https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/41529b1a86754855a93c67eafa905b59.pdf bff29d57f38f166864f36598a29ea854 PDF Text Text 1 • l• ': "' .. . ..- .' ..., .. ,.... . ... TID DAD/I'~. ClpO. :l'rouhle Met In ~ Seleeting Jury ~ In Hig~way Case .~ TOIII!DAY, OO'IOBli:R In Utility ~obe·: !FEDERAL, STATE · .' 1 - ' :U.t _ ELIMINATION OF URGED IN SCHOOL 11811 NOTICE! To Operaton 'And Minen of Juron EshausteciJ Caoe Dealt With Prop· erty Vahaatlon• .. ) J a R Jury on the u 11'1- DANQE I AI The 1. O. O. p; lbiJ ownera and ...prtmentwere a . .,.ice for the . 'l1le ON 0. 1'. taken Arrest Slayer· ••• .!'<w'rnll""'!l '. Tales Of Violence, Pick· I etin1 And Embar1oe1, CLUES OBTAINED MAY ALJ'ER TARIFF SHIPMENTS DROP In Raid 011 Apartment; "Lnda" Are Followed By Detec:tivea Johnaon Ordered To In• veati1ate and Recom· 1 mend Chllnle• ; .....;;· We CODIJ'atulate Racine :on their oplendid Jooperation in brh•Jinl to their Yillare the Fanner'a;Inotitute and:dioplayo. May your undertakil!t l,l(oye oucceaoful -beyond all · expectatlona . and be ai'ifi=,i\'Uii'!IObct to•your.*own. ' Tuesd&f . ~~tsnctlns seed loan bUB· lneas .· wftlt" Utlss couilty farmers. Mr. Fealty, it WIB announced, schedult!d tor only the one day : · · , this county. \ .. . .. J , ,,DeJ;»t,JI:w~ and Walte.r .A. tnd an IJI)elldlnr the Week: In c:•re attending tiU! Oen~"ry.. Progre86 !1xp06ltlon. ., - EAST SPI.L.~ER · - ·(, , 1 t ~! · I! , or Bunte\- 'llll\..:apet\t with htA fathef~tri.•••---~c Co~er. . of ·' Racine, apem. nlght with MattlfC! $25.00 IN CAS.ll • \ ' .. ' \ '• • \":,, ·:/ ..... I < I . ,. ·'•-AND- ' J ' I ,\ .... . • I ., .. -. ..' ! •• J!oo<. ''. • • • ' ..z • • • .t;,.. :. ' ~-_-.,! , · ' Falls' newest sba,:les of Greys, ,iariJwns, Tans ;and Mixtur~s. High-Grade teldures, fine tailoring and style: featw-es. Come tllese vyues. • in and' see 'I• . H I _. I• ' • C(;Ycr)' , The ftnt real etfects of the na tionsl farm s~rlke began to be felt i Ir.orur crlmlnal record, that omcla.ts felt the writer mltl:ht be corrett in ltnttnr GoT<: b.. with the Llndbei'Bh case. Goreh prevloUilly had been questlODed but was exonerated. Ooroh told Lieut. Jame& Pinn ol the New York pollee, Corp. William Horn of the New J.ersey state poli('e, twet Boston detecUvea and a departmeflt of justice aaent where A •.· -···:· ·' ' . ir:g ' frrm mcmy Important agricllltural .o\dmin~r:Ltor Hugh S. , W tnv;;atiKll.t.e and .u~oor:t· , 1 ceJ'Iters I By ARNO D6110i.:l'UltniOt,. INS Staff Conespond4!Rt Geneva, Oct. :15-INB-The Unit· ed Sto.tes 11 ready to continue dll· o.rmament dilaUMtons will refuse to take the initiative further attempt, to save the "?.~~~'~: Thla w&& ~on;DanH.. made clear l'itlh cap<e.ln ~ ~ASII ' ' 1.:".::.:.:trt ~~~~1 to taln and :Rene in. ' EL~V$Nl:H P~lf ~. ' TV(~t~~ , ,~~£, sp.oo IN .CASH ~, ~ .v .~. t .1 ~ .c a,J Du -. E . $5.00 IN' CASH . . I \' l'r.i; Nlri-. dua.~ a1 I p. m. to N'H. llda. . ......... . o,u1, 't:ribu_B, cam. . + •'1"'1' . ' · ,~ I•• ' D.n,.t~ ,~i : Froaa Not. .-.,ea•......, zl a& I p. m. ~ Dec. 4 1811 the Daily TribunO-sy Carrier ~ · - fl.tl-1111- .... _,........... . ! - , ·~·... ·· ••tti,U.t!lf~--I ,_, _ , . . . , . .... 41111- '. •• ·• By Mail , ~s rheeting of the ~l!ftill.. Brltaln nnd Fr:mee ' by New ; eheck and the United States th\Ui agreesald tb' gov .. ing to the idea of contlnulng tbc account forta to draft a dlaarmament con- ef- vention: the tensth or the forth <Contlnued on ~ com1111 adJournment of the conference remained undetermined . As reported yesterday, the meet- of the steering committee later will donbtless decide to rP.commeud that the conference ad~ tourn ror several weeki. Thls IS Intended to glve deterates and their IJ'OVt:rnmenta tJme to reneet the n&xt move to be made 1n the of aennany'11 wlthdrawal. a*tltUde toward the entire lndlcated he is stoutlv re~~~nb~ aloof n-om any discus· 'f'on. from taking any action 'WJlich mlKbt tnvolve the Uillted ~t.e& tn European politics. He •aid he was rea.dy to remain ln Oeneva. and aid In amoothlnl out difflcultlel Jn the path of dla"rmametit if the projected adjournment 11 shOrt, tiut it lt Is decided adjourn th'e conference over t".tdOd of 111x weeka or longer, hf' DUCK ~8 DBOWNED Oellna, o., Oct. 2&--INS-Cautht ln a Bldff ln a et1ff IQUill, H. H. Brldiemau, 40, pbJ11cal director -.t tl)e Y. :Y. c . A. at Piqua, and Dlck Me'i'ed.lth, :M, a conuntsalon brolul1·, at,o of Plq,.a., we~ drowned today. when the ta.t ln wh1eh tbey were duck. tiuntlns: ,capslied In a refltr· "Yotr near h~re. . mltht return to Waebln;ton ta re· 0. H. ~on. 40, O:f Piqua, "i~ port to .IPreal.dent Roosevelt. was Wilh Brldleman and ltered th:, waa reseued. ,, :: WRITE HOUSE PET 0 .. , Det. 2&-INB-An 18 IOlnf to become a P<~l leorued _,_--·-....., --It--· "OLIVER shlp a p;i'tmd!IOn -~ Aleo \\'111. a - Uo· MI. llebMn, OM. &. ..,_Coole. HhorU, _ . . . ID VIII•, 't" lUll Y. . . t ...