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' '" . • ~ <"' • FIGHT t~ TAKE l ~M BRIOC[ • ... ~ ~ " Feature Play To [ Be Shown Here 1 ' 11, HOWAilD IIVHITSHL I~ ., LOUIS BIEDllllMANN W amer Baxter and Myrna I Loy Play Important Role& I in "Penthouae" 1 I I EXPERTS LIONIZED -- r.; nces of his long motion 1ar surpiUISfd any or her t riumph~ m prevloU3 picture pa oduct10Ill!l ~''::.~~~~~~'~ I WILLIAM-NEWTON waa ohO•en u the partne< of I ANSWERS SUMMONS I C9.t1Dtf!'S rreatest bridge pJay · ___ b"'.i'me known and • "'· Pt brallrt ' .lta\!II'AIIr lolJtl !!lldl lllotrdoubl1!0blr o'1r [('¥ !tJOUI lllllflp !lllllt (ntltronrb,f!lt llollt. r William NeWtfm well k P OWI1 bn.'llness man or llartrord po55ed a. vay at his home F•lday night j Funeral eervlc~?S to which the r~< lblh: ds Invited, will be conducted at t'iw!' home MOT!'day afternoon lt • :-1tie tR.Bb; she loved, CIRrk Tracy. 1 30 The burial service 1n charge or ~ 'P9Io ·. pl!l.Yer corusitleted th~ FogelsoJ'Ig will take piBI'-t at Beech il't"~tt. ' catch , In society crove cemetery in Pomeroy and I iAe a.'tly atrl wlt.h pride, Pe.trt wl.ll be private I cl& i\i4, not. 1 attempt to explain the Frlends are requestf!d to omit '\1CWI4tencle. of tile ' uncle" &nd flowers rueee~ tel.llltiOnsl\lp wttb t.he man ::,:::_::._-::::::-::-::::--:==-::::-;= l!\f wu seen ev~r)' u ~m.,a tht most excJtJng lvve ~.~\~ti~ -n , whop hOU8t Jib'" sf:o, ~ yet -\\"Tit tell about lhese ex ..1 , when abe finds tl\111 ln:r limes when soctt!ty people :ul· I her, Oi&l'k 'l;'racy ' vepturot.\1' and guugst.Ns all Jlllian 11 ows t.os:ether. Dvn t miu ·Knave 11 0111 swrtP WednesOP.Y r L 1 t' , 11 \.] ' Jllm atDAIIt onu n10rr IPllt !'GUI !Dlltlt. pour hillt. lllallll rael'l Jll"' m aVIIt<. 1 MIM Mary Schaefer N~turnM Prlda,. tram St LoUll, Mo., wh3:e at-eo has been spendinl \be past few week.B vl.slt.!ng her sl.!lter, Mrs H L nb btatonl bum ··- gill I ther lifra Oeot"Ee McQWn and d&U8h · tE-r Misll Asnes McQutgc, are week end vWtor~ lr< Columbus Mr.s Net~le Board or Parkersb\1!'1' returned Saturday after a several day's buslnt!ss vl.slt in Pomeroy Mrs , QeiJrge Hetzel and Mrs Ertsel navl.s returned from OolumbuB Friday whore they ha"We been visit· tng relatives the pBI't ~ral daye. Mra Arch Clunk and SOD Harokl d Columbus arrived Saturday for a week end v1!1t. with relatives tn the Pomeroy Bend They wlU be accompanied home Sunday by the fcstmer's mother, Mnt Johanna Matthewson who will remain for a visit 'The Meaning of Ibership' and 'The Church MemMes&a~e of the Church Today' are the topiea to 1Je di.scussed by c W Cauble, evangelist at the PIJmeroy Chrllttlan c ' utth Sunday according to an an· I nouncement Mr Cauble ls reported to be a m011t I»Urestlna taltftr and the pubUc 1.8 cordially invited t'l attend the evangelistic servicM wu I _,. QbserVe • t" D NEVERF Arnus ICe .. av•IIt\ll\ll1er th• bo" Wcect whO son of "''~:~.~:~~~ RoYUo stoppedMr and 1 Yam \\'hat 1 Y11m. Popeyf! B3' 11,\tem&Uonat News Service ~' S.t Weed who plays a ArUnaton :Nat~¥1 cemMerry. b tne band ____ __ _ cartoon Va., Nov 11-IN&-Addreaslna vet-j Mallhet, 2:30 P. ~ SUIUia) ete.ns in :Armistice ceremontu at 1 the unknown 8old1er'l"' :ll1Dlb ttc!te L~ • .,., .... COMING: "Foottil'ht Parade.. How the American Eted CrOBll dlli· sometime& cart1ed o_pcratloll$ fitrtl l givln& Clf clotblna tools, today, American LeKlon Command~ 1 charged ite primary tunctkm of weeks and months come !ton\ eqUipment ll()UIIehold good!., ,build- er Edward A Hayes bluntly rebtlk~ \ reontlnued frOJn PeiE! one) LIBERTY ~~:lving reUet to victims of 1;11885!1-f north eB&t, sonth and west Relief lnB repa1rs, ind medical ond .hura· ed the adminilltratton for veterilD 1 has been told here by R vi. Fin&- workers ruahe<l rrom one ta&k: to t lnl servloea. Rehabtllta.tlon e.id cvmpenaatlo" cuts, condemned Rua- the ata.tuta to pave the way for THEATRE te1 wald, chalnno.n of the Rolr Call another, one twelve w~eks stfJ!tCh ,...aa 11ven to 226 families ln Auburn r;:.an ,recoai$4Pn ~d appealed for a the aale of liquor In accordance Hldd!oport. Ohio committee of the Meigs County saw 411 disa8ten oocllntlqg , m, I) i.nd 92 rammea in Ellsworth f>OWld dollar 1 with the wet vt'te last TUelday AD ana.lyl1e of the types of dtaLooking• oUt. over the world war Then if the legislature nea:lecta Chapt.er ekltes OestrueUon ranged,.. iioin SuatlaJ and Mond~~oy 1 Nlnety·sb ttmes in Ule )'ear the series or se~cre earthquake• lh asters reveals thai; tJ1e ¥eat' saw ahr~ J!~yes told tile assembled wipe out other 3t&tutea whlch m•'"'l!{ 1 some part of the contlnel\f-8.1-1Jqlt.- Bout.hem CitJtforfUii., t.o the fires lh M tomadoea In continenUtl United Ledorinatres 1wtttlnrwas too aood 1 loca~ opUpn possible, dry communi· "I LOVED YOU State&. 24 floods, 6 fires, 4 hail tr.ar the veterar a~:~abled tn llne ot I ties WO\da be able to t.Bk.e stePIJ ed States was visi~ed by totpa~. El111worth and Aill:mrn. M«itle J WEDNESDAY" nood, fire nr other r01'1ll of cl\ta:i· The eo.rtll tremors re.zed or dam ~ storms, 4 wtnd a.nd haU etormB duty, or fiJr his dependent& He immediately Ui torbld the &Bie of trophe Twenty ..one time& the aged 35135 buildings ki,led 95 pe-. • 3 expiO&LoM t cloudburst. 1 cyclon~. e~ked Immediate restoration or cuts liquor wlthill their bounda.rl.e& un~ warner Baxte1, F.lilu. Landi, I scene of calltpllty W$8' f" unclt! j wM lnJuil!d 4 911 made\ neJeftBltry 1 dlOUiht 1 earthquate1 • 1 forMt ~nd adequate hosplta.llzatlon for der autborJty of t.be old laws VIdor IOI"J, Miriam Jonloa, Bam s Insular pQUeS910UH 1hl'ef! I a hospital , and reJt~billto.tlon tn"o· fire 1 hurricane, 1 mine .~los'lon, veterans I oov Oeor11e White already h"s times the helplesstU!88 of s tO're~ KTS.m witl1 a staff of es W9rkers 1 ahtpwree~ 1 SJ,l.OW b}I:ICII:~e. 1 __ Indicated he wm support a system Laun.HopeCren community under tile prushlqa: haM 1 under Na~ional Red CtOSIJ dlrect\or\ atorm and 1 typhoid tlpldemle Berlin, Nov 11-INB-In a quiet of distribution tlltoUR'h lleenaed reHI!Uilor, I of rate WBS so extreme th..,t.the ~a- created the need''pf a rellef fund of Relief was given In :n7 counties «remony obseroved while ftna:s tallen, but w111 vigorously O}:.PO!ie 1 tiona! Red Cross reaahed O\lt acltlf& SUO 000 and' resulted In the ~vlng tO town& throughout the city fteYJ at top- any systems thlit smackS or o. l't!' Its Dorders "rlth needed 8$81.~tagc~ of help to lO.:FI vletlmfl , "We never know where dlea.ater 111ut, Chancellor AdoU Hitler ob~ tum Of the saloon He sa.id he Matinee 2·30 P M. Sandar 1 The call upon the Red Croe.s to The Malpe fires OC9Urr1n1 lwitll· wlU next strike " aald Mr Pinster- aerved AnuiBtlee Day todaY by liquor to meet the emer1eney needs fqt' fciCir' l tn a few days of each othet~ erll. wald, ur11ns reaponse to the Red plaelnK fl wreath Of' one of Berlin a ' of and 1 medicine, sar~ty, al)d tailed n varlM and ext.e~ve i ClCQ- Ct'C181 1'011 call period, November 11 memorials to her war dead \ I clothing, progl'am of rehabllltauon. 1'4'hlch gram ot aislstanoe, Jncludllll' the to 30 A brown !hirt guard. of honor T H A NK S I toot part in the rita, held comA.... HONOk STUDENTS l'!I.UBhters with Mrs Robinette at paratively obeourely American, BrtTbe 1plentlld. r.ap~r& I neet't'td rrom &be wflera or sattoa Towmtbl' WI tne plano Me88ra Bowtn and tt.!ih and Turkish student aroupa of D..,, The honor rQ"];"(;' 'the! West Col- Strauss !url'Jshc:l additional music alflo placed WJ'faths on the TwldaJ, Noftm.IMII' 7, 18 rnatl,- appnelaW It lball blo ID1 &tm t. '., TO DISCHARGE ITS DUTY wet atoell:,l I 1 ' ~ • • a'tr l C.,1a IM the erazr· N. sets of Eqrope an\4 fnr • thtll .----• ' ore Protect) Ba k Se d contract bridge swept the smart I cure- ~' t:' ..a A_ • • I 8 • 14 ·,.' . . , II L"(' ftJ,t: 8 • ,"er-*'A/ • 1"''' t~·n l\. T,p~' £.< 1 ~ J..04 1 "'. ~ ,. • ...£+. , : ' 9 GIR bY JOAN CLAYTON ~ D ~I ~ ran, a Van Meter, n ' Jiltlreman, WUllam~,Van ~Uee rir"P« ., rew llPd f::.t · oritiu~":f ~,!r:!, :ee:r~ M Roach. ~en at ~l"Jl.lna:too John Qutnc :AdamS t Abt1 ult 'N t.\1 IW.I lletol' Coo' ° lll..JW'c'il,Y~•;:.;i, QIIal1e> *"ft Rfft &be people to do Nov London, ll-IN8-With lQnl George forced to remo.ln In- - - - - ~ce ~:e ~~f ~faay ~ea.J:::s i~~ I IJ & 'I deadt;;t~ t;rhinctt lald~h~s r.mer'~l wrn on e eenoo p , na n• t:ah nlt.tton in pa)'\nl IIOlemn hom.· "88 to the oountry a ml~ war WOl'ld war lhrJne 1n ~ Whtteball u.~ peat• t lood ror the ~·~.~ .~~,:-u. I I lSI"!b~'ioo tho llttem-mlnut< ""'' II worked, tnsurtna ftlrth- ho• it.' E • W , HILL. - - --------- tBDRSE SALE ~hUe the t.radltional two •minut.e1 1 oi sUenoe beslnnlng u Btl : Bep,' huge 'IQ:Ck lJ'I the towm- \of t.he j 1 1 W~ Wfll 9rr(ll' at; hit& A•iloa H•'l"'• or p.,I\amen~ otruet 11 'A THURSDAY NOVEMBER 16 lri,·N~ otlserVed wl\h the U.,Uallm· ' , ''"'t~..i•:J. n!VI!rence , I, I 18Q, •• one o'eloek p.m. .. ---~,....... aear r.a~ Cliff. One Dille 1 ' .rr.-: 1 '"'~ r.- ~ I Pat1801 N~ ,u~~~ ,. tricu'.. no~1 pi PomtrOy, ft ~ ,~• (90d, d~aU~ and f•ntl< Clbanb, &nd B ticitlal oereolony-that. a.t~ ·Ar/n'ltt. I&CNI~hrnea. 1 lit foal' e~t. fN1 a.~ hone TbeJ 11ft,..., doe daJ-w:t-1 ~ ' " r. .-Fl'it.nc!e to4i.f Wftb. llli. lfLe ~ r~Ucnnt \ t: 1 ~ , l ' l t • 1 ~1 1I ·~1 , , i 1 not un"tated to tfto P""'"' Euro· 1 B&r G;jldlDr,lt'...,. •old, 1 ""• ...., ..,a d.,.. P!fn ldt,uatlon Bfl:d tl:ie ott_~a:p...... 14100 lb& ' l ~ I ~ ll 1 I Bay Geldln1, • JI'S. o1d, iwefiJt.& ) ed:;tea&--a o.r war >' '" • ' ~;; m_.Hu~ a:etdlnr, t the sovernmeut too~ fiiJI!Ciafj 1500 lba. l..' ,f • ~t* "t. ~ wplf!l..... lbt. precautioru: that there ahould be BaJ Mare, 6 JrL eld. wellhl H 't bii.r < m•f'CII, ·-• aad 1 71'1. no demoNUatKm ot a purely mU · lbs. o14. wtlabt 1100 lb·. ttary nature, and throuahout 1 I &,. Man, 9 yn, eld, wetrht 1411Cl l on,. 