https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a26828994b49a355307f4e3a860eb461.pdf 3e8c96855475e983ea6e312460f7488a PDF Text Text • ' 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 �.' '. .,. I ~ 'f I ' ~· ' <' , ,.. __ "'~.,"'· , ' t ~· II Jren.. I emp~L ... 11ft tor wbere lbe wtll dauahter wbo la ...... Kaet. Bry&ll.t. left ~~~§":make lfMeUbenYllle whent :; tbe1t home. J,(arion Radford ~t ~~~· witl_li_!?"..;..!" ~- ~1 Mrs. :Mar\1n Mc6tb-e waa eaWDa OQ Mn. Orville Kope Tu.ee4N. Kite Lars wu calltnc an Mr, ~ un. Sarrr 0armaz1 Tuesday. Opal Keeton wu mlllna oh Mrl. Jclla 1Purgit Tueaday Bvenin&. 'Mr. ILPd Unl. [Jr(JQ Stewart were calliQK on Mr. and Mrs.. BU1 etewfl!"t Monday eY~Mr. aDd ll:r&. Harry Cannan and Mra. Aurust CJiutllel' Ia apendloc lamii:J epeot ~tmttar wttb Mr. aild a few cia)' wiU. Mr! and~- Pea.rl au.. Ita Ra~ U;lell and f&DU4r. I _Mr. aDd Mrs. O.lareace Bwauaer Mrl. Orville Eli:Jiqr: ws ca1llnl on ropent. SunbJ with llr, and Mrs. A. Mn. .J. D: Adam& Monday, c. Linbnboter. MT. and Mn. Jam• McFarland t Jtumed to theti hOme at: Mansfield alter spendJJ\8' a few weeks With Nr. &lld lll'l. Jotw Js.vnea. Mr1. Marvin. )(oGl.llre wu calllDa on. Mrs. Harry Oerm&n IIOildl,y, Mn. 1'41tb Dt.via wu ca111n1 on Ura. Prank BUies Monday. Hany carman llpeDt J4ouday evenlna with Harry Snyder, Rev. Kenreth Reed was ea1li.rl1 IT IS TO LAUGH HE PRESENT pt'Lrel!dul uutru~cd dignity IJUt ou by Fra1U'C .for the benefit or t he wurJr) in general, is nothing short o~ childish, to say th~ len~t. The pre!ident in a message, appears to be hon·ifle d that Germany ~ hQLttd take such action while. all the ot.her countries aN tryirig-( '!) to bring about disarmament. During the meSdage, the president mentions that t rttaties are sacred to France. What a laugh thi!3 eoult! bring fro m the United St.ateti people if their present conditi on were not ~o tragic tlu t~ in part to France afld hE::r rightJous cess iu failiug tu keep a pt·omJse to pay millionBt.upon millions of war debta. Df course the warped aud Ulll' tl&~onn. ble minds of the Frenbh cu11 easily see a great difference in a treaty that Ei pecfiies duties when wHr is immineut and u solemn agre~ment to pay whut haR been LorrowtJd. Just as nat-~ Uf81lr Of COU I'Se, the 8Vt!fag'C !JI;I'SO!l ht'IJUJCht Up iJJ UD atmosphere of righteoudneH~ and ju ... tice cun see no par'· tidf! .1of difference in breaking oil ·; ''" bond, oath ar word '·· whetber it pert:tiu Lo annarue11t~. debt.~ or 80mething else le:is Important. Tbe \·ery be1:1t LhiltJtfr~u~e. ,unrl he1· so-called diplomats can d'o, is to keep a J;~UiQt.-M'·Pol:l.\i.l.)l~. hoping th(l world will fet no wiser Hl-. to her fa.Uure to keep faith with her very 'best frlend ~. Mrs. Walter Wblte and cta.ugbter eva were eaJllna em Urs. Clayton . rJeVole recently. 1 Garnet Fult. who 18 empJo)'ed o:c. Mrs. John Davla Monday &Iter· I :~.t LoD8 Bottom .epent Saturday aruoon. :.:moon with her parent.&. Mr. and Danille Cox Ia areatJy Improved. J Mrs. Walter Fulk. • 0/C!zqfr Res;/cJ:-'-_.n-te T in che Oueen City- · interior, in sumptOOJ$Iuxury •• tn foc.t r.gc! in svtrvthing excePt price .. the SintoN!. Nitholas should be- ilomt an all rJ~:r visits 10 GncinnotL S~~ry. : ot this pleasant p!ace inthehtGrt of.. dow"""" Oncirmatllo"l' OliTlbtdJI! rooms. Finest of fin& bod quiddy cm..·f oflkiemly oorved '' eledri::allycocled dning rooms. Bath and servidc:r in ....rv ""'"' Si"!l~ f,.m 12!" One Word Led To Another By Arthur "Bu1•'" Baer , ·.. ,, \ Three ', I . ·.· w. I YELLOW JACKETS PREPARIN·G f ~ R BIG JACKSON BOYS . ' ' - . Severest Tieol Of Season To Be Faced By Local Lads I Soldiers I I I I I 1 1· . . . . ~·~•:n:cy::••;oe;":""":ln:•;'":';":"':";":·:':::;:::::;:;~ IN FRIDAY'S GAME Jackson Comet Undefeat· ed But Record .Marr· ed By T~o Tie• I tt!orm: t!~!~~& !~~~~ t~!Yvi~~rs ~ d!: =~~r s:;rlj.{/ourand m:n_ X.:V1 e Determined to a'lve a good ae- trable P n count of themsf'l:/es. Ju vrobably · The Yt!llow Jackets will. unt!lelr toughel!t.. •t!ll-I!'Ue battle of the OOUbti!dly use the same fonn or orseason, the Middleport hilh school fl!nse that has caught other opponYellow Jackets are completing a mts unawares this season, dependweek's practice p1-eparatorY. to lng entirely oro the decaptlve formeeting the Jackson high l'lchool nmtiom; to _r~k irt the Jackson 1lenks. !;]even IIEire Friday night . Sll::ul-:1 the Jaclcets find it im!l"he .JackSon oountla.ns will come IJ'J5sible to gain ground around the l'l MldJjleport with one the ,..11posing ends a11d thl"U on-tackle t.t\"(lngest forwa1'd wall~ tn the lea- slides, a hitherto unused aerial • ne. advaltce Mtlccs say-one that •·nnc-k mo.v b~ brought h>to play wlU &lve • the Jacket offense a real i~· an o.tlemp~ to equalize the test and the game wlll decide J,<JW•• tflli thrusts of thr Jacki'IOnites. ,., hether '01· not one of the two I Mlddl~port will be drfendlng Its t;:oams wlll rema,lo undei~;ated. !(1 en the le!\gJJe leadeuh1p and Middleport has won four conse- 1: ),r• conl_t>sL .Frido_y ni,~rht, at ll o'r.utlve game'> tbls season, two 111 rlcck. w11l c:lecldc whether or not i.I \88Ue oompetlilon, while the Jpck - 1•> !! Jarkets remain therf', unless sr,n elever- come11 11ere with a clean tll£ !!:RUle ends In a tic as have pre.flate, having their of'ltcinl record \· co u ~ !e11gue · games In whicb the - --------·· - -- - - -- - B<.arls who Pllssed away WedneBdar n·omlng at the hOme of hl!r pan!nta llt Kygervllle, were conducted Thun~day at 2 P. M. at the teldda el'ce. Burial In charge of Rawllnr:a was made at Eno. • • • • Burial ror Rita Pauline McDonald 7 ~'ears old, was made In the Hill c•metery, Thur&lay afternoon, 1.n c11 11 rge of Rawllf:ICS. -'a.ck Kramer left Thurada}l '1 t.•ornlng fOl' hlll home at Bellevue after a Yllilt here with friends. Acccrdtng to reports recelvPd by friends, Dr. end MT"I'I. C. A. PoJoa tlf'itter are Improving satisfactorily a1tfiough they will not be relea.sed {aan the hoapltal a.t Logan until the 1illtter part of next week it Is tnouJrht. B 0¥ Y ' Ali • .. ' uP ar.at :lor m ma,~estlc beauty of LITERARY ULVB MitTS 'nle October tlgtlt.eenth meet-JDK b7 the ladies QU&rtet.WI. Mn. Dale r.::~&yor'a ooun. hil or the Middleport 1Jterary ClUb wu ~chner will be In cbarp or the VIRGINIA GREGG 1 rt~Qal in si~ • ~r. Severalael.ect.iODtJ were ~ed ocuJd not obt&in a. ralr trial tn tl'le rtho have ~n gleefully rutlblftg rant Prenc.b to recotPtiZe the ~ : thel.r t~and.s in ~dpatton of ftnd.. Qity of their debt to the u. B. ~ !"'DO Y01JII !<.,.._ .TO. ·O odh Battyn hall JI"(KNiled Utt: an outla for ~e great W1ne sury. It would at leut cbalk 1 proM&e• thill week, fully aware or held Wednesday at the home or J"lt'al~~e nYk:oe nt-~:t wednellllt.r. that ha.ve plied up 5lnoe ~tnothtr benefit to IJie aoore of rel aurpluaes ine strenath or tbla wtek'l oppoa- Wra. B. N. Pvwell or RuLland. A Hl'A. M. o. White, Mrs. H~ll P01 the 18th amendment elo8ed the peal. cnt and every etrort ball been m&de number 01 cueata includlq Mrs. ~or OOiumbW and. Mn. 11:. 0 . Probst ~ fioor to the rich American mar· 1 far the rontlnua.DCe" or the tut or- Oharlea Root, Yn:. o. P . Rathburn, were dinner gueste WtldneadaJ ew: 1ltet. HEAT WAVF. ON COAST rmalvt~ ot his team tn tht! Jacklon MJu Lenore one., 14ra. Lambert o1 nlpt: or Mrs. T. H. nam (Omlttnued ff'OOI ~ onel The Prench ha\-c tW1~ defaulted 1 -::-:-----::--,.tllt. OreenYille. North Carolina, Kn. Mn. c. c. "WubfnatcJn left f.'ho •re wt1UDc to WOI'k UDder the ' uoon their debt payment., to th• Lml Angelea, Oct. 19-INB-Tbe Phone 582-L ProbAble lble-up~ : E. Brya.n, Ab'l. w. G. oa.vta and 'I'hurlday morniniJ tor bel' home t.efml, Of eststlnl' eootmc\1!1; and United States. They owe wme $3,- Pttclflc coast· ~ heat wave contill.Wddleport Pot. J~ Mn. Nell Bldnner P'oJ: or Columbus at 8prln, W. VL 8be wu a.ecom- &h&H apee to !Jive preference in 000,000.000 alld have evlnot!d no ln- ted unab&ted today with a mutDa.tst Ll: -- ~ were preaent. ~led by her JJIIlmt.l. !lr. aDd ree:mplopnent to the r.ppUcaUows Lcreat In paying anythtnc. Britain n1um or 92 desree~ 8JI oontra.8t:ed, HUihel LT Ar¥b!ra : The fo!Jowlnr progTt.m wu fl!:nd.. Mrs. Paul Jone1, who w1l1 15PCnd c1 1oea1 mlnen who were fonnerly and 110me of the otber dehtunl, In- with a 9:. brou~:h t hy parched C1eael1i •Lambert LG :aleAfee 1 er1·d : Raponaea,. womeu of the winter mantha with ha-, emploJl!