http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/3ffd9bba735e8866ed9f63744d440222.pdf bb93d3f7ebf0ce8493364f5d4423864d PDF Text Text " .. 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 �,. ' • • ;THE ,. • , • Q4JLY ·· TIUBV.1i~ ' -' ' ,• •• lbe Aet ot ltl&r<b 3, 11'11. ~ ' - ',JIOI~r- x-led on Lower WheD our blePda tend U$ to be IJMm.. -..m.lnao........,.wWbepubHabod. Mil- l!.t.TION.U. .,.OVU'fiBJNO BEfliESEIIT4fJV.t:B ~.,.. Pit.=,::-.. ~ . •. m~L ~=-==.~~~<e&DdCI,.wiOUoaD-:,:uiii·B F•r Edi..,._l Office cau 00. W'\" .... . , .. ... ...... I I> ~ge Wtmlbua"""""'"" I I I \\ ! , \ ,$0 . 1 \\ with' Jnreewt I 0 0 , , ' ~· ~ ~' ' 2 00 PROS£C~~~ ~~£M7 ne Y•r ...... .. ....... ... •.oo l .THR_~UGH aq ~cctdent It has been diO!Covered that ille-l '""' , ~ r~ WHY "' ', \.. 1.00 ' l: •M' ',. h. - . / .' ..... ' I ' ' •• lnbol: Hysell ez.Ue t Ill• r ,,,. ~ ,., (l .. J'l ~ bt.t'3ily 1!'!1~ m 'o:rlri;- 1;.c!1: \:ednP"iday , ' 14 lndUAtrY f h .. hoa.r.-J 1t. d ·l~t.lon from Zto11 ~;#Aut•~'d the n.a.tiona! Gover nor I 011 081 VI TEA- 8 , ~' ~·----~ ISOOte blut onae and ; that· 1n tbe ellbth HoV(ever. Richards ttgh~!!)\ed lJP and .the players behind him aided tn d~ina of the would;.be tY.ltter;s, le&l'ln& the. runs on ~asea T~e Middleport team obtained nlnlt hit& t~om the offerings of C:Wesple sut!lcient 1r0 give them the three r\Jn margin of victmy ·- - . :: Lonif I New I I I I Drug Cq' :J, R.. and sons ---M·-~-~-~~U~•=w~hik~h~-~~·~·~~~M~o ~~~a~y~e~v~m~-~~~n~o~f~lo~W~e~b~rn~n~d~w~u~~·~t~•~•~•~•~·~-~-~·~•~m~e~n~~~-~m~t~o~a~n~y~-~~~~t~o~l~c~r~M~r:a;n;d~M~m;~c~w~t~A~~~e~•~m~n~•~·~~~~~~~~po~rt~.~o~~§"~·~-I PI' ·• and Jaclrlf and Mr and Mra. 31 o t Tota l . l Haye~~ tns1 Mrs ~-- 002 ()()() 3]0!....:i I Ted B"~us ' of COlumbus. Mrs. Harry t)O() 1)()0 OOC - 0 t JirrAlls of t:h~le.kton, w. Ya., Mrs. ' T ·~, neP.rl,ng of Auste4 W Va • and 1 , "!'" l.' ' rt ~ t::• - t•t ' I:J 'o. 1[. 01'- : Mrs J Rodney' Klmbe'rly son •1 sple 7, Walks 1 ft R!~ha1 t~ 5. 1 1~th1 :1ey Mr and • Ml's Delbert 1 o: • c ' t "Sl:'-- tl~ll.id'l POl! B Runt~ H ~ry nf Mou~vllle, w. va, aq.d J \ .l •l1 • .H!H - C l!e P'" • Tc· · C!lrdnt .. ot CoolvUie, o ' W ,jl"vrt lllhl :J .:_ tlln &nd' : - -- . ~~~i~UII~:: ~~.~~~~~~the H edoor r Yolce thrilled wide open. I aweetbeart.t• uturnefii , . a.n applicant so desires he may · have a. physlbal examlna.tlon' In &dnnCfJ of the mental to detennlne JJls physical .fitneSS" before llllldiJ&' hiG acholast'c prepar.at1one. /l!b18 .~ ~ phy6Lcal eX&irttllnat.lou :will JW ~ be.';t 1 final but will be purely for the beoefit of the a.ppUcant Tfiose Interested should imme.d· ~utel)• communicate With Congrca&man Thoma& A. JenkinH a.t lranton Ohio, or Washington, D. C. for further lnstructlone not for public W$lfare demand that he tither brlniJ the hNe back to sea ~vel or ha.ng a red. light on t.hfJ ex- f. 1 Secretary Wallace at Fair . 1.~' Tlfjii PEQrLI\1 of thl~ cou,tltry shou)d by illY cl)ance, to.ke tjle report of the lf!aur•nce Corppa~y tel~J:J·~ t& · buthi[!J! ~~•urd• seriously, it mirht brfnll' on a4dltlonal woqbles fc)j• lji!. J'ilst •'• e what it mhrht mean to , dec·~-·­ •<! salea, llntong -soap manufacturers noi to mention the r~!l~c~<l ,water colisumptipn and tqen there l• t~~ oocalle~ :•ft"Cl" angle which we sec advertised so frnquentlf 1h~t Wlif•Jle bou'lid to have a rreat inlllnmpe on our lives s~6 qld• ~QY dfgsj;jc actiion ~· tak~n by' cltt~ens. · Qlle mu~t, tt 4< admitted, be care!ul of ope's safety rjsk •!••q time• . t~~ ot 8JJ •~Jr- f ll"e!l·· ~~~:~~;~!'t;~ii: bad ' u : tptentJoa ot at a dteadvanqtae aad ....Idea c b • hpll"" W low eJiali that'~ 1bim ''Teadlinr ' ldft Ule STEADY SMOKERS TURN TO CAMELS THADEN says: "F1ying is a terrifl~ &1!r~n at times. l frankly don't know wllaH sl\oold do withQilt cigarettes, But I'ye found · th~t dilferent cigarettes have different ef· feJI:t., on my -ne!'¥eo. For ~~~·;:~;:~~·.!: smoJte4 (;illnel~. taste' 'l'hey're much ·triilder: And ne"Vei- upset my nerves. Ml!is (IN- t...,_ r0 • ntilde from finer; 'MORE, E~NSIVE . tobaccos chllli any other -;/:!. popu~r ~~·You 'fill c find ~amels: riifh illfla~o~ .~nd ~deligljtt\jlly .'mild. . ' . 'r • ' ' "I Mrs~ MAiisALIS s~ys: • s~1r~~:O~!~~~ Camels becauk m•mt of my were flyers seemed to prefer them. I've nevet chan_ged because I cu.n'tafford to take chances with my nervoufl system.' • ' ;~f ~if.~· made jo undera~and-d,«.t money it nqt eaaily "'"~" ~~ 'lfl!\bll:f b'!f tie ~iJU'y lilel'jt • . ' ' ~ .CameiA are • then1 flte ~afue of mon•y alould b•ain w~ the cMidi'Q- very yol!l'.. ' I befpro, iAiil .,. lfdl llde bD • DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? I ff~Z_.Il~S ' • " "I IIATJflNQ •I f:.-:; came out of th:e aprlnu awp of • younr .1llaheat aplrlta, Ae ha.JaJI niaht but Wore he t h • pollee station. be and eh8.1'11ged clothu. CARELESS PRACTICES ~avat.ion FATHER in Columbus, Sunday, witues.ed his •on's That s what we call ethics And death when .the automobile ou which he wao riding tlu.1.~·s wl.at we at • goins to ,ret ts lt··· l! ;ief. four,.-.m'J t.o ' ))lunae to on the running board swerved too cl<1se to a telephone ln jn r ~ •n the OrJLmt Can)Oil o.· co pole and the lad was ocraped from th• moving machiue we goUrrs hl\ve to hO around rup'lJ to each otJull' lkle n: mntallt rllm lto his death on the •treet. The divot. 11 so blg that It locke nu ? . This p~actice of people riding on the runninll' board a_,. if somebody hf.d thrown a nower I 7r, 1 of any movmg veh1cle !:ihould be discouraged wherever pot out ot a nneen•I!Wry windOw I Boys, fl111n your r.. vots The con- 1 Wi\S madfl up of scouting pt'Ojccts oontlllnms: 20 acres ~.;tant dripping of Wli,m wlll west lnclu.(lt,1g CDtnfJ<:laft, pat,kcmH, The Board of C(lunty Commlss!'o•sible becau•c of the inh~rcnt danger to !hose enga~lng t uy stone And tt r,, erosion k r pi It 1 lnncus IC!iC lVill,if l;)lc rlnllt to !eject The spot whBre the divot was "' Ctt. om t nnd onecrcro. Eac 1 bny or all blda.' • 1n the practice. tn l l.hin1 compared t{• the steau:.· f,atro) u os Sl'nded on some 1,roject. 11 Joo ,l)'[l c~ous !hamn'\llllng all cot !I n li!'j~l or these orruts and sui tBy or<Jer or Boatd of Even though cars do not swel've, there is too much plef:d 1~1~~ s\~J:n~r an uneo - t. :u~.. , on lawn, tentcCH and f!at1not- able -awnrds v.·ere pres:m tcd fo r c t rianger from falling on the part of the runnin&' board oc- Tbe oolter JStartl!l arter ~he bt.ll eo. picnic ground&. All Intrepid JIOJ~ I thcsu ~howlng JII'efltcst proficiency By 0~~ereo...m,~il""l,c""iorcrks._ f('rl!l Willingduty to VOIWl~tt for tlue" til• n cupant, from natural causes~ for thf! habit to be indulit!d Cn the Way he hat t& ellmb over danBormUJ pJ.e4'~e take 1wo patwiH ot KootaKU areu., ~~~~;_,=~~ the detaehed divot. Otherwise, he paces t.o the front ahd t 11 tb the f.Jon Of TI'OOP 3 and the Raven 1 in. With auto fatalities running • • htgh as they hove would 1011e too much time walking cnlus a on e r or Troop 11. di.stlngutshed them~ ~elve:: at t.M CamJ)S.rs.ll by winbeen, due to col1L:!iom1 on the highway which it seems al- around It nlng st:-eam• 1~: ror excell~nce ln most impossible to uvett, certain!) the riding public He picks up an armful of It wad- I PICN'(" GPOVE uql,~lng a.nd cooking •hould do all In its power to keep the toll from rising any ~leA back to the tlble and drops It Soyt P&rk cf Parkersburg, a ln. Then he pats It down With hts ! Mr Rild Mrs Joe Andertmn of member of Troop 11 , hnd the slnhigher, e~:~pecially wh~u in B ~ose <if running board rid· ~lg roo~. IQolta around to see If any Vltgin1(1., a.re visiting JclathP.s Clilar hnnor of recf!lvlng the Stt\r 'HG, it is only necessuy • to insist that the rider get Inside club orrtelal 1a within complaint l tJe1e 1Scout Pin trom dovernor Kump 1;1111:ance and start& otr again RAy Zimmerman and son John I !'