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' . •.-.nv•Y" . .' ., NEWS -a.::: 'l"l"" ' .. . '·~ ~-a ,_, ..... ,. ~hou ts ·HealtH· (C0ntiJJ:Uaed VIRGINIA GREGG Phone 58 2 · L ___ . -~· .. \men IUUlmor>e<l all available ..,b,. Ia...,. trom WllmiJIIII<>n and neM1J towns. 1Physie1an.; tbroUJhput tift' lO"JOUnued rrom .-ate Qne ) queaUOned. 1area were pre!Sed tnW Delawllre State Hlshway pa trol-, emerrenC'9' aJd. frvlD Pap 1OlnJ •• u rvl:le tor . fever -bearlna 1Mect BttubenviiJe, 0 .. A\11. JJ- IN8-- ___:,__~~ Alanned at the o~~t~ rioUa a~~pet l or the situation. the Steubenvnh~· Red Crou today ru:shed 11. nurse to Min· a:o Junction · Ythere 16 cases of tY· photd teoef were reported . The Infection was belie'fed t.o r -; ± .. - .· • ~ - -;-*· ON, CAMPING ~ ,• nnd dauahter , and Mrs. F. E . Bo7 SCOut ',!'roup No. .Cl, under Matthews son ahd daughter Miss tbe ~p ot Scout. Jila.tter, M . Wllmetta ' Burtoq , Juliua D~nnett , A. WJUte, aaslsted by vqu Ed- L.D. McMaaterandaon and da.llgh· ward I, 'VII eNol'inl a Cl&JnPlnl t;rtP· ter, Mary ElleJ:J Thomas Mary Eua.t Yr_ ~~ ~DI"' camp . at ulce and MelL~a Hen~esy, Syb11 Cheab.Ue. the foUOwina spent; Sun_., McCoy , Nancy Singleton and Bmy daY w!tb t)Wn an<1 ,nJoyed a ~k:- """"'"· rdc supper: Mr_ and Mrs. E. M.· Batrah, Mr& 'W. •P. ·ObJlnser and .• l\lllw•l!koo ..Per Ed.ltorial. Offlet CaU aa .. L F"' B_,.. Ofllee •"41 Cln>ulolloa D"J'~ Call ~ TID DAILY ~·--•PWH, 01110. rRONI YOIJJI Nll"S .~ . -In I;Jl!loo1o, tblladelphla, Plll.lb...lh, .. . "Wei,, ...., ~ --daiO' maller llepl. ll, 181t, al tile Qll!co at i' M?Jr ObJo, UDCior 1!10 ..I olJGtcb I, 18'18, Publllhed DallJ 1UU1 Ballll'!lftl. IAca~ 011 LOWer-~ !IVOOI, Pop>eroy, o. . ' Wlleu our ll'ieD<II aend Ulle<ltn or ,.• .,. "!•till'' lor PIIP!k:llilon lll•f. t!IOtll<lll:l all COI!Nilfn lllflr I\&QI...-..lllloul~ not nee' :er!IJ 1o bo l"'ftted· AIUIOl'DlOIIO J•tltn, however txcellent ..,d diOirable In lhao:· aoll>llance wiD bO publlobed. I ' _,mope ............ --·-··. . . Mr. hnvc ~e from a tcprlnr Jn the vJllagt;f An ur..otr to sell! th~ COLUMBUS sprlnJ: bas bHn I.Mued by the state h ealUrJ departme nt. (, Au,28 Gunners '· ·claulhler Elltabelll opd o-t Ml8f 111ullnoo )!onla, Mr1 Virall Edward~ d&oahler i.nd son_ Mr. tnt! w,.. u. ~. llamlltop :and 1 Betiy Jane sert. 2 <Cobanued nom Pqe ~) KDIICkleJ. Mrl. l!\ldney Pick.,. and ~bter11 Nellie; Hoyt, M.ra! *s. G.. Wafd, ' >~r; ancl- Mro. , 0'"'!1 Ward' ed b&b,y ot O~al'les~n~ Mrs . .J~ Lambert; Mra. Diet · ~U· •' I JT'S the last c•>ll for the greatest heating offer of tll'e year. Prices on all models of the genuine Heatt·ola went up ,July 8th, and further upping is expected,. But we are authorized, until August 261.h only, to of!er at the old low prices as many of these heaters as we purchl'.sed before the price advance. If you plan to invest in a new heater th is Fall, this i:--1 an opportunity too good to paS>! up. Even at the new prices, the genuine H~atrola is the greate~t per-dollar value in the cabinet-heater field. Buying at the old price, you make an importllnt saving. Rememhe~· it's the GENUINE Heatrnla we're offerexclusive f c a t u r e s . And this year there ing, with the lntensi-Fire Air Duct and u t h e r P.re more modeiH to choose from - a size to suit cv~ry heating .ioh, a p~·icc to fit every bud- l:Olr,· ' l I ~ !, ' . ' .' ' We wish to expret~s our sim:el"e [ appreciation to our neighbors and tllends at the time of the lllne~s , · and death of our dear brother James W. McKee. ' Also we wtsh to thank Rev. Reed, the Harrisonville Mnle Qunrtctte i\Ud Mr. Ewing the undertaker . for their services. I Sister- Elizabeth JonePI I Nlec~ and Nt'phews. 1 1( :I I' I •. ', . "'~'11( i~n 't ; needed . Pay n ly a small ·amoun down to ar,sure ··getting ·/''\ Heatrola at the oljf i "· ' '. I.nil'!., :"~ e,. lS ' .. ' ···"" . .•. ~ ..~ ... -' c c~ sy payments, if you wiRh, on our generous J.l, thn,e-pa.rment r>~an. 1f~ Corne in •11 u i c k ;- m· phone and ask us to call nt your home. .. '' , . . .