http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/e2e29a3fadb562e8d037cef58072bf00.pdf ee590368bbd66848295b2e699684b8a4 PDF Text Text .. 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 ~~';_ �l .. • ( 'I ... ' .. . ,-----.-..------. -- E DAJ~Y TlHRlJN~ ' - u -d-<lqo matl.jtr s,pt. 11, ~. . . . . ~- ;t Wqter Sees nluch Qlory In Trees ... ~~tew York'• Far~•r IP·tt-t Qell at t110 1'1>11 Olll<v al ..,.,w, ~ 11!!ilef tho Acl of Muc~ 3, 1.,. I!Ublll!l"d IJ&ll> ••• ... · - SUNDAY, A110t!BT"llb, i$3$' 01110 . Victim's Widow ' ·-· - " . ~IIJ lall<rs, ~.....,, oxoeUenl and d~~ll> and ," mould 1D ill cues •lin their ~ILbO\IIh DOt oeoeua,rUt to '" ' prmlf~. ' NP.WSP~ERMAN "'\ IN . : LLIPOLIS " FOl' E4jkoial O(lk>l Callllf-j. ;.;~·-~:;~~~::;~·~?nnt waveea." onR For B~ Ofllllo and. Clroal~loa Dei!L ~ lfl·& QeU1'erecl BJ curter One W~Jc l·.... ........... • .16 I ., ~· the .. ,ras1 cattle to ihe berba for the service ot man" and oo to the "trees of the Lord" with wblch the whole ftoral universe comes to ltl completion and. its ~own ' Even a, careless reader of the I Bible must be impre.seed by the 1 tact that trees ftgure pr.ominently 1r. the Scriptures, standing for \ariou• truths and preaching many ll beautiful hOmily. They are the chief feature m the Garden of Eden and only disappear with. the fading out of the lMt vi.slons or the Apcealypse Under their grateful Mhde the forefathers ot the race nnd test in primitive simplicity. - One Month , ••...•. , , .• , . , • ..'.':.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' '.': ~ Mon~· .•.•. ........... ~;~!~~~ -;.=....=.::.:..:.:..::.:..::.:..:.:~.:.:_::~~~:.:..:.:..::~· Year 1• • •• ••• •• , . . . . . . . . . 6.00 One Year ·!l ... ..._.. ~ Tt1ey give names to cities, Jerico -:!-_..,., __ u• again furl!~sh~s us with a tragic example of what when people allow themselves to be go1 erned by J>BMion rather than uy lneir own judgment. _ magm'tffde that one pert~on con and does take the life of another' Without provocation other than that he has had his me eq u1hbrium disturbed, is the ·wonder of many who h ve not yet been in such a state. S ell incidents of the futility of becoming beside! s if ' man. The man with thb splrlt or the Almiglity seemed tQ be the poet profit of 1\lerltablc "tree ot rlghteousne&tJ" Usa. 61 :8J on oak Mamre or a ced.r1r of LebaMn , ~~~~~~~~~·~--~·~-·~,.~-·-g with anger, but prove• that he who would be-[; comes ceasful in ruling any other person or thing, must fiM bj able to control himself. S .I'll acts nlso prove that the greatest job before humanity at present as it has alway8 been l• to first teach nwnkind that It must control itself. When this i.s done in the individual case, there will be no more need lur~e navies and standing armies. The trouple with o"ur method of procedure ia that we have becJI jlro~l!lhg the wrong end and in~t~11d of app~l)l!.clli!)lr the problem from the bas\c end, we have started at the top und nre working down. When one loses control of himso li he is indeed lost, as is so often proved and Bometimes •o tr~gically. · . . THE JURY IS MERCIFUL JURY clo•e to Meigs Countirns, In fact, sitting in Ra. venswood, across the river, listened to the testimony nnd the adm1ss ion1-1 uf the Hccused relative to their pre. A arranged pian• to hold-up the West Virgini11 officer. and ~1 ecure from them the pri~oner whotn they were conveymg to the ~>tate penitentiary. fol·med of the movements of who kep,t th~ crlljlinals ln- the prisoner and they heard the criminal• themselvea tell tho whole atory which resulted in the cold-blooded killing of one of Kanawha county's deputy· sheriffs as well as the murder of the convicted prhmner. And nfter hearing oil of it, they retired in due form, discus•ed the evidence (at least it is to be hoped that they did because law abldinll' citizens hope they at least partially observed th.ir oath when they were accepted as jurors) !.' nd a fthort time later returned with u verdict. That verdict wns one of guilt of flr.t del!rec murder of the accused with a recommendation for mercy. Ju ~t why such a recommendation should be made for a killer found guilty under auch particularly ,cold· 'blooded and atrocious circumtttances, js more than the nverage, normal, lawRabiding citizen can figure. But since the jury has spoken there II! nothing for !aw and order •nd unprotected citizens to do but sit IJack and wntch justice in its customary manner, take Its UEual blow on tne chin and pretend to like the treatmont that members of its own organization accord to It through their utter seeming lack of ability to diatinguish the ulti· mate in cold blooded premeditated murder from a homitlde of acci(iental origin. More and m01·e, each and every day, society is furni•hed with examples of the utter lack of ablllty of its 11wn members to act as comt)etent jurors I l/ and fn to *'Pt· ; ll·•r• "-'rr fllled ~ 3tee · 1 · (QinUJlued .fr,oJD \ 'lbtt rea· fi~Jll. nae ODtJ 1 • the locomot.ive. -W. .u~~e hm!IJ wu enrout.e trom T'Ol· , - - - -- -- - - edo to Prlneet.on. TeXU. t4 vWL Mr. &Del Kn. Clarence Lowery, pt.renW of Mrs. Gray. Ize&.ta an4 )label any uved wtthwere ttvtr ll'foDdparente MIM aDd the Oraya takiDI Lhem ,./U • vt.t•-dulltJ'f had qreed to a propelled !Jack to Tens. ....... 1 Lode tor the tncluat ...., some of the Pdl"', Henr¥ -~ ter, Cinderella luaer eompu.nlea objected anct a ~Y,racuse, N. y .. A!IJ,: l~:r,N~ ThW'Ida,- wbefe ~ a L Buck 2Sc • I H<lllSOn, exRwifc of the Hnckford, Ill., ou~1ncs~ executi·,re1 who was burnerl to flenth hy ' a metch and Mrtl 8 .F Raekard we~·e calling on home folks Sunday evening Baor Mrli Thomas O'Connor wru~ tn Pomeroy Tuesda.Y. • H M. Sj:Htntcr. 11ons and two I ;.cc·: ~U&hteu motored to Charleston I it<"~iijiis-:a;,;r·· -~nl I' no' teeth and. a body Etlturday. dJ'mp weattwr. Don't ' the ~l&ratlon or Ill· ,._.,a really a. dignified • RUTLAND One Word Led To Another . ' By Arthur "Bur•" Ten · - <OonW.ued rrom. " ' On1J ~~~ cnucally when their autowa.s ~truck by a westbound ra.lll'Os,d PBPJIJE!nger train o.t! troS'Iinr here en·rly today. T1re deai1 were. ' Jame.R Gray, 3'1', of T~ledo Mrs. Gray, hlfl; wJfe, .32 Nettle Gray, '7 , a ~ughtet· Mrs Ella Thomas, 35, also ~ of Tol~do, ~ aunb of Nettle fio other daughters were Injured crJt~lY nnd were ex'pe"tl.ed Lo die mome~lly They were Izetto.. ~t and Mabel,lO. The rather was driving the car when It app1·oached the erO!Islng - --- -- -- - 't'lnkWbrth-lt'~ J)retty bad, oldtime beet prdem.. No par .. r.nuley WOn't helj) 1t. adm~tted without their chll· Mannlx-Rqtea are the same aa Dunbar-We Have & eeat. - ' Portland-A thoUJaud times no. Th11t'a Inflating a negative. -- Ender-E,erybody hated David unttl they saw him act. M•ybe we wlll have to KO on the &tBae, Mrs. Toots-You're a liar yourMlf. OIU'rle~ - • Eddie-We feel as happy as a drep-sea dlvm· ta.kltiR oft his shoell. st. LouJt-w';"d;•t care whether 1t li In OOil!en Gate l'ark CD' w J ~ ut th Le 1 e ua P e an ng In Spain to save cartue. -· Admlrt;tr-lmposs~ble We a ha,t In hot eummer. don't Wl:6trul-Am almost bald, have a -n-1~ poorly Pive pa&sena:en; and the driver are J.flln' Ph~ ,and . U:llflll In hospitnla Ei:«tbl$lr.1 (I( eroy V6i!ted They .Included . CJeor&e Qlaller ot triehd,f 'beU, ~.. • . Wilkes Borre, J.ll . erltle&l cqndtUon; acn. A.fniila Oabeilin ·and dau- l'red H,lct.s. believed to be bf. Wilkl. ~hten ,l)ld Cbarlea Wallace 0 Ba.nte; Jo!Ql Garvey~ 30,,ot,J?l'UfR Char~ yJalton Monday. adelphia, end Mfg 1Ma.ty ~d. 23, Bett;J • Delancey returned to of Philadelphia. • t hL~~ne l 1 ~rUnbura Wedneaday The driver'&. rl$)11-cf1rm wa.a ampu.. after apendlbl the put several days tated Olalier'.s oondition was 80 with hel ll'andparents, Mr a.nd serious. physiclans hold little hope Mn. J:verett Youn(t. !or hts recovery. He ts suttertne; Jllal bdl.& Plbbs wu apt PleasR rrom I)OS.'Iible lnWrnal lnjurle& •nt .vi81\or Tburaday. OJ.adYI Hottman waa the Sunday FlkE DESTROY!! HAU !"leftt or hetJllter, Mrl. Beat.l'lc:e Tlmn, O, Aug. lli--JN8-P'ire, fhompeon ii Vt:mon, W Va. believe<'! 