https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c10641daff205c7476eb7bc007c44bae.pdf 03b4516dd268af4b7da72d0a43f426f5 PDF Text Text . . . .. f . t • j • • -..n .. I ~ed Oil 8y ~HIC[RS Tb.UI'Id.ay. 81nce the inauaurat.lon of the civil worta admlniHtraUon In Me1i5 count)', utg Metg:s county unem· :J. 0. Roedel Announcea .Temporary Sua· TQJiiD,lY, DI!IO'DIBJ2I. I, - STilL OESTH~YED !~:il~!~ ~fffi~ 1ty the unemplo)'flJ 'men alreadY mrtstered. u. wu &nnounced. llnd rtcbtratton or th011e unernp)Oyed T•ot at PJ"eBeat rq1at,ered wW 1x p)Oyed men hue been glvan jObs on 20 projeer.& within the county, lt VIBI> letmted from J . H. Oratt>, welr.u·e director, ·rue!lday. Mr. Orate announced that the county surveyor, Theodore Beegle, we.s 1n Columbus Tuesday w1Ul 23 new )'rojects for thls county In an attempt to aet them approvNI and lt wa.s thought th~~ot approximately iOO men con be taken from the Federal Re-employment Agency llst here soon and plat:ed on CWA -- 'I'I.klne a.dYanta.se ot llle,al Liquor Traffic Coma To End With Deatruetion - TO ~ • S£5Sm [VfNING "field Hodae" to he Buitt Wit~=~-~=: p1'01111JU, Profeuor to the OWA Clifford J, WILSON 8805.· .. 1 ~ I fashie;t~ Breadcloth and Madras S'~~ '> .. U It.'& Hew All thrl'!! lt.rp upon tboUib llttle or bnportanee wu tram- WITHOUT DELAY I I TIES Dlriine&lve new paUetnl In mln•te cheeb and dota. E:~oepUonal nlvea In band-made Ties. Columbiana..... . . . ., .. . . .. . Coabocton •. • , . • . . • . . \ ' , .• ·········••· ............ ., .... .... GLOVES Pllikln 8aeda, Mooba, Kid , lit. .,..... lli'oWIP aiici b\ac>U. AD ,. ' . ~ ~ . ,. aad desltDJ Jullt ' ~quare Mon-enr .. . . .. .. lol'!"'\'1' .. .. .. .. .. . . "'!''''.' .. !'9ttaoe ..... ·I ~·'· : . f:l._nduaky .......... , ' ln. t:bel- :·=..~ 1030 1~ 1000 18 r.-,·,•3 1 .. ,·.· to ". 40 103 54 Bt•rk ..... ...... . 57t eummJt ............ , JCHW T uaoan.was . . .. . . . . ·, 1' ~18 ,,~· ,;.;:;; Van Wert ..... . ... . ' ~ ,' ' 'l95 Wayne . .. .. .. . .. . .. . WUUams .. .. . .. .. .. . 31i Wood .............. , 80 Wyandot ... , .. .. .. .. 1 64 Paralyzes Canton Business Jo8 Taai Dri...,n Leave chin•• at 4:30 A.M. When all ml/!:''llflh0£1>ed In - ' Suede JACKETS Talon lastemer or h'otll ihlll . •. but&on Prlee4 'ftll'J' low for ··"*'· new allotment"' ' ha~ 'Seen put &o work the total of CWA worker.a In Ohio will number 189,395, m~r Brauaht aald. AU of the new worten will be taken from the Hats of the federal l"l!•emptoyment lf.lrvlce. Columbus, 0., Dec. 8-IN&-Ap· prova.l of 84 OWA proJecta In 11 Ohio oountlM. IPtV<tblnl a total expencUture of J533,814 waa announcfOootlnued - .. __ ...., 'ftuee) Pale On cenain hi(& u 11.00 a exammcd, .}eaf by Je.af. Oftep it • • a ,· , 1 man a whole day to select two poundt of ' l •' cc-nain of rhesr nne~- 'Lucky IS the world'• b~est Strike user of fine Tulkish For thcK trndcr, delicate Turkish leavts are blcndi!!d with choice cobaccot Wilaon Broo. canton, o., Dec. 5-INB--Canton walked or "thumbed" Jta way to wort today as 130 bWJ drivers walked out en atrlke, completely tletns up the olty'a transportation sya~m. There wu no lnt1mat.1Dn yeHerda.y that memben of the bus drtven urJon would walk out, although rt.lfterences between the company and the unton had been lons·stand- n•'• why Luckie. tutc ~r~ smoocber. • .~ I \ ·~ AI.W..trS llte:forn# ~ "101 toa•ted • A.t.w.m~Iwlln~J ' , \• i' ,. roa '!;BOAT PIIOTICI'lOII-JOa ._..... Td Trying Save C{hildren Af- ter Re~euina Two Olace Bay, N. 8., Dec. 6-INS- f'(>ur peri!ION perll!lbed. when tlames a dwellina here tOOay-o. rnther and mother dyl.ns In a heretc but UMUc::cessful eftort to J'e!ICue '-wo of their children after the;p al· ready llad reacued two. TM dead: Mr. and Mrs. Bam Aucol.n, Jessie Aucoin, 7, Harold ~v.ept AUCOID, 5, When the names burst forth the parents aehted two or their chUC:.n!n, Betty 8, and. Buddy 6-and carted them outside to safe,y. The dJAtracted parenta rushed t.aek. Into their home with. the In~ tent!~ of brtn~rlng out the other two blit they were trapped by the WIUARD LOSES AGAIN Glendale, C~~ Dee. 6--INB-JUE: WH!ard, IUnBU behemoth who '«"01\ the world'!l hfiiVJWelsht obamplotlllhip by knocklnlr out JaCk Johnson, and whO In t\U'J\ waa beat en by Jack Dempaey, waa loser of n~Q)e8 . The nre .started wtUie the famJI.y ctnothcr battle today-thi.S time a wurt; battle. was asleep. A jury found Willard, PpW a aDO Another of the Auootn Ohlldren, Maraaret, wu away-ll.vlnR Wl1ib pcund aentlcman rancher or Sauth· em Oallfornla, JlUIIty or UI&Ult and :.!'!~~~! 1bu aran~d_P_"_•_n_~a._ _ _ __ battery upon two truck drivers. S0 ' CK § 1 •, \ Landslide Cause I ~Tr~n ! Crash ~ P! \ , • -• ••.,\ ' . .......... " J ' ' "'1~~1! auto-1Foreigners §~~~~~~~~~ Train CollidN With Derailed Frel~:ht, ueqer heet u.d toet. per pair. SOc tobaccos, frbm our own Sowbland- to make your Lucltr SuW. a c•prette tllat i•·htlly packed -round and firm...- free frOm lOose ende. Af- ~·~?Ill Cfive •J.bpl . E.., " • ;: ti~~~~;:i::r.~~r t ~~~nq~ i: I ~ pou~d, tf.~ufly !hey ~. Ma- t•r Votin1 to Qu.it '· _wliy l!JJJ;~;':'t6ste . beftffj :ff«~tlz~r nltchl~ttmtf~R ~~"" man. The OOfl'O, Sam Townsend, a bo:l tact.ocy employee and one ot a quat· splrttual alngrrs, was woundthe hand BlUlday night, &II left the o.po.rtment of chief detentte they had entertalnt'd At.t.omey and n • 11: Melp .. .'