https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/70c042619561f8d603077cfadd3b7fea.pdf 69b3e5787517ee3cab76f610d7685a63 PDF Text Text • • "" '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 �t , •t' I if'i. t ...... ~ •,, ,,.1 ,. \ . . ' ... ' I .,· • ~ I . ~ • '1!'4111 ,_.~ ~ lllpl. "''"11 !JAIU:Y RUN II ' ol !.,I ',. ,, , • not qPUI~'J'IfJI , . .,.,.,. 1!1 lbOO!t• · 1S· •I . i 1 \l-' " IWPboll, "'"- 1, .·· ... ~- ........ Ollloo . . . CU,Ol&!IOD Popt o.n ·-· --~--------~---Pdlt'ered 81 Ct.rrler 'BJ IIAII ()ne Wee II: •••• , , •• , ••••• , , , • • , One M~ .. .. . • , .. . , , . , •. . • t I 'IDDAJLY-- Pho1u SSZ·L 'Towns Attend Tea At Grant Home on the M..,. were .ll One Month .. , . ..• , ••.•.... .eo Three ~ . .. , , , , , , , , , • , , fJ.De yecr.(_•.•. . . • . , • • • • • • • • • • 0.00 Stx Mont.bl .• , , , • , , , • , . , • , •• evenins. ..,.._ 0.0101 Nel!oo and dao!lht.r of paronli ·JIIiot . .i!ae O:''RUIIell IIIODday: ""'"' ~ of _ as-! O "' thtt llr.lll!l--R-'1 :rHE s¢(11TSBORO C.UE I NCE MORE t he n•l!'l'Jles accused in Alabama of saulting two white girl•, are being brought to trial in the •outhern state. The defOJllle attorneys from Nev· York are making a ,Uong, although losing stand, for their clienl8 re\ati.ve to tbe p1aoe of .bold\ng tiie trial. ' 1 Out . 'does not have to he a negro lover nor a particular friend of the dusky skinned individual to know that it i' uuusi,WJly hard ·for hliil to get a fair trial, especially on ( barge< Qf this kii11j, ,jn·.a _I!Ojlt~em state. Au matter of fact any one who has fpllowed this parti cular cq,se •. othet· than a violently prejudiced penon, is cunviJ!,ced that the defendant. are not guilty of the .charge'!, Furthermore it is equally apparent that as surely as l'1fY are tried, so surely will they again be convicted and if Uie same tactics are used, and it Beems they have alread :k.~een begun, as were uaed in the laot trial, the case will again be thrown out by the United Statea Su· prcrne Court and another trial ordered. 1 A; a matter of fact, the ,:ase should be tried where th e dcdtndant.s are a~a'urec'l df a fair trial and thu• JoruughL to u close. No ono- c_~cep~. a yi~Je~tlt:• DNei~lllced per"'"' .. ~uld ask that thp"!', me,~ b,e ,cqflvlct,d-pf ..-uch • tJct'IOU:-. r1m e or uny other for that matter~ If they ure .... s 1 i11nue<· .. ,. ~ th e last trial led many unbiased people to thin k \ ey at·e. __,____ __ - - - • r.... ''·. h'ight O'clOfk ",' cl; : '" -t~ • I! - ~-. C " ,. ' sack 8"}C ) lb. 5 A::; Who will be the ones that weaken on the home stretch? It takes stamina to stay in the race now. Remember the storv of the hare and the snail. Don't destroy your accomplishments at the beginning of the campaign by failure to "carry on." Anybody can be a quitter. Remember, a fast start and a slow finish never won a derby event. .."<:,,.,. 24'1, lb. ltABBit HUNTING T~~~ ral.lbtt seijson continuct~ and thuus11.nds of th~ hu rlnic• are again being slaughtered by the hundreds of hunf)i(rs in Ohio's •fields, the warning is aratn iBSued Odr·ladlllll1ale ad U:hd• that h~l\ters should be extremely careful In hand)lnc their The peodulum of pubUc <tuarry }tiecause of the disease 14 Tularemta." Warnings li!.I DP fl1mt rctprm by m!"li>· Til'\ doe'!'\' moan relativ.r.to the careful handlini of all rabblb! ~ave been excePt ttJat thtnp t~ In ;,.ued the Health Department. H'ii')liever, the best method of all In pre~entlng lun'~;f•:;c~--~ :!i"~:, tion fri!W the <!lseaae Ia , f~r the lwntero ~ ~fQip ' l shooti~rabblts u~leBB they are movlnt.. 1t Is not gO<>d.t •pul1.s~ '·, . ship in. the first place to shoot a "aettlnr ... b-1 ~~~te bit" a ) f they are shot only whlle on the move, the ! • llUnter nn j udge very quicklf for himself whelf~•,pr not th e ra~1t i• infected With'·th:- disealll! and he •n•e11 then kill 011 .. healthy, active rabbits and ta~' no chance~ ;•oillm•f l:otlh•r<.'•" what e~ ~r with the dr~aH disease which h~Js caused so lntbe m II (' h ~'II' and trembling in many Ohio households. weu:.~eucmed wta. Only a few more days and the Daily Tribunf' and Tribune-Telegraph great race for $500 in Cash prizes will be over. Dec. 4th the contender& will pass under the wire. Who w i I J be the "also rans?" •.-•. CORlE ,. c lb. ,. ,. ..'