1.0 have been of incendiary Mary LlJCille Baud la the II,Uel!t c.r!J1n, tOOay destroi'M the dance of her lfl,ndp&rent., y.r. ~and Mrs. hall at Meadowbrook Park at Bas· !1. A. Bot.rd at Graham Statton. cOm .six miles weat o! here Cht.rJeeiSI!ace '¥lUI a vlaU.Or at .ni.mages were estimated ~t U5,~ Kenova, ,Va ~ ~Yf•&.~ . . ,· , ; coo. J. w. N .vtaltei1 wa mOther Fh~men, who waged a deaperate Mra. Mary Natr(lfi.S at Clifton unbP.ttle to stem the conftagratlon, day. declared tha~ the dome of thf' Helen Bletner and Cinderella I <!Knee hall bltfw up 88 oil fume~ th0\1821 from '\VJnteri ,wer~ b~taa Ytlltors at IPt.Mr.PleM&n~ l'hursda~. and Mra. Delancey of LETART FALLS - ~ , Park- e:-abw'g were Wednelday auet~t.!l ot Mr. and Mn. Ev~ xoUD(J. Pbs AP'Jellll dabeleln and da~br ter3 returJ\ed to their hoirle at ClnR RelaHves !rpm a.: dlltaDoe who at· clrO'tatl Thl.ll"8d&y, after sperdne tended the Iuneral ·ot B~Jfs. ~&dOra the past week here \vith ' relattve~. ¥cOnde ore ~·follow~: Mr, and ~ ' Mrs B Burnett. Son and ~~liter of Toledo. Mr !arid MIJI Le'Wir ·J:Jlur - VERNQN, W. VA.. and duushter Josle, Mr ar.d Mrs -~rl aerman and. -.on ot <(daliinbus. : BEI.AYEO , Mt. and Mnl. H. 'B ' Jl\nney knd J J 'Reed and rainny were the do.ug:htcr1Nellle, ·Mn. Slnah MUler, Sunday gueats of Clo.rke Sayre and ! Mr o.nd Mrs. 1!1. 8 1 Wo!f of ~ken· family~ bUI"B. Mits Bertha •Wajner(' Ul". r4nd Orta. I.¥vtnc a~ lamily Mr11. D Edt. len. Vre: ICVelyn ·suman camng on Bob R.I.Juah arid family Mr and Ml'fl l"¥84\' McDade ; andl Sunday.- , ... ~ · mother, Rev oreynolds of'•Ra'"'n&-- Mark ROush, ~rL Ahd Esther wood. W Va.1 r,tr. )1\f\d "!\. N,oah {Iottman..., w~re caUI,ng Qn~ trlep.ds •ln Stanley, Mr andi Ml'8. dhqs. Me- ~hla vltliilty•s\w.da6'. , , Nickels ot Rae.lne, :pon Prlee ot ,. Krs. Btrnard_ L1evlng and duughMkddl~port, '!.(I'... ancVM1'S. '\ W. E. .ter are 1ifendii18' & fftw diLYB wlfh ~a.de of Kjlll&US:a. her (11lth~r. ,Mlltotd Hottman. Mr and Mr&'. ~ Vf ' l Bal84t and LUe H<iftdlan $.nd tairilJy~ R.y Mrs Ra.ph Webb arK! son, Mrs Paul RlckAht and , son were Sum'lly Aluxnndtr and da.ui).n~ : at\eh(!t!U1 g90St1t ot .Mrs tJo.rah Rlek~rd a'fid lhe !un(!ml of rhc fOrmers .!liSter-&1- son. law. Mr.;. B L. narnll~ ,4 ~t ':: ot~r S~UiHt.er wa.s ldollllll <*I Li\•erpodl Sun.;ltY · · Th~ron Rqush ' a"nd famify•· re~enUy Mr and Mrf Drua ~utyen :or Mts Lll}'B.bepherdand:Ji&terJennY Grond Island Nebmsks. ntrt..-ed are the gue3tl o~ M:i's Hattie Reed Tuesday fot llll1 ij:ldetlnlte vial~ here The Vernon Uulted Brethren I i#o·~~toidown n~rythlflg . .. 1 d•rc;'rt''P t' 1 •• • J ' ~ Mr. and Mrs Ivor ' PHONE 202-R .THE DAILY TRIBUNE' ! ~ I '. ~ ' I •• ' .. .oanoil.~I!Sd.orr· •: . · thinp, I \r '~ , ..,••. " I).. , Ml'. nnc. Mr.s Abe Not':1S Cf!lf'but- TO THINK? ]!itil.lll: thip~. bu~ . qan be 1> btr; aO"uroe o'f irrou11 lo 1 •. ·J I : '\ ' ' f ," Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma F. A. MILLER, l'UBUSHER OF THE SOUTH BEND (IN· DIANA) TRIBUNt SAYS: · · · ·"It il the duty of parente to ao rear their children that they will uraderatand and fully appreciate the value ~f money. ··t~ael\ln, "'em ,the value of money .ohould begin when the cljllclr!lli lre y~fl' young. .' .. "lfb~f -ljould be made to und•r•h•l•<l tbllt rqoney ia not eaoily · "' made a~d ~~011lol n~~t l!e ~uUy ipent. ' . ~ I · • "ll;tplt~!1'1 jn "'oney eXIH!ndJturc• dote not mefln otlnclnen. •• ~ • "" \ol ' "Mbt!tli> i\lwaya •n~ul~- be ex~et\ded wiaely, li~<tll~:wi:~c~ bt ~aiJe a\wayA ihot1Jd • •• • • , •• , ~ • 1\ ~ •' I • ' ' ~ • ' . '' '., :.,, · ..; ' ·' wu rlntrtnr th~ bdtt' trout door. The maid diet be 0avl'if ' I I ~ ' It is -easier' to· bu:i'ld a' .,.11!18dolaetar t~at will rea<l '70 mi•Xes 8.11, hour 'thllll' a oaf' ~hat. "w ill ab 7Q::a(J,1;ar(a4 lti1W:. ' · ' · ,- , , ,, A Detroit 111811 who hill! a 81111111111r home in Northern Miohhan, bol@n iaeveral 'lionths aco to drive hie •£1"t;at ,For~ V-8. , He says: . ·, . ,. ' "lly )iatoh tells ae t~t I co u.P north in P'J;'B t~llie : ttiap 'I ll!d before, :but my For~ apoedoaater sars that I co,at slow•r speed 1 and tho trip recisters fewer ailea. In ~ termer oar tho SAeedometer speed was higher. ~ ~t11eage greater on tbis "tr'ip, but wttb my Ford ':v-B I ge> in less time ~ and u-_e leas cu." '~ t,..,., ' t T There ia ~ ay-ster,r- about tha\. · · Mis former aileace .. speed and gas consump(ti:>Ji wal·e de'lusioDa. He figured by a ,e!lMdb.lllG~er.-·thl d~d not aeasura accurately, and was not meant to. Aii his costs--operations, repairs. upkee~ere calculated· on a wrong basia . Awrong speedometer aieleads on all these 1 tau . . • ' •, Sqme oa.r '""ll(aoturere ' j"-tifY this pM\Ctioe. They say it is Just as . ~11 for a ctriver-•to th111)r."·lle ,is :ci)lng 70 milee an )tout "!lhen he is goini; • ':• ~'-only ,62. Well, let tha.~ pus aa to ~peed; "does it JustifY' tellfng every driver' that he is gett~~ acre aileage ou( ot his car than he really is? A apeadoaetar measure•~ AND .•l.l!'{i' ·,llltO!ll~ i\ " l>~a~ Oll.~t/\? ~ ·· ·: ·•• ~p,n411!J i~P lf. ut:trolt"iltnnot o~< lie- ~ou'r.-· f!!Y"lllote J b'an speeding · liP·,,;, ;j1.8eJl.-:'~~tc, Ql!!l, Vea~•ojlot'&.. mUts·. C An . hotlr..lj, 1J11xt¥ 'liinutes lq~g ,• ·; . •1,-:~IUe 1.8 15280' teet ionc. I~ aileage and Ford epeeJl. are- aocur!ltely · llltasured-they are ther_...;;;.;pou get them-no one geto more. • Anyone oan buy !lpeedOIIatera and have them "tixed" anyway he wants tll"'. J lie deal with ll&lllitaoturera whli krtow our strict stand on aoouraor and are glad to aeet our apeoitioationa. The limit ot variation in Ford speedometers, a limit that oannot be avoided in aanuraoture, is 2! at 70 ~lee. we r;et our-speed and aileaa' o11t or o11r engine and wheels, not out ot our •peedoaater, ., . DID YOU EVER STOP I ' v· ~ . -~ ~D, r!~·~~· ;t~!'tJ, ~-~. d~rs , ot i:lit~J1int, m¥-e~ • .~i~h "IJ"Odomete"~s ~ot 'at 0, werff ' ~un-. eaoh two'.'~ll'l>nil or •g u;· ahd dl':l.v,en . the ..._. road till they• atpppe<l,, ··Tile ··tfi!p..car well,t 7\,•W.-• .llu•th'r cl'lwn ~~e ro.~d · thari "tho low o&r; 7et the • lQ1f~r's apo·~-lll!r shotred t!)at' it had gone tarth6r ~an· t~e top :C11r ." J:aDtr, •~'l.el!- ,a~t( 1,'081! "mi~s: ~ :be two" q\1-J:..te dit~erent ed their JUiden wedding and M1'6, Noa-rls' 'roth blrthda.y Sunday wll.h about 50 rcla~lves and friends pre- B.Y Edoon R. 1 1 ; The, ,p.ecf0JIIi8t•~ ~· LONGllOTTOM ut &. Saved frotn Block by Home'Lo'a~ Aci: tjt ' ., arpund myself, ~tnr aw~U~ hl81 a ° . Pat·a·cake, Pat-a-cake, baker'• man! MakC me a cake aa fut u you can; Bake it until it' • brown and criap,Then oell it to me with an ad like thio! •1 - Jet"Qmeavute and eacn Nankin Are apcndln~t a few d&:y s with Mrs Shaver'a mother MI'S Mary Swl\ll and other ~latives here. 0 E: Myers ami fa.mtlv and .Mrtl L .l ~{.v ers attcnctcd the Pryor f::.mlly reunion at Marietta Sund&.y. Mich. They report YOung a.nd took dinner with. H. two 50111! Of Colutnbus a.nd Mlas M. Spencer and daugbtt nJ Bunda~· u:abel Evans ot Dayton were i\lCBtll Mr · and Mra Ed Manuel At1d last week of M:r1!l M E Rathburn. f.'lROddaushter ot Pltmts spcm Mrs. Anha ..lees .spent the week tJunda.y with Mt· Rnd Mt't!l, Fi·ed mH wlth frltnids tn «.uttind. Spencer. Oladya Hi!J:Iey nf LOB Al).lele&, 1s Born to Mr nnd Mrs. Douglas r.pendlnJ her vacation at tbo home HOUIIh a baby girl August 7th. C'f her careftts. MiM Higley II a I The Missionary Soet 1,,J met at •• .~ h L A le Iii h " 1 home ol M•s. J-·le Je-ell ""'"c er n Hall 06 who ng;e underwent II g se,.oo ....,., .. t>otothy an. M:?arn~nnlnr. operation at & Park~tilll'l hospl· famliy t 8M~a. ~ha Lyon!l aud tal lae:t week hu retilmed home e e, · V:t., 6i*lt thtt and 13 lmptovlnll rapidlY. week end wlth . their lU!Cie, Pnnt Hurt Spl~ waa broqbt home Rickard and daughte:ll rrOm the hOBir!tat at Galltpolta and T. K. Spaulding ot C'harleston itl lrhprovlng ate•dlly waa the Sunday nuest of Marv l Mr. ahd Mra Ftaitk Bean reLQulse Rickard. turned Sunday Mtn a. WCC'!ks visit Mra. Earl VIcker'. 