http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6e116cb9018debea0b9a03300b91ee49.pdf 3cc4fdfeb1b12cf8b730b67fc002fdca PDF Text Text ,· • .' ' .- . " ·- ------ vllle Cllntoa Smith ol Palkenblll'l was • buslneu vl.a)tor ln town Nonday. • Mra. EUzabeth Rlcbard& ol New Haven Is reporte4 to be ~ a Md0\13 condition at Holler hOBpital. FORMER MEIGS COUJIITIAN DIES IN WASHINGTON GolOfN WUOI.NG IIIVERSARY IS ~·. FULL LEASED WIRE Pomeroy American Leclon Auxll• It Served At New VOL. ·VI-NO. 202 WETS MUST MAKE .BIG·GAINS If lAW . IS TO BE CHANG[O Mapclia Pythiaa Siatera · have called' a apeelal meet. U., 7:30 tOftit'ht. All mem· "-ra requeoted to attead. at their home. at 00 YOU PUY CAH0~1 }>RY •Y 'J.:'!.~u':.:;~.:'."" • PRICE-SUNDAY 5 CJ!iN-11 . '. ln a Parisian •: Speakeasy" Antl How! A4 Bricka, Sto;;-Hurled Mine 81M1 Who · Ia ~ Injured In Head l ~- BY STRiitiNG . - SACRED HEART SCHOOL HALL Tue~day Ni1ht ~ • 109 Mine In Tuscarawas Cqunty Years vote qatnlll. conatderatlon of O'Connor -Hull 2.15 per cent The weta admittedly I I II the beer have I a l~derll of tlie "wet blocs" predict that the next conat.. wm vote to repeal or moc1lty the Volatead act. •• A awiteb ot 3:0 votes tr_ om the dry ta side. on the balls of the '•~ n,• L ,,1~ , ~. t ( '' .... n.., , 1' • I I yield the wets Wllh &ntl· mattne a ad- ·at •n ~;;~ Church Groups To Veterans Seize Train In Dlinois Boycott H ote,ts ' ;<''t,; . i'J ' 1 of sunestionE ccmmlttec, now :1as 10 - ro lll Only THE ·:GENERAL··. ELECTRIC · :· · ,~$ THE MECHANI~M comp)etely <:~ ~- · ln yearn of age 01 under. 1D t h(' paet, stale 1 o. w s pe1 m!ttf!d o.nly a. $10(10 1-eward At the slime time tile state Senate conslder[d a mcu!lure provkUng thE> death penalty tm kldnupm:r when Hl.tl.!ICIII was involved II this 0111 1 ~ pa.s•.<ted ~t woulct not l::e rell o- actlve I I t '-SEALID·I.N•STEEL . ...., .... ... .. ... , .......,_ .' ~ "'"~"" •.. " ' ...... ...-,,,.. ~ ... ~ ,,,·,:~· ' ' ~ I i ' . '· ' ,. '' ' 1 . . ' .,' ' Tl:II!IUI'S not • bit or mecbulun lnalde the Gebonl Electric llofrip...,ra cabinet. pan 1a Jt'• all .. tiH ,.~>-.. piM/J ..aleci·ID·~ttel. ' ' caielUIJy to doe mech•aism ofaoy re&iprator bero.e you boy. Jr the mei:haaiam f'alb, nfrisualioa ........ Repait biiJI mm,mrac:c, Tho Geaerd Blcctric'a modem Moal~orTap 'mecbulun wu d..eloped ofter fi&wa yean research. I.e employo doe aduam prladt~• CANNON ROLLS FROM CAR _, CWihoctm, 0, May 24-INBWrecklng crews of the Pennsylfama railroad were .sLuving wUh might e.rld main nnd mathemit_tlcs todo~ to Iea'd a 20~ton, onto a t111.t cur from which It toppled ott a khu t distance !i()Uth of h ere The big gun, one of 17 was enroute from NorfQik. Vtt , to the Weirton Steel Company at WelJI?n w. Va.., tor junking .. ~ I Costly Stillman Blaze Is Probed •rz::ru., ot fm.<H/iMg-Jiu 1101 movlaa pam 0........, '"• :. . '' ''' ' .' ' ' "• ' ' '"J • I '' Husband Admits Wife Buriea Alive '' I' > > NEW DEAN CHOSEN AT OHIO STATE l .. -I 'Borrowed Plumes' U s e d By Amelia Fire of Unknown Oriain Do· -stroya Buildlna, Contento, • bamaae $1100,000 " ' '• aoc ad'er from oeslea, bee:~.- dion'o DOih!!oa !:'~ou to eegleec. tiO do..., lwiJe a ·lilJI; · G·B iG your kltchea tomorrow. Select your model h"';e-:;-~J;· .• . ,.., ot.oo-IC""-.A'~-....... r*.l.-....i...... Hr .t HH {...,. ....,._,,. >. .I.,' J •IIIH P.M. • ,..._... .,._lo•ly.I-OoJillllolloVfoiN.LC.QMttttlltf.....,..., • GENERAL •.. ALL-STEEL ELECTRIC FRIGERATOR DOMitTIC, .&•A.aTIIIH'i' HOUSI AND COMMII.CIAL I.IPRIQIRATORI.II.ICTRICWAH& COOLI&I ··-··· . . • , I A~uve 'Wire"for smoke~ wiUJ roll' their own! money L-lL. ---.1 '11- 1--- •• 11.. '1\ ' •• . • ' 411 ~1 I Eno,ug:~ Yelvet for 50 c,igarettes ••J5c! I like in the ~ this ••••1 - ,. 1 • evvu. ''ll&t''IIC'Iol WJ' ft UUUQU.W UJhacco-fine ·and ~ ..Madtf aildo CUI to roll, Jjght ,and taat.e right. In 11 ' cigarette, it sa,re hits the ml'rk. Ju • . ' \ ' I Beat Uais if you can: Fifty hang-up ·gooq cif5!!nmes in eaCh syappy noel tin I Fiiiest fi'eah tobacco and 30 ' . ee~ts t!Bved in the bargain. Roll 'em youhelf.-aad ' roH 'em of Vel~! • I Niles, o., \ 4t school children trlotic tho tree will OL'Ial · " Culumbua. 0 ., May 24-J!itsl-G(I'erctr GeCJrp: White hM d'~- , cllkd Lo ~e~~d Ohio !'fa.tion:ll .,, Guard troop~~ to 'ItDearotwu C(;uniJ tu rtvto.re order In the ~ eoal iiilrlke sone •1 Urlebt.viDe, t accordlar to unct\nOrmed «~,MC~:Ijli ~ at the saa\e hl!asr tbb aftet.. n"on . • ~~ ..... '~i Amendment '1 ~arncetb~ !=-.!aun:ath!te~iro~8 ~~d : ' MEN Three Exploaions Wteo:k Washington, Ma.y !U-INS-Antl prohibition senttment has inereas· ed rapidly ln tbe house 1n the last two years but wet forces a.re still confronted by a formidable maJor· tty in th't body. Thil situation was emphasized today u conaressloha1 1 obaerven pondered over the house of 228 bill. N9TICE Tile Shabapeare C I u b mcetina hao ~Men poet~oned from Tu,aday., May 24th to WARfARE-8R[~K~ UUT ~NEW IN Qlfl~ I C~Al. STRIK[ ARU t SITUAT~ON Several th~ MaUen of bnponance ilt~­ man4 tbt prestnce of aU members or Mbaeral ~ No. !4! at the replu: meet-_ <> Co111in1 Elections To Set· tie A!,pment - For ochle?-Then be at NOTICE! POMEROY, OHIO, TUP:SDA¥ MAY 24, 1932 Vote In Houae Showa Prohibitio;, F ollowera Still Control Can you play Bridge, Five Hundred or Pin· ' OF INTERNA,TIONAL NEWS SERVICE . .NOTICE ~~;;,~1 E~Mrs.rf'labvea and ~ John Me~ ... INDUS TRIAL TROUBLE AGAIN LOOMS: ao.• CAN YOll maA yow busbuul like a loUder! Mrs. Shaw telb hew 1o do tt In "ThoQ Hdandl Of oun• The Coalporl Met.hus are rtvl.q it May 16. - CtNTURY • , Ohio-OenentUY fAir ar.d warm..- Wt:~i~t followed. by ~oeal ttnandershowen Wed~;. Cooler near Lake Erle Wectneeday. 'T,.. ~ 'I • unprovided veteran1 as & source o!' Income for <lJ,sablea veterans 1n government h<JCpltals. Martin, Honor· MeCullum1 '"T1\'1; 10.flN'"r•\I~N~· \ WEATHER FORECAST- at ? iary who wiD have pctppiea on sale on the .stneh the latter part (If th11 week . Thee-a poppies are made by ~ w -~. .., · -· ·-: READERS' NOTIC~ - If you want the News Office of The D~t~IIY Tribune, call 236-L; if the BuslneBS OfRce ask for 202-R. I'OPPY SALE ~•Y 28, Notional Poppy do.y will be obaerved by the t.o.e:es 01 tho ~£illHAT[0 HfHE nftiL.r • .. ,, • ; .l MONDAY, MAY 23, ~m ' ' - ' �• ., • • • I • • ,. lII " ··-·"'· ... rP •I t I !'"~!f'b"l' ~ ~ I ; ;tr, . . . ~· 1-li<I!I!IIIAI'II' ~ ~lf'R! "'""'<~!, • I *" Ill 1!'1 !"'!!'""' ~ be ~ ~VllalUI!.fO UrQIUq·.,.V,· Qc[lJ!Onfltl!! • """ :ra """ ~ Q ' ,,. ·~ o,., can • ·J. , · ~ fl'lll- Ollko ~o.l Ciroulalloa lltpl. CIPII . . .a •• pnlsM.""""'' t .,I I I • :Jutt Willie, THE PRESIDill'IT'S STAND P ' itESIDENT HOOVER bas made many ertcinles durin~ his tenure 1n office m op1te of a most evident aet{lre tu see !bat the busmess of the Umted Statea Is properly ad mlmstered. For many of th' thin~ whfch 'he is ~elpG held responsible there Ia hardly any doubt but that he Is not to blame li!l'l'ever, that does not pre'f~ nt li1s e~e­ mies enJargJng on the alleged mistakes ao long as it their advanta8'e 14! do so. At present hf IS engaged m a colossal atgllm~1t 1n an effort to get the ~uaget balanced. .ije hjls taken the stancj and expert!! Will probably &8'ree with him, that enou&'h money has !Jeen expendecj througl! pond l!l~ues and that 1t ,. tlm'e for buoiness of all lt1nds to rally and to cooperate m an honest endeavor to put fhe d~pr~ssioJM to ro4t We c~n hftl'dly expect to make m~tters bei•.er, )11 fact. everv md!Cat!on pointa to the directiQll jpat they w11! become worse If W~ 'simply keep passlns tO keep money llowinll' th>ough the regular ChiiPil,Fl~ 'J - ... t400-'i60) 6 15pm I 8 30 The Stebblns :Uu 'l 46 Pops Revue, 8 P opular Prog, 8 15- Mualco.l Pror. 8 30 Orch , 9 U ~IO<llea, a 30 9 45 MusicaJ II~~::!~\..i~10~~Am~Orch. ~ n Anciy, 10 15 10 46 SJlati Dance in Mllwa uar'ld Pe ~m.uts, 1a 13 30am POpub.r • -•• ~- nd th sere stc01l i 1.0 0 11 !a.11or r Ill' tliS hty I ot.ms Tl ) ing Lhelr utmost to bring the scole to th::u :.Ide or the lcd1cr th"" tallrcnde rs camf' !c t h e s•venlh lnnlllg no Uruns runs mnlng I hen Rc thgebwith fl 1"t. ll 10 lhat bro u"'hl him•e lr u two bll! <;: hil lnt <. Star Hurler Idt "'center field and ran to Lhh ol whon Faulkner threw th e ball to With Oppoai· ;:;: lld bllSe McElhinny hit and tion Thruout Rcthgeb scc'red Th:m they ';\efe dcne until the nmt h eptsode \\hrn Thcmn<~on s1n.led And Jenkm~ ,..... .!.lnt;rlert and both scored on Story 5 hit Ashley also got a hit In t h1s Turna Brace When umt ng tut t'J.o l\.i Is wea ~ the mcst they eculd tR ily and the same llltlS Hib Might Mean 1ccmpleted with Rl!<! 8 men ho ldlug 1 Some Runs the kl ng end of the c~unt The rrcJan tnmous r::r t h lt ! bl d 1 n1 Wll.h his powerful twlrhnQ back-1 annuml."'ra e erroJse11e1nny eon{':e:lft. cow tlw)' ll:J ntics in \~rtuall~ etght tieldtrs cooperatinat o. .. ha\'c parUdputed In thts se11son Augct Ball Rite pitched ccn•m'ttcd only two erro rs Monday to vlctt y ove;r the New £\ mlnR .Fau lkner when he thtcw ag&re11atlon Momin:;r wildly tc t tw , 1flcld l'tl Rot hQl:lb s lhli' s::f rc o r 5 Lu 3 t wo- base hU un1 Shine '-'CWls \\orklng t hr ... 1~gl1 when he dH. ppcd the fxlll ::~ftrr It ne11E1 l"oked !:l'"' l- thad l::("D n :ltly plt~C"d m hls hands after gm ltrmg fcm ru m at first bl Dllbrrl Inc!:Iental.y Initial ttaml' conti n u~e.! Dillard AUSlt B~ll Rl!c s valuremnlnde. cf Ihe <. nl .d \\Ill! a bl., ~tx.1 tstrm w11~ at his post a~ air t!ilht d<>rense ! hal was n al C\leJy qua rte· or the JBme dancing •roken unttl the lattel parl of th<O I rm:m cing aud ft1ttlng abcut like a "' I tutterfl~ 1 n a hct ~ummm s rtay He h ga the1ect m eyecy bali batted II:> singled 41 t e ru st. Inning wa} anc suc<'~eded m placing t hem throv.n out at sec end wh ~r. ~ all o.s they should be placed ~.~~'~:~nba Lted cne to shortstop ~ (f thr Hoboon m~n Pa1The Purity Ice C1cam~> Hnd e 1ut h Wll6 given Ius oase en an• e 1 1 u n Oh1o Elettuc tea ms will play bY Thompson then Parfitt scar- [ E.t ll1t k a l 1 lul gr~,;t ml ruestlay Faulk:n"r with a t\\O~bJ'\e hll nenlng I I _!lox ~rt.. 'rroJilll W:urray, 2b Dillard, • Faullcner, et ron attend tho funeral of unoue:h thr J)icket une In :auur- Tobacc / OS ' Public League Officl'als former • Mra. mcbllt to Join frcm to mlrvm; Mn Henry Baseman and Mra:. • ...... remalneci ln t.he mine UtiJ'tj Are H't H I d M t 0 ee ang ret Je~erita ch114ren rullit 'I'll<' ran '"" ••unt!ct or I es I ' I at the and stollfS Md reathcd 1hC Lo AB 1' It t •• I ••• 'oI • 'a •• I 6 1 0 ~ I ~ c~ Oak Grove J~ce cup cups cream cheese --~ U u ever bf· ~q01u nece~~ary to t~ar qOWII lllfB 1P.m~ Uttle ~uole !il'"::t llruetur<t It 'Mil JI!'ObioJ!!Y I. far ll"'•ler problitiJI for the - Ita eonatruetlon • 11neer~ thap waa encountered tJit T~ familiar nymp~ and. tons who holds the spoutl.ria d ~ ptitns of the Pl~9e de Ia. OoneQJ' 1 founblna are alSo due for a bll overh&ullnr In r,ct they wtlt l $hartly be rell:lOl'Jd' a.nc:l re .c~st They are In caat•lron and are be· comlna areatJy conoded P~tpt l ltt-lt gn ~t aurnmer dld not oonr up_their qry atate ! Columbus 0 Ma.y 25-INS-At~ t01 nt) GfUleJ.R I Gilbert Bettmnn day 1uled that a ®unty schoBI 'toerd Is without ~wer to pupils r residinK in the countY trict to schools BltuateC:I tn thr ious Joca.l 1•strlct':i compl'i81n:•...,;:,;" ' county school district. The went to Frosecutlns: Attorney K George Steubenville f'II'Tti 4 VE. f'..Utfl(),_..l wnttler-rellattna wm ____- J;.ou abook her head She oouJdJJ,•t talk. She dtdn't want to talk again, Not. even to Nahlman to please not ,J!lv•&q time anyone ahot up from tbroueh tll.t But it '*84 easitr to try to talk sister: ma~ !duckabe rocked the babe from. Lily Lou's uuatD:Ja. aw~t, adorable, dar~~$~:~t~h~·;~fu~J'r:-eoated prJma over the als~ B04.RD LACKS AUTHOR.Jrl' The prmc1pal thJiljl for us to do 1s tq "~~ baql\ 'tp earth , 'ji~~.