https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d2f3d0eea93abd6f7ba405ed09149dba.pdf daf0aaad4874361d1f3c7936af7ba74d PDF Text Text • > ' lllJHDAY, DI!IOJlMBZB 10, lJD 'TJl ~'jl 4j jjf l') I• t G ti $)Al l S T t. EDITORIAL OF~IC~·• s·n Phone 286-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R [XEC~TI~E BEGINS W~RK ~f MEHGIN~ UNITS CHI[F ' Unde.- Supervision ol NR~ COmmittee ol Oblo Bankers Association and American.. Bankers Association. · · APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT OCT. J, 1933 EFFECTIVE IN MEIGS COUNTY JAN. 1, 1934 ' . Emergency Council To Play Important Part In Move ' WALKER NAMED In formulating the following rules and regulations the N R A Committee had constantly in mind three cardinal principl~s-that all , .~ 0· ~~s~ns ru;t prev.e~t unfair competition, must ~e fair both to the bank and the public an~ that all charges must be sufficient to cover costs ttth; a · ~ etermmm~ the amount of the var_I ous .char~es the Committe~ did not resort to:·guess work, it had before it ,actulll cqst fi · res ·developed m.the analysis of a number of banks of varmus sizes from all sections of the country and the advice of nationally recognized a~horities on tt~e snb~ehct ohf bank cos~s. These r~les .ap~ly ~qually to all organizations,.corporations or individuals regardless of their functions or con· nee_mns wit t e commumty or bankmg mshtn ttons. . . .. . . .. . . INTEREST ON DEPOSIT " The payment of interest on demand, time and fivilige dilfJ08it6 shall be subject to all reStl'fctibns as-to rate and method of computatipn as govern~ by the Banking Act of i933 ·and· the rules of the Federal Reserve Board. In•.addition to the above the foll?wi,ng rules sh~~l apply: · ~ ,... Savings Account&. '"' No interest shaH be paid on fmctional i(<~ pat-ts of a dollar. No interest shall be · paid on balances of )ess than $20.00. . lnter,est shall not be credited more frequently than semi-annually. No intet·est shall be paid on Chti£tmae, Vacation or other ~peeial club accounts. · . '' CE~TIFICATES ()F DEPOSIT . ' r;~(j ~nwrest shall be paid on cettificates qt~}ieposit after matw·ity. No cettificate Sba:l'l 'be p~id before matul'ity. No cettificate sh~!lb~ dated qack a4 :,u!Y time. ,. ' ·, :' \ I J ·_,, SERVI(~ ; CHARCES ON ~tSCELLA NE®S PROVISIONS PERTAtNJNG tO CHECKING ACCOUNTS. Cheektilg accounts shall j>e subject to a measur~d'ilerv~ charge hl¥led on activity and cost of operation. 'l;'here shall be allowed il certaiil pumber of free checks proportiona!A to the minimum balance dul'ing the montli·. A charge shall be made ·· for each check paid in excese of this' number. . All accounts against wliich one or more checks are paid, and which fall below $100 in· halance ~during the month, shall also be ~ub)ect to basic charge of 50c. This measured service charge shall be applied in accordance with the following schedule: Minimum Basic Free Checks Charge Balance Under $50 5 $.50 ·-:., $50.- 100 HI .fiO ·, .,,'i911~11()0 10 / None '~ 20() - ROO 11) NOn£'! a " • • '' '.~ 1 ...· l i' .~ • ' · LOANS. -~ to its main office or division office as serIt shall be the policy of the 'banks to convice charge shall b11 made at the rate of 15c fhte loans to those who maintain a, compenper $100 for such transfers. This charge sating checking acco•mt. !fua_ll not al!ply in the case of 1$ account whtch carnes a balance sufficient to proAll interest on demand paper shall be colduce net income to the bank equal to or exJecte<l quarterly or more often if desirable. ceeding that which woulrl· be produced if Minimum chm·ge for any loan $1.00. In the case of mmtgage loans, all costs official checks m· drafts were used for the transfer. such as the wliting and recording of the mortgage, the prepljring of an abstract or a Sitht Drafto and Bill of Lading Orafto. certific.ate of title, to be borne by the bot·On sight drafts and bill of lading drafts rowet·. received for collection direct or from nonPaat Due Paper. correspondent banks, there shall be a In the ca!!ll of past due note~~, there shall · charge of l5c }>er $100. Minimum charge be a service charge of 25c for each notlc'e 25c. f'<lnt to the borrower aftet• the first notice. On sight drafts and bill of lading drafts This charge applies to all notices, whether received for collection from correspondent written, verbal, ol'telephonie. banks, or from the Federal Reserve Bank, STOCKS AND BONDS. there shall be a charge of 10c· ·ner $100· Minimum, 25c. For the purchase, sale, collection or ex· ' 1- • ' . -~·--ch!\nge of coupon bonds, a fee of lfR of 1% · · Collections in addition to broker commisSions and othA collection shall be considered a trans~~- .expenses shall - be charged Minimum action, the proceeds of which are credited charge $1.25. to a customer's account only after payment · Forth~ purchase, sale, collection or exhas been received. change, of registered bonds, a fe~ · of j/1 of . Notes and drafts on out-of-town points1% in addition to broker commissions anrl COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS 15c per $100 or fraction there<lt plus all exother expenses shlill be charged. Minimum 1 pense, excepting w1ten compensating balan' ' charge $2.50. : Special Printing On Checka . ' .. l ' . ' ces are carried-Minimum charge 25c. Only stock forms of checks shall be furnCoupona: ished gratis to customers. A charge of not A set·vic~ charge of not less than 5c per Safe Oepoait and Safe · Keepint less than cost plus10','.• shall be made for coupon shall be made on all bond coupons Allll!embers shall make a charge for the s!)ecial pl'inting and binders. Other sup~ashei) over thetcounter for n\lll·depositors, rental M safe dl!posit boxes. There shall ,plies such as endorsement stamps, etc., shall nnspectjve of th!!/ltfiount. , be a 'minimum chw-ge of $2.00 per box, per :be charged for on the sa.me basts. Guarantl!eing Sipaturea On R~tiater~d annum, plus tax. lntereat on Checkin1 Accounts · Bonda, Stocka Cth. etc. ' No bank shall accept securities or other No interest !\h;lll be paid on demand deFirst ......... . .............. .• . . .. 25c propetty of value for ~e-keeping for a posit,!!, e~ceyt in cases where intet·est is reEach additional . , .. , ............. , 10c longer pel'iod than 30 days excepting when quil'e[l b:lr Jaw. Except in connection with sale thereof. held in a trust department. Checka Caahed Over The Counter Trnelero Checka Overdrafts · Checks and drafts cashed on out-of-town ' ' ' 't: % of 1 %-Minimum charge-75c. Overdrafts should not \be all()-wed. points for other than depositors, except Payment Of T .,..,. Should overdrafts occur,'•15c per ·$100 or .,. where compensating balances are carried •, Wben,a hfn,k obtains bilr~nd pays !.axfraction thereof shal~ be charged for each by the drawljr, shall be charged for at the es for depositors, a charge of 25c per reday the account is overdrawn, this charge mte of 15c per item or 25c per $100, which ceipt shall be made. to go into effE~Ct on the third dll!V after the ever is greater. · " Premiumo overdraft is created. An initial or miniCa•h\"•(• Checka and Orafta · No premiums of any character may be mum charge of 50c to be made to cover 15c per pului~ shall be charged for given in connection with the opening of ·J the coflt of giving notice. drafts and· Calihier's Checks. This charge accounts nor in any instance to depoSitors. may be waived in cases where compensating Checka Returned. Advmiaint. balances are carried. (Minimum charge Advertising in newspapers, ~P.ill{l.l;ines, A charge of 50c :will be made for ach~ ·. • 1&eents.) , • , . .• , . , check,returne4 ~-!lct!plHI~ Gf:l\~t suf!!,~t :- . ',; ( Wbel\ a chec~ng i14:CO~l{lt is~d ~by the \ ' - pr~s, e~., js perrmt~d . only in·: Pl!bli~. :/ funds, post-dated .er draW!II ag&IJ\~6\: lffli;Ol •.' · J . dl\ii'1181l0Ps.J>..d~l¥_;.:&s ~ ~-,'!?.(~,,~~. '·"~·', capons~~,- ~~~; . . } PI!~~~./l't4W ~­ lected'balances. ,, . fen'ing funds from tt!llllCal ·b nmch ·or office ·· · ·· menta bf owner!Vup and etrculatioii·. · ·. • ' ·.·· 300 - 400 20 None 400 - 500 25 , None All checks p~d in excess of the number of free checks allowed !lnder the ~bove schedule, shall be chargad for at the rate of 4c each. Minimum charge 25c. Countet· withdt·awal •·eceipts and ordet·s to pav taken up with a single check at the close of the day's business, shall be considered as checl<s under the above scheclule. All accounts having minimum balances in exces~- of $500 and smaller accounts which show unusual deposit ,activity, shall be subject to detailed analy!lfs and a charge made for the .service reitdered in excel§; of the eamings pronuced by the loanable balance. The following earning rate, reserve requirement~-. and item charge to be appliefl: Earning rate not to exceed ... . . . . . .. 3% Reserves, not less than ......... . .. 20 '1•· Checks on us, foreign items and local cleatings, not less thlli!l , . . . . . . . . . . . 3c Cm·t·ency and coin deposited per thousand not le~s than ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50c Monthly maintenan.ce, not le•s than . . 50r To Head Group Formed To Solidify Parts Of N. R. A. - . A f.'\ ' First City Bank R,acine Home Bank Pomeroy National Bank · Rathbt.;irn's Barik Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Citizens National Bank ...... F~st National Bank of Bacin"" ~~:~-~~~·-··~~·:.~~~ WEATHER- Part f 7 cloudy and colder witlr light snow in northeast to' n.i!lht. Tuesday cloudy n ~m g temperature. By Carrier 16 Cent&--By Mail $4.00 PRICE HEAVY TOLL \CLAIMED BY ACCIDENT by MEIGS COUNTY·BANKERS.· ASSOCIATION BANKING HOURS. Banks shall be opened for service tn the public for : a maxi!lfum <)f . thirty-three hours pet week. In View of the fact that Saturday afternoon is a legal holiday in the ~ta.te .o~ phio, all Meigs County Banks have apportLonad th.ese hours ae follows : ~~00 o'clock A;' M. until3:00 o'clock P. M. e#h::weelvlay, and 9:00 o'clock A.M. un~1 •12;0Q P. M: noon on Sljturday. AN Je . ill hofida¥s in Ohio shall be ()bserwd. J 11' 1933 -·AdoptedI ;1 <ODDIIDI!Od 011 I'OP Tllreel Marathon Dancers Perish In Flames 'IJI- p;, Wit~ I 0 Othero CribcaDy Hllrt ·When Pafiliotl Burna <1 ' ' rights Extradition SOVIHS WHC~ME U.S. ~MB~SSAD~R: ~UlliTT 11~N~R[O Welcome Of Unprecedented Proportions I• £-taged · FOR AMERICAN Who Meet; Troyanovaky I And Foreign Minis!- 1 er Litvinoff In Roy.il "DirtYLinen" case - riGHT n G~NTR~L What: A New Prince? lWU~R BY ~HTt ; IS ~EN[ WE~ nDAY I Ar Governor Begins Bat- ! tie In Earne&t For Monopoly Plan IS ENCOURAGED By Reaction Of Citi- 1 zen& Throughout ' State M~NY l~S[ IN ~UCKEYf IN MJT~ CRnli'M Four Victima ·~·~m Killed I., One ( int·W reck --- SLED RIDER �J. ' tl t • ' .' • ~ -III)A'\', 'DIJQEICBIII 11, ln:J ' I I PBON8 YO~ .NEWS TO '. c ----- ..... '* c::;;::;:e:u= ··- .. .'"'""' 1 I L' - .... .. Vf:U•aft BJ Carri~r cne wet~~~: .. .. . . .. .. ......... Clue )(onth . .. •.. , .. , ...• , . . • s.e y~ - , .1a onf! Month . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . DO • .,,oo Sl:J; Mool.hl .. .. . . • . . . .. . . • t.ao .1.00 1 'fO 'l'h.ree Yontha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -------J~.~ · 1 "~;· ~dR::ret r • v·.th k 11n thl' Tennessee Vallq project, keyatone •. ~ thP !'ll hll (' Workll pro&ram, beina: pu1bed forward ; , , , 1 ~ • .. ~ t ~l' in stl'enctbeninS" their bridges before I SP/! KB LllfE 'J'I'I S l\1,\N, • .. ' • • - - - - - - U.>:j•J<tulv:ri.Nt~(if'flu. ftv. ,C• ·~"""''·Ohic ... I • _ _,..; ,-.;.~~:;;;:;~,-~=-~:·~--~=-:=~-: c~=;-=:c: .~.=;=:~=,~-.:-: -~-,-.-~~"a=stes THE "UPLIFTERS" AT WORK O NCE MORE the public is compelled to h•ten to the ranting~; und ravmgs of the ind1viduul~ banded tow t gether to ·do al l 111 their power to help the crunmal i:iCC~ tion of the population to continue their nefarious opera~ tion:-; with a maximum amount of safety from the powen~ :· l••n of Lee Rudosll'Agency Agent Ill,of ~his the i Ruilway Expres.o; City I "We are preparing for increased I of law and order. Once more have they come forth t.o 1 t illpplng" ,'l.ll.ld Mr Rudilill "not ftnd fuul~ with the methods used and the quartem assigl!· 1 Illy durin(( the next few weela be• w re Christmas but very deflnttely ed tv pruwners in the Buckeye State. 1934. ln fo.ct we arc row engag1t 8eemR these enemeis to society fare forth ut cer~ t·ct In a business-building Cllmpaign \1 c call ' A New Deal In Ex pres~ 1<1111 ~ Jiecified intervals to direct attacks against the repw Business" and o.re confident that It re:H!~Ilc.~tlves 80Ciety hus placed in charge of the criminal~:~ will help speed alol\g President Roosevelt's recove1 y plan. who n1e UJ'tfortunate enough to be a[Jprchended, to set• 1 Evidence that holiday s!:uppiJJ!l ~ ex pcct.ud to be better Lhen last ) 'flllr th at th ey are properly ,punished for their· misdeeds. Natura lly these spmelesa creatures who can so eaBily -r~---11 1th the breeze nt your I.J ack Is !liven in the fact that two mUlton w~:.clai Christmas package P.ddress and. 1endily ll.ti w~ll. a~ convenie.ntly forget about the MUf~ mountain s where they will swncll lab:: ls have been dh>trlbuted thru 1 fe tlllg<i and the v1ctams of the Illegal movement~:; of th(•! .~.£\nother ~~~r~~~~e e~~~ JrPi~~~/r~P ~~~~~! otlt the express system for t.he convt·ulence of hoiJday shippers A supd e lllzcn .s the ~nderworld, rh;e up in holy horror be~ By Arthur uBugs" Baer HKrti!!Or>, Tyler and Tlpppecanoe !'IY Is 1\Vallable at the local expresl! l C'au se ;;octety deigns to treat these vile, skulking, cow~ Tlmt's keeping Ute put boiling •.IDee 11m Express 1\gCI'f<Y rcp1 escnta.aJ'dly cn.Jlrtures as befits their rank und station. ~ -M:-·~---4' Tile smatt citizen slays at home Uvc offers some Umely sUJgestlons lnst.e{:ld of treating them as enemies to society which 1 v.,,, •• b .... Ri•k --unrl t.elephol>.es his ~ot.e In That 1:11 the packing and addtt:8tilng of •-.. ..... 