https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d262ea39a39e6300ea6bdf6be68214ce.pdf b0f7db5c4612024402b25da80b8083e5 PDF Text Text ' ...... " ' 'H IO STATE MUSEU• .. H ICM ~T <N D (. , L -·~~~ JS 0 GOLDEN , HARV\ES ·T FULL LEASED WIRE ' VOL. VIII-NO. 66 g On. ~· . l'ight •haides for eve~y costume. ' · · e ;ASMAI.;L PRICE FOR A LOT OF COMFORf • :B LANKETS ,. : ' ' t' and ~ ~ade Warm, Durable, Well SALE ~ ·•··· . • \.. ~- ' See Thio Group For I . . so'' and. $1.00 Q~~stion is Answered With ;These, Leaders m . Fas ' 'hion. ' ..·· '·.·, ;1. '' ·. . ' I;· Our HATS are Fashion HeadJiners ' We hav~ now \theifi!leot al!.d beat J~king of Silk Dre11eo that • we have shown for years. All the neweat thins• in materialo. . ' ' ! . Also•; full :line of;colo?; ., The new redo, brown-+ rreena in otout - ,~,-- · :~; •ize' • . anA' half oizeo. •.' .t": ' -~; .· ~'· ,' ..c ,~- \. i ! j I ' -: , te enebUMte e""' face In &bls w&rid:r of eleftr I&J'In Tbere'li a Hat ;..· ' .ell lUI, pleht7 '. ' '• I' 1, • . II• 1tU '> satins, and .elvete d.one In th011e allartnr •hadN for winter as 1· . ¥f ' $2.95 to ~4. 95 -.~ . ' SIO.oltt9l!~~!~'J:f~. Aave 'i' These white collars of silk and satin will'·g.jve you that riesi•·erl touch of style to your frock. I BoUJ'ht mon,bJJ aro hefore ,. tloll':l. "FASHION ABOUT THE NEC,C" • 95e a~Vnu ' Makll! yeur seiH&Iom from dle!ll! ray eomblna.- · He're'a the wei1ht tander"'ear .Press:' Shirts v.•rn& f61' a&tndtn searts. : ,. · HERE'S A RIOT SALE OF prier.• '' I ' m"'n want Jor Fall and Winter wear at a lpw price. , Of heavy ribbed c'lttl>!' with short or lonr oleeves. · Ankle lenath st)!le. FOR MEN JJJ• We c.n aatisfy ~articr,l,;r w~~e~ and fit any hrure f..Om •~e 12 to 52. Alr.o the,atout.l"omen who needl the half ~z~ '. ' ' ·~. ! ~f bl~ll. ' ' :, ,. ' tonlllderllble It )'OU bt&Y them n;:..,., Madrc!tel, BroadcloUu tnci.N;ntt,. thlrUnp Ill whlko and colon. Shorts and Shirts THAT WILL WEAR AND WEAR 29c 39c SOc Shorb are of fine rrade broadcloth, ohirto of white cotton-Made to fiH:omfortably and wear well. Take adY&ntap of their oubtf.ndinl qualitieo and them by tlie half dozen. ' 0119 .lclt 'of been sellin1 $5.95 for the women. ranee from- ' Our p•'ice• $5.95 to $10.00 Pri:o~•. ! Brighten up with a Scarf Set fer children or grown ups-$1.25 ~ $2.95 .. ~ ' now going they last for ................... . ..• • ·~· Practically Entire Amount Suatained Loot By Bal&ii!!l' ' And lee Company; Insurance Coven BU.t .-~....~ Small Fraction Of Damaae ' ?! ·; Let Us Be Ga_y in O~e .~· , These ~AR~ , ·' , . , ·-' ·' ,. ' Men's UNION SUITS .., Exceptionally well made in a be&utiful aelectio-'•· o~ Popular Shadeo ............ , . .. , , $2.95'·+, I 1 I ~· ··. CE~ MURDERED . OVf!r ThankliPYIJII'. TO THOSE WHO.WISH A COAT WITHOUT FUR WE ' HAVE A NICE LINE OF MIXTURES ANQ POLO COATS , $2 . .49 extr.l!::warmth and delightful texture . . . . . . . PRICE THREE POMEROY, OHIO, FRti)AY, NOVEMBER 17, 1933 PncUoal and aUrae· tln. One of these 11pread•: wiU rh·e that wanted loueh of hunP'Y to your IM:droom for s.o,;$19.9~, $25~oo, $35.do, '$49.50 and up.. PART WOOL BLANKETS Of ~hoi~e cotton with just enoug~ wool to give Trtbune RAYON SPREADS ' $1 7. ; .. ' •J ' price& range from- ID Tbe $1.95 All the; new materials shown thio fall and winter in bl.. k, brown, an~ gre,Pn in yo'!lr choice of fun in Reave,, Skunk, Mink, Badger, Wolff,iFox, Penian Lamb, Caracul or i Kolinoky-Our Double cotton Blanket. in oolid and fancy, plaido. .A full .choice of wanted bedroom shades. SALE '. ' • n•a Are atriking a new note in bedroom beauty. You'll be delirhted with the beautiful aelection of new pat· temo to be found in thio rroup of heavy" J COTTON SPREADS i. Were Designed to Stay Smart Several Seasons IN THESE Htw WOULD RESTRICT SALE OF These·Cotton Spr~ads · 69c and 79c •/ ·.-,' LADlES! OUR BIG VALUE PARADE IS AlSO AFASHION REVIEW OF WHAT'S NEW! We have just the thiff(ln and Service weight". . WW Be Higher Buy Now! • • • • If you've not be much higher. '· It will pay you to oee the beautiful n,ew atyles· and the telted quality of these specially oelected Ha~veot valueo. sheer HOSIERY That Combine Fineness of Appearance With ~ · Utmost Service n'l OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. ' yet selected your'Fall wardrobe we advise that you do 'so no...:-for replacemenll will neceaoarily ' It State Monopoly lor KIDNAP STATUT[ Handlln1 LlfiUOn In TO BE INIIDK[O IN Oblo, ·Reeo•mended ~ u. Replacement Prlees important event. • A glance at the prices will ahow you that such valuea are not to be had for Sale Now WEATHER-Light rain and wanner tonight. Saturday cloudy, probably ra'in in the Aontheast. Phone 202-R WE'VE acooped the market for thio gloriouo array of valueo oo merchandioe you'll need now for immediate uoe. Montha ago each department planned for ito featured choice offerinra in thia ln the fa~e of rising prices the ·opportunitie• are even more compelling. AV& EDITORIAL OmCE Phone 286-L BUSINESS omCE This is a Real Harvest of Values-With Prices Sky High Rocketing Daily Wise Shoppers Will Do Well to Supply Their Needs Now! long. 15TH Our .PAG Fa~hions Arl' "The Talk of the Town" ' $1.00 to $2.95 Anyone CBil have fashion in their han<l if they · choose one of these new handbags. To be hod In the season's newest materials. no< lmn;d, oll~•~ doe'S perch, Ul.tle lihlvcrtns ~t rJed it to aafet.y, when lt ~~eemed sur?. that It .v~s deemed to a horrible doot!; ln the oncoming ~ames . Th·: main part. of the house wa ~ already :~.blaze when the dog W&ll taken from the porch. �." .,.' ,.. •, ' ~ I t \ ····~tt " . . I • • • ~~~~ PIIIJ · -~ ..-,, 011 Lowv ~ - t , ~. 0. - - trlmdf ~ ,. ltt!Aro ~· DOWI m!'l~ lor ~~- \IIIJ JIIDald "' oil - ·· their ,..... ·~ 16 lt IJ'IIIt.d. """"f'W\1& Ieite... bOWIVO< -Jiopl tJl<! ~~~ ill - · -~· 11<! _ . . , . lfil:l bo, Rllhlllill,..S. \j"W 1 •\ " • . ,.J .. ,. --u . . "" . . . "• n~bered -~- ~- I.GO I \ were JF.ade edit<•riaJjy anent the loose manner rn which R~litd lias bee~ giv~ll 'to,'Ce'rtain iritlividuals in the county. Th e '!tor y appearing in the Thursday issue of this week of I 1he !}-ally Tribune shows just how bad the situation had hcco ~ e in our county when the state investigator came r~re £o ~See what was going on. !Tore may and probably will yet be brought out for the p'ubli<: t.o read and digest and learn just what kind ot ~.: hi t)efe rs there are in our midst. It is to be sincerely hopei t hat the threat of the government to prosecute aU who 'l re known to be chiseling for free food and other he lp l!V hen they are able to fend for themselves, ;will be l""h'lll through to the bitter end so that this sort of peri-ton learn that he can not profit through the unfmotu-1 nate Zircumstances of others. ittstances wherein certain individuals had received aid ft):>m as many as four different sources, shows that some •one was not as interested in looki ng after the welfare~ the township in general as he might be expected · to do ·hen acting in the capacity or an official duly elected t public office. It is said and no doubt is true. that ther~ are certain individuals living on farms as large as J 60 i{cre• who are among the leaders seeking relief. ~bile ther·e are many things wh)~h ' fll,lh.t: enwr to mtedere and seriously hinder a farmer from having A l.llLIIIK t. h' it · th 'bl b t t' 1 t:rop I: om IS acres,· IS more an P 0881 e u en Ire y probtl>le that any man who is able bod}ed and living on At Loea} Seh00Is weed and -- followed by a vocal duet by Jed Mees NEW DAUGHTERS -- and ;James Ward. lp{r. 11.nd Mrs. Vallie Ha.rclluK ! Purple and White 1,W~ ;. JIIfPI· 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Charles Ru~U was aWl(\L\"SM.· ... Hit! At.hells rna~ announce the "' (lt . a dausliter, born Thursday, TWO ARRESTED . F6R """'' ••· H 0 SE - -- ~- 1 N-;;;:]~ --::---1 ~~:t . ~~~\; !:~ ~::•.:~~:~ ~~~ t~~ a~e nof~:~:; ·~! ~ THE ~lliM.INAL ESCArE.s T SEEMS impossible that so many criminals as have been I re~rtcd recently could escape the nets laid by police in therr endeavors to catch them. The latest is the case <>f Dilllnller who was freed by pals from an Ohio city jail some W.eeks ago when the sheriff of the •County wa~ killed hy th.>:desperadoeo. Dillinger, trapped by several otllcer•, Manaied to rids throu~h the cordon accompanied by a •h<JOliQg 11irl, in an armored automobile after the officers "~~~ib~~ they had him in such quarters that he could not P< escape. . great fault with the averaKe olf\cers in seekinll men, is that they are too slow in us!nr ti)eif own fi!fJal'lll'~·· 'rileY tnQ~IP shoot to kiJI every ~IJile tl]ay sight tpese qesp.er•does and let the qqe-"on.i~l! renrauf~o be ~on.e ~f~er tpe ~hooti1111 h•• ~een coll•lud~cl; ·~oo 1!1-~Y chancea for their own sf!!a~ ~nU ll'Pn Jose tjtelr l!v~B betile life of 'npllher. ·. ~r~:: 4't,~~i; i'l known' co4.rse~hllf 11 , ~~~~ ft~. • ·p~o~~qoneIn .-~m Qf theae· · Bijrh~ rp~'!f , .fePilllin!f ~f""ll<l IP toe qQ!IflW¥. ~qp murqer. If by folli!wlpff · . 8 ·t~w of tltpm tpe country " Wo~l!l ~· ,:,-;:!i!~;:~J~v~.); 4~ 1\ev. Cauble gave an lnt ~rest.l uJ; addfeM on we s u~Ject. of New Pioneertnc. The ·apea.ker streased th~ point 'before hiS young Ust~ner:l that t.hl fin~ rnove to be made to brtna i.bout en economic recovery 11 a rellatoua reeovery. Mr. Cauble said the heart& ot men must be made right before the pocket· bookl and bustnell8 can fo-~w suit Jn tbeli adJustment. 1 a.,ce. The men were 1he mur.lclpal but were tia~~,,~d one of the p~~o\r ; wlna . / ; ti'..IWII In Lhe Jail there as a protest · ;: to beitlll locked up. The two wlll appear before Mo.yor J E. H111'ley to answer to the chart,es. 1 ·• • Tbe 'tft.lk centered upon the nc AUXILIARY MEETING ce""ty of reU...,WI ln&lrucllon and 1 Becauae of the many dlllor•nl thouah~ In flur country If we ean ~·.·rial events requiring the preshave an~ elJ~tancy of a austa.lned em;:e or many members, the regular flnenclal IUJd eeonomtc recovery. nonthly se.salon of tht! La.d.ies AUXIWhUe Mr. Oauble was entertain- 1 Uv.ry of the Drew Webster Post of IDI the ~r hllh etudent.a, the the Amertcan Legion will be he~,.\ Junior Puptlr. were ))etna treated Wednesday November 22 it WILS an to an unwually lntereetlna mUBical nounced. I~ltlatton cere~onles r.nd I pr~~~~t nnmber on the proif&m wae a trio by Wtllla,m &m.lth. Oo1"ftld I.Dwe. (til IUI\al'l and Kenneth leYr~ pl&yinf the Prenoh harp. Thli Wu lo1IOWJ4 ~Y the Rubin a.optul'l, e. fJve piece qrcheatra com~Qtld ot l)anlel Rubin, vtoUn 'lder ol the orch.,~ra. Burhell ~ Bto eruon, .... um, 1"10"~1'" -·· .. ~·Jd UUUD *" ..""~ .-...~ ,,,, .. l ..--rr• with We..,. .-.rer -..~"~ " Mtl'Y JifeutiiJlDI at the p~ano. The next number co~ted or 11 a banquet will be served o.t meeu_ns;:.._____ _ _ __ BIRTHDAY SUPPER 1, • T~'-INE-BY nlng, it being the fortyaellhth birthday or 0. H. Ewing, leader of the club. Fifteen members werl! pr6ent. . wl*:~::,!';~:~~taCN u'p to do <*ndlteoww o1 c...,._ ablnlng, atudr brilllan~ llncl• mantle typt, Metal BaM ol0tJte4 column ~en. band.omaly ln.llhad. Buu.dfu.l parc!lmeat •bad•. lEE YOIR -..;I <OCAL DEALEI Fvangellcal church Thursday eve- ., I ::-=~~~ ~'~~ .::• I CHES-HIRE ·!~~ul 'I SVNJ)AY I :,S~.• SCHOOL I·- ·--• ,.,Wft LE N ss 0 , proved from h:rme:: IB~~:erla~:': c:n~~!~t '::::: I ! lu. Ncw....llel'1t I j . schoc!.l Stomach Distress, Bilious I I u• I, I .w. I I of=• ~ ~ ... Ma,! ~ ~t Satur~ 'l""~~·=n=d~M:L•~s~J~u~n;lt~a~B~u~m~g~a~m~•~r~~~~~~~~~~~~. w_. u.sa.ai,...ci'il::• a.---. and ..'.l • .. •" ;} ;,-.1;; •' j I ... ~· =r=,_ 3 17C 2Jc * v••ta•~ea J ....... .. J"••"'l7C •eUo ....WaJa11t1 •••'• .: ( ],'"") 1- : ,.... . .., •• Pa- ... CIJAPTBII TWO ' ' . d.~cW''e-'~• ~~ •• • • Davll lee &~ Produ'..e . ~~toof 2 ~:,:~/~~~l~s~~~~ i::r ~: :~1~ I=w~:t ::~ldth=~~~~ 1=~ :~:~:;;~~~n~~J::• ~~!: those beverages bv the na.cklure Ia , •bout that hP. tA.IJUJ. .r • tal~l..q w~lt'it1 ~(1 , to ultlpu~U: consumer tor off- had' .een IDd beard. ~l""'h' rlc~nsum»tlnn eY"bn• throt Ill. Add,... on Mara' .:1111 .,p aut o t-V :::hould be bound l.o A.bkle bv the decision of communi· tiee, which vote to exclude t.hP retail sale of any or an alcoholic be'Jragea under locnl option th' It I ... :r: ..... " pr.. vlaljllle. bY DeE cioeo Apples purebaae or .. ... ~ 5 "; Z3 C k•R lb. Pumpkin Lar,.-A ' l2c ('on j f'IIJ\"f'r F'arm .. \ ' I h.'l 'i~ · f'lr:e ' ~ .. .. .' .A ~. ~ p"kg. ZOe; 12( . 19c: . ( IOH·r· F'Q.rm RflkiPt;:" . . .ricok ~l,xolate · 'h ]d..., lb. · . \!a r•,.."<(•hluo G~u or Rt'tl ~ 8 o~ ' ! Sh• wflh.,., CL4otlll u., •.-..... c.. ......,...wr;. TheC.IeMal'l Wtcll-k• . . .., ~ PLf .~II:J .... 'i'liey- f'oughtm T amman>~ ·Re-=-fo-nn--'-=Ba'-t'-tl-=es-'--- 'CitfGa ., 11k1r. ' ·oo.> .' 10 c' :<irl.:s 1 .. , , • yotes votes voteo votea voteo J fjJ Aetlve Candidates Mrs. Vivian Allenswo.rtb Mrs. Nellie Barsotti Mi$s Ada Mae Campbell Miss Lois B. DUes Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Jrene Gru,eser Mrs, GJiy lflmUR " Mrs, ~M :fto)VJmf Ml•• Uora lflpt.h ~~~ ~4tJnt'~-ftrl•td ~'~~~~~~ Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio ) .Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio MJnersville, Ohio . PPm~roy, Ohjo Mlddleport, OhiO. ...:· ... .. .... . ..... • • ..:!" ~ Li<rer ~ , .. " .Mlddleport, Ohiu .~tflft ftlls, Qmo .Ltt,ftl~ttnm, Obio I''" ~ ('H I IU · ~ Jar, 9c · ' ,. i· .' .. ·' Sliced \\' 0'11 'l'runm.