.. nc 26c ' "" ' ' Higli Spots of .Daily T ribunel}. and . Tribune.-Tele- 1lz I~ aboUt ~ 11 aood u his promise. -- . ... He haa ta.keo hla fun where · be fuund I~ and loat It qalt'. One Ba.turd!'Y night with the boya 1..11 en- ... "'*IIY• CAftPt:NTER Oeorb Werner p.ve a shower fo1 Mra. G!Orp Veiloy fElleen RuB .. ..·, ..~ . .. .. .. .. .. If,. llc ...... lb. 15t !. I sa •d ,. .. •' • ir. - annual · · PI.UB HOSTESS <MlJa: I.AclHe Dutton was hostess tc · per biidQ 'club, Thufsday ~enIn&; ~ hef ·Hom!:! on LlocoJn Stnet. Mfss Nanc7 ',jlt?" Bhfl ~ lo ne ~..wae . event a· a:Uelit.;· ' . I·· . . I ' I Mrs. o. 'B. ·stoot r!Uived t'be prize fo~. high SCQ~e (\De! Mrs. ~· F. j •~ Ful\1. Jr .. was the · reclplent or the 1 tW.• · eecimd prlze 'fdi 'hlih aoore: ' ,.qpe: Refreshments .were !ll'lryed by . the ot . - • ... '. T . ' ... • t ' -,Cam~ ., • . . <•<dl• < ! zona .. • '·fntervt'e'. wed ,• Did You lver-'Stop:to Think .' ' . /1 •.• , > < '~ \ CAMPAIGN CLOSES DECEMBER :4TH, 1933 .. • • . Tll01e who e.lter lbay 10 anywhere to' · ~ecure subscriptions. There ia ·no 'testrict~d territory. ' · .. t H r ~ • • ~ ~ l ' '-L-V~tea are i~ued i~ return for subscriptions secured to either JH'J"'r ~d the pr1z~ w;UI be awarded accordi!Jg to who secure• moat YOtea J1 iWMl! ft. Wake, ~. . . Olltaia• . ' ·· · ' ···~ i '. .'" Grueser -·· Mrs. G&"apnm ~ Ed,a: Howard Miltl Bumce King ... Miss Leora Roush Miss EmOgene W'dson Mi~ Gen~ya Williamson Miss UIH&i\ Wilson )1188 Winif~d Wolfe 'Mis8'Wanita Young Rub on Muotemle.,U.... Ni!iLri?bate by milliont he Informed hft uci~at. ·-- -.. i- ·~.-,·-· ! lor.25 ,._... •• . t.. ''AU ........ lll'e....tba. wt'n f!,', (. ' ,. •~ .; : 1: tf - jl; .. .. ' . . ; 1 CampaiR j)pen to romen and girla reaidiDF, in circulation zone of the Da•fy Tribune and Tribune·Telegraph . . .. ·"'· •• ·• ·,. " ·j -.; Earle J. Wynekoop young husblind of the victim, was· in Peoria, Ill., acco1rd- • ' '' TOTt\J.;~RIZE,S $500.00 IN GA~H · ; i '• FlR$T PRIZE $2 50 00 IN' (:ASH ..' ~ ' SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN 'CASH • THIRD PRIZE $50.00 IN CASH · ( 1 ·NINE OTHER CASH PRIZ~S , . :.. ' · ; I l:'ostess. received had been . smce o\ld lolra. Ollllord 'Jllllor and dau- vember 13 on a trip to Ql.r&tospLere .s.J.Joo·. .dinner, Ia an ol th~ \Asaoi:laijqn. "'• sell)) Wetlnetday evening •' t.h., gove rnmont Werner home. Pour aeneratkmB th ey b~'Jiftuor or other);, are diSBipated. the quicker we human belnr• aft' bora t.o • acn.p.oo were . repreeented, 141'8. Harvel' ing to a telegram , pod. AU tho to.. In tile ...,14 Woodor<l, loin. Howard R-U. by hie mother. He muy exPect an honest, wholesome, prosperous return of won't Mve ·em and all the Jecturen Mn. Oeorp ·Wern&r and daurhlm.-~ ine~:: The idea that the government can step in and wtU blrlr. In vtJ.n. Ler, J)orl&. Other ·,ueata were Mr. abs~~t from home operater\hi'ngs and expect priv~tte capital to throw its We are 111kl~ for te~pert.J:loe !Pt':ll', Mre. oarl Anlcild, Mr. and motley ~Iter skelter into industry competitive to the 11.,,_ 11lOW. lluah a. reque1t wouldil't have Mr.. OeorJe Veno:r, Mr. a~ Mrs. ernmen~. i• as ridiculous as It is prcposteroua. n;i:.(S 100 0 1 Furthermore; the ·ofllcials of the atate of Ohio as well ~ '' ilM all other state und federal officials if they would have tonfl it ionS bettered ijO fur e.s liquor is concerned, had bet.. t.<' r :; pe•n~d a great deal of time before they 'run wUd' and ('~.t<lhli~' such a tax on liquors that the average person woll lin<! 'i t out of his reach as lDUth as were prohibition still exiSting: Cert~inly we have h"d enoup experience by this liiln• to know that a mere levying of tax does not menn tllft a certalp amount of income is eatabllahed. The*peoplc of the country ourely have shown the fouli' h fe<lcral olllch•l• a "tbinr or two" rel•tlve to thllt """umptlop when they •inwly refu•ed to write aa many let~e ro when f!l'llt cia"" post~ge was rai1!6d from two t.J: tho·ee ceills ~· t~ey d'jd on ·-!