.'.:·.:·.. ::::: Of' ""' rlrt for Chrhltmas, .. TURKISH ,·TOBACCOS . ::::::::::::::: ............. Ehelby .. .. . .. . .. .. rl,' to 1110 2110 11'1 0 ••-,.., ' , . '"'''l'l\'1'•1' , Pl........ ' route. The lto 2388 ............ ~ .... ...... A Silk Scarf1 iD ,. York, Dec. aupport of ltll Lu~ ' - u:~·~~:~~t; I:~:!: New Mrs. Llndberrh earned tion of being the first fly the Atlantic over this sl~& , • ! S22 56 3961 26 30 30 .. .. Chief Executive Tello Audience; Poll Showa lora F arily Evenly Divided Over Two luueo Control Which Have Cauaed Split • O. • 1trlpe11, Natal, Braall, Dec . ~INB-Com­ pleUng their second poln~ tra.naAtlantlc fDiht, COl &nd Mrs. ChiU'les A. lJndbeCRh. arr1ved here today from Bathurst. Oambla, British Atl'lca. The Llndberrha completed darins venture ft 12:56 p M. ! . B. Colutttbus, 0., Dec, 8-DIS--Tele- T.Th uama were sent today to an '">ttn,!!t 1 ey completed the 1,850 rnUea CWA dJrectora by MaJ. separaratlng AfriCa from South Bl'a\llbt, state director, &utborla· Aml'I1Ct. In fast time, and thus Q11 $hem to put a total nf 20,000 ellma$<! a «:aretul and eomprehenrnore unemployed men to wort. on slve SW'\'ey or ooean atr routes •nd C'WA projects Jmmedia.telJ, terminals which previously hQd He a1ao advi&ed theJh tba'li tl.ll:en them BCroM the North Atto~al CWA quot".U, lneludlnl lant1c ocean by way of Greenland . be used on hishway projeebl, Iceland, the Paroe and Shetland be put to work not later than Islands. 111. It was Col. Llndbel'Bh's third ~uvy hnr 1':1 abov"' m~p 111!ow., t-n .. lm!tf' I'O~rPd by Cn lontol Mnd t.tn. 11le latest 20,000 tUtht I.Cl'OII the ocean ChariM!I A. L.mdbe•ib RtT:I'!' the )' l('ft NPw York ;~lmo"-t flva months "lrO· tq_klm from the new r.nd In aome l'l!llpects the Tb~ (]ott~d hnP hel\'fC<n Bathurst. W~st Africa, and Natal, Brazil, ); 8 80',00 men to Ohio by the ardous of the three. ~.<IIJit~~i~~ thc1r lon rt!at .wate r JUlll(l on t,he hnm.-wa 1•1! jourm'y. Th~ contlnup.t.ion 1fLhP rimtA>rl ~~~" •on •h .. ,.-- ·• OWA administration . COVered WIU little more ' - ·'·1.. rn•JtP h11 1 k to 'lpw Yorlt New t.llotmcota and total allat· the mileage or his •,~'!'5';,~~kl~r meJ1.ta by oountle!l inclUde : fllt'h~ from New vorlt to New Total tm, Quota Quota The fill'ht lrom Bathurst to Natal Allen , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164 toolr: 15 hours and mj minutes. They .A!Ihland . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 left the West African port at 9:02 Athens . . . .. .. . . . . . .. 211 P. M., E. B. T. last nlcht. J.utlalle . . . • . . . . . . . . . 20 Aldlna In th~ venture by turning Belmont . . . . . . . . . . . . 2~ in a Job of wlreless opera.tlns thruBu~r ..... , . . . . . . . . . 456 out the lon& Journey that ell:cJted Clark •. , . . . . . . . . . . 292 the admiration of veteran Wilton Broa. Mr. rrw the llnu tu NOTICI!: M1118es ,Saraha.nd ~'¥! l'!ot~~r 1 1, .vhteh he contJucLed the mMnnor campal11n There wlll be a social atld pro- : anrt Ethel Oarlan<l It a!110 thanlul mw and nil (or sr•m a.t the U. B. Church at Enter· l guest, Flore!lc::t' Chubbaek of Rio mu.ltlng the lllldtlrt&kil•IC •~h IJ pr.tae, llbund&Y.;.' ~ven.lng 1 o'clor,k I Grande and Dnvld Ellaa of M~n 1s lgno.l and outatandlng ~~~~cee~· -~ -~'th~-~ __ ___,__ .. ~I_:C:It:;Y.:,·----------1-:-:--:L~~=-------:---c--~-- •· "Ea•leu Mei1• To Get Work A. Reault EVERY one of these patterru: are newly deai111ed to the mid·oeaaon atyle trend. Pattema are blended atripea, clip fi111rea, neat checka and the ever popular aolid coloro in \an, blue e.nd white. All are perfectly tailored to fit ri1ht and look thebe.t. PhlJips,Oiaf!\ IYJ'oii;.• :~!.?-•~ jDavls, 190 More Idle Men In $1.65 I Walk er While F a m o 11 • Solons Who Meet T Brau1ht Senda Out Ord· DriYea Plane on 18&0 Mile en To Employ 20,000 Trip From Africa More Men Doda" were an number ot bUb - ' TRIUBU rHRfO Question Of Controlling AT ~SSAULT TRIAt Liquor Traffic Faced By ~f ~[~[N Nf.~R~[S - ~,.t;a;;: In Slow9.f, n•a lD Tbe Tribune - <lOuneU met the Ylllqe ball fo• llfml-montbly meet~ I .. partly cloudy. rising temperature. FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. IBTS 81a ' WEATHER-Fair liD~ cold er tonight. Thursday Route of Lindberghs) i'our- Pornur~~~Y;'~:h::~1 ; UE EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 286-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R ~ 8 j TV 100 ·a ~;~t~P;·~M:·;~~~~! I C Cl li WI3 1J$ 0 IN 3 c h o o I Property ~R~NGE nWNSHI~ 1JU6 1 OHIO ITAfE MUSEUM t< or. •< ~ T AN O ISTH Personals Rhodes hu arraneed to ha.ve a "Pield HoWte'' erect.W dl~ly In the rear of the Bel\lPr,Hlfh :Se,hool building which it 1a lbtended allall peDIIOD be UBed for locltlr, ~~ stotii80 space 1n a.d<h twn to hotJiiq a I:VS• OF PLANT CLASSIFY t.em of showeJ'lf :or tbe :athletes. nlll buldlna:. ~"' feet ' Iohg by J ,249 1memployed men of With · Ca~cib Of 1500 Men Re1i.ter• theWith twenty feet wide wUI stnnd dire ctly county DO':Y 1111orking on jobs In the rear of the H lgh School Gallon•; Operator Utat pay them actual money h•ed; To Be Reaumed BuJidlni to tlJe west or the Stree\ steud of reUe! grocery doles a conlaArnoted Tbunday whtcfi ie used 81 a.n outlet t.o the siderable sum of money ls now beaubdtvlslon in tt!fl,t locality. Ing cite\ita.te<J lu the count,y each A nourlShtna llllett. liquor busl· When completed the bu.llding wW l'f't!Uit of the bus~· pay. nt'aa, thought to have been the Reillltrat.lon of Mela& county's week as unemployed will be temporarily roll. ' gr£atest In Meigs county !lim:e plo- have four roqms or compa.rtmenta. suspended here fl'Oin noon Tuead&)' The ma.jorft.y of the umn now hlbiUon of legal tlQuor, WM broken the end one or east slde room -WUI m_ on 'CWA project!! In the up Tuesday momlni In a. r!l.ld eon· be arran1ed u a. garage to 1 ." ,. 