https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b9c720bb21970b9fd1c069fbf9121160.pdf eefcdb2a124c0b27269265479ee0b20e PDF Text Text ·" ,. -- "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 �• • ~AT, OO'rollltaiO, 11131 moq TOtJll NEWS TO _,..........."''.. I VIRGINIA , GREGG NEWS VoN WuiMr l'o< Ullorial Offleo COlliM-L Fu •••·= Qttr.. OD4 C"""'""OIIIIofl, ClfD 1811-E .,.- o.,..;..a ~ev.'~~-~~~~~.: $ .11J~~~~~ .. i····· ·· ·· ···· ·· Oue Month .. , , , • , . . , , • . , .• , , ,aq IIIU.I""'•" . , .. ... , .. , ,,. , Oue Year , ..... ... .. , ..... , , Thio Solo , .1.1u·.:a &.toBJx Montha . ••...•••. , •.•.•. • lloplarly OD C••.Unt SICi 70 1'- ----..:::~-;-""'"::".':":=-:- ~-.,..,---....,...~-:-=- n, wMA;, !_lu!p _., loet, uol a lillllllolllf ,..__,.. 119:1~ I J :mt. .. •nr""' ..r~t!l~ .6..... ~'P~ :JCI u._. lol &UJ. 'I .. All rollgious t eaching, doctrine or creed. ir they J,;:e to hH''" any chUm .Jpon the iove, loY3lty and devotion of the pwplc, Jnu;r.t 00 in htmnouy-wilb : •Q.:I• Ufldii:-,"Jj/M !.:rnu. lw~.CI.I•i""";,, OirJD ACTION NECESSARY -· ~- a - iJJlc . I of the Prohibition women I motbe:r lfra and Davle Reese whp hae been ~ the tdm-eab:•tJon camp ln Oallromial. 1 ~tllnled home Saturday eventna:. Mr. a.ncr Mrs. Harry Plummer V' eJ'e in Oolumbua 8aturday, Mrs. Birdie Warner speut .~evernl t'ltly.!l la11t week with her do.ugllter Mra. Z<lda of .......... Herman Warner aNi fn.milr I i A workcro with the etate;n t'nt thnt Divine guidance wa~ I .\EWS ITEM cn:<litull ...... !1\VIt.b.Mrs.WUUam Sarah Gilmore toot dinner Dar wlfe Suiuia.y I the teaching& of .ft~~~ua the Ohrist whoae word~ fit into tlvery rulrl ;u 1d Cl"@vi.!lll of the human h~ all :! of whom ~t v.·na aa.ld In Johl'l '! :<16. ''Nl!:C1R. ltAN tiPAKE LIKE ntiS ~IAN. 1 -!-·- U•e Linens Freely t.be week Ollelller• the Mae _,. , Da.., ,· " ' / to be ot:->kc<.l through prayer for help in putting an e11d to! t he rece ntly revived campaign ft.JI' legalized sale of liq- I I uor throughout the nation. I' That there is ample proof among Christians thut Di\'ine powe rs answer prayers wht·n proper suppliCation is i mall(• , it miuht nvt he umi M~ to remind many uf the work- I crti tha t an ounce of good, hard, honest 0ff.ort in trying t o 1 ~ · ducute the masses to the dangers, real ot· fancied, or l •tsing f.dcohol, ia worth many poum.l.s uf prayerful utt· ) tude. 1 Tho , a)'ing coine d by Franklin that "The Lord help• 1 lhot:~e who he lp thcmliel\"C!:i," is r~ tru e t oday ur; the d1,y t he ]Jhrusc wus 1irst hem'd. There is nothing seemingly tbday , 'lh~t will l:l lvp tht: great flow toward a right about I f:t l'0 amuug t ht.• I H! ~JpJ.. <'f Uti ~ counh·."· on the prohibithn By Arthur "Bu1a" Baer tju estion. That t he 18th am~ndment will be erMed from uur r o n$til 'J tiut1 , there cun be no do ubt. Any one who de~ 1Jit>~: il j ~ but. fuuliug him twl r ~IIH.i himHeiC alm1e. When the illlhers turn owr the Twe TJetets For One Seat pl'otested to the place, U1e To Lring alwut the return of prohibition will require Looklnl over lhe football rules 1emalnlna: player spectators shall give him cve u more work on the part of dry workeri:! In the future tor tomorrow we tlnd that e"Vef)'- n tiger, a Jocomotive and a. long, lx.dy will be orderly C)(cept the coUeglat.e rumble. He Is going to a than has IJeen dom~ in the past because so many w'ho hr..eetators. far, far better Institution of learnWI.'J'C C!J!JV.! I't.ed to t h e dry c;au.11e now believe, after a trial Ing. There will be hurdling Jn the alauf Jt, tl~~tt it tann ot bt.: enforCed llllOug.h to be even con· it's, wide end rUN &round the ticket When cballeo1ed by a totAl on:-~ iUcn~ d uguiu . takers and drop kicking the derby looker you need not tight him. Unl~sa he llappens to be on your fall ft ·-ti·lJlleRYI'J very mul'h <lt th e pL· e~t!nt time that the from the wrons: end zone. .) ... gl't!at job before all sober, cat·eful, t..ernpHa~e pe~ple now This ls ~he tuteenth or an U1us- se:hedule. .is to teach LempeJ'auce iu uJJ thiugs1 d~d frbpe tfl.r.t · the l1'Bted aerfes ot rtlve· ibort trttelel " J.ii'~'h.~ e~u.8t aav:' the subject. $o mabJ lnjut•les off your raccoon coa:t; so I can e:ec great m:t tu l'i ty of peop le will pructice what is taught. been ieeetved by substitute how blg you are." ' j !!pent Sunda.y a,ttemcon with his mother, Mra. Birdie Wat·ner. I I Value SmaJI Duwn Payment I ' MORNING STAR '' Ira Wolfe and wife were Ul£1 I ;;;;;;j,.' ofof Mt. Raymond PuUtns ar.1 Hermon Sunday. I then toss them in a Voss ·nON'T !!kimp \'.Ju,·self .anc! :amH~· by tnjng to get . alo11 g with •• few lineno ••J Wru'h clothes you &8 possibly can.~ .. Use ibetl. reckless]y-a..n alJtUnclant ..: uppl~: cv~ry . d•Y. It'~ reJ,Uy very ea.sy h) wash then~ tt.gam w1th a new Vou \va31ter. Thl~ out ~tJ~nd\~rr new mt)d~l h ~··: n• r;·ub 'l.: :.~l ~lot:~ ~el ~iu tlnam;cl tub. pat...:n.tc<.l \' oo::o iloa~~~:l-l" ·>~~.at1~~: exclusive VPc:.'l s eafcty Wl'lll::!'cr. o:md rr1a .. ~ . ttl~· -- · (, s tinctive fen~ure~. lt will .:;&ve yom: tif4w, your enel'JfY. your n1on .· ~. e1.·err week. ~ee the Voss uow whtle present lo'\\ ATfMYBOY. pt-icc3 o.re in effect. ! 1: FRANCIS WALLACE 1 1 Croas Is ''laitlng wJtJ1 I, ! ,.,IS~it;;'_;Rlna In Cincinnati this week. R B. Sbrader who has employment at ProctorvUJc spent the week end with home folks . Rev, and Mm Tuttle ot Oreen!teld were the recent sue~~ta: of their c!aughter, Mrs. Ira Wolfe. ·AUTHOR. 01' HUDDLI! ~ . i Southern Ohio Electric Co. ; One Word Led To Another -- . " I ' ' '' - is . tbe official and .....u CAMPntt.Jr•, tributed .,....... Deef I:!:~~·J;~d•Jtbat the rule themaker& to e11m1nate mind Now, a mar in a ra.ccoon eoat ·trt bet a.nd make both contestant& la.y sc-methlng llke a Cbtneae litchee their money on the line. uut. You don't know whe'Uler to children in this day peel tt or shell tt. EDUCATION SCORES T DOES NO'f ,com po" ible that aud v)(e iu 'Jlll' co urury, cuu ltl lie old enough to tu:hool ant.l. uo t kuow the source of om· mill< supply. I to We caumot. prevli!nL old graduate!! U he proveH w built rather large, from chcerin(r with theJr bank and k:ok5 Ulte an old, eXhaUl!lted And ~''U.s. But 'l':e c:nm curtall lhelr wretitler, there 1s nothing to do but l(O yet that i~ tru e in LhoU!l<ttldtl ut' c:a~:~ea as can be nttc~tcd crulslrB radlUB and llmtt the num- tc;u up oolns tor the 'lholce of play· · t h e Ch'1cago ' bysta.nC!t.:.•3 drawn ins: ftelds. If you wln, be am-e .and by th e incide nt \\ 1uch occurred 111 sc h oo l~l ber Int o of thetnnooent centrUural buadle. hM•e the breeze at your ·bact. If you la::Je, hold to the ·Ame tormuiQ. but n~cer1tly. In Ol'der that tht! chilt.lrcu would u,t'tJr~ciattJ that The smash!nll: of stra.nglo! derbies mix In twloe as much ;breeze. r penaltv Is ftve 1 must oea.ae. Tbo It Is remarkaDJe I10W two epbem ~ 111ilk does not t~ pring fl'Om a ~ n11 or a bottle, authoritie:; )uds leu of l11atance trom the epot. <'tal atrangen can IIUddenly becoine bro ught u cow nnd a calf into th e 8C hoo1 where the cow the Illegal wallop took place. Wben 11ftt IOnw enemies at a same Where . . . the ushen l'emove a player In any the Injuries and acddenta · have wa H milked anU the milk given 111 glnsses to the children, direction there shaU be no coachbfen rwmlra atonr ·1!1 smoothly "J'nd that th ey migh t see jul:!t how milk is obtained. Such ex- ir.!J from the elde unes. from the I.S sweetly RS a. IYPIY &ong., 'Pol' ' .. . rnmps or the tops of stght~aeelng rr:aaon at all they wm find a rea· xmpl et-! prove the value of hf e tn the small side u.nd by· buees. ten. I ways of th ~ nation Ln spite of the thousand and one other advantuge:-1 tiuid to be offered to th e city chi1d . - FarewelfForever ---SPEED LAWS. .T IS SAID that the cummiltee in the ~tute legislature, uf.. tet· a probe of conditions relative to the use of speed tl'u ps in nol'thern Ohio, will recommend the repeal of all Ia w.'i ~~·tti ng a limit on tht.: apt>ed allowable in the Ktate of Ohio. The arg um e-nt put forth by those favoring the pro-\ )JO!:led chan~e is that there are sufHcient laws in effect to IJUIIi::..h all who drive t'eckle~a l y ot• carelessly. This has ht' t' ll !J roug ht . UlJ on numerous occusiuns in the past and mxny stat e.:; now operate without any limit to speed. ;\ Jo; a m.nt.ttn· of fuct,1ht• greut p er ce ntage of the ueci- r dl~nl~ occut• when autnrnobiles urc t1·uvelling at u Hpeed l l' ~.