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HI GH ST AND ISTH AVL C ( L ~ ~.)J$ 0 ' Tho~ of Meia• counuan. are prepartul'"t.o trek to the pollll, Tuesday w cast their b&Hota accordlnf to their respectJ.ve desirea DeapUe the state-wide and" ~· * * • Mr and Mrs A A Masa:ar and ton-wide tnt.ereat tn tht: Amendment for the Repee.l of the Eil:ht6eDth Amendment of tbe United. ••• 8tatet COnatU.utlon and t.he a11o111e slates Wlckh&m I&Ws pointl t.o ••• Misa Irene Oruell!r wu a l rut on the prevloUB to the election day Whether the Democratic or Republican candidate haa the ed1Je wm remain an uncertainty until the final vote is counted Mr and Mrs Carpen~r of Cotomorrow nlaht, local polltlca.l lea- lumbua spent tbe week end with derA say Mr alld MB W L Stivers and Likewlae, In the local political other friends • • • affray will be another hot conte11t between oana R (Bay) Rou&h ReMlsa VlrgJrllEL Flaher o! Charlel'publican Incumbent Marshal again- Lon and Mbti Anna Loulst! Wea'let st Charles Ricketts Democratic of OaU1po1Ls, were week end gues ... candidate for Mo.rshal. t of the Mlsse 1 Koehler of Butternut George Parta and Ben NeutdJDII avenue are oppoa\ng each other on the • • • Democrat and Republican t.lcteta Mr and Mrs CllJrord Kautr nr I re~;pe-=Uvely for the office ot Villa&:e Charleston v.e,e au A, dl Clerk nu.o:. nne.. guest.a of ,JJ and Mrs D V We-.. Th e councilmanic race may be a zel ot E&.ll~ I.::aln t t 15 ree close hot and lntereatlni finish with the following In the runqlng li: P Due!T A H Durat Edgu Mra Mlcmle Net! WhO hllll 1 Eben:~bach William Hetzel Wrlrht 1 confimd In llolr.er hwpiUI.l Personals CARDPARTY Wednesday 8:15p.m. SACRED HEART SCHOOL HALL Refreshments cttns and Carl R Sauvagt' W PJnsterwald McCtoba Republl-1 home past few war; taken tCJ h eJ 1 months James Fugatt' and Albert Gloeckn API-1e Orove -fiunday In ner Demoerata the Ewing <tmbulance As In Pomeroy Middleport .s Twe • • • oat>""~ main battle looms as the MayOT nty-elght trlenel11 race with J E Harley Republlcan the home ot Mr Mn incumbent flghUng for another WeyersmU!er at Rockaprlnp term against hia opponent Frank tiHy night to ob6erve the Mackin, nernocra\ ThiB battle lllrtbday annlverury ot nromlses to be even better than tile Weyersmiller Pie cake and Pnmeroy mayorallty race with 11 UPre refreshments served to finish that wm be even cl011er tt te QUests at a late hour followtnr Lhought by Middleport poliUclant! !'bjoyable 80clal evenlna: t'l Second only to the race for May· 1 01 In Middleport Ia the bD.ttle be- 1 Mr Gllea tween William Robson, present th< mght patrolman seeking the poe!- Fisher of Uon ru1 Vlllage Marstlal o~r John lOti J R R Hawkins Democratic Incumbent Va and A thirdclaiming race Ia apromised W Va ~~~~:~r~~~r~~: dleport share In of Midthe Shoa.lll of Mr and M;s politlclll .spotllgM with the other of LIDtOJn Hill major fights and that Is the bo.ttlfo • 4 , fvr the clerkship with Ben Pulb Jr, Republlcar. mcumbent and Frank H Johnston, Democratic Cb~ier Mor- i ~amuel I RELIABLE DEPENDABLE At The Election November 7 ~~~~~~;.~:~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~;:~ Notlee to the Voters I take thia means to uk for your support in the Election aa I am running for Marshal in the Village, your aupport will be highly appreciated, Youn for Service, CHAS. ' 1 Aie1. • 0. Violence Continues Unabated; Picketing Spreads A.aricultural Secretarf Pled· lei- Adtninistratiott to Advance 1 HAVANA TERBORIZED No'l 1- INB-Ha.nna Money To Be Paid In L. S. INTO OTHER STATES eitl••"" oonllnued to walk tbe Currency AA Evidence streets 1n terror today as more Of Faith GoYemor Fean Troopo bombll exploded in 'ariou8 pe.rta or the city Will Agtp'evate The Two """' '"" .,. a """'""' IS BIG SAVING Situation store ln midtown section were dam· TO AID FARMERS M111"'" H&.VIIU\& A PLEDGE Bloux CLty, Ia Nov 7-INS--A railroad brkl&"e on the main line oC tne llllnois Central railroad between Cleahom and Meriden, north E'Mt ot here was destrDyed t.odo.y by lire Railroad ot!lclala aSBerted farm .11t.rlkera were resporulble for the fire It wu the third railway hrldge burf'llnz In t.hiB farm atrtke oenter v.U.hln leu than a week Both pre'l- Aa Waminll And Threata Determined • Battle For Repealiata Predict Overwhelmins Victory; Drys F 1nal Plea To Keep Liquor Banned "Till Are Hurled From Moo· Mayor Belnl W~red cow And Tokyo In Metropoha Somethins Better Ia Offered" To R..'" b Proaperity on B• ais of Equality Witb Othor Groupo PLOT ALLEGED RICKETTS. I f••),~ 1-IKS-Con- PUMPKIN SHOW I' ' I y Under autpicea Booatera Club of I. 0. 0. F. Lodte No. 242 and Drew Weh,ter Post No.. 39 American Le•ion ,Armisfi~ Day, ' PRIZES ' ....qoo due from t'700,426 73 Vote for George R. Faris I Nov. lJth. . Wll.L BE AWARDED AS FOLLOWS• ' Larpot l'wnPIJin .' , ' ; Second Larl'••t Pumpklb1 Third WI'OII Pumpkin Cne Doaen Laraeot S...- PGtatOne Peck of Beat Patat- • , . . . . . . Beat 10 Ears of Field C..... . . . . . . . . . Boot 8 Etara of Pop CcJm ....... , . . .r . Larpat Tu..,ip \ .U $3 00 2.00 1,00 1 00 1, 1 • .' . Nail otlivit. ' C<l!>tea) f,.. ~ie"'· .' . , , , · 1.00' Beat T..m. )(fod:Ja~ C~~t ,' • P .. ZES1FOR CONTESTS Clerk For Needl~'fb. •clll\a To the Voters 103UI2:1 ' Your vole al)d lnfluence 1 will he Appreciated by ' DR. J{. D. BROWN Candidate For Pomeroy Board of Education clli.tiat ;.;.. FOU.PwS 1 GWts ~ .. Pie-Eatina Conteat, limit 6 boya Centa Dreuifta and Undreuina' Conteat Old Fiddlera Conteat Beot J icpr Conteat . . . . . . . . . . Rope Skippinc Ccmtoat . . . , ... e A.O!II 't.OO .10 1.00 5.00 1.00 .10 ' AT 7:30, BURNINGIOF A PALE FACE BY RED MEN IN AN INDIAN DANCE. 11:00 P. M. DANCE AT K. ol P. HALL BY AMERI· CAN LEG10N, DREW WEBSTER l'OST NO. 311. I 1 I l :POR .. J __ tloner s axe at Ouben today the .ng m Its dJort LO olltaln H~ductlon made over the radio lgnoriM.'I the the Manchukuo goYernment In New York Nov 1- INB-Violem..-e By CARL L TURNER voters went t.o the polls tlllrd criminal to die by this Na~~l ol its $4 500.000 OUO debt to demands of leaders 01 ' the mid-welt controvera~ with Soviet RUMia and repeated charges of lntlmldll INS Staff Correspondent 1 Besides Ohio both the ~· rrethod In two daya. United 8 o.tea th BrltL'>h &O'Ier 1" fa•m , __1,,, lmm~·"J over the Chinese Eastern Railway bon at the .....,lla cllmaxeo.l ue.... hi Utah Kentucky and Pellllf)'IYMir. 10•• • .,.,.. ":or &.lrlculture ""'.. tn Ma.nehurla IUI9erted today tbey Yorks bHter .,...three· oornered mayorCo1umbus 0 Nov '1 - IN5-0 o , v; ere voting on the same lsaui ~ y Bhe was Mrl! Elsa Z 1ehm, wIte or l!'len t has d ecld • , 10 J>.a ..•· t Llno 11 ,e~ pricc-flxlnz a schoolmaaler convicted of torturtoken payment on L- ll lb ne) 1 With Wallace prepartnr ~ leave had recei'led unconfirmed reporlll atty campaign t.oday as citizens <lf'\Ce the stronghold and 11tlll the tt.ree or them need endorua lrg and poisoning a aeven-ye&r old 1 he Dec mber token will con· for the middle weat to meet the of the ma.uacre of 200 Manchultuo turned out in droves and rolled up headquul ten ol the anU·saloon lea- l ror prohibition to be stricken t.oy to 1et an Inheritance !., ~;t of $'1,500 000 to be paid to Unit~ lltrlke leadera on their own ground farmers by SOVIet troopa In the Rw;~ what oromises tCJ be a near record gue of America voted today on 1 f<!deral statutes as ::13 .st.atei _ .. c S~o.tes currency on an obllp- the Agrl.cultural AdjUIItment Ad- sJan village of Petroffslty, on the vote \\hether to swinK CJpen the nOOd 1hA'Ie dol'e so ~ blase!ll were of incendiary ()11DECISION IS UrHELD ••un dut on th~h date of some '"'· mlnlstrathm was understood to bl! Amur River Twenty persons had been arrest- giot.es to repeal OT become the first I U Ohio a:oell wet ILli ~~~~~::::~!n ~ar:~i~:' who At.henll Nov 1-IN8-After re· ouv,liOO Last June the Br1Uah a:ov· planning to send oeorse N Feek 'nle maaacre wt.a said t.o have ed by noon six hours after the £tate to stand by tottering prohibl - ' White predicts he will c&U .. Iewing the decision of the Greek <.~ nme !t mad"' Ll token paymt'nt ol Increased cott or !foodS and set'\' Ices been ordered because t.he rarmer.l polls opened Included among tifln islature Into a,.._.lal seWQJl The Illinois Centr&l brida:e, In ' C t f 1 th •~ J1U ooo ooo the m8dlum or pay- Into t"e ,,,. I refUBed to turn over cere&ls to the those IUT8ted was Wllltam Chad· ..- ~ e exwa· bel " ldl bo •n c -lgn ma••ge' 1.,. F It ~oted ot the same time on re- l i ..~ tei)' after the repeal tw1 Ch. •okee ·-unty ••• 56 '"' long Supremt' our re us ng " • rth ...v OOtlonof SamueI Insull min'·'·' on that ocCII.S1on ng a 11 v~r Du,lno AUO""' B'P''m~· """lao era u. e am.,... ..... I r h t •hlbltlo nawa I ~ . l ne reaultll ..,.., of ment A_,.,ta. the fUIIIon •' 1 ,neeLahereonDec5t.o o.nd •• ee l h IJ ' · no o t! Paymen .. Wl'l be mt.de b) n,' 1 Octobe t t 1 f- to p loC~n>i....... ·~"• oud - J H La ou...... co.nd 1• peaotesaw:pro CJ&tructlon the railroad ~routed J~ttce Tahadouros handed down Brltlch 1n United Stat.e CUITtJIC)',~ ' denly ~c~d a.ca:J a~~-... ..; I Tokyo Nov '1- INB--RuatiOld. ,a.p· date tor mayor who Is Involved In PlOpoAD.l to reduce the property &ax ho~rd liquor control l~.;ilslatb'l Its trains throua:h Sheldon A crew an opinion today upholding the which meum:: th ...t ln view oJ' th, ho ISO IncreAsed sa.ld Wallace aoellf!' relattow were st.ra ne urd a hot race with Joseph V McKee limitation !rom 15 to 10 mills IUl He hopes to have control ~ of laborer~ waa dispatched to t.he rt:llng Ill t xcha b, I ,ur a h ther today a.s both M(IIICOW an recovery party nominee and Mayor ciC a~~:e pension proposal and one to l l:ttlon on fhe Ohio srattd.l! ~1 bridge immediately 00 rebuild It Talladouru.s stu.ted the court's t.:re\a ng ra ::! '" e nHe ~ 'I'hl 3 1ne~ase In wqes per our Tokyo hurled warnlnp and threats John p o·Brlen the Tammany JJrovlde home ruk In ( ounty gov. w1thlu a we· If. arter the atate no~ ~ddlct appeared flllr tween the dollar &JJd the ~ound, l was paa~Jed 011 to coiUium.erl! In at each other over the erlttcal sU.~ candidate c1 nment I peal com t1tlon m&ts His Uquei; Des Moines, Ia Nov 7-IN8Britain ha8 secured tor herseU a higher prlcea and It refleoted It- uaUon o.lonr the border between Chadbourne was char~~:ed with as· rhe wets through Col John A ndvl.!!ory con n.lsslon Is &tuB¥ a~ Qrowing clamor for troop8 to sub- l'RlNCESS UNDERGOES KNIFE 1 li~:r':WaL."1. escapes the onw ~~~~ro~~~o=e~~b~~~e~s~re~v=: SoYiet Siberia 11-nd Japanese con- sault aft.er a heated vote dispute at Hughes head of the Ohio Repeol present. dr!!.W1DG up plUJl'JBed. Cfm C'ue farm sttU£1• disorder In north~ndon Nov,.:.._?\..,INB-Prlncess :.f cumplete d(!fu.ult on her Indebt- that farmers hove to buy troOIIIed!IIMala~~ukyou!as llllent f(lr the aldpolllng ploce In the lower ell'St Coun~ precUcted a 3 1· 2 t.o 1 vic-, ,rol l•lat:.on to be submlt~ w!!JRem Iowa~ frrun the~ ~)'. ~ ~· <m\llbter or ednt'tlll which bas charact.erlred This happened unfortunately, time ~t least regardlnJ t.he MOB • e ·~ tl•ry for repeal of the eight.eenth Nith the governor's ap[Jroval to 1 ~ ana toctliy ILl strike vua,~p:C:llll 0~.-nd. $~ M'IIY un- Lht! po}lcy of Ji'ranct' and her con· jw;t at the time when fann prices cow speech oi soviet Premier Vyu.New York Nov 7-IN5-Ea~ amendment ard only a aUshtly I the 1enern. &.l!;Ct\lblY~ c.mWmed UDII.tlti*ed lro two . . . aerwent aril•opemt.kiD.dOdU'trtor re- nental allles.. were ta111n11 sharply u a~tof cheloct Molotov wamlfll' whom It rmslni with last minute blalltll or kner margin of victory for repeal The goverror and his dalJihUt, t:td plcketinll aprell.d In three more mcwal Of bet appendix 'Simultaneous ·~~em o1 the reaction from the ext ry may concem that any attacker of c."Lmpalgn oratory with plee.a exMary were In Marietta, thtl:r lla~, , t.lle aa:reemen• tCJ dteqree In th.:: ~peeulatl'le advancet ln J and RU881a wW be erulhed fortlnrlt.h- hortaUorul d e n u f1 c 1a t 1 o na and home town today He announcet! ·A ....mten tsrm~req tot:, "'l'EX" TO BE BROUGHT BACK Ana:lo-Amerlcan debt ~ J'~ A ~ aaaerttnr;jtl)' that Ja- chv.qea 0f plot.e aod coooter-plot, Columbua, 0 Nov 1-INB he would 'l:l\e for both fi:!!deral m1 troo)fl waa txpected to be wardVancouver, B. C, Nov 1-IN&-- \\all ~ ~~aa.W~ir\EtOll Parmen fel~ themelves ed pan ht4 forced R to prtpare Nt>-. York Clt~ voters tnarebeel w - A oold ~OJ rain areet ttJ~.te rep ~a• Cot old ag.t'd to ~. 0~ R WPOd· Texta OuiDin wu m.u ........, ·n~·~· __..!_.._--RI~ ,bet.etn t.be ~,._9f itM : ,..... til .,_ ._ _ lo'f:.e' ~ iJo4.1at \11~ ._ ~ ~ earl)' c:en~ QbiD and. for t.h,~ JG--mill 1mi7..a'n¢ I'I,Jti\Dtltft ....m fim'• 4e• tleHbtilrtN ~ ~ve\t a statedlenl !nery. ~ TIQf tu~~'USir , '!be Japahliie Millll', "fti r:&tm the bitterest. .ad m~,t i fot.en todaytbeT Wmded •r:nendinml.. l;tb& tlll, ~f The liiOdy of the celebrated nlsbt Cortb the llt~atlnn their .,., to lib&~ to tel:~un the COI,lnt.l' home 1 natwally enouah and they 'a&ld so made pl&ln In a tJutee hOUr aonter- contakd munlelpal eampalp In Th-r unomciaUy adYI.Ied the 10'9'- ~!:=~ r!!~ h~r n, NHilte Chamberla.la:J.. ra~za:rk'ttelr oomplalnte ence between Porelgn Mtnlater Hlr- th€ put two deell4el sal 1 lster their decillion on prohJ· ermir Jblierday Ula.t troopa were was soheduledpe~ leav' t;QiOJ, ..~ b oellor of the exllheQuer Jn directed agalnM; the Agrlculture ota ~tlthey Soviet 8 Upward o! 2,100,000 of the metro~~~'f.:S'::al and !tate and 1 Sharln1 tb~ apotllwht with ~reeded 'lbey to~. htm the altuatlon 001J1P611led. .bl!; 1IL .~fl' 1..,,/f'bomu form€ld the house ot commons ot AdjUIItment Admlnlatratlon for Koll& RW:.., 'to"":J':rea.se w-h&t he p<-lts' :1.300,000 reslatered voten Dellplte the inclement weahlbttlon WIUJ the 10-mlll taK Pf'Q· ~OUt of hand ~~ II'OwiDI fttt1r~ :OU1).lan P( NfWfJJ.V1 k. , 11 111 1 the decl&lcm to conUnue the toker• ha'llniJ failed somehow Ul build a &'lcea9lvely !Hrge military Yere expected to decide betWeen !er however lt war; f/~WCt.)'JOlla! wb\c.l-j It hu been ~d t 81 by th=ur 81 Cit tJilllt I ~outaan,al,1'1.~ ruulate yes· met.luxl, of l)al'ment tlrrn foundation under the tnstllbll~ fortllle&Uons along the Blberb.n· Mayor John P OBrien, TammaPY .7+1-f'i.·t 8 beaYYI tlllrn-out to would fftduce revenu,e tram ~(t Jl prom oux Y .. ~w:P.a7. , In hls statement PresldenL tty of a 1 peaUatl'l~ ll.dvancfl Per- M'anohukuo border candidate Fkml'llR H t.aa:uarcUa,J "i":.l[ll ld be ded l:::ou1CU r&ppro'l:lmal;fj.y Jl&~~ ht'M men chartered an airplane, Thouaands of &drniren1 vtewed the Roosevelt ss:.~.d the cumncy llf'!;(' bapa even more o( tl1elr compla.lnta Tlte SOviet envoy replled thll Fualon nominee, l!nd Jor;eph V Mee vu ll: wou r~or M9.ny:l'IJbllcnen; ~m ~~ tl~:.w to Des Motnea, and added thelr body o1 Misa OUinan which lay tn tlatlons ha.ve been conducted un· were directed qalnst Ule NRA and could not be done Inst.e&d. m Kee former Aldermanic prHideot ;~~i~:e~;o~~Oh , ~~:S: entirely n~w tax aet-up wf;QJ# 'I'Oice to the demal'd fOl" troopa 1 a !lilt enoosed cllllket In a Van- der great dlHlculty becauae of I.Ul- Its tnr;u.tence upon higher waps for commenting on Ruulan oh&.r~el P.nd one time actlnr mayor leadlrg card~ nece&aarJ to make up the Oov Herrlnl was reluctant to Use couver mortuary precedented c!.a.c: of v.'Wld eco- labor JaJ)Qtle&e mllltary planes h&Ye been the recovery party 11Bte .ot~t by the !J-mlll reduction, ji.J!d t oops however until &Very renomle and financial condltlous Wallace predJctl!d the recent in flying over Siberian territoey Yur· Dellplte clalma of Tammany leadthe capltnl t (sr.s that a !1(1.1:!8 li!: 80\Jrce Of lOCal authorltle!ll 111 ex· .. PUBLU.: ENEMY" DIES ~.r-tore the tUscUlllllons ha'l'c creaae ln induatrlal payroll8 w1ll ellflv wu underatood to haye war- <'ts and expert.a that Mayor OBrien ! '\Ould be necessary --t.J houat.ed. He told local authorltle11 Boston, Nov 7-INB--Jod'n t~ "adJdurned unUJ. commerdu.! SOOII ~ault Jn atron&"er purchasinll ned Htrota that the Slbertan forcetl would be returned by a good-8lled or the state prohibition law Utllltl.es \.ompa.ntea wbo he believed mobUitatlon of troops, wKeno" Keenao, :m reputed • and ~'t.aq conditions becrune power of eJty conaumera for butter would open fil'fl on any planes 10 majority, ~neral oonsensua wa1 Prom headquartera or the Ohio muCh prope. t) In Ohio would at t.h.la tin;'e wquld' ~uti .,va~ ~ \ ~)ll$o. 6" who wu ah'jtt mQlll clarified. beet, pork and ega:s tlyinl In the future toat the raoe Lay between La&ua.rd- antt-aaJoon league whoae endorse- hcneftt for !ung the aituaW:m \ I ~ ~eat«day durlnl an ~The Bl1tls.h a8S\1N!