http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/dd8ad7e3e51ca9604078af65144baa3f.pdf edae733902435b55135b84002f0d2271 PDF Text Text •• ' • • • ', •• l ~ ..... • I IJDO fELlOWS IN • WIN OVER 8, &8. wE L r. s RITES HELD I TODAY; YOUNG MAN I 01£0 AT HOSPITAL I ... •....;I ' After OperaJton • ~~.:;' :F".:'' ';::.,~e ,:'::;:~f';,~~ 1 CODvq&escutg Willi RR ft<Ot and dau I Rht..tr ct PlttlbW"Jh spent the week __ Mr and MJ'& I' . 1 I spent Wednesday In Co!..tmbus Master Ted Reed sun or Mr and Mrs Theod01 e Reed '\ no has been Ill wiLh the musltl~ lor the past few week:! is reported to be much improved Denver and Will LowetV of. Plt.l.sburg and Mr and Mrs 1 r..m Lowery or Bucyrus, who were visiting friends and relatives here over the we~k end have returned to their homes Mrs John Schmitt 01 Columbus, who has been VISiting her sister, Mrs Norma Ooodwlu, returned Wedne~ay She was uccompanlet.l by hcJ mphews Tracey and David Goodwin and her niece Mar) Ot>odwm who ""ill remai n for a QUJI..e • Hoover "• ' --- Jng l!om Dayton wht:re they ~pent tile v.eek end with 1 eiatlve 11 Mr and Mrs Harry Dye left Wedn esday morning for (Jordon, W Va where the latter wtU .Sj)Cnd !.he w~;ek there with her husband Mr anrl Mrs c A LonR of SprlnKflf'ld, who spent the \\eek end with relatives here returned home Monday Mrs Leonard Hamm IUld two babies accom,pa.nl&a them home 7JUII Lower 'Thomu Fork "" ~lrloe Moore ,, auffertna wtlh f I the same Mr and Mrs Chas Hysell !3 UT scient1kc41iy correct In every ( 1 detotl of construct• on, these new shoes ore sweepmg the country in populonty-replocmg the 1 poorly styled, awkword lookmg correcttve shoes It's a new d4y ond these ore the new shoes thot :·come wtth the d•wn." . Si·l~n:tiffick Shoes Avooloble In All Sozes ,., VOL. VI N0.'2Q!l JP ITI MEWS WIRE OF 6@t 8o~ fun out oflile 1 11 We Invite service work on aU makes of can, ud guarantee your complete oatlsfactlon" , FRANKJitiAUL , • DEALER H!U1Y Schwab, Serv~ Mer. POMEROY, OHIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1932 IT'll iN THI!: DAILY 1'klUUNI: Plea to Hoover Frees Dad Heads New Party J INTtRMfDI~ HIt t THl ~TORI[~ TO I jNfW fORK JUR¥ I Atm To Estabhab Wter Credit ConditioDa T. A!.d Situation - today had turned thumbo down on Contains More Arioto' Spitale, Underworld Con• further expenditure of state mouey crata Than C:e d tact Man, Bitz Ancl to help 'bonus armies get to U d K :rve wa•nin1t.an n er a11er Roaner Appear Leaders of a new bonm; brlrad e TO PAY ATTENTION Qrgantzed at Cleveland were loid JN 41 PALMY DAYS" DEBT INCREASED LINDBERGH CASE 'by the Governor that he wtll not ! "be a. party to the encouragement A , farticularly To "Small" 01 initiation or funher such I War a Beginning Only 1 Half Billion In Month; I Actton By Grand Jqey 1 Busineu .Man And N•lion Owea More J marches · Th T. I d M' · Ia Delayed Until Alt.hougb he permitted the wre of ree tl e tntll· 1 HomeOwner Than 19 Billion• Ohio National guard troops lllSt er- Were Serving Later Date week tor ttansportinl sections ol __ 1 Washln,ton, June l.-IN~Unc1e Cleveland June 2- 1Na-8purred the ore1on army th 10;h Ohio to With • plat1orm Gf ~ pnrn~- m borrowtd ""1\98 328000 th ... ' l>to actitn w>t.h a demand for West 'Vir&ulia B y EDWARD L PEUSS mental a lowor ..-~ .-u --• re ..... - aI 0 f N '' ... no add anal help 1 INS •t • C d flrst eleven month• of the 1932 fiscal ~.:ouraie raLher than apa.th.y Wld 2n be expected because more bo-~ "' a,. CJTe.!IP~:l ent the problbltiOD Ja..,., tbe "People'• Jnt!'mit'dlaries In Ute Baby Lind· v(.ar lncrea~illl the public de.b' mdUferem:e toward blllinea can- nua marchers would have no beneE erlln Jm•e 2--IN!-G "'ttln 1:. .;. Tu:ket.''a new third PM"tt.bu ~erne 1 re rg kJdnapJ na: told th~ir stone£ t2.2H,OOO,OOO t.o ._ total of t19,03B,-I .dltic.n& a teueral aserve bauk ftci.Rl effect •pon ~our cause but re\' catl~ • wntatnmg m'"'r e sr!& hlto beiat With -~ W, O'Bneo 1 tcda v to tile Bronx ~d jury ln916,000 the f.reasury announctd tocommittee or the fourth dlttri~t t.o- '&qler serve to qlsc!edit it, Lhe lcuuttc namec; than ~m wh'"n (abort), 1l'ell-lltowt~adeapermu- H.bl lJ!attnr th• payment c;I ~.000 d•• da} prepared for a rrlenUess war oovernor told c B Cowan o! ruved und!'r fermer Kai.ser WJJ. lalli.WJet, makl- bi1 political de- 1 1 ron.... cm by Dr John P Condon ~ lbe debt was Increased ..."'",000,-1 on h oar ded a.n o a1ac ker ~"-uvua~o. Cleyeland, leader of the Cleveland 11E1m 11 wa~ c•mp 1ete:! b\ Cha 1c~ 1- but M eudidate for Governor ot ~ Aiming ils a:una to"'ard the es·' •anny let Frant \len Pap"n today llllnoia. O'BrJeD will o 1 : former 1 Jaf~lr 1 ooo In a month and on May 31 wa• ' ·n S-•tl ubi I .... -· n, .J.' [ tabl,shment of easter credtt oond1The request from federal onlclals The mlntstry which ph"'"d m em Go••-or ... -..c • Fh~t to teat.tfy wa.-s Salvator-e Spl; 1Jo2.809,000 uuy hlghtll' than on the tlons, thP. committee Of l5 Indus- pointed out that the eapt•-t ha• a t et ~ d r.ld JUnkers ram•J!ns l'nd and Ju.dp Bent',. ~,tur,Democrat. l::l.le !!e lect ~d by Col Charles Lind .. same date !&!It year A week befor~ 1r1a 1 and ft nanc 1a 1 1eeders will lalJe number of unemployed w " th with 111• -d l:lnd-( wners onCf' aga n at th r • e Unired States entered the tackle business problems 1n Ohio 1ttendant relief problems and tha' hlim rf llu Rl!h h sh p c r '"1c I be1 gh t ~cau.se cr underworld conlhe public debt wns f'enmylvania West Vir1inla and bonUB marchers In emba • Clln not help but pl~·e th ~xu t1 I .:" tncts that ~wever. led nowhere. Kentucky as a pa.rt 01 a national numbers are already in th:ts::';~ f!mper~r in hl o; f'x:ile c9'J tie aL ~.pt' alt s henchman. J,vlng Blt:l, wl)ile the 31, llitla c.ampaill:n of the federal reserve Lerrer numbers the Oovemol Doom Htllflt'CI ft rent :~ Ins mllll I rue wa1 a wlbl.Ms Another system i:iald , would be coru;tructed as Bll names which Wilhelm :o: u1 oote-i The third wltnesP was b•Jteved Plate June 111 There wm be a ~..-' fhe oomlhlttee headed by s,.. B attempt a' lntlnudatlon somE time &f1: B!ii those who sttould l r C .-. mere Important lh was MmX:Ill turit.y of $324 518 1100 tn 2 3-4 ~ Williams Of tht Hayden Mlllel & rn addition to the Cleveland ce entruat~d with• the ta k of gov ~ ' n aptur•n• Eatortionllb RD!ner who, It has been revealed;' cent certl.ftcatA:!s and a new Issue The Fqpn cblldNa, lreoe, 11 ; Bernice, !4, and Clilfb~ u, lO, thml Company, Cleveland, was announc· army, another one rrom OhiO Ct l 1 l.l"' O r>"many Who ThreateDMI to Kid ~ wa..s pennlttet! tc mBke ... a ropy of a sublltaat!P.JI~ larger amount Prea1dentHoover 1sthe,reateatmanintheworld. T~elrfather,Chtlrle ed after Eugene Meyen, head ... of and lndiana cities was to BLrlve The cabJnrt personnel ta a~ fol H" Cb'ld the ?t"i8inal ra~m not tc use in 1 ren The deficit May 31 was S2 Mt,- R. Fequ., of Detroit, wu held in jail there pendl~ trial on u Federa l the re£etve system pleaded tor con hare today to make an appeal to Iowa nap • hlt ~ n~ottatlons 950000 aa comparM with. tl.OM,- eharp. ot tranaportllll • atolen automobUe from Miaaoun to his home Odence at. a meeting of 35 business the Governor tor tramportatl to Chancelln~ Lleut Cd Frunv. Vnn -D te-ct!~e Charles Whlterhalter, 910000 a.t the end or May 1931 Ex- city. The 70U~ made tbelo~ tnp from Detroit to Wr..ahmlrf,on b} leaders of the fourth ' dlstrtct East Liverpool The Clevela~~ers Par.en ChiCifCJ. June 2---INS--P.J ar the Westchester station al~ pendltures for the eleven month~ ilua to He the PI'Uid11nt and. u a result. Feagan w.. released on Distrtcl A state of ,:eneral helplesaneaa Js wanted transportation to PennsylMinil'iter d Pm-elgn Af!alr~-B:n pr( mptly notify in~ p'Jlk!} Cha1tes I tes~trled U te tak b thf4' 0 ac ou w111 wet't S4 41i5.219 000, an Increase Attorn~l Fredetlek'a JMIUonal bo~__pendinc lnveatlptto~ of the charge nat conductive to improvemmt," vania. via Younenown f'Jl C<no;tanin Vcn Neuralh p 0 llh j en Y 1 la &726,000,(100 and receipts $1,1'10~,- rJaeeltllclleaan.howaleavillcthtWluteHouuatteraeemcthePre•ident he said "The ~uundatlon o! tbe Mlnitter of Ptnar.oe-Connt s.-:1) rey wea Y Jel cs t: eal 1~rand jury as yet but tt wlll t :! 000, lou af Slfl.l 000 000 - -- _____..____ _ _ _ United Statea ifi substiUltlal enough W"rin·Krostak er tcday bro~ht about the ar held ready t~ rec:.onvcne wi'M'n ti\C Income taxes yielded t89S.9'lii.OOO ~-abury Lo make a dtkrmined sPmd to preF.EAR MAN MURDf:R:Ii:D Mlnlst.rr <'r t.tn- Inte~lo r- Barn1 l'fllt et two pllJ'l)(lf'tt'd ext.orti~U5ts. , racU! warrant · ac.cNdi~ to dl':t.Tict ll loss ot $689,000 000 from last vear ;:,e 8gJCI8D vent further business dtstn:tegra. Wllhclm VO:l Oa.vl who threatened ~0 kidnap hl.o: t\'u attorney McLaughlin and tor the twelve months will tot:.\1 ~ton EBn o,e.j?,o, CaJ. June 2- fNE: ~~ Mlnlstlftt of Defetl:.e-LtP.ut Gl! 1 ! lllllioll children I Ja!!ie whc hll~ tcld ht'l story to Mlscel~ The commiUee ia !lmUar to opes Fear that Allun BradtCld Mcnk!! :>J Kurt Vqn Schlelctv.:!r With the receipt on May IO cf the le-ft today for Philadel ... __ named recently in Nf'W York, Obi- Y£QJ' old remittance mun a..Jtl. Mini.stt'T qf Ee ~ncmtcs Dnd L~ I th• tn1t of three let..t.e!"B deme ndiu~ I ph lb. f;~~h,~e~wns vtew 'amounting Sa M , · --caan "Mld St Louis kl m&ke eft'pc- member cf a W\..'>Sithy and s~;iell) tcr- Prof JtPrmann W•,mb!'1d Ja5ooo as the prlce ot safety t r his gallery in ,.. ayor 1 Aet10na Sucb 13 Year Old Clyde, 0., Hil'h tive to a.a arent a dearce as polj.sj.. Pt.emlnent Bcston tamlly haf,l t een Mlnlstf'r of ~leulturt'~ Borcn 1.hl\ck'tn Can::l .k!.ephine 6 ond ilmc_,wn •• to Bring Removal Un Scho.-ol Lad, Aat11 d ble the enormoue expuiBion wo- murdett.j \U.s exprt ~ed t1~hy t.y Frt~drkb Von BraWl Charlu F Jr t, Orqr <Uarep.r<kd leu \ r· oram of the ....-ve <Hiceu alto • WkleoP" 'P AI!!Rrch Mlnlsl"' ol JUilt.,._Dr flO" the warntns DOl to ·,ao;tlly ~'"'" whom ., der Charter J\'!,lea ''Old Maatera"' reserve banta :1av~ sup a rm htm had fatled • OUertne-r ..., H-e aent. bil wue Uld. eht~l1) \'; ~-- , .. f~ !9. ~~ . ,. ~ t ' ~~'\~,.J ~tenu.J,.i;JaBk ,w "*-oa; ~~ ~ .1 -..., Mtnteb!r of E-1 •a:rr.,_ "Va-\MUuW.,.. ....... IIftta ~ , _'lCor~~~ ~ ~li'-~1& ~~;lt;ljftl'!-t11!'£10F $'1.2110.UOO.tMio' \6't~e 'ri<ttoa 11ITS COSTL'\', Tl!lS.;.,.)' -· ~-~4e!Jaoa<ll- ., '~ blast last of thrtegovernment moqttu thro\llbpurtlle adl3toifn~a.tl nt* dUe. James J W'aiker ~ ~~· ,t. ~Btd Cof~~Q'<Jent chase seeutltfes Pittsburgh, _,...,.._ Junt: 2-I,NS--Toat fl.,,.. titled heAds' 'f, -.~trap t\lfrd wu 8 ~letkr and li'f ~ e~:pen&e column t.here ~N !Sbnet bet~ a f.~JI.lent qJ ~n. Oi.i11 1URB •II,,.....I,B--A 13- fh:nn me'fuber banlt:S sc nR, ubo~,tt tomak ~.:. a.nlfl cthet , It junket$ JamWt-s de~~ndantt t tal! il!puted n~nlrts. w1uta'll a net. lncrtase ot $500,000.000 a.s a the Holstad~r ~Jtt:tl\'e' ~1..·1 ,vrR~~~Il ~Yhe'lilkn' (febdb) irea)'l..:t It Js th.e o6m~lttee s lntentlon to i thine~ ~lna cb~pc;1 is all W!l)aiJ tht: .1\JlVIall Ja•ldhcldE'TS- wOO tc~ Brand 25 and ~ Kimblill :.19 t;jnued resUlf'ot the treasucy's ~k SUD ~ l-et:o'!\ publk; ~rtrlif, Chter~ OOWlacl man heftr tir.~ Jn+il!1t,.h't ot at.terttil:ln pay p&ttteular attention to ms.k1ns I Sixty tomato P,la:.f\~ ~t thr.ec f'ec-.adea were pillars or lm~aal were eelze'ct w.her. ~oiled r~ a t ::rSt.cry or the !eript!ton hi th! ReMIUitillidtion Fi- B8.muel Seabuti' tOday was rePQr~~ tp4ay at n~~ntJI "Jiopulll 1 Co'll~ It easier for the "little man' -the )'C'UD'J men S5 each 1~ Po-llee cc urt Gantalll dumm)' paeJcac~ af an ekvtted eta~ I tute for Medical Rorean:h Jfew nanee t)orp In add~tlon lotm6 or enpged In drawing up rtm#,Bt ~Je.q\#Jn o ~l).e ~hatlbn,J Brot.t· home owner a.nd the !UDall bu&lness l today No l'~blnel whkh served un::ler tlon 1Yerk He wa.s r~pc..r. !!::I t:XpeiJment ~ $~ 824,bo0 have been pttld out of cbll.rres aratmt the Mayor ~ @.'l:- (lr,bor.q q M her't! In; with an apputm1 d •,.tgned to 1man-to obtain lund~J ror expan- 1 They ha;l hooked U1e tomttt£ Wilhelm numt'>t'Te:l amomr 11:1 ~r<Contlnl:.ed on page thref!J 'mmt. W Qoverl¥'f ~IJ:t;Il-, Just ~ ~ lp;er~ Jtld, ChBrleli M1ilq· lslon purpose! The Cle¥eland plants frcr,J a nelghb or s Jil<uden 50nnel more tban three arls~t.. •E: parate ~£• uru from blocd SUch action se-emetJ/ 1ttdfc~ted by Jx.ttw k.nowq as "bl)ut:!k, • l8 halle('l group wiJl work out an Individual tn 191-4 at the outt rr:11k: ot t.hf' w ~ BORROW PLAN£ TO hli declaration ~~~ -1\layor coulq bo as • marve\ at lnai(c'-eve,t by such (or this district as well .. th• rnlv "'''' min''' • '""" Chan SEARCH FOR MEN I RANCHMEN WIN • TOT FATAJ.'LY ..URNED removed under the city (:iuu'ter, D,l.ast.er!fl of ~ fascfnaUtll a.rt as ctlo~r8t.e nationally wJtlt the other (!tllot Bethma.:m-HoUweg Bare~n 1 Pottoburah. June 2-INB---Baby provision~ becau" te•ttmony shol' Howard Thur"QJl Grey&toke ano ,..,.rvp bank COJIUII.ilte~• Von Ja,ow ond Barrn Admiral F •lb fiGHT WITH FLOQQ Patricia McDermctt, a:r' d fom ed he held ten bonds of the Re- Blackstone ' • 1 Five Clev~-. lollt' represen b.a Von 'nrpitz Boston June 2-IN&-In a bor- ~ - -• drcpped her toys toda.y and dt:cld~cl uatice Bronae and Steel company • And :wh~t is rep.rd.cd $8 most as- tntlves each from Cincinnati and There Is mere then a o":.,; '1' 11' rowed mono~lane equipped with Blythl' Cal Jmp 2-INB-Ra~cth 1which was paid by thf' city for tl'undinfl 111 thnt Chuck" I& 80 pro- Pittsburgh an~ one m.ember each A • 0ec· . of Gov to bake a p~e semblance between this rub I'Ct llnrl pontoons Charlie Hubbard, former 1men t cday won their nr•t lnttre ebe li8ht.t'd a ms.teh and toddled trecUna tramc standards on Fifth fteient a.t the tender age of 13 . front Akron and Middletown comwalt tJJOil emor; lhe mint.atr.es d imperial ~s Like! Harvard rootball leader, &nd a.~llinst roarmg flcod water<~ cf the tc the gas sflove Avenue Ma kel prise tlH! committee They are Murdered A,ed farmer tht Ktlt!ll!riBt :{cvernmentr. Vt-n pilots today took otr on an air Colcra1o rh - r which Ihnat~ to 8 yne the 18re&f.eBt mafllci&n A mom~nt lat er she stumbled Mayor Walker m Detroit when Chairman WIWams J J Ben1et Pap!rtll catlr.et 1.s b!l~~d rhlv up searcb for two missing members of l.n-ak lhrcugh a levee and tlood dt.wn the steP":J of beT hom~:, h el the sensational evidence WL"> lpro- ~f a.ll-ttm~; 30 yfears 01 be~~c president, the Chesa.~ak.e and Obto Durina Robbery rn tllt- eonfldF lee cr Prr~ldent Vr l the Grenfell Mission In the St An- ] 20000 ar..c s d !a.rm llnd \Jut! Uttlc frock ablal!e Scmeone wrap- duced Issued a statement cha.rpng e eveKn t 0 mng c e railroad, Harris oreech, president, Hindflnburg the ~hief ofA Ul~ rtat~ . tbony Bay &retlon of Newfound- : e:rave fears wert> entertairu:d ~hat J)fd a cCJ.t &J.ound her Someaue Seabury with malice and lUlfalr- great ellar mllllt.er lllWiionbt of The Cleveland TrWIL Company w Columbus 0 June l~INS-In "nd net upon that of the ~elch'!tiJg land another fl cod of mrltil 1g s.:ww rw:hed h~r tc tt{cK~upcrt hospital ness and denying grounds tor rc the latte;r part of the l9th oontutl M Baldwin, president The U~lon thdr ct:lls In death r.,w at Ohio With the eK~tton cf Professor With Hubb&rd were Harold I t ~rs would menacf. 2600 bomt 'llt was too late moval exisled was 28 ~fore he began to probe Trust COPJ.JJ~tny, and H o Dalkm, Penltentlm} H(.lr louoelmllk and Wannbdd €-'.1!11' mnn in the cab Crowley and Edward 1 OToole In wnte1 up t.c the1r waists. 