https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2e4b2d6056d71055acd9bcfb72995c96.pdf b0b259cb3aaea33dc10732d1926a3097 PDF Text Text .. .. ' ·l " . )1 ;I , . ,. ,.. . 'IJUlll Tr O<HO ITAtf ltUSEVIt • ' 'tC. " I C·lf ! T I NO ISfH 0 C ~ l-.UD 'JS Probable Life Of Mae West CominJCIMiddleport Team 1Meigs County .if. Troo~ Crime Is Chetked In All Her Glory I Is Southeastern I Society Claims · By Arrests Here To Local Theatre ! Ohio Champions : Big Enrollment ; - VoutllO Reprimanded lkfone Bei,.. Tuned Over to Their Parenta With all thl'! uadltlonal fireworks l.oiJan [nda tn Second Place c1 the old Wild We11t "hOWII, Mae Pomeroy Fn1iahea \'l eBt screl'ndown '.s current liens&• Th' d 11ou will com~ here to the Electric Theatre, SunrJny nnd Monday, I ·tn •r IP ' , I FULL ••••• DINK IN OHAUL IN UAN MADE BY H. LC. l~ST YEAR I I I rvery "Ohi"O "'talers" Meet For Ohio State ay I l BJ Carrier 16 cent.a- ·BJ Mail tc.OO MANY LIVES· LOST· IN OHIO A CCI DEN ....... ...... Nation's .D Tul-1 'Ice. NT ERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. If It."l Nnra lt'a In 'l11e Tribune I 'f'• cloudy !<might and Tull8-day followed by l'ght rain along the lake. Coldedn northwest patt TuesdaY, 1 Wbatwu termed b)' M:etp coun~ JJer new p1cture Im No Angel I I.'s all LH'r now , the heclJl 1 IN COLUMBUS ty authorJtles aa a racketeerina: Mae .:srt ll cnself a dlffieult t.lllk. l southeutern Ohio tootba.ll St':J.· • __ cureer of two Ka8oo City youths ~tt->rlnl!' ilt'r tlr>~ l picture "She sou that ~nd~d not i~ol aU liJUl ()ftieen for Comin• y eat I wu. checked in 1ls infancy h&re Done Him Wrong' wlllch Jlfted progur.sucaUons, wltll a dark horlioJ , Friday With \he arrest and deten- tot"r to 111e to~ of the ctnemntlr lad- 1 j~.:mplng Into the champlon~hin Eleetec! at Reeent 1 tlon In the Meigs county Jail of the du 11Ud made he1 1t wurW 1uol hut 1and two othe1 teEtm!l that had b ~en Seuic. , youthful pair ~ ne hBt> succet de tJ' ~am:edfd unty a small chan~ llr ' 1 Actir-&: on a report ot J C McKay • ProHJ t\l ry !!hi.udpoiJ' t--l>t.oJy lwdlng m~:~.r lhl" ton lu 1eoond an•l -Lliddh!port auklmoblle sale~m~tn, <- tar p l:lrf 4, 11 mnct ~nF: s wlseera.ckiS , thlld plaCE~ The President or the Mels.s Mlddlepolt after LJ 1r,, yea 1 ~ I County Society, W R Scott, 2288 1 P..arry Capehs.rt, 16, and Luther prududlou value- J m No Ana:el Hillr~s. 17, were arreated by Deputy excrl.J Ml~~ west 5 prevlow picture 1took tmc..h~r &utheastc-rn Ohl"l North High Street, and hi& cabinet I .Bberll! 0 , L Tracy Priday and held It 1~:~ a modern yarn, 11 ktllfully j lcague champicn~hlp by Ylrtue of II met recer.tly 3t the home ol Mr I htre tor lnturogatlon and an tn- <'"ncoted by Mls.'l Wt!!!t he11ielf pre ~ u 1 - 11 "VIctory over Pomero)l nnd Mrs 'romP LewL'I, 144 W Ath \e&tfa:atlon &eiJUng het In a picturesque char- 1 'Ihank!lii"VIng day with the rec!JI"d' Ave , where a pr<.«ram or lnter~tThe two youths were relelll!ed. to aett>tlzatloJ• of a rowdy, w!Becracil:-1 cr five victorle.!l and 00 defPat&. mg a.cbvttleN werf' outlined far •elatlves tollowlng an lnvest\IJatlon wg ca• n!Yfl.l dancer and singer She 1 After the ~econ-;t leaiJue tilt, the I m;xt year ThOHe present were · Mr and According to the report of county becmnefl a lion tamer ha.fl nerve !Jacket!; commiUJd!'d no JltUe at.authorities, the pair went to the unough to put her helKI llr the lions tenUon rrom the otht>r team!! umll Mr11 8 D Webb, Mr and Mrs I'Utomoblle ulesman leaving the 11 t;uth iind becomes a ~eroJ!atlon In virtually tlYery leas uP. opponf'nl 01 ~arl Spence. Mr and Mrs. Chu. 1 lmpri!I!Sion thali the)' were tn. the 11 big Nuw York circus There s11e the Ja.ci':et.s betan polnUng to tl1"lr r W Bush, Mr and Mrs Leo Phtlllpe, I ma.rke~ ror an automobile. After" a cnptlvales !IOCicty mi!Honalrea. aft'roy ..rtth tJw- river city lads ~ l Mr and Mn R L Powell, J4r aNI !-hort Interview Wltll tn.e aate~~man, Miss we~t contributes an acting: 1 Since winmnp; ~he ehampionshlp Mra Hurl~ Ma-rtin, Mr and Mra the boy~:~ were Mld to ha.ve demand· performance that e~~:pla.lns why l in 1930 t.he Jacke~Lfi had been we&k- M E Mocr, Mr and Mrs L E ed a rqsd demon.stn.Uon In a car, Purl:! ha:~ acclaimed her £111 a suc- ~ tm~d somewha~ ' until just, be!~"" Baunden, Mr and Mrll Walter ta&t appeared to be sUitable lor ceSIIor uf Llllhm Russell, Reje.ne and th; 1933 E!!usou began lltUe chancl! lt>y Jllr and Mrs Tom P Lewis, Mrs their purpose and then betan relat- Berbflrdt She s lngK five scorch" ' 1 t Emma Reeve.~ Mr11 JuUa Hysell, W' fi>e whtl tale~ or how they had dlt- sa1rgs dtml:e<~ a glorlfiM 11hlmmy for . 11 more , t.han me: ~~:m ~!:;' R Scott J cited a larger ear recently, tald of m,1mbm known as "the mldwo.y", ~~ "' 1dktdth~~ ~e~~l::atter•~lo~a/1; Otncer.s for 1934 Pres, W R 1llold"UJl t.acUca aud Intended plans wellrs t111'hl5 enter~ a cage with • P l h d t u til the) Etcott, Vice Pres Leo PhlltipB, Sec 'jl 1.o blo1''• .Lhe vfllase of Middle· uwage !tom; and wu;ecrack~ was ~1 ven t em a~ ~ n Mrs Pearl Spence, TreM R L port, a.ccor(lb1g to omcen Her SIIPIJOrtlnl( CII.Bt 1.11 a splendid pQBSI e league c amp on 1Powell Logan was ~cond In the lea.gllt The Meiss County Society Ia now When questioned by tht! &,lJto Of)e headed by cary orant a.s her •AA,Iesman It was related by Deputy · tail oark and hardsome" sweet- finish with " victories, 1 dJ!'eulj._..ne ol the largest II'\ the Clty or I !;ltacy one ot the pnlr &~Sid he was l•e1ut, Kenl Taylor, Edward Arnold, and 1 tie !lU1fertng their o~ly a.e- Columbus having over 800 mern~ I •lrpm California. Gregory RHtotf, Ral Harolde, Dora· teat at lhe hand.o; of the Middle t.ers J 1h1Ntlng that the two might be ~l':y Pt!\.('IIIOn Oertrude Michael. POrl team 12 to B1 Los~n~!" -----·----,VI•nted by pollee authorltJes elst!-1 Ruo;seU Hop~on and William B rd a mcm~ success u se • MeKay "!J>Orlod them to the Davld"'n ' '' " """ pmmlnent rol- •plte the!' one '""'" •loas ••• :'l rtl and ~Y. were &\-rrested lm- I e8 took the toll or other 5t!Ong teanw Ann~l dlately In the leaguP as th ~ sl.'aron ad· :A short tnve.SJIS:atlon revea-led I HRAlN TRUSTS \ rmet'd Thetr ftrsl leogue con tl'l'l; Ptat the palt were . from M¥On w s Olbborw II II VI:' tl-.em a. win over Pomeray (til'• f~ly and relaJ.Ives, were ootjfled at l-iPUJin' nr,ov ~f brali• trusts, frotn then on th ~Y Wt're kno\m af. .._ Sheriff A 0 Tracy eeverely DoctQrR one· a rangt>roUfl outfit , Pomeroy with 11 rrouP :lit sophL· lnterestinl' Ses•io:n it Held 1 J;ima.nded the boys a.nd Caution. Dlnl{nosln' rs 0 ;Jtum~ t· Ulem to a.ban.1on any ldeu tbey Dnpm hn"'!l beKUII ' rnol'f's and juniors au thell tenm at Martin Hotel; Offib ~ entertained reaardins 11. crlln- Feelln' pul~1:1 dally and lasing the raat, dt~.:e ptlve bac 1 ~ .Wil career and then allowed them Loukln' at thp tongue field of the previous y ~ar, waa c:era Elected ld" r~:turn to their re11pect1We home:-; Stethoscopln' hr.art beat~ 1overlooked until they 111hoak off 1 the lethBl'fY alter ~at,; n'lt dEfeat Testlp ' every lt·ng The unuual 'Ohio State Day ' ftom Lngan and came throul!l'l meeting wat~ held by graduates, exJIERE FOft FU;NERAJ. PBtlent gi!Uin better \' lth Hying oolorA liad they won •I udents, ~tuder>t.s ancl thel~ wives All these docton say , th n Tha.nksgivmg day tllt trc" and husbands at tfl:~ 'M'u•±il Hatel :t)'J?.eN! here from out-of-lo\fn t <l Middleport, lhe Panther~ them· Friday evening · l!