http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/342d430f6e84afd6f4d2730cab7c2023.pdf a69c21de0e2f004cc6a202754ec00a5d PDF Text Text • .,. i to 'l'IIJI DAlLY~. 01110 MaChado mNassau PROCEEOIN~S T~ of Downinl'.8£ STARH~ T~ Harrymotmtiudnall Lceooin SpriD16elcl Countian By Train nBTAIN PR~PERTY l I I TORCH VICTIM ln Order To Get Project Under Way To Secure Federal Funda After t~.ll etf<ll't!l to negotiate sue ~ Cel!l!fully for tJ1e purcha.se or land to be used as a right-of-way failed 1.hc State Higb.WfiY Department atarted condemnation proceedings U waa learned here Wednesd11y When a controveny arose be~ tween county oftlclals over t.he pur. chftBe or land to be used In the rf(!;ht-of~way ot the propOEed $88 ,~ 500 tederal aid project below Hob~ tOn adjoining the new concrete hl1hway at the Oalt1a county nne. cmclnl.s here feared that the job vtcmld be prrmanently lost to Melga county 'Etro1·ts were mae ~ by a citizens c<:mmlttee to nesotiate with the lsnd owners in an eD'ort to reach a Jl8,t1sfactory agreement of the price of land required, but no settle~ ' Dfent could be made. JCounty commis.liloners offered to ~demn the p1eeea of property nteded but the condemnation pro .. Cltedlngs were tralll!ferred to tht! a&~te highway department w})eu became certo.in that the county would not permit such aco. Avon been duly appointed and quaUfied u AdminiStrator or ttle Estate or JamH W. McKee late ot Rutland M-•e . qf State Townablp, Mei&IJ County. Ohio, deeeued., by tbe Probate Court of aatd County. Dated thll!l 14 day of AUJust, 1933. 8 . A. McCulloua:h, Probate Judp of Melae County, 0 . 0. A. Eiaelsteln Deputy Clerk. ' State Authoritieo To Mov.. For Condemning Lota M~~~~f~T~~J ;:~~l~aa ii 'FOR RIGHT OF WAY on a. double railroad track when he · ,. herebJ atven. that Jones of Harr:l1011Y1Ue, Oblo, bas ''Fall ia Line" Karry Hudnall. 20, 800 of Mr and Mrs. WilHam HudnaU, of Downinc· t.cn, was Instantly ldl~d Wednesda-y night when struck by a raUre>ad engine near Hprlnafleld, acoording to the report re&ehlng II - NOTICE OF APPOIIiTMJ!NT Nota 11 FollowiD& Uraiq ley loa ia Run Down by 4 Wet Campaign Is Begun in Colorado e••' "' -~-~ ------:7) -, DANCE! -, a.t. The '· o. o. r . Hall FRIDAY NIGHT, AUG. 18 READERS' NOTICE - If. you want the News Office of The Dally Tribune, call 286-L: If the Buainel!l Office ask for 202-R. 1 M,mUC BY L 0. 0. F. 8YNCOPATOK8 GENTS 25e ·- LADIES U-R-WELCOME! U It's New.s It'a lD The Tl'tbwle PAIWU PERMANENTS ARE ADVANCING Take mdvani.ap of owr pre- sent day lew prius, Cora Tignor THE BOARD OF PAROLE Sprlnc Avenue '' By D. J . BONZO Parqle and Reoord Clerk NEW SHOES llarn~•;:•:..·- - - - - - - - - - of Do~r There'a a new note in Ladie'a Shoe styling thia fall. Suede trinu, kid and novelty ' rraina in eel grey, bla,ek and brown, the leading mad~. .. ) . ' ' '• Steali"lr r1~ SCH~~l AID IS ~HUN BY CATH~UC CHURCH Captured H, AUnS. n-Bf. 8£SUNI PRESENT PETITION HOURS AND WAGES WALLACE ACTS Club Between Weta And Drys Expected Over Beer Tax To Senate Parochial Committee; Vaat Saving• in Paat, Cited Are Center About Which Controversies Are Revolving Propoaea Four Point Program For Reducing Production ~·taned to GEORGE R. HOLMES INS Staff Correspondent Waahlntton, Aug. 18-IN~Ad· rr>inlstraUon eflort.& to •ralse farm commodity prlcea without l'e!OJ1thl( •· ~hind ,. ~~ inftatldn 1'eii.Ched an tnten8lve """'"' _. .... v.:rmaa 11 Bell 1n "fale tod&r 8eWJum duriq a World W&l' ~· - Secretary. of Asrlculture Wall&CI! tarib.eat. RoU Ruda, 11ow • wa•t- hlmaelf an tntlationi!lt, launched. • ;eo iD l.:taelnnatl, Ohio. had her !M'riea of major new moveB de!llin~ t&ptlam of ftn. When four robbeT!'I el!. to whittle down the huge attempted to holclap the ftlt&urant 1 &llrplW!M which han& like a miD wheA •he worb l'ee4ln~ly, R011e :tone around the farmers· nett. • ~bed a plltol .•ad .k1lled one Rl!!port. of widespread l1ftlll!!lt tn nclU ~ter a duel1n which ahe wu u.e run! d.btrict.a 88 a er ud.ed ill t:be: arm. I severe alwnps In the plica ol graln, cotton and livestock, with !harp ~nona... In liv ... - · S ..: I have rnehed Waablnaton.=t I A powerful ln1lat1onl.et in I "'""..... carried Its plea dl jp __ ~ President Roosevelt, urglnt ~ Preaident'a Wife Travellinl 1 use or broad execut:ve pofif:l. to tmlarse the volume of cUrreaelii'r lncoptto an Weat Var• : Before leaving for Chi~, . .&1:•inia Coal Fielda ltlce set In motion the new crop·reductlon mach1MI7i 1. A long~tlme acrease oontrol Morgantown. w Va .. Au11. 18- program for cott.on, to be .p1aoet IN&-Travelinr mcotnlto 1n a formally before Dixie plantete for b<.~ttered old !!edan and wearing [ theJr approval witbln the nest two plnln clothes. Mra Franklin D monthl. Rcosevelt, Wlfe oJ the president, 2. A g:lganUc emei'JlflDqJ ~ v.as located here today-In the I to 1'1!dUCe hOQ: priCes throUib COW• midst of a tour or I ernment. purchase and dlltrlbut.lua' Li-' . ol to Ute by •• for OYel'JlW !a ~ or ; · pool' (e· is.ooo,oOO . a raise ' t croP U. milady'• l:i~·~~~~:;~~th~e fad for ap~Jaret • anuthem total, the we.& rfl$htd throuah the lqwer HoUse wlth U&htntng ~ed de6p1tle .ettem~ · to slash the 'bottle tax ,o n beer to cne~half cent. Wets and dl·y8 staged a vlgorous debate, with numer~ cus wets charging that the bre\Vj!lra cannot endure even a one cent ta:l. A secondary provision of the blll provides that the barrel tax on beer sJ",&ll be lllked from •1 to $1.50. An r.ttempt to restore tb1B filure to tt IJv an amendmetlt was snowed un~ cler by a vote of 88 to 19. Following t.he overwhelming ap. provaJ of the fint part of the pro~ sram, the House recessed until this afternoon when It wm vote on companion bllb to tax. a.musement prices &bove 15 cents, malt, and eosmetlea. bathlnc beaches Tbe plet.pre abQve at a race track out11,kle fttefttl)'. The flllr banl'- I Situation Grows Serious In Ohio • AQTeemenb to Abicle by NRA Not Comin• in • , 1 f..,..... 1 Faat Enou•li to the poor. 3. A &30.000,000 ·--'"""'.:"~~..;•.. !'.!"!~ ' .' attor'lley his oonfesston. She knew, ahe that Oolley had burglariaed OP••·at<! !Wayne county courthouse a/'! "tcol" of Shank. Shank promised COlley ·~ IJ for Job. she declared. And tin! at· torney had pald lonly f]OO of When .she vislted the OOlleys and "fotmd Lhem de!ltitute ~!l."r•I;;J:·!she tltat Rhe to tl<c Oolkoyo df"mnnded Lha.t he paJ DeiBz, said h.l!cttc -led ROOseveIt I I ' Data Gath enng ' Mt:t{·flelen E, leilter, Prbp. ' ' . I m., Aua. z..- 1 dh1plays the newest creation decollete 1porta elothP.e, .- Th~ ~~811~. Shoe .Sh~»Pe. · . ··"" r ARMPRIDUCTS IN RECORD TIME yea.r of the 124,000,000 bef'r·and·beveraae bill '' ' Administration Seeks way Without Resorting ' To Inflation ralalnr .$2f:,IO&,to0 .. OTHER STYLES $1'.95, $2.95, and $3.95 Hr~RTS M~DE R~I~E P~ICES . ~N A. Preaident Rooaevelt Preparea To Sign Oil Pact Geol'l\l! Whhe $5.00AND$6.00 nn c~ns lntenaive Campaign Opened Deapite Ruling Of Bricker at..te le~&111'e SHOES on1~E War Child Heroine Plana Deaigned To · Ralae $9,000,000 Approved By Tax Committe~ : The Jl!lo. ......... "' "Plan !" aabmUi . ,. . MEN'S CROSBY SQUARE DRESS time ror the Addison 7 hlghway. Pederal aid, links In a Oall~a and 1933 Colulabus. 0., AUI'- II-INS -Br & vote ot 101 t;o 10, &be S&ate Uouae ol ~ve. today ll&fl8l!d a 1111' reftclnr the t,...·cen& beer 1u: to 011e llttnt and taxin1 an ...n drlnb OOIIUn&' lllOftl tban fln eea... FOR FALL. Meica Cminliana Tabn · to A.th.en• to' ADawer Char(e It's Spreading GHAMlAr IUT BY S~l~NS MAY .BE V~T£0 ~N IGD~Y ' NOTICE OF BEARING FOR I ·• WEATHER FORECASTtonl&bi. loll Olll<>-Palr, lllllbtJy ...,.. urday fll.tr, ~lowly ri&1na tempen.tUJ"e 1o. W.t portion. tOe ~----. No. 8621:1-Daftl Haggy, a _prJ. tener now confined 1n tbe Ohk" Penttattla.ry, ColurnbW!I, admitted f!'Oin Meigs County, convicted 11-26·1932 ot the crime of Buratary & Lareeny and aervlns & sentence o~ l·lfi yeara La .ellgllbe tor. a. hear~ int: befere the BOARD GP PAR· OLE, on or after October 2, 1938. • LEASED WIRE OF' INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. Sirld Orcter-Oid and New BaDeN We ban l~ta.Ded lArge ceJU01 (!i 5tepped from one to the other to 1' avoid an oncoming traJn He step. 1 ped, however. directly In the path , 1 0: anOther train on the second · 1 t.raek, where . ~" had hoped to reach l! so.fety, and wu struck, hJs body betne badly mangled beneath the 1 v.:t:eel6 ol the enstne I, Hudnall waa released from the 1 Me1Ks county jail here July 4th, atter serving 31 days for a fine and ooats lmpo!ied. upon hlm by Frank Stowe, juatJ.ce of the peace Of SU\· ton township, when be pltaded &uUty to a ctmra:e of bunttn1 1ame tJut or season. He waa arreeted l;y Eldon Clark, Kame warden. He went . Lo Sprinefteld dire~ly atter h1l 1 rlleqae from jail. 11 The body will be shipped to Downington Prtda.y where funeral ; srrv~s will be conducted, It was a .. I wcmt n- INs-1 married Ute HanI that because I NOTICE by extendl Its sponsors preiiCDt. tl.ses 1\nd. adds sort drink and bome·brefl supply taxe~ without maklna: draA· tic revbliona ln the revenue-ralslnt system, ,the PfOil'&Dl iB covered in 'three bllls which. aa amended, pnMc:te' the followlna taxes : 1. A one·cent tax on bottl~ and all other bottled ~•erQ.o J•tatll.na' tor more than 6 bottle; and an Increase 1n the pro~ sent '1.05 tax on bulk beer to SUO. 2. A one-eent tax. on everr to cents. or fraetJon, o! amusement ad• mts&Lon tees of t8 cent& or more, to explre July 1, t938. 