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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 • �. ...' .. ~.·" ' - #' .. ll ·--."!,..,. ·, ,." !. ' 'I ' •) 'l!lllJW)AY. OOTOBIII ill, 11*1 , ' ~~FL:P4~~l!.~@. . On the Brink VIRGINIA J Schools To Be Closed FridaYI 1 lo""b; rar J:dl..,... Offloe P.llll·!- · Fu .Bubaeal Offioe aall ~lrculttUoa lhpi. vau Ia·& ._.,:_n~-~~. ~~. ~~~-r-. ~~- ~ . AT .50 1.08 2.00 COAT SALE "'nEirjJ (Oobtlnta:G tmm Pltee Onel "-'rz-':en tl ~r. I tbe - W.: I I s~curnay -- I 1 \ -- Ford 'fo Shut Out Of BUSI•OeS" 1 1 1 1. 11 1 I I' I (NOTICE! 1 New Silk Drcsaeo, handsome wool Drea&ea. I • FRANCIS WALLACE 1 1 ... AIITHOIC 0~ HUDDLI • . lI ·of ~ •.: · CNltb;liNlUlOAoT-t r •. '.,. Ag.. 3 to 1"4, ·C.J11 aad Lertia• with the amall sizeo. .• ' I CBAPTER FORTY ·FOUII ofa The ,, ,. · 8LUOsts· ~:tir " ~RfKf~ . • ! ' .. . $1.00, $1.95 ano# $2.95 '·. > . .. to · ' 0 SAFER: $7~~ ........ -..c• fo:r ,.c•:i )'Ollof Dill UfN• . I The >.' finest tobaccos -only the. center '' leaves· • nu S•ooth, Old Tires! : • .\)r Fur and Jaquettes iuMrtwflt Cclrlll Weaave. you money. • • • • T-ho very heart of Lucky Strike's fine quality is choice tobaccosripened by warm sunshine, rich soils and gentle rains. Right now, ·· up to $100,000,000 worth of fine Turkish and Domestic tobaccos, the Cream of the Crop, are aging and mellowing for the makers of Savings In Men's Wear '• obowthllt Faac;y Silk Soclu ............ 15c Wool and CaWMre Socks, 2&c" SOc Men'a Capo ................. 26c Boy'• Capa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26c Union Suita ................. 7~ the winter time, keep the ,..jghts of way ope11 for them and generaJJy do all that can be done to thrott:~e the sou rce of so much tax money. While these things are being done ~nd these com pet~ !tor~ allowed to haul freight and paMengera almoHt with· out s upervisioon, the railroads keep up their own right ot Men'• Sweat~n . . . . . $1.39 to $3.50 Mea' 1 Tiea, 2 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3&c r,len'o llrcao Shilts . . . . . . . . . . . 86c ' Men' a 0Yet.l)o . . . . . . . • . . . . $1.00 Men's b~ue c:h!Jilbray ahirta .... 79c Men'~ H1,11dk,..,biefs, 7 for .... 25c ~-;,ede Jackets .. .. .. .. .. .. . ...00 B<!r'• ~•!I• 95c Men's Slippen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SOc IIOy'I Dreat. ~ . .. . . .. .. .. . liOc Men'• Paja-.a ..... ... ..... $l.oo Boy'aConri.IJ.S • . . . . . . . . . . IIOc Men's Work Saalu •.......... lOc Boya ~birta i.afl S .. . .. .. . 19c . .' ' LU:Cky Strikes. For o~l}ia special ' ' . selectiott of choice tobaecos is used in making your Luckieasoround, :,. soJirmandlu!ly~b,;. : 1 ' '. looseends.lbereaspowby L,.c;Wes are always the sam~. in mildness, ............... w•y. which by the way, has been bought and paid fur by the individual companies, clear the.ir own trac~s of snow in winter and then are subjected to the most rigid super. visio n by the governmont. \ smoothness, in delicious taste.. 'I .• '. '. ·" . '• .t .. " Ij . ... I .. ' "I .J f'OW'S Sf'AI{£ • SU}JS. ALWA.ni tlle.Jinest toiJncco• ·., AI.WAYS thejit~esl ,IJOr/imansllip AI.wAYSUteAiesplt:lwl • 1 ~. ' "·. -·. . See U• for ALL-WEATHER 'llru .·. ,.. " GOOD, EAR ·I of By • • Including RecUerna, Sbar,.oora, ... 50 Twlro Sweater• for ..... $2.96 Snider's Fla1110:downo. New Fur Three pi..Ce Kl!.it Drease• .... $4.95 Trimmed Coata .ait low aa $6.9&. t THE RAILROAD SITUATION D U.RJNG t he palit sovend weeku, busHJess for the railroads picked up to such an extent that there war; rl!u- 1 Aou for c um~iderabie jOf from the averu.JJe American cit. 1 i'.l"JJ who ren\izcR th at th e railrouds urt: after all, the ! bat:kbolle of our nation and when theY are stagnated, th e entire co untry is in 2:1. liko condition. H.owever, there I ha 8 uot been near]y enough improvement for any to be-1 cor:.1~.:; unduly optimisti r . Th e raJlronds have had a long,; hard pull and they will need a great many months of 1 ATJMY Co-Ed Wo<>l Ore11es ...... $4.95 Levine Drel3es .... $12.75to $19.75 Colors wine, Jap redo, blackberry eel gray. new sreeno, black, brown and Navy. :Will I MORE NEW ORE£St:S IN FROM NFW YORK;. THIS WEEK ---- .. .. _, I : ,ir ':> ~ ., Iway Thursday. at.tl.ltlded publte sale at cut• VIr- l HaJ1.Plel Wadllng movin g to :1nd Lhe Cal 8nod.grau !ann. s·•an ALL OUR Nf;W FALL COATS AT REDUCTIONS --- - • - ltapee.t.Oi, WM JUest, oomd Bad Legs While it is a queotjon of right &nd jultioe, yet asidr from that the taxpaycn of the cou!lll'Y as a ma~ter· of oelf protection, shoqld awaken from tlltlr l•tliarll)' and be· fore it io too late, try to do all theY cal! to see lbat tlte r~ilroads continue to be able to ~~rva l401Jl, for lh~ 4~f t!Jti,~;.he railroads cea'e to ,,rve .us, wjll •be &'"&Orr)' one in tl1e 'qilendar of every Individual, be he c~pjtlljljt. ls!> 0rer or plain lo•fer. In pjaln word• tpe •!at•m•nt !plaN well be made, "Don't bite the h4pd tl>at'o feeal~ll' you." Prancea u1 t here (I'c at present. !-faturull;r when a ne'er·do-well can . _··- -~f.~~~""'~~~~~~~ get h~. 1eats for nothing the lazy Jou"C h; not going to worl' -- ·· - · ·· , wer~ '.,,O,hthere -rdr--;,~dMra:-oharlos Br(lvm a.Ddj 1 • · h l t• th b'll • interment by the .aide fam!ly of Charleston visited over IJ h for 1t. · ut t e average cttlzen w o IS oo mg ese I 6 Mr. uur.l Mr~. u . .t:t. Bauer and Iof his , Brief servi~ were held tt.e week end with the latter's brom U.:.L 4_~akcJ1 , come out of his long sleep and start to do !umlly of oauon visited over thl.l Ia t the grave by a minister from E. ther and $Ler-in-Iaw, Mr and Mrs som e ~·gu ri nu on his own initiative. week end with Re\·. and Mr.s. J . D. Il.tvflrpool who acoompanled the Waldo Keisling. ~ Law remains here . -·-------Just when and where is this t hiug gctiug to ~:~top? Ju~t TPe Lu.dlt!s Akl of ~be M E. I Mrs. carrie Mll!er and ~>on a.od 1 wh ere and how if~ thiH money to b~ found . Millions, yes, Ohurch wm meet. Prlday, Oct. 24th 1Wilber Greathouse of Columbus ' Mrs. Evo. Roberts. visited over the week end with Mr b illiu HS are he1ng borrowed for all of thi~ free money H. o. Al.tlxatder v.ltiited last and Mr$. Roy Rollflh. Varlc.ose Vein•n•UJcen now, but so me Llay th er e will be un nd,iuatment. Som<' '-''" -.wUh her brother-In-law and -=-~ ;Malo:e np yl)m· mind toda~· tllat da y, the owners o f these miHlons are goin•t to demand f.{r. a.Ji!1 Mra. c~~orl Brogel at NOTlCt: OF APPOINTMENT you a re gom3" to 11ve yow- le&B n a $l Execut.or ehn ncc to get w~ll No oper~:~iiOTI.s th ey be J!aid. Wlw.t. then? A~rcndy so much money has daughter oen'l COde, Bees. 10712-13 fl(/1' Injections are ncceMary,JJO ~nbecn borr owed t hllt our childl'ell'!i grand children will be Richwood Eat;ate of LIDfe SM!Ilrl.Dgea Dalley forted mst Th is sl~plc EmernJU or Marlon Deeeued Oil home treatment p :)Fllllt..'l you tu fot·ced to help carry the bulk of the hllltt load. the rormer's Notice 1s b'reby given tbat ww.. go r.tmut your bur..tnees ns usual·. Millions must be paid annually ln intere ~::~t alone, and other U!la· 1mn A. MOl'J(\11 and Gladys J . Mar·. tt qulcltly heala old sores, re• aa.n, have bee.n duly appoln~ ..a.nd ~ rwoU1ft!Pi, sttmw.ata.,.e(feul:~.\;:hi/c Heaven on ly know~ when, how or where the prinqWJ.lJfted ,as ·EXceut.or and~CUtrtx t. ,' Emd makes yout Iep aa good up:d Wi ll be paid. The res p on~ of the 1lJ.ne mployod tu of the Estate of UZZle Bwearlng(lft aa. n11w No watunw for relief! You U1e re(jl!C!:it for :..t)J!Jlicant~ fol' \\o'Ol'k certainly ehould open Rttlley, late or Meigs County, Oblo, bei:io. to get It INSTANTLY •1 <leceascd, Jus t follow the simple diloolio'l the (~yc~ of tne fellows who are footing the bill~ uml WtlHam Alelo:ander Dated this 24th day or October, -you R..e ::sure to be helpod or shollld IJriJig :some kind of a prot.est to indiscriminate morning for Man- ' 19S3. m~;~ne~· back. Bt.un~bury o .. ug Oo.. l\O•.lndetlnite v:tsit, S. A.14WUlloU8b ~ , Vliddl('port agent nnd ~j\'j] J; Ba)Te formerly Of thl& Judge Of the Probo.te Court t.llUIJ O!,l:;ts ~V<lrywheH'. away a.t Eiwt. Liverpool I Me1g8 OOWlbOh~~-. •· -w• ac:h· ployees in Avenue WU.h Mrs. J am Now is an ea.peciaJly M'QOd time for aU to rememi.Jer that wherever possible the raih oud~ Hhuuld be given buf\ · iJJ e~s. It mw~t not be forgotten that millions of dollars amwa lly in taxeR come from these ,,eop le und were it not f or fhil'l reve nu e, bad a~ we find OJirl:lelves today, th e conditi on wou ld l.Je even muc h worse. The g r·e.at unfr.irnP.s~ which ha.s Oeeu practiced with th e rui lwny3 a~ the victim.s iu th e pu~t, has been the per mis ... ion of any and all kinds of competition with tbc state and the tax mot1ey o:I its cith:ens, keeping up U;.l right of WHY for the~e competitors while the state em .. <. o.E ... r H FORK """- - fn T th e wull. I I WHV NOT WAKE UP? HE fEDEI~AL re-empl 0ym~ lll. mr'. nu ~~r ig tryin g- to gE't ;,t least 500 names on his li~t from Mcig~ Cou11ty fot uppb cal1b5 who want job!:i on the proj e c ~ a bout ':: • be starU d in the district itt and near this county. At bta ta ll f r upp l icant~. ht: r ecc;veLl. auout tao fro m Middle pol •- and about 90 from Pomeroy, t he tQt.Hl from the cou11ty L1•Jn~ {'OnsJderr,bly less tlwn the 500 t he mJan.agcrl .soL::;hl. II If' hoii i'S to be wut ked Oll thcde projects are thu ~e ~; ct l1y th!:! gnv~mruent a::; is th e pay. Both wi11 be gov€rnc·d by the r ules of th e NRA . ~".itnv thc11, why are no mol'e than the number Htate<i from thi .s county, applying for work? We may be wrong hut we beli eve one sentence of e ig hl word;; wiH answ~r it. THE!