~~"nd the funeral of the lat· -'ohn BIRmed If we can seE'! It And our fuan ollay r:lves ..yould have been crowned A luncheon W&l! served at 6 3U ln ~ef~r or Mulberry avel.lUe whlcli c!Hlmt:ldruf df Lhe lnegue but all h the hotel dining room after which held Saturday mornlnK at the uncle snm's a lllck man Don't you hea1 him grunn1 wa:; lh .y wet~ given tblrd plfl,CI' 1hc party repaired to the pa.rl!lrs of Pivotal Stocke Quiet While He:l.rt church were Mr National gastrlt!~ alwad of othtlr t.eamK that 'Wet I thr hotel to hold ttwlr ar>.rma.l ~lecCommoditie• Decid.t.lts A J Schaefer and two Reachln Lo th•• 'Done. thoubhL ut nr21t to haYt'! the beet tlon or oftlcer.!i an~ dlaCI.IJIII (lthel en, Mr and Mrs. Cl.auae edly Lower chancl!/1 Pomero)l wnn 4 le~~ue t.usiness affairs i' ( ~ er of Youna11town, Mt . aml games and io~t twu The meeting was called ta order f JOIIeph Schaefer and lwu Bu:ath a-comli.,' shortP.rBY LEBLIE OOUW Oallipolls. champions last y~n-, l)y George w Kre1tler. president of chUdren, and Mrs Ellmbeth oos OUt In little pants ; 11' JN'S Financial Writer ralica t.o get 11t.arted and befo the Meigs County Auocla.tlon. Mr. meyer or Cincinnati, Mrs Ann,\ "t'ndertakers u-rlnnln Dec 2-IN8-Tht' the sef\.8011 n~>d advanced much M W Essex principal or MiddleMiller and two chUdren M•~ Lookin on askance, listless affair ccnceded the weakest aggr.: · rort High Bchool wa& elected prm .. were P'r1;1.nil: Schaefer and d~urhtc J Jo' verybody anxlou11 Kation In the conference The Gal~ (lf nt lor the eomlng year Other MUdrec!, Mr and Mrs Rlr.ho.I u Prayln' fol hls breath. tlpoJis eleven ..end"d the llet\80•1 ut'flcer& elected were Manr.lng D 1ft, and Jamea Teroule of Co- But the blasted brain tn1sts with no league victorllm and ~ de· Wt:bster, vice president, Maloolm lumbus, oeorac Koehler or MlDoin him to death Hartley, gfcretary andi ,;;~:~·:~~I feats antilb\U'a and Mtu France .s But he !.11 escapln' Ja.ckson, the m"vlost and sup- n.eunnu: cer,a were ~ Bchnap!) of HarnUton. poaedly the ~:~trongest tNm lfl tile ltreltler, p sJdent; Dr. <HOIJth' so at leaMI league accordln& ta pre-!:leason ham vlce~prei!ldent These new-fangled brain trustJI, dope, fell by the wayside and 1!\lC· Schaefer, secretary ,;~:i~~j;~ tU,III7 FOR MEIGS (;01JNTY l'Itkin' U S ~east, ___ 1·rrv Jt dally Unclf! ceeded In annexlns only 1 lea.J'UC I Plana were formulated 1 Yenst o common scmm. win bero['(! the season eloaed !P,Qd H gular meetlr.rs will be that from Wellston In the nnal lr;g the year, the time to···.:c•.c;:_ Tbe EUa~ Relief Commill!ion uu- Jtmk your pill~ fll"\d powders proVed tile dlsbunoment" to wer · Save the trnsi.B expem;e aar(le, fiB J.o 7. The Ja.ck110nlt~a lOBt with the vaca.ttonAl perlodl'! ~,ntpll tnmll!es ror lA<! ~ mter, 1t 1 2 1 a.mcs nnd tied :a. giving , thebl & in order that wtB· 'kpt~1 tot.allns '2,ol6,8BU, o{ Olve ue men or viKiun pf'rcenta~~:e' of .lllf.l , till tll'l!f amount, tlBB.AU._ wUi come Feet upon the ground New B~ton, another formid~!t! ~m, local public fti~ :·-.nct::- ttl" f1sng your ptapas:andisl.tl ..:;-:. ~-dOli - champiOMhiP c'Obto:: ndt£malnder from t})e relief commits· Hea.da 11-potntln down er dl,d no better ~h.ll.n the Jack11o~ athletic !fcm'.\' ;': ;.., , , t• L"trialatlol"' never • tc~'m; wining 1 ~;arne, · ~Ina: J f.:otball ~Wiict;: ){f!~ • l e r cornmiBI!If\IJ Oood old time~; rrturn .. and deadlocking 2 1 ·-- -~ the !Jrilntl to l)lfl, various counties in- HP.IIwards Rend your dOctori~ • 1 Wellston, defeb.tlug " QalllPfllill, ciuOO Mellf9 ooumv •14.187 Scorch 'em till they burn l'il.rned the right Lo stay tron1 thf' ll 1 'tli~r position although they had StliJCtit\ed ~;;tar ~aWts-. ~ - - 'l.. 1,1 but 1 victorJ, 3 losses and 1 t~ l~loa.tlrt' in ~e •lr . .._ Ath(lns mil')1~ h11.ve been a chamthrlr la;f and tanclt>! pionship eotl~nder but were 'With· .CD.l)'t. ge~ anywhel'tl. Iout suftl.celnt leasue games to vie Ltt '!lm da t}\elr KUir\' , _ , let honors and ended tbe s.eason -Welll ~tay on th.e ea.tth, 1 , l with 2 vlctol'IJ!S, 3 tie~~ and no tief41lklu Mo1 h~l' Natur., .f.. reats NellonvUle 108t :1 lame• li.M Jl'?t all tlmt shl' is "JC;th won none. The Aa.ndlnl' at. the ~pletJ.ou Dlt.!S .F'ROJ\1 FALl. 01 the " lenglle lt&ihfldule, 1.11 e.$ DRyton 0 Dec 2- TNS-.J.Mrfl 'follows ' WQn IOit tied ber 1;~~: PD.ul ck · ~ of F'~ 1ndale , T•illl' ' .Jied !,err klday f1 om ii. Mtd!licport ~ 0 0 1000 neck. ~utre • r.d In ,!l r11.11 Log!\n 4 I I 800 'JIRbt of £lairs-.tt 1 t\13 hom· PonJP.roy E'l20667 ?i."<C ..C mothor-ln-law <Mt8:1 Tlll1<' Jackson 1 ::12 333 Pa•Ut<k , whl:re ~ohe haci been VIRit- New B011ton L2233S 131250 Wel\,lltop 0 c: t) , 000 O~ lltpollfl , • 1 WEA THER-P a r t I y I r.unct OlliDI • EDITORIAL OmCE Phone 286-L . BUSINESS omCE Phone 002-R More Than 800 Membe-n ! Uated in 01-a'aniz..tion "1 · I lfl Missing Oweo Two Thirdo Of Ori~l Amount lnclud· in1 lntereot BULKLH ~PP~SES SUE U LWUOR IN .. GLASS" Lns Five, Four In One Family, Are Killed When Car Craoheo Buckeye Senator Sayo l Practice Will Lead To Return I - EMBANKMENT U. S. PROTECTED . ' dl8per!Y! the t'rowd befo~ the reseue attempt, AUT~ ~CCIO[NTS LEAD BIG UST U UNTIMH vUAT~s OF SALOON Two Die In Columbus Ao Law Enforcement Cam• paign Io On The soldier11 were 11ent to Prmctos~ ""nne ftom llalt,n'oJ ~ hi rnu•H.I ll)> nme men sus pected of havm~t parhc•paled in .tpe lynchma: of a ncg1o there on October lRth. J.'our mer> were arrested an\::1 taken to Salisbuiy where the rescue attempt was marlt. Profit Making Muot Be Kept Out Of Buaine.. - I prohibition In an address b"IforeSentheBlllkley City Club. also predicted I I poun"' Bette who Is 5 feet 3'.i ches In height more never than - I Did You Ever Stop to Thin~,. • ... ! .. • ~ $'"'-" • )- By Edooa R. Waite, Shawn..,, Oklahoma Show-Down Near For Huey Long Citzena "Literally" I tisen haye in their buoineoo. Buoineoo concern• who are proud of what they have to oell ohould advertioe and tell othen. The public appreciateo the service of advertioin1. Buoineoo coneerna IU"e known