(l tn b.LI mine. : c!udinl Italy, preserved their na· Vlindl'l Tuesc:lay. marred onl~ wilh twb deadlocks , in LeW II 0 Lamb I TOday· Memolro ~· t•..3-All pee.eehU means ot tell- tianal honor by rnakln8 ·token Frank Tripp, 50, wa& overcome by ~outhea.stern . league' com)Witltloo. Tucker RO Brown , Ptln~. Mn. ~W':1~7"0ra~~ organizat-Ion ot the mlnet>ll and db- P.'~Yffier>t&" but. Prance and ller heot.llere . Jackson, however, baa Won no lea- 1 Handley RT Martini mother Brown'• Hundred Yean, cmulon of ihe menta of rival OJ'a ctmtlnent.al ll&teWte.; have Blmply A sltzllng heat wavr in the San gue games and lost :none, so there- Swisher RE LJCI2& 1 Mr11. T. W. Jones; Jenny Lind, un. iRnlZailons shill be available buL ...~n bald-taced dt-fault. ~nmciiiCQ Bay dLSt.rlct spread fort will be detorml}led ln wlnntna: 1P1etens QB Shick R. A. Miller. The crtttc'a report aU uae Clf force or coerckm shall be The embarao put& a nl<:e club l lnro~ghout nortllem Cal1tornia. An the con\eet. a vtctoty lplaetnr them Bennett HB Maahmpee .-s.s 1tven by Mn. H. !:. Otlok. At ICOil.tJnued rrom ~ ODe) ptah1bited and any penwm or ora In PreAldent R.cxllilfvelt '11 hllr\{f11 · r ll-tlme high Wall recorded tor the 0 1t the top or the league standing. I Allensworth HB the close o1 the J)l'(I8Tam, reviewa d1d not U!e thelr- nreanna. (;'&nlU.tlon ft!801'tl.ng to IIUCb meth· \\>hen and If the debt l&sue arises t?ird sucee!l&lve day Jn Ban Prana In ~he game Iaat Fr1dny, the Riley PB Elaenuglle were given on the papers ~ad . After Armwood waB ... cut- down c& lh&ll not be entitled to receive ""aln. He ~ ln a position to Sll)', In c·sco where lhe maxlmwn wu 88, a JaciUcn team out~tought the Ath- I Mrs IPo 11 ed d 1 ftom the site near the JaU b1a body ~e beneflta of thla agreement or eft'ect: "No dt>bl payments: 110 I dr.gree lower tha n on Tueaday, 1 fres~ents~e ~n& Bull Dogs, only to end the gam-e 1 NAM.I!: WAS OMITTED aerv e lt!loua re- "es tied to an automobile and. drat· or the government. . F-rench wines In Amerk'B." j;~;;~~;~~;;;= y;ith a 13 all score, the Red and ' ged throuah the street.. to the pul> the"Itaid aray dl.!.pute over rlfht Df re· · lr the embargo continues very , Wl}lte team seemingly dependlnll l ThJ'OUih a.n error ot the DaUy ATT-END GATEWAY MARKING llc. square where scores or wllllnB :mtirely on powerft.~l o11'-tackle Tribune's Informant. it was !tamed. t.ands gathered fuel and tinder and presentation or any matter cannot Iar beyond the repeal date, French te adjusted tbrouih the me&M PJ'Oa tJrOdueers, who a re not wlt}l,..•:t J.nElashes. i :he nsme of Mrs. N. T. Wayland., PW·s. C. F. Rathburn. Mrs. c. M. bt'~ Ore tc the body. vlded ln contracts between em- tluence in tht! Fr£·nch. government Shick seemed to. be r.ne bellt ?unlor vice prealdtnt or Ule Lad-~ Hermesy, Mils J..enore Giles. Mrs. Armwood hftd been held in t.be J:loyen IL!ld employees or through can be expecl.('d to set up a terrlfl~ I!OOund gainer for the Jackson tellJR cs Auxlllary to tt\e Pee~.~ey~Bennott Charle11 Root, Mrs. w. o. Davis 1->alllmore jail until yesterdQ the means provided in the bltu- howl. rt W1)U.ld 00 Ironic indeed u last week, tearing hUie br·LM In the ~~t!i ~Am~""~: ;e=hedW:~ lllndtMrls. Oacar Klein Mtended the mor1llng when Somerset county 'ninous coal code. IUJY operator or lhe demise ut American 'prohibition ,.~ C!lPflSlng Bull Dog Une and plung- £Cenu .. eleCted CIUieera tnb "thll&' Of the Memorial Gateway cmcla.Js prevailed upon GOY. Rlt- ml.ner& orga.ntzat.lon may submit should, n the end, be a compeii!Pg lr.g thru tor iood gall\8 con- r ~ · Y e Daughtern oi the American chie IQ return him to the acene af sl.rtent!Y. Mapes seemed to 'be the Mrs. Wayland served u &rcr.ant- Revolution at Galllpolla, Thui5day. tt.e alleged crime. Rlt.chle said tn WUhinlton tor lmpart.ia.l. ooly other prominent bell carrier 111t-Arms ln the AuxiUary arganiza. .. Mrs. Rathburn, who I& the Director !deaslng the negro to the count} t AdJudication w the na.tiona.l bol.rd at and labor determination fur the big Red' teiUil, giving a good t.on last year and wa.a I!II!Cted to o! the Southeast District. deUvered l::tlci&.Ls hi.! placed the reapomlblllt)" c.f the rights or the parties, In a.c- Jllii"Jiiillllllllilllllllilliiii!Jiilll'Jiiiilllillllllllllllllliiilhllllililllll'lllllllllllll r.mnlng ·performance. !!1e vice president post. th1a yea.r. B short greet!~ address, At .the i<'r his safety directly upon Jud&t' e<jJ'dar>ee Mth the requirement~ of Jackaon appeared woef'Uily weak COnclusion or the dedication cere~ Duer 11nd Sherltr Lutber DDU&hert.J. t he law and justice.~ 'n pa~ defeDlle last week and It TWO CHILDREN LAID TO REST I monies, the above mentioned atRichardson, the white man, ts h ~ay be the ooe ndvanta 11 e for the Funera1 services for I t~nded a Lea given at thll home of (.ll: tody because he allowed the ,ne• -· JII.U.JQn county eleven hu padlci.. left for ' FRA"!CIS WALLACE 1 AtiTHOit OJtl HUDDLII' Pop returned to hill plate. TbPn eot lodlgnant and Rt.id: "What'& "h•>'altbo•t boy mean by rettinJ' hlmsell' not. tellln1 us anythinc we put him through Vt"'ntl to run off like all and pt married.'• . ~nww •:he h& julrt · eetttna ......".~ on a talk; after all, it had very little · for 1'ommy 1a weak··l•d•·oat;ou. Mora didn 1t know jullt who •u payln1 the blc biUa ell · for 11ome money ·and Lincoln~ Mrs. E. An all-day quilting by members ot the Ladles Aid Society Ot t.hc Heath M. E. Church was h•Id Thurllday at the hom l M Oook of North Seco~; Av~:.az noon, a dellclous pdt-luck dinner was served. I ~~~ctu0 [~~rc~t~~W::S~leM::; while an ~liigry mob IIOU8ht him. He 1 lrad('d 111nora.nce of the attack UP· <>. 1 Mrl'l. Denston. , The last previOW lYnching on the e:lstcm shore ocCurred two years ego. Severo! WliUCCI!fllifUl""attempta have been ma.de In that time, nO\bl t E 11 L i' Y egams we ee, a ne~o now i-Waltlng hanglng In the Baltimore ~!.ate prison. for the murder of a ftwJlly of four. Liquor I To the nonnal market that will automatically be created ea.rly ln December with the demise of prohibltlon waa added the at\ractlve Mrs. Mary Leifheit of Balt.imore p~o5pect of the grea~st holiday IJ. Maryland , who hos been \'lsitJnl qlwr market in many ye..rs. The here With her sister, Mn;. Kathryn Importers have pleaded with the V.onohan of Llnooln Street went ~rovernment for permits. To date all to Pomeroy Wednesday fo r n vl~it they have got Ls ooe shipment of with relatives. 500 casu of cognac whi c h went to Mrs. Oharlotte Burnell Is N'port. LJ New York firm. ed to bl> Improving lrom Injuries Liquor has been coming 11', G£ su.rtalned recently wht~n she feU at course , tn great quantities, a.s &}her home on North Third Aventre. <Cont.iJ.nnou ~ ftEe One} ' ways. But It has been smunled In Kennt~th Mosser h•ft Wr.dnesdayj theh· real e5tate taxes wm pay fa: tl1ro\lll'h the usual channel&--thru !or his home nt As~llend. Kentucky. mon• than ~he amount 1'1\ved in th~ Florida, New York. and New a!ter e. visit with ~Milt ' Hnd Mns. 11ew sales taxes arid qther taxes. JH"scy ooasl:ll, and acrou the De~tarling McCullough_. Unless real estatl! tax~ · a.re rtplac.· trait river and the Niagara river. . Mrs. A. C. J{eenert of lront-ou .and ed by 80J1le other form oJ. taxation The- COOBtcuard, weakened by reclnughter, Mrs. J. Pi Graly . ~f CoJ- t:af!ent-lai 'Rn'ices in C\'ery munlcl- dt:ced appropriations ard some-what llrnbll8 lett ThursdB.y . fo» their" pellty, 8Uch as pollee, · fire an.! Bfl8.thet1c anyway because or the homes after a short. v1sit here with heAlth, wilL be abolished or cur- ln"!rnlnence of repeat has been Inthe former's sister, Mrs. A!lber~ ll\lled to the bre&.klnJr point •· , effectual ln halting it. Faehnle nnd Cemlly. 't ~ • The opjl()nents also conl.e'nd char I In 110me quarters it is estinla.ted Mr. and Mrs. Halo Lucchesi. c,r l.hr- prop08ed tax reduction would t.'1aL as much as 3,000.000 &allotUI of Marietta, are st pending J;he w~k ruiri' the crt!