-:, than the legal limit. This. can be accounted for in p<trl Lecause viJ tunlly all dl'ive.rS" center their entire att~nllon on th e l'oad a11d the work nt hand when they ure dri•;i ng theh• cat· at .un unusuully high rate of s peed. ThH res ponsibllity of lu:1epiug tho cat· on the ltighway is so mu ch grcutcr at the hilCh spectl thc.n ut the lower out. that the drh·el' LIH('omlciouslr utteud s to tht; lm~iness 1~1~ guiding his CHI' wheJJ he is HspeeLI.ing " AS DEPftES~~ION iPftiZE VOTING ' ~ ei\Sh prizes to be dis· 1983•. the First Day•A Big Day I Pop' lndi1nantiJ railed. • , , a If yoo have not eve r . y •U!r wei to lfiv•atar up her he ;;~;r;~~;~·~titabermovie .U that mo~M"J; and ........ ·entered. TomrQ~ ~ Valeska JCoqroi or Elame not dlcln't .!mow wbat all &I •Prtm ....~ if they •ere wt~e. theTd DeTer lind ou&, Doroth,, even tboqb lh• ···--·c_c· 1 well-flle4t did tno'C' bow to and evc.n cook :~~ :~h~of~..:•:Jman if abe had' to. . ,;.: . '. ' I I ' ' ' ' ' I ' . I •• ' • ·' Choice 'tobacoos ., .i rolled right- no loose endSl' · ~ I . ' I - -·•7'". ·· ---::c ""' reel -·· . " I .. ! ALWA:ri ilte}tnest to!Jaccos ~ ~wps tltefinest ~~•w , , . . . ,. ' .;-jt", l l; .··.r . ' ' ; , 1 ; •": \.•; , J,-:- ' :' ., 'I ; .AJ.'WAYS.ludlesplease/ :· ' When · smoking a Lucky, have you noticed the long white ash I That's the sign of line, choice Turki•h and Dpmestic ·t~ba~~os. And have you noticed how fully packed Luckiq; are with these choice tobaccos-roDe<;( right-so round-so pure-with no loose ends. Luckies always please! '' ' i •.' 1 I ... 1• I I • .,· i :i ' Pt,ASE. I . .,._ - ·-- __,_, .. • ~ ·' ' ' 0 couldn't ftpm 'It out even ahe tbouabt and thouKhti :;,;iJLO;i u,~~ncl;d·• pne LOnie e'nM , ., to be~ • ptdnc bot 1 bla ·atom•e~ t ,e ,s t I .. I .! mR AtwAW :~~u~KiEs ·; i ~kel 1 '. ' ftl for• '' ·\, ' . be tied ' woman'• aprou atri.DIS. ••· j want f ,,i rolllqa in money; but 1:1' I HAS been mentioned in the•• columns bef''"'· there •emns to [le little ol' po .ll~I""~Jion in our country when • n"•.tteJ' of BJlOJ'ts comes Pefqre tile publtc S.turday. Oh1o Unive rsity •r ill e nte1t~lil th~ ~~~Qll fo~tbull teal!'. on Ohio fial~ and it is expecte4 thllt one of the i~rgest crowd• iQ the illstory of IJle Athens instit4tlon wlll be present to see wh"t has bee11 t~\'lllpd the "battle of the vear" at time. On the ~ay, 4 crowd of wiiQ·eyeu, is ex .. ~~tMle ' ried Elaine be would have to work j In WaD Street or aome place like I tbat because, the1 1aid, ber tolkt I 'the campaign do not let the son set agijp without fliJinc 4)ilt the following nomination blank,-~ for 5,000-votes. Then see that it reaches the Campaign omtte. ID a DVW I{ you have enterett.tlte eampail!l bring or mail to the campaign offtte .every substription vote )J088ible by tomorro~unight. M~e the First Da~ ' a Big Day. I fOOTBALL AND DJily Tribune . ' 1 "~ ' . \' i ' . ' l' • ., "" '. ' ' ,. . ' f t ·.' .,r ' "'t:.,.· l r " I > ' ' .'\ .I '' J I '' l I ' J ·!' '' -· FOR TliROAT PROfEglON-FOR DE'ITER TASTE " ' •• ;;!~ ·j I, " "it'lri toasted ., '. '" '·· '· �• • ~AT, OO'rollltaiO, 11131 moq TOtJll NEWS TO _,..........."''.. I VIRGINIA , GREGG NEWS VoN WuiMr l'o< Ullorial Offleo COlliM-L Fu •••·= Qttr.. OD4 C"""'""OIIIIofl, ClfD 1811-E .,.- o.,..;..a ~ev.'~~-~~~~~.: $ .11J~~~~~ .. i····· ·· ·· ···· ·· Oue Month .. , , , • , . . , , • . , .• , , ,aq IIIU.I""'•" . , .. ... , .. , ,,. , Oue Year , ..... ... .. , ..... , , Thio Solo , .1.1u·.:a &.toBJx Montha . ••...•••. , •.•.•. • lloplarly OD C••.Unt SICi 70 1'- ----..:::~-;-""'"::".':":=-:- ~-.,..,---....,...~-:-=- n, wMA;, !_lu!p _., loet, uol a lillllllolllf ,..__,.. 119:1~ I J :mt. .. •nr""' ..r~t!l~ .6..... ~'P~ :JCI u._. lol &UJ. 'I .. All rollgious t eaching, doctrine or creed. ir they J,;:e to hH''" any chUm .Jpon the iove, loY3lty and devotion of the pwplc, Jnu;r.t 00 in htmnouy-wilb : •Q.:I• Ufldii:-,"Jj/M !.:rnu. lw~.CI.I•i""";,, OirJD ACTION NECESSARY -· ~- a - iJJlc . I of the Prohibition women I motbe:r lfra and Davle Reese whp hae been ~ the tdm-eab:•tJon camp ln Oallromial. 1 ~tllnled home Saturday eventna:. Mr. a.ncr Mrs. Harry Plummer V' eJ'e in Oolumbua 8aturday, Mrs. Birdie Warner speut .~evernl t'ltly.!l la11t week with her do.ugllter Mra. Z<lda of .......... Herman Warner aNi fn.milr I i A workcro with the etate;n t'nt thnt Divine guidance wa~ I .\EWS ITEM cn:<litull ...... !1\VIt.b.Mrs.WUUam Sarah Gilmore toot dinner Dar wlfe Suiuia.y I the teaching& of .ft~~~ua the Ohrist whoae word~ fit into tlvery rulrl ;u 1d Cl"@vi.!lll of the human h~ all :! of whom ~t v.·na aa.ld In Johl'l '! :<16. ''Nl!:C1R. ltAN tiPAKE LIKE ntiS ~IAN. 1 -!-·- U•e Linens Freely t.be week Ollelller• the Mae _,. , Da.., ,· " ' / to be ot:->kc<.l through prayer for help in putting an e11d to! t he rece ntly revived campaign ft.JI' legalized sale of liq- I I uor throughout the nation. I' That there is ample proof among Christians thut Di\'ine powe rs answer prayers wht·n proper suppliCation is i mall(• , it miuht nvt he umi M~ to remind many uf the work- I crti tha t an ounce of good, hard, honest 0ff.ort in trying t o 1 ~ · ducute the masses to the dangers, real ot· fancied, or l •tsing f.dcohol, ia worth many poum.l.s uf prayerful utt· ) tude. 1 Tho , a)'ing coine d by Franklin that "The Lord help• 1 lhot:~e who he lp thcmliel\"C!:i," is r~ tru e t oday ur; the d1,y t he ]Jhrusc wus 1irst hem'd. There is nothing seemingly tbday , 'lh~t will l:l lvp tht: great flow toward a right about I f:t l'0 amuug t ht.• I H! ~JpJ.. <'f Uti ~ counh·."· on the prohibithn By Arthur "Bu1a" Baer tju estion. That t he 18th am~ndment will be erMed from uur r o n$til 'J tiut1 , there cun be no do ubt. Any one who de~ 1Jit>~: il j ~ but. fuuliug him twl r ~IIH.i himHeiC alm1e. When the illlhers turn owr the Twe TJetets For One Seat pl'otested to the place, U1e To Lring alwut the return of prohibition will require Looklnl over lhe football rules 1emalnlna: player spectators shall give him cve u more work on the part of dry workeri:! In the future tor tomorrow we tlnd that e"Vef)'- n tiger, a Jocomotive and a. long, lx.dy will be orderly C)(cept the coUeglat.e rumble. He Is going to a than has IJeen dom~ in the past because so many w'ho hr..eetators. far, far better Institution of learnWI.'J'C C!J!JV.! I't.ed to t h e dry c;au.11e now believe, after a trial Ing. There will be hurdling Jn the alauf Jt, tl~~tt it tann ot bt.: enforCed llllOug.h to be even con· it's, wide end rUN &round the ticket When cballeo1ed by a totAl on:-~ iUcn~ d uguiu . takers and drop kicking the derby looker you need not tight him. Unl~sa he llappens to be on your fall ft ·-ti·lJlleRYI'J very mul'h <lt th e pL· e~t!nt time that the from the wrons: end zone. .) ... gl't!at job before all sober, cat·eful, t..ernpHa~e pe~ple now This ls ~he tuteenth or an U1us- se:hedule. .is to teach LempeJ'auce iu uJJ thiugs1 d~d frbpe tfl.r.t · the l1'Bted aerfes ot rtlve· ibort trttelel " J.ii'~'h.~ e~u.8t aav:' the subject. $o mabJ lnjut•les off your raccoon coa:t; so I can e:ec great m:t tu l'i ty of peop le will pructice what is taught. been ieeetved by substitute how blg you are." ' j !!pent Sunda.y a,ttemcon with his mother, Mra. Birdie Wat·ner. I I Value SmaJI Duwn Payment I ' MORNING STAR '' Ira Wolfe and wife were Ul£1 I ;;;;;;j,.' ofof Mt. Raymond PuUtns ar.1 Hermon Sunday. I then toss them in a Voss ·nON'T !!kimp \'.Ju,·self .anc! :amH~· by tnjng to get . alo11 g with •• few lineno ••J Wru'h clothes you &8 possibly can.~ .. Use ibetl. reckless]y-a..n alJtUnclant ..: uppl~: cv~ry . d•Y. It'~ reJ,Uy very ea.sy h) wash then~ tt.gam w1th a new Vou \va31ter. Thl~ out ~tJ~nd\~rr new mt)d~l h ~··: n• r;·ub 'l.: :.~l ~lot:~ ~el ~iu tlnam;cl tub. pat...:n.tc<.l \' oo::o iloa~~~:l-l" ·>~~.at1~~: exclusive VPc:.'l s eafcty Wl'lll::!'cr. o:md rr1a .. ~ . ttl~· -- · (, s tinctive fen~ure~. lt will .:;&ve yom: tif4w, your enel'JfY. your n1on .· ~. e1.·err week. ~ee the Voss uow whtle present lo'\\ ATfMYBOY. pt-icc3 o.re in effect. ! 1: FRANCIS WALLACE 1 1 Croas Is ''laitlng wJtJ1 I, ! ,.,IS~it;;'_;Rlna In Cincinnati this week. R B. Sbrader who has employment at ProctorvUJc spent the week end with home folks . Rev, and Mm Tuttle ot Oreen!teld were the recent sue~~ta: of their c!aughter, Mrs. Ira Wolfe. ·AUTHOR. 01' HUDDLI! ~ . i Southern Ohio Electric Co. ; One Word Led To Another -- . " I ' ' '' - is . tbe official and .....u CAMPntt.Jr•, tributed .,....... Deef I:!:~~·J;~d•Jtbat the rule themaker& to e11m1nate mind Now, a mar in a ra.ccoon eoat ·trt bet a.nd make both contestant& la.y sc-methlng llke a Cbtneae litchee their money on the line. uut. You don't know whe'Uler to children in this day peel tt or shell tt. EDUCATION SCORES T DOES NO'f ,com po" ible that aud v)(e iu 'Jlll' co urury, cuu ltl lie old enough to tu:hool ant.l. uo t kuow the source of om· mill< supply. I to We caumot. prevli!nL old graduate!! U he proveH w built rather large, from chcerin(r with theJr bank and k:ok5 Ulte an old, eXhaUl!lted And ~''U.s. But 'l':e c:nm curtall lhelr wretitler, there 1s nothing to do but l(O yet that i~ tru e in LhoU!l<ttldtl ut' c:a~:~ea as can be nttc~tcd crulslrB radlUB and llmtt the num- tc;u up oolns tor the 'lholce of play· · t h e Ch'1cago ' bysta.nC!t.:.