'HIR tllken to 1tc Chlcal& · Where theY went to · the St. Joseph hosplt.al at Parke1,. r!ttend the fait- ami to buy gooda. -odern Nursery Rimes Clara Shaver and do.ua:htcr. . and Mrs. O!ls Llcvlng antl IIPI!nt S\)nUay with Robert and family Roush lS •-s Tow,;~ l t>:y of corrected. Unkky woO-Grant lor.t h!J; first battle aa a General. Oot hi$ whtst:ers knocked oft. ..,... ===,..... ~22~E~~i teen porsone .-re ~ tw<l the',.... ... eM. Lritlca.Uy, when a. fllrle b\11, Clevt· lolr. and. fllrl. Cb&rlel &nlth re· i~d bound, skidded and overturn· tarned to Charleston 'nwrsday a.ted at the foot ot a s teep hlll two U, vt81tln(l: trlendll here during miles west of Elbridge on the 8Jra- ~t week, lllao -vlaltlnl rel&tJvell cuae Auburn highway. ford and Pt.. Pleaaant. R stand ~....~ ..... Ruth or . S L. Bryant retum an extended vlalt Ann ArbOr, Detroit tdi.ho-You and who elee? wertt· Lucywith Rickard night hto• slsWspent r , MraWednesda)' lJiy lraY· rout fur Lhelr Sunday School clas-i lor Ouy and v\lle spent Sunday Lat klns and wlfe. Mrs Thole ~t 1ne1 Roulh, Ada, Bcina and Ellen Rlekal'd. • ""' ne, H· - • .~ Thursday eventna. Emmett. n.oUlih, W11llatn St.Aata, Richard Bayre tnd Edward Reed. ~uiLC a number m JOlkJ trom here People'• Clull, Kn Cora Rouah l att-ended the runeral of Henry Rlci1: R and Irene Sayre for Prtmuy clasl\- ard , a tomlet resident c" this place e'l at Huntin&.ton Thu-..~ ...... I or 1 s•~·· - . r •·•-• IMOuuw wu oraani!ed SunRQ a&ctard wu elect.ed Superintendent., Non Hoffm•n. Bee retary, J:vel)n Rouah TrefUI• 11 er, Romer Dooobue ~her tor adult elua, Mia ZeUa Rickard lor Younj da7. ~~;~~~r~~~;~~~ a.DClMllsea Zella R1ckard . Heleu Reed Evelyn RcllSh IJ&\'e w. wt:'iner I I touching his gasoline !waked clothmg a~ he snt in hh~ anlomobiler i8 shown UH she looked utter questioning. Her wind and eye brows were singed in the flre. Sh~~ ,·ays thi!'; occurr~ U when "~he was trying to put out the t1r..::. ~~;~~~~·~~:r.~;:s.to~rmy ~~ Such every wny, every dny, it is becoming mo!o app~r~nt that a complete readjuotment and an entirely •new . sy~tllJil Qf hn<lilnJf our ~rhninal c~ses i• nece1111ary 'If w~ ~~~ tp exrect _to !'la~e ~ny heaqway whafever In offr b~ttlp ajJalfl't cr!quna!s !'J¥1 wp~t ~hey ·~~~~ f9r. ~·. ' · , 'fhe juror~ in oqr 1tei~hbqrl~g, cq_~ntY wl!o ~ul!ty of a mercy ript de~ervlft~ b~!ft!!lfiiY •v~vy r~a·o~ to be nshllmP4 W ]P9~ tliP!~ ' JA'\i!:t~.~l!,i\l.!P¥ ll•j~~l>q!'• in the fpoo 11ft~f such ~JI exijlnVJ.~'< 9f ~~~!Ofi!J~Y •xte!'<\lnll ' -t•~ . • ........ relati~M. Mill Caasie SIJA wtJo. vllltlnt: relat.t'ftfl here fei,;.me.· her home at WheeWl8. Tuelday. Kn. PollJ Ann W-aner II veTJ Wbleb I" """"larded fnr f""""' _..,.. -- houri ln tbe early mom1n1. Bodie.& were thrOwn. t1'0rn to · to 10 teet aa the auwm.obtle wu hurled bact aplnat the croulnl pte by 111 I pa1 woman lfDLI'•9'&DI 880\\'Ea.D •-'--' EJnmett Bb 1e I the Oork, tea and box toe iJlU•·~..... -Mr. and .-n:. u r and dlatrtbutol'll of tnduatri&l aup· <Rei~~J Hess) were entertalned ,..,. .. pilei 1nd machtneryaod. wboBIJIN day ~enine a.t tbe!r borne oo Oole of Jewelry, and watch-maker& and ::.wet 'f1th D m1aotU&DeOQI 8bDW· 1 jeWelry 1uppllea. er A1JOut IIKU' rf,la.Uve.a ~ Nevert.helea a alowl.nl downQf .... •·-AA ........... ·~oceukJ and j _,of -~ ~ I r..,,_ =~.,.....,.ed .._, n Pfv•u..... cations of Lhe ~· pre.sentfd Ulem wl~ many beauU· \ ldentlal OOdetl wu nottced. 'I'IUI tul and 1J .efU11lfti. waa •ld to be d.ue to the tnteJwl-.e oompal&D to brinr the big lndU8triea into Lhe told thlfl ..eek. \ A l&rie majorU.~ ot the copper tn· R man ddstroyed himoelf after ftrot destroying his neighbor. That {.parrela and di~agreemenb~ sho uld reach such a They heard the I '. I The old saw of the ancients of ••whom the godR would de~;;troy, they Jirst make mad,'' was never more aptly illustrated thau by the case in H•rtford wherein a <"nc's ~·· •t bdng the city of fragrance and Tappuoh tJosr. 16:34) Appletown, ,., bile tbe chief natural feature In the vlotnlty of Jerusalem was and >n the Mt. ot Olive. Nor should the twentieth' century after Christ, r:1uetu}Jy setting aside tts forest rt<aervea. rorget that 1n t.he ea.rltest l~g!Blllt1on of the chosen people v1ere l&.wll especially protecting ti"IC'se beautiful and bebeftcient glft11 from Ood Even amid the d11- ( vastat10n or war, from ruthless desetructJon Had those lo.ws ' been f~ ! thfully observed, Po.le&tine mi.Sllt still b ~ ln B land of brooks and 01 c;larJja, Its hiii H covered wiLh ftocks 1 ll~ valleys rlrh wtth corn (Deut. 20:19J 1 The tree&., figured in the Bibli' as a favorite symbol ot the godly ~ r~~&4kilibii'Sft'tiu, liV., C~.a.iN~;t,IJ.Wg _ . . . --- · - - TRAGfl)y OF TEMPER JHE RECENT tragedy across the river from s · \rett. - I Fn4 IU01ball. "''· • DIES ;m ... NlU ' •v..;:e to nl Is manqed by Leroy BarRAICif>leUor wlll apeak on a radio ' conle,..nce ol ""'eaent.atlves <II Bla ~who removed th~ bu,;fDeltS hoOk-up \ next Saturday, .Not1ce Industry wa.a expt;cted next week. :l_ , trom thP ShUlet buildlfll recently. wa.s reoeived that, the Melloil Banka l The lwnber code WRI bcllll delay .. W~ hal been ncelved heft' ot . • ' I would m~ un,d er the ' NRA &nd • t.d unexpectedly. Thll! aiBD wu the de&t~ or pbnrles R . ~ldnl • -the Alummum ' 1DdUitry, ln whtth lj.j.id oo be due 1.0 t.he driv,e ' for Lhe wl11Cb ooeurred. Priday mOnillll at' J&,n\el ,1!4artln . waa expected. hert> Mellon 18 I' poWerful· {J8Qre, pre- 1coal, oil and stet! codes bla h~ bt QalHpoUr.. J)eath re- S&tm;ttay trom a vtsi.t. in Chle8.1.J sented & Cfl(le. ' ' · ~~ ~ a stroke Ot paraiJafl. vohere he attended' & Centm·y of ~Uled blan~et codes approved 1 W~lnat.lp, AUQ. l~INB-Rllht wljloh ~ auftered about t~o mon- Proa:reu Expoalt.1on. \ for i~ll,'tries by ,· Admln\Strator rennanent ~ ,b( falr competttbs qO, .,. Paraona was connticted. 1 Mrs J H. Snitth and Hazel l/&n Jo;t~nson tncl~ded th(\ tanpen, tabe ~ t!on h•d been·; &pProve(l by PreBIWitti the mechaDI~ department of cOOney vlt!Ited 1n Huntlnatou ll'ri· rk' auto equlpme1)t,, oomfort.r.ble dent Roosevelt under the national ttie ~County Tlmta. , day witl;l the (ormer's s~ter, !4l&s mf,Dufaeturera, · ala.as containers, recovery act today. B,e II IUJ'YIYed h7 biB wtfe, farm- Maude Taylor,. ;.vhq 13 recu~q.tipK ll&:htlng eqqlpmf!nt, lace curtain, More than 1.500.000 worken are tr~ Mlat SteJlar Vance of Middle... from injuries receiVed tn an autoR sm'1k101 pipe, lll'aDufao\urtna phar- 'I aft'ected, with probably 160,000 new Pll't. and: one son Harry of Charles· mObile acOident, Bunda:t evenm1 . m'i.ceut1cal and biblOKical, Amerlc&.n Jobs created as a reault , ap::ordlni Ldn.' , 1 , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bma.rt ~ ~ert spice,' safety 18.f0r and blade, dress to otftcltt.l8 of the reoovery admlnPnneraJ servlces wlU be c~uet Saturday mcmlni: tnr their home ~ma~ faa~ners, &elentlt1c 'apparatus • if.tre.tlon. ' ~ 1 e4 Stmday f , p, Y:.tror;n ,the res!: al Chie&Ka- after vi.siting here with martufacQuj:ra, 1\Dd · ~e llye.stock The ~ aJ.Ined -.re~ ' cotton dlfnce. i ' the i former's bnther, Paul Smart market o.aenc~es. , tE>xtfle, shtplimildln&:, ... Wool utKtUe. , . and family , Moat of these agreements, which lpce, oorset &nd bru&h:re, elect~C!al 1"114RNDS ~TER'fAINI:D Crary and BiUy Davis l~ft Sat- ate etfectlve" pendln&: hearlllfl, pro- manufa.cturiJlS, t¥omen·~ coots and Mt a.nd Mr. •H ( M Cross int'erJ urda.y ;morning for the1r Home at Vide (Or ,O·hour weeks. suit&, and ltJ1tlmate theatrical lnR ned a n u . ciJ' friends at din· T~do after a vlslt here. The form· 1 Other new codes pru~ covered dustrles. r Prl~y even.ins at tbe B E er was on a eampln$: trip with Mr At least 10,000,000 workers a.re lbott hOme on North Third AVe- and Mrs. C. M Heq.nesy and pt,hers e~tlmated to be a.1!ected by modi· nue hOnortnJ Mr and Mra Rc;>ben IO'ih1le' .the latter vl.flted With w: A. I I , ftcatlons of the president's temporSnuirt or l!lhtcagc) . Giles and. family and Mr.