https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7ab1301fc94564aff4d2413c92aeb9c7.pdf 5aaa8715bb22806e45c835a19fab9b77 PDF Text Text '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 �. •, . ' . ' ... 'I'D DAILY TJUBOB& I • •wrt"•• at VIRGINIA GREGG Pb one 582·L ~===:::::==::::::::==::::::::::~~===:==:=:=:===:==:==:=:='~ U I Rernonthon • • t' CLUB HOSTESS I ZaneevUJe with bee husband wbo Ia ' .._,.. MIB& Franoes Daniels was hostess employed there. She was accom- ; <Contlnllad. nom pap Olle) to the members o! her brldge club Pllflltd home by her sia~r, Mn. Don luncheon ror IJtvtnotf tlUa ar~.!: 11nd one gueat, Mra. Robert McKay, /·lien, who returned to her home at noon. Tbe convenaUonl at ""'~ Wedneaday evening, at her home on z.meavme Thur&day. .L 1~~ntn North Secoru:l Avenue. frizel;., for Mra. J H. Smith, and Haael van W ~ th ~nest of e~ at a f.nt and second high aoore were Cooney returned ThUrsday from a :~nne a\e the Turk1ah. Embuty hWarded to M188ea D&hlla Pauley vult ln Lulngton, i Ky., with the Mubi&r, the TUrtJsh. Am~ and Lucille Dutton, reapectiv&Jy. t,orrner's apn. Clyd~ Cope ,.a.nd fam· bsxt $or 11 an old friend of M1sa Da.nlel& served delldous il,y. · DOt.t ' n·treshmenta at the close of phi.y Mn. E. M. ·McCartY• lett Thurs· ! ~ day m~nnlna: fo/. a vl~lt With h•r , P. !. A. MEETING paren\6, ~- and ~~~- E. A. Yontz ' at New S&letn. • w:~e:O:!a::ttng of 1: ~e 1Y;har A eottase prayef. nJI!$1118' wiU be l <ContJ.nued. trcm paae one) e a.y even ~ a . .e 9eld tonl&n~ at 7 o'dpck at. Ule I _ Pt!arl Street schOOl buildlnl. by the home ot'Mr.' and Mrs. Al~rt Ben· a.n~ ' Lhe t~YndlC~tte at.Ul owea the Parent Teachers Association. In flhe rlett comer of · H&milttln &lect bank $6'10 000 Th t 1a baol Lel 1to.JJS~ absence or the president, Mrs. wm- 1tnd 'seeqnd Ave)\Ue. , . , . 68 ~e i01.ns •,..ere • paldu ~ l,,m Bradtord, the meeting was pre- Miss FIBQ.chon Overturf Is spend1• 1full/' . sided over by Mrs. M:~ Smith. lng t.he week wltti relAtives at 01ik 1 'Qi trust company reterred to A m08t ulterest!Dg meetlns was lJill, o , . j by s~tt.h la the Oouniy Trust li.el4 with a large number of new r.1embele beinB taken Into the 88 _ MlM Harrle Marie l::lmith retuqt· • CollliJMny, of New York Clty. Wedneadll.y evenlJli from O.ttarThe fonner govern£11' aald t.hJ.t lallan. PIana were alao made for cd , 1 , shortly after Lhe dea(h or Its ll(l(l le8to her sh h bee 1 a pt'Oi'tam meeting to be presented n w e e as n. s qy na r..t the Middleport high school aym- \\ lth her mother, Mrs. c. E. BmJtll Jdent. Jam~ J. Riordan, ln 1D21it who 111 cqnnned b,l the McMUian Raakob waa asked to take the t aatum o" Pearl Street, Monday hospital Mrs. Smith Is reported to chairmanship of t)Je board and W: ': :::n= Ahmed 0 ••••• utvt .. sffiJt,h BJ JIOII . fldi1'trtd 81 Carrier tt~One Month ... .. ... .... . .. . • Cne Vleck .__ ..... ....•. · • .. · • · · · · · · · · · · · ·eo Th ree •·.aa.unw .. . . ... One -on..u .... · · · · · • " · · · · · · 6 ·00.., a 1Jl •• •• ........ . . ...... . -onw.aa CDe Year ..••. · · ·• · · •· · ·• · · · · ' ••• PBnl&never in thetnlded t:yn<lleat.e. ayndicaw 1n the'nl.e stock in any way, shaoe or rorm.. They • never BOld any of t.he atock exeept t20 ahalft out of n 1111 which wrre oold to even the a~unt. "The stock waa eventually laaul't! ln the names a1 Lhe varuua membert ot the Qndicate and the lo&n p ... Jd In tull with lntercat at the ra.tie ot 8 per oent per annum. "Upon inquiry I ftnd the Bank4 ens Truat Com]liUly lalued a partie.,. 1P~at1on in thla loan to the Chut National Bank, which fact was not lnown to me, to the tyndic&t.J managen or to any member of t.ho syndicate." ---------- Proh1' b1'b'on p,..- fV~~~~~ ~~=:n ~f bwine:<~s ;:n~~: ~nyE~= ~h~ P=l~~ the he improving satlstactrJrUy, · meeting, those in attendance adThe Citizens National BMk wm dltlon of the company. "It was hOwe'Jtr felt deslrabl• journed to tbe Home Ecoromics te clused all da~ BJturday In ob· room where light refreshments were ;::;enance of the leaal ~1iday.. 1 to hnve ~ group oi our director: served. Mrs. Roscoe Fowier. Mrs. WU-1 acquire ahares ln the County Trust, Stellf ana Mr&. Charl~s Saue. ' Company," Smith sa.ld. "In ardl!," Mrs. James Arnold returned Wed~ attended the elghth diStrict . con· I to bring th.La about a &JDdicate. nesday from a rew days visit 1n lt:n:nc ~ th·~ Leglo•' I wmposed onlv or directors, was -- MORE G DAYS And the big voting power of subscriptions in The Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Great Race for $500 in Cash Prizes will be over. Now's tbe time to bit bard! Now's the time help eounts the most. ll!am Blgb Spots of Ca111paign ' ATt YBOY. ' .. FRANCIS 'WALLACE 1 1 AUTHOR. 01' HUDDLI tlillll New . lb. and. WW.. J6wreoce BlDC •nd - ..... J:dlwt&l Office cau 211-L for Blllinn~ Otfloe and t!lreeJaUoa De,t. C.U IGI·& PAOB BtnttavUle, tormed. ~ Mr. !nlllah and M't. Rutob """"' aPJ,'IOUlted manapn. 'nley ~ &utb.orlad. t.o acqu.lre tbe t<ll'llltt• mowu, lin. AdA the ltoct and empowered to borBtill. spent WedJM"d•J in Chute.- row eueh JDOIY!Y u wu nece~~ary .ten. Mn. t.wrenee Bin& ttopped tn llnsnot payment. therefor. at. Beech. HUI. W. Va., to ~Pt~nd Tbele abarn wen SKD"ehued and the remaJnder of the weH wr1tn t..'\e lo6n wu made by the Banters rdatlvea. Truli Company . 'Ibe ~~ 10 'PUt· chaHd was ftnaUy i&aued In th':! namee or the respective partk:i- . nUIIClt7. PBONJI Tollll NEWI TO NEWS Ldi', GBID. .. ' TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH FIRST PRIZE $2 50 00 IN CASH SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN CASH THIRD PRIZE $50.00 IN CASH NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES ~- CAMPAIGN CLOSES DECEMBER 4TH, 1933 ' Subacriptiono count the moot voles if secured before November 18th, 1933. AMERICAN .., Cuban U:Gl,O~ Campaign open to women and girla reoiding in circulation zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph. ' 'I Those who enter may co anywhere to secure subscriptions. There it no restricted territory. :( ARMIS1"1CE DAY . •''' ' Danee ' t • I , VIii Wt'are w1ue~ in return fqr oubscriptiona secured to either paper and the prizeo will be awarded according to who secures 'I 0 K. of P. Hall moat votes. l I! ' ~ ~· ·, - ~ •_ _..___ ' ., Subacripliono count the following number of v;,tea from now ~til Nov. l8th,., On.tba\ date their voting pow~r ,decre!L•e• 20 per cent. ___ _ __. Saturday, Nov_ 11 .... Dunte ne:rh1s o:o•, P. 1\1. 0 GEN'I'S 50c .t;~sr..cAUl.ER. LADIES Z!kl yelled, Mid rou'd stick with Steve wouldn'i come Ia Pete went out and StaYe ...,-~. Mom aDd 1tarted c:r;vin& and EYERYHING GOOD TO EAT AT put her a.nns around her alld ahe pessed she knew anci cry-then Mom 1tarted ~'~~~~,~~ and Pete looked at the two and Ut a elpTet and qld, row. two, it' a not a funeral," Stew told him to abut bta face Nat It; 10 Pete walked out · tboqbt the two of them C1'UJ; and Mom and'' Steve had a loac talk and Steve waa reaJ HD· lible juat aa Mom knew abe would M; and when Pete came In Mom Wld him he waa rettill&' a fine wife and Pete aaid, 44 you · think domb, MomT" and then • killed him and tbey •went bot) •omethtna tl¥ banuMd becauH it' w.ui the~ chiffon 1he had time abe had ldaaed weddln•• and many reart u be thine else for 10 DlallJ ;vean. or anythiar aad Then Hom at:onped all of kl••inc kind of a and Aid tt lcht ..e a t~ood Then Pete Hid: the bride and croom had TEWKSBARY CAFE Sh,oli Orders a:nd Sandwiches. All kinds of popular Beers on tap and in bottle~. 2nd': Rbom From Comer, Mill and 2nd. Sta. Middleport ., ·. t:nootb old er than any otliJer new' tlrea-1 .moat and Mom alw.,. bad an wu 1orry the7 never bad he could brae about The monl ,... .•r'nel,ht~il' l<~lr~:,~ at the faeto17 wert if D llat.ened to them you'd mothers had aotiUna to Then Cline tbe piau about teaeh · weddlq. Pop wa1 Ill for a leam. weddin&' at lirlt but Unelloo~;~;::1~ ~Mom had to lalll'h to he-rMit aatd they didn't need a bia w time 1hi thourht of wb&t in ebureh but should have a aald Steve wun't •ei"J' tooc:l dinner at home for all the Mwlna on account of aot h•v.inc relatives. Cousin Emmy mother and Mom wae •liowtlnc take charre of everytlllnc at how to whip a bit of lace on !a ~nd made her,seU: the ona to altp--and Pete atooicl wateh. up with Steve and said she'd a mlm1te with t. took •n ht 1 a new pink laee drelll!l--and h&d whea he tbouKht it the t.nll he ..ld 1 anJ other rood lbtt~ of· a 1ucceaa If 'It • Bte•e tJtr-.w .' ! '• 1 On to reporta. ceswere lately be •. tbo sAfc•t trc~d . -- WM>d'o ..... Choice nr.. ~- IHD s7· • ... ~ "1-: ' {< AU telefl'aph and telephOne lin- Ci)Q]d ae•er tell ea were cut by the reMla In one of o~ . 