'IWim. mare aiHII pldlnJ, 1 Pranee special tribute was p&1d to lbt. AIU1 • JI'L old, treiP& IIIII 1111. the late Al'llt1C:e Briand, Franee'e 1 Ba7 Man, 8 yn. old, 'ftlrht; UOG 1 Sornl Mare. 9 fi'L eN, weillt' 'Wal'·tlme premier as "t.be Prlnct! • • JIM 11& or Peace" ' 1 Ora1 Mare, I :rn old, weJP,llSA I Bar OeldinJ, 8 ,-n. old, """ch& I I 'J1l.1. I ,.,~t l wtEia;&>~.-.lf•D. · I' I - I &ownlhl,. AUCTION -- - en a tlme ' l~ combltlBt!OD Whenw tea~r. lo t c\er bank. af!lcia.la wish ~open the orade q.ve ' an&. JOllntiOn! obal £4 8 lll": J q B Y·8 ~.:er of 8 they ..,.,, walt rllt.ep minl'llwt., or Ute& after the comblna~ktll ~1 IM't. a ~.-. ~,u • Popl'~ and 0 w.;~: J4bl.,ain of 1 1 It I~ the ~Her ~·t ctaYJ.IIIit ~n~ = <~, "'l''l>i~ , ~ ~·111 Jllerauam, - - \'!Ptalllfi.. Other 1\Wt.&. M:n. LftncUta ca11 not e.d'ord to walt fit ~~..t.;~mer, Porbea. Jlld sme Rice t een minutes to opero tbe sUe even Bra ~:r.9r~., ~e Knapp,l Mlsa: Emma. Watermaa Mra as-' If they i'6rce the btrlcbj.ltl to ~o 110-, AM,It, ~:.Jt~ Mary 8~- born Mrs. nnnt Mn ~ Mn 1and therefiJre the moMy contained wart. Oa~~~_...t'llte..,.rtl. K.o.thleell Mary lllUer:ii~ Maie Btna:. Mra. , therein Ia believed abeolulelY tlll.fe. Shell and RubJ~rEta~ Dolce Mn weua and Mra. DoroI Above the small safe ta a ctraftr Seventh a:ra.dt"it Aifon JobNOn th,y ~r ..nth varlowi compartment& tor EI.Khth 1rade JMe~ne Powler mtJney which mar be left dPen near and Jlmmie SproutS& Carrie Hw.r- K UP .BET&.\ 8 11 1lhe window to COJl4llCt. the dt.J'll rh principaL ETCH Y ANDIT n.-., I hnsJneM At any time 'P!l Cl~ of I Ch~ Nov~-IN8-Cbarlee DOU..U. NOT AOOEPTED : 1 ::.' Mare, I 7n. old, wel&hi uti lh~ bank wlllhes to dlePQISI:!~¥ any P. T. A MEETDIO Stein ch.'\ncterlled by pollee 61 ottawa. Nov. ll-IN8-Th1rteen 1 lllHir. Oeldiq: 1 rn. oW. tftlllh& of the money lq the dra~, tha -"the 'on;.man~ crime wave" todaY thOUI&Iki C1nad1an Polstm&stera 1 1111 lkl. ' al-awn Is merely closed "and ~ I The Kerra Rua. :r;p.rent Teachers wu belDI he!d for murder' because were under lnat.ructlona toda)' to 1 Blk.k M&re, 'r ,.... .w, _,.., mchey dropa throua:tt to the ~e AMOCtation ~ met t · ~tb' at. Ute he hacl to bave lr:etchqp wtth bta discontinue acceptance ot AmerLcan I ISIO n.. bo*w and ean not be obta~ UO.. aehool ln ntuiar selllon. A.r· ~teat. I doUarl offered ln pr.:rment of ewnps 1 Blaell Mare, t .rn. o.N, weapa • •1 T r, he D y n buneI Be..a ala • Nov•aaber • := I 1!\emorlaJ ~nmoe 1r~ny, Is a ama11 aaf• PDenlN: Only HClrrban RUMeb s E K N Av 'L • 'I' umbla sehool llat5 been published all tc!':er B.. lB~~ =w:.ik ~~~, ' erocouragement for the P T A ne~ru:~.~~.e Pa~\~~~~:~· Bit~ \1iOrkerA The next regu!Br meeting Johnson Clarence D&Vi.l, \'.l!ll be held December 14 Foreman BUlle Fry. Alft'ed Gould, Junior oould Don Knapp, Jakie VrlmA.NS FETED Miller Oeorre Younc and BobbY •u,bt ~ of a number or ntteeo van M:e\er Laura.lJOllancl, teach~ Mliii.!_O\B:Ity ClvU wa.r vet.erana er •re ..~,.Rnt Saturday noon at the Grade two MaTpret Trew dinner ;tven ~ &.he O.Uihten. 0[ Grade three Edward JohDJOll the Onion Veteran& at the Reed Andrew Carl K)lopp ' and .oati o~t ~lltl1!let.. ThOmas Roach ee •w~:;. vetera,_ their 0 ...., four ¥""' t.o~\Oe arr wid .., and '""'" ...,... ,..., M m B ljth • 0 h' ~t. Amone the old a:enlemen eruw"t'•• ~··met ~ ..... oe - rtpl'f!.ani'Jn .. ill& Doylln b]ue were Although there has nev r b:eeri • rolio"' .n;:m el"lCa, two contments knew I clayUJiht bnnk holdup s~~~er~. Patricia Warreri as the most dangeroua opponent at rt<ntly he Pomeroy N~tlor.Bl Bank H'u ttl!installed B modern, ~vice ~bl bridge tables. Bu~ thrett men knew her as a sweet {II!S\Jined to frustrate a~y 8\lc'b. at~ .}' · \ tempt t 1 lovely iftl ••. latld ld8$ired herJ One was an aristocrat, A recent wtde-apreaa wave ot 4Jt.Y ' t 1 " : ,.;-~ • i , • tight ban~ holdUPfl thouabollt the llntlt:aa an aa'Y)nt~ ,.r and th'e thud was a gangster Mlddle Wee& hu railed lnaurt.nce .i th 1 1 f th ld f p•otectlon r ~ coneld bb' banJt llt,aure to rea'* es:e~v"'"'t ons.o e wor 0 pro- l om.clal8 8~ arul th era 'aat ty / 't al • > ;. ' " ~ • l bl l c!evlce has bee~ tnit.al~ new : feifalbn bndie where sPCiety peop e, gam er• and 1, 1 P'"• " all! I "',~~· .~ 0 1 -L l · b lbo. th d th 1 J. 1 u on 11 11 llfl.. ~ P...,rta~aeteera rq e WI tpge er-an e ove story Ol i iiOidUp • _1 • ' The 11ew device, manufltt0i$d b')' ~pl}ant girl WhO tried to retnain true amid it all. l lhe Dk!bOid Safe 1anl1 t,oct Opm- II I Berltn Iran•- - - = JIM k 1 ~.,, I ,-n, old, wel&'h'& 1 11a7 !llare,. 1 ,Jn. old, weapa 1811 lbl. 1 1ft.Ue !&delle Bortfl, n• UliL a 7n old wt. ' 1 llaJ &addle 801'1t, a Jft. old., wt. I ....... thO reoufar - - notaun.ntchef Ol' pooiol- .. United 8tat<o IJOII... a~ planf ~or the ~:~ext meetlnat wu killed ta. a l"eCJnt boldup Be~ II funds are now below par In Ca.n- : lenD of the . . . .. llde4 aboft an Ia toll froiD a .... Penbeoa I ct protf.letioJl were~ d~d iild It wu doeldecl tore committlDI the robbery tJ:Mi ada .. 1-·----- ""- ' _a., Tit I 'fi have a ~oeiJ,poK.. Mle a.t that IUDD1~ had ~ • lttilr: and. St&Wtorr rerul&ttaril UIR1t can" I re, n o - - tile ill•• ae honn wiD .. lt.lleait4 tilt!' 1 Cl.tl8 MilTS Wne ~ lett hll ~ 011 &be kltch• 1 &film ~lcel to aooep&an.OB of ,.._ Yq are tu1!J no ebanc-. II W n..a ot a. rooc1 ......,., or _,., Mrs Theo4cn Reed .... hoeWM I Ouellt& at the mefltJq: wart Itev. up bOWe Sttln. f t l &wt.lilnl trial ! CllnadlaD leial tendll' ODI7 but .... • • &1M Prlday attemoon to her brldof·.Cit>l> l>cblnett< and famllt Of llilltfrPr!Oe. fQi' • Ia~ ......,.. wllen pollee dllflnrl the period In which Ulo ...,. - ,...,.. 'l'oa ..., ""1 .... _...,.17 at her h~e on Mulberry Avtiiie. Tlu! former pve a helpfUl ~on toUbd J* ~ ftnttrprlnta ldtDt.le&l American dollar wu at a pramlum. ~from lllrila !doe lot. aplll lD ..,.,.,. OelmiJ', COlli• IMn Llly Coateo .... • ouett or the club Mllt5 Mlrlam. Blackmore re.. ~ived. the pt1le tor btlh ICOn. -Ia -,.,Oil io-.. • .... I . . , . _ . . , "''""' "'1"1 wllh tbOao em tbe utcllup - · ' lhl> ruto w.. Pnentlll' ,.,.....; ' TERMS 1\UDE CNO'WN ON DAJ OP SALI lrBohenl rt'hLA Will followed. by a 1He a4mUted n'hootlng Broomell wltb ~ benefttttng t-:p ''Cheer u'p ' voe&l duet bS' his two pollee salli. • »rtmlwa. 1 H lt.'l NIIWS It'll In • Harold Plsher and roommate R&Y \ltddle of M'a.rlon, students &t Ohio ~niveralty returred to Athens Batrurday atte.. spendtnr Friday with 'the form.er's pal'ftlb!:, Mr, and Mrs A H Pl8her lllasee Allee and Gladys Kerr left Friday for MILI'iett.a wbere they w111 111pend the week end wJth their mo· th.f!l ~ A.. ~ uur at FULL LEASED WIRE l4:ra. John Shorr or Mulbem Ave Govermnellt A 0 'I'rac'J to 1ueceed MaJor Jamu Alter a few introductory renu.rka, CorioJ. the stn.nBer lnquind 1f Diehl Knew --....._ Dt~JbiJdY by the name of Jo11es NAVY DAY PROGRAM IJ'ehl puzzled replled that be did PRESENTED i!lud mentioned an acqua.intance'a l A Navy Day f nt name l .f!at.ure of the 'That 1!1 hlm tlu! man was said to' &hters of the have deelared and then told Dlebl l,f'Jd at the home or Mrs CONDITION FAVORABLE that he and Jones wel"t! wanted for 1R-,,hburn Friday afternoon AsThe conditio!" of Ann MeCroba bootlening Diehl told omeera that 1 ~lstirog Mrs Rathburn a.s hostell8 wbo underwent a mastoid opera the man forced him to leave with was Miss Helen t.lher tlon at th!! Holter Hospital In OP him and they started toward the 1 Twenty six members Upoll!: Frida} t, reported favort~olo. Middleport mayors office The man tl)lJ call b)' naming various c .. ,,....,. Ann, who has been Jll the past &e\ c 1 dered Dtehl w walk wlth b.im to the navy Pollow,ng B sb.ort. era! weeks wtth o. severe cold and a spot near the Chesapeake and r.1 SIS meetlnlf tlie tolfuwinll' pro· r.ar Infection. l8 Ofle of the twin (.JlllO Railroad Company depot gram was p1esented talk on na- d"UG"hters of Mr and Mrs Wright where they could ·oompromlae' tmnal defense, Miss Lasher, a pap- ~cCrol)Q of lJncoJn H111 Whtl" they reacjled that apot, ~~ on Olh•er Perry and Ag~:i:; l HOP TO SPAlN Diehl was uld to have rJllated, the , Byrd two rlano solos, Miss 1 Genevn N'ov 11 INS- Col And rnan threatened to shoot btehl If Mille:.:'--------Cblll'le& A LiliGbc~,h hopped he made an outcry, Diehl saki tne l off from here today tor San Sebandit then searched hurriedly BACK AGAIN bastian Spain thraqh his pockets but since 1\e had nothing but the watch the Dr and Mrs Harold Landlt took 1t n:ho lett three weeks Following the~' hold·Uil, the ban ~ ndo where ELECTRIC dlt Cltdered Diehl to Wlllk up the their futurP rnilto&d trackS aDd to • keep liJOinll' ll',me Due to the Theatre ~Jehl did, wa~g to Pom!tl'oy tlle- locallty where wherl!l bt re~ c tae inddel¢ hve, Dr Crumley ElhE9;1t!Jr'llnCJJ.i l n• 1 ~ sanday •lld Monday 1 tleiit att.twk whiCh ~entilf of the tone bandit could C1u:lr ret.urn • 1 o't be eetabl.l5hed and little evl· , "PENTHOUSE" ueMtt wu 11ven Ule omcers from BAND IN 'l'OWN Warner Baxter, Mae Clark, w~Ueh al\ investltatlon could be 1 A number ot the members of thf! Myrna Lor. Ct.,rlu: Sutter· condurted Green ~nd Whtte Oblo University ~rnd were in tow11 Saturtl&)' moroworth, Phlllipl Holmea, MarIns en route to Huntina:ton where 3 1008 lhel' ooUegc rootboll t ..m "'" me" IIJ &ha Sleeper. the Marshi\U college ele.,.en Amon1 Warner Baxter, Mae Clarlr., N t• · EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R Otnlch ur and Mrs Ben Solan and ROn \Robert of Wooster amved Friday 'for a wee" end vlalt with Mr and t.ol .(Hp ..... ,.