(E IS TOO MUCH RELIEF BEING HANDED OUif. There are at presenf more than 1700 people on tl!e relief Li>IS of Meigs County. More than 1700 people who ~e c k bcenuse they profess that they are unable to pr o~.: ute .s ustenance in any other manner. ~i,.w the question is how many of these 1700 ure I cul!y Uc ~ er vin g and are entitled to alms passed out in thia c.ount~)? · That is a question which can be decided only 't i,l uu~fi a carefu l check and investigation but it is a mor:d ertawty that ir and whe n HUch check is mad(', ihuc fil l Lc scverul hun dred le!:'S ou that relief list than , ,.,... mm·c t han ordinary business Hctivhy to put them on l! ;olnlll:: where they can be sure their backs art!- not agaim:t II ,.t NATION.,. Al!nfTIIINO BIIPJ&D!"f'f&'I:J~I t ·~ Dllb;IJ!o .... e lrt One Mon!.b . . . . .. . Ooo Montll . . ..... . .. .... . .80 Three Month.'! • • · · • • · • • • ·•. . . ODe YeiU' . . . • . . . . . . . • . • . • . • • e.oo sa Manthe . . • . . . . • . • . . . . . • . C,nOU8a . . )5 To Jwheld...ot...,.,. ,._ •• • ......., ..,. .., """"''"'.mob'" .. ""' aeo'"" h..,. of a.•. and ot ..._. , u. t November •3 .o1o ...,. Sw~Mia&on l!oulh llllh L w . ....., of Columbus. llote ' -JI~ Third. Athool t.he d1Jl./'l'f ' · I Bowen betna elected t.o se"e u ner Wedneld&y eventne. ot the L · - l'!lllatlo!P"'"' l'll!ob"!p• llll'!"'- c ne PAOli- 111. Mr5. Buro.n of W.~:t glmu Is vtsitL.g Clydr Br'.U t M111 I dfl A!herton aod ftmUlf Qonunlssioner ot the Klalbuta Prell n.t, Mary Louise Stephenson Superlnt.enderot aad Mrs. W. !. mllflqer JOISfph &ms, and John J famlly •• wt!N' Sunday guesta O( Mt, DD•\ ·o!Jitrlc:t of $he~ SCOUtl ot Ainer- •' ' .: president., Hertnan MattoJt Mcl\•ln and ehildren. MeLauahlln, poUt.lc:al lf:llde~. wcrr· lWn Will and h.mlly o! Wr-1 rt.on GREGG Mrs Hli.IWI WRudllog. , L )) McMalter hu II.DDOilDC-- u ~tary and 0&1'0 lpuiM! En1D Supcrlnt.endent. and Mn.. w. E. named In truefblll.s. .o;J»nL Lh t• Wf•ek 1•ntl v.-lth hL~ par· Mr o.nd MNI Murray Hopkins date fer 'l.be next Court. Ra treuurer. The class wtu rN!flt Melvin will attend the SoutbeutLrberubergr:r kllled hJm~~elf and · ms. Mr 1111~ MJ.~ linn:.· W1ll. ~~oo Lo!R Knight, Shirley Be.lu" Phone 582-L · ~C::·u-aa~ ~C Honor tor t.he d1Jtrlct wW be held once • month, oro the Uilid Mtn- em Ohio Teacllera Asllod&Uon hl~; fl'tt!nd aild partnet- Gh11 Wink· M•· and Mn; l"rur:K Cl"nmcy :u~d t"the ~ atblet.lc neld day or each Jnonth. IJ!QI!Ung held In Jaelmc:m. Prtday. ler, 1ang eh'lett. aln, wa! murdrre(l Caby vl~>lted Sut.unlay ,..,,.ullH<;\11~.1 and Mrs Zlna Hentz. calk!d OtD Mr~ Cllnt£ln Frost. of Athena, ~day evenlJt4' Nov 8 '1' ·30 0 ·~ 1 At. t.he elo8e or Ute IIOCia.l hour, Aft.u lhe meeting, they wtn eo to 12 .hoUNI lAter. &.ymour Will 11nd fll.llllly. lOck: ' ' ' • · rt'fre.!hrnentli were servOO by a,r~ : C<Mumbua ror 11. week eM Yijdt with Chlcazo wU the center 1?f t~ Rlt:hard Hellman af}(l tamllv Tuesdn~·. e Oct 2'1' had been oriahl- jewea.rlngen. friend~! and to at\eJld the ~ holdup rJ.ni:'s d!Spotl!ll orpnfze.tkm, \lsltcd Clll'l Hcllmon and famil l', I ~na} I E::tward Lewis, Normand Dean Ed~ date for the The next. meeting wm\ be held on st.a.t.e hoQ:Jeoorntne lftJne ea~day., the lnVf.!l>i:~at.ors aakt .and Lebens- Sunday lJU(: l'rards aod Chester Ho.ddo1o: c:a.t of Honor but because or int.er Monday, Nov~l"nber 19 at the home Mrs Velma Ely and ramlb" have· bel-ger w&& attuse.d u chJcr con-~ Mrs .. Rena K!ng ~ o.Wsttng MI'R RUSHVILLE f lt.h. othe tivitles the- of MiM Ervin,: treaallrel' of the claU moved b-orn Llllcoill street t.o the tact mn.n for mo.ldnr, I'MLie!!. fk>lla tttme with tltor work I 1 EX.·CONDUCTOR DIES roreqce w t r :!aa.,ry' i'l'he clue ext-ends 1m invitation to Covert property rorme.rly · knOWn --• Mr nm1 Mr~ Emlnt'lt Hnnn'.: A~ n.nd atrdie Ba.liler oJ' Do« l'M=·:U~ W c~p ftre ·with a. any young .mtn Oft woma.n, not am- as ~he Carrier p~pcrty, on South AMEB.lCANS ON TRIAL ' " 1 "1 ~d H;.l rl'!Y Bwtt, Bunda} R~ge spent Sunday wLth Ji'aDD1t feachero Given Op. lAT DAUGHTERS HOME ,..., by each Troop In <he d\Otrict. Unle<t wllh ...,.Urer church, to Joln f 'Uth Avenue. ON . SMALl ISLAND . l;lvelyn WUI"':""' <p<nt Hotc""""· An patt:nts and others Interested In their memtlerah,ip. ' Mr. and Mrs C. W. ~nsbury of wah her fP'llnl•)"Y.l.t(!ntll, M1. :t ild Warren Baker and ~bter Clua. portunity to Attend £cl.. Charle~ MiiiiT&f, a:;, hMMI A.wey Jc~uttnl aebtritlea are urgtd to !Lt.Huntington v.ere oveT-nJ.ght. 1uest.a :..:. "· ........__ ' '· Mrs. Harry Wll,.. I tne~~e- or Dog Rldge speut t.be week ucaticmal Sea~ioa. Whlk! VlsUiftl: la tend tS1e llltherin&". Mrs. ~ aallantlne Will leave Tuf'~ay of Mr. and Mrs. Garen P:o.lrna Majorca, Oct 26-lNB-Wultf'r Wl ll v~lt~~ (over t:l r tnd With Mr. and Mrs. Davb of Shou)d dWavPJ'abl.e weather con- &turday rttr her hotne In ObtcagC> St.anabLU"Y or Grant Street. ~nlen~s of ~;b: Yo!!a r.r. and one d;l1 'Veek end 1vHh l\l~ •!s"tt:'r Mr~ Reed.r.vllle. All ~~ehools in MlddleporL w!U be Dfow:&er ilt\ons RULke It necessaey t.be Court. ' after 11 yts1t here wlth her lste Mrs. R . S. !(CClure lett Wednes· n Jail w~re d'!mnnded by Lhc pun· Fra.uk Chan"Y of Darwm I<' F. Newl".ld and Hart')' Sovel 1 tlrst"d Prlday In order to permit ·f H 1U be held 1n the Middle- : Mrs. H. 8. Rouah r, day tor a vlalt In Charleston with '~~' pt"Of',et·ut.or today wh••n 1111' Clydt 8<-utl ·,•JI'nt S<iL~day till;!· wr·rc selling beef Thursday. They t1"achers of the school~ at. well a.s s. uhariB!> Murray, 65 years or Ill( ' ~ O::irhwschDOl gymna.slum Mrs. OaJ:m stl bur M hN nwlher who r eec n tly swtalned court martial of fl.l:e .tqncrtcal'~ wllh Ju =k St.1' 1 Y l.t:!l !JmtiJ lt'llOrt the market not. in a reoepII"OUP oJ' thlrty-~even students of r1 sideut of South Bloomfield, whCJ ·f·! g • Downing Mr£. 0 ';, ~~ J . B. 9. fraf'tmcd hlp and Is st.Ul confined IChfiiR!"d wlth a&Mlining n c! ~ ·, !>~v l'rtll Jl owoll :11>d !um!l)' lP.'ert' 1 ~ ,. mood 1 aiJln;; rlll M: Middleport high sehool. to at.tenrl lJad been ~· lsitlr>g wilh hie ds.ughtet SCOTT RITIS ftiDo\Y I Mrs. , eke Ward .left Thur ~d .'l her bPd . r,t:fi iTI OJ)(:tled here. .' H m Kin.• Ia... Layfcltc PAugh i.o; in a be.d COD· tbf' meetlna of the Southeaste rn Mrt:>. P ea rlcy Nelson of Dater, Funeral rUes ror Clen Scott eol- momlng for Columbus wher Y Mrs Lucy flogg~>'IS ~ rc()(tn.ed tn 1 Tilt. dr: [ldnm<; nre Mr and Mo s Wt'l~k. ;;llt :on al IlL~ home hel't caused. by 1 Cb1o Teachers A&iocitt.tion, tO be pusaed aw<~oy at about noon, Wed· 1red usident who pused a~ at wm be gu~sts at a. bouae- a : gie: L~ qu!Le DOOI'lY fit. her nome on 1Clm\on D. LockwOQd of Wc~:-t-1 Harry 81hal .n.d ~u.mily a nd W!J... 1<~pture. beld in the Eisteddfod buHdln&: at nuday. The deceased was a fonneJ · 1m hOme o"n Sycamore Street, CBfly en by Mrs'. Tbom,aa ¥~e! yTtl~ urant Street. Due to oUter bUIIJneas affalrll 1D 18pringfield Ma~;s, J1J..Jthertord Pul· ford Bt~cblr 1•·cro: guo·scs. of ~ey· Jackson . Meigs Countlarl, being a eooduc:tw: •Wednesday momlng will be con· wtll t'ft!Uul. Friday eveo.~na Pltl~burgh La. 6 ~ MD~ ,;!!Of,ber 1tcrton o! Colwm1btt.<; Oht(o , E;rl~ ~r \\111 and tam1Jy Sli.i.!dil.) ' · l'nund W Blor_lt~f'tt cf Sllamford, I Mn: Al va H un ln~> oi Col•trr.'Jt:S to 1 k a1 ter th e h...~ 1 .. ..,.,1here A chorus of My-two students had t.n the K. apd M. ra uway &nd a 1.81; tuc~ Prlday altern 0011 a t. 3 o' - 0 · Dt.Vl$ .::...~ acoom .J pa~ted them to Co1'L Conn and Roderick F ~.l! eact of vWted C«rl Hrilnuw • 11(1 f: uH. n: :m __..,f .. been selected by l41!!s Vest.c. McCoy cperatipg a store 1n Dexter for 1 :toe" trom the res.ldence. Interment 11um....., • 1or 11 vlsJt wJLh rel&tl\ell. .De ·· •·~ ·• .. " •t d tal(~ooup· their produCI!. supervisor of rnllEiic tu Mlddlepollt numbe: of yeam. He had been e. ~~: m be made tn t.he HW cemetery Mr. and Mre clitrord McHatlle New York I"Jcently· o. M Pl~llr wu the SUX)diJ guert schools, to participate the All nsJdent of Bloomfield for orteen •a charae ol Ra.wlii>RII. ·~ · two chtldren left Wednesday ca~'h•"'.,.•"',.~•m}~~., ""'.;:'~ ~:d L. 1'. Paugh ·w ho 1.~ i..li. , Southeastern Ohio Chorus, bot }'t'ats where he operated a garagt evening for tb11ir hom at Bl ~ ..... .. " 1~ .. 1 ALFRED The Wlli!Ou Bros. of ne.-1 Lon&: word has been received that the 9lld fllHng ~tatlon. J>ABTY IPLAN8 (lRANbED dnlft'Q.Jter i vi8it hire ~ith M llntll 4 P m. S•'nwnce is t>XPN~lfd ' number m~t be cut. to thJrt,y.-.even He is survived tly his wl!e, and Tbe Halloween party tor the Mrs. J:~~s Stevens of Soulh rTt~~d Of Governm ent Because of to 00 lm~osl'd ~Clt11gh1 Bohom had a. wreck neasr q4fe wltb. ln order that eacl"l. school In the dts- I two d nughters. Mrs Nellie NelBOrl, '?hUathea Women's SQclety of tbe ·A . \'eAQI, ~ R f I NRA. ~- - Mr. aml Mu: MaJOr Purko:r ol tlwlf cL\d.lllac tar 8atlll't1&t niCht. tr!ct might be represented in the 1 cf Dexter, at whose home be died, .:Jhurclt or Christ. nnd their ramiOearge JC>hhson ot Pt.. Pleasant J e uu. to I Silm R1d ~e wt>re @:U t~t~ of Ml Ralph Barton. Ona Pay Hamlltoa. c!.lorUs. Miss McCoy announces that Lucille or SOuth Bloomfield and lit!l! wiU be held tonight at the ~ here vl.aitirle his son L. B. JOhn· Motot' Code LONG BOTTOM Mt'1: Wtll Ben Ll': .. Che<>Zy" Powell, Buryl HuntltoD. the following h ave bee.n selected as two :rons, Wllllam and Pa ul both of ('1\ureh \n.qtead of belni held at t.he ' SOD and fii,DJIJy. JUI<I Mr~ Val Sml.rLZ anc L~w ~cnce Calaway and 8aTab EJ .. the thirty-seven to partkln<>te tn Scuth Blwmtl.eld Ed French rooms on North Second I Mr: and ¥rs. J . B. Downing were w1~hln;, Le: 1 , Oct. 26 _ J.NS Dr. Ma.. lli bavl" .. the buUd1ngs l " "i·,!'spent. Sunc1ay \'.'Jt h Mr- 1 il'n B001.0n at\ended the reflYBl ~ F ur>m-a I ntes wiU be conducted Rt Ave nue as prevloUBI.y announced. I Cba-r..,...,on ,..b~ ~~~\A:I and il ll!:ba ml , M · mee tin gs at Joppa last SUndaY the meeting: Margaret Marshall, vi!!IJ.ors Wednesday, the Hewv J·'o1d·:; J€luss.l tu sign t he H'moved from the ............rty here· 15 1 ...._ 1 · and Mrs. Charles NR.A m•J! •ll. lndulllry o.;cd1· tod.1 ;· 1 t€ntly purchaHCd from M•-··-Mrs. FlorMn; J r1cob Webl'r or Keno Pauline MIIL'l, Betty Reed, Mary 10 00 8 a t Lll'day at the old Dexter ·r:u.... ot ur. n1I ht · 1Stngt•n .and family. Kathryn Heines, Frances Pullins, d UU'C'h with burtal at South Blnom· IMPROVEMENT NOTED aupeer{d hk,..Jy to ('O!;f him mil- l cnce Slf.wtders and will have a. five G uy ar:(j Nina Dean Mr ar. •J B. Torrence was a bualnesa •• -· ••h t. of Conneaut., ilrm:-; or dolln1s In htcrat!w gov - t oom poplar log res idence bullt for Mrs J pmes Swart~ M11; Emerso .. Mary Eunlc~ Henr>esy, SybiL Me- I ,••e I·Ci ·ln t" h ;u·ge or Ra\~ 1tng:A mnrked imprOYement bu been """JII. z· .