1 r u.d1 lur thell' powt!PJ' Jun·n ~ lm.t \ utlnli ~ by - mull ain't a bad Id ea. It thry IHO~ UK8Ul'edly are, the "upliften>" would have Ul:l J , We shouldn't be so critical of 'I he wltuw1 los~ lilxtccn oonstttutJUtli Ow opposing ca.ndtdates don't mln- gift Hhlpment.s to Insure prompt Rnd sl\1e Brrtval at this very bm;y 1tccp the crimi nals aftet' ·onvictio · I . , ·I European electiom; bt!lo1c \\t' look ~oml talk pnlltic.s second. Take u B.lc on tdectlon day why should IJt'riod In the traaaporta.tlon bulll. c n, In P aces more c O~C· 1over our own crysLe.l bupge.low. look e.l. Kentucky'!:! IMt- electlou ) tncit' mob~;? ne.ss These are Important becaw;e 1} J'~.;tic mbfwg flr!it claSI:I hotels where private ba.th.s, relld-o'ler ~he I'Ule roule but got 11 big · - -- - - - - - much of the holiday traffic come ing ruum!:'. and palatial surroundings in general will b Novcmbet· ts alwnyt~ n l>lgg!Lv t.mjol'lty of the wmuu.lt!ct ai.ld mJs::,. fi'OIIl infrequenL s~uppers , . e month in American politics. It Is Jng VERNON, W. VA. Use pknt.y ot good wrap)Jing th en· lot. m stcad of~~ b~1re four WHII cell whil'h they have then th11t Lhc ftee and equal clt1~n pa (lel and twine and if the c<mterJ;s ntel'itetl so well \ 1.1 undl~ to the polUna lxloth and 'l'lli1J' !l111 t any slap ,at Ken~uckv DJo.::LAYE.:D IU'C lragU<!, l:il\ .lndlcatc em Lhe · Jt' ~ 1 PIR}IS t.lck-l.ack-Loc on ~hu [\lmblu Cor 1t 'happens ~ ovor Your opMr~ Mae Brown and Specla~~~,1~agU~ ...;. and ~ !J. and when out· s~cJelY loses paLJeuce wtth the cauccr- 1ballot punent IEJ for 1 w o 1\CI order And were vlsiUna: he.r mother, ' ' l&bels ii'e ~t Qbt.alniOle ' tOr t~tfr growth and .starl.s tu throwing the agitator1:1 them- ' --11 l'OII Me agall t tt he Is willing PJck.enB Sunday. shlpmcukl wlt.h contents of thaL 0 1 1 Bm·nHrd LleVing. wife ami duugh- l ' :ltUI'C selves into J1ul and s olitary confineme11t to subtdat ui 1 we ~e~~rpt~::d ~ptl~~ :u~~~fcc 1~~ ! tu shoot 1L out with you KP.ntucky tl'led to !!Lop the happy duels by t 2r spent Sunday With Milford The complett· and legible "dhread aud wt~.ler fur a time, the chances for a decrea!:'.e in 111g glant whose eru s had been sold- checking up the ballots the next lfoffm&.Jl .u~rj htmlly U l'f:'st>lng of pack1tgr.s Is of vtt.ul tm· . ' jj 1, cted to his head by many blows His thtY But whun !l Republican gets Zelia Rickatd vl:.t1cd I'CCCnUy wllh porLancc as Ulegible or Incorrect c rnu c WI uc KTeutly t~nhanced for the very good reason l1 ose was akimbo on n neld of mud aL a. Democrat hl::l a.ngcr has her parents, Ray Rickard and ram - "rna.rks" often cnuse dela.ys In that t•very lime one of these ridiculouK statements of tbe scars, azure, tilennootatlc infrlnemeutl! He ca..l uv Ll'lunut Owing to the growth or :m made lonr after he hM[:l fon~ot· tnan:y lllliit.ll tcwn.s which have ag1ta tu18 goes forth in public print, the underworld pop~ "Who you vottnu 101 , Buddy'/" i:itay tu 1 the quarrel Ml !i HalLI<l nuud and chlldi'Cn or l'l:come llizcable citlet;, ex.pJ'eas peo!!Per~ the week end wiLh ulatiou finds their work that much eu1der und conse- h~ asked "Why, the 11eoplc"K I Cplutnblts r.J<J urge thllt ~he comtlletc street hu s i ~ Ler, Mt·s. [rent• Suytl' qu c utly tlwy become bolder io ail apjlreco'abl·.. extent. choice" chotec a<tdlC:st> (If the 1er.elver of a package buddy?" "Who's "Why the the llt!Oplu's man of Lhe WP tlrlll't .~ec why lwu mt'll Otm~' Lltwtng a1:.d the ~ddress. I Indicated i\ wur on crime should lJc· JUSt what war is in every hour." "How do you spell lt. butl- l'llould ~ lu g, bite o.nd l:>CI'ucth be- ' 'l:HlinQ: hi~ parents George Llo>vhoi ro Co.re In wri tng names of st.u.tes l dy?" "That's !l ~;ccret" "Well. 1111· CJ:tusu a thlrcl 111an It> gollll!l l.o get uuU fumlly Bwtday o t !Cl' 111sta ncc-- pJain he11, ae Sherman so aptly ttn buddy don't. fol"geL tllnt n vo~ 11 l'rl" tuolish to talk poUUc5 wlthouL Quite a. number ol rolks !1om t'speclully when nbbrevl&tlons arc used , Is ulso lmportanL There ate tl1at murmer of spending one's d11ys. there should be for Toobi .Bcrammi&Ler Is o. vote for u good job. But. they tlo And you Vcrno11 attended the p T dozens of cities and towns of the l:elng Sllotted a fifteen -yard sta.rt meetlrj'J of Board Friday night, no thought of armistice, concessions or anything else un~ Good government." 5alllc name located iP dUferent hlates If tho state name Is abbretil the crooks e'ngaged in ·t heir illegal trafficing, come That's an he s~~olr1 . Ht.~ bamu!t \'!atcd in such a way as t.o SIJfJIJelt fm'lh , nnd agree to behave themselves and then act ac· t"atrle.:t no Jesend. Hili volr.tJ waa llS the wrong sl;a.te location, packages mild 1\S a Whl&tler twlll!l.ht. Bttt may go astray, uo matter what cordmgly. ~ ~ flir ftnybody woul<l know that. you had rc.re ts taken by tranaportatlon peaIJI your choice of Scrammlater or doIn handllna: them. Ing your next. setting up exercises '.11 a tons cake nt Ice. We voOOd lor BIUGIITER OUTLOOK Tooto ROt about fifty qulverlno 'll 11 1 f \Otea caet by uenous citizens who Wl[ ' Jouoa111 R u mcm al work Lht·uughuut dtt.~ litnte (Ire camule6 In the dark ~wd liumln~d ~ who huva been idle fur months and ' · M C . . In some Jrontic1 stlll.e!! l,h,) evt II YNm;, Ill Cllf~ ounty, ga111fully occupit!d, there is ca!Ldld~~otes travel a. little furW 1er every rcw:~u u lor ~eJgs County busin !!::tl:i menu~ well as aJI In th~ir bo)'llih enthusiasm. When t1 , . . t b · · · f h · · ! a maro rWls for Coroner they start o. Jcn; n e opti~HSLIC o . t e lmmt!dtete future regardless t:U; new adm.lnl•tr&tlon w:tth a. a:r068 of whut muy be m store m the more distr.nt time to come. or r!oely auorted sample.!. Ttu•y 1 I I ill All- ·: ; I !·B'! I Woth lhc inexcu•nble dole placed on the •helf, per- hio duily uctjvi~les and he wllj also be ml ..ed througilout the •late and n~llon bepa~•• the trernenqous amount of il]flu ence he ol<erted for all that is good and beautiful and worthw)tlle. Thnustotl<ls qf sl~<le•ttl! came under the wing of Dr. Tbomr•·•on during his tslj~r· of rffice a• pre•ldent of the !ffeat Ohio St4te t[filverslty and there is probably not u tiJos~ tlloijs~n<ls who will not rea<i oingle member ht aiJ with unu•ual!y ke~n account of the passing of "I [" . "It's a GENfRJU G·B Chmt"'"• Gtj.' r,·.. ,,. fllfllll WITH "*"" on, cent''""' ""til . [Jere a practical Bllr ~1 o11ly II e Aut.llhuu ~ Rudt.oa~J'C ~ : i\rujr':~l'tli.r• creaw.Wras i.u tboKraft I\ollraclo Whip. ........ J.aa. R...cdolt., • gift for a prat:ttcal year. J~v:'ry woman wants a modern electric re£rigentor. It is :a necenity you. are sure co buy eventually. Buy 11G-B now-lor Cbristmu, and y01t buy boch tbe s:lfc aod the necenity with die same dollar. • Come ift .ad aee our complete Uoe of Monitor Top aod G·B Flat Top models ... alt·mel CAbiuetl, sta/Q~l" •teel froe:cias t:bambeu and a-any new ~:on•~a­ icac:e features. • The G·B )•oq •~let"C 1Hl~ be delivered for Chrlstmtts,or (,n c:iri t· :,3, mC)tnift& you UQ &ive her a beu:uf\'1 (j ~ Ci1ft C~ ttlti~.l(t aDd sb• c:aa selen tbc ' l!! :i!li ~ ·~H~ ·lei \t\~ -~~~ ,'A!". ~·1:'•,JM.i0'~.t• lt <-1'# I'1, ~nr ~, t '· ~ 11-f ... . •.~~ . ~n ' around mid- 11132 l!.uex Terraplane Coach 1932 Chev. Lone Dual Truck f929 Ford Coach 1928 Chev, Coach 191.9 Eaaex Coupe 1929 Chev. Truck 1929 Ford Coupe 1926 Chev, Sedan P~Qteroy . I v:sttm at Pt. Ple-.sant ThUl'Jday. Mr and Mra. Everett YOUlll', Jolt, I arw:t Mrs. Emmet.!: Young, Oeoqt MANY Zuspan and Mr Johnson were till• <Continued from D!'ge .JJH~:I . wrs at Cottagt:vllle Wedne8d&J. bantment nur Milford . Clermont I Pred Klmzmg who hL'I been 111 JJuffered several months aa:o m a b rc1Jorted to be impwvlng. eruh &t Mont.gonwry, w y 8 Mr and Mu HaZP.n Rolllh ot A 1un Lhat had not bee11 loaded 1/lp.gdale wert: gue11UJ ol Mr. and for 30 years was u.~ by Ja.mf's M I'll, Otha Lelvtng Tuel>day.y McCoy, M. of Scranton. near Steu· benvllle. to take his own lUe Patrqlman Eitel A Ho.n'man fa tf; lly wounded 11.n. unidentified robber auspect In a gun bnttll" lnughL on the runnlnr bOard of H. taxicab speeding ot•er ColumbuA st. t't't s The orflcer also was wounded a Jthough not se11ously he co.:.:uc.nlry;;..:.._ _ _ _ __ _ l favorite( Ina today was crltlclt.ed by Rep Treadway <R) 01 Masu.ehu.aettll who demanded the hearings 0e po'tponed, MASON CITY Harry OreS!! wa~ a business visit· or at Huntlnrton . rhurl>day CHIEF Mr.s L C Furbee and Mrs L J R t u tencutter attended a bridge 1he tant.l.izing OnOI'IJ of true mar• IContlnuec:l zrom page ooel htnchean at Hartford Wednesday I 'OODlli~~t: and true otd.£a111Uonedhoiled they c:t.nnot tu.ndle wm ~ • Ida E Wolf W lWl a visitor at her dreuon""; newly cumluned! Smooth 1nto the oo.tional co'un•ll sen~ hmoe here this week and 'dvt:ly, made in the eaclutive " Leo d L Kraft Miracl"' \\'lnp. aJv:t Helen Emery of Malden nar YOQS or Ravenswood The complc-te ~etup Included 1~ Wall a visitor here Lhis week addition to the councJJ here ala' • Mrs John EliRs and children KRAn•s MIRACLE WHIP directors and local eounciJB 1~ eae~ ' ~ere recent (Cue.sl.8 of Mr an :::I MrF : of the more t.han 3,000 countlu 10 · ~ ~ ~t ~lfton SALAD DRESSING r tty was a bus!nt'l'S I -::::;::-:;:::::;:=:==:::~~===..:.,._ I Mass i '~W&'J·~. W'&J~~~~(I~ ~~~ -~ """<.!:/. ~~!"~,~~~~--..,~!:./. ... ~·< ~~' ~'::.t KJ/ri!-I..JI[Jifr.::./..JffPf4.411'1!14PI;!;l lii1 " lii1 Jt DIdy"U E s Th k t t • . ~ VCf 0p 0 JO . - you · · Th e1r. mer• can fll I your every ii Jt 1 bile, It was rev;alt!d, said to have . been driven by .Lestt:r Pulllns, who ! rf!l!ideB near -Lha W£'st corporation lime or the v!l.lage1 ~ • 1 The Pullins car wu.s enroute west I on MJU Stree.t, and the lad accordlt.Q to th~ re)1ort, was walking along ! side the roadway near Lhe home or J ltiS parents when the acoidel\t oc- noted ence--confidence in deserve them and the goods they sell. COnfj,. ~ Yo~r mere hants a1m · to ke~P: ·your buaine!.s by deserving it. ~ Shop With them. by every test. The wil~ prove it. buyer and seller. They ' always ·1 eH the best ••t, I A LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE it ~· 2 sc ,. ~~-.' - ----- --- :------·- •• ~ No ·LOOse Ends .J..,.. '** 0 lliiO: ,....._,a r•• - ....,....,.., ,. . , ._. . . .,. • 0 ....., ...m t , .. 'F r .. ~· "' , .,' . ,. I\' ,, ; ' 8J>OD ~ .,.: ""!1:1!!1! f 1 ' ·- a. • • . ~~, ~t~'t - • ..,. ~ I>I'D ·Biolr·OQ. ~·-ab>n mo <lilt ~:lie wllal4•If W 1m_... ,_. tlio.• blto '" ,. . CO! I l'ha1; _ . .. . . . f. . Jib ...... play, H...ncft W aft W. .._, ~~ pc.l' •,jll llo'a- ..... for 70FII ~ 1'::·1 ·. - 7 .....,.,. 1 SO SMOOTH .. :;,:'o ;;;nr. 1..ltl7' .. WHY LU(lKIES ARE SO . ":ilr. •... ,' J.' "it's toasted" ., I _,.._ . FOR THROAT PROTECTION-FOR BETTER TASTE i .. .' , •I ' t ' 1 ;.. I . I lii1 a...- ... ~ :I'J. . ~ ,'l"\ I of ~ ~ I Good advcrtiainr ia not a method that don't it of .tellinll' • ~ ~ ~-· C " f•d • h on 1 ence 11 t e open rolld betw:een your tl ~Jo Buy handkerchiefs with what It save• d They . will " ~ . - tetalla at ldl ••me. Clark I cu;,:llf •. 0. Tracy and deputies They Maintain quality at reawnable prices. Their goods Tnw:J, tiM JOio pi&Jer and Pat'! were :mmmoned about 7 o'cloc:k ltU.'I-rr~<~ ...,&OII .... - . . ... ,"'.......,.1•• , . always satisfy. ~ ucret loft, can.. She bd met ' blm .!1unday evening, the authorities re- 4-..frioe. L-enu•Tuot~Paa~e,....!ebrd.. .....,,,.~ . . . but be dGta tiiCOini•e her. ported and conducted an JnvestJ- llflln,..;ne, 00 "'. . 10 '"'" kl 11.,. 1""" "' 251 Noc• ~ Ha•edl.tl latrodaees Pat u hb• g:1tioq Into the affair o.t the request .,.. llowll"""'n•,b-nlflea•Mp.-u,,urLO<•Jo..M II.... , • Wh. en you bu_y from your home merchants, you have tha s-•. ., II • • • Juu l!•pt<1llltn&ltl1 ts J"''f ~YrJ ~ 1C at. ....,, Bite 11 lndi(nant, but he u· ')[the parents. 4eiM!frloot. Duylbl"l(ll ,,.., pred whb l~llea•••• l&factton of knowing th t b . • f • .Jalu l&t~ tllat IIi• 'W'&I thinkiDI ar Formal charges may be pl'eferred Madk.,..,hl~r. • .., .....~1y. 5UIJIOI•nn. .............. a you are uy1ng &ahs achon. ••r np•tatlon uul that it. woalc1 b.e naalnst the driver of the car by Ule - r <..o. JT JS ALWAYS ad•bable fer Iter to 111anle that parents, Sherilf Tr'"'y said Mondoy. ~ PROFIT ABLE TO BUY FROM HOME '· nle .. laq u aM Ia ta ':etaJ · at Dr. l'i.:llce stated that no bones ! MERCHANTS BECAUSE THEY HAVE THE WILLINGNESS W. home. Aee~atomed 'a IOVII!riJ, Pat. rnelll ia U.e la:tur1 01 her ' AND ABILITY TO SERVE YOU WELL. ..rreuadiDra. Readt,a aa aa'"• the • ..,,dent. but was believed , aeanumeat of Clark'• lapproaebln& ccmdde.rabl:y Improved Mol"day aaniap .. . .MIII'the Match. Pat e:amorning ~W¢)W&)W'&)~~W&J~~~ ~~WJ)W&}~W&JW&J'i!ftW&)lft .-ltMNPl\18 of JealouJ. Follow · . / •0 • ... tM -*t.llq ,.,_ .. IJddre "aT:!· .,... ..~"1' .. . ' · Ranrholt. wants to rhe I' ~t • 1 ~ : a tift &o ~lebrate their eom.in& lo .... ,(~ .''J ' . , , , 'I ' aft1acpemeaLSh.e aelec~a roada1.fr • - ' . a. . ' like Marthe lb,rth•L Ntttin& Paila IIIIIIJpoiatment wh.e. Clark roea 'a•a:r with \Js ftanete>'a familr and ., lt...,ka aa aJpolntme'i't hf teaeh her ' ,•llow to 4rln, Bavediott 'a!Jb bedf ,. ... {> ' atle Ia Ia lo•e wiu- Clark. She denies "You'rf! preUler Ia lbe sold, *llJhtw ... he ad,IN ftfenall'f'IJ, IL Daya ro bJ with notbin& but ltrldp aad Pat ta eihaustetl. ' 1 , cliAPTER TWENTY ·THREB to eatc-h me cheatinl som~a nfgbt.'~ Wda td lilsibi.tter Jle~J. She .could • 1 r . ' "Why?" nQt let him down, ". "Kow '• mU,:h d1d we wln1" per· .. A matter ol dollan and cenW The ntcht of Patrl'eia'a .fin.t pub· j aiated the alrl. ' and pride, Patricia. The old fuddy~ lie t e 1 t fouDd Ju'lla.n llaVerhoh. "ElflVen ' thouu.nd, four hundrtd duddy owned the brid~ ncket ln OBualJ.y ao c:alm nd coatJ:Ol1ed; lp dollan. A 'bia af.4ht.. Patricia." tb11J town pntil my appcannee oa a at.;ate o( extreme ~nsion. In t.J;le Suddenly, une~ly, P&tricla tlie scene. Wh&t a ah01:k that was ft~t place' be edth'!!IZed bel' fr'odt. burat into ~lli;r,. Ey8eytbing t'i'&!!