https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ca4c0bae42f095052f1f8cc351f49ef7.pdf 83eb3a04920ba6d901f0f0c4f014256f PDF Text Text '' .-••- \ . .... . '• ' • "• . ·AGII~ ' WEATHER-Cloudy, Plfl-'; - bably occasional rain In ~, South and rain or snow ~ _ • North portions tonig!lt· ' and Friday. EDITORIAL OFPICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS Omdt Phone 202.R FULL LEASED 1111'1 ftloran &lid Mull Matinee 4: P. M. WedDad&J • ATTENTION KNIGHTS TEMPLAR • The regular monthly conclave of Ohio Valley Commandery will be held at the aeylum in Pomeroy, Wednesday evening at the usual hour for aesembling. All Sir Knights are urgently requested to be present and apy sojourning Sir Knights are cordially invited to attend. Following the business session an oyster supper will be served. By Order Of The Eminent Commander. Atteat. L J. Heiner, Recorder. - Complicated Nature Arpment Prevento Quick Settlement Aa loaue -Complicated Enaland May Take ective Step If Dollar Drop Continuu Franc Drop Aa Gold Goes To London By HARRY K . REYNO~ INS Btaft' Correspondent LondJm, Nov. a3 - ~8 - ~ Th-, Brltlab covernmen.t ta considertns procedure for aetlon PrQte~tlve 1.!.1 the event of fUrther llharp depre· cfatson tn tbe dollar, t.Jonal Newa servtce le=:.rned toda-Y At The 1. 0. 0. F. UILIJ Wlth th'l ftnt otliclal PrelldeQt Rooaevelt's "' Friday Niaht NOVEMBER 24 pOUdta t.re PND tnde. MUSIC BY J. 0. 0 . P, SYNCOP.t.TORS Order-Mixed DatO<e• indlcat.lon monetacy atreet!na inter·Euro-- A l'•te or f6.50 to the pound belril mentiOned in omcial clrde.!l U the point Whtre Brltaln llhOUUI tjltervene, but -declaion wm dapeild t.'J)OlJ. triul~ report& which th" trt.aeury ls stlJdy1nl to detP.rmit\c a~tual trade damq:e . from Wash .. iMton'B CloU:ar Admiuion ' Conti 2SO plua tax LADIES 10 CENTS Tbll faotor wiltl dl&Clal~ eonftici Pranoe between FURNJSQ.INGS FOR MEN. We believe in keeplnr !he vell)r neweat idea• In furniobiDto for men. W<!'pride ouroelves in a new up-to-date atock at alltimeo. ' ' ' Wilaon Broa" terns In broaddolhr, madtras • 1\ \- ' '' .• , c),F. if~E . Jlf~WES)' WILSON '· BROS. ·N.ECKWIAR •'. 1 'Proctor ' Mi11, now in tharse of our SPECIAL DINING . ! ROOM 1SERVICE 'I Short Orden, Soup. · Cblll, lool and ·cold SandwiehH. Mrree Ple &ha& ple.,.e . &he m01' raa&l• dlou1 appellte1. '' $ .60 HERE'S A I :', ' ' ,. :' '\ ! ! RI;AL OPPORTUNITY ' • . ~o 'l et CLUB RESTAURANT ' •~ral huo>dnod Christrrw! What a prc~ent-and you -- . _,_.. Why not tty ltl All you have to do lo write us a ohon le<M, telling uo how a KeWI..- {orChmmuu. l'ii!.Sidn, Kid:, Suede and M~ All.._ '2·45 Sport SWEATERS Zlp(te'r Ftont In Crew necll , V -nMk or turt.lff neek. $}.45 TO '2·95 I , Buy Now For Thanka1ivin1 in the Store For Men and Boya SOc .........,..,.. If, In d1e opln!on of the Judges, your letter ~ 1 the kcenat desire for a Kelvlnatm for Chtiatmao, you can have ~~Ice of any f~vlnol!Qr .ln the ''ljhe. lf ill one '-of the . ', ~ " -, ...i" t\iitill~rln yoohome bct'ore Chriotmas momlng, • !!' The oimple rul.. are ohown at ri&hL Start to<lay- wrl,. your letter -now and, If. )'Oil care to, phone the dealer for free Entty Blank and stamped enwlope In which I<> oend uo your letter, Think of ~\'ing a· Kel\'inaror for ' .w ..,_ .W.Ithl. ' - . . - .bo ; o.-a.. ISih, IIW. ~ ...... CUI"..... ...... at~ -tho= '"' ~ motion ' IOvernot' l&id he 1 I vlr1e0d after lnveltlpttiii' that he hid 1'80ne wt.lklna away trom the ~where he aa a. prison taborer a.r. •' sw, w1. - , . "'w......:O...d~~ .. ~ ~,:'jllif~ liil •. :,.., ~?'