~1 ~· Pel'!lonals I ,!lou .. SI!NDAY, NOVEMQI< JJ, !tiS 1 ~ bul)an Haverholt • Hub Mayor-Elect Threatening to shoot If 1m outuy wu made, a lone bandit ataJie(l a dartna hold-up In W~lfl)Ort Frldw.y evenlllf, relievlroK Vlctor D1ehl of Ball Run, of a. ~ket wateh The bl&hwayman searched the m11n fCH' other valua.bles and fa.IHn1 to find llol1)'thlna on bll penon k.ok the W&teb and eJC&ped , The unidentified bandit. approacheel Diehl, who was etandl.na on the Phlewalk r-ear the interaictkm of l'Ylill stnet. and Seeond AvenWl in Middleport. about 6 30 o c1ock, acC;)rdlng to Diehl's st.ory to Bheritr tbP $t.verholt ~ (or purpOiiee of pub y Introduced her to IIOCiety u ~ • nle~ .,'" P~~otrJcla acquleaced t In a. iat~ whUt 11M found It l~ble to explaln he-r poBltloo1 ~ Told To Sheriff Tracy; I Crime Committed At C. & 0. Depot I l'r , t "I ACCORDING TO TALE !I picture A Mar>hattan cocktail or whoopee ~udd,enlY.• W ' Victor Diehl Of Ball i Run lo Victim In Middleport II hridae ta.- r 81 ties love hat e and dilsltlu.~lon b~ oJ. ~e rash10nable club'> losln., Is masterfully mi Jted ror motion pic· I !'r unes tbelrltnhertt.ance lhe lr Lure public In lhe Met.lo-Goldwyns t ilnnln~&. their alimony, Ko- Mayer cos.mupolllau llroductlon 1 ina fln a double or a redouble 1he picture Is a vivid portrayal or ·~~~>men nghtin& to take brldse les modern ute tn New York of life In &ens from e!llj!tlrta 'at tlo tbOWit~.nd Mad Manhattan s love net.ts on Lhe d~llan~ a ,OOI.IJ'ae 'EJj)erts Uon· roof·topll, or political plotting -."Pd. by JOClety and bllllyhooinR da.ndestlne romance-lL daring rethtn'lM!Iv!oa to pea.U of publicity In \elation IJf the merry·io-round of t.ht newspapent · the newsretls th<: 11:e In the world 5 wlckedest metroraC1o .\The wbole .. country con- polls l!'act·brldle Dl&dl MAe Cla.rke Broadway stage ravTbe scene ll New York the time e;aJU! and who has appeared In such u only last the peak or the screen II UCCeMSes a11 Turn Back the I bl!dllt ail In Joan Clay· o.ock and Fast Workers fills a f.or:" Knave ll Girl teatured role us Mimi t he gOf'8'P.OU"' 1 wtd(h will run n.ghl. club hostess who meet.'f a seai'ally Wednesday n ,, terlou!; death llut Miss novel ls uol Phillips Rolmes heads the RHPthe the cord-fevm ~orting casl a.'l Slddull lhe young ' l!odety wheu r:nm-ubou~ to'olon who is occu.st>d ur I to oon the murder of Mimi a former the W\n- sweetheart and whose lite Is Aaved at the lltffi"Is t hro ugh the efforts of his friend , background love st.ory-th~ Warne• Baxter, who conducts a 1 who became "f'cret lnvestlgatiol' of the c1lme 1 fl\ld prove!! that Mimi s death wat1 1 bridge player the climax of au underworld frameIii the stury ol who lnherlteU only LP ;1<-h,e~r lathe•. o.n:l IO~~~e;s ~~~l~laJle~~~r~ntH~~~; II Of dU~I OUb , •... .•.:• Her father Gordon Nat Pendleton George E 11 Btone, Robert Emmett 0 Ck>l'nOI" I entlerna. h&d&been un- Charles Butterworth and RBymond 0 "c___ . even 11.8 a. flle H!1.tt:.: proficiency u1 Pretty women at '' H~lO·UP RI lGHS WHCH fR~M IM[IGS IAN .i I t&J ef'r A ll GerUe Waxted a beau - 1 Ufu l night club girl M yrna Loy 111 1~ ported by prev ew critics to have 1 But Read About II I n "Kaave' 1 Girl" Start· ins Wedneaday .. ' I ' I Warner Bax-;;-;;;d Myrna Loy r.re the fea turP.d p\ayerA In A~ur 1 &mE'TS Roches Penthou11e whiCh "m be ~;hown Sunday and Monday I at the Ele<:t! IC rheater here As. a ~cio n uf an fl.rb:ltocratlc New \ urk family aud D. society Lawyer 1 11ho choa.st"'> t.o deferd not.orlow1 JacketeeN! Wamer Baxter 114 said Lo give 011e uf the ttnesl perform~ , A. Country Goea Wild Over Lateat Craze For Paatime I 1 WEATHER- Fair, cold· er in East and Central portions tonight. Tuesday cloudy and wa.nnP¥. • OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. 1933 The Tl1bUne By Carrier 16 Cen• By Mall f4 00 HAVEN YOUTH DIES OF BURN Wllli~M SHAWVER IS VICTIM: HOUS£ BURNS G~OU~O n Four Year Old Boy Fat· ally Injured In E"plooion OF KEROSENE YOUTH VICTIM OF "FRAT" INITIATION Nov 13-INBRtchard Parks, 19-year-old atuC!I::nt at Ohio State University and .!tal of ThaddeWI Parke, of the unl· verslty asricllltural extension ser1ilee was recoverinK l.oday from a llice laceration that WBS u1d by po· Uce to be the &ftermath of a fraternity ~itlatlon J:xbauated and unconae1Ciun when p!ell:td up by poUce early Sundrs.y I" Om1nl, the youth later told om• CCrll he had been forced to walk a ICing dista.ro~ as part of the 1nit1atlon Beooml.ng exha113ted he sllpved and fell cu\tln& his race sev~ erelr _ _ _ _ _ _ __ COlumbw., 0 , urs I , V l ll NINE l~~E OHm AT WHK [NO IN~UIRIES BEGUN INT 0 C~US[ ~f PlAN [ TRAGEDY Three Are Victim• Aecidenta lnvolvins Railwaya Three Periah, Fourth Critically Injured Air Craah 8Y~WlENCE IN ROBBER KILLS MAN STEEL OUTLOOK IS MORE ENCOliRA.CING Farm Peace Envoy IHUNTER IS KILLED IN HIS OWN HOME 1 -~ J Nt'olo York thO JIY Nov Mal.ZII. 32 13--IN8-An· w nt hunting fer th rt.l days on Long Island H'• aim un<.l luck were exceu~n He c1une home With the bq limiL or waterfowl Ht wal ked bto his apa.rtmenL e:hot~un HI one hand p.mc bag In th e olho>1 As lit. t-nt.fl l ed he tri p· ped on the door still ff!ll dl.sehart~; ­ ~:c' lht. 11un flom wh1ch h1s un remalnm ~; ~h ~ 11 had 11ut bet.l takPn r h1 s lu~t-~ ripped mLo h1s ches• kill 111; twn 1n~tantlY HITlER RHOY B[GIN PROG SA~INC G German Chancellor Nearly Support wiJ. ~.~:~US~~~ RHGH . Son ~:Ex~~~:ION FOLLOWING PARTY Tot Diea In Ho.pital; Cauae Of Blut Ia Problematical ~~~G~IN!NG SHCE: I 1 1 ected Toe!::;e By HUDSON Brrlm Nov formally won the Game With Soviet Recos· moua backing of the tlon In one of history's nition At Stake, Ia Uonl!l Adolf Hitler Continued I lo ..mbark on a new 1 more natlonnllstk program B} KINGSBURY SMITH i home and abroad rNS starr correspondent t Just whal this woUld be Washington Nov 1 3- INB--Th ~ l t erluln but two pointed dt~cus.q\ons between Prel'ri.dent. were made one by Hitler R()Of;eve lt and Maxim Lltvlnorr And on~ by 01 IPnul JOS@~ ~iii: · Russ1an Foreg\n Mln!Rter over Russlnn recog ni tion are gro.duo.lly o.nd favorably Berlin Nov J3 experted to be concluded Chanc ~Hor H ltlt>r dny It WB..'I stBted nL t ht' house l.oda~· Hmdenburg today to formal cnll on The- President Is scheduled um of tht! n•sults or Jeav~ tht!' capital on Friday 1av • t"lectlon Warm Springs Oa. W be gone The aged preRidf>nt ad · ~ Thaniulglvtng vonc d to meet the yo~ It was ~a.ln denied at the Whi<P I chancellor ami took botb hla~ Homu~ thnl any hitch had beP.n hand<: In his own countt>red In the discussion!!> - ~t!~;:~=~t:l~· mov..,d No• Ruaso-Amer\c:J.n today feached ~e he t.ha.nted for hls auhlevttnen~ In Ina "" na~lon." and ed hia hopeR for boih at hiJme the ~- of a~ • - "? ~~ �• ...,.-.'I'D bAlLY ta.IJIO!n-I'Oimllo'r, THE DAlLY TRIB'UN'lf &I I Ml if.,...._ l!IOiter lleDL -··~-llltM:I .,_a,,..,., o.tl1 ... I ~· oa Lower t, Poalef07, 0. m-a ~ "' matt.. *'* .uoar_.. man - It, IOJII, al lilt ,... •• & MO!CDAY,l'lonlKBI:II IS, 1m oil1o. .- , "ATIOH~ 1(llllo- " · Westian Panu.v - 1 ;ll ~p ' Make •t Permanent I ~ 1. J'llu!>WIIh ·~~~~.,..- & ._ ~ r . --·~ PACI. triRU • ' "' HOD- I 1 The Wnhama high Stl,ldents took Mr . .,nd Mrs. John ForShee by he aecond lnnOC\IIation !or dlph ~<nd. Mrs. l•'o x at CUlton, Prlday I tl'er!A Twe&d.ay. '' " ''";·,... ,,... , 'Mnl. Soph~.Oardn!:!r of pt, Plea~ nuve El~ was a business vlliiLOi 1 ~mt vls~ted rent.tives here. ~ill week. 1 Mr.s .'Willl.am McCOy u,ud Ml&ll ttt CharlesloP Wedne&day. C · ilne ll'tuth of Parkersburg J..tlla Turnar has aecepted .:.n. or- ,nns r!U: position a.t the R. F. c. om« \'.'t:re vl81torJ here this week. I' t' Pt. Ple&MLJ"'+:. foe L . DloiVICID and Dr. Newton ct Charleston were buslneas vl8Jtorll here Wednead$y. ' Mrs. L. C. Purbee and Mrli. L. Ruttwcutter attended a pa.rt.y glvco by Mrl. Donald Smith at her }'! :ne Tuesday In hcmor of Mrs. Luulse Olnden . Ruth and Heleu Bletner a.nd Wm. r.ietPer were pt, Pleasant villltors TneadaY ev~namg. James Noflsln1er 1a reported to be i1! at h18 home here &utrerlng from a heart attact. LIUJan Wilson was a business vls· itar at New Haven Md Hartford Wednesday. ,. ~ &tll!"fl'' Ofl~o CaP ~" rar Doatae. orttoe uti Cllo..t.UOii DepL cau m .. a .... .. 1.00 S THE DAYS and th e public in general be¥in~'> to realize that strik e brought about. i;J.v~e~~~~ radi<·.als and iiTeconcilables do~s .npt repre8ent the farm~ ing element, a chi~.nge of feeling pegin:~ to swee p over th~ . Mr.ll .,..........,_ THE F.UM ST~IKERS pass 'A the _ fa~m ,.!.. . t'l!hur&· l Mr. a11d Mr!l. Ted Iaudermllt IIJ't ""acllr' lm· l' t,ht' parent. o! a new baby dtulh· man o.tlended a shower elven , -~or ..,VEBTJSING 8Bflii:SEN'I'&'I'JHI I lly Abll Delhet'eCII BJ Carr er M Ul 0 Cne Week . . . • .. . ........... . f .U ~e on t~ ....... " ..... , Cne Month • .. .. .. . .. . . . .. .. .eo T lree uon .............. . ~- ~ t.tontht .......... ' ..... . - ~;ear ....' . .. ... ..... • . .• ooo81x . .I I * _,, . •. . . ~;.,. -:.,\ ttr bom Su.DCIJ.Y mornlnt:. Mn aeorp JfeiUII'! a nd d&uahtfrli l The new drop eurt&in Ul4 l<:fnery Jt&D ~nd Betty, Mnl. Nettle Lewl&, 1has arrived (or the Wabarna bi&b Mrs. Roy Heaton, Mrs. Anna ~- UJ hc«ll IIUd!torlum a~ 1a very atman ard Glad)'l and Lloyd tmctlve. " pubUahfld ~.,Ill., .. :u ' ·• · • PUI>Ilallld ..... x-le(l 8""""1 St.r.. 'f/l:lib, l«<tteJ1 .... De1h lor pubUca&.IO!J lhQ 1 111. Ule1r namet---aJt.hourh not necBUaJ"Uy t.o be ~ ~0\11 ~~tt;tm'l. bJJwever eacelleot and drllllrable lD U.· atr11 iO DO ~00 ~~be MO.NDAY • .NOVI.MBER 1J.ll38. I ' I "j I ) VIRGINIA GREGG Phone 682· L NEWS 'i! Clinic. To Be · Held In Gallipolis Read GIRL Ua.paraUeled Value $4.95 ., . ,,1 vogue. Pnntusv i~ bla.ck elastic lacE' 1 nnrlf!rtl'arul cn t.' util it :J wilh dE-c· ora ltVf'11" " ~. i cumllint' ~ which MASON CITY Hurry Gress ,.,.o ,_, n. ,,_ • "....Ualnest~ Chiirle.stor. WedneAday. Ralph Picker-s was returned the hospital at Charlesron ~'''Y and Is reported t{! be m a JSerl tus condition. Mrs L. C Furbee and daughter, Marlene \'lstted relath·es at Middle· r r.rt WedPeeday Marjorie Bocnx urtR ll daughter or Mr. and Mrll. Jut'll Bocox is very Ill s uffering • f1 om scarlet fcvC'r Mr!!. L J Ruttencutter and Mrs. L C. Furbee a t t ePded the meet.tng ot t.he Wudneaday Cont-ract .,. Club I nt lhe home Mr:;. . Pett:v. Eileen . Otllinger ! i hiter's IgH at , Joines or j ''l5ltor he~e Monday WB~ a ;.,..on -- i• t~e o~e which , .,.?':JW't.