· ..... .. .. LISTERINE tOOTH PASTE 25c GEHRIG SETS RECORD ARRUPING Lou Gehrig has set another world's record IJy appearing in more than 1307 consecutive games of baseball played in his league over a period of several years_ This record is som~thing unusual because there are so many things "'bich may have entered b stop the long list of games that Gehrig took part in. For instance, 1 his general play mny, as it does in the case& of 110 mnny ball players, have receded to the point that the manager 1 might have been justified in removing him from the line·' up to make way for a player who would have. been of more worth to the club. · He might have been the victim of Ill accident •·ither durinr the haseb&ll seaaon .or durin!! the winter lltonths. l{'e ml11ht have eogared in rep11J1ee with the UJIIpires which is nlw:;ys a losing ventu1o for a ball pliiY· er in the big le,gues, and been hl!lli&lteJI fro!ll t)le game by oftlcial edict of the UJIIpire. He maY ~ave becol!'e ill and thus•been prevented from appearing in one or more games. But the point is that none of these things hMppe!ted. t•Ol.l Gel1ri11 continued to plJIY for more t,na]l ,,!laop• ,Viti!PIIt mit!Sipg beca11se l)e took ,care of Phffi· · Jtlentally and morally, He hG& ,hllJ!olf ~ " ... ~- P8~11 L 1 All4 Btfilld I ap ; for ·, . ...• ~ • ' ' - -~mr-. -~-·.1'.' ' ~ f - .... '' ·' . I' . Wen; l)ve wor~4isi: to~acco; I've manufaaured ·cigarett~ -• ', an~ I'll tell you why Chesterfields taste'· better. ,· ..<(70,.Jli"T-!;; ==·,~·-,. • . · For a cigarette to bav~ a good taste, it must have first the right kind of Domestic I tobacco. This means ripe, mell!'w, sw~ . • I I ... tobacco, filled witli . Southern .ilpnsliinif: Then, blended I. and ctiiss-blended: with th'1"i . .· I 'quaJibtfi tobacco there must b~ the: right of the .~!!!'t kinds ~f' ~rom~#c ,'il'lll'ki~ ro:.; . .. . .· . ' . ". bac<9 robact:o lbar .'has a ' ·pleasin(· ilavor 110d at<)ma; · ·. ' ; : :. : · F. A. MILLER, PUBLISHER OF THE SOUTH BEND (IN· I DIANA) TRIBUNE SAYS: i .. . . "It is the duty of parenb to eo rear their children that they will underdand and fully ~predate the value of money. . '. ~· ' . • - i'lM'lJA'. u "'o~ khow. atl~'tO'~~l!e • · It's just like the pleasing aroma frOm cerirun : ~·It's ap~~tizio~.lt r•kes the food taste ~ell :ag;;lo, ~r ;a ci~ to have a good taste, it must be made righL The siu, the cigarette paper, everything about it must be right. "They thould be .m ade to u~d.ereland that money ;, not eaaily made anCI Jbould.not be eatily apent. Just 1ry Chesterfields. ""· I ....onomJ 'm money expend'1turea l!oea not mean 1 tingiqen. '. f ''Money alway& ahould be expended wi•ely. ester ie "fart of an allewUKe or wage alwaya ahould be 1aved tha~ · . II! 'I \ · · better, I~ midres 't he cigat~ taste better. ''Teachin1 them the value of money ahould b.. rin when the children are very youn1. j.} I' .,'1 By Edaou R. Waile, Sh11 wnee, Oklahoma Jt' ' .~ ' ~ DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? it 'm•Y !lei'Va a ..,od purpoee In the future. · ) f~ t ~ ~ ...,. ' ... .._' .·· ' ~ . J Middleport, Ohio ' .. · ,_·.~·. ·~V' • Rowley 8 Reed . ;:r.... "~t I :/~ :::?~steifteld~. ·taste· b~t~r ····.. .·:·,· ., .. ' ' • f!H~· . ' ' ':""~~ ··:. '' ' · '' ..' - :.,::~>~tire; ~l~ays -sa~ng', . . ' .' ' " 1 ~~ ~~ ·~1/~~f~JJP.'fim.J~~TH IS c()uu'~ra~_.:D.,;~, i.,.··• F • ~ s.;, J~ ~ Yl[: ~ . . .. ("'"""~·-l&.f'............ -~· • · oc·~ · IN 'r11E ~IG'tlt W;Atf~ ~-~ r ; ;t , " •· ' ". · • • MILDER • ., I ' .' ' )'·' ·, . .l, • ,, ' fie tx'farelle tiat TASTES UET1E'I ·. • i I ,, �... . '' I ' MIOBI>AY, ' IIOOOin' 21, I9SIJ ' ' :THE UAI~ Y ') .,.. TRIBUNE .. . -- - .. . . ... 1ot cood lun11r . . ' . •.-.nv•Y" . .' ., NEWS -a.::: 'l"l"" ' .. . '·~ ~-a ,_, ..... ,. ~hou ts ·HealtH· (C0ntiJJ:Uaed VIRGINIA GREGG Phone 58 2 · L ___ . -~· .. \men IUUlmor>e<l all available ..,b,. Ia...,. trom WllmiJIIII<>n and neM1J towns. 1Physie1an.; tbroUJhput tift' lO"JOUnued rrom .-ate Qne ) queaUOned. 1area were pre!Sed tnW Delawllre State Hlshway pa trol-, emerrenC'9' aJd. frvlD Pap 1OlnJ •• u rvl:le tor . fever -bearlna 1Mect BttubenviiJe, 0 .. A\11. JJ- IN8-- ___:,__~~ Alanned at the o~~t~ rioUa a~~pet l or the situation. the Steubenvnh~· Red Crou today ru:shed 11. nurse to Min· a:o Junction · Ythere 16 cases of tY· photd teoef were reported . The Infection was belie'fed t.o r -; ± .. - .