300 Ehe died $00ll aft.er reaching the The committee whicl;l climaxed a the mysicrles of the black art Plcka.nds, Mather and company all y lnet "'l.'fVCd rtther in r miNary r both of Winthrop Crowl&y accom-j mt u worked 48 hcurs all<i witl1 hospital ' month of turhuient sesslons with Thurston was 24 Blacklltune was 22 of Cleveland Walter Brown t cday ntJVCU"'IJ. official pest u1d-er the Ku·~ls t panted Hubbard last year in a •andbags the levee (lnly 1~ l~rh ' Mayor Walkers own two-di!.Y tes- and W W Durllln reeogn~ I.S Col Wllltam Cooper Proctor waited for Lhe decls1c 1 of Oovt'rnor reR ime ll'light to make a toJXIIraphical sur- j that a n w bleak had ocr.urrf't\ 2S TWO YOUNG 'I ADS timony and the final Seabury re· the worlds foremosL amateur ma- chairman Proctor and Oa.mbl~ Oeorae Wht~ whl} yc:!l. ~ rrht)o v..1 1 Barones~ Marte Neurath wtfe of vey o rthe Labrador OOMt 1 miles sc uth ct Blythe The mew ~ vclations and which Jon& carried g~hian and president of the Inter ~ cohlpany George D Crabbs prest .. asked tc spare th£m 1 0 d u J U1t' nt!W rcrn11n mlnH"'r '" the 1 The mlssmg men ar-e Dr. Karl A 1 bn:a.k threatened n smaWt a ·et EXTINGUISH BOMB on the investigation Jnto alleged national Brotherhood was 20 be- llent, the' Philip carey Man~laotur- the elecklr chah l<lm~~~~w f'1~1 ~ 1 t 11 vr('oat-granddnu'lhter of Da.nl~l1 , D Kuenhart or Crystal Lake m c.t c ultivated la~'ld ~ t .. ___._ corruption In the city, adjourned lore he took up ~he hobby ng company, E w Edwards presl· Ckmency wa.s asked fo L gd _ Tompkins n formPr viet- pre d nt dentral surgeon of the Mission at 1 'Ihf' water !locded the lo'Wland,. Chicago June 'Chuck" howe\er has attalnEld a dent, Filth Third Union Trust com- milk and Blowu who rhov~~~e~n of th~ Unll!!d State."' st Antho"?' and Arthur SulllVlill 1 ('(.n~isth1S prmciPBIIY or uncult..i~ 2- INs-Bryan untH after the political national Hartnett '.rr proficiency 1n sleight-or-hand thaL pa.ny, and T J DavJs chamnan, convicted as tcrtun: murderers (]! of St Johns N P hll Piklt. They 1 vat ed land ~ 1 and l'!ls chum,' conventions Bobby TerrY 9 w re pt A. :1 1 Further public hearings were not aatounds the old!r members of the Plrst National Bank all or Cincln- JtJui K1<1DCY &Jed Pickawa.y coun· BRIDGt: PROPONENTS 'WIN disappeared Sunday in a demr fot~: !l yourail heroes' ~ay IM!cat18e ~f their anticipated until the autumn, when crder nat.t ty farmer I~ the mc ~t <. 1m ful - -l while on a pleasure trip ',..! quick action In frustratlng an at- Seabury planned to present ebnHe has been practlclnB \.he art fWvey 8 Fire:>tone, chairman,. hee.l'lnll by the state bcmrd (){ Lonf.lon, June 2-IN&-Waterloo ITl!i TRUE ABOUT J 'Ul. , tempt to bomb ttl~ hOm~ or Bryans structtve proposala tar- retoun1ns !nee ht Was seven years old Firestone Tire and Rubber com- parele.i sl:!tce the boord camz Into bridge US-year-old Thames span TWO DROWNED IN ~ I father, Alderman Bryan Hattnett the eltJS administration 'I'd rather do a magic trick tl\an pany Akron exla~ence last summer known the world over for tta lllmple , H~lbwoo::t June 2-lNS-.lt 'IJI, .. A rew minutes after -the two boys I One of the last witnesses before cat • be told the writer today Oeo111e M Verity, chairman the Lcmiency was asked fr..r 1 ud" beauty lilnd called the mosL archi-l AUTO ACCIDENT I ue had exun1 u1shed the sputterlnK the committee wa.s Dr William H "How about Hshing? he wa~~o American Rolling MUI company milk a whtte man a.nd alleged tecturallv correct of all London's __ , Romance Yl blcssomlng betweev: fuse or a. bllltt powder bomb de- Walker brother of the Mayor ~bo asked Middle&own 'arch conspirator of lh"' munl"r brldJes, had a new lease on life to-~ HWlUnaton w va June 2-INS Jack D€mpllt'Y one-ttme m&nJ)OB.ited on the elt.y omclal'& front admitted he '9J)llt' fee6 with a I use mp.gic when I ftsh, ever., I H C M.cl:ldowncy prea:Jdent, The by Demas S. Uh"ey Columbus a t- day -Two ne,ro' janl~ had been I we ight t:hamplor. c.r the world :nn~ porch another eXplosive wrecked pl'lystcJan recelvitlg pay for work on he t'tphed 'Look-' Union Trust company, A W Rob- toroey, who told the b-Jard thttt In a nona-party vote in which drowned 1n the Ohio river today llmt BBJ~quet.te Him o.ctress the rear porch and part of the city oonpenliatlon caseH Wh~reupon he produced a Hflh- ertson cha.trman Westlnahouse Loudennllt, In plotting the burg- sentiment ruled as much as any· after their automobile crashed I ex~Fcl\les ~~~~on was mad" tod .. frame work or the house next door His bank dcpostts in four years hcok from hls ecat pockeL, held 8 Electric and Manuaacturing com- lary, cautioned his a(comphc- thing el8e the HoWle of Commons thtoUKh a ferryboat ralllng carry That adm Belcher ... ~ occupied by the Alderman's tather were 11hown to have aggregated hlUldkerchlef In front of il andl pany, Howard Heinz, president the q-atnsh violence a.ld tcld Hvm lh"'Y voted :122 to 154, to reject a plan to I mg tMm to deatlt before a crowd 1l ty Mt s E:rnest ' lJp6 MIChael Hartnett $43~'1.89 , when he reh)oveli tbe kerchief- to H J Helnt compe.oy and E T mWlt not injure the aged fa.rmcr cr d~m~d the brt dee advanced by ot horror -stricken ferryboat pw;. m~her 5elclte~. siLid that Miss Bu.1 Or Walker denied hdwever, eve t '\nd bc-hQld a toy gold-fish dangled Weill, chairman, NaUonal Steel his slate'• Sarah Kidn.Ey t e on coun1Y council sengen rs anisb "llipUttlng' fees which doctors re~ from the' hOok , Corporation, all of P1ttsbuf8'h Pleadl.nl toJ Brown a ll".IlO At The victims were Cleveland QUttte had adcpttd 1t~e t Sp b l " ceived. for their work for the city Uke J 1m tn y Schnozile' Du. . _ .____ torney Qeotge A!!kins of Columbu Dickerson 46 and Mack Harr:ts 35 1 n~~e Rcsl'a oonZ9. e! or w: ':!, 1 lie aaaerted the ro.ct checks to tante 'Chuck Mm~r has lL rnUt-J PLANE' WRECKED, MEN ~!d the board that h l.!J client was Their automobile wu.an old model 11 s r~c.:lS him trom one such doctor totalled vun 0( em He even hu the 'P.t-! UNHtiRT framed. by the other negrces of • and Olekerson, who ...., driving I ~ ~ -• .: ~ ": ~ just half the amount the tCllrlttnue<t "" .... throe ) Ml Clem- Mlch . June :;....rNS Hanlcul Village who reHshed the beUe ..d to have .topped on was paid by the cltJ WR9 )ust II spectacular colUaion ot: two army cppcrtunlty tc break his domina- I the reverse Df(la.l toateaa of the Da Maide-. Vo~e J Guarcla- coincidence " • 1airplanes from SelfTidge Held hfth uc;M. over them I rorward ctutcli NUl wbJie he was 1 • • tbe air a mile west of !lew Ha•s 'I' Dunkle, spe<:>al 1nvest•gat" Police Arreat Girl few Que•· raeln• the motor '1>ret>Onlory "' men Cap"tin-e,..,_ Mea, • ROBBER KILLED en, Mich , occ:UI'I"t!d today but both for the governor, wa~oo to make a u:. . . . leaving the boal 370 C.MI of Laquor \ Peru, Ind, June 2-INS--A man .I ftlers eseaped death by resorting to I port 'to Mr Whlt.e (In the hffiring 1 taoru.na m Coaneet1on 1 - believed to be W R MJiler 36, of Uf) parachutes I todaY, flYing the bclardt~ v1ew or With Martin Trial ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I Japanese Troop• aad RelMT• Wcoda Hole, MaBB June J-INS Cohunbus Ohio, was shot and kill-Lieut. J~h Mutl'et4 Detroit the c.ee 111e governor was expecL· ? ' · ) I A ainat N e w Gnera· { -A bla...-t ot 15 rcu.,j'> of !Dachw~ t;d by pollee here today after they Which Doea Not Rec:om-1 and Lleut Joseph Mc:Qoy Ehnlra ed to make his decl.sion tcda~ or Cleveland 0 June 2-JNS~ ~MYS~TRIP I F' h B ,_u gun r1re rrcm a cca'1tguard vee!el 1 cougbt hlin Inside a ftlllng station • N Y. piloted the two plane:; euly tomorrow Mere m)'fStery tr~>s ltj~ted t ~:t,) 1 . 1 meat, •1 t r .... y today abruplil' ended th' m!Uden • whlth he had entered by breakmg j mend Mercy; Th•rd !bur TUR~s In the re·lrlal of Hymle Marlin ATTR TS MANY 1 veyqe of the a-lleatd rum-runn~ a window ( Goea to Pen for L•fe :11 Plttaturah racketeer. acct·P d ct th!! ~.. (_J I Harbln4 June 2--INS Auf :Wiedersehan ot New Bedford, \_ __ slaymg af rorm-er councltm 11 n 1 ( '.r" I casualties to both ' . :miiQIJce · · r(~J ~ J~~~~~~~~ "Torture KI'llers" Begoing for Mercy I t I I - - I I )'<Jll have ; J~ ,. $1'.45 I ""'!''''" I 'A Kidnaper Found Gui'Jty By J I' i I I Rum Runnl•na- Ship Comes T0 G r I, e f ' ' ~ c-~nJ11Jii! I $ .95 . Thu~ rl¥1'1'f&m I SPECIAL STRAW HATS t~~ w•· SUITS the Tort ' rt~t- 1 SEERSUCKER I ' !¥*. 1iwol THEY'RE COMFORT ABLE I' 'I~ 11 THEY'RE COOt! iJ-1 e .. To Try y oung M • • T0 Remove WaJker HaJ'Jn.l A8 Marvel More Mystery Js In]ected In Case I.... I l I J\DMJNISTRATJON I IB0 th S'd I es Lose .. Heavily In Drive I I'" GUNS I I !::Jucz:e ~ !:,~~~~=~~d~r~ 24 LIVES SAVED '!Uift~~; a0Ju~m~~t!; 1~:o-~~~~~ ON PENDING RELIEF PROPOSALS~~:::~:~, !r=:!T a :7' nr:r:: On bca.rd the cra.tt, c: :llst q:ua C BY HEROIC GIRL OOJ!berati<m Dcmt ntc Antoni:: ( F-c-'tflv Myers and 1u>ttt:!d h...or Cincinnati OJune- .._2-INS.- 1~n':h:k; rebels to Ncbcdy kn-'lwe wher.:o h ....., uobta were tearo;J\,l men tou"ld 370 ca..<;CG cf llquc., InL&uri :n alias Tcny Lll.F.': 1 ::ta•;l llM,400 Central poliCf' station fer qm.'tion - net even tbe eHKint:.:o r, 1n ~ ni'w 1 o concerted dudinz 20 brands Oh1cago1 June 2-INB-The awaited hi.!! removal b Cbu; PAn By WILLIAM 8 NEAL aid proposed t.o expen 0 ,-.Ina kin:l of train ridt' hi h which wu 11 'I'he new twln-motcred, 900-ht"l " heroism ot a 22-year-old girl Mae ntJary to S'etve 8 life term , ; I INS Btaft' eorreapondent 000, and woulG crea.te 63,44:2 Jo~ 1 The girl whose arrest rame n w c a ra "AJ c:intty ot the pc)W8l'tld f8-foot 1v1!88el was sllhf.ed Fein, wB.B reaponslble for snatchdnaptng ll-.}e.at-old Jimmy n JWte 2: - INB--The Hurley c:ontlned hl8 crtttctsm of the 1 the~ start11ng dev~lnpment t., ha.s introduced to rat~ uniSer th.e ChtntH oft Cuttyhunk Island t~:hy ty tll::linl :Jt per!Ktns, including 16 chll- Jute Niles sehoolboy IF "-t March 2 W~, bin measure to the rivers and harbors I the !tran~~e Potter murder cc~e In the intr!IIUI~ tttte ct my&Le.:y exIn llddlt.lon ccast. auard pJ.cktt boat CO 2296 dren from posSible de&th tn I Lauri rauu:r of five chddrml admltlattat.ton turned 1Ls ca et and ftoods control provisions the lut 12 hours wM seld ro hav" CUJ'81(ln and arUller)r forces When the Aut Wl.... .ier6ehen turn.-, apartment house ftre today ~ was sent~nced by Judge W M I gum ~ on pendlnl reUef bill& ln Speaker Gamer wu an attentive \ llvt::1 wtth Betty Gray In a lmlte omclal& of the ..llmv' toda:r uwerw ~ted ed abcut and ned after the C:Oa.Bt- 1 Awakened by the crackle of carter late yr.sterday tnumdlat .. ly cona:ress today listener as h""e Secretary of War bebw that 1n which tht' f" nner serted that the f1rlt ntJater'y ~xcurs one .. ' tbt al.tacU uuant March IJ.sht had t ea1 plavt"o..i 1ftamea M1U Fein rushed th.ro h after th r jury rr w.1 mf!ll and h••· I secretary or Way Hurley, appear- analyzed th.e meuun: oouncUman was found slain Febru lolll which &ttrlloCkd 1M PI.SRII· Tbe J~ ~:''• ~:::;~ upon htt', and sir-em warnlilg :;vun:l·\ the smoke-tilled :flat to arouse h wcmen had l"l'tumecl i~ vtrdict berore the waya and means MUla endorsea the prtncJpal leo.· ary 3, J931 i~ prowed tc ~ lOB-mile rid.: L· wlth . ed, tbe machlnt ~un Y;"U trcught tatbtt, Louts, her mother, Mary hJd• did not recommend m~"'rcy committee, opposed. the Gamer bill, t ur,a of U'le Wqner ,pteuure exWhat connt'd:lon if any tl'le ar·l ~lix~tcn Ky • z ...mt~ autcmolnto action and six brothera and slsters tri sta.rtoed~BdQ and - w•~ a.nd at tbe same time Secretary ot cept the bond 111\le -"Be l!ll.ld the nm ct Pe«llY Myzrs had wtth the e p, a chicken dinner and a Round after round was poun!d 1 Th11n, the courageous girl fought flnl!ihM llttle than one day 1 lhe Treuury Mills WM volctn& his treaSury approved tJle propooted loan ! retrial of "Pittsl::mtth Hymll! we• return tr1p by train at a total cost lnt:> th.e tlt~ing craft ,lht iJUnman her way throuu:h bllndtng smoke to Two cth mem -' ot th!' kid- I objections to the $600.tOO.-oo bond or 1300.000.000 tiUOUib the recon- rloalred In ftl.\lrt:ery H~ utrl!'!t came or $.I 75 oonoentrat:Ug nla aim. on th . tt.o t .I the hallway where shP. rang door- nopltlg ga of hk.h Laul 1 wul isaue proposed In the W;;rcner 'biD atruction lftnance OCJrPOr&tton to 1 Just a short time bEfore co11r1 1!When tht engineer puUej cut of q •heel After a ten minutE J bella and. yelled through speaking the leader --.g y bave teo~n c 1 • HurleJ' told Lhe ways and Means .states ror direct rellet and the loan cutvenerl fer the third days oW!'!!!- thE l!'tattcn.. h~ only knEw .that h~ ! above cllut!.. the ~·boat was. captured 'tubell to awaken t~ ;pt~er famll- vldc-rl D \\e J Hera:rav4 • ld'WI 1 commlttl!e that there Is 1n the ex- or $1,480,000,000 to statel fm: sell- 1ov" ot tbe ret.rtal was tt~ head Kuth C~ln& th11 Tbet three mea. arrested w~:r tc lielil oceupyina' the 8dl'ttur !rtedb~ftfi" Lfturt~>as an · actu111 1 tid· I !&Una budpt:.ary ea~ provi-o liquidation public ~na: propeets A man, whO&e tdeptlty '1788 nnt Kentutky : · be ~ sealed be tHen to New IJedfc-rd for ap~ Jln the bWICUna: !" ' ~-~ 1 ''1 'l ~ti~r. 1E "-"tvlnt & lire tum and 1&ton tor t89,&100.000 tor r!Wr& ,and But he waa ftrm l.lalnlt the t&OO- dlaclosed wu laken lnto cust'Xly (ll'dfts "on In& dlreetlons tar the petnll.O!: before redei'al customs All of the' ~~the' '!fnlm tb;; :Marco who ••• t:~'l~lct.sdl horbors work, whleh be 11t1ma~ !)00,000 bond Issue fo ·ftnance publlo , alcnl with tbe gtrl Pollee •ld. he 1trip but evert lhen wa.<J not per~ western and IIOUthem m~ wnuam PJtztm~kl and ftre whtcb • was ex.Ubqiliibet'f t ){! bY of~ tw-borl.na and cmceaUoa¥the 00y would provide employment rororM.- work& which are not selt-llquhta-1 b'l.d been !leen In h " r ('Qillpan) r • mttt:::d to dlacl'*' tbl:m to the pas- the C E R a.nd the TBttalhar railroad ~ ~ ftremen after an Jlour't batu.e. 16 under a one-to-~n year a;ntence 384 persons The Gamer bill, he ttn1 cenUy se-nse111 roilway officials .said I to "--_---_, __-· I POMEROY, OHIO PRICE-S UNDAY 5 CENTS lir mail :r-r---4( 00 or TIM[ ~mNK~C CROUP :i~~:~:.: 1 ~[f0R[!!C fiGHT' cd Main Street C ARl.! Ell Ill CENTS DOllARS IS BEGUN T~;·~~:~ ~:u~·L.~~·· SMACK~ I ~ v~c Favored For Summer! ' Group Of 'N'ew Straws, See Om Soft Straws and Sailor~ .. O 'hers Up To $3.95 HARTLEY & BENNETI Jy W~R ON HOAHD£0 GT:e{;j~~ ~!~~s1~d'~fRM~N C~HINH : 1 '1" • Seaoad St ,po•eror, 0 ! HERE'S just the suit • NEWS SERVICE I tJme pa) rnent plan avatlable . 1he trlmmln! I• ariY r.ptilc ull. INTERNATIONAL I E t t A'd Co I sa e s ps I I I Get hehmd the whc>:l of a trim, colorful car of todayand get gome f,m out oflife. You can dott-castly and inexpensively jn a new Pontiac Stx or V-Etght. Prices reduced as much as S50 a car. Syncro-Mesh, R1de Control and Free Wheehng at no extra charge. An outstamlmg General Motors value ... G. M. A. C. In Wtdths MM to EEE •tr•p Ohio-Local thunder.'!howen In Soqth and probably showP.u In North portion tonlt)lt and 'Priday Not much change In tempt!rl.t\IJ"t: Dealer In R;..al / BcM1ful soft lcld lends tn trt1stk: tlr ol reftncment to thlt SNrt buclcltd o~ WEATHER FORECAST- I been looking for, COlli , comfm·t. able and at a real depression plica, washab!e, p,t·e-shrunk, very popular .this summer. AND at FULL LEASED Report Of U. S. Treasury M•de Ptlblic 'Eaday, Reveals 1 Young~ on READERS' NOTICE - If you want the News Office of The Daily Trlbuntt, eall 286-L; If the Busille83 Office ask for 202-R. AT PRf5ENT TIME j I Humphrey Mrs Homer Hawkins and Mrs Joe Moore was ca.Uing on Mrs Robe1 t :pysell Friday evening Mildred Feeney v1s1ted Mrs Wal- 1 • They Develop Champs .. - . - -., 1 ------ -------'---- Fashion Righd • • PUBtiC Of8T I5/ _OVER TWO BilliON Lola RUSM!ll Sunda.y Lillian Buck is spendlnl some tune In Akron with Mrs C W I 0 are bnprovlng \ b. Mr and Mrs Walter Dodson and Margaret Hy~ell vilslted Wm Burford Sunday &ftemoon Maggie Hysell and daughter Cleobelle o! Columbus spent a few days at th.iB place Wa)ne Russell of Columbus spent the Y;eek end with hLs moth.er Mrs JesSie Russell Margaret Hysell and Lue Dodson were recent. ruest.& or Ray RUS5eU r~lora Moore ::~pent Sunday with Mrs Chas Moore Lomse RU88ell 5'-llS calling on I tO~t/IIIUS Dodsou Pllday eveninl an Jhtected eye :T hb ftrst picture to be made of Premier Ramsay MeDonald of Grea't Brttain, ••nee be recently underwent a eerloua eye operation, ahowa the 'Britiah ltateaman leaving the nundn1 home at London with hli daushter month ~bel. Thia waa tbt~ seeond t1me that McDonald had been under the kmfe Mrs Hetman Hoffner, who has for e_yil trouble. Tbe Premier te eonvalruscilll' at hi• home tn Lotullemouth, been vlsiMng her brother~; Arthur Scotland, whence be recently held a myatertooa telephone eonveraatton a nd George Alnold ol Mlller.