1 t a r .tl 1 ~ 1 ,~ 1 • • ,1 polnt8. bl\n- ~ ' t Active I ~:~~~~:~:·•:•~tratqlew'" g:so \!I P u&e proves ~ ', now Do you know why sht wasn-'t welcome .. s~ hor..lf, dl~n't. Halitotll (bod breath}, the social fau~ no on~ io"iir,i, was the rta&On. Yet no ~' nud .havo ltol~o•l•. GqrvJI"If with Ll~rln~ lnol<!ntiY. d·~ mouth ~dora qnd cl!ock> In,.,. tlon. Uot It dolly. Rocont "''' •h<!w ~~~ U•'!~~· p.Oil!ti!IY ovorcom., ~.. ord!na..,anti. ' ooptkio ~I do In 4 do~" ~ TIUD!.-IN .WO...... atadldates_. Mrs. Vivian Allensworth1 Mrs. Nellie Barsotti ·' ': ,'\ Miy A~s Egnof ,. 1 Mis8 Irene Grueser .. ~ <t·.c ·=:id~~~atd::: ·:~ .,. Mrs. Eunice King Miss Leora Roush Miss Milderd Sommerfield Miss Elttogene Wilson Middleport High ~ool . , , ~yt--- Giouder High Mi113 W"mifred Wolft; .; At Middleport FRIDAY NIGHT · rt...a 8 o'cl~»Ck Middleport; Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio ·Middleport; 'Ohi6 Miss Ada Mae Campbell · Miss 'f.f)is' B. Diles '· ~ FOOTBALL ,, 10 l/i. n Mi--.Wp~ta Young ~ 2 a'a & 5 ... ·r :: , .'Rhtl~d, .Oh~o Minersville, ()hto ,-:> : ~:e:~~i: 8~:: ,, I,< I ., . ! 1 i 1tiddleport, Ohio Letart Falls, Ohio Longbottom, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Mason, W. Va. Racine, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio l ......... j ,l ·' ..•• -- ;r CAMPAIGN OFFICE OPE~ 8 A. M. TO 12 NOON and ALL DAY SATURDAY ' lilt umau 111 111111 I ·: ' ~ ....-:-- tOO:. ..... :....... sardtnr *here revolt rab him · oU't. or communication. "c:aUJd lr:et'P .. ,_ .... .. ,:;-..... ·.i .............. :'. eton for a C!OUple their first moves. Despite manv eX&Ilrerated re~ Q11t porta published abroad. the offlcla.l death toll or yesterday's tightMom eoaldn't was announced today as 22 Pop!" and Mom laid to 1&7 about lt. b.a6 been~~~:;~3 the wounded at 75. co on, ahe would take their weddinc: and oo · p:~o._ e,-e~~ and ahe knt~w the two rla'llt, and looked at Loate 1ona ,that Pet. •nd Santl.a.go, Oubfl, Nov. e:~peeted her to. So when and Unele Louie eave Cousin Em.· Tomlby would be creat Mllttary rule prevailed here today baelr: from downtown my a black look. felt It Ia her a.oae1, It as foree1 to President orau Ban ~t to him ud the flnt thine The Olllr one with ~ eewlnr Stev''• wed:dl~ Martin strove to preserve order aa -waa, "what do they mean, about It wat Tommy, He the VII'J' ume mae h 1n 1 the revolt launched in Ha.vana Pet, wheN they weft rrot~ mother had aewed Jlom'1 wddlac apread to the Cuban Provinces. lrled," like he had ao Stt• ~t waa a rreat aurprise tbelr honeymoon and Pete aaJd dreaa--lt had been blue, juat tU Thirty &u~pect.ed revolutJona~a then Mom asked hlm tt he ~'dt~~;~ ;~~~;~~on aeeount ol the lhadl of Mom'a ere• and Pop were rounded up for queatiordnl' ,had any e7•1 In bla head f1~r Sten'a father alwa)"l Uked It 10 mueA H0111 hut later released . Many houses 'lut two • tbtet :reani but of oue hat be wu ancl Pop teJt bad. too, when were searched ror arms: and revolu· :that dme Pop w.a well worked tbt ttller Obi with bad had to tum ucl Qe It; but i!onary propapnda . .about It and that eye dropped IWl · blue &o ad llW. Troops occupied t , the .provincial ~;, uld be'4 have to bad tldnp Jlom palace. Detachmenta of .toldlers 'about It, u If that made the 1 .nd ~,,, •I •/ •. ;. • ·~- -~· ..~ "I" ..........L,,: 2000 voles ....... , ......... . ..... 5000 votes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,000 vole• '·' $12.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50,000 votes r· • ( ; l¥,lLY 'oTRIBU~E-BY MAlL · . ,3,n'lontili-w1Mc:rip~ lt'.OO ... :~. . . . . - ............ 800 votes .. ' I ~m,ontM·oub!"r!Pti~~.OO .. .' ......... : . . .~ .... .. 2500 voteJ li y..r onbKrl~oon $4iOO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .·. . 6000. votes . ,. .' '2j yflar ~ubicription ,$8.00 ... ~- . 20,000 votes '• • '·• :J;yei:r ~~triPtion $1,2:00 ... '··" ... : ;' . . . . . . . ' 50,000 votes .:j\l! , , . • ' , } TR~BYNE-'I:q.EGR,~ ; : ,.. ' 1 "ar Juh~IJit,~m $1.50 ._ . . ... ,;.. , . , . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 2000 voteo -,\ .)l!,year ,auLecription J . . . . . . . . . . , 5000 votes fi 3· year lubecription .$01 ••••. ••••••••• ._. • . • • • • • 10,000 votes 4iyear oubecr~pt!on .00 .. .,;,:, .._. .... . :'.. .... 15,000 votes !i.year aubecnpllon $7.50 ... , .. •!·;' .... . ... 20,000 votes ill IU �. •, . ' . ' ... 'I'D DAILY TJUBOB& I • •wrt"•• at VIRGINIA GREGG Pb one 582·L ~===:::::==::::::::==::::::::::~~===:==:=:=:===:==:==:=:='~ U I Rernonthon • • t' CLUB HOSTESS I ZaneevUJe with bee husband wbo Ia ' .._,.. MIB& Franoes Daniels was hostess employed there. She was accom- ; <Contlnllad. nom pap Olle) to the members o! her brldge club Pllflltd home by her sia~r, Mn. Don luncheon ror IJtvtnotf tlUa ar~.!: 11nd one gueat, Mra. Robert McKay, /·lien, who returned to her home at noon. Tbe convenaUonl at ""'~ Wedneaday evening, at her home on z.meavme Thur&day. .L 1~~ntn North Secoru:l Avenue. frizel;., for Mra. J H. Smith, and Haael van W ~ th ~nest of e~ at a f.nt and second high aoore were Cooney returned ThUrsday from a :~nne a\e the Turk1ah. Embuty hWarded to M188ea D&hlla Pauley vult ln Lulngton, i Ky., with the Mubi&r, the TUrtJsh. Am~ and Lucille Dutton, reapectiv&Jy. t,orrner's apn. Clyd~ Cope ,.a.nd fam· bsxt $or 11 an old friend of M1sa Da.nlel& served delldous il,y. · DOt.t ' n·treshmenta at the close of phi.y Mn. E. M. ·McCartY• lett Thurs· ! ~ day m~nnlna: fo/. a vl~lt With h•r , P. !. A. MEETING paren\6, ~- and ~~~- E. A. Yontz ' at New S&letn. • w:~e:O:!a::ttng of 1: ~e 1Y;har A eottase prayef. nJI!$1118' wiU be l <ContJ.nued. trcm paae one) e a.y even ~ a . .e 9eld tonl&n~ at 7 o'dpck at. Ule I _ Pt!arl Street schOOl buildlnl. by the home ot'Mr.' and Mrs. Al~rt Ben· a.n~ ' Lhe t~YndlC~tte at.Ul owea the Parent Teachers Association. In flhe rlett comer of · H&milttln &lect bank $6'10 000 Th t 1a baol Lel 1to.JJS~ absence or the president, Mrs. wm- 1tnd 'seeqnd Ave)\Ue. , . , . 68 ~e i01.ns •,..ere • paldu ~ l,,m Bradtord, the meeting was pre- Miss FIBQ.chon Overturf Is spend1• 1full/' . sided over by Mrs. M:~ Smith. lng t.he week wltti relAtives at 01ik 1 'Qi trust company reterred to A m08t ulterest!Dg meetlns was lJill, o , . j by s~tt.h la the Oouniy Trust li.el4 with a large number of new r.1embele beinB taken Into the 88 _ MlM Harrle Marie l::lmith retuqt· • CollliJMny, of New York Clty. Wedneadll.y evenlJli from O.ttarThe fonner govern£11' aald t.hJ.t lallan. PIana were alao made for cd , 1 , shortly after Lhe dea(h or Its ll(l(l le8to her sh h bee 1 a pt'Oi'tam meeting to be presented n w e e as n. s qy na r..t the Middleport high school aym- \\ lth her mother, Mrs. c. E. BmJtll Jdent. Jam~ J. Riordan, ln 1D21it who 111 cqnnned b,l the McMUian Raakob waa asked to take the t aatum o" Pearl Street, Monday hospital Mrs. Smith Is reported to chairmanship of t)Je board and W: ': :::n= Ahmed 0 ••••• utvt .. sffiJt,h BJ JIOII . fldi1'trtd 81 Carrier tt~One Month ... .. ... .... . .. . • Cne Vleck .__ ..... ....•. · • .. · • · · · · · · · · · · · ·eo Th ree •·.aa.unw .. . . ... One -on..u .... · · · · · • " · · · · · · 6 ·00.., a 1Jl •• •• ........ . . ...... . -onw.aa CDe Year ..••. · · ·• · · •· · ·• · · · · ' ••• PBnl&never in thetnlded t:yn<lleat.e. ayndicaw 1n the'nl.e stock in any way, shaoe or rorm.. They • never BOld any of t.he atock exeept t20 ahalft out of n 1111 which wrre oold to even the a~unt. "The stock waa eventually laaul't! ln the names a1 Lhe varuua membert ot the Qndicate and the lo&n p ... Jd In tull with lntercat at the ra.tie ot 8 per oent per annum. "Upon inquiry I ftnd the Bank4 ens Truat Com]liUly lalued a partie.,. 1P~at1on in thla loan to the Chut National Bank, which fact was not lnown to me, to the tyndic&t.J managen or to any member of t.ho syndicate." ---------- Proh1' b1'b'on p,..