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He is a man I f )low several years past seYelltY who has become famous In tbe ~~~ ~uarler of a century by his ilefense of notorlou.• 1 ctJminalo. · It is he and tie~lone who stood between Loeb 1\lici L~j!!IPid an4 the electric chair after they had commltteA'. 'tl!ejr thrill murder on the Fl-anks youth. , ll(t. Darrow ·I~ a man who has well defined opimon. jlltd who is not afraid to express them. He •• •!lually strong'' ln hi• idea• on the future life and whether or not t~ere is a God who dtrects our destinies. His opiniollll in tlill!· ffifp~ct ~re n~t so d"ngerous because people in, gent~~~~~ for tbellJselves on the •question or sp1ritua1 tl!i'!..,; }Jill '14Jla8, li,owever, on the ever important question pf de41inr with our crll!'lnaio Is somethlnr else, because ~~!Ire arli many. m~ny self-at.l'f,ed reformers who arc ~pi!qdl!!lr the1r time and other people's money In attempt lnr to tbw~fl J~'tice at every turn and free every criminal, ~y'~odU qr crook when~ver tl)e oppqrtunity presents itself. • , lh:. i;)l![rDi" 18 omart enou~rh to know that cl'imlna1s 1 mH~~ ~e contr<))Jeil throurh force and fo~e alone. fle ~I!Q'Il'f thJit few 1 criJ11lpala are ever reformed fpr tho> ···••v. i!f11ql.f ~~~~Qll tMtot~ey do not ~ant to be every crlmmal we muat <jeal w1tlt who .,/ Have Wide..()petl. F r e e Brea thing Noatrili--Great Exhileration O.ertime Period Nee- ' - (IJ f . -~ rr•J I ~~~:i:~:::£!i~ ,pr~lrFqm~tap.ces 0 sented Itself, and wllo ~ 100 who are cn~lll e- not URed \Ul~l ~t year• when 11\e Pouted In, 01akln1 tt>e lnbabllanbl ol' .,...,.nt day Jlallchurla Chi-. apd not ll)milllu Th"' tile people lbOIIId ~r)lo be referred to aa ~urtane and not Manohlu .,... . ~ MIND .. I COUYEI "JUtoE"'t ·' ",, ' . ' '1"" .,_fi ~\ .. --~· .. ! •ll l.!i ~ £i<.. I . "It's the extra things I get from LUCKIES that make~ so enthusiastic. The extra protection to my throat, the extra fine flavor of LUCKY S'IlUI(E'S choke tobace'AM. And the extra convenience of the Rttle ~ which opeiU the LUCKY Cellopb~e wrapper so e~~ ··It~s toasted.. YourThroatProtectlon-apalnlt lrrtlailoo~~-ar!nst couph r.;;;-....,_..,, ,...., c.,,.,_.. • ..,.. CNC •'Fir 7 11•,.......!!!!!:...! ' �-, • PAO.i&W ~"".,!'!~¥~t. ~J.M., 1LNJ ,..,_ Doll1 -r-- -; Unofljeild f'()bservef" lifE ~T~Bl OF ~lUNG ~- . ' 'I 1111!1 ~ f jWIOf/ Q· , . p~l,.,loq "'"' qpt J1 )1!%21-DY ln,. ..- ,I J ' and~~....,. . L ., - • & .j KIN~ ti1~ fli~Mt IS T~tD FQH.. JmSfTir &Y~ffi FDRMERWJf.E ftll • •• ' ,, ~IL'I ~.,.~, ~ 'l'U!liiD&T,I'IBR17AaT 11 1111 I• - 11T JU.i 1 flT t " ... .. lJr J ' " ) .,} Inhale Health Be Free Of Cold1 Headachea, Sinus Paim .-.' q\.', 1.; "' ~~pw To Decid~ Winner; Score 2&-23 " lai'J ! I ' I'IL~CE DAJ!ROW says, if be 1s not misquoted', if he J.. had ~is way about things, all jails, penal ln•tltutions ~d tbe like would be diseontinued at once in A,merica. W..:. D~rro:w lUI all who ~'l~w about him, know, is a smao·t Jllan,' o!le 41!'dow~d with brain capacity far above that pos-ed by tlie ave..,.,e in any country or clime. He is a man I f )low several years past seYelltY who has become famous In tbe ~~~ ~uarler of a century by his ilefense of notorlou.• 1 ctJminalo. · It is he and tie~lone who stood between Loeb 1\lici L~j!!IPid an4 the electric chair after they had commltteA'. 