· a.nd Mrs Off re-employment &IJl'eement, Those present 'o,ver . Mr nd W.' G Pavls . ! • Pina..Pon• which have been approved by the Mrs. :Robert Smart bChlr.a. ~ Mrs. R. A Heoox and daug:hter p H 0 T0 S reoovery admini:JtraUon. ahd Mrs Paul Smart and e~ren' Jllilet retum~d Friday from a vll5it Mr. and ·Mrs. Tom PiCkens and tw~ w.th Mrs c E Huqller at NewDURING AUGUST hhilHreO or Raelne M'r and. Mrs prrt News, Virginia ,n e~e m, Ta'lbott. daua:~~ 'Fl.orlnel ~nd Thomas N ~haron age(\. colored ~Y Ule hoat ·-nd bosteaa Mr. and Mrs- res dent of Ohve stref!l;l was taken FOR <Oontmued fl(lm It One) Cro68 • · • to the Holzer hOOpltal at oalllppl:i8 · · '• • · · · utWt.ies. Leaders ot the · reernlly where be underwent an NOTE-(..,tll no& be made are 1n favorotanaddltietnal cpertLtion , apiD oatil Delli Febnaryl tax on some of the wealthy Mrs H!lnn!l.h HIU'tinger retu1 ned eompa.nte&, although d~ua . at Friday ·evening from a VJslt In coR The Conlpton Studio &PJoring the small corporation!! net lJTmbu.'! YJlth relatlves MIMII'port. O. earning lll¥8e profits T!'Je lnoome Mts Eli.zB'bah liart.nger return.. ' r tax, which was suc1denly droppei t'd Saturday from 1. with ' relafrom governor's f:Lit«nain'e l'l: llef ttves and trl~nds Athena. program. was sunested as another pu:slb!Ut.y · In I!>Om• • :N~T!ON.&L AJ>l'lilt"J'IS!Nii !1Ef~~8£N'f.11!V~I Clqcaao. ftUtdelphJa, PJUalt111'fb, Mlln)lbo I ,. • I , .-lnsln no :lna~iloe wlU b. pubUahel!. ,~ VIRGINIA GREGG Phone 58 2 • L l l!!mdal' I:I!OePIS,:tU!"Ilay.. !A<•tod on t.owr llecoDd - · fOIMI""Y. 0 . ,. • oqi fJicnda send ~ le~ten or ne•• matter ffJ'r p~~f,lon U'ltl)' ~··--"· -· . .., THJ: DAlLY .•.. 'I I immediately and 14nl walked to the tro,t: of August 18, l9llll . ' ' 1' • ' •• • ' h ' 1\ • I I i �l .. • ( 'I ... ' .. . ,-----.-..------. -- E DAJ~Y TlHRlJN~ ' - u -d-<lqo matl.jtr s,pt. 11, ~. . . . . ~- ;t Wqter Sees nluch Qlory In Trees ... ~~tew York'• Far~•r IP·tt-t Qell at t110 1'1>11 Olll<v al ..,.,w, ~ 11!!ilef tho Acl of Muc~ 3, 1.,. I!Ublll!l"d IJ&ll> ••• ... · - SUNDAY, A110t!BT"llb, i$3$' 01110 . Victim's Widow ' ·-· - " . ~IIJ lall<rs, ~.....,, oxoeUenl and d~~ll> and ," mould 1D ill cues •lin their ~ILbO\IIh DOt oeoeua,rUt to '" ' prmlf~. ' NP.WSP~ERMAN "'\ IN . : LLIPOLIS " FOl' E4jkoial O(lk>l Callllf-j. ;.;~·-~:;~~~::;~·~?nnt waveea." onR For B~ Ofllllo and. Clroal~loa Dei!L ~ lfl·& QeU1'erecl BJ curter One W~Jc l·.... ........... • .16 I ., ~· the .. ,ras1 cattle to ihe berba for the service ot man" and oo to the "trees of the Lord" with wblch the whole ftoral universe comes to ltl completion and. its ~own ' Even a, careless reader of the I Bible must be impre.seed by the 1 tact that trees ftgure pr.ominently 1r. the Scriptures, standing for \ariou• truths and preaching many ll beautiful hOmily. They are the chief feature m the Garden of Eden and only disappear with. the fading out of the lMt vi.slons or the Apcealypse Under their grateful Mhde the forefathers ot the race nnd test in primitive simplicity. - One Month , ••...•. , , .• , . , • ..'.':.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' '.': ~ Mon~· .•.•. ........... ~;~!~~~ -;.=....=.::.:..:.:..::.:..::.:..:.:~.:.:_::~~~:.:..:.:..::~· Year 1• • •• ••• •• , . . . . . . . . . 6.00 One Year ·!l ... ..._.. ~ Tt1ey give names to cities, Jerico -:!-_..,., __ u• again furl!~sh~s us with a tragic example of what when people allow themselves to be go1 erned by J>BMion rather than uy lneir own judgment. _ magm'tffde that one pert~on con and does take the life of another' Without provocation other than that he has had his me eq u1hbrium disturbed, is the ·wonder of many who h ve not yet been in such a state. S ell incidents of the futility of becoming beside! s if ' man. The man with thb splrlt or the Almiglity seemed tQ be the poet profit of 1\lerltablc "tree ot rlghteousne&tJ" Usa. 61 :8J on oak Mamre or a ced.r1r of LebaMn , ~~~~~~~~~·~--~·~-·~,.~-·-g with anger, but prove• that he who would be-[; comes ceasful in ruling any other person or thing, must fiM bj able to control himself. S .I'll acts nlso prove that the greatest job before humanity at present as it has alway8 been l• to first teach nwnkind that It must control itself. When this i.s done in the individual case, there will be no more need lur~e navies and standing armies. The trouple with o"ur method of procedure ia that we have becJI jlro~l!lhg the wrong end and in~t~11d of app~l)l!.clli!)lr the problem from the bas\c end, we have started at the top und nre working down. When one loses control of himso li he is indeed lost, as is so often proved and Bometimes •o tr~gically. · . . THE JURY IS MERCIFUL JURY clo•e to Meigs Countirns, In fact, sitting in Ra. venswood, across the river, listened to the testimony nnd the adm1ss ion1-1 uf the Hccused relative to their pre. A arranged pian• to hold-up the West Virgini11 officer. and ~1 ecure from them the pri~oner whotn they were conveymg to the ~>tate penitentiary. fol·med of the movements of who kep,t th~ crlljlinals ln- the prisoner and they heard the criminal• themselvea tell tho whole atory which resulted in the cold-blooded killing of one of Kanawha county's deputy· sheriffs as well as the murder of the convicted prhmner. And nfter hearing oil of it, they retired in due form, discus•ed the evidence (at least it is to be hoped that they did because law abldinll' citizens hope they at least partially observed th.ir oath when they were accepted as jurors) !.' nd a fthort time later returned with u verdict. That verdict wns one of guilt of flr.t del!rec murder of the accused with a recommendation for mercy. Ju ~t why such a recommendation should be made for a killer found guilty under auch particularly ,cold· 'blooded and atrocious circumtttances, js more than the nverage, normal, lawRabiding citizen can figure. But since the jury has spoken there II! nothing for !aw and order •nd unprotected citizens to do but sit IJack and wntch justice in its customary manner, take Its UEual blow on tne chin and pretend to like the treatmont that members of its own organization accord to It through their utter seeming lack of ability to diatinguish the ulti· mate in cold blooded premeditated murder from a homitlde of acci(iental origin. More and m01·e, each and every day, society is furni•hed with examples of the utter lack of ablllty of its 11wn members to act as comt)etent jurors I l/ and fn to *'Pt· ; ll·•r• "-'rr fllled ~ 3tee · 1 · (QinUJlued .fr,oJD \ 'lbtt rea· fi~Jll. nae ODtJ 1 • the locomot.ive. -W. .u~~e hm!IJ wu enrout.e trom T'Ol· , - - - -- -- - - edo to Prlneet.on. TeXU. t4 vWL Mr. &Del Kn. Clarence Lowery, pt.renW of Mrs. Gray. Ize&.ta an4 )label any uved wtthwere ttvtr ll'foDdparente MIM aDd the Oraya takiDI Lhem ,./U • vt.t•-dulltJ'f had qreed to a propelled !Jack to Tens. ....... 1 Lode tor the tncluat ...., some of the Pdl"', Henr¥ -~ ter, Cinderella luaer eompu.nlea objected anct a ~Y,racuse, N. y .. A!IJ,: l~:r,N~ ThW'Ida,- wbefe ~ a L Buck 2Sc • I H<lllSOn, exRwifc of the Hnckford, Ill., ou~1ncs~ executi·,re1 who was burnerl to flenth hy ' a metch and Mrtl 8 .F Raekard we~·e calling on home folks Sunday evening Baor Mrli Thomas O'Connor wru~ tn Pomeroy Tuesda.Y. • H M. Sj:Htntcr. 11ons and two I ;.cc·: ~U&hteu motored to Charleston I it<"~iijiis-:a;,;r·· -~nl I' no' teeth and. a body Etlturday. dJ'mp weattwr. Don't ' the ~l&ratlon or Ill· ,._.,a really a. dignified • RUTLAND One Word Led To Another . ' By Arthur "Bur•" Ten · - <OonW.ued rrom. " ' On1J ~~~ cnucally when their autowa.s ~truck by a westbound ra.lll'Os,d PBPJIJE!nger train o.t! troS'Iinr here en·rly today. T1re deai1 were. ' Jame.R Gray, 3'1', of T~ledo Mrs. Gray, hlfl; wJfe, .32 Nettle Gray, '7 , a ~ughtet· Mrs Ella Thomas, 35, also ~ of Tol~do, ~ aunb of Nettle fio other daughters were Injured crJt~lY nnd were ex'pe"tl.ed Lo die mome~lly They were Izetto.. ~t and Mabel,lO. The rather was driving the car when It app1·oached the erO!Islng - --- -- -- - 't'lnkWbrth-lt'~ J)retty bad, oldtime beet prdem.. No par .. r.nuley WOn't helj) 1t. adm~tted without their chll· Mannlx-Rqtea are the same aa Dunbar-We Have & eeat. - ' Portland-A thoUJaud times no. Th11t'a Inflating a negative. -- Ender-E,erybody hated David unttl they saw him act. M•ybe we wlll have to KO on the &tBae, Mrs. Toots-You're a liar yourMlf. OIU'rle~ - • Eddie-We feel as happy as a drep-sea dlvm· ta.kltiR oft his shoell. st. LouJt-w';"d;•t care whether 1t li In OOil!en Gate l'ark CD' w J ~ ut th Le 1 e ua P e an ng In Spain to save cartue. -· Admlrt;tr-lmposs~ble We a ha,t In hot eummer. don't Wl:6trul-Am almost bald, have a -n-1~ poorly Pive pa&sena:en; and the driver are J.flln' Ph~ ,and . U:llflll In hospitnla Ei:«tbl$lr.1 (I( eroy V6i!ted They .Included . CJeor&e Qlaller ot triehd,f 'beU, ~.. • . Wilkes Borre, J.ll . erltle&l cqndtUon; acn. A.fniila Oabeilin ·and dau- l'red H,lct.s. believed to be bf. Wilkl. ~hten ,l)ld Cbarlea Wallace 0 Ba.nte; Jo!Ql Garvey~ 30,,ot,J?l'UfR Char~ yJalton Monday. adelphia, end Mfg 1Ma.ty ~d. 23, Bett;J • Delancey returned to of Philadelphia. • t hL~~ne l 1 ~rUnbura Wedneaday The driver'&. rl$)11-cf1rm wa.a ampu.. after apendlbl the put several days tated Olalier'.s oondition was 80 with hel ll'andparents, Mr a.nd serious. physiclans hold little hope Mn. J:verett Youn(t. !or hts recovery. He ts suttertne; Jllal bdl.