<.ll\ of local iovern- whisky, mostly Camtdlan, Juwe now with Mr. arod Mrs. Sen$! Barsolji,J mmt!<\ ana ndv~rst>ly uftect . th e ed Into the colU'try in the past few ct First Avenue. Le~tchefs· retirement and workmen·s months. AI many as sixty rum Mrs. Elizabeth HarLII'ger left coiflpcnsRtion fWtd.s.• which have ships have been opere.tlng In north- , Thursday morning to attend the h.eavy investmcnU> in local bond:, t·rn and !IOuthem watel"l'l at one 1 South East Dist.rict Conference or • · time, according to tnronna.tiof1. rethe Ohio F't'deraUon oi Women'.'! : · · Ct ntly given Jnterna.tlooal News : C'Iubs. Mrs. Hal"tlnger holM lihe! BPrvlce by omctal sources. Much of :pOSition of State Chairman of the t:·,Js; liQuor has been stored ln anOepartnumt of the American Home. tlclpating or ri!Ling price& and a The eonfererce will close Friday. lr~ol mo.rket , sooro. to exist. Rev. F. I. Gardner, p1111t.or or the (00ntli!.""'"' trrom Paste One) Tlle roo.eral embargo Is of lnde Church of Christ, announces that r:..aeed to pay $'1.20 COlts and atp a finite duraUon. It can be Ufted at 1'111 attendance of 82 was attal_ned at \\aiver or post bc.ttd of $lo. .rw.qsv o! eoy tlme by Pn!9ldentlal orders. the' regular prayer meeUrig, Wpd~ the witnt'llses declared tha.t \they SOme observers saw In the emlk'lday evenlnr~ Bc~-J'reoeh~aeM. · pt.kl the eoata, te&rlng tluLt ' they barao a dllltlnct e.tap at tile Prench . I I Defend r e - I I OhJ"O. ' -·-:----- - - - - -- - -·. . ~ Fall ... tinw -'aer - . 1 JDore clririat oalllppar roada . llnJoJ' ..r..,. _...,.._..,..,,... o~ __ -.borter~dlirbou. tile 111141 - - of -I . . v MEW GOODYIAII ARE A 'fl$1 IUY NOW! in a year." ,,,,,.,. Pete 1111id. ~'7hl"y of lDODeJ ln . the COllier roada-durlna fall 8.114 Wiater, toujh,Jmrrubberwean aiiDott twice as slowly. •• 3 ' \ \ ., , . ! • ~. r ·•. }. .. we call thi·s the Nar tJII"bta nut aew Goad,_.. y Wllllltla._. . . . . . . . ., . . • • I . ; ."Beauty · Queen~s Coat"1 Good1- pricu-moot 11uo u lotr·prlcod u laat fall. . .. it;s Mt~n ....,.,, caa 1"'0 calcbt on the _ , •_ _You _ _ 'Y........... ;~l:tlingly. bec~~i~g. w\th' the· sort of soft. luxurious, feminine Charm that;'B ; us~aJly priced '50111e- . I . . . . . ' w~ere near the $too mark. It's one of Shagrnoor•s extraordi.n ary . ~- .. .... ~ lu»wtwllt Card ~._ Coaoelio-Wo'U ..... , ... 'ltbt ..... t'teoplt 1RI) Gaa.,... t11a. QT other tin. ·' ' . achi~v~menr:->; ·ar THE i!AT GIRL DAYS high ~choo l girl in New \'t..rk comAFE-W miited mticide because she could no Ionge;: bear the ago a gibes Bhd slurs directed toward her b)' her schoolmates becausl! she was fat. The girl, 17 years old and weighi:.tll <lOO polJnds, ended her Hfe by shooting after lenving a llOte for her mother tP-Uing the cau!le. This CP.Be t~hould be brought before the attention of 1 every school room ln every school in the U11ited Statetlj for there ie· more of this .kind of i.'lsulh! hurled at unfor- tunate ~ildren by their playmatelj than most people lmarine. Most of it is done thoughtlessly but it burt• jul!t as:jleeply. the poor unfortu·nate who io tho butt ol the glbtie. There tiave b4te11 many, m~ny instances oi ~hiJdreii le~ving Schoo] ancJ havlntr \heir OhtiN liveol ,1, . :· ' s.,~,s I . ·"~ I :~ , .•b\lt wheii ~ order rnQre, we'll hav~ to pay fnor~:! 'Bette~ ·rry oti · :I ., :' ......·.;~ • : J li yours tomorrow ! . •> ........ . ,..., \. ' , S/14r-:tHP"s, ~!l'" tt!•foiuJ_or m;:uwns; 1/w, pwn, MQj..J.rofM, • • : ~~.!11#/IAII.I/f~itJJUJi}.~ ~w:yo~t~'JJ rr-D:h~JY 'f!JJfa~~ ~J,rJ,)JQ;d,~ ..; . 1Pomtn's1 Mi.Jus', Liule Wo,Ktt's · ~,, SHAGMOORS from $35.00 to $89.50 f UT- JUD91N9 FROM ALL I'Vt HEARD1 REDFERNS ·from $19.75 to $45.f)(f Other Coats $7.50 to $25.00 FOR A REeULJ\R e~s • • • YOU JUST CAH'T &E-AT X•70:' D€C.LARED. WILLY WI~EOWL MORE NEW DRESSES this' Week Silks and Wools $5.50 to $29.75 It's a facti R. L. Polk & Co., recently interviewed <19,3U t.llolt changed •• a result of thjo very ihlnr but of CO\!lfle notl!· lng can.,quite approach t!te lnc!4~pt \U!d•r dlacu..aon for lo.rrow ..nd keen reerel& It Ji. qulj;e probable tl!~t thoee fe<lponsible for the raoh ac~ would n•••r ~~·• lll•de f!t• un~•IDP!!l!l•ntary remarM_hod tl!ey thP,~,ht oucl!· a P'af!le eltd would reo oult. But tllought]ell(inesa i~ wb~t must be JIU&rt.led ar••illl!t 1 by 118 •!I· old or tbia cau•ea 'untoid BIIDBY. in · motorists in every section of Ohio and fo~ X-70 to be more popular thu the next five gasolines -bl""A tankful will show you why-try X·70 toda.,.. ti• ·,,. I • ., hkiPI\'· r~· one the J. Nl SONS, Middleport, Ohio lllllllllllllfll llllllllllllmllllllllllllil II J I J II' llllllllillh lUll II! IIIU=uml ' '' " 'I ' I .j ..1 �.' '. .,. I ~ 'f I ' ~· ' <' , ,.. __ "'~.,"'· , ' t ~· II Jren.. I emp~L ... 11ft tor wbere lbe wtll dauahter wbo la ...... Kaet. Bry&ll.t. left ~~~§":make lfMeUbenYllle whent :; tbe1t home. J,(arion Radford ~t ~~~· witl_li_!?"..;..!" ~- ~1 Mrs. :Mar\1n Mc6tb-e waa eaWDa OQ Mn. Orville Kope Tu.ee4N. Kite Lars wu calltnc an Mr, ~ un. Sarrr 0armaz1 Tuesday. Opal Keeton wu mlllna oh Mrl. Jclla 1Purgit Tueaday Bvenin&. 'Mr. ILPd Unl. [Jr(JQ Stewart were calliQK on Mr. and Mrs.. BU1 etewfl!"t Monday eY~Mr. aDd ll:r&. Harry Cannan and Mra. Aurust CJiutllel' Ia apendloc lamii:J epeot ~tmttar wttb Mr. aild a few cia)' wiU. Mr! and~- Pea.rl au.. Ita Ra~ U;lell and f&DU4r. I _Mr. aDd Mrs. O.lareace Bwauaer Mrl. Orville Eli:Jiqr: ws ca1llnl on ropent. SunbJ with llr, and Mrs. A. Mn. .J. D: Adam& Monday, c. Linbnboter. MT. and Mn. Jam• McFarland t Jtumed to theti hOme at: Mansfield alter spendJJ\8' a few weeks With Nr. &lld lll'l. Jotw Js.vnea. Mr1. Marvin. )(oGl.llre wu calllDa on. Mrs. Harry Oerm&n IIOildl,y, Mn. 1'41tb Dt.via wu ca111n1 on Ura. Prank BUies Monday. Hany carman llpeDt J4ouday evenlna with Harry Snyder, Rev. Kenreth Reed was ea1li.rl1 IT IS TO LAUGH HE PRESENT pt'Lrel!dul uutru~cd dignity IJUt ou by Fra1U'C .for the benefit or t he wurJr) in general, is nothing short o~ childish, to say th~ len~t. The pre!ident in a message, appears to be hon·ifle d that Germany ~ hQLttd take such action while. all the ot.her countries aN tryirig-( '!) to bring about disarmament. During the meSdage, the president mentions that t rttaties are sacred to France. What a laugh thi!3 eoult! bring fro m the United St.ateti people if their present conditi on were not ~o tragic tlu t~ in part to France afld hE::r rightJous cess iu failiug tu keep a pt·omJse to pay millionBt.upon millions of war debta. Df course the warped aud Ulll' tl&~onn. ble minds of the Frenbh cu11 easily see a great difference in a treaty that Ei pecfiies duties when wHr is immineut and u solemn agre~ment to pay whut haR been LorrowtJd. Just as nat-~ Uf81lr Of COU I'Se, the 8Vt!fag'C !JI;I'SO!l ht'IJUJCht Up iJJ UD atmosphere of righteoudneH~ and ju ... tice cun see no par'· tidf! .1of difference in breaking oil ·; ''" bond, oath ar word '·· whetber it pert:tiu Lo annarue11t~. debt.~ or 80mething else le:is Important. Tbe \·ery be1:1t LhiltJtfr~u~e. ,unrl he1· so-called diplomats can d'o, is to keep a J;~UiQt.-M'·Pol:l.\i.l.)l~. hoping th(l world will fet no wiser Hl-. to her fa.Uure to keep faith with her very 'best frlend ~. Mrs. Walter Wblte and cta.ugbter eva were eaJllna em Urs. Clayton . rJeVole recently. 1 Garnet Fult. who 18 empJo)'ed o:c. Mrs. John Davla Monday &Iter· I :~.t LoD8 Bottom .epent Saturday aruoon. :.:moon with her parent.&. Mr. and Danille Cox Ia areatJy Improved. J Mrs. Walter Fulk. • 0/C!zqfr Res;/cJ:-'-_.n-te T in che Oueen City- · interior, in sumptOOJ$Iuxury •• tn foc.t r.gc! in svtrvthing excePt price .. the SintoN!. Nitholas should be- ilomt an all rJ~:r visits 10 GncinnotL S~~ry. : ot this pleasant p!ace inthehtGrt of.. dow"""" Oncirmatllo"l' OliTlbtdJI! rooms. Finest of fin& bod quiddy cm..·f oflkiemly oorved '' eledri::allycocled dning rooms. Bath and servidc:r in ....rv ""'"' Si"!l~ f,.m 12!" One Word Led To Another By Arthur "Bu1•'" Baer , ·.. ,, \ Three ', I . ·.· w. I YELLOW JACKETS PREPARIN·G f ~ R BIG JACKSON BOYS . ' ' - . Severest Tieol Of Season To Be Faced By Local Lads I Soldiers I I I I I 1 1· . . . . ~·~•:n:cy::••;oe;":""":ln:•;'":';":"':";":·:':::;:::::;:;~ IN FRIDAY'S GAME Jackson Comet Undefeat· ed But Record .Marr· ed By T~o Tie• I tt!orm: t!