~~~;~~:~;r.'~~;~ as tllat tenn was understood m the late nin,tles anli early ·~··• .,,. nineteen hunqr~ds. The country ard the people l\llVe "gone to the dogs." They are simply gom11 thrau8'1l a lod of tran&ltlon that was the rule rath~r th~p ~he oxcep. tion up until the last 15 or 17 yeam TheriiJs still hoRe A brlah~ da.ftadil•JJ.IIO\\ be~n chosen for the ~lor and plenty of 1t. It Is simply up to us to quit feolP,~ sorr~ new dftU but bat for ':!"the~j< re~1 it ta preterr,d for ourselvo~ ~nd act accordmgl)' pl'Qpertl!i tm.uervlodmP.M ~ the raV!'fll 111e 011 th&t "!DlOI\n!p blows tram the u:~t elevatQra Pa.rta ,_ really beJlnnlns to woriy obo~i lllo 9/ilnte.,-ait!"> ot lhls ~ m~hument A decay In tl)e ·~eel was detected last aummtr ~ txiierto "f thai ihe ~ •ta.ae tDI'f\ell quiCkly ~nd ca~o ..,. boy!" Nita NabJman cned, .!'e•o~i!lJI over the bed in wllich Ldy the little swaddled red 01 Aud. what have you By EVA A. TINGEY CHARMING LINES r,,,,, Att m•dtll (l, trtfJitd n11tl dtltlrttlln l'aru ttnd tht lnlltrnl srt ttltJit •• NN Yorl So simple to make is thts dehghtful tittle frock. 1t n Patou blue crepe stlk A aphub of wlutc crepe m the &aft cowl draped mset , est, Jives it a neat tnm look. The 8leeves are lnterestmg 1\nd note the effective cut o~ slhrt how &hmmmg d IS through the h1ps It's adorable too m hght navy blue crepe w1th whtle polka-dots Wtth the vest 111 \'1VId· red c::repe w1th whne polka-dots T/ur ~""• No 118# m"1 It ohttw"'l 1n llltiZ 16 to 20 ttn4 11- to U. 11 u rtttdJ for IMtfttd•clt dtll'fltrJ It II /l(llt/1 l'llf Horp_to Get These Pattems " ' ;:]end h. cenls (tn stamps or com) Ftlshron Bureau Write carefully a11d plamly Your name and lull add!ess lin:: number of the pattern and the SIZe YOU Want to Address your letter 1n the follow· mt way- DaiiJ Tr.btliH! s, Faablon Bureaa E\'a A Tl:nr•J'I Paris Servlc., were alw&JS waklna her to mo:ve he.: a.u<I ~~ the sheets and plump feather pUlowa And the;v ~d~u~ do II. thms without talk· Talk! Talk! To hershe Couldn't understand a each other-to the doc- f ~~:~~~.~w~1antina 'lltere wete two day Sisters who and out, wlllte colfred and ~t=~· One was roay and wore IJ AnQ one was pale and did ifas1es. The rosy ~e IJ><o~q,ht bp,b;v to her, L11y Lou ID the crook of hfl' kept her erea shut. Tble, ae.,~,ed, waa not pleaslnc tq the She made olueklne .., ...•.. with ton,rue, and talked hmcth 1 ~ German Evial~ abooi the ba~y'a charm ~ sister br~)JI'ht tra~ of and made eluclnng nolsea with alao~ Sometimes she cross because Lil;v eat, arM the word uled to th4 aoa WIII~DI' fore. ..emed to be .,._ Herr Doctor risk the Professor's and further areament opened her mouth and what 1I'N cdrered. Then wauld smiM and nobody i,j;b;jh~r her for a little while. to be let alone. 80 aeldom. Alof the lriste1'8. eheelis. '"Tcchl Tcchl 1 ' The rOIJ d•;v none was n~ht a,t bel' e•de with h•r a ,whtto handkeJ'I'hlot. Tiler woaldn t nen let. her er)':. Lily Lou bit her lip1 lay silent, preteDdinc to sleep B~thnr Crea'k:iq of the rGIJ alater a starched skirts More cluelr:~ Ins noiaes Bubchenl The I'OIIJ sister waa brlnrinl' the bab;r, to comfort her •• to comfort bed Row funn:r• How temblr, ehutb' ..._.._.,_- I• .. I warfare I Drive • For R e }'I e f IS Continued 1 ;:emb m;cth I I I ~he : ~~~~~~~~~~§~~ I I I I lt has been a cu11tom of the I PreHbytertan chUl'Ch to award BenWIENER ROAST lor& of the church v;lt.h a bible on The members or the EpwoJ'1 h t he Firet Sunday follow Ina: com- League of the Hea,th M E churrh mencmnent exeleilies held a wiener roast Monday e\'entnr at UleTwt~nt.y•aeven MCCullough were farm J'('linl Buhan ent to enjoy the evening p They Wtlre Clhaperoned by James Euler PreBident of the leaKue and Mn Nannle Moore tnrfnr not to mind when S~~tsanne kissed her on both cheeks 'rrhe sweet ba~y Do let me hold hlm. Schwester, Qh, the darhn11 How lueky you are!" Ld.y Lou cast a Buspletoua rlanet~ from pnder her la1he1 • , • Luek:rt C N Btward ot O<llumbus claim a.rent for th~ N Y 0 Ry, was h£re on buslne.!IEI Monday and Tuemlav Mn Marpaet Coe and daughter Amy of New York 01~ and MI S Cynthia Bulllas of Wa~hlngton, D C , are here visiting their slstc r Mr& M 0 White Mrs Kathryn BurnS o.nd Waller Burns Harris lett M~nday tot: Ak· ~illt, She? wm uHow happy you be now!"' Suu.nne aa.id ea-rnestly, her pleas&1\t pink face alirht with mi;e~t~ '•Tbtnlli ot :It, a soru I mnelt have desared a son I want to be a DJother, I adore motherhood." filly Lou sbut her eye& 1 he oll:l tr~~lt ~f prettndinr to lletp Ma.da• Na.hlman sent the flowera Do you like them 1 Now tell ~b f,~at you have named the ~1 ~ 't med It t .. •'Itl ay:u._;athe firsr~nther 'l ever hearil can her child It' Really, Mlu IAnslll&'-"' "Robia, 1 thmk Yea, I'll ~a 1 1t him-Robin •• "~Weill That's better! Aft~r hta-" 11 After no one t always lfbd t~e name, that's all Robin - Robin Lanmrtc;" 1 ! 1 n;,at l!lettled she dropped her eyei acf.n. Lay, !here moUonled hf!I,black hair 1 somber frame fo~ he~ palhd face dark lashes men:;ffulty veiling teli-tale eye 1 Susanne Com stood with the In fant m ~r arms ~kine taim gentl;v ' ·~ ould you like to have him adopted' By: a cood rich S'lflsa famUyl The¥ could 11 ve hhn " l'ood horne Perhaps better t"-an you who wdl soor be alnrmr Sm1th mdlcsi E<f J~"Oellcves Jocal autl'llrlt•rs \\lll te llblc to- cbntrol th , situatll'n nnd that there wur be M Jf!('rl to rnll Car Ohio rlRtJonnl euatd t ccps tiSBn ooriimlt~e pr ~. r8.1Ued friends or Jobfe_P reUet r~ a e6n~ gresslonal mass meeting to be ~1!1 Thursda)' night Altho.ngh unemplovment- retlef Heavy selJing of Reynolds t~baccc v.ith la.&.! blocks commg cut on the tape waa the unseu11,1 ~ 10 fluence In tl\e tobacco p,roup All left dJng tobacco issue!> went to new --- agitation confined to the house was the largely democra\Jc senate leaders held informal eonferences wtth administration spokesmen In an effo1t to harmonize views on the democratic $2,300000000 pro- bur Railmarket stockslo"'! Wfakened an tt>..e car I I 1 Alhul:), 0 Mny 24-INS---8trlke [ war!al broke out suddenly In Lhe R-- .lw H Valley coal fleld.s klda} v.h ~n m e th"n Jll:J pickets hull ln& tmk~; md stones attacked a mine ~ uperm tendent and a mine t:c•s at lhl.' Lkk Run min~ or lht Athcru and Hocking Coal Co Alex Gmter mine suparintendent wss mJuad when strutk In lhr h<:ad wllh u brick said to hnve been lhrcwtl by cnc of the alleged strlkers 'I he cla.sh occurred tollowln& r.tror~ nl the mine operntors to recpcn and treak the !eng coal 11t.rlke Ginltr and his min" b.,.ss W"rc altacked v.hen t hey tried to 1 usn I I ---~--- -- ~--- t IP'ant President Hoover fe.vorlng hia own program or e:rpand1ng t.hc 1-econstruction finance corporation and 1\C<lfPting rellet legislation as inevitable studied the whole situ 1• tlon hoping tor a. compromise .-., t BABY KILLED IN F AI..L Lack Appetite• Lack Pt!p? IJave Hea.daebes'l lnd~Ktlon " TAKE lc.adlngs report after .!hov.1ng r QJ:> Ist~nce In th~ early tradmg C.nesaptakt! and Ohio was ooru;plcuousl;; STANSO SYSTEM TONIC General Motcrs was driven to Ill> bEar market lov. by a renewal of heavy ~t:lllng Du Pont w~ ~11.k In sympath)' The break m Jl&lns depressed farm lmplimant anq mau order ~.hare.s Case threshmli an.::! S ears Roebuck were the big lose1 s Tones up the entire IJ11lern heaH - $1.00 per bottle Ill- Sold by mE ST.tN8BI<a\' DliiJO CO. Olllo. BARTON'S PHARMACY ..... · - · - · - - · · · · ' " " ' " · · - - · " ski four me 1ths old daughter Qi Martins Ferry 0 !lay 24-INS-[ Thomas Jaworski Flonmce miner Falling out of bed JBnnette JaWor- dred today or a broken neck Pomeroy, • 1 I 1 (, I ' " I I , " ' ' ·.! 1 ' "1 { J .' '< ' ' I - ' ' ~ ,' ' < f a.p;n-" She broke otF. 88 the al 8 ter, With a httle ny, elbowed pa.st her to the bed Lily Lou was not faldnr obJtvlon thiR time Her Jt.W ha.d dro)~d She was starlnr straia'ht al Sunnne Colo w1tb eyea that w<ere already &"lazed and sightless. • • • .. ..1 tould liVe him aw&J ., aha told thl rosy 81Ster .ho waa •trym.r to eqax her to drmk lomethi'dg out of a. 1 88 lube "if it weren't for h'i e:r: Hta ~n are like Kfm's. 1 I&W ~at the first. thinr. That.'a w~y 1 4idn't want to look at htm That wu why. You didn't underBtand, dJ4 :rou"" fflul bellt her thin veined banda foc4ther Wltli a ta6Peleal cegture 'Jlhq dldn't apeak Ewllsh liere. tllu,t ~rae tHe *fotble. Sh~ uied to know aome .German, but 15be eouldn't remember any todoy. She tried qaht, apeaklnl' very slowb' aad dlltinct1y: ""I eould alve tdm away to Sa.unne COla if he weren't )Jb JCtia that wa,. 1 don't want to look at him, b\ft 1 ean't help it. I've cot: to keep him. J ean't ch'e him •lnl1 • to that nice Swill famUJ. - lfl!! •d!ee~~~ ton~ WOLF PEN ove1a I that eut out palo. rleht at her heels ce.me SutaDUe Do you understand f Forevet and ··-o;. .." wu torpUWntll.• •• Coln who had probably~ bean In the ever, but I let hts father WI • ___ .__,_a ... ..-.... ~"",..."" room rllrht a]onc. ~ObodJ ever """ • ..... 'h1TnMl:f, at lnternla tbat uked if they mtcht colllll m, act tlaH:. Somedmea be wu a bodr eared whether wanted ~ aiaJut the qn.. At them rn not, they ot Uae window, and 1be knew "Bello,t' she tald. ~uitb,.!!"~~~ ~ a:n 20 We&~ 1'n Lily Lou turnecl her face toward cJ.qa away too much, J let them 10 that •he the wall. The little head wu clark tab K9 ...,. from me, lmd It ,.. a fteiiQ' of and •llky, but there wu aomethtna wroDI'· I aboaldn't have let them. the ahartt aboat It, about the ear&. 1 lhOuld Jam bpt Ken, ud ~ a needle In her arm. "Take ~: awa;v, pleaee," ehe weddina' rlnl', I lett lt oa tile Slee~ that UPer 1~ benecl. Please take it a.wa;v, table in the hall. It wu JUdi ef Sleep tluit becau to Bchwe~~terl" dlamondo, but oo<h Inside It ool4 ' before lbe wanted The sister bustled torward, and 'Ken to LUy ~ forever aH. ftftr.' funny! 15 lind ,.,. Ja.clulon Kpent Sunday eutst& brJck& ltfr and Mn Bit;fJey WWtam~ mlne delpJ~ Ol.nllr s Injuries 0 0 0 - shadow in the light of the lary, and she kne.w that it waa n~rht. "Don't you know me" Don't you remember what has happenedt" The doctor &poke Enrlish LUy Lo111 WIShed that he dJd ,not. She always answered hiiJ questtona as qwcldy ae she could, ao that he would &'O away •••m. and •he could sUp back to forretfulnea.. "'Don•t Y1?U know that tou have a1flne bah] boy""' Dufn't she kno~7 How could~•!ie for&"et 1 They wo~Jdn't Jet her t'f.t. ret •• , that mght. an the apartment , , one of the servants brineIHI' h1m Herr Doet!)L' Sanden, from across the street Beml' put on a etretcher , • • atrance faces • , • Krankenhaus • • • that meant hospttal •••• Arony that transcended time • • • Sis~t! Wlth blue dresses and thtck whi aprons like butehert1 wear. • • • Her own vo1ee becrine, begEJn&: tor somethtng • • • Brok~n, wracked, all bet' ~ride tone, eryme oat hke a lit~Je an¥nal that I& terntily hurt The •t»eetacled face of Jlerr D~r Sanderp, the pupil.!! of h1s eyu 1mmenae behind tblck lepsel!l, • • • • And then the thln&' over her faee, and the sharp, !Iudden fear of the dark JDto wh1ch she .wu rusbtnl' rushiDJ' hurtlin(L" into bita Obhv1on , blessed obliVlon. • • But the;v wouldn't let her haVII It, the:r kept calhng her back, tlle sisters with the1r trays and. then medtcines. the spectacled Herr Doeto.r Sanders Madame Nahlman, too Lily Lou saw her. beammg from the foot o! the bed, eometimea Saw her brineinr ftowers that smelled too aweet, dainties she couldn't POllllb1y l!!