& Plbbs wu apt PleasR rrom I)OS.'Iible lnWrnal lnjurle& •nt .vi81\or Tburaday. OJ.adYI Hottman waa the Sunday FlkE DESTROY!! HAU !"leftt or hetJllter, Mrl. Beat.l'lc:e Tlmn, O, Aug. lli--JN8-P'ire, fhompeon ii Vt:mon, W Va. believe<'! 1.0 have been of incendiary Mary LlJCille Baud la the II,Uel!t c.r!J1n, tOOay destroi'M the dance of her lfl,ndp&rent., y.r. ~and Mrs. hall at Meadowbrook Park at Bas· !1. A. Bot.rd at Graham Statton. cOm .six miles weat o! here Cht.rJeeiSI!ace '¥lUI a vlaU.Or at .ni.mages were estimated ~t U5,~ Kenova, ,Va ~ ~Yf•&.~ . . ,· , ; coo. J. w. N .vtaltei1 wa mOther Fh~men, who waged a deaperate Mra. Mary Natr(lfi.S at Clifton unbP.ttle to stem the conftagratlon, day. declared tha~ the dome of thf' Helen Bletner and Cinderella I <!Knee hall bltfw up 88 oil fume~ th0\1821 from '\VJnteri ,wer~ b~taa Ytlltors at IPt.Mr.PleM&n~ l'hursda~. and Mra. Delancey of LETART FALLS - ~ , Park- e:-abw'g were Wednelday auet~t.!l ot Mr. and Mn. Ev~ xoUD(J. Pbs AP'Jellll dabeleln and da~br ter3 returJ\ed to their hoirle at ClnR RelaHves !rpm a.: dlltaDoe who at· clrO'tatl Thl.ll"8d&y, after sperdne tended the Iuneral ·ot B~Jfs. ~&dOra the past week here \vith ' relattve~. ¥cOnde ore ~·follow~: Mr, and ~ ' Mrs B Burnett. Son and ~~liter of Toledo. Mr !arid MIJI Le'Wir ·J:Jlur - VERNQN, W. VA.. and duushter Josle, Mr ar.d Mrs -~rl aerman and. -.on ot <(daliinbus. : BEI.AYEO , Mt. and Mnl. H. 'B ' Jl\nney knd J J 'Reed and rainny were the do.ug:htcr1Nellle, ·Mn. Slnah MUler, Sunday gueats of Clo.rke Sayre and ! Mr o.nd Mrs. 1!1. 8 1 Wo!f of ~ken· family~ bUI"B. Mits Bertha •Wajner(' Ul". r4nd Orta. I.¥vtnc a~ lamily Mr11. D Edt. len. Vre: ICVelyn ·suman camng on Bob R.I.Juah arid family Mr and Ml'fl l"¥84\' McDade ; andl Sunday.- , ... ~ · mother, Rev oreynolds of'•Ra'"'n&-- Mark ROush, ~rL Ahd Esther wood. W Va.1 r,tr. )1\f\d "!\. N,oah {Iottman..., w~re caUI,ng Qn~ trlep.ds •ln Stanley, Mr andi Ml'8. dhqs. Me- ~hla vltliilty•s\w.da6'. , , Nickels ot Rae.lne, :pon Prlee ot ,. Krs. Btrnard_ L1evlng and duughMkddl~port, '!.(I'... ancVM1'S. '\ W. E. .ter are 1ifendii18' & fftw diLYB wlfh ~a.de of Kjlll&US:a. her (11lth~r. ,Mlltotd Hottman. Mr and Mr&'. ~ Vf ' l Bal84t and LUe H<iftdlan $.nd tairilJy~ R.y Mrs Ra.ph Webb arK! son, Mrs Paul RlckAht and , son were Sum'lly Aluxnndtr and da.ui).n~ : at\eh(!t!U1 g90St1t ot .Mrs tJo.rah Rlek~rd a'fid lhe !un(!ml of rhc fOrmers .!liSter-&1- son. law. Mr.;. B L. narnll~ ,4 ~t ':: ot~r S~UiHt.er wa.s ldollllll <*I Li\•erpodl Sun.;ltY · · Th~ron Rqush ' a"nd famify•· re~enUy Mr and Mrf Drua ~utyen :or Mts Lll}'B.bepherdand:Ji&terJennY Grond Island Nebmsks. ntrt..-ed are the gue3tl o~ M:i's Hattie Reed Tuesday fot llll1 ij:ldetlnlte vial~ here The Vernon Uulted Brethren I i#o·~~toidown n~rythlflg . .. 1 d•rc;'rt''P t' 1 •• • J ' ~ Mr. and Mrs Ivor ' PHONE 202-R .THE DAILY TRIBUNE' ! ~ I '. ~ ' I •• ' .. .oanoil.~I!Sd.orr· •: . · thinp, I \r '~ , ..,••. " I).. , Ml'. nnc. Mr.s Abe Not':1S Cf!lf'but- TO THINK? ]!itil.lll: thip~. bu~ . qan be 1> btr; aO"uroe o'f irrou11 lo 1 •. ·J I : '\ ' ' f ," Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma F. A. MILLER, l'UBUSHER OF THE SOUTH BEND (IN· DIANA) TRIBUNt SAYS: · · · ·"It il the duty of parente to ao rear their children that they will uraderatand and fully appreciate the value ~f money. ··t~ael\ln, "'em ,the value of money .ohould begin when the cljllclr!lli lre y~fl' young. .' .. "lfb~f -ljould be made to und•r•h•l•<l tbllt rqoney ia not eaoily · "' made a~d ~~011lol n~~t l!e ~uUy ipent. ' . ~ I · • "ll;tplt~!1'1 jn "'oney eXIH!ndJturc• dote not mefln otlnclnen. •• ~ • "" \ol ' "Mbt!tli> i\lwaya •n~ul~- be ex~et\ded wiaely, li~<tll~:wi:~c~ bt ~aiJe a\wayA ihot1Jd • •• • • , •• , ~ • 1\ ~ •' I • ' ' ~ • ' . '' '., :.,, · ..; ' ·' wu rlntrtnr th~ bdtt' trout door. The maid diet be 0avl'if ' I I ~ ' It is -easier' to· bu:i'ld a' .,.11!18dolaetar t~at will rea<l '70 mi•Xes 8.11, hour 'thllll' a oaf' ~hat. "w ill ab 7Q::a(J,1;ar(a4 lti1W:. ' · ' · ,- , , ,, A Detroit 111811 who hill! a 81111111111r home in Northern Miohhan, bol@n iaeveral 'lionths aco to drive hie •£1"t;at ,For~ V-8. , He says: . ·, . ,. ' "lly )iatoh tells ae t~t I co u.P north in P'J;'B t~llie : ttiap 'I ll!d before, :but my For~ apoedoaater sars that I co,at slow•r speed 1 and tho trip recisters fewer ailea. In ~ termer oar tho SAeedometer speed was higher. ~ ~t11eage greater on tbis "tr'ip, but wttb my Ford ':v-B I ge> in less time ~ and u-_e leas cu." '~ t,..,., ' t T There ia ~ ay-ster,r- about tha\. · · Mis former aileace .. speed and gas consump(ti:>Ji wal·e de'lusioDa. He figured by a ,e!lMdb.lllG~er.-·thl d~d not aeasura accurately, and was not meant to. Aii his costs--operations, repairs. upkee~ere calculated· on a wrong basia . Awrong speedometer aieleads on all these 1 tau . . • ' •, Sqme oa.r '""ll(aoturere ' j"-tifY this pM\Ctioe. They say it is Just as . ~11 for a ctriver-•to th111)r."·lle ,is :ci)lng 70 milee an )tout "!lhen he is goini; • ':• ~'-only ,62. Well, let tha.~ pus aa to ~peed; "does it JustifY' tellfng every driver' that he is gett~~ acre aileage ou( ot his car than he really is? A apeadoaetar measure•~ AND .•l.l!'{i' ·,llltO!ll~ i\ " l>~a~ Oll.~t/\? ~ ·· ·: ·•• ~p,n411!J i~P lf. ut:trolt"iltnnot o~< lie- ~ou'r.-· f!!Y"lllote J b'an speeding · liP·,,;, ;j1.8eJl.-:'~~tc, Ql!!l, Vea~•ojlot'&.. mUts·. C An . hotlr..lj, 1J11xt¥ 'liinutes lq~g ,• ·; . •1,-:~IUe 1.8 15280' teet ionc. I~ aileage and Ford epeeJl. are- aocur!ltely · llltasured-they are ther_...;;;.;pou get them-no one geto more. • Anyone oan buy !lpeedOIIatera and have them "tixed" anyway he wants tll"'. J lie deal with ll&lllitaoturera whli krtow our strict stand on aoouraor and are glad to aeet our apeoitioationa. The limit ot variation in Ford speedometers, a limit that oannot be avoided in aanuraoture, is 2! at 70 ~lee. we r;et our-speed and aileaa' o11t or o11r engine and wheels, not out ot our •peedoaater, ., . DID YOU EVER STOP I ' v· ~ . -~ ~D, r!~·~~· ;t~!'tJ, ~-~. d~rs , ot i:lit~J1int, m¥-e~ • .~i~h "IJ"Odomete"~s ~ot 'at 0, werff ' ~un-. eaoh two'.'~ll'l>nil or •g u;· ahd dl':l.v,en . the ..._. road till they• atpppe<l,, ··Tile ··tfi!p..car well,t 7\,•W.-• .llu•th'r cl'lwn ~~e ro.~d · thari "tho low o&r; 7et the • lQ1f~r's apo·~-lll!r shotred t!)at' it had gone tarth6r ~an· t~e top :C11r ." J:aDtr, •~'l.el!- ,a~t( 1,'081! "mi~s: ~ :be two" q\1-J:..te dit~erent ed their JUiden wedding and M1'6, Noa-rls' 'roth blrthda.y Sunday wll.h about 50 rcla~lves and friends pre- B.Y Edoon R. 1 1 ; The, ,p.ecf0JIIi8t•~ ~· LONGllOTTOM ut &. Saved frotn Block by Home'Lo'a~ Aci: tjt ' ., arpund myself, ~tnr aw~U~ hl81 a ° . Pat·a·cake, Pat-a-cake, baker'• man! MakC me a cake aa fut u you can; Bake it until it' • brown and criap,Then oell it to me with an ad like thio! •1 - Jet"Qmeavute and eacn Nankin Are apcndln~t a few d&:y s with Mrs Shaver'a mother MI'S Mary Swl\ll and other ~latives here. 0 E: Myers ami fa.mtlv and .Mrtl L .l ~{.v ers attcnctcd the Pryor f::.mlly reunion at Marietta Sund&.y. Mich. They report YOung a.nd took dinner with. H. two 50111! Of Colutnbus a.nd Mlas M. Spencer and daugbtt nJ Bunda~· u:abel Evans ot Dayton were i\lCBtll Mr · and Mra Ed Manuel At1d last week of M:r1!l M E Rathburn. f.'lROddaushter ot Pltmts spcm Mrs. Anha ..lees .spent the week tJunda.y with Mt· Rnd Mt't!l, Fi·ed mH wlth frltnids tn «.uttind. Spencer. Oladya Hi!J:Iey nf LOB Al).lele&, 1s Born to Mr nnd Mrs. Douglas r.pendlnJ her vacation at tbo home HOUIIh a baby girl August 7th. C'f her careftts. MiM Higley II a I The Missionary Soet 1,,J met at •• .