https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/680c6e23ad9725f070c5e331174009b7.pdf f66ca268e3df66fc0680c30c7ae16a0f PDF Text Text r( CHRISTMAS CANTATA TO BE INCLUDED IN MUSIC PROGRAM lL does not 'teprnent the vtewt of Lynch ..-tob Fonecl th~~~~~ri~t~ r!:e~~m.I.-T=-.-...,.-d':'o~b~M':'oot--F':'req------t, ~ ~ YuletHI: alllcliaoa IDd a Obrl8t.- Hl"lf<n Ztlher accompanl!~ Ruth mU -.Dt&ta will bt Jnchldec1 GO \he I McCroba., Plano SOlo Rondo C&p.. prcralb •bleb wtl1 be PhiMDWd b7 II rlc:dOIO, MendeiMohn Prances lhle ; the Women'l M..ac ClU ol Pome• Voc&l Bo)o, The Birthday l:Jeoember J'O)', SUudaJ, l'J at. 4 P IL A llt!'llll qutU'teUe nomPQII'd. of AmentUe mUIIk:taol wm be a teature of tbe prop-am. A &pedal In,1tatscm bu been ut.ended to the memberl Of tM Mtddlieport Music Ciub. The pneral JmbUc Is aL'IO cordially tnvlt.ed,. Th.e toUowtng program Will be preaented Jl.'l' WOIIRN'I IIV81C CLUB OJ' .POJDR01', OHIO. ......t- "-"e Efa.lap.,_. Cbwell. 4 P. Jlrf. Dee. n, lnl Holy Nllht, Carol, Bt.r1n1 Quart. ett.e, Calm of the t.latentng Ear ol NI&ht, Carol ; ~1-Bark The Herald A.npls Blna, Ca.Jol cto}'ua, Joy to the World, Carol, Ohoru.s and Audience; Vocal Solo, IC&ntique de Nue) 1 Adolte Adam, ILou Klllll W H of an 'The bill e~t& a tarut wall around Qhio, produces little or no revenue ror • Je&r. and put8 t.he st.ate In a businel.'l which time will !how L8 unable to run properly ' Rep Oeora:e Harter 10> abBt!nt on the ron call, deacr1bed the but as containing too many re&trlctlon:t A r::;JI Neldlenaer, accompaniBt Jhle, Under the Silent Stars, c Whitney Coombs, Chorus Slum· bbr Sor.g, ShUhULn Reverie, Florence Newell Barbour String Quarlt ite Amesville Ohlu, Ptr~;Unnd r.u t Vwlin Mrs Lob; PIIng, Sec· r C'lld Violiu MI~;S Helen Carpent.er ('!ello Mrs Kath erii"t' Hartley, 1 Cello, Mlli Adda Pbilllpa, Cantata, 'The Awakenln&:' , Wllllam Baines , I 1 Prelude-Instrumenta l, 2 All Ye Nnt1ons--Chonlll , ;J Tht! BtoryHelen Zelhe1 Ma rg uerite Meyer (Ina Choru.-; , 4 Where Is H e- Glad· Y.l 01b6no a nd Chrous 5 FIIRbt Into Egypt- Luis F'lllll! O ladys Olbsor. ami CtlOJ III> 6 Chlld Je~o;u!I­ Ms.l'@'uerlte Meyer , 7 He Shall Feed His Floc~....... Helen Zelher, M&I'JUerJte Meyer, 8 Rt!cetllllonaJ..-(J Come All Ye Faithful K~e IMPROVING James Terrill, who auatatned in juries Wednesda y t\t the Blue rnamonel coal mll'f when he was &truck b); a piece ot sl::lte, IS reported tm proving at hi.'! home on Wet~Kall 1Street .::___._ DELAYED lin Hou:,e •Oonun ..a-;;;;;;;- ..... oao> m Foiled Break ••• ' of UY.. H I G H !:T .l J ±-============ 0,1 the j I '"Th'4fft!ct ho~uh001 voteIhes hould goO.,{ se!lnte-ilRV~ whenll It 'm11et1 Tu!!sday ' k~ currl~d his oppeal ror fRvorable uctlon by the Senate direct • the voters lo.st night In a rll.dlo 11 1 :.'''!!~ entm~·tllt 'J,I!ttlll~ ~1"1\ dress broAdcasT from ColumbWJ ··-·..-_was debnting~ ;.n a rn('oVl · Cleveland 1 ·oe o'e~IOC!Jr; W aeJend aervlcft by P E Ward. 1R1 01.1A statement tl(plal.nln~ -why he lor '~oUaer F. W. Baber, de.f It nuc~ty ror all political dis~ !IUL>d. by Rep, W 0, 0 1a 11100 tl\l ' . OI!Uillil! iO"'-, \ ,( 1.... • 'f ' ' ! ~riots, excep ~ clUes or 150,000 Ol' Cincinnati an arQent wet whO 'said more popttlntlon to !lr11t for = =-,;--!'f--,.,.-,--m1' 1 BJ Order Of ' 1 IL at a spllCIILl election bt•fore I could have sales by !btl glass •" · · N~bl"' (ira11d. RepretiE'OtiLtlves from 111raJ con ~ EDITORIAL OFFICE .... Phone 202-R NO'ftCi OF APPOINTMENT of EueiiHr -- oen'l Code, sees. E•la~ o1 Q..&a"W 1071~·13 P. Relrmalt. Notice 11 hereby gi.Yen that r.tber H . Sayre bas beeD duly appointed and qualified u Executrix of the Estatle of Gustav P Hoffman l&t.e cr Middleport., Mela• Co&mi.J, Ohio. deceued Dated thll 6th da)' ot December, S..•• Mr Hauck, !ather ot Mrs Emert One of lhe most ulua.ble 1cnleM Carpenter Is growing weaker gl'"flf to ttw American pubJia bt tb.e Mr and Mrs Albert Heitzer of R114 clo.-.i Ia tbrouab Ua Llfe Bal'• Lolli' Lane were the Sunday Juetll:.e lllall of Vernon Howell and family lng and ll'lrat Aid couraea. VIrtually S A. MoCuJJouab Mrs Ch9rlc.s: Howell 18 atlll grow~ all or-the Jlre guarde at beach• aad Judge -of the Probate court the nation are Red Croa• lr.g weaker a11d in a .s:erlous oondJ· · pool• Meias Coonty, Ohio. tlon with cancer She Is "ntlreJy lite rta"en. Nearly every JndutlrJ blind In Am'erJca support!! the Firat Al4 'JIIIM ICell8 alaowlna the State prison at Charlestoww. Jrau. in ftamea Jost!ph Hysell or Bailey Run worll ot tbe Red Cr011 becautelt u - after k ..,. I * b)' five desperate conYicta atQptlq • Jan break spent Saturday and Sunday nl(l:hts nuaJW aa't'e~ llvea or thout&ll.da ot blue wu lltart.d In the tailor aad b:an., Jlftop a1 a amoke SCI'ffll •;, lth R ev a.nd Mrs McCumber Jnj ured peraona TheJe couraea are 1to aicll the feloa.a. Below, Bostoa aDd C..rlntoWD pollee li.bed ll'P &i The Laurel Cliff' p T A reorb tile ])Tison pW wilrll- ilot.pnL CHICKEN DINNER f.llJ;IIzed ror th e yl'ar 19:33- lW.W Mn 1aw~:h~ by Red Cros.a expert• In bot - _ . _ -sened atVernon Howell pr6Sident, Mn El- liD&s La!lt year 1111,3fi4 ceruftcate• L atorms ... " • met Finlaw .s:ecretiU y nnd treallurto per11ona cornpleUna J .. Green Lantern er, Mr.s E J Tracy, vlce pusi· Firat course and 18,795 eer- 1 Mr and Mrs Herman Rotfntr. dent, and Pearl Parker and Elmer tlticatea for cornplellna Life Suinl Mr and MrR Theodore Ebers· Mn V E Long and Miss M•ry VIrReataurant Flnlaw enterto.lnme~t oommlttee. iuetructton. bach went to Charleston. 8aturdll.:y ginia Haning were vtsltorr~ l•l Ath. Runday fntm U:Se lo 7 The parents and teachers of Lau\'!here they w!U mlfflt their dauah- ti'-'> Friday O'rloriL rel Clift' school deCided not to have wr, Betty a $tudent at Chatham a Chri&tmQ..'l pro@'ram betaL•Jie uf the Toll of the Earthquake !!all, Chatham, Va who will arrive Mll!ri Wtlma Ftouah, secretary 01:tra work for the chlldl'(!n to cov1to ~pend the holidays with her tb!' county superintendent of er In the seme&t.cl after having Wilen a severe earthQuake kllle~ parents and frJends here lxen clolled two week bPcause of liS pt~-rsons, 1nJur•d ~ 9~1 and de• -. • SC'arle-t 1'evPt" stroyed several thoul!land homes In J Mr and Mlll Walter Malone and NOTIC!': fhe girls sewing club will have Suuthern Calltornla latt March, the aor. Tennysor. of Columbus and lhf' lr regular Friday Plght meet- Red Craas was ftnll upon the rround Dr John Simpson of Morgantown, We wiah to annouunce that we , .ha•e been appointed with emergency relief It requlrt>d ; W Va, rea1stered at the Hotel lng at the b orne or Ruth Curtis ' -•••or• tha•. Jh•ee month• ror the RaA ' Martin arrived here u, attend the &l'ent• for Dupont e:apl01ivea. - - - - - ---=--. - -- , " ~ l funeral of Mrli Tom Malone !onnSCHWEGMAN 8t ROEDEL ( roMe to re'!tor~ t he neefly to a IP-Ir erly Nettle Ket)Jlf!dY wh08e re01 Upper Main St. • • At the Traflic Liabt "ll!lt amln.R ha~l~ Th o ,;anlzallon rmtins were broutrht Saturday from up"n1JM a '"lfPf r1nd or Slll 1lflfl Washington, n c to MW111n City h ~ r former home I I============= iTbe I PersonalS I ..... NOTED "'-~~LI~T Dt:AIJ Htady Schmtz and Robert Sntder for a 1 ur •roledo arrive Saturday NeiV York, Dec 16---INB---Lotlls vl~lt with Mr and Mrs V E Lonl Joseph Vance. noted nove1 1,t and • • 4 ,qrcator of 'The Lone Wolt • waR Mr and Mrs Charles Atanley ~rncd to death today in a room In find .lOll Lewis, spent Thursthy witll e Town Hou~ lOB E 38th st t.o- MT and Mrs Charles NeM'i!lrood of y lne AtheM Road Hll!l borty badly burned from head • • • wa~t. WB.S found lying on thr.l Mrs Mabel Small Mcintyre, floor be~lde a smouldering <!hair Wife of the famous New York 00). • •: ·,_:.:: identified ~~ copies of 1 umnlBt and M111 Ray Lona: and In the 'room and by B fiOld rhautfeur were registered at the case and lOki key rtnr Hotel Martin Prlday evenlnr Th~y ~ I ".Loulll Joseph Va.t1Ce- ;;_:·:·:· Leaaue Club"- or whleh be a member. WI ... .. New Nippon Envoy eoroute to OaUJpoUs BE'S HERE! I to at .. the t'uneral ot Lhe former's Mrs Kate Small whoee rebrourht from New :· ~,.:.:·•••••••: week end Last rlte.t!l we~ to be hetd It was stated 1 was first 1 l•u I !.T H AV( .. WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF AUTOMOBILE PARTS and EQUIPMENT WEA THER-C 1 o u d \J followed by rain in norilr TueRday and in south late· tonight and Tuesday. Col• cl er in east portion tonight. at BUSINESS OFFICE FULL lin Hattie Orabel arrived Prl· day from ~ AD~df8, CaUtomla, haYif\8 been called here b)' W C!eath or her tather, Prank Baber rr Union Avenue. 'WhOle funeral will be held Sunday at two o'clOck 'lt \he Ewing lofortuaey Jt awoop1 almoat without wunIDI, and ID the terrlftc wb.lrlpool or Ita fierce wloda It dflBtroJa all In Ita path Tbe Red Croa1 a:ave reHar Ia f4 tomadoea In elchteea atatea laal Jear The tornadoea killed 328 peraona, Injured 2.76land tlle Red Cross cau aid to 21,72:1 who were bomele111, InJured or other· 1 wise vicUma of the ltorma ,. Phone 286-L Judp L G WomaU and Attorney Gordon B Gray ol Atbeol were bl.a51neu vialtol'l m klwn Baturda-)'. lA oomn, un John Hayea Smith of Hal"· rllbw'J, Pmro , it IIP'ftCI1nl the bol· i :l&ya wtt.h her mother ),In, Cather· lne Zweifel of LuleJ BC.rtet.. ••• m01t 1'nquentiJ Ia the UDite4 States! Thla quett1onl1 aanrered fl'om Nle Nlt..t anaala of lha l..marScu Red Croaa, which 1how 01'., a period or Jeart that the toraaulo, or CYI!illooe u It 11 called ta aome tec tlonl Ia tbe moat f1equeat aod clalma a be&YJ toll o1 life rtt Columbu.&, 0, Dee 18-IN&-A; every un.eSH all ~ub-<iJconterence of pe;rt.ler. to the a~- visions or !Kl lnfl couutle.o; 1lhoul J 1 h hl pea.l or the Ohio Fuel a.. 1 Co rron vote dry 11hreatened w1t lync nl' b\, an the &as rate ordinance ~ }fti~ ! At ltJaK( one State llqUOI stow Ill ~:d"''il s~~thl ~a~t;:~h.:dCt~"ja,IO~I bctobtlr '6 by the Pomeroy clttf each city, the I:IURincSJI to bl! han- lh•nvtorfoqorutectiOn He ls~harb"tl cttuncll Was called today for next died by n Jillle.rlt!(t ugenL of the with l~atmte hl~ three-yMr uJ,1 110111 January 10 at 1 30 p..m monopoly In cities where the llq- lltmahl, Jr. to deuth bt'<!ause, ae-o ' ';be conference was called by the uor commlst!lon does not deem I~ oulm" to th4t flto'J of hi!! w J(e1 ~10 Public Utlllttea Com¥1t&.~lon e:rtpedlt m to sflt up Ill! own retaU MaheJ, the child coul m~t rrnnouuu , The appeal from the Pome1'0 1 sl.