.t th ') tPcept.lon the car which he is riding. That too many chances of an unduly dangerous kind are indulged in is proved by the great number of accidents recorded in our various states. The dtiver of the death car in Columbu•. who Jiappencd to b£ the uncle of By Edaon R. W aile, Shawnee, Oklahoma fhe unfortunate lud, is probably beside himself with grief 11ow that lhc futaltty has occ urred and he realizes how F. A. MILLER, PUBLISHER OF THE SOUTH BEND easy it would have been .LOl' him to ha,•e preventecl the death of his nephew. DIANA) TRIBUNE SAYS: Vain t·egret s and doleful manifestations of sorrow, however, do not bring the dead to life nor do they replace the void caused by th~ removal of a smiling face. ! · . .. ''It lithe dUty of pjl'tenb to ao rear tlieir cljildrell that The time to prevent acc1don~ h~ hl.lfOl'e they occur. '''""" i• when the acts are o.f so much good to humanity. , will underatand and fldiJ IIII'P"•cl&te tile ~.rue (If hlon'l!lf· A M~t.lrM 4 One Word Led T6 Another . f ./ Lewle Burford, Mra Clara. Murray of A&hland, Ky , M'n. John l><!erl ~. I - .--- ~ ln'f;tthe Co-Ed lloauty Shop In ldent ot-.eroy. tholl' tia"bt to Ol'(a1llr. """'"'·'· De•t<T AI "' Mn J w BJ"' "''" Hr. and """· William Nichoi>On ""ir In o.bolr own lntezW." J - Diehl ond 1l{r3j ""roy ban .:r : , • 1 Word hu Deell received • - or =d~~.:nand "".. ,_ ·Je&n..~•111''!!...:!f, anddaucbU!rof AWited, w Va. and bolloro:l 'f{a.~ ' 'nit Gardner ramU7 reunloo was · Ul , aoe~.., .-~ • .,....,., •'""""- Mftl. M~ntur NltholiOn and d'l~· lng pe&cl! held Sunday, Auatm 210, 19"18, at tile 1 e l'eCent. death or William Kim- Mrs H C Pownall . lira. Erma. M.C ter ot. Cleveland were W'!tk ~tul renewed lt.M t>ffror1~ t.o <.#'II'" the 1 BunG .. \ .!Chool .a.t Ul"' Pl"eabytat • beautiful and ~IOUI eounti-y hom~ berly, which occurred at hta home Kay ot Pomeroy and Karoelllne &:ueata of Mr and Mn. W. U. Juh- Hollywooo nlm Bt.rik " w'llciJ m f.:hUTt',., at Rrrr1"0!;lvUif! • ~tr:e ~~t =~abo~t ! ~na-!-:!~eO ~earsv:, a:ee ln : : ~~~!:::.,':.e~: l1nl 'Jbey eamf> t1J attend t~.. vclve& a ~:1t of 'nf•n • ea r,. - tJ~ 'Rert Plcke1t and ~ugh J.e 1 58. Tbe weather waa ldeo.l , •• ember. J)U;Z'J>Me or draw"''" up a cod,. to Gantner reuniOn which wat hf'ld at -tandlna: bt-t~n uuiuu., I "•and \ 11f •-!r"Wl1 .,,of, M"'" ~,ru 1 yl~.l•t:r ""<>tt: r• Phone 582- L ..,_ r,oolvtUe, 0, Su.ndav Mr. ttr.d . , . . _ _ __ Hr rmp~ v.;J,.. 19 1,.., 1 OecaalOn which wu bl'uuaht to a ....-. IDmberly wB.!:I born at Clifton ron tonn tP the NRA Ml's Jubltna: left Mond.Ky with the ;u d aru llv F==~===~=;::;:~::;::;:;::;:~~:i:!:~i:::i:::===.&!ll Cloae at dusk at Wbleh t.bn"' lhe j W. Va .. but spent P!'&.etlcally aU hLi party for a teW 4&n v1.elt i 'l the I• ' IL ~ \"'.; 1-e-rt. Ml "'-"d Mrt, a:uMt. departed .or their homes lite In Mountilvtlle, w Va. up WlMr and Mrt 0 . J. Marcum ~ mounLahliJ of Wt'at VlrJUHa )I ~'" ~ ,.,. • J Rmc" IAinbt.rt 1 . BILtyn, second baseman for the Honon tQl' the day's entena!nwent ( LU & few yeara ll.fO, at which tJme ublldreu lmd M1&l Phyllls Dillaitt' MR. J chn Lonpt;aJr a<Jd RolCOonttnueO: rrom Pai:e Oni!) c fam ily anct n"rl Lftntbfrt and ' MJddJeport Lealonnalrea' rep~- went to Wra Wiutam Nit:hols'J'l c.f he moved to Warwoocl to make hla wele visuun In Charleskln Monday anna Barkt-r Tetumed. the latter cnarees hurll'd bv ':'ou.IV•~~~'ld..l, I h"nlly ~ erp auud~ y gue~LA .,r Mr t.,_tlves, .socred ftrat after obtaining Ashland, Ky., and ~- Ml!'f!:O.I'Ct home, he wa.s express agt!nL at the l41ss Z~lla Pullina of 0olumiMLI, parL or thf' w.:eek frum 8 vt&lt. In 'J'ru.J~: , .NOW.It .ht'llt~lv declared I1> 1.d M r, Dick: l lilmbert l , a hit. Rawltnsa tileD came through Collins Of OOiwnbua fdr tbelr Jnwr- ( B..&. 0 Statton or Moundsville .At who hfl.sAbl<.n a ruest of !'1ft' •LKtr, Columbus Daune Joan Hamilton ' Wbv •t~e ~rnw !'uu •-llll• •: , ...> , 11 .. 1 • IA 1 o l)tl Br·. ,n r,. lUlu wlth a hJL and run while N. Aliena- elltJDI read1np. the time of hla death he was an em- Mn J •r Ught.er and fAmily for who hacJ b· en vlal~na: t.here wtth t~>lepbone o:=: a' 'J rt!J\~ 'V d l.O d •nt' I£ hr <t• • • ~a. • •d ·' • W rl ll~~om Ttu.c) 1 Extenaiv~ p!&ns were made rorl ~~of the Sprinkling plant In the past t hree weeka, returned to her mot.hfr llrt Bertha HamJJ -~he WM going to stay out ol 1hJs sp.-r.• <:~ •11 d1 \ .r.i!.l. DyJ• HI• Ml• h worth completed the .soortng far lhe evenlns. the reuJUor'l ne~ Y'!liif at whtc.~ tll)•e B . her )lonu: over tht. week end. lon, relum~ !IIIith them. TheJ fta:h t and ~>~rested a comprom.se nel ami hPnJ ly Rlch&rds ab-uck out. IS would-be more.. than 100 are expPcted 10 be 1 e 1s •urvlved by his wlte, two Mr and M1s W R Garber an'd w~ also ~panted here bY Dr Wat.IOn & name wru~ rw ver mPnUcrtr•u1.. 1m1~ re turnL>d ta he• hitters M.nd Gillespie s tiuck out 'J In attenda)lce brothera, Obarle6 &im~rl.y and children Bill and Ruth have re- Clua U;lulae snd M&Py Joan Oalned: at that rim, or ~:~ny ui.Ju!r hr-n£> at Ztttll"!"~ lHe SunUP.? after Middleport bft.tter11 ' lio · Rqdney fPmberly of Moundavllle, a W'l'l(d from several d ays viJlt tit broner of M:!mphls, Tenn , who t!me" 'I~ mJlng ~vl'ral v.eek ~ wl~h he1 ' Thl: box score · Tbe fo wi~ were pl'"se\lt fol. r s~t Ml'l. Mary Weaver ot Holly- Cleveland 11.nd other point& on the had been l'i3lting wlt.h their grand OongrMRman TTuax 111 hL~ 5tate-l gr -.ndruo hP.r \1t~ c )'' J~me 11 1 Middleport AB R H the .:therllll Mr &nd Mrs. Larr)' wDD~t paur., 1Uld a ha.U siste r Ml'8 lalr:e pe.rmts, M.r and Mrs OaJbronet ment today, tl"lC~1~d •hat t hf Rov~ _ , M Allen&worth , ab . t 1 2 G a ndard..~ ~d da ug hdl<tnr J..or:r•dll:l, Atr EctsteJ!'Ie ot: Middleport eo"um"b Clar,e nce A. Si tonet)urner of They lll'1:l now makilll' a vlait hel.'t" £hcmor,had been1 smDeoked out b} 1 1 GalJaa:her, 88 0 J.U..Io. .n:: er an'l aU&11 - ~ -WI I!. ter a 'Vis t. here with with thclr grandparent.'! M . a <1 nea , progres! ve moc1a t.s wh o , • F~ Tournament Play H. Demoakey, lt . : 0 ~ ter Doi'Qthy, Mr Snd Mra Ed dtf'('!e BIRTHDAY PICNIC her brothers Thomas and John Mrs W 0 Huddlestan , I n demand an application of t he A Nat ral H lth Drink Parfitt, c .. . .. :. . .• 4 0 3 a ndJsob~' CllffQtd, Mr. and Ml 3 W A ptenlc waa held Sundo.y at the staff and families lert Tueaday M'">S Do.hl.a Paull"!y l-ft. Ba.tur 'RooMed velt lan new dea l 1n Oh1o 1 U ea ere Bv' C,ou!lt Rfchards, p .. 0 0 u uiJe and JaU&hter Kallu-yu 1 c N00 k k or 8 vleltwlthrelatlvesat Nelaon- da-v J f ' ... • :m that he favors t he cleCtlUn nr l Contalnr mUl e digestible minerals R Alle"-·or'" ,' ct Elizabeth of Wddleport ' Mr Edgar l Oil' par on the Parkersbura- ville and Log _rt beftm! retum1n ... t.o -,•1 evenng or a wo wee....., va.- Dr Watson h a vegetubl.- form t hM• any other ' • Ta,O 0 m~~w ""'rt .' t 0 0 T k • 1 ~ in honor or the Mary 14th ReynOld!! blr~hday l1c r home ·~ t c.n She elqlli!eted to vWt a.t Thl s coward ly "ut'tJa yal of Oil £' 1known phtnL or med1cme ~ E l;)em.QB]rey, a, uc erma.n oJ' pt, Pleaa&IU, W VB., , aru1lversa.ry of Mra. N r ' Thi.<; . Of 1 3 0 • Darst rf . . M~. and 'Mn Elmer Wehru~~~ and of .Qheahtre Mr:1 Hugh Manley and two C:hll- vf:wol~ Va · and also at Ocean rl his mDSt loyal suppor•.er~ In h1s wo:1d:::rful I.A!g •Line plant :<lf!ncb\ Its 1 0 0 1 2b 'fhe Middleport \ott team Battyn, ,. 1 1 so ... Qdrdner of i?omeroy, Mr. at d Tbose present for the enJayable dren lllld MrK Lesley Andrew'1ind M· two campaigns for the gow•mor:;hlp rooll.S do wn fifteen u' one h•mdred eanted ~ 'isht to compete turther Rawllnp, lb ., 1 1 Mf'll C~ 8elall, LeJand Coates and day Were Mr and Mrs Charlell the MISS<!S HelEm and Maxine r.r atld Mrs J P Stewart and JC'hn F Nolan was not expected by Rncl tv•ent~ ~five teet ~curi.nt!' v!LCll 1.:1 the AmeEk:an Lesion tournament - r- ..,- Ct;llldren, Mary E and Roy, and Mr Bl'ng, 'I.Mr& John Smith and dau""- rill of Holliday~ Cove W a d~lghter Ba.tbara. Jo, of Pleasant- Ulose woh know the li:Overnor best' minera l elemen w. the short rnoted h•rt t.>hen they defeated ,&he Hunt- Totals :: 36 3 • a-nd M\'8 Ed ·Loc:kwboa and children te u!. I h Lee ... &pent the week end wl~ :'Mr &Jld' l vi .,. Bl1d Miss Pauline Pinney and tile statement said,. They call hun plant..-. fa il to obtam '' 'Jm nfl tutt'" m-+...o.. entrane Monijay •••ht under Jean QJld B•tty of Steubenvtlle 0 r ..,.,.ua of Middleport and Mra J T Llrhter and fa:iny ' lllr1'5 Fl•Ed S .Ru&k ot Columbun were 'ihe msn of ntany promises but In - !;1Pu.' r hemlcnl sto~ hou.se , ,.......,., • II • • Y:r and Mrl!l A A B!tlR Mr and Andrews and Maxine ..l!'