https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6d5cd0f55277f8a318258eff480320dd.pdf eb9b6d96b899ba6a54f22b10c40068cb PDF Text Text .' UAUI • Tf . OHIO"' ITATC' IIUS!UU r· rcr r ~ T • nn ISTH AVt • .. ' ~aderless Purple Panthers Easily Beat Golden Rockets Noted Churchmen ~·~~ a~~;:t~:fe ~: ~:d Kroes ••••• ' ..... ""' Pooleroy To Be In Pomeroy tor N I• g h t the """ IU'OUnd w......,... len I Tomorrow ('Ud tor 26 yarM e.nd on •rou•d Wollston rlaht \\81! perml.tzed 115 t ook puablh£. Moore ftrat down t he Rocket 39 ynrd stripe. Kloes made 2 thru the lil'e and. Joachim bt 2 A forward pass lloore to JI y klat 5 for violation of the 6 man Jenk.Jns ma.de 6 and the qua~ter ! ule. Time v.as out for Potne(QY ~:nded with Pomeroy in posaeaaion ~ack1011 Cowdiana unable To Reaiat Slaahin1 Power Drivea Of River Cit;r Lada; Loa en Are Helpleu; Make One Firat Down EX-POMEROY Al'{ DIES A.T DAUGHTERS HOME Olld lor 29 , B' h 11 opa ChaM R ---;-H b emlft•toa, 0 • 10ft h ACED MEICS 'COUNTY WOMAN SUCCUMBS h!*a.= ,..:n,moe: -=~~ t:...,.lo 1or "ltollni _ . Am-·.... 8JN'IncfleW: Pollowtne • prolonpd p M at 8 • ' DIWI&'IW (lOACJII Alt&M8 MliNa. .lt&ea V&e&lm Of orew Weblter Poli itt tbl! ~..... 11 81 - .1 m- ID t.akm pta. lo .. -led &I lbo , · - ... ~ .......... to Speak at Q:rMe Epa,. Ch - ( 1~. c Pome~ lunior l'iflb ICbool alidtt-arium ThurDr and. Prld&y HoY R cn4 io, It baa been q~ • :wa. :Relooelll llJ a aonwe Wllh 1o • nn.IUM ~ lad ~ I s. lhe few 1 I I 1 I Ute: -Beat 'f ' b:ourrht m f 1 ;t,_ WOf!-t Of :J rl\ : ( •J:'ci at I J r= :: t.g "t dfiit.aotllll v:rassr ii: • t I ltd moot I .~ 1 a reauty... lnthJwtklexkune. e c hit the line for l otr: in I mlrmtes an :il aeconds that yard around 'W'el18ton wR£ • complet.ei\' 011t- Pomeroy 8 right end. wen~cJaijed, making tibt Ollt:l flrat down t.ook thn• out to1 Bumscomb andj t.&tt via the air while Pomekicked to Moore 1n mldDiade 12 and Olnt.y .fwnb!ed... \M.I.t..r ~~ov­ and -returned the ball 7 ya"tds 43 ynrd marker Moote arotijuLhis own left end le~ JuacbiJn on a rever~l' . lust 5 A pass• fl'lil,O.• of comi)lello1• lt wnfi 4th ddwll u.nd ll lo IP ldc~d on~ pt bounds on th, maf,e I • ~tb' "'x Pays coun ... ng ,. I I I Mr.' I I1,~:~·:~.t~""'::;deat1theFaame Phillip~ s~l -: ' ' "' ~ " :. . $ ' •' ~ i ' " ,, ' ]•\tUng • I Into Bacr agn!n •mt.l u adv~ce wns • ccorded \ k•~\>;,;;:~:~~f ~~;:; ktck~d ~oorebrOU!Iht on th~ ,34 ltll<l toDlnty \! I '' H•m• l _g'ir~~~~~p:La;vender. a L'KI hit the I;~:~~;:;,,:~ 1~ dn the fir~t play ' ·. pa8f!; -~;:!~~·~TRai'J.'8eY kicked L0 yal"d ltno Klo.·~ .~ ,.. 'e tll m<ltion f(hd opu$10 ,.enaltl' A rai-w&d wa~ by B~"rt on the Pom - (orward i' " ·. ll picke d fuun · to A fake with .PhJl· lln~ "'ent the wa:J i:~;~~~~!~:1i~~~li!!~~~~~;~~ Joetp~J~n 1n a. pas!l It faUed W ended •• ' J Rou11.h ' .; . .' {01~ , ....., , ....,- RUssell ~h ' a 1111(" fal1ed ' ~~~~~~!;J p·~~. to rain but tht> play biWk and Pomeroy too~ , p<l~lloy 1'Cil' cUpping Th the baU on the Ul belniJ ~& yiU'ds from th!."! rule violation wna com· • I <I / ntadt f . ' Moore added' 10 aaaln Pomero.)' was penalized 'll ~[t~h~a~vta~g~ {j ... TONIOBT "ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON" TlleltaJ ..,. Wedlle•da:r "BLACK BEAUTY'' ··h*M, ..u-aa.... ~ JUMo..., oa"" - Bale ........... Alftrade. Wollll. w- .. JII.OOD IIO:NU-JCrntiJ YOIIJ'I. :, ~llacoo••·• of . onlY At:aiD6 amen play on wasline ca.ll· apln Pomeroy l011t five 1~- and It waa 2nd down and :12 'Ibe penaltln wert being lcnicted because one ot ~he linemen would drOP out or the ttne to form Inter~ terence and the subtJtltute playlnl in Captain Caacl's place failed to Sl'UP the 111tuat1on quickly enough to flU the hole made vaca.nt by the I ""'"""' Kloell made 3 thru left ()ackle and then quiet kicked t.o the Welllton made 1 on a. reverse. Welllton lost 15 yartt.. for holdlnl. Ramsey tatted to ptl), Ramsey tfoted to Moore wbo re~urnec1 15 to I'Oll'leroy•e t"' KlOM made a thru but they were lost becauae ot a1x men oa the l1ne and r. 6 penalty added. MOClre D1ida 8 Kka ' more for let down on 43. Harrl.ll Ruckell' 31. Oaee men PoD· the cigarette that's MILDER the cigarette that TASTtiS BETrER .'. .. .. rt uur FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. VOL. VIII NO. 40 U \t'8 Nllllwa tt'e In 1be Tribuna POMEROY, OHIO, TUESJ>AY, OCTOBER 31, 1933 Hallowe'en Bewitcher AOMINISTRATIIN SHKS MUNS Of OOIHIN~CRITICS 1 Chan.., Likely To Meet , ( Criticiam Levelled At NRA ProiiJ'&III COURT CALLED ON I. To Detennine Conatitul· j ionality Of Govern· mental Tactica By GEORGE R HOLMES INS Staff Correspondent Washington, Oet. 31-INS-In· l creasing :ncns ot dlseontent with : t.be prQIIre!IB attained ln the adrnlnlst.ratlon's far-ftung recovery proe:ram o«:upled the attention of Pre~~ldent Roo!levelt and his chie! advJser.a toda)'. It lS considered l1kely there be 110me shiftinlil Of sa.lls to mtet winds of crltici8.m, although to 'i!.'hat extent or In which dlr~CI:Io'' temalns tor the momf:nt undeteJ· mbted. In the mid-west, aovernors nine qrteultural states tna: ll' conrerence tlllued low price ot There " crltleillm over spo.nnllll the a:np between tUl'al priCes and Industrial Vitth most of the sovernoJ"8 t:J. the I (da. Lupfno, one o1. the newer<~t Enr,IJ~h impol'l:atioftt to HollyWood, puts o~ a bold, front and seal"f!A away Hnflowe'en ~~with her myfltn;! pump· l.:nL As tf r. apook W~>uld look at the pumpkm wit.heuch beauty to catch the eye. Recosnlu Paat Miatakea ira hateTntlonal Field • i· ' 'i• ' ' :~;J;~~'~ a READERS' NOTICE - It ;you want lbo Nowa Ofllce of The Dalb Tribune, call 2M-L; If the Buoln... Olllee aak for 202-R. Fra~~kly • ••• yards to the 48 Kloes .for, De Moore Q,J.adJ! 10 but-l;he 1:;": - ... : ctLDed. boek, the tac it~ ,) I IROckeW.~ 35. Bufftngton • poadu- E. McNauahton, paaeed awa.y at ate and hu bad lpl¢&1 tra1nlnlln llra. Ethelinda Moore, BS, widow ure the bOrne of hl.e dt.Uib~r. Yn.. dramatic dlreeb. She quJ\e Cn~ ot t.be late J. C. Moon, died at her DeWitt Wt>Pt Jn lor Bryaut. of the ball on the Wellston 32 yard Tueaday eve~t \I~OO o"t~ Clarence Lon&". a't 8prfn&Hela, Moll- thualutlc onr tbe ·proapecta. of dir~ borne at cannel. Sunday attemoon. Kloes hit t.he lme for 6 and Moore l!ne 8oore Pomeroy 12 Wellston 0. re&identa of Pbmeroy wUJ. be aft'ord.- day, , cctJnr the pla)~fl!, b.,. ~ D~ WU ~ to have been C&UI• n a de 4 ar:Jund l~ft eud Moore made 4th Q•ner l'f! the \.WU'- "'' hearint two Mr, KcNapsht..m wu 1 t~ orp.lllzed ber a,ntl -.Ul'ef$. ~ ed foUo,rina 1 hlp fracture whlch I:J more around left and a nnt Kloes ticked out of bounds on of l.he :rnoted.~ chkcb hl~i.Dar- J~r.kteDt of Pomeroy ~ll for tnW crunmltwe Utat bU Pever me' abe , a.u!f:erid ~veral weeD 1&0. clo wn The ball wa~ on Well.<lt.on'll 25 the 21 Phillips made 3 and Blu.fftQ-11 lcs In t~e Prol.e6tant EpiScopal yeors WILl ellfployed &t • moka'lliJ,a mqrt: IJI'Bcensl and talentt£1 Yout&a COUIIted. with tntirmltlee of are. WINNERS CROSS GOAL THRICE ~_nrd U.ne Kloe~ made 4 thru. tacklt ton 2 011 succeS&Ive line pla~ . A church when tbe ~l:lt ellllnent on the street ra""'ay ,cqnneetlng peop)e to ~ eare ot the rta~c She Ia survlve4 by siX dauchters, ... oJhl'hun made a bt>a uWul twllltlug pns.s Rant'lt'y to Towntiend wu.s iood Rev William p :Rerrana:km D D., P~clDe and H~. He ha4 been In ot Ute play. • · ·Mnl. Abbie Role, Mrs. Ciani. Circle, Fint Score Made In Six Plays Before Game Ia 3 1uu fo1 16 1 1:1 rds and rt1 11 t. down on tor 12 yar.U and Hrt;t 4own, A ~i 111Ss1onary bishOp of !:altern Ore· ftdUri health tor abnl.e tine .ti;nd The maUl cut I'Ul mel!:t htr to.. Wr11. Minnie Orr, )lrs. Prank:h!l • Old· p lh Ia the R<X'k eL 5 YIUd line Kloefl hit Plii S8 was Lnoomplete Ano~r lOJ\f 'on and BiSho Henry Wise Hob· ~cath hiLdbeen~bed momentar.. r.lk)¢ to start. rehearsa)a 1h eameat Buchtel, Mrs.• Laura JCisellttein and M Jnutea t an •en lip Y Beat Form Of tac kle for 2'-1. Moore hit center tor pasa failed and Wt!ll!ton wu peP.· : on , b1shop <lf Southern Ohio U.y dllt'lq the past days. and every Indication ~ta tclward Mrs. Bert.l'la Kolter and twp sona Seaaon Deapate Loll Of Captain 1 ~ and the bG.ll was three feet ttl~d o yards Ph11llps made 2 thru lJiocese wtll be at the Grace Epls· His IIOb, De.nny McNaurhton, an " highly mucceastul and en~rtaln. William Moore or Montana and from a touctldown Kloes went thru Ct·nter. Ramaey kicked to the Pome- copa.l ch.urcb here f:mployee of the Ohio ~Com- h).rr producCIOJl. .Dana Moore. ODe aistft', Mrs. Achaa l')c line fer a t ouchdown Score rlo y :ro and Kloes retumer;t :U ya.rda Bli5ho Reml ton a. worJd war pany here, lelt ta.&e Bund&y night B t G II' 1• EJilott 9l Hoclcinrrport also aurvlves. Undaunted by Lhe unkmd blow 1ROal with lhe ~u. 1 a t his b11.ck P ::~mero y 12 We!l~; ton 0 Spercer (;(line out of bounds on the Rockets' b 1tJ n ~d ch~ lai~ .sport.vnall t .. be at. his father'& bedllde. ea a Jp(Ji I I Funeral servtcea will __be conductCen1t by 'ALe but three hout'M be- 1Wt-lhston choso to kick a nd wli l'd r~placed B'nckwrll 'I'he try for thf' 1il Moore Wllh beautiful fnterfer- .rnln~.:an and ~ lrtUml leader ~ Mr. McNau1hton b survived 1)y CLAR8 PAil'tY 1DNI6HT 1ed. from the Mt.. C&nnel chureh t'ore em lim, the Purpl e PH. _ H Phllllp~> kicked off to Shu n 1,1kM I extra poUlt }I' as ml s!led IJy Klot>!'i PIJCf> t.ook the oval 20 yards tor ur3t I;n e or the lcadl.n: iq]lt•itua.l le&ders twq dG.ugllters. Mr& Long, at whDAe The Happy Huatk!r~~o claM <lf the Tt1esday attf!moon at 2 o'clock with 1 e ~. n on his :lO ye 1 d li nt• the r um r w1w 1~ ddt•tJal:K-1 rrplacl'd Moore r.lflwn on Uu~ Well!don 20 It wa.<~ a 0 r h U lt.ed State H bJ hatne he died at,•d Mrs. Robert Me- Church of Christ. wU1 RiVe a Hal· burial In the Cannel cemetery in th"rs of the Pomeroy high school Shumak"t rt' turocd 'right w I Kloe~ luck~·d lo the Wello;ton 20 I •II' around Wellston s t'nd. Kloe!l ~ · t ~ll~es r len~rllh~p :~h r~tyre, of aPrlngneld. Two ROIJI, iuween J)al'ty and !IOC!al Monday C'harge or the Plnllterwald under0tratts htcb entered the pme DRalr»:l. Wcll ~>;tO!"l 38 murkcr b( rou hclug down- I r.nd Ramse y rPturn~Jd it 8 ya.td~. A n·ndc 5 thru right tackle and MooMJ : 11 q h nd tanny ot Pt:Jmeroy and Frank Me· noenlng at U1e Church, A ealetftla tflkin&' company with 11et JBW and IP"im determl,rm• K1eos went through W-::ll.st.on"s p:.oss was lllCOmplete PhHII~ m:tde added :t arou•d rl(Jht end Pomeroy ~~:\o ~~ho kDOW'wttlpl c ~ eara Naughtprl or ColumbWJ, arc the llmcheon will ~ ~d. 'l'he enGallipor t!on ~Tittcn In their every teatur rllilht tackle ror 27 ;:.urds and be 12 In a lme buck A quick kick by was ofl-slde 1nd lo.'\t 5 ttlru a pen· Blsh 1J0~· lA ~ll 1 k otller &urYIYing children Lertainment wW be ln charre Of 11Takinl thell' opponent3 by sur- fore anybody •calh:ed wlJa t was Ra m sey failed to clear lhe line of Rlty Kloos oh n. everrse IOBt 3 ond t op pefpJ nown ~! wW be .. to' Urs. Katel'lna RotWy, M.t.SQIJDI\DE PARTY pl'llle tbey began wl~ the openina;: happenhll", Mocrc took the ov 11 scrimmage strlklug a Wei!St.on Hoore around rQ"ht endtlost 3 more. 1 ro::~mv e ' 8 to.. rl\quire Melfdi "C ty by the PIMterwald A mWIIetl Pl'tJil'&Dl baa been &r· play o1' the aame to ftrh'- and cl11w through lhe liBme place for D 1'aver u• the back, Baer reooverlng A pass faHed and lli ;~;aa WeUston's .,!~~ P.l~?:Etf'~O::i ~ .~~ 11· Undert.ak 1 Oompan:f. Tbe fUneral r31lpd for the auea:ta. Thoee partt~ the Thea Sun~~Ohl ctauM of 0 e si!Mees to be con4ucted Wednes. Clp&tlng wW lmJ)ff'ICibate the fq}.. and tenr &hd pound at their adthe b~JJ wa.s on th!:! Rock- f1 r Pomeroy on lM· Wellston 30. bafl on their own 3S yard llftel "1)1' ' race ......--urch held venarles much a.s tbelr llQmesoiet: , :! 2 ynrds otll(le Kines lhcn Kloe11 made 3 thru t.nckle. Selden- Phlllltm mode 2 at. the line. Shu- ~~d Llayd Otarlte of At:JleOII, day at :;( p M. frllm t.he re~~ldence l'lWinl l!d10 oelebrlfies: Kate a masquerade p&Jty Saturday evenor the jungle are to dO o.nd the bull on th~ same play 5 I• bel picked up 4 ml)re around left rraker lnborcept.eu a pQ.ss and ran I side llto~~hem= c~:hw~~ri- 'lf C M Vlnlnp:, brother-In-taw, on flmit.h, Irene PUnt: Bradley Kin~ 1~ ~ Pa~lsh Holllle In the rear When the smoke of battle hnj to th( 17 ya rd stllpe and cpd Htt repeaLed lnaklng 5 tm to the Wellston. :)1 ya 1d marker 11 vlted i" B P c 8 "he HarriSO[IVUie Road.. ~e, OenYor Kapell: Mountaineer ~... In l U1'e • Beventy .. flve peo• ~ed away th~y pad the football a ltf mD.u.d wi th hi 1 d f!rs t dQ\Io•n 'Joachhl'l made 2 on a before being dD\Vned • n Ga • • €.:sters, Mrs, Rousey and Owen ...., c UdJDI" l(l'Own-upl'l and child~ pme tucked 1'-way n'eauy \.md('l voncln the Jlnc or scrlmnrr:a : 7 1rH•rNI>' Seldenabel' a dded 1 on anHarris replaced Lavender Moore I -Beat lhpolJI- 1 Hess, "Red" Granlt, Oemp Kin- ren, Wel'fll present and enj()yed the tneir belts by l\ 19 to 0 score mc.r~ b~ flank'llll lhe ilghL er./' i.l ( thr.r rt>verr.e and the half ePded \l'ent thru right tackle for 8 Kloe!l horw~rd )lit'S WB3 :Caua;ht by an inWARRANT ISSU~D die; France9 Ingraham, Clara con .. ~ooal festlvttles. Ootnginto tl.