0 ornR!~ 0•1•"'• employed •~~~~lJ_' , ........... """' "!! ....,......, OOWlty have !been taken !tom the ductP.d 1n Or&nge township by truck in use at the hllh ~unty federl\f re-ell)plOynent welfare dlr~.OI 's relief ll.fit. It wus Eherlft A. 0. Tracy and Deputy D. middle room [!ell:t to this ment wlll be , storage I'OOm (gmt. sa.ld, whHe. quite a number were L Tracy. • Th'l temporary aw;pen.vion - of selected to )!?l'k from the list uf Believed to have been one of the many ~\~ or hla;h sebool ple.eed. The r~tion of the county's un• the Pc¢eral. ,Re -t~mployment Agen- largest improvised ~lAtlllerlel!l used erty can ~ safely empfd'Jed work men WBI m11.de ~ec- cy, In c::ha.~ or Mr Roedel illeQal in the county, a 100 gallon third room from the east end wm and rnary, :Mr. Roedel said, to aJJow Already merchant:,; ill Pomeroy rtt ll was c.onftsrt1\.ed together With contain from 14 to 18 c1aaalttcalton of the 1500 names of ,and Middleport !;RY they cnn F.ee a :!5 barrels ot m11.:>n by the omcera. will go a. Jon~~: felt want :~m~y:;e~m~:.eadY , reglStA!red i~~~Yd~~;~~ec~~l c~~~ ~~~~n~n~! Rl~ie:rl: n:,~!~~~· 1::: ~a~;,:~ long baaeball and Mr. Roedel ll acttnt .All MeifP the lni).U(!Uratlon or th~ elvU work& session of implements designed for there o.re so many boys with •;;;,;;;,,. -.cc.:· f9:UntY'A re~runploymentc director &ll aclm lnlshation 11.nd !!'rent b~nerttR the numufacture of liquor and a few showers to accommodate them 1• ~li a.s&i&tant to B. Lewla Jones. pal .. will btl Uerivt~d (Hun f,he circulation l..t'OU8ht to the county jail llere to as at present. t.a.vatorlea o.nd toi!Ia eounty agent, who has ~ &.l.d Of mru'e than 110.000 In the countv aw11.lt s prelimlro.ary hearing before lets will alUI be Included. el)aqe of the reat~tft!,tlOn ln "this Q8 11 result of tile CWA payroll, It Is J W. McCullough, justioo ot the The we.!l~ rOoin wlll contain ~Wlty In the absence of an a.p.. believed-. puce. ers for the '~e kHping ol ihe ~tee here, due, It Is allf'ied, to Jobs 'tor m1lfa.ssFonal and chnical Acting on a complaint Bn4 affl- Jete's clothes while they are on ~ttcal dU'llculties arising wtthln women t.re boling solicited a.a mpldly c:<avlt ot Orannge township woms.n, practke field. OQ~tf.. ' •.ruj possible, It was learned, nnd it the ~fBc:rli Wel-t gl'ffln ti. f¥.aDCI1; 1'1\~' bu11dlns will flit a r. ~1 RoCdef.' 'aA<t~ ~ hla am.:. · wU~ tJe buf I'll short time until more w~otrrarh. · troni '• tue ' rii.B~stta~·& want in local scholnaHc "sonnel· 'have been bWJ1ly engag~ ':hnn a hundred women wiJI 00 em- court ar>d set QoiJ(. , t~arly Tuflsdaf,' comes at a time when f~ the pa.ct. week t4l8'1.kerina; pfoycll wno 1ue now out o r work mornlna: to ~quqt .tbe .r!Wd.t · Ulifld to great advantace. ri . t.b"tdl 1,od«. u~plcted?,*ort- and dr.e Idle The large l'mme dlstmery'l' Waa Tho tren or Metg& county who are Rell:· - -· _ n.soovererl after a little seat·ch, It tul'e 1 work on federal hlll:hway prot .U :t'TION HOARD M•: t~ 1 ·s wnshs11.ld, wlthb lhT•ll ",,"",, rreU. or ProfeRsor , dam , or similar pror. m~ !let near Y e ~ WIUI rk!~ thaL the t~nLire U1e civil works The boo.rd of elecllons w 1 ~ 11 mol'ed from Its plkee of oonct!ul- pleted 1"lthout Peoples wa11 ~nent ond hauled to }'Omeroy In o ad litem of of Tuelday, and CharieR Mullen prel'!idtng, held its 1rrgc truck wbere It, will be J~d to labor or In the probate court utlhzed In the moilthly meeting at the Vlll&.ff..J ~N evidetlce, and thu 1 destroyed. tlon the l'Wifu b r 1 The mash was de 11 troy 1 ~d em the after the sale of real here to ~clau- hall Ml,;ndny eveuln i!' cmtlm· bmlnc~» matters w ! I~ ~~·ene thft W C. and Ellia , traruactcd I Acc.ordlng to the report at M.a.Hia'GOES 0 La..'lltJ'ence MR. I•' UCIATF. OIJ'l' AGAIN t::~~ ~~n~~oui~\hi~e co~ ~:! HarrlsOnVflle, PE.pt;.&l'T JtiUKR :l. r~ther, lucrative pro~l~IL It l"''IID k FUjlll1• 1\'IHI WIUI SO Ct ltJ- wl'.ll reported that mure .than 40 P';!rVe ao days in t!Je Dayton worktuptls 'of the ,Btlven;~ CMoll y Ill t:UII IU tiUW ltJ.IU llnm c dlll.tC • E,nllons of the alleged Jllegally houi'Jtl in the cow-t ot J . W. Meschool of th1 l..ebanon· dL'Itrlct 1¥ nrtt'r· 11 f'lt'~'f·n• t1 ·u.rt nttnck, 1.1 n•1mufactured Uquor was s hlppecl Oullough, justice of the peace, recetvtd reCfiClllliOn 'foi' not 1~~· Ul\11 111 llLII!f I ll bl• llbout Mr. Fu- f Jom Bilvet· Ridge each day and MoidaY aften1oon. Gilmore fllti. U t~tlmJdt • d t!w moct hlB ur tn~ ! hat the s till W&.il kept In constant cJrested on a charae of petty Iar-l~~~~:hab8ent ""r tardy dur1ns j1 of Novm&er ,' lfcoordlng 11lt uuun lltlftl'tl Munduy tove nlng. ( rerntlon as a result o! the demand. ceny, It W8.8 reported by oft!cet!l. r nnounc::ement trom 1tl ~ c::ounM The mammoth s till was simUa.r ~ft1 ltl atl tl "umuwlmt wMk but h ~~· other Illegal liquor stilli that DINNER H08TR ~f.IWI~ rtllfl\l!lil •fl hill henlth . ha vc 11prung up throqhout the Mr .and Mrs. Charlea Oretmle.