&t, !etten that she d1dn't want to read, Sometimes she picked up the letten, and let thetn down aaam listlessl;v What could anyone have to 11ay that would matter to her nowt She flnrered two thick envelopes from Woodlake, addreued in her mother's pedagog1e hand •• What did her m(ltber have to do wlt.h her now" Her mother was wrltlne to a rirl who wal!l studyinc to be an opera atar, not to th1a a1ck woman abe had turned mto•• • • She put the letters doWn unopened. Tean welled under he~ ttehtJY eloaed Uds. roUed down her Ule Llary Gormley Mr and M:i Jo& Bt.rt.uahan of Akron are ruest& or ber mothe& Mn C 'P J(JI)(!III. Sc:hedule to be Revieed to of Partttr 3b 1 I Wheat Lo.e1 Ga1,.a Made on Mr and l!n. Hetman Hotrner 0 Baao,lf Allow Outoide Attrae. Ohrleha:vllle, 0 May 24-INB-Day Previous; no Shm· and cJinctren •nd Mrs. John Arnold I 1 Lewll lb Three t xploslona shook Lhe Wol· spent Sunday at ColumbUI guests 0 0 lion• to Come Here Pkkena rt ror(J coal mine chief dancer point ulahn1 News or John lfoftner and fam111 0 0 0 Rlf• • tConLinued. from wo unel In Lhe Tuscan,wu county &trike Allee Mo~ and friend, :YlSI A meeLinl or the oftich&la: of •b~ lf8t:ed ire~.& wtll a:atn In the num- early today cauatng omclals to rc• BY LESLIE GOULD 1 Hammond ~ Parkeniburl apent. Total'\ 41 5 12 2 lllddleport Recreation L eas 11 B ber or membent ol the houM quest emeraency poiJce pl'tlt.ection INS Financial Writer the week end 'Yith llr and Mra E me t at t h.e Smith Clothlna sto.e The ant(.))fOhibltt..,nllt.l see aaina Exploslvea which cawed the bla'it New York M&' 24-INS-Berf'ft H Morril N Y 0 AB R H E Monday night trom reapportionment In CoD~ I- were aet off inside the mine Unl')tl of the atlmutus of ristna ~rain Mrs T W Musser Mn AUKusta. Mr:WUunny If :I 0 2 l A mouon was made by Johnson c.ut Mlcltlpn, New Jeney, New sympathizers who han p1ckeLet1. prtcea the stock. mtu ket gave way G1lmore Mrs EUa Smith and Thompson as S 1 3 :I and seconded by Rife that each York and Ohio They cite the 1o5s the mine aince it was u~cently re- under a fresh outburst of 11qul1a- 1daughter were Sunl!ay ruest.s orMr reni.tru 2b ~ 1 3 1 teatn, play one rame each week a 1 - of members of the hoq,;e from 1-n- opened with non un ion wurkP.MI Uon with t.he tobactos and Utilities and Mn; H~r: Y Martln story rt & 0 2 0 IowJna more outside teams to pby port&nt ruy atates aouth, tnclUdlng were to be que~~tloned about the r-,;- the lum:lest hit Mis8 Helen Carl and Raymoua Brlck1es 3b 6 0 1 2 here The motion was carried a!l- Oeorgta Iowa Kalll:IU ~tlu:!l:v ploaJon Wheat aave up an or yesterdays Ch11pman stt•t..lenbl ot 0 U 1pent Ashley lb & 0 2 0 anlmDualy and the schedule wUl be Maine M1611.s&1ppi Nebrulta Sou'h Bel/era! weeka ago the Wollo""'1 ll&.in& roUowlng ov~rnlght ramg In the week end w:Jtb home follul Bwnnett er r, 0 1 O revised carolina a nd Vir81nla ... mine wu Ule &eene ot open wa1- the araln belt and w~akneS!i abrt'll..d 1 Allensworth c 44- 01 02 0o J !'resident Charles McMaster then •t ·"'·d lll8 Jolt senti • 1 "'nee a t WG-owur r Y 15 rare between strikers &lid mine Tht& dep re.ssed s.....-ulatlve .. ~~ 'Sia., • .., Abahtlo• • dn:eated Rot.h;eb P that nothing but omcJal neoessary tor resubmlsalon of the guards In one ~ki.rmlsh def)ut:. ment which had oeen J.OOldn11 t.o r:-a.('tl utl u<:Lion aculns• (he Blnve 1 n OQr Ot play aroumta bats be u~ EIRI'ltifenth amendment the anU sherlft's aided by rnaehtne :tuns the grain market to point the way • Total!; 4:3 3 16 6 In th't eames and that this be lrJ- prohlbltionlst.B loot to referendum went to the assistance o r the guartl.s to securities Cotton olso was down ralt .. 11 11 llrsl liDileMull.en In EnK eluded In th.e list ot rules The plank~ In the National platforms as and more than 200 shou. were ('X sharply lUI d Dy lh~ Q!Jaken!, ruuowtng tbe Two base hits-Roth3eb Parmt suggestl.on 1\ 0.S adopted by ' he the chJe! hope of accompllsJl 1 ng changed ~ There was lltUe 1n the nev.s o II PHII uf lht'!r munde r Oeorg• ~o:r Dillard boatel t hi s resul t aid the market 'I he senate n' 1\llo RH en rW "'" 11171 hnd expr•sed Bases on bal~-oft' Rothgeb 2 John Vroman was selected to ~ct d d t1 th tax bll1 [ ht 1r 1 IIE'd 1 J!Ue17 Rl' I th I swne Bpee y ac on on e !119f' 8!1 nrr 0 0 Struck aut-by ze , as e ump re behind the plate to after clearina: the tarift snarl Th1s Rtnll batted lD by-LewJ.S ston call balla and .etrlll:es Tully Lewb I was otrset., however by revelations I • 2 McElhinny Partttt 1 a s umph tt.at third base and 0 0 of further llqmdatlon by ban ks •a~t oc.uble play-Brlckles to A.shley Fisher a.s wnplre at tln; t and -recweek with loans and Investm ents Umpires-Fisher a nd Lev.b; and (Conthlilf'ld tram o:aa~ Onfl l of federal reserYe member bank.!! F E Rlttt manager or the Tro. urJule ptatle bec:au8e: It do~.:S uol In Sp1te of Oppcaition to declining $103 000 000 more N Y c 000 000 l00- 3 Ja.ns team, withdrew hb; protest 011 ] prrvlde fer u!tcanitlon ct the uuJt , Move Ex.preued by PreaThe widely~rumored bullish stale Trojans tOO OOI oox-S the aame played with t he Southean Ol.nter's automobile today was men t. of O"Aen D YOJ.m& idtt!r the Ohio on April 27 "' hen he allc •t;d laden with food for the m1ne1s wn ... ident HpoVer first meeting or the coalition here BIBLES PREtiiENTED \ Sauer ran out of th.e base line 1be· I en,..amped In the mJne last nl,ht t )esterday failed to ma terialize ln " tween nrst and second bases The avOkJ. _an attack this ;nornin~ Jt washlna;ton May 24:--INS-The addition freight loadings were down At the close or BlbJe ~:~Choat Sun - protest at the New York central on was ~porLed The mlnets bt:gan drive fo1 unemplo)lment reUet le<;t more than usooo cars for the week day momtna the followsna the game played May 16 when the lo&i:Ung coal t.oday lslatlon mcluding :1 huge public ) Weakness in the utWUes con bell of the Plesbyt.ertan Be Southern Ohio Electric team a l'nlrea 1lck('t~ mlneJS cctlagc~ I works proa:ram to create jobs eon· Yel'led around the elee&rlc bond & 8 who araduated trom M w tlld legedly played Roush a non·rcsl- were riddled bv the rill"' she I Th tlnued unabated In house todav) share rroup American Power & the claas ot '32 wer' presen th dent ol Middleport wa.s grant.ed men who 15tartcd the shooting con despite President Hoover s opp'l"'i Light and electric poY.er & light with blblea 8.6 I' gl(t from R t~ and the protest or the Pur1ty t•nttatrd upon the thnc house.~ tJon to a bond l113ue went ta new lows as did the parchurch V~gtnla EJ;.:b~d J hll~g a.aa.inst the New York Central when apparently bellt:vmg th":.O ~·l.'te oe The $2100,000 000 program of ent company an the curb Orate Ka. ryn La *e et.e I!Ju LucY the latte~ team allegedly a.l lo•~cd ,tupltd b~ mine QUEuds miuc 0 ffl Speaker John N Garner 11as aeNa.t.lonal power & light was BUpPbyllls Dll~td bethw.J h~ ~de two non~membeu of their team to tlul$ or non-union workers Th.!; cepted as the ba,BI& of howe leiJIS- ported by a good eamtngs state Erlew lne E 18 oac The pl&y when a. player included In the tctt&@es we re \at:ant. h:Jwever laUon which may be enacted while ment PubUc serv1ce of New Je r DO YOU FEEL Harrah and ~~~ol~b:Swia made eliaibllity llat was pre8ent was 9.1-o EhEriU liarry Smith satd he had the Senate 1.5 8trunltnJ with tax sey and consolidated p s ran into 8 waa presentation 0 e ll'QDted 'These protested gam~s a ~W'd !dra a.s Lo \\ho dtd the fir economy and appropriation mea~- large offering& the former going by J H Orate Superintendent ot were set for a pla~-oft by the om- mg en the rnlnerr cottar.:es hruc ures to a new low North American and t he Bible school whu made a. most ciala and the meeting was adJout11 • cal)lnf tc{letl;~er hJI; deputteS be WhUe the Gamer program w&s American water works broke Rundown• appropdate talk ed C!dered an Ui'lmediate round-up beinj whiP.ped into form, a. bl-par- t hrough their old lows Panona e ~ By PE'JT¥ BAROLAY Manhattan Pllddlnr lMakes about l ~ quart.&l 1}'.! cupa powdered supr 1 '!!\ cups orange Jl£00 Jls~r. who 0 rl\iiii~~~=========~;:=========~==::;~;=~~~~== II to getbefore and those wereC\Ut obtamed a W''ll. l .~~~i~~~~~~:~~ -~ •·•• time they which were sent on an were qr8'Y ylewed Rf ~enseJess 1 spendmg '"1 .b~ ~~~~.·~~;~n.'n~oo~":ub:l~ I ltigbt Lite, Bures which we have been thinkipi of Jn Bl(le8 ~nd <to m a measure as our fathers ~n<l have done before ua These tlmeo today about which we aro howlinll' ao dolorously, are not so U)lusual As a matt~t' of file~, they are 11ttle worse than what we exper1enced e~ery )'!jllr prior to the World War and its attendant ev1ls. P~qr to 1915, as moot of the older folks remember, dollars were not 80 Oli!!Y ..l' a.nd F,JrSOta ~u~d thln Le Wi.li got n W'~U timet! siniJie IJr!n;::' rT<.r _ Bcya. 6 45 Billy Jon_ea and Emit Hr.re 1 15 Dant-e Orcb, 1' ao Chan- l ~If[ I ..., on an SINGLES ~~~~~~:?~~~::!fE1f: lSCIENTISTS SEEK SECRET OF 'l;l:'::..... ~· :r~~a~,:?!. 1 0MANtS EARLY DEVELOPMENT WJR-Detro1~ Ba"'wa• allowed <Jrat I I =. PDONa 5U-L OACK IN SH~PE EASY WINNER I oanet orchestra Vircinla Gr~l News GfH BAll 61 I :r_.,_ 'Ill Royalty Awaiting Stork II I 1!111 !Ml!lllfVJ to IIPil"lj<lli 'I'UIII!DA'f, NA'f IH, lnl ~ 183~ ' • ii&JM WLW-Cinolnn&it (428•'100) • <l> pm Lowen ThrAnu a ~ n • Andy l flli Bob lfewi".all, ' B~rt LoWnJ. Ordl. 110 R P D I.our , 1 tll !Ill- of lllo lklllet, 8 !\4P• t ltc.l Otealnl, • HI Bob Nolill 1,30 Pa~Lu Prot, 8 oiS Cent~ 'tit etr:etehes, t Henry !'Olmpte'a B:J.\.:1 1 10 Tl'ial at Vi'Yian W811l , 10 30 V&riJty Quartet, 11 HenrY D ua&C!'Iil Orth, 11 SO Moon Rlvtr , 12 Bert Lown'.ll Oreh, 12 S0..111 Otlnce Or WEAP-New Yorlr: ~454.3-tiM ) Pin Hymn SlQ&, $~30 Clift' Edward3 IS 45 The Ooklberaa, 1 P.antation 1Proa : 'I so 'I'nl8 etoey, a Gay Vlenna , 8 30 F.d Waynne 9 Dance Hcur , 11.1 JJ.l!,u Columbo's Oren, 10 I~ Op'!' Tonlto, 10 SO Cab .Col· [ lowav 1 ot'ch , 10 t3 Beale .E:tre~L NJihls, u oti Jact Pettis Oreh 11 30 Seymour Simon 1 Dance Or WJZ--New York <349~-'l60l ~pm Ted :filatlu Ordi, 6- 30 Rey Per1kins, li 45 Lewell Tbomas , 8 Amo.s ''n' Andy, I ~fi Juat WilHe, 6 SO The St:dlJUns Boys 6 45 Bllly Jones and Ern!c Hare, 1 SO Little MU6teale 1. ~ SlBtera of the Skillet , e 30 ON:a. ~ Pet10nallt1e1 , 9 Male Ch01'Us I """------<!llltGUPI'll" ~ "' •.,.,~ . . . ~ ll!t """" pr; ~~·· ~ "~~""' 1\Q""T'f RadiO' 1 ~- ~·==:II' a! \110 ""' ... ,. M!I!I. jiolltl .. !'tim .. ~.... llllllltr ,.. PI~~~""' ,. I TUEI!DA'i, l(AY f · •::::' I ~AJ~~~l N ....,...., . ~ IIPt-11. IQf, $$L . . . . . . !I!J .-,. Qf . _ t IJ'II,• I • ~~La!!!*.!:.!!; • "TBT sleeping dogs lie!" So sl!id she dJ•· L rem tnde when fine we raised she sub- .leal rpeodon! Por Laddes bring you she protecriott you wanst ••• ._.a,. Luckies' famous ject of inhlliliJ. Bur 8odgu>g oo unportant laue is nor Lucky Salke'o policy! Do you inhole1 That ~oa is vinallylzn. ponanr •. • for ,.., ,..-. inbala-knowinsfyorunbowiagly. B-romoker breanhes in oome part of theomokehe or ohe draws our ofa dguetrel And the delicate membnaa of )'OW' em- demand n:lur your tiPIPoke he P"ft• duo-free of cenaia impurldel. 