https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/65485dc6d07299d257d067c942e96b8b.pdf d28d7e4803140d9482b18749e772c62b PDF Text Text • \ .. . D&II.Y '' 'I • ! Offic IN £ £ T N~R Of IANS 0111 HI 'l'rlbu11e, eall No Much for NAWI B'l fA MHS' HEVOL INS 0[ HlS 8 • ' - RVIC L NE By " By D£Al T £ n8£ n OVI T ST £0~ NY CHIH [ £CU IV IPre .d nt ke• lnte Q iet R wa 0 P mac M HCO CO R CI CUS SUDd&J' l , I ~tiol1•:~ •' \ nand, ~~~~Wheat .T .•• 1 ..... s k E. . ...... "·t \J ·..! I 1c lbo. 4 " 2 o. 2 19c sgc sgc zsc ' ' 'I'& 4CO LINE OF 0 VEGeTABLE r.ote: Thi11 I th AL •''·' PLY .."' �. -- ···-----__;..,I ~ ~---·~ ... - . . . .. • ,, ' ' . ' T Fight Injunction . ' . •.ua 1& . ' Revolt DAILY TRlBUNE --~ A\aller ileJII. \ •• ~~ p lbe f!!OI Office 01 ~ Atl oC Y4qb t,l4'!11. ~ p&nf .... ~~' ~ted OD~SocoDcl lll"ff, ~· NElS 0; ~1'11' ~ IOJl<l ,. ~ .... DOJ"' mo\lef for j>lll>li<dl'!!l-~ lboulci iD •U Wlll!l • ~t;Jr. twnet-41LboP~ not nee "r11J' t.o bl , ~lecL . ~\U lo<ten, however U~DI Ulq !IMifable ID th""• I I I Phone 582· ,L Aoooelotloa Holdo SeuiCiftl PIUla to 1oe Membenhip ,011'11!0 In ")lu lllital* !flq ~ pu~U.h"!!, ll~'fiON.U. A,JI\1l8pliiNG IIJIPBI~TATI1'18 Ji~ !U....U.~ • •• (i!i!M&.. l'tllladelJ'b\lo l'lll!.ll!nll. Ull~~~ '· '" t•ifli<IOi Olf!oe Call .,._.., t'or .......... Ofllle oiad Olrcalaijua !)opt, C.U m.a • u.u- Br Corder 87 'J!Ioll .60 0111 W!C~ .. .. , ... , .. . , . .. ... $ .16 One Mon\b ..... . ........ . Ont. lrlonth . . . , . . . . . • . . • . . .eo Thtett ~· · • · · • •· •· · • • • • • oue Yoor . . . . . . . . .. . .. . .. 6.00 Six loloo\ho . ... . .......... .. 1.00 ,... -oF- \Yit PAPER and PAINT In thC.Iac:e of iiaU., pric~! i'*aline I Our t!'tire ~b188cl in tll1i Sal-Take advan· tale of Tiiia Sti~! .. •toa Tllrlltlll is a Ialit .... ., feel. .,r; li6l Ulllt .,,a- PIIIm llt.los:- :m=&.;;.:.,' -::ll=o-r-:":-"' -'-Pf i!l 'nt"lt". All ro!i•ious teuehl•¥. doctri1;;;-;;; W•r• U.PI XI D. creed, if they &i, t' to h~'"' vy "'•Jm Cotnpare The~e Value• R PAiNt~ 11 WAiLPAP upon the loW, loYQlf'J' and devot1on of the pwpl c, mu3t be in hRnnollYWitb , tht! teachings of Je.us the Chrlit whose wort.IH fit into every fold and crevl ~ 1 o£the b\l.man heart, anJ. or whom >t war. &llld in Job I" '!:4.6, "NE\'~R MAN l SPAKE LTKE THIS MAN ' , !""''"-lw•• CIM"W'•'•O't'o - - - • - •- - - ~ rrn• ll.4d~i'Wlt • tt CRoll Xci<lcrnW teo I AI • Two Tones THE CUBAN UNREST · I ROM CI!'AHGES cmall.l\>111! 111 :o>cw Yorl< t•elative to) graft m Cuba, 1t is " "' su•·pl'ising that the poor starv-1 ng, destitute peol\ of Cuba has arisen in righteous wrath, ·u ·dcmuud, new deal for himse lf and his family. From I .,a acco unts and th ere must he somet hing more than mere ile~u·say in them, millions of dollars which the poor dti<eh 111 Cuba was called upon to raise, was spent in graft I •lurmg th e period when th o eroS!< i•landie highwny and 1 t he new capitol wet·e being built. 1 At present, considemble effu1l JS being made to pre' c"nl lhc publicity of more on the •uuject on the plea that '" " '" publicity will not he lp the sitq1tion in the , island but 011 the co utrary will ]Imply inftame t!lem the lnore '"'d uring about an even worse condition than exists now. Nevertheless if th e charges lll'e true, evm•y person 'uu11ected with the deal that ))rought about the theft of mlhlons of dollar$, should be hrourht to account and '~ado to suffer the penalty ,,f his misdeeds. If any of those ru•cal• a~e using thie country as a refuge, the very IQast that th1s "" a pl"Otectoratc of Cuba can do :or the , iH to use everl' governmen~ 1al ugency culprits to tasl< and d"eport them 141". 