by the cuotomero they have. ~tisfl~,cuo_to'l"1" r-~ P,~~f~·· ' The popularity and increaoin1 saleo of oucceuful buoineoo concemo are due to the fact that they have alwayo baCked up their ado with quality and oervice. OUTSELLS ALL OTHERS See 1M New 1994 Modelo at sn.10eo1600 IAIY HilMI •• H. M. CROSS Mllllklal IML, Wall Paper, PalnY, M!a•- OIIJo. etc. the order to leave within fifteen days. llndiana~Buckeye Officials At Odds Former Allepdly Refute to Tum Over Convict Ae· eueed of Murder Tropical Calm Prevents f,.. .. moua Ainmm Fram Lea-w-iD• Afriea Moot people bu)l on the faith in the aclvertioementa or on the reputation of the concern advertioi111. ' Dealen who carry welladvertioed linea are fayored by the patrona,. of thooe who want the beoL Their incnuin1 oaleo prove that they wiD meet the moot exactin1 requirementa. PEOPLE ALWAYS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO BUY ONLY~WILL-ADVERTISED LINES, BECAUSE THEY ARE OF KNOWN VALUE. IJma 0, Dec f - INS-Puzzled ~t the o.ctlon of IndlanJt. ofllclala In deoldlni to hold Harry Oopel&nd, r.otorlous conVIct a:unnum, at the Mlchlga.n City prtson as a parole violator, E "M. Botkin, Allen county T•tG!II:'CUtor, declared today that he h1tends to investlgaW the possi.bJUty of saLnlra ewtoc!y of the prt .. ~ner tor trial In connection with the murder or Sherif! Jese L Satter bere last October 12 Bo~kln said he has an11.nged f.or a conference thts week With In,. Columbus, died d1ana authorities concernma the ..-C!'i<!ei~t..-1 gun wound.. litatua ot Copeland, who ha.s been Mitchell 30, was shot to a.llegedi.Y ldt!ntltled a~ one or the lOmUnued on Pue BIX> death at Olnclnnatl by a man who gui\Ol.en who tnvtuled the Allen walked Into a ba.rber shop and county jail and shot &rut lr.llled opened fire on it.& occupants while ~herlft' Barber while obtalnlnr the GOLD PRICE UNCHANGED a man who gave hls name as Pete '":~"~ of John Dllllncer. bank Wallhlngton. Dec t--INa-The I.'"'"'"' su.!lpect. government price fm gold umaln(0or.tmuet1 on Pap Bll:) am at a loss to undentand why ed unchanged today o.t 13t.Ol ~r the Illdlana authorltlea have de.. buncf! clded to bold Copeland at JllehJpn The price has been advanced only City whUe he racea a paes:lble oon- 25 cents per ounce once durlniJ lhe ~!etlan on a. murder cha.rre here,... paflt week Botkin said. I The Indiana a.uthoritlet~ annOUJ"J<o u.\N78 sK£LftoN FOUND tf!ld Saturday that they would hold East Llverpool 0. Dec 4--INBEducators Believed Copeland at Mlchtl(an City "ln- Oonvlnced that the qed man waa murdered, pollee of two states to· ed Durin• Duck l;lunt ~eftnltely.. as a parole vtol&tor. da:v JJU&hed an lnnstlpt1on Into 376& IN PRISON the deatb of Edwtn Fox. 90 whose on Lake Michi.,aft Washington, Dec. 4-INS-There skeleton was round In an Isolated Benton Harbor, Mch , Dec 4- are 3,764 persona servinr eenten088 section ot Hancock county, W Va.. INB-Hope tor the lives ot two bru- lr federal pr1sons for vlolatlnl the yesterday more thah 10 months af· thera mlssins on Lake Mi~htgan prohlbltlon ~w which beeomes votd tel' be had dl8appeared The total Iclent111ca.t10n ot the body ws 'IInce ao.turday wa.s virtually aban- tl>rtlorrow afternoon numbtt of federal prlaonera Ia made thru IICI'IlP8 of clothlna" foi.Uld doned today when theJr ..-reeked at the death AOene. canoe was found on the beBch near l3.88S Brlttgea.n, south of here. o,,•m··l ,Good advertioinr helpo aalea; It reflech the pride the adver- Ma&11111e &:SO P. M. WB.hlngton, Dec ocean to oc~n and -and In 24 lntenne<"! ~;pots"-a mounting let:allzed liquor today WI\& ..-B.Bh national prohibition llvlon after It years of wrorcement. Nineteen of the 24 maticali.Y "go wet" 1 1 Guardsmen Seek Missing Brothers The cooperation of advertiolne io needed in buildinr better buaineu. CIJdt'• Momeal I lOU pound11 ' t 0 ... 17, and Jeanette killed and th~ when a highto have been truck. colla.paed unot their automObile a A'mall creek ia Heart Victim I THE~TRE . Le..... Head ~f International Harvwter J l LIBERTY By Preoident; Bolll"d Hard At On "Big lr. ~ ha~ I 04NDHI DISCJPLE M18BINO BombaJ", Dee h1N8-NU& Cram Cook, former IoWa IJlrl who waa lrml " cn,clple of Mahatma Oandhl dlal;ppeul!c\ ap.ln klday ' tor ~ secarut t.lme•ln a IIKOlt.b.. She 184 her suite at Qe N-.: J>elhi Hotel wlthotj.t notlele' .an.!r p1alil.lQ.J' Ula~ ~ c~ for t40J· iOill; ~ ;t!-ti llf, ~weley and i: valua6Wa' lovfte itO\.en. PoUce kun<:bed an _ Immediate 11on. __ _ _lhveltila_ SCIENTISTS WILL ' EXAMINE VOLCANO MEET IN CINCINNATI TO PLAY IN "BRIDGE" TOURNEY Ctnclnnatl, 0 , Dec 4-INS--The boot and Work. sent won!. that he cards were ahutned here toda:v for 1s lU CUlbertann's proposal that a the opening of the National Cham· •00,;;;0: I !)1onsh1ps of the AmericBtl Brldp "wldow," such WJ Is used In the Kame ot five-hundred, be lntro., Leawue AttractlnK expertB with and with- duced Into contract brl<lre. was recelved wiUt rallied eyebrows and .. 'iO.t>;t out reput,attons, the tournament dlsdtln amonc the experts already ~ted to draw at least 1100 par· t.letpants. Amona the ro)'alty or a.a.emble<l here. Sims characterized the propoa.l the brtdp world who have arrived to tate part was P . Hal Slm&. as "m08t ah!mrd," and Sir Derrick Othefll who were expected to at- branded It 11.11 "fooltm," while W E ~ were O:Rwald Jacoby, M. T . McKenney, eeeretary of the leq:ue Gottlieb, Oommandtr Winfield Llc· and a former nar.lonal ehamplon, rett, W. Von ·Zedwit£ El.lld Blr Der~ BMert.ed that Ute bltroduct.lon o1 rick J. Wemher, president or the t.be ''wtdow" woold brln&- "an element of luek" Into Ute came which Amertcan bridle teague Ely Oulbertlon, who hns propoa- would d.I11Jiue UIU Tbe toumament.. whlah It'ed that a .. widow'' be intro<lucec:l. into the ,Play o1 contraot brfdiJe, and under wa.y today, wm continue ¥ltcn Wort:, noted brldp authar. thru. BatW'day dul'inJ whkh time h&ve Rnt Word that they .,m not live naUonal cham~pa, tour be able to at.t«111d. Oulbertlon In eont.raet ln'ldp, W1U be ~ advtaed that he tiS busy wrtUna & pantU ctota B hrd hnt1 mrw mtww I De Valera Blamed For Irish Revolt llnaland Notifie1 Pre1ider.t Independence Move ia Hia Responsibility London, Dec 6--INB-The British rovemment today decided to place the respooslbll1ty tor lrl"'' aeces81on from th/1' commonwealth squarely on the 8houlders of President Eamonn De Valera At a full cabinet Bl!&llon. a note wa& drafted for diap11tch kl the Irish P'ree State president. retterat1n11 that the chcdce or an Ireland within or wUhout t.IH! comm'lD· wealth Is entirely hla Tbe note contained a pointed reminder. however, thAt seceaeton will automatically exclude tbe Pree State from the advantages or commonwealth membertiUP Tbe rovernment also dedded, It WIUI learned, to d:~"art a special statute enabling lrll!lhmen llvins 1n the Unlt.ed Kinldom or employed In )JOYet'Mlent 9eniCfl or the Army and Navy to remain within the emplre aa Individuals by swear1nJ alJewta.nee J. B. 