http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/7ed51a828bc2756510fdf860a73e97da.pdf e32ceeb50f06a822bce1a13fbc086617 PDF Text Text • NOTICE - I! ~::=:~~ READERS' the Newo Otllce of MONDAY, JULY 10, lias AL T fOU ~g~~tJ~r.E TH~U~ANO~ AH[ Nig~~~~=:'ant Overturned On -. .:T~ -~~~-E~~~: ThoR:: ~:~gin~:: Todd Liverpool. Undertaking Company EMt conve]llbg the r rofa mal"' of MrB Olaren(\0 Powell of Smith'e Perry, Pa , here tor burial was damaged eonlddenl.bly Bat.url.l.ay whPn it overturned on State Report Of State Geolog- 1~C~h•u..~t£r7 between Pomeroy ~ ieal Survey Shows The drlver of the aar and ~HID, Ne;~th~~d;ol:;:"'d:n YfAR'~ C~UR~E It • AppueDt Neither " Morie St.ar Buaiheh Tripo bultneu - ClaimS lili Mr and ll:rl and son Hugh spent, Bund&:r wi.t.h Mr and Mn ArthtD' frtoe of Portland. The - "" . a• ••• - • I I i ••• Lon Ouster tOe .,fl*, * * I I o:e0r.ti wwu cta_t•m. FOR RENT f a ... _ I - Driver Of Auto Without Proper Plates, Arrested I I " A. F. EiseJstein Quits Road Post .. " .... . .. .. "'------- [ ICK[~ PR~MISfS EARl.Y ~CTmN II HHP PR~SP[RITY Firat Objective h To Install Men Now Idle, In Joba Bitter Opponent Of Unionism Dead John Markle, For-I- Anthraeite Coal Operator, Diea ia New York QI New York July 11- INB-PunerarrUlgements were to be com- pleted today for John Markle, former anthraclt.e operator, who died laat night In the •• room Fifth Ave1 nuo Apartment whe,.. he Uved n 1one with IS servants and a tetephone swJtehboard. to keep things 1unn1na 8T U~TRY TO HE ~SK[O II SPHO UP WORKING COU - must re me1'1t nnd He Repeal Predt'cted By Senator Fess Statement of Life Lonf Dry, Strlkea Prohihitlontot• Like Thunderl>olt tlon the .... 1 : • l• ~~.g _,. .t. . - •• ' \ ! Did'. You Ever Stop To Think? ) - ,.Say Thousands!Who Rush ~o Buy 'Big New Dodg~ Six at only:$595 • Jri ctiJ ~~t.l.\f ,h., nfw Oodg. Sh: 1.a h.llng1nt up new IIIII• rect.'tda ln Detroit, wlwre talk about apr..jll £rom door 10 ~oor al- ! a 1111w aatotqobile ~lt~~~~~ aalua ar~i7Je~ of the ccnte~purultn; I*~Od fo~ ldt year! Buy Now-Sdt't! Money! ; ' 1 No Dodge haa ever sold rm li!lll I han today 11 prlee t595• Many people 01.w.are yj thu trend Jn !OIYy e markets are .aaklnr • How o.:en thi1 b1g new Dodga 'e N pril"ed ao low' • Frankly we •Y to you, bentt see thil grea1 car nght eway take advantage of IOiiaJ' s low prLCes now 1 1 • And )'Oil don't have to take anybody sword for 1 I Do4P '\l'&lu• This rureed big Sb: II ready to ~} PlOt,. to you how It wme nut-9atnly-llK&Inll Floating Power engt{l• mollnllnp (Jva th• big new Dodge Six th• smooth vlbrt.tlonlau ridiDg qlllllitiw rerely lound bt even high priced care of mout cylln•lere-y•t retain th• known economy of ais:l And Duds• carrie. no aurplue welrht There's leu weight pJr hor!IC!power That a important, because ,.vury extra pound meana e1tta rul Proof Thai Dodge Euels I to your Dodge dealer and pt the facti about tbil "Shuw-Down" Plan. Take hocne th• Q(l lue 'Sbow· Down ' See for yourMK why thle Ia the only r,.Jr . aud·aquare way to judg• automobile values! Thle big, new Dodge Six 11 .a product of Dodp Preclejon methods, bu1h by vttteran Dodg• cl"llftamen lfi th& grall, modern Dodge plant-a dh·laioo :::\lt o( Rail Wage Cut To Continue In 1934 ' """bl' car Vtrgtntl\ Compton, ••P •len•I ·--~~~~----------------~~~~~~~~~~~~ • ASK YOUR DEALER ABOUT THE DODGE "SHOW-DOWN" PLAN· B. B. BAWUNGS SONS 1\tiddleport, 0 mHICJIOIII'IIno: Sunday Momina rram. ••Mlnlatures" by Seybold, OQlQiyn Bmllh. vtolln, Little Prelude by Bach. and. Walt& A by Tschalltouaty, Ruth Uttle Night. 8oDa: by Ann. and In a Toy Shop by l.oulae Rebe Tnm.Dl1 Orow, Tbe Happy Parmer bv SehUD11U1D and. R.uMlan Danseuse by 8 ortst, Vera Hepp; Prelude No S by Bach and JbJN· ty of the Doep br a P - · VlrRinla. ~ uut Plft Pinier MeiOdiM Nanna Lie, l.led I. Dick and Jat fii>'OOU and Ray and Clarence Luhrlc ......, hiN to of , --~~------~-------------------...................................-~----·--------·----------· - Sunday ~e~ ~ ~ ~ CRIDTAIN SLAIN "''tt ,_rW. l:btl.t. / catty out umr thrni lng tbe youth the O'Conn"'lls wt'rt! stta.inln& e•trJ reaouree to gather U]) the kem.endoUi cam sum demanded whUe at the same tun "' Utrough underworld lnknned1nr1es t.hey were endnvoring w bargain for a red\,lCt!.on of the amount Th~ family bu $50 000 ready ror the kidnapers now but It wtU bu hours, perhaps d~s before they can ra.itle tJ\e balance or the ransom the kdno.pen dif'ntand The OCopn<>ll's hBve made t'ffcrtc. to carry out the Instructions Of the kidna~lCTII to the ll'tter Pl.'"t1cularly with reprd to keepmg the dil!Dppeanmce O( ihe youth lie cr~t Albany N Y JuJ7 11-INs-AU the resources of state and local police today were thrown into a hunt for John J O'Connell Jr 24-yearold nephew ol the pollt1Cally potent Democratic leaders h.ere, kidnaped from In front of hill home by abauctors who coupled a $250 000 ran som demand with a threat of deaR\ If poUce were notified 'Young o·oonneU a straoplng six cause lddna.pers would carry df'ath \hreat if they 'no\ltted, thorltil!s Early today. pollee had ctally been notified of 0' s lddnapilll by memben ot blil and no reque.t for aid haq come from them ~ Actlni on b1s own inltat.Jve, g . ever Police Chief David A ·~· , broadcast over the stat.t ~ teletype a general appeal for f!ld ..~ lccattn.g the miSBinl man Prom close friends or the faiii.tl81 It was learned the kldna.p(Q'I ~re been In oommunlcatlon at least lllx t me~~ wlth Daniel J 0~, Democratic county chtrJrm~, ·~ Edward J O'Connell, both of the ml881ng youth and bofih. powerful polltlcal lea.del'l , .,. Indlcatu;;n of th8 national interest commanded bJ' the kldnapinl \\D.II given wbeQ,J United Btatea Senator RoJal 8 . tii-Jpeland ot. New York iaBued a bristUJll st&t.e~t In Waahinaton, declarinl he ~ ask AttomeJ-Oeneral Homer 8 C ummings t.oda.y to send all """' ltlle governmental &&'lis~-1"16 Albany 1h runnlna down Uiji -.. M" UD• . ,.... Mra. Ruby Ely, Not a Suicide at Firtt Believed, Authoritiet Say Senator COpeland went even fur· Uler Be uld he would take dle no~atter up with the president blm .!'elf The senator i!l chalriDaa of the aenate Investigating .racke~,. In& throuahout the country tmd "'f O'Connell case 18 expected to furr\l&h the lmpet.u.s for a ruthless drlve against k:Jdna.perz An UDUIU&l feature of the C811(1 wu that all Albany newspapen, aware of Ule kldnapfnB tor ma.ny each and eYery one talk a different lancua11e, or to nota the fact The other man. Herbert L. RaQft ta lather or two cblltlmt ,... rouild Agreement Reached it Ap· provocl by Workers of ple would do more than anythinc elae to aboliah a1111J'eaaive nat· V ariou1 Rail Cla..ea Despondent Men Cont'llit Suieide ionaliam and prevent future wan. If all apeke the aame lanBUap, it would be a difficult matter for politiciana to juule worda oo eaaily and to aend out their own ,, GANG Albany, July ll-IN8-The powerful O'Connell rla.n was tunnm~~r a race wtth death today in a franbc 'f~ fort to ra"e the $250,000 ransom demanded for the return of John J O'Connell, Jr, 24-year-old •••on of t~ haul!<!- 'YOice ia powerful in Europe, and fail to note the fact that they It haa often heen aaid that one lanruap common to all peo- Ih1e The church wu bea.utUullJ decorated w:l.th fOJ"I"UI and 11adk:&la. a.rttstlcs.Uy arranaed The follqwlns Protrmm of piano, vocal aDd Wolin sehctJona w.,. presented lb.rch ot ths Oookle Soldl.eS ~y Lehman, Charteo Lee, SlumJ>lo' RobBQll a.~ BoldJcl"a M'a.tch by Schu· mnnn, N.....,n Lona, Spinning Son• by Ellmenrelch ID4 oauotte by B Rubenstein, 14'ar1r1e MOOTe Sonatina No 1 by Duaaek and Valao Lucille by Prlml. Maltlne Swarm, 'l'hra Wlahee by Prank Harrat a.nd Lite by Oley Speab, to th,. olm II shrUt In the oplnlou observers I O&lllpolis 0 July 11-INsPostmlstrw Ruby &Jy of Add1Jon whose body wa" found Sund&:V ln .a c.stern wu murdered Gallla COIDl· t) a.uthorltlell beUeved today Jl4r8 Ely and her husband Prank poaUnlstreM r~.t 'hfi vlllaae lor a dol.e:n years neltbeT drowned. as wu t.lrlt belleYBd uor died. of heart dJaeue, It was declared :.Her an autopay Coroner J T Hanosn !tent the woman a tntemt.l orpns to Columbul for a chemical &nalyaiB Shertfl Elmer Ratfteld aald he had eevertJ. One Looeo Job and Takeo murder elue:a Hit Life at Home of Hia Min" ly and her husband Prank Bride-to-be had been separated, and rell.tlve& de not know his preeent whet"abouts He last beard from tn Columbus 0 July 11-IN&-Jie.O June when be wu ln Plorld&. cause be lost bll Job Just 11 he ...._ maklnl plana to be married,. a Columbus man waB dtad tad&f, il YOUTH IN DEATH ' k:tlm of suictck!!, and lll.Otber ~ CASE LIBERATED lumbus ma.n who ha.d. beln out ~ work tor months was dead. of aetr· intlteted. bullet wound~!. Kenneth Amos, 10, banpd. blm· SPlf ln the cellar of the home of bli bride-to-be He hJ.d BQOe to ~u 1u1r r.bout ID81111 bll job tmd lfiW del• pondent poUoe aald IDa t1ttlrCH found h1tn from a belt I11CI cut him down. aorta t.o revlft biiD MISS IHLE'S PUPILS PRESENT One hundred were :n a.ttendance: *DODGE "t", ~WITM PATIIfTID fi.OAtM 1'0W£1 - 1lJ. BltW"da.y afternoon when the puIMCIIWUfD-£.i.$595ANDUP,f 0.1. fACTOIV llfiiOI1 pill ol the lhle StucUo ot M\ziJc ~re eucresstully presented 1n re· D~ 8 -llll!to,I395-F 0 B I'Jdory .DalrcNt 1r.lta.t at the Stmpaon JL E church und.et the dJJ\.-,:t1on ot MiSI J'n.noea B"1 C..r on Mtrrl Alont! Second Street MILK HIKED TO 8 CENT8 Columbus 0, July 11-IN&-Reto.il milk prius were hiked a cent to eight cenUI a quart on dellvery routes In Oolumbus today as the result. of an Increase in price paid by ~airieB to producers of l.bis vicinity By Edaon R. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. or G,hlyal.n Motor• The "Bb~n~~·Down Plan gt\'" you a cl..n-cut, ~ eho-ooiiFn o{ perlormanc• and economy! We ~ouldn't afford lo oft•r the DorJge 'ShowDown" Plan to th• pub I\..; If wfll didn't know the ~· "6" would win oatl l>ods• bu 1 polnta of .conomy tbat mean dnect of rrom •so to ••so t~n runninl" upenu _ ' 11curt1 card campethh.a cara. ~J \be ,111e....work hila bean teken out ~t;!i~b~()qjp )"'i\10!11'·-P;own Plan AI a. close friend of former preaident Hoover, fonner Republica.n National Oha.lrm~tn and one ot th~ party IJ "elder statesmen. ' It had been expeeted that P'es.s would l'ttlre from politicti at the end ol the pre.!lent term ln his statement, however he asserted that he wr.s detennlned to EVIL Wilted the pre118 to make a printed appeal to the abductorR to obtain heart tablet. for hll rather The tablete, carl Luer said are 1-150-~P"Qin nitroglycerine ..Cu.stomartJ.y my Cather uaed tablets Jfo 11f6 Of Lh.e Eli-L111y It Gompaay br&Pd," Ute- son ''!l"d '.WbeD 1t.ltflisjtb.an attact he mu.~ ~..- t:Jo stand, as the attMts are llll:e IUIIOU\erln« '~)ella, and he cannot breathe II fQI'ced to remain He 1& on a siek diet seated He takes. no coffee He may have only one veaetable at a meal He smokes mUd cigars !Please take LtJ,ese precaution.~ a' once If It Is not already too late ..... ~~~~~~~E~~~~Jjr!n:n~u;li on~d~~b>~;n~a~rlio\nJ'~~Phar I Aged lllinoio Banker h John J. O'Connell, Nephew Of Powerful New Y.>rk I Taken From Home Pohhcal Leaden, Ia Seized By Gan11 .While By Aooailanta In Front Of Hia Home 1 By JAMES L KILGALLEN INS Staff Correspondent Alhany, N Y, Jul} 11 -INS--The ktdnap"n< of ..'ohn J 0 C:onnell Jr, twenty-four-year-old km of power tul Albany pollt1c1ans who ts held for 1260,000 ransom, today apparentl y broke thetr three-day ~nlence -And ag$-m communicated Y.lth Daniel P O'Connell, unciP of the m I~!I.Ing youth Another code mcAAage, ~Imalar to the one pubhsbed m a Sunday rn01mng new!ipaper at the directiOn of tht> I tdnaper~, wa~ brought to the adH~rtl.;,.mg department ot the Albany T1me~Un10n today for pubhcatJon All the 11ames, accordtng to the numiJen of tht> advertiRel'ne-nt, are new one~and1ctmg that th~ ongtnnl h~t of eleven n a~ reJected by the k1dnapers The actLon of the k1dnaper!'l m agaw gettmg m touch " tth the O'Connell< revtved ebbmg hope• of the family. Alton HI July ll-JNBCnrl Luer 80n ol August Luer Police are certam, m v1ew of th1~ development, that 11-year-old bonk president who 1, oung O'Connell 1~ fl.tiil ahv~-and app:H ently unharmed was kidnaped IMt night t.oday .. .. .. Strike Jif·. N h .· wo aces; ep ew Of O'Connell Victim J Mere work-making ideas art: not to be encouraged he said rest of the pr<lject'a. merit wm be pubUc usefulness fts ability maluta.iTI itself as PRICE THREE.CEN't s Narcotic• Manufacture To I 1 WHO ENTER Be Limited To Act$250,000 RANSOM DEMAND MADE ual Needo I -1Throu11h Ruae And Carry Victim To Waiting fhreat Of Death To Strappin11 24 Year Old National Automobile Guard Lieutenant Made, If Police Are Notified; Authoritieo Take Hand I ~~ ~~~ments fVIl IN ~MERIC~i TO SUPPRESS smoothly ()A K R J I: R 1. CJ!JrtTB BF mall Pftt- tf 00 HUn Hl~W ISKidnapers ucK H~~uc, T Pl Preaident Commits U. S. To Important lnternationai· Pact This apartment, the Jaraest 1n RECENT GAINS New York, had four elevaton, 21 baths, three kitchenfl and 111 ser~ By Industry, No Excuse vantll rooms He waa president of the Jeddo-For Let Up, He Say•, Highland Coal Company wlllch he £Old out seven ytars qo for a re· With Men Idle ported $8,500,000 In Ule ITf&t oool Washington July ll - lNS-M\1- l.trlll:e 1n tbe ftrat yean ot t.he • I centlll'f llarlr:le WIJI cme ot the bitlions of jobs for now Idle workers ls ~test opponents of t.he unkJ.ns. He the filat objective of the *3300000 da:lar_d that 'the inalienable OflO pubic works program Secretary cf man tO sell hll labor at of tbe Interior Harold I Ickes newly he deslrea 18 belns pr<>te<'ted appointed director of publk worka operators ss.id today In explaining the polleles miners, however dld noli he will follow Sf!em to appreciate his prot.eetton He promised swift action The strike continued New York's Reeent gratifying gains In m:lus· public achool& had to close Martl:le try and employment do not 1WlU- demanded fedP.ral troops PresJdent fy curtailment ot slowing up or ~rn- Theodore RooM!veU threatened to ployment prd!P'am until those send troops into PenMJJvanla ar~ secured and consolldate!t to protect the opentors but to ~ondltJons JU8tlfy expendlturt:::. coal out ol the Scranton dls·tr~ct~ public works will be enctf'd In October l902 a meeting of the ly he salct pi el'lldent and the .,ppostng factions This Is 1nterp1~ted ht>re :1 a re "'ll-8 held In ~88hinft.on a meettn1 ply to demands from ISOm<> uf PrPs which became so violent that chairs ldent RtJose\'elt s close m- were thrown ThP. Ol>@flLtOrs retuscludlng Director of LhP ed to arbitrate L('wis Douglas that the pwgr.1m The lnftuence of the late J p b P hedged somewhat In view o1 the Morgan finally brought about an nheady visible improvement arbltra.tlon plan The miners got Ickes said aU proJect~ wert' now most of their de.mand.5 being studied closely In recent yea.n Markle had been Today the Public Works Admln~ Interested In philanthropy His Jstration Is deluged by a. vast num- 1fortune goes to the John and Ma.ry bet or demands which do noi Matkle Poundatlon for medical requs.Ufy under the Intent of t'u.: uct search he explained 'The worth.)' ate ---------being """'a"d the unworthv The determining factor In award- ,,.m - ' JP l'l"'.J NSW'I Ill TBI DAILY ftiBUl(& VOL VII-NO. 246 In G.l~ia Diaeaae Filed ..• LEASED WIRE Oli' INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. ot this etDclent helper w County CobUDUDity pt>nny'l! cost to the v111'1.ge or Jumna in Cbtem latter remalned for a week's visit l:'uainess men rwith hll ~dpa.renta ~Lamm•ned to J M Pat lflornThe helper ts v. canine of the Ju,.