https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3f47a8c79748fff5cf8b2b1841f190cc.pdf 5b1b68fd2afc8b9931aa7d646c005c8c PDF Text Text 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 �~~ • - 4 I •• ,, Tammany · _.,UI!JJ..AL~J.p,J!.~.~'!}"J..;,.,j ~-- -1100 Aet of - ., tllmJld ta.an ~ t~en .tn:etr ldnted·- ~~·letteta. however ezcelle~:~\ and - I d~ral)le 1ft u.m· •a. • • REBECCA YAUGER lf.l.'fiONAL AD'VEBTI&lNO &BPBESENT.t.TIV&I I re4 KJmb.U, be. Vllloq:o, Pblladelpl:lla. rlttabur,h, MUwaukM E'er 8qaiMM Ort'K:e aad CINulMJon Depl C111U IH-8 , lkllvr:red BJ Carrier One V.e~;~k · · · • · · · · · · · • · · · · · · • Cne MQt\Lb · .. · · • J. .... .. " " ODe Year .. . ....... ....• • •. t On~ ~. ~~.,., Month . . . -. 15 · Three Montha . . .. . • . ... .... .eo 81 M thl e.oo x on ·•··· ·· •·•· ···· •• Bit' of Thanksgiving ' Tu symbolize the fuudainentll apidt of Thanks&ivlnr a eente pieu for )'OU.l' table can bring th idea rieht to J'OUr own family a:ath erlna-. A fruit bowl cit potte-r: ware or a pumpkin with the toJ eut off and hollowed into a natura bowl, tilled with cOlorful fruit! aymbollzea the celebration of th•nk:: for plentJ. Orances, bananas, 1'Ur i ple and red crape11 and red appla , cive a thooght of hal'Vftlt bount) to tbe bowl. I If )'our dinner is li.te, or tht r001ll: is darkened, candleligbt il helpful in castine an atmospbenl of futivlty and Tha·nbgiTing. ~ fruit salad .roe• with a Thanksgiv· inc dinner if the fruit eenter piece il DOt Ulled. i -! lloundfal s.Jod 16 dun. "oo~d '"d obr•OJ •d tkin~~td 1pplq l.ntuct Scott entered 1 MUlan ' )oljdMl at Charleston LEON ROUTE3 Six 1\tfany Thanks! ..::n ho":: I I ::vy '* can j ... I lDtd \lou Jever Stop tto (!binlt 1 i the 1 I I t.nn~t l to l rc<l . fO" 1• I Me- pou.. , Mary• i'iloM 'l'BBD I 1 - ... •• Mr. and Mrs Okey Ll¥tnpton (Qontmueo. trom fl&le one> Tue.d&y toi"oMerva.tlon. She wu (0ontlnue6 rrom Palt1 ODe) &nd dallfhtft of Spruce tpen.t trom rnen u.1d, was ~Led onb 10 teet nMXlttlpanled by her mother. Wn. f1td.ly un~U BWlda.Y with tler JJW· frao': the chUdrtr.'s be& VIRGINIA liollia seott 1 tan, former Bt.ronghold or Tammany c~u Mr . and Mrt, E. T. Keefer. The Wt~ .. More Clasa ol the ~ 6.886. He wu vletor1oWI In the Mrs Minnie outo n!!tumed home Cleveland, Muv. 8--INB--O..,~n- , The •plendld •uppott a.eeorded mf" by m .• Mlddlepvri _ _:G=RE:..::.GG=--- Heath al. E. Cb~ will meet Pr1Boroueh of McKee, Tuesday from Dunb&r whelli lhe t.elyn DoneJ, qed :1, wu burned and oapportent ill 11uch as to ~ve mr thr I'N' ~l rrtend• dAJ even.lna wltb Mn. C. H. Snlder , over t:e reco~!r: ~y n ~~:~~:. nvent two weeta Ute cuf:1t of her to death todaJ when ftamea, f&n- ' Phone S82-L ct\ Pearl Street. t He won .8t:OQ).lyn b; • the I •m ter Mra Wm. Out.o and husband ned by & blluard , •we-pt her East •U.ta.c:U.on a. nd I WOtnt yo u one a nd all W know U11. L it 1 ~ ~~:=~:::::=:==:==~:::::::=:=:=::;::=========-ff' Mra. B1ra 8&nbom wtU be holt- pJuralltf of iali.2lO over . O'Brl~ who are the parer>tll of a boy. lnde home~=:=~ -:~an Ourinr rny uwumbem·y I ~; h ~ ll ('tmtln 1ea ThUJ'IIday. a.t'temoon to the La.- He c.arrted Queeru by 13 448 over ~ Beven I hom here a.ttended t.be o~ellhtlt.ed _ _ _ ar to r-rd thor htiA'rH t.\ of Mlddl rfMH'1 vUie 18 to 0 Next Melt, Olouliet I <Hea Aid SOCl$JiY of the Heath ti. E MCKet!' e.ntf ,R¥Jlmond ~)' 8,645 P"rent -Tea.cher m.eettna at. Blc l HEAVY rTRE LOSS will ·meet Ironton and the foUow- cb).lfCb , over the...a.ame ean91date Epruce 8Chool houae Wtldnead&y N0 INs-H ¥ery b t"SI or m y ii blllt y- Tha nk" :. lot. · 1111 week will eqd the l!Cbedule 1 P&ul Smak. ' wu absent. Weclne-8Me~"· defeat' wa 8 blow t.o the lli&ilt the program wu muc.h en- 1 Canton, 0u8ed ~ 1----b 1 1 with Ch&unoef . ·, clfty rrom h1l dutlel at the Cltlzene; Roo.!scfelt DemOQrata, lnclud1~ juyed. by aU . TPe nex:t n~t.lns will wu • a y v a a tt Oc.ach BIOSBer 01 . Qlouster, be- l NatlOpal Bank becauae of Ulneal. ! JanlCJ A.. Parley, the Democr-at) tJ.e l).dd ·.ac; Orant ~ool house t.he l ~t nept thi'OUII'h the th~- 1 ~ Uevea be stw Middleport'~; Mill& llllll'Y Park reaumed beT du- l ltat.e lmd natiOnal chairman. open- first- Wednesday nl!Jhlln December !t •o~JY Wlttler tuUdlnaln the do 1) . WM. (Bili)".ROBSON. 1 · last ortense, whiiih' has carried 'ties at the Meiss Grocery company ly 11Jxmsed tho! 1ecovery candidate'" A~l*orile 'rumber or tolks attended town ~';mft h dlca :~••••••••••••••••••••••••= 1them ovflr .an opponents thla se~- Wednellday mormna: after enJoJlnil ca se. lhe s&le of Mr and Mu. Baker Wd0~ 0 bttt':a"':n ·•nu an P" ron, and undoubtedly wlll have hilt a week'a vaeat.lon. Bbe ret.urned Slolle Saturd.ay '\ pe Y• r · ' • Iteam eo&ehed to present a stone . 1 ue5day evtnlnl from a vilslt with 1 The Or&nt Bun Shiners 4-H club Hock1n1 Valley Eleven Iwall defense In the hope that the relatives and friends ln Cincinnati ! ! HYSELL RUN r. 1et at the home of Mia& Dora Will Attempt To j ~ck~~~tr~ Dame system may Inr>d Colwnbua. ) ·~ .{eefer'a Monday evenlnil After the Stop Locals N~w plaYs w~ handed ou\. this I cuSSii:ETS Mr. a'ha Mr.!l. Albert Frt~~Pka apent b11.!1lness seulon , the eyenlng was I week to the Jacket& and alread y 1 _ \ Monday eYenlng with Leo Woodard spert In playing aames The meetThe only undefeated team In U;ley have t.Hn made a part of the I The La.dles Bible Clas8 or the and ramtly. h.g will be with Mlu Hazel Casto. "ld"l oftensiYe program I·',nt Baptist. Church met Tuellday ~ Rosa Pierce and tamUy spent FrlEileen and Loulle Buckalew and l earue. .... .. eport, \'' !h chamThe ga.me \\111 be Lhe last con- 1' t.\'enlne tor Ita rerular meeUnr at £la~.. eveoln~; with l,.eo Woodard and Baall Cu.to wh() a~ attending plonahlp hope5 boo6ted sJnce the teat here , It was <>-nnotineed, be- l t•' e home or Mn. FraN Guinther, faiftil)\ ~ ll\:hool at Point Pleasant spent the victory over ~an Ia >', wCek, .-; or• u d M Leo k d h h t6 r t h 1 prepa.rlng for the ftnaJ tUt befort• fore the final Thllnk,Bilving t.ut 1crnner of Hooker Street ILild Ji'Uth ..,.r. ~an · 111. Woodard and I ""~ en ere t e gues o er Tht! conte11t will begin at :t .I\ venue. The meeting .,., prealded. ~ ~rtin and Lafe Rom . tne and pnrent&. the Thanbrtvlng "big game." he~~ Mr. ..and- Ml':l Pr k H 11 Prld&y nieht W'lth. Glouster o'cloclr. 1onr by the president. Mrs. James r ..;uv · an yse and 1 Mr ar>d Mrs Russell Ounno have 1··rr.r and 0 W Johnson were rnoved to the farm or Mra B. E. By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE. OKLA. 'I1W! Yellow Jackets wll ln ' > -1Murray. ·If de ,-. d OFFICERS ELECTED 'l'he f '"KUi£o.~· L.usine88 set!Alon WH dinJler iUelts or William Halley 1 BPtdman. lh e 01ous..,.. a ray. c e ra · rncf ti\mlly Sunday well \·orJI.es but CoRch Battyn Is dete• . The following oftlcera were elect- hl'ld followed by a .soc1al bour, dur.,...,5 Clo•k w 1 Elza Stovf!r and Manda Ktefer That the best merchandise won't sell well unle.. it 1 Ia ' • l , ..... "hlch time the hostel!.!l served · es spen mined to keep over confidence 0 ,1t E1. Tuesday evening, at the meet~ ·~ •lr. T:Columbus ar>d returnedst hweek WPre un lted 1n marr 1age a und ay advertiaed. of the ranks of his prot ~ccs , and 1., lng of the Middleport Lodge, No. 3!J3 del1clous refreshmenta. M~day orne ! Oct 29 by Rev Garri8on at the scbject.lng the entire squad to S.:- F . & A. M : E. M. Harrah, W. M .; ¥r. and Mrs. Lewis RW!sell Jr I ~ome or the bride. vere rehearsal~ thi.s week. S. M. Hamilton, J , W.; W. H. l\rt4 daughter Gladys and Nelli~ -----The aooner occasional advertiaera atart continuous ad veri it Olcustt!r wll, come to Mlddl ~ pOI : Juhling, Treas.; W. P . Meinhart, WJLL SERVE DINNER PIIJCe spent sunday with Lew I inr the oooner they will have a better paying business. with only one defeat thfs seuon ~ecy., C H Wise. S. D . M. W Es_ N.uuell and family s1 F AIRVlEW ha"Ying dcfeah•d sc.mc tcums c, H x, J D ; ar>d C P Bradbury, Ty~ In a recent meeting or the Ladlee RUth Gorby and Mable Searles 1 champtcnshlp ca.llbre in a heav·, lr1 HI., h du1 AwUUary to the Ji'eeney~Bennett t:.pen t a und ay with Mary RusselL Mrs Emery Ollbl and da.ught.er Quality ia what makes a big appeal to the public. No use · J~~::'~n~mbf~ fell at the SOCIETY TO MEET P08t of the American Legion, arMr . aanddMrs. Howard German ; Margaret returned home Sunday advertioing any other kind. _ t;pent un ay afternoon with Mr r~om Parkersburg where they hands of the O.touster e l~ven as c.. d The Missionary Society of the ran11ement.a were completed for the and Mn. Lewia Russell and fam : · ', Cnolu:vlllt. . b~o... e. klng a J . seasi'Jo Presbyterian Church will meet Fri· A~mtstlce Day dinner which will be b er> visiting her son , Carl. Continuoua advertising is proof that the advertisers will keep winning strell.k frir that tco.'m . ~l. r- , day t:venlng at the church. Mrs. ~ crved In the Legion hall here Pri· Mrs Edward Archie Mr~ Earnest Roach ~pent. Saturra.y City succumb ~d to the Gloe~.; ~hols of Albany wlll be the speak-~ day evening at 8 o'cloc%, honoring evening with Leo , tlay evening with Mr8 Ramie Ed~ faith with their cuotomen. ter ttam and then McC::n~ ncl s Hl :·· ':!l' for tt}e occaslan. The Missionary M.JI ex-soldiers. The dlnner is family wards 1 and New Lexington. m .~~ccyssiOn 8c('lety of the Pcmeroy Presbyter- t"leld Friday evening because of the 1 be an all day nieetlng The corditlon or Donna. Ruth New Concord defeated O~uster in :Bn Church ho.s been extended an b,.1. turd.Ry night worklr>i hours The service Nov 19 Foreman who has had diphtheria The nation's leading busineu conce.. ns are building good : ~h ~ only detest. for the ,Hocking lrvltatlon to attend the meeting. I A.1x1llary Is expecting a large 1 and tw'o daugh- Is Improved will by continuoua advertising of quality. Vall~v team this season an4 tiY ' 1 ' 0\\'d for the occasion on Hysell Run William Edwards of Mission Ridge latt. week they de!eu.ted NelsouMrs Willa Lamb left recently ror ntlng the end or the great war. ul]](d on relatives here Friday. -~ NEWS [Any Cl~ UST[ R R ' MI0Ol[p~ RT ;? I l,(no ,.,....,.. wlll bo publlobe4. . .