1'10 WOilGCr .LuC&J aJUWG fiiUa W _.. . . UIU parifyidg pmcea remmes certain impurinies ~ - .. • • 0 • c:oac:ealed Ia ""Uf tollta:o leaf. Ludties cr.. ated tUt pmc:o,., Oaly Lw:kieo ban it! So, whether you inhale know1ngly or uaka.owiasly, •alepard those delicate membraaeol -• - �• ., • • • I • • ,. lII " ··-·"'· ... rP •I t I !'"~!f'b"l' ~ ~ I ; ;tr, . . . ~· 1-li<I!I!IIIAI'II' ~ ~lf'R! "'""'<~!, • I *" Ill 1!'1 !"'!!'""' ~ be ~ ~VllalUI!.fO UrQIUq·.,.V,· Qc[lJ!Onfltl!! • """ :ra """ ~ Q ' ,,. ·~ o,., can • ·J. , · ~ fl'lll- Ollko ~o.l Ciroulalloa lltpl. CIPII . . .a •• pnlsM.""""'' t .,I I I • :Jutt Willie, THE PRESIDill'IT'S STAND P ' itESIDENT HOOVER bas made many ertcinles durin~ his tenure 1n office m op1te of a most evident aet{lre tu see !bat the busmess of the Umted Statea Is properly ad mlmstered. For many of th' thin~ whfch 'he is ~elpG held responsible there Ia hardly any doubt but that he Is not to blame li!l'l'ever, that does not pre'f~ nt li1s e~e­ mies enJargJng on the alleged mistakes ao long as it their advanta8'e 14! do so. At present hf IS engaged m a colossal atgllm~1t 1n an effort to get the ~uaget balanced. .ije hjls taken the stancj and expert!! Will probably &8'ree with him, that enou&'h money has !Jeen expendecj througl! pond l!l~ues and that 1t ,. tlm'e for buoiness of all lt1nds to rally and to cooperate m an honest endeavor to put fhe d~pr~ssioJM to ro4t We c~n hftl'dly expect to make m~tters bei•.er, )11 fact. everv md!Cat!on pointa to the directiQll jpat they w11! become worse If W~ 'simply keep passlns tO keep money llowinll' th>ough the regular ChiiPil,Fl~ 'J - ... t400-'i60) 6 15pm I 8 30 The Stebblns :Uu 'l 46 Pops Revue, 8 P opular Prog, 8 15- Mualco.l Pror. 8 30 Orch , 9 U ~IO<llea, a 30 9 45 MusicaJ II~~::!~\..i~10~~Am~Orch. ~ n Anciy, 10 15 10 46 SJlati Dance in Mllwa uar'ld Pe ~m.uts, 1a 13 30am POpub.r • -•• ~- nd th sere stc01l i 1.0 0 11 !a.11or r Ill' tliS hty I ot.ms Tl ) ing Lhelr utmost to bring the scole to th::u :.Ide or the lcd1cr th"" tallrcnde rs camf' !c t h e s•venlh lnnlllg no Uruns runs mnlng I hen Rc thgebwith fl 1"t. ll 10 lhat bro u"'hl him•e lr u two bll! <;: hil lnt <. Star Hurler Idt "'center field and ran to Lhh ol whon Faulkner threw th e ball to With Oppoai· ;:;: lld bllSe McElhinny hit and tion Thruout Rcthgeb scc'red Th:m they ';\efe dcne until the nmt h eptsode \\hrn Thcmn<~on s1n.led And Jenkm~ ,..... .!.lnt;rlert and both scored on Story 5 hit Ashley also got a hit In t h1s Turna Brace When umt ng tut t'J.o l\.i Is wea ~ the mcst they eculd tR ily and the same llltlS Hib Might Mean 1ccmpleted with Rl!<! 8 men ho ldlug 1 Some Runs the kl ng end of the c~unt The rrcJan tnmous r::r t h lt ! bl d 1 n1 Wll.h his powerful twlrhnQ back-1 annuml."'ra e erroJse11e1nny eon{':e:lft. cow tlw)' ll:J ntics in \~rtuall~ etght tieldtrs cooperatinat o. .. ha\'c parUdputed In thts se11son Augct Ball Rite pitched ccn•m'ttcd only two erro rs Monday to vlctt y ove;r the New £\ mlnR .Fau lkner when he thtcw ag&re11atlon Momin:;r wildly tc t tw , 1flcld l'tl Rot hQl:lb s lhli' s::f rc o r 5 Lu 3 t wo- base hU un1 Shine '-'CWls \\orklng t hr ... 1~gl1 when he dH. ppcd the fxlll ::~ftrr It ne11E1 l"oked !:l'"' l- thad l::("D n :ltly plt~C"d m hls hands after gm ltrmg fcm ru m at first bl Dllbrrl Inc!:Iental.y Initial ttaml' conti n u~e.! Dillard AUSlt B~ll Rl!c s valuremnlnde. cf Ihe <. nl .d \\Ill! a bl., ~tx.1 tstrm w11~ at his post a~ air t!ilht d<>rense ! hal was n al C\leJy qua rte· or the JBme dancing •roken unttl the lattel parl of th<O I rm:m cing aud ft1ttlng abcut like a "' I tutterfl~ 1 n a hct ~ummm s rtay He h ga the1ect m eyecy bali batted II:> singled 41 t e ru st. Inning wa} anc suc<'~eded m placing t hem throv.n out at sec end wh ~r. ~ all o.s they should be placed ~.~~'~:~nba Lted cne to shortstop ~ (f thr Hoboon m~n Pa1The Purity Ice C1cam~> Hnd e 1ut h Wll6 given Ius oase en an• e 1 1 u n Oh1o Elettuc tea ms will play bY Thompson then Parfitt scar- [ E.t ll1t k a l 1 lul gr~,;t ml ruestlay Faulk:n"r with a t\\O~bJ'\e hll nenlng I I _!lox ~rt.. 'rroJilll W:urray, 2b Dillard, • Faullcner, et ron attend tho funeral of unoue:h thr J)icket une In :auur- Tobacc / OS ' Public League Officl'als former • Mra. mcbllt to Join frcm to mlrvm; Mn Henry Baseman and Mra:. • ...... remalneci ln t.he mine UtiJ'tj Are H't H I d M t 0 ee ang ret Je~erita ch114ren rullit 'I'll<' ran '"" ••unt!ct or I es I ' I at the and stollfS Md reathcd 1hC Lo AB 1' It t •• I ••• 'oI • 'a •• I 6 1 0 ~ I ~ c~ Oak Grove J~ce cup cups cream cheese --~ U u ever bf· ~q01u nece~~ary to t~ar qOWII lllfB 1P.m~ Uttle ~uole !il'"::t llruetur<t It 'Mil JI!'ObioJ!!Y I. far ll"'•ler problitiJI for the - Ita eonatruetlon • 11neer~ thap waa encountered tJit T~ familiar nymp~ and. tons who holds the spoutl.ria d ~ ptitns of the Pl~9e de Ia. OoneQJ' 1 founblna are alSo due for a bll overh&ullnr In r,ct they wtlt l $hartly be rell:lOl'Jd' a.nc:l re .c~st They are In caat•lron and are be· comlna areatJy conoded P~tpt l ltt-lt gn ~t aurnmer dld not oonr up_their qry atate ! Columbus 0 Ma.y 25-INS-At~ t01 nt) GfUleJ.R I Gilbert Bettmnn day 1uled that a ®unty schoBI 'toerd Is without ~wer to pupils r residinK in the countY trict to schools BltuateC:I tn thr ious Joca.l 1•strlct':i compl'i81n:•...,;:,;" ' county school district. The went to Frosecutlns: Attorney K George Steubenville f'II'Tti 4 VE. f'..Utfl(),_..l wnttler-rellattna wm ____- J;.ou abook her head She oouJdJJ,•t talk. She dtdn't want to talk again, Not. even to Nahlman to please not ,J!lv•&q time anyone ahot up from tbroueh tll.t But it '*84 easitr to try to talk sister: ma~ !duckabe rocked the babe from. Lily Lou's uuatD:Ja. aw~t, adorable, dar~~$~:~t~h~·;~fu~J'r:-eoated prJma over the als~ B04.RD LACKS AUTHOR.Jrl' The prmc1pal thJiljl for us to do 1s tq "~~ baql\ 'tp earth , 'ji~~.~~~;~~:~;r.'~~;~ as tllat tenn was understood m the late nin,tles anli early ·~··• .,,. nineteen hunqr~ds. The country ard the people l\llVe "gone to the dogs." They are simply gom11 thrau8'1l a lod of tran&ltlon that was the rule rath~r th~p ~he oxcep. tion up until the last 15 or 17 yeam TheriiJs still hoRe A brlah~ da.ftadil•JJ.IIO\\ be~n chosen for the ~lor and plenty of 1t. It Is simply up to us to quit feolP,~ sorr~ new dftU but bat for ':!"the~j< re~1 it ta preterr,d for ourselvo~ ~nd act accordmgl)' pl'Qpertl!i tm.uervlodmP.M ~ the raV!'fll 111e 011 th&t "!DlOI\n!p blows tram the u:~t elevatQra Pa.rta ,_ really beJlnnlns to woriy obo~i lllo 9/ilnte.,-ait!"> ot lhls ~ m~hument A decay In tl)e ·~eel was detected last aummtr ~ txiierto "f thai ihe ~ •ta.ae tDI'f\ell quiCkly ~nd ca~o ..,. boy!" Nita NabJman cned, .!'e•o~i!lJI over the bed in wllich Ldy the little swaddled red 01 Aud. what have you By EVA A. TINGEY CHARMING LINES r,,,,, Att m•dtll (l, trtfJitd n11tl dtltlrttlln l'aru ttnd tht lnlltrnl srt ttltJit •• NN Yorl So simple to make is thts dehghtful tittle frock. 1t n Patou blue crepe stlk A aphub of wlutc crepe m the &aft cowl draped mset , est, Jives it a neat tnm look. The 8leeves are lnterestmg 1\nd note the effective cut o~ slhrt how &hmmmg d IS through the h1ps It's adorable too m hght navy blue crepe w1th whtle polka-dots Wtth the vest 111 \'1VId· red c::repe w1th whne polka-dots T/ur ~""• No 118# m"1 It ohttw"'l 1n llltiZ 16 to 20 ttn4 11- to U. 11 u rtttdJ for IMtfttd•clt dtll'fltrJ It II /l(llt/1 l'llf Horp_to Get These Pattems " ' ;:]end h. cenls (tn stamps or com) Ftlshron Bureau Write carefully a11d plamly Your name and lull add!ess lin:: number of the pattern and the SIZe YOU Want to Address your letter 1n the follow· mt way- DaiiJ Tr.btliH! s, Faablon Bureaa E\'a A Tl:nr•J'I Paris Servlc., were alw&JS waklna her to mo:ve he.: a.u<I ~~ the sheets and plump feather pUlowa And the;v ~d~u~ do II. thms without talk· Talk! Talk! To hershe Couldn't understand a each other-to the doc- f ~~:~~~.~w~1antina 'lltere wete two day Sisters who and out, wlllte colfred and ~t=~· One was roay and wore IJ AnQ one was pale and did ifas1es. The rosy ~e IJ><o~q,ht bp,b;v to her, L11y Lou ID the crook of hfl' kept her erea shut. Tble, ae.,~,ed, waa not pleaslnc tq the She made olueklne .., ...•.. with ton,rue, and talked hmcth 1 ~ German Evial~ abooi the ba~y'a charm ~ sister br~)JI'ht tra~ of and made eluclnng nolsea with alao~ Sometimes she cross because Lil;v eat, arM the word uled to th4 aoa WIII~DI' fore. ..emed to be .,._ Herr Doctor risk the Professor's and further areament opened her mouth and what 1I'N cdrered. Then wauld smiM and nobody i,j;b;jh~r her for a little while. to be let alone. 80 aeldom. Alof the lriste1'8. eheelis. '"Tcchl Tcchl 1 ' The rOIJ d•;v none was n~ht a,t bel' e•de with h•r a ,whtto handkeJ'I'hlot. Tiler woaldn t nen let. her er)':. Lily Lou bit her lip1 lay silent, preteDdinc to sleep B~thnr Crea'k:iq of the rGIJ alater a starched skirts More cluelr:~ Ins noiaes Bubchenl The I'OIIJ sister waa brlnrinl' the bab;r, to comfort her •• to comfort bed Row funn:r• How temblr, ehutb' ..._.._.,_- I• .. I warfare I Drive • For R e }'I e f IS Continued 1 ;:emb m;cth I I I ~he : ~~~~~~~~~~§~~ I I I I lt has been a cu11tom of the I PreHbytertan chUl'Ch to award BenWIENER ROAST lor& of the church v;lt.h a bible on The members or the EpwoJ'1 h t he Firet Sunday follow Ina: com- League of the Hea,th M E churrh mencmnent exeleilies held a wiener roast Monday e\'entnr at UleTwt~nt.y•aeven MCCullough were farm J'('linl Buhan ent to enjoy the evening p They Wtlre Clhaperoned by James Euler PreBident of the leaKue and Mn Nannle Moore tnrfnr not to mind when S~~tsanne kissed her on both cheeks 'rrhe sweet ba~y Do let me hold hlm. Schwester, Qh, the darhn11 How lueky you are!" Ld.y Lou cast a Buspletoua rlanet~ from pnder her la1he1 • , • Luek:rt C N Btward ot O<llumbus claim a.rent for th~ N Y 0 Ry, was h£re on buslne.!IEI Monday and Tuemlav Mn Marpaet Coe and daughter Amy of New York 01~ and MI S Cynthia Bulllas of Wa~hlngton, D C , are here visiting their slstc r Mr& M 0 White Mrs Kathryn BurnS o.nd Waller Burns Harris lett M~nday tot: Ak· ~illt, She? wm uHow happy you be now!"' Suu.nne aa.id ea-rnestly, her pleas&1\t pink face alirht with mi;e~t~ '•Tbtnlli ot :It, a soru I mnelt have desared a son I want to be a DJother, I adore motherhood." filly Lou sbut her eye& 1 he oll:l tr~~lt ~f prettndinr to lletp Ma.da• Na.hlman sent the flowera Do you like them 1 Now tell ~b f,~at you have named the ~1 ~ 't med It t .. •'Itl ay:u._;athe firsr~nther 'l ever hearil can her child It' Really, Mlu IAnslll&'-"' "Robia, 1 thmk Yea, I'll ~a 1 1t him-Robin •• "~Weill That's better! Aft~r hta-" 11 After no one t always lfbd t~e name, that's all Robin - Robin Lanmrtc;" 1 ! 1 n;,at l!lettled she dropped her eyei acf.n. Lay, !here moUonled hf!I,black hair 1 somber frame fo~ he~ palhd face dark lashes men:;ffulty veiling teli-tale eye 1 Susanne Com stood with the In fant m ~r arms ~kine taim gentl;v ' ·~ ould you like to have him adopted' By: a cood rich S'lflsa famUyl The¥ could 11 ve hhn " l'ood horne Perhaps better t"-an you who wdl soor be alnrmr Sm1th mdlcsi E<f J~"Oellcves Jocal autl'llrlt•rs \\lll te llblc to- cbntrol th , situatll'n nnd that there wur be M Jf!('rl to rnll Car Ohio rlRtJonnl euatd t ccps tiSBn ooriimlt~e pr ~. r8.1Ued friends or Jobfe_P reUet r~ a e6n~ gresslonal mass meeting to be ~1!1 Thursda)' night Altho.ngh unemplovment- retlef Heavy selJing of Reynolds t~baccc v.ith la.&.! blocks commg cut on the tape waa the unseu11,1 ~ 10 fluence In tl\e tobacco p,roup All left dJng tobacco issue!