Btg Prlw Vntlng Campaign. !rom LhtJ Hocking Diatrlct after It C\ening th o.<~e present went to the You can't lc.se. It you don't win was mode plain that they had beep I' Ch.1b Restaurant where tbey enJoyc.r.e of the cwsll prizes you w1ll re· 1 placed thete wltilvut authortt•· of cd a late hu,cheon c~:h·e o commiB:U<"n on the money : the operators Lnvmved • yc.u turn In for ~ ubscrlptlor:o~. 1 The d'"-aa11sfa.ctlon tsald to DINNER PARTY ' . You may start to work today. , hav.:: arisen when pen!Oilll not conMembers of the teachtns atall' or 1:ou need not walt until Saturday nected with Lhe Pomeroy d l!, 1., .... tile Groce l!.plsccpa\ Sunday .school Read carefully !.he advertisement and withou~ <.:)nsult!n.; r•peJaw.~ s m l,·,ere entertained Tuesday everting oppeurlng in this IS!Iuc. Then de- tile dl:ltrk~ aftected, t 1, ughl I hi~ ' by the church pastor. Rev. Lloyd I ddv to act. F:ll out the nomluu- , rH~trlct lnOO Ute Ho:klng distnet as 1 Clark of Athens at a. six o'cloct CLAf;~ MEETING tlon blank at;>:J bring ot' mall to e J)lltt: of th~tt set:Uori thcrebv b:iut;· tlmn ~ r at the NtJw Hotel M11.rttn. the campaign omre Located at 1~ ma.ny dl!advantar;c~>a ndlloO.d·J Th!.:! kllowlng were pre8t!nt: Mrs. , . r6foond Street entra.nec of the va11tagea to the Pomei'OY Helcl l!: R Titus, superintendent or thf1 Oa\abad clllllti of the Simp· r 11u·t.~ Hotel 'i'he direct reault of such mereer :Sunday ~~ehool. Mlases Jean RUMell, ,E. church mel al Remembi!r, ol.r:t Ol' new l:llibticrlp· 1t wa~ aald by Pomcn.y 0 <-nl·•~ ~ 1 n m ~ I >u K c:t.ll'e, Mlldn:d Sm<th, I'uesday evening and · eu- Uons count the same numbe1· or Is Ul pluce the dilltrlclin til~ larger·, Robert Slagel ami Rev. o.pd Mrs. oy.>tcr supp'r expertlv \utcs o.nd tnformatlor 1'18 to the Hocking district where the anu.ll J Uoyd Clluk lihd s.ea·ve<l by twc ot ltu p;;;o~ent subscnbers to UltJ Dally Pomt>roy t·epJ'e$enLo.tJon could b~ '--"'-'"'---• Norman f'osa ar.d Clair Tribune and lhe TrlbUDt!·Te!e - votld down on an muttf'IS 11 i<uc:J~l SIX ACCOMMODATIED 1! 1HP11 wl~i be chr.erfully IurnlshOO 1 1 c~u:t was advil.ntagt ~ ... _, tu th, 1 Six w~:~nd!:'ren were B'iVen bunke r.nJoyine the supper aE)..t , • .. thm· districts. 1 r.~r the night in the Meigs county soetal time wt:rt!: Rev. T 1 1 As fl.ll !liu;tratlon It ... ws ~a'd a I pll here. ranging In age.<~ from i8 Arthur .a 1 .ce, Norman , movcm ~nt wa.son footOOI1vem1ners "! M The mer, both young and Young, Bill Ynung, Joe II' . 1 loading: coal In veins under five feet c d, v.ere memtere ol the h\lge Claranc~ J. Ohtlr K~:rr, In l.hiC.<ne. S, six centa per ton mnre A.! my of travelers, who lletm to :..-·-.-· MuRC63, Ho.rcld !P:Iil 1thnn thc>tie loadlng In veins ovr.r have nn definite "eRUnatton, but ---~·· .R.ay Reut; r , Charle I five feet. This ruUnq alone if jo)el. • kt>ep moving from town to town -· ........ -,_Ma-.__,.hnney, Roy MH f mlltcd to become part ot the agree- : tbrou11hout the country apparentanca Ellwood -, m('nl between npt ~ aton! nnd mlne: c I? as tho seeking !!.OmettJing, al· Comedy - Drama Starrmg 1 would virtually sound Ule c.l"'O I 1 \.•cugh none kl"nws his obJective. Ann Hardinl' Corpet knell for Pomeroy coal loadings -op-~ J, 1cluded in the list of w&nderers 1en.tors here said. ' l'!Vt!n lodging for the ntaht, Tues• to Elec~1c / The reBolution is 88 followw - tiny, were: Jetr Davis, 84, and hill ~ WhcrefLI! the Pomeroy and J ·k · , IIH·)'ear·old sun , Harry Davis; Oeo. A modern malden With old-fMh-1 OOQj dilltrlets are old dLs.trtct~ ~~~~ Wllllema, bB; Gaston W. Reed, 25; lontld \•jeall nn marriage and 11 1 have always had their own ldentlr 1 ~1ber; C Bee, 23 ; and Roy Enlsl!!! rfl&n..,.bout , towl' marriage evader we the unde1·slgned lll'C opposed 1, 1 Crll n, 8. All we1e "JUIIt trave11Dg.': clslsh In a forced wedding Cf' e- the Pome1'0y and JaCkson dlstrut< mony, and Jnterestlne tamp,1ea.