<lrt! the word "breftk!a~tt' ~.:or11.11!1.ly BfL8 ratl! ordinance was flied yes· Liquor w les by lhc glass In hotttday with the utmtlea commiJ~ l..el8 clUbb nnd resto.uuml ~ llcens' d alon by representative& ot the Ohh by Wle liquor department In co.u Puel O&A Co , who chBrged thut mun!U ~R tim vott!d nL the Nvv r ciUrl:> were objecting tn the 1-he new oMinance ls ronft.'M!atorv election lor rt)peal or Lhe slatt• pro amendment on the 1 r ound~ that 1helr c..oru;tltu~ncits could net flna nand Invalid ' hlbitlon IO.W In communities that voteU c..i,lly afford to hold the~ local opCARD OF THANKS 1against repeal on Nov 7, llquo1 tlon election! ' I sugKest that we work out a We wllh to extend our tha.nkll to could not be sold by the gloss nn CJUt; manv • friends ard nelahborR W II.. wns :.o voted at a11 electlo ' 1~yntem thnt would be fair to all frJr ht,I!U' sympathy and klndnfltls which cm1ld bto aemu.nded on p.. said Mnxwell ' by ma king om Hmshown us dW'InK the Ulne&ll and IJtlon of 10 pt 1 cent of the quull- IWI.t1ons con!urm l.o the way t bf! ll181.th or our wife and m,:,ther Es- tied voters poopJe vol..ed on prohlblllon nt the p,elally tW we wtBtt to thank FinA tour-man bJ.p&rtiHB.n liquor luti t election ' llterwald 'pqclhrtakh'll Co, Rev commiHlllon and fln execuLi vc dl The De!lnne" a-eprt•sentntlve dlrl '1' l!om , cldnors of ftwore~:~ and lector, each to re..:t:wc l\IJ aunu1' llllf.. otter an amendme11t ro Lh tH 1•f · tnoae who . .l~l1l1shed cars ~ tll\lluy of f,oJ 000 11nd t;xpen.!:!(!s feet but n momeut latr 1 one catLaWtence dinn and family 1 Complete :ocal option on the 1ylng out his ~IIKMCfltlon wuH tos:ied ~ale of any 01 1~11 I'Oim:; of Into>:- Ink! the hoppm by Rep w T Robt:xcept Jl,lcdlclnnl liquor 1.1 uts fDI Belmont ~.:ounty 1 CLASS ' MEETS One..Won-bne Ola.<>s of the munlcipnlltiea, townships Qr Carried by an 0¥erwhelmlm~ Bll-Ptll5t Church met aL the church precincts Til~te cauld be no maJori ty, the RoberW amendment lhl&t7c.t;Y"enlr!g ait.d enjoyed a 800· county-wide local optJon election' pArmltted passage o. moment lo.ter fl\'f~e an4 a ' parcel poet &ale A pJOv!Hion of the hoUHe b1ll or the Ward amendment adoption Near the close ol b meeting that met Instant approval 'Jf manv of which the mnjorlt.y floor leader Ch'111tmas earol.s were aune by thOMe of the senators was that providing a~~:reed to when the House re11Prned f•~t ldra Blanche OoodiN]n IR only for eale by the glass In com· Its origina l sLand 00 prevent nil t.t.Uh,r of tbfo cla111 muniUes votlnB wet at the last '!D.Ies by thf' alo.s.s election. 1equhtng a local optlo'l "That s wm;lderful' so.ld aoverel!?f~klll befmc it woulq. be per~ Mr White wben adviM!d thl\t t hifl mtsailile In commuuHIP.S that voted Hou~~e has nassed the bill I con1 gratulate the House lor o·o~porodlo"" I dry Ben PhUilJ Wolfe !RI Mnnsfl.eld,l to the public gentlmcnt of 1 Wfl.ll one member of the UPJXl' 'I nm partlculnrly plcf!..!ICd ho'i"" who ha.Ued the provision a;, the bill received enou(l:h vo~1 ' collect !iOlutlon of a trouble the emergm1cy clause ,thU!i- temovsome pt oblem" He said hbthoutj:hl 111@: any questlon , of h;gul CQmp11t• ~~ "'pl13a8e a~maj., ~ Df · hl ::: tatlons thal mlghl have lt..rlsen • ... " frqm the repl!al of Lhe CrBbbe und Grover C ilfuftll lDJ 1 Miller enrorcJJmcnt o.ct.a ti\ISwent. the credit to a ~=li l ~~~~;~~~!i~::i fot n ttftlirl"''il..hrratthrow the house Into tur- 4IZ1ng What tJpe of dlaaat., ocews ttof'\ Ohio Fuel Gaa Com~ny Wholesu.ll' a nti atnll liquor d1~ N Orcl" • Lributlun through u ~ta~ nmnop S ew 1nance u oly Conflaeatory State liquor l-;torea fo1 PtlCir.ag':l 1Sl'llf's _ wtth at least one such stor~: •J• Loll riSOD j rJ C ~ L V '.I j 'J S " ICbooll 1a JPendlnl the week en4 with Mr pr.reDt. Kr and MrL Ar .. Lh ur RoUBb ol J..eW'l. Palll • Mr and Mrs Frar1k Buet and 1 tY.o ct.lldren or Racine were the P•b---------~-..J ; r, ~.<ests of Pearl Jacobe Sunday John Evans Is In a serious c:ondi~aNd to U••• ----~==~----------- I -- LAUREL CLIFF I New Pomeroy Gas ! Rate Is ~ppealed ' Diauf:... ;, Cautel Hea.,. penmce but put.a 110 many reetricUon& In the WlilY of law-abidlnll cu.... lzena that he will unwlnlnJIY bl'eat the law ' &Bid the Cincinnati- p-• - BJ • ~ £'1 A 1 ~:. J1 l1o LEASED WIRE OF INT If It'1 Ken It'e lD The Tribune INTER~IEW GI~EN BY F~ : UNIIES HE mJEW-HATER ERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. By Carrier 13 Cent.- Bt )4al1 1'.00 Chicago Street Explosion PHI~[ ~f PU~HE~ H A~MINISTR Motor Maanate Unboo· 01111 Self In Excluoive lnte"i- New Prlee Quoted Showo lncreaae 5c: Per Ounce WORLD ~L RIGHT He Saye; Not Bitterly Oppooed To Liquor Drinkin1 RUMORS DIS·PEI.L II After Disabled Pia;ne Forced Down ln . ~ed­ iteiTanean Sea , Than In Effect During Peace·Time Pre-Prohibition Dayo - By Move Which wer To Critica Of Experiment New York, Dec 18--IN&-Henry Pord unbosomed hlmaelt in a cop;rt,hted interview with a New York ~ Journal reporter bere ~­ day. An affable, frl~ndly just Henry Ford "opened up" for Journal reporter In a rare, eKclu· ldve Interview aboard his prlva.te car attached to the crack Detrot~~ er In Orand Central station Stwnped comfortably on a enport covered with h_!l'od'"'l''·l unbleached Irish linen Poad bunked about half of the legend5 abvut him "I ~ no Jew hater I have mw· er met Hitler I bave never con· trtbut.ed a ctnt, directly, lndtrec•Iy or any other way, to an anttsemltlc activity :mywhere 'Jews have their place In th .. world IIOClal structure, and thev ftll I~ nobly • "I have Jewish friend&-tnany or tt.t>m- and r have Jewisn frlenda In my I"Juslness a!lllOCiaUon I have Jewtah customers, alllbatlona With finance companies controlled by Jews "I don't IJelleve, either, that the Jews tb:lnt I am a. Jew baiter or u. J•.•:rfi;~;-~!. Standard Auto Parts Co. . SECOND f5T,, POJtf:ROY ., Owned and Operated · by Meip County Man - "0TE" TR..CY ~·JI. S rORE PHONE 319-J soUJUb~ I ...'" .. • . .. 1 munltlea and those f111111 tlw . NO:riCE ' lOp~ Yter'J~ , ht the~ will be an increaae •n t on i I ""'dl·.l ' I pracea Fri•iclaire Eltli:tnc Refri,entora. SCHW£i::MAN A ROEDEL, A•ento • jUJipel" td~in St. • · At tho Traffic Li1ht Electric Theatre-Pomeroy SUNDAY( and MONDAY, Dec. 17-18 Did· You Ever Stop To Think? ' By Edi&on R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma L. R. PHILLIPS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR OF THE ASHE· VILLE (N.C.) CITIZEN-TRIBUNE THAT today the American newapaper offen the moat eeon· omical medium for the retail merchant to pl,the atory of his mer· chandiae over. . It ia not now neceaaary for anyone to doubt the power of the' ptea'a. . . Current evenl~T-the pnaent ad01i6iatration -,RuNia'l neaoti~tioap-NRA and a hoat of other national and intematiobal evenb of bu,tandina importance have very quickly been di~etted• and undentoocl by million• thru the American newapapen. ~ .'. ~•;ll, ~~~~"~·• ~~.. ~.li!fit,·t611~-.. -~~r '~~.~~f.'9!1~.~e:~· ~q ~;ut't~"JI!.;~·Wi,l. e...fVO'rter::"''Wnn n~liit pncea anlftll.ii'l'"tlirilt .Jf iiifli«<~~; ~ti~p:: er money and a danaer of reduced unib even thouah dollar aales miaht be ahead, every merchant could <rery profitably follow thia areal reader intereat with' increaoed advertiain1 tinea1e. Dominant newapaper apace. Carefully planned ad<rertlMmenta. Well written aalea copy carefully merchandiaed by the dif· ferent depamnenb of the atore will mean INCREASED UNIT SALES and INCREASED profit. for the retailer. The New Deal broupt in a newer and anat appreciation on the part of the people fnr their respectl<re "ltome to-" paper. This is reflected in the hund..ecb of thOUianda of new aubacriben now tall:ina .their local ppen who were not nplar readen only a few weelu and,montlu ago. . ' ' . 180 N41w Project& lnvolvini $2,010,000, Employilnt 11,988 Men, Ok'd -· :.. "Hard 'limes" Hit Nation �IIIIC!Ullo1', _ _ , . . . II. 1111 . ·~ ..... ·- • .IIONDA Y. DECE>Illmi II. mli viRGINiA CREGG Phone 512·L NEWS . j'.. . ..• , ., .< .. ·~ .... ~· -.~ - . · ·"'' ., O • tlon mourn the tr:a.golc pass mK of Richard Glundo~, no~d _rowinl coach of Columb 1a Un.•vers1ty nnd I THE DEFAULt'ERS Nqt MORE has the time rolled around when a pay. , ment on the huge war debt is due and once more, 1 Franc~ th e country t'or wh~ch .so much has been done by the United States, the country which was saved not onte Lut on a number of occasions, first through force of arm.s and ~~C.f Ond through the lending of an enormous amount of mon-ey , by the American people, has ~een fit to lead oth er and less important countries, in o;Jenly and pub. licl y r~ pudiating a debt honestly made . Once mot'e has France given an example of her perfi. dy anl! exposed to the world, her utter Jack of all princi· pies supposed to be guiding the destiny of every nation worttlf of the nam e. Once more thP. people of this lamJ hav e ~een treated to an object lesson and once more has son of the veterRn Annapolis Naval A.:~tdemy mentor, who ll)st bi!J Uti owing t.o a ccidental d1sr.har~ of hle ahote'1Jll whi!e op a 1hu.nt.~ng tl'tJ '*' ucat ~Quth Chatbo.m._ !t~ I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ it bceli brought home to tht:!m how they were complctel,y t~nn. 1;Grahl gc figures are .not y2 t uvuU· duped. by those in power h ere w hen t hey were Ie d [ nllk , however sut'fercc.J a de throulth propaganda, into entering a war which never j ollne m 1933 from t he 1932 le vel . W h'IC h We ha d no pel'• Ju lyshipme wall nts t he but next or~mOi)th for l'houJ~·;flave been Stnrteu" an d ln 0~ ,, C{lV.l loadings ~o na Pl nte-rest at any time. ,, 8 ched their t:.cak tn sept.cmber · By Arthur •~a ue•" Baer Once more a t·c w e remind ed that the great world war u the rouowi ng table s1mw11: fo ught aa Mr ~ Wilso n said, for the cause of democracy, COAL J,OADINGS '"let. tol\s waK tbe costli est thin g that ever came to our shores since , "B\IOS"' BEAR rstat.c a11d clt y ta,.r:. lm vf' ~;ulpc_d J anuary April . ,'.·',~~·~~ 400 By ARfHUR the morsel& and t he law ye u; al e MaY: ,.. h th is, great land was, discovered mol'e t an yeat'H ago. ICop)rlght.ed , 1933, Klug Feature& Imaking crumb cake or the r est. Jupe . . . . . . . . . 3,925,438 Jlfow as our people atruggle and fight in their unequal B)'Jldlca.t.e. 1no .1 Afte r t.hat , wh<! re ure your prtl:~ ? ,July . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,369,170 ' b. ltle fo r sust enance for their depend ents and them· MONEV ;t.JN'T EV1!:RY1'HING They don't 'cbme a.l"ound nn y m CJrr.. 1\u~~,~st . · ·· · D.22•UlS . reading--.,. Th~;uk '\'ere I• ' wolf t<Op oo $tember ~.->e lves .we find a nation financiaBy .a.bJe to build bigger BLen atiout . the Mmls· yo dOQrmat. r . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . 6.051,561 3,119,&\8 mwies, appropriate milliotu~ of d~j~ " for targer fighting phert!'s rlcl\eat g:lrl. 'f~~ tba~ . we ~ v,; ~Mn ~~ .. 1 •. . · ~ "' •. . 4~0J8.atl31 have· a llmctklng lloJ.:IUalntn:tklf wUll • ,4\ev- t holier allou ~ not ORI!; SHIPMENt'S nir unfts and bigger armJ ,' 'not .ft Ie, but unwilling to h!r · berng rich. It ts better t.o be 111 · . net tons 1 Pay off even a very small percent age of that debt. · · medhun clrcumstRnces tha n wr.ll Apxi1 ..... . . . . .. . .. . · · · · 83,210 But why be envious jw;t because done. Sleep with t~ll the windows 1 May~ .. .. . . 