• wune&-eltbOIJib not. ~ to bb PBONII l'OtJII..tuWI II II P\llllllbt<l Ot.IIJ' ~ ~-"1· IM&Ied on """"' Second Sl...t, fOmtrOY, 0 . ·~ ~ amc1 u. letteh u.. neWJ matt« ror publlcaUOP tbeJ .·...;.. ·...- dur • Goodbye Forever - I s. II'll. . a. vWt With fr.~t1ve1 at lndi&DM- · t ·.L PAO& WJ;DNEBDA Y : ,l'lO'V'£MlJER • . 1933 [!~!!::~ae~~~====~~~::~~~~~--~_.~=====z======~=====:~:::,:THI~~o~~::Y:~~::ONB-:=:Po:=M:!:m~o~v~,~o:~:•o:·====:=~~:::::::=:=:=::::::::~~~:!ti~~::===;~~==~= - \ WZDNI:SOAY, NOVEVB!:R I, 18113 Jo I I I " I I I belngl 1 . 1 "' - - -- ~T-•IYXIII••r.xiiZIIII~IIIIITIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII HATiMYBOYll! J... '7 FRANCIS . WALLACE 11 · At/THOR. 0,. 11HUt)/JLI OIIAPTBR FIFTY-FIVB "Thanks Voters. U is with n1u~ h sai.isractlon and appreciation &hat 1 have viewed the results or the elecUon for ltlayor or oar ~ Vllll're. I shall Mntlnae t.o pu' forth my best efforts Cor . .tb~ beUer'rilent or Middleport and thereby continue l.o merit · youf conllden e and !!Uppurt. Aga.ln I thRnk you. "JIM" HARLEY, Mayor Advertising creates a worth while reputation for any . neu becauoe it gives the buyer a real lfiJarantee of quality • service. ' Continuously advertised productc are popular becau.., they have all the qualities claimed for them. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ·, . '• ·· · Buyer• who set up a loud wail about getting substitutes for quality are the ones who never read the advertisements before they buy. IT IS JUST AS EASY TO BUY WELL AOVERTISF.D LINES AND BE SATISFIED AS IT IS TO BUY NON-Ja::JVERTISED LINES AND HAVE GRIEF AND TROUBLE. TOBACCOS,? THE RUSSIAN SITUATION HE RU SS JAN c 11voy ha~ anived at uur .:ihoJ'e", 'JPen rc('e•v cd by oul' pre ~ident und everything points now to Sfi C<' tl y re8umptions of bul'line!l~ n~ well as diplomatic nu1urc \l (' tW<.!Ln Lhi ~ ~·ountry <lnd the great EaatE':rn 'F.uropt:! T ' tiiW \Vhil e th e re t:an be no excusing H.ussin for her repudiati o n o[' d~l>l~"> HOme ,Vt!S\ 1'11 HgO, in view of the fact thd '" ~ ha ve tnJ<Ite•l l•'rutwe n:. 1f the latter country hod been ow ht;.:;t 1'1 i~> r td Jn l'.te~d of wor:.-~t enemy, it is indeed incon· r-rKt(•n1 Lu Hay the !l·1:-1 t , for us to refuse to recognize Rus- N-otice To Subscribers ! ~.ia wh e n h e r atti o n ~ ha ve not been nearly n!\ bun H.'\ huve t hv;; p or l·'rnn cc. Ho we ver, while we Hre re!\uming relatwn f> w 11 h th e Soviets it might be well to remember that H JHr thau o n ha !-l beu11 practiced by her in the p a~t and ') 1ay be don e again 1' , the future. It will not go 1.1.111i~ to remember two hrtporta.nt tr 11lln; ir. dealing with our new found friPnd, the one that ' 'h r~1tory r npeats itto.elf,'' the other that "the f11ture can ~ nl y he )u tigcd b~· till' past ." If the':-!e 11rr remembered 11 b p robabl e that <1 geat deHI of bu~ine:~~~o might IJ .. traneLt ted bel wc1'n th e United State8 and RuH!\ia without. the form er tJeing \'ictim.~ ~·e-d a~ wf! were in the othH relationrlr ip. j 1 \ I 'I j ~ WHO PAY &AlLY TRIBUNE CARRIERS AtWEEKLY RATE l To a\'Oid confuaion, all aubacriptions to the Dally Tribun'e to be cleliveretl loy carrier given Wbrkers in the Pri~~:e Votins Campailn prior te Nov. 6 will be credited as If received on that date. Thel'efore pay your carrier in )'0111' regular weekly maimer up to that time. "lEX" GUINAt' b\re preparing to place all !.hat is mortal of A ~ "THEY Texas" Guinun in ttie ground, thousands or PtOp~e :111• mou.r:nhtg · he r cle pu.rture from thb VPie of te~trs. Tex, a \YOman whose reputation i~ !mown nd only ~ rnrn coKst to coast 1, her own country t•ut fron sea to ' i. ' -~ Alloub_,ripti:ono paid workers in the Prize Votme Campaitll after Nov. 6 for the Daity Tn'1rime by ca~rier will be credited aa if reeeiWJd oa Dec. 4. Durin1 the inter• mediate time Plt:V your carrier ao uaual. ~ ~·:~ and from contin 0. nt to continent, because of her sallies '.\ rlh dry d ct•.Jctiveq und other federal officers who raided h· r places so often C:uring the prohibitiCin regime, had 1 na tt ,r quulitir ~, l!IH e ., n e cuuld not hPve had !If. many 1r 11· 11d :-; . ~I.W~.'!'~-1-,est ltJ!mecos The adva~ p..yment ~ your oub!ICrip- When a perao11 flhuffi.e/:) off thts mortal coil al'ld otherrJ ~ el u ll d , rnilurn and WI.:! CP be cuuse she WlUI the only TJIOther liH'~ e ver h~.d, a Lc 5timcmial ju~t about as great a'!\ can be r/i has .beeu made. Whatever other fault.B Tex: may l1 a vc hall, !:)h e posl:i us ~ ed a heart of "gold" her mourners t ll y allcl su Bhe could not have bee;n "all bad" if ttuch ate~:~- •:: nttPII, Ill 1l 1Jll•tlial i s made. r · · =· L- HOYJ:J, CO...UMBUS ~ct.... 'l'ex made many mistakes, she played to the crowds 1 : nd bht• wu ~ u grea t hand tQ wur~ for apphtuae and no.. if!IW 1y bu t afti!T llli moMt of those whu remaln Mre more or \e;s rosS<lRsed with tbese sam,• traits. It Ia burna~ to ".raul attention. And t.fter all, one'• gou<jnetlll or ~reitnesa t nn only he figured by what one'tt friends and acqualn .. \ tanr cs hav e' to MYY nbout him. I no Room• l"lre,._. llatea &edul!fHI ROOMs *'""· ti.IS }\ . One Hundred Million Dollars worth of :.J;,1!>J~. .rnfw.l/ ~m~, 7\Nm Ct11fl/>a1f1 'WIIrrA•IIM's al RlidsruHk, N, C. ' ALwArs£ueA;ap/etUe! are being aged by the makers of Lucky Strike A TTENTJON MAIL SUBSCRIBERS In fine warehouses like these-open to soft Southern breezes-a huge reserve of choice Turkish and Domestic tohaccoo is aging and mellowing. 27 different kinds ..,f tobacco, •:the oonv sliot u....t 's _ . _ . . . ~L •' 1) " . l'i11;-. *ribll~ ..will >be otarted aa .......lft4. . • ' '' •• .• . " .. '• fine Turkish and Domestic tobaccos tiM DININO ROOaJ AND lltll'II.T < (' hwArs·'tlejine•t ~.J.ip tion willaa'n! you lnoney •nd the annoyalfCe of a w~kiY eollectiOb. The Lady or Girl in the Bit-l>rin Voti•r Campaip to \.hom you !!!te your •ub•aiptlon will be very gre.telul for the vote• it will aecure for hw. Your P'Pfr wiD b, dell•ered by the ..me carriet' IR the reeular maaner. BAtH &Lit& ., - Cream of the Crop" -for nothing but the best is used to make Luckies so ; round, so firm, so fully packed-free ' from annoying loose ends. That's why Luckiesavealwayssomild, so smooth. ~it's toasted " fOil TIIJIOAT l'IIOTETION-FOB BEITIII T.4STF. �~~ • - 4 I •• ,, Tammany · _.,UI!JJ..AL~J.p,J!.~.~'!}"J..;,.,j ~-- -1100 Aet of - ., tllmJld ta.an ~ t~en .tn:etr ldnted·- ~~·letteta. however ezcelle~:~\ and - I d~ral)le 1ft u.m· •a. • • REBECCA YAUGER lf.l.'fiONAL AD'VEBTI&lNO &BPBESENT.t.TIV&I I re4 KJmb.U, be. Vllloq:o, Pblladelpl:lla. rlttabur,h, MUwaukM E'er 8qaiMM Ort'K:e aad CINulMJon Depl C111U IH-8 , lkllvr:red BJ Carrier One V.e~;~k · · · • · · · · · · · • · · · · · · • Cne MQt\Lb · .. · · • J. .... .. " " ODe Year .. . ....... ....• • •. t On~ ~. ~~.,., Month . . . -. 15 · Three Montha . . .. . • . ... .... .eo 81 M thl e.oo x on ·•··· ·· •·•· ···· •• Bit' of Thanksgiving ' Tu symbolize the fuudainentll apidt of Thanks&ivlnr a eente pieu for )'OU.l' table can bring th idea rieht to J'OUr own family a:ath erlna-. A fruit bowl cit potte-r: ware or a pumpkin with the toJ eut off and hollowed into a natura bowl, tilled with cOlorful fruit! aymbollzea the celebration of th•nk:: for plentJ. Orances, bananas, 1'Ur i ple and red crape11 and red appla , cive a thooght of hal'Vftlt bount) to tbe bowl. I If )'our dinner is li.te, or tht r001ll: is darkened, candleligbt il helpful in castine an atmospbenl of futivlty and Tha·nbgiTing. ~ fruit salad .roe• with a Thanksgiv· inc dinner if the fruit eenter piece il DOt Ulled. i -! lloundfal s.Jod 16 dun. "oo~d '"d obr•OJ •d tkin~~td 1pplq l.ntuct Scott entered 1 MUlan ' )oljdMl at Charleston LEON ROUTE3 Six 1\tfany Thanks! ..::n ho":: I I ::vy '* can j ... I lDtd \lou Jever Stop tto (!binlt 1 i the 1 I I t.nn~t l to l rc<l . fO" 1• I Me- pou.. , Mary• i'iloM 'l'BBD I 1 - ... •• Mr. and Mrs Okey Ll¥tnpton (Qontmueo. trom fl&le one> Tue.d&y toi"oMerva.tlon. She wu (0ontlnue6 rrom Palt1 ODe) &nd dallfhtft of Spruce tpen.t trom rnen u.1d, was ~Led onb 10 teet nMXlttlpanled by her mother. Wn. f1td.ly un~U BWlda.Y with tler JJW· frao': the chUdrtr.'s be& VIRGINIA liollia seott 1 tan, former Bt.ronghold or Tammany c~u Mr . and Mrt, E. T. Keefer. The Wt~ .. More Clasa ol the ~ 6.886. He wu vletor1oWI In the Mrs Minnie outo n!!tumed home Cleveland, Muv. 8--INB--O..,~n- , The •plendld •uppott a.eeorded mf" by m .• Mlddlepvri _ _:G=RE:..::.GG=--- Heath al. E. Cb~ will meet Pr1Boroueh of McKee, Tuesday from Dunb&r whelli lhe t.elyn DoneJ, qed :1, wu burned and oapportent ill 11uch as to ~ve mr thr I'N' ~l rrtend• dAJ even.lna wltb Mn. C. H. Snlder , over t:e reco~!r: ~y n ~~:~~:. nvent two weeta Ute cuf:1t of her to death todaJ when ftamea, f&n- ' Phone S82-L ct\ Pearl Street. t He won .8t:OQ).lyn b; • the I •m ter Mra Wm. Out.o and husband ned by & blluard , •we-pt her East •U.ta.c:U.on a. nd I WOtnt yo u one a nd all W know U11. L it 1 ~ ~~:=~:::::=:==:==~:::::::=:=:=::;::=========-ff' Mra. B1ra 8&nbom wtU be holt- pJuralltf of iali.2lO over . O'Brl~ who are the parer>tll of a boy. lnde home~=:=~ -:~an Ourinr rny uwumbem·y I ~; h ~ ll ('tmtln 1ea ThUJ'IIday. a.t'temoon to the La.- He c.arrted Queeru by 13 448 over ~ Beven I hom here a.ttended t.be o~ellhtlt.ed _ _ _ ar to r-rd thor htiA'rH t.\ of Mlddl rfMH'1 vUie 18 to 0 Next Melt, Olouliet I <Hea Aid SOCl$JiY of the Heath ti. E MCKet!' e.ntf ,R¥Jlmond ~)' 8,645 P"rent -Tea.cher m.eettna at. Blc l HEAVY rTRE LOSS will ·meet Ironton and the foUow- cb).lfCb , over the...a.ame ean91date Epruce 8Chool houae Wtldnead&y N0 INs-H ¥ery b t"SI or m y ii blllt y- Tha nk" :. lot. · 1111 week will eqd the l!Cbedule 1 P&ul Smak. ' wu absent. Weclne-8Me~"· defeat' wa 8 blow t.o the lli&ilt the program wu muc.h en- 1 Canton, 0u8ed ~ 1----b 1 1 with Ch&unoef . ·, clfty rrom h1l dutlel at the Cltlzene; Roo.!scfelt DemOQrata, lnclud1~ juyed. by aU . TPe nex:t n~t.lns will wu • a y v a a tt Oc.ach BIOSBer 01 . Qlouster, be- l NatlOpal Bank becauae of Ulneal. ! JanlCJ A.. Parley, the Democr-at) tJ.e l).dd ·.ac; Orant ~ool house t.he l ~t nept thi'OUII'h the th~- 1 ~ Uevea be stw Middleport'~; Mill& llllll'Y Park reaumed beT du- l ltat.e lmd natiOnal chairman. open- first- Wednesday nl!Jhlln December !t •o~JY Wlttler tuUdlnaln the do 1) . WM. (Bili)".ROBSON. 