?'"~"'"': . ' :-vr.ry. .~' t. . . ' ' - ~r,.ilaiWo .....-liloriu>, ... •.., · ................ - ., .... ,.....,&..lra.lo...ttho;. ...... ... t....... -~,~~.......,""'" ... bo ........... .., ...._no bu,a • Lt.Nt.r Hf8n Dac.....,1W.,IIlthnNllsMlu..4atl . ·~ft~. OW•J) Purity Ice Cream ~ Bottling Co~. Middleport Sehatler Electric ·l li; Raeinf Gilmo~IiiiOlUi~tJY:Pome~y ., . -,. ' "'""' del~ of normal the two natlona of hope In wu lt p~etUre ror h~ recent .otlona llulcoOI'J'. B• • TOWN TJiREATENED BY FOREST BLAZE 61,11cat. ...... ..,, H CALL AT OUR SHOWROOM FOR FULL DETArLS Flnt ln Pomeroy Ooldwyn-,...,. ... thu ZSI ................ Old, fleb CUlt. 'or, y.,:,.·,.= ., ~, ,e.~~ · ~te;d, .· .~~2 Myou~w:n ~\ '" '"·" ) .'a-r ·~ - ~ ; SOCKS, in oilk and wool, fancy Patterna , ....~ ................. . ........_ _.. not Cll'lb.la - • - Nov. :aa-JNB-LM Trao;y, fUm star, today waa to fonnaDy notlf~ of hli from the employ of the Hollywood, HERE AlE THE IDLES , """",...want Wilaon Broo. DRESS GLOVES Ao Roovlt of Olfe~t•ive Conduct Before Mexican HollcLoy CroWd • L want a Kclvinatm for Christmaa- mi&ht just u well have one. KELVINwould rather have It than moot any· '(1ATOR CoRPORATION, '4700 Plymouth thi,. ebe. Well, here ill your oppor- ' O.rrok, Michiran, tunity "' Ket one-abJol...,ly {ru. \ 11ft -- aKelvlnator free for Christmas ' II KE many other women, you probably There Actor Loses Job ·With Film Firm ' By GEORGE R. HOL)II!B, lN8 stall (lorre8p0ndmt President LD1 AnJcl!l, lleolllonto ot hlJII!de Nov. 'l'ujunp, suburb, 11ear PUadena, to ftee from t.heir u a crimlon tide ot beyond · qmtrol tram In which 1. apectacu!Ar since 9 o'~ �1;l_.tl .' ... A1·~1( 1~ 1 ~~ } ..,. . ., . I 'AOI: •reen, • ! No Back Seat Driving Here Slew Oil Heir-_j Gold •• "' fgror .... I "-'' : • - ' ! IT • " JN PQgTSMOVTH, it has been repot1.ed, men and women were so u.nxiol.ls to ~c·ure jobs otfered through the the Federal -~<i-oniploym~nt Bureau that the in chatg·e 'of the bureau w~re swamped by ap.. pli<:ants when the ofHc~· was opened · to receive applica~ tions: Efl'orU! of the law enforcing machinery in Scioto sgen~y of (ltten.~ants County to curb the great demonstration, were of no avail. .In contra•~ to the situation in Scioto County, let us turn to the conditions· in Meigs County. Tuesday an ani· de appeared in the Daily Tribune at the request of Relief Officials .notifyin8' those on relief that they must keep in touch with the Bureau if they wanted to 11et means ot .s u~:~tenance. Efforts had been made to locate .some of the men who were on the. relief !isla, to infonn tbem they were selected for· available jobs but tbe efl'ortll were I fruitless so the Relief or11anlzation attempted to loeate them through a sylltem of .publicity. n~· insta:nce aives an insig'ht to the dtft'erenee of attitude of people who are rPally hungry and in n~ed and those who have n9t yet felt the pinch of hung~r and want. .. There is no questioning the fact that there are many ~onorable, deserving, merltorlouB people in MeigB County who need help and who would be very glad to work if tho opportunity were afforded for work but, hard as It is to ~mit It, it seemB equl'llY _true that Meigs County hao mor~ ·than its share of tile kmd of people whe · are too lazy to work and who will not work so lon11 as they are able"'to get ou•tenance without more effort than merely goin~ to the County Seat to get it. Fortunately changes In the administration of relief hov~ brought about a condition