·,l in pl· ,.,, s.con Meat frOm. ,.,,J ••• ,...,.., ... ··- "*'" oneJ were laup.~h.ed 'a ··' .., ...• ::... I :. fO!~O , rt, ?~0!101.. ...... lu >• rc.wtne by hts Fancy Whole Blue Rose In nnlk 'II'~ !" · - .G rain 41hs . ~,.. · Fla.kes or ..... Gra.nu!P~ • ·• I 4 J..&rge . , Bm:e.e • Kaaweu Bouse Coffee ... ~ !~~ ThirJ -It is perfectly !doted 6t every body. ro ol the CODIOUr ~'" :. . ,._, ' .' 'f'Jr i!itlt&r 8EA PRESR Clover Farm ~~' FROSTED FilLETS •< ·-. lb .·23c: . ... ': ~ Bre&d 9c Lo&r .............. .RYE · ... 27c ' .. ·, • ..,. ' • .AI . •. I ·-... .. I I ... .:..~J .• I o\,..o. • . NEW 2 LB. BOX Suaray Socia Cracken B~xZJc: 8unlhlnr. BREAD . it Estn Special Nobility Aoaorted SWEET CREAM •• • ... ' - c~~on . . 1 ~~.21c: S"allll - It is aboalutely shadow-proof and wiD nor shriak or sa&· 6 2Jc 29C •7c RED CUP wiiboat the need of iroliing. mother, lh. Lo&t 9c: ENGLISH COOKf&; El enn VMJdlel l. lb. Box 3")..lC" f OnlY . ,.. GL"ENDAJ.E Sweet Santos ~~~:'~ IJ,~ ,..,. .. lo.:t, · Rice ' lb First • ~· ~elf siii:-Jite . leave "'"'!·' . GOR:f~n ror;;·:·&;uu•: Wathlnston, NOv. 17.:.:.tNS-PreSRooseveJt and . YOU WILL NUD THIS ~SUr week i day by secretary or state lila depl.rt~re · Anl.erlca, l'r,t sider¢ RooeeW!It ehara:e. J<\< .. f'y PreeJdent Rooeevelt. The dleeuatona toward endlna 16 year tllpJomatle the trnltfild ~tate• oatabliehment ot lh lb. Pork Roast lOoDtlnired- ISC,. 2 lh~ 19c: 10c: 19c: ' IOlhc lh .,....uog Freoh Side Pork n:r~ RIII.~R D. • .LI!- \ I ~ Rahy R•' •-r Ro•d:Steak . / ' • .' .. · '19..1 & bara , ' Hm ~. ·o·rt.hJth ~u.111ard, 1 ''j• ' lWl• ' . r '.· · ... ---- ~riJ. Eu~~ ' •Clover Pann Gt"rman ,. ·_,q..:! .., .::rriee ll!tr"lh\tll('r !'iolap' 1 year aubocrip~ion tt.ll!l ..... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l!OOO 2 YIIBJ' subocriptlon 13.00 , ............. , ..... , . . . 5000 3 year eubacriptlon t4.110 .. ................ . ... 10,000 4 year aubocrlption 16.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 15,000 5 year aubacription 't7.50 . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,000 i ' ('lu"e • Farm 1 ho~ QvC D:- tes P•t!ed. ~JI • I·- 1"1.,......-"~ " Z -.!!.~:: ,,.._ . ·r-1-. . ·· . oz. tile u.oiMlell Baurholt.. ex· \ ·I 2, ... lJc I (I 07- r>kg. me ..." me .co.,., For u. imtant I 1"" Cullf•;rn1, Emp• ror •••• MAIL ·' P.aclt P.-y Flour . ~· Tbe · l'tlbt to lease or Jtc ,., 1Zc: 6 ZSc: · Sc Rran<i Thew w u wiD e t Th sdaiY j evenlnll ~tth Mr an:' ~nl ~!.ekl~ j · · ,· · TRUSUI\I.IHEJ.EGRAPH · Th• New CenNry Duo-Lhe t. • uMful, decozatlve red:ia1lamP tbat can ~utcktr be made Into a lnttrn bf Uftlo1 from burt,,._ ~v:i.Dg abadlt and inlft"':lbl' • lantern ball. P)'rtx GM• Globe mak11 It Members or the Pair and Square Club of the Federated church ana Jo1ed an oyster supper -at the .Peice Deva.Stabno . - .~ .............. ,., ...... =· votes ' · ~., 1 ,. ~. .1o, . 51 \~., ·· J ftl)ft.Jt~..0.~"'1·s 1('111 l.! ' ""I F -..........-~ .,""'' o • ,.. • 'o · o • • o ·• o • o o • o o o o tUVV"_,.ylt:r ·2 rear IU~ICP~tiC!Jl ...&~ ............ , . ~ . , . . . . . 50,000 votei -' , n.e Prid•• 3 month• oubocrJp~on ~·.'til ...................... ·.aooo votes 'J! JJ!O!Itha, tub~R\1!!!! ..a....t....;.,.;b,· .\ jar THE 2 " IN " 1 LIGHT the tPtDd tbe State ... I yeanubtcription f4;1!Q ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6(100 yotea 2 year oubKripUon -.oil ........ , .. , . , , , , , . . . . 20,000 vote• 3 year oubiCription tl2.!JO .. , ....... . ........... 50,000 votes two weeki. 11111 1 R.ootevena end ln Ool- · tG : ". ~ ,' 3 month• sul!ocription tl .QO , , ................. .... 800"volea . 6 month.uubec:ription ta.oo ' . ' . ' ... ' ............. 2600 vote• Reverend 0. . Oauble, · evanpftit who hal been · conducting sentce• &t tne .PomeLoy Church for the past , 1. ..." "' ·~­ DAILY TRP.lUJ'tE-BY CARRIER DAILY pastor of the made a tew re· introduced the ,.unda, week , PAG111UIII '. t' S11b.c:riptiono count the - t votea if oecured before Nov· ember 18th, 1933. Campairn open to women and prla reaidillc in circulation zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune·Telerraph. Tholfl who enter naay co anywhere to oecure oubecriptiona. There io no -trlcted territory. V otee are iooued in return for oubocriptio111 eecured to either paper and the prizea will be aw!U"Cied aecordlnr to who aecurea moat vote.. ,votj!!l from now Sub.c:riptiC!nt co~e ,t . . - . _ L . : • eoca .: nO: NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES CAI')(PAIGN CLOSES DECEMBER 4TH, 1933 was ., ftmDAJL1'~.- " ~Y THIRD PRIZE 150.00 IN CASH nion; Jurucn H•ve Mu.. • · 1 Pro ram 1 en:a andv.:· the SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN CASH this l I ,, .,. ;, r.: 1•• • FIRST PRIZE J2.SO.oo IN CASH 1 lJ'•l " INTERESTING SCHOOL ASSEMBLY HELD ..' TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH Icornet solo bY Donald ,,J ' VIRGINIA GREGG 582·L - Rlgb Spots ol Campaign Meea alao as.ng a solo. Before the CiYeSter announce the blrth of a Uliembly came to a eiOSt!, cheers six pound daughter. Frid r,y, Novema furtrl that large who did not raise e nough foodstuft' to were stvep. under Ul.e direction or t t•r- 17. ·~ Rev. Cauble. Spe;akl to Se· ~e cheer Leaders ~ the sons . '· "•"• scot' free when the paying time comes. For that every individual should do ali in his power to •·ee ery chiseler known for his chiseling Is reported to P':f authorities for further action by them. atur8.1ly ther~ arc so many who a re needy and in d1re :4,.raitft No one however opposed to free giving, w\11 ohjecl: tn hP.Iping those poor unfortunates. At the same time, ~o one, however liberal, will stand idly by and see a ne'ir-doawell receh•e something which he shou)d not have "t the expense of the public. One of the objections ra1 roe a short time ago in these columns was that Jazy who would refuse to work were being aided. It n said that they would stage a strike if they were nol I threat can and should be anowered practically •I th,-:tirot oign of such a strike by throwing the leader• into j il und sending them, after fair trini, to a work house or failure to provide for their dependents a• pro''ided y law. If we really want to make some of these lnafe1 earn their keep, we can do so by merely calling in th statutes with the proper prosecutin~r authorities. iseiing in Meigs County must be stopped and from all a unts regarding the efficient and business like activitie of Capt. Ilea, it will be stopped in a mininlul)l of time already fl'reat strides bave bean made in this directiof; since his first appearance here but a short tbnc ago .... •" ... •. ,J ' ... .. POLLS CLOSE PROMPTLY AT 8 P.M. TOMORROW '"ll keepf: 1 irnself is simply downright lazy and entitled to a plac • 111 a rock pi I ~ in a state institut~on rather than free o4 at the expense of the state or county. , eigs County to date has fared well indeed insofar aM m ey coming from the state is concerned, far more ehan he circumstances seem to warrant. These item~ tl I> . .10 Al,L indications the Da.ily Tribune was "barking FROM up the right tree" a short time l'.go when objections •.f \ •• And·the Big Votipg Power of .Subscriptions in Th~ Daily Tribun~ . &, Tribune-Telegraph Great Race for $500 in Cash Prizes will p~'.. . into history. 1.00 RELIEF CONDITIONS ce! ' " •' Mn. Agne6 Clllrt 1s much !Jn. aM Miss MBJ'y Va.niWit of Oolum .. bw. & recent lllneM. Everett Long and Emmett Rail• luestA ct Kr. and Kn.' u=:.AI: Jon have returned from ChiciCO R. 0 . ...,._., ~ . •~~a~-·-•· 1 where t.h.ey attended the fair. Bernard. ..w """'"""'· ,_ . rnornJnc week end lD~ OolumbWI wl\h lhe hll loeal ~ eonswnera wUI ~ha• be :•I · Rcmri 01u1r: wu here .Wednfl- '""· Harry Clark who ha.s employmeut. Mn. May Rusk or Columbua, ap4 wtfe. 1 supplied with lee u tbert 1-:. c'ay to tee hl8 rnoUier who has bun In Indiana 1pent the fleek end with Mr. and M r&. Char les Bing of ~.. Clleport "ll.'"ere a:uests of Mr. a.nd Mn.. Mr. and Un. Kenneth RaiP1 or about 50 toni fltored in the -:. •'• bed tut t.he put lrHt.. hl3 wtie. Obelb1ie announce Lhe birth ot Da\15 plant ln Pomeroy ~ Mr. aM Mrs. 't'ol:n Cook and Wn:. Mrs. Ray Guthrie of M&rlet.ta Al-va Bb1g SI.JudA.v . 8 1 Phone • 1 Kim loe can be oiM,Inf(1• D.. A. Bun.ce fJl Addl&oo. were 1srenL Sunday Md Monday with aon born We<'.netd&J. Roy Ora.pes ret-urned to hia em• Mr. and lira. Pnnt KanouBe lett • Davia oompeny o.mclall •tal.c aWDa oo Mn. Pred Mack WN:t · . home foll: ~i. r,loyment at Parker~Uf'l after a Prtday w .spend U¥ week end US, from tbe COVert plant Jr. r.eect.y. • Mr. and Mrs. Jenkin Evnn1. Ml11. tcw Ways ·;isit with h!R family. wtth the1r son, Preclerlck. lt.Uden' HunUnst.on. l UIIlclent co1u~ • Mrs. Curt Reed, ¥n. 0\11 B~- 1Rinaldo Bwll!her and Mr~. George Mr. and Mrs Chas. Thomas nwe ENTERTAINS CLVII •L OhiD 111<1~• unlnnd~J. ! ply local cuotomen. ~ for 1 lei and 11'0.,.sehlldnn apmt Thun- va... nt wont to Huntington Sun1 · j ~oy with Mrl. Jobn W.o1.Jn. I day to he., Dr. Ha mm an evange' Mrs. Ja(.k Evans entertained th• Mrs. Ed~ Bwtaher continues 1 lb;t . Wm. M. Llvldt ol IIOl ~ ! 1"bW'Iday n.IJht to quell attempta ot , ,.AUL tH AT"IINa · lt!JY poorly al'd 1t11J confined to Mr. and Mn. W H. Jacobs &nd IIILmbert of her tlve-hundred club 1 Jachon St., Sta~niOn, Va-, An espedauy tntert&un11 asaem- ~ Thurtday cventna &t her home en• n 11 ny to carry away portJona of the I ! t ber bed. Mn Barry Wood were dinner •ld ··My t ...od woold POJ dl&HI, caldl'll bi!lclalnf bly wa1 held Thurad&y morntqi a~ First avenue. Oueste Weft Mt"' s'"..oct )eft oulalde W"lth no ~porJ L~K ,.UT-A.ota 11:1•·••· Mn. Weeley Webb of Marietta a:uests ot ChlTley Thomas and d!'ltrN! and bllloumua. i 1 tbe Klddleport, hlfh sehoul nrn- 1Henry Hennecsy and Mn. Joht (Condnued from Pl.u ODe) arv place or storale. · f'1 OOLDlDtt TJ:XT-::ror In tllllia •• 11pent Bunday and Monday with m-r family. lost wtlsill 1nd tner&Y, DIIIUDl on Pi!UJ street for stu- , HUe. he entire sc~-":eutem Ohio parte: The ftre companto trun Pt. ,...._ ani mov.. an4 lla.n oo1' Mta• : J parents, Mr. and !ln. 0 . L. Va.n Mu. Junette Edwards returned f( lt !Ired. I bepa to lm· prove u 110011 u 1 loolr. {MU of Middleport high M~ Hennusy waa the reelpien; of West Virlb'U& wttb tee and bnad.IPleal&nt OalUpoUs and Ruttan.1 a\oeo~at• &No o1' :reur opnL poet• Ol.lder. l.o her home B.t Ma.son City Monday Dr. Pierce's C(JIIJen Ml:dl4111 bl•, otr· Dwinl pcdod, Paul 0 . Bamp~ of the prlze for hllh score. ' Por some ~ tbe amlitlous tame to' Midd.h:port to offer 81 _ ~z:~a~:o:,.-;-: Sue Ycx:JW 1a ...Utlnc her atat.er w.Uer a few days visit &.t th r. Bumcal Dl~y. ( wa1 !IQOA eati11,1 the f<llllh! I ll.kc4 lOft, dletiellin of Phlladelphla, .,,ho thAt th~oonclu.slon of th:l everung , , c-.:aler, sent liu'v" true.U' o1 toeally matance but It wu too late to atd *"RlMA.llT WPrc _ wo,~IDI•• Mn. C&rl Meuomt: at The Midway liiAmer home. · 1 wltlor"n o.li1trea and ~ ~ look on wcl&bt and hoi been makin1 talks before 11tue 108 85 served refrelllunents. . r.dned coal ..>eerott 81\d other tn the battle t.ga~nst the names. 1 ao«. • , OVdeb. Mn. Anna Ralston had a.'l hf!r b:.o·~ ~~ucwcd cntrt;y." J\ll dmgl•ta. dmta of school• t.hrouahout th£• • P.Uchlaan. qenten where It '7U sold .nnnoa ~ntaclltq , 111 a Lewta Bumprner or .cotumbul &uest.. Prlday Mr. and Mrs. BLa.nley l lu.~ewtlb!...,u,or tal>leu SO c\.1 .. !!Quid $1 O(l. LIL UQutd, SJ .J 5 "W•DoOuP.n.'" country nnd aleo before various TO GIVE CONCERT 1 on the markete tbere &nd 1n re. Pa-.oui CJ.tJ', was ealUDI o.Q borne folk& Bwlday . Mauet and ehHdren or Columbus 1 J}h'BB11BDU.'I'II AJfD IQm>R other O"fltlir.atlona, apoke concer!l· The Meig1 Symphony or . l11rn the local buslneu man would Mrs. Anna ThompiGil returned to n.nd on Sunday H A. Re!>tner uf lnl fOOd value& u perta:Jiltng to ch~tra recently 0 r .. a. n i zed purcba. ~·~ ete .. and t.111J Ule ~qPIO-WIIJ' »o Wor~~klp1 ber borne at Oinelnnatl Monda)' af;l lluntJngton. the bU;ii4Jn1 of an athlete, fund&· by Pro!. Konrad SchoU, will bt: merchand&ee purcbued to Mlcktlea tctlnttnued tram t't.le lJDe> ~OVlfQ , no.~ ~!) , A"OUI/r tt:t a two weeb Y1111t wtth Mr&. An.. l m~ntala or henlth &fl;d eU. presented tn COlJCert. at Middleport rort via hia, trucb, where they mll)lt well e:uarantee Ule quality of TOPlo--4Hklll•l &114 J'latt&l Q~. n& Ralston. ; ~r. e.nd Mrl Char les Comer or A part of the periOd waa also or POOleroy SOD'Ptlme in Deeember, 1:iould be" .,&4 at quite a pratlt an4 the Uquor, .,rith eaeh p&ckapc&rrya ' · •, · Mrs. Everett LIN\f and daqhtej Hlaltln&t.on were calling on F. C. devoted. 1lO tbo! •l.ntlnt 111 the new aceord1n1 to the announcemen~ :Jt 1 yet mucll cheaper than on:llnary trw a Jebel to &lve the consumet Ia AtMn• Full ('f _, spent the put week witll her alatet~ 1 ~ ~e1 ~~ay ., h ! Middleport high &ChQol 110111" . "l.oy- Mr. Scholl. The orchestra le eom-~ pdcea. , . , , b:lformatlon wtth re~peet to uallt ', ' • JJra.. wtlbur ewtaber at Oonrlna. ' · a · renee ...oug en· 1 alt)r song." The Wor,'d , arra.n;r~· posed ot the moat advanced ~~otudentl; Tbe tiovert bua!nut wae 1tarte4 u wen as ~ a.lcohoUc conten~ y ·1 :'i~eua wu1be lD ~J> Mr. and llJ'a.. 0eorve KennedY our hac! 81 their guest8 over the ! 0 1 11 the re rt siateci ment was: Prof. 01 Konm;t on their pa.rtlcularhlgh lnetruments in 1890 W. 1.n A. aB. frame Ovvertbulldln& and A. that In conch.uJo wo,.worl. rld. iJ Jl'Mtett ts.mf. eloUle end Columbus SchoU, wt: ' made ie ·InbyCfl'!