1,280,869 Ev~n whil e the echo of France's excuse that she is llhe Inherited mty mtlllon without. ond doors open Never worry Jt.ily . . . . . . . . . . . 3.431 ,386 1 banktupt, still sounds, we h& Vt:! reports that she wanted a c.ontest? What do you do with about pickpockets an d brokrl'S. Aqg . .. . . . . · 5,099,600 • h 'B ~ "'.,_ · .,.."!; '!f' ,·h. I 1Nl'ir.u · .. !oaung rower aU thftt money? The glrls ~;encr 1tl · Life ain't much more thnn throe Fep mber . . . 3.504.116 w Dodge Six ••h"• 1h b 1 to lenlf.. fifty million dollars to China. That is the kind of Jy marry some European du ke who s<1wuc.s a day and 11 flop, Meu l!; ohto er . .. 4,542.510 • g' ne · n ~t i o n nnd people th e Ji"rench are. Thnt is the kind of can't Lell his head from his back and a place to flatten your car. Nrwr,ubt'r· December 3 . .881 ,815 amoot • Wilh Floating Power, engine vi collar button. Coal loadii'Q:& roac hed a peak In .nation we are s till recognizing and doing business with. When you arc young you dlTI\m 11120 with 37.0.13,24.0 tons and In the brn{ion~~ haven't a chance lo Nach lh¥.1 body cf the car • • • to jolt and A' proper and in fact, only procedure possible to be Peal'l&, dla.m-;;;;;-s ilk.::>. h w; and th&t. s9me day you wUI be bl ue· ~:r.rne. year ore shipments touclled cljhtcr." They are emothert.d -•b· "l cavter. What al"e they cmnpa r ed Jadu"!d by a fairy godmother into a high mark at 13 ,029.152 t on s. uud crt"it.k c n by our administration relative to France that with the drayma.n's humble cot,. 6uddan opulence. After you ~~~ While the 1933 ore showing Is 10rh~d-the minute they start, by will s a v e our honor and self respect, is. to refuse to have tage? Don't wrlt.c on both :.ides of Al'CJUlld flf~y you si.Op all tha L. You 1 neouragtnQ", It does now, how· 1 Flototing Powor angina moumtnge. 1 You ride with mor$ smooth n811s the paper. know the mloe In your kitchen wcrr: t"ver .ro.nk very high In compari i50P , a n y cu.ri'tmunication or any kind of business dealing with never... olx white beaqt,ltul hou:•c ij. t.r. rC(:ent ye ars. In fact, It was the Fra nce until 14 he has made some kind of arrangement society. ta't\vcl. friend ~ ? Thcy·r,, IJ u ..ond Jowett season In re<XJnt 0 I A th mord Led To no er Of The ~~:~~f=f~~ I ..... MA.BRIAGE ANNOUNCED Announcement has been r-eceived here or the recent marriage or J4t,;8 Martha Enright, daughter of Mr. 1md Mrs. Frank Enright of Columbw. former re11ldenta or Mid· dleport, to Mr. Ployd J . Barcus or OaiJipolls, sun ot Mr. and Mrs Richard Barcus or OaUipoi1B. The ceremony was performed at cat· lettaburs. K er..tucky, on November lOth. The bride Ls a niece or Mls.'l Vir· ale Major and Is quite wllli·lmo wn here. Mr. Bareus, a n employee ot the Sprb g Hill Dairy Company o! Oal11polls, h; all!o well known In tht pomeroy Bend. we were ~ tn aplte or the most acute revenue, no attempt wu made ', tnereaae the amount of taxable but.l '"i:h~~~~~~;; 'ed thatbody no bones ;~e\lere brul.!leswere hadbroken been tn~ I curred. income by the arbitrary dlsal· aa deducUOil!, of bona Saxon, drlvil"IC an automobile said to belona oo Rodney Downinr waP t"akl to ha.ve agreed to Jl&.Y for me. dlcal attention and other dama1e~ neoordln1 to eounty authorities. Poor vl!.lblllty was blamed for thf' ••cctdent . trom ' ncthtng. No moro usr nl·ound Lhe And. by the way. ihnt butler mw· h.J:·to.-y, a.ooordlnR to recorda at ull our coat nnd ho.t. Lho Ore nnd Ocal Exchange. The followlrg table shows the coal and paore shipping mg t•.1e st 12 yean · trends dut·· wherebY we shall be assured of receiving a portion of house th11.n hollyhocks In a finow · cr 11e;nt whut ha~ long been due from her. storm. NOt even should envoys be kept in France and tho~c Let's ta.ke society. We've been in Am u ri~ans foolish enough to want to sojourn there on va· u.. OoiUervatJon 18 so Bhallow Y011 . th e pro- oolleae flgure Lhe must Everything have KOilC to 0 cutionft ·should be force d to d o ~o Wl'th ou t h avma: In 11folks saucer. l!:i tcl'tion of this government. In other words, we 1:1hould more art.lflclal lhan a crooner .• . mor< ... ... forget ·that }<.,ranee exists until tiUCh t1me as s h e 8h ows 8h t """'"• they are """'· w see Tho )'Oil the lass you a r dc I is entitled to the consideration of M~lf respecting nation~ welcome After they 11lmkc hands Bl.·g Increase In I cS a I·nShi'pments I • 'y een unitg . ear I'"" 192J j · ·. --r- · · U:l4 you know why a fnrmer puts 011 his Clevc hr.nd, 0 ., Dec. 18- IN&-An 11925 mUtens before hf! grl\b3 a pump- h·, creaJ~e In coal shlpment.li of 30.1 ! lll26 h&ndle In December. The polite· tler cent and 1n ore shipments of !927 nccs is merely oCllophane on ~:~nr · j 5J.;5 percent In 1933 1\B compared to !!>28 !Ven the butlcl"8 get thiLt 1113:1 are undisputable 11tgns or !929 way. J Uu! iness recovery, busin ess leaders !9lfl here point out. l ~i We wre!IUed with 8 butler or/ II jump I[\ ore 5hlpments from :ua2 Pw'k avenue who had stayed too 3,567.98li In 1932 to 21,623,898 In 1933 and pedplcM. ... COAL ISon a.nd Hard) _,c,••"n'ct .,... hard 19.888,925 33 137 028 26:860:51 5 28,(148,538 . 3l.nll .Z90 . . . . . . . . 34,794 .291 Sf.~3 .00:;t . . . . . . . a 9.254. 578 .... . .. . . 381072 ,060 :n 176 3MI 24',an:389 ~. llS, lSO Ow GAME LAW VIOLATORS cUm. ANY' PEOPLE •eem to hold grudgco against game w;rd ens when the latter perform their Bworn duty in brln,itng to account, citizens wllo fail to heed tlle lawR 1 1 soot ty AIJ he klckeel he Ull phase Lhe 8Ca110n Just natlon'9 closed puts that ~~~~~~~;;;;;; Jl ertaininif to gamiug ~nd hunting. In many instances .=ug~ the epaiaUul doorway 0! the induatrjal atd "Borr to lm:onvenience you. ~;h ucture almost bll(:k to 11:.8 1931 men whO are arrested for violating the laws, e.re found to o ot' ttl Yyou out am 11" ltJvcl and lndtct.aes a definite N pu !18 ' tref\d lo.w4Ltd IJ:tablllzatlon it i5 be all 1lilt poverty stricken and unable to meet the de· ;NoPu<iY ImnintaJ.ned. mands ;bf the state by paying tines aaseased and conse· Tak~ thetilm~e~ng:le. they hav8 someth ing Bituminous coal loa.dlnp of the 1 que ntl y- 'the game ward~ n is held accountable by the worr ea unbO t. aow Qoout lnflfa· :;rear were better than the l9ltl ng. wo~ryflatio~ nnd .~fl~n? :one ures and rurthc1· climbs next Ye~tr fri end s 1;;f the accused and (n meny insfanceH, those not dA. n.yo:., ~nli:roiJ.ols ivtnUhj>.ri J.cm .,. \~·~rc t nrllca.t.ed . J kn owing th e clrcums~~nc es of the case~ invol .v ~ d, ju":IR y ture Tl}c n exL <Jt~.Y l(~.mr ban · Sto ne ahlpment.l!. retleoted a COil~ at co ncfti'slons and cortOemn the minion of th e' law for ' ~h c re~ateJePlloQCII ttu\~ th"" (I"OVi:lfllnlcnt.. 1'~dera~le Increase although actttl\1 ~~~~ . " . ' ..,' arr c ~ t . ~is al!~ ~f~~an Th.lil io not as it •hould be for so lon!f as a go~~ war· Esc~ped :, ! J~, .. " -~ '" • ' .. den or any other' oft\cor 'of the Jaw, for that matter, per· form • hit duty, otric1h·. and in an unbiased "tnanW'ei'; shb'wing special ·privilei•• to none' but consldera~lon ~or aJJ, he should "~ commelldep for his work, regardless of "what individu~l may be a ~ictim thereby: ·' ' .. Wl\e'n '!I tna~ is arrested and' found guilty for an in· fractlon"o fc the l~w. wbY ·..,oridemn t~e arr~l!tJniJ o11Jc•r when it \a 'the fault of · ~· · in~i'vidual wro ebril!nffted the error? · 'I t I~ so 1very ~a iY for people to pae!S tJ\e responsi· biiity shl!Jico!llings th't they are prone to blame ·'for ail act whlch ' ahouljl 'be ·charred M fto Convict, .ft}. I ' Victim· t:omfortln the new, Dodge Six leu strum on your nen·e!l now D1Hlga Six fQT yonl'llolf! But Floadn& Ppwer al&o savea wear·and· tl!at on the car hl_!: lfl Harmful vUn-atlon nn ' t 1hak• and jlilr th• bod,, &nd r•Ltle parts. Patented P'!oatln" Power Ia one or ·the decided economy fcatur eo tn ..,.olon.,·ng .h. n.w ri.dgo uo · Six - '" DODOE .6, ~§Qr5 0 • FLOATING • WITH • POWIIR ,., ~ AND .Q.. H. 1~ ' .... ' . .,)"" ~"""~-. , .,..,._,.·:::; ·- • ~ Ever Sto • " 1;• !d.,t•<J I .. ' Did You ,,. .....• ... ..., 'i WHEIELBA5£ ~: · • • • '1 ' H-I~Tn.e~~ v\'lue ia juat a~. i~l?.~~!"n~ ~n the advertioing columna of a qady niO\Vipli!ler ai m \iiliy ·otfier columns. . - t' . ' . ' ~-· ·- . . P:~opl!' ~'!Y ne"rapaper! ~~ get the ~e.wa. They ol<im the lteadhn~ ana read what appet~la to the1r1ntereat. So tlie fellow w~otMr~ aci~ti~i~· ··P,;ac:et~nd' t~eri n~glettJ · !o ~I! readera aom~.­ thmg that·wlllappFAI to them aa newa11 ~tmftll!i ·mlltiey. ;':.fle thouIll !lbe .. 11'40w 'itOJ't, .I(, · ~4!11.' ilvei'jf 'dajl,' ud~~ a}lould ... tee to'~t tN11t'lt IUii"Wil dieJ!I~yed h~linea to ~tcti' W 'reader'; attenfioii'. T!>i• 'dOefn't me~n ~liat ,hll'~~·r e~~~~lt;'.' lf''d,lle'ap"f'; ..W~tt tliat he '!lualeprllill a "seqaahon" everJ time hf. ~oeo · 'into trnllt; 11\'e il'uL~Ie:t,· II~&,'~ ~u•r 'pr~!i~s ~e~~~ of tlie' old taf.il11 t¥~ "WM=te ·every.thin 11 4too Jiri!'lnll·aoth•pg \ irl!iea." ·· ' .. · ·· t ... , • : • · , .• 1 t. ' . m ~~~·~~!!!!1!f of·cwhic!h ' . ,. ,, Diaheo ! ~ "~ ·'il"· ....... " '"'I" •"•. ; ·~ ,, . . . ' I . ........... ·:. · ~ .; ;I(' ~, ' Give Her ' Something ...ao·w·ear ·:.. ' . •.• .No girl ' ever ' Jj ~ •• .... •' •f • ' • .) Dominant newapaper apace. Carefully planned advertiae· menta. Well written oales copy eatefully merc:handiaed l!Y ,the dif· ferent deparbnents of the atoro; wUI mean I~CREAS£l> · UNIT SAL~. and INCREASED prof1ta for the retatler. The New Deal h....;gbt in~ newer and ~~ appreciation on the part of the people for tbl!ir l'elpec:tiV. "home t,own" p~per. This ;1 reflected in the huad"'da 'of thouoanda·of .new 1ubacnbera now takinl.their local paperJ whO were not r~gul!ll' ....w~ only a few weeko and month. aiJO. ~ ' ; enough pretty clothes. THAT today the American newapaper offera the mo•! econ• ·mi .. ~ I m~d;• · m for !h~ re:~il m~rchant to f(el the atory of h11 mer· chandise over . .. It ia not.now nece11arv for anyone to d?ubt ~e power of the pr~••· . . Current events-the preaent adm_in11trat1on ·, -·au11ian ne 1otiationr-NRA and a hoot of other nat1onal . and international event• r>f ouhtt~nding importance have very qu1ckly been dipated and underotood by ll!illiona thru the· American newapapera. . . .·. · ·'· •.•. ~·' .. ,,...; ·7. · . t ..·; ' . · B:yitbe •t,rn•token, a retailer, anxioo•.~·~~.-liie!l~ ~ ; . "fi~p.9rtun!