- fV~~~~~ ~~=:n ~f bwine:<~s ;:n~~: ~nyE~= ~h~ P=l~~ the he improving satlstactrJrUy, · meeting, those in attendance adThe Citizens National BMk wm dltlon of the company. "It was hOwe'Jtr felt deslrabl• journed to tbe Home Ecoromics te clused all da~ BJturday In ob· room where light refreshments were ;::;enance of the leaal ~1iday.. 1 to hnve ~ group oi our director: served. Mrs. Roscoe Fowier. Mrs. WU-1 acquire ahares ln the County Trust, Stellf ana Mr&. Charl~s Saue. ' Company," Smith sa.ld. "In ardl!," Mrs. James Arnold returned Wed~ attended the elghth diStrict . con· I to bring th.La about a &JDdicate. nesday from a rew days visit 1n lt:n:nc ~ th·~ Leglo•' I wmposed onlv or directors, was -- MORE G DAYS And the big voting power of subscriptions in The Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Great Race for $500 in Cash Prizes will be over. Now's tbe time to bit bard! Now's the time help eounts the most. ll!am Blgb Spots of Ca111paign ' ATt YBOY. ' .. FRANCIS 'WALLACE 1 1 AUTHOR. 01' HUDDLI tlillll New . lb. and. WW.. J6wreoce BlDC •nd - ..... J:dlwt&l Office cau 211-L for Blllinn~ Otfloe and t!lreeJaUoa De,t. C.U IGI·& PAOB BtnttavUle, tormed. ~ Mr. !nlllah and M't. Rutob """"' aPJ,'IOUlted manapn. 'nley ~ &utb.orlad. t.o acqu.lre tbe t<ll'llltt• mowu, lin. AdA the ltoct and empowered to borBtill. spent WedJM"d•J in Chute.- row eueh JDOIY!Y u wu nece~~ary .ten. Mn. t.wrenee Bin& ttopped tn llnsnot payment. therefor. at. Beech. HUI. W. Va., to ~Pt~nd Tbele abarn wen SKD"ehued and the remaJnder of the weH wr1tn t..'\e lo6n wu made by the Banters rdatlvea. Truli Company . 'Ibe ~~ 10 'PUt· chaHd was ftnaUy i&aued In th':! namee or the respective partk:i- . nUIIClt7. PBONJI Tollll NEWI TO NEWS Ldi', GBID. .. ' TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH FIRST PRIZE $2 50 00 IN CASH SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN CASH THIRD PRIZE $50.00 IN CASH NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES ~- CAMPAIGN CLOSES DECEMBER 4TH, 1933 ' Subacriptiono count the moot voles if secured before November 18th, 1933. AMERICAN .., Cuban U:Gl,O~ Campaign open to women and girla reoiding in circulation zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph. ' 'I Those who enter may co anywhere to secure subscriptions. There it no restricted territory. :( ARMIS1"1CE DAY . •''' ' Danee ' t • I , VIii Wt'are w1ue~ in return fqr oubscriptiona secured to either paper and the prizeo will be awarded according to who secures 'I 0 K. of P. Hall moat votes. l I! ' ~ ~· ·, - ~ •_ _..___ ' ., Subacripliono count the following number of v;,tea from now ~til Nov. l8th,., On.tba\ date their voting pow~r ,decre!L•e• 20 per cent. ___ _ __. Saturday, Nov_ 11 .... Dunte ne:rh1s o:o•, P. 1\1. 0 GEN'I'S 50c .t;~sr..cAUl.ER. LADIES Z!kl yelled, Mid rou'd stick with Steve wouldn'i come Ia Pete went out and StaYe ...,-~. Mom aDd 1tarted c:r;vin& and EYERYHING GOOD TO EAT AT put her a.nns around her alld ahe pessed she knew anci cry-then Mom 1tarted ~'~~~~,~~ and Pete looked at the two and Ut a elpTet and qld, row. two, it' a not a funeral," Stew told him to abut bta face Nat It; 10 Pete walked out · tboqbt the two of them C1'UJ; and Mom and'' Steve had a loac talk and Steve waa reaJ HD· lible juat aa Mom knew abe would M; and when Pete came In Mom Wld him he waa rettill&' a fine wife and Pete aaid, 44 you · think domb, MomT" and then • killed him and tbey •went bot) •omethtna tl¥ banuMd becauH it' w.ui the~ chiffon 1he had time abe had ldaaed weddln•• and many reart u be thine else for 10 DlallJ ;vean. or anythiar aad Then Hom at:onped all of kl••inc kind of a and Aid tt lcht ..e a t~ood Then Pete Hid: the bride and croom had TEWKSBARY CAFE Sh,oli Orders a:nd Sandwiches. All kinds of popular Beers on tap and in bottle~. 2nd': Rbom From Comer, Mill and 2nd. Sta. Middleport ., ·. t:nootb old er than any otliJer new' tlrea-1 .moat and Mom alw.,. bad an wu 1orry the7 never bad he could brae about The monl ,... .•r'nel,ht~il' l<~lr~:,~ at the faeto17 wert if D llat.ened to them you'd mothers had aotiUna to Then Cline tbe piau about teaeh · weddlq. Pop wa1 Ill for a leam. weddin&' at lirlt but Unelloo~;~;::1~ ~Mom had to lalll'h to he-rMit aatd they didn't need a bia w time 1hi thourht of wb&t in ebureh but should have a aald Steve wun't •ei"J' tooc:l dinner at home for all the Mwlna on account of aot h•v.inc relatives. Cousin Emmy mother and Mom wae •liowtlnc take charre of everytlllnc at how to whip a bit of lace on !a ~nd made her,seU: the ona to altp--and Pete atooicl wateh. up with Steve and said she'd a mlm1te with t. took •n ht 1 a new pink laee drelll!l--and h&d whea he tbouKht it the t.nll he ..ld 1 anJ other rood lbtt~ of· a 1ucceaa If 'It • Bte•e tJtr-.w .' ! '• 1 On to reporta. ceswere lately be •. tbo sAfc•t trc~d . -- WM>d'o ..... Choice nr.. ~- IHD s7· • ... ~ "1-: ' {< AU telefl'aph and telephOne lin- Ci)Q]d ae•er tell ea were cut by the reMla In one of o~ . 1 t a r .tl 1 ~ 1 ,~ 1 • • ,1 polnt8. bl\n- ~ ' t Active I ~:~~~~:~:·•:•~tratqlew'" g:so \!I P u&e proves ~ ', now Do you know why sht wasn-'t welcome .. s~ hor..lf, dl~n't. Halitotll (bod breath}, the social fau~ no on~ io"iir,i, was the rta&On. Yet no ~' nud .havo ltol~o•l•. GqrvJI"If with Ll~rln~ lnol<!ntiY. d·~ mouth ~dora qnd cl!ock> In,.,. tlon. Uot It dolly. Rocont "''' •h<!w ~~~ U•'!~~· p.Oil!ti!IY ovorcom., ~.. ord!na..,anti. ' ooptkio ~I do In 4 do~" ~ TIUD!.-IN .WO...... atadldates_. Mrs. Vivian Allensworth1 Mrs. Nellie Barsotti ·' ': ,'\ Miy A~s Egnof ,. 1 Mis8 Irene Grueser .. ~ <t·.c ·=:id~~~atd::: ·:~ .,. Mrs. Eunice King Miss Leora Roush Miss Milderd Sommerfield Miss Elttogene Wilson Middleport High ~ool . , , ~yt--- Giouder High Mi113 W"mifred Wolft; .; At Middleport FRIDAY NIGHT · rt...a 8 o'cl~»Ck Middleport; Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio ·Middleport; 'Ohi6 Miss Ada Mae Campbell · Miss 'f.f)is' B. Diles '· ~ FOOTBALL ,, 10 l/i. n Mi--.Wp~ta Young ~ 2 a'a & 5 ... ·r :: , .'Rhtl~d, .Oh~o Minersville, ()hto ,-:> : ~:e:~~i: 8~:: ,, I,< I ., . ! 1 i 1tiddleport, Ohio Letart Falls, Ohio Longbottom, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Mason, W. Va. Racine, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio l ......... j ,l ·' ..•• -- ;r CAMPAIGN OFFICE OPE~ 8 A. M. TO 12 NOON and ALL DAY SATURDAY ' lilt umau 111 111111 I ·: ' ~ ....-:-- tOO:. ..... :....... sardtnr *here revolt rab him · oU't. or communication. "c:aUJd lr:et'P .. ,_ .... .. ,:;-..... ·.i .............. :'. eton for a C!OUple their first moves. Despite manv eX&Ilrerated re~ Q11t porta published abroad. the offlcla.l death toll or yesterday's tightMom eoaldn't was announced today as 22 Pop!" and Mom laid to 1&7 about lt. b.a6 been~~~:;~3 the wounded at 75. co on, ahe would take their weddinc: and oo · p:~o._ e,-e~~ and ahe knt~w the two rla'llt, and looked at Loate 1ona ,that Pet. •nd Santl.a.go, Oubfl, Nov. e:~peeted her to. So when and Unele Louie eave Cousin Em.· Tomlby would be creat Mllttary rule prevailed here today baelr: from downtown my a black look. felt It Ia her a.oae1, It as foree1 to President orau Ban ~t to him ud the flnt thine The Olllr one with ~ eewlnr Stev''• wed:dl~ Martin strove to preserve order aa -waa, "what do they mean, about It wat Tommy, He the VII'J' ume mae h 1n 1 the revolt launched in Ha.vana Pet, wheN they weft rrot~ mother had aewed Jlom'1 wddlac apread to the Cuban Provinces. lrled," like he had ao Stt• ~t waa a rreat aurprise tbelr honeymoon and Pete aaJd dreaa--lt had been blue, juat tU Thirty &u~pect.ed revolutJona~a then Mom asked hlm tt he ~'dt~~;~ ;~~~;~~on aeeount ol the lhadl of Mom'a ere• and Pop were rounded up for queatiordnl' ,had any e7•1 In bla head f1~r Sten'a father alwa)"l Uked It 10 mueA H0111 hut later released . Many houses 'lut two • tbtet :reani but of oue hat be wu ancl Pop teJt bad. too, when were searched ror arms: and revolu· :that dme Pop w.a well worked tbt ttller Obi with bad had to tum ucl Qe It; but i!onary propapnda . .about It and that eye dropped IWl · blue &o ad llW. Troops occupied t , the .provincial ~;, uld be'4 have to bad tldnp Jlom palace. Detachmenta of .toldlers 'about It, u If that made the 1 .nd ~,,, •I •/ •. ;. • ·~- -~· ..~ "I" ..........L,,: 2000 voles ....... , ......... . ..... 5000 votes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,000 vole• '·' $12.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50,000 votes r· • ( ; l¥,lLY 'oTRIBU~E-BY MAlL · . ,3,n'lontili-w1Mc:rip~ lt'.OO ... :~. . . . . - ............ 800 votes .. ' I ~m,ontM·oub!"r!Pti~~.OO .. .' ......... : . . .~ .... .. 2500 voteJ li y..r onbKrl~oon $4iOO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .·. . 