&port w1th Wasb1nrtoa, D. C. has leturned home Mt s J E Lehew and daughters, at her home here Misses Ethel a.nd Clara Oarl11.nd for a visit Nancy and Marjorie or Uhrichsville Mr aud Mrs Norman McCallum Mr and Mrs John Price, Mr and Mt and Mrs Raymond Parker of came Satu1day to spend a few and daughten spent Memorial Day Mrs Dave Price or Charleston, were Ashley, o, who spem the week Pnd I weeks with Mrs tllzabeth Lehew of with her parents In Pt Pleasant gueets of Mrs Ma.ry A Price StulwiLh friends and relatives ha.ve re- Mason Ctty Mr and Mrs Cherles Heilewiek day and Monday John Lehew Jr and friend of 1eturned to Toledo Monday after • Mr and Ml'B John Ba.wn &nCJ turned home W A Drake, comme 1cial teacher Canton, and C H Lehew ot BLeu- Jpendlng severn.J' weeks wlth her Miss Haines of Wheelln& came b unat the Senior high school left Wed- benvllle who spent over Memorial parent6, Mr and Mrs George day to visit Mrs Ploreru:e Karman nesday lor his home In Cleveland Duy with Miss Sue Lehew of 1\rfa Brown Mr Baum and M:tn Haines returhMr and Mrs John Le!Lwiler son son Clty, have retm ned to theJr MJ and Mrs W J Jones son ed home MondaY, but Mrs Baum Edward and Miss Helena Keehne homes Paul or Columbus, called on rel4- wiU remain tor a few week3 have left for Annapolis Md where Mrs A P Miller or Lincoln Hill tlves here Sunday Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Parker o! th~y wm attend the gTaduitlon or has achcepted a position a s collector Mrs Tom Riggs, son Walter, Jim Columbus were guesta of relativesJohn M£u1on I,.eltlvellet tr01 n the 1or t e Meigs Water t';o Mcintosh Mr Newland Mls.s Me~ here over the week end Naval Acade my Mrs Byron Bing was called to I Mllla.n, of Newell w va Miss Mr ana Mrs Henry Lavlere or Mr and Mrs Pearl Cohen and Gallipolis Tuesday by the death ot 1HaUte Mcintosh of 1 cha'rlestob Paintsville Ky , were the guest.s or I Mr and Mrs ArthW' Cohen a.nd her sister Mrs Magdalene Priestley were week end guest6 ot rela.t.lve 1 relatives here the past week baby, who spent the week. end wlt.h \ Mr and ¥rs Oeo M Webb and he~ Eb W'rlKht of Plttabu~d:; tho Ohar1~ Cohen and famlb have re~ da.ugtJ.t.er of Portemouth, Mr and &nd M1s George Roush of euest of relatlvea hen turned to their home in Zanesville :n~ Wesley H Webb and 8dn ot Ne Haven, were gue1ns of the!r Mrs. Mary A Saunders of MhMrs JeMie BreWt>ter, Charles te arletta Mr and Mrs Albert Cas- dauehters, Mrs Oeorge Brown, Mrs la.nd, K.y , WIUI the a:uest or Mrs Cohen Mrs Will Rf!'Uter and son r of Dexter and Mrs Edna L Cho.rles Withrow and son Curt Mary A Price Sunda.y Gerald spen~ ruesday with John Orace and son Webb olf Columbus. Rowh SWlday Mrs Beulah Burchett and da.ugh Epple, who Is a patient In Bt who spent the week entl. with Jenkm Aubrey came Saturday to ter Ruth spent Monday with Mr Josep~ s ho~:~pltal at Parkersburg friends and relatlvet here ha've re· spend the week end W!th relatives and Mrs John McCallum . Mr and Mrs Frank Cox and tm ned t.o theh homes He wlll be accompanied home thl!! Mrs. Grace Hayman and son tJf , children u! Charleston who have week by his wife nnrl gronddaugh- Oolumbus are visiting h!!t mother 1 been visiting Mrs Mar} Hube1 since FOKJ\U.K LOCAL (i.IHL ter, who have been viltltlng Mts Mrs Laura Hayman Saturday returned Tu.:Kday 1 HONOllED Mary A Pllce o.nd Morgan Aubrey Eugene Slagel or Uniontown p~ I luul&e Battl('r, da.ushto c1 Ml for several weeks who spent the week eud with hts l and Mrs Wllhum Battler cf Con Mrs Anna Blumem..uer has reparents Mr and Mrs John Slagel I d ~ r €trt:£tt. Pome1oy, who Is a.ttA:!nd- turned rrom Cleveland where she 'fturned home Tuesday in"" MtKinh:: y hlgl'l "Chao! .et Cn.n- hu been vtslttno: hct oon charles Hn.uy Stearns of Cleveland, who tG I has heen honored by bebtg clec and sister, Mrs Robctt. Burnell She spent the week end with Mrs Oeo t(.d tr: the National H.:mor Soel~ wa~' accompanied home by Mrs Hetzel returned Tuesday Mrs [f U s A. by the unnnlmcus vot"' Burnell 1 Steams will rt~maln tot a week f> c.f thE f :J.~ ully it was lmt n d h r"' Mr and Mrs W H TbOJnas Mr Vl!>lt. Wi t h her mother M ~s ~attlcr was c•" cf the ft> v. and Mrs W L Thom~ s 1vete g~ests M1 s Clyde Marsn arid baby I sturlent,,. or thut l'.J-h(lol v.hkh 11~ of Mr o.nd M1s Joohuu Williams at Minion Ann of Parkersbm g who j an cm'Oiimf"nt ol ab u1 35CO t h Mt Carmel Sundtl:,. M1 s Wtlllams canu• fat MCIIH)llal Day wtlltemaln lce!Vf• Ihe hr. nor the h J::;ht.!:t t ha t. Is stlll ve1y poody for a weeks visit (.(Ill be bestowed en any stud::nt ol Mr and Mrs GhurJe, Dav 1s and Ml ~s Anna. Vaughan accompanied I th e hill:h :;chool fhe stud<mts arc Miss McOuJrc, of Columbus were her slsler Mls May Bird to het che"en for H.ttltude charnc:Ur guests of Mr and Mrs Danu Blown home 111 Cedarville MisS Vaughan "'Ch c. bu shlp leadcrP.hlp anti ~ ' v-k Sunday will spend a week there with rtiA- 1 Hiram Parkrr Edward Parker tlves I i.. ll. Charles McCallum and carl Mitch ~I lind Mrs M A~ Moot'e and I wlll return to Indiana this week afMu st~phe>n Schneidet of Clncmte1 a \\eekS vif11t l'tllh n•lntlves he1e natl having spent the week end Ml am\ Mts Ucnry Bart"l' scm John rhomason came SntuuiaJ wllh ftlends and relutlvt·~ here re Austin Ml und Mrs HaL 1, Bartels to visit relatives nnd was accomlurned homf! Monday son Bobble or Olevcluud Mts panted home to Cleveland by his Mrs Gllbett Wo..1ter and Mills ThompMn son Kenneth or Culum- wife, who has been vlsttln~t h "l Mattll.U Slagrl of Walihlngton D c I bus were week. end guests of Boyd mothe1 Mts Lauro Hayman wh.o spent the week end with theh Dllgntd and Theodore Maag ond Mr and Mr::~ llcrbert Rose of parents Mr nnd Mrs John Slagel, famtlles Colutnbus. Clyde Ro.se or cnarles· returned Tuesday Mrs Henry Amberget went 1.o ton, were week end guest:3; of Mt Mrs Ehner Martin and children Akron for o. short visit with Wm ~nd Mrs qassa Rose of Chatleston whQ have been visit- D Jones and family She will be Mr .and Mrs Walter Tully Miss lng her mol.her, Mrs Maraaret 1 acrompanied by Mn Elizabeth Am- Ed1th"'f'rlce and Betty Ruadeux or Ella.<i of Mason iCty Letumed home berger who will 11pcnd the ~-;11mmcr C~lumbus were werk. end gue~b of llJlDersv • WI!DNESDAY JUNE I, ltSt• f " IVftVU MIOM., .. tN ' Atl ON I 0 l-Ilt • fJ, ., I: •• AB R H port is the dt y )Jioc Offend that E'ttooss 2b 0 bloc and you do It at etlmmou!ol ' 0 Dyt> ~s 2 risk' ' l 4 I 0 Ka,rr If White thl!' logic of huch an arw:uPeeler t! ' 0 0 ment 1s said to have impressed Mr 3 I oa• 3b Hoover t here is nevertheless the 4 I I butstandln.&' !act thllt a majority of Nol'olluahtcr c Wl)llems 11 3 0 0 the- delep.tes that will make up the J 0 0 Chicago convention are Inclined to crew rt Ddtni'cn lb 1 !Wlme modiftcaUon of Lhe party s ' 0 hitherto bone-.&ry stand Most of TolQJs 3:1 4 5 the larrer deleg:ations in the conN<lte Owln ~ to the methods usaj vention are wet--New Yotk Ohio In iCOl'ing lhf s poLi b edit t wa q Illinois, M&Machusetts, and New ul,l#bJe to II."BI!n m what ltmin"t-> Jessey, for example-and a number Hfrte were triadf" ht=.lc ~ st:(.re by of the smaller ones as well These innings pOi!!.'!lble states ar!"'ndl. only nceedlngly important in the convention, but they a.l'f!l vltl\1 to election in November CAlli) OF TfMNK~ How to placate these large stllt.e!> and at the Harne time keep the wefltern a.nd southern drys ln Unc Is a ttckllsh question T~ answer has not been found yet, but the drys were more conn dent today than in I!IQme weeks that ~ tn.- llna\ aalY8\8 the Preeldent will "10 alont' with them Tbe showdown will come two weeks ht'noe In Chicago ' Ratcliff Mr a nd MIS Earl Anderson and daughter of Columbu ~ \\hO spent the week "lth Mrs Henry Seldenable have returned h ome M1ss Mu d~lln e Pet~1 s of Wilkes- 1 vUle camt! Tuesday t.o 8!1.\ilst M1ss I E1 ma Hood of the L& Hood Beau.Ly Shoppe for the next t wo \\eeks Mr and Mrs E E Heiner ot 1 Westloco Texati were n~ cent guests of Mr and Mrs L J Heiner of RuUand Rev F W Gloeckner arrived 11 Tuesday to spend several days with his fa thet, Peter Gloeckner 1 Mrs Allee Thomas ot Orrville came Monday to !Spend !>everal days Wl th frlendl> and relatives j Mrs Val Ebersbach, \Vho ha.<i been 1 VlSiting Mr and Mrs Pete KJeltng of Cmclmwti , returnfld Monday 1 Mrs J B Smith of Athens spent Wedmsday wi th friend .. here 1 M1 a.nd Mrs F P Wisecarver 1 I ~ ~I .......... 'i ,,. -. . Mr and Mra E 0 Tucker Spt'ut Mrs Ne.,_ Hawkllll waa caJILDI. I Decoration day With Mr and Mrs. on her aiit.er Mn wedi;bury ~1 Anson J&ebon oration day 1 Maraaret. Hysell. Jessle Smith The Infant child ot Jim Lambert daughter and granddauahter spent. 1 has bef!n real sick the week end with Mrs Walter Mrs Win Joh.nson Is quite Jll Dodson and Mn Chas. Hysell Mrs MJllard Lambert. Is lmpriJVLioyd Wiseman and family of4 ing slowly I Akron a.re spend1nl a few days I _ -- - - - - - - - -1 with Mrs Ralph Russell 1 Mrs Wedgebury remains about I ' il JI I 0 F 141 Behonl home on West Main Bt Wells Run nut. Portland lr ,ll Bucyrus came Ba~urday to spend a Thursday Thur.;da y evenint ht week with John S t rauss and family partc"k of cann '!d ttul~ and almc~.) Mr and Mn Clarence Kent came lmm::diall!ly becam e \lolently lll 1Saturday to v18it several days with L::.eal remedie. we1e admml.stcnd I Mr and Mnl Philip Duerr the B and B 1 :!ereatlcn tea:n until 8U.lday momLng wh c• h 1 Ml s o B Elberfeld of CQiumbus teU ~lctims 1.0 lh .. !:'it aolng Odd ccnd1tlon became grave c.w.J h ~ w 1 j U:i hert~ to 11pend the v. eek with friends and relative~> Fellows ar:JreaatMm Tuesday even- rushed lo tht hooplW. I ut ;\l ht 10 the Curti!! ambulnnce Re u nd " Mrs y 08 t and children of St In& in the fiNSt rame of Lhr wrek tlloffJt Rn (lpt'ratlon but falle:l t Louis Mo are here rm an lndeftdue . to the !act t.ltat the Monday rally, Pfti!Sing av.ay A.t 9 c cloc tc ntte visit wtlh Mrs otkl Lehne and famil y gafie was postponed bece.ll!e of MA:nday evr"nll'..g He WPS the oon or Mr and n ~ Mrs C s St.umnker daughter M@fnOrlal Day 11 John Wl"lls and bcsldn th" m Jllln ~t an d Misses Alberta Mill~! With Re\erend WtUJams servblg 1Urv1 Hd by hi~ w re and C!'W r h ltJ und Tracey Harney ot S:rldlfCwater 1 h~ 9lanls il! t.uch a way Lhat. th.? Pa have returned to their home~ oppcsl tlc n tc.u}ld It impms.ble to havl.ng spen t over Memonal Day bu.Lch clcuts the ~ nallds PAitMMR SERVICES JOD.\Y with friends Wfl'i:' ew;y vlctOJ"B The firull SCOH: Mrs Charles Kautr of Hansford wu leur to one Ea.eh tearp garnerFuneml services for Mr.i Slll'ah W Vu and Cllft'ord Kautr cf Hunl ~ ed flvt> hils Carl Moo:rt , f the Former 12 who died at th~ M ~ Jgs Uli'ton who have bun vlsttlnJ: Mr Hash jlllnBrrs an::t Ttp Oyr beinG' Ccunty Imlrmary Monday n'ght urfd Mrs D V Wetzel and family thf! o!Qy mf'mhers of th ! ccn,petlng about II :JO c'clock wzre eono u cte~ have return~d to their homes tt:am:, ablr to fatten tlleir batting WednF-.sda.y afternoon with burial Mr and Mrs J I Price returned averwgt's Fad1 ~cured two hits In a cemet~rv o.t BJlthtel In chH.rt~e 'Iut'•day t,.o their home at Chatl~ of the Ewing ~,; 1 de1tak ~ rs 1Jle box ~C'ore­ ton havlng spent t he week end B and B 111 AB R H Death wa.!l rtported due to or- with Mr and ML s William Kaspat E Oulnlhcr c! 1 1 I ganic heart dlflt'o.se and Mrs Ellzubeth Mu• dhorst. HeuUe} 3b 0 0 D1 aud Mrs L R Farmer have She 13 .EurViHd by her h u:•bnnd, M Mc :-:n! AA - 3 0 1 Adam Fa1mu \,h r. rHd("> at the returned to their home at Mans0 , lnftrmary a ~~ 1 Oeorije ol Pr..mf!f"q fie ld havmg spent Memoria! Day C Mone p 0 liumUler : b 4 0 0 and several other chl ld H n wtlh Mrs Mary M!Her and lamlly Bar.r If 3 0 0 Mrs E E Bryant and daughter Hr.i'tenbac h c 3 Mmz&H t J t' nn ll(:et;;mpa lied then. 0 0 Mehl 11 home for a visit 3 0 0 R cbn l ~ lh 3 Mt s Minnie Davis and Sarab Da.l'l!i If 0 Phtlllps accompanied by Mr and Mu; WyiiiR Davts 11nd furnily of Tulal• Lancaster rf'turned Tu.Cflday even· 31 IConttnutld fmm pnJO~> Ollf'• 1 0 a.ud Mn Alphow.e Mr and Mns Arthur 0&rTI501J J Fum.: nt.l st.rvices ror Joe w~us 22 l nd and Memc.rlal D.ly with Mn left Tuesday for Columbus where ct .Jeat Fortllmd v.:ho passed :::.rJa} 1R : :t s trothcr, A E ~w of RDck· j the} intend t.o "-pend B. week with _.. ~ prlllj.s and wiUt E B Windon and friends ll.tld relatives • ..on-d ay even ng l n th e Sh~e It enns iamily of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs 0 J Hat t ot Park~ ' Arm~ hcsplta l m Athens W-1 cr. l - ~ Rev Voltz who has been sub4U- elsburil who have been vts UJna; Mr dulf.l'd Wednesday afternoon O.t 2 t lin r R ~hi lh Trl 11 and Mn Emil Ball retwned to the!"' I o'clock at Bald Knobll u g or ev cy at e n Y u Lutheran churcli the past month home Tue&la) Mr W elU; h.11s bEm sullu has returned to his hoine at Ft Mrs B F Quise nbury and son 1 from ulcers cf the sDmnch but wa .... Wayne lnd Rodger have r eturned home havmg I 1 doin& light work at h iS h eme a I .Mr artd Mls c J strauss or spent a week with Mrs Long at I~ ClOSE ·C~M E Pi&cbera Hold Oppoain1 :'Batter, To Five Hits ; Score 4-1 • Pe'rso;..Alft ' \in& I llat$1 I i OC:C-ii r ' �• ' ' • ,.., - -- '1;~~ .. r ..,. .. . .... . l'tll I!Uf f'' ... ~ THUIISI)AY, Jmrl: I, 1111 ,_1'1' ood B~ , JI!IIo!tt<m wero o ·~ttt-doy. C( ~- ·· ·Lewll 91111 ,.ol vWe wore Ni"" , J. P. PIP vi4IIAir - · p . . ;~Clay. ersvllle ..,. a of ... KolldtJ. lll!ll7 a~ who h•• vLIII!nf In Ole·- lbo p&aL several monthl aame JiOm,e la.at Saturda)' to 3pend .101111 tune 41Hh ~nlo, Mr. ond Krl. P': A. -dtf Mr. and 10'1. A. D. Oulnther lert for Ql>or~lon tor ~ llllort villi willa ~ •• trJenllll. ReV. ond 111'1. Spur~ ond .ohll drt1> are vl.lltlnt rerou. . 1n Lin· QOIII COUftQr. lllr..ID!I ... ""'· • Te4 Jlllo> or Bptu. .... Milt ·~ week \liMI bore wtth IIJn. lllii>'o poronto, ¥'· ed J.ln. Homer Rouah. llenry Jentinl, mlDt lntt'Mct.or apent the week end wUh hil taunnY Mr. and ian. \'ifi• ~ley of ,.,~ ~.... . ~ I'P'"I'P Oqloo 1114 Qro""'lloil Dop~ Voll _.•• O&Wpoll&, Mn. Ray hiDr • and children and lira. Au4>Jil&r ot we80 Ool\ID)bla JJ.i'I!Ut Mood&)' here 1 the aueeta ot Ill. and Mn. Sam Awn11- UOII"""' ..,. _,.. ay ,_Week .................. I I One year ................. .. • •II Non<hl ................ • ODe Nonll> ......... · .. . .. .. ·r~~ree !4ontlll ......... .... .. ODe Year . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . .tUIO ant il:unth ....•.••••••.•••• Jer. .-a . l1llm(cl< ' ' -.,d "'" or are Yllltinl rei&Uvea ,\ PliONE SQ..L 1 '~T~R the b . B Mr Knd Mrh F W Hlil ){"'\ ha\t J Wht&l wu. down 1-a lo J-2c rom 3 mo\•ed into one of me StarJibury 11-10 ntchtr to 3-tc lo'Aer ana oat '> · ~ 1-8 tD 1-tc olf 1 apa.ttcu~nt.s on MJIJ llln:et o Mr¥ Ja.mtt White Ia 1mp;cv L ~ Wheat Ju.ly 55 t-t. 8-:!p~ :'17 1·4 1 from a recent Jllnes:s 1-2 New July M 1-8 1-1 , &pl. ~7 o The PhUaU1ea Women d lh~ 1-4 , Dee. 10 60 1-8 0 0 or Pocamleo HillA and Moun t Pleasant that nue troopers be u slcned to the vllJaaes Undt:r a court order. the 13 newly ln5talled mPn of the Mount. Pleas~ lUll poll~ force wopre ouat.ed be0 Church Chrl.st wlll met:t Friday Com 29 29 1-4 . Sept 31 J-.:1 e&uae they had not oomplltd with 1 evenlnl at the horne of Nn. H. B. 1-8. Dee U 3-4 the clv1l 5Pentlct rulln1 of the state 0 Curd Oroup, with Nni. Curci 1U {;a.tJs July 21 7-8 2"..!. &pL 21 ~-H o 1 1 Ju.der , will oo o 1 or July Hu~ l[HOf r~~~~;gl;~~~~:~i~~. ~;~~~~:::.o~!~ ~dn:::o= ~~~eehl~w! r.;:::!:~ ~ RUe . ~ ~~~~;ri=~dth:~-:~ln~w~ :~ n~q i:~ hi~: A~~ns~o~. c~ Alumnal Banquet .tE~GU[ . ' acore. R H l 1 0 0 o 2 0 o 0 o ! lh f R r p , 2b dl 3b . 3 they wer e held from scortn1 more Allen.sworth. Orate, Pa.rtitt. PO~ NO EO if:.s~~t:~J~l.ats~~~~~~~~::~a~r~~ Cl~~n:.~~b~:~ =~=~w~nw~~ a!~~~-base hlta-a chll!m 1 the balls II Home rWJ-Neal. 'FROM THE MOUND· 1 d 1 N. c eay:e a.ld w A Wolfe lui. week ! Wlllt Siu'SO'Ill) or Ore~~.t Bena •u t.alllng on h is met her Mrs Mary E:jU'son Monda y. Rc.y Sayre and wilt- or Racine ut.llf.d c.n H.oy Haym&n &.ud famlly !dcnday • Billie Wolte of Zane5v tJJe HTtv ~ The remains or Mrs Dallas Rood w~ l(mcvtd from P <:emet.en· of wah J ch.; Belpre and bioua~bt lu Ull.'> place J c.hn Worley and wile or Paa . k~r!bur& ca.llell on w R H!l yman and t UIJed bes u..ll l1cr hu:,l;ttnd In lhl Well <: CClilf'h.' ry and r&mily Ml!mor1aJ Day s w p k d f 1 Plants 22, Wand~O~Ja~~ Sh~p of Set For June 11th ~!~~~r:~ii~~ ~h~~~~~~~~~~1f ~c~f:".dndt~.:~mer 't b ho8t&&!s Mn Marth a. Netaler of Raetne &Ptnt Monday wttl., trten<la ot tJds piaee Mrs Hannah Bm\r. of Parkenburg YJSited at the horn~ or M.l'8. Allensworth, •Y The t cport s expt'rt Recreation ball StrUck out-by Neal 3 Rtf l Plans ror the annual banquet or town OOmbnrdmcnt of th"" pla)·cn; · and the Purity Cl'eama B&l.ies on BaiJs---..otr NeaJ • 2'M the M>ddleport hloh sch-L '""" Alumni lt!t Rife and hLs men wUJ bt played at the local grounds ray 1 ' ur- As!loclaLion have been formed by fu.r I:Jehlnct Wlth httle hopes or ever I.<Jnlliht.. The Clowns are &&ld the executive committee, It wa!> U JC . Clarksb~ra:\:~a.~pent ~~~ Ft~~ I ;emveaing t.he lead . Rl!e '.s twirling exch&n1Je positions on their team Purity announced , day unul Monday with Tat U5 Plt:i-,- ARE YOU BOTHERED 160 103 was otf considerably while his mil - each Jnnmg, no player pla.yina the 1 Trojans 030-13 The date ror t.he reunion, when en.s and J>lsters WITH ANTS? 1hon dollar support, as hP hRR been ~amt' position more lhan one In- ~ Umpires---Fultz 100 000 000- 1 o ld friend s and clU&mates &ather (Continued from page one~ Cctt.ale PRIY'!r meetings wen: mng, and also each player bats and White togeth~r rtYivlzli: many !Of¥O~le:n the treasury !or lh~ corpon.tk•r., held ,l t the homes ;:,f Whe{'le r ear- TERRO Ant Killer will Rid Y~ 1 accustomea to during ti1e past. ilPPurity Creams D r i y e peal('o worth little more than two ng:nt.