~.; q)~ IMlllle ~· ~~~~ l~f!!l of the brin11lng in. more. rev"'·~·· aP &ilt!U'I ·101!8 w•i !!llll · - No man ever Jot 80 tar &WilY from himself that he t.hrew two that these socialistk ideas about the r.h•d~a, And, wbjJ•r• teartui tlli.Qa operating our various industries whether tp realtle. a certain prilPOR(on Qf .,. . ( Oysters, pt. (#D 25c " 't •• lhlan Sisters/ No. 153 h~td ·a lhort bustne:JrJ ~on and ljOOlal time . " '' RatUemakea vlrua 11 anti-toxin for dltmol'd-baeked venom. ·~~ Avenue, ' Anoclatton of ·.Melp Temple . Py- "" C1uch. He ta cured from then on, until tuith~ . not.lce, aubleet to change THE LI9UOR QUESTION We will guarf.ntee hl.e 8ood in· lll' lt!i' ·" much argume nt going on l'elative to thu proper t.entto"a pack more mUeage tha'n ot.her "eople'• amendments. Every h~>•(!lling of the Jiquol' que•tion, e~peclally r·an hu to think out his own s;-111umoug ~~ ~~ dryK, favoring a systematic himdlinr of the aets for he knows what It d~ ot trul!k ~rough the state '\self. · Jilm. It hM got to ret worse ~fore U. ~;etl better. And the doUble clln. Tl'lfe is one thing c~rtaln so far ao the Jiqupr tratllc fher for temperag.ee lS that II 111s ('Uilcf"led and that is if ~ we want \rouble in larre we c&n aa)l that there muet be qaor .ill lea:~l lt. ain't any run. """'""%: we •hould ,have the state with Its political 1oer,,":!"". · •t':Jlaclllek.e"!~ t~~ htllaa'bltt.rrtWhOdOemn gamest?ra sticking their dirty lingers into the business ~ - to~ ~ Orueoe• 811C1ped ' bts cave he wa1 WOU PEN I arul 1ri;rlting about u condition as ba.d or worse if that is ltlU on the 1alav.d. _ pollHibl~. than what exloted during the peak of' illicit liqMrs. Howaru """"u &lld MJ>. uor htufQJing. ~ T h!:_ ,sooner ' ·' t• • ·. w~ Ul!orirl 0111ce c.u ..._._. '· J I' Mu~ic Lovers From Surrounding .'. . ~ 'clb·J~~ ~ ~.... 2P -· , I .• '' 'I' VIRGINIA GREGG NEWS .. " " "' I' •• ...... ~D DlfblaltDOt WU1 bt pUbl~f!G. !'A'JION41o Ai!YBII~!fiiiQ . . 'I ....... Ill llo!J ....0 4lll! ll!<lr .....-llbWib 1»~ I!OI!I•MJ!Il 10 ~ d<lol~ '! ' I'IIOJIII !'01111 1111W11 to' ' 'f! Nl4l f11D1<14. """"'- letterr, howefer exoeUo•l an4 ••., I f I • ·.' " = TJI'E DAIL'f·. , - .,, '1M ..... ~ of"""" .. ""· ~~'""'*'· · ~ ... ~.......,~ 0. . . ~- .. Jollffl ... - ...... flll' l!'lltllo;Mf~ *"' . .• ' Middleport, Ohio Mtddleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio ··· ·Rutland, Ohio ' Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middlepo~ Ohio Letart F,alls,()hio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy. Ohio Mason. W. Va. Racine. Ohio Pomerov. Obio �t , •t' I if'i. t ...... ~ •,, ,,.1 ,. \ . . ' ... ' I .,· • ~ I . ~ • '1!'4111 ,_.~ ~ lllpl. "''"11 !JAIU:Y RUN II ' ol !.,I ',. ,, , • not qPUI~'J'IfJI , . .,.,.,. 1!1 lbOO!t• · 1S· •I . i 1 \l-' " IWPboll, "'"- 1, .·· ... ~- ........ Ollloo . . . CU,Ol&!IOD Popt o.n ·-· --~--------~---Pdlt'ered 81 Ct.rrler 'BJ IIAII ()ne Wee II: •••• , , •• , ••••• , , , • • , One M~ .. .. . • , .. . , , . , •. . • t I 'IDDAJLY-- Pho1u SSZ·L 'Towns Attend Tea At Grant Home on the M..,. were .ll One Month .. , . ..• , ••.•.... .eo Three ~ . .. , , , , , , , , , • , , fJ.De yecr.(_•.•. . . • . , • • • • • • • • • • 0.00 Stx Mont.bl .• , , , • , , , • , . , • , •• evenins. ..,.._ 0.0101 Nel!oo and dao!lht.r of paronli ·JIIiot . .i!ae O:''RUIIell IIIODday: ""'"' ~ of _ as-! O "' thtt llr.lll!l--R-'1 :rHE s¢(11TSBORO C.UE I NCE MORE t he n•l!'l'Jles accused in Alabama of saulting two white girl•, are being brought to trial in the •outhern state. The defOJllle attorneys from Nev· York are making a ,Uong, although losing stand, for their clienl8 re\ati.ve to tbe p1aoe of .bold\ng tiie trial. ' 1 Out . 'does not have to he a negro lover nor a particular friend of the dusky skinned individual to know that it i' uuusi,WJly hard ·for hliil to get a fair trial, especially on ( barge< Qf this kii11j, ,jn·.a _I!Ojlt~em state. Au matter of fact any one who has fpllowed this parti cular cq,se •. othet· than a violently prejudiced penon, is cunviJ!,ced that the defendant. are not guilty of the .charge'!, Furthermore it is equally apparent that as surely as l'1fY are tried, so surely will they again be convicted and if Uie same tactics are used, and it Beems they have alread :k.~een begun, as were uaed in the laot trial, the case will again be thrown out by the United Statea Su· prcrne Court and another trial ordered. 1 A; a matter of fact, the ,:ase should be tried where th e dcdtndant.s are a~a'urec'l df a fair trial and thu• JoruughL to u close. No ono- c_~cep~. a yi~Je~tlt:• DNei~lllced per"'"' .. ~uld ask that thp"!', me,~ b,e ,cqflvlct,d-pf ..