~ile oJJicer, wno was alone DURING PAST YEAR 1Fox Terrier variety, rather largt BODY IS FOUND lCsa Vertrbde Rusehel lfS.S brou.. Huckleberry" pl"e&ea.ted at the t.lme for the breed. He Clime unheralded Jht. home Bu,nda,y from Charleston you sell marriaae lleenses C t A d Laceratl'ona c.nd unannounced, to Mr Wolfe om Late Saturday Nisht, A where she hU been confined In a at Junior hi11h achoo'l to I "'~''•'" U S n evening reoently and Is 11.8 faithful ctt,y hospital \he past few weeta niJht. School children IS, probation officer answered Lead Liat; Fingers f'S only a mefllber of the t::anlne Short Time After foUowtna appendectomy Her We do and the young man, conHardest Hit family can be condition Ia ~ported most saUS- adulta 25. Deed Committed f~:~~ed aaked for one Pat noted Sunday ev::'!J>~ •• ~~"--' factory that. he was unaccompanied anct occasion to asked If he brought th~ gtri with The fin di ngs of the statistical u lnutes in a•;n; o~u~>m<>hii~ :1.~·~-~··~n b .. him to which he a nswered u\at.. he labomtory of the Division of Safe- J1Jeny with one of the dtdn t know that she should be and Hygiene of the Industrial cers He left the dog ':t_:~-1~~~~;:c!>:'..C:C present He was t.hen told by the ot Ohlo after 11. study Jacks and while the -::c-:; ••-cc: court oftlclal that both parties 131519 injury and occupa- I fllend raised no out-cry nor Ci!~.;--z::: must be present in court be tote the d!.Bease claims filed by U:Je 1111\ke any diaturbonce, it waa easy license could be granted Industrial workers t.1 1932, for pllSBef's by to notice that he Oak Hill Finally greatly embarrasseO he annoWlced today by Bupt was considerably perturbed. With a.a lllual aa rr.plled that he did not know whttP Kearns head of the Dlvta- his head cocked on on.e B.lde and -neventna: hi!T ther or not she would come with his ean erect to hear every posalble Grover who 18 1 after Huntinllton him for the license !Jut he would analytil.:l of 8.ll claims as to !IOUnd he hLid on the atdewalk Baldnll' TOURNAMENT with """"' see whs.t could be done departing of Injury shows that the 1 looking east and west on Main hurriedly prolific source of Injuries 1street by turns to watch every pethat j At Mlddleport Hl&h Sctllool retumlnl Mrs C Zimmer, aon Charles Saturday the young man return· were culs and lacerations 1 tor der.trtan Md car tor the return of he arrived and daUKhter Mary, and Mra BelGrouada ed with the Intended-bride 1B tow which 45123 clauns were tiled r.is newly adopted master As 1100t1. mother did ward Slqel and 11011 DbnaJd Of Upon the second request foV: a 11 Crushes and brmses ranked second Rll the night ohlef returned the GAME STARTS AT I.U. Grover Lexlnftc>n, K.Y • aniVtld Iunday !c. cense It wali granted and thev left with 25123 sprains and strains dog trotted to his side wagged lUJ tor tht a. Yillit wiUl Mr &nd lib John the court apparently very happy C!l used 19 710 puncture wounds 11- tall &.nd cuddled hlJ muzsle Into hl15 Admi11ion 5c and Mr. ond 111'1. Bkpl of lrut Yaln ltreot 'i'helr names were not recordrd on Eil!B fra.ctu1es 86!13 burllB and rrlcnds h:md showing that the marriage record upon the re- 1fCBlds 8 295 dislocations 11J eon- he appreciated flndlnK him latter a.Itdau• arrived tbe llr and HarrJ lmlt.h IJll'!lnt quest that they be withheld from russians 220 nsphyxlatlona 174, ht: was too much a clair of the then dlecovend Sunday l'll1tint Kr and Mrl. John publlcatiOfl drownings 4 and 10.944 illlCiulllfied to make a big scene 09er It wu not 1D bed. Dd of I'Mfllle 't'hq wer. ac-1 rl!!!::!~~~~~~~~~...::=:a The number of direct amputa- lJehave.a perfectly and obeys as theB bqiUl whlol> CXIIftiiOIIIId """"' IIJ RuUland Em&· c:1 ~ ---;;;~ WORST BOY IN TOWN tlons of some membe1 s of the body a£ It h e !tad been in tra.lnlng for a tile body belnr round loon Doni wllo Will mnaln lor a 1lt TO BE HERE TONIGHT 1:.} machlne ry or other hazards was long time Mr Wolfe will probably <122 of which seven we1e arms five keep him as a. mascot and eBCOrt !n a Mrs. Ely bas bteh aut- wttk'l villt ' • J • -handx four legs one foot ftv~ toes ou his nightly excursions while feriDc from Ul-healtb foe ...,.lime Member11 of the Fair a.nd IJLJ.uare I und 400 nngc1 ~ or ptu t s of firi-.rs looking after the Interests of the 11pd to thla 1.11 attributed her aet ot Mr• 1161'1-ld way and dau• .,. .... 1 b bo ys organ lzntlon or the I 1 1931 theu~ we1e ~15~ !imputation~ st"lf destruetion Eter ot Ok'~'~•t.n4 arrived Bt.tur· C u Pomeroy busineSB men She leaves thJ'eeo ehUdren, Dro.na.1t y tor a vf.tit wlth her father, Presbyterian Sunday school hel e c r which four were a rms tour Two be&u.UiliJ apa.rimeaW Prank OroYfJJ" or Nitro Rutan_. ~,~;Ill present Huckleberry the worfit nands eight legs two feet twelve Summarlzln• ly811 f the 0 boy 1n town' a three act C<lmedy loel! 11.nd 5J!I finge rs and ' parts of! th • an ana J&mea MuiUnea.ux or ~ • • 1 1 onr A. It P Ston at the Junior high school fi.Udl flngel s repor 1 e 01 "alan head cities the ~~~~~~··. Mr and Ob'dt 14anh and tvrlum tonight The first c~,~rtain Th~ P&Jls of tht body moRt sus- ll~ loundmg figures In support of hla One lar4'e ltked atore room emanaeu from her baby of Par burl were week end 1 will r18e at 8 15 It was announced ctptlble ~o Jnjmy Wcl c fingeJs with cont.entlotnl tflat thel.!heavages of war time auestl at t~ home or Ml'a Marllh's 25 by 80 teet.-next to Oblo Ploceeds tram the entertalrt)mnt 33 616 inJuriell trunk wi t h 19 9~5 !U I! grea Y outwe,. d by our wtu be oondur.t- parenta, Mr and Mn Adam Ebenwill go Lowo.rd establishing a i:am"j:l eyes 2004.0 legs 13826 auru; 13202 ~Jt"aCe time easualties In Industry 1 Power Vo at :II 30 beth Other week end aueatl at the for the boys and for Boy Scouts In rands 1l 067 head aud face 8 8 ~ 6 nnd argues for a greater ooncent.raEberabt.ch home were Mr and Un OM lt room houe--ean be Meig8 courty A performance will ! feet 6 846 and toes 4 051 Among Lion of Interest. l.n a.cctdent prevenEldon oaul tlt"Velyn EbeJ'Ibaeh.) bP. staged In Miac:l1eport at the the injutles sustained were l,30l lwn work on the part ot boih 1emased ror t.wo tamJiie-two gymno.sium auditorium Tm sday fracturvs of the nbti 245 of verte- P oyers and workers if furthet 1'1-CMr and Mn AI"Yln Norris have I bath rooms, ne11:t. lo PreUy-' ) 1 night and In ~cine at the high brae 103 of the pclv.l.'l 289 of the •flces which he characOOrlzea Iiiii returned from a two week's vlll.t In srhool audlku hun Wedm.:.sday :;k.ull, 15<1 or the nolle 12 of the jaw needless are to be prevented Charleston Wt Va • and Pontiac, 1 t.erlan Cblll'elt-AU on !\bin \1 night 298 of the teeth 1 331 or the arm MlCb Slreel in Pomeroy lnqaitt 1 339 of the hand 1 46:1 of the flnset ' Loeat Man .-:;;;; in Cbarae THREE RELEASED 012 of the legs 111 ot the foot Mrs H D Oefenba<'.her ot ColumI from Edw Ebtrsbach at.J r.nd 1 3211 ur the toeB There w~re tua ltl spendl.nM the week with her of Mei&• Roada, Tenden Red Anchor Store. Thooe released rrom the county nlso 302 dl!lloc&tlon~ of the arm, 11 fo.ther E D Will of Lincoln Hill Reaianatic!n bastile over the week end were t.f ~he haud 144 of the fingers 162 I Harry Van lnwagen, W W WPnt- 1! the leg 23 or the foot and 16 .Mr and Mn Northcott Jane• A p ElleiBte•n of Poolero)l hu ley and Charles Martin Ma:l Un lli the toes and children ot Wa.rren Mr and t.::ii - - - - - - - ~~~:J:::~~biB restanatJon as Super- lbs Prank Jones and M:r and :Yra C<Jiored was taken be!ore the luveIt ts a noticeable fact said Pete Hendrlcks or Pomeroy was fi of Ma.bltenance of BlghIlile court Monday morning on Kearns In discussing the 1 eport, arre"ted Saturday by Ohlet or Po• County, to t&ke ef- WilHam Ortftlth of Columbus were charges ot Ule theft of a w11.tch tlJat the biggest percenta e of amonr thO.!Ie from out-of-town who llcl'l Dana R Rouah for dr1vfna a July lUh. from the Grueser Barber l:lhop ln::prov~ent shown 1n thtJ past attended. the funeral or the late hu foun4 the Val Jone• 8U11day hue which he said he save to • )'car i~ I' those nijuries atr~ctlng motor vehicle wJth flctitioua 11fi!IIPDP•INllUM Gil lrlrl lrlend .in Waah~, D 0 rhe eyes teet and toea and t:hJa: u. cemc plat a Hendrtclta WN re• ~ J". (b d t Stop Coinblntcf with hl1 I alnnr .,o a. ! The charses were dismisaed 'fhen undoubtedly due to thie more sen- leased from tho oounty jaJJ just a nhort time betore tt.tter ~~erviDR a aft'alra too much Mrs. Quy Ba.onllt.er and 1011 Guy For Gaa On Stomach Martin promised \o pay for the era1 use ot goggles sat:ety •(loes fine and coats on a slmDar charge Jr ot Washlnron Pa returned As a. consequence I watch and the trouble caused He nnd other devices tles1Jlled to proSunday after virdt here as the It is alleged that Hendricta confalling for the Much wda disturbs d\gestlon 1will lea\'e Pomeroy Tuesday ~ for teet these members rrom the b.orand ho Ia tat- ruests of Mr and Mr15 John Hik! Pm gas 01 rtOur stomDch Adlerlka Circleville where he Is said to btl n>al haZH.rds or lndui'Jtry 'Ehe lOw- J tnued to drtvc the car on lmproper Ill an Mlort to reIll much better One dose t:ldJi you employed u percentages of improvemeii • 1n license after hl.s release troDJ. jail Mrs Ralph (Jllmo1-e a.nd chl.ktren before it la too lt.te of bowel poisons Lhat CHLJBe gas the numller of c!Kims flied for for which he was arrested a. second work and her moth* Mrs Wald Poster {lnd bnd sleep Reed s D1 ug 8t ...1e NEW DAUGHTER ARKIVFS lnjurleK to Lhe trunk hilond&, le"s time uturned from • week s vi.l5tt with It \las ~aict that the Ucr.nsc plat.eA recently tb~ latter s lfUrhtez, "Mrs Jess \ Adv l''Orest Run announce the blr1h of ).Jhaslze the need fo1 more adequate belong to w.Jlla.m Martin who Tbdale of B~eye Ll:k~ Mrsdaughter Kerns bo1n RousiJ \l hlS h! 11.d !tl.oe teud1-1 etu- now clo.tms ownership of the _par llpe!lo.ll fof' July 1 a Mr nine and pound Bl\tUJof- 1!':UIUdlng oJ fl.n.d machinery and a.toc!Oiler made for 1$l 00! da.y afternoon Mr 11.nd Mrs Jpcob adherence Lo sufe pr».etlces on the driven by Hendricks as wen Leo Dl Plero of Columbua Is 15, $l50 1--ucy Daer and M1 and Mts liarry ~art of Industrial workers who face the llcerue A transfer ot ownerspendin& the Week with Mr and v A\'tnue ~ Roush nre grandparent.~:! or ' the exceptional haz1uds endangering shlp Jlf th" cBr tram Hen.d!ic"ka~ Mrs Charles Oasct and family 1 \0-3t little MiJ;s ~ tte~~e port1on11 or the bodY~ • to Martins \\as flied tn the clerlt of courta office June 26 recorrds Mrs Joe 1 a~• and BOn Omett, shov,. and two arandp!h.lldren, Bobbitt I Hendrl.ck.s waived exBmlnatlon and Oolorea Oil Pietro ot CoJumbUK I before H H Mee.s justice of en1ved. Saturday for a vtstt here I peace Monday with Peter Rappold. the former•• brother Mr Lares retumed Sun• ' walked timidly t.hrourh. thP open probate court her'e ap.d ooor or the ohlo-Pa!r - . • lllld w~ '!"· cept problil.blJ abowera WednHd&J' ~J'i;lpoo. in Northwat port.l.on. So:newht.t .-mMr 'W~Cf .. nellday If the Office ask for 202-R. DI~IN ITS SUICIDE ;, w=U:~e ~~rn!::a~:ss y..:un~u\~= 131,519 Injury And Qc.. -t~t;taJ~~e:o~c==·'~ed::~: 'Poatmiatreaa cupational Tribune, call 236-L RUBY E N'•ht Cblel of P<>Uce Walter E • Wolfe is now maklns his 1ounda t~b the and hlB companion, whose names were not learned e&:apecl unh~J1t with little damaae to the corpae {t wu uld o A ElaeLIIteln, deputy clerk of BACK IN 1822 th• probate court, who was followlug thP car enrout.e toward PomeWhen First Salt W ~u Op- roy said the car left the concrete highway strlkinK a imall ditch ened; Bunneu Startthen swerved abruptly lnto the ed Here in 1850 roadway aa&in, overturning in the middle or the concrete highway Oolumbua 0 July lG-First reWhen queationed by Eiselst.ein, part on a stUCIY ot Ohio brlne1> in- the drf.ver of the funeral car sa.td eluding those of Meigs county he apparently tell asleep probably ha.ve recently been published by the c.. ~ from long ctrlvlng without .state- geologJral survey with head- sleep on their fUnerary to Pomeq~ on the Ohio State Unlver 1oy IJty campus The remains were cat ed for h ere The lnvelltlgatlons by state Oeo- 1and the funeral rites conducted IOiilt Wilbur Stout and his assoc Sunda.y afternoon Mrs Powell late.. are Intended to give an in :ormerly resided here ataht Into the nature of the brines The damage to the car was not ln Ohio and Into their fitness tor e.. tlmated, althouah 1t was reporterclal utlllzatlon • f'd that it was making the first h n~ or saltne waters always trip since Its recent purchase p been a neoe9Sity to man as ptt.l1'4 from such sQiutlons enter Into TAKl: PART IN UONCEKTS ~ fWlctfona and constituents of tm body that govern growth and At lhe Century of PI ogress Exporepair, the· report says adding ~ ltJon in Chlr.aKo the names of a that many lndllf!trlal uses Bre al.llo former Pomeroy glrl and the son Jn&de of 11. former Pomeroy girl are Jtstcd Of the Meigs county brines the among musical groups who have NPOrt. says: Tt:e search ror brines or who will participate In cpncerts lit Kelp County began In the ror the plewmre of the croWdB. Watem pe.rt on t..eadlnK Creek Recently at Soldiers Fl ld Mrs lltun.llton Bierr a celebrated ranger Audrey Omeser Ne.ff a.nd hll6ba.nd """ -• It 1 1 th Ch 1 N H 0f 011 1 cagu •:aug 1n 11 ~ m.....e !1R lere n e yeai ares e 1706 by boUJng In hl.s calrip kettl"' chorus compOf ed or 3500 men aud wal.et collected by dlg1J1ng hoko::; women 1 ep 1 es~ntlng the the choll s he sand at a time when the of all the Lutheum chwchell to k was nearly dry '11le llrst Chic M N tl 18 th d ht ago IS e e aug er well was opened In 1822 by B o~ Mrs Eli.zabeth Onteser Q! Ml ut al a point about eight miles nersvllle ~~Othe~ewmo'r"••'"w'efre'",•oo'n''""lnm Tonight Ftnnk.Un C~llee of "' Hunti 1glon EOn of Mr ~nd ~rs em In vicinity 'the Lc 1en Ca\' erlec ILoulse AflllerJ v.!ll of the wet~ waa be a membe 1 of the lfuntlugto The was of high ~chool band and ot cheslll!. -;;~;,;;,1~, ~: 100 unit whlch will present ,a conc ~rt ~., on the noating theater at the ex po::;ltlon The band composed of 100 pieces left fm Uhicago SalUJ d L} •.oilltieo;l a.nct wiJI return Prlday July 14 •• B efore leaving for Chicago th e high -school bond presented a, co cr.1t al t he Huntington h'-h sch 101 nudltorlum lbP p1oceed~ of which \1 ere tured to finance tl)t trip Lo th ... expooltic:.n Young Fru.nklln the gr•ndson of Ma-ry M111er or Pomeroy 1s 8 at the Huntln&ton h i!lh and plays 11 saxaphone In the orchestre Salt Found INJURED IN IN WEATHER FORECAS.T..,.- ~ ~;.Iaf;olls· of ~ec\>ea o.f.l\~~ .J,N!I!tk=~ M\en lt ia dea.ired to ~ , { '" )_ i ~ ~ f. .. ~ ~ r -;1:· ~ :.; 1 ~,o r~ ~ .f ~ ~ ' iN • •1 ) ~ ; I • ;; t 1t \ ~ <'.t( .J:· r ~ 1 .._1 f arouae a_ paopl~ to wrath In the int-l* of tliemaelvea or the bir buaineaa behind them. No intelllrent obaerver can re'Yiew the eventa of the rei1111 of I Muaaolini, and now Hitler, .or any of the other dictaton whoae _ tlo '· ., ~ l, lth• . • • thatthe d ~· o f ... .....ta ra -•pent In e or1antzation of thoae .... ""' c ;= - ; ;:;; .<;;"' • ....__....._ to whom lhl!)' dictate in preparation for war. c '*' - were UDSUCCeiiiUl dead "'tb • bullet lluw&tl hlo bead Be had been d.....,...l due &o lack at wort, relaU'" laid. �.,. t-·- · THE DAI.LY 1'RlBUNE Jet.tinl ~ htlfr Only · • ooacU· tumal gr(lqlJAe tor a rtd.ucwon hu beeo m&cle by the ~01ra who have authority to make a redut:Uon and put it lnto etl'tct.. The m14n ~ ot P11l'D and women who on :retl • · tate know very little about how to lie abu ut. w rt!Uet :rrpm. London Market IllS JIEIGS PUBLISHING CO~.r~l'. 