'lbomae, Domlnlona 8ecre· tarJ Will ap1n mai:e the Brltiafl pernment'1 aUitudt OOfttd De Vakft 'cleV lh thf Roue or Com· mons tomdtroW. 1, • • JIO LEGAlllEO HAOY fOR Hollywood, iJee t-INSBrothers mot1o11 picture studio today applied tG IJoycLs of Londun for \ fiHI.OOO pollcl prol.ecting the studio against the J)Q'ISiblllty that Bette Davis, youthful film star, wiU cet fat Betl•· now weighs tOll pounds U Issued 9..'l reques4!d !.he policy would the "nice pay Warl\f'r& round figure" or $60,000 U and when the actres• «aches the 120-pound m.1rit IJoyds would be permitted to put Bette on a diet the minute she r~acher. l~a I I On Charpa of SpJW.di,.. Communietic Pl-opaaan.. da J 54 in all, Aneated • Up in Martin J. lmml1, former Arma to Prevent Woman'a lco 1mplte:<c .~abolls.hment of thespeakutilitie~ m!lgnate of Chi~ ~~~C: E'lectic.n Tue.d.ay a system of state moul·o••""• and a borther of wlll allow dlstrlbutton a. chain of 11tate Bat.on Rous!!:, La. Dec 4- tNB-- Samuel Insull, who was orllqum by the bottle show-down on Huey P Lonu was d f rom Can- time. today on the eve of a dered extrKdite BOld special oon&reB~~Ional ada to Chicago, Saturday. ~-:ay ,... ::~ _or in the 81xth dlatrlct where It IR expected the bill UteraUy are In arms t.o the eleetlon will be appeale,d ' I Nine Physicians Held In Warsal\' '. I Ordered Extradited ' M~UNTING wam1r weighed Cleveland, Dee 4- INB- Wamlnlt that the .sale ot liquor by the glass will lead to the 89loon and ii poll· ileal 8ystem eontronoo bv liquor 111terestB waa sounded toelay ln a spe~oh by U. S BeJlator RobPrt J Bulkle:v on the eve of the re!)l!al of Market Is Listless Affair I I STAR INSURED AGAINST FAT A.OED EMBALMER DIES oaULpolls, o, D!c 4-IN&-F'Im· era! liLIT&ngementa were beins: made here tod8.J' for Oeora:e J Wether· holt, 81, the oldest tmdertaker In oawa ooun\y. who died suddeoJy YtflterdaY or a heart aibnetJ.L TROUBLE BREWS IN CHINESE PROVINCE London, Dec. +-IN8-Fore~ C'onauls at all ports ol Puklen pro· vinOe, in China. lnelw:Ung the li.ra:e dty of Poocbow, today were adVlaed by the Nanll:lr>B a:ovemment tc; evacuate their naUOnal8 be>!ftta of a bloekade . to be enforced lllinat the Puklen rebels, acoord· tna W an exc:han&e telegr&ph dls· pateh hom Honk Kc:ng. Bhanrhal, Dec. f-INS-Several clUu In ~n provlnCI!!I were rePQried bombed by na.tlonallst rovemment atrplanee More than m. soore Of pel'llll'll the proelunation of' Narikiftl, were killed. �. ' ' . ..... :. ~ · ·: ~ ·~· • ' -- ... .,);" ' ' ' ' ' ·• • j, ' : -' t. ·-:o-· ...~. r ""'' !""" 11"'- u.. ~ ., ...,... a. 1m. p.loll'l'-4 """' ""' ...., ....., .... '-l!eooao! 111!"1, l"ff'qcauaa . . oil-,... lit ~'""'!II _ I!IOOid ID - ' \ ' i. ·' .. 'f -~R•~ TO· ~- 0. •.,. ~'"""'"' ~,...- "''"'"' lt!r .&bclr ,nomr ollboolb 110t ~ 10 ..,.104- ~"" 1l'lm. ~ -lleollllld ~ -~· .. ,.... Wtll'1oe .,.--. ,. • • "' ""''"~ ~ .... fl'<.-.. ll!jlt lll!l ~-1· ............. ~"· ., .... weu ............... ,... t .n=.,~~.; .,... ,.......... 1-! O.IIDDt.b i •••••ot•••••···" _.., -~ . ......... . •.•. l:liDt yei.r . .. ••. . •. •••.•. •••• I!Jontbi ..... ' ••... ' .. •. • :z.oo VIRGINIA ' 11 I • ":_J ' i~r ....-.,u · · ~· GREGG NEWS· ."' Ptlr - - - 0111 ...!' - ,.' l y ··· .~!!..~,~L~.L,-I~~\~1. .. '· IN NEW l~C Phone &U·L $bar"ey • Kreager ' J11;,. Fi-uoeo Ki;eaaer Weel at Home, F,ther P11t'- . forau Cererilqny'' ' . ' ' 'ln a double ring ceientoflY Sat~ 9:30 MiS~ Pran- urdaY anernoon e,e Kreaser, .daushter of Rev . and . ,., . . '' . ..... Jfl..ra. P. C. Kreq:ei' becarii:e ' the bitde of ¥r: C. J. Sharkey. The brk:le's father performed the cere- m;:l'J . ~tne Jay-.Coultjtll Van Allen and Mt . only a~t.end- ~.ere -~ '• ' C IRI! CLAYTON SOCIAL REW~!~ ~ -~ ' ', NOT HER ilt!nll. ·tbat ~eans little to the averare >~er­ ican is tlie Socinl Reg'fster Ji, whirl~ '- l~a<\1~1[ 1:'1Jlluj>hlooM' of the nation are suppooed to. · 'he/· listed. ~ WIIi!.l m:1IH•s it so valu!!le,,f however, is the f~,!!t ,~h~J one's characteristics mo an,'1ltil~ or notMnw whl!if it ·c~mes "*makiHt::" t he l'tlgister. Money, the vreat merlium of excharure, ' eems to be the leading element in gettlnr one Into the register us can be attested by at least two e~ampleo, A few years ag<~ when the prl•e Hrhtlng ex .. ajlor, Gene Tunney married the wealthy Polly Lauder, the :followi ng issue o! the Rc1ister found Cfflno'• name !llt!ted with the "great:" This yeJ•r, however, the newneS& ha·villl,! worn out, Gene's name was omitted to m•ke room for a foreigner who liad nothing but a title and el.·t~~~: . average . -r Al'l~rj~AA .or,careB. ' ,.t ,.. , •J<qo,)Ys J '! .... •\r ,, ,~~~t ,IJII!Y• ,1, be genumf! :'-• · • . · , . ~ I '1!, ''>tlie '!t\ .. · alllmportant ' ''"' \ I ' • However fact is' that'\..this·.~"~·~~;~~;~ • ~ .. Prince Midiv.mi Ly name. married the promipent Hutton, hcireSB to all of the Woolworth millions and so A to One Word Led To Another By LIQUOR CONTROL JHE AVOWED dry• in the co untry nrc known to be "agni111:1t" any and all forms of liq\Wr control for the very good reuson that they upposc Hquo1· itaelf and there· fore could hardly be expectod to tolerate it in any form . For that re3so n a good doal of what they say is pa88ed over with little concern by virtually' all the citl••n• except those a. arid in thought as the leaders who are making th e tight to keep liquor out of the country as long as po•sihl e in spite of the recent geKture of the voting public. However, their stand on the control of liquor throurh stale or federal domination is w,ell taken. The states or the federal government have no businc"" mixing their hands into · the liquor buolneM. Certainly it is all rigllt an'd necessary that certain reotrictlve laws be placed on tho otatutes because there are people in all walks of life who , take advantaee of ,a ny and everything, if give~ tho chance. Bpt when it come• to the •tate takinl over. the control of the liquor bualness through a monopoilzed movement which would dole it out as a saloon keeper would, It ill time to call a halt. There has been eqoush experience in the p1111t dealing with liquor and other thinll" besides liquor which •hnuld prove to all that the less the politiciallll are mixed into anythinr the better it io for all concerned. Certainly there is far too much rraf~, rottennoss and a~eneral all 'round thievery in politics qow without arming politician• with a weapon ouch as the liquor indu•try can come If it is allowed to be controlled thtough politician•' will ' l· ' ' manipulations. The old time saloon on ev~ry ~orner with proper le11•1 restrictions rea1ly to be pre!erren to the handlinacf the llq9or busill•.. by the stfttti, &lid indeed wiil even coqnt~n'!nce the ~ep~oplnjr Q{ ol4 U!l)e dQil~ltjo~R mu<:h loBI! al!owiil!r ' tllpjil t~ ~· r•t'!!'ll•cl- 4 bettQt an!l eleanor "'"'"~ of l!