that leaves this claBS of ue'er-do~well Hout in the cold .. unless he dO~If make an effof1: to help himself for in the future those who are listed foi work and who fail to report, will not only lOBe their ratin;r oq .the Relief list but will [OIIe their chance to be }lUt ~~ work as well. ' •. -:·, ;~ ... ''f'he contrast between people in Po!f.l!!IIOUth wher• har~t?:•oa~e~ lt! ·~~~·~::~ to s1 1he Mn. Mn. Tena Miss Mattie ber home f01P ln . ELK. JIDN l..:>fl:e,p spent Jermte ·W.IUte. OoJ.lie and,,:---;,. ~-:·: . wbat I Leda aaand hi• Nttlecl ta.e mattook the DI.OM7. . ....... ord Led To Another ~nMwunot . tried to l!ut ' 1\0- and ' other. ., A Great::Gri.d Classic 1!. • • ' ·, 'Jr ' I 'High~ Spots. :o f Dflily Tr- ~~~~!~~~~~~:::~a~!~ tim'f;have reallf io inarked , 1\ c~'not bebeen pa~q by wJtii~Ut '1iti'J8e CO!R!l\Ont 0'\ ' whlit '1''"'"'".' "'·"' iili<JSt recent en'orts nt throwing relief 'broa<lcast, have Luro~g ' " ht about. . t~" 11 ffi!Ltter of far~ it ha~ brought • •ituatloq where 1~~!~i/:,.;: somJi:t~f Ut e moioit worthless arc Hving better than they I c eve!~ve<l before and without the least elfort p~t forth by the · lves. . · l£~e people of our state or of the country for ,, In thlf way the na.t.tou Is tn vo~ wUI hands of capable · men who · the opinion th~t '\'O are in the midot of a spending hrough the generosity of the Federal and Stato menta und thr.t there never will be a day o.f Gov r~cki~n.IJ. . IN. ~ ~N~JiEI\ ASKS !.F.NIENCY ONPm MORE Is the state of .1 r.JI\bayad.Of It !,> .' ' ' I . FI . titiZE $2 50.00 IN £ASH SEC . u ' J>R.IZE $100.00 fR (:1\Slt · •·· THIRD ;>RIZE $50.00 IN CJ\,S~ NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES ., ' ." ·' . :I ~· ' I l I .. CAMPAIGN ~tOSES DECEMBtit 4"I'H,l933 : ', '· ·'k . .' . ., . .. .'. Climpaip clp~n to wo ....en:a~lf girl• rel~ding in circulation . · . zone of the Daily Tribune and •Tribune-Telegraph. ' . .... ·; ; ' .. "l I ! " •. =·~torltli•~=.:r.~~u~nl Ohio · confronted with a ' for .the release of u convioL who """aped, lived · 1"' II'!-~ "ed!~f,!ll free ~pr 14 years durin~ which time he married and ~ • rearilii a fMmi1Y before he again recaptured. He i• , , said 10, have bee it a 1f00d citl!en since his escape. ' .'!,'!>ere ~ v~rl~ty of anrleo to c;mai4er in such a caoe .• First the mRn was sentenced for c0 mmltllng a trunr., the fact he served part of that •entence should f*vor there Is no particulat· reason for mak: sorve 90 dayo rather than 80 for a the intellt \p reform him I• uppermo.t. hand he betrayed a tru•t even after for he w.;s p~t on virtual probatlop w!io' made hil!L a trusty and it w~s ]Nhllo at the !(PVel'1JPr's that he , • I wt::e th~~u,::'m1"" ~1d:w~1 ~cttu ' I I ,1 N-• """''"· Every statesm•n 1 NtJ chanp tn ' ':I·' :' . .. and tht!l Mlnl8ter of War 1 'f 'f9"f~· P~IZES $500.00 IN CASH ' .' ... __ be • pet.ce t, .· . ~.l - ~ ,ti . i i pe'r will many aUk hat. YtJu 1 n.. yY . . I~t·~ foa• Wyihina at all, ·will be payina towa....i t"'ls enonnous cablnet and voted ror In rotlltlon. YrJu · 11 f' "' • •" 4l baCk home oft' thll pfl1roll w ·._:.porarily ~t\:~lH&.~~~~:~~~~;~~~:~ Q.ebt"Whether they are tax payers or not. No dllll'aee ta name remains-or• tho roll r)t· ~aiel! taxt:s·, prices of goods, renl:s and whatnot will and little credit t~ lea.t Of' goLcl.. · Ha.vlna 01~ nil ike their ~!!