-uch • tJct'IOU:-. r1m e or uny other for that matter~ If they ure .... s 1 i11nue<· .. ,. ~ th e last trial led many unbiased people to thin k \ ey at·e. __,____ __ - - - • r.... ''·. h'ight O'clOfk ",' cl; : '" -t~ • I! - ~-. C " ,. ' sack 8"}C ) lb. 5 A::; Who will be the ones that weaken on the home stretch? It takes stamina to stay in the race now. Remember the storv of the hare and the snail. Don't destroy your accomplishments at the beginning of the campaign by failure to "carry on." Anybody can be a quitter. Remember, a fast start and a slow finish never won a derby event. .."<:,,.,. 24'1, lb. ltABBit HUNTING T~~~ ral.lbtt seijson continuct~ and thuus11.nds of th~ hu rlnic• are again being slaughtered by the hundreds of hunf)i(rs in Ohio's •fields, the warning is aratn iBSued Odr·ladlllll1ale ad U:hd• that h~l\ters should be extremely careful In hand)lnc their The peodulum of pubUc <tuarry }tiecause of the disease 14 Tularemta." Warnings li!.I DP fl1mt rctprm by m!"li>· Til'\ doe'!'\' moan relativ.r.to the careful handlini of all rabblb! ~ave been excePt ttJat thtnp t~ In ;,.ued the Health Department. H'ii')liever, the best method of all In pre~entlng lun'~;f•:;c~--~ :!i"~:, tion fri!W the <!lseaae Ia , f~r the lwntero ~ ~fQip ' l shooti~rabblts u~leBB they are movlnt.. 1t Is not gO<>d.t •pul1.s~ '·, . ship in. the first place to shoot a "aettlnr ... b-1 ~~~te bit" a ) f they are shot only whlle on the move, the ! • llUnter nn j udge very quicklf for himself whelf~•,pr not th e ra~1t i• infected With'·th:- disealll! and he •n•e11 then kill 011 .. healthy, active rabbits and ta~' no chance~ ;•oillm•f l:otlh•r<.'•" what e~ ~r with the dr~aH disease which h~Js caused so lntbe m II (' h ~'II' and trembling in many Ohio households. weu:.~eucmed wta. Only a few more days and the Daily Tribunf' and Tribune-Telegraph great race for $500 in Cash prizes will be over. Dec. 4th the contender& will pass under the wire. Who w i I J be the "also rans?" •.-•. CORlE ,. c lb. ,. ,. ..'.. nc 26c ' "" ' ' Higli Spots of .Daily T ribunel}. and . Tribune.-Tele- 1lz I~ aboUt ~ 11 aood u his promise. -- . ... He haa ta.keo hla fun where · be fuund I~ and loat It qalt'. One Ba.turd!'Y night with the boya 1..11 en- ... "'*IIY• CAftPt:NTER Oeorb Werner p.ve a shower fo1 Mra. G!Orp Veiloy fElleen RuB .. ..·, ..~ . .. .. .. .. .. If,. llc ...... lb. 15t !. I sa •d ,. .. •' • ir. - annual · · PI.UB HOSTESS <MlJa: I.AclHe Dutton was hostess tc · per biidQ 'club, Thufsday ~enIn&; ~ hef ·Hom!:! on LlocoJn Stnet. Mfss Nanc7 ',jlt?" Bhfl ~ lo ne ~..wae . event a· a:Uelit.;· ' . I·· . . I ' I Mrs. o. 'B. ·stoot r!Uived t'be prize fo~. high SCQ~e (\De! Mrs. ~· F. j •~ Ful\1. Jr .. was the · reclplent or the 1 tW.• · eecimd prlze 'fdi 'hlih aoore: ' ,.qpe: Refreshments .were !ll'lryed by . the ot . - • ... '. T . ' ... • t ' -,Cam~ ., • . . <•<dl• < ! zona .. • '·fntervt'e'. wed ,• Did You lver-'Stop:to Think .' ' . /1 •.• , > < '~ \ CAMPAIGN CLOSES DECEMBER :4TH, 1933 .. • • . Tll01e who e.lter lbay 10 anywhere to' · ~ecure subscriptions. There ia ·no 'testrict~d territory. ' · .. t H r ~ • • ~ ~ l ' '-L-V~tea are i~ued i~ return for subscriptions secured to either JH'J"'r ~d the pr1z~ w;UI be awarded accordi!Jg to who secure• moat YOtea J1 iWMl! ft. Wake, ~. . . Olltaia• . ' ·· · ' ···~ i '. .'" Grueser -·· Mrs. G&"apnm ~ Ed,a: Howard Miltl Bumce King ... Miss Leora Roush Miss EmOgene W'dson Mi~ Gen~ya Williamson Miss UIH&i\ Wilson )1188 Winif~d Wolfe 'Mis8'Wanita Young Rub on Muotemle.,U.... Ni!iLri?bate by milliont he Informed hft uci~at. ·-- -.. i- ·~.-,·-· ! lor.25 ,._... •• . t.. ''AU ........ lll'e....tba. wt'n f!,', (. ' ,. •~ .; : 1: tf - jl; .. .. ' . . ; 1 CampaiR j)pen to romen and girla reaidiDF, in circulation zone of the Da•fy Tribune and Tribune·Telegraph . . .. ·"'· •• ·• ·,. " ·j -.; Earle J. Wynekoop young husblind of the victim, was· in Peoria, Ill., acco1rd- • ' '' TOTt\J.;~RIZE,S $500.00 IN GA~H · ; i '• FlR$T PRIZE $2 50 00 IN' (:ASH ..' ~ ' SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN 'CASH • THIRD PRIZE $50.00 IN CASH · ( 1 ·NINE OTHER CASH PRIZ~S , . :.. ' · ; I l:'ostess. received had been . smce o\ld lolra. Ollllord 'Jllllor and dau- vember 13 on a trip to Ql.r&tospLere .s.J.Joo·. .dinner, Ia an ol th~ \Asaoi:laijqn. "'• sell)) Wetlnetday evening •' t.h., gove rnmont Werner home. Pour aeneratkmB th ey b~'Jiftuor or other);, are diSBipated. the quicker we human belnr• aft' bora t.o • acn.p.oo were . repreeented, 141'8. Harvel' ing to a telegram , pod. AU tho to.. In tile ...,14 Woodor<l, loin. Howard R-U. by hie mother. He muy exPect an honest, wholesome, prosperous return of won't Mve ·em and all the Jecturen Mn. Oeorp ·Wern&r and daurhlm.-~ ine~:: The idea that the government can step in and wtU blrlr. In vtJ.n. Ler, J)orl&. Other ·,ueata were Mr. abs~~t from home operater\hi'ngs and expect priv~tte capital to throw its We are 111kl~ for te~pert.J:loe !Pt':ll', Mre. oarl Anlcild, Mr. and motley ~Iter skelter into industry competitive to the 11.,,_ 11lOW. lluah a. reque1t wouldil't have Mr.. OeorJe Veno:r, Mr. a~ Mrs. ernmen~. i• as ridiculous as It is prcposteroua. n;i:.(S 100 0 1 Furthermore; the ·ofllcials of the atate of Ohio as well ~ '' ilM all other state und federal officials if they would have tonfl it ionS bettered ijO fur e.s liquor is concerned, had bet.. t.<' r :; pe•n~d a great deal of time before they 'run wUd' and ('~.t<lhli~' such a tax on liquors that the average person woll lin<! 'i t out of his reach as lDUth as were prohibition still exiSting: Cert~inly we have h"d enoup experience by this liiln• to know that a mere levying of tax does not menn tllft a certalp amount of income is eatabllahed. The*peoplc of the country ourely have shown the fouli' h fe<lcral olllch•l• a "tbinr or two" rel•tlve to thllt """umptlop when they •inwly refu•ed to write aa many let~e ro when f!l'llt cia"" post~ge was rai1!6d from two t.J: tho·ee ceills ~· t~ey d'jd on ·-!~.; q)~ IMlllle ~· ~~~~ l~f!!l of the brin11lng in. more. rev"'·~·· aP &ilt!U'I ·101!8 w•i !!llll · - No man ever Jot 80 tar &WilY from himself that he t.hrew two that these socialistk ideas about the r.h•d~a, And, wbjJ•r• teartui tlli.Qa operating our various industries whether tp realtle. a certain prilPOR(on Qf .,. . ( Oysters, pt. (#D 25c " 't •• lhlan Sisters/ No. 153 h~td ·a lhort bustne:JrJ ~on and ljOOlal time . " '' RatUemakea vlrua 11 anti-toxin for dltmol'd-baeked venom. ·~~ Avenue, ' Anoclatton of ·.Melp Temple . Py- "" C1uch. He ta cured from then on, until tuith~ . not.lce, aubleet to change THE LI9UOR QUESTION We will guarf.ntee hl.e 8ood in· lll' lt!i' ·" much argume nt going on l'elative to thu proper t.entto"a pack more mUeage tha'n ot.her "eople'• amendments. Every h~>•(!lling of the Jiquol' que•tion, e~peclally r·an hu to think out his own s;-111umoug ~~ ~~ dryK, favoring a systematic himdlinr of the aets for he knows what It d~ ot trul!k ~rough the state '\self. · Jilm. It hM got to ret worse ~fore U. ~;etl better. And the doUble clln. Tl'lfe is one thing c~rtaln so far ao the Jiqupr tratllc fher for temperag.ee lS that II 111s ('Uilcf"led and that is if ~ we want \rouble in larre we c&n aa)l that there muet be qaor .ill lea:~l lt. ain't any run. """'""%: we •hould ,have the state with Its political 1oer,,":!"". · •t':Jlaclllek.e"!~ t~~ htllaa'bltt.rrtWhOdOemn gamest?ra sticking their dirty lingers into the business ~ - to~ ~ Orueoe• 811C1ped ' bts cave he wa1 WOU PEN I arul 1ri;rlting about u condition as ba.d or worse if that is ltlU on the 1alav.d. _ pollHibl~. than what exloted during the peak of' illicit liqMrs. Howaru """"u &lld MJ>. uor htufQJing. ~ T h!:_ ,sooner ' ·' t• • ·. w~ Ul!orirl 0111ce c.u ..._._. '· J I' Mu~ic Lovers From Surrounding .'. . ~ 'clb·J~~ ~ ~.... 2P -· , I .• '' 'I' VIRGINIA GREGG NEWS .. " " "' I' •• ...... ~D DlfblaltDOt WU1 bt pUbl~f!G. !'A'JION41o Ai!YBII~!fiiiQ . . 'I ....... Ill llo!J ....0 4lll! ll!<lr .....-llbWib 1»~ I!OI!I•MJ!Il 10 ~ d<lol~ '! ' I'IIOJIII !'01111 1111W11 to' ' 'f! Nl4l f11D1<14. """"'- letterr, howefer exoeUo•l an4 ••., I f I • ·.' " = TJI'E DAIL'f·. , - .,, '1M ..... ~ of"""" .. ""· ~~'""'*'· · ~ ... ~.......,~ 0. . . ~- .. Jollffl ... - ...... flll' l!'lltllo;Mf~ *"' . .