1; Dl r.a.eroy, 0~ llllilo!od;u second~ matter l!lept. 13, 1M, '" UJ• PflJ\ Otlke at ..,,..., ofil!J, tmC1V the Act of March 3, Ul79, l'Ublidlecl PtJ11 and tJ:eept Saturday Localt~ d on Lower Seool1d St.reet, PoQ:aero)', 0. When olU lrleDdJ &end us letter& or nns ma~ter tor publlc&Uon"\heJ ln all ~ slfn their name&--4JthOUJh not uecea&rll)' \.0 be ......d, Anonyr:LGus ietLers, however e:.:c,.llent au·l detilrable io them· _,woe U:.ese htah• va.luet or .how Iu.rae llmount. of the I &pent. ADVERTISING In j ,w~•.ch VJR.Ci'NIA ' . • It.te compel.led to keep t up I cert&jn ! been REPB.E8f Cblc&J'O, Phlladlllphla.. PlUabur1b, Mllwau.Ue For EdUurtal Oftlt:e Call 2S8-L __ taken up but tor ihe war. In Melp COUnty, have I natW~,hadhere a reduction 011 our villlia· t!Oll8 amce the time~ bt.ve dlulled m no way t.o COR\Pt.r& "'ltb aU the ,_, <!OWltles lli'Ound ua and the very l •ttle we did a:et y;-aa after a deter· mined fight and t hat carrle4 up to I We ~ant tc inform the cU I~~m~ the Tax Commission at OolllJClbua. of the cuunty on how tome of the The CoUiltY Board of ReVl410Jl, publlc btlllneu l8 tranaae~ &fld r;Je body able to make &uch a re· 1.opon hew a oonaiderable amount or duetlon dON not seem Inclined to our tax money l8 spent. Look for r,lake any reasonable Jnd Juat re· more 1n the next anttle' BWlincu Otfice a nd Circulation Dept, C&IJ 102-K + -- I buda;et.ina bodie& Ia m9)ant, 1owuship Trustee&, School BoVcb, ! VIllage CouncUa, County Oomniliill~ loners, County BOard or Health and I J>OSidbly othen Now this I! certain· 8:p JANE GORDON a very thinly Yeneered scheme to on the I o;.hcr fellow 1!y throw t he reaponslbll1ty 1 Now what the people are !.alktng 1abo ut Is taxes and not bud&ets, let us have a Jw;t ltnd fair tax levied • All re!i~~:ious teaeh1ng, doctrine Qt • creed, •f they aro to have any 'daim ~'''otion ot tl: .. p~:ople, must be In harmony with . ~ord!! fit 1nt,. ever) .'old and erevioe ' ~ ~· ~. J..-... f.fmf""' '" o~, --- 'A, r· ~raril y pe ndmg an ln l e stlg-atlon as to wheth~r or not t h e ~outbern M1a t e {'ttll ~: o mp lr with t h e prow·.; ions of the Fed¢.ral Act, namely that of having ~n effiC ; ~-"nt ~ighway De- nartment. Th e d e lltii1Jrlll of "efficient" 111 thi!o! respect is ~aid to be It " dep < u 1ment havmg a maxm tum of engmeer!ng ability· w1th a mnumum uf politJ<·s en t enng therein. Whil e t h e 1 ~ ..:au be no di:,;putJng th~ fact that Georgia is au P.X.Hmp lc uf menlciency and tha1 much diioi8ension ls going o n bt'l ween the governur and th l' d e partm e nt, yet it is questtnnaOle 1f any state's highway department would •PUss muslel' u nde1 lbt! dehn1tlon as given . Georgia's case, naturally must he te rm e d an exaggerat ed case inasmuch u~ 8evcra l ul t he departme nt ha ve been dl ~:~c harged hy the 1 ~~;:;;;:;;;;;::;~~~~~~~~~~~~~f;;~=~~~~~ One Word Led To Another who hu~ cull ed out th~ St Bte I\ofllitia H I hul efforts to win the llattle Which, there Is no dou bt, start~d as are- uovelntH' Br Arthur ''&ua•" Baer sult of political fe ud ~. ll cn>vevcr, as a matter of tact, few l'Itizenl:l there are • wh o do not rea.hze thut if th eir· buBtnes.~ was transacted ! Kin,~ S hmthtn 't Tnkr. Bn,hs, lOhd handl t•d HH 11:1 the busineRR uf ~tny political ~ubdivi~ 11 MG~t lntct f.sLinG cf nll pertcdL.al Mon, he wou ld be fortunate indeed n he ke pt h1s busmess ~~~c~~:e 1 ~n wc~~11;t u &ll!at mnn hn~ out of b.111kruptcy court. Tll'QJ·e Ill one of the answet8 to W e w\11 tak~ an !J.dustrlnl g1a m our pre!'le Jit t e rri ble p ubli c ph g ht. Too muc h money hsunU \lihll llln:, 1u.ilroads, mnlli]JUlateG ha8 been 1SqUandf!re rl while 1t mignt hav e been u sed to bcf\t IJUElll, hr.s a st r ing of b..tllo<: tsu,~ h good ad vantage had it been expended with no l<.nR~r tha n a totnaclos la1l a nc:'o whMC wotd u; Ja w among the law thought to bu ild~ng political fenc~s f!11d mt~-Mttl pro v.~ions ,..,...,•• th e next .polijjcftt'(l.amp~dgn • to c ' Jt;:ir •, t '" \. ~ · 1 ~ vr.- ·" ..I! Jll rna p'tllntful suite to \ "b.J -, I e It lS policy and po it1cai expecHency 10r th mo~e tw lve:l ch Rlrs and he movP.s mounwho are "out" to point out these glaring faults of th ose tam ~; at R noo and t.Uins 11vers Sunday l'.llll Mr and Mts rrcm lhelr ttUHP6 He n1nke:; th ~ Hyse ll who are '' m," yet th ere is little to t:hom.;c between any sun to stand ~.till and !he firma Il s ' matt wmk , rtclays the I Wal ter Dodson wenL lo Cournbw. ~roup ol JHtllllcal partie ~ . Politics ~eem to have the un- mr,nt less firm ~ ~tam cqunhz':ls !he £\less nl'ld rlls - ·n~msday Mnrgat·et .. H yrell ac· happ y f ac ulty of tak ing a m:.•1 anc1 m•1kmg of h1m one He is ,1 glgr..ntJc lmpo~m,; n~~:nn' trlbu t ~s t he loud It also ncntra l- ] l c mpunled h lm home Friday lzrs 1hc c han~ ( .. cf Mp<l!Jtuneuus l<~~Uil\ Moore w;1..<; calhug 011 Lu of it:o. own :sltl)le, I'Pjp:tlUlc:s~ of whHt kiud of nn mdvidnal nga111rot. the linanchl ~It) He con- hcnr·\ y bm sth'e; 1n tu bud D<.w.. on , FrkilY mu y hav , been JJrJ Ol- to h tH ent rance therein. It JUSt lllults with not.orty His jurtgment ~~ i .Tu ~ te M ~,;O uue hm> been Ill. C bet ler tlmn g:·avy ~ l n bnrbecuc rh ~ whck atfu\r !TJ\hel pul\'~1 M,ngaJet H) .:.e-lland Lue Dorlsun :,~ '' e'm ' to be the natur e ul Hie IJU,.,meHs u.~ tt is opetHII'Cl in lu all thln g!i hi~ 5ollt.ude l,~; mtts:- h:er em awe of ttl() publl :' 'z ~d gl- nttrudP.d t he Iune1al of Val Jvn c~S o ur I.:O Ull t l ,\. That~~ t he hlggesl laull to be found With lhe nlt'kcnt l-1 : I~ Jl. hme wolf a n t~ cf 111c fltwrtclal wodd Sunda.y. -1 Ada Snutl1 !;pen t S:• tunlay with 5''St em of handling and opemt in g u go~,oernment in th1::; Ht> , kllU\\1:! cvery~nmg He I• R NcL lhat the llwcstlgatlon~ M1~ O~orge Moore J r humau tndox filing SYtilem 11.moun1 1o ,• o~ythmr;:- But they Edno. Morris !,8 i f potted hnprm·' country. I ~At ,I r~r.t It 's a one-piere affair w1th al~~~~Jll. Jlrin1s, tissire gmgham pr11Ue Rnrf bro.a.dcloth are lovely for 1hrs dress-and the matr hing bloomer$ wh1ch vou fnust not furge11 Bra.s IHm:ltnll'! can be bour:ht already :11r d furnie h 1 nice cuntras hng trrm The ) oke .and ~!eevc cuffs coultl toe ma.-l e of wh11t or of a color to ton~ wtlh I • • • .,.. • ... . . • • < • 1~ wnt.s were served Mlu. Irene Mlllll and lUx LamI:M-rt spent Sunday at Buckeye La.lr.e. kerb Stewart returned Sunday from a. alx week'! vle.lt w.th relatives p t Pttt.sburgh and Colwnbus MrR, C. L. WJI.son returned Monday to her home at Zanes ville after st>veral days vl.slt he1 e 1 Mrs B. P Fultz, J r. son Tommy , f.<ir.'l. Nate -Riggs and da11ih1.er PR.tricla of Cmcinnatl we, e visitors In !Iunt1ngton Monday MiddleJOort CouncU No ~87 I l eughters or Amer!ca, met Monrlay t!w ening at their hall In reiular , ~.ession The newly elected officers were installed and one candidate M1s Laura Haskins of Cheshire ' Y.Rs Jn ltletM Into the organization . th~ " " prmt. Thi1 .,~tttrfl N(J 82115 lnHifJ "' UUJ Tlw /''rllttrfl ,J,It.-trf. Z f iJ 111111 (J y~srs 11 rtady f"r 11 is h11rrd nd · ·-- - . - - - ,cx:_ I J0 hn JJurance t O:.ir" I J• I "''=====:=:=:==:===U'/ ========-===-...=__:__---:::;:;:;; I I I I 1 W I llH f%1t it 1 1 I ''STOLEN,~ LOVE" itt.bg. iii LIVINGSTON HAZEL 6r CqW'RJtJHT .KlNIJ F6ATU11118 WJn),#CAT¥', (NC . - ' In .,,. t lflrrr ~Jutll 1 How to Get These Patterns ::,l:'nd 15 ce nts (iu titarnp~ or c{)rn) t o I ~~hion Bureau. Wri1 e carefulh' au•t plainly your name a111l lull 1 atldres~. sum lots! allowed on the dltrer ' (,llt budgets rnust not exceed the • ll.l~ governing the levy, the budr,ets as submitted are searcely ever t ight lil!i to the whole and Jf It I! not the omce Q! tllls County commlss- , Public Forum Letter Writer Talks On Taxes If" ~.: ouun Auditor, TreRllurer and Pr<mecut n g /~ttorney, WhOI:!e duty It Is, to take &•I the budgets of the dltferent tn.xlng bodies of the county and work out the very best solUtion possible under the low and the 1 ... J, "' ft/tv,r modtll P•w urld D1mily prims, 1lot1e.1 sw 1ss batiste v;e have We have a County Budgeting Commission compoaed of the I, />tll/~r"J er~ make 1t.. krmono l f-OLITICS 1 NEW S d1:s patt.:h annoulll e" that Georgi a'~:~ $10,000,000 ~ share ot the ~\, delHI A1J mon('y is Ln be he ld up te m- Gt~rdoN 'J IA,dt~ 1'1 huu And if't 85 timple as A, B, C, to a1~d -. ,-.cc·cc_··,;:w-as t~1' 1d lJl J11hn 7 ; 46, "NEVI::R MAJII ut•trJ. ud .&II 1 I then make the budget.& accordiug ly It certalnl:f would aound 1 Letter to make the budget.& oome to the amount received from taxes 1 than to try and make the taxes 1 come up to what the tax spending 1 bodies want to spend and _t.hat scf'm li to be about the way things are w~rklng It IS not what we want to spend but what we have got to spend. Let t;s get a fair and jUBt valuation and then see what amount or mon ry we will have to .spend and pare the blldgeta down to what money - UllfiTY BLOOMER DRE SS later W wen lD t illl!ll thP rr.mml.&lna 1n New Hamp. l iA K'bclaQd, t,he land of out fore.. we ot tJ1etn telephoned Edw I fathers.. We feel we have- ha.ct our O'Oonnell'a J.a.w omce and u =· I shii.J't', and wlll pau away contftlt for the latter Told by hia p&rtn l ""lth our Lravela m tbe land ot the fiiJJluel A. AJIP.: ow:tz, th at 0 ii'HJ and the home pf the bra.we. net! wa 11 n 01 In t he kld.naJ)f'r id ~ ~Jnaularly fortunate we have been, "Tell Eddie th at we vr ;: hls thankll to tbe creat. American who tte phew and. t t'ul.t IU! Ul 1 K 1 ~..~~~fr~~ The next visit, 1n the openln&:· 18&\ , a nd viii!ted later on our bridal 1 took ue with n1m to t~e Pact!tc lJI rr he t.ellr:l th(: yu.ra of the twentJelh century the t cur OOOAt 1 h rm " ~' " I Jl'l&Uron Bul4tJng wu a 11 pecu.• • • cul&r fe&ture, being one of the ftrat After thf' dedlcat.l<m or the Peace 1 ak)'8C.rapera-very IUI.rrow at the Brld~ P we rode dDwn the Niagara 1 UAS RLAS'F KILLS HOY north end The MetropoUt.ac M.WI- 'I fl apld.~ lO the mouth of Wle rlnr ALONG THE t:um' oft'ered to WI nothlni more In- t hr ~uMt alone with Vlce Pre&ldeni HIGHWAY ~!=' than the dea~ ma.sk of 1 Dawe~~ a.~d b1a party. of t.he Prince !Oommued;;;;; Paa:e OneJ Wood!lfteld , 0 J uly II- INS- I n as we. remem r ot Wal es aod bla brot her nus WII.H 11 u ,. l Struck by fl yin g dt>b n, after a gn~> Willi W•• u. SIBLI!:Y ' • • tf ,t first time we ever " touched ' 0 n , refrained from brealung 1 uploslon In a n oJI Wl' 11 at ltls fath· Of course Wa!iblngto:'l wa..~ over- tlt...h. wtth ~alty They took us by lhe story .. by qreement to filwe tbe er 's !arm Robert c 1, 18 1. • lh'}Cllhln&ly 1ntel'ltit1ng until we tu:.t to Toronkr ~rving en route !? mily full opportunity t..o D1&i.e dead here today from"' Il l ~ n;~·u 11 ~u..~ THINGS SEEN AND had seen all Its ramoWJ place!!, the tht< finelt dinner we ever sat down con~ wit.h the ltldnapers The blll..llt occw red v;h!IP wur~REMEMBI:RED ~:~·e::~W!dH~uaetl · W1""',.inrton 1 to Then there wu a. rreat railroad Yt·et~o~i~t!r~ iti!!'~~U men were pulllng thP c:.~ulg- u1 t hr> ' ' I n a ona tmeum , ride up to the Oeorglan Bay a n d v.el! The biggest llllng we ever saw up ln whic h we wandered for days with Mnnltoulm ~land wh<>re Be 1lle attended the Manllua MJUtaey to 16 year11 w~~o~ New York . We were unnanlng int.erest : and A7Ungton c 0 w ha iatlal ft:tw man , Academy near Syracuse, he waa f11lrly well Informed about the city with Ita wonderful monUJ81!Tltll by t~~ ~~de~~~~ Iarg('.'Jt nlg~~P t:rllduated In l929 and subsequently on tha~. ftr!IL vlslt . thanks to t11o , Th:i:.t · ot Sherido.n we never forgot, tho· wor ld on an Island "e n 1nttended the state pollee school, VI MTEA books- Sunshine and Bho.dow In no. tpe Potomac River • • • During hla senior yel\r at Manllllfl 1 A Natural H lth Dr' k Ilew Ym•k' and "Secrets uf the • • • 1t1e won the rank. or ~aptain, hl&:hea 10 O reat City" read And reread We Ch'-Fina lly , again Wltn Vlce President In the cadet corJ)li 1 rOde "up town" Jn • horse street whe ~o Cw~ knew In 1893 1DH~o~ ~·s, we made our · grand tour I National "uard authorities It was Contains mor"e dt~;r '- III II nun ~ r . d~ 0 um a.n Exposition "':'a1:1 to the northwest, vlstting Seut.le, !3-k:l, are oonslderlng an appllca- 11'1 a Yeget.abi P for m than any c,thr•r uu to Ear~ 's Hot.el. under the {, Uidance of a generous uncle We 1011 ntt 1 Ft,rtland. San FrancL'>CO, Loa An - I t.on 1.o Governor Lehman tor per- known pla m 01 n 1<tlu lilt' T his 80 bea~t~are newer seen anyth to lnk there was a Third Avenue t nc ul r ~ It Il l nee, or 110 8 ~· I go' It-s HdlywooU, and the Grand nriBsion to 1om 1n the search ror · wonderful Leguu.o.: IJ:a ot , nd~ J1-> elevated rotid then. But there th • · m 6 Court or Honor to Cll n}on t he noblest example of their brother officer rootiS down tlfler n tu o n~ hund rrd 1 no Hrooltlyn Br.dge We nac ~aZiniJ Ferrill Wheel and the God~ handlv•ork we ever saw It Is Young O'ColUlell wu aeized in an d twenty. (Jv r f eE I ~·turmg \lt::rl 1 a~"ross East River to heAr Honry Thug tydlfeatures of Cairo lltreet 1 ll! Oi getta hle, a long with l.he P..ocky front of his home about l Hi A M mineral e lemen ts the " o ' r oe~t• d ' wa:s hth e moot lm - "! 1 '.V~t rd Beecher preaCh one sunny Pl e 1au htortum tel ltl ·~ mmta n11 a n d then entrancing Friday . He had driven his sedan up P1a n "...~ r 11.1 1 t o obtn 1n II! u nrr.tun s 1 Sunday 'mormng. we saw the Bow- 1 tl'~~t~=ch~d Bwt t e gre~t t~ea- r pt tl:rclr.s ln rlud IJ!l t.he Cai!Cade the 11treet and wa 11 gettlfil out when gJellt d Jtml cul sWte ho,u~r 1 E-ry Tammany Hall Broadwa~ p MI.LI 1 u It ~~s lhl n. r.:L m - l.1:1 nm 1 11.1ll~ a nd a magnificent stu- :he kldnapeN! believed to havt VI -Tea rout.altrH I h o ~ 111~ ancl I Ct!~tral Park, Clly H~JI and Wall f';lre.;:/ b~s ml'te vr ll~l', bu t. 1111 1d y ol Maull( Shl:l siH. 14 ,38Q feet been several ;n number, closed In mlnern!D rjus~ f, Jml nr t•lact·d . - - -- - - Y Y ~~~e _. them In tl rl' plau L~ r \(IJtiJU ill 11h !!'IJ Claire Ray, vlvtl.etous platmllm 1l' lg tr 1tJ rd !::CIK!;'OIIS In 11. settln 11 sun on bim :. s rt n~ cmw r•pUon ot heaven. Hbl mother, returning home rrom good hl'll. l1h l11 lill Jl'ls,• Lio Also !Jlonde fl<' ll't' ~!l, form er Y.rf!J 1. f - Nex t to these t hings th~ Allegh~ny Alt11 se~ mg that greaL spectacle 1 '.1 :social engagmnent a tew minutes Vllam;lns A ll , 0 a nd E l J,. l..l l k I' Charlell Cot nevale, millton.!M·e r eal· and Cumberland Mountains ctr.me \\( UJe una h le to see how a.ny Am - ll~.oter, saw the car standing with the • of enough of Lhe);E! mlnt- r,tls and tor who sulferetl a lapiie of me ntury along with the Shenandoah Valley u lh· n can 1:0 a broad !or slght~see- door open InvestJ.gatlng she learn saiUJ !s often the dltrcnne• I.Je-1 and found br r self m jail at Atlarrtu; 1tr battlegrounds and Oettyslmry hlb bef or e hr ha5 aeen h~ own cd that the radlatQr was ' 11uu warm L"ctn stckne~:~s and heal th 'Cttf, N.J. '!'he hlond-. beauty borThey came t<r Uli In automobile Arn r r leu ln tins re.vlew of things She also saw cigarettes st rew 11 Fol' Sale b} I rowed an automob1le frum a f1 wnrl times: and, arter them th e New Jer~ we ha~e seen we care not for Eur- t.. oout t h e running board. I and forgot to return 1t. The 1rir rnl coast, tbe New England coast opr ~ nttmct'ons. The only country First word !rom the ktdnap,rs: I The Stansbury Drug Co. eol'JP)ained to t he cops, who ar· Cape -Cod to Portland, and nlJro nd w reg1et not having seen 1Lame late Friday morning when Mldd l..pui t 0 ! 1() . .ted ber on a t h('tt cha rge. I I FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS ! I ., ' BNTERTAIN MISSION GROUP ' The MlssloniLty &clely of the Church of Chrtst met. Monday evenfng at the church for the first tneetini of the MiBslonaJJi yeur lira. Perry Orave.~ WM hoste56 Mrs \VIII Bradford as.s 'stcd by Mu.. .Ed Mrs Arlhur Covert daUghter li'rwlch. was In cha rge or th.e df'- Ma ym Elizabeth Stella Palme 1· votiOJJal period. and Mary and George vanZan t At the close of the br,tslm•ss meet- .tete Columbus visitors Monday 1 InK and program light refr('s hFeMl and Faye Abbott, Pauline ductlon and come bact wlth tbe n: Pl.Y, first get the 'dll!erent bud· ~~'tlng bodlea l9 cut tbelr budle'1 down, that 1s to a.k for less mone,y. By SOCIETY ME!TS Members ot : !'