~.J wr'*" x! l!er ,on~ Klbbl e Bat.~ t .. ..._. Coy, Lois Diles, PhJUIS Diles. Mur- ' noted 111 the condition of Mni. C. A. 10 . came ~tdncliday tor n lfW days l'llltlH'nt eo,ltmct;; !or motorizing !l 11ummer horne. George Curtil:i allf! Hayt•:-; Bnd Mr ~ Julm R .. ;,c.. w~ Mar\!ln Saucy or Portecl Run euru:lte Hines , Beulah Lee Smtth. CLUll llfiS1'ESS P :>indexter, aocordtns t.o t.he latest 1visit •ttb · Rev. aod Mt r; F , C t!lr- nrT.,... :lnd lnc.rrMmg tlw J'John Chevalier are dolnl the work. ~t>e.~t..s Tl'~f'ntl)' or Ml ' Ste .vas calllnf on hla borthet Winfield F}ora Dell Russell, Mildred RUII- ' Mrs Cl)ctt Batty, n etoteri w ned ILilOrt. Thursday moml ...... Dr. Kreager . ,. ~1. r · 11~ th of the mutt:u)' rur Bl'tvMr. and M.t~. c B. Hayman were Watkm~ "nrley •eoently. ·• hos... H:l :1·: 011t h>lf' a11d V. L Shum .c. .. sell, JeaQ. Ree~. Ma.ry Lou McMas- I I he membt.'t~ o1 hm· brldgt• dub. Cha 1 1e~; Holzer ot the Holzer ..... s., F ran k Braley of F'Mtolla ar- ICI's ln Columbus Jut week where Mt tf'.r, Beulah Bur<lettfl. Ethel Badgley, Wcd nro.sdrt '! e1•(:nmg a r, her home on p.t.aJ at oalllpol!s visited the Potn- rived 'Wednest;Jay to Sllf"lld th~ t e· Ml'.lklnf.!' nutrJHht di&1ua\H\ca tlo n Hayma 1, attended the state conveu· Minnie Mane Manic}, Edith Je.ck- lf 1r<r. sueet Mi~·, l>ahliu Paule.y dexters Wed~esday evening and malnder fl. U}e WN'k wtth 1\il.r. and of UlP. MiclugAt' motor maguatr tlon ot the Masonic Lodge rE'J)rer.ent son. lllary Lou ' SOuder~. LorenA IH~?l':od lhl' club pri?C Dl:mer W!\S ga ve a' most encouraging nport II Mo. Jame-s stevens, !01' h h< railu'·l' to ~lgn up Wtlh inK Shade Rivet lldge of Chestt>r. Byer,s, WUI,am hd<i at til.:: il..i.uv J ane Coffee <cncc1·wng tholr conditions. Dr. ~r. and .Mrs. James Stevena, Ptulirlen t noo~>l'vrl ~·s reccv~ry proMr.!l. BIR.Ua ·ChevaUer ret~11ed Gar<tn:er. Dana BradfOrd. Ferr} Nuckles:, Willnrd Shopr>e pfcc&llng r)by ::t t tlw nu.~- Pctndextcr ts improving rapidly. r.:uest.s Mrs. ·:Pra~k Braley of F011- 11\':lm lhc 1."\'":11 department let 1t recently fi'Om Plti.Bburgh where she :McMastP..:r, Lo\~rfmre Bmdford :~11 home · tort& !Uld•Mr\ a~ Mrs. CWford Me- b ~ known affleJally that the Ford I· ad been takl.ng treatments for Qoorgc Tewksbnr y, William Robl!ioft. CLASS ORG~IZED Haftle •ahd t'iliiU·"ttrildren or Bloom· ·i nn wm be burred front ~harlng r!1eumat1sm. She lli much lmJ)«!ved There will be no halloweenini in MiddteKenne'th Rous h Jan1 es Buctianan , ' Mr. uml !l·. rs. B 0 L·1lt.' of Phlln· J .. The R:'linbow" Class, composed dal8\ vlsl~d Mr. and Mr!\. !roue In th e $10,000,000 worth of motor ln health. Paul ihnith. Wlllitun Amler.11on, · Grl11h ln -: 1v ' sJllilJ" ,,.!~h 111· ln t;-~ :of young wmne11 at1d men of the TaYlor of Rutland, Wednesday. Mrs equipment to be purcha&ed for Members of onve Grange at. port until Halloween night. There' \e Cho.rles Btonn~tt Lind H' .. L_~>( ,ns, Jt . 1t' " !. m' 1!1 ·1·· ~ h ... Min a no~·· t I~eat.h M. E. ChW'Ch was organtted T9:kor Js a. :~~lflter of Mrs . ..St~'ol(lU.. modemJt:ing the army and the Jut- tended orar>ge at ·Tuppers "" Plains no a.oaping of windowa, no deatructJon --- --· ~ · · ~rs. Rose BlngN, colored res!- ter'~ share or U1e $15,000,000 al- t::Murday evening and exempllflect clent of Pearl Street, Is ~p6rted In luted fo1· lnt'T':.'alllng the strength lne Initiatory work In the Hrst' Hnd property and no obatruction otreela and n •erious condltlon~ of Lhe army ru1d navy a ir forces second degrees. highways. · ; _ Herbert Chambers Jtas been con1l Wlli'i stal ed omelally 1h€ wn · Charlef! A~hley of Otmrleslou Order of f:lr:ieq to hls home, corner of Matll dei)(L tt men t Intends to a.dhe11 ~o \HIS here Last week t.o ~OOhls slstc~ 8tr~t ~lUI. Fow·th Avenue. for the ho pollcy of restricting all ftttu1 c l\Irs Jw;Uce who ls ,very sick. , MAYOR AND CHIEF OF POUCE. Pa.Eit tOt <!PYS with iUness. purthnscs to films whiCh .illlV'! Mr and Mrs. Charles Warner ' Max Saa)bol'n tet1;m1ed Wedn6a· ~tm•?d th(' NR.A C!O<le!! adopl.Pd for ond son of E&gle Ridge 15pent Sunu:da:''Jj~;:!;:=~~= ~ nt~~-''!"_ Ohlcngo_ whm, tl•~h~a.tte<dar lndustd~•· v lth Dell ""'kino and !nmlly.." 1 I. ; jllinled. IUIIlOY!IU)lll · ~..... d celle>l ... d - l o '" lhOJO• fllll\'a Ju no 1Dit&Qce WlU ~ publi.lbl'4 ' • v 1:!--u~ft , , ~ 1<1!1 ll!wuld ln.oll _,. ..... theU IWD_..,jtb<ouJb DOi D.....,U, to l>o - • ~-=-r=-· ~~ •.f4!1l ~ · · - - ' " .......,. Looile<l .. """" """"' "'""""'• o. WIWl .... lrieu4l ,.,.. Ill leOim u.· oew ...lt<J Ia< P•l>lloo&IOI' tiNr - - · ObiQ, -~~~~.w "~ a1 1i'll. .. '·· •, '1'1111118DAY, 001'081!11 lll, 1JU .. . ' .... , .. ~·. \ "it's toasted" lUll TIIIWAT PROTBC110if-JOJI 81111111 TAM"I ! �. ...' .. ~.·" ' - #' .. ll ·--."!,..,. ·, ,." !. ' 'I ' •) 'l!lllJW)AY. OOTOBIII ill, 11*1 , ' ~~FL:P4~~l!.~@. . On the Brink VIRGINIA J Schools To Be Closed FridaYI 1 lo""b; rar J:dl..,... Offloe P.llll·!- · Fu .Bubaeal Offioe aall ~lrculttUoa lhpi. vau Ia·& ._.,:_n~-~~. ~~. ~~~-r-. ~~- ~ . AT .50 1.08 2.00 COAT SALE "'nEirjJ (Oobtlnta:G tmm Pltee Onel "-'rz-':en tl ~r. I tbe - W.: I I s~curnay -- I 1 \ -- Ford 'fo Shut Out Of BUSI•OeS" 1 1 1 1. 11 1 I I' I (NOTICE! 1 New Silk Drcsaeo, handsome wool Drea&ea. I • FRANCIS WALLACE 1 1 ... AIITHOIC 0~ HUDDLI • . lI ·of ~ •.: · CNltb;liNlUlOAoT-t r •. '.,. Ag.. 3 to 1"4, ·C.J11 aad Lertia• with the amall sizeo. .• ' I CBAPTER FORTY ·FOUII ofa The ,, ,. · 8LUOsts· ~:tir " ~RfKf~ . • ! ' .. . $1.00, $1.95 ano# $2.95 '·. > . .. to · ' 0 SAFER: $7~~ ........ -..c• fo:r ,.c•:i )'Ollof Dill UfN• . I The >.' finest tobaccos -only the. center '' leaves· • nu S•ooth, Old Tires! : • .\)r Fur and Jaquettes iuMrtwflt Cclrlll Weaave. you money. • • • • T-ho very heart of Lucky Strike's fine quality is choice tobaccosripened by warm sunshine, rich soils and gentle rains. Right now, ·· up to $100,000,000 worth of fine Turkish and Domestic tobaccos, the Cream of the Crop, are aging and mellowing for the makers of Savings In Men's Wear '• obowthllt Faac;y Silk Soclu ............ 15c Wool and CaWMre Socks, 2&c" SOc Men'a Capo ................. 26c Boy'• Capa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26c Union Suita ................. 7~ the winter time, keep the ,..jghts of way ope11 for them and generaJJy do all that can be done to thrott:~e the sou rce of so much tax money. While these things are being done ~nd these com pet~ !tor~ allowed to haul freight and paMengera almoHt with· out s upervisioon, the railroads keep up their own right ot Men'• Sweat~n . . . . . $1.39 to $3.50 Mea' 1 Tiea, 2 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3&c r,len'o llrcao Shilts . . . . . . . . . . . 86c ' Men' a 0Yet.l)o . . . . . . . • . . . . $1.00 Men's b~ue c:h!Jilbray ahirta .... 79c Men'~ H1,11dk,..,biefs, 7 for .... 25c ~-;,ede Jackets .. .. .. .. .. .. . ...00 B<!r'• ~•!I• 95c Men's Slippen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SOc IIOy'I Dreat. ~ . .. . . .. .. .. . liOc Men'• Paja-.a ..... ... ..... $l.oo Boy'aConri.IJ.S • . . . . . . . . . . IIOc Men's Work Saalu •.......... lOc Boya ~birta i.afl S .. . .. .. . 19c . .' ' LU:Cky Strikes. For o~l}ia special ' ' . selectiott of choice tobaecos is used in making your Luckieasoround, :,. soJirmandlu!ly~b,;. : 1 ' '. looseends.lbereaspowby L,.c;Wes are always the sam~. in mildness, ............... w•y. which by the way, has been bought and paid fur by the individual companies, clear the.ir own trac~s of snow in winter and then are subjected to the most rigid super. visio n by the governmont. \ smoothness, in delicious taste.. 'I .• '. '. ·" . '• .t .. " Ij . ... I .. ' "I .J f'OW'S Sf'AI{£ • SU}JS. ALWA.ni tlle.Jinest toiJncco• ·., AI.WAYS thejit~esl ,IJOr/imansllip AI.wAYSUteAiesplt:lwl • 1 ~. ' "·. -·. . See U• for ALL-WEATHER 'llru .·. ,.. " GOOD, EAR ·I of By • • Including RecUerna, Sbar,.oora, ... 50 Twlro Sweater• for ..... $2.96 Snider's Fla1110:downo. New Fur Three pi..Ce Kl!.it Drease• .... $4.95 Trimmed Coata .ait low aa $6.9&. t THE RAILROAD SITUATION D U.RJNG t he palit sovend weeku, busHJess for the railroads picked up to such an extent that there war; rl!u- 1 Aou for c um~iderabie jOf from the averu.JJe American cit. 1 i'.l"JJ who ren\izcR th at th e railrouds urt: after all, the ! bat:kbolle of our nation and when theY are stagnated, th e entire co untry is in 2:1. liko condition. H.owever, there I ha 8 uot been near]y enough improvement for any to be-1 cor:.1~.:; unduly optimisti r . Th e raJlronds have had a long,; hard pull and they will need a great many months of 1 ATJMY Co-Ed Wo<>l Ore11es ...... $4.95 Levine Drel3es .... $12.75to $19.75 Colors wine, Jap redo, blackberry eel gray. new sreeno, black, brown and Navy. :Will I MORE NEW ORE£St:S IN FROM NFW YORK;. THIS WEEK ---- .. .. _, I : ,ir ':> ~ ., Iway Thursday. at.tl.ltlded publte sale at cut• VIr- l HaJ1.Plel Wadllng movin g to :1nd Lhe Cal 8nod.grau !ann. s·•an ALL OUR Nf;W FALL COATS AT REDUCTIONS --- - • - ltapee.t.Oi, WM JUest, oomd Bad Legs While it is a queotjon of right &nd jultioe, yet asidr from that the taxpaycn of the cou!lll'Y as a ma~ter· of oelf protection, shoqld awaken from tlltlr l•tliarll)' and be· fore it io too late, try to do all theY cal! to see lbat tlte r~ilroads continue to be able to ~~rva l401Jl, for lh~ 4~f t!Jti,~;.he railroads cea'e to ,,rve .us, wjll •be &'"&Orr)' one in tl1e 'qilendar of every Individual, be he c~pjtlljljt. ls!