• ' Middleport, Ohio Mtddleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio ··· ·Rutland, Ohio ' Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middlepo~ Ohio Letart F,alls,()hio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy. Ohio Mason. W. Va. Racine. Ohio Pomerov. Obio �I '' ' < • I • ··~ ,. ' ' ',. "·.,,_, .~,........... tr::r 1at1ar - ,: OWt-"'j ~ by Slaying of Oil ~-- ,. r ' ' ll ,.l, . *'· +·~· '• 1' 1• l"t ., .. .•'. ". 1 ·',. . i' ~~ •l • ·, If • • .' 1<' ~ . ~r .· .. ' . , ~- •'' ... '• ')' ' ~- - iO.;)J ot:• U. "l1t'~ I ' P. K.. ., . 1 oll!'!'W1ct,. 1b.undly 1'1* .. nar the dJ,urc:b . ·~=~: llllt and lll m~ldaJ. I 0! lliJOda¥ ·~- YOWll' .....,. lhlj; 8. O.tllo re;ton ot BY~ lileet tor a raiJl iii ChUUooUle. Our people are ubd. meet at Prftbytaian ch\U'Ch 1<1.10. No IYibWI serviCe. "'I ch""'* llf1ldlerlload tburtb aa P~ metl!' W~J In .._. evenlnl. To- for dllcuMIOp .. Ohtlltlal'l ·~· All aum or the cbtJidl ar. lnYitld. tlu ... "' lht -,and,, tht • 1 L ' Cllft'Uft. j I , ani• I ' 1'/'V~<;Il ·~..:: (p. . ~~ - . -~::. -· ·.. I BHUQT'I .;;;;;-~nELl PROI'UTY Oenet~~l Q<!de, See. CR"lle No. liJ&. . U~ •:;~ OharJel P. MqOie, Plaintlft';< Grid on the ·~) ~~~ ;;~:~.~," CJUco l<'or Jlettv Bhorhatir: CaiHIJ Ml< ,,, .!11{1 ',); , ....... l'~j\H I .• • '·• FRIDAY aiMI SATURDAY Perk Lein Beast lb. Pic' Damn ., LiUJe Pic s..._ Little ~ L.~ FUKCH CHIC Your Uulc 1lrl will look adorable in this <X~at c:~f simple tailored tb'l~ lfC lbl. FKE811 Oysten lb. tk z~.._ (,1onr Farm 1 lb. Se•led CatUn .!kDkll, lb. real cold 4ayt. Spice, In brown roulh ~tool•n w~v1 w&l thh model. ', lSc 17c :'lOc lb. Old Plantatloa :=... Coff" 49c s-o per Pum.,ilh• !'!: 9c r•1lan •houfden. lt cp btl buttoned snualy to the neck provldlnr ample dtt5t protectioa fO;- '" 12~c • PBIOES ON 'IHAlOUGIVUIG I'OtJIJI'RY It 11 •••II' •lipped Into will'! itt ·' lb . J 20e SEE YOUR fX.Q\I'.ER I!'ABM 8'tORE FOR llE'I'TER < ' IOC FINE FOWL 111111 MEATS A. o. Tracy, SherU! ot MCI11 OOwtty, Ohio. A. D. Rlllleil, •t$orney. · , "" lb. . .... . . Churn Gold Ben Quilty c:o~afortable .. . lb. 8peola.t ,,,.,; 9JU . •• .J . ,b . -••r• It't nry euJI1_IJ'ldl '"~ Jh~ lnf Itt ectst ·r, WeiJ worth the tf"rL . MENTOR, .1$ ON WAY OUT ••.A WI~ OJ/£~ U.S.C'. .,.,,,,. N•. liSP ,., ., ... lo ;_ IJII 't; I o•l I tt!'l· ••' ' • ' . •MrG....-tfARN HIM ANOTHER. CHANC.E, .....,. .,,..,..... IWin .,.. __ imprpv-em.m · of aucJI IJI'C.~t iml"'rtalJ<e that 11 mak.,. the VOS~ Wqher cboice of f""Y WOlllah 3 r..-lOc .... 17c IM. ISC Z3t .... lb. 25c ZOe . ......., e.. Dlttl'· I 17C I'Wml _ u .., ZSc ...._auu. ... lie 5,. ... ZSc · ~ . •""· 11~ CIO,l 'er F&rWI ~rp i i jo' • ..• lb. z~ .. ~· •' ,. . ' '' '~- Batter • ~ 25C COko lor25c llOL En1. Walnuta O.too ~ lb. ...,... F_.. Buno LU'ieBnclde4 M'...od Nuto • . No. II pQ. Claocolate DrojNI I Here io poe ol the ereateu improvemeulo in waahine machine history. Aa!l fnail Bor .. 4SC --· lZc ·, �I '' ' < • I • ··~ ,. ' ' ',. "·.,,_, .~,........... tr::r 1at1ar - ,: OWt-"'j ~ by Slaying of Oil ~-- ,. r ' ' ll ,.l, . *'· +·~· '• 1' 1• l"t ., .. .•'. ". 1 ·',. . i' ~~ •l • ·, If • • .' 1<' ~ . ~r .· .. ' . , ~- •'' ... '• ')' ' ~- - iO.;)J ot:• U. "l1t'~ I ' P. K.. ., . 1 oll!'!'W1ct,. 1b.undly 1'1* .. nar the dJ,urc:b . ·~=~: llllt and lll m~ldaJ. I 0! lliJOda¥ ·~- YOWll' .....,. lhlj; 8. O.tllo re;ton ot BY~ lileet tor a raiJl iii ChUUooUle. Our people are ubd. meet at Prftbytaian ch\U'Ch 1<1.10. No IYibWI serviCe. "'I ch""'* llf1ldlerlload tburtb aa P~ metl!' W~J In .._. evenlnl. To- for dllcuMIOp .. Ohtlltlal'l ·~· All aum or the cbtJidl ar. lnYitld. tlu ... "' lht -,and,, tht • 1 L ' Cllft'Uft. j I , ani• I ' 1'/'V~<;Il ·~..:: (p. . ~~ - . -~::. -· ·.. I BHUQT'I .;;;;;-~nELl PROI'UTY Oenet~~l Q<!de, See. CR"lle No. liJ&. . U~ •:;~ OharJel P. MqOie, Plaintlft';< Grid on the ·~) ~~~ ;;~:~.~," CJUco l<'or Jlettv Bhorhatir: CaiHIJ Ml< ,,, .!11{1 ',); , ....... l'~j\H I .• • '·• FRIDAY aiMI SATURDAY Perk Lein Beast lb. Pic' Damn ., LiUJe Pic s..._ Little ~ L.~ FUKCH CHIC Your Uulc 1lrl will look adorable in this <X~at c:~f simple tailored tb'l~ lfC lbl. FKE811 Oysten lb. tk z~.._ (,1onr Farm 1 lb. Se•led CatUn .!kDkll, lb. real cold 4ayt. Spice, In brown roulh ~tool•n w~v1 w&l thh model. ', lSc 17c :'lOc lb. Old Plantatloa :=... Coff" 49c s-o per Pum.,ilh• !'