•3 drawn ins: ftelds. If you wln, be am-e .and by th e incide nt \\ 1uch occurred 111 sc h oo l~l ber Int o of thetnnooent centrUural buadle. hM•e the breeze at your ·bact. If you la::Je, hold to the ·Ame tormuiQ. but n~cer1tly. In Ol'der that tht! chilt.lrcu would u,t'tJr~ciattJ that The smash!nll: of stra.nglo! derbies mix In twloe as much ;breeze. r penaltv Is ftve 1 must oea.ae. Tbo It Is remarkaDJe I10W two epbem ~ 111ilk does not t~ pring fl'Om a ~ n11 or a bottle, authoritie:; )uds leu of l11atance trom the epot. <'tal atrangen can IIUddenly becoine bro ught u cow nnd a calf into th e 8C hoo1 where the cow the Illegal wallop took place. Wben 11ftt IOnw enemies at a same Where . . . the ushen l'emove a player In any the Injuries and acddenta · have wa H milked anU the milk given 111 glnsses to the children, direction there shaU be no coachbfen rwmlra atonr ·1!1 smoothly "J'nd that th ey migh t see jul:!t how milk is obtained. Such ex- ir.!J from the elde unes. from the I.S sweetly RS a. IYPIY &ong., 'Pol' ' .. . rnmps or the tops of stght~aeelng rr:aaon at all they wm find a rea· xmpl et-! prove the value of hf e tn the small side u.nd by· buees. ten. I ways of th ~ nation Ln spite of the thousand and one other advantuge:-1 tiuid to be offered to th e city chi1d . - FarewelfForever ---SPEED LAWS. .T IS SAID that the cummiltee in the ~tute legislature, uf.. tet· a probe of conditions relative to the use of speed tl'u ps in nol'thern Ohio, will recommend the repeal of all Ia w.'i ~~·tti ng a limit on tht.: apt>ed allowable in the Ktate of Ohio. The arg um e-nt put forth by those favoring the pro-\ )JO!:led chan~e is that there are sufHcient laws in effect to IJUIIi::..h all who drive t'eckle~a l y ot• carelessly. This has ht' t' ll !J roug ht . UlJ on numerous occusiuns in the past and mxny stat e.:; now operate without any limit to speed. ;\ Jo; a m.nt.ttn· of fuct,1ht• greut p er ce ntage of the ueci- r dl~nl~ occut• when autnrnobiles urc t1·uvelling at u Hpeed l l' ~.-:, than the legal limit. This. can be accounted for in p<trl Lecause viJ tunlly all dl'ive.rS" center their entire att~nllon on th e l'oad a11d the work nt hand when they ure dri•;i ng theh• cat· at .un unusuully high rate of s peed. ThH res ponsibllity of lu:1epiug tho cat· on the ltighway is so mu ch grcutcr at the hilCh spectl thc.n ut the lower out. that the drh·el' LIH('omlciouslr utteud s to tht; lm~iness 1~1~ guiding his CHI' wheJJ he is HspeeLI.ing " AS DEPftES~~ION iPftiZE VOTING ' ~ ei\Sh prizes to be dis· 1983•. the First Day•A Big Day I Pop' lndi1nantiJ railed. • , , a If yoo have not eve r . y •U!r wei to lfiv•atar up her he ;;~;r;~~;~·~titabermovie .U that mo~M"J; and ........ ·entered. TomrQ~ ~ Valeska JCoqroi or Elame not dlcln't .!mow wbat all &I •Prtm ....~ if they •ere wt~e. theTd DeTer lind ou&, Doroth,, even tboqb lh• ···--·c_c· 1 well-flle4t did tno'C' bow to and evc.n cook :~~ :~h~of~..:•:Jman if abe had' to. . ,;.: . '. ' I I ' ' ' ' ' I ' . I •• ' • ·' Choice 'tobacoos ., .i rolled right- no loose endSl' · ~ I . ' I - -·•7'". ·· ---::c ""' reel -·· . " I .. ! ALWA:ri ilte}tnest to!Jaccos ~ ~wps tltefinest ~~•w , , . . . ,. ' .;-jt", l l; .··.r . ' ' ; , 1 ; •": \.•; , J,-:- ' :' ., 'I ; .AJ.'WAYS.ludlesplease/ :· ' When · smoking a Lucky, have you noticed the long white ash I That's the sign of line, choice Turki•h and Dpmestic ·t~ba~~os. And have you noticed how fully packed Luckiq; are with these choice tobaccos-roDe<;( right-so round-so pure-with no loose ends. Luckies always please! '' ' i •.' 1 I ... 1• I I • .,· i :i ' Pt,ASE. I . .,._ - ·-- __,_, .. • ~ ·' ' ' 0 couldn't ftpm 'It out even ahe tbouabt and thouKhti :;,;iJLO;i u,~~ncl;d·• pne LOnie e'nM , ., to be~ • ptdnc bot 1 bla ·atom•e~ t ,e ,s t I .. I .! mR AtwAW :~~u~KiEs ·; i ~kel 1 '. ' ftl for• '' ·\, ' . be tied ' woman'• aprou atri.DIS. ••· j want f ,,i rolllqa in money; but 1:1' I HAS been mentioned in the•• columns bef''"'· there •emns to [le little ol' po .ll~I""~Jion in our country when • n"•.tteJ' of BJlOJ'ts comes Pefqre tile publtc S.turday. Oh1o Unive rsity •r ill e nte1t~lil th~ ~~~Qll fo~tbull teal!'. on Ohio fial~ and it is expecte4 thllt one of the i~rgest crowd• iQ the illstory of IJle Athens instit4tlon wlll be present to see wh"t has bee11 t~\'lllpd the "battle of the vear" at time. On the ~ay, 4 crowd of wiiQ·eyeu, is ex .. ~~tMle ' ried Elaine be would have to work j In WaD Street or aome place like I tbat because, the1 1aid, ber tolkt I 'the campaign do not let the son set agijp without fliJinc 4)ilt the following nomination blank,-~ for 5,000-votes. Then see that it reaches the Campaign omtte. ID a DVW I{ you have enterett.tlte eampail!l bring or mail to the campaign offtte .every substription vote )J088ible by tomorro~unight. M~e the First Da~ ' a Big Day. I fOOTBALL AND DJily Tribune . ' 1 "~ ' . \' i ' . ' l' • ., "" '. ' ' ,. . ' f t ·.' .,r ' "'t:.,.· l r " I > ' ' .'\ .I '' J I '' l I ' J ·!' '' -· FOR TliROAT PROfEglON-FOR DE'ITER TASTE " ' •• ;;!~ ·j I, " "it'lri toasted ., '. '" '·· '· �~ ' I .I I '· ' . , ."n.'»or( b.•W o.ti'ces · j . ;fill,! ~T ~IJJIII r~ ·- !tP liUa .tic .., u... ~» l4fL l'leod. to ntuS!C. m- Ro~!IO!>Jprte, llnl<(or. ' ,W<Jril>lp T P. tta PL> P. M. ,~IW> Mr. and 11n. Leo w~ auc1 We ll<lmlne llJlOlll wtlll tlr. and lttt. VIctor Z. Nelaon. M&rttD WoOdard l!]lOill Suwlay Bundayrr:'h!r:t r:c;, iu-li>ed. ·~ ' tMt IN111•11 Ill• w1ty .t.oUr4 th• ·st... NOTI{lNG shou,14 _,, ,..-mlltl4 to 1top tht lilbt api1111t til• bercaloel a. Every loulley 1b011hl ,.. b• .l .u con~crnod' wh•n p•:~plt .,.. aRllcted wllh tuharculasiJ then whta thil lnf•c.tiq,us di~&N our f~ur•fMtlcf f,ionds? Jho ddt •nd ooufltlt1 willfi1Jiy pey tor tubercullll ..,b ior cattle. n •., CDnlponM.. t~e fttMer ieor o.ery iuDerculous eniM1l •iH-4. Ttrou. unds 11111 1pant In tho Atilt il9•l~tri h09 c.hol..-•• Y•I ~1.111d11d1 of peopl• IUffertnt fr em tuboreu]o$il ,,. det~lod iho flntnd•l halp aeoded fer Proper '-'"' •deqll''' """''·•loa lor '"• car• Ill 111ed:r tubac•IOIII ,.. tlcntt for die 1af1tp 1~ .,-otHtion of all. Wrlta J• frt• ,IOJJ' of ":alactlq Out tb Wkhtl Pla&~Mo.. •U•"• Pu&IIIIIN P tie ,_,.,.., II tutu• ,_.. ltHil Gl•• .StlNNri... llcCH•lrvltte, O.tri•• ~II/NII ,,.. . . . . . • , •ld•ll ,..(,..... lllhlculeM• .... tcnluar I• 061• tbl w~th .,_,.1 Hysell Mr. and Mrll. Leo Woodard 'j.'ueOdaf wWI BelU'Y Nelaon "lte. c::J •"'s ~ 0::: lf; !{:"'" naek ·Fire n _, • en ~- RE""'Dn I, cn e~ and Jlcalih with Key to the ~ er•ptur,e& 'by M<_~>ry Baker Eddy: Tl_1c way hi strataht> aq4 nur'?w• wl uc h lea~s to the un~ehtan~IDK thnt God ~· the only ~fc. ~~ Ja a warfare wuh the ~esh, . m wb1ch we IIHI 'i t c o.~qucr sm, &lckneu, and ,h:a !l~. c1th cr here or hereafter,~ . C l' ~ta mly bero rc we can reach the t'rY,ll of Spir: t, or life in God. (p, 32-4). ; I' Pan W'· ther&· · . Pl,y at · ''*'...'1 -+ illll'plt Padlller Squad .ClD, w~ ib.ey'~beaten onl7 nJae· 18 maQ power stroll(, left for Rut· ~. .times In ae •tar~; wOUld aet them k.nd BJ'lortly a.tter noon to play the 114 Notre Dame also ll .~ue. Pltat; thts afternoon. 1. ~ 1118 epori.s ' · lieeauae up "" ' it • l.s not u ' bad as It baa ' · bl&The. Rodentire t<omsquad at that late ~ew York, Oct. l!dltor 30-INS-It's wu plaCe 1n tit eonIT~ to be ~t thil PUIIh cart. looted to ...~te ; second, becawse "ltlOII &O far a, pll.,.:&cal abi.Uty wu tra.de eaUs tbe "~ ball" for ~arneJ!.e ·.a.lftlD may be a little COJ;lOefMd. Tbere .,.,ez:e t.•o l.neltr. Mlcbtpn aad. Ob1o State out there :nne. On tbe aame J)l1nclple, by tlell, h!)wever, ~ and Kloea who in Ann Arilor tnmorfow_ .t.it also 'J.r.:tl U'.e wa)', Oeoqla Teeb.. wblcb HCDtl were dlsml&5ed trwn the ella:lblUtr be do-01'-dQs:.-t. d&y tor Notre Da.lne to be COmina: IC,Jn, oupt to w1n ll6t for this week owtna to ICholasd,lwn ln Plttlbul'l.il; for Plt~t;·.. I.U'Ib fn:.