.: :::. H 8anborn )rUaa1onary Bociety or the Firat. Blpt.lat ChurCh •nd their familie s met. Monday evenina at the home C!fl Mn. Clarence MeHaffe y on Gravf! HiU for a picnie supper and •Hwt busineBS meeUna During the eventne plam were formulated for a 'new board of Ml&ilon Study Rev ~l C. .Kreager p.ve a talk on "How ~r to the Nearest Doctor' trom one of the study boob PAOli: F ' wcrt-an4 bor&td 1h lrf' an d Vermon t to Bennin1ton. OUr job ...a It "'lll n o ordJnary trip from Troy Oom · 1aDrl Sch enectady acrOM the lltate of wu Lhe I Nn York to Buff'alo, lo make In & Jo'1m1 M'Cian Thla brln&:ll Ull to N11it' ' 1Pi ll Fa!lr~. which we first 11aw In GREGG Phone 582· 'L NEWS a vwr J"Q®et II 1 ! actlvltllll that never would t\I.Ye Fred Kimball, Inc. }Of \alii: • iltahd.lnl lD t.he wtrY or :!tfbt la niC:IIUU'J' t.o M· We are not Uvtna ill allnormal tl meB, life war Ume.11 now , but we ,~:::ln~~ao~l.nst&noe wlll be publish ed. .. ' \aD,tJLY 'niiB'OIOII<''I'Oim!OY, OHIO. THE CAlLY TRrBUNE'" "t"'MQOY, OHtp. 826:: the numl>er of the r tte 1 11 an<l tl1e size you want. Arlrlr es s }Ollt lwer in Ihe. follow• ".II' wa y: I ~ I lllDr, GoH.Iun'!i !'arl~ ~l'rvkc Oa.tly 'l'rlbUDI!'8 t•e8hkon Burr·\U ;u We-st l3rd ~~ New l'ork Olty 1,1n to cut these budgel:.ll where neccusary <under no conditlOJJ can this Commlulon raise any amount In CENTS 1n c 1.11 H' ld l h11~ Coupon fill~d out will b1 1· g t: ny budget as submitted> then we WRnt to know why this body as Ute~· you thi~ patta11 •JY 1vturn mail. ~Jalte uo budget of their own , only IE.V Ise what are aent In Please mail at once your Paris llatle m, No. 8265, t~Jzc-- to There Is no quesiton but out \'alua.tlons must be redueed and the \ raatter will be carried to' the courts Name · · · · · lr neceiiSary to get justice and the , , t£1x payers will get to know just 1Auuresa 15 I ,, I I WI\BO\i£ ·-1CHIERE 1~ NOl'HING UKE l-ENt_;}\"(, for tmngll)~ 'OUt ,}h.:l cenclltion of a. m an'!! nuve~. The qukk r•·•l••) ~ ' .,11d pcrftX t co6rdina. By EDSON R. WAITE : dOfl of h ealthy n eno c' hdpcd C cotg•' &mtcdt, f,,ru; r r Ulympu. ft·• wer, wJ.ti tl1e Op.. n Sabet Champlou,hip ,,j ciw t l mt. ,I ' t <~k ~. -· Shawnee, Ok1ahoma I .\Iways 1d e"L'Ef'T- GEOR GE SANTELLI, \\ lm , .._. ' · .. t h:lVI': t hdr U ';t' ~ We have But when he Btlklc:<; Into lU1 ln- thou[l'hl Um L <l emcCJ iW~ sta rl ,•:ll l<'rllnces Golr..l ng Is spe nding ttl c JtUTHLESS CRIMINALS vr Ugatlon h':' Is fl.anked a mbus- whrn lh ' klns; :<; ~11hjrx:t.~ ~aw J• m 111mmer w1th her mothnr HI CAGO a few day/'\ ago WlHI th e :iC<• n c Qf nnoth er ca d · d and bul.ckt!teo by ad':lr;or , , Jn tlw bath tub 1 l'et:Sic Mcme v1slted Hntt 'e JawyF.1s &.~tP m.dger8 He c1~n t re··------. I r•rt.bach Saturday. ruthl e ~:-; killing In wh1ch th e \' Htnn, an officer on thP. 1rncmbcl·"' thlng. Lower Thomas Fork , Ma 1gnJ . I v a ncconcy It spe nding 1n few day s with her mother, Je&~~le poli<.;_e iort e of t he ci ty of Ch icugo hnd no c han ce what~ 1 -. , , . • . Wh en the JUdge asks lllm a Bc•n l o MI. 1u 1tl Mrs D' ll\'el McGuire. ever tu dd ~ IHI himself. '1 h e ofncer haJ ~urpn ~ed l:l cou-1 questi on Lhe .one wolf b :cumc ~ f\ Hysell .1 n 81-2 Ill son. Mondny 1 Madge W\ll li•lllS w:u calli ng en pie of Hrbhl't;; 111 the ud uf u robb e ry t•nd hnd captured : cciable Jabbll He gcc r; lutu a fiv e- M1 e n-:1 M1 _. E!iter>L Tucker made Mu ~arl1Ko n BAh·d , sunday 1 . 1 )ntd line huc-'dle with hll! stot·m n tnp to OnlllpuJL<l Thur~lay Chl\rley Hy!::e ll remains Rbollt One of the !Jal tlClpant.s, the other el:lcMplllg, W h1l e he Wa fl 1 trcLps !:neb tr001)er· carries n 0\g , M1 tmrt M1·~ Llsr,.'l Swick spen l the &a.me , , ' \"lultlng fo1· the patrol wagon, the man who had escaped,:--=:: C ' , . .' '"hind the office r vi• IIIOUJHI !I . 1111 alley and fireti I tckfot<d-fatrbanks Rift Shock to HcUywood I It i..- ~Ul(l I hat t he ret un 1 nf lw( I ~~Ud for ( hee!"P ..~ $!:f}tlng hf!~o~ holp ed the de~ Jn otfe r wnrdA tht> <" h r.e~c mark et jo;: 1 ·._~ ' ( ' ~ uThe reuen no more buaine&a people reaort to advertising as · a oalet medium ia that they are not convinced of it• value. And why are theyti~ convinced? Simply becaute they refuoe to al· low thenuelvea to be thown. The; won't sive advertioinc a chance. STEADY SMOKERS TURN TO CAMELS t!l• ·~lie~· , "'I "'A! man ean't fence his best unleas his nerves &.l)lealtby;• ' ·&aY!I, (;qorgc ~tell!. : ·~en.cing fastest spprts therf dition, from seven-thirty in the eleven at night. I eRn as mant Camels ,. a,sl want ahd stilt know that nly nerves are rsadr and fit when fast action is needed." '' . " pleasure that'never fad e;.. Steady 11 mokers find them always mild ... cool ... plea.~ in g . They do not fray th e nerves or l,•a••e a "c tg::retty" aftertaste. Start smoking Camels today- for the new enjoyment you will find in a milder cigarette-for the sake of your nerves. I I I ic • had an audietH' t• w1th King George 1{J~ other day hut t he dispa.tcheK do not i tf',te whether ' H11l1 I ' .. - - ~ .. - ' ." 1. • .. , ' " " Camels, with their . costlit•r tobacco<1, g ive a I Cord.,nsd>nvinted Georgt> of th e lniqHit) of t Hriff Uawieri'i. 'vc 1M tin~ to !-tlron gl·r Sccrnt1r 1 ~· .' '' ' • • "A department llore that advertiteo two or three timea a year io very little better of~ than had It not done eo even thoae lew timeotimeo. It io HUe with other kimlt of commoditiet. There are timeo wllft 1!11 copy io the thiq to uoe and timet wften betler reoulta can~ o1;tained otherwioe. If 'lhe time it ohort and the meua.ae mua\ be put acro01, 111 ttle limit Ill olze and prominence; take the full,..... lfilaere ilt ~ ~~~-. take the full pafe ~nol ,fpiiQW 1t with hial'ij:_II 11!' ~~·· ~If. fliildo are very limited, d011t uoe 1M ful~at u~ liott ue -11t.r -.ace• and rely upon lrequepcy,yf inoertiiilt to fl'l Qi.1! ~ltii. . Aric! they will come, prcwill~ IJie ~ity io talabhi ...ol io ......erly preaented in I ~0 (N, "The rllbt "ind of ad..,rtioinc io alwayo beneficial to the product about whielo it io concerned. Thio io particuladly true of new&paper l>ll•l!>i'iloin,, becauoe ,i t admits of a frequency of freah· nen that ia pooolble w1th no other medium. p·-- -. -- ,--.- - - I Th e fuvorilt• ex pres;" iuu of th e fot e111 1 wut•kers is ~air! be "gnsh 1tl1 hemlock." HENRY A. D~NJS, EDITOR Of' THE HENDERSON C.) DISPATCH SAYS: F.b-1 numb€1' of hulll'l" 1nto h1~ back, the officer dying from I , ,.•ounds late r, 111 l lw ho~pitul. · [ Fortunatelv 1or -.jocit!tJ~, o~her oHietm~ h.uve captured! both L~nd1ts ~111..:c ,tud uo d o ubt they will::~oon be brought 1 to trin l. Th~ natura l IJUI'~Il!HI w h1 ~-: h see ke rs of Justice Hl"f' asking i ~ "\VhuL k 1nd of a JU r y will 'hear their caMe? " Will · it be the aver~ge s pm elc~... g roup so often picked up from among Amel'ica':-~ C ltl ze n ~ h lp whieh so often forgelt~ the victim " nf the cowa 1 j]y {'1'\m ll l1 d ~ while dealing out thei r mi ~:~ dirct ted d eed~ of mercy 't And if the twn murderers are con 'l'l ct ed and (_ondemned to tl eath as they both should be, will a Ka ffrnn-hu ed governor ex e r c i 1:1 e hiK s·hrht nf 1l1 m< lt,·.l .\1111 -; a , p tht•m 11mn t h(' .J UMt d esert~ ot I th eir 1.:1 im e OJ' wdl. ?ftf'J nil. ::loucto,· ht• properly av e n~red while h1 o d 1l s \\oJAt t•Hem i c~ arc put n a t of the wny t o eelVl. WUIIHJlg- on the 1cr-1 11f the mutl ey ( rcw, Just whi:Lt 1 they nHght e xpec t un ci Pt ~1m1 la r l'!n·um:tnnces Cerlnll tl .)' the crim e ahovtl me nti oned ct~.n have · no <'Xlcnuattng ci n: nm slll.n~.: ~' :-~ connm:terl Wllh 1t Ill any manner, shape or form. It wt~H r~im ply thl' re~ u\t of a natur~l iQborn k1ll ur, hnvlul-{ tlcn'" l\ tn lhtt murden1~1M w ~a pon Whlch he wielder! w it h s uch telling cffef'L , "' ail ~·or. l\t and fi li i! ku <h" 1h ,, :• i n c r\\~ a rt: l •r.'' --- • ' IT -IS MORE FUN TO 'KNOW ' -that c&.mcls are made frov~ liuer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobaccos than any othetpqpu.. lar brand. Ca..,elsj;javl .p~en more plea11ure to m.ore peopie than any other cisafttte ~~·r made. f' ' t'n joy •l" m.rn" C'amrh �.,. t-·- · THE DAI.LY 1'RlBUNE Jet.tinl ~ htlfr Only · • ooacU· tumal gr(lqlJAe tor a rtd.ucwon hu beeo m&cle by the ~01ra who have authority to make a redut:Uon and put it lnto etl'tct.. The m14n ~ ot P11l'D and women who on :retl • · tate know very little about how to lie abu ut. w rt!Uet :rrpm. London Market IllS JIEIGS PUBLISHING CO~.r~l'. 1; Dl r.a.eroy, 0~ llllilo!od;u second~ matter l!lept. 13, 1M, '" UJ• PflJ\ Otlke at ..,,..., ofil!J, tmC1V the Act of March 3, Ul79, l'Ublidlecl PtJ11 and tJ:eept Saturday Localt~ d on Lower Seool1d St.reet, PoQ:aero)', 0. When olU lrleDdJ &end us letter& or nns ma~ter tor publlc&Uon"\heJ ln all ~ slfn their name&--4JthOUJh not uecea&rll)' \.0 be ......d, Anonyr:LGus ietLers, however e:.:c,.llent au·l detilrable io them· _,woe U:.ese htah• va.luet or .how Iu.rae llmount. of the I &pent. ADVERTISING In j ,w~•.ch VJR.Ci'NIA ' . • It.te compel.led to keep t up I cert&jn ! been REPB.E8f Cblc&J'O, Phlladlllphla.. PlUabur1b, Mllwau.Ue For EdUurtal Oftlt:e Call 2S8-L __ taken up but tor ihe war. In Melp COUnty, have I natW~,hadhere a reduction 011 our villlia· t!Oll8 amce the time~ bt.ve dlulled m no way t.o COR\Pt.r& "'ltb aU the ,_, <!OWltles lli'Ound ua and the very l •ttle we did a:et y;-aa after a deter· mined fight and t hat carrle4 up to I We ~ant tc inform the cU I~~m~ the Tax Commission at OolllJClbua. of the cuunty on how tome of the The CoUiltY Board of ReVl410Jl, publlc btlllneu l8 tranaae~ &fld r;Je body able to make &uch a re· 1.opon hew a oonaiderable amount or duetlon dON not seem Inclined to our tax money l8 spent. Look for r,lake any reasonable Jnd Juat re· more 1n the next anttle' BWlincu Otfice a nd Circulation Dept, C&IJ 102-K + -- I buda;et.ina bodie& Ia m9)ant, 1owuship Trustee&, School BoVcb, ! VIllage CouncUa, County Oomniliill~ loners, County BOard or Health and I J>OSidbly othen Now this I! certain· 8:p JANE GORDON a very thinly Yeneered scheme to on the I o;.hcr fellow 1!y throw t he reaponslbll1ty 1 Now what the people are !.alktng 1abo ut Is taxes and not bud&ets, let us have a Jw;t ltnd fair tax levied • All re!i~~:ious teaeh1ng, doctrine Qt • creed, •f they aro to have any 'daim ~'''otion ot tl: .. p~:ople, must be In harmony with . ~ord!! fit 1nt,. ever) .'old and erevioe ' ~ ~· ~. J..-... f.fmf""' '" o~, --- 'A, r· ~raril y pe ndmg an ln l e stlg-atlon as to wheth~r or not t h e ~outbern M1a t e {'ttll ~: o mp lr with t h e prow·.; ions of the Fed¢.ral Act, namely that of having ~n effiC ; ~-"nt ~ighway De- nartment. Th e d e lltii1Jrlll of "efficient" 111 thi!o! respect is ~aid to be It " dep < u 1ment havmg a maxm tum of engmeer!ng ability· w1th a mnumum uf politJ<·s en t enng therein. Whil e t h e 1 ~ ..:au be no di:,;putJng th~ fact that Georgia is au P.X.Hmp lc uf menlciency and tha1 much diioi8ension ls going o n bt'l ween the governur and th l' d e partm e nt, yet it is questtnnaOle 1f any state's highway department would •PUss muslel' u nde1 lbt! dehn1tlon as given . Georgia's case, naturally must he te rm e d an exaggerat ed case inasmuch u~ 8evcra l ul t he departme nt ha ve been dl ~:~c harged hy the 1 ~~;:;;;:;;;;;::;~~~~~~~~~~~~~f;;~=~~~~~ One Word Led To Another who hu~ cull ed out th~ St Bte I\ofllitia H I hul efforts to win the llattle Which, there Is no dou bt, start~d as are- uovelntH' Br Arthur ''&ua•" Baer sult of political fe ud ~. ll cn>vevcr, as a matter of tact, few l'Itizenl:l there are • wh o do not rea.hze thut if th eir· buBtnes.~ was transacted ! Kin,~ S hmthtn 't Tnkr. Bn,hs, lOhd handl t•d HH 11:1 the busineRR uf ~tny political ~ubdivi~ 11 MG~t lntct f.sLinG cf nll pertcdL.al Mon, he wou ld be fortunate indeed n he ke pt h1s busmess ~~~c~~:e 1 ~n wc~~11;t u &ll!at mnn hn~ out of b.111kruptcy court. Tll'QJ·e Ill one of the answet8 to W e w\11 tak~ an !J.dustrlnl g1a m our pre!'le Jit t e rri ble p ubli c ph g ht. Too muc h money hsunU \lihll llln:, 1u.ilroads, mnlli]JUlateG ha8 been 1SqUandf!re rl while 1t mignt hav e been u sed to bcf\t IJUElll, hr.s a st r ing of b..tllo<: tsu,~ h good ad vantage had it been expended with no l<.nR~r tha n a totnaclos la1l a nc:'o whMC wotd u; Ja w among the law thought to bu ild~ng political fenc~s f!11d mt~-Mttl pro v.~ions ,..,...,•• th e next .polijjcftt'(l.amp~dgn • to c ' Jt;:ir •, t '" \. ~ · 1 ~ vr.- ·" ..I! Jll rna p'tllntful suite to \ "b.J -, I e It lS policy and po it1cai expecHency 10r th mo~e tw lve:l ch Rlrs and he movP.s mounwho are "out" to point out these glaring faults of th ose tam ~; at R noo and t.Uins 11vers Sunday l'.llll Mr and Mts rrcm lhelr ttUHP6 He n1nke:; th ~ Hyse ll who are '' m," yet th ere is little to t:hom.;c between any sun to stand ~.till and !he firma Il s ' matt wmk , rtclays the I Wal ter Dodson wenL lo Cournbw. ~roup ol JHtllllcal partie ~ . Politics ~eem to have the un- mr,nt less firm ~ ~tam cqunhz':ls !he £\less nl'ld rlls - ·n~msday Mnrgat·et .. H yrell ac· happ y f ac ulty of tak ing a m:.•1 anc1 m•1kmg of h1m one He is ,1 glgr..ntJc lmpo~m,; n~~:nn' trlbu t ~s t he loud It also ncntra l- ] l c mpunled h lm home Friday lzrs 1hc c han~ ( .. cf Mp<l!Jtuneuus l<~~Uil\ Moore w;1..<; calhug 011 Lu of it:o. own :sltl)le, I'Pjp:tlUlc:s~ of whHt kiud of nn mdvidnal nga111rot. the linanchl ~It) He con- hcnr·\ y bm sth'e; 1n tu bud D<.w.. on , FrkilY mu y hav , been JJrJ Ol- to h tH ent rance therein. It JUSt lllults with not.orty His jurtgment ~~ i .Tu ~ te M ~,;O uue hm> been Ill. C bet ler tlmn g:·avy ~ l n bnrbecuc rh ~ whck atfu\r !TJ\hel pul\'~1 M,ngaJet H) .:.e-lland Lue Dorlsun :,~ '' e'm ' to be the natur e ul Hie IJU,.,meHs u.~ tt is opetHII'Cl in lu all thln g!i hi~ 5ollt.ude l,~; mtts:- h:er em awe of ttl() publl :' 'z ~d gl- nttrudP.d t he Iune1al of Val Jvn c~S o ur I.:O Ull t l ,\. That~~ t he hlggesl laull to be found With lhe nlt'kcnt l-1 : I~ Jl. hme wolf a n t~ cf 111c fltwrtclal wodd Sunda.y. -1 Ada Snutl1 !;pen t S:• tunlay with 5''St em of handling and opemt in g u go~,oernment in th1::; Ht> , kllU\\1:! cvery~nmg He I• R NcL lhat the llwcstlgatlon~ M1~ O~orge Moore J r humau tndox filing SYtilem 11.moun1 1o ,• o~ythmr;:- But they Edno. Morris !,8 i f potted hnprm·' country. I ~At ,I r~r.t It 's a one-piere affair w1th al~~~~Jll. Jlrin1s, tissire gmgham pr11Ue Rnrf bro.a.dcloth are lovely for 1hrs dress-and the matr hing bloomer$ wh1ch vou fnust not furge11 Bra.s IHm:ltnll'! can be bour:ht already :11r d furnie h 1 nice cuntras hng trrm The ) oke .and ~!eevc cuffs coultl toe ma.-l e of wh11t or of a color to ton~ wtlh I • • • .,.. • ... . . • • < • 1~ wnt.s were served Mlu. Irene Mlllll and lUx LamI:M-rt spent Sunday at Buckeye La.lr.e. kerb Stewart returned Sunday from a. alx week'! vle.lt w.th relatives p t Pttt.sburgh and Colwnbus MrR, C. L. WJI.son returned Monday to her home at Zanes ville after st>veral days vl.slt he1 e 1 Mrs B. P Fultz, J r. son Tommy , f.<ir.'l. Nate -Riggs and da11ih1.er PR.tricla of Cmcinnatl we, e visitors In !Iunt1ngton Monday MiddleJOort CouncU No ~87 I l eughters or Amer!ca, met Monrlay t!w ening at their hall In reiular , ~.ession The newly elected officers were installed and one candidate M1s Laura Haskins of Cheshire ' Y.Rs Jn ltletM Into the organization . th~ " " prmt. Thi1 .,~tttrfl N(J 82115 lnHifJ "' UUJ Tlw /''rllttrfl ,J,It.-trf. Z f iJ 111111 (J y~srs 11 rtady f"r 11 is h11rrd nd · ·-- - . - - - ,cx:_ I J0 hn JJurance t O:.ir" I J• I "''=====:=:=:==:===U'/ ========-===-...=__:__---:::;:;:;; I I I I 1 W I llH f%1t it 1 1 I ''STOLEN,~ LOVE" itt.bg. iii LIVINGSTON HAZEL 6r CqW'RJtJHT .KlNIJ F6ATU11118 WJn),#CAT¥', (NC . - ' In .,,. t lflrrr ~Jutll 1 How to Get These Patterns ::,l:'nd 15 ce nts (iu titarnp~ or c{)rn) t o I ~~hion Bureau. Wri1 e carefulh' au•t plainly your name a111l lull 1 atldres~. sum lots! allowed on the dltrer ' (,llt budgets rnust not exceed the • ll.l~ governing the levy, the budr,ets as submitted are searcely ever t ight lil!i to the whole and Jf It I! not the omce Q! tllls County commlss- , Public Forum Letter Writer Talks On Taxes If" ~.: ouun Auditor, TreRllurer and Pr<mecut n g /~ttorney, WhOI:!e duty It Is, to take &•I the budgets of the dltferent tn.xlng bodies of the county and work out the very best solUtion possible under the low and the 1 ... J, "' ft/tv,r modtll P•w urld D1mily prims, 1lot1e.1 sw 1ss batiste v;e have We have a County Budgeting Commission compoaed of the I, />tll/~r"J er~ make 1t.. krmono l f-OLITICS 1 NEW S d1:s patt.:h annoulll e" that Georgi a'~:~ $10,000,000 ~ share ot the ~\, delHI A1J mon('y is Ln be he ld up te m- Gt~rdoN 'J IA,dt~ 1'1 huu And if't 85 timple as A, B, C, to a1~d -. ,-.cc·cc_··,;:w-as t~1' 1d lJl J11hn 7 ; 46, "NEVI::R MAJII ut•trJ. ud .&II 1 I then make the budget.& accordiug ly It certalnl:f would aound 1 Letter to make the budget.