1 · last ortense, whiiih' has carried 'ties at the Meiss Grocery company ly 11Jxmsed tho! 1ecovery candidate'" A~l*orile 'rumber or tolks attended town ~';mft h dlca :~••••••••••••••••••••••••= 1them ovflr .an opponents thla se~- Wednellday mormna: after enJoJlnil ca se. lhe s&le of Mr and Mu. Baker Wd0~ 0 bttt':a"':n ·•nu an P" ron, and undoubtedly wlll have hilt a week'a vaeat.lon. Bbe ret.urned Slolle Saturd.ay '\ pe Y• r · ' • Iteam eo&ehed to present a stone . 1 ue5day evtnlnl from a vilslt with 1 The Or&nt Bun Shiners 4-H club Hock1n1 Valley Eleven Iwall defense In the hope that the relatives and friends ln Cincinnati ! ! HYSELL RUN r. 1et at the home of Mia& Dora Will Attempt To j ~ck~~~tr~ Dame system may Inr>d Colwnbua. ) ·~ .{eefer'a Monday evenlnil After the Stop Locals N~w plaYs w~ handed ou\. this I cuSSii:ETS Mr. a'ha Mr.!l. Albert Frt~~Pka apent b11.!1lness seulon , the eyenlng was I week to the Jacket& and alread y 1 _ \ Monday eYenlng with Leo Woodard spert In playing aames The meetThe only undefeated team In U;ley have t.Hn made a part of the I The La.dles Bible Clas8 or the and ramtly. h.g will be with Mlu Hazel Casto. "ld"l oftensiYe program I·',nt Baptist. Church met Tuellday ~ Rosa Pierce and tamUy spent FrlEileen and Loulle Buckalew and l earue. .... .. eport, \'' !h chamThe ga.me \\111 be Lhe last con- 1' t.\'enlne tor Ita rerular meeUnr at £la~.. eveoln~; with l,.eo Woodard and Baall Cu.to wh() a~ attending plonahlp hope5 boo6ted sJnce the teat here , It was <>-nnotineed, be- l t•' e home or Mn. FraN Guinther, faiftil)\ ~ ll\:hool at Point Pleasant spent the victory over ~an Ia >', wCek, .-; or• u d M Leo k d h h t6 r t h 1 prepa.rlng for the ftnaJ tUt befort• fore the final Thllnk,Bilving t.ut 1crnner of Hooker Street ILild Ji'Uth ..,.r. ~an · 111. Woodard and I ""~ en ere t e gues o er Tht! conte11t will begin at :t .I\ venue. The meeting .,., prealded. ~ ~rtin and Lafe Rom . tne and pnrent&. the Thanbrtvlng "big game." he~~ Mr. ..and- Ml':l Pr k H 11 Prld&y nieht W'lth. Glouster o'cloclr. 1onr by the president. Mrs. James r ..;uv · an yse and 1 Mr ar>d Mrs Russell Ounno have 1··rr.r and 0 W Johnson were rnoved to the farm or Mra B. E. By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE. OKLA. 'I1W! Yellow Jackets wll ln ' > -1Murray. ·If de ,-. d OFFICERS ELECTED 'l'he f '"KUi£o.~· L.usine88 set!Alon WH dinJler iUelts or William Halley 1 BPtdman. lh e 01ous..,.. a ray. c e ra · rncf ti\mlly Sunday well \·orJI.es but CoRch Battyn Is dete• . The following oftlcera were elect- hl'ld followed by a .soc1al bour, dur.,...,5 Clo•k w 1 Elza Stovf!r and Manda Ktefer That the best merchandise won't sell well unle.. it 1 Ia ' • l , ..... "hlch time the hostel!.!l served · es spen mined to keep over confidence 0 ,1t E1. Tuesday evening, at the meet~ ·~ •lr. T:Columbus ar>d returnedst hweek WPre un lted 1n marr 1age a und ay advertiaed. of the ranks of his prot ~ccs , and 1., lng of the Middleport Lodge, No. 3!J3 del1clous refreshmenta. M~day orne ! Oct 29 by Rev Garri8on at the scbject.lng the entire squad to S.:- F . & A. M : E. M. Harrah, W. M .; ¥r. and Mrs. Lewis RW!sell Jr I ~ome or the bride. vere rehearsal~ thi.s week. S. M. Hamilton, J , W.; W. H. l\rt4 daughter Gladys and Nelli~ -----The aooner occasional advertiaera atart continuous ad veri it Olcustt!r wll, come to Mlddl ~ pOI : Juhling, Treas.; W. P . Meinhart, WJLL SERVE DINNER PIIJCe spent sunday with Lew I inr the oooner they will have a better paying business. with only one defeat thfs seuon ~ecy., C H Wise. S. D . M. W Es_ N.uuell and family s1 F AIRVlEW ha"Ying dcfeah•d sc.mc tcums c, H x, J D ; ar>d C P Bradbury, Ty~ In a recent meeting or the Ladlee RUth Gorby and Mable Searles 1 champtcnshlp ca.llbre in a heav·, lr1 HI., h du1 AwUUary to the Ji'eeney~Bennett t:.pen t a und ay with Mary RusselL Mrs Emery Ollbl and da.ught.er Quality ia what makes a big appeal to the public. No use · J~~::'~n~mbf~ fell at the SOCIETY TO MEET P08t of the American Legion, arMr . aanddMrs. Howard German ; Margaret returned home Sunday advertioing any other kind. _ t;pent un ay afternoon with Mr r~om Parkersburg where they hands of the O.touster e l~ven as c.. d The Missionary Society of the ran11ement.a were completed for the and Mn. Lewia Russell and fam : · ', Cnolu:vlllt. . b~o... e. klng a J . seasi'Jo Presbyterian Church will meet Fri· A~mtstlce Day dinner which will be b er> visiting her son , Carl. Continuoua advertising is proof that the advertisers will keep winning strell.k frir that tco.'m . ~l. r- , day t:venlng at the church. Mrs. ~ crved In the Legion hall here Pri· Mrs Edward Archie Mr~ Earnest Roach ~pent. Saturra.y City succumb ~d to the Gloe~.; ~hols of Albany wlll be the speak-~ day evening at 8 o'cloc%, honoring evening with Leo , tlay evening with Mr8 Ramie Ed~ faith with their cuotomen. ter ttam and then McC::n~ ncl s Hl :·· ':!l' for tt}e occaslan. The Missionary M.JI ex-soldiers. The dlnner is family wards 1 and New Lexington. m .~~ccyssiOn 8c('lety of the Pcmeroy Presbyter- t"leld Friday evening because of the 1 be an all day nieetlng The corditlon or Donna. Ruth New Concord defeated O~uster in :Bn Church ho.s been extended an b,.1. turd.Ry night worklr>i hours The service Nov 19 Foreman who has had diphtheria The nation's leading busineu conce.. ns are building good : ~h ~ only detest. for the ,Hocking lrvltatlon to attend the meeting. I A.1x1llary Is expecting a large 1 and tw'o daugh- Is Improved will by continuoua advertising of quality. Vall~v team this season an4 tiY ' 1 ' 0\\'d for the occasion on Hysell Run William Edwards of Mission Ridge latt. week they de!eu.ted NelsouMrs Willa Lamb left recently ror ntlng the end or the great war. ul]](d on relatives here Friday. -~ NEWS [Any Cl~ UST[ R R ' MI0Ol[p~ RT ;? I l,(no ,.,....,.. wlll bo publlobe4. . .• wune&-eltbOIJib not. ~ to bb PBONII l'OtJII..tuWI II II P\llllllbt<l Ot.IIJ' ~ ~-"1· IM&Ied on """"' Second Sl...t, fOmtrOY, 0 . ·~ ~ amc1 u. letteh u.. neWJ matt« ror publlcaUOP tbeJ .·...;.. ·...- dur • Goodbye Forever - I s. II'll. . a. vWt With fr.~t1ve1 at lndi&DM- · t ·.L PAO& WJ;DNEBDA Y : ,l'lO'V'£MlJER • . 1933 [!~!!::~ae~~~====~~~::~~~~~--~_.~=====z======~=====:~:::,:THI~~o~~::Y:~~::ONB-:=:Po:=M:!:m~o~v~,~o:~:•o:·====:=~~:::::::=:=:=::::::::~~~:!ti~~::===;~~==~= - \ WZDNI:SOAY, NOVEVB!:R I, 18113 Jo I I I " I I I belngl 1 . 1 "' - - -- ~T-•IYXIII••r.xiiZIIII~IIIIITIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII HATiMYBOYll! J... '7 FRANCIS . WALLACE 11 · At/THOR. 0,. 11HUt)/JLI OIIAPTBR FIFTY-FIVB "Thanks Voters. U is with n1u~ h sai.isractlon and appreciation &hat 1 have viewed the results or the elecUon for ltlayor or oar ~ Vllll're. I shall Mntlnae t.o pu' forth my best efforts Cor . .tb~ beUer'rilent or Middleport and thereby continue l.o merit · youf conllden e and !!Uppurt. Aga.ln I thRnk you. "JIM" HARLEY, Mayor Advertising creates a worth while reputation for any . neu becauoe it gives the buyer a real lfiJarantee of quality • service. ' Continuously advertised productc are popular becau.., they have all the qualities claimed for them. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ·, . '• ·· · Buyer• who set up a loud wail about getting substitutes for quality are the ones who never read the advertisements before they buy. IT IS JUST AS EASY TO BUY WELL AOVERTISF.D LINES AND BE SATISFIED AS IT IS TO BUY NON-Ja::JVERTISED LINES AND HAVE GRIEF AND TROUBLE. TOBACCOS,? THE RUSSIAN SITUATION HE RU SS JAN c 11voy ha~ anived at uur .:ihoJ'e", 'JPen rc('e•v cd by oul' pre ~ident und everything points now to Sfi C<' tl y re8umptions of bul'line!l~ n~ well as diplomatic nu1urc \l (' tW<.!Ln Lhi ~ ~·ountry <lnd the great EaatE':rn 'F.uropt:! T ' tiiW \Vhil e th e re t:an be no excusing H.ussin for her repudiati o n o[' d~l>l~"> HOme ,Vt!S\ 1'11 HgO, in view of the fact thd '" ~ ha ve tnJ<Ite•l l•'rutwe n:. 1f the latter country hod been ow ht;.:;t 1'1 i~> r td Jn l'.te~d of wor:.-~t enemy, it is indeed incon· r-rKt(•n1 Lu Hay the !l·1:-1 t , for us to refuse to recognize Rus- N-otice To Subscribers ! ~.ia wh e n h e r atti o n ~ ha ve not been nearly n!\ bun H.'\ huve t hv;; p or l·'rnn cc. Ho we ver, while we Hre re!\uming relatwn f> w 11 h th e Soviets it might be well to remember that H JHr thau o n ha !-l beu11 practiced by her in the p a~t and ') 1ay be don e again 1' , the future. It will not go 1.1.111i~ to remember two hrtporta.nt tr 11lln; ir. dealing with our new found friPnd, the one that ' 'h r~1tory r npeats itto.elf,'' the other that "the f11ture can ~ nl y he )u tigcd b~· till' past ." If the':-!e 11rr remembered 11 b p robabl e that <1 geat deHI of bu~ine:~~~o might IJ .. traneLt ted bel wc1'n th e United State8 and RuH!\ia without. the form er tJeing \'ictim.~ ~·e-d a~ wf! were in the othH relationrlr ip. j 1 \ I 'I j ~ WHO PAY &AlLY TRIBUNE CARRIERS AtWEEKLY RATE l To a\'Oid confuaion, all aubacriptions to the Dally Tribun'e to be cleliveretl loy carrier given Wbrkers in the Pri~~:e Votins Campailn prior te Nov. 6 will be credited as If received on that date. Thel'efore pay your carrier in )'0111' regular weekly maimer up to that time. "lEX" GUINAt' b\re preparing to place all !.hat is mortal of A ~ "THEY Texas" Guinun in ttie ground, thousands or PtOp~e :111• mou.r:nhtg · he r cle pu.rture from thb VPie of te~trs. Tex, a \YOman whose reputation i~ !mown nd only ~ rnrn coKst to coast 1, her own country t•ut fron sea to ' i. ' -~ Alloub_,ripti:ono paid workers in the Prize Votme Campaitll after Nov. 6 for the Daity Tn'1rime by ca~rier will be credited aa if reeeiWJd oa Dec. 4. Durin1 the inter• mediate time Plt:V your carrier ao uaual. ~ ~·:~ and from contin 0. nt to continent, because of her sallies '.