· • ~ - -;-*· ON, CAMPING ~ ,• nnd dauahter , and Mrs. F. E . Bo7 SCOut ',!'roup No. .Cl, under Matthews son ahd daughter Miss tbe ~p ot Scout. Jila.tter, M . Wllmetta ' Burtoq , Juliua D~nnett , A. WJUte, aaslsted by vqu Ed- L.D. McMaaterandaon and da.llgh· ward I, 'VII eNol'inl a Cl&JnPlnl t;rtP· ter, Mary ElleJ:J Thomas Mary Eua.t Yr_ ~~ ~DI"' camp . at ulce and MelL~a Hen~esy, Syb11 Cheab.Ue. the foUOwina spent; Sun_., McCoy , Nancy Singleton and Bmy daY w!tb t)Wn an<1 ,nJoyed a ~k:- """"'"· rdc supper: Mr_ and Mrs. E. M.· Batrah, Mr& 'W. •P. ·ObJlnser and .• l\lllw•l!koo ..Per Ed.ltorial. Offlet CaU aa .. L F"' B_,.. Ofllee •"41 Cln>ulolloa D"J'~ Call ~ TID DAILY ~·--•PWH, 01110. rRONI YOIJJI Nll"S .~ . -In I;Jl!loo1o, tblladelphla, Plll.lb...lh, .. . "Wei,, ...., ~ --daiO' maller llepl. ll, 181t, al tile Qll!co at i' M?Jr ObJo, UDCior 1!10 ..I olJGtcb I, 18'18, Publllhed DallJ 1UU1 Ballll'!lftl. IAca~ 011 LOWer-~ !IVOOI, Pop>eroy, o. . ' Wlleu our ll'ieD<II aend Ulle<ltn or ,.• .,. "!•till'' lor PIIP!k:llilon lll•f. t!IOtll<lll:l all COI!Nilfn lllflr I\&QI...-..lllloul~ not nee' :er!IJ 1o bo l"'ftted· AIUIOl'DlOIIO J•tltn, however txcellent ..,d diOirable In lhao:· aoll>llance wiD bO publlobed. I ' _,mope ............ --·-··. . . Mr. hnvc ~e from a tcprlnr Jn the vJllagt;f An ur..otr to sell! th~ COLUMBUS sprlnJ: bas bHn I.Mued by the state h ealUrJ departme nt. (, Au,28 Gunners '· ·claulhler Elltabelll opd o-t Ml8f 111ullnoo )!onla, Mr1 Virall Edward~ d&oahler i.nd son_ Mr. tnt! w,.. u. ~. llamlltop :and 1 Betiy Jane sert. 2 <Cobanued nom Pqe ~) KDIICkleJ. Mrl. l!\ldney Pick.,. and ~bter11 Nellie; Hoyt, M.ra! *s. G.. Wafd, ' >~r; ancl- Mro. , 0'"'!1 Ward' ed b&b,y ot O~al'les~n~ Mrs . .J~ Lambert; Mra. Diet · ~U· •' I JT'S the last c•>ll for the greatest heating offer of tll'e year. Prices on all models of the genuine Heatt·ola went up ,July 8th, and further upping is expected,. But we are authorized, until August 261.h only, to of!er at the old low prices as many of these heaters as we purchl'.sed before the price advance. If you plan to invest in a new heater th is Fall, this i:--1 an opportunity too good to paS>! up. Even at the new prices, the genuine H~atrola is the greate~t per-dollar value in the cabinet-heater field. Buying at the old price, you make an importllnt saving. Rememhe~· it's the GENUINE Heatrnla we're offerexclusive f c a t u r e s . And this year there ing, with the lntensi-Fire Air Duct and u t h e r P.re more modeiH to choose from - a size to suit cv~ry heating .ioh, a p~·icc to fit every bud- l:Olr,· ' l I ~ !, ' . ' .' ' We wish to expret~s our sim:el"e [ appreciation to our neighbors and tllends at the time of the lllne~s , · and death of our dear brother James W. McKee. ' Also we wtsh to thank Rev. Reed, the Harrisonville Mnle Qunrtctte i\Ud Mr. Ewing the undertaker . for their services. I Sister- Elizabeth JonePI I Nlec~ and Nt'phews. 1 1( :I I' I •. ', . "'~'11( i~n 't ; needed . Pay n ly a small ·amoun down to ar,sure ··getting ·/''\ Heatrola at the oljf i "· ' '. I.nil'!., :"~ e,. lS ' .. ' ···"" . .•. ~ ..~ ... -' c c~ sy payments, if you wiRh, on our generous J.l, thn,e-pa.rment r>~an. 1f~ Corne in •11 u i c k ;- m· phone and ask us to call nt your home. .. '' , . . .· ..... .. .. LISTERINE tOOTH PASTE 25c GEHRIG SETS RECORD ARRUPING Lou Gehrig has set another world's record IJy appearing in more than 1307 consecutive games of baseball played in his league over a period of several years_ This record is som~thing unusual because there are so many things "'bich may have entered b stop the long list of games that Gehrig took part in. For instance, 1 his general play mny, as it does in the case& of 110 mnny ball players, have receded to the point that the manager 1 might have been justified in removing him from the line·' up to make way for a player who would have. been of more worth to the club. · He might have been the victim of Ill accident •·ither durinr the haseb&ll seaaon .or durin!! the winter lltonths. l{'e ml11ht have eogared in rep11J1ee with the UJIIpires which is nlw:;ys a losing ventu1o for a ball pliiY· er in the big le,gues, and been hl!lli&lteJI fro!ll t)le game by oftlcial edict of the UJIIpire. He maY ~ave becol!'e ill and thus•been prevented from appearing in one or more games. But the point is that none of these things hMppe!ted. t•Ol.l Gel1ri11 continued to plJIY for more t,na]l ,,!laop• ,Viti!PIIt mit!Sipg beca11se l)e took ,care of Phffi· · Jtlentally and morally, He hG& ,hllJ!olf ~ " ... ~- P8~11 L 1 All4 Btfilld I ap ; for ·, . ...