-hare of the toll ·f or the debt must be paid _ ~~V:!r~ne you are alwt\.ys a., fUr andfff it is not paid ln ~ne way it Is Certain to be paid in They're state~~men over t.nere That aln't a bo.d system. The auol ·' ,e t. Th,eM "re none exempt unle88 they spend no and .'r•Ur.e thatallowed the tocs.prlck>u:s · l" pubUc· abOukl be take the fault \8 that the perpetual mol Jr in any way, shape or form. · wheel when there a.tn't. any traJftc. h9,s a, ha.lnt ol conferences or · his aeems to have been overlooked by many wt~o A cabl..nel tall!, bmmcea a.nd walks unlnJurect o rc org bune and ···Trilffini-Tele·W:HP.~· Big Vo. t ing : ; Gqm.;· . ... ~Vt~l~ , ;", .., . ·~,. ' ··~"'~i.! II" rna · )·, "'uKt not forget that every in<tividual that payts · I' •' ~A8BO gtoa .lAB!-ONSf<Y •,A~MY(APT. IY•• AA.D · TACf<i~£ • 11•• FIRSt ior non·okld' prote¢fiOl\ on wtnter'S or, colder '·" • " • :• •• ' ' ' Thoae who enter lbay ro anywher~ tO secure subscriptiOn•. There ia no reatrict!ld territory. ' . '' •l•~r. Yoa do.~ ut moftthaa Plt:erdaJ, YM . ' Votes an(i-,iied in return for subocriptiono oecured to eithtr paper and the prt~oa will be,a'Yarded accorditlg .to who id:lirei ·· .moet votet. .~. \ > · ' ·· ' . .1 ., . , ; AcUv.e Caadtdates · ~ ,, · Vivi~ Allims'!orth E •Nelli' ~~~ · . ss Ada Mae C&mpbell : ..:. f• a~ ~ . ~ .* . ~'litl~~· .. . 'f. . :!;:1"utl0~~: ·· 6 lmof. · •':' "'-~· '· ' ."eru ! ;f>•. . ·Miss Irene Grueser' '. ~·GayBamm Mrs. ~na H,ward Mm Eunice King '&lias Leora.Roush · :Mi8S Emogene W'Jlson MlM Gene~ Williamson Missl~illhdl'W'IIson MtssW"mitrect.Wolfe · Miils Wanita Young · • 1; ~. • . ... . '":, "· • ,. " ~dan~pott, ;Oh!o Mtddleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, obio Ru~ tlan·d Obt'·o · · ' Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Letart Falls, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio ·. ·Mason, W.Va. - R3cine,Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio �1;l_.tl .' ... A1·~1( 1~ 1 ~~ } ..,. . ., . I 'AOI: •reen, • ! No Back Seat Driving Here Slew Oil Heir-_j Gold •• "' fgror .... I "-'' : • - ' ! IT • " JN PQgTSMOVTH, it has been repot1.ed, men and women were so u.nxiol.ls to ~c·ure jobs otfered through the the Federal -~<i-oniploym~nt Bureau that the in chatg·e 'of the bureau w~re swamped by ap.. pli<:ants when the ofHc~· was opened · to receive applica~ tions: Efl'orU! of the law enforcing machinery in Scioto sgen~y of (ltten.~ants County to curb the great demonstration, were of no avail. .In contra•~ to the situation in Scioto County, let us turn to the conditions· in Meigs County. Tuesday an ani· de appeared in the Daily Tribune at the request of Relief Officials .notifyin8' those on relief that they must keep in touch with the Bureau if they wanted to 11et means ot .s u~:~tenance. Efforts had been made to locate .some of the men who were on the. relief !isla, to infonn tbem they were selected for· available jobs but tbe efl'ortll were I fruitless so the Relief or11anlzation attempted to loeate them through a sylltem of .publicity. n~· insta:nce aives an insig'ht to the dtft'erenee of attitude of people who are rPally hungry and in n~ed and those who have n9t yet felt the pinch of hung~r and want. .. There is no questioning the fact that there are many ~onorable, deserving, merltorlouB people in MeigB County who need help and who would be very glad to work if tho opportunity were afforded for work but, hard as It is to ~mit It, it seemB equl'llY _true that Meigs County hao mor~ ·than its share of tile kmd of people whe · are too lazy to work and who will not work so lon11 as they are able"'to get ou•tenance without more effort than merely goin~ to the County Seat to get