~tt ..... _ week emf IJ UN1t.8 of Mr and Mn; tht fultlllmtmt y 1.•re' t ontalns ,.,,, ' "'' l.s and Mr n.t M .... to 1 tbe, Ughta ot *be Middleport high un inston AB R ~ d · a~ rs ""en r Nicholson and t..rra L. J Reynolds and daughter3 ,_.... u .... "' Holll Scott " ._ acbool fbotb&ll nel,d, 3 too Wright, 3b 1 t o 1 augl1ter Beverly Jane of Cleveland. Alberta, Erma Jean and Doroi.Jly ot' tumed to their homes wblle 'the " m! nernl:.> I JUSt u.s nature- placed tbe &:•mtt was a fas( a.nd tntet'- SCuUy., rt 3 0 0 0 , ~ an"- Mra. WUUam Nicholson Cher.hire and the guest f hono oth~<r !'ema!ned fo r a week~ visit --------WOLF PEN l ll1c m in the plsnt.'l1 wllho rrt which 0 eattn1 presentation with Gillespie uunt If ;/\.' 2 o o ot M land, Ky, Mt. and Mra Jamr M1 and Mrs. Otto HUdebrond 1 good hefl.lth is lmpOJ!.Sible A!Ho ~nd RJ,cbal'da, _pltchfjrB~ flghtlpg it WilBOn lb .. 0 ' 0 es Rice and daug:bter Nirlam Clarke ~ and dtlu ghtt>rJ;, Elizabeth &nd Allee Mr lind Mra ~ur Martin a nd vuarrJns A, B D and E 1'he ia.ck. ClUt dn'tU the ra.st epiSode. , qayre, ab BEAUTY OPi:RATORS MEET Millie at•d Lhe formers mother, !!on Carl spenL Sunday with H"'llr of enough of these minerals and 4 0 1 of Pltt8burrh Pa, Mr. and Mrs. RlchKrds. twirling for the Mid- Halltman , ss 3 0 ~~ ~ Harbert Burns and children Prance.s The followtna: proprletoN! of be~u- Mrs LenR Hildebrand or CleY .. MarUn and family YI salt~ L"' often th e dilference be .. dle~ cl~b. allowed but ' three h'lts Williams, c :t 0 0 nnd Herbert, Jr ' Mrs. Richard ty shOps or Middleport und !Pomeroy land are spending several days here <Oontmued fium P1au Ozv!) Mr and Mrs ~ .-::; carl , Mr and I IW[ en ~lckness and,health ' Ct!l'hit t.tit evenlna. • In tbe flrst. G 'Uesp'e P .., 1 4 0 1 Fi1 'int. und son J84:k. Mr and Mrs attende-d 8 meeting foL the operators with Mr and Mrs J W Wolfe and the con~umers and should be r-lhr· Mrs E H Morrifs and daughters For &l e by Sl'lVenth and ell):hth lnnlnp and Ndr, h borgail d 4 0 0 Rn~ rord BP!'IIIJUe and gr~Dd-dauab~ 1of Melka, Athens and Hocking coun- othm r.: latlves and friend'> Mrs inated rrom the code The eon- /:.lice and Ruth were Sunday g•tests The Stansbury Co. ..,---,H " ··. . . gttJmate babtes tn Oklahoma are being sold by ph . ~ • uans for an average price of $100 to th ytu- ~ ~~.,. · .. pie who want babies in th eir homes but mh arried p~oed child! I o ave rematn· ess. n commenting on the situation an offteiaJ ;n Oklahoma lamented the fact that there are laws. for prosecutmg tho.se t~o engaged. no The question naturally arises, Just why should th Jl.e prosecuted? Is it because the emug reformers wou~~ hke to make a bad sttuatton worse through their pltile I rclcntJeg~ system of pub llcity to tho.:se unfortunates w~~ beer. t~ eir htt lc ones I ll th e Hhadow of secrecy b~ause pubhctty means their ruinu.tton .socially? Just what good is gamed by P8radmg those engaged I I m the work of findinr homes and respeetablllty for these '':'atfs brought mto th e world under such unf hi Clrcurnst'ances.·~ And w h at mfinite . avora hann can result b th e f UceessfuJ attempt to bring the pructice to an end? y e \ In th ~ fi t·st place It m•at be remembered that lllegl- f hmate ehlldren do not come into the wur)d sjmpl~ be .. 1 t&U!ic th ere 1:s a means offered for their disposal. The :Ret that . such means exists to Oklahomans 80 unfortu .. •late, is simply a ray of sunshlne for them. 'fhe P_ractlee will continue so long af! youth toes 558 "l?ng playmg together unbridled whether or not the sting of _unfavorable publicity follows some cases or whether •• lit the Oklahoma some manage to hide their identities und their secrets, whtch coming to light, means the end By Arthur "k•" Ba.,o~ theJr ~areers su far as soctaJ contact among thetr erKt· "hHe fnend r are concern~d. As a l'nittet· of common s ~ n ~ ~ • l'Ooke.d at in t.hc cold eye of bru--~ .4: (!~ '"" Gollfrt tal, UJIYteldmg, unc~:I!Promising fad, the syst('m in Okfa .. If there ls to1n't to be a c04e or homa, unless clo~ltti£1)\ilith something prjma,ily sinful ~~~~1 lor I>Wiljle,. why not !hrough unlawfUl e6!0I'\" tc bring an erod to the lives of •ome of the youna: unfortunates, is mucjl tq be preferred to the helter, skelter Wa¥s ._lbe ~UbJ ·~t;. ha!ld\ed In other places. ~. · ~ ... 't<l 11 Certainly tll'~~~, aali lie' Utvi~ 8;,i ' ilfltlst any' nio~e­ ment which malces a bad slt\laflon better •nd in which sll concemcd are benefitted and uone whatever m~de HM he done his dl.lty? He hao worse. Common decency and rega.rd GARDNER FAMILY )FORMER CLIFTON REUNION IS HELD MAN PASSES AWA'r E~IM INA'T[ fA~ T .. HUNTINCT~N NINE n \ 4 , MJ~ nlE~nRT B~ys :xams To·Be Held For Academies .. ' ' VIRCJNIA l " GREGG m~~---~~~--~~ \' ~ \ . }.. P. I 't ODe Month • . • • • . . . . . . . . . • • • .eo 81 ": 14on · · · · - · . . •• . • . . • Ofte Yell' . . . . . .. 8.00 O ::tr ontha .... · .... ·.. .. . • • · ., 'j ownir.-" tt W(l.!l dee..,..,, and wtll aht IIIOh p,lropertr ~ if proper apP)lcatlon il orate and pro.Pfr.:1 publlc&l.lon the)' ~ lll .U CMellip their DIUD__.lthOUih ..not UfOelluily ~ AnnOY!DCUJI: Iehen, however ea:<:ellent aD4 4eairlble ln PIIIIIIE EOlia N1M11 TO Uifl cov.nb b&ve &afte4 to cooper .. ~tr w,lw}ebeartedly : ; ~ er\y owner should applJcaU.On be, made for tunber tNrJttmant. The Boar4 ot O<:mDiillloner• ol !WKS. GILLIAN PASSES -lllllool Di'lb' and -~. ""~"""· o. letters or nen ~Ler IOf 'l'OESOAT, AOOtllrl' ' . . . . . . . . _ . . . , . !IIOIIV llep>. 1), IHf; .. ~ ,..1 Ollk1o al ... Cllllo, - . " " Camei!s oostliel' t Jb••ccos do make a differ· ence ... in tasto. 1, 1•• • ldness. They never jangle the l)('r, . . Yt.·! r taste nnd your nerves will cc:11 r.1• ;.ni "· Turn to Camels. 1 'fl!!l!lliijl!ftt M> J!llllllly I'XJill!fi{~'II:F• dqe'- no~ mea., lfinri- •'tf!I\'UIY ~I-Ityi ' lib~~· i!ii~ll ft!iefy. ' "Pjlrt af JJ~IilJ!Il-an!ii &r wiltfl ilfwi:;-afllcl!llif loti .,_.~ ••• M4 eo ' th'e " ' , A"l . ' ~ 'I' \ ,.,, ,. '. ' ' j e WHAT A ' ntRJLLI Alld how a good 1m.ole addJ to iu ~yment! Ught up a clprette. And for the ulr:e of VO\Irftet'VI:I. m.ab! lt • Camel ••• the ttd1der d - e that' I ' &om costlier tobaccoJ. ' aUade �,. ' • • ;THE ,. • , • Q4JLY ·· TIUBV.1i~ ' -' ' ,• •• lbe Aet ot ltl&r<b 3, 11'11. ~ ' - ',JIOI~r- x-led on Lower WheD our blePda tend U$ to be IJMm.. -..m.lnao........,.wWbepubHabod. Mil- l!.t.TION.U. .,.OVU'fiBJNO BEfliESEIIT4fJV.t:B ~.,.. Pit.=,::-.. ~ . •. m~L ~=-==.~~~<e&DdCI,.wiOUoaD-:,:uiii·B F•r Edi..,._l Office cau 00. W'\" .... . , .. ... ...... I I> ~ge Wtmlbua"""""'"" I I I \\ ! , \ ,$0 . 1 \\ with' Jnreewt I 0 0 , , ' ~· ~ ~' ' 2 00 PROS£C~~~ ~~£M7 ne Y•r ...... .. ....... ... •.oo l .THR_~UGH aq ~cctdent It has been diO!Covered that ille-l '""' , ~ r~ WHY "' ', \.. 1.00 ' l: •M' ',. h. - . / .' ..... ' I ' ' •• lnbol: Hysell ez.Ue t Ill• r ,,,. ~ ,., (l .. J'l ~ bt.t'3ily 1!'!1~ m 'o:rlri;- 1;.c!1: \:ednP"iday , ' 14 lndUAtrY f h .. hoa.r.-J 1t. d ·l~t.lon from Zto11 ~;#Aut•~'d the n.a.tiona! Gover nor I 011 081 VI TEA- 8 , ~' ~·----~ ISOOte blut onae and ; that· 1n tbe ellbth HoV(ever. Richards ttgh~!!)\ed lJP and .the players behind him aided tn d~ina of the would;.be tY.ltter;s, le&l'ln& the. runs on ~asea T~e Middleport team obtained nlnlt hit& t~om the offerings of C:Wesple sut!lcient 1r0 give them the three r\Jn margin of victmy ·- - . :: Lonif I New I I I I Drug Cq' :J, R.. and sons ---M·-~-~-~~U~•=w~hik~h~-~~·~·~~~M~o ~~~a~y~e~v~m~-~~~n~o~f~lo~W~e~b~rn~n~d~w~u~~·~t~•~•~•~•~·~-~-~·~•~m~e~n~~~-~m~t~o~a~n~y~-~~~~t~o~l~c~r~M~r:a;n;d~M~m;~c~w~t~A~~~e~•~m~n~•~·~~~~~~~~po~rt~.~o~~§"~·~-I PI' ·• and Jaclrlf and Mr and Mra. 31 o t Tota l . l Haye~~ tns1 Mrs ~-- 002 ()()() 3]0!....:i I Ted B"~us ' of COlumbus. Mrs. Harry t)O() 1)()0 OOC - 0 t JirrAlls of t:h~le.kton, w. Ya., Mrs. ' T ·~, neP.rl,ng of Auste4 W Va • and 1 , "!'" l.' ' rt ~ t::• - t•t ' I:J 'o. 1[. 01'- : Mrs J Rodney' Klmbe'rly son •1 sple 7, Walks 1 ft R!~ha1 t~ 5. 1 1~th1 :1ey Mr and • Ml's Delbert 1 o: • c ' t "Sl:'-- tl~ll.id'l POl! B Runt~ H ~ry nf Mou~vllle, w. va, aq.d J \ .l •l1 • .H!H - C l!e P'" • Tc· · C!lrdnt .. ot CoolvUie, o ' W ,jl"vrt lllhl :J .:_ tlln &nd' : - -- . ~~~i~UII~:: ~~.