~!Pff~~'!.'f =· ' ·REBELLION- - ll'f WEAK WOMEN The We.tinJhouse in particular, offera tlie peak of iro'bifia perfection. spe'ed, ' ~ase, constant temperature, light weight, perfect balance... Be'feled edge, chrome finish and large ironinl- aurface. Get youn today before price• advance. I I Do11 'I miss iKNAVE'S i GIRL by JOAN CLAYTON 1 the stm·y thaJ dtp;<ls w•·iety's latest /~rill ' ·l ,~g ' I'IFI'Y-NQIB Qddet~. Middlepo~t, Approved applt&noe , m~~ I ;,..• .u 1:1:t a a btr no;st &art:ed outaide and Kom knew tl~e 1 tld,a ,had found out about It and 1 ~ to ..1'eb&41; and half th e ... •llfd ' Ohi., ,. Elec. Co·:. ~ .•,..,·~~.• tlle Mile and etarteJ IIIII 1atber uound5 .o Tommy ~~~- .., ltDd ,.. btto Peto'o M 'ituud down the atnet -him~·· Ohio be purchaaell front other dea~~~~ts ClDmmun.Uy. I • ' Now &hat I have been elf9fTru1tee ed &o IJ'S Suth:p of Township I ' , apt my frlendi , and IIUpporten to b.ow that ·~I am appreelatlve of the tn~st placed In me and hope to Notice To Subscribers ! 'show you durlnr my term tn offloe thai you bave ,Ll ml!lplaeed' yoq_r . lru~tt. " . ' ~ '" • George Phillips, ' .i~ ' .I WHO PAY DAILY TRIBUNE CARRIERS ATWEEKLY RATE • ·' •• . :·f:-l_i j~1 .~ ' • . • . .. <' • \ I' Raies Redueed ,, ' BATH $1.10 t.. liiNING ROOM ANU COFFEE A " . SH~ llncler Same Man&remeal .U.BA CC'I,TRT ' HOTEL New Smyl'b&, Florida iO .,..,.... ...:..~ tSath• ' ..,.,_m ~rl&e • '· '',,' Beat.M for ..-let and Ra.tee - " JAMES H. .ISU·I.Lot. T Amerlcan Cheese (paclcoged, ,....t.urindJ -· has full. natural flavorl Not many smokers have seen a fine: tobacco plant in full bloom, so we show you this picture. Only a few of rhese fine plants are permitted to flower and to produce seed. These carefully selected seeds reproduce the following year the '"Cream of the Crop" for your Lucky Saike, for tObacco must l,e grown from seed each yeu, This careful broedingoffine tobaccos explains why Luckies maincain the same fine, uniform quality from year to year-so round and firm and fully packed-free from loose end:;, AI.WA.YS 1M.fi-t tot--. ~ t 1J t- ;., .j ' ' ·fj.)i-1•• AI.WAYS 1Mfi-tll!tldtmtmJt/p New Subacribero will be started tio · ~n at received.. . " ' ALwAn £uclia jJ/etuel ' 'I Columbua, Obh• ROOMS 11.00, 'US All subac:riptiona oe,::ured by W orkero in the Prize Vottna <Ampaip from present mailonhacribero to the Daily Tribtme or The Tribnne-Telegraph will be credited to the expiration date of ouJ>octiption, re•ard· ,<Ji>*1,.1whelher it io put dfz,'l!'li!'~,-"ilt ! ii6; ;all· ·~~~ <> ~ t:_ .._ ' ~ ' • I , , )r ;.~. ':':, 1 ' . ' . .. .., C:OLlJM.ilUS The advance payment of your oubocrip· · tion will save you money and the annoyance of a weekly collection. The Lady or Girl in the Big Prize Votinr Campairn to whom you rive your oubac:ription will be very rrateful for the votes it will oecure for her. Your paper will be delivered by the same carrier in the rerular manner. ATTENTION MAIL SUBSCRIBERS ·' HOTEL To avoid confuoion, all oub&eriptiono to the Daily Tribune to be delivered by carrier riven workera in the Prize Voting Cam· palp prior to Nov. 6 will be credited u if received on that date. Therefore pay your . carrier in your regular weekly manner up to that time. All oubscriptiono paid worken in the Prize Voting Campairn after Nov, 6 for the Daily Tribune by carrier will be credited as if received on Dec. 4. During the inter· mediate time pay your carrier ao usual. ' I ' 1 low. < A AIJl~rlc• There never wa& a time like the preaent to Jet that new AUTOMATIC IRON. You have your choice of several models in leadinr makeo-AII priced ridiculously Mr~. Cigels whO WRII taken - - - -·- in " I I · mqlt e'!icluoive club ' t~'r B.t I •••*ing '' th ll name uf the ' I, to thf! H eoove'1"""' I A NEW AIRPLANE )lO(Ipl~ll . thiS week 1'1 , ' J HE ~te peputment of Aerona 4f~ ha&· purcha:;ed• u .. t"~ bt .h'(. pie lhoatiit •: caStle or ·T,h· ,.,:_,. ·"', ..,.. · I """'''" . nCft<l~·'~' .1, ., I Is the sues~ of M:r. ' I anThcmae new alrpla.nc. Just why i8 not cJear nor whet use it CIJntJact brtdje. d Mrs. S P . Rlc.kal'd and la.mlly The lnfot·nUI.tlon up to Lhe 4-:l nt Orahl\m StAtion. il; in w ndetJ to be put at the present time. Suftlce it to Kay, Mrs , of wheneverything that contract '~::K~;:An]it dspUI~ however, that in the mi1_1d of th e average man or woman like 1\'RS fanner mllkll"R' a cow. d8Y tuxpayei· in Ohic), it iH about as unneceB!!ary an expendiw ture as could wt!ll be imagined at thHI time. Everywhere about us we henr the cry of hard times. He ftll11 · out. a neu.t corp.plah1t You have allout BJi much chance nau.tnst two skilled Culbertson E\·urywhert! we note thut people need food and raimenl. blank in a nowlnr Spe11cerlan schoii'U'!I as you would have playing Evl!I'y wheJ·c~ we hear the wail that "taxes are eating up Ht)'le. Tile 4-5 bid Is too much in~ cllaradEs with the United States tcrmatlon for value received rlRnal Corps. the peo ple" nnd in the face of all the:P wailings and Dt• .Sarn Ruth Dean, 33 gmw.hi!Jg of teeth, we hear that an airplane hafl been Let us throw aw~oy the oul.lih le . Ieavea or the artichoke and geL Colonel Butler hn.s forwarded hls bought for the Aeronaut1cs Department of the state Gov-1 1;1e engine trouble. decision to the New York Whil!t yearMold physician of GreeiiCI'Ilmcn.t. I Confex·ence. His r·ullPB is alr~ady wood, Miss .. who ~~waits th l: loFno~~~ehere down. em every player In Th4.:l present Situation has far failed to reach the I Why do they rna ke fl:ncnl of Mrs . . opaque? Why are tht!Y Britain. action of th(' grand jury on While here she was p1~int where speed IS so neces11ary thdt n trnm or an auto- 8Q that the light will not shlne NovE-mber 13 to which ,..h, Mrs. Harry Farley. mobile will not take any state official to any part of our ihem? In that game with the Culbc:l't~ Mrs. oeorge Ingels, Radtord 1 'stn te in quick enough time to take care of any !'lituntion u,ns we die! om best. OUr partnl'r wu.~ held on a c hHrge or gels. Douglas Nease a.nd Edw~;d ' Why? To withhold Jnformnt..ion wns George "Jiggs" W.cMnnus. • kt'llt'n" Dr. Joh<l l 't·e." l<tr·, B~ake were Pt. Plea~~art visitors that might arii8e. frcm' th~: opponent..~. Why does n po1 eo ., "Jilur..'!da.y. 'h' · ' t f h h t h 1 kcr pld.yer hug hlH cardR to his K<mnedy, 41. by placin1~ R obert William Fruth, baby 1 IS ts an ms n.nce o w Y we _ nve ~'~UC 1 u Ell'f L••om :ttke n monkey eatinK o coco· They be~tt us thlrtet'l' up nn 0 1 Mr._ and Mrs. Chris Frut_h time to make out· income match up aguinst t htl pu)t I ,tc ex· nut? To keep their ,·alue n. mystery. I fll~y - two to play. po!Ro n m a h'1g hb a II · penses. In the f!Loe of the fact that school teachers arc AFTER BITTER CLASHES CUBAN i not bt.dng paid und tJhat some schools are being closed, W.P 1 w I iiutl thut the state has enough money to buy an airplane when itjs needed just like the average mu·r1 needs n tail. ;rhis, however, hi where a great deal of the public money goes and why the public gets so little fer the money ex- l }Hmded ~And the ·taxes paid. ~ •• ,A KIDt<I"I\PING REPORTED FE'WDAYS ago a couple in Califorma returned from a mj\rjng picture to ftnJ their two year old son misPing. Injjnediately they thought he had been kidnaped and 1:10 reported with the result that the entire country-~ t'ide waB aroused over the incident. Next mornina- it was found that the tot had slept at a neighbor's house after I being found wandering on the street, screaming wit!-1 (car. ... It i8 just another instance of a couple being blessed with a t~hild and the-ir mentality being of ~uch a minor quantitY:that they are unable to appreciate it. They went to u movie with a two year old tot alone in a house at night. 'the child awakened, naturally became frightened .amlleft (the ho4se where a neighbor found him and . to~..:k him horuwwith her OY{n babies. The parents then finding the lied emPW and the child missing, became fr~ntlc only theb what they had lost. If the experience has been a leBBon to them •• well •• parents who h&vc nb idea of re~ponslbill!q co!lnected with parcntl!ge, it il! w~U that it has occurrod in spite of til~ fact that tlje hitrl>t ocea<;ioned to the chtld may work u hardship on it late~ In life, !. Isigned to mold the figure mtn th.e I rraeefu1 lines re(JUired by tiH• nt•w 01' t.he 111me bana we uplaln c\ouble the penalties. It is a hl8.t the llrl~le ~as written tel\ or lnformatkln codes, do,., beforo, wo- ~- EJ>, \1(1>' "' ~· 'nnd,..,_;,jj!(tl>!ol iNNEW by 1o~~:n, Clayton ,, F'ashions a Ia Mae \\'est cannot 1w enjoyed very well b:v milady who Ifetching lacks the Weatian flgure. !\O thi~ undergarment has been de· \ T ( ! \l.s. I. ., KNAVE!IS t·uuntry. Even 8ome of th,e govcrnot'~ Who at tin-t were so cer· tain that the strike was the proper move, have had a change of heart on the rnattt!l'. From the Vt.·ry beginning 1t was evident that the entire scheme wM cuncocted by radicals in the farm element who were inte~at upon some :-: pcctacular and th eatrica l move that wvuld bring utten tiun to th em whil e they pretended to be working to th<' iulerest of the fanner and hi~ frlendfl . As a matter of fact the f-ftrike effort iR the last mov ·~ ! iu th e world that wi11 bring nbout anything like re1ief for tho~e who c.:.re actually in need of help and who ar~ making a sincere effort to help themRe)ves. Brow bear .. i11g, property destruction aud kindred move~ simply !'lerv, t o ntir u.p ill-feeling against those !iO engaged. The-re is no questioning the fact that many farmers are in u very bad way, financially Rpeaking, but it must Hlso be· remembered that 1herc are thou~ands upon thousuud:; of others who are not farmers who also ere in al3 bad u financial Jilemhla~ The thousands roaming the :-;trt!cts .. o.f the cities not only f\r~ \de~i.tute so {ar as money )loeo, tltey have few cJOtlies to keoft .them .