1o Cuba punishment jn keeping with the and Bcenlea F ~0 In Rough P~tcrs . . Up SC Roll 1 , ' Up ~C Roll Up :·;~:=v~olo~~, It> Roll ' Very New . ot ' ' POm~y ·3 BIU·Bro. House paiDt- 3 yr. lU&r ,; 1ehoole 4IIR ~..,. Enamel, all tolol11 STOCKINGS ~ 'I' .69 pl. $ .10 ql. Plat Wall, Paint :::::1:,~· . Up was ot Eleanor and .., .. I ' FAREWELL SURPit.ISE PARTY " '. For the pleasure ot Mrs. A oi Peacock A\leuue F ' ~·lllio! ·,h ....d. (•.» .l'!ltl'l THE FARMERS' STRIKE T HE RECENT UJJhew al among the mlddlu westem far· ' mers is apt to bl'ing much b·ouble before it is ended \lthjle there is every l"llnsou for the farmel"B as well as ulhers, to rise up and rebel agninst present conditions, an attempt at violence can never sohe the diftlcuity. ' Tha statement may be and much of it probably " 1rqe that the farmer hns not yet seen an instauce of better,. conditions. His costs are mounting and his pl·oduct as yet li as not re"l«hed the selling pr1ce fill'ures thet he had hop· ed would 'be reached. But the fa1mer as well as the in· ,Justrlal worker and the capitalist, in fact, all of thel!' , lll;UBt not expect mirucles to be porformed. Those things ;qst simply do not happen except in •tory books or advertisements. 1.'he condition in whJCh this nation us well as the rest n£ the world finds atself today, \\a-s not u resu]t of an explosion which brought about our undoing in a moment "( evep a day o1· week oc longer period. It has been brew"'1 ever since the close of the woJ'Id wal' and oniv began to. reach a , head during the past four yea1·s. : Neeesearily any prog"vatn of recove1·y must ~. slow. W:hut huo been happening dul"ing the past four years ri(nno,t ,1!• undone iu a f~w weeks. The hurdest kind of ctr6rt for the next two or three years ot· e\·en longer, will ue necessary befol·e we find oursel\•es hac> on the stampinfl' ground under the conditions we enjoyeJ some ten Yoar• a11o. As a mutter o1" fuct, 11 ·• doubtful lf we eve•· soe them ui{Kin. It is fur more reasonable 1;(1 suppose that we ma~· oxpect yea1·s such us "e expel"lenced during the late ninelies and early century yeal"ll when people found work tc be sure, !Jut the1·e were uo unusual periods of pro•perity. 0~ cow·se it oeems now that wages will ever retain t~eir P~f~Ut hl~rh level which does not mea~ ~ t~inll lJ it is Gfl~lf ~o ~ke evel"Y cent of ~lle hi11jl WkfeS \O keep tb~ lf<~at maiQI'ity, of the work"len of the ,,Iori!! f!'Qm golnj! r to b•. lii1J18hp1Jses. ~ W~~th~f or !lOt a lll~jl jl qojJM!'B -or "Ill~ \llffr •eents per day is If ~6 l.mo11nt in each case I• li!l!!l• ·llv· ipjl"l'-~''lf tPI!t req•on $ounq, sollet·, cnteful b~ el!!lf~ik~ by ~1\q•~ in ~osi$i~n t~ · otli~l'~• ·h!'-fRr~ l"llilic111. <!eowqc~yp. ~1'01J Ut lrJto of!:~~t, Qfle's Pbility tp help '11' 4llilif~ ~ qffcr crittcilm,, . fJQtJiltl'i!P~\!e 4niY k~tjd ~)!at )lelps RllYOile, "h1<Jivjdral or, s~ep,~e'::f,• \-:. ,,, ,tt q·,' 1;' • \ft~r' ~ i,,l, ' j Dat Gov~rnor ~resents Legion Commander ' With Ailierican Legion License Plates . I ~:.:~ ....C:h· t •(.A.ctolf:l ..... ''Hlelr I ID I '• ~:~!ill:t~ei.jN.,Iv •·~~~­ '" d . You - •lect from large bolts al J' REW FALL AND WJNTER FABBICS w.-. 