> went to new --- agitation confined to the house was the largely democra\Jc senate leaders held informal eonferences wtth administration spokesmen In an effo1t to harmonize views on the democratic $2,300000000 pro- bur Railmarket stockslo"'! Wfakened an tt>..e car I I 1 Alhul:), 0 Mny 24-INS---8trlke [ war!al broke out suddenly In Lhe R-- .lw H Valley coal fleld.s klda} v.h ~n m e th"n Jll:J pickets hull ln& tmk~; md stones attacked a mine ~ uperm tendent and a mine t:c•s at lhl.' Lkk Run min~ or lht Athcru and Hocking Coal Co Alex Gmter mine suparintendent wss mJuad when strutk In lhr h<:ad wllh u brick said to hnve been lhrcwtl by cnc of the alleged strlkers 'I he cla.sh occurred tollowln& r.tror~ nl the mine operntors to recpcn and treak the !eng coal 11t.rlke Ginltr and his min" b.,.ss W"rc altacked v.hen t hey tried to 1 usn I I ---~--- -- ~--- t IP'ant President Hoover fe.vorlng hia own program or e:rpand1ng t.hc 1-econstruction finance corporation and 1\C<lfPting rellet legislation as inevitable studied the whole situ 1• tlon hoping tor a. compromise .-., t BABY KILLED IN F AI..L Lack Appetite• Lack Pt!p? IJave Hea.daebes'l lnd~Ktlon " TAKE lc.adlngs report after .!hov.1ng r QJ:> Ist~nce In th~ early tradmg C.nesaptakt! and Ohio was ooru;plcuousl;; STANSO SYSTEM TONIC General Motcrs was driven to Ill> bEar market lov. by a renewal of heavy ~t:lllng Du Pont w~ ~11.k In sympath)' The break m Jl&lns depressed farm lmplimant anq mau order ~.hare.s Case threshmli an.::! S ears Roebuck were the big lose1 s Tones up the entire IJ11lern heaH - $1.00 per bottle Ill- Sold by mE ST.tN8BI<a\' DliiJO CO. Olllo. BARTON'S PHARMACY ..... · - · - · - - · · · · ' " " ' " · · - - · " ski four me 1ths old daughter Qi Martins Ferry 0 !lay 24-INS-[ Thomas Jaworski Flonmce miner Falling out of bed JBnnette JaWor- dred today or a broken neck Pomeroy, • 1 I 1 (, I ' " I I , " ' ' ·.! 1 ' "1 { J .' '< ' ' I - ' ' ~ ,' ' < f a.p;n-" She broke otF. 88 the al 8 ter, With a httle ny, elbowed pa.st her to the bed Lily Lou was not faldnr obJtvlon thiR time Her Jt.W ha.d dro)~d She was starlnr straia'ht al Sunnne Colo w1tb eyea that w<ere already &"lazed and sightless. • • • .. ..1 tould liVe him aw&J ., aha told thl rosy 81Ster .ho waa •trym.r to eqax her to drmk lomethi'dg out of a. 1 88 lube "if it weren't for h'i e:r: Hta ~n are like Kfm's. 1 I&W ~at the first. thinr. That.'a w~y 1 4idn't want to look at htm That wu why. You didn't underBtand, dJ4 :rou"" fflul bellt her thin veined banda foc4ther Wltli a ta6Peleal cegture 'Jlhq dldn't apeak Ewllsh liere. tllu,t ~rae tHe *fotble. Sh~ uied to know aome .German, but 15be eouldn't remember any todoy. She tried qaht, apeaklnl' very slowb' aad dlltinct1y: ""I eould alve tdm away to Sa.unne COla if he weren't )Jb JCtia that wa,. 1 don't want to look at him, b\ft 1 ean't help it. I've cot: to keep him. J ean't ch'e him •lnl1 • to that nice Swill famUJ. - lfl!! •d!ee~~~ ton~ WOLF PEN ove1a I that eut out palo. rleht at her heels ce.me SutaDUe Do you understand f Forevet and ··-o;. .." wu torpUWntll.• •• Coln who had probably~ bean In the ever, but I let hts father WI • ___ .__,_a ... ..-.... ~"",..."" room rllrht a]onc. ~ObodJ ever """ • ..... 'h1TnMl:f, at lnternla tbat uked if they mtcht colllll m, act tlaH:. Somedmea be wu a bodr eared whether wanted ~ aiaJut the qn.. At them rn not, they ot Uae window, and 1be knew "Bello,t' she tald. ~uitb,.!!"~~~ ~ a:n 20 We&~ 1'n Lily Lou turnecl her face toward cJ.qa away too much, J let them 10 that •he the wall. The little head wu clark tab K9 ...,. from me, lmd It ,.. a fteiiQ' of and •llky, but there wu aomethtna wroDI'· I aboaldn't have let them. the ahartt aboat It, about the ear&. 1 lhOuld Jam bpt Ken, ud ~ a needle In her arm. "Take ~: awa;v, pleaee," ehe weddina' rlnl', I lett lt oa tile Slee~ that UPer 1~ benecl. Please take it a.wa;v, table in the hall. It wu JUdi ef Sleep tluit becau to Bchwe~~terl" dlamondo, but oo<h Inside It ool4 ' before lbe wanted The sister bustled torward, and 'Ken to LUy ~ forever aH. ftftr.' funny! 15 lind ,.,. Ja.clulon Kpent Sunday eutst& brJck& ltfr and Mn Bit;fJey WWtam~ mlne delpJ~ Ol.nllr s Injuries 0 0 0 - shadow in the light of the lary, and she kne.w that it waa n~rht. "Don't you know me" Don't you remember what has happenedt" The doctor &poke Enrlish LUy Lo111 WIShed that he dJd ,not. She always answered hiiJ questtona as qwcldy ae she could, ao that he would &'O away •••m. and •he could sUp back to forretfulnea.. "'Don•t Y1?U know that tou have a1flne bah] boy""' Dufn't she kno~7 How could~•!ie for&"et 1 They wo~Jdn't Jet her t'f.t. ret •• , that mght. an the apartment , , one of the servants brineIHI' h1m Herr Doet!)L' Sanden, from across the street Beml' put on a etretcher , • • atrance faces • , • Krankenhaus • • • that meant hospttal •••• Arony that transcended time • • • Sis~t! Wlth blue dresses and thtck whi aprons like butehert1 wear. • • • Her own vo1ee becrine, begEJn&: tor somethtng • • • Brok~n, wracked, all bet' ~ride tone, eryme oat hke a lit~Je an¥nal that I& terntily hurt The •t»eetacled face of Jlerr D~r Sanderp, the pupil.!! of h1s eyu 1mmenae behind tblck lepsel!l, • • • • And then the thln&' over her faee, and the sharp, !Iudden fear of the dark JDto wh1ch she .wu rusbtnl' rushiDJ' hurtlin(L" into bita Obhv1on , blessed obliVlon. • • But the;v wouldn't let her haVII It, the:r kept calhng her back, tlle sisters with the1r trays and. then medtcines. the spectacled Herr Doeto.r Sanders Madame Nahlman, too Lily Lou saw her. beammg from the foot o! the bed, eometimea Saw her brineinr ftowers that smelled too aweet, dainties she couldn't POllllb1y l!!&t, !etten that she d1dn't want to read, Sometimes she picked up the letten, and let thetn down aaam listlessl;v What could anyone have to 11ay that would matter to her nowt She flnrered two thick envelopes from Woodlake, addreued in her mother's pedagog1e hand •• What did her m(ltber have to do wlt.h her now" Her mother was wrltlne to a rirl who wal!l studyinc to be an opera atar, not to th1a a1ck woman abe had turned mto•• • • She put the letters doWn unopened. Tean welled under he~ ttehtJY eloaed Uds. roUed down her Ule Llary Gormley Mr and M:i Jo& Bt.rt.uahan of Akron are ruest& or ber mothe& Mn C 'P J(JI)(!III. Sc:hedule to be Revieed to of Partttr 3b 1 I Wheat Lo.e1 Ga1,.a Made on Mr and l!n. Hetman Hotrner 0 Baao,lf Allow Outoide Attrae. Ohrleha:vllle, 0 May 24-INB-Day Previous; no Shm· and cJinctren •nd Mrs. John Arnold I 1 Lewll lb Three t xploslona shook Lhe Wol· spent Sunday at ColumbUI guests 0 0 lion• to Come Here Pkkena rt ror(J coal mine chief dancer point ulahn1 News or John lfoftner and fam111 0 0 0 Rlf• • tConLinued. from wo unel In Lhe Tuscan,wu county &trike Allee Mo~ and friend, :YlSI A meeLinl or the oftich&la: of •b~ lf8t:ed ire~.& wtll a:atn In the num- early today cauatng omclals to rc• BY LESLIE GOULD 1 Hammond ~ Parkeniburl apent. Total'\ 41 5 12 2 lllddleport Recreation L eas 11 B ber or membent ol the houM quest emeraency poiJce pl'tlt.ection INS Financial Writer the week end 'Yith llr and Mra E me t at t h.e Smith Clothlna sto.e The ant(.))fOhibltt..,nllt.l see aaina Exploslvea which cawed the bla'it New York M&' 24-INS-Berf'ft H Morril N Y 0 AB R H E Monday night trom reapportionment In CoD~ I- were aet off inside the mine Unl')tl of the atlmutus of ristna ~rain Mrs T W Musser Mn AUKusta. Mr:WUunny If :I 0 2 l A mouon was made by Johnson c.ut Mlcltlpn, New Jeney, New sympathizers who han p1ckeLet1. prtcea the stock. mtu ket gave way G1lmore Mrs EUa Smith and Thompson as S 1 3 :I and seconded by Rife that each York and Ohio They cite the 1o5s the mine aince it was u~cently re- under a fresh outburst of 11qul1a- 1daughter were Sunl!ay ruest.s orMr reni.tru 2b ~ 1 3 1 teatn, play one rame each week a 1 - of members of the hoq,;e from 1-n- opened with non un ion wurkP.MI Uon with t.he tobactos and Utilities and Mn; H~r: Y Martln story rt & 0 2 0 IowJna more outside teams to pby port&nt ruy atates aouth, tnclUdlng were to be que~~tloned about the r-,;- the lum:lest hit Mis8 Helen Carl and Raymoua Brlck1es 3b 6 0 1 2 here The motion was carried a!l- Oeorgta Iowa Kalll:IU ~tlu:!l:v ploaJon Wheat aave up an or yesterdays Ch11pman stt•t..lenbl ot 0 U 1pent Ashley lb & 0 2 0 anlmDualy and the schedule wUl be Maine M1611.s&1ppi Nebrulta Sou'h Bel/era! weeka ago the Wollo""'1 ll&.in& roUowlng ov~rnlght ramg In the week end w:Jtb home follul Bwnnett er r, 0 1 O revised carolina a nd Vir81nla ... mine wu Ule &eene ot open wa1- the araln belt and w~akneS!i abrt'll..d 1 Allensworth c 44- 01 02 0o J !'resident Charles McMaster then •t ·"'·d lll8 Jolt senti • 1 "'nee a t WG-owur r Y 15 rare between strikers &lid mine Tht& dep re.ssed s.....-ulatlve .. ~~ 'Sia., • .., Abahtlo• • dn:eated Rot.h;eb P that nothing but omcJal neoessary tor resubmlsalon of the guards In one ~ki.rmlsh def)ut:. ment which had oeen J.OOldn11 t.o r:-a.('tl utl u<:Lion aculns• (he Blnve 1 n OQr Ot play aroumta bats be u~ EIRI'ltifenth amendment the anU sherlft's aided by rnaehtne :tuns the grain market to point the way • Total!; 4:3 3 16 6 In th't eames and that this be lrJ- prohlbltionlst.B loot to referendum went to the assistance o r the guartl.s to securities Cotton olso was down ralt .. 11 11 llrsl liDileMull.en In EnK eluded In th.e list ot rules The plank~ In the National platforms as and more than 200 shou. were ('X sharply lUI d Dy lh~ Q!Jaken!, ruuowtng tbe Two base hits-Roth3eb Parmt suggestl.on 1\ 0.S adopted by ' he the chJe! hope of accompllsJl 1 ng changed ~ There was lltUe 1n the nev.s o II PHII uf lht'!r munde r Oeorg• ~o:r Dillard boatel t hi s resul t aid the market 'I he senate n' 1\llo RH en rW "'" 11171 hnd expr•sed Bases on bal~-oft' Rothgeb 2 John Vroman was selected to ~ct d d t1 th tax bll1 [ ht 1r 1 IIE'd 1 J!Ue17 Rl' I th I swne Bpee y ac on on e !119f' 8!1 nrr 0 0 Struck aut-by ze , as e ump re behind the plate to after clearina: the tarift snarl Th1s Rtnll batted lD by-LewJ.S ston call balla and .etrlll:es Tully Lewb I was otrset., however by revelations I • 2 McElhinny Partttt 1 a s umph tt.at third base and 0 0 of further llqmdatlon by ban ks •a~t oc.uble play-Brlckles to A.shley Fisher a.s wnplre at tln; t and -recweek with loans and Investm ents Umpires-Fisher a nd Lev.b; and (Conthlilf'ld tram o:aa~ Onfl l of federal reserYe member bank.!! F E Rlttt manager or the Tro. urJule ptatle bec:au8e: It do~.:S uol In Sp1te of Oppcaition to declining $103 000 000 more N Y c 000 000 l00- 3 Ja.ns team, withdrew hb; protest 011 ] prrvlde fer u!tcanitlon ct the uuJt , Move Ex.preued by PreaThe widely~rumored bullish stale Trojans tOO OOI oox-S the aame played with t he Southean Ol.nter's automobile today was men t. of O"Aen D YOJ.m& idtt!r the Ohio on April 27 "' hen he allc •t;d laden with food for the m1ne1s wn ... ident HpoVer first meeting or the coalition here BIBLES PREtiiENTED \ Sauer ran out of th.e base line 1be· I en,..amped In the mJne last nl,ht t )esterday failed to ma terialize ln " tween nrst and second bases The avOkJ. _an attack this ;nornin~ Jt washlna;ton May 24:--INS-The addition freight loadings were down At the close or BlbJe ~:~Choat Sun - protest at the New York central on was ~porLed The mlnets bt:gan drive fo1 unemplo)lment reUet le<;t more than usooo cars for the week day momtna the followsna the game played May 16 when the lo&i:Ung coal t.oday lslatlon mcluding :1 huge public ) Weakness in the utWUes con bell of the Plesbyt.ertan Be Southern Ohio Electric team a l'nlrea 1lck('t~ mlneJS cctlagc~ I works proa:ram to create jobs eon· Yel'led around the elee&rlc bond & 8 who araduated trom M w tlld legedly played Roush a non·rcsl- were riddled bv the rill"' she I Th tlnued unabated In house todav) share rroup American Power & the claas ot '32 wer' presen th dent ol Middleport wa.s grant.ed men who 15tartcd the shooting con despite President Hoover s opp'l"'i Light and electric poY.er & light with blblea 8.6 I' gl(t from R t~ and the protest or the Pur1ty t•nttatrd upon the thnc house.