& oome to the amount received from taxes 1 than to try and make the taxes 1 come up to what the tax spending 1 bodies want to spend and _t.hat scf'm li to be about the way things are w~rklng It IS not what we want to spend but what we have got to spend. Let t;s get a fair and jUBt valuation and then see what amount or mon ry we will have to .spend and pare the blldgeta down to what money - UllfiTY BLOOMER DRE SS later W wen lD t illl!ll thP rr.mml.&lna 1n New Hamp. l iA K'bclaQd, t,he land of out fore.. we ot tJ1etn telephoned Edw I fathers.. We feel we have- ha.ct our O'Oonnell'a J.a.w omce and u =· I shii.J't', and wlll pau away contftlt for the latter Told by hia p&rtn l ""lth our Lravela m tbe land ot the fiiJJluel A. AJIP.: ow:tz, th at 0 ii'HJ and the home pf the bra.we. net! wa 11 n 01 In t he kld.naJ)f'r id ~ ~Jnaularly fortunate we have been, "Tell Eddie th at we vr ;: hls thankll to tbe creat. American who tte phew and. t t'ul.t IU! Ul 1 K 1 ~..~~~fr~~ The next visit, 1n the openln&:· 18&\ , a nd viii!ted later on our bridal 1 took ue with n1m to t~e Pact!tc lJI rr he t.ellr:l th(: yu.ra of the twentJelh century the t cur OOOAt 1 h rm " ~' " I Jl'l&Uron Bul4tJng wu a 11 pecu.• • • cul&r fe&ture, being one of the ftrat After thf' dedlcat.l<m or the Peace 1 ak)'8C.rapera-very IUI.rrow at the Brld~ P we rode dDwn the Niagara 1 UAS RLAS'F KILLS HOY north end The MetropoUt.ac M.WI- 'I fl apld.~ lO the mouth of Wle rlnr ALONG THE t:um' oft'ered to WI nothlni more In- t hr ~uMt alone with Vlce Pre&ldeni HIGHWAY ~!=' than the dea~ ma.sk of 1 Dawe~~ a.~d b1a party. of t.he Prince !Oommued;;;;; Paa:e OneJ Wood!lfteld , 0 J uly II- INS- I n as we. remem r ot Wal es aod bla brot her nus WII.H 11 u ,. l Struck by fl yin g dt>b n, after a gn~> Willi W•• u. SIBLI!:Y ' • • tf ,t first time we ever " touched ' 0 n , refrained from brealung 1 uploslon In a n oJI Wl' 11 at ltls fath· Of course Wa!iblngto:'l wa..~ over- tlt...h. wtth ~alty They took us by lhe story .. by qreement to filwe tbe er 's !arm Robert c 1, 18 1. • lh'}Cllhln&ly 1ntel'ltit1ng until we tu:.t to Toronkr ~rving en route !? mily full opportunity t..o D1&i.e dead here today from"' Il l ~ n;~·u 11 ~u..~ THINGS SEEN AND had seen all Its ramoWJ place!!, the tht< finelt dinner we ever sat down con~ wit.h the ltldnapers The blll..llt occw red v;h!IP wur~REMEMBI:RED ~:~·e::~W!dH~uaetl · W1""',.inrton 1 to Then there wu a. rreat railroad Yt·et~o~i~t!r~ iti!!'~~U men were pulllng thP c:.~ulg- u1 t hr> ' ' I n a ona tmeum , ride up to the Oeorglan Bay a n d v.el! The biggest llllng we ever saw up ln whic h we wandered for days with Mnnltoulm ~land wh<>re Be 1lle attended the Manllua MJUtaey to 16 year11 w~~o~ New York . We were unnanlng int.erest : and A7Ungton c 0 w ha iatlal ft:tw man , Academy near Syracuse, he waa f11lrly well Informed about the city with Ita wonderful monUJ81!Tltll by t~~ ~~de~~~~ Iarg('.'Jt nlg~~P t:rllduated In l929 and subsequently on tha~. ftr!IL vlslt . thanks to t11o , Th:i:.t · ot Sherido.n we never forgot, tho· wor ld on an Island "e n 1nttended the state pollee school, VI MTEA books- Sunshine and Bho.dow In no. tpe Potomac River • • • During hla senior yel\r at Manllllfl 1 A Natural H lth Dr' k Ilew Ym•k' and "Secrets uf the • • • 1t1e won the rank. or ~aptain, hl&:hea 10 O reat City" read And reread We Ch'-Fina lly , again Wltn Vlce President In the cadet corJ)li 1 rOde "up town" Jn • horse street whe ~o Cw~ knew In 1893 1DH~o~ ~·s, we made our · grand tour I National "uard authorities It was Contains mor"e dt~;r '- III II nun ~ r . d~ 0 um a.n Exposition "':'a1:1 to the northwest, vlstting Seut.le, !3-k:l, are oonslderlng an appllca- 11'1 a Yeget.abi P for m than any c,thr•r uu to Ear~ 's Hot.el. under the {, Uidance of a generous uncle We 1011 ntt 1 Ft,rtland. San FrancL'>CO, Loa An - I t.on 1.o Governor Lehman tor per- known pla m 01 n 1<tlu lilt' T his 80 bea~t~are newer seen anyth to lnk there was a Third Avenue t nc ul r ~ It Il l nee, or 110 8 ~· I go' It-s HdlywooU, and the Grand nriBsion to 1om 1n the search ror · wonderful Leguu.o.: IJ:a ot , nd~ J1-> elevated rotid then. But there th • · m 6 Court or Honor to Cll n}on t he noblest example of their brother officer rootiS down tlfler n tu o n~ hund rrd 1 no Hrooltlyn Br.dge We nac ~aZiniJ Ferrill Wheel and the God~ handlv•ork we ever saw It Is Young O'ColUlell wu aeized in an d twenty. (Jv r f eE I ~·turmg \lt::rl 1 a~"ross East River to heAr Honry Thug tydlfeatures of Cairo lltreet 1 ll! Oi getta hle, a long with l.he P..ocky front of his home about l Hi A M mineral e lemen ts the " o ' r oe~t• d ' wa:s hth e moot lm - "! 1 '.V~t rd Beecher preaCh one sunny Pl e 1au htortum tel ltl ·~ mmta n11 a n d then entrancing Friday . He had driven his sedan up P1a n "...~ r 11.1 1 t o obtn 1n II! u nrr.tun s 1 Sunday 'mormng. we saw the Bow- 1 tl'~~t~=ch~d Bwt t e gre~t t~ea- r pt tl:rclr.s ln rlud IJ!l t.he Cai!Cade the 11treet and wa 11 gettlfil out when gJellt d Jtml cul sWte ho,u~r 1 E-ry Tammany Hall Broadwa~ p MI.LI 1 u It ~~s lhl n. r.:L m - l.1:1 nm 1 11.1ll~ a nd a magnificent stu- :he kldnapeN! believed to havt VI -Tea rout.altrH I h o ~ 111~ ancl I Ct!~tral Park, Clly H~JI and Wall f';lre.;:/ b~s ml'te vr ll~l', bu t. 1111 1d y ol Maull( Shl:l siH. 14 ,38Q feet been several ;n number, closed In mlnern!D rjus~ f, Jml nr t•lact·d . - - -- - - Y Y ~~~e _. them In tl rl' plau L~ r \(IJtiJU ill 11h !!'IJ Claire Ray, vlvtl.etous platmllm 1l' lg tr 1tJ rd !::CIK!;'OIIS In 11. settln 11 sun on bim :. s rt n~ cmw r•pUon ot heaven. Hbl mother, returning home rrom good hl'll. l1h l11 lill Jl'ls,• Lio Also !Jlonde fl<' ll't' ~!l, form er Y.rf!J 1. f - Nex t to these t hings th~ Allegh~ny Alt11 se~ mg that greaL spectacle 1 '.1 :social engagmnent a tew minutes Vllam;lns A ll , 0 a nd E l J,. l..l l k I' Charlell Cot nevale, millton.!M·e r eal· and Cumberland Mountains ctr.me \\( UJe una h le to see how a.ny Am - ll~.oter, saw the car standing with the • of enough of Lhe);E! mlnt- r,tls and tor who sulferetl a lapiie of me ntury along with the Shenandoah Valley u lh· n can 1:0 a broad !or slght~see- door open InvestJ.gatlng she learn saiUJ !s often the dltrcnne• I.Je-1 and found br r self m jail at Atlarrtu; 1tr battlegrounds and Oettyslmry hlb bef or e hr ha5 aeen h~ own cd that the radlatQr was ' 11uu warm L"ctn stckne~:~s and heal th 'Cttf, N.J. '!'he hlond-. beauty borThey came t<r Uli In automobile Arn r r leu ln tins re.vlew of things She also saw cigarettes st rew 11 Fol' Sale b} I rowed an automob1le frum a f1 wnrl times: and, arter them th e New Jer~ we ha~e seen we care not for Eur- t.. oout t h e running board. I and forgot to return 1t. The 1rir rnl coast, tbe New England coast opr ~ nttmct'ons. The only country First word !rom the ktdnap,rs: I The Stansbury Drug Co. eol'JP)ained to t he cops, who ar· Cape -Cod to Portland, and nlJro nd w reg1et not having seen 1Lame late Friday morning when Mldd l..pui t 0 ! 1() . .ted ber on a t h('tt cha rge. I I FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS ! I ., ' BNTERTAIN MISSION GROUP ' The MlssloniLty &clely of the Church of Chrtst met. Monday evenfng at the church for the first tneetini of the MiBslonaJJi yeur lira. Perry Orave.~ WM hoste56 Mrs \VIII Bradford as.s 'stcd by Mu.. .Ed Mrs Arlhur Covert daUghter li'rwlch. was In cha rge or th.e df'- Ma ym Elizabeth Stella Palme 1· votiOJJal period. and Mary and George vanZan t At the close of the br,tslm•ss meet- .tete Columbus visitors Monday 1 InK and program light refr('s hFeMl and Faye Abbott, Pauline ductlon and come bact wlth tbe n: Pl.Y, first get the 'dll!erent bud· ~~'tlng bodlea l9 cut tbelr budle'1 down, that 1s to a.k for less mone,y. By SOCIETY ME!TS Members ot : !'.: :::. H 8anborn )rUaa1onary Bociety or the Firat. Blpt.lat ChurCh •nd their familie s met. Monday evenina at the home C!fl Mn. Clarence MeHaffe y on Gravf! HiU for a picnie supper and •Hwt busineBS meeUna During the eventne plam were formulated for a 'new board of Ml&ilon Study Rev ~l C. .Kreager p.ve a talk on "How ~r to the Nearest Doctor' trom one of the study boob PAOli: F ' wcrt-an4 bor&td 1h lrf' an d Vermon t to Bennin1ton. OUr job ...a It "'lll n o ordJnary trip from Troy Oom · 1aDrl Sch enectady acrOM the lltate of wu Lhe I Nn York to Buff'alo, lo make In & Jo'1m1 M'Cian Thla brln&:ll Ull to N11it' ' 1Pi ll Fa!lr~. which we first 11aw In GREGG Phone 582· 'L NEWS a vwr J"Q®et II 1 ! actlvltllll that never would t\I.Ye Fred Kimball, Inc. }Of \alii: • iltahd.lnl lD t.he wtrY or :!tfbt la niC:IIUU'J' t.o M· We are not Uvtna ill allnormal tl meB, life war Ume.11 now , but we ,~:::ln~~ao~l.nst&noe wlll be publish ed. .. ' \aD,tJLY 'niiB'OIOII<''I'Oim!OY, OHIO. THE CAlLY TRrBUNE'" "t"'MQOY, OHtp. 826:: the numl>er of the r tte 1 11 an<l tl1e size you want. Arlrlr es s }Ollt lwer in Ihe. follow• ".II' wa y: I ~ I lllDr, GoH.Iun'!i !'arl~ ~l'rvkc Oa.tly 'l'rlbUDI!'8 t•e8hkon Burr·\U ;u We-st l3rd ~~ New l'ork Olty 1,1n to cut these budgel:.ll where neccusary <under no conditlOJJ can this Commlulon raise any amount In CENTS 1n c 1.11 H' ld l h11~ Coupon fill~d out will b1 1· g t: ny budget as submitted> then we WRnt to know why this body as Ute~· you thi~ patta11 •JY 1vturn mail. ~Jalte uo budget of their own , only IE.V Ise what are aent In Please mail at once your Paris llatle m, No. 8265, t~Jzc-- to There Is no quesiton but out \'alua.tlons must be redueed and the \ raatter will be carried to' the courts Name · · · · · lr neceiiSary to get justice and the , , t£1x payers will get to know just 1Auuresa 15 I ,, I I WI\BO\i£ ·-1CHIERE 1~ NOl'HING UKE l-ENt_;}\"(, for tmngll)~ 'OUt ,}h.:l cenclltion of a. m an'!! nuve~. The qukk r•·•l••) ~ ' .,11d pcrftX t co6rdina. By EDSON R. WAITE : dOfl of h ealthy n eno c' hdpcd C cotg•' &mtcdt, f,,ru; r r Ulympu. ft·• wer, wJ.ti tl1e Op.. n Sabet Champlou,hip ,,j ciw t l mt. ,I ' t <~k ~. -· Shawnee, Ok1ahoma I .\Iways 1d e"L'Ef'T- GEOR GE SANTELLI, \\ lm , .._. ' · .. t h:lVI': t hdr U ';t' ~ We have But when he Btlklc:<; Into lU1 ln- thou[l'hl Um L <l emcCJ iW~ sta rl ,•:ll l<'rllnces Golr..l ng Is spe nding ttl c JtUTHLESS CRIMINALS vr Ugatlon h':' Is fl.anked a mbus- whrn lh ' klns; :<; ~11hjrx:t.~ ~aw J• m 111mmer w1th her mothnr HI CAGO a few day/'\ ago WlHI th e :iC<• n c Qf nnoth er ca d · d and bul.ckt!teo by ad':lr;or , , Jn tlw bath tub 1 l'et:Sic Mcme v1slted Hntt 'e JawyF.1s &.~tP m.dger8 He c1~n t re··------. I r•rt.bach Saturday. ruthl e ~:-; killing In wh1ch th e \' Htnn, an officer on thP. 1rncmbcl·"' thlng. Lower Thomas Fork , Ma 1gnJ . I v a ncconcy It spe nding 1n few day s with her mother, Je&~~le poli<.;_e iort e of t he ci ty of Ch icugo hnd no c han ce what~ 1 -. , , . • . Wh en the JUdge asks lllm a Bc•n l o MI. 1u 1tl Mrs D' ll\'el McGuire. ever tu dd ~ IHI himself. '1 h e ofncer haJ ~urpn ~ed l:l cou-1 questi on Lhe .one wolf b :cumc ~ f\ Hysell .1 n 81-2 Ill son. Mondny 1 Madge W\ll li•lllS w:u calli ng en pie of Hrbhl't;; 111 the ud uf u robb e ry t•nd hnd captured : cciable Jabbll He gcc r; lutu a fiv e- M1 e n-:1 M1 _. E!iter>L Tucker made Mu ~arl1Ko n BAh·d , sunday 1 . 1 )ntd line huc-'dle with hll! stot·m n tnp to OnlllpuJL<l Thur~lay Chl\rley Hy!::e ll remains Rbollt One of the !Jal tlClpant.s, the other el:lcMplllg, W h1l e he Wa fl 1 trcLps !:neb tr001)er· carries n 0\g , M1 tmrt M1·~ Llsr,.'l Swick spen l the &a.me , , ' \"lultlng fo1· the patrol wagon, the man who had escaped,:--=:: C ' , . .' '"hind the office r vi• IIIOUJHI !I . 1111 alley and fireti I tckfot<d-fatrbanks Rift Shock to HcUywood I It i..- ~Ul(l I hat t he ret un 1 nf lw( I ~~Ud for ( hee!"P ..~ $!:f}tlng hf!~o~ holp ed the de~ Jn otfe r wnrdA tht> <" h r.e~c mark et jo;: 1 ·._~ ' ( ' ~ uThe reuen no more buaine&a people reaort to advertising as · a oalet medium ia that they are not convinced of it• value. And why are theyti~ convinced? Simply becaute they refuoe to al· low thenuelvea to be thown. The; won't sive advertioinc a chance. STEADY SMOKERS TURN TO CAMELS t!l• ·~lie~· , "'I "'A! man ean't fence his best unleas his nerves &.l)lealtby;• ' ·&aY!I, (;qorgc ~tell!. : ·~en.cing fastest spprts therf dition, from seven-thirty in the eleven at night. I eRn as mant Camels ,. a,sl want ahd stilt know that nly nerves are rsadr and fit when fast action is needed." '' . " pleasure that'never fad e;.. Steady 11 mokers find them always mild ... cool ... plea.~ in g . They do not fray th e nerves or l,•a••e a "c tg::retty" aftertaste. Start smoking Camels today- for the new enjoyment you will find in a milder cigarette-for the sake of your nerves. I I I ic • had an audietH' t• w1th King George 1{J~ other day hut t he dispa.tcheK do not i tf',te whether ' H11l1 I ' .. - - ~ .. - ' ." 1. • .. , ' " " Camels, with their . costlit•r tobacco<1, g ive a I Cord.,nsd>nvinted Georgt> of th e lniqHit) of t Hriff Uawieri'i. 'vc 1M tin~ to !-tlron gl·r Sccrnt1r 1 ~· .' '' ' • • "A department llore that advertiteo two or three timea a year io very little better of~ than had It not done eo even thoae lew timeotimeo. It io HUe with other kimlt of commoditiet. There are timeo wllft 1!11 copy io the thiq to uoe and timet wften betler reoulta can~ o1;tained otherwioe. If 'lhe time it ohort and the meua.ae mua\ be put acro01, 111 ttle limit Ill olze and prominence; take the full,..... lfilaere ilt ~ ~~~-. take the full pafe ~nol ,fpiiQW 1t with hial'ij:_II 11!' ~~·· ~If. fliildo are very limited, d011t uoe 1M ful~at u~ liott ue -11t.r -.ace• and rely upon lrequepcy,yf inoertiiilt to fl'l Qi.1! ~ltii. . Aric! they will come, prcwill~ IJie ~ity io talabhi ...ol io ......erly preaented in I ~0 (N, "The rllbt "ind of ad..,rtioinc io alwayo beneficial to the product about whielo it io concerned. Thio io particuladly true of new&paper l>ll•l!>i'iloin,, becauoe ,i t admits of a frequency of freah· nen that ia pooolble w1th no other medium. p·-- -. -- ,--.- - - I Th e fuvorilt• ex pres;" iuu of th e fot e111 1 wut•kers is ~air! be "gnsh 1tl1 hemlock." HENRY A. D~NJS, EDITOR Of' THE HENDERSON C.) DISPATCH SAYS: F.b-1 numb€1' of hulll'l" 1nto h1~ back, the officer dying from I , ,.•ounds late r, 111 l lw ho~pitul. · [ Fortunatelv 1or -.jocit!tJ~, o~her oHietm~ h.uve captured! both L~nd1ts ~111..:c ,tud uo d o ubt they will::~oon be brought 1 to trin l. Th~ natura l IJUI'~Il!HI w h1 ~-: h see ke rs of Justice Hl"f' asking i ~ "\VhuL k 1nd of a JU r y will 'hear their caMe? " Will · it be the aver~ge s pm elc~... g roup so often picked up from among Amel'ica':-~ C ltl ze n ~ h lp whieh so often forgelt~ the victim " nf the cowa 1 j]y {'1'\m ll l1 d ~ while dealing out thei r mi ~:~ dirct ted d eed~ of mercy 't And if the twn murderers are con 'l'l ct ed and (_ondemned to tl eath as they both should be, will a Ka ffrnn-hu ed governor ex e r c i 1:1 e hiK s·hrht nf 1l1 m< lt,·.l .\1111 -; a , p tht•m 11mn t h(' .J UMt d esert~ ot I th eir 1.:1 im e OJ' wdl. ?ftf'J nil. ::loucto,· ht• properly av e n~red while h1 o d 1l s \\oJAt t•Hem i c~ arc put n a t of the wny t o eelVl. WUIIHJlg- on the 1cr-1 11f the mutl ey ( rcw, Just whi:Lt 1 they nHght e xpec t un ci Pt ~1m1 la r l'!n·um:tnnces Cerlnll tl .)' the crim e ahovtl me nti oned ct~.n have · no <'Xlcnuattng ci n: nm slll.n~.: ~' :-~ connm:terl Wllh 1t Ill any manner, shape or form. It wt~H r~im ply thl' re~ u\t of a natur~l iQborn k1ll ur, hnvlul-{ tlcn'" l\ tn lhtt murden1~1M w ~a pon Whlch he wielder! w it h s uch telling cffef'L , "' ail ~·or. l\t and fi li i! ku <h" 1h ,, :• i n c r\\~ a rt: l •r.'' --- • ' IT -IS MORE FUN TO 'KNOW ' -that c&.mcls are made frov~ liuer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobaccos than any othetpqpu.. lar brand. Ca..,elsj;javl .p~en more plea11ure to m.ore peopie than any other cisafttte ~~·r made. f' ' t'n joy •l" m.rn" C'amrh �taJa '1\II!IIDAY, JOLY II, C1.4$SlflEf) ADV~JlTlSING SECTION. REbECCA YAUG'A . 