1111 ......... t...,. ., ... a 11 d-J.. ,._,k.... M ..o ...0... Ootlooo- IIIII very lew t.nW·e l : >t'i•~.,.' \ ~ . . t. •' '\ \lh*'~~~ n WO szs.oo to $48.50 I. L Heaa)y:, • qi<ill:~ i<lfOW lit~piJ(p ~~~0 II'O,Ocj ol~ ~icl.!fl•rt, d&)l• . ,·\".~~·~ ~ ~~~~ly ·~·-f~~~~:i!lie~ c~pslstp<l of cove oyatf!r• and "fi!C~~lli.,ll\lt ki!fh\}i\1 ·~· <IIJI'~ ~av~ en a~~~~· , ~ ,, · ' ,, ·l I r ' I ' i j r. , l to wqrtY ~~'U!~ froz11, 'I ' ' l ' I I' I •' •r 1 ., ., \ 9bio .' i • ,:, ,. , �. -- ···-----__;..,I ~ ~---·~ ... - . . . .. • ,, ' ' . ' T Fight Injunction . ' . •.ua 1& . ' Revolt DAILY TRlBUNE --~ A\aller ileJII. \ •• ~~ p lbe f!!OI Office 01 ~ Atl oC Y4qb t,l4'!11. ~ p&nf .... ~~' ~ted OD~SocoDcl lll"ff, ~· NElS 0; ~1'11' ~ IOJl<l ,. ~ .... DOJ"' mo\lef for j>lll>li<dl'!!l-~ lboulci iD •U Wlll!l • ~t;Jr. twnet-41LboP~ not nee "r11J' t.o bl , ~lecL . ~\U lo<ten, however U~DI Ulq !IMifable ID th""• I I I Phone 582· ,L Aoooelotloa Holdo SeuiCiftl PIUla to 1oe Membenhip ,011'11!0 In ")lu lllital* !flq ~ pu~U.h"!!, ll~'fiON.U. A,JI\1l8pliiNG IIJIPBI~TATI1'18 Ji~ !U....U.~ • •• (i!i!M&.. l'tllladelJ'b\lo l'lll!.ll!nll. Ull~~~ '· '" t•ifli<IOi Olf!oe Call .,._.., t'or .......... Ofllle oiad Olrcalaijua !)opt, C.U m.a • u.u- Br Corder 87 'J!Ioll .60 0111 W!C~ .. .. , ... , .. . , . .. ... $ .16 One Mon\b ..... . ........ . Ont. lrlonth . . . , . . . . . • . . • . . .eo Thtett ~· · • · · • •· •· · • • • • • oue Yoor . . . . . . . . .. . .. . .. 6.00 Six loloo\ho . ... . .......... .. 1.00 ,... -oF- \Yit PAPER and PAINT In thC.Iac:e of iiaU., pric~! i'*aline I Our t!'tire ~b188cl in tll1i Sal-Take advan· tale of Tiiia Sti~! .. •toa Tllrlltlll is a Ialit .... ., feel. .,r; li6l Ulllt .,,a- PIIIm llt.los:- :m=&.;;.:.,' -::ll=o-r-:":-"' -'-Pf i!l 'nt"lt". All ro!i•ious teuehl•¥. doctri1;;;-;;; W•r• U.PI XI D. creed, if they &i, t' to h~'"' vy "'•Jm Cotnpare The~e Value• R PAiNt~ 11 WAiLPAP upon the loW, loYQlf'J' and devot1on of the pwpl c, mu3t be in hRnnollYWitb , tht! teachings of Je.us the Chrlit whose wort.IH fit into every fold and crevl ~ 1 o£the b\l.man heart, anJ. or whom >t war. &llld in Job I" '!:4.6, "NE\'~R MAN l SPAKE LTKE THIS MAN ' , !""''"-lw•• CIM"W'•'•O't'o - - - • - •- - - ~ rrn• ll.4d~i'Wlt • tt CRoll Xci<lcrnW teo I AI • Two Tones THE CUBAN UNREST · I ROM CI!'AHGES cmall.l\>111! 111 :o>cw Yorl< t•elative to) graft m Cuba, 1t is " "' su•·pl'ising that the poor starv-1 ng, destitute peol\ of Cuba has arisen in righteous wrath, ·u ·dcmuud, new deal for himse lf and his family. From I .,a acco unts and th ere must he somet hing more than mere ile~u·say in them, millions of dollars which the poor dti<eh 111 Cuba was called upon to raise, was spent in graft I •lurmg th e period when th o eroS!< i•landie highwny and 1 t he new capitol wet·e being built. 1 At present, considemble effu1l JS being made to pre' c"nl lhc publicity of more on the •uuject on the plea that '" " '" publicity will not he lp the sitq1tion in the , island but 011 the co utrary will ]Imply inftame t!lem the lnore '"'d uring about an even worse condition than exists now. Nevertheless if th e charges lll'e true, evm•y person 'uu11ected with the deal that ))rought about the theft of mlhlons of dollar$, should be hrourht to account and '~ado to suffer the penalty ,,f his misdeeds. If any of those ru•cal• a~e using thie country as a refuge, the very IQast that th1s "" a pl"Otectoratc of Cuba can do :or the , iH to use everl' governmen~ 1al ugency culprits to tasl< and d"eport them 141". 