'tl!ejr thrill murder on the Fl-anks youth. , ll(t. Darrow ·I~ a man who has well defined opimon. jlltd who is not afraid to express them. He •• •!lually strong'' ln hi• idea• on the future life and whether or not t~ere is a God who dtrects our destinies. His opiniollll in tlill!· ffifp~ct ~re n~t so d"ngerous because people in, gent~~~~~ for tbellJselves on the •question or sp1ritua1 tl!i'!..,; }Jill '14Jla8, li,owever, on the ever important question pf de41inr with our crll!'lnaio Is somethlnr else, because ~~!Ire arli many. m~ny self-at.l'f,ed reformers who arc ~pi!qdl!!lr the1r time and other people's money In attempt lnr to tbw~fl J~'tice at every turn and free every criminal, ~y'~odU qr crook when~ver tl)e oppqrtunity presents itself. • , lh:. i;)l![rDi" 18 omart enou~rh to know that cl'imlna1s 1 mH~~ ~e contr<))Jeil throurh force and fo~e alone. fle ~I!Q'Il'f thJit few 1 criJ11lpala are ever reformed fpr tho> ···••v. i!f11ql.f ~~~~Qll tMtot~ey do not ~ant to be every crlmmal we muat <jeal w1tlt who .,/ Have Wide..()petl. F r e e Brea thing Noatrili--Great Exhileration O.ertime Period Nee- ' - (IJ f . -~ rr•J I ~~~:i:~:::£!i~ ,pr~lrFqm~tap.ces 0 sented Itself, and wllo ~ 100 who are cn~lll e- not URed \Ul~l ~t year• when 11\e Pouted In, 01akln1 tt>e lnbabllanbl ol' .,...,.nt day Jlallchurla Chi-. apd not ll)milllu Th"' tile people lbOIIId ~r)lo be referred to aa ~urtane and not Manohlu .,... . ~ MIND .. I COUYEI "JUtoE"'t ·' ",, ' . ' '1"" .,_fi ~\ .. --~· .. ! •ll l.!i ~ £i<.. I . "It's the extra things I get from LUCKIES that make~ so enthusiastic. The extra protection to my throat, the extra fine flavor of LUCKY S'IlUI(E'S choke tobace'AM. And the extra convenience of the Rttle ~ which opeiU the LUCKY Cellopb~e wrapper so e~~ ··It~s toasted.. YourThroatProtectlon-apalnlt lrrtlailoo~~-ar!nst couph r.;;;-....,_..,, ,...., c.,,.,_.. • ..,.. CNC •'Fir 7 11•,.......!!!!!:...! ' �iUiiiiiMY. PDIIUAJ<T I, 1111 '! ~Uve ~ ·tor. prlce o! ,. ' ~ .!'OO'OCUIIY< llulorllorlil .for price o1 ' II Is aloo .., loftlt IIi crepe 1a ljt.:ii or ,mnt. , ,. J . ••• ailii: , (7), Shade, CaU- I:~~~:b~~· middlc1rt'el:Ua~ Henry ~ewanee, Ill., knock«! ouo Juo Ju<l- OtTICE PllACT«JE I)NJ,Y .The pubilahero wlll be re&I>Onalble oniJ tor ooe incoiTea lmert.lon of an:v adverttaement. Errora 1n ahoulq ,. """""'" ~IIllO .( ;# Houn 1J MOD to I p. 111. Sudll-)'1 1 P. M. to I P. MMIDDLEPORT -~. . . . Firpo, lJ./'aitwtu ~d .15 ~ (In .ltampo oc' <ol.o) '• ftshion Buru,. Write canlully •.., ptaln\r Jour oame aa4 fuU ·ad~fts_;1lhe nu~r~litr of U. pat~_.,.d 0810 :~ 1 zc you "ant. · m. Chin~ae ' · A-ddre&s your Jtttu in the foJiownt way:- · . FOR. ·SALE-Apple. picked Stcyn:u:m ~ Wtrte-sap 25c a busbel, bring own .,.,,....,,,container. John Warner, Jr., M.ld.. • . ,, 1 .,. dleport. R. D. 1. 2-1-3t ,r.hooh•>!.•le hushand Ia one · In the toe of his lo wbrr;v • wlte il<UhU!~imll 8hlpb acUon and . to· $WI~ ' '! . the Mlii-1 coilnt) Tllo I Middl~ · w111 bc ~ln ttie' seccnd gam~ • thM ~,~,--~~tc. c utsht. Racine wlil ·j o because cf lhc ' Bh'ls. T his 1 ·;l.Jolei.os HEAVYWEIGHT C~MPIOAl WHO WIL.t;. DEFEND HIS ITILIJE THE I ' TOlliER~ . ~~~~-' ,.,..,,.,. 'THA'I' 11'1'LE .AGAt~ST HIS OL.D ~IVAI.;. .JACK IN. I Chcstct• team ft'll m 1tiun. :ac(:auw ol having onl}: two gau.~ . l'il.stead or thre£J as orlsinally nn~ t nounced, the ndntiS61on charge hils reduced to 2~ and 10. ~f I beAJn large crowd lS u.nticlpalcd ar j I tonight's gaml!jl. 1 'Tlie . hullylux ·k , which nhd;es ; ~<tlt' h • llne shuw !u t11e lf.u-den wl•ltc ut rile hel~hl or li s bi4JOII1, tmr wt.lc h iH COIIIIhteruble ot a fK.'