1Zeperline. Type like thia (fp per i.ine. ' ' pt. ) lOc \ Comer Pitc:hin1 For Win· 1 nen b Too Stron1 for Opponenta ,___._ . ' ·Q1&ettioe• and Ant wen - ' ' T)'pe Uke tb!1 n pt• .O'Jc per Unel ~6 averap word& mate a llne.J ~ FANS 18 Gi11eapie Alao Good, F11nn.iJJI; B. Hur!Je• 1 oonaecuUvt mautlmll for price uf 3. • oonsec1.1Uve t.naerttom for prtce 1-=- ~Al .:Hltl WfN SI J?oiHd for New Wedd HopfiN[ GtiMt fH~M WlST V1flGIN1~:NS r • '111!!1 • .uL, ·~UI<II TJP• like ··~ tbit (12 ,.t.) ---=- - ·star• Afield or •• ti- No &d'lerttaement w1ll be taken lor less than a minimum char1e o1 t.went-ctve cents !or each Uuler· uon. FoundLOBT-Ciga.~·cLW Lighter. near 164. N. Third Aveuue. Middleport. NoWty Th'! Dally 1'rlbW1~. Rew11.rrl . 1-10-3t ed dId Last Minute Ref rcshmenhl Last minute refreshments are imJIO!!~ ibl e b- i I ,, unl esM the hostess haM forsccn the arrival o£ g~sts to the exte nt that her pantry and rdri&:· cmtor Rl~ stocked with supplieR • that can be brought into l!crYice - .. . quickly• . \";~ .., .. ~ 4 The Bounding Basque The brcnrl and th(> filling for, tJ eh of the Juyers can be varil'd to I suit thtl occKaion for which the 1111.ndwich ia to be served. F'or each ~ndwich U!le bread rounds, or other ebapcs 1f you like, four, tbreC", RENT! nev.t. to Presby· 1 bath rooms, tl'rhm Clnlrt:i-1\11 nn Main 1 ~troel lu rnmeroy. Inquire 1 "• l '/ from t:bt'rsbu.ch •• H•·cl AIHhnr roi tor•·. ~ E•'w. FRANCcMAFr VETERAN BASQlJE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 8, Columbus 6 Milwaukee 8, Ind1anapuli:; 5. Fo8. 7HE DAVI$ CUP " SIAIGLES AGAIN • GIL~· li. Cleveland ll; innings) Phllactelph 'a 'fflts YEAR. Wa.shlngton :!: 2 Chicago innlngs l. New York 10; Dctrmt 6. Chicago 7; Phllo.delphia. t. ft. Louis 9; Boston 5. - - - ---- -- ·- -. U. S. Hunts ttPretty Boy" t'ioyd . Gt\io-ii.S Lo111. Pet. 50 26 .. 30 .656 I .615 39 39 "" 40 .494 38 38 42 43 .475 .489 .416 32 45 32 51 500 ·'" I 'fODAl" AMI-:RIVAN AS80CIATION Columbus o.t. MmneaiXlh!i. Toledo nL l:)t.. Paul. Louisville nt Kansas City Inrllanapol!s Ht Mllwnuk ~e. NATIONAL LEAGUE Phlludelph'a ut Clncilmatl Bl'ouklyu at Ohkugo. Bosto n at Pitt.sburl!h New York. aL t3t Louis. AMERICAN LEAGUt; Cleveland at Phlladeiphln . ~~~~-- ·-• .:::---~~ -=-~ ::::-:---:----- -- -----.. . .---. •-, ..-;;;u ' • :. a • • • • • ' ., ; • • • l ~ Won ·AMERICAN .. J.EAGUE be ue:cd in daintier sandwiches witll thinly Alited mixed bt('8£ls and 1 p!trty flllinga mu.king i't quite dif- , fcrent frcm the club 1Yf1C that 1!'i , , toasted. To - 'mu~trntc, a fane·:.· 1 I hrend 9Uch a~ onwge l:J•·cad l f nu t I l hl'('ll.d,l~llcrl Wllh 1.1 brightly ro kr etl rhec ~e or ja m would h~ mad<> si m · 1l 1 r,ly and in t(· t·e s•in :I tc. sene . -n-=--=.._---·-• i• ····················· ... . . . ... . LEAGUE NA~IONAt, I.I~AGUE Plttsbuq~h 3; Philadelphia 2. Only gnmr scheduled. ,_.-r I Rt:SIJI:fl-0 St. Paul 12: Toledo 7 Louisville 13, KallSU!i TOO'J:'S AND ever YESTERD1t. Y'S ~----------------By BURNLEY----------------~ two and one inch in diameter respectively. If white bread 111 used it may be toaRtf>d on one side and LhE'll l\.1\ed With a combination of ground hf.n1, chicken, and olive nnd nut. Slip the flniAhed l!andwi.:h placed on a shullow well buttered t'wo .beautiful a(latLment.ll ' pan into t.' very hot oven, or broiler I A. ~ P._ KLo~. fo• a ftw.,lnqtce to brown o~ top. WHAT A~E. WE Oue la.rre a l~ed 11l0n I'Gfltll To d tcBs up the ,u nt:wlch with A 40NNA >1 AVE FOR garnish, CI)Ver with a thin slice of 2~ by 80 reet-ue:d to Ohlo OINNER I TOOT5 ? cucumber, and ..a •·ing of hat·U Po\let Gn. cooked egg, the yolk mashc•l and i II<"DZOned with a smalt sprig oi par·, 1'---~ One l4 runlll buuse--ctul h•: fllC'y fllacC'd m the center tn 1\dtll u!lcd lor two famllles-two ' color. Thi!l steeple stack idea may 1 ~FOR ( Detroit at Boston I St. L~ u.ls at New York . Chicago at Washlugton l i TILLIE .. --~"":' ... The Perfect Forgetter THE TOILER ··-··- -· -·- .... - -·---- ---· , ·~o. 1 ··~O"T :::..._> ouree -1rus t(..".GSIE Rv" Ru!l8 Westove1 Sa belli attempted tiUch a flight with ,Rol{er Q. Williams in 11:128, but wu' 1forced to return t.o Old Orthard, Q\-1, A8-ouT' OF IN1'ERNATIONAJ, Lt:AGU•; Newark a.t Rochest.cr. uwm~ to Me .• engine trouble. lT ..,_ , -riLLII:'. • ,Tu5T ,, \N\-\A.""f' WA-::3 \ T you ~C You V'IAN""T"'Ef:) -ro ~ OR.G'E \ : . . 1Did ' \!ou JSver Stop tto \tbinlt 1 ,· ~ \ (l I ~Lf-IG By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. ON """ VA.• II There s Alwa,vo a hearty welcome for you nt The Hotel Chittenden Good Adverlioin11 ia a oervice thal io vital to the wei£ arc ami •l 'fOII'eil of every buoineaa. THE GEEVUM GffiLS ' Adertioin1 throu1h the printed p41e io a 1enuine service. It ia a oervice due all the people. ... ~--:v---, ..,....... tilE "liOU'E 01' liOSrlTf\LlTY" Columbus, Qhio. Perfect L!,cation .... Service .....Comfort Rates surprisingly low 11.60 to •uq Thrifty buyet'l appreciate thi• •ervice ,• I • I ' I I .' ' -- ~ • the 11\0netary ~:~ituation in tli.e eatlmy capable hand11 , of ~is c:qua~ 4iplomats, the '!-""~ •r•~ Fre:neli.-n Is much more 1ft· t.Nst.d ill teDnis, these daya. and in the t;hancea of t~e French team: bo relaJ th.ei.Davla Cup. The ·'tr4tnclh tak@ their tennis «eriO~aly· and Jo1a of the cup would b. talamltoua ·inaeed to the Fre~h P.-1 lt ~'liYeS ; 111l1St be laid . o1 1p,...r!Mt!e•aUiD~'I! l '·· ' . E ~ .. "·' I""' ~.. > Mj'JniU:Ii" ' ~tl.er'- f ta:iif';~:-\\'r4uce c ts Who';,. . __ .._.-- • • • • I'JII MIX .WI I I i[ t1 1 If 11• J _._,..._ J1 . .. lil lU ~ 11! • :r_Sllll l ,. .. ; 1 ' ~ty P<IO!!le reacl the ada and buy D!~rcl!andl•e that it ad- vntialljll. . i i gun mauacre at; of them l"edera l men, and her wr. J;1eSic arc under ~l ~S 1'1..1 k~J Ul p t llltl tiCII\ 1 111. / ( '' { ' ,. - ~-~li!~~~"'i~~~el ;.; J~J!i-;;;;t felt fu~re buaiqpaa. ~ medicos, wiU actually 1'tiorten his rotra and C~het. · Ail'd~n ~~ ·r•. ·l . life. . . , of our.. 1-J~lertcan eredltor.: .r.liibl: E•peetal!y ~~ 1. n:t•n of _,~rotra s aay-E C'- . . te.mperam.eDt 11 th11 l.t-ue, Ju r tht• • .,,..IF> . . ·~ J; . ~<I~• r.,.,.,., ~ndlcotr. ,_ I \ BillY~ are quicl< to notlce·tlte superiority qf aclvertiaed Ill~· Th~t ia why ~111ineaa c:olice111;- that advertiae are extreme· IY P«?pul"r. . liatfonat pi.,)', &CCQttlfgi to the ' .\h, poi -~ wiU "-. h4_tt!!l"~r - ~: ~ i .' I l!t tu tilow down. E••:ry QX!VO, he makes on the court b~'! bt.•hmtt jt eVery qufJCH!' o'f p~yiliu: •t•~v ~~1'VOUIJ enerp thab _ bliJ 1~ bOJ•. ~~ fiery brain e~n··aqJt!rra11t \tp. . [n ~he defenee .ot tlie up D~ro­ ~ra wall have at , .Jti• J..hoq!Jiet .U•• Jrtat Henri · Coc:tiat. ~ho ~~ ponJt1!11' deftnjt.,l)' l9 daf.e~t ~ ···~l'"J!Ot~:·lt I Vme11, should Eke Y:afilcee~t: ll~ ll: ~ I ehallenJen. Th't'e Q)ehe .,·~ · O'!JJ ! particular II ttl, .Jo~.'I.M ~· ..-•<.PI.,. I ,{)~ •l9; do ~ ~t-44~ ~~ •••q , •Ct.!•" tt be lao ~lhl al to ~ unhEied ... , notlitp~ to ja\:. a~ut. He '• .no th3t ht. ·too wo;:ild n~ · play.., :.,1 !-I.e j "l!rdl41•• ~~ coat"' r.ounpter, and the it"u of int#r- Davia Cup matchits. : "::'!' __:! _! _! ll. lll tl.ti turbed. They knew that when the call came, the Basque would ana~r. And he d!d. And certain!Y 'fll:nce needed htm. He l:i&Ved ~),e bauble for .,arfanM by defeatmg Viaea in a au"Jer)lumari !trort. Thill ~r, •IIi~, h1• cquntry calla and it w~uld .'be we,U to wager any number · ~f htgb-ptu:e~ ·.fra!ICIJ that Jean wtll cast adele his tm· ploriDI., phYi!cl~tll aud prese~t hi'!'"!'!'· for, h••!<lle,A~y. come ."''YY! lr' DlqJ'S'I :>: '": " ' 'i 1' • " tci Bo'r~ra~a·· .pb"yilcl1 cqtldition ·,,, 'Chi!lt! ~ t'ittlil~~~ <1~. ' i.t1j~!i1Eui lt ...:• wbp ·Jea~ Borotra let it ~ last'yNr that' be did not ~ W!i '- play tourftarue}ltl aiqJea ~ ol X.., Cup beeaustt he 4"0,..-,... ebdaorerin% his health, · --~- TJ!ey are alwaya f'!'ided by tf,e adt becaure tf,ey know that l!dYertioeCIIC!Ods are ef o'Utatandin1 Cl!lality, · .LEAVING thll war debh and the French tennl1 f&ltl· were undis· ',l'i~ltll ot ~nnla ®e1 ~t h.,.. 11 ·hat Famouo Purple Cow ~ice 81toppa Club UreajUast 25e to 60c ~uncheon 6.le llinnet 60c and '• ~,. . ,. ... )• Ji: I who shortl y attempt a fiolo flight from New York to Rumc, 1 ltaly, over the southern route. 1 '1• II " ' •' I former lta!ia'n war Cacsare · flll'r, . , I . ' '· , GOP~ 'ADVPTISING !IIOT ONLY ~AKES BUSINESS f'QJil T~lli PRt:SENT, BUT111Jll.'DS FOR TJiE FU'fUJ\E. ..~ �taJa '1\II!IIDAY, JOLY II, C1.4$SlflEf) ADV~JlTlSING SECTION. REbECCA YAUG'A . 1Zeperline. Type like thia (fp per i.ine. ' ' pt. ) lOc \ Comer Pitc:hin1 For Win· 1 nen b Too Stron1 for Opponenta ,___._ . ' ·Q1&ettioe• and Ant wen - ' ' T)'pe Uke tb!1 n pt• .O'Jc per Unel ~6 averap word& mate a llne.J ~ FANS 18 Gi11eapie Alao Good, F11nn.iJJI; B. Hur!Je• 1 oonaecuUvt mautlmll for price uf 3. • oonsec1.1Uve t.naerttom for prtce 1-=- ~Al .:Hltl WfN SI J?oiHd for New Wedd HopfiN[ GtiMt fH~M WlST V1flGIN1~:NS r • '111!!1 • .uL, ·~UI<II TJP• like ··~ tbit (12 ,.t.) ---=- - ·star• Afield or •• ti- No &d'lerttaement w1ll be taken lor less than a minimum char1e o1 t.went-ctve cents !or each Uuler· uon. FoundLOBT-Ciga.~·cLW Lighter. near 164. N. Third Aveuue. Middleport. NoWty Th'! Dally 1'rlbW1~. Rew11.rrl . 1-10-3t ed dId Last Minute Ref rcshmenhl Last minute refreshments are imJIO!!~ ibl e b- i I ,, unl esM the hostess haM forsccn the arrival o£ g~sts to the exte nt that her pantry and rdri&:· cmtor Rl~ stocked with supplieR • that can be brought into l!crYice - .. . quickly• . \";~ .., .. ~ 4 The Bounding Basque The brcnrl and th(> filling for, tJ eh of the Juyers can be varil'd to I suit thtl occKaion for which the 1111.ndwich ia to be served. F'or each ~ndwich U!le bread rounds, or other ebapcs 1f you like, four, tbreC", RENT! nev.t. to Presby· 1 bath rooms, tl'rhm Clnlrt:i-1\11 nn Main 1 ~troel lu rnmeroy. Inquire 1 "• l '/ from t:bt'rsbu.ch •• H•·cl AIHhnr roi tor•·. ~ E•'w. FRANCcMAFr VETERAN BASQlJE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 8, Columbus 6 Milwaukee 8, Ind1anapuli:; 5. Fo8. 7HE DAVI$ CUP " SIAIGLES AGAIN • GIL~· li. Cleveland ll; innings) Phllactelph 'a 'fflts YEAR. Wa.shlngton :!: 2 Chicago innlngs l. New York 10; Dctrmt 6. Chicago 7; Phllo.delphia. t. ft. Louis 9; Boston 5. - - - ---- -- ·- -. U. S. Hunts ttPretty Boy" t'ioyd . Gt\io-ii.S Lo111. Pet. 50 26 .. 30 .656 I .615 39 39 "" 40 .494 38 38 42 43 .475 .489 .416 32 45 32 51 500 ·'" I 'fODAl" AMI-:RIVAN AS80CIATION Columbus o.t. MmneaiXlh!i. Toledo nL l:)t.. Paul. Louisville nt Kansas City Inrllanapol!s Ht Mllwnuk ~e. NATIONAL LEAGUE Phlludelph'a ut Clncilmatl Bl'ouklyu at Ohkugo. Bosto n at Pitt.sburl!h New York. aL t3t Louis. AMERICAN LEAGUt; Cleveland at Phlladeiphln . ~~~~-- ·-• .:::---~~ -=-~ ::::-:---:----- -- -----.. . .---. •-, ..-;;;u ' • :. a • • • • • ' ., ; • • • l ~ Won ·AMERICAN .. J.EAGUE be ue:cd in daintier sandwiches witll thinly Alited mixed bt('8£ls and 1 p!trty flllinga mu.king i't quite dif- , fcrent frcm the club 1Yf1C that 1!'i , , toasted. To - 'mu~trntc, a fane·:.· 1 I hrend 9Uch a~ onwge l:J•·cad l f nu t I l hl'('ll.d,l~llcrl Wllh 1.1 brightly ro kr etl rhec ~e or ja m would h~ mad<> si m · 1l 1 r,ly and in t(· t·e s•in :I tc. sene . -n-=--=.._---·-• i• ····················· ... . . . ... . LEAGUE NA~IONAt, I.I~AGUE Plttsbuq~h 3; Philadelphia 2. Only gnmr scheduled. ,_.-r I Rt:SIJI:fl-0 St. Paul 12: Toledo 7 Louisville 13, KallSU!i TOO'J:'S AND ever YESTERD1t. Y'S ~----------------By BURNLEY----------------~ two and one inch in diameter respectively. If white bread 111 used it may be toaRtf>d on one side and LhE'll l\.1\ed With a combination of ground hf.n1, chicken, and olive nnd nut. Slip the flniAhed l!andwi.:h placed on a shullow well buttered t'wo .beautiful a(latLment.ll ' pan into t.' very hot oven, or broiler I A. ~ P._ KLo~. fo• a ftw.,lnqtce to brown o~ top. WHAT A~E. WE Oue la.rre a l~ed 11l0n I'Gfltll To d tcBs up the ,u nt:wlch with A 40NNA >1 AVE FOR garnish, CI)Ver with a thin slice of 2~ by 80 reet-ue:d to Ohlo OINNER I TOOT5 ? cucumber, and ..a •·ing of hat·U Po\let Gn. cooked egg, the yolk mashc•l and i II<"DZOned with a smalt sprig oi par·, 1'---~ One l4 runlll buuse--ctul h•: fllC'y fllacC'd m the center tn 1\dtll u!lcd lor two famllles-two ' color. Thi!l steeple stack idea may 1 ~FOR ( Detroit at Boston I St. L~ u.ls at New York . Chicago at Washlugton l i TILLIE .. --~"":' ... The Perfect Forgetter THE TOILER ··-··- -· -·- .... - -·---- ---· , ·~o. 1 ··~O"T :::..._> ouree -1rus t(..".GSIE Rv" Ru!l8 Westove1 Sa belli attempted tiUch a flight with ,Rol{er Q. Williams in 11:128, but wu' 1forced to return t.o Old Orthard, Q\-1, A8-ouT' OF IN1'ERNATIONAJ, Lt:AGU•; Newark a.t Rochest.cr. uwm~ to Me .• engine trouble. lT ..,_ , -riLLII:'. • ,Tu5T ,, \N\-\A.""f' WA-::3 \ T you ~C You V'IAN""T"'Ef:) -ro ~ OR.G'E \ : . . 1Did ' \!ou JSver Stop tto \tbinlt 1 ,· ~ \ (l I ~Lf-IG By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. ON """ VA.• II There s Alwa,vo a hearty welcome for you nt The Hotel Chittenden Good Adverlioin11 ia a oervice thal io vital to the wei£ arc ami •l 'fOII'eil of every buoineaa. THE GEEVUM GffiLS ' Adertioin1 throu1h the printed p41e io a 1enuine service. It ia a oervice due all the people. ... ~--:v---, ..,....... tilE "liOU'E 01' liOSrlTf\LlTY" Columbus, Qhio. Perfect L!,cation .... Service .....Comfort Rates surprisingly low 11.60 to •uq Thrifty buyet'l appreciate thi• •ervice ,• I • I ' I I .' ' -- ~ • the 11\0netary ~:~ituation in tli.e eatlmy capable hand11 , of ~is c:qua~ 4iplomats, the '!-""~ •r•~ Fre:neli.-n Is much more 1ft· t.Nst.d ill teDnis, these daya. and in the t;hancea of t~e French team: bo relaJ th.ei.Davla Cup. The ·'tr4tnclh tak@ their tennis «eriO~aly· and Jo1a of the cup would b. talamltoua ·inaeed to the Fre~h P.-1 lt ~'liYeS ; 111l1St be laid . o1 1p,...r!Mt!e•aUiD~'I! l '·· ' . E ~ .. "·' I""' ~.. > Mj'JniU:Ii" ' ~tl.er'- f ta:iif';~:-\\'r4uce c ts Who';,. . __ .._.-- • • • • I'JII MIX .WI I I i[ t1 1 If 11• J _._,..._ J1 . .. lil lU ~ 11! • :r_Sllll l ,. .. ; 1 ' ~ty P<IO!!le reacl the ada and buy D!~rcl!andl•e that it ad- vntialljll. . i i gun mauacre at; of them l"edera l men, and her wr. J;1eSic arc under ~l ~S 1'1..1 k~J Ul p t llltl tiCII\ 1 111. / ( '' { ' ,. - ~-~li!~~~"'i~~~el ;.; J~J!i-;;;;t felt fu~re buaiqpaa. ~ medicos, wiU actually 1'tiorten his rotra and C~het. · Ail'd~n ~~ ·r•. ·l . life. . . , of our.. 1-J~lertcan eredltor.: .r.liibl: E•peetal!y ~~ 1. n:t•n of _,~rotra s aay-E C'- . . te.mperam.eDt 11 th11 l.t-ue, Ju r tht• • .,,..IF> . . ·~ J; . ~<I~• r.,.,.,., ~ndlcotr. ,_ I \ BillY~ are quicl< to notlce·tlte superiority qf aclvertiaed Ill~· Th~t ia why ~111ineaa c:olice111;- that advertiae are extreme· IY P«?pul"r. . liatfonat pi.,)', &CCQttlfgi to the ' .\h, poi -~ wiU "-. h4_tt!!l"~r - ~: ~ i .' I l!t tu tilow down. E••:ry QX!VO, he makes on the court b~'! bt.•hmtt jt eVery qufJCH!' o'f p~yiliu: •t•~v ~~1'VOUIJ enerp thab _ bliJ 1~ bOJ•. ~~ fiery brain e~n··aqJt!rra11t \tp. . [n ~he defenee .ot tlie up D~ro­ ~ra wall have at , .Jti• J..hoq!Jiet .U•• Jrtat Henri · Coc:tiat. ~ho ~~ ponJt1!11' deftnjt.,l)' l9 daf.e~t ~ ···~l'"J!Ot~:·lt I Vme11, should Eke Y:afilcee~t: ll~ ll: ~ I ehallenJen. Th't'e Q)ehe .,·~ · O'!JJ ! particular II ttl, .Jo~.'I.M ~· ..-•<.PI.,. I ,{)~ •l9; do ~ ~t-44~ ~~ •••q , •Ct.!•" tt be lao ~lhl al to ~ unhEied ... , notlitp~ to ja\:. a~ut. He '• .no th3t ht. ·too wo;:ild n~ · play.., :.,1 !-I.e j "l!rdl41•• ~~ coat"' r.ounpter, and the it"u of int#r- Davia Cup matchits. : "::'!' __:! _! _! ll. lll tl.ti turbed. They knew that when the call came, the Basque would ana~r. And he d!d. And certain!Y 'fll:nce needed htm. He l:i&Ved ~),e bauble for .,arfanM by defeatmg Viaea in a au"Jer)lumari !trort. Thill ~r, •IIi~, h1• cquntry calla and it w~uld .'be we,U to wager any number · ~f htgb-ptu:e~ ·.fra!ICIJ that Jean wtll cast adele his tm· ploriDI., phYi!cl~tll aud prese~t hi'!'"!'!'· for, h••!<lle,A~y. come ."''YY! lr' DlqJ'S'I :>: '": " ' 'i 1' • " tci Bo'r~ra~a·· .pb"yilcl1 cqtldition ·,,, 'Chi!lt! ~ t'ittlil~~~ <1~. ' i.t1j~!i1Eui lt ...:• wbp ·Jea~ Borotra let it ~ last'yNr that' be did not ~ W!i '- play tourftarue}ltl aiqJea ~ ol X.., Cup beeaustt he 4"0,..