-r~ the from the following schoola: W. Rarting:er t.he oommlaslon ~'recoanlr.es hOib~ ofthei:he ta)' 1100 and of SUnday with pent L. J . Bwna M.HB. band. Mlddleport, Pomeroy, Harrleona !3 by SG"feet. Thll ftrst bater)' was that whUe perhaps halt or even a qUeuce .and PhllOJOpb7. Ia lplteo~ r;t~.mer ud family. v !ll ~. Racine, 'I'uppers Plains and know!'! ai the ':Buckeye BM:er~· majority of the people ~ay oppo~~e t.h~ faet the c1t1 wu &lveD. wlloUj [ BobOy th~ sman 1011 of Mr. and CLUB HOSTESS Byracuae. at1d OIM\ft!oted jointly for ~ ulea by drink for consumption on · to ldolatrJ, which .a Jtin'ed Panl'a Mrs. Dell rtfe I& wry ill. · Gellel'leve Blnl and friend Bam Rettearsals a.re held each Sunday umt. lA~ ¥1'· Covert, ra.ther otl the premM yet mlnorltiea must IJlitrlt tbt be wu there 1119'~ to Mr!. Prtd Cr&ry W&.l ' hoste~ afternoon. tile W~DC' owner of the bualne&!l, alway, be n:ctoned W1th and to pfeacb tbe &oapel lle knew Ulat Teal of Columbus apent the wee)J Thunday at her home on Norlh tl'Ot Complete control and eorv;Iuct- tJda tase it mllht develoP that tma l tl'4IJ1t.e Wealtb aatl lell'llllll the end with the tenner's parents, M~. Se.eond -.veuue to the metnbers of Mr~ . c F. Rathburn 1!1 report~ri ed:;the ~lnef!ll\Qtll h1.s son &Uwn- less t.he minority can be atrorded Atl!of01an• Deeded tbe taPe~· as and M.rn. AlYa BJna. . her brldte club. First prize foc slightly Improved from a recc,1t fo...l tile ?wnerelllp and manaaement. a rusonable opportunity to aatJsa J ~ncb as c:Hd al10 the poor ~d, tlte Vlvlar. Po,vler spent the week With ·lt.he enure 1buslnesa wiped fy Its taste& and det~lres In a Iea1t.ta' •tnora,t. tnd at her home at Rio Grande. !llgh ~;core was awarded' to Mrs. \'V 11ln ~M. H. Jutlllng and Mrs. Emm• ,Welch E .t .. n out.. tt ~ w$8 , QOt. ,· known Prlday mate way, that minority mlsht bel ,II • .1'11• ""'• CoflcernM th ..,. Elmore Cuto or Pt:. Pleaaa.nt was ~!;~n~:reprtze,. ' ~~ a'lh••. Wallace Wright, wh~ has bee~ U1 wb.etfter or r>q&. M'r. Covert had the meana or dereatlnl the purposes c~~ "(n. l'l·2l). : ·1. 1 CfiUinl on Ed Yeacer and famll~ """" ~ at his hom~ In Lnngsvllle, Is re- t•lans of rebutltUna. of control.. 1. 'I'M .. J ) 'l:ru h1 Sunday. ~. · ~~~-0!_ ~~ 8~:...... _ _ .c.:_ · - - - __ ported Improved. I Guardsmen ;were placed on duty It 1s Improbable, the report ~:"u~~..;e'ui ~:O·tb: I Raymond Grover and family spent cdded, that laws other than the aqh enteNd" 1llto ,:. 1 Bunday with Mr. and M:n;. LewiA CAKE FLOUR pk~. 29c oont.rol taw, which will safeguard ~um= wlt .tb Jew.. ..fP" Spires at Kyser. 1 .-· ' thE' lnterestll of the whole people. • :r. Th de~- · Ralph Davldlim' and C6mlly of •:· : WID be neceSBary ! .~ 1 · d 0bll vouiD P" ~"OJ "'" 1 ,11 • 1 South Webster, 0 .. were the wed. 1 1 .. • a . ou eM c Ullftl prole 1 es 1 o;nd ruests of Rev. Davidson and to the Jewisb faltll. · : 11 lly Columbu:;, 0. Nov 17~ INS---The :r.m · . • Ol~t Sta.te Liquor CommiAAion of three & The pbllotophen (v. l8). ~w l Mt.rp··et. ar.::! !...ottle t;huler cit . . Sza Cll.lla y. memb:ers, recommend [j toc'lay by t~e ' J~wa and devout ~-D~ bt> OaWpolla were calltJ.•I on Mr. an!J Tbe aenulne Qulok the Ooverno!'iS Advisor Uquor tur,n.ed ' to IUCb al w,e re fo1mct . lll Mrs. Ed Swillher Saturda.y. I tiJI SettlnA' Jell Powder PkR& commWdon, would be· endowed the market place. Hue ·b6 ¥ • bi:to Mrs. Jtvelyn La.wrmce returned ~ ' .I wt~"..h brood powers, 1 tp"'J.;b wltb Eplc~n &Dd t!totc .K.anauaa Thursday after three lb. They were outlined a!'l follow~: 1 pbllo~~o~.bera. When t)le:.e pbl\"o weeD vlslt with Mr9. Clarence 1. The ~xecutlve rl~ht within a pbe"rl ' bear4~ bll prea'chlic th8J de- Mulford. . j ,! b ·, SYNOPSJS .aw him play." atreed Haverholt. Jwl>oot· .,,...~ state to sell or control the sale of •tHd. to kaow what new 4octrtoe Mr. aJ"Id. Mrs. Dayton Kennedy or t' 11! j 10ber as the ,Orl. Qll alcoholt .. bf>veraKe'i contolnlnlf he p~acbe4, eo tht1 IDYltld. bJ,m tu flunbury w~.re guests or Mr. and • Patrleia scarcel;r heard him. Her hd•l•t 0(Ji I snJrit.s: All winf!s known as fortt~ l .Aieo~~~oiul wbere he J:al&)l~ I*PIIIIik' to Mn. Home-r Kennedy Saturday and were dark with· memory. fied wines, the alcoholic content of I thtm~. . Thty lnqulred u to wbat Stmday. Ernest Kennedy acoom~ If he a.too4· before her whldl e:rtl~s th11.t produced by tbil •blbbl•" mlt.bt '"' 'ne word panied. them to Columbus where he fat11er. saw the charma natural fermentation proces11: and I ··tiabbl.r'' m"eul Utera)lJ .;.ated-Jil' ~~~ wlll vlld.t a few days. , 8outl1f.rne-r "'ho had S..nkitJt or Io'loddlL an fennenLed products. su;h a.s er~~ 'ib.e.J"90Celted PaW. u as~ Mr. and Mrs. lvan Grover and ljl' ' to hill t'r.rt'une and beers and elders. oont..lllnln more, , . two ehJidren were lfUUts of Arthur 1 'l'ree Rl p(! Qo'd . 2"811: Bl..il e Tloz. than 3.2 per eent ot alcohot by t~tr w.bo bad lA~ u» Htda Grover and wlte Sunday , i~''"••h:lthroWT< ~""•Y E :Ltrnor.weta:-ht. of lnl.th or error her,e ADd ...re · • ' ' lb' Carrl•r ... one U:Cia.tb . ••..• • Q:le '1/'eet . , •... .. . ....••• .•. I '"' -.~ ...__ ..... ~. ,._ th • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • •'"!" -•~ - l e -...rD 811: l.lont.b.l Clut' Y'H.J' • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • 6.00 . • . . . . • • • . . .•••• .' ~£he .I ollll...... ""' ':.~ ~ ~ to ~!U~!lt~ I !..~~1!.'LN!~ . I '---...:----. . -~----.-------~---------------------------r----~--~~ IUI419• 0b1o,,..,.... '"~ !fl ~ 1, !1'1'· 'II' MrClarence . .:,. Wn. Ql lett- PRIDAY, I'IOVJ:Ml!ER ll, 19.Q ,' ..-lbe Nec:k as Us1181, Wllh?" .. ~ . ' • I \ r. .) .. '' �." .,.' ,.. •, ' ~ I t \ ····~tt " . . I • • • ~~~~ PIIIJ · -~ ..-,, 011 Lowv ~ - t , ~. 0. - - trlmdf ~ ,. ltt!Aro ~· DOWI m!'l~ lor ~~- \IIIJ JIIDald "' oil - ·· their ,..... ·~ 16 lt IJ'IIIt.d. """"f'W\1& Ieite... bOWIVO< -Jiopl tJl<! ~~~ ill - · -~· 11<! _ . . , . lfil:l bo, Rllhlllill,..S. \j"W 1 •\ " • . ,.J .. ,. --u . . "" . . . "• n~bered -~- ~- I.GO I \ were JF.ade edit<•riaJjy anent the loose manner rn which R~litd lias bee~ giv~ll 'to,'Ce'rtain iritlividuals in the county. Th e '!tor y appearing in the Thursday issue of this week of I 1he !}-ally Tribune shows just how bad the situation had hcco ~ e in our county when the state investigator came r~re £o ~See what was going on. !Tore may and probably will yet be brought out for the p'ubli<: t.o read and digest and learn just what kind ot ~.: hi t)efe rs there are in our midst. It is to be sincerely hopei t hat the threat of the government to prosecute aU who 'l re known to be chiseling for free food and other he lp l!V hen they are able to fend for themselves, ;will be l""h'lll through to the bitter end so that this sort of peri-ton learn that he can not profit through the unfmotu-1 nate Zircumstances of others. ittstances wherein certain individuals had received aid ft):>m as many as four different sources, shows that some •one was not as interested in looki ng after the welfare~ the township in general as he might be expected · to do ·hen acting in the capacity or an official duly elected t public office. It is said and no doubt is true. that ther~ are certain individuals living on farms as large as J 60 i{cre• who are among the leaders seeking relief. ~bile ther·e are many things wh)~h ' fll,lh.t: enwr to mtedere and seriously hinder a farmer from having A l.llLIIIK t. h' it · th 'bl b t t' 1 t:rop I: om IS acres,· IS more an P 0881 e u en Ire y probtl>le that any man who is able bod}ed and living on At Loea} Seh00Is weed and -- followed by a vocal duet by Jed Mees NEW DAUGHTERS -- and ;James Ward. lp{r. 11.nd Mrs. Vallie Ha.rclluK ! Purple and White 1,W~ ;. JIIfPI· 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Charles Ru~U was aWl(\L\"SM.· ... Hit! At.hells rna~ announce the "' (lt . a dausliter, born Thursday, TWO ARRESTED . F6R """'' ••· H 0 SE - -- ~- 1 N-;;;:]~ --::---1 ~~:t . ~~~\; !:~ ~::•.:~~:~ ~~~ t~~ a~e nof~:~:; ·~! ~ THE ~lliM.INAL ESCArE.s T SEEMS impossible that so many criminals as have been I re~rtcd recently could escape the nets laid by police in therr endeavors to catch them. The latest is the case <>f Dilllnller who was freed by pals from an Ohio city jail some W.eeks ago when the sheriff of the •County wa~ killed hy th.>:desperadoeo. Dillinger, trapped by several otllcer•, Manaied to rids throu~h the cordon accompanied by a •h<JOliQg 11irl, in an armored automobile after the officers "~~~ib~~ they had him in such quarters that he could not P< escape. . great fault with the averaKe olf\cers in seekinll men, is that they are too slow in us!nr ti)eif own fi!fJal'lll'~·· 'rileY tnQ~IP shoot to kiJI every ~IJile tl]ay sight tpese qesp.er•does and let the qqe-"on.i~l! renrauf~o be ~on.e ~f~er tpe ~hooti1111 h•• ~een coll•lud~cl; ·~oo 1!1-~Y chancea for their own sf!!a~ ~nU ll'Pn Jose tjtelr l!v~B betile life of 'npllher. ·. ~r~:: 4't,~~i; i'l known' co4.rse~hllf 11 , ~~~~ ft~. • ·p~o~~qoneIn .-~m Qf theae· · Bijrh~ rp~'!f , .fePilllin!f ~f""ll<l IP toe qQ!IflW¥. ~qp murqer. If by folli!wlpff · . 8 ·t~w of tltpm tpe country " Wo~l!l ~· ,:,-;:!i!~;:~J~v~.); 4~ 1\ev. Cauble gave an lnt ~rest.l uJ; addfeM on we s u~Ject. of New Pioneertnc. The ·apea.ker streased th~ point 'before hiS young Ust~ner:l that t.hl fin~ rnove to be made to brtna i.bout en economic recovery 11 a rellatoua reeovery. Mr. Cauble said the heart& ot men must be made right before the pocket· bookl and bustnell8 can fo-~w suit Jn tbeli adJustment. 1 a.,ce. The men were 1he mur.lclpal but were tia~~,,~d one of the p~~o\r ; wlna . / ; ti'..IWII In Lhe Jail there as a protest · ;: to beitlll locked up. The two wlll appear before Mo.yor J E. H111'ley to answer to the chart,es. 1 ·• • Tbe 'tft.lk centered upon the nc AUXILIARY MEETING ce""ty of reU...,WI ln&lrucllon and 1 Becauae of the many dlllor•nl thouah~ In flur country If we ean ~·.·rial events requiring the preshave an~ elJ~tancy of a austa.lned em;:e or many members, the regular flnenclal IUJd eeonomtc recovery. nonthly se.salon of tht! La.d.ies AUXIWhUe Mr. Oauble was entertain- 1 Uv.ry of the Drew Webster Post of IDI the ~r hllh etudent.a, the the Amertcan Legion will be he~,.\ Junior Puptlr. were ))etna treated Wednesday November 22 it WILS an to an unwually lntereetlna mUBical nounced. I~ltlatton cere~onles r.nd I pr~~~~t nnmber on the proif&m wae a trio by Wtllla,m &m.lth. Oo1"ftld I.Dwe. (til IUI\al'l and Kenneth leYr~ pl&yinf the Prenoh harp. Thli Wu lo1IOWJ4 ~Y the Rubin a.optul'l, e. fJve piece qrcheatra com~Qtld ot l)anlel Rubin, vtoUn 'lder ol the orch.,~ra. Burhell ~ Bto eruon, .... um, 1"10"~1'" -·· .. ~·Jd UUUD *" ..""~ .-...~ ,,,, .. l ..--rr• with We..,. .-.rer -..~"~ " Mtl'Y JifeutiiJlDI at the p~ano. The next number co~ted or 11 a banquet will be served o.t meeu_ns;:.._____ _ _ __ BIRTHDAY SUPPER 1, • T~'-INE-BY nlng, it being the fortyaellhth birthday or 0. H. Ewing, leader of the club. Fifteen members werl! pr6ent. . wl*:~::,!';~:~~taCN u'p to do <*ndlteoww o1 c...,._ ablnlng, atudr brilllan~ llncl• mantle typt, Metal BaM ol0tJte4 column ~en. band.omaly ln.llhad. Buu.dfu.l parc!lmeat •bad•. lEE YOIR -..;I <OCAL DEALEI Fvangellcal church Thursday eve- ., I ::-=~~~ ~'~~ .::• I CHES-HIRE ·!~~ul 'I SVNJ)AY I :,S~.• SCHOOL I·- ·--• ,.,Wft LE N ss 0 , proved from h:rme:: IB~~:erla~:': c:n~~!~t '::::: I ! lu. Ncw....llel'1t I j . schoc!.l Stomach Distress, Bilious I I u• I, I .w. I I of=• ~ ~ ... Ma,! ~ ~t Satur~ 'l""~~·=n=d~M:L•~s~J~u~n;lt~a~B~u~m~g~a~m~•~r~~~~~~~~~~~~. w_. u.sa.ai,...ci'il::• a.---. and ..'.l • .. •" ;} ;,-.1;; •' j I ... ~· =r=,_ 3 17C 2Jc * v••ta•~ea J ....... .. J"••"'l7C •eUo ....WaJa11t1 •••'• .: ( ],'"") 1- : ,.... . .., •• Pa- ... CIJAPTBII TWO ' ' . d.~cW''e-'~• ~~ •• • • Davll lee &~ Produ'..e . ~~toof 2 ~:,:~/~~~l~s~~~~ i::r ~: :~1~ I=w~:t ::~ldth=~~~~ 1=~ :~:~:;;~~~n~~J::• ~~!: those beverages bv the na.cklure Ia , •bout that hP. tA.IJUJ. .r • tal~l..q w~lt'it1 ~(1 , to ultlpu~U: consumer tor off- had' .een IDd beard. ~l""'h' rlc~nsum»tlnn eY"bn• throt Ill. Add,... on Mara' .:1111 .,p aut o t-V :::hould be bound l.o A.bkle bv the decision of communi· tiee, which vote to exclude t.hP retail sale of any or an alcoholic be'Jragea under locnl option th' It I ... :r: ..... " pr.. vlaljllle. bY DeE cioeo Apples purebaae or .. ... ~ 5 "; Z3 C k•R lb. Pumpkin Lar,.-A ' l2c ('on j f'IIJ\"f'r F'arm .. \ ' I h.'l 'i~ · f'lr:e ' ~ .. .. .' .A ~. ~ p"kg. ZOe; 12( . 19c: . ( IOH·r· F'Q.rm RflkiPt;:" . . .ricok ~l,xolate · 'h ]d..., lb. · . \!a r•,.."<(•hluo G~u or Rt'tl ~ 8 o~ ' ! Sh• wflh.,., CL4otlll u., •.-..... c.. ......,...wr;. TheC.IeMal'l Wtcll-k• . . .., ~ PLf .~II:J .... 'i'liey- f'oughtm T amman>~ ·Re-=-fo-nn--'-=Ba'-t'-tl-=es-'--- 'CitfGa ., 11k1r. ' ·oo.> .' 10 c' :<irl.:s 1 .. , , • yotes votes voteo votea voteo J fjJ Aetlve Candidates Mrs. Vivian Allenswo.rtb Mrs. Nellie Barsotti Mi$s Ada Mae Campbell Miss Lois B. DUes Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Jrene Gru,eser Mrs, GJiy lflmUR " Mrs, ~M :fto)VJmf Ml•• Uora lflpt.h ~~~ ~4tJnt'~-ftrl•td ~'~~~~~~ Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio ) .Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio MJnersville, Ohio . PPm~roy, Ohjo Mlddleport, OhiO. ...:· ... .. .... . ..... • • ..:!" ~ Li<rer ~ , .. " .Mlddleport, Ohiu .~tflft ftlls, Qmo .Ltt,ftl~ttnm, Obio I''" ~ ('H I IU · ~ Jar, 9c · ' ,. i· .' .. ·' Sliced \\' 0'11 'l'runm.