-ha.nded ~t th e plate aQd then -LODGE HOSTES memolles, has been set fa~ Satur- this amoWlt being charged to t he sen a nd Oliver Ycke ley's on !3aturccm s Ul the following Inning bats leftS day night, June 11 , aL 8 o clod~ at public debt Cknenl exJkndltures day and Monday e\'Pning Ploc:e of Ants in 24 Houn, Aurer Ball Rife To Neal domg mauna duty rOr t he, handed The game wHl begin Mrs. .F'rank McCoy was hot!t('ss 'he Pearl 11t.reet KYmnuium . r 12 311798000 1 _ _ Mr.s. c F' Rnu.sh '" spencUng a 124 No mat«.r huw th1ck tl1e until are . Sbowen Cream; toyed Wllh his opponfnb; IIJIompt.ly at fl o'oloc:k. I Th ursdny tu ternoon at l!er home Oil An appropriate PI'Of!'am hu been I ~ as a ;l!llu.lt ot ~~;":~ameda ,pt:b- few days at the heme of her moUl1 in your liutd,t•n, JHI.IItry, 11:e hi •• or 1 a llowmi them but th e hit.<; Nea l l\ 1 Nc.rt h Third Av-enue to the mt'm• arranged for preser\ta.t.lon during 1'I b llrll 1er Mrs Susan B1rch of Stlversvllle ; ~,_,pport "'as everywhere they should Punty (\B R H E llf'r:o of the G. I. A Lodee. 111!11- the banQuet, which will con.~i&t or ·c. u ng Proaram . ' Miss Ruth Pic ken~ rctmlf'd Lo ~:ard ~n, TEH.HO Aut Killer will WIN BY 13-1 SCORE 1•lij.Ve bee n scooping U•"'.., hot ground-! S .. Alle nsworth, Jb 6 5 5 o ! the tlcu~hcst rE'!reshment.c; v.cre IU!rved b) an addreSii of welcome by Mrs . llu: ~Clit'll dehclt cf 1170 017 •000 her home a t LaniSVllie Sund ay fol· clean thNJl out 111 :!4 l"••lNI or l~. t h Dcrothy Harley president and wa.s $.')l,OOO ,OQO hlgher, whi •.• Tt!1 1 cn; snaggmg nl.es hom the air, JJt- C AUensworlh, cr 5 2 2 t'I!S · a t e d O& cf th ! Reveral other lnU.reauna addresse lui'Hi'> or t axf'~ smcuntlng to 17i,- 1QWfl(l two "ee](s vl.!iit with relatl That '~ !H i r p•·~ 1 t 1 n, money-back t?·H-its Secured Rr;.·i , Win- (I cra lly tobbmg the Trojans of hits ! Grate, lb 6 2 2 2 Ous~u~ seMion .Followln& t.he proeram and bus~ IJ7l 000 ~alned $12 ,000,000 v~~well M"NI"kl-. wit• ana -•u- guarantf'f' G•·t TEHIIO today. th a1 CCI talnl} looked good when Da1 st c 3 0 1 0 4U ... ... "'a "' ... I nen; Neal Per ttl ~ 11tli<~'Y v.c1e s tarted fa om t he bats. 1Huhbud 2b 5 1 o o EN'fi.R 'fAINS CLASS ne~ session. danclnw, cardJ and a g,hter and !<lster-in-btw of Jack~ Manuf..,turllll hy • su1 All u nr 8t II ·~ soclal evcnlnK: have been planned oon. Mich., atnve<t r:.n a visit to hH SENOitF.T t:HEMK"AL co .• 1 th , 0 d 3 0 8 ut F IVe "\ first. zuuung ~llSWOl l, Creams, up ll sente I Battyn, or on. Sli •' . ' ... li J Gar d.l(l' cnte: t \J U 1 lor entertBinment. and diversion paren•·, Ru•h M·Nlckleo and ....,,, ST I.(JUIS MO. u s A tor the •• 5 1] 1 0 thMrs F.hlw..: .. ._ " " 1 mto ll'!ft fle ld fOl three bRses. Neal p ' 5 1 3 0 £ ~em~w tJ lhe ·toy:d E~r .. , { The prlce for the bt.nquet thlf; , ·~ ) or Antlquily 81ld Cnpt c F. Hou~h For Sale IJy Rife's Ttojans, suocumbed to !.he lncldentally, StJW: obtained five IHor:rilch, If... 3 0 0 0 elllls cl~. c! th.e Chwch of Chtlft, \)'E-ar ~s been set at $1.00 and each IContRue(.. tram l)l!.le ote c! thl.s place , STANSBURY DRUG CO heavy klltt,na Purtty Creams by the luis cut uf SIX tim~~ at the plate I Ptckens. r! . . 3 0 0 0 Tueooax ~venlng at hl:r horne ,cU:I ~ember has the priviled&e or In- ~ eran ca.rd llloantpulators gue,amg. MISs VIrginia Bentz or R~:~cme I ~ ~ • • IJOOl'e of 13 to 1 a.t the local play~ counhnR five 01 the Purity's total I the COl'flET of Pl\bntt .stret>t und Vitlng a guest Card at 1nvat.a.uon8 1 Jun Poley , known to.. m~taru; spent Memorial day with her grand I Cor :1rd unJ Mill StA., ground Wednesday eve ning From or runs In Lhe second fJo mc, tile Totals .. 41 13 17 , 2 Sixth .6-nriu~ Pcrty were pres~nt Jlave been sent to the many gradu- I the world ...over :tsdtheh ~ tl or or th i:l place MIDDLE PORT. OHIO ~ ........ _ ___ _ to enjoy the delightful socle1 ttme &l.es of Middleport hJgh IJChool C;mls." wuen ma e t e c m c which fiJUowed the short. bu&ine&s The otncera of tb.e association one of young Miller's card tricks, ~c ,le n , this year, are, Mr&. Harley, preSI- 1 f'X:clatmed: Mrs. Gurdn':'.; ~"!d refreshmenLs ,dent. Oscar Klem, vice. president, ' I'm blamtt If I could duplicate ·"~-. ·t.uetue Dutf.otl. sebr~tary and Mrs that one. Hirry left WeaoJ esde~y 1Fnyc Battyn, treasurer. ' • . "Chuck's" favortt~ t rick Is the Mts, fer f~r several cJav;; , , E.a~t. Indian rope trick-an Illusion VIsit "~l~a:'\v:'J~, I~Frank Ry Rn DINNER PART\' 1crt.ated by "Doc" Tarbell, ChlcafO ;~ left WedMrs. Ell::abcth Hartinger enter- 1m&.glclan lte perlonns tbc dlftl1~~~~'e~~~~; day~ visit with Mrs tamed With a dinner We<.luesday tult. j.rlck wUh ease and dutc-:ty I' at Columbu:i. evenina at h<·· home on South Ht' l'i"olc:ls a hall-inch rope , four feet Patterson Is confin'XI Ti-urd Avenue. l l()ng, the ends tn his hands; someSwth Tturtl AveGuests wot:re Mr$. s. p Coe of cne-anyone-U pked to sever the \Vestfle'ld N J Mia. WUUam Bul - mpe In th~ mtdi:he; this done, the ' • clAts will m •rl lias of Wa <;hmgton, D. c., Mrs. M. lad lakEs tl]e two brokeh ends in a!AI'TiiR FORTY·SEVEN 4 Many of our Uaed Cars have beell re· Fr.day Cvtnlnr at the P.'- ~bvt~rlen 0 Whi te nnd Mrs. Frank White. his palms, plaeea his hand& LD&ethShe . mo...S lhto the a_ptlrt>ln:nt~ conditioned and refinished. Others have church for lt..c; last n1rc1 ·'~ tf the e1. says thrte or tour maalc words. that Maxine bad fallen 2eason I Gcoa ge 11 Wagner of canton. ana and presto! the rope as whole again been run but little; tirea ah!Joat new! Writ'f&hnlssion to have M.t and Mr&. Clar,Jnf:P KPnf and Ml~.:& BertJta Wagner of Parkers- ~ During his stay In K.enLon tor the It waa ten IIU&raJ>tee backed by Authorized Ford Mrs Allc;t; Burtop of Cclmnbus who J burg lll't! visiLmg tn the horne of magicians oonventioo, "Chuck" has ·aftf really ,'IW~:I~d ha"'0 ~b visiting here for u~ pabt 1 M1. 11nd Mn; c. N Wagner here Ifrequently been seen in the comDealer tiven to each purchaaer. Very lit~ oW. snnd would :':'\eral days WitJ\ Mrs: B F Fult .-; : Mr and Mrs. Howa.rd OlbbG re- [paw qf Miss Melba' Burghard 141 tie caah required. Small monthly paySr a nd other relaUves willt t:tu rn t.o ! t,N[Iled t.o their home In Huntiag- 1year-ol4 Kentotl 'gtff who holds tne 111tledul! itBut ~";i,:'t~~;:l thear heme Friday. tpn Tuesaay after a wcoek's v1sit ·at Jeputatlon of being the youngest "1 b&w, ianthet 't ve_ry ment.. Mrs A. J ~ea.ver .. pent WeUnb-1 ~£> home of Mr. and Mrs H girl maaklan. : ;aut I've got to live eheapty. du)' 11! Rutland vislti."lg her motbr.r, Ingles Tlley wqe accompanied "We mystics must be ~l.ll," Chuck 'llm't know how poor I am. The Mt s H~Y,;k~\S. . · gomc lty thcl,r· nieee 1· Orace Jean ' expla! ned · o!dy clothes I have are the grand Mr an(t Mrs. . f!. W. VanZ1lnt lhglcs · eveninc thiPJ'& Mada01e Nahlman ha.v~ mcvf.d (~ t.heir rncpe~.:ty 'cu ~ ~lr"K"mia IngiM.dlttle d&U&hter' of GUAR~ E$T&'tl& me, and I can't weat them Ash ~ trcet, Gravel Hill, tc U1dr 1 M1. and Mrs. H D Ingles. who •lie:...•. lbe :atreet." hum nf!flr Cheshire • Cilme suddenly Ill late Tuesday ar'rarr-ytown. -N. Y. June · ,__INB-~iq.e grinned. HQh. somethiq E{U'l Cla.rk. .;p;,,";!i<";'•~TI.sonvllltLernnon I& unimproved, · Extra. tot;tay patrolled the will•I tum· ·u.plP • · I ~ t" ~ for th e r~· - ·- - ____._ John 0 , RoCkefeller e,.tate, pending Middleport, Phone 257-L tYO•~'-'·"' 4\e c1(jcc al . GB4)1N l'llll.a·:....., outcome of the a~al by Rocke~ck home in Woodlake, if !he .arst cf ~1c ..Ch1cago June :!-I N~raJus feller, James H . $U11ma.n, tlnanhall~ rt!ad about a girl coming to -'--:==t=+-- -r-t--'T"-~ sl.aJl€rl genereUy ' low<:r t'Jday, cler, and other proinlnent n;atdenls New York, sort "' The heav v. ICteu.nu; soon 1 t.o l p bJ• · I ooo-1 r. y ou ng IOlle Bargains in of \rJtrious kinds on varioUs rivers simply because it means udd,td pr9ttge for th"'!~ politicians in their home balli- wici'1 notning but kicks and rebuffs are the lot of the poor harissed railroad which 'is barely oble to hold 'its he'Ad ahote water. 'fhere may have been and no doubt were times wheu u holder of railroad property had something for which he might' be JUslly proud as well as thankful, but in the light of present day developments, that day has passed ~. The • 0 1 1 ,mao. 1 I; And to make a bnd matter wor~e, nothing is being I dune ahout it except n~gatively. \Vhere aid shoul<i he I yivon, the direct OPIJUsite is at hand und every~hing Is t~~~~~~~~~S~t~~!~~~~~~~ ing done tn aid the competitors. We have subsidies in the ion~! •'of millions of dollars being ' expended on our river•,' fJ ! •• we ~l'e th~ same thlnfl' in the way of tens . of . l ' ~·lf., J~ injl' 'I<Jient in bullcling'.highways as the chief · ment,>\i;l!$tlli'rW:IJI'P\fd1.-tlltijf.:j~·~· ...7' :th' lt~t~ i 1~:~ there any one with imagination so clep.r, ~11th j "'\).;=-··=="":~~= ideas oo radicai, with dreams so vivid that he can pictur•l the governments of the various states ond the Federal government In addition, not onlY b l · d · t of ways for tnoiT use but mlllntalntng them , ' , ~~~· ~nd follow it up by what the citizens _of t . , , n ·i>' ll'jl~l~ •af;~were it to odcur? A:nd yet that ts exa~~jy whaf iii PPP.\11 d. '" what ~eems to be a concerted elf~rt tp, r~n,~~ll 611111• f ,. gle taxpayers in the country o~~ of bulijptlllf' · l,l It is a gloomy outlook thit n\any eil!llll1"Pitjes h11vP'.to face when the time comes that'.tl\e•a. J!Ia.Uf .~~Jiar• (~tea from the grellt tran•portajlolt companiu~ ceas~ to roll into their t r e.» s u r I e s, ·and yet tgat day l8 on lh• ·sympathy c1 all the way, bein j.. \~ rJeeded On b)• \ fnoli s" people who b~l cavcment- Dt· Wllcoxtn ··••a-t & " OJlCC IUid was pre£ent at th.l' tunerare not looking to th• futUre . No c o m m u n H Y : aL I un- 10c ••kaaca..., .... lb. ,, ... 10c ze:1S c r !:B.BL R~ctue arc lng the arrival of tl ha.n~110me Rhtcr Which ri\Ma It~ t~dve.'lL their heme Sunday mcm1ng. I [ i i JUB.re\1· Navy a•••• -- fNI er Pru.nes Fruit COntpot. ' . , ... 10c 2 "" 10c .. 10c ' 25 lb. Bac 24% lb. s.ek lb. :: 1oC: .3 ·-.... 10c ' sc to ·. ' .. ;i .. '. .. ', . ... accompa~y her. not 1' Free meal, good ahow-1 make 'em a:et the best seats, 'and pick the Hhowsf Dance a bit afterward if they <;at;t 4ance, ~some more, and then leave 'em, Not so bad - for a plain looking girlt And you-with yotJ,rloolr:s. , • , " LHy Lou Umghed. "No, I couldn't. I ju.at eouldn't do it. 1- 1 don't k~Early briuging up, I guess." The next few months would be chastJy. Even doing all her o~"R laundry, and all the cl~J.ning in the apartment. and cuttini' her .fcotl the things she could do. Waitdown to almost noth1ng, she rcss. Telephone operatO!'. Pianist, see how she'd manage. But she Look a regular job abe Gwln waa stayin1 at his keep on with Gwin-:-no-. Island home during the would let her off a day a week. month!!, and only came in one day after his regular elasses she could co.Melentknuly a w_eek to teach. Lily Lou hei!itated when he made out htt tho mott'ey. Twent:v-flVf' dolweeldr check/ "I ean't ta'ke a a week ltnd free lessons, with week's pa7 .for a day's work;•, she costing twenty dollan the laid dejectedly. boor • • . "You mWJt Jive. How mnch •~'~' Oh how did anyone ever do it! :yaa,paying for the baby's board! " How' did girls ever ~orne opera '"Fifty," singers? And even if you had the •And your rent'!" ' voice, and the background. and the '"There's _, ~n':. The apartmfiJI.t languages, and thO' dramatic school beloJipd to a I'Jrl who-who mar- training, the dancing, the fencing ri6d or something, and went to and all the rest of it, what ever in Europe, and the leas!! i~'t up until the world did you do for money to November, ao Maxine and l-" Jive on 1 '1 lee."' Gwin wiped away a Sbe'd have to have money tor thl! amlle. bubCben's board, Tony •• , but she ••So tilers's :fud the food, and couldn't ask him for' a lnan, be had One doesn't ,w ant to eat much •this too many back debts-it wouldrt't bot weather. r spend quite a lot on be right. • • • eartue though-to gei 1 out· to Ja- Tbert \fAll no one else. MaJbe maiea Park to aee the bubchen, but she could write home, Perha.pa rm hopinc to &"et church work-" tbey could advance her something, He wheeled on her lh'arply, aod then when Uncle Eph'a estate won"t: 'caacb you if J'OU force · aetiled, ..• Besldea, this would voleel" be the last time she'd have to aak. "'1 wora't forr:e ft. I'll be Perhaps they could spare her just ehl l"ve told a few do11ars, say for two mor.ths, happena to eoion.turaa who wttil Gwin started fun time classea downJW again•••• She got up and wrote out "Bat Gwtn, rn be careful. the message, night letter. Jm't u though I were just The amawer was waiting tor her nm,. I know how to keep at noon the next day: 41 So1T7 to bavo to tell ycu im•ole!! fon,ard now-" •AD ztabt, Cboo1e help you now. Did not clamcll UMI that alarm you, but mother hu Idea ~ and Tour tl.u and no• pneumonia. about." 700 conltant!y. Wlah fOIJ ~DDII betwwn came, but no uae to considleer __.. a thbw to do for pa)', you are broke. Will t 700 tiDih a ebaaM to bNaJ1: in-" af aftJ durer. KAY." "B::aetbi• And right on the heels of that: "'BUt J'O• ..W. 1 had to •End very near. If you eaa bor' She weDt home, ~~ row from Mad-.me Nahlmaa and t11u lite W been ~ suggest you 4o so. for mdther claP, wben 11he &st faCed the for you eona.tly. All the elleft'a M!Dine. U lbe eould rut of family together. If 70U JaaM!i ltiiJedi :,nth Wahlman ca ot borro'ill Raymond and 1 will iWDdwa wu Oftr •• , But no use rn.!':ace to send you tieket. Advise. ~Pili milk. IU.lt.'!.. ~Why "i..c.retat. ... '= .. 'tbc -====== .-·--- •., ..I.,·n · '. l..iiJ' Lim, who steadfastly refused C.•pheU'• . · - of \U•k ob<l have , ha~ or you didD't. :Maxine, who p~eally Jived ~y her wits, being, ly enoag~ , •a teChniCAlly airl, took everythifl8', a]ld othing bot .~r J;M!I'80nalitt. and her small cfrele were the raort whom traveling ule.smen irrJm Columbus and all poi.Dta west tnvBriably meet and take 'to dinner, a : lhow, and roof eabaret after..warCL The number of blind dates tha.t Maxine acqlli red was someth"ing that never fail':'d to astound ..... ... 10c ha• yot looked ohead enough to do anythin&r until the ~~~~~;!~~ffii~~l3~!1r~!'Oilii••' · . •' · l'JC~II EGO ••ilrnad• brought their attention-to the question by renoov-1 Mn> aA119n \l'l:plf.hasln hOt. Jr.·• · ~~~~~~~:~~ ing •orne of their trains, then and only then have ......., • .tnok bon ... ptbered ~; frcm tl\e m8t.. One. tr;teo.m,: the tore realized their shortcomings when it waa too late. part ot tbe week. 'ttJe ea1 meaaurea If we hove .fur own salvation in view, wl had better a 1-2<7 l·2 ailcl "l".'n furtlu:•· h>· vcsttt.tatlcn lt. wu. d~ there •lop doing all we can to speed the day w))en our tlna)lcial .,.. Ill!• •n•. one bttt<le' lhe other, !touhle• will be ev,en worse than they are now, by driving beth iiavl.'l!l ,)>&nkahelli. out one class or reilly bir taxpayers. Don't wait until it PAR~NTS ~;-;,o\liGH1ER is tuo lute, but Bet 'accordingly, now. Mr Rnd MJt:: Evm:tt Rcu:lh. €:UI- JIMMY·'W ALJttl\ T HEGlllfS TO appear, .•• the investigating probing Jimmy Walker-s conduct as moyor great city of New York, ml~rht show enough of irr,~ti!f~~ itie• to force that dapper official's removal from office, eoc h •ucceeding day brings forth new evidence of his mlil't feosance In office, It seems to show that Jimmy, im1tead;ol travelling all over the United States in attending to busin••• of other atatea and municipalities as well A4 .all- · Journing in Europe, all for the sake of notoriety, mitllt much better have apelft his time in New York in a sin'eere ctfort to conduct t~e atfairs of the greatest city in the ~B!h•,:IPo:ilita world as he sw~~e would try to do at the time oi his In· l0:30, . . t o o ffi'~ \ ' WI!.Yll• ;,c:-;::· ;,-:o:(Iuc t'1on In ~# Thc mere denial of irt~wuiaritieo wlth nothing more 11~1r lt·HH than w~ak excuses, hardly is sufficient to keep tho vuhlic I' rom think!n' W,•'·It• h~s been ll~olplly negligent in, office. The fact ·that · hill great personal magnetism may · hring to him the sympathy of countless thousands who in I ;cc·-.cthcir hcru worship can apd do lind excuses for h11im;j·,,;;;~;~~~~: not alter the conclitl~no which the committee i• b before th e citl~ell• of Na1" YorJI. · 14any rK•PMI• ~liVe ··lli~P~~ ~~~ ~~'t tles~rts of n•lurious acliqps In qln~r fill•• 1111~ v!]l!!