~~~~~~the H edoor r Yolce thrilled wide open. I aweetbeart.t• uturnefii , . a.n applicant so desires he may · have a. physlbal examlna.tlon' In &dnnCfJ of the mental to detennlne JJls physical .fitneSS" before llllldiJ&' hiG acholast'c prepar.at1one. /l!b18 .~ ~ phy6Lcal eX&irttllnat.lou :will JW ~ be.';t 1 final but will be purely for the beoefit of the a.ppUcant Tfiose Interested should imme.d· ~utel)• communicate With Congrca&man Thoma& A. JenkinH a.t lranton Ohio, or Washington, D. C. for further lnstructlone not for public W$lfare demand that he tither brlniJ the hNe back to sea ~vel or ha.ng a red. light on t.hfJ ex- f. 1 Secretary Wallace at Fair . 1.~' Tlfjii PEQrLI\1 of thl~ cou,tltry shou)d by illY cl)ance, to.ke tjle report of the lf!aur•nce Corppa~y tel~J:J·~ t& · buthi[!J! ~~•urd• seriously, it mirht brfnll' on a4dltlonal woqbles fc)j• lji!. J'ilst •'• e what it mhrht mean to , dec·~-·­ •<! salea, llntong -soap manufacturers noi to mention the r~!l~c~<l ,water colisumptipn and tqen there l• t~~ oocalle~ :•ft"Cl" angle which we sec advertised so frnquentlf 1h~t Wlif•Jle bou'lid to have a rreat inlllnmpe on our lives s~6 qld• ~QY dfgsj;jc actiion ~· tak~n by' cltt~ens. · Qlle mu~t, tt 4< admitted, be care!ul of ope's safety rjsk •!••q time• . t~~ ot 8JJ •~Jr- f ll"e!l·· ~~~:~~;~!'t;~ii: bad ' u : tptentJoa ot at a dteadvanqtae aad ....Idea c b • hpll"" W low eJiali that'~ 1bim ''Teadlinr ' ldft Ule STEADY SMOKERS TURN TO CAMELS THADEN says: "F1ying is a terrifl~ &1!r~n at times. l frankly don't know wllaH sl\oold do withQilt cigarettes, But I'ye found · th~t dilferent cigarettes have different ef· feJI:t., on my -ne!'¥eo. For ~~~·;:~;:~~·.!: smoJte4 (;illnel~. taste' 'l'hey're much ·triilder: And ne"Vei- upset my nerves. Ml!is (IN- t...,_ r0 • ntilde from finer; 'MORE, E~NSIVE . tobaccos chllli any other -;/:!. popu~r ~~·You 'fill c find ~amels: riifh illfla~o~ .~nd ~deligljtt\jlly .'mild. . ' . 'r • ' ' "I Mrs~ MAiisALIS s~ys: • s~1r~~:O~!~~~ Camels becauk m•mt of my were flyers seemed to prefer them. I've nevet chan_ged because I cu.n'tafford to take chances with my nervoufl system.' • ' ;~f ~if.~· made jo undera~and-d,«.t money it nqt eaaily "'"~" ~~ 'lfl!\bll:f b'!f tie ~iJU'y lilel'jt • . ' ' ~ .CameiA are • then1 flte ~afue of mon•y alould b•ain w~ the cMidi'Q- very yol!l'.. ' I befpro, iAiil .,. lfdl llde bD • DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? I ff~Z_.Il~S ' • " "I IIATJflNQ •I f:.-:; came out of th:e aprlnu awp of • younr .1llaheat aplrlta, Ae ha.JaJI niaht but Wore he t h • pollee station. be and eh8.1'11ged clothu. CARELESS PRACTICES ~avat.ion FATHER in Columbus, Sunday, witues.ed his •on's That s what we call ethics And death when .the automobile ou which he wao riding tlu.1.~·s wl.at we at • goins to ,ret ts lt··· l! ;ief. four,.-.m'J t.o ' ))lunae to on the running board swerved too cl<1se to a telephone ln jn r ~ •n the OrJLmt Can)Oil o.· co pole and the lad was ocraped from th• moving machiue we goUrrs hl\ve to hO around rup'lJ to each otJull' lkle n: mntallt rllm lto his death on the •treet. The divot. 11 so blg that It locke nu ? . This p~actice of people riding on the runninll' board a_,. if somebody hf.d thrown a nower I 7r, 1 of any movmg veh1cle !:ihould be discouraged wherever pot out ot a nneen•I!Wry windOw I Boys, fl111n your r.. vots The con- 1 Wi\S madfl up of scouting pt'Ojccts oontlllnms: 20 acres ~.;tant dripping of Wli,m wlll west lnclu.(lt,1g CDtnfJ<:laft, pat,kcmH, The Board of C(lunty Commlss!'o•sible becau•c of the inh~rcnt danger to !hose enga~lng t uy stone And tt r,, erosion k r pi It 1 lnncus IC!iC lVill,if l;)lc rlnllt to !eject The spot whBre the divot was "' Ctt. om t nnd onecrcro. Eac 1 bny or all blda.' • 1n the practice. tn l l.hin1 compared t{• the steau:.· f,atro) u os Sl'nded on some 1,roject. 11 Joo ,l)'[l c~ous !hamn'\llllng all cot !I n li!'j~l or these orruts and sui tBy or<Jer or Boatd of Even though cars do not swel've, there is too much plef:d 1~1~~ s\~J:n~r an uneo - t. :u~.. , on lawn, tentcCH and f!at1not- able -awnrds v.·ere pres:m tcd fo r c t rianger from falling on the part of the runnin&' board oc- Tbe oolter JStartl!l arter ~he bt.ll eo. picnic ground&. All Intrepid JIOJ~ I thcsu ~howlng JII'efltcst proficiency By 0~~ereo...m,~il""l,c""iorcrks._ f('rl!l Willingduty to VOIWl~tt for tlue" til• n cupant, from natural causes~ for thf! habit to be indulit!d Cn the Way he hat t& ellmb over danBormUJ pJ.e4'~e take 1wo patwiH ot KootaKU areu., ~~~~;_,=~~ the detaehed divot. Otherwise, he paces t.o the front ahd t 11 tb the f.Jon Of TI'OOP 3 and the Raven 1 in. With auto fatalities running • • htgh as they hove would 1011e too much time walking cnlus a on e r or Troop 11. di.stlngutshed them~ ~elve:: at t.M CamJ)S.rs.ll by winbeen, due to col1L:!iom1 on the highway which it seems al- around It nlng st:-eam• 1~: ror excell~nce ln most impossible to uvett, certain!) the riding public He picks up an armful of It wad- I PICN'(" GPOVE uql,~lng a.nd cooking •hould do all In its power to keep the toll from rising any ~leA back to the tlble and drops It Soyt P&rk cf Parkersburg, a ln. Then he pats It down With hts ! Mr Rild Mrs Joe Andertmn of member of Troop 11 , hnd the slnhigher, e~:~pecially wh~u in B ~ose <if running board rid· ~lg roo~. IQolta around to see If any Vltgin1(1., a.re visiting JclathP.s Clilar hnnor of recf!lvlng the Stt\r 'HG, it is only necessuy • to insist that the rider get Inside club orrtelal 1a within complaint l tJe1e 1Scout Pin trom dovernor Kump 1;1111:ance and start& otr again RAy Zimmerman and son John I !'.t th ') tPcept.lon the car which he is riding. That too many chances of an unduly dangerous kind are indulged in is proved by the great number of accidents recorded in our various states. The dtiver of the death car in Columbu•. who Jiappencd to b£ the uncle of By Edaon R. W aile, Shawnee, Oklahoma fhe unfortunate lud, is probably beside himself with grief 11ow that lhc futaltty has occ urred and he realizes how F. A. MILLER, PUBLISHER OF THE SOUTH BEND easy it would have been .LOl' him to ha,•e preventecl the death of his nephew. DIANA) TRIBUNE SAYS: Vain t·egret s and doleful manifestations of sorrow, however, do not bring the dead to life nor do they replace the void caused by th~ removal of a smiling face. ! · . .. ''It lithe dUty of pjl'tenb to ao rear tlieir cljildrell that The time to prevent acc1don~ h~ hl.lfOl'e they occur. '''""" i• when the acts are o.f so much good to humanity. , will underatand and fldiJ IIII'P"•cl&te tile ~.rue (If hlon'l!lf· A M~t.lrM 4 One Word Led T6 Another . f ./ Lewle Burford, Mra Clara. Murray of A&hland, Ky , M'n. John l><!erl ~. I - .--- ~ ln'f;tthe Co-Ed lloauty Shop In ldent ot-.eroy. tholl' tia"bt to Ol'(a1llr. """'"'·'· De•t<T AI "' Mn J w BJ"' "''" Hr. and """· William Nichoi>On ""ir In o.bolr own lntezW." J - Diehl ond 1l{r3j ""roy ban .:r : , • 1 Word hu Deell received • - or =d~~.:nand "".. ,_ ·Je&n..~•111''!!...:!f, anddaucbU!rof AWited, w Va. and bolloro:l 'f{a.~ ' 'nit Gardner ramU7 reunloo was · Ul , aoe~.., .-~ • .,....,., •'""""- Mftl. M~ntur NltholiOn and d'l~· lng pe&cl! held Sunday, Auatm 210, 19"18, at tile 1 e l'eCent. death or William Kim- Mrs H C Pownall . lira. Erma. M.C ter ot. Cleveland were W'!tk ~tul renewed lt.M t>ffror1~ t.o <.#'II'" the 1 BunG .. \ .!Chool .a.t Ul"' Pl"eabytat • beautiful and ~IOUI eounti-y hom~ berly, which occurred at hta home Kay ot Pomeroy and Karoelllne &:ueata of Mr and Mn. W. U. Juh- Hollywooo nlm Bt.rik " w'llciJ m f.:hUTt',., at Rrrr1"0!;lvUif! • ~tr:e ~~t =~abo~t ! ~na-!-:!~eO ~earsv:, a:ee ln : : ~~~!:::.,':.e~: l1nl 'Jbey eamf> t1J attend t~.. vclve& a ~:1t of 'nf•n • ea r,. - tJ~ 'Rert Plcke1t and ~ugh J.e 1 58. Tbe weather waa ldeo.l , •• ember. J)U;Z'J>Me or draw"''" up a cod,. to Gantner reuniOn which wat hf'ld at -tandlna: bt-t~n uuiuu., I "•and \ 11f •-!r"Wl1 .,,of, M"'" ~,ru 1 yl~.l•t:r ""<>tt: r• Phone 582- L ..,_ r,oolvtUe, 0, Su.ndav Mr. ttr.d . , . . _ _ __ Hr rmp~ v.;J,.. 19 1,.., 1 OecaalOn which wu bl'uuaht to a ....-. IDmberly wB.!:I born at Clifton ron tonn tP the NRA Ml's Jubltna: left Mond.Ky with the ;u d aru llv F==~===~=;::;:~::;::;:;::;:~~:i:!:~i:::i:::===.