3. A tax of to cents a pound or 1aUon on nlalt, malt 8Yl'UP or brewers' wort. 4. Re·enactment of the present to per cent cOsmetic tu.. now IChe-duJed to expire March 81, 1938, to July I, 1938. This .I RITES FRIDAY • :•,Palnlo"':·· Btdl will be received. up to 8eJK, J938, to tumlsh coal to the 1 varlow schoola or the vutaae ot 1 Pomeroy. Blanlu for makln1 up YOI.lr bid& are ln the hands of the Olerk, Ployd P. tlees. V Bualta.r1 5~h. I Grocery, Pomeroy, Ohio. Thoee In~ tel'Biled 1n aubmltttnt 'a bid, eall for bl&nt and tnatructtons. ?:! Ployd P. Y~!Vk , Dllll I Pomeroy Rx. VIP*Ie ~~~~;;;t~::~ 8•17·St. d' " I ~ ' 1 -.... Under the Priee Code established by the Produeer• of milk, the underai1ned Distributor& of milk products in this area are compelled to establish the following pri~ea: Milk, quart& 11c:; pinta 6c: Siqle X Cream, half pinta 12c: pinta 24e ' Double X Cream, half pinta 18c:; pta. 35c: Buttermilk, quarto Be ' Lll•lt . ........ " ........ • F.... OIM...W t6-10 NEW ADMIRAL IN CHARGE DDS I'BOM BVRNS Middletown, 0 .. A\11. 18-~ Ida Bpamnr. 74-year..ald wldo1r ,C Beth&D.J, near here, died today lh Mlddletown h01pltal from bUms ft .. celved tate yesterda,. when ftft dei.troyed the home of her son. Clyde ShiiJl(l\11, J~. Ut-11 ··· ··~···· · ···· ·"' ... 55 m1ra.l Prank B. VPb&m today .... at,tmed command of the United f.btM AsiatiC fleet. He replaoel Admiral Monta:omel'Y Taylor, who ---·-· -N. . . . . Ch_ Ul•lt .. · ..... · .... · ..... A. MIMI!>,... o.- u.lo... lPielol TONIGHT! POMEROY • • ' • k ll ,MIDDlboRT · Effective AlliU•t 16th. 1933 . ' TWO ·ODLfl' I ftAII8 O:J' POMEROY, MIDDLEPORT and . ' GALLIPOLIS DAIRYMEN PlaJ ..... , " .... oallll lliDDLIII'Ou u''""~ ~ AdaaiHiop k bd lOc ' . ' $5.65 11.10-N .'.......... .......... $8.Z5 ut-11 . . .... .. . . . . .... .. . . $8.30 -Pomeroy TIRES Co. WW I rt~tlre. AU&". 111-ni8-M- 1tLe Blaze etarted oll stove explosion ~ from ,a eoa\ �.y'-Y· ~, l ~ , '1'11!1 D41LY ;TH:R UAILY II! u _.t-oluo malltr l'la4oi<>i.ot- TlUJJ1JN~ SJ~l Ullllerll>e 401 u. WB, "' lbe ~1'111D s•••,. • / ooo*t, b&rp-plaJlnl ~- / J'rtd Jttm"ll, IDe. ..... l'biiadel•bla. PIIUburrb, llllh!ol!bo c~ I' DtUyenll BJ tarrier ~- " VUII:r $ ... . . . . on..u One Year • • .. . I tJ B7 J!I.U u •. . • <- • " IAtiJUIL Lil8fl0lf' TKXT-I Snmulll l•f I U-lf.: l fRENO OF Tl'lE TIME$ F'EW DAYS ago a woman accused of murdering.. her husband, was actluttted by a jury in MaMachusetts, although Ju•t how the group of te•timony gatherers arrivl!'d at their dec1siun is a matter of conjecture among thousands of people who followed the case in the newspapers. As a t~sult of that acquittal which may or may not have been senang JlHsti<:e, 1t is rept,rted she is to-receive a contract of $1 ,000 weekly for t-en weeks to appeal on a tour arranged by her .manager. Thet e 1s nothmg atiout this woman now that makes 11e1· ~ny more valuable as a ubox office" attraction than there was before she was accused of the murder. Tile cause of the price bei11g placed upon hH appearance lies wlthm the rJdlCu]ous tdeas of the seneational aRd sordid "..lf the great American pub he as a whole. The m,Jn who ls spont~onng auch a tour is depending one hundred per cent upon the exaggera~ed ideas of thousand& of Amer~ icant~ regardmg the woman w;1om he expects to exhiblt. They Will pay whatevtr price JH askt:ct despite any depri!88JOn or regardless of any other circumstancee. When the American people awaken from themHelves tlnd learn that they themselve~ are the cause of \he terrible cTJme conditim1s exisiting in thh. country, then and nnly tlu~n may we expect to see un lmprovement. That, however, lli too mU&h to ask after onQ seea and talks io some of those who lose all sense of pr-opriety Knd common decency and rush pell~mell to ~ee an accused murdr.ret~s, wlw, if pubhc opimoll IS correct, has been fortunate in that Justice was agam m1stree.ted when her ca~e was tried. !!A I electJonl when JOU can 1et t.bt etUne rewlta with a JliQitcard or two1 - I Still, the VJRG1NJA CR~s~ING I~ C~~o GREGG , Phone star~ ' 5 .82·1; ~ l A8~ RPR~~In[R ' · ..-·-••' UJaln. Amendmen~ ' ---··-.. Wm Yerlo:ey, a<m Harold aud daughter Ha.2el h&ve returned from their vacallon spem In Virgln.la The)' were accompanlud home by Mlaa Irene Knight P M Whaley and wUc Dnd Llllle Douglas were In Coolville, Jl'rldl\l' wl!.h hou:;J wc:-k Mrs Ltzzle Martin gave " have done very well out of ~wenty prtae parLy In honor or her oroera tbey've had only one caD• CaN-'s birthday Mtm~ of ceUatton friends and achoolmates were aent lee creRm and cake Tha~'s the Elghteeot.h a.s the St;rved crow rues It c•tabllahect . the nonrefillable elbow and hung up a. l'l'cord for a. non~8top 1\lght !l.round nothing ~ ••• of heavy-duly hiihway• , We !lave a total transportation plan tt:T guar.er t.han our nee<bl IUld ad - dft1lmal heavy~uty h'!Jhway,a: ~lmPJY lnc~au the surglUB However t""l "'" oo, Ihere can "" no 1~t!:":: I ~~ ~C:d ~l~ke0~te: 9:~ LrJ aptnd mOlJey 00 minimize suroon his pre· were .! -1 • • '• Effort ,. fO"..mUnued h-em t'age oncl 1 "ThBt," Sllld Smith, 'wollld Pl'Ovtde sound money backed by 11·e govenun':!nt, In aufllclent qua.nt1ty to provide n flnn founda.Uon for the recovery progfam We must have inctefl.Sed commoditY prices, else where \\111 our recovery pro· gram be?' L~~;;~;;;;~;;~~::,!t;~~=::::;~~~~~~~~==~~===== , 1 notwithstanding thecomplain wid(" ltlf!RtlonThe southerner-s thnt ary powers gra{lted the 1Pres1ctent Lhere has not been &5 yet Ro.y new 1money put Into cin:ulatiQn On the ofher hand, recent tl eRsury amJ reserve! Mard fttul'e.!l d1scl0se le~ than some months ugo , On Job urge upon our hl&hway authorltles that they specify the maxin;tum Weat.em Union dipped about 1 J:O&'IIblc allocation or t he le~rat point on reahzl.na by t.raden folFIGURES SHOW road fund t.o grade crossing ell\owllll' yeaterd&y's 6 pol.nt mlt1atlon and to thrt construc.tion vance AWed chemk;a.l howcv T At Dangerous or footpaths and oloher J'cllitles ran up more than 2 point& nnd re·rhich will reduce highway casunlHazarda Are Removed ttes Such expendlturel:l, tn. contnat tained about halt lhe gain In the proftt-taklna lo those for highway construction From Highway Short ooverlng was evident In \\Jll provide th e m(I.XImum or emthe utUJtles where Co~Jldated ployment on the JOb In our nwn Hobson Ohio, Aug 19 1933- communities Th('y will moreover. Oas and UnJte4 Corp mantJtlned Lors were 'Grade: crOBSing ellminalwn Is an promote highway safety which Is a tlnn tone in light trad.in1r program by Mot.or 13hares were .!ltrOI18 ana laeal form ot unemployment relit:! badly need ed, rather than adtllng Monday were under the leadel"llhlp o1 ~eti.use a larger percentage of the wastefuUy to our trnns~quon cra.U, but thi8 was O:!nttal Motors the c<!St ot such projects is spent In la · Dlant, whJch 15 alreBdJ overbuilt · tor Earl R Lewis (R), of up to a ne-w hlgh on ber on the job than ln an} other ville tlle republican form of highway construnwn work~ Although Governor o.eclared E R Tompkins local counPITT'JBURGH PRODUCE oontmued strong refused the demand of t} chairman ot the Ohio RR Ern • • , Consolidated, and ploYeee and Citizens League m a 1 Aug John A Lloyct IR ), of Portsmouth, tH-INS-Poultry marr:et :-ractlonnlly In tha.l he make pubUc his achool restatement l.s3ued here loday I ~ tendy, dl!mand good, HUpp\y rhod~ tha buying which ltd prog1am at once tbts l8 not ThU! fact was brought out In a I e.