\ rlh dry d ct•.Jctiveq und other federal officers who raided h· r places so often C:uring the prohibitiCin regime, had 1 na tt ,r quulitir ~, l!IH e ., n e cuuld not hPve had !If. many 1r 11· 11d :-; . ~I.W~.'!'~-1-,est ltJ!mecos The adva~ p..yment ~ your oub!ICrip- When a perao11 flhuffi.e/:) off thts mortal coil al'ld otherrJ ~ el u ll d , rnilurn and WI.:! CP be cuuse she WlUI the only TJIOther liH'~ e ver h~.d, a Lc 5timcmial ju~t about as great a'!\ can be r/i has .beeu made. Whatever other fault.B Tex: may l1 a vc hall, !:)h e posl:i us ~ ed a heart of "gold" her mourners t ll y allcl su Bhe could not have bee;n "all bad" if ttuch ate~:~- •:: nttPII, Ill 1l 1Jll•tlial i s made. r · · =· L- HOYJ:J, CO...UMBUS ~ct.... 'l'ex made many mistakes, she played to the crowds 1 : nd bht• wu ~ u grea t hand tQ wur~ for apphtuae and no.. if!IW 1y bu t afti!T llli moMt of those whu remaln Mre more or \e;s rosS<lRsed with tbese sam,• traits. It Ia burna~ to ".raul attention. And t.fter all, one'• gou<jnetlll or ~reitnesa t nn only he figured by what one'tt friends and acqualn .. \ tanr cs hav e' to MYY nbout him. I no Room• l"lre,._. llatea &edul!fHI ROOMs *'""· ti.IS }\ . One Hundred Million Dollars worth of :.J;,1!>J~. .rnfw.l/ ~m~, 7\Nm Ct11fl/>a1f1 'WIIrrA•IIM's al RlidsruHk, N, C. ' ALwArs£ueA;ap/etUe! are being aged by the makers of Lucky Strike A TTENTJON MAIL SUBSCRIBERS In fine warehouses like these-open to soft Southern breezes-a huge reserve of choice Turkish and Domestic tohaccoo is aging and mellowing. 27 different kinds ..,f tobacco, •:the oonv sliot u....t 's _ . _ . . . ~L •' 1) " . l'i11;-. *ribll~ ..will >be otarted aa .......lft4. . • ' '' •• .• . " .. '• fine Turkish and Domestic tobaccos tiM DININO ROOaJ AND lltll'II.T < (' hwArs·'tlejine•t ~.J.ip tion willaa'n! you lnoney •nd the annoyalfCe of a w~kiY eollectiOb. The Lady or Girl in the Bit-l>rin Voti•r Campaip to \.hom you !!!te your •ub•aiptlon will be very gre.telul for the vote• it will aecure for hw. Your P'Pfr wiD b, dell•ered by the ..me carriet' IR the reeular maaner. BAtH &Lit& ., - Cream of the Crop" -for nothing but the best is used to make Luckies so ; round, so firm, so fully packed-free ' from annoying loose ends. That's why Luckiesavealwayssomild, so smooth. ~it's toasted " fOil TIIJIOAT l'IIOTETION-FOB BEITIII T.4STF. �' WID)I'ESDAY. NOVIIMtiD 8, 11811 J BUILDING PINE 1'.\WLS w 1 1111d- build on have..,;:,•~.:n.,.,..tnwtloo l"hkkena. n la tbe lu~ -llool word 1n )lpd ; 'l"n.ultee, WW Olll'nt.han. tn}"to to 12. The Sophomore alrll beai i J.o&rentll. Dr. and Mrs. John Pblllon Bat.urd&y WbJJ.'I lllld Y1ll')ll 01 -·Will~- V..ol'rMil<I!AII ilrlo U Ill 19. IIJlll -.Uflllll' - · &ar. OoiiU c4 '"' \Ill - lb; 1olr• m!)oo ~ . ,. U 1\U ellbleell tllo ftnl meetJDo nlaht \\> Decemc Tl>e q_c1tfl.~"t ~buUdlnl of four rawll for the Mar• tt10t cellaf iQ bU hoiM&.IJao a pr(.. ber. t~ ~ IJDllhlDciM' ~it lia J.tapul~ CCJmpaDJ fJ1 ~ate aletpJ.na room 1n one ClCI'DeJ' "'='=' Theb; n_gt. P.~ *UJ ~ !II 111ft" I!NODI. ¥PRO Jrt :Pl.. PlOtofiDt that &R to bl placed 1¥it.b a,a aJ"MPal neat by, Tbe )W1)I CL.UI PA&'l'Y . . . lt~cf"l¥di ~ I!Jun'w Cbfr. ~ ~ RunUnator . , o:; IOYIJmJI\eot boak that are Qe- az: part.kll whq a_.,..., dtpopl.illkd ~ - worten or Meal dar moon NOY. ll Mr. SchoU ba ~r Ha.1'Y 1ir.a built b)' the Lat.ter cocnpany. lb.e o,pr by ~tn houaa ncttlll.v B!ble c1au of the II'. E. aabbath arwoup~ WH~ • \h-e pow~ houae Cll TbeatJ yawla are or a new t.ype late- .,..w~ thiY rdum wW do well. tp itboo1 bcJd ~ ~ monthly ~be locl.l loel. t.nd dam m~'l!:d W:- : l.t Cl~ b.Y Ule aovemmen& an(\ uqa~ ~ dee~~ w1re1 'fJtb '\fhlcb PlUV ~ - RQi- 1• aQpper llondat ~ tD4 ~okt ·. &ooda Lt:.to I are $0 t.. tl\ted 'tlftttl ~1¥Q alr lifllt tite ~~~ 11 eQuippe4. tftninc~ a' Ule borne of a. o . eur-· . Tb.t ~ 8chQQl Oke CluQ Wl(ter one of the ~ent br&e'i> mef4l t.l.nb ooe tn -.c.h eQd ot t.b~t __:__ · tta. o.ne Qf ltl mm;a.Den, OD w..~ ·k ~ac:tkw> of Ura. J'llQa ~de Ita ~ ::,.IOW.,.~!-VIll:e·~~Y. ( y:\wl. fr...W. Pi!lon or Ple~t lo<K::~ ""Pi~) :qlfQ: MIJn ltree,. ~ ev~ wu qnt ~~Inat~~~:,.QQ': 'l'III!~Y ·--• . · ,..u here h¥! ftnt of the week tak- Mrs. l{pwtfd: ltiJlea &qd ~·~~~ ill mualc and & ~ ICOOd t4me ud llhlfl and tamUy a rew· dajs ~~ LJI mwure'"eni& lor fttUnl' and r.IIss Bonr.le. M.Yme ~ Mri. a latJe m~mbcrihtP' 'wu out to en.: c1Qp.b' ~4 by ttle #l$F,li.LI ob~ vloua. 'I'tvl dal.q'hUJ' .il. a,..weulor ., lr>atal.11rllg the tanka. Elita. APi:ar and' Mr1. ~.aate - - joy the oc:cUtora.. JM.~· ~ 411· ~!.ned by •w:h • ~~ tl,gl.e ot lZc,., l j ~- ""~'11 CQJ.Ie'-' "" ..Ul i •J.duate Polct ~otored to Welis~ BatUfd.&Y rort.&n<le ~t \Q;I b\iti ow .. ~_th~ Yeat. CALLIW TO; QDSW.J n•ofnln&: and attended lh.e ~tri·a·t Ina to drc~qlti ·~ Jirelent The &rat.itude or &1.1 who W~ft in TnHI UU. (10 pt.) tOe ·'.. I rr·eetJpa' of ihe 'Home ~~1'1 ~el Weie - ~~ " ~qr ~~ &UJ way ~ted wltll Of ~ter~ porlllle. \Jlt va;l":Jm'::e?'to Boolely. __ t : . : lo¥tn. U~ ~naaed by J&ke ~ and !I · bedside of her niece '4f:,111. 9. B. EllaMOVED AWAY t -.x.,~~ J ~MAl ~ · D P.acUu g,rl,c~ ~e.r in L'iib61dlary or t.he Ouyan Creamel )' J lflr a~ Salem, a. ut .. Kay retqrned ·~ ~->-1 ' ~ t¥ ~~ w. c uW. PubJ.l~ ~ · tu:re (9r "mii:lnl Co ot Hunttnaton ahowa ciQUy re "" ,.. .,.,..,.... ' Mrs. ~ Will41~J11. IOniJ, Jac:lf. . . Mre II ttie bolt:W, wa4 th ... I •· ... b'• lt n• ved · · . • - 1 1/~onday evenlrl8' and r.trP;Ql'tt.d ~ Iloi1a.nd ....ruce and ct••bler sett(e a~al.ated by Mra. c . , B. CrOw ' aD~ ~be'~ ..~ -.."'~~l..,lt -:lhe 700 <.clptl or P~ of mi.~ pro-ll.nKier .auft'erlni from lnjurfe& lllti- t.~ft the latter part ot tHe week .rar Mn. elaudl& Schaefer. An oyster ...... - - '"'"up_._. Y ...~!....~... 1 d~JC?t4 fr_om COWl Qf ~ l(l,fW.\lr•, lr:.lned In a t"U In July. Her cony h ....... IChQQJ.I ~4 ll w® 1VtfC! ...............liON In this t':::f.i-ltory. There is an aver- I dttlon was serioua but showed some lfar»ltt, W. a., w ere t~..., ex- auppe~ lp t)1e C!.h.W'$A ~ex wW be Wl\b l,t • - . I ooo-uu.. tw price of age ot &000 sallona of milk lhipped ' lrnprovement when MIM: Kay left. pt{:'t t.q make thetr futurt home. ~ \be ~~~ Q( U1e OW regular SolOn' Butcher cam,e from Colum!rom thl!t planl to tJle dlatrlbul.ln.~ t Wll~. chid enalncer It the ki· [TieetlnJ. bus the ftnlt or t.be week and Joi.D.ed plut -t HunUqton eyery we.et INST4 .. LIN~ N$W FURNACE cnl I,ock and dam Iince i"tl ~-Ilia wife ' ' Cbe home of her par1t!nta Mr. a.nd &Ira, Ed Bowen where Th J,a Ls ~ ~~pat of ~u~ QnA . Will l(:apr the plumber or Pom- !t~~ctiou 'WU litl'q.ele{re.~ Co Ul,e bll: I'Uiti'l' 8A.fttM'I! C!IV'.CP th 1rd compared wbh t.t1e splendtq 1 eroy has been enpg-ed the paaL klc ami dam •t Mar.me about two T. T. Sbllltan. ..... ~1e twt been vlaltin8: rar aeveral r'sture fll¥!s or !¥~ summer &nd 'fl'eek Installing a hot water f~. mo(l.tttf 'M!t~t~ o~h"1J ~ ~ F&r· ~ adlml~ 'J:JO Jliin' BIIQtz, cb)'l. 'Niey returned. ·t o Columbul turn\ '"'ttw-e ftelda or Ule preaent. l ua<ce at th~ home or T. A. Wolf on city qf emMN ~ tbe,y w~r~ CODl• SuRl tQtetber ThUflda-Y Gene R'la:. vf Atlhona, sp.mt .sev tmlflet Avenue. peUed io ntm&.lll here untl one Preaching 10 :30 Armilltlce meea.. Praok Roaa mo~ t.o Columbus eral day'i her the PUt wec.lr. wHI L wuld be secured. flit wlUl tl'le Scoutl. prNI!nt. In unl.. Saturday and apent Bundu with 1 relatlvetl ond lr1enda. [ INFANT PW"Es AWAY fC!r~. Lit aqn-tn-law and dauldlter M'r. j Tho """"'"" - - n· Leu'-' Med r,. up fia.at:> tb!• "lilt-' ,e" -- l,rJ!~;· :!.a lfl=- ~f\1!' · 'f'it,IW"'~ ·~ o:; ..r. lit. - 011 ~ ~ '"AA' o,{ 1\1! ~d~ \II! I!!! ~~.~ etm DeceaN'Y , -Prof. Wald ~· IUpeJ'tJ;I\end.l Iii~ "t ~lllpopl -~ m • ; c.nt ot t.be Shaftee lchooll WU vis':' I.U J ANI remai~ed \btl't r.. ~ t- • tt!na wtth relatlve.t and triendl: her' Mint. B1l family V4Xt,I!QPtrlled over the week e,ad. bu~ tbey retumed home Sua J I Mr. and Mrl;. Bber Nelller a~d even.tna. daught.en mot.ared to Akron the Mra. Minnte ~8ft returnttd hq¥1e latter part of the week and spent &turday from tht 'o!Rr l::.oaJJI,tal £("Vert.l day& with relative& &nd alttr an opera.~ton teveral wqeka ldende. ag-o. . u II d J 11 "'.. d · Mr. 'lind ~rs. 8 • ·•· u ua 1c.or ·~IS ov~ t.he leU. end thjj It.ttet'11' brother, &Piil 9lJUdfen ~ HUd MW Vlr Mr. Nld Mrs. DeWeeae of DUD~1\~·· R.oftcP - Q( c~ d MThe vacancy ca~ by Ho,.-trd fr~t vannU.tre speQ.t titursd~~ Uraht.m on the local lock and dam WEST COLUMBIA wEbNESDA Y, NOV!UtBER I , IP!! Spartans Back Qn Own Play Ground '"'Lambeau'a prelt'ttt. · ~ce i&t.!John Yonnallt.he alm01t 0h• Stat M t cert.aln 1 To Meet Strooc Green Bay Packera •t Porh:noutb Sunday *itt * V(~ ::iJ;l:::~~-: .,t~ ~. J, a . Colem.,n and datqJl\ ~('¥\';;~ ~t'118byw:'~eltJn00f~ we~ t~t. ¥n· Roy ¥orrt$t. ¥fl. $VJL LeUweUer ~~e~! ~y Wi\h her yt. Ill- ~.Ql"· 'U'•~~Ie Pt&J."c.la or Pomeroy mother Mra · ~ ~~ee ot' ~ 'I li Yep ~e,.ra . the ' government ·'' ·. J:if. and Mrs. uon. For SaleFOR BALE-Band. gravel limestone. ooa.l and agriculture Ume. We do auy ltll'd of hauling, large or small Jobs. We butld. concrete drlvl:ls , aldewa.lk.s, wall11, etcs., by day or contr~~. Clarence Eber11t1a.ch . Phone 28-R, Middleport, 0. ParkenburB Wanted- apartment• unfumiahed, one live room fumithed - H Call Simpocm Apta. 56-X. 11-8-3t lw!fe at Tuesday APPLE GROVE Now's tbe time to bit bard! No)V'I tbe time help eounts tbe most. Born bro- / •; FOR SALE-Sweet, juicy turnips ' 20c bUBhel. R . R. Lott. Racine. 0. 11·1-3t. fl HFOR RENT - 2 four room I P'1l· 1 11·8-6t. r. OPENINO FOR MAN. W1lllng to H work accordinK to lnstrudioJlll. · To such a man who can quallry ·: 1)8l&ry 1101).