~!~~& !~~~~ t~!Yvi~~rs ~ d!: =~~r s:;rlj.{/ourand m:n_ X.:V1 e Determined to a'lve a good ae- trable P n count of themsf'l:/es. Ju vrobably · The Yt!llow Jackets will. unt!lelr toughel!t.. •t!ll-I!'Ue battle of the OOUbti!dly use the same fonn or orseason, the Middleport hilh school fl!nse that has caught other opponYellow Jackets are completing a mts unawares this season, dependweek's practice p1-eparatorY. to lng entirely oro the decaptlve formeeting the Jackson high l'lchool nmtiom; to _r~k irt the Jackson 1lenks. !;]even IIEire Friday night . Sll::ul-:1 the Jaclcets find it im!l"he .JackSon oountla.ns will come IJ'J5sible to gain ground around the l'l MldJjleport with one the ,..11posing ends a11d thl"U on-tackle t.t\"(lngest forwa1'd wall~ tn the lea- slides, a hitherto unused aerial • ne. advaltce Mtlccs say-one that •·nnc-k mo.v b~ brought h>to play wlU &lve • the Jacket offense a real i~· an o.tlemp~ to equalize the test and the game wlll decide J,<JW•• tflli thrusts of thr Jacki'IOnites. ,., hether '01· not one of the two I Mlddl~port will be drfendlng Its t;:oams wlll rema,lo undei~;ated. !(1 en the le!\gJJe leadeuh1p and Middleport has won four conse- 1: ),r• conl_t>sL .Frido_y ni,~rht, at ll o'r.utlve game'> tbls season, two 111 rlcck. w11l c:lecldc whether or not i.I \88Ue oompetlilon, while the Jpck - 1•> !! Jarkets remain therf', unless sr,n elever- come11 11ere with a clean tll£ !!:RUle ends In a tic as have pre.flate, having their of'ltcinl record \· co u ~ !e11gue · games In whicb the - --------·· - -- - - -- - B<.arls who Pllssed away WedneBdar n·omlng at the hOme of hl!r pan!nta llt Kygervllle, were conducted Thun~day at 2 P. M. at the teldda el'ce. Burial In charge of Rawllnr:a was made at Eno. • • • • Burial ror Rita Pauline McDonald 7 ~'ears old, was made In the Hill c•metery, Thur&lay afternoon, 1.n c11 11 rge of Rawllf:ICS. -'a.ck Kramer left Thurada}l '1 t.•ornlng fOl' hlll home at Bellevue after a Yllilt here with friends. Acccrdtng to reports recelvPd by friends, Dr. end MT"I'I. C. A. PoJoa tlf'itter are Improving satisfactorily a1tfiough they will not be relea.sed {aan the hoapltal a.t Logan until the 1illtter part of next week it Is tnouJrht. B 0¥ Y ' Ali • .. ' uP ar.at :lor m ma,~estlc beauty of LITERARY ULVB MitTS 'nle October tlgtlt.eenth meet-JDK b7 the ladies QU&rtet.WI. Mn. Dale r.::~&yor'a ooun. hil or the Middleport 1Jterary ClUb wu ~chner will be In cbarp or the VIRGINIA GREGG 1 rt~Qal in si~ • ~r. Severalael.ect.iODtJ were ~ed ocuJd not obt&in a. ralr trial tn tl'le rtho have ~n gleefully rutlblftg rant Prenc.b to recotPtiZe the ~ : thel.r t~and.s in ~dpatton of ftnd.. Qity of their debt to the u. B. ~ !"'DO Y01JII !<.,.._ .TO. ·O odh Battyn hall JI"(KNiled Utt: an outla for ~e great W1ne sury. It would at leut cbalk 1 proM&e• thill week, fully aware or held Wednesday at the home or J"lt'al~~e nYk:oe nt-~:t wednellllt.r. that ha.ve plied up 5lnoe ~tnothtr benefit to IJie aoore of rel aurpluaes ine strenath or tbla wtek'l oppoa- Wra. B. N. Pvwell or RuLland. A Hl'A. M. o. White, Mrs. H~ll P01 the 18th amendment elo8ed the peal. cnt and every etrort ball been m&de number 01 cueata includlq Mrs. ~or OOiumbW and. Mn. 11:. 0 . Probst ~ fioor to the rich American mar· 1 far the rontlnua.DCe" or the tut or- Oharlea Root, Yn:. o. P . Rathburn, were dinner gueste WtldneadaJ ew: 1ltet. HEAT WAVF. ON COAST rmalvt~ ot his team tn tht! Jacklon MJu Lenore one., 14ra. Lambert o1 nlpt: or Mrs. T. H. nam (Omlttnued ff'OOI ~ onel The Prench ha\-c tW1~ defaulted 1 -::-:-----::--,.tllt. OreenYille. North Carolina, Kn. Mn. c. c. "WubfnatcJn left f.'ho •re wt1UDc to WOI'k UDder the ' uoon their debt payment., to th• Lml Angelea, Oct. 19-INB-Tbe Phone 582-L ProbAble lble-up~ : E. Brya.n, Ab'l. w. G. oa.vta and 'I'hurlday morniniJ tor bel' home t.efml, Of eststlnl' eootmc\1!1; and United States. They owe wme $3,- Pttclflc coast· ~ heat wave contill.Wddleport Pot. J~ Mn. Nell Bldnner P'oJ: or Columbus at 8prln, W. VL 8be wu a.ecom- &h&H apee to !Jive preference in 000,000.000 alld have evlnot!d no ln- ted unab&ted today with a mutDa.tst Ll: -- ~ were preaent. ~led by her JJIIlmt.l. !lr. aDd ree:mplopnent to the r.ppUcaUows Lcreat In paying anythtnc. Britain n1um or 92 desree~ 8JI oontra.8t:ed, HUihel LT Ar¥b!ra : The fo!Jowlnr progTt.m wu fl!:nd.. Mrs. Paul Jone1, who w1l1 15PCnd c1 1oea1 mlnen who were fonnerly and 110me of the otber dehtunl, In- with a 9:. brou~:h t hy parched C1eael1i •Lambert LG :aleAfee 1 er1·d : Raponaea,. womeu of the winter mantha with ha-, emploJl!(l tn b.LI mine. : c!udinl Italy, preserved their na· Vlindl'l Tuesc:lay. marred onl~ wilh twb deadlocks , in LeW II 0 Lamb I TOday· Memolro ~· t•..3-All pee.eehU means ot tell- tianal honor by rnakln8 ·token Frank Tripp, 50, wa& overcome by ~outhea.stern . league' com)Witltloo. Tucker RO Brown , Ptln~. Mn. ~W':1~7"0ra~~ organizat-Ion ot the mlnet>ll and db- P.'~Yffier>t&" but. Prance and ller heot.llere . Jackson, however, baa Won no lea- 1 Handley RT Martini mother Brown'• Hundred Yean, cmulon of ihe menta of rival OJ'a ctmtlnent.al ll&teWte.; have Blmply A sltzllng heat wavr in the San gue games and lost :none, so there- Swisher RE LJCI2& 1 Mr11. T. W. Jones; Jenny Lind, un. iRnlZailons shill be available buL ...~n bald-taced dt-fault. ~nmciiiCQ Bay dLSt.rlct spread fort will be detorml}led ln wlnntna: 1P1etens QB Shick R. A. Miller. The crtttc'a report aU uae Clf force or coerckm shall be The embarao put& a nl<:e club l lnro~ghout nortllem Cal1tornia. An the con\eet. a vtctoty lplaetnr them Bennett HB Maahmpee .-s.s 1tven by Mn. H. !:. Otlok. At ICOil.tJnued rrom ~ ODe) ptah1bited and any penwm or ora In PreAldent R.cxllilfvelt '11 hllr\{f11 · r ll-tlme high Wall recorded tor the 0 1t the top or the league standing. I Allensworth HB the close o1 the J)l'(I8Tam, reviewa d1d not U!e thelr- nreanna. (;'&nlU.tlon ft!801'tl.ng to IIUCb meth· \\>hen and If the debt l&sue arises t?ird sucee!l&lve day Jn Ban Prana In ~he game Iaat Fr1dny, the Riley PB Elaenuglle were given on the papers ~ad . After Armwood waB ... cut- down c& lh&ll not be entitled to receive ""aln. He ~ ln a position to Sll)', In c·sco where lhe maxlmwn wu 88, a JaciUcn team out~tought the Ath- I Mrs IPo 11 ed d 1 ftom the site near the JaU b1a body ~e beneflta of thla agreement or eft'ect: "No dt>bl payments: 110 I dr.gree lower tha n on Tueaday, 1 fres~ents~e ~n& Bull Dogs, only to end the gam-e 1 NAM.I!: WAS OMITTED aerv e lt!loua re- "es tied to an automobile and. drat· or the government. . F-rench wines In Amerk'B." j;~;;~~;~~;;;= y;ith a 13 all score, the Red and ' ged throuah the street.. to the pul> the"Itaid aray dl.!.pute over rlfht Df re· · lr the embargo continues very , Wl}lte team seemingly dependlnll l ThJ'OUih a.n error ot the DaUy ATT-END GATEWAY MARKING llc. square where scores or wllllnB :mtirely on powerft.~l o11'-tackle Tribune's Informant. it was !tamed. t.ands gathered fuel and tinder and presentation or any matter cannot Iar beyond the repeal date, French te adjusted tbrouih the me&M PJ'Oa tJrOdueers, who a re not wlt}l,..•:t J.nElashes. i :he nsme of Mrs. N. T. Wayland., PW·s. C. F. Rathburn. Mrs. c. M. bt'~ Ore tc the body. vlded ln contracts between em- tluence in tht! Fr£·nch. government Shick seemed to. be r.ne bellt ?unlor vice prealdtnt or Ule Lad-~ Hermesy, Mils J..enore Giles. Mrs. Armwood hftd been held in t.be J:loyen IL!ld employees or through can be expecl.('d to set up a terrlfl~ I!OOund gainer for the Jackson tellJR cs Auxlllary to tt\e Pee~.~ey~Bennott Charle11 Root, Mrs. w. o. Davis 1->alllmore jail until yesterdQ the means provided in the bltu- howl. rt W1)U.ld 00 Ironic indeed u last week, tearing hUie br·LM In the ~~t!i ~Am~""~: ;e=hedW:~ lllndtMrls. Oacar Klein Mtended the mor1llng when Somerset county 'ninous coal code. IUJY operator or lhe demise ut American 'prohibition ,.