~~· ere tlli• James W sjk~r ~pcce~~" !lll\Qjll' ~I" lp tit~ f11ce of the 11"~41 w~ivht of lpcqntrpv~fti~IP evjd~pf.lll, lle >viii bqt •HPtl~e~ wh"t utpers Mve 'lfllft!IY ~Qpe. ln lilly pvent the clappqr I lllaYur is ftn4l1!1!. ~tmdl1 tqp·bH'Y j~~~ 11t present 111 ~·· Centlinll him••lnq IJP lltlllvfntlpi li[QP'l4 til• co.11~1rY lfY· lnJ to fun•t!~'l f!\(~thPf QP!Ilmqnl~•• wlllch w!ll ll~vp IH>thhlll of p!m· !II~ ~~~~ l'lfp!li~t~j!ll fqr w~jolt 'll~ql' 1 The Brooks-Ebersbach Motor Compa·ny 0., 1\! ' . • t fl 0.1 caw 'd' frogrant . I " ~ - Ford Trade-Ins. 1 time when one had "Homething worth while" whefl. he I, helei railroad :;lock wa.!l indeed in the crH of several years I ' past. c~evqpHf ~"4 •fno~r•ty t~~~"~fpl. Virainia Cre11 Cnuuns obtained ftve rWl.!l , Ttojll.lll! AB fluut IIU!. hlto, ou~ II. l.hrec-bv.~ hiL ' Murray , 2b, p & tb .. 4 au4.1 oue 11 h ome run DJJlard, 11111 ... , . , . , 4 Eveu u.lter this acortnr, Rile and Parfttt, c ........ 4 lll11 men did not. 1ive up alth01q:h Palllkner, ct. lb & p , 4 llley cou ld not hit Neal's oll'erinp l• Graves. 3b & 2b . . . t therefore could not Ball, tr . . . 3 Murray took over the pit.chJna: tor Pickens, rr . . ., ~ lhe Troj~ons In the eighth frame 1 Lewta, lb & cf . 3 PAOli 1'IIIID ·================= ~ THERE are J>Oliticians here. there and every. WtiiLE ; where, busily engaged is trying to get appropriations wut be Mlddl'eport ews ,•. :__N :..:.=:...::.::..:=-----·.:========:l and - THE RAILROAD'S rJILEMMA '• I Plttlty Jlboae 1'ulll' Nl'lft h · I 55:7. '/ 1 { 'Mill DAlLY ~Y. OHIO. 01 NOtiCE RETURN TO THE LORD-Let the wicked forsake his ·way, and the~nrl~rhteous man his thoughts: and let him return unto tlfe Lord, and He will have mercy upon him: and to our God, for He will abundantly pardon.--lsaiuh ':· . lidi~J JU a;.;~ l; ·- - · ..:.-~ - 1 . ~AY, .nJNll :1, IIU ....._r m. .,. ~W.U. llllo'd ,.. . Joli. .-:;: Bv illlo aftemoon Lilr '" / wor.."!she uid dej~-~-1.!:...__ wired May, bought her ticket, end had kissed the • bub~:hen a tearfulj' goodbye. She had five hund~ and flfty I dollara of Dwight; Gwln'a mqney, and how abe was ever to repay him &he didn't knoW. _ S:h\! 8Qt the l&lt measas-e' on the train, : r' Read It over and over, trying to realiH what it would be like . 'lllithout mother. Said It over and over to •herielf • • • "Mother, dead Mother, dead." But tt did not 11eem real, Jn the mid•t of her worried repedtloflt "MoUter, de~ .. •,. ,mother, •• dead!'l there would come the thoua-ht the bu.beheo. Hadn't 1he better wi~ Muine to .10 .see him on Bv:nday? Muine wu 10 anobtfnina, thouch. TobJ' would be bett.r,, but Tony wu worklnl' B<l lult;d. lind Suiulay was bia on]y cllance to na\. Back to mother apin. .....~ I'd only started soOner. H MaJ bad onlr told me ••• ~ut of coune didn't know. It, wun't her fault. . , • Ob, dear, it'J 10 hot, and dlrtf, •• , Holdeibs in that pasture ••• pretty thing~, Holsteinl.•• • Wonder what they did with all Unele Eph's sheep T .•• Mother muat h!ive known I'd come •• - she mut tuow i that I'm coming no': , •• '?etween those who Jove there s bowid to be some sort of telepathy • • ,.. "I won't see K,n, of roune. • • . •1 Stilt, I might. It would btl natural for him to come to see, us, on ac- I count of mother. It isn t absurd to imagine that. Pe•p Sap eollldn't . object to that. He knew mother. ' Sh,~p~ ~~l . .blm.mot~:.· I _ .. , _ , ""' • • • "It would have been crimhtal to bri~ the bubehen. The heat would have _. ~I lie<:! him. Kelt cio$1n\ ~now ~e a ahv~ anyway. Even llu::.. tne thtnks he 1 th~ loveliest dilld ahe eveT uw. He a even p.ininl' durin&' the hot tum~r. lin. JeD- I sen-is y~ondertul to htm •••. at leaat she a.efma aa. • • • Better ~re Tonr · to and make sure. , , • ' l • .. ol.l .r .Three little·words :that :~':UPset ~the · -apple cart" lfl she! '· ·,':,ifi-\the cigatette 'trade I "n<> you inhale? Can any questioq be U simpler? And yet-what a furore it has created I Tbe cigarette uade feels that the public bas been let in on a sacrosanct seem! "You've upset the apple cart," they say. 1 ti Lo"JJW' ~lf~~·~,'~;,t,~.... . (Another Chapter of·Sto~ 01J'li'afe iL S!x' , · '' ' 1 t 1Vbysucb~?cenaudythepublic I I \ o .' .' j/1 1.' ) ,.,.J,.., """'"' , f: rkl'-•• b t '•t" !.',' " l " ""~ '" · ' " • I "'" t- ~· l;r '' ' t ~p J I 1! , " J • .. . , • • •• 1.-'i'' ' doean't fear the question-for everybody inbaln-knowi_ngly or unknowingly . .. every smoker breathes in some part ' of tbe smoke be or she draws out of • ciga~ette. t ... -· •• • to Do you inhale? Lucky Strike INI• urwl raise thia viral quesrion ... beoouae cenain impurities concealed in even the finest, mildest tobacco leaves are re· movedbyLuckies'famous!>urifyingprocess. Luckies created that process. Only Luckies have it! Remember-mo.re than 20,000 physicians, after Luckies had been furniahed tbeni fortests,btui•gtbtiropi•iotu ..ti!tir slated that Luckics are less irritating to the throar than other cigarettes! •••lti•gexperi"'"•• "It's toasted'' '!!!!fl 2 " -· l .. ufl IIIII I J!!!l!! ' �• ' ' • ,.., - -- '1;~~ .. r ..,. .. . .... . l'tll I!Uf f'' ... ~ THUIISI)AY, Jmrl: I, 1111 ,_1'1' ood B~ , JI!IIo!tt<m wero o ·~ttt-doy. C( ~- ·· ·Lewll 91111 ,.ol vWe wore Ni"" , J. P. PIP vi4IIAir - · p . . ;~Clay. ersvllle ..,. a of ... KolldtJ. lll!ll7 a~ who h•• vLIII!nf In Ole·- lbo p&aL several monthl aame JiOm,e la.at Saturda)' to 3pend .101111 tune 41Hh ~nlo, Mr. ond Krl. P': A. -dtf Mr. and 10'1. A. D. Oulnther lert for Ql>or~lon tor ~ llllort villi willa ~ •• trJenllll. ReV. ond 111'1. Spur~ ond .ohll drt1> are vl.lltlnt rerou. . 1n Lin· QOIII COUftQr. lllr..ID!I ... ""'· • Te4 Jlllo> or Bptu. .... Milt ·~ week \liMI bore wtth IIJn. lllii>'o poronto, ¥'· ed J.ln. Homer Rouah. llenry Jentinl, mlDt lntt'Mct.or apent the week end wUh hil taunnY Mr. and ian. \'ifi• ~ley of ,.,~ ~.... . ~ I'P'"I'P Oqloo 1114 Qro""'lloil Dop~ Voll _.•• O&Wpoll&, Mn. Ray hiDr • and children and lira. Au4>Jil&r ot we80 Ool\ID)bla JJ.i'I!Ut Mood&)' here 1 the aueeta ot Ill. and Mn. Sam Awn11- UOII"""' ..,. _,.. ay ,_Week .................. I I One year ................. .. • •II Non<hl ................ • ODe Nonll> ......... · .. . .. .. ·r~~ree !4ontlll ......... .... .. ODe Year . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . .tUIO ant il:unth ....•.••••••.•••• Jer. .-a . l1llm(cl< ' ' -.,d "'" or are Yllltinl rei&Uvea ,\ PliONE SQ..L 1 '~T~R the b . B Mr Knd Mrh F W Hlil ){"'\ ha\t J Wht&l wu. down 1-a lo J-2c rom 3 mo\•ed into one of me StarJibury 11-10 ntchtr to 3-tc lo'Aer ana oat '> · ~ 1-8 tD 1-tc olf 1 apa.ttcu~nt.s on MJIJ llln:et o Mr¥ Ja.mtt White Ia 1mp;cv L ~ Wheat Ju.ly 55 t-t. 8-:!p~ :'17 1·4 1 from a recent Jllnes:s 1-2 New July M 1-8 1-1 , &pl. ~7 o The PhUaU1ea Women d lh~ 1-4 , Dee. 10 60 1-8 0 0 or Pocamleo HillA and Moun t Pleasant that nue troopers be u slcned to the vllJaaes Undt:r a court order. the 13 newly ln5talled mPn of the Mount. Pleas~ lUll poll~ force wopre ouat.ed be0 Church Chrl.st wlll met:t Friday Com 29 29 1-4 . Sept 31 J-.:1 e&uae they had not oomplltd with 1 evenlnl at the horne of Nn. H. B. 1-8. Dee U 3-4 the clv1l 5Pentlct rulln1 of the state 0 Curd Oroup, with Nni. Curci 1U {;a.tJs July 21 7-8 2"..!. &pL 21 ~-H o 1 1 Ju.der , will oo o 1 or July Hu~ l[HOf r~~~~;gl;~~~~:~i~~. ~;~~~~:::.o~!~ ~dn:::o= ~~~eehl~w! r.;:::!:~ ~ RUe . ~ ~~~~;ri=~dth:~-:~ln~w~ :~ n~q i:~ hi~: A~~ns~o~. c~ Alumnal Banquet .tE~GU[ . ' acore. R H l 1 0 0 o 2 0 o 0 o ! lh f R r p , 2b dl 3b . 3 they wer e held from scortn1 more Allen.sworth. Orate, Pa.rtitt. PO~ NO EO if:.s~~t:~J~l.ats~~~~~~~~::~a~r~~ Cl~~n:.~~b~:~ =~=~w~nw~~ a!~~~-base hlta-a chll!m 1 the balls II Home rWJ-Neal. 'FROM THE MOUND· 1 d 1 N. c eay:e a.ld w A Wolfe lui. week ! Wlllt Siu'SO'Ill) or Ore~~.t Bena •u t.alllng on h is met her Mrs Mary E:jU'son Monda y. Rc.y Sayre and wilt- or Racine ut.llf.d c.n H.oy Haym&n &.ud famlly !dcnday • Billie Wolte of Zane5v tJJe HTtv ~ The remains or Mrs Dallas Rood w~ l(mcvtd from P <:emet.en· of wah J ch.; Belpre and bioua~bt lu Ull.'> place J c.hn Worley and wile or Paa . k~r!bur& ca.llell on w R H!l yman and t UIJed bes u..ll l1cr hu:,l;ttnd In lhl Well <: CClilf'h.' ry and r&mily Ml!mor1aJ Day s w p k d f 1 Plants 22, Wand~O~Ja~~ Sh~p of Set For June 11th ~!~~~r:~ii~~ ~h~~~~~~~~~~1f ~c~f:".dndt~.:~mer 't b ho8t&&!s Mn Marth a. Netaler of Raetne &Ptnt Monday wttl., trten<la ot tJds piaee Mrs Hannah Bm\r. of Parkenburg YJSited at the horn~ or M.l'8. Allensworth, •Y The t cport s expt'rt Recreation ball StrUck out-by Neal 3 Rtf l Plans ror the annual banquet or town OOmbnrdmcnt of th"" pla)·cn; · and the Purity Cl'eama B&l.ies on BaiJs---..otr NeaJ • 2'M the M>ddleport hloh sch-L '""" Alumni lt!t Rife and hLs men wUJ bt played at the local grounds ray 1 ' ur- As!loclaLion have been formed by fu.r I:Jehlnct Wlth httle hopes or ever I.<Jnlliht.. The Clowns are &&ld the executive committee, It wa!> U JC . Clarksb~ra:\:~a.~pent ~~~ Ft~~ I ;emveaing t.he lead . Rl!e '.s twirling exch&n1Je positions on their team Purity announced , day unul Monday with Tat U5 Plt:i-,- ARE YOU BOTHERED 160 103 was otf considerably while his mil - each Jnnmg, no player pla.yina the 1 Trojans 030-13 The date ror t.he reunion, when en.s and J>lsters WITH ANTS? 1hon dollar support, as hP hRR been ~amt' position more lhan one In- ~ Umpires---Fultz 100 000 000- 1 o ld friend s and clU&mates &ather (Continued from page one~ Cctt.ale PRIY'!r meetings wen: mng, and also each player bats and White togeth~r rtYivlzli: many !Of¥O~le:n the treasury !or lh~ corpon.tk•r., held ,l t the homes ;:,f Whe{'le r ear- TERRO Ant Killer will Rid Y~ 1 accustomea to during ti1e past. ilPPurity Creams D r i y e peal('o worth little more than two ng:nt.-ha.nded ~t th e plate aQd then -LODGE HOSTES memolles, has been set fa~ Satur- this amoWlt being charged to t he sen a nd Oliver Ycke ley's on !3aturccm s Ul the following Inning bats leftS day night, June 11 , aL 8 o clod~ at public debt Cknenl exJkndltures day and Monday e\'Pning Ploc:e of Ants in 24 Houn, Aurer Ball Rife To Neal domg mauna duty rOr t he, handed The game wHl begin Mrs. .F'rank McCoy was hot!t('ss 'he Pearl 11t.reet KYmnuium . r 12 311798000 1 _ _ Mr.s. c F' Rnu.sh '" spencUng a 124 No mat«.r huw th1ck tl1e until are . Sbowen Cream; toyed Wllh his opponfnb; IIJIompt.ly at fl o'oloc:k. I Th ursdny tu ternoon at l!er home Oil An appropriate PI'Of!'am hu been I ~ as a ;l!llu.lt ot ~~;":~ameda ,pt:b- few days at the heme of her moUl1 in your liutd,t•n, JHI.IItry, 11:e hi •• or 1 a llowmi them but th e hit.<; Nea l l\ 1 Nc.rt h Third Av-enue to the mt'm• arranged for preser\ta.t.lon during 1'I b llrll 1er Mrs Susan B1rch of Stlversvllle ; ~,_,pport "'as everywhere they should Punty (\B R H E llf'r:o of the G. I. A Lodee. 111!11- the banQuet, which will con.~i&t or ·c. u ng Proaram . ' Miss Ruth Pic ken~ rctmlf'd Lo ~:ard ~n, TEH.HO Aut Killer will WIN BY 13-1 SCORE 1•lij.Ve bee n scooping U•"'.., hot ground-! S .. Alle nsworth, Jb 6 5 5 o ! the tlcu~hcst rE'!reshment.c; v.cre IU!rved b) an addreSii of welcome by Mrs . llu: ~Clit'll dehclt cf 1170 017 •000 her home a t LaniSVllie Sund ay fol· clean thNJl out 111 :!4 l"••lNI or l~. t h Dcrothy Harley president and wa.s $.')l,OOO ,OQO hlgher, whi •.• Tt!1 1 cn; snaggmg nl.es hom the air, JJt- C AUensworlh, cr 5 2 2 t'I!S · a t e d O& cf th ! Reveral other lnU.reauna addresse lui'Hi'> or t axf'~ smcuntlng to 17i,- 1QWfl(l two "ee](s vl.!iit with relatl That '~ !H i r p•·~ 1 t 1 n, money-back t?·H-its Secured Rr;.·i , Win- (I cra lly tobbmg the Trojans of hits ! Grate, lb 6 2 2 2 Ous~u~ seMion .Followln& t.he proeram and bus~ IJ7l 000 ~alned $12 ,000,000 v~~well M"NI"kl-. wit• ana -•u- guarantf'f' G•·t TEHIIO today. th a1 CCI talnl} looked good when Da1 st c 3 0 1 0 4U ... ... "'a "' ... I nen; Neal Per ttl ~ 11tli<~'Y v.c1e s tarted fa om t he bats. 1Huhbud 2b 5 1 o o EN'fi.R 'fAINS CLASS ne~ session. danclnw, cardJ and a g,hter and !<lster-in-btw of Jack~ Manuf..,turllll hy • su1 All u nr 8t II ·~ soclal evcnlnK: have been planned oon. Mich., atnve<t r:.n a visit to hH SENOitF.T t:HEMK"AL co .• 1 th , 0 d 3 0 8 ut F IVe "\ first. zuuung ~llSWOl l, Creams, up ll sente I Battyn, or on. Sli •' . ' ... li J Gar d.l(l' cnte: t \J U 1 lor entertBinment. and diversion paren•·, Ru•h M·Nlckleo and ....,,, ST I.(JUIS MO. u s A tor the •• 5 1] 1 0 thMrs F.hlw..: .. ._ " " 1 mto ll'!ft fle ld fOl three bRses. Neal p ' 5 1 3 0 £ ~em~w tJ lhe ·toy:d E~r .. , { The prlce for the bt.nquet thlf; , ·~ ) or Antlquily 81ld Cnpt c F. Hou~h For Sale IJy Rife's Ttojans, suocumbed to !.he lncldentally, StJW: obtained five IHor:rilch, If... 3 0 0 0 elllls cl~. c! th.e Chwch of Chtlft, \)'E-ar ~s been set at $1.00 and each IContRue(.. tram l)l!.le ote c! thl.s place , STANSBURY DRUG CO heavy klltt,na Purtty Creams by the luis cut uf SIX tim~~ at the plate I Ptckens. r! . . 3 0 0 0 Tueooax ~venlng at hl:r horne ,cU:I ~ember has the priviled&e or In- ~ eran ca.rd llloantpulators gue,amg. MISs VIrginia Bentz or R~:~cme I ~ ~ • • IJOOl'e of 13 to 1 a.t the local play~ counhnR five 01 the Purity's total I the COl'flET of Pl\bntt .stret>t und Vitlng a guest Card at 1nvat.a.uon8 1 Jun Poley , known to.. m~taru; spent Memorial day with her grand I Cor :1rd unJ Mill StA., ground Wednesday eve ning From or runs In Lhe second fJo mc, tile Totals .. 41 13 17 , 2 Sixth .6-nriu~ Pcrty were pres~nt Jlave been sent to the many gradu- I the world ...over :tsdtheh ~ tl or or th i:l place MIDDLE PORT. OHIO ~ ........ _ ___ _ to enjoy the delightful socle1 ttme &l.es of Middleport hJgh IJChool C;mls." wuen ma e t e c m c which fiJUowed the short. bu&ine&s The otncera of tb.e association one of young Miller's card tricks, ~c ,le n , this year, are, Mr&. Harley, preSI- 1 f'X:clatmed: Mrs. Gurdn':'.; ~"!d refreshmenLs ,dent. Oscar Klem, vice. president, ' I'm blamtt If I could duplicate ·"~-. ·t.uetue Dutf.otl. sebr~tary and Mrs that one. Hirry left WeaoJ esde~y 1Fnyc Battyn, treasurer. ' • . "Chuck's" favortt~ t rick Is the Mts, fer f~r several cJav;; , , E.a~t. Indian rope trick-an Illusion VIsit "~l~a:'\v:'J~, I~Frank Ry Rn DINNER PART\' 1crt.ated by "Doc" Tarbell, ChlcafO ;~ left WedMrs. Ell::abcth Hartinger enter- 1m&.glclan lte perlonns tbc dlftl1~~~~'e~~~~; day~ visit with Mrs tamed With a dinner We<.luesday tult. j.rlck wUh ease and dutc-:ty I' at Columbu:i. evenina at h<·· home on South Ht' l'i"olc:ls a hall-inch rope , four feet Patterson Is confin'XI Ti-urd Avenue. l l()ng, the ends tn his hands; someSwth Tturtl AveGuests wot:re Mr$. s. p Coe of cne-anyone-U pked to sever the \Vestfle'ld N J Mia. WUUam Bul - mpe In th~ mtdi:he; this done, the ' • clAts will m •rl lias of Wa <;hmgton, D. c., Mrs. M. lad lakEs tl]e two brokeh ends in a!AI'TiiR FORTY·SEVEN 4 Many of our Uaed Cars have beell re· Fr.day Cvtnlnr at the P.'- ~bvt~rlen 0 Whi te nnd Mrs. Frank White. his palms, plaeea his hand& LD&ethShe . mo...S lhto the a_ptlrt>ln:nt~ conditioned and refinished. Others have church for lt..c; last n1rc1 ·'~ tf the e1. says thrte or tour maalc words. that Maxine bad fallen 2eason I Gcoa ge 11 Wagner of canton. ana and presto! the rope as whole again been run but little; tirea ah!Joat new! Writ'f&hnlssion to have M.t and Mr&. Clar,Jnf:P KPnf and Ml~.:& BertJta Wagner of Parkers- ~ During his stay In K.enLon tor the It waa ten IIU&raJ>tee backed by Authorized Ford Mrs Allc;t; Burtop of Cclmnbus who J burg lll't! visiLmg tn the horne of magicians oonventioo, "Chuck" has ·aftf really ,'IW~:I~d ha"'0 ~b visiting here for u~ pabt 1 M1. 11nd Mn; c. N Wagner here Ifrequently been seen in the comDealer tiven to each purchaaer. Very lit~ oW. snnd would :':'\eral days WitJ\ Mrs: B F Fult .-; : Mr and Mrs. Howa.rd OlbbG re- [paw qf Miss Melba' Burghard 141 tie caah required. Small monthly paySr a nd other relaUves willt t:tu rn t.o ! t,N[Iled t.o their home In Huntiag- 1year-ol4 Kentotl 'gtff who holds tne 111tledul! itBut ~";i,:'t~~;:l thear heme Friday. tpn Tuesaay after a wcoek's v1sit ·at Jeputatlon of being the youngest "1 b&w, ianthet 't ve_ry ment.. Mrs A. J ~ea.ver .. pent WeUnb-1 ~£> home of Mr. and Mrs H girl maaklan. : ;aut I've got to live eheapty. du)' 11! Rutland vislti."lg her motbr.r, Ingles Tlley wqe accompanied "We mystics must be ~l.ll," Chuck 'llm't know how poor I am. The Mt s H~Y,;k~\S. . · gomc lty thcl,r· nieee 1· Orace Jean ' expla! ned · o!dy clothes I have are the grand Mr an(t Mrs. . f!. W. VanZ1lnt lhglcs · eveninc thiPJ'& Mada01e Nahlman ha.v~ mcvf.d (~ t.heir rncpe~.:ty 'cu ~ ~lr"K"mia IngiM.dlttle d&U&hter' of GUAR~ E$T&'tl& me, and I can't weat them Ash ~ trcet, Gravel Hill, tc U1dr 1 M1. and Mrs. H D Ingles. who •lie:...