-ate colored hens 13-IG, l~jl.om on the code an 1ecent study by engint'!{!rs of the l1t ns 9-10 colored springer~ 14-10, respon:.1ble lor the republican sire to study Llul bUJs over Interstate Commerce Commls$- l lqhorn sprm gen; I!J-t2. ~ ~ter or the day'.ll new~ fn !r,n" Mr Tompkins statement con- 7 11 ducks 8·10 g'P.ese 6--'J: :tUrkey week-end Lewls !IB-id ~orcd tbe market Wh.."al. oom The Republican spokesman tlnued "Joseph B Eastman fed - 1hCJ'S 12 -14, young toms 10-121 old \lnd cott on were steady and slll(ht- era! co-ordinator of transportatio n "'-' !W.Id that he would tmmmon -J• a '· ~ ly hightr The Wl"ek.-end trade asked for these figures , which !!how ' "''"' pany collC'aguea iuto another Buttet market steady, :land reviews cont.lnu;:d to report. Im- that approxlmately 35 per cent of H 1VP1Y ample, 9'.! score ~ ~us to cono;ider an agreement • 89 vote on lhe bills yet today Jf they proved busJn~ and the dollar the total cost or the averagE> gmdt'" sru1 .. 'o I-2, 88 ~-;core 1!1 t Atanare p~~scd In th(' House Jllowed matked wooknest: aga.Jmt cKltlslng elimination proj Pct BJ P t\nrd 21 3-4 · ;" ,.! ':~~·~.~curri>n~ dipping to TJ 3 spenL for labor on the jo!}.......UJat ~~ Eggs market ~low deiP , fair, A.ga1Mt- 1.5 centa ytstt!t''- in the actual construction 1\0ik MIIJP IY ample, ne!'rbv CtU're~UJ rer ritl:.her t'han for mach!n eu and Co:' p(s 12·13. fle~h extra. 14" materlals~'\v hereas only u.b out 20 15 "cnnf""y w111'e .extras 418·20 ~ PITTSBURGH LI\'F.TOCK percent IJf 'the c.ost of ordlnarv S' 0 W Va Ky current .L"tdf.lpts '" h ighway ~.;on~otrudmn, work 111 ~pe 11t !t lJ 1-2 -~: (Concmued ~~NS--C.~tle receipts 50 !or local IMXJI Mr Eastm11t1 hns V~M:attle!l ~ I~;~~::~:stel.ib', .steera 900·1100 good glven1these fact s to Secreltuy Ickes I umatnes market steady. '&~:nand IJ stee~ 900-1100 medium ol the Department or the Int('rlor slQ,~. -su.p!JIY- mo.der.at.e D(U"by 8 .steefl, 900-1100 common urging that a reasonable propor-~ q~ chip baskets 15-30 Ohlo':)p lb steerS (1~00·1300 good 600 lion of the total federal app 10prla- ba~krts 20 Marietta dlstrl~ . 12 qt U00-130Q medium ~25- tlon of $400 000 000 for Iughw11ys be• ba ~k et;; 10 25 Mm-yland ~1-li bxs 700-1000: good 425·475 ; spen~ on grade crossing t:hml!la- fx€ IP!d Ia ~or 100 ~ medium 400-t25, tion ·• • I Cabbage mmkeL weaker, delfl.and oow11, common · M.- E:a3tman alw erqph tu;•:wd slow supp ly 1111.-detnte, domestic buUs com- !he importance of gl'llde cro~stng round tbo'J)e nearby bu basket., 90fresh oows elimination' from fl. safety s lancl · 1011 New York 8Q lb.s sa.clts 100-115 point' the st.ttemcnt continues 5? lb sack ~ 75 Bulk per bane! 75mark:et lower 'showing that wh('reas In 1931 s;: 425-4'15 1 cnly -w rallrou.d passengers \l. er1 mo- ~ ktlled there were a total of 1 811 S Th M ' • ~ hlghwa.y users ~llled at gro.rlr fle e ountatneer ' l~IN8-Bettle­ •••••• cro~J.':Jmgs These figur~s show not Kids at tht: Electric "Thea.. • ~ttrlke, only the impot Lance of Cl"O$Slng d o 1 L•llmlnatlon but also the faol tha t ' tre, Satur ay. v.lth a for union ' nrsu -Driv~ ... :' I ----- months a11o a certain legi•latoi m the state 1liRde SOMEa heated statement on the ftoor of the House of Rep· 1 ' . ··••i·49c·· ~~-: " lb. 17c Red' tircle .. ,' lb. 21,_ Bolco.r . .. . : lb. 25c: PURE CANE SUGAR 26 lb. ba,$1.29 SUNNYFIELD FLOUR24'h lb.•k. 95c BULK LARD 4 lbo. zgc ROLL BUTTER 2 lb. 43~ Print Butter .... 2 lb. 46c WHITE HOUSE MILK 3.~!~ 17c Pet - Wiloon - Borden or tall CARNATION.MILK can SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkao. w':h Diamond Cryata1 O I Held ~ • ' . 1 ' tollee-1 :· rescntatives at Columbus that the Speaker of that body was a "Hell of a Speaker." AIJ a result of that st••teJment jiiiAJ[E he was barred from the Ooor by action of his fellpw mem- .,...._.._.;;._~~fJ;~~~n beJ•• who decreed that he muot not W1<J · Such language and th•t until he apologized for his actions, he would H.viiOII: I:;~~~ stnud suspended so far as that body was eonccrned. However, when the House conveued a few d•y.s ago J: ~9i"!l1p ill SJl ecial sesswn L~.t the can nf the governor, it was found I~~;::r;::"'J/~~ thut Mr. Kasch was m his accustomed ~eat. Furthermore,,, it wat~ learned that the memberii of the House \oted to permit hm to resume h1s •eat a!ld th•t he did not apolo- FOUST BllN M. E. CHURCH gize before such \oote was brought about, which nPturnlJy rrenne .... l'alor ' raJsll:s the que~tion, wa!o\ Mr. Kasch right? NotQ1nl WOl'lhlp at t :l5 A. M. 6und&JI school a~ 10:11~ A. M F1'1Jm al1 mdications, he must have been correct m Vernon Ne110, Supt. hia statement to his floor chtef and it Beems that others ,must have concurred m thnt v1ew, eh:e how is the recent IS'I. rAIJJ: c~~'f.c':~HVRCH acti-on of th e House explained'! 'fhel'e IS no dlsputmgl 9 A M. . ( to suy th e Ieast) t h.mgs Sunda)' r.chool 10 the tact that some very pecu Itar Dlvlne ee~ke 16 J\ M occurr~d at the time that Mr. Kasch ctnde the expiOBive ~r:i~ ilt BL. Johrl'a, Pine ?rove 2 statement. Sunday , Au1 27th, all day mlaaWhile bad language on the who1f il~ to be dt~courag~ at Pia:~vl~:Ov~~ ~~~~c!~ ed, there are times when a vitrwhrc outburst from a real and a P M Baalr:e~ dinner a\ noon "he" man strikes the respon.sive chord in people's make.. n•sT PIIBIIBYTPIAN a. ups and makes friends for the author of the outburst be- Till PEACE IVANG&JC.U CHURCH cause the averare A'mt':rican does admire a frartk, out· Church achool 9:00. Morntua worthlp at 10 30 Ser1\poken, two-fisted man who will meet hts adversaries on mon t.optc ••£noch tbe lmmort&l " an even footing and will not l'ltoop to subterfures and po- 8erv1ce 1n Mineuvllle a~ u.oo P M litical back-biting to win hi• point. In other words, the principles of manhood still win the ploudits of the greut maJority of people when properly Hpp1,ed. ,T AX PROBLEMS UR legislature is again wi·estllng with problems of taxatiou and much iK being said for ~:t.ud agttinst tbe bat· tic. The principol argument now is regarding relief which remmds us that after all. food must come Hrst. If we will but feed tho•e who are hungry. there will be plenty of w•·Y• B!Id mean• to see that the other' needed things are brought about. The people of this state are too wh~e not to take care bf their educational problems but before doing that let'• put something In tlte el]lpty stomach• oo that their owners will have a clear head to help do some thinking on the e<lucatiq~al sqbject later. Our children must be sent tp school but they J11USt be !ed before they c~n be sent there. Ce$jnly there is no ar~~'l'•nt ••t!~ralng these f~atureo of the presdqt troubles faced hy our solon•. EIGHT OlCJ.;OCK • TABLE SALT CIDER VINEGAR BROWN SUGAR PICKLING SPICES 3 pkao. raJ. 2 lba. lb. • . • ·••• • •• " ,,• ,,'' ... • HERE ..•• •• •• '' Tho followin1 Ice Cream Dealert in Pome· roy have eat.blia!tecl the re!IUI&r uniform price• effective Satl!rda)', Aua. 19th. ' $iPII~ dip cqp,. ......................... Sc Pot!bl• dip cqnjt ..... , ................. lJ!I: Pllllll cretm'-iljtll .... 1 . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • .. fill: s'"l~~ : ............................. ,. 31n~lt! ~~~~ $.,~ ...... , · · · .. · · .. · · .. .. .. J¥tlb•.; ~P:~ • 1 · ..... , .... .'....... 1.... , • f•hn •' Ia"'"' ~.I. ...,.., Dairy Maid TWIN BREAD Z40Z loaf 101 ft l f ''But he need• mel" Needt' yOu!" 1eoired tleJd, 0 He needed JOU Jaat when he reeelv .. J that woman apartment. What a fool ;voa a cbapreli> 11 • appreciate whot oostlier tobaccos mean i111 mak· iq • cigarette mild, cool. LenL You breat your heart •hU• I h~w'hile he---" lkiuMI. A rudimentaey 1enae of the ftnt time entered Into field'.!! 11oice and ebetkfi!d what l~ ................ 4lhs. · ....... ' . . . . . . lb.· ••• .. tO' tb8. thtl 35 Percent Of Actual Cc.at rrlghttul caroage now t«klng plnet! hil{hwa.yH Gces T o Wor kmen 1 m, our c1v 1c minded Citi~Gens ' 11hhuld I Mrs. Berth'l Vannest 16 viH1tlni Ma.lr.era u highway usen ra.Lber thaD tbe ra.llw•ya would be Ute • prl.nolpal beneficta•I"" or '""'' >mprov•menta. ll may be ver; serlomly Q.W!IItiuued whether thlJ country needs any cunslderable addlUonai mue- Same Time BEARWALLUW RIDGE Mra MlUJ' Meeks of Shade, - Stocks etaentlaL We wlah to command the c:ttl· zen who first tbolllbt llf putttna the oncmal manUICllpt of the OonstituUon under lOCk and key. Ell MIN ~T I~ N~ f Program That didn'~ worry hlln He batt atoppad tomethllllf important. and GOi.DE.N' TEXT-And' ~m\1-el eal&" ~nto tiHI Deopl•, f•IU' not: 1• '-•"'t' I! the bol(le-,.ulled had 4one •II till• wlolttdne... Y~l ' tLir~ 1 not ulde from toUow,n.