·,l in pl· ,.,, s.con Meat frOm. ,.,,J ••• ,...,.., ... ··- "*'" oneJ were laup.~h.ed 'a ··' .., ...• ::... I :. fO!~O , rt, ?~0!101.. ...... lu >• rc.wtne by hts Fancy Whole Blue Rose In nnlk 'II'~ !" · - .G rain 41hs . ~,.. · Fla.kes or ..... Gra.nu!P~ • ·• I 4 J..&rge . , Bm:e.e • Kaaweu Bouse Coffee ... ~ !~~ ThirJ -It is perfectly !doted 6t every body. ro ol the CODIOUr ~'" :. . ,._, ' .' 'f'Jr i!itlt&r 8EA PRESR Clover Farm ~~' FROSTED FilLETS •< ·-. lb .·23c: . ... ': ~ Bre&d 9c Lo&r .............. .RYE · ... 27c ' .. ·, • ..,. ' • .AI . •. I ·-... .. I I ... .:..~J .• I o\,..o. • . NEW 2 LB. BOX Suaray Socia Cracken B~xZJc: 8unlhlnr. BREAD . it Estn Special Nobility Aoaorted SWEET CREAM •• • ... ' - c~~on . . 1 ~~.21c: S"allll - It is aboalutely shadow-proof and wiD nor shriak or sa&· 6 2Jc 29C •7c RED CUP wiiboat the need of iroliing. mother, lh. Lo&t 9c: ENGLISH COOKf&; El enn VMJdlel l. lb. Box 3")..lC" f OnlY . ,.. GL"ENDAJ.E Sweet Santos ~~~:'~ IJ,~ ,..,. .. lo.:t, · Rice ' lb First • ~· ~elf siii:-Jite . leave "'"'!·' . GOR:f~n ror;;·:·&;uu•: Wathlnston, NOv. 17.:.:.tNS-PreSRooseveJt and . YOU WILL NUD THIS ~SUr week i day by secretary or state lila depl.rt~re · Anl.erlca, l'r,t sider¢ RooeeW!It ehara:e. J<\< .. f'y PreeJdent Rooeevelt. The dleeuatona toward endlna 16 year tllpJomatle the trnltfild ~tate• oatabliehment ot lh lb. Pork Roast lOoDtlnired- ISC,. 2 lh~ 19c: 10c: 19c: ' IOlhc lh .,....uog Freoh Side Pork n:r~ RIII.~R D. • .LI!- \ I ~ Rahy R•' •-r Ro•d:Steak . / ' • .' .. · '19..1 & bara , ' Hm ~. ·o·rt.hJth ~u.111ard, 1 ''j• ' lWl• ' . r '.· · ... ---- ~riJ. Eu~~ ' •Clover Pann Gt"rman ,. ·_,q..:! .., .::rriee ll!tr"lh\tll('r !'iolap' 1 year aubocrip~ion tt.ll!l ..... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l!OOO 2 YIIBJ' subocriptlon 13.00 , ............. , ..... , . . . 5000 3 year eubacriptlon t4.110 .. ................ . ... 10,000 4 year aubocrlption 16.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 15,000 5 year aubacription 't7.50 . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,000 i ' ('lu"e • Farm 1 ho~ QvC D:- tes P•t!ed. ~JI • I·- 1"1.,......-"~ " Z -.!!.~:: ,,.._ . ·r-1-. . ·· . oz. tile u.oiMlell Baurholt.. ex· \ ·I 2, ... lJc I (I 07- r>kg. me ..." me .co.,., For u. imtant I 1"" Cullf•;rn1, Emp• ror •••• MAIL ·' P.aclt P.-y Flour . ~· Tbe · l'tlbt to lease or Jtc ,., 1Zc: 6 ZSc: · Sc Rran<i Thew w u wiD e t Th sdaiY j evenlnll ~tth Mr an:' ~nl ~!.ekl~ j · · ,· · TRUSUI\I.IHEJ.EGRAPH · Th• New CenNry Duo-Lhe t. • uMful, decozatlve red:ia1lamP tbat can ~utcktr be made Into a lnttrn bf Uftlo1 from burt,,._ ~v:i.Dg abadlt and inlft"':lbl' • lantern ball. P)'rtx GM• Globe mak11 It Members or the Pair and Square Club of the Federated church ana Jo1ed an oyster supper -at the .Peice Deva.Stabno . - .~ .............. ,., ...... =· votes ' · ~., 1 ,. ~. .1o, . 51 \~., ·· J ftl)ft.Jt~..0.~"'1·s 1('111 l.! ' ""I F -..........-~ .,""'' o • ,.. • 'o · o • • o ·• o • o o • o o o o tUVV"_,.ylt:r ·2 rear IU~ICP~tiC!Jl ...&~ ............ , . ~ . , . . . . . 50,000 votei -' , n.e Prid•• 3 month• oubocrJp~on ~·.'til ...................... ·.aooo votes 'J! JJ!O!Itha, tub~R\1!!!! ..a....t....;.,.;b,· .\ jar THE 2 " IN " 1 LIGHT the tPtDd tbe State ... I yeanubtcription f4;1!Q ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6(100 yotea 2 year oubKripUon -.oil ........ , .. , . , , , , , . . . . 20,000 vote• 3 year oubiCription tl2.!JO .. , ....... . ........... 50,000 votes two weeki. 11111 1 R.ootevena end ln Ool- · tG : ". ~ ,' 3 month• sul!ocription tl .QO , , ................. .... 800"volea . 6 month.uubec:ription ta.oo ' . ' . ' ... ' ............. 2600 vote• Reverend 0. . Oauble, · evanpftit who hal been · conducting sentce• &t tne .PomeLoy Church for the past , 1. ..." "' ·~­ DAILY TRP.lUJ'tE-BY CARRIER DAILY pastor of the made a tew re· introduced the ,.unda, week , PAG111UIII '. t' S11b.c:riptiono count the - t votea if oecured before Nov· ember 18th, 1933. Campairn open to women and prla reaidillc in circulation zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune·Telerraph. Tholfl who enter naay co anywhere to oecure oubecriptiona. There io no -trlcted territory. V otee are iooued in return for oubocriptio111 eecured to either paper and the prizea will be aw!U"Cied aecordlnr to who aecurea moat vote.. ,votj!!l from now Sub.c:riptiC!nt co~e ,t . . - . _ L . : • eoca .: nO: NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES CAI')(PAIGN CLOSES DECEMBER 4TH, 1933 was ., ftmDAJL1'~.- " ~Y THIRD PRIZE 150.00 IN CASH nion; Jurucn H•ve Mu.. • · 1 Pro ram 1 en:a andv.:· the SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN CASH this l I ,, .,. ;, r.: 1•• • FIRST PRIZE J2.SO.oo IN CASH 1 lJ'•l " INTERESTING SCHOOL ASSEMBLY HELD ..' TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH Icornet solo bY Donald ,,J ' VIRGINIA GREGG 582·L - Rlgb Spots ol Campaign Meea alao as.ng a solo. Before the CiYeSter announce the blrth of a Uliembly came to a eiOSt!, cheers six pound daughter. Frid r,y, Novema furtrl that large who did not raise e nough foodstuft' to were stvep. under Ul.e direction or t t•r- 17. ·~ Rev. Cauble. Spe;akl to Se· ~e cheer Leaders ~ the sons . '· "•"• scot' free when the paying time comes. For that every individual should do ali in his power to •·ee ery chiseler known for his chiseling Is reported to P':f authorities for further action by them. atur8.1ly ther~ arc so many who a re needy and in d1re :4,.raitft No one however opposed to free giving, w\11 ohjecl: tn hP.Iping those poor unfortunates. At the same time, ~o one, however liberal, will stand idly by and see a ne'ir-doawell receh•e something which he shou)d not have "t the expense of the public. One of the objections ra1 roe a short time ago in these columns was that Jazy who would refuse to work were being aided. It n said that they would stage a strike if they were nol I threat can and should be anowered practically •I th,-:tirot oign of such a strike by throwing the leader• into j il und sending them, after fair trini, to a work house or failure to provide for their dependents a• pro''ided y law. If we really want to make some of these lnafe1 earn their keep, we can do so by merely calling in th statutes with the proper prosecutin~r authorities. iseiing in Meigs County must be stopped and from all a unts regarding the efficient and business like activitie of Capt. Ilea, it will be stopped in a mininlul)l of time already fl'reat strides bave bean made in this directiof; since his first appearance here but a short tbnc ago .... •" ... •. ,J ' ... .. POLLS CLOSE PROMPTLY AT 8 P.M. TOMORROW '"ll keepf: 1 irnself is simply downright lazy and entitled to a plac • 111 a rock pi I ~ in a state institut~on rather than free o4 at the expense of the state or county. , eigs County to date has fared well indeed insofar aM m ey coming from the state is concerned, far more ehan he circumstances seem to warrant. These item~ tl I> . .10 Al,L indications the Da.ily Tribune was "barking FROM up the right tree" a short time l'.go when objections •.f \ •• And·the Big Votipg Power of .Subscriptions in Th~ Daily Tribun~ . &, Tribune-Telegraph Great Race for $500 in Cash Prizes will p~'.. . into history. 1.00 RELIEF CONDITIONS ce! ' " •' Mn. Agne6 Clllrt 1s much !Jn. aM Miss MBJ'y Va.niWit of Oolum .. bw. & recent lllneM. Everett Long and Emmett Rail• luestA ct Kr. and Kn.' u=:.AI: Jon have returned from ChiciCO R. 0 . ...,._., ~ . •~~a~-·-•· 1 where t.h.ey attended the fair. Bernard. ..w """'"""'· ,_ . rnornJnc week end lD~ OolumbWI wl\h lhe hll loeal ~ eonswnera wUI ~ha• be :•I · Rcmri 01u1r: wu here .Wednfl- '""· Harry Clark who ha.s employmeut. Mn. May Rusk or Columbua, ap4 wtfe. 1 supplied with lee u tbert 1-:. c'ay to tee hl8 rnoUier who has bun In Indiana 1pent the fleek end with Mr. and M r&. Char les Bing of ~.. Clleport "ll.'"ere a:uests of Mr. a.nd Mn.. Mr. and Un. Kenneth RaiP1 or about 50 toni fltored in the -:. •'• bed tut t.he put lrHt.. hl3 wtie. Obelb1ie announce Lhe birth ot Da\15 plant ln Pomeroy ~ Mr. aM Mrs. 't'ol:n Cook and Wn:. Mrs. Ray Guthrie of M&rlet.ta Al-va Bb1g SI.JudA.v . 8 1 Phone • 1 Kim loe can be oiM,Inf(1• D.. A. Bun.ce fJl Addl&oo. were 1srenL Sunday Md Monday with aon born We<'.netd&J. Roy Ora.pes ret-urned to hia em• Mr. and lira. Pnnt KanouBe lett • Davia oompeny o.mclall •tal.c aWDa oo Mn. Pred Mack WN:t · . home foll: ~i. r,loyment at Parker~Uf'l after a Prtday w .spend U¥ week end US, from tbe COVert plant Jr. r.eect.y. • Mr. and Mrs. Jenkin Evnn1. Ml11. tcw Ways ·;isit with h!R family. wtth the1r son, Preclerlck. lt.Uden' HunUnst.on. l UIIlclent co1u~ • Mrs. Curt Reed, ¥n. 0\11 B~- 1Rinaldo Bwll!her and Mr~. George Mr. and Mrs Chas. Thomas nwe ENTERTAINS CLVII •L OhiD 111<1~• unlnnd~J. ! ply local cuotomen. ~ for 1 lei and 11'0.,.sehlldnn apmt Thun- va... nt wont to Huntington Sun1 · j ~oy with Mrl. Jobn W.o1.Jn. I day to he., Dr. Ha mm an evange' Mrs. Ja(.k Evans entertained th• Mrs. Ed~ Bwtaher continues 1 lb;t . Wm. M. Llvldt ol IIOl ~ ! 1"bW'Iday n.IJht to quell attempta ot , ,.AUL tH AT"IINa · lt!JY poorly al'd 1t11J confined to Mr. and Mn. W H. Jacobs &nd IIILmbert of her tlve-hundred club 1 Jachon St., Sta~niOn, Va-, An espedauy tntert&un11 asaem- ~ Thurtday cventna &t her home en• n 11 ny to carry away portJona of the I ! t ber bed. Mn Barry Wood were dinner •ld ··My t ...od woold POJ dl&HI, caldl'll bi!lclalnf bly wa1 held Thurad&y morntqi a~ First avenue. Oueste Weft Mt"' s'"..oct )eft oulalde W"lth no ~porJ L~K ,.UT-A.ota 11:1•·••· Mn. Weeley Webb of Marietta a:uests ot ChlTley Thomas and d!'ltrN! and bllloumua. i 1 tbe Klddleport, hlfh sehoul nrn- 1Henry Hennecsy and Mn. Joht (Condnued from Pl.u ODe) arv place or storale. · f'1 OOLDlDtt TJ:XT-::ror In tllllia •• 11pent Bunday and Monday with m-r family. lost wtlsill 1nd tner&Y, DIIIUDl on Pi!UJ street for stu- , HUe. he entire sc~-":eutem Ohio parte: The ftre companto trun Pt. ,...._ ani mov.. an4 lla.n oo1' Mta• : J parents, Mr. and !ln. 0 . L. Va.n Mu. Junette Edwards returned f( lt !Ired. I bepa to lm· prove u 110011 u 1 loolr. {MU of Middleport high M~ Hennusy waa the reelpien; of West Virlb'U& wttb tee and bnad.IPleal&nt OalUpoUs and Ruttan.1 a\oeo~at• &No o1' :reur opnL poet• Ol.lder. l.o her home B.t Ma.son City Monday Dr. Pierce's C(JIIJen Ml:dl4111 bl•, otr· Dwinl pcdod, Paul 0 . Bamp~ of the prlze for hllh score. ' Por some ~ tbe amlitlous tame to' Midd.h:port to offer 81 _ ~z:~a~:o:,.-;-: Sue Ycx:JW 1a ...Utlnc her atat.er w.Uer a few days visit &.t th r. Bumcal Dl~y. ( wa1 !IQOA eati11,1 the f<llllh! I ll.kc4 lOft, dletiellin of Phlladelphla, .,,ho thAt th~oonclu.slon of th:l everung , , c-.:aler, sent liu'v" true.U' o1 toeally matance but It wu too late to atd *"RlMA.llT WPrc _ wo,~IDI•• Mn. C&rl Meuomt: at The Midway liiAmer home. · 1 wltlor"n o.li1trea and ~ ~ look on wcl&bt and hoi been makin1 talks before 11tue 108 85 served refrelllunents. . r.dned coal ..>eerott 81\d other tn the battle t.ga~nst the names. 1 ao«. • , OVdeb. Mn. Anna Ralston had a.'l hf!r b:.o·~ ~~ucwcd cntrt;y." J\ll dmgl•ta. dmta of school• t.hrouahout th£• • P.Uchlaan. qenten where It '7U sold .nnnoa ~ntaclltq , 111 a Lewta Bumprner or .cotumbul &uest.. Prlday Mr. and Mrs. BLa.nley l lu.~ewtlb!...,u,or tal>leu SO c\.1 .. !!Quid $1 O(l. LIL UQutd, SJ .J 5 "W•DoOuP.n.'" country nnd aleo before various TO GIVE CONCERT 1 on the markete tbere &nd 1n re. Pa-.oui CJ.tJ', was ealUDI o.Q borne folk& Bwlday . Mauet and ehHdren or Columbus 1 J}h'BB11BDU.'I'II AJfD IQm>R other O"fltlir.atlona, apoke concer!l· The Meig1 Symphony or . l11rn the local buslneu man would Mrs. Anna ThompiGil returned to n.nd on Sunday H A. Re!>tner uf lnl fOOd value& u perta:Jiltng to ch~tra recently 0 r .. a. n i zed purcba. ~·~ ete .. and t.111J Ule ~qPIO-WIIJ' »o Wor~~klp1 ber borne at Oinelnnatl Monda)' af;l lluntJngton. the bU;ii4Jn1 of an athlete, fund&· by Pro!. Konrad SchoU, will bt: merchand&ee purcbued to Mlcktlea tctlnttnued tram t't.le lJDe> ~OVlfQ , no.~ ~!) , A"OUI/r tt:t a two weeb Y1111t wtth Mr&. An.. l m~ntala or henlth &fl;d eU. presented tn COlJCert. at Middleport rort via hia, trucb, where they mll)lt well e:uarantee Ule quality of TOPlo--4Hklll•l &114 J'latt&l Q~. n& Ralston. ; ~r. e.nd Mrl Char les Comer or A part of the periOd waa also or POOleroy SOD'Ptlme in Deeember, 1:iould be" .,&4 at quite a pratlt an4 the Uquor, .,rith eaeh p&ckapc&rrya ' · •, · Mrs. Everett LIN\f and daqhtej Hlaltln&t.on were calling on F. C. devoted. 1lO tbo! •l.ntlnt 111 the new aceord1n1 to the announcemen~ :Jt 1 yet mucll cheaper than on:llnary trw a Jebel to &lve the consumet Ia AtMn• Full ('f _, spent the put week witll her alatet~ 1 ~ ~e1 ~~ay ., h ! Middleport high &ChQol 110111" . "l.oy- Mr. Scholl. The orchestra le eom-~ pdcea. , . , , b:lformatlon wtth re~peet to uallt ', ' • JJra.. wtlbur ewtaber at Oonrlna. ' · a · renee ...oug en· 1 alt)r song." The Wor,'d , arra.n;r~· posed ot the moat advanced ~~otudentl; Tbe tiovert bua!nut wae 1tarte4 u wen as ~ a.lcohoUc conten~ y ·1 :'i~eua wu1be lD ~J> Mr. and llJ'a.. 0eorve KennedY our hac! 81 their guest8 over the ! 0 1 11 the re rt siateci ment was: Prof. 01 Konm;t on their pa.rtlcularhlgh lnetruments in 1890 W. 1.n A. aB. frame Ovvertbulldln& and A. that In conch.uJo wo,.worl. rld. iJ Jl'Mtett ts.mf. eloUle end Columbus SchoU, wt: ' made ie ·InbyCfl'!