~t t'my decld~dly th~ the ball wa ~ · J u ~ t 10 ya d 'fu.n ~•l th t he ball in Pomllroys pos.seas- rr.ade nrsl down when he hit the ellalble ,Yf:ell.s~He and It waa Wa.nant waa !Gsued here, Jt waa roy, Madame Aida, Gladys ~n: lo 1 IS =t' awarded to the fol1 undBrdop aa a rc~mlt o1' the !nellIS rom 1:or. fin the Wellston i.5' yard mart- llroe for a Moore added 3 at rliht Pvmeroy'.:l ball qeldenabel made 5 learned, from the coUrt ot' ~. R. Amos n' Andy, Charles PrWe -,.Dd wIll": f pl"lze for the prettiest 1 glblllt)' of their captain and sta go::l k h ba.l r• tockle and Kloes 2 more at the .hrlt the 'line and the ball· wa5 on Titus, Just.1ee o1' the ~ee. for the Victor Hysen: Little Ja.el( ~ ~ ~ume, Sara Lou Blmpeon: nm 1 once mot ~ ot!enslYe and defen 111ve man oes t.oo t e lrd quarter snmc h<lle Moore starting a.rouJJd the Pomeroy oiO yard line With thfl arrest. Of Solly Youn«. Sam Rubin; Maida of u~' and second for the moat comical ~rnurrJl pare!ltal objeetklns, th~ :~~~~n~:~: 11 f0 ~~·~1~81t~~~h th i! 1 Pom eroy W!l~; defending the eaat 1Wellxlon's left end was well 1.o thr Panlllers in posseYion of the ba.ll The afflda.vlt for the warrant was Norma Gibson, Virginia Kaelch =~ J~&n fber;:aeb and~= Panth~. In !Spite of the hu: ~ th.n • , , g liP t;oah Klor.s ll:lekoo. t.o Ramse who s'lqth .ll1de or the !leld with three when the game ended iSI;ued at the request ot H. P. Mayer Ors.ce Mlddleswart. , ~· pr ze or e moat Uulr t'nt.lre plogram play hetl !~<llJ~ t,~~~~~?,:~l'~~~d 2~c~ ~~ (;!~~~~ Lm~,d. 3 to the WelJsWn LR- tnoklers Jel\cillnr. for him about Po;l~'~lne liP POti w II 11 ton fol'n:,er Mid~rport :a~~l, who -Beat Gallipolia- ~-; g:t~~t;:~rc~0~J· beeP bum about Captain Case . Y"IH.it'r macle 2 on a rever!lf' :> y1u dR back of hill • \.luting point Bl~ck :n LE T bd J:l'f'i 'yar:oo n1 1 ~ll~lewaft"atdl OFFICERS ELEC'tBD ' sentatlcm o1' prizes thoM presen~ en.. 0 nSf \oOk hi~ removal from the 11amc A PMS behiPd lhe line to Ph1ll1ps "'1\tn ~h e Panther quartet Wppccl YJ a oung was n a o:o<J Df .I . ed various d d 8001Of. without audible protest but went Charley Schorn dlmlnut.lvc ptlncd 1 Ram~ ey hit. ,r.tlter tor ~ 0 cold In his track~> reversed hill nr.I<I Keh!er L't ' DouglltY toxlca.tton Sunday. '~ i The class elect1oiw ~JUblf!r Hlib DY. games an nut to ~;how lhr.ir friends and foe!l subslltute guard on the Pan~ galp Rnmr;ey kicked to the Pnmi!roy '_lld galloped 11.1 ound right el}tl. and· ~!:~le ;~hlfl~~ ro~n~ Brn!St w~ld ~ h~ school which were h~ ~ . ,... " ' -Beat CallipolianJikt thr1t they could oYercom,. ther IKJ.Uad cam~: up .wlth a 3!; KIO!'s .no.de l qller tumbling I '1~ eutlr~ Welll!ton team fo!' a. , ...,., eu m na an Brg J~ ~n l..ut which were AO el• as ~eeS.. PIANO RECITAL -~cle" howe\'er yreat. so long a~ r~ew and completely ortglnol Mocrc adcled 2 riGht tackle. and touch<lo~n . along the north side of !~~~~~n - ~ ~:Brjft :aes t~lo ~nio B~daJ'. sttatc a recount hAve ~en anm.ifi:... A musicale was glvenatthehome - - werl' IIUC1t as are wUhln .he •xcttse ror being "nff-Rldf' · ln Jonl'hlln !I mot"(l Qua reve1se. Pome- I he (l:rldltpn. It was tho mo.'lt !lt'n' "11 / • n a e&' ' ave (lr e 'le! ced as follo~ 1-' 0! ' of J.{rs. W A. Compton, West Main .ffMP. 01 a,ny hll!h school tooibn.J l.hf! Wellston Rnme. Chnrley H.oY Jo~Jt.lhc ball On her ov•n 32 y1ud stlUOtfal piny of the game It Willi a ~hum,R!{eol ~~ Soqderll ~0 cease 1rlvln~ his it&te ~ EIQ:hth Orade,JprMldeflot, Donald Street, Saturday afitmoon at 2.30 aq~. had relieved Kindle when hne wlmn Klol's wa~ dow11ed bcforf! I~ :rard run Score Pomeroy JB J oo~e Rtf r!'~Y a~ nJ ceme ~ere;, Weed; vie':! preaJoent, Bobby Ebers- toy the pupils of Mw Frances Ihle ·. ~vlnB th l' n wt1 at 11"30 l"1a Pomeroy was penalized five kt:klrg on fourth down It &tJpe~ ' \'!ellston 0 ' / n h~s LH B,; toer theu~gm:teemltoy aslda a bach; secrctary~treaaurer, Donald ~f'acherofplano. ' . oo-playc:r and captain h:\d fBl"dli ror "off-lllo.e" play The llt thH.t the klclcer used too rnuch A pass Moore to Shumaker waa OfU: m u na n e ry was ~ · Zlllller. The f<lUowlnr proe:ram waa pres'• refused permission to plat o1flcial8Bid Charley was.gull· t•mc combined with the fact that. &ood for the extra point ard It waa Kloe>~b tJ FB F Phllllps -Beat GaJIJpoJiaSeventh Grade-president, Pran~ cnted· Tip Pan Parade-WlUtlng, 8 .o; t~tlot>~bel W~llato~H:-rts MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Co"·S Elberfeld; vJce.president, Betty Noreen Long; Amaryllls Oavotie.~e of an InJury either real o. ty After the gaJr.e Charley Ir.e lin e allowed Wellston players to lD to 0 Spencer replaced Blaek.weD, 0 ers; f~ed, the boys went t.o Welletllu !&.ld "I w11.s 12 or lfl Inches fl• ter t.hrough more c;~utckly than ~eldenabel replaced Moore, Shirley ~~WI~;~n e~, t e or A marrlage license was Issued ln Hut.chlrul; secretary-treasurer, Oeo, Ohyll, Noreen Long aiKi. Margie ~~ little con\rersatlon on the back of the ball and 1 turned t "Wil l Bumn11t.on made J thru Guinther went In tor KelRer. $elP or ryan the probate court bel'fl Monday to MassiU". Mome; A Toy Band-Bainbridge M"· !:very one se~mln11 to fetl my head and that WmlsLOn t£>r:kle and Phllllps another at cen~ ~Pnabel Hlturncd Wellston's kick Q4 sell (~~r~~c~fush ~or ~0::::~ R~s- Lawrence COilkle, 22, r:alll'oader, -Beat Gallioolia(, ri:;t, M,:IU'gie Moore; Minuet, Num .. t~ Uley had been dealtanalmoat center mOYed. the bp,ll <ln me t ~;-r A forward pass W88 incomplete ~o yards to the 3D yatd llQe. Bel~ Keiser &;hor:!''r r Kl ~ . ~r o: ind P'em Leeli)ne, 21, boUJ·ot ~ut· lf.A.Lt.QWEEN POTY b1r8, 1 'and 2 Bach, Muaette~Bach. ,...rable blQW and so It seemed to 'ttlfl.ke" me otJ-slde." P.~lothP.r !or ward PRS.'I failed a.nd :wnabcl ma(fe 4 arobnd ~d. :Se LP' t ·~ BlaCk 1 ~ Ben e, ~ J!NJ,a. 'they ~e marrled.,..by J. w. !.ito _ : • A Mprning Prayer-Tschaltovsky tG li.na who beard the bad news Wellstor WaH penalltet1 5 yards. Jr made first down lln the &une play Jenkl:s we 1• ldenabel for McCullou~ JusUce of the peace. The Ha)py II&I'Witerts Class heiO apd ;altz In Eb-Tseh&ikovBky, 1' fL8 PQmeroy's ball Ol"l her own 35 >' .lh a 14 yard gajn He repea~ I.Jlte Saturday morning To lchd0 A lleepse was llsued Saturday to 1a Halloween party Ptlday eYeDin P.uth 11rber. aut all who held such tboughtll a t the lin e railed to make llne, l yard11 being gained In l ut made no gain A pass Seld6n-. Mo(r~ Pol~~\l~~ifu~d~oe~:l~, Cha,_lmers W Gillilan, :10, d&trymea.l at the Pea.oe Evangelical eh.ure: Afiie- the preRentatlon of the .........ned wlthi)Ut the dynamic extra pomt and LhtJ !:IOOI e Wall ' ~~ll exchnnae abel to Joachim to Kloos ma~e 10, maker Horwatd pass front ~oore~ 1\r,ct Goiaa F . McKenzie, 18, both <lf Mte eYenlng was spent tp. mwlo and pr~ ft!reshmcnts ftre served J'orce found so often Ln the fiBht- Pometoy 6 w ~ ns t.::, n 0 We L<>tan was absolutely helplees Put Pomeroy lost the pla.y and took F!tsl d p games ., 1by · t~ following committee . Vll'~ 12·. W 11 · Racine tni heart of t.."'f true bAtllcr Tim ~ wan called by Wellston It fore the Panther Une n 15 yard penalty for holdlnB •ton I ~~~~9-;eroy 00 e : I ' Pollowing the srand J:tU~.rob prlz.- ~11lpompton, Tommy Crow and ~ldna: the lnlttal kickoff an' I B Phillips klcked to Blackwell Moore IGBt 5 when Bryant broke St:horn ICuhu:ed Kindle PoQll"~ ~Vell~;t~n 20 .irds omeroy yards, BIG TUBNIP e.s were awarded to Mrs. Wald ~Rinehart. ~illl1t btH:k 8 yards tl'e ·team on the 21 llnd tlu! <hmky l!Ui lhru l\l'd nailed him Moore went roy v.as again detected In a rule ro,.. Tl r Y t There may be a depreasion In Windon s.nd Mrs R H Wells for · 'l'tUI next In the series ot mll!l2 1 rot"' llf Lhe Panth~r~ . s~rte1 brought 1he ball back 10 to the 37 C. l ound light end l<lr 3 Kloes quick fraction but PO penalty "'aM lnf11ct.. O;~a~s (JU~;rs 1 ~ nutes Ri wme lines of buBln~ but it's not the flneat 0Qitwn8s, and . .Mn. Allen c:\tlr to be given by the pupUi ot lutictionJng and while the Wells · Mcore weni. thiou~h cen ter ror 4 ~wked to RamEley, who returned to beeausr: Wellston lnteree}Jted. Oral•de J• 'umplreereeRh<ldyne C~U>~ r.otlcea.ble in the tumtp ,patdl of Hartley aod Mrs. Max. Mel"hl'lll~•t IIJp, Jhle will be prtsented Baturtml\e.s were attotp14o'l'l at ul.e sud .lie Wellston 45 On a fake play, the ball Qn an attempted P88S mW !H d Li ' es ' w A Morrla ot ll&rrtilcinfi.U~ t« the mOIIIt comical •-:rr:;o a&.y...jio~ber 25 Tboee who wW ,dt@~s!ilt It all a.nd ev~n the He rf'pent.eq Lhc gain O¥l a plun I tollllps madl• 4 thru tackle! Bumng r<'fU9ed the penalty The ball w~ i,le:t I TnesmanPt Ha::fa~ COhlo Morrll brought a 't~ip to I Outrof-town rue•ta' wert Mrl I partklii'Jaft!, tn thla. l'lltltal wui be h losl three around the Pomeroy on the P01peroy 4S yard rnarke1.,A ~'e by ""Qu'o'r'te' ra'" 1 • 2 ~maa., T the editorial oftk:ea pt o~o\.-it= WllUam W.o ods of 0~. abl!i \rgtrd~~tt:.~pt;gn, 'tOmmy Crow 11 ~ PJnttl.er cohort. Wfl,ll. )"Ub)l' 1111 c fl H(thL tackle' R;\oor.; macle neal ' too Wj ; q~ .In l;i:eW,Jlderakat.. thl' JU& ? Jardt; at cmtcr and It was -ll. 11g Lend, but Phtlllps Kalned them dasfl at u, Une lost a yard, DU.t Tribune whtcti wellh~'fl· lfh ~~bt ol ~y 0. tDd Yl~ OM• • ger~ut hevei- besltMed unt.tl ~ and a . toot to 8"0 on th' beck, Gn a tackle drive Ramaey ~rneroy lost :! for otrsldr.. RuMeU \V ~~~.Y . . ~ 6 0 't ID f<::~ur pounds arid WJI hren\ ~ Ha5ie.es we1'e Mri, LIWful Pime , -Beat Galli lia41 y:trrt line ·t;ouchdown, the OOjec~lve of everv kicked. thr baJl rolling to the Pom· •"i'placed Jqachlm and knocked , c n · · • 0 • 0 0 0 ':1 circumference It was qUn..;. ~e Mrs. May Bmtth, and Mrll. Nellie po :~u player and t~. had bee.l n~~el~a·~:Y w:i:!~ ClOY 12 Klocs Clll'riflrl tbe boll l nGwn n paM A lh•e play m~de 3 A_l_ -B_e_~Galhpohaturnlp all tn one pleee. ~ 4~~- · 1Bry~nt. l'arn ·&o Pap 3 ,.,. Pvmero, !ftolrt o· L BY Carrier liS Cmti- ·BJ Mail SUIO UIEATHER FORECAST- .:.:._ fJ :oh~Fair, warmer In south popUaa. • r.1gh t Wl"dnt.Miay (lBrtly cloud:J W,st Vlrtinla-Palr t.on lght. ant! BIO'll!)' rWrlg tRmpnatnre -.- .... ..... • PRICE THREE CE~- �/ • ,. ,, fl)_,AY, OO'I'OBia II, IM '1'1111 - -.. - - J,·"]J_!)~ !.k tpt.!. !.~tl!.lLN~~·' ··I -w, or 11 Nol-l've Been Abi'Oatt" 011-. Ollldlr 11!0 M lt8loll 3, tm. PUI!llll!Od DallY 11110 1 _ . , a..,.llolurday. l..ooatod qn Lowvr 8ecODd 81-1; I'OiliUOf, o. 1 'Mim au· trfeocb 6end us Jettera .... newa m~ttar f(lr oubUt&Uoo tbt1 / lboWd 1a....U e~aea alp; their uamet--aJUtoug:b uot ~Y ~o bt pmted. , AuiiOJJnO\llltUera. ~wever ex~qt aDd d4~rablt 111 l.bem· ! tllhlll lQ no~ Wlll be pqbli&llfd. NElS YEllow 1 .,---- - , J red :kimball, 1M. Uelin.mJ BJ Cartir:r • .. . • •. One Week . . • . OIMI KODth . Que Year . . .• . .. ... . •. . . " J4q.P . . . ••. .au Three l(ooths • . c00 Six !lontbl . , . . . . .••.•••. .• • . . . . ... . Spritek And Imps )Jasper Russell a.'!:, ~~~~' ~:-:.:=..,.w' Hax_e}!-eir Flin.g 1 Dies In Capital ..Ro!r.er ~: hoBptt&l.O:F~..~~1:! In Jg Cai'ruva1I Laat Cioil War Veteran In Columbla Ano" Elb£bolb Nobleo "' w..t artd Prances stoYer or In Nazi Propaganda Furor ::.=. iiJIII!III ·YDIIIl ~ ,to VIRGINIA CR£GG -=p-=b-o_n_e-=...5::.8-2---L- With b~re, o;-:;;;le aM horns- I Ir ,lac.h1eVoua ey~ ......~.... - - olote , I ........, ..... Middlepollf: S~o~ceumba reeet~t vitltion or \Ytlllam Wolff. and taznUy. ClarenOI' N•chols left. the laU.er J)Brt o! UlP Wl':tk tor Wheelinl w Oalllpoll." were to lnfinnitiee •n~~~n m tudeoual:y painted maab--beau- 1 i•ful and oocnlp.l coat11me&-&nd a c.••r nhal splrl~hundredl ot MldtHeport dtiroem participated In the Halloween oell!llratlon ttere Mond&y e;ven'fnl, ThotU.ni:ta of clt!Mns gathered nlong the streets t.o view t.he parade Of HaUowden celebfant.a .,W to Jolh tn Lhe fun and frolle ot the HaUow•·Pn season when' spl1'1tl. aprte8 elf• find Imps alje supposed to have 'the-ir J~GK[Ts 8[ CIN P~ACTIC[ ' I'KIIInaqll, IIIP•••" t LO One :Month -• · .6Z • • ..;. 