-m Tulane, wb1ch aeems to be tic d)ftlcultJes. u theae Iada WOl'lr. out ID IIJ.aneapoUs, tOl' Illinois over golna. OI.S hard In the school room tn the !n OJewlan.d and. Kanaa8 Sta.be and The IlUDJ, wlth one ol the best 1rut~ u they l:uwe on tbe lridl.ron Nebri.Jkl. In the J.fiseourl Valley. Z~ppk.e teama Iince orarwe patd In the put, they wtu be ellilble to In other WOJ'ds, t)te football sea - Ills laat. reepect1 to UrbaDa, ouaht play fer the ba.lu.nce of the aeuon. :-.on ot 1833 has run•through Its pat~ t" have teo mU(:h " ~.o r the army. This rule will hold Rood for JUlY ter: tt now 18 aotng lnto ita daryle. which Js eo.meat but may he none athlete on the squa.d who 11 eneraeIn furtb.er 'WOJ'da, metauhon neatly too brlabt.. Bouthem ' cautornla, te ettouah to have a chance to be· and qukllr.ly mixed whlle ¥Ou. waJt. 1!132 national champions and also oome a reaular. However, Ute facts remain intact. unbeaten II'\ two ye8111 , alw&)'s Ooach Farnham and ~118istant These show that the conspicuous "flgures", mentor Hous, spent Uttle time e:ame.s on a pretty eamest kind ot Ntbraskal' n:a always the team Thursday evening with their proa S~Jhedule tomorrow are 11ix In that has to be beaten In any valley tesee. except to run them throua:h •' umber, a.s followf: group bp.t Ka.n$1.8 state may have 1 lcnty of signal and forward paasMichlgan VII . Ohio State. with F-:-~ough th1ll time. 1 notice that both lng practice . CtLrc 'WJ'S takeP howma.)'be the Big Ten title to the McMillan football teams general)JI ever that no rough tM.cklinlr or hard winner. c;o. 'l1le youns man has bean all charging would be done u the men~ Army vs. IUinots, wtih the pl'es- over the landscape wt.th his coach- tnr were careful that their charges tJQ'e of two major sections at .st&ke. !r.g actlvltlea but· football pla.yers should not be lncapncitated thru Notre Damt vs. Carnegie 'l'eeh •-n mto tollow him. likeD back poe~ injuries on the eve of a. gtlme which with Heartly Anderson on trial for kct. · · Lan easUy be ended with the scot'e t:ls professional life. AJ; fer Pittsburgh, here's a power cr. tbe wrortg side of the Ied11er. Southern CalJfornia. 1:~. OregoJ' tE-am that looks a.s though It is 1 The Rutlan~l'lads are no setup for S tate. lLa veUng too far to meet a.nother. Pn.Y aggregation as can be attested Kansas State vs. Nebra.sl:a . Briefly. I'm naming Ohio State IJY the fact that they held the Blue Pittsburgh Vfl. Minnesota. A1 my. Carnegie Tech, Plttsb111'8'h: Devil squad of Oa.lllpolls to a 6~6 To this list miJ'ht be ll.dded \V1Ltt Chic[\go a nd Princeton, among tie on tbe opening da.y of the sru~son ; ustlce and without apology,' Chi- c.thers , ta lose fCit the Hrst. time. at Oalllpolls. However unless some cngo vs. Pul'due: Princeton v~>. Coother games of the day w•th Ui1 fcrsct".n breaks occur. Pomeroy is l.unbta: Alabuma VII . Tenucssce: iiCSBlble, probable and purebr sur.. expected to cop the game from the Texas Ctq'lstlan vs. A. a.nd M.; 1 r..!sed '1.1nners, follow : Wl!&tern Metg9 CountJaua, , Oeorgla Te~ va. ~··:I Cali- · East- Yale vs. Brown {Brownl; A fair sized crowd followed their fomia vs. Wash.lnSLon Sta.te. Tbt~:~ l ~:. Y. u., vs. Colgate {Qolgatel; fu.vorltes to the fonner mining vtll~ l;et ot meetings just ml.6!!ea the top .f'\,rdham vs. Boston College <Pord- age. fl,•8'ht &n~, In missing. ll.ten' t even ham; ~nnsylva.nh1. vs. Dartmouth -:-:::::=--~--.,­ c~noluslye, sectionally, u.ltbough by cPtlnnsylvanlal: OGrnell vs. Syra.. ALL MAKES or radlOI ~lcetl a' uo chance do. they wind up down cnse !Syracuse) : Harvard vs. HolY teaaonab!e prlees. Brtnr tn )Our r.mong the want ads. c .-oos IHarvardl: L&tllyette vs. radio or C&L. :!aS...J. H. M. Clolll In spite of whatever lllilhlble Bucknell (no choice) ; Penl': State MJd.~!eMi't. \~ CROWl) ' I ' -....._., ...,. PLANTS c. I Mrs. Bar v~ Adams hu returned to her home .at Akroo ·ronowina a. • wontM vlJJt wlth her parent&, Mr. : rud Mn:. ~ \. A. Wolfe. 1 Mr . and. Mra. Ohelier Stmpaon, Mr.s. Kelley Wplte and Va.ddalene , Wolfe of Racine vialted Pete Wolfe ' ""' i l!>u.cb)'e Oontereuce tbou11h neJ.thpr eoacb cana to tie football bl\16, botl). have thelr 'l'lor.rlea. A pretty ioulh campaJp IJJUs far this seuo" baa left both a:~uads with more than bothenome cnrns for an Injured Jist. Neither n•cntor, however, iB te1Un1 juet how st·veyely lnJ~iea will handicap hill team Sa.turday. If there is such a. thins as a correlation between the amDUDt ot 11plrit or. the campus and \'That lB \o happen In the stadium saturday, Coach Wilton's men are In for a st~e uuous afternoon. A 1tant pep s~ion this momtng ~ Aluinnt M modal Auditorium roused stu· c! t interest tG a. beieht &eldom reached. "Burn Miami" will be the lhtme song of a hugh bonfire to· l.lght as the first ot the Homecoming activities. Doach Peden's worries about the tt>am find liltOUTiodS In prnctiCtl thowb\1! ·this week. Several glaring cxtt.mples of what not to do ap(J'lared each afternoon. In addition, senior Mridders were forced to give talks from tbC Audltortwn stal(e tilts morning ami other pl&ycrs bad to make their bow at the same coaches 1 zr.::l I apenc1 the erans in Purdue's strong line of sophomores. He rates as '-''inter wtth their dauahtltr Mrs. · t h e Bi r Ten, ancl. hts . two hun Pacul. A. Manuel. one of th e b e st t ac kl es m RhoadeB and ramUy spent dred pounds will open up many a hole for the black and c.~m Prlda.jr until Sunday with ntgold atellar backs Ir.tives at Gay. 90,000 Expected ou~~...; lnva•!on or Michigan ~~~~ • h• get under way tomorrow T0• See MIC Igan nally w:ro!n appmxlmalely Buckey~ . d Oh' St t f~ns will descend upon the stadium •An 10 3 e , Ann Arbor. • . . , • , ) :r-cmporary :n:atms arranaeme11J,1; - - --- D..-.--' ....1 ~·~iiJiil· •MJtSW~tDI:r it'fl'- IJ . •·· . , h::..ve been made at tht! stadium. 8 uc k eye S qua d Con.aaatma 1 ~rovlding Elcccmmod8tlons for 8 of 33 Players Left Co.. ( ftw extra t.houaands. A total of o.pl c Th d 1l' roxlmately 00 ,000 fans is expeet.ed 1 um~ue ura ay lb see lthe game. a contest lo have much bearing on t he west- expe~ted Ileal be rn, ~tell .. Oct. 20-JNSern ponferJ;mce eha mplor,sblp race. A brief wa~:m- up sesskm tjl.ls nrtcr ' _._ noon was ahend pf Ohio state un:CARPENTER verstty'fl Equad Of 33 as their Onl·; action beforf: tomorrow's all-1m· portant game with Michigan s W. H. Hampton and •"tfe were Wolvcmes. \'leek end suests of 111& slater Mrs. The Buckeye &qUad which arrlva Hnrry Kemp and family of Columr;d here carl:y thll morning from tus. Oolumbus by train, was t.o be tak· Mt'li. 0. 8 . McCan and &on Paren by bWI to oAnn Arbor for a rt::st of Dexter spent Thuraday and tight drill in Mlchtga.n stactiun•:t;j Friday night here vlBJttng relativrs Fcllowing the wntm-up, the Duck::! J . L. ·Rawllnga and wife spent wc~:e to return here to " l.ak ~ 1t the week- Qnd ·· wiUI; Ul.oi.r dal,lghter Ulsy·• until game Ume LomOfrdw. · Ml'!l. Ctu\riM McCan a'nd ! amlly of Coach Sam Willaman haU with [ ,anea ster. ; h1m a generou.) wpply of J'eplacl;'., Mr9. W. H . Starkey is suffering 1 me11t~. Five : .-nds six ·tackles, s.t~ n lth tonallitis. guards, three canicrs, three qua··.. Members of the WIIUng Workers terbacks, elgbL halfbacks, and ~wu Sunde..v school class were ent,~rtain ­ fullbacks made the trip. ed Thursd!lY evening at tlhl home The followlni players w ~ re m of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey. the· oftlclal party: Guy C. Gorby and wife of Syra· Ends-OID.man, Padlaw, Liptak, ccse spent the week end with hts Fipoly anC:. Rt:ea l•lOther, Mrs. Adaline Gorby. 1 I Tnckles - Conrad, Kenneth Turner wife and son : beUevc i:)Ja.lGuarm..:-oauu.s. 'Jif;; .fopmon. ,( Waablngtoq-Jefferson ·x Ke1~i at Ashland (0) at Xavier x Heldefb"log at Muatlngwn W 1 x Findlay at Dayton GAMJS 'l'UMORROW Ohio state at Michigan {AJ lll !nols vs. Army at Cleveland Miami at Ohio u. (BJ Ohlo Wesleyan a t Wlttenbi..g (B) x Mar&hall at Cincinnati (B) Wooater at Akron (0) Marletta. at Oberllp (C> Bowling ·Qreen at" Ohio NoL·I.h~ ern -(C) Toledo at Kenyon (OJ Hiram at Capital (0) Denl110n at Otterbein <C> Baldwin~ Wallace at Case (CJ Rio Grande lit West Liberty WIJberCorce vs . Tuskea:ee at. Cbt- Alab~ma - Jt GAJ\IES TODAY _ Bluflton at Deflance {0 ) C,IJO ---- - 10,000 By International News Service vs. Pickens v1al.ted Mrs. JenQ.le Benttl Mrs. Maude Johnson aDd Josie at Raclne Sunday. · .. -:;-::-::-::--::--:::: - -- · - - : : - - -- - - OHIO COLLEGE FOOT8A.LL GAMES Teonessee family recentiJ'. Tomle Warner and wlfe moved from Apple Orove to this place · C t "D t h" F h • H,e1·e 18 ap . uc e rmg, one of the two vet.- Monday when tb.ey wsn th&t a eood rest today aQd tomor .. rl':w morning Is the only remedy ror such trouble9. Advanced ticket sale has promisfd one of the largest crowds to witness a Buckeye Conference game. though a Jarae block ot s eats have been r EJserved. for the Miami patrons, A hl"'lVY following of ft()dskln fal'a 111 SOUTH! HarU:ucd and Mr1. RUih McNicklea qt A.n· tlqldtJ wen ~ on relatlvet at the homes of Capt. P . RoUih and Jo.-!1'1. Ida 6a)Te recently. Carl Wolte a.od laps.lly or Apple Orove wtre callinl on P. C. Wolf and famUY. r~ntl,'y. 1r llr. and ~~~ Spene4!r of Orah&m &pent week. end wi th E. L. )h.nuel art fainily . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~. time. The Ohio &aJre , ..1 Mrl . EUoli tc fr6t, the Bob!;&~ .,ntor 'illlilld have cccaatori (Qr isueh ao act today before . hie: , battle ~----~--------•· DJB~----------------~ t~lME , ' expected.. A Southern Grid .Battle I i 11_;;;,-'~ I ......... •' l > Of S.Uol\. ..Ia - Ex~· to It:.