> t9 Mr }llau!" Aaverbolt cbuekled; Blue was an anluck7 color; It )'nk«ie aU wrong, thf ;"~rld'..,.a.s all a.wr)' softiJ, continued. "'Until I arrind "-im nervou1, alwaJI had. 1 Somehow, she bad t ..f betiJel!, her Bhur bad the eountrJ fooled with "You're prettier in the colci, any. own ldenttty. Somehow, impercep· bridre of the vintace of 1906. He bow, ' hit added deleuively, eon.. dbly• bu~uffiy, a he had betome a handed down 'fl{eeklJ pfO.tOOI\Ce• acloua of her: amue...en~ , • b'l \iriti-"iii.b'ibleJ', wilming from menta on the ftner pointl of the nllln't tt tiad laek &o 'Cibani'e-'1'"' ! people wt-ml1blc t.o loae, playing ll&JU, he sold tbowmnde Qof book• qaeried Patrida IDD.Ocentlr, ,.,t 1 fait. yea, but_. nevel'tbeleu. for that e<Juld b&ve been written b7 a Jbil;tit llll''ke''-. MI'Vo..a to ell~." enormollll lltakeh. She was acce'pted child of three, hia imbeellle m.,. "Do fOD tbhik aT" he atked:. ineverywhere, but '' accepted beeause a2rne waa bought by bridRa play.. at&ntQr alert aDd tToubled UKl aerl· 1be played a brilliant game ol erS all over the wor1d. Mr. Blair, Ia oua. Then, he saw abe wu llia1h- 1 carda, , because lulian Haverholt -.b·~rt, waa the oracle of eo~~traet. lt il\ar. H• laucbed to(). termed him-~ ' ' .... ' ' ' wa• there to back her up in a lte. nP11rly broke hit toft, nreet old telf ••uperatidoll81diot, but atefer. Sbe had won ten thousand dollars heart to be altow:n ap h]l' a rank thelei. bUiiiWd -.pon tb~ ellaace. In • 1'in1le nitrht. It Aeem~ to her ouuider, by someone not avs men~ •And, bUI'I'J, pleale, wt mut; be tha.( a'he 'had 'p.id tfol"'t.hat victory doned in the aot'ial re~ater. Be had then a&,el1b&-tbirQ' prom,_,... 1 ,n the coin o1 her own youthtnl alwaya believeff that the p.me of Pru4itttlJ, Ioiii' befGn' ~t- I d~ney, her own flnenesa., hel' O\fn bridge belon1ed to ladiet anti ~n- tblrtJo Patriela drttt:ed dowa th4l ldeala. t:lndtr tb.:! spell of·thls man'• tlemen." ltaln, wearfDc the~ troek, ,_.., ! perAOilality she had yield•!d up her "But, you are a J'f!ht)eman." Pa- tlrht &ttblc, biJIDitely lwmnl'ftl' to very seJt. tiad llurrendered the rirht trieia. protest;M, not I'MIIy inter- her IWr and 1ldst:. Bawdaalt e,ed ~o liYe tier own life in her own wav ested. her proudiJ, eoJitelztedb", She ' wu not Pat;ricia Warreu •n\' "A hlrhJJ debatable point,"" ...., "It ther pve dte eap 011 loot,, m(1~; •he w.U P'•tricia ,Haverholt m~trked Haverholt, ,.rlnninr. "Pm Patricia, Jou•d wtD It haacll down."" ' For a monUmt, Julian Haverl10lt afraid I'll aJ'wayalook like a specie• "Thoee are lltront' WOI'dl, WlJ tooktd j( ttle sobbina: girl in a ki'ntl ol stoundrel to the boys who were friend." uid the lid. dimplint". uf lil!!c!lrH:!Iilrted · · bewilderment born to higb-hatl and tai1 coats and "N · " • btt too stronc" lllld fOl' j 'Then, le~tmn~ ove~ he gathered her long dull family trees. That. aulta know lt, J01I ~n JOGIII'i!lterr11 he 1 imo h1~ arm& She wept againat fl,ia me. I'm sometbinc that any of them. returned, hll dark, ba~Mbbma ,._ shou lder quietly, bopeleaslj. ~o would Jive thet:J: eye teeth to be- brfJrhtznlq. , ~ :use telhna him , what w.aa wrop.g the greatest bndge pla1'r In ~e AU tblwa7 to tile B~ WJutoD 1 f!V@n 1f 8 he F!euld have found word11 world, mademoiselle.'' he dlleulllllltl bftdae. TWII .... J.a1 ; r(lr t-tu• wretcht"dness and confuai~ He bowed. firlt toarDIUIMDt. -..1 of ~er m'nld. · ~ • ~' · "Have ,yoo e'f'er played a•a.illet. her tliU ............ JllaJ' wu di:f-! ' "Ther,, ~h•te- my dear, dry• yQUT Bl.airT" aked Pa~a, Weanr to ~~ ~, e~··~•• t-'!..... ao . ........: .......... lalllld iiU,eyn l shOuldn't have bf,en 8(1 ahoJ't death of bi~ bnntnt. With yoa I know roo did your beet "Never, ud I neter wtllso loll&' earU til ttM .... lAIII: ... I this evening. Put my a.nappiMU aa he ie in his rla'ht mlDd. Blair then 1M lll18t b7 to pl. a ........ down to nervefl and r~atural coai!C!d· ney w1sely 1i'ave up tournament Ufl7 to-~ OIIPM...,. ~ , nes11 ..\fter all it wu a lon1 ses- Jmdge the year that I WDD tbe a double ......-. pcr#kt .... 1 alon." Eastern championship. Said the t.ricla. lt m.Q' lbNil tile ...... She allowed him hil own Inter- time h&d come to liw the rouucer betwm the bJc1t. aad 8¥L4* • a 1 retatlnn ot the ~ars. She regarded player& a cha~ ... Tbert'l a llueb ~~ lDI blea.klr. looktng a11 at once 10 for you, PatriCia. HJfad we ... ll.t•ll. • ...., an. 10 desolate. 110 pathetically Patrteia did not lauch. She hoped ~~iSba 1,..1C a....,.. 1 JOUDII', tjlat be _.d 1fith braetna p&a~iona,tely that their entry In ~ miiV , W .kp% 1 MII.D~ cheerfub)eaa.· the eomtnc toarument woalcl • B7 • & • Diil1t &W"7' • "I ~now r:sa're Y'Om to a frazzle. be accepted. PerbaPI- ~beD Ue fUIIM:nc ltt•u~~ , tp U'j t w founrater. Maybe after t,!te Blair mlcbt have~ breathiq speD. miPt JOG do.. It Open a pack of Luckies and lay the 20 every l .ucky i!i! free trom annoying ~umament ne~ week we caD ar- ro on a e:rui&e .omewhen alooa, ~ &DI • ~t~J• _. loose e: nds, The tips are clean-ell[ cigarettes side hy side. Youcan'ttetlone . .,.. Jor ten ofo..:• at Palm Beach, mlaht ba.. oa opportomlty to wla )o ~.r ~I' a ~ruile to Bermuda 1f rou'd be~ W8J ~~ 8lplltr . : : : . .... from another. Every Lucky is round, rhe ttlharco doesn't spill ou r. That's nth"f'_.r n• am dear tb~. ~ . ~ .. a ... '' "T"en we're enteriDJ doe IOUl'Ttie fon.n.m. Jiwi - '. firm and fully packed- with choice why Luckics dr.JW eastly, hurn t:wn ly .~. { 'bolt reeet•e,f m:t~~e' .... " I ) . .rn••'t !." ·• "If Rea 'BI ,•aeetllb qpr. en- •pt.aaea fll ·folie of ..._ Baa - I D W 0 ' · ,. ' ·til Turkish and domestic tohaccos. And - and arc always mild and SITI<.JOth . f">·" Ju!t!:l"pa~ oald IM!Jflht- ODd Patricia &Woiloelt ID lbo-. wla .,.....,., I! .. ~ II._ I There is a Jaw of relativity in advertiainc of which I venture to aay Prof. Einatein know• nothinc. It Ia a law J11at the eame and micht be aummarized in another old aayin1, "Put fint thine~ first.'' <five the really important items of yolll' advertiainc newa the ll'eater emp!tuia. And remember .tliat while American• are a na,tion of headline readera, they look for a few detaili under the headlinea that win their attention. ~ -, They are friendly merchants. ' buy newspapers to get the newa. They okim the headhnea and read what appealo to their intereat, So the fellow w~o buya adyertiaincapace and then neglecb to tell readers aome· thong that wtll appeal to them aa newa ia waatiq hia money •.• He ehould have a new atory to. tell every day, and he ahould aee to it that it haa well diaplayed headlinea to-catch the reader' a attention Thia doean't mean that he m111t eaaccerate. It doean't mea~ that he m~·~ aprinc a "aenaatio~" every titl;le he coea into print. The pubhc 11 alwaya buoy proVIncthe truth of the old aayincthat "Where enrythin11 is too atrikinc nothinc atrikea.'' j ~ The merchants of your city keep up wo"th the t"lmea. Th 1 h ey we come l e opportunity to aerve h d" • - d . c an tae 1' prace r•rht n.nd of a variety that need. I ~ ~ 1 ! Chevrolet Co. the committee In=:!u~:U::Yeo:~n':po~: rt~~~~":ew t::s~~iua~h~a~~ ~e~cl~;t~~:d!~!~,e ~~~~ w~u:: ,.' .. :!m~.,.:~uy ~rore I - . . - - - .., hi> ..... ••· W'Wie U., ue IJ,ICI!II8iq bui- ars! 1 ' llv• on and ou au!l on. ofllm! I •ore!y ove~xud appreclpbly lfljlger ~I ~ih~r.yor's ......u .ot se RECOMMENDATION at Enid and faits company otftctals early Mon1 Klng~llhl"r .!hortly arter Mrs Prtt- 1 ~ 1 ,day revealed thllt a ftashlight. Lhards bodv wa.& found hy a hlgh· i !olUltain pen two automobile tires way department employe near here ' I \o1 1:1. road culvert WldMpread ~ and u. quantity of gasoline wer<• search. failed to loc8 te Prltch.M. d'11 missing, Th~ cheek-up fo.1led t n J.oQv r 1eveal anyLhlrg else of much value "itt utom bll ml58ln&' "' y-se.ve!". a o es, presum - ~ A · 11 fi dl .. b.y fwrn Wlchit.a. and other southpparen 'i n ng no money t'rn Kamas t.owll8, paap.ed through about ttle pla.ce, the thleve6 drain- l!:nid late last night d· ~ 11 ed o. p.!!olin•! tank of an auLomo- i t>nce to the report thatg va n~o~~ad ·" bile stored tnere of lts contcnt::l (Qrmed there bent on seizing thP. and then procured the two tire, 11 ~ ISON;!r and the ethel ~rpane, uruci~s ;_:s- · her....,._ . . .._ pail ._ •t.. ••Tin1 tile . . . . an JodHc f• Pat. Uaaltle .. ... .-.'l,..t. Pat taorte to ._cut lldll ... lllaJII 'ref.aioaal - - l a t e r n r ... l>lll . 00 (Continued Prom Paae Qoe, home commttt.ee. announced acting · Be~re ....... ot the Treas...... Mor...,nWltUam Roblon, ntabt patrol_, -J ·-· man here, aid the deed wu prob- thau wished additional ttme w prepare ht. t~.~.tt::ment He La ex....,.t· ~-"·>~ll' committJd when he was a.t ,.... ... "'"' A ha.sty check~up by the moto~ 1 189th, t\(•ld •utillery aclc Wbil' Salad Vn·l"~iuH i!! Dll eu .. Urely new lflle-Doltoo !~rl, not luu bl..od, uot lou oily in 811\lor. Madflol eholce.t lugretlieoLH, tu.lJ:ed to lltl1f ftltued r••••d National i!~~ ~!i::~~F~·~1:~,·co~~.:~ ; . •co"""""'~ l M P • 'W"'dd Mil, eauerl lnel:r Patrk:U. 'Wurea te at:ee:pt Ida a..t. ,...._ • Ja IMt ~a rlnll&nl• .a- wldle .. Pa&.'1 _,..,. Pat .·ay critical hosiesses J'Oit dtltvt~ pu) ffltiO t~ow and df•'l \f4ttlito i~ ~ I · -·- - · - t1oo ..... ~eople street.< of Pomeo·oy unci Middleport, the two principal town :1 111 1he County. There is therefore 1 much cause I or rejuidug ut the present Y<tletlde and many children will experience the kind of Chrlstmrut they have not enjoyed fur ma ny yeat·s and in some cases~ never before. l.ci ihe good work cOIDtinue. -•-·•d prlnll tbereofl...... """".., -- - ........................... ...... ._r...u.u .... _ THAT news value io just as important in the adverti 1 ing columna of a daily newspaper aa in any other columns. euHOiy apparent if one uulloa~s about on u •troll along fhe Dll. TIIOMPSQN P~t:S JH E I'ASSING of·D'r: Thom~son will ue felt keenly among tho1:1e lf,saouiates who worked with him in I 8Tlt0Pijl8 OSCAR L STEVENS, EDITOR OF THE QUINCY (MASS) PATRIOT-LEDGER, SAYS. , mun e 11tly it is hoped, and red blooded men and women i glh' ll il c hance to ear n what th<~y can for their needs. the 1 s uu ~ ~ t-:hiniug much more brightJy u.long the ( Bt::ud .tl prcHcut. thun it haH fot· a:uJmetime. That the change Jn business activities is noticeable is tennm·• GASOLINE TAKEN I ' Did You Ever Stop to Think? ~ - f ~nth Struck B~ ·Auto, ImproVIng I ... --·-- 1 H ~e:!th of dom . . . '"~ i suN o~ y EVEN lNG 2~;:~~5it~~ bus whe~ the tormer wm o.ltcnl Ut.6t art16t& The service wUI tle S 1 And S to business matters Dan Whli ·.' ! eld at 4 o'clock. . a ea 1 e"ice Rooms I ;,nd Eiols.e Cooper accompu,lllerJ 1 Entered By uJimmy 1~em to ColumbWI and will be ~ur , • 6 '· J in1" Window 1 A porion p .......1 "' I - - .:'"\: 1 'va~llcal church. A strin&" en · 1 1 ~mble from Amesvme will b ~ I ., I t,,..,.,,.... ' better than I 1 One Word Led To ·~··"· " ......... ~~tn~::w:A03~;: ::~ ~~=-=:J~~~~ 0 'lcash. ::;n,o;:.,on:~;, ..~.:,. "'f.":~:~; : was left lnt.act, however. ~ mayonnaa'"se!" rrovinR bu.slnes:~ condltiOllli and IP· creased buying power, in the opln · l i ~~~~. ;-:-~·~··:~2··-'~. .~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r-~~~~~"';~~11;,..,:"_-Jll!-, --- .,. _ Above, a bridge of ancient "Yintage:· undercoiDI' rlrld -reoon-,1 u tt• t•nable tt to aafe)y bear the heavy truekl. 1 .. um l from Wheeler Dam 1lte. At left. dreda'·l 111 , ~n r,t,'~> a l'fl shown at. work on the site of the eoft'e~ da n1 that wtll be mon! than a mile lonr and will form " lake of more than 100 square miles. 1' I ... ol the Ptltchardll on Nov. 23. PrltIll•! chard had pnvioutly obt&.1ned the of 1 ~'"'• 1 die. T~.>nn., Ia ---- • ?f wn1 •• 1 ill' m I 1 v~~~~~A - .aL.. I' 'f • creed, If they f,l't to haw• 3"V rlaim UIIOn the _Iova. loy-a lty and devotion of the people, mtmt be in harmony With the teachlhg& nf Jt<KUS th~ Chrllt whose words fit into e•tery fold ll.nd crevi w'O or t •• ~ lnJ.m8IJ heart' ,t;, ;l d '9.•h::mt it was uld hs. Jolm,., (tJ "NEV"R MAN : ;~..~r.:rue-E;.lnJ:~~~ · HnUSE H1NSACKrO ~~~;:::~.:.;::E I u H [ ln~J1or Mr and Mrs J H Bmlth and ant clues ttl,).at. mlcht lead to au ev~nl~ at th~ ho"';n~; f.1 1 s He~' ,H,azetil Vancooney s~nt Sunday f,J faro'i.d Sprinaston Receives . Alao Tires; fail To Find arr~t wert la.cltin&bert Ohamb •·· •un ngton , the auests of Mn. M .& th ,. 1 )(r l'ld ~ A Smith's l>ISte.·, Miss Maude Taylor I Painful lnjurie• in l oney; n-U orabea MB.8. !:VA SPILL PASiES Athei.aa pe t · ~- Ka.sler (If Shannon RU5SeU retunhnt 1 Traffic Miahap lnveeflaatinc A short aervloe for Mrs. Eva Bptu 8 Pay ' trith Mr. to Mrs 1 ... _ ....~_8 And lpll her home at Bradbury, Sundk" , •' ......:._ 13 yean ot tit, who pused a.way o , ehq!e. corner lifter a visit ht!re with h b 1 · Satwd" morntnl w.t about 9· 45 of PUth avenue and Mill J;t.~,; PParl McKnight and wirer rother lrJured seriously when st.ruck by JlmfllJinr a window In the l't? '' ocJock •L hl!lr home on First avePreddie Klein la reported to b6 Mr and Mrs Alb e. Fa h I . n automobile, Buoday afternoon ol t:,tle repah· shop, a. thief or nue wlU be rondupted TueM:tay at improving at his home' on South •, da ughter F•i•da and ertMi·· eM~~. ~ '.t.out I o'clock, Harold Bprtnpt.on, thieve~~ entered the R . B Rawlinlr. 