6000. votes . ,. .' '2j yflar ~ubicription ,$8.00 ... ~- . 20,000 votes '• • '·• :J;yei:r ~~triPtion $1,2:00 ... '··" ... : ;' . . . . . . . ' 50,000 votes .:j\l! , , . • ' , } TR~BYNE-'I:q.EGR,~ ; : ,.. ' 1 "ar Juh~IJit,~m $1.50 ._ . . ... ,;.. , . , . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 2000 voteo -,\ .)l!,year ,auLecription J . . . . . . . . . . , 5000 votes fi 3· year lubecription .$01 ••••. ••••••••• ._. • . • • • • • 10,000 votes 4iyear oubecr~pt!on .00 .. .,;,:, .._. .... . :'.. .... 15,000 votes !i.year aubecnpllon $7.50 ... , .. •!·;' .... . ... 20,000 votes ill IU �• • ' ..." ' : ., '1 . ... ' ,.__ ;.. '• ~· ' Jt!f. Tltf' a TMflr. WiaW Wolv-u tn Ute Adlroo.d&cb are ~ 1\U"e beaocme ot t foulb winter. j our~ .,U. J'uterd&J that. tbe wOlvq wt111 run of a ,_,; ntac 11 loee u ~aple ,.., lD tbe · amce ......,._ ua notJot tllmpt~lp for . . , .. · I ~ ~" Mill • - caner or ton apent.Mr. theap.d wtk endP. B. parenta. JCra, Mn. C. L. IDpll 'Dill dub at all tbe wolve~. Be wu b~ neai ot t.be pack ud every kloth wu abln1n;Jllte a fraternity pb:a. We ~w liP~~ chor ~. lrt..,. Wo aatned tb:t11 I:Qtnutu on him condition. .~ JWeu Mees ot HuntillJiiOn: spent u~ wr,ek "nd wtth her parents. Mr. laltnloaa IGr ,.W ol .;=;-""======'-'- MASON CITY :_d::•;::Y::'.:::at~~ton. POLLY AND HER • ' ,I, ~ ' _;,_ 'tf y· ' Run School ! ' near Bug~ Mtllll County , Ohio. ' on Lau:cl Bt., $5.00 pea· moroth ~ --- 11 Appl~· aL Wholeys court st. ·I NOTICE OF A.PPOINTlUENT . -- - - -~---·_.. - ·---.. ! or Adm!Dlllnt.tor 1 POR RENT- -248 Nor~h Fourth St. I' Ger>'l C..t.~e. sees. l07l:d~ IJ MJ<4Jlepcrt t1 1'001}) house w!Lh i:sla~ o1 Luella Dyke, Deceaaed ' ~Jii!Ugp.. All cuunvcnlencc~. Phone Nntlc:e IH hereby given that ALei:) 348-L. ll ~9·3t 1Shll!ln haR been duly appointed and ; Wl~ l c nees, · · ·- ---- -- '---.,7 .-::( ~ . ' -~ - \o... Hav~n Where Sentiment Ceases------- Mn. Ralph 'Pkkens ia 01",...".~_,,oJ HOW SO,1 1 • hod tHeport, 0., deceased. 1 a par t .ment1 un f urn11 , Dated tht11 25th day 0: October I cno five rolf!~ furniabed . 1933. C<ll Simp- Apia. 68-X. a. A, MoCullough Jud1Je of the Probate Court 11-8·3t 1 MeJsa County, Ohio. 1 """""' • ..,._,,..., l, SON '? "-' '---.,.---' I mi"R;\Jf'r ut' ne:d door to P011t Office. (!;J~;pr~. IN1' ER ~C l'J'1£K U you need h•brlt .dlnJ Hei'YI•:e, free llir. or waler h~ ru. ·Ih., • .~Ov. D-INS-I ~~ ;~~:~t;k'~~~;~i~;s:~~!~:;:::: here satiU'da.y. Dick Hanley, llHbol• expected to 1tain, Art. ccach of the Wlldcat8. was dlsap- · eleven J:dnted at. the ahowlng of hla var- ' ebildten slty yesterday 1n BCl'lmmage aaalns& 1 tonl Man. the yearUngs. plays _ collarbone BloomlnRton, Ind., Nov. 9-INS- . laat year . 1::. C. Hayes, coach of Indiana's I football team, t.oday used a. revised "'"::-":~~f-:.----~-­ forward wall for the CbiCBIO IJ&me ' C. E. F'U!dllng oold 40 head Gl' with Bob Jones, pllfltlng fullba.ek , fine cattle tO Sarriu~l Logan o! Bel-, .,·._. WEST. SA-LEM 11ear spel"t Sunday wi t h at gu&rd. Kelson and Vercuaki gave pre, last Thi.1rsday . He also so!d · · ·BEft1, PlrtWP& an!;to fam1 r.y. . 1 'fhur&day way for Acglemyer and Sprauer ''im 30 tons of hay. Mr. FlndliJ'Ig- 1 Mr.' ond Mrs. Otho Watt& ot Mr. and Mrs. A. L. ~alllday 1\t- l}iawk. . . •-. ;. : .. " tLe Uoe during an o11'ellll1ve scrim- then purchMed ~ .\:!"ad !lf year- b.\iddlt~ apertt < 'Ml~af , with . ~~D.dl!d .PQmon .. OI'Jinge , at · Hem- , ,ca me Logan · called on . J·e~ni~ mage. , Mre . watts' brother, Cash Ntchole.!! lock Grove Saturday night . . ,\ hite T\lc&day aUernOCID':_ 1uug 11 to teed thls 1 Wtn!er. , , , , ; , . ORal ~hllllps and friend of Col- ·f Ivor: T..ogsn vJsif~d 11),8 1 Mr. a nd Mrs. 11:. M. Pierce and r.nd family. 1tiaught : r, Mr. wd Mn:. ,_. 06car Mn, Etbil BiShop ol n .r Hawka ~t-.lu~ .!!Pent .Sur>day with her pa,r· I George Loga n Tuer...day . . . I Pierce of COolvi e, Mr. a:ild MrE. r.iJent Thursday , with' h!!r !ather, e.,ts. ~ert Phi\Up~ .,nd WJfc . ' 1 _Mr · and , Mt~. R.. ,(J. ~·~~~~;:~] IChas. Bet zing 0 :.-)liver Rld~o.·· . John Buckley. .• . •" l:towa,r d Mor~Oll . ~n~ wve Wl~re I h•mlly speut . $atw-~y Mr. a.ud Mr&. Eul Person o! !epent Bunda; with! Mr. and M~. n. E. P. Bolen and son 1\lbf:..~;;f. w>:lre.' ~J.Ldat ltUeKt.s of Carl Weese ~~~d ~· \'.! Ul. Mr.. allrl Mrs. Ward HWlt,~on, Mt . und Mrs. Lowi.; ·E. Swartz. ', In Athens · Mon'day ori ; · bwiness. f/\mtfy of; Wllltesvllle. . Sumner. guest8 ot Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Find · Mrs. C. V. Dlx:;tln, 8011 Har .j', 'l'hey were dinner guests of W. P. Land B!Shop . and AlV@- Bl!ihop 1 Wl1l l.ognn iS helpin g Joe ~raon of Ponu~roy, were Bunda:, Mrs. OeraJd Klug,, son .1\crt. ana f'A>illt,IS. w.:re t)mdneM4 v!sil.orr. In .Tack:len \"ith his corn huskln!l'. ling and r~lly. Thad Hannln ~ o! Pratts Fork, wer.! B'ert Phll1lps and Tt~mily were Mof!da~. Carl Hahcock called "n -,· Erne.;t MIIJ. 1..\bby Hawk H.nd son, Evel'- gnel!ts Tue~dl&y of Mr. and Mrs. Pumeroy bu~lness vt.sitors Monday.. I:'LK R.U·N ·- I Vay Su~day ever:>lng. ~ ·• ,. 1tt, spent Sunday with Mr. Eml, K ~rbert DJxscn. , Roben. Smith of S~lein Center ' ~ I Elizabeth Adkl ns ca.1led on r.1.1rs. Mrs, Ja.me& B'ttB.r tz. j Mrs. Vesta Bentz made aliJ\.u.i. SlJCnt Monjay niRht With BUl Ro· i , John Dalley Thursday. .• ~- Bud Powell and son Ch~~ ~ss .·trip_!-0 -~_:kersbur_g, l'lia!\y n~ lne. , , 1 ~rs ... Je~nie . 'h,'hJ.te ,.sper1t Monday , Garnet BeLlt~ spcnf Monday W4h 1 Of CoJumbus, vlslled Mrs. Powell :; ' - - - - - - - ---~--~--- -·--· ---- mot.httT . Mrs. Emma Grl1!in a :~d · ~ · cr bn:-.~ hcr , GJ.mu G rlffi"'. tlt:l. day. tilF>co 1\llin-; was a Po;ucra:; ·,;,,. land In: I ALFRED Los Angebs, Nov. 9---INs---"etan· rord hns speC'! und · 1 teW' theb· .~s.turday," saJd frlcky uttuc!\ Ocach Howard Jcue::; of Lhe UnlBy IN .B. \Crsity of Southeru CaiUornia toIowa City, Ia .. No v. 9-INS-- (lay. · H~ may h~:~ Ye been fooling as francis Schammel , ailing I ov.1\ £.11 his Tro,Pn ph:~.yers were tn good Jim: man, ma.y !ee action agalnst cor.dltlon exceJ)t · l'.:rsklne, star Mic higan Sr.turd~y . ' physl~lan.'l t~\tlllc . :ltld t.od:. y. A leg mlt.'<'1ion has t· ~ pt hltn 0::1 l hl! sidcJ:;Jes thts 1 CwOJLCc. Wa:.ll , Nov 9 - iNS 1:. !P n ilnrd sc rmmagc scs~ Wa~:l 1 ugto n· s "lrcn -mll.n" cle\ll>J ,,on 1:;:::. enmln~ th{' rcguhH;, ~ uc~ ll.hat played V.'lthout ~ ubslttutlon {(;('('[((I 1.1 &topping M ichi!lt~.n llof• ro.gn lnst S~anford Oct.ob ~r 28 wa~ l'~l,lllSC~ tut ~·o m c gro un d \HI.$ 11:-r:::ktll up today with the d~upping r<ah;ljl{\ thl'Oll!\il. the air andllround ' of Tex Markov, rud. to the third 111" '•·n'[l~. · : ':-lnQ. Dnn Gav.am\·!ch of Chi· ' ~~ .. • ·' · cngo will statt at Markov's plBet> (.olitmtap(JJW, Minn .. NO\. 0----INE U.f!;,;mt California next S~turday . - Minncsc1.n':: tootball t eam wasat I.Tlk t odn~· hv preparation for the Eugene, 01~ .. Nov. 9--INS-The ~1. C!hi1?.nl1 tonte~ l Nov. 18. Snow mos t complete offensive yet pl&nue~.: ~C IJ! lhr! gcphers inrioor~ last by the Univer:sity of Oregon ooachdu~,:, bliL with Pt1g Lund, star Ina: staff "A11l tic poliahed off today Football Briefs t'l'e·l -~ ' I today · worked at. de· deCease IIIJ(Ine:t tho PB.!IS• : - Vernon Cnnntnplarn of Hunt1n1· hm vl.alted relatives here Saturday t'n hill way to h1a home a.t Bvan&. Mr. &nd ).(ra. A. A. Board of ar.ham. Sta.tioo were v!llltora he4'1 Monday. -...,s=·v" · --:;:;('11;;-,i.-:11:;;;-"'~""t..-r-r-,·t..,.t-·• '\.Jf . .: team I· t. , , ..,.~ .-e'!l"Y whiiO. tho <~ drlllodf"'! 1 ~enlalo. :or--~ ~~.- -.-l. ,... !. , I Mr. and Mnl. Kervin LelvinK aJl4 d&Uibter of Salem were vlattorl t.ae Tuesday. Mrs. G. W. lnReiB and Mrs. l-, S. Dletoer were business vlaltora aMiddleport Monday. Macy Ellza~t.Jl S;letper, a alar.. s:.~.• n College atudent, ·~ th,ll wee): t>nd ~ruest of her paren'ts, !4f. and Mra Qbrlsty :wetner R,, h t...,...,.;._ ._L _' w.. · f1.!P P.~ .... wu broqnL homt MondiLY froin a hcitlpttaJ . &t Char! leston and h1a coUcUtJon 11 re· J.orted. to be otlout the same. praetlce wu lrJurl~ to heal. Andlroo~ or<lqred .,. _ . , IR<-..e:e Fink and famtly. u key 's noc . ANNOUNCEMENT Jt.lj .spendhti P'IJlk oJ' PJtlilbun:b speni ItheCharl.eB week end with hl8 mother, 14n. I A.. 11. Lawson, formerly with the Aruerlr-a n omo. the pf01Pm today tor Notre Dame's yaAJ.t.J football ~a:n Ia !· nnal prejafationa for the Purdue boltle 1'011:~1· Coo<lh HUDk . Alldonon ,.