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W. va .. · ···· li:-ltllll -s ........ aplnat the'"''~"1"'."!"!<'~' Old \l>IAA't \lolA '0 T l\ 10 ll> l'i 1>. \)JAuGINC. 'NA~ . I!>OT~IiRiNG .:i ,. '? you~ ·TAll.,'? Who uDemancl" .Mine era Jt:ii. to l.te ;J.;:;.: By FLOYD GIBBONS . ! Copyright, 1932, by INS ~"• •" ,, i Shan11hai. Feb. 15. - (noon) -INS -lap~n~ila;4;~ 11!Ul!Jltl !land and sea fotces reopened a terrifle bombardment' bn the ruins of \\'oosung forts and the shore defences· 'of I• K""\uc•7. ~ Fiell'lil l woosung villare today preliminary t.o a Jli!l'intle at!acji' ~~·~ p.,.·,owa 1 plknned as a final devostating blow to the Chineoe. Death of Mil"'t " ~~~-·-lNS -I -~"'!IC~~ Genua., thEr 1E:lay bandUuz ccnftl" t· by tlcn.'l. whctt wh it.h had btan lnf:et In AS l)ICTA"TOQ 01< OuR JUNGLE GOVEJ>N ME~, l WRO'r'E ·IAIS N.;..\IO>IAI. At-iiiU; M TO INSPIRE "'HI: r'tt TQ'I 'l:M t't J UNGLE Vtcl.~'!>, :l\JNGLI< l-E"'fiOO't;VOICif'"'\.. ·~.woNc:;, ~-1\.y·,lf.:r&~ G; ;--~:w-"·4b 1c:uo:c·: u·s i:iol'l~ '1..1 · ,:i ELL'::> , & .- fl ~ -~-?.':!;' , · . .s;. FtiQIO'..IM. Uio JUNC.LJ;; 0101.1-~. J'UNGl...E t:"~Q Wt\..L &E G)u~ J...\OWE" C..AR E 5 ANt) )NOE'S C.AN N..V~Q OtM Tl-\ii JOY5 OF TUNChli! YI!'LL'S ... . . . ........ '' 8 .. ....... 2'1 • '...... ~~~~·· Go ta0 j ...¢-- ':Ttil>."! \WOUtDN'r '!!o'TAN.D UP \loii-I.. N i:~E. y H'E'A.c:l ' '"TAA'l 1SoONG -. ·" . .rut:iaL£' I~ ' ju"'~LE P"-'TRtO't'.t . "'I-\'· Tl\AT f'"'4l'SH!il:!!o TAl o; II!!.OITION! I, .' yE1-'L':. ~ . Pe~~6~ .,~~~~~;~]~ ~· �. ·~ "I ~· li!OitDAT, I '· Or ••;;..tal•••• "You ·Great Big Menace, You!" Maybe . ,.!'m Wrong ' ~ .;. .,.,..._ P . .,.._.,. ' ' ~ •ra a eertala (•fuNd pletur,, dt· u-1• fH-•tor a Bdllllltl PiiiOO," ,...,., tlio '!"'l" utieed wtmt ·i,p_peartd to M 11 Blfhlllht. llld tho •hraellua, •u<!h contl'(lptlon• aurJaa that tlmf1" " AinolutJIJ not!" laltl'uetl 'be A ml!rlcnn r.e~.on U:oltbtJ• "Wilat llf•• you ldW was ~rob11biJ 1 tbermo1 bottle." > " . ,.,... - Ol!!o o\f~G ..,.._MT6'"VP .~ ~-llooa ' " " y~ 1""1 Obi- Jl! ~ ~. ~.. 1 '" " " " ' Olle YB&l' ... • • .. .. liJlll ,....~ .... .... . .... , .. .. I 1 UoDthl ................. Ul ~ · .,!.,.,. ... .... .. I(.Oq.tbl .• •. .. ..••• •.• , ~,,.,. , .. ... ,, .... ....... . . IJIOOM UoDib ................. 4 I ... •• " B~(.fli1Vlf~;b. LIVB-'Jesu• said F ...tllft Game Of l!.veninrr ~~ M"~~ ~ ~-1LTIHG- ' In 111~ ~hall neve!' die.-John 11 :25,26. ---- 1 , 0.1,. Solace Local• Have <GIRLS ARE BEJ\TEN unto her, l am tha ~~~~rp~~t!pn. ~l)d th'. llf,: h~ that believeth In M~ •. thoulih 1 ~· wer, 4~f<!• yet &~fill ~~. live; And whosoever hvetl) and liel~~veth BIG REO OUTfiT tS nVERGOM[ IN fOUGHT TILT -- ,~1/IP!!.l" .i!t'J!bree titan lhit" · • I So ' f.re · ·!Lou YOUR CINCINNATI HOM~ .. no res. D>rcctor : What's - Jo'lalhu 'I11t: re's be :,, so much necking late1y ot a local co;or~prmdence tcht' c; lllat the faculty 1!1 now ma.k· lllJ the boys and girls .u!!e sepant! man boxes. An aetor here has had to &'::!t : 11 of h l!J Austht-his wife was always thrc.wtnr it a\ h1m ·Jackie Cak: ~ Ls getting mor.e ob- · &dio rrorr.am The MlddleJIOH; Yellow Jackefii> l.11eke\tes . alld J.uniori jou")~yed to 'Rutland r .. HollywOOd I Total " 0 " Rutland Brown, f trn 0 ......•.....•. 4 Dloh1, I ....... , ... 1 Wrl&ht, e .. .. . .. .. S Richards, fl . . .. . . .. . Hawltlna, t , ... . .... . s Michael. 1 .· ........ _ . a o 0 1 • , • 0 0 • ToLal · · · · · · · · · · · ·' 11 Referee, Odatfer 1 21' . .. . '' ·' ']he GAY DA.N DI t 0 Parft&t. c •. .... . t..' •••• 0 0 0 0 ·~·'······· ··~ 0 0 0 Ounntnaham, c . I ... .. , 0 O~le, • .. .. ·.~ . " · •· • 0 Bennett, g Total ....; . . , ........ a o Rutland II' -"'rs.~ <-.) ~ f. , ToL&.l . . ., _! 2 11 P J T It 0 0 1 4 8 3 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 2 20 o Powell, ' .. .. 0 one vie- Nelson, I · · · · · . . . . . . 0 all the ITr.son. I · · · · · .... . 0 two defeats futd only tory, that victory is sweeter because it occurred in the feature tilt to the evening and was Won by the J k ts • th Bi R tl · ac e against e g e Butland boys team. The Rutland girls had Jit... T l:.t .. "o . . ... . 9 o .OHlSON RITES T\JESD.\Y 1 ~nerol t:!rvlces for 114rs. Zelia Rc.bleon will be conducted from, the RaWJiU&s funeral home, Tuesday attetnoon at two o'clock, with Rev. RE.h.hman ometatlnt" Burial 'fill b6 made ln the HIU'beihetery. .