-' "~ w· ......... ~ ..-~ I ably to " Slele c ...... , ' Rutlan~ AtMns, o.. oei":";;:...If. oooc11 't Pedl~ gt Ollto Oqlvonltx,wore Me Tulane The Lesson-Sermon alao includn Help Wanted- - - - - - . Chmt1an the . t?uowinJ p:u~sase from the Science textboak. "'Scf.. evenlng.s. , • I ;...._..,;;._.,;, 7:13,14). BAUSMAN WANTED-Men with cars tor rural 5alMI work through Ohio terrltorle& mut~t be .free J;o trtwel and 1tart to work at Once. J!lXpense acoount and ccmmtulon t.o men who qullliiY· A. B. Horror ~In Hotel, Pomeroy, o . Bet 7 d 8 o'clock :ele: t 8 11 1 • -2 · ' • I ~~11'-vJCC. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HER pAJ..,.'; ·" I .,. . cOrn•• fittt7 p: ff': .l_._Nn . . ""'"' .al!yoH .,.,_ I POLLY ~ ,. • (Vanderbilt.); Eveat. ftJttMI• .and NUow worbrt. .aP,OHt ttle~n to tM ..(,..doN ...:r-L Wiry wife .~ .- ' DEATH" is the subject of tlsc Lt... s,.: AA, -. .-•lp. !4. Jobn Hall's received LOST - Between S wan all on-Sermon which will be read la " uuu ' · ~ te d, di Ch~rchc• of Chriil, Scientiat. oa mc.n t.Gplc : "Character and I..J1e.". , Ba.lle)'. Supt. . t 7· a rr.Mom. no einan_ Df 8 30 C r e e k and P omeroy. Sunday, October 22, 1933. · sr,~cla.I anthem by the choir. RAUy Da.y service program $5~goo. The letter had bef>n truck wheel mo\lnted with T ile Golden Text ia : "Bte11ed t1 P M Junior Epworth -LeGIU'· p , ft,J. tl d d b' h d' 1 th Lonl the fall dlBtrlet. conference of tbe Ina 1e d' f ror.l Freepor', II 1~, 6 .f. 14 · 1$eqlor ~pworttl Lt:•sue. .,,. .M. ..b'UIR'ont. .loll.o&<! .J. 32x6 KetJy Spria.Ueld t:~flt I Chc ~~ef~h~ Y~. n saifh tho 1 wo:rabi'P antlaermon. To· Pl'rtemouth district w1U be held where· HAll former1y iive·L bolnr; GI:Jtogotocl for sclolliilC at· 1933 2 tire. $1!5.00 reward. Ohh> Spirit, that the;r•_nay reet from their pic : "The ~).,lgfon cf Cltrlst-." Tuesday, Oct. f, at Rio I . hl'ltion, they mlnvl• with itMify. River Salt Corp., Maaon labour.s : and thctr works do follow 7 P. M. WOdne~day Prayer service £l~ndc M. E. Church. ~ltbJect: ''Comf~-i'heTenaes of 1 t hem. (Rev. 14:13) . . al&~ll.· ."'""'CII / cJHURCH OF CQ&IST a Verb". . • 1 City 1 W. Va. 10-17-31 Among 1he citations which com• ENT!A-:.. .f~ ,~,':';:: ~ "tt- . 1 ,.. F. l. -o8tdne11 Parial', Mlltilepoli 6 :9Q ,~• i~~'lfur . .· . hi·· {' J I t>rise th e Lesson-Sermon' is the , .... , n ..r.-o Be 1 0 . 16 wine 1,....-e Bible: scl\c)O) 1 E'vaDiellltlc cventn.s ·1 '' following from the Bible: "Eater yt: !3unday achooll 0:30 A. · n , !O:w~ .la{orw~'S wor!btp. kmon &ripOn s~Jtet "~son'* - Pate"o r in at the strait gate: for wide is the QUlaenberry 8 up . -.. • u r l't!!nt gate, and broad ia the way, that ...!.- . leadeth to dealructlon, and many FOR room house there be which 8'0 in thereat: BeJ.1 11 on Mech~m1c s~. . modern with cause strait is the pte, and narrow r---....,.'11: wash Jlc USe and sar&~e. J . 8 . ls the way, which leadeth unto life, Eppl':!, Pcmeroy. 10-18.. 3t and few there bC that tind it," (Matt. RENT-seven hom~ ••• lO'fN. state " (~Gmt}. 1 . u~p's'''T iT"'s '~.a...,_ ~~· K~LE '\ . : '!.!!"', .. tballl team, ' 811' ~~~ • f;, ,y -.::- ter.,..not. mffa ,Jlt r&.OJ' v.-ae Bu~ . -'- • • .,..., ... pablo, "' "'!.~.~~t bn ~o, , However, $porta,.' Writer ~~etve'•=.,ore·~~ .1 • 1 Sa)'l In Sun'lmal')' Of · pm•tvely and 0 YloloiT over i41ml- TN HYSELL ltUN. ---: I 8er~ · 1 \f}JliOii 'ti.- ::::::... Ctne.up flic:kJ;;_ ·W'l~T•flll•.,,•1.11Jb .~.,:'~·~· o~and,l:l: ~1111 Qh~ ~~;, "-lea . ... benefit. or Punct).;<m&J be !ten• ... ""- I t~tucQl ; Plol'tda YJ, , . . .. woulol wilb •J 'lba\ ,lh Korth c&:oll'o!l' CN""!! c.toUno J. l, :· -. • IOl!lb Olle lo ..U. altbourh I 110 4\11..,.1---IIO\Ith,.;, 1 !14'0tllodtlll ys. CI!OutbUJ> poia, Notre Da., Min· ' 19 "lliure= " aaali>lli 7 . ' ...,. o.nteo.ary 1 It~ ~~~ To tWin' • S\fll<. biol"'llnr .,..,--L •. _ j • I to have -~ ,, ,. U1e faet that t appe , ~ ~.·,. ."!~.CD~l-YlnO aadtcl thot . .. Tll,..,.Y 1:80 P. II. IIWl !forma ~-- ...... Mbd •• C. Brown, vJce preliaeA~ ot the oll\li<b_paoff A, "'· Z&rl Rut· ~'"""" 8Quadl'OQ PoundlltiOn of POBTLtJID . . B. CIIUIUJII entoooh, ~-t iDol lin. Will addreu llle_I!"''IOle ol liM. Cll!nJ', ..... Jobl! ll~r aupt. of Pri11W'1' Motp <OUllty In U>ta ci>Uieb eon8Uildr.J ll<haol 9:11! A. x,. w. Q. ~epar.t. ' ~mini tbe temperance- cause Jn w.cKelveY, Supt. Pearl vtlbot.D, 'l'I'Jo UR lbJI 1t 11$. me per Une> Mom1i11 1n Preob7lerlan Olllo. !I aftr.ae wordl make Q Une.l c-buffil at 10;80 o'cloct. Anthem b3' Prld&y 7:30 P. M. /I. sodal for the ~~ PreoobtDJ at 19:10 ,.(. ,lo(. , . the ~l)lr. 8erfttm t.opte : "Jlllajow JuniOr boy& and gl.rll eluSea at tht Epw•rlll , _ . . 1:30 P. M. and the Depretil1on. .. ch urc:h. Proacbln,r al i!ttvOI'I\'tlli 1:80 P. Trta.qlea meet at 6:30 o'(llock. u. . Mlu Betty a.tt>pbeU ta - ·· AU FIBIIT 8Al'TI8T 011\JIWll the rounc people are invited. F'. C. &:reu«. P'adol'. ~ _... , Bvti",JDJ wonb.lp 7:30 eo'elock. A Sullda-:r IChool 9:Ui A. M. PaulS.. P.A.I.IJ. L~ , ~IJ&CII SOhl flerYiee- -.Ill be held. ' Smart, Supt. . J C Pile):, . _ . : BJ'ot.htrhood w.rJU meet 1.n Peace Morulnl worah!P 1~:15 A. M. . 8 ,_..~ .. .,.·~ ....1 • A.' • • cllurch ba•inent pn Thursday Theme "Tour own Judie". '"...... .,............ • -. ••enlnr. MeD ol the c~ureh 1bJ1 lntennedt&te Senior 8 . Y. P. lJ. .!!':Z,~~:~:J.!· ~; Ia )'0\U' meeUna. G:OO P, li. ~ t ,.,•~~ .... ••~ " • · ·· HAppy Hi.rfe.ters will have a J;venlDi servJce at 7. Theme 0 -•n ..., - -0 · Hallowetn pa'JtJ on :Jrlday ennlnr. "J'e.su. Qnly," " ~ Proyor inettlnl Wed. 1 P . lL 81~~ POMROY CIIIJ8CB OP CBBIST D"'otlc!I1al ..moo (ollowod by ..... IIIU)dAJ 81:1lool at e :l& A. Ill. ~ J, aee& MIDWer 5Entat1on of JrUMQ:! Btueb' book NeptiUnl, Supt. . rahlp t 10 .~ A K. 1 9 :8G Moi'ntnB service of wonhtp 'How Far to the !feJ,reat Doetor?" J.fDr 1 All or cordJa.lly intlted to attend F.le m n n:ub';.et .~ ul not 'mto Chicago r~fltaurant owner Mo 4d:rertllement wtU be tt.lteD for nnd clals 1tudy. The mlnllter wtll Jeu thaD' a miDlmum cbarp ol s~ eak on "The Neot'SIIty of Trlbu- ~~~~rvlees. We are raUytns all thla j tc~p;:'tkm, But dellver us from and part hnlr to a $200,000 (;\'U." twmt.--ttve centa for Ncb IDler· la.t!on." The service for the ~~1 estate, 1who lla• been misedon 'aEATH M. E. CBUIWH Bvenln, ervlce at 1:00 P. M. • - ChllfCim af Cbrllt, Sc:loatlot ~· sw-!nle"' M1Dia4er iog sjnoe Friday and i• "P R 0 BAT 1 0 N AFTER I. E. NlUer, SUp~' FOBE~T Bl!N M. E. CB~IUJB thoU)i'lit to have been k•J· L.oat- lliatoJ · , . [ ' ; · n u ·T .FiT :.,~1:":.:. ~. "= '-" ':4 v~'::'J!:.biJiuk~1 :"~~~c~~ · Att•lu.. of WlftO!I.NJ,d ·. . . I . ~~r,~~~· "'ta'~"''?i..l~~-L. w~ a.ndt~~~l~tdi~tion ~ -~ ~ 8UCKE tucky to .wp, I !k1QI4 to,,c- ' CJ11BCiB . :. ·-may-· . , ..,. PH'l'AN T' '·u··.BEAT! ~:'!lJ!~~.,.~ ::=:,w:l~~~J\thens ' 8tO~O'I'.I ~ ==(Q~~~~ Ole!.•: CoaehesJias : 'Olrriieid MI. 1J ' HJ a~tt.jec ; ---~ ...!:.. •" • ..,... ••"' _,.. OloUiio. ~ I bo&rd Wedne14oJ UO P. lL Mid week T8ii ipla'l' I'IIPU'I'IIBUN AHll "'"'~· · 1'1!.\oi tv.lNQ~AL ', lllllo l ... r:m,vor JI!OIIIblJ ~ and M. llonnOil IColal &t .Ute cbuiciJ.. 4Joo Ken thi.n n100.thly I:Dt!!!!tibl of ibe church > , ' ··n -HnnsES ~lltorb 1<•'1' ··~ · 1'!!:- Sat d . uu ~=~ c=:~ '1:~· . , . .. ~~'~')' ..,_. ""'·... . .ur ay H " qre~-.. N~ at Toda:JI" : lnC ~··" . Y9111'11 I'Oojllel - · t :lll P. )l. ~ T. lf ••• ;j d:!'en unr:ift' 1tmlor ap 1a • T Evenlnl aenlee of wonlllp. ~ 1\lblOo:t: •Wj,.t )11 11>0 •~ •_:U>Ject: "Chrrll'o llecloem- SECtioN . . • h\1 .> J1. VB1J&CR -.t . ........... , Vlnw• Ei~ ~ aDd wOnbip • 10:10 I!> ·Ill! • /!.DV~~TtSU~G .. (PW \iN J < j I P. Y. Chrilt1an Encleavor for YOWl& Peoplo• . . . _ l!f,tllt JVOD' ln1, ~... Kat:rml ltbuleJ. 8jedlat I --J...- ~ 11. . ,(:'l:oAUH'IEP '· ;l.,l ~ 11. . . PIIIDAT, OCTOlll:l\ tol, lttf ' ' .~h, 0. Jo .1es, Romoscr ::~~~~:tl:;'~b:bl~e=s=pe~l:lt:S:u:n!da:y::w:lt:h:Don::•;ld: il Centers- Vuchlntch, G. and Bualck. Quart · rbaci~& - Cromer, Baseball! Plnemu and Oliphant. . Haifbaclts--Heekln, Sm1t h, F ls ~!~, Beltz, D. Jonf!s, Keefe, McAfee J.:J ~ ThonlW!, Fullback.s-Welr..cl lU\ fi J. Kr. - LAST GAME OF A SERIES OF bulo. . The players "''et e given a."rou&ing zcnd-otf by Ohio followers ln Co- CHESTER and SILVER BRIDGE hunbus last nl11ht. A rally on the Ohio Bta.tc campUs started three hours of cheering, "Beat. Michigan" @Bcch.es, and alnging of "Who'.s :.Uta..ld of the Btg Bad Wolt ?" Many 6tudents pa.ra.ded to Ulc Red Cap conn QoGrt .Jar h Fm . Sandwich -,read lo T· ·,uo n~ J:"T -rei'. Ten size JOe ... ... ' Cent 3 ~~~e. 63c 1 ~{ elf. t"' ve Cent PeDCfl Je (.