~ h L A le Iii h " 1 home ol M•s. J-·le Je-ell ""'"c er n Hall 06 who ng;e underwent II g se,.oo ....,., .. t>otothy an. M:?arn~nnlnr. operation at & Park~tilll'l hospl· famliy t 8M~a. ~ha Lyon!l aud tal lae:t week hu retilmed home e e, · V:t., 6i*lt thtt and 13 lmptovlnll rapidlY. week end wlth . their lU!Cie, Pnnt Hurt Spl~ waa broqbt home Rickard and daughte:ll rrOm the hOBir!tat at Galltpolta and T. K. Spaulding ot C'harleston itl lrhprovlng ate•dlly waa the Sunday nuest of Marv l Mr. ahd Mra Ftaitk Bean reLQulse Rickard. turned Sunday Mtn a. WCC'!ks visit Mra. Earl VIcker'. 'HIR tllken to 1tc Chlcal& · Where theY went to · the St. Joseph hosplt.al at Parke1,. r!ttend the fait- ami to buy gooda. -odern Nursery Rimes Clara Shaver and do.ua:htcr. . and Mrs. O!ls Llcvlng antl IIPI!nt S\)nUay with Robert and family Roush lS •-s Tow,;~ l t>:y of corrected. Unkky woO-Grant lor.t h!J; first battle aa a General. Oot hi$ whtst:ers knocked oft. ..,... ===,..... ~22~E~~i teen porsone .-re ~ tw<l the',.... ... eM. Lritlca.Uy, when a. fllrle b\11, Clevt· lolr. and. fllrl. Cb&rlel &nlth re· i~d bound, skidded and overturn· tarned to Charleston 'nwrsday a.ted at the foot ot a s teep hlll two U, vt81tln(l: trlendll here during miles west of Elbridge on the 8Jra- ~t week, lllao -vlaltlnl rel&tJvell cuae Auburn highway. ford and Pt.. Pleaaant. R stand ~....~ ..... Ruth or . S L. Bryant retum an extended vlalt Ann ArbOr, Detroit tdi.ho-You and who elee? wertt· Lucywith Rickard night hto• slsWspent r , MraWednesda)' lJiy lraY· rout fur Lhelr Sunday School clas-i lor Ouy and v\lle spent Sunday Lat klns and wlfe. Mrs Thole ~t 1ne1 Roulh, Ada, Bcina and Ellen Rlekal'd. • ""' ne, H· - • .~ Thursday eventna. Emmett. n.oUlih, W11llatn St.Aata, Richard Bayre tnd Edward Reed. ~uiLC a number m JOlkJ trom here People'• Clull, Kn Cora Rouah l att-ended the runeral of Henry Rlci1: R and Irene Sayre for Prtmuy clasl\- ard , a tomlet resident c" this place e'l at Huntin&.ton Thu-..~ ...... I or 1 s•~·· - . r •·•-• IMOuuw wu oraani!ed SunRQ a&ctard wu elect.ed Superintendent., Non Hoffm•n. Bee retary, J:vel)n Rouah TrefUI• 11 er, Romer Dooobue ~her tor adult elua, Mia ZeUa Rickard lor Younj da7. ~~;~~~r~~~;~~~ a.DClMllsea Zella R1ckard . Heleu Reed Evelyn RcllSh IJ&\'e w. wt:'iner I I touching his gasoline !waked clothmg a~ he snt in hh~ anlomobiler i8 shown UH she looked utter questioning. Her wind and eye brows were singed in the flre. Sh~~ ,·ays thi!'; occurr~ U when "~he was trying to put out the t1r..::. ~~;~~~~·~~:r.~;:s.to~rmy ~~ Such every wny, every dny, it is becoming mo!o app~r~nt that a complete readjuotment and an entirely •new . sy~tllJil Qf hn<lilnJf our ~rhninal c~ses i• nece1111ary 'If w~ ~~~ tp exrect _to !'la~e ~ny heaqway whafever In offr b~ttlp ajJalfl't cr!quna!s !'J¥1 wp~t ~hey ·~~~~ f9r. ~·. ' · , 'fhe juror~ in oqr 1tei~hbqrl~g, cq_~ntY wl!o ~ul!ty of a mercy ript de~ervlft~ b~!ft!!lfiiY •v~vy r~a·o~ to be nshllmP4 W ]P9~ tliP!~ ' JA'\i!:t~.~l!,i\l.!P¥ ll•j~~l>q!'• in the fpoo 11ft~f such ~JI exijlnVJ.~'< 9f ~~~!Ofi!J~Y •xte!'<\lnll ' -t•~ . • ........ relati~M. Mill Caasie SIJA wtJo. vllltlnt: relat.t'ftfl here fei,;.me.· her home at WheeWl8. Tuelday. Kn. PollJ Ann W-aner II veTJ Wbleb I" """"larded fnr f""""' _..,.. -- houri ln tbe early mom1n1. Bodie.& were thrOwn. t1'0rn to · to 10 teet aa the auwm.obtle wu hurled bact aplnat the croulnl pte by 111 I pa1 woman lfDLI'•9'&DI 880\\'Ea.D •-'--' EJnmett Bb 1e I the Oork, tea and box toe iJlU•·~..... -Mr. and .-n:. u r and dlatrtbutol'll of tnduatri&l aup· <Rei~~J Hess) were entertalned ,..,. .. pilei 1nd machtneryaod. wboBIJIN day ~enine a.t tbe!r borne oo Oole of Jewelry, and watch-maker& and ::.wet 'f1th D m1aotU&DeOQI 8bDW· 1 jeWelry 1uppllea. er A1JOut IIKU' rf,la.Uve.a ~ Nevert.helea a alowl.nl downQf .... •·-AA ........... ·~oceukJ and j _,of -~ ~ I r..,,_ =~.,.....,.ed .._, n Pfv•u..... cations of Lhe ~· pre.sentfd Ulem wl~ many beauU· \ ldentlal OOdetl wu nottced. 'I'IUI tul and 1J .efU11lfti. waa •ld to be d.ue to the tnteJwl-.e oompal&D to brinr the big lndU8triea into Lhe told thlfl ..eek. \ A l&rie majorU.~ ot the copper tn· R man ddstroyed himoelf after ftrot destroying his neighbor. That {.parrela and di~agreemenb~ sho uld reach such a They heard the I '. I The old saw of the ancients of ••whom the godR would de~;;troy, they Jirst make mad,'' was never more aptly illustrated thau by the case in H•rtford wherein a <"nc's ~·· •t bdng the city of fragrance and Tappuoh tJosr. 16:34) Appletown, ,., bile tbe chief natural feature In the vlotnlty of Jerusalem was and >n the Mt. ot Olive. Nor should the twentieth' century after Christ, r:1uetu}Jy setting aside tts forest rt<aervea. rorget that 1n t.he ea.rltest l~g!Blllt1on of the chosen people v1ere l&.wll especially protecting ti"IC'se beautiful and bebeftcient glft11 from Ood Even amid the d11- ( vastat10n or war, from ruthless desetructJon Had those lo.ws ' been f~ ! thfully observed, Po.le&tine mi.Sllt still b ~ ln B land of brooks and 01 c;larJja, Its hiii H covered wiLh ftocks 1 ll~ valleys rlrh wtth corn (Deut. 20:19J 1 The tree&., figured in the Bibli' as a favorite symbol ot the godly ~ r~~&4kilibii'Sft'tiu, liV., C~.a.iN~;t,IJ.Wg _ . . . --- · - - TRAGfl)y OF TEMPER JHE RECENT tragedy across the river from s · \rett. - I Fn4 IU01ball. "''· • DIES ;m ... NlU ' •v..;:e to nl Is manqed by Leroy BarRAICif>leUor wlll apeak on a radio ' conle,..nce ol ""'eaent.atlves <II Bla ~who removed th~ bu,;fDeltS hoOk-up \ next Saturday, .Not1ce Industry wa.a expt;cted next week. :l_ , trom thP ShUlet buildlfll recently. wa.s reoeived that, the Melloil Banka l The lwnber code WRI bcllll delay .. W~ hal been ncelved heft' ot . • ' I would m~ un,d er the ' NRA &nd • t.d unexpectedly. Thll! aiBD wu the de&t~ or pbnrles R . ~ldnl • -the Alummum ' 1DdUitry, ln whtth lj.j.id oo be due 1.0 t.he driv,e ' for Lhe wl11Cb ooeurred. Priday mOnillll at' J&,n\el ,1!4artln . waa expected. hert> Mellon 18 I' poWerful· {J8Qre, pre- 1coal, oil and stet! codes bla h~ bt QalHpoUr.. J)eath re- S&tm;ttay trom a vtsi.t. in Chle8.1.J sented & Cfl(le. ' ' · ~~ ~ a stroke Ot paraiJafl. vohere he attended' & Centm·y of ~Uled blan~et codes approved 1 W~lnat.lp, AUQ. l~INB-Rllht wljloh ~ auftered about t~o mon- Proa:reu Expoalt.1on. \ for i~ll,'tries by ,· Admln\Strator rennanent ~ ,b( falr competttbs qO, .,. Paraona was connticted. 1 Mrs J H. Snitth and Hazel l/&n Jo;t~nson tncl~ded th(\ tanpen, tabe ~ t!on h•d been·; &pProve(l by PreBIWitti the mechaDI~ department of cOOney vlt!Ited 1n Huntlnatou ll'ri· rk' auto equlpme1)t,, oomfort.r.ble dent Roosevelt under the national ttie ~County Tlmta. , day witl;l the (ormer's s~ter, !4l&s mf,Dufaeturera, · ala.as containers, recovery act today. B,e II IUJ'YIYed h7 biB wtfe, farm- Maude Taylor,. ;.vhq 13 recu~q.tipK ll&:htlng eqqlpmf!nt, lace curtain, More than 1.500.000 worken are tr~ Mlat SteJlar Vance of Middle... from injuries receiVed tn an autoR sm'1k101 pipe, lll'aDufao\urtna phar- 'I aft'ected, with probably 160,000 new Pll't. and: one son Harry of Charles· mObile acOident, Bunda:t evenm1 . m'i.ceut1cal and biblOKical, Amerlc&.n Jobs created as a reault , ap::ordlni Ldn.' , 1 , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bma.rt ~ ~ert spice,' safety 18.f0r and blade, dress to otftcltt.l8 of the reoovery admlnPnneraJ servlces wlU be c~uet Saturday mcmlni: tnr their home ~ma~ faa~ners, &elentlt1c 'apparatus • if.tre.tlon. ' ~ 1 e4 Stmday f , p, Y:.tror;n ,the res!: al Chie&Ka- after vi.siting here with martufacQuj:ra, 1\Dd · ~e llye.stock The ~ aJ.Ined -.re~ ' cotton dlfnce. i ' the i former's bnther, Paul Smart market o.aenc~es. , tE>xtfle, shtplimildln&:, ... Wool utKtUe. , . and family , Moat of these agreements, which lpce, oorset &nd bru&h:re, elect~C!al 1"114RNDS ~TER'fAINI:D Crary and BiUy Davis l~ft Sat- ate etfectlve" pendln&: hearlllfl, pro- manufa.cturiJlS, t¥omen·~ coots and Mt a.nd Mr. •H ( M Cross int'erJ urda.y ;morning for the1r Home at Vide (Or ,O·hour weeks. suit&, and ltJ1tlmate theatrical lnR ned a n u . ciJ' friends at din· T~do after a vlslt here. The form· 1 Other new codes pru~ covered dustrles. r Prl~y even.ins at tbe B E er was on a eampln$: trip with Mr At least 10,000,000 workers a.re lbott hOme on North Third AVe- and Mrs. C. M Heq.nesy and pt,hers e~tlmated to be a.1!ected by modi· nue hOnortnJ Mr and Mra Rc;>ben IO'ih1le' .the latter vl.flted With w: A. I I , ftcatlons of the president's temporSnuirt or l!lhtcagc) . Giles and. family and Mr.