~ C!lPflSlng Bull Dog Une and plung- £Cenu .. eleCted CIUieera tnb "thll&' Of the Memorial Gateway cmcla.Js prevailed upon GOY. Rlt- ml.ner& orga.ntzat.lon may submit should, n the end, be a compeii!Pg lr.g thru tor iood gall\8 con- r ~ · Y e Daughtern oi the American chie IQ return him to the acene af sl.rtent!Y. Mapes seemed to 'be the Mrs. Wayland served u &rcr.ant- Revolution at Galllpolla, Thui5day. tt.e alleged crime. Rlt.chle said tn WUhinlton tor lmpart.ia.l. ooly other prominent bell carrier 111t-Arms ln the AuxiUary arganiza. .. Mrs. Rathburn, who I& the Director !deaslng the negro to the count} t AdJudication w the na.tiona.l bol.rd at and labor determination fur the big Red' teiUil, giving a good t.on last year and wa.a I!II!Cted to o! the Southeast District. deUvered l::tlci&.Ls hi.! placed the reapomlblllt)" c.f the rights or the parties, In a.c- Jllii"Jiiillllllllilllllllilliiii!Jiilll'Jiiiilllillllllllllllllliiilhllllililllll'lllllllllllll r.mnlng ·performance. !!1e vice president post. th1a yea.r. B short greet!~ address, At .the i<'r his safety directly upon Jud&t' e<jJ'dar>ee Mth the requirement~ of Jackaon appeared woef'Uily weak COnclusion or the dedication cere~ Duer 11nd Sherltr Lutber DDU&hert.J. t he law and justice.~ 'n pa~ defeDlle last week and It TWO CHILDREN LAID TO REST I monies, the above mentioned atRichardson, the white man, ts h ~ay be the ooe ndvanta 11 e for the Funera1 services for I t~nded a Lea given at thll home of (.ll: tody because he allowed the ,ne• -· JII.U.JQn county eleven hu padlci.. left for ' FRA"!CIS WALLACE 1 AtiTHOit OJtl HUDDLII' Pop returned to hill plate. TbPn eot lodlgnant and Rt.id: "What'& "h•>'altbo•t boy mean by rettinJ' hlmsell' not. tellln1 us anythinc we put him through Vt"'ntl to run off like all and pt married.'• . ~nww •:he h& julrt · eetttna ......".~ on a talk; after all, it had very little · for 1'ommy 1a weak··l•d•·oat;ou. Mora didn 1t know jullt who •u payln1 the blc biUa ell · for 11ome money ·and Lincoln~ Mrs. E. An all-day quilting by members ot the Ladles Aid Society Ot t.hc Heath M. E. Church was h•Id Thurllday at the hom l M Oook of North Seco~; Av~:.az noon, a dellclous pdt-luck dinner was served. I ~~~ctu0 [~~rc~t~~W::S~leM::; while an ~liigry mob IIOU8ht him. He 1 lrad('d 111nora.nce of the attack UP· <>. 1 Mrl'l. Denston. , The last previOW lYnching on the e:lstcm shore ocCurred two years ego. Severo! WliUCCI!fllifUl""attempta have been ma.de In that time, nO\bl t E 11 L i' Y egams we ee, a ne~o now i-Waltlng hanglng In the Baltimore ~!.ate prison. for the murder of a ftwJlly of four. Liquor I To the nonnal market that will automatically be created ea.rly ln December with the demise of prohibltlon waa added the at\ractlve Mrs. Mary Leifheit of Balt.imore p~o5pect of the grea~st holiday IJ. Maryland , who hos been \'lsitJnl qlwr market in many ye..rs. The here With her sister, Mn;. Kathryn Importers have pleaded with the V.onohan of Llnooln Street went ~rovernment for permits. To date all to Pomeroy Wednesday fo r n vl~it they have got Ls ooe shipment of with relatives. 500 casu of cognac whi c h went to Mrs. Oharlotte Burnell Is N'port. LJ New York firm. ed to bl> Improving lrom Injuries Liquor has been coming 11', G£ su.rtalned recently wht~n she feU at course , tn great quantities, a.s &}her home on North Third Aventre. <Cont.iJ.nnou ~ ftEe One} ' ways. But It has been smunled In Kennt~th Mosser h•ft Wr.dnesdayj theh· real e5tate taxes wm pay fa: tl1ro\lll'h the usual channel&--thru !or his home nt As~llend. Kentucky. mon• than ~he amount 1'1\ved in th~ Florida, New York. and New a!ter e. visit with ~Milt ' Hnd Mns. 11ew sales taxes arid qther taxes. JH"scy ooasl:ll, and acrou the De~tarling McCullough_. Unless real estatl! tax~ · a.re rtplac.· trait river and the Niagara river. . Mrs. A. C. J{eenert of lront-ou .and ed by 80J1le other form oJ. taxation The- COOBtcuard, weakened by reclnughter, Mrs. J. Pi Graly . ~f CoJ- t:af!ent-lai 'Rn'ices in C\'ery munlcl- dt:ced appropriations ard some-what llrnbll8 lett ThursdB.y . fo» their" pellty, 8Uch as pollee, · fire an.! Bfl8.thet1c anyway because or the homes after a short. v1sit here with heAlth, wilL be abolished or cur- ln"!rnlnence of repeat has been Inthe former's sister, Mrs. A!lber~ ll\lled to the bre&.klnJr point •· , effectual ln halting it. Faehnle nnd Cemlly. 't ~ • The opjl()nents also conl.e'nd char I In 110me quarters it is estinla.ted Mr. and Mrs. Halo Lucchesi. c,r l.hr- prop08ed tax reduction would t.'1aL as much as 3,000.000 &allotUI of Marietta, are st pending J;he w~k ruiri' the crt!<.ll\ of local iovern- whisky, mostly Camtdlan, Juwe now with Mr. arod Mrs. Sen$! Barsolji,J mmt!<\ ana ndv~rst>ly uftect . th e ed Into the colU'try in the past few ct First Avenue. Le~tchefs· retirement and workmen·s months. AI many as sixty rum Mrs. Elizabeth HarLII'ger left coiflpcnsRtion fWtd.s.• which have ships have been opere.tlng In north- , Thursday morning to attend the h.eavy investmcnU> in local bond:, t·rn and !IOuthem watel"l'l at one 1 South East Dist.rict Conference or • · time, according to tnronna.tiof1. rethe Ohio F't'deraUon oi Women'.'! : · · Ct ntly given Jnterna.tlooal News : C'Iubs. Mrs. Hal"tlnger holM lihe! BPrvlce by omctal sources. Much of :pOSition of State Chairman of the t:·,Js; liQuor has been stored ln anOepartnumt of the American Home. tlclpating or ri!Ling price& and a The eonfererce will close Friday. lr~ol mo.rket , sooro. to exist. Rev. F. I. Gardner, p1111t.or or the (00ntli!.""'"' trrom Paste One) Tlle roo.eral embargo Is of lnde Church of Christ, announces that r:..aeed to pay $'1.20 COlts and atp a finite duraUon. It can be Ufted at 1'111 attendance of 82 was attal_ned at \\aiver or post bc.ttd of $lo. .rw.qsv o! eoy tlme by Pn!9ldentlal orders. the' regular prayer meeUrig, Wpd~ the witnt'llses declared tha.t \they SOme observers saw In the emlk'lday evenlnr~ Bc~-J'reoeh~aeM. · pt.kl the eoata, te&rlng tluLt ' they barao a dllltlnct e.tap at tile Prench . I I Defend r e - I I OhJ"O. ' -·-:----- - - - - -- - -·. . ~ Fall ... tinw -'aer - . 1 JDore clririat oalllppar roada . llnJoJ' ..r..,. _...,.._..,..,,... o~ __ -.borter~dlirbou. tile 111141 - - of -I . . v MEW GOODYIAII ARE A 'fl$1 IUY NOW! in a year." ,,,,,.,. Pete 1111id. ~'7hl"y of lDODeJ ln . the COllier roada-durlna fall 8.114 Wiater, toujh,Jmrrubberwean aiiDott twice as slowly. •• 3 ' \ \ ., , . ! • ~. r ·•. }. .. we call thi·s the Nar tJII"bta nut aew Goad,_.. y Wllllltla._. . . . . . . . ., . . • • I . ; ."Beauty · Queen~s Coat"1 Good1- pricu-moot 11uo u lotr·prlcod u laat fall. . .. it;s Mt~n ....,.,, caa 1"'0 calcbt on the _ , •_ _You _ _ 'Y........... ;~l:tlingly. bec~~i~g. w\th' the· sort of soft. luxurious, feminine Charm that;'B ; us~aJly priced '50111e- . I . . . . . ' w~ere near the $too mark. It's one of Shagrnoor•s extraordi.n ary . ~- .. .... ~ lu»wtwllt Card ~._ Coaoelio-Wo'U ..... , ... 'ltbt ..... t'teoplt 1RI) Gaa.,... t11a. QT other tin. ·' ' . achi~v~menr:->; ·ar THE i!AT GIRL DAYS high ~choo l girl in New \'t..rk comAFE-W miited mticide because she could no Ionge;: bear the ago a gibes Bhd slurs directed toward her b)' her schoolmates becausl! she was fat. The girl, 17 years old and weighi:.tll <lOO polJnds, ended her Hfe by shooting after lenving a llOte for her mother tP-Uing the cau!le. This CP.Be t~hould be brought before the attention of 1 every school room ln every school in the U11ited Statetlj for there ie· more of this .kind of i.'lsulh! hurled at unfor- tunate ~ildren by their playmatelj than most people lmarine. Most of it is done thoughtlessly but it burt• jul!t as:jleeply. the poor unfortu·nate who io tho butt ol the glbtie. There tiave b4te11 many, m~ny instances oi ~hiJdreii le~ving Schoo] ancJ havlntr \heir OhtiN liveol ,1, . :· ' s.,~,s I . ·"~ I :~ , .•b\lt wheii ~ order rnQre, we'll hav~ to pay fnor~:! 'Bette~ ·rry oti · :I ., :' ......·.;~ • : J li yours tomorrow ! . •> ........ . ,..., \. ' , S/14r-:tHP"s, ~!l'" tt!•foiuJ_or m;:uwns; 1/w, pwn, MQj..J.rofM, • • : ~~.!11#/IAII.I/f~itJJUJi}.~ ~w:yo~t~'JJ rr-D:h~JY 'f!JJfa~~ ~J,rJ,)JQ;d,~ ..; . 