· U..aatePwl& ~~au- ' •· ,.. w_..., n,xt lt was under· the pet o~ TWIS'r' - wbtt. RoOse~ A Cbm... Dlolae01 .W,. olurlac - today when hal a kennel .P.ISTRIBtiTJON .WILL BE IN. • ··. ' of tbfo Ia I 1 today 11.11 t~portB of violence, plck.Jt. ~nd food e mbo.rgoes seeped in I mend 00 the wrltr commission nuy · ch.o.nge.:; whlct\ he thought 1 Tbe aDOill'JllOUB Jetter, written elt,tler by • man or a woman, was so PRIZE -..... --~,...· ·~· r~~:..r.;:· !!l!·~r.: ·' :' >:; . . . 50 $W, FALL , iiATS ............ . $lOJJO. • ' prevent tnva~ion of the American ma.rltet by manufacturers a.broa.u. The preJUder.t authortaed Re- I INS Sta.tr Correspondet'lt ' 1 De!! Moines. Iowft., Oct. 2rr-INB-/ Roo~evell b-dof . cloiH ·Nm.lie:r ll.; M I ·•• M,' . •, Tnu..__ 'L----8,' ............. ''- ~·· D, ai~J By JAMES R . McCARTHY today reared a . wall of prot"JCtlon around tt:: ~ 1 Amerlean producer In a.ct1ng; 11:.> • Prefitdt!nt ........ "" ..... " "'hoti.! that ~u...Crl~ COUIIL - t .• t ~!lint .of ~P'i.._; . v.. wiltibe credited to each con• l!latanl for.•ubecripticlft. aeciftd acCordiD• to tot. ~ebedule printH below, Cub or valid check muat ac· company all aubtcrlptlona. The Camll'iiD Ia dkolded into three f:lcoda. · The fint period runa from now·to November 18th. at 8 p. m. The IKOI!tl Perlod runa from C: ole of flnt peripcl to Nonmber ZStb at If P. M. Third ""ad·rulll hom doae of -ond period to cl- of Campaip December 4, 1933 at 8 p. m. ', FJRS1i 1 PE~IOP . . SECOND PERIOD TiiiiU> PERIOD • r.. •\ft.!\ J.• .;;..4 \w '' "" "'_ ..,. ~ ' ' . ' t~ctats ' I : ., I $5:00. IN CASH r~ ' $10-o&-B.tASH .' , TENTH PRIU ' • • , . '~ ~ •: , $10.00 IN CASH . ;\ a. hor!e , ' . , .. .. ,.,.,.,, SEVENTH PRIZE ~ famUy, Ours • • ··~Udn:n ::.pen: aunda.y :"..Stl'i . MrJ. Emory OUrs and children. James Talbott ot Ea.st Live~ rame Wadnet~day to sPend a -COO?:. "'ie of weeks with his dnughter, Mr. and Mrs. Eber Br1wer. '. Miss LucUlc Circle apelit Thur;,r with Mlu M.an Smith. ~l Lawrenc~ ·or tons Run, spe~ 'Past week wtth his son. ; . I ."C . I Mr. and Mrs. Prank Holter "nd ' ~XTJI.• PRJ~ . . . ,, ... ¥ '' ... .. II of , FOURTH . PRIZt:, ' . INS - LJndberrh k:~~~::'~'.;';~ A raJd on CASH· ., 25 - tt.e $50,000 ransom money In the •' - -Oct. - em,. lnformatiae Per- tainina to $20,000,000 Cuban Lo.a o1 the midwest. The most significant e\'ldcncc of the ex lent of the farmers rrvolt. t>owever, wu seen in the sharp cur J- Wind And S11p K... Zeppelin Aloft ()vv.: Airport 10 Hou,n~o _.. Objective Hi1her Pricea, Not Yet Reached trxtay )llannect to seek authority ttom the Supreme Oourt f01" per.mlulon to open tbe box in which, they believe ·may be found some of IN CASH ., •! Warbington. n DURINGNIGJf1 IBut Main j ~~fHY Giant Zeppelin l.an . Early Today .ut«1t . h • w·•n• d · ;"'.. F agbng Are Told -- • but denied them autbortty to ex~ amtm its contents. New York pollee SICOND PlUZI Clarence Fealty, Seed Loon representative, W&fJ at the Meigs county court bou.se ..:"':.1it ; I . t:J8 satl!!ty deposit. box was Located. '. SERVlCE. Preaident Moves To Prevent lnva.ion Of Foreip Product. accurate rqardlniJ Gotch's alleged $250.00 IN CASH NEWS l:atest Tip Re1ardins ExCol!vict~• Ac:tivitiea, Beine Checked the tsO,OOO ransom money. nRITPR!Zi tlon In aftemooa or at nla:bt. REPORUO TODAY : I - . G ~ night. Thursday partly cloudy and: ~ probably foUowed by rain Ln North...-,~.. HfEns Of 'What's in a Name?' ~ERMAN AI InRMEns· ~TRIKE riNAllf B T0 BE· [RECTED ron u. s. cooosr: Boston, oct. »--INB-WhUe poHGe IOUiht the wrtw of Die "JudM let.tel"" wb!eb betra)'ed John Qoreh, S'l, alleled oon!ld$0e man aqd neweat Llndberlh case sUB))eet, into their bands, :lnvestlgaton representll1fl four law enforcement arenclea today souaht to establleh any poeBible connection between him and ' 1I1EATHER FORECAST.....,. H .Ohio-Pair> with t11ht to heavy ff01if; IFIRST IPROTECTIVE WAll ' C~SE - l --· 1933 TRAIL IN I l Frida,. Ni,ht OCTOBER 27 Wall .. LEASED WIRE -----,.........•• ~~···· · · be paid the ·rif for thta land. l'f way on an ~to Rout. ' K~~ •• EADERS' NOTICE - If .:toli .,f&nt tbo Newa Olllce of Th.• D~ Tribune, call 2~8-L; It tbe Bu8ine811 Oftlce uk for 202-B. OfFICERS MAY HE -from a sroup of ettbens. · M ftnal, it <T '" 0 "I U .H AYt v ~,,., , ~,. ... A.ln HI~, Chairman Opr. Pearl Parker, MIMI'i Rep. uOmplete Jury wu impanelled,maltlq I~ ne\:ftlal7 to \ &ei'!Ct taUamen Tbe action or the ··· '141 .. ON IQ STAT£ NUitUN .......... Coollderable delaY """ ezperiot a Nor the oonc14onuuiUon •ults • PJr<e1o< ol Htcb..l'll of the st,ate "*U Ohio ap.but Jan4 Owne.t:!l near !lCII:Jion, Ttleld&J. The er-tire list or jurora ..tnwn by the jury com .. nataaton waa exhausted befOre a __pced lD Ute .electlon j#l<o to ,.,p ---- - j \ �,, • .. , TH !"