~p<llll!ll' ~lte li'jq·pr Rpo~tioll ·must lte founq thap by a 1!\PJIOI!olf by ~~~ "~·~ ol!lei•I•- Is Artltu~ ua~a•" ~aer · T~~U ~ v.n.d .you (lBU up an tnmort.an.t item ciU'lUI your Ivory ex~ JlcdtUons abroad and concentrate on Uiem at home. Jt t.here are acres <:1 Cltamonds In ,YOlU' own backya.rd tht'l~ • must. · be 't oM ot domestic ivorY al;' dOJlU!!itlC executive canter· tnces. We cannot give you exac' G.eclmals a&l many ,:eia.t1ve1 foOl Jr.t88lr.c. . ' •~ we find a new name in the Social ReAtister. The wealthy people of this clal!l! •ecm to have a hard time in knowing what to do with thetr time and their money und the Social Register •ngle is probably •• im-. pootant to many of them us any Qthcr siDIIIe Item in ,their usele ttH lives. <;:onvicted Lawyer '11.· • The 4ile_pbart.'a appetite Ls simple nnd eallty appeased by aeVera.l tons of the l\Cijacent taud.&tape. Wilen anary he wDI pull up treeJI, But hill DlCJDOfY Ia ao manelous he uover pulta .up the same tree twice. r ·~~t .. i~~. " ,; .. ,..,,.,,., ".~ , t'r.l:!; ''"+ ~~ 11 ""' '! l\.'t .' ' ... With UHs finding oC the elephant pork one more last frol'ltlcr eva.;, poratcs fl'Om \he atlas. Now, all r o ~ !fi:l\nte hAl about vanished. \,Ve might u well hEmE in our imas:tua. 1-on and ooll It In a. neat heap on the shrine ot the 1nt;~uill!t1ve beezark . \\hO :waqt.s to kuow all about ever)' thing. , There Is nu ivory Oolco: .lJa m• rhe toa111.8 of Africa One man was t.here. And l118 word Ul as good :u; the man's who wasn't . .... ..I ~ " ~· ·· ... " ..". ........... .. ,..... ljpt to ar.:r Jn Ole proaillihl ll.et • .'-' . I I 1 ' • ~ I '• ' I unique devjce on your shop· Stop to adinlre its beau•y, it. Note ·t hat it is easily portlnte~rin!f .•. that it whisks almoJt 110 time. Until the ume the Intrepid Lon· oon explorer dblcovered the ck'phaf'ltlne mauooleum nobody kuew where the fadil'8' behemoth spent, ,, l I ~ ' . '- hill dJ.mlniahlna centenuials. lt was due D}dro to liiok of road ma.pe; ttum to respect for prtvacy. The mtm who could ftnd tt waa scheduled to arab J~,lortune "I nd IJ'\ Ivory. Yet wben the Briton fln&IIY reaohetl the epot where the elephant ftapt ht. can 1n & laGt ftue- I ' I''' i. •eU, there waa nary a tUik . And no tuskl .rhe•na no Ivory tro the s:eneral run of 1~etrlcl. All ' be -- dtaoov~ ' . ' ' •• or Leather I ' .. '. ... . ;.t.j con~lsted eo!lapaed bllmpephants. -.nd bprjee ai fllllt a.e a circus pooter. '• "" ----- ... '" JlJ! ,..,.... w~ ..._, 91llaliama ' . ' ' Tb.e ~o_c>D'!r&ti'fll of a4~14i.q io . .dt~A ~-~~ · "v-' ~ bu~ ' . m buildiDIJ batter ~' . \. ' ..,.. JRI~U,c: !I!Ppr.ti~,..:~HI'!r~ .."'~~~y,~~~. ' • ,. " ,; ' ~ And to. m~l!-~ pure that every-.. 1• thing that goes into' Che&terfi.eld '-< r;w is just right, expen chemiSIS test all materials that are ll8ed ' ( I ' ' ~ ., . .' WfiO $4IQ, ' ', I .. .1 '· ' ' ' '' h:ist~rfield .cigarettes are just ~ .· · . " as pure as the water you dnnk WHE~~ cjo · 1\ ' 'I · ·U ... ' • " '·· ·r . , ,, .' . '} ' ... I !'". ~I" ·;II !! i) ~ ' ,, ·!' •\ ,. I! -- -1 . • atn, Lrcam 11 Mftu T.-,..ccoCo. "• I ' " ' ; ' .' �. ' ' . ..... :. ~ · ·: ~ ·~· • ' -- ... .,);" ' ' ' ' ' ·• • j, ' : -' t. ·-:o-· ...~. r ""'' !""" 11"'- u.. ~ ., ...,... a. 1m. p.loll'l'-4 """' ""' ...., ....., .... '-l!eooao! 111!"1, l"ff'qcauaa . . oil-,... lit ~'""'!II _ I!IOOid ID - ' \ ' i. ·' .. 'f -~R•~ TO· ~- 0. •.,. ~'"""'"' ~,...- "''"'"' lt!r .&bclr ,nomr ollboolb 110t ~ 10 ..,.104- ~"" 1l'lm. ~ -lleollllld ~ -~· .. ,.... Wtll'1oe .,.--. ,. • • "' ""''"~ ~ .... fl'<.-.. ll!jlt lll!l ~-1· ............. ~"· ., .... weu ............... ,... t .n=.,~~.; .,... ,.......... 1-! O.IIDDt.b i •••••ot•••••···" _.., -~ . ......... . •.•. l:liDt yei.r . .. ••. . •. •••.•. •••• I!Jontbi ..... ' ••... ' .. •. • :z.oo VIRGINIA ' 11 I • ":_J ' i~r ....-.,u · · ~· GREGG NEWS· ."' Ptlr - - - 0111 ...!' - ,.' l y ··· .~!!..~,~L~.L,-I~~\~1. .. '· IN NEW l~C Phone &U·L $bar"ey • Kreager ' J11;,. Fi-uoeo Ki;eaaer Weel at Home, F,ther P11t'- . forau Cererilqny'' ' . ' ' 'ln a double ring ceientoflY Sat~ 9:30 MiS~ Pran- urdaY anernoon e,e Kreaser, .daushter of Rev . and . ,., . . '' . ..... Jfl..ra. P. C. Kreq:ei' becarii:e ' the bitde of ¥r: C. J. Sharkey. The brk:le's father performed the cere- m;:l'J . ~tne Jay-.Coultjtll Van Allen and Mt . only a~t.end- ~.ere -~ '• ' C IRI! CLAYTON SOCIAL REW~!~ ~ -~ ' ', NOT HER ilt!nll. ·tbat ~eans little to the averare >~er­ ican is tlie Socinl Reg'fster Ji, whirl~ '- l~a<\1~1[ 1:'1Jlluj>hlooM' of the nation are suppooed to. · 'he/· listed. ~ WIIi!.l m:1IH•s it so valu!!le,,f however, is the f~,!!t ,~h~J one's characteristics mo an,'1ltil~ or notMnw whl!if it ·c~mes "*makiHt::" t he l'tlgister. Money, the vreat merlium of excharure, ' eems to be the leading element in gettlnr one Into the register us can be attested by at least two e~ampleo, A few years ag<~ when the prl•e Hrhtlng ex .. ajlor, Gene Tunney married the wealthy Polly Lauder, the :followi ng issue o! the Rc1ister found Cfflno'• name !llt!ted with the "great:" This yeJ•r, however, the newneS& ha·villl,! worn out, Gene's name was omitted to m•ke room for a foreigner who liad nothing but a title and el.·t~~~: . average . -r Al'l~rj~AA .or,careB. ' ,.t ,.. , •J<qo,)Ys J '! .... •\r ,, ,~~~t ,IJII!Y• ,1, be genumf! :'-• · • . · , . ~ I '1!, ''>tlie '!t\ .. · alllmportant ' ''"' \ I ' • However fact is' that'\..this·.