•. lbe :atreet." hum nf!flr Cheshire • Cilme suddenly Ill late Tuesday ar'rarr-ytown. -N. Y. June · ,__INB-~iq.e grinned. HQh. somethiq E{U'l Cla.rk. .;p;,,";!i<";'•~TI.sonvllltLernnon I& unimproved, · Extra. tot;tay patrolled the will•I tum· ·u.plP • · I ~ t" ~ for th e r~· - ·- - ____._ John 0 , RoCkefeller e,.tate, pending Middleport, Phone 257-L tYO•~'-'·"' 4\e c1(jcc al . GB4)1N l'llll.a·:....., outcome of the a~al by Rocke~ck home in Woodlake, if !he .arst cf ~1c ..Ch1cago June :!-I N~raJus feller, James H . $U11ma.n, tlnanhall~ rt!ad about a girl coming to -'--:==t=+-- -r-t--'T"-~ sl.aJl€rl genereUy ' low<:r t'Jday, cler, and other proinlnent n;atdenls New York, sort "' The heav v. ICteu.nu; soon 1 t.o l p bJ• · I ooo-1 r. y ou ng IOlle Bargains in of \rJtrious kinds on varioUs rivers simply because it means udd,td pr9ttge for th"'!~ politicians in their home balli- wici'1 notning but kicks and rebuffs are the lot of the poor harissed railroad which 'is barely oble to hold 'its he'Ad ahote water. 'fhere may have been and no doubt were times wheu u holder of railroad property had something for which he might' be JUslly proud as well as thankful, but in the light of present day developments, that day has passed ~. The • 0 1 1 ,mao. 1 I; And to make a bnd matter wor~e, nothing is being I dune ahout it except n~gatively. \Vhere aid shoul<i he I yivon, the direct OPIJUsite is at hand und every~hing Is t~~~~~~~~~S~t~~!~~~~~~~ ing done tn aid the competitors. We have subsidies in the ion~! •'of millions of dollars being ' expended on our river•,' fJ ! •• we ~l'e th~ same thlnfl' in the way of tens . of . l ' ~·lf., J~ injl' 'I<Jient in bullcling'.highways as the chief · ment,>\i;l!$tlli'rW:IJI'P\fd1.-tlltijf.:j~·~· ...7' :th' lt~t~ i 1~:~ there any one with imagination so clep.r, ~11th j "'\).;=-··=="":~~= ideas oo radicai, with dreams so vivid that he can pictur•l the governments of the various states ond the Federal government In addition, not onlY b l · d · t of ways for tnoiT use but mlllntalntng them , ' , ~~~· ~nd follow it up by what the citizens _of t . , , n ·i>' ll'jl~l~ •af;~were it to odcur? A:nd yet that ts exa~~jy whaf iii PPP.\11 d. '" what ~eems to be a concerted elf~rt tp, r~n,~~ll 611111• f ,. gle taxpayers in the country o~~ of bulijptlllf' · l,l It is a gloomy outlook thit n\any eil!llll1"Pitjes h11vP'.to face when the time comes that'.tl\e•a. J!Ia.Uf .~~Jiar• (~tea from the grellt tran•portajlolt companiu~ ceas~ to roll into their t r e.» s u r I e s, ·and yet tgat day l8 on lh• ·sympathy c1 all the way, bein j.. \~ rJeeded On b)• \ fnoli s" people who b~l cavcment- Dt· Wllcoxtn ··••a-t & " OJlCC IUid was pre£ent at th.l' tunerare not looking to th• futUre . No c o m m u n H Y : aL I un- 10c ••kaaca..., .... lb. ,, ... 10c ze:1S c r !:B.BL R~ctue arc lng the arrival of tl ha.n~110me Rhtcr Which ri\Ma It~ t~dve.'lL their heme Sunday mcm1ng. I [ i i JUB.re\1· Navy a•••• -- fNI er Pru.nes Fruit COntpot. ' . , ... 10c 2 "" 10c .. 10c ' 25 lb. Bac 24% lb. s.ek lb. :: 1oC: .3 ·-.... 10c ' sc to ·. ' .. ;i .. '. .. ', . ... accompa~y her. not 1' Free meal, good ahow-1 make 'em a:et the best seats, 'and pick the Hhowsf Dance a bit afterward if they <;at;t 4ance, ~some more, and then leave 'em, Not so bad - for a plain looking girlt And you-with yotJ,rloolr:s. , • , " LHy Lou Umghed. "No, I couldn't. I ju.at eouldn't do it. 1- 1 don't k~Early briuging up, I guess." The next few months would be chastJy. Even doing all her o~"R laundry, and all the cl~J.ning in the apartment. and cuttini' her .fcotl the things she could do. Waitdown to almost noth1ng, she rcss. Telephone operatO!'. Pianist, see how she'd manage. But she Look a regular job abe Gwln waa stayin1 at his keep on with Gwin-:-no-. Island home during the would let her off a day a week. month!!, and only came in one day after his regular elasses she could co.Melentknuly a w_eek to teach. Lily Lou hei!itated when he made out htt tho mott'ey. Twent:v-flVf' dolweeldr check/ "I ean't ta'ke a a week ltnd free lessons, with week's pa7 .for a day's work;•, she costing twenty dollan the laid dejectedly. boor • • . "You mWJt Jive. How mnch •~'~' Oh how did anyone ever do it! :yaa,paying for the baby's board! " How' did girls ever ~orne opera '"Fifty," singers? And even if you had the •And your rent'!" ' voice, and the background. and the '"There's _, ~n':. The apartmfiJI.t languages, and thO' dramatic school beloJipd to a I'Jrl who-who mar- training, the dancing, the fencing ri6d or something, and went to and all the rest of it, what ever in Europe, and the leas!! i~'t up until the world did you do for money to November, ao Maxine and l-" Jive on 1 '1 lee."' Gwin wiped away a Sbe'd have to have money tor thl! amlle. bubCben's board, Tony •• , but she ••So tilers's :fud the food, and couldn't ask him for' a lnan, be had One doesn't ,w ant to eat much •this too many back debts-it wouldrt't bot weather. r spend quite a lot on be right. • • • eartue though-to gei 1 out· to Ja- Tbert \fAll no one else. MaJbe maiea Park to aee the bubchen, but she could write home, Perha.pa rm hopinc to &"et church work-" tbey could advance her something, He wheeled on her lh'arply, aod then when Uncle Eph'a estate won"t: 'caacb you if J'OU force · aetiled, ..• Besldea, this would voleel" be the last time she'd have to aak. "'1 wora't forr:e ft. I'll be Perhaps they could spare her just ehl l"ve told a few do11ars, say for two mor.ths, happena to eoion.turaa who wttil Gwin started fun time classea downJW again•••• She got up and wrote out "Bat Gwtn, rn be careful. the message, night letter. Jm't u though I were just The amawer was waiting tor her nm,. I know how to keep at noon the next day: 41 So1T7 to bavo to tell ycu im•ole!! fon,ard now-" •AD ztabt, Cboo1e help you now. Did not clamcll UMI that alarm you, but mother hu Idea ~ and Tour tl.u and no• pneumonia. about." 700 conltant!y. Wlah fOIJ ~DDII betwwn came, but no uae to considleer __.. a thbw to do for pa)', you are broke. Will t 700 tiDih a ebaaM to bNaJ1: in-" af aftJ durer. KAY." "B::aetbi• And right on the heels of that: "'BUt J'O• ..W. 1 had to •End very near. If you eaa bor' She weDt home, ~~ row from Mad-.me Nahlmaa and t11u lite W been ~ suggest you 4o so. for mdther claP, wben 11he &st faCed the for you eona.tly. All the elleft'a M!Dine. U lbe eould rut of family together. If 70U JaaM!i ltiiJedi :,nth Wahlman ca ot borro'ill Raymond and 1 will iWDdwa wu Oftr •• , But no use rn.!':ace to send you tieket. Advise. ~Pili milk. IU.lt.'!.. ~Why "i..c.retat. ... '= .. 'tbc -====== .-·--- •., ..I.,·n · '. l..iiJ' Lim, who steadfastly refused C.•pheU'• . · - of \U•k ob<l have , ha~ or you didD't. :Maxine, who p~eally Jived ~y her wits, being, ly enoag~ , •a teChniCAlly airl, took everythifl8', a]ld othing bot .~r J;M!I'80nalitt. and her small cfrele were the raort whom traveling ule.smen irrJm Columbus and all poi.Dta west tnvBriably meet and take 'to dinner, a : lhow, and roof eabaret after..warCL The number of blind dates tha.t Maxine acqlli red was someth"ing that never fail':'d to astound ..... ... 10c ha• yot looked ohead enough to do anythin&r until the ~~~~~;!~~ffii~~l3~!1r~!'Oilii••' · . •' · l'JC~II EGO ••ilrnad• brought their attention-to the question by renoov-1 Mn> aA119n \l'l:plf.hasln hOt. Jr.·• · ~~~~~~~:~~ ing •orne of their trains, then and only then have ......., • .tnok bon ... ptbered ~; frcm tl\e m8t.. One. tr;teo.m,: the tore realized their shortcomings when it waa too late. part ot tbe week. 'ttJe ea1 meaaurea If we hove .fur own salvation in view, wl had better a 1-2<7 l·2 ailcl "l".'n furtlu:•· h>· vcsttt.tatlcn lt. wu. d~ there •lop doing all we can to speed the day w))en our tlna)lcial .,.. Ill!• •n•. one bttt<le' lhe other, !touhle• will be ev,en worse than they are now, by driving beth iiavl.'l!l ,)>&nkahelli. out one class or reilly bir taxpayers. Don't wait until it PAR~NTS ~;-;,o\liGH1ER is tuo lute, but Bet 'accordingly, now. Mr Rnd MJt:: Evm:tt Rcu:lh. €:UI- JIMMY·'W ALJttl\ T HEGlllfS TO appear, .•• the investigating probing Jimmy Walker-s conduct as moyor great city of New York, ml~rht show enough of irr,~ti!f~~ itie• to force that dapper official's removal from office, eoc h •ucceeding day brings forth new evidence of his mlil't feosance In office, It seems to show that Jimmy, im1tead;ol travelling all over the United States in attending to busin••• of other atatea and municipalities as well A4 .all- · Journing in Europe, all for the sake of notoriety, mitllt much better have apelft his time in New York in a sin'eere ctfort to conduct t~e atfairs of the greatest city in the ~B!h•,:IPo:ilita world as he sw~~e would try to do at the time oi his In· l0:30, . . t o o ffi'~ \ ' WI!.Yll• ;,c:-;::· ;,-:o:(Iuc t'1on In ~# Thc mere denial of irt~wuiaritieo wlth nothing more 11~1r lt·HH than w~ak excuses, hardly is sufficient to keep tho vuhlic I' rom think!n' W,•'·It• h~s been ll~olplly negligent in, office. The fact ·that · hill great personal magnetism may · hring to him the sympathy of countless thousands who in I ;cc·-.cthcir hcru worship can apd do lind excuses for h11im;j·,,;;;~;~~~~: not alter the conclitl~no which the committee i• b before th e citl~ell• of Na1" YorJI. · 14any rK•PMI• ~liVe ··lli~P~~ ~~~ ~~'t tles~rts of n•lurious acliqps In qln~r fill•• 1111~ v!]l!!~~· ere tlli• James W sjk~r ~pcce~~" !lll\Qjll' ~I" lp tit~ f11ce of the 11"~41 w~ivht of lpcqntrpv~fti~IP evjd~pf.lll, lle >viii bqt •HPtl~e~ wh"t utpers Mve 'lfllft!IY ~Qpe. ln lilly pvent the clappqr I lllaYur is ftn4l1!1!. ~tmdl1 tqp·bH'Y j~~~ 11t present 111 ~·· Centlinll him••lnq IJP lltlllvfntlpi li[QP'l4 til• co.11~1rY lfY· lnJ to fun•t!~'l f!\(~thPf QP!Ilmqnl~•• wlllch w!ll ll~vp IH>thhlll of p!m· !II~ ~~~~ l'lfp!li~t~j!ll fqr w~jolt 'll~ql' 1 The Brooks-Ebersbach Motor Compa·ny 0., 1\! ' . • t fl 0.1 caw 'd' frogrant . I " ~ - Ford Trade-Ins. 1 time when one had "Homething worth while" whefl. he I, helei railroad :;lock wa.!l indeed in the crH of several years I ' past. c~evqpHf ~"4 •fno~r•ty t~~~"~fpl. Virainia Cre11 Cnuuns obtained ftve rWl.!l , Ttojll.lll! AB fluut IIU!. hlto, ou~ II. l.hrec-bv.~ hiL ' Murray , 2b, p & tb .. 4 au4.1 oue 11 h ome run DJJlard, 11111 ... , . , . , 4 Eveu u.lter this acortnr, Rile and Parfttt, c ........ 4 lll11 men did not. 1ive up alth01q:h Palllkner, ct. lb & p , 4 llley cou ld not hit Neal's oll'erinp l• Graves. 3b & 2b . . . t therefore could not Ball, tr . . . 3 Murray took over the pit.chJna: tor Pickens, rr . . ., ~ lhe Troj~ons In the eighth frame 1 Lewta, lb & cf . 3 PAOli 1'IIIID ·================= ~ THERE are J>Oliticians here. there and every. WtiiLE ; where, busily engaged is trying to get appropriations wut be Mlddl'eport ews ,•. :__N :..:.=:...::.::..:=-----·.:========:l and - THE RAILROAD'S rJILEMMA '• I Plttlty Jlboae 1'ulll' Nl'lft h · I 55:7. '/ 1 { 'Mill DAlLY ~Y. OHIO. 01 NOtiCE RETURN TO THE LORD-Let the wicked forsake his ·way, and the~nrl~rhteous man his thoughts: and let him return unto tlfe Lord, and He will have mercy upon him: and to our God, for He will abundantly pardon.--lsaiuh ':· . lidi~J JU a;.;~ l; ·- - · ..:.-~ - 1 . ~AY, .nJNll :1, IIU ....._r m. .,. ~W.U. llllo'd ,.. . Joli. .-:;: Bv illlo aftemoon Lilr '" / wor.."!she uid dej~-~-1.!:...__ wired May, bought her ticket, end had kissed the • bub~:hen a tearfulj' goodbye. She had five hund~ and flfty I dollara of Dwight; Gwln'a mqney, and how abe was ever to repay him &he didn't knoW. _ S:h\! 8Qt the l&lt measas-e' on the train, : r' Read It over and over, trying to realiH what it would be like . 'lllithout mother. Said It over and over to •herielf • • • "Mother, dead Mother, dead." But tt did not 11eem real, Jn the mid•t of her worried repedtloflt "MoUter, de~ .. •,. ,mother, •• dead!'l there would come the thoua-ht the bu.beheo. Hadn't 1he better wi~ Muine to .10 .see him on Bv:nday? Muine wu 10 anobtfnina, thouch. TobJ' would be bett.r,, but Tony wu worklnl' B<l lult;d. lind Suiulay was bia on]y cllance to na\. Back to mother apin. .....~ I'd only started soOner. H MaJ bad onlr told me ••• ~ut of coune didn't know. It, wun't her fault. . , • Ob, dear, it'J 10 hot, and dlrtf, •• , Holdeibs in that pasture ••• pretty thing~, Holsteinl.•• • Wonder what they did with all Unele Eph's sheep T .•• Mother muat h!ive known I'd come •• - she mut tuow i that I'm coming no': , •• '?etween those who Jove there s bowid to be some sort of telepathy • • ,.. "I won't see K,n, of roune. • • . •1 Stilt, I might. It would btl natural for him to come to see, us, on ac- I count of mother. It isn t absurd to imagine that. Pe•p Sap eollldn't . object to that. He knew mother. ' Sh,~p~ ~~l . .blm.mot~:.· I _ .. , _ , ""' • • • "It would have been crimhtal to bri~ the bubehen. The heat would have _. ~I lie<:! him. Kelt cio$1n\ ~now ~e a ahv~ anyway. Even llu::.. tne thtnks he 1 th~ loveliest dilld ahe eveT uw. He a even p.ininl' durin&' the hot tum~r. lin. JeD- I sen-is y~ondertul to htm •••. at leaat she a.efma aa. • • • Better ~re Tonr · to and make sure. , , • ' l • .. ol.l .r .Three little·words :that :~':UPset ~the · -apple cart" lfl she! '· ·,':,ifi-\the cigatette 'trade I "n<> you inhale? Can any questioq be U simpler? And yet-what a furore it has created I Tbe cigarette uade feels that the public bas been let in on a sacrosanct seem! "You've upset the apple cart," they say. 1 ti Lo"JJW' ~lf~~·~,'~;,t,~.... . (Another Chapter of·Sto~ 01J'li'afe iL S!x' , · '' ' 1 t 1Vbysucb~?cenaudythepublic I I \ o .' .' j/1 1.' ) ,.,.J,.., """'"' , f: rkl'-•• b t '•t" !.',' " l " ""~ '" · ' " • I "'" t- ~· l;r '' ' t ~p J I 1! , " J • .. . , • • •• 1.-'i'' ' doean't fear the question-for everybody inbaln-knowi_ngly or unknowingly . .. every smoker breathes in some part ' of tbe smoke be or she draws out of • ciga~ette. t ... -· •• • to Do you inhale? Lucky Strike INI• urwl raise thia viral quesrion ... beoouae cenain impurities concealed in even the finest, mildest tobacco leaves are re· movedbyLuckies'famous!>urifyingprocess. Luckies created that process. Only Luckies have it! Remember-mo.re than 20,000 physicians, after Luckies had been furniahed tbeni fortests,btui•gtbtiropi•iotu ..ti!tir slated that Luckics are less irritating to the throar than other cigarettes! •••lti•gexperi"'"•• "It's toasted'' '!!!!fl 2 " -· l .. ufl IIIII I J!!!l!! ' �' . ,. •. •• . · - .-"2"~ '' ) • llclJyweod, . June 3-He ... one 1 ' = II!IILI ••u ._ I ' t oU~IIf: fF!10A obUdml &llCI Jlmli'J r~~ ~~~_... -4 -· ' "" !<> tht lll)dlo~- t;rlcl tl!&t 110 Winiod • - . ~ ... lllollal>..,. ~ " ~>~tli iiUi bl 1111 iiMij, .; wclilil l!IOiiJI, "What'l llli i , ~hat ..., . . - can1 oo ~I" 1bo 1\Uftii, lUI · . - , iiUMd a p1!!l!il or 11>4 I · ...J:..;;: · • llol - : · liie "111<1 I , "'""' !Iii~ ' _, otn~ ltncl I~" ' ~•.is~: ElniC"I "rfi m Iii ..,... Tliie ~;-1M ~.~o, olll~~~ Two rtmtnlM ruib ~er~~ were stn~ tli&tf Bhe tcld dlac:IIIHIDi the boy lrllmd or o1,; ol lleuw>on~ thtm. "Bgl! 1,1 I\ thl!t you ~ al.lf 1- • rou •10•- h!~~ :~Iii~)!:•~ Mr. ~~ M3 Jeu Haney IUld I iiii!li~-· mt he WU a Mr lhd Mrs. ft, B. lltVord or Pllil· bli!Jb ,... viii~ Ill' obd !C\'1· IBU'I'& illin(lp rne•t.lo!> BWy ""' morel" utea Pkk ' u- r.toillili a Hmnon KotliOh an4 11. •· PriOO. ...,l<* lor ~· VIr· tho Older Qllhe two. ''He <looo 10 tolo · · Mla J!tlo COS iponl the tatltr r.::,~ who~. •1. I I!'~ jiD .it>~ mtna til the llmt." '·I Will il!opnn •"• lhol ·1J!9110Jr I& -·• or 1M- wllh lltr pormll il lrflllil, "blil Prlet spetlt ......, lba. !lhio\1 ...., lilt widow or the 1 . you to ti'!;i. . ctaya Jut wetk with lin. o. E. Peo· late Rn. B. L. lheeta. • .tbe of Cldt lack Ollde juat a• ~ .rrdn n P* o! Pomero;v. · wbo wanttd to divotce trip to tile dtwrl, f,Jk\ hu ~ much Nr .and ~- ~ Deerlnl of == ~ ~~~ *'" or a few a period Air. •!14 Mn, 04rla!ld OlWlla· yeal'8. year 1.10 the at.ore was ham ~~~ . '"' · li>Oil lhe metnbtn or entered and a. cub re(ister stolen. the ~~ clUb Tubday evenIna. A l!