1o Cuba punishment jn keeping with the and Bcenlea F ~0 In Rough P~tcrs . . Up SC Roll 1 , ' Up ~C Roll Up :·;~:=v~olo~~, It> Roll ' Very New . ot ' ' POm~y ·3 BIU·Bro. House paiDt- 3 yr. lU&r ,; 1ehoole 4IIR ~..,. Enamel, all tolol11 STOCKINGS ~ 'I' .69 pl. $ .10 ql. Plat Wall, Paint :::::1:,~· . Up was ot Eleanor and .., .. I ' FAREWELL SURPit.ISE PARTY " '. For the pleasure ot Mrs. A oi Peacock A\leuue F ' ~·lllio! ·,h ....d. (•.» .l'!ltl'l THE FARMERS' STRIKE T HE RECENT UJJhew al among the mlddlu westem far· ' mers is apt to bl'ing much b·ouble before it is ended \lthjle there is every l"llnsou for the farmel"B as well as ulhers, to rise up and rebel agninst present conditions, an attempt at violence can never sohe the diftlcuity. ' Tha statement may be and much of it probably " 1rqe that the farmer hns not yet seen an instauce of better,. conditions. His costs are mounting and his pl·oduct as yet li as not re"l«hed the selling pr1ce fill'ures thet he had hop· ed would 'be reached. But the fa1mer as well as the in· ,Justrlal worker and the capitalist, in fact, all of thel!' , lll;UBt not expect mirucles to be porformed. Those things ;qst simply do not happen except in •tory books or advertisements. 1.'he condition in whJCh this nation us well as the rest n£ the world finds atself today, \\a-s not u resu]t of an explosion which brought about our undoing in a moment "( evep a day o1· week oc longer period. It has been brew"'1 ever since the close of the woJ'Id wal' and oniv began to. reach a , head during the past four yea1·s. : Neeesearily any prog"vatn of recove1·y must ~. slow. W:hut huo been happening dul"ing the past four years ri(nno,t ,1!• undone iu a f~w weeks. The hurdest kind of ctr6rt for the next two or three years ot· e\·en longer, will ue necessary befol·e we find oursel\•es hac> on the stampinfl' ground under the conditions we enjoyeJ some ten Yoar• a11o. As a mutter o1" fuct, 11 ·• doubtful lf we eve•· soe them ui{Kin. It is fur more reasonable 1;(1 suppose that we ma~· oxpect yea1·s such us "e expel"lenced during the late ninelies and early century yeal"ll when people found work tc be sure, !Jut the1·e were uo unusual periods of pro•perity. 0~ cow·se it oeems now that wages will ever retain t~eir P~f~Ut hl~rh level which does not mea~ ~ t~inll lJ it is Gfl~lf ~o ~ke evel"Y cent of ~lle hi11jl WkfeS \O keep tb~ lf<~at maiQI'ity, of the work"len of the ,,Iori!! f!'Qm golnj! r to b•. lii1J18hp1Jses. ~ W~~th~f or !lOt a lll~jl jl qojJM!'B -or "Ill~ \llffr •eents per day is If ~6 l.mo11nt in each case I• li!l!!l• ·llv· ipjl"l'-~''lf tPI!t req•on $ounq, sollet·, cnteful b~ el!!lf~ik~ by ~1\q•~ in ~osi$i~n t~ · otli~l'~• ·h!'-fRr~ l"llilic111. <!eowqc~yp. ~1'01J Ut lrJto of!:~~t, Qfle's Pbility tp help '11' 4llilif~ ~ qffcr crittcilm,, . fJQtJiltl'i!P~\!e 4niY k~tjd ~)!at )lelps RllYOile, "h1<Jivjdral or, s~ep,~e'::f,• \-:. ,,, ,tt q·,' 1;' • \ft~r' ~ i,,l, ' j Dat Gov~rnor ~resents Legion Commander ' With Ailierican Legion License Plates . I ~:.:~ ....C:h· t •(.A.ctolf:l ..... ''Hlelr I ID I '• ~:~!ill:t~ei.jN.,Iv •·~~~­ '" d . You - •lect from large bolts al J' REW FALL AND WJNTER FABBICS w.-. 1111 ......... t...,. ., ... a 11 d-J.. ,._,k.... M ..o ...0... Ootlooo- IIIII very lew t.nW·e l : >t'i•~.,.' \ ~ . . t. •' '\ \lh*'~~~ n WO szs.oo to $48.50 I. L Heaa)y:, • qi<ill:~ i<lfOW lit~piJ(p ~~~0 II'O,Ocj ol~ ~icl.!fl•rt, d&)l• . ,·\".~~·~ ~ ~~~~ly ·~·-f~~~~:i!lie~ c~pslstp<l of cove oyatf!r• and "fi!C~~lli.,ll\lt ki!fh\}i\1 ·~· <IIJI'~ ~av~ en a~~~~· , ~ ,, · ' ,, ·l I r ' I ' i j r. , l to wqrtY ~~'U!