~ Ue or no trouble In disposing of our good looking JacJt .. J ~ ' PI 1 L b a =" • • "" ettes, • demon~t'a:~l" . their\ a e \IDC at Daptilt •,uper\Orlty from the hegin. ehurch Tueacla,. noont Fell. -,.. , ·' ""! , •t 16th ' ~ning the ~rame. This game ...._ _ _-___ __,_____ en•de<lj, with the Cl>:eds' il\ Rutl•nd hanrinK' on t he jlong.end of 8 32 to \ Thl!l antt·depl! &ion movement. II natlon-wld.e and. beaan at. t.he &am~ tlme tn ~e§l'lY every city, vl~le and hamlet In th~ United S=t Menday momlna The (l~ crpnhatkln. sponsoring the u <l drive hove txpresaed their Plalll ~ t9 eontioue the movement from w~lt tG wnk In order to aid u manY medy families 1n M.I4Qlep0rt ' and. vlcinltJ as possible. .~ Mayor J. E. Harley ha5 announ0:-1 ed that tbe house-to-flouse ~nk an4 ~WUcittnr bema done 11lMI4.dleporl mui't be IJt'J,pped Ptlt~Jedlute.. l.Y under penalty of the · Ofdlnauce a1atnst U. He said Uta~ suc.b proct!CU! had been dGne durui&: j.he )Jf.!!t but the 1Cordln&'ilce would. be s trlcfl'y enforce<~ In the future: Any one in nMd is rtQuested l4 · app~ to ' the prc.p<;r Ch&ritalJle OflJ~\.itlns ~ ~ ~ 1 MmOlEPOHT l7 jij""""" 24:1-R. i li MOVE UNDER WAY " t . ..... 2 . Saturday' evening for three Schoonover, Theobald, f ...... , a .eontests ; wit b. the three Youne, I ............ . c ' Plutnmer, B ........ 1 tea~s at that place and Lueb.doo, 1 ... .. .. o while tbev, eame baek with Chase, I · · · · · · · · · · .. 0 Pltttal Cuel One of the mustt!ian& at a hot~l here 1 c.~tms he c.wes so many pay... mtnts 'c'n hili plccolo tha.t all he's a.ble to play on It Is promissory Ten Secoffd Taale• th~ mattet with ycur ICg?-lt'a nil ch<wed u):l. Actcr-J Just a:aVe $ farn:::ll din· nu t.o the wolf at my door. Lolue, c " " " & Mal, 1 ..............• :I Klncald., 1 . .. .. .. .. .. . :11 Lewis, g .. .. ,. .... , 0 orna ' AND THosE rN NEED 0 ltowft I I I ~v~~~~&~~~7 0~3t~Thedbft~ Is ttn~~f.o~~~ ~=to~':~!>::~:uJ~~; · ~~'l~~d;~t~u~~~~e we~ With 'the blow1n11. of whistles. tile ecretrh of the nre alarm siren and t.he tillain& 0 f bells he t t 00 ri a was : de-c1oc.)t Monday mQming,reWar clart-1 on depre•lon in MktcUeport All charltabJe. 80Cle~ ot Middleport have Joined to&ether and ea• tlbll!hed an employment bute!au 1n ordtl tc rumish labor to hones~ reUabl~ rt:s~ul men and women who are wllllng to perform any lobcr trCm washing the dog to building an hundred-StorY skY.SCl'ftper !Lath cltize-u of MktdleporL who ta now emplo;yed, w~Jl be asked to aive an tumr or!~ more~q.(~.wgt·k to those who are unempni)'ed: Olld jobs a1ound the ho1ISe that h11.ve been put on h-wn ttme to t1me, sur.h as tltaning up the lawn, removing nsh· es, patntlna or repairing a roof ,or tkor, window wa6hlng, patcllhlg ~ater, pa.pet1n1, painting, bulldinl or rePt.trlna aatate, washblg tne c11r or cleabina the house. . ·If. dny ~·~ :4f1 Middleport lJJ at pr':!sed.t nuemp1oyed and In need of a. tew hours work, h.e eboukl rel'lliter at. the El;n.ploymenJ. omce, 112 Nctth Second avenue, or Da kl ' r-, •" .· ! Cbl! l1rothe ...,. , · an 1'6. the ·pan "everal day& with Ulness · • " Owens ot Pomerpy· and J . P . Oauu:tl Burcllett .st.udent ct 1 Boothe ot Third_ aven~·: Mlddlepol·L bu B1ness ro11 ege 1n ·~· THIE WVI: TR.t,P , ....wum b us ~>penta Bv ROBERT TERRY' SHANNON · , the week end wtth J. M. Btn·che tl · I The Infant 8Cin bcm W Mi·a. yt~l·, aad. famUy , ,:rt~h' ',•om111 thU;J e~~tlng stutr & am Slx , Saturday moml~ aw _:e Nn;. sarah Lant celebrated ller !'! ry a w g ve :r.uu merncr,atlle home of her pal'ents. Mr.•and · 98th birthday anniv e1Sary Sat urday hems wl<ile It Is nmmi\(C , be&mn· Ed. Ru!l:lell of Bradbury, ~ ··;Max Lambert, sLude.nt ot Ohio 1111 8 ~bruflt·. litl1 Ill the Dally away Saturday evening. A aho:!W'il Univet·stty was .hert oCJvr.r the week ' Tnb ne vice was, conducted Monda)' m~· end VlSIUng hli parents - ~- · ~ InK. ~ M1 s Wllhafu Board 1s qutte Ill at. I OPERETTA TO HE GIVEN ·--- ' he• ncme on Oarflt~ ld sr teel Th" opE-retta "The Tea House of LOCAL MAN VICTIM C L Wllflon t eturned Monday 1Sing Lo" w1ll be give n a.t the hiQ.h from Zanesville. whete ht.! :;pen t school f.ltdltorl um , March 4, by OF HE~ORRHAGE j sunday with hl1 familY mern".le16 or the hillh school Glee -. Mr nnd Mrs. Portu Brooks, nnd club::> Ausustus K:nab. an elderly gen- 1Dr C H Sm1th o: Indla.la.polls, P11nclpal parts .,:u be tak~n by tleinan, who with hlS wlte ~ been 1ndlaMil. nnd Miso Ida Brookb of Vlvlttme Smith , J ean McKII.Jo' .E.srt.s1dlng tor the past lew y.ew- 9 with Col,l.Ul'j~U& w~1c vls1tors Sunday wtth th-:.1 D. Scott. M~o.rr.ra•·ct Marsha ll their aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Russell Mr. an1 Mr~ R. B Bccscn of Lo- Cheathem, D11na Byers, Orville on Beech St r~et, was etrickerr. •sun- i: USt Mrrl't M•·s. Brook:. \lia~ lor· Ftnnktm Blackstone, Elsworth day mornini about 11 o clo~k ~ wllh ~ J Chambers ai1d Carl Kerns A lall!:e a cere bral hemorrb.aa:e a nd· .!l.tS ~ • .-r. ~~. .... • •r horus c.r forty voiCE's wi ll suppc, t dltton ill' very serJous. ~.;:. O.hu;t "'fveralty Band at ~ these prmclpals. 