· a.nd Mrs Off re-employment &IJl'eement, Those present 'o,ver . Mr nd W.' G Pavls . ! • Pina..Pon• which have been approved by the Mrs. :Robert Smart bChlr.a. ~ Mrs. R. A Heoox and daug:hter p H 0 T0 S reoovery admini:JtraUon. ahd Mrs Paul Smart and e~ren' Jllilet retum~d Friday from a vll5it Mr. and ·Mrs. Tom PiCkens and tw~ w.th Mrs c E Huqller at NewDURING AUGUST hhilHreO or Raelne M'r and. Mrs prrt News, Virginia ,n e~e m, Ta'lbott. daua:~~ 'Fl.orlnel ~nd Thomas N ~haron age(\. colored ~Y Ule hoat ·-nd bosteaa Mr. and Mrs- res dent of Ohve stref!l;l was taken FOR <Oontmued fl(lm It One) Cro68 • · • to the Holzer hOOpltal at oalllppl:i8 · · '• • · · · utWt.ies. Leaders ot the · reernlly where be underwent an NOTE-(..,tll no& be made are 1n favorotanaddltietnal cpertLtion , apiD oatil Delli Febnaryl tax on some of the wealthy Mrs H!lnn!l.h HIU'tinger retu1 ned eompa.nte&, although d~ua . at Friday ·evening from a VJslt In coR The Conlpton Studio &PJoring the small corporation!! net lJTmbu.'! YJlth relatlves MIMII'port. O. earning lll¥8e profits T!'Je lnoome Mts Eli.zB'bah liart.nger return.. ' r tax, which was suc1denly droppei t'd Saturday from 1. with ' relafrom governor's f:Lit«nain'e l'l: llef ttves and trl~nds Athena. program. was sunested as another pu:slb!Ut.y · In I!>Om• • :N~T!ON.&L AJ>l'lilt"J'IS!Nii !1Ef~~8£N'f.11!V~I Clqcaao. ftUtdelphJa, PJUalt111'fb, Mlln)lbo I ,. • I , .-lnsln no :lna~iloe wlU b. pubUahel!. ,~ VIRGINIA GREGG Phone 58 2 • L l l!!mdal' I:I!OePIS,:tU!"Ilay.. !A<•tod on t.owr llecoDd - · fOIMI""Y. 0 . ,. • oqi fJicnda send ~ le~ten or ne•• matter ffJ'r p~~f,lon U'ltl)' ~··--"· -· . .., THJ: DAlLY .•.. 'I I immediately and 14nl walked to the tro,t: of August 18, l9llll . ' ' 1' • ' •• • ' h ' 1\ • I I i �•• ... •. KANAUGA 8UlmAY, AU011ST , 1913 ' ' ·~· L/ ' "., BETHEL The attendance at Sunday scllool , wu one f ~un~t ·' ana lourt..m. •Rev. llaft'.Y Millet I preat::b.ed here ~ - :~ of~rkersbura: ,PU~lda(t e~entna. e.tr. o.nd Mr1. and- daiJI)lter John W . ~ ~~ Kt.tber~-,. flunday gueeta of Mr. and MJ'l-, TMre R . Bchoole: of pt, PleBeant.·" · Mae PorleaoJll and ~Jyn Bt.ewort were Sunday &:lJew.t:s of clara utme. Mr. and Mr!S. 0 . Cl. MUIII-r&Ye bad u auesta durina the week end Mr . .amd Mrs. Robert Muacra•e of Hunt.. leeton and Mr. and Wrs. H. H. Carper tnd daughter PhyJUs Jean of Dam -~J Mr. a~. fdra: · c. , a,, ThompSOn had · aa weet end trUesta Lester 'l'hompson and brothef& Lloyd and conley ot Ohio. J&1as Emogene Yeager returned home Bunda.y from a two weeks v'slt wtth rela.t.IVt:& at Athena. vvm the week end. Mt and Mrs Dnna Houda&helt :md sons. Mrs. Th~ Hamm and {laughtr.r , Vlrgmia. were Monda.y evening guests of Mrs. Rosa Hob~ stetter and ramtly. Clyde Andrews and son or Mankey Run spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and !e Mrs. Arthur Y06t . W. F. Bar 11!1, Mr. and Mrs. Emr. ctt Bartels and chllrtren of Syracuse were recent ca.llors of Mr. and Mrs. 11teo Hamm. Inrlng Karr of Syracuse caned on his sister Flortnce Karr Sun- BANNER <lAMES 1'0DAV AMERICAN 1\SS(){; IA.l'ION Columbus at Kansas City. might gameL Toledo at Milwaukee IndianapoliB at Mmneapolls. Louir;vllle a.t Bt Paul Mrs Lcoua Klme~> and Mil Oro. rtnd Harold Kleln of Akron were Lhe week end guests of Gco. Am· berger and famlly. Mrs. Dave Spencer of Qak Hill Is reported Ill at the home or her ·•.... aug h'~er Mra, J . w. .,._ '"'"sp. Mr and Mr11. f!ana Ha.mm and dauguter Dortl!.. visited Mr. aud Mrs. Guy At'cher of Athens over 11te week end. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hill and l"t'lat.lvea aL Dorcas and Oak Grove rh.lldren were Vl&ILmg friends and Gay. NATIONAL tUt:llJE ClhclnnaU at Phliadelphlo. . ttwo gamea} Ohleaao a.t New York. St. Louls 11.t Brooklyn. liltt.sburgh o.b Boston. AMERICAN Lt;AGUt: Bo&Lon at Cleveland. Philadelphia o.L Dstroit.. Waahlngtun at St. Louts. New York at Chtcago. ll"!'TERNATIONAL LIEAGUIE LIBERAL PRIZE MONEY My ofllce wtll Av.r. ZTth, un"l be FOR OHIO FAlR RACERS Rajah l!f f!te:BrQWU$ NOTICE ~~~----------~&~. ----~---, ----~ •" t~to.ed Sell' · 6,h, Dr. Byroa e1ur . '• NQ-. ~Pomeroy. Blank• for making up h•nur bids at•e lh the handjj of the 'TROUBl-E \-s. "TR'~I~ TO 'DEClDE. ~-,;' I' M o4QIN4110 US'E. .F~ MOt..IE."' ' Clerk. FlOYd F. Mecs. ff Sanitary . Grocery, Pomeroy, Ohlo. Those In· :tcreiStcd in eubmttting " bld, call ' for bbLDk and tnstrucUona. :Floyd F. Mee.s.. Olerk Pomeroy Ex. VUlap:c School Ol1:1t. 3·17·3t. ~"'T "lOAN ~'f!liir.E 1.. , A · so.>ol,.. CLAUS ·' .' . Ohio State Fair Viaitora 3 yr. old HOTEL COLUMBUS Corner tcJn1 and l'lr&ll Columbus. Ohio. ROOI\18, SIJI\Gtt: $1.00 DOUDLt; $1.50 lthiln,; Room. fJortel'l Sbop. tlnllmittd SWeet P"rklnr .lnmco H. Butler, ITILLIE 1HE TOII:~ER Trt~l -Go ~".-t•nor'R Stnkc 'l••lliii••••••••llllii . ............................. $1,&00.00 : 1 OHIO stAtE I ~ 8aS'eb. aII •' .....l~..4i.lJJ,..be -haateS!I Free for nil Pm·c-M i!\ 11 flealauro.nta Pur~c . ............................ $DfiO.UO FRIDAY. Sl!PTEMB~R I 2 :24 1't"ot- Fott Ha yes Hotel Pu nie .. . ........... ... ................. $600,00 2:18 Pul'e- Ml'S . Littleton's CllndH!J:I PunC' ........$600.00 Cnnaolatlnn Rrm• fur T1·cttc1·s nnd P~ e t' H eligible t'l 2 10 (']asr.es t1l.:l.t hal'l" sta 1w l nntJ huva nut Won better than filh mllneyWm . W. 1-l ennic~ l'ur ~e ......................... ....... iDOO.OO {tnce Tit)(!S indt:--:: te dnnors of troplue.!. STOP AT I two ,games) . tia.lt..lnlore at. Rochest:or. Newark at Montreal. COl.UI\H3US ( !':ipcci~ l) '- Pr•::es tutwlijug $10,1)00 will lie awarded ~------ \ winnet·11 of Lhe hat· m :.~ nv:cs at t.hc:tl.lrd Ohio Sh.te l~air at Culumbu:~. l~iiliiilliilliillllillil•lilllillillliliill-! August ::!8·l::i~pl ~ m G~ r 2. J 1; Man}' of t i·l' country's rn ~ lcl!t hjn\lel! will bo;~ <In hind in an fhE'mpt the ,. PtJ,;.r.,.Jl.I.ODri' ... .ru.cillt: evuh· day > . from MontJay to I•' l'!ila y, mchu>ive. Till.! c ~ l1lJIIetu progrum followtJ :MONDAY. AUGUS't 28 2:2-J P:1ce-Culu mbus Cham!xor ct CommctC'C Pllt'I!C .• . . $500.00 2:20 'l'l'ot-1\bnnfacturcrl!' and Wholc~;u.!er:> ' Assccinti,1n of the Marktla Athletics CtllumUus Ch::mher uf ' eumtncl'cl! Pul'.e .................... $600.01) 2:12 Pnce--The .1. l•,rrd ~chrnidt l'nrl:lng Co. Stab~ . ............... ... $8:10.00 -VI11JESDI\Y. AUGUST 29 Chester 2:10 Tt"ot-- l'h!:! Stanr1al'(l Oil Company Stnl1e . . . sgoo.oo At Chester Ball Park 2 yr. old Trn! The T!· .~ t"n Rol1:11:!r Mauuf~dul'ing Co, Stake .. $1:100.00 SUNDAY 2:1U Pace-Hold Ui' ...; ·H~, C!l'dnnati, Ohio, Pul"i;.l' ............•.....$600.00 \VCDNf.:SDAY. AlJGUfi'l .JO 2:90 p, M. 2:18 'fr ot --'fh,. IJl•shlr :·-Wa!licl. Hott• l l'u1'se . . . ................ $500.00 2 yt·. old Pace-- The Utl'e~·tl r nr AgdeulturiJ Sta!;:.J ............ .... $800,00 2:2() Pace-- Golwnhus Cot1bc & CakiJ Co. Pur ~ ·. • . .............. .... $500.00 Admission 15 Cenb T:;UR.SDAY. AUGU~T 31 Orand Stand 5 Cents 2 :15 'l'rot- Wm. 1• Zmn & Com(Jil ll)' Purse .................. ·····"······ $fiOO.OO 8 yr. cld ['ace-- The Neil Hout:e S taln.1 ................. ·········-··············· $800.00 t"'"-·• t·-· ~~abare NO~WB Dlrtl:l will be received up to Sept: 5th, 1033, to furnlsh coal to the . various schools of the Villagf~ of Jcraey City a.