- tb.,,.~.,~ ucrtbbled au their improvements on Wuatr~ parehment U but ••n•• th& Lfrd "fllll ah ~out that hurt J laruu•I 11 SO ...l 1 would. now loot Ute a tln~an t.ourPRIMARY TOPI~~omu•l ·nUt• lst•a bact t.ll'ea. lug to God 1 IUNIOR TOPIC-BI.muel Llll•nlnl" It would ~ full of blow·qut patte God lNTER ~.lEDIA.TIIl AND SENIOR rhea, hemJUtchlng, dedmal points notaUons t.rtd tbe e:Jortous AmeriTOPJC- Tmlnlnl" for Ser.le"YOtJN O l'EOPLI!'l AND ADULT can eagle would be JnacUclng short TOPIC-R"pou8!_to Ood'1 Call ftlahta in pa.reothe811. I, Samuel'• llrth (1 •1 2<1). lie was Jlven to Hatnnab In an· ltwer to l1er l.ll'a,Yer. Bll oume mean• I · a&ked ot God." II. Sam1.111 L•nt to the Lord (1 :M· ::.'8). In connection wlt.h Hannah's prayer for a man child, 111e vowOO to give him to God. lie wu lo be a Nu.artte all t11e tlay11 ol hi& life. ln fulfillment of her vow, 1he took hJm at an earl)' age to tlie sanctuar) aud gave hlw o'er to the ehnrge ot EU, the prleat, to wlnl 8ter thereln. bl"klte clUb at a We o'c1oet ttioner, ---...,..-~ u.aed. to live 1P our town Althouah Prom now OD we 1M no reuoo be wasn'i IOinl anywbere-, he UBed lor tbe reai ot tM a~te$ to bold a to bl the throua:h expresa Just tor 1epeal vote. Jlllto bave the KOVemor the fWl of Jrtopplng lt. tt>1ephone lt bl. I ........ . :rH.E MR. KASCH '< II --T>ea...._,_TioeltVlon .....,u One W:ootb • • . •• , . .. ... ." Three MonthA . • •...•....• oV\1' Silt Months • . • . . 8 00 One Year t8tJIIII for Auruat 20 I . Fer Edltlll'lll Ofllcle, C,.U llf..L One Week •• • . , To i\Jlqt)ler Bl' Ar!h!!l' "luro" ll&er I Of ooune, It used to \Vby UJeDd lood moue,- on st.atewide He waan 't on lt. &U'aESEH'l'.I.TtvJ& l'or BulDeu Offiee and Cin.tAti• Depi. Call UI•B I I , ~d One Wctrd ~----- L'E SSON -:~ OOD•' PBONI YOIJ& NIW8 TO I• IISIJNDAY ! --- ····- '"'~ ~:;:..., SCHOOl; ' tbtm- PRmAY, AUGUST 18, 1133 I . no IMt&lloe w1ll be publWJ.ed. ADV~TJBING ••• On the Run lloll omoe •! ,AnDOy)pOill le~tetJ, however exceUent and dealrable In li.I.TJOJf.&L ... mmu~. l'l!b!lO!>"d Daily ljld ......, _ . ll&tur<IJJ. Located on Lower ....11<1 Stftet, ,..,.,.., 0. Whep oqf frlendllfllld w. lttter8 Ill' new& ml\ttr fgr p~tlan tbey fboWd lD .U cua 111n lhelr nam,.....llhOUiq 1>01 nee'"'~ril¥ to !Jo lll*tt.ed.. . 01110 ' It • jGITWO . Tll1l DAILY 'l'lllllllm"901DRolr, 01110. wu aa:v.ing. The radlont - 1•--• ( ~ld of forward a little. unreeled ittelt, a la:~~~t.~ triumph and t11rro~ measure of radiant never IJeard "A ertal.•ue u ea~ find ltnlt and (!O~tf 1 tht.a' ta --11- JDa 1ID,r 'IDUf frleJtd1 JsaYe JOD tw~t. thNe-Or 110111! .. - · lnoed a frlolld!• 1 C'!'o•c..-...) ' I ' ' .. . " '• ' I �.y'-Y· ~, l ~ , '1'11!1 D41LY ;TH:R UAILY II! u _.t-oluo malltr l'la4oi<>i.ot- TlUJJ1JN~ SJ~l Ullllerll>e 401 u. WB, "' lbe ~1'111D s•••,. • / ooo*t, b&rp-plaJlnl ~- / J'rtd Jttm"ll, IDe. ..... l'biiadel•bla. PIIUburrb, llllh!ol!bo c~ I' DtUyenll BJ tarrier ~- " VUII:r $ ... . . . . on..u One Year • • .. . I tJ B7 J!I.U u •. . • <- • " IAtiJUIL Lil8fl0lf' TKXT-I Snmulll l•f I U-lf.: l fRENO OF Tl'lE TIME$ F'EW DAYS ago a woman accused of murdering.. her husband, was actluttted by a jury in MaMachusetts, although Ju•t how the group of te•timony gatherers arrivl!'d at their dec1siun is a matter of conjecture among thousands of people who followed the case in the newspapers. As a t~sult of that acquittal which may or may not have been senang JlHsti<:e, 1t is rept,rted she is to-receive a contract of $1 ,000 weekly for t-en weeks to appeal on a tour arranged by her .manager. Thet e 1s nothmg atiout this woman now that makes 11e1· ~ny more valuable as a ubox office" attraction than there was before she was accused of the murder. Tile cause of the price bei11g placed upon hH appearance lies wlthm the rJdlCu]ous tdeas of the seneational aRd sordid "..lf the great American pub he as a whole. The m,Jn who ls spont~onng auch a tour is depending one hundred per cent upon the exaggera~ed ideas of thousand& of Amer~ icant~ regardmg the woman w;1om he expects to exhiblt. They Will pay whatevtr price JH askt:ct despite any depri!88JOn or regardless of any other circumstancee. When the American people awaken from themHelves tlnd learn that they themselve~ are the cause of \he terrible cTJme conditim1s exisiting in thh. country, then and nnly tlu~n may we expect to see un lmprovement. That, however, lli too mU&h to ask after onQ seea and talks io some of those who lose all sense of pr-opriety Knd common decency and rush pell~mell to ~ee an accused murdr.ret~s, wlw, if pubhc opimoll IS correct, has been fortunate in that Justice was agam m1stree.ted when her ca~e was tried. !!A I electJonl when JOU can 1et t.bt etUne rewlta with a JliQitcard or two1 - I Still, the VJRG1NJA CR~s~ING I~ C~~o GREGG , Phone star~ ' 5 .82·1; ~ l A8~ RPR~~In[R ' · ..-·-••' UJaln. Amendmen~ ' ---··-.. Wm Yerlo:ey, a<m Harold aud daughter Ha.2el h&ve returned from their vacallon spem In Virgln.la The)' were accompanlud home by Mlaa Irene Knight P M Whaley and wUc Dnd Llllle Douglas were In Coolville, Jl'rldl\l' wl!.h hou:;J wc:-k Mrs Ltzzle Martin gave " have done very well out of ~wenty prtae parLy In honor or her oroera tbey've had only one caD• CaN-'s birthday Mtm~ of ceUatton friends and achoolmates were aent lee creRm and cake Tha~'s the Elghteeot.h a.s the St;rved crow rues It c•tabllahect . the nonrefillable elbow and hung up a. l'l'cord for a. non~8top 1\lght !l.round nothing ~ ••• of heavy-duly hiihway• , We !lave a total transportation plan tt:T guar.er t.han our nee<bl IUld ad - dft1lmal heavy~uty h'!Jhway,a: ~lmPJY lnc~au the surglUB However t""l "'" oo, Ihere can "" no 1~t!:":: I ~~ ~C:d ~l~ke0~te: 9:~ LrJ aptnd mOlJey 00 minimize suroon his pre· were .! -1 • • '• Effort ,. fO"..mUnued h-em t'age oncl 1 "ThBt," Sllld Smith, 'wollld Pl'Ovtde sound money backed by 11·e govenun':!nt, In aufllclent qua.nt1ty to provide n flnn founda.Uon for the recovery progfam We must have inctefl.Sed commoditY prices, else where \\111 our recovery pro· gram be?' L~~;;~;;;;~;;~~::,!t;~~=::::;~~~~~~~~==~~===== , 1 notwithstanding thecomplain wid(" ltlf!RtlonThe southerner-s thnt ary powers gra{lted the 1Pres1ctent Lhere has not been &5 yet Ro.y new 1money put Into cin:ulatiQn On the ofher hand, recent tl eRsury amJ reserve! Mard fttul'e.!l d1scl0se le~ than some months ugo , On Job urge upon our hl&hway authorltles that they specify the maxin;tum Weat.em Union dipped about 1 J:O&'IIblc allocation or t he le~rat point on reahzl.na by t.raden folFIGURES SHOW road fund t.o grade crossing ell\owllll' yeaterd&y's 6 pol.nt mlt1atlon and to thrt construc.tion vance AWed chemk;a.l howcv T At Dangerous or footpaths and oloher J'cllitles ran up more than 2 point& nnd re·rhich will reduce highway casunlHazarda Are Removed ttes Such expendlturel:l, tn. contnat tained about halt lhe gain In the proftt-taklna lo those for highway construction From Highway Short ooverlng was evident In \\Jll provide th e m(I.XImum or emthe utUJtles where Co~Jldated ployment on the JOb In our nwn Hobson Ohio, Aug 19 1933- communities Th('y will moreover. Oas and UnJte4 Corp mantJtlned Lors were 'Grade: crOBSing ellminalwn Is an promote highway safety which Is a tlnn tone in light trad.in1r program by Mot.or 13hares were .!ltrOI18 ana laeal form ot unemployment relit:! badly need ed, rather than adtllng Monday were under the leadel"llhlp o1 ~eti.use a larger percentage of the wastefuUy to our trnns~quon cra.U, but thi8 was O:!nttal Motors the c<!St ot such projects is spent In la · Dlant, whJch 15 alreBdJ overbuilt · tor Earl R Lewis (R), of up to a ne-w hlgh on ber on the job than ln an} other ville tlle republican form of highway construnwn work~ Although Governor o.eclared E R Tompkins local counPITT'JBURGH PRODUCE oontmued strong refused the demand of t} chairman ot the Ohio RR Ern • • , Consolidated, and ploYeee and Citizens League m a 1 Aug John A Lloyct IR ), of Portsmouth, tH-INS-Poultry marr:et :-ractlonnlly In tha.l he make pubUc his achool restatement l.s3ued here loday I ~ tendy, dl!mand good, HUpp\y rhod~ tha buying which ltd prog1am at once tbts l8 not ThU! fact was brought out In a I e.