~"~·~~;~~;~ • ~ .. Prince Midiv.mi Ly name. married the promipent Hutton, hcireSB to all of the Woolworth millions and so A to One Word Led To Another By LIQUOR CONTROL JHE AVOWED dry• in the co untry nrc known to be "agni111:1t" any and all forms of liq\Wr control for the very good reuson that they upposc Hquo1· itaelf and there· fore could hardly be expectod to tolerate it in any form . For that re3so n a good doal of what they say is pa88ed over with little concern by virtually' all the citl••n• except those a. arid in thought as the leaders who are making th e tight to keep liquor out of the country as long as po•sihl e in spite of the recent geKture of the voting public. However, their stand on the control of liquor throurh stale or federal domination is w,ell taken. The states or the federal government have no businc"" mixing their hands into · the liquor buolneM. Certainly it is all rigllt an'd necessary that certain reotrictlve laws be placed on tho otatutes because there are people in all walks of life who , take advantaee of ,a ny and everything, if give~ tho chance. Bpt when it come• to the •tate takinl over. the control of the liquor bualness through a monopoilzed movement which would dole it out as a saloon keeper would, It ill time to call a halt. There has been eqoush experience in the p1111t dealing with liquor and other thinll" besides liquor which •hnuld prove to all that the less the politiciallll are mixed into anythinr the better it io for all concerned. Certainly there is far too much rraf~, rottennoss and a~eneral all 'round thievery in politics qow without arming politician• with a weapon ouch as the liquor indu•try can come If it is allowed to be controlled thtough politician•' will ' l· ' ' manipulations. The old time saloon on ev~ry ~orner with proper le11•1 restrictions rea1ly to be pre!erren to the handlinacf the llq9or busill•.. by the stfttti, &lid indeed wiil even coqnt~n'!nce the ~ep~oplnjr Q{ ol4 U!l)e dQil~ltjo~R mu<:h loBI! al!owiil!r ' tllpjil t~ ~· r•t'!!'ll•cl- 4 bettQt an!l eleanor "'"'"~ of l!~p<llll!ll' ~lte li'jq·pr Rpo~tioll ·must lte founq thap by a 1!\PJIOI!olf by ~~~ "~·~ ol!lei•I•- Is Artltu~ ua~a•" ~aer · T~~U ~ v.n.d .you (lBU up an tnmort.an.t item ciU'lUI your Ivory ex~ JlcdtUons abroad and concentrate on Uiem at home. Jt t.here are acres <:1 Cltamonds In ,YOlU' own backya.rd tht'l~ • must. · be 't oM ot domestic ivorY al;' dOJlU!!itlC executive canter· tnces. We cannot give you exac' G.eclmals a&l many ,:eia.t1ve1 foOl Jr.t88lr.c. . ' •~ we find a new name in the Social ReAtister. The wealthy people of this clal!l! •ecm to have a hard time in knowing what to do with thetr time and their money und the Social Register •ngle is probably •• im-. pootant to many of them us any Qthcr siDIIIe Item in ,their usele ttH lives. <;:onvicted Lawyer '11.· • The 4ile_pbart.'a appetite Ls simple nnd eallty appeased by aeVera.l tons of the l\Cijacent taud.&tape. Wilen anary he wDI pull up treeJI, But hill DlCJDOfY Ia ao manelous he uover pulta .up the same tree twice. r ·~~t .. i~~. " ,; .. ,..,,.,,., ".~ , t'r.l:!; ''"+ ~~ 11 ""' '! l\.'t .' ' ... With UHs finding oC the elephant pork one more last frol'ltlcr eva.;, poratcs fl'Om \he atlas. Now, all r o ~ !fi:l\nte hAl about vanished. \,Ve might u well hEmE in our imas:tua. 1-on and ooll It In a. neat heap on the shrine ot the 1nt;~uill!t1ve beezark . \\hO :waqt.s to kuow all about ever)' thing. , There Is nu ivory Oolco: .lJa m• rhe toa111.8 of Africa One man was t.here. And l118 word Ul as good :u; the man's who wasn't . .... ..I ~ " ~· ·· ... " ..". ........... .. ,..... ljpt to ar.:r Jn Ole proaillihl ll.et • .'-' . I I 1 ' • ~ I '• ' I unique devjce on your shop· Stop to adinlre its beau•y, it. Note ·t hat it is easily portlnte~rin!f .•. that it whisks almoJt 110 time. Until the ume the Intrepid Lon· oon explorer dblcovered the ck'phaf'ltlne mauooleum nobody kuew where the fadil'8' behemoth spent, ,, l I ~ ' . '- hill dJ.mlniahlna centenuials. lt was due D}dro to liiok of road ma.pe; ttum to respect for prtvacy. The mtm who could ftnd tt waa scheduled to arab J~,lortune "I nd IJ'\ Ivory. Yet wben the Briton fln&IIY reaohetl the epot where the elephant ftapt ht. can 1n & laGt ftue- I ' I''' i. •eU, there waa nary a tUik . And no tuskl .rhe•na no Ivory tro the s:eneral run of 1~etrlcl. All ' be -- dtaoov~ ' . ' ' •• or Leather I ' .. '. ... . ;.t.j con~lsted eo!lapaed bllmpephants. -.nd bprjee ai fllllt a.e a circus pooter. '• "" ----- ... '" JlJ! ,..,.... w~ ..._, 91llaliama ' . ' ' Tb.e ~o_c>D'!r&ti'fll of a4~14i.q io . .dt~A ~-~~ · "v-' ~ bu~ ' . m buildiDIJ batter ~' . \. ' ..,.. JRI~U,c: !I!Ppr.ti~,..:~HI'!r~ .."'~~~y,~~~. ' • ,. " ,; ' ~ And to. m~l!-~ pure that every-.. 1• thing that goes into' Che&terfi.eld '-< r;w is just right, expen chemiSIS test all materials that are ll8ed ' ( I ' ' ~ ., . .' WfiO $4IQ, ' ', I .. .1 '· ' ' ' '' h:ist~rfield .cigarettes are just ~ .· · . " as pure as the water you dnnk WHE~~ cjo · 1\ ' 'I · ·U ... ' • " '·· ·r . , ,, .' . '} ' ... I !'". ~I" ·;II !! i) ~ ' ,, ·!' •\ ,. I! -- -1 . • atn, Lrcam 11 Mftu T.-,..ccoCo. "• I ' " ' ; ' .' �,_ 'I'll DAlliY " ' < '··· .., .' '•. ,, .... ,,, ' •• ••"! ' ' .. ' '' - ! .. •i ' • .' •'' ~ ....... \ • .. '• " ., > ~~ ' ' .•• \ ' ' 10 l,y hancl"erchl_,. wltli what H IC!v•• • Otber Modelt , I ~-9,5 to $1.79.50 •' ' ... ·! 'OR RZN11 Olt POl( SJ\LE-J'oUr room h01118 on Butternut Ave. · D · , , • E call ...0-X for turtber lntorma- tlon. f! L' ~ t';" IJ; 12-:1-llt T For SaleFOR 8ALJ!l.....a50 watt Deleo 1110-A baterJ. Jlelco wa.sher. 32 volt ra- ln&ema.Uonal Ne\Q Senlcle .t.ll-Oido Cunlueaee Team and . Pa.)'lle, 'case _, qio. Phone M-L. I. 0. Meredith Pon)el'OY. o. . ll-29-3t 7 Woooter ALL IIAIQ.d vr nGIOfl ten"1oed Ill :teaiiO'Dable pricn. BrinS 1n pour ~"~ radto er""" Jf,l•l· B. II. II· Mldr.Utt"Gft.. &nd 'Ore en. {llOif ~ FOI'r 8ALil-Oood l.op cool 9-nd lOP 10011 furnace coal at. Square Deal . ,,,...,. ~. AfJN.. Phone 'J36~R. ~ mx ft.-;;re. A bara:aln, tiD. Inquire Ou om~. 1~-2-61:. Fulibacll::--6amuel80n, Cue. . l'O~BA~Bame1 to • Mldd\ePQrt. Seemd. Team Ends- Ball, Marietta and Aahland, 'l aekles---Hammtmtree, Akron 12-2-6t ·''' !"OR -:::--:.-:'c=--:::--:--c-:-:c--= SALE-Bicycle, 1ood 81 noiiV, au EQ&'lne, alao I?lum, ·fl"etdetbel'IJ. 2 1-:l horse pow- .· ~ ouarels-Duchel. JDhn Carron and er aOOd eondttlon. Will sell cheap or trade lor automobile. L&"Wrefiee Allman; _cue. Deen at RU815ell's Plutnc Statton on Rutland road . l'HE. r~ \N Ne.Kf 000~ IS 6ETTiN<o HOME LATER THAN The Contenders in the Daily Tribune and Tribu!'e· Telegra~h Big Voting Campa!gn for $500 m Cash Prizes pass under the Wire at '8 o'clock tonight ,as the enterprise ·com~s w a close. Votes will be immediately counted and prizes awarded. Contestants and their reprr,sentatives are requested to be present. Only a few more minutes of the Campaign remain. This is the last opportunity of eaeh Candidate to make her final struggle f~r votes and this js your last opportunity to befriend your f,!lvod~ contender with ·the votes yolll' subscription.wdl secure. , · USUAL, CA'&'PERt l'LL BET wA'i> OUT SHOPPI~ !'OR " CHRI&TM•~ PR~fo£NT FOR I·IIS WIFQ' ~IIC t"'lrtprool TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH FIRST PRIZE $2.5000 IN CASH SECOND PRIZE $J.OO.OO IN CAS){ THIRD ?RIZE $50.00 .JN CASHr NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES CAMPAIG!II CLOSES DECf;MtJER 4TH, 1933 Campaip open to women al)d 11irlo I!I'Ndi!ll• in circulation Rrduned llOOM8 11.00, ltll.