it. Fortunately changes In the administration of relief hov~ brought about a condition that leaves this claBS of ue'er-do~well Hout in the cold .. unless he dO~If make an effof1: to help himself for in the future those who are listed foi work and who fail to report, will not only lOBe their ratin;r oq .the Relief list but will [OIIe their chance to be }lUt ~~ work as well. ' •. -:·, ;~ ... ''f'he contrast between people in Po!f.l!!IIOUth wher• har~t?:•oa~e~ lt! ·~~~·~::~ to s1 1he Mn. Mn. Tena Miss Mattie ber home f01P ln . ELK. JIDN l..:>fl:e,p spent Jermte ·W.IUte. OoJ.lie and,,:---;,. ~-:·: . wbat I Leda aaand hi• Nttlecl ta.e mattook the DI.OM7. . ....... ord Led To Another ~nMwunot . tried to l!ut ' 1\0- and ' other. ., A Great::Gri.d Classic 1!. • • ' ·, 'Jr ' I 'High~ Spots. :o f Dflily Tr- ~~~~!~~~~~~:::~a~!~ tim'f;have reallf io inarked , 1\ c~'not bebeen pa~q by wJtii~Ut '1iti'J8e CO!R!l\Ont 0'\ ' whlit '1''"'"'".' "'·"' iili<JSt recent en'orts nt throwing relief 'broa<lcast, have Luro~g ' " ht about. . t~" 11 ffi!Ltter of far~ it ha~ brought • •ituatloq where 1~~!~i/:,.;: somJi:t~f Ut e moioit worthless arc Hving better than they I c eve!~ve<l before and without the least elfort p~t forth by the · lves. . · l£~e people of our state or of the country for ,, In thlf way the na.t.tou Is tn vo~ wUI hands of capable · men who · the opinion th~t '\'O are in the midot of a spending hrough the generosity of the Federal and Stato menta und thr.t there never will be a day o.f Gov r~cki~n.IJ. . IN. ~ ~N~JiEI\ ASKS !.F.NIENCY ONPm MORE Is the state of .1 r.JI\bayad.Of It !,> .' ' ' I . FI . titiZE $2 50.00 IN £ASH SEC . u ' J>R.IZE $100.00 fR (:1\Slt · •·· THIRD ;>RIZE $50.00 IN CJ\,S~ NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES ., ' ." ·' . :I ~· ' I l I .. CAMPAIGN ~tOSES DECEMBtit 4"I'H,l933 : ', '· ·'k . .' . ., . .. .'. Climpaip clp~n to wo ....en:a~lf girl• rel~ding in circulation . · . zone of the Daily Tribune and •Tribune-Telegraph. ' . .... ·; ; ' .. "l I ! " •. =·~torltli•~=.:r.~~u~nl Ohio · confronted with a ' for .the release of u convioL who """aped, lived · 1"' II'!-~ "ed!~f,!ll free ~pr 14 years durin~ which time he married and ~ • rearilii a fMmi1Y before he again recaptured. He i• , , said 10, have bee it a 1f00d citl!en since his escape. ' .'!,'!>ere ~ v~rl~ty of anrleo to c;mai4er in such a caoe .• First the mRn was sentenced for c0 mmltllng a trunr., the fact he served part of that •entence should f*vor there Is no particulat· reason for mak: sorve 90 dayo rather than 80 for a the intellt \p reform him I• uppermo.t. hand he betrayed a tru•t even after for he w.;s p~t on virtual probatlop w!io' made hil!L a trusty and it w~s ]Nhllo at the !(PVel'1JPr's that he , • I wt::e th~~u,::'m1"" ~1d:w~1 ~cttu ' I I ,1 N-• """''"· Every statesm•n 1 NtJ chanp tn ' ':I·' :' . .. and tht!l Mlnl8ter of War 1 'f 'f9"f~· P~IZES $500.00 IN CASH ' .' ... __ be • pet.ce t, .· . ~.l - ~ ,ti . i i pe'r will many aUk hat. YtJu 1 n.. yY . . I~t·~ foa• Wyihina at all, ·will be payina towa....i t"'ls enonnous cablnet and voted ror In rotlltlon. YrJu · 11 f' "' • •" 4l baCk home oft' thll pfl1roll w ·._:.porarily ~t\:~lH&.~~~~:~~~~;~~~:~ Q.ebt"Whether they are tax payers or not. No dllll'aee ta name remains-or• tho roll r)t· ~aiel! taxt:s·, prices of goods, renl:s and whatnot will and little credit t~ lea.t Of' goLcl.. · Ha.vlna 01~ nil ike their ~!!