\ille\ oll]lllor wu ttrYtd be.lore tb.l three tablet Of pl&:v be· pn. The hJa:h aeon an.r4a a.t the e<mc~wlqq ol the ~!J.t to Mn. H. W. WtiherhOJ and Mrs. C. T. Robln1011. M\'8, Paul lll[etberbl>lt ne: at11rded the prlle for coneD· Pine street, from 'be lnterseotton IaIIon. of SeC(lnd a.venue to the end of the new pavtna near the corporation PBU:B·8T&AIT line, will be resurfaced th1a ltun· Hla. 4udret 8tnltl, ctailallttr ol mer, accord181 t.o an &nnounce· Mr. and Jen. Blake Strait of :fb11'me nt. made Wednesday. enbr ahd ..... Kermll Prlco ailo ol The murtacfDI or lh1l atreet. Thtyetwr were united tn .Di~ae which has become rather rouob. by Rev. J. E. Roberta at Pt . .._,.. wlll be done wtth. the State Hla:h· .... t '1'Ueliilo>· """· PriCe ... '&1way Department and the City co- terulod IW her alaters, lira. R...l open.ting on the CII:JMDM. The iter ol Oolulnbui and M1lil Vlr· iitate will provide h&lt tHe e:rpehae la Strilt. Ml'. Prtc:e ls a aon· or aud Ule city haU, ehould I\ not ex-.rut ..,,, charie! Price. Poiceed 110,000. It ttl& -~ ex- ~A..»mrt liOneymoon tbe couceeds flO,OOO, Ute 1tate wm tutnllh J;ie WlU lnaltt their home at Thlvethe neceiSI.ry fundi and If the ~t nor, Is le61 than t.hat amount the Cllty '!Ill receive a refWld. Al'i'OINT ADMINI8ftATalx Annie >(oy Alvo"' bao ~li ap. PQir&ttd ~lnJ8trattl1 or the es· ljllo of ~na Ruddleoton wltb a li®d or *1.000. acoordlnc to the THE DAILY UIBUNI nibordll of the Pro•te eourt here. Pine Street To Be Resurfaced :.·Jf<I!".'!" In Game O:ii~)"' she e~~me· dcwn to ~ lD bla halr, that ~~*· 01 ClevelaDd. spent aiet'ral daya Jut cot tnt on hi& new tf1UII to paTt it, ht-'6 pJannlnt to weell: with Rev. U1d MR. N. · 0. euboodlv.lde lt. Warren and her m.qther, lin. Ruth ·,-::--:=---:-- Type Ilk• lbia (lZ lit-) 121: per liae. v.,.., o1 2 ! to pla,y at Wlmbled.:m Ibis monUl he competes for the United J I 8tate& in iM int-er •1IONI Da Vii'. aI betc-te Clnel.nnA\.i. W'ltl ct Ashland. was awarded second '))late. and Plwl Gilmore ot Colum· ~ua. third- reach seor«t 185Clul D wu won by W. R. Lmt.z Youuqato"A'ft. wno broke 110 Second place went. to R . F . 1n~ron of Canton . who also "'-OOred . Miller ot Mt. GileA-d, won 80ITle , Oce,IJ, n!ltlonaJ cilampr~plpcing Vine& on Lilt j)lt!.y ll']:&.ln.st th.. it; slat~ to !l8.tl SatIn the F.ngllsh Btp. Qlaler c.( to ~· VWH ICOfe 5)"fitem. h . 0 . 01.fi'L1S.J,! doubt. !lll to In tlUI All·Ene,lar.d 1 dlampiL'I'IIhlps, but all doubta ftre 1 ~et :it rest todlly when the U . 8 . L. a 1T. A. 1\noult~ the makXup ot - 1united 6t8tal team !nr the 1& I cal) V«W Davlfl · cup ''Brazil at F'Ol-est. lUlls nt: xt E , Frauk Shl~ld&, John Van 2 Wilmer A.Uison und J ohn 2 11 1 0 Oolwn""'. ::nau C honon; by virtue of t.he 3)Cup ll!'riets. · o 'l'h~ Willi a I Vines'~ entry award·~d IJit.em. Jr., qur youthful &n4 very cocky, E national ten.n11 cbampiCn Ia 10101 w11h 179 ~::~ l"iO, J . H. £ . E.ymon ll !~~~~~~~!~~rJ~~~~~ •ook the cf E. event lk~ ~ n , the BandU6kY F.tar. ':iUC· L't'SEfully defended his l:!~at ! d ouble& champiallship aa:ll..imt. Vic et•:t Ol•.l:··~ der cf Clcvdand. Th~ ma.tch wa ·, !mi:ed ~1to a !'hoot-off. whith Bngert won, \l'hen tM two broke 81 out. or 100. With The Wreetlers B)' fnternational News ServlCf' New Ycrk. Leo Pmeb!ld tiCorc::l ov'Lr \"a.nka Zf>lesnla.k. 22. mtnul..t ~ Pritz Kley ddeated Gecl'ae Mall · ILh, 34 mlnu~ Oecrge Hl!tl(ln vs. Ot.orge Calza . [ ,efty Grove pitched the last innings for the · A's and re. celvcd credit for the vicWry his eighth ~tral~ht· f.r lumph a.nd hbi ninth win of th11 season Jimmy Foxx's 18th homc·r c.f ;J.lc season. crmil}.t1 in lh!: ~r.vent It Inn· e~ht Aulf'uil, .cur ieOlfers. H.s is JohD Del>1oi'UI: 1f London, twenty.th·•year-old 10n . o f a ba!onet. DeForeat WOD the -title at M.uirfield, Scotland, b:r det~•t1n11 . Eric li'iddian, veteran EaaU•h •t&r..t· in the final tbirtY·•i:x hole Qlatch • and 1. A dozen American I(Olfvt competed but were tilminated • fon the quartel' flnalt. . ------·-1 \\oR:; cllrnlnatOO (r em~~;;;: wc mC!JI'.S lllnij l~ competition m · ih-~ .Fn;· Jch . hard courts tennis champloush!lt5 - Fran~. Mls.ot Jacot-.s drc.p ped ~tra.te,ht. ::.ltl. 6-4:. 6·4, to Mme. Rene Math~ June- 2- l NS-· ieu, of f'ra.noo, In a QUIU1eT·tWl =------I th2 A's a 7 te 6 tl'lumph. in 'l'e ntS;hteap. l The dcuble b·lumph pul the A's cnlY four games t::~bincl tt : Vaults. · Mn. Oecll Dale and ehUdren vJ8· 1ted her afater, Mn. Woodward Dtaper ln OoJumbua. Mr. ahd, Mrs. PraQ.k .Ra"er, .MlM Pearl Ral$er and Misl Ada Van '' ~' ·• ;·· ' ~~ ).~. ' ' ' -· ' • Mra. Oharlea H~ and <I&Uili!e!r_ was lfarJ J ..epbjne. ' ~l, na., aame lt.WMI.)' lot" ' . . . wtt.jp. frlapcta and . ......~~.... ar;_ , . _ l a r P i l o e o r I at ,. ..' ~,£ .. Schott of OqlumbUI; spent the week nd and holiday period wUb t!l, E . "' ~ llko ~~ mo r;:.""" II &Wente •• l ). I ri!Q!~I~~I:) D. B. l'l""le or ~n, the uell or l(lu RoUe Rl!iOn OY'r Me- mOrtal day. 1 Mro. a. E. wotta or l!od 'Wlhs. J4nn,, W. vl.sltlng bet tlJt,ers, the ,.._ Walta, Third iYej>,e. K"o -lldv-trtliement wtU be taken for """ . . tltyd.e '".t<ta olt4 .:..~lhter. wlth tell than a mlntmwu chafl" of r ether, GP&nt :t.hrrtoriiJ' 'trenty-t).ve ooPtl tor encb ~r· the l~e 'talaT lin. Pr&nt ! mlth ~~~ . family at LIJiuo. lion. lir...~ ,llrlo. w, \!. t.Ji1r:s br.vo ao Tile lid talter wW lladly ..,~~ot you ueata, thelt 10no, Royaf II. UJ\'1> al If t'el!red. .so that dle t opJ tor HunUt1itori and "J:a.u Olarte Llwla of your ad Ia pn.>pllfed ln 11.1Cb a New Yo,rt Olcy. mannOT M to brlnA \he peateat. Charlea Sh&rP of D!tNit, arrived reault& to ;·ou. Wqdnt:ldiJ to vl!lt h18 l(f&Ddmother Kra. Hattie C&vltl. , -be publ1shen wlll be rii&'ODilbll WayDe1 Loren and Kenneth AIM· ..only for oDe lnCCJrrtet tnlertloll b&ry, aoCohJPanled by their UI\C)e, QC anY lid.-ertllemenl Errm1 In kany ~.spent the week end •dverl~menLI tbou.la be ' .:por1oeo 1y with tAetr I t , w. and Mio. olnmet"ll&l:e • l • ,.1' T,ltls New Gyro• Processed Gasoline ----------..:.· I''· B. A~· •l K&renro.ot -For Sale. Mie.c. Mlu Rcleil Mlll5, ,Mlu Helen and Miss Claire ltun;1phrey 'foltdo, •------------~rnmc. "W~~n8day for a villt wltb Mr. and lire. Pl."ed MUll anti M:lu F'OH. t:ALE-Oue tOO Umkrwood Belle M~ a~ their country horne. P(.r~able trptlwl'lter practlcnll~ Mr. anct Nra.. RObeiot 1'aictUc of nrw at. $3&. Tcr~C&ah .•~ucUlc Akron, wert~ autats of parent.&, 'AI~o * .,.at-3. Mr. and Kill. Ja.s. 5mlth &ad slater. -----~ a .... Bllrdett.e, over the Weflk WE FIAVt; 2Q hc-J.d uf hCI'Sej and Mn. ~--, t:m 1t h. Chester, Ohio. , , .. .· ······ 111UIC:> .: \1W At the. Athe:~t UounL) end. . fair grcund Cor pl'lva.te sa.k! or Mlal Carrie Pl~mer '1f ~~~let• trRd('. Will remain :1. l·~w dayt or ton vllltecl Sundi.y ,Jflt;h. J•'!r. ~Jatr,r-:;, until a!! :n:: scld. McA!c~ \nd w. 6-l·lt : D. 6·~-H ~. ~." ~}t )o{1as neat ~ ~- · ,. ., ' ' ' ' Onlf c' J. Harold "Wolfe and sou, Bobby, his ·aprcnts at Roekklaud, I ~e& ......... - a: , ,. . ''!"'!Jos>. . . -;' ~Ua.delpbta, 'l_~1 f"e,t York, ts. • " • ·· .. n......t ~1\l'!l'Y I Tf.u1 Cl.li111s Y ,,..if '1 Ttr one caakf.._t of New Pam(. .Pep.Compare;t•~/~perfotetaGce ~· o~r •uoliae1.1 , If.· 2. 1 CltY, ,f;;I<.Mn<,' .,, 3. ·• ',B~~·!o. 1.~ , TGrixil<!;' l" · o.UU:II . ~n I _,4l!'~l<a,fl~ ·~~.U'ION IJ---.. I THE I. ~ . - -, r : . . ...- ! - ) ' ''l "1 ~HECK 1 tN·'I'EIIi-'tro!iiAt· ~"•".v• Rod'towter.: a: .MoDt.rei.t, I I' ~ .~t. L{>uls \flllnll llallbn0111. ·n : ~'Ill· 1 1 1 W4fblnlton. :1; ·lfoslon, 1. 0~ ~~ Olev.eland <ra.luJ. \; .... ANTt•UIOU liOUUIVtue ~t . ~h~11]1u.s. . ~lis at TOledo. - ut._neapoU. •t Kanaas City. St.. Paul at Milwaukee. NA.I'IONAJ. I.EAGVII Cli\ClnnatJ at at. Louts. Pbll&d.elphta •• llf'ew York. Hwo 118-). .... .... .... .... OIIATII MILIA81 .... l t t t I.ONOMf INIIANT lfAIIING cllit'ci: PICK•UP SUitAINID POWII "l!IOolo .. Pllllblll'lb, Bqlf;on at 8~~ ftwo IJamCIIJ. ~BICliN ~knd UACIIJI ·t P,tndt (two . uw~ - · r~ .:~~ )iloal~.,. · Nelli time you buy gasoline, 611 up wilh Purol,Pep. You'!l lind it gives what you're loOking for lhese CJaf"'""_,t ~IIIIU for 1"11' ....': ' TK8 PUilii · OJL ' (;0~J!4Ny, • J.I. S• A. I i I 1 ~- Qlty at llo~rk. ~ New Pumi-Pep wiU alsO puc new life in you.tft!!'IOr . -make it start quicker- pick-up fuu.r- perform more _,hl1at all times, uoCler all conditions. Ptnll!i). I! ~BNAfiOII.U. Lll<\!l'l~ , why Purol-fep provides an'""'" supply of powergives greater mileage, wilh freedom from knocking• 1 "~r. .•t .,.~ 1 I. H~' Performance Gyro-Processed gasoline contains more Ileac units per gallon !han ordinary ga..;lines. 'Heat 1111its mean power, mileage. That's . "" ........ OJ11aqo, ll'tlr -J'~ 11 rblta.loiiii1Lo. 'ROUND Many guolines today are l)fering higher a11ti-knock ruing at the O:<}'mll ofpOu- tlflll tlfliltagl. Under ordinary refining methods, these important quali\ies are often sacriiel!d to srep up anti-knock. Not so *ilh New Parol-Pep. Gyro Vapor Phase re6ning has made it·possible to produce a gasoline not only with higher anli· knock but also wilh gready impro..d all'romuJ perfomiance. I <l6 (Jives Extra Mileage, with lmprovfad. ALL ' I acheduled. ~ . om:,.' Phtia~eJPhJ8, York, ·,. W.l for Rent- ' ?''"· ~ f ' ~ I I I ." ' •• : "'6'1110NAL LEA<IVE ~.1 LouJ&, l; Chicago, 0 (sevt!n innhip, rai;Jl) . Ph1la.d$Ulla, t; Now York, 2. ' RubY Plun11r.cr and ,... i:r.. Cath\1. , M181 H~len Schneider and DOh FOR. BALE·-On~ Strcmtcr,J Carl- $hrlver ot Jtlyrta, trore weft end !:.Jn 0 tube ra.nio a.t: Mcrll .c ~ auesta of Mr. and Mrs. Oon O&rP.eh· 11rlcc. H. B. Curd. 1 Phcne :188-R· t.er. 6-:l-Jt. Mlss Zelda Arnold 18 home for & - -----month's Vacation frbm Cmc.mnatl FOR £ALl--TWa 1'1c~h Jcw :y LO\\·! with ca lvu . Fh1e mllkcrs. J. o ~t'u~~e,rnotl huroop,.ltal, whel'c sh.e Is t l::bll 8- I • 31 ' " Mw " D ' · n. R u ...' Ia.nd · 0 · Htnr1"lt1. Chcrt!ngtdn came · --. - --- - - -- - . , homo W"edncS(lay rrom Ward-Bel· ALL MAKES ci r<£jtCB scrvkttl •'·· • mohL !!Cl\001 at NuhviiJe, Tenn .. ,, :,!. ~ nnbls pr1ccs. BrLn. In you~ :cor tho summor vaco.tlon w:th he1 ~ rad :u _ or _ cal!_ 241·J M..... . ..Cron ~rcnp . , Judie and Ml'l. H. __ _ _H._ ., . ... . •. Cherrthatbn. Lew !! Helen Jacobs, AmcriL'wl star. match.. ing with cnc ma..n oil ball-::. br;ke Lll!' a duel between Rut-9 Walb ~rg ami George PiP:ij·as An d P'BVC ~ .ii ..ct the new kin&' of Britain"• ama,.. today . )(Jw. ~r Heiu and Mr'daH. B. ~':::. opent Memorial y &t Type like lhlo ( 10 pt.) 10. QutJert, perU.. J4r. &nd prlce IIIII lllll TIJIIen, Ellaworth Tie Sc11re In El1hth; t 0 lnnilil• Req1drecl; Score Ia 8 • 5 If you don't believe IL a:.k any .. ClQC cf t.he 30,000 faus who £S.W the Athletlc:5 wh.lp the . 1\..'flgUtt-·leadin!J Yank£:~s twle~ at 8h1te Pack YetJ.o. terday .In two dmma.tlc games. I) l;c 7 and 'l to 6. . Bot.t1 games were the way a.nd circuit the tt<k' In beth. The .sbctet.n lnnil~IS ~f:::re C>n.t ot Connie Ma.ck's lng vet.eram, brcke 11 up with a four•bagger with cne tnun on ba.se. BaOO Ruth had drlvrn tn a nm ln N~w ·York's hair of the inning and the YMlk.S llPP!II"eDtly had ~Wed up lhe l!;&me, whi&. was the longest of the MaJor League season to da.te, Another dramatic homer, made bY Charles Rutrlnla:. the New York pltche!'. had tied t1tfl score in New Ycrk's hal! of the ninth. rliJ'. ;-1N&-fPWll- iP.8 the adv.k:e ot Htlil1 Coohet and lhrlll: AGentle Lover Vr;vk, JJUle Arthlll, 8\iDctay. (P•p"e Ia .UoDIII t. By NC!1i By, LEB CONKLIN :m s Sport.s Writer New Y<lrk. June 2-INS-The home }'un• h1 ~all's greatf.'st Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Arthur of Alhlarid, Ky., &nd Mr. and ~~ f?-lbbjlna ot New. Pyimouth, ,..,. jllooia o1 Hr. and Mn. Charteo #' lconeeeut.lve m.rtao• for Stop~cl Dean ' *'· •• ·' : Rain; Gll.nb Loae "'* . ADVERTISING SECTION --- Cl!b~ tJI~qk~cl By t CLASSIFIED ' J;iiRST IS LONG "! am - 30,000 People I l;!t·n::r:; ~~ ~ .~· ~ ,:i="J:~ ~~-~ ~t." IN'I'IIIITADI ~tUB !benllht MocleJn T<al lh< .1::. I Rutl\ And Comp~y Lole . TW~ ~a¥• .;fore ' • t d· I I ; ! ·' ,,. ' . QUAL ' I y ., Tiolene MOTOR OIL in /JQII/es S•11l~J J•r yo•r /JroUt:tiMJ No danaer of $~&bstj.. rurion wbea fOU buy Tiolene, the 100~ Super·P•noaytwaa a Motor Oil that: holciJ iu body lo.DI alt.r ~rdina~ oilJ hata '· motorint "'"" ..... 11>r!flf Ja1i11 on Jr. �' . ,. •. •• . · - .-"2"~ '' ) • llclJyweod, . June 3-He ... one 1 ' = II!IILI ••u ._ I ' t oU~IIf: fF!10A obUdml &llCI Jlmli'J r~~ ~~~_... -4 -· ' "" !<> tht lll)dlo~- t;rlcl tl!&t 110 Winiod • - . ~ ... lllollal>..,. ~ " ~>~tli iiUi bl 1111 iiMij, .; wclilil l!IOiiJI, "What'l llli i , ~hat ..., . . - can1 oo ~I" 1bo 1\Uftii, lUI · . - , iiUMd a p1!!l!il or 11>4 I · ...J:..;;: · • llol - : · liie "111<1 I , "'""' !Iii~ ' _, otn~ ltncl I~" ' ~•.is~: ElniC"I "rfi m Iii ..,... Tliie ~;-1M ~.~o, olll~~~ Two rtmtnlM ruib ~er~~ were stn~ tli&tf Bhe tcld dlac:IIIHIDi the boy lrllmd or o1,; ol lleuw>on~ thtm. "Bgl! 1,1 I\ thl!t you ~ al.lf 1- • rou •10•- h!~~ :~Iii~)!:•~ Mr. ~~ M3 Jeu Haney IUld I iiii!li~-· mt he WU a Mr lhd Mrs. ft, B. lltVord or Pllil· bli!Jb ,... viii~ Ill' obd !C\'1· IBU'I'& illin(lp rne•t.lo!> BWy ""' morel" utea Pkk ' u- r.toillili a Hmnon KotliOh an4 11. •· PriOO. ...,l<* lor ~· VIr· tho Older Qllhe two. ''He <looo 10 tolo · · Mla J!tlo COS iponl the tatltr r.::,~ who~. •1. I I!'~ jiD .it>~ mtna til the llmt." '·I Will il!opnn •"• lhol ·1J!9110Jr I& -·• or 1M- wllh lltr pormll il lrflllil, "blil Prlet spetlt ......, lba. !lhio\1 ...., lilt widow or the 1 . you to ti'!;i. . ctaya Jut wetk with lin. o. E. Peo· late Rn. B. L. lheeta. • .tbe of Cldt lack Ollde juat a• ~ .rrdn n P* o! Pomero;v. · wbo wanttd to divotce trip to tile dtwrl, f,Jk\ hu ~ much Nr .and ~- ~ Deerlnl of == ~ ~~~ *'" or a few a period Air. •!14 Mn, 04rla!ld OlWlla· yeal'8. year 1.10 the at.ore was ham ~~~ . '"' · li>Oil lhe metnbtn or entered and a. cub re(ister stolen. the ~~ clUb Tubday evenIna. A l!\ille\ oll]lllor wu ttrYtd be.lore tb.l three tablet Of pl&:v be· pn. The hJa:h aeon an.r4a a.t the e<mc~wlqq ol the ~!J.t to Mn. H. W. WtiherhOJ and Mrs. C. T. Robln1011. M\'8, Paul lll[etberbl>lt ne: at11rded the prlle for coneD· Pine street, from 'be lnterseotton IaIIon. of SeC(lnd a.venue to the end of the new pavtna near the corporation PBU:B·8T&AIT line, will be resurfaced th1a ltun· Hla. 4udret 8tnltl, ctailallttr ol mer, accord181 t.o an &nnounce· Mr. and Jen. Blake Strait of :fb11'me nt. made Wednesday. enbr ahd ..... Kermll Prlco ailo ol The murtacfDI or lh1l atreet. Thtyetwr were united tn .Di~ae which has become rather rouob. by Rev. J. E. Roberta at Pt . .._,.. wlll be done wtth. the State Hla:h· .... t '1'Ueliilo>· """· PriCe ... '&1way Department and the City co- terulod IW her alaters, lira. R...l open.ting on the CII:JMDM. The iter ol Oolulnbui and M1lil Vlr· iitate will provide h&lt tHe e:rpehae la Strilt. Ml'. Prtc:e ls a aon· or aud Ule city haU, ehould I\ not ex-.rut ..,,, charie! Price. Poiceed 110,000. It ttl& -~ ex- ~A..»mrt liOneymoon tbe couceeds flO,OOO, Ute 1tate wm tutnllh J;ie WlU lnaltt their home at Thlvethe neceiSI.ry fundi and If the ~t nor, Is le61 than t.hat amount the Cllty '!Ill receive a refWld. Al'i'OINT ADMINI8ftATalx Annie >(oy Alvo"' bao ~li ap. PQir&ttd ~lnJ8trattl1 or the es· ljllo of ~na Ruddleoton wltb a li®d or *1.000. acoordlnc to the THE DAILY UIBUNI nibordll of the Pro•te eourt here. Pine Street To Be Resurfaced :.·Jf<I!".'!" In Game O:ii~)"' she e~~me· dcwn to ~ lD bla halr, that ~~*· 01 ClevelaDd. spent aiet'ral daya Jut cot tnt on hi& new tf1UII to paTt it, ht-'6 pJannlnt to weell: with Rev. U1d MR. N. · 0. euboodlv.lde lt. Warren and her m.qther, lin. Ruth ·,-::--:=---:-- Type Ilk• lbia (lZ lit-) 121: per liae. v.,.., o1 2 ! to pla,y at Wlmbled.:m Ibis monUl he competes for the United J I 8tate& in iM int-er •1IONI Da Vii'. aI betc-te Clnel.nnA\.i. W'ltl ct Ashland. was awarded second '))late. and Plwl Gilmore ot Colum· ~ua. third- reach seor«t 185Clul D wu won by W. R. Lmt.z Youuqato"A'ft. wno broke 110 Second place went. to R . F . 1n~ron of Canton . who also "'-OOred . Miller ot Mt. GileA-d, won 80ITle , Oce,IJ, n!ltlonaJ cilampr~plpcing Vine& on Lilt j)lt!.y ll']:&.ln.st th.. it; slat~ to !l8.tl SatIn the F.ngllsh Btp. Qlaler c.( to ~· VWH ICOfe 5)"fitem. h . 0 . 01.fi'L1S.J,! doubt. !lll to In tlUI All·Ene,lar.d 1 dlampiL'I'IIhlps, but all doubta ftre 1 ~et :it rest todlly when the U . 8 . L. a 1T. A. 1\noult~ the makXup ot - 1united 6t8tal team !nr the 1& I cal) V«W Davlfl · cup ''Brazil at F'Ol-est. lUlls nt: xt E , Frauk Shl~ld&, John Van 2 Wilmer A.Uison und J ohn 2 11 1 0 Oolwn""'. ::nau C honon; by virtue of t.he 3)Cup ll!'riets. · o 'l'h~ Willi a I Vines'~ entry award·~d IJit.em. Jr., qur youthful &n4 very cocky, E national ten.n11 cbampiCn Ia 10101 w11h 179 ~::~ l"iO, J . H. £ . E.ymon ll !~~~~~~~!~~rJ~~~~~ •ook the cf E. event lk~ ~ n , the BandU6kY F.tar. ':iUC· L't'SEfully defended his l:!