~ froz11, 'I ' ' l ' I I' I •' •r 1 ., ., \ 9bio .' i • ,:, ,. , �I . Gore ' J:Wid by P.;D Mts. Kelly ' • ' " • .. ' Start~ ' ... ,, ' SSIFIE RTISI G CTION. 8EATS· IN SliW No iu1t'8l'tllemeot wUJ be taken tor lill th&D • mtmmum cbaqe O• ~n,. -. cenll tor oadl ...., One Word ror R6lll } l•'OR REN'J'-!'qur room. hOuse, five > ) Jay critical hostesses B:f Arthur "Bur•" Baer eollarl per month. Also Voss wash mMhlne toe: aale $35.00. Reibel. Pomeroy, Ohio. I Led To Mother PhlUp . ... .JledWANTED TO BUY a. aecond i haJtd two-hole laundry s\ove. ll)qulre at tl\e Pi&h Stand on Secorl.d St. -l hJ ,, I 11 ' .. ·l " r·£nil !' ..."' , T !fld !I? "' ' " Hf.I~ Wanted --- wAN~ branch. of a lar1e corporati.Qp 1a ~lroua of em~ ploylnl youn1 man between 2() and 26 ye&ra of aae tor work in Utis clty. P081tton ls not one or canvaulnl, but ratber permanent employment on Applleants wltb tralnlnU' will be a aa.Iary baslB. ' aome cotteae iflven preference, 1 111tbohlh hla'h school graduates will 'bie • coneldered. Applicants shOuld pOWJBS the following qual1 ttcattcma: Pleasing pcrsono.ltty, Ab!Ut}• to think rapidly, Ability to met the public, Physical tltnei>S. Addrtll appltca.tion to Box 100, Athena, Ohio. 10~23~3t '" WHo IS. RECTING GRID ' · DE$1\AUES • ·' tF "~He: 'eoy · ,'.:'OACHE'$" SUCCEED I!OS WELL AS ,SASE· ; ~Al.L'5> BOY PILOTS i't~CNtlol AND ~RRY.· ,,... MAY START A ~AGE ~ YOUTHFUl.., ~-· , lj· ...~·. IIIIDAY'S FOOTBALL RESULTo . .. ByiNS. An entbuafaatJe re<:eption h 1t11ed by Me admfren for Emil NJgnrf Mayor of Crosby, Mlnl!, onlJ Cummunlct ma)'or in the Unite~ . Staten on hl11 arrival ab New 'lork to emploJ hi• ''oquencn in the i~~nsts u Robert Minor, Communlet candidate for marQr of the met.roptlb.. Her la Mayor N711rd beinl ebatre<l and cbe~red by h11 &'teeters. '" ' ' \A/hen YOUQ CARI.IEGIE TEC:HS BoY COACH··· .JUST 26 VE~ri.S DL;O ••• ii'id Vou _li"er ~top tto Ctblnk? c· Visits OUR Ci . By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE. bKLA. That the best merd1andiae won't eell well unle11 it iJ advertiaed. weii The aooner occuional advertiaen etart .c:onti11W»u• advema· in1 the •ooner they will have a bettet pa,.in1 bueineN. Quality i1 wh11t JIIU~ a bi1 ap~l to the public. advertiein1 aqy other kind. · ' No uae -r · ContinUO!!- '~":ef...in8 i1 proof Jllat tltt! .• ~i.,ill*~ilfill f11it!t wl~b thplr cu,f~~· · ··' · .1 • , ,";l,J• ,. ' ~•.,., , ~~~~Jq ·~ \> ,- , • •• , , -.~. 1" ·. I • lo."~>\.JJ '""Qd' �I . Gore ' J:Wid by P.;D Mts. Kelly ' • ' " • .. ' Start~ ' ... ,, ' SSIFIE RTISI G CTION. 8EATS· IN SliW No iu1t'8l'tllemeot wUJ be taken tor lill th&D • mtmmum cbaqe O• ~n,. -. cenll tor oadl ...., One Word ror R6lll } l•'OR REN'J'-!'qur room. hOuse, five > ) Jay critical hostesses B:f Arthur "Bur•" Baer eollarl per month. Also Voss wash mMhlne toe: aale $35.00. Reibel. Pomeroy, Ohio. I Led To Mother PhlUp . ... .JledWANTED TO BUY a. aecond i haJtd two-hole laundry s\ove. ll)qulre at tl\e Pi&h Stand on Secorl.d St. -l hJ ,, I 11 ' .. ·l " r·£nil !' ..."' , T !fld !I? "' ' " Hf.I~ Wanted --- wAN~ branch. of a lar1e corporati.Qp 1a ~lroua of em~ ploylnl youn1 man between 2() and 26 ye&ra of aae tor work in Utis clty. P081tton ls not one or canvaulnl, but ratber permanent employment on Applleants wltb tralnlnU' will be a aa.Iary baslB. ' aome cotteae iflven preference, 1 111tbohlh hla'h school graduates will 'bie • coneldered. Applicants shOuld pOWJBS the following qual1 ttcattcma: Pleasing pcrsono.ltty, Ab!Ut}• to think rapidly, Ability to met the public, Physical tltnei>S. Addrtll appltca.tion to Box 100, Athena, Ohio. 10~23~3t '" WHo IS. RECTING GRID ' · DE$1\AUES • ·' tF "~He: 'eoy · ,'.:'OACHE'$" SUCCEED I!OS WELL AS ,SASE· ; ~Al.L'5> BOY PILOTS i't~CNtlol AND ~RRY.