!"""'- W1ll "" I I - ~ IIM~Iq!i"/11. Pll'llfiJIIIIIG IIRII-~'J:4TI~~ ' led ••,.bag, ;hie- ~~~~~~~~~­ ·' . - Dellyered B1 Carrier .. - · Tear • . , , , • , • , , , , , , .. , 6 00 Sl< ..,...,. t.fon<ho . . . . . .. , . . . . , . . . . ' ' \ 'l'Jill DAJLT ~. 01110. PAOaTIIIID '' PJ1 J. 0 Mr a.nl1 Mr!l I t-..~ Li~rhta Here 'nl.e Middleport !~~v:~; t~eh~~:a!~~, ~:'~: ell Yellow .Jacket == -· I son, t.nd tt Is thouaht that the}' will ftlve the Jacket Juniors plenty to think abo~t befdfe the game is I up ! of Salem 1.1 here I f r a n t•xte n :led viSit w1th her all!~ ; ~o- r M1s E F Bhah&ll and family. LJZZ} McKay of Ravenswoqd 'ilt' f't the week. end wlt.h Mr. and 1 t- h s L 0 TheiM and ramtlr. I M •, Susie Harris and IJ&Uihtf¥ I i Hldrt-d t-ailed on Mh .Heten H* I Miss Fanny FUJ:at.e of Pomeroy was the Tutsday pest of Mr. and Mn Geqrge D. Bau~ . J • Mr and Mrs Walter Howell were bu.slness visitors 1n AtheDI MOJlday. Charles Buteher has been con .. f!ned to h~ home on a~nt Street f(Jr the past several days. Mr and Mrs. J W Root. ~ft Wednesday mOI'J'Oinll' for the South· lrn states alter several weeks vtstt II I Friday .. I ~ lr BaP· Lunch aervlf!d at thf Church every Thund~ -11 to 1 o'clock. i tist ProteCtive l\l•~ 'l' 0 D nv tf> e nt e~ J a ln e d the h\;:-:;r;;:------;---:--:~~~ HATiMY OY! ' ~' Sunday, IHoback Mlonle Nuzen the !:barge tot au, ~ W EloSex, local athletic manager anr.<l\Ulced, ard the game will stu.rt r.JHs at 8 o'clock. I AI t he cluse of t he social Such players a.s Anderson , Moss-'" '!!. dtlu'wus •ell e..,h me p ls rr.an, Bush, Schaaf Hondlelo, Smith f'"rVed J . Bumett, Craig and Bachner will lxl included h1 the Mlddlepmt lme· · (ONTil \CT HOSTESS I' on his pa re n ts, M1 and Mrs. J .' here. Mr. and .Mr.s. Chester Knabb of ( 'inctnna.tl were here over Ule week .labia Qf ~ futuN will be puzzled end, t.M auests of the former's par- u to whether tbe)' 1hould add.re11 •nts, Mr and Mrs. Augu.etua Knabb tbelr 1lre u "dad' or "mom" i! Or. lf Ueech Street. I Oliver Kamm, of Detroit, ha& his SURPRJSE SROWd Mrs.. H E. Bush and daulhter 1 way. The doctor recently M'fea.Jed A surprise mlsccllo.neous shower Kathleen were vlaltors tn COlwn- he hal devtldped an extrad to liotlm· was 11 1ven Tuesday at the bus over the week end. ulate l&ctatlon in maiC! animals. A 1Eben Bowel' residence T A May returned Tuesday eve- tomcat •u!Jeet~d to the, treatmetit St 1eet by mcmb~rs of n 1ng from a motor b'lp throuah nurs • htter of kltten!l, Neighbors Lodge in ~:st''::;;1::~.::IArkansas and Missouri and Otherj John Vromam <Glad)'tl southern point&. 1 ecent blldc The guest of I w11s the recJplcn t of many good up ' '• tlai+ A Oul'll called I S:~ rah Tagsart SWld&y • Evelyr> Donahut' called on Eula enjoyod • Halloween l" fJalr, ramqy. I ~:!r~=Y party Mondal! evenbla, at the Wood .>. J . M num hall. Prl~es were awarded fol• OW' .Iac.aet UlliOra eet I tne vario\1.'1 eOiitutne~ Durin&: the Wilkea.·ille Un.der the courcll sold ple, ooUee 0 • w R Panonll e&llo- ed on their son ~oald and !::>unday Mr and M rs O r t1ver H arrlA Mcmb"' of Chanty Councn, No. 9o1ill be I' ! :t:t-5, Daughten of Amerlca and ln· completed. , An a4tnlsslon pr~ Of ten eeut& CO$'SCIEIII1"10US OBJECTORS trip 00 Sa.ltlb mel Brl8tol .saturday; .,."~ Me lltld Mr,. JlitYJITl Rlll'ril aid. i w n Dale and !&. L . Ptat-ee made a. b\!lllle!\5 trit> kl Pomeroy Thurlda7t Barr)' Murray called on RaymQIUI F urbee Bwda.y Race HALLOWE'EN PARTY has succeeded In plllng I 'I businf'tiR -;:-;----::-::-::-:Phone 582-L rlDJ:fS•d : p] ay av ,,... ··- SeC0ftd St • :.'(IJ'es II.Be.lnst opposition thi!: se&• ! '' I I VIRGINIA GREGG SP.COn.d. tearq will play the Wilkes· CLEM SCOTT PA.SSBS &W&Y ville }llgh school tlrst team under Clem Scott about 45 years of ~ the 14Jhta of the local field Fnd J.) ICl- 101-ed resident or Sycamore Street, passed away at his horne early t•iaht. It wa.e announctd here Wed- Wednesday morning Mr. SCott bad nesdJ,y. bt>en in faillnc health tor aboot one The aame was &eheduled when It Yf'ar was learned that the Yellow JtLcket 1 He Is survived by hl.s wlle, two fi.."fft. Btrlngers were wlthcut a game c~ttoushters nnd three sons, all at ti•ll Week. bl•me and one sister, Mrs Lottie Tlle contest should be one of ex.- i Bell.!l treme tp.terest With many of the I Funeral arrangement in charge of local grid jlrospcer..s of future years • Rawllr>g.s w1ll be announced later. ptrtloipatinK. The WJike.svllle team 1 j I; I. - liT )bit QM v.