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It WM at~d scona a tremendous hit 1115 a From ~ by Mrs. Helen Lyotll, com.J)OIJer of musical comedy sueT uoneot j ·e. 1 .J,';~1.!.=• 1 I m~. ulJl ' VIEWED~··· rmwAt_,l>. <•,. .,-::_!~r· •., Paa.tw MM9!~& ~ · • • I I --- f H1ghway Lead1n1 1 LoCMOD or St I p k At a e ar . R~IRW: I I "' sepKIUI"""V5 -...Ll. 24 m a.a• ~ Lun ' eb .?o tO:ard Joe 1 I ~ ~ l l - "MOONLIGHT &: ' , PRj:;TZELS" ~[GtSTEHEO llllt.oo:,, c.muo,, Mary Brian, !Pr)'or, UJH.aD 1tfllet. ITALIAN SPAGHETTI I i ~ OFFICER .. '::~~~~~~:'~"""~~~:~~~ = 7 1 0 i ·- persona(s ,., . MAll La Harlow and Third, Huhby . ., ,. ,. • - \\~dnesdEty. • KAN.! f t,e11011 r Chlcai:o. sept. · 22-tN&-An Rnny of pollee dlnCted bJ Bd.1o t.o; day waled " manhunt tor :n.ve machtm llU'\ De.ndit.s who robbed .twp t£..:1eral reserve bank messencttn In the loop of currency imd nea:otlable paper, and murdered !' poUneman In their wild ftl1h~ Bel21ri1 three OT four baaa or re· 1l8tered 'mall de.st!Md for the re¢eral rese"e b&n\l, the holdup men: f!KlBped tbroUih the doWntown atreetl behind a smoke acreen t~pft!ad their apeclaUr-buU.t By EDWARD' B. LOOKJriT ·INS S~!'f Oot'l'e.lponder.t;, Sept. »-1HBWashtnaoon, Pteaictent Roolevelt moved today to bring the rleh eurplus ot rood' and &1 npiea yearly produced · in thiR cm~try to the m&h and woman unable to neceBI!IItiM llte. directed .I far Ju17 e. Because ~le~i followed the Lord, . Me 4 • .... ...,. tiJ a .Camel mo·l . . I I . I ' .y,..,•n..., a lon1 ways to meet the e11.ual of "Per· :feetion Clothes"-They're real boys' clothes that . ~~.&llbut-~. /~,:~.Jt'~_ ~·· ; ,1·.~.·~ [Style that keep• that boy •mart lookin1-fabrics ~uilt to meet the hard knocks · of Jllay-oure, t.Guocl boy tailorin1-Dd value that meets any mother's demaado• ! Sl4-SO ,,: i OTHER MAKES A$ LOW AS $7.75 · Sizes 13 'to 20 f i. '· . , ,. ' •· · . . ·· ' t; . ,: ~·"' ..rib.c . • 'll7," · ~= :.;m,...eo~"":b:-...:="'.~; :-£if~J= ··~- .- .. tor ~tpttfmlttt 10>. Joat.a.a• •• • • ' • · II ., . II aa B. HOUSW~ bll remoncl. C.'tiia ~ m~· "' a tn,; I'>~Qd. 0. ~ ..:::";.,h:::'n"::tt::t"'t!. ~ ao4i' ~4aiolet<d. hta Uta t.. thode of . ,s;. )fr, ~ . .. , and \ i:d hlltOveJII.e ND~ed Ids 11&~ · , ~ ;fer . . . . . . . 1..'· .OJo: Mrl,. Ora Cleclrat of Oo- ', mon. 'eb·.,rhldOm~tJUiloa,Ol ta''lllt paa' lilt ...,. Pf oltller, '· ' ' · ·· Trawl,Ia c:adl't:'d!"""~ J'OI1 F- Sow~· aew Cboiiolet. ID llll4ltlcD to bclac .A aiedal'l ' Gllwh6fo. · E1:'n::::i.'St!:"':!" =. ~.~~:•:-tr.o:.r:r. ponkd by Jortr Rife aad wile w~~ol ~--~~ ·"'··· I ,. !, t. ., ., · -: •:. tl 'I r< J. . ' .. · tb.t . .....,-:-,=-.