01110< 1(ella Webb On Sunday they vlltted. l/lf!lr old hnme at P!.nP. Grove. Ml'l'; Cynthia Terry snd ,..-..r, and Ml"S J P Ca.merou spel\.1. Bund&y 11\lh Mr and Mn H H wtaeman. 1P A Wrlb; and 110n "ow.i.rd. a'-" 1t nd1 <1 t he !llnf!r&l or their llister 1c,nc.J uunt , Mrs FJ!ther Scott, at. Meitt':anics burg 11 wef'k ngo Sundll.y. Ml fo NellJe HUg t who wa.~ ope.r&t• c·ct on at the Wt.1· e CroBII h011pttal hal-i l lltunH•d hm1n' a1•d Is JllOOVt'l'· 1 Word hL"' bf!en recelved flere of Va ' the dftllth of Jasper RQ.!!l~PU , 87 Mr and Mn1 1 Da.rhng , M• PW nlct::ly !gun the flu week of Jl 1:. years ot ap, 1.he l&&t aurvlvtnr old and Mrs Jarue3 Plummer 1md twc Mls IJu.l'id S ll!Jocflcld of Crestand w!Jl go "'~o Loean ex:C:; t , soldier clalmlna residence u Mid- rhUdren ot CO&It.on were BtUlt..hty , lint· was u recent guest of her .rno1meet one of the ,o;tr.;.ngest teams II' dleport, which occurred 'J'Uesday gue,o;ts of Mr and Mn R M. 0: :)1 U1e1 Mr;; Ded ·_..ro fl.nd motherI lhe league. morninr In COlumbua at &he John KBn r n - hw M1 ~ C1lla WPbb 'J ht: l..ogu.n eleven demanded tl•r ~'b'"an rd!dence, ..-here Mr. Rua• M1 nnd M11~ Btl.rt H nnwlmgt , l''r!lnk Uo!l omb und Brn.cl"n White 1 • pC. LIIJl•t af the h~aguc wh£n u.. . yae~r~a ~!3 ~me Ufor the~ Mr11 E. E BlllU 1md Mrs Namw 1 .. c ln Lhe u mt h t:T I' COWitJQS husk· 1 rtden.l cd Pomeroy In thelr ttr~t · ' lLSIIC' was Alee motor .d to t:hu.rlest.on. Tur~· ll!; ~OC il leflgu" encoWlte Thet ~ Melp county and spent his en- da.y , where lh€y v~tted otue stan Junw~ Uyg and fnnu ly have mov 1 cr.nte& played ~ the - ' : : c~;~ t.h~ •,..uet.~':w wt,~~ exlnaeptiOI\hlchor ley, who Is couflr~d •l.u McMUiu 1 r 11 lO t llf' W i iJL~ farm M1 s Hal mon SprouSl' and Miss in a s~'OrPie&& tie wilh Athens th lllrtG". ur 1 "' ho6pltuJ Loran team outplayina: tbe Bull -rhe parade wu headed by a band . ::e he made hl.a home in Colum· 'the Infant son of Mr and Mrs ~llldH<~ McCarley spcnl Ttu.arsdP.y r V' ilh Mr:; H H V.'isem11.1• . 0oQ11 1hroughout the game bll :;du the dlrtcUon of Wallace RU&.r;.ell and hts wife caor.a cncar F. :8au ~r of short Pourth av· I Si' ua 1 ! ro m here att.ended the la.ckmg the neeesary punch to put ~ &4font and wa& routed. &lon1 Bee- Moore) were re.aid.ents ot Middle- enue was tak~ n to Holzer h011pltal ' funr r al or Mr~ Vicl.orla Ew~!lJ th~ b.'!.ll acroos the llne ~nd. avenue, pualna: t.be mM,)' per- port tor a number 01 years l'eiSld1ng at Oalllpohs Monday for ot>serva( .lum ~~· u c w o! Elza Glen n o.t VmHardeat Carne Of Seaaon j Jackson and Athens it r-d, u tc. ooris J.bilna: the a1dewalb to the on South Second AvenUe. Aftel' tl(lrl. 1 h n F'nrtuy T D t f • 13 nnd Middleport completely ~udgee &t.and, wber.e prizea were the death or hLs \VIfe, Mr. Ruuell Mr and Mrs Detrnar Prlode and .vir:<. John Lol~;~.: nf Alice comO a e &Clng outci:J. <-s .d the Jackson team in ev- warded for cOBtumed persons. made hi& homP. with Mr nd llr8 t.wo so ns le rL Sundo.y to:- thel ' !liloll lty .~ \'CIY lJJ Local Lada cry deparlmt'nt. ot play althlliPI 1'he entire celebration was pre a Pearl McKniaht ot urWo~ Btr t. hon'f' llt ZaneRvii.Je Mrs.. Alblir I M:1uy Ca.rdwull Ill for se\•eral __ LhLy wor but a 6 too &COn!. Cloln - ,11ented ~der : the &~lees of the later eotna to Oolumb ~ · P~ odf' lct urn.!fl with them fer .. , ,..b 1s unimproved po.ratlve scores givea Middleport .i P.ee-n,ey-BeMett, Post ot the Amert~o 'lbe death or the d~ marks v-l \'op lr·) Thompson of Alice under· N cne toucud()wn maraln, but co..~t rnn Lei.ton a:nd the ~ tbat. PIT· the paastnc ot ttre Ja.st member ot A B Hoyt ol l'd.nrletta. en:one t\ 1 m toruHI Opt'rB.tlon l.a.!i~ 'ieot.~~., Clyde ba.ttyn and hla proteges will t1C!lpated aUfDt,88ed e fOQdest a larp ta.mlly. He wBA precerJed. Mtnd~:~.y lor a .ew days ..villi~ .with Mr and Mrs GE<orge BGkli' or To Keep Slate Clean And dllin:p.rd tbls mannet ot dope en- ~r~;:O::-tscO~~ o! 1 tn death bY h.ia wife, one daughter, Mr11 Blna Sa1.bo1n and fa.mily. Charlest on 1'-J}ent Sunday with her Continue To He&d tirely and will constder the Lossn li'or the ~ La.dy>s' Dl05t comlc Mrs. Hattie J.fcManip1 and one I -Beat Logan,..__1 j)B l f'l~ t~ . MJ aJW Mrs. Norrl.s, Iteam from another st&lldpolnt. 1 tume, th& pr1.ze n.s awarded .AJ1c.e Fred. Two graDdKons. Ray BANQlft.'T AND SPEClAL Mn, Anna Harkl11s and tamUy ' L earu~ The offensive of the Jackets Kesterson,• of PQmeroy, 'nle Men'.s vlve Roy Rus.sell of Columbtu; 6urftU:ETINO WWNESDA \' I h ::~ d the fc llowlng guests Sund&y ~ha t "wt:pl. KCro&!'l the defense ot most" comic eoshune prlae went to ~ as well aa a number of nieces All f'X·servlce men or MelgJ f'n r l IIIII and son of Dexter, Mr. PaciUIJ their first 1933 seison on Jnckat.n and other I :putedly stroBil A. L Hr.sell; Best dressed la.dy'a ~~ nephews. Mrs. Pearl Me- county lll'f: Invited to attend th . . , a nd Mrs Marion Long Dora. Long, an opponent's field, the Mldt:lr-- teams of the ifmgue will be brush- costume, Mrs. Pearl ReynoldB; Bellt. Ml!~~et~tda~e"n~~~ra Booce of l OOn<la:e l n.nd special meeuna: ~ spon~ I r>I 1 and M1 s L G Re ed of WU rnr~ h•"'h school YeUo 11 J"cKct~ cd liP Lhix Wt'€k t.o 'be used ago.tnst man's costume, .Frnnoes Roush· _. ' ~. j 'oad by t he Peeney-Be11nett ~t · kc-•1vllk began prcpnratlons here Mond"/ lac Purple and White. Cblldreil's .most unlq11e costumes', he;:-e funeral cortege Will arrl~ of tl:e 1\.MCl'lCan Legion a~ th .;) M1" Raymond McGhee and .80D. In e'Ul"nc~t. tO! , he t ilt thk. WI r ~ Th ~ came will be l>layed at Lo- D~u·be.ra Meinhart, Doris Bailey, ter:~::'n a~~h=~ Thwluii'Sdlbeay at~ :Mlddlti>O{~ L ~&ion hall, ~ednesa.t } ~prut Sunday at Val McOlilee's. with the ~ 1 hi..:h. school ~cvet• HJn F11dav :..~Hemo ::m ami alrelldy Gene Harris, Bobble Plesher. MrH Rose M!UOn ol Utart. h 1dueled from the Ch~-• of C~~ evening Jt was announced by H D Undt.>:eated 80 far, the Jacke· mnny Yellow Jacket rnns have siwThe' Ju""es -were L 0 M .... te ""'""' uuo" Ino:els pOfit eommande carlPg for Mrs Bobo an4 baby. ~ nll1f'd l ,lnt th('J w 111 roi'O'" th" · • c ....a.s r, a.t 2 P M with Rev P L Qnrdner ~ r. Villlll<'· to t.cgtn 1vi. !1 t h e delo;: 1 • l.cnm ,hf'il." • ,- H L. Grolg and A V. Howell. oflh::iating. Burial win be mnf1f' Jfllnation to down Lha.t. team to Bea L 1 h H1 k cp th"u •Jp.u; c~ean und , , - B f .tl Logan t Otan n t e II Cemetery. t'sthte•l tllelr J!Tip on the flro.t Mr o.nd Mrs Harold Rowsh, Mr. Mills Ha~l stnpr returned to Col· -Beat Logan-1'be atorm center of a hea.ted eontrovenr between opposing faet wn~ of place j.olsitior. In the Southea.~tcrn and Mrs Herman Ohlinger o.nd umbus, ';('ueaday morning, after & r SURPRJSE PAUTY 1 Cont1nu.,C' !'rom Pace l..-ne) 1 the United Gcrman.Ameriean Socl~tiea! Hemz Spanknoelwcl, reputed hr.e.d Ohio l<.ngue. family and Mrs Phil H Meier ot visit here wtth her parents. Mr. and Miss Hetty Veith entertained le- Ired r15cai agenLS r Ui tha rdtheA.mericanbra.nebottheNatlona So<::uthst(Nil:t:J) party.Jsthreat. 0 1n med witb. deportation. Deatpating him Al'l a "faker," Rep1·esentatJve The ,Jl.cket.\1 h11ve not undere 1)_ 1'omeroy were Sunday guests of M1's.. S. Singer. She WM called eently with a smpuse buUuh~ " the Cl'tlRtl a er ~~ of~ro:::uve commit- Samael Dlcbtebt. of New York, chairman of the Hou ~e Imn11~wtwn ma,t~d ' tru J..oganltfs, uceonlin, 1,. 1Jr, :MeLr and rnmth of Bra.db\U'y. here by the serious lllneu or her party complimenting her mot he! t"eR to F nc or e ndholt'lers. ~ Is ia"Yeltiptlnr charees, made by VJ('tor lbdJer, G( 1 manthe mo,nner In which they hn~c b? . ·-Deat Logan-;:dother. who Is now much lmprov .. Mrs. George Velth •4;UJt>S we•e Pl'eSellte<l, lO the A.naerlcall JnabUeher, that Spanknoebel'~ ffl!IISJO!l I~ to spread ~l·l'ds rof · - - - - - - --r----- _____ · - - - - - -..------· Game~ nnd mus1c wPre- dlvN s t~ssoclatlon which showe<J_ -t~at a rell&iou hatred and raete.l prejudice ~ Nui propaganda Dr Ha ns · ,tons of the evenmg and ut a \ll.te hour. refreshml·uls ~~;Pre s rvr.d to total or 12.247,570,800 of toreJ.gn ~.leiob Ambuaador to Waebmgton, asserts Span~11oebel h&a 0:) bnds ftooted In thb COI.IllVY I& tn I 6ial coaneetioD with t.be NUJ Government. the fortv-sevl' n I{UCSLs present default out or a.n ea~~ par -- ........... Cf.liB OPI':NS SEASON Coal & Iron Co , Fl:f'Ly-four other EWINGTON The mttlal progra. n of the 1933· val~e otr,erir!Q or .• 6,300~000... The OO.nkerR shifted ot dlse'Tis8- 'Producers sponwred the code. I 34 s'}850n of the Woma-n s Music : club will be presenl.ed. to the pub- ion pf the foreign situat.ion Biter which· will affect lfiO,OOO workers I The McMlHen unci Clnud ' lie. tonltjtht nt 8 o'clock at Heal.h .t1ea1ln1 ~ frank di6CUMlon of aeo- ,all in C!!n.t.ralnnd EasLem Pennsyl~ it'" werl' Sunday guest.•, of Mr and M E. church The program wUl l";.OOltc COnditions in this country by 'YJl-1\la. ..:.__Beat Lo.;,.an___:_ Mrs J C. Sm1th n nd E J T('ir) be compmed Of th(' Work or Jo- Fro.n~ ~· Oordon 1 or Chicago, preSldent 0( the investment bankers ~ a" D1mV1flc hannE"s Brahms. m observance of Ml ard Ml ~ Call Har{l~r !1ftH~ 'I t.he centennlnl annhoTSnry of hl~-> IL;i&'lCiatlan. fl. ::t>l purchased propeny ! rom M1 Coood bjrth. ~ ud moved inlO lt 1 I Mrs Millie JenklU!> or Xmm \~B.'i • New ··~c ta[,[et• ,. a recent g ue ~> t of her s1st.cr Mrs ,lu 1ab ( 1 l1q11ld, ~-=.,.,.,.--==-NATIOII.U. .\OVIIITIIING REI'BEIKN\'~'ttVJ!t c~ fblla<kll!llla. .'II "'•,. ~ - DAILY~. '1 r~ R lu~ ~N'~~ME I I 50 •' 1.00 1.00 :w -u ,' I Mr. I 1 MUST B£AT LOGA Tiy""" is I lap IIIIo IIIJ [11!1, aafi Ji&ht IIIlO 11r ..... - Psaial 119:Jii5.""' I 7i'J, ,.11111 or!\,"' n f 74""'U"'. A!l rol<,lou ,u... docm,;;;-;;; I llt!l U.PP t!J~P "'• eroed,lf t hey- ~.>e lo ha1-r I'.Dv claim I I "-"" upuu the lo~·e, loyalt y and de·to li.un of the people, mU¥t bo in h~rmG'uy Wlt:.h t he teachings of Jc:mll the Chri&t w hO':-c '1\0!'Q.s tit mt o ~on ery rnti f'rt!Vl:O l)f t ..' human heart, anJ of wh ~ra •t wall said iu John 'l :4li. "'NBY.:..:H. MAN r.,rd Sl'/1 1\ 1.!~ LlKE ']'PI S MAN. - . . ! - - . u~s-/Wd .. i'1 bU .; •~•.:f. lw.. Cl .i..uiV,,, t)/ml --·-- • - ELECTRIC GENERAL , .. & I Cas. I Mere t&an Pays for Itself I you !a'Vt Dill W HAT food costs IDd household expeues ...m mcc' tb~: I euy mootblypoymtnuon a G·E. And General I Elccrrlc builds l•ielottJ dtJH•ti•IJtlil] m· to c...ery G-B relha· ccawr-giving you man!' extra yCIU'I of llnin[l'tfUpled rer• tormant e. On )'a General Electric gtves you all these features: • AII·Stul C•b•••t. Porceh.in ·.·:mde and out. • $t4111hn Sltll , 'ru<;~n.t CH•htr. Caanor 1.\bip u r ••!. l'rc~s •olt '.:...:l llbter. • Slirlmg ShtlwJ. Adjustable io Heig:hL • Ttlllp_rmturr Cllflrol t111d Dtfros#r. • F1ol Prd•l Deer Ul:IIPUT e Aut•t~~aiK lllltttor /Jj!.oti•~· • Mfmtor 7 oJI Sralrd' 1 'ft~el Mnbtrr~u•. U!;ca leu cur· rent 'll'ith ample rese"e fOWertor unutual demand». Quiet. r..equiros no attenlioP, not C\'CD o iliPt;. :d I 1 • Co-Operation Adm;nl·.(l.rati'on • You'll be J,roud of .rour G-t ).(.'l!.ra after It has paid fOr iuelf. i See ,Q}ll' compJ.:te dbplay •i lhuera.r~ l;lectricf,. "all . I W.e -have a . ~ site tOt every requ.ireme.-n-in :J butbMouit?rTopttJdF..,-...:TOP. J , 1. THANKS! , -~~ .,,til mpdels. Pr•ccs,.!{e (Pwer.~~~ Jl\i than Lhey prqb&bl:t ever wUI 'C 11-1in C":.OaVcnlccn terml a~:-t "'f' ;H.,. COd's chilluns . ' - Chief .• , ,·, - , . •r~!"' I - "" We wioh to exprNI our sincere thanlu 'I II and appreciatioq. to ·tbe business · men of ,~,SI~t·' ~·!.'~$. :,;··.'."~-~ AND Mid~leport ,.nd aU others who contn'ltutell 10 1eneroudy in making· tlie ,HallOween so HAS MS . fe$lival a, success. ' · .fE£l'lJF.Y.BENN,£,TT .POST, AMERICAN LE(;ION. Angora Knit by ,. I'\lelly Don N·otice To Subscribers ! WHO PAY DAILY TRIBUNE CARRIERS AT WEEKLY RATE ... • • • ' • :!, ·•·' . ..-··. To •void confu.ion, all aubacriptiona to tll41 Dillly Trlbu11e to be delivered by carrier 1iven workere In the Ptize Voting Cam· l*lk'.' Prior to NCIT. 6 will be crt~dlted aa if reulved on that date. Therefore pay your cartiet lit your HJUiar weekly manner up to that time. ' .. •• All aubactlptiom p~ld ' workers ln the Ptl~ Vo~lni Camt»•itp after Nov. 6 for the billy 'tPib.llrie Jiy carrier will be credited •• If reefivitd on Dee. 4. Durin1 the inter· mediate time pay )'our carrier as uaual. How are YOUR nerv.'(!$,.·, TEST N Q, .- . The •dv&!lce pay111ent oflour aubacrip- Yl!l!r. nrn. ~lll!f ~'"''"d '~~>' c*"''f 111 ~· fttll!,r illa11ner. the II'.( I"'I' .' . ·~· Grasp Your r>encil tb . HoJdlng tt 0 • ree meliee above the . fl~ "8" ~_!~t. begin at the dot. pomt •. , A+fi;~1'~PN MAl~ SUQSCfti~ERS I ' I ' ~ . ~ ." 