• ~ • ' ' - -~mr-. -~-·.1'.' ' ~ f - .... '' ·' . I' . Wen; l)ve wor~4isi: to~acco; I've manufaaured ·cigarett~ -• ', an~ I'll tell you why Chesterfields taste'· better. ,· ..<(70,.Jli"T-!;; ==·,~·-,. • . · For a cigarette to bav~ a good taste, it must have first the right kind of Domestic I tobacco. This means ripe, mell!'w, sw~ . • I I ... tobacco, filled witli . Southern .ilpnsliinif: Then, blended I. and ctiiss-blended: with th'1"i . .· I 'quaJibtfi tobacco there must b~ the: right of the .~!!!'t kinds ~f' ~rom~#c ,'il'lll'ki~ ro:.; . .. . .· . ' . ". bac<9 robact:o lbar .'has a ' ·pleasin(· ilavor 110d at<)ma; · ·. ' ; : :. : · F. A. MILLER, PUBLISHER OF THE SOUTH BEND (IN· I DIANA) TRIBUNE SAYS: i .. . . "It is the duty of parenb to eo rear their children that they will underdand and fully ~predate the value of money. . '. ~· ' . • - i'lM'lJA'. u "'o~ khow. atl~'tO'~~l!e • · It's just like the pleasing aroma frOm cerirun : ~·It's ap~~tizio~.lt r•kes the food taste ~ell :ag;;lo, ~r ;a ci~ to have a good taste, it must be made righL The siu, the cigarette paper, everything about it must be right. "They thould be .m ade to u~d.ereland that money ;, not eaaily made anCI Jbould.not be eatily apent. Just 1ry Chesterfields. ""· I ....onomJ 'm money expend'1turea l!oea not mean 1 tingiqen. '. f ''Money alway& ahould be expended wi•ely. ester ie "fart of an allewUKe or wage alwaya ahould be 1aved tha~ · . II! 'I \ · · better, I~ midres 't he cigat~ taste better. ''Teachin1 them the value of money ahould b.. rin when the children are very youn1. j.} I' .,'1 By Edaou R. Waile, Sh11 wnee, Oklahoma Jt' ' .~ ' ~ DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? it 'm•Y !lei'Va a ..,od purpoee In the future. · ) f~ t ~ ~ ...,. ' ... .._' .·· ' ~ . J Middleport, Ohio ' .. · ,_·.~·. ·~V' • Rowley 8 Reed . ;:r.... "~t I :/~ :::?~steifteld~. ·taste· b~t~r ····.. .·:·,· ., .. ' ' • f!H~· . ' ' ':""~~ ··:. '' ' · '' ..' - :.,::~>~tire; ~l~ays -sa~ng', . . ' .' ' " 1 ~~ ~~ ·~1/~~f~JJP.'fim.J~~TH IS c()uu'~ra~_.:D.,;~, i.,.··• F • ~ s.;, J~ ~ Yl[: ~ . . .. ("'"""~·-l&.f'............ -~· • · oc·~ · IN 'r11E ~IG'tlt W;Atf~ ~-~ r ; ;t , " •· ' ". · • • MILDER • ., I ' .' ' )'·' ·, . .l, • ,, ' fie tx'farelle tiat TASTES UET1E'I ·. • i I ,, �.. ' . ,. .. f ' • ' TI!J'f AJD&I64N , . D~t tsJ!I~ • l'f.l!lll ASSOCIATION APVE~T:l' S,NG SECTION. Tt:1ledo . . .. . . . . . . .. 63 01 , , , , , , ,, ~ 31 Club tbl4 .UQ pt.) Chlcs.go . . . . . . . . . . . Phlladelphla. . . . . . . Biooldyn . . . . . . . . . . Cincinnati . , . . . . . . ~ etoa~ecutlvt tnRrtioDI J. ' . ' .,. ~--,J,' 83 53 64 62 t8 45 44 M 53 64 00 apll~tlng • I o'l ~·· tntared-4oto One ol the iavm1te eJipre1181on6 hlc-h schoOl Double Wi.a; CltiVe· fle~ (8) HOTEL COLUMBUS Corner Lonr and FlUb su. Columbus, Oblo. Sl.OO fU9 AMERICAN l:nllmltetl COAL-Del1vered. PUre Fuel Company, Phone Wm. Hines · 16-R "or Eatie Hines, Middleport. 339-X. s-:n.ct SL~t . . .. 4 0 0 1 3 0 100000 ~ . .....• 0 2 0 1 0 Ql~veland 14; C'teveh1.nd 9-l~ 'e08ton plays were fear more dam,.aaing t'-ra • 'I ~ G. · those of tbelr opponent&. Milne for Bradbury , Bcs~t·.~ ·.. , ·~, ........ .lames H . . Butler, "·\viMhtntt:bn 4; ; S~ totill'~l . ~ew, YOrk tt: OblcaKo a, NC'W York 11; Ohlcago 3, LADme ea.m money JLt home pitched a flne game, allowing but 1:11x bltf!, two of t.tJme belhl the ranket~~ ldnd of scratchea or the pop fly ldnd in the diamond wlthin a few tee\ ol the pitcher hlmeelf. simply ~UBe ~~~' t~led. to field hts positton. He aJso tanned ten batten. but he walked four, one or whom BCored. On the ot1:)er hand .Rothgeb, plt.ch !ng a. c~!ul · COMtrvatlve .same, fanned the ~ number, ten. walked but one, and "that lntelltlonal aftd bOre down wben a htt. ha.ye rl,llned his ga~ for Detroit 5; Phlladelphta'· ,t Detroit 4; Phlladelphl"' 1. , W~hinston 21 e&t., t.o~ 1. ParkiJar 2b ... 