- a . r ' · t.:..t· car l~a · a11o Amerk:a't·f'Mteilt · oolllai car 1>1. dte 'nldrt' -.Ia of IOI4enblp IDDit _.._ · - --· ' hlltary. · . • · ~·~;ll&DIOJT.~CH. · .. ,.4'.5-- ·•&•65 ~ - :i:~~&~ "*' . · c p.·o.-m•' e•oy : · , h ' ' ' et , , , evro ' '1': ' o ' . · ·· . , IV~ "' -.. . , ' • · · · .~ , · 11.: ...-o..o..r~ .. . ' . ' . : t.C. ""C.' . ,\ , . I I I • • • • • , • ; \ ·'· • ' . ':_, - :. . ~ ,' •. •• : ••: •• • · .- • • -!~ ., • · , I ' ~ aild . ., Aa4 ~ ·~.. . ,,_ , -'ortable ma., too, dae,,ti> 'aiU..._~...,.. w. ·':'~ ·,;~ motcrt:d ta LonP; Bottom, BatW'daJ ' Qod.. oo vla!t relatlv... 1 ,....,. tor Sepl'"'ber a. ~Mn. A. w. Pulllna returned DaTI• ·'!~a,... otter 004'* . Mn. ;;:.4 ·. ~ .. lielcl: ·- :MCJ!'tmlleo'"'a~·af;,pi. · Mort·~· '"'• lllllllaafoii.. Malemfleo'llltbQoztWqcjytlld- ~w•. / . · durlna hlo vaeatton. ' LHIOAf<lrA-ri.Liadl~aMr. """ Mn. Bldnoy Stewart ' !ollJ fa!let! be<aDH H dloobp .· ......... ~-r ·~· 18 Year OldYoutlt Dlea aa Reoult of Bullet F.Policeman'• Piatol p~rg~on , ' ' 1 ·, > Meets r,'l'/;·(•'(' •? "'!'!~mm~ ·~ ,h.-..0.. l • ' ~ ·" w-""' annuol conference Ill the M.. E. 1 ' .. . ,m~t. ,,,ees Chevrn'Iet' fil:.t:e -•'· ' 8 ' ' 1'· , , . . ·t n· Ia Relievinr Want; 1 Procen Cotton And Make Clothes . ',• "' ;~· -¥ . . . . , . ¥·.1$ll>... THRH ARRESTED Rebellion Breaks Out I~ As 'Steam Rollet~ IN BElGIUM WITH Taedes Used At Sessloi F i 1 t 1 Braadi1hed As Crieo Of "Ga1 Rule" ...• liNDBERGH M~NH Reverberate "' News Flashes When He Stops The~~a Un· awa)'e That Robbery Was committed qoo·, -~·F ttrenrtb wu pn1ernd. .. Oon!on C:lnley relt:rned h Q:-<n...! •Leuon 1f01' llllJ 1.8. n wal out ot ! r:-om Chnrlc~;t.on, Friday, nc ~ om- : 1(be ordlDarJ toi •Oo4Uo all I ?rom· oan1ed by his sister, Mra.. Zelma . .:0 toil opl"'* of nltlo•IJ ·tu.d.etsblp. ' 1' · ' !o· . I 1 J)abqrah ""'" the. ,.o4,l11d8m'l!.'t to Kelley. _ Mr. and Mrs. w. F . Deem RA..Ir 1 · ant. ! ~~to Lincoln, Sunday, to vlsil ~.;;o;·Tro:r'iutJ 21.-Druqt:eo· 1 The i.adtes AJd society met with .,t~ a~d ~\11.~ llo• ea~ ~el'l i \ : M:r,, J. Q. Adams Thursday after- · ndn. ·11 : r t 1 t\ . ·t : neon. Lunch was servod by the i· ·.Lelaoulfoot 71il1 80.' : Q14eoa, Yltlli l hont~se and ctauat.\er-ln·LII.w, Mrs. I i. aman bud ,., ·meq. ~ttd uf 4t' Ray Adomo, ' ' Hun~ntton. The alto~ .tba lolla~nllol baet.U't bt , .. , · ~ next mcto.tlne . will ll!e wt.tn ,.n. 1 ~11 iii4 -.v;tt p,ct .,,, J. . ~ if,~ Oe!J: Boud.rnan. · · 1 :t.e,l9o. tor Auplt' & Beefta• .' ., c 0. ro<#et<d from : Butb dooM' to ldefttliJ i~f "''" ' a t ~w daya tllnea . · tht ~1e ot God l&e ,..., &bun4aot., Mr. anil Mri. Hlrry, a...,.mols. 11 bloilled. ., '. ~'}\!;~") H . ·~~ ..,..,..!fr •1. ootwnbua, bt. 1 '~ tor ·._- t& llaa~ob l l ~ke'l _Mm Paolham of Geneva, N. : ~~~ · 00 t, 11 tbe 'idlll iodllmotfher.' · •. \ ~~ · , , "r_ · ~~o~ ere n:uest.!J of Mrs. Clarrle 1 Leil' 00 . . to . ......... ._ lat6ni('! where .