~liliiolba "'I ICI'ImmlfO fiJJ." h18 ..tirBt :drinl Bien to allow meat shop m the front room of the b.ui.Jd1nl formerly occupied by l,(ra. A. E. strode. II. bP.en Lt.ppulnted ~~ Mrl. Porreat Baehtlc was a Pomeu:•y visitor Saturday. KeDr!':!th Heaton 'WU a bualneu VlUt')l' at pt, Pleasant St.turday. John McDaniel bu ope04Ml a ·---- - ------ - - - qt:a.lln~d as Administrator of the , "·"""'"" 2 for ·: room fi:Fta.tt ) of Luella Dyke late of Mid· j FOR Rt:NT - Tactllna'~: ~ .t ,QJ:IIrleii'Dn 1where her huS~Ati · W en~red one 01 the Charltaton hoepltala for treabnert. TI<SEr 1••~ 1 = I -:oo-- r . ··! No3 ~ ~ Till! IWLY ' B :Jve~dan )tlU C..(JUI..DN'"f I"'OSSiS;.;i Gl1 A FUL.l .... Notre Dame. Ind... Nov. 9--UJ$-- 1 day. ~":':;~:-:::-::··:;:-·•·:~~:::"'::"::"- .. _ _ , ~· -·· .. :--.·,.,,_, ~ " '· LETART _F~!j ¥r. arod Mrs. Christy :JIIeLncr -r;·rre viJJtor8 at Huntington) SWl• tl rtlr1 lo or Cl' l. ~ll ~1. H. M lJrn1:~ M. ::,..•,, ~.,:~~. ~:.•:t~, '~,~~:"'~,~~t;~,~~~ PAL~; :-:-;;.;;~.;...:.;;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r 1:u:eas!d . For Rent _ I woa. Da tDd tld:; ::!1lb duy of Octo~r. ..... - . ... .,. - - · ., . - - - , , i ( 'f,;..I.T THc!;:E: CHICk.&"<(. a .:-;:> -----:, -.---- , s. A. Mec"u'""" ; · · iS USI::I.E:SS UN/',' --'~ FOR R.lN'f- -Btm:: !t"liuc, all con- I J01doe c( the Prcbat':) Court I 1 _.. =--- ·'J ~ BobCats Ccy ls' ·. ·· Stop 'B~o~· Backs much improved . I I ~~;~iltl~ras .:ecu~ ~'::: ~xecu:~x t~m:~~~~~---•_·•::'::::'::h::c::-b-:"'::':-"'-:"~v:,:l,:•;.'"'::_::h::•re::_::M::OIIli::=•::Y;,· ' .,.~ BobbU small aon or MJ. and ILfti. Chrll Prubt and wbo )1.&8 been Ill with cijpbtherta l8 reported to ba I 11 . .,, '. liM ler. Pt .. ' r.ncl Mn. Oeorp Mecl!l !lDd daugh· vote clr7. The dry or1Q111Uona the blluard Of '81. We were tl\umb- Jlde for mllea. NobodJ oould under· pUJI! . . .1'1:tmla tGr pdoe 01 emphaslltd, ww not aompromiM. inC Covered Wqa,:q In the Roclldu litand whJ tbe wolf ~·t Jn .. -~ . Dr. Edwla. 0. wtnwlddle ot U\e ; 9o"hen the wlnd ltutied to blow Lbe ftnt DUe. We had 1 llq). But National Temperance Bureau Lt un.. ' from all &niJlea ot the Elkimo al· no permit-. Aft-er perapbiJ:lr &roUnd Tbl ~ tater "HllflldJJ lUll& del'lt(lod to have advlaed a coune phabeL. It mowed 10 hard the the creat c:lro1e tor twelve laps we . U' ...,_ ., ~ ~ «W' similar to that W'lecl by Dr. WUion. 'I mountain owls muaeled In on the mddenly reaUHd why the •olt kept JOUr ad lit ~.X ID IUCb a He La acalnat a new campaJPl to hen roost~ . tolna. Be liked. hl1 meala hot. manbel' u liO ~ UN lln&Mit relnatate the Etlhteent.h Amend· ~ --!'MUlti to JOL ment at this t&me. but 1n&ead wollld When fOil ~ret loat In the anow And, Jwt when the 1nk looked Tbt pubJSihen wW. bt rMPOQII.blt have he drya davote themsclvea to you wander in bl8: circles like rt<- the blackest on the new carpet., the ~..~oratt':u.eme~ ~In utJ1na: total &Ntelnence Hnd tem·i fC'I'Dl admlnlatratloDI. After n mow hUzr.ard stopped, the lUll carne out ~:t~uu.. perenctl. rd aeve:nteen linked dayJ we reaUz. 1t. nd there waa Kit caraon wtt.h 11 ~~~1me Dta lbould be J'$Oried - ed we were In for a storm. lnagnlfteent loving cup. U. was a m-~ • JJAROAJNB taken in on Phlloo, grea.t home·coming. They took t.he No advertllement wm be cann for the world'a lar111eat selllnl Radio. On the eilhteenth day or tbe blr <'twvu oU tbe Covered W11gons and leu thaD a IDIDlmum eharte o1 1200 9 tube Westlnlhouse Rl&dJo c.;rcte which wu thirty mtlea from put up fltrlped awnlnp. That wu twent.-flYe centl tGl' each &~Mer~ A·l~tco; 1151 9 ..,.1be Ph11co :!:t.cm b stem, we were pleked up our clol!ea ull except the time the JaJng railroad tlltl and t~ for a barricade, a group, In this sector. Thousand• of •Jollan• worth of produea Uon. screen Orld.--&utomatk volume end Chaled by a. . mean looltlrl& llllll(·necked Pullman porter Htuck <I f•rm .trike Pickets i1 PICture-d on a highway lead., has been de3tro)·ed hr strikert. At Lawton towa, control--ttti; •61.60 Baby Grandi w-oU with tramc light eyes. He was h!e: head lnlide the curtain• and Dl' bato Sioux City, Iowa, one of the atorm centers of pickets turned looae eight carloads of Uveetock after. -a:od condition~ ; 1 Cello 110 only a half~ mller and we palled hollered, "Altoona ." be eurrent farm t.roubJe. Much •iolence bas occurred cattle train bad been forced to a halt. : For Salehlm on t.he third lap. 1 Trumpet outnt, silver •19.50; - - -·· - - · .... . - ... --·;::c_-.•_..c.·.c·cc .. Double-20 ~rauge &hot.IUD-A·l _ Mlllel Betty Orela and HenMrs. E. E. Nl.chols of Akron is ternoon. 110: A complete Une of Philoo Jo'OR BALE-8and . i(ral·ei, lime· But then the rest of Lhe paclt rtetta Pr\ltb were weejl; end guP.Sta ot vil!.ltlng her parents. Mr. and Mre:. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rltfee are Radlo'~Wall PaperPainte--Mu 1the proud parents ot a baby son, &.tone, coe.I f\nd aarkuitme lbne. etartcd to bear dowf! in relay!. Ml8S Oarmellta Cunn1ncham at her Joseph Keefer. slcal llllltrume11ta, etc., H . M. F.;eh one WIUI ten mllell apart. We do any kind of hauling, largo James Diehl of Huntlngtoo W'lll a home at Evans. W . H. VanHorn of Salem. w. va .. born Thursdq. CR068, Middleport.. ll-8-3t They werd quJte sporting abtJut lt. vls.lt.or here Monday. or small Jobll. We build concrt~te MJu Malldne Heaton was a vl5i· wu a v1.sltor here over the weekend. Virginia Meredith was the week.• drives, aldewalk.s, walls, etcs .. by lf they d~ 't . makll clean p1ck.ups Donald ll'o!.;eaong, a atudent. at tor at GloUllter Jl'rlday. WUUam Bo.so has returned to his end guest of friends here. day or contract. Clarence EbersNOTICE OF APPOINTMENT thlly wer.t baok and did it right. We Ohio Unlveralty, apent the weekend Mr. and ·Mn. James Elldna and home at wensvute. after spencling Mr. and Mrs. c. L. FUrbee and bach. Phone 38-R, Middleport., 0. of Executor ~lowed up over the Great Divide at hla home here. daughter of PoJnt PlelV!ant were' · several daya with his sister, JullB daughter were at Pt.. Pleasant, Sat~ 11-8~8t. Gen'l Oode, Bece. 1011~-13 but, tortuna.tely the wolf runnlnr Mn. Elmer Brtnk.er,e.nd daughter buslne811 v1.sttora here ·8aturda3·. Bo6o. It ha.s been tw,nty years ur4,~ty. E~otate of LJate snartnren BalleJ the aecond lea lost his batof' . of New Haven vte:IWd relatlvn here i ~ra. Jease-Johlli!On of Salem wa.s ai,nce Mr. Boso ha8 been a viSltor Mrs. w. H. VanHorn and da~h· ! •'OR SALE-&weet, Juicy turnips · Deoeued _ Satutday. tue Monday Jue&t of Mra. Lewis here. _ ter Sa.Jem, 1s the su-t ot her par~ 20t bUBhel R. R. Lo\t, Racine, 0 . 1 h b M th • Will -..... Henry Neaae W8tl & recent visitor Dodeon Christy Bletner was n pt Pleas,...,. · N0 'I ~ ce s ere Y •• ver a~ • Finally, on the tmrty·eiiJhth da~·~ a.t. Parkensburg • _ ·· cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Ha.rry Purdum H·7-3t. l<:m A Moraan and Gladys J Mor- we heard a stead b thl I . Mt8s Badle Ellas h(UI retumed t.o ant vt.siWr. Friday. and famny. be d 1 1 ted d Y rea 08 n Paul Guthrie or Charluton was a hEtr home h~re after spending a. few Mr. and Mrs. George Mees were 1 ·Mr. and Mrs. Herr.. dn Layne and • h. AIL MAKP'.b or raGI08 eenlcefl &I 1 _ _ --·. _ 1 Vl9ltorn at HuntlnJ'tOn, Sunday or·- · daUghter of New vliited Mr. reasonable prlet>&. Bring In your I. 1 OCIJ 11 . .Y• D tD t:1e Holzer ~ Monda ~ ~b$ and 11 reporied fit be in a r;erf,ouJ th•l .) .. an- when Che:p wav.d hlm tnto tbl pita. J:lut be came o\K IDihl •troot aAd Jt a:ot rllbt. down to cuea ,where ,_,. were ell:towlPI on the &uml. When It oomn tlme to Uuow 10me U~Jit prohlbiUOo.' ! pru,. Anlma.ll know wben the wtn· l'(ldy to tbe wolvu It i8 Dice to llld, the dryJ would : t.n II JOins to be very out doors. bave a runt in lhe rumble leJrt. a c:amPtotan to apin prohlbl~ ! t.tm~ by punuadlna' at,atet J We ain't seen a real wolf since There we were I'UNIIInl Pile by H tt,;'±-) _ llfttt • ·, probtllt-j'PliDI· --~~;~M~J"twonald. Lhe wetiiU'I:I on ThJI Just about oheckl up with "We art far our Apf'l'laohlan man who telefrlpb ll'd. doctrine or prohlbl- thai the mGunta,jn llo1\t an plfk.. for naUOh&l prohtbt· I inl wlt.htn twenty Ctet ot tbe ftre , r Char,..· w.. · ,,_ ,.,.~,, "' · • "'!l"!''!' rr"'!!'J' , .,., 0 ':li" Hi" 1$UIG , ~51~~ U..UJe-lwo . . lwllh lo ., ':.'"""' ur. IDd . J-"'1 UID DIJt " - .' • .'' i~ ~ ,~.-.r,-..--:-.:-.~.-,~. -:-,-:.-.-..-.-,-_'1'1 --.-.-.----~~· ,~ ~ ·· -=- I I ~Oi'. f'rftl.-.