4~~1P.!· ·J1'ilt· ~·. d.· 1~ ,, ~ ~~ Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobacc\)s than ady other popular brand of cigare~sl .~ /" tiM•JIH• _, ,,..lrYu:lt,,, "'''tbout.tPNidrri • to, e.::ror '• 21t«enth: J.. ' ~~ •-'- ' II,U ... .' .._ ' ! · ,II m the first . gure-betwun the ~c.b the guide lm~~~=~,: ~r wrist! And d~~~~ V"elage tfme is 60 s~onds t tne one bm,c you ... Ga, &,......,.,. [C ,· Oll'lake tllcsix tracings. ~ aubacriptlop, ,.,.~ · • -woace each ft laea. Do ftot rest ... '" .. . TrlbUilp cir c:recl ited til \•t!'i r " by W ~rl!~re in fi'CIIII :l';!!aerit ~ ' ·· ~ I • tioll wiUJ•:r• you !J,Ione)' atj th~ annoyance Ill ·!f w~!tl9'iibjiJeU.,Il. The Lady or Girl 1'1c~ ''' Ptl~.e Votii(' Caii!P~tlrn to whom ~""· !!:Yf t~llr •ldi~erll'tion 'VIII be \>ett ~tlifil fpr tl111 Vllt•• It will aecure for her. 7 ' be atatted " ·· •~'Qp •!~''· " .. . " • • , .j • '• '! I I .'' . ••• 't . • ' • 1 • • I . I ·- THEY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES! '· ' �/ • ,. ,, fl)_,AY, OO'I'OBia II, IM '1'1111 - -.. - - J,·"]J_!)~ !.k tpt.!. !.~tl!.lLN~~·' ··I -w, or 11 Nol-l've Been Abi'Oatt" 011-. Ollldlr 11!0 M lt8loll 3, tm. PUI!llll!Od DallY 11110 1 _ . , a..,.llolurday. l..ooatod qn Lowvr 8ecODd 81-1; I'OiliUOf, o. 1 'Mim au· trfeocb 6end us Jettera .... newa m~ttar f(lr oubUt&Uoo tbt1 / lboWd 1a....U e~aea alp; their uamet--aJUtoug:b uot ~Y ~o bt pmted. , AuiiOJJnO\llltUera. ~wever ex~qt aDd d4~rablt 111 l.bem· ! tllhlll lQ no~ Wlll be pqbli&llfd. NElS YEllow 1 .,---- - , J red :kimball, 1M. Uelin.mJ BJ Cartir:r • .. . • •. One Week . . • . OIMI KODth . Que Year . . .• . .. ... . •. . . " J4q.P . . . ••. .au Three l(ooths • . c00 Six !lontbl . , . . . . .••.•••. .• • . . . . ... . Spritek And Imps )Jasper Russell a.'!:, ~~~~' ~:-:.:=..,.w' Hax_e}!-eir Flin.g 1 Dies In Capital ..Ro!r.er ~: hoBptt&l.O:F~..~~1:! In Jg Cai'ruva1I Laat Cioil War Veteran In Columbla Ano" Elb£bolb Nobleo "' w..t artd Prances stoYer or In Nazi Propaganda Furor ::.=. iiJIII!III ·YDIIIl ~ ,to VIRGINIA CR£GG -=p-=b-o_n_e-=...5::.8-2---L- With b~re, o;-:;;;le aM horns- I Ir ,lac.h1eVoua ey~ ......~.... - - olote , I ........, ..... Middlepollf: S~o~ceumba reeet~t vitltion or \Ytlllam Wolff. and taznUy. ClarenOI' N•chols left. the laU.er J)Brt o! UlP Wl':tk tor Wheelinl w Oalllpoll." were to lnfinnitiee •n~~~n m tudeoual:y painted maab--beau- 1 i•ful and oocnlp.l coat11me&-&nd a c.••r nhal splrl~hundredl ot MldtHeport dtiroem participated In the Halloween oell!llratlon ttere Mond&y e;ven'fnl, ThotU.ni:ta of clt!Mns gathered nlong the streets t.o view t.he parade Of HaUowden celebfant.a .,W to Jolh tn Lhe fun and frolle ot the HaUow•·Pn season when' spl1'1tl. aprte8 elf• find Imps alje supposed to have 'the-ir J~GK[Ts 8[ CIN P~ACTIC[ ' I'KIIInaqll, IIIP•••" t LO One :Month -• · .6Z • • ..;. 01110< 1(ella Webb On Sunday they vlltted. l/lf!lr old hnme at P!.nP. Grove. Ml'l'; Cynthia Terry snd ,..-..r, and Ml"S J P Ca.merou spel\.1. Bund&y 11\lh Mr and Mn H H wtaeman. 1P A Wrlb; and 110n "ow.i.rd. a'-" 1t nd1 <1 t he !llnf!r&l or their llister 1c,nc.J uunt , Mrs FJ!ther Scott, at. Meitt':anics burg 11 wef'k ngo Sundll.y. Ml fo NellJe HUg t who wa.~ ope.r&t• c·ct on at the Wt.1· e CroBII h011pttal hal-i l lltunH•d hm1n' a1•d Is JllOOVt'l'· 1 Word hL"' bf!en recelved flere of Va ' the dftllth of Jasper RQ.!!l~PU , 87 Mr and Mn1 1 Da.rhng , M• PW nlct::ly !gun the flu week of Jl 1:. years ot ap, 1.he l&&t aurvlvtnr old and Mrs Jarue3 Plummer 1md twc Mls IJu.l'id S ll!Jocflcld of Crestand w!Jl go "'~o Loean ex:C:; t , soldier clalmlna residence u Mid- rhUdren ot CO&It.on were BtUlt..hty , lint· was u recent guest of her .rno1meet one of the ,o;tr.;.ngest teams II' dleport, which occurred 'J'Uesday gue,o;ts of Mr and Mn R M. 0: :)1 U1e1 Mr;; Ded ·_..ro fl.nd motherI lhe league. morninr In COlumbua at &he John KBn r n - hw M1 ~ C1lla WPbb 'J ht: l..ogu.n eleven demanded tl•r ~'b'"an rd!dence, ..-here Mr. Rua• M1 nnd M11~ Btl.rt H nnwlmgt , l''r!lnk Uo!l omb und Brn.cl"n White 1 • pC. LIIJl•t af the h~aguc wh£n u.. . yae~r~a ~!3 ~me Ufor the~ Mr11 E. E BlllU 1md Mrs Namw 1 .. c ln Lhe u mt h t:T I' COWitJQS husk· 1 rtden.l cd Pomeroy In thelr ttr~t · ' lLSIIC' was Alee motor .d to t:hu.rlest.on. Tur~· ll!; ~OC il leflgu" encoWlte Thet ~ Melp county and spent his en- da.y , where lh€y v~tted otue stan Junw~ Uyg and fnnu ly have mov 1 cr.nte& played ~ the - ' : : c~;~ t.h~ •,..uet.~':w wt,~~ exlnaeptiOI\hlchor ley, who Is couflr~d •l.u McMUiu 1 r 11 lO t llf' W i iJL~ farm M1 s Hal mon SprouSl' and Miss in a s~'OrPie&& tie wilh Athens th lllrtG". ur 1 "' ho6pltuJ Loran team outplayina: tbe Bull -rhe parade wu headed by a band . ::e he made hl.a home in Colum· 'the Infant son of Mr and Mrs ~llldH<~ McCarley spcnl Ttu.arsdP.y r V' ilh Mr:; H H V.'isem11.1• . 0oQ11 1hroughout the game bll :;du the dlrtcUon of Wallace RU&.r;.ell and hts wife caor.a cncar F. :8au ~r of short Pourth av· I Si' ua 1 ! ro m here att.ended the la.ckmg the neeesary punch to put ~ &4font and wa& routed. &lon1 Bee- Moore) were re.aid.ents ot Middle- enue was tak~ n to Holzer h011pltal ' funr r al or Mr~ Vicl.orla Ew~!lJ th~ b.'!.ll acroos the llne ~nd. avenue, pualna: t.be mM,)' per- port tor a number 01 years l'eiSld1ng at Oalllpohs Monday for ot>serva( .lum ~~· u c w o! Elza Glen n o.t VmHardeat Carne Of Seaaon j Jackson and Athens it r-d, u tc. ooris J.bilna: the a1dewalb to the on South Second AvenUe. Aftel' tl(lrl. 1 h n F'nrtuy T D t f • 13 nnd Middleport completely ~udgee &t.and, wber.e prizea were the death or hLs \VIfe, Mr. Ruuell Mr and Mrs Detrnar Prlode and .vir:<. John Lol~;~.: nf Alice comO a e &Clng outci:J. <-s .d the Jackson team in ev- warded for cOBtumed persons. made hi& homP. with Mr nd llr8 t.wo so ns le rL Sundo.y to:- thel ' !liloll lty .~ \'CIY lJJ Local Lada cry deparlmt'nt. ot play althlliPI 1'he entire celebration was pre a Pearl McKniaht ot urWo~ Btr t. hon'f' llt ZaneRvii.Je Mrs.. Alblir I M:1uy Ca.rdwull Ill for se\•eral __ LhLy wor but a 6 too &COn!. Cloln - ,11ented ~der : the &~lees of the later eotna to Oolumb ~ · P~ odf' lct urn.!fl with them fer .. , ,..b 1s unimproved po.ratlve scores givea Middleport .i P.ee-n,ey-BeMett, Post ot the Amert~o 'lbe death or the d~ marks v-l \'op lr·) Thompson of Alice under· N cne toucud()wn maraln, but co..~t rnn Lei.ton a:nd the ~ tbat. PIT· the paastnc ot ttre Ja.st member ot A B Hoyt ol l'd.nrletta. en:one t\ 1 m toruHI Opt'rB.tlon l.a.!i~ 'ieot.~~., Clyde ba.ttyn and hla proteges will t1C!lpated aUfDt,88ed e fOQdest a larp ta.mlly. He wBA precerJed. Mtnd~:~.y lor a .ew days ..villi~ .with Mr and Mrs GE<orge BGkli' or To Keep Slate Clean And dllin:p.rd tbls mannet ot dope en- ~r~;:O::-tscO~~ o! 1 tn death bY h.ia wife, one daughter, Mr11 Blna Sa1.bo1n and fa.mily. Charlest on 1'-J}ent Sunday with her Continue To He&d tirely and will constder the Lossn li'or the ~ La.dy>s' Dl05t comlc Mrs. Hattie J.fcManip1 and one I -Beat Logan,..__1 j)B l f'l~ t~ . MJ aJW Mrs. Norrl.s, Iteam from another st&lldpolnt. 1 tume, th& pr1.ze n.s awarded .AJ1c.e Fred. Two graDdKons. Ray BANQlft.'T AND SPEClAL Mn, Anna Harkl11s and tamUy ' L earu~ The offensive of the Jackets Kesterson,• of PQmeroy, 'nle Men'.s vlve Roy Rus.sell of Columbtu; 6urftU:ETINO WWNESDA \' I h ::~ d the fc llowlng guests Sund&y ~ha t "wt:pl. KCro&!'l the defense ot most" comic eoshune prlae went to ~ as well aa a number of nieces All f'X·servlce men or MelgJ f'n r l IIIII and son of Dexter, Mr. PaciUIJ their first 1933 seison on Jnckat.n and other I :putedly stroBil A. L Hr.sell; Best dressed la.dy'a ~~ nephews. Mrs. Pearl Me- county lll'f: Invited to attend th . . , a nd Mrs Marion Long Dora. Long, an opponent's field, the Mldt:lr-- teams of the ifmgue will be brush- costume, Mrs. Pearl ReynoldB; Bellt. Ml!~~et~tda~e"n~~~ra Booce of l OOn<la:e l n.nd special meeuna: ~ spon~ I r>I 1 and M1 s L G Re ed of WU rnr~ h•"'h school YeUo 11 J"cKct~ cd liP Lhix Wt'€k t.o 'be used ago.tnst man's costume, .Frnnoes Roush· _. ' ~. j 'oad by t he Peeney-Be11nett ~t · kc-•1vllk began prcpnratlons here Mond"/ lac Purple and White. Cblldreil's .most unlq11e costumes', he;:-e funeral cortege Will arrl~ of tl:e 1\.MCl'lCan Legion a~ th .;) M1" Raymond McGhee and .80D. In e'Ul"nc~t. tO! , he t ilt thk. WI r ~ Th ~ came will be l>layed at Lo- D~u·be.ra Meinhart, Doris Bailey, ter:~::'n a~~h=~ Thwluii'Sdlbeay at~ :Mlddlti>O{~ L ~&ion hall, ~ednesa.t } ~prut Sunday at Val McOlilee's. with the ~ 1 hi..:h. school ~cvet• HJn F11dav :..~Hemo ::m ami alrelldy Gene Harris, Bobble Plesher. MrH Rose M!UOn ol Utart. h 1dueled from the Ch~-• of C~~ evening Jt was announced by H D Undt.>:eated 80 far, the Jacke· mnny Yellow Jacket rnns have siwThe' Ju""es -were L 0 M .... te ""'""' uuo" Ino:els pOfit eommande carlPg for Mrs Bobo an4 baby. ~ nll1f'd l ,lnt th('J w 111 roi'O'" th" · • c ....a.s r, a.t 2 P M with Rev P L Qnrdner ~ r. Villlll<'· to t.cgtn 1vi. !1 t h e delo;: 1 • l.cnm ,hf'il." • ,- H L. Grolg and A V. Howell. oflh::iating. Burial win be mnf1f' Jfllnation to down Lha.t. team to Bea L 1 h H1 k cp th"u •Jp.u; c~ean und , , - B f .tl Logan t Otan n t e II Cemetery. t'sthte•l tllelr J!Tip on the flro.t Mr o.nd Mrs Harold Rowsh, Mr. Mills Ha~l stnpr returned to Col· -Beat Logan-1'be atorm center of a hea.ted eontrovenr between opposing faet wn~ of place j.olsitior. In the Southea.~tcrn and Mrs Herman Ohlinger o.nd umbus, ';('ueaday morning, after & r SURPRJSE PAUTY 1 Cont1nu.,C' !'rom Pace l..-ne) 1 the United Gcrman.Ameriean Socl~tiea! Hemz Spanknoelwcl, reputed hr.e.d Ohio l<.ngue. family and Mrs Phil H Meier ot visit here wtth her parents. Mr. and Miss Hetty Veith entertained le- Ired r15cai agenLS r Ui tha rdtheA.mericanbra.nebottheNatlona So<::uthst(Nil:t:J) party.Jsthreat. 0 1n med witb. deportation. Deatpating him Al'l a "faker," Rep1·esentatJve The ,Jl.cket.\1 h11ve not undere 1)_ 1'omeroy were Sunday guests of M1's.. S. Singer. She WM called eently with a smpuse buUuh~ " the Cl'tlRtl a er ~~ of~ro:::uve commit- Samael Dlcbtebt. of New York, chairman of the Hou ~e Imn11~wtwn ma,t~d ' tru J..oganltfs, uceonlin, 1,. 1Jr, :MeLr and rnmth of Bra.db\U'y. here by the serious lllneu or her party complimenting her mot he! t"eR to F nc or e ndholt'lers. ~ Is ia"Yeltiptlnr charees, made by VJ('tor lbdJer, G( 1 manthe mo,nner In which they hn~c b? . ·-Deat Logan-;:dother. who Is now much lmprov .. Mrs. George Velth •4;UJt>S we•e Pl'eSellte<l, lO the A.naerlcall JnabUeher, that Spanknoebel'~ ffl!IISJO!l I~ to spread ~l·l'ds rof · - - - - - - --r----- _____ · - - - - - -..------· Game~ nnd mus1c wPre- dlvN s t~ssoclatlon which showe<J_ -t~at a rell&iou hatred and raete.l prejudice ~ Nui propaganda Dr Ha ns · ,tons of the evenmg and ut a \ll.te hour. refreshml·uls ~~;Pre s rvr.d to total or 12.247,570,800 of toreJ.gn ~.leiob Ambuaador to Waebmgton, asserts Span~11oebel h&a 0:) bnds ftooted In thb COI.IllVY I& tn I 6ial coaneetioD with t.be NUJ Government. the fortv-sevl' n I{UCSLs present default out or a.n ea~~ par -- ........... Cf.liB OPI':NS SEASON Coal & Iron Co , Fl:f'Ly-four other EWINGTON The mttlal progra. n of the 1933· val~e otr,erir!Q or .• 6,300~000... The OO.nkerR shifted ot dlse'Tis8- 'Producers sponwred the code. I 34 s'}850n of the Woma-n s Music : club will be presenl.ed. to the pub- ion pf the foreign situat.ion Biter which· will affect lfiO,OOO workers I The McMlHen unci Clnud ' lie. tonltjtht nt 8 o'clock at Heal.h .t1ea1ln1 ~ frank di6CUMlon of aeo- ,all in C!!n.t.ralnnd EasLem Pennsyl~ it'" werl' Sunday guest.•, of Mr and M E. church The program wUl l";.OOltc COnditions in this country by 'YJl-1\la. ..:.__Beat Lo.;,.an___:_ Mrs J C. Sm1th n nd E J T('ir) be compmed Of th(' Work or Jo- Fro.n~ ~· Oordon 1 or Chicago, preSldent 0( the investment bankers ~ a" D1mV1flc hannE"s Brahms. m observance of Ml ard Ml ~ Call Har{l~r !1ftH~ 'I t.he centennlnl annhoTSnry of hl~-> IL;i&'lCiatlan. fl. ::t>l purchased propeny ! rom M1 Coood bjrth. ~ ud moved inlO lt 1 I Mrs Millie JenklU!> or Xmm \~B.'i • New ··~c ta[,[et• ,. a recent g ue ~> t of her s1st.cr Mrs ,lu 1ab ( 1 l1q11ld, ~-=.,.,.,.--==-NATIOII.U. .\OVIIITIIING REI'BEIKN\'~'ttVJ!t c~ fblla<kll!llla. .'II "'•,. ~ - DAILY~. '1 r~ R lu~ ~N'~~ME I I 50 •' 1.00 1.00 :w -u ,' I Mr. I 1 MUST B£AT LOGA Tiy""" is I lap IIIIo IIIJ [11!1, aafi Ji&ht IIIlO 11r ..... - Psaial 119:Jii5.""' I 7i'J, ,.11111 or!\,"' n f 74""'U"'. A!l rol<,lou ,u... docm,;;;-;;; I llt!l U.PP t!J~P "'• eroed,lf t hey- ~.