-ate colored hens 13-IG, l~jl.om on the code an 1ecent study by engint'!{!rs of the l1t ns 9-10 colored springer~ 14-10, respon:.1ble lor the republican sire to study Llul bUJs over Interstate Commerce Commls$- l lqhorn sprm gen; I!J-t2. ~ ~ter or the day'.ll new~ fn !r,n" Mr Tompkins statement con- 7 11 ducks 8·10 g'P.ese 6--'J: :tUrkey week-end Lewls !IB-id ~orcd tbe market Wh.."al. oom The Republican spokesman tlnued "Joseph B Eastman fed - 1hCJ'S 12 -14, young toms 10-121 old \lnd cott on were steady and slll(ht- era! co-ordinator of transportatio n "'-' !W.Id that he would tmmmon -J• a '· ~ ly hightr The Wl"ek.-end trade asked for these figures , which !!how ' "''"' pany collC'aguea iuto another Buttet market steady, :land reviews cont.lnu;:d to report. Im- that approxlmately 35 per cent of H 1VP1Y ample, 9'.! score ~ ~us to cono;ider an agreement • 89 vote on lhe bills yet today Jf they proved busJn~ and the dollar the total cost or the averagE> gmdt'" sru1 .. 'o I-2, 88 ~-;core 1!1 t Atanare p~~scd In th(' House Jllowed matked wooknest: aga.Jmt cKltlslng elimination proj Pct BJ P t\nrd 21 3-4 · ;" ,.! ':~~·~.~curri>n~ dipping to TJ 3 spenL for labor on the jo!}.......UJat ~~ Eggs market ~low deiP , fair, A.ga1Mt- 1.5 centa ytstt!t''- in the actual construction 1\0ik MIIJP IY ample, ne!'rbv CtU're~UJ rer ritl:.her t'han for mach!n eu and Co:' p(s 12·13. fle~h extra. 14" materlals~'\v hereas only u.b out 20 15 "cnnf""y w111'e .extras 418·20 ~ PITTSBURGH LI\'F.TOCK percent IJf 'the c.ost of ordlnarv S' 0 W Va Ky current .L"tdf.lpts '" h ighway ~.;on~otrudmn, work 111 ~pe 11t !t lJ 1-2 -~: (Concmued ~~NS--C.~tle receipts 50 !or local IMXJI Mr Eastm11t1 hns V~M:attle!l ~ I~;~~::~:stel.ib', .steera 900·1100 good glven1these fact s to Secreltuy Ickes I umatnes market steady. '&~:nand IJ stee~ 900-1100 medium ol the Department or the Int('rlor slQ,~. -su.p!JIY- mo.der.at.e D(U"by 8 .steefl, 900-1100 common urging that a reasonable propor-~ q~ chip baskets 15-30 Ohlo':)p lb steerS (1~00·1300 good 600 lion of the total federal app 10prla- ba~krts 20 Marietta dlstrl~ . 12 qt U00-130Q medium ~25- tlon of $400 000 000 for Iughw11ys be• ba ~k et;; 10 25 Mm-yland ~1-li bxs 700-1000: good 425·475 ; spen~ on grade crossing t:hml!la- fx€ IP!d Ia ~or 100 ~ medium 400-t25, tion ·• • I Cabbage mmkeL weaker, delfl.and oow11, common · M.- E:a3tman alw erqph tu;•:wd slow supp ly 1111.-detnte, domestic buUs com- !he importance of gl'llde cro~stng round tbo'J)e nearby bu basket., 90fresh oows elimination' from fl. safety s lancl · 1011 New York 8Q lb.s sa.clts 100-115 point' the st.ttemcnt continues 5? lb sack ~ 75 Bulk per bane! 75mark:et lower 'showing that wh('reas In 1931 s;: 425-4'15 1 cnly -w rallrou.d passengers \l. er1 mo- ~ ktlled there were a total of 1 811 S Th M ' • ~ hlghwa.y users ~llled at gro.rlr fle e ountatneer ' l~IN8-Bettle­ •••••• cro~J.':Jmgs These figur~s show not Kids at tht: Electric "Thea.. • ~ttrlke, only the impot Lance of Cl"O$Slng d o 1 L•llmlnatlon but also the faol tha t ' tre, Satur ay. v.lth a for union ' nrsu -Driv~ ... :' I ----- months a11o a certain legi•latoi m the state 1liRde SOMEa heated statement on the ftoor of the House of Rep· 1 ' . ··••i·49c·· ~~-: " lb. 17c Red' tircle .. ,' lb. 21,_ Bolco.r . .. . : lb. 25c: PURE CANE SUGAR 26 lb. ba,$1.29 SUNNYFIELD FLOUR24'h lb.•k. 95c BULK LARD 4 lbo. zgc ROLL BUTTER 2 lb. 43~ Print Butter .... 2 lb. 46c WHITE HOUSE MILK 3.~!~ 17c Pet - Wiloon - Borden or tall CARNATION.MILK can SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkao. w':h Diamond Cryata1 O I Held ~ • ' . 1 ' tollee-1 :· rescntatives at Columbus that the Speaker of that body was a "Hell of a Speaker." AIJ a result of that st••teJment jiiiAJ[E he was barred from the Ooor by action of his fellpw mem- .,...._.._.;;._~~fJ;~~~n beJ•• who decreed that he muot not W1<J · Such language and th•t until he apologized for his actions, he would H.viiOII: I:;~~~ stnud suspended so far as that body was eonccrned. However, when the House conveued a few d•y.s ago J: ~9i"!l1p ill SJl ecial sesswn L~.t the can nf the governor, it was found I~~;::r;::"'J/~~ thut Mr. Kasch was m his accustomed ~eat. Furthermore,,, it wat~ learned that the memberii of the House \oted to permit hm to resume h1s •eat a!ld th•t he did not apolo- FOUST BllN M. E. CHURCH gize before such \oote was brought about, which nPturnlJy rrenne .... l'alor ' raJsll:s the que~tion, wa!o\ Mr. Kasch right? NotQ1nl WOl'lhlp at t :l5 A. M. 6und&JI school a~ 10:11~ A. M F1'1Jm al1 mdications, he must have been correct m Vernon Ne110, Supt. hia statement to his floor chtef and it Beems that others ,must have concurred m thnt v1ew, eh:e how is the recent IS'I. rAIJJ: c~~'f.c':~HVRCH acti-on of th e House explained'! 'fhel'e IS no dlsputmgl 9 A M. . ( to suy th e Ieast) t h.mgs Sunda)' r.chool 10 the tact that some very pecu Itar Dlvlne ee~ke 16 J\ M occurr~d at the time that Mr. Kasch ctnde the expiOBive ~r:i~ ilt BL. Johrl'a, Pine ?rove 2 statement. Sunday , Au1 27th, all day mlaaWhile bad language on the who1f il~ to be dt~courag~ at Pia:~vl~:Ov~~ ~~~~c!~ ed, there are times when a vitrwhrc outburst from a real and a P M Baalr:e~ dinner a\ noon "he" man strikes the respon.sive chord in people's make.. n•sT PIIBIIBYTPIAN a. ups and makes friends for the author of the outburst be- Till PEACE IVANG&JC.U CHURCH cause the averare A'mt':rican does admire a frartk, out· Church achool 9:00. Morntua worthlp at 10 30 Ser1\poken, two-fisted man who will meet hts adversaries on mon t.optc ••£noch tbe lmmort&l " an even footing and will not l'ltoop to subterfures and po- 8erv1ce 1n Mineuvllle a~ u.oo P M litical back-biting to win hi• point. In other words, the principles of manhood still win the ploudits of the greut maJority of people when properly Hpp1,ed. ,T AX PROBLEMS UR legislature is again wi·estllng with problems of taxatiou and much iK being said for ~:t.ud agttinst tbe bat· tic. The principol argument now is regarding relief which remmds us that after all. food must come Hrst. If we will but feed tho•e who are hungry. there will be plenty of w•·Y• B!Id mean• to see that the other' needed things are brought about. The people of this state are too wh~e not to take care bf their educational problems but before doing that let'• put something In tlte el]lpty stomach• oo that their owners will have a clear head to help do some thinking on the e<lucatiq~al sqbject later. Our children must be sent tp school but they J11USt be !ed before they c~n be sent there. Ce$jnly there is no ar~~'l'•nt ••t!~ralng these f~atureo of the presdqt troubles faced hy our solon•. EIGHT OlCJ.;OCK • TABLE SALT CIDER VINEGAR BROWN SUGAR PICKLING SPICES 3 pkao. raJ. 2 lba. lb. • . • ·••• • •• " ,,• ,,'' ... • HERE ..•• •• •• '' Tho followin1 Ice Cream Dealert in Pome· roy have eat.blia!tecl the re!IUI&r uniform price• effective Satl!rda)', Aua. 19th. ' $iPII~ dip cqp,. ......................... Sc Pot!bl• dip cqnjt ..... , ................. lJ!I: Pllllll cretm'-iljtll .... 1 . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • .. fill: s'"l~~ : ............................. ,. 31n~lt! ~~~~ $.,~ ...... , · · · .. · · .. · · .. .. .. J¥tlb•.; ~P:~ • 1 · ..... , .... .'....... 1.... , • f•hn •' Ia"'"' ~.I. ...,.., Dairy Maid TWIN BREAD Z40Z loaf 101 ft l f ''But he need• mel" Needt' yOu!" 1eoired tleJd, 0 He needed JOU Jaat when he reeelv .. J that woman apartment. What a fool ;voa a cbapreli> 11 • appreciate whot oostlier tobaccos mean i111 mak· iq • cigarette mild, cool. LenL You breat your heart •hU• I h~w'hile he---" lkiuMI. A rudimentaey 1enae of the ftnt time entered Into field'.!! 11oice and ebetkfi!d what l~ ................ 4lhs. · ....... ' . . . . . . lb.· ••• .. tO' tb8. thtl 35 Percent Of Actual Cc.at rrlghttul caroage now t«klng plnet! hil{hwa.yH Gces T o Wor kmen 1 m, our c1v 1c minded Citi~Gens ' 11hhuld I Mrs. Berth'l Vannest 16 viH1tlni Ma.lr.era u highway usen ra.Lber thaD tbe ra.llw•ya would be Ute • prl.nolpal beneficta•I"" or '""'' >mprov•menta. ll may be ver; serlomly Q.W!IItiuued whether thlJ country needs any cunslderable addlUonai mue- Same Time BEARWALLUW RIDGE Mra MlUJ' Meeks of Shade, - Stocks etaentlaL We wlah to command the c:ttl· zen who first tbolllbt llf putttna the oncmal manUICllpt of the OonstituUon under lOCk and key. Ell MIN ~T I~ N~ f Program That didn'~ worry hlln He batt atoppad tomethllllf important. and GOi.DE.N' TEXT-And' ~m\1-el eal&" ~nto tiHI Deopl•, f•IU' not: 1• '-•"'t' I! the bol(le-,.ulled had 4one •II till• wlolttdne... Y~l ' tLir~ 1 not ulde from toUow,n.