~' . ~"\' i;> ".1 fr~ n • hr: :' ;j' ' nndrrl t ~l Hallowcc: • t-.Oda J h\. t he Tuppc1· :"tn:m hi£h c:c;hool Monday Lll s11 1 Mr. un <i Mrli. w. L. Sbreibcr o; :luntingtcn, arc sp - nc\ing a l'.'r.c::: \•iL:l th e l:l.ttcr's br-::ther u.nd Wlf"l. l Mr. n.n d Mrs. c. D. Hentz. j Mr. u.ud MrS;. Harry CarJctoa u; 1 Coo!VUlE', caJlbd on Mr. and Mr:;.: G. E. Guthrie, Sunday . ===::;:~::;::: ,4 • , _'. ! 11galn. ••' L L H:t U·: l' - . - - - - - - -,-, - - - - -.- .·~J . j h1t1 011. CO.• oil, a complete your ra.dlat.ur we Invite yoa to drhr. In pleu.rte. and yoU'D drive ou• plea.ect. IN "11-\E Pomeroy. Second Street CINEMA -· ~ """F=I=F.=rH""""""A""""V..,.E~ .• ,F ASHI 0 N S ·I By JANE GORDON PLAlD BLOOMER DRESS Wtt lu~ira will lov~ this plaided giugh~m bloomer drc-u, hec01.u~e llider siYier is wearing plaids. Jt iJ vivid ted ovtr-plaided in nuy blue. The cunning sf:allaped collar aud ~leevc cuffs ::re of white pi•jue. • l'ILUE THE 'J'OILER Ut--I ,.; ..)~·• "?':.•t~ ,.M ~.u ~""1 . "· - t-• :_x ~ C'00 · O..:hloJ.-:.•:. • H;.~,:...tC 11-.\,.:..,:r ~At1 ..,.. •..._'eOL1'l' My '"-JE C AI'>J <:i fJo\ANC A.'lD I' LL. BUV ~,._....,~ A ~'lEV.: At the ,:,"" ........... .,..1 1--i~,. ~~ c.C & M :~ u 1" ·- .. _ ....... 1 , ·• t .EC' ~. - .;:. • ~ \...~ --... ) --10:·,.._,. --·-·-·· n. .. ·-- .. ·.~ :~ "': F.L L.. ~, OU "THAI ~ ..... ~ • ...,..,.1,-\ , Fil~L"' \.VA'/>.lTS TO -ri1f:LE L•/' •' JE~·'f ,...,'I ..,.a,- . . H'f t For.> '\.."':'\! ~ '- ""'" ~- 16~\:.1\.! ' ~y -rHlklk'. t~~ '1'_: U.S. MOTOR FUEL~~V~~-FOR EMERGENCY :.:::"'':.!thy! hao 150% higher Volatility "" an the kind of 8'11!0Une opeeified for use in lire euglnea ambuLm emergenev eqnipmen~l eee md oth.,., ~~­ • OHIO'S MOST Bloomer~ maKe it a cotnplete out- p Op Ul AR Ia••• 8 ummer Sohio State-wide ourvey In a pular than Ethyl proved to be more po mbi ed the ne~tt oeven brands of Ethyl eo a . fit. n Kyl ~q~rtu 'our IOUN in th' Coli~.,., · h!f ''~~'"" '.ii.o. +'~ . . ... ·.. --·· .. ·"' ' GAS 0 ll NE, . • aeollne hao been made ' Now thto favonte g • • 45"'- added better than ever-mclnding • 7fl starting power for winter driVUtg• • YOLATIUT\' INOO: -.......(1) lite qukk·•ltlrling qoollly "'6""'U"" and (2) Ill a6UI<y 16 p~ immediate ~dri...GIIIOy p.,.or" in a ""no·r:old · •' ' s-oo M;;. IT 6•~:ove ' EQUIPMENT 'l.e'S'TIJ...\6 0=~· The fuhl e~~~ o f the skirt fallitiiJ frO'. n a brief budict, provides load! of freedom lor active Y011ngs ten to romp about. ~~~;>\ End of His Rope--~ ---- \ �• • ' ..." ' : ., '1 . ... ' ,.__ ;.. '• ~· ' Jt!f. Tltf' a TMflr. WiaW Wolv-u tn Ute Adlroo.d&cb are ~ 1\U"e beaocme ot t foulb winter. j our~ .,U. J'uterd&J that. tbe wOlvq wt111 run of a ,_,; ntac 11 loee u ~aple ,.., lD tbe · amce ......,._ ua notJot tllmpt~lp for . . , .. · I ~ ~" Mill • - caner or ton apent.Mr. theap.d wtk endP. B. parenta. JCra, Mn. C. L. IDpll 'Dill dub at all tbe wolve~. Be wu b~ neai ot t.be pack ud every kloth wu abln1n;Jllte a fraternity pb:a. We ~w liP~~ chor ~. lrt..,. Wo aatned tb:t11 I:Qtnutu on him condition. .~ JWeu Mees ot HuntillJiiOn: spent u~ wr,ek "nd wtth her parents. Mr. laltnloaa IGr ,.W ol .;=;-""======'-'- MASON CITY :_d::•;::Y::'.:::at~~ton. POLLY AND HER • ' ,I, ~ ' _;,_ 'tf y· ' Run School ! ' near Bug~ Mtllll County , Ohio. ' on Lau:cl Bt., $5.00 pea· moroth ~ --- 11 Appl~· aL Wholeys court st. ·I NOTICE OF A.PPOINTlUENT . -- - - -~---·_.. - ·---.. ! or Adm!Dlllnt.tor 1 POR RENT- -248 Nor~h Fourth St. I' Ger>'l C..t.~e. sees. l07l:d~ IJ MJ<4Jlepcrt t1 1'001}) house w!Lh i:sla~ o1 Luella Dyke, Deceaaed ' ~Jii!Ugp.. All cuunvcnlencc~. Phone Nntlc:e IH hereby given that ALei:) 348-L. ll ~9·3t 1Shll!ln haR been duly appointed and ; Wl~ l c nees, · · ·- ---- -- '---.,7 .-::( ~ . ' -~ - \o... Hav~n Where Sentiment Ceases------- Mn. Ralph 'Pkkens ia 01",...".~_,,oJ HOW SO,1 1 • hod tHeport, 0., deceased. 1 a par t .ment1 un f urn11 , Dated tht11 25th day 0: October I cno five rolf!~ furniabed . 1933. C<ll Simp- Apia. 68-X. a. A, MoCullough Jud1Je of the Probate Court 11-8·3t 1 MeJsa County, Ohio. 1 """""' • ..,._,,..., l, SON '? "-' '---.,.---' I mi"R;\Jf'r ut' ne:d door to P011t Office. (!;J~;pr~. IN1' ER ~C l'J'1£K U you need h•brlt .dlnJ Hei'YI•:e, free llir. or waler h~ ru. ·Ih., • .~Ov. D-INS-I ~~ ;~~:~t;k'~~~;~i~;s:~~!~:;:::: here satiU'da.y. Dick Hanley, llHbol• expected to 1tain, Art. ccach of the Wlldcat8. was dlsap- · eleven J:dnted at. the ahowlng of hla var- ' ebildten slty yesterday 1n BCl'lmmage aaalns& 1 tonl Man. the yearUngs. plays _ collarbone BloomlnRton, Ind., Nov. 9-INS- . laat year . 1::. C. Hayes, coach of Indiana's I football team, t.oday used a. revised "'"::-":~~f-:.----~-­ forward wall for the CbiCBIO IJ&me ' C. E. F'U!dllng oold 40 head Gl' with Bob Jones, pllfltlng fullba.ek , fine cattle tO Sarriu~l Logan o! Bel-, .,·._. WEST. SA-LEM 11ear spel"t Sunday wi t h at gu&rd. Kelson and Vercuaki gave pre, last Thi.1rsday . He also so!d · · ·BEft1, PlrtWP& an!;to fam1 r.y. . 1 'fhur&day way for Acglemyer and Sprauer ''im 30 tons of hay. Mr. FlndliJ'Ig- 1 Mr.' ond Mrs. Otho Watt& ot Mr. and Mrs. A. L. ~alllday 1\t- l}iawk. . . •-. ;. : .. " tLe Uoe during an o11'ellll1ve scrim- then purchMed ~ .\:!"ad !lf year- b.\iddlt~ apertt < 'Ml~af , with . ~~D.dl!d .PQmon .. OI'Jinge , at · Hem- , ,ca me Logan · called on . J·e~ni~ mage. , Mre . watts' brother, Cash Ntchole.!! lock Grove Saturday night . . ,\ hite T\lc&day aUernOCID':_ 1uug 11 to teed thls 1 Wtn!er. , , , , ; , . ORal ~hllllps and friend of Col- ·f Ivor: T..ogsn vJsif~d 11),8 1 Mr. a nd Mrs. 11:. M. Pierce and r.nd family. 1tiaught : r, Mr. wd Mn:. ,_. 06car Mn, Etbil BiShop ol n .r Hawka ~t-.lu~ .!!Pent .Sur>day with her pa,r· I George Loga n Tuer...day . . . I Pierce of COolvi e, Mr. a:ild MrE. r.iJent Thursday , with' h!!r !ather, e.,ts. ~ert Phi\Up~ .,nd WJfc . ' 1 _Mr · and , Mt~. R.. ,(J. ~·~~~~;:~] IChas. Bet zing 0 :.-)liver Rld~o.·· . John Buckley. .• . •" l:towa,r d Mor~Oll . ~n~ wve Wl~re I h•mlly speut . $atw-~y Mr. a.ud Mr&. Eul Person o! !epent Bunda; with! Mr. and M~. n. E. P. Bolen and son 1\lbf:..~;;f. w>:lre.' ~J.Ldat ltUeKt.s of Carl Weese ~~~d ~· \'.! Ul. Mr.. allrl Mrs. Ward HWlt,~on, Mt . und Mrs. Lowi.; ·E. Swartz. ', In Athens · Mon'day ori ; · bwiness. f/\mtfy of; Wllltesvllle. . Sumner. guest8 ot Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Find · Mrs. C. V. Dlx:;tln, 8011 Har .j', 'l'hey were dinner guests of W. P. Land B!Shop . and AlV@- Bl!ihop 1 Wl1l l.ognn iS helpin g Joe ~raon of Ponu~roy, were Bunda:, Mrs. OeraJd Klug,, son .1\crt. ana f'A>illt,IS. w.:re t)mdneM4 v!sil.orr. In .Tack:len \"ith his corn huskln!l'. ling and r~lly. Thad Hannln ~ o! Pratts Fork, wer.! B'ert Phll1lps and Tt~mily were Mof!da~. Carl Hahcock called "n -,· Erne.;t MIIJ. 1..\bby Hawk H.nd son, Evel'- gnel!ts Tue~dl&y of Mr. and Mrs. Pumeroy bu~lness vt.sitors Monday.. I:'LK R.U·N ·- I Vay Su~day ever:>lng. ~ ·• ,. 1tt, spent Sunday with Mr. Eml, K ~rbert DJxscn. , Roben. Smith of S~lein Center ' ~ I Elizabeth Adkl ns ca.1led on r.1.1rs. Mrs, Ja.me& B'ttB.r tz. j Mrs. Vesta Bentz made aliJ\.u.i. SlJCnt Monjay niRht With BUl Ro· i , John Dalley Thursday. .• ~- Bud Powell and son Ch~~ ~ss .·trip_!-0 -~_:kersbur_g, l'lia!\y n~ lne. , , 1 ~rs ... Je~nie . 'h,'hJ.te ,.sper1t Monday , Garnet BeLlt~ spcnf Monday W4h 1 Of CoJumbus, vlslled Mrs. Powell :; ' - - - - - - - ---~--~--- -·--· ---- mot.httT . Mrs. Emma Grl1!in a :~d · ~ · cr bn:-.~ hcr , GJ.mu G rlffi"'. tlt:l. day. tilF>co 1\llin-; was a Po;ucra:; ·,;,,. land In: I ALFRED Los Angebs, Nov. 9---INs---"etan· rord hns speC'! und · 1 teW' theb· .~s.turday," saJd frlcky uttuc!\ Ocach Howard Jcue::; of Lhe UnlBy IN .B. \Crsity of Southeru CaiUornia toIowa City, Ia .. No v. 9-INS-- (lay. · H~ may h~:~ Ye been fooling as francis Schammel , ailing I ov.1\ £.11 his Tro,Pn ph:~.yers were tn good Jim: man, ma.y !ee action agalnst cor.dltlon exceJ)t · l'.:rsklne, star Mic higan Sr.turd~y . ' physl~lan.'l t~\tlllc . :ltld t.od:. y. A leg mlt.'<'1ion has t· ~ pt hltn 0::1 l hl! sidcJ:;Jes thts 1 CwOJLCc. Wa:.ll , Nov 9 - iNS 1:. !P n ilnrd sc rmmagc scs~ Wa~:l 1 ugto n· s "lrcn -mll.n" cle\ll>J ,,on 1:;:::. enmln~ th{' rcguhH;, ~ uc~ ll.hat played V.'lthout ~ ubslttutlon {(;('('[((I 1.1 &topping M ichi!lt~.n llof• ro.gn lnst S~anford Oct.ob ~r 28 wa~ l'~l,lllSC~ tut ~·o m c gro un d \HI.$ 11:-r:::ktll up today with the d~upping r<ah;ljl{\ thl'Oll!\il. the air andllround ' of Tex Markov, rud. to the third 111" '•·n'[l~. · : ':-lnQ. Dnn Gav.am\·!ch of Chi· ' ~~ .. • ·' · cngo will statt at Markov's plBet> (.olitmtap(JJW, Minn .. NO\. 