>e lo ha1-r I'.Dv claim I I "-"" upuu the lo~·e, loyalt y and de·to li.un of the people, mU¥t bo in h~rmG'uy Wlt:.h t he teachings of Jc:mll the Chri&t w hO':-c '1\0!'Q.s tit mt o ~on ery rnti f'rt!Vl:O l)f t ..' human heart, anJ of wh ~ra •t wall said iu John 'l :4li. "'NBY.:..:H. MAN r.,rd Sl'/1 1\ 1.!~ LlKE ']'PI S MAN. - . . ! - - . u~s-/Wd .. i'1 bU .; •~•.:f. lw.. Cl .i..uiV,,, t)/ml --·-- • - ELECTRIC GENERAL , .. & I Cas. I Mere t&an Pays for Itself I you !a'Vt Dill W HAT food costs IDd household expeues ...m mcc' tb~: I euy mootblypoymtnuon a G·E. And General I Elccrrlc builds l•ielottJ dtJH•ti•IJtlil] m· to c...ery G-B relha· ccawr-giving you man!' extra yCIU'I of llnin[l'tfUpled rer• tormant e. On )'a General Electric gtves you all these features: • AII·Stul C•b•••t. Porceh.in ·.·:mde and out. • $t4111hn Sltll , 'ru<;~n.t CH•htr. Caanor 1.\bip u r ••!. l'rc~s •olt '.:...:l llbter. • Slirlmg ShtlwJ. Adjustable io Heig:hL • Ttlllp_rmturr Cllflrol t111d Dtfros#r. • F1ol Prd•l Deer Ul:IIPUT e Aut•t~~aiK lllltttor /Jj!.oti•~· • Mfmtor 7 oJI Sralrd' 1 'ft~el Mnbtrr~u•. U!;ca leu cur· rent 'll'ith ample rese"e fOWertor unutual demand». Quiet. r..equiros no attenlioP, not C\'CD o iliPt;. :d I 1 • Co-Operation Adm;nl·.(l.rati'on • You'll be J,roud of .rour G-t ).(.'l!.ra after It has paid fOr iuelf. i See ,Q}ll' compJ.:te dbplay •i lhuera.r~ l;lectricf,. "all . I W.e -have a . ~ site tOt every requ.ireme.-n-in :J butbMouit?rTopttJdF..,-...:TOP. J , 1. THANKS! , -~~ .,,til mpdels. Pr•ccs,.!{e (Pwer.~~~ Jl\i than Lhey prqb&bl:t ever wUI 'C 11-1in C":.OaVcnlccn terml a~:-t "'f' ;H.,. COd's chilluns . ' - Chief .• , ,·, - , . •r~!"' I - "" We wioh to exprNI our sincere thanlu 'I II and appreciatioq. to ·tbe business · men of ,~,SI~t·' ~·!.'~$. :,;··.'."~-~ AND Mid~leport ,.nd aU others who contn'ltutell 10 1eneroudy in making· tlie ,HallOween so HAS MS . fe$lival a, success. ' · .fE£l'lJF.Y.BENN,£,TT .POST, AMERICAN LE(;ION. Angora Knit by ,. I'\lelly Don N·otice To Subscribers ! WHO PAY DAILY TRIBUNE CARRIERS AT WEEKLY RATE ... • • • ' • :!, ·•·' . ..-··. To •void confu.ion, all aubacriptiona to tll41 Dillly Trlbu11e to be delivered by carrier 1iven workere In the Ptize Voting Cam· l*lk'.' Prior to NCIT. 6 will be crt~dlted aa if reulved on that date. Therefore pay your cartiet lit your HJUiar weekly manner up to that time. ' .. •• All aubactlptiom p~ld ' workers ln the Ptl~ Vo~lni Camt»•itp after Nov. 6 for the billy 'tPib.llrie Jiy carrier will be credited •• If reefivitd on Dee. 4. Durin1 the inter· mediate time pay )'our carrier as uaual. How are YOUR nerv.'(!$,.·, TEST N Q, .- . The •dv&!lce pay111ent oflour aubacrip- Yl!l!r. nrn. ~lll!f ~'"''"d '~~>' c*"''f 111 ~· fttll!,r illa11ner. the II'.( I"'I' .' . ·~· Grasp Your r>encil tb . HoJdlng tt 0 • ree meliee above the . fl~ "8" ~_!~t. begin at the dot. pomt •. , A+fi;~1'~PN MAl~ SUQSCfti~ERS I ' I ' ~ . ~ ." 4~~1P.!· ·J1'ilt· ~·. d.· 1~ ,, ~ ~~ Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobacc\)s than ady other popular brand of cigare~sl .~ /" tiM•JIH• _, ,,..lrYu:lt,,, "'''tbout.tPNidrri • to, e.::ror '• 21t«enth: J.. ' ~~ •-'- ' II,U ... .' .._ ' ! · ,II m the first . gure-betwun the ~c.b the guide lm~~~=~,: ~r wrist! And d~~~~ V"elage tfme is 60 s~onds t tne one bm,c you ... Ga, &,......,.,. [C ,· Oll'lake tllcsix tracings. ~ aubacriptlop, ,.,.~ · • -woace each ft laea. Do ftot rest ... '" .. . TrlbUilp cir c:recl ited til \•t!'i r " by W ~rl!~re in fi'CIIII :l';!!aerit ~ ' ·· ~ I • tioll wiUJ•:r• you !J,Ione)' atj th~ annoyance Ill ·!f w~!tl9'iibjiJeU.,Il. The Lady or Girl 1'1c~ ''' Ptl~.e Votii(' Caii!P~tlrn to whom ~""· !!:Yf t~llr •ldi~erll'tion 'VIII be \>ett ~tlifil fpr tl111 Vllt•• It will aecure for her. 7 ' be atatted " ·· •~'Qp •!~''· " .. . " • • , .j • '• '! I I .'' . ••• 't . • ' • 1 • • I . I ·- THEY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES! '· ' �i'Q:UOAY• ., ." U. S. GR~F; ~~IONS RUSH I ENVOYS ABROAD 'roS'fUDY ,•• ,r ,.,.. ~tt.u.w ·nmmm ' ,. ' . . (1\ll' .... IJ~t VE~J.UIMG UCllON:. Jil!• '"' T(lUrilit Travel Granddaughter :---r-.a-es-.,eu Of WINE PROCESS FOR REPEAIJ• . CltASSlFit:D 1\ ·, · Many Oddities -- Parla, OCt. 3j:.::iis-The ttd.e of American toW'Uit ,travel hu returnr d homeward, '1111d Amerlca:DI are stppina- c:otlee at the Parll ~ CRfea &nd rtl&tlnl odd thlnP t.ber aaw: and e~eed. , Alieria. Oct. 31-lNJ--A new French. mWt:arr ~ l,nt.o ~ 1m· ) 'orelp. Lesion. oono11n1 qf Am· ~ rtttl"SC vln~ a!'Q UJUIIr the a..cau from ~rap~ . retPota l:le)'Oild .5l1adow of the Atlu mol#ltal,nl \ h• .Nockiel. 18 ~ l!iarklf lDto , ~1te:!e. brot.llht th.e IUJ'PliR or • the rich vl.neyvd- ~ ol AIIWia to Bored wlth the oortJt.ant ~t ot ll'arn tbe trSc;llis ol ~ w:\DAI trade. }'oreJ&n Lea:ton detadihJmtf roUClallfornia putio\lWlJ II wutiDB" mB in trueD towJfd the mountain uo tlJ;ne lttt1nl • head, ·st&Ut 1Q re· l'&nges. wbere tbe Berbers were iji"Yvl'fJna her once PI;O(I~UI wipe in· . iuJ f~rthi!T trouble, ancl by cam~ Cltq~try. and tbe •t.ru~P PN1 or it ta , cf tribes alread7 wbWped. into subu-.t the Med.lterranean. ~ $0\lth. mlealon, one rla.dty ~Wd an 1.0,.. Atlantic artd !'ranq_e'a wipe proChw~ · vitatlon. to visit on" ot tbe~~~~ tnr ~ wert am!»lr ~he ftq~ to wmerles ln that ntem.ely (l 10~ (lQ. pL) lht' r.op« and. lih&D •oelllo& llllniiAIIP' n....-ta•• t01 · r.ac:b - -. Ito U»- pied 1n harvMtlnl dellcloua bunch,: :'!s that olunr k.l every vtne spread~ 11111 about ua for mlles. Donkey• hitched to Lwo-wheeled. st«l cart£ tiumped their loads into tbe srea.t -,:lne presses a.nd barefoot native& ~elped the proceaa alone by atamp~o~.ton illtQ "t.be bl.ii ta~ . lng down the QrJO before~ It sUd JUice. l!lto the squeer.ers. A leisurely 50~mJJe IJlPtor trip Vl\ta with a aape.etty for thoua• fJ:om balling A.Jalers over faultless ~-tnda of gll.llons were beiDa .,,1th red juice, which settles durlna the mere sight of the so freely made law. .tu.N'r- 2 rooms for hou5>, k :eplllg, ftn;t ficor. 154! SO. 2Ul A·;e., Middleport, OhiO. Mrs . .L. N. Qorber. L<i:-lfl-6 POR RENT - Three tumlshE' ... rooms. living room, bedroom. kitchenett'.l and bath 11()8taln ln(auJre at water omce or resl· dence. Mr.:~. A. P. MIUer, Butternut ··Avt. 10-30-3 1• .'. MADAM Marceda advice a. n <:: character rei.idcr at Ash & SycamOl':! Streets. Middleport. Hour: tram !l a.m. i.·D U p.m. $1.00 special rclldlnaa for 25c. 10 words ~rce . Locatctl In tent. 10·28·.:1, - MADAM ROSE reu.d.s your lfc like Q.OW pr«artou.o1 BY CUll her Sunday school clau a~ her home l)tre Wednesday eveNng, Among those present were Sarah Mac Ingels, Jean Ingels, Lillian R<'3.~ MUdred .Belcher, Jua.ulta McOautel: l.ulu O¥ak:er and. Edith Belcher ond the hosteM Mls.s Stewart. Mr. Pierson of Charlnton waa n. bnsiJ'INa visitor hore Thursday. 1 Mra. l:lmcr Brinker and daugb- i ,err Kathryn Louise spent Thurs~ clay with the former'6 mother, Mr6. E. S. Wallace. The students of Wahama high 1 £;(!J1col gave a pll.rty in the school auditorium F'l·lday evening. The ~ book. TellsDon't your:tanp!l.6t, and future. to seepresent me U bua.ness or troubles bother you. She will tell you 11bout divorce or marriage ~nd bring bR.ck to you the one you love. If n habit a husband or wife ha.s, I correct it.j It not satlllfied money returned ~ Jor test reading. Hours 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. Madam Roilll, 'J6~ ' HOTEL COtlJMSUS I .. I·r···-·-------------.c. .:;,- ROOMS SUO, 'UI BATB $1.50 DINING ROOI\1 ANIJ ~")- <c.cT~. 1 I n· .. C()Ic;t:) A~ Moundsville Team.r' Ohser\tea- ,Retiring 1·' Hour Set lJy C9~ w. va., Oct:· :n11 one football coach ln west Vtralnla who l5 not worrying INlaY about hla oo,-1 ·allpptna out at lllR"bt and. I:Jreald.DI tr&lnlna rules. He l,fl Ke!:r Whitfield former Da'llG & Elkins player, and now an In~ ~ lri.ICitor ln. -MoUDdsvWe bigh school who )).as tak~ over the jQb of pllotMOundavllle, 11 l ;nder Same Mauqement r• I '' i ' 1'": CONFLICT BETWEE~ CZE~HS tfrmn:·F. D. R. to-Memory ~fT~t AND SI.OV~ lEVEALED BY . ; .· · REC,ALL OF PAPAL NUNCIO I ::fhe}al Oash in This Week's Grid Classics 1 1· IN"B-Then~ By ALFRED 'I'YRJ'Ati"ER ·• of the famous Czech N!for mpr. : me Atafl' conv~.t ...n.t. 1 Job!lnJ'I BUBI, WI\J reYin4 a.nct· hJd I ~que,~ 3t~~~.,.Pa)..I C\1Didt!er&ble auct.eq, n)uicio to Pre.l:u11 ILl.4 been· tnylted The Slovak olerlcal pVty, under to leave the ("O}lD~Y .bt ~ c~n~ H~a.·a. 18nderll111p, accused the 1 c.•lova.k ·1oyti"Tll'Unt. qwre e;w.~t.ct- rovem~pent of eatab111h.h,la a rc· or ly. the eovemm.•.,t ' reQt,leated tht glme ot Cllleth and Huealte &upremVp.lican to recall Mar: rie~o oJr- ·18 !!")'. An lllt&tton far oomplete llll· m< the West ·v&a~n~ai state Pen1i:uJI, Papal ~unCi(), aa a ft!uJt of a rotlcmy set In, whloh already onee t~nt1aey·~ :ftl1t t~tball team. .· st>riQUI COildlct betweefi hJ~ and " l.rdore lod to a serious eonft.le~ bJ .. "TheY 10 to ~d at nlne o'c::Iock the ldmlnlatratlbn tween Or.ech a.nd. BJonll 1ational· e·:ery utah~ aa4. they don't ·let any The nW'Iclo problbb' wiU lea."Vt lat:s. Thla condlct ended tour years tJiahta otr over '• t the"" 'bla: . llouse~ " cr.eehoaiovak:ll! adL'I diPlomatlC' ~ll- ~ III:O with the tmprllollblent at Whitfield commented. today. Uom between the vatlcaJ'I and Pm· Prof. Adalbert 'tuta, the moet · Nine P. M:.' W ttuHime tlu:q:trt..Jn Que will be 1uepended. The most ~pular leader of Blovoklan na~-J ! ren screa.ms the sls;nal tor "lights serluus oonsequenee ot this Incident •.cmaUat.'l, who wa.a aiJ.et:ed to have out." \".•Ill, honv.eso J1e the revival qt· t.he rlanned &I• armed upritiJng, aimin'. "Another th~;f:. Whlttteld contll:t.tlonaDi\o.reUIIoUB conflict be- lt dJaruptlon or the Czecho:llova.k• Unued, "ttle bo;a ~ are- not bQtlUftd tween tlie'Or.eclul and SlovakS. · ian state and reunion ot S:Iov~la. bv any dames an4 cNl·.-keep their The llO\!.trrimtvt'a tkmand for . the with Hungary. ·. · ~11inds on the aame." 1 • • •, I ncall of •tht nUnloo v-as the ~eet The economic dt1lerence11 ·between Led by a 265-pound taellle, Whit1result of a· lett~r sent by the m\ndo the Czech and Slovak popUlations, fwld'a eleven will . .ke 11a bow · tu Pather Hllrtta, •leader ot · the welded Jroto one natiolt 15 yilars J.Q:o ngairult the Motllldsvilte Eagles, Blovakta.n clerlca:l 1;1arty. Mgr. · Oi· by lhe stal.esmaushlp of Ptesldent of the leadl.n& Ohlo V&Ucy anrega· riact complain~ Lri his letteJ· or Masa.hyk. Forcl.gn Minister Edoutlonl, under the flOOdlights on the the treatment ·) le received in Pra- nrd Benesh, nnd other crea.tors of high school field here tomorrow I "Qt.ie. aaylnl' Uiat "Jn obed.le11Cl to tile new republlc, are behind the night. j tlu~ Holy Father I am obliged to Ptesent political and religious The •student. body' over et War- 1. llve In Pra111e In blt.ter a.ftllcUon.- ~6-Ue. {!en ClUton McClintic's big tnstitu· 1 Rut it Is 11. pleasure to me to rep~ ~·,The Czech part of the eount.ry tJon h¥s given out the word by 1 t l aeJlt ht.e Holy Fat.her amo11g the li1c provinces at Bohemia, Moravl~ 'J:rapevtne telegraph' that i£ sto.nds , 1 , Zlovak.s who have shown clue n=v· end Sllesla, are highly trdnstrial· r.:ady to a man to back the team. · .renee to the high authority of the Ired, while Slovakia with the small· Warden McClintic has Indicated he Holy Father." N Carpathian Ruthenia provinces will gtve the members of the prison The Czechoalonk pres&, wlth the a re overwhelmingly agricultural. Loncert band "leave of absence•• for i exception of clerical newspapers, The percentage or the j)Casant..s Is 1hc bil aame. The remainder o! the sny the nuncio hn.s violated diplD-- onlr. 30 i11 the tl.rst. whereas it. ts '"undergre.<ls" will have to do their 1 r1.at1c immunity a11d that hJs letter ow;••· eo in the latter r.mrt of the reI r"-~tlng from tt>elr cells, howeve-r, ~ I rroves the Vatican 16 identlfylug J,ubhc. TI"\C Interests or the Slovak l.u t there is n ... ~~•irw to prevent :!:.c !JJ~ . 1fseU with the anti-Czech asltation <~srarians and the Czech 1Pdustrial1 ··alumni" tl'om attendlpg. 1••0&\:S~l.--.:.· •:~ Sluv"kia, eupported by Hungary. ll!.t.<l nrc sharply OPIJOSed part.lcuiThe Czech newspapers, among a:·ly regarding the problem of cusI them N y k aLso the Venkow, organ of the lflm Pl'Otect!ou. LEAD IN ATTEND.'\NCE ~~: .. o;;~on~l ~nv_::~~ t~~~ ~~~~:~r·~·~ =~tlt twa wrut to..!:-' b.11ttle ".'"ith Colrate' 1 1 reat •leun. Grid inter· 1 fernier,_ some time ago, accused The strained reul.tlons be~ween ColumbllE Oct. 3!-Thc Ohio St.at.c tile "'"'Y from S10.n Fra .