101111, Btanltly and Chr:ster ""K1lib t ~ 1 .· . The operetta 1s Wlder the dJtcc· were · summoned trcnr Clnclnn~tl f ~i ~untcr Htgh School Au.- lion Of Miss Ve&ta McCoy and an1ved the same eventugt dl\Qrium Tuef.day evening -Mr. Knabhat! apparen~ly becllln · J.l!"t.r..i:L'·LEGIQN BROADCASTS his usual health and haa bee.1 lill l'.e.un\ary 16th... w A 1. u, Columbus ha& 1 1 ' '1 - '' \ 'I n ' 13 ~Oml·R in' hill car and upon returmug lmcrly Mis fil Ella Bee~n of Mlddl£· Jthe UBe of Lhetr 11.taUon each Fald&y was ab'Jcktm lihort.l:, alter e~1.t.erlu~ l port and a slater to -w . H and R tvttnlfli at 7,30 o clock. t.o tJte Am· hta bOmi! BeesQn I Lncan l~Kion AUX111ary The&e pr6l(r, and Mr~ KJlAb were tonne1 Mr and Mrs Joe Wli6Cn and !Qm· 1gram~:> will be arran"ed 1.0 Interest rttlclept& oi Cincinnati, where Lhe Uy CJf Ora vel Hill. have rea~ed _!he 1 not nnly Legloruudrt!s and Aunl~y t&-mer wu engageU as claim agent Stowe proptrty or. Four\.h .sttcet. • membt1s but will be ot interest to tor tbeM.merlcan E.XprtM Ct.tmi)any and Mn. W11Uam Goetz ha.s 5t.ored the ~t:lleJaltmbUc as well Excellent tor mi.ny YtJtr&. rel1rln3 wnh honor her househo ld aouds unLil a later rm;:-..cal tuitml. w11l be provided and ILnd a penskrn oome Ctw ye;u., .1go. dale when ehe will Join her hm.band 1 p1 :.u •1uent lipellkl'!rf\ will aive bri.e( Ja.nuN"y tJeventh M.t a.1d Mr:; 1n Lhc So 1th talk , on subJect:. of vital interest J(na b observed their fifLielb wed- 1 The Ct:dar Cr«k Ci rcle of Mid· and turrem e\enU; dihj symlversary. The marri&IJ'e d! {;pcrt 11;11J hold a mMtinR al their -ceremony was per!ol'muJ II'I !<,)..,.: 1 hall, Tuesday alter noon at two o'· M1 a no Mrs c E Vance were in Middleport 1\'llh Hrv Dwight 1clctk, commemorating t he birtJlday callcJ to EwlngtQn Sunday evenlng 1 Every Effort TO Be Macle chl\Pm cmcllulng 1 cf W&~;hblgton. Members are urged bY• •ht: s:::1 ivus 1llnesll of Lhe form1 to b~ pn:£? nt !or tile sl')eGial pro- t:r's mothe•, M• ~ Rcbt:cca Vance To·Find Work For -~ gram Janu.s Hnle) .!!pent the week end Mr. end Mrs. Peck Bruy » •ld Mr Ocugf' Sauer ,Jr JelL Sundalo· for hue w1th hill Wlfe trom hiS emUnemployed ancJ. Mrli. HoUUi Bow an of L0i:B 11 Bucyrus where he h u employment pll;yment &t Iron ten ~petlt Bslurda~· and Sunday with M1 s, Sara. Loul.&e Scott spent t.i'le Mr ana Mr.s Mont Prier of WithM'l\ and Mrs Burn!.O BaJkCI', c.;le· W€Ok end In AtheN 1'()J)!! were here vlsltmg frieno.; anti braUq ;~: Mr Batker·c, birthday annl· Robett Harrl.s returned to Cohun- relatives Saturday H ,_ T - .;.A.."-. ~ • Y~Y· ~ bus Sunday evening after apendirlz M w E.tta Gat>klJ J~ t>tlll conrmcd Oule 0 '8 ouee -ucri~DI 1t r , .... , ' Jl.ft.~ a,nd Mrs Earl Mauck of the \\fek end with his pu~is ' to her home beCli.USC or lllnc~.s. T 8 S ....._, B I BIRTH ANNouJ.:;iM£1'!1,Q&llJjkllls vWlted Sunday ~:~.L the Mrij Sylvla Radcliffe and soh I ~.;;.,. .....:~-;..:.c..:.__::.:.;.:c 0 e lvp~ 'I ' Mr. and MrB Cari f l- 0\l.oeris of S'e~er i'esid< nee ou Thlr:l Av~- Raymond d Raclne were week end Authorities •SOuth. Third a?enue ijUioturu:e.. the nU«r,.~s Allie Mauck, who Jlas b~n gucs~.s or Mrs. Ella Byers birth ct 1 daughter )titn'< $aturda.y ill, 'is lm.pt•ovlng. M1. and Mrs J W RyerlS ..1.nci f 1' ANTI- DEPRESSION t ....... _.. a oau.,~~or, ~ ,, P Junion; Latter ~!:• ;rs.' US) .... ..... . '8 0 Anderson, t , .. .. 'iF. :1 ~ Heartill't!aker 'By Two P.oiilta I Jot<k,ota (36) 0 Butcher, f ........... 3 .\lleNwortb, r .... .... 2 • • --: I ,\ Faat Racine Soya To En· ...., 1•1e In Retunl Con· teat With Locala ~IRLS Firat Game Will '· Start Promptly At 7:;t0; · Boys Follow ROW ~!>ta a nd TO PLAY Basketbal~s 1 from tbtt The appropriation bl!l for ~he JU$ grer.ter part of Meigs Coon- 1 1 1 tJce department. which carries the 1 P'lson and jail lun"·, ...... p'ovld~ .... 11,- ty and particularly from thP.. • r, 139,040 for Atlanta prison, eom- Pomeroy Bend are expected . ~ared with $1 ,182,-tO(I recommended t b t' t tb Mlddl , by the budget bureau o e presen a e eThe measure provides ror two port s~hool gymnasium to warden's aMistants, three new elerks and 23 new guards. see one of the really great TestUylng before the committee games of the ~ason TuesSanford Bates, r; uperln tendent ot . prisons, .said Atlanta penitent18ry t& day evemng. seriOusly overcrowded He sa.ld at The attraction at that least 1,000 prisoners should be re· t' . th f •· . R . moved rrom Atlanta and Leaven- Ime JS e a9V'g'OIDJr acme worth prisons at once outfit whjch has tasted deThe bill carrtes tm.ooo for con- f b f h' structton of the new Southwestern eat ut once ~0 ar t 18 Re8· prison at El Reno. Okla , and $1,- \ ~o n and that by a one point 050,000 !or commencement of work . . • ti on a new hospttal ror detective de- ma r gm ID thetr M game llnquent.B near Bprlngfteld, Mo with Cadmus early in the at Milan. Michigan I I season, which team t h e " IS known however, that be 1a )' ., I reason 1 atv- mg the boys a hard J'Ol'tbut alicl pctntlnR especially tor ~ Radni! same It wtu be played lrllmediatfl!Y ie Ucwlnw, the contelt between ~ · ' l Purple Tornadoelets and Tupp8r.1, . ,J I Plabu;. The ()a..