· Tem, , country a.a a. result of prohibition or Wolfpen were hoet and h0$1tes.~ ur leiJBI whl8key and It was contls-1 rectnly to the following dinner ~~~;;, Ted Ileal,. pit N~d by the offic::l!rs on the day guests: Ma·. and Mrs. y:rru Camp- jJ _ that the natlunal 18th amendment bell, daught ~l', Betty, Mr. andMrJ. 40on"-l1UJCI trom hll on.1 Wl\1 scheduled to be fonnally re- Aten Bh1in, dauahter, Angle Ellj''h"IUUAns &t<lll lhe cunt oa~antl fur \hulr nn" pealed. ab,et:Jl, r. 1\JJ,t;l Mri. ~· 'l'of'k and cOol1 11port•m•n•hlp and X.fa.s~ar, n, Oeorae. ,Mrf. Miru.iie . l • ,......_ ' . . j. .,.. " SHOP IN POMEROY Two Mlon Killed were alao uaed. lucky enouah Leave Fukien Province Evaeualed •• Chi· !lOY SELLS lfOiiJZE STI!D Former Diacip1e of Taken to Hospital Mental Trouble neae Plan Expe. dition Bombay, Dec. 6 - and there was more "Sonny" had to caae where Petptn1. Dee. I - INS - Tin oui his "IHII:e" today whlle American 00111ul&te at Amoy ar..• it Into town. Some men were nounced 1iodsy tll.at an forelfneta, utrl.dt women's bleyctea, In- lncludlnll' a 8COl'e ot Americana, had too that the daUihter'l evacuated cities of the tnterl.or at were commandeered. PukJ.en province In •ntlclpQtton ot att.tel even made an l.mminent attack by a pun!Uve appeannoe on downtown w•llr:a under O~neral Chiang ~- Many olerb, IMnotr&Phen !I·.!"!"~'"! 1otb.er worker• weft t.te Jn tnr tor thetr Jobs but none Cred. IW ooce, they had. an IrOndad, acr.eptable eXOUM for tardtlltM. ' Chla111 11 bellevect to l•unch ¢e lonr-awe.lted with 1he Puklen province who announced ~o N~tln Natlonahat p~ INS Cram Cook, Amerlco..n girl cenUy deeerte<l the rants hatma Gandhi, whos'! had lM!~r.:. was sent to a STERILIZATION LAW BROUGHT INTO USE Calcutta tod'!l.y for NORTHWEST IS HIT BY 90 MILE WIND vation, She was fot:nd in a '~!!~!: . without a ticket, Cj;iO,;•; way that •he &t'Ol"'!'' ~' of pollee. Dili~·· �... ' .... • ·11 ' ~l'l ' :,. , •• ' THEDA ~ f ' Jl . ~ . ~ ·-- (' . ·( lll.,ll, lltU,..,. ";·~~~;~~~·~ 1'!!- p ~ ilil!!.a., ........ - 1 ·~ ........ . . . ....-~..:.i.--' -0 . . .. .~---N . ' . .. -·e -- -~ · · ~!llffAnYD -~""' . n::-: ~'I!~P....... ~ VIRGINIA GREGG Phone 582-L .......~ ll'llco ... ().......,.,. ~ (lol . . ., ------~--~------~--~rr. c.unr,. n~ Carrlu . , !!1!41 eno w..k .. . . .'. ,; . : .. ....... t .10~!....Mon!!J..:. ........ li .. ... .10 Clue Montb . . . . . . ..... ... .·• . . pm Year ' " " ' " " " " "*••1 I wurk for 5311 d&JII; ana Wood, ltft'Q projact..H, $lG'l',373, wort for 561 men t:len for 536 dsy11. Middleport . Youth sends Interesting L;etter About ·Trip • ....,,_., iil4P$ r,. "41toNJ 011...,.""" ""'" I ! Ba'fPS;;• ' ''; lot ilh'tf .Q ~~ ~01 W1 ~ pnbl!ahe4, lfA'I'IPNAL ADVIII!T!NN!I work for 120 day&; BaD4UikJ, 10 projecUI $48,495, glvlDI 1ft meo I NElS ~ ~ ~ "".!"" '~"~' ,... .~ !!> ...... l - ...~~ oliiooio ollhqurla ~ ltOUIIItJoall.c..i'll..... - ---·.,-·- .,.- -- .• WIJI lT.Jf• ._ ... ~,.....~~., ''""' ~..........,L41(. ~- ""~10!!1" ' . ~ .. £ . . ..,.. U4Jqww •" • · · • · •· · .... "\l'h u.OO~lx 1tll~ ~ ·.1T ' f"f ' .. l.QI UO :rH£ KING 1s 'oEAil. toNe. Ltv&iHEix.l~.' ~. OW THAT King Prohibltion ·ia dead and .Liquor been re-installed in' Ito ' plai~ "rlfier a most trying and di:;appojnting period of some 14 years while the enemies ur liquor drinking held full sway, we wm soon see just how much good has been &ecomplished by the new dea1 t v the drinking as well as the non-drinking man. If the liquor interests want liquor to remain and be ' "hi !~gaily, they have ·but one thing to do and that thing is to observe the laws not only of the state in which they operate but also of decency and common sense. With these tatter two obser~ed alonl" with man-made statutee, t h ~ r e ·will Le no possibility that liquor will ever be anot her :JTeat IB8ue in this land of the free and home of '· '' N Mr. and Mrs. 'Rah .R,ood ot AUtens Is spendlns tm1'1l1 day. ...ttl! Ora IUld LMUe Rickard. Mrs. Earl Ooodnlte «.nd daUfh· Ifman t.er. Mtrjorte tJt Jlarketabul'J .eDerit Thankqt'ltne w•tb Ill'. JJm Hule.nd f&mtlf. Mr. and Mra. H-..n Ro&WJ were catune on Kr. and Mra. otha Liev- l AUTO LICE.!'($£ TAGS ·· -' lna: ot Muon TU.eaday evenhle. £- -- the hrave. l'he principal objections to liquor were brought on prima,liiy by the selftshne88 and piggishneas of thoae who tried ~ get everything in sight either legally or llletrally, the means uaed were justified b;y the enda, In the .opinion uf thoHe doing the objectionable deeds. With liquor controiled ieirtir,Jy in ,a dilferent manner l han heretofore ·~<I with .' th~ ..~~~eo, ;•md federal :~ l!jlvl!