· ,,... MAY START A ~AGE ~ YOUTHFUl.., ~-· , lj· ...~·. IIIIDAY'S FOOTBALL RESULTo . .. ByiNS. An entbuafaatJe re<:eption h 1t11ed by Me admfren for Emil NJgnrf Mayor of Crosby, Mlnl!, onlJ Cummunlct ma)'or in the Unite~ . Staten on hl11 arrival ab New 'lork to emploJ hi• ''oquencn in the i~~nsts u Robert Minor, Communlet candidate for marQr of the met.roptlb.. Her la Mayor N711rd beinl ebatre<l and cbe~red by h11 &'teeters. '" ' ' \A/hen YOUQ CARI.IEGIE TEC:HS BoY COACH··· .JUST 26 VE~ri.S DL;O ••• ii'id Vou _li"er ~top tto Ctblnk? c· Visits OUR Ci . By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE. bKLA. That the best merd1andiae won't eell well unle11 it iJ advertiaed. weii The aooner occuional advertiaen etart .c:onti11W»u• advema· in1 the •ooner they will have a bettet pa,.in1 bueineN. Quality i1 wh11t JIIU~ a bi1 ap~l to the public. advertiein1 aqy other kind. · ' No uae -r · ContinUO!!- '~":ef...in8 i1 proof Jllat tltt! .• ~i.,ill*~ilfill f11it!t wl~b thplr cu,f~~· · ··' · .1 • , ,";l,J• ,. ' ~•.,., , ~~~~Jq ·~ \> ,- , • •• , , -.~. 1" ·. I • lo."~>\.JJ '""Qd' �,. .. 111111D.t.!', OOTOIIIB D,- Gn~lt.. D}1 ... i I BOY SCOUT 'SEssiON . .. ~•J·~ ~ TO BE HEI:.D MONDAY . _ ·Bt l\J(t1 -~ A bo&td ol revl~W of BoY SCOUiS tle ., ·i _._ _ Red Anchor will be held ln Ute library Ln Mtd- · AHfllut of um.cer Roh10n dlepori, Monday evenJ.na at 1:all to F ..ltt Cbrpa o'clock, L. D. t.rcfodaster, dLSt.nc' \ _. ....__... comrul&sklner, announeec:l, to ex_,. · ' ~. . . ......,e 1amine au Stoute Jn t.h1.a dl.llt.."lct ·1 who are ready tor tbe1l' Second DOt ~ to • Marie l)lld Pint. clallilii reooanitJan Lo be ot with tn:teni to tlll or alven at ·t.he camp Fl.re and Court ~ W11Uam ll!ltley, M, ollad- ot Honor to be held at t.he Middle· ~ • ..,. ~ ~der a ~cl of po11 hllh IIChool r.rounda. Pr.lday i .. 1. Be ... I the Newo 01Bce of Tile Pal17 'l'rlbune, eall 2B6-L; If the Blllln01Bce allk for !02-B. . 1!¥. "e es.ciped, swam the Ohio = '"" the• • hectlo moNh•n• (If wanderinl about l.he ·cuunt.n' as a tul(ttlve, traYelins 1 and Bheritr A. o. ·'\lf:!a Tracy 'l'tte e:wnmontG· to the Mot· ·1r!t &JN'rtment In aouth P4lddi.eport bS' Mrs. Motley, wh!l tla.Q:Ie to the oftloen; d.eeiJrlng ~t. bet• huabond h"-4 barrleaded blmaelf Jn their Mrne with a Shot !lWl, after or't1er:lnr all members ot the family to ~ree.tentnr to. llhoot any of Itt • tnhllorl fe!t~· m ' 1l te "'" w e -"1"'" 0 cera were 1:r ndiril!: thA Bt&Jrwaj, nearing the entranoe t{l Mal.le)"'s apartmen'-, ti1at· he tired a llhot 1un point tm.nk b •. . a' Ro AOn. Robaop WaB IJiv'en at- ~~ for hiS W()Uhda lD. the Hoii..-.:c..,iL O&P#al, not sutDctently re- '·;=· ~ed yet' to mwne His dutle5 ~s ·-~~~t f:'t1il~ :, pa.t·nfn':,0 · .' .2~~ . .. · , .. · ·· C~ss HOST i Sw't Is FiJed · ,. In Local Court Gil~• Smith, · • Roberts was hcl!lt 'recent:Bo~f,·~·~· ·s~r 1<1booJ Clasa :0 RE~UMPTION WITH , l'he f'!lrmer11 Bank and &w1n~:;s cc,tnpe.ny enUred Rtllt In the eommon pleas court here Frlday ns:uru..t ollu ijJ)Uth anu 8lanche Smith, husband e.nd w1te: 1'. W. Smith.: J, W. MeCul.loUgh; · ~~ohd the POmeroy cen\'ent ' iJJOCk Cr..rnpany, a partnership. 