£da wll oM I th£1r ean1e at 7: 30. •That a cro~:. , ; howe will vitw Ulll 1arne Ja aft&~~;~¥ ... ,. a fore1one conclusion becalUI o1 illtEnlle lntert!lt ctllpJa.~ by fcllc.wers ot Lhue two at•runa t.Uu In arldltlon to the many lntlreltad who te~kte In Qther patt i cd the qcunty, The lirllil' 11me l •l the Me· J;Jtd eectJon ot \he' IIGW'lt.) courna.tnent -and the loeer wW be eiJmiu .. ted from further cc:rnpeUUon, While the RaciDe bot'• on pomtmg the nmlves towara ~ I OaUasher. Lohoe, Bulobor anif AJ. lensworth; the Yellow Jackdl ue not unmindful ot the tan that Roush, Carpenter, Betale and one ', or tw~ othera -wet.l'lnl the Purple will a•w~ty.s COiliU!OUie threatl ill a SCorillB way aptntt them. n ~hould be a keenl)r eouteated. game naardleas ot .which team w.m. and but tew poln\l!llholllcl &ePAJate. the winners from the Joeera When the • timer's sun brlngB thil tray to a close. Dont forget the tllbe Is inuned.lately foUowtng the IJirl'• pme t.., 1 ' ,.r • Learai•• 10 Ea,·o,. ~ since have beaten with ea!o, Yflung f>Jll:s don 't reaUr l1tve fun. It tnkes e;o~:perJence and thlntfnc to and the hard-charging, fast .. hal·e run, and younrtolk.&Brepreny breaking Yellow Jackets of 1 ahort on botll. Midd]eport. ·--=--;--------c-77c.,-,,-The ""' oame bi!tW<en Ulese two tt:amli, whh:h was played at Racine ~erne time ago s aw vietory perched. on the banners ot the Purple Tornado While there 18 no dlBI)06Jtton en the part of the writer, a.ny o1 the playere or tans of the Middleport contmacnt to detract from the vi<'~ tcry Rat"ine, it mWit be aomltted t hat the Jaekets played. wtusaw.Uy pearly in thls contest and they have " • Improved steadily mnce that tlme, tin t1l now lh1:.y are at the peak of th.9 Icrm. Thue is n o quest.ioninl t~ · raCt that the Tornado IIi sho\l.'l.q;, ai 1"' fU· ~ a'ntr SwetptnaeverjtbJili P n t.zt01·e it as can be attested by the' : game of f'rlday niBht wheJJ: they aet a new liCOrl~ record for RaCine tcallls, t:eating HarJ1sonvillc bY a 14 to 19 r.ount. 1 1 1 ,1 Middleport will tend every effort toward sec\lrlnR tevelllf! for the detea t suffered at the handa or tlie1 1 te1 rible Tomado when they lost b-j a ten ~int margill C~ch Battyn Is saymg no~ 1 1 and lll exceptlonatly uncommunl- , . J catlv(: when It comes to ansurm, • .1questions reprdlng the TOsnadO 1gamt>. He met"ely Jookl blandly aiKl · ·• .somewhat blankly at tbe quesf.ionel" ' and deftly chanpa tbe _.lf:Ct. · lt ' ' l I •...,." •"P QWJM!Itl~ which Is S<hoduled to beitlll' oil 7:30 • The usual priC\.'S of :m eenta fF adult.B and 26 cents ~ ·. ~ ..... ·i(lliQIJ~f-H'l' jt would come but h41ving no way oC f!lll!4 lip nothinJ but walt, but it bas )!apo a YP"Iill' m!'n with crlmi11~1 tendenci~•· 1 '~lhrln1 from a head Injury wbicb, it '~:::~·::ll~~~e!f~o~~r his ever wantlna to write •!9PrM'' '''"'"'• 011 and then ~ashln11 then• Will pr~vau~ , ' ' ' . 1 , I PITTSIIvaGU LIVBII'I'flCI:'· ' •'• ' thb - · ' Theee warehouses, II 'plaeed end·to•end, woljld be about fonr miles in length. From floor to .,iling they are filled with these cash of fine tobacco, "6"i~J! ip Nature's slow but sure way. It takes a lot of mooey to make a good cigu. reue-money to bny good tobaccos and money tor Cheaf.er&eld !l1llllken.lt -ubat the larFt: plrt oi90 milJut lhiDk w!aat lion dollars i8 i n . in I>omeatic•nd Turkish tobaCilDII that ~· beu;g properly ~ in Na~ tore's way, ud cllre4 10 as to inake. them oweeter and miider. .. CIIFSI'ERFit:LD\o~cco Ia pacled I~ ~u eas1u, each CODtainiDf! about 1,000 po~nds,a~<l stored, for. · ~ JY'i"rs l in, modem, : li(lll~!e warehouse&. ~ l i . I • \ . ~ • ""' • • to oge them properly. · CHESTERFIELDS arc milder, and til&te beuer ... there's a 90 million dollar reason why! Juet ' ' , ·try them! . ' , ,_,~ ~~I "' " . THEY'I 'E MILDII • • TttE·~'· RE .·.PV:U • • ·THEY TASTE ,.1., ... • •' •,, ,III 0.,' • ' • ttst. ~n~ atrl'u T~ ~. ~,. • o\ ',. • I ' 1 ' 1 B~· TTER • o '• e "lltulc lhlt ~· Ben N•t Shllbet'l · sspicce oreheaan: and .Ala G,.y,oolold,ner-,lliJh& e:r.eept Suad•y-utin Columbia Network-10;30 ........, S..adord Tit~~<- ,.4 �. ·~ "I ~· li!OitDAT, I '· Or ••;;..tal•••• "You ·Great Big Menace, You!" Maybe . ,.!'m Wrong ' ~ .;. .,.,..._ P . .,.._.,. ' ' ~ •ra a eertala (•fuNd pletur,, dt· u-1• fH-•tor a Bdllllltl PiiiOO," ,...,., tlio '!"'l" utieed wtmt ·i,p_peartd to M 11 Blfhlllht. llld tho •hraellua, •u<!h contl'(lptlon• aurJaa that tlmf1" " AinolutJIJ not!" laltl'uetl 'be A ml!rlcnn r.e~.on U:oltbtJ• "Wilat llf•• you ldW was ~rob11biJ 1 tbermo1 bottle." > " . ,.,... - Ol!!o o\f~G ..,.._MT6'"VP .