&Jif. 8JJ~Lim; aj!tce.iRthe-aame ~~ .to 'pt· ~~ 'r.torr over. With nalng pricea and thf threat ohnflatilm, CheaP' er money and a dan11er of reduced un1t1 even th~gh dollar aal~a might be ahead, every .me~hant could ve~ ~rof!tably follow thll lfe8t reader intereat w1th' 1ncreaaecl adverbamg tinease. .f ""\"!'' . ' ToT ink? ~l L. R. PHILLIPS. ADVERTISiNG DIRECTOR OF THE ASHE· VILLE (N.C.) CITIZEN,TRIBUNE • ll. - _...,.4-""" .'"' -~ /~ . . . ; By Edi•on R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma .,, OSCAR L. STEY~S, EPJTQ~ Of Tl:JE QUINCY (MASS.) P~Tjt~QT·'f.W~ER, S:t.v~. · · · . • ' •.. -..' • Towela F~ncy Pillows . C.rret Sweeper of Toys ftir .th~ Kids. ·christmas :Tree Decorahdus. ·• Second St., M.iddleporl 1 ' ,., ~ AND UP, F.C.R . FACTORY, DEJROIT U5-INCH ' .... t • ' ~ • ' '• the Dom.lnl6n H.u~dreds ;' ' Vaae• Fancy W~ol Ruga 81anketa ,, afternoon after ~M the amaz ing dlffe t(lflce. Ba sure t il 11 11k yo1Udealerfora ' 'Sbow.Oown'' liCo ro card. Compare Dodge with othu car11 on a " Show · Down" bas i! , , • aee tha rnany · wa ys th -:t ne•a.' Dodge S•x ca n Rave you do llar4 actual caah! Fa'ncy Gobleto th e same Try a Floati nJ?: P o-..·r t tide in this l~a fatigue. I .. wo~ COlonel suit Wbtlih be· ha.do.nd ,.,,..,.1 ~jf~lli~~[#.~~ 'worsted the ·lireh 'llnf t h e r ar, c:n ltln g· rl ow1 : repa n 1 a. ~·. , you can ride longer dis- tancee .nd IQifet Glanware Continued Prom Page One' For once Lindy stnyed late nbed, remaining a.t his Mtaml Beach ho· tel until !!hortly after 9 o'clock. Then, with Anne. he was motored ;[;;~~toKey his awaiting plane at the terminal. the engine warmed up by m echanics ., ~ Bed Spread Alarm Clock Lindy l . . . tbpre'!l FOR THE HOME Gowna Danc:e Seta Pajamas Eveninr Drees Houae Dr..,, Silk Dreu Silk Negligeea Winter Coat Hand Bag Fitted Suit Caae Umbrella Blouae Compach Smocka Flannel Robes Silk Hoae Traveling Bago Fitted Caae JL____~C~o~m~f~y~S~Ii~p!p~er~•~-----~--~~:~R~u~g~•~--~~---- Middleport Store• open eveningo all thia week. Jlr) PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR WOMEN Ollfo/da ! Sued~! Jackets Suit Caae ·-: (folf'CiuLs . · C~f ' ~~________ EXftBTS SAY F~OATifig .!OW~~ I,N":B:Ji . . .. ·... S,IX GIV£,&EXJRA SMQPJHIESS~/fQS fCQNPMY ,. + Thousands of Gifts fQr Men, Women and Children.: CarUra ·- - ·-----·- \ tectttmate FOR MEN Wool Flannel Robes Handkerchief• Slippera \ Sbirli • SilfiT!ea Sweato:r Glove1 Arctic\ Pai•"'1'• Hoae Umbrella Suspendera; Belt ' . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leonard and Miss Ruth Humphrey Spt'nt the vce k end In Cohvnbu., MArgaret Bauer is reporLerl as :nproved from a rew da"s lllne::s • L her h r m ... MmAr of Fi rst ave· "'" ami P.utland St.reet. 1\'Jrn. Fll r.nbeth HB rtln~r rP. turn· ~ Montlay ~ rum fl . vl.'! l ~ I n Athenl!' vherr. she vls a ee h~r :.isl.P.r, Mrs HOME FROJ\-1 COLI.J.;GE r.rr •Jk Mm-phv who r r"('r nlh sua· Ml!18 Annnbel CarMn will lx 'l.lnoffi o b··okl! n c.oUn 1· lJ"n · r, P home from Asbur y College, WU- ''-"'ll t. of ... fall . Class No. 12 of th e H nih M. E more, K y., to spend the holidays " 'Uh her p;;rents. Mr. and Mrs 0 . ... hurcll \"!U h r,l(! •:1c: r Cl. rb' mn ' :E. Car!lon. She Is ccmpletl p.g the ·nrtv tn'1111ht . nt thl! h om"! of Ml'!o ftrst hol t or her freshman year an d l. B. Rtout ThM rc.n d :llon or J . H M:mlden expects to reg!ste1· !or the s~u ml ,., w '-' 1n $Cmester. She will remain he re fur taxi-dri ve r, who w~ s Jured when h i~ cllr uv ·rt· :· :1• , , n • ·' thirteen da ys. o\ddlson a n -:1 w!lo 1s c nr1f"' ·rt ~~ !h Holzer hotpltn1 at Ga' ll ~• l '; Wt." Mr. and Mrs Cedric Cl<&-rk ldt IlS st> tls ructory Mo~:d ny Monday morning ror a Jew days report.cd morning. visit In ColumbUSBernard Wysong :~ p e nt th e week end In Columbus with h l.r. wife. Prl'f. and M rs A . W . McKay , Mr and Mra. Rcbt. E. McKay ond MJ ~n Nora McCoy wi.!n• \'isltOI'I In Athens Bunlifly {' V L nln <~. wtwrto lh~y atten ded tht- pror.:nmt of the Ohio Unl· Vf'n:lty Ctlnlr held al M<> rnnrl:il Hall. Sporting cil'(!les throu,rhout t_he n.., --~- " : - FOllMER BBOIDENT DIES JN JMAN STRUCK BY NEWPORT NIWS Word bu been "'""lved h.,.. of AUTO, IS BRUISED the death ot Mra. Lettl~ W~rthe l-­ mer, 84: yeara of age and a resident of Klddlepon a number of ye&l8 crOUlnl the street 1 aso, whkh occurred Sa.turday at Btruclt by oranSoupl Rosa, 'oo.~ htr home In Newport Ntws, VIr· VUI)nue; ·auftered •vert'! -:.· gtma. She wu the widow or the The man wu atruct an liiiUtc late Bot H . Wertheimer, who con- drh-en by Leland Saxon. wu sate ducted a elothlnr store here at one who tll~d to see the man Jn t.Jv PAth 6f th-e car. RCWI wu knocked Sunlvtnlf are one dauehte r . Mrs_ t.o the pavement as a re5u1t or thf E. C . Hueler •nd two 110ns. Leo ~nd Impact and wu belleved se.rloU81J EdJ&r, all ot Newport New!t. t!urt . Burial was made Monday at Cln· Taken t.o the otlloe of Dr. Reel! clnnatl. Philpott Immediately It was le&.m· ... ' ' .. l FIDe LuQ.;&~ lit Laot Week New Nite Dreuea juat reo ceived adooen tbe vk1nlty, JJlane remained l01t because of the ., Dine-Dance Frocks drivlnr snow. The ateamer St.l~ located the dl..sabkld plane M .. today. Shreveport, LfL., Dee. 18-JNS-. • tornado that swept caddo Parleft. four ))ftl'10illl dead and 18 "'i~!: 1n ita wake toaar. • persons were lilted when Wltlrllnr crlndl 11truct a lualboor 1 · eamp elfJhl;een mtlel wtst of .....:. 1 'l'ei1 othen were hurl. two ouilJ. Great Variety Chriatmae Carcb Better Hurry! Only 5 More Shopping Days. .__, ·~ Store Op•n UntO 9 P.M. Tbla Wee- i I FINE SILK HOSIERY No girl ever had too many atockingci--Oexdale Pure Silica, a hoae you can be proud to give. Rutland-J. N. BATHBUBN'S SONS~ Middleport ' ' �IIIIC!Ullo1', _ _ , . . . II. 1111 . ·~ ..... ·- • .IIONDA Y. DECE>Illmi II. mli viRGINiA CREGG Phone 512·L NEWS . j'.. . ..• , ., .< .. ·~ .... ~· -.~ - . · ·"'' ., O • tlon mourn the tr:a.golc pass mK of Richard Glundo~, no~d _rowinl coach of Columb 1a Un.•vers1ty nnd I THE DEFAULt'ERS Nqt MORE has the time rolled around when a pay. , ment on the huge war debt is due and once more, 1 Franc~ th e country t'or wh~ch .so much has been done by the United States, the country which was saved not onte Lut on a number of occasions, first through force of arm.s and ~~C.f Ond through the lending of an enormous amount of mon-ey , by the American people, has ~een fit to lead oth er and less important countries, in o;Jenly and pub. licl y r~ pudiating a debt honestly made . Once mot'e has France given an example of her perfi. dy anl! exposed to the world, her utter Jack of all princi· pies supposed to be guiding the destiny of every nation worttlf of the nam e. Once more thP. people of this lamJ hav e ~een treated to an object lesson and once more has son of the veterRn Annapolis Naval A.:~tdemy mentor, who ll)st bi!J Uti owing t.o a ccidental d1sr.har~ of hle ahote'1Jll whi!e op a 1hu.nt.~ng tl'tJ '*' ucat ~Quth Chatbo.m._ !t~ I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ it bceli brought home to tht:!m how they were complctel,y t~nn. 1;Grahl gc figures are .not y2 t uvuU· duped. by those in power h ere w hen t hey were Ie d [ nllk , however sut'fercc.J a de throulth propaganda, into entering a war which never j ollne m 1933 from t he 1932 le vel . W h'IC h We ha d no pel'• Ju lyshipme wall nts t he but next or~mOi)th for l'houJ~·;flave been Stnrteu" an d ln 0~ ,, C{lV.l loadings ~o na Pl nte-rest at any time. ,, 8 ched their t:.cak tn sept.cmber · By Arthur •~a ue•" Baer Once more a t·c w e remind ed that the great world war u the rouowi ng table s1mw11: fo ught aa Mr ~ Wilso n said, for the cause of democracy, COAL J,OADINGS '"let. tol\s waK tbe costli est thin g that ever came to our shores since , "B\IOS"' BEAR rstat.c a11d clt y ta,.r:. lm vf' ~;ulpc_d J anuary April . ,'.·',~~·~~ 400 By ARfHUR the morsel& and t he law ye u; al e MaY: ,.. h th is, great land was, discovered mol'e t an yeat'H ago. ICop)rlght.ed , 1933, Klug Feature& Imaking crumb cake or the r est. Jupe . . . . . . . . . 3,925,438 Jlfow as our people atruggle and fight in their unequal B)'Jldlca.t.e. 1no .1 Afte r t.hat , wh<! re ure your prtl:~ ? ,July . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,369,170 ' b. ltle fo r sust enance for their depend ents and them· MONEV ;t.JN'T EV1!:RY1'HING They don't 'cbme a.l"ound nn y m CJrr.. 1\u~~,~st . · ·· · D.22•UlS . reading--.,. Th~;uk '\'ere I• ' wolf t<Op oo $tember ~.->e lves .we find a nation financiaBy .a.bJe to build bigger BLen atiout . the Mmls· yo dOQrmat. r . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . 6.051,561 3,119,&\8 mwies, appropriate milliotu~ of d~j~ " for targer fighting phert!'s rlcl\eat g:lrl. 'f~~ tba~ . we ~ v,; ~Mn ~~ .. 1 •. . · ~ "' •. . 4~0J8.atl31 have· a llmctklng lloJ.:IUalntn:tklf wUll • ,4\ev- t holier allou ~ not ORI!; SHIPMENt'S nir unfts and bigger armJ ,' 'not .ft Ie, but unwilling to h!r · berng rich. It ts better t.o be 111 · . net tons 1 Pay off even a very small percent age of that debt. · · medhun clrcumstRnces tha n wr.ll Apxi1 ..... . . . . .. . .. . · · · · 83,210 But why be envious jw;t because done. Sleep with t~ll the windows 1 May~ .. .. . . 1,280,869 Ev~n whil e the echo of France's excuse that she is llhe Inherited mty mtlllon without. ond doors open Never worry Jt.ily . . . . . . . . . . . 3.431 ,386 1 banktupt, still sounds, we h& Vt:! reports that she wanted a c.ontest? What do you do with about pickpockets an d brokrl'S. Aqg . .. . . . . · 5,099,600 • h 'B ~ "'.,_ · .,.."!; '!f' ,·h. I 1Nl'ir.u · .. !oaung rower aU thftt money? The glrls ~;encr 1tl · Life ain't much more thnn throe Fep mber . . . 3.504.116 w Dodge Six ••h"• 1h b 1 to lenlf.. fifty million dollars to China. That is the kind of Jy marry some European du ke who s<1wuc.s a day and 11 flop, Meu l!; ohto er . .. 4,542.510 • g' ne · n ~t i o n nnd people th e Ji"rench are. Thnt is the kind of can't Lell his head from his back and a place to flatten your car. Nrwr,ubt'r· December 3 . .881 ,815 amoot • Wilh Floating Power, engine vi collar button. Coal loadii'Q:& roac hed a peak In .nation we are s till recognizing and doing business with. When you arc young you dlTI\m 11120 with 37.0.13,24.0 tons and In the brn{ion~~ haven't a chance lo Nach lh¥.1 body cf the car • • • to jolt and A' proper and in fact, only procedure possible to be Peal'l&, dla.m-;;;;;-s ilk.::>. h w; and th&t. s9me day you wUI be bl ue· ~:r.rne. year ore shipments touclled cljhtcr." They are emothert.d -•b· "l cavter. What al"e they cmnpa r ed Jadu"!d by a fairy godmother into a high mark at 13 ,029.152 t on s. uud crt"it.k c n by our administration relative to France that with the drayma.n's humble cot,. 6uddan opulence. After you ~~~ While the 1933 ore showing Is 10rh~d-the minute they start, by will s a v e our honor and self respect, is. to refuse to have tage? Don't wrlt.c on both :.ides of Al'CJUlld flf~y you si.Op all tha L. You 1 neouragtnQ", It does now, how· 1 Flototing Powor angina moumtnge. 