(,. the Unltt.tJ Htrot.. denied any Japanese Ia and J4CKee with the Pustoro can- ru.ent or rejection of candldotea for tlon how ''ld ss The bmlnesa men told the gover- ehal\ge of runflre In a theatrical states they recc~~ntr.ed tbe va114tty (Continued on hill sun planee had flown over Siberia In dlda.te belnl g:i'len a bit of the bet- 1atate omcea in former years has nounced If the amomlmomt nor that 1.200 men had been laid ~Qtl niltlt.club, died today o! t'be debt, and. 8 t the 15&1ne tma~ ler o! tt In straw votes and the bet- often mear>t their elect-too or deteat ht.> '' 111 urse a pro?Qrtiunate tlf by B10UK Cit)' paektns p~t1 To 'uie ind he refused to name w~re a:iven :M'r Roost~veltA perWEATHER DELAYS TRIP (Continued on Paa:e Three) l u 01 odds lc-1me DO JloWing prophecies of vic·, crease In the excllW! tll.ll. levied because at.ock receipt.e had beero cut his ~·l :wnal~ 81111..m.nce that be did not Rotterdam, Nov 7 - INS - Bal Laguardia wu quoted at 3 to 1 as lory at t.hia important election then1 EO t11r below normal by the atrlke I consider Lhe Britl8h government In weather over the Rhineland tod w OHIO AUTHORITIES the polla opened McKee 1 to :;J 1-2 Wouldn t we better hold to proIn advocea..ng the umend~en~, picket Une aurroundtna the city SEEK MISSING M"N default for falling to meet the en- forced Col and Mrs. Charles A ond O'Brien o.t 1 to f. 1':.\bltlon at leut WlW aomethtna: he &akJ he was moved by a dellrit 1 Anolher 2,000 were U.lely to De laid Oh~l\80. :ov 7 -I~A,uth~rl.- tire amount due ln December Llodbergh to abandon their ~· HOLD KENTUCKIAN I Aa the three leading candid&tes better Ia offered?' waa the ftnal to re 11eve home owners Proponen'tf;· oft today, they !aid '~~~~~ H a~i ha:n a~s~~nt ~ ~; The expectatJon 1s that Britain tempt to ny from AmsWrdam lo _ \\ound up their campal.gl'a with E':;Jpe&l of 8 P McN&UJht onti-sa- ol the mea.~ure ront"nd lha~ -pre ~ The BtoUJt City milk supply was Ch%a rn:talm~ taltlee Corp., wm continue t..o make Wken P"Y Oeneva.. Oalllpolifl o, Nov 7-INS-1 r<~bllc addresses Iaat n1cht, McKee loon leque lu_pert[ltendent tnt real ~tatetaxesart'a. burd.tb. 1~ Clot to ten per cent of normal , Mtlllli:; tlnce Ocr,O and beUeved menta each lmtallment date, In "Ibe Llndberib& took oft ln tbe,r Wanted for the "Jealousy alaylng • cluu1red • the moat elabora.te plan He oha.racter!Rd arowtna senti- I the extent of discouJlLIIna ~;.o •we. do not object to the farm by his wife to hue been kidnaped June and o~cember unUl such seaplane ut. 11 4& a.rn and aet 11 of WIUiam Bolld, a raUway awitch- In the hlatory o1 the City of New ment for repeal or problbltlon aa a owmn~hlp • !< strike, a spoke~an for the bull~ t Hilht.m left home early on Oct time IL8 the condlticma referred to, ~~o:~r:e : J!;~rt&u~ Dltt.n, at Alhland, Ky, L c Oombll. York to ateal this election Ill under Icol\lllquence of the unreet and de- Detecting evidence of a JletJ#p nll:'llll men said. We objeCt to the 30 on buaineaa and drlvin~ an ex- by the president become more suit~ 4J, a department. st.ore collector, \lay White enclor&ed ~ 1e.lre !or many cha.naes that accom- of pr08perlty llolence and t.o the diacrlmlnatlon pensive a.utomoblle they encountered raln and ml&t was taken into cuatody here tod&y McKee lln.:ed the nam-:!11 01 p11.nted. the period of economic dla- old age pensiOn proposal M. ~ ag:aJnst Slowr. City Picket& have tOonUnued on Pa1e SIXI They tw."ned back and landed at COMbt was arreated In hill auto- James J Hl!'es 8 lieutenant 11 tree~ Brown ap~1r.gft'!ld a member iol bottled up the city ~re than 3.000 ENTIR8 PRISON ~~ , - Rotterdam at f 30 p.m lnobtle as he .topped at a street In· Tammany Le=-der John curry M'"l "The wet.tl were quick. to realize the old &It! Pf'll8\on contt~ packin&" plant worken will ht;ve Colwnbtla o Nov 1-IN8-Da· VIOLENCE IN COAL ZONE MU ' BT STAND TB.IA.L terseetion here He oftered no re· 0 Steuer, lawyer aligned with the Of' a.n. profit by the diiOOJltent,' he predicted it would catTY by a W'f1 lwen thrown out of work by to- vld Miller, ~-year-old farmer of Wilkes-Barre, Pa , Nov 1-INS DemocraUc li'Wilnitatlon and L~t snid and the)' t1ed up CC(Inomlc marctn 1 tance 11 Itliht" Tuacnn.waa count~ toda.y dropped -Violence In the nortbern anthra Leesburl. Va, Nov 7-IN&sA.ocordlng to word Tt!Celved here awmtla 88 be1nll connected wt·. d111tlfta wU.h probibUton Proponer.tr of the oounty "blitife Railroads Into Sioux Ctty have hJa Identity and ~arne No 81,649" dte strike Held Oared anew today Oeora-e Crawford, negro handy- lklnd wu ahOt aNI killed durtns a the alleged plot. He claimed plan~ ''They haye been ratber vaa:ue tule' amendment argued tha' ~~~ placed cuards: on their tracks with- when he entered Ohio penitentiary Ias ptck.et8 let loose a. b&raa:e of man muat 1tand trial on the oriJ- qu'arret l'(WU]tlnr from jealouay had bem la'1 for wholel!A e t.1 lfp.rdlng just what ahaD be the wua needed •m t.he interest. fill ln a 100 mile radius around the city to b.. gln aening a life sent.en~ latohes lnJurlnl six peraons and lnal lndie~ent returned aaainPt vver the affectlolll of a boarding portatlon • 0 , noa.tera a.nr Ult:r;.tll menu set. ~fore the people U pro-~economy ' whUe Ita oppon~t8 at· t~ prevent turther bllt'nlnr of tor hla part In the sln.ytng of Li(t damaging aeverru automobtles., one him charging he brutally kWCl houae proprietreSII at Ashland voters Mbltion La repealed They have llr- t:~cked It or 1.he l'fOUlldli that. ~1.t Lrldgel and attemptll to barriCildfl and Naomi Oramblett tenant.ll on oi them a ft.~eral I(O'Iernment ve- Mn Ar:u~ Boelna Ulley, Vlrtinla At McKee headquartera rec0 .,., , RUed orly that a chanJJe should be would deny th~ right of !Mllt·to-11,• 1 traekll MUiera farm • hlcle and Wlaoonaln society wom.an,and party workers issued a predict'( made wlthoU deftntna: exactly ernment tn local communttlee ~ 1 Only one of the six Injured had h"r maid, Mro. Mlna Buckne; Two brfd8er; were burned In as VJetS O o1 vk:tory, how~ver estimating , what that chanae Ia to be" permit anncxaUon or munleiliil· rnany daY!, one Uvutock train waa any connecUOn with the mine un· wlth a bootjack would be elected by about 100.000 He concluded by uktng if It til::> and to,.nships without tm'r atoppedbybe.rrtcadea plied on the lion actlvttlell --vote&. Tammany leade111 claimed 11 wouldnotbebetterforOhlotohokllconsent .. "''~"' track and eJ1ht can of llveltock MORE F.ll:DJ:BAL Am majority for 0 Brian of alla"htlv o.1 to U.s prohlb!Uon amendment Beeret&ry of state 0~~~:,.:··.•~ Ulkla.ded and driven &Wa)' GOLD PRICE UNCHANGED COlumbua, 0. Nov 7-IN&. more tha!l that whUe U1e fus1onlst .. tne.n to make a chanp 'wher> no- I Myers will employ B new The COJJduotor of another trellht Wasbiil&'lOn, Nov 7-lN8--0ov- TrlpUn~r by the federal eiJUir&ent;) Huft to Eztend Hand of counted on a 150 ooo advantag~ for bOdy can tell what the change l8 1obtfUn a QUJek accurate train reported that bulleta had been , ernment quotatlona for newly min- reUef admlnbtratlon at Wathtn3Fellowflhip to Litvin off LaOua.rdla M;;eiy to brlng forth " the 110te In each dist.rlc~ sent tntotbeoabooseofhU l)lef!dlns Security Trantad1ona Enc•· ed domesttc IOid remained un- ton of Oblo'B quott. of food f~ Poltce, t~e attorney-generals ofAlthooch prohibltlor;~. will eltber alately upc.1 completion of train tJter plcteta llad 'lalnlJ tried aeered by Wic•in to chansed tooay aa the Treuury an- dlatributlon to nsedY ramUies and at Station nee mnd the boneet ballot BMOcla- 111 and OT fall oa. today B b&llotlnl labula'lon:J each precinct wlll ~ lo halt It b Sc •• __ ..] nounced a price of PU4 per ounce unemployed persona of the lbte tioD aald they did not antlctpatt there was aurprialngly little actlvUy required tCJ mlill summaey ~ Milo Reno, luldlni spirit of the e rutml~ the same price u yesterday 'Mlla waa announced here today by MllJ By KIN08BURY SMITH MY slseable outbr,at of disorder en either sJde as lOme 2.000,000 to Myers thus enabllng him "..h . strike, aald. b.e felt bimaelt Dowerts the tint da)' slnce OCt 2& Ul.at B o Braua:ht executive direetur INS Staff Correapondent at the poUt but no c!uLnceti were ha.ve ll complete ~ord within >u lc-. to pnUrent tbe violence. Washlna:t.on, Nov 1-INB-Publlc the price ha.a not tnCreaaed Iince ot the state reller commls.slon New York, NO\ 7-INB--Confl- taken The full atrength o{ the hours after t!1e polla close- ~ Bherltl' ltalpb Rlppr, of Plyrnoutll ILI!IIea ln four rigantlC security the new policy was inaUJurated on dent eltabllahment of diplomatic dutJ and a special force of 1'100 Myers aald he boped thf4, .. county , ~ytll.y plal;ieli a pard tranaactlons, directed by Aumt. H Oct. 25 At that time the quota- 1 relatiDns between the "Twtl great- pollee d.ej:'art.ment was Ot'(hed to caution woula eliminate ~ around~ oourtbouie:When 1hl! wu Wlafn while head the Chaae tion WB.8 Pl.28 e.at republica in the world will special deputy aU.Omey-generalf: that have crept Into l~ . informed that pld:ete were pll.lm• National Bank wiD be 1nveattpted, I CO!ltribute largely to world peace wa.s sworn In I tlollll In thl! ~It He has I~· lnlf to Invade the courthowe to re- by the senate barklnR committee EXTORTION N 0 T E BID ltd prosporlb Maxim Lltvlnoff Sale of beer WB8 bo.nned started election boards to count tllo t•leve tlarea: taken away from V1em '11/!Ulln the next two weeka It waa SENT TO IOWA CO-ED I ~viet Comm~saar tor Foreign A1- lng at 3 am tod.II.Y up until e p m • vote on rep!:uJ first, telspboft$1rt by the llherltf and 'take cart of the learned today fain, arrived here today enroute this evening In accordance wlt'l Noted Sia•er in Hosp•ta1 mtum to hJt omce heN! u !!IQQa). ~ coaut bouae at the same tbne" The securities were a aao .11110..,,000 lporin1 of Pact by France ;::~~wt% la;:!~d~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - -With Jnteatinal 10 Pl'f!Cincts are compleOO: al!iJ Outbreatl of vlolf!Doe threatened bond lillllue for the pnera 1 t ater Iowa City I& Nov 1-IN&and Othf'!rl, CauH' of II. (Continued on Pap> TitreeJ I f , 1 there&tter 11.t int~ rval.s of !0 .~· vt -n ectaon cint& , ;;.:.~ 8110 tn Nebr&aka. where to dated equipment corporation, a $33.900 000 Three eJttortlon, letters demanding p&ctet.ln&, carrled''Oft Ito Umlted 11toot lflllue for Sinclair ConiOUdat- $10,000 sent to Mlaa Ma.rpret Hille, Withdrawal JO'tlll and smiliDe the rotund IMPRESSIVE DJSPLAy In thill manner be hoped ~·-tti tcultory h&e been pea~ ..,. , Oil Corporation a •11,000.000 ee- Univenlty o! Iowa student, today ~lllw:::! ~=i~~= MADE BY SOVIETS j San Diego. Cal Nov '7- INB- 1have an ~rmate Indication of tlle 1 H 0 Pannenter preatdent of the curtty !Sill.e for the Detroit and caused poHee to plaee the Delta London Nov 7-INB--Oreal \Ions would be llucteuful and reMadame 8Chumann-Hetnk '12 was trend of the voting a few Jt~ Nebralllt& Parmen'Holklay Aallooli.- O&JJ&da Tunnel Corporation and a Delta Delta IIOI'orltf hOUM under, Britain 18 wlthctrawtng from the lte ted that far aa he 18 con I :•a aerlolll'l conditkm today II' a heR- 1utter th~ ,>ollr close at 6 SO tl e4 that ''f&rmen are as hltlle lasue tor constructing the Lin· guard pending an inveltlptlon tariff t.ruce qreed upon nfat the ce~ the business of re: M08COW, Nov 7-INB--Re'leallng pltal ~( r. of Lbelr dem&Ddl ootn Building 1n New York City All three nota w!rll unallned, International .. ~nom lo ,..co ,,._nee 1 cognition "will take only half an en even more lmpreuilyve mi,.Utal)>ed She waa 11trleken yestnday with Salt Lake City Utab, 1 ·~ .. 1be publiC wu reported to ha'le lostj f'Ollce revealed The hut oote. re- lo London, W ~oer unc an, -~hour" &trenlth than previous dillp Y , an lntesttnal Infection and ruahed JNB-Three-to-one odda 1n cy Prellldent Roc:avelt that be t.eavtly Qo all euept tbe 8lnclatr Cf!l~d ye~terday afternoon, ln.- !dent of the Board of Trade. tn__ ttle SOviet state today stqed a glf- to a hoRpltal where physicl&na said rt!peal went begging todaY ~n't kilo~ ~ ho~8 tn!,~ 011 atocli:\bt' which Wluln and b18 structed the ooed to han her father formed the Rouae t»1 commona thlt WashingtOn Nov 7-INS-Am- antic demODlltraUon commemorat- 'n appef"d(\(!tOffiy might have to be rroxbnatelJ 115.000 Ut.a.b c:e\~• be • e m B.liiOCiatea were chllrl'!d with poct. "dtg up tiO.OOO euh' Tbe letter withdrawal 11 ettflcttye mlca'11 sixteen year mllclal 1nub- lng the alatee.nth anntveraary of rrrtormed went to the poll!! to aieo continued. ln etlna: a profit Chat could have pne promiled. t.bat further tnatruct.lons belle eel to h& bee: bery of the soviet government. WIU the Red revotutlor n Dr Charle~ Y Pox her son-In- ~ tloral and state S trike activli.. ~ to the corporation'• atocki\Oiden \10Uk1. follow Dec 1 It I& v ve n tnd toda)' when Secretary of State It was estimated llf.ooo tzoopa• law, aald that the noted si~r·s :R.epeallst.a wtiCODI1n. of the ChJ The InqUiry Into the general baMlll8 Hlae ill the dau,hter a D"otlw.t:ed by ~!t&eJa!hat man~ Hull on behalf of the Untted St.at- tnatdled tn review before d.lctat.orl oondltlon was not cr!Lical toda.y The executive bolrd p .. ter boDdl wm CO'Ier the drl.matle Weat LJberty, Ia., pubu.tlet powera wblch ..... _.. v : - u. exYnd& hla hand in a aMt.ure of Joaepb Stalin prellldent Michael tnd expreseed hope that medical pew~ :;:unty H~ ~ia= ba.Ule between Wlnln and William De~ttve• were posted at the 110r· ~.,.t :-:~reof recsH. ,.1':; t1~P' ~ ~~~e ~ KallniD, and Premier V M Malokrv' t'l'8attnen\ would ~vent an opera- 1 V(l ~urn~ 11 plab.ta f'OI tor control , of POK tum1. n. orl~ boule rpidence of l!iM Hile nuctuationl in toreiln exOh&np L :.,no • e ore - wl".o stood. with otber hflh Soviet ttcro which he teared would pro'le cone marsln Dry •trike an wa: a ended. In the faUUht ot tbl: ~ ~ MOiled that one no&e, The tarUf truce Ol'lltnaU, pro• m ~ hl.storlcal SCflle wm. take c.~lll tor llf!'t"eral hour. wbile r&1n ft.tal because ot her qe appeal from 600 to ;~waukee Wla ptcteta releas• ap noue ot P)lnOhOn a .~~. "we &ri watehiDI rou.•• waa poeed. by Ute ontted state•. Will for plaC&~on a railroad pi&Uorm at bl!at ~, aPoo them and 'JDO,OOOI Yesterday's attack o1 the tntes~ kataot church with MO.OOO,GOO of 4el* aQd..~ »~ect to 1 ~ acreeo the Hfe Of the contenoce whleh M _ cheerlnr wtJ!Itl'e:tp .miSled near t.en... unai tnfeetlon was her fourth tn (OObtlJ'.aed CIQ Pale 'flint) heaVJ' 1DUU on all aldM on secoad. flOOr "I'OOin. now In rece!l!l but pr.etlc&llt dud 1 (Om.tiDued 0111 .... liz) ~·a tolilb ln Red. SQUafttJ •--. : l ffl'ent weeD <Oortttnued on Pip t..... J I I Q(Wae s,::J =· "oho i4i """'= r: ea. •.t!ft 'i:,';:IISB:;_ I I 1 1 p bJ" I T u BIC { 40Sses• 0 d e nvestJgate So , T Be Welcomed Today I Schumann - HeJn •k Is Senous . Iy IU Truce Abandoned s By Great Bn't . of l I =:on lrxl ':i ::'!'ectkln 8 p:m.. w:,Je I at=:.. [BAY] • ,....lJe' ' l;:andldate for Mayer. .., • EACH BLAMES OTHER SIX STATES VOTING ON QUESTION ~'~~dt!~t!~~lc:~~!Y :~:~ea!~:n~ For Britain With Dollar ~':!:"~m::a~=~':i:~~ For Critical Situation To "Steal" Election; Bit' 3 To 1 Odds Offered In Utah That W eatem State tt:!move before they exploded Low In Term& Of culture, Secretary or Arrloulture Along Siber' ,·a·Man• I ter Battles In Several E 1. h p d Wa.J.Iace today had pledaed t.be ad· B k L't' Will Repeal Dry Lawa While Both Sides Claim WOMAN IS EXECUTED ng II oun mlnLstratton ~ pn effort to advance chukuo Border uc eye I lea Victory In Blue Crall State ~ Berlin No'l T-IN8-A woman all evenly toward proapertty I By JAMES L KJLOALLEN ~ w ·'In N f INS--Fan The latest announcement. ot the lost her head under the execuRau gton ov - admlnlstratlon'll farm relief policy I Haabin Nov '1-INS--Otflchl.lB of ms 81.&1! Corre~~ponclent Waahb\liOn, Nov ::ed j ,. " 1 I WANT TO REMIND YOU ", ~ ! Iowa Cldzeas Demand G~~D B~RbAIN IS Wallace Admits ~USS~ - JAPANESE Voters To Decide Issue Farmers Behind ·---:.T roops l'or Protection SloUr.K BY ENvny Industry, Labor HNS£ SITUATI~N I Of Prohibition In Ohio Aaalast farm Strikers n !J u Aa Effort• News Flashes ~f CREH BRIHIN BEC~MES WORSE Today; Wets Confiden* By THO(dAS Voters ,~t Pomeroy t ria, Oenevleye Tobln, RG8COfl' ' PRICE THREE CEN'l'S POMEROY, OHIO, TUESDA Y,NOVEMBER 7, 1933 ,. • • Vote for HARRY SMITH Candidate ror TRUSTEE of san 1bury Townddp * I 35c TESTED I * * * Tht:J ator. Peing cireulated t.,at I ,h ..vc made ; promiad of •".Poi,.t;menta and that I II'A a member of the 1(. K.l<; ar• ,bbt~ u~true. , l'haye ,...de no prom, ~iae,1J I •ni net · -~e~ o£ the• K K. K. and ne.ver .. wa•. I am RO\ •fiUiated with 'any rnan or arc»¥P of )men. ' i 1 a~Jt r~tmin~ 'oo,mY: own merits. l will ~ppre· caate. your vote. , I Vircil C.mpbell, Repub!Jic~n Cand1date for Mayor !<. 