& t llll! r e!ll (Jf the Jlmr, is a llltt!Ve ot s,·rJn. A or the ·tntlll'ow f1imlly, II huS ·cbruugh dP.velopmcrit been ehuo;OO to ~ 4uulJie 110\y~ ri J.lg ' and ltlghlt benutlfUI flower ,whJII'( In b)nom. . . "TAAC.E 'I'H,O.'I' The Most . ' Beautiful Woman I know B, MtCLE.LI.AND IIAit.CLAY I"AAIOIJ$ I I Hollrhodi Native of Syria ~&mber I elim.ina.te Lh ~ fw·lhe r ccUl)Jet~ , f I' I I ~~cry· • IS , day lJ(lrgain ~da~ witlt ELE.C TI\ICITY · ' Department stores are not the only place where ba1111!ins may be found. i Your everyday use show. that eve~ day is sale day for electric bargain bunters. I Consider the values of everyday electric services, some of which are Illustrated below. YOR'x '..t•TI SJ: . •••• hut where. ' ' ' dP you.get tnQJf3 ~ or yolU,' ' .. .' - . •' " q.J9l}~V · . ~1c I ' . than ·in huvb,).g El~ctric Servi~t 1\1~ ~han 1 liOtll' ~ I ' ···~. �iUiiiiiMY. PDIIUAJ<T I, 1111 '! ~Uve ~ ·tor. prlce o! ,. ' ~ .!'OO'OCUIIY< llulorllorlil .for price o1 ' II Is aloo .., loftlt IIi crepe 1a ljt.:ii or ,mnt. , ,. J . ••• ailii: , (7), Shade, CaU- I:~~~:b~~· middlc1rt'el:Ua~ Henry ~ewanee, Ill., knock«! ouo Juo Ju<l- OtTICE PllACT«JE I)NJ,Y .The pubilahero wlll be re&I>Onalble oniJ tor ooe incoiTea lmert.lon of an:v adverttaement. Errora 1n ahoulq ,. """""'" ~IIllO .( ;# Houn 1J MOD to I p. 111. Sudll-)'1 1 P. M. to I P. MMIDDLEPORT -~. . . . Firpo, lJ./'aitwtu ~d .15 ~ (In .ltampo oc' <ol.o) '• ftshion Buru,. Write canlully •.., ptaln\r Jour oame aa4 fuU ·ad~fts_;1lhe nu~r~litr of U. pat~_.,.d 0810 :~ 1 zc you "ant. · m. Chin~ae ' · A-ddre&s your Jtttu in the foJiownt way:- · . FOR. ·SALE-Apple. picked Stcyn:u:m ~ Wtrte-sap 25c a busbel, bring own .,.,,....,,,container. John Warner, Jr., M.ld.. • . ,, 1 .,. dleport. R. D. 1. 2-1-3t ,r.hooh•>!.•le hushand Ia one · In the toe of his lo wbrr;v • wlte il<UhU!~imll 8hlpb acUon and . to· $WI~ ' '! . the Mlii-1 coilnt) Tllo I Middl~ · w111 bc ~ln ttie' seccnd gam~ • thM ~,~,--~~tc. c utsht. Racine wlil ·j o because cf lhc ' Bh'ls. T his 1 ·;l.Jolei.os HEAVYWEIGHT C~MPIOAl WHO WIL.t;. DEFEND HIS ITILIJE THE I ' TOlliER~ . ~~~~-' ,.,..,,.,. 'THA'I' 11'1'LE .AGAt~ST HIS OL.D ~IVAI.;. .JACK IN. I Chcstct• team ft'll m 1tiun. :ac(:auw ol having onl}: two gau.~ . l'il.stead or thre£J as orlsinally nn~ t nounced, the ndntiS61on charge hils reduced to 2~ and 10. ~f I beAJn large crowd lS u.nticlpalcd ar j I tonight's gaml!jl. 1 'Tlie . hullylux ·k , which nhd;es ; ~<tlt' h • llne shuw !u t11e lf.u-den wl•ltc ut rile hel~hl or li s bi4JOII1, tmr wt.lc h iH COIIIIhteruble ot a fK.'& t llll! r e!ll (Jf the Jlmr, is a llltt!Ve ot s,·rJn. A or the ·tntlll'ow f1imlly, II huS ·cbruugh dP.velopmcrit been ehuo;OO to ~ 4uulJie 110\y~ ri J.lg ' and ltlghlt benutlfUI flower ,whJII'( In b)nom. . . "TAAC.E 'I'H,O.'I' The Most . ' Beautiful Woman I know B, MtCLE.LI.AND IIAit.CLAY I"AAIOIJ$ I I Hollrhodi Native of Syria ~&mber I elim.ina.te Lh ~ fw·lhe r ccUl)Jet~ , f I' I I ~~cry· • IS , day lJ(lrgain ~da~ witlt ELE.C TI\ICITY · ' Department stores are not the only place where ba1111!ins may be found. i Your everyday use show. that eve~ day is sale day for electric bargain bunters. I Consider the values of everyday electric services, some of which are Illustrated below. YOR'x '..t•TI SJ: . •••• hut where. ' ' ' dP you.get tnQJf3 ~ or yolU,' ' .. .' - . •' " q.J9l}~V · . ~1c I ' . than ·in huvb,).g El~ctric Servi~t 1\1~ ~han 1 liOtll' ~ I ' ···~. �' 'l ·' I SSION[HS . IN HULINC · :OFFIGER General Sayt priatlon, they may so appropriate wl\h tbe re~ult that no money wiU I ' t l~ PUROAAY ,, IIIII MRS. ll08£ . DIE8 Personals · Mrs. Av• died 'lho..Ur peM~itlon to the- probiiiU.on oJftctr, noon, T\leedaf at her bome or probation omoen~." Bet.tman told ner&vtUe, after a 1ont Woee1 l Dept.ttme-at. was called out Tu9da,. moml.ni about 11 o'clock to put out a file In the home' of A4n. Beesie Mont.. s:omery In the Flrat Ward. REFUSAL '• •• ' ,· . ,. '"'* ·u ner \. AMERICANS SHIP MUNITIONS TO ASL,O. I lthe-ltsl l ' FULL LEASED l"')IRE OF INT.EKNATION AL NEWS SERVICE Woman FJIIST WAIID BLAZE Flre I . II GM eT' Ut . Mr. and Mra. 'I'. W. ~I rt(OOiltlnue¢-;;; pt.P ont) turne:l Tuesday from & lew ct.y~ f ..t • •-• we ounelva have Nduoe\. vl&lt with trlenda a.t Oolumbwl. u--. H. J . Blackmore and otto Krein· tbe penonner o1 our ~ force~ to blhl wtnt to Columbua Tuesda)' to a ftaurt below the PJOP(Jftloll reachat~nd a meetlna of the county a.u- eel by 8 11J pm.L Bmope&n power. • 11 •,.. we here to cooperate to tbe ut.. "' Ol'lll ,....,.. comm 1on. meat ot our tbWty. We are ~ f:eter Ebef8bach who hu been Ill to disc~ and to ntmcl tel, ~ at h1! hc-mt i:n Suaar Run Iii 1m- tlekls the prtJclp):e of Umlt,a&lon taistnr 1e:vwtue. proving nicely. and reduct.lon of armaments alnsldy Ml'l. Otto Krelnbihl wu brou&ht establlalted an4 t.o exa.mlDe and ac• tc. her home on nutttrnut Avenut cept new prlnclPlet 1t they contn!rcm the Holzer hoSpitAl Tue&4ay bute genWnelJ to lbe en:t deflned .. mcrnin8'. Mrs. Kreinbibl 18 tmprOvN'ct once tn 'llll apeeeh dJd Olblon reont!r..ued t;;;" JXI&e oM~ .lng ntrely. mentton the uncd!lcial but J'lOD&oo. ed as saying. Cfeorle ea.uvaae at ~1111' ~ det.dly eonftlct Jalt,p.J , ln Aofhclrlttes · meanwb).le st.aJ't...<-4 Who bas b~en 111, 15 able to be out Chinli!l, but the,)n'opoaaJ for the pro-· , a"Eearch tor Mrs. Kimble's hllhband a 1atn. . · tectloD of Clv1Jian populat!ona t;y WhCim, abe saki, she was the OUft'ord Braley and f ....... ny spent qllhu;t atrial •bombmp was ccn!olclmother .,, el&ht. other chtldren, fD\U' ., d ~ ered t.o have 8J'OWO out ot the B• of "'hich are now in the Perry .,;~un ay with h1s slater, Mra. Albert tensln bomblnc operatiOM c:arried county children's home. Oftlelal& Sten!IUI at Charleston. on qainst unfortified towns. In ] said thE.:v wm lnveaUgakl theca~ Mn. Marpret Reinhart who hall Manchuria and Chtna. ' propE.r by I ot the deaths of the other four chit- been conftned t~ h~ home the ];1(1.81. Japanae ·airplanes. .. , ,. l'dren.' BeVeral . weeks with rheurn&tism, n~ wi.s evtdiiJit tne· ~~le 'I '!he three-weeks-old c:hUcl ai:tout was a.bfe to be put again MOnday. ccntllct wu Uppermost tn ~Gtbson'a which authorltlt::s are now aro1Uied Mn. Jean, Hennessy returned to mind. lk made an lmpllllioned plea dlsappurtd when Mrs. Kimble, who Cincinnati Teusday mom1rls. after for succeY at the conference. Ht. W&l'i t n a·oute rram Millfield toNe- a w:~ek end vi$lt at her home here:' dwelt· at peat lenath on .· tM -difll ·· , • wark, lett the automobile of Mrs. Mb:s Adele Schoenldn who ha.