1 You ride with mor$ smooth n811s the paper. know the mloe In your kitchen wcrr: t"ver .ro.nk very high In compari i50P , a n y cu.ri'tmunication or any kind of business dealing with never... olx white beaqt,ltul hou:•c ij. t.r. rC(:ent ye ars. In fact, It was the Fra nce until 14 he has made some kind of arrangement society. ta't\vcl. friend ~ ? Thcy·r,, IJ u ..ond Jowett season In re<XJnt 0 I A th mord Led To no er Of The ~~:~~f=f~~ I ..... MA.BRIAGE ANNOUNCED Announcement has been r-eceived here or the recent marriage or J4t,;8 Martha Enright, daughter of Mr. 1md Mrs. Frank Enright of Columbw. former re11ldenta or Mid· dleport, to Mr. Ployd J . Barcus or OaiJipolls, sun ot Mr. and Mrs Richard Barcus or OaUipoi1B. The ceremony was performed at cat· lettaburs. K er..tucky, on November lOth. The bride Ls a niece or Mls.'l Vir· ale Major and Is quite wllli·lmo wn here. Mr. Bareus, a n employee ot the Sprb g Hill Dairy Company o! Oal11polls, h; all!o well known In tht pomeroy Bend. we were ~ tn aplte or the most acute revenue, no attempt wu made ', tnereaae the amount of taxable but.l '"i:h~~~~~~;; 'ed thatbody no bones ;~e\lere brul.!leswere hadbroken been tn~ I curred. income by the arbitrary dlsal· aa deducUOil!, of bona Saxon, drlvil"IC an automobile said to belona oo Rodney Downinr waP t"akl to ha.ve agreed to Jl&.Y for me. dlcal attention and other dama1e~ neoordln1 to eounty authorities. Poor vl!.lblllty was blamed for thf' ••cctdent . trom ' ncthtng. No moro usr nl·ound Lhe And. by the way. ihnt butler mw· h.J:·to.-y, a.ooordlnR to recorda at ull our coat nnd ho.t. Lho Ore nnd Ocal Exchange. The followlrg table shows the coal and paore shipping mg t•.1e st 12 yean · trends dut·· wherebY we shall be assured of receiving a portion of house th11.n hollyhocks In a finow · cr 11e;nt whut ha~ long been due from her. storm. NOt even should envoys be kept in France and tho~c Let's ta.ke society. We've been in Am u ri~ans foolish enough to want to sojourn there on va· u.. OoiUervatJon 18 so Bhallow Y011 . th e pro- oolleae flgure Lhe must Everything have KOilC to 0 cutionft ·should be force d to d o ~o Wl'th ou t h avma: In 11folks saucer. l!:i tcl'tion of this government. In other words, we 1:1hould more art.lflclal lhan a crooner .• . mor< ... ... forget ·that }<.,ranee exists until tiUCh t1me as s h e 8h ows 8h t """'"• they are """'· w see Tho )'Oil the lass you a r dc I is entitled to the consideration of M~lf respecting nation~ welcome After they 11lmkc hands Bl.·g Increase In I cS a I·nShi'pments I • 'y een unitg . ear I'"" 192J j · ·. --r- · · U:l4 you know why a fnrmer puts 011 his Clevc hr.nd, 0 ., Dec. 18- IN&-An 11925 mUtens before hf! grl\b3 a pump- h·, creaJ~e In coal shlpment.li of 30.1 ! lll26 h&ndle In December. The polite· tler cent and 1n ore shipments of !927 nccs is merely oCllophane on ~:~nr · j 5J.;5 percent In 1933 1\B compared to !!>28 !Ven the butlcl"8 get thiLt 1113:1 are undisputable 11tgns or !929 way. J Uu! iness recovery, busin ess leaders !9lfl here point out. l ~i We wre!IUed with 8 butler or/ II jump I[\ ore 5hlpments from :ua2 Pw'k avenue who had stayed too 3,567.98li In 1932 to 21,623,898 In 1933 and pedplcM. ... COAL ISon a.nd Hard) _,c,••"n'ct .,... hard 19.888,925 33 137 028 26:860:51 5 28,(148,538 . 3l.nll .Z90 . . . . . . . . 34,794 .291 Sf.~3 .00:;t . . . . . . . a 9.254. 578 .... . .. . . 381072 ,060 :n 176 3MI 24',an:389 ~. llS, lSO Ow GAME LAW VIOLATORS cUm. ANY' PEOPLE •eem to hold grudgco against game w;rd ens when the latter perform their Bworn duty in brln,itng to account, citizens wllo fail to heed tlle lawR 1 1 soot ty AIJ he klckeel he Ull phase Lhe 8Ca110n Just natlon'9 closed puts that ~~~~~~~;;;;;; Jl ertaininif to gamiug ~nd hunting. In many instances .=ug~ the epaiaUul doorway 0! the induatrjal atd "Borr to lm:onvenience you. ~;h ucture almost bll(:k to 11:.8 1931 men whO are arrested for violating the laws, e.re found to o ot' ttl Yyou out am 11" ltJvcl and lndtct.aes a definite N pu !18 ' tref\d lo.w4Ltd IJ:tablllzatlon it i5 be all 1lilt poverty stricken and unable to meet the de· ;NoPu<iY ImnintaJ.ned. mands ;bf the state by paying tines aaseased and conse· Tak~ thetilm~e~ng:le. they hav8 someth ing Bituminous coal loa.dlnp of the 1 que ntl y- 'the game ward~ n is held accountable by the worr ea unbO t. aow Qoout lnflfa· :;rear were better than the l9ltl ng. wo~ryflatio~ nnd .~fl~n? :one ures and rurthc1· climbs next Ye~tr fri end s 1;;f the accused and (n meny insfanceH, those not dA. n.yo:., ~nli:roiJ.ols ivtnUhj>.ri J.cm .,. \~·~rc t nrllca.t.ed . J kn owing th e clrcums~~nc es of the case~ invol .v ~ d, ju":IR y ture Tl}c n exL <Jt~.Y l(~.mr ban · Sto ne ahlpment.l!. retleoted a COil~ at co ncfti'slons and cortOemn the minion of th e' law for ' ~h c re~ateJePlloQCII ttu\~ th"" (I"OVi:lfllnlcnt.. 1'~dera~le Increase although actttl\1 ~~~~ . " . ' ..,' arr c ~ t . ~is al!~ ~f~~an Th.lil io not as it •hould be for so lon!f as a go~~ war· Esc~ped :, ! J~, .. " -~ '" • ' .. den or any other' oft\cor 'of the Jaw, for that matter, per· form • hit duty, otric1h·. and in an unbiased "tnanW'ei'; shb'wing special ·privilei•• to none' but consldera~lon ~or aJJ, he should "~ commelldep for his work, regardless of "what individu~l may be a ~ictim thereby: ·' ' .. Wl\e'n '!I tna~ is arrested and' found guilty for an in· fractlon"o fc the l~w. wbY ·..,oridemn t~e arr~l!tJniJ o11Jc•r when it \a 'the fault of · ~· · in~i'vidual wro ebril!nffted the error? · 'I t I~ so 1very ~a iY for people to pae!S tJ\e responsi· biiity shl!Jico!llings th't they are prone to blame ·'for ail act whlch ' ahouljl 'be ·charred M fto Convict, .ft}. I ' Victim· t:omfortln the new, Dodge Six leu strum on your nen·e!l now D1Hlga Six fQT yonl'llolf! But Floadn& Ppwer al&o savea wear·and· tl!at on the car hl_!: lfl Harmful vUn-atlon nn ' t 1hak• and jlilr th• bod,, &nd r•Ltle parts. Patented P'!oatln" Power Ia one or ·the decided economy fcatur eo tn ..,.olon.,·ng .h. n.w ri.dgo uo · Six - '" DODOE .6, ~§Qr5 0 • FLOATING • WITH • POWIIR ,., ~ AND .Q.. H. 1~ ' .... ' . .,)"" ~"""~-. , .,..,._,.·:::; ·- • ~ Ever Sto • " 1;• !d.,t•<J I .. ' Did You ,,. .....• ... ..., 'i WHEIELBA5£ ~: · • • • '1 ' H-I~Tn.e~~ v\'lue ia juat a~. i~l?.~~!"n~ ~n the advertioing columna of a qady niO\Vipli!ler ai m \iiliy ·otfier columns. . - t' . ' . ' ~-· ·- . . P:~opl!' ~'!Y ne"rapaper! ~~ get the ~e.wa. They ol<im the lteadhn~ ana read what appet~la to the1r1ntereat. So tlie fellow w~otMr~ aci~ti~i~· ··P,;ac:et~nd' t~eri n~glettJ · !o ~I! readera aom~.­ thmg that·wlllappFAI to them aa newa11 ~tmftll!i ·mlltiey. ;':.fle thouIll !lbe .. 11'40w 'itOJ't, .I(, · ~4!11.' ilvei'jf 'dajl,' ud~~ a}lould ... tee to'~t tN11t'lt IUii"Wil dieJ!I~yed h~linea to ~tcti' W 'reader'; attenfioii'. T!>i• 'dOefn't me~n ~liat ,hll'~~·r e~~~~lt;'.' lf''d,lle'ap"f'; ..W~tt tliat he '!lualeprllill a "seqaahon" everJ time hf. ~oeo · 'into trnllt; 11\'e il'uL~Ie:t,· II~&,'~ ~u•r 'pr~!i~s ~e~~~ of tlie' old taf.il11 t¥~ "WM=te ·every.thin 11 4too Jiri!'lnll·aoth•pg \ irl!iea." ·· ' .. · ·· t ... , • : • · , .• 1 t. ' . m ~~~·~~!!!!1!f of·cwhic!h ' . ,. ,, Diaheo ! ~ "~ ·'il"· ....... " '"'I" •"•. ; ·~ ,, . . . ' I . ........... ·:. · ~ .; ;I(' ~, ' Give Her ' Something ...ao·w·ear ·:.. ' . •.• .No girl ' ever ' Jj ~ •• .... •' •f • ' • .) Dominant newapaper apace. Carefully planned advertiae· menta. Well written oales copy eatefully merc:handiaed l!Y ,the dif· ferent deparbnents of the atoro; wUI mean I~CREAS£l> · UNIT SAL~. and INCREASED prof1ta for the retatler. The New Deal h....;gbt in~ newer and ~~ appreciation on the part of the people for tbl!ir l'elpec:tiV. "home t,own" p~per. This ;1 reflected in the huad"'da 'of thouoanda·of .new 1ubacnbera now takinl.their local paperJ whO were not r~gul!ll' ....w~ only a few weeko and month. aiJO. ~ ' ; enough pretty clothes. THAT today the American newapaper offera the mo•! econ• ·mi .. ~ I m~d;• · m for !h~ re:~il m~rchant to f(el the atory of h11 mer· chandise over . .. It ia not.now nece11arv for anyone to d?ubt ~e power of the pr~••· . . Current events-the preaent adm_in11trat1on ·, -·au11ian ne 1otiationr-NRA and a hoot of other nat1onal . and international event• r>f ouhtt~nding importance have very qu1ckly been dipated and underotood by ll!illiona thru the· American newapapera. . . .·. · ·'· •.•. ~·' .. ,,...; ·7. · . t ..·; ' . · B:yitbe •t,rn•token, a retailer, anxioo•.~·~~.-liie!l~ ~ ; . "fi~p.9rtun!&Jif. 8JJ~Lim; aj!tce.iRthe-aame ~~ .to 'pt· ~~ 'r.torr over. With nalng pricea and thf threat ohnflatilm, CheaP' er money and a dan11er of reduced un1t1 even th~gh dollar aal~a might be ahead, every .me~hant could ve~ ~rof!tably follow thll lfe8t reader intereat w1th' 1ncreaaecl adverbamg tinease. .f ""\"!'' . ' ToT ink? ~l L. R. PHILLIPS. ADVERTISiNG DIRECTOR OF THE ASHE· VILLE (N.C.) CITIZEN,TRIBUNE • ll. - _...,.4-""" .'"' -~ /~ . . . ; By Edi•on R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma .,, OSCAR L. STEY~S, EPJTQ~ Of Tl:JE QUINCY (MASS.) P~Tjt~QT·'f.W~ER, S:t.v~. · · · . • ' •.. -..' • Towela F~ncy Pillows . C.rret Sweeper of Toys ftir .th~ Kids. ·christmas :Tree Decorahdus. ·• Second St., M.iddleporl 1 ' ,., ~ AND UP, F.C.R . FACTORY, DEJROIT U5-INCH ' .... t • ' ~ • ' '• the Dom.lnl6n H.u~dreds ;' ' Vaae• Fancy W~ol Ruga 81anketa ,, afternoon after ~M the amaz ing dlffe t(lflce. Ba sure t il 11 11k yo1Udealerfora ' 'Sbow.Oown'' liCo ro card. Compare Dodge with othu car11 on a " Show · Down" bas i! , , • aee tha rnany · wa ys th -:t ne•a.' Dodge S•x ca n Rave you do llar4 actual caah! Fa'ncy Gobleto th e same Try a Floati nJ?: P o-..·r t tide in this l~a fatigue. I .. wo~ COlonel suit Wbtlih be· ha.do.nd ,.,,..,.1 ~jf~lli~~[#.~~ 'worsted the ·lireh 'llnf t h e r ar, c:n ltln g· rl ow1 : repa n 1 a. ~·. , you can ride longer dis- tancee .nd IQifet Glanware Continued Prom Page One' For once Lindy stnyed late nbed, remaining a.t his Mtaml Beach ho· tel until !!hortly after 9 o'clock. Then, with Anne. he was motored ;[;;~~toKey his awaiting plane at the terminal. the engine warmed up by m echanics ., ~ Bed Spread Alarm Clock Lindy l . . . tbpre'!l FOR THE HOME Gowna Danc:e Seta Pajamas Eveninr Drees Houae Dr..,, Silk Dreu Silk Negligeea Winter Coat Hand Bag Fitted Suit Caae Umbrella Blouae Compach Smocka Flannel Robes Silk Hoae Traveling Bago Fitted Caae JL____~C~o~m~f~y~S~Ii~p!p~er~•~-----~--~~:~R~u~g~•~--~~---- Middleport Store• open eveningo all thia week. Jlr) PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR WOMEN Ollfo/da ! Sued~! Jackets Suit Caae ·-: (folf'CiuLs . · C~f ' ~~________ EXftBTS SAY F~OATifig .!OW~~ I,N":B:Ji . . .. ·... S,IX GIV£,&EXJRA SMQPJHIESS~/fQS fCQNPMY ,. + Thousands of Gifts fQr Men, Women and Children.: CarUra ·- - ·-----·- \ tectttmate FOR MEN Wool Flannel Robes Handkerchief• Slippera \ Sbirli • SilfiT!ea Sweato:r Glove1 Arctic\ Pai•"'1'• Hoae Umbrella Suspendera; Belt ' . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leonard and Miss Ruth Humphrey Spt'nt the vce k end In Cohvnbu., MArgaret Bauer is reporLerl as :nproved from a rew da"s lllne::s • L her h r m ... MmAr of Fi rst ave· "'" ami P.utland St.reet. 1\'Jrn. Fll r.nbeth HB rtln~r rP. turn· ~ Montlay ~ rum fl . vl.'! l ~ I n Athenl!' vherr. she vls a ee h~r :.isl.P.r, Mrs HOME FROJ\-1 COLI.J.;GE r.rr •Jk Mm-phv who r r"('r nlh sua· Ml!18 Annnbel CarMn will lx 'l.lnoffi o b··okl! n c.oUn 1· lJ"n · r, P home from Asbur y College, WU- ''-"'ll t. of ... fall . Class No. 12 of th e H nih M. E more, K y., to spend the holidays " 'Uh her p;;rents. Mr. and Mrs 0 . ... hurcll \"!U h r,l(! •:1c: r Cl. rb' mn ' :E. Car!lon. She Is ccmpletl p.g the ·nrtv tn'1111ht . nt thl! h om"! of Ml'!o ftrst hol t or her freshman year an d l. B. Rtout ThM rc.n d :llon or J . H M:mlden expects to reg!ste1· !or the s~u ml ,., w '-' 1n $Cmester. She will remain he re fur taxi-dri ve r, who w~ s Jured when h i~ cllr uv ·rt· :· :1• , , n • ·' thirteen da ys. o\ddlson a n -:1 w!lo 1s c nr1f"' ·rt ~~ !h Holzer hotpltn1 at Ga' ll ~• l '; Wt." Mr. and Mrs Cedric Cl<&-rk ldt IlS st> tls ructory Mo~:d ny Monday morning ror a Jew days report.cd morning. visit In ColumbUSBernard Wysong :~ p e nt th e week end In Columbus with h l.r. wife. Prl'f. and M rs A . W . McKay , Mr and Mra. Rcbt. E. McKay ond MJ ~n Nora McCoy wi.!n• \'isltOI'I In Athens Bunlifly {' V L nln <~. wtwrto lh~y atten ded tht- pror.:nmt of the Ohio Unl· Vf'n:lty Ctlnlr held al M<> rnnrl:il Hall. Sporting cil'(!les throu,rhout t_he n.., --~- " : - FOllMER BBOIDENT DIES JN JMAN STRUCK BY NEWPORT NIWS Word bu been "'""lved h.,.. of AUTO, IS BRUISED the death ot Mra. Lettl~ W~rthe l-­ mer, 84: yeara of age and a resident of Klddlepon a number of ye&l8 crOUlnl the street 1 aso, whkh occurred Sa.turday at Btruclt by oranSoupl Rosa, 'oo.~ htr home In Newport Ntws, VIr· VUI)nue; ·auftered •vert'! -:.· gtma. She wu the widow or the The man wu atruct an liiiUtc late Bot H . Wertheimer, who con- drh-en by Leland Saxon. wu sate ducted a elothlnr store here at one who tll~d to see the man Jn t.Jv PAth 6f th-e car. RCWI wu knocked Sunlvtnlf are one dauehte r . Mrs_ t.o the pavement as a re5u1t or thf E. C . Hueler •nd two 110ns. Leo ~nd Impact and wu belleved se.rloU81J EdJ&r, all ot Newport New!t. t!urt . Burial was made Monday at Cln· Taken t.o the otlloe of Dr. Reel! clnnatl. Philpott Immediately It was le&.m· ... ' ' .. l FIDe LuQ.;&~ lit Laot Week New Nite Dreuea juat reo ceived adooen tbe vk1nlty, JJlane remained l01t because of the ., Dine-Dance Frocks drivlnr snow. The ateamer St.l~ located the dl..sabkld plane M .. today. Shreveport, LfL., Dee. 18-JNS-. • tornado that swept caddo Parleft. four ))ftl'10illl dead and 18 "'i~!: 1n ita wake toaar. • persons were lilted when Wltlrllnr crlndl 11truct a lualboor 1 · eamp elfJhl;een mtlel wtst of .....:. 1 'l'ei1 othen were hurl. two ouilJ. Great Variety Chriatmae Carcb Better Hurry! Only 5 More Shopping Days. .__, ·~ Store Op•n UntO 9 P.M. Tbla Wee- i I FINE SILK HOSIERY No girl ever had too many atockingci--Oexdale Pure Silica, a hoae you can be proud to give. Rutland-J. N. BATHBUBN'S SONS~ Middleport ' ' �' II '\ '' CITY .Up Blue Btgfe i ' ( l!l:t~ MONDAY, DECJEM:BER 18, ' '' ~ ' l ' ~ . = ' Step .on Comeback Road Another GI~LS WIN AG~IN WHIU B~Y5l~~E ' ... " _, r ' Bears Win Crown In ~-Saw' · Game Society's favor ' IN W~~IMl C~ME · Ad. or 'La , n.ue; &pen~ " Pr.lda"""y"ntll:h&. wtth G. R. f4artln. fin-' tleU for ~he Zion church itnd wi~ The LQ.dl.e& Aid p\U'chaaed ii- be lnstalled as soon as a bell low, can be erected. Mrs. J. H. .ca.udm •. purchaSed ., ua.r.k of land from 'the \ Ctt.lhOUJl trfirs , a:t thE! Plnes a.nd will hav a lot •of•lmpro... ements made soon. Mrs. Carol stm remalns in Ill rrltical Cl:lndlt~on at her home nea~ Mlee, ' I eJust unwrap a snowy-white aqua~ ol "Phlladdpltia" Bmnd Cream Ci\eele~eerve it for dessert with jam, aackeis and cOffee! "Philadi!l· pbia," made !rom sweet ~. ia delicately-flavored and pure.ltighly Local Jacketteo ) Pt:i>ve '· Too Much For Vioitoro nutritious. it i&tiplendld roc c!pldren.. Serve it often l WIN 26TOlO F,-..'Jh In UU. 3 <:».. tilver(oal ~ N,.,r .wold 61 kd.ll Jackets, However,- .j"ail '{o Score Enough For Victory The Middleport high sehool b!u;" ketbau teams split their . bill here S:Jlurday eve ning when the Yellow tt ~ ,Tackets dropped tne;, ccy-.14st to Wahama high school qullltef.h.J ol Mason: City, while the J"•'c~ke!''t.t<s 1~; ~n.ve t.hl"! lars an agreeable .;, 1.1~· taklnr -their ~a.me bv tbt• --..- - · lll 26 to 10. HOTEL COLUMBUS For Rent.• - ' cOtumhiHI, Ohio. RAte. RENT-2 beautllllj .ll'!ta'- qver ·A. & P.· storc. Call &dwird l!ioer&OOcb at Red Anchor. 11-28·tf ~-·.,. The WorWI'i!! ..;;;; Bolllill' aa.IO: .... f!OO We~U.qhowe, 1-tube, " """ """"""' One Ulf:d Wub.er • · ........ · • ~.. '.~~" Radio... lable ~~~~ \·1............ Modo! .. ...... l'hlloo. .......~ "'".......~ Reduced ROOikS ...01) fl-U 8.4.TH t1.50 DINING ROOM AND ... --~-:::':"""........,._ B.t.RGAJNII ~ TAKEN IN ON PHILOO f!irls' team of this sc,hool hfs done . FJreproot !00 Roulllll iooR For Sale- Starting: the evening L t with a bang, the M1ddlepott girls came through with an int.crestlu~ J)fCsrntatlon of baskctbull sudt as ro • Tntals nurprising even the most - optJ:mb;- ft ~ems to be a fair exchange of eomplimenbl here as r~::,r.,cL';;;'~:: 3 t:c the girls proved that they nrc (left), former lightweight champion o( the world, and C Boys to be reckoned with tlurlug the rt•- Europenn champwn, land punches simultaneously during >;;,ci~.[.;;; Wahama 0 F mainder of the present. season . · liad1son Squal"\1 Garde11, New York. Canzoneri won an easy u Grunm. i ... , 4 :;I A !though the Wa hama team dr t' W points over the invader. nrst blood. the Middleport gil'ls 1-:-:::----:-__ .:. __ _ _ - -- - , - - - , - - - f:ayre, 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 3f:On started their effective plays tn 1firx;r and l/u;n rerJcr:.ted a momcl't und keeping liH; ball ln . the oppo!l- F>:rgj~~ny: , c . .......... 2 0 'J. ~mm. g ..... .... 0 1 .«oorc three buckets from U)~t~, floor l n l<~ r wiUl anoLh cr to mP- ke t.hc Itt' .e nd of the court. durirg the first. period und to' ~Jon~ se01·e 6 to 1. Martine nuul~:. P ' ,uc k ~ I The preliminary game (If lhc Hcv. t. g ............. 0 o tlnue at 1\ fast pace until they hac:! cl a ~:;ec on<l later Rnd the m·. a:rtm' l evening proved, for locaJ :1J.n.s, to 'l'olals ed ocean pik•d up s comma.ndlng lead at the ended a few mlnut.el!i later with- ~.c the most lnt e r~;~t ing. tht ) boys\ · ···· ·· · ·· 8 4 20 matt;er how remote am ent.r.lose of the third period which gH.ve out 111om .scoring, 6 to 3. 1r~.nte s t was rast . clm;c Rml rpt al- 1\Iiddl t my, can be brougb} next door to It lilcm little' cause for worry un til Dillard started we second per-1 h .. gethcr unipteresting but. It found 61: tthep;'r 0 f' TP and easUy erosaed when aviation Is Ihe end of the game. Lc: ctf with a bucket and iller, the Jackets unable to touch the L 11 Lc..:..ts 1 l I 3 the weapon employed. 1'hi8 11!1 JMI'2 0 4 t.lcularly true when it is based BL_Irton . Ct:Jnter, was agal~ the Elias made two more free tosses J·.asket sumctent times to keep t.he P.iley c ' ~eadmg .~co:cr for the Midd!? port f-!~rrah then plncod one from .the :-_cor e ahead of the vi&itlng aggre- Bennett,·~· · ~ ~ : upcn adjuent 1S1a.nds and upvn .a~s les, commg through witt~ 7 bas - ci larity circle and the }~lf closed .gc. tion. · f ·. Lcwts, g 0 1 1 mperlor sea power. kcts for 14 of the 26 Poif',;s." Dll - with the score 9 to 5. The Wahama· bo~s. true to dope, Surface. g . . The Far Eatit, lncll:dlng Japan . 0 0 0 lnrd ~as _ f'ccond high score! with While Elias made one bucket for hnve built up a fast ·paS!Iing ofIs rapidly equipping air fQrces. The 10 ~10 ~•"'r~ Wdhlle ,the Middbl:P.or,t [ Uw lone score of the Wsha.mtL team !"nstve at tac k t ha.t carriet~ them Totals ... . , ............ aviation at Shanghai 7 3 1 12 r,lr ti ropp ng a""o s ciu1 in!l t he third period, the Mid- through to the scoring board wlth superlon\y over the 60 planl!l:l t~·cugh the mesh, t.ho V. ah.nma dlrport girl:; i.m itect 111 making a l flpidity . When the forwards shot, .\MERICA'S Dt;Ft;NS!LESS the Chlnere. Chin$- Is .i n the ~~.rls could connect WI!.~\ · q~t 3 tota l cf 9 points, with Harrnh. Bur- they wem i.nm and rcH.ched their FRONTIERS or a tl"lree y£$:r expansion . tom t~le floor. EIIH.s_ was tliC I JH~st i• 1n 1\Ud Dilll:l.l'd altcrnatlna in the 11mrk on majori ty of O("CA810ml. with &n objectlvc of ~00 rfJ"ectlve forwar~ ol thC vlsltmr, .«( lll')ng. 1 Th'e Middleport Jar.kCts have noL lly Col H A 'I'OULMIN Jr D sM. In 1935 and 18. eniploylng ~0 r.h:ls &~gregallon, sinking 2 baskets · · · · ·• · · f that :~ H • ·touls for 8 Of tr.~ Leu oints While too much can not be :;aid 1 yet completed . R l:i~l't'·flre passlugl It.a.ly hats mAde two great di~Yw IIMitructors or pur· locals scored ~ points ~~ th~ r Lhe accUlate shootl 11g of t hC' httack that w11l gwe them suf!l.- cries by lk; explorers. General Balbo po.steJ Workers of China first half ~nd 17 In the hnlf. of the Jackel I-t!!!, the Cl.ent. olfense to cope with faster m11.de one this year, four a.nJ~:·;~;~; :~~;~:In :~~:~sg fo:DCh~:.~ T~ v~lt.ors made 5 rach - 1taU. ~~.nards s~ould bt! commended for tr~uns but Coach Donald . Wolfe centuries after Oolumbus, , by A. ' SAta-• . cut. 'A~r Ellns sank a fr~ ~os~ Dill ~ l'ldr a i>Ulty In hol11ng the visitors w111 attempt to build up such an famous ltallan, crOSBcd the •1 md Lwo fH.Gt ones f i:(1 ;JI · , tu: ~0 lm t 5 point s during each ha lt uHel\~ll before the season advanoos to di3COV ':l' America. . Nanking's campairo in 1933 for ___ -~- __ -·- ____ __ -· - - -----------------Oencrnl B[l.Jbo's atl'ikmg 1500 planes In six months mean<~ fo1· Musoollul and Italy · more planes than all the AlUctl proved that the oceans were ever able to gather to~ defended land frontiers are no ln •ono at any Lime on tr safe coast barriers. America rront. with the cxM defenseless Rt 188t. or our St. Mihlcl attack When Balbo Cl'Q&Sed the Mitchell , of the _.__~----8, BWNLEY-..;__ _ _ _ _ __. bQrder with 26 StattJB Air force command·'··-~ .~ ' .. . bon:lblni' &eapianes· ftl: aJl Allied !lJ'(Iup of 1¥o planas. AVfrY ~ AUIHING SMCa each, he seated · the "It 16 obvious that Japt~l IS not QAitAOI. IN ClCIHNiti'XIft undefended oo&st line and •!ISO~In~g~l~o~be~•~e~co~n~d~l~n~th~l'~'"~'='~· _:~~~~~-:::;::: !rontien; In America. Thooe ,pow"r-1 ' ful ships are &0 reliable can cruh> J 2800 mUes at a mi>X!