1 bpl'l!!l!etltatlveDicbtefn, of New Yo1 k, dlalrmn ot t.h• I Jmml&"ratlon Committee, wbQ 11 eond~U!tiD&' probtl 111to Nar:l ac1 bVItlea In U S lookt over periodia •11.la from Germany which were 11114 :.o be d1slnbuted t:ere for pro)4• a:anda puroosu. PINOCLE Adminion I IHouae BBIDGI-IOO l .Ric!h•rd Art.n, .... I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;~~ predk':tlolll!l comJnK baek thick and HAR.YEST" OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. ENGLAND TO MAKE TOKEN PA YMENT!z son ChUll· I "GOLDEN and ot "" Meiga oounty's lntereat other pollttc:al battles apparently more important IL!I far DB local interest l8 concerned In i'lomeroy the main bOUt apoears to be at the head of the 111lage ticket wlth C J Hess Pl'e8""t mcumbent Mayor defending his right to another tenn In that offlcla.l cap&.elty against VlrKil Campbell, Repub1tcan This promises to be a battle to the flniAh With Tl.lf!!lday and WednMday U It.'a Nflwa lt'l In 'lbe Tribune * • ~~''8!''"~~. Ml&l Erma Hood al'd Mrs dry d"' VOL. VIII-NO. 46 EATHER FORECAST- ~ ..-ohio and W!«t Vlr«tn~-1 colder with ll(ht rain or 3tiOW fturrfel, ~ · Northeut portJon t.onl.tht WectneecJai 11nd IJl.lghtly colder. 41t and Mn Orant Hood and Interest dlspla.yed In the amendment to the Ohio State CODatl1.uUon repea.llna: the FULL LEASED WIRE &l'ld Mra Norman Kloes were eundar IUe&ta o1' Mr and Mra J T McLain of Lane&~~ter W at READERS' NOTICE - If you want the N ewa 01!1ce of The Dall1 Tribune, call 236-L; If the Buaine• 0111ce ask for 202-B. ars of a.:ee:' --===:7'-::: • !fWl 80 :O �t ' • '' ' • ., . l"~..,.,. l:lovlO, Troop «1. _ •II I Ml &011 Mrl A la.mil) were t.h cpplng in Pt Plea. 1 ~>nt. Satutdav Mr and M."l Cu.rl Smith Jei t Tueliday r -~ Winche&t ' r K y , wher• they wJU nLl.ft tbelr future home !.11153 Veva Drak".l &pent the week ' tnd Vflth frl•.ndl at Pt PIQaan., Rcut:e 1 Mr and Mro BUlle Fo.: ot HUJttlnitOn, spent 'l\lesday with the la.tter !l tatnu J A St.eWtn L atl(j family Dttte Bulllia.rner ~o pe ut. Sunday at Charleston the ru~ or hJa t1is k r, Mrs Grace Cohen. Mr and Mrc. Oeo Parsom motOred to Uarlctta, Sunday aM I (..~ n.• Kimball. 11M. ' •blladelpllJa,. ,.Uabaqb, IIDwaU. POJ' Edlktrial Oft&oe CaU :&M-L Per Btlianl Office aa4 Clrcai&UIIll Dept;. Call 101-B ' OeUnre4 B7 CurJer Om! Weet ...•• , • . . , . . . . Cue MoQfh • , , , , , • . Que Year , • • .. . . . . . . . . . • • 1' u One Month " eo Three Month.& a.oo Six l'tontha . ... , JO ,..., I --------------------------------1 THE ELJ:;CTION \ R.i'~G ARDLESS VIRGINIA - A y TA Do- oalce. 8 A ltlcCulloUih openod hlo Tuesday rnomlnl. ID rt"'fnn ln the Ebenba.ch bulJdiDI: ou Wain Stree!., Pomeroy, wbtch wen fcrmerJy oacupied by Dr. Bms. Dr MeCullou&b practiced tn Middle~ort for about t.he p&St el&bt. yean "~~;here he galned a wtdt circle of pad !1iendl R<QbeR McK&Itef wbo II a Bt&r 1 Hla 1011, Btt.rUns McCuUOUih, tor· N"w utJon m.,uns of th• Younr : People& Soel<e'tJN of. ~ .thf various '"""'h., or wddteporl .;.m.,. Mld next 8Wlday , November 12. at \he jOoJitlnUtO tnaD ..... QN ) P'lnt Baptlat Chun:b. A """' ln- ~lctory by a na.rrow mar11n tl!l'f:atlnc prqram ll beinl &n'&nl'· " We antid~te a ck!R cont.eat. ed for the meetlll&' ttut with aupport or country dlBJeanette Oruee.er dl.ucht.er of Kr ~d Mr wuna orueaer of Pourth t.rlcta we wUI pool M t.o 6ll per eent cof t.he enUre 'lOlA! J ohP P BowAvenue, 1.5 u ported qWW m Mrs J H Bmith and Huel VILD· nan. lu:ad of tbl.' atatA! anti-repeal Cooney left. Monday for a t.~eek'a o~nltat.lonil, l&ld .. :sit In Lutngton, Ky , with t.he The wet.l are dependtng upon city frrmtr's 80D C lyde COpe and f&nUIY d!lltrlcta where 110 per cent or t.he Nr.llot.l art' eaA, to roU up a large 0 rna)orlt.y Voters FALL COURT OF HONOR HELD ::Oat!r1~ :4tac.~~~ ~~ft':r ~~~~~~:e: ~In~ M:a~~~!u~l~m ~t~~rot.ion:'! AT MIDDLEPORT SCHOOL GYM ,·'lth y~ : ~::: =~uc;t~;;c,Y ~ ::.~"~~~c!~~:b::ew~~rth:.ua~:~ I Jt14T.Q'N.U,. 4JtV£KTISINO REI'RI:8EN'r.&TIV&8 Dl:mald _,,,.,, TtooP " P9tt\ : u.. IOUow1nl reotlncl I'lm award~ : Cl>orlll Ptok· t-m, Wtlaorl !lor&. 1M QerqJBI Haoyn '1 roop u, 11\dd)tplm and RQnald Oolbertllon. 'l'rool) d, Rld.ne , \he foUOWlnl reoelved ~ Werlt Bl\diM ' Wlllr.rd JICMr•u, WIUlftm Rot.Qn, Pb.Ulp Joaahlm a.nd J~ Kincaid, Troop 40, Nlddle · -:;;:-;---G_RE __G ..,:G:___ p h 0 n e s8 2 • L NEWS } ~ Bl.e'f'art tUul 1 JQDei wtWAID Clark., ·r amq rou. Nllws ro 1,'1 OPENS OFFICE IN wruPOMEROY TO , Allm' a llw pln. ~ al\11 Mrs E. c KJrtty o'l roomaln t.he Eber8taaebbu1ldbla, ll)~ \\Ire t.nairta:. 'Kana. ' brother t.nd aijt.tr- cated beneath Dr Mc:CilUouP) Mrs J L Murch ie and aon Jack Dittrict In-law br un: ~ 814en, ar• i"mce, ln about a week, lt. ha.a betn of Portsmouth were recent suestll Boy Scouta ~ Scouten Preaent but Oflicialoa of .Wtof!l here and will vmlt 1n th onnolmetd. At preemt., the)o U'e {or H D Ingle& and family fftiiaappointed at Lack of lntere.t touth before rtturnina home I c:tond\dl.nS thelr bua!J'Id;a lq' 'lh~ · • Red Anchor bulldbla: LOVI:SY RITES WEDNESDAY Exhibited by Panmb ' -The Boy E!oouta of the K1ashuta p.esent 11.t the re£ent Court Qt I)lstrlct held their ran court of : Honor tharo any previou.s court Ute ,_ -e•-•t u ned Mldd u::port hl'h 11.JU1 <~>oo v;ert> no1 a H oDOr at the a 11 81. s -·nool ""'" t • · - !leMao•~ r:ymne.s 1urn recentty 1'he 1 vdlh the ~ . ... c ou , ,.,_, h ld ...,r Court was attalded by a large l:>ll ld · uaese ourts 111'C e pr1• •ttmbe' o1 -·ut• and __ ,,.-,,, but marily ror the benefit of · • - par· ,. ......, ~ ""' w~ Rev F . C K.ree.ser the OlstriQt Chair en~ so that they might see the wan of Court. ot Honor, and Dis- )'rO,ires& accom1)1J.shed loy thelr boys trlct. comrn.18skmer L o McMastA!r ill th6 sba.pe or Scq:u~t demqnWf're dl.sappolnted at the Jack of stratlons whic:h are II part or theee ....,rental lntereat in the wo"'' I courts It :s also a greater source ·-· . .. ·While there were more pttrent.fl 1 of pleasure to tbe boy W flave bl.s ·-========""'· =~ l-rqftclency Jn ~oqtlni Pltlblicly recognized \'l&lted re'p.Uves of the outcome of th e e lec tiOn, one thing certaw, the campaign as conducted in , l1 ~"1g~ County, as far as can be leal'ned in Pomeroy, was (lllll 1 ucted as free from ammu s and mud slinglng a!'! lll a long hm e The candtdatcR seemed to recognize the l ad thllt theLr bJg JOb w~ to convmct! the voters that a (UI II j) algn of pos1tlve proof of ab1hty \\'Rl-l more necessary U i .L II a n ~g atlve campaign directed at the other fellow'H l.tt' k o f.quahftcatwm~. And so the campaign before the .ll tu,tl dHY of voting has been singularly free from 3ensa1HHI<tl ~ harges and co unter charges which is as it - ·· --= - I .!tdr- !as Nov. 8th ...vith a full line of \ I.e OOys. mt-erest ' Gouard oodt. You are in· ' n.,s;Joner M:cMa strr ··-> WISE I)[CISION g Vlwu to come d an L. tee ·~er. ~e<'lt~red LouLJvllle, Ky, N011 1-INB---Re· pllalla:t leaders ..-ere confident of 11 , tctory t.oday u Keptucky vo~ o:1 the fate of natlona.l prohibition Llbmt.ll predicted tbat the wet vot~ would attain a 4 W 1 majority throuahout tht state Two atraw votes 1ave i'egtal a 4 to 1 fktorr ,., lUt lndleat.klhs tt~at the wet vote In Loulavllle. Wuli much hPavltl' I Dry leaden , In la&t ,mlnl.lj.£ app.tale for a Mavy Not.e, loreca,t. a h eny prohibition vote, however The poUt :tn· KentuckJ wln cl06f a t t. P M But el...etJOf' 1laws delay Lne ballot tabUlation WlUl tomorrow Th' results wiD not be knuwn un· til 'tomorrow evenlna t; I Com· [ ~r am,l I Mrs~H. Smith and [!!' OCII:TY ENTERTAINED Rnzel VanCooney llpent Sunday In The M1a.stonary Socletv or I Tht' following St'!'Out s ftcelved Huntington with re!atlvell and 1Heat.,• ·•"4oi>ill•y I their second class awards Paul fr1e~ taln " \auQIJ.ard ot near}); 4.000.000 exj)IIICted t.o ra.~~t t.llotB today. were on babd tll!A morning when Lhe poll., opebed w dl:'clde l he hne of prohlbltlon 1n Ptmru;ylvtmla and poM.Ibly in the na.tlon Aside from repeal ~here wert several ot.h~r o ut.atandi.ng questJOTUi to be dedded some In ~; tat.t>wide , '' SCHOOL BOAaD MEETS Tht• memberl of t.he )llddltport \ Hll:BE t'OR FUNERAL • Fune1al rites for Raymond CUJ!School Board met tn replu seMion The following ouT.-of~town .veoi ord Lovesy, who died MondiLy as a "onclay evenlni', 'lt the Hlrh 'IJie were here W attend the runera rt"t ult or Lnlu•l•• ,.,>Aine<l In 0 ,.., f the U.t Mr11 sarah E Wlll$1iln ... g.,h~ buildln& at-.....A wtdch Ume -• all 1 0M• and Me ,.....:,y roiPI.' accident two we4ka a•o, "''" '•r"-ot ' ... were • • blue .,,.... and ord e.-. ' " R B Wll&on of .PUn'" l>e conduc•ftd !-rn tho • r·• t~-,, -•• :-·~ --"· 1 tlln M"e ..achusttt.8 Mr and MN ...- '" ...,. ~· .,. pa.ld CheckS forhall ~wo of •~ IIA ary, A W Neven and 'daua:ht.t!r of De-· W E Ervin, ~ll Pfl,rk avenue Wed· coverlft"' the tlra~ the aecond , mon h"';r aoh I, wUl be dletrtbuted ' trolt, C H Bartlett. Ed Deal' I ~v u~sday afternoon at 2 o clock Rev to ~ ' te~ Wedne&da Loyd Evana. Llr tmd Mrs t.. ~ F I O~~ordner 0( the Church or t e , .....-Y Powell. Mr anc.1 Mrs Thomas Chnst will omcla.te Interment, ill y Epencer I'll of Nelsonville, M:r and tharge or the Ewln& urdertakera 0 0 • BIRTH AY 0P 1 Tleo Mre Bormer HiU and Pan"" sax- a Ill be made In t.he Gravel HIU Mr amt Mrs. H 1\8 eut.er•....., 1 t Ch hi Harrtaburl. Pa . Nov ta.ined recentl)l' at t.beir home on 1 ton of Charleston, Mr and Mra U. to.:~ne m~ at ea re. ' Thou.nde of early NC)I'th Fourth Avenue In bon« of • 0. ChiLmbere of ChllUcothe. Mr th~ tw:elfU'I birthdrt.Y annlveraary 1D.nd Mn J J McCarthy and MIBs 1 GOSSSARD CORSET flT.. Ul'l~sa the par~nt.s turn out In or the1~ !!a111h~a 18 ~~I ~;rt:'r!. ~~~o~:~~· :!~ I TER AT RATHBURNS I ·~er numben tel take part 1n AboU~ 3 ~rJi~ arterDOOO a ~ In Mn OtoJ'Ie Wilson, J c . It•"\oelioe dls~rtct cour.._, ot hoDOt the ~n t v~oua James ~race I and f , c.L.Anderson of Dexter, Mi.N McCarthy, expert cHstrlct of!J_clals will bt! forced to ~ea.'., the rdclplent 01 many\ F.m~ Br,rsottt of Parkersburg corset faltf"r will be in ou;,. dispense y,lth Lhese pUbHc meet- ~ ltwi!!,J glft-& Refreshment-a we~ 'M:11'15e!1 Clara and .Anna Allen lngs and hoJ,d lnfl)l·mat eourUI se'l"'!d 1Orah1iPQ St.e.tlon store W ed ne• day afternoon v.hlch will njl.tura,Jly detract from ... h,,td d be "" - Determined - CContir.'.!"tt frmn PaRe one) lltll.l.e beer law. Not sl'!lce battle In whiCh Purroy Mlt.chell wa ~; nam '.!d or In a fiel'l. e conte&t has t.>een so much Interest. PAOZ I TUMIDAY, NOVDIBER 7 101 Sheriff E Abell rei)OI"kd. tht theft of the t.en rwu to ~ ope1-a.Uves, blamin1 farm ~trike Pfoi'J ttaam lor tnt ra.ld The rUles be longed LO the U 8 Arm)' and. lutd b.:t'n lo11.nOO w the Legion Poet. I ballotllli' Thllo5e lnc lllded Russo loc!ll referenda on lejallzation of Sunday sports I between two and she o clock In the afternoon and 12 propot;ed. amend•Conti nued ~rom ~ge one) menL!I to the stat~! constitution Ule vu 1111tY of Ult' Arnur River &II 'T'h e latt.er fll.ll&ed r:om a bunu.s tur I charged l t• R.5klng f\ decrease of ex-llt'rvlce men 11ef bond l~ ue to It S2!i000000 fl ISov.•t lortJII<: HtJOn s fn(erQ; msumcrtuous luxury • 10 of fact PaciHc am.l declared It had rellevf' tenl!lon 1n J~t~nrse · AllltJrlcan 1ell.l.tlons 1 I C0.111Unued trom r'aiC vnel on the hlghv;ay 1000 chl~kt'n.s 1 lPing trucked t o Milwauk ee Ntar Marshfield &I dt•putlrs useU 1 ~. ubs aqq ~hreat~ue I to u.sc gum W Leak up a ct~ ll Ct'ntrfltlon o! pic ktt ~; t .. Milwa ukee W\lJ Nov 1 - [N~ ­ Federal aulhontlcs today !liVI .u~at.ed thr theft or te11 at m y r ill• ~ \ For ~~de Ry t1om the American Legion ha 11 111 Omro Wln nebago county scrne ot MARTIN & ROLLER farm strike disorders Sheboygan county authonueJ al Ut.:LI\'ER 110 were lnvesuge.tlng tlw dl~ap­ Ohio. pearance of u sWrt: of dynamiLI' 111 1\-Jiddl.-ptll t that secwr '" cr~ollof~~VIStts toC111cinnot1 S10y at this pleasant place '" the ooart ol dawni>Wn Ooonnatl lonje oomfortoblr IDOtnS. Finest of flr.e food qu~ekh ar..:l ol/ic;.,tly served in eled,.,l~~ Both end servtdor 1r1 ~~N~ ~"'I~ from ~~lP dining rooms. o ~ I . ' CHAPTER FIFTY -FOUR and wa5'"'""- on the fMtoi'J' 04 .. ......_ Oft and off, aM it would -be tbat war all bill !He~ Theft Pop ~t mad and -.aid be aueoed he nenr waa rood .enolltlt: for her, Mine jut • wodtinpan; and Mom ea1d sh• dadn't m.on that at &111 but that that - · _.. IUt ~~.. liM • bi• . .ht. .. ' ,..,n , The aOonef. ocfi.Aional advertisers start continuous advenU - > '. ~ng the soonertiroy will have a better paylng buslneu. , AI/THOR. 01" lfHIJDIJLIIf · 1n fl't'tl)lthmg ~::t.'Pt IUra and theJ ~ove 11101 GUJLD GIRLS ENTJo:RTATNt'n The t,egular meetlng of tl\£l World \Y'@o OuUd Girls Firet~pt\1lt. Church Wl\8 Mon ' ~enlng at the home 1 Mtas :l~U-a"'Na~ Ha.mllton on I;! Li mDuring the m~tlng 1 Uton 1 Stioeet , the rpt~ of!!Ofl's ,were olected Presl\lenJ. Irene Mills ' VIe~ Pre!l ~ 1 dent, •Anna Margaret W\llf, Sec~ tiLl'y, Margue;rlte Hysell find TrcaS1 urer Clara. Mae HaHmllton 1 Th~ new members were taken Into ~ or ganlz~tlon h hAt illl e cos; 0 f t~ met;tng t e ostr~ serve rere men Co~grei!.'llllau L Bwea1,1ey D who pot.l ·d voll!s In ~ the Fa r 1 <IL"n~ mu~h to By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE. OKLA. FRANCIS WALLACE price 1he :iin!oNt N1cholas sfou~ be yOVT n.... reqcl the IDid \?ou Jever Stop (to ctbinlt 1 ~------~=---;..-...........;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;-\~~3'~~:~~~ 1n ttlOJeStiC b~au t v 111 I< :1s1. Hirota pallllt:d LO the v;•itb• 1 tlJ a wa.l of Lh~ Anu' llCilH Flett from 1.1 11:' Iowa " No use Quality i• what makes a big appeal to the public. advertisin1 ,..ny other kind. prlm)lr)' bU ' hilS refused the plt... a J'le rll.l Jam es A Continuous advertiaing is proof that the advertisers will keep Jlom aot more wttn"'M u tlale 11om hit; ber llp. It wu bad s upport MLlll.lr • faith with their customera. went on. People around town besan eaouak bafon 'but; now it would be were out to selz~ to a&J thla and that, .and the onee all OYer towa. WhUe theJ were Cincinnati local gov · 6at euried It all to Mom nr. wa&ehllll' ber, John the mailman, .rum the non-partisan The nation's leading buaine11 conce ...ns are building o~nly too clad to do it. ahe thoul'bt. eame bl. "HeJ, Mia' bndolpb,' he' grcup •~h.ch bus o. slog11n a:ooJ. will by continuous advertising of quality. ...., to'" what abe would 1ay a.nd he 1bouldn't be botherinl' TomQQ' ald. -....ben't that old man o.f gcvernm 11 t' wns a coalition of arrf it ~ck. But when It cot mu. about coinc to work In the taetory 7f1f1.H roine to flcht Dempseyt" Democrat.s and ludepeno.ent Rf. 44 \\'hJt" 1aid M'om. M.arcla .and Tommy w.a still home witlt. all hill eduettion; and that publiC&IIG Adverlisinr creates a worth while reputation for a~y busi· they 1t&rttd to eome rlrht out ta 1be1d rather Harre ~have •11 lohn laurhed. .,Jake Morgan j In Youngt;tvwn a paradoxical nell because it gives the buyer a real f{U&rantee of ~ality and Ole open and talk mare plainly. lt the lmockeN In to' loob Hke • frelcht train bit him. I stlttRtloo ~.:ontront&d the votera 1 1 •H 10 that Mom felt evePJbocb' laqb 011 their boJ f ~ ll wu about time eomflbody They wete to de<..ide whether k. service. ~~ _ wu looldna at her eveqtlme abe thfltlr UTMo -..,.1 I ~l T · aocked him ol'-rour old man ~ !11SCRid their homl.l rule ch&rt.e • Continuou&ly advertised productt . are popular because they .,ent down the street; that the But. Pop 1taJ*( ma.cl &Dtl 11om eould rura tor mayor todap.• Z J~YP jiAmold t who Is emplo~e~ In r.nd telurn to statutory form or 1 04 _ . onee who naed to stop ber bad to 1'0 off and cry and It waa Mom nid, caNful1y, Maybot 1 w~t~~vel:t 1 !:n ~= ~: enucc11~~ ll CI:I i gove1nmcnt, and at 'theSBfu _ have all the qualitiea claimed lodhettt.. , , , . . , . .. . . . . . . . : . \ .and uk abou~ how CHat. Tomm~ fUilDJ' to be mad lilt Pop. B• '"'nt some other people will bold on to to zanesvtlle sunday even - tl,.u :'ere~ asked to vote fou r Buyen :who a-:t up a loud wailabdut 11ettiJ>11 ·.p'bst\tulea' fcli-' - , wu. theat 1ame one a were onlJj out attu 10ppe1:' and etaY*Cl • loq tlleir ton1ue• better now and keep I ~ ti's hi& wtre, who will ttpeud 11. PI op~ed _me:cm~~he quality are the ones who never read the a'dvertisem~nts , bef~re, ~ w.aitlna' their obanca -.....-a d1• while. MHJ1 woere'*UidiaPPJ timet them oat of othtr ' people'• bulri- few d"fta there lollg c :;,rtbr 1 :e~ c me~ m apiDSt him • .Hn. Johnson eame now. Unet. Louie eame aronnd DML• M~TQN Hendrix returned Sun- were e eec"---~-c..• . ;,; they buy; , ' ' : and told Mom that eomebod7 had wheDever he eould and sat dowa to Then wu a lileD«J, John looked ' day ~ing !rom several dnys vlstt ·' IT IS:JlJST AS ~ASY TO BUY WELL ADVERTISED .aid. at a dance that Tommy bad e•t. elaimitll' that Coullia t:mm7 at the other n•i1hbor lathes and / In Z. .Uie. Mr Hendrll:l- motor- other 88 ,rot u A.B. de1ne ltow toll• all didn't feed hlm ba1f enoqh ~bed rfcht tn their facet and ed to"U~esvllle to cccQmpany hl):l' \.. <~1.