1 p ll. other services wUl be con'Molrd 1 ' ' ~., ,.., year old so 1 ... d M E 1 avenue ro"1 a three weelui Park wera visitors In Hu.ntin on , • n o .,.... an rs. ar Srms automobile seal! a.ncl &enice dotted at 2 o'clock from the Bapt11Del8. , 't I Si!.turday gt • PI lngston, of Mill street, was said plant here Sunday niaht escaping tlst. Church at Raelne witl'l lz¥er1 1 be somewhat Improved Monday. wlLh a small amount. of merchan.· Mist Mlld:'Cd Hazelton spent the Mr and Mrs Frank J h ment. tn the Greenwood cemetery week end with relattves and tnrned Sund~ eve o nson reA buileth~ Issued by Dr. R. E. :dl.!e, In cha.fae ot Ewtn&. frlendli at 5hade spending the v.~k :~g eofrom l .olce, lo.::al physician who attend·'l 1he Interior of the place ha..d been 8urv 1vlng are two brothers An~ IN COLUMBUS ON BUSINESS 1~ ,, with N>latlves :::d fnle wn- e1l t.he lad's lnj:lrtes, u.ld Monday ransacked, 1t wu :revealed trom t.!lony and Nlal Salaer both of RaMr and Mrs C. P' Rathbum NO REHEARSALS IPI! D~C;ds 'F. t.Tat although his oond1tion was Sheriff's A. 0. Tracy's lnveatJp.- dne. Her hu.':iba.nd preceQed her in left Monday momln(C tor Cohuu Mrs Ftmc Bu.dbury idM~t. f : {~u~a~t W&l! was not belleved critical. tlon Monday morning, M though ! c:\••o.=a=th:::•~n=um;::be;:r.ot~~ye=a::rs~a::_go::._ ' • pres en u struck by an automo- 1the thief or thieve& were searching 1 • 1 w th 0 t 114 E church will Y ___.- - ------ ' rv~;-~;~:;;;::;:~~~b:~:~::~:~~.m:~~~~ aation revealed. Altho14rh the 1 ~~ ~u;;· at~:: ~!~~ '6'r~o'6~sn~f ~~: ~tt~· H~~~d~rcnt AGIE:NCV IIJ Mall , Harve' R~jJ;J.!' of Columbua, WBII 0 week ,. e~T auest of Mrs. Cora Ben ~ nett. . WI. Ha.LUe BeJ;lnelt ha.s tf'turn· r_:--1 ~MPL.O)t'MtNT hr Eoi)...W Qlfloo Claiiiiii-L - - Ornl.o' oa4 ClfeulaU;.. Dept CoU ita-a ,. l cAl BUSINESS ::m:a:::edth!n~~n= fT~Ok:: ~': ~tbd= ~ill~t~~t .. no::n.:. ..~;~ .~::~tl~~ I n :'t o:embor,e a-J~~ w::emo:r~ U '"' 1 ~==== ~===:::=:==:=:P:=h::o:=n=e==S=8=2=·=L=~I !~~~r~:~, ·~~ _pi;--- J, ! ;i3z =,_- lmllS I mm . ! I �J. ' tl t • ' .' • ~ -III)A'\', 'DIJQEICBIII 11, ln:J ' I I PBON8 YO~ .NEWS TO '. c ----- ..... '* c::;;::;:e:u= ··- .. .'"'""' 1 I L' - .... .. Vf:U•aft BJ Carri~r cne wet~~~: .. .. . . .. .. ......... Clue )(onth . .. •.. , .. , ...• , . . • s.e y~ - , .1a onf! Month . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . DO • .,,oo Sl:J; Mool.hl .. .. . . • . . . .. . . • t.ao .1.00 1 'fO 'l'h.ree Yontha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -------J~.~ · 1 "~;· ~dR::ret r • v·.th k 11n thl' Tennessee Vallq project, keyatone •. ~ thP !'ll hll (' Workll pro&ram, beina: pu1bed forward ; , , , 1 ~ • .. ~ t ~l' in stl'enctbeninS" their bridges before I SP/! KB LllfE 'J'I'I S l\1,\N, • .. ' • • - - - - - - U.>:j•J<tulv:ri.Nt~(if'flu. ftv. ,C• ·~"""''·Ohic ... I • _ _,..; ,-.;.~~:;;;:;~,-~=-~:·~--~=-:=~-: c~=;-=:c: .~.=;=:~=,~-.:-: -~-,-.-~~"a=stes THE "UPLIFTERS" AT WORK O NCE MORE the public is compelled to h•ten to the ranting~; und ravmgs of the ind1viduul~ banded tow t gether to ·do al l 111 their power to help the crunmal i:iCC~ tion of the population to continue their nefarious opera~ tion:-; with a maximum amount of safety from the powen~ :· l••n of Lee Rudosll'Agency Agent Ill,of ~his the i Ruilway Expres.o; City I "We are preparing for increased I of law and order. Once more have they come forth t.o 1 t illpplng" ,'l.ll.ld Mr Rudilill "not ftnd fuul~ with the methods used and the quartem assigl!· 1 Illy durin(( the next few weela be• w re Christmas but very deflnttely ed tv pruwners in the Buckeye State. 1934. ln fo.ct we arc row engag1t 8eemR these enemeis to society fare forth ut cer~ t·ct In a business-building Cllmpaign \1 c call ' A New Deal In Ex pres~ 1<1111 ~ Jiecified intervals to direct attacks against the repw Business" and o.re confident that It re:H!~Ilc.~tlves 80Ciety hus placed in charge of the criminal~:~ will help speed alol\g President Roosevelt's recove1 y plan. who n1e UJ'tfortunate enough to be a[Jprchended, to set• 1 Evidence that holiday s!:uppiJJ!l ~ ex pcct.ud to be better Lhen last ) 'flllr th at th ey are properly ,punished for their· misdeeds. Natura lly these spmelesa creatures who can so eaBily -r~---11 1th the breeze nt your I.J ack Is !liven in the fact that two mUlton w~:.clai Christmas package P.ddress and. 1endily ll.ti w~ll. a~ convenie.ntly forget about the MUf~ mountain s where they will swncll lab:: ls have been dh>trlbuted thru 1 fe tlllg<i and the v1ctams of the Illegal movement~:; of th(•! .~.£\nother ~~~r~~~~e e~~~ JrPi~~~/r~P ~~~~~! otlt the express system for t.he convt·ulence of hoiJday shippers A supd e lllzcn .s the ~nderworld, rh;e up in holy horror be~ By Arthur uBugs" Baer HKrti!!Or>, Tyler and Tlpppecanoe !'IY Is 1\Vallable at the local expresl! l C'au se ;;octety deigns to treat these vile, skulking, cow~ Tlmt's keeping Ute put boiling •.IDee 11m Express 1\gCI'f<Y rcp1 escnta.aJ'dly cn.Jlrtures as befits their rank und station. ~ -M:-·~---4' Tile smatt citizen slays at home Uvc offers some Umely sUJgestlons lnst.e{:ld of treating them as enemies to society which 1 v.,,, •• b .... Ri•k --unrl t.elephol>.es his ~ot.e In That 1:11 the packing and addtt:8tilng of •-.. ..... 1 r u.d1 lur thell' powt!PJ' Jun·n ~ lm.t \ utlnli ~ by - mull ain't a bad Id ea. It thry IHO~ UK8Ul'edly are, the "upliften>" would have Ul:l J , We shouldn't be so critical of 'I he wltuw1 los~ lilxtccn oonstttutJUtli Ow opposing ca.ndtdates don't mln- gift Hhlpment.s to Insure prompt Rnd sl\1e Brrtval at this very bm;y 1tccp the crimi nals aftet' ·onvictio · I . , ·I European electiom; bt!lo1c \\t' look ~oml talk pnlltic.s second. Take u B.lc on tdectlon day why should IJt'riod In the traaaporta.tlon bulll. c n, In P aces more c O~C· 1over our own crysLe.l bupge.low. look e.l. Kentucky'!:! IMt- electlou ) tncit' mob~;? ne.ss These are Important becaw;e 1} J'~.;tic mbfwg flr!it claSI:I hotels where private ba.th.s, relld-o'ler ~he I'Ule roule but got 11 big · - -- - - - - - much of the holiday traffic come ing ruum!:'. and palatial surroundings in general will b Novcmbet· ts alwnyt~ n l>lgg!Lv t.mjol'lty of the wmuu.lt!ct ai.ld mJs::,. fi'OIIl infrequenL s~uppers , . e month in American politics. It Is Jng VERNON, W. VA. Use pknt.y ot good wrap)Jing th en· lot. m stcad of~~ b~1re four WHII cell whil'h they have then th11t Lhc ftee and equal clt1~n pa (lel and twine and if the c<mterJ;s ntel'itetl so well \ 1.1 undl~ to the polUna lxloth and 'l'lli1J' !l111 t any slap ,at Ken~uckv DJo.::LAYE.:D IU'C lragU<!, l:il\ .lndlcatc em Lhe · Jt' ~ 1 PIR}IS t.lck-l.ack-Loc on ~hu [\lmblu Cor 1t 'happens ~ ovor Your opMr~ Mae Brown and Specla~~~,1~agU~ ...;. and ~ !J. and when out· s~cJelY loses paLJeuce wtth the cauccr- 1ballot punent IEJ for 1 w o 1\CI order And were vlsiUna: he.r mother, ' ' l&bels ii'e ~t Qbt.alniOle ' tOr t~tfr growth and .starl.s tu throwing the agitator1:1 them- ' --11 l'OII Me agall t tt he Is willing PJck.enB Sunday. shlpmcukl wlt.h contents of thaL 0 1 1 Bm·nHrd LleVing. wife ami duugh- l ' :ltUI'C selves into J1ul and s olitary confineme11t to subtdat ui 1 we ~e~~rpt~::d ~ptl~~ :u~~~fcc 1~~ ! tu shoot 1L out with you KP.ntucky tl'led to !!Lop the happy duels by t 2r spent Sunday With Milford The complett· and legible "dhread aud wt~.ler fur a time, the chances for a decrea!:'.e in 111g glant whose eru s had been sold- checking up the ballots the next lfoffm&.Jl .u~rj htmlly U l'f:'st>lng of pack1tgr.s Is of vtt.ul tm· . ' jj 1, cted to his head by many blows His thtY But whun !l Republican gets Zelia Rickatd vl:.t1cd I'CCCnUy wllh porLancc as Ulegible or Incorrect c rnu c WI uc KTeutly t~nhanced for the very good reason l1 ose was akimbo on n neld of mud aL a. Democrat hl::l a.ngcr has her parents, Ray Rickard and ram - "rna.rks" often cnuse dela.ys In that t•very lime one of these ridiculouK statements of tbe scars, azure, tilennootatlc infrlnemeutl! He ca..l uv Ll'lunut Owing to the growth or :m made lonr after he hM[:l fon~ot· tnan:y lllliit.ll tcwn.s which have ag1ta tu18 goes forth in public print, the underworld pop~ "Who you vottnu 101 , Buddy'/" i:itay tu 1 the quarrel Ml !i HalLI<l nuud and chlldi'Cn or l'l:come llizcable citlet;, ex.pJ'eas peo!!Per~ the week end wiLh ulatiou finds their work that much eu1der und conse- h~ asked "Why, the 11eoplc"K I Cplutnblts r.J<J urge thllt ~he comtlletc street hu s i ~ Ler, Mt·s. [rent• Suytl' qu c utly tlwy become bolder io ail apjlreco'abl·.. extent. choice" chotec a<tdlC:st> (If the 1er.elver of a package buddy?" "Who's "Why the the llt!Oplu's man of Lhe WP tlrlll't .~ec why lwu mt'll Otm~' Lltwtng a1:.d the ~ddress. I Indicated i\ wur on crime should lJc· JUSt what war is in every hour." "How do you spell lt. butl- l'llould ~ lu g, bite o.nd l:>CI'ucth be- ' 'l:HlinQ: hi~ parents George Llo>vhoi ro Co.re In wri tng names of st.u.tes l dy?" "That's !l ~;ccret" "Well. 1111· CJ:tusu a thlrcl 111an It> gollll!l l.o get uuU fumlly Bwtday o t !Cl' 111sta ncc-- pJain he11, ae Sherman so aptly ttn buddy don't. fol"geL tllnt n vo~ 11 l'rl" tuolish to talk poUUc5 wlthouL Quite a. number ol rolks !1om t'speclully when nbbrevl&tlons arc used , Is ulso lmportanL There ate tl1at murmer of spending one's d11ys. there should be for Toobi .Bcrammi&Ler Is o. vote for u good job. But. they tlo And you Vcrno11 attended the p T dozens of cities and towns of the l:elng Sllotted a fifteen -yard sta.rt meetlrj'J of Board Friday night, no thought of armistice, concessions or anything else un~ Good government." 5alllc name located iP dUferent hlates If tho state name Is abbretil the crooks e'ngaged in ·t heir illegal trafficing, come That's an he s~~olr1 . Ht.~ bamu!t \'!atcd in such a way as t.o SIJfJIJelt fm'lh , nnd agree to behave themselves and then act ac· t"atrle.:t no Jesend. Hili volr.tJ waa llS the wrong sl;a.te location, packages mild 1\S a Whl&tler twlll!l.ht. Bttt may go astray, uo matter what cordmgly. ~ ~ flir ftnybody woul<l know that. you had rc.re ts taken by tranaportatlon peaIJI your choice of Scrammlater or doIn handllna: them. Ing your next. setting up exercises '.11 a tons cake nt Ice. We voOOd lor BIUGIITER OUTLOOK Tooto ROt about fifty qulverlno 'll 11 1 f \Otea caet by uenous citizens who Wl[ ' Jouoa111 R u mcm al work Lht·uughuut dtt.~ litnte (Ire camule6 In the dark ~wd liumln~d ~ who huva been idle fur months and ' · M C . . In some Jrontic1 stlll.e!! l,h,) evt II YNm;, Ill Cllf~ ounty, ga111fully occupit!d, there is ca!Ldld~~otes travel a. little furW 1er every rcw:~u u lor ~eJgs County busin !!::tl:i menu~ well as aJI In th~ir bo)'llih enthusiasm. When t1 , . . t b · · · f h · · ! a maro rWls for Coroner they start o. Jcn; n e opti~HSLIC o . t e lmmt!dtete future regardless t:U; new adm.lnl•tr&tlon w:tth a. a:r068 of whut muy be m store m the more distr.nt time to come. or r!oely auorted sample.!. Ttu•y 1 I I ill All- ·: ; I !·B'! I Woth lhc inexcu•nble dole placed on the •helf, per- hio duily uctjvi~les and he wllj also be ml ..ed througilout the •late and n~llon bepa~•• the trernenqous amount of il]flu ence he ol<erted for all that is good and beautiful and worthw)tlle. Thnustotl<ls qf sl~<le•ttl! came under the wing of Dr. Tbomr•·•on during his tslj~r· of rffice a• pre•ldent of the !ffeat Ohio St4te t[filverslty and there is probably not u tiJos~ tlloijs~n<ls who will not rea<i oingle member ht aiJ with unu•ual!y ke~n account of the passing of "I [" . "It's a GENfRJU G·B Chmt"'"• Gtj.' r,·.. ,,. fllfllll WITH "*"" on, cent''""' ""til . [Jere a practical Bllr ~1 o11ly II e Aut.llhuu ~ Rudt.oa~J'C ~ : i\rujr':~l'tli.r• creaw.Wras i.u tboKraft I\ollraclo Whip. ........ J.aa. R...cdolt., • gift for a prat:ttcal year. J~v:'ry woman wants a modern electric re£rigentor. It is :a necenity you. are sure co buy eventually. Buy 11G-B now-lor Cbristmu, and y01t buy boch tbe s:lfc aod the necenity with die same dollar. • Come ift .ad aee our complete Uoe of Monitor Top aod G·B Flat Top models ... alt·mel CAbiuetl, sta/Q~l" •teel froe:cias t:bambeu and a-any new ~:on•~a­ icac:e features. • The G·B )•oq •~let"C 1Hl~ be delivered for Chrlstmtts,or (,n c:iri t· :,3, mC)tnift& you UQ &ive her a beu:uf\'1 (j ~ Ci1ft C~ ttlti~.l(t aDd sb• c:aa selen tbc ' l!! :i!li ~ ·~H~ ·lei \t\~ -~~~ ,'A!". ~·1:'•,JM.i0'~.t• lt <-1'# I'1, ~nr ~, t '· ~ 11-f ... . •.~~ . ~n ' around mid- 11132 l!.uex Terraplane Coach 1932 Chev. Lone Dual Truck f929 Ford Coach 1928 Chev, Coach 191.9 Eaaex Coupe 1929 Chev. Truck 1929 Ford Coupe 1926 Chev, Sedan P~Qteroy . I v:sttm at Pt. Ple-.sant ThUl'Jday. Mr and Mra. Everett YOUlll', Jolt, I arw:t Mrs. Emmet.!: Young, Oeoqt MANY Zuspan and Mr Johnson were till• <Continued from D!'ge .JJH~:I . wrs at Cottagt:vllle Wedne8d&J. bantment nur Milford . Clermont I Pred Klmzmg who hL'I been 111 JJuffered several months aa:o m a b rc1Jorted to be impwvlng. eruh &t Mont.gonwry, w y 8 Mr and Mu HaZP.n Rolllh ot A 1un Lhat had not bee11 loaded 1/lp.gdale wert: gue11UJ ol Mr. and for 30 years was u.~ by Ja.mf's M I'll, Otha Lelvtng Tuel>day.y McCoy, M. of Scranton. near Steu· benvllle. to take his own lUe Patrqlman Eitel A Ho.n'man fa tf; lly wounded 11.n. unidentified robber auspect In a gun bnttll" lnughL on the runnlnr bOard of H. taxicab speeding ot•er ColumbuA st. t't't s The orflcer also was wounded a Jthough not se11ously he co.:.:uc.nlry;;..:.._ _ _ _ __ _ l favorite( Ina today was crltlclt.ed by Rep Treadway <R) 01 Masu.ehu.aettll who demanded the hearings 0e po'tponed, MASON CITY Harry OreS!! wa~ a business visit· or at Huntlnrton . rhurl>day CHIEF Mr.s L C Furbee and Mrs L J R t u tencutter attended a bridge 1he tant.l.izing OnOI'IJ of true mar• IContlnuec:l zrom page ooel htnchean at Hartford Wednesday I 'OODlli~~t: and true otd.