• eultlce tacq the me;~una. but de 1:&:dgar 1'ham:pscn, a cousin, when been v1sltlnl In Columbus, Murn~d daretl that failure' o~ ttlt ~ oor.ter they BtGppcd near the Licking 1:1v- ·home Sunday. eiioe .would be reaarded by the P~ · , ttr. Miss Helen . Sch~eter, Albert plea of the ~~xc~~: coates and Harold Plsher returned j MANY ATiEPin l'ART'r ':; · tCI t.he Ohio unlvenlt)' at Athena, 1 ., • _ Tuesday to resume their stuuiea. The Do.U&~t.a:a .of U.niOD ,..y~ 1 Mrs. A. W, Vale was 8 busJneu ans cord puty Mon<iay evcntng I! ICI":!tlDIL."'tl from mJa:P "'De) visitor In Marietta the last ot the was quite n success. The Brkla:·e I captured immediately. 'Net:k. Mn. Charles Yost accom- prizea fo:· hl~ sc::ore were &warded ~ to ·Mr. and r.lrs. l.dlsori Hobetel~r . : Junnusoke Inou)·e, member of a ?anl~d h~r. family wihch btu~ given mQZJy men MLM Mildred Smith who Js teach.. Ule Five Hundred prize& went. to j to the pollttcal service of Jo.pan, lng school at Baahan, was unable Mr. o.nd Mrs. Harry Sr;ith and"the ; 'I was born ·at Olt.a in 1869. to teach Monday on account of il~- £:ueber prJ~ was won by A. o. • oraduat1nlJ from Lhe law school nees, Her Miter, Forence ~stituted Tracy. D~Uclous refreahm£_lts were I of the Imperial untvel'81ty ot Tokyo for her. . t-en•t!1 by the Daughters. I In 189~. he Immediately entered the Miss Llzzl.e Lyman of Oolumbus. i bank of Japan and wail appointed Cl'.me Monday to attend ~e funeral • CHF.SHIRE · OIRL 'haxDUATI::&i to directorship of lhe bankmg bu¥ ·x.vlc~s of her si8ter·ln-law 1 Mrs. .{ -, re11u in 1906. Mu.ry J. Lyman, which wel'e con,.t.th1ns 'F.eb. f)-1\i!ss Euzabe"' He· served as t.he lnatltution·s ducted Tuesday afternoon. Swiih.er, Oheahl.re, wu ', otae of 11 a8ent In London from 1900 to 1911, Mrs. Wllle.rd Mel::l· and s-::::1 and 1>tudcnts graduated from Ohio UrJ. and In -the latter year became vice- Mr:.. Alphcnso Stht:rn we~·.:- \'l'iltm-3 vr.rsity at mid-}'ear commencement Mcnday. )(WI S~lllh .r rP,..ehle:l l!lfl preSident. of the YokohUna. l'lpecie .n Oalllp::llis Monday. bank. In 1913 he,..,became president J. T. MtLaln of Lam:aHtcr wa~ a d.eaee ot' Bachelor of Selellee in of the YOkohama ln&tttutlon anti vl~ltc.r h.!rc Monday. ~ Education. served In this capacity unUl 1919, Milton Dnvls retwm:d to his em· ----·-----~-whEn he bacame president of the ploy:mmt at Dunbar, W. Va., Sunbank of Japan. .l£1y atLer a vn.ek enC vlsl.t with. rel- ' . The Pomeroy Loyal Pyth:-• • • • Inouye served aa nnance minister atJvc:s hn~. fl~ was acccrn 11::mlul • 11n the short-lived Yamamoto cabi- ;v h·&' wile fltH.1 sen who have been lAD Siaten will me • chaek· net of 1024. \YIIb his m: ther. Mr~. Lilah De.vJ.s. • dinner at tile Od.d FelS-.:c¥ Q:;.o&N ~ h A~ ' . Misses liek:p and Virglnln Anoer~ I . H II w~---~·..:." F .. ' · . · \ 1hc re.\'lval f-ervk:es tclng condue- scn of Mll>lUfield. 11t udent& :1L ll::! CWI a t cu~J't e • dae . . . . Ia it••cli•l .....,. .t~cn;t .. : ttd by Rev. H. L. Henth :)l ne t.l 1 Oh!o Unlvete~ty o.t Ath'er..s, "'ere lOth. Adult• 40c:, Seloo1 a aacuif ~ 11- ~ propaa I• tM Hltla •1•but • ...,... 1L-ltiPf.On M. E. Lhw·ch are belnlt he guf:ls!Jl or MiSs Fl.'anccs Dye · • • heart trouble. She la Into ftve sons. Oecar. ~den.tlon 1.11 county expend!· Herbert and Olyde ture~, there are !unda a.vallable lor Mn. Jenkinson ot parifleot.· ot the glary ot a prob&· Mrs. Jacob Blument.uer tloo oflleer, it would probably be an vWe. lftr ,husband and one d&J.~.