0----INE U.f!;,;mt California next S~turday . - Minncsc1.n':: tootball t eam wasat I.Tlk t odn~· hv preparation for the Eugene, 01~ .. Nov. 9--INS-The ~1. C!hi1?.nl1 tonte~ l Nov. 18. Snow mos t complete offensive yet pl&nue~.: ~C IJ! lhr! gcphers inrioor~ last by the Univer:sity of Oregon ooachdu~,:, bliL with Pt1g Lund, star Ina: staff "A11l tic poliahed off today Football Briefs t'l'e·l -~ ' I today · worked at. de· deCease IIIJ(Ine:t tho PB.!IS• : - Vernon Cnnntnplarn of Hunt1n1· hm vl.alted relatives here Saturday t'n hill way to h1a home a.t Bvan&. Mr. &nd ).(ra. A. A. Board of ar.ham. Sta.tioo were v!llltora he4'1 Monday. -...,s=·v" · --:;:;('11;;-,i.-:11:;;;-"'~""t..-r-r-,·t..,.t-·• '\.Jf . .: team I· t. , , ..,.~ .-e'!l"Y whiiO. tho <~ drlllodf"'! 1 ~enlalo. :or--~ ~~.- -.-l. ,... !. , I Mr. and Mnl. Kervin LelvinK aJl4 d&Uibter of Salem were vlattorl t.ae Tuesday. Mrs. G. W. lnReiB and Mrs. l-, S. Dletoer were business vlaltora aMiddleport Monday. Macy Ellza~t.Jl S;letper, a alar.. s:.~.• n College atudent, ·~ th,ll wee): t>nd ~ruest of her paren'ts, !4f. and Mra Qbrlsty :wetner R,, h t...,...,.;._ ._L _' w.. · f1.!P P.~ .... wu broqnL homt MondiLY froin a hcitlpttaJ . &t Char! leston and h1a coUcUtJon 11 re· J.orted. to be otlout the same. praetlce wu lrJurl~ to heal. Andlroo~ or<lqred .,. _ . , IR<-..e:e Fink and famtly. u key 's noc . ANNOUNCEMENT Jt.lj .spendhti P'IJlk oJ' PJtlilbun:b speni ItheCharl.eB week end with hl8 mother, 14n. I A.. 11. Lawson, formerly with the Aruerlr-a n omo. the pf01Pm today tor Notre Dame's yaAJ.t.J football ~a:n Ia !· nnal prejafationa for the Purdue boltle 1'011:~1· Coo<lh HUDk . Alldonon ,.~liliiolba "'I ICI'ImmlfO fiJJ." h18 ..tirBt :drinl Bien to allow meat shop m the front room of the b.ui.Jd1nl formerly occupied by l,(ra. A. E. strode. II. bP.en Lt.ppulnted ~~ Mrl. Porreat Baehtlc was a Pomeu:•y visitor Saturday. KeDr!':!th Heaton 'WU a bualneu VlUt')l' at pt, Pleasant St.turday. John McDaniel bu ope04Ml a ·---- - ------ - - - qt:a.lln~d as Administrator of the , "·"""'"" 2 for ·: room fi:Fta.tt ) of Luella Dyke late of Mid· j FOR Rt:NT - Tactllna'~: ~ .t ,QJ:IIrleii'Dn 1where her huS~Ati · W en~red one 01 the Charltaton hoepltala for treabnert. TI<SEr 1••~ 1 = I -:oo-- r . ··! No3 ~ ~ Till! IWLY ' B :Jve~dan )tlU C..(JUI..DN'"f I"'OSSiS;.;i Gl1 A FUL.l .... Notre Dame. Ind... Nov. 9--UJ$-- 1 day. ~":':;~:-:::-::··:;:-·•·:~~:::"'::"::"- .. _ _ , ~· -·· .. :--.·,.,,_, ~ " '· LETART _F~!j ¥r. arod Mrs. Christy :JIIeLncr -r;·rre viJJtor8 at Huntington) SWl• tl rtlr1 lo or Cl' l. ~ll ~1. H. M lJrn1:~ M. ::,..•,, ~.,:~~. ~:.•:t~, '~,~~:"'~,~~t;~,~~~ PAL~; :-:-;;.;;~.;...:.;;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r 1:u:eas!d . For Rent _ I woa. Da tDd tld:; ::!1lb duy of Octo~r. ..... - . ... .,. - - · ., . - - - , , i ( 'f,;..I.T THc!;:E: CHICk.&"<(. a .:-;:> -----:, -.---- , s. A. Mec"u'""" ; · · iS USI::I.E:SS UN/',' --'~ FOR R.lN'f- -Btm:: !t"liuc, all con- I J01doe c( the Prcbat':) Court I 1 _.. =--- ·'J ~ BobCats Ccy ls' ·. ·· Stop 'B~o~· Backs much improved . I I ~~;~iltl~ras .:ecu~ ~'::: ~xecu:~x t~m:~~~~~---•_·•::'::::'::h::c::-b-:"'::':-"'-:"~v:,:l,:•;.'"'::_::h::•re::_::M::OIIli::=•::Y;,· ' .,.~ BobbU small aon or MJ. and ILfti. Chrll Prubt and wbo )1.&8 been Ill with cijpbtherta l8 reported to ba I 11 . .,, '. liM ler. Pt .. ' r.ncl Mn. Oeorp Mecl!l !lDd daugh· vote clr7. The dry or1Q111Uona the blluard Of '81. We were tl\umb- Jlde for mllea. NobodJ oould under· pUJI! . . .1'1:tmla tGr pdoe 01 emphaslltd, ww not aompromiM. inC Covered Wqa,:q In the Roclldu litand whJ tbe wolf ~·t Jn .. -~ . Dr. Edwla. 0. wtnwlddle ot U\e ; 9o"hen the wlnd ltutied to blow Lbe ftnt DUe. We had 1 llq). But National Temperance Bureau Lt un.. ' from all &niJlea ot the Elkimo al· no permit-. Aft-er perapbiJ:lr &roUnd Tbl ~ tater "HllflldJJ lUll& del'lt(lod to have advlaed a coune phabeL. It mowed 10 hard the the creat c:lro1e tor twelve laps we . U' ...,_ ., ~ ~ «W' similar to that W'lecl by Dr. WUion. 'I mountain owls muaeled In on the mddenly reaUHd why the •olt kept JOUr ad lit ~.X ID IUCb a He La acalnat a new campaJPl to hen roost~ . tolna. Be liked. hl1 meala hot. manbel' u liO ~ UN lln&Mit relnatate the Etlhteent.h Amend· ~ --!'MUlti to JOL ment at this t&me. but 1n&ead wollld When fOil ~ret loat In the anow And, Jwt when the 1nk looked Tbt pubJSihen wW. bt rMPOQII.blt have he drya davote themsclvea to you wander in bl8: circles like rt<- the blackest on the new carpet., the ~..~oratt':u.eme~ ~In utJ1na: total &Ntelnence Hnd tem·i fC'I'Dl admlnlatratloDI. After n mow hUzr.ard stopped, the lUll carne out ~:t~uu.. perenctl. rd aeve:nteen linked dayJ we reaUz. 1t. nd there waa Kit caraon wtt.h 11 ~~~1me Dta lbould be J'$Oried - ed we were In for a storm. lnagnlfteent loving cup. U. was a m-~ • JJAROAJNB taken in on Phlloo, grea.t home·coming. They took t.he No advertllement wm be cann for the world'a lar111eat selllnl Radio. On the eilhteenth day or tbe blr <'twvu oU tbe Covered W11gons and leu thaD a IDIDlmum eharte o1 1200 9 tube Westlnlhouse Rl&dJo c.;rcte which wu thirty mtlea from put up fltrlped awnlnp. That wu twent.-flYe centl tGl' each &~Mer~ A·l~tco; 1151 9 ..,.1be Ph11co :!:t.cm b stem, we were pleked up our clol!ea ull except the time the JaJng railroad tlltl and t~ for a barricade, a group, In this sector. Thousand• of •Jollan• worth of produea Uon. screen Orld.--&utomatk volume end Chaled by a. . mean looltlrl& llllll(·necked Pullman porter Htuck <I f•rm .trike Pickets i1 PICture-d on a highway lead., has been de3tro)·ed hr strikert. At Lawton towa, control--ttti; •61.60 Baby Grandi w-oU with tramc light eyes. He was h!e: head lnlide the curtain• and Dl' bato Sioux City, Iowa, one of the atorm centers of pickets turned looae eight carloads of Uveetock after. -a:od condition~ ; 1 Cello 110 only a half~ mller and we palled hollered, "Altoona ." be eurrent farm t.roubJe. Much •iolence bas occurred cattle train bad been forced to a halt. : For Salehlm on t.he third lap. 1 Trumpet outnt, silver •19.50; - - -·· - - · .... . - ... --·;::c_-.•_..c.·.c·cc .. Double-20 ~rauge &hot.IUD-A·l _ Mlllel Betty Orela and HenMrs. E. E. Nl.chols of Akron is ternoon. 110: A complete Une of Philoo Jo'OR BALE-8and . i(ral·ei, lime· But then the rest of Lhe paclt rtetta Pr\ltb were weejl; end guP.Sta ot vil!.ltlng her parents. Mr. and Mre:. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rltfee are Radlo'~Wall PaperPainte--Mu 1the proud parents ot a baby son, &.tone, coe.I f\nd aarkuitme lbne. etartcd to bear dowf! in relay!. Ml8S Oarmellta Cunn1ncham at her Joseph Keefer. slcal llllltrume11ta, etc., H . M. F.;eh one WIUI ten mllell apart. We do any kind of hauling, largo James Diehl of Huntlngtoo W'lll a home at Evans. W . H. VanHorn of Salem. w. va .. born Thursdq. CR068, Middleport.. ll-8-3t They werd quJte sporting abtJut lt. vls.lt.or here Monday. or small Jobll. We build concrt~te MJu Malldne Heaton was a vl5i· wu a v1.sltor here over the weekend. Virginia Meredith was the week.• drives, aldewalk.s, walls, etcs .. by lf they d~ 't . makll clean p1ck.ups Donald ll'o!.;eaong, a atudent. at tor at GloUllter Jl'rlday. WUUam Bo.so has returned to his end guest of friends here. day or contract. Clarence EbersNOTICE OF APPOINTMENT thlly wer.t baok and did it right. We Ohio Unlveralty, apent the weekend Mr. and ·Mn. James Elldna and home at wensvute. after spencling Mr. and Mrs. c. L. FUrbee and bach. Phone 38-R, Middleport., 0. of Executor ~lowed up over the Great Divide at hla home here. daughter of PoJnt PlelV!ant were' · several daya with his sister, JullB daughter were at Pt.. Pleasant, Sat~ 11-8~8t. Gen'l Oode, Bece. 1011~-13 but, tortuna.tely the wolf runnlnr Mn. Elmer Brtnk.er,e.nd daughter buslne811 v1.sttora here ·8aturda3·. Bo6o. It ha.s been tw,nty years ur4,~ty. E~otate of LJate snartnren BalleJ the aecond lea lost his batof' . of New Haven vte:IWd relatlvn here i ~ra. Jease-Johlli!On of Salem wa.s ai,nce Mr. Boso ha8 been a viSltor Mrs. w. H. VanHorn and da~h· ! •'OR SALE-&weet, Juicy turnips · Deoeued _ Satutday. tue Monday Jue&t of Mra. Lewis here. _ ter Sa.Jem, 1s the su-t ot her par~ 20t bUBhel R. R. Lo\t, Racine, 0 . 