£a111Uonedhoiled they c:t.nnot tu.ndle wm ~ • Ida E Wolf W lWl a visitor at her dreuon""; newly cumluned! Smooth 1nto the oo.tional co'un•ll sen~ hmoe here this week and 'dvt:ly, made in the eaclutive " Leo d L Kraft Miracl"' \\'lnp. aJv:t Helen Emery of Malden nar YOQS or Ravenswood The complc-te ~etup Included 1~ Wall a visitor here Lhis week addition to the councJJ here ala' • Mrs John EliRs and children KRAn•s MIRACLE WHIP directors and local eounciJB 1~ eae~ ' ~ere recent (Cue.sl.8 of Mr an :::I MrF : of the more t.han 3,000 countlu 10 · ~ ~ ~t ~lfton SALAD DRESSING r tty was a bus!nt'l'S I -::::;::-:;:::::;:=:==:::~~===..:.,._ I Mass i '~W&'J·~. W'&J~~~~(I~ ~~~ -~ """<.!:/. ~~!"~,~~~~--..,~!:./. ... ~·< ~~' ~'::.t KJ/ri!-I..JI[Jifr.::./..JffPf4.411'1!14PI;!;l lii1 " lii1 Jt DIdy"U E s Th k t t • . ~ VCf 0p 0 JO . - you · · Th e1r. mer• can fll I your every ii Jt 1 bile, It was rev;alt!d, said to have . been driven by .Lestt:r Pulllns, who ! rf!l!ideB near -Lha W£'st corporation lime or the v!l.lage1 ~ • 1 The Pullins car wu.s enroute west I on MJU Stree.t, and the lad accordlt.Q to th~ re)1ort, was walking along ! side the roadway near Lhe home or J ltiS parents when the acoidel\t oc- noted ence--confidence in deserve them and the goods they sell. COnfj,. ~ Yo~r mere hants a1m · to ke~P: ·your buaine!.s by deserving it. ~ Shop With them. by every test. The wil~ prove it. buyer and seller. They ' always ·1 eH the best ••t, I A LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE it ~· 2 sc ,. ~~-.' - ----- --- :------·- •• ~ No ·LOOse Ends .J..,.. '** 0 lliiO: ,....._,a r•• - ....,....,.., ,. . , ._. . . .,. • 0 ....., ...m t , .. 'F r .. ~· "' , .,' . ,. I\' ,, ; ' 8J>OD ~ .,.: ""!1:1!!1! f 1 ' ·- a. • • . ~~, ~t~'t - • ..,. ~ I>I'D ·Biolr·OQ. ~·-ab>n mo <lilt ~:lie wllal4•If W 1m_... ,_. tlio.• blto '" ,. . CO! I l'ha1; _ . .. . . . f. . Jib ...... play, H...ncft W aft W. .._, ~~ pc.l' •,jll llo'a- ..... for 70FII ~ 1'::·1 ·. - 7 .....,.,. 1 SO SMOOTH .. :;,:'o ;;;nr. 1..ltl7' .. WHY LU(lKIES ARE SO . ":ilr. •... ,' J.' "it's toasted" ., I _,.._ . FOR THROAT PROTECTION-FOR BETTER TASTE i .. .' , •I ' t ' 1 ;.. I . I lii1 a...- ... ~ :I'J. . ~ ,'l"\ I of ~ ~ I Good advcrtiainr ia not a method that don't it of .tellinll' • ~ ~ ~-· C " f•d • h on 1 ence 11 t e open rolld betw:een your tl ~Jo Buy handkerchiefs with what It save• d They . will " ~ . - tetalla at ldl ••me. Clark I cu;,:llf •. 0. Tracy and deputies They Maintain quality at reawnable prices. Their goods Tnw:J, tiM JOio pi&Jer and Pat'! were :mmmoned about 7 o'cloc:k ltU.'I-rr~<~ ...,&OII .... - . . ... ,"'.......,.1•• , . always satisfy. ~ ucret loft, can.. She bd met ' blm .!1unday evening, the authorities re- 4-..frioe. L-enu•Tuot~Paa~e,....!ebrd.. .....,,,.~ . . . but be dGta tiiCOini•e her. ported and conducted an JnvestJ- llflln,..;ne, 00 "'. . 10 '"'" kl 11.,. 1""" "' 251 Noc• ~ Ha•edl.tl latrodaees Pat u hb• g:1tioq Into the affair o.t the request .,.. llowll"""'n•,b-nlflea•Mp.-u,,urLO<•Jo..M II.... , • Wh. en you bu_y from your home merchants, you have tha s-•. ., II • • • Juu l!•pt<1llltn&ltl1 ts J"''f ~YrJ ~ 1C at. ....,, Bite 11 lndi(nant, but he u· ')[the parents. 4eiM!frloot. Duylbl"l(ll ,,.., pred whb l~llea•••• l&factton of knowing th t b . • f • .Jalu l&t~ tllat IIi• 'W'&I thinkiDI ar Formal charges may be pl'eferred Madk.,..,hl~r. • .., .....~1y. 5UIJIOI•nn. .............. a you are uy1ng &ahs achon. ••r np•tatlon uul that it. woalc1 b.e naalnst the driver of the car by Ule - r <..o. JT JS ALWAYS ad•bable fer Iter to 111anle that parents, Sherilf Tr'"'y said Mondoy. ~ PROFIT ABLE TO BUY FROM HOME '· nle .. laq u aM Ia ta ':etaJ · at Dr. l'i.:llce stated that no bones ! MERCHANTS BECAUSE THEY HAVE THE WILLINGNESS W. home. Aee~atomed 'a IOVII!riJ, Pat. rnelll ia U.e la:tur1 01 her ' AND ABILITY TO SERVE YOU WELL. ..rreuadiDra. Readt,a aa aa'"• the • ..,,dent. but was believed , aeanumeat of Clark'• lapproaebln& ccmdde.rabl:y Improved Mol"day aaniap .. . .MIII'the Match. Pat e:amorning ~W¢)W&)W'&)~~W&J~~~ ~~WJ)W&}~W&JW&J'i!ftW&)lft .-ltMNPl\18 of JealouJ. Follow · . / •0 • ... tM -*t.llq ,.,_ .. IJddre "aT:!· .,... ..~"1' .. . ' · Ranrholt. wants to rhe I' ~t • 1 ~ : a tift &o ~lebrate their eom.in& lo .... ,(~ .''J ' . , , , 'I ' aft1acpemeaLSh.e aelec~a roada1.fr • - ' . a. . ' like Marthe lb,rth•L Ntttin& Paila IIIIIIJpoiatment wh.e. Clark roea 'a•a:r with \Js ftanete>'a familr and ., lt...,ka aa aJpolntme'i't hf teaeh her ' ,•llow to 4rln, Bavediott 'a!Jb bedf ,. ... {> ' atle Ia Ia lo•e wiu- Clark. She denies "You'rf! preUler Ia lbe sold, *llJhtw ... he ad,IN ftfenall'f'IJ, IL Daya ro bJ with notbin& but ltrldp aad Pat ta eihaustetl. ' 1 , cliAPTER TWENTY ·THREB to eatc-h me cheatinl som~a nfgbt.'~ Wda td lilsibi.tter Jle~J. She .could • 1 r . ' "Why?" nQt let him down, ". "Kow '• mU,:h d1d we wln1" per· .. A matter ol dollan and cenW The ntcht of Patrl'eia'a .fin.t pub· j aiated the alrl. ' and pride, Patricia. The old fuddy~ lie t e 1 t fouDd Ju'lla.n llaVerhoh. "ElflVen ' thouu.nd, four hundrtd duddy owned the brid~ ncket ln OBualJ.y ao c:alm nd coatJ:Ol1ed; lp dollan. A 'bia af.4ht.. Patricia." tb11J town pntil my appcannee oa a at.;ate o( extreme ~nsion. In t.J;le Suddenly, une~ly, P&tricla tlie scene. Wh&t a ah01:k that was ft~t place' be edth'!!IZed bel' fr'odt. burat into ~lli;r,. Ey8eytbing t'i'&!!> t9 Mr }llau!" Aaverbolt cbuekled; Blue was an anluck7 color; It )'nk«ie aU wrong, thf ;"~rld'..,.a.s all a.wr)' softiJ, continued. "'Until I arrind "-im nervou1, alwaJI had. 1 Somehow, she bad t ..f betiJel!, her Bhur bad the eountrJ fooled with "You're prettier in the colci, any. own ldenttty. Somehow, impercep· bridre of the vintace of 1906. He bow, ' hit added deleuively, eon.. dbly• bu~uffiy, a he had betome a handed down 'fl{eeklJ pfO.tOOI\Ce• acloua of her: amue...en~ , • b'l \iriti-"iii.b'ibleJ', wilming from menta on the ftner pointl of the nllln't tt tiad laek &o 'Cibani'e-'1'"' ! people wt-ml1blc t.o loae, playing ll&JU, he sold tbowmnde Qof book• qaeried Patrida IDD.Ocentlr, ,.,t 1 fait. yea, but_. nevel'tbeleu. for that e<Juld b&ve been written b7 a Jbil;tit llll''ke''-. MI'Vo..a to ell~." enormollll lltakeh. She was acce'pted child of three, hia imbeellle m.,. "Do fOD tbhik aT" he atked:. ineverywhere, but '' accepted beeause a2rne waa bought by bridRa play.. at&ntQr alert aDd tToubled UKl aerl· 1be played a brilliant game ol erS all over the wor1d. Mr. Blair, Ia oua. Then, he saw abe wu llia1h- 1 carda, , because lulian Haverholt -.b·~rt, waa the oracle of eo~~traet. lt il\ar. H• laucbed to(). termed him-~ ' ' .... ' ' ' wa• there to back her up in a lte. nP11rly broke hit toft, nreet old telf ••uperatidoll81diot, but atefer. Sbe had won ten thousand dollars heart to be altow:n ap h]l' a rank thelei. bUiiiWd -.pon tb~ ellaace. In • 1'in1le nitrht. It Aeem~ to her ouuider, by someone not avs men~ •And, bUI'I'J, pleale, wt mut; be tha.( a'he 'had 'p.id tfol"'t.hat victory doned in the aot'ial re~ater. Be had then a&,el1b&-tbirQ' prom,_,... 1 ,n the coin o1 her own youthtnl alwaya believeff that the p.me of Pru4itttlJ, Ioiii' befGn' ~t- I d~ney, her own flnenesa., hel' O\fn bridge belon1ed to ladiet anti ~n- tblrtJo Patriela drttt:ed dowa th4l ldeala. t:lndtr tb.:! spell of·thls man'• tlemen." ltaln, wearfDc the~ troek, ,_.., ! perAOilality she had yield•!d up her "But, you are a J'f!ht)eman." Pa- tlrht &ttblc, biJIDitely lwmnl'ftl' to very seJt. tiad llurrendered the rirht trieia. protest;M, not I'MIIy inter- her IWr and 1ldst:. Bawdaalt e,ed ~o liYe tier own life in her own wav ested. her proudiJ, eoJitelztedb", She ' wu not Pat;ricia Warreu •n\' "A hlrhJJ debatable point,"" ...., "It ther pve dte eap 011 loot,, m(1~; •he w.U P'•tricia ,Haverholt m~trked Haverholt, ,.rlnninr. "Pm Patricia, Jou•d wtD It haacll down."" ' For a monUmt, Julian Haverl10lt afraid I'll aJ'wayalook like a specie• "Thoee are lltront' WOI'dl, WlJ tooktd j( ttle sobbina: girl in a ki'ntl ol stoundrel to the boys who were friend." uid the lid. dimplint". uf lil!!c!lrH:!Iilrted · · bewilderment born to higb-hatl and tai1 coats and "N · " • btt too stronc" lllld fOl' j 'Then, le~tmn~ ove~ he gathered her long dull family trees. That. aulta know lt, J01I ~n JOGIII'i!lterr11 he 1 imo h1~ arm& She wept againat fl,ia me. I'm sometbinc that any of them. returned, hll dark, ba~Mbbma ,._ shou lder quietly, bopeleaslj. ~o would Jive thet:J: eye teeth to be- brfJrhtznlq. , ~ :use telhna him , what w.aa wrop.g the greatest bndge pla1'r In ~e AU tblwa7 to tile B~ WJutoD 1 f!V@n 1f 8 he F!euld have found word11 world, mademoiselle.'' he dlleulllllltl bftdae. TWII .... J.a1 ; r(lr t-tu• wretcht"dness and confuai~ He bowed. firlt toarDIUIMDt. -..1 of ~er m'nld. · ~ • ~' · "Have ,yoo e'f'er played a•a.illet. her tliU ............ JllaJ' wu di:f-! ' "Ther,, ~h•te- my dear, dry• yQUT Bl.airT" aked Pa~a, Weanr to ~~ ~, e~··~•• t-'!..... ao . ........: .......... lalllld iiU,eyn l shOuldn't have bf,en 8(1 ahoJ't death of bi~ bnntnt. With yoa I know roo did your beet "Never, ud I neter wtllso loll&' earU til ttM .... lAIII: ... I this evening. Put my a.nappiMU aa he ie in his rla'ht mlDd. Blair then 1M lll18t b7 to pl. a ........ down to nervefl and r~atural coai!C!d· ney w1sely 1i'ave up tournament Ufl7 to-~ OIIPM...,. ~ , nes11 ..\fter all it wu a lon1 ses- Jmdge the year that I WDD tbe a double ......-. pcr#kt .... 1 alon." Eastern championship. Said the t.ricla. lt m.Q' lbNil tile ...... She allowed him hil own Inter- time h&d come to liw the rouucer betwm the bJc1t. aad 8¥L4* • a 1 retatlnn ot the ~ars. She regarded player& a cha~ ... Tbert'l a llueb ~~ lDI blea.klr. looktng a11 at once 10 for you, PatriCia. HJfad we ... ll.t•ll. • ...., an. 10 desolate. 110 pathetically Patrteia did not lauch. She hoped ~~iSba 1,..1C a....,.. 1 JOUDII', tjlat be _.d 1fith braetna p&a~iona,tely that their entry In ~ miiV , W .kp% 1 MII.D~ cheerfub)eaa.· the eomtnc toarument woalcl • B7 • & • Diil1t &W"7' • "I ~now r:sa're Y'Om to a frazzle. be accepted. PerbaPI- ~beD Ue fUIIM:nc ltt•u~~ , tp U'j t w founrater. Maybe after t,!te Blair mlcbt have~ breathiq speD. miPt JOG do.. It Open a pack of Luckies and lay the 20 every l .ucky i!i! free trom annoying ~umament ne~ week we caD ar- ro on a e:rui&e .omewhen alooa, ~ &DI • ~t~J• _. loose e: nds, The tips are clean-ell[ cigarettes side hy side. Youcan'ttetlone . .,.. Jor ten ofo..:• at Palm Beach, mlaht ba.. oa opportomlty to wla )o ~.r ~I' a ~ruile to Bermuda 1f rou'd be~ W8J ~~ 8lplltr . : : : . .... from another. Every Lucky is round, rhe ttlharco doesn't spill ou r. That's nth"f'_.r n• am dear tb~. ~ . ~ .. a ... '' "T"en we're enteriDJ doe IOUl'Ttie fon.n.m. Jiwi - '. firm and fully packed- with choice why Luckics dr.JW eastly, hurn t:wn ly .~. { 'bolt reeet•e,f m:t~~e' .... " I ) . .rn••'t !." ·• "If Rea 'BI ,•aeetllb qpr. en- •pt.aaea fll ·folie of ..._ Baa - I D W 0 ' · ,. ' ·til Turkish and domestic tohaccos. And - and arc always mild and SITI<.JOth . f">·" Ju!t!:l"pa~ oald IM!Jflht- ODd Patricia &Woiloelt ID lbo-. wla .,.....,., I! .. ~ II._ I There is a Jaw of relativity in advertiainc of which I venture to aay Prof. Einatein know• nothinc. It Ia a law J11at the eame and micht be aummarized in another old aayin1, "Put fint thine~ first.'' <five the really important items of yolll' advertiainc newa the ll'eater emp!tuia. And remember .tliat while American• are a na,tion of headline readera, they look for a few detaili under the headlinea that win their attention. ~ -, They are friendly merchants. ' buy newspapers to get the newa. They okim the headhnea and read what appealo to their intereat, So the fellow w~o buya adyertiaincapace and then neglecb to tell readers aome· thong that wtll appeal to them aa newa ia waatiq hia money •.• He ehould have a new atory to. tell every day, and he ahould aee to it that it haa well diaplayed headlinea to-catch the reader' a attention Thia doean't mean that he m111t eaaccerate. It doean't mea~ that he m~·~ aprinc a "aenaatio~" every titl;le he coea into print. The pubhc 11 alwaya buoy proVIncthe truth of the old aayincthat "Where enrythin11 is too atrikinc nothinc atrikea.'' j ~ The merchants of your city keep up wo"th the t"lmea. Th 1 h ey we come l e opportunity to aerve h d" • - d . c an tae 1' prace r•rht n.nd of a variety that need. I ~ ~ 1 ! Chevrolet Co. the committee In=:!u~:U::Yeo:~n':po~: rt~~~~":ew t::s~~iua~h~a~~ ~e~cl~;t~~:d!~!~,e ~~~~ w~u:: ,.' .. :!m~.,.:~uy ~rore I - . . - - - .., hi> ..... ••· W'Wie U., ue IJ,ICI!II8iq bui- ars! 1 ' llv• on and ou au!l on. ofllm! I •ore!y ove~xud appreclpbly lfljlger ~I ~ih~r.yor's ......u .ot se RECOMMENDATION at Enid and faits company otftctals early Mon1 Klng~llhl"r .!hortly arter Mrs Prtt- 1 ~ 1 ,day revealed thllt a ftashlight. Lhards bodv wa.& found hy a hlgh· i !olUltain pen two automobile tires way department employe near here ' I \o1 1:1. road culvert WldMpread ~ and u. quantity of gasoline wer<• search. failed to loc8 te Prltch.M. d'11 missing, Th~ cheek-up fo.1led t n J.oQv r 1eveal anyLhlrg else of much value "itt utom bll ml58ln&' "' y-se.ve!". a o es, presum - ~ A · 11 fi dl .. b.y fwrn Wlchit.a. and other southpparen 'i n ng no money t'rn Kamas t.owll8, paap.ed through about ttle pla.ce, the thleve6 drain- l!:nid late last night d· ~ 11 ed o. p.!!olin•! tank of an auLomo- i t>nce to the report thatg va n~o~~ad ·" bile stored tnere of lts contcnt::l (Qrmed there bent on seizing thP. and then procured the two tire, 11 ~ ISON;!r and the ethel ~rpane, uruci~s ;_:s- · her....,._ . . .._ pail ._ •t.. ••Tin1 tile . . . . an JodHc f• Pat. Uaaltle .. ... .-.'l,..t. Pat taorte to ._cut lldll ... lllaJII 'ref.aioaal - - l a t e r n r ... l>lll . 00 (Continued Prom Paae Qoe, home commttt.ee. announced acting · Be~re ....... ot the Treas...... Mor...,nWltUam Roblon, ntabt patrol_, -J ·-· man here, aid the deed wu prob- thau wished additional ttme w prepare ht. t~.