- tb.,,.~.,~ ucrtbbled au their improvements on Wuatr~ parehment U but ••n•• th& Lfrd "fllll ah ~out that hurt J laruu•I 11 SO ...l 1 would. now loot Ute a tln~an t.ourPRIMARY TOPI~~omu•l ·nUt• lst•a bact t.ll'ea. lug to God 1 IUNIOR TOPIC-BI.muel Llll•nlnl" It would ~ full of blow·qut patte God lNTER ~.lEDIA.TIIl AND SENIOR rhea, hemJUtchlng, dedmal points notaUons t.rtd tbe e:Jortous AmeriTOPJC- Tmlnlnl" for Ser.le"YOtJN O l'EOPLI!'l AND ADULT can eagle would be JnacUclng short TOPIC-R"pou8!_to Ood'1 Call ftlahta in pa.reothe811. I, Samuel'• llrth (1 •1 2<1). lie was Jlven to Hatnnab In an· ltwer to l1er l.ll'a,Yer. Bll oume mean• I · a&ked ot God." II. Sam1.111 L•nt to the Lord (1 :M· ::.'8). In connection wlt.h Hannah's prayer for a man child, 111e vowOO to give him to God. lie wu lo be a Nu.artte all t11e tlay11 ol hi& life. ln fulfillment of her vow, 1he took hJm at an earl)' age to tlie sanctuar) aud gave hlw o'er to the ehnrge ot EU, the prleat, to wlnl 8ter thereln. bl"klte clUb at a We o'c1oet ttioner, ---...,..-~ u.aed. to live 1P our town Althouah Prom now OD we 1M no reuoo be wasn'i IOinl anywbere-, he UBed lor tbe reai ot tM a~te$ to bold a to bl the throua:h expresa Just tor 1epeal vote. Jlllto bave the KOVemor the fWl of Jrtopplng lt. tt>1ephone lt bl. I ........ . :rH.E MR. KASCH '< II --T>ea...._,_TioeltVlon .....,u One W:ootb • • . •• , . .. ... ." Three MonthA . • •...•....• oV\1' Silt Months • . • . . 8 00 One Year t8tJIIII for Auruat 20 I . Fer Edltlll'lll Ofllcle, C,.U llf..L One Week •• • . , To i\Jlqt)ler Bl' Ar!h!!l' "luro" ll&er I Of ooune, It used to \Vby UJeDd lood moue,- on st.atewide He waan 't on lt. &U'aESEH'l'.I.TtvJ& l'or BulDeu Offiee and Cin.tAti• Depi. Call UI•B I I , ~d One Wctrd ~----- L'E SSON -:~ OOD•' PBONI YOIJ& NIW8 TO I• IISIJNDAY ! --- ····- '"'~ ~:;:..., SCHOOl; ' tbtm- PRmAY, AUGUST 18, 1133 I . no IMt&lloe w1ll be publWJ.ed. ADV~TJBING ••• On the Run lloll omoe •! ,AnDOy)pOill le~tetJ, however exceUent and dealrable In li.I.TJOJf.&L ... mmu~. l'l!b!lO!>"d Daily ljld ......, _ . ll&tur<IJJ. Located on Lower ....11<1 Stftet, ,..,.,.., 0. Whep oqf frlendllfllld w. lttter8 Ill' new& ml\ttr fgr p~tlan tbey fboWd lD .U cua 111n lhelr nam,.....llhOUiq 1>01 nee'"'~ril¥ to !Jo lll*tt.ed.. . 01110 ' It • jGITWO . Tll1l DAILY 'l'lllllllm"901DRolr, 01110. wu aa:v.ing. The radlont - 1•--• ( ~ld of forward a little. unreeled ittelt, a la:~~~t.~ triumph and t11rro~ measure of radiant never IJeard "A ertal.•ue u ea~ find ltnlt and (!O~tf 1 tht.a' ta --11- JDa 1ID,r 'IDUf frleJtd1 JsaYe JOD tw~t. thNe-Or 110111! .. - · lnoed a frlolld!• 1 C'!'o•c..-...) ' I ' ' .. . " '• ' I �.( .. ' Oil IGtig aitd Third Bride--to-Be ' Manhunt Fails Kibble pve o. blrUutay par~y ~'riMY ~t 1D !mnor of .. l"'lmAY, AUOUeT 10: 191! . •• ·' . ,, -, . "I '~ 'I ' ' ·· 'l'ld !:IAitYtRttiunO•"IiOIIIIROY, 011:10. lfettto )l<lllble. Pred& Evlina lit ln the C1tJ hOI ptta1 at. Patkerabtn... ~ Ul. lift. 1'011 of !l(.,..vllle, W. Va .. N. Y..C. H.,.UUT wat> calHna o:t liln:: L. Reed SUn· dny, J chn llarber who has ~n m tor acme tJ,rne, l5 Unproved. Mr. fl.lld Mra. KtWt BlAke or a~ ~ ;Jobn Baker and ft.hllly. - locll o'clock A. !!hili Bl~ made • trip to Pom.er~ . J'rk:b\Y. 1 the bours will be to 9:00 P. M Mra. R . L. Dudd1Di ill tmproved a.tter I Tbe .,0 taker Will 11adly usia£ yOu lf ..Aelirod. ao that 1.be copy tor ad. 11 prep.;.. :d ln ~ch • manner aa to brine the 1reJtelt }'our iesulbl to ;you. Tile publlshen wUl be rcs.POnslble onll for one UlCOlTecl. iosertton of any advcrtiGcmcnt. Errol'l 1n &dftrtiiemt.Dia anQUid be reported tmmedlately. No advertlBC!mcnt wW be taken for kBI Uu&.n a minimum charse o1 t.went--tlvo ccnta for each lnaer• !lOll. ready for canning. Hnrttnger Fruit Parm. TelephOne ltb~L . 8-l&-St. B10 PLUMS FoR BALE-New Olll6on guitar, fine hint\ made v!Qla., aLso several ---- Pec:len~-1.00. • church . met: and the ;;innP&on playen In nip ar,d tuck game at the echool field Thw·&day eve- I 1, - . lltt1•ero 'holding the Pe&e~> boyK to . and flUln lns three ..,out- ' by a margin To Lar1e 'E xtent In ' Scorin1; final Out..eome lo &-2 · •' - tO·.Titfe- fedeiated Church Wins 'H'pl\:r C!>nteated Tilt B:y4-3 Score URORS ' fiGURE· · POllTI.AfJl) Mr. and Mn. Jed On.tlam, Mrs. WU!tsm Cuater &nd daughter Leah &rHl Harry Wellington n!turrled to v181- their homes at Toronto after visitlug Mr. and Mrs. J. T, Stewart and Mn!. . fllmtly . Bena Reuter of Cleveland. 18 the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. George Mees and daught.era. Van c . Turner or Louisville, Ky .. vhdliEd Mr. and MrB. H. C. Tl.rner and family Tlmrsday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mills and Purl MUIB or Reedsville and Leonard MUla Bnd daughter Ruth of Akron. were Sunday IUe&t.s or Mr. a.Jld Mrs. Roy Sherman and da.ugh- Wre. ForSale,M~ ., •, -· • - Miss Minnie Blake wu liL reeen\ :f Mhs V~lma Oomet.t. Thomas Port. • Russell And Darst ...E1'' 1!!1.! gage In •Pitchers• aAttle · gues~ Everett OUddJnl spent Sunday rei&· 1with R. P. Burdette and famlly of " ., busJneaa 1 Mm. ]!tftle t.""clndlft'er of Re<lnor, 0 ., is the ruM of 8 . A . Reed :md family . J4r. and M"l'll. John Bak:~ r and d&u8hter. Vhglnla, were week end 1uesta of Eldon :ollate Uld famUy. snfl'eriq from a carbuncle for the been past severaL de.ys. Plat Samuel Poeleaonl' hu gone to Duehanan, W. Va., whort'! he will Rou11h and a.tttnd the Epworth Leartte Jl\ltt· ~· week tute. are . recently. on week J AGAIN OH . '. M. IOUtE~DRl Louts Johmon and ra.mnyL~ Huntioot~~~> vldv..l frieD"" .,.,. tl'le · i Cut P ..S., ONUS[S ClftS£ C~NUST .Helen Jacoba, national tennie c:ha.nt~ pion. e:urprised the large gallery at F'orest Hilh!, L, I., when she ap-pured in ahorts to play the ftrat round in defense of her title. Tllo Ca lifQrnilln girl defeated Eunice Deaar.: o! San Antonio, Texa5o ia the 1 Mrs. oran Love. Mn. Oreenlfr, and Mrs. Van Meter of Pt.. Pleasa.nt v1ere vhlltors Sunday, Harold Brown hBll ret w-ned t.o t.ls home at Parkersburs alter vl~­ ltlng Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fog-lcaong opcninl" stanza. JIOW THE\' STAND er.d I!ODB. hand. nVJ,de vloUns-Barpbls. See oeo. Enzenauer, Pomeroy, 0. 8·16-Jt. FOR BALE-100 Red Rhode llla.nd pullets 5 mo . old. Write or can Hili yes McMurray, 8-1T-3t. Portland, 0. ~AlAKEB oO~IOfi serviced at reasomsblc prices. Brlog In your n¢1o or call 241-J. H. M. Ol'QU Middleport.. l'OR SALE-House co11l delivered Phune l~~R or 330-X. Estle Hines Mlddle}lDl't. 8·18-&t NOI'ICE- Rockllprlng& Older MUl will ~wne operation Bept. fl and cqntJnue until apple season c:Jcil;e&. J . W. Will. and Som. Pet. .6fl8 8~18-3t ,[illl ·"" Ex-champs Try Comeback L......~;.o...---....:.: ' · - - - By BUJ(Ni.t:Y~=~ ·~· ·==-...-~. ,..,-·-.... .. WHA'T y'e :S, MY VV'IFE NOT FOFa "i"'el..Ej::::IHON!i&D "1000."'7, l<t::S.ER:VIN,.{., ~MS • CAN BU..,. .a._ 1'M "'1'\-tE HUSe,AND/ '1HAI ~ ~Y.S ~E BIL\..5- ARE "'Jl4E QCJ.:J~ CAN<:'EL.. ;:n.-&A,.. @s'ER.V.brr~ ' C~\N ____, ~ .....o-reL o\.1'1./Ne.~ \o(e.EP ~~~ ~"*''­ ~~ nF= "1t!' 25c s.u''"1"'E FO~ "'l';r-I'E qU~ c:J/1 ~esA- r CiONT N\A'tlet:, · ·~8-""'/ ~...~~;;;w.-~ ME 8'1'01" AT ·" ' ..... JeU Powder Clover Fan~~ Piddea ColumbUI, Ohio. fl,OO Lar.re Bel: DOUBLE $1.50 Dlnlfjl:' Room, (;orree Shop. t "nJhuUt•ll Stl'cet Parldna: 17c \t.IHILE ~""I!!S QU\~T -~•, ••· •••· WILL. Sl''*'RT HIS COMEBACI( AGAINST kiNG LEVINSKY' NEX'r 1'\0NlH. stuffed 12 M· bot. 17c ;rC ••. 2tc Jelly Rolls ;;~~o::d ea. 18e c~ Roll• ...... 18c Plak lalYerlae A real water lb. 72 Newart- , . H:.'. 56 .5{14 ~ 1-JL · ~ I "T 7fi PaiLimurc . . . 13 64 00 .fJ4!J .&:.ID 67 11' Toronto M • ,tH><Ii 7:1 ,5 14 .474 _1\ lbli11,\' 71 6.'i fl!l 'lt .478 nu.l~tlo Jc~! -.:.y Cll~· 64 54 72 83 .4'11 .304 NA'ti(JN'AL LEAGUE JNTERNo\TIONAL LEAGUE City at Bu1Ialo. at To1·onto. Fro.ltirnor") at Rochestet·. "' Ncwnrk nt Montreal. AMERICAN LIEAGUE E t'-t l..rn :-.t CleV<:land . f:h1hr1d:ll''a at J)(>trolf.. Washingl.on 11t Chica~n. New York o.L St. Louis. Did Yo;u Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. W AITF. •""· 25c •• NEW ·• No·Jlqb Shawnt!e, . Oklahoma floor Wax Pint can ARTHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: . 