~ Buft'alo. Albeny at Toronto. FAIR WILL HAVE MANY INTERESTING SIGHTS HOODOO HAS 'THE BROWNS .. - in the Oueen City~gal in size, m maJestic beauty of int~rior, '" sumptucrJ5 luxury .. in foc.t regal in """r;thmg except price .. tl-.! S!ntmSI.Nicliolas shou~ beycur i1on1e on all of your visits to Cmcinnott. Stt:ri o1 thts plecsant ~lace in the heart of "'""IOWn Gnc~nnoti laRJ< CDmlortoble rooms. Finest of fire fOod quickly and efl<ient~ served in electricol\vcooled dinmq rooms. Both and servidor in Single from •z~G every room. IN TON, . . ST. NICHOLAS CINCINNATI By EDSON R. WAITE (.TIII<'X Jl,l &olSEBAU 7 !1.1/EIIit ,\Wit.IIJING A PENNAN,.! ..."--:.... -, ; · ;/.·; (] /0ng/x Residence Did You Ever Stop To Think? Mana.cer. , .• 1\'"NI<: - - - - -- • Shawnee, Oklahoma ARTHUR J. MANSFIEI.D, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLINGTON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: . "Almost everybody baa oomelhing lo sell and in order to make a sale there muot firol be a contact of some kind. "NeWipaper advertiaing is for the J'lUrpoae of he!piniJ! to aell either merchanciise or ideaa or both. Th11 appeii\1 of fbi: \i>Cal newipaptlt io univer~1; its new. is eagerly IC!Utht and .it !>(fi'IJ 'I'! excellent opportunity for tjle local mercha11t II> \Iring ~!~ merc!J•ll· Iii'' .lp tbe alt¢nljcm af-f~e' !qc•l' coq1tituen~y, · · . . · . ~- . . �•• ... •. KANAUGA 8UlmAY, AU011ST , 1913 ' ' ·~· L/ ' "., BETHEL The attendance at Sunday scllool , wu one f ~un~t ·' ana lourt..m. •Rev. llaft'.Y Millet I preat::b.ed here ~ - :~ of~rkersbura: ,PU~lda(t e~entna. e.tr. o.nd Mr1. and- daiJI)lter John W . ~ ~~ Kt.tber~-,. flunday gueeta of Mr. and MJ'l-, TMre R . Bchoole: of pt, PleBeant.·" · Mae PorleaoJll and ~Jyn Bt.ewort were Sunday &:lJew.t:s of clara utme. Mr. and Mr!S. 0 . Cl. MUIII-r&Ye bad u auesta durina the week end Mr . .amd Mrs. Robert Muacra•e of Hunt.. leeton and Mr. and Wrs. H. H. Carper tnd daughter PhyJUs Jean of Dam -~J Mr. a~. fdra: · c. , a,, ThompSOn had · aa weet end trUesta Lester 'l'hompson and brothef& Lloyd and conley ot Ohio. J&1as Emogene Yeager returned home Bunda.y from a two weeks v'slt wtth rela.t.IVt:& at Athena. vvm the week end. Mt and Mrs Dnna Houda&helt :md sons. Mrs. Th~ Hamm and {laughtr.r , Vlrgmia. were Monda.y evening guests of Mrs. Rosa Hob~ stetter and ramtly. Clyde Andrews and son or Mankey Run spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and !e Mrs. Arthur Y06t . W. F. Bar 11!1, Mr. and Mrs. Emr. ctt Bartels and chllrtren of Syracuse were recent ca.llors of Mr. and Mrs. 11teo Hamm. Inrlng Karr of Syracuse caned on his sister Flortnce Karr Sun- BANNER <lAMES 1'0DAV AMERICAN 1\SS(){; IA.l'ION Columbus at Kansas City. might gameL Toledo at Milwaukee IndianapoliB at Mmneapolls. Louir;vllle a.t Bt Paul Mrs Lcoua Klme~> and Mil Oro. rtnd Harold Kleln of Akron were Lhe week end guests of Gco. Am· berger and famlly. Mrs. Dave Spencer of Qak Hill Is reported Ill at the home or her ·•.... aug h'~er Mra, J . w. .,._ '"'"sp. Mr and Mr11. f!ana Ha.mm and dauguter Dortl!.. visited Mr. aud Mrs. Guy At'cher of Athens over 11te week end. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hill and l"t'lat.lvea aL Dorcas and Oak Grove rh.lldren were Vl&ILmg friends and Gay. NATIONAL tUt:llJE ClhclnnaU at Phliadelphlo. . ttwo gamea} Ohleaao a.t New York. St. Louls 11.t Brooklyn. liltt.sburgh o.b Boston. AMERICAN Lt;AGUt: Bo&Lon at Cleveland. Philadelphia o.L Dstroit.. Waahlngtun at St. Louts. New York at Chtcago. ll"!'TERNATIONAL LIEAGUIE LIBERAL PRIZE MONEY My ofllce wtll Av.r. ZTth, un"l be FOR OHIO FAlR RACERS Rajah l!f f!te:BrQWU$ NOTICE ~~~----------~&~. ----~---, ----~ •" t~to.ed Sell' · 6,h, Dr. Byroa e1ur . '• NQ-. ~Pomeroy. Blank• for making up h•nur bids at•e lh the handjj of the 'TROUBl-E \-s. "TR'~I~ TO 'DEClDE. ~-,;' I' M o4QIN4110 US'E. .F~ MOt..IE."' ' Clerk. FlOYd F. Mecs. ff Sanitary . Grocery, Pomeroy, Ohlo. Those In· :tcreiStcd in eubmttting " bld, call ' for bbLDk and tnstrucUona. :Floyd F. Mee.s.. Olerk Pomeroy Ex. VUlap:c School Ol1:1t. 3·17·3t. ~"'T "lOAN ~'f!liir.E 1.. , A · so.>ol,.. CLAUS ·' .' . Ohio State Fair Viaitora 3 yr. old HOTEL COLUMBUS Corner tcJn1 and l'lr&ll Columbus. Ohio. ROOI\18, SIJI\Gtt: $1.00 DOUDLt; $1.50 lthiln,; Room. fJortel'l Sbop. tlnllmittd SWeet P"rklnr .lnmco H. Butler, ITILLIE 1HE TOII:~ER Trt~l -Go ~".-t•nor'R Stnkc 'l••lliii••••••••llllii . ............................. $1,&00.00 : 1 OHIO stAtE I ~ 8aS'eb. aII •' .....l~..4i.lJJ,..be -haateS!I Free for nil Pm·c-M i!\ 11 flealauro.nta Pur~c . ............................ $DfiO.UO FRIDAY. Sl!PTEMB~R I 2 :24 1't"ot- Fott Ha yes Hotel Pu nie .. . ........... ... ................. $600,00 2:18 Pul'e- Ml'S . Littleton's CllndH!J:I PunC' ........$600.00 Cnnaolatlnn Rrm• fur T1·cttc1·s nnd P~ e t' H eligible t'l 2 10 (']asr.es t1l.:l.t hal'l" sta 1w l nntJ huva nut Won better than filh mllneyWm . W. 1-l ennic~ l'ur ~e ......................... ....... iDOO.OO {tnce Tit)(!S indt:--:: te dnnors of troplue.!. STOP AT I two ,games) . tia.lt..lnlore at. Rochest:or. Newark at Montreal. COl.UI\H3US ( !':ipcci~ l) '- Pr•::es tutwlijug $10,1)00 will lie awarded ~------ \ winnet·11 of Lhe hat· m :.~ nv:cs at t.hc:tl.lrd Ohio Sh.te l~air at Culumbu:~. l~iiliiilliilliillllillil•lilllillillliliill-! August ::!8·l::i~pl ~ m G~ r 2. J 1; Man}' of t i·l' country's rn ~ lcl!t hjn\lel! will bo;~ <In hind in an fhE'mpt the ,. PtJ,;.r.,.Jl.I.ODri' ... .ru.cillt: evuh· day > . from MontJay to I•' l'!ila y, mchu>ive. Till.! c ~ l1lJIIetu progrum followtJ :MONDAY. AUGUS't 28 2:2-J P:1ce-Culu mbus Cham!xor ct CommctC'C Pllt'I!C .• . . $500.00 2:20 'l'l'ot-1\bnnfacturcrl!' and Wholc~;u.!er:> ' Assccinti,1n of the Marktla Athletics CtllumUus Ch::mher uf ' eumtncl'cl! Pul'.e .................... $600.01) 2:12 Pnce--The .1. l•,rrd ~chrnidt l'nrl:lng Co. Stab~ . ............... ... $8:10.00 -VI11JESDI\Y. AUGUST 29 Chester 2:10 Tt"ot-- l'h!:! Stanr1al'(l Oil Company Stnl1e . . . sgoo.oo At Chester Ball Park 2 yr. old Trn! The T!· .~ t"n Rol1:11:!r Mauuf~dul'ing Co, Stake .. $1:100.00 SUNDAY 2:1U Pace-Hold Ui' ...; ·H~, C!l'dnnati, Ohio, Pul"i;.l' ............•.....$600.00 \VCDNf.:SDAY. AlJGUfi'l .JO 2:90 p, M. 2:18 'fr ot --'fh,. IJl•shlr :·-Wa!licl. Hott• l l'u1'se . . . ................ $500.00 2 yt·. old Pace-- The Utl'e~·tl r nr AgdeulturiJ Sta!;:.J ............ .... $800,00 2:2() Pace-- Golwnhus Cot1bc & CakiJ Co. Pur ~ ·. • . .............. .... $500.00 Admission 15 Cenb T:;UR.SDAY. AUGU~T 31 Orand Stand 5 Cents 2 :15 'l'rot- Wm. 1• Zmn & Com(Jil ll)' Purse .................. ·····"······ $fiOO.OO 8 yr. cld ['ace-- The Neil Hout:e S taln.1 ................. ·········-··············· $800.00 t"'"-·• t·-· ~~abare NO~WB Dlrtl:l will be received up to Sept: 5th, 1033, to furnlsh coal to the . various schools of the Villagf~ of Jcraey City a.~ Buft'alo. Albeny at Toronto. FAIR WILL HAVE MANY INTERESTING SIGHTS HOODOO HAS 'THE BROWNS .. - in the Oueen City~gal in size, m maJestic beauty of int~rior, '" sumptucrJ5 luxury .. in foc.t regal in """r;thmg except price .. tl-.! S!ntmSI.Nicliolas shou~ beycur i1on1e on all of your visits to Cmcinnott. Stt:ri o1 thts plecsant ~lace in the heart of "'""IOWn Gnc~nnoti laRJ< CDmlortoble rooms. Finest of fire fOod quickly and efl<ient~ served in electricol\vcooled dinmq rooms. Both and servidor in Single from •z~G every room. IN TON, . . ST. NICHOLAS CINCINNATI By EDSON R. WAITE (.TIII<'X Jl,l &olSEBAU 7 !1.1/EIIit ,\Wit.IIJING A PENNAN,.! ..."--:.... -, ; · ;/.·; (] /0ng/x Residence Did You Ever Stop To Think? Mana.cer. , .• 1\'"NI<: - - - - -- • Shawnee, Oklahoma ARTHUR J. MANSFIEI.D, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLINGTON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: . "Almost everybody baa oomelhing lo sell and in order to make a sale there muot firol be a contact of some kind. 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