~h· ab\.1~ of 4l8cretlon for the county ter preceded her In death several commi&SionHa ubitrarUy to refuse yean aao. to appropriate therefor," the atPun.eral arranaementa h&ve not torney general '\tldf ·, been compklted at this tlme. ;ttle Pcmeroy • Sweeping. (Continued fr)lm pqe one> · l mlttet, IL WiLli lttamect. to ~toppiJ' a l ltneruJ manufacturers' 2Dki t-a.x a.s & means ct avoJd.lni dl&erlmlnaU ~n I bt:tween Jnduatr•. The sales tax J D)Ovement has arown as the eoJbIIlittee: turned Lo con,!J,der a. tu on J deetrtc!Jty and ru as me..na. 1 or . POT LVCK DINNER • L , "However, if, after taktng iffit·iall' ,,Are With· ia Rlahts . paymen' of com· M aYIJ.I&bJe> 'for 6L&rt. . mm.uri,. ~· OB10. 'I'D IWLY .... ,., O!t!O a,Tilft ... ' \ 'I Very little damaae was done. BJRTHDAY P4BTY Heavieat ~ ~ Brourht.lnto:PiaJ' By In What lalelievecl 1'o Be Final lua!UI!,t :_.) Oft International City Cllarlea Eblln .rr., was released frcm J&tl Monday morninl when he ma<kl arrangements to pay hJa fine. BIRTHS Mr. and Mra. Theodoi't Nora of Chester announce the~ birth ol a dauiJhler, Prld•y. Feb. &th. • I Mr and Mrs. Clyde Hemy ot AntiQuity anll()unce th~ blrth ot a stn M ~ nda)' Feb. a. · I'RIDAL SHOWER Mll&nclta 'ftmpLe Pythlan Siste1 :: w.ill entertain at their ball Thun- day eveulng with a &bower fo1· Mrs. Th-Jrl'a. McKenue Hood, a recen. , ' ;· brtde.~------­ 1 rAST CHIEf'S T0 MEET Past Cbiela of MBIJllOll.l Templt wW meet with M:ra. Fl'&llk Eitt:wart ~~ MlnenvUJe Wednesday tvenin~, Mra. stewart will be ar sl.1ted by Mrs. WUUam Fisher also of Minersville. ~ - "~ - ---- -------·- u. 1w laul a wlctl. ,.,_,~n.. Ia flu. . aatl palltiot. ........ Ia tJa. · •.., Pntkl•* """'"' Coul~ haM ....... Do•1lt. Milli I•' ·~ k II I,.,, well attend"'. CbtldftD 26c. Monday ond Tuesdoy. -- l .l tf ......, . . •l'f• • Nat ..,._ . r. Millt · abltllq pu•ifN! 1 •OIHt ... • .. .. ..., .. -- ---:r-· -=:. c . -- --·- _... ' J, ·' . actors. To pt tbne wp1 and Hucen JoU mute han a1: lnu: sht c..p... fro"' · OCTAGON s.p~ MAYER FINED Olb Mayer 4)t Middleport wa. tined tlO and eoats &mountal'l ! t · t52.20 In M'&)'Or Harle'i's court MCtnday evcr\lnr. Thla follows an altea•catton with Henry &akel' BllvM eral u~ts ago. 'J'hebalancec:aabef..om ' · aayolcbeOcupaSoop Pl'odliCtllhowa below. ~ Shelby, 0., Feb. 9--INB-Bu;:ns t unered. when her dothlng caught ~ile while she was rlta.ndlng on a thair, nyrn:t to ru >.: h the oven !u 1h.:r ki(c.hen 1.1t0ve, CllU.K<i the dhath tcdsy of Mr&. .Ellzab~th Dickson. 81. Entirely unaldt:d, NJrJ;.. Dlck&o_l, who lived alon~. removed the burned clclthe~o and c"ml)letely dJ·~d ht-rsell beic.re callmi a. doot.ta·. She died in a. Ioca.l hdspltal trom shock. ____ - ·- - - - - - , MJGNS LIQUOR LAW --- H2latngtors. Peb. t-lN&-Preetdtnt Rtiander Wda.y sfnted FinI land a m;w liquor law. prcvld ..lg for tgovet·nrnent sale Cr lnto,lcaht6. It btccme ctreetl\·e c.n April 5. 'I he tiJI was drafted after repeal ~ t t'll'thlbttlon by a rlaUonwlde r~ · ferendum. C' '-LBE-KTSO-N-•O HOSPiTAL . IL> a ~ or industry th•t thiaks self· in• ou,.noe •ft'ords real pJ;Otcction. ?.! ~. 1'•..1' ~ .t.~ .. ~ '.11 .U loa& u · !~two ~~~o _ .•t;.oo.a • . st:l-~. 10od a1 ID)'· But let dioalter <Otaa- . I . l 30th, 1932. •• ~- iTREET. ,( eoupone to ette boultva.rd, ~~ Beach. The body wu found at a spot 1e.ls than a quarter from POJIIEROY, OHIO. StatT Palt.hfull's body wu tUUrid OO STAR"''S "" B K STORE 1 whero or a m•;• New \roro, ...ll. . ~:.,. ,, - ::'.;.'