-,... ebdaorerin% his health, · --~- TJ!ey are alwaya f'!'ided by tf,e adt becaure tf,ey know that l!dYertioeCIIC!Ods are ef o'Utatandin1 Cl!lality, · .LEAVING thll war debh and the French tennl1 f&ltl· were undis· ',l'i~ltll ot ~nnla ®e1 ~t h.,.. 11 ·hat Famouo Purple Cow ~ice 81toppa Club UreajUast 25e to 60c ~uncheon 6.le llinnet 60c and '• ~,. . ,. ... )• Ji: I who shortl y attempt a fiolo flight from New York to Rumc, 1 ltaly, over the southern route. 1 '1• II " ' •' I former lta!ia'n war Cacsare · flll'r, . , I . ' '· , GOP~ 'ADVPTISING !IIOT ONLY ~AKES BUSINESS f'QJil T~lli PRt:SENT, BUT111Jll.'DS FOR TJiE FU'fUJ\E. ..~ �' ' --------- -~ ~ • • TIJ'EIIDAT JIIJ.T II 1m -----~ • • ~ .....rw..::~ ".~:.~ •liUCKLEBERRY' PRESENTATION wu ezplaln~ per "' GH S~HOLARSHIP IS 'c::beC:~o Go IPDM[HOY TENNis; :~~~~;:~:~! NEW RUlES GIVEN ~c:n~:~=::""'~BRINGS Mi\NY GOOD LA U s Bf nRMEH' Coun~~Kr~=~d~~= HNH I~ BEGUN'::~::..:;:~~:::.: ;tO:: rOUT ron SPENDING ~EftS CUUNTIAN ~~~~¥i~~fi~ 1 DAY ~OHNINC 1r~t~~:~~~~ HOE HAl FUNDS tbe tu • Tate ot t3 to eover tnauranee ... W';.~~ ...':.ePdbl~:l8 an act t.o autb· A laqe audience nlled. t.he Junior t "~w headed wretch who brouahJ. ~It ~-tbe oount> oomm•-tnnara of hilh auditorium Mon~ •·· even 1ng gRng up from ao to spiiat ort~e t.he the JJUtter ~-. and ha.d m a 11 beeorpe ,.. .....:~Yany count)' LO PI'O"Ide dli'eet houa• and had many load laughs over the .scouts before the last ~a.ct FJ:ed In n.ch READERS' NOTICE - Jr rou want 1n8' relief and for the audtt.or t.o thtet-act comedy 'Huckleberry Crow u tl'je Nesro roustaboUt bad deduct Mld amount. frOm Lhe tax~ the wont boy In to~ presented the prhaclpal ~medy lines and tl· '"tontlement with eadl taxtna' •ubdlv- br the hlr and 8Quare club of the though he WM at times d1fllcult . to lsl 1 ,DI\le Powell - Lad Recetvea Ex . .Spd Ier Honor Mr Orate aatd Tuesd&y that the Pederated church under 'thl ~lrec three companions were returned AdmanJatrator OP., here to ra.ce cha.rres brought by -t• new regulnttona wW mean ll reor L1on of Glenroy B Ewlnl ~q ganl&ation ot the Yelp County '111e: play wtltch conqemed t\ie Parttclpanta In Fuat 1 1'1lrl6 gency Rehef Funda, Reller Comtnltlt!e and that mem 'at11:ilp on" of Hucklebel't)' tMarioll R d J N Damron W M Miller and J Ord oun Albl!rt Davls were released Mon uuea era bera namea ~uat be eubmiUed to Ward.> and hil cana ol rouchneckli day l.fternoon tollowln& the dis the State Rellef Oommlaaton tor n a snuJl mintos town was pact~ SINGLES MATCHES I missal or stmlla• cl••l1l'" tiled CHANGING SYSTEM confirmation Th~ new board •d -.ith humor and boyish likee and 1agaln.st them 1 9hall have not leu than 6 members dllllkee from atart to finlah. Be~ th Brownings wife who came here nor more than 15 a.ccordlrlB' to \he tore the end ot th& ftrst act when onhnue ue1 ay 1 J Monday to bE' pre~t at the hear~ anner n IC on..., new MJJlna Hucll: was put In charse of & JrQ~ Great Jntereat l ing IIJ\IIigned tht a u t o m o b 11 e May Be Spent, Defin• A cue supervisor of trained ex-~ ctJ'l' store by the owner Judge • to the locAl j u s t. I c e a.s t 1 L• 1 d pertence ahaU bt appointed and Tolliver (Harold Ortleler} who Displayed S£curity for paytn~nt and ooet.s in 1 e Y II e ciertcal eervtce b needed 'nlf trll5ted him despite the admonlthe cnse Browning wat t.hen re-~ employees shaU be known 1\.!1 L10ns ot Mr McCloskey tTip Dye) The Hrst rounds of the singles 1 1£-n~ed and th car w111 be held un New rules and reaulatloll8 gov Oounty Relief Administrator& manqer of th.~ •tore everyone In tt nnls tournament for Pomeroy til t he ftnH.l payment of the tlne 1e1nlng expenditures 01 Federal Em The reoJ'IalllzatiOD of the Meip the audlerlee was 'Whole hearledly boys under the ageB of 17 was and costs the court said. ergency relief funds 1Siued by County Rellef oommlttee ahou1d be with Huck. and hla ,:rew There played Monday at. the Ebersbach All four men were restdenta of Harry L Hopklm admlni.strator oi done tmmedlately the welfare dlr were ~1 ..tbQa. Ul the plot such 1such relief fund! have been rec.elv ector aaid ao the appointme nte may ~~:~ J:n.,~= o~":.e court here with much lntenl!t West VIrginia manifested ed at the otflce of J H Orate be made before August 1 To pro• Jl~.. ..,~ . . • ~ Nc';mah.... ~(Howa.rd Twenty three young tenn\8 play ~ ICT~ Meigs County Relief Director It has ,Ide fund! tor salartes of the mem· rrs or the v1llage parltc pated in the been announced --'Ewtns) and ~ ctt)r sncter pal bets MT Orate 8\llllellted t h at e~~.e~l Jess Skinnum (Charles OJoeeknerJ nnnual event Mond"y sponsored The rules ~overn the expenditure member donate tl each to a prlvate but we won t dl~ the detalla t nough the efforts of The Dally I of federal funds staUng that Buch fund Which In turn can be used all here tor fear it would spoU Ute mya Tribune and Pomeroy bwdnes.s men funds mt.lBt be distributed soley by t he salary fund inasmuch 116 there Wry for those who will see the pre The first set delayed somewhat publl ... atJulcles after August 1 i8 no prtvete relief fund ln this aentation of the play In Middleport bt.caUBe of a wet court waa pla.yed The funds must be used to pro county and R&clne 10 0 about clock with Blazewicz vide medical a.ld a.nd medical sup Further infornU.tlon will undoubt~ The fourteen boys -. !he cast tAking Sauvage by a 6 4 6 3 score pUes for the !'oat of shelLer for Maness earned the right to com needy unc:mployed not to paybospl edly be obtained before the reor- were well selected for their varloua pllte &Balnst Blazewicz Tuesday "' r , ehll ganlr.atlon of the committee here l'Oles and scampered about 'the b n1omln~r at B oclock wh n he de Game ..... eepa Interest Of ta 1 11 18 or or boardiDB ou It was thousht st.ap in complete abandon never e dren tn private homes or public In 2 thinking ot etaae trtaht, ln fact fr~~~ ,:~~~e~a! ~ h lth Crowd Untd Laat Man stitutlom employees are not fed onJoyiDI the t\imbllnt: and general e mus w a 1 R t ed P.ral employees and ~hould not be hub hub. Marlctn Ward u Huck victory over Htmnf!SIIy 6 4 6 2 to I! e lr compensated out of federal rundB wu more than acctptable aa the compete In the second round Tues MILjor E 0 BtaU8ht aupervlsor nay aaalnst Bob Mees who won over SCORE IS S..4 or staLe emerpncy reUef funda ad Nye 6 4 6 4 ded a supplement t.o the federal ! TO ea~~~~ ~:~~ ~~~n~e~ ~~~1:! Tymg And Wmnmg Runs regulations a.dvlslna Mr Orate that d d Ith t h before Augwt I all em])li)Jees ot Plana have been completed b} 1 to th .;'lth 6 1~~ ro~esd~y 0c~~o~cJ On Base In Last p11vate a11enctes dillpensllliJ relief hJ-.L Bob Dul'8t of Portland tor a trip drew a bye In the first round! In lD mlll!t become publlc employees 90~ Ce t Charlie Graber defeated Richard n g that whenever possible their ular to the n ury of Pro(l:reSB Jilx)>Of!i ies should be paid rrom prtvate tlon at Chlcaao AJ¥1 points in .the \fug~ar ~ho In t~e b firS: t match The fairly large crvwd of specta. funds and the Individuals be em f&l west on nls trusty motorcycle 0 p ~~II .;;81 be ~~ ~ d ~~I e t bl I tor who joUineyed t.o the )llgh ployfd on a bast& Of t1.00 per year l t l a ' t . _ , .. ,.,. .... - ...... ltMh~s ~.~~ le:lwlrllnedle•h···"' Wi'hl•• " tee a e rou e ~>c hool Held to see the Firemen i'n Major Braught alw tntormed Mr .s.ifliea. LweriuToocll,_. - 4"''' 1 _.... • """'"""' ~ " In cHsposing of his first opponent (lctlon agaln .. t thtJ Bhnpwn church Orate that an~ COWltY or aub-dlvt ~U:.,e:=~!".'!t;.::=;=.::.~.r:: tew days and by his cycle will Lll.'twl!(>r ~by a 6 0 s~ore to earn till' t ..am certainly got their mone)Q 1sian ~cdviny state or federal M _ 11 ..... ~ ,,~ f!l • ,..... OftiiCJ tra.vel to Chicago Afte" visiting the rlght to attle Hn~eiton wl1o de \tOrth even U they actually dropped I ~ ftance w19hhlB to take odvan •~ a.., dllap fUll•...! wldr. t~~a• ~- World. Fair there he will continue feate.j Hawk 8 1 Donald Jenkin something besldu ~>lugs and wash ta.gf! or the provslom contained In .._.......,.,...... ~,. a uu. w.M~fllll. hls journey to the Yellowstonl'!. Nn. 5011 advanct'd to th.c scc~nd rounch er~ Into the hat as Btrl!t!t Com miss I Senate 8111 200 may do 80 by nqt- -'c.. tlonal Park Rnd thence to the P:l. by his victbry ovm Leifheit G 1 loner Ebersbach tra~+>lled around 1fl 1 r~lng the sta~ Relief OommiA ciftc coast thro111h Los Angeles a.nd Leo VaUKhan wm be mHtcht!c hill quest for nickels and dimeH other Wflstern cltlea and r "turn 111on of their intentions In wrtt\ng again~t Jenkinson In the second The Pu'emen finally copped the 1 After the proper written notlflca The cyclist mfonns the Trlbunt> rcunds nrter de!t"o.tlni Donald~ I!Rme but it waH a hard uphill firht uon hus been received th Relief that he will repol.\t va.rloua pha.scs bwther Gerald Monday afternoon f nd It wound up in a light tlniBt'l Gommlssmn wiD allow the ~yment or hiE trip on motorcyclt to the U 1oh Cl o tloioate In "'• "'"' Oeo W Kreltler counLy ~~.t~enL o! M11lgs county ll'Lid yesterday that I ('XOI!Pt!onaUy favorable rates had tK,,n "'"""'" '"' thiB tou• T>"an< "ortatton hotel fctr two n1Khts two TRAGIC ACCIDENT b\eakfastll admission to Lhe I C fair In Wh1ch YGuth Loot e.nd a few other incidental expens ee are Included 1n the price or S1ght Ia Recalled !113 00 for t H Club members and \ f\4 00 to others who may .vl&h t.o By Fr~enda With th~ an~e mcnt here of " rr-cent. honor bestowed upon Da.le Po'IIJell of Columbllfi son of Mr And Mnl oerge Powell or Spfiler Metas COunty who wa.s one of the 14 Btudents to receive scholarships flwn the American FoundatiOn for the Blind In New York Cit~ the tnililc accident whicl:!. c11.used the tlindnt!SS has been recalled Whe I his early teens Powell lite another boy held a natural atfmlly Lo nrearlllli In bis enthusiMm young Powell con ') atructed a powder firing gun ac eor<llng tQ plans formed In his own lnd 0 11 hted llh 11 18 e1! 01 u, th P1 t g w c l'OUJ18 man prepared for a deftiOn atraUon or Its em.c1ency However 1f)t ftrBt time thr trigger or the im provlaed sun wab pulled Instead of the usual explosion in the chambet which sends the bullets speeding from the barrel the gun exploded ln the lads hands injuring both &)'U to such a.n extent that he wa.s .te,~ with tutal blindness the te ~a~der of his life Qi8plte the ha.ndltap previous ~ as a student the reoom mendatlofl8 of his former teac.hers ana a. definite gool won him the m~nyn ~oung ~Jar.,hlp ~llowmg hit-~ gra.duatlon f.o:om ~ Ohio StAte School for the Blind :iii 1931 Pc,well studied at LhtJ :KitkBville College or Osteopathy illd Sw-gery In Kirkllvllle Mo a,nd iS 1tnrolled In the summer Mchool of t .. Ohio State University now it ••~ learned Blnce 1925 the foundation bns awarded 115 ~teholarshlpll. to young ln.ccompany the club member~ on 1 the tour In addltlon to the cost of the to lr the members of the party will (ln!y need to provide fund!! for four 1meals In Chicar,o and for elevated rf\ llroad fa.re to and from the ho~1 on two days. Thl.& tour will per n Jt the tourlstrJ to spend one even lng In Chlcaao and have two full days and one evening nt the Worlds Fa.lr I Co·)t~Um bus MeetIng M I Oeo W Kreltler county &.llJ'Icul~ tural agent left Monday ror Co11 mbus to attend a meet1n11 called by authorit Cll of thfl United State! J.;epart.ment of Agriculture This meeting called by M L Wilson placed In charge of the wheat contJol program by President Roosevelt will be attended by agriculturol col).ege extetllllon dlr t rtorfl and farm economists from ttn states lt.8 purpose Is to outline plans ror controlling wheat acre cge ror this tall u provided by the HCC,ltly p8fi8Cd National Farm Adjustment Act Plaas will be made to put the p ogram Into operation on the a('rtn.ge of wheat to be seeded In the Unit.ed St.Rtes tllll'l fall Mr Kreltlrl Is one or fotir county agrl f'Uitural agent.'! who will attend the meeting being called In for this pmpot-~e l>y H C Ramsower director of Ohio s agricultural ex t<'ll81on service or the Ohio State s I -- I -- luy handkerc ..-. with what it lave• r:w· LISTERINE ans 0 andBobby willVo.ugh fact> R meai!Ul'P. Harbrecht6 took Charley Graber Tueflduy At the completion of the scconcl round Tuesday the semi !lna1B play wHI be Btarted which Manager TIJ Dye believes w111 provide plenty of hoLly contested matches until the flnlllG play with the tNO be.~t ol the singles tom nament compctinl fat honors ImmediatelY following the singlet play the double matches will begin to determine the ch \ffiplon daub lcs playcu or Pomerov Prizes to be awarded the winners upon the completion of the tournav were donated by the New York Clothlnll' House Jla,rti~~:Y &: ~n nett The Voi'Ue Shoppe EberBbach Hardware McMaster Hardware Reeds Drug Store Tl)e ea.ntta.1~ C'lloc(ry ls runJishlng !Jails 1s<:d 1 the play BIRTHDAYS CEttBRATI!:D Mr and Mr;--J;'otJ Elberfeld. of Mulberry Avenm~ and S<f. lacob Elberfeld Jr of t:.oran returned Monday fJ!.Chlcago where they hnve bE;f:!n a jldtn« the Century PI Progre¥ E sitloo "' "' ============ PRfSIDENT TAKES USE or C~~ TAXE~ ~CliVE CH~RG[ IJF RECOVERY' Pl~NS FIR RHIH N~T AllOWE~ IN ~GTi Attorney General aid era More F undo For F1ght Mr. Roooevelt Will Pero• onally D1rect Econ· om1c Prolll'am Legialature Om1ta ment, Block1n1 Tram· fer Of Fundo I Anb-(;nme Leader TO CURB CRIME TOLEDOAN CHOSEN WI:-IITE EVASIVE Officials Convinced Eq· uipment At Hand Ia Inadequate To Direct ExJI'I'nditure of $3,300,000,000 Un· der lckea When Aaked If Omiuion W11l Cauae Htm To Exereiae Veto : ~IGTIM~ ~f KI~N~PERS ~Till 8£1NG HHD: IMP~RTANT ·onEAK' EXPECTED H ~GC~~ S~ON IN O'GONNHl C~SE 1 I Amend-~ Many Rum or. Rerardmg Releaae Of Powerful Pohti· c1ana' Nephew Str1ke Stone-wall Of Silence At O'Connell Home In Alba)ly I RELATIVES FEAR FOR BANKER'S LIFE 1 ' Afr~ud Shock Of Ktdnaptng Too Great For Ag..d Man'• Hearl To Witbatand, "Jake The Bar· ber" Case Shll Myaterioua To Police I COlumbus 0 July 12-IN&1\J}other monkey wrench was UUown into the Ohio reuer mach! Bv JAMES L KILGAI.J..EN nery today when Oonrnor Georgf' Albany July 12 - INS--For the first t•me <lnce the Whtt>e wa.a Informed thnt the Pfe1f rer auoUne tax repenll"l a pnrt or ~•dnapmg five day' ago or 24-year old John J O'Connell Ule (JiglAiature s nt'w tax p1ogram Jr member!'! of the polltu~ all) powerful O'Connell fam will prohibit diversion of the high wfl)' money tor relld put'p()!leB In I'11y of Albany admttted prtvateh to cloAe frtend~ today local subdivisions W•••hlng: that thev were confident the m1ssmg youth would be re 'the lnformaLton was given to the aovernct' by Major E 0 Brnught I turned soon----\Safe and unhanned st.nte rehef Pmpervisor NegotiatiOn!-! wJth the kidnaper~ were reported Qtlvemor White was evasive when uked whether thl!! will rnuse 1 hortly before noon to be progres.<ung satJsfa~'or1ly, a) 111m to vote the bill 1 tlwugh neither the police nor the 0 Conr.ell famtly would The ptelrter bill rP.peals tht! fourth cent of the present tour tormall) aclmtt thnt a ddintte contact bad been estab-cent ga.ollne tax which 1S wed ror ,,hrd 1 highway purposes exclusively Th~ Otm,llttt bill levyln11 a one~cent a anon tax ou a1 1quid tht> Leave tn For Bank on 1500 :noney "» be ust>d for schools M1le J.tunt to Cart· I ......... I Tuesday and \Vednffilay r. Brown and Ellis In Pairlcla. I Italian Armada LeaVeS IceIand "ELMER THE GREAT" Batty Comedy nf Baseball BlondeR ... op bv In Russians Are Condemned To Die - For Attemptllll' to Start bellton by Potaon•n• Government Asks For Reduced Rate w~klfti'Jileft IndiAna Pubhc Service COm· mioston Told Rates Sh.,..ld be Cut 10% I - I u.s place [ am still oppo._'led t.o any rnls lng of the state ~~:asollnc tax Will> the rovernor s maly comanent In rushing Its t30 000 000 ta:w:atkm Pl'Oiram lllrough thl! leKislature state senate lnBUrgents accidentally amendmentl permittina use of gasoline funds for reller Br&Uilht told the governor Theretore the COWl ties and cltlll! been di thCI.r reUet do oo wrtaht, L..brador I I thJrd~ were~ HKioe~3b Hoodp Crueserc Berry p c RKloctcf Zahllt Kindle lb Maness rf ,~ 4 27 1'1 & • •• I I \ 400~00 4- " 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 I 12 0 1 I I ' . . SON SAVES FA.TRE& IWJsyllla 0 July 12- INI!c-'!1! Be11 60 fatn\el:O o~ \V,eillo ~ uear here who waH rescued by his !On when he was bell'lll gored by a bull was recovering today from his 111jlll1es The animal turned on Bell as he was leadlna It alona the' road near hie home tossed h' m In the atr and waH goring him when Bells son John arrived wlth a club lijld beat the bull away The elder man But!