~*· m en! getting millions of doqar~ in1 1 ~eNe.Jiu~ . J'IBt'll'~ ,df ~pending mi~lions• to:ti;y ' to enforoe ,pn, qfle,~~rc,abl~ Ia~, 1f "" really dtffi~lllt to see just i\.hy !he opponents of liquor dt·inklng inoist that the country; "has gone to the dogs." Certainly there is every chance for a bir improveN mcnt and little chance for conditions to become any worsc than the level they reached under the prohibition E. E. Rouah of RantlnttoD wu ". ' calling on IJnley Hart the pa.1t weell:. Mr. and Mra. Wllan ea;yel ani . tamUy ot Parkerabuq apen' t.ht Mr. and irUi, ~lenry W.eaver aud.. I M~ek end with the tatter'a pa.rent.A. 1!'1.. 14oeormlet were the 8un4&y Mr. and Mra:. t'ra.nt Rlcbrd and, ....,...... t(a.urb: on aepnt th'l 8lteBIB CJt Mr. and Mra. A1bert ~orfamily. l_::c· c_c::wlti.1 thl!l; uncle. H. \1', ris. · Mra. osear Hart apent a tew dsVI the put. weell w1t.h her fat.her Mr. Bam Rickard and family at Oak Grove. l!;~~0wlth ALFRED · Mr1. Carl Clark and !laughter, of Vernon spent Monda.y her 111*, Mrs. staole,t i;~;: One ,Word . ' . l'qpmc. GIRL ·15 SHOT we read of a person being ONCE MORE carelcHH shot throurn thl;! handJing of 1\r(J&fml:l. Thl.w time it is a ' ~· oung. girl who ventured in the range of a youth who was Hhuoting at a target. Without knowing details It io dlffi· cult to place the blame. If the girl, knowing that she wao near a tnget shooting range, went there.' carelestdy• .ii.~... . -nppears tl1at it must have been her careleflsness. Ho•,.. ever, if the boy was using the firearm carelesely it waiJ his responsibility. In any evcnl AOmc one was careless ell4fl the accident could not have occurred. Much I:U! oth l~ r .. :llow . tnto i!r.";:~!..Will i~_. f-IP tide. r.uure the people of our land are cautio11cd against the careless handling of to the . ,., ;p tirearms, f f.l.!.l little imprt1vemeut seems to be noted and it follows !:;:~~~;!:: unle~:~s stringent lawtt are paSAed relative to the regulation 'Jf these weupom:~~, we mny expect little if any tmprove- be NOW IS THE TIM£ IIILI~ l:i O much relief work is heing done, it seeme f!:'!'l~l!t>d•n W · hardly n better time co•.1ld Ue picked than ut the prm~ent, to get ::~ome much needed improvements at our II you are Junior High School. Inasmuch as there has alway!' been a crying need lot· proper facilities at the Junior High to take care of phy~icaJ education classes, why not choose the present lime to get labor to excavate under the high school bul'd· ing, that portion which has no basement under it 1\nd uuUii it with showers so the children after their period tJf pbyHcal training, can go down to the shower rooms and gel a much needed shower. We stress physical welfare and teach proper care of the uody then fall down completely In giving the nccc ... Mlli'Y facilities for carrying out the most important of our lcul'hings, That Godliness is unly ahead of clee.nllneKS h&H been the oft-repeated phrnM! from time immemorial Ho Wh~ · not uvail oqrseJves of a real opportunity to make a worth· while jmprovement at this school. Qf course it might be •aid that hhrh watero will reach the basement. That i• true enough but the ftoorl W«lero I~ the basement will occur only O!lCI or Jess per •ea•on an<l there would be notiJintr about the ohower rooms thl\t would be ipjured by the w~ter nor would there be a· <le~l ot in Rf'PirjnJ tor tit• ~ood nor any sqcll clla*liter. Oqr •tlire• with . ~I! h~v~· w~~r in tqpli under l"~trr woptd" r~4'h !he ~lfll school li~le obj,QtoJI lo be tou~d frcm t~~~ ' Po~! ~ ! m•mt. Homicide Is n serious thing, llihUy as it seems to viewed in this country by all except when a case of it strikes close to lh~ individual when of course. the horror of it nil is intensi'flcd, U'ut th~n as we all know, it is too late. Better be K~lfe than sorry, iHo ~till an ideal motto to 11 8 C. ' NOT $8;9tl BUT •fl ' .....,.teeS. ts. 75 ' hw beld. 1rade Df N.Ueaal BMtetJ, heavy du4r aud ' 13 plalle fllJb" .t.lho ~atlcnun Ba.C.&ery 13-plate pa.~~~Dme IMDllhl ,.,. .,...., ,:..75 and your old J.J&Uer,., . . , ~Me )'4t11Mtll betOit!IIHIJinf, Our hure stock ot Uril ~.. el ~ all IIVtlet, as Goodyear, FlnstoiM!, 8Mialip.~ . ~leo, lado, eto-We ean parantet. you will !lll.ve r11om ~110 t.. $UI •• each. &Itt 'IIC!Ciordlftr lo the aiae. Otlr lldl...,..se PaJ•t. 111110 loti at. $US pi!l' fAllon, .strldlllg along .... .' !' • ,,j rot ' I ; ~ ~ '· tbe ANEW DAY! THE FAkBER IRON CO. aharpne..a (Jf up. Somethin~-: atarted t.hat of her H•rt. Poml:l'tiJ' 0. Did You Ever Stop · To Think? , •· wardrobe my line but u J lOftk at you h4 l ha~e ve,., cleftnite opinions wb.at':vou ah~wear. Green that bluin1 ~air, black for ;o loTelt lktn-hpw do J(IU !11Ch ikln In New Yorll:, and JM!o1h.aps a eoup]e 6f ,..hite eve~lnr d,ntaes ' beeause you are 1 rery·}l:btmr." : ' ,. 11 I'm not to be ofonaulted In the I·~?~···" onatter?" , . . , ~ "That wasn't nl!!eeuary," Ha'f'~ . ~olt lnfonned bar, ami1iqo...I b~.,.!.~•Jr•"' J!" ~bourbt of enr,thlng, even 'of )tie~li pride. We will keep .a tul aeeount and you may pay you can wear , b&ck every pentl}'. lncJadina .apeed, Her J)1U'bundrecl and tW.ent)'~seVen doU.an I'ftW. She evea ,on aow owe me." that a IIUia 1portlt "Out of what!" Patricia demandwas juat the thl~ (rul'ked 0<1 baldl,. 1d.o·••·. ahe told her consclence), and "Out ot it waa ao ebeap it aeeraed (:i1;;i;·1~;;; win I~···~· not to take it. To make ap abe ,ftnnly banned ~el;'ft!ON tufa. No chlnchillat are you lauahlna at, P.a- .. ~ ·· ••11;,;;;;,;, ~~df •fUCCMIJfUI ad'terti•• Resulli, of extleri6itce ltla mo11•l' .'"