-hare of the toll ·f or the debt must be paid _ ~~V:!r~ne you are alwt\.ys a., fUr andfff it is not paid ln ~ne way it Is Certain to be paid in They're state~~men over t.nere That aln't a bo.d system. The auol ·' ,e t. Th,eM "re none exempt unle88 they spend no and .'r•Ur.e thatallowed the tocs.prlck>u:s · l" pubUc· abOukl be take the fault \8 that the perpetual mol Jr in any way, shape or form. · wheel when there a.tn't. any traJftc. h9,s a, ha.lnt ol conferences or · his aeems to have been overlooked by many wt~o A cabl..nel tall!, bmmcea a.nd walks unlnJurect o rc org bune and ···Trilffini-Tele·W:HP.~· Big Vo. t ing : ; Gqm.;· . ... ~Vt~l~ , ;", .., . ·~,. ' ··~"'~i.! II" rna · )·, "'uKt not forget that every in<tividual that payts · I' •' ~A8BO gtoa .lAB!-ONSf<Y •,A~MY(APT. IY•• AA.D · TACf<i~£ • 11•• FIRSt ior non·okld' prote¢fiOl\ on wtnter'S or, colder '·" • " • :• •• ' ' ' Thoae who enter lbay ro anywher~ tO secure subscriptiOn•. There ia no reatrict!ld territory. ' . '' •l•~r. Yoa do.~ ut moftthaa Plt:erdaJ, YM . ' Votes an(i-,iied in return for subocriptiono oecured to eithtr paper and the prt~oa will be,a'Yarded accorditlg .to who id:lirei ·· .moet votet. .~. \ > · ' ·· ' . .1 ., . , ; AcUv.e Caadtdates · ~ ,, · Vivi~ Allims'!orth E •Nelli' ~~~ · . ss Ada Mae C&mpbell : ..:. f• a~ ~ . ~ .* . ~'litl~~· .. . 'f. . :!;:1"utl0~~: ·· 6 lmof. · •':' "'-~· '· ' ."eru ! ;f>•. . ·Miss Irene Grueser' '. ~·GayBamm Mrs. ~na H,ward Mm Eunice King '&lias Leora.Roush · :Mi8S Emogene W'Jlson MlM Gene~ Williamson Missl~illhdl'W'IIson MtssW"mitrect.Wolfe · Miils Wanita Young · • 1; ~. • . ... . '":, "· • ,. " ~dan~pott, ;Oh!o Mtddleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, obio Ru~ tlan·d Obt'·o · · ' Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Letart Falls, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio ·. ·Mason, W.Va. - R3cine,Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio �.,,. ' ' . . -' ,,. ' ""' . ' ' " •. :"'l ' ' bHIO WEsLE~AN UNiVERSI'rY ·~J-< . At Athei.a, oljio, Saturday, NMenibeil' 28, ''j''' AJlisWiO:,•t;~z~1fLWf.'t.U . '' ··' • The Candidate iJi ~;oa,,Dailyl Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Great Prize Voting Campaign for ·$500 in · Oash Prizes who turns in the · ~~~.•.Y' t money secured .from new subs·c ribers during ~h~.~, }Vee~ §.llQ,iJl&~,· ovember· 25th at 8 B. M,1; FREE '' ~NeW~:~ l'O~oo: ,Press <..r SbetMay '·Select From the · ~~rgelftC\asortnt~~t .at the ' , .. ... . ••..... }u FIFTli AVE. FR.,Jruu '' '~·' ' ~~ . By JANE GORDON ".....' ,," '' YOUR LITTLII SCHoOtOIIL ·>.I '.·.:;. lsn't ihit a d'rli111 Utde fro::k l(.r cirls of ac:hool .,., ~!-"' ~ 11 '~. Jt hat unqu~eationable Ito i<te111n• .l!t Ill•• lla*le •ool crepe whh w~l.. tl''l" <OIIIarl ·1nd worn with bla;;)c ,.,... lea~oerl ).,:.; 'r ) ....... ...'' te1t. Sc!otch red pl1ided wooleD 1:1 an· Kher cute idea. "• Tlrll . ' ,· ,Mit;._. "''"'., i• It it ·' ' A $5.00 -Pair of Shoes . icl;l .She May Select From the .· ~ Splendid Sto:ek of the ., N•. 1f6# ,..., i1 ... t;.,; • ,, ~~ ,.,1, 1., ;J.,rulNtt Ill~,,. ·' • il "~" t•l· • ' ' ' amartncst betide• 'r~tita11ty, 4d lptO the baqaln, it'1 euily ' ' ·., · fl•hlont~tl. j ore The Candidate. turning in the .~eooad greatest amount of money will receive . FREE j ., > ~1~ pcirtm.ent e •• '•....... ,.:. . ,, �.,,. ' ' . . -' ,,. ' ""' . ' ' " •. :"'l ' ' bHIO WEsLE~AN UNiVERSI'rY ·~J-< . At Athei.a, oljio, Saturday, NMenibeil' 28, ''j''' AJlisWiO:,•t;~z~1fLWf.'t.U . '' ··' • The Candidate iJi ~;oa,,Dailyl Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Great Prize Voting Campaign for ·$500 in · Oash Prizes who turns in the · ~~~.