· ( ' . q d trav•l• _•II e•l m Ihe M1dwl"st eenter 1 larg ely in the c:J.-.,h be.-IRr. Chla.C! ot being chiefly l'es- tile Czechs and Slovaks has been 1 mJIVUI"::Ily football ~~O.IU lm:., pia.\- with t'ordlu,m whil ~"" 1tco ?r th;•r ahllu.oal meet1":11 tween 11/i·mia Bnd Miehiaan at Chl!lmpalsn Ill with j.;ol'slbl!' fol· t he anti·Czcch &itl· caplto.lizcd.. by_, the HLLngarian irr<'~d be1ore more per.~ons this ycfi. _ "·- ~--- ~~ 1111 11 ~."' •U le Melropah• thee1p_e rbpiekia1Mkhisantowin.. ' '' I tude of the Ce.thoUc church, La.tcr dentists, whose U\'OWed aim 1s the lh:tn nny other footboll squurl in 1 OI\'E A l'EAR - - - · ---- - - - ·- __ - - · _. . __ __ -Premier Malypetr apologized to the rcconstructto1, of Hunga .. •·'a prewar 1hc mlddlewe:;t. Total LO date _ _ APPLE GROVE IElklyre Thursday - - -~---- uuuclo but the lncrell!'llng tension frontiers. Thf''O Is llttlo.. doubt that 195,880. Score Vlrginln, 42,263, Colum!Ju.s, o., Oct. :H-INB- j . made conftlct almost Inevitable. tne Irrtdentl.st.s wre supported by Vanderbilt 22,109; Michigan, 93 ,- Though Ohio Stadium was dcdlcatWad~ C. J:nooee entertained n C larer>ce Shields and his faU1er Almost simultaneously with the the Hungarian government, whose 5011; a.·1d Northwestern, 36,000. d In l9:.lZ the Buckeye have !.n-ee number of young folks Sa.tur- '?rville Shields Rpent Sunday with publlcatlon of the nuncio's letter, J.oOiltlcal program Includes re vision Th~ MlchJg:w crowd was the ,.1011 more ' than one Big Ten ~:;'1~~ tiny cventn~ "'ith o. wein~r roast on t!!lalives at Pa.l'kcrsburg. the "Slovak", Father Hllnka's r•ews cf t.he peace treaties. Ja rges' in BJg Ten histol"y, the Jar· rm· season in the huge horse!lhoe. the lawr. Ol ois home. Mrs. Minnie Knt>cl't who is a.t the paper, W~s &uspended by Ute govIt L'i also an open secret that l'S ~ c~t of thi" Pacific cous~ since By winning their first fl"Oin NorthMr. and Mrs. Robert McKelvey Hol1":- hospltar _.. improving slow~ ernment. rhe leader of the Slovak- MU8SOllnl u, lOQktng with ft~.vor at Lhe 1031 Army-Notre Dnmc gumc \';~:stem lhls year, the Buckeye cf Lctat"t. Falls moved Into Claud 1 ~, t:lhe underwent a major 0 era- lau Nationalists, Dr. Ludvlg Ba.z- the H\Ulgarian clahn:;. MllSSO.lini lll New York; am.l it broke the Big tc.pc to bl'Cak this t'_!:!lfOj."d against Shields lllOperty this week, tlon mol'e Uta , k p c.vsky, has been arresl.cd, cha.rged wants to \lnltc Austrls. Rll<l Hun~ Ten l'~Conl. of 00,000 ~slaLiklh~d lu llldianu., Nov. 4 and lllfri'd!s Nov 25 ~Mrs; C. S. Sayr~ entertained a n a 1\Ce ago. with conspiracy agaln·!lt. the Czech r;ary In a political bloc In opposl~ nnoth~r Michigan- Ohio Stav~ · · · ~~~mber or !rlends all malTled couTile ·c-nicn Mirn~lon truck from 1!'~public and with being connected tion to Ute Little mente which game In 1}122. · , . BUCKEYES GOING IIOME l t .. u Friday night with a Halloween Charleston was here and a.t Lei.H.r( yuh the Hungarian lrre<lentlsW, c.cMi!ts or czecho~!llovaklu, RuTh>:. !l. ~ichlgan lid:cllmn Jp.!; b!:!tm 1 Col b ~ 0 Oct 31 At 1 't ~octal which was & huge success 1Wednesday and secured a lo&d ot supported by Hungaran money. manta and Yusoslavla o.nd 1~ und~r filled tJx ·· t..lplt.'S. tJ·,rce {Jf t.llem by lwo . ~" 1 , ~~· "the ohl Slat Ue~wl 1-!.cfreshments were a.lso . served· In p1·ov1stons for w;e at the M~ston: The majorty~ or the C:rechoslo-IC.:cch leadership. ' 0 Ohio State· barns: in 192" the bat. . J a e s 011 e n ·· kepoing wlt.b the ooee.slov. 1vakan pcpu!.atldn nrc Roman Cathtlc drew !lG.ooo. in l!J~!J. 7.'i,OOO a.ntl ~_'; 1 ~t~ f~otbull teatn hwlll be going Mrs. EuQ:ene Slaughter of Cottage- ,\ meeting at Eo.11t L~tart conduct- dies But while the Slovak peasa.nm I m 1931 60000 ·.- c r ome State w CI' the Buck- 11!ilc visited her sister Mrs 0 s e'l by {t;ev. Ray B<:eQ:lc ls being well rewa.rd thea· pi1ests as political -·--·_._ , nes play PenTlllyl~fmla at Phlla.del~ ' · · · o.ttended and much interest is behl!J leaders. there has been a consid· ! ··· -,~--n.unlfestcd. . . enble anL1-Rome movement 1n Ute I 1! hlu, N<Jv. 11. Co-cupt1in Jor, Oatluii OHIO STA.TE LEADS ~ :& f rom . W.ndergdft Uild Mickey ·. -~ Czech parts ot the country. II• • ! \'uchlnklL trw1 'Southwt-.3L . srRINT CHAl\IP ENROLLED . r:rr. and Mrs. Howard Ca.rpentci' ~rasuc and other large Czech cities I ;:-•."-;: Oct. 31-Smcc I' I' · 1 •~;p~nt Sunduy with ft!~P" !'-~tt11er~ . \VP.6 a mass secession trom Tl!n In 1913, Ohio I SERVIS AT OHIO STATE CclUlllbUs, 0 .. Ott. 31-Je!!Se Parkersburg. "'-.";:,·· : the- ·Roma.nCatholicchurchafterthe more rootball games! .· C::lum.bus, 0., Oct. 31-Bob Scr-. Owens. national inter·scholastic Mrs. Carrie Shields ~fEast Liver~ J'cvolutlon and moreover 11. new than any {)thcr con ~ 1 1.s, Du~· tc n . Olllo State . nmatem ~print cll&mpian. from Cleveland, Is pool aud .son Harold Sa i!ittlii C~ch cstablillhed with . For the pa1:1t . she 1 golf is n fl'e~hman at new a frelihme.n at Olllo State Unl~ Mr and Mt·E 0 0 Shl 1 v d , The ant1-Rome 1Ohlo Is thl·ee to b)U:ee. this nrslty. · · · · · e 6 un 8 ~ follower:1 1 , I I j 1 I I 111 1 ~ Brigadier G~neral Luciu~ Holhr~?ok, piclured as _he pbeed the wreafr. :1ent by Prest dent Roosevel t on gnllwork surround1n~ ~· m vc ol 'rhcotlol"f' Roosevelt at _9yster Buy, L. l., on the occasion of thu 73rtl unnivcrsa!'V of the late ?re:sident"::o bil"th. With tJ& Gt:m:: t·al i;; ~.;IS aill(J, Lieu~ : 11. W. Keifer. - - - -- - - j astes· b.etter than '~~ . mayonnaise I'' • ,· I I I 1:1 IJ;" CC!....ONE'"'... .-.COFER 'oN ILL ~ m A JOB Ar...n~ Ao '""TO · "WOR" I !50Ft-liE ~~SoT$ UPQ"-1 tT ! I t:OFFEt: SUOP .ALBA ' ' say criticql hostesses ' e Audtho~ndjqreol k.rqf~:•Mir­ aeleo Whip Salad brHala& U ~· II II I II I I I hland, not too aU,. Ia a.,.or. ,..,..., choicat lngredieub, mbed· tft ..,-w a mienrlnthoKraftMltadtilJ'IaJjh I ., ·.·~ l' '. •·· .· catT"RT uon::t. New Smyrna., t'lorlda II Ba.t.h• Qt.o.am 50 Ill tiiJ... tlfelJ ..... t~t ~ _ ..""- res I II eo. 2nd Ave., Middleport. 10-3l~St 1 ~terrtta .. uu · ·' 1 1 I ·,.I ~~~~~~~~~~-~='-"' IIJ newa- CballJlel, 18 a maantnt:ent hoteJ ea' .. guest or 1)CI' grandmother, Mr.a. 81ix room f.n~·ah Rickard at Vernon. bouse a.nd .ga.rase. Rent very reo- "fter spcudiJlf( the past several ronable. 130 I"a.urel St. Apply at weeks at Hunt1n1ton. Mra. W. R. Lehew of Crafton, 133 I.aurel St., tor keys. 1.0-:ll~Bt Pa., Is visltmg Mrs. Elizabeth Le· POR RENT - 2 11.pa.rtments, i i1r.w and daughters. rooi":s and batll. unfurnished Opal Colebank of Hartla.nd \'IBS Slmpsvn Apts. Call 56-X . tlJP guest of Leola Woll Wednesday, WIIDUI Stewart enterta..lnc<l Pra.nci&eo tax; --- ·. FOR RENT-Modern 10-31-3t 1r1. In u·dered trOm & W~U~Ptore af~ II d clock at ~aPt a. ''IIIYice cbar&t'' c ~en per c:ent 1s a.ddecl to the clW1' At Le Teuquet, a popular tftncl anc: J- 0. Heaton and :;on Kenrreth \!;·ere bwlness vWtora at Chilllccthe WOdneaday. Ol.a.dys Ho~1nan WlloS the recent Edward Bla.kc has returned home f'Ut~ retWJJbl v1lft- aaw & particularlY f!lne flower.. umph and ha.s service eo 1ood It lt IJ.f -pll.nt.. On the voyage from the annpytnl'. wlth oorrespondJDf dl Orient to Europe It p:ew so rapidlY luxe prices. But It c11np wlth reU· the Yougp merely cUpped. oft I alous fldeUty to the Oontlnfntl "lhoct" and Jeft the reat on the cuatlm t.ha.t gueeta must brtr.l' t.heil abip. cwn soap. In l.aldal where they remained 1 • • • • several week& the "sboot" arew Into ' The oddest name :or a. rest.a.qran a btl'. flower~ plant. Then, when was seen in Loudon, in the Bt::and ~hey were read1 to return to ADler- ··cow's ~tauraDt.". Oysters ant "'" t.hey dlocovond .u farlljpl ,.1.., .. s~a are ab&olqtely prohibited s~ botcts 1n Normandf, entry. • •• • FraJ'Ice, W )eel ~"' on the IJI'Mt in the aun, livinl the bed3 a new ''Bobby" Newman, N ew Yor k mown hay aroma theatrical impreAJ"lo and friend. of There :Ls a tanious onion eOtiJ: "Jimmy'' Walker, complained of : place ln the JMXket dlatnct of ParR tourtBt "tuM" on the Prench Rtv· L.ea\·lly paVOnJzed: bY. A.QJ.ezl.cp.n. L!l'a., ten per Clent of the total bill ot other towriettt where ' the price • the hotel, aM per cent dally lUii.ury double on the around. ftoor to whO.t tnx, four fral'!os dally "town tt Is ln tl)l!' blloment. Na.tlves eat aa<l a da11)' tax ot 10 trance (85 In the banmelit c.unts> tor drlvJniJ a. foretra. nuto, .;. , • mobU1 over Prenoh roads. 'I'he be8t beer wu found, b~ ' ' Thomas H. Geraghty, RushvUle, E.Ome tra.velen in · Budapest. Jr,dfana, boy editor, who made good · One traveler, after a lonr jour· l'1 the bla fUm d.ty, and. ls now as~ ney through Oemlan)' decided thai 5otlated wtth DoUIIu Patrbanks 1n the ftr~t requlste to betnt a !JP Lerndot>, cann.ot understand wby was &o poaaeu & brief ease-. He u.k' he seldom aaw a Nul witbout t fields from Amerlca. on the average brief cue under hla arm. n:maW tn Algerian vine)'a.rdll iwo BUII.Deu ta ao ba.d. iu .bnprovldenl yms, pc,udbly In Madel<-& one yea, · Amerlcan8 who live <~ nd another 7ear in Prance. : l-'".u1s tha.t Morpn, ~ atra · Collsequently, one mr.y precU.ct American negro from Hous tlla.t Ameri'*n vtneya.rda In tP-e fu- 'l'exos, who ha8 operate d the 0 ture will not be of helter-skelter caao Inn In Paris for many )~ c.Jltlvatlon, but tended by men cap- l"('fusea to come out of the tl~e{ o.ble of producJng a wine grape· that nuw during meal bolD'S beea.use 1M "'m riv&I the finest wine products ttt~ny people wa.nt to pay-,;,;~.;;,.;; Crcm foreign sbQJ;:es. ~ row." MASON CiTY For Rent- t.b1np Mou• are Vle rq:Jpf Nto,. PraDat, tt an,yth!N 1 one of tbe tugbe&t mated to h•ve cost more \b,an an· P'tl4 wl1,tera 1n tbe ~ollywood: tllln ctheF l$t1ittb' hotel buUdJng in tho (Oiony, ~ Just completed a. trip world. It hal been charuterlled bJ llC9lfDd the world. 1.\1 the Orient hls , vrchitecta u an archJtecturaJ trl· '1.-ine buyen who swk$,enly invaded Alrrerta and otbel wine porte, but r:1ore detlnltely from eager youths etnt into tbeae fields by America \rlne pr,oducinl: mtereltll to study thf.l cultlntlon of the lwcioua wine e:-ape anci 1t5 pal,nl~lng trans- tfg ..ci.Jel1.lleDI.$Jlt trill be ~D ottwr travele111 tiA: Walclsmar Yom\c, fonner drama :;ummer , resort on the ·en&lW reviewer fer ' &n "become awa~ Of expapdinl' aotlvl.. rC"ilon. t!.eiJ In CJalltorm.'l 11\UJDJ '{ineyanfs. 1 Jt proved to be a.n old -Tbe haPPI' ailnal (liJhe in the ht't and dusty amidst acre& ll'P:ebape ot PftllpecUve Amerlca.n cs with hWldreds of natives occu· .Married but o fow months to A.rthur Uopkint. New Yo-rk. broker1 Dorin Ktnyun, whose flri"f&usband was Milto~. Silbl, movl, a~r, is !lOOn to se11k a o1voree1.aecordht&' to Hollywood goaslp. Sno will cive tncom'liatibility aa the reason for the "lllo' reck of her romance. Amolll •• Tt7JI6l)AY, doToam st. I ! ' )((!. . . . I JAMES ......... H. BUTLER Wrlk for Doeldet and Rates ~= - ' • ';FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS . II__ By JANE ,GORDON NEAT SCHOOL \ I<:NC........, '·'~tJ'E\! VM L\CKED, MAC , \!.IJT ">t:;;u 't2E MAKING Mt:""TAICE N~O~T~~~~~~ ~ROCK A gay red plaided collar and sleeve cuffs add colou'r to this cute I st·hool frock of dark blue wool jcr· :.~y. The button trim and Udt Lu~.:klc tone witlt the co llar. ""loC'y. 'Sv leE • \Hou~....,os. $500 in Cash Prizes is the reward offered in The Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Big Prize Voting Campaign. oF G'l IlL'S \NOUL C> BE R,ELE'ASj:[) !"o;oo"' bAI\..y CR.I.I~IO'f The pandcd eRect r.reate.s a t:til· ored look, ~o neat and limart for ' clasliroom. Brown pltJded woolen with white : pi(JtiC collar or !limilar schemes in hriHht red or s;reen plaids wilt also l.oe smart. TlriJ ,111/trfJ NtJ, 11'1 ' taintJ ill ~ittJ 6 It ~~·. · '""1 br ob· The date of the distribution of those Prizes has been set. That date• 18 slowly stepping down out of the future and will soon op.en ·, the door of the present. THE GEEVUM GIRLS "l"lliJ I•Uern ;, rt•J1/or i"'m6d••'' I dtliC/11'1• II i1 Hend c~f. ! · llow to (let Tllal Pa~UmS Seud 15 cents {In atamp1 or Cl~ln) to Fash ion Uurcau. Writ• aqU plainly your "'"'~ c~rcfi.IIIY ""4 . 0\J full :1.ddrc tJs, th t! tiiJmher of the p,ltcm , 01-lld ~he liie )"CIU Willlt• ' I . . Contendera..vqgr rC!Ward at the. clnae Qf th~ c~"'paign will be bas~d c)~ the sum total of·what you eoeb tlat. · · , t ' M~''" , 9"' 1•11~1 l•1 \111 ~~now· ' • inlil Wljo,f~ 1161 . · • I ..... · r~~ur11 your PloriJ · No. l16~. ld:~tt-'-ot<> '"'1 '·~ .