-r~ the from the following schoola: W. Rarting:er t.he oommlaslon ~'recoanlr.es hOib~ ofthei:he ta)' 1100 and of SUnday with pent L. J . Bwna M.HB. band. Mlddleport, Pomeroy, Harrleona !3 by SG"feet. Thll ftrst bater)' was that whUe perhaps halt or even a qUeuce .and PhllOJOpb7. Ia lplteo~ r;t~.mer ud family. v !ll ~. Racine, 'I'uppers Plains and know!'! ai the ':Buckeye BM:er~· majority of the people ~ay oppo~~e t.h~ faet the c1t1 wu &lveD. wlloUj [ BobOy th~ sman 1011 of Mr. and CLUB HOSTESS Byracuae. at1d OIM\ft!oted jointly for ~ ulea by drink for consumption on · to ldolatrJ, which .a Jtin'ed Panl'a Mrs. Dell rtfe I& wry ill. · Gellel'leve Blnl and friend Bam Rettearsals a.re held each Sunday umt. lA~ ¥1'· Covert, ra.ther otl the premM yet mlnorltiea must IJlitrlt tbt be wu there 1119'~ to Mr!. Prtd Cr&ry W&.l ' hoste~ afternoon. tile W~DC' owner of the bualne&!l, alway, be n:ctoned W1th and to pfeacb tbe &oapel lle knew Ulat Teal of Columbus apent the wee)J Thunday at her home on Norlh tl'Ot Complete control and eorv;Iuct- tJda tase it mllht develoP that tma l tl'4IJ1t.e Wealtb aatl lell'llllll the end with the tenner's parents, M~. Se.eond -.veuue to the metnbers of Mr~ . c F. Rathburn 1!1 report~ri ed:;the ~lnef!ll\Qtll h1.s son &Uwn- less t.he minority can be atrorded Atl!of01an• Deeded tbe taPe~· as and M.rn. AlYa BJna. . her brldte club. First prize foc slightly Improved from a recc,1t fo...l tile ?wnerelllp and manaaement. a rusonable opportunity to aatJsa J ~ncb as c:Hd al10 the poor ~d, tlte Vlvlar. Po,vler spent the week With ·lt.he enure 1buslnesa wiped fy Its taste& and det~lres In a Iea1t.ta' •tnora,t. tnd at her home at Rio Grande. !llgh ~;core was awarded' to Mrs. \'V 11ln ~M. H. Jutlllng and Mrs. Emm• ,Welch E .t .. n out.. tt ~ w$8 , QOt. ,· known Prlday mate way, that minority mlsht bel ,II • .1'11• ""'• CoflcernM th ..,. Elmore Cuto or Pt:. Pleaaa.nt was ~!;~n~:reprtze,. ' ~~ a'lh••. Wallace Wright, wh~ has bee~ U1 wb.etfter or r>q&. M'r. Covert had the meana or dereatlnl the purposes c~~ "(n. l'l·2l). : ·1. 1 CfiUinl on Ed Yeacer and famll~ """" ~ at his hom~ In Lnngsvllle, Is re- t•lans of rebutltUna. of control.. 1. 'I'M .. J ) 'l:ru h1 Sunday. ~. · ~~~-0!_ ~~ 8~:...... _ _ .c.:_ · - - - __ ported Improved. I Guardsmen ;were placed on duty It 1s Improbable, the report ~:"u~~..;e'ui ~:O·tb: I Raymond Grover and family spent cdded, that laws other than the aqh enteNd" 1llto ,:. 1 Bunday with Mr. and M:n;. LewiA CAKE FLOUR pk~. 29c oont.rol taw, which will safeguard ~um= wlt .tb Jew.. ..fP" Spires at Kyser. 1 .-· ' thE' lnterestll of the whole people. • :r. Th de~- · Ralph Davldlim' and C6mlly of •:· : WID be neceSBary ! .~ 1 · d 0bll vouiD P" ~"OJ "'" 1 ,11 • 1 South Webster, 0 .. were the wed. 1 1 .. • a . ou eM c Ullftl prole 1 es 1 o;nd ruests of Rev. Davidson and to the Jewisb faltll. · : 11 lly Columbu:;, 0. Nov 17~ INS---The :r.m · . • Ol~t Sta.te Liquor CommiAAion of three & The pbllotophen (v. l8). ~w l Mt.rp··et. ar.::! !...ottle t;huler cit . . Sza Cll.lla y. memb:ers, recommend [j toc'lay by t~e ' J~wa and devout ~-D~ bt> OaWpolla were calltJ.•I on Mr. an!J Tbe aenulne Qulok the Ooverno!'iS Advisor Uquor tur,n.ed ' to IUCb al w,e re fo1mct . lll Mrs. Ed Swillher Saturda.y. I tiJI SettlnA' Jell Powder PkR& commWdon, would be· endowed the market place. Hue ·b6 ¥ • bi:to Mrs. Jtvelyn La.wrmce returned ~ ' .I wt~"..h brood powers, 1 tp"'J.;b wltb Eplc~n &Dd t!totc .K.anauaa Thursday after three lb. They were outlined a!'l follow~: 1 pbllo~~o~.bera. When t)le:.e pbl\"o weeD vlslt with Mr9. Clarence 1. The ~xecutlve rl~ht within a pbe"rl ' bear4~ bll prea'chlic th8J de- Mulford. . j ,! b ·, SYNOPSJS .aw him play." atreed Haverholt. Jwl>oot· .,,...~ state to sell or control the sale of •tHd. to kaow what new 4octrtoe Mr. aJ"Id. Mrs. Dayton Kennedy or t' 11! j 10ber as the ,Orl. Qll alcoholt .. bf>veraKe'i contolnlnlf he p~acbe4, eo tht1 IDYltld. bJ,m tu flunbury w~.re guests or Mr. and • Patrleia scarcel;r heard him. Her hd•l•t 0(Ji I snJrit.s: All winf!s known as fortt~ l .Aieo~~~oiul wbere he J:al&)l~ I*PIIIIik' to Mn. Home-r Kennedy Saturday and were dark with· memory. fied wines, the alcoholic content of I thtm~. . Thty lnqulred u to wbat Stmday. Ernest Kennedy acoom~ If he a.too4· before her whldl e:rtl~s th11.t produced by tbil •blbbl•" mlt.bt '"' 'ne word panied. them to Columbus where he fat11er. saw the charma natural fermentation proces11: and I ··tiabbl.r'' m"eul Utera)lJ .;.ated-Jil' ~~~ wlll vlld.t a few days. , 8outl1f.rne-r "'ho had S..nkitJt or Io'loddlL an fennenLed products. su;h a.s er~~ 'ib.e.J"90Celted PaW. u as~ Mr. and Mrs. lvan Grover and ljl' ' to hill t'r.rt'une and beers and elders. oont..lllnln more, , . two ehJidren were lfUUts of Arthur 1 'l'ree Rl p(! Qo'd . 2"811: Bl..il e Tloz. than 3.2 per eent ot alcohot by t~tr w.bo bad lA~ u» Htda Grover and wlte Sunday , i~''"••h:lthroWT< ~""•Y E :Ltrnor.weta:-ht. of lnl.th or error her,e ADd ...re · • ' ' lb' Carrl•r ... one U:Cia.tb . ••..• • Q:le '1/'eet . , •... .. . ....••• .•. I '"' -.~ ...__ ..... ~. ,._ th • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • •'"!" -•~ - l e -...rD 811: l.lont.b.l Clut' Y'H.J' • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • 6.00 . • . . . . • • • . . .•••• .' ~£he .I ollll...... ""' ':.~ ~ ~ to ~!U~!lt~ I !..~~1!.'LN!~ . I '---...:----. . -~----.-------~---------------------------r----~--~~ IUI419• 0b1o,,..,.... '"~ !fl ~ 1, !1'1'· 'II' MrClarence . .:,. Wn. Ql lett- PRIDAY, I'IOVJ:Ml!ER ll, 19.Q ,' ..-lbe Nec:k as Us1181, Wllh?" .. ~ . ' • I \ r. .) .. '' �. • • PRIDAY, NOVDm& 11, 1m "" 1 (/1 ' J •. . • Riches1 Baby One W•il l.fd To Another ., • ...' J'RlDAY , NO\lEii{BJm 17, W33 Bar Ar.fhur usu,a" Bae .. ' f[l tOW J~GKH~ ~~[ R[AflY r~R Spartan leader IN~A~IN~ B~fM£N BijYS wH~ PlAl lF::ro~~:~:~t i n .Mm~u.r.~nr r1t L~ T~N~~~T ~ ~nA~~;::~i~::=~:yt cler than an overloruted mule. . I Portamouth ,' <Spec1ati-Nov . Repeal "--"'!""'1'-~""''I'"~'P:~P" - · ,.,. Sundl<y. -~.1 . .ul OUih...., Of Oll&rlulOo) ' Wf' a. biUII.flest \llett?r bere l(~y. , : Edward RJa.n, smaU aQll qft Iff: t.nd Mrs. T. J . RJII.D, na llll~"' , . ll(r. aad Mn. Vlutlley c....,.- ad ol J.-.1!> Prtet, lllr. •114 ~ :Cua:ene V{fa~t •11# daUihter • - : ; t r!p, IWld&:t" w(t.h Mr. •IMP! Mn. 'l'om We11s. J,nnQ!p Edward.~~ .11pent EhWdiJ be fell whUa !'l&yh'lf on Ule pohQijlt' wl~ fl,la father 0 . J . Bdwm!J and around., Prlda}'. The bane bai been tamUr. &et anC. h 3 il cetttnr alqJli', nlceQ· ., Ha1Ue Knopp and fan:illy, ()e:t&~ Denver Hysell. IOCIIJ repreaen\11.~ MfJrrta and Wife were aue•ts " Uve for the We..tern al)d Bout"P· 01'1111 Rld&:e $un4aJ. l!lm Lite In&, Co., wu a bialrt.Sii' The Oolumbu.& w. Y B U. put on vlltt.or In Columbua, las~ w-;ek. 1 • a ,fine prosnun at the PrelbyWit.D 1 Mlsie& Max!ne and Rea~r Hen ~ chureh Sunday evening. on were a:uru;t, of their .sister, Mru. Hervtn Leivln6' at 6alcm, 1 Bundily · tunat.e in bre:J.kifll hla ann, 1rheh I 17- ' Jackett In Line To Lay Claim To Championohip Of I Omconfldence amon• his Porta· i 1 m011th Spar4\n Jl'ootboll players I State For Cla•a·· "8" Coibpetilioll' If They • Is ;.,hl.t · eoacl\ '""'" 01ill~ · I•' DefeAt ' Bremen · ' gua.r4~ ~ag,lnst as he prepares to I $Yan4li, ' I Lower Thomao fork ' Mr. and Mn . . L. J. Ru,t~'hou\;i.t:i" and Mrs L. p. Ftl~ k~tfutl ,o1' ' . ) , send his grfdders aQ'P.IRit t.he Cin- 'I t.he funerc.l of Will Ne;ww:n, Mon• lCI:ary Piliher retuwed to ColWD• All 18 In read1neu. The.' decks lnf<trfor 'to their opponents from the clnnaU Reds at Redland Fiekl .-unday afternoor. bL;S Frlday. Prot. J . T, Le\lli& of idlddleporL Ooorp Moore butchered " ' flnt l cve beeP c'"'" ....d. fl)r ~t!Pu. The l <fKJtth~ par~ 9f the state. Coach day afternoon, In a Nation~ l~~e~ ...,.._.,. ' nut • pme. ,. ' waa !l. buslne55 vi61to{ 1;\ere, Mon- !:fit MOQiiay.. &I.Qie is &et foe the biggest, a.nd •• t.yn ga.<e his boy!. an easy wortCl .. I f ·•• ~ I lb n ... •· cut Thursrlay eveQing preparatory ar... s e r ....... •;na e na.ali ....s 1 'Mr. t"nd Mr11. Tom MorrU. return· day . . , 1 probablY. J:A)st toqtball game of w the ti!g· rame t.onlght o.s he nstrous record this scaSOI.. -which) Memebn fT tb2 county boillflii etJ fr~m ~Cblumbua saturday. the lsea&>n '•schedU1ed to lle played I , 1auted to '!lkl#<no chances on lnjur .Includes defeatg by Chicago Ce.td- 1 e<.lue&tlon. Mr, Mi; }ie~~~ D:: . TO(\~ :,C,ol<Ung ~ calllnl 0' C. V Petty, Aft. P.{lfteF ant! ·'Asair.. Olllb§it JOhnson Sai.\U'day r,!. tt.e llgh~;ed fieltl ' of t.h' Mtddte· J· mg any ~ r his 0011 toters or line de- Ina Is, Philadelphia, Portsmouth and 1 Brooklyn, a \iEI with Pittsburgh and 1 Mr.b Walter Dod110o h~ bei:n 1~ County Supt." E.' tf.' M:.lllllftbn were ort hiS,G f Chool at 7 30 this, even- fclFrlders. , a vlct.Qry> ·Ovi!r the Cardinals-May 1 vlrut.ora at Wahama high schoo~ Ar•S(on Jack&Jn atijl wife 111r. , · om all ln::llcatlon.s · t.he aa.ck~:• :> lead tile Spartans Into a state of ) Monday ~ , l.~Cf'.ll~ a:pasts Q! E.lJ). Tucker a The ga.nu• is the much talked of will lin ':! up w1.lh Darst and SWI~h P I false .security. Tho Spartaw ha.vc James Diehl of Htmtlngton spe1i~ wltc. · ' contest . originally scheduled for at ends, ,Entsmln&ei' ana Hdghea p.;; at least one win over all t.eams I Monday a.t h1a home here. Ada Fra.zter Js stayins with :urs., Yliday afternoon but moved back btcklcs, Larut crt and 'I't!ckp- at played thiS season, 1 Mr. and Mrs Jonn Ma.rtill vis- 1om Morrill ,., " • tO this evening when It was ap- gu:mls and LewlS· a t. center with tho:In his editors to mtw mfwy mfw lied relatives at New Haven, Sunotho Smith wa.a calUna on WaJt.arent tha~ the obstinate tactics of f<.ur PGnies In the bo.ckflcld, PickIn his efforts tc make his pro- 1, day. tr r Dodson Sunday. ·. ' Ihe Jackoon athletic ome1els might Cr'S, Allensworth, Bennett and Riley teges reeard the Cincinnati foe as 1 EU Smith remains the aa.me. Mn:. Herman L=>.ynf' WILl:\ hostes.: c.tuse serious trouble and !neon ~ 1bue m ay bl:" some shght change · no sct~up, PortsmoutH's smali. but ] to her SU.lday IIChool claM at be, TDDlmy Morris has beed. · wlt.h nnlence for t..'le Pomeroy team In PI(.v\dEd that cne or more ot U~'! mlghty mentor bB.Ses his claims on , he me at New Uaven, Tue&day eve~ 1he croup. rlaJ\ng tht! game which alsG had <.l lpplet-:, Durs~ . Tuckfl l', Lew!!: u1 sewral points. .He calls a.ttent1on 1 Ill .•_,. Clark Lambert 15pent the week teen scheduled for Friday arter- Allensworth fali to round to iro.r, to the fact Ulnt the oomlng game ts C. F, Martine of Parkerabur~~: tJld with his grand1ather. IlOOn a~ the Middleport field ·pro- tl d1 lnjuncs lu time to be \n oha p • the mO.\it Important ot the yeur for ::pcn L the wee!{ end a.t his h w. Mra. Cilariey HyseU 18 110me bet\olded po game were played by thP for the game. That however, IS 'l 1 the Reds. htre ter. Yt•Uow Jackets, rfmote pc!'siblllty With the lin ~ Queen City fans are Inclined to Katy Thoma.s ha.s mcJVed. frotn \fLO Gilkey property to her home t1 He was a mixup, they, evidcntlv tXhlblt-:.d throughou[ the sen.s<',J baseball or foot.bA.ID and the pro-~ ~roduction When the Jacksuu of'l:l.ctalS found plav ing tl:t: ban; up game they support only a winning team <be 1t With the in Kerrs Run. ~enslng a chance to havt'l the game l'V<:n llbTiillst twavler, stronger com· moters of the Cincy pro-football 'rlt, wineries and Myrtle Russell was cal11nl on played at Jackson and not knowing t.inations Including the gaints from team see In next Sunday's .game! lnv,e tal>cn a new IC'a.m; Mu>. Alpha. Doug!ILS and two dau· Jessie RIJ&'>ell Sunday. that Pomeroy might have secured Jock!:on and bJ.ocking out the oppr-- thr.lr chR.nce to make Clncmn11.tl ln 1dea of what IS takmg 1ct.ters Eva and Virsene were callFloyd Harrison and wUe were rer• •other field and played the game ntwn tn ena ble the speed twl, , ~ public slt un and take noHce by a I - B · - hi d th Cl I tl f d •-1 weeks he-. I' r.:; on Mrs Mole French and girls cmt. guest~ o1 Mr. and Mrs. Emer• according to schedule, Jmmedlately B· nnett and Allcnswcrth t:> ru•' win from the fast flyln~~; SpR.rtA.ns ne n f ~ Inc ~na I orw~~ Sunday afternoon. found It "Impossible" t.o come lo wild, there Is every reasor to be Clark rurU1er z·r,ntnds any over~ ~ wa. , one o e \etw est u e P J Klinzing h; reported Ill. Mr, and Mrs. Dell Dye and Reba 15011 Russell Porn- • 0, Middle art ""· Thurs- lu:ve that Br~meu not only wUJ have confident mortals that the new league, are several fast. shifty Mrs. Clara Roush and moth<!r, Dve ...,.nt 8 d n~ :: ;~~~-:~~-:.~~~~~=: •- th e .,c rnnp1est and bac'·of whom are " -. Bertha Yowlg, •,..·ero 8unaa.' . · 8...d~ hlldre un ayt wllh MlJe ur 1 nvy ••u, o.ftemo F d P I ht 0 . S t t c- lock to the ir laurels t.o k'!t!p theu Redleg •...,am .., ....,, oulsl•ndlng .. -..o '"• r•n n, rt aythn •, k ' ma -, ~oal line :nvloiate but the" wlll nost determlr.ed eiPven i!l the Na- I ester Corzine. 206 pound Davis I guests o1 Mrs, Jake Ebersba.ch L.t "n~n welch "• 0 1LBngsvi r · 1. \\. 