~6J!IP ~E SA,flsE:lEO AS IT IS TO BUY NON·....D¥.EI!;. · ht.-All- A mer1can Bum. , Wlth • He,_ct9r,~· "'wue n&' - t1a b'ed 1 eou ld n•• •• twa ed ou,.. a •.ooa 1'huttnma Le.lU Bible Cl1 1 Ul Js' a lo1mer ' 'tJSEP );.~~,AND HAVE GRlEF ANQ TROUBLE, . M?m kaew who tt wu ha~ eatd sbe I!Dlo o; the table. eQ"' • t:raili.._ "alonr. Heo 011 never can!.e 1 P\rat Baptls~ .!Jhurch wll~~~ t.o~ mer me.yor A: lib u not MH.. Johnaoli • owD waft lool(,ed to . . om IJCM:ftJ atortl becauM Albert • nll{ht Kt the ' home f1l• Mitt Flank Uaym James Seccombe wa.e op· •alll'hter who wu jealous of Tom· around ao'ii wha be BIW that be Md cive• him • acratehine o~e 1 outnt.ber c~li8r f.t ~ Hookflf and ~~J;lite~t t!'k'Ctlor tn canton by a GlJ' because he wouldn't han anJ'• wu be was mad; .ao,d Mom knew. e\Ul'B'tt~bw Brown nuer J'o\ tirOO Fifth ' • 1 Iorm,er fl'I!.X"f' A R Tum ,_o_ u_t_t_ c_::;~=:= thine to do with ber-M'om bad he wu watehlnc and hopinc Tom t.tl¥ill&' abtut it. I ' - ' .-.......!. • - ,•••t ..--~ ~ - D her ma~n1 eyea at b1m qaln. would le.ave ju1t 10 be wonW . ., zP•\tt at aupper wu funny. 1 Bo. .althoqb Mom wa• mad u • hlll'OOJII baek: and it wu too rnueh Pop came hom• frqm work anti he 1 bomet lnaide eke prete"Rded to just like waltlna lor a sick periOD to wli: IW..-erint' a llUle and Mom •tltl an4 said: "Well, Mls' John- die 10 be eould l'tt th1 mour: that knew he felt pNittJ important be· ecm, the one that aaid it " probablJ wu bad enouch bUt Unci• Louie ~ pt~ople had been ti&Wna to ( mad becauae To m m 1 conslden even bad the nerve to cf.vt Tom blat &11 AJ &t the factoey ahout 1 btmaell too cood to laJ down In the black looka u it to aU him whf bow lood • ftchter be waa. •But he ! cotter with her; beeaUH ~be one be waan't workinl' inetq.d ot loaf.. tUU }lad hi• hili down over that tb&~ aald it Ia 9robabiJ the kind lnJ around. An4 when Cou1ln Em· eya when he earn• In and the juet • thlll& would laJ down In the cutter mJ came around abe alwi.JI looked ntd hello and prtU.nd•d aothinc I 1 wttll aftrbodJ that eame alonK" be- at Tom u il the tboqht aftJ'bodJ bad happened. eaue abe probabl;r didn't have •DJ muat be out of their ht.ade to clv• A~ tile table theJ bad bafitlJ eat ralalnc ln the Clnt place • up 1uch a cooct job In Holl,wood. dowa when Uaoele Louie came ia Mra. Johnaoa looked funny at With Tommy quiet and kind ot and 11om ha4 to tet another plate. Jlom and ~er fate took on a blac~ aaham•d and Pop readJ to laJ Tom looked at Pop and aaid: 1 look: but JUit the aame abe dldn t •omethtnc and Uncle Louie alw.aJa "Tbanka Pop...-oniJ JOU ahoultln't eom1 to Mom with any more tAle1 havinl aomethina na•tJ on the baTt paid aD)' attendon &o the 1 with her lone tace, the hypocrite: edp of hie toque, Mom wae proud ~t.oft'·: Mom cue11ed TommJ' maat le ot Pete. He waa prett:r bwiy at. hit WeU, Pop aid, "tiler. aln t \ tile UDit way ehe did •round town two plaeee bllt be wat nlet to Tom nobodr rolnr to DULke any rcm111 ks becauae he rot ro •ta:rlns a.rouftd and •lwaJ• pretended that n«.<thtnc about ur otN mr famiiJ and aet t.he hou11 more and wrote 1etten. had happene4 and that Tom wu , • ., with lt. AU be seemed to be doina wa1 &till u rnat u ever, Bometlmee . Petl cot-. to lddd\ng hlm "Wht write lettera in the motnlna •nd Hom thogabt Pete bad more eenae did rou h1t him with, Pop-the thea wateh for the mailman all thaD aQ of them. The o!d"'r h• ri&'ht. or ~h• left,... I u,. Almolt ever:r day be rot one crew tN mon he remindtd her ot Pop Ald. "1 .,ave bh· , lettllr, tb1 same kind, and Mom ber crand:father ~ht lett hook, tben I feinted bim, b.appened to ~ .tbe h~tftd..,Titinr Whe p ' b k f d then I p't't bim the riEht.-JUat the I ~JDe dar when •tv.ra.;chuvered and t.o ~ top 1~~ :e b_:mhil 0";::; wa1 DemPHr dilll to Toone)'1 when 1 Wore 1he could d~lded what wu wn a 0 r e Ill knocked him out tn Chicago " ~ t..nillar about It, John nld: -Tom down on one eye and ma.rehld ~ht "TnnneJ won that one," Uncle 1 ' aftd Dorothy malt bt prettJ lhlclt up to bed without •aJinc a word. Louie ..id. . .aia.• Mom wasn't mad any kma'u and Pop 1neered. •u, wae knocked 1 "Yel" ptd M()m looke ltke •h• wanted to OJ' eomethlnr bu~ out In tb1 tennth round -·but the ' lt.• ' ' Pop wu In bed when the went up- rd'Jree Cl't't it to blm." Pop waa • I TES1' No, 8 ' -rell hlt.t to marrJ the rl.rl •rnl tt..tn and asleep; and Mom eould lreAt Demp~ey man. mllkl lt e••¥ on the mail carriere,• berdl:r el~ all ,:drht ~aep It "Jutt th• ume Tunney won the 1 John uid. .. He don't aeem to l'fi :;•beonl' ne:; The op 1\cbt,• Unele Lon1t Insisted. • IUDJ' an•wen from aJI them leten :.:" ~k d rtn': "Where did rou 1•t that blimp on tltn for joba, doee beT" monunc t ' t.a e , to f0111' t.eet• I '• ~ •ue•e jolt taldna hie tlmfl,• M.om •lrfnp and abort to aeeb other ~11.,._ ~otld.nc," ujd Pop. "It I •• uld amlhnc . while he • • ••ttilll rud.J..to ro wai aD aceJdw~ We a~arted ratJa· 1 -iel'l hlnr';,.ot to p'lly inJ attell- to work. Both iif them _. ldndt.ef lini •hea he ~ up th• third- time tloa to ~he knpc~n In thi& to~"' ~amed of tMmMJ)~ and cf1da't anll hla 1Iee'" f.Oijll: 1wllere I had ioha ukl. Then' he ~ Hltcblnl' lmow , ~·• to UJ' It;_ Mem d!Jfn't bold of tt aM 1M llap~bed to rrale Eveey fll\li,..l&t lOI'alod .. vf~i·~¥ b1a pack ap on hil al'DI and thl .rna ••k him whtn hi' lOt t~ dar f&H. 11-.en I ftn~lhfd 1 him the : bell~ ot you .. Every time tOll bane the tantruiD easter, rutnlnl' . yuur ·~altll. blaek doc t.llat muddled up the brul110 011 hia face. partl;r becauM a&tlle war Ja. Gane u'ied•'t~-· ,d oqroft lta htnee•, ()I' ''want to ecream, '' y~ dlgeeUon, your diapo1ition. 44 poft;heJ tollowinr him. 011 name he waa trrirl6 to hide lt. Row w~ that. Pop 1'' P¥-r 1 you're taking it out of yourMlf. Watch ;rour nerYII. c.t Jour ,.II wu Hector and John eelled him Bat the aoon found oat. The ukt4. . , r; I Door baQJrinJ, sereaming and nch amount of aleep eTet'J' nl1ht. Eat I'Q1l· Reek for ahorL other De tc b h • r tadiee earoe in Po, dembastrattd. "I •howed antk:• are Yb.da to eay the lllut. and l&tiJ' and MftBiblr. Find time tor ncnSomehow Mom was happ 1 tha~ Butcher Brown'• richt after 11om him the left, aee-tben 1 1ave him malr:e youio family and your friendl on. atlon. AllCI a1111oke C.met.-for ea..l'1 ~~~t)~o~~~:i! Jt •tn.ight {two inches from th!> Dorothy wu writioa to Tom. lt and abe ~ould HI theJ had aome· the riaht.!" comfortable •.. Bu\,- moet 1mportant, eoJtlier tohacc:e• ne't'er pl 011 lOIII' ahowed •h• 1nlla't like the rett In thlnl' oa thetr minda and the t":'GD• Ht looked over, 1neaky-ltke, to the table . Plaec ;J~r:e:~et o~ amt to touch the town •ven lie!' father who dered who& it wa• thla time. • 181 i'low Mom wu taklnc lt. She dot and start trKmg Th e t on the first eachfltoftemperYov. givew.Y1:oiaaap- !!!.!!!:. ~ draw your l.we bet~n •ay you muat Mftl' a&~.d word aow aboui civlin. Flann1i'&n did the talklnlt thook her 1r,M 1u4 'slrii\AJ.'a.t: li\n\ (1 '' folloW the direction of th WO guide \mea and IDe 'Tom a job \a the tactoi'J' when "1 bear fOUr man had aoiU trouble "Your nieat il rettin1 cold," the W trace flgures without e~ ~'65 !::~r::: time Jt.a aeede.d It 10 bad. Of coune Mom lalt niaht. Ills' Randolph.• uid. I ..dB."t rt..U:p want Tolldl to work ln Mom's heart aank. Pop had I Pop 1mlled at her and abe knew JGmu J lJa,.,n ll'..mtl •-.f lrflu!!l ' ' ' ~' ... _ 1r), llrtlk/Mi •t.actorr..... h.ad .vea haclaome temper when he cot started; it wa1 their mad apeD waa over. Camels are made from liner, MORE EXPENSIVE ..,.~, rm,..,,, '""" I• 11 ""'""'· • wcm11 with Pop •bant tlde beanae her fault: •he bad made him mad. •Anyhow," laid Pop, ""1 rueu tobaccos than any other popular brand of cigarette&! l'laM awQ pop uld abe tboucht Hom wouldn't ci"• them tlM •U.. nobodr 1• town ta 1otnr to aet .._ dade aoa waa too rood tor the f&rlion of It now i n 1 1he didn"t fre•h with the men of thl1 fanad,. 61daq u4 Hr taal~ 1M bad bow; to 1he lllfd: .. luat what did for awbll••" . .,_. Ud ..... .., tneoUea ron hear, Mil' Flanniran!" "8•111.'1 qi~· Uoclt Lobt..· ..,_ ': ud ftetltaD _, tt llf W Hltlaed lin. J'larudrn he.tt.ated:; th•J' tear of u eould. cleaa a~t. . ~ tit Pop Ia dill ltqllddq ht Wql.d aD bew Mom. hd a sharp toD11M il wt •¥ted to;" t.aft Mttnde ...ned. IIJ DOW• .A.il4 tn hft Mad when aha wantal co 11M Pop whi•Ued and sboel: 1t1e head, 1 :a.,t 1 anlt ........... ~T '- I • NICHOLAS I~4':N AT:t l· ..,ROD,¢ ~- ~· "tbe ' "JJloY~ tor 'l&t l N-otice To Subscribers ! --- BAILEY RUN MH1 Nettle Archer at.lA!nded flJT'er&l or her uncle, Jaapa.r Ru...ll, at Middleport Wedneaday Donovan W(lpn 1!1 very Ill 1 nnllumonla. at thla wrlUng I ~hUpott or Middleport Ia the t~ ndlng physlcllm. Dorthea Archer wu the 1uest of her mother M:ra Will Haley of Happy Hollow Wednesday. Mrs Andy Lowrey ard Mn Cora E\ uMell were guests or Mra o. M Wogan SAturday evenlna: Elmel' Goodwin tnd wife were 1 Sunday sue~~ts of ller father I To I'Yoid confuoion, all oubs~riptiono to the DailY Tribune to be deliverod by carrier given workero in the Prize Voting Cam· pai1n prior to Nov. 6 will be credited ao if reee!ve~ on that date. Therefore pay your carr1er 1n your replar weekly manner up to that time. 1 worth B&lky 1 Lew Rus.~ll of Hysell Run the recent guellt or Ml' at>d Andrew Luwr(! y WOMANLY WEAKNESS Mrs Mary Hammond of 1037 Stewan Avt Knoxville, Tenn , uld, "I wu 110 wed: I could lll:atefly 'll'alk aufiertd fn:nn pain• In my Wk ~d lith 1lde •'!d l\ild he14•~., I ,.,., Above, h;:a11Uiwork of boyt and gh Is In Callfo1•nla lit 1~ cl-dre~oct thoy ml'lde tnt! food they c;~nn~t.J jobl ~~.s . cohoo l gi rl t ryl11g aul t :-ni\11 school b~ 1 r.:\o\ , cf P •H~Il 1111.:: rn::: :- •1 h ~ tl ~~ T•"o 01' \Cy II' or '''Oi k.'l In~; \yr~te 4 c!Uee ~e~e~~:aphedl ~~ ::J:[~; sta.t« •otl: Bf~abd II ' I ther9~ca~'e ro'lf~ ID grtJa.t of iUI.t tor the c:blldren ()f tbe Maine towu. A. 1rea~ toy P&l'ty 'A'O.!I held, and 611.Ch chi\d recelvl4 at !east three g1ft1, ~n~-v, en! tcP c:~~m ~o- r~~~~~op. ~4 t.be~c111110n '" '' '~ ' ,. have llfVIr h•d lbt .tiJhf• I est return of wa.~e._ • 1 Dr Pierce'• Clinic, BufJtlo, N. Y. New ,Un bibleta Mct• !tq11ld 5100 'Larp) Wu, 1.11bs. or liquid, ft.» "Y• U• 0 . r.r~o-n , ~~-=~~:;:/1 11 1 10 cl1 J tllh11 \IOI\ nt cnrcl s In l11alll c \\ rltlng for betl!n! hJI· Favorlle Prtatt1Ptl611 and J.IO'fi\;J.. tho usa 1ul ij or Clu i ~t mu :> g1t•et· the blind, and lhe ch1ltl1 e n'ij toy Party given In Ellswortll and Allbutn, Mt<ln e !vllowing dev• utatlng files \lohlCll made ' Mneral hundred fA nJJlie& ltomolotls, and' flealro) ed all (If their hou ~e h o1d POS9Cl~slon~ The cluldreu had boen l'eclothed, but It occurred to Red Cro111 1\0rket a tllitl they bad lost their valuable poseosslon&, tootheir doll s, bookfl, l\'llgons and other pla.:ythiDI8. Junior Red Croll memben I to:rlcal t took Dr Plerq'a tor Co l ', , o,ll ' l :\ -tll n ~ lo llCI'l'!IUI I I waa gay and festive with balloon! and olhcr decorations. I "As the twl~ J!'. ~nt. eo the trot Ia lnclhfe1" might well be tile mottG or tlte Junior ~ Cross. Blnee the daye of the World War, when th1 children of Amer ica were rallied ua der its banner so that they mlchl a.l&ao• partlctoute in sustaining t!lc and Navr, taU· morale ot the Ilona ha1'& their maturity, CQLUi(Jij:!S Colamtaa. 01il& 1G0 Booms l''lrtp..-1. ll"'l' 1\<dPfOd aoous ,t.oa, ••.u • ,a• 'I'll 11,14> lUNING ROOl\1 AN'» COFFE~ 8P9P U1J4Jr «<lNDe U4QP11Jeld .to.L8t\ f:('JrftT ~~~· swrJMo• P:P.TEJ.. fl!wlth WHO fAY DAILY TRIBUNE CARRIERS ATWEEKLY RATE All oub•criptipno paid workero in the Pri~e Voting C-mpailll after Nov. 6 fqr the Da1ly Trib11ne l!y carrier will be credited •• if re~eived on Dec. 4. ~ring the inter· mediate time pay your carrier aa uaual. . The. advance paylNint of your aul>sctip· hqn wdlaaye Jll!lllllDDey ami th~ annqyaqce ?I a we~kly ~ollec:ti~'l· The Lady or Girl 111 the.IJlJ P~e Vot•n.1 ~~~mpaip to wh!>m you tr•vo yqur aubocrlll&illll will be vo;ry ar•teflll fqr 11\e yqfe• it willaec:ure for her. You~ ~per wdl be dellVitrecfby the oame cam~ !D tlje l'l!JII},ar ll!&ltner. I 1 , i I "''oth. I 1 How are YOUR nerves,? "'t I I n;i, i ·;,-· .Tangled nerves • -~;·-->, ·.: ·.:sap ·yG,u~ V:itahty 1 ,; 'I"•• roltl.o '*-';lout •wn f~)J \_ i r~ - ~ ~;§{ ~~- Og 1 COSTLIER TOBACCOS ' was 1: tf!! :U •' u.. . . . . . . . -.-·-«•• -w.u. ....... tbat,J. !4or~··•1' 1 M .._. t1 bt llild U.. bl1 trade pn "jiaaAd eome remark ae..,. •\ f' ' ·· · · ....... ~- ' II''DMI-be'd be worklDI' half..ttme the prap about JOIU To• UMf 0..,~/~·~r::·;:.!~~ck~#"tt 'i,, ... 'i t "' !¥ ; ' 1· l fa,., .. THEY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES! .... l . .. > I That the best merchandise wo•1't st-U well unleu Jl &/,lvertioed. iieQol m Sl~ 'l'!II'D • �t ' • '' ' • ., . l"~..,.,. l:lovlO, Troop «1. _ •II I Ml &011 Mrl A la.mil) were t.h cpplng in Pt Plea. 1 ~>nt. Satutdav Mr and M."l Cu.rl Smith Jei t Tueliday r -~ Winche&t ' r K y , wher• they wJU nLl.ft tbelr future home !.11153 Veva Drak".l &pent the week ' tnd Vflth frl•.ndl at Pt PIQaan., Rcut:e 1 Mr and Mro BUlle Fo.: ot HUJttlnitOn, spent 'l\lesday with the la.tter !l tatnu J A St.eWtn L atl(j family Dttte Bulllia.rner ~o pe ut. Sunday at Charleston the ru~ or hJa t1is k r, Mrs Grace Cohen. Mr and Mrc. Oeo Parsom motOred to Uarlctta, Sunday aM I (..~ n.• Kimball. 11M. ' •blladelpllJa,. ,.Uabaqb, IIDwaU. POJ' Edlktrial Oft&oe CaU :&M-L Per Btlianl Office aa4 Clrcai&UIIll Dept;. Call 101-B ' OeUnre4 B7 CurJer Om! Weet ...•• , • . . , . . . . Cue MoQfh • , , , , , • . Que Year , • • .. . . . . . . . . . • • 1' u One Month " eo Three Month.& a.oo Six l'tontha . ... , JO ,..., I --------------------------------1 THE ELJ:;CTION \ R.i'~G ARDLESS VIRGINIA - A y TA Do- oalce. 8 A ltlcCulloUih openod hlo Tuesday rnomlnl. ID rt"'fnn ln the Ebenba.ch bulJdiDI: ou Wain Stree!., Pomeroy, wbtch wen fcrmerJy oacupied by Dr. Bms. Dr MeCullou&b practiced tn Middle~ort for about t.he p&St el&bt. yean "~~;here he galned a wtdt circle of pad !1iendl R<QbeR McK&Itef wbo II a Bt&r 1 Hla 1011, Btt.rUns McCuUOUih, tor· N"w utJon m.,uns of th• Younr : People& Soel<e'tJN of. ~ .thf various '"""'h., or wddteporl .;.m.,. Mld next 8Wlday , November 12. at \he jOoJitlnUtO tnaD ..... QN ) P'lnt Baptlat Chun:b. A """' ln- ~lctory by a na.rrow mar11n tl!l'f:atlnc prqram ll beinl &n'&nl'· " We antid~te a ck!R cont.eat. ed for the meetlll&' ttut with aupport or country dlBJeanette Oruee.er dl.ucht.er of Kr ~d Mr wuna orueaer of Pourth t.rlcta we wUI pool M t.o 6ll per eent cof t.he enUre 'lOlA! J ohP P BowAvenue, 1.5 u ported qWW m Mrs J H Bmith and Huel VILD· nan. lu:ad of tbl.' atatA! anti-repeal Cooney left. Monday for a t.~eek'a o~nltat.lonil, l&ld .. :sit In Lutngton, Ky , with t.he The wet.l are dependtng upon city frrmtr's 80D C lyde COpe and f&nUIY d!lltrlcta where 110 per cent or t.he Nr.llot.l art' eaA, to roU up a large 0 rna)orlt.y Voters FALL COURT OF HONOR HELD ::Oat!r1~ :4tac.~~~ ~~ft':r ~~~~~~:e: ~In~ M:a~~~!u~l~m ~t~~rot.ion:'! AT MIDDLEPORT SCHOOL GYM ,·'lth y~ : ~::: =~uc;t~;;c,Y ~ ::.~"~~~c!~~:b::ew~~rth:.ua~:~ I Jt14T.Q'N.U,. 4JtV£KTISINO REI'RI:8EN'r.&TIV&8 Dl:mald _,,,.,, TtooP " P9tt\ : u.. IOUow1nl reotlncl I'lm award~ : Cl>orlll Ptok· t-m, Wtlaorl !lor&. 1M QerqJBI Haoyn '1 roop u, 11\dd)tplm and RQnald Oolbertllon. 'l'rool) d, Rld.ne , \he foUOWlnl reoelved ~ Werlt Bl\diM ' Wlllr.rd JICMr•u, WIUlftm Rot.Qn, Pb.Ulp Joaahlm a.nd J~ Kincaid, Troop 40, Nlddle · -:;;:-;---G_RE __G ..,:G:___ p h 0 n e s8 2 • L NEWS } ~ Bl.e'f'art tUul 1 JQDei wtWAID Clark., ·r amq rou. Nllws ro 1,'1 OPENS OFFICE IN wruPOMEROY TO , Allm' a llw pln. ~ al\11 Mrs E. c KJrtty o'l roomaln t.he Eber8taaebbu1ldbla, ll)~ \\Ire t.nairta:. 'Kana. ' brother t.nd aijt.tr- cated beneath Dr Mc:CilUouP) Mrs J L Murch ie and aon Jack Dittrict In-law br un: ~ 814en, ar• i"mce, ln about a week, lt. ha.a betn of Portsmouth were recent suestll Boy Scouta ~ Scouten Preaent but Oflicialoa of .Wtof!l here and will vmlt 1n th onnolmetd. At preemt., the)o U'e {or H D Ingle& and family fftiiaappointed at Lack of lntere.t touth before rtturnina home I c:tond\dl.nS thelr bua!J'Id;a lq' 'lh~ · • Red Anchor bulldbla: LOVI:SY RITES WEDNESDAY Exhibited by Panmb ' -The Boy E!oouta of the K1ashuta p.esent 11.t the re£ent Court Qt I)lstrlct held their ran court of : Honor tharo any previou.s court Ute ,_ -e•-•t u ned Mldd u::port hl'h 11.JU1 <~>oo v;ert> no1 a H oDOr at the a 11 81. s -·nool ""'" t • · - !leMao•~ r:ymne.s 1urn recentty 1'he 1 vdlh the ~ . ... c ou , ,.,_, h ld ...,r Court was attalded by a large l:>ll ld · uaese ourts 111'C e pr1• •ttmbe' o1 -·ut• and __ ,,.