> 0rer or plain lo•fer. In pjaln word• tpe •!at•m•nt !plaN well be made, "Don't bite the h4pd tl>at'o feeal~ll' you." Prancea u1 t here (I'c at present. !-faturull;r when a ne'er·do-well can . _··- -~f.~~~""'~~~~~~~ get h~. 1eats for nothing the lazy Jou"C h; not going to worl' -- ·· - · ·· , wer~ '.,,O,hthere -rdr--;,~dMra:-oharlos Br(lvm a.Ddj 1 • · h l t• th b'll • interment by the .aide fam!ly of Charleston visited over IJ h for 1t. · ut t e average cttlzen w o IS oo mg ese I 6 Mr. uur.l Mr~. u . .t:t. Bauer and Iof his , Brief servi~ were held tt.e week end with the latter's brom U.:.L 4_~akcJ1 , come out of his long sleep and start to do !umlly of oauon visited over thl.l Ia t the grave by a minister from E. ther and $Ler-in-Iaw, Mr and Mrs som e ~·gu ri nu on his own initiative. week end with Re\·. and Mr.s. J . D. Il.tvflrpool who acoompanled the Waldo Keisling. ~ Law remains here . -·-------Just when and where is this t hiug gctiug to ~:~top? Ju~t TPe Lu.dlt!s Akl of ~be M E. I Mrs. carrie Mll!er and ~>on a.od 1 wh ere and how if~ thiH money to b~ found . Millions, yes, Ohurch wm meet. Prlday, Oct. 24th 1Wilber Greathouse of Columbus ' Mrs. Evo. Roberts. visited over the week end with Mr b illiu HS are he1ng borrowed for all of thi~ free money H. o. Al.tlxatder v.ltiited last and Mr$. Roy Rollflh. Varlc.ose Vein•n•UJcen now, but so me Llay th er e will be un nd,iuatment. Som<' '-''" -.wUh her brother-In-law and -=-~ ;Malo:e np yl)m· mind toda~· tllat da y, the owners o f these miHlons are goin•t to demand f.{r. a.Ji!1 Mra. c~~orl Brogel at NOTlCt: OF APPOINTMENT you a re gom3" to 11ve yow- le&B n a $l Execut.or ehn ncc to get w~ll No oper~:~iiOTI.s th ey be J!aid. Wlw.t. then? A~rcndy so much money has daughter oen'l COde, Bees. 10712-13 fl(/1' Injections are ncceMary,JJO ~nbecn borr owed t hllt our childl'ell'!i grand children will be Richwood Eat;ate of LIDfe SM!Ilrl.Dgea Dalley forted mst Th is sl~plc EmernJU or Marlon Deeeued Oil home treatment p :)Fllllt..'l you tu fot·ced to help carry the bulk of the hllltt load. the rormer's Notice 1s b'reby given tbat ww.. go r.tmut your bur..tnees ns usual·. Millions must be paid annually ln intere ~::~t alone, and other U!la· 1mn A. MOl'J(\11 and Gladys J . Mar·. tt qulcltly heala old sores, re• aa.n, have bee.n duly appoln~ ..a.nd ~ rwoU1ft!Pi, sttmw.ata.,.e(feul:~.\;:hi/c Heaven on ly know~ when, how or where the prinqWJ.lJfted ,as ·EXceut.or and~CUtrtx t. ,' Emd makes yout Iep aa good up:d Wi ll be paid. The res p on~ of the 1lJ.ne mployod tu of the Estate of UZZle Bwearlng(lft aa. n11w No watunw for relief! You U1e re(jl!C!:it for :..t)J!Jlicant~ fol' \\o'Ol'k certainly ehould open Rttlley, late or Meigs County, Oblo, bei:io. to get It INSTANTLY •1 <leceascd, Jus t follow the simple diloolio'l the (~yc~ of tne fellows who are footing the bill~ uml WtlHam Alelo:ander Dated this 24th day or October, -you R..e ::sure to be helpod or shollld IJriJig :some kind of a prot.est to indiscriminate morning for Man- ' 19S3. m~;~ne~· back. Bt.un~bury o .. ug Oo.. l\O•.lndetlnite v:tsit, S. A.14WUlloU8b ~ , Vliddl('port agent nnd ~j\'j] J; Ba)Te formerly Of thl& Judge Of the Probo.te Court t.llUIJ O!,l:;ts ~V<lrywheH'. away a.t Eiwt. Liverpool I Me1g8 OOWlbOh~~-. •· -w• ac:h· ployees in Avenue WU.h Mrs. J am Now is an ea.peciaJly M'QOd time for aU to rememi.Jer that wherever possible the raih oud~ Hhuuld be given buf\ · iJJ e~s. It mw~t not be forgotten that millions of dollars amwa lly in taxeR come from these ,,eop le und were it not f or fhil'l reve nu e, bad a~ we find OJirl:lelves today, th e conditi on wou ld l.Je even muc h worse. The g r·e.at unfr.irnP.s~ which ha.s Oeeu practiced with th e rui lwny3 a~ the victim.s iu th e pu~t, has been the per mis ... ion of any and all kinds of competition with tbc state and the tax mot1ey o:I its cith:ens, keeping up U;.l right of WHY for the~e competitors while the state em .. <. o.E ... r H FORK """- - fn T th e wull. I I WHV NOT WAKE UP? HE fEDEI~AL re-empl 0ym~ lll. mr'. nu ~~r ig tryin g- to gE't ;,t least 500 names on his li~t from Mcig~ Cou11ty fot uppb cal1b5 who want job!:i on the proj e c ~ a bout ':: • be starU d in the district itt and near this county. At bta ta ll f r upp l icant~. ht: r ecc;veLl. auout tao fro m Middle pol •- and about 90 from Pomeroy, t he tQt.Hl from the cou11ty L1•Jn~ {'OnsJderr,bly less tlwn the 500 t he mJan.agcrl .soL::;hl. II If' hoii i'S to be wut ked Oll thcde projects are thu ~e ~; ct l1y th!:! gnv~mruent a::; is th e pay. Both wi11 be gov€rnc·d by the r ules of th e NRA . ~".itnv thc11, why are no mol'e than the number Htate<i from thi .s county, applying for work? We may be wrong hut we beli eve one sentence of e ig hl word;; wiH answ~r it. THE!(E IS TOO MUCH RELIEF BEING HANDED OUif. There are at presenf more than 1700 people on tl!e relief Li>IS of Meigs County. More than 1700 people who ~e c k bcenuse they profess that they are unable to pr o~.: ute .s ustenance in any other manner. ~i,.w the question is how many of these 1700 ure I cul!y Uc ~ er vin g and are entitled to alms passed out in thia c.ount~)? · That is a question which can be decided only 't i,l uu~fi a carefu l check and investigation but it is a mor:d ertawty that ir and whe n HUch check is mad(', ihuc fil l Lc scverul hun dred le!:'S ou that relief list than , ,.,... mm·c t han ordinary business Hctivhy to put them on l! ;olnlll:: where they can be sure their backs art!- not agaim:t II ,.t NATION.,. Al!nfTIIINO BIIPJ&D!"f'f&'I:J~I t ·~ Dllb;IJ!o .... e lrt One Mon!.b . . . . .. . Ooo Montll . . ..... . .. .... . .80 Three Month.'! • • · · • • · • • • ·•. . . ODe YeiU' . . . • . . . . . . . • . • . • . • • e.oo sa Manthe . . • . . . . • . • . . . . . • . C,nOU8a . . )5 To Jwheld...ot...,.,. ,._ •• • ......., ..,. .., """"''"'.mob'" .. ""' aeo'"" h..,. of a.•. and ot ..._. , u. t November •3 .o1o ...,. Sw~Mia&on l!oulh llllh L w . ....., of Columbus. llote ' -JI~ Third. Athool t.he d1Jl./'l'f ' · I Bowen betna elected t.o se"e u ner Wedneld&y eventne. ot the L · - l'!lllatlo!P"'"' l'll!ob"!p• llll'!"'- c ne PAOli- 111. Mr5. Buro.n of W.~:t glmu Is vtsitL.g Clydr Br'.U t M111 I dfl A!herton aod ftmUlf Qonunlssioner ot the Klalbuta Prell n.t, Mary Louise Stephenson Superlnt.enderot aad Mrs. W. !. mllflqer JOISfph &ms, and John J famlly •• wt!N' Sunday guesta O( Mt, DD•\ ·o!Jitrlc:t of $he~ SCOUtl ot Ainer- •' ' .: president., Hertnan MattoJt Mcl\•ln and ehildren. MeLauahlln, poUt.lc:al lf:llde~. wcrr· lWn Will and h.mlly o! Wr-1 rt.on GREGG Mrs Hli.IWI WRudllog. , L )) McMalter hu II.DDOilDC-- u ~tary and 0&1'0 lpuiM! En1D Supcrlnt.endent. and Mn.. w. E. named In truefblll.s. .o;J»nL Lh t• Wf•ek 1•ntl v.-lth hL~ par· Mr o.nd MNI Murray Hopkins date fer 'l.be next Court. Ra treuurer. The class wtu rN!flt Melvin will attend the SoutbeutLrberubergr:r kllled hJm~~elf and · ms. Mr 1111~ MJ.~ linn:.· W1ll. ~~oo Lo!R Knight, Shirley Be.lu" Phone 582-L · ~C::·u-aa~ ~C Honor tor t.he d1Jtrlct wW be held once • month, oro the Uilid Mtn- em Ohio Teacllera Asllod&Uon hl~; fl'tt!nd aild partnet- Gh11 Wink· M•· and Mn; l"rur:K Cl"nmcy :u~d t"the ~ atblet.lc neld day or each Jnonth. IJ!QI!Ung held In Jaelmc:m. Prtday. ler, 1ang eh'lett. aln, wa! murdrre(l Caby vl~>lted Sut.unlay ,..,,.ullH<;\11~.1 and Mrs Zlna Hentz. calk!d OtD Mr~ Cllnt£ln Frost. of Athena, ~day evenlJt4' Nov 8 '1' ·30 0 ·~ 1 At. t.he elo8e or Ute IIOCia.l hour, Aft.u lhe meeting, they wtn eo to 12 .hoUNI lAter. &.ymour Will 11nd fll.llllly. lOck: ' ' ' • · rt'fre.!hrnentli were servOO by a,r~ : C<Mumbua ror 11. week eM Yijdt with Chlcazo wU the center 1?f t~ Rlt:hard Hellman af}(l tamllv Tuesdn~·. e Oct 2'1' had been oriahl- jewea.rlngen. friend~! and to at\eJld the ~ holdup rJ.ni:'s d!Spotl!ll orpnfze.tkm, \lsltcd Clll'l Hcllmon and famil l', I ~na} I E::tward Lewis, Normand Dean Ed~ date for the The next. meeting wm\ be held on st.a.t.e hoQ:Jeoorntne lftJne ea~day., the lnVf.!l>i:~at.ors aakt .and Lebens- Sunday lJU(: l'rards aod Chester Ho.ddo1o: c:a.t of Honor but because or int.er Monday, Nov~l"nber 19 at the home Mrs Velma Ely and ramlb" have· bel-ger w&& attuse.d u chJcr con-~ Mrs .. Rena K!ng ~ o.Wsttng MI'R RUSHVILLE f lt.h. othe tivitles the- of MiM Ervin,: treaallrel' of the claU moved b-orn Llllcoill street t.o the tact mn.n for mo.ldnr, I'MLie!!. fk>lla tttme with tltor work I 1 EX.·CONDUCTOR DIES roreqce w t r :!aa.,ry' i'l'he clue ext-ends 1m invitation to Covert property rorme.rly · knOWn --• Mr nm1 Mr~ Emlnt'lt Hnnn'.: A~ n.nd atrdie Ba.liler oJ' Do« l'M=·:U~ W c~p ftre ·with a. any young .mtn Oft woma.n, not am- as ~he Carrier p~pcrty, on South AMEB.lCANS ON TRIAL ' " 1 "1 ~d H;.l rl'!Y Bwtt, Bunda} R~ge spent Sunday wLth Ji'aDD1t feachero Given Op. lAT DAUGHTERS HOME ,..., by each Troop In <he d\Otrict. Unle<t wllh ...,.Urer church, to Joln f 'Uth Avenue. ON . SMALl ISLAND . l;lvelyn WUI"':""' <p<nt Hotc""""· An patt:nts and others Interested In their memtlerah,ip. ' Mr. and Mrs C. W. ~nsbury of wah her fP'llnl•)"Y.l.t(!ntll, M1. :t ild Warren Baker and ~bter Clua. portunity to Attend £cl.. Charle~ MiiiiT&f, a:;, hMMI A.wey Jc~uttnl aebtritlea are urgtd to !Lt.Huntington v.ere oveT-nJ.ght. 1uest.a :..:. "· ........