~""" ' I bpeed of l'i5 ~ m~ an ~0\P'. Thetrl made the tota.l .·trlp f·r om.··0rbotello. 60 mtlm; no'rth or !Rome~ to Chlcai(' In 41 hom-g and ff.l minutes over· a. disinnce or 6~00 mues, broken by cnly six IanQinfJI:i. 'J!hc average distance per hour nYing time WI\& over lZ'l miles. 'i'Thcy flew 870 miles from Montrea,l, Canada, to Chicago, In '1 hoi.U'15. This vast Armada only the asslsto.nce of Obe supply Thu planes carrted ' a total I COFFEE SHOP Under Same MRDBiement ALBA COURT HOTEL New Slltf1'na, Florida. Mt Room ·-30 Bat.ba, Steam Jieated Writ., for Bookht& and Rat.M ' JAMES H. BUTLER Manapr For the I Tiili bltter frmvln·ds \ IAli:J I 1 NEW gifts, . however costly, are more ~ wanu';" ly appreciated than the Cqjttplete, i'~pallllal newo of what'o hliPP•?ing here;' 'the~!O;an' eVj1f where. A oubsl:riptlon to the Daily Tribune •• a distinctive gift, but not an expensive one. sank i'oa SALE-Fourteen mee plp, 10 weeks old. At-. E. Plummer, Rutland R. D. 1. 13·14..3t .___ ALL MAKES oi raOIOS ~ced •t reBJtiDil.ble prices. Brl~ __1n your ' radfo or call :a•t..J, YES, CASPER, EVERYT\.IIN£. FOR eAi..E = -a -=c-.oo --:---:-to"p:-co=a::1 and good turnft.C41 .coal at. Square Deal PEACHES AND fiOUSE! I TOLD Coal Mfnt:~. Phoile 08-R. 12-11-Bt ~2 BuildinG~ for gara.3e Bridge. TIHITN "-BOU't uuUal.llc ...... ···:• toVOUIBODY • Pomeroy Bend The Mt. Vernon Brld:t..: nt J 12-17-:l! ••••• JOB ANO SHE ISN'T Al' ALL! AT "TO BE • M ...l;) AT ME! I cpN'T KHOW Wll ...T. EllER M"-CE ME. E11.0.£.£.ERAT£ LIKE THAT ~I ~, IT £.011.S "TO PltOVE VOU'I/E i..ctr TO TI>J<E \, COLOMEL HOOFER SAYS A &AA.IH OF SALT, WHEN BETT!i:R I'IB~ "'RE TOLP. COLONEL HOOFER WILL TELL ~EM! . TSK-·TSKt'l ,. ' ~"'"'"" !I •,. • ' 1 1 II '1 ' !loss ' \'!11Ho '" ""''"' . . '\; h ' " ' U "' ,. ;w.:n~h 1v ir. ~it --~ Visits OUR A 11 ' !IJ:IIli~I::IU:Ir.tlll11:tt!lll::l1:""""""llllllllllliiiU=mllllmllllmllll!ll'llllllll men . Italy spent tn 1!)32 $40,000,000 uu II < Tpe Qaily ~rihl,lll~ . ·.......v..-.= ' ~ R. M. Cr068, .MiddlepiJl't. FOR Colorful lee Stars pla.oe C·+~. 0.-llE OF 'niE MOSt SEAJSATIO/o!AI- HOCKEY TEAMS. her civil and military aviation. Present day bomb:; ore over ton limes more effective in dost.ruct.lvc power than those used In the laW war. I have seen durJng t-he world war R sinale Germa.n bomb blo\\ up ll. substantlal six sLo1·y bulldin8 of concrete and sl;one, leaving lloln scrap of at. The tonnage of bombs and !,hr..r effect from a fleet such as Bslb ,'I· or that- or any other nation IIi- tJb• vious. The point Is that t.hea·e ll.:t' only Lwo kmds or defense l.o lhlt; Rttack: a.nt!Malrcratt guns and a... Ienslve ~;~ovlation . OUr dcfenselM:; borders now make lhls requ:l•lment a ...erlotl.lnty. A fleet of a foreign power In t.h~ Pacific stationed oft the coast oi MeX1co could pa1111 over the m:U·· tra.l terrltc;ry of· Mexico and wooS. . the West Coast and" south¥.~~!. tcrt'itury. Llkcwu;e A. neutral ¥11·.. rlory on the· no~·tnern border of United BtRtcn cot.k~. act as a scL@!'l em· n. seaplane t\...,('t whltlt couta sweep ovt1r the neutn~.l tt:l'l'!i.,l: 1 aud attack on all undefeJlded border other than a sea coast. Our vaunted ur.protec'. (od bo:d ~ r with Canada may need never bJ pa·oLE:ctcd so far as Canada \8 con•\ cerned, but what Ia to proteet the United States from a hostile forc.r. violating the neutra1tty of C&nad~ and nyJng .. over It to reacb the United Stata In our vi~l automc~lle produning and 1ndustr'IG.1 oca•rltory •-on ,·the - nortllem ., tier of r>tates?. ·B(t:~bQ~ · Al'Olada thas MQflO Detroit M l•U!Pet1.bi0 Pas the JJ~'.­ torlor of ~e · ~8 to Oermruly at thf; bel#.ri.OinJ Jf ~ World war. m., A's Soor'J~r~... SW&.nfOn Navy aaj~ ·~ l•Bai!Jf>: of "Tho has bOQp_. JW'tonisbed at his of remarkable fti.ghta by nufll_ber:a Qf plane. over strethlli!S of sea,'." ' But the MOTHER'S GIFT SAFE for me is W 1.\.i HEN an Electric Range is selected .. mother's Cliri.llllas gilt; yoiJ !<now that your hDill£ an<! faulily will be p;pr.Cted by lhc safest as well as the ~oit efliaent cookina ml~o·in the_ worl<l. Jicr little ·!i!_·y even oa!djr l,p,i on tit,: swttch that starts tb~ f'cWthe oven of~+n'Eitc~!'i•ll.ans• ~O<i ~~ prodt;ce l ~\fel$ott: " .. ·· ~iacl.y, a ~bjs,C~ris~u y,ift f~ m"'!!!£ -O..e11!a·wii~!Pf~ate in'the yoars to come. )'ou wUi I wdJi'm\.il:f"co fit ~i WIF ,l!-11!1•' ·' uee& • mour c!i~Y of ~~,;./ ' '' '- �' II '\ '' CITY .Up Blue Btgfe i ' ( l!l:t~ MONDAY, DECJEM:BER 18, ' '' ~ ' l ' ~ . = ' Step .on Comeback Road Another GI~LS WIN AG~IN WHIU B~Y5l~~E ' ... " _, r ' Bears Win Crown In ~-Saw' · Game Society's favor ' IN W~~IMl C~ME · Ad. or 'La , n.ue; &pen~ " Pr.lda"""y"ntll:h&. wtth G. R. f4artln. fin-' tleU for ~he Zion church itnd wi~ The LQ.dl.e& Aid p\U'chaaed ii- be lnstalled as soon as a bell low, can be erected. Mrs. J. H. .ca.udm •. purchaSed ., ua.r.k of land from 'the \ Ctt.lhOUJl trfirs , a:t thE! Plnes a.nd will hav a lot •of•lmpro... ements made soon. Mrs. Carol stm remalns in Ill rrltical Cl:lndlt~on at her home nea~ Mlee, ' I eJust unwrap a snowy-white aqua~ ol "Phlladdpltia" Bmnd Cream Ci\eele~eerve it for dessert with jam, aackeis and cOffee! "Philadi!l· pbia," made !rom sweet ~. ia delicately-flavored and pure.ltighly Local Jacketteo ) Pt:i>ve '· Too Much For Vioitoro nutritious. it i&tiplendld roc c!pldren.. Serve it often l WIN 26TOlO F,-..'Jh In UU. 3 <:».. tilver(oal ~ N,.,r .wold 61 kd.ll Jackets, However,- .j"ail '{o Score Enough For Victory The Middleport high sehool b!u;" ketbau teams split their . bill here S:Jlurday eve ning when the Yellow tt ~ ,Tackets dropped tne;, ccy-.14st to Wahama high school qullltef.h.J ol Mason: City, while the J"•'c~ke!''t.t<s 1~; ~n.ve t.hl"! lars an agreeable .;, 1.1~· taklnr -their ~a.me bv tbt• --..- - · lll 26 to 10. HOTEL COLUMBUS For Rent.• - ' cOtumhiHI, Ohio. RAte. RENT-2 beautllllj .ll'!ta'- qver ·A. & P.· storc. Call &dwird l!ioer&OOcb at Red Anchor. 11-28·tf ~-·.,. The WorWI'i!! ..;;;; Bolllill' aa.IO: .... f!OO We~U.qhowe, 1-tube, " """ """"""' One Ulf:d Wub.er • · ........ · • ~.. '.~~" Radio... lable ~~~~ \·1............ Modo! .. ...... l'hlloo. .......~ "'".......~ Reduced ROOikS ...01) fl-U 8.4.TH t1.50 DINING ROOM AND ... --~-:::':"""........,._ B.t.RGAJNII ~ TAKEN IN ON PHILOO f!irls' team of this sc,hool hfs done . FJreproot !00 Roulllll iooR For Sale- Starting: the evening L t with a bang, the M1ddlepott girls came through with an int.crestlu~ J)fCsrntatlon of baskctbull sudt as ro • Tntals nurprising even the most - optJ:mb;- ft ~ems to be a fair exchange of eomplimenbl here as r~::,r.,cL';;;'~:: 3 t:c the girls proved that they nrc (left), former lightweight champion o( the world, and C Boys to be reckoned with tlurlug the rt•- Europenn champwn, land punches simultaneously during >;;,ci~.[.;;; Wahama 0 F mainder of the present. season . · liad1son Squal"\1 Garde11, New York. Canzoneri won an easy u Grunm. i ... , 4 :;I A !though the Wa hama team dr t' W points over the invader. nrst blood. the Middleport gil'ls 1-:-:::----:-__ .:. __ _ _ - -- - , - - - , - - - f:ayre, 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 3f:On started their effective plays tn 1firx;r and l/u;n rerJcr:.ted a momcl't und keeping liH; ball ln . the oppo!l- F>:rgj~~ny: , c . .......... 2 0 'J. ~mm. g ..... .... 0 1 .«oorc three buckets from U)~t~, floor l n l<~ r wiUl anoLh cr to mP- ke t.hc Itt' .e nd of the court. durirg the first. period und to' ~Jon~ se01·e 6 to 1. Martine nuul~:. P ' ,uc k ~ I The preliminary game (If lhc Hcv. t. g ............. 0 o tlnue at 1\ fast pace until they hac:! cl a ~:;ec on<l later Rnd the m·. a:rtm' l evening proved, for locaJ :1J.n.s, to 'l'olals ed ocean pik•d up s comma.ndlng lead at the ended a few mlnut.el!i later with- ~.c the most lnt e r~;~t ing. tht ) boys\ · ···· ·· · ·· 8 4 20 matt;er how remote am ent.r.lose of the third period which gH.ve out 111om .scoring, 6 to 3. 1r~.nte s t was rast . clm;c Rml rpt al- 1\Iiddl t my, can be brougb} next door to It lilcm little' cause for worry un til Dillard started we second per-1 h .. gethcr unipteresting but. It found 61: tthep;'r 0 f' TP and easUy erosaed when aviation Is Ihe end of the game. Lc: ctf with a bucket and iller, the Jackets unable to touch the L 11 Lc..:..ts 1 l I 3 the weapon employed. 1'hi8 11!1 JMI'2 0 4 t.lcularly true when it is based BL_Irton . Ct:Jnter, was agal~ the Elias made two more free tosses J·.asket sumctent times to keep t.he P.iley c ' ~eadmg .~co:cr for the Midd!? port f-!~rrah then plncod one from .the :-_cor e ahead of the vi&itlng aggre- Bennett,·~· · ~ ~ : upcn adjuent 1S1a.nds and upvn .a~s les, commg through witt~ 7 bas - ci larity circle and the }~lf closed .gc. tion. · f ·. Lcwts, g 0 1 1 mperlor sea power. kcts for 14 of the 26 Poif',;s." Dll - with the score 9 to 5. The Wahama· bo~s. true to dope, Surface. g . . The Far Eatit, lncll:dlng Japan . 0 0 0 lnrd ~as _ f'ccond high score! with While Elias made one bucket for hnve built up a fast ·paS!Iing ofIs rapidly equipping air fQrces. The 10 ~10 ~•"'r~ Wdhlle ,the Middbl:P.or,t [ Uw lone score of the Wsha.mtL team !"nstve at tac k t ha.t carriet~ them Totals ... . , ............ aviation at Shanghai 7 3 1 12 r,lr ti ropp ng a""o s ciu1 in!l t he third period, the Mid- through to the scoring board wlth superlon\y over the 60 planl!l:l t~·cugh the mesh, t.ho V. ah.nma dlrport girl:; i.m itect 111 making a l flpidity . When the forwards shot, .\MERICA'S Dt;Ft;NS!LESS the Chlnere. Chin$- Is .i n the ~~.rls could connect WI!.~\ · q~t 3 tota l cf 9 points, with Harrnh. Bur- they wem i.nm and rcH.ched their FRONTIERS or a tl"lree y£$:r expansion . tom t~le floor. EIIH.s_ was tliC I JH~st i• 1n 1\Ud Dilll:l.l'd altcrnatlna in the 11mrk on majori ty of O("CA810ml. with &n objectlvc of ~00 rfJ"ectlve forwar~ ol thC vlsltmr, .«( lll')ng. 1 Th'e Middleport Jar.kCts have noL lly Col H A 'I'OULMIN Jr D sM. In 1935 and 18. eniploylng ~0 r.h:ls &~gregallon, sinking 2 baskets · · · · ·• · · f that :~ H • ·touls for 8 Of tr.~ Leu oints While too much can not be :;aid 1 yet completed . R l:i~l't'·flre passlugl It.a.ly hats mAde two great di~Yw IIMitructors or pur· locals scored ~ points ~~ th~ r Lhe accUlate shootl 11g of t hC' httack that w11l gwe them suf!l.- cries by lk; explorers. General Balbo po.steJ Workers of China first half ~nd 17 In the hnlf. of the Jackel I-t!!!, the Cl.ent. olfense to cope with faster m11.de one this year, four a.nJ~:·;~;~; :~~;~:In :~~:~sg fo:DCh~:.~ T~ v~lt.ors made 5 rach - 1taU. ~~.nards s~ould bt! commended for tr~uns but Coach Donald . Wolfe centuries after Oolumbus, , by A. ' SAta-• . cut. 