-,,, but marily ror the benefit of · • - par· ,. ......, ~ ""' w~ Rev F . C K.ree.ser the OlstriQt Chair en~ so that they might see the wan of Court. ot Honor, and Dis- )'rO,ires& accom1)1J.shed loy thelr boys trlct. comrn.18skmer L o McMastA!r ill th6 sba.pe or Scq:u~t demqnWf're dl.sappolnted at the Jack of stratlons whic:h are II part or theee ....,rental lntereat in the wo"'' I courts It :s also a greater source ·-· . .. ·While there were more pttrent.fl 1 of pleasure to tbe boy W flave bl.s ·-========""'· =~ l-rqftclency Jn ~oqtlni Pltlblicly recognized \'l&lted re'p.Uves of the outcome of th e e lec tiOn, one thing certaw, the campaign as conducted in , l1 ~"1g~ County, as far as can be leal'ned in Pomeroy, was (lllll 1 ucted as free from ammu s and mud slinglng a!'! lll a long hm e The candtdatcR seemed to recognize the l ad thllt theLr bJg JOb w~ to convmct! the voters that a (UI II j) algn of pos1tlve proof of ab1hty \\'Rl-l more necessary U i .L II a n ~g atlve campaign directed at the other fellow'H l.tt' k o f.quahftcatwm~. And so the campaign before the .ll tu,tl dHY of voting has been singularly free from 3ensa1HHI<tl ~ harges and co unter charges which is as it - ·· --= - I .!tdr- !as Nov. 8th ...vith a full line of \ I.e OOys. mt-erest ' Gouard oodt. You are in· ' n.,s;Joner M:cMa strr ··-> WISE I)[CISION g Vlwu to come d an L. tee ·~er. ~e<'lt~red LouLJvllle, Ky, N011 1-INB---Re· pllalla:t leaders ..-ere confident of 11 , tctory t.oday u Keptucky vo~ o:1 the fate of natlona.l prohibition Llbmt.ll predicted tbat the wet vot~ would attain a 4 W 1 majority throuahout tht state Two atraw votes 1ave i'egtal a 4 to 1 fktorr ,., lUt lndleat.klhs tt~at the wet vote In Loulavllle. Wuli much hPavltl' I Dry leaden , In la&t ,mlnl.lj.£ app.tale for a Mavy Not.e, loreca,t. a h eny prohibition vote, however The poUt :tn· KentuckJ wln cl06f a t t. P M But el...etJOf' 1laws delay Lne ballot tabUlation WlUl tomorrow Th' results wiD not be knuwn un· til 'tomorrow evenlna t; I Com· [ ~r am,l I Mrs~H. Smith and [!!' OCII:TY ENTERTAINED Rnzel VanCooney llpent Sunday In The M1a.stonary Socletv or I Tht' following St'!'Out s ftcelved Huntington with re!atlvell and 1Heat.,• ·•"4oi>ill•y I their second class awards Paul fr1e~ taln " \auQIJ.ard ot near}); 4.000.000 exj)IIICted t.o ra.~~t t.llotB today. were on babd tll!A morning when Lhe poll., opebed w dl:'clde l he hne of prohlbltlon 1n Ptmru;ylvtmla and poM.Ibly in the na.tlon Aside from repeal ~here wert several ot.h~r o ut.atandi.ng questJOTUi to be dedded some In ~; tat.t>wide , '' SCHOOL BOAaD MEETS Tht• memberl of t.he )llddltport \ Hll:BE t'OR FUNERAL • Fune1al rites for Raymond CUJ!School Board met tn replu seMion The following ouT.-of~town .veoi ord Lovesy, who died MondiLy as a "onclay evenlni', 'lt the Hlrh 'IJie were here W attend the runera rt"t ult or Lnlu•l•• ,.,>Aine<l In 0 ,.., f the U.t Mr11 sarah E Wlll$1iln ... g.,h~ buildln& at-.....A wtdch Ume -• all 1 0M• and Me ,.....:,y roiPI.' accident two we4ka a•o, "''" '•r"-ot ' ... were • • blue .,,.... and ord e.-. ' " R B Wll&on of .PUn'" l>e conduc•ftd !-rn tho • r·• t~-,, -•• :-·~ --"· 1 tlln M"e ..achusttt.8 Mr and MN ...- '" ...,. ~· .,. pa.ld CheckS forhall ~wo of •~ IIA ary, A W Neven and 'daua:ht.t!r of De-· W E Ervin, ~ll Pfl,rk avenue Wed· coverlft"' the tlra~ the aecond , mon h"';r aoh I, wUl be dletrtbuted ' trolt, C H Bartlett. Ed Deal' I ~v u~sday afternoon at 2 o clock Rev to ~ ' te~ Wedne&da Loyd Evana. Llr tmd Mrs t.. ~ F I O~~ordner 0( the Church or t e , .....-Y Powell. Mr anc.1 Mrs Thomas Chnst will omcla.te Interment, ill y Epencer I'll of Nelsonville, M:r and tharge or the Ewln& urdertakera 0 0 • BIRTH AY 0P 1 Tleo Mre Bormer HiU and Pan"" sax- a Ill be made In t.he Gravel HIU Mr amt Mrs. H 1\8 eut.er•....., 1 t Ch hi Harrtaburl. Pa . Nov ta.ined recentl)l' at t.beir home on 1 ton of Charleston, Mr and Mra U. to.:~ne m~ at ea re. ' Thou.nde of early NC)I'th Fourth Avenue In bon« of • 0. ChiLmbere of ChllUcothe. Mr th~ tw:elfU'I birthdrt.Y annlveraary 1D.nd Mn J J McCarthy and MIBs 1 GOSSSARD CORSET flT.. Ul'l~sa the par~nt.s turn out In or the1~ !!a111h~a 18 ~~I ~;rt:'r!. ~~~o~:~~· :!~ I TER AT RATHBURNS I ·~er numben tel take part 1n AboU~ 3 ~rJi~ arterDOOO a ~ In Mn OtoJ'Ie Wilson, J c . It•"\oelioe dls~rtct cour.._, ot hoDOt the ~n t v~oua James ~race I and f , c.L.Anderson of Dexter, Mi.N McCarthy, expert cHstrlct of!J_clals will bt! forced to ~ea.'., the rdclplent 01 many\ F.m~ Br,rsottt of Parkersburg corset faltf"r will be in ou;,. dispense y,lth Lhese pUbHc meet- ~ ltwi!!,J glft-& Refreshment-a we~ 'M:11'15e!1 Clara and .Anna Allen lngs and hoJ,d lnfl)l·mat eourUI se'l"'!d 1Orah1iPQ St.e.tlon store W ed ne• day afternoon v.hlch will njl.tura,Jly detract from ... h,,td d be "" - Determined - CContir.'.!"tt frmn PaRe one) lltll.l.e beer law. Not sl'!lce battle In whiCh Purroy Mlt.chell wa ~; nam '.!d or In a fiel'l. e conte&t has t.>een so much Interest. PAOZ I TUMIDAY, NOVDIBER 7 101 Sheriff E Abell rei)OI"kd. tht theft of the t.en rwu to ~ ope1-a.Uves, blamin1 farm ~trike Pfoi'J ttaam lor tnt ra.ld The rUles be longed LO the U 8 Arm)' and. lutd b.:t'n lo11.nOO w the Legion Poet. I ballotllli' Thllo5e lnc lllded Russo loc!ll referenda on lejallzation of Sunday sports I between two and she o clock In the afternoon and 12 propot;ed. amend•Conti nued ~rom ~ge one) menL!I to the stat~! constitution Ule vu 1111tY of Ult' Arnur River &II 'T'h e latt.er fll.ll&ed r:om a bunu.s tur I charged l t• R.5klng f\ decrease of ex-llt'rvlce men 11ef bond l~ ue to It S2!i000000 fl ISov.•t lortJII<: HtJOn s fn(erQ; msumcrtuous luxury • 10 of fact PaciHc am.l declared It had rellevf' tenl!lon 1n J~t~nrse · AllltJrlcan 1ell.l.tlons 1 I C0.111Unued trom r'aiC vnel on the hlghv;ay 1000 chl~kt'n.s 1 lPing trucked t o Milwauk ee Ntar Marshfield &I dt•putlrs useU 1 ~. ubs aqq ~hreat~ue I to u.sc gum W Leak up a ct~ ll Ct'ntrfltlon o! pic ktt ~; t .. Milwa ukee W\lJ Nov 1 - [N~ ­ Federal aulhontlcs today !liVI .u~at.ed thr theft or te11 at m y r ill• ~ \ For ~~de Ry t1om the American Legion ha 11 111 Omro Wln nebago county scrne ot MARTIN & ROLLER farm strike disorders Sheboygan county authonueJ al Ut.:LI\'ER 110 were lnvesuge.tlng tlw dl~ap­ Ohio. pearance of u sWrt: of dynamiLI' 111 1\-Jiddl.-ptll t that secwr '" cr~ollof~~VIStts toC111cinnot1 S10y at this pleasant place '" the ooart ol dawni>Wn Ooonnatl lonje oomfortoblr IDOtnS. Finest of flr.e food qu~ekh ar..:l ol/ic;.,tly served in eled,.,l~~ Both end servtdor 1r1 ~~N~ ~"'I~ from ~~lP dining rooms. o ~ I . ' CHAPTER FIFTY -FOUR and wa5'"'""- on the fMtoi'J' 04 .. ......_ Oft and off, aM it would -be tbat war all bill !He~ Theft Pop ~t mad and -.aid be aueoed he nenr waa rood .enolltlt: for her, Mine jut • wodtinpan; and Mom ea1d sh• dadn't m.on that at &111 but that that - · _.. IUt ~~.. liM • bi• . .ht. .. ' ,..,n , The aOonef. ocfi.Aional advertisers start continuous advenU - > '. ~ng the soonertiroy will have a better paylng buslneu. , AI/THOR. 01" lfHIJDIJLIIf · 1n fl't'tl)lthmg ~::t.'Pt IUra and theJ ~ove 11101 GUJLD GIRLS ENTJo:RTATNt'n The t,egular meetlng of tl\£l World \Y'@o OuUd Girls Firet~pt\1lt. Church Wl\8 Mon ' ~enlng at the home 1 Mtas :l~U-a"'Na~ Ha.mllton on I;! Li mDuring the m~tlng 1 Uton 1 Stioeet , the rpt~ of!!Ofl's ,were olected Presl\lenJ. Irene Mills ' VIe~ Pre!l ~ 1 dent, •Anna Margaret W\llf, Sec~ tiLl'y, Margue;rlte Hysell find TrcaS1 urer Clara. Mae HaHmllton 1 Th~ new members were taken Into ~ or ganlz~tlon h hAt illl e cos; 0 f t~ met;tng t e ostr~ serve rere men Co~grei!.'llllau L Bwea1,1ey D who pot.l ·d voll!s In ~ the Fa r 1 <IL"n~ mu~h to By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE. OKLA. FRANCIS WALLACE price 1he :iin!oNt N1cholas sfou~ be yOVT n.... reqcl the IDid \?ou Jever Stop (to ctbinlt 1 ~------~=---;..-...........;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;-\~~3'~~:~~~ 1n ttlOJeStiC b~au t v 111 I< :1s1. Hirota pallllt:d LO the v;•itb• 1 tlJ a wa.l of Lh~ Anu' llCilH Flett from 1.1 11:' Iowa " No use Quality i• what makes a big appeal to the public. advertisin1 ,..ny other kind. prlm)lr)' bU ' hilS refused the plt... a J'le rll.l Jam es A Continuous advertiaing is proof that the advertisers will keep Jlom aot more wttn"'M u tlale 11om hit; ber llp. It wu bad s upport MLlll.lr • faith with their customera. went on. People around town besan eaouak bafon 'but; now it would be were out to selz~ to a&J thla and that, .and the onee all OYer towa. WhUe theJ were Cincinnati local gov · 6at euried It all to Mom nr. wa&ehllll' ber, John the mailman, .rum the non-partisan The nation's leading buaine11 conce ...ns are building o~nly too clad to do it. ahe thoul'bt. eame bl. "HeJ, Mia' bndolpb,' he' grcup •~h.ch bus o. slog11n a:ooJ. will by continuous advertising of quality. ...., to'" what abe would 1ay a.nd he 1bouldn't be botherinl' TomQQ' ald. -....ben't that old man o.f gcvernm 11 t' wns a coalition of arrf it ~ck. But when It cot mu. about coinc to work In the taetory 7f1f1.H roine to flcht Dempseyt" Democrat.s and ludepeno.ent Rf. 44 \\'hJt" 1aid M'om. M.arcla .and Tommy w.a still home witlt. all hill eduettion; and that publiC&IIG Adverlisinr creates a worth while reputation for a~y busi· they 1t&rttd to eome rlrht out ta 1be1d rather Harre ~have •11 lohn laurhed. .,Jake Morgan j In Youngt;tvwn a paradoxical nell because it gives the buyer a real f{U&rantee of ~ality and Ole open and talk mare plainly. lt the lmockeN In to' loob Hke • frelcht train bit him. I stlttRtloo ~.:ontront&d the votera 1 1 •H 10 that Mom felt evePJbocb' laqb 011 their boJ f ~ ll wu about time eomflbody They wete to de<..ide whether k. service. ~~ _ wu looldna at her eveqtlme abe thfltlr UTMo -..,.1 I ~l T · aocked him ol'-rour old man ~ !11SCRid their homl.l rule ch&rt.e • Continuou&ly advertised productt . are popular because they .,ent down the street; that the But. Pop 1taJ*( ma.cl &Dtl 11om eould rura tor mayor todap.• Z J~YP jiAmold t who Is emplo~e~ In r.nd telurn to statutory form or 1 04 _ . onee who naed to stop ber bad to 1'0 off and cry and It waa Mom nid, caNful1y, Maybot 1 w~t~~vel:t 1 !:n ~= ~: enucc11~~ ll CI:I i gove1nmcnt, and at 'theSBfu _ have all the qualitiea claimed lodhettt.. , , , . . , . .. . . . . . . . : . \ .and uk abou~ how CHat. Tomm~ fUilDJ' to be mad lilt Pop. B• '"'nt some other people will bold on to to zanesvtlle sunday even - tl,.u :'ere~ asked to vote fou r Buyen :who a-:t up a loud wailabdut 11ettiJ>11 ·.p'bst\tulea' fcli-' - , wu. theat 1ame one a were onlJj out attu 10ppe1:' and etaY*Cl • loq tlleir ton1ue• better now and keep I ~ ti's hi& wtre, who will ttpeud 11. PI op~ed _me:cm~~he quality are the ones who never read the a'dvertisem~nts , bef~re, ~ w.aitlna' their obanca -.....-a d1• while. MHJ1 woere'*UidiaPPJ timet them oat of othtr ' people'• bulri- few d"fta there lollg c :;,rtbr 1 :e~ c me~ m apiDSt him • .Hn. Johnson eame now. Unet. Louie eame aronnd DML• M~TQN Hendrix returned Sun- were e eec"---~-c..• . ;,; they buy; , ' ' : and told Mom that eomebod7 had wheDever he eould and sat dowa to Then wu a lileD«J, John looked ' day ~ing !rom several dnys vlstt ·' IT IS:JlJST AS ~ASY TO BUY WELL ADVERTISED .aid. at a dance that Tommy bad e•t. elaimitll' that Coullia t:mm7 at the other n•i1hbor lathes and / In Z. .Uie. Mr Hendrll:l- motor- other 88 ,rot u A.B. de1ne ltow toll• all didn't feed hlm ba1f enoqh ~bed rfcht tn their facet and ed to"U~esvllle to cccQmpany hl):l' \.. <~1.~6J!IP ~E SA,flsE:lEO AS IT IS TO BUY NON·....D¥.EI!;. · ht.-All- A mer1can Bum. , Wlth • He,_ct9r,~· "'wue n&' - t1a b'ed 1 eou ld n•• •• twa ed ou,.. a •.ooa 1'huttnma Le.lU Bible Cl1 1 Ul Js' a lo1mer ' 'tJSEP );.~~,AND HAVE GRlEF ANQ TROUBLE, . M?m kaew who tt wu ha~ eatd sbe I!Dlo o; the table. eQ"' • t:raili.._ "alonr. Heo 011 never can!.e 1 P\rat Baptls~ .!Jhurch wll~~~ t.o~ mer me.yor A: lib u not MH.. Johnaoli • owD waft lool(,ed to . . om IJCM:ftJ atortl becauM Albert • nll{ht Kt the ' home f1l• Mitt Flank Uaym James Seccombe wa.e op· •alll'hter who wu jealous of Tom· around ao'ii wha be BIW that be Md cive• him • acratehine o~e 1 outnt.ber c~li8r f.t ~ Hookflf and ~~J;lite~t t!'k'Ctlor tn canton by a GlJ' because he wouldn't han anJ'• wu be was mad; .ao,d Mom knew. e\Ul'B'tt~bw Brown nuer J'o\ tirOO Fifth ' • 1 Iorm,er fl'I!.X"f' A R Tum ,_o_ u_t_t_ c_::;~=:= thine to do with ber-M'om bad he wu watehlnc and hopinc Tom t.tl¥ill&' abtut it. I ' - ' .-.......!. • - ,•••t ..--~ ~ - D her ma~n1 eyea at b1m qaln. would le.ave ju1t 10 be wonW . ., zP•\tt at aupper wu funny. 1 Bo. .althoqb Mom wa• mad u • hlll'OOJII baek: and it wu too rnueh Pop came hom• frqm work anti he 1 bomet lnaide eke prete"Rded to just like waltlna lor a sick periOD to wli: IW..-erint' a llUle and Mom •tltl an4 said: "Well, Mls' John- die 10 be eould l'tt th1 mour: that knew he felt pNittJ important be· ecm, the one that aaid it " probablJ wu bad enouch bUt Unci• Louie ~ pt~ople had been ti&Wna to ( mad becauae To m m 1 conslden even bad the nerve to cf.vt Tom blat &11 AJ &t the factoey ahout 1 btmaell too cood to laJ down In the black looka u it to aU him whf bow lood • ftchter be waa. •But he ! cotter with her; beeaUH ~be one be waan't workinl' inetq.d ot loaf.. tUU }lad hi• hili down over that tb&~ aald it Ia 9robabiJ the kind lnJ around. An4 when Cou1ln Em· eya when he earn• In and the juet • thlll& would laJ down In the cutter mJ came around abe alwi.JI looked ntd hello and prtU.nd•d aothinc I 1 wttll aftrbodJ that eame alonK" be- at Tom u il the tboqht aftJ'bodJ bad happened. eaue abe probabl;r didn't have •DJ muat be out of their ht.ade to clv• A~ tile table theJ bad bafitlJ eat ralalnc ln the Clnt place • up 1uch a cooct job In Holl,wood. dowa when Uaoele Louie came ia Mra. Johnaoa looked funny at With Tommy quiet and kind ot and 11om ha4 to tet another plate. Jlom and ~er fate took on a blac~ aaham•d and Pop readJ to laJ Tom looked at Pop and aaid: 1 look: but JUit the aame abe dldn t •omethtnc and Uncle Louie alw.aJa "Tbanka Pop...-oniJ JOU ahoultln't eom1 to Mom with any more tAle1 havinl aomethina na•tJ on the baTt paid aD)' attendon &o the 1 with her lone tace, the hypocrite: edp of hie toque, Mom wae proud ~t.oft'·: Mom cue11ed TommJ' maat le ot Pete. He waa prett:r bwiy at. hit WeU, Pop aid, "tiler. aln t \ tile UDit way ehe did •round town two plaeee bllt be wat nlet to Tom nobodr rolnr to DULke any rcm111 ks becauae he rot ro •ta:rlns a.rouftd and •lwaJ• pretended that n«.<thtnc about ur otN mr famiiJ and aet t.he hou11 more and wrote 1etten. had happene4 and that Tom wu , • ., with lt. AU be seemed to be doina wa1 &till u rnat u ever, Bometlmee . Petl cot-. to lddd\ng hlm "Wht write lettera in the motnlna •nd Hom thogabt Pete bad more eenae did rou h1t him with, Pop-the thea wateh for the mailman all thaD aQ of them. The o!d"'r h• ri&'ht. or ~h• left,... I u,. Almolt ever:r day be rot one crew tN mon he remindtd her ot Pop Ald. "1 .,ave bh· , lettllr, tb1 same kind, and Mom ber crand:father ~ht lett hook, tben I feinted bim, b.appened to ~ .tbe h~tftd..,Titinr Whe p ' b k f d then I p't't bim the riEht.-JUat the I ~JDe dar when •tv.ra.;chuvered and t.o ~ top 1~~ :e b_:mhil 0";::; wa1 DemPHr dilll to Toone)'1 when 1 Wore 1he could d~lded what wu wn a 0 r e Ill knocked him out tn Chicago " ~ t..nillar about It, John nld: -Tom down on one eye and ma.rehld ~ht "TnnneJ won that one," Uncle 1 ' aftd Dorothy malt bt prettJ lhlclt up to bed without •aJinc a word. Louie ..id. . .aia.• Mom wasn't mad any kma'u and Pop 1neered. •u, wae knocked 1 "Yel" ptd M()m looke ltke •h• wanted to OJ' eomethlnr bu~ out In tb1 tennth round -·but the ' lt.• ' ' Pop wu In bed when the went up- rd'Jree Cl't't it to blm." Pop waa • I TES1' No, 8 ' -rell hlt.t to marrJ the rl.rl •rnl tt..tn and asleep; and Mom eould lreAt Demp~ey man. mllkl lt e••¥ on the mail carriere,• berdl:r el~ all ,:drht ~aep It "Jutt th• ume Tunney won the 1 John uid. .. He don't aeem to l'fi :;•beonl' ne:; The op 1\cbt,• Unele Lon1t Insisted. • IUDJ' an•wen from aJI them leten :.:" ~k d rtn': "Where did rou 1•t that blimp on tltn for joba, doee beT" monunc t ' t.a e , to f0111' t.eet• I '• ~ •ue•e jolt taldna hie tlmfl,• M.om •lrfnp and abort to aeeb other ~11.,._ ~otld.nc," ujd Pop. "It I •• uld amlhnc . while he • • ••ttilll rud.J..to ro wai aD aceJdw~ We a~arted ratJa· 1 -iel'l hlnr';,.ot to p'lly inJ attell- to work. Both iif them _. ldndt.ef lini •hea he ~ up th• third- time tloa to ~he knpc~n In thi& to~"' ~amed of tMmMJ)~ and cf1da't anll hla 1Iee'" f.Oijll: 1wllere I had ioha ukl. Then' he ~ Hltcblnl' lmow , ~·• to UJ' It;_ Mem d!Jfn't bold of tt aM 1M llap~bed to rrale Eveey fll\li,..l&t lOI'alod .. vf~i·~¥ b1a pack ap on hil al'DI and thl .rna ••k him whtn hi' lOt t~ dar f&H. 11-.en I ftn~lhfd 1 him the : bell~ ot you .. Every time tOll bane the tantruiD easter, rutnlnl' . yuur ·~altll. blaek doc t.llat muddled up the brul110 011 hia face. partl;r becauM a&tlle war Ja. Gane u'ied•'t~-· ,d oqroft lta htnee•, ()I' ''want to ecream, '' y~ dlgeeUon, your diapo1ition. 