- '' . ..,. .. . ' ... '" ; \' •1 eouldn't b 1.1 y ID ~·,~~-~f.!":":;;· Today I _,.. dtnl ehllo4111a. !~"''!<. ~ .. ,. , . .t.v-. .... -~-,_:_ ' ' . I ... . ... __ _ .'' . .. .' .. ' ~ '''-' ,e ster ie ' ,,, I . the c:igarei:te th~"(,~III.DER. •the cigarette that TASTES BETfER. '· ( .' ,1, ' ' '' . ,,, ·I ::i \ '" :. 1 :"tJIJ.f �... ' .... • ·11 ' ~l'l ' :,. , •• ' THEDA ~ f ' Jl . ~ . ~ ·-- (' . ·( lll.,ll, lltU,..,. ";·~~~;~~~·~ 1'!!- p ~ ilil!!.a., ........ - 1 ·~ ........ . . . ....-~..:.i.--' -0 . . .. .~---N . ' . .. -·e -- -~ · · ~!llffAnYD -~""' . n::-: ~'I!~P....... ~ VIRGINIA GREGG Phone 582-L .......~ ll'llco ... ().......,.,. ~ (lol . . ., ------~--~------~--~rr. c.unr,. n~ Carrlu . , !!1!41 eno w..k .. . . .'. ,; . : .. ....... t .10~!....Mon!!J..:. ........ li .. ... .10 Clue Montb . . . . . . ..... ... .·• . . pm Year ' " " ' " " " " "*••1 I wurk for 5311 d&JII; ana Wood, ltft'Q projact..H, $lG'l',373, wort for 561 men t:len for 536 dsy11. Middleport . Youth sends Interesting L;etter About ·Trip • ....,,_., iil4P$ r,. "41toNJ 011...,.""" ""'" I ! Ba'fPS;;• ' ''; lot ilh'tf .Q ~~ ~01 W1 ~ pnbl!ahe4, lfA'I'IPNAL ADVIII!T!NN!I work for 120 day&; BaD4UikJ, 10 projecUI $48,495, glvlDI 1ft meo I NElS ~ ~ ~ "".!"" '~"~' ,... .~ !!> ...... l - ...~~ oliiooio ollhqurla ~ ltOUIIItJoall.c..i'll..... - ---·.,-·- .,.- -- .• WIJI lT.Jf• ._ ... ~,.....~~., ''""' ~..........,L41(. ~- ""~10!!1" ' . ~ .. £ . . ..,.. U4Jqww •" • · · • · •· · .... "\l'h u.OO~lx 1tll~ ~ ·.1T ' f"f ' .. l.QI UO :rH£ KING 1s 'oEAil. toNe. Ltv&iHEix.l~.' ~. OW THAT King Prohibltion ·ia dead and .Liquor been re-installed in' Ito ' plai~ "rlfier a most trying and di:;appojnting period of some 14 years while the enemies ur liquor drinking held full sway, we wm soon see just how much good has been &ecomplished by the new dea1 t v the drinking as well as the non-drinking man. If the liquor interests want liquor to remain and be ' "hi !~gaily, they have ·but one thing to do and that thing is to observe the laws not only of the state in which they operate but also of decency and common sense. With these tatter two obser~ed alonl" with man-made statutee, t h ~ r e ·will Le no possibility that liquor will ever be anot her :JTeat IB8ue in this land of the free and home of '· '' N Mr. and Mrs. 'Rah .R,ood ot AUtens Is spendlns tm1'1l1 day. ...ttl! Ora IUld LMUe Rickard. Mrs. Earl Ooodnlte «.nd daUfh· Ifman t.er. Mtrjorte tJt Jlarketabul'J .eDerit Thankqt'ltne w•tb Ill'. JJm Hule.nd f&mtlf. Mr. and Mra. H-..n Ro&WJ were catune on Kr. and Mra. otha Liev- l AUTO LICE.!'($£ TAGS ·· -' lna: ot Muon TU.eaday evenhle. £- -- the hrave. l'he principal objections to liquor were brought on prima,liiy by the selftshne88 and piggishneas of thoae who tried ~ get everything in sight either legally or llletrally, the means uaed were justified b;y the enda, In the .opinion uf thoHe doing the objectionable deeds. With liquor controiled ieirtir,Jy in ,a dilferent manner l han heretofore ·~<I with .' th~ ..~~~eo, ;•md federal :~ l!jlvl!~*· m en! getting millions of doqar~ in1 1 ~eNe.Jiu~ . J'IBt'll'~ ,df ~pending mi~lions• to:ti;y ' to enforoe ,pn, qfle,~~rc,abl~ Ia~, 1f "" really dtffi~lllt to see just i\.hy !he opponents of liquor dt·inklng inoist that the country; "has gone to the dogs." Certainly there is every chance for a bir improveN mcnt and little chance for conditions to become any worsc than the level they reached under the prohibition E. E. Rouah of RantlnttoD wu ". ' calling on IJnley Hart the pa.1t weell:. Mr. and Mra. Wllan ea;yel ani . tamUy ot Parkerabuq apen' t.ht Mr. and irUi, ~lenry W.eaver aud.. I M~ek end with the tatter'a pa.rent.A. 1!'1.. 14oeormlet were the 8un4&y Mr. and Mra:. t'ra.nt Rlcbrd and, ....,...... t(a.urb: on aepnt th'l 8lteBIB CJt Mr. and Mra. A1bert ~orfamily. l_::c· c_c::wlti.1 thl!l; uncle. H. \1', ris. · Mra. osear Hart apent a tew dsVI the put. weell w1t.h her fat.her Mr. Bam Rickard and family at Oak Grove. l!;~~0wlth ALFRED · Mr1. Carl Clark and !laughter, of Vernon spent Monda.y her 111*, Mrs. staole,t i;~;: One ,Word . ' . l'qpmc. GIRL ·15 SHOT we read of a person being ONCE MORE carelcHH shot throurn thl;! handJing of 1\r(J&fml:l. Thl.w time it is a ' ~· oung. girl who ventured in the range of a youth who was Hhuoting at a target. Without knowing details It io dlffi· cult to place the blame. If the girl, knowing that she wao near a tnget shooting range, went there.' carelestdy• .ii.