•.Y' t money secured .from new subs·c ribers during ~h~.~, }Vee~ §.llQ,iJl&~,· ovember· 25th at 8 B. M,1; FREE '' ~NeW~:~ l'O~oo: ,Press <..r SbetMay '·Select From the · ~~rgelftC\asortnt~~t .at the ' , .. ... . ••..... }u FIFTli AVE. FR.,Jruu '' '~·' ' ~~ . By JANE GORDON ".....' ,," '' YOUR LITTLII SCHoOtOIIL ·>.I '.·.:;. lsn't ihit a d'rli111 Utde fro::k l(.r cirls of ac:hool .,., ~!-"' ~ 11 '~. Jt hat unqu~eationable Ito i<te111n• .l!t Ill•• lla*le •ool crepe whh w~l.. tl''l" <OIIIarl ·1nd worn with bla;;)c ,.,... lea~oerl ).,:.; 'r ) ....... ...'' te1t. Sc!otch red pl1ided wooleD 1:1 an· Kher cute idea. "• Tlrll . ' ,· ,Mit;._. "''"'., i• It it ·' ' A $5.00 -Pair of Shoes . icl;l .She May Select From the .· ~ Splendid Sto:ek of the ., N•. 1f6# ,..., i1 ... t;.,; • ,, ~~ ,.,1, 1., ;J.,rulNtt Ill~,,. ·' • il "~" t•l· • ' ' ' amartncst betide• 'r~tita11ty, 4d lptO the baqaln, it'1 euily ' ' ·., · fl•hlont~tl. j ore The Candidate. turning in the .~eooad greatest amount of money will receive . FREE j ., > ~1~ pcirtm.ent e •• '•....... ,.:. . ,, �• • "" 'J•••• ,, OHIO STATE tUifUI I fill~ ST 1~ 0 C Ol.. :Jt.J'JS 0 .,. . UTN &VI ... , EDITORIAL OFFICE · a Phone 286-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R .. rt uur .. WEA THER-F a i r to. :: night. Saturday increasing cloudineBS and Waj"'ii· er. Light rain Saturday night. J. FULL LEASED WIRE OF lNTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. CHICAGO DOCTOR CONFESSES KIL·LIN ETARY P~liCY To BE mscussn JJ WARM SPRINGS Harrison Demands New Laws To Halt SCUE CHANGES AS Treasonable Ac t s Demand Made u Probe In· to Allef"d Bankin1 Con· apiracr LaUDCbed IS VERY IMPORTANT M....... thau Goea To tt"•jllel..t•or rria To c-fer With Chief ·£Wet:ati:we ON SITUATION Preaident Remain• Calm In F ac~ Of Fiery Criticiam - Sayo, That U. S. Protected Acainat Credit A ...ulto By PAUL C. YATES INS stall' COrNspondent Nov. 24-IN&-New to safeguar1 ap.inst "tn!a• wa.s demandr.d Pat Harrlaon iD) FHUCH SEEK NEW lE~DER. GA8JNH Sarraut And Overthrown By Vote Mar1in GOOD IDEA G0t:S WRONG AT F~E aa.-, -. i' """·'<*- IN&-Pred ·to,-._ had a 10(1(1tdea vent • but u. didn't. wort out. Trapped by a ftre home, Rader Jumped N.thtub fllJed wl\h water'-"' ··• prepared "'to Sit u. out.." Be nre. To Fly Before o d e Of Selling Is Settled PUBliC SWINDlED BY BANKE~S, f~Xrw-­ AT IN~UIRY Gaia Little Satiafac- W~M~N ADMIT~ SlA~IN~ B ijU[ in GO'ftmor'l Proclamation t ion INC 8~ P~liCE AS BATn.E LOOMS Movie Ma1nate When Soloaa Meet to De- 62 Year Old Physician Dramatically Char1ea Crookedneaa Crime While She And Her 28 Year Old ~· reachlnS after hlm lnJtbe cide H o w to Di1pen.ae Played Part Were Undergoing Severe Grillin1 t.ub. ·: 'Hard Liquon' in Ohio IN "CONSPIRACY TENURE IS SHORT . ColumbW'I, 0 ., Nov. U-INs-LeBREAKS DOWN UNDER QUESTIONINQ 1&.1 sale ot Uquor moved a Havin1 Served Le11 Than Which tnded In Hia Loa· nearer reaUzation today with Gov . Of Tongue In Answerin1 Queriea Ia Start ing Hio $300,000,000 Month; Chaut..,pa tv Oeorae White formally proolalmlnl the state prohibition amendmf'nt Confession In Chicago' a Moat Unuaual Cri•r. . Movie Empire Attempt Job . aso! Dee. 7. 