11 ay a ..... rnoon, so e ac c 1 u - ~ have to do the be~t ftghttn ~ ~he· tionnl League Every gn.me saw and Elkin College ful.lback, n.nd MYPo111eroy. e an amlly o Irvin,..,.. clals gractnusly mnde arrangem~ nts h g 'J them classed as underdogs but they ers Clark. COlzlne was aH-south- 1 The regula.r monthly meeting of C!'oeek were Sunday ~~ofternoon \'"lth Bremen to pla:r FrtJay night · 1~aving nve £hown season keep from the Parent • Te··•-••••clallo•. D guests ot Mr. and Mrs, Harley th" Un~ vlc'ory a t. to Mlddlepo '1t never once stopped s I r IvIng. ror vIc- om last .season and Cl ar k Is a forC 1 unb ..........,... _...,. '"11 0t 11 tory The Bremen outfit will e.rrlve m - 01 1 in th • h l h Th~y were rewarded with a mer Ohio State University star u ~. 0 ' Nov 17-With t\\o will be held In the commumt i' f'rry Nl!ddleP.Qrt at about 5 00 o'clock ·~a.~ ,, ~ e c n.mp ens 1P ~~~ 13·9· win over the Car.dlnals last In the short space of one · f._'JinfS yet to be pLayed, the Ohio buUdtng Tuesday evening. Virginia Alkire spent Wednesday Colum•-. ObiCI> lhls evenlqg and Wlil have their ~ll..... B b .ootbalit In ~he IStnte, tiH' sunday on the tatter's gridiron t~e Reds new head coach, Eitate UniversJty football team of Mlo, and Mrs. L. C Furbe1 and night. o1 last llo'eek with Laura !00 ~looms ll"lrePI'"f r venlng lunch immediately at 11 nmen uys !e rcmen eArl) ' Palm. has bl'OUght his team up- !,his year ha.s pertonned before daughter W(!n! P t, Pleasant visit- Moore. ~lddleport restaurant after which thls afternoon headed for MldrJl ~ . ward with such speed that their 12 ~4.9,580 persons. 74,882 more than It ora, saturdfl.y, George Arnold and family spent ltates Bedaeed the whole squad wilt repair tc. the rnrt Th11.t they expect to win ' to 9 wtn over Chicago last week did during the entire 1932 seaaor>,. Mr. Gardner of Pittsburgh ana the week end with their parents ROOMS 11.00, 'l.ZS lighted field at the high school (-·ui ct be seen m every face us thr:r ctcwd of the Sf'.t>.SOn v.ill b ~ pJ-eSCihl marked them one of the Although the average 1933 crowd Mr Davis of Charleston, membcl'll here. • e-rounds where they will practice u .nfltl · ntJy left thci ~ homes for t~->" when the openlnll whistle of thJ teams In the post graduate ha1:1 been greater this year than IMt of the Government InspectJoa Jerry Warner has movf!d his 8 "-'I'U $1..80 kr a.n hour or more under the I Chiu nvt; city. game 18 blown, ' Present leagUJ~ sta.Ustlcs llle enormous Increase is mainly Dept werP buslne<>s visitors lwre J family In o. part of Joh11 Payton's DINING BOOM AND By h Wln!llnii tonlghl the Jackets llh t lh t am; t~re a h a u due to two fa....,.. to-· l•gh ... ..,.., T h e Bremen outfit Is con- j However when t hey mcrl 'I.. Ul "''· the unusual t n- aatcrday, oo111 1.ousc. 1 1 t o 11te b ahi d eth8 pat · ~ '~ w n.ve ewm mo~J cam fl 1 1 ld te est In the MtclUgan game which S I"" M 1 h 1 b k COFf!l: SDOP ll,den~, ot victory tonight because :tam which .south era Oh!o fn;; ~ mythical championship than Brc- e n e rs pace wor ' Mu Jennie Martin or Pt P!cMe ""' orr s w o t!&s een wor tl\ey ,do ~:)1.- know the taste of de· h,ave ~n bling victory In CVCi.l men before the game when th~. v 1 plon Chicago Bears A loos c~~w a record crowd of 93,508 and ant, vl~ lted relntlvcs here. Sunda}'. mg at Chaneston Is home on a \'1slt Under Same Ma.nqemeal fP&L, nor have they been ecored on fi..art thl:i seD.SU n a dttrere nt st.nt" \'ere boa~tlng tMt th"Y we e th. Reds Sundny would spoil the lo.e fact that hlgh school sl.-udeots 1 Ra.lph Pickens Wlderwent an ('Ill· Mrs Anarew Dye who has been -'l.JIA CPIJR'P UOQL thli , ~pn :ty any opponent _ r.m y be told Fr~m all tndlcnlloris test class ·'B" tc'am in th; stat , t.smouth grldders chance of fH,m all over the state were admlt- rerat tCin at the Charleston hospital •. •::;itms w!Gh her ctaughtet Mrs. the Jliclt'f'ts While thmr record of a nd from the numbl'l of !nquir\t;• I! the go.me 's won th J k ~ taking the champions and Ll'd free to the opening game of the Saturrto.y for the amput"Uc1n cor Jr1 hn Pa~·nter and family returroed New Smfl'na, Floi'Jd• Hctorl~s Is u ~od, having won regarding the g:lme ccmbtn~d wl:l; N:.tUJally r;:an 'be exp'ect~d ~in_,, lhooooh th alone :s kedeping thhe t agamst Virginia. hls leg u w:us taken off below home the first of the week , · • d n II f t th t · · wa11 e 1 1e1es on e ge &3 t cy Here R..l'f3 the COm)>tl.rnthe figures: the knee and Mr Pickens u,. H~Phyllis Cha....e spent Sunday with 50 ~ .IC! ,lla&h·~ ·t~ (.very ga.me, wel'C sco.e on tpre .e ac a warmer weather has r.s r.lany hRZHls on the imaginary pal'$ for the coming bnttle 1932 .... ,,,_d •- a ••rio" " condl"on. l orene Wll.,...... u,.... t.um one ocea.slor. However that been for~ca.st, there 18 ev ~ ry rcn- title as nny other class "B'' team "" """ "' ,... ..... "' """ . tVrtte . --·,' d~not mean tbst the Jackets are w n to believe that the ba:-~n{' ,' lin the Buckcyo state. Bchaake, 1932 Kansas Wesleyan 17,236 Ml and Mrz. Tom O'Connor o: VInas Wtlson of Athens spent for Booklet. and nate. ·~--+~- -~~ - - --back and present 17,472 Graham Statl·:n were vlslton here, the week end wiLh her parents, , ~, '1:'·, groomed in the 42,304 SWl(lay. .II; I\Ir. and Mr& Chas. H. Wilson. H. BUTLER ·' 1' the Portsmouth 25,000 Mll:l8 Lelah Pow ell of New Haven E V. Springer and family of Sunday's ...... ' 11,138 was the guest or Ml~s carmelltt I Alba5Y attended Sunday school at II'-' ing duel •. t1, , . . 28,000 CUimlngham . S und t·~· 1 :\1~ place 61mday morning. sal'! "tar . . , , .l1:19,568 Ml66 Alma Dudding ot N1t :o, - -'i;;;oiei:l;:=".-;;..i:;;;o.;.,;;._.liliii'"'iOii;ooOiio.,..;:.. ,. · ::clnit&il .. . .. ...... ,, 8,000 ' b'J)~nt the week end wl~h het' n~u. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l!ll ..ll!ll!ll!lll!l..lllllll!lll!ll!lll!lll!l·~~~~· ~~, 97 yftrtl " - ~:...~ ;. enta;,· Mr.-<and Mrs. R. L Duddinl"' I I I ttw :ut,. rrs. w;· P 1 No t.dYel'tllemmt wU1 be &!Uen fm le8l Ul&o a m1Dimum ch~e Dt oeDY for -.oh m.t• t~Hve 111m. w For SalOUN FOR SALE--12 yaup ::d:rc r.hot Rc!mlnrton Pump ' Ol.ln Blaettnar Alito Co. ' 11-11·1~ FOR BALE - TharoUibbred Fox Tenlers. Three months o~~. l,u quire o! Jatk fil~tv~ra, Mi}l.~l:P­ vUie, o. 11-to..at I'• I har~ I ~~:·:r:~~\h~\~;:~J~;':~~~·ir~~~~~~~~]~~~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I State PJayS To For Rent.- . I I POR RENT OR ~Pour robm hoWifl on BreezY 'HelJhta. Price 1easonab!e. Call 441J.X. 11-lt;.4t .,.,. More People Jn 1933 Than Jn ,32 1 HARRISONVILLE .., !I HOTEL COLU••BUS w Loot- '"I I .. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT - --- A .:Mf,·a-·JJ7;estern Clnss:,. - - · ., Bw B1.JR"NtitY''"'"""',"..._;.;.;...-........--...,,,..._.._..__,"!J · " By Jimmy .. I I a.t Chicago 1 174,'118 1 Mrs. Henry Winter and dauaha new lenguc record. 193:1 ter, Cinderella wm·e Huntlnglt'n 4.5,263 visitors, S&,tuJ'day One of the largest football dele- \'Jrg!nJa 22,109 Mr. and Mrs. Lu ther Tucker nnd ga.tlons 1•ver t.o follow n Sparto.n \'<i.nderbm . . team will leave Portsmouth cady Michigan 93,5UB I Mrs C:. W Parsons visited rel uSunday mumlng on a special grid- Notthwestern 35,000 tlves 11.t N"JW Haven, . '~ 23,700 ' Wn.lk{.r Bcavc1 of 1 Iron excursion. I'r nnsylvnnla. 30,000 spent the week end here - - - wlte 240,580 Edward Blake and IJor.nld F'l PORTLAND It w11l oe Interesting t.o J<Ote the g: Joong atlended the football gam" rHffnrcnce between lhls and Wt I &L Huntington. Saturd ay, bctw;::c! Th·• Lac!i('r. Ald ooc1elv held ~ear's Illlnois crowd. Coach Bob Mars hall coll-:::;.c ancl Ohw untvr.,1 Ov·u· tcguhH monthly mcctlug at Zuppke will bring to Columbus the sity. the- .M ~ . p.ul'ollngc wllh R l-' 1 most colorful team In the conferMrs C, L, Ing~h. wa~ ht'''llf1l~~ Cluu:.v last Wt dner.da~· nft.ernou!. , \hill year lor the llnal game home from Holzer hospital, Frida I , A gc,od ctowd wns pre!icnt Dahh l Nov. 2~. and the best crowd of the and is reported lmprovmg. j r ::Jreehmcnu. we •·c served It W<LS ~easoro In Ohio Stadium Ls expected. Miss Bessie Wrlghl was th • week end guest of her parents a t I clcclded to havf a penny and Sfl,!e at llle chm·ch basemen t ___.,._ RC€dy, W Va F!'iday eve . NGv 24 MASON CITY Mrs. Robert Le» ;. .• v~ a blrthda\ . Frank Doughe-rty left for 11':. pr..rty, Baturdn.y, 1.1 honor of hm ]home nt Steul:n nvllle, Suntiai Mtll. Katie Wamsley of Coium· rcn, Bobb:c Ray, on his 7th birth· · Idis . Dougherly will l'enta!n for 1 bus, 4> visltlng r~ lallves here . d:1.y, The guest.o; prerent who help· few days, Miss Louise Mecs has gone to Ma:,ter Bobb1~ Ray ccl~brate th"' I The 1\r~ t quartedy meeting f>J ~ Columbus where she has employ- occasion were Misses Wllma Boartl, 1 Jean Thomns, Betty Gress the year will be held h ~ re Thur~>· ~cnt. all'l Donald Jl'ogle-BOng /\pent. the week Ma.rt.ha Mdntoah and Ma.stetsl ciay oenhg The n ew prcstdlng el· dcr Will be prew~nt end at his home here. Rad(ord Ingels, George HardlnJ M E church service~. R•··· Mr. and Mrs. F. R Carsey ""'t Intr~ls, Joe Berry, Linford Johnson. Clun:!y, pru.t~r. Sunda.y school 9;30 I "''~"! 'were St.ltlday guests or Mr Lt.'.!tr>r JohnS(n, Bobble Mcintosh. am VI G M('Kelvey, Supt. Pe.J.t Don P. Olat at Letart. 1 Junior Roes, Lawrence Lelvlnt:,. Mllhcan, Assist Preaching by prl'IDet.ner Of Charlcstcn HerbcrL Ray Amick, Lucian Hlg'i t:ldiug eld ~r Thursday everung '1 30. \1.'3.8 a h('!Te 8\Ulday, gins, Wlllte!' McCoy and the gUest Mrs. W. R. Lehew returned t•J of hcnor, Bobble Ray Lee. Preo.chin11 by pastor Sunday mor · nlng 10:30 am Epworth League her home at Crafton, Pa.., SaturMr. and M!'S. A. A. Board Df I Swtday eve. 7 .3D. day after spend.Jn~ the past scv- I Graham Station, vrstted relative> JAMES Mona,.. 11 1 Hl1: St.I.NED A BLGr AU.. Rlt.H'T ! 'THAT THe BATT£.£ FoR 'J!.IE Ll'rrt.E' "ll-IE REASON WH'( HE COMW\UNU:'A11!'P WrT\-1 ME 1. PROBA6L.Y SO PUI'I'FED LP HE 11-IIN\<S HE5 100 BROWN J'UG! .::,000 10 BO'THER Wm-1 M'E NOW I ["PUG'] LuND Mlf,J IJESOTAS. ··MINNESoTA ~~~ MICH.IGAN • Here's a little dresJ which b Sl~commodating for all day we•r, II li!oO'i • I As British Quelled Turmoil in Holy Land I I pkg.. pkg•. pkg.. 2pkg•. pkgs. Carton ... $1.21 O,N "1'\11 'fhir 1ttlllr• ;, rurl1 for irJHnldl•lt II i1 hatttJ c~t. EIGHT O'CLOCK FAMILY LOAF COFFEE BREAD gc 3 rlllit~lr:J. <?!' 'f/wl f1111(17U Loof Smoked Callies . . . . . . . . . . lb. llc S~Jr.:oked 8~JCQri in the piece lb. 14c Qy~~ers ~~r~ S]ma-.,ds pt. q~n ~ae lf'l~~~~ lf!ll! (In ''''~~"' 9f <Din) ·~ l!w~ i~~ Jlcr'l'~· wrue ••• , luily ~~d p •!nil . YR~r "I'll! oo4 ••u ~~~''"' !li• qu ...t··· ol ll10 PI""' *'"'· . ~~'\'HI vour \otlor j llf I'U 1· . I I --.:--.:_......:...._ ___:.::::::...:::..:.::....:::::.~-- - It wr.mld a!Ho he r:harmina fa s:t· of wild Llacktmry faille c:ret f! silk with the collar of white faille crepe. tl1~ lh• •i·~ 1Q~ THREATt• I I lt combine. hl11c:k woolen "'·izb black sh!ny 1111tin crepe. Jt h t~ n~ of the smartnt con,IJinationl of tht eeason. ~~~~ to TRIP~E I I . IICCC:3U.ry. T,i, ,.,,, Nr~. 1181 ,..., &1 ~Ji-• rairml ill li1u M ,. to •u•d Jt. to 11. GREAT i Week·End Specials SOAPCHIPS 5 !~~ 27c PURE LARD 2 lb.. ISc SPARKLE GELATIN 4 I gc LARGE CHIPSO ~:~:~.:· 2 29c MELLO WHEAT 2 27c. PANCAKE FLOUR !::Y· 17'-' SUNNYFIELD FLOUR 2411:..~k sse POPULAR BRAND 2 25C CIGARETTES ~.~ ft~'rrm~ ~u Ftllll ltl"'\w l1!11•w· Frqtta ·q'ld V. fJRetaPfes .. • I ~ .•t " . ... .. , ..• ,.,i 1r" y .. 0, 'I ' ••• . . . . . lh. 1te •t ~ .. "•I k ~ . ~•, .1 .. • r ' I ,, ' :; ' • 'I • ·' '. • ' '' . -' 0 I . : ij lh, 3 . .. I 0 I I I �. • • PRIDAY, NOVDm& 11, 1m "" 1 (/1 ' J •. . • Riches1 Baby One W•il l.fd To Another ., • ...' J'RlDAY , NO\lEii{BJm 17, W33 Bar Ar.fhur usu,a" Bae .. ' f[l tOW J~GKH~ ~~[ R[AflY r~R Spartan leader IN~A~IN~ B~fM£N BijYS wH~ PlAl lF::ro~~:~:~t i n .Mm~u.r.~nr r1t L~ T~N~~~T ~ ~nA~~;::~i~::=~:yt cler than an overloruted mule. . I Portamouth ,' <Spec1ati-Nov . Repeal "--"'!""'1'-~""''I'"~'P:~P" - · ,.,. Sundl<y. -~.1 . .ul OUih...., Of Oll&rlulOo) ' Wf' a. biUII.flest \llett?r bere l(~y. , : Edward RJa.n, smaU aQll qft Iff: t.nd Mrs. T. J . RJII.D, na llll~"' , . ll(r. aad Mn. Vlutlley c....,.- ad ol J.-.1!> Prtet, lllr. •114 ~ :Cua:ene V{fa~t •11# daUihter • - : ; t r!p, IWld&:t" w(t.h Mr. •IMP! Mn. 'l'om We11s. J,nnQ!p Edward.~~ .11pent EhWdiJ be fell whUa !'l&yh'lf on Ule pohQijlt' wl~ fl,la father 0 . J . Bdwm!J and around., Prlda}'. The bane bai been tamUr. &et anC. h 3 il cetttnr alqJli', nlceQ· ., Ha1Ue Knopp and fan:illy, ()e:t&~ Denver Hysell. IOCIIJ repreaen\11.~ MfJrrta and Wife were aue•ts " Uve for the We..tern al)d Bout"P· 01'1111 Rld&:e $un4aJ. l!lm Lite In&, Co., wu a bialrt.Sii' The Oolumbu.& w. Y B U. put on vlltt.or In Columbua, las~ w-;ek. 1 • a ,fine prosnun at the PrelbyWit.D 1 Mlsie& Max!ne and Rea~r Hen ~ chureh Sunday evening. on were a:uru;t, of their .sister, Mru. Hervtn Leivln6' at 6alcm, 1 Bundily · tunat.e in bre:J.kifll hla ann, 1rheh I 17- ' Jackett In Line To Lay Claim To Championohip Of I Omconfldence amon• his Porta· i 1 m011th Spar4\n Jl'ootboll players I State For Cla•a·· "8" Coibpetilioll' If They • Is ;.,hl.t · eoacl\ '""'" 01ill~ · I•' DefeAt ' Bremen · ' gua.r4~ ~ag,lnst as he prepares to I $Yan4li, ' I Lower Thomao fork ' Mr. and Mn . . L. J. Ru,t~'hou\;i.t:i" and Mrs L. p. Ftl~ k~tfutl ,o1' ' . ) , send his grfdders aQ'P.IRit t.he Cin- 'I t.he funerc.l of Will Ne;ww:n, Mon• lCI:ary Piliher retuwed to ColWD• All 18 In read1neu. The.' decks lnf<trfor 'to their opponents from the clnnaU Reds at Redland Fiekl .