~ ~-llooa ' " " y~ 1""1 Obi- Jl! ~ ~. ~.. 1 '" " " " ' Olle YB&l' ... • • .. .. liJlll ,....~ .... .... . .... , .. .. I 1 UoDthl ................. Ul ~ · .,!.,.,. ... .... .. I(.Oq.tbl .• •. .. ..••• •.• , ~,,.,. , .. ... ,, .... ....... . . IJIOOM UoDib ................. 4 I ... •• " B~(.fli1Vlf~;b. LIVB-'Jesu• said F ...tllft Game Of l!.veninrr ~~ M"~~ ~ ~-1LTIHG- ' In 111~ ~hall neve!' die.-John 11 :25,26. ---- 1 , 0.1,. Solace Local• Have <GIRLS ARE BEJ\TEN unto her, l am tha ~~~~rp~~t!pn. ~l)d th'. llf,: h~ that believeth In M~ •. thoulih 1 ~· wer, 4~f<!• yet &~fill ~~. live; And whosoever hvetl) and liel~~veth BIG REO OUTfiT tS nVERGOM[ IN fOUGHT TILT -- ,~1/IP!!.l" .i!t'J!bree titan lhit" · • I So ' f.re · ·!Lou YOUR CINCINNATI HOM~ .. no res. D>rcctor : What's - Jo'lalhu 'I11t: re's be :,, so much necking late1y ot a local co;or~prmdence tcht' c; lllat the faculty 1!1 now ma.k· lllJ the boys and girls .u!!e sepant! man boxes. An aetor here has had to &'::!t : 11 of h l!J Austht-his wife was always thrc.wtnr it a\ h1m ·Jackie Cak: ~ Ls getting mor.e ob- · &dio rrorr.am The MlddleJIOH; Yellow Jackefii> l.11eke\tes . alld J.uniori jou")~yed to 'Rutland r .. HollywOOd I Total " 0 " Rutland Brown, f trn 0 ......•.....•. 4 Dloh1, I ....... , ... 1 Wrl&ht, e .. .. . .. .. S Richards, fl . . .. . . .. . Hawltlna, t , ... . .... . s Michael. 1 .· ........ _ . a o 0 1 • , • 0 0 • ToLal · · · · · · · · · · · ·' 11 Referee, Odatfer 1 21' . .. . '' ·' ']he GAY DA.N DI t 0 Parft&t. c •. .... . t..' •••• 0 0 0 0 ·~·'······· ··~ 0 0 0 Ounntnaham, c . I ... .. , 0 O~le, • .. .. ·.~ . " · •· • 0 Bennett, g Total ....; . . , ........ a o Rutland II' -"'rs.~ <-.) ~ f. , ToL&.l . . ., _! 2 11 P J T It 0 0 1 4 8 3 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 2 20 o Powell, ' .. .. 0 one vie- Nelson, I · · · · · . . . . . . 0 all the ITr.son. I · · · · · .... . 0 two defeats futd only tory, that victory is sweeter because it occurred in the feature tilt to the evening and was Won by the J k ts • th Bi R tl · ac e against e g e Butland boys team. The Rutland girls had Jit... T l:.t .. "o . . ... . 9 o .OHlSON RITES T\JESD.\Y 1 ~nerol t:!rvlces for 114rs. Zelia Rc.bleon will be conducted from, the RaWJiU&s funeral home, Tuesday attetnoon at two o'clock, with Rev. RE.h.hman ometatlnt" Burial 'fill b6 made ln the HIU'beihetery. .~ Ue or no trouble In disposing of our good looking JacJt .. J ~ ' PI 1 L b a =" • • "" ettes, • demon~t'a:~l" . their\ a e \IDC at Daptilt •,uper\Orlty from the hegin. ehurch Tueacla,. noont Fell. -,.. , ·' ""! , •t 16th ' ~ning the ~rame. This game ...._ _ _-___ __,_____ en•de<lj, with the Cl>:eds' il\ Rutl•nd hanrinK' on t he jlong.end of 8 32 to \ Thl!l antt·depl! &ion movement. II natlon-wld.e and. beaan at. t.he &am~ tlme tn ~e§l'lY every city, vl~le and hamlet In th~ United S=t Menday momlna The (l~ crpnhatkln. sponsoring the u <l drive hove txpresaed their Plalll ~ t9 eontioue the movement from w~lt tG wnk In order to aid u manY medy families 1n M.I4Qlep0rt ' and. vlcinltJ as possible. .~ Mayor J. E. Harley ha5 announ0:-1 ed that tbe house-to-flouse ~nk an4 ~WUcittnr bema done 11lMI4.dleporl mui't be IJt'J,pped Ptlt~Jedlute.. l.Y under penalty of the · Ofdlnauce a1atnst U. He said Uta~ suc.b proct!CU! had been dGne durui&: j.he )Jf.!!t but the 1Cordln&'ilce would. be s trlcfl'y enforce<~ In the future: Any one in nMd is rtQuested l4 · app~ to ' the prc.p<;r Ch&ritalJle OflJ~\.itlns ~ ~ ~ 1 MmOlEPOHT l7 jij""""" 24:1-R. i li MOVE UNDER WAY " t . ..... 2 . Saturday' evening for three Schoonover, Theobald, f ...... , a .eontests ; wit b. the three Youne, I ............ . c ' Plutnmer, B ........ 1 tea~s at that place and Lueb.doo, 1 ... .. .. o while tbev, eame baek with Chase, I · · · · · · · · · · .. 0 Pltttal Cuel One of the mustt!ian& at a hot~l here 1 c.~tms he c.wes so many pay... mtnts 'c'n hili plccolo tha.t all he's a.ble to play on It Is promissory Ten Secoffd Taale• th~ mattet with ycur ICg?-lt'a nil ch<wed u):l. Actcr-J Just a:aVe $ farn:::ll din· nu t.o the wolf at my door. Lolue, c " " " & Mal, 1 ..............• :I Klncald., 1 . .. .. .. .. .. . :11 Lewis, g .. .. ,. .... , 0 orna ' AND THosE rN NEED 0 ltowft I I I ~v~~~~&~~~7 0~3t~Thedbft~ Is ttn~~f.o~~~ ~=to~':~!