~.tt::ment He La ex....,.t· ~-"·>~ll' committJd when he was a.t ,.... ... "'"' A ha.sty check~up by the moto~ 1 189th, t\(•ld •utillery aclc Wbil' Salad Vn·l"~iuH i!! Dll eu .. Urely new lflle-Doltoo !~rl, not luu bl..od, uot lou oily in 811\lor. Madflol eholce.t lugretlieoLH, tu.lJ:ed to lltl1f ftltued r••••d National i!~~ ~!i::~~F~·~1:~,·co~~.:~ ; . •co"""""'~ l M P • 'W"'dd Mil, eauerl lnel:r Patrk:U. 'Wurea te at:ee:pt Ida a..t. ,...._ • Ja IMt ~a rlnll&nl• .a- wldle .. Pa&.'1 _,..,. Pat .·ay critical hosiesses J'Oit dtltvt~ pu) ffltiO t~ow and df•'l \f4ttlito i~ ~ I · -·- - · - t1oo ..... ~eople street.< of Pomeo·oy unci Middleport, the two principal town :1 111 1he County. There is therefore 1 much cause I or rejuidug ut the present Y<tletlde and many children will experience the kind of Chrlstmrut they have not enjoyed fur ma ny yeat·s and in some cases~ never before. l.ci ihe good work cOIDtinue. -•-·•d prlnll tbereofl...... """".., -- - ........................... ...... ._r...u.u .... _ THAT news value io just as important in the adverti 1 ing columna of a daily newspaper aa in any other columns. euHOiy apparent if one uulloa~s about on u •troll along fhe Dll. TIIOMPSQN P~t:S JH E I'ASSING of·D'r: Thom~son will ue felt keenly among tho1:1e lf,saouiates who worked with him in I 8Tlt0Pijl8 OSCAR L STEVENS, EDITOR OF THE QUINCY (MASS) PATRIOT-LEDGER, SAYS. , mun e 11tly it is hoped, and red blooded men and women i glh' ll il c hance to ear n what th<~y can for their needs. the 1 s uu ~ ~ t-:hiniug much more brightJy u.long the ( Bt::ud .tl prcHcut. thun it haH fot· a:uJmetime. That the change Jn business activities is noticeable is tennm·• GASOLINE TAKEN I ' Did You Ever Stop to Think? ~ - f ~nth Struck B~ ·Auto, ImproVIng I ... --·-- 1 H ~e:!th of dom . . . '"~ i suN o~ y EVEN lNG 2~;:~~5it~~ bus whe~ the tormer wm o.ltcnl Ut.6t art16t& The service wUI tle S 1 And S to business matters Dan Whli ·.' ! eld at 4 o'clock. . a ea 1 e"ice Rooms I ;,nd Eiols.e Cooper accompu,lllerJ 1 Entered By uJimmy 1~em to ColumbWI and will be ~ur , • 6 '· J in1" Window 1 A porion p .......1 "' I - - .:'"\: 1 'va~llcal church. A strin&" en · 1 1 ~mble from Amesvme will b ~ I ., I t,,..,.,,.... ' better than I 1 One Word Led To ·~··"· " ......... ~~tn~::w:A03~;: ::~ ~~=-=:J~~~~ 0 'lcash. ::;n,o;:.,on:~;, ..~.:,. "'f.":~:~; : was left lnt.act, however. ~ mayonnaa'"se!" rrovinR bu.slnes:~ condltiOllli and IP· creased buying power, in the opln · l i ~~~~. ;-:-~·~··:~2··-'~. .~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r-~~~~~"';~~11;,..,:"_-Jll!-, --- .,. _ Above, a bridge of ancient "Yintage:· undercoiDI' rlrld -reoon-,1 u tt• t•nable tt to aafe)y bear the heavy truekl. 1 .. um l from Wheeler Dam 1lte. At left. dreda'·l 111 , ~n r,t,'~> a l'fl shown at. work on the site of the eoft'e~ da n1 that wtll be mon! than a mile lonr and will form " lake of more than 100 square miles. 1' I ... ol the Ptltchardll on Nov. 23. PrltIll•! chard had pnvioutly obt&.1ned the of 1 ~'"'• 1 die. T~.>nn., Ia ---- • ?f wn1 •• 1 ill' m I 1 v~~~~~A - .aL.. I' 'f • creed, If they f,l't to haw• 3"V rlaim UIIOn the _Iova. loy-a lty and devotion of the people, mtmt be in harmony With the teachlhg& nf Jt<KUS th~ Chrllt whose words fit into e•tery fold ll.nd crevi w'O or t •• ~ lnJ.m8IJ heart' ,t;, ;l d '9.•h::mt it was uld hs. Jolm,., (tJ "NEV"R MAN : ;~..~r.:rue-E;.lnJ:~~~ · HnUSE H1NSACKrO ~~~;:::~.:.;::E I u H [ ln~J1or Mr and Mrs J H Bmlth and ant clues ttl,).at. mlcht lead to au ev~nl~ at th~ ho"';n~; f.1 1 s He~' ,H,azetil Vancooney s~nt Sunday f,J faro'i.d Sprinaston Receives . Alao Tires; fail To Find arr~t wert la.cltin&bert Ohamb •·· •un ngton , the auests of Mn. M .& th ,. 1 )(r l'ld ~ A Smith's l>ISte.·, Miss Maude Taylor I Painful lnjurie• in l oney; n-U orabea MB.8. !:VA SPILL PASiES Athei.aa pe t · ~- Ka.sler (If Shannon RU5SeU retunhnt 1 Traffic Miahap lnveeflaatinc A short aervloe for Mrs. Eva Bptu 8 Pay ' trith Mr. to Mrs 1 ... _ ....~_8 And lpll her home at Bradbury, Sundk" , •' ......:._ 13 yean ot tit, who pused a.way o , ehq!e. corner lifter a visit ht!re with h b 1 · Satwd" morntnl w.t about 9· 45 of PUth avenue and Mill J;t.~,; PParl McKnight and wirer rother lrJured seriously when st.ruck by JlmfllJinr a window In the l't? '' ocJock •L hl!lr home on First avePreddie Klein la reported to b6 Mr and Mrs Alb e. Fa h I . n automobile, Buoday afternoon ol t:,tle repah· shop, a. thief or nue wlU be rondupted TueM:tay at improving at his home' on South •, da ughter F•i•da and ertMi·· eM~~. ~ '.t.out I o'clock, Harold Bprtnpt.on, thieve~~ entered the R . B Rawlinlr. 1 p ll. other services wUl be con'Molrd 1 ' ' ~., ,.., year old so 1 ... d M E 1 avenue ro"1 a three weelui Park wera visitors In Hu.ntin on , • n o .,.... an rs. ar Srms automobile seal! a.ncl &enice dotted at 2 o'clock from the Bapt11Del8. , 't I Si!.turday gt • PI lngston, of Mill street, was said plant here Sunday niaht escaping tlst. Church at Raelne witl'l lz¥er1 1 be somewhat Improved Monday. wlLh a small amount. of merchan.· Mist Mlld:'Cd Hazelton spent the Mr and Mrs Frank J h ment. tn the Greenwood cemetery week end with relattves and tnrned Sund~ eve o nson reA buileth~ Issued by Dr. R. E. :dl.!e, In cha.fae ot Ewtn&. frlendli at 5hade spending the v.~k :~g eofrom l .olce, lo.::al physician who attend·'l 1he Interior of the place ha..d been 8urv 1vlng are two brothers An~ IN COLUMBUS ON BUSINESS 1~ ,, with N>latlves :::d fnle wn- e1l t.he lad's lnj:lrtes, u.ld Monday ransacked, 1t wu :revealed trom t.!lony and Nlal Salaer both of RaMr and Mrs C. P' Rathbum NO REHEARSALS IPI! D~C;ds 'F. t.Tat although his oond1tion was Sheriff's A. 0. Tracy's lnveatJp.- dne. Her hu.':iba.nd preceQed her in left Monday momln(C tor Cohuu Mrs Ftmc Bu.dbury idM~t. f : {~u~a~t W&l! was not belleved critical. tlon Monday morning, M though ! c:\••o.=a=th:::•~n=um;::be;:r.ot~~ye=a::rs~a::_go::._ ' • pres en u struck by an automo- 1the thief or thieve& were searching 1 • 1 w th 0 t 114 E church will Y ___.- - ------ ' rv~;-~;~:;;;::;:~~~b:~:~::~:~~.m:~~~~ aation revealed. Altho14rh the 1 ~~ ~u;;· at~:: ~!~~ '6'r~o'6~sn~f ~~: ~tt~· H~~~d~rcnt AGIE:NCV IIJ Mall , Harve' R~jJ;J.!' of Columbua, WBII 0 week ,. e~T auest of Mrs. Cora Ben ~ nett. . WI. Ha.LUe BeJ;lnelt ha.s tf'turn· r_:--1 ~MPL.O)t'MtNT hr Eoi)...W Qlfloo Claiiiiii-L - - Ornl.o' oa4 ClfeulaU;.. Dept CoU ita-a ,. l cAl BUSINESS ::m:a:::edth!n~~n= fT~Ok:: ~': ~tbd= ~ill~t~~t .. no::n.:. ..~;~ .~::~tl~~ I n :'t o:embor,e a-J~~ w::emo:r~ U '"' 1 ~==== ~===:::=:==:=:P:=h::o:=n=e==S=8=2=·=L=~I !~~~r~:~, ·~~ _pi;--- J, ! ;i3z =,_- lmllS I mm . ! I �'·o;· ··-· ·-· .. - ' -red~ral Post Chi~ago Back in SUMNER ' !' ' ·' Trials MOmMY. DELAYED Mr. l;llld MN. Charles l"tndliu; were calllng ou fr1ends In Torch 1 last week. Dorothy Pierce oi Cool~ • ville came home them wtth II rANTHERS' fASilY t.o ~HEAT C·HtSlER /' f pend a few dayl!. orland Gilliland ha8 been husk· ins: corn for Mr PindUng. ~ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Edpr Koehler a.nd l Mabel were home for Thu.ultsgivlng. , 1 Alvin Cole, Sam Kelley and bls , ' mol her were at Coolville -Tuetiday. • 1 Ml'li. Kelley weut. to New York j where .she will remain rar a. few ...... : Wiy5. Several men [tom thus 1111.1 c working o1~ Ute roid WlllJB.m Keebaugh and gra nddaughter .Inez OJ!IIre Were lu PomelOY Friday. Bonna. Jea.u Katchenbu.uwll a.ud 1 a unt w en~ vlsltlr\K lu AtJtcw Bntur<!ay Alvtu ttnd Guy nole were buslLit"ss caller& h1 Pomeroy Tuesday 1 Mrs Ro.sle Dor&t and daughter l ~'huy called on Mr and Mr& John C'ampb~l.J Thursday afternoon , AlflWrY Smith. Mr . . l;)orat and I Sam Logan visited Jeff VIolet I evening. Ma.ry and Pred& Cole ! l•le Gauley Mouot.a.!nt~, l IN ~ECDNU''- C~M£ .. vlolnJ~,. .. ,. Plucky Viaitora Fight :r~ End In Face Of . Great Odda ,, SCORE IS 34TO 6 ~- " Stewart To Be Here Next; ' Coach Faces Job Of Pruning' Squad •, l%tun~ny .' c..t.pbtji!O u. uia ~, '' ,. : ball playen 11howed lhdr warM t.Jt. Clhelter ladr. neither uklnr nor thlll con teat. '" t , liYJOI' quarter a.t &OJ' time, 'ftleel The box 8UQ'e tor eaCb:'8f,me·.io}.. lada foUJbL pluckily uuW the l&&t Iowa .~ · :l >• whisUe bl9 In spite or t.he fac t Preliminary : · thJ.' Uley hl&d no cllancio' 10 malle i Furplt!B • 0 P M ., P 'f.' the ~re c!o8e. Tbey had toe.~ M11ne:s~t, t .• , I 2 l 2 4 U).ebj enUre team from Iaat year , Sf>ldena.bel, 1 0 0 I 2 With the extePtlon of one playe.- 1 lhle, f .. o o o o o ~.1)11 1 the •*"e team w Pomt'· 1 Cottrlu ,. c !c' 2 O 0 0 4 roy from 1Mt year waa on the .ftoor Dalley, i . 3 O 0 L 6 1 .Ei;a~\lf4tlY II.IJht M.th tnelr full I Lr: ltwller, g · 1 0 0 0 2 power reinfor;.;ed by one of lut. HILrbrecht, g 0 0 0 0 fJ ycar'a t'Ciul:m. Vudtsh, g ooo1o . , . _ Ii TDUGH SlEDDING .. . llfS IN PHH ~f lHl~W J~CKHS r - - - - ' 1he Che~-,Lcr lniLIIII.KelllenL W to 'I uta! . 8 2 I 5 18 b~ commended for scheduling t.11c l WhiLe!i atune agaiML s uch h6-pelCHS odd:; 1 ~ ~ ~ P ~ as ther fMea when ~ ' ,onte~1. J•1achbn, Bt·cclllel, Ol11r k, f 2' ! 3~5WILSS~ Q~ C. Ru!!St:!ll iCI, e Snuvagc, g HnZf'lto n. g Murray, g Cllf!ord. g I 0 0 0 I ! 2 OUTLOOK DREAR n o o oo A• Candidates For Team Lack Experience At Game 2 n o o 4 0 l 0 2 1 0 li<u!ed 18 Gamea On Schecl11le, Nine Of Them Leac· ue Encounten 0 3 0 0 3 l ' .,_ 0 0 2 t.; were 1n W. V1:1.., Henry Bruere, president or tht~ f Thursday. Bowery SavingH Bank llo Qf trew \'m·k, who haH relinquixheti hi11 po!>t 1u1 credit and ba11king elCpl:lrt rtlr the Roosevelt AdminiH Lration. D1'11ere ts lhe aulhor of lhe pliUI t.o r•Jlf'tUie frozen creditR in cioseJ ba:l.lli~B throughottt the eotmt,·y. o<h~t leio ~ 0 ,.IU be '*"n for -~ ~hii)'IO ol tweml'f'" eentl fort .Hil;l4 lnser· ___....__ . duo. ' For Rent. - 1 ,, . '·. ·'·' --,~-~==== \. _. POR RENT-2 beauWul flats over A. & P. Store. Call Edward Ebers· bRch at Red Ariehor. Italph Smi1J1 or ChHitcothc was at lllls place for a few da.vt~ visit. 1 Errol, Nlns and L · >Ia. Follrod I q cnt a Icw duys tn CiP~Innatt. 1 George Pearman and Orlt; Gaul j rhipped u. lo11.d of live stock Bator~ , dRY Those calHng on Mr. and Mrs. A"bury Smith and Thankqlvmg were Ralph Parker ramtly, Mr. and 11-38-tf WEAK ..WOMEN I " r!l. Jnhn II Rt&ls llill iO.J Rudu.nnn St, Nosh ------- 'I , Iemt~.n spen I M Ql.,...ay '" S YI vIa <Jo 1 \\lth Mr:;. J . H. Moulden at Mld~ , vHie, rcnn. ~ .-ud "Dr. 'l • • l'tcr(c's 1-'R~otltc 1' r e · j ~~e•lptlou hus been oi KODAKS & Brownie Cameras. at c, tpor~. one ha.lf wholesale prtce-11 eiger Mrs Dixon nnd guu-..ctdau- f Studio, Pomeroy, Ohio. 12-9-3t ~hter Francis HotTman spent thP. ) bdlne8 she would nnt week end Wlth her sister Mn;. J . IJc: llvtng toduy h~d u nut bet n fnr lh• ~ lonlc. FoR SALE.....Oood top ooaJ and ~I Mcu1dr. n uf Middleport. I heltcve lhc l'r~""up· good furnace ooaJ at Square Deal tlon is 1hc het>l thing or. Mr und Mrs Henry GosntLy earth Ior a weak wom~n.' All d•ue11h11~ coa.l Mlne. Phone 4.3B·R. 12~11·6L ··d f'lth M 1 New she, lahlels 5() (IS., hqtJid $1 W I..o.rg< L S q:r.n a U. ay a ~ot:ll•oon W l. 610e, taiJIJ. or JJquld, $1.35. "11'~ IJo our "•"·" and ' Mrs William Oosuny Sr. at Bet~y :~Qj'd~·f~~~~i!~':n~/un:;~~ I I 1------ _ "'"MrNd1.,.... . Ma.y Wanted- The - BEAVER VALLEY tj WANTED!-Youth to d learn printinc tra e. sp~t. Apply George Hoeflich '"'" Mr and Mn. Howo'd Daily Tribune office. M•t" al'd family. I Vnn 1 . ·BE FAIR TO YOUR BODY : ___ ..:_·--=-~::-::-:=-=--=--:::-:: -·IIJ.af_. .••• - 11 . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ••• 1 a yea.r ago and he ste&-dll)' grew worse un Ill IP O cl.ober wh en he w~ Laken to the Ci(,y hosp1ta.l, b led Cled He wa,s ur a L C a 1c ut'~a Meyer Both Servltte I' REI r West Br1dgewntcr, Pa.., .;'lsltb1 g Thomas Icenhour of Rochester ~~~e~~%·s~~r ~v:sa r;:t ~0~~~~~ l'·ome folks at Letart Fal 8, · Pa., accompaled his 801, Eugene tlV'es and friends. Mr and Mr!'l A. W. Smith form~ h tl t I l the mountains Great Bend IU'e local.ed ne~r tJI1 & un ng r P n · . 0 1~ 01 D d H h d f 1 t G cat Some friends of George A Rhodes Beaver Fall::;, Pa., In the store av1 . o es ormer Y o l' bl!filneM B::.nd and wbo ca.me to East Liver- £athcred at his home on Dec. 4tlt to Rlddl form · pOOl a.bout 30 yeEU'S ago became 111 nmh>.d him of hts birthday. J Mr a11d Mrs . .H~a~'-''=---'------------~~~-~.c~~~~~~~~~mr~ I POLLY ANu HER PALS F'owlcr u.nct daughter I ~< p ent Buuday w!Lh her ai~tm· Mrs. 1 Roy Merritt . 1 1 Mrs. J . B. Coleman Sunday : Gives You tbe ·- - cr ly ot Middleport but now looat.ed r.ear Rochester, Pa .. hM 1\ fine f• u!L m·chard They j were at Mar~ 1 Mr and Mn; Dana McDa.de of !etta. over the week end J . ~- Dally .Tribune ' 88~ocJa · Lt!l) '" are plc · t ure d h ere as th ey a t'l'JVe · d i II Roger :1' ou hy an d t h ree of h ts WEST COLUMBIA J Mrs. Easterday o11d family, Mr. Chicago from St. Paul under the watchful eyei:l of fifte~n policemen armed with mnHcmy uo:may was ~~, busl~ss i ~~s~rs. Fred Smith and Clalr chine gun~. T~ey ere under indictmenl fu1· the $70,000 ra.mmm kidnaping of John vuslt.or at Pt. Pleasant Monday. ;:-===-~~======= FactOl'. Left to righ.t: Albmt ("Polly No::;e") Kator, Eddie ('jFathcr Tom " ) McFnd~ Mrs Harry Dnvls spent Thursday! den, Gus (Gloomy GuH") Schaefer and _Rog~r Touhy . ~ _ \'lilh her moLher 11.t Hartford. For Sale- .. · -Babes II ~When ~ • • ' • • • • • •. . • •. , • ~ you feel "Qfl'"-not rPnlly Hic k 11.n d yet not. woll - or when you need a GENTLE but 'l'H9RflUGH deRnl,ng out from within, to rid the bowels ami ludnf'ys of the potP.onous food nnd body wastes tt.at get into the blood tilr ca.m and sap your vitauty-niEN DE FAIR TO YOI Jft DODY. •ra~c a teaapoonful of genuine CARLSBAD SPRUDEL S~LT 1n a glftp·of water. In this easy cconomienl wny you will be gllt~ tin~ the beneftt of the World-famous CAf~LSDAD CURE rigllt In your own home. For I!'CilerutiQns lhonunmlr. of people have been t~ent to CARLSBAD, CZECHOSLOV AKlA by thllir. p!fyelduns In the treatment of ~he many tl!s Lhal. follow onstlpation-stomuch kidney. and hvl'l' {'ontplnm ta, rheumtJ.fism, akin troubles. cA.RLSBA D S PUUDt.:~_, SA: f,T i~ cvnporated from the waters of the liOO ycur (.lid ht sloflr sprmQ"s tn 'CARLSBAD lt.ls u natUI'al pt'Oduct, macll' fvr you hy Mother NttLure. NEVER TAKE MANUFACTU.tn:o ~lAf ,'fR. Yulll· body desorvea tho Wst. li'or fiU ycurs relwhlc dru~~_rh<tfi huvc 8 olcl the ge nuine CARLSBAD XPR UDl~I.. !::AL!', CP!lCCil· trated for true economy. Buy n ltottll! t od[',y. t i ,. •• •• Left 0"'· in Toyland c;;:~~~ .... '. ... ,..._ \c . IS '''· tion. Use it doily. Recent teJf$ 1 , I 1 ·~ • 'I Great Line1nen of 1933 •• I I, •• • • •• ·~· ... YES, COLONEL HOOFER IS IN, CI!.SPER! WE t£JT BACK EARLY "!HIS MORNIN6\ I NEVER 1\.IOUI>HT A 6UY W11H fO, NIX ON '!HE .6UILTY CONSCIENCE Mli ~!.NO CASPER I!.RE 60NNA TAKE Sf',RCASM, CASPER! SH·H·H! A LITTLE STIK>L.L, SOPHIE! HEAR VOU\ eJusl unwrap a RllOwy~Whitl~ t;qUal'e uf "PhilJdelpbia" Brand Oeam Cheese- ael-ve jt for de[;lert with 12.