'A~r Ellns sank a fr~ ~os~ Dill ~ l'ldr a i>Ulty In hol11ng the visitors w111 attempt to build up such an famous ltallan, crOSBcd the •1 md Lwo fH.Gt ones f i:(1 ;JI · , tu: ~0 lm t 5 point s during each ha lt uHel\~ll before the season advanoos to di3COV ':l' America. . Nanking's campairo in 1933 for ___ -~- __ -·- ____ __ -· - - -----------------Oencrnl B[l.Jbo's atl'ikmg 1500 planes In six months mean<~ fo1· Musoollul and Italy · more planes than all the AlUctl proved that the oceans were ever able to gather to~ defended land frontiers are no ln •ono at any Lime on tr safe coast barriers. America rront. with the cxM defenseless Rt 188t. or our St. Mihlcl attack When Balbo Cl'Q&Sed the Mitchell , of the _.__~----8, BWNLEY-..;__ _ _ _ _ __. bQrder with 26 StattJB Air force command·'··-~ .~ ' .. . bon:lblni' &eapianes· ftl: aJl Allied !lJ'(Iup of 1¥o planas. AVfrY ~ AUIHING SMCa each, he seated · the "It 16 obvious that Japt~l IS not QAitAOI. IN ClCIHNiti'XIft undefended oo&st line and •!ISO~In~g~l~o~be~•~e~co~n~d~l~n~th~l'~'"~'='~· _:~~~~~-:::;::: !rontien; In America. Thooe ,pow"r-1 ' ful ships are &0 reliable can cruh> J 2800 mUes at a mi>X!~""" ' I bpeed of l'i5 ~ m~ an ~0\P'. Thetrl made the tota.l .·trlp f·r om.··0rbotello. 60 mtlm; no'rth or !Rome~ to Chlcai(' In 41 hom-g and ff.l minutes over· a. disinnce or 6~00 mues, broken by cnly six IanQinfJI:i. 'J!hc average distance per hour nYing time WI\& over lZ'l miles. 'i'Thcy flew 870 miles from Montrea,l, Canada, to Chicago, In '1 hoi.U'15. This vast Armada only the asslsto.nce of Obe supply Thu planes carrted ' a total I COFFEE SHOP Under Same MRDBiement ALBA COURT HOTEL New Slltf1'na, Florida. Mt Room ·-30 Bat.ba, Steam Jieated Writ., for Bookht& and Rat.M ' JAMES H. BUTLER Manapr For the I Tiili bltter frmvln·ds \ IAli:J I 1 NEW gifts, . however costly, are more ~ wanu';" ly appreciated than the Cqjttplete, i'~pallllal newo of what'o hliPP•?ing here;' 'the~!O;an' eVj1f where. A oubsl:riptlon to the Daily Tribune •• a distinctive gift, but not an expensive one. sank i'oa SALE-Fourteen mee plp, 10 weeks old. At-. E. Plummer, Rutland R. D. 1. 13·14..3t .___ ALL MAKES oi raOIOS ~ced •t reBJtiDil.ble prices. Brl~ __1n your ' radfo or call :a•t..J, YES, CASPER, EVERYT\.IIN£. FOR eAi..E = -a -=c-.oo --:---:-to"p:-co=a::1 and good turnft.C41 .coal at. Square Deal PEACHES AND fiOUSE! I TOLD Coal Mfnt:~. Phoile 08-R. 12-11-Bt ~2 BuildinG~ for gara.3e Bridge. TIHITN "-BOU't uuUal.llc ...... ···:• toVOUIBODY • Pomeroy Bend The Mt. Vernon Brld:t..: nt J 12-17-:l! ••••• JOB ANO SHE ISN'T Al' ALL! AT "TO BE • M ...l;) AT ME! I cpN'T KHOW Wll ...T. EllER M"-CE ME. E11.0.£.£.ERAT£ LIKE THAT ~I ~, IT £.011.S "TO PltOVE VOU'I/E i..ctr TO TI>J<E \, COLOMEL HOOFER SAYS A &AA.IH OF SALT, WHEN BETT!i:R I'IB~ "'RE TOLP. COLONEL HOOFER WILL TELL ~EM! . TSK-·TSKt'l ,. ' ~"'"'"" !I •,. • ' 1 1 II '1 ' !loss ' \'!11Ho '" ""''"' . . '\; h ' " ' U "' ,. ;w.:n~h 1v ir. ~it --~ Visits OUR A 11 ' !IJ:IIli~I::IU:Ir.tlll11:tt!lll::l1:""""""llllllllllliiiU=mllllmllllmllll!ll'llllllll men . Italy spent tn 1!)32 $40,000,000 uu II < Tpe Qaily ~rihl,lll~ . ·.......v..-.= ' ~ R. M. Cr068, .MiddlepiJl't. FOR Colorful lee Stars pla.oe C·+~. 0.-llE OF 'niE MOSt SEAJSATIO/o!AI- HOCKEY TEAMS. her civil and military aviation. Present day bomb:; ore over ton limes more effective in dost.ruct.lvc power than those used In the laW war. I have seen durJng t-he world war R sinale Germa.n bomb blo\\ up ll. substantlal six sLo1·y bulldin8 of concrete and sl;one, leaving lloln scrap of at. The tonnage of bombs and !,hr..r effect from a fleet such as Bslb ,'I· or that- or any other nation IIi- tJb• vious. The point Is that t.hea·e ll.:t' only Lwo kmds or defense l.o lhlt; Rttack: a.nt!Malrcratt guns and a... Ienslve ~;~ovlation . OUr dcfenselM:; borders now make lhls requ:l•lment a ...erlotl.lnty. A fleet of a foreign power In t.h~ Pacific stationed oft the coast oi MeX1co could pa1111 over the m:U·· tra.l terrltc;ry of· Mexico and wooS. . the West Coast and" south¥.~~!. tcrt'itury. Llkcwu;e A. neutral ¥11·.. rlory on the· no~·tnern border of United BtRtcn cot.k~. act as a scL@!'l em· n. seaplane t\...,('t whltlt couta sweep ovt1r the neutn~.l tt:l'l'!i.,l: 1 aud attack on all undefeJlded border other than a sea coast. Our vaunted ur.protec'. (od bo:d ~ r with Canada may need never bJ pa·oLE:ctcd so far as Canada \8 con•\ cerned, but what Ia to proteet the United States from a hostile forc.r. violating the neutra1tty of C&nad~ and nyJng .. over It to reacb the United Stata In our vi~l automc~lle produning and 1ndustr'IG.1 oca•rltory •-on ,·the - nortllem ., tier of r>tates?. ·B(t:~bQ~ · Al'Olada thas MQflO Detroit M l•U!Pet1.bi0 Pas the JJ~'.­ torlor of ~e · ~8 to Oermruly at thf; bel#.ri.OinJ Jf ~ World war. m., A's Soor'J~r~... SW&.nfOn Navy aaj~ ·~ l•Bai!Jf>: of "Tho has bOQp_. JW'tonisbed at his of remarkable fti.ghta by nufll_ber:a Qf plane. over strethlli!S of sea,'." ' But the MOTHER'S GIFT SAFE for me is W 1.\.i HEN an Electric Range is selected .. mother's Cliri.llllas gilt; yoiJ !<now that your hDill£ an<! faulily will be p;pr.Cted by lhc safest as well as the ~oit efliaent cookina ml~o·in the_ worl<l. Jicr little ·!i!_·y even oa!djr l,p,i on tit,: swttch that starts tb~ f'cWthe oven of~+n'Eitc~!'i•ll.ans• ~O<i ~~ prodt;ce l ~\fel$ott: " .. ·· ~iacl.y, a ~bjs,C~ris~u y,ift f~ m"'!!!£ -O..e11!a·wii~!Pf~ate in'the yoars to come. )'ou wUi I wdJi'm\.il:f"co fit ~i WIF ,l!-11!1•' ·' uee& • mour c!i~Y of ~~,;./ ' '' '- �'IJA illl l TF :JI .tO STH~ ll 'JSt iJII HIG H S T A'ID ll TH AVl . ., INC ~REA RiY 8[N0 IS lN SURVEY C:) L UM3'JS 0 • f) >l CROWD HEARS PROGRAM RESENTED BY MUSIC CLUB EDITORIAL OFFICE a Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 2Q2-R .. un~ ERNATIONA L NEWS SERVlCE. FULL u en ·Never before have we assemble such a fin~ as~ i~rtment of practical ~fts for "Him" at no advanc~ • • • m·pnces. • AOMIN·ISTR WILL C~NTINUE lt'l N'nl It'l :ba The Tribune ~U~IN£5~ ~~USES Fighting NRA Czar WITH INEW OE~L' lntetview "Strairht Ahead" Into New Year Ia Preoidential Motto Cbriotmas Buyiq Thru· out Nation Showa 18% lncreaae MORE MONEY NEEDED SOUTH LEADING I I In Gains Ao Pay Rolla . For C.W.A. Jump To . $60,000,000 Weekly To Keep Recovery Move• Goinr, To Be Furnished By Congreu New York, BY GEORGE R HOLMES INS Sta1r Correspondent . Wlllhlnaton, Dec. 19-INSSLrata~t. Nlead With the new deal ;FEATURE NEW PATTERNS • I'· • The practical ilft. Tbl8 waa the admlDiltraUon's AeeWied. of holdint a "company watehword todlly aa year•tmd con-- dominated" election of empiOJees' ferences developed plans and spec!· repl'8llentativea tn the Ohio and tlc&t10ns for eontlnulnB lndeflnlteiY Weai Virginia plan$1 of his com.~ thl.' recovery meaaura now iq OP· panr,• Eme.t T. Weir (above). u atton. Congress wlll supply the Qba rman of the Wtlrton Steel Com.~ n eteeaary authority where It is pany. hu been tbreat6ned by Genfound to be needed. eral Johnson, NRA head1 with reThe RFC trecoruJtructlon rma.nce moval of Blue EaRle in Bicnia, thu• 1orporat1onl , g1&11-t parent of the bl'iqi.Dc the d:fspute Dearer a cour e!lowdowJ\. ol.pha.betlcal l'eCOYery institutions, is to ·be rtven a new lease oo lite, with up to •1,000.000,000 In fresh mGq!y The corp_oratlcn now Is vir· ' You cllnnot select any appreciated. only funds enoua:h fo opera~ untU eongreu meets. n has loaned or otherwLo;e You get hia oize and 'Sieeve length then ael- dlapo6ed or some U .232,000,000 11} ite far·ftuna operations among gift that will be any more tuaUy broke, havin1 mtn&etrauon) .still has 18 tv go under ttl statutory but certain phases or It, the PRA <pnsldent'& oortment. · ment OTHER SHIRTS $1.00 to $2.50 SILK SCARFS ,.._n4-madl1! lleauut.l pat· Reef"' and s-.as.re&. New ~rnf. ' ' dealps, '2·45 . ; Othero SSe to $1.50 ' "~Jlttrera ..,., """' TIE and 'KERCHIEF SET · ·'' .• 95c to $3.95 A HAT. $1.50 Is alw&.)'l appn!Cfiated. IIIII'! !iell'!tltlon at. ·TIE and SOC~S SET A l $1.50 •' '; oJ GLOVES l"lp.kln, ~uthm and £ape, OTHERI. GIFTS ' . Visit Morh., •UP·on. Rao.. .. · · $1 .00 Clp,.lle Llrbter . $1.45 Tie Collar A-nd Tie Holcllr t~PIECE Silk HOSE and sa• and Boys Shirts . . ... . . .. . .. . . 79c Tie Sets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66c Sweater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.45 Blue Melton Jackets . ... $3.45 . SOc other. 3&e ~ $1.oo , I .... ...•• """ lbo .., .... ~ . 4 • • f ~·~' ....Ueml ! ' I • •> ··.!!.+ tl ' *2·50 TONIGB'l' Other& $1.65 to $3 aiHl w.....,., "SITTING Thelma Todd. Shoris: Tanan. JIINIII lut.IM ..... 1.fU. llirlall Katln:tt • •• • .., ......., . Fancy Suspon- .1.00 L_. a1HI 1WIRH. ~~ ! > .Clhampalp ;,and' 1nladeer ,~ ~~ Zip- pel' ' an4 baAon h'Oot., Ia "i. ll ~t~ : .~,· .,.; ... ~ · ... 11 · ~ - 1 ~ " "'" ' ·: -· . • .. I' eol~ I Othen $4;95 to $&95 " OPEN . OPEN 'PRETTY" laok Oaklt, Glapr Baprl, Jaek Haler, Picnn. 81~ $1.50 Boxed""""''" · .. $1.00 . 'D:.:.;A;.;,;N;,;;C;;.IN;.;G;..LAD~_!: at the nirht, for and 21ie-Sandwich :c'}J:.,oe aDd tonb!J the evan- ' Theatre ......... PINOCHLE PLAYERS ' "·"') 0.11 ••• JACKETS ,_,..,. II'WO·&o» bol;& f " ""' $1.00 ... """', ' ' . "i' ... .. $U~O Bill ..... SUEDE dy~ BDtton n4 .Up-on Tae.,., ' $7.75 WoeL New ,a.&temL E~NINGS 1 EVENINGS UNTIL ' UNTIL CHRISn,tAS ' . .. $3.50 MIHiary 8e.. · ... OUR BOYS DEPPARTMENT Knicker Suits .( be to I TIES wm ~ISTMAS •. . ·~ ' .. ... l~INS-The I the country nported rains In the Chrlatmaa trade thlll year, large gains for the moat part, In answerIng a telegraph survey made by the NatJonat Retail Dry Goods As aoclatlon and published today. The aSBOCiatlon reported that in praotlcally every city In the ooun· try Ohristm~ bq.yln&' 11!1 rotng: on at "an aeoeleratdi and highly en· oourag1ng pace." The average increB8e reported b y stores wns 18 per cent . Jareeat pin& were reported the south . RetailetB In Miami . "Lindy" Expected I~=~·E~r:·"~~~~· "':'~• :"~ .,;~; In New york Soon rBI18inB Famoua Flier and blnka, railroads, insurance comLeave Charleaton, S. C., panies. etc. on Laat Lap of Trip The NRA (national eel the pattern from amonr our larre ao- Dec. 'i large department stores all over tnto the near 7ear. $ IMore than $2,000,000 Ia Sent From State Aud· I - SHIRTS TEACHERS l ~ ~ E PAID SI~N. ~HE~KS MAIUO ~UT n~AY ~EP~n G ~ ·~ tN H~UOU THAD • WILSON BROS. WEATHER-· C I o u with rain in south and r~~ or snow in north and Wednesday. Pittsburgh stores n!' 4 from '" .;;;;,,ib;iian average gain of pin to ::~;f~:~~·~~theleading Chicago ' 1 1 NRA - - - itor' • Office ONE MONTH'S PAY To Be Portion Of Pomeroy T eachero, Clerk Meeo Say& 1 CAMPAIGN BEGUN Western Reserve Wieldo Gun Tellinr Effeet - INTRUDER � 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 18, 1933 brewer coleman elkins gardner hassen holmes huber mcclelland pollok sandor summers taylor walburn weber wertheimer