•eet •.••.• , , . •• , •. •. •:. • .lit Q~ Month ... .•..•. one llonth .. . ', . . .. .. . , . . . . . . .19 Tllree Montllfl .• •• • •. • • • · •.•• I f. I Ye n ' ) "~ NEWS f ...,. Bdlloi'tal ._&i{iat,;L r ... · - Olttoe ..4 c;lrctllalloo Dep~ <loU IOI·B I II I P&Ur ... , . _ . . , . IIIIWIIaf, ~toe! GD ~· ~ad 6tqet, fOPlt'Of, Q , )_ ~ Gor ntona.lll'l<! UIIJoii<!Jw - IOOII<f toio p~ lheJ ~Ojl-- lbeh' ~·l!h DOl - r i ! r to · ~·· ~- .........!loP, aru~ ciOIIttJ!Io 1n ltl.,;:' ·r ~- a • DA ... Oldo.-""""'lloo I"' ot ~a, 1m. .. 1. .-ltl ' Interlude iti Mayora1ty ....r.,s .. ~~ - ' <Oontlnut:a trom Pqe ont1 formally bl'fore th~: tautT comm1; . cion Eve11 If the tarltr 1 ommlt:sioa. does not agree with the Jmport rates prqcrlbed b.1 Johnson , att.er hearings, lhe president mA:t lmPQ5e lhem Viol~nce REBECCA YAUGiill by FRANCIS ~A·LL-1 CE AI/THOR. 01' 'HUPPLI , Officers Pomeroy, 0. Court St. Plate' at .. CI '(IW l : ::- .tr:d . . . $10.00 up $4.00 per tooth up . SOc up .. .. . ..... . . 50c ~ · J!Hh Extl ~~~.. 1 I ll !~ Ex.am :. n £L tku And Estimation , FREE! ·BE FAIR TO YOUR BODY •• "",. it Tht;J C WWI lll\r doWn In whoee bird do_s: He Wlitttled' the b:lwte ~ ktifte aiid ff(l olaliil6 thm:e was a ~ld'.l, That rn'akea the right and hiin Wl'OilB' = !Did, Vou .re"er Stop tto \think 1 • I Bv EDSON ·R. WAITE. S•'AWNEE. OKLA. UNI!!THICA.L PRA.l:TICES T That the beat merchandioe won't oell weli unle•• it •• wolll ad-.ertioed. HE SENATE inquizy gointr on at pre.. at is revealing ~orne of the upethlcal, not to say, illegal inethods usen ~Y banking oljlci4ls in>this' country in league with gover>•· merit oi!lcialo In Cuh ~ consummate the huge ioan by the· :American bank to Cuba a few years ago whereby a pallltial government buildlnr was erected as well as a thro,ugh highway being constructed the long way of the isla~q.' • From all indications, the Cuban pt~ople nre more tlu~n justified in their uprising 41f&lnst the who op~rated their public bqolneSII for th•l11· The 8ad leatura In this case ae in every opcjl ®fortunate slttl&ti•IUI~ is th'at tho~c w~o a~e 111~·~ ~o ~~~!'!•· are free from h~rm w~jl~ }!101!• who ~re oinlJetl ~JJ !II¢ dul'fnl the pqrlo4• ot ~,.:iprl!hijl', are also t~\llll' '1'1\0' l{re •11l!'~rl~1j t)le '1\0St durIn!!' $fl~ l"flVOiutlon w4i~jllt Ia IQ I!~· ~lpcerely hop~d will b!'n.r ; •l>pqt the dawn ot a 11~w d~y for the poor Cuban j!OQI!, Tlte lao,;.,. oe<;aoiona\ advertioero .s ian contin~oua !-dverti•· ina the"10oa.r thh will hav~ a better paying buaineU. ' · ' I . ' ' Q.iali!y ;. whe;t make. a big appeal to the public. advertioi~ .. any other kind. " · .' ~~n~oU.;Ii,d:;,ertisin.- ia proof that the adve.tiaer,a will kee~ ) ,'~~.li ~..J,dtli.,oir ~~~meu, . .. •' . Tbe aation'a leadin.- buaineaa concern• are buildin.- aood will by continuouo advertiaing of quality. Advertioing createa a worth while reputation for ~Y huoi· nen becauoe it aivea the buyer a real IJU&rantee of quabty and ""ice. Continuouoly ad-.ertiaed producb are popular hecauae they <. 'if we F •r got thropgh tijJ.! #•Pr•s•iott wo h~ve up ,qui- ll)fna• never ~~am 'to B~m]lle on the siocjc nw!<ili, have all the qualitiea claimed for them. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Bu:ren who aet up a loud wail about aetting oubatitutea for quality are the onea who never read the advertisements before Jhe~ buf1 , ! or ~~t~ ~Hf 14~9 at nigh!. 'IT IS J\}ST AS EASY TO BUY WELL ADVERTISED LINES AND BE SATISFIED AS IT IS TO BUY ,NQN ....!)VER· TISED LINES AND HAVE GRIEF AND TROUBLE . . ' '1' •. r. �,, • .. , TH !"!"""'- W1ll "" I I - ~ IIM~Iq!i"/11. Pll'llfiJIIIIIG IIRII-~'J:4TI~~ ' led ••,.bag, ;hie- ~~~~~~~~~­ ·' . - Dellyered B1 Carrier .. - · Tear • . , , , • , • , , , , , , .. , 6 00 Sl< ..,...,. t.fon<ho . . . . . .. , . . . . , . . . . ' ' \ 'l'Jill DAJLT ~. 01110. PAOaTIIIID '' PJ1 J. 0 Mr a.nl1 Mr!l I t-..~ Li~rhta Here 'nl.e Middleport !~~v:~; t~eh~~:a!~~, ~:'~: ell Yellow .Jacket == -· I son, t.nd tt Is thouaht that the}' will ftlve the Jacket Juniors plenty to think abo~t befdfe the game is I up ! of Salem 1.1 here I f r a n t•xte n :led viSit w1th her all!~ ; ~o- r M1s E F Bhah&ll and family. LJZZ} McKay of Ravenswoqd 'ilt' f't the week. end wlt.h Mr. and 1 t- h s L 0 TheiM and ramtlr. I M •, Susie Harris and IJ&Uihtf¥ I i Hldrt-d t-ailed on Mh .Heten H* I Miss Fanny FUJ:at.e of Pomeroy was the Tutsday pest of Mr. and Mn Geqrge D. Bau~ . J • Mr and Mrs Walter Howell were bu.slness visitors 1n AtheDI MOJlday. Charles Buteher has been con .. f!ned to h~ home on a~nt Street f(Jr the past several days. Mr and Mrs. J W Root. ~ft Wednesday mOI'J'Oinll' for the South· lrn states alter several weeks vtstt II I Friday .. I ~ lr BaP· Lunch aervlf!d at thf Church every Thund~ -11 to 1 o'clock. i tist ProteCtive l\l•~ 'l' 0 D nv tf> e nt e~ J a ln e d the h\;:-:;r;;:------;---:--:~~~ HATiMY OY! ' ~' Sunday, IHoback Mlonle Nuzen the !:barge tot au, ~ W EloSex, local athletic manager anr.