!: 9c r•1lan •houfden. lt cp btl buttoned snualy to the neck provldlnr ample dtt5t protectioa fO;- '" 12~c • PBIOES ON 'IHAlOUGIVUIG I'OtJIJI'RY It 11 •••II' •lipped Into will'! itt ·' lb . J 20e SEE YOUR fX.Q\I'.ER I!'ABM 8'tORE FOR llE'I'TER < ' IOC FINE FOWL 111111 MEATS A. o. Tracy, SherU! ot MCI11 OOwtty, Ohio. A. D. Rlllleil, •t$orney. · , "" lb. . .... . . Churn Gold Ben Quilty c:o~afortable .. . lb. 8peola.t ,,,.,; 9JU . •• .J . ,b . -••r• It't nry euJI1_IJ'ldl '"~ Jh~ lnf Itt ectst ·r, WeiJ worth the tf"rL . MENTOR, .1$ ON WAY OUT ••.A WI~ OJ/£~ U.S.C'. .,.,,,,. N•. liSP ,., ., ... lo ;_ IJII 't; I o•l I tt!'l· ••' ' • ' . •MrG....-tfARN HIM ANOTHER. CHANC.E, .....,. .,,..,..... IWin .,.. __ imprpv-em.m · of aucJI IJI'C.~t iml"'rtalJ<e that 11 mak.,. the VOS~ Wqher cboice of f""Y WOlllah 3 r..-lOc .... 17c IM. ISC Z3t .... lb. 25c ZOe . ......., e.. Dlttl'· I 17C I'Wml _ u .., ZSc ...._auu. ... lie 5,. ... ZSc · ~ . •""· 11~ CIO,l 'er F&rWI ~rp i i jo' • ..• lb. z~ .. ~· •' ,. . ' '' '~- Batter • ~ 25C COko lor25c llOL En1. Walnuta O.too ~ lb. ...,... F_.. Buno LU'ieBnclde4 M'...od Nuto • . No. II pQ. Claocolate DrojNI I Here io poe ol the ereateu improvemeulo in waahine machine history. Aa!l fnail Bor .. 4SC --· lZc ·, �j ~ ·~ONFUSION RESULTS HERE AS .; 25 Turkeys Given . 500 MORE NAMES REOUESTE~· Away At "Shoot" and GRATE EXPLAINS SITUATIO~ Exp...to With Rifte Shotpn. "Cash in•• on Ability to Shoot Tbere seem& to be aome eonfu!l.. too over U\e request or B. ~ Jones, oawa county Pedera.J Re~ { mtt~o:vmen~ Alent. for 500 Melp MUDtY tmem.PIOYed to regtater wltb his omce here next Tue8d&y, It wa1 lt!arned trom J. H. orate, Melf8 oounty weltiU'e dlrect.or Yt Jones, In char&e of t.he Pedcral re·employmmt omce il'l Ot.llla county, 11ent a notice to MeJp county that he will be here all day 'i'Liaday to !' ' r • OJ •I • >l Swamp Where Balloon Landed Fur Womau <Ooallnuod ....,. .... OnoJ (OOilllnued !rom .... """' esaary fet the ~Que to ~ lOibi to ro downtown to 1et. aome them befDR liquor can be Dd le· m.u&le on acoount ot betna 1n 1h plly health, abe pnerally dW'Obed ber~ RIB aidea &llo eearebed. the atat• .!elt and went l.nto the buemel'lo utea for lntormaUob on wbich t.o tn Dr Wynetoop'a omoe where base an opinion u t.o the oonati- Lh'11'e wa.. a Sl'IUe, to be we.ta:hecl. tutlol'allty or a recommeodatlon 1n 'She rome doWP81al.rs and untbe ad'IIBOey Uq110r oomrnlaalon'a re- Clretaed herself and sot on the JCBIC port tha.t the Oovemor be Umtted t<1 walrh. or. Wynekoop said abe 1n bla 8electkHl of liquor oomtnil- bud been eomplalnlna ol ha.vlna o aiooen. to tboee candida~ endor- paln In the rtrht &lde, sed by a nomibat.lna committee. "Dr. Wynekoop said 'Get on the While the: PrankUn ooUPty pros- operatinl table and I'U IH II I eeutor, arouaed .b:f allepd unet.hl- can't help that pain of roun alona' eal aeUvltle:l or profesalonal lobby- &he put some chloroform on the l.ab.! at recent lq1ala.Uve aesstone, e.pot and aave Rheta a few aulftl wtll maintaJ..D el~~~~e watch over UU! of tt. The pa1n wa.s very srmt and repeal seM!Gb., ooe of the moat Yt- Dr. Wyneil:oop said Me was ln the tally affected lf'OUPII announced It habit or 11v1n1 Rheta Dhloroform W<IUld hire lobbylats. when !he treated Jt. That croup wu the Ohio hotels "After g.lvt.ng the a.naesthetlc to IUIIIOCliatlon, Under the plaD or the Rheta she noticed that the puplll Governor's ad'illaen, the hotel men of he; eyes wel'i! dilated and &be would b& allowed to dispeme liquor was eompLetely paulng out. She by the llus tor consumption 011 felt the puLse and founc! there wu the premlBes. no ute in her and slle tried to reThey will, however, strive to hRve \'lVe her tor ~ minutes. that privilege enacted Jnt.o the ..Knowln&' that her medlcll cacontrol laws by llBktna member!!! of reer would be J~pa.rdized. by audl a the &BBOC1atlon to appeal person• thillf h&ppeoing 1n her own h0U18&lly to lelial&tors senlna: their dis- hold she tJlOUiht quickly IUld went trlct.. over tG the dr&Wfr oi her desk and got t.be .32 cjJ,llber revolver and fir.· ENTIJl.TAIN FBII!:NDB ed one shot, .Qve lDCbes a.way ~ I ret~st.er the name!'