44 poft;heJ tollowinr him. 011 name he waa trrirl6 to hide lt. Row w~ that. Pop 1'' P¥-r 1 you're taking it out of yourMlf. Watch ;rour nerYII. c.t Jour ,.II wu Hector and John eelled him Bat the aoon found oat. The ukt4. . , r; I Door baQJrinJ, sereaming and nch amount of aleep eTet'J' nl1ht. Eat I'Q1l· Reek for ahorL other De tc b h • r tadiee earoe in Po, dembastrattd. "I •howed antk:• are Yb.da to eay the lllut. and l&tiJ' and MftBiblr. Find time tor ncnSomehow Mom was happ 1 tha~ Butcher Brown'• richt after 11om him the left, aee-tben 1 1ave him malr:e youio family and your friendl on. atlon. AllCI a1111oke C.met.-for ea..l'1 ~~~t)~o~~~:i! Jt •tn.ight {two inches from th!> Dorothy wu writioa to Tom. lt and abe ~ould HI theJ had aome· the riaht.!" comfortable •.. Bu\,- moet 1mportant, eoJtlier tohacc:e• ne't'er pl 011 lOIII' ahowed •h• 1nlla't like the rett In thlnl' oa thetr minda and the t":'GD• Ht looked over, 1neaky-ltke, to the table . Plaec ;J~r:e:~et o~ amt to touch the town •ven lie!' father who dered who& it wa• thla time. • 181 i'low Mom wu taklnc lt. She dot and start trKmg Th e t on the first eachfltoftemperYov. givew.Y1:oiaaap- !!!.!!!:. ~ draw your l.we bet~n •ay you muat Mftl' a&~.d word aow aboui civlin. Flann1i'&n did the talklnlt thook her 1r,M 1u4 'slrii\AJ.'a.t: li\n\ (1 '' folloW the direction of th WO guide \mea and IDe 'Tom a job \a the tactoi'J' when "1 bear fOUr man had aoiU trouble "Your nieat il rettin1 cold," the W trace flgures without e~ ~'65 !::~r::: time Jt.a aeede.d It 10 bad. Of coune Mom lalt niaht. Ills' Randolph.• uid. I ..dB."t rt..U:p want Tolldl to work ln Mom's heart aank. Pop had I Pop 1mlled at her and abe knew JGmu J lJa,.,n ll'..mtl •-.f lrflu!!l ' ' ' ~' ... _ 1r), llrtlk/Mi •t.actorr..... h.ad .vea haclaome temper when he cot started; it wa1 their mad apeD waa over. Camels are made from liner, MORE EXPENSIVE ..,.~, rm,..,,, '""" I• 11 ""'""'· • wcm11 with Pop •bant tlde beanae her fault: •he bad made him mad. •Anyhow," laid Pop, ""1 rueu tobaccos than any other popular brand of cigarette&! l'laM awQ pop uld abe tboucht Hom wouldn't ci"• them tlM •U.. nobodr 1• town ta 1otnr to aet .._ dade aoa waa too rood tor the f&rlion of It now i n 1 1he didn"t fre•h with the men of thl1 fanad,. 61daq u4 Hr taal~ 1M bad bow; to 1he lllfd: .. luat what did for awbll••" . .,_. Ud ..... .., tneoUea ron hear, Mil' Flanniran!" "8•111.'1 qi~· Uoclt Lobt..· ..,_ ': ud ftetltaD _, tt llf W Hltlaed lin. J'larudrn he.tt.ated:; th•J' tear of u eould. cleaa a~t. . ~ tit Pop Ia dill ltqllddq ht Wql.d aD bew Mom. hd a sharp toD11M il wt •¥ted to;" t.aft Mttnde ...ned. IIJ DOW• .A.il4 tn hft Mad when aha wantal co 11M Pop whi•Ued and sboel: 1t1e head, 1 :a.,t 1 anlt ........... ~T '- I • NICHOLAS I~4':N AT:t l· ..,ROD,¢ ~- ~· "tbe ' "JJloY~ tor 'l&t l N-otice To Subscribers ! --- BAILEY RUN MH1 Nettle Archer at.lA!nded flJT'er&l or her uncle, Jaapa.r Ru...ll, at Middleport Wedneaday Donovan W(lpn 1!1 very Ill 1 nnllumonla. at thla wrlUng I ~hUpott or Middleport Ia the t~ ndlng physlcllm. Dorthea Archer wu the 1uest of her mother M:ra Will Haley of Happy Hollow Wednesday. Mrs Andy Lowrey ard Mn Cora E\ uMell were guests or Mra o. M Wogan SAturday evenlna: Elmel' Goodwin tnd wife were 1 Sunday sue~~ts of ller father I To I'Yoid confuoion, all oubs~riptiono to the DailY Tribune to be deliverod by carrier given workero in the Prize Voting Cam· pai1n prior to Nov. 6 will be credited ao if reee!ve~ on that date. Therefore pay your carr1er 1n your replar weekly manner up to that time. 1 worth B&lky 1 Lew Rus.~ll of Hysell Run the recent guellt or Ml' at>d Andrew Luwr(! y WOMANLY WEAKNESS Mrs Mary Hammond of 1037 Stewan Avt Knoxville, Tenn , uld, "I wu 110 wed: I could lll:atefly 'll'alk aufiertd fn:nn pain• In my Wk ~d lith 1lde •'!d l\ild he14•~., I ,.,., Above, h;:a11Uiwork of boyt and gh Is In Callfo1•nla lit 1~ cl-dre~oct thoy ml'lde tnt! food they c;~nn~t.J jobl ~~.s . cohoo l gi rl t ryl11g aul t :-ni\11 school b~ 1 r.:\o\ , cf P •H~Il 1111.:: rn::: :- •1 h ~ tl ~~ T•"o 01' \Cy II' or '''Oi k.'l In~; \yr~te 4 c!Uee ~e~e~~:aphedl ~~ ::J:[~; sta.t« •otl: Bf~abd II ' I ther9~ca~'e ro'lf~ ID grtJa.t of iUI.t tor the c:blldren ()f tbe Maine towu. A. 1rea~ toy P&l'ty 'A'O.!I held, and 611.Ch chi\d recelvl4 at !east three g1ft1, ~n~-v, en! tcP c:~~m ~o- r~~~~~op. ~4 t.be~c111110n '" '' '~ ' ,. have llfVIr h•d lbt .tiJhf• I est return of wa.~e._ • 1 Dr Pierce'• Clinic, BufJtlo, N. Y. New ,Un bibleta Mct• !tq11ld 5100 'Larp) Wu, 1.11bs. or liquid, ft.» "Y• U• 0 . r.r~o-n , ~~-=~~:;:/1 11 1 10 cl1 J tllh11 \IOI\ nt cnrcl s In l11alll c \\ rltlng for betl!n! hJI· Favorlle Prtatt1Ptl611 and J.IO'fi\;J.. tho usa 1ul ij or Clu i ~t mu :> g1t•et· the blind, and lhe ch1ltl1 e n'ij toy Party given In Ellswortll and Allbutn, Mt<ln e !vllowing dev• utatlng files \lohlCll made ' Mneral hundred fA nJJlie& ltomolotls, and' flealro) ed all (If their hou ~e h o1d POS9Cl~slon~ The cluldreu had boen l'eclothed, but It occurred to Red Cro111 1\0rket a tllitl they bad lost their valuable poseosslon&, tootheir doll s, bookfl, l\'llgons and other pla.:ythiDI8. Junior Red Croll memben I to:rlcal t took Dr Plerq'a tor Co l ', , o,ll ' l :\ -tll n ~ lo llCI'l'!IUI I I waa gay and festive with balloon! and olhcr decorations. I "As the twl~ J!'. ~nt. eo the trot Ia lnclhfe1" might well be tile mottG or tlte Junior ~ Cross. Blnee the daye of the World War, when th1 children of Amer ica were rallied ua der its banner so that they mlchl a.l&ao• partlctoute in sustaining t!lc and Navr, taU· morale ot the Ilona ha1'& their maturity, CQLUi(Jij:!S Colamtaa. 01il& 1G0 Booms l''lrtp..-1. ll"'l' 1\<dPfOd aoous ,t.oa, ••.u • ,a• 'I'll 11,14> lUNING ROOl\1 AN'» COFFE~ 8P9P U1J4Jr «<lNDe U4QP11Jeld .to.L8t\ f:('JrftT ~~~· swrJMo• P:P.TEJ.. fl!wlth WHO fAY DAILY TRIBUNE CARRIERS ATWEEKLY RATE All oub•criptipno paid workero in the Pri~e Voting C-mpailll after Nov. 6 fqr the Da1ly Trib11ne l!y carrier will be credited •• if re~eived on Dec. 4. ~ring the inter· mediate time pay your carrier aa uaual. . The. advance paylNint of your aul>sctip· hqn wdlaaye Jll!lllllDDey ami th~ annqyaqce ?I a we~kly ~ollec:ti~'l· The Lady or Girl 111 the.IJlJ P~e Vot•n.1 ~~~mpaip to wh!>m you tr•vo yqur aubocrlll&illll will be vo;ry ar•teflll fqr 11\e yqfe• it willaec:ure for her. You~ ~per wdl be dellVitrecfby the oame cam~ !D tlje l'l!JII},ar ll!&ltner. I 1 , i I "''oth. I 1 How are YOUR nerves,? "'t I I n;i, i ·;,-· .Tangled nerves • -~;·-->, ·.: ·.:sap ·yG,u~ V:itahty 1 ,; 'I"•• roltl.o '*-';lout •wn f~)J \_ i r~ - ~ ~;§{ ~~- Og 1 COSTLIER TOBACCOS ' was 1: tf!! :U •' u.. . . . . . . . -.-·-«•• -w.u. ....... tbat,J. !4or~··•1' 1 M .._. t1 bt llild U.. bl1 trade pn "jiaaAd eome remark ae..,. •\ f' ' ·· · · ....... ~- ' II''DMI-be'd be worklDI' half..ttme the prap about JOIU To• UMf 0..,~/~·~r::·;:.!~~ck~#"tt 'i,, ... 'i t "' !¥ ; ' 1· l fa,., .. THEY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES! .... l . .. > I That the best merchandise wo•1't st-U well unleu Jl &/,lvertioed. iieQol m Sl~ 'l'!II'D • �.... ., •••• ., ....... ·, ' ,. ~, a ,. ••. r · · ~ it . ' " ~ ,., ~ II .-r!Z o.m.v ·~tJW-:~MDO~. ~.-_' , . . . :- :; I • .' .. .. ' ' f .. • ni ·I ·y ;;:-- """'''1 ,.,;p,wu •.-. ~h. several ln tMm I f1lt.ber Bddle Neue had Pitts· ' Cc., "' lays lu$ WHir.. I • I ~d - . • I Hom~ ~vJs and•· sis~er- spenD t.ht 9/eek end wtt6 Mrt. Martha "IU ""f>roytd H~~r thll (10 pt.) toe ~"lib perliJM. 'l'rPi lli!O,Irblrl, ,, ... .Q'Ic f,nq f;~.mlb' at ~ Rtdge. 1 ,....,.,._.....,..,....-,=-=-·-- · - I ..... IIJADAM MAklE, Pamo\18 PalmlJ· : ~y Ruder DOW ]Ocaied Btl &ec• I ""'·'·· ond St., 141ddlepor1., Route '1. Tells 1 .~ <to,_p ~..,IU· • •- p&&t, present aDd .. IDiutloioa .f .. """" of 1 oaa-eutf.,. ~ for pnoe ~ ., I. future, w:lv.- &dvi.Ce on aU 4f(al.n of IUdl u )Ove ad:aln. alao · ute. l buiJneu . and -hverytblor per· 1 t&lniDI to the weuan or ooe'B Annen ...., and aU que<• ~' - lhe IIIP7 ~"'; liOU on1J for - be - niPD~le -- of ODJ 14•...........1. Erron 1D lldveltillaleDtl tbot.dd bill ~eporied ,lmmedlot.~J. Ito .,.d.nrts.ement wUJ be taken for -- -.- tll&D a minimum cbarp ol twent.fbtt oenta ror Neb IDler~ For Sal&11~7·3t. -:.---~--------"C W.anted-· l WiTH ...,...,,.~~17"' NEEDED JM . cAR- !!J:I~Ie;;;Yro:t.e."IIM':~~~Y s!,~ . isficd to J11ake $27.50 weekly Rl tstart; more later. SteadY Job, st,eady pay ror wUIIng worker. Wrile AlbP.rt MUls, Route M&"r , 19:n Monmouth, I CH&Ttft(;ATE OF OONV£1<1· ENCE o\ND N'I&CBBSITY I TtON or EliT~NSll;ll' n• FOI B'ruce CabDt ag,d ~ddenne Ame~:~, ~t'rlll'n 'tRn. pf<"LureJ i,t C•r1 ~ha4, ·-'-- Good ~'<! ..ned S..to Avail· able to Local Fan•; Game Starts at ~ : 30 • houae- N. 1\1 ., ~hurt l y aftN their maniJl.P• which took p_tace tlu1 dili' follovnn!l Mi8s Ames' divon:a (rom SteiJh\!n AQleE, wulthy New York brnker. Th!i!y w~ rc rntlrl'led in .thw cl•u rch wherv Uabot'a paa·cntl '<''IHI,il wuJ. 1 I here. 14n. F P. Peuy and 10n, o . c Pd.t)o. rf(:enUl' lliP"V.ed to Colum I bU5. I Thrilling Moment • m St. Mary's-Fordham Game l B1JJJl1811ler Dei . 1i1r1 and para. 1 , Harold Ot•uum h> al home for 11 i I few day~ while tbc towboat. ou. , QIWWLC, on whiCh he 1a ""--na 1 I -··• .,I ,' lslacJup. Sam t!'ry anu family, Carl KnaPP tamlh· of Weat Oolumbla, lltr. end Mn. Harrison Rice 111nd son p: }',l ~lepc r l were Sunday aueata (tf Mr. ~~ond Mrs. Lil"coln RlJIIIIell Mr. and Mrs. George V~mo.v of r r. mcnJJi ~>pent the week end wlth • l: J• cl · I 1 I ADDISON 1 he r parent.s. hw.scll. Mr . and ----- 4. Roush we1'• 1v~ eallen Ia& week. aev. W. M. sia..,titr:r ~ encaaed ln a ~ric. of meetlop at the Vernon church. I ' -----EAGLE RIDGE PUblic nott..:e ls herebY 1lveu ·I thai. Lbe Va.lley PUblic &e:rv1cc 1 a_ f A r.:;eo • lt W lla Gof · Co haA rued wlLh the Pub· I f:overnora ot five Westc!rn State!! and agriculture ri!ht am ~cret&ry o u" a ee, ·, Oltey Rouah. WUIIam Warner moved his tam· Mr&. J tit~t~Ke OOPuniiWD or OhlO at• 1 •: xcculi\'1!~ 1111:! ph:tured leaving the White House after Tom Berry, S. D.; Gov. ~111 am. Lanter, N. D.; GM. : Mn. P. R. Oi"l' and son Alba OorOrban HeMOJt made a bu~lneu tc ' ll:.ll l ·onference with President Roosevelt on a plan for Alfred Sehmedeman, Wus.;: Oeorp Peek, of tbe Dt:don apeat Wednesday with. Mrs. nv on Mary Pullina' tarm. Mrs. 5 trip to Partenbars one day the ilxmg the p 1·ice of whea.t, corn, rye and other prod\lctsj rartment of Asrieult.ure, a~d Gov. Clyde Hl!rt'intr, : Dt\Yld Spimcer. appUc&t.lon ior an ex~~ion to d Fullll'B moved to ber property ln raet week. Columbus P~roy \.er~fl.ca.te In 01-dcr to improve the situ11tion among f¥-rmers . Wt owa. Ia. rear, GcrltnOr Fiord OlHn. of Minn. , Mr. t.r4 Mn. B. L. l"rederlclr. en· Cl1e.ter. ~ubllc convehlence and necessltr 1 t 1:rtalned. a number of younl folkJI l!r. and Mra. Joe Smith, P. R. orr Several ttom bere b&J been at287 to uasport penoM over a reg- ! - - - - - · out bl8 w1-•- •uppl" ...~ kb:Jd 11 .... Frld nl 1 hon- of their and tamtly and Beverly Wolle and ,, ut teftdlng between co ~ of Dog Ridge were su ~sts of Mr:>. ·~ J .,.. a.y 8't'e 111 n .,. tcndlns revtval .services at vernon Abe Wood called on Gaorae Pred· the put week. ~= a~ e~y such eXt($· \ Davit, Thur,;,u:~y tU~tht. _ -..ood. NeedleM to aay Rev. 8lauah~ d"uahter, Alt&'a birthday. saon beiDI from CoJ~W to LMJc.mie Wile~- wa~~ In Parkersbur;~ Mrs. Helen RW!Iell of Cl1tton tt:r appreciated the vtstt very mudl. H. V. Spencer and wife called on erick Tu~Y even1nJ. I Mr&. cora Ohllnger has befln ca•t.er and Buck.t)'e 1ALke over the cr. buslnes:o, -:':J.mrday. was burled In the Union eemetel'J. as:=nr~.~.!!.:t!n.hOa~ ~lof::U:~ Herman Prarok. tnd family Thurs· --~----spendlng: a few days with her dalJ... l"'Uowlno : .Harold Pltfcr andof Mr. ThursdaY. Sheand wasCorllla a aranddauah· __.. dlly evenlfta.Blnler of MomlDg Star . &htat Kra. EdLtb J~l wbo ta b routeR to wtt • Ccxtenalon Cc· were Sunday guest& Edna Wilwn Mayes[ler of Joseph BUll of trl&l SehooJatPrunt)ttownspentthe Ort.yum CO1'.lm US, 8 · · 31 und ta.mlly ""eek end at hla hOme bere. IJ"•~mt the WHk end with Marion reported Ill Jumbos to Brice B. R. 256 Iuter-~ · Union. Loulm JohDIOn spent Sunday o Jiidla,on W•ver Left TWIICl!lY t.o .st::ctlon B. R. 265 and 168 throua: 1' Mrs. Berth.~ Klbbl~ and :;ll:lt~l' 1 evevlna with Vlrctnta Roush. rr. R n..-....A..-.... Orland Hesson, wife and babY DumonLvlUe to L&ncaster-tQBal- I Jcl'.n. were at Lung Bottom on busAbout ftlteen frlerods h ·om the Doua:laY and Vlrglnla Rauah were Mn. P. . Orr .,pd 80Q "'""""_.... spend the winter with Dr. Flm1!ll at \'rere calltng on h.!a pe.rentll recently. timort Thurat.on Road and Thm'S· llne&J, Sunjay. 10ak Orr.ve neighborhood sathend . Hunttnston vl&ILors Monday They Friday wlth Mrs. c. L. Orr :O..OQ:an county. C&rl Clark lind faul111 &pent the ton and Mlller.l!port Road to Mll- i Edward M:l.\"; was ca.ling on Lay-- "~ tht. Jnl?u panonage JlQd spent ··, ere accompanied by Miss Nannte :t~ Buh:nj, Jbh M' e t Pom- Mr. 11r.d Mrs. oth:o. Llevlng and wPek end with Hazet>, Rouah and tusport and s. R. 137 to Buckey C! rettc Paugh, Sunday. the day wliJl Rev. W. M. dlaughter , F<.rmilll of Salem r. an .rs. n Y rs o _ ~>Oh Lawrente of l\11i&SOD Spent the fAmily. L&lte) through Lancaster , 'Log(l.n. 0 . 0 . CowC:ery wa:.. n busul eb,; [ While there they did his fall house Wllk Roush and family of New I het' daUI week end with her parents, Mr. and Athens and I'Omeroy. cnlle:- on Nelaon ·rorrencc Sunday . . c:canlng, cleaned the premleea and ----. ter I. . . 1 ·-·_ _ Ito BROAD RUN, W.VA. t hl~; week f;.o~ 9 a.m. t.o 9 p.m. continued •1.00 special readings (or 25c. 10 words free. Located in II • 6• 31 tent. s~nt I ~oy ~nt }u~~w~th Inseparable Pals ...--------, r------··-~---:;::!::l:::: I•I 1 ,, ' I ANNOUNCEMENT \" ... i'CN rl\t'. C'o.DI NCi lD 'E:.f! A MCVIS STAR SHE': ·s BEEN 14W441N4 A"-10 "''ISSI~ ME EVER SINCE. 1401 MY SOPI-IIe. FeR YAUGER .-.HARRY STUHL· DREHER HORSE- ME/.!. • I I 1.0\/E IN -nre. Chiclen Pineapple Salad . ·' " ..'J'I.ie MAIAlfiEASoN FOR Nol'RE: OAMES Briaht «d thiuy ball bone buttons accent the detp yoke that adds a quaint tou.:b to this p«tty litt_le school dreu. It is the favoured colour in wool crepe. .. You can copy it at a big &avinl In colt with this easy-to-make pattern. " ' ..,,. I SETBACKs IS 'IRE lACK OF A CAPABLE QUARTERBACK·· •• 'niE IRISH HAV.<"I 774~ MAN 1'0~/~R .. ! ··STUPID FIELD GENE1i!A£SHIP ACCOIJN"TS FOR 77-IEIR. POOR. SHOWIAJGs 7JIIS YtrAR.! Of: IJOTRE DAMEs, , ~, GREAT qt.JARTERIJACI(S.; Devil's Con(ectiot'l REMERER THE "GOLDEN RULE" For a dessc1·t that Is sure to GUS make a hit with both men and women 1erve Devil'! Confet'!tion. It 1 can be made before the time for serving appt"Oaches ~tnd h1 delidouJJ served after bridJ:;e or even for tea. Cream l/:1 I"Ufl butter with V. cup powder!"d su~n r : add the yolks of 8 eggs slig-h11y be11ten, 2 square! 1 of melted S\"-'<'rt clwcolate, 1 tsp. vanilla, a dHilh of sa lt and '4 cup of sifted bren<l or t'!al:e crumb~. Rol1 \l.f cup nut n1eats ou t fine and ,. add them. E t~ u t :) eRg whites and fold them into th ~· mixture. Grea!'le 2 shallow cn1H• Pam and pour 1/3 , of the butter Into each, reservim;(l the rest for filii"'~ · Buke in a moderaW oven c:."tO ~e~rec11) for 20 minutes. Cnol. t'l' n lOV E' from thl' pans and put t"tr:cthcr with the re~erved_Jmrli•J: I lr the filling isn't qutte thu:k cn•11J1:l1 ;-. little pow. dered sugBr' m .w k • ud ded. Serve in ~·edge·s.ha r~ ri :t ·~·r·e !'l wtth either whrpped erc.:;r:' .. ,. ulain cream. DORAIS , ~----------- ..... -~:: ·l· 1 NOTRE DAMES Aetlve Candidates i GRE"ATEST FIE'I.D I I GEIJERAL! '" THE Gl:EVUM GIRLS--; Keep faith: Do not sr~r your own conscience and di~appoint the ?ne to wh~m you have promised ym1r subscription by failing to live up to ,hat promise. · -r ' ' · r 'fT:r,lJ'f'Mi!. 1 . ;:SHADES :..... It is rtcJJ f.tr ;,,,.,Jicu Jtli"'"'' II iJ /1aJfrl cut, I I ~ Plaid(!d Scotch woolen ln red tone'il is wuother ~chcme that b atlouhly smart. lr is nice worn with 11. wide bl.ack patent leather belt. This ,,..,,, N11. 