~q~l!l' no shel~ tel- to protect them and little or no food to keep them from ~; tnrvation . In neAI'I)• every insta nce , in spite of the terrible financial condition of the needy farmer, he at By Arthur "Buca, Baer kast. has a horne for shelter, food and live stock by which l1c may eat and he can, in a fashion, stave off the wolf ~t ----1rifle better th an hi8 destitute city con!:ifn. I Four·Fife Bid 1111 No Di~e In e••ery game played with Lhe In either case, whether it be the laborer, Ol' the far, \, - --, ha phazard pastboard~:~ the wle · · b · · · t f " j =QOJoil...e .t~ 4 Qulberj;80n charm and romance Involved tn met·, no condt.tlons o hunmg m our coun ry are o sue.u I~:.· . - ~PSinB hl.tl,lhp .. r~»~·:·.• .. ~esswork. Jlaturc tho.t vwlence, bloodE~hed, rapme £..lid property de· Ct · Ord'felub. l 'rid ,. P'n)lfQJ -. 1118 4l~a no trwnp conv~ntton, 1 :;truction can be excuaf':d or even slightly condoned. E;xcept in cuntract bridge, There · lllU tell everything you know ,. -' ... . . .... -:-- ·~· ~"'. .. I I •' ' .. it's toaste d .. lOR 'I'DOAT PIIO'I'IICTION-fOR BETI'Ell 'fAS'I'II �• ...,.-.'I'D bAlLY ta.IJIO!n-I'Oimllo'r, THE DAlLY TRIB'UN'lf &I I Ml if.,...._ l!IOiter lleDL -··~-llltM:I .,_a,,..,., o.tl1 ... I ~· oa Lower t, Poalef07, 0. m-a ~ "' matt.. *'* .uoar_.. man - It, IOJII, al lilt ,... •• & MO!CDAY,l'lonlKBI:II IS, 1m oil1o. .- , "ATIOH~ 1(llllo- " · Westian Panu.v - 1 ;ll ~p ' Make •t Permanent I ~ 1. J'llu!>WIIh ·~~~~.,..- & ._ ~ r . --·~ PACI. triRU • ' "' HOD- I 1 The Wnhama high Stl,ldents took Mr . .,nd Mrs. John ForShee by he aecond lnnOC\IIation !or dlph ~<nd. Mrs. l•'o x at CUlton, Prlday I tl'er!A Twe&d.ay. '' " ''";·,... ,,... , 'Mnl. Soph~.Oardn!:!r of pt, Plea~ nuve El~ was a business vlliiLOi 1 ~mt vls~ted rent.tives here. ~ill week. 1 Mr.s .'Willl.am McCOy u,ud Ml&ll ttt CharlesloP Wedne&day. C · ilne ll'tuth of Parkersburg J..tlla Turnar has aecepted .:.n. or- ,nns r!U: position a.t the R. F. c. om« \'.'t:re vl81torJ here this week. I' t' Pt. Ple&MLJ"'+:. foe L . DloiVICID and Dr. Newton ct Charleston were buslneas vl8Jtorll here Wednead$y. ' Mrs. L. C. Purbee and Mrli. L. Ruttwcutter attended a pa.rt.y glvco by Mrl. Donald Smith at her }'! :ne Tuesday In hcmor of Mrs. Luulse Olnden . Ruth and Heleu Bletner a.nd Wm. r.ietPer were pt, Pleasant villltors TneadaY ev~namg. James Noflsln1er 1a reported to be i1! at h18 home here &utrerlng from a heart attact. LIUJan Wilson was a business vls· itar at New Haven Md Hartford Wednesday. ,. ~ &tll!"fl'' Ofl~o CaP ~" rar Doatae. orttoe uti Cllo..t.UOii DepL cau m .. a .... .. 1.00 S THE DAYS and th e public in general be¥in~'> to realize that strik e brought about. i;J.v~e~~~~ radi<·.als and iiTeconcilables do~s .npt repre8ent the farm~ ing element, a chi~.nge of feeling pegin:~ to swee p over th~ . Mr.ll .,..........,_ THE F.UM ST~IKERS pass 'A the _ fa~m ,.!.. . t'l!hur&· l Mr. a11d Mr!l. Ted Iaudermllt IIJ't ""acllr' lm· l' t,ht' parent. o! a new baby dtulh· man o.tlended a shower elven , -~or ..,VEBTJSING 8Bflii:SEN'I'&'I'JHI I lly Abll Delhet'eCII BJ Carr er M Ul 0 Cne Week . . . • .. . ........... . f .U ~e on t~ ....... " ..... , Cne Month • .. .. .. . .. . . . .. .. .eo T lree uon .............. . ~- ~ t.tontht .......... ' ..... . - ~;ear ....' . .. ... ..... • . .• ooo81x . .I I * _,, . •. . . ~;.,. -:.,\ ttr bom Su.DCIJ.Y mornlnt:. Mn aeorp JfeiUII'! a nd d&uahtfrli l The new drop eurt&in Ul4 l<:fnery Jt&D ~nd Betty, Mnl. Nettle Lewl&, 1has arrived (or the Wabarna bi&b Mrs. Roy Heaton, Mrs. Anna ~- UJ hc«ll IIUd!torlum a~ 1a very atman ard Glad)'l and Lloyd tmctlve. " pubUahfld ~.,Ill., .. :u ' ·• · • PUI>Ilallld ..... x-le(l 8""""1 St.r.. 'f/l:lib, l«<tteJ1 .... De1h lor pubUca&.IO!J lhQ 1 111. Ule1r namet---aJt.hourh not necBUaJ"Uy t.o be ~ ~0\11 ~~tt;tm'l. bJJwever eacelleot and drllllrable lD U.· atr11 iO DO ~00 ~~be MO.NDAY • .NOVI.MBER 1J.ll38. I ' I "j I ) VIRGINIA GREGG Phone 682· L NEWS 'i! Clinic. To Be · Held In Gallipolis Read GIRL Ua.paraUeled Value $4.95 ., . ,,1 vogue. Pnntusv i~ bla.ck elastic lacE' 1 nnrlf!rtl'arul cn t.' util it :J wilh dE-c· ora ltVf'11" " ~. i cumllint' ~ which MASON CITY Hurry Gress ,.,.o ,_, n. ,,_ • "....Ualnest~ Chiirle.stor. WedneAday. Ralph Picker-s was returned the hospital at Charlesron ~'''Y and Is reported t{! be m a JSerl tus condition. Mrs L. C Furbee and daughter, Marlene \'lstted relath·es at Middle· r r.rt WedPeeday Marjorie Bocnx urtR ll daughter or Mr. and Mrll. Jut'll Bocox is very Ill s uffering • f1 om scarlet fcvC'r Mr!!. L J Ruttencutter and Mrs. L C. Furbee a t t ePded the meet.tng ot t.he Wudneaday Cont-ract .,. Club I nt lhe home Mr:;. . Pett:v. Eileen . Otllinger ! i hiter's IgH at , Joines or j ''l5ltor he~e Monday WB~ a ;.,..on -- i• t~e o~e which , .,.?':JW't.~!Pff~~'!.'f =· ' ·REBELLION- - ll'f WEAK WOMEN The We.tinJhouse in particular, offera tlie peak of iro'bifia perfection. spe'ed, ' ~ase, constant temperature, light weight, perfect balance... Be'feled edge, chrome finish and large ironinl- aurface. Get youn today before price• advance. I I Do11 'I miss iKNAVE'S i GIRL by JOAN CLAYTON 1 the stm·y thaJ dtp;<ls w•·iety's latest /~rill ' ·l ,~g ' I'IFI'Y-NQIB Qddet~. Middlepo~t, Approved applt&noe , m~~ I ;,..• .u 1:1:t a a btr no;st &art:ed outaide and Kom knew tl~e 1 tld,a ,had found out about It and 1 ~ to ..1'eb&41; and half th e ... •llfd ' Ohi., ,. Elec. Co·:. ~ .•,..,·~~.• tlle Mile and etarteJ IIIII 1atber uound5 .o Tommy ~~~- .., ltDd ,.. btto Peto'o M 'ituud down the atnet -him~·· Ohio be purchaaell front other dea~~~~ts ClDmmun.Uy. I • ' Now &hat I have been elf9fTru1tee ed &o IJ'S Suth:p of Township I ' , apt my frlendi , and IIUpporten to b.ow that ·~I am appreelatlve of the tn~st placed In me and hope to Notice To Subscribers ! 'show you durlnr my term tn offloe thai you bave ,Ll ml!lplaeed' yoq_r . lru~tt. " . ' ~ '" • George Phillips, ' .i~ ' .I WHO PAY DAILY TRIBUNE CARRIERS ATWEEKLY RATE • ·' •• . :·f:-l_i j~1 .~ ' • . • . .. <' • \ I' Raies Redueed ,, ' BATH $1.10 t.. liiNING ROOM ANU COFFEE A " . SH~ llncler Same Man&remeal .U.BA CC'I,TRT ' HOTEL New Smyl'b&, Florida iO .,..,.... ...:..~ tSath• ' ..,.,_m ~rl&e • '· '',,' Beat.M for ..-let and Ra.tee - " JAMES H. .ISU·I.Lot. T Amerlcan Cheese (paclcoged, ,....t.urindJ -· has full. natural flavorl Not many smokers have seen a fine: tobacco plant in full bloom, so we show you this picture. Only a few of rhese fine plants are permitted to flower and to produce seed. These carefully selected seeds reproduce the following year the '"Cream of the Crop" for your Lucky Saike, for tObacco must l,e grown from seed each yeu, This careful broedingoffine tobaccos explains why Luckies maincain the same fine, uniform quality from year to year-so round and firm and fully packed-free from loose end:;, AI.WA.YS 1M.fi-t tot--. ~ t 1J t- ;., .j ' ' ·fj.)i-1•• AI.WAYS 1Mfi-tll!tldtmtmJt/p New Subacribero will be started tio · ~n at received.. . " ' ALwAn £uclia jJ/etuel ' 'I Columbua, Obh• ROOMS 11.00, 'US All subac:riptiona oe,::ured by W orkero in the Prize Vottna <Ampaip from present mailonhacribero to the Daily Tribtme or The Tribnne-Telegraph will be credited to the expiration date of ouJ>octiption, re•ard· ,<Ji>*1,.1whelher it io put dfz,'l!'li!'~,-"ilt ! ii6; ;all· ·~~~ <> ~ t:_ .._ ' ~ ' • I , , )r ;.~. ':':, 1 ' . ' . .. .., C:OLlJM.ilUS The advance payment of your oubocrip· · tion will save you money and the annoyance of a weekly collection. The Lady or Girl in the Big Prize Votinr Campairn to whom you rive your oubac:ription will be very rrateful for the votes it will oecure for her. Your paper will be delivered by the same carrier in the rerular manner. ATTENTION MAIL SUBSCRIBERS ·' HOTEL To avoid confuoion, all oub&eriptiono to the Daily Tribune to be delivered by carrier riven workera in the Prize Voting Cam· palp prior to Nov. 6 will be credited u if received on that date. Therefore pay your . carrier in your regular weekly manner up to that time. All oubscriptiono paid worken in the Prize Voting Campairn after Nov, 6 for the Daily Tribune by carrier will be credited as if received on Dec. 4. During the inter· mediate time pay your carrier ao usual. ' I ' 1 low. < A AIJl~rlc• There never wa& a time like the preaent to Jet that new AUTOMATIC IRON. You have your choice of several models in leadinr makeo-AII priced ridiculously Mr~. Cigels whO WRII taken - - - -·- in " I I · mqlt e'!icluoive club ' t~'r B.t I •••*ing '' th ll name uf the ' I, to thf! H eoove'1"""' I A NEW AIRPLANE )lO(Ipl~ll . thiS week 1'1 , ' J HE ~te peputment of Aerona 4f~ ha&· purcha:;ed• u .. t"~ bt .h'(. pie lhoatiit •: caStle or ·T,h· ,.,:_,. ·"', ..,.. · I """'''" . nCft<l~·'~' .1, ., I Is the sues~ of M:r. ' I anThcmae new alrpla.nc. Just why i8 not cJear nor whet use it CIJntJact brtdje. d Mrs. S P . Rlc.kal'd and la.mlly The lnfot·nUI.tlon up to Lhe 4-:l nt Orahl\m StAtion. il; in w ndetJ to be put at the present time. Suftlce it to Kay, Mrs , of wheneverything that contract '~::K~;:An]it dspUI~ however, that in the mi1_1d of th e average man or woman like 1\'RS fanner mllkll"R' a cow. d8Y tuxpayei· in Ohic), it iH about as unneceB!!ary an expendiw ture as could wt!ll be imagined at thHI time. Everywhere about us we henr the cry of hard times. He ftll11 · out. a neu.t corp.plah1t You have allout BJi much chance nau.tnst two skilled Culbertson E\·urywhert! we note thut people need food and raimenl. blank in a nowlnr Spe11cerlan schoii'U'!I as you would have playing Evl!I'y wheJ·c~ we hear the wail that "taxes are eating up Ht)'le. Tile 4-5 bid Is too much in~ cllaradEs with the United States tcrmatlon for value received rlRnal Corps. the peo ple" nnd in the face of all the:P wailings and Dt• .Sarn Ruth Dean, 33 gmw.hi!Jg of teeth, we hear that an airplane hafl been Let us throw aw~oy the oul.lih le . Ieavea or the artichoke and geL Colonel Butler hn.s forwarded hls bought for the Aeronaut1cs Department of the state Gov-1 1;1e engine trouble. decision to the New York Whil!t yearMold physician of GreeiiCI'Ilmcn.t. I Confex·ence. His r·ullPB is alr~ady wood, Miss .. who ~~waits th l: loFno~~~ehere down. em every player In Th4.:l present Situation has far failed to reach the I Why do they rna ke fl:ncnl of Mrs . . opaque? Why are tht!Y Britain. action of th(' grand jury on While here she was p1~int where speed IS so neces11ary thdt n trnm or an auto- 8Q that the light will not shlne NovE-mber 13 to which ,..h, Mrs. Harry Farley. mobile will not take any state official to any part of our ihem? In that game with the Culbc:l't~ Mrs. oeorge Ingels, Radtord 1 'stn te in quick enough time to take care of any !'lituntion u,ns we die! om best. OUr partnl'r wu.