-unday afternoor. bL;S Frlday. Prot. J . T, Le\lli& of idlddleporL Ooorp Moore butchered " ' flnt l cve beeP c'"'" ....d. fl)r ~t!Pu. The l <fKJtth~ par~ 9f the state. Coach day afternoon, In a Nation~ l~~e~ ...,.._.,. ' nut • pme. ,. ' waa !l. buslne55 vi61to{ 1;\ere, Mon- !:fit MOQiiay.. &I.Qie is &et foe the biggest, a.nd •• t.yn ga.<e his boy!. an easy wortCl .. I f ·•• ~ I lb n ... •· cut Thursrlay eveQing preparatory ar... s e r ....... •;na e na.ali ....s 1 'Mr. t"nd Mr11. Tom MorrU. return· day . . , 1 probablY. J:A)st toqtball game of w the ti!g· rame t.onlght o.s he nstrous record this scaSOI.. -which) Memebn fT tb2 county boillflii etJ fr~m ~Cblumbua saturday. the lsea&>n '•schedU1ed to lle played I , 1auted to '!lkl#<no chances on lnjur .Includes defeatg by Chicago Ce.td- 1 e<.lue&tlon. Mr, Mi; }ie~~~ D:: . TO(\~ :,C,ol<Ung ~ calllnl 0' C. V Petty, Aft. P.{lfteF ant! ·'Asair.. Olllb§it JOhnson Sai.\U'day r,!. tt.e llgh~;ed fieltl ' of t.h' Mtddte· J· mg any ~ r his 0011 toters or line de- Ina Is, Philadelphia, Portsmouth and 1 Brooklyn, a \iEI with Pittsburgh and 1 Mr.b Walter Dod110o h~ bei:n 1~ County Supt." E.' tf.' M:.lllllftbn were ort hiS,G f Chool at 7 30 this, even- fclFrlders. , a vlct.Qry> ·Ovi!r the Cardinals-May 1 vlrut.ora at Wahama high schoo~ Ar•S(on Jack&Jn atijl wife 111r. , · om all ln::llcatlon.s · t.he aa.ck~:• :> lead tile Spartans Into a state of ) Monday ~ , l.~Cf'.ll~ a:pasts Q! E.lJ). Tucker a The ga.nu• is the much talked of will lin ':! up w1.lh Darst and SWI~h P I false .security. Tho Spartaw ha.vc James Diehl of Htmtlngton spe1i~ wltc. · ' contest . originally scheduled for at ends, ,Entsmln&ei' ana Hdghea p.;; at least one win over all t.eams I Monday a.t h1a home here. Ada Fra.zter Js stayins with :urs., Yliday afternoon but moved back btcklcs, Larut crt and 'I't!ckp- at played thiS season, 1 Mr. and Mrs Jonn Ma.rtill vis- 1om Morrill ,., " • tO this evening when It was ap- gu:mls and LewlS· a t. center with tho:In his editors to mtw mfwy mfw lied relatives at New Haven, Sunotho Smith wa.a calUna on WaJt.arent tha~ the obstinate tactics of f<.ur PGnies In the bo.ckflcld, PickIn his efforts tc make his pro- 1, day. tr r Dodson Sunday. ·. ' Ihe Jackoon athletic ome1els might Cr'S, Allensworth, Bennett and Riley teges reeard the Cincinnati foe as 1 EU Smith remains the aa.me. Mn:. Herman L=>.ynf' WILl:\ hostes.: c.tuse serious trouble and !neon ~ 1bue m ay bl:" some shght change · no sct~up, PortsmoutH's smali. but ] to her SU.lday IIChool claM at be, TDDlmy Morris has beed. · wlt.h nnlence for t..'le Pomeroy team In PI(.v\dEd that cne or more ot U~'! mlghty mentor bB.Ses his claims on , he me at New Uaven, Tue&day eve~ 1he croup. rlaJ\ng tht! game which alsG had <.l lpplet-:, Durs~ . Tuckfl l', Lew!!: u1 sewral points. .He calls a.ttent1on 1 Ill .•_,. Clark Lambert 15pent the week teen scheduled for Friday arter- Allensworth fali to round to iro.r, to the fact Ulnt the oomlng game ts C. F, Martine of Parkerabur~~: tJld with his grand1ather. IlOOn a~ the Middleport field ·pro- tl d1 lnjuncs lu time to be \n oha p • the mO.\it Important ot the yeur for ::pcn L the wee!{ end a.t his h w. Mra. Cilariey HyseU 18 110me bet\olded po game were played by thP for the game. That however, IS 'l 1 the Reds. htre ter. Yt•Uow Jackets, rfmote pc!'siblllty With the lin ~ Queen City fans are Inclined to Katy Thoma.s ha.s mcJVed. frotn \fLO Gilkey property to her home t1 He was a mixup, they, evidcntlv tXhlblt-:.d throughou[ the sen.s<',J baseball or foot.bA.ID and the pro-~ ~roduction When the Jacksuu of'l:l.ctalS found plav ing tl:t: ban; up game they support only a winning team <be 1t With the in Kerrs Run. ~enslng a chance to havt'l the game l'V<:n llbTiillst twavler, stronger com· moters of the Cincy pro-football 'rlt, wineries and Myrtle Russell was cal11nl on played at Jackson and not knowing t.inations Including the gaints from team see In next Sunday's .game! lnv,e tal>cn a new IC'a.m; Mu>. Alpha. Doug!ILS and two dau· Jessie RIJ&'>ell Sunday. that Pomeroy might have secured Jock!:on and bJ.ocking out the oppr-- thr.lr chR.nce to make Clncmn11.tl ln 1dea of what IS takmg 1ct.ters Eva and Virsene were callFloyd Harrison and wUe were rer• •other field and played the game ntwn tn ena ble the speed twl, , ~ public slt un and take noHce by a I - B · - hi d th Cl I tl f d •-1 weeks he-. I' r.:; on Mrs Mole French and girls cmt. guest~ o1 Mr. and Mrs. Emer• according to schedule, Jmmedlately B· nnett and Allcnswcrth t:> ru•' win from the fast flyln~~; SpR.rtA.ns ne n f ~ Inc ~na I orw~~ Sunday afternoon. found It "Impossible" t.o come lo wild, there Is every reasor to be Clark rurU1er z·r,ntnds any over~ ~ wa. , one o e \etw est u e P J Klinzing h; reported Ill. Mr, and Mrs. Dell Dye and Reba 15011 Russell Porn- • 0, Middle art ""· Thurs- lu:ve that Br~meu not only wUJ have confident mortals that the new league, are several fast. shifty Mrs. Clara Roush and moth<!r, Dve ...,.nt 8 d n~ :: ;~~~-:~~-:.~~~~~=: •- th e .,c rnnp1est and bac'·of whom are " -. Bertha Yowlg, •,..·ero 8unaa.' . · 8...d~ hlldre un ayt wllh MlJe ur 1 nvy ••u, o.ftemo F d P I ht 0 . S t t c- lock to the ir laurels t.o k'!t!p theu Redleg •...,am .., ....,, oulsl•ndlng .. -..o '"• r•n n, rt aythn •, k ' ma -, ~oal line :nvloiate but the" wlll nost determlr.ed eiPven i!l the Na- I ester Corzine. 206 pound Davis I guests o1 Mrs, Jake Ebersba.ch L.t "n~n welch "• 0 1LBngsvi r · 1. \\. 11 ay a ..... rnoon, so e ac c 1 u - ~ have to do the be~t ftghttn ~ ~he· tionnl League Every gn.me saw and Elkin College ful.lback, n.nd MYPo111eroy. e an amlly o Irvin,..,.. clals gractnusly mnde arrangem~ nts h g 'J them classed as underdogs but they ers Clark. COlzlne was aH-south- 1 The regula.r monthly meeting of C!'oeek were Sunday ~~ofternoon \'"lth Bremen to pla:r FrtJay night · 1~aving nve £hown season keep from the Parent • Te··•-••••clallo•. D guests ot Mr. and Mrs, Harley th" Un~ vlc'ory a t. to Mlddlepo '1t never once stopped s I r IvIng. ror vIc- om last .season and Cl ar k Is a forC 1 unb ..........,... _...,. '"11 0t 11 tory The Bremen outfit will e.rrlve m - 01 1 in th • h l h Th~y were rewarded with a mer Ohio State University star u ~. 0 ' Nov 17-With t\\o will be held In the commumt i' f'rry Nl!ddleP.Qrt at about 5 00 o'clock ·~a.~ ,, ~ e c n.mp ens 1P ~~~ 13·9· win over the Car.dlnals last In the short space of one · f._'JinfS yet to be pLayed, the Ohio buUdtng Tuesday evening. Virginia Alkire spent Wednesday Colum•-. ObiCI> lhls evenlqg and Wlil have their ~ll..... B b .ootbalit In ~he IStnte, tiH' sunday on the tatter's gridiron t~e Reds new head coach, Eitate UniversJty football team of Mlo, and Mrs. L. C Furbe1 and night. o1 last llo'eek with Laura !00 ~looms ll"lrePI'"f r venlng lunch immediately at 11 nmen uys !e rcmen eArl) ' Palm. has bl'OUght his team up- !,his year ha.s pertonned before daughter W(!n! P t, Pleasant visit- Moore. ~lddleport restaurant after which thls afternoon headed for MldrJl ~ . ward with such speed that their 12 ~4.9,580 persons. 74,882 more than It ora, saturdfl.y, George Arnold and family spent ltates Bedaeed the whole squad wilt repair tc. the rnrt Th11.t they expect to win ' to 9 wtn over Chicago last week did during the entire 1932 seaaor>,. Mr. Gardner of Pittsburgh ana the week end with their parents ROOMS 11.00, 'l.ZS lighted field at the high school (-·ui ct be seen m every face us thr:r ctcwd of the Sf'.t>.SOn v.ill b ~ pJ-eSCihl marked them one of the Although the average 1933 crowd Mr Davis of Charleston, membcl'll here. • e-rounds where they will practice u .nfltl · ntJy left thci ~ homes for t~->" when the openlnll whistle of thJ teams In the post graduate ha1:1 been greater this year than IMt of the Government InspectJoa Jerry Warner has movf!d his 8 "-'I'U $1..80 kr a.n hour or more under the I Chiu nvt; city. game 18 blown, ' Present leagUJ~ sta.Ustlcs llle enormous Increase is mainly Dept werP buslne<>s visitors lwre J family In o. part of Joh11 Payton's DINING BOOM AND By h Wln!llnii tonlghl the Jackets llh t lh t am; t~re a h a u due to two fa....,.. to-· l•gh ... ..,.., T h e Bremen outfit Is con- j However when t hey mcrl 'I.. Ul "''· the unusual t n- aatcrday, oo111 1.ousc. 1 1 t o 11te b ahi d eth8 pat · ~ '~ w n.ve ewm mo~J cam fl 1 1 ld te est In the MtclUgan game which S I"" M 1 h 1 b k COFf!l: SDOP ll,den~, ot victory tonight because :tam which .south era Oh!o fn;; ~ mythical championship than Brc- e n e rs pace wor ' Mu Jennie Martin or Pt P!cMe ""' orr s w o t!&s een wor tl\ey ,do ~:)1.- know the taste of de· h,ave ~n bling victory In CVCi.l men before the game when th~. v 1 plon Chicago Bears A loos c~~w a record crowd of 93,508 and ant, vl~ lted relntlvcs here. Sunda}'. mg at Chaneston Is home on a \'1slt Under Same Ma.nqemeal fP&L, nor have they been ecored on fi..art thl:i seD.SU n a dttrere nt st.nt" \'ere boa~tlng tMt th"Y we e th. Reds Sundny would spoil the lo.e fact that hlgh school sl.-udeots 1 Ra.lph Pickens Wlderwent an ('Ill· Mrs Anarew Dye who has been -'l.JIA CPIJR'P UOQL thli , ~pn :ty any opponent _ r.m y be told Fr~m all tndlcnlloris test class ·'B" tc'am in th; stat , t.smouth grldders chance of fH,m all over the state were admlt- rerat tCin at the Charleston hospital •. •::;itms w!Gh her ctaughtet Mrs. the Jliclt'f'ts While thmr record of a nd from the numbl'l of !nquir\t;• I! the go.me 's won th J k ~ taking the champions and Ll'd free to the opening game of the Saturrto.y for the amput"Uc1n cor Jr1 hn Pa~·nter and family returroed New Smfl'na, Floi'Jd• Hctorl~s Is u ~od, having won regarding the g:lme ccmbtn~d wl:l; N:.tUJally r;:an 'be exp'ect~d ~in_,, lhooooh th alone :s kedeping thhe t agamst Virginia. hls leg u w:us taken off below home the first of the week , · • d n II f t th t · · wa11 e 1 1e1es on e ge &3 t cy Here R..l'f3 the COm)>tl.rnthe figures: the knee and Mr Pickens u,. H~Phyllis Cha....e spent Sunday with 50 ~ .IC! ,lla&h·~ ·t~ (.very ga.me, wel'C sco.e on tpre .e ac a warmer weather has r.s r.lany hRZHls on the imaginary pal'$ for the coming bnttle 1932 .... ,,,_d •- a ••rio" " condl"on. l orene Wll.,...... u,.... t.um one ocea.slor. However that been for~ca.st, there 18 ev ~ ry rcn- title as nny other class "B'' team "" """ "' ,... ..... "' """ . tVrtte . --·,' d~not mean tbst the Jackets are w n to believe that the ba:-~n{' ,' lin the Buckcyo state. Bchaake, 1932 Kansas Wesleyan 17,236 Ml and Mrz. Tom O'Connor o: VInas Wtlson of Athens spent for Booklet. and nate. ·~--+~- -~~ - - --back and present 17,472 Graham Statl·:n were vlslton here, the week end wiLh her parents, , ~, '1:'·, groomed in the 42,304 SWl(lay. .II; I\Ir. and Mr& Chas. H. Wilson. H. BUTLER ·' 1' the Portsmouth 25,000 Mll:l8 Lelah Pow ell of New Haven E V. Springer and family of Sunday's ...... ' 11,138 was the guest or Ml~s carmelltt I Alba5Y attended Sunday school at II'-' ing duel •. t1, , . . 28,000 CUimlngham . S und t·~· 1 :\1~ place 61mday morning. sal'! "tar . . , , .l1:19,568 Ml66 Alma Dudding ot N1t :o, - -'i;;;oiei:l;:=".-;;..i:;;;o.;.,;;._.liliii'"'iOii;ooOiio.,..;:.. ,. · ::clnit&il .. . .. ...... ,, 8,000 ' b'J)~nt the week end wl~h het' n~u. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l!ll ..ll!ll!ll!lll!l..lllllll!lll!ll!lll!lll!l·~~~~· ~~, 97 yftrtl " - ~:...~ ;. enta;,· Mr.-<and Mrs. R. L Duddinl"' I I I ttw :ut,. rrs. w;· P 1 No t.dYel'tllemmt wU1 be &!Uen fm le8l Ul&o a m1Dimum ch~e Dt oeDY for -.oh m.t• t~Hve 111m. w For SalOUN FOR SALE--12 yaup ::d:rc r.hot Rc!mlnrton Pump ' Ol.ln Blaettnar Alito Co. ' 11-11·1~ FOR BALE - TharoUibbred Fox Tenlers. Three months o~~. l,u quire o! Jatk fil~tv~ra, Mi}l.~l:P­ vUie, o. 11-to..at I'• I har~ I ~~:·:r:~~\h~\~;:~J~;':~~~·ir~~~~~~~~]~~~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I State PJayS To For Rent.- . I I POR RENT OR ~Pour robm hoWifl on BreezY 'HelJhta. Price 1easonab!e. Call 441J.X. 11-lt;.4t .,.,. More People Jn 1933 Than Jn ,32 1 HARRISONVILLE .., !I HOTEL COLU••BUS w Loot- '"I I .. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT - --- A .:Mf,·a-·JJ7;estern Clnss:,. - - · ., Bw B1.JR"NtitY''"'"""',"..._;.;.;...-........--...,,,..._.._..__,"!J · " By Jimmy .. I I a.t Chicago 1 174,'118 1 Mrs. Henry Winter and dauaha new lenguc record. 193:1 ter, Cinderella wm·e Huntlnglt'n 4.5,263 visitors, S&,tuJ'day One of the largest football dele- \'Jrg!nJa 22,109 Mr. and Mrs. Lu ther Tucker nnd ga.tlons 1•ver t.o follow n Sparto.n \'<i.nderbm . . team will leave Portsmouth cady Michigan 93,5UB I Mrs C:. W Parsons visited rel uSunday mumlng on a special grid- Notthwestern 35,000 tlves 11.t N"JW Haven, . '~ 23,700 ' Wn.lk{.r Bcavc1 of 1 Iron excursion. I'r nnsylvnnla. 30,000 spent the week end here - - - wlte 240,580 Edward Blake and IJor.nld F'l PORTLAND It w11l oe Interesting t.o J<Ote the g: Joong atlended the football gam" rHffnrcnce between lhls and Wt I &L Huntington. Saturd ay, bctw;::c! Th·• Lac!i('r. Ald ooc1elv held ~ear's Illlnois crowd. Coach Bob Mars hall coll-:::;.c ancl Ohw untvr.,1 Ov·u· tcguhH monthly mcctlug at Zuppke will bring to Columbus the sity. the- .M ~ . p.ul'ollngc wllh R l-' 1 most colorful team In the conferMrs C, L, Ing~h. wa~ ht'''llf1l~~ Cluu:.v last Wt dner.da~· nft.ernou!. , \hill year lor the llnal game home from Holzer hospital, Frida I , A gc,od ctowd wns pre!icnt Dahh l Nov. 2~. and the best crowd of the and is reported lmprovmg. j r ::Jreehmcnu. we •·c served It W<LS ~easoro In Ohio Stadium Ls expected. Miss Bessie Wrlghl was th • week end guest of her parents a t I clcclded to havf a penny and Sfl,!e at llle chm·ch basemen t ___.,._ RC€dy, W Va F!'iday eve . NGv 24 MASON CITY Mrs. Robert Le» ;. .