-.4115. Act: 20-~ . H Write Box 378 Lhla paper at once. 11-8; lt~Ut S/.XON aaY cue vight la&l weelt and snpped 1 his bicycle for the one he bad ;sold • 1 to Mr. Howell • few w~ prevt.JUB. The one he traded t.o Mr. ! Howell wu a. much be\1-er 11\8-Cblne but Ul.e secret or th;e deal was the 1 machine he traded was alleged \o · t18ve been stolen from a home in Syracuse and Ute deal WBII consum · ated tn ~'!! night time ar>d un -~ 'kuown by Mr. Howell. The &herift' cf Pomeroy wa., notlned and the i n -uth was apJtrepenc!ed ~~ returned to l!'ranklln county where it is , alleged he had served two terms In a sts.te refurmatory. It WIUI stated tbat the youth ha.d been lnea.rcara.ted in jaU 11t Pomeroy and '!luceeedcd 1n making hiJI get away one day 1.-ust week. Lend Me an _,___, _____.., • ?~~~ M~t.p" l ~ 0.. ........_ I .:., ~ ~ · 23 0 7 18 7 0 0 0 0 p~~~~~~~7---~l.i~~~~~ !"~~r.:IN ' u. .., 7 7 " 0 tubrlc~~ottn 1 lll!rvke, ln,tt.e JOU 0 26 21 , • "' I) oil, ~~< cumple&e 10 12 6 "' GHOST OF THE TROJANS' ATTACK·· CAN STANFORD Pomeroy. STOP HIM? 0 7 ? I 3 , FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS 0 7 ~a B;y JANE GORDON ......_..........____.=--=-------........,.........---=...ll , TILLIE THE TOILER W ' I - A STIINN!NG TOPCOAT Oaughten at &ehool and collegf / love aomethina iaunty and smart bj • • - - way of a topcoat. "1J; :; I r'\Ni1i:'r;"H<:;r.T) 1 0 20 0 1 Here It a •uy altrac:tive model! with dccvu that sire•• shouldcll height. And at enryone kuow.!' I ¥houldcrM are having whole chunk: of ''say" about Fubion just ni)W. 1t h lovely c•rricd out in slrongl) Votes are iooued in return for •ub<criptiona aecured to either paper and the prize• will be awarded according to who aecurea moat votea-. •· ! , ' until Nov. 18th. DAlLY TRIBUNE-BY CARRIER . . 2000 volea J month a 8llb•cription $1.75 .. . . 5000 votes 6 monthr. •ubocription $3.25 .. 15,000 voteo 1 year oubocription $6.00 . . ... . . . 50,000 votes 2 year aubocription $12.00 . DAILY TRIBUNE-BY MAlL . ... , ........ 800 vole• 3 montho aubacription $1.00 ... . ..... ....... 2500 votea 6 llWinths aubocription $2.00 . ..... 6000 voteo I yeer aubacription $4.00 ....... , . . 20,000 votea Z yUr. aubocripti'on $8.00 50,000 voteo 3 year aubacription $12.00 TRIBUNE-TELEGRAPH I year aub-.:ription $1.50 ... , . . . . . ..... , , 2000 votea 2 year oubacription $3.00 , . . . . . ....... 5000 voteo 3 year auhocription $4.50 . . . . . . I 0,000 voteo 4 yeu aubscription $6.00 .,,,. , 15,000 votea l5 year iubocri~tlon $7.50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,000 vote• 1 Vivid tweed woolen of \1airy sur• face l1 nice for achoo1 or town. Columbus. 0., Noo>v~.• ~~~~~ ~ ~ Huffman, promtBJng 11.1 cr from Lorain, 11 one ~lah.dii'E members ot the uoas country team. YoLI'II find it an1azingly sin1plc to f;nhiou it. 1'hc uvillK in cost if I I Tlli1 ~a1ltrll N•. 1111 nury bt •h·! tUtJ J} Ill 10. Tlti1 ,4tlllr• i1 r1aJ1 /or im,,Ji&t• Jr it httJ tid. \ \"='// tl•li"'"l· Hqli' ~o lhf 7'1tue Pa tte"'s ~~~1~ 1S. ~Ill' (In ~t~llllll or toin) Pa~blon Quru.u. Write t•refull; \ 1UI~ . .,lal!'llY )'OUf n•m• •nd iult W.ll"'t~· ~~' ~U!n~cr o( tht pal~era (nd · U\1~ 51&1! YCfl.l want. h~drcal your l~tter. in t~e fulluw• tG I in•· ·war~· . Bureau Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Mi4dleport, ()hip Middleport, LeU.rt FaDs, Mrs. Vivian Allenswot·th Mrs. NeUie Barsotti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Lois B. Diles Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Irene Grueser Mrs. Gay Hamm Mrs. Edna R'Oward Mrs. Eunice MiM Leor4' Lo~tgbottom, ~ PQJllerot, Pomeroy, I R..cin~. . ,l ·1·, ..·; \. NaiiJle A.d4r~ '" . t '~ ' . · • •• · •• • · · · • · · · •• · · · ' ' • • : • ..... . . . . . . . . . . ' •• ' • ' ' ••• ' ' • . r'· - Active Candidates BOXER IS O~OD RUNNER 20 ,, 21 gnef!. laiNt4 ill 1i•11 Jf II On that date their voting power decreaoea 20 per cent. nuu\t.e~ dia(l:~nill woolen weave i~ . vivlfll blue., ~rlsht red, ru1t or olivt ·: tiiOtiUOUB. S~bacri~tiono coun; the followi~g nu;;,ber ~{ v~h,;)r~ni no~ ') THE EL.USIVE Lo drhe ln pluse, and you'll drive oat plullfld. ' Thoae who enter may go anywhere to secure aubac.riptioua , .. . "Spool<• WARBURtON. ,. ., There io no reatricted territory. 7 tree t.lr, •r water In your radlaUtr we Second Street tone of the Dally Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph, 27 been appointed aw m~~ona1cr or lNTER·CITII:8 OIL (;Q., JloS. ·c ampaign open to women and girla reaiding in circulation 8 20 7 == U you need Subocriptiona count the moat voteo if oecured before Nov· ember 18th, 1933, 33 [,awBUn, fornMtb' with the Amerh:an Expreu, hill ne.:d door to Post orrtce. CAMPAIGN CLOS·ES DECEMBER 4TH, 1933 • ANNOUNCEMENT A. TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH FlRST PRIZE $2 50 00 IN CASH SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN CASH THlRD PRIZE $50.00 IN CASH NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES "'6 IO'aot•! 1 1 ·· MADAM Marccda advlce and character r ~ader at Ash & SycH.n!Ore Btre'!ts, Mlddlapoprt, all thtE weelr. from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. continued •1.00 special readlnBs ror ~. 10 words free. Located 1n tent U-B-3t Hl1h Spots ol Campai1n 4 POLLY 1ND HER PAl' ' And the ·big voting power · '9f subscriptions in The Daily Tribune and Triburae-Tel~graph Gr~at Race for $500 in ~·cash · Prizes will be over. I No adTertilemen\ ytU be taken lor leal t.b&il a mlnlmum cb&rfl• of twnt-nve centl for eaeb lDier- 1 I :!! o( Carl Shields and ...,.nt sun- 4:!ro\liht.er spent Sunday with W. C. 1 _ , ... ~-· •-· 'Li j h)oww. IJ\d Mr d 14ra y una QaJ ,ttb b,er Gtu&hter llra. Harry ..,, ¥.'r""' • an . o'W'II . 119I!JU.Il ot OQrnl.na-. ~ OUr& ot 4th,eAI . n t 9un Mrs. Eva B&dBiey waa ahopplng t.ay wtth b:1l parenlia, Mr. and Mrs . in )jl,ddl.epo.rt. ~turday. Marion ~· :ttQII Vlrgini& llebam "pent the \VfJ.. etUI at her Qome bere. Mrs. Barry Davl1 an~ Mrs. Wm. l>avil epent B~y wlth relaUves l at BArtlord. Bettie Amos, Mrs. Harry Allen Mra. LucW.e Pa.rliOll of Union J ¥.nd ~\.llhrer Romon• of Letf.rt t~ent Wednesday ev~ntng with f'all5 ~lied on Mrs. Either T . Parr H R h t d 1a t k ~~bJ Y~\14.~~ ~PRI)Z B. Y. P. U . a\ 6:-Q A Jll'Oil'am tQI' pnd )In Varnon Brunker fl'iends here. F'rlday. 8 wee . , arry ou:i re urne ~ . . Q~. "o/ho owna the biB "eace. Dr. J . ·L. WUc:oxon epe~t sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tate shopped . f4u . Arthu.r J4or~~ qf WUJow WO&D FROM 81Cif. liED Word h'om Ed Rees who wu, .~rom W111tesburg. KY.• where he llarpoJd farm Jylnl adjac~nt to ~e Bv.entna service 7:30. 1& Sugar Grove with hts son Ollie In P't. Pleaaant Sa.turday ever>tng. ( ,l·ove vtllited lrie~da ~ere rece~\ly . C<l:lled to Cl4velaod lut week~ the ['~~ h~;lre srn: several days eta&t oorporatton Une or the vt.llase Prayer service Thursday eventne: WllcoxQn a.nd family ~Mae Fow~r 'ill~ In Pt. Plea&~ Edna s. Hylbert leU,. 8undlilY tor criUcal Ulneu 'or his Slater lofl&! w · son- n· aw and dauah- lc·st one or hts valuabll! work hora· 7:30. j Mr. &J'I.d lin. Rte~mlller Plt SatUrday. a visit w1th her brother ~Y Hylbert. Sarah Jane Ree8 reports he~ con- . ttr Mr. aqd Mrs. Arthur Banka. The {!' which be~ed to hill match Choir prac\1ce at 8. Orchestra r.otored her,e 8aturd&y from coM:r;!J. Lawrence Col!:=man spent and tamUy of ParkenburJ. clition crltteal followlol a cerebral infan\ dau;:hter, born to Mr. and 1 team one day lut week. The horte praetlce at 6:30. Harry Brownell 1s sutl'ertna with . lumbwl and e~ent sunday with the Eatu,rday evenlnili at Graham Bt.a.htmcrrhqe and two stro;es or par- Mrs. Bar>ks pass~d away after 8 died after abort lll.Niss death reThe 14iaslcnary lioclety -;neet.s f(lrmer 's mother· and sister Mrs. El- t :on. an infected ha.nd. l'lyaU The Rtiu'• were former reli • brief Ute of three days. Mrs. Roush S\llt-lng from an unknown cause. WJ$h Mrl. Okey Sa~ I'tlday eve~r 1 len ijle~tper ret~n~tna: tp Colum ~~· JOiEiphl,ne Fowler visited Mrs. OordOD Wolfe Is lnc:lls~d Ci.P.Jit.a'ar ¥tnenv111e. - ~ remained lor a~ extended vlalt. ar.g. [ bus SundaY evening. ).U~ Addle Headley In Mlddlepor\ with ftu . NIEW AUTO OFn~~ EJ-ECTED -, :f1a~k fiiJ(ql, aon Vern and tbe , Saturday ever:ling:. Ernest Grimm and wilt ol Leu •. ~~d ~.?E~-'~HEa~• 010 _\ Luther Dlekey, proprietor or the At a re111uiar rn'!etlnl' or the Or- ' D&OUOtl'f I§N.D'Q · latter's daUg~ter ~iu defkude ~rt Palls spent Sunday with J. _.... -· _, ... -...-· •Raci t tl t d hi t er ot the local chapter ot Ef,l\em The rain Biimlay 'ff!JJ 11. · we~come son and Ml88 Emma Aumiller or Ft. llckens aM family , tured to B~y where n:l:-sa sn~e ~e:~:._ern :nc da; etar Monday evening their ~e vlsltoi' tO all lq thl& p~J1. Or the Rlea.HpJ spent evening , to Mr. and Mr8. Paul Me· tJ,ey were jOjned by their brother l lll.st week ball un Main street the tollowinl cowiiY a~f en4d & 4fo~t ~~t h("r~ \l'~ Mr. and Mrs. Emory I flwlger of New Cumberland, W.Va., snd 8llter. Mr. and Mrs. Eber H&y- 1 . -c..mCflrs were elected lor the enluinl b.!liuD to aaat.une o~lerloul - ~\8. 1 W9.Me. . . Rev. La.w flUed hla appointment a daughter Nov. 2. The moth;er WBI man a~d tcpther t.he.Y motared. to , JlUTT.pjG ON FINISHING Ye~tr: Worthy Matron. Mn. Pannle t..t:MY elate~ or ~ vm,,., were I ~.&· J~ Sherman went to Pome- here Bwtday night and announced f.:.rmerly M1M Dorothy Lo~pworth Pi.ttfburah where they t.\t.ended the ; TOUCHES tlayre; Worthy Patron, O~s Qar- clry and aotne f~91111e.s we~ 1J~tt1P~, rw QF,l1 d:e-Y. lt,5t week t.o _q1ake av. c.o.~" prayer meetloga for this of thi8 place. . funeral Monday or these \&dies The la.ra;e chicken house of JILmes l1ahan · Associate Matron, Mn$. tJU-~ their supply or water troq\ tlle ; lu~lte ylait with her sllt.er Mra. week to precede his serlea of meetIvan Pickens who i.s Ill with ar ther, Capt. William Weldon. 8tobart. east of the village 1s near-llan jtvtden.; ~\~ f~rOn. river. , '""-~SteWart, ~atron at the Meigs inKS which ls to follow In another thrLUs ls bnprovblJ. . ~ ~ · ~B completion and when ftnlshed : Geors:c Bayre: · secret¥y, Maxine ' -·.• 1 tlouw 4afiNltrY· week. · '"' -·~;-~ ·. ~n: recefi*IY to Mr. and ~n . SWAPPKD BICYCLES wm probw.bly be the largest In the · Wingett; Treasurer, LUUan f)llrip-1 HIG~ ~CAfOOt- NOT-'S Ur. anc; ~& Charles Coffey and Mr. and J4rs. E~l S~k acCQJJl- Romje.r W~ner a dauatlter. A youth of 14. l:w Ule name of 1 c(lunL)'. u. 1a 90 teet long, 20 feet s'Jn; CQndU!ftress. Ruth B~itz; · In elasa bi.slte~""l! the e~~~~h lilY~ J~c- 9f fl~n, Pa.., were week i pante:i Mr. and Mrs.