>::~:uJ~~; · ~~'l~~d;~t~u~~~~e we~ With 'the blow1n11. of whistles. tile ecretrh of the nre alarm siren and t.he tillain& 0 f bells he t t 00 ri a was : de-c1oc.)t Monday mQming,reWar clart-1 on depre•lon in MktcUeport All charltabJe. 80Cle~ ot Middleport have Joined to&ether and ea• tlbll!hed an employment bute!au 1n ordtl tc rumish labor to hones~ reUabl~ rt:s~ul men and women who are wllllng to perform any lobcr trCm washing the dog to building an hundred-StorY skY.SCl'ftper !Lath cltize-u of MktdleporL who ta now emplo;yed, w~Jl be asked to aive an tumr or!~ more~q.(~.wgt·k to those who are unempni)'ed: Olld jobs a1ound the ho1ISe that h11.ve been put on h-wn ttme to t1me, sur.h as tltaning up the lawn, removing nsh· es, patntlna or repairing a roof ,or tkor, window wa6hlng, patcllhlg ~ater, pa.pet1n1, painting, bulldinl or rePt.trlna aatate, washblg tne c11r or cleabina the house. . ·If. dny ~·~ :4f1 Middleport lJJ at pr':!sed.t nuemp1oyed and In need of a. tew hours work, h.e eboukl rel'lliter at. the El;n.ploymenJ. omce, 112 Nctth Second avenue, or Da kl ' r-, •" .· ! Cbl! l1rothe ...,. , · an 1'6. the ·pan "everal day& with Ulness · • " Owens ot Pomerpy· and J . P . Oauu:tl Burcllett .st.udent ct 1 Boothe ot Third_ aven~·: Mlddlepol·L bu B1ness ro11 ege 1n ·~· THIE WVI: TR.t,P , ....wum b us ~>penta Bv ROBERT TERRY' SHANNON · , the week end wtth J. M. Btn·che tl · I The Infant 8Cin bcm W Mi·a. yt~l·, aad. famUy , ,:rt~h' ',•om111 thU;J e~~tlng stutr & am Slx , Saturday moml~ aw _:e Nn;. sarah Lant celebrated ller !'! ry a w g ve :r.uu merncr,atlle home of her pal'ents. Mr.•and · 98th birthday anniv e1Sary Sat urday hems wl<ile It Is nmmi\(C , be&mn· Ed. Ru!l:lell of Bradbury, ~ ··;Max Lambert, sLude.nt ot Ohio 1111 8 ~bruflt·. litl1 Ill the Dally away Saturday evening. A aho:!W'il Univet·stty was .hert oCJvr.r the week ' Tnb ne vice was, conducted Monda)' m~· end VlSIUng hli parents - ~- · ~ InK. ~ M1 s Wllhafu Board 1s qutte Ill at. I OPERETTA TO HE GIVEN ·--- ' he• ncme on Oarflt~ ld sr teel Th" opE-retta "The Tea House of LOCAL MAN VICTIM C L Wllflon t eturned Monday 1Sing Lo" w1ll be give n a.t the hiQ.h from Zanesville. whete ht.! :;pen t school f.ltdltorl um , March 4, by OF HE~ORRHAGE j sunday with hl1 familY mern".le16 or the hillh school Glee -. Mr nnd Mrs. Portu Brooks, nnd club::> Ausustus K:nab. an elderly gen- 1Dr C H Sm1th o: Indla.la.polls, P11nclpal parts .,:u be tak~n by tleinan, who with hlS wlte ~ been 1ndlaMil. nnd Miso Ida Brookb of Vlvlttme Smith , J ean McKII.Jo' .E.srt.s1dlng tor the past lew y.ew- 9 with Col,l.Ul'j~U& w~1c vls1tors Sunday wtth th-:.1 D. Scott. M~o.rr.ra•·ct Marsha ll their aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Russell Mr. an1 Mr~ R. B Bccscn of Lo- Cheathem, D11na Byers, Orville on Beech St r~et, was etrickerr. •sun- i: USt Mrrl't M•·s. Brook:. \lia~ lor· Ftnnktm Blackstone, Elsworth day mornini about 11 o clo~k ~ wllh ~ J Chambers ai1d Carl Kerns A lall!:e a cere bral hemorrb.aa:e a nd· .!l.tS ~ • .-r. ~~. .... • •r horus c.r forty voiCE's wi ll suppc, t dltton ill' very serJous. ~.;:. O.hu;t "'fveralty Band at ~ these prmclpals. 101111, Btanltly and Chr:ster ""K1lib t ~ 1 .· . The operetta 1s Wlder the dJtcc· were · summoned trcnr Clnclnn~tl f ~i ~untcr Htgh School Au.- lion Of Miss Ve&ta McCoy and an1ved the same eventugt dl\Qrium Tuef.day evening -Mr. Knabhat! apparen~ly becllln · J.l!"t.r..i:L'·LEGIQN BROADCASTS his usual health and haa bee.1 lill l'.e.un\ary 16th... w A 1. u, Columbus ha& 1 1 ' '1 - '' \ 'I n ' 13 ~Oml·R in' hill car and upon returmug lmcrly Mis fil Ella Bee~n of Mlddl£· Jthe UBe of Lhetr 11.taUon each Fald&y was ab'Jcktm lihort.l:, alter e~1.t.erlu~ l port and a slater to -w . H and R tvttnlfli at 7,30 o clock. t.o tJte Am· hta bOmi! BeesQn I Lncan l~Kion AUX111ary The&e pr6l(r, and Mr~ KJlAb were tonne1 Mr and Mrs Joe Wli6Cn and !Qm· 1gram~:> will be arran"ed 1.0 Interest rttlclept& oi Cincinnati, where Lhe Uy CJf Ora vel Hill. have rea~ed _!he 1 not nnly Legloruudrt!s and Aunl~y t&-mer wu engageU as claim agent Stowe proptrty or. Four\.h .sttcet. • membt1s but will be ot interest to tor tbeM.merlcan E.XprtM Ct.tmi)any and Mn. W11Uam Goetz ha.s 5t.ored the ~t:lleJaltmbUc as well Excellent tor mi.ny YtJtr&. rel1rln3 wnh honor her househo ld aouds unLil a later rm;:-..cal tuitml. w11l be provided and ILnd a penskrn oome Ctw ye;u., .1go. dale when ehe will Join her hm.band 1 p1 :.u •1uent lipellkl'!rf\ will aive bri.e( Ja.nuN"y tJeventh M.t a.1d Mr:; 1n Lhc So 1th talk , on subJect:. of vital interest J(na b observed their fifLielb wed- 1 The Ct:dar Cr«k Ci rcle of Mid· and turrem e\enU; dihj symlversary. The marri&IJ'e d! {;pcrt 11;11J hold a mMtinR al their -ceremony was per!ol'muJ II'I !