~ tJon to a bond l113ue went ta new lows as did the parchurch V~gtnla EJ;.:b~d J hll~g a.aa.inst the New York Central when apparently bellt:vmg th":.O ~·l.'te oe The $2100,000 000 program of ent company an the curb Orate Ka. ryn La *e et.e I!Ju LucY the latte~ team allegedly a.l lo•~cd ,tupltd b~ mine QUEuds miuc 0 ffl Speaker John N Garner 11as aeNa.t.lonal power & light was BUpPbyllls Dll~td bethw.J h~ ~de two non~membeu of their team to tlul$ or non-union workers Th.!; cepted as the ba,BI& of howe leiJIS- ported by a good eamtngs state Erlew lne E 18 oac The pl&y when a. player included In the tctt&@es we re \at:ant. h:Jwever laUon which may be enacted while ment PubUc serv1ce of New Je r DO YOU FEEL Harrah and ~~~ol~b:Swia made eliaibllity llat was pre8ent was 9.1-o EhEriU liarry Smith satd he had the Senate 1.5 8trunltnJ with tax sey and consolidated p s ran into 8 waa presentation 0 e ll'QDted 'These protested gam~s a ~W'd !dra a.s Lo \\ho dtd the fir economy and appropriation mea~- large offering& the former going by J H Orate Superintendent ot were set for a pla~-oft by the om- mg en the rnlnerr cottar.:es hruc ures to a new low North American and t he Bible school whu made a. most ciala and the meeting was adJout11 • cal)lnf tc{letl;~er hJI; deputteS be WhUe the Gamer program w&s American water works broke Rundown• appropdate talk ed C!dered an Ui'lmediate round-up beinj whiP.ped into form, a. bl-par- t hrough their old lows Panona e ~ By PE'JT¥ BAROLAY Manhattan Pllddlnr lMakes about l ~ quart.&l 1}'.! cupa powdered supr 1 '!!\ cups orange Jl£00 Jls~r. who 0 rl\iiii~~~=========~;:=========~==::;~;=~~~~== II to getbefore and those wereC\Ut obtamed a W''ll. l .~~~i~~~~~~:~~ -~ •·•• time they which were sent on an were qr8'Y ylewed Rf ~enseJess 1 spendmg '"1 .b~ ~~~~.·~~;~n.'n~oo~":ub:l~ I ltigbt Lite, Bures which we have been thinkipi of Jn Bl(le8 ~nd <to m a measure as our fathers ~n<l have done before ua These tlmeo today about which we aro howlinll' ao dolorously, are not so U)lusual As a matt~t' of file~, they are 11ttle worse than what we exper1enced e~ery )'!jllr prior to the World War and its attendant ev1ls. P~qr to 1915, as moot of the older folks remember, dollars were not 80 Oli!!Y ..l' a.nd F,JrSOta ~u~d thln Le Wi.li got n W'~U timet! siniJie IJr!n;::' rT<.r _ Bcya. 6 45 Billy Jon_ea and Emit Hr.re 1 15 Dant-e Orcb, 1' ao Chan- l ~If[ I ..., on an SINGLES ~~~~~~:?~~~::!fE1f: lSCIENTISTS SEEK SECRET OF 'l;l:'::..... ~· :r~~a~,:?!. 1 0MANtS EARLY DEVELOPMENT WJR-Detro1~ Ba"'wa• allowed <Jrat I I =. PDONa 5U-L OACK IN SH~PE EASY WINNER I oanet orchestra Vircinla Gr~l News GfH BAll 61 I :r_.,_ 'Ill Royalty Awaiting Stork II I 1!111 !Ml!lllfVJ to IIPil"lj<lli 'I'UIII!DA'f, NA'f IH, lnl ~ 183~ ' • ii&JM WLW-Cinolnn&it (428•'100) • <l> pm Lowen ThrAnu a ~ n • Andy l flli Bob lfewi".all, ' B~rt LoWnJ. Ordl. 110 R P D I.our , 1 tll !Ill- of lllo lklllet, 8 !\4P• t ltc.l Otealnl, • HI Bob Nolill 1,30 Pa~Lu Prot, 8 oiS Cent~ 'tit etr:etehes, t Henry !'Olmpte'a B:J.\.:1 1 10 Tl'ial at Vi'Yian W811l , 10 30 V&riJty Quartet, 11 HenrY D ua&C!'Iil Orth, 11 SO Moon Rlvtr , 12 Bert Lown'.ll Oreh, 12 S0..111 Otlnce Or WEAP-New Yorlr: ~454.3-tiM ) Pin Hymn SlQ&, $~30 Clift' Edward3 IS 45 The Ooklberaa, 1 P.antation 1Proa : 'I so 'I'nl8 etoey, a Gay Vlenna , 8 30 F.d Waynne 9 Dance Hcur , 11.1 JJ.l!,u Columbo's Oren, 10 I~ Op'!' Tonlto, 10 SO Cab .Col· [ lowav 1 ot'ch , 10 t3 Beale .E:tre~L NJihls, u oti Jact Pettis Oreh 11 30 Seymour Simon 1 Dance Or WJZ--New York <349~-'l60l ~pm Ted :filatlu Ordi, 6- 30 Rey Per1kins, li 45 Lewell Tbomas , 8 Amo.s ''n' Andy, I ~fi Juat WilHe, 6 SO The St:dlJUns Boys 6 45 Bllly Jones and Ern!c Hare, 1 SO Little MU6teale 1. ~ SlBtera of the Skillet , e 30 ON:a. ~ Pet10nallt1e1 , 9 Male Ch01'Us I """------<!llltGUPI'll" ~ "' •.,.,~ . . . ~ ll!t """" pr; ~~·· ~ "~~""' 1\Q""T'f RadiO' 1 ~- ~·==:II' a! \110 ""' ... ,. M!I!I. jiolltl .. !'tim .. ~.... llllllltr ,.. PI~~~""' ,. I TUEI!DA'i, l(AY f · •::::' I ~AJ~~~l N ....,...., . ~ IIPt-11. IQf, $$L . . . . . . !I!J .-,. Qf . _ t IJ'II,• I • ~~La!!!*.!:.!!; • "TBT sleeping dogs lie!" So sl!id she dJ•· L rem tnde when fine we raised she sub- .leal rpeodon! Por Laddes bring you she protecriott you wanst ••• ._.a,. Luckies' famous ject of inhlliliJ. Bur 8odgu>g oo unportant laue is nor Lucky Salke'o policy! Do you inhole1 That ~oa is vinallylzn. ponanr •. • for ,.., ,..-. inbala-knowinsfyorunbowiagly. B-romoker breanhes in oome part of theomokehe or ohe draws our ofa dguetrel And the delicate membnaa of )'OW' em- demand n:lur your tiPIPoke he P"ft• duo-free of cenaia impurldel. 1'10 WOilGCr .LuC&J aJUWG fiiUa W _.. . . UIU parifyidg pmcea remmes certain impurinies ~ - .. • • 0 • c:oac:ealed Ia ""Uf tollta:o leaf. Ludties cr.. ated tUt pmc:o,., Oaly Lw:kieo ban it! So, whether you inhale know1ngly or uaka.owiasly, •alepard those delicate membraaeol -• - �..' I I I: I 'tUESDAY, MAY 2i , JN2 - ' ' ' at.u~ ~ ~ llf"· Jl""""' · 0( """"' Ol\1, ""'"'eli."~~;~ come !<> 11>1 Rojoor hoiPl~ll(jmd~' "' tar an ~-tlor. 1 U U Uro. Ilf.l)ljt Grllltth at 8711....... f ' 1>oo ep,.,rtd 'll>e hoJI!llal ,. ~IFJ:'l"'' Bldera, reoenUy paroled ~ 1111 t;~ent. ' !flllli ihJ M&IWI<ld i-el'!ll"'!O!J'J, !> ~- p. )f. Cr.r!F wa& fO!!JOVocl t I ------- '!.. • ' • \Oil> lh• ••l!!llf Jo.U tutt l"""' till' fllii!Pli&l 0o l),r ' ,, ·-· ~oin• at ~ ol ~vllljl otaleu "!>au· l!lo pr~q4e , ~~, . - ,o~owijjj t..t· , belonJlnJ ta j'l. 'fl. Blokttl' o1 seveJ'"l flO)• tp a traclured "'••f Je,. . of JWut.up. ./ I ~d ln Ill' Sldm ,.... ll'lf<>!«< frqpt til~ In- "-· E. carnahaJl of Racine, wa• •odiu\tqn Jbout fl!!P ~ 11110 and oclmlite4 tp ll!e boepi!4!rel~ to l1l!l bDIP• on Wll 0"'1'k· ' J. o. C!'ll ~ dilllilietd rrom the It. ·w t.lleVfld. that he. with .the aid llOBPI~l !¥.~Y and returned o1 a comJ)$nion whCISe identity b! 1}15 'llomp al 'jslad.en. "'. to not known • .sLole the sedan car ot · ~ ._ k\CkettM and alter a joyride, wreak· DIES IN NOaTHWf:ST ed lt 81den' :roo~ was cruahed In '' the acaid.ent. but he escap&d pntil l RelaUvezs ha.ve been noWled of Sherttr Swanson arreat.ed him Sa.t ·l t.he jie&t.h or :Mrs. AI~ lfolf;omb urday. . JJ;ayder. at her hom!:! 1n ~kanf', A parole O#(cer from the tnstitu- 1W~ .• Bupda)', 1&. She was the , tkm came here to Investigate Slciers' , d t:tesf. daUJJi~;E.r or Mr aq.d :Mrs. cue. He wtll proDallly be returned , B~.P.ll' Jfol~mb who rpqn~rl)' rete the reform J.natttutlon. If>ld,;:d on t..~e Portsmouth road. No llll Uplfl/!-tl> or her dea.th were reMARRIAGE LICENSE • \ celvfd. __ A license to wed was lsllued by 1 TP START W.Q&K. \ be probate court here Sat.urda.y wuuam Rifll.e , 21, farmer of Pt I ~ork on pq.vlng the !>tat.e hla:h· Pleasant and ~rena Hall, 23, otl way PJOject !tom Addison to the Ga.Utpolls. MelP. coUnty line wUI beain at , once, Lt was said. 'l'he Prownlt YOUTH'S FUNERAL JI£LD , Brcs contractGt'$ of Portamouth, have moved their ~ulpment to the The fWleral services for )essie .site ot the Improvement a~ pre~~ !Jenr.r. 11-yea.r old son of J . M i Hn:P,nary work 1~ ~H~y or HWlUnat.on. who Died IJ.st -Thum!ay, were ~tnducted at Swan 1 TO HOLD ftELO TJU4LS Cteek Sat.urdaf afternoon. H~ 1s 1 l'hll: Jacpon County Coon Huntaurv!ved by his parents a.nd a. sis- ers' AMociatlon wtll hold m_,ll' t.M, Mrs. Mamie Middleton of semi-annual fieJdtrialsat the 8oott Huntlqgton Aleshire farm Wl tne Oallipolie road lD Jackson coWtLy, Memorial DINNE& PARTY day The event will bea::ln at 1 Mrs. Harry SWisher entertained a 1o'~k in the alteJ;'Ocon, it waa renumber ot fJUellf.a Sunday, with a I ported. Coon hunten from Dt'llj:n~ birthday dln.ner. ThO!ijj preaen t, j boring counties have been uwlt~ were · Mr. and .Mrs lsa.tah Cough· !to attend the .fteld day. enour, Bryon Bup.ce $nd ra.muy, 1 -Mrs. Ted Rowh anct children, Mrli. l .,:t.RSONALS Ernest P'trst ot Bulaville Ml.ss Nan Pumphrey who btu~ been ·-here with her sU.tet•, M1 s Bush Fred E. Ratp~UfJl who Is suf!et'hli tor llevera! months, !ret 1m· Omeinwlth a n Infected toe, Is said to be I na tl Cc.r a shorL visi t and wiiJ then somewhat imprqved following tht• go 1.:: her bome a.t Flemingsburg ' amputation of the infected member Ky. RathQurn, tcrqu;rly ot Oa.llipol18, 1s • Mr and Mrs Tim Reeoe of Conow ruldlng In Bexley lumbus &pent the wetk ud m l.hc Albert Merrlme.n , Jr , will leave ccunty June' 2f tor n two months trip to • Miss Lecu.,a Met re and brothcn Paris and other Eurcpmm clUes. He j Earl 'fOil Ted vlsltt:f with rela t.ives wm spend mo&t ol h is ttm~:o abroad, 1at Bidwell Sunday . studying In and near p~ls, 11owcvcr Mr. and Mr.s. c. W. K~tic r ot · . 1 Charlfjton ~ame W:Opda;y Ior ~ )(bit with Mrs J L. McDan i~ I M!!ll Alma M:cCcrmick apd ~iss Vh ginh Ll' !Jrh acccmpanlsd Lteut Hcd!iescn en a tligbt t-:. Columbus THE DAILY ,TRIBUNE S umJ a~ . M:. tnd M1 s. Vlrsll Rayburn ot Huntlngl"tl were thll guest.! ot Mr. CLASSI'f lED slld Ml'f . W H. Rayburn Sunday. Mrs. W '.1:'. W1b:c::n a.ld aranuaou ADVERTISING Lawrencr cf Fort.smcuth ate t penjlna: thts wtek wlth M'r· and Mr.s. :C. T ION H. Wl18cn F" I to/ 01 01 TOOTS, ' FAME AND HE t90I:l¥ 6oES OI:THE 'l!lll'I.L "liVE Nllll';HE TI'I'LI!! WHoi.E 'l'Hitllr LIMOUSINES IN ~ 4AR,A,~,E, SERVANTS f(r 'ro\JR COMMAND, TltE W<:IILD 1i1' WJR FEET! ' WHAT 00'<0\1 IS~T 59PitiE WAS S~? ,.;-./ ALWA'Ili WISHED FOR<'\ TITLE, I .. w '""to ' ni ,, AND NOW SHE'S A DUCHESS AND DOESN'T KNOW!~ 'J1LLJE THE TOJI VR .. ' ;==========='"-1 ]he,/77Jffi Je;~· famous · flavor • A.nother "Big Six"? ·i ~fi~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~'~':n ' .. ... ~ Type lik" thia (12 pt.) lZc per line. Russ Westov~r ~ .,. ' Mr M."&. Wllllalll ' Ekeu of Oharlcstcn were Lh-;- tunda;y JUe'it8 of t:>c latter's s~ter Mxs. Jake ' : Me ore M~sef Zenln. Bhuw o.nd Ecino Mae Ocopcr , E:twin Cc : per, Mr. and Type like thi1 (10 pt.) lOc Mn;. Curtis fwaln and MeJ:irB. Earl per 1ine. 'fid and Edllar Null of Oharl;3tc n _ :__ _ _--::-:-c--::--::-:--;-;:-: , w. va., ~njcyed eunday at Ha.wK's 1 TYpe like this l1 pt l 01c per line Ncr;t. (5 n-vcrace v.·ord3 make 1 u.ne) Mr nml M1.s Frnnk L. E:~bley hn.d ns t,.1ll:,: A UC~ tR n cr t-h ~ wee)c: end a c nsecutt\'e lrulertloni for price of Mr. and Mrs Hr.\Vard. S ltley or ICc lumtu ~ and Mr. and. Mrs Fre d 1 i" H~chnlc.n · oi Zonentlle . John n.1d Irwm ~~~t cf Baal"l t 1 Fork. w va .. fip:m.t Sunda.y with ' I Lhd r mc. ther Mrs. e. J!:. Nlb<·rt. K<l adv-Jrtlsement wUI be taken Co1 I L D Frasheorn and children of li!M than a mlnlmum c:htlf8" or Proctm·vllle have retuqled home t wrnty-five centll for each ~neer· after vlaltlna: l'elt.ttvea &.t. Vlntan· tlon. J ce D4nner in' the postal service at Anderson. Ind , spent Sunday The ~>tt tnker wUI a lRc'lV llH'o\1->t von with telnth es here lf cltalred, 10 Lhat fhe t opy for or 11nd Mrs. tra J Kail and )'Onr nd 11 prepared ln such a ULtle daug):ltet, ~a.rl{. wefe guests manner Ra to brmR ~he ~tea teat I of or o 0 Ktnehn Bunda.y result!! to · ou I;., M EYans amt family vl.!llted iblt I rcl1tlves ~md t~·icndll in Huntington "'ltU! pUblll;hert! will be Te.