__ ' '· Mrs. Harry Wll,.. I tne~~e- or Dog Rldge speut t.be week ucaticmal Sea~ioa. Whlk! VlsUiftl: la tend tS1e llltherin&". Mrs. ~ aallantlne Will leave Tuf'~ay of Mr. and Mrs. Garen P:o.lrna Majorca, Oct 26-lNB-Wultf'r Wl ll v~lt~~ (over t:l r tnd With Mr. and Mrs. Davb of Shou)d dWavPJ'abl.e weather con- &turday rttr her hotne In ObtcagC> St.anabLU"Y or Grant Street. ~nlen~s of ~;b: Yo!!a r.r. and one d;l1 'Veek end 1vHh l\l~ •!s"tt:'r Mr~ Reed.r.vllle. All ~~ehools in MlddleporL w!U be Dfow:&er ilt\ons RULke It necessaey t.be Court. ' after 11 yts1t here wlth her lste Mrs. R . S. !(CClure lett Wednes· n Jail w~re d'!mnnded by Lhc pun· Fra.uk Chan"Y of Darwm I<' F. Newl".ld and Hart')' Sovel 1 tlrst"d Prlday In order to permit ·f H 1U be held 1n the Middle- : Mrs. H. 8. Rouah r, day tor a vlalt In Charleston with '~~' pt"Of',et·ut.or today wh••n 1111' Clydt 8<-utl ·,•JI'nt S<iL~day till;!· wr·rc selling beef Thursday. They t1"achers of the school~ at. well a.s s. uhariB!> Murray, 65 years or Ill( ' ~ O::irhwschDOl gymna.slum Mrs. OaJ:m stl bur M hN nwlher who r eec n tly swtalned court martial of fl.l:e .tqncrtcal'~ wllh Ju =k St.1' 1 Y l.t:!l !JmtiJ lt'llOrt the market not. in a reoepII"OUP oJ' thlrty-~even students of r1 sideut of South Bloomfield, whCJ ·f·! g • Downing Mr£. 0 ';, ~~ J . B. 9. fraf'tmcd hlp and Is st.Ul confined IChfiiR!"d wlth a&Mlining n c! ~ ·, !>~v l'rtll Jl owoll :11>d !um!l)' lP.'ert' 1 ~ ,. mood 1 aiJln;; rlll M: Middleport high sehool. to at.tenrl lJad been ~· lsitlr>g wilh hie ds.ughtet SCOTT RITIS ftiDo\Y I Mrs. , eke Ward .left Thur ~d .'l her bPd . r,t:fi iTI OJ)(:tled here. .' H m Kin.• Ia... Layfcltc PAugh i.o; in a be.d COD· tbf' meetlna of the Southeaste rn Mrt:>. P ea rlcy Nelson of Dater, Funeral rUes ror Clen Scott eol- momlng for Columbus wher Y Mrs Lucy flogg~>'IS ~ rc()(tn.ed tn 1 Tilt. dr: [ldnm<; nre Mr and Mo s Wt'l~k. ;;llt :on al IlL~ home hel't caused. by 1 Cb1o Teachers A&iocitt.tion, tO be pusaed aw<~oy at about noon, Wed· 1red usident who pused a~ at wm be gu~sts at a. bouae- a : gie: L~ qu!Le DOOI'lY fit. her nome on 1Clm\on D. LockwOQd of Wc~:-t-1 Harry 81hal .n.d ~u.mily a nd W!J... 1<~pture. beld in the Eisteddfod buHdln&: at nuday. The deceased was a fonneJ · 1m hOme o"n Sycamore Street, CBfly en by Mrs'. Tbom,aa ¥~e! yTtl~ urant Street. Due to oUter bUIIJneas affalrll 1D 18pringfield Ma~;s, J1J..Jthertord Pul· ford Bt~cblr 1•·cro: guo·scs. of ~ey· Jackson . Meigs Countlarl, being a eooduc:tw: •Wednesday momlng will be con· wtll t'ft!Uul. Friday eveo.~na Pltl~burgh La. 6 ~ MD~ ,;!!Of,ber 1tcrton o! Colwm1btt.<; Oht(o , E;rl~ ~r \\111 and tam1Jy Sli.i.!dil.) ' · l'nund W Blor_lt~f'tt cf Sllamford, I Mn: Al va H un ln~> oi Col•trr.'Jt:S to 1 k a1 ter th e h...~ 1 .. ..,.,1here A chorus of My-two students had t.n the K. apd M. ra uway &nd a 1.81; tuc~ Prlday altern 0011 a t. 3 o' - 0 · Dt.Vl$ .::...~ acoom .J pa~ted them to Co1'L Conn and Roderick F ~.l! eact of vWted C«rl Hrilnuw • 11(1 f: uH. n: :m __..,f .. been selected by l41!!s Vest.c. McCoy cperatipg a store 1n Dexter for 1 :toe" trom the res.ldence. Interment 11um....., • 1or 11 vlsJt wJLh rel&tl\ell. .De ·· •·~ ·• .. " •t d tal(~ooup· their produCI!. supervisor of rnllEiic tu Mlddlepollt numbe: of yeam. He had been e. ~~: m be made tn t.he HW cemetery Mr. and Mre clitrord McHatlle New York I"Jcently· o. M Pl~llr wu the SUX)diJ guert schools, to participate the All nsJdent of Bloomfield for orteen •a charae ol Ra.wlii>RII. ·~ · two chtldren left Wednesday ca~'h•"'.,.•"',.~•m}~~., ""'.;:'~ ~:d L. 1'. Paugh ·w ho 1.~ i..li. , Southeastern Ohio Chorus, bot }'t'ats where he operated a garagt evening for tb11ir hom at Bl ~ ..... .. " 1~ .. 1 ALFRED The Wlli!Ou Bros. of ne.-1 Lon&: word has been received that the 9lld fllHng ~tatlon. J>ABTY IPLAN8 (lRANbED dnlft'Q.Jter i vi8it hire ~ith M llntll 4 P m. S•'nwnce is t>XPN~lfd ' number m~t be cut. to thJrt,y.-.even He is survived tly his wl!e, and Tbe Halloween party tor the Mrs. J:~~s Stevens of Soulh rTt~~d Of Governm ent Because of to 00 lm~osl'd ~Clt11gh1 Bohom had a. wreck neasr q4fe wltb. ln order that eacl"l. school In the dts- I two d nughters. Mrs Nellie NelBOrl, '?hUathea Women's SQclety of tbe ·A . \'eAQI, ~ R f I NRA. ~- - Mr. aml Mu: MaJOr Purko:r ol tlwlf cL\d.lllac tar 8atlll't1&t niCht. tr!ct might be represented in the 1 cf Dexter, at whose home be died, .:Jhurclt or Christ. nnd their ramiOearge JC>hhson ot Pt.. Pleasant J e uu. to I Silm R1d ~e wt>re @:U t~t~ of Ml Ralph Barton. Ona Pay Hamlltoa. c!.lorUs. Miss McCoy announces that Lucille or SOuth Bloomfield and lit!l! wiU be held tonight at the ~ here vl.aitirle his son L. B. JOhn· Motot' Code LONG BOTTOM Mt'1: Wtll Ben Ll': .. Che<>Zy" Powell, Buryl HuntltoD. the following h ave bee.n selected as two :rons, Wllllam and Pa ul both of ('1\ureh \n.qtead of belni held at t.he ' SOD and fii,DJIJy. JUI<I Mr~ Val Sml.rLZ anc L~w ~cnce Calaway and 8aTab EJ .. the thirty-seven to partkln<>te tn Scuth Blwmtl.eld Ed French rooms on North Second I Mr: and ¥rs. J . B. Downing were w1~hln;, Le: 1 , Oct. 26 _ J.NS Dr. Ma.. lli bavl" .. the buUd1ngs l " "i·,!'spent. Sunc1ay \'.'Jt h Mr- 1 il'n B001.0n at\ended the reflYBl ~ F ur>m-a I ntes wiU be conducted Rt Ave nue as prevloUBI.y announced. I Cba-r..,...,on ,..b~ ~~~\A:I and il ll!:ba ml , M · mee tin gs at Joppa last SUndaY the meeting: Margaret Marshall, vi!!IJ.ors Wednesday, the Hewv J·'o1d·:; J€luss.l tu sign t he H'moved from the ............rty here· 15 1 ...._ 1 · and Mrs. Charles NR.A m•J! •ll. lndulllry o.;cd1· tod.1 ;· 1 t€ntly purchaHCd from M•-··-Mrs. FlorMn; J r1cob Webl'r or Keno Pauline MIIL'l, Betty Reed, Mary 10 00 8 a t Lll'day at the old Dexter ·r:u.... ot ur. n1I ht · 1Stngt•n .and family. Kathryn Heines, Frances Pullins, d UU'C'h with burtal at South Blnom· IMPROVEMENT NOTED aupeer{d hk,..Jy to ('O!;f him mil- l cnce Slf.wtders and will have a. five G uy ar:(j Nina Dean Mr ar. •J B. Torrence was a bualnesa •• -· ••h t. of Conneaut., ilrm:-; or dolln1s In htcrat!w gov - t oom poplar log res idence bullt for Mrs J pmes Swart~ M11; Emerso .. Mary Eunlc~ Henr>esy, SybiL Me- I ,••e I·Ci ·ln t" h ;u·ge or Ra\~ 1tng:A mnrked imprOYement bu been """JII. z· .~.J wr'*" x! l!er ,on~ Klbbl e Bat.~ t .. ..._. Coy, Lois Diles, PhJUIS Diles. Mur- ' noted 111 the condition of Mni. C. A. 10 . came ~tdncliday tor n lfW days l'llltlH'nt eo,ltmct;; !or motorizing !l 11ummer horne. George Curtil:i allf! Hayt•:-; Bnd Mr ~ Julm R .. ;,c.. w~ Mar\!ln Saucy or Portecl Run euru:lte Hines , Beulah Lee Smtth. CLUll llfiS1'ESS P :>indexter, aocordtns t.o t.he latest 1visit •ttb · Rev. aod Mt r; F , C t!lr- nrT.,... :lnd lnc.rrMmg tlw J'John Chevalier are dolnl the work. ~t>e.~t..s Tl'~f'ntl)' or Ml ' Ste .vas calllnf on hla borthet Winfield F}ora Dell Russell, Mildred RUII- ' Mrs Cl)ctt Batty, n etoteri w ned ILilOrt. Thursday moml ...... Dr. Kreager . ,. ~1. r · 11~ th of the mutt:u)' rur Bl'tvMr. and M.t~. c B. Hayman were Watkm~ "nrley •eoently. ·• hos... H:l :1·: 011t h>lf' a11d V. L Shum .c. .. sell, JeaQ. Ree~. Ma.ry Lou McMas- I I he membt.'t~ o1 hm· brldgt• dub. Cha 1 1e~; Holzer ot the Holzer ..... s., F ran k Braley of F'Mtolla ar- ICI's ln Columbus Jut week where Mt tf'.r, Beulah Bur<lettfl. Ethel Badgley, Wcd nro.sdrt '! e1•(:nmg a r, her home on p.t.aJ at oalllpol!s visited the Potn- rived 'Wednest;Jay to Sllf"lld th~ t e· Ml'.lklnf.!' nutrJHht di&1ua\H\ca tlo n Hayma 1, attended the state conveu· Minnie Mane Manic}, Edith Je.ck- lf 1r<r. sueet Mi~·, l>ahliu Paule.y dexters Wed~esday evening and malnder fl. U}e WN'k wtth 1\il.r. and of UlP. MiclugAt' motor maguatr tlon ot the Masonic Lodge rE'J)rer.ent son. lllary Lou ' SOuder~. LorenA IH~?l':od lhl' club pri?C Dl:mer W!\S ga ve a' most encouraging nport II Mo. Jame-s stevens, !01' h h< railu'·l' to ~lgn up Wtlh inK Shade Rivet lldge of Chestt>r. Byer,s, WUI,am hd<i at til.:: il..i.uv J ane Coffee <cncc1·wng tholr conditions. Dr. ~r. and .Mrs. James Stevena, Ptulirlen t noo~>l'vrl ~·s reccv~ry proMr.!l. BIR.Ua ·ChevaUer ret~11ed Gar<tn:er. Dana BradfOrd. Ferr} Nuckles:, Willnrd Shopr>e pfcc&llng r)by ::t t tlw nu.~- Pctndextcr ts improving rapidly. r.:uest.s Mrs. ·:Pra~k Braley of F011- 11\':lm lhc 1."\'":11 department let 1t recently fi'Om Plti.Bburgh where she :McMastP..:r, Lo\~rfmre Bmdford :~11 home · tort& !Uld•Mr\ a~ Mrs. CWford Me- b ~ known affleJally that the Ford I· ad been takl.ng treatments for Qoorgc Tewksbnr y, William Robl!ioft. CLASS ORG~IZED Haftle •ahd t'iliiU·"ttrildren or Bloom· ·i nn wm be burred front ~harlng r!1eumat1sm. She lli much lmJ)«!ved There will be no halloweenini in MiddteKenne'th Rous h Jan1 es Buctianan , ' Mr. uml !l·. rs. B 0 L·1lt.' of Phlln· J .. The R:'linbow" Class, composed dal8\ vlsl~d Mr. and Mr!\. !roue In th e $10,000,000 worth of motor ln health. Paul ihnith. Wlllitun Amler.11on, · Grl11h ln -: 1v ' sJllilJ" ,,.!~h 111· ln t;-~ :of young wmne11 at1d men of the TaYlor of Rutland, Wednesday. Mrs equipment to be purcha&ed for Members of onve Grange at. port until Halloween night. There' \e Cho.rles Btonn~tt Lind H' .. L_~>( ,ns, Jt . 1t' " !. m' 1!1 ·1·· ~ h ... Min a no~·· t I~eat.h M. E. ChW'Ch was organtted T9:kor Js a. :~~lflter of Mrs . ..St~'ol(lU.. modemJt:ing the army and the Jut- tended orar>ge at ·Tuppers "" Plains no a.oaping of windowa, no deatructJon --- --· ~ · · ~rs. Rose BlngN, colored res!