2 team wa,. ellmh\IL\e:J ln a cloR! l&m.ethe score wM 4 to 3--b;!cauee ~Y frriled to take adv~tase of all · tl:elr opportunities, becaU&C they eoukt not hit Roth&eb b) the J)inch~ t'S when p htt would have won t.he ball tame and ~use t.hell' mis- jltf:AGUE --- , DlnlllJ Room, Coffee Shop, HOUSE . :, . . . 5 0 1 0 0 0 ·I -,i'~;~~:=~ AMERICAN ASSOOIATION Mlnnoapolls 5; Indl&napolu 4. Minncapolta 1'!: Indilmapoll& 6. Milwaukee 6; Toledo 1. Milwaukee 6; Toledo 5. Loulllvllle 1; Bt. Paul 6 <10 lnm B~. Paul 3; Louisville 2. Columbw at Kansas City (raln) 1 ;1 sewing, during your full or part ttme. Expertmce unnece&~Jary. addre&'Jed, enve- pQ:rtJ.cula.ra, AtlanLic BcAChtroar, to eo; Arkll.nsas ttveuut.,. At.la.nUc Clt)', .~." J. , AB R H PO A E sa·~: . . ~: : ~- ~ ~ ~ ~~ it. RESULTS 4 w\Lh c .... 5 0 1 l l 0 2 ed YESTERDAY'S land Witoo Two scores of beth games fol- nradbur)' and Cheshire gaR"~ in an e]JmblatlOn U1 the ()( 11 :30, Ohio State Fair Vi1itoro o ·o a 1 o• Short. ~eem to N uthaU, British ~hampion, in the cb.m_pionahips at tbird round, ...... 2100101 r( .... 4.12 ·1 00 .. . ...... 4 1 1 1 1 0 3938:U83 ·---- '" ( Phone 320-R. W. H. BICKEL'S RACES & HORS.E. SHOW Reward. _ _!: ~1-3t . , LOBT-One brown and t&n brindle J3ull dor. Last seen In vicinity of Ohnrch or Christ, Mldleport. If located notJfy &herltf'& office. 8-21·3t. - - ----=-:=:-..::::--- NOTICE 1 · . ' wiD resllm.e operatwil Sept. l '&nd continue 8-18· 3t J. until w. . . ' ""<' ·"""" AUG. 3o,Tt; SEPTEMBER I ST. NO'.fiO!i--Rock.aprlnsa Cider MlU cloa~ - - - ----..,..--:---::--::- I 0 3 1 0 1 • fhel1~ ·large ll!iht. lea.ther ·---- ;:;--;- .8-20-1~ , LOBT- in ,,,;,.,,~ .,,T• The l.lllrd place Clevel.o.nd In - : lupse and mai!.e H. frce-for·all. iby dhU15 batted out u twin bill trl- loeittlng Brc.ooklyn 6 to 2 and S t o 11 1 wnph, 14 to 6 and 9 to 4 over Tile cardinals pre in fourth plato Bcston·s Red Box. Averill and Cl!;- I but only 1.wo points behind the sell hlt hamel's ln t he opener with 1 ~Pc:ond J>iuce Plrai.Cs. Dlzzy Deari Hllde~r.o.nd· winning his 14th ba.l- \ lot down the Dodge r ~. with five hils tlc. The SC(Ond game marked tl'le 1·: Ule :mcond ga. mt with a trlplt: first suc.::ess of Wes Ferrell since pby engineered by .hankie Frl!!Ch, June 21. Cards' manager. featuring the St. Louis rem~:t!.ned right in the 1 ,:,penintr tilt. ring 1n the event the Giants col- . Other teams were ldlt-. ABRHF'OAE 3 0 2 1 2 0 lb ........ 3 0 0 5 1 2 58' ...... 4 1 2 3 1 1 300110 4 1 :J 2 o4 0 Q 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 1Lo•t-. ' w~wo _ · YANKS FAtL TO GAIN On Senatoro In Spite Of u.me rrotn the JQQtlng tte:OtiOll tlf the tJ,uaky suppo~rs. was "mt 'er lor a natchural buddy", One youQI lady con~ to ber nearby friend that "'l'se so h~ from rooting l won't be ab~ to ~OJ : 'I'm a. Bolof the em&s"; at Chlll'Ch tom'lr- 1 r11...,~:11.-;;;:.'i' onstore to the was )Onl 15 end. otarttng at .9 :m STOI' AT ;1 tho under the light& DOUBLE ' , patrons or ·nlah.t UOOMS, Slf>i'OLE t 1 I BasebaU~· pklniy of lt ·Jn b~ 11n d of vari.&"lona to·'Dlf!ue rnost part_(eular, 1!.85 41 !.Shed F"OR BALE-Male and Female straight leg beag:les. Excellent breeding A-1 rabbit dogs. Phone 328-J P6meroy, Arthur H. Skinner. 8-200-3t. { 1• • 'I I for Sale, Mi.ac. 1f ~ J'W~era tlimlly ttm'Ph~Pt of the same. of tor "doe ut twent--rtve cents for oach Lnser· llou. for 1 Bf1Wl18Dt louriediatel)!. &~m~d I and ~~;:~~~~[~~a1t) Wlf&k11!eometbiril 72 '-'1¥1 Gia.v IIIIC,..,_. .. Bf DefqtJ'III ~;,'CtrJl~ · ~ld on the ;..:o.::.:!ld :;.c ,.=rllee;::=..:mc,c:::n:-t-:w:cl-;;U"'Cbe::':":-:ta-::k::en:-;r;::or leu than a rr.lnbnwn eharwo oi lOpe '." 