>~: t:::::"'::; 't· .__, ... ~ WEDNESDAY, lt.B.J.-11 - .. ·- . . Harry Spear "FRECKLES" and hia do1 of "OUR. GANG" Comedy fame, in penon -- IOc Matinee Wednesdav. After School ' . UBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT '·' WEDNESDAY and lHURSDAY . . ' .J .... CHICAGO. 122 Electric ., . ,: SAN UAIIICIICO, Mtt I I '•, ' ta,C a I ~. ........ 1 ' J ... ;. ' ~ I, • . .: -. ·' Oq ~~~reiD~~ , . , . ·~· Tbeatre•··P-.erort 1 W~aeldar ~m\Jil!ll.<9... Warner BA~ter and:.Nora LIU)e ill "'"Tbe,,aseo Klti'' Sun,,mOOD and 'ttan fo.-,!i,htin1 CaftJOD, Cacti amcl di!>aert for ft!ttintl Coda owtt wild west the atap. ·Of'hearts. AIM~Comecly''JAILBIRDS" '1, li ~· ' ' " ' ' " ' " ' .. 1' .. ••• . .: . ,•}' ~I)J • ..,_, . ' ~ . :· ROB~T W.AJuiER INSURANCE, AGENCY .. Repreaenta Stoc:k Fire ,lna~ilce Cllibpaniea in Pome"!J and Vicinity; ..I ·. \ . ' ' . - '' ~ ., . r"'-- • II. atealer of plcl'and - . '' hatllinf' In '"""""" Ill ...... pedocl ot,.....·.. , . THB NATIONAL BOARD OP PIRB UNDBJW]liTBRS , as J'" _.IIIBW.,YQaK I Theatre,.Pomer~r ·· . 8-JIIS-Ur• · Charlee o . Da.wn, wJte o~ the for · ~~.regular bu:;anc.ss me::t. :.~ w:.., \ mer Ambaasadot to the court ot Sl btu; IJeveral mtmbe.rs we:-:: L p:::rt- 1 J ........ 'and her nephew, llj!nry ~·.-~. ...,..... of llln<M. 1 Dawes, were 1111!,_!0 -~~ve today -(~tit 1-elrWuncnts were sene~ 1 : ~J:Ieetrie 4 Preaent ' 0.. Peb. 1D-INS-1VIIh · futuri> II a ........,_condlicll<lby ~ orpttizadoDI that hue back of dl- a .mJth of~........... .....;,_ liD . p ..eodl poJic:y ptwiaestablllq.·l t Dilly pap when to.. ocean, but r , +lcJes protenive ~..... .;.i.lch ..... Joii coateadily decnut111 ;..........,; - ! ; ... . tRia Offer espirea Lima, 1 (will I your .,here today at the foot of Way- . BISCHOFF .EGINS . SENTENCE _.. .AT LIMA STOC$. PlRE .INSURANCE j •- I QolumbU&, Peb. t-INB-"Hrmle" j Ma)Un i'J wortlng In the prlaon 'lhttt shop anq is a well man. ' That assurance oame from the 1 oftlOe.ot Warden Preston E. Thomas . 3 L bb1o penitentiary tode.y 1:1 rcf!ponte to rumors that M&rtln. who . Is serving a Ute tenn ror the mur .. •· det' of former Cleveland Council~ 1. New York., Ptb. 9--IN&-Ely Cui- man William E. Potter, Is seriously ' QC'!ua·red taturd:1y tvenbg Jn ChH · tertsc.n, who rec:ently emea'gl:!d the ill from prison tare. lert ~n. He wn.-. lcrmerly of Po[Jlewy wlnntr tn his 11pcctacu 1ar mnr.'-thqn .•.,, 'J! ~u1·vh•cd by his wire and nve bridge t.r.prnamcnt. apalniJt Slftnev MISSION SOOit:TY MKET:i f'hildren. Lenz. will be tft-en tO a boeplt.&l .'. ' =~~ PridDy to unde110 cbscrva.Uon !o1· WOMAN'S BODY WA.SIIED RWtrk.: tllcera, !t wa 11 ll.>ti.rnc:J ta1'fhe. Woman's Mis.e.lcnnry Scci .:!ty 1 of the Church or Christ. met Mond .tNQOBE I ay. ' ..(. day evenlnlf at the hr.mc d Mrs. I NfW York. Peb. 9.-JNS-The f body of a youn1 woman was washed NOTABLES ABBlVJ: =~a{~~~r.~~· 1~'"Jc~~ ~~;-c l h~·~;t~1 : MIDDI.EPORTER ARRES'IED \\'JUIC:m· Mr.tley Sr. ct Mlddlcp~rt was arrested 'llre&day morning by Of puty Yeung and brourht to th.e cc.unl ~· jail en a t.harlt> ot disturbJog tile! peace. ,. DilES IN CHARLESTON Wcrd hJUI been reci'IVP.1 j1~1·-s 1'\f th~ dt'Sth of Charles Dllcbef which appli.,. tq' the 'I!UI!i\iipaliry, still . " ·. . Daniel WOllard Br .. p~sldent of I the ~alttmore and onw 111.ilnJad, 1 was to sall today with hla wlfe nnd · son· for Bermuda. SS PJ\ROJ.ED -C.!Jlumbus, 0., Feb. ~INS-Farc.~:!