· be!nq mndl' !\ pnrt or the Hocl:lq; EL.ECT OFFICERS Much ln.erest an<! enthusiasm t lom result In "Double HarNII!I'', Valley Ooal District and there J~o;o eo ~stBrrlng Ann HardiDg and Will- j e1' having been any vote either by \l.BB papparent Wf'dDtJsday mnrnll'g IQN Powell in the RK.O-Radlo come miners or operators of the P<lm~r(ly I"~ omero~ Senior hlah school C•)•dl:c&ma (Jom,\ng to ttle Electric 0 1· Jackaon dlatricta on the auo.. en r:;e~e:rs of the Senior, Jun1'h1!iti'8.~ Thtltsda.y and Prlday~ Jn queat.Jon, we the~rore WllC'dre·v t~lf B s:tbotnon elUtes held In a spicy, sparkqn8' comedy ' !rom this convention wlth th. I R II nnua.l faD etec.tlons. c:rama, MJ ~s Harding determines to 'Pomeroy and Jackoon coo.! district: cla~~ta a~1~Uows: Senior res en . l' •ake her marria~re an cfftclen~y continuing to maintain thelt' 0 amine Smith; 1 proposltlon and puraues · Powell ldBntiUes In eJI resn..cto p •, v ce pre!lld&nt, Henry Dailey; sec' • ,, ,..~ · usen n•tary and treaa• ..·er ...,, Wlneg · ... • ... w1\o depicts a freedom loving ummimoU9 vote and lilancd b ar • 1 baehe'lor. ThrouKh her artUl.~e anll Hlte, prefddc•n t nnd How(U'd .'IHA_va cheer leader, Anna. Battler, Junior lr.trirue the ceremony Is eventually sec1·etary ot Meigs, Gallla and ~-:~ / ~~~~re~de~t, ~t 0 ~tl~n: 8 el\ • ,. r ey p<·rforlned. 1 ton Coal Ope 1·at~n:;· Assoclattor· E U n r. Ml.sl.l Harding ll! surprised when Th:o resolution was pra!lenlf'd to ccreta~y and trea~~urer-, Charles Powell's pre-martial IO\Ie chanses the Hocking Valley Convention rmd ~~~J· C:e~ 1 ~~~C::nd, V1rg1na tt~ lndlfferenre a~; her btldf'. For ~<me~ t made that It be nLMte a an u or · Sopho~ o1hen he leru n11 .that Bhe e1,snared part of the oonyentlon mir.l' :tor~ c1J.aaa-pre1sldent, Olan Ooodb!m by clevemeu h e leaves her ·· · n, v ce pr~l'l dent, Jean Clark; and she ' has a ulred ~ TAXP -1S<Cretary and treaeurer, Eug~ne · a EADERS' NOTICE - If :rou want the Newa Oftlce of The Dall:r Tribune, call 238-L; If the Bllllnomee ask for 202-B. When Jetr Davis arrived here Y.lth bJa 61-year-old IIOlJ.. they preM the i 0 !ented a unlq!K' mod.e ~ · ~ The Trlbun~ -Telerra»b -.1.'\it,,weet, il p1nlni lc1 public cont~m and acclaim, the nwnber of wm\im and rtrls who ha\'e taken JJ1 Interest In llplendid oppor~U:U:r o11'ered has be~n diBappolnt· . UsE YOUR IDLE MdMENTS 1&00 h ,. .oe In cas P 1w a commtssn ueemeftt to all ncn·prlr.e wlnne~s 1!1 the the Dally Tribune and bune.fTeleiP'aph 1 oft ln to women and llrls ~~ UU:rklc~llt tb&t is required to har 1 Prlr.e distribution 155 to :!sen ~~ l'fJ Ume Rnd ldle ~t pur!ng votea V tea _;:nt'::"' thi or Jtlll.t wUI win · cash ed ng ltM be. seeured ~ col~;,~n' ,.,. t due renewal~ nl!!w Rut!.crlor s to 'the Daily Tribune or ~ k ~ Q I. .JUV S c ,• 1 ,F•dure to Enter Mea-.. Money Not Earaed; Full Informa- l ,..~ 0 ·: tion ~vea ut at CampaiJ'n Oftiee in Martin BY .: Hotel, Second Street Entl·ance l 1 ' hia OOme lil I •' Pomeroy fr <<l.• OMIO ' I,&Tl .UIIUI HIGH aT ANO ISTM All To Orders PRICE THREE Q&li'l'S By Oanier 15 Cenla-8)' Mall 14.00 i As Macon Reached Ne;,v Home GERMANS ANSI£» ' CAll nn UNiTEl. ,fR~NT BY HITLtR ... " . ., -· .• ~· ... Catholic Centria~ Grou't Heeda Requeat Of . Chancellor ' VOTE TO .JOIN NAZIS Nazio Continue On- NeW Path Cpnfident - Q,f_. : Elecl$on Succeu � 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 18, 1933 ayers dyke mcdonald