5:1 'nle _publl.shen wUI be rm;ponslble onlY tor one incorrect insenlon of I.D1 adverUr.cment. Error• 1D advert.J.ementa sMuld be reported Send ' MIOOt(Piftl "" 'l'!le Ml ' taker vl\ll gladly IWiat you If dftil'Cd, ao lbat. t.he copy for )'t)U1 ad l6 prep.:.. .::d fn stroh a mamror ae to brlnlr the a:rca.tem resuJI.a to you.. r '. I~ 68 .. .. ., ......... .. . E'-t. LoUis . . . pel' Une. A~CIDENT~ .. .... .. 62 •• wolll)AY, At!Citi8T 11, am NATIONAL J..EAQVE won Lo6t i ~~~~iii ... ... .. :! • IIOI'IDAY, At!Cit!8T 21o' llllll ·81~ INCREASE IN ' Club Won L.alt Columbus . . . . . . . . . 35 .... . ll.l.nne&polil . . . . . . . 1t 60 Bi. Paul . . .. . . . . . . 89 88 Indlanapolll . . . . . . 66 6i C·LASSIFIED 'ffu• Jl~e .. , •• '> HQW ' l apple season wm a.nd Sons. ; ..... NOTICE - be· lfl.o8ed My oftlce will ~· ·~· .- •JIJST.,tii\~DEO ME A PLEASANT SURPR1511, lOOTS! HE SAID IC~ from· AUI· 2'/tb, unt.il SepL 6\h. .Or. B7ron Bini· IIA\IE THE WllK 0"1 Parkersburg, W. Va• .;t..:. •.: ... ~ . :1-<" " t" ... ~ 'fi1A.T~ F.INE:.! L.El'5 40 TO ~EAN PARADISE FuR 'THE We•t VirgiGie'• Fineat Racing Attraction WEE!<. I ADMISSION 35c- AUTOS FREE @ Gomer out tor Interference ill 61h. 17· VE.AR OLD NET PH~OM •• Two billie hit : Davis. Three bil.8c hit : Johnson. Butler . Stolen bflses: McCabe. Hlurhs. BW on b11lls by Butler 2. StrLlck ou~ by Butler 10; by Howell 4. Wlld plti.:hes: Howell 3; IJy Butler 1. Passed bRil : Payne. First ba:;e on el'rol'fl: OalUpull8 0 Middleport 9. Runs •batted In Smith 2, Howell, WJU!wns, Ouvis 2, Payne 2. Harris, E. Warner 2, Butler 2, Winston, Johnaon, McCabe. Double plays: M!tcllell to Bmith; MarRhall to Olllmore to MltcheU. Left. on bo.se.s: Olllllpoll5 '1; Mid· dl~poi'L 7, Umpirf!s: Mees. D. Allensworth. Did 'I ou Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma srore by innings : Bradbury 123451719 lilts ........ 000lil500 Runs ..... .. 000000300 ARTHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: Op.ecrors ... l0100001l Cheshire lilts . .. ... .. 0020l20lx 0 0200200 X error& 00200100x •••• 0100:10100 000010103 100010013 Hit& .. . . R ·u ns .. . Op. errors " .' Mld<ileport ••• ljlta ..... .. 22ft00332x ,.;~ Run• ..... .. 43600200x Op. errors . . 33401ZOOX ' • Q"!'lfl8 TOD&Y ,...,. ~111 ~~ the oic~•t til .... O#fli of the · to ,·f tad-i• • teaai• tllat 4'"!'11!Ppi ASSOCIATION ,.,, Of:!IW'!'~ A,t St. PauJ. Tp~· tJ; "Newspaper adv"11iain11 Ia for the purpose of helping to aell either mcrchanaiae or. i4eu or bo\h. The 11ppeal of the ~ocal newopaper io univeroal.; ita new• ia ea11erly 10U11ht and it offe•·• an excellent <>pportunity for the local merchant tC! brin11 )lia men:han· diae to the attention of the local constituell!'y. ·'Th'~P!!rp~,t~~ ~~~·~Pir m~~"agt 'l18' ~CICf\ize!l ~11<1 _ )¥ .· coq~etitr•l•~' carc~Jl•~'!'J!t .pom!1!ltinll '~!>~ _llP,~tt p}l!lUC 1\t~n!ipa ~l!hln !' c~nfined Wd!!llfu~·· : ·: Tht 'le'!'ll.~~~r !!!Yf'f•· IJ!!'!leol· a!lte l'ttcnlaool 11p·4 'l>e~lta· fll'll•b•hty •.n nll!-nntP¥ lln!l · ~!ll'l}''nll out •J!Ye!'liaitjii ..,.eliqtei;' ·' ' · ·· ' ' ·1 · "J.Dnqeapo~tll. 1'1<!1!1'!- ~Ilia· "Almo•t eYer)' body hu 1omething to sell and in order to mako a 11le there must fint be a contact of some kind. It at !<>IP•ao 01!>. ~waukee . .. ~ -"ifiOH ... 1*JA011E -- '' Of!lclo!l at 'l'lllll<!elphla. B to , th~ ~lot, . tod !lj~~h'' abqut ~lni. • ' RB ' ' .' . · · ·· · �.. ' . ,. .. f ' • ' TI!J'f AJD&I64N , . D~t tsJ!I~ • l'f.l!lll ASSOCIATION APVE~T:l' S,NG SECTION. Tt:1ledo . . .. . . . . . . .. 63 01 , , , , , , ,, ~ 31 Club tbl4 .UQ pt.) Chlcs.go . . . . . . . . . . . Phlladelphla. . . . . . . Biooldyn . . . . . . . . . . Cincinnati . , . . . . . . ~ etoa~ecutlvt tnRrtioDI J. ' . ' .,. ~--,J,' 83 53 64 62 t8 45 44 M 53 64 00 apll~tlng • I o'l ~·· tntared-4oto One ol the iavm1te eJipre1181on6 hlc-h schoOl Double Wi.a; CltiVe· fle~ (8) HOTEL COLUMBUS Corner Lonr and FlUb su. Columbus, Oblo. Sl.OO fU9 AMERICAN l:nllmltetl COAL-Del1vered. PUre Fuel Company, Phone Wm. Hines · 16-R "or Eatie Hines, Middleport. 339-X. s-:n.ct SL~t . . .. 4 0 0 1 3 0 100000 ~ . .....• 0 2 0 1 0 Ql~veland 14; C'teveh1.nd 9-l~ 'e08ton plays were fear more dam,.aaing t'-ra • 'I ~ G. · those of tbelr opponent&. Milne for Bradbury , Bcs~t·.~ ·.. , ·~, ........ .lames H . . Butler, "·\viMhtntt:bn 4; ; S~ totill'~l . ~ew, YOrk tt: OblcaKo a, NC'W York 11; Ohlcago 3, LADme ea.m money JLt home pitched a flne game, allowing but 1:11x bltf!, two of t.tJme belhl the ranket~~ ldnd of scratchea or the pop fly ldnd in the diamond wlthin a few tee\ ol the pitcher hlmeelf. simply ~UBe ~~~' t~led. to field hts positton. He aJso tanned ten batten. but he walked four, one or whom BCored. On the ot1:)er hand .Rothgeb, plt.ch !ng a. c~!ul · COMtrvatlve .same, fanned the ~ number, ten. walked but one, and "that lntelltlonal aftd bOre down wben a htt. ha.ye rl,llned his ga~ for Detroit 5; Phlladelphta'· ,t Detroit 4; Phlladelphl"' 1. , W~hinston 21 e&t., t.o~ 1. ParkiJar 2b ... 2 team wa,. ellmh\IL\e:J ln a cloR! l&m.ethe score wM 4 to 3--b;!cauee ~Y frriled to take adv~tase of all · tl:elr opportunities, becaU&C they eoukt not hit Roth&eb b) the J)inch~ t'S when p htt would have won t.he ball tame and ~use t.hell' mis- jltf:AGUE --- , DlnlllJ Room, Coffee Shop, HOUSE . :, . . . 5 0 1 0 0 0 ·I -,i'~;~~:=~ AMERICAN ASSOOIATION Mlnnoapolls 5; Indl&napolu 4. Minncapolta 1'!: Indilmapoll& 6. Milwaukee 6; Toledo 1. Milwaukee 6; Toledo 5. Loulllvllle 1; Bt. Paul 6 <10 lnm B~. Paul 3; Louisville 2. Columbw at Kansas City (raln) 1 ;1 sewing, during your full or part ttme. Expertmce unnece&~Jary. addre&'Jed, enve- pQ:rtJ.cula.ra, AtlanLic BcAChtroar, to eo; Arkll.nsas ttveuut.,. At.la.nUc Clt)', .~." J. , AB R H PO A E sa·~: . . ~: : ~- ~ ~ ~ ~~ it. RESULTS 4 w\Lh c .... 5 0 1 l l 0 2 ed YESTERDAY'S land Witoo Two scores of beth games fol- nradbur)' and Cheshire gaR"~ in an e]JmblatlOn U1 the ()( 11 :30, Ohio State Fair Vi1itoro o ·o a 1 o• Short. ~eem to N uthaU, British ~hampion, in the cb.m_pionahips at tbird round, ...... 2100101 r( .... 4.12 ·1 00 .. . ...... 4 1 1 1 1 0 3938:U83 ·---- '" ( Phone 320-R. W. H. BICKEL'S RACES & HORS.E. SHOW Reward. _ _!: ~1-3t . , LOBT-One brown and t&n brindle J3ull dor. Last seen In vicinity of Ohnrch or Christ, Mldleport. If located notJfy &herltf'& office. 8-21·3t. - - ----=-:=:-..::::--- NOTICE 1 · . ' wiD resllm.e operatwil Sept. l '&nd continue 8-18· 3t J. until w. . . ' ""<' ·"""" AUG. 3o,Tt; SEPTEMBER I ST. NO'.fiO!i--Rock.aprlnsa Cider MlU cloa~ - - - ----..,..--:---::--::- I 0 3 1 0 1 • fhel1~ ·large ll!iht. lea.ther ·---- ;:;--;- .8-20-1~ , LOBT- in ,,,;,.,,~ .,,T• The l.lllrd place Clevel.o.nd In - : lupse and mai!.e H. frce-for·all. iby dhU15 batted out u twin bill trl- loeittlng Brc.ooklyn 6 to 2 and S t o 11 1 wnph, 14 to 6 and 9 to 4 over Tile cardinals pre in fourth plato Bcston·s Red Box. Averill and Cl!;- I but only 1.wo points behind the sell hlt hamel's ln t he opener with 1 ~Pc:ond J>iuce Plrai.Cs. Dlzzy Deari Hllde~r.o.nd· winning his 14th ba.l- \ lot down the Dodge r ~. with five hils tlc. The SC(Ond game marked tl'le 1·: Ule :mcond ga. mt with a trlplt: first suc.::ess of Wes Ferrell since pby engineered by .hankie Frl!!Ch, June 21. Cards' manager. featuring the St. Louis rem~:t!.ned right in the 1 ,:,penintr tilt. ring 1n the event the Giants col- . Other teams were ldlt-. ABRHF'OAE 3 0 2 1 2 0 lb ........ 3 0 0 5 1 2 58' ...... 4 1 2 3 1 1 300110 4 1 :J 2 o4 0 Q 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 1Lo•t-. ' w~wo _ · YANKS FAtL TO GAIN On Senatoro In Spite Of u.me rrotn the JQQtlng tte:OtiOll tlf the tJ,uaky suppo~rs. was "mt 'er lor a natchural buddy", One youQI lady con~ to ber nearby friend that "'l'se so h~ from rooting l won't be ab~ to ~OJ : 'I'm a. Bolof the em&s"; at Chlll'Ch tom'lr- 1 r11...,~:11.-;;;:.'i' onstore to the was )Onl 15 end. otarttng at .9 :m STOI' AT ;1 tho under the light& DOUBLE ' , patrons or ·nlah.t UOOMS, Slf>i'OLE t 1 I BasebaU~· pklniy of lt ·Jn b~ 11n d of vari.&"lona to·'Dlf!ue rnost part_(eular, 1!.85 41 !.Shed F"OR BALE-Male and Female straight leg beag:les. Excellent breeding A-1 rabbit dogs. Phone 328-J P6meroy, Arthur H. Skinner. 8-200-3t. { 1• • 'I I for Sale, Mi.ac. 1f ~ J'W~era tlimlly ttm'Ph~Pt of the same. of tor "doe ut twent--rtve cents for oach Lnser· llou. for 1 Bf1Wl18Dt louriediatel)!. &~m~d I and ~~;:~~~~[~~a1t) Wlf&k11!eometbiril 72 '-'1¥1 Gia.v IIIIC,..,_. .. Bf DefqtJ'III ~;,'CtrJl~ · ~ld on the ;..:o.::.:!ld :;.c ,.