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ •• : ·l·····... ,.... . l : ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ l .',~. .'f · ' • _;:.. ~· 0 •• 0 • I 0 •••• ,.lll:~ · ···~~+. ~ '···· . " ~~( .·•· \' r,. ·. \ 't''..·... I . :) I, • -~ 'l'·,~"tf,"' . ·~ " · · .~ ··· :· ~·:·· , J ~ ' ~- ~ ~· ' \ . . . .. . . I ' 001 •0 : '• . .• ' .•.. ""''· . ' ' ·, ', ' ~ •. ' t ' t:a 1 : ·• . ' ... ·. �i'Q:UOAY• ., ." U. S. GR~F; ~~IONS RUSH I ENVOYS ABROAD 'roS'fUDY ,•• ,r ,.,.. ~tt.u.w ·nmmm ' ,. ' . . (1\ll' .... IJ~t VE~J.UIMG UCllON:. Jil!• '"' T(lUrilit Travel Granddaughter :---r-.a-es-.,eu Of WINE PROCESS FOR REPEAIJ• . CltASSlFit:D 1\ ·, · Many Oddities -- Parla, OCt. 3j:.::iis-The ttd.e of American toW'Uit ,travel hu returnr d homeward, '1111d Amerlca:DI are stppina- c:otlee at the Parll ~ CRfea &nd rtl&tlnl odd thlnP t.ber aaw: and e~eed. , Alieria. Oct. 31-lNJ--A new French. mWt:arr ~ l,nt.o ~ 1m· ) 'orelp. Lesion. oono11n1 qf Am· ~ rtttl"SC vln~ a!'Q UJUIIr the a..cau from ~rap~ . retPota l:le)'Oild .5l1adow of the Atlu mol#ltal,nl \ h• .Nockiel. 18 ~ l!iarklf lDto , ~1te:!e. brot.llht th.e IUJ'PliR or • the rich vl.neyvd- ~ ol AIIWia to Bored wlth the oortJt.ant ~t ot ll'arn tbe trSc;llis ol ~ w:\DAI trade. }'oreJ&n Lea:ton detadihJmtf roUClallfornia putio\lWlJ II wutiDB" mB in trueD towJfd the mountain uo tlJ;ne lttt1nl • head, ·st&Ut 1Q re· l'&nges. wbere tbe Berbers were iji"Yvl'fJna her once PI;O(I~UI wipe in· . iuJ f~rthi!T trouble, ancl by cam~ Cltq~try. and tbe •t.ru~P PN1 or it ta , cf tribes alread7 wbWped. into subu-.t the Med.lterranean. ~ $0\lth. mlealon, one rla.dty ~Wd an 1.0,.. Atlantic artd !'ranq_e'a wipe proChw~ · vitatlon. to visit on" ot tbe~~~~ tnr ~ wert am!»lr ~he ftq~ to wmerles ln that ntem.ely (l 10~ (lQ. pL) lht' r.op« and. lih&D •oelllo& llllniiAIIP' n....-ta•• t01 · r.ac:b - -. Ito U»- pied 1n harvMtlnl dellcloua bunch,: :'!s that olunr k.l every vtne spread~ 11111 about ua for mlles. Donkey• hitched to Lwo-wheeled. st«l cart£ tiumped their loads into tbe srea.t -,:lne presses a.nd barefoot native& ~elped the proceaa alone by atamp~o~.ton illtQ "t.be bl.ii ta~ . lng down the QrJO before~ It sUd JUice. l!lto the squeer.ers. A leisurely 50~mJJe IJlPtor trip Vl\ta with a aape.etty for thoua• fJ:om balling A.Jalers over faultless ~-tnda of gll.llons were beiDa .,,1th red juice, which settles durlna the mere sight of the so freely made law. .tu.N'r- 2 rooms for hou5>, k :eplllg, ftn;t ficor. 154! SO. 2Ul A·;e., Middleport, OhiO. Mrs . .L. N. Qorber. L<i:-lfl-6 POR RENT - Three tumlshE' ... rooms. living room, bedroom. kitchenett'.l and bath 11()8taln ln(auJre at water omce or resl· dence. Mr.:~. A. P. MIUer, Butternut ··Avt. 10-30-3 1• .'. MADAM Marceda advice a. n <:: character rei.idcr at Ash & SycamOl':! Streets. Middleport. Hour: tram !l a.m. i.·D U p.m. $1.00 special rclldlnaa for 25c. 10 words ~rce . Locatctl In tent. 10·28·.:1, - MADAM ROSE reu.d.s your lfc like Q.OW pr«artou.o1 BY CUll her Sunday school clau a~ her home l)tre Wednesday eveNng, Among those present were Sarah Mac Ingels, Jean Ingels, Lillian R<'3.~ MUdred .Belcher, Jua.ulta McOautel: l.ulu O¥ak:er and. Edith Belcher ond the hosteM Mls.s Stewart. Mr. Pierson of Charlnton waa n. bnsiJ'INa visitor hore Thursday. 1 Mra. l:lmcr Brinker and daugb- i ,err Kathryn Louise spent Thurs~ clay with the former'6 mother, Mr6. E. S. Wallace. The students of Wahama high 1 £;(!J1col gave a pll.rty in the school auditorium F'l·lday evening. The ~ book. TellsDon't your:tanp!l.6t, and future. to seepresent me U bua.ness or troubles bother you. She will tell you 11bout divorce or marriage ~nd bring bR.ck to you the one you love. If n habit a husband or wife ha.s, I correct it.j It not satlllfied money returned ~ Jor test reading. Hours 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. Madam Roilll, 'J6~ ' HOTEL COtlJMSUS I .. I·r···-·-------------.c. .:;,- ROOMS SUO, 'UI BATB $1.50 DINING ROOI\1 ANIJ ~")- <c.cT~. 1 I n· .. C()Ic;t:) A~ Moundsville Team.r' Ohser\tea- ,Retiring 1·' Hour Set lJy C9~ w. va., Oct:· :n11 one football coach ln west Vtralnla who l5 not worrying INlaY about hla oo,-1 ·allpptna out at lllR"bt and. I:Jreald.DI tr&lnlna rules. He l,fl Ke!:r Whitfield former Da'llG & Elkins player, and now an In~ ~ lri.ICitor ln. -MoUDdsvWe bigh school who )).as tak~ over the jQb of pllotMOundavllle, 11 l ;nder Same Mauqement r• I '' i ' 1'": CONFLICT BETWEE~ CZE~HS tfrmn:·F. D. R. to-Memory ~fT~t AND SI.OV~ lEVEALED BY . ; .· · REC,ALL OF PAPAL NUNCIO I ::fhe}al Oash in This Week's Grid Classics 1 1· IN"B-Then~ By ALFRED 'I'YRJ'Ati"ER ·• of the famous Czech N!for mpr. : me Atafl' conv~.t ...n.t. 1 Job!lnJ'I BUBI, WI\J reYin4 a.nct· hJd I ~que,~ 3t~~~.,.Pa)..I C\1Didt!er&ble auct.eq, n)uicio to Pre.l:u11 ILl.4 been· tnylted The Slovak olerlcal pVty, under to leave the ("O}lD~Y .bt ~ c~n~ H~a.·a. 18nderll111p, accused the 1 c.•lova.k ·1oyti"Tll'Unt. qwre e;w.~t.ct- rovem~pent of eatab111h.h,la a rc· or ly. the eovemm.•.,t ' reQt,leated tht glme ot Cllleth and Huealte &upremVp.lican to recall Mar: rie~o oJr- ·18 !!")'. An lllt&tton far oomplete llll· m< the West ·v&a~n~ai state Pen1i:uJI, Papal ~unCi(), aa a ft!uJt of a rotlcmy set In, whloh already onee t~nt1aey·~ :ftl1t t~tball team. .· st>riQUI COildlct betweefi hJ~ and " l.rdore lod to a serious eonft.le~ bJ .. "TheY 10 to ~d at nlne o'c::Iock the ldmlnlatratlbn tween Or.ech a.nd. BJonll 1ational· e·:ery utah~ aa4. they don't ·let any The nW'Iclo problbb' wiU lea."Vt lat:s. Thla condlct ended tour years tJiahta otr over '• t the"" 'bla: . llouse~ " cr.eehoaiovak:ll! adL'I diPlomatlC' ~ll- ~ III:O with the tmprllollblent at Whitfield commented. today. Uom between the vatlcaJ'I and Pm· Prof. Adalbert 'tuta, the moet · Nine P. M:.' W ttuHime tlu:q:trt..Jn Que will be 1uepended. The most ~pular leader of Blovoklan na~-J ! ren screa.ms the sls;nal tor "lights serluus oonsequenee ot this Incident •.cmaUat.'l, who wa.a aiJ.et:ed to have out." \".•Ill, honv.eso J1e the revival qt· t.he rlanned &I• armed upritiJng, aimin'. "Another th~;f:. Whlttteld contll:t.tlonaDi\o.reUIIoUB conflict be- lt dJaruptlon or the Czecho:llova.k• Unued, "ttle bo;a ~ are- not bQtlUftd tween tlie'Or.eclul and SlovakS. · ian state and reunion ot S:Iov~la. bv any dames an4 cNl·.-keep their The llO\!.trrimtvt'a tkmand for . the with Hungary. ·. · ~11inds on the aame." 1 • • •, I ncall of •tht nUnloo v-as the ~eet The economic dt1lerence11 ·between Led by a 265-pound taellle, Whit1result of a· lett~r sent by the m\ndo the Czech and Slovak popUlations, fwld'a eleven will . .ke 11a bow · tu Pather Hllrtta, •leader ot · the welded Jroto one natiolt 15 yilars J.Q:o ngairult the Motllldsvilte Eagles, Blovakta.n clerlca:l 1;1arty. Mgr. · Oi· by lhe stal.esmaushlp of Ptesldent of the leadl.n& Ohlo V&Ucy anrega· riact complain~ Lri his letteJ· or Masa.hyk. Forcl.gn Minister Edoutlonl, under the flOOdlights on the the treatment ·) le received in Pra- nrd Benesh, nnd other crea.tors of high school field here tomorrow I "Qt.ie. aaylnl' Uiat "Jn obed.le11Cl to tile new republlc, are behind the night. j tlu~ Holy Father I am obliged to Ptesent political and religious The •student. body' over et War- 1. llve In Pra111e In blt.ter a.ftllcUon.- ~6-Ue. {!en ClUton McClintic's big tnstitu· 1 Rut it Is 11. pleasure to me to rep~ ~·,The Czech part of the eount.ry tJon h¥s given out the word by 1 t l aeJlt ht.e Holy Fat.her amo11g the li1c provinces at Bohemia, Moravl~ 'J:rapevtne telegraph' that i£ sto.nds , 1 , Zlovak.s who have shown clue n=v· end Sllesla, are highly trdnstrial· r.:ady to a man to back the team. · .renee to the high authority of the Ired, while Slovakia with the small· Warden McClintic has Indicated he Holy Father." N Carpathian Ruthenia provinces will gtve the members of the prison The Czechoalonk pres&, wlth the a re overwhelmingly agricultural. Loncert band "leave of absence•• for i exception of clerical newspapers, The percentage or the j)Casant..s Is 1hc bil aame. The remainder o! the sny the nuncio hn.s violated diplD-- onlr. 30 i11 the tl.rst. whereas it. ts '"undergre.<ls" will have to do their 1 r1.at1c immunity a11d that hJs letter ow;••· eo in the latter r.mrt of the reI r"-~tlng from tt>elr cells, howeve-r, ~ I rroves the Vatican 16 identlfylug J,ubhc. TI"\C Interests or the Slovak l.u t there is n ... ~~•irw to prevent :!:.c !JJ~ . 1fseU with the anti-Czech asltation <~srarians and the Czech 1Pdustrial1 ··alumni" tl'om attendlpg. 1••0&\:S~l.--.:.· •:~ Sluv"kia, eupported by Hungary. ll!.t.<l nrc sharply OPIJOSed part.lcuiThe Czech newspapers, among a:·ly regarding the problem of cusI them N y k aLso the Venkow, organ of the lflm Pl'Otect!ou. LEAD IN ATTEND.'\NCE ~~: .. o;;~on~l ~nv_::~~ t~~~ ~~~~:~r·~·~ =~tlt twa wrut to..!:-' b.11ttle ".'"ith Colrate' 1 1 reat •leun. Grid inter· 1 fernier,_ some time ago, accused The strained reul.tlons be~ween ColumbllE Oct. 3!-Thc Ohio St.at.c tile "'"'Y from S10.n Fra .· ( ' . q d trav•l• _•II e•l m Ihe M1dwl"st eenter 1 larg ely in the c:J.-.,h be.-IRr. Chla.C! ot being chiefly l'es- tile Czechs and Slovaks has been 1 mJIVUI"::Ily football ~~O.IU lm:., pia.\- with t'ordlu,m whil ~"" 1tco ?r th;•r ahllu.oal meet1":11 tween 11/i·mia Bnd Miehiaan at Chl!lmpalsn Ill with j.;ol'slbl!' fol· t he anti·Czcch &itl· caplto.lizcd.. by_, the HLLngarian irr<'~d be1ore more per.~ons this ycfi. _ "·- ~--- ~~ 1111 11 ~."' •U le Melropah• thee1p_e rbpiekia1Mkhisantowin.. ' '' I tude of the Ce.thoUc church, La.tcr dentists, whose U\'OWed aim 1s the lh:tn nny other footboll squurl in 1 OI\'E A l'EAR - - - · ---- - - - ·- __ - - · _. . __ __ -Premier Malypetr apologized to the rcconstructto1, of Hunga .. •·'a prewar 1hc mlddlewe:;t. Total LO date _ _ APPLE GROVE IElklyre Thursday - - -~---- uuuclo but the lncrell!'llng tension frontiers. Thf''O Is llttlo.. doubt that 195,880. Score Vlrginln, 42,263, Colum!Ju.s, o., Oct. :H-INB- j . made conftlct almost Inevitable. tne Irrtdentl.st.s wre supported by Vanderbilt 22,109; Michigan, 93 ,- Though Ohio Stadium was dcdlcatWad~ C. J:nooee entertained n C larer>ce Shields and his faU1er Almost simultaneously with the the Hungarian government, whose 5011; a.·1d Northwestern, 36,000. d In l9:.lZ the Buckeye have !.n-ee number of young folks Sa.tur- '?rville Shields Rpent Sunday with publlcatlon of the nuncio's letter, J.oOiltlcal program Includes re vision Th~ MlchJg:w crowd was the ,.1011 more ' than one Big Ten ~:;'1~~ tiny cventn~ "'ith o. wein~r roast on t!!lalives at Pa.l'kcrsburg. the "Slovak", Father Hllnka's r•ews cf t.he peace treaties. Ja rges' in BJg Ten histol"y, the Jar· rm· season in the huge horse!lhoe. the lawr. Ol ois home. Mrs. Minnie Knt>cl't who is a.t the paper, W~s &uspended by Ute govIt L'i also an open secret that l'S ~ c~t of thi" Pacific cous~ since By winning their first fl"Oin NorthMr. and Mrs. Robert McKelvey Hol1":- hospltar _.. improving slow~ ernment. rhe leader of the Slovak- MU8SOllnl u, lOQktng with ft~.vor at Lhe 1031 Army-Notre Dnmc gumc \';~:stem lhls year, the Buckeye cf Lctat"t. Falls moved Into Claud 1 ~, t:lhe underwent a major 0 era- lau Nationalists, Dr. Ludvlg Ba.z- the H\Ulgarian clahn:;. MllSSO.lini lll New York; am.l it broke the Big tc.pc to bl'Cak this t'_!:!lfOj."d against Shields lllOperty this week, tlon mol'e Uta , k p c.vsky, has been arresl.cd, cha.rged wants to \lnltc Austrls. Rll<l Hun~ Ten l'~Conl. of 00,000 ~slaLiklh~d lu llldianu., Nov. 4 and lllfri'd!s Nov 25 ~Mrs; C. S. Sayr~ entertained a n a 1\Ce ago. with conspiracy agaln·!lt. the Czech r;ary In a political bloc In opposl~ nnoth~r Michigan- Ohio Stav~ · · · ~~~mber or !rlends all malTled couTile ·c-nicn Mirn~lon truck from 1!'~public and with being connected tion to Ute Little mente which game In 1}122. · , . BUCKEYES GOING IIOME l t .. u Friday night with a Halloween Charleston was here and a.t Lei.H.r( yuh the Hungarian lrre<lentlsW, c.cMi!ts or czecho~!llovaklu, RuTh>:. !l. ~ichlgan lid:cllmn Jp.!; b!:!tm 1 Col b ~ 0 Oct 31 At 1 't ~octal which was & huge success 1Wednesday and secured a lo&d ot supported by Hungaran money. manta and Yusoslavla o.nd 1~ und~r filled tJx ·· t..lplt.'S. tJ·,rce {Jf t.llem by lwo . ~" 1 , ~~· "the ohl Slat Ue~wl 1-!.cfreshments were a.lso . served· In p1·ov1stons for w;e at the M~ston: The majorty~ or the C:rechoslo-IC.:cch leadership. ' 0 Ohio State· barns: in 192" the bat. . J a e s 011 e n ·· kepoing wlt.b the ooee.slov. 1vakan pcpu!.atldn nrc Roman Cathtlc drew !lG.ooo. in l!J~!J. 7.'i,OOO a.ntl ~_'; 1 ~t~ f~otbull teatn hwlll be going Mrs. EuQ:ene Slaughter of Cottage- ,\ meeting at Eo.11t L~tart conduct- dies But while the Slovak peasa.nm I m 1931 60000 ·.