- ter'~ share or U1e $15,000,000 al- t::Murday evening and exempllflect clent of Pearl Street, Is ~p6rted In luted fo1· lnt'T':.'alllng the strength lne Initiatory work In the Hrst' Hnd property and no obatruction otreela and n •erious condltlon~ of Lhe army ru1d navy a ir forces second degrees. highways. · ; _ Herbert Chambers Jtas been con1l Wlli'i stal ed omelally 1h€ wn · Charlef! A~hley of Otmrleslou Order of f:lr:ieq to hls home, corner of Matll dei)(L tt men t Intends to a.dhe11 ~o \HIS here Last week t.o ~OOhls slstc~ 8tr~t ~lUI. Fow·th Avenue. for the ho pollcy of restricting all ftttu1 c l\Irs Jw;Uce who ls ,very sick. , MAYOR AND CHIEF OF POUCE. Pa.Eit tOt <!PYS with iUness. purthnscs to films whiCh .illlV'! Mr and Mrs. Charles Warner ' Max Saa)bol'n tet1;m1ed Wedn6a· ~tm•?d th(' NR.A C!O<le!! adopl.Pd for ond son of E&gle Ridge 15pent Sunu:da:''Jj~;:!;:=~~= ~ nt~~-''!"_ Ohlcngo_ whm, tl•~h~a.tte<dar lndustd~•· v lth Dell ""'kino and !nmlly.." 1 I. ; jllinled. IUIIlOY!IU)lll · ~..... d celle>l ... d - l o '" lhOJO• fllll\'a Ju no 1Dit&Qce WlU ~ publi.lbl'4 ' • v 1:!--u~ft , , ~ 1<1!1 ll!wuld ln.oll _,. ..... theU IWD_..,jtb<ouJb DOi D.....,U, to l>o - • ~-=-r=-· ~~ •.f4!1l ~ · · - - ' " .......,. Looile<l .. """" """"' "'""""'• o. WIWl .... lrieu4l ,.,.. Ill leOim u.· oew ...lt<J Ia< P•l>lloo&IOI' tiNr - - · ObiQ, -~~~~.w "~ a1 1i'll. .. '·· •, '1'1111118DAY, 001'081!11 lll, 1JU .. . ' .... , .. ~·. \ "it's toasted" lUll TIIIWAT PROTBC110if-JOJI 81111111 TAM"I ! �' . I '·.. .. . i• • ; ' '- . . ... • / ' ,~ PLAY~ . USED . I . i : mr o.m.,.~,. ~ Collere .Conteot te j I ;.·.: ..;:::: 1 .. ::c·:-::;, •·r-•"' ...w'ibl' lie· ftl•~· ocJ U11oler LJ*lj\o Sit- ' urdar Nllbt ' · ' . '' -- > • ' n. wlD 1l&diJ -~ rou UiJ ClOP)' (Qt . u delbed. .. t;Q&, ......... co....,._,..ln ..... . • • w , . ..w . . MMMf . . mWt.t so fOQ. I ' ctY evmtnl' whfn ~· Pamham BOd Bouse IILYI' tbb plenty Of w~ ~t a team CXJrqpGNd of boJ& li-tnered together bJ Bruno Pierotti. star half back on the team ll>o!rW,. ........ . place Lafayette, IDd,. ., - t.d~eDt wUJ be taUP J(IJ th&D lo mlDlmWD ob&rp OJ twent-five ceau ror eacb u.r """ OHIO UNIVERl!ITY VI ForSale,M~ " -- ~OR SALE.-n.. J01111y Oa· ;.' bom 9 ~ willo " larp lot on Fro11t St. " Caob 00' PILJIIIOIII down ·~· ...d ... ~aa.. like -~ Call Mn. O.ltano oat Mar- ' .. TRAN$'YLV4NIA Saturday, October 28, Z P. M., at Athaua General Adm!NI"•' SO Cena. Reaemod Seat&, 71 Cenb, plua tax HOW CAJ -· P()LLY AND HER PALS I O.Z8-3t " 1111 Hotel. I:;; - .. """" _,.,., .. .. r~::':.m~ ~.tce I I ' ~~ La IIALE--:100 White Letlhonl )'ear ol4. :aaron strain : IOcta. each. WUl be 10ld thl11 ,,. week. Jennl:: ooreuch, near In· ftrmary on rl~~onieonvUle road. "!f' bena. .~ one Citizens phOne. I :j------•;For !Ubi . will I , ,._.,.B-M!n· l' · ....... ~: .... '·· ..____.;··___::_ f'OR Rlttn'-l J'OCIITLI 101' hO\lfle· t~eplng, flrat floor , '1321 So. 2nd. ·~ Ave ., Middleport, Ohio, Mr&. L. ~ N. Oerber. t0-20-Bt. ,1'1i.t ·• ~ I , Iowa City Ia. Oct.. :J~INfi­ Lloyd Boftman star guard del'btlte ly wiD be ready to start for thtl up (LD'd coming Iowa eleven Saturday agat~st Mtnneapolls. The Ha.wk- ; eye varsity clleered Ossle Solem with a rJ&sbtng offetl5\ve that held the :l:eat'l'lngs In cheek yesterday. I I ·•~ · ...... Ito Ito 1 ra A ' ca .. Is showertna: wet dQYS at Stanford t In th 1 ftna-1 ge er ~ -t V'- • '· · · ' .: ; . 26-INB--It I Vote Now When Your Subscription Counts the Most Votes in the footballs these. u the a;rldden t1 s&ons prac ce se · omctals or Rio Grande Collese !:~:tlt,::p~~~~~{t~· :a~~=hln~ 1are bWIY making final pliUlll \o ac· ton Saturday. coaches "Tiny" commodate the lat'11'e crowd that. 'I1Ulrnh!D and Emle Nevera plan to e-.pected to attend tne nlibt have their stalwarts prepared for ball game at Mld'lleport, Oblo, &It e\"entualltiea, rain Ol' ahJne, 800W . urday, October 2&. When the or sleet. Grande Va.r slty Redmen c."""~JdeotOo~~! _ tJle Alderson Eleven trom n Annapolis, Oct. 26-IN8-BUZ21 West va. The referet!'s wlrlstle BotTles k belni kept ,out o1 Navy's sound at 8:00 o'clock for the open:Uneup b)' doctors' orders avd coach lnB kick-oft. .,Rip" M1Der probably will seDd the ' coach P. R . Lyne sa.ld Middlea against Penn without h1s that his men are In good 0 ." ' ' ' " . - .., star chalfback. Tonuny King w10 are ready to battle with take the post. ttghtJn1 West VIrginians. _ Redmen scored B victory WUniUon, N. Y. Oct. 26-INB- . dlL)' wben they t:iefeated tbe OoU:l and snow is eutting .short Col· , Liberty West Vll'l'lana by II seore gate'" drJlllni. Coach Andy Kerr•s ' t1 to 0. men had to 1.111e towels to rub uumb'l1w probable Une-up ot the eel ~!lllda so they could handle tile ~trong team l.!l! I Bi $500 in Cash Prize V TINO · CAMPAIGN I yet~terda;r. of The Daily Tribune and Tribune.-Telegraph BlaJne, Carson, L. L. E., T., weight weight 160, 182.No. No.3.19 Stinnett, L. G .. weight 1'70, No. 9 . I~-.:;.~.~Rw·~r;..::,;t'~.~N•." Caplpbell, R. T ., wel&ht 1117, No. ~1. ' ... ·- - - · FIFTH ·AVE. ASHIONS ~ .. :·. FellDl&ter, R. E .. weltb.t 166, No. 18 ~urphy, :a. Q., welCht 176, No. 11. H., WeiB:ht uo, No. ~. 8""'1111'· t.·'l·• wolllbt >IHJ••1f~.l~. "!ltinnet.t, JU.IIey', F. s., weight 168, H.o. to. The probable Une-up oJ' ille team h;: Moon~. (C) Guard, weight 160, No. 29 Simpson, E. weight 173, NO. 28. Wickline, T. weight 180, No. St. cox:, C. weJght 185, No. 29. Calla.han, E. wel«ht 170, No. 22, McClure, Q, weight tS&. No. 14. Wallace, H. we18ht 166, No. 19. Coleman, H. wetsht 160, No. 21. Smith, F. B . weight 165, No. 36. Bonecutt.cr, G. weight 15&, No. to. Keller, H. weight 128, No. 11. By JANE GORDaN ~ ·, . . . .. . c::.... ' .•. _ EO DANOWSKI· fOF!DHAM$ AcE. WHO LE'AOS 'THE MAR001J AGAINSr AI.ABAI?A SA'l'ijRDA')I. ·--.: Annther Speedy Don • .Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Middleport, Ohio Mrs. Nellie BarsQti Middleport, Ohio Miss Ada Mae Campbell" Pomeroy, Ohio Miss Fay Dunn Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Miss Lois B. Diles Middleport, Ohio Miss Agnes Egnor Rutland, Ohio Chester, Ohio Miss Martha Frecker Harrisonville, Ohio Mrs. Garnet L. GrHham Minersville, Ohio Miss Irene Grueser Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Gay Hamm Middleport, Ohio Mrs. Eunice King Middleport, Ohio .Miss Helene Ohlinger New Haven. W.Va. Miss Nannie Peery Letart Falls, O!tjo Miss Leora Roush Pomeroy, Ohto Miss Berneta Shaw Syracuse, Ohio Miss Doris Shumway, LoqJbottom, Ohio Mrs. J. A. Stalnaker Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Dolores Thomas Pomeroy, Ohio Miss Emogene Wilson Pomeroy, Ohio Miss Geneva Williamson M&sOn, W.Va. 'Miss lillian Wilson Racine, Ohio Miss Winifred Wolfe Middleport, Obio l\lrs. Merle Ward ):lorperoy, Ohio Miss W!IDita YOUllg (lteshire, Ohto Miss Eloise Yeauger TA .., .' .'- ., 1' ... . , .. -,- -.. -1· . .. ': '·- : . ·, '. . ·• • .:.....~.~ ;4..:.. •. ." -,. .. .. , . ' t' '. ' JI ' . " . . ( ~t• . .. I I I1 " I ry.--...,.---------~ Bv' ··UU""'' ......... ,.,... . · · :, 1 11 ·~ ' j.. Mtnneapolla, oet. nesota Up OD its Offena!Ve I today In preparation for the Iowa game Saturt:iay, PartlcuJa.r stress 1 was plaoed on the Gopher. passlng 1 attack.. !y .... I '"' 'in a brief worltout · .• . -- · - \ 't'irt:uaUy the same lineup WtaconB1n saturday tbat : Cblcaso. coacb Noble Kiw i' The Bollermakerl will :; · ;;;:;;;b•;D r'";;";Y;;"";;;;';;';;w:lt;;h;;:;th~e~m;;;;"~""";;;'•;lly;;;U:;:i'~"':'';;""';;;'";·:•.:'"='~'"="='';"'~""'; . ·, . t l-111•e fri> a ms .".·. . . i Sle..ep. J;n.. a· nd IIJ-2t-3~ ....ofl ~ OCt. :IS-INS- \ PurdUe'~ YIU'8it)' IOotball team Reward Otfered I.,-... By Jockey Club. brUshed :ffo I .eblc·~--- lng Which the boyB ran BignaJB, practiced 11:1oll;,ttog, forward pa.aalnr, rec»lvtng PlUlt8 and some 110&1 tlcll:· !nit, the aqU&d ,..as taken into the gyrq where they J.J.siened to a talk bY the mQ).tor behind clo4ed. doors. Followtna -thl& periOd, tbey were brOIJI'hL out on the Held with their llelmeta ready for o. real" sessiotl !11stlng nearJy an hour. Opposed to the Purple Panthers were SCOtt, McCullough, PlerotU, Orueser, Lew Roush, all former For Expaae of SwiDdlerl h1Bh school stars 1n the llne with Tamperill• With Race McKenr;te and Shirley Oulnthet Q! the purple squad w~ · bfitiind the H-. llne there were Da.vls a former lfltar in another achool, Obe'lt .Rtlush of New Yoril:, Oct. 26-tNs-A rethe purple . squad and Eisel out~ ward or ~ was offered today by standlng star on the 1920 team with the j(lckey club ror lntormatlon Terrill another hard wo1·1dng play- leading to the arrest. and oonvlc( r of formct" year11. tton of any one eponaln&" a race Thls comblnatJcm Is lt.Urer op- horse. Anno\IIlC£me;nt of the reward position than tbe locals wm be eall- followed an inve;~tta:atJon o.t Em· d upon to face in thcb' re!l'ular t~ire City tre.ek P.f\er .snonges Were schedule e.nd they all performed as a _;scovered Jn the bo&trlla of the iC tbey were in the Ink f dl P o con - horses P~ytng On and. oruey, both tlonTb. llt which raced at Emp)re C1ty last ey uset;t plays which Wcllaton IBtotuNI.u.y. has been using so far during the The Emplu City aponpug was t:~~· :~d were falrly sucoosstul the second recently uncovered at artalnst the' PanUlera In their exe- New York trackB. cutton. On t.he other hand the Pariomclala of the jockey club, It WM tilers found considerable dlmculty Wlde111tood, hoped tr.a.t a:t&ble emin gett1pg Pl\St the!r deferudVP. J;loyes, Who might h11ve 110IM knOW• The iQOOd with the ooaches lut.ve kdge of the Spof'ibllfs, wuuld be led bf:en work.tnr overtime the entire t.o talk by the reward otrer. week In order to pe1•fect a defense Alhtough the club ha.a for :voars that WUI be able to hold the Oolden ~rrled on a warfare asal.nat spanglklcketa in check Wbile they In liurn ing and other violatl9ns of racing try to put .® aro ·otrense Whl~h will rules, the otrer of a rewe.rd was the b~ too h11rd for the JD.Ckaon COWl• Hrst publ1c step of Its kind ever tjanS· to Withstand. The all.IIIUll taken by th~ organization. tl!a.m fa.lr~ daaleel the Panthers Sheldon H. Fairbanks, owner of SWeJl.l! tinflils with triple possea : Flaying on, announced the sponge behind -the 'Une of scrluunage be-' was discovered in the horae's no11tlil !Qre tt)eir bu.U carf.ler ftni\J.Iy came J aitcl' roe a,cted 'badly a.t the post. up toward th~ line of scrimmage P!.aylng Or'.. un 8 to 5 fp,vorlte, fina1•d If any of the plays tried Bntur- l l!