- Bellls and son . B. Lm&ssworth IB ~~erving on Sr-otTield who make& h1s home any 1 wide and wlil hold and ho\llie 600 A1soctate ConduetreBS, Hazel Ole-· ~rade boys bea.t the Preahn;len b97• 1erid vislt.Qrs with Mrs. Ool!ey's • lin~ ~ 1[1. Charleston bQ~Jpltal the petit Jury thl.s wee~ . ?.here hla hat is otr, mosUy 1n ja.li& !- - -It,, 0&\d, · - 10 lhe home of Ed- ; 'l v.11.rd Howell on EasL Main street , .1'~ . -4' .p,., . n I Th~ m~~t!!~ :~~: .... pt: ~ l 1/ii~W citY ~- ~n ""¥ operat; ·' - .' '. "' ' \ji1 ' ' • . t~' .. ',· ' . .• .~.. . ·.')'.'t1 •. . ,' ft~ ·I .' . .. :. ' •I ' .. __. . ' ! CAMPAICN OfFICi .. OPSN ·-~· * I • A. 'fO ' l~ NOON and ALL PAY SA!J'JJilDM" '· ..- ' �' WID)I'ESDAY. NOVIIMtiD 8, 11811 J BUILDING PINE 1'.\WLS w 1 1111d- build on have..,;:,•~.:n.,.,..tnwtloo l"hkkena. n la tbe lu~ -llool word 1n )lpd ; 'l"n.ultee, WW Olll'nt.han. tn}"to to 12. The Sophomore alrll beai i J.o&rentll. Dr. and Mrs. John Pblllon Bat.urd&y WbJJ.'I lllld Y1ll')ll 01 -·Will~- V..ol'rMil<I!AII ilrlo U Ill 19. IIJlll -.Uflllll' - · &ar. OoiiU c4 '"' \Ill - lb; 1olr• m!)oo ~ . ,. U 1\U ellbleell tllo ftnl meetJDo nlaht \\> Decemc Tl>e q_c1tfl.~"t ~buUdlnl of four rawll for the Mar• tt10t cellaf iQ bU hoiM&.IJao a pr(.. ber. t~ ~ IJDllhlDciM' ~it lia J.tapul~ CCJmpaDJ fJ1 ~ate aletpJ.na room 1n one ClCI'DeJ' "'='=' Theb; n_gt. P.~ *UJ ~ !II 111ft" I!NODI. ¥PRO Jrt :Pl.. PlOtofiDt that &R to bl placed 1¥it.b a,a aJ"MPal neat by, Tbe )W1)I CL.UI PA&'l'Y . . . lt~cf"l¥di ~ I!Jun'w Cbfr. ~ ~ RunUnator . , o:; IOYIJmJI\eot boak that are Qe- az: part.kll whq a_.,..., dtpopl.illkd ~ - worten or Meal dar moon NOY. ll Mr. SchoU ba ~r Ha.1'Y 1ir.a built b)' the Lat.ter cocnpany. lb.e o,pr by ~tn houaa ncttlll.v B!ble c1au of the II'. E. aabbath arwoup~ WH~ • \h-e pow~ houae Cll TbeatJ yawla are or a new t.ype late- .,..w~ thiY rdum wW do well. tp itboo1 bcJd ~ ~ monthly ~be locl.l loel. t.nd dam m~'l!:d W:- : l.t Cl~ b.Y Ule aovemmen& an(\ uqa~ ~ dee~~ w1re1 'fJtb '\fhlcb PlUV ~ - RQi- 1• aQpper llondat ~ tD4 ~okt ·. &ooda Lt:.to I are $0 t.. tl\ted 'tlftttl ~1¥Q alr lifllt tite ~~~ 11 eQuippe4. tftninc~ a' Ule borne of a. o . eur-· . Tb.t ~ 8chQQl Oke CluQ Wl(ter one of the ~ent br&e'i> mef4l t.l.nb ooe tn -.c.h eQd ot t.b~t __:__ · tta. o.ne Qf ltl mm;a.Den, OD w..~ ·k ~ac:tkw> of Ura. J'llQa ~de Ita ~ ::,.IOW.,.~!-VIll:e·~~Y. ( y:\wl. fr...W. Pi!lon or Ple~t lo<K::~ ""Pi~) :qlfQ: MIJn ltree,. ~ ev~ wu qnt ~~Inat~~~:,.QQ': 'l'III!~Y ·--• . · ,..u here h¥! ftnt of the week tak- Mrs. l{pwtfd: ltiJlea &qd ~·~~~ ill mualc and & ~ ICOOd t4me ud llhlfl and tamUy a rew· dajs ~~ LJI mwure'"eni& lor fttUnl' and r.IIss Bonr.le. M.Yme ~ Mri. a latJe m~mbcrihtP' 'wu out to en.: c1Qp.b' ~4 by ttle #l$F,li.LI ob~ vloua. 'I'tvl dal.q'hUJ' .il. a,..weulor ., lr>atal.11rllg the tanka. Elita. APi:ar and' Mr1. ~.aate - - joy the oc:cUtora.. JM.~· ~ 411· ~!.ned by •w:h • ~~ tl,gl.e ot lZc,., l j ~- ""~'11 CQJ.Ie'-' "" ..Ul i •J.duate Polct ~otored to Welis~ BatUfd.&Y rort.&n<le ~t \Q;I b\iti ow .. ~_th~ Yeat. CALLIW TO; QDSW.J n•ofnln&: and attended lh.e ~tri·a·t Ina to drc~qlti ·~ Jirelent The &rat.itude or &1.1 who W~ft in TnHI UU. (10 pt.) tOe ·'.. I rr·eetJpa' of ihe 'Home ~~1'1 ~el Weie - ~~ " ~qr ~~ &UJ way ~ted wltll Of ~ter~ porlllle. \Jlt va;l":Jm'::e?'to Boolely. __ t : . : lo¥tn. U~ ~naaed by J&ke ~ and !I · bedside of her niece '4f:,111. 9. B. EllaMOVED AWAY t -.x.,~~ J ~MAl ~ · D P.acUu g,rl,c~ ~e.r in L'iib61dlary or t.he Ouyan Creamel )' J lflr a~ Salem, a. ut .. Kay retqrned ·~ ~->-1 ' ~ t¥ ~~ w. c uW. PubJ.l~ ~ · tu:re (9r "mii:lnl Co ot Hunttnaton ahowa ciQUy re "" ,.. .,.,..,.... ' Mrs. ~ Will41~J11. IOniJ, Jac:lf. . . Mre II ttie bolt:W, wa4 th ... I •· ... b'• lt n• ved · · . • - 1 1/~onday evenlrl8' and r.trP;Ql'tt.d ~ Iloi1a.nd ....ruce and ct••bler sett(e a~al.ated by Mra. c . , B. CrOw ' aD~ ~be'~ ..~ -.."'~~l..,lt -:lhe 700 <.clptl or P~ of mi.~ pro-ll.nKier .auft'erlni from lnjurfe& lllti- t.~ft the latter part ot tHe week .rar Mn. elaudl& Schaefer. An oyster ...... - - '"'"up_._. Y ...~!....~... 1 d~JC?t4 fr_om COWl Qf ~ l(l,fW.\lr•, lr:.lned In a t"U In July. Her cony h ....... IChQQJ.I ~4 ll w® 1VtfC! ...............liON In this t':::f.i-ltory. There is an aver- I dttlon was serioua but showed some lfar»ltt, W. a., w ere t~..., ex- auppe~ lp t)1e C!.h.W'$A ~ex wW be Wl\b l,t • - . I ooo-uu.. tw price of age ot &000 sallona of milk lhipped ' lrnprovement when MIM: Kay left. pt{:'t t.q make thetr futurt home. ~ \be ~~~ Q( U1e OW regular SolOn' Butcher cam,e from Colum!rom thl!t planl to tJle dlatrlbul.ln.~ t Wll~. chid enalncer It the ki· [TieetlnJ. bus the ftnlt or t.be week and Joi.D.ed plut -t HunUqton eyery we.et INST4 .. LIN~ N$W FURNACE cnl I,ock and dam Iince i"tl ~-Ilia wife ' ' Cbe home of her par1t!nta Mr. a.nd &Ira, Ed Bowen where Th J,a Ls ~ ~~pat of ~u~ QnA . Will l(:apr the plumber or Pom- !t~~ctiou 'WU litl'q.ele{re.~ Co Ul,e bll: I'Uiti'l' 8A.fttM'I! C!IV'.CP th 1rd compared wbh t.t1e splendtq 1 eroy has been enpg-ed the paaL klc ami dam •t Mar.me about two T. T. Sbllltan. ..... ~1e twt been vlaltin8: rar aeveral r'sture fll¥!s or !¥~ summer &nd 'fl'eek Installing a hot water f~. mo(l.tttf 'M!t~t~ o~h"1J ~ ~ F&r· ~ adlml~ 'J:JO Jliin' BIIQtz, cb)'l. 'Niey returned. ·t o Columbul turn\ '"'ttw-e ftelda or Ule preaent. l ua<ce at th~ home or T. A. Wolf on city qf emMN ~ tbe,y w~r~ CODl• SuRl tQtetber ThUflda-Y Gene R'la:. vf Atlhona, sp.mt .sev tmlflet Avenue. peUed io ntm&.lll here untl one Preaching 10 :30 Armilltlce meea.. Praok Roaa mo~ t.o Columbus eral day'i her the PUt wec.lr. wHI L wuld be secured. flit wlUl tl'le Scoutl. prNI!nt. In unl.. Saturday and apent Bundu with 1 relatlvetl ond lr1enda. [ INFANT PW"Es AWAY fC!r~. Lit aqn-tn-law and dauldlter M'r. j Tho """"'"" - - n· Leu'-' Med r,. up fia.at:> tb!• "lilt-' ,e" -- l,rJ!~;· :!.a lfl=- ~f\1!' · 'f'it,IW"'~ ·~ o:; ..r. lit. - 011 ~ ~ '"AA' o,{ 1\1! ~d~ \II! I!!! ~~.~ etm DeceaN'Y , -Prof. Wald ~· IUpeJ'tJ;I\end.l Iii~ "t ~lllpopl -~ m • ; c.nt ot t.be Shaftee lchooll WU vis':' I.U J ANI remai~ed \btl't r.. ~ t- • tt!na wtth relatlve.t and triendl: her' Mint. B1l family V4Xt,I!QPtrlled over the week e,ad. bu~ tbey retumed home Sua J I Mr. and Mrl;. Bber Nelller a~d even.tna. daught.en mot.ared to Akron the Mra. Minnte ~8ft returnttd hq¥1e latter part of the week and spent &turday from tht 'o!Rr l::.oaJJI,tal £("Vert.l day& with relative& &nd alttr an opera.~ton teveral wqeka ldende. ag-o. . u II d J 11 "'.. d · Mr. 'lind ~rs. 8 • ·•· u ua 1c.or ·~IS ov~ t.he leU. end thjj It.ttet'11' brother, &Piil 9lJUdfen ~ HUd MW Vlr Mr. Nld Mrs. DeWeeae of DUD~1\~·· R.oftcP - Q( c~ d MThe vacancy ca~ by Ho,.-trd fr~t vannU.tre speQ.t titursd~~ Uraht.m on the local lock and dam WEST COLUMBIA wEbNESDA Y, NOV!UtBER I , IP!! Spartans Back Qn Own Play Ground '"'Lambeau'a prelt'ttt. · ~ce i&t.!John Yonnallt.he alm01t 0h• Stat M t cert.aln 1 To Meet Strooc Green Bay Packera •t Porh:noutb Sunday *itt * V(~ ::iJ;l:::~~-: .,t~ ~. J, a . Colem.,n and datqJl\ ~('¥\';;~ ~t'118byw:'~eltJn00f~ we~ t~t. ¥n· Roy ¥orrt$t. ¥fl. $VJL LeUweUer ~~e~! ~y Wi\h her yt. Ill- ~.Ql"· 'U'•~~Ie Pt&J."c.la or Pomeroy mother Mra · ~ ~~ee ot' ~ 'I li Yep ~e,.ra . the ' government ·'' ·. J:if. and Mrs. uon. For SaleFOR BALE-Band. gravel limestone. ooa.l and agriculture Ume. We do auy ltll'd of hauling, large or small Jobs. We butld. concrete drlvl:ls , aldewa.lk.s, wall11, etcs., by day or contr~~. Clarence Eber11t1a.ch . Phone 28-R, Middleport, 0. ParkenburB Wanted- apartment• unfumiahed, one live room fumithed - H Call Simpocm Apta. 56-X. 11-8-3t lw!fe at Tuesday APPLE GROVE Now's tbe time to bit bard! No)V'I tbe time help eounts tbe most. Born bro- / •; FOR SALE-Sweet, juicy turnips ' 20c bUBhel. R . R. Lott. Racine. 0. 11·1-3t. fl HFOR RENT - 2 four room I P'1l· 1 11·8-6t. r. OPENINO FOR MAN. W1lllng to H work accordinK to lnstrudioJlll. · To such a man who can quallry ·: 1)8l&ry 1101).-.4115. Act: 20-~ . H Write Box 378 Lhla paper at once. 11-8; lt~Ut S/.XON aaY cue vight la&l weelt and snpped 1 his bicycle for the one he bad ;sold • 1 to Mr. Howell • few w~ prevt.JUB. The one he traded t.o Mr. ! Howell wu a. much be\1-er 11\8-Cblne but Ul.e secret or th;e deal was the 1 machine he traded was alleged \o · t18ve been stolen from a home in Syracuse and Ute deal WBII consum · ated tn ~'!! night time ar>d un -~ 'kuown by Mr. Howell. The &herift' cf Pomeroy wa., notlned and the i n -uth was apJtrepenc!ed ~~ returned to l!'ranklln county where it is , alleged he had served two terms In a sts.te refurmatory. It WIUI stated tbat the youth ha.d been lnea.rcara.ted in jaU 11t Pomeroy and '!luceeedcd 1n making hiJI get away one day 1.-ust week. Lend Me an _,___, _____.., • ?~~~ M~t.p" l ~ 0.. ........_ I .:., ~ ~ · 23 0 7 18 7 0 0 0 0 p~~~~~~~7---~l.i~~~~~ !"~~r.:IN ' u. .., 7 7 " 0 tubrlc~~ottn 1 lll!rvke, ln,tt.e JOU 0 26 21 , • "' I) oil, ~~< cumple&e 10 12 6 "' GHOST OF THE TROJANS' ATTACK·· CAN STANFORD Pomeroy. STOP HIM? 0 7 ? I 3 , FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS 0 7 ~a B;y JANE GORDON ......_..........____.=--=-------........,.........---=...ll , TILLIE THE TOILER W ' I - A STIINN!NG TOPCOAT Oaughten at &ehool and collegf / love aomethina iaunty and smart bj • • - - way of a topcoat. "1J; :; I r'\Ni1i:'r;"H<:;r.T) 1 0 20 0 1 Here It a •uy altrac:tive model! with dccvu that sire•• shouldcll height. And at enryone kuow.!' I ¥houldcrM are having whole chunk: of ''say" about Fubion just ni)W. 1t h lovely c•rricd out in slrongl) Votes are iooued in return for •ub<criptiona aecured to either paper and the prize• will be awarded according to who aecurea moat votea-. •· ! , ' until Nov. 18th. DAlLY TRIBUNE-BY CARRIER . . 2000 volea J month a 8llb•cription $1.75 .. . . 5000 votes 6 monthr. •ubocription $3.25 .. 15,000 voteo 1 year oubocription $6.00 . . ... . . . 