~ held on a c hHrge or gels. Douglas Nease a.nd Edw~;d ' Why? To withhold Jnformnt..ion wns George "Jiggs" W.cMnnus. • kt'llt'n" Dr. Joh<l l 't·e." l<tr·, B~ake were Pt. Plea~~art visitors that might arii8e. frcm' th~: opponent..~. Why does n po1 eo ., "Jilur..'!da.y. 'h' · ' t f h h t h 1 kcr pld.yer hug hlH cardR to his K<mnedy, 41. by placin1~ R obert William Fruth, baby 1 IS ts an ms n.nce o w Y we _ nve ~'~UC 1 u Ell'f L••om :ttke n monkey eatinK o coco· They be~tt us thlrtet'l' up nn 0 1 Mr._ and Mrs. Chris Frut_h time to make out· income match up aguinst t htl pu)t I ,tc ex· nut? To keep their ,·alue n. mystery. I fll~y - two to play. po!Ro n m a h'1g hb a II · penses. In the f!Loe of the fact that school teachers arc AFTER BITTER CLASHES CUBAN i not bt.dng paid und tJhat some schools are being closed, W.P 1 w I iiutl thut the state has enough money to buy an airplane when itjs needed just like the average mu·r1 needs n tail. ;rhis, however, hi where a great deal of the public money goes and why the public gets so little fer the money ex- l }Hmded ~And the ·taxes paid. ~ •• ,A KIDt<I"I\PING REPORTED FE'WDAYS ago a couple in Califorma returned from a mj\rjng picture to ftnJ their two year old son misPing. Injjnediately they thought he had been kidnaped and 1:10 reported with the result that the entire country-~ t'ide waB aroused over the incident. Next mornina- it was found that the tot had slept at a neighbor's house after I being found wandering on the street, screaming wit!-1 (car. ... It i8 just another instance of a couple being blessed with a t~hild and the-ir mentality being of ~uch a minor quantitY:that they are unable to appreciate it. They went to u movie with a two year old tot alone in a house at night. 'the child awakened, naturally became frightened .amlleft (the ho4se where a neighbor found him and . to~..:k him horuwwith her OY{n babies. The parents then finding the lied emPW and the child missing, became fr~ntlc only theb what they had lost. If the experience has been a leBBon to them •• well •• parents who h&vc nb idea of re~ponslbill!q co!lnected with parcntl!ge, it il! w~U that it has occurrod in spite of til~ fact that tlje hitrl>t ocea<;ioned to the chtld may work u hardship on it late~ In life, !. Isigned to mold the figure mtn th.e I rraeefu1 lines re(JUired by tiH• nt•w 01' t.he 111me bana we uplaln c\ouble the penalties. It is a hl8.t the llrl~le ~as written tel\ or lnformatkln codes, do,., beforo, wo- ~- EJ>, \1(1>' "' ~· 'nnd,..,_;,jj!(tl>!ol iNNEW by 1o~~:n, Clayton ,, F'ashions a Ia Mae \\'est cannot 1w enjoyed very well b:v milady who Ifetching lacks the Weatian flgure. !\O thi~ undergarment has been de· \ T ( ! \l.s. I. ., KNAVE!IS t·uuntry. Even 8ome of th,e govcrnot'~ Who at tin-t were so cer· tain that the strike was the proper move, have had a change of heart on the rnattt!l'. From the Vt.·ry beginning 1t was evident that the entire scheme wM cuncocted by radicals in the farm element who were inte~at upon some :-: pcctacular and th eatrica l move that wvuld bring utten tiun to th em whil e they pretended to be working to th<' iulerest of the fanner and hi~ frlendfl . As a matter of fact the f-ftrike effort iR the last mov ·~ ! iu th e world that wi11 bring nbout anything like re1ief for tho~e who c.:.re actually in need of help and who ar~ making a sincere effort to help themRe)ves. Brow bear .. i11g, property destruction aud kindred move~ simply !'lerv, t o ntir u.p ill-feeling against those !iO engaged. The-re is no questioning the fact that many farmers are in u very bad way, financially Rpeaking, but it must Hlso be· remembered that 1herc are thou~ands upon thousuud:; of others who are not farmers who also ere in al3 bad u financial Jilemhla~ The thousands roaming the :-;trt!cts .. o.f the cities not only f\r~ \de~i.tute so {ar as money )loeo, tltey have few cJOtlies to keoft .them .~q~l!l' no shel~ tel- to protect them and little or no food to keep them from ~; tnrvation . In neAI'I)• every insta nce , in spite of the terrible financial condition of the needy farmer, he at By Arthur "Buca, Baer kast. has a horne for shelter, food and live stock by which l1c may eat and he can, in a fashion, stave off the wolf ~t ----1rifle better th an hi8 destitute city con!:ifn. I Four·Fife Bid 1111 No Di~e In e••ery game played with Lhe In either case, whether it be the laborer, Ol' the far, \, - --, ha phazard pastboard~:~ the wle · · b · · · t f " j =QOJoil...e .t~ 4 Qulberj;80n charm and romance Involved tn met·, no condt.tlons o hunmg m our coun ry are o sue.u I~:.· . - ~PSinB hl.tl,lhp .. r~»~·:·.• .. ~esswork. Jlaturc tho.t vwlence, bloodE~hed, rapme £..lid property de· Ct · Ord'felub. l 'rid ,. P'n)lfQJ -. 1118 4l~a no trwnp conv~ntton, 1 :;truction can be excuaf':d or even slightly condoned. E;xcept in cuntract bridge, There · lllU tell everything you know ,. -' ... . . .... -:-- ·~· ~"'. .. I I •' ' .. it's toaste d .. lOR 'I'DOAT PIIO'I'IICTION-fOR BETI'Ell 'fAS'I'II �... • • •• ' ' . /:HnlWS.=~ CliAnn'Ohlf? P~ints.To . I · ...;...,., c...t~. ,;... Cincmnati Gam~ I CUI No. 234. , Rowley aad a&ed, Plal.ntlfr. Mt. · 1 (10 ·p.f!r_ll... Jlt:) . 1~ ; , · . 'IJII!IUbUda=..Dfe · P.)j~liU) ' Clavanp m.\ll .& )' • t OoriUIIIUte ~tor ~rloe of . I. · . . , , I om-:utitn laltrtJDDI tor t. "mJlad11 the l'bt ad taUr _, .tr ~ 10 ~ ... JDUI' ... 11 pnpllliM Dr:lce of 11111\ JOU cop,- tor lD IUCb 1 $be 1 reateat .- manner u to br1DI ft!IIUltl' to you. ' The pnNIIben WUl be responatble cmiJ for oae iDoorrec$ Jnaertlon ot aDJ ldfert.IIJemel:l~ Errorl iD advtrUMment. ahoul4 be reported 2Dlmec11Uelr. t wt11 be ten • -=.lnlmum ~. '~ eonto '"" oacb If lldTertflem 'l... tban u!""t-llve ' S.Ut:S Rt:FOBT 'Sales or the Pt. Plea.aant. Livt Co., Pt. W. Pl ~Mant , lnBor- Atiorney. Va., Sa turday, ,Nov. 11. 1933. ,I 1 Hogs---l'l5 to 2:\1 lbs. 4.6p to 4..'1;) , faL aows 3.95 to 4.10; 'stock shoa ~.; to 4.00 hd . ' Cattie- steeh 2.85 to t.35 ; heU ~ ' ers 2.20 to 4.70 ; tat cows 1.80 L• l . 2.80: ca.nnPrs 1.05 to l.i)(l ; bul is 2.00 to 2.90 ; milk cows 18.00 tv 32.00 . ;1 .35 Veal calves---tops 5.70, · 5et:ont1~ to 5.35 ; medium 4.10 to 4.9b common and hcavle8 3.00 to 3.40; 5.20 c ull~ 1.00. Lambs-tops 5.40; seccnds 4.lt• : 1 r. ~ ·r.1rncn 2.75 lo 3,00. 1 .. • '1 • On Big Vote Value of Su.bscriptions in /The Daily Tri• bune and Tribune-Telegraph Great Race for $500 III Cash Prizes. S • Jd I . . · For SaleI ~::vn than ever before these men Good Place To I thebeenBprtngfidd lad.B. Mansfield I winter. The sea- ~ f..oo red a touchdown In the t.hird Oeu'l Code, 107l2·13 ' llc conspictow; th~lr absence when I beaten only and oon 1B a !or mans pule d win 0. · FOR SAJ.E Sand. 1ravel, lime·/ ~ Gonnach, teams meet again next yea.r Cl· • L J. ~rtsmouth undefeated so !ar ~:choc.ll; wHll only one or twc atone, eoal and qrtculture Ume. Deceued I Clnclnnat1's lmpresslve record this 31m aure 8 I 18 year. g&mes remaining pla.yed. SUNDAY SCORES We do &DY kind haullna, large. Notice is hereby given that Jennie ll 1 th 1 1 1 or small We build. concrete r.J. Oor.suc.h hiLS been duly s rece v ng e serious The Canton BUlldogs had been · drives, lddewalkl, walls, etc4 .. ed a.nd quallfled a& Executrix of the c~r·~ldera tlon by ,.ohio a COft~,hing By I .N.S. I rc.garded PS the mlracle team ur SPARTANS DEFEAT By I.N.S. day or contract. Clarence Ebers· Estate of Wilmer A. Gorsuch late or IL, aft The Bobcat brain trwt Springfield hlgn today was Jn a / the sto.te untll &l.turday but th~: GREEN BAy PACKERS 1 CRnisius 0, Niagara 0. bach Phone 2B·R Middleport 0 Meigs County deceased 1 t:ves thnt the Bearcats are even a pos!tlon to c1atm the myth whlch had .teared 30l I Lcyola I Angeles) 0, ~~~~--------: ! -NOTICE -- by has i!)to thl) llClU' once close rootbe.Jl to 'i to Is J t.I'IP. to be f appiont-/ ~~, of jobs. will 1 Sees. ol WUmer A. 1 ~OI!it FOOTBALL i - - - -- - - • b)' be- Ohio ll·S~t '• ·- ' ' II€ machine, Los D11.t.ed this 4th of Noveinl;l(lr 1 more f:erlous t hreat this season leal football championship of Ohio 1 points Lhls season, WR.I! too hlg, 1 · 11133 1 •nan .last when they came to Ath- high schools ~~.tter ekejng out a G geared to conttrJue at such 8 kill••·~ a< _., 00 -v~--• •• · ens with a. record of nine straight to 0 win over canton McKinh~·J poce, -.....-..•~ _. ~ S. A. McCullough " rcuonable pdctl. JJrlni In )'our J .Jd.. of the Probate Court 1\ lctoriea. Saturday to cllmo.x a waning grid .. Altho,,.h there are oth-r un. radlo or caL. Ut.,, B. IL 01'081 Meigs County, Ohio. iron season. beaten W.ams besides Sprl gfi Jj Nl~ With eight \!O nsccutive trlu~ph~ In the state, lncludJng Duver"wh~h W. V. Hou11h was Hmong the fir~>t lcc mrnl.alng Its 1933 record,Sprme; - marked up it.:; 26 th .!