·11 crackeR tmd coffet! ''Philade! · I MAI<.e A oiiiJ ~0 Hll:liiY ~---- fS Ji ll 1Juubt , Bl Cll.t Cmw ol Lhc pat~L H lll ti "Shu 'llw Bill 1 , ty,u sea~ It ::; t: big job bu t 60 ,~;~ ~l'~t 111g Lu hf' a h!g p la..rtT. ~wo ~·Pnter:-;, Shuuu-tl>cr an.l Klndlo l!tmLmlled t h !' t rpoff Uut.U!;hout as dul the rest ol til( I CoRaus /)lll,\'Cit; on JUmp ball plays bllcau ~~ of their Ioni(er reELCh The beaut. jlul p11.rt ab:Jut this YCll.I'S SIOU!l t,; l.bat the croC'h wHI not.- have any wcrrict: abOtlt anyone gcttmg the Jrlca he hu:; nl.~ job cinched bl!rausc there me nbout 12 playeJ ~> STAIJfORDS ALL· AMERICAIJ GlJARD. TilE BACKS 11 GET THE SPOiLIGHT-- ~h e 11-iE LINEMEN WHILE G£T THE SUMPS. M N E!G. CLU~, -r\401?-MTO~ , ~ i">"'CAUS'E GoT My MOI<J 'EY \Nhen YOUD. Cit Howeyer to th" ':recm o\ coach fln<i Ill!:! hoy s nl 1.111~ aud othe r y1•ut~ H must be s11.!J , lh has m.vcr it~l' that f1•ell ng to COll· tend w\Lh m his stx l' CIU'S ur ath· Ietlc endeavm· hf·rc. c f thmn. Once again 1\'1"! promptly end1 odors orcUnarf MT. OLIVE t ontf•eptfcs can'fftlcfe In 4it~ IJ~LAYED M! . und Mr•; Charley 1: pent. 'L'uc:;duy wl1h .Mrs. Hoq 1 ·1. f\1:1~. l''· E. Lll.Jkln!! • and children : ('nUed ou Mn; Chns Price recently. No11m1. Kelly .who has betm quite I'OOl'ly for soJu c time is some what ]lllJII'OVCrl Mu:; Clltrord Wood I'IJlc nt bCVera-1 flny.'l last. week with her mot her M{s R. J Hupp of Bridgeport.. ' Mrs Jl a;o:c l J olwson cnlled on .tlllli Emma Powell Monday SQ. IIi Bigley WRii a caller at t his ]:laC!' Sund11.y ChesLer Carson Wl\6 caJhng on I Jl'iends Sunday cveuing ,Ethel and E\•elyn Price calltld on ¥.1~ Laura Wood Monday evening 1 CHEST COLDS .' ' ,, I' - - -- · -- ' THERE AA£ :11 POOPlE ON MY OII'T UST AIID I SIMPI.V DON'T kiiOW WMAT10 <ill/£ TllfNI, TMERE'S JUST 1IIE TIII"C. FOR UN<I.E LET'S SEE IHMI-...,.,.,.,_ WOI'I'r HELP US. ...,.,.,.,_ roSTS A OOLI.Afl.. 81U. AND IT ONo:t \ \ AND IIOW'5 Tim FOR Mlo#Y JNU? I KNOW SHE"LL l!1 fl_ub on Muslerole. Used .,Y millions lor 25 years. NOT just a salve, but a "counter-Irritant." All druggists.Three strengths. want to puy llliJ· ute to the fmc y-rude of couecrt.t:d Icheering the high school studen\.ll arc puttlnt!. JOJ'th under th 1 tH:·cc· I ol !.heir cheerlllB Jcadci'S Tt. J~ fl.Hd WC b ~ llev e 1::; dCStillCCI WELl YOUR LIST IS PRACTICALLY DONE ~,AHO lTWON'T<D5T US A\ MOO! Ai· l~ I'D JUST \ ~IIOPP£0 AIIOU"D EITUER. \ t'M JUSl' AU UN• SUIIIG HERO! ··I 'Of CQurse, m~st of yo!J alre~dy hJ,;Y:,. :valuab'e hallit Qf chec"i"' tl)e :. ~~fore ·yoq ~uy··we . W~nt 'PI 1 . that · · .I , " · "• ~- ,,, ~ .., ' . f • • ~ r ~------------~---·~---., r··· . " '! • • ! .. ... ~.' . ... :f._..'' ., •. . .. DaU:v . ." ,, ' ' . ,. .. ~ -. .. ~ . r. ~ lOVE IT 1 n Visits OUI~ Ci thaw that Listerine pro:nptly (>VCrcom~s odors ordinary<lnft. suplics can't hide irl -4 days. lambert Pharmacal Company, St. Louis, Mo., U.S. A. . ILiSTERIN.E pJa~el ::. t:c c:m l'flh'h u.t u moment's notice with lltt.-lc to choose from auy "'JC.<C'E '5SI "".'.U~ !)I b l' Ut· l I I<'..NO'v~ OF ten111., tlltt' t' ~·e1us UJ'f' guu(l CRAW FORO of Duke ·.. it often I mxt Jn the "''liLl'l t, ududbuL tllt~t th e competll.lon af forded by ~r,GLlla ll lmll made .l much ~c{·ap~ler .md murc \'aluoblc Jllaj e:J oul of ·shu' who scenn de Li n ed to Jlll Um xluM•s of the '' ; phla," made from sweet cream, 1s delicatety.ftavnrcd and pure. Highly nulritioU&, it i8 aplendid for ~he I 'l 'ht'l t' h DEl. ISOLA •F fordham OE~ oF Minneso-ta BURZIO Of Carnetie KOPAIIIS oF Harvard LU~ Of CalifOrnia Society's favorite PlUi:ilJtd.s Jvr gooU I ME.'N OF 1933 •• CE PPI oF Prince to" l-ANE oF Prince'ton IJISh;;Rr Of Mich1;tlan BERNARD Of M1clt. HUPKE oF Alabama ' :~~~~ · who are but. rophoIH01'e8 thi s ~ear. And to remfor.ee t lltm tUPacvrml juulofs wlthQa.p~ tnh1 Oas d t;w oul~ sLm ior on tile / grouj>. - T-li'IAT'S RI6HT, C"SPEI!! I V'(I>S " 0N1.Y 60N11,6i 4ET t;40,'II A "''EEK FOR TEN Wl!EKS AS I!.N E'/('1t!A IN '!HE MoviES, BUT TO I MPR.E1&S $0PI-IIE I '10~0 HER I WAS TO l>ET ~4000.'11' A WEEK FOR 1WO 'liARS AS A STARl DON'T SNITCH QN CASPER! I NO · ~. of LEADING LIN~­ II I l • •!::• CI\W:Il t JHII' p10mh;;~ By BURNLEY •• BUT YOU'Re AS Ff',T "S EVE.R' Serve Y.•o• the reason. Yet no one need have halitosis. Garglln; with listorine instontty dettroys \ rnouth odon and checks lnfftc~ . ·t .. II~ ON WEI4HT, .:llildren. Halito&~s {bod breath:, the social fault no ona iorgives, 'll'~ COULD PUT JW!l, Oo you know why shg wosn't 1 welcomei She, herself, didn't. >. CaJFOUNDIT, ~ ~ -'11 ~ �'·o;· ··-· ·-· .. - ' -red~ral Post Chi~ago Back in SUMNER ' !' ' ·' Trials MOmMY. DELAYED Mr. l;llld MN. Charles l"tndliu; were calllng ou fr1ends In Torch 1 last week. Dorothy Pierce oi Cool~ • ville came home them wtth II rANTHERS' fASilY t.o ~HEAT C·HtSlER /' f pend a few dayl!. orland Gilliland ha8 been husk· ins: corn for Mr PindUng. ~ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Edpr Koehler a.nd l Mabel were home for Thu.ultsgivlng. , 1 Alvin Cole, Sam Kelley and bls , ' mol her were at Coolville -Tuetiday. • 1 Ml'li. Kelley weut. to New York j where .she will remain rar a. few ...... : Wiy5. Several men [tom thus 1111.1 c working o1~ Ute roid WlllJB.m Keebaugh and gra nddaughter .Inez OJ!IIre Were lu PomelOY Friday. Bonna. Jea.u Katchenbu.uwll a.ud 1 a unt w en~ vlsltlr\K lu AtJtcw Bntur<!ay Alvtu ttnd Guy nole were buslLit"ss caller& h1 Pomeroy Tuesday 1 Mrs Ro.sle Dor&t and daughter l ~'huy called on Mr and Mr& John C'ampb~l.J Thursday afternoon , AlflWrY Smith. Mr . . l;)orat and I Sam Logan visited Jeff VIolet I evening. Ma.ry and Pred& Cole ! l•le Gauley Mouot.a.!nt~, l IN ~ECDNU''- C~M£ .. vlolnJ~,. .. ,. Plucky Viaitora Fight :r~ End In Face Of . Great Odda ,, SCORE IS 34TO 6 ~- " Stewart To Be Here Next; ' Coach Faces Job Of Pruning' Squad •, l%tun~ny .' c..t.pbtji!O u. uia ~, '' ,. : ball playen 11howed lhdr warM t.Jt. Clhelter ladr. neither uklnr nor thlll con teat. '" t , liYJOI' quarter a.t &OJ' time, 'ftleel The box 8UQ'e tor eaCb:'8f,me·.io}.. lada foUJbL pluckily uuW the l&&t Iowa .~ · :l >• whisUe bl9 In spite or t.he fac t Preliminary : · thJ.' Uley hl&d no cllancio' 10 malle i Furplt!B • 0 P M ., P 'f.' the ~re c!o8e. Tbey had toe.~ M11ne:s~t, t .• , I 2 l 2 4 U).ebj enUre team from Iaat year , Sf>ldena.bel, 1 0 0 I 2 With the extePtlon of one playe.- 1 lhle, f .. o o o o o ~.1)11 1 the •*"e team w Pomt'· 1 Cottrlu ,. c !c' 2 O 0 0 4 roy from 1Mt year waa on the .ftoor Dalley, i . 3 O 0 L 6 1 .Ei;a~\lf4tlY II.IJht M.th tnelr full I Lr: ltwller, g · 1 0 0 0 2 power reinfor;.;ed by one of lut. HILrbrecht, g 0 0 0 0 fJ ycar'a t'Ciul:m. Vudtsh, g ooo1o . , . _ Ii TDUGH SlEDDING .. . llfS IN PHH ~f lHl~W J~CKHS r - - - - ' 1he Che~-,Lcr lniLIIII.KelllenL W to 'I uta! . 8 2 I 5 18 b~ commended for scheduling t.11c l WhiLe!i atune agaiML s uch h6-pelCHS odd:; 1 ~ ~ ~ P ~ as ther fMea when ~ ' ,onte~1. J•1achbn, Bt·cclllel, Ol11r k, f 2' ! 3~5WILSS~ Q~ C. Ru!!St:!ll iCI, e Snuvagc, g HnZf'lto n. g Murray, g Cllf!ord. g I 0 0 0 I ! 2 OUTLOOK DREAR n o o oo A• Candidates For Team Lack Experience At Game 2 n o o 4 0 l 0 2 1 0 li<u!ed 18 Gamea On Schecl11le, Nine Of Them Leac· ue Encounten 0 3 0 0 3 l ' .,_ 0 0 2 t.; were 1n W. V1:1.., Henry Bruere, president or tht~ f Thursday. Bowery SavingH Bank llo Qf trew \'m·k, who haH relinquixheti hi11 po!>t 1u1 credit and ba11king elCpl:lrt rtlr the Roosevelt AdminiH Lration. D1'11ere ts lhe aulhor of lhe pliUI t.o r•Jlf'tUie frozen creditR in cioseJ ba:l.lli~B throughottt the eotmt,·y. o<h~t leio ~ 0 ,.IU be '*"n for -~ ~hii)'IO ol tweml'f'" eentl fort .Hil;l4 lnser· ___....__ . duo. ' For Rent. - 1 ,, . '·. ·'·' --,~-~==== \. _. POR RENT-2 beauWul flats over A. & P. Store. Call Edward Ebers· bRch at Red Ariehor. Italph Smi1J1 or ChHitcothc was at lllls place for a few da.vt~ visit. 1 Errol, Nlns and L · >Ia. Follrod I q cnt a Icw duys tn CiP~Innatt. 1 George Pearman and Orlt; Gaul j rhipped u. lo11.d of live stock Bator~ , dRY Those calHng on Mr. and Mrs. A"bury Smith and Thankqlvmg were Ralph Parker ramtly, Mr. and 11-38-tf WEAK ..WOMEN I " r!l. Jnhn II Rt&ls llill iO.J Rudu.nnn St, Nosh ------- 'I , Iemt~.n spen I M Ql.,...ay '" S YI vIa <Jo 1 \\lth Mr:;. J . H. Moulden at Mld~ , vHie, rcnn. ~ .-ud "Dr. 'l • • l'tcr(c's 1-'R~otltc 1' r e · j ~~e•lptlou hus been oi KODAKS & Brownie Cameras. at c, tpor~. one ha.lf wholesale prtce-11 eiger Mrs Dixon nnd guu-..ctdau- f Studio, Pomeroy, Ohio. 12-9-3t ~hter Francis HotTman spent thP. ) bdlne8 she would nnt week end Wlth her sister Mn;. J . IJc: llvtng toduy h~d u nut bet n fnr lh• ~ lonlc. FoR SALE.....Oood top ooaJ and ~I Mcu1dr. n uf Middleport. I heltcve lhc l'r~""up· good furnace ooaJ at Square Deal tlon is 1hc het>l thing or. Mr und Mrs Henry GosntLy earth Ior a weak wom~n.' All d•ue11h11~ coa.l Mlne. Phone 4.3B·R. 12~11·6L ··d f'lth M 1 New she, lahlels 5() (IS., hqtJid $1 W I..o.rg< L S q:r.n a U. ay a ~ot:ll•oon W l. 610e, taiJIJ. or JJquld, $1.35. "11'~ IJo our "•"·" and ' Mrs William Oosuny Sr. at Bet~y :~Qj'd~·f~~~~i!~':n~/un:;~~ I I 1------ _ "'"MrNd1.,.... . Ma.y Wanted- The - BEAVER VALLEY tj WANTED!-Youth to d learn printinc tra e. sp~t. Apply George Hoeflich '"'" Mr and Mn. Howo'd Daily Tribune office. M•t" al'd family. I Vnn 1 . ·BE FAIR TO YOUR BODY : ___ ..:_·--=-~::-::-:=-=--=--:::-:: -·IIJ.af_. .••• - 11 . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ••• 1 a yea.r ago and he ste&-dll)' grew worse un Ill IP O cl.ober wh en he w~ Laken to the Ci(,y hosp1ta.l, b led Cled He wa,s ur a L C a 1c ut'~a Meyer Both Servltte I' REI r West Br1dgewntcr, Pa.., .;'lsltb1 g Thomas Icenhour of Rochester ~~~e~~%·s~~r ~v:sa r;:t ~0~~~~~ l'·ome folks at Letart Fal 8, · Pa., accompaled his 801, Eugene tlV'es and friends. Mr and Mr!'l A. W. Smith form~ h tl t I l the mountains Great Bend IU'e local.ed ne~r tJI1 & un ng r P n · . 0 1~ 01 D d H h d f 1 t G cat Some friends of George A Rhodes Beaver Fall::;, Pa., In the store av1 . o es ormer Y o l' bl!filneM B::.nd and wbo ca.me to East Liver- £athcred at his home on Dec. 4tlt to Rlddl form · pOOl a.bout 30 yeEU'S ago became 111 nmh>.d him of hts birthday. J Mr a11d Mrs . .H~a~'-''=---'------------~~~-~.c~~~~~~~~~mr~ I POLLY ANu HER PALS F'owlcr u.nct daughter I ~< p ent Buuday w!Lh her ai~tm· Mrs. 1 Roy Merritt . 1 1 Mrs. J . B. Coleman Sunday : Gives You tbe ·- - cr ly ot Middleport but now looat.ed r.ear Rochester, Pa .. hM 1\ fine f• u!L m·chard They j were at Mar~ 1 Mr and Mn; Dana McDa.de of !etta. over the week end J . ~- Dally .Tribune ' 88~ocJa · Lt!l) '" are plc · t ure d h ere as th ey a t'l'JVe · d i II Roger :1' ou hy an d t h ree of h ts WEST COLUMBIA J Mrs. Easterday o11d family, Mr. Chicago from St. Paul under the watchful eyei:l of fifte~n policemen armed with mnHcmy uo:may was ~~, busl~ss i ~~s~rs. Fred Smith and Clalr chine gun~. T~ey ere under indictmenl fu1· the $70,000 ra.mmm kidnaping of John vuslt.or at Pt. Pleasant Monday. ;:-===-~~======= FactOl'. Left to righ.t: Albmt ("Polly No::;e") Kator, Eddie ('jFathcr Tom " ) McFnd~ Mrs Harry Dnvls spent Thursday! den, Gus (Gloomy GuH") Schaefer and _Rog~r Touhy . ~ _ \'lilh her moLher 11.t Hartford. For Sale- .. · -Babes II ~When ~ • • ' • • • • • •. . • •. , • ~ you feel "Qfl'"-not rPnlly Hic k 11.n d yet not. woll - or when you need a GENTLE but 'l'H9RflUGH deRnl,ng out from within, to rid the bowels ami ludnf'ys of the potP.onous food nnd body wastes tt.at get into the blood tilr ca.m and sap your vitauty-niEN DE FAIR TO YOI Jft DODY. •ra~c a teaapoonful of genuine CARLSBAD SPRUDEL S~LT 1n a glftp·of water. In this easy cconomienl wny you will be gllt~ tin~ the beneftt of the World-famous CAf~LSDAD CURE rigllt In your own home. For I!'CilerutiQns lhonunmlr. of people have been t~ent to CARLSBAD, CZECHOSLOV AKlA by thllir. p!fyelduns In the treatment of ~he many tl!s Lhal. follow onstlpation-stomuch kidney. and hvl'l' {'ontplnm ta, rheumtJ.fism, akin troubles. cA.RLSBA D S PUUDt.:~_, SA: f,T i~ cvnporated from the waters of the liOO ycur (.lid ht sloflr sprmQ"s tn 'CARLSBAD lt.ls u natUI'al pt'Oduct, macll' fvr you hy Mother NttLure. NEVER TAKE MANUFACTU.tn:o ~lAf ,'fR. Yulll· body desorvea tho Wst. li'or fiU ycurs relwhlc dru~~_rh<tfi huvc 8 olcl the ge nuine CARLSBAD XPR UDl~I.. !::AL!', CP!lCCil· trated for true economy. Buy n ltottll! t od[',y. t i ,. •• •• Left 0"'· in Toyland c;;:~~~ .... '. ... ,..._ \c . IS '''· tion. Use it doily. Recent teJf$ 1 , I 1 ·~ • 'I Great Line1nen of 1933 •• I I, •• • • •• ·~· ... YES, COLONEL HOOFER IS IN, CI!.SPER! WE t£JT BACK EARLY "!HIS MORNIN6\ I NEVER 1\.IOUI>HT A 6UY W11H fO, NIX ON '!HE .6UILTY CONSCIENCE Mli ~!.NO CASPER I!.RE 60NNA TAKE Sf',RCASM, CASPER! SH·H·H! A LITTLE STIK>L.L, SOPHIE! HEAR VOU\ eJusl unwrap a RllOwy~Whitl~ t;qUal'e uf "PhilJdelpbia" Brand Oeam Cheese- ael-ve jt for de[;lert with 12.