~... . -nppears tl1at it must have been her careleflsness. Ho•,.. ever, if the boy was using the firearm carelesely it waiJ his responsibility. In any evcnl AOmc one was careless ell4fl the accident could not have occurred. Much I:U! oth l~ r .. :llow . tnto i!r.";:~!..Will i~_. f-IP tide. r.uure the people of our land are cautio11cd against the careless handling of to the . ,., ;p tirearms, f f.l.!.l little imprt1vemeut seems to be noted and it follows !:;:~~~;!:: unle~:~s stringent lawtt are paSAed relative to the regulation 'Jf these weupom:~~, we mny expect little if any tmprove- be NOW IS THE TIM£ IIILI~ l:i O much relief work is heing done, it seeme f!:'!'l~l!t>d•n W · hardly n better time co•.1ld Ue picked than ut the prm~ent, to get ::~ome much needed improvements at our II you are Junior High School. Inasmuch as there has alway!' been a crying need lot· proper facilities at the Junior High to take care of phy~icaJ education classes, why not choose the present lime to get labor to excavate under the high school bul'd· ing, that portion which has no basement under it 1\nd uuUii it with showers so the children after their period tJf pbyHcal training, can go down to the shower rooms and gel a much needed shower. We stress physical welfare and teach proper care of the uody then fall down completely In giving the nccc ... Mlli'Y facilities for carrying out the most important of our lcul'hings, That Godliness is unly ahead of clee.nllneKS h&H been the oft-repeated phrnM! from time immemorial Ho Wh~ · not uvail oqrseJves of a real opportunity to make a worth· while jmprovement at this school. Qf course it might be •aid that hhrh watero will reach the basement. That i• true enough but the ftoorl W«lero I~ the basement will occur only O!lCI or Jess per •ea•on an<l there would be notiJintr about the ohower rooms thl\t would be ipjured by the w~ter nor would there be a· <le~l ot in Rf'PirjnJ tor tit• ~ood nor any sqcll clla*liter. Oqr •tlire• with . ~I! h~v~· w~~r in tqpli under l"~trr woptd" r~4'h !he ~lfll school li~le obj,QtoJI lo be tou~d frcm t~~~ ' Po~! ~ ! m•mt. Homicide Is n serious thing, llihUy as it seems to viewed in this country by all except when a case of it strikes close to lh~ individual when of course. the horror of it nil is intensi'flcd, U'ut th~n as we all know, it is too late. Better be K~lfe than sorry, iHo ~till an ideal motto to 11 8 C. ' NOT $8;9tl BUT •fl ' .....,.teeS. ts. 75 ' hw beld. 1rade Df N.Ueaal BMtetJ, heavy du4r aud ' 13 plalle fllJb" .t.lho ~atlcnun Ba.C.&ery 13-plate pa.~~~Dme IMDllhl ,.,. .,...., ,:..75 and your old J.J&Uer,., . . , ~Me )'4t11Mtll betOit!IIHIJinf, Our hure stock ot Uril ~.. el ~ all IIVtlet, as Goodyear, FlnstoiM!, 8Mialip.~ . ~leo, lado, eto-We ean parantet. you will !lll.ve r11om ~110 t.. $UI •• each. &Itt 'IIC!Ciordlftr lo the aiae. Otlr lldl...,..se PaJ•t. 111110 loti at. $US pi!l' fAllon, .strldlllg along .... .' !' • ,,j rot ' I ; ~ ~ '· tbe ANEW DAY! THE FAkBER IRON CO. aharpne..a (Jf up. Somethin~-: atarted t.hat of her H•rt. Poml:l'tiJ' 0. Did You Ever Stop · To Think? , •· wardrobe my line but u J lOftk at you h4 l ha~e ve,., cleftnite opinions wb.at':vou ah~wear. Green that bluin1 ~air, black for ;o loTelt lktn-hpw do J(IU !11Ch ikln In New Yorll:, and JM!o1h.aps a eoup]e 6f ,..hite eve~lnr d,ntaes ' beeause you are 1 rery·}l:btmr." : ' ,. 11 I'm not to be ofonaulted In the I·~?~···" onatter?" , . . , ~ "That wasn't nl!!eeuary," Ha'f'~ . ~olt lnfonned bar, ami1iqo...I b~.,.!.~•Jr•"' J!" ~bourbt of enr,thlng, even 'of )tie~li pride. We will keep .a tul aeeount and you may pay you can wear , b&ck every pentl}'. lncJadina .apeed, Her J)1U'bundrecl and tW.ent)'~seVen doU.an I'ftW. She evea ,on aow owe me." that a IIUia 1portlt "Out of what!" Patricia demandwas juat the thl~ (rul'ked 0<1 baldl,. 1d.o·••·. ahe told her consclence), and "Out ot it waa ao ebeap it aeeraed (:i1;;i;·1~;;; win I~···~· not to take it. To make ap abe ,ftnnly banned ~el;'ft!ON tufa. No chlnchillat are you lauahlna at, P.a- .. ~ ·· ••11;,;;;;,;, ~~df •fUCCMIJfUI ad'terti•• Resulli, of extleri6itce ltla mo11•l' .'"- '' . ..,. .. . ' ... '" ; \' •1 eouldn't b 1.1 y ID ~·,~~-~f.!":":;;· Today I _,.. dtnl ehllo4111a. !~"''!<. ~ .. ,. , . .t.v-. .... -~-,_:_ ' ' . I ... . ... __ _ .'' . .. .' .. ' ~ '''-' ,e ster ie ' ,,, I . the c:igarei:te th~"(,~III.DER. •the cigarette that TASTES BETfER. '· ( .' ,1, ' ' '' . ,,, ·I ::i \ '" :. 1 :"tJIJ.f �.. 'f 'I. · Thomu Spence or Spring WN B VIsitor at the Wagner ho1me I' tloe Til urtld.RY. Mr. an.! Mrs. Char~ DeeJU anci KANAUGA o;cn of Columbua were ftlnner Buests of t.helr parents here 'l'hantsslvinl AND HER Obl~ lOll Puom1 t'lrepruol Rde• nq·aced ROOJolM IUO, !til·· 8.\TII $1.50 DINING BOOAI At,lU ~i· ~~~ J'OR lll~Bom01 COFF~I al;;-n.-;&r•. .A lJ....r liUt!t bf.l'iilln, flO. Inquire · <IU · Olllee, . j ' Ml~. SHOP atuapmenl ALl,\ rJC,ttRT UOTt:L · 12'2-dt Ntw ' l!lm,......., Florida .. ..... .. . .t.Juo. "4. . 1'11 Bea!H Wrt\< 1o1 .,....,,, ••• llo\<>0 ......,.., · JAMES H. BUTLER .. FASHIONS ByJANE GU~DON ' ,' .. I oOPHI:O WRITE~ "!'HAT <:O~ONEL HOOI'ER l'it P\JT,INI.s ON A LOT .;,F WI!:I6HT UP IN THE CVUNTR't", CASPER! U!'ILII55 l Ml55 MY 4\,1£$$ HE'LL BE A5 FAT A5 £.VER IN ANOTHI!.R WEEK! ' NO VI.ONDE.R A WK&IC! HE ,{,OT THIN, TOO':T1:. ! LOSIN~ A . OUT ON & 1/,0QO.'lP A WilE!< MOVIE JOB WoULD MAKE . AN AWFUL I.OT OF MONEV! IT'S TOO 6AD !olE DIDN'T ~AND IT ••• M.LLO! IT'$ THE MAIL• MAN WITH A LETTER!· )((Ho•s RIN.61N6 AMV80DV THIN I •' :c; •. lj · ~ 0{;;: Did You Ever Stop to Think? .,,. , ~>. · ~': ,.-.!.) ·;;,. -'"; ·; . OSCAR L. STEVENS, EDITOR OF THE QUINCY (MASS.) PATRIOT-LEDGER, SAYS. ·~-· .:. ·).' .•,.·. '. THAT news value ia juat aa important in the advertioin1 columna of a daily newapaper aa in any other columna. \ I t. _., t' ' •• . · People buy newapapera to 1et the newa. They akim the headlm"' and read what appeala to their interest; So the fellow who buya adftrtiainl apace and then ne1lecta to tell readen aome· thln1 that will appeal to them aa newa Ia wutin1 hia money... He •hqulc! have a oew story Jo tell every day, and be ahould see to it It hu well !fi.played bflt!d!inei ~o catch the reader's at~on. doean't mean tl!at he 1ft11At It d~•!l't mea11 he a "•~•tnon" "' !loea i..,o print. P.