~at ! d ouble& champiallship aa:ll..imt. Vic et•:t Ol•.l:··~ der cf Clcvdand. Th~ ma.tch wa ·, !mi:ed ~1to a !'hoot-off. whith Bngert won, \l'hen tM two broke 81 out. or 100. With The Wreetlers B)' fnternational News ServlCf' New Ycrk. Leo Pmeb!ld tiCorc::l ov'Lr \"a.nka Zf>lesnla.k. 22. mtnul..t ~ Pritz Kley ddeated Gecl'ae Mall · ILh, 34 mlnu~ Oecrge Hl!tl(ln vs. Ot.orge Calza . [ ,efty Grove pitched the last innings for the · A's and re. celvcd credit for the vicWry his eighth ~tral~ht· f.r lumph a.nd hbi ninth win of th11 season Jimmy Foxx's 18th homc·r c.f ;J.lc season. crmil}.t1 in lh!: ~r.vent It Inn· e~ht Aulf'uil, .cur ieOlfers. H.s is JohD Del>1oi'UI: 1f London, twenty.th·•year-old 10n . o f a ba!onet. DeForeat WOD the -title at M.uirfield, Scotland, b:r det~•t1n11 . Eric li'iddian, veteran EaaU•h •t&r..t· in the final tbirtY·•i:x hole Qlatch • and 1. A dozen American I(Olfvt competed but were tilminated • fon the quartel' flnalt. . ------·-1 \\oR:; cllrnlnatOO (r em~~;;;: wc mC!JI'.S lllnij l~ competition m · ih-~ .Fn;· Jch . hard courts tennis champloush!lt5 - Fran~. Mls.ot Jacot-.s drc.p ped ~tra.te,ht. ::.ltl. 6-4:. 6·4, to Mme. Rene Math~ June- 2- l NS-· ieu, of f'ra.noo, In a QUIU1eT·tWl =------I th2 A's a 7 te 6 tl'lumph. in 'l'e ntS;hteap. l The dcuble b·lumph pul the A's cnlY four games t::~bincl tt : Vaults. · Mn. Oecll Dale and ehUdren vJ8· 1ted her afater, Mn. Woodward Dtaper ln OoJumbua. Mr. ahd, Mrs. PraQ.k .Ra"er, .MlM Pearl Ral$er and Misl Ada Van '' ~' ·• ;·· ' ~~ ).~. ' ' ' -· ' • Mra. Oharlea H~ and <I&Uili!e!r_ was lfarJ J ..epbjne. ' ~l, na., aame lt.WMI.)' lot" ' . . . wtt.jp. frlapcta and . ......~~.... ar;_ , . _ l a r P i l o e o r I at ,. ..' ~,£ .. Schott of OqlumbUI; spent the week nd and holiday period wUb t!l, E . "' ~ llko ~~ mo r;:.""" II &Wente •• l ). I ri!Q!~I~~I:) D. B. l'l""le or ~n, the uell or l(lu RoUe Rl!iOn OY'r Me- mOrtal day. 1 Mro. a. E. wotta or l!od 'Wlhs. J4nn,, W. vl.sltlng bet tlJt,ers, the ,.._ Walta, Third iYej>,e. K"o -lldv-trtliement wtU be taken for """ . . tltyd.e '".t<ta olt4 .:..~lhter. wlth tell than a mlntmwu chafl" of r ether, GP&nt :t.hrrtoriiJ' 'trenty-t).ve ooPtl tor encb ~r· the l~e 'talaT lin. Pr&nt ! mlth ~~~ . family at LIJiuo. lion. lir...~ ,llrlo. w, \!. t.Ji1r:s br.vo ao Tile lid talter wW lladly ..,~~ot you ueata, thelt 10no, Royaf II. UJ\'1> al If t'el!red. .so that dle t opJ tor HunUt1itori and "J:a.u Olarte Llwla of your ad Ia pn.>pllfed ln 11.1Cb a New Yo,rt Olcy. mannOT M to brlnA \he peateat. Charlea Sh&rP of D!tNit, arrived reault& to ;·ou. Wqdnt:ldiJ to vl!lt h18 l(f&Ddmother Kra. Hattie C&vltl. , -be publ1shen wlll be rii&'ODilbll WayDe1 Loren and Kenneth AIM· ..only for oDe lnCCJrrtet tnlertloll b&ry, aoCohJPanled by their UI\C)e, QC anY lid.-ertllemenl Errm1 In kany ~.spent the week end •dverl~menLI tbou.la be ' .:por1oeo 1y with tAetr I t , w. and Mio. olnmet"ll&l:e • l • ,.1' T,ltls New Gyro• Processed Gasoline ----------..:.· I''· B. A~· •l K&renro.ot -For Sale. Mie.c. Mlu Rcleil Mlll5, ,Mlu Helen and Miss Claire ltun;1phrey 'foltdo, •------------~rnmc. "W~~n8day for a villt wltb Mr. and lire. Pl."ed MUll anti M:lu F'OH. t:ALE-Oue tOO Umkrwood Belle M~ a~ their country horne. P(.r~able trptlwl'lter practlcnll~ Mr. anct Nra.. RObeiot 1'aictUc of nrw at. $3&. Tcr~C&ah .•~ucUlc Akron, wert~ autats of parent.&, 'AI~o * .,.at-3. Mr. and Kill. Ja.s. 5mlth &ad slater. -----~ a .... Bllrdett.e, over the Weflk WE FIAVt; 2Q hc-J.d uf hCI'Sej and Mn. ~--, t:m 1t h. Chester, Ohio. , , .. .· ······ 111UIC:> .: \1W At the. Athe:~t UounL) end. . fair grcund Cor pl'lva.te sa.k! or Mlal Carrie Pl~mer '1f ~~~let• trRd('. Will remain :1. l·~w dayt or ton vllltecl Sundi.y ,Jflt;h. J•'!r. ~Jatr,r-:;, until a!! :n:: scld. McA!c~ \nd w. 6-l·lt : D. 6·~-H ~. ~." ~}t )o{1as neat ~ ~- · ,. ., ' ' ' ' Onlf c' J. Harold "Wolfe and sou, Bobby, his ·aprcnts at Roekklaud, I ~e& ......... - a: , ,. . ''!"'!Jos>. . . -;' ~Ua.delpbta, 'l_~1 f"e,t York, ts. • " • ·· .. n......t ~1\l'!l'Y I Tf.u1 Cl.li111s Y ,,..if '1 Ttr one caakf.._t of New Pam(. .Pep.Compare;t•~/~perfotetaGce ~· o~r •uoliae1.1 , If.· 2. 1 CltY, ,f;;I<.Mn<,' .,, 3. ·• ',B~~·!o. 1.~ , TGrixil<!;' l" · o.UU:II . ~n I _,4l!'~l<a,fl~ ·~~.U'ION IJ---.. I THE I. ~ . - -, r : . . ...- ! - ) ' ''l "1 ~HECK 1 tN·'I'EIIi-'tro!iiAt· ~"•".v• Rod'towter.: a: .MoDt.rei.t, I I' ~ .~t. L{>uls \flllnll llallbn0111. ·n : ~'Ill· 1 1 1 W4fblnlton. :1; ·lfoslon, 1. 0~ ~~ Olev.eland <ra.luJ. \; .... ANTt•UIOU liOUUIVtue ~t . ~h~11]1u.s. . ~lis at TOledo. - ut._neapoU. •t Kanaas City. St.. Paul at Milwaukee. NA.I'IONAJ. I.EAGVII Cli\ClnnatJ at at. Louts. Pbll&d.elphta •• llf'ew York. Hwo 118-). .... .... .... .... OIIATII MILIA81 .... l t t t I.ONOMf INIIANT lfAIIING cllit'ci: PICK•UP SUitAINID POWII "l!IOolo .. Pllllblll'lb, Bqlf;on at 8~~ ftwo IJamCIIJ. ~BICliN ~knd UACIIJI ·t P,tndt (two . uw~ - · r~ .:~~ )iloal~.,. · Nelli time you buy gasoline, 611 up wilh Purol,Pep. You'!l lind it gives what you're loOking for lhese CJaf"'""_,t ~IIIIU for 1"11' ....': ' TK8 PUilii · OJL ' (;0~J!4Ny, • J.I. S• A. I i I 1 ~- Qlty at llo~rk. ~ New Pumi-Pep wiU alsO puc new life in you.tft!!'IOr . -make it start quicker- pick-up fuu.r- perform more _,hl1at all times, uoCler all conditions. Ptnll!i). I! ~BNAfiOII.U. Lll<\!l'l~ , why Purol-fep provides an'""'" supply of powergives greater mileage, wilh freedom from knocking• 1 "~r. .•t .,.~ 1 I. H~' Performance Gyro-Processed gasoline contains more Ileac units per gallon !han ordinary ga..;lines. 'Heat 1111its mean power, mileage. That's . "" ........ OJ11aqo, ll'tlr -J'~ 11 rblta.loiiii1Lo. 'ROUND Many guolines today are l)fering higher a11ti-knock ruing at the O:<}'mll ofpOu- tlflll tlfliltagl. Under ordinary refining methods, these important quali\ies are often sacriiel!d to srep up anti-knock. Not so *ilh New Parol-Pep. Gyro Vapor Phase re6ning has made it·possible to produce a gasoline not only with higher anli· knock but also wilh gready impro..d all'romuJ perfomiance. I <l6 (Jives Extra Mileage, with lmprovfad. ALL ' I acheduled. ~ . om:,.' Phtia~eJPhJ8, York, ·,. W.l for Rent- ' ?''"· ~ f ' ~ I I I ." ' •• : "'6'1110NAL LEA<IVE ~.1 LouJ&, l; Chicago, 0 (sevt!n innhip, rai;Jl) . Ph1la.d$Ulla, t; Now York, 2. ' RubY Plun11r.cr and ,... i:r.. Cath\1. , M181 H~len Schneider and DOh FOR. BALE·-On~ Strcmtcr,J Carl- $hrlver ot Jtlyrta, trore weft end !:.Jn 0 tube ra.nio a.t: Mcrll .c ~ auesta of Mr. and Mrs. Oon O&rP.eh· 11rlcc. H. B. Curd. 1 Phcne :188-R· t.er. 6-:l-Jt. Mlss Zelda Arnold 18 home for & - -----month's Vacation frbm Cmc.mnatl FOR £ALl--TWa 1'1c~h Jcw :y LO\\·! with ca lvu . Fh1e mllkcrs. J. o ~t'u~~e,rnotl huroop,.ltal, whel'c sh.e Is t l::bll 8- I • 31 ' " Mw " D ' · n. R u ...' Ia.nd · 0 · Htnr1"lt1. Chcrt!ngtdn came · --. - --- - - -- - . , homo W"edncS(lay rrom Ward-Bel· ALL MAKES ci r<£jtCB scrvkttl •'·· • mohL !!Cl\001 at NuhviiJe, Tenn .. ,, :,!. ~ nnbls pr1ccs. BrLn. In you~ :cor tho summor vaco.tlon w:th he1 ~ rad :u _ or _ cal!_ 241·J M..... . ..Cron ~rcnp . , Judie and Ml'l. H. __ _ _H._ ., . ... . •. Cherrthatbn. Lew !! Helen Jacobs, AmcriL'wl star. match.. ing with cnc ma..n oil ball-::. br;ke Lll!' a duel between Rut-9 Walb ~rg ami George PiP:ij·as An d P'BVC ~ .ii ..ct the new kin&' of Britain"• ama,.. today . )(Jw. ~r Heiu and Mr'daH. B. ~':::. opent Memorial y &t Type like lhlo ( 10 pt.) 10. QutJert, perU.. J4r. &nd prlce IIIII lllll TIJIIen, Ellaworth Tie Sc11re In El1hth; t 0 lnnilil• Req1drecl; Score Ia 8 • 5 If you don't believe IL a:.k any .. ClQC cf t.he 30,000 faus who £S.W the Athletlc:5 wh.lp the . 1\..'flgUtt-·leadin!J Yank£:~s twle~ at 8h1te Pack YetJ.o. terday .In two dmma.tlc games. I) l;c 7 and 'l to 6. . Bot.t1 games were the way a.nd circuit the tt<k' In beth. The .sbctet.n lnnil~IS ~f:::re C>n.t ot Connie Ma.ck's lng vet.eram, brcke 11 up with a four•bagger with cne tnun on ba.se. BaOO Ruth had drlvrn tn a nm ln N~w ·York's hair of the inning and the YMlk.S llPP!II"eDtly had ~Wed up lhe l!;&me, whi&. was the longest of the MaJor League season to da.te, Another dramatic homer, made bY Charles Rutrlnla:. the New York pltche!'. had tied t1tfl score in New Ycrk's hal! of the ninth. rliJ'. ;-1N&-fPWll- iP.8 the adv.k:e ot Htlil1 Coohet and lhrlll: AGentle Lover Vr;vk, JJUle Arthlll, 8\iDctay. (P•p"e Ia .UoDIII t. By NC!1i By, LEB CONKLIN :m s Sport.s Writer New Y<lrk. June 2-INS-The home }'un• h1 ~all's greatf.'st Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Arthur of Alhlarid, Ky., &nd Mr. and ~~ f?-lbbjlna ot New. Pyimouth, ,..,. jllooia o1 Hr. and Mn. Charteo #' lconeeeut.lve m.rtao• for Stop~cl Dean ' *'· •• ·' : Rain; Gll.nb Loae "'* . ADVERTISING SECTION --- Cl!b~ tJI~qk~cl By t CLASSIFIED ' J;iiRST IS LONG "! am - 30,000 People I l;!t·n::r:; ~~ ~ .~· ~ ,:i="J:~ ~~-~ ~t." IN'I'IIIITADI ~tUB !benllht MocleJn T<al lh< .1::. I Rutl\ And Comp~y Lole . TW~ ~a¥• .;fore ' • t d· I I ; ! ·' ,,. ' . QUAL ' I y ., Tiolene MOTOR OIL in /JQII/es S•11l~J J•r yo•r /JroUt:tiMJ No danaer of $~&bstj.. rurion wbea fOU buy Tiolene, the 100~ Super·P•noaytwaa a Motor Oil that: holciJ iu body lo.DI alt.r ~rdina~ oilJ hata '· motorint "'"" ..... 11>r!flf Ja1i11 on Jr. �• J I " ·rv· n 1D D.UL'l ~ !OWimD'O'lF. • THOitl!DAY J1llO J IIIII CJIIlO. Alfred Organizations Of Elev enth Dtdrtct In Meettne Here * tormer unclt> and a ant Mr tUl(l M.r.s Will Corn. Kn- Stell& W&dluns who hu spent the put WinW:r ln. :r.t.LnenJ YUle came recently to 6pelld the swnmer in her home hfft 'Ihe 4 H club met Wltn Mrs Ma bel Swartz aa leader wlth Lbe rol lowina: presl!llt Mali' Swa.rtz pres! dent Mary Cole- vtce pr"Sident Ina. Sprtnaer Lreuurer Suale Orov ~ secreta-ry a.nd Ihla Fay Swartz recreation. The next n'lf!eUnr will l= held June 8th All Klrls an wei come between 10 and :n y~ s George Kreltler csnwty extcnsioa West and Luthrr and famHy Saturday Geori~e Jayroe& apent TufJidaJ at temoon with Zelm& Deen MTB Ruth Pet.elll of Lon.:k:m. 0 spent ~ weeJr. end with ber puenu: Mr and Mrs H1nm Locke ftEADERS' NOTICE - If fou 'Want tl}e News Oftl~e of The Dally • • Mr a.nd Mr11 Walter Thursday, Conference Is Folio wed by Afternoon, Evemng Meetmga Allen Ohk>-Local thundershowen tonllht and Saturday Not much change .In tempera~ W V Partly ciQ.Udy with loeal sbGwen 8t.turday and tn northwt:Rt portion ton1Cht .111,11~ ] ~ 0N~ 08[ ~V~ILABU 1 end With their daughter Mrs James Adams J• Mabel Roberts a ~rtte Knuckles ant:l so u Eu~n.e c.f Bt mecavWe caJled on 2i€lma Deem MonQay Wanda Russell of London 0 came Sunday tD spend ~tim e with her grandpfrents, Mr 8lld Mr uur 111£ATHER FO~ECAST- F.ULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE UNJON AVENUE GIOlL<;Ier spent thl!' Neek at Tribune, call 236-L, It the Bllllneu Olllee ask for 2!12-R a.rent was present and did the o .,.,w.tno OPENED AT lOA M • Deem ()( Ba.sPan c.ned. on their brother Homer Deen Hiram Locke Mn. OrviUe HUJUe 11pent Monda:y afternoon with Mn~ J D A ~'~n Ml&l ilelen Moore !tl: spending scme time here with her &unt Mra Allie Grueser Mr ll{ld M:rl." Homer D t "n speo1t Monde,y at B1ish£l.n Mr and MTS Ha.rry Bradshaw of Cclumbus spent Tuesday a.rternoou WJth Mr and Mrs Arthur l4oore Mike Lares &pent Sunday after nocn with Mr nnd Mrs J D' Hltb Income Tax Rat• Adopted By Senate, Retained • S. Commissioner Rebukes Agents 1 ~ IHID ~IT IE S: - HOUSE RECEDES Adiun.s. OF GOVERNMENT Berlin Ju~ S. - INS - The Chancellor Franz Voa Papq has wuted to dlau1ve tbe Rde,htia, lmt11edlaWIJ and oalllnet. of call • • 'pae'ral •U'IIDII with In 60 dQa. K was oftlclall) an nouneei tonlrhL p,.~nt. wHI • A JK:Ql'llllon living Von Hlndedpr1 Ute ~~ee.da..ii• « tlon tomorrow the ann1ftce commerc:e commission men&takL over J)CNitq"e rates waa The houae receded. on BerUn llOn~a,tmotlng dl>klends IACKSON PUN'I' TO OPEN New York JunA ,-INB-Mrll. JICtloD 0 JUne 3 -DiS-Em I Martha Oauaner---sUrn blond..hatr , ~~~~r.:~: wlU be ~ for 1~ ed and oonftdent-t.oday kl88ed her l1 9hen UJ#_. .J._n lrQn husb4nd aoodbye and watcbrfd his Co PlAltt... doled alnce 1 awin red and. white .monoplane f'e(Jiperts aa "7Wu! 1t onlci ~ allde down the runway ai ~q · - """"" 1 Bennett fteld headed tor Europe There were no tean no tllemota 1 ..~r oi fear for thi& YOWll wite when 3-~ her av.lat.or husband, . Skm}ey toOk of oft on hla 5eCOnd attemPt to crou -~··· theI A\JanUc m not a bit nervous about tbe tlJ&ht Mrs Hausner aa1d. td!Uy l feel sure that ~ley wttl mW. ttl-is all nght 59--I m not goiDa: to worry abuuL him she added Por food her buaband is ~ 1.0 <::• Qualiti Foods married exemption ot •2.000 the income tax and slhfle persona an exerrcttlon ot have PRICED TO SAVE! NF;W POT ATOES 6 Pounds FOI ?7c T0MA1'0 JUICE Sugat Lollf Can LIMA BEANS 3 Puunrls 25c CREAMERY BUTTER Pet Pound Fo• Sc 24c TOMATOES ' WINTER WHEAT 2 Can' FLOUR Fot Pet 1 c;;..k_ _ _ _...;...C.;. ROYAL GELATINE S c;.;!c.;; Any Flavor CORN FLAKES 3 Fo 1 3 Small 23e 2 .;;L;.;;ar;.;:::l.;.e--.--._....;.z3c_ SUGAR CURED iiAM ;;. Mornmg Glorv GREEN BEANS Rtand lb C 2 Cans ORANGE PEKOE For C TEA CANNED CORN Fu1 Makmg Ir~d 13 Cans fea pkg C F01 17c 25C 17 9 Ple::u;a.n t Mr and Mrs •;"~.r"·:::. Marys and Mra M Rae!~ e ts spending a, tf w days their nephew Charles Sayre Mr and Mrs Bert BJ. r v ..sited their pa.re1 Is Sunday and deccret... ed grB.ve~~ u.t their r r n r hotr.c t We&t Vh'alnin Hartrord Pnd To renee Ch~~opman ,;ens ... f Mr n.ud Mrs Floyd Ch~R:­ mll.n nrc spcndlnM' ~omt time wltfi. 47 17 I 14c THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH ONLY 8 Stores-·Pomeroy, Middlepor~ Ma...r'a Grocery Sc:hwe...,an A Jltoedel Ewina'a Cub Grocen Epple Grocery F111ate Grocery White'• Stereo C 0. Ftsher Markel The 8•1 3 Grocrey, M•ddleport Phone22-L Phene 347-L Phcme133-L P~ 526-R P~ 151-R Plulne 263-L Phoae 241-L Phone99oL ~~~~=~~;;~~~;;;;~t~h•~tr grandpat" nts : A T Chapman .M1 nno:l M !'! Toledo 0 Brauer for the Toledo 11,000 The meaaure carries a tax or 4 newapapennan or Jltlr een~ on tranaportation charges dead here today ot oil pipe ltne8 Acting ehairm..n Cr~p (0) of INGt..Ls IIONORED the house wa.ya and mee.na com Columbus 0 Jun.,. 3-lNElmittee aald the treasury had :m J1avid S Ingalls Rlpublk;ln flUb£ formed ute conferees that the bill Qatc:rial candl$,te alld tc mtr ,.m yleld IJ 118.000..003 tn revenq;e .. litant £eerdary cf the N&rvy in and wtn bll.lano:l the budget It con cbarae or aeruo.utlt.s tc:iBY h lo]Fulbon. lreM cuta expenditures *250,000.000 IUl hcncnary m.enibemh.lp In tlu a year Ohio State aeronautical s c1Ety He wu el«:t.ed at a m!>eLinJ cf the socld]l here lut at:gat FIVE DROWN IN OKLAHOMA. RJVER (0UJ) ham and chicken sandwJctiea 2 01 &Diles 2 apples 2 bananas and a ftuh of water Mrs Hausner ~ the aandwiehes henelf and br9\tltl;. them over to the altport from ...,~~. home In Newark He hal1 a aood appec.lte.. 8h6 laughed But I 1Uf81 that. 1will be enough food for htm .. .-\!though npt a Uceruied p11ot her self Mrs Hausner is lntellf'!ly iu• teresled In avlatiOD and. entb.lllllaa'"' tic about her husb&gd a pla(la 1\laybe I ll teach her 10 111< 1rbeJj I get back Hausnt~ aald -- ~ I don t know 1 thlat ooe pilot. enoug-h In a famllyi.!.&Dd 1m pertectl.~o content Just to be Stanley a wfl4'h Charle!! Schmidt or Sp;: InK fleJd was elettetl j)resldent or th 11'0111> ft. --·---- passenger his pretty wife 4eCl~Jre4. She may join hlm tn EUrope J.f the ftight Is a success but ane a not :;UJ""e as the1r plans are not yg de ... BIG TELESCOPE IS NEARLY COMPLETED finite • Hear 'Ie! Bear Tel Bear Yet The SHENAJIIG Ptlhnr Station wtll ooon be open for buoine1s The Stahon wtll be open for bu11qess on SaturdaY., June 4th but \he offtctal o'-'!ntQ.~ dn 'I' set for June S, Sunday at ~hich ttme re freshmento wtll be served to all cuotomera. l'he Shenang Ftlhnr Statton, located tn beauttful Carleton Hollow on State Htghway No 7, wtll cater to the need• of the automobtle drtvtnr pubhc Remember the days and datea, the place and the atatton Stop, let us pve you the se"tce you have been hoptne to reeetve the<t> many years TbeShenang IIHiag Station C. W (CLAT) JONES, Proprietor Hawaiian Murders Lover; Kills self A.bclucb Girl Wbe Had ReJected H1m, F1ad Death r •n Vo'Jcano'• Crater H1lr Hawaii JU..l" 3-INS-Ma• tie.mc F le Hawaiian OcddeES 1 Jected sweetnta.rt who i.fl( d t n tht> altar d love tpumcd ty Ml , I kh Ocl slA d~ nl IG prcpc~ed n arraagc h~'r 1 "ez-e !aCr HnwauaA u.;:,::iti apd drcu! tn an a1 the KllauE& volcaM 'Jbere he shot the' to dtsth and threw her ft!et tnt" tbe tire pll After writing a note 1t with hi! plst.ol on "''"'•nlii/i..i 4talned trc-nt I! at or th:J: tr his landf'd n..a.r tnot or Aulh( ltie! aid hcfl tat mpt tc :he fC tlklr. the- fatPI Nune leaped ~m,atlo~.•t l tf Ptre rlcated tcda-7 as She eave a fiery burial to Margaret BIQ. l'r. and William Nun" the alrl 1 t~ PJtk r&D'if.n! 1J8'Jd: glulea to IQI:late the lava 'r ·-...o- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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