··, .. ;.; r J·'11 nn GKIIII!I 1 '::" 1c .J r..H 2 Sm all '"' lOC ih Qualit y ' rJ Ho • c ..... Cll HI . . . . Wlchl'-, Kllftto "h11•4.1Jhl~ - ,.. O~Wfe, 111. LH ........, C•llf. 'When YOUQ c· Visits OUR Ci II ,,., I P rt.ESR I At Cheater Park Admission 25 Cents t·~ha~n~t~hl~s~~~~~~~~~~~~· f By EDsdN R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. That the beat *-chandiae won't aell well unle11 it ia well advertiaed. J' The aooner ~ional advertiten atart continuoue advertio· ingthe sooner they 1vill have a better paying bualneao. QualitY it what makea tl' bir appeal to the public. adverti,inr any other kind. 1 ' Bul!l·)_~% No uae Continuouo ad1/Ptilinr II proof Qll!t the adnrtil•r• will keep faith with their cul~fr•· ' . 8•io' - . Tl't~ nt!io11'1 ~·!J l»~iJ!~• ccm.c•rn• are · bl!jldlnJJ WIJI by CQQtinUO\II ·~lfy~1jl,ii!J llf qllflllty. ,;''tt:~ w~!Jc ~pu.,*i91'1 fill' f!llf IJ111i• ".~JIII!'II""'re 11( ,11~\itr ~~~~ 1 . ,, ' t~r• .PPP.I!Itr . tllo1 IYi '· . •'. • .. .. t , . ~'. '. o • I , I ·~ . t "- ~ ~-·~ ~ -·-• .Oy ~ "V4\'"' It. · ·('~' ~ . ) ' ' ' ,.· r.: 1 •. . ' '. I ~' •' I II ' :•- •· I ' ' .' ' ,,. .. I , • ~ .,. ~ ' '. ' • l· \~ U· . • '1' ~ ' '" " r 'I .... •11; ..· ·•(l.l.' ' • . 1 . ~· ..~ . .' I f ." '·, ' " ) }. ~~-\ ~~ , ' ~ ·' •• ' j ., ~ . l , ~~ ~ .~ ~ .. . ' •.. .... '. ·~4 ...... ' ~ • ... .·' . '· . '. . ... I . ··~· ~· . ,. - ..•. . I '. .. . . .,. ...., , . .' .,;u .. . • .' • f'!, II ; I '.' i ' ~ ' '· ' ' I ., ,"' . , •' '( J •• I I . . '\• ' 1 ~ ' ' " '-~I ' : • .; I i~ 4.; I "..~., ~ ' -~ h \ • -~ f· ' .. • '..'!\ •• . • /,~ ).~} • 'It>'''-·· . :r~···.····.··' ,, ~ J •t " 1, 1 •I ' ·' • ,, )· ,. • 'I te: llor~ t or 1 >lo<e lc f Ot' l"ROD U(lE L- . 7 LETIUCE lb. tOe 1 r<J Ore IL. F'dlet '0 Flab "·ZJe ._.,..Cream tor ,. ~be l doz. J9c 2 lbo. 2Jc 3 lbo. 20c Butt... lb. ' J I"o.. SAUSAGE bunch JOe b1mch tor te :.( ;:o re ~ ""• I .:. t ·i ;.C llutfc r ' Puder 4 MaCI'OODI Z lbo. Do• 19~ 1 ntor~ Fnoh Side Pork 1Sc dol. for lie Cookie~ . ..... lb. -· 23 c 3 lb.. 25c Rye Bread lb. 12c " oz. !oat 10c lb. JS!: t '·' , 2:30 P. M. Rnd co-captains Joe Oa.ilus and Sid Gillman were ca~ upon for shorl. l st~eches. The Buckeye mentol' said : "Whether we win or l011c. Ohio £tate ha.s ~ever sent a more fight· trg group ot boys away !'id Vou £\1er Stop ttC' ttblnlt 1 THE COLEMAN LAMP (r STOVE COMPANY 1 lc !fl4fiD,'Y imtt' 1SATV'itiM1' ODIT Raisin SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER • 20c pkp. I pkg. C orn St.n.rcb Crlteo !Jo't '•j~ ~Jc MLAD DRf:SSING 1 j nr CORN •• 25c 1 pk~r. Tea., J'e!'. lOc IIllO lo SUNDAY ctatlon. where Coach Wlllaman · Jciln Marshall atFeiTI.s Institute x Destanates .night game. <A> Western Oonterence. (8) Buckeye Athle\lc Usoolllotlon . (CJ Ohio oonrerence. (0) Northwest Ohio conference . J<'IVE Gft.'efl Cup COFF££ Es.trKI.I Clove r )~a.rn: J.en1on or V11 nillu, 1 ~ Clover l"urJu R eg . Size C an B Cltocolate Drops ~\ !j i!OrlNl Clover Farm Gum FJu-..ro re: JeiJ Powder J el 'l' rtm t B ran d l ' IO\'t! r }11!.tUI 2 0 oz. pll.&" . BAn Flokea ~~~. 2 1 bor. zs C J ····zo C1 ~~~,ZOe 1 ror . 1 �~ ' I .I I '· ' . , ."n.'»or( b.•W o.ti'ces · j . ;fill,! ~T ~IJJIII r~ ·- !tP liUa .tic .., u... ~» l4fL l'leod. to ntuS!C. m- Ro~!IO!>Jprte, llnl<(or. ' ,W<Jril>lp T P. tta PL> P. M. ,~IW> Mr. and 11n. Leo w~ auc1 We ll<lmlne llJlOlll wtlll tlr. and lttt. VIctor Z. Nelaon. M&rttD WoOdard l!]lOill Suwlay Bundayrr:'h!r:t r:c;, iu-li>ed. ·~ ' tMt IN111•11 Ill• w1ty .t.oUr4 th• ·st... NOTI{lNG shou,14 _,, ,..-mlltl4 to 1top tht lilbt api1111t til• bercaloel a. Every loulley 1b011hl ,.. b• .l .u con~crnod' wh•n p•:~plt .,.. aRllcted wllh tuharculasiJ then whta thil lnf•c.tiq,us di~&N our f~ur•fMtlcf f,ionds? Jho ddt •nd ooufltlt1 willfi1Jiy pey tor tubercullll ..,b ior cattle. n •., CDnlponM.. t~e fttMer ieor o.ery iuDerculous eniM1l •iH-4. Ttrou. unds 11111 1pant In tho Atilt il9•l~tri h09 c.hol..-•• Y•I ~1.111d11d1 of peopl• IUffertnt fr em tuboreu]o$il ,,. det~lod iho flntnd•l halp aeoded fer Proper '-'"' •deqll''' """''·•loa lor '"• car• Ill 111ed:r tubac•IOIII ,.. tlcntt for die 1af1tp 1~ .,-otHtion of all. Wrlta J• frt• ,IOJJ' of ":alactlq Out tb Wkhtl Pla&~Mo.. •U•"• Pu&IIIIIN P tie ,_,.,.., II tutu• ,_.. ltHil Gl•• .StlNNri... llcCH•lrvltte, O.tri•• ~II/NII ,,.. . . . . . • , •ld•ll ,..(,..... lllhlculeM• .... tcnluar I• 061• tbl w~th .,_,.1 Hysell Mr. and Mrll. Leo Woodard 'j.'ueOdaf wWI BelU'Y Nelaon "lte. c::J •"'s ~ 0::: lf; !{:"'" naek ·Fire n _, • en ~- RE""'Dn I, cn e~ and Jlcalih with Key to the ~ er•ptur,e& 'by M<_~>ry Baker Eddy: Tl_1c way hi strataht> aq4 nur'?w• wl uc h lea~s to the un~ehtan~IDK thnt God ~· the only ~fc. ~~ Ja a warfare wuh the ~esh, . m wb1ch we IIHI 'i t c o.~qucr sm, &lckneu, and ,h:a !l~. c1th cr here or hereafter,~ . C l' ~ta mly bero rc we can reach the t'rY,ll of Spir: t, or life in God. (p, 32-4). ; I' Pan W'· ther&· · . Pl,y at · ''*'...'1 -+ illll'plt Padlller Squad .ClD, w~ ib.ey'~beaten onl7 nJae· 18 maQ power stroll(, left for Rut· ~. .times In ae •tar~; wOUld aet them k.nd BJ'lortly a.tter noon to play the 114 Notre Dame also ll .~ue. Pltat; thts afternoon. 1. ~ 1118 epori.s ' · lieeauae up "" ' it • l.s not u ' bad as It baa ' · bl&The. Rodentire t<omsquad at that late ~ew York, Oct. l!dltor 30-INS-It's wu plaCe 1n tit eonIT~ to be ~t thil PUIIh cart. looted to ...~te ; second, becawse "ltlOII &O far a, pll.,.:&cal abi.Uty wu tra.de eaUs tbe "~ ball" for ~arneJ!.e ·.a.lftlD may be a little COJ;lOefMd. Tbere .,.,ez:e t.•o l.neltr. Mlcbtpn aad. Ob1o State out there :nne. On tbe aame J)l1nclple, by tlell, h!)wever, ~ and Kloea who in Ann Arilor tnmorfow_ .t.it also 'J.r.:tl U'.e wa)', Oeoqla Teeb.. wblcb HCDtl were dlsml&5ed trwn the ella:lblUtr be do-01'-dQs:.-t. d&y tor Notre Da.lne to be COmina: IC,Jn, oupt to w1n ll6t for this week owtna to ICholasd,lwn ln Plttlbul'l.il; for Plt~t;·.. I.U'Ib fn:.-m Tulane, wb1ch aeems to be tic d)ftlcultJes. u theae Iada WOl'lr. out ID IIJ.aneapoUs, tOl' Illinois over golna. OI.S hard In the school room tn the !n OJewlan.d and. Kanaa8 Sta.be and The IlUDJ, wlth one ol the best 1rut~ u they l:uwe on tbe lridl.ron Nebri.Jkl. In the J.fiseourl Valley. Z~ppk.e teama Iince orarwe patd In the put, they wtu be ellilble to In other WOJ'ds, t)te football sea - Ills laat. reepect1 to UrbaDa, ouaht play fer the ba.lu.nce of the aeuon. :-.on ot 1833 has run•through Its pat~ t" have teo mU(:h " ~.o r the army. This rule will hold Rood for JUlY ter: tt now 18 aotng lnto ita daryle. which Js eo.meat but may he none athlete on the squa.d who 11 eneraeIn furtb.er 'WOJ'da, metauhon neatly too brlabt.. Bouthem ' cautornla, te ettouah to have a chance to be· and qukllr.ly mixed whlle ¥Ou. waJt. 1!132 national champions and also oome a reaular. However, Ute facts remain intact. unbeaten II'\ two ye8111 , alw&)'s Ooach Farnham and ~118istant These show that the conspicuous "flgures", mentor Hous, spent Uttle time e:ame.s on a pretty eamest kind ot Ntbraskal' n:a always the team Thursday evening with their proa S~Jhedule tomorrow are 11ix In that has to be beaten In any valley tesee. except to run them throua:h •' umber, a.s followf: group bp.t Ka.n$1.8 state may have 1 lcnty of signal and forward paasMichlgan VII . Ohio State. with F-:-~ough th1ll time. 1 notice that both lng practice . CtLrc 'WJ'S takeP howma.)'be the Big Ten title to the McMillan football teams general)JI ever that no rough tM.cklinlr or hard winner. c;o. 'l1le youns man has bean all charging would be done u the men~ Army vs. IUinots, wtih the pl'es- over the landscape wt.th his coach- tnr were careful that their charges tJQ'e of two major sections at .st&ke. !r.g actlvltlea but· football pla.yers should not be lncapncitated thru Notre Damt vs. Carnegie 'l'eeh •-n mto tollow him. likeD back poe~ injuries on the eve of a. gtlme which with Heartly Anderson on trial for kct. · · Lan easUy be ended with the scot'e t:ls professional life. AJ; fer Pittsburgh, here's a power cr. tbe wrortg side of the Ied11er. Southern CalJfornia. 1:~. OregoJ' tE-am that looks a.s though It is 1 The Rutlan~l'lads are no setup for S tate. lLa veUng too far to meet a.nother. Pn.Y aggregation as can be attested Kansas State vs. Nebra.sl:a . Briefly. I'm naming Ohio State IJY the fact that they held the Blue Pittsburgh Vfl. Minnesota. A1 my. Carnegie Tech, Plttsb111'8'h: Devil squad of Oa.lllpolls to a 6~6 To this list miJ'ht be ll.dded \V1Ltt Chic[\go a nd Princeton, among tie on tbe opening da.y of the sru~son ; ustlce and without apology,' Chi- c.thers , ta lose fCit the Hrst. time. at Oalllpolls. However unless some cngo vs. Pul'due: Princeton v~>. Coother games of the day w•th Ui1 fcrsct".n breaks occur. Pomeroy is l.unbta: Alabuma VII . Tenucssce: iiCSBlble, probable and purebr sur.. expected to cop the game from the Texas Ctq'lstlan vs. A. a.nd M.; 1 r..!sed '1.1nners, follow : Wl!