1161 "'a' /Jt ejlolillll( in 1i•11 8 to II. The nail wear~ trving to hit on the head is the fact that a number of people have promised workers in the Daily Tribune and Tribune-Tel· cgraph $.100 in Cash Prize distribution, their subscription. Combine the in~;::redient.l! of tbE" Blllad and allow to stand several hours before act·ving. The flavot ; will be much Improved, and your mind quite free from worries over your bridge game because you hav(' the food ready to serve. Tos.l! together 3 t'!Ups diced cooked chicken , ) 1 cup shreddt"d almonds brownetl in butte-r, 1 cup dired relery or cab- : bage and J cup of s hredded pinE"· apple. Add Y.. cup mayonnaise and, when read~· to se n ·e, flll nests of curly endive. "· "' I . Folks wh~ b~·~al\ their 11romises are only turning the ~potlight on thcll' ~~!1 unreh~bdtty. Rrok~n IWHmises and unfulfilled pledges art' the dnftmg debns of a wreckmg reputation. ~ ;r ') 'ffl.l. Some recipes that mny Inspire you to keep the di stinction of being a perfect hostess may he include,! 1 here. Try a Chicken Pineapple I Salad or Devil'11 Confection to make the menu delightful. SO HE. "PLAY , ": tflin the bridge club, isn't it? lN ""TOQ'TS I A b~oken promise is .nothinl!,· J o be proud about. Whrr. you breal\ YO~~ promise you are cansmg the oll~er fellows estimation of your il1tegrlty to drop sevet·al ~egrees. ': Entertaining the Bridge Oub A new trick i ~ your fond est wisb when it comes your tu r n to enter- .-WHO LE>D 1HE fOUR A Pomeroy. Second Slreel I • .' ... REBECCA j~" I•':v.~~)l-::;~~~~\ W111'l\-IU,4S l'l<[j j OFFER, nut door t.o Pm~t offlL'fl. If you ncetl ru. oU, a complete htbrlc~&Unr ttervtce, free ~tr, or wa.te1' In you1' radiator we Invite you to ds;lve In pleat,!M!, and ,.oo'll drive out. plea,H:d. By BlJBNLEY ' li ,, JJvF~ AF'~RE<:: i.A""T-£'$ M!! rnlt,haJer ur INTER-CITIES OIL (;0., Notre . f)ame~t~Jf~ne~ ,~. .' TOOTS AND CASPER 1\. 11. Liiw!tOn. rormerty wtth the 1\moelican •;"prt~~~~. hal!l &!I HER pAJJS at present Cf!lilficate conslstlna- o.! nine :12 passen1er, two 18 pas&en· , I ~~ er nnd cnc 15 pa.51cnger carl! •c,,";.;::r=:.,N.c'IHEo ~umber of trJPII to be made: Two v nd tr!ps b~tween Columbus and ~~ca.stc~ via.~ carroll, rour round ! trlps betw<!en columbua and AlhC!i via carroll. s1x round tr1Jl6 be-- I tWeen Oolwr.bus and Pomeroy via l Carroll 'lne • rqund trip between I Coium&us itrld 'Athem via Baltl·· more, one round tr\p between C?·[ lumbus and L&neaGtet via BalL · mere, nnd one rc·und trip between Baltlmcre antt Calumbus. All Interested parttea may obtai~ • lntprmo.tlon as to place of hmu1n~ up:m said &ppllca.tlon ·b~ addre:: InS the Pub~tc Ul.iUU~. Comtq · slon ot Ohio at Columbus Oh.~ 0 VALLEY P~JBLlO SERVICE · columbus, Ohio. === been u.ppolnl.cd - I cmctnna~~-7<_:ti\ ~eum~: a.;~ec;a:.,~~Y e:~~~~!~:s ~~--POLLY .l~_ND MADAM nose reaas your life Uke l a book, Tell5 your past, pnment and future . Don't fail to aee me It bustnes.s or troubles bother -;ou. Bhe VjUl teJI you about dlvc»-ee or · marriage and brine back to you the one you love. H' Jlt ha~~t • · husband or wlfe baa. 1 correct ft. If not sattarled mOf\BY · r:et.umt¥1 : ::!6c 1 ~Qr test readlnJ. Hours 9 A. M. LO 10 P. M. Madam Rose, '16:l So. 2nd Ave., Middleport., Ohio. U -4-3t. _ MADAM ·Marcella advice an a character re ader 1\t .Mh & Syc&more Btre"ts Mlddh-poprt, . all I This r.: A menu n. delicacies c:1: elude: How to 0.1 '/'IIIU PiJII,.,U Send IS cenh (In stamp• or coiu) to Fashiori Bure•ll. Write carefully and plainly fOllt name and full adtireu, the uumber of tbe patteru and tltt size you wlj.ut. 1 Cbid(n l"o ·. Grilled M~aL• n•, t, Mrs. Vivian AJiensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsotti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Lois B. Diles Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Irene Grueser Mrs. Gay Hamm Mrs. Edna ijoward "Miss Leora Roush Miss Milderd Summerfield Miss E.mogene Wilson Miss Geqeva Williamson Miss Winifred Wolfe Mi~s Waqita YouJtg '·r;;:;c"ed · b·1th of thc:u' · .-rl might in•· 1 1n l!ndl>o r ·, nbury Roh llt , .,,;,.,. J-: _., ]) ";,·,, r,.·, ..n 1 Cran::~,.:~.· r;~~::~ I I 1 i The will Lu! fun to ~ake, too. h~·;.11.u ~ e it require~ 1 no C90lting anJ i ~ uspecially good I with al l meats. Addre11 your letter in tht toliow.• ] ina ~Q,'f: ' I T:o·:onb;:;:,;;,~·. of ro1 r<:liJOh u ~e I pvund I to l Vr uranres Put lhe cran· Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Letart Falls, Ohio Longbottom, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohto Racine, Qbht PQmeroy, O~io '""~l!i~~~ 'I h !i! ~J 1168, size-to Nattae . •• ••.· .., ··· · • · · · • · •• • •· · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · • · · · · A4df• ~~-·· ·J . ~· ·· · · · .... -... ·.:. ·· ··· · · · ···· · · · ·· ·· · · . . , ' ' ' Mn. H. C. who hal em- VlriPDI& f, '' 1 • ·- before · i. relisb (•v.n bfo o:: : :•1 co•·~H<d \,·iLU p uL<~fl iu • • .. Mr lllld Mrs. Vernon" Goi1BaG1 r, nd 11011 ar Ind.i111ua, Nr. apcl . -. J1Jbr Scott and Guy Tvbtn -.te I ~"CJlnt i~ll.!! of Ur. aad llil. n,l'ld UNION W. VA. FOR SALE--Sweet, Juicy t.urnlpa ~c bushel. R. R. Lott, Raelne, o. ilXN A.PfLICA PUBLIC NOTICE ' 1 tunera.l of thC'Ir IUICie. Cllnto,1 1 Reed, wb(> WN 11- tormer r~ plOyment. in Hu:p~tnaton spent the we,k end with bOm~ folP. I t. lllo a. pubUihen wW Ill~ lil•· I "-·. Hour• • A. Y. unlll • P. Y .. for...... ............. -.,.. 10 ~~ u.r .. Jtle lril...,. ..ui If ....,..._. ao - . the lie~ aod d.eatb oJ Uleir brotber-tn-Law Robert Cook. · Dr. R. P. Bqarlt Of New H•vm l: u been 'ILlltlnli 'the school of the c:o1JQ.ty 1m put W~k sMna: the di)o11tloorl,t !J>oculatiOI'. " _ ·-lo- . ----------1 m•llon ------- Peden Aim11 For I Marshall's Scalp ' /"l.CIC\: t'tJ neola~:. &dward, vera, Paul and Thomaa l'tunPJ1ler ·~ t.he Pllf~ I!IMieral d~ya with tbe1r pndmother Mra. TaYlor BumJ&rner and famlly. llr. and Mra. otue BWrip.mer were ~ailed to Oraham 8taUon by becnj ld»• Ma!ifr "ho ""' In J41ddleporl, ret.umeo aome IN' SuJU1aY. ·Martha Hauber &nd De.1sy Rood ,. rtlatn&: Wednuda:r and had &bout t~n ol hill neta:hbon ln. A ftne dinncr "'"' served t.o t,bem at the lome of hW 1randm0ther Mrs. Jaele Zerkle:. T. Bert Roush a.nd wUe of New Havero called on her mother Uri. Taylor Bwnaarnet' and ~~ Mo(l- ' Harold Plfter and Millard WlLou ; • were out of ' to.,m on buslness ove.· [ t.h' W,:4 ~ J"U£6DAY, NOVI!;MB!!:H. '7, Ul :t:S Cl".vroh 8JI04IW ......... ' ; ' liMn JCalt who Ll eree.Unj: a a..mall GDttate ~ tile 111111 crt hil 'of . ~ - . .... ol..e euure:r rar a lhorl ·VIII• lion. . Oec:JI'P Had mann. empJoyee of . ~ -,.._. "'"'"""" - paver caned on John BUIJlllaroer l and tamll: ilunday. Df t1ldDIIl p•tt • ~ • .¥ RUSHVlLLE ' ·~ .I :r t1't · 1' ?. ~, . . . ·. ~ _. · -t 1 ,i , . · . , ~-· : I . -. I, ·. ~~·, '· ~ i . ' ,' :1 'I ·. fi;~~~ ~---~ }~Af t ~Q; -~•.'¥t-t\ CAMPAIGN OFFI~E OI'EN 8 A.M. TO 12 NQON ap.d Al-l- [)AY y �.... ., •••• ., ....... ·, ' ,. ~, a ,. ••. r · · ~ it . ' " ~ ,., ~ II .-r!Z o.m.v ·~tJW-:~MDO~. ~.-_' , . . . :- :; I • .' .. .. ' ' f .. • ni ·I ·y ;;:-- """'''1 ,.,;p,wu •.-. ~h. several ln tMm I f1lt.ber Bddle Neue had Pitts· ' Cc., "' lays lu$ WHir.. I • I ~d - . • I Hom~ ~vJs and•· sis~er- spenD t.ht 9/eek end wtt6 Mrt. Martha "IU ""f>roytd H~~r thll (10 pt.) toe ~"lib perliJM. 'l'rPi lli!O,Irblrl, ,, ... .Q'Ic f,nq f;~.mlb' at ~ Rtdge. 1 ,....,.,._.....,..,....-,=-=-·-- · - I ..... IIJADAM MAklE, Pamo\18 PalmlJ· : ~y Ruder DOW ]Ocaied Btl &ec• I ""'·'·· ond St., 141ddlepor1., Route '1. Tells 1 .~ <to,_p ~..,IU· • •- p&&t, present aDd .. IDiutloioa .f .. """" of 1 oaa-eutf.,. ~ for pnoe ~ ., I. future, w:lv.- &dvi.Ce on aU 4f(al.n of IUdl u )Ove ad:aln. alao · ute. l buiJneu . and -hverytblor per· 1 t&lniDI to the weuan or ooe'B Annen ...., and aU que<• ~' - lhe IIIP7 ~"'; liOU on1J for - be - niPD~le -- of ODJ 14•...........1. Erron 1D lldveltillaleDtl tbot.dd bill ~eporied ,lmmedlot.~J. Ito .,.d.nrts.ement wUJ be taken for -- -.- tll&D a minimum cbarp ol twent.fbtt oenta ror Neb IDler~ For Sal&11~7·3t. -:.---~--------"C W.anted-· l WiTH ...,...,,.~~17"' NEEDED JM . cAR- !!J:I~Ie;;;Yro:t.e."IIM':~~~Y s!,~ . isficd to J11ake $27.50 weekly Rl tstart; more later. SteadY Job, st,eady pay ror wUIIng worker. Wrile AlbP.rt MUls, Route M&"r , 19:n Monmouth, I CH&Ttft(;ATE OF OONV£1<1· ENCE o\ND N'I&CBBSITY I TtON or EliT~NSll;ll' n• FOI B'ruce CabDt ag,d ~ddenne Ame~:~, ~t'rlll'n 'tRn. pf<"LureJ i,t C•r1 ~ha4, ·-'-- Good ~'<! ..ned S..to Avail· able to Local Fan•; Game Starts at ~ : 30 • houae- N. 1\1 ., ~hurt l y aftN their maniJl.P• which took p_tace tlu1 dili' follovnn!l Mi8s Ames' divon:a (rom SteiJh\!n AQleE, wulthy New York brnker. Th!i!y w~ rc rntlrl'led in .thw cl•u rch wherv Uabot'a paa·cntl '<''IHI,il wuJ. 1 I here. 14n. F P. Peuy and 10n, o . c Pd.t)o. rf(:enUl' lliP"V.ed to Colum I bU5. I Thrilling Moment • m St. Mary's-Fordham Game l B1JJJl1811ler Dei . 1i1r1 and para. 1 , Harold Ot•uum h> al home for 11 i I few day~ while tbc towboat. ou. , QIWWLC, on whiCh he 1a ""--na 1 I -··• .,I ,' lslacJup. Sam t!'ry anu family, Carl KnaPP tamlh· of Weat Oolumbla, lltr. end Mn. Harrison Rice 111nd son p: }',l ~lepc r l were Sunday aueata (tf Mr. ~~ond Mrs. Lil"coln RlJIIIIell Mr. and Mrs. George V~mo.v of r r. mcnJJi ~>pent the week end wlth • l: J• cl · I 1 I ADDISON 1 he r parent.s. hw.scll. Mr . and ----- 4. Roush we1'• 1v~ eallen Ia& week. aev. W. M. sia..,titr:r ~ encaaed ln a ~ric. of meetlop at the Vernon church. I ' -----EAGLE RIDGE PUblic nott..:e ls herebY 1lveu ·I thai. Lbe Va.lley PUblic &e:rv1cc 1 a_ f A r.:;eo • lt W lla Gof · Co haA rued wlLh the Pub· I f:overnora ot five Westc!rn State!! and agriculture ri!ht am ~cret&ry o u" a ee, ·, Oltey Rouah. WUIIam Warner moved his tam· Mr&. J tit~t~Ke OOPuniiWD or OhlO at• 1 •: xcculi\'1!~ 1111:! ph:tured leaving the White House after Tom Berry, S. D.; Gov. ~111 am. Lanter, N. D.; GM. : Mn. P. R. Oi"l' and son Alba OorOrban HeMOJt made a bu~lneu tc ' ll:.ll l ·onference with President Roosevelt on a plan for Alfred Sehmedeman, Wus.;: Oeorp Peek, of tbe Dt:don apeat Wednesday with. Mrs. nv on Mary Pullina' tarm. Mrs. 5 trip to Partenbars one day the ilxmg the p 1·ice of whea.t, corn, rye and other prod\lctsj rartment of Asrieult.ure, a~d Gov. Clyde Hl!rt'intr, : Dt\Yld Spimcer. appUc&t.lon ior an ex~~ion to d Fullll'B moved to ber property ln raet week. Columbus P~roy \.er~fl.ca.te In 01-dcr to improve the situ11tion among f¥-rmers . Wt owa. Ia. rear, GcrltnOr Fiord OlHn. of Minn. , Mr. t.r4 Mn. B. L. l"rederlclr. en· Cl1e.ter. ~ubllc convehlence and necessltr 1 t 1:rtalned. a number of younl folkJI l!r. and Mra. Joe Smith, P. R. orr Several ttom bere b&J been at287 to uasport penoM over a reg- ! - - - - - · out bl8 w1-•- •uppl" ...~ kb:Jd 11 .... Frld nl 1 hon- of their and tamtly and Beverly Wolle and ,, ut teftdlng between co ~ of Dog Ridge were su ~sts of Mr:>. ·~ J .,.. a.y 8't'e 111 n .,. tcndlns revtval .services at vernon Abe Wood called on Gaorae Pred· the put week. ~= a~ e~y such eXt($· \ Davit, Thur,;,u:~y tU~tht. _ -..ood. NeedleM to aay Rev. 8lauah~ d"uahter, Alt&'a birthday. saon beiDI from CoJ~W to LMJc.mie Wile~- wa~~ In Parkersbur;~ Mrs. Helen RW!Iell of Cl1tton tt:r appreciated the vtstt very mudl. H. V. Spencer and wife called on erick Tu~Y even1nJ. I Mr&. cora Ohllnger has befln ca•t.er and Buck.t)'e 1ALke over the cr. buslnes:o, -:':J.mrday. was burled In the Union eemetel'J. as:=nr~.~.!!.:t!n.hOa~ ~lof::U:~ Herman Prarok. tnd family Thurs· --~----spendlng: a few days with her dalJ... l"'Uowlno : .Harold Pltfcr andof Mr. ThursdaY. Sheand wasCorllla a aranddauah· __.. dlly evenlfta.Blnler of MomlDg Star . &htat Kra. EdLtb J~l wbo ta b routeR to wtt • Ccxtenalon Cc· were Sunday guest& Edna Wilwn Mayes[ler of Joseph BUll of trl&l SehooJatPrunt)ttownspentthe Ort.yum CO1'.lm US, 8 · · 31 und ta.mlly ""eek end at hla hOme bere. IJ"•~mt the WHk end with Marion reported Ill Jumbos to Brice B. R. 256 Iuter-~ · Union. Loulm JohDIOn spent Sunday o Jiidla,on W•ver Left TWIICl!lY t.o .st::ctlon B. R. 265 and 168 throua: 1' Mrs. Berth.~ Klbbl~ and :;ll:lt~l' 1 evevlna with Vlrctnta Roush. rr. R n..-....A..-.... Orland Hesson, wife and babY DumonLvlUe to L&ncaster-tQBal- I Jcl'.n. were at Lung Bottom on busAbout ftlteen frlerods h ·om the Doua:laY and Vlrglnla Rauah were Mn. P. . Orr .,pd 80Q "'""""_.... spend the winter with Dr. Flm1!ll at \'rere calltng on h.!a pe.rentll recently. timort Thurat.on Road and Thm'S· llne&J, Sunjay. 10ak Orr.ve neighborhood sathend . Hunttnston vl&ILors Monday They Friday wlth Mrs. c. L. Orr :O..OQ:an county. C&rl Clark lind faul111 &pent the ton and Mlller.l!port Road to Mll- i Edward M:l.\"; was ca.ling on Lay-- "~ tht. Jnl?u panonage JlQd spent ··, ere accompanied by Miss Nannte :t~ Buh:nj, Jbh M' e t Pom- Mr. 11r.d Mrs. oth:o. Llevlng and wPek end with Hazet>, Rouah and tusport and s. R. 137 to Buckey C! rettc Paugh, Sunday. the day wliJl Rev. W. M. dlaughter , F<.rmilll of Salem r. an .rs. n Y rs o _ ~>Oh Lawrente of l\11i&SOD Spent the fAmily. L&lte) through Lancaster , 'Log(l.n. 0 . 0 . CowC:ery wa:.. n busul eb,; [ While there they did his fall house Wllk Roush and family of New I het' daUI week end with her parents, Mr. and Athens and I'Omeroy. cnlle:- on Nelaon ·rorrencc Sunday . . c:canlng, cleaned the premleea and ----. ter I. . . 1 ·-·_ _ Ito BROAD RUN, W.VA. t hl~; week f;.o~ 9 a.m. t.o 9 p.m. continued •1.00 special readings (or 25c. 10 words free. Located in II • 6• 31 tent. s~nt I ~oy ~nt }u~~w~th Inseparable Pals ...--------, r------··-~---:;::!::l:::: I•I 1 ,, ' I ANNOUNCEMENT \" ... i'CN rl\t'. C'o.DI NCi lD 'E:.f! A MCVIS STAR SHE': ·s BEEN 14W441N4 A"-10 "''ISSI~ ME EVER SINCE. 1401 MY SOPI-IIe. FeR YAUGER .-.HARRY STUHL· DREHER HORSE- ME/.!. • I I 1.0\/E IN -nre. Chiclen Pineapple Salad . ·' " ..'J'I.ie MAIAlfiEASoN FOR Nol'RE: OAMES Briaht «d thiuy ball bone buttons accent the detp yoke that adds a quaint tou.:b to this p«tty litt_le school dreu. It is the favoured colour in wool crepe. .. You can copy it at a big &avinl In colt with this easy-to-make pattern. " ' ..,,. I SETBACKs IS 'IRE lACK OF A CAPABLE QUARTERBACK·· •• 'niE IRISH HAV.<"I 774~ MAN 1'0~/~R .. ! ··STUPID FIELD GENE1i!A£SHIP ACCOIJN"TS FOR 77-IEIR. POOR. SHOWIAJGs 7JIIS YtrAR.! Of: IJOTRE DAMEs, , ~, GREAT qt.JARTERIJACI(S.; Devil's Con(ectiot'l REMERER THE "GOLDEN RULE" For a dessc1·t that Is sure to GUS make a hit with both men and women 1erve Devil'! Confet'!tion. It 1 can be made before the time for serving appt"Oaches ~tnd h1 delidouJJ served after bridJ:;e or even for tea. Cream l/:1 I"Ufl butter with V. cup powder!"d su~n r : add the yolks of 8 eggs slig-h11y be11ten, 2 square! 1 of melted S\"-'<'rt clwcolate, 1 tsp. vanilla, a dHilh of sa lt and '4 cup of sifted bren<l or t'!al:e crumb~. Rol1 \l.f cup nut n1eats ou t fine and ,. add them. E t~ u t :) eRg whites and fold them into th ~· mixture. Grea!'le 2 shallow cn1H• Pam and pour 1/3 , of the butter Into each, reservim;(l the rest for filii"'~ · Buke in a moderaW oven c:."tO ~e~rec11) for 20 minutes. Cnol. t'l' n lOV E' from thl' pans and put t"tr:cthcr with the re~erved_Jmrli•J: I lr the filling isn't qutte thu:k cn•11J1:l1 ;-. little pow. dered sugBr' m .w k • ud ded. Serve in ~·edge·s.ha r~ ri :t ·~·r·e !'l wtth either whrpped erc.:;r:' .. ,. ulain cream. DORAIS , ~----------- ..... -~:: ·l· 1 NOTRE DAMES Aetlve Candidates i GRE"ATEST FIE'I.D I I GEIJERAL! '" THE Gl:EVUM GIRLS--; Keep faith: Do not sr~r your own conscience and di~appoint the ?ne to wh~m you have promised ym1r subscription by failing to live up to ,hat promise. · -r ' ' · r 'fT:r,lJ'f'Mi!. 1 . ;:SHADES :..... It is rtcJJ f.tr ;,,,.,Jicu Jtli"'"'' II iJ /1aJfrl cut, I I ~ Plaid(!d Scotch woolen ln red tone'il is wuother ~chcme that b atlouhly smart. lr is nice worn with 11. wide bl.ack patent leather belt. This ,,..,,, N11. 1161 "'a' /Jt ejlolillll( in 1i•11 8 to II. The nail wear~ trving to hit on the head is the fact that a number of people have promised workers in the Daily Tribune and Tribune-Tel· cgraph $.100 in Cash Prize distribution, their subscription. Combine the in~;::redient.l! of tbE" Blllad and allow to stand several hours before act·ving. The flavot ; will be much Improved, and your mind quite free from worries over your bridge game because you hav(' the food ready to serve. Tos.l! together 3 t'!Ups diced cooked chicken , ) 1 cup shreddt"d almonds brownetl in butte-r, 1 cup dired relery or cab- : bage and J cup of s hredded pinE"· apple. Add Y.. cup mayonnaise and, when read~· to se n ·e, flll nests of curly endive. "· "' I . Folks wh~ b~·~al\ their 11romises are only turning the ~potlight on thcll' ~~!1 unreh~bdtty. Rrok~n IWHmises and unfulfilled pledges art' the dnftmg debns of a wreckmg reputation. ~ ;r ') 'ffl.l. Some recipes that mny Inspire you to keep the di stinction of being a perfect hostess may he include,! 