1Pomtn's1 Mi.Jus', Liule Wo,Ktt's · ~,, SHAGMOORS from $35.00 to $89.50 f UT- JUD91N9 FROM ALL I'Vt HEARD1 REDFERNS ·from $19.75 to $45.f)(f Other Coats $7.50 to $25.00 FOR A REeULJ\R e~s • • • YOU JUST CAH'T &E-AT X•70:' D€C.LARED. WILLY WI~EOWL MORE NEW DRESSES this' Week Silks and Wools $5.50 to $29.75 It's a facti R. L. Polk & Co., recently interviewed <19,3U t.llolt changed •• a result of thjo very ihlnr but of CO\!lfle notl!· lng can.,quite approach t!te lnc!4~pt \U!d•r dlacu..aon for lo.rrow ..nd keen reerel& It Ji. qulj;e probable tl!~t thoee fe<lponsible for the raoh ac~ would n•••r ~~·• lll•de f!t• un~•IDP!!l!l•ntary remarM_hod tl!ey thP,~,ht oucl!· a P'af!le eltd would reo oult. But tllought]ell(inesa i~ wb~t must be JIU&rt.led ar••illl!t 1 by 118 •!I· old or tbia cau•ea 'untoid BIIDBY. in · motorists in every section of Ohio and fo~ X-70 to be more popular thu the next five gasolines -bl""A tankful will show you why-try X·70 toda.,.. ti• ·,,. I • ., hkiPI\'· r~· one the J. Nl SONS, Middleport, Ohio lllllllllllllfll llllllllllllmllllllllllllil II J I J II' llllllllillh lUll II! IIIU=uml ' '' " 'I ' I .j ..1 �.. ... ' ' • 'I' I . '. • 'l'IIURSDAY, OOI'OBI!i!IIO, IOU' ,. ' •• 'I " Wol1eti1Je Lirie-Ripper . ' • \ , •I S........or of Ohio U; Miilml Battle at Ath•u S..t~y Probably Will BuckOJ• State Cbamp;pa. <, oloip; ~ . Crowd Ezpo.,ted .: ' . ·.· ART ,I,E)V~, WALTER PRIODE TO STA'RT ' "':'in Eada T - Hat c;,,,._,u o1 w-· TO.o · ' n.. aooa AUJ.ens, Ohio,. Oct. 19-Mi&mi vntverstty battllrla ohio Unlversttw a!'l 1ntrt.-itate rlvalry tnvolvlng: Ule ep!rlt of the aout.heutern of Ohlo apkult the pro~ tile ot the 80Uthwestern, is tO le thl!! arlditon d1ah on the Bol:x:ata' ~omecomlng menu h~ saturday. Tbil 1933 football show t\U creat~d eonstderabi.Y more excitemmtJ lot the football-mlDded. this fle88Dn tba~ of lata yeara. The lllaml Red~ sk1Da in 1933 alipped. over lim! only knockout punch th&t Coa.eh Peden'11 men have sutre:red In the Buckeye conference in tour years. Unbta.aed cbservera are i't.t los& to predlct who will w1n the game which wm pt'obably decide the t1tle ract!.. . Even the betting enthwd8sts have J:ttle grounds upon which to w«k. Both Mlami and Obfo b!~Ve. lost to :etg Ttn teams by a mai'gln of ouP.. touchdown. the Redsklns losing tea Jnc;Uana,.and the Pedemner, to Pur~ aqe. •ml Will ha.ve the llodvantage nf a. veteran eleven, whUe OhSo will Bt.a.ke Ita ctlances on a large group of :rlJN'OBrlnr IIOJihomol'es and a. fj;!W e~perlenoed players of previous 5{!wt ,., J:BAFT Am...-nCh•••• .• ,,........,. ......lilocl} bas Full. nofural flavort JI'OR BALE-Two .:t'Crac.Y OOWS, On'.l Ireab and on~ fl'elh soon. Clar ende Smith, Mtnersvmo, 0. 4 tq..I'J•3.~ L..oat- set.sotlll. . . I' ,. LOST - ll•t-D 5 wan C fO • k &Del P-eroJ, • ~ wh..,llll'!lll!led with ' Sl'lll K•ltr Spriqield lin. $1.00 reward. Ohio Rt.or Sail Cwp., City, W. Va. \ I·,, \; If. Muon 10-17-31 ' \I For But FOR RllNT-Seven tooi'J hoUSe on Mtctlanie S:t.., mod.ern with wash hol15e ~ p.raje. J . 9. Eppje, Pomeroy. 10-18~3t Comperlsona of the two sggrea:at!ons hia.ve ltd to lt~tle · pennu.ntwavbul: activities among the suprorteis ot either teAm. Tbe real ett:eer for the ·obto l'amp Is that the BilCkeye teud wm produce a ·crowd that wm jmt about fl.ll the stadium here. Advance ticket sales o1! the C'\lllpu& and increased lntere~:~t in tlw g:amc on the camps have beero tuken to mean that empty seats will be scarne at game ttme. In pwnmellJ'll' Fre.nkUn College 'lC-O. ·J.aat Saturday, the Bobcats ran tip ,o ne of the la.rge6t scores ever made Jn Ohio Stadium. Thirteen U.Obcat backs hit Fran'II:Uu'& lh•e for 6U yard~S , while 30 players pu.rtltJPated in 12 excursions to the · ~rizzlicll' goal Une·. In t.he opening L. I &ame of the seaaon 1 the lll&yera BCCOllflted. tor ( fl aualolt'MQITIJ Harv,y. The la.et that ' - soores have tbOwed tbe laek of de~n&lve ablllty Cl"i the part Of Obto's opponents rather than a vut amount ot offl.'nl!lve power by the Ohlo team ha.ll not belql overlook~ by QolMili Don I ED; 1 1 ••1emeat Serie1 The ftfth and- 'l&lt of a · 1 ' aerie~ of I i::t.mes between. tbe Ohmlter bueb&ll team and the 8Uver Brlttle tea.m Of 1 Kan•uaa. wm be plared SWl<lli at the Cheater Park, It bu beaD ~- 1 M6ica Cou:atiam to f Show .Warea Whftt Bobcatt Take Fi,!ld; Outca~e-- ~ .fOn~ Said to he Tou-.up; Both Have Recorda Jnouno"' b' ......., o. - ---.,.-...:.._ '· A. ...... r.teln. 1 • 1 'I'he 4er1e& wu evened last week when Sllver\ Brid.K' copped ,. hot!)' contested affair trom- t... -:l Ohflt.er : team. 1 to 0, alter a rwal pitchers' . bi&t~le . The 'lame wu won and klllt 1 liJst. week In the ~libth lnninl. the anal.. Pla.YlniJ perJod .tlndinl Ohea~ I unable to even t.be eQunt . al~ · thoiJa;h a score r.eemed. lmmlnent I bttore tlle tllJ;.d bataman wu retir~ I I ~.n~"t hll 'itaa. Strenuo.1• eQ by .OWenr.. tl.r....., .,........ u locked ptes have been Oweh6 bas won the last two held each nllht ln al'! e1lort. to pit S!\me& trom the Chester club with 1 a~ Btronl & maclitne as pogible elfeetlve hurllnr trow. the mound I agaiDSt lOami. 11nd I.e: expected to be returned to Tbe Bobcat backfteld wlll prob- that, po&ltion sunaa.y. ! ab!J' be composed, larrely, 1f not The Chester team, well aware Of entirely, of IIOPhomore&. R.aJpb the strength or the Bllver Brld&:e Roblnette, senior halfb&ek: of Me- ou.tflt. wiD be prepared to do batArthur, and Matty Pehn, oanton tk' untU the Iaat In an errort to anfullback, are the only experteneeel lltX the ftnaL rame of the oveba~ likely to st&tt. ROOlnette :Is ~1\mB llf!ries between their ard~nt JIUl'alng a side lpJun- received more I ~ Iva Is from down the river. than two we,_. ago, ,Sopbomorea to I An admhmlon of 20 cents will be s1art wlll lllfe~ lncbide Wills •nd char~~:ed 'tor the gam~. which, Jn Etclunidt ol OolumbWI, Art IAwb, probablllty wiD be the final ella· MiddlepOrt and Pa.ul•Halleok, WIU mond cla.a8ic of the season In M~iiJs ali i 4 i~lt1Bfl.eld. Ohio's line wm Include o. largct· 1uray of veteran material than tlte b<lckfield.. Bob HUbert, Piqua en&. E'lll S~yder, tackle <li London, &'3d Kenn Bennett, guard from N~:owoomer11town, all seniorll will probnbly start, while P8te Stephan, Sidney, and Walter PriOde, Middleport, Junlonl, are likely to open the i;nmc at center and guard. Others expected to see service iL' the ~ont&t are: End&-Oeorle Jchnson, Wan-en and Joe Bturrttt, Conton; uuard&-Anton EUntlc, Cleveland IUld Ge!Jra:e DeStefano, Crmton; tecklea--Jame5 , Mazr;fl!l. 6hlnnston, W. Va., ar.nd Kbnl& }loy~r. Cortland ; center~Edward Holmquist. Mansfield a.nd lil.etb Ha.rns, Carey; bacb-Elnier Peaspa.mm Mhtabula; Elden Armbrust, Wubl"stcn, C. H .; Sam Hodntck, Cant·nn: H oward BrandenbUl'f, DaytGn: and John Ktoert, ToJetlo. ccWlty. I ::====,.-=~~·===="' • NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION To &be ~ or t.hr Raelne4 Sutton Rural Sohool Dls\rid.: Notice Is hereby given b)' the toe.rd ot education that Ulere wtu be an eleeUon of school board membt.l'tl at the general eleatlon to be tl<:ld Tuesday, November '1 . three members are 00 be a perlod of four yeara each, r:lng on .the flnt MDnday in n~oy. 1934. You will, therefore, Rf'mble 111 Ulc regular places of •ltlg botween the hours of 6:30 ' A. M. and 6:30 P . M.. Eutem Btandrd Time, aJ.ld vote lur board 1nembers. By order of the lxt&rd Df educa.tion or the Racine-Sutton rural Sl hool district. Date Ootobe1· 19, 1033. Eber Carnahan, Clurk. Steve Remius, who hails ·from Chicago, is one of th e I upon whom Coach H'an·y Kipke Qf Michjgan depends ' retain the Big Ten championship. Remjas ia a fullback. 'TottiOd acldtd, 2 quirt&. ----· v..a :·.;r ten doyt ,nd night.,' tfa: ctriVars di'O'N these FOrci trucb o~ttr ell kiJ!d~ of rNCk i:'l oil kind• of weather- drove them wi~h fuR pay to.cb '-'P to 50 .""1" •n 'hour. look at the rt1ulh- tht~'s rHI fru4 ptrf'Grm~nct thtt deli• cotap~rison itt P•wer, CHERRY RIDGE Speed Bring o~nd Economy. your hauling cosh down--WeWil slidly d'tiiiOftrh't"ie Ford v.e ·' Tht: Big·, Bad Wolf EAGLE RIDGE THE BROOKS-EBERSBACII MOTOR CO. ."l· · ' . w. oc;·:: "'· l'd on Jake the week · . Elmer Babcock and .Elr.turd&y night wtth Mr. H. V. Spencer. Mr. and Mr11. Ruymontl !.pent Sunday wit.h hts brother, A.bert Frank and fu.mlly of Hysell THE KJSS OF DEATH Jack l"l'OSt, a. little llclll,yed pu.id l1la lnttlai vl111t to· thla dllltrlct Prltay ntJht and tbll evidenqe or hla vlalt Wl[lol!l ~lble the rollowlhl momloa: when th.e ll)trcUJ'y In the tube reilah•red 31. All garden truck and n1~ elation 'that was exposed a~~ove evldt~nco of tbe kia of death and 111 11C\W numbered with t.he "h8fl beens" Heavy 'ce wl\s visible Saturday Run. Middleport ,..