&tern Metg9 CountJaua, , Oeorgla Te~ va. ~··:I Cali- · East- Yale vs. Brown {Brownl; A fair sized crowd followed their fomia vs. Wash.lnSLon Sta.te. Tbt~:~ l ~:. Y. u., vs. Colgate {Qolgatel; fu.vorltes to the fonner mining vtll~ l;et ot meetings just ml.6!!ea the top .f'\,rdham vs. Boston College <Pord- age. fl,•8'ht &n~, In missing. ll.ten' t even ham; ~nnsylva.nh1. vs. Dartmouth -:-:::::=--~--.,­ c~noluslye, sectionally, u.ltbough by cPtlnnsylvanlal: OGrnell vs. Syra.. ALL MAKES or radlOI ~lcetl a' uo chance do. they wind up down cnse !Syracuse) : Harvard vs. HolY teaaonab!e prlees. Brtnr tn )Our r.mong the want ads. c .-oos IHarvardl: L&tllyette vs. radio or C&L. :!aS...J. H. M. Clolll In spite of whatever lllilhlble Bucknell (no choice) ; Penl': State MJd.~!eMi't. \~ CROWl) ' I ' -....._., ...,. PLANTS c. I Mrs. Bar v~ Adams hu returned to her home .at Akroo ·ronowina a. • wontM vlJJt wlth her parent&, Mr. : rud Mn:. ~ \. A. Wolfe. 1 Mr . and. Mra. Ohelier Stmpaon, Mr.s. Kelley Wplte and Va.ddalene , Wolfe of Racine vialted Pete Wolfe ' ""' i l!>u.cb)'e Oontereuce tbou11h neJ.thpr eoacb cana to tie football bl\16, botl). have thelr 'l'lor.rlea. A pretty ioulh campaJp IJJUs far this seuo" baa left both a:~uads with more than bothenome cnrns for an Injured Jist. Neither n•cntor, however, iB te1Un1 juet how st·veyely lnJ~iea will handicap hill team Sa.turday. If there is such a. thins as a correlation between the amDUDt ot 11plrit or. the campus and \'That lB \o happen In the stadium saturday, Coach Wilton's men are In for a st~e uuous afternoon. A 1tant pep s~ion this momtng ~ Aluinnt M modal Auditorium roused stu· c! t interest tG a. beieht &eldom reached. "Burn Miami" will be the lhtme song of a hugh bonfire to· l.lght as the first ot the Homecoming activities. Doach Peden's worries about the tt>am find liltOUTiodS In prnctiCtl thowb\1! ·this week. Several glaring cxtt.mples of what not to do ap(J'lared each afternoon. In addition, senior Mridders were forced to give talks from tbC Audltortwn stal(e tilts morning ami other pl&ycrs bad to make their bow at the same coaches 1 zr.::l I apenc1 the erans in Purdue's strong line of sophomores. He rates as '-''inter wtth their dauahtltr Mrs. · t h e Bi r Ten, ancl. hts . two hun Pacul. A. Manuel. one of th e b e st t ac kl es m RhoadeB and ramUy spent dred pounds will open up many a hole for the black and c.~m Prlda.jr until Sunday with ntgold atellar backs Ir.tives at Gay. 90,000 Expected ou~~...; lnva•!on or Michigan ~~~~ • h• get under way tomorrow T0• See MIC Igan nally w:ro!n appmxlmalely Buckey~ . d Oh' St t f~ns will descend upon the stadium •An 10 3 e , Ann Arbor. • . . , • , ) :r-cmporary :n:atms arranaeme11J,1; - - --- D..-.--' ....1 ~·~iiJiil· •MJtSW~tDI:r it'fl'- IJ . •·· . , h::..ve been made at tht! stadium. 8 uc k eye S qua d Con.aaatma 1 ~rovlding Elcccmmod8tlons for 8 of 33 Players Left Co.. ( ftw extra t.houaands. A total of o.pl c Th d 1l' roxlmately 00 ,000 fans is expeet.ed 1 um~ue ura ay lb see lthe game. a contest lo have much bearing on t he west- expe~ted Ileal be rn, ~tell .. Oct. 20-JNSern ponferJ;mce eha mplor,sblp race. A brief wa~:m- up sesskm tjl.ls nrtcr ' _._ noon was ahend pf Ohio state un:CARPENTER verstty'fl Equad Of 33 as their Onl·; action beforf: tomorrow's all-1m· portant game with Michigan s W. H. Hampton and •"tfe were Wolvcmes. \'leek end suests of 111& slater Mrs. The Buckeye &qUad which arrlva Hnrry Kemp and family of Columr;d here carl:y thll morning from tus. Oolumbus by train, was t.o be tak· Mt'li. 0. 8 . McCan and &on Paren by bWI to oAnn Arbor for a rt::st of Dexter spent Thuraday and tight drill in Mlchtga.n stactiun•:t;j Friday night here vlBJttng relativrs Fcllowing the wntm-up, the Duck::! J . L. ·Rawllnga and wife spent wc~:e to return here to " l.ak ~ 1t the week- Qnd ·· wiUI; Ul.oi.r dal,lghter Ulsy·• until game Ume LomOfrdw. · Ml'!l. Ctu\riM McCan a'nd ! amlly of Coach Sam Willaman haU with [ ,anea ster. ; h1m a generou.) wpply of J'eplacl;'., Mr9. W. H . Starkey is suffering 1 me11t~. Five : .-nds six ·tackles, s.t~ n lth tonallitis. guards, three canicrs, three qua··.. Members of the WIIUng Workers terbacks, elgbL halfbacks, and ~wu Sunde..v school class were ent,~rtain ­ fullbacks made the trip. ed Thursd!lY evening at tlhl home The followlni players w ~ re m of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey. the· oftlclal party: Guy C. Gorby and wife of Syra· Ends-OID.man, Padlaw, Liptak, ccse spent the week end with hts Fipoly anC:. Rt:ea l•lOther, Mrs. Adaline Gorby. 1 I Tnckles - Conrad, Kenneth Turner wife and son : beUevc i:)Ja.lGuarm..:-oauu.s. 'Jif;; .fopmon. ,( Waablngtoq-Jefferson ·x Ke1~i at Ashland (0) at Xavier x Heldefb"log at Muatlngwn W 1 x Findlay at Dayton GAMJS 'l'UMORROW Ohio state at Michigan {AJ lll !nols vs. Army at Cleveland Miami at Ohio u. (BJ Ohlo Wesleyan a t Wlttenbi..g (B) x Mar&hall at Cincinnati (B) Wooater at Akron (0) Marletta. at Oberllp (C> Bowling ·Qreen at" Ohio NoL·I.h~ ern -(C) Toledo at Kenyon (OJ Hiram at Capital (0) Denl110n at Otterbein <C> Baldwin~ Wallace at Case (CJ Rio Grande lit West Liberty WIJberCorce vs . Tuskea:ee at. Cbt- Alab~ma - Jt GAJ\IES TODAY _ Bluflton at Deflance {0 ) C,IJO ---- - 10,000 By International News Service vs. Pickens v1al.ted Mrs. JenQ.le Benttl Mrs. Maude Johnson aDd Josie at Raclne Sunday. · .. -:;-::-::-::--::--:::: - -- · - - : : - - -- - - OHIO COLLEGE FOOT8A.LL GAMES Teonessee family recentiJ'. Tomle Warner and wlfe moved from Apple Orove to this place · C t "D t h" F h • H,e1·e 18 ap . uc e rmg, one of the two vet.- Monday when tb.ey wsn th&t a eood rest today aQd tomor .. rl':w morning Is the only remedy ror such trouble9. Advanced ticket sale has promisfd one of the largest crowds to witness a Buckeye Conference game. though a Jarae block ot s eats have been r EJserved. for the Miami patrons, A hl"'lVY following of ft()dskln fal'a 111 SOUTH! HarU:ucd and Mr1. RUih McNicklea qt A.n· tlqldtJ wen ~ on relatlvet at the homes of Capt. P . RoUih and Jo.-!1'1. Ida 6a)Te recently. Carl Wolte a.od laps.lly or Apple Orove wtre callinl on P. C. Wolf and famUY. r~ntl,'y. 1r llr. and ~~~ Spene4!r of Orah&m &pent week. end wi th E. L. )h.nuel art fainily . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~. time. The Ohio &aJre , ..1 Mrl . EUoli tc fr6t, the Bob!;&~ .,ntor 'illlilld have cccaatori (Qr isueh ao act today before . hie: , battle ~----~--------•· DJB~----------------~ t~lME , ' expected.. A Southern Grid .Battle I i 11_;;;,-'~ I ......... •' l > Of S.Uol\. ..Ia - Ex~· to It:.-' "~ w· ......... ~ ..-~ I ably to " Slele c ...... , ' Rutlan~ AtMns, o.. oei":";;:...If. oooc11 't Pedl~ gt Ollto Oqlvonltx,wore Me Tulane The Lesson-Sermon alao includn Help Wanted- - - - - - . Chmt1an the . t?uowinJ p:u~sase from the Science textboak. "'Scf.. evenlng.s. , • I ;...._..,;;._.,;, 7:13,14). BAUSMAN WANTED-Men with cars tor rural 5alMI work through Ohio terrltorle& mut~t be .free J;o trtwel and 1tart to work at Once. J!lXpense acoount and ccmmtulon t.o men who qullliiY· A. B. Horror ~In Hotel, Pomeroy, o . Bet 7 d 8 o'clock :ele: t 8 11 1 • -2 · ' • I ~~11'-vJCC. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HER pAJ..,.'; ·" I .,. . cOrn•• fittt7 p: ff': .l_._Nn . . ""'"' .al!yoH .,.,_ I POLLY ~ ,. • (Vanderbilt.); Eveat. ftJttMI• .and NUow worbrt. .aP,OHt ttle~n to tM ..(,..doN ...:r-L Wiry wife .~ .- ' DEATH" is the subject of tlsc Lt... s,.: AA, -. .-•lp. !4. Jobn Hall's received LOST - Between S wan all on-Sermon which will be read la " uuu ' · ~ te d, di Ch~rchc• of Chriil, Scientiat. oa mc.n t.Gplc : "Character and I..J1e.". , Ba.lle)'. Supt. . t 7· a rr.Mom. no einan_ Df 8 30 C r e e k and P omeroy. Sunday, October 22, 1933. · sr,~cla.I anthem by the choir. RAUy Da.y service program $5~goo. The letter had bef>n truck wheel mo\lnted with T ile Golden Text ia : "Bte11ed t1 P M Junior Epworth -LeGIU'· p , ft,J. tl d d b' h d' 1 th Lonl the fall dlBtrlet. conference of tbe Ina 1e d' f ror.l Freepor', II 1~, 6 .f. 14 · 1$eqlor ~pworttl Lt:•sue. .,,. .M. ..b'UIR'ont. .loll.o&<! .J. 32x6 KetJy Spria.Ueld t:~flt I Chc ~~ef~h~ Y~. n saifh tho 1 wo:rabi'P antlaermon. To· Pl'rtemouth district w1U be held where· HAll former1y iive·L bolnr; GI:Jtogotocl for sclolliilC at· 1933 2 tire. $1!5.00 reward. Ohh> Spirit, that the;r•_nay reet from their pic : "The ~).,lgfon cf Cltrlst-." Tuesday, Oct. f, at Rio I . hl'ltion, they mlnvl• with itMify. River Salt Corp., Maaon labour.s : and thctr works do follow 7 P. M. WOdne~day Prayer service £l~ndc M. E. Church. ~ltbJect: ''Comf~-i'heTenaes of 1 t hem. (Rev. 14:13) . . al&~ll.