1 h b M th • Will -..... Henry Neaae W8tl & recent visitor Dodeon Christy Bletner was n pt Pleas,...,. · N0 'I ~ ce s ere Y •• ver a~ • Finally, on the tmrty·eiiJhth da~·~ a.t. Parkensburg • _ ·· cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Ha.rry Purdum H·7-3t. l<:m A Moraan and Gladys J Mor- we heard a stead b thl I . Mt8s Badle Ellas h(UI retumed t.o ant vt.siWr. Friday. and famny. be d 1 1 ted d Y rea 08 n Paul Guthrie or Charluton was a hEtr home h~re after spending a. few Mr. and Mrs. George Mees were 1 ·Mr. and Mrs. Herr.. dn Layne and • h. AIL MAKP'.b or raGI08 eenlcefl &I 1 _ _ --·. _ 1 Vl9ltorn at HuntlnJ'tOn, Sunday or·- · daUghter of New vliited Mr. reasonable prlet>&. Bring In your I. 1 OCIJ 11 . .Y• D tD t:1e Holzer ~ Monda ~ ~b$ and 11 reporied fit be in a r;erf,ouJ th•l .) .. an- when Che:p wav.d hlm tnto tbl pita. J:lut be came o\K IDihl •troot aAd Jt a:ot rllbt. down to cuea ,where ,_,. were ell:towlPI on the &uml. When It oomn tlme to Uuow 10me U~Jit prohlbiUOo.' ! pru,. Anlma.ll know wben the wtn· l'(ldy to tbe wolvu It i8 Dice to llld, the dryJ would : t.n II JOins to be very out doors. bave a runt in lhe rumble leJrt. a c:amPtotan to apin prohlbl~ ! t.tm~ by punuadlna' at,atet J We ain't seen a real wolf since There we were I'UNIIInl Pile by H tt,;'±-) _ llfttt • ·, probtllt-j'PliDI· --~~;~M~J"twonald. Lhe wetiiU'I:I on ThJI Just about oheckl up with "We art far our Apf'l'laohlan man who telefrlpb ll'd. doctrine or prohlbl- thai the mGunta,jn llo1\t an plfk.. for naUOh&l prohtbt· I inl wlt.htn twenty Ctet ot tbe ftre , r Char,..· w.. · ,,_ ,.,.~,, "' · • "'!l"!''!' rr"'!!'J' , .,., 0 ':li" Hi" 1$UIG , ~51~~ U..UJe-lwo . . lwllh lo ., ':.'"""' ur. IDd . J-"'1 UID DIJt " - .' • .'' i~ ~ ,~.-.r,-..--:-.:-.~.-,~. -:-,-:.-.-..-.-,-_'1'1 --.-.-.----~~· ,~ ~ ·· -=- I I ~Oi'. f'rftl.-.~' . ~"\' i;> ".1 fr~ n • hr: :' ;j' ' nndrrl t ~l Hallowcc: • t-.Oda J h\. t he Tuppc1· :"tn:m hi£h c:c;hool Monday Lll s11 1 Mr. un <i Mrli. w. L. Sbreibcr o; :luntingtcn, arc sp - nc\ing a l'.'r.c::: \•iL:l th e l:l.ttcr's br-::ther u.nd Wlf"l. l Mr. n.n d Mrs. c. D. Hentz. j Mr. u.ud MrS;. Harry CarJctoa u; 1 Coo!VUlE', caJlbd on Mr. and Mr:;.: G. E. Guthrie, Sunday . ===::;:~::;::: ,4 • , _'. ! 11galn. ••' L L H:t U·: l' - . - - - - - - -,-, - - - - -.- .·~J . j h1t1 011. CO.• oil, a complete your ra.dlat.ur we Invite yoa to drhr. In pleu.rte. and yoU'D drive ou• plea.ect. IN "11-\E Pomeroy. Second Street CINEMA -· ~ """F=I=F.=rH""""""A""""V..,.E~ .• ,F ASHI 0 N S ·I By JANE GORDON PLAlD BLOOMER DRESS Wtt lu~ira will lov~ this plaided giugh~m bloomer drc-u, hec01.u~e llider siYier is wearing plaids. Jt iJ vivid ted ovtr-plaided in nuy blue. The cunning sf:allaped collar aud ~leevc cuffs ::re of white pi•jue. • l'ILUE THE 'J'OILER Ut--I ,.; ..)~·• "?':.•t~ ,.M ~.u ~""1 . "· - t-• :_x ~ C'00 · O..:hloJ.-:.•:. • H;.~,:...tC 11-.\,.:..,:r ~At1 ..,.. •..._'eOL1'l' My '"-JE C AI'>J <:i fJo\ANC A.'lD I' LL. BUV ~,._....,~ A ~'lEV.: At the ,:,"" ........... .,..1 1--i~,. ~~ c.C & M :~ u 1" ·- .. _ ....... 1 , ·• t .EC' ~. - .;:. • ~ \...~ --... ) --10:·,.._,. --·-·-·· n. .. ·-- .. ·.~ :~ "': F.L L.. ~, OU "THAI ~ ..... ~ • ...,..,.1,-\ , Fil~L"' \.VA'/>.lTS TO -ri1f:LE L•/' •' JE~·'f ,...,'I ..,.a,- . . H'f t For.> '\.."':'\! ~ '- ""'" ~- 16~\:.1\.! ' ~y -rHlklk'. t~~ '1'_: U.S. MOTOR FUEL~~V~~-FOR EMERGENCY :.:::"'':.!thy! hao 150% higher Volatility "" an the kind of 8'11!0Une opeeified for use in lire euglnea ambuLm emergenev eqnipmen~l eee md oth.,., ~~­ • OHIO'S MOST Bloomer~ maKe it a cotnplete out- p Op Ul AR Ia••• 8 ummer Sohio State-wide ourvey In a pular than Ethyl proved to be more po mbi ed the ne~tt oeven brands of Ethyl eo a . fit. n Kyl ~q~rtu 'our IOUN in th' Coli~.,., · h!f ''~~'"" '.ii.o. +'~ . . ... ·.. --·· .. ·"' ' GAS 0 ll NE, . • aeollne hao been made ' Now thto favonte g • • 45"'- added better than ever-mclnding • 7fl starting power for winter driVUtg• • YOLATIUT\' INOO: -.......(1) lite qukk·•ltlrling qoollly "'6""'U"" and (2) Ill a6UI<y 16 p~ immediate ~dri...GIIIOy p.,.or" in a ""no·r:old · •' ' s-oo M;;. IT 6•~:ove ' EQUIPMENT 'l.e'S'TIJ...\6 0=~· The fuhl e~~~ o f the skirt fallitiiJ frO'. n a brief budict, provides load! of freedom lor active Y011ngs ten to romp about. ~~~;>\ End of His Rope--~ ---- \ �. .. ... . UUIUU l11 H-" •WAYWARD YOUTH IS. ~TAKENTOGRAN' ' UE Big Reduction on Ladies resses oats an • Wayne Amsbany AT Q1 EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 2()2-H a .. .. rt un~ FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. VOL. VIII NO. 49 U lt'& Nf!R lt'l In Tbe Tribune POMEROY, OHIO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1933 WEATHER- Ohio mostly clou<ly. :>lot quite so cold tonight. Saturday, cloudy with rising tempe!" ature. Probably rain. .. ··• • PRICE THREE CENTS ... By Carrier 15 Cent&- -By Ma1l ...00 REBHS C~NTINUE . UriC~T OESPIH I wa.s a busl.nesB vlaitor Wednesday. fEDEH~l VICU~l PROBATE COURT NEWR Bitter Strugrle In Cuba Cosh More Than 100 Lives HOME KIDDIES INVITED Children or the Meigs County (.:hlldren 's Home will be given the -All New 1933 Fall Styleso\1 I A L Franz f,f Colwnb1lfl arrived 1j in' Charleston Thursday. • • - • .. • I -~ A ttiense· to vied was tssue<! In the probl.te court here Wedneaday to Oeorje Albert ftad~kln , 21 , farmer pf DyeBVIlle Blld Wanetta Morrison, ••. By RICHARD ARMSTRONG INS Staff Correspondent Havana. Nov 10--lNB-De.!Jplt"! $16.75 Fur Trimmed Coats ot C&rpentet. !heir defeat In Havanl\ in a lonR: bttb>r battle w•.• ch took more than 100 ltve8, rebel foes of Presldem Now $12.75 $24.50 Fur Trimmed Coats Thank You! Friends and Supporte111, 1 am part.klalarly JOU In Interior Prepared Stru~rle Throurh To Bitter End COATS I H. M Rice or Columbus was a I visitor m town Thursda.y in the Ill· terest Of the HOh'le 0WMre LoiU'l Corporation, !1".4RRIA.GE Llt:EN8E 19, INSURGENTS MASS Now $16.75 $27.50 Fur Trimmed Coats uateful lt. tor showlnr your &ppronJ of me a11 Trut~~e of SaUs- Now $18.75 burr Towasbtp durlnr tJH., paflt term. r !hall endeavor to eon&inue te ao fulfill mr duUe-s that you will not be dls- CLUB ENTERTAINED appoin&ed In havln~r ~~ouppor1ed me ·,o ~ole hearh>dly at ttle Elef'tlons Tuellday. ho.~U!.'>B to her oord club Wedne!dfly Mrs. RaymONI Eber.tbach $29.95 Fur Trimmed Coats wts t••cnlng at ht·r home on We~~t Main btreet. Ml!iR Adele Schoenleln wa~ guf'llt or the club Mi88 Mar· Me}er reCPtvt'cl th e pl'iu• foJ h:gh ~corr Now $24.75 $.35.00 Fur Trimmed Coats . Now $29.75 ( ' t5ther Co~~ $5.95,$9.75 up to $69.75 Including our great Shagmoor and Redfern Models .' '· .'· ' 'v ~· ..'' " '~ ... ,.. ' ' •I' i,t''& 'trpe t~\ · materi..la and. labor. baa increased, the coot of pro~tionr ia ' 11roater but the ~mbined , , buyinr' power of ·our two · · · 'stores make it poaaible to brinr you· quality al low ~~\Y.. ~liildr_en'!~._Winter ~oats I • · r ELECTRIC Theatre ._.ero,. Tb•ndaJ and FrldaJ Mrs. John Benkus of second I -M&IIp Evan., QUo Krqer, t treeL waa hostoos Wedne«ta.y eveu Alloe llrady, Una Merkel. MaJ Jng to the merhbers of the women's Poreta:n Mi8Slonary Soctety of the Robtoa, Phllltpl Holme.. I M. E. Ohuuh. ' A lara'e , ·Hedda Hoppel'. of members and guests prest"nt. IJ. ':~amber Jaeks fruhh, 4•95 5 ideal ror oat.door wear. f', • •• "BEAUTY FOR SALE" ROClETY ENTER'rAINED FINE FELT HATS $3.00 Zipper ., HOW CAN WIN-MEN WIN • Sh_, ....... .,..., MO~' Maul& . 1 1 • ~ 1 At Greatly Reduced Prices Silk \Dresses $2.95/$3~5, $4.95 .High Fashioned SiQ\tDresses $12.75, $14.75, $16.75, $18.75, $19.75 Stunning Wool Dresses Mae Weat in "I'M NO ANGEL" GOLD QIGGERS OF . $6.00, $8.75, $12.65 ...,. $15.75, $16.75 i933" • NQv. 19·20-21 LIBERTY BUY NOW! Wool Skirts and $2.95 THEATRE ............ Oldo Frlclay aDd S&tudaJ "SHANGHAI MADNESS" TI'M1, h7 Wr&J. Ralph Morl•ta. Herhri M11D· - S IMN; Tanaa ID VM-0. Fint In Pomeroy. -· \ ---COMlNG- BUY NOW! BUYNOWI ;: ·-~ Plain and Fur Trimmed 25 ~r cent Reduction Smart New .so $ -----wUh ·; z The., Top Coat~ :with raslan •hould~rs. ~n ;:dis· ·ti,n'¢tilie, lu,uriqua look· ing' m'ateriiila. • · . " ' ' Thil' Suits in the , JJew grey tonel, ·fan•, brown~, and &lue casta, sinrle 'and 'dou,ble breasted ; models. ·~ ' -If 'I co~ I. 1 ,-~·:~.:·.... ....... . . . . ,_ Y•- ~011- Malllloo Ftlur t P. M. Blouse!' $1.00 up J. N. Rathburns Sons ·.·Middl•port IN CERTAIN PLACt:$' 1 Where Book ConipaDJ Mcnev Uaed To Alil~.t&­ School Electiorio Columbull, 0, Nov. � 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 9, 1933 lehew partlow skinner white