<,)..,.: 1 hall, Tuesday alter noon at two o'· M1 a no Mrs c E Vance were in Middleport 1\'llh Hrv Dwight 1clctk, commemorating t he birtJlday callcJ to EwlngtQn Sunday evenlng 1 Every Effort TO Be Macle chl\Pm cmcllulng 1 cf W&~;hblgton. Members are urged bY• •ht: s:::1 ivus 1llnesll of Lhe form1 to b~ pn:£? nt !or tile sl')eGial pro- t:r's mothe•, M• ~ Rcbt:cca Vance To·Find Work For -~ gram Janu.s Hnle) .!!pent the week end Mr. end Mrs. Peck Bruy » •ld Mr Ocugf' Sauer ,Jr JelL Sundalo· for hue w1th hill Wlfe trom hiS emUnemployed ancJ. Mrli. HoUUi Bow an of L0i:B 11 Bucyrus where he h u employment pll;yment &t Iron ten ~petlt Bslurda~· and Sunday with M1 s, Sara. Loul.&e Scott spent t.i'le Mr ana Mr.s Mont Prier of WithM'l\ and Mrs Burn!.O BaJkCI', c.;le· W€Ok end In AtheN 1'()J)!! were here vlsltmg frieno.; anti braUq ;~: Mr Batker·c, birthday annl· Robett Harrl.s returned to Cohun- relatives Saturday H ,_ T - .;.A.."-. ~ • Y~Y· ~ bus Sunday evening after apendirlz M w E.tta Gat>klJ J~ t>tlll conrmcd Oule 0 '8 ouee -ucri~DI 1t r , .... , ' Jl.ft.~ a,nd Mrs Earl Mauck of the \\fek end with his pu~is ' to her home beCli.USC or lllnc~.s. T 8 S ....._, B I BIRTH ANNouJ.:;iM£1'!1,Q&llJjkllls vWlted Sunday ~:~.L the Mrij Sylvla Radcliffe and soh I ~.;;.,. .....:~-;..:.c..:.__::.:.;.:c 0 e lvp~ 'I ' Mr. and MrB Cari f l- 0\l.oeris of S'e~er i'esid< nee ou Thlr:l Av~- Raymond d Raclne were week end Authorities •SOuth. Third a?enue ijUioturu:e.. the nU«r,.~s Allie Mauck, who Jlas b~n gucs~.s or Mrs. Ella Byers birth ct 1 daughter )titn'< $aturda.y ill, 'is lm.pt•ovlng. M1. and Mrs J W RyerlS ..1.nci f 1' ANTI- DEPRESSION t ....... _.. a oau.,~~or, ~ ,, P Junion; Latter ~!:• ;rs.' US) .... ..... . '8 0 Anderson, t , .. .. 'iF. :1 ~ Heartill't!aker 'By Two P.oiilta I Jot<k,ota (36) 0 Butcher, f ........... 3 .\lleNwortb, r .... .... 2 • • --: I ,\ Faat Racine Soya To En· ...., 1•1e In Retunl Con· teat With Locala ~IRLS Firat Game Will '· Start Promptly At 7:;t0; · Boys Follow ROW ~!>ta a nd TO PLAY Basketbal~s 1 from tbtt The appropriation bl!l for ~he JU$ grer.ter part of Meigs Coon- 1 1 1 tJce department. which carries the 1 P'lson and jail lun"·, ...... p'ovld~ .... 11,- ty and particularly from thP.. • r, 139,040 for Atlanta prison, eom- Pomeroy Bend are expected . ~ared with $1 ,182,-tO(I recommended t b t' t tb Mlddl , by the budget bureau o e presen a e eThe measure provides ror two port s~hool gymnasium to warden's aMistants, three new elerks and 23 new guards. see one of the really great TestUylng before the committee games of the ~ason TuesSanford Bates, r; uperln tendent ot . prisons, .said Atlanta penitent18ry t& day evemng. seriOusly overcrowded He sa.ld at The attraction at that least 1,000 prisoners should be re· t' . th f •· . R . moved rrom Atlanta and Leaven- Ime JS e a9V'g'OIDJr acme worth prisons at once outfit whjch has tasted deThe bill carrtes tm.ooo for con- f b f h' structton of the new Southwestern eat ut once ~0 ar t 18 Re8· prison at El Reno. Okla , and $1,- \ ~o n and that by a one point 050,000 !or commencement of work . . • ti on a new hospttal ror detective de- ma r gm ID thetr M game llnquent.B near Bprlngfteld, Mo with Cadmus early in the at Milan. Michigan I I season, which team t h e " IS known however, that be 1a )' ., I reason 1 atv- mg the boys a hard J'Ol'tbut alicl pctntlnR especially tor ~ Radni! same It wtu be played lrllmediatfl!Y ie Ucwlnw, the contelt between ~ · ' l Purple Tornadoelets and Tupp8r.1, . ,J I Plabu;. The ()a..£da wll oM I th£1r ean1e at 7: 30. •That a cro~:. , ; howe will vitw Ulll 1arne Ja aft&~~;~¥ ... ,. a fore1one conclusion becalUI o1 illtEnlle lntert!lt ctllpJa.~ by fcllc.wers ot Lhue two at•runa t.Uu In arldltlon to the many lntlreltad who te~kte In Qther patt i cd the qcunty, The lirllil' 11me l •l the Me· J;Jtd eectJon ot \he' IIGW'lt.) courna.tnent -and the loeer wW be eiJmiu .. ted from further cc:rnpeUUon, While the RaciDe bot'• on pomtmg the nmlves towara ~ I OaUasher. Lohoe, Bulobor anif AJ. lensworth; the Yellow Jackdl ue not unmindful ot the tan that Roush, Carpenter, Betale and one ', or tw~ othera -wet.l'lnl the Purple will a•w~ty.s COiliU!OUie threatl ill a SCorillB way aptntt them. n ~hould be a keenl)r eouteated. game naardleas ot .which team w.m. and but tew poln\l!llholllcl &ePAJate. the winners from the Joeera When the • timer's sun brlngB thil tray to a close. Dont forget the tllbe Is inuned.lately foUowtng the IJirl'• pme t.., 1 ' ,.r • Learai•• 10 Ea,·o,. ~ since have beaten with ea!o, Yflung f>Jll:s don 't reaUr l1tve fun. It tnkes e;o~:perJence and thlntfnc to and the hard-charging, fast .. hal·e run, and younrtolk.