• ..da';;,.,elo Lewlo ol I •e&r4 .:. G<MI wblla about ,..:.· vla!Una .,. par- . m the copoeltJ ID wbleb bla "'?lhfull.oloo 1 •nt:!. and Mra. o. c. Lewis · er dedleated blm. ' ,. I ~,..A i ~Rf.Sm£NT .,...... ' TO USE rronr 1 ' PRICE THREE\ C~w . -- ' I SEARCIIING PARTIE3 FO&M B:ll.nVto, 0 .. Bept. 22 --1NS-Cll~ &ll·nlght. se:ll'ch, Ocr· pretty .SChool \\' hO '";:~;;:~~~:nee 2:30 o'clock a wu~ locntetl RETURN TO BANK In Second Effort After First Attempt Endo In Failure Antwerp, Belgium , 8e!)t. todAY d'llng h.. mily chor ~.s at t h~ ti!'ID home of W. C. EUis. ne:• t ·-TIU'ee men who tried to cash a.n American bo.nk note identified by here. r,.oUce u one of the marked ranBata\'hl, (),_ Sept. 22-INB- IK•m bills paid out by Col. CbiU'Ies Bi!arcb was oonducled throughout A. Lindbergh in the kldnaping al'd this victntty durlnll: the ntrht for mmder of his tnfMt 801l In N~• Dorothy Ca.r.aon, 17, mtssira fi'Oitl Jersey o. year ago las:t March, were o.rrosted here today. hf'r home several days. One or the prLsonen wa1 a Polt>, A party of 200 wu or~ altother a Belgian and th~ third a the girl's. father belief to pollee that ";;•j.;;b;~;of undeta·mlned ";!~~;~{ name was said to.~ had been kidnaped or n• While _, ~:::.: .... " ~ THROUGH HALL:· 1 1 Schools -;;; Foijjki\, Ao Speaker Fore eo Adjournment Cohanbu, ... Sept. -Pollririr blUer dnp riolie a~ack aplnst &he )obbylsU. lltfNI'p!llt tllill aJ'ternoon wue be •lriii'Gusb ma~ monment Lo IG~'M peaebmmt. or Frank cave u Slat.e Hoaae of Hln'llnc nlrht'• dokl• ~la.t.~-- llty JILDf rule" wen rtpof.r&e4 tnr to ::;;~...,;: be "" d~ediJ for the 8peabr:c..:·:·r moval .t arb""'"'' or U.e t el!1rii I 1 .. '-·.. By Carrier 115 Cerlte-By Mall $4.00 Trio Held Followinr · oucceuful Attempt To Chan~re Bills I I * ...... NEW M~VE INDIGENT PE J1 * .. urday morning. . I I cl"ll tonlght and prolmbly In bat ~·an.t-- POMEROY, OHIO,' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1933 New li'l ln The TrtbUM: • Ohio and West Virltnla-Moet.IY cl4w:IJ ·.,.,; and w&.rmer tonight. and Saturday ~· wu.u' 1 .~-'" ' . Who Eocape Thru City Streeto By U1i111 Smoke Screen ![,!!;~,:~~;~~~~~~~; ~ttUEe u It.'s S~CKS SEilED BY . GROUP ~r THUGS ! uvu. 1 20c \ ..'•. 