• v~ a blrthda\ . Frank Doughe-rty left for 11':. pr..rty, Baturdn.y, 1.1 honor of hm ]home nt Steul:n nvllle, Suntiai Mtll. Katie Wamsley of Coium· rcn, Bobb:c Ray, on his 7th birth· · Idis . Dougherly will l'enta!n for 1 bus, 4> visltlng r~ lallves here . d:1.y, The guest.o; prerent who help· few days, Miss Louise Mecs has gone to Ma:,ter Bobb1~ Ray ccl~brate th"' I The 1\r~ t quartedy meeting f>J ~ Columbus where she has employ- occasion were Misses Wllma Boartl, 1 Jean Thomns, Betty Gress the year will be held h ~ re Thur~>· ~cnt. all'l Donald Jl'ogle-BOng /\pent. the week Ma.rt.ha Mdntoah and Ma.stetsl ciay oenhg The n ew prcstdlng el· dcr Will be prew~nt end at his home here. Rad(ord Ingels, George HardlnJ M E church service~. R•··· Mr. and Mrs. F. R Carsey ""'t Intr~ls, Joe Berry, Linford Johnson. Clun:!y, pru.t~r. Sunda.y school 9;30 I "''~"! 'were St.ltlday guests or Mr Lt.'.!tr>r JohnS(n, Bobble Mcintosh. am VI G M('Kelvey, Supt. Pe.J.t Don P. Olat at Letart. 1 Junior Roes, Lawrence Lelvlnt:,. Mllhcan, Assist Preaching by prl'IDet.ner Of Charlcstcn HerbcrL Ray Amick, Lucian Hlg'i t:ldiug eld ~r Thursday everung '1 30. \1.'3.8 a h('!Te 8\Ulday, gins, Wlllte!' McCoy and the gUest Mrs. W. R. Lehew returned t•J of hcnor, Bobble Ray Lee. Preo.chin11 by pastor Sunday mor · nlng 10:30 am Epworth League her home at Crafton, Pa.., SaturMr. and M!'S. A. A. Board Df I Swtday eve. 7 .3D. day after spend.Jn~ the past scv- I Graham Station, vrstted relative> JAMES Mona,.. 11 1 Hl1: St.I.NED A BLGr AU.. Rlt.H'T ! 'THAT THe BATT£.£ FoR 'J!.IE Ll'rrt.E' "ll-IE REASON WH'( HE COMW\UNU:'A11!'P WrT\-1 ME 1. PROBA6L.Y SO PUI'I'FED LP HE 11-IIN\<S HE5 100 BROWN J'UG! .::,000 10 BO'THER Wm-1 M'E NOW I ["PUG'] LuND Mlf,J IJESOTAS. ··MINNESoTA ~~~ MICH.IGAN • Here's a little dresJ which b Sl~commodating for all day we•r, II li!oO'i • I As British Quelled Turmoil in Holy Land I I pkg.. pkg•. pkg.. 2pkg•. pkgs. Carton ... $1.21 O,N "1'\11 'fhir 1ttlllr• ;, rurl1 for irJHnldl•lt II i1 hatttJ c~t. EIGHT O'CLOCK FAMILY LOAF COFFEE BREAD gc 3 rlllit~lr:J. <?!' 'f/wl f1111(17U Loof Smoked Callies . . . . . . . . . . lb. llc S~Jr.:oked 8~JCQri in the piece lb. 14c Qy~~ers ~~r~ S]ma-.,ds pt. q~n ~ae lf'l~~~~ lf!ll! (In ''''~~"' 9f <Din) ·~ l!w~ i~~ Jlcr'l'~· wrue ••• , luily ~~d p •!nil . YR~r "I'll! oo4 ••u ~~~''"' !li• qu ...t··· ol ll10 PI""' *'"'· . ~~'\'HI vour \otlor j llf I'U 1· . I I --.:--.:_......:...._ ___:.::::::...:::..:.::....:::::.~-- - It wr.mld a!Ho he r:harmina fa s:t· of wild Llacktmry faille c:ret f! silk with the collar of white faille crepe. tl1~ lh• •i·~ 1Q~ THREATt• I I lt combine. hl11c:k woolen "'·izb black sh!ny 1111tin crepe. Jt h t~ n~ of the smartnt con,IJinationl of tht eeason. ~~~~ to TRIP~E I I . IICCC:3U.ry. T,i, ,.,,, Nr~. 1181 ,..., &1 ~Ji-• rairml ill li1u M ,. to •u•d Jt. to 11. GREAT i Week·End Specials SOAPCHIPS 5 !~~ 27c PURE LARD 2 lb.. ISc SPARKLE GELATIN 4 I gc LARGE CHIPSO ~:~:~.:· 2 29c MELLO WHEAT 2 27c. PANCAKE FLOUR !::Y· 17'-' SUNNYFIELD FLOUR 2411:..~k sse POPULAR BRAND 2 25C CIGARETTES ~.~ ft~'rrm~ ~u Ftllll ltl"'\w l1!11•w· Frqtta ·q'ld V. fJRetaPfes .. • I ~ .•t " . ... .. , ..• ,.,i 1r" y .. 0, 'I ' ••• . . . . . lh. 1te •t ~ .. "•I k ~ . ~•, .1 .. • r ' I ,, ' :; ' • 'I • ·' '. • ' '' . -' 0 I . : ij lh, 3 . .. I 0 I I I �• '· ,, COUNTIANS M~K[ EFf~RT TO n Personals Mllll otara Reuter of lnapectlcm held recently at. Falla. Pollowlni the lnapecUon an oyet.er supper wu aerved tn the Monkey cl.bVIlll J"'OfD of the hll. PlAC£ UN[M~lOY£0 Mf.N W~RK I:;.:.~~~~,J;:~~~~~::. ACC~RDANC[ WITH R~~S[VElT Pl~N Kidnap PIUDAY, NOVIIIDIIR U, ml BASHAN -- FOOTBALL! Mrs. Audrey "l'orrenae aod Chtltlt'tn Jpent. TuiPJidly wtth her lister Mra. Nevada Beanr of Cbe~ter . Mra. 8 . A. McOullouSb IDD aon 1t0J MIDDLEPORT YELLOW JACKETS -va BREMEN HIGH SCHOOL 7:30 Friday Eveniaa · rece.ut suestA of nlatt\ltl ot Raclne called Thunday. Mr. and Mra. Ro:r 1'rucy or Athens were ThurfKIIlY ~u~ta ol the former's paren1.8, Mr . and Mn. lt. . 0. Tracy. ElliTORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFFicE ' Phone 202-R Ohar)eaton and F I ' LL LEASED WIRE OF lNTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. Jt It'• 110n n~ ID Tile 'l'riiMme TllJa came ma1 6eeld:e c.._ ""B" Cllamplomhlp or Ohio. pomeroy spent the parenta, Mr. a .. u Jlft...n alradJ Jt.u tdatmed U.ll mytb1aal erowa ad &be Yellow Jat~ketal THOUSANDS TO GO WORK MONDA ...... Soviet Russia, United tales Reach Agreem reell!'f: II aiM n»o&leM-TRE GAME OF THE SEASON. • TO RECEIVE WAGES INSTEAD OF DOLE Red Bot Specials at the MEIER TMARKET 8 10& SATURDAY SlAYING .. .'$ • • Ex.Wife at Eleven n AGfRE~~ION -----+---~ GH[n ·rlEASUH[ I 1 .- .• To Find Corrobora• tive Evidence VICTIM BOUND RUSSIANS, AGREE BULLITT CHOSEN To Abatain From All Forma Of Proparan· da In U.S. Ao Ambauador; Econom· ic Benefiti To Accrue To Both Nation• B)' KINGSBURY SMITH JNB Staff Correapondent W&Lhinrt;on, Nov. 11-INB-A paet Of politiCal non-arp-euJon 1n return .for complete capltula.tloo by t.he Sovlel8 on )ll&etiCe.Uy eve;:·ytlilna; desired by the United 8tatea wa.& the bartaln 01' which Preatdent •Roosevelt and MaXim LitvtnoJf, the SOviet tOI'~ dill comml.alar, based their By LINTON WELLS INS ata1T Correapondf!nt Moscow, Nov. 18-INS--RU38l[l. today haDed American recotnltlcn as a. triumphant aChievement for the SovleL regime and a& a .sub· t tantial contribution to the cau.t;e 11 world peace. oftlchll comment still wa ~ Rutslans of all will~ of workers, engin~ . omctnht---exprMBover tile torcommunist Rus· greatest clpital - - As Every Effort Made - And ThroWJl From re; Woqcl Gatheren Hear Plea For Help . Ban J088, Cal., Nov.• 1&-JNs''There muat be no sltpup tn tbe c:ue aplnat the ooflletaed mur... df.rers and kldnapera o1 Brooke leave JOur order here. Pometoy, 0. .' •• i!:LECTRIC Theatre ·~··· • ••• ¥ Sovieto Hail Move As Contribullion Toward World Peace PIUC£ ~HICI~lS Phone 142·L ••••• Wordinr Ia Similar That Of Other Nat· ions With Sovieto Fresh Home Made S.usare, 2 lbs .... 25c: FRESH SIDE PORK. • 1•• • - · • ""' .. ...... 25e FRESH HAM ROAST, 1"- .. · .. ..... ..., .. .. .... tSe Shoulder Pork Chops or Roast, loaD. l · lbo 25e Pili Feet, uno lor ,.,~u... 3 ••• ......................, tOe FINE RIB ROAST,•..., ldllod ..... ,. ...... 121fzc Chuck Roast, ..... ..,.1" 1• lb . ............ .......... ·t2e Loin or Rib Pori< Chops, 1 lbo... .............. 3Sc PICNIC HAMS, .,.. "" ............... ............ · tOe Hamburrer, ,..,.. ,.....,. """' .,..t lh. ...... · tOe BOILING BEEF, ,... lb..... · .......... · .... tOe Lynn St., · ···~· ~HOWN IN RUSSIA IVER RfC~~NITWN / 1s n Teo!lephone Yov Order!-We deUver anywhere, aartfme -If JOW are -plannlnr on & TIP'key ' ror Th&nk8JIYinl' -----=:n ~~ ••••• PACT IS ~CH[[O ~N BY ~HINCIPUS WE HAVE THE ONLY 8..\NlTABY. STATE INSPECTED SL.\tJORftB HOUSE IN MEIGS COUNTY Try our Home Made Liver Puddinr, Rinr Balopa. Blood Puddinr, Head Cheese and Smoked Sausare. · ••••• Lnvmoff's Brother N[W MOM : GAIN[O 8Y r~ R 70,000 Worken Given Jobs Ao Op. . Geature TO END 730 Men In Meira To Start To Monday Moml9f .~~ Columbus. o.. Nov. WhtlE" hl,. mflre famou!l hroth@r ne gotlB\.("!1 wit h f>Wl:i tdent Roo8eve(1 on U.S rt•r u ~:n l~in n for Soviet Rus sla. Lou1s Palotu~ky, 83-year-o1c brother of Maxim Litvinov, Soviet Commhll'l'lr for Ei'nrt~ign Affairs run!l a humble dt!caning &nd )Jl'en :ng establl,.hment fn Ran Fr&neisert Palonsky, an Am.• •ican eitizf'a t.akea "" interest rn oolitirt r.cxt Monday. Clad in warm new toought for them with: t)IP federal treasury, of workers will inc1ude F.ent on state rellef rolla oounly In Ohio. A<!Jt. Oen. F. D. He!od<'"'"" ·~ o.s director of the atate •••,•• t6 in School• Fifth ('. •I I. '' .. Pa-• With· Yell~ al Coot U..chan,.,d '. ' ' S&n Jose, cat. I , •" IN8-Thomu -·~ of Oppoil'tina Noted to SeJUa• Liquor by Gla10 •• W State'• Introduction Into Liquor Bu•ineDJ Govemar ia Silent Nov. 18- ono tho alayera tO when;;..;.,.. DENS .. . oil to Columbus, 0., Nov. 18-INBThreatenlng to jeopardize the ath~ letlc programs of hl&'h school8 throughout Ohio. a. controversy broke out here today over an opinion hand!d down by Attorney Gen11r&l John W . Brtcll:er. The po~~.~~iblllty loomed that the dispute may have to be taken to court for settlement. The disputed opinion which hu drawn debate from :!Jevel11l .sta.t.e department~!~ and thrown Ohio high schooLs up 1n arms, was to the et· feet that Boards of Education are not authorized bv law to pay the expenaes of furn1!1hlng baaketball uniforms to high school teams and that they 11re without authority to nay Ule cost or transporting basketball teams lo distant points toll : rames. b=========~r·l The opinion. which was handed Washlnston. Nov. PrinCipal beMftt.s to be derived from the reJtora.tiOn of normal relations between the United. States and SOVIet Russls. are expec~ to be: The United St.atae : the aale of mi!Uon.s or dollal'lli worth of agrlcultura.l machinery, automobJlea and motor accessor~ ieJ, cottol\, rubbers, metals. cllemlealll and electrical suppiles It .satltdactory · credlt.!i can be 8.l'l'aD&"ed. Soviet RUMia : Tnmendoua enhancement of Soviet prestile and a at;relllf.hentns of the Rusr:dan position In the far eut, where trouble has threatened to develop with Japan. down liUit spring In repl)' to an In- ,. . ' ~and110 loose endr • 5th Annjversary Sale . 79c ... 29c Four Lear, a hlrb quallt)' flour, larre IIKlk COFFEE Dlde - BUTTER Dtd• ONIONS MaW. A~nivena.ry Prloe, Z lbs Mold Bull<•, ! ,., ) 45e 25e 19c In II lb. Bap, ' S.. ' CHOCOLATES ........., "•,.n, ' 1"" '"' · · WHITE BEANS,••nl•• hand .,,...,, ••w '"""· ,. ib• .. 39c Pumpkin, rood quality, t Jarre urw . 1& Jello _..rW tla•on. per box .... . . . 5e p ~Soap lor,.- I ban .......... . . 19c , ,I , "' , • v oe~-- Soap .....,..,. 10 bara ...... . g;,.p Flakes Wlllia ""•"· 61"- ..,. · · Oxydol 1•,.. .,.. ....................... .. .. 19c • · .. · .. · ·· 27c · 21c MEATS Beef Steak ..... "' ,.,., .,.. .. .. · .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .. .... 25e Beef Rout, .,._ ••Jo. '"' lh. .. .. .. ... .. .... .. .. .. .. .. 1Oc Pork Rout, leon.,.. ... .... :.... .. .. .. .. ·· ··· ··· tOe Fresh or Smoked Callies,... lb. · · · · ....... · · · ..... 9c: Liver Puddinr, r-.~o. 1 lbo ..... .. .. .. .. .... ...... .. .. .. ..... 25e T·Bone Steaks, ,.. 1"- · ........................ .. ...... · .. lSe Bolopa, """' ..... ~oa~~or. lb. ............ • ........ .. ............ tOe Fresh Oyaten PL .. .......... .... .. .. .. · · .. · .. · · · · 25e ' Fruita . 'and We h&Ye a eoaiplete line of Freah Veaetahles Prl-t Low for Anninnuy Sale ,r·~--------------·1 ·' .. quirY OF FINE TOBACCO •' I, ' : ' II .! ·. IV~S 't 7 b e greatest drive yet. ngainlt unemployment momentum today as cut from tbe clvll worfts tratlon to put 70,000 men kidnap atatute maklna' abductiOQ wbe:re bodJly hann ll done a prnalty. t.b':l grim ~earth of lower SJn Pranelsco Bay oof\Unued. for the body of Hart. Sherlfl' William J. Emil of Santa Clara. oounty a.l8o Bdmtt.tlld lui lll!t!kiDI a "mystery woman" ot :a~~=-=-~~~:: Holmes rather ., . "it._ toasted " FOR TBaOAT PBoncnON~rOR BiTr£a T:.m: Pqe SJx)- BoWling Oreen, 0., Nov. 18--INB -Intensive search was conducted tilroufhuot this sedlon of the state t.oday for two ba.ndltl!l who held up a lor<oe woman employe In the Ru"I certainly won't rrant any dolph ea.vtng8 Bank a.t Rudolph, 131:1 mliH southweJt of here, yester. authority 0\'llr the Attomey-aenedft.y and eliCaped In an automobile ral's opinion. A8 I see It, tbe thing to do 18 to have a court tnt or the wUh ttOO. and h1l or two TUBERCULOSIS TO BE ROUTED SOON? BRICK ;PLANT TO BE CLOSED BY STA'fE 'I . . ".WAD ~RI rfmtlnnahJiip ALwAD.li/t!ll.ib~/ . m1 ..,. ! I A~W'~~~~~ WIL8 SEEK BANK BANDITS aoucht. She waa woman who .I' £..SC.II ,...._, O.,JIID, <Oontlnued cue ror queatlon. He 1n CUIItodY but. said It would delight you to open a Lucky Strike and examine the long, golden strands of fine tobac. cos. To notice how fully packed it is ... how free from annoying loose ends. Every Lucky Strike is a blend of the world's choicest Turkish and Domestic tobaccO&finely shredded-long and evenly cut. That'swhyevery Lucky draws so easily- burns so smoothly, Co11nl•"· ttn, ,.,, Ru.ala cited as Of the main reaulta ot the re~ or normal relations be- tie Charles e . Leasure. orose(:Utihl' Q. , raJned Bu now, lte!'.ball season at are ah"ald that they may t o ca.ncel their basketball F'urther than that. 1n issued b)' the Attorney fice ln the opinion, not ball teams were , nlso baseball and football tPams, giving riN:! to the belief that the entire scholastic pi"'ill"Pm may be Involved. A flood of letteu, exprt.SSing obJections to tl'le ruUng, has poui'P.d 'nto the ortlees here of Dr. B . 0. S:cinner, Bote Education Director and H. R. Townaend. Ohio High SChOOl Athletic Comrn!Mtoner. But the two are powerlesa to act In the matt.er. Btlnner, after a conference With 'I'OW'tl&'!nd, declsr- I ,;,.,..;f dlrea~ts=~lh~f':~jf:}••~=~ · W. A.also In thiB m'Mion •I·. fLOUR 1 an � 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 17, 1933 ankeney berry trexler