1 The pJairltiii''JJ PttltiOn askS ·the eourt for a JUdBm-; nt of S3806.30 with lftte}:el!t rrbm thii · de'fendahis Otles 0 . . Smith and , WUe. ·'arid Mk!l that ~Ch ol the other narped Qclcndama &~t up t.helr elalm or a. · ,-'. the p1amt•tl' hold.!! a mortgalie. The '"· pIa!nUl t ask& f or f oreq....,..~re ot tll~ tuortB8P ~hould the judgment be · detaul\ed wiUun nve pays. Smlth, one · of the 'l!l.etlmdahtr nan1ct1 In ~e euit, lett Po~rQY . . ·. Ralaeoau ~ . . -~ ' . ' 't . ' Nq WI!J.nn wool . . : . · ·'· rl · -' . • !WIT \ · · • a New , . -pect,a of the reviv'IJ or resumption ot has to be a flood. or speculation &R ln "tbls oountry will normal d1plomatle lelatlOra between the American GQVemment and the Bovet union "nd eeohomlc reCOVt'c1'Y BUt ~ and 1ympathben are ·ahown stonin&" poUce on ruard at a ~ -~el.fl8' ,lant In Patersqn, N. J., a few moment1.1 betote the poUct ~1#-94 with. bullet. aDd t~;~ar e:a11. Three were 11hot eeveql ~ wi~ mluUea. Below steel-helmeted police are 11howa bwzdUQI' .:nd Attempts Suidde - - .. 'l!\1-i.,..I-- l!w ol Gan,land it Slie Famouo Aliihip T•tilet, Seen aa Re:aaoft Milk f"" ~- ' frDID tween the Vnite4 st&tea 'tre"re dl&eussed with k.een 1rl tortlan trade circles today. Reports thiLt br Ja11uarY 1, Preeldent n.oo.sevelt will arutotmee the ' ·. may ha.ve a marked ef- with the subJect / ~n.d ~'8.50 . . WI'I'Olt'S NOTJ::-Nea:otJ.atlons ) arrested riot.rt Jntf tbe "BlaCk .MariL'' S.Ual1 ·Crepe P,ases ...... DO OUR Amons Coal Producer• To Prevent Unfair Competition on . bualness eondltiona. Here· is tbe .ttrat of . two a.rt\clea coata, Flannelette . GROUP FORMED b;etween the united States and Rus- j Bia, presactng a resumptiOn of diP- 1 ~ $5.QO, ,$a.95, $7.50 $5~00 ~B• $5~95 .. 1 1 ·.: .Pomerqyan ' Make~ Claim·Fof"YH z e ·aUiiciD.,..;;;d tn ·Fish Catching __.'. ,) 1 •. . ' ~~~[..~relation& between the Children's Coat.s Coata f'!f' Cbildr~ Sl,!l! 2 to I 0 r~---Raincoat. Hat ~n~ Umbrella. lez·toua and excited, In~ pUbUe c.::-mmen1 ~~~ the tlme. County pollee autboriUe~:~ lnvestip,ted for ~:e veral monthll but M Qnee of Smith was to~ but Ute tlleO!'Y is ~;till advanced' that he ~ nas nldden l11mM:If In 110me rc· 11 ' ' ' ITI!at lhed ~~Dont foraet "'• and Me tile new. M1c1ieJ MO!Ue RJin lined-··Dark eolclra. -" · )lrftented htm with tt!tt clisal)l)eai-aoce was ·ratheri i'Q}'e' '• ffi(lte .spot P.nd 18 Yt:t alJye· &;l'ter murder theorie:.. were dtsc!w'd.ed".' . Ao Minen And Opera· tort Alfee On Wage• To Be Paid Soviet Recopition By U. S. To Help, Ec:on· omiab Say $17.50, $25.0Q, $35.00, $49.50, $59.50 tti $75.00 ,· Vicl- timo Of Hi,hway Aeeidento - In a variety of ~nateq~J · with ·. Skun~, Mink, Badger, Fpx, Be~vft, · Fitch, Rae .. c~on, O'p~··~m-!n fact ·~~~thins your heart desrrea to f1t any Pll~se. I Nine Ohioan& Aft dillby IF DEAL COMPLETED I l M. Jr. Churd'l .. 'l1llrIUeata were Jlre&ent <~i;:·~~h•;:nol'· ot the tir\h <~-P)ltoxUnat-:Jy two "years ·1\10 and ·~· teaclter ot tbe hu not. teen hefrd '·trctn .. ebtbe. .~. RNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. As Rocks Flew In Silk Riot REPORTS Of TRADE -· for tfhlch for lta•li Act ' --"" :,, . •to w,-:~ ' I), . ' ·Ma4le·To Savf' Conference •,.,,.I . . . ' \ ~ . ;:~ W" ........ . . . . ' .. ~ .·,.. ;· . ' . In •II ne~ ~b~iti · .do~ Woolen Kn•U. , ~1 .•to;. . ~elb.­ Blue~, Ruota, Greea•; Browna, etc. , ' $3.95, $15.95, $'7.110 ~d $tci.Qio •• I SELBY TOO IIUSY; ,. QUITS LIQUOR '• ,; : l.::;.;,o . ·' . '• ': ....... Europoan Diplomat. Work . iDa Feverialil7 to He!P DilarmameDt Cauae 'New'?'