<l\Ulced, ard the game will stu.rt r.JHs at 8 o'clock. I AI t he cluse of t he social Such players a.s Anderson , Moss-'" '!!. dtlu'wus •ell e..,h me p ls rr.an, Bush, Schaaf Hondlelo, Smith f'"rVed J . Bumett, Craig and Bachner will lxl included h1 the Mlddlepmt lme· · (ONTil \CT HOSTESS I' on his pa re n ts, M1 and Mrs. J .' here. Mr. and .Mr.s. Chester Knabb of ( 'inctnna.tl were here over Ule week .labia Qf ~ futuN will be puzzled end, t.M auests of the former's par- u to whether tbe)' 1hould add.re11 •nts, Mr and Mrs. Augu.etua Knabb tbelr 1lre u "dad' or "mom" i! Or. lf Ueech Street. I Oliver Kamm, of Detroit, ha& his SURPRJSE SROWd Mrs.. H E. Bush and daulhter 1 way. The doctor recently M'fea.Jed A surprise mlsccllo.neous shower Kathleen were vlaltors tn COlwn- he hal devtldped an extrad to liotlm· was 11 1ven Tuesday at the bus over the week end. ulate l&ctatlon in maiC! animals. A 1Eben Bowel' residence T A May returned Tuesday eve- tomcat •u!Jeet~d to the, treatmetit St 1eet by mcmb~rs of n 1ng from a motor b'lp throuah nurs • htter of kltten!l, Neighbors Lodge in ~:st''::;;1::~.::IArkansas and Missouri and Otherj John Vromam <Glad)'tl southern point&. 1 ecent blldc The guest of I w11s the recJplcn t of many good up ' '• tlai+ A Oul'll called I S:~ rah Tagsart SWld&y • Evelyr> Donahut' called on Eula enjoyod • Halloween l" fJalr, ramqy. I ~:!r~=Y party Mondal! evenbla, at the Wood .>. J . M num hall. Prl~es were awarded fol• OW' .Iac.aet UlliOra eet I tne vario\1.'1 eOiitutne~ Durin&: the Wilkea.·ille Un.der the courcll sold ple, ooUee 0 • w R Panonll e&llo- ed on their son ~oald and !::>unday Mr and M rs O r t1ver H arrlA Mcmb"' of Chanty Councn, No. 9o1ill be I' ! :t:t-5, Daughten of Amerlca and ln· completed. , An a4tnlsslon pr~ Of ten eeut& CO$'SCIEIII1"10US OBJECTORS trip 00 Sa.ltlb mel Brl8tol .saturday; .,."~ Me lltld Mr,. JlitYJITl Rlll'ril aid. i w n Dale and !&. L . Ptat-ee made a. b\!lllle!\5 trit> kl Pomeroy Thurlda7t Barr)' Murray called on RaymQIUI F urbee Bwda.y Race HALLOWE'EN PARTY has succeeded In plllng I 'I businf'tiR -;:-;----::-::-::-:Phone 582-L rlDJ:fS•d : p] ay av ,,... ··- SeC0ftd St • :.'(IJ'es II.Be.lnst opposition thi!: se&• ! '' I I VIRGINIA GREGG SP.COn.d. tearq will play the Wilkes· CLEM SCOTT PA.SSBS &W&Y ville }llgh school tlrst team under Clem Scott about 45 years of ~ the 14Jhta of the local field Fnd J.) ICl- 101-ed resident or Sycamore Street, passed away at his horne early t•iaht. It wa.e announctd here Wed- Wednesday morning Mr. SCott bad nesdJ,y. bt>en in faillnc health tor aboot one The aame was &eheduled when It Yf'ar was learned that the Yellow JtLcket 1 He Is survived by hl.s wlle, two fi.."fft. Btrlngers were wlthcut a game c~ttoushters nnd three sons, all at ti•ll Week. bl•me and one sister, Mrs Lottie Tlle contest should be one of ex.- i Bell.!l treme tp.terest With many of the I Funeral arrangement in charge of local grid jlrospcer..s of future years • Rawllr>g.s w1ll be announced later. ptrtloipatinK. The WJike.svllle team 1 j I; I. - liT )bit QM v.•eet •.••.• , , . •• , •. •. •:. • .lit Q~ Month ... .•..•. one llonth .. . ', . . .. .. . , . . . . . . .19 Tllree Montllfl .• •• • •. • • • · •.•• I f. I Ye n ' ) "~ NEWS f ...,. Bdlloi'tal ._&i{iat,;L r ... · - Olttoe ..4 c;lrctllalloo Dep~ <loU IOI·B I II I P&Ur ... , . _ . . , . IIIIWIIaf, ~toe! GD ~· ~ad 6tqet, fOPlt'Of, Q , )_ ~ Gor ntona.lll'l<! UIIJoii<!Jw - IOOII<f toio p~ lheJ ~Ojl-- lbeh' ~·l!h DOl - r i ! r to · ~·· ~- .........!loP, aru~ ciOIIttJ!Io 1n ltl.,;:' ·r ~- a • DA ... Oldo.-""""'lloo I"' ot ~a, 1m. .. 1. .-ltl ' Interlude iti Mayora1ty ....r.,s .. ~~ - ' <Oontlnut:a trom Pqe ont1 formally bl'fore th~: tautT comm1; . cion Eve11 If the tarltr 1 ommlt:sioa. does not agree with the Jmport rates prqcrlbed b.1 Johnson , att.er hearings, lhe president mA:t lmPQ5e lhem Viol~nce REBECCA YAUGiill by FRANCIS ~A·LL-1 CE AI/THOR. 01' 'HUPPLI , Officers Pomeroy, 0. Court St. Plate' at .. CI '(IW l : ::- .tr:d . . . $10.00 up $4.00 per tooth up . SOc up .. .. . ..... . . 50c ~ · J!Hh Extl ~~~.. 1 I ll !