&Brepreny breaking Yellow Jackets of 1 ahort on botll. Midd]eport. ·--=--;--------c-77c.,-,,-The ""' oame bi!tW<en Ulese two tt:amli, whh:h was played at Racine ~erne time ago s aw vietory perched. on the banners ot the Purple Tornado While there 18 no dlBI)06Jtton en the part of the writer, a.ny o1 the playere or tans of the Middleport contmacnt to detract from the vi<'~ tcry Rat"ine, it mWit be aomltted t hat the Jaekets played. wtusaw.Uy pearly in thls contest and they have " • Improved steadily mnce that tlme, tin t1l now lh1:.y are at the peak of th.9 Icrm. Thue is n o quest.ioninl t~ · raCt that the Tornado IIi sho\l.'l.q;, ai 1"' fU· ~ a'ntr SwetptnaeverjtbJili P n t.zt01·e it as can be attested by the' : game of f'rlday niBht wheJJ: they aet a new liCOrl~ record for RaCine tcallls, t:eating HarJ1sonvillc bY a 14 to 19 r.ount. 1 1 1 ,1 Middleport will tend every effort toward sec\lrlnR tevelllf! for the detea t suffered at the handa or tlie1 1 te1 rible Tomado when they lost b-j a ten ~int margill C~ch Battyn Is saymg no~ 1 1 and lll exceptlonatly uncommunl- , . J catlv(: when It comes to ansurm, • .1questions reprdlng the TOsnadO 1gamt>. He met"ely Jookl blandly aiKl · ·• .somewhat blankly at tbe quesf.ionel" ' and deftly chanpa tbe _.lf:Ct. · lt ' ' l I •...,." •"P QWJM!Itl~ which Is S<hoduled to beitlll' oil 7:30 • The usual priC\.'S of :m eenta fF adult.B and 26 cents ~ ·. ~ ..... ·i(lliQIJ~f-H'l' jt would come but h41ving no way oC f!lll!4 lip nothinJ but walt, but it bas )!apo a YP"Iill' m!'n with crlmi11~1 tendenci~•· 1 '~lhrln1 from a head Injury wbicb, it '~:::~·::ll~~~e!f~o~~r his ever wantlna to write •!9PrM'' '''"'"'• 011 and then ~ashln11 then• Will pr~vau~ , ' ' ' . 1 , I PITTSIIvaGU LIVBII'I'flCI:'· ' •'• ' thb - · ' Theee warehouses, II 'plaeed end·to•end, woljld be about fonr miles in length. From floor to .,iling they are filled with these cash of fine tobacco, "6"i~J! ip Nature's slow but sure way. It takes a lot of mooey to make a good cigu. reue-money to bny good tobaccos and money tor Cheaf.er&eld !l1llllken.lt -ubat the larFt: plrt oi90 milJut lhiDk w!aat lion dollars i8 i n . in I>omeatic•nd Turkish tobaCilDII that ~· beu;g properly ~ in Na~ tore's way, ud cllre4 10 as to inake. them oweeter and miider. .. CIIFSI'ERFit:LD\o~cco Ia pacled I~ ~u eas1u, each CODtainiDf! about 1,000 po~nds,a~<l stored, for. · ~ JY'i"rs l in, modem, : li(lll~!e warehouse&. ~ l i . I • \ . ~ • ""' • • to oge them properly. · CHESTERFIELDS arc milder, and til&te beuer ... there's a 90 million dollar reason why! Juet ' ' , ·try them! . ' , ,_,~ ~~I "' " . 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Joe, t)le fat.hq·, who had been WOI'khli n~ht a.nd day to &\1Pp(ll1. h15 happ}· filomlly, l<:et. hla job. lie worr ied ever hiE little Prcneh wiCe 60 much he went crazy. He's now in a ho..-pltnl Ior U1e tmane, and the bra'lli mother is try Ina: to .support her otrspr1!lz. When her husband was lorced to lef\vt, the woman m:;ved her youn;a: family to a plac..e ' ·where tt WaJ cheaper." Thb place wa.l!l the lolt of an o)d atable. it wa15 fixed up a Ut· t.le, but at btllt it was meager an~ dlnrY. An old stove and a bucket ·ot coal kept the cold away. Mn. - Mar- died aL the , W«lre conduct, w1t.h burial in 1n chw.· r~ of Tc·pt!. Ml·s. JlllE ·@nl1 tl'J ete· new peLa.vel IIIII, liEW YOli-K In cpm and this CQu,pim filled I5.Cli::!'l'ra you this pattern b) malL ~turll Please mail at once your Paril .pattern.. No. 7561, survives and llep~~tor• o.nd Mllkers. I. 0. Mt!redith, Cheater. Ohio. 1-8-U What (Ud they eat? E•• SHELINE RITES the homt:, wa.s siz~,-. Blue·Devils Win Four In Row of F. E. 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Joe, t)le fat.hq·, who had been WOI'khli n~ht a.nd day to &\1Pp(ll1. h15 happ}· filomlly, l<:et. hla job. lie worr ied ever hiE little Prcneh wiCe 60 much he went crazy. He's now in a ho..-pltnl Ior U1e tmane, and the bra'lli mother is try Ina: to .support her otrspr1!lz. When her husband was lorced to lef\vt, the woman m:;ved her youn;a: family to a plac..e ' ·where tt WaJ cheaper." Thb place wa.l!l the lolt of an o)d atable. it wa15 fixed up a Ut· t.le, but at btllt it was meager an~ dlnrY. An old stove and a bucket ·ot coal kept the cold away. Mn. - Mar- died aL the , W«lre conduct, w1t.h burial in 1n chw.· r~ of Tc·pt!. Ml·s. JlllE ·@nl1 tl'J ete· new peLa.vel IIIII, liEW YOli-K In cpm and this CQu,pim filled I5.Cli::!'l'ra you this pattern b) malL ~turll Please mail at once your Paril .pattern.. No. 7561, survives and llep~~tor• o.nd Mllkers. I. 0. Mt!redith, Cheater. Ohio. 1-8-U What (Ud they eat? E•• SHELINE RITES the homt:, wa.s siz~,-. Blue·Devils Win Four In Row of F. E. 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