%1 B.t.TH •t.sO OI.NINQ R(tOM ANb cort·t.:B I!IJJOP IJnder Same MIIDaiJemfln• ALM C:Pt.Ta'l ilOTEL NMI' flmJma. r,o zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune·Tele,..aph. Tl>ooe who enter may 10 anywhere to ..,.,ure ,ubacriptions. T•"ere it no reatrict~d territory. Vote• are U.ued in return for 1\lbacriptlona aocured to oill!or paper and the prizeo will be awarded ac:cordin1 who &!'!:..,_ moat voteo. · · J'IDI'Ida •UJa. n.- a.e. •. ' .. . Brace up'! Be game! Everybody can't win. It takes winners and losers to mue a contest. Any· body c..- be a goQd winner but it takes a good fellow to take a walloping gracefuUy. • , · The campaign has been free from personal animosity. If you lose, lose with a smile. Don't grab for the one ap~d Qn.IY wellpon o.L poor loser, abuse amJ excuse. ·And here's Jutk winners and losers alike. lligh Spots of Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegrap~ Big Voting Campaign ·Colnmt.a11. OhlP Rate!~ CONTENDERS ' HOTEL COLIJW.I>US eoo F Jom• . E Fl ' ~-- fo wrtu for IIOOII.tCt; ••• Ba&el JAMES 'tl. SUTLER ........ .. THIRD PERIOD from .Nov. 25 at 8 P.M. to Dec. 4, 1933 the clq~ ~f . l)>e A:I!P'pjllll• . DAIJ. Y TRIBUNE-BY CAM~£~. 'When YOUP. Cit · Visits OUR c· 1.= 3 montho 1ubacription $1.75 ................. •· ... vo~o . 6 month. .ubacriptiOII $3.2!1 ......... . ............ ~ !rcPI 1 year ~•-ICrlpb. on .01) , .... ·.. II'I!J,O ··"""$6 · .................... . 2 year subscription J12.00 ................... ·... a2.. . voleo DAILY TRIBUNE-BY MAIL' 3 MonthJ 1uboc:ription $1.00 ...................... Sl2 volea 6 montho oubouiption $2.00 ...................... lSC!O 'l'olei I year ouhocription $4.00 . .... . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . .. . .31100 II'Ot!'l 2 re!ll" f'lbaCI'~tion $8.00 .. .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . .. . l~.,tql) ¥olei 3 year oubJC~"iptiop f12,00 ......... · · · · .. · · · · : .. ~®fh'~ ~···· . ·• .,• · :·' :•; .t ' . . . . . . . .. . . .. .. . . .·' ... . ' '· . . ..... . . . . . . . . ... . . Aetlve Candidates Mrs. Vivian AJiensworth Mrs. Nellie Baraotti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Lois B. Diles Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Irene G~ Mrs.GayH~ Mrs. Edna Howard Mrs. Eunice Kjng Miss Leora R~ Miss Emf)gene W'dson ·~ ~Q.efll J'~IO.Q : ' MiddleiJ('rt, Ohio Middleport, Ohio ,Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, QlWJ · Middleport, Objp Middlef)«)rt, OJlj,. Letart F3lls. Obiq Pomeroy, Ohio Pom,erp~, Ohi«J ' tfllfm,w.v~ ... ' .'" ,-·: ,. ' - ~pe. ' . ' . #''~'i .• ~ �,_ 'I'll DAlliY " ' < '··· .., .' '•. ,, .... ,,, ' •• ••"! ' ' .. ' '' - ! .. •i ' • .' •'' ~ ....... \ • .. '• " ., > ~~ ' ' .•• \ ' ' 10 l,y hancl"erchl_,. wltli what H IC!v•• • Otber Modelt , I ~-9,5 to $1.79.50 •' ' ... ·! 'OR RZN11 Olt POl( SJ\LE-J'oUr room h01118 on Butternut Ave. · D · , , • E call ...0-X for turtber lntorma- tlon. f! L' ~ t';" IJ; 12-:1-llt T For SaleFOR 8ALJ!l.....a50 watt Deleo 1110-A baterJ. Jlelco wa.sher. 32 volt ra- ln&ema.Uonal Ne\Q Senlcle .t.ll-Oido Cunlueaee Team and . Pa.)'lle, 'case _, qio. Phone M-L. I. 0. Meredith Pon)el'OY. o. . ll-29-3t 7 Woooter ALL IIAIQ.d vr nGIOfl ten"1oed Ill :teaiiO'Dable pricn. BrinS 1n pour ~"~ radto er""" Jf,l•l· B. II. II· Mldr.Utt"Gft.. &nd 'Ore en. {llOif ~ FOI'r 8ALil-Oood l.op cool 9-nd lOP 10011 furnace coal at. Square Deal . ,,,...,. ~. AfJN.. Phone 'J36~R. ~ mx ft.-;;re. A bara:aln, tiD. Inquire Ou om~. 1~-2-61:. Fulibacll::--6amuel80n, Cue. . l'O~BA~Bame1 to • Mldd\ePQrt. Seemd. Team Ends- Ball, Marietta and Aahland, 'l aekles---Hammtmtree, Akron 12-2-6t ·''' !"OR -:::--:.-:'c=--:::--:--c-:-:c--= SALE-Bicycle, 1ood 81 noiiV, au EQ&'lne, alao I?lum, ·fl"etdetbel'IJ. 2 1-:l horse pow- .· ~ ouarels-Duchel. JDhn Carron and er aOOd eondttlon. Will sell cheap or trade lor automobile. L&"Wrefiee Allman; _cue. Deen at RU815ell's Plutnc Statton on Rutland road . l'HE. r~ \N Ne.Kf 000~ IS 6ETTiN<o HOME LATER THAN The Contenders in the Daily Tribune and Tribu!'e· Telegra~h Big Voting Campa!gn for $500 m Cash Prizes pass under the Wire at '8 o'clock tonight ,as the enterprise ·com~s w a close. Votes will be immediately counted and prizes awarded. Contestants and their reprr,sentatives are requested to be present. Only a few more minutes of the Campaign remain. This is the last opportunity of eaeh Candidate to make her final struggle f~r votes and this js your last opportunity to befriend your f,!lvod~ contender with ·the votes yolll' subscription.wdl secure. , · USUAL, CA'&'PERt l'LL BET wA'i> OUT SHOPPI~ !'OR " CHRI&TM•~ PR~fo£NT FOR I·IIS WIFQ' ~IIC t"'lrtprool TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH FIRST PRIZE $2.5000 IN CASH SECOND PRIZE $J.OO.OO IN CAS){ THIRD ?RIZE $50.00 .JN CASHr NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES CAMPAIG!II CLOSES DECf;MtJER 4TH, 1933 Campaip open to women al)d 11irlo I!I'Ndi!ll• in circulation Rrduned llOOM8 11.00, ltll.%1 B.t.TH •t.sO OI.NINQ R(tOM ANb cort·t.:B I!IJJOP IJnder Same MIIDaiJemfln• ALM C:Pt.Ta'l ilOTEL NMI' flmJma. r,o zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune·Tele,..aph. Tl>ooe who enter may 10 anywhere to ..,.,ure ,ubacriptions. T•"ere it no reatrict~d territory. Vote• are U.ued in return for 1\lbacriptlona aocured to oill!or paper and the prizeo will be awarded ac:cordin1 who &!'!:..,_ moat voteo. · · J'IDI'Ida •UJa. n.- a.e. •. ' .. . Brace up'! Be game! Everybody can't win. It takes winners and losers to mue a contest. Any· body c..- be a goQd winner but it takes a good fellow to take a walloping gracefuUy. • , · The campaign has been free from personal animosity. If you lose, lose with a smile. Don't grab for the one ap~d Qn.IY wellpon o.L poor loser, abuse amJ excuse. ·And here's Jutk winners and losers alike. lligh Spots of Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegrap~ Big Voting Campaign ·Colnmt.a11. OhlP Rate!~ CONTENDERS ' HOTEL COLIJW.I>US eoo F Jom• . E Fl ' ~-- fo wrtu for IIOOII.tCt; ••• Ba&el JAMES 'tl. SUTLER ........ .. THIRD PERIOD from .Nov. 25 at 8 P.M. to Dec. 4, 1933 the clq~ ~f . l)>e A:I!P'pjllll• . DAIJ. Y TRIBUNE-BY CAM~£~. 'When YOUP. Cit · Visits OUR c· 1.= 3 montho 1ubacription $1.75 ................. •· ... vo~o . 6 month. .ubacriptiOII $3.2!1 ......... . ............ ~ !rcPI 1 year ~•-ICrlpb. on .01) , .... ·.. II'I!J,O ··"""$6 · .................... . 2 year subscription J12.00 ................... ·... a2.. . voleo DAILY TRIBUNE-BY MAIL' 3 MonthJ 1uboc:ription $1.00 ...................... Sl2 volea 6 montho oubouiption $2.00 ...................... lSC!O 'l'olei I year ouhocription $4.00 . .... . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . .. . .31100 II'Ot!'l 2 re!ll" f'lbaCI'~tion $8.00 .. .