~ Ex.am :. n £L tku And Estimation , FREE! ·BE FAIR TO YOUR BODY •• "",. it Tht;J C WWI lll\r doWn In whoee bird do_s: He Wlitttled' the b:lwte ~ ktifte aiid ff(l olaliil6 thm:e was a ~ld'.l, That rn'akea the right and hiin Wl'OilB' = !Did, Vou .re"er Stop tto \think 1 • I Bv EDSON ·R. WAITE. S•'AWNEE. OKLA. UNI!!THICA.L PRA.l:TICES T That the beat merchandioe won't oell weli unle•• it •• wolll ad-.ertioed. HE SENATE inquizy gointr on at pre.. at is revealing ~orne of the upethlcal, not to say, illegal inethods usen ~Y banking oljlci4ls in>this' country in league with gover>•· merit oi!lcialo In Cuh ~ consummate the huge ioan by the· :American bank to Cuba a few years ago whereby a pallltial government buildlnr was erected as well as a thro,ugh highway being constructed the long way of the isla~q.' • From all indications, the Cuban pt~ople nre more tlu~n justified in their uprising 41f&lnst the who op~rated their public bqolneSII for th•l11· The 8ad leatura In this case ae in every opcjl ®fortunate slttl&ti•IUI~ is th'at tho~c w~o a~e 111~·~ ~o ~~~!'!•· are free from h~rm w~jl~ }!101!• who ~re oinlJetl ~JJ !II¢ dul'fnl the pqrlo4• ot ~,.:iprl!hijl', are also t~\llll' '1'1\0' l{re •11l!'~rl~1j t)le '1\0St durIn!!' $fl~ l"flVOiutlon w4i~jllt Ia IQ I!~· ~lpcerely hop~d will b!'n.r ; •l>pqt the dawn ot a 11~w d~y for the poor Cuban j!OQI!, Tlte lao,;.,. oe<;aoiona\ advertioero .s ian contin~oua !-dverti•· ina the"10oa.r thh will hav~ a better paying buaineU. ' · ' I . ' ' Q.iali!y ;. whe;t make. a big appeal to the public. advertioi~ .. any other kind. " · .' ~~n~oU.;Ii,d:;,ertisin.- ia proof that the adve.tiaer,a will kee~ ) ,'~~.li ~..J,dtli.,oir ~~~meu, . .. •' . Tbe aation'a leadin.- buaineaa concern• are buildin.- aood will by continuouo advertiaing of quality. Advertioing createa a worth while reputation for ~Y huoi· nen becauoe it aivea the buyer a real IJU&rantee of quabty and ""ice. Continuouoly ad-.ertiaed producb are popular hecauae they <. 'if we F •r got thropgh tijJ.! #•Pr•s•iott wo h~ve up ,qui- ll)fna• never ~~am 'to B~m]lle on the siocjc nw!<ili, have all the qualitiea claimed for them. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Bu:ren who aet up a loud wail about aetting oubatitutea for quality are the onea who never read the advertisements before Jhe~ buf1 , ! or ~~t~ ~Hf 14~9 at nigh!. 'IT IS J\}ST AS EASY TO BUY WELL ADVERTISED LINES AND BE SATISFIED AS IT IS TO BUY ,NQN ....!)VER· TISED LINES AND HAVE GRIEF AND TROUBLE . . ' '1' •. r. �• • -.. . - ---- .•. ·- .. .. .... -~. ' ~,.;..: I ' • ' ' •• • ..... ... ... ·.. . •· .. - .~ .. I • '.l' ' '.i , •' .C·e.- . I , ' ' ' ' ,, . ' ' ' il '' ( · ~' l ' ,f "li ' :;:j ' + - -- ~~ ,' The Following List of Names. Comprises the Nomin~tioas Received to Date of Popular Women and Girls Who Have Signified Their Intention$ to Co.m pete for the $500.00 in Cash.Prizes to be Awarded:~ by . The Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph in Great . r "r-ize· Voting Campaign; ·c' •'·:~'·W~~~~;:-· .. i• ; t \r •·,!; -....•1 : '""""'·"',. ·•. ;,'~'~' 1 .t.t' • • <.',[' • . ,: ·••·>! tl ' ,-, I • "' ., .H I'> n'., Mrs. ViVian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsoti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Fay Dunn . Miss Lois B. Diles Miss Allee Dulany Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Martha Freeker Ml's. Gunet L. Graham Miss .(rene Grueser Mrs. Gay Hamm M~. E,nice King Miss Jlelene Ohlinger Miss NalUtie Peery ·····r " : \ -: . .' ..' .·:~•; \ ~ . I I ' .. '-· '·'• .i < j '• '•. ·. '. WOOLEN CHIC ~ -·-- Bold plaid hairy Woolen is first choice for school, college and IPQfts wear. 1 Today's model ie perint1;v auited to almost any of the new loveiJ .. Miss Leora Roush Miss Berneta Shaw Miss Doris Shumway, Mrs. J. A. Stalnaker Mrs. Gllldys Thomas M~s. J)olores Thomas. l\11ss Emogene: Wilson Miss. Geneva Williamson Miss 1\JWan Wif8on Miss Winifred Wolfe ~1Js. Merle Ward: Miss Waniia Young Mi8s ElOise Yeauger Letart Falls, Ghio Pomeroy, Ohio Syracuse, Ohio Longbottom, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Mason, W. Va. ·Ratine, Ohio Middleport1 Ohio ·Pomeroy, Ohio Cheshire, Ohio Novelty silks that look like woold • and aecktic silks are otber medlu.m1, T~i.l 'alt~ru No. iMS fabttrl ;, II If 11. 111111 'i•t• .. ni~;:• ht o; YON! than the ·wa.sJe of · , ,· tbinl• ··. T~"f #tJtltr"t arf r1tul1 lor ;,.,., I ·-....,~­ ] '/!~!J tJrt ktJRd '"' I · Jitiit Jtli,.trlo HDw to Gel TM.e Pallerm ,I Scu'd 15 cents (In •tj'mps or co.] to F'!sblop J!,urnu. W'dle ~~r'efit~ll' a~ Plainly yo~r D!iU!lC ,nd ht ~~· nuilj\>Ci of the patter• ill<lifll; ~~,%t. itae' )'CUf 'W~Qf. M4~ou inj\· ·~jj .. )'oQr letler Ia ~be fGUqw· . ' 1 y ' ) IJallr Triton., fl!'llton 11!11""• . ... ~11!''1 """" ...... No. H'if&'/li~t·~ . '~,\·,,,··~;''.' ,·§. .,. . . ,., · ·• oooooo , oo~4o . oioooooo~o .. / oo .... -···· New Haven, W.Va. ,. i .' .