<hed t~ecocd, and Oriley, owned by day are used by the Rookets, thCl' C·. Mitchell, a to 2 second choice, • ...... Pabu;era - ~lD two yeara BiQ. After a strenuous ball hour dl.ll'- ~ . ' • aoo~ ,~equoUI ~., W,iii!Dei­ .oot- ~ .?a ~. ~nd ~ Toui11 Seri~Je h LOt Of loc:it Squa~ lti . P~t · Aet.•D•t F!'l'lllllr Stu.; More T~ Ccilll~. . · . . b! Tf,~ay Seoaion . ·. , .· The Pomeroy )..~ Meet PR~CTIC[ AGAINSt PURPL£ P.ANTHf~S . .A, ' .I I I ' �' . I '·.. .. . i• • ; ' '- . . ... • / ' ,~ PLAY~ . USED . I . i : mr o.m.,.~,. ~ Collere .Conteot te j I ;.·.: ..;:::: 1 .. ::c·:-::;, •·r-•"' ...w'ibl' lie· ftl•~· ocJ U11oler LJ*lj\o Sit- ' urdar Nllbt ' · ' . '' -- > • ' n. wlD 1l&diJ -~ rou UiJ ClOP)' (Qt . u delbed. .. t;Q&, ......... co....,._,..ln ..... . • • w , . ..w . . MMMf . . mWt.t so fOQ. I ' ctY evmtnl' whfn ~· Pamham BOd Bouse IILYI' tbb plenty Of w~ ~t a team CXJrqpGNd of boJ& li-tnered together bJ Bruno Pierotti. star half back on the team ll>o!rW,. ........ . place Lafayette, IDd,. ., - t.d~eDt wUJ be taUP J(IJ th&D lo mlDlmWD ob&rp OJ twent-five ceau ror eacb u.r """ OHIO UNIVERl!ITY VI ForSale,M~ " -- ~OR SALE.-n.. J01111y Oa· ;.' bom 9 ~ willo " larp lot on Fro11t St. " Caob 00' PILJIIIOIII down ·~· ...d ... ~aa.. like -~ Call Mn. O.ltano oat Mar- ' .. TRAN$'YLV4NIA Saturday, October 28, Z P. M., at Athaua General Adm!NI"•' SO Cena. Reaemod Seat&, 71 Cenb, plua tax HOW CAJ -· P()LLY AND HER PALS I O.Z8-3t " 1111 Hotel. I:;; - .. """" _,.,., .. .. r~::':.m~ ~.tce I I ' ~~ La IIALE--:100 White Letlhonl )'ear ol4. :aaron strain : IOcta. each. WUl be 10ld thl11 ,,. week. Jennl:: ooreuch, near In· ftrmary on rl~~onieonvUle road. "!f' bena. .~ one Citizens phOne. I :j------•;For !Ubi . will I , ,._.,.B-M!n· l' · ....... ~: .... '·· ..____.;··___::_ f'OR Rlttn'-l J'OCIITLI 101' hO\lfle· t~eplng, flrat floor , '1321 So. 2nd. ·~ Ave ., Middleport, Ohio, Mr&. L. ~ N. Oerber. t0-20-Bt. ,1'1i.t ·• ~ I , Iowa City Ia. Oct.. :J~INfi­ Lloyd Boftman star guard del'btlte ly wiD be ready to start for thtl up (LD'd coming Iowa eleven Saturday agat~st Mtnneapolls. The Ha.wk- ; eye varsity clleered Ossle Solem with a rJ&sbtng offetl5\ve that held the :l:eat'l'lngs In cheek yesterday. I I ·•~ · ...... Ito Ito 1 ra A ' ca .. Is showertna: wet dQYS at Stanford t In th 1 ftna-1 ge er ~ -t V'- • '· · · ' .: ; . 26-INB--It I Vote Now When Your Subscription Counts the Most Votes in the footballs these. u the a;rldden t1 s&ons prac ce se · omctals or Rio Grande Collese !:~:tlt,::p~~~~~{t~· :a~~=hln~ 1are bWIY making final pliUlll \o ac· ton Saturday. coaches "Tiny" commodate the lat'11'e crowd that. 'I1Ulrnh!D and Emle Nevera plan to e-.pected to attend tne nlibt have their stalwarts prepared for ball game at Mld'lleport, Oblo, &It e\"entualltiea, rain Ol' ahJne, 800W . urday, October 2&. When the or sleet. Grande Va.r slty Redmen c."""~JdeotOo~~! _ tJle Alderson Eleven trom n Annapolis, Oct. 26-IN8-BUZ21 West va. The referet!'s wlrlstle BotTles k belni kept ,out o1 Navy's sound at 8:00 o'clock for the open:Uneup b)' doctors' orders avd coach lnB kick-oft. .,Rip" M1Der probably will seDd the ' coach P. R . Lyne sa.ld Middlea against Penn without h1s that his men are In good 0 ." ' ' ' " . - .., star chalfback. Tonuny King w10 are ready to battle with take the post. ttghtJn1 West VIrginians. _ Redmen scored B victory WUniUon, N. Y. Oct. 26-INB- . dlL)' wben they t:iefeated tbe OoU:l and snow is eutting .short Col· , Liberty West Vll'l'lana by II seore gate'" drJlllni. Coach Andy Kerr•s ' t1 to 0. men had to 1.111e towels to rub uumb'l1w probable Une-up ot the eel ~!lllda so they could handle tile ~trong team l.!l! I Bi $500 in Cash Prize V TINO · CAMPAIGN I yet~terda;r. of The Daily Tribune and Tribune.-Telegraph BlaJne, Carson, L. L. E., T., weight weight 160, 182.No. No.3.19 Stinnett, L. G .. weight 1'70, No. 9 . I~-.:;.~.~Rw·~r;..::,;t'~.~N•." Caplpbell, R. T ., wel&ht 1117, No. ~1. ' ... ·- - - · FIFTH ·AVE. ASHIONS ~ .. :·. FellDl&ter, R. E .. weltb.t 166, No. 18 ~urphy, :a. Q., welCht 176, No. 11. H., WeiB:ht uo, No. ~. 8""'1111'· t.·'l·• wolllbt >IHJ••1f~.l~. "!ltinnet.t, JU.IIey', F. s., weight 168, H.o. to. The probable Une-up oJ' ille team h;: Moon~. (C) Guard, weight 160, No. 29 Simpson, E. weight 173, NO. 28. Wickline, T. weight 180, No. St. cox:, C. weJght 185, No. 29. Calla.han, E. wel«ht 170, No. 22, McClure, Q, weight tS&. No. 14. Wallace, H. we18ht 166, No. 19. Coleman, H. wetsht 160, No. 21. Smith, F. B . weight 165, No. 36. Bonecutt.cr, G. weight 15&, No. to. Keller, H. weight 128, No. 11. By JANE GORDaN ~ ·, . . . .. . c::.... ' .•. _ EO DANOWSKI· fOF!DHAM$ AcE. WHO LE'AOS 'THE MAR001J AGAINSr AI.ABAI?A SA'l'ijRDA')I. ·--.: Annther Speedy Don • .Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Middleport, Ohio Mrs. Nellie BarsQti Middleport, Ohio Miss Ada Mae Campbell" Pomeroy, Ohio Miss Fay Dunn Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Miss Lois B. Diles Middleport, Ohio Miss Agnes Egnor Rutland, Ohio Chester, Ohio Miss Martha Frecker Harrisonville, Ohio Mrs. Garnet L. GrHham Minersville, Ohio Miss Irene Grueser Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Gay Hamm Middleport, Ohio Mrs. Eunice King Middleport, Ohio .Miss Helene Ohlinger New Haven. W.Va. Miss Nannie Peery Letart Falls, O!tjo Miss Leora Roush Pomeroy, Ohto Miss Berneta Shaw Syracuse, Ohio Miss Doris Shumway, LoqJbottom, Ohio Mrs. J. A. Stalnaker Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Dolores Thomas Pomeroy, Ohio Miss Emogene Wilson Pomeroy, Ohio Miss Geneva Williamson M&sOn, W.Va. 'Miss lillian Wilson Racine, Ohio Miss Winifred Wolfe Middleport, Obio l\lrs. Merle Ward ):lorperoy, Ohio Miss W!IDita YOUllg (lteshire, Ohto Miss Eloise Yeauger TA .., .' .'- ., 1' ... . , .. -,- -.. -1· . .. ': '·- : . ·, '. . ·• • .:.....~.~ ;4..:.. •. ." -,. .. .. , . ' t' '. ' JI ' . " . . ( ~t• . .. I I I1 " I ry.--...,.---------~ Bv' ··UU""'' ......... ,.,... . · · :, 1 11 ·~ ' j.. Mtnneapolla, oet. nesota Up OD its Offena!Ve I today In preparation for the Iowa game Saturt:iay, PartlcuJa.r stress 1 was plaoed on the Gopher. passlng 1 attack.. !y .... I '"' 'in a brief worltout · .• . -- · - \ 't'irt:uaUy the same lineup WtaconB1n saturday tbat : Cblcaso. coacb Noble Kiw i' The Bollermakerl will :; · ;;;:;;;b•;D r'";;";Y;;"";;;;';;';;w:lt;;h;;:;th~e~m;;;;"~""";;;'•;lly;;;U:;:i'~"':'';;""';;;'";·:•.:'"='~'"="='';"'~""'; . ·, . t l-111•e fri> a ms .".·. . . i Sle..ep. J;n.. a· nd IIJ-2t-3~ ....ofl ~ OCt. :IS-INS- \ PurdUe'~ YIU'8it)' IOotball team Reward Otfered I.,-... By Jockey Club. brUshed :ffo I .eblc·~--- lng Which the boyB ran BignaJB, practiced 11:1oll;,ttog, forward pa.aalnr, rec»lvtng PlUlt8 and some 110&1 tlcll:· !nit, the aqU&d ,..as taken into the gyrq where they J.J.siened to a talk bY the mQ).tor behind clo4ed. doors. Followtna -thl& periOd, tbey were brOIJI'hL out on the Held with their llelmeta ready for o. real" sessiotl !11stlng nearJy an hour. Opposed to the Purple Panthers were SCOtt, McCullough, PlerotU, Orueser, Lew Roush, all former For Expaae of SwiDdlerl h1Bh school stars 1n the llne with Tamperill• With Race McKenr;te and Shirley Oulnthet Q! the purple squad w~ · bfitiind the H-. llne there were Da.vls a former lfltar in another achool, Obe'lt .Rtlush of New Yoril:, Oct. 26-tNs-A rethe purple . squad and Eisel out~ ward or ~ was offered today by standlng star on the 1920 team with the j(lckey club ror lntormatlon Terrill another hard wo1·1dng play- leading to the arrest. and oonvlc( r of formct" year11. tton of any one eponaln&" a race Thls comblnatJcm Is lt.Urer op- horse. Anno\IIlC£me;nt of the reward position than tbe locals wm be eall- followed an inve;~tta:atJon o.t Em· d upon to face in thcb' re!l'ular t~ire City tre.ek P.f\er .snonges Were schedule e.nd they all performed as a _;scovered Jn the bo&trlla of the iC tbey were in the Ink f dl P o con - horses P~ytng On and. oruey, both tlonTb. llt which raced at Emp)re C1ty last ey uset;t plays which Wcllaton IBtotuNI.u.y. has been using so far during the The Emplu City aponpug was t:~~· :~d were falrly sucoosstul the second recently uncovered at artalnst the' PanUlera In their exe- New York trackB. cutton. On t.he other hand the Pariomclala of the jockey club, It WM tilers found considerable dlmculty Wlde111tood, hoped tr.a.t a:t&ble emin gett1pg Pl\St the!r deferudVP. J;loyes, Who might h11ve 110IM knOW• The iQOOd with the ooaches lut.ve kdge of the Spof'ibllfs, wuuld be led bf:en work.tnr overtime the entire t.o talk by the reward otrer. week In order to pe1•fect a defense Alhtough the club ha.a for :voars that WUI be able to hold the Oolden ~rrled on a warfare asal.nat spanglklcketa in check Wbile they In liurn ing and other violatl9ns of racing try to put .® aro ·otrense Whl~h will rules, the otrer of a rewe.rd was the b~ too h11rd for the JD.Ckaon COWl• Hrst publ1c step of Its kind ever tjanS· to Withstand. The all.IIIUll taken by th~ organization. tl!a.m fa.lr~ daaleel the Panthers Sheldon H. Fairbanks, owner of SWeJl.l! tinflils with triple possea : Flaying on, announced the sponge behind -the 'Une of scrluunage be-' was discovered in the horae's no11tlil !Qre tt)eir bu.U carf.ler ftni\J.Iy came J aitcl' roe a,cted 'badly a.t the post. up toward th~ line of scrimmage P!.aylng Or'.. un 8 to 5 fp,vorlte, fina1•d If any of the plays tried Bntur- l l!