=rllee;::=..:mc,c:::n:-t-:w:cl-;;U"'Cbe::':":-:ta-::k::en:-;r;::or leu than a rr.lnbnwn eharwo oi lOpe '." 5:1 'nle _publl.shen wUI be rm;ponslble onlY tor one incorrect insenlon of I.D1 adverUr.cment. Error• 1D advert.J.ementa sMuld be reported Send ' MIOOt(Piftl "" 'l'!le Ml ' taker vl\ll gladly IWiat you If dftil'Cd, ao lbat. t.he copy for )'t)U1 ad l6 prep.:.. .::d fn stroh a mamror ae to brlnlr the a:rca.tem resuJI.a to you.. r '. I~ 68 .. .. ., ......... .. . E'-t. LoUis . . . pel' Une. A~CIDENT~ .. .... .. 62 •• wolll)AY, At!Citi8T 11, am NATIONAL J..EAQVE won Lo6t i ~~~~iii ... ... .. :! • IIOI'IDAY, At!Cit!8T 21o' llllll ·81~ INCREASE IN ' Club Won L.alt Columbus . . . . . . . . . 35 .... . ll.l.nne&polil . . . . . . . 1t 60 Bi. Paul . . .. . . . . . . 89 88 Indlanapolll . . . . . . 66 6i C·LASSIFIED 'ffu• Jl~e .. , •• '> HQW ' l apple season wm a.nd Sons. ; ..... NOTICE - be· lfl.o8ed My oftlce will ~· ·~· .- •JIJST.,tii\~DEO ME A PLEASANT SURPR1511, lOOTS! HE SAID IC~ from· AUI· 2'/tb, unt.il SepL 6\h. .Or. B7ron Bini· IIA\IE THE WllK 0"1 Parkersburg, W. Va• .;t..:. •.: ... ~ . :1-<" " t" ... ~ 'fi1A.T~ F.INE:.! L.El'5 40 TO ~EAN PARADISE FuR 'THE We•t VirgiGie'• Fineat Racing Attraction WEE!<. I ADMISSION 35c- AUTOS FREE @ Gomer out tor Interference ill 61h. 17· VE.AR OLD NET PH~OM •• Two billie hit : Davis. Three bil.8c hit : Johnson. Butler . Stolen bflses: McCabe. Hlurhs. BW on b11lls by Butler 2. StrLlck ou~ by Butler 10; by Howell 4. Wlld plti.:hes: Howell 3; IJy Butler 1. Passed bRil : Payne. First ba:;e on el'rol'fl: OalUpull8 0 Middleport 9. Runs •batted In Smith 2, Howell, WJU!wns, Ouvis 2, Payne 2. Harris, E. Warner 2, Butler 2, Winston, Johnaon, McCabe. Double plays: M!tcllell to Bmith; MarRhall to Olllmore to MltcheU. Left. on bo.se.s: Olllllpoll5 '1; Mid· dl~poi'L 7, Umpirf!s: Mees. D. Allensworth. Did 'I ou Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma srore by innings : Bradbury 123451719 lilts ........ 000lil500 Runs ..... .. 000000300 ARTHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: Op.ecrors ... l0100001l Cheshire lilts . .. ... .. 0020l20lx 0 0200200 X error& 00200100x •••• 0100:10100 000010103 100010013 Hit& .. . . R ·u ns .. . Op. errors " .' Mld<ileport ••• ljlta ..... .. 22ft00332x ,.;~ Run• ..... .. 43600200x Op. errors . . 33401ZOOX ' • Q"!'lfl8 TOD&Y ,...,. ~111 ~~ the oic~•t til .... O#fli of the · to ,·f tad-i• • teaai• tllat 4'"!'11!Ppi ASSOCIATION ,.,, Of:!IW'!'~ A,t St. PauJ. Tp~· tJ; "Newspaper adv"11iain11 Ia for the purpose of helping to aell either mcrchanaiae or. i4eu or bo\h. The 11ppeal of the ~ocal newopaper io univeroal.; ita new• ia ea11erly 10U11ht and it offe•·• an excellent <>pportunity for the local merchant tC! brin11 )lia men:han· diae to the attention of the local constituell!'y. ·'Th'~P!!rp~,t~~ ~~~·~Pir m~~"agt 'l18' ~CICf\ize!l ~11<1 _ )¥ .· coq~etitr•l•~' carc~Jl•~'!'J!t .pom!1!ltinll '~!>~ _llP,~tt p}l!lUC 1\t~n!ipa ~l!hln !' c~nfined Wd!!llfu~·· : ·: Tht 'le'!'ll.~~~r !!!Yf'f•· IJ!!'!leol· a!lte l'ttcnlaool 11p·4 'l>e~lta· fll'll•b•hty •.n nll!-nntP¥ lln!l · ~!ll'l}''nll out •J!Ye!'liaitjii ..,.eliqtei;' ·' ' · ·· ' ' ·1 · "J.Dnqeapo~tll. 1'1<!1!1'!- ~Ilia· "Almo•t eYer)' body hu 1omething to sell and in order to mako a 11le there must fint be a contact of some kind. It at !<>IP•ao 01!>. ~waukee . .. ~ -"ifiOH ... 1*JA011E -- '' Of!lclo!l at 'l'lllll<!elphla. B to , th~ ~lot, . tod !lj~~h'' abqut ~lni. • ' RB ' ' .' . · · ·· · �" .. I, J ' • • .. . ·i ., .' . ,, . ' I .. • ' ~ •( ' ·I J' t' .' :.< I ' ,., Y, PO OY YOUTH I HO • / II, I • JPITC EHS' 8JTl[ P'oilon' s, n Bl c~ 1U~ 5 LEASED -- fiR ET ll HSI £T 8 J HEAT EC VEST RTED T~f l.l NH ADM IS Of In Summ' Prob - EFFO SIX ARE I VOLVED ' IStc•nn Wa Alena E ,., .. '· '\ : \ .. I .. \ I ' ;' f '" ' ~ ... ...;. or b,uili:n,..o. · ---3 31 .. , 3 0 • •• l 0 •• IOD11ilh!b1 ·p.. ·cular pie · 'na 3 011 l I l A . ·- ·--- - -~ -- -·· 3 3 --- l .• I l l 'io a dloiHnc:ti•• c I'JII · ady ioecl a'o<.di. t IS � 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. 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