•t•liala · · ·• ••• · : .. Il ' LICENSE .,'• .,..t ;: With the otyle 11f oii"'·•·-A many diffeni.t otrlea-AII·new. · 1 $1.110 and '$1.8a ·· . -~ ,. . Prtday I • i' ELECTRIC '· Tlm.tre ' •.t .,. •. __ . -........... -8.._..: non.•q ~.$5 ' . 111a- a...., l'lt. P. , ,, THJ,\TRI:. wt.: . i..-....-·.....,. .. 'OW a... ·-·-G.- . l ...,.,a_.,~...,..., , SLIPS - ............. _..,. ... ~ ;,.~, .. ! .. ~ . ' ..,...... ..._. ~teen .._.., ~ . . 8!1Jo!ollol BOY'S 'WA$J1 SUITS' •• .. slaol..' ·to a · Wll&e . . . ~ ' The .............. ~,.. . .Yt • "ADO~U" ,. .-e.., Oanl. '~ . ;. " coiOil. ,_. G.,., '.. -- . . ... to $5.00 $1.95 and up ' CHILDREN:s <;OTfON . '·· · DRESSES . itil: ; ~.i . . '!. ~ Dllllllq ...IQERTY...:I ::. . I ........... TIM Honea: ' .. . MILLINERY I ' •, ......... ,. ai nlebt;~. ·~~ POMEROY, OHIO, MO~Y, OCTOBER 23, 1933 Sharp lmpeluf To Be Giv· en Ta American In· Defeltdan.t on (IJ' ~­ ram~: ll!f RUSSit INSPIRING ~bout Two Y eara, One Heri. ·m premlses : Mioinc W~.Jif. portion In arternoon VOL. VITI-NO. 83 FINE~Y J " -::-otrlo-Partly cloudy tonight. cloudy , Alghtly warmer ronow.rt by LEASED WIRE OF r:• '""' the <haroe from .the Bl'"t Ktm 1 In~ ~-, abdomen and left U1EATHER FORECAST- • • READERS' NOTICE - It you want Red Anchor mali:ea:it eaay for gopd t~at~ {l~d j _tl~ndepr .. Pneket-books to have a weD drcned look-A .whole ltc>re full of •rnwtatyles · at a very modest ·price. · ,· · $1,10t by Judie O. o, JI, Peoples of evenln&, Oct. :..T. tM aarnmoa IJleU court. SaturdaY. The eexcutlve board of KoQLap Motley was ret.urned to Jail wtaen Area. t::ouncil held a mee~n~ at band wt.8 !UK IUmlshed !mple- ' Middleport recently s.t the Wlr a.ry t!!akt!;. He wtll await a triLl in the ! the meeting; being ~ by ;. ~ Pleaa havtnl em- · dinner at the Mary Jline. Thla 1•kn'"ed two !loCal atOOmtlya to de- . waa t-he flr:~ t encutwe meetinlf ~~ It.n4 .btm aaainst the cbareea: or ~dlqtOI't and. ,scoUUllOI>t~4'S. ,AUt. the State. ~bcOutma.llters ana troob commit.- . Tbe es.·I"ILllro&d man was arrested , teemen 01' Ult uu:J~rtlh t.too~ m Ure tollo~ 3'2 days 1$ a trans- ~ ~ d lStrlCJ,. wem lntJted m W"der lent, escap.ng arrest <lP the charge. that th~c m-;n might ttee how lhe He ;t.dn_litted to Sherift' A. 0 . Trac] I guv~nung body tunctLons. tn the ·tlre&ence ol a Tribune n· 1 Rl:ports (In the RegLOD.III meet»>rter, ' that he ftred the chal'gl"! 1n1 1n Cleveland Oct. II and 1 were from 11 U-gauge shot IUD at a flub d b p W 'H del · lieflt.·in the hanel or WWi&m ~e Y • . . an ~OWlCU ex!CJ"l, patrolmap of Middleport. When o!a:uuve, Mr. ko~h, area co~a-­ .ibe ~tter waa ascending 5 teps KKlnt:r, R. A. ¥UJer, dlatrict• cmurH>ading to the Jlotley apartment, J' man ~nd L. D. McMaster, dlsti'LCt ~I?~· i . conumMJG.Der, who attended t.ne 1 1/iunl'diai.el.Y arter Motley emp- 1meetlnR. • __ coun. •• • ·~ . ~ : $1.00, $1.711, JZ.~ . . . t.-w. -..,. IIIMk. ...,........ .._, . •' ..' . •'··· ..- speeUtc nterence in the MR,, but preald.ent touch· In this coriJle:.. -..Jiit, ·Nowr. ,__ 69c to $1.211 ' ."~ said: .. .\!! "' <• ...."'V ~... I ! t'-' ~-- . l .I .. , . .. ' .. , . Started In ·.Ef~ fort To Win Eeon· omic Battle · ' ' :I Aetivitieo I RADICALS BLAPt!~ By Many, For Preaent u.,... ! riainr; Farmers Divided On Queoti~n � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 22, 1933 dorton marson pekary sayre