50,000 votes 2 year aubocription $12.00 . DAILY TRIBUNE-BY MAlL . ... , ........ 800 vole• 3 montho aubacription $1.00 ... . ..... ....... 2500 votea 6 llWinths aubocription $2.00 . ..... 6000 voteo I yeer aubacription $4.00 ....... , . . 20,000 votea Z yUr. aubocripti'on $8.00 50,000 voteo 3 year aubacription $12.00 TRIBUNE-TELEGRAPH I year aub-.:ription $1.50 ... , . . . . . ..... , , 2000 votea 2 year oubacription $3.00 , . . . . . ....... 5000 voteo 3 year auhocription $4.50 . . . . . . I 0,000 voteo 4 yeu aubscription $6.00 .,,,. , 15,000 votea l5 year iubocri~tlon $7.50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,000 vote• 1 Vivid tweed woolen of \1airy sur• face l1 nice for achoo1 or town. Columbus. 0., Noo>v~.• ~~~~~ ~ ~ Huffman, promtBJng 11.1 cr from Lorain, 11 one ~lah.dii'E members ot the uoas country team. YoLI'II find it an1azingly sin1plc to f;nhiou it. 1'hc uvillK in cost if I I Tlli1 ~a1ltrll N•. 1111 nury bt •h·! tUtJ J} Ill 10. Tlti1 ,4tlllr• i1 r1aJ1 /or im,,Ji&t• Jr it httJ tid. \ \"='// tl•li"'"l· Hqli' ~o lhf 7'1tue Pa tte"'s ~~~1~ 1S. ~Ill' (In ~t~llllll or toin) Pa~blon Quru.u. Write t•refull; \ 1UI~ . .,lal!'llY )'OUf n•m• •nd iult W.ll"'t~· ~~' ~U!n~cr o( tht pal~era (nd · U\1~ 51&1! YCfl.l want. h~drcal your l~tter. in t~e fulluw• tG I in•· ·war~· . Bureau Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Mi4dleport, ()hip Middleport, LeU.rt FaDs, Mrs. Vivian Allenswot·th Mrs. NeUie Barsotti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Lois B. Diles Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Irene Grueser Mrs. Gay Hamm Mrs. Edna R'Oward Mrs. Eunice MiM Leor4' Lo~tgbottom, ~ PQJllerot, Pomeroy, I R..cin~. . ,l ·1·, ..·; \. NaiiJle A.d4r~ '" . t '~ ' . · • •• · •• • · · · • · · · •• · · · ' ' • • : • ..... . . . . . . . . . . ' •• ' • ' ' ••• ' ' • . r'· - Active Candidates BOXER IS O~OD RUNNER 20 ,, 21 gnef!. laiNt4 ill 1i•11 Jf II On that date their voting power decreaoea 20 per cent. nuu\t.e~ dia(l:~nill woolen weave i~ . vivlfll blue., ~rlsht red, ru1t or olivt ·: tiiOtiUOUB. S~bacri~tiono coun; the followi~g nu;;,ber ~{ v~h,;)r~ni no~ ') THE EL.USIVE Lo drhe ln pluse, and you'll drive oat plullfld. ' Thoae who enter may go anywhere to secure aubac.riptioua , .. . "Spool<• WARBURtON. ,. ., There io no reatricted territory. 7 tree t.lr, •r water In your radlaUtr we Second Street tone of the Dally Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph, 27 been appointed aw m~~ona1cr or lNTER·CITII:8 OIL (;Q., JloS. ·c ampaign open to women and girla reaiding in circulation 8 20 7 == U you need Subocriptiona count the moat voteo if oecured before Nov· ember 18th, 1933, 33 [,awBUn, fornMtb' with the Amerh:an Expreu, hill ne.:d door to Post orrtce. CAMPAIGN CLOS·ES DECEMBER 4TH, 1933 • ANNOUNCEMENT A. TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH FlRST PRIZE $2 50 00 IN CASH SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN CASH THlRD PRIZE $50.00 IN CASH NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES "'6 IO'aot•! 1 1 ·· MADAM Marccda advlce and character r ~ader at Ash & SycH.n!Ore Btre'!ts, Mlddlapoprt, all thtE weelr. from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. continued •1.00 special readlnBs ror ~. 10 words free. Located 1n tent U-B-3t Hl1h Spots ol Campai1n 4 POLLY 1ND HER PAl' ' And the ·big voting power · '9f subscriptions in The Daily Tribune and Triburae-Tel~graph Gr~at Race for $500 in ~·cash · Prizes will be over. I No adTertilemen\ ytU be taken lor leal t.b&il a mlnlmum cb&rfl• of twnt-nve centl for eaeb lDier- 1 I :!! o( Carl Shields and ...,.nt sun- 4:!ro\liht.er spent Sunday with W. C. 1 _ , ... ~-· •-· 'Li j h)oww. IJ\d Mr d 14ra y una QaJ ,ttb b,er Gtu&hter llra. Harry ..,, ¥.'r""' • an . o'W'II . 119I!JU.Il ot OQrnl.na-. ~ OUr& ot 4th,eAI . n t 9un Mrs. Eva B&dBiey waa ahopplng t.ay wtth b:1l parenlia, Mr. and Mrs . in )jl,ddl.epo.rt. ~turday. Marion ~· :ttQII Vlrgini& llebam "pent the \VfJ.. etUI at her Qome bere. Mrs. Barry Davl1 an~ Mrs. Wm. l>avil epent B~y wlth relaUves l at BArtlord. Bettie Amos, Mrs. Harry Allen Mra. LucW.e Pa.rliOll of Union J ¥.nd ~\.llhrer Romon• of Letf.rt t~ent Wednesday ev~ntng with f'all5 ~lied on Mrs. Either T . Parr H R h t d 1a t k ~~bJ Y~\14.~~ ~PRI)Z B. Y. P. U . a\ 6:-Q A Jll'Oil'am tQI' pnd )In Varnon Brunker fl'iends here. F'rlday. 8 wee . , arry ou:i re urne ~ . . Q~. "o/ho owna the biB "eace. Dr. J . ·L. WUc:oxon epe~t sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tate shopped . f4u . Arthu.r J4or~~ qf WUJow WO&D FROM 81Cif. liED Word h'om Ed Rees who wu, .~rom W111tesburg. KY.• where he llarpoJd farm Jylnl adjac~nt to ~e Bv.entna service 7:30. 1& Sugar Grove with hts son Ollie In P't. Pleaaant Sa.turday ever>tng. ( ,l·ove vtllited lrie~da ~ere rece~\ly . C<l:lled to Cl4velaod lut week~ the ['~~ h~;lre srn: several days eta&t oorporatton Une or the vt.llase Prayer service Thursday eventne: WllcoxQn a.nd family ~Mae Fow~r 'ill~ In Pt. Plea&~ Edna s. Hylbert leU,. 8undlilY tor criUcal Ulneu 'or his Slater lofl&! w · son- n· aw and dauah- lc·st one or hts valuabll! work hora· 7:30. j Mr. &J'I.d lin. Rte~mlller Plt SatUrday. a visit w1th her brother ~Y Hylbert. Sarah Jane Ree8 reports he~ con- . ttr Mr. aqd Mrs. Arthur Banka. The {!' which be~ed to hill match Choir prac\1ce at 8. Orchestra r.otored her,e 8aturd&y from coM:r;!J. Lawrence Col!:=man spent and tamUy of ParkenburJ. clition crltteal followlol a cerebral infan\ dau;:hter, born to Mr. and 1 team one day lut week. The horte praetlce at 6:30. Harry Brownell 1s sutl'ertna with . lumbwl and e~ent sunday with the Eatu,rday evenlnili at Graham Bt.a.htmcrrhqe and two stro;es or par- Mrs. Bar>ks pass~d away after 8 died after abort lll.Niss death reThe 14iaslcnary lioclety -;neet.s f(lrmer 's mother· and sister Mrs. El- t :on. an infected ha.nd. l'lyaU The Rtiu'• were former reli • brief Ute of three days. Mrs. Roush S\llt-lng from an unknown cause. WJ$h Mrl. Okey Sa~ I'tlday eve~r 1 len ijle~tper ret~n~tna: tp Colum ~~· JOiEiphl,ne Fowler visited Mrs. OordOD Wolfe Is lnc:lls~d Ci.P.Jit.a'ar ¥tnenv111e. - ~ remained lor a~ extended vlalt. ar.g. [ bus SundaY evening. ).U~ Addle Headley In Mlddlepor\ with ftu . NIEW AUTO OFn~~ EJ-ECTED -, :f1a~k fiiJ(ql, aon Vern and tbe , Saturday ever:ling:. Ernest Grimm and wilt ol Leu •. ~~d ~.?E~-'~HEa~• 010 _\ Luther Dlekey, proprietor or the At a re111uiar rn'!etlnl' or the Or- ' D&OUOtl'f I§N.D'Q · latter's daUg~ter ~iu defkude ~rt Palls spent Sunday with J. _.... -· _, ... -...-· •Raci t tl t d hi t er ot the local chapter ot Ef,l\em The rain Biimlay 'ff!JJ 11. · we~come son and Ml88 Emma Aumiller or Ft. llckens aM family , tured to B~y where n:l:-sa sn~e ~e:~:._ern :nc da; etar Monday evening their ~e vlsltoi' tO all lq thl& p~J1. Or the Rlea.HpJ spent evening , to Mr. and Mr8. Paul Me· tJ,ey were jOjned by their brother l lll.st week ball un Main street the tollowinl cowiiY a~f en4d & 4fo~t ~~t h("r~ \l'~ Mr. and Mrs. Emory I flwlger of New Cumberland, W.Va., snd 8llter. Mr. and Mrs. Eber H&y- 1 . -c..mCflrs were elected lor the enluinl b.!liuD to aaat.une o~lerloul - ~\8. 1 W9.Me. . . Rev. La.w flUed hla appointment a daughter Nov. 2. The moth;er WBI man a~d tcpther t.he.Y motared. to , JlUTT.pjG ON FINISHING Ye~tr: Worthy Matron. Mn. Pannle t..t:MY elate~ or ~ vm,,., were I ~.&· J~ Sherman went to Pome- here Bwtday night and announced f.:.rmerly M1M Dorothy Lo~pworth Pi.ttfburah where they t.\t.ended the ; TOUCHES tlayre; Worthy Patron, O~s Qar- clry and aotne f~91111e.s we~ 1J~tt1P~, rw QF,l1 d:e-Y. lt,5t week t.o _q1ake av. c.o.~" prayer meetloga for this of thi8 place. . funeral Monday or these \&dies The la.ra;e chicken house of JILmes l1ahan · Associate Matron, Mn$. tJU-~ their supply or water troq\ tlle ; lu~lte ylait with her sllt.er Mra. week to precede his serlea of meetIvan Pickens who i.s Ill with ar ther, Capt. William Weldon. 8tobart. east of the village 1s near-llan jtvtden.; ~\~ f~rOn. river. , '""-~SteWart, ~atron at the Meigs inKS which ls to follow In another thrLUs ls bnprovblJ. . ~ ~ · ~B completion and when ftnlshed : Geors:c Bayre: · secret¥y, Maxine ' -·.• 1 tlouw 4afiNltrY· week. · '"' -·~;-~ ·. ~n: recefi*IY to Mr. and ~n . SWAPPKD BICYCLES wm probw.bly be the largest In the · Wingett; Treasurer, LUUan f)llrip-1 HIG~ ~CAfOOt- NOT-'S Ur. anc; ~& Charles Coffey and Mr. and J4rs. E~l S~k acCQJJl- Romje.r W~ner a dauatlter. A youth of 14. l:w Ule name of 1 c(lunL)'. u. 1a 90 teet long, 20 feet s'Jn; CQndU!ftress. Ruth B~itz; · In elasa bi.slte~""l! the e~~~~h lilY~ J~c- 9f fl~n, Pa.., were week i pante:i Mr. and Mrs.- Bellls and son . B. Lm&ssworth IB ~~erving on Sr-otTield who make& h1s home any 1 wide and wlil hold and ho\llie 600 A1soctate ConduetreBS, Hazel Ole-· ~rade boys bea.t the Preahn;len b97• 1erid vislt.Qrs with Mrs. Ool!ey's • lin~ ~ 1[1. Charleston bQ~Jpltal the petit Jury thl.s wee~ . ?.here hla hat is otr, mosUy 1n ja.li& !- - -It,, 0&\d, · - 10 lhe home of Ed- ; 'l v.11.rd Howell on EasL Main street , .1'~ . -4' .p,., . n I Th~ m~~t!!~ :~~: .... pt: ~ l 1/ii~W citY ~- ~n ""¥ operat; ·' - .' '. "' ' \ji1 ' ' • . t~' .. ',· ' . .• .~.. . ·.')'.'t1 •. . ,' ft~ ·I .' . .. :. ' •I ' .. __. . ' ! CAMPAICN OfFICi .. OPSN ·-~· * I • A. 'fO ' l~ NOON and ALL PAY SA!J'JJilDM" '· ..- ' �'l'Bll DalLY 'IRIJI01C&-PCII, 01110. P.T.A. Meeting Is Beld In Racine GAME LICENSES FEWER THIS YEAR f or SaIe" 1' personaJs l,.,.. ·- '"' wmNEBDAY NO'Y'I20D 8, $2.00 Aller llllllmlaolon lo 111ate To tm mate n.llftcoUoll Surprise YOUR VOTES APPRECIATED Friends and .Supporten, your loyalty in hour of need ia deeply appreciated. I thank you one and all. HARRY SMITH . .-. -.- . •,.:.._____:.•. EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R WEATHER- Ohw mostly cloudy and colrler with snow tn East tomght. Friday fair and cold .. . ,_._ FULL LEASED WIRE VOL. VITI- NO. 48 If It's News lt'a In The Trlbune Thanks Voters! POMEROY, OHIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1933 N[W Hf~RT nl Won New Trial Beint unable to aee all of my supporters penonally, I am takint thia method of thankint them for the oupport acc:orded me in elec:tint me to the local Council. I shall do all in my power to merit the truot placed 8[ lAUNCH[O OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. Convicted Widow of Bandit n ALBERT H. (Summer) DURST For Aakint Freedom For Man Accused Of Mur· der Complicity I hlbltton commlasioner auerted em· forcement as a reault of th .... overwhelming wet' vot.fo at Tuetlday ~ election placing the state In tho.' prohibition np aJ column Mat hfWS declared that his department wm continue Lo runctlon to lh letter or the law A period ot terror would re· Friends and aupportero for the fine oupport you aave me in retumint me to another term of tbe Pomeroy Council where I hope my efforta shall be aucb u merit the trust placed in me. CARL SAUVAGE sult if tbe deps;,rtment .should !!top Its work MW Mathews declared !lenteoced to life lmp:rltonmem b - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 9 2 9 . after a jury had found hi,. Columbus, 0 , Nov 9-INB- lfLultJ uf murder1~ h11 Wife at Fort Ohio voters balloted prohibition RiJey, Kau, Major Cbarlea A. into the dlieard by a majority of Shepard, U. S. A .. baa won a ne9' tna,!. which has been ordered lw tbe U. t:l. Supreme Court. Shepari'l. a?' Final unofficial fl.gures tabulat.- •.m11 doctor. W&l ebarged wit) ed by seoret.ary or State Oeorse IIQID• h11 wife (inset) wlt.b r 863 :no, complete unofficial ng- Ul'f!ll reyealed today 8 MYerB save the following resuits on the prohibition question For repeal or the tath amendmen I, l.f331•7. aaatnst repeal, Appreciated. AMI:BICAN Voters of Pomeroy who ao loyally supported me in my candidacy for re-election, I thank you and wut you to know that I appreciate YO\If loyalty. · C. J. HESS, Mayor. LEO ION ' ARMISTICE DAY f Danee i ' ·~· ...., ... ..... prohlbJtlon amendment 1 245 lBtl ~~&alnat __!!>J,.old52&,... "'""""'· 'm6 the the :~i~~~~E~ open While ma.kb& ' ' I wlah ~ ~ l.hls llle&RII of 5lnoarely lhanklnr e~Wh every ,alpr who 110 kindly helped n1e In The fiii~ "!PPGI1. wu a ~nt~re ~ con(~deooe and I alneerely t.nllt I allan Jt'lllerday 11 vote of PubUc alway& be able to fultUI lha& eonrtf:enee wf\~le enln1 In any puhUc fl•padly FLOYD F. MEES .. Thanks Voters. !• I want to take thia means of thankint my many friend1 and IUpportera wbo otood by me 10 loyally. I allure you it ia appreciated. I ohall !lo all in my power to fill my pqai~fl . in a manner> to benefit the majority -~tliBI!AIOil fayored few. DANA R. (Bay) ROUSli ·-~ Now that I have been elected to Council I want my frienda l'nd oupporten to know that I am appreciative of \lie trp•t placed in me and hope to thow you durin( my te"l' in offlc:e that you have not misplaced your truoL WM. HETZEL .-cGMlNG- Mae Well in "I'M NO ANGEL" GOLD DIGGERS OF Afghanistan Is In Mourning for King l Nadir Kh•n, AttM1ination Victim, Sueeeeded by 17 Year Old Soil Kabul Afghulstan, Nov ~INS 888atsln&t.lon Of Ktnr Nadir Khan, Ubl:e boy who became the world's mart abeolute despot, Mlhanlllt.an turned ltl a!~ Ieli&nce t.oda.: Ul the slain ruler's 17~rear-old son The son waa proclaimed mon~ - MOurDlllC tl'le arch immediately after hill lath~ er'• death at uthe hands of a traitor," and and was enthroned all Kina' Zahlr Bhab 'Ibe pvermnent reported the country orderly Nadir Khan was proelalmed k.Jns in Qetober, 19ilf, a.tter l'llhUng hb way to the throne He had been n:Lnllter to Prance from 1924 to 1928, a.nd before that a soldier or fortune As ruler be ruthleuly wiped out all oppoatng tribel and partiel, often exeeuUng rival lea.der11 apeet&<Jularly for el!ect One of his most. famous foe. \\"ali blown from the mouth ot a cannon before a large crvwd Dmclal announcemeiit of the as· sactinaUOn read '11ta MaJestY Nadir Shah Ohul · hu been made a. martn by hla UIU81aat1on aL the banda of a tratt.or The 'NilcU naiton Is J.n moumtna for ttl beloved kiDI, \nd -ned ' ' .. ,.. 11M IIDalllmoueiJ deolarod Ito aDo· ........ ~.. majescy MOO&mmecl Nov. 19-20-21 l!i""ii;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;~;;;;;;;:o;olliloJ . ~llllllallllllilllllllllllallllllllllllllll.llllllllllalllt""..... .Jifii'IUIUmiiMI411MIIaaiUIUIIIIIIIIIIIIhiAIIIUIIIIIIIIUIIIIIUtltlillillliiil&iil.llltttl tp~ Cleveland, Nov 9-INB-With the 18th amendment scrapped by the (Continued on hge Three) 1933" l••a•t•utff*ttttttt•u•t he Hnea , , . ;,. "Moat of d>e troubles of thio world are cauoed by m;.pided minorities, whcl bant tl.wfoy at a tremendously llit drum of their o"" makint aM II"~ turn,. deaf ear to any appeal which ~ not ln•attcoalance. with thf!ir own advanced and aelfjah views. . "Another Alrum whi~ i.t be,tiq bit and otroq atthe pre"' ' out inoJD'!I't io die race by ,O;tlonal newapapen for larte and unwielcllr . ci~lllji.'WQO· ; •After,) ...,.eral yean in Fleet Street, spent ilf the mid• of '11\io iWiljl-.nd aomewbat inoane atmoaphere' I cannot'hut feel tha.l;'tJ>i1 •Y*'• of bribery, eatabliohed in order to tain readen, ia atainot tJ>e,~~!oat tradition• of the Pre11. A newspaper'a aim aho,uld b<i to ,fOiled ~nd diaoeminate newa with' , .,t. O!Ilt und..,,,~!!llt¥a,inw~ltl!!J'O"';n l'~~ti~:..S~tt~•· }ife,: . ,.l't, ' ~U~fo'rtwllltelt!'tli'!le ~ou..,.. wli•c'l . . toif>i:)!'f!ltllrilllf 1W'~liiite · cin:ulationaleem to for,~ \lilo~ain object of their ulotence, arid oeek conotantly to excite the public into purchuint and not nee· eoaaril:r readint. If a newapaper ia worth readint, it ohould not be neceaoary to ,ive aomethint away with it, and once a reader hao been tained by the extra inducement of aomethint for notil· int,' he or ohe would look for more and more until, finally, the papwith the moat extravatant offer collared the reader. • ' 1 Ad'iertialnt atento whoae work it ia to advise manufacturers and advertiaint on behalf of their cliento do not, I am tlad to oay P!t.Ce mudi vafue on stunt circulation methoda. "LET THE DRUMS WITH A GOOD MOTIVE BEHIND THEM CONTINUE TO BEAT LONG AND LOUD. AND THE OTHERS--THE SOONER THt'l. t\Rf. .. l(UFFLED THE BETTER." " I ~= :: -' . ~ * ' ·' •!IIC• I R pl&~l) that Zlhif Shah. 1 IIOQ. Governor op t.1mds to enforce the law ta tt:ll 1dttu, despite the ree.ulta of Tuelldo.y'., el~ctlon Ma.tlu:wa (UU}(IUDCed u· the r.ame time the extent. of the department's actlvltha durtna the mdnth of October tla"ht:v·seven arresl..'! were made and 42 stllls and ei8ht trall8port.ers were seized The aiTests resulted In ~1 oonvlctlons and $7,300 In REX FIELDHOUSE, ADVERTISEMENT MANAGER OF 'THE SCOTSMAN,' (EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND) SAYS: "In a small way, we are all 'beatint a drum' of oorne kind, either by attractint attention to ounelveo or our wares. Some beat harder than others and, in many caoea, to little purpose. It io the motive behind the beatint that really matters. • "Advertisement manate.. often find tbemaelveo in the un· happy position of havint to muffle the advertiser'• drum, and in aome caoea to refuae hio advertiaint. The well manatee! new•· JH')>er of today io very anxioua to p~tect ito readen by avoldi~t the .J>ublication of any announcement whitb would tend to m••· 1e.d~ Saf1etv Director connected w:ltb the book company he took money into two Ohlo couneraUon" ties to be uaed in the election of ''ctlcm Mathews _.aid the ~ate prolilbl!l.:hool board ruembera tlon department wUI continue the On one occr.&on, In 1929 Amm. type of actlvtty on whlcl\ It .b,as ~ declar~d, he took $100 concentrated"' tht 111!8t trW tabol: company Into LucasviUe th tnu nth1f..-.-ar'J'EiS' ot tnan\l{.a4;t)lters ~ in opposina the election and tr&~lS a.nd\ny~IM-r vl- 0 McCown, then ~~~~W::::"I a nulaanee in th~u ~__,schols there .flmerlne &Nerted that on Ten arents now comprtse 1h" l:'r ooouton he took a pt-r&lnnel of the .t_tate deR£L~tm~ amount of money lnto Did You Ever Stop To Think? 1o The Voters. • 1.380.994. r.ew one 11 e11tabllshed and in By EDSON R. W AITF. Shawnee, Oklahoma I I Two lncideato Cited by Educator Where Money waa Speat lntendent of and todaya former "My opJnton 18 ' Mathews de- of the American c'o.red, • is that thls department ed that upon two oo~~~~. wUI not be reUnquWled unttl .a i:r ,, Agent Al'ded In School Elections -. -iaa"t;~\a~,'!!l!.. ~.QOI); ''11l1nl8 wouTd rWl wlde GENTS I50t: , POIBOaed bl.rbbalt. ... a&ld ,Dance Bea1ns II 01.# P M ~&lon.1 , tSHues RBalnat. 651,8118 qiUifllto; ' Solblrday, Nov. 11 j ~~d •tate-wide -~-Iii retwm were. Por 10 mtn tal~ limit, ll'l4,1M, j ' repeal, &1S/f61 On other ot bta late mat· Colll'thouse to be used. In Claude Brum• HP. ~he money was Klven to Andrews In each Instance, aooordinl t J Amerine. who left the book com· pany 1n November of 1931, there a. gen· u~ma.n s agreement that the book company wu to beneftt tn any chan~re of AChool administration Y llll WAR VETER.4.N DIES !.. R[C~~N In Pa••ina on Liquor Offender• Appealing for Pardona 'I~ :DH~nD: S~~IET~ ~.~.fAll nAGRH Rebelo Evacuate Former I Pooition• To Enter Atareo Fortreos Difference Of OpiniQil On One Point Said ·' To Be Cauae ITo I phatlcally heNl today Scouting any belid that there might be a let•up in liquor en-~ Thank You! 1 "Umpire'~ ~S f~RT I~ SfllH FEDERALS WashlflgOOn Nvo 9-INS--Based upon new legal grounds an appe&l COlumbus. 0 , Nov ~INB-Pro hJbiUon wUl wntinue to be rigidly I enforced' in Ohio "aa long u th:: &t.ll.te prohibition Ia we are on the booU ' E 0 Mathews, s\ltte pro~ Coal PRICE THREE CENTI! 1 NEW REASONS CITED I am deel'IY indebted to the voter• of Salisbury Township who oupported me at the Election Tuesday and thank you one and all ROSS EVANS. R[8[llWN BR[~KS ~UT AN[W Su.....me Court To Receive Appeal Within Month I TBA.NK YOU! Drew Webster Post No 89 1 C~8~N fRH nM M~~NH ! in me. By Canier 15 Cent&- By Mall t4 00 PREPARE OF STATEMENT ' Str~ct . Secrecy Maintaili- 1 ed; Sovieb Extremely Optimistic � 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. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 8, 1933 banks lehew weldon