>tral ht. win ling I VERNON ' w• vA • to butcher 1 munlt y. _ his ~hogs 1 _ J . J. lkcd or Columbus '" hem ! "·POR BALE Three - Thoroughbred Ten·lers. months old . Pox ln.. It quire o! Jatk Stivers, Miners ~ r ville, o. 11-10-at • <" t;trOt!IJ day · e --- NTED-Gt' r 1 f Of ge n-1 com~ [kid a long S2fi.SOD with Devil three· Be.turday t.hcre I . no BopI•Y,-hoe g ff more hR& games o1gain.st Toledo the ech~lboy foot~~ POLLY AND HER PALS , '''"'"' , ,,, . . . . . . relatives. d- In our Florence Rickard ~>p ent Tuesday e.1d Wednesday wlth Mrs. Orls l.levlnJI'. - .....,1 1 ,',',1 1 HoHman &.1 Francisco 0. Pcrtsouih. 0 ., Nov. 13-INS-· (NatJnnaJ Lea1ue:J Victorious over lhe Green Bay Professional Po.cke I 1 -• bel rs n a game Pay..... or,• Chicago Bears 3, Philadelphia. 9,000 spe{..taton; here, the Potts·· Eagles 3. mcu•h Spat1an.9 t.odu.y relflatn~d hl Brooklyn Do,lgers 32. Plt ..sburgl! the runnin g •<1r t.he National foot· IPirntes 0. - 1 boll league Cllamplonshlp. Alhtough handicapped by Juries, the Spart.am bo.tued - Four - of a Kind ' ~~N~o~w~Y~m~·k_G:t·~~n,:ts~··,:~-~Bo:s:t::o:n~R:·-:··:- u~~~~~g~;;~~ ln · l"klns o. th..:: Ca.rdlnal.!l 9. .Sterret4. ' . Help Your Favorite When Your Help Counts the Most. ~ NIMROD \' LJ:;AiHe.R I il.nd Ed RoU!!h 18 making an lndeRnlte \'Jslt with Milford IDATIS eral houoework. Mutt l•mll> 1 A::, be able to Cook. Call Quite a rew folks from here at. L k 1.. __ tePded the funeral ot Rob Cook 11 t, Sib. 23fJ. L or wr1te oe UVl5. Gnham Tt:esda.y. I ~ 546 care tribune ... Oladys Hoffman ill visiting Mrs. ! &T.j. I ' 11ny Thompson. , '. • Jake Sulhvan, Northwestern h~fb~ck (<ho~n by a !TOW) bemg smothered by the secondary defense of IJ..Jl-at[l ~,:~,':;',;;~:;":,';~a~~:;:~~%~,~!!! the Illini after a gain of 7 yards. A fteld goalm the third quarter gave the victory to Illinois, 3 to 0. for seven Coauh of Ohio's grldders.· fie ll OF APPOINTMENT Although Donsenior Peden has prmg !.ll,lss, Man!!fleld a.na Pcrtl>mout h unbeQten Warns will probably dis- fB.ckers y£r teraay to a. 5Corele;;s flf Executor Igreatfr reserve strength thiB sea- l • lhe latter two will test the mcLtl c Iputc cla.un a llie mytllical title IBt ! d(:adlock J;, the firnt half, and t hc.1 00 ""'"·oneot the at......., produc- o. au...u, oiao. " 1 A. ftll DADII' ~. MQNDAY, NOVE!.IB!JR U , 10sa ........... Loq.. Feared Foe oF Bobcata; Have lmpreasive Record Uon, on the premise5 or Mr. and I The cla&SI.c battle of the 'CatB Mn. Clarence R. McHame at Hob- • may pos.albJ.y decide the claimant. o! rm In Salilbul')' Townahip, of lile 1933 Bucteye Conference foot ;...tetp Oounty, Ohio, on the :loth : l·o.ll crown, though Ohio mW:It race dl\y or NovembeP, lr.:t8, at 10:00 o'~ 1Chlo We1leyan and the BearcatM If. lock A. M. of utd day, the follow- 1 Wi ll meet Miami following the en!nlt Goods and Chattel&, to·wlt: i counter lr Cincinnati Saturday. One hundred shDCks corn, about The 20th m~etlng at the two teams one hundred bU!hels of . corn tn hvwever, will break the prei!ient bhook. · deadlock for flrst place in the Buct .Appraised at One Dollar and : f'ye leasue. Twen ty cents pe: lihocll:. Totlll ~ Both universities wm be celebrat· $1:10.00. L>lQ: special occRslon.s when the Terms ot Sale· Ca!h 1n hand on Iiearcat·Bobcat !racaa t.s atased. ciny or nle. · Ilod's Day wlll be ob6e1'Ved by the Taken a& the property of Mr. and t:nt.ertainin&" Uf.IJversJty, while Ohio Mn. Clarence R. McHame to satil· v.lll come to Cfnctnnati on its (y an execution In favor of Rowley 1annual MlBtatloil Da.y trek. A spec· end Reed. IIHI train Will bring the Bobcat Band A. 0. 'I'Tacyl Elnd a small army or SUPJ)Orl.ers. Bherlft' or Meigs County, Ohio. , The contest with the Bea.rcat 01Wtl PaasaJc 10, Frank!Old 7. Clifton 13, Bayonr..e 7. In Jmrauanc!' of an Exee11tioo ' AtherB, 0., Nov. 13-With the Nued tram the Clerk's otnce of raUlll cleared of B11turday's football tbo Court of Common Pleas of c. 'JitructlonB for Ohio University MeJgs County, Ohio, on the 2nd day 1. nd Clndnn11tJ, aU indlea.tlons ~.! Ho"em!ler, 1933, and to me <Ur~ r (,lnt k' a terrific colllsbn or the t-'~>ted ln the eliSe above named, 1 two 1Tid machines whe•• they meet will ex))G8e to Salt! at Publlc Auc- · In Nippert Stadum , Saturday . .. O~G ..., Paclwl .. Beareate are vs. end Mn. cnarenee R. McHamr. o.tendant.. • ·fnMI ~JI¥ . tlml ClnctnnatJ Reds 12, Pol't!.mouth ISpU'tana: T, PURPLE STOPPED BY ILLINOIS 1 You are the Builders ol Your Own Destiny!,, · Zelia Rlc;kard spent Sunday night / ~ MADAM Rose reads yo'.Jt We Hke \".'lth Mrs. Irene Sayre. / a book. Tells your paat, present The Rev. W. M. BlaU8hter und r and tuture. Don't tall to aee me lflllfJWer Donohue were Sunday guests I •. buslne• or !.roubles bother you. of J . W. Roush and family. I :~: She wiU tell you about divorce or Pe~rl Ohllroger and wife spent. i'' marriage and bring back to you the week end with Henry Ohllnger 1 t he one you love. I! s. habit a lind famUy. 1 hu11band 'or wife hal, I correct it. ClarkJ! Sayre und tamlly vlalted \ lf not a&Uiftcld mone.v returned. at the home c ( Mrs. Rob Cook. 26c for k:trt. readins:. Hours D A. ,:Iunday. r I I 1 !!~'. ~J9~e·.~MJ,=~~:~:~~ ~~!.T·ot~~· !'J~~nL~~ re~~ ··- ·- -- j The Master of Your Own·Fate! ~This Week is· a Vital Week of the Campaign--To Fail This Week Means You Are Slipping Into the Mire of Defeate Do Not Fail. Carry On. --- FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS By JANE GORDON ~ ··-WECAIII~y WArT "10 Ul!. ....... "· .' ........ ,. ' .... .,.....,.., t'OL. HOOY=ER'S ~I"'S"' Fli.M! .. •'" ·' ~' • • ,,, .. ' '.. ,_ • '. Aetlve Candidates -.... •• ' ,., ,j Blgb Spots ol Campaign Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsotti Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Miss Ada Ma~inpbell ' Miss Lois B. DUes Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Irene Grueser Mrs. Gay Hamm Mrs. Edna Howard Mrs. Eunice King Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Miss Geneva WUiiamtwn Miss Lillian WUson -. • ' Miss Loora Roush Miss Milderd Summerfield Miss Emqgene Wilson ·' . -. ~ • ~tat~t F~ls.J()hio .. ' ' ... ' ~ Longbottom, Ohio ·: ' :. J l . Pom~roy,, ~~ fo~efctY,:(Jld,u Mason, W'. ·Va; . ;-' •~ . , . r ' . 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 Subscription• count the most votes if aecurl'd before Nov· ember 18th, 1933Campai,. open to women and girlo reoiding in circulation zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune-Tele(l'apb_ Those who enter may go anywhere to secure oubocriptiono. There io no restricted territory¥ 1>tes are i11ued in return for auboeriptiono aecured to either paper and the prizes will be awarded according to who oecurea .mo1t vote1. Subacriptiono count the followin1 number of votes from now until Nov. 18th. On that date their voting power decreaoes 20 per cent. DAILY TRIBUNE-BY CARRIER 3 montha subscription $L 75 ..... ... .... .......... 2000 vote. 6 months 1 year 2y••• 3mopths 6 nlC!pth• t )'ear . ,,"'""., �... • • •• ' ' . /:HnlWS.=~ CliAnn'Ohlf? P~ints.To . I · ...;...,., c...t~. ,;... Cincmnati Gam~ I CUI No. 234. , Rowley aad a&ed, Plal.ntlfr. Mt. · 1 (10 ·p.f!r_ll... Jlt:) . 1~ ; , · . 'IJII!IUbUda=..Dfe · P.)j~liU) ' Clavanp m.\ll .& )' • t OoriUIIIUte ~tor ~rloe of . I. · . . , , I om-:utitn laltrtJDDI tor t. "mJlad11 the l'bt ad taUr _, .tr ~ 10 ~ ... JDUI' ... 11 pnpllliM Dr:lce of 11111\ JOU cop,- tor lD IUCb 1 $be 1 reateat .- manner u to br1DI ft!IIUltl' to you. ' The pnNIIben WUl be responatble cmiJ for oae iDoorrec$ Jnaertlon ot aDJ ldfert.IIJemel:l~ Errorl iD advtrUMment. ahoul4 be reported 2Dlmec11Uelr. t wt11 be ten • -=.lnlmum ~. '~ eonto '"" oacb If lldTertflem 'l... tban u!""t-llve ' S.Ut:S Rt:FOBT 'Sales or the Pt. Plea.aant. Livt Co., Pt. W. Pl ~Mant , lnBor- Atiorney. Va., Sa turday, ,Nov. 11. 1933. ,I 1 Hogs---l'l5 to 2:\1 lbs. 4.6p to 4..'1;) , faL aows 3.95 to 4.10; 'stock shoa ~.; to 4.00 hd . ' Cattie- steeh 2.85 to t.35 ; heU ~ ' ers 2.20 to 4.70 ; tat cows 1.80 L• l . 2.80: ca.nnPrs 1.05 to l.i)(l ; bul is 2.00 to 2.90 ; milk cows 18.00 tv 32.00 . ;1 .35 Veal calves---tops 5.70, · 5et:ont1~ to 5.35 ; medium 4.10 to 4.9b common and hcavle8 3.00 to 3.40; 5.20 c ull~ 1.00. Lambs-tops 5.40; seccnds 4.lt• : 1 r. ~ ·r.1rncn 2.75 lo 3,00. 1 .. • '1 • On Big Vote Value of Su.bscriptions in /The Daily Tri• bune and Tribune-Telegraph Great Race for $500 III Cash Prizes. S • Jd I . . · For SaleI ~::vn than ever before these men Good Place To I thebeenBprtngfidd lad.B. Mansfield I winter. The sea- ~ f..oo red a touchdown In the t.hird Oeu'l Code, 107l2·13 ' llc conspictow; th~lr absence when I beaten only and oon 1B a !or mans pule d win 0. · FOR SAJ.E Sand. 1ravel, lime·/ ~ Gonnach, teams meet again next yea.r Cl· • L J. ~rtsmouth undefeated so !ar ~:choc.ll; wHll only one or twc atone, eoal and qrtculture Ume. Deceued I Clnclnnat1's lmpresslve record this 31m aure 8 I 18 year. g&mes remaining pla.yed. SUNDAY SCORES We do &DY kind haullna, large. Notice is hereby given that Jennie ll 1 th 1 1 1 or small We build. concrete r.J. Oor.suc.h hiLS been duly s rece v ng e serious The Canton BUlldogs had been · drives, lddewalkl, walls, etc4 .. ed a.nd quallfled a& Executrix of the c~r·~ldera tlon by ,.ohio a COft~,hing By I .N.S. I rc.garded PS the mlracle team ur SPARTANS DEFEAT By I.N.S. day or contract. Clarence Ebers· Estate of Wilmer A. Gorsuch late or IL, aft The Bobcat brain trwt Springfield hlgn today was Jn a / the sto.te untll &l.turday but th~: GREEN BAy PACKERS 1 CRnisius 0, Niagara 0. bach Phone 2B·R Middleport 0 Meigs County deceased 1 t:ves thnt the Bearcats are even a pos!tlon to c1atm the myth whlch had .teared 30l I Lcyola I Angeles) 0, ~~~~--------: ! -NOTICE -- by has i!)to thl) llClU' once close rootbe.Jl to 'i to Is J t.I'IP. to be f appiont-/ ~~, of jobs. will 1 Sees. ol WUmer A. 1 ~OI!it FOOTBALL i - - - -- - - • b)' be- Ohio ll·S~t '• ·- ' ' II€ machine, Los D11.t.ed this 4th of Noveinl;l(lr 1 more f:erlous t hreat this season leal football championship of Ohio 1 points Lhls season, WR.I! too hlg, 1 · 11133 1 •nan .last when they came to Ath- high schools ~~.tter ekejng out a G geared to conttrJue at such 8 kill••·~ a< _., 00 -v~--• •• · ens with a. record of nine straight to 0 win over canton McKinh~·J poce, -.....