~~~·ons I Sunday. · Oltl,Y for one incorrect lnl\ert\on Miss Lllliu.n Wa11ner and Mrs. or am• s.dvertisement.. Errors ln 1 Flotence waaner were the guestll of a.dvernaem~nts shoukJ be r;;:pott£d Mrl. Ethel BroWJJ anti Mlss Emma I 8 Com;ecutlve Insertions ror prlcc or I I - II ........ - -~ . . . ....... ..... j ~ ---~ ~·- ~ ·-· •II .- . . -'· " .. -· ., -. .. -·... ..... _ -·........ ·~- I' I ,I _.' -· ·-•• -... - ....... ..... ·~' y "' .. '., I -- MN'T IT THE TRUTH! l.AT~I'I- IAltleRe's lliE 'lEN 't)olt·A~S Ct1Ar-16e FROM 1l\E RENT l:XTRAVA6A N CE l SPENT IT home by Mrs. Kerr who hB.S ......,.J ~ad' been here ·the pa:tt week visltlnB :.,;:;..:;:;.~------ I MoNEy? ) FoR A CI6AR FOR EALE -9 rcom ll r:: usc , all mo- relatlve6 dt!rn ccmcnlencc:. 2 c .~tems, Corabell, youna dllughter of Mr. WD~n lr! !' . f l~ d Lhe best attes a.pd Mrs. rea.rl Elder i.s Improving on Lmcu h'\ H!ll s c.:: Mr s Kn tt:: L trpm an lllne~ with pnel).mOnia . Kl ~ J ·l9~ 8t Mr and 'Ml'S O!lcar Wood spent. trr~s I Sunqay wiUl Chllllcot he relativ-es. 1 FOR S AL E-F.~Bh H cl~t em ClCI'•, Capt!\ln Frank Wt•lght was a I l:L IJOC.d ell' A w He ndtlcla; bus iness visitor in Chu.I leston Mon5~24 · 3L day I Duh y, Rulland RO~i.d. _::;;:::~.::;:;,::::;:.:::;;;;;:;......,..;..;,;.,;,;. 1 S H Bin i an,d wile of Athens ~pen t Suqday with Ilia slst.el', Mrs H" IP W a nt edEd Mj!Cqrthlck , Mr and Mrs. 8oPet·t Henke visn~ SJ\U.:SMAN- i' t! ll'llO.ne m !Cllf~~!m· crt wit h Mr and ll(rs f Schoent.n.t.h !! fm old cstnbllshed manu· lcln at ~me r~y Sunday rac turct Bellin g nn.Uonally a d ~ Mr and M t'll d. M Crumley of vet ~lsn d line to bmunes.'l conccl'llS Lancaster we re the lrUI!Sts of :Mrs. un ly Full time not n~cesRnty 1J T Robinson ~unday MERUJ:IANTS 'J..NDUSTEttES, lnc l)oll!! :fae6'1:J Homerlck of Colupt· ::mot Home Ave., Dayton, Ohio 1 bu ~ is vlsltln!J Gama county rela• B -~4 ·3t tiV/38 1 Mf &lld Mn 0 JIL :Qeayer of Jth ¢i t ,f 4 G ¥® 21 yl J QrPWJl Pltf ~rt ~endiD• a f•w da¥s o• I' with 1p~lr da)llliter, '!Jifl. !hJil\Oild Cl'emea.ns Mr "nd Mu. Poe RobertrJ speot FOU RE. NT- ~od cl~ ll!X wom.1 SIJn!:lay }VIt_ h !4r. anrl 1\q:r&. tsa"'c hc.u~c :with iprdcn. aar~;J~ tr.~ I Sf4'~ta in M:~dlepoh . I By Arnot You Sf'EttOniRiFT: You'll 1\ lt To 'll-1 E PooR liouSE 'Wt~ YouR at ~lddleport Sunday. 'Merr111 "kel'r came down rrom Athena Sunj:Jay a.nd w~s accompa.n ~ F or Sa Ie, M.ta.c. ---·---- ORI'll! US ~~u·ds lmmedlately. -~~- I SPEr-IT IT FoR 11\i$ i'IAT ) ( ~5Jeree'LL IS A VEr<Y GooD I Hi'TIEIC., I 'R' f ALSO INTERNATIONAL LEAOUE TRAY.E Baltlmm e. 17, Newark, 9 Buffalo, 4; Toronto, 3. Rochester. 5: Montleal, 4 On ly games scheduled. J.,.. w IIMO.:.I . ~~-·"" - GAIIIES TODA1' enl- AMERICt\?i A.SSOCJAT10N Cclumbus at IndlanapaiLs ~I -.I 1 .., ]; • '1•! .-~ 1~ 6·21-at. ; ;a:!JDJA W~t-0111~....- ' \~ 'sktf!s : ill'~ I"Prj~llll ; Pl!Otl!l or W J IIc F.>,.lsior PI\. co, or J H. Koeh· »:r.• ...,..._....... ·~ . .,,hi• A agmzz.. p ;;:s ·J4otJ;.y"?3r ~~lutnb:a~ :t~ \)fl ~ At;ti) ' ~o ~JJV-i ~· NOTHER Cdristy Mathew· later be took his regular tflrn on win, he wu bu bhhng: over with the mound and turne4 In 21 vic- Joy becau~e in all those game& he not one teeny ~weeny twiDre aanl I n felt of patn. Ho.,. often lla\' O big tories, &Jainst 10 defeate. record was 25 victorias Gettlnr back to Manager Carey'• ltt.(Qe baaeball fans he~rd that 198013hiedefeat!!. And la!rt year he prediction regardm1 youna: · Fer..e~rtptlon applied to SODJ-,1!. young and 'pi~ber burntnr throu.h 1h1s first won 22 and lost 12 and had tll' rell: "He h one of the rreal.CJ(. ~on h\ tbl! bta show . :A.nd how distinction of pitching a no·hit game ~ainst the St. Louia Browne pitchers J have ever llt~en,'' a:aid Of1ien ftas the young phenom on Aprtl 29. the vcte1'8n leader o.fter the In· ~ed out to be just another Always a hard worker, Ferrell diane and l+,errell bad trimn:!!d his pttel.MrT · Well, too often to ia out tbls season to win at lealt Dodgm New Orleans. "11-e hu enumerate . games And alrendy he is w1dl the same stuff that made Matty ,. But uow eomea Manager C~y, so on the to that mark. To fur- W£<11 nigh lnvinctblt. And If he of . tho Rr60kl711 Dod,§et'!!_ w1th ther hilt chances the zs~yqa.r-old doee:n't have trouble with tllat ann th o Inion that "'Wei • 11·errell, • . l . ,P , , ,. ..~ u\.Jo .a • .:.• ..... tl>a f':I IIVA-- ·· .•1 RJe ort;,~·- n•••lr ~~on ~"'ill 9~y~nti0jl. · c.....,;t••:.~ H•'t• ' ' Thr~9 ~I'll' ""• f/i~<N ®GG~q lowlr9M gl • 1\'illHIIPii!P. •n•HIKr 1 HH·3t i ·\ ttu~ hlf-'!1~ P~ttl~ )~l'•f tl~lfll~ · '~"t .1 f~ 1 ' ~-"'"""'" ' ,> la;'-t._'ll" "' ~ f>IIIW T~~ ~; ~~l WA\:"IM\lfpN )'1~L'i qfFEIIJ.Ita A fp~5C 1il.'}ltl< ~IJ'tll~<~ QF ;11<£ PI'D~I-l ~1; GU<5T.; COO"Q fiCAijc!o. Co~C~I- Tholl' lMOT\ON. filE l'(f.W ~lOENT WAS -::;: ::=, -~~··: .".~, ...~ ~r MA..,"'ai'\Jn l\r::~ A1..10 NON row, WA5~tiHai~n.f• -,.- nno>l ~ the1 b~!9ft~ tu "hlm. 't ~hf h~n'll dj\bl-i fj''·~ u•t!'"'~ "' ,;,.,M.,,.~ •. i"' ·~ 1 1 1 1 • ,_,._I~ f<lQ. ~FUOlO TO~ COOI:liOE~. HIS FA~Wtll AOOR~ TO Tilt Nj~Olj ~ ~M~~~~E. FOil- 1'<'5 Cf'IICIW. IN A LA~T OFFICIAL OIN~ti!- , ital~ !rom llo~ "'W §\f.;i ~ - "it '" ,~kllj>j)Jln 1 n1 ~ • 1°! ' fir• !"r. • n'lh'• · ~rd. :! ~· Fr" """' "'~ ~''' 18 · tJ Q:f9fD e, n('Nort.ii ·~!,o· j hljle •le In tl;~lr own tl''ust, an(t J 1 ioW.J 'If .l!f d~!~ • · P s-~i:l!P •~E;(t,~!tj 1X' '"'"""'OJ! IP "' l Tc! edo ot Lou!svill~ . €) 1192. Jt)q. Fcalurt>s Syndteote, Inc., Crenl Br1111in Tllhll rracrvcd. ~lu:io<\- Fhc~o or write W:<<alobr tl!l!'~•l IJ~IIIk !~~ 1~!1111> llltlpl Qlt Oq, c r ,John ii K Ct.'tllelM Btihili wtth !vfr and t4fS."'hl.l'les I CALROD-the remark;bte bigb·speed .heating element in General Electric's beautiful new Hotpoint Electric Rangecooks meals with amazing speed ond great economy. Automatic timi~ond temper· afure cootrol eliminate guesswork-odd scientific aceuracy to your cooking skiU. Hotpoint's exclulive Thrift O>oktr pre• pares o luH meaJ-vegetalilee, meat. d~s­ acrt-witbout watching or waiting. There fll5T, -..--··-··M '" .• . >1RU~T y~O~ At!!! '1\jl ~M\51'1\CTIQij OF WOJIIL V<!L" wa, ' '· .' • 'i i ~-~i':l.n:Q; '\iai'i,;~.rulb' arulth!" •t Maiiewton." Abd Fer-- 0111j~. - . ... •t Milwaukee at St. Paul Kansas Cit y at ¥Jn1J1apol!s Ni\TION.t.L LEA.Gtra 1 GENEJlAL AMERICAN W:AGUE U,-EC"J''IU C Clc ve!Jl'nd at ChiC!IJO. Phllndelphla at New Yorlr: €t. Louts at t>::trolt ,_ ;~:=t~~. n~;~~::e ,;! ~~~r~~n.IJ ~~;~~~:~,~~~~~it~~~;l" J.9l~!r1~ 'I· f",~...~lT}};~!~r.~~~K' . .....u.,,... ~'f.~ 4 , 4~ ' ~,....,..,.,.. eral ttinee requested pcrmls!rlon to can LeQ'1le evfff proauceit. Ke Ia work when 1te Bhou.ld • have been one young pltc~f!!r who know• ~ow ""om to 4&te .....,. t.o lend resting Buffalo a.t Tol'qntp <two aamesl. and what to ptteh to ep.eb bitter 1 we t to 0:~1', ~at pranJe, • Rochester at Montt·$1 (two Last" yoar the youthful We11 ot· and be has • wol'ld of ~~tuft." 1 rn!l ~otna the Cleveland culonally was troubled with a game&) . High praile, but a.pparent.ly well In PJ ' in 1921', having matrlcu~ ~ RoMlnB' at J~raoy Cltv ann, hut thls seuon, After he deserved. lated t·from a eeJBl·pro team in tune {bJtflnc ~t ..:t ~ew1u~. · bad tcorsd bla fifth co~J~oeeutive ~IlL un. 1.\cf r.&tl&niil- "~M. ~q. J111 ·Do.,lu, )!au. Twa years \ . I' I ...... '"Plttsbmgh Bot OP.lclnnati. Ohlcago at St LouJs. New York at PhUadelphta HrcokiJn at 8(1'.lton. I' "' {.!if~ (4~1· ! · -· • ••• ~ ' •' ' I • . ..!. ' is no mingling of fta~·ors-and the current is on only one-eighth of the cooking timel Hotpoint's big insulated oven c;:ooks meats in their own delicious juices. All the ft,vor "'!d 'lutritious food elements are 114ltd 1~-npl ~ried out or carried off. No oelll'il!t l>ll'lli!l• or watebing is required. Se~ ibis ranlle too!ay in our display rqoms. l!~r ij on til!eral bu4get ter"'sand epjpy 'tjle !hriU of scientific cooki"" �..' I I I: I 'tUESDAY, MAY 2i , JN2 - ' ' ' at.u~ ~ ~ llf"· Jl""""' · 0( """"' Ol\1, ""'"'eli."~~;~ come !<> 11>1 Rojoor hoiPl~ll(jmd~' "' tar an ~-tlor. 1 U U Uro. Ilf.l)ljt Grllltth at 8711....... f ' 1>oo ep,.,rtd 'll>e hoJI!llal ,. ~IFJ:'l"'' Bldera, reoenUy paroled ~ 1111 t;~ent. ' !flllli ihJ M&IWI<ld i-el'!ll"'!O!J'J, !> ~- p. )f. Cr.r!F wa& fO!!JOVocl t I ------- '!.. • ' • \Oil> lh• ••l!!llf Jo.U tutt l"""' till' fllii!Pli&l 0o l),r ' ,, ·-· ~oin• at ~ ol ~vllljl otaleu "!>au· l!lo pr~q4e , ~~, . - ,o~owijjj t..t· , belonJlnJ ta j'l. 'fl. Blokttl' o1 seveJ'"l flO)• tp a traclured "'••f Je,. . of JWut.up. ./ I ~d ln Ill' Sldm ,.... ll'lf<>!«< frqpt til~ In- "-· E. carnahaJl of Racine, wa• •odiu\tqn Jbout fl!!P ~ 11110 and oclmlite4 tp ll!e boepi!4!rel~ to l1l!l bDIP• on Wll 0"'1'k· ' J. o. C!'ll ~ dilllilietd rrom the It. ·w t.lleVfld. that he. with .the aid llOBPI~l !¥.~Y and returned o1 a comJ)$nion whCISe identity b! 1}15 'llomp al 'jslad.en. "'. to not known • .sLole the sedan car ot · ~ ._ k\CkettM and alter a joyride, wreak· DIES IN NOaTHWf:ST ed lt 81den' :roo~ was cruahed In '' the acaid.ent. but he escap&d pntil l RelaUvezs ha.ve been noWled of Sherttr Swanson arreat.ed him Sa.t ·l t.he jie&t.h or :Mrs. AI~ lfolf;omb urday. . JJ;ayder. at her hom!:! 1n ~kanf', A parole O#(cer from the tnstitu- 1W~ .• Bupda)', 1&. She was the , tkm came here to Investigate Slciers' , d t:tesf. daUJJi~;E.r or Mr aq.d :Mrs. cue. He wtll proDallly be returned , B~.P.ll' Jfol~mb who rpqn~rl)' rete the reform J.natttutlon. If>ld,;:d on t..~e Portsmouth road. No llll Uplfl/!-tl> or her dea.th were reMARRIAGE LICENSE • \ celvfd. __ A license to wed was lsllued by 1 TP START W.Q&K. \ be probate court here Sat.urda.y wuuam Rifll.e , 21, farmer of Pt I ~ork on pq.vlng the !>tat.e hla:h· Pleasant and ~rena Hall, 23, otl way PJOject !tom Addison to the Ga.Utpolls. MelP. coUnty line wUI beain at , once, Lt was said. 'l'he Prownlt YOUTH'S FUNERAL JI£LD , Brcs contractGt'$ of Portamouth, have moved their ~ulpment to the The fWleral services for )essie .site ot the Improvement a~ pre~~ !Jenr.r. 11-yea.r old son of J . M i Hn:P,nary work 1~ ~H~y or HWlUnat.on. who Died IJ.st -Thum!ay, were ~tnducted at Swan 1 TO HOLD ftELO TJU4LS Cteek Sat.urdaf afternoon. H~ 1s 1 l'hll: Jacpon County Coon Huntaurv!ved by his parents a.nd a. sis- ers' AMociatlon wtll hold m_,ll' t.M, Mrs. Mamie Middleton of semi-annual fieJdtrialsat the 8oott Huntlqgton Aleshire farm Wl tne Oallipolie road lD Jackson coWtLy, Memorial DINNE& PARTY day The event will bea::ln at 1 Mrs. Harry SWisher entertained a 1o'~k in the alteJ;'Ocon, it waa renumber ot fJUellf.a Sunday, with a I ported. Coon hunten from Dt'llj:n~ birthday dln.ner. ThO!ijj preaen t, j boring counties have been uwlt~ were · Mr. and .Mrs lsa.tah Cough· !to attend the .fteld day. enour, Bryon Bup.ce $nd ra.muy, 1 -Mrs. Ted Rowh anct children, Mrli. l .,:t.RSONALS Ernest P'trst ot Bulaville Ml.ss Nan Pumphrey who btu~ been ·-here with her sU.tet•, M1 s Bush Fred E. Ratp~UfJl who Is suf!et'hli tor llevera! months, !ret 1m· Omeinwlth a n Infected toe, Is said to be I na tl Cc.r a shorL visi t and wiiJ then somewhat imprqved following tht• go 1.:: her bome a.t Flemingsburg ' amputation of the infected member Ky. RathQurn, tcrqu;rly ot Oa.llipol18, 1s • Mr and Mrs Tim Reeoe of Conow ruldlng In Bexley lumbus &pent the wetk ud m l.hc Albert Merrlme.n , Jr , will leave ccunty June' 2f tor n two months trip to • Miss Lecu.,a Met re and brothcn Paris and other Eurcpmm clUes. He j Earl 'fOil Ted vlsltt:f with rela t.ives wm spend mo&t ol h is ttm~:o abroad, 1at Bidwell Sunday . studying In and near p~ls, 11owcvcr Mr. and Mr.s. c. W. K~tic r ot · . 