<hed t~ecocd, and Oriley, owned by day are used by the Rookets, thCl' C·. Mitchell, a to 2 second choice, • ...... Pabu;era - ~lD two yeara BiQ. After a strenuous ball hour dl.ll'- ~ . ' • aoo~ ,~equoUI ~., W,iii!Dei­ .oot- ~ .?a ~. ~nd ~ Toui11 Seri~Je h LOt Of loc:it Squa~ lti . P~t · Aet.•D•t F!'l'lllllr Stu.; More T~ Ccilll~. . · . . b! Tf,~ay Seoaion . ·. , .· The Pomeroy )..~ Meet PR~CTIC[ AGAINSt PURPL£ P.ANTHf~S . .A, ' .I I I ' �, I ... 1 r - ... ; • 1U DAILY TBDStJNII p '«PPT. 0!110. e Youth Fail~ T-Q INCH[AS[ . if Give Information ·AWARD TO H[~MAN! As To Destination .tl HIGHWU CAS£ She~:·~;J:i~eld ucute" Anawera l -w TlltJJI81)AY, OOTOBI!R :IIJ, 111111 Red Anchor)Says •• Be,F Red Anchor makes it easy for good taste ancJ slender pocket-books to have a well dressed look-A.whole ator' full of smart styles · at a ' very modest price. Pioperty allted F nAo b~· Sherl1f A. 0. Tracy, faUed. . Hlabway Worth \ l'l reVeal ILPythlng r~gardtug the $1,000 lad, wlt.h one of the ~·les ot ques· I - tloning ending thW11Y 1 JURYMEN REPORT I "'Whm w<•o·c you going?"' asked __ Deputy Shr.rlff 0 . P'. Tracy. ..___ C ta C t $1lS ! ··Cull)lnitU>' ·•• ' · .oc ~he curt rc· ~ oa oun y ! pl:r or the lad For Jury Fees Plus 1 "Where?'' Denuty Otl1o cont.lnued "'I ''Ashworth'~". n.~.ta.ln answered the MJu:ase boy. 1 fIn a yariety of materials with Skunk, ' • $17.50, $25.00, $35.00, ,$49.50, $59.50 to $75.00 We II an '· ·~· Raincoats Wednesday night, Nenseh·ood was ridlni In a car Crtven and owned by Ben Turner o.lso of Pomeroy, when the clll' was 11truck by another, hQaded toward Gallipolis. The latter Cnr waa driven away from the scene of the colllllion o.nd nettllcr Turner nor NeBselroad succeeded In obtaining_ the Identity ot the driver. Ola68 from the Turner car wlnd.llhleld caused the lacerations on 1 Ne81!elroad's face. Nesaelroad and TurTier were re~ turn1ng home o.ltel' spending the altcrncon In Hunttl"gton where they fallea t.o paSil I~ I{Ovcrnment exa~ Children's Coat.s Nice warm wool coati, Flannelette :/That ohed watet:--·Don't f'!rset ua, ,.ftd aee the Dew 1\fiekey M0111e RaiD liDed···Dark colora. Coats for Childre11. Sizet 2 to 10 re.an··~Rai!lcoat, Hat &Dd Umbrella. ·. • $5.00, $5.95, $7.50 : >, $5.00 b)"$5.95 and $8.50 -------:--:------------!-...-- ------------ smart 'Crepe Dr~sses ndnatlon for ehtra.noe to a. ooc r11 mp,.. Hcmtlr Foley J'nd Johnnv ~=~~~:~~·:o~t:Wi:'rn:O::: ·~·~!k~l ... lunlu.ary examination, and were 1m· _ Ill Captive veny; May "Show·Down" Mink, Badger, Fox, Beaver, Fitch, Raccoon, O'possum-in fact anything YIJUr heart desires to fit any purse. &tand I RNATIONAL NEWS SERV •l CE. - and ltnown Ball Player Cut hllllW&y by Fl) ina Cia.. which may , fllmlla.t ill Net!!&elroad sqft'ered severeasement cases to alGeot·ge lacerations the ·race when & car in which he was ~kUng was 1n a colllsion wtUl Bl"other a.t the rutlroad underpiLS& 1at Addison, let the matter wediBtcly entrained for oamp Knox. Ky., wht!re thef will reeeive poinio"' furt.q~~t· ir>st,t"Uft"<Jons before bf!ihg .St'llt ~- tlw refores~ation camp. Nina ether ex-$t!rvlce men succesafully 1 l'as5ed' the tJhysJ.-.al examination at Hui\ttngton wi.h t.hc two Pol:nerdy r!"'Jm. it Was loarnP.d, , In as dep- · sherlfts or the counties 111 PlUch they are posted. , . Athetlcan Legion omctnls me' today to lay plans fm" mobilizing a sub81dlat7 "shotsun force·• ot wl.i:l" veteran:~ to support thoJ m1Ut1a.nen fn the oompallf! AI 'Feeney, state supel.iJltendent a~y . ' Bron~!"'l G,ree~, Chinoeae Blue, Bu~P -~~II"• I Plum. B'Ywll~ .Navf. Bf~e, Black aDd .various · other ohad•·"'AII new, ;.all . dif fer~rt..,..Bestllllilll ~ ,-·- .,.. ' ' $5:95~$7.50, of public snlety, was $12.50, $:14.95 $17,50, $19.95 and. $25~00. .. . ' MORE JDLE MEN" ORCJANIZE ' ~ . '. ' ~ ' ~ ~bo Boa•e . Dre1ses ~. Prank Kimes -~"wrereb a broken i arm ~~-t."i faiU~ to arree "iU.i;; ~~ ~ed,__,lere: U . L. Wednesday evening when a t stepladder on which h~ was work:.ilf.nrf;·,,co,dlh\psed and thre~f him to the at his residence on Llnooln l\ln. ,J!oR!e R!J,Iaell. .. ·ELECTRIC Theatre ~ ".Mr Weakneaan Lew Bw&kanw&b, ---- ·- .. ---Personals .\Jftll .,...,, )].. Mulberry Ave., on aooount of 1Uneas. Mra. L. R. Parmer ""d son qt Mar.sfh:ld came Wedn~!' to vlltt l".er mother, Mr.11. Mary Miller and ·, Soamdr 11 1 H - ·a·= tnt. ow. FlldiJ U4 llai-J "Three Cornered MooD" CIIIMJe&le Oolhr&, 1 alehM'4 Alita, ..._, Bolaad, W1llue -- -· - Ia tile I'U .., '~ ' •\ •' . •· I ' , I • et ' Mr.11, MarJon Ltetwller and 11011 left Wednesday for their home at Lana Beaoh, Ol\llfomta, llfter a. vl!l,t here with relat1vea. Mr. and Ml'8. L. P. llchoenlob are r:!OVinR from the &Impson Apartl'ltntll to the boUle fonnerJy occu· )'led by JrSr, anci Mra. Wm. Waddell on Butternut Avtnue. Mn. AlCred An«elettl and dalllh'teli Roll -..ere v1sttors 1ft Zaneavtlle WedneldJ.y. 1\lrl. Mary PhliUpa and dauahttr Thtbna returned. WedMiday evenIn&" from Oolumbu.s where they aitnded the Orand Chapter of the MaliNe l'rl4a7 t P. )1. ""'llflb - · - ~ "... . ,, t · , :~ f2.95 .,' GOWNS No\1. '•ll>le ~ulotl s•~_ <;;..4-uio« ftl'1 ~ and hDW &hey -- ,....... $!l.OO :' fit ))em!lllll See the New ill the _ ll,(l!DJ::RWEAR DEPT• ' .,, 1 """ "-d • ~·1oor 1 ~i./-J!O.J.--...__J__ . .... ~- Oonhar.J PaJ&IIUUI '• . $1.95 &Dd up . kin., of tame , beret, ,. toftles for 'cblldren- i f'ltlotl SU110o _ _ , triauae4 ., and .. ..llors. Block, TID. N..., While uul 1 '~· '· 69c to $1.25 CHILDREN'S COTTON DRESSES !'·'· · . ' llbltl ..... The baiH•UJI tlao1dc1er '11Jt JOWl haft bten laa'l•r f.-.we baw. bJ&ek, ..... ~ ,. ' N'•1'J· neu- MlckeJ" Mollie PaJamas Silk....._ 75c, $1.00, $1.75 BOY'S WASH SUITS 59c, $1.00, $1.75, $2.50 8'""" I to 8 89C SDuniea for the Children Reaao~~&bly Priced Louasilll Pajamaa, Ray· Oil &lld Cottoll 39c ,, :.vtt~ •• < •I ... u . ... ~~ -' .,J•1H ' 1 \J ci/U' '- . SIRI :fl to 8 SLIPS U ' SdencP. Baflt('d By Girl's Changc> • ~hlnaa · 'l.) ' to ; "SNUGGlES" , · ·' .....,.,, wetrbl ~- '•114• ' ,.:., '' '" Blankets, :t ..~ttt~·~: ...~·~ ~--- > :', ' Star lodp . Ml'l. JIJl1N RUII o1 ~ford WBI the p.tet ~ of Mr. and ehirtu Ru111 aud d&\llb~~ ' · . ~Cilhdya Smtth on Sreezy Relshts Thursday. ! MH..LINERY s41f: _~be J;Jt.~, ~~h sllades ror .rau ..... .,.~~DMI ptltl0 1 , rut "Qtne. ~Wrn ...... Tea~ I Swea&ers, BeauUful hand embnlch~ rown" ,.Drelllel, Baby Boob. Battlen, Bot.- -s~ze, 11 to zo-Lona tlee;.(l rowna. · "'·:.. fie Wa.tmert. BooUtt.. e&o. ... fOW1II. rQOD rona. ; Wolfe Thursday, Mlaa Adele Schoentetn, newa rel!Drter Is confined to t)er home on ramuy. LIBERTY THEATRE BABY GIFTS Sbawla, Matn Street ill reported to be skrwty Improving. Mrs. Pqan Price of Fortland was the aut!st of Mr. and Mrs. Bentz " "'bvtdar ud ,.,...... L~" ~aner, With the atyle of ailka...·A sreat m&Dy differe11t atyle..-AIIDew. $1.50 alld $1.95 Mr:;. Emma Dorst who has been 11erkom1ly tll at her home on West. • .• ' c;. ., ~ ·. corrl'- .,.aM subsequently treed by ac- oontpllce.s In p. daring raid on the J~l_li at Lima, 0., In whicll Bherlft JeB¥ Sarber wM shot to death . Armament In the hands of the gang was stolen from tbe poJtce atatlons at Peru and Auburn, Ind. Clt1zens have formed emergency vlillallte OllJanlzatfons at Peru and at Seymour. ., Ill all Dew materiala Rabbits ~lath. WooleD KDita, Crepet, etc•. Reda, 8lu•, Ruata, Greella, BrowM, etc. $3.95, $5.95, $7.50 &lld $10.00 .\RM BROKEN lN FALL 2.:JS181ll!d: rua.nd of the fort!e. Headlns the png of criminals, ~uthorttlea believe, Is John DilJtnJWt', a~ des~rado who led the Mich!J&n .~i~y ~ penitentiary e11cape and .New Woolens BaU.y. West portJona. BYHAWKEYES Pomeroy Man Is ·-tote f"_f..,,..canlearned d }n "ras i • 1) either pay n]Ure ta.Bermaq. or appeal the case from · Neoaelroa<j, ~xtreme 0~~J~~j Both Sides Seema To Add To Strellsth; Picket· illl Halted · « has the opportun· Geo. sa£atday cloudy, colder 111 Oentnl partJGt:u; and foJiowed _,. n.fn tn FINELY t, ,tli~J:~ also • Ohio-Pm'tly clood]o and coJder ~----------~--------------------------------·---------------- I '·Now jttAt where did you t~ .y you A verdict of U28 as r.ompcnsation were gomg1'' repeated the officer for the land Pollen, and S672 M uPd again came the rf'ply conta.lnclaPmles. Lo the reslr:fue, was return- l1•g , '.~tLlc mformatlon, "To my · fC1 by a Jun In the oommon pleas at:?t • · " court here la.k Wedne5day tn llie Who Ia your aLmt? the omcer r tb Director of BllhWO.)'ti of · f>lpped another question hoping t.o ease 0 e f Ob1o 11 Ro and Gait ~a in some Information. only to ~~te 0 a:8 a ~dentktJon pro- tHwe the CPtlre 1nvestlgl!.tion col· ~eee&nh tor 1a.nd to be- uRed. ru; 11 I:IJ,~SP with ~he sa.r~onlcal answer: nlbt of way for propo8ed improved 1 My Wlcle 8 wife. 1 secUO of state Rouu= 'J below HobProbation omcer J. M. Thornton n · [In o. telephone convf}"satlon with ~e jury allowed the owner of , juvenile authorities 1n FraDklln the land *l.OOO ior compensation, COLmW Thursday learned that the -.M damap for tbe 1 and 1_. acres yotmgater l6 a ward of; the Franklin Or ..the :tterman I'IJopttJ delired by oounty juvenile court and he 1a be~e state for the hlchwa.y purpos- . lng held hel'e pendlr>g word from es. 'llle amount depc»lted. a& ten- that county regardint: dJsposJtion 4efed to Hennan for the mnall of the case. tract· of land for a rtght or waY w~ - - - -- - - - .. ttaa.ao. tt was reported, the verdiCt -~~ inct'eMin< that ""'•"•' ( uur READERS' NOTICE - If you want the N ewa Oftlce of The Dally Tribune, call 2!16-L; If the Bu.lnellil Office ask for 202-R. Given at Interrogation by aut.horltiM here of Lewis Bcotleld, 14. itinerant or youn~~:ster apprehended several days Thur&d&Y th&t the that amount DOESN'T COST A BIT MOREt .l.O U.l n:: f1 q .r> \ • ':' ,. "Quedr:'' Rem""tttea lnam.ed lOr TP•n~lnrm,.l:in, To-rd Maoculinity . -,,i � 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 26, 1933 davis kingsley nighman scott