&!ll Cloae at dusk at Wbleh t.bn"' lhe j W. Va .. but spent P!'&.etlcally aU hLi party for a teW 4&n v1.elt i 'l the I• ' IL ~ \"'.; 1-e-rt. Ml "'-"d Mrt, a:uMt. departed .or their homes lite In Mountilvtlle, w Va. up WlMr and Mrt 0 . J. Marcum ~ mounLahliJ of Wt'at VlrJUHa )I ~'" ~ ,.,. • J Rmc" IAinbt.rt 1 . BILtyn, second baseman for the Honon tQl' the day's entena!nwent ( LU & few yeara ll.fO, at which tJme ublldreu lmd M1&l Phyllls Dillaitt' MR. J chn Lonpt;aJr a<Jd RolCOonttnueO: rrom Pai:e Oni!) c fam ily anct n"rl Lftntbfrt and ' MJddJeport Lealonnalrea' rep~- went to Wra Wiutam Nit:hols'J'l c.f he moved to Warwoocl to make hla wele visuun In Charleskln Monday anna Barkt-r Tetumed. the latter cnarees hurll'd bv ':'ou.IV•~~~'ld..l, I h"nlly ~ erp auud~ y gue~LA .,r Mr t.,_tlves, .socred ftrat after obtaining Ashland, Ky., and ~- Ml!'f!:O.I'Ct home, he wa.s express agt!nL at the l41ss Z~lla Pullina of 0olumiMLI, parL or thf' w.:eek frum 8 vt&lt. In 'J'ru.J~: , .NOW.It .ht'llt~lv declared I1> 1.d M r, Dick: l lilmbert l , a hit. Rawltnsa tileD came through Collins Of OOiwnbua fdr tbelr Jnwr- ( B..&. 0 Statton or Moundsville .At who hfl.sAbl<.n a ruest of !'1ft' •LKtr, Columbus Daune Joan Hamilton ' Wbv •t~e ~rnw !'uu •-llll• •: , ...> , 11 .. 1 • IA 1 o l)tl Br·. ,n r,. lUlu wlth a hJL and run while N. Aliena- elltJDI read1np. the time of hla death he was an em- Mn J •r Ught.er and fAmily for who hacJ b· en vlal~na: t.here wtth t~>lepbone o:=: a' 'J rt!J\~ 'V d l.O d •nt' I£ hr <t• • • ~a. • •d ·' • W rl ll~~om Ttu.c) 1 Extenaiv~ p!&ns were made rorl ~~of the Sprinkling plant In the past t hree weeka, returned to her mot.hfr llrt Bertha HamJJ -~he WM going to stay out ol 1hJs sp.-r.• <:~ •11 d1 \ .r.i!.l. DyJ• HI• Ml• h worth completed the .soortng far lhe evenlns. the reuJUor'l ne~ Y'!liif at whtc.~ tll)•e B . her )lonu: over tht. week end. lon, relum~ !IIIith them. TheJ fta:h t and ~>~rested a comprom.se nel ami hPnJ ly Rlch&rds ab-uck out. IS would-be more.. than 100 are expPcted 10 be 1 e 1s •urvlved by his wlte, two Mr and M1s W R Garber an'd w~ also ~panted here bY Dr Wat.IOn & name wru~ rw ver mPnUcrtr•u1.. 1m1~ re turnL>d ta he• hitters M.nd Gillespie s tiuck out 'J In attenda)lce brothera, Obarle6 &im~rl.y and children Bill and Ruth have re- Clua U;lulae snd M&Py Joan Oalned: at that rim, or ~:~ny ui.Ju!r hr-n£> at Ztttll"!"~ lHe SunUP.? after Middleport bft.tter11 ' lio · Rqdney fPmberly of Moundavllle, a W'l'l(d from several d ays viJlt tit broner of M:!mphls, Tenn , who t!me" 'I~ mJlng ~vl'ral v.eek ~ wl~h he1 ' Thl: box score · Tbe fo wi~ were pl'"se\lt fol. r s~t Ml'l. Mary Weaver ot Holly- Cleveland 11.nd other point& on the had been l'i3lting wlt.h their grand OongrMRman TTuax 111 hL~ 5tate-l gr -.ndruo hP.r \1t~ c )'' J~me 11 1 Middleport AB R H the .:therllll Mr &nd Mrs. Larr)' wDD~t paur., 1Uld a ha.U siste r Ml'8 lalr:e pe.rmts, M.r and Mrs OaJbronet ment today, tl"lC~1~d •hat t hf Rov~ _ , M Allen&worth , ab . t 1 2 G a ndard..~ ~d da ug hdl<tnr J..or:r•dll:l, Atr EctsteJ!'Ie ot: Middleport eo"um"b Clar,e nce A. Si tonet)urner of They lll'1:l now makilll' a vlait hel.'t" £hcmor,had been1 smDeoked out b} 1 1 GalJaa:her, 88 0 J.U..Io. .n:: er an'l aU&11 - ~ -WI I!. ter a 'Vis t. here with with thclr grandparent.'! M . a <1 nea , progres! ve moc1a t.s wh o , • F~ Tournament Play H. Demoakey, lt . : 0 ~ ter Doi'Qthy, Mr Snd Mra Ed dtf'('!e BIRTHDAY PICNIC her brothers Thomas and John Mrs W 0 Huddlestan , I n demand an application of t he A Nat ral H lth Drink Parfitt, c .. . .. :. . .• 4 0 3 a ndJsob~' CllffQtd, Mr. and Ml 3 W A ptenlc waa held Sundo.y at the staff and families lert Tueaday M'">S Do.hl.a Paull"!y l-ft. Ba.tur 'RooMed velt lan new dea l 1n Oh1o 1 U ea ere Bv' C,ou!lt Rfchards, p .. 0 0 u uiJe and JaU&hter Kallu-yu 1 c N00 k k or 8 vleltwlthrelatlvesat Nelaon- da-v J f ' ... • :m that he favors t he cleCtlUn nr l Contalnr mUl e digestible minerals R Alle"-·or'" ,' ct Elizabeth of Wddleport ' Mr Edgar l Oil' par on the Parkersbura- ville and Log _rt beftm! retum1n ... t.o -,•1 evenng or a wo wee....., va.- Dr Watson h a vegetubl.- form t hM• any other ' • Ta,O 0 m~~w ""'rt .' t 0 0 T k • 1 ~ in honor or the Mary 14th ReynOld!! blr~hday l1c r home ·~ t c.n She elqlli!eted to vWt a.t Thl s coward ly "ut'tJa yal of Oil £' 1known phtnL or med1cme ~ E l;)em.QB]rey, a, uc erma.n oJ' pt, Pleaa&IU, W VB., , aru1lversa.ry of Mra. N r ' Thi.<; . Of 1 3 0 • Darst rf . . M~. and 'Mn Elmer Wehru~~~ and of .Qheahtre Mr:1 Hugh Manley and two C:hll- vf:wol~ Va · and also at Ocean rl his mDSt loyal suppor•.er~ In h1s wo:1d:::rful I.A!g •Line plant :<lf!ncb\ Its 1 0 0 1 2b 'fhe Middleport \ott team Battyn, ,. 1 1 so ... Qdrdner of i?omeroy, Mr. at d Tbose present for the enJayable dren lllld MrK Lesley Andrew'1ind M· two campaigns for the gow•mor:;hlp rooll.S do wn fifteen u' one h•mdred eanted ~ 'isht to compete turther Rawllnp, lb ., 1 1 Mf'll C~ 8elall, LeJand Coates and day Were Mr and Mrs Charlell the MISS<!S HelEm and Maxine r.r atld Mrs J P Stewart and JC'hn F Nolan was not expected by Rncl tv•ent~ ~five teet ~curi.nt!' v!LCll 1.:1 the AmeEk:an Lesion tournament - r- ..,- Ct;llldren, Mary E and Roy, and Mr Bl'ng, 'I.Mr& John Smith and dau""- rill of Holliday~ Cove W a d~lghter Ba.tbara. Jo, of Pleasant- Ulose woh know the li:Overnor best' minera l elemen w. the short rnoted h•rt t.>hen they defeated ,&he Hunt- Totals :: 36 3 • a-nd M\'8 Ed ·Loc:kwboa and children te u!. I h Lee ... &pent the week end wl~ :'Mr &Jld' l vi .,. Bl1d Miss Pauline Pinney and tile statement said,. They call hun plant..-. fa il to obtam '' 'Jm nfl tutt'" m-+...o.. entrane Monijay •••ht under Jean QJld B•tty of Steubenvtlle 0 r ..,.,.ua of Middleport and Mra J T Llrhter and fa:iny ' lllr1'5 Fl•Ed S .Ru&k ot Columbun were 'ihe msn of ntany promises but In - !;1Pu.' r hemlcnl sto~ hou.se , ,.......,., • II • • Y:r and Mrl!l A A B!tlR Mr and Andrews and Maxine ..l!'~tt ..... _ week emf IJ UN1t.8 of Mr and Mn; tht fultlllmtmt y 1.•re' t ontalns ,.,,, ' "'' l.s and Mr n.t M .... to 1 tbe, Ughta ot *be Middleport high un inston AB R ~ d · a~ rs ""en r Nicholson and t..rra L. J Reynolds and daughter3 ,_.... u .... "' Holll Scott " ._ acbool fbotb&ll nel,d, 3 too Wright, 3b 1 t o 1 augl1ter Beverly Jane of Cleveland. Alberta, Erma Jean and Doroi.Jly ot' tumed to their homes wblle 'the " m! nernl:.> I JUSt u.s nature- placed tbe &:•mtt was a fas( a.nd tntet'- SCuUy., rt 3 0 0 0 , ~ an"- Mra. WUUam Nicholson Cher.hire and the guest f hono oth~<r !'ema!ned fo r a week~ visit --------WOLF PEN l ll1c m in the plsnt.'l1 wllho rrt which 0 eattn1 presentation with Gillespie uunt If ;/\.' 2 o o ot M land, Ky, Mt. and Mra Jamr M1 and Mrs. Otto HUdebrond 1 good hefl.lth is lmpOJ!.Sible A!Ho ~nd RJ,cbal'da, _pltchfjrB~ flghtlpg it WilBOn lb .. 0 ' 0 es Rice and daug:bter Nirlam Clarke ~ and dtlu ghtt>rJ;, Elizabeth &nd Allee Mr lind Mra ~ur Martin a nd vuarrJns A, B D and E 1'he ia.ck. ClUt dn'tU the ra.st epiSode. , qayre, ab BEAUTY OPi:RATORS MEET Millie at•d Lhe formers mother, !!on Carl spenL Sunday with H"'llr of enough of these minerals and 4 0 1 of Pltt8burrh Pa, Mr. and Mrs. RlchKrds. twirling for the Mid- Halltman , ss 3 0 ~~ ~ Harbert Burns and children Prance.s The followtna: proprletoN! of be~u- Mrs LenR Hildebrand or CleY .. MarUn and family YI salt~ L"' often th e dilference be .. dle~ cl~b. allowed but ' three h'lts Williams, c :t 0 0 nnd Herbert, Jr ' Mrs. Richard ty shOps or Middleport und !Pomeroy land are spending several days here <Oontmued fium P1au Ozv!) Mr and Mrs ~ .