1n acecrdance w:n:1 Refuainl' to Work, . . . y Victim Shot On Operating Table decwon or the voters at the reeent -peel trom a window, MoW- t!lver, when the tlamea lltKted - ---- Workhouse , . For 25 Strikeftl WILLIAM PARKER Fac:e Prosecuti011. Non-Support fdr electlon. On the llll.lne date, by proolama- j tlon Of the Governor, the lO-mill ~at estate tax llmitaUon amend- ment and the eounty "home rule" amendment. alAo adopted at the Nov. 7 election, will take their places In the state constltutim. Whatever satisfaction the wets may have derived from the action ot the Governor was ofr~t by further ln(!Jea.tlon ar blti.F!r strife over provisions of the embryo liquor control bill before It finally I:; enmargnate. lnOO law. Iaeted With the , o e c l a l r- peal !e88.1on of the legislature )u.s than '!;~"''";;;;:;;:! w~ks a.wa.y, party Unes al· "' have been sundered on tht: o:,;,,;t~orn ot Hquot distribution. ~· added tel fire o1' By COPELAND C. BURG INS Staff Correspondent _~ .,.., Chicago, Nov. 24- INS---Dr. Alice Lindsay Wpjtt, koop today confes..~ed Rhe killed ht>r daugbter-f"..ij.'~ Rheta Gardner Wynekoop, police announced. .:t}~~. While police were gri11ing the 62-year·old ;ijot. kef. · her 28-year-old wn, Earle, huRband of the ~victim who waH shot to death on the doctor'!-! op~ ing tabh~. Lieut. Otto Erland~n of the homicide &qiiild .a nnounced: "Dr. Alice Wynekoop hns confeSRed ~the did w lhe walst. On the heels or , of the ouni ·"l"··"! . ·~""":;' ;;:..,,.. •·i:.•• ELECTRIC ----· .:. SO Theatre ~--- UHR HO OAUGHHR-IN-lAW .. , ' ~pjibooo tor con- ,.; Wellea to be ~umed F-. Havana to Reaume W aah~ i~tcm. Poat '!"" "THE ¥AYOR .. '., ..ELL''!" '' Jami. c~-''1• ~~ Bvan., Plan... Sllorta: P"!"l'l ~ Hun~ Neire-Lea.ve ,. ~J[I~T~E OhJo 'Fftdar and aatw•,. " ''CHARLEY!CHAN'S GREATEST, CASE" l~~·~~'" will be conduct•. reatdenoe Blmda.v Wamn Claml, Head.er o\.,..1 lobn Warburton. \Val~: ~· " Nil, Vlrltala OherriU1 o'eiOCk with burial, 1n the Oree11· . Hrt ·,W.....ttt. · 81N»1;'4: TAran, Tenior-J HearcJ . MaUnee F~J Homes In Forest Fire Path ' "' 4, p, Jl, · -- ' ,.rqHE GREEN LANTERN' nOn ..JOHN BITI and '' ' . ... - - Economic Critia ,. . ' 'l; ' • ille very tips· Thai means Lucki.. il,\.al'$ d~w - ].'r .• , ' 'L .. ''\.eaSily, always 'butn smoothly. lt also melli\3· no ~ . ·, ~p~p'~ing looie .. en~s ·~ cling to . li~ :dl· "mess :':' 1 up tjle 1>ice t~ili~ iil .a ·'\'om~ij,) ., pllr~~· .,A nd . . . . ' . ' Fish or Rab.bit ' ·•, " Baked P~es \)1' Swe~t ..!'~tatoes Peas cir ,Cole Slaw · l{ot' Rolls .. ·' ' ' "j ' Cllol~e: €offee, Tea' or Milk . !: " " . -:~~~,wJ;:rr: .:~t ,~·~~"·)~~, ~.?te ' ~oPl~~:P.~ ~hpwipg ' ' ~ "~ {•~"'w~if!'\~ " 't•·..'- tibn · by :BaY.inr ''L'uCJ<ies '!''·" . ' ... A)110 H® Chill .o r Vege4ja.ble Soup " En11lill Kiq Accuoed FaUiatr to Appreciate ~ PLATE LUNCH .MENU FOR FRIDAY A . -~ '..i--l. i-- lt'a easy to aee why ao ma6y women prefer. .Lqcky Strike. liuc!ties are tully pa~k~ with long ' strands of ' choi,.; ' tobad:o&, rinind and -tirm '' tp . ' 8.01' BETZINQ Plate Lunchea, ' V~lety of Sandwicheo, Draft and Bottle Beer, Soft Drinlu, Candiea, Ice Cream, Ci1aretteo, Ci1an and Tobacco. , ,_, i,~'' 'I : ' l: '.• , ; ' .,. p' . } .. .. ' • ' 'Lynching Renewed In $4,000,000 D•m••e OPINJNC SATURDAY, NOV. 15th ~ ~~~ Blaze Hao Laid W uta 4500 Acre• of Laad Dala1 ,. . I Please". D'VLL IN "'RIO" Rio De Janeiro, Nov. M-INBCordell Hull, AmeriCan Reretarv o 1tate, arrived here today enroute to Mont.evtdeo tor next mcmth's pan American oonteremle. He received a hearty aboard hill ship, the Lq1on tendered by LondOn, Nov, 21-JNS-Tbe lalxw-lfrom Ule Btulllan lte ODDOIIUon In the House of }eaden of the mom. opened • barnp & COUNTY EXPENDS MONEY ILLEGALL � 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/. 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