! ot unemployed Mella oountlans, who will be in line for Job& oo the . J'ederal hi&hway job on State Route ·'I belOW Hobson and the cotulf.rue. Uon of a dam In the Ohio river below Oa.Uipolla the body 'u ~ Jay on. the opera tMr. and Mn. Elmer Ashwortb en- in&' table " · tertained a KJ'OUP or frtenda recentShe then went over Qlld !lOt & ly at their home on Buttr:rnut Ave blanket &nd lald tt over Rheta afpla.ylll8 wu the dlters1on at ter getUJll a p1ece of 1auze, caJ."e· the even1D1 The followtna were fu)l,y wraPP1DI the run and wiping present: Mr. and lira. Clarence E. off the n:npr prints. "Bhe theh went· upatalra and put Hart, Mr. and M\'8. Eln:Jer Wickham and Mr. and Mrs. Theron Ruszell. on her hat and coat ,and went out ~B~H~a~.-d::l:n;.;st;u~d;e;nt,;,;;a;t~th~e:O~hi:::;.u of the houtJe 8Jld wtiJked. up and J down Madison Street for about 45 Unlverttlty came from Athens Sat- minutes She set the time of the urday morning and visited hill par- actual klllilll' at 4 delock In the &t· ('nt:J, Rev. and Mrs. E C Hardin tsi'IIOOD. c.co.-_--- Prtda.y ntaht 1n over the wiN!k end. That was all of Stege's stat.emenL eiU'()U~ from a in Belpre to hia It Is reported wlnter In Cln .. daUJ'hter, SACRED HEART CHURCH MM BAZAAR Mr. Orate said that when the ~ quota !or Melga cOUntry \S #"'de he expects about J .000 men 11.9 be removed from tne rel(tl llst .~~Ad atven Joba with salarietr. Afttr ~ember TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 28th. Chicken Dinner and Supper-Turkey ohoot Bin1o, Fancy Stand, Fish Pond and other I, those unemplo.Jfld In attractions too nuJQ.erous to mention. EV~YBODY WELCOME! lf,etga county not included ob the ~Uef llstl will be Klven jobs on the OWA projects, and new pn)jeclfl ~ beltlg subJQitted !or approval a.:> laat aa plano dn ba complered. Plans are rsptdl y beh'lf fl'\a~ now n Willi revealed Prlday by Mr Omte to employ approxlrqa~t· 312 women of Mel~& county, nq:w .'4-Jat project.B ror tlle men an belna: alarted as !aat u poMible and hUtl.dtcd& of metJ worklna now ror et.8h sa.larles ll"~d of relief .1rocery .,orderft. In responae lo a telearfam rtom :e: 0. llrtutiht, executive director or the civil work! admirllstratlon In Ohio, Mr. orate e11ttmattd the~ are Come and Have A Good Time! dits ELECTRIC Th'eab'e ~ " ... oats ~y'j Ud 811-illl'day ':]l;IE MAYOR OF ,. 'l ' HELL" dAiheJ, Mlli!lre EviUIS, for ' l. n_ To Dal!l Thanksgiving. f ooMJNo:·!J4:tii:Zt ian.;~~~ EITHER before or after lookin1 over this .,.eat collection of Suits and Overcoats you can set your mind on the type you prefer as to weave, model, color pattern and adjust that ence to any one in this ranre. bllri warwtek. Short 11 Tr.rpll, . CrMplnr Terro..._, Heard ~ ' · - --..::..--.-....:· .·.· . · . ·..:..--:..· .- Th~nksgiving . ·Specials! From Now Until Wedneoday Ni1ht on Fresh Home-Killed : Meats SPECIAL-"'•• -• ,.. .....,,. ..., wm ,ctn , •• Each Suit or Oni'Coat compre· hensi"ly cqvers the fuhion de· mands• of the oe~~SDn. ' FELT HATS a &leltet. rood for free chuace on Turkey to be riven S.tllnlay all'bt. a~ 8:30 P.M. " .. ' BOILING BEEF, 3 IIIL ...... ........ . 25c . 25c SAUSAGE, t .... · .... · · · · · · · · Hambur1, 1 ,... ..... · ....... . 25c PORK CHOPS, ,,. · .. ...... .. ·· 18c PORK ~OAST, _.....,,•. ·· · 15c 12'fac SHOULDER ROASTS, "' · · · DRESSED TURKEY ror T••-•IDr· ••· u:..... You Ord11r Earlr) DRESSED CHICKENS, 1• · ...... · ...... Home-Made Baloana, Puddin1, Head Cheese, Blood Puddlq, Smoked Saul!aJe, The Bat Yet I MEIER MEAT MARKET L:rnn St ' "WE D£LmlB" Phone 142-L . . . . .. .. Flnt ID Pomeroy. ... .. rt uur EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFF1CE Phone 2()2-R FULL u n·a SMITH UHCK RY P~liCY QUIHU IGN~REO Newa n'l ·Grieves NEWS SERVICE. By CDrrler 15 OeDta- ·B:t' Mall t4..00 lD The '1'r1bUDe Attempt Made To Revive Question Dilannament W i t h France Seekin• German Contact WEATHER-Light rain and wanner tonight. Sun· day rain and colder. Probably changing to snow in north portion. Turmoil Renewed 1 In C o a I Fields Pennaylvani~ Scene of Mine I I Outbreaka; Home• are Damaaed Slaying Witness OR. WlNE C~NrE~SmN N iTRUL S~N SAY Earle President Refuses Comment On AI'• Open Split Aa... ila Potil. lnveotigatin1 Methods - ADMINISTRATION "PACK OF LIES" lj He Declares, Told Shield Him From •• Danger ... � 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 24, 1933 bearhs clark cochran engel gardner hague hudson kirkpatrick schumacher wynekoop