~~~.!l tnllh of the old lfJi!ll ~~ · ;•.ft.b a'~ ''"'Ill ~Jrlrr-· •t.a... . . ,.... ... ,......,,.. . . , •. 1 ~ ~· ~ ... . • ~ ~. I .~ . • .... t't.ll' ' .. '..1 ", J , ... • ' - . .. ,, �.. 'f 'I. · Thomu Spence or Spring WN B VIsitor at the Wagner ho1me I' tloe Til urtld.RY. Mr. an.! Mrs. Char~ DeeJU anci KANAUGA o;cn of Columbua were ftlnner Buests of t.helr parents here 'l'hantsslvinl AND HER Obl~ lOll Puom1 t'lrepruol Rde• nq·aced ROOJolM IUO, !til·· 8.\TII $1.50 DINING BOOAI At,lU ~i· ~~~ J'OR lll~Bom01 COFF~I al;;-n.-;&r•. .A lJ....r liUt!t bf.l'iilln, flO. Inquire · <IU · Olllee, . j ' Ml~. SHOP atuapmenl ALl,\ rJC,ttRT UOTt:L · 12'2-dt Ntw ' l!lm,......., Florida .. ..... .. . .t.Juo. "4. . 1'11 Bea!H Wrt\< 1o1 .,....,,, ••• llo\<>0 ......,.., · JAMES H. BUTLER .. FASHIONS ByJANE GU~DON ' ,' .. I oOPHI:O WRITE~ "!'HAT <:O~ONEL HOOI'ER l'it P\JT,INI.s ON A LOT .;,F WI!:I6HT UP IN THE CVUNTR't", CASPER! U!'ILII55 l Ml55 MY 4\,1£$$ HE'LL BE A5 FAT A5 £.VER IN ANOTHI!.R WEEK! ' NO VI.ONDE.R A WK&IC! HE ,{,OT THIN, TOO':T1:. ! LOSIN~ A . OUT ON & 1/,0QO.'lP A WilE!< MOVIE JOB WoULD MAKE . AN AWFUL I.OT OF MONEV! IT'S TOO 6AD !olE DIDN'T ~AND IT ••• M.LLO! IT'$ THE MAIL• MAN WITH A LETTER!· )((Ho•s RIN.61N6 AMV80DV THIN I •' :c; •. lj · ~ 0{;;: Did You Ever Stop to Think? .,,. , ~>. · ~': ,.-.!.) ·;;,. -'"; ·; . OSCAR L. STEVENS, EDITOR OF THE QUINCY (MASS.) PATRIOT-LEDGER, SAYS. ·~-· .:. ·).' .•,.·. '. THAT news value ia juat aa important in the advertioin1 columna of a daily newapaper aa in any other columna. \ I t. _., t' ' •• . · People buy newapapera to 1et the newa. They akim the headlm"' and read what appeala to their interest; So the fellow who buya adftrtiainl apace and then ne1lecta to tell readen aome· thln1 that will appeal to them aa newa Ia wutin1 hia money... He •hqulc! have a oew story Jo tell every day, and be ahould see to it It hu well !fi.played bflt!d!inei ~o catch the reader's at~on. doean't mean tl!at he 1ft11At It d~•!l't mea11 he a "•~•tnon" "' !loea i..,o print. P.~~~.!l tnllh of the old lfJi!ll ~~ · ;•.ft.b a'~ ''"'Ill ~Jrlrr-· •t.a... . . ,.... ... ,......,,.. . . , •. 1 ~ ~· ~ ... . • ~ ~. I .~ . • .... t't.ll' ' .. '..1 ", J , ... • ' - . .. ,, �. - : ' ' .... ;) . .. , . ... •.-q 'ftD JWLY ftiDiij& 10* REVUE WILL BE PRESENTED HERE DECEMBER 12TH. DEUlED awn wW be preaent.ed at thJ hiKb 5Ch001 I.Udltorlum Dl HEY~lUATION R"' Eoljote Valuation Chance C.uoes Much "Work In Office OF TREASURER S,raeuse To Have Hich· eot Tall Rate In Meic• County BUSINESS OFFiCE Phone 202-R JWlk)l" It U'l Ntrn W• In Tbe Tribune CH~NGl MAUl IN WElFARf. WOHK GHHE ~UITS POST Well known mlru~trels men nr Pomeroy wtll be meluded In the main cast, lncllldiDK the AmM1Can Letlon quartette with a. oomlcal presentation interspersed with Corradini Es-Foot Ball Star To Head Relief Work In County snappy quartette numbel'!'l - "ncket aa.lea have been reported auxt and It wu IU\IlOI1DUCI that re- CRATE TO STAY arved seata a)' be abt.ained It tbe New York Clothing Hotme here December nth .A. Offic;Manacer; II Well Pleaaed With Chance Mra. Albert Reed entertained the membera or the LllcUea' AuxUiary of at ~er home on Mulberry Avenue Wednesday arterooon. Ontce EpiAcopal church Admiuion Genii 2Sc pluo tall LADIES 18 CENTS , ' U-R-WELCOl>tEf TRUCKS ' CARD OF 'fHANKS Fancy Chriatmlia Boxes-All cood quality--any aize. · ' Alao a nice line of Xmaa CiJara in 2&, 110 ••II 100 aize.. , A HEAVY DUTY TRUCK ,I FOR M... from thk fi"Hh •Wek. 4T- .ars! ' OF GOOD ~.. . '' ~, ' for tlte '· tRAVELER 19~2 Eaaex T,en'~plane Coach 1932 Ch11v. IJonr pual Truck 19211'Fl'fd Coach 'Chev. ~oac:h 1~9 uaex Coupe 1. STUDENT OFFICE HOME.· 19119 Cb""' 'Fruck 1929 Ford Coupe 1928 Chev. sedan Pomeroy Chevrolet Co. ~ b._ footboll evenl of llle llln~~~fi>~"~lh:e::::~of the .llfldiron. b Of What pea on f'MlDUI fooibaD ~ ll .' " '" Sllortet action! Clyde Comedy "Nth.o Bun, Lady. .. at TueadaJ minstrel& show JUST ARRIVED! l 5t ti AH Phone 236-L evdlJJll, December 12, tor \he bell· e.tlt or the Junior e.,_ of the Pomeroy b~ achoOJ. · In addition to the rq:ular min· l!lrela show of the ~. which comprlaea snappy aona: rt..li:ID· bera, jokes and nonlty num&rs wtth a caat of v~teran mlmtrela &bowmen, the Junior studenta wW present several ae\8 under tlu! dlreetlon of lofi.sa Marian Ebenbach. Included in tbe added featurea. the JuniorS wtn preaent fl. va.rlet1 '>f novelty aklts and fiODI8 which have been desl.l(tled ¥I add con5idetable to the entertaJnment of the CANDIES Jl.'\ EDITORIAL OFFICE 'nle MinltreiR;'"..ae 01' the Drew WebSter Post of t.;!e AmerieiUl Le• CHRISTMAS .... ,. C L • • .. , .,. .) TAX COLlECTmNS -n ·BI tr 'l i O &TAT £ ll'J S E'J Y ,.' '' Blood Relatives HEPUBliC~NS ~ r Meet to Control Liquor Hood 'BUCKEYE S~l~NSi RESUME W~RK ONf REC~RO IN f~~OR 1 liOU~H CijNTROL ~f 'SOUND' M~NH 1 I CON~ERT[D ~G~INST CR SHRTED IN � 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 6, 1933 baucus graham wickman