1 'fJuB.daJ aad FridaJ posleete4 I WEATHER FORECAST-'- LEGISLATURE IS S. C ENE OF NEAR RIOTl , ...... .. .Five Ban(lits Stage l)Cl[ing Robbery In Chicagft - I FOR ! VOL. VIII-NO.8 ••••• .AfV1A a&. . n .. I • FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. r I .:. R Mlsl ,Kerr ls & tyad.uak- of Ohio untvendty ha.vtnr obtained a. dfl~ In ·speC\al kinderp.rten work a few ydB ago. Blnce if&(iua.tk' • sl1e hiUI been ldentlfied w!ib kl.ndetgJ.J'ten •work 1n Marietta. While ln PomerOy she w111 live at the home or Mr. !and Mn. Raymond Eisel~ _ :st.eln of Mulberry Avenue. In a meetinl' of tlle Soutbelatem 1Ohio HJch School Atbletlo t.eacue 1In Wellaton Wedl\Mdi.J nlabt, J . E White prtnclpal o1 tbe Pomeroy . biah schOOl, wu eleCted Ill seeft~ oJ the tHrue to aucceec1 It L. Bol· ter 11upertntene!ent of the Wellston ·· I - o'clock; j 0, tQbUM' YI o . EADERS' NOTICE - It you want the · N ewo Oftlee of The Dally 'l'rlbune, eall 2811-L; If the Bll8ln... Ofllce ask for 202-R. " sci"'"' Ct'SMS. Although Sally hasn't heard. o IOMI IARLY hii!'b. achool Bolt.. hyOr, l.A!o CarrUio, Mar)' (:."t.m btm she feels sure that oeora:e Portland LEADERI 18RAI'tc. ~t JoQP. prlnotpal of Brllll, Lillian Miles, Alexa.nd~r s1 ;n thinks of her and decldes to - ' the Wellllton hJ.sh ICbool wu Ora7, Bemtce Clalre, Jack Denny come w Ne w York to get 11 job 1n · t GOLDEN TU'l'-W'IdJIJ, my chosen as president to lucceed 1tn~ B1l' Ordle~~tn. Herbert RawUn.- cne ot his shows ' 1 One often heBl'li Ule remark Lha 1 bNttlren. be .uonc 111 til• Loti~, F·ed Burchfleld principal or LoBC'Qit.Dorla CIJ'liOn, WlUlam ll'rawley The llCare t!Jr the Unlven;al ' the scenery along the Ohio river iS Ill tti• pow" or Ill• mlcht. 3lpbe11· 1c~n hilh achool.' · and \~ tu"ous Prank and MJ!t sCTeen mUBfc~tl wu writ.ten Dy tollr' l more beautllul tha.n lhat e.Ion~ t.he •n• OttO. ,, tt wa.e unanbnouslydee~ bJ t.he Britten ,)and are only a f,_w cf ~ ~ Amtrlca•s ace acmgsmtl\ls. Jay Hudmn. ~AR'f ,TOPI~I'rtn~ l'rolllll j ka ue to eoun'll only the nrst p.me ' V!ha\ ,_. Dndoubt.edly the greatast Gotnt'y and E. Y. · Ha.tblltg, who The !!!:fl!at nwnber o> ~ t, ~tors .,.;ho , G'f • B6Rit.TOP.IC--8oUI• B•l'Otl• 01 · leai\16 atand.lnl: wher.. aunil~e at !!taKe. scre~n ah~ ra· y,rote "Brother Can. Yofi · Spare a ' will come to the dediea.Uon ot Burr. OOII.~Ook ~ , !!C"hool plays two football IBmtl dio ~ ever kl app~ar t.os:ether in D!me" , sammy Path, Herman ltut~ : lngton Uland Memorial StAte P11rk .. INT:EJlHiwU.TII ..um ~011. 1 durin~ the !learon wtth the aann Q)l!llllC\Ure. meld and Al Ble1Jel. , nt Portland. Ohio, on Sunday, Oet~ ·TOPlc-X....on• l'roa Gre&\·, LI&A.. , school "Moonll1ht and. Pretzels" a. back~ Picked bY a dlmlna:uil:lflOO Bl'OUP ' ober 1, over st.a.te route No. 12-1