1 here. Try a Chicken Pineapple I Salad or Devil'11 Confection to make the menu delightful. SO HE. "PLAY , ": tflin the bridge club, isn't it? lN ""TOQ'TS I A b~oken promise is .nothinl!,· J o be proud about. Whrr. you breal\ YO~~ promise you are cansmg the oll~er fellows estimation of your il1tegrlty to drop sevet·al ~egrees. ': Entertaining the Bridge Oub A new trick i ~ your fond est wisb when it comes your tu r n to enter- .-WHO LE>D 1HE fOUR A Pomeroy. Second Slreel I • .' ... REBECCA j~" I•':v.~~)l-::;~~~~\ W111'l\-IU,4S l'l<[j j OFFER, nut door t.o Pm~t offlL'fl. If you ncetl ru. oU, a complete htbrlc~&Unr ttervtce, free ~tr, or wa.te1' In you1' radiator we Invite you to ds;lve In pleat,!M!, and ,.oo'll drive out. plea,H:d. By BlJBNLEY ' li ,, JJvF~ AF'~RE<:: i.A""T-£'$ M!! rnlt,haJer ur INTER-CITIES OIL (;0., Notre . f)ame~t~Jf~ne~ ,~. .' TOOTS AND CASPER 1\. 11. Liiw!tOn. rormerty wtth the 1\moelican •;"prt~~~~. hal!l &!I HER pAJJS at present Cf!lilficate conslstlna- o.! nine :12 passen1er, two 18 pas&en· , I ~~ er nnd cnc 15 pa.51cnger carl! •c,,";.;::r=:.,N.c'IHEo ~umber of trJPII to be made: Two v nd tr!ps b~tween Columbus and ~~ca.stc~ via.~ carroll, rour round ! trlps betw<!en columbua and AlhC!i via carroll. s1x round tr1Jl6 be-- I tWeen Oolwr.bus and Pomeroy via l Carroll 'lne • rqund trip between I Coium&us itrld 'Athem via Baltl·· more, one round tr\p between C?·[ lumbus and L&neaGtet via BalL · mere, nnd one rc·und trip between Baltlmcre antt Calumbus. All Interested parttea may obtai~ • lntprmo.tlon as to place of hmu1n~ up:m said &ppllca.tlon ·b~ addre:: InS the Pub~tc Ul.iUU~. Comtq · slon ot Ohio at Columbus Oh.~ 0 VALLEY P~JBLlO SERVICE · columbus, Ohio. === been u.ppolnl.cd - I cmctnna~~-7<_:ti\ ~eum~: a.;~ec;a:.,~~Y e:~~~~!~:s ~~--POLLY .l~_ND MADAM nose reaas your life Uke l a book, Tell5 your past, pnment and future . Don't fail to aee me It bustnes.s or troubles bother -;ou. Bhe VjUl teJI you about dlvc»-ee or · marriage and brine back to you the one you love. H' Jlt ha~~t • · husband or wlfe baa. 1 correct ft. If not sattarled mOf\BY · r:et.umt¥1 : ::!6c 1 ~Qr test readlnJ. Hours 9 A. M. LO 10 P. M. Madam Rose, '16:l So. 2nd Ave., Middleport., Ohio. U -4-3t. _ MADAM ·Marcella advice an a character re ader 1\t .Mh & Syc&more Btre"ts Mlddh-poprt, . all I This r.: A menu n. delicacies c:1: elude: How to 0.1 '/'IIIU PiJII,.,U Send IS cenh (In stamp• or coiu) to Fashiori Bure•ll. Write carefully and plainly fOllt name and full adtireu, the uumber of tbe patteru and tltt size you wlj.ut. 1 Cbid(n l"o ·. Grilled M~aL• n•, t, Mrs. Vivian AJiensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsotti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Lois B. Diles Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Irene Grueser Mrs. Gay Hamm Mrs. Edna ijoward "Miss Leora Roush Miss Milderd Summerfield Miss E.mogene Wilson Miss Geqeva Williamson Miss Winifred Wolfe Mi~s Waqita YouJtg '·r;;:;c"ed · b·1th of thc:u' · .-rl might in•· 1 1n l!ndl>o r ·, nbury Roh llt , .,,;,.,. J-: _., ]) ";,·,, r,.·, ..n 1 Cran::~,.:~.· r;~~::~ I I 1 i The will Lu! fun to ~ake, too. h~·;.11.u ~ e it require~ 1 no C90lting anJ i ~ uspecially good I with al l meats. Addre11 your letter in tht toliow.• ] ina ~Q,'f: ' I T:o·:onb;:;:,;;,~·. of ro1 r<:liJOh u ~e I pvund I to l Vr uranres Put lhe cran· Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Letart Falls, Ohio Longbottom, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohto Racine, Qbht PQmeroy, O~io '""~l!i~~~ 'I h !i! ~J 1168, size-to Nattae . •• ••.· .., ··· · • · · · • · •• • •· · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · • · · · · A4df• ~~-·· ·J . ~· ·· · · · .... -... ·.:. ·· ··· · · · ···· · · · ·· ·· · · . . , ' ' ' Mn. H. C. who hal em- VlriPDI& f, '' 1 • ·- before · i. relisb (•v.n bfo o:: : :•1 co•·~H<d \,·iLU p uL<~fl iu • • .. Mr lllld Mrs. Vernon" Goi1BaG1 r, nd 11011 ar Ind.i111ua, Nr. apcl . -. J1Jbr Scott and Guy Tvbtn -.te I ~"CJlnt i~ll.!! of Ur. aad llil. n,l'ld UNION W. VA. FOR SALE--Sweet, Juicy t.urnlpa ~c bushel. R. R. Lott, Raelne, o. ilXN A.PfLICA PUBLIC NOTICE ' 1 tunera.l of thC'Ir IUICie. Cllnto,1 1 Reed, wb(> WN 11- tormer r~ plOyment. in Hu:p~tnaton spent the we,k end with bOm~ folP. I t. lllo a. pubUihen wW Ill~ lil•· I "-·. Hour• • A. Y. unlll • P. Y .. for...... ............. -.,.. 10 ~~ u.r .. Jtle lril...,. ..ui If ....,..._. ao - . the lie~ aod d.eatb oJ Uleir brotber-tn-Law Robert Cook. · Dr. R. P. Bqarlt Of New H•vm l: u been 'ILlltlnli 'the school of the c:o1JQ.ty 1m put W~k sMna: the di)o11tloorl,t !J>oculatiOI'. " _ ·-lo- . ----------1 m•llon ------- Peden Aim11 For I Marshall's Scalp ' /"l.CIC\: t'tJ neola~:. &dward, vera, Paul and Thomaa l'tunPJ1ler ·~ t.he Pllf~ I!IMieral d~ya with tbe1r pndmother Mra. TaYlor BumJ&rner and famlly. llr. and Mra. otue BWrip.mer were ~ailed to Oraham 8taUon by becnj ld»• Ma!ifr "ho ""' In J41ddleporl, ret.umeo aome IN' SuJU1aY. ·Martha Hauber &nd De.1sy Rood ,. rtlatn&: Wednuda:r and had &bout t~n ol hill neta:hbon ln. A ftne dinncr "'"' served t.o t,bem at the lome of hW 1randm0ther Mrs. Jaele Zerkle:. T. Bert Roush a.nd wUe of New Havero called on her mother Uri. Taylor Bwnaarnet' and ~~ Mo(l- ' Harold Plfter and Millard WlLou ; • were out of ' to.,m on buslness ove.· [ t.h' W,:4 ~ J"U£6DAY, NOVI!;MB!!:H. '7, Ul :t:S Cl".vroh 8JI04IW ......... ' ; ' liMn JCalt who Ll eree.Unj: a a..mall GDttate ~ tile 111111 crt hil 'of . ~ - . .... ol..e euure:r rar a lhorl ·VIII• lion. . Oec:JI'P Had mann. empJoyee of . ~ -,.._. "'"'"""" - paver caned on John BUIJlllaroer l and tamll: ilunday. Df t1ldDIIl p•tt • ~ • .¥ RUSHVlLLE ' ·~ .I :r t1't · 1' ?. ~, . . . ·. ~ _. · -t 1 ,i , . · . , ~-· : I . -. I, ·. ~~·, '· ~ i . ' ,' :1 'I ·. fi;~~~ ~---~ }~Af t ~Q; -~•.'¥t-t\ CAMPAIGN OFFI~E OI'EN 8 A.M. TO 12 NQON ap.d Al-l- [)AY y �TBII DA!L'f ~ 01110 !FIRST CONCERT OF SEASON ·I~ PRESENTED BY MUSIC CLUB Good MUlEY TRMl IS <./) At elcht. o eloet Monday oevenln1 Gore L c1t11tone At lhe oonclueton of tbe progran n cmbml of the Pomel"'J Women 1 11. IIOClal a.rod tet 11LC4UtJptie4 Mualc club preMaied their nnt r>eetlnl was he d. ooncert ot the RIILIIOn before an Preoedlni and foUowtna tbli audience of appreciative Ulltenera r.1.eeUng Mn Pat.riel. Loebary Pffloo Under the able dtrer.tl.on oJ' MlM 6 dent of the oraanllatiOD annoQa.. f'lanee~~ Ihle the J)1(.II1"&DI wMOpell etd to the au.dlenoe tbe purpoae of ea with the cborUI alnii.!Jt: the t1: e club and appealed for addition ;:ot the Pea.ee EV&Diellcal chureb A~~atlant Of Olftcer Wm Roboon Face• Shoottnr Charre ACT avnowful yet beautiful cantata of 1 Rl ac~ve and aaaotl.at.e memben The Lea:end of M1ana by H de SU't!Minl the Importance of muskal FootenaUlea Yra. Pred Blaettnar l 11nd Jlterary clubs ln • community acted as narrator and Mn Helen conducive to Pr'OIIftM. Wra. Pomeroy must aether and. Jln AmY Ge&rJ wue I.ochary auerted ftaturtd as aololata aha.te o1r It• Jetharay in retard to Jl'oll(]WiDg thll Mn Ruth Me a mua1c club and put. Jl:li sbouk:ler Croba p ano ac::companlat tor the to the wheel Only In IIUCh a maD club, played t.wo Ol'IBD soo Ro l't:r can thia loca lty hope to auc mance by Zltt.erbach and ULe ever teed In pro!ITe&Slve thousht and E. j '" OCCURRED ln Defendant's Home Ao Olftcero Answered Call For Help popular song- The Rosary by activity According to apnouncernent l!.'tbelbert. Nevin A lOve 50111 ot ortea: s 1 Love Thee waa &unl by e ndli.V December l'J at 4 o clock La Mrs Carrie Neutlllng As a second the date set for the Chr18tmaa pro 1 umber she presented a Garben gram which w II be pre~~ented 1P Hollman oompoalt on My Peace 1'1 the torm o1 vesper ~~ervlceL Guests Gone Mi88 Jhle acted u a.ccom of the club at tb s time will tnelude p.mbt for both numbeR. embers ot the Mkldleport M\lllc Next on the program were two vo club cal duets by Mlss lhle and Mn At Moru:!ay evenln11 concert Sarah Prances Aahwort.h enUt.led tlflwen which were used as decora In tbe Hee.rt of the Htlll by Ktrk U m were arranged bF Mrs. Pred Lee and Salutation by OalrleA Blettnar Ass1stln1 d~tor .U. re Mn1 McCroba wa& accompanist. hc.araal& wu Mn Loll PliJlg Succeeding t.'le duets wall The Long Day Closea by Sullivan pre sented by a quartette comJXlfled or MISS McCARTHY AT Mn Marie Morrll Hrst aoprano RATHBURNS Weclneada,. Mr11 Bess M TYfee .second soa N 8h prano Ma Ruby Burt firat alto and afternoon ov t t repre U'ra Blarche Goodwin aeeond alto aentml' G.uaaard Cor.et Com v th Miss Ihle llooompan1St The C d ccmaut• p1'ogram was cone uded with the pany nme an horus stnstnll' The Lotus Plower M1u McCarthy •• to the b'i Bcllumann and Dellaht by 18 1conet model you .bould Pre})ll.ratlons are belt'l made hr 11 ..))y the stat.e and by attorneys fu 1.tJe defense for the trlal of WI llam llutley on eharJI!! or shooting w th 1 tent to klll or wound which w1 I ~ heard before a petit jury J'n the tl mmon plea.s court here Thtt:rsday ndlcted on thr Motley waa d arge in ~e October grand jur) l\'hen ,umetent evidence deman" ing aa ndlc:tment was prodllCijd ).>etore the grand jury that he had fired a cbarse hom a 12 gauge shot t;UP which atruck William Robson Mktdleport nieht. patrolman n tbe abdomen and ~eft leg when the lat wr waa ~t ng In the cap¥Jty of ~~~ omcer The gun Wif"lder admitted ti D8 the charge wt lch struck Robso& _.,...her he waa captured here af et Jn day search but since a.dmlttin.8 ~o the county authQl' t es that he .. HOME TRUSTEES MEET wear The monthly meetlng of the Chlldren s Home Board of Trustees 1o1. as held Monday afternoon at the Home w th th ee out of nve mem bers present Following routine bu ! nes& Mrs McClain of the State Wel1are department dl&cussed var llUII So~~poots (]f welfare wort Those p f'.&:ent represent ng the ocal board were Mrs John Lletwller Mrs. H C Powna.U and Smith Clark ot Hem ck Orove r{- CARD PARn Wedneoday 8 15 p m SACRED HEART SCHOOl HALL Refreabmenta BRIDGF.-500 PIN'OCLE Admli&Ion 3!1c Dr S A MllCullourb "'.hea tu announee tha'- he hu . .,...,...,,...,.. ortlee .from M!Uletort to I'GOIM ovu Tewlllb&I"J Barber Shop PomeroY" Oflhle Houn 1 30 t.o ~ 00 Aftemoon eo to II tO EvenlnfL STARK McClJLLOlTGH PHARMACY eptm ~ • p M. Drew Webflt.e1' ..., Po11t No .\M.A!j 39 LEGION ARMIST-ICE DAY Did You Ever Stop To Think? Danee K of P Hall Sa~rday Nov 11 Bv EOSON R W All'F. Shawnee Qkl11homa REX FIELDHOUSE. ADVERTISEMENT MANAGER OF THE SCOTSMAN' (EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND) SAYS "In a small way, we are all 'beatm11 a drum1 of oome ktod, e1ther by attracting attention to ouraelvea or our w•re• SPEED UP your ironing SA.VB your energ!l with the WESTINGHOUSE hrht wetght Wallace AdJuot o-mabc <Cont nued trom Page One) At the mOJDent the total COJlle of agriCWture Ia &bouit ha t IRON wh,at It st\Ould be 58 and percent total payot rolls of labor a.re what they should be he aald We\ ========'""=~==;= 1 -. both fiave a *long way to 11'0 If NRA Increases total payroll! Thos hght "eoght full s1zed Westmghou"" AdJUSt o ma,t1e Iron Will do the work fasteo bet.ter l4lld ~ve you lots of energy lfl'll''?uh s1ze<l fully automatic woth the chooce of a complete range of 1ronmg tempet atures each accurately maontamerl It IS perfectly de91gned odeally balanced bmlt to g~ve yeats and years of automatic 1\ onmg ser VIOO Several other models of Jeadmg makes al<o of fer excellent quality ,combmed w•th unusual low pnce SEE ITt LIFT JTt AND YOU'LL WANT IT' ELECTRIC Theatre t om M to 100 percent within the 1 next 18 nonths--and please notice that I offer th s 9.8 a possibility not 811 a prophe~~y-lt wl 1 not be long thereafter untll the IP'08S In come of ttU"mei"S Is virtually !1oplli led !o 1 He &a d he fdlted It woW tate several years to aet the nation bact to It& 1929 strode Wallace assailed groups ~~eeklng to use the new deal to their own enda I I have ~een buslnl!88 men trying to use the governmental powers of the NRA and the AAA to settle ancient feuds he aid ..., I I I 10a~nn~~ntif-t and..labor tl tried tA:l do 1f0UP6 tne 'GOLDEN HARVEST" IUohard Arlea Chu;ter Mor ril, Genevieve Tobin Ra.coe .....,. 8blll1a Tarun 1'oo Boo Vea HOIJJWood On Parade No. I Matlaee Wednlf!lda,. 4 P.. M --COMING- Southern Ohio Electric Co. ~ AppllaaoeiiNJ form othe~r a.Uable Dea.lefl 1ft tltll eowllutf.J allo • ,~ Mae Weal m "I'M NO ANGEL" GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933" Nov 19·20-21 beat harder than other• and, tn lnany cues, to httle puJ1>0je It 11 the moltve behond the beattn1 that really mottera 'Adverltoement manasera often fmd themuolvea tn the un happy poottton of havtnl to muffle the odvel1uet"• d!"'m• and tn some caoeo to refuoe h•a adverttotnf The well mtn•l•d new• paper of today •• very anxtouo to protect ttl readera 'loy avo1dmr the pubhcalton of any announcement whtch wiiUid t011d to mtl· lead "Moot of the roubles of thto world are cauoed by MIIIUtded mmortttel who ban1 away at a tremendouoly bor drum of thetr own maktnl and purpooely turn a deaf ear to any appeal whtch 11 not tn accordance wtth thetr own advanced and oelftoh vlewa "Another d!'llm whtch 11 be~~ttnr bts and otronr at.the pre• aeot moment •• the rpce by ne,ttonal newapapero f,. ~r· and unwtel~ly ~rculat10n1 After oeveral yef« ttl Fleet Street, apent tn the mtdot of 'th11 wtld and oomewhat tnaane ¥,moophere' I cannot but feel that thu oyatem of brtbery, eotablltl!ed UJ order to ratn readen, 11 ajJatnat the beat tradtbono of the Pre.. A newapaper'a a1m obould be to collect and dtl&emtnate newo wtth· out unduly occentua""" the rotletl and oord.id ••cfe of Ul• unfortunateJ'y, tho110 loumaLI whkh a~ k>oilay Rptin1 ·r~ m11e ctrculattono oeem to forret th11 matn obJect of thlnr ex11teace, and oee1c c:onotantly to exc:tle the pubbc tnto purchutnr and not nee· eooartly reodtnll If a newopaper u worth readtns, ttohould not be neceanry to I'Ve aomethtnll away wtth tt, and once a reader hu been ratned by the extra mclucement of oometfnns for notit· tn(, he or obe would look for more and more unbl, ftnal))r, the paper w•th the moot extrava1ant offer collared the oo-c:alleil ' oli.ader Advertiomr aiJenb whooe work tt 11 to advioe manufacturen and pl11c:e advertlotnr on behalf of th01r c:henb do not, I am 1lad to oay place much Yalue on otunt ctrculabon methodo "LET THE DRUMS WITH A GOOD MOTIVE BEHIND THEM CONTINUE TO BEAT LONG AND LOUD AND THE O~t!.~·-TH~ SQ())I!£R 'I'HEY ARE MUFFLED THE .!;"'t. TIIHdaJ and Wedaetda,. AieL Some 'r BB R" I :,-r ~ -l YUill Tr lHI 0 ITATI NUSE UU or.M !T ANO 15TH AVt CJL ------------------ W3 S O ==~~~----- - ~~ tUEATHER FORECAST- READERS NOTICE - U you wont the Ne1ro otllce of The Dall7 Tribune, call 288-L If the Bualneoa otllce uk for 202-R. " Thul'8day t.on ght LEASED VOL. VIU-NO 47 -Ohlo--Increuins e ~ldlneu rctlkrftill ~ ll&:h snow or rain be8fhnlna' late tonflbt 1M' It IU N4llA U• Jn The Tribune WIRE Slightly urmer In Wesi Colder ThUtldar nilbt. portlta - OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PRICE THREE CENTS POMEROY OHIO WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 8 1933 Surprise Rev 0 It Tammany Hall Is oh· v t T Th b Meigs County Elections Staged Ry Hav4na Upheaval Victim 10 0 ers Urn Um S Wind Up With Series Of Aviators is Failure In New York City i Down On Prohibition Huge 0 t e IS ast In Unusually Close Battles " Accordml' to Report luuecl A I m o t Heodt 0.. Robel Shot'" Melee by Army 80 ARF ARRESTED Pomeroy, Mtddleport and Sahabury ToW110htp Fum· toh Surprtoeo Of Varytns Ktnd• Harley, Robaon Run W tid In Mtddleport HESS, FARIS, EASY WINNERS HERE Pomeroy And Sahabury Townohtp Conatable Racea And Townohtp Truotee Ar..,ment Tum Out To Be Real Battleo Advantage of Drys Is Torn Away A• Entire Structure of Arid Syatem 11 Torn Down by Voten By OEOROF R HOLMES t v U,.prec.edented Number Yoto oa Pulbnc LaCuardoa "'011\ce WAS BITIER FIGHT Preoodeftt UftCODCel'1l8d But Chma•ed by lnhm•datton 1 Palace at Kept Under 85 A.rre•tecl, Adm1rua Heav1 Guard trat•on H•t by Vote Cleveland Goes In G.O.P. Column Cmc1nnab Retama Charter Columbw; Paa.e• Bond •••ue c 13 Year Old Statute W1ped Off Slate Ao II hon Law Of State Old Age Pen11on Btll Thru To V tctory WET VOTE MORE THAN 2 TO 1 ' ' I 0 Moil Tax Llmttahon lo Approved Aloo By l.aJCO Ma1oroty But Home Rule Amendment lo Somewhat Clooer � 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 11. November 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. 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