-..•~ _. ~ S. A. McCullough " rcuonable pdctl. JJrlni In )'our J .Jd.. of the Probate Court 1\ lctoriea. Saturday to cllmo.x a waning grid .. Altho,,.h there are oth-r un. radlo or caL. Ut.,, B. IL 01'081 Meigs County, Ohio. iron season. beaten W.ams besides Sprl gfi Jj Nl~ With eight \!O nsccutive trlu~ph~ In the state, lncludJng Duver"wh~h W. V. Hou11h was Hmong the fir~>t lcc mrnl.alng Its 1933 record,Sprme; - marked up it.:; 26 th .!>tral ht. win ling I VERNON ' w• vA • to butcher 1 munlt y. _ his ~hogs 1 _ J . J. lkcd or Columbus '" hem ! "·POR BALE Three - Thoroughbred Ten·lers. months old . Pox ln.. It quire o! Jatk Stivers, Miners ~ r ville, o. 11-10-at • <" t;trOt!IJ day · e --- NTED-Gt' r 1 f Of ge n-1 com~ [kid a long S2fi.SOD with Devil three· Be.turday t.hcre I . no BopI•Y,-hoe g ff more hR& games o1gain.st Toledo the ech~lboy foot~~ POLLY AND HER PALS , '''"'"' , ,,, . . . . . . relatives. d- In our Florence Rickard ~>p ent Tuesday e.1d Wednesday wlth Mrs. Orls l.levlnJI'. - .....,1 1 ,',',1 1 HoHman &.1 Francisco 0. Pcrtsouih. 0 ., Nov. 13-INS-· (NatJnnaJ Lea1ue:J Victorious over lhe Green Bay Professional Po.cke I 1 -• bel rs n a game Pay..... or,• Chicago Bears 3, Philadelphia. 9,000 spe{..taton; here, the Potts·· Eagles 3. mcu•h Spat1an.9 t.odu.y relflatn~d hl Brooklyn Do,lgers 32. Plt ..sburgl! the runnin g •<1r t.he National foot· IPirntes 0. - 1 boll league Cllamplonshlp. Alhtough handicapped by Juries, the Spart.am bo.tued - Four - of a Kind ' ~~N~o~w~Y~m~·k_G:t·~~n,:ts~··,:~-~Bo:s:t::o:n~R:·-:··:- u~~~~~g~;;~~ ln · l"klns o. th..:: Ca.rdlnal.!l 9. .Sterret4. ' . Help Your Favorite When Your Help Counts the Most. ~ NIMROD \' LJ:;AiHe.R I il.nd Ed RoU!!h 18 making an lndeRnlte \'Jslt with Milford IDATIS eral houoework. Mutt l•mll> 1 A::, be able to Cook. Call Quite a rew folks from here at. L k 1.. __ tePded the funeral ot Rob Cook 11 t, Sib. 23fJ. L or wr1te oe UVl5. Gnham Tt:esda.y. I ~ 546 care tribune ... Oladys Hoffman ill visiting Mrs. ! &T.j. I ' 11ny Thompson. , '. • Jake Sulhvan, Northwestern h~fb~ck (<ho~n by a !TOW) bemg smothered by the secondary defense of IJ..Jl-at[l ~,:~,':;',;;~:;":,';~a~~:;:~~%~,~!!! the Illini after a gain of 7 yards. A fteld goalm the third quarter gave the victory to Illinois, 3 to 0. for seven Coauh of Ohio's grldders.· fie ll OF APPOINTMENT Although Donsenior Peden has prmg !.ll,lss, Man!!fleld a.na Pcrtl>mout h unbeQten Warns will probably dis- fB.ckers y£r teraay to a. 5Corele;;s flf Executor Igreatfr reserve strength thiB sea- l • lhe latter two will test the mcLtl c Iputc cla.un a llie mytllical title IBt ! d(:adlock J;, the firnt half, and t hc.1 00 ""'"·oneot the at......., produc- o. au...u, oiao. " 1 A. ftll DADII' ~. MQNDAY, NOVE!.IB!JR U , 10sa ........... Loq.. Feared Foe oF Bobcata; Have lmpreasive Record Uon, on the premise5 or Mr. and I The cla&SI.c battle of the 'CatB Mn. Clarence R. McHame at Hob- • may pos.albJ.y decide the claimant. o! rm In Salilbul')' Townahip, of lile 1933 Bucteye Conference foot ;...tetp Oounty, Ohio, on the :loth : l·o.ll crown, though Ohio mW:It race dl\y or NovembeP, lr.:t8, at 10:00 o'~ 1Chlo We1leyan and the BearcatM If. lock A. M. of utd day, the follow- 1 Wi ll meet Miami following the en!nlt Goods and Chattel&, to·wlt: i counter lr Cincinnati Saturday. One hundred shDCks corn, about The 20th m~etlng at the two teams one hundred bU!hels of . corn tn hvwever, will break the prei!ient bhook. · deadlock for flrst place in the Buct .Appraised at One Dollar and : f'ye leasue. Twen ty cents pe: lihocll:. Totlll ~ Both universities wm be celebrat· $1:10.00. L>lQ: special occRslon.s when the Terms ot Sale· Ca!h 1n hand on Iiearcat·Bobcat !racaa t.s atased. ciny or nle. · Ilod's Day wlll be ob6e1'Ved by the Taken a& the property of Mr. and t:nt.ertainin&" Uf.IJversJty, while Ohio Mn. Clarence R. McHame to satil· v.lll come to Cfnctnnati on its (y an execution In favor of Rowley 1annual MlBtatloil Da.y trek. A spec· end Reed. IIHI train Will bring the Bobcat Band A. 0. 'I'Tacyl Elnd a small army or SUPJ)Orl.ers. Bherlft' or Meigs County, Ohio. , The contest with the Bea.rcat 01Wtl PaasaJc 10, Frank!Old 7. Clifton 13, Bayonr..e 7. In Jmrauanc!' of an Exee11tioo ' AtherB, 0., Nov. 13-With the Nued tram the Clerk's otnce of raUlll cleared of B11turday's football tbo Court of Common Pleas of c. 'JitructlonB for Ohio University MeJgs County, Ohio, on the 2nd day 1. nd Clndnn11tJ, aU indlea.tlons ~.! Ho"em!ler, 1933, and to me <Ur~ r (,lnt k' a terrific colllsbn or the t-'~>ted ln the eliSe above named, 1 two 1Tid machines whe•• they meet will ex))G8e to Salt! at Publlc Auc- · In Nippert Stadum , Saturday . .. O~G ..., Paclwl .. Beareate are vs. end Mn. cnarenee R. McHamr. o.tendant.. • ·fnMI ~JI¥ . tlml ClnctnnatJ Reds 12, Pol't!.mouth ISpU'tana: T, PURPLE STOPPED BY ILLINOIS 1 You are the Builders ol Your Own Destiny!,, · Zelia Rlc;kard spent Sunday night / ~ MADAM Rose reads yo'.Jt We Hke \".'lth Mrs. Irene Sayre. / a book. Tells your paat, present The Rev. W. M. BlaU8hter und r and tuture. Don't tall to aee me lflllfJWer Donohue were Sunday guests I •. buslne• or !.roubles bother you. of J . W. Roush and family. I :~: She wiU tell you about divorce or Pe~rl Ohllroger and wife spent. i'' marriage and bring back to you the week end with Henry Ohllnger 1 t he one you love. I! s. habit a lind famUy. 1 hu11band 'or wife hal, I correct it. ClarkJ! Sayre und tamlly vlalted \ lf not a&Uiftcld mone.v returned. at the home c ( Mrs. Rob Cook. 26c for k:trt. readins:. Hours D A. ,:Iunday. r I I 1 !!~'. ~J9~e·.~MJ,=~~:~:~~ ~~!.T·ot~~· !'J~~nL~~ re~~ ··- ·- -- j The Master of Your Own·Fate! ~This Week is· a Vital Week of the Campaign--To Fail This Week Means You Are Slipping Into the Mire of Defeate Do Not Fail. Carry On. --- FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS By JANE GORDON ~ ··-WECAIII~y WArT "10 Ul!. ....... "· .' ........ ,. ' .... .,.....,.., t'OL. HOOY=ER'S ~I"'S"' Fli.M! .. •'" ·' ~' • • ,,, .. ' '.. ,_ • '. Aetlve Candidates -.... •• ' ,., ,j Blgb Spots ol Campaign Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsotti Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Miss Ada Ma~inpbell ' Miss Lois B. DUes Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Irene Grueser Mrs. Gay Hamm Mrs. Edna Howard Mrs. Eunice King Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Miss Geneva WUiiamtwn Miss Lillian WUson -. • ' Miss Loora Roush Miss Milderd Summerfield Miss Emqgene Wilson ·' . -. ~ • ~tat~t F~ls.J()hio .. ' ' ... ' ~ Longbottom, Ohio ·: ' :. J l . Pom~roy,, ~~ fo~efctY,:(Jld,u Mason, W'. ·Va; . ;-' •~ . , . r ' . 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 Subscription• count the most votes if aecurl'd before Nov· ember 18th, 1933Campai,. open to women and girlo reoiding in circulation zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune-Tele(l'apb_ Those who enter may go anywhere to secure oubocriptiono. There io no restricted territory¥ 1>tes are i11ued in return for auboeriptiono aecured to either paper and the prizes will be awarded according to who oecurea .mo1t vote1. Subacriptiono count the followin1 number of votes from now until Nov. 18th. On that date their voting power decreaoes 20 per cent. DAILY TRIBUNE-BY CARRIER 3 montha subscription $L 75 ..... ... .... .......... 2000 vote. 6 months 1 year 2y••• 3mopths 6 nlC!pth• t )'ear . ,,"'""., �•• TWORK HAS BEEN DONE BY RED CROSS JAil P~PUlAT HERE 15 D~U8lEO ~ V[ RWE£K-[N0 EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS omCE Phone 202-R FULL LEASF;D WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWB SERVICE. If lt.'l Nen It'& lb '11111 Tribune n ~ ~ l ~ P~UCY ~[ GIVEN CHANCE ~H~w w~RTH Preoident, However, Not GIVEN BY HIM WEATHER-Cloudy and much coiner Wlth snow flumes m East portion ton1gilt Wednesrlay fai,r and colder n B1 Oarrter 15 Cent.. By Mall $4.00 Omelet l'ac:tory Activity Noted In Strike I r~RM[RS IN ~~m A~K[D T~ SUPP~RT ~DMINISTRATmN Killed in Auto Mishap IHUSSIA Wholly Satiofied With Reaulta IS MEDIUM COURSE Between lnflationiata and Gold Standard Supportera Wuhlnl&on NoY 14-INS-Prea· ldlmt Roosevelt Is not entirely sat· llttld. with the resuJbl liO date of hi~ tokl..pUrch• poUcy bl.ll. as it ill about ibe onJy rnJddJe-ar-the-road eouree the admlnlstrauon can pur 1ue bet.WHn the lnflatlonilts and thoae wbo are advocatlcg a rtlturn to the gold etandard It will be coo tJnued until tltne further demon strates its merits or demerits Thl.s declalon has been re11.ched flnanctal durin'l tho> ~~ In a .11erlesad\'18ers of conferences with n!'his ff:!W d~YB No time limit has been sd on the experiment but unless I:~~~~~~~~~i~~:~~~ there Is marked improvement In eornmodttv prlces tn the next •lxt~ ll d&V.9 a Rhltt In poll.cy may be ln ord., CongreSB meets In sixtv da:vs That wtll deflnttel) end the ad ministrations honeymoon perlod which hal been remarkably f1'eB Son of .. -~ ~ absenqe of ·dut'f Lulu' ' •l "lr- . wllfql today &till 1.& attempt the revolt whtch F oreeful D1etum by Ieke• monarchy severa1 Removoa All Doubt Scores of arreat.s are 011 Subject day acoordlnaf to thE.' .' •• ,;~;;;,;;;"{:~~-~ ,~~~~· ~some Slams are of being jalled best .. 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