•. ., Did You Ever Stop To Think? UNION AVENUE Mr. and Mr1:1. Denver Hyfi!ell, l.f,by and lUs mother Mrs. Viola HY• srll spent Sunday with James onet .Jf LaniSVUle. Mr. and Ml'll. Lawrep~ Bell and Mr. and Mrs. James Adams and children of Luhrlg were week guests of their P'V.e nta, Mq, and Mrs. J . D. Adams. Dorothy Moore and Nora. morning. ThurlldaY witb Mrs. St~;;~,·t and Mrs. Homer Deem of I'M ®iN!i! Q~T LoSl]!;i'TlZ()UijLE 11'- .. Bv EDSON R. W AITF. Shawnee, Oklahoma REX FIELDHOUSE, ADVERTISEMENT MANAGER OF 'THE SCOTSMAN,' (EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND) SAYS: ln a amall way, we are all 'beating a drum' of some kind, either by attracting attention to ouraelvea or our wares. Some '4 beat harder than others and, in many caaea, to little purpoae. It is the motive behind the beatinJ that really matten. "Advertisement manager& often find themaelvea in the un· happy position of havinr to muffle the advertiter's drum, and in aome caaea to refute hia advertiaing. c· Visits OUR Ci lf1i' WICI«D WO' UCCIAI~ ~.,• .. . . . . ' .Willis WARD ··GREAT AIEGRO ntACK STAR., PLAYS END OAI '11-iE WOI.Il$,;t.l tiJ E TE'AM! I ... ! I It. 1 . ~:. . '\. ., , ~ ~ ' ~ ' ',· ,..loll ~ ..... -t,. . 1 .. .... ~- . . .'1t..:...._ ..,... . . . . ' ·•' .... .:.t. ~ I , .. - The welt manared newa· paper of today ia very anxious to protect ~ts readera by avoidi';'J the publication of any announcement whtch would tend to mil· lead. ' "Moat of the troubleo of this world are cauoed by mioJUided minoritieo who banr away at a'lretltendoualy bir drum of their own -ki~r and pUrJ>ooely tum a deaf ear to any apoeal which' is DOt in accordance with their own advanced and selfiah viewa. "Another drum which io beatin1 bi1llDd otronr at the preaent moment is the race by national newr.papen for lar,e and unwieldly cin:ulati0111. After several years in Fleet Street, spent in the midst of 'this wild and somewhat insane atmoaphere' I cannot but feel that thia system of brib4>ry, er.tabliabed in order to J&in readen, ;. apinot the l!est traditiona of the Pre... A newtpaper'a aim should be to collect 1011d di..~minate newo with· out unduly accentualin1 the rotten .,.4 aordid qf lif11- But, unfortunately, those .iourna!a wlticll ve fqr to fon~e~ jl!i' ''"' Jo excilfl !be If 11 llflwjP .. l/1 ,.. tuperiority. ... . ':,. 1 ,, 11~·~ · ------~----~---By BUR~Y------~----------~ 'When YOUQ Oil ch11nged three times in eadl ti-uck: .. �.. ... ' ' • 'I' I . '. • 'l'IIURSDAY, OOI'OBI!i!IIO, IOU' ,. ' •• 'I " Wol1eti1Je Lirie-Ripper . ' • \ , •I S........or of Ohio U; Miilml Battle at Ath•u S..t~y Probably Will BuckOJ• State Cbamp;pa. <, oloip; ~ . Crowd Ezpo.,ted .: ' . ·.· ART ,I,E)V~, WALTER PRIODE TO STA'RT ' "':'in Eada T - Hat c;,,,._,u o1 w-· TO.o · ' n.. aooa AUJ.ens, Ohio,. Oct. 19-Mi&mi vntverstty battllrla ohio Unlversttw a!'l 1ntrt.-itate rlvalry tnvolvlng: Ule ep!rlt of the aout.heutern of Ohlo apkult the pro~ tile ot the 80Uthwestern, is tO le thl!! arlditon d1ah on the Bol:x:ata' ~omecomlng menu h~ saturday. Tbil 1933 football show t\U creat~d eonstderabi.Y more excitemmtJ lot the football-mlDded. this fle88Dn tba~ of lata yeara. The lllaml Red~ sk1Da in 1933 alipped. over lim! only knockout punch th&t Coa.eh Peden'11 men have sutre:red In the Buckeye conference in tour years. Unbta.aed cbservera are i't.t los& to predlct who will w1n the game which wm pt'obably decide the t1tle ract!.. . Even the betting enthwd8sts have J:ttle grounds upon which to w«k. Both Mlami and Obfo b!~Ve. lost to :etg Ttn teams by a mai'gln of ouP.. touchdown. the Redsklns losing tea Jnc;Uana,.and the Pedemner, to Pur~ aqe. •ml Will ha.ve the llodvantage nf a. veteran eleven, whUe OhSo will Bt.a.ke Ita ctlances on a large group of :rlJN'OBrlnr IIOJihomol'es and a. fj;!W e~perlenoed players of previous 5{!wt ,., J:BAFT Am...-nCh•••• .• ,,........,. ......lilocl} bas Full. nofural flavort JI'OR BALE-Two .:t'Crac.Y OOWS, On'.l Ireab and on~ fl'elh soon. Clar ende Smith, Mtnersvmo, 0. 4 tq..I'J•3.~ L..oat- set.sotlll. . . I' ,. LOST - ll•t-D 5 wan C fO • k &Del P-eroJ, • ~ wh..,llll'!lll!led with ' Sl'lll K•ltr Spriqield lin. $1.00 reward. Ohio Rt.or Sail Cwp., City, W. Va. \ I·,, \; If. Muon 10-17-31 ' \I For But FOR RllNT-Seven tooi'J hoUSe on Mtctlanie S:t.., mod.ern with wash hol15e ~ p.raje. J . 9. Eppje, Pomeroy. 10-18~3t Comperlsona of the two sggrea:at!ons hia.ve ltd to lt~tle · pennu.ntwavbul: activities among the suprorteis ot either teAm. Tbe real ett:eer for the ·obto l'amp Is that the BilCkeye teud wm produce a ·crowd that wm jmt about fl.ll the stadium here. Advance ticket sales o1! the C'\lllpu& and increased lntere~:~t in tlw g:amc on the camps have beero tuken to mean that empty seats will be scarne at game ttme. In pwnmellJ'll' Fre.nkUn College 'lC-O. ·J.aat Saturday, the Bobcats ran tip ,o ne of the la.rge6t scores ever made Jn Ohio Stadium. Thirteen U.Obcat backs hit Fran'II:Uu'& lh•e for 6U yard~S , while 30 players pu.rtltJPated in 12 excursions to the · ~rizzlicll' goal Une·. In t.he opening L. I &ame of the seaaon 1 the lll&yera BCCOllflted. tor ( fl aualolt'MQITIJ Harv,y. The la.et that ' - soores have tbOwed tbe laek of de~n&lve ablllty Cl"i the part Of Obto's opponents rather than a vut amount ot offl.'nl!lve power by the Ohlo team ha.ll not belql overlook~ by QolMili Don I ED; 1 1 ••1emeat Serie1 The ftfth and- 'l&lt of a · 1 ' aerie~ of I i::t.mes between. tbe Ohmlter bueb&ll team and the 8Uver Brlttle tea.m Of 1 Kan•uaa. wm be plared SWl<lli at the Cheater Park, It bu beaD ~- 1 M6ica Cou:atiam to f Show .Warea Whftt Bobcatt Take Fi,!ld; Outca~e-- ~ .fOn~ Said to he Tou-.up; Both Have Recorda Jnouno"' b' ......., o. - ---.,.-...:.._ '· A. ...... r.teln. 1 • 1 'I'he 4er1e& wu evened last week when Sllver\ Brid.K' copped ,. hot!)' contested affair trom- t... -:l Ohflt.er : team. 1 to 0, alter a rwal pitchers' . bi&t~le . The 'lame wu won and klllt 1 liJst. week In the ~libth lnninl. the anal.. Pla.YlniJ perJod .tlndinl Ohea~ I unable to even t.be eQunt . al~ · thoiJa;h a score r.eemed. lmmlnent I bttore tlle tllJ;.d bataman wu retir~ I I ~.n~"t hll 'itaa. Strenuo.1• eQ by .OWenr.. tl.r....., .,........ u locked ptes have been Oweh6 bas won the last two held each nllht ln al'! e1lort. to pit S!\me& trom the Chester club with 1 a~ Btronl & maclitne as pogible elfeetlve hurllnr trow. the mound I agaiDSt lOami. 11nd I.e: expected to be returned to Tbe Bobcat backfteld wlll prob- that, po&ltion sunaa.y. ! ab!J' be composed, larrely, 1f not The Chester team, well aware Of entirely, of IIOPhomore&. R.aJpb the strength or the Bllver Brld&:e Roblnette, senior halfb&ek: of Me- ou.tflt. wiD be prepared to do batArthur, and Matty Pehn, oanton tk' untU the Iaat In an errort to anfullback, are the only experteneeel lltX the ftnaL rame of the oveba~ likely to st&tt. ROOlnette :Is ~1\mB llf!ries between their ard~nt JIUl'alng a side lpJun- received more I ~ Iva Is from down the river. than two we,_. ago, ,Sopbomorea to I An admhmlon of 20 cents will be s1art wlll lllfe~ lncbide Wills •nd char~~:ed 'tor the gam~. which, Jn Etclunidt ol OolumbWI, Art IAwb, probablllty wiD be the final ella· MiddlepOrt and Pa.ul•Halleok, WIU mond cla.a8ic of the season In M~iiJs ali i 4 i~lt1Bfl.eld. Ohio's line wm Include o. largct· 1uray of veteran material than tlte b<lckfield.. Bob HUbert, Piqua en&. E'lll S~yder, tackle <li London, &'3d Kenn Bennett, guard from N~:owoomer11town, all seniorll will probnbly start, while P8te Stephan, Sidney, and Walter PriOde, Middleport, Junlonl, are likely to open the i;nmc at center and guard. Others expected to see service iL' the ~ont&t are: End&-Oeorle Jchnson, Wan-en and Joe Bturrttt, Conton; uuard&-Anton EUntlc, Cleveland IUld Ge!Jra:e DeStefano, Crmton; tecklea--Jame5 , Mazr;fl!l. 6hlnnston, W. Va., ar.nd Kbnl& }loy~r. Cortland ; center~Edward Holmquist. Mansfield a.nd lil.etb Ha.rns, Carey; bacb-Elnier Peaspa.mm Mhtabula; Elden Armbrust, Wubl"stcn, C. H .; Sam Hodntck, Cant·nn: H oward BrandenbUl'f, DaytGn: and John Ktoert, ToJetlo. ccWlty. I ::====,.