-::; carl , Mr and I IW[ en ~lckness and,health ' Ct!l'hit t.tit evenlna. • In tbe flrst. G 'Uesp'e P .., 1 4 0 1 Fi1 'int. und son J84:k. Mr and Mrs attende-d 8 meeting foL the operators with Mr and Mrs J W Wolfe and the con~umers and should be r-lhr· Mrs E H Morrifs and daughters For &l e by Sl'lVenth and ell):hth lnnlnp and Ndr, h borgail d 4 0 0 Rn~ rord BP!'IIIJUe and gr~Dd-dauab~ 1of Melka, Athens and Hocking coun- othm r.: latlves and friend'> Mrs inated rrom the code The eon- /:.lice and Ruth were Sunday g•tests The Stansbury Co. ..,---,H " ··. . . gttJmate babtes tn Oklahoma are being sold by ph . ~ • uans for an average price of $100 to th ytu- ~ ~~.,. · .. pie who want babies in th eir homes but mh arried p~oed child! I o ave rematn· ess. n commenting on the situation an offteiaJ ;n Oklahoma lamented the fact that there are laws. for prosecutmg tho.se t~o engaged. no The question naturally arises, Just why should th Jl.e prosecuted? Is it because the emug reformers wou~~ hke to make a bad sttuatton worse through their pltile I rclcntJeg~ system of pub llcity to tho.:se unfortunates w~~ beer. t~ eir htt lc ones I ll th e Hhadow of secrecy b~ause pubhctty means their ruinu.tton .socially? Just what good is gamed by P8radmg those engaged I I m the work of findinr homes and respeetablllty for these '':'atfs brought mto th e world under such unf hi Clrcurnst'ances.·~ And w h at mfinite . avora hann can result b th e f UceessfuJ attempt to bring the pructice to an end? y e \ In th ~ fi t·st place It m•at be remembered that lllegl- f hmate ehlldren do not come into the wur)d sjmpl~ be .. 1 t&U!ic th ere 1:s a means offered for their disposal. The :Ret that . such means exists to Oklahomans 80 unfortu .. •late, is simply a ray of sunshlne for them. 'fhe P_ractlee will continue so long af! youth toes 558 "l?ng playmg together unbridled whether or not the sting of _unfavorable publicity follows some cases or whether •• lit the Oklahoma some manage to hide their identities und their secrets, whtch coming to light, means the end By Arthur "k•" Ba.,o~ theJr ~areers su far as soctaJ contact among thetr erKt· "hHe fnend r are concern~d. As a l'nittet· of common s ~ n ~ ~ • l'Ooke.d at in t.hc cold eye of bru--~ .4: (!~ '"" Gollfrt tal, UJIYteldmg, unc~:I!Promising fad, the syst('m in Okfa .. If there ls to1n't to be a c04e or homa, unless clo~ltti£1)\ilith something prjma,ily sinful ~~~~1 lor I>Wiljle,. why not !hrough unlawfUl e6!0I'\" tc bring an erod to the lives of •ome of the youna: unfortunates, is mucjl tq be preferred to the helter, skelter Wa¥s ._lbe ~UbJ ·~t;. ha!ld\ed In other places. ~. · ~ ... 't<l 11 Certainly tll'~~~, aali lie' Utvi~ 8;,i ' ilfltlst any' nio~e­ ment which malces a bad slt\laflon better •nd in which sll concemcd are benefitted and uone whatever m~de HM he done his dl.lty? He hao worse. Common decency and rega.rd GARDNER FAMILY )FORMER CLIFTON REUNION IS HELD MAN PASSES AWA'r E~IM INA'T[ fA~ T .. HUNTINCT~N NINE n \ 4 , MJ~ nlE~nRT B~ys :xams To·Be Held For Academies .. ' ' VIRCJNIA l " GREGG m~~---~~~--~~ \' ~ \ . }.. P. I 't ODe Month • . • • • . . . . . . . . . • • • .eo 81 ": 14on · · · · - · . . •• . • . . • Ofte Yell' . . . . . .. 8.00 O ::tr ontha .... · .... ·.. .. . • • · ., 'j ownir.-" tt W(l.!l dee..,..,, and wtll aht IIIOh p,lropertr ~ if proper apP)lcatlon il orate and pro.Pfr.:1 publlc&l.lon the)' ~ lll .U CMellip their DIUD__.lthOUih ..not UfOelluily ~ AnnOY!DCUJI: Iehen, however ea:<:ellent aD4 4eairlble ln PIIIIIIE EOlia N1M11 TO Uifl cov.nb b&ve &afte4 to cooper .. ~tr w,lw}ebeartedly : ; ~ er\y owner should applJcaU.On be, made for tunber tNrJttmant. The Boar4 ot O<:mDiillloner• ol !WKS. GILLIAN PASSES -lllllool Di'lb' and -~. ""~"""· o. letters or nen ~Ler IOf 'l'OESOAT, AOOtllrl' ' . . . . . . . . _ . . . , . !IIOIIV llep>. 1), IHf; .. ~ ,..1 Ollk1o al ... Cllllo, - . " " Camei!s oostliel' t Jb••ccos do make a differ· ence ... in tasto. 1, 1•• • ldness. They never jangle the l)('r, . . Yt.·! r taste nnd your nerves will cc:11 r.1• ;.ni "· Turn to Camels. 1 'fl!!l!lliijl!ftt M> J!llllllly I'XJill!fi{~'II:F• dqe'- no~ mea., lfinri- •'tf!I\'UIY ~I-Ityi ' lib~~· i!ii~ll ft!iefy. ' "Pjlrt af JJ~IilJ!Il-an!ii &r wiltfl ilfwi:;-afllcl!llif loti .,_.~ ••• M4 eo ' th'e " ' , A"l . ' ~ 'I' \ ,.,, ,. '. ' ' j e WHAT A ' ntRJLLI Alld how a good 1m.ole addJ to iu ~yment! Ught up a clprette. And for the ulr:e of VO\Irftet'VI:I. m.ab! lt • Camel ••• the ttd1der d - e that' I ' &om costlier tobaccoJ. ' aUade �• 'l.ouilvWo .. ·· -Ilk... ftwo pmea) . ·oa.t·ftl»ddlll , AIQBIC.,. ASSOCIATION WAftOM..U. LIAGUB 01nc.lnnau at. Phlladelphia. CL.\.S.&H'IED A.DV£'RT16lllG S£1:TUN. <two aamea). PltteiM&JI'll a~ ;Bolton, • ~ at l'few York. .' fNT IS EAStlYR[ll[N BY UTIU RIT <lw .• · l(lUlleM). St. LoU1ti a~ Brooklyn. .uiE&IC.\N l..&6.GO.t: X'-~""- a: lacvc.18.Ud. Wa.:.ltwltcn At. Detrolt. Fhib.dciphla ~ Bt. Lou.lll. r,t. w (12~) B c:- t .,.J. at Chlcai"· \two &ll.tUCiJ. 17Pe llkt ibis 110 pt.) INTERI'i'AnONAL Lt:AGUE ___v:-,f)'~. Newo.rk o.t. Albany. BAltimore at .:;en;ey City . per line. · · Lo•en J\.re.H'eJd' ,1A1 Mo:1t1ea1 at Rochester. .----- 3ASHAN ". !'OR BAL~!4ale 'and Female 8tralght lttg beasles. Excellent breedhl{J A-1 rabbit d~J~P~, Ph.one 328-J Pomeroy: Arthur H. Sk~· ncr. 8-300-Bt. HOUSE OO~Dell~ered. , Pure Fuel Company, Phone Wm . Hines 16-R or ~ Hines, Middleport., asu-J{. s.. 2t-4t FOR 8ALE-1 Leonard 50 lb. Ice Box, porcelain lined, 1 Olb~l 50 lb . tee Box. BILl'flQ1ns. Oil• m..,re Auto Supply, POmeroy. 8-~-3t -.,..,-.,..,-'::--:-:- · - - freab car Qf that Good BRAN and . MIDDS-!.JUBt unlcado;d . Bran •1.35, Mldds $1.10 •tq $1.!'0 per 100 lb. Roo! Patn~ . ~ubber·RoY Rooftng, Mhto1· on, a. high gtade, GUlll&iiteed. 2 Gal. ORe. Quality Domino Feeds at Dcprwton PJ'ice&. OUr new stor"' In · Mlddl~, .on l\Wl ; St.rect, A.&hworltt. M'Rl'. · WJllard PomcH roy store wm' old place. O ct cur prl()ES, Or.~ar Myer:.:.. MJ;r. 8-2:!-3t LoaI LOST- tn P.1mJetQY, J.e.rre Oafltlhrmd1e. Reward . 8-21-3t llght, leather Phone 3:10-R. LOST-ODe bro"-" a.nd ta.n brindle I Bertha. s. Reed, or the Esta.te ot !aa~~~;~~~ Pt1Bib:0ATION 1 ' L1mwc:terrril~ ---r~ - G&T 21 HJT'S YESTERDAY'S BI!:SULTI!I Abov~ O~ft) ie: MaTk H. Sbank, A\:rOn. Ohio, attorney, who eonfell(!d AMERICAN ASSOCIATION to . J'Oillonmg Mr. and Mn. Alvin Colley (lower left) and their twa Cclumbu.'i nt Bt. Paul (rainl. rlul::!r-:!n to forestall threa~ of blackmail and poasible implicl!tion in the Minncapoll.s 5, Toledo 4. thdt of legal papen. At riJrht is Clyde Coli~)' only eurvl'Vor of the L ~ ulr: villc 0. Milwaukee 1. J?Oi:run~j fa!?!.il.r • .§h_.!nJC. wae arre8t!4 .at H~~ Sprj.~ •.41'k. . . dres8 1B % Dr. E. McElfreali, 'Po1nt 1 Indlana.poJu; 3, Ka.nsas Oity 0. -~·· - -~-Pleat..'!arit, West Virginia, will take Phllad::-Jphla 12. Detroit 'J, agr:ement). notice th~t the plainU1f, Thfl First NATIONAL J,EAOUE lliew York :1, Chlca.go f , (18 innN"tiona.l Bank of Raclne, Ohio, on 1tlgn, du.rknt~Sfl). GAMES 1'01)AY the 1 day of August, 1933, tiled Its Chicoso at New York <ra.ln). Only giLmeE &:hedulOO. P£tlt.ion and thereby commenced an C.tnclnna.tl at Pb:lladelphla nctton BJalnat the above named de· (ra.in). AIUBICAN AI!ISOCJATION fendant, Jn the Court of Common! Only ga.mes scheduled. INTIERNATIONAL LEAGUE Columb!Js a;. St. Paul Pleas of Meias County, Ohio, betng -Butralo 9. Jersey City ,8. (two ~~~ea>. Gause numbered 8710 1n .11ald Court. AMERiCAN LEAGUE Albauy 9, Toronto 5. Toledo &t Mlnneapo!W, The object llnd pra)"er or the peC!eveJ'\nd l(l , Booton 1. 1'.::1'£.mto 3, AlbiLny ('t Indl'anaPollB ~,:Jt'&IWUI tiUon 1s for 1UdKDUmt qalnst the -.,.,;:· ===-·-;;:.:.:;::;;c:--: \V, S. Reed, deceased, whoM place cf residence Ia Polnt Pleaaant, West VJriJ[nJa.; and whose poato~ ad• -- .- --- defendant tor M6G.6'J, with lntert!st nt t11e rate or aeven percent per annum from September 21st, 1932, that the claim of pla.inttft' aga.lnlt the estate or W. B. Rel!d. deceMed, te decreed to be a. va.Ud claim in 1 t.he 11um of $4.1J!'lli with tn'tefes~ 'at j seven perceot :lft)T annum from Se!1tcmber 2M, 1932, and that said defendant, ndml.u'lftt~. be or .. dercd t.o pay !.he slime ·rrom the asocta; of said eutate J~. tbls ~tate; l pib.tnttt.r ~.ptla.~ -'ror all relief to . which at ~JaW or In equtty plalntift' 1•11\Y be entitled. Defendant la required to answer the 30th day of September. 1933 the court will reader Us Judgment, make its arden and decrees Jn accordance with the prayer of / the petition. OEDRIO W. CLARK HENRY W. CHimRINGTO,N ' Attol'lleys for the PlalnLUJ. G· 1· 6t. ;- ..Will She Succeed Queen Helen? I 8herit1's botltY " g d 1P©J ' [Fir@~ !iS~SATioNAL. ~g~,~~~L!IJ/;,'J:~~~~~y ~l loca~d ~ay ·· No. 8110 For Sale, MPc. $~A r\' By MciQre WitHe kitz .· H.