1 Charlfjton ~ame W:Opda;y Ior ~ )(bit with Mrs J L. McDan i~ I M!!ll Alma M:cCcrmick apd ~iss Vh ginh Ll' !Jrh acccmpanlsd Lteut Hcd!iescn en a tligbt t-:. Columbus THE DAILY ,TRIBUNE S umJ a~ . M:. tnd M1 s. Vlrsll Rayburn ot Huntlngl"tl were thll guest.! ot Mr. CLASSI'f lED slld Ml'f . W H. Rayburn Sunday. Mrs. W '.1:'. W1b:c::n a.ld aranuaou ADVERTISING Lawrencr cf Fort.smcuth ate t penjlna: thts wtek wlth M'r· and Mr.s. :C. T ION H. Wl18cn F" I to/ 01 01 TOOTS, ' FAME AND HE t90I:l¥ 6oES OI:THE 'l!lll'I.L "liVE Nllll';HE TI'I'LI!! WHoi.E 'l'Hitllr LIMOUSINES IN ~ 4AR,A,~,E, SERVANTS f(r 'ro\JR COMMAND, TltE W<:IILD 1i1' WJR FEET! ' WHAT 00'<0\1 IS~T 59PitiE WAS S~? ,.;-./ ALWA'Ili WISHED FOR<'\ TITLE, I .. w '""to ' ni ,, AND NOW SHE'S A DUCHESS AND DOESN'T KNOW!~ 'J1LLJE THE TOJI VR .. ' ;==========='"-1 ]he,/77Jffi Je;~· famous · flavor • A.nother "Big Six"? ·i ~fi~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~'~':n ' .. ... ~ Type lik" thia (12 pt.) lZc per line. Russ Westov~r ~ .,. ' Mr M."&. Wllllalll ' Ekeu of Oharlcstcn were Lh-;- tunda;y JUe'it8 of t:>c latter's s~ter Mxs. Jake ' : Me ore M~sef Zenln. Bhuw o.nd Ecino Mae Ocopcr , E:twin Cc : per, Mr. and Type like thi1 (10 pt.) lOc Mn;. Curtis fwaln and MeJ:irB. Earl per 1ine. 'fid and Edllar Null of Oharl;3tc n _ :__ _ _--::-:-c--::--::-:--;-;:-: , w. va., ~njcyed eunday at Ha.wK's 1 TYpe like this l1 pt l 01c per line Ncr;t. (5 n-vcrace v.·ord3 make 1 u.ne) Mr nml M1.s Frnnk L. E:~bley hn.d ns t,.1ll:,: A UC~ tR n cr t-h ~ wee)c: end a c nsecutt\'e lrulertloni for price of Mr. and Mrs Hr.\Vard. S ltley or ICc lumtu ~ and Mr. and. Mrs Fre d 1 i" H~chnlc.n · oi Zonentlle . John n.1d Irwm ~~~t cf Baal"l t 1 Fork. w va .. fip:m.t Sunda.y with ' I Lhd r mc. ther Mrs. e. J!:. Nlb<·rt. K<l adv-Jrtlsement wUI be taken Co1 I L D Frasheorn and children of li!M than a mlnlmum c:htlf8" or Proctm·vllle have retuqled home t wrnty-five centll for each ~neer· after vlaltlna: l'elt.ttvea &.t. Vlntan· tlon. J ce D4nner in' the postal service at Anderson. Ind , spent Sunday The ~>tt tnker wUI a lRc'lV llH'o\1->t von with telnth es here lf cltalred, 10 Lhat fhe t opy for or 11nd Mrs. tra J Kail and )'Onr nd 11 prepared ln such a ULtle daug):ltet, ~a.rl{. wefe guests manner Ra to brmR ~he ~tea teat I of or o 0 Ktnehn Bunda.y result!! to · ou I;., M EYans amt family vl.!llted iblt I rcl1tlves ~md t~·icndll in Huntington "'ltU! pUblll;hert! will be Te.~~~·ons I Sunday. · Oltl,Y for one incorrect lnl\ert\on Miss Lllliu.n Wa11ner and Mrs. or am• s.dvertisement.. Errors ln 1 Flotence waaner were the guestll of a.dvernaem~nts shoukJ be r;;:pott£d Mrl. Ethel BroWJJ anti Mlss Emma I 8 Com;ecutlve Insertions ror prlcc or I I - II ........ - -~ . . . ....... ..... j ~ ---~ ~·- ~ ·-· •II .- . . -'· " .. -· ., -. .. -·... ..... _ -·........ ·~- I' I ,I _.' -· ·-•• -... - ....... ..... ·~' y "' .. '., I -- MN'T IT THE TRUTH! l.AT~I'I- IAltleRe's lliE 'lEN 't)olt·A~S Ct1Ar-16e FROM 1l\E RENT l:XTRAVA6A N CE l SPENT IT home by Mrs. Kerr who hB.S ......,.J ~ad' been here ·the pa:tt week visltlnB :.,;:;..:;:;.~------ I MoNEy? ) FoR A CI6AR FOR EALE -9 rcom ll r:: usc , all mo- relatlve6 dt!rn ccmcnlencc:. 2 c .~tems, Corabell, youna dllughter of Mr. WD~n lr! !' . f l~ d Lhe best attes a.pd Mrs. rea.rl Elder i.s Improving on Lmcu h'\ H!ll s c.:: Mr s Kn tt:: L trpm an lllne~ with pnel).mOnia . Kl ~ J ·l9~ 8t Mr and 'Ml'S O!lcar Wood spent. trr~s I Sunqay wiUl Chllllcot he relativ-es. 1 FOR S AL E-F.~Bh H cl~t em ClCI'•, Capt!\ln Frank Wt•lght was a I l:L IJOC.d ell' A w He ndtlcla; bus iness visitor in Chu.I leston Mon5~24 · 3L day I Duh y, Rulland RO~i.d. _::;;:::~.::;:;,::::;:.:::;;;;;:;......,..;..;,;.,;,;. 1 S H Bin i an,d wile of Athens ~pen t Suqday with Ilia slst.el', Mrs H" IP W a nt edEd Mj!Cqrthlck , Mr and Mrs. 8oPet·t Henke visn~ SJ\U.:SMAN- i' t! ll'llO.ne m !Cllf~~!m· crt wit h Mr and ll(rs f Schoent.n.t.h !! fm old cstnbllshed manu· lcln at ~me r~y Sunday rac turct Bellin g nn.Uonally a d ~ Mr and M t'll d. M Crumley of vet ~lsn d line to bmunes.'l conccl'llS Lancaster we re the lrUI!Sts of :Mrs. un ly Full time not n~cesRnty 1J T Robinson ~unday MERUJ:IANTS 'J..NDUSTEttES, lnc l)oll!! :fae6'1:J Homerlck of Colupt· ::mot Home Ave., Dayton, Ohio 1 bu ~ is vlsltln!J Gama county rela• B -~4 ·3t tiV/38 1 Mf &lld Mn 0 JIL :Qeayer of Jth ¢i t ,f 4 G ¥® 21 yl J QrPWJl Pltf ~rt ~endiD• a f•w da¥s o• I' with 1p~lr da)llliter, '!Jifl. !hJil\Oild Cl'emea.ns Mr "nd Mu. Poe RobertrJ speot FOU RE. NT- ~od cl~ ll!X wom.1 SIJn!:lay }VIt_ h !4r. anrl 1\q:r&. tsa"'c hc.u~c :with iprdcn. aar~;J~ tr.~ I Sf4'~ta in M:~dlepoh . I By Arnot You Sf'EttOniRiFT: You'll 1\ lt To 'll-1 E PooR liouSE 'Wt~ YouR at ~lddleport Sunday. 'Merr111 "kel'r came down rrom Athena Sunj:Jay a.nd w~s accompa.n ~ F or Sa Ie, M.ta.c. ---·---- ORI'll! US ~~u·ds lmmedlately. -~~- I SPEr-IT IT FoR 11\i$ i'IAT ) ( ~5Jeree'LL IS A VEr<Y GooD I Hi'TIEIC., I 'R' f ALSO INTERNATIONAL LEAOUE TRAY.E Baltlmm e. 17, Newark, 9 Buffalo, 4; Toronto, 3. Rochester. 5: Montleal, 4 On ly games scheduled. J.,.. w IIMO.:.I . ~~-·"" - GAIIIES TODA1' enl- AMERICt\?i A.SSOCJAT10N Cclumbus at IndlanapaiLs ~I -.I 1 .., ]; • '1•! .-~ 1~ 6·21-at. ; ;a:!JDJA W~t-0111~....- ' \~ 'sktf!s : ill'~ I"Prj~llll ; Pl!Otl!l or W J IIc F.>,.lsior PI\. co, or J H. Koeh· »:r.• ...,..._....... ·~ . .,,hi• A agmzz.. p ;;:s ·J4otJ;.y"?3r ~~lutnb:a~ :t~ \)fl ~ At;ti) ' ~o ~JJV-i ~· NOTHER Cdristy Mathew· later be took his regular tflrn on win, he wu bu bhhng: over with the mound and turne4 In 21 vic- Joy becau~e in all those game& he not one teeny ~weeny twiDre aanl I n felt of patn. Ho.,. often lla\' O big tories, &Jainst 10 defeate. record was 25 victorias Gettlnr back to Manager Carey'• ltt.(Qe baaeball fans he~rd that 198013hiedefeat!!. And la!rt year he prediction regardm1 youna: · Fer..e~rtptlon applied to SODJ-,1!. young and 'pi~ber burntnr throu.h 1h1s first won 22 and lost 12 and had tll' rell: "He h one of the rreal.CJ(. ~on h\ tbl! bta show . :A.nd how distinction of pitching a no·hit game ~ainst the St. Louia Browne pitchers J have ever llt~en,'' a:aid Of1ien ftas the young phenom on Aprtl 29. the vcte1'8n leader o.fter the In· ~ed out to be just another Always a hard worker, Ferrell diane and l+,errell bad trimn:!!d his pttel.MrT · Well, too often to ia out tbls season to win at lealt Dodgm New Orleans. "11-e hu enumerate . games And alrendy he is w1dl the same stuff that made Matty ,. But uow eomea Manager C~y, so on the to that mark. To fur- W£<11 nigh lnvinctblt. And If he of . tho Rr60kl711 Dod,§et'!!_ w1th ther hilt chances the zs~yqa.r-old doee:n't have trouble with tllat ann th o Inion that "'Wei • 11·errell, • . l . ,P , , ,. ..~ u\.Jo .a • .:.• ..... tl>a f':I IIVA-- ·· .•1 RJe ort;,~·- n•••lr ~~on ~"'ill 9~y~nti0jl. · c.....,;t••:.~ H•'t• ' ' Thr~9 ~I'll' ""• f/i~<N ®GG~q lowlr9M gl • 1\'illHIIPii!P. •n•HIKr 1 HH·3t i ·\ ttu~ hlf-'!1~ P~ttl~ )~l'•f tl~lfll~ · '~"t .1 f~ 1 ' ~-"'"""'" ' ,> la;'-t._'ll" "' ~ f>IIIW T~~ ~; ~~l WA\:"IM\lfpN )'1~L'i qfFEIIJ.Ita A fp~5C 1il.'}ltl< ~IJ'tll~<~ QF ;11<£ PI'D~I-l ~1; GU<5T.; COO"Q fiCAijc!o. Co~C~I- Tholl' lMOT\ON. filE l'(f.W ~lOENT WAS -::;: ::=, -~~··: .".~, ...~ ~r MA..,"'ai'\Jn l\r::~ A1..10 NON row, WA5~tiHai~n.f• -,.- nno>l ~ the1 b~!9ft~ tu "hlm. 't ~hf h~n'll dj\bl-i fj''·~ u•t!'"'~ "' ,;,.,M.,,.~ •. i"' ·~ 1 1 1 1 • ,_,._I~ f<lQ. ~FUOlO TO~ COOI:liOE~. HIS FA~Wtll AOOR~ TO Tilt Nj~Olj ~ ~M~~~~E. FOil- 1'<'5 Cf'IICIW. 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'1\jl ~M\51'1\CTIQij OF WOJIIL V<!L" wa, ' '· .' • 'i i ~-~i':l.n:Q; '\iai'i,;~.rulb' arulth!" •t Maiiewton." Abd Fer-- 0111j~. - . ... •t Milwaukee at St. Paul Kansas Cit y at ¥Jn1J1apol!s Ni\TION.t.L LEA.Gtra 1 GENEJlAL AMERICAN W:AGUE U,-EC"J''IU C Clc ve!Jl'nd at ChiC!IJO. Phllndelphla at New Yorlr: €t. Louts at t>::trolt ,_ ;~:=t~~. n~;~~::e ,;! ~~~r~~n.IJ ~~;~~~:~,~~~~~it~~~;l" J.9l~!r1~ 'I· f",~...~lT}};~!~r.~~~K' . .....u.,,... ~'f.~ 4 , 4~ ' ~,....,..,.,.. eral ttinee requested pcrmls!rlon to can LeQ'1le evfff proauceit. Ke Ia work when 1te Bhou.ld • have been one young pltc~f!!r who know• ~ow ""om to 4&te .....,. t.o lend resting Buffalo a.t Tol'qntp <two aamesl. and what to ptteh to ep.eb bitter 1 we t to 0:~1', ~at pranJe, • Rochester at Montt·$1 (two Last" yoar the youthful We11 ot· and be has • wol'ld of ~~tuft." 1 rn!l ~otna the Cleveland culonally was troubled with a game&) . High praile, but a.pparent.ly well In PJ ' in 1921', having matrlcu~ ~ RoMlnB' at J~raoy Cltv ann, hut thls seuon, After he deserved. lated t·from a eeJBl·pro team in tune {bJtflnc ~t ..:t ~ew1u~. · bad tcorsd bla fifth co~J~oeeutive ~IlL un. 1.\cf r.&tl&niil- "~M. ~q. J111 ·Do.,lu, )!au. Twa years \ . I' I ...... '"Plttsbmgh Bot OP.lclnnati. Ohlcago at St LouJs. New York at PhUadelphta HrcokiJn at 8(1'.lton. I' "' {.!if~ (4~1· ! · -· • ••• ~ ' •' ' I • . ..!. ' is no mingling of fta~·ors-and the current is on only one-eighth of the cooking timel Hotpoint's big insulated oven c;:ooks meats in their own delicious juices. All the ft,vor "'!d 'lutritious food elements are 114ltd 1~-npl ~ried out or carried off. No oelll'il!t l>ll'lli!l• or watebing is required. Se~ ibis ranlle too!ay in our display rqoms. l!~r ij on til!eral bu4get ter"'sand epjpy 'tjle !hriU of scientific cooki"" �I SHERIFF TR~CY C J WARNER DIES IN REYNOLDSBURG FUNERAL IN ATHENS I JANal H OH 10 ITAti, UilUII "''-' • MtGM ST ••o , tSTH A¥1 jll "Lady Lindy,, Before Beginning Memorable Flight Curtis DO YOU PlU C~RDS1 Dl .HANDWRITING r COLUIIBYS 0 TOESDAY MAY IM,Itm HECEIVE~ C0PY I ' REQUEST SENT READERS NOTICE - lt you want the News Offtce ot The Dally Tribune call 236 L 1t the Buslne10 Offtce ask tor 202 R W£A.THER FORECAST- MiliTARY LAW BY CAR.Rf&R Ui C1i:NTS By mall r-.r-Jf. • ml PH~CTICAllY INj t veryhody Weleofnt! :J5c REFRESHMENTS Affected By M1ne Strike, Troo.,. Rushed To Nel•onvdle TO PROTECT MEN Who Want To Work Under 10 Po1nt Program Of Governor ' 5 R j I 5 3 5 4 •4 • 3D BIRTHDAY PARTY A n mber of trlen«s &aLhered at the 'borne or Mr and Mrs WIIIJam Ounf on West Main St Sunday eventn1 to honor the 18th birthday of their daughter Badle Lucille The eventna: was sames At a late menl.ll were served s~t In playing hour erre'\l} BRm~'il0sTESS Ml!l.!l Genevieve Wetzel l.nl1ed the members of her brld::te club Y.ith a dinner :~.t the Merry POPPY SALE Maty Tea Room MondRy evening May 28, Netlonal Poppy day wm Lal.r>t In the eventnr the cl b be bbserved by the I.c.e:es ot thA members w~nt to the ho ne or Ml :;s PQmeroy American Leg m AuxJI Wetzel m East Main st1eet and tary Who wiU have poppies on sale played Cal ds Mrs Oe nld Rice re on the atreet'l !.he latter part of thl<J c lved h gh score ~k These popp1es a1e made b~ WlprovJd6d veura s as a source income tor d llnbtea veternnfi ,vernment ho pltals Bay Soy Beans That Grows AT THE DOMINO SERVICE STORE IN POMEROY Black W•laona-Manchu S and Wh1ppoor wtll Cow Peaa Term German M1llet at $1 70 Bu Fodder Cam at $1 40 Bu Sudan Grau at $1 65 Bu OUR SEEDS ARE HOME GROWN l:rae LIDie and double up your crop--It' a t~:'tl:i~IY 30c fo1 50 lb sack at OSCAR MYERS FEED STORE 0 0 I I I 0 0 • Summer Salts Choose one or these Ught weigh.t. 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