• wtre granted today by the Etate Soard ot Clemency to 33 con· vlcch' In lhe Ohio Penttentlar~·. ·~ CGIJeS or 80 otbcr (ir.soners were ccntimted and ' tw:; conviCts were 1 telt.:ased to authgrlt! ~s cr dh ::r '•· 2-Wt '"·The olcl story about the ostrich 1 j TO OPEN BI!8TA1JRANT laBl June. The hOmicide IQUII.()fof , from Europe. j W1U Durst, 'formerly employed at Nas111u county Joln«l wtt!l the other notables lleheduled tt~ land ~ the Gloecbler Qes1.aurant is ftxlng Long Beach pcliCfJ Ln an 1nvesttga~ I today from abroad included S,lr , up 'tJ'Ie room tn the Downie bulldln!.l Uou. , Maloolm Campbell, holder of tbe , whel J b:l· will &D in bUI!lnet!S !Cir . 1 world's automobile. speed record hlmsrlt. BURNS AC.E f',\TAL · Edna. Bast and Herbert Mfl'lball, ~ ·- ,} ' .• \it= ~ ~ ~r:·--~· •i' •~""~ - .,-~ ·. • .te f~t, &. W. .';~:!'.:._••,· tht IIA'@i~ _'!. ~~~~ ·-"·--.- "*'"-"f.: r.YMlN &1TE8 TlJE8DAI' 1he tune~L ot Mrs. Mary Jane Lymu.n wu bel1 at the home or hf-t· daughter Mra. Charles Nea.selroa Tuesday artflrnoon with bi.IJ'ial Ln l!ctrh Grove oem.atery in cnarge· ot Plnaterwald undertaken. INS. 81&11 oorr..-dent. · - Feb. . IG-IN&-wtth IIW§IJRI\11(1 · . tn:"'... to.pt Pleasant ·Tueldayaftetnoon of attend a tea pveb by the OuUd of I the Epli:ICOpal cbureh or tJtat ell)'. ·~ By ARNO DOI!IOII·PL!UROT veile« rereteme .~ Ill ... " J~ 'ro ~· ., ~' La~ !)If~ ••ve To 8e Cemtinued Until Chipe~ 1\re. .. [i.\' - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - -- - - - - · lrowllla1 Sc.~l of Nn York. aatl at Har•wl Unl•u.tt,.~ .....,. •• JOHN SCHAAF Viiii"iLL 10111Piahrlt U. ·.•..,._,.., ..., .. la tluH, lle , .......... 1,... tlao tip. A teport from Holler hospital ,.,. Lt.w ..._.. ht 1107. Mr. Milt. . .,__. fo"''lllae .. • ....UM&e Tucsday morning stated that John fer c..,..... Ia 1i11, lnlt wu tl.,_t.l br tla• l .aU M.... ~pUt. Schaar w~s jwt about holdln1 his IIH... to til. NW Y_. Stato S.•te la 1114. . lte .......... wla• 1 I , cwn. lt is expected a cf?.~mge ln IW AMrloii HtiN41 ltl War la 1117 ami M".. irltl. ~tlutloa condttlcn will take plaCe today. Ia Fl'au:• Alt. tU ...., MUl1 ........NU• potilical canel' _..,. ... loft off. Elootool to C n - lr.,. tloo 17.. Dlotri.. la Now Y... Ja . ATTEND 'l'EA 11He. ...... .,.. ....... ltlo• . - . - .. tlteb.... .lat......... fl. Meadamea l'red erow GeofBe \ uadal . .tbn ·la dtA Heu.it of ..,..eto-&&tl"' ... .,.. ....... 10; 1 MoQutc,:t'lleodoro ~ O~rl \ tloo ~.!1!'111• oa~~ll....'!l• .l~l ,lf. ;.;~·,.,:........ I' llrtclio.,.n •"'! ll...,. <»oce. B'qrY""- ~'t'Z'"·f: ~ · do; ifoiJi ...._ 11 ton ..d Utrtim lJt.Ckmbi'e wenL 1 ~ tof !"'! · ..., ·· .,, -, •~• ·•" '1l - Japanese Milital'}' Leaden ..-..,nO)IIIC• ,I a * · •·•,;C;Utratloa ;.u. o1n. th """"'iioio•l el 01<!.,. L Millo 1o ,,...... ,......., W. Molo loa•• S....U,,_al tlt. UtU... Stahl Tna.J~rr Is abo.ft tlaa wllut f'l The ' ' •i I · , ATTACK FOLLOWS PERIOD OF QUIET Fo~ I Mr. flnd Mn Carl Rit.ehle of Keno announce the btr}h c.J " sop F-eb: .9 ., I j I Tu~sday, ut wur. wau; Clf &QeW)" War Mr. and .Mrs. Lewil Mantey livln& on tht Cheater Road, announce the birth of a daushter, Sunday, Feb, ';, ilUllli I EI!Lili IIELEA8ED I pro- I 0011;a(or 20 Milea From Sht~~~tftai t:.: ... ;,_ 1 � 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 02. February 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 February 9, 1932 anspach dilcher lyman mills root rose