~ A.hn.d~t &t Will Tcronto at BWbJo. FOR • o1ftee. ll-21-St. // YOUN,G TE'tJ/.JIS . WHo LQQf.IS .s:t"AFl AS A COMir.IG . . .. ' Oh~o ·-11/ls. ' Moot>'Ys Sttt.. Fa¥" V:iilti'r• 4AIJRSL.S STOP A'!' ' ·!iOT·EL COLUMBUS CVIUDibliS, Qhle. nooMS. !i11Noa.t ••·oo ll1ni•: ll" UGU ...... 39763 Bwrc by Lnnlngs: -· - - -- EhnJ:»::on Total 35:) .g 0. K AD 710 H.O.E . ... 1234 56789 T o o o a o (l o :J o • 5020001Ux Bntie au bullli by KIOt~:-; 3; by Murray, 2b .. ........ . [i 2 J 1 Clark 5, Struck out b)l Clark 11 Beaver. 66 ..... . 5 I l 0 l.ohse, rf ............. . 4 0 1 0 0QU.,le Pii:Ll' : Beavrr to M'.lnlly BntiS. lf ' 4 0 1 0 tJ Orate. Hill!~ ~;eae·!·~·!\~-~~~i Modern Nursery R·imes Kootll, c..:.rrc~ Shop, t J••Ilmll.ed. Street l'a.rklnr J~moo Total .... Comer Lour and Jrlfib St~~o DOUIWE CHAM,.IOAI! H. Sutler, ~aer. BY COOKIN6 ELECTRICALLY TIME WORRY Tbit nlock control• "utom•tic oookiag. It tumt eleatricitl' en 1Dd off rFen thOuQh ynu am mllet away. Sevet boon of time ach -a. The automatic coatrcl lteep1 the oven lit aD'J oookiog temperehlre you delire. No worry. DO hother, no rru.M.. LABOR Doo't food J'OUf . - ... Cook food • .........., ltDd in •maflamootUief Now•tchintor battin• ol mnt1 i1 neaenary. Food i1 cooked in the ovea wl tbov.t •ttentlon. MEAT Meat& eooked eleatrill•lly •atullllly wei«h more th•n when CtWked any other "ay. ltou -~~t mare meat ror your mooer. FOOD VALUE i ! s--· water. Solulhlr m _ . llltd vit.nillft.U.J'intbtl lnndandarenocd....,.,.. •nd poured dowa thl tink.....;tb larjeamoontl of oookiag tt'llter. FLAVGR Foodt propert.,. oooked hy •lectricicy ban • •reat~rimprovad 1&1'01'. You can aom.Uy tut• th• diltre.... 1 I HANGE }'OUr ideas-if you think C Electric Cookery is anything but economical. The average cost of electric eurrent for cooking is -only one cent per meal per person. In addition to this re~;~~arkably inexponsive fuel cost, Hatpoint Electric Cookery brings to you all tbe savings shown in the picture above. Know ,the truth ahout the marvelous tbinljs n. Hotpoint Blectric Range C'ln lirjqg to you . Doll' t buy any old·fasltioned r&.l!ge until you investig!ltelthe low cost !!nd ll)BIJY a,dvantages ofcoo!<!ng elec~!l· · IIJ.Jy.. Con~e .to our store. See· wbat you lil!n save tn your own h~ by cooki11!! ejectric11!1Y. ·'· .. . "• ' - .... ·- - �• 'l.ouilvWo .. ·· -Ilk... ftwo pmea) . ·oa.t·ftl»ddlll , AIQBIC.,. ASSOCIATION WAftOM..U. LIAGUB 01nc.lnnau at. Phlladelphia. CL.\.S.&H'IED A.DV£'RT16lllG S£1:TUN. <two aamea). PltteiM&JI'll a~ ;Bolton, • ~ at l'few York. .' fNT IS EAStlYR[ll[N BY UTIU RIT <lw .• · l(lUlleM). St. LoU1ti a~ Brooklyn. .uiE&IC.\N l..&6.GO.t: X'-~""- a: lacvc.18.Ud. Wa.:.ltwltcn At. Detrolt. Fhib.dciphla ~ Bt. Lou.lll. r,t. w (12~) B c:- t .,.J. at Chlcai"· \two &ll.tUCiJ. 17Pe llkt ibis 110 pt.) INTERI'i'AnONAL Lt:AGUE ___v:-,f)'~. Newo.rk o.t. Albany. BAltimore at .:;en;ey City . per line. · · Lo•en J\.re.H'eJd' ,1A1 Mo:1t1ea1 at Rochester. .----- 3ASHAN ". !'OR BAL~!4ale 'and Female 8tralght lttg beasles. Excellent breedhl{J A-1 rabbit d~J~P~, Ph.one 328-J Pomeroy: Arthur H. Sk~· ncr. 8-300-Bt. HOUSE OO~Dell~ered. , Pure Fuel Company, Phone Wm . Hines 16-R or ~ Hines, Middleport., asu-J{. s.. 2t-4t FOR 8ALE-1 Leonard 50 lb. Ice Box, porcelain lined, 1 Olb~l 50 lb . tee Box. BILl'flQ1ns. Oil• m..,re Auto Supply, POmeroy. 8-~-3t -.,..,-.,..,-'::--:-:- · - - freab car Qf that Good BRAN and . MIDDS-!.JUBt unlcado;d . Bran •1.35, Mldds $1.10 •tq $1.!'0 per 100 lb. Roo! Patn~ . ~ubber·RoY Rooftng, Mhto1· on, a. high gtade, GUlll&iiteed. 2 Gal. ORe. Quality Domino Feeds at Dcprwton PJ'ice&. OUr new stor"' In · Mlddl~, .on l\Wl ; St.rect, A.&hworltt. M'Rl'. · WJllard PomcH roy store wm' old place. O ct cur prl()ES, Or.~ar Myer:.:.. MJ;r. 8-2:!-3t LoaI LOST- tn P.1mJetQY, J.e.rre Oafltlhrmd1e. Reward . 8-21-3t llght, leather Phone 3:10-R. LOST-ODe bro"-" a.nd ta.n brindle I Bertha. s. Reed, or the Esta.te ot !aa~~~;~~~ Pt1Bib:0ATION 1 ' L1mwc:terrril~ ---r~ - G&T 21 HJT'S YESTERDAY'S BI!:SULTI!I Abov~ O~ft) ie: MaTk H. Sbank, A\:rOn. Ohio, attorney, who eonfell(!d AMERICAN ASSOCIATION to . J'Oillonmg Mr. and Mn. Alvin Colley (lower left) and their twa Cclumbu.'i nt Bt. Paul (rainl. rlul::!r-:!n to forestall threa~ of blackmail and poasible implicl!tion in the Minncapoll.s 5, Toledo 4. thdt of legal papen. At riJrht is Clyde Coli~)' only eurvl'Vor of the L ~ ulr: villc 0. Milwaukee 1. J?Oi:run~j fa!?!.il.r • .§h_.!nJC. wae arre8t!4 .at H~~ Sprj.~ •.41'k. . . dres8 1B % Dr. E. McElfreali, 'Po1nt 1 Indlana.poJu; 3, Ka.nsas Oity 0. -~·· - -~-Pleat..'!arit, West Virginia, will take Phllad::-Jphla 12. Detroit 'J, agr:ement). notice th~t the plainU1f, Thfl First NATIONAL J,EAOUE lliew York :1, Chlca.go f , (18 innN"tiona.l Bank of Raclne, Ohio, on 1tlgn, du.rknt~Sfl). GAMES 1'01)AY the 1 day of August, 1933, tiled Its Chicoso at New York <ra.ln). Only giLmeE &:hedulOO. P£tlt.ion and thereby commenced an C.tnclnna.tl at Pb:lladelphla nctton BJalnat the above named de· (ra.in). AIUBICAN AI!ISOCJATION fendant, Jn the Court of Common! Only ga.mes scheduled. INTIERNATIONAL LEAGUE Columb!Js a;. St. Paul Pleas of Meias County, Ohio, betng -Butralo 9. Jersey City ,8. (two ~~~ea>. Gause numbered 8710 1n .11ald Court. AMERiCAN LEAGUE Albauy 9, Toronto 5. Toledo &t Mlnneapo!W, The object llnd pra)"er or the peC!eveJ'\nd l(l , Booton 1. 1'.::1'£.mto 3, AlbiLny ('t Indl'anaPollB ~,:Jt'&IWUI tiUon 1s for 1UdKDUmt qalnst the -.,.,;:· ===-·-;;:.:.:;::;;c:--: \V, S. Reed, deceased, whoM place cf residence Ia Polnt Pleaaant, West VJriJ[nJa.; and whose poato~ ad• -- .- --- defendant tor M6G.6'J, with lntert!st nt t11e rate or aeven percent per annum from September 21st, 1932, that the claim of pla.inttft' aga.lnlt the estate or W. B. Rel!d. deceMed, te decreed to be a. va.Ud claim in 1 t.he 11um of $4.1J!'lli with tn'tefes~ 'at j seven perceot :lft)T annum from Se!1tcmber 2M, 1932, and that said defendant, ndml.u'lftt~. be or .. dercd t.o pay !.he slime ·rrom the asocta; of said eutate J~. tbls ~tate; l pib.tnttt.r ~.ptla.~ -'ror all relief to . which at ~JaW or In equtty plalntift' 1•11\Y be entitled. Defendant la required to answer the 30th day of September. 1933 the court will reader Us Judgment, make its arden and decrees Jn accordance with the prayer of / the petition. OEDRIO W. CLARK HENRY W. CHimRINGTO,N ' Attol'lleys for the PlalnLUJ. G· 1· 6t. ;- ..Will She Succeed Queen Helen? I 8herit1's botltY " g d 1P©J ' [Fir@~ !iS~SATioNAL. ~g~,~~~L!IJ/;,'J:~~~~~y ~l loca~d ~ay ·· No. 8110 For Sale, MPc. $~A r\' By MciQre WitHe kitz .· H.~ A.hn.d~t &t Will Tcronto at BWbJo. FOR • o1ftee. ll-21-St. // YOUN,G TE'tJ/.JIS . WHo LQQf.IS .s:t"AFl AS A COMir.IG . . .. ' Oh~o ·-11/ls. ' Moot>'Ys Sttt.. Fa¥" V:iilti'r• 4AIJRSL.S STOP A'!' ' ·!iOT·EL COLUMBUS CVIUDibliS, Qhle. nooMS. !i11Noa.t ••·oo ll1ni•: ll" UGU ...... 39763 Bwrc by Lnnlngs: -· - - -- EhnJ:»::on Total 35:) .g 0. K AD 710 H.O.E . ... 1234 56789 T o o o a o (l o :J o • 5020001Ux Bntie au bullli by KIOt~:-; 3; by Murray, 2b .. ........ . [i 2 J 1 Clark 5, Struck out b)l Clark 11 Beaver. 66 ..... . 5 I l 0 l.ohse, rf ............. . 4 0 1 0 0QU.,le Pii:Ll' : Beavrr to M'.lnlly BntiS. lf ' 4 0 1 0 tJ Orate. Hill!~ ~;eae·!·~·!\~-~~~i Modern Nursery R·imes Kootll, c..:.rrc~ Shop, t J••Ilmll.ed. Street l'a.rklnr J~moo Total .... Comer Lour and Jrlfib St~~o DOUIWE CHAM,.IOAI! H. Sutler, ~aer. BY COOKIN6 ELECTRICALLY TIME WORRY Tbit nlock control• "utom•tic oookiag. It tumt eleatricitl' en 1Dd off rFen thOuQh ynu am mllet away. Sevet boon of time ach -a. The automatic coatrcl lteep1 the oven lit aD'J oookiog temperehlre you delire. No worry. DO hother, no rru.M.. LABOR Doo't food J'OUf . - ... Cook food • .........., ltDd in •maflamootUief Now•tchintor battin• ol mnt1 i1 neaenary. Food i1 cooked in the ovea wl tbov.t •ttentlon. MEAT Meat& eooked eleatrill•lly •atullllly wei«h more th•n when CtWked any other "ay. ltou -~~t mare meat ror your mooer. FOOD VALUE i ! s--· water. Solulhlr m _ . llltd vit.nillft.U.J'intbtl lnndandarenocd....,.,.. •nd poured dowa thl tink.....;tb larjeamoontl of oookiag tt'llter. FLAVGR Foodt propert.,. oooked hy •lectricicy ban • •reat~rimprovad 1&1'01'. You can aom.Uy tut• th• diltre.... 