39c IM&Wihlne L. w. 8aU.ed Soda Cracker• lb. boa '• "Almost everybody has aomething to oell and in.. order to malcc a oale there must firat be a contact of some kind. "Newapaper advertising is for the purpooe of hclpintr to aell either mcrchanaioe or ideaa qr both. The apJH!!ll of the local new•J>Ilper ia universal; its newa is eagerly &OI!Iht ami it offers !lft excellent opportunity forth~ h>cal m.e rcbant to bring his merchan• dioc lo th" alten!io!' qf ll!e l!>p.l conotituency. ' 28c h~Ye r. ft;. ""': .. .. '. ' .'•. " " •·I~.., "'''""'"''1'"":''-' '~, • • :. ·'I~"·~ •.''" : ~-{.. -,. • ."',for ,, '" ·, .415 .370 INTERNATIONAL Lt:A.GUE Club Won LoBt Pet. Clnclnnat.i aL New York. Chkago at &st.on. St. Louts at Philadelphia. P ittl:burgh nL Brooklyn . 10fteoer 29c lut:ttr fill 61 _, .... :NEW -· ~ (!LOVER f'ARM: SWeet Cre~m ·ASSOCINl!l., 51 49 Hu ; lcn . . St L ou t:: L :.ul•: v!llt' :ti s;•. Pfl-nl. J cn;~y Albt~ny Beelied .uu;~IUAN 1'cle£1o at "MilwAukee. I ndla.n..<t poli:: nt Mlnnca tJOil.s. 25 C -;::-;;;;=;;;;;;;;; Mt~e.arOOil Snap.,. lSc C Putt - u t .,, •• ,... ••· }A ;rC JACK SHARKEY Ploln o• ·--- tul~'htl 14C bottlt: 3 •••.23c P011t Dr• ,,,,.. ••• 1Oc Poet Toutiet 3 :.:'~ 23c RaiaiM Let' • Go :;:c· ''""':',.. lie C pf• Mamhma.M-o'NII lA lHI~ water . .... C l•LII'Ch 789 T noo 1){11) 01='· :1 2fll 001 oox 4 1~6 Ccl umbu.; 1u KRm=as City. CIOYer Ya.rm Clover 1'' a.tm Cto..- '!farm Cof"lll~• l•p. baT Ia DO SOME· -·· 3 ••• 23c qt. 123 GAMES TOUA"t' Mothen 8our nr Dtll ~~!.IOAP5c J"'""" .tar.ua.;-er. B. Buller, Jlc New F'~~orm Spre• 17c: Geld a-t POWDER t.:omer Lonr •nul Flf'h Sh, Clover -·lo Pint Jal' 3:mpscn . Clovw Fara QliYet laHWicll HOTEL COLUMBUS ROOMS, SINGLE •oa. :~a Scrn~ ll~ innil~l-9' ~({[·! ;t f<:ct Greea C., v• lllelfar Cell• ;n.JS"T 11!!:.'.-LIN~ I HO'TEl..S l...\'i<t::: 'l't!Utlt.S FOR. LES:!~o "n-i.AN _ __.. -"'IIU '<tJO'VV, -r\-1E. FELL.O\N Ohio State Fair Viaiton - i' · 6.ell - P•r...._ :Zk RoOt .. ' a- Ext.-Ht .. r::r · ~ ·· · ,o .4!H .-182 .-1 50 ' .. �.( .. ' Oil IGtig aitd Third Bride--to-Be ' Manhunt Fails Kibble pve o. blrUutay par~y ~'riMY ~t 1D !mnor of .. l"'lmAY, AUOUeT 10: 191! . •• ·' . ,, -, . "I '~ 'I ' ' ·· 'l'ld !:IAitYtRttiunO•"IiOIIIIROY, 011:10. lfettto )l<lllble. Pred& Evlina lit ln the C1tJ hOI ptta1 at. Patkerabtn... ~ Ul. lift. 1'011 of !l(.,..vllle, W. Va .. N. Y..C. H.,.UUT wat> calHna o:t liln:: L. Reed SUn· dny, J chn llarber who has ~n m tor acme tJ,rne, l5 Unproved. Mr. fl.lld Mra. KtWt BlAke or a~ ~ ;Jobn Baker and ft.hllly. - locll o'clock A. !!hili Bl~ made • trip to Pom.er~ . J'rk:b\Y. 1 the bours will be to 9:00 P. M Mra. R . L. Dudd1Di ill tmproved a.tter I Tbe .,0 taker Will 11adly usia£ yOu lf ..Aelirod. ao that 1.be copy tor ad. 11 prep.;.. :d ln ~ch • manner aa to brine the 1reJtelt }'our iesulbl to ;you. Tile publlshen wUl be rcs.POnslble onll for one UlCOlTecl. iosertton of any advcrtiGcmcnt. Errol'l 1n &dftrtiiemt.Dia anQUid be reported tmmedlately. No advertlBC!mcnt wW be taken for kBI Uu&.n a minimum charse o1 t.went--tlvo ccnta for each lnaer• !lOll. ready for canning. Hnrttnger Fruit Parm. TelephOne ltb~L . 8-l&-St. B10 PLUMS FoR BALE-New Olll6on guitar, fine hint\ made v!Qla., aLso several ---- Pec:len~-1.00. • church . met: and the ;;innP&on playen In nip ar,d tuck game at the echool field Thw·&day eve- I 1, - . lltt1•ero 'holding the Pe&e~> boyK to . and flUln lns three ..,out- ' by a margin To Lar1e 'E xtent In ' Scorin1; final Out..eome lo &-2 · •' - tO·.Titfe- fedeiated Church Wins 'H'pl\:r C!>nteated Tilt B:y4-3 Score URORS ' fiGURE· · POllTI.AfJl) Mr. and Mn. Jed On.tlam, Mrs. WU!tsm Cuater &nd daughter Leah &rHl Harry Wellington n!turrled to v181- their homes at Toronto after visitlug Mr. and Mrs. J. T, Stewart and Mn!. . fllmtly . Bena Reuter of Cleveland. 18 the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. George Mees and daught.era. Van c . Turner or Louisville, Ky .. vhdliEd Mr. and MrB. H. C. Tl.rner and family Tlmrsday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mills and Purl MUIB or Reedsville and Leonard MUla Bnd daughter Ruth of Akron. were Sunday IUe&t.s or Mr. a.Jld Mrs. Roy Sherman and da.ugh- Wre. ForSale,M~ ., •, -· • - Miss Minnie Blake wu liL reeen\ :f Mhs V~lma Oomet.t. Thomas Port. • Russell And Darst ...E1'' 1!!1.! gage In •Pitchers• aAttle · gues~ Everett OUddJnl spent Sunday rei&· 1with R. P. Burdette and famlly of " ., busJneaa 1 Mm. ]!tftle t.""clndlft'er of Re<lnor, 0 ., is the ruM of 8 . A . Reed :md family . J4r. and M"l'll. John Bak:~ r and d&u8hter. Vhglnla, were week end 1uesta of Eldon :ollate Uld famUy. snfl'eriq from a carbuncle for the been past severaL de.ys. Plat Samuel Poeleaonl' hu gone to Duehanan, W. Va., whort'! he will Rou11h and a.tttnd the Epworth Leartte Jl\ltt· ~· week tute. are . recently. on week J AGAIN OH . '. M. IOUtE~DRl Louts Johmon and ra.mnyL~ Huntioot~~~> vldv..l frieD"" .,.,. tl'le · i Cut P ..S., ONUS[S ClftS£ C~NUST .Helen Jacoba, national tennie c:ha.nt~ pion. e:urprised the large gallery at F'orest Hilh!, L, I., when she ap-pured in ahorts to play the ftrat round in defense of her title. Tllo Ca lifQrnilln girl defeated Eunice Deaar.: o! San Antonio, Texa5o ia the 1 Mrs. oran Love. Mn. Oreenlfr, and Mrs. Van Meter of Pt.. Pleasa.nt v1ere vhlltors Sunday, Harold Brown hBll ret w-ned t.o t.ls home at Parkersburs alter vl~­ ltlng Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fog-lcaong opcninl" stanza. JIOW THE\' STAND er.d I!ODB. hand. nVJ,de vloUns-Barpbls. See oeo. Enzenauer, Pomeroy, 0. 8·16-Jt. FOR BALE-100 Red Rhode llla.nd pullets 5 mo . old. Write or can Hili yes McMurray, 8-1T-3t. Portland, 0. ~AlAKEB oO~IOfi serviced at reasomsblc prices. Brlog In your n¢1o or call 241-J. H. M. Ol'QU Middleport.. l'OR SALE-House co11l delivered Phune l~~R or 330-X. Estle Hines Mlddle}lDl't. 8·18-&t NOI'ICE- Rockllprlng& Older MUl will ~wne operation Bept. fl and cqntJnue until apple season c:Jcil;e&. J . W. Will. and Som. Pet. .6fl8 8~18-3t ,[illl ·"" Ex-champs Try Comeback L......~;.o...---....:.: ' · - - - By BUJ(Ni.t:Y~=~ ·~· ·==-...-~. ,..,-·-.... .. WHA'T y'e :S, MY VV'IFE NOT FOFa "i"'el..Ej::::IHON!i&D "1000."'7, l<t::S.ER:VIN,.{., ~MS • CAN BU..,. .a._ 1'M "'1'\-tE HUSe,AND/ '1HAI ~ ~Y.S ~E BIL\..5- ARE "'Jl4E QCJ.:J~ CAN<:'EL.. ;:n.-&A,.. @s'ER.V.brr~ ' C~\N ____, ~ .....o-reL o\.1'1./Ne.~ \o(e.EP ~~~ ~"*''­ ~~ nF= "1t!' 25c s.u''"1"'E FO~ "'l';r-I'E qU~ c:J/1 ~esA- r CiONT N\A'tlet:, · ·~8-""'/ ~...~~;;;w.-~ ME 8'1'01" AT ·" ' ..... JeU Powder Clover Fan~~ Piddea ColumbUI, Ohio. fl,OO Lar.re Bel: DOUBLE $1.50 Dlnlfjl:' Room, (;orree Shop. t "nJhuUt•ll Stl'cet Parldna: 17c \t.IHILE ~""I!!S QU\~T -~•, ••· •••· WILL. Sl''*'RT HIS COMEBACI( AGAINST kiNG LEVINSKY' NEX'r 1'\0NlH. stuffed 12 M· bot. 17c ;rC ••. 2tc Jelly Rolls ;;~~o::d ea. 18e c~ Roll• ...... 18c Plak lalYerlae A real water lb. 72 Newart- , . H:.'. 56 .5{14 ~ 1-JL · ~ I "T 7fi PaiLimurc . . . 13 64 00 .fJ4!J .&:.ID 67 11' Toronto M • ,tH><Ii 7:1 ,5 14 .474 _1\ lbli11,\' 71 6.'i fl!l 'lt .478 nu.l~tlo Jc~! -.:.y Cll~· 64 54 72 83 .4'11 .304 NA'ti(JN'AL LEAGUE JNTERNo\TIONAL LEAGUE City at Bu1Ialo. at To1·onto. Fro.ltirnor") at Rochestet·. "' Ncwnrk nt Montreal. AMERICAN LIEAGUE E t'-t l..rn :-.t CleV<:land . f:h1hr1d:ll''a at J)(>trolf.. Washingl.on 11t Chica~n. New York o.L St. Louis. Did Yo;u Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. W AITF. •""· 25c •• NEW ·• No·Jlqb Shawnt!e, . Oklahoma floor Wax Pint can ARTHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: . 39c IM&Wihlne L. w. 8aU.ed Soda Cracker• lb. boa '• "Almost everybody has aomething to oell and in.. order to malcc a oale there must firat be a contact of some kind. "Newapaper advertising is for the purpooe of hclpintr to aell either mcrchanaioe or ideaa qr both. The apJH!!ll of the local new•J>Ilper ia universal; its newa is eagerly &OI!Iht ami it offers !lft excellent opportunity forth~ h>cal m.e rcbant to bring his merchan• dioc lo th" alten!io!' qf ll!e l!>p.l conotituency. ' 28c h~Ye r. ft;. ""': .. .. '. ' .'•. " " •·I~.., "'''""'"''1'"":''-' '~, • • :. ·'I~"·~ •.''" : ~-{.. -,. • ."',for ,, '" ·, .415 .370 INTERNATIONAL Lt:A.GUE Club Won LoBt Pet. Clnclnnat.i aL New York. Chkago at &st.on. St. Louts at Philadelphia. P ittl:burgh nL Brooklyn . 10fteoer 29c lut:ttr fill 61 _, .... :NEW -· ~ (!LOVER f'ARM: SWeet Cre~m ·ASSOCINl!l., 51 49 Hu ; lcn . . St L ou t:: L :.ul•: v!llt' :ti s;•. Pfl-nl. J cn;~y Albt~ny Beelied .uu;~IUAN 1'cle£1o at "MilwAukee. I ndla.n..