-=~~·===="' • NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION To &be ~ or t.hr Raelne4 Sutton Rural Sohool Dls\rid.: Notice Is hereby given b)' the toe.rd ot education that Ulere wtu be an eleeUon of school board membt.l'tl at the general eleatlon to be tl<:ld Tuesday, November '1 . three members are 00 be a perlod of four yeara each, r:lng on .the flnt MDnday in n~oy. 1934. You will, therefore, Rf'mble 111 Ulc regular places of •ltlg botween the hours of 6:30 ' A. M. and 6:30 P . M.. Eutem Btandrd Time, aJ.ld vote lur board 1nembers. By order of the lxt&rd Df educa.tion or the Racine-Sutton rural Sl hool district. Date Ootobe1· 19, 1033. Eber Carnahan, Clurk. Steve Remius, who hails ·from Chicago, is one of th e I upon whom Coach H'an·y Kipke Qf Michjgan depends ' retain the Big Ten championship. Remjas ia a fullback. 'TottiOd acldtd, 2 quirt&. ----· v..a :·.;r ten doyt ,nd night.,' tfa: ctriVars di'O'N these FOrci trucb o~ttr ell kiJ!d~ of rNCk i:'l oil kind• of weather- drove them wi~h fuR pay to.cb '-'P to 50 .""1" •n 'hour. look at the rt1ulh- tht~'s rHI fru4 ptrf'Grm~nct thtt deli• cotap~rison itt P•wer, CHERRY RIDGE Speed Bring o~nd Economy. your hauling cosh down--WeWil slidly d'tiiiOftrh't"ie Ford v.e ·' Tht: Big·, Bad Wolf EAGLE RIDGE THE BROOKS-EBERSBACII MOTOR CO. ."l· · ' . w. oc;·:: "'· l'd on Jake the week · . Elmer Babcock and .Elr.turd&y night wtth Mr. H. V. Spencer. Mr. and Mr11. Ruymontl !.pent Sunday wit.h hts brother, A.bert Frank and fu.mlly of Hysell THE KJSS OF DEATH Jack l"l'OSt, a. little llclll,yed pu.id l1la lnttlai vl111t to· thla dllltrlct Prltay ntJht and tbll evidenqe or hla vlalt Wl[lol!l ~lble the rollowlhl momloa: when th.e ll)trcUJ'y In the tube reilah•red 31. All garden truck and n1~ elation 'that was exposed a~~ove evldt~nco of tbe kia of death and 111 11C\W numbered with t.he "h8fl beens" Heavy 'ce wl\s visible Saturday Run. Middleport ,..•. ., Did You Ever Stop To Think? UNION AVENUE Mr. and Mr1:1. Denver Hyfi!ell, l.f,by and lUs mother Mrs. Viola HY• srll spent Sunday with James onet .Jf LaniSVUle. Mr. and Ml'll. Lawrep~ Bell and Mr. and Mrs. James Adams and children of Luhrlg were week guests of their P'V.e nta, Mq, and Mrs. J . D. Adams. Dorothy Moore and Nora. morning. ThurlldaY witb Mrs. St~;;~,·t and Mrs. Homer Deem of I'M ®iN!i! Q~T LoSl]!;i'TlZ()UijLE 11'- .. Bv EDSON R. W AITF. Shawnee, Oklahoma REX FIELDHOUSE, ADVERTISEMENT MANAGER OF 'THE SCOTSMAN,' (EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND) SAYS: ln a amall way, we are all 'beating a drum' of some kind, either by attracting attention to ouraelvea or our wares. Some '4 beat harder than others and, in many caaea, to little purpoae. It is the motive behind the beatinJ that really matten. "Advertisement manager& often find themaelvea in the un· happy position of havinr to muffle the advertiter's drum, and in aome caaea to refute hia advertiaing. c· Visits OUR Ci lf1i' WICI«D WO' UCCIAI~ ~.,• .. . . . . ' .Willis WARD ··GREAT AIEGRO ntACK STAR., PLAYS END OAI '11-iE WOI.Il$,;t.l tiJ E TE'AM! I ... ! I It. 1 . ~:. . '\. ., , ~ ~ ' ~ ' ',· ,..loll ~ ..... -t,. . 1 .. .... ~- . . .'1t..:...._ ..,... . . . . ' ·•' .... .:.t. ~ I , .. - The welt manared newa· paper of today ia very anxious to protect ~ts readera by avoidi';'J the publication of any announcement whtch would tend to mil· lead. ' "Moat of the troubleo of this world are cauoed by mioJUided minoritieo who banr away at a'lretltendoualy bir drum of their own -ki~r and pUrJ>ooely tum a deaf ear to any apoeal which' is DOt in accordance with their own advanced and selfiah viewa. "Another drum which io beatin1 bi1llDd otronr at the preaent moment is the race by national newr.papen for lar,e and unwieldly cin:ulati0111. After several years in Fleet Street, spent in the midst of 'this wild and somewhat insane atmoaphere' I cannot but feel that thia system of brib4>ry, er.tabliabed in order to J&in readen, ;. apinot the l!est traditiona of the Pre... A newtpaper'a aim should be to collect 1011d di..~minate newo with· out unduly accentualin1 the rotten .,.4 aordid qf lif11- But, unfortunately, those .iourna!a wlticll ve fqr to fon~e~ jl!i' ''"' Jo excilfl !be If 11 llflwjP .. l/1 ,.. tuperiority. ... . ':,. 1 ,, 11~·~ · ------~----~---By BUR~Y------~----------~ 'When YOUQ Oil ch11nged three times in eadl ti-uck: .. �·" ,. -- "71" • _ _ , ,.. __ .~TEPS TAKEN 117P.ATHER FORECAST- •• Heart Discussed By Medical Men - Cure Claimed for " ~Partir cJoucty. alJahUY . ... m ext.reme Eut J,'I02'Uon and aUghtlJ nrmer » •treme Nortbweet portion ton:llht. ~ CJOC8.fdonal ratn. Warmer 1n Eaa& portion:. ~laa Pect..U; Modero,to Drinkin&' Praioed ORANGE U U'a K,_ lt'a !D The By Carrier 15 Oell11-By Mail tt.OO Mn. Ella Bower who hu been a. few daya with her sJa.. Wr Mn. Mary Cutle ~tu:rned to bet home in AtbenB Mr. and apendlns Obrlaty spent , Mr. and Pa1nttew. Guthrie were Mrs. J~ua. FOR REMOVAL IGOVERNOR RITCHIE Trend From "Blue Eatle" By "Little Fellow" Ia Ca\110 Of Worry Followin1 L)'llchinl Of Maryland Nerrro For Attackin1 Woman AS TROUBLES ARISE CRITICS AROUSED Officialo Rec· overy Battle On Many Fronto Becauoe Criminal Wao Returned ·To County Jail From Baltimore • - · FREE AIR CIRCUS One-Half mile above bridge on W. Va., side-Stunt flying- Parachute Jump SatUrday afternoon. _.... ,.... _,_,..,._ Ridea 50c and $1.00 OEM~NO ffi MAO ADM.INIST IS DISTURBED BY SIGNS Of REV~lT -Fi,htin1 More OnHomeRult l41..•• Seeoad ol 5erlei ol Preaentelll. far vofln• ' lafonnat1oa . Farmers In Middle West In Revolt; Make Plans To · Stage .Nation-Wide Strike ftll 8ftPOil _ , lie W'ID t!D&Itle JOa .. • n,War 75c ride. POOTBALLI Shop Now While ·You Buy Economically! Don't :Miss These Vitlues Can· IN THIS NEW '\ .lh i .. l ,. ~YOU SUM l I I ' GRAF ZEPPELIN ON WAY TO CHICAGO DRESS G.O()DS . . . A ilew · llllloitmept Cent~ and fiiyon that make up lovBIY' frocks. Fancy patterns; ·. stripes, paids and all-ovm's. '' SOcPERYAR~ • . CHECKED GINGHAM BATH TOWELS 19x38- Nice quality colored bordel'l!. SPECIAL 25c SFOR69c A NEWLINE OF HAND BAGS TURKISH WASHCLOTHS ELECTRIC Tlle*tr• Special 6FOR2Sc l'han4ar aad Frlda:r :~!~ :!· ~~DOUBLE HARNESS MEIGS lOB INCLUDED ities are far in 'l!lxcees of the !lrice. · $l~ PER YARD In blue, black, green and red. ' PER YARD I of beautifu.l1silks in thi! new fall d~gns. Their qual- & (' 3.'95.:. '· '•. -·--=~-=:-~- J'ART WOOL BLANKETS ) LIBERTY THEATRE ........... I ....... -..... . . Olllo 11'rYa7 uu1 Satuda, - ... .... -. "SUNSET PASS" I Ilea• -~ OarQ, NCIIh llei'I'Jo Tarlor~LIO ,_TIM ·-. r LODGE MEETS Memben of the Catholle D&UI'h· of America met recent))' at ten their haD on lrr.IUiberry Avenue and : Mjoved • apqbett.l dinner ~- ' fVed by the holt.eltea M1uea Mar· Ia Rllldtool:llo . ................... toil ...... It .... .. ZANII 081r& lbnJ . pre~ and. Helena Ollftord. Pollowlno ·one dlnnor . , e1eof!Dn of oflleeft wu held tor ~ · to n dUI'erent. poat.a tu t.be ..Dr u. 'lhe meetl.nB Will ~DOriC ed WU.b Uae praentatlon of a prorram con- lt.silnl of tributes to Oolwnbua Day recently commemoratet',, I Cut and finlelle!d singles. Regular 69c vaiue. A.ll eolor plaids, size 70x80. ......... .,...w .... .. ..........., .. .,[ ..... ... ............ ....... NELLY DCNS, loo't Rl Hio.'a o ...... ROBE BLANKETS Beautiful color combi.nations-Large size, sateen bound. Regular $2.50 value. SPECIAL $l95 loll ..,.... Rultloh,. ...... -.... ' ftio: :th w WIM-..!f:!! . , - Modem Mattiace and Solu· tion af ita Problems to be Stucliecl ...... twy Du ,,......... fn~l•u frochef fl ...., •• , -.......... ...... s .... .. ,.., ... ....... ,.. .... ,... ,......... ·-.... .............., ...... ... ...., he ... pofoo7 Woi. l't ..... - MANY ENDANGERED ON BURNING SHIP � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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