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . .. . l~.,tql) ¥olei 3 year oubJC~"iptiop f12,00 ......... · · · · .. · · · · : .. ~®fh'~ ~···· . ·• .,• · :·' :•; .t ' . . . . . . . .. . . .. .. . . .·' ... . ' '· . . ..... . . . . . . . . ... . . Aetlve Candidates Mrs. Vivian AJiensworth Mrs. Nellie Baraotti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Lois B. Diles Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Irene G~ Mrs.GayH~ Mrs. Edna Howard Mrs. Eunice Kjng Miss Leora R~ Miss Emf)gene W'dson ·~ ~Q.efll J'~IO.Q : ' MiddleiJ('rt, Ohio Middleport, Ohio ,Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, QlWJ · Middleport, Objp Middlef)«)rt, OJlj,. Letart F3lls. Obiq Pomeroy, Ohio Pom,erp~, Ohi«J ' tfllfm,w.v~ ... ' .'" ,-·: ,. ' - ~pe. ' . ' . #''~'i .• ~ �' -' ... ., '1~ ., ~ "'• - - '>WJ0 1 All [l£5TmtN£~ I 11111 J>AII.T 'l!IDIUIG .. .w,, ....-cr. ama. • me, D, and. K:ra. Iaabelle Bmlth. t.er 60·)'KI'oo())d mother, and tben Personals ~bt.ttl''l Tft BASKET B~ll JD-law LJberty, Ky, Dec t-IN$-Bru- bea~ to death, the .Uea of two m~a.ther and 1100--Were Pantbert Have 17 Games On Schedule; Girls Have Elnen tlound toa;ether with wire In Green river near here today. Robbers ldlJed them lUi nllht ln a ~ ftgbt in tmlr lonely farm home, at.ole their automobile and look the vlctin1'a bodlea, clad Jn n~t clothes. In It Six. milel to the river There they put a sheet. over the bodie&, tied them tojetber, attAched wlJh.t& and taMed them tnco tOO wa\er A tn.pprr dlsoovered WEATHER-Cloudy and ~older. Probably rain{!! ~ast and South portlonf ;onight and Wednesday.. EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 286-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R ((lund MAY PLAY MORE Fine List Of Games Ar· ran1ed For Entertain· ment Of Fans , tl~ this morn1n1 The victims were ,JQbn White, With footbt.ll plaCed on the shelf 1or another .scholuUc year, ballketball como Into lte own vtlth the ao. tmd bill aon, Clay White, 46, a trorld war veW!ran 'llley llved alone on a farm ei&'ht mile! north o1 herP \'BfiOllll I!Clhoola pttlnll doWn to bUlllneM 'Ibe Pomeroy Panther apd Bulklev• Patttherette schedule 1a herewith releued shOwlna th@ Pantber!l bw;y In l'J enaa~~:ementa before the dlflt·.ct. t.ournam.en\ ill beaun on March (Continued Prom Pa&e 0 . ) clarec3 muat be ellrnlnated lf repeal IB to succeed ns faUure, lie warned, would !tad I:D a poUtical 8 The firSt p.me comlnt after but ftve days of practice, will hustle the ooach and h18 Pt'Otelet1 \o set \nto to take tne Witnessed bJ': two amaU ch1k1riZL aod by Robert SmJtb, hllJ brother· tally system dominated by liquor Interested opponents Into eamp The ftnt game Is scheduled to be played Prlday 1"-lght 11nd find! both boya and girls activelY engaGed, both teams mectlnl the representative~ from Tuppers FI.B.IIUI as In former years. ~mmedlately fOIIO'I'Jing the openlui Plght game, Chester cornea with for the boYft while the wHI be Idle The following :c:r·:.: _Stewe.rt boys and 0 follows a scheshape .·- oommltt.ed auielde. 'I'be tnlgedy Will opening ----- Mia& Clarice Cleland of Texas IS several da.ys W1th Mr and Mrs Ds.vton Will of Mulberry Ave. ~hdlnl FULL LEASED WIRE 68 If li'l Rna n... OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. In The Tribune 1 ~m~i~ll~x'E~d~nl BIG ILong R~ign Of National Prohibition Comes To End 1I18 <Alstlr_Attempt OVER MID As ~epeal Vote Recorded· ~~: :::~ry ~q- W~M~N IS TH~UBL£ NEAR POLLS ~PEN UR LOUISIAN~ nTING Before Ni.ht it W iII be Po.. Special Electious May Be Cause Of WideSpread Violence Ohio To Ratify Wet Am· endment At Convelation Today NAMES TAKEN NO TIME LOST - Wlaeat Crown Is Won By Canadian Tradition ShattenMI When American Fail a to By Governor White Who Win Event As Voters Cast Ballots; Feelin1 h Bitter A· pinst "Kingfiali" , Utah, Jealous Of Honor IN MANY STATES Drive For Sulbacript~ To Be 36th. State, ' Movement for Repeal Once By Tribune Delays Vote Becun Contiauea With I Telegraph, OHIO IS 35TH. Unuaual Speed I I Opened Session With Short Speech COUGHED DAY AND NIGHT Ml'$. R0111. Dennbl o1 1<134 Stewart St Charlalon, \V Va, .. td 'I huJ • bron~h!al toltlh cou&hed dlly and n!lht wtaktninr ftly wholl: ayWim nt~O\Is ~~te I wu and !rrltllblie, IP· WaJ poor, I ~ W'CtKht ~Dd berlmt 1W&k. But Dr Pk rce 1 Golckn Medical DIKOYU)I r~ me tG normal hullh and atJ~I(h " New aUt, t&bltb 50 Cb liqt~ld $1 00. Lee. alze, tabl. or liquid., $1 JS •·w, p, Oar • ..._ .. :;,,U,,,,., " 1 Coulmbua, 0 , Dec. I)......IN8-lt fl.AY GBOVNP WORK BEOVN 0, Dee 15-IN8-Approvtell to the lot or Ohio. home stat., e:lMarion by the state clvll works admlnor prohibition's staunchest. adva· work was to br: atarted ca.._the antl~loon l~e-t? ltttratJon, cast today one of the lut. three here today on the development of votes necessary for repeal of tbe the Hardint at.h~tlc field The project, which is del!IJIDe(l to t•atlonal dry law. This 1t stood ••• "' fl\'e Marlon a modern sebool ath• letic fteld lllld public pla)'ll"9UDd, wiD cost a-pproximately ~ 000 and 'lflll provide work for 110 mel\ ror about 14 wets, It Is estimated. RURrdS faith ," but was """'"'P<<nt,Nl armed guard 'Thomas refusal other cr,lvicts to lncreal'll!cl tbe Inmates toward was at lafle. - RUTLAND MAN ARRESTED Lang Bplte!, of Rutland, Is jn the cour>.ty jaU here ractltg Charlbs tp be ftled by his wife, aecord!llg tp Bllerb'l A 0 Tracy Spires wa~ ar'u:stect S11turday ni1ht. thru ' a t:ompllilnt or his Wife, It wu said Ar~sl waa made by a Rutland town ~ tlhip constable Get your ne...,..Chrlltmu PHILCO notr-whlle the ooleetlon Ia complete! Enjoy the uneu.Ued ~DO pV• formtlllce 1. .1 011ly a PHILCO ean live! You win lind •a PHILCO for every pufiJI and purpooel and IQPreJIIO Yowutcnm Police Chief Al· taeb Statement of Univenity Proftetion Champion Scarlet F ~Yer Southern Part of Jcinpm c...mty •Give mother what she really wan.taand what you would like most to aee her have-new hours of freedom from the confinlng job of standing over a hot stove. Give mother a chance to enjoy the new speed and scientific accuracy of Electric Cookery. With a clean, smokrleas electric lieat, utenoila dO not omoke-up. Wa.llo sta;y clet.a. Au,o.mtic temperature and tim~ 1 coatrol ~it the cookinr of whol'e 1 meals without coutaa.t watching. ' ing Other Philcos $22.50 to $\75 R. ,M. CROSS Mlddloport, Oldo. Make thia a Olriatmu Mother will j• never lcqet. Come in today ud buy he · aa E!ectroc Ranp. -f Melnbers of the 4-·H Club teams judging llreedhir eweo Ill. tile annualj judging contest held in connection with tho International Live Stock Show at Chicago. ....... � 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 12. December 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 December 4, 1933 baur legge powers wetherholt