1 I HANGE }'OUr ideas-if you think C Electric Cookery is anything but economical. The average cost of electric eurrent for cooking is -only one cent per meal per person. In addition to this re~;~~arkably inexponsive fuel cost, Hatpoint Electric Cookery brings to you all tbe savings shown in the picture above. Know ,the truth ahout the marvelous tbinljs n. Hotpoint Blectric Range C'ln lirjqg to you . Doll' t buy any old·fasltioned r&.l!ge until you investig!ltelthe low cost !!nd ll)BIJY a,dvantages ofcoo!<!ng elec~!l· · IIJ.Jy.. Con~e .to our store. See· wbat you lil!n save tn your own h~ by cooki11!! ejectric11!1Y. ·'· .. . "• ' - .... ·- - �,, t • .\ .' I< , ''I .. ' { ' l - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ INVENTOR EXECUTIVEr O•nen of Did model .....,.... &Jnt, ID.t.en~~ied Ia. ......., tor pew or ......, madell ll!e • at oate. We han a ......, Uboral ' ...dO'' ... . ' 806 In units, fur .. be \he Company. AnotllJT lnnovation wu te~r~ when the odv•rtlslna of the new And Francbiae Calling For New ·Deal Introduced By Sauvage ' ' wtn n11hed by GAS DISCUSSED OhiO-Partly cloU4y, _.bly extreme Zaat part.ion tonlcht and Hot much ehabtre In temperaturt. the News 011\ce of TI;J.e !;)ally Tribune, call 288-L; If thtf i!ualneill Otllee aek for 202-B, W Va..-ft&Jn for a ScbweJIIIlan &: Amount Redw:ed $40,000 Aq:ording ' ·' To Report fra~llle U U'a New.. 11'1 In Tll.e Tribune Roedel · PboDe 3f.1 ..L, Pam..,., Dblo. STRifE URN CU IS BESET BY MORE ST~IKE TR~UHLES INHERITANCE T-\Jt i was Uated u to be palcl by t.b.e aJrhrany Instead ot t)l.e vWa1e .aa b.ere totore baa been th~ ~Justom, By _the neow figures 1t be noted. •t.fui.t a uoer burnlnl 5500 feet of gu at tlu! .,..m P"f''!ent ... te. would be paylng $3.50 while upder the Pl'OI)08ed. trancbl&e Jt would 001t him f2.63 or if 10,500 ttet were burl\ed, It would COBt $6.00 under the preaent ra.te while the proposed ra.tc would rt!duce that amount to H .t?'h. The proposed franchise !ollow.s· .. tDnllht· ELECTRIC rh!!alre ....-...,. MACHADO "'unr· tonlllao t 1lo Tallllott, II:I1Nbude Llthlner, BetJo ToOID·I'II A Picture of Health ~MUSEMENT TA ICIOE VEHU1CT RHURNfO INC~SE "A"' Smith-:r;n. l:lea~ ~ElAYS PR~CR~M Force, h•timidation Nev~HI 0 EOIUR er CCIIltemplafecl UHHtE~E NH Threats Have No Place In Etfort To Aid Busine~!l riXINC l£1· GET MORf. ACUT[ To .Enli;t Big Firms In Jobmaking Move ACCUSED IS CONTINUEI> Labor Leaders Oppoae Houae lnai•ta On Exempt· ing Tickets Of 25c And Under ' Of 5t.ying 1000 Prison· en; Murder, Treaaon, Havana, \llllk All "Open Shop" Re· aervations Aue. By WILLIAM B. NEAL as-JNB-alt1fe- tom Ouba ran lnto new dlftlaulUea today when employees of the cu .. ban NavtaaUon OOinpiUl)' went on Btr1ke !or higher wages and over .. Ume pay. 'i'he .strike waa cs.lled juat u Hava.na harbor wOJ'brs were 1et~IPJ back Into otrlde following lermltiation or their waJk .. out, which h~lted Cut.n commerce far weeka. .The strtkers demanded 80 centl an hour lns~ad ot the 40 cents thef BEAU BOSKO, Cariaaa The walk-out was declared while the returnl.ng steved.oree. whose sLrike caused len1thJ negotiations. were movlns 2.000 tons of merchan Company potnted out that althoush the workers were on strike they were contlnulns to eat food sup.. J?l'ed bJ' the concern. Meanwhile, the mer officers of the nois State Fair held at Springfield, Ill. MiRS Leonard I• the youngest winner in the h4!tory of the contest. Hermtnlo Rodrl1uez, chief ot tl\e secret \ntorma.tl()n bureau of the In~ t.ILtlDI! A11otriano Accu11e ee...,.na of Fonnin1 Or1anizat1lon· C<>n oiatlq of 15,000 A"'trian Youtbo in Spr.i~il· iq PI"'pa1anda bt A~ia . 11'001'$ Speed TlrM are ~tra Ia uer:J' wayeoasuuctlon aad Blt!h Stretch Cor<l pea,teot' SQJ,ety and ~ •• • lfy,a~l\~•. F.t Me~. Mid8tep<lrl Gii·lj Ni>.t ~ ', I ·~~=:;th• Iii p.Uyou. oafet,. thai ' VI \• Kerr'~ Run Girls" Milidlepbrt•Girfa No.2 4.75-19 ••• . ' YS ,5.00-19 ••• ·U&-18 ••• ••• .S.S0.19 " . ordlnanee. ' i'Chiicl,l~n• ~~e Girt. Stcllon 6. AU ordlnanceo or porta of ordlne.noes Jn eon1'1lct wltb thla ordln- ~Adminidn 5 Cents ·1 .= Atleol: ll&yor Clerk ~ ( Motor co. MidclJeport ( Pome,oy, 0 : Gllaaore·Aa•o Sqpply E. H. Elberfeld and A. M. Elberfeld are in New York .City this we·ek :b~it... ·and·contracting 'for merchandi~e for T~~ Elb~rfeld Co,, in Logan, Ohio; The Elberf•Jd Chillicothe Co., .in ChiDI.~~Ule; Ohio; Tb~ Elbed~ltLCO.hoe.ton ·. Co., in,:Coabocton, Ohio; The Elberfeld Marietta Cu., in Marietta, Ohio · a,._~ th~·. Elberf~lda i._ Pom~r~y _Co.; ·in · Po111eroy. Ohio. . . . , ., ..: . . . . .. I L Ill R II L·al S :.I>N> P ~ll!M·,· I: 8·· 0 : J' .. P. ~·~·If your ~ar;ne and a~dress i$ not on the mailing list a!JCiyou are not:tticeiying ~-'~·&enefit&~f'\lh~-~-,. pnvalege by g1vmg your·name ancl address to the salespeUQn that waitS on'you . . ., ·; · ' ' ' 'I ·. :r ' ' were reporqMt they faca "': l"4larl<' pi' the Treaau.y Mar'-SilO ' went forwar4 wiUl plans for na.tton~wtde ta.x reformrfv110wblg a co~ ~th Unttf.!d States Ambusad.or Bumher Welles aL which Cuban-American rel3· tiona were discualed.. Oon&olldatlon or Cuban debts and a new loan from the UnltEld Stoles are believed to be OII10hl! the plans ot the new odmlniSira· ttoa to aid the republic's economl'a Gandhi Released From Poona Jail ' ::".', ' . · omclals hltttng:· U * captu.red, ..........~·------- . ar.ce 're henby repealed. attack a spee,~any con' ·arsenal a.t M&i1el nH.r here where ten fonn&r hfB'h GOV· ernment ' ' ' ' mav• ·have ' '' ' mh~applica­ a. MJrll EmpiO)'enJ who have d~N!~ would resist the unlontza.tt!#~~ment were undei"Btood to file i<i!lclng euartmtees that the enforcement machinery set up under . . - rpf lal• competition wUI not jii;~~ I a~ralnBt Ulem. -Organized labor leaders tnatst thi.t ca,.ali'J' Ollicer and all reservations 1n favor of the@ M · G · Ea h Oth shop are a violation of law and. lD AJOl' am e • addition demand the ..-o~~i-M ~ ion Tru!\t Co. of Cincinnati. , 1.13 cial now dent with Nothmg Unusua new admlnlBtra- Ailti·Machado organization ln as chief of the JUdi- Representatives of Or'l~ 'W:· bor, now drlvlna to organize~ of funds. Cramer i;: dWJt11es, ft~ active ln the ~· executive vice presi. encea leading toward a of the Fifth-Third Un · question nouncement or policy on 11,\e •, rharged tion bank, codes. w)'fe Trader Se es. tlOh entrenched Itself still further ABO v;\as i:5 indicted with five othPr for· djse !rom the dock& Gerald Stier, 16, of Petersburg, Ill., and Joy Leonard, Port Captain Ot.rrtcarte, anrered by the new development, lnBtructed 13, of Harristown, Ill., who won the title• of the healththe workers to submit their de- lest boy and girl in the 4-H Club competition at the Illimand& to the otlleJal labor· comf!lta81on. Ofttelals or the Cubari· Naviptton INS staff Oorreapondent WashinKf,on, AU&'. 23--INa:--oPen shop and price fixing problems of the National Recovery Admll)l!Jtration became more acute t<ldaY u ~ eampalcn to enli.st big induatrles 1n the job"'<lreation movement ,Sa carried forward . With leaders of auch lnd.ustr._ .~ steel aareetna to accept the ~~~· 1om of tbe Recovery act, ~ guarantee the right of lnlllalninll', the hll Ope;~!\ '~ ' empoyers turned to the que.tiqll , interpretation and entore~ ef This ill St<rling E. Cramer former president of the Find-Central Trust Co., of Akron, 0 ., who has bet•n receive. I "" ! As Campaign Robbery, Charged · Mid!ll~orJ :Filt ~en ~ · tr- Thunday parlly ~· : ' lABOR AN~ P~ICE Indict Bank Head Sbo.U: Our 0 - , Maoh O&llt!d1• at' G:ft, Ia, ~f , By Cal'l'ler 16 C<nta-By Mall tf.OO Navirating Workera De· mand Higher Wages and Overtime Payt HAD TO SA YES" -l'lrflt ·_.. i· I'OID ERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. IIJnllod IJn,e, other o6ooti,nol ausineu I .,Taken Care Of By City .Dada iu ,.•..,. WEATHER FOREcAST- REA!I>ERS' NOTICE - If you 'W~nt COLLAPSE OF WATER MAIN BRINGS FLOOD 23-INII--Piood 1913, reoul!<d ot water main of a autotor Pathologist's Aid Enlisted In Fight Acaiaat DN&d "Sieepiq Sickneu," Toll of Whieh Now Stand• at 17 } 1 u. s. era' Ell-Mateo the RecoVery A<!mi~~\1'1\Y911J in enforeement of the la.w. th!o • ., - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 22, 1933 deinhart frank hoben kimberly sexton