<t poli:: nt Mlnnca tJOil.s. 25 C -;::-;;;;=;;;;;;;;; Mt~e.arOOil Snap.,. lSc C Putt - u t .,, •• ,... ••· }A ;rC JACK SHARKEY Ploln o• ·--- tul~'htl 14C bottlt: 3 •••.23c P011t Dr• ,,,,.. ••• 1Oc Poet Toutiet 3 :.:'~ 23c RaiaiM Let' • Go :;:c· ''""':',.. lie C pf• Mamhma.M-o'NII lA lHI~ water . .... C l•LII'Ch 789 T noo 1){11) 01='· :1 2fll 001 oox 4 1~6 Ccl umbu.; 1u KRm=as City. CIOYer Ya.rm Clover 1'' a.tm Cto..- '!farm Cof"lll~• l•p. baT Ia DO SOME· -·· 3 ••• 23c qt. 123 GAMES TOUA"t' Mothen 8our nr Dtll ~~!.IOAP5c J"'""" .tar.ua.;-er. B. Buller, Jlc New F'~~orm Spre• 17c: Geld a-t POWDER t.:omer Lonr •nul Flf'h Sh, Clover -·lo Pint Jal' 3:mpscn . Clovw Fara QliYet laHWicll HOTEL COLUMBUS ROOMS, SINGLE •oa. :~a Scrn~ ll~ innil~l-9' ~({[·! ;t f<:ct Greea C., v• lllelfar Cell• ;n.JS"T 11!!:.'.-LIN~ I HO'TEl..S l...\'i<t::: 'l't!Utlt.S FOR. LES:!~o "n-i.AN _ __.. -"'IIU '<tJO'VV, -r\-1E. FELL.O\N Ohio State Fair Viaiton - i' · 6.ell - P•r...._ :Zk RoOt .. ' a- Ext.-Ht .. r::r · ~ ·· · ,o .4!H .-182 .-1 50 ' .. �.. rt unr. R E&DERS' NOTICE - If you want the New1 Ollloe of The Dall:r Tribune, eall 258-L; If ·the BaalnHI Ollloe ask for 202-R. LEASED WIRE BUCKUf. SOl~NS .By Carrier Cora Tipor 8;rtiiJ' ....... Home M11de · ICE CREAM Special Sat. and Sun. Only PASS EMERGENCY nBE CONOUCTE BilLS FOH REliEF UH lUTHER State For Needy In Next Two Yc;aro "Luther Week" To Ob&erved For "Father of Prole&tanti•m" TAX IS REDUCED . DATE SET AHEAD On Bottled Beer To Olle Cent; Coamelica Hit 10 Percent In Order To Be Auured ' Of Good Weather For Celebration $24,000,000 Pledred By ,._ --el- . I 29c - . .;.. Pomero.t. ' M huaJ'dous U fiiiDC Ol' · motorlna. and Pttlni·. ou& ·or . bed 11 Juo< u d"'!ll"""'· I That'l the de<tuoUan of et.aUstlclana for the Metnpolltan Llfe . tnaunnoe Com· psny who today llsul!l a bl9• ehure uf eompar~~otlve ~-· dent tables showing lim~)e Q).iahapa aeeount.fd ror 'tie. creater pcreeilta&e or lnJ\f'les. SILK KING fR~M N. RJ. S~ON 5T£H INDUSTRY 1 ~CCE~TS C~DE ITEM~~H~RY BASIS How To Deal With ployer Who Ha• Been Stru11linr ' Steel Head& Agree To 411 Hour Work Week ov~ er 3 Month Period UGH AGAINST ODDS ! I TRIAL PERIOD ENDS ,In November When Ei1ht I Hour Day To Reau!J!e I& Problem To Be Di•· eui&ed Whe11 "Bir In· du&try" In Fold Conditionally '. By WILLIAM B. NEAL INB Bt.aft correspondent Washlnlton. Aug. 19-INS-~ great stM.l industrY, lona • citrant tn the lnd.uatrlll ptm;ure, co.p1tulattd early tocll.y and· alft!td, . to come under the wl~ of ~ Blue Eaile on a temporary ~ "Bia Stool" agreed lo ' Jl!o OOlLJDbUS, 0., AUI. 18.-IN&-'I'wenty .. four mllllon doUa:ra fot poor relief Gurlllf 1933 a.pc~ 1934 WM pledpd by tQe 1ta.te ot Ohio lo Ito , needY unemployed today In dlf!entn.OeJ which are expected be recal- 1 to Six Victim& R:::::~ Collision B Two Trudo settL~d ~y. thl swtttart. jobs of leslalattua on record. which was speeded up to meet Oovernc ID one of Saturday, Aug. ltl "The Mo.U11~in.ie~ I ; Kido" ·· ~ Whtte'a request tor lmmedla.t.e ~ ~ the pt'OII'l\.\n . Wat: --- ' aloD '"l'ffid · Wftbtn. nine hoU11J alh· KenlsU. Wis., <\<bate _,ed, The prtnclpa1 dlfterence ILI"(XIIe from a. dermu;ad In t.be house tha.t amu.senVmt ~ons. of 2& cents ~d under shouJd not be tal«' d The ~ "'flended tho bill to taX all ~. regardless cr price. The)' wlU try to ctrect .u «unttromlee next week. Anot:IM,ir ameJldment by the senate; whlch must ·be concWTed In .by the houae, allo,... . the sale ~c ~ olnfle bot<les at beet for hort>' ~ptlon under a aec:Uon ot the new beer In all other "DON'T BET ON LOVE" M'res. .Qtnrer Bbl•rl.,, Grey,, : 't!?n' .KI_!hhedy. Short : 'fh'e BWld-llp. - Jarik' ; HaiPy S OME DAY Child reD's .' 2::tft' 8a~111. P. M. y~'ll lqQk _baclt to the ! ! ~of·~· M4 ~~ "Ii»-...•1 . " ·Goody..- Tfr~' for ~· ss.it,r, ~-· . ' ,.. ' .. .and . I FOUR OHIOANS biE ~ ~ dr.ys after tht-~ COilYebed In IIIJOOIOl .,.. Radio ' PriCes : .18C New YOl'k, . Auc. lg.._.JN~ . Taltlnl a bB.tb lli eeven tln)el 'liTlU fHl~W" Cent&-By Mail tt.OO cosmo:Ucs which the lurblature enacted yeetenlay exoepiJ ror two "THE LITTLE GIANt" ,. • WE MUST BE ' MORE CAREFUJ,, BATHE LESS 1~ a new ICheduJe ot taxes on aott Minta. beer, malt amu!ementaand TONIGHt' \ ·.. ' . S&:LJ'e Arthl*' o hto--PaJr ton.lBht.. 8w1day panlJ' cloudy, slowly rtain&' t.emperaiure. w. va.- Partly etoudy tonight aM. sundr.,; ~lowly rlslng temperature Sund~y . ._, ~ LITTLE RITZ IDYen.il~ IMPO~ING RIT E~ WEATHER FORECAST- OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. U It'l New• It't In The Tribune Receiye• NRA Kick• •• has moior u.ee•t.ive. been JWbed Clhlef of bure&u of uoeptlol18 by OH'I. s. lobnson, national ' re(TOYel')' mlnlstrator. Are Doped Plotters 40-hoW' work wet, averaged .fWtr a three-month period, w1th a on to~~~~~~ employer wha< r, been small whO now iB eonfronted wlth areat increases In hill overhead lf he sub&:rl.bel to the code. How to deal wtth thla Jittle tel~. the employer who ror nearly h>ur yean of · de~ton now hu been strunllnl to mtet his payroll and keep hill bead above water. iB bt'oomtnr more and more of a. blem for tht br11lns of NRA. have to be arappJed wtttt kmr. for already Ute NRA is flooded with inQuiries as to years theM~ eiMIH are "' the AI yet unless 110me 13 conceded Ten A....,it;;ifor Vlola!lim ~,.l'o~n~lni~§o':ors nnd been read to '"""""' a.nd approved by Battling W the Senator Gosuke Imai, member of the Japanese operative• agr>e<~ House of Pears and ruler over 75 per cent of Japan's '" • d':""' ~.1 period to vast silk industry, is shown here as he was greeted by t :::::;.,. J:: :,...._ Kayo Hata; (left) and Yukie Mori, whose deft silk -~ November""' ... fixed . , . ,. th W ld' F . t end or the trial period. On tWisting fmjNrS amaze VISitors to e or s air a "'' thaJ. date, .. reaches 80 per cenl Ch•tcago. employes 10 on the Prominent Doctor · ....u of Aati-NarCotic maximum of 48 hOUJ"8 and a sbl:· day week. Wages Will m average or 40 cents an Announ~ent. of the early thia , oU. etc.·- WIUl !tatufeo Famou~ Society Folk~ In. ::1nexecut1ves, u .... ' Y~t eYen theee remarkable low prlc:ee Jllei''P. ! ~totll1ing ,uniE188 the tire Ia buUt a, A 10 JM!t cent tax menta and eosmetlel, --' provllion authortztne :~ poor reUef bonds state revenues rrom .... Reckoned · :. £.·~·· u..-ocery : ~·~ • . .SP~CIALS..,-¥T.iJRI)kY O!'ft,Yi · ; :Nu Spread 9leb ·.' ... ....3 lUB.'' l~ ' ~~~~~e~~~R,s__ , . _. . _. . . ( .. ;, . _ 5c .l IGenlllne Delu.bhii.Jp &e;~ · Ru~rl · lf~AfTH CLUHBAKING.:10 . 'l~O:WOER, 2:1b can ;one ~STAL'J?"S'i'ARCH,. • . ' "" ~" t 1; . zs' ·c ·· -C 15 A.Af.0Ni;Gx, fm ..... . " Qililrt .Bottle ....... . ... . .'... . , 14c ~ LARGE 'BOXOATS ·, · '· 1·'·· 2 (."1- 1.... • . 1 1'B!g 'value .. .. . .. .... : . : . : . · • - C , GOOd Quadcy, can ...... : . .... 'fK' .· . M~ATS VEAL. BEEF; POIUC, and MUTTON 1 ~ 1 • .I (, l ' .\ ~---- $ • ,' Get Confession . " 1· lf•.tr . on the. car e;.id toli(h · on .;•· . ', I ' ' ' ,, ' 4.40-21 ·.; 'S;'!16 i Germany Regrets Assault Incident . . you becallle we checli everythinr FREE I ' Apolo.;.. to be Olfered to U. S. for Insult Offered Brooklyn Ph:roician ' ,. ,.,.,,011 OrA.r Slu• PrW•• - PORK LIVER, 2 lba ...... , .... , . l&e BOILING BEEF, 4 lb• .. .. . .. . .. . .. . 25e SWIFT HAMS. whole <>r half, lb ... 14'!1 c BREAKFAST BA(:ON. in piece, 2 lb&. 27c VEAL or MUTTON STEW. lb .. : . ... 8c: DRESSED CHICKENS l ,_ All Of Our Mea._ Are Gonmment . ,,. · ·. lnopected We Fill and Deliver Relief Orden - Shaak Telb Wife Arkan&ao Ollicialo A_,..jed Him Brutal Treatment you--not to mention JOUr pocket-book) We remind Spare Ribs .......... 41bs. 25c Beef Roast "Choice Cuts" . . . . . . . . . . lb. 10 1·2c Force Used To ' 4(, I '. ' ''!~ ate~.in~. : Hi~~~~Q-~-~~:-.. ...... ..:....17$ :' ,<., . ,. .'kNl •· . that yciti"filr,..l y~* oil! BAPi~~!H~~7U.RE_ ~~~~~D:. ~ f~~~~Aq~~ M,(\LT ' DON'T let yCIUI' ea.)" ·re· · • mind you on a lonely ~d · I · .. '~ AU FtJU. OVERSIZE AI Mldotlepon U,bW ~ld TONIIlHTI CHESHlRE 1'1 a!~~J~~x ,.,_ Admioi011 &c and 10c "' ,, '• > G .~ ,,~ - . ' ~:,z :Nfaijin £be.-~ba¢h ·.. · ' ' Selvice·St.tlqn ·PomerOJ. Ohio , .' CUBAN REFUGEES REACH NEW '" . · · ·" ~t .,• I, III&J' be a tax · ........ n-.1 ~~';_ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August 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 August 18, 1933 hanson johnson mayes sparrow williams