· ered \nternal inJuries and I!IE!veral hrokeh rlbR GIRL IS AUTO VICTIM MRS R0081MtLT 1!1 Qll£BEC ' OaJdwell 0 July "l2-i1NBEight~year old Martha Kanada dauiJhter of a coal miner died "'tf'n! ~ay ot a broken neck and frac• tured hlp sutn~red yeaterday when she was struck by the autom oblle of H W OOUKdan salesman of Zion IlL Oouthan t1a1 exonerated by C<lr oner Thomas Rossiter l•ru... . .. .. .. FIREMEN FIGHT FIRE WITH MILK * * * • "' "' * I of Cemuune dam11ness. Cemiinly, Luckiea Pleuel I an well under· stand why men pruse tuckies• fine tobacco character and mellow·mdd· ness-bu"'" for ,_I vllue ft'"f'M· relauoosh1p between my agarette illrly rbe osllltlllce of P.llf"'1 wbjch and my lips And if mere·sanftbillg\ 'Toasdns''bnngs-for,Wlth"" my rm sensmve about, n·s that feeling agareue 11apmonaJ.wam•tethill!!- t suppose, men would ali""J reason for liking Lttckiea JU$1 a femirune wbUD. Maybe 11 IS, b!f 1(s a whim dw I love to 1Dc!Wge • for I am always conSCious ol tile 1ntunate I I I I .' ' / Estranged Mate Is Jleld In Case By ()peratora m Drawm1 up Code f!>r Recovery of C'!"l Bualneaa -=====:;;:C::====::c== I .. . .. m"" $5 Day Wage Used As Basic l!ate I "' "' Quebec July 12-~Retresbed oy a resttuJ nltht Mrs FrankUn D Roosevelt toda.y prepared to visit historic and scentc spots In this realon____________ on her ncatlon a.utomoblle wur ___ - to ••• ::;-·,~,~~,c,c.•• around The mlne operaton adherlnl to this qreement In Ohto, Pennaylva.nla Weat VlralDia and other stah!1 include onlY thoae wbo have contracts with the t:JD1ted Klne Worten and do not tncluda eert&1n others, wbo are meetlna allo IUid are expecte<l to preaent a dirferent code to Hueh S Jolu!aoD IDduotrlal fdm1nlltra1or IIWU l!llpleted.Job!ISOD will de• llln•te a m Whlcb all ...,. llictll!a ooal lnteroote must IUbmlt 111e1r .,... ond fta,. t11em ..,_ ordlnlted 12-~, Philadelphia July a detective squad '\ guarded the estate of W Martin 1\.BBOCI&te editor Of ~ Saturday Evenmg Poat ana, whli. .. \.IBS believed to han been ur W 1 tempt to kidnap hla son Pe\tr~ Martin aged four ~--. An unidentified. man was seen IJ1 servants loiLerin& about the astaee: yesterday afternoon and w&& drtv~ en off when be attempted to ap-. proach the boy who W88 plaJIUI 'bl a garden LAter poJiee found tbe woodwork had been carved ~"AJ r.ear the lock on a rear door ~·-\~< was belleved the man had aft.< 1 at bempt to enter the house Martin and se\'eral friends remained on guanl durtng the nJaht. a.waltln& t.ht mans return. Tbf household was badly frightened lata 1n the eventna when a maid acream. ~d and declared llhe saw a miiLR t.l-truat hla head through a door A sea.rc:h of the esta~ located far from the main road In a deeP EGG HUNT IS ON woods tailed to reveal a trace of IN NORTHERN OHIO Lhe man Poot.prlntB were found leading to Findlay o JulY 12-IN&-Sorne "" bam but a thorouah search ~e where In northwestern Ohio today failed to uncover the mYBterlous inwas a house where $600 worth ol truder eap are cached following the hi ··~"~ln~oa~ld~h~e:.h~"" __'_.._._••_.. no jacl:tng of an en ttttek last night letteJ'si and the abduction ot the truck driver and a companion Pollee of tour counttea searched the h0U81! today M intensely Bl! were conducting a man~ hunt Ray Lehman. 22 the truck driver and. WalteT Chaney 18 hl8 com Approve 3 2 Per Cent Liq. p&nlon both of Celina weren't utd by NNrly Two to much help They were blindfold ed last. nlll'bt at the time thetr ear One MaJOI'IIy 10 was unloaded by the hi jacters Oklahoma City Okla. JuiJ IN~LateAt retum11 from y~ aar s referendum revealed todQ TI:-IIS IS MUCH that Oklahoma had voted almoat. 2 TO BE DOUBTED to 1 to lepllze 3.2 per oent beer ~ The vote tn 2.851 prectncta out df in the state was 2S1,GO'I' to Chleqo July I~INSThree point~\wo actually ran~ aea lUi hlgh u four point-one nine Arnold S Wahl. director of the Wahl Institute of BleW fnl' told brewmasten meet 1nr here that most ot the bre'llt' sold at 3.2 per oat aloohoUc content is actually 3.3 and 3.5 per cent alc:obol lief! and AB R H PO A E 5 1 1 ll 5 1 511121 312020 101011 1 301406 400000 ~~~ ~ ~ ~ ownw:'bu-¥J 8~ ller in evidence he was aduaU.:, teld by the senders Thus fl'lloOI at Factor believed the !ltran~e ~ r1ap drama waa moving to a rapfd. nnale r' I 32 5 whenc~,;r a .aiiJill!t rtna: the one t.lme Hal8ted --- --- -- "' ~ PRICE CUMMINGS M~KES ~EADY UBATTlE WITH GANGSTERS OFarB drove a long tty to rlrht j ftrld that about half or the public 1 thought It was foul nnd the other 1 half said fair but Lilt! umpire who! hat final jurisdiction decided IL was fvul and With the dHCII!Ion went the lv.st chance of the Churchmen W> 1 C cars then flied out and Hf!iO.l wag O;Jt on his Infield hit 1 The disputed drive had scored a run to tie the score but 1t was not n lowed and thereby hang t.ht> caw;e of much a1gument 1 1 he Fl~en 6COred tour runs In lhe sixth lnnlng on t~ree hits Q. wnlk and eJTor w.hUe Lbe Chute~ i!ten had 1100red a quartette on ftve I hits and error h'l the thtrd The winning tun WR5 pushed over by lJ1e Firemen In the~ big toning erter having broken Into the rup cW,umn with one marker In the Fifty relatifu a.nd friends aa.th ercd the bpme of Mr and Mrs Ouy Watson ~! Condor Street Mon da> ~n~n1r and celebr&ted with a party tn ~o~ctr ot t~ b~dayl of David Wa!OOil and l'iiB 111\"<!'"11l David w1ua.m j.:\lof the host and It as Wllt.aon a 18th 1 oste OS a....!and':" David Wuuams 1 ann ven • 11 nr~ter aq eveptna ~en\ II). ~ry maklrig the relatives and friehd8 d arted wlahi"'l Ute •ueaia of hon Tc..~l ep •• \': or miLnY hapot lttrthdayB Slmp.Ban (I Oea.rs AA Hees2b Personals ~ 1933 to POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ' -Ohlo-F'alr and wa"mir sbowera 'l'hlll'l LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. I TOOTH PASTE A!Ho Th., Gel!lha Girls,. one Inning out 111 the nluth one 1 ~~r on such·~·~"~'"~m~l~tl.egd~to~t~h~•h;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~?~~~C~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~Tr~l~b~Wl~•~v~la~m~a~I~I~H~e~ls~p~':•po~';•g~~~~~~~~~~~~ property In each I to leftve at once lt was said 1 lundlotd 1n and the lll.St With two and on baa'~lO~~or~th~e~t 1un needed tie and two to win do; " The box score follows Firemen C5; 1\B R H PO A E GrtJen 3b 4 1 1 0 S 1 RShumakerss 410150 THrill 2b I o; f 1 1 2 3 1 H Yo~;~ng ct p 4 o u 1 0 1 s Yo'tina tb 3 1 o 20 o 1 Bartels rf cf 4 o 1 l 0 1 Dnnnlt :110200 GrCR8C 301020 1 Rea p rr _: _" _" _" ~ _" •t l l'nderstand h111 actions per~)* spoke louder than words ~ ~ prtse perhaps WM the appear ct a male member bnpereonatln a yvung lady That In itself u wortH lh.e price of adml.ssiau The following boy11 were members or the cast Huckleberry Mar on Ward Pinky Plnfealhere Fred Orow Tudge ToUiver HaroJd Oru e"er Mr McClosky Tip Die Nor man Tolliver Howard Ewlns J~ Sklnnum Charles Gloedwer ~n Lung Loo Carl Jennings Flapjack George Joachim Tubby Timmor. s1 Elwood Bowers Micky Malone, Vlllllam Strauss Squirmy Bean Richard Nye Buster Brown Oha& Russell Freckles Klosson JeG. Webster and Lengthy Smith Cha.s Price The cast was asslsted In ~e lnst a.ct entitled Old Glory by t. Rroup •~ .u boy <eou•·""' t•om Pomerov and Middleport The play Will be presenLed to ulght at the Middleport high school auditorium and to...onorrow evenlnK (Wednesday) at the Racine hlil' oohobl 111.ud1tor1um The proceed. from the play wm go toward the btneftt or a boy scout camp tn Meigs county CYCI ES Wlti!T I ~ ~at ~, and house Total 36 4 124 10 41 Miss Martha gueat Mlss Irene Pran"k ot Upper I Sandusky art spendlna the week at Ea.rned runs Churchm~n .z Buckeye Lake Mise Pra.nk -. ho has Left on bases Ptremetl 4 Simp b~en a guest at the Dorst home on son 7 WeBt Main at.reet the past week wlii Base on balls Rea. 2 Younr 1 I return tQ her home In Upper San B<.rry l dWiky from Buckeye Lake Struck out by Berry 3 • • • Wild pitches Berry ~ Rea 1 Miss Hel~n Lochary of Ool.»mbus nun& batted lJ::!. by Rea R Shu ~ ----Ia vlaltlng her brother Patrick raak~r Terrill Bartels 2 Oear!ll O'ILart.er No 19HO Reserve DiAtrlct No 4 Lochary and fnmUy or Llncoln p.tu Or.ueser RF.POR'l OF CO~IUTJON OF T.H£ • • • TWo btise hits 'Bartels MfB Carolyn Hamlltott of Cq Three baBe hit Or~n lumbus is the house JUeSt of Jail Score by ibnings 1 2 3 i 5 6 'l 8 Y 1;'! ' ' Ponutr..y In the Stak or Ohlu at th" eloee or bual~ on June 31) \ trgle Hartley ¥¥¥ Fl1'emen OQ100400x Hlltll 1 Mr8 Ben Solnn and sOn Howard Slmpton: 0 b f 00000 o ASSET8 I ~n8 Bnd diSCOWlt!i $235 '100 91 of W001ter are the rue&U~ of Yr I 2 Overdtatt.'l 195 6& and Mrs John Short of Mulberry I' M~ and Mrs A Fontana and fam3 United Sta tes UovernmenL secmltler, owned 213 381 4.6 J\\enue Ily I 4 Other bonds stocks sccwltle! owned 6a 935 1>0 llr and Mro L F &hoeiiltb lefl e Banklnf 1\0liBe $11 500 Furniture and fixture" ,, 000 1HOIJ 00 Mis8 Eva 8a)IP ~t St Obarle.. 8. f\eSel'Ve With F\!derat Reserve BR.nk 4Y,844 00 Tueeday morhiAI for Ma~tf 8 dP.Sh.. and due C\'om th:mkri 66 824.30 w[\ere ~they wtn vtalt brl•fly wttb Ml810ur1 who has been .51Wna her thii fanners part~ts Prom Were btother Oharlea Sayre an<rlamUy 11 Redemption fund with [' S '.1 reasUI cr und due tram they wru go to Chlcaao wl)ere they tJ ~ 1'1 ea.sUJ eo 2 fJOO 011 will spend a week. a.t~ndlng the ltft Tuesday morning for Wheeltna: I where She wUl v!slt relatJveB and Century of ProtJre&s Exposition friends. Miss Sayre formerly of TOfAL t652 874 t:1 Pomeroy Is H. member ot the nura LIAB[LITIES Mrs Arthur Rouah of Columbus & Btaft' at LindenwOod Women 1 Hl...otrculatlng notes outAtnndlng tMOOOOO who hu been l.&.tlna: care of h~ Colle1e lcx::a~ at St Charles I .t.f Demand depositA 348 3'19 71 1:-~other Mrs C.lll.e Campbell dlll'~ J'J Time depoaits 145 682 53 lng her recent lllneu has returnMra Pia Marzetti and two chll I ).Iii Due to banks mcludlng certified and ca1hlers Ch{CkB cj home dren or A8hla.nd Xy returned out.&tandlnr 3 HIU 58 Tuesday after a week'~; vl.sit here a.a 28 Oapl.tal acoount Adolph Schmoll Of Oincin.Oatt the suests of Mr and Mrs Chas Common stock 500 shares par 1100 per ~hare IMOOOOO ha.a returned home tJfter a sAort Cue! They W~R! accompanied Surplus :;o 000 00 visit here with relatiVes Hla wlte home by MJss Ida CIIUlCI who wlU ~ Undiv1ded proHI&-net 6 930 31 and two chUdren remalne,d for a rPmaln for a visit Reserve.~~ for contingencies 106 930 Jl months stay with Mra OJara Schaefer Henry Stralle waa taken to Mt TOTAL Including Capital. Account $662 87-t 13 • "" • Oarmel Hoapltal Oolqmbus Mon~ 1 Stale or Ohio County of Meigs sa Mn Harold Crumley Mn H L day where he wlll underao obser I, Edison Hotmtetter Ca.sh!er of the o.bove named bank. do &olemnlv !l'laclt and Mlsa lllldred Schorn \ll.tlon and probable QPeJatlou ~ that the abo\e 11tat.ement Is true to the best of my knowledKe and were Athena t!laJtora Monday • ., tieUet • • • Mr and Mra Ralph Pureen of OOnect-Attest EDISON HOBSTE'n'ER Cuhler Mra Louise Heller of OobunbiJ8 Columbus who have been vtaltlna MAROARET H STANBERY lA vliltinl her ntece :Mrs Tom Mr and Mrs Wendell Betalng of HART STANBERY Geolleln or &:ut Ma1n street. Ea•t Main Street h•n returned E M NYE Directors If • • home accompanied bJ lltsl Sadle Sublccrlhefl and r.worn to bPro~ me this 11th da)' ot July 1933 Mtu Ida Pontula ot Gallipolis 11 LueWe Dllr.lt who wm rP.mnln ror a the lllelt of her unde 1111d aunt, vlllt. (RE/IL) A R Out~, Not.ar)' Publlc -- 1 Wh• h M ..., R I " ~:~~~~~- W IN TH RllliN~ TllT SWtes Cu'tla It liUnd and students In is said the lnclud United UQt various vocations such as ttl.chlng osteopatl)y fQWiic soclul \'WiWk' d ctaphone op(ltl\tlng and In tetpretlng ~....,1.~~~~~~ d rIREM EN • The wheat control plan is one of University !uur ulreH.dy undt r way the others 1 mg cotto1 tobacco and corn Plans have been In the making at Washington for several weeks and now fede~al authorJttea are con MEETING CA-l LEI> r~rring with a.grlcultW'al leQders 1 the va11ous t~ectlons of Lhe Unit A oonrerencr- or all repre~enta· ed State~ to adapt the nation widettVt:s of house and truck mines In plans to local conditions the Pomeroy Bend coal field and l'i presenta.UveR of the local Reale LOCAL MAN ARRESTED committee w II be held In the Coilrt David Ttmell of Pomeroy W88 house here Wedne!lday Hfternoon arres ted Monday evening by Sher o.t two o clock accord!11g to an an I'! A 0 Tracy and William RobsOn liOI.Illcmcnt by Pearl Parker On t [!eputy marshal of Middleport. at ed Mine Workerfl of Amerlco rep ae wr an alleged alt.erca.t•on at his county I owe here l'.errel). lXBIJ pla~d 1n ttiPJ 601lnt.r. JfllT pehtUDr a prel1mtn~ &he conference Bald is to draw flry hearing on IntoxJclltlon eharg working wage scale howe nnd truck mine Ar:f:mdlng to the o1Dcers Ten-ell tnd suffered several 1aceratlon8 on the th~ heR.d whtch he said were caused Y. hen struck with an axe handle by ~ nelghbor TI1e wounds were bleed ~ REPEAL RA.fiF lEU lug somewhat when he was locked rt up It was toRid although none waa JU,rttqrd Corm July ll~INB­ L"+lleved t~erloua ft]tplally and without dl.-enting vote Connoctkut. s delegates lu WEDDING ANNOUNCED cdnventlon at the c~ttJitol totlay Mrs Callie Campbell Ia announc raiffled the tecteral amendmPnt 101 lnd' tlle recent marr1aa:e of her rery;at ot. 'l'Ohlbltloll .. dauahter Mildred lola tu Mr Carl r Mitch sOn c.t Mr and Mrs --,1 heodore Mlteh The marrlare • POPLAR RIDGE uremony tOok place Thursday June 211 at tht. BaptJ1!t parsonaae with 'J1rs ll5Ulles Thompson ia spend,; Rev Dr A R st&rk oftlclat.lng The btlde 11 a. graduate o.t Pome MJt. d~Dflle l'l.rench of Campall)n lp~a leWi days with her ljla"ghter tU y ¥gh school ~I us or 27 and ~ and }ffrs ,J&me'!, Wtrd and n.t p1 esent employed nt the Ewlnl) eh ldren wllre viait.(QI her sL.te1 ~rocery Mr Mitch 18 an emp,oy~e Mr: A\'thur Coughe~o\lr and hus~ of the Parkersbura Rl~r & Reel patld Mrs Coughenour returned OomPft.nY of EILsl; Main stfoeet: Ac hoQle wilh hi"T sister for a few days rordln.a to present plam the younl) Vlolr.' couple will retd(je with ~he bride s Jloulse Brnlth or OalUpolls spent r.1other Mrs Callie Campbell 8tltlu'Q~oy night with her 1randp..,r~ cntl ~ , ~nd Mrs James ~mley FINED FOK DRIJNkENNE~S A(r, JmheB Ward and chlldren ROllS Bhoerpaker MiddlePort wlio Mri. Iaabel Rose Ihurs~ay .,..as atTested Saturday In an inwere visiting Mn; Olen Rose and 1 tr<xica~ed cqn~Jt.lon tollowl.ng an Mr and Mrs Lloyd JenkiM of alleged altercation with hla biother Middleport wert> s mdav guests or Hollis Sheoma.'k:er waa fined t5 :Mr and Mrs Pat. Lynch and costs when he entered a plea Glen and Wandn. Lawson have of gutlty to lntoxlca.tlon charg~s the whoplng cough before J W MeCullouah Justice Ot Mr and Mrs LeBIIe Lemley ~wo the peace Tuesda)l He wa.a remand tllltUI were calling on Mr and M1 s. t-d to jail until fine and costs are O'ltnton JoneB SatUI da;y evf'nlng 1 old the court saC: T I IKreit)er • - Attends I Em-· Twen t y- Th ree B0)'1 Are Jackson Socking and V1nti>n county 4 H Club membera wlll par - lm.ATHER FORECAST- the Newa Of!lce of The Dally Tribune, call 286-L; If the Buomeoa Office ask for 202·R. ARTHUR E. ROBERTS IS KILLED WHEN AUTO IS OVER-TURNED Hi1hway En1inMr in Charre of Pike IUICI Jaekson Ilea, Fatally InJured Early Today; is Well Known "' Meira County c...n.j Oklahoma Voters O.K. Beer's Return tW ..,_ of 1' ta as OJ.Pf h1Kh u 4 19 alcohol he slll.S hl.s abown ,,.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/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 11, 1933 amos markle notte officer ranft