• ' 1 simple aa A. B, C. tr l.l ll' :Middle~rt. Ohio ·~ ··~ ' woolen$. And it I• otakc it. Middlel)brt, Ohio Middleport, O~io Pomeroy~, Ohio Pt. PleasaiJ.c,,w. Va. Middleport, Ohio Dexter, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Chester, Ohio HutisolWille; Ohio, Minets;Ville, Ohio fo:pteroy, Ohio M(ddl~jort, Ohio ...... .. ... ....... ., ... •\ !.'"!. 1<..'111 ' . .• . """' ' ' · · · · ·· ·~ ·· ··'· , .......... ,. .,. • ·' . : .-·· . ·-·1· .• ~>' , . .~"""'~· •'' •• ·L., '1. ' ~, ,. . ' I ' ~.. ..... '· "• ' • ''., . ·' ( ' ,l ' r' '' ' ' \ !! J• • ' .,, ' : ·' ( . ' ' ,p. '·. ,. ' I '.\' ~ ,. ' " ' ' '" �• • -.. . - ---- .•. ·- .. .. .... -~. ' ~,.;..: I ' • ' ' •• • ..... ... ... ·.. . •· .. - .~ .. I • '.l' ' '.i , •' .C·e.- . I , ' ' ' ' ,, . ' ' ' il '' ( · ~' l ' ,f "li ' :;:j ' + - -- ~~ ,' The Following List of Names. Comprises the Nomin~tioas Received to Date of Popular Women and Girls Who Have Signified Their Intention$ to Co.m pete for the $500.00 in Cash.Prizes to be Awarded:~ by . The Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph in Great . r "r-ize· Voting Campaign; ·c' •'·:~'·W~~~~;:-· .. i• ; t \r •·,!; -....•1 : '""""'·"',. ·•. ;,'~'~' 1 .t.t' • • <.',[' • . ,: ·••·>! tl ' ,-, I • "' ., .H I'> n'., Mrs. ViVian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsoti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Fay Dunn . Miss Lois B. Diles Miss Allee Dulany Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Martha Freeker Ml's. Gunet L. Graham Miss .(rene Grueser Mrs. Gay Hamm M~. E,nice King Miss Jlelene Ohlinger Miss NalUtie Peery ·····r " : \ -: . .' ..' .·:~•; \ ~ . I I ' .. '-· '·'• .i < j '• '•. ·. '. WOOLEN CHIC ~ -·-- Bold plaid hairy Woolen is first choice for school, college and IPQfts wear. 1 Today's model ie perint1;v auited to almost any of the new loveiJ .. Miss Leora Roush Miss Berneta Shaw Miss Doris Shumway, Mrs. J. A. Stalnaker Mrs. Gllldys Thomas M~s. J)olores Thomas. l\11ss Emogene: Wilson Miss. Geneva Williamson Miss 1\JWan Wif8on Miss Winifred Wolfe ~1Js. Merle Ward: Miss Waniia Young Mi8s ElOise Yeauger Letart Falls, Ghio Pomeroy, Ohio Syracuse, Ohio Longbottom, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Mason, W. Va. ·Ratine, Ohio Middleport1 Ohio ·Pomeroy, Ohio Cheshire, Ohio Novelty silks that look like woold • and aecktic silks are otber medlu.m1, T~i.l 'alt~ru No. iMS fabttrl ;, II If 11. 111111 'i•t• .. ni~;:• ht o; YON! than the ·wa.sJe of · , ,· tbinl• ··. T~"f #tJtltr"t arf r1tul1 lor ;,.,., I ·-....,~­ ] '/!~!J tJrt ktJRd '"' I · Jitiit Jtli,.trlo HDw to Gel TM.e Pallerm ,I Scu'd 15 cents (In •tj'mps or co.] to F'!sblop J!,urnu. W'dle ~~r'efit~ll' a~ Plainly yo~r D!iU!lC ,nd ht ~~· nuilj\>Ci of the patter• ill<lifll; ~~,%t. itae' )'CUf 'W~Qf. M4~ou inj\· ·~jj .. )'oQr letler Ia ~be fGUqw· . ' 1 y ' ) IJallr Triton., fl!'llton 11!11""• . ... ~11!''1 """" ...... No. H'if&'/li~t·~ . '~,\·,,,··~;''.' ,·§. .,. . . ,., · ·• oooooo , oo~4o . oioooooo~o .. / oo .... -···· New Haven, W.Va. ,. i .' .• ' 1 simple aa A. B, C. tr l.l ll' :Middle~rt. Ohio ·~ ··~ ' woolen$. And it I• otakc it. Middlel)brt, Ohio Middleport, O~io Pomeroy~, Ohio Pt. PleasaiJ.c,,w. Va. Middleport, Ohio Dexter, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Chester, Ohio HutisolWille; Ohio, Minets;Ville, Ohio fo:pteroy, Ohio M(ddl~jort, Ohio ...... .. ... ....... ., ... •\ !.'"!. 1<..'111 ' . .• . """' ' ' · · · · ·· ·~ ·· ··'· , .......... ,. .,. • ·' . : .-·· . ·-·1· .• ~>' , . .~"""'~· •'' •• ·L., '1. ' ~, ,. . ' I ' ~.. ..... '· "• ' • ''., . ·' ( ' ,l ' r' '' ' ' \ !! J• • ' .,, ' : ·' ( . ' ' ,p. '·. ,. ' I '.\' ~ ,. ' " ' ' '" �' • 1 ... . Till! D.UI,T ~. 01!10· .. .. WEDNZIIDAY, OOTOIIER :111, 1t31 .'1 1.\11.1 "' , CH I 0 STU£ 'NUst rl Daily Trihune'Is Delivered 'ln Modem Way By Scott Brothers 1 ,.. - .- J 'I 0 ' I a R EADERS' NOTICE - If you want the News Ollloe , ot The D&117 Tribune, call 288-L; If the Buolne111 Olllee ask for 202-R. . Ted and Jolon Take p~_.. to Airpr.a. lllid Perouade Aviator to Fir ' " ' - to N - !lettlelnent · Where PaiMil are Deln<erod U Irs ~WB It'l In The Tl1buDe NBA Coal Czar Cbosen :ror Oblo; OHiclals To Slayer o( Pl¥e 1' Labor Board In Wubineton Preparing Writs For i' Western Kentucky Operators Who Failed To Appear At Hearin1 Of Union Diaputea 1 I SCRANTON BUSINESS MEN PRESENT PLEA Personals [ Atkinr Intervention In Anthracite Diopute; Buckeye Coal Group Strenethened By "Truck Mine" ' Operators, Select Emery As Head I: Cleveland, 0 , OCt 26-INB-1 lod for the industry WUllaln Emery Jr President ot a however, demand their · ' j rccognt:!.ed ,. The m1neu;, 1 r union be · lt Cleveland Colleries company, toThe United wne workers ot ' day became the "NRA Czo.r" O( the 1 America, chief miners' union, hus • coal Industry ln nhio, v. ~~o&e sgl'i!ements with rnost of the ! Emery. at a n1eetlng of the Ohio anthracite minP. operators. Under , coal control association he~. wa.s terms of thtse agreements the opeleeted chairman or the sul>-dlvl- ( ere tors Cllnnot "reco(lnlz.c" another I rdonal ooal code authortty for the 1umon stato. 