·11 crackeR tmd coffet! ''Philade! · I MAI<.e A oiiiJ ~0 Hll:liiY ~---- fS Ji ll 1Juubt , Bl Cll.t Cmw ol Lhc pat~L H lll ti "Shu 'llw Bill 1 , ty,u sea~ It ::; t: big job bu t 60 ,~;~ ~l'~t 111g Lu hf' a h!g p la..rtT. ~wo ~·Pnter:-;, Shuuu-tl>cr an.l Klndlo l!tmLmlled t h !' t rpoff Uut.U!;hout as dul the rest ol til( I CoRaus /)lll,\'Cit; on JUmp ball plays bllcau ~~ of their Ioni(er reELCh The beaut. jlul p11.rt ab:Jut this YCll.I'S SIOU!l t,; l.bat the croC'h wHI not.- have any wcrrict: abOtlt anyone gcttmg the Jrlca he hu:; nl.~ job cinched bl!rausc there me nbout 12 playeJ ~> STAIJfORDS ALL· AMERICAIJ GlJARD. TilE BACKS 11 GET THE SPOiLIGHT-- ~h e 11-iE LINEMEN WHILE G£T THE SUMPS. M N E!G. CLU~, -r\401?-MTO~ , ~ i">"'CAUS'E GoT My MOI<J 'EY \Nhen YOUD. Cit Howeyer to th" ':recm o\ coach fln<i Ill!:! hoy s nl 1.111~ aud othe r y1•ut~ H must be s11.!J , lh has m.vcr it~l' that f1•ell ng to COll· tend w\Lh m his stx l' CIU'S ur ath· Ietlc endeavm· hf·rc. c f thmn. Once again 1\'1"! promptly end1 odors orcUnarf MT. OLIVE t ontf•eptfcs can'fftlcfe In 4it~ IJ~LAYED M! . und Mr•; Charley 1: pent. 'L'uc:;duy wl1h .Mrs. Hoq 1 ·1. f\1:1~. l''· E. Lll.Jkln!! • and children : ('nUed ou Mn; Chns Price recently. No11m1. Kelly .who has betm quite I'OOl'ly for soJu c time is some what ]lllJII'OVCrl Mu:; Clltrord Wood I'IJlc nt bCVera-1 flny.'l last. week with her mot her M{s R. J Hupp of Bridgeport.. ' Mrs Jl a;o:c l J olwson cnlled on .tlllli Emma Powell Monday SQ. IIi Bigley WRii a caller at t his ]:laC!' Sund11.y ChesLer Carson Wl\6 caJhng on I Jl'iends Sunday cveuing ,Ethel and E\•elyn Price calltld on ¥.1~ Laura Wood Monday evening 1 CHEST COLDS .' ' ,, I' - - -- · -- ' THERE AA£ :11 POOPlE ON MY OII'T UST AIID I SIMPI.V DON'T kiiOW WMAT10 <ill/£ TllfNI, TMERE'S JUST 1IIE TIII"C. FOR UN<I.E LET'S SEE IHMI-...,.,.,.,_ WOI'I'r HELP US. ...,.,.,.,_ roSTS A OOLI.Afl.. 81U. AND IT ONo:t \ \ AND IIOW'5 Tim FOR Mlo#Y JNU? I KNOW SHE"LL l!1 fl_ub on Muslerole. Used .,Y millions lor 25 years. NOT just a salve, but a "counter-Irritant." All druggists.Three strengths. want to puy llliJ· ute to the fmc y-rude of couecrt.t:d Icheering the high school studen\.ll arc puttlnt!. JOJ'th under th 1 tH:·cc· I ol !.heir cheerlllB Jcadci'S Tt. J~ fl.Hd WC b ~ llev e 1::; dCStillCCI WELl YOUR LIST IS PRACTICALLY DONE ~,AHO lTWON'T<D5T US A\ MOO! Ai· l~ I'D JUST \ ~IIOPP£0 AIIOU"D EITUER. \ t'M JUSl' AU UN• SUIIIG HERO! ··I 'Of CQurse, m~st of yo!J alre~dy hJ,;Y:,. :valuab'e hallit Qf chec"i"' tl)e :. ~~fore ·yoq ~uy··we . W~nt 'PI 1 . that · · .I , " · "• ~- ,,, ~ .., ' . f • • ~ r ~------------~---·~---., r··· . " '! • • ! .. ... ~.' . ... :f._..'' ., •. . .. DaU:v . ." ,, ' ' . ,. .. ~ -. .. ~ . r. ~ lOVE IT 1 n Visits OUI~ Ci thaw that Listerine pro:nptly (>VCrcom~s odors ordinary<lnft. suplics can't hide irl -4 days. lambert Pharmacal Company, St. Louis, Mo., U.S. A. . ILiSTERIN.E pJa~el ::. t:c c:m l'flh'h u.t u moment's notice with lltt.-lc to choose from auy "'JC.<C'E '5SI "".'.U~ !)I b l' Ut· l I I<'..NO'v~ OF ten111., tlltt' t' ~·e1us UJ'f' guu(l CRAW FORO of Duke ·.. it often I mxt Jn the "''liLl'l t, ududbuL tllt~t th e competll.lon af forded by ~r,GLlla ll lmll made .l much ~c{·ap~ler .md murc \'aluoblc Jllaj e:J oul of ·shu' who scenn de Li n ed to Jlll Um xluM•s of the '' ; phla," made from sweet cream, 1s delicatety.ftavnrcd and pure. Highly nulritioU&, it i8 aplendid for ~he I 'l 'ht'l t' h DEl. ISOLA •F fordham OE~ oF Minneso-ta BURZIO Of Carnetie KOPAIIIS oF Harvard LU~ Of CalifOrnia Society's favorite PlUi:ilJtd.s Jvr gooU I ME.'N OF 1933 •• CE PPI oF Prince to" l-ANE oF Prince'ton IJISh;;Rr Of Mich1;tlan BERNARD Of M1clt. HUPKE oF Alabama ' :~~~~ · who are but. rophoIH01'e8 thi s ~ear. And to remfor.ee t lltm tUPacvrml juulofs wlthQa.p~ tnh1 Oas d t;w oul~ sLm ior on tile / grouj>. - T-li'IAT'S RI6HT, C"SPEI!! I V'(I>S " 0N1.Y 60N11,6i 4ET t;40,'II A "''EEK FOR TEN Wl!EKS AS I!.N E'/('1t!A IN '!HE MoviES, BUT TO I MPR.E1&S $0PI-IIE I '10~0 HER I WAS TO l>ET ~4000.'11' A WEEK FOR 1WO 'liARS AS A STARl DON'T SNITCH QN CASPER! I NO · ~. of LEADING LIN~­ II I l • •!::• CI\W:Il t JHII' p10mh;;~ By BURNLEY •• BUT YOU'Re AS Ff',T "S EVE.R' Serve Y.•o• the reason. Yet no one need have halitosis. Garglln; with listorine instontty dettroys \ rnouth odon and checks lnfftc~ . ·t .. II~ ON WEI4HT, .:llildren. Halito&~s {bod breath:, the social fault no ona iorgives, 'll'~ COULD PUT JW!l, Oo you know why shg wosn't 1 welcomei She, herself, didn't. >. CaJFOUNDIT, ~ ~ -'11 ~ �• 'IHNa l H .H IO SllT E I<" HIGHST A' UONI)AT, llZOaaiiiR II, !90S o:IG'.P~YH~ll Is I MIOE IS RESUL1:: ~f ~W~ PR~G I Local Newsman Held in Lynching Junior Class To 1 Again In Trouble Present Minstrel MEJOS COUNTJAN8 wm STRIKERS DEMAND UNION ~(JG~lTION Burlingham church T\1eaday afternoon, at 1 ·30 o'cloct With bUrial tn t.he cem~etery JU!&r• by Rena• by Leti-m. Show at Auditorium T u..d•,. EveniDc DINNER P.t.RTT Mr and Mrs Jewell Carr ot AlSunday With a dinner II'\ honor of Jacob Zeiher local shoe dealer The tollowtna were present Walter Hamm of Pomeroy, and Mr llnel Mrs Lee Henderson, C.."larence, 6~uman, Ralph, Harold Lee, and M&rpret Henderson. llr and M.m v. s carr, Mr. and Mre. Oharlea Wood, and Wllllam, Tbelma, Mae and Obarles Carr of Allred, the ~;Uest. or honor, llr. Zefher, and the hpst and hoateu, Mr and Mn fred ent.erta:lne<: 1339 Mea Receive More Thao $16,500 For Week'o Work MORE JOBS -- To Workero In County A* Other Project. Are Approved C S L ~ 1 '.;J: veteran or Jk:dford t.ownehlp. dled at bll home tmre SaturdaY n:laht ~~~ot 10 o'clott from tntlrmltiea of q:e. Puneral aervt~• wtU be conduct-o r. :I frmn the I 1 Lowell Wincett Accwed of Drivin1 Auto While lntoUcated II ' Jewel Carr a EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R .. . . .. .. . Did You Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma HENRY C. MacARTHUR, EDITOR OF THE STOCKTON (CALIF.) INDEPENDENT, SAYS: "Newapaper advertiaing offen tb eonly aucce11ful advertia· ing medium for people that have aometbiag to sell. Reaulto, of c~une, are obtained from other medium•, but lonr experience w•th the newspaper reveals the advertiser reta more for his money out of the newspaper than from any other source. "The federal government baa placed rreat truat in tbe new•· !'aper, and has evince~ its faith io tbe printed page by populariz· tng NRA through the pre••· It is up to the advertiser to maintain thia faith through support which will bring aot only the beat re· turns to him, but alao to tbe people at large. Tuesday and Wednesday "GOODBYE AGAIN" "WHEN RECOVERY HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED, THE NEWSPAPER AND THE ADVERTISER BEHIND THE PAPER WILL HAVE HAD MORE PART IN IT THAN ANY OTHER ONE THING." Joan Blondell, Watrren Wll· lam, Genevlen Tobin, Helen Chandler, Wallace Ford, Hutll Donnelly. Sl~tfr.. -T•nan, . ' Harvest of Hate-Handle Bars. ' ' Racine-Matinee WHDMCf1L7. I rt uur WEATHER-C I o u d 7 ., probably followed by · "now in East portion tonight and W erlneaday. FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. u n•• ~,.. n·a Trlbuoe !D. Tbe By Carrier 16 Centi-·BY Mall $4.00 Ll UOR"'*'···CONTROL ~RGUMENT GOES 0 " ..... ¥\L··· •••.w.• -¥-~··· ¥-¥¥... - ... ... ¥¥.Y..Y.¥ Meigs Countian Found Dead On State Highw MYSTERY CUAKS UNTIMHY OEHH 11f1~LPH RUSSELL DEVElOPMENT ~f ~~i~~qi~ ~!~ NnED fC~N~MIST Free m Mercy Death JU~IGIARY G~MMITTHS ~f BOTH fA~ EAH BEGUN Pr·~=~hw;:n~=:~"~.. ;SAYS REG~VERY ~~IJSES IN SESS AGAIN ov s~VIH ~R~ER ,~.;·;~:·~:ART slow NEXT YEAR !N EHDRTn RE~CH AGR P«a Senate Quiz Wbo h Found With Skull C111obed Near His Own Residence Russia Servea Notice Of Intentions In Siberia WAS AT HOME FIVE ITEMS LISTED With Wife Shortly Be· fore Fatal Accident Occurred Whereby Sovieta Hope to Preserve Peace By Being Prepared M~atery surrounded the deat:.h Of Ralph Russell 30 oi the PomeroyRutland ro1d. whose llfeleM body wns dJscovered alongside the roadwc.y near his home Mv<~day evening about II 30 o'clock by a Pfi.Mlng motorist An examination of t.he body by Coroner Ben H EWing, Henry Ewing, Bherltf A 0 T1-acy and ntws reporters 1n thr. Ewlnl mort* here following the dlscovery, re;,~~~ .:t:hh;at death had prol:)ably ~~ a severe (tacture of dl''""''~'d Bteyele Priu' Waya and Mean• Group Continues Heal'illl Ayres Looka For Another Year When BuaineiS Will Lag Senate Spokeamen Think There h Even Report Bill For Paaaage Soon, But Prospceb Bright In Lower Holioe NO GREAT SPURTS BILL'S STATUS IS UNCHANGED In Spite of Number Of Proposed Amendmenb;1 byisll Warn Senaible And Enforcible Law I sary Or Liquor Soon Will Be Taken Awa!( I ! By LINTON WELLS INB Staff corerspondenl MOHC()'A Dec 12 - INS - WiLli newJ>papers sLl e!l.'llng t.he aggra vatect sltuatlo·, 1n the Pa.cHic rll ~ <>oviel government tod:ll)l ptomul · gated a. highly s lgnlficunl deere,• lte'felatiODJ 1n the Senate &.nkln&r and Currency committee's probe m· to aft'a,ift! of Cbast National Bank may start a new mveRtla-atJon into that buk'1 rt~latlous with Harvo:ly C. Co1:1cb (•bove) a direetor of the RPC. The committee rece1ved tcs- I loa. t:lmaaT thai CoW!h oatataodlnr cont.ainlnt an unmmtaku.bl~ rl!'· mlnder t;o JatJQn ~hat lbe u S.8.& intends to develop Its tu1 eastem areas to a po1nt where th('y will ~ Mt only selr-su ppmtmg but lulPff,IJll&ble. I Signed by Premier V M Mol· ha8 had lar~re otov on behalf or the fiOVIet un1oo ~t the bank aun:e by Josef Stalin for t.he centrol lla tiuok BI'C polt.. eucutlve committee of com· ·;;.~;;;I 4 P. M. May be Pre"VaiUn• munlst. haa dee~c e on ~···t•'. COMlNG-Chrla&opher Bean. C HRISTMAS ia a 1olden opportunity for the ahooght- ful giver, Go into any Electrical Dealer's 11hor and yop will be suJ'rounded by shining electrical applia~s, big and httle. There im't one of them that wouldn't be joyfully received; nor oue that wouldn't M a ~ly M• minder throuKhout the YPfll'~ of your <'l~rernl':~tl'l11Drl ta!le thi! Chrifltmas. The All-Electric Home is th~ 8Dal o£ modern famiJJea. Mo1t of us are &J:hieving that perfectwa, piece by piece• • ~o 1 for any IliaD ~ j">ltpoQe giving hi1 wife The 1, For Chril'ltntaa. -lte family may po61the Christmas fundi and set mother .aomethin1 big, such aa an electric range, Of a refrigerator; or mdtvidua] gtfta of smaller applianGel1 such as a vacuum cl~a.ier, a toaster, aD il'on, or ,...even 1 carton ol Mazda 1amp8 may be seleded. lf~ver she has been needias so long. Ourcoovenienc CefiiJJ place the new 1poCiel Hoovers within tbe reach of any pocketbook. Make every penny you spend tlm Chrtetmaa eount Thlo oew llghcweigbt ~·· tinel Series has been designed by famous St,tins. on stream· hnes. More bft~rifW dtan ,eYef'l&nd the moac efficient olq:uic ~leaoero made. . throughout the yean in aavinga. Governor Asked To Help Schools I It,~"' .!='q~~tveaieac~e *"'<It Dirt 'l'loder-io bUilt in. n'istinJ ToOls ll('e of duralumin:, ooe-chird che ~ w..; o I finnous: .flavor .,--- wcigbcof~ Paymeall han beea ex· tended over olopger period. Liberal allow· •.uunuu ance for old eloariccleaoe<s. Complete wlcb new li&btwoijjht Dusciag Toob $45·0 DOWN c;)beHOOVER h llfbt .... ttltMlt • .. ............ lt.S... - .a. .. '~ !,;r If, . -' ... . . . . . Worthless Cause of Do your shoppbtl t'-lll'ly a1 your ElectriNJl &Jer'• .-. Musl be Cl-.1 Unt.. Aid is fo.tlacomina Quickly, Ellu.,.ton Say Ath.em, 0, Dee. 12-INS--<Jnmna upon Governor 0!9l'ie Whlte to re- .. : ~hoppiltg 'ti)«ya 'tilr ior:hri.Gtmg ,,·.~ .m r~~tofthe ELECTR.ICAI. t"'JNJRACfURS and DEALERS '' ' by The Ohio Powtr CompanJJ A11TO CBASR VICTIM DIAD Lancaster, 0 Dec 12-INB-In- In &1\ autQ • ~Walon nOrth of l'll!re yesterday, Arthur A McDaniel 24. Of CIDiwnbus, wai dead today lltt~ 'ITAJ.IAN NOT SURE ' 'TWAS AN ACCIDENT quest Ute Le&l8lature to act ilnmed- O.leveland, Dec 1:1- INS-It.c' "n lately to ptovtde funds for ~~tate a1d Prank Cosentino, •nable to apeak 8Cb00ll, resolutlod! adopted here at Engllah, was wonderin1 about a meettna: of schoQl author!.tiN reo- American eow t8 and justice todBl preteDtlnf 21 aoutheutet11 eountle& after betlll forced to play a. p.me waa ro~ t.odar to the Gover- af "dodge 'eDl'' ln Common Pleas nor , Judie Althur H. Da)"a courtroom. UnJeas depleted fund.& are repla.c~ aa.e,s.tloD, a wttne11 at a rob~ ed 1DaDJ of the schOOls wUI be un- bery b'tal, wu forced to dodge th ' able to reopen after the Ohriatmu hammer end ot the Judie's ga'l~l heJlda,, superbltenctenta and prtn- after I~ broke looee frOm the han · clpals reported. It wu brou~rht out that m01t or Ute state aid $ChoolB are not 1esa than a1z weeks 1n arrean In teach~ ua salarle8 die when tne Jurtat rapped for orThe Italian's qutclt manuever sved. hfm but the heavy end of the pvel struck defendant Wllllam Obrlltlan tn the pit Of thO) der In many lna&ancea tt developed, ltOD\aoh, teachet'l lona withOut pay have el[!. Judp DaJ made It aa clear u hauated &bell' Cl'*llt with local mer-l,..able to ,Colentlno that It wan , • eb•ats and h~ve been. forced to all &a. &ac:ldmt '-uti Ute latter lett pledp exho<1111MI lnlmot to !lor- - _.... ~ hoUI and mUm· row moner. lWJ)I ta h1i naun tonaue . ., Cowboy Killed Couple PNvent PJ'OMtcution uBad" Check Charce � 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 11, 1933 benton bodi bonham crisler dowley gassett ginn grimm henry kelly lauderbaugh linch lincoln lytton mccoy spill stansbury thompson urban wallace winston