· ."'""'CII / cJHURCH OF CQ&IST a Verb". . • 1 City 1 W. Va. 10-17-31 Among 1he citations which com• ENT!A-:.. .f~ ,~,':';:: ~ "tt- . 1 ,.. F. l. -o8tdne11 Parial', Mlltilepoli 6 :9Q ,~• i~~'lfur . .· . hi·· {' J I t>rise th e Lesson-Sermon' is the , .... , n ..r.-o Be 1 0 . 16 wine 1,....-e Bible: scl\c)O) 1 E'vaDiellltlc cventn.s ·1 '' following from the Bible: "Eater yt: !3unday achooll 0:30 A. · n , !O:w~ .la{orw~'S wor!btp. kmon &ripOn s~Jtet "~son'* - Pate"o r in at the strait gate: for wide is the QUlaenberry 8 up . -.. • u r l't!!nt gate, and broad ia the way, that ...!.- . leadeth to dealructlon, and many FOR room house there be which 8'0 in thereat: BeJ.1 11 on Mech~m1c s~. . modern with cause strait is the pte, and narrow r---....,.'11: wash Jlc USe and sar&~e. J . 8 . ls the way, which leadeth unto life, Eppl':!, Pcmeroy. 10-18.. 3t and few there bC that tind it," (Matt. RENT-seven hom~ ••• lO'fN. state " (~Gmt}. 1 . u~p's'''T iT"'s '~.a...,_ ~~· K~LE '\ . : '!.!!"', .. tballl team, ' 811' ~~~ • f;, ,y -.::- ter.,..not. mffa ,Jlt r&.OJ' v.-ae Bu~ . -'- • • .,..., ... pablo, "' "'!.~.~~t bn ~o, , However, $porta,.' Writer ~~etve'•=.,ore·~~ .1 • 1 Sa)'l In Sun'lmal')' Of · pm•tvely and 0 YloloiT over i41ml- TN HYSELL ltUN. ---: I 8er~ · 1 \f}JliOii 'ti.- ::::::... Ctne.up flic:kJ;;_ ·W'l~T•flll•.,,•1.11Jb .~.,:'~·~· o~and,l:l: ~1111 Qh~ ~~;, "-lea . ... benefit. or Punct).;<m&J be !ten• ... ""- I t~tucQl ; Plol'tda YJ, , . . .. woulol wilb •J 'lba\ ,lh Korth c&:oll'o!l' CN""!! c.toUno J. l, :· -. • IOl!lb Olle lo ..U. altbourh I 110 4\11..,.1---IIO\Ith,.;, 1 !14'0tllodtlll ys. CI!OutbUJ> poia, Notre Da., Min· ' 19 "lliure= " aaali>lli 7 . ' ...,. o.nteo.ary 1 It~ ~~~ To tWin' • S\fll<. biol"'llnr .,..,--L •. _ j • I to have -~ ,, ,. U1e faet that t appe , ~ ~.·,. ."!~.CD~l-YlnO aadtcl thot . .. Tll,..,.Y 1:80 P. II. IIWl !forma ~-- ...... Mbd •• C. Brown, vJce preliaeA~ ot the oll\li<b_paoff A, "'· Z&rl Rut· ~'"""" 8Quadl'OQ PoundlltiOn of POBTLtJID . . B. CIIUIUJII entoooh, ~-t iDol lin. Will addreu llle_I!"''IOle ol liM. Cll!nJ', ..... Jobl! ll~r aupt. of Pri11W'1' Motp <OUllty In U>ta ci>Uieb eon8Uildr.J ll<haol 9:11! A. x,. w. Q. ~epar.t. ' ~mini tbe temperance- cause Jn w.cKelveY, Supt. Pearl vtlbot.D, 'l'I'Jo UR lbJI 1t 11$. me per Une> Mom1i11 1n Preob7lerlan Olllo. !I aftr.ae wordl make Q Une.l c-buffil at 10;80 o'cloct. Anthem b3' Prld&y 7:30 P. M. /I. sodal for the ~~ PreoobtDJ at 19:10 ,.(. ,lo(. , . the ~l)lr. 8erfttm t.opte : "Jlllajow JuniOr boy& and gl.rll eluSea at tht Epw•rlll , _ . . 1:30 P. M. and the Depretil1on. .. ch urc:h. Proacbln,r al i!ttvOI'I\'tlli 1:80 P. Trta.qlea meet at 6:30 o'(llock. u. . Mlu Betty a.tt>pbeU ta - ·· AU FIBIIT 8Al'TI8T 011\JIWll the rounc people are invited. F'. C. &:reu«. P'adol'. ~ _... , Bvti",JDJ wonb.lp 7:30 eo'elock. A Sullda-:r IChool 9:Ui A. M. PaulS.. P.A.I.IJ. L~ , ~IJ&CII SOhl flerYiee- -.Ill be held. ' Smart, Supt. . J C Pile):, . _ . : BJ'ot.htrhood w.rJU meet 1.n Peace Morulnl worah!P 1~:15 A. M. . 8 ,_..~ .. .,.·~ ....1 • A.' • • cllurch ba•inent pn Thursday Theme "Tour own Judie". '"...... .,............ • -. ••enlnr. MeD ol the c~ureh 1bJ1 lntennedt&te Senior 8 . Y. P. lJ. .!!':Z,~~:~:J.!· ~; Ia )'0\U' meeUna. G:OO P, li. ~ t ,.,•~~ .... ••~ " • · ·· HAppy Hi.rfe.ters will have a J;venlDi servJce at 7. Theme 0 -•n ..., - -0 · Hallowetn pa'JtJ on :Jrlday ennlnr. "J'e.su. Qnly," " ~ Proyor inettlnl Wed. 1 P . lL 81~~ POMROY CIIIJ8CB OP CBBIST D"'otlc!I1al ..moo (ollowod by ..... IIIU)dAJ 81:1lool at e :l& A. Ill. ~ J, aee& MIDWer 5Entat1on of JrUMQ:! Btueb' book NeptiUnl, Supt. . rahlp t 10 .~ A K. 1 9 :8G Moi'ntnB service of wonhtp 'How Far to the !feJ,reat Doetor?" J.fDr 1 All or cordJa.lly intlted to attend F.le m n n:ub';.et .~ ul not 'mto Chicago r~fltaurant owner Mo 4d:rertllement wtU be tt.lteD for nnd clals 1tudy. The mlnllter wtll Jeu thaD' a miDlmum cbarp ol s~ eak on "The Neot'SIIty of Trlbu- ~~~~rvlees. We are raUytns all thla j tc~p;:'tkm, But dellver us from and part hnlr to a $200,000 (;\'U." twmt.--ttve centa for Ncb IDler· la.t!on." The service for the ~~1 estate, 1who lla• been misedon 'aEATH M. E. CBUIWH Bvenln, ervlce at 1:00 P. M. • - ChllfCim af Cbrllt, Sc:loatlot ~· sw-!nle"' M1Dia4er iog sjnoe Friday and i• "P R 0 BAT 1 0 N AFTER I. E. NlUer, SUp~' FOBE~T Bl!N M. E. CB~IUJB thoU)i'lit to have been k•J· L.oat- lliatoJ · , . [ ' ; · n u ·T .FiT :.,~1:":.:. ~. "= '-" ':4 v~'::'J!:.biJiuk~1 :"~~~c~~ · Att•lu.. of WlftO!I.NJ,d ·. . . I . ~~r,~~~· "'ta'~"''?i..l~~-L. w~ a.ndt~~~l~tdi~tion ~ -~ ~ 8UCKE tucky to .wp, I !k1QI4 to,,c- ' CJ11BCiB . :. ·-may-· . , ..,. PH'l'AN T' '·u··.BEAT! ~:'!lJ!~~.,.~ ::=:,w:l~~~J\thens ' 8tO~O'I'.I ~ ==(Q~~~~ Ole!.•: CoaehesJias : 'Olrriieid MI. 1J ' HJ a~tt.jec ; ---~ ...!:.. •" • ..,... ••"' _,.. OloUiio. ~ I bo&rd Wedne14oJ UO P. lL Mid week T8ii ipla'l' I'IIPU'I'IIBUN AHll "'"'~· · 1'1!.\oi tv.lNQ~AL ', lllllo l ... r:m,vor JI!OIIIblJ ~ and M. llonnOil IColal &t .Ute cbuiciJ.. 4Joo Ken thi.n n100.thly I:Dt!!!!tibl of ibe church > , ' ··n -HnnsES ~lltorb 1<•'1' ··~ · 1'!!:- Sat d . uu ~=~ c=:~ '1:~· . , . .. ~~'~')' ..,_. ""'·... . .ur ay H " qre~-.. N~ at Toda:JI" : lnC ~··" . Y9111'11 I'Oojllel - · t :lll P. )l. ~ T. lf ••• ;j d:!'en unr:ift' 1tmlor ap 1a • T Evenlnl aenlee of wonlllp. ~ 1\lblOo:t: •Wj,.t )11 11>0 •~ •_:U>Ject: "Chrrll'o llecloem- SECtioN . . • h\1 .> J1. VB1J&CR -.t . ........... , Vlnw• Ei~ ~ aDd wOnbip • 10:10 I!> ·Ill! • /!.DV~~TtSU~G .. (PW \iN J < j I P. Y. Chrilt1an Encleavor for YOWl& Peoplo• . . . _ l!f,tllt JVOD' ln1, ~... Kat:rml ltbuleJ. 8jedlat I --J...- ~ 11. . ,(:'l:oAUH'IEP '· ;l.,l ~ 11. . . PIIIDAT, OCTOlll:l\ tol, lttf ' ' .~h, 0. Jo .1es, Romoscr ::~~~~:tl:;'~b:bl~e=s=pe~l:lt:S:u:n!da:y::w:lt:h:Don::•;ld: il Centers- Vuchlntch, G. and Bualck. Quart · rbaci~& - Cromer, Baseball! Plnemu and Oliphant. . Haifbaclts--Heekln, Sm1t h, F ls ~!~, Beltz, D. Jonf!s, Keefe, McAfee J.:J ~ ThonlW!, Fullback.s-Welr..cl lU\ fi J. Kr. - LAST GAME OF A SERIES OF bulo. . The players "''et e given a."rou&ing zcnd-otf by Ohio followers ln Co- CHESTER and SILVER BRIDGE hunbus last nl11ht. A rally on the Ohio Bta.tc campUs started three hours of cheering, "Beat. Michigan" @Bcch.es, and alnging of "Who'.s :.Uta..ld of the Btg Bad Wolt ?" Many 6tudents pa.ra.ded to Ulc Red Cap conn QoGrt .Jar h Fm . Sandwich -,read lo T· ·,uo n~ J:"T -rei'. Ten size JOe ... ... ' Cent 3 ~~~e. 63c 1 ~{ elf. t"' ve Cent PeDCfl Je (.··, .. ;.; r J·'11 nn GKIIII!I 1 '::" 1c .J r..H 2 Sm all '"' lOC ih Qualit y ' rJ Ho • c ..... Cll HI . . . . Wlchl'-, Kllftto "h11•4.1Jhl~ - ,.. O~Wfe, 111. LH ........, C•llf. 'When YOUQ c· Visits OUR Ci II ,,., I P rt.ESR I At Cheater Park Admission 25 Cents t·~ha~n~t~hl~s~~~~~~~~~~~~· f By EDsdN R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. That the beat *-chandiae won't aell well unle11 it ia well advertiaed. J' The aooner ~ional advertiten atart continuoue advertio· ingthe sooner they 1vill have a better paying bualneao. QualitY it what makea tl' bir appeal to the public. adverti,inr any other kind. 1 ' Bul!l·)_~% No uae Continuouo ad1/Ptilinr II proof Qll!t the adnrtil•r• will keep faith with their cul~fr•· ' . 8•io' - . Tl't~ nt!io11'1 ~·!J l»~iJ!~• ccm.c•rn• are · bl!jldlnJJ WIJI by CQQtinUO\II ·~lfy~1jl,ii!J llf qllflllty. ,;''tt:~ w~!Jc ~pu.,*i91'1 fill' f!llf IJ111i• ".~JIII!'II""'re 11( ,11~\itr ~~~~ 1 . ,, ' t~r• .PPP.I!Itr . tllo1 IYi '· . •'. • .. .. t , . ~'. '. o • I , I ·~ . t "- ~ ~-·~ ~ -·-• .Oy ~ "V4\'"' It. · ·('~' ~ . ) ' ' ' ,.· r.: 1 •. . ' '. 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Rnd co-captains Joe Oa.ilus and Sid Gillman were ca~ upon for shorl. l st~eches. The Buckeye mentol' said : "Whether we win or l011c. Ohio £tate ha.s ~ever sent a more fight· trg group ot boys away !'id Vou £\1er Stop ttC' ttblnlt 1 THE COLEMAN LAMP (r STOVE COMPANY 1 lc !fl4fiD,'Y imtt' 1SATV'itiM1' ODIT Raisin SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER • 20c pkp. I pkg. C orn St.n.rcb Crlteo !Jo't '•j~ ~Jc MLAD DRf:SSING 1 j nr CORN •• 25c 1 pk~r. Tea., J'e!'. lOc IIllO lo SUNDAY ctatlon. where Coach Wlllaman · Jciln Marshall atFeiTI.s Institute x Destanates .night game. <A> Western Oonterence. (8) Buckeye Athle\lc Usoolllotlon . (CJ Ohio oonrerence. (0) Northwest Ohio conference . J<'IVE Gft.'efl Cup COFF££ Es.trKI.I Clove r )~a.rn: J.en1on or V11 nillu, 1 ~ Clover l"urJu R eg . Size C an B Cltocolate Drops ~\ !j i!OrlNl Clover Farm Gum FJu-..ro re: JeiJ Powder J el 'l' rtm t B ran d l ' IO\'t! r }11!.tUI 2 0 oz. pll.&" . BAn Flokea ~~~. 2 1 bor. zs C J ····zo C1 ~~~,ZOe 1 ror . 1 �• \ .. . 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