1 he delcgat10ll aske<l t hn Board MeRnWhile, the Influence of Ule 10 assurne judsd 1chon ln Lhe discoal code made u,eu more wldely pute and rule quickly on the i t;u:r.;f~~~!!' felt, as 1,000 small Ohio "truck" lPr Those who joined 1n making 11 rnlne owt~ers joined. the control as. th" plea were Thomas Murphy, pub· soclation. Usher of the Sc;anton Tlmcs and The ama.ll opero.t.ors employ the Scranton ChRmber of Comabout 1,.500 men on their proper- merce : Raymond B. OlbbB. secretary tiel in 28 Ohio counties. They 01 the Scranton chamber; Howard hitherto had been banded together stroOI', or the Wilkes-Barre chamunder an orpnitation known a.s the ~r o! commerce and COl Ernest Ohio BJtumlnow; coal distributors S~it.h of t.h~ ~nthraclt~ coopcra.assoela.Uon t.ivfl ussoclation. Personnel of the cool code aut.h· 'I'he OOard wlth John L Lewts -- , • crlty was Increased to eight mem- president. of the united Mfhe l in Text-Book lnqu1ry •• bers at the meeting In order to Wo!·l~ers. sJttlna as a member, took • • d b aive every major fleld representa· 1 lhe plea under considerntlor pend· Comnuttee Aade Y tlDn It no+ includes: 1ing !he retum to Wa.shlns;t.on of Franklin County R. L. IrelaDd, Jr, and W. L Rob· 1t ~ chairm~n. Senator Robert F taon, ot Olevelaud, tor the Eastem wagn er 1u1 New vor~ Columbus, 0 • Oct 26-INBOhio P'ielda; Whitney Warner and With ~he Fra.J'Iklln cmmty pro5eCUD P Loomis, of Clanton. for the hlt's otrlce now working ha.nd·lnmiddle Ohio ttelda; Emery and J . h:md with the spedal senate text· H Miles, of Akroo., for the otlll• book committee, new subpoenu brldoe fteld: ar·d aeo,... K. Smtih wete prepared today swnmonlnC and E K Davis, o/ Columbus. tor , fOUg 0 witnesses to appear before the com .. the Hocking Fields 1 wi.ttce OJ'I Npv. 9. when th('; hearings Washington. Oct 26-INS-'nte Po 1 t a I Authoritiea R u 11 wlll be resumed National Labor Boe.rd todny pre· ~at.ed by the senate tor ~:;l:~;:~ tor ten Westem Criminal Operativea to pose of Into ~ o;oat operator& who tolled Eartla 1 Get Mone,. meana at a Inlier· 1 I 1 I Cri'mi"nal RI'ng Is B ,. • '. i ' " ., SUIT FILED ' ' . .: I • ) 'I' r, .' ' A . ·.:J k~p comi~· b~k ~. : ' :to' tlntt'·~rd. ·•~baLinced" BATHTUB BOOM SEEN on the. back of the .,.,.. ' . Che~~rffield package ~· · • • .... ... • .,. "' ;<;.: (\ . ., VOU o~ hear the word balance-some~;I' thiu« Is oat or balanoe-top·heavy, not . ' ,.on an "e•en. bel." • ' ' ~~ you iead, "ChNterfield Clgarettea alialaae~ lilead,'l' meano that the ript i!8Jat kblds or lobaoeo ..... i!elded ~r; that lo, bome-I!"'wn tobac- ...,,IHUtlla Oldie I tli:e rlgllt iln.l. the ript qwmtlty-....., . liJid ei'OOI•blended wilb tobaeco& liaid~ I I< ;i;J~~ ELECTRIC THEA 7 RE POMEROY, OHIO 1:,,, you have TONJFHT=·"~J.IVER TWIS:-::-T":'":--- .,; f.HURS~~ Y and FRIDAY. Oct. 26-27 ~ "'~ ' --·--- --,.,.. . . reod..,.., ""·- "" U... """"' Of 11M O...terfoald Jl'"lttttJeP Maft - tuN :yoa "' "Y CAetterjleldP • HARVEY LIW AYRES Ito LU!lan Han>e;v, Lew Ayres, Chas. Butterwo'rtb. Harr;v 3:dron, llollywood's m08t be-utlfull!tli1 {JirlliiJ ~Qit,Js! ,_,.!all'rettr irlrl~~o gay Jllrls, rorreoaa Wli, l'n ~· rhiJ!c!k 1~8'•.frolloklftl,,frensy of FUN I The muMie*"';,lifrly, coin < ejlt;a'!'MUon ot 1988. So IOOd, it couldn't be better! .~~: Jteant. News- Screen Souvenir & J Hfard I --:1:-- day rain, oolder - W Va lnereaslna Blend Indiana, Keatucky and Ohio Ofliciale Keep Watch for Ex-Convict• ht "T Bay" iMCN~U~HT SEES G~USE nR HUPE: ,WHS G~NfWENT ' Of Reault When Problbi- i I : t;on V ate lo Counted In Ohio ISENTIMENT CHAf'!GE II - .... ' ~ nP.AA !ollowrd by rain lnte tonlj:ht or ~. Warmer tonight and In East portiOU ~· POMEROY, OHIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26,1933 Summoni Kentuckians RADIO BROADCASTING .\RTISTS Danee Betiftl ltOO P. M. -Under Auspluq ot Red Men todte ~THERFORECAST-R -:-ohio-Ram and warmer ton~ LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. VOL. VIII---NO. 36 '. .. -- ' I' Ncted By Dry Leader Aft- : er Attending Man)' Dry Rallies 'l PRICE THREE CENTS At lnsull Hearing Chief Executives Will Take Up Means of BrinJiD• Farmers' Strike To Concluaion; "Holiday Lead· er" Also Calls Meetin1 Of Followen ,'1 SAYS HE WILL APPEAL TO PEOPLE • � 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 25, 1933 dancer mcdaniel roush schoimberg scott