- c r ome State w CI' the Buck- 11!ilc visited her sister Mrs 0 s e'l by {t;ev. Ray B<:eQ:lc ls being well rewa.rd thea· pi1ests as political -·--·_._ , nes play PenTlllyl~fmla at Phlla.del~ ' · · · o.ttended and much interest is behl!J leaders. there has been a consid· ! ··· -,~--n.unlfestcd. . . enble anL1-Rome movement 1n Ute I 1! hlu, N<Jv. 11. Co-cupt1in Jor, Oatluii OHIO STA.TE LEADS ~ :& f rom . W.ndergdft Uild Mickey ·. -~ Czech parts ot the country. II• • ! \'uchlnklL trw1 'Southwt-.3L . srRINT CHAl\IP ENROLLED . r:rr. and Mrs. Howard Ca.rpentci' ~rasuc and other large Czech cities I ;:-•."-;: Oct. 31-Smcc I' I' · 1 •~;p~nt Sunduy with ft!~P" !'-~tt11er~ . \VP.6 a mass secession trom Tl!n In 1913, Ohio I SERVIS AT OHIO STATE CclUlllbUs, 0 .. Ott. 31-Je!!Se Parkersburg. "'-.";:,·· : the- ·Roma.nCatholicchurchafterthe more rootball games! .· C::lum.bus, 0., Oct. 31-Bob Scr-. Owens. national inter·scholastic Mrs. Carrie Shields ~fEast Liver~ J'cvolutlon and moreover 11. new than any {)thcr con ~ 1 1.s, Du~· tc n . Olllo State . nmatem ~print cll&mpian. from Cleveland, Is pool aud .son Harold Sa i!ittlii C~ch cstablillhed with . For the pa1:1t . she 1 golf is n fl'e~hman at new a frelihme.n at Olllo State Unl~ Mr and Mt·E 0 0 Shl 1 v d , The ant1-Rome 1Ohlo Is thl·ee to b)U:ee. this nrslty. · · · · · e 6 un 8 ~ follower:1 1 , I I j 1 I I 111 1 ~ Brigadier G~neral Luciu~ Holhr~?ok, piclured as _he pbeed the wreafr. :1ent by Prest dent Roosevel t on gnllwork surround1n~ ~· m vc ol 'rhcotlol"f' Roosevelt at _9yster Buy, L. l., on the occasion of thu 73rtl unnivcrsa!'V of the late ?re:sident"::o bil"th. With tJ& Gt:m:: t·al i;; ~.;IS aill(J, Lieu~ : 11. W. Keifer. - - - -- - - j astes· b.etter than '~~ . mayonnaise I'' • ,· I I I 1:1 IJ;" CC!....ONE'"'... .-.COFER 'oN ILL ~ m A JOB Ar...n~ Ao '""TO · "WOR" I !50Ft-liE ~~SoT$ UPQ"-1 tT ! I t:OFFEt: SUOP .ALBA ' ' say criticql hostesses ' e Audtho~ndjqreol k.rqf~:•Mir­ aeleo Whip Salad brHala& U ~· II II I II I I I hland, not too aU,. Ia a.,.or. ,..,..., choicat lngredieub, mbed· tft ..,-w a mienrlnthoKraftMltadtilJ'IaJjh I ., ·.·~ l' '. •·· .· catT"RT uon::t. New Smyrna., t'lorlda II Ba.t.h• Qt.o.am 50 Ill tiiJ... tlfelJ ..... t~t ~ _ ..""- res I II eo. 2nd Ave., Middleport. 10-3l~St 1 ~terrtta .. uu · ·' 1 1 I ·,.I ~~~~~~~~~~-~='-"' IIJ newa- CballJlel, 18 a maantnt:ent hoteJ ea' .. guest or 1)CI' grandmother, Mr.a. 81ix room f.n~·ah Rickard at Vernon. bouse a.nd .ga.rase. Rent very reo- "fter spcudiJlf( the past several ronable. 130 I"a.urel St. Apply at weeks at Hunt1n1ton. Mra. W. R. Lehew of Crafton, 133 I.aurel St., tor keys. 1.0-:ll~Bt Pa., Is visltmg Mrs. Elizabeth Le· POR RENT - 2 11.pa.rtments, i i1r.w and daughters. rooi":s and batll. unfurnished Opal Colebank of Hartla.nd \'IBS Slmpsvn Apts. Call 56-X . tlJP guest of Leola Woll Wednesday, WIIDUI Stewart enterta..lnc<l Pra.nci&eo tax; --- ·. FOR RENT-Modern 10-31-3t 1r1. In u·dered trOm & W~U~Ptore af~ II d clock at ~aPt a. ''IIIYice cbar&t'' c ~en per c:ent 1s a.ddecl to the clW1' At Le Teuquet, a popular tftncl anc: J- 0. Heaton and :;on Kenrreth \!;·ere bwlness vWtora at Chilllccthe WOdneaday. Ol.a.dys Ho~1nan WlloS the recent Edward Bla.kc has returned home f'Ut~ retWJJbl v1lft- aaw & particularlY f!lne flower.. umph and ha.s service eo 1ood It lt IJ.f -pll.nt.. On the voyage from the annpytnl'. wlth oorrespondJDf dl Orient to Europe It p:ew so rapidlY luxe prices. But It c11np wlth reU· the Yougp merely cUpped. oft I alous fldeUty to the Oontlnfntl "lhoct" and Jeft the reat on the cuatlm t.ha.t gueeta must brtr.l' t.heil abip. cwn soap. In l.aldal where they remained 1 • • • • several week& the "sboot" arew Into ' The oddest name :or a. rest.a.qran a btl'. flower~ plant. Then, when was seen in Loudon, in the Bt::and ~hey were read1 to return to ADler- ··cow's ~tauraDt.". Oysters ant "'" t.hey dlocovond .u farlljpl ,.1.., .. s~a are ab&olqtely prohibited s~ botcts 1n Normandf, entry. • •• • FraJ'Ice, W )eel ~"' on the IJI'Mt in the aun, livinl the bed3 a new ''Bobby" Newman, N ew Yor k mown hay aroma theatrical impreAJ"lo and friend. of There :Ls a tanious onion eOtiJ: "Jimmy'' Walker, complained of : place ln the JMXket dlatnct of ParR tourtBt "tuM" on the Prench Rtv· L.ea\·lly paVOnJzed: bY. A.QJ.ezl.cp.n. L!l'a., ten per Clent of the total bill ot other towriettt where ' the price • the hotel, aM per cent dally lUii.ury double on the around. ftoor to whO.t tnx, four fral'!os dally "town tt Is ln tl)l!' blloment. Na.tlves eat aa<l a da11)' tax ot 10 trance (85 In the banmelit c.unts> tor drlvJniJ a. foretra. nuto, .;. , • mobU1 over Prenoh roads. 'I'he be8t beer wu found, b~ ' ' Thomas H. Geraghty, RushvUle, E.Ome tra.velen in · Budapest. Jr,dfana, boy editor, who made good · One traveler, after a lonr jour· l'1 the bla fUm d.ty, and. ls now as~ ney through Oemlan)' decided thai 5otlated wtth DoUIIu Patrbanks 1n the ftr~t requlste to betnt a !JP Lerndot>, cann.ot understand wby was &o poaaeu & brief ease-. He u.k' he seldom aaw a Nul witbout t fields from Amerlca. on the average brief cue under hla arm. n:maW tn Algerian vine)'a.rdll iwo BUII.Deu ta ao ba.d. iu .bnprovldenl yms, pc,udbly In Madel<-& one yea, · Amerlcan8 who live <~ nd another 7ear in Prance. : l-'".u1s tha.t Morpn, ~ atra · Collsequently, one mr.y precU.ct American negro from Hous tlla.t Ameri'*n vtneya.rda In tP-e fu- 'l'exos, who ha8 operate d the 0 ture will not be of helter-skelter caao Inn In Paris for many )~ c.Jltlvatlon, but tended by men cap- l"('fusea to come out of the tl~e{ o.ble of producJng a wine grape· that nuw during meal bolD'S beea.use 1M "'m riv&I the finest wine products ttt~ny people wa.nt to pay-,;,;~.;;,.;; Crcm foreign sbQJ;:es. ~ row." MASON CiTY For Rent- t.b1np Mou• are Vle rq:Jpf Nto,. PraDat, tt an,yth!N 1 one of tbe tugbe&t mated to h•ve cost more \b,an an· P'tl4 wl1,tera 1n tbe ~ollywood: tllln ctheF l$t1ittb' hotel buUdJng in tho (Oiony, ~ Just completed a. trip world. It hal been charuterlled bJ llC9lfDd the world. 1.\1 the Orient hls , vrchitecta u an archJtecturaJ trl· '1.-ine buyen who swk$,enly invaded Alrrerta and otbel wine porte, but r:1ore detlnltely from eager youths etnt into tbeae fields by America \rlne pr,oducinl: mtereltll to study thf.l cultlntlon of the lwcioua wine e:-ape anci 1t5 pal,nl~lng trans- tfg ..ci.Jel1.lleDI.$Jlt trill be ~D ottwr travele111 tiA: Walclsmar Yom\c, fonner drama :;ummer , resort on the ·en&lW reviewer fer ' &n "become awa~ Of expapdinl' aotlvl.. rC"ilon. t!.eiJ In CJalltorm.'l 11\UJDJ '{ineyanfs. 1 Jt proved to be a.n old -Tbe haPPI' ailnal (liJhe in the ht't and dusty amidst acre& ll'P:ebape ot PftllpecUve Amerlca.n cs with hWldreds of natives occu· .Married but o fow months to A.rthur Uopkint. New Yo-rk. broker1 Dorin Ktnyun, whose flri"f&usband was Milto~. Silbl, movl, a~r, is !lOOn to se11k a o1voree1.aecordht&' to Hollywood goaslp. Sno will cive tncom'liatibility aa the reason for the "lllo' reck of her romance. Amolll •• Tt7JI6l)AY, doToam st. I ! ' )((!. . . . I JAMES ......... H. BUTLER Wrlk for Doeldet and Rates ~= - ' • ';FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS . II__ By JANE ,GORDON NEAT SCHOOL \ I<:NC........, '·'~tJ'E\! VM L\CKED, MAC , \!.IJT ">t:;;u 't2E MAKING Mt:""TAICE N~O~T~~~~~~ ~ROCK A gay red plaided collar and sleeve cuffs add colou'r to this cute I st·hool frock of dark blue wool jcr· :.~y. The button trim and Udt Lu~.:klc tone witlt the co llar. ""loC'y. 'Sv leE • \Hou~....,os. $500 in Cash Prizes is the reward offered in The Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Big Prize Voting Campaign. oF G'l IlL'S \NOUL C> BE R,ELE'ASj:[) !"o;oo"' bAI\..y CR.I.I~IO'f The pandcd eRect r.reate.s a t:til· ored look, ~o neat and limart for ' clasliroom. Brown pltJded woolen with white : pi(JtiC collar or !limilar schemes in hriHht red or s;reen plaids wilt also l.oe smart. TlriJ ,111/trfJ NtJ, 11'1 ' taintJ ill ~ittJ 6 It ~~·. · '""1 br ob· The date of the distribution of those Prizes has been set. That date• 18 slowly stepping down out of the future and will soon op.en ·, the door of the present. THE GEEVUM GIRLS "l"lliJ I•Uern ;, rt•J1/or i"'m6d••'' I dtliC/11'1• II i1 Hend c~f. ! · llow to (let Tllal Pa~UmS Seud 15 cents {In atamp1 or Cl~ln) to Fash ion Uurcau. Writ• aqU plainly your "'"'~ c~rcfi.IIIY ""4 . 0\J full :1.ddrc tJs, th t! tiiJmher of the p,ltcm , 01-lld ~he liie )"CIU Willlt• ' I . . Contendera..vqgr rC!Ward at the. clnae Qf th~ c~"'paign will be bas~d c)~ the sum total of·what you eoeb tlat. · · , t ' M~''" , 9"' 1•11~1 l•1 \111 ~~now· ' • inlil Wljo,f~ 1161 . · • I ..... · r~~ur11 your PloriJ · No. l16~. ld:~tt-'-ot<> '"'1 '·~ .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ •• : ·l·····... ,.... . l : ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ l .',~. .'f · ' • _;:.. ~· 0 •• 0 • I 0 •••• ,.lll:~ · ···~~+. ~ '···· . " ~~( .·•· \' r,. ·. \ 't''..·... I . :) I, • -~ 'l'·,~"tf,"' . ·~ " · · .~ ··· :· ~·:·· , J ~ ' ~- ~ ~· ' \ . . . .. . . I ' 001 •0 : '• . .• ' .•.. ""''· . ' ' ·, ', ' ~ •. ' t ' t:a 1 : ·• . ' ... ·. �I I • I .,.. . TBJI DAlLY 'ftlaDidk£' : :SPEAKER TEllS LEGmNN~IRES TEN ·., Mill lEVY AMENDMENT ~N ~ ~l~ ~CE . ·JILl SH~HlD , BE DEfEATED AT P~llS .. +cu-m, 01110. Acquitted in.Majorca Case .,... . ··~ . .~ ' o:.;_.-1· ...... . &_,~""'"_,_Alive .. . WHISKEY PLANT OESTRIYED IN IS RAID BY SHERiff - - ·- --·-Geo.· B. Cb.ndler, Secretary Of Ohio Who Follows Tip Given By Citizen; Ia Near Highway Chamber Of • Commerce Saya Both Proposals Are Inimical ~ To Beat Interests Of Citizens FOU~D OWNER NO'F COUNTY HOME RULE BILL IS SAVING But Appliance Brought To County Jail; Prod· ucla Deatroye'd· ·T o Taxpaye,. He Saya In Urging Support Of This ; • Amendment; Few Interested Enough To Come To Hear Him Speak , ·~ ELECTRIC Theatre ....... _..._,_ __ _ Tuesday .and Weclaesda,!u /, "BLACK BEAUTY" E··ther Rallltoa, . ~ .,.,to.,, .,p IDrkJ&nd, IJ.ale ' Geo. Walsh. Gavin GordO!!. AJ......... I , ' ' Shorta: Tanan In BLOOD MONEY-Merrily Yo~ .. llaUnee t P. M. We~ nnillly lo ., )~ ,. , ~ ... and when you look at Under-Grad's smart Nelion, , y o.. ' u . .. \. ' woll't be a'ble to lee .i . l' anything else but thia grand double· breuted model. It baa a awinaan originality t h :a t ·• make• it particularly · $ 1 Sf · .f.t.ir·JN~ CIRDLE . • ~~TW,Q11WA . S~~~TCH ~ · ~ At An Unuaually Low Price Made of Genuine· Knit ' . •re ~. '• t ' ' ' . ~ : . : ' . . ' ' · Th'e sooner,occulonal a~vertiaera •tart 'col$tinuoua adverti•· ing th. eooner tJiey will:have a better paying bua}ne11•.~ Quality is what ~~kea a big appeal to the p~blil·. · No u1e adverti1inc any other kind. ' .i ,,, .. . ' ;, . . "" • !I , I :.~- .~ti~~otal;~v~ i• pJ9of ~!Iii ~ •ilY!~IIel:\ ..iU)~"41~ 1 11 -~ fa,~~~w'"' 'tbefl:.fU.to~n. : . . . .· ': ' ~· 1' 1 ,< ''J·>\. ":>··~'It~ j ~~ -. ~. (>.~ .~'.. •:- ! t'·,~);,~ /~-.~ The ~atibn'• leadbaa· b~1ine11 cone~ are bulldinl ~~ · ~·I ud . ' 8~ F.D~ON R. WAITE. SHAWN££, OKLA. I . .·, That the b~at merebandi1e won't aell well unleu it ia well \i l . d. a dvertaee !- · Stretch.. G with every ~Y motement; aivea ~ ·~rt where aupport ia ai ed-liaht, soft,. bone• leu and so very cob-fort· able you hardly know you wearing iL • · Henderson style 334 ia · fourteen inchea in lert,tb, , made of Peach two-way ~·~·.. Lutex. webbing• . .,~Jn three aazea, •mall, . Jmedium ' large. . Style 508, ia a similar garment · -.~e of finer quality Lutex w-ing, sixteen incbea in . wiCl~ with trolley 1upporten front and \ ·back. Al1o made in three size~, •mall, ·.medium and larp. $3.00 t .•~ ' ' 'r \ ' , , '""'· ' appealin1 to youna men who , like to be well in advance of fa1hion. '17 50 ! will by continuoua advertising of quality. · . Advertising createl a worth while rep-.tation for anJ buai• ness becaule it 'give• the buyet a real IQ,I~~ of quality ancl 1 · •• , ae"ice. ; Continuoualr, .•.acl..-1iaed product£ ~ ,.;pular ·bec:auae theJ, have all the quabttea claamed for·th., ................. . Buyera who aet up aloud wail about pttina 1ubatitutea for .quality are the O..ea who ne't'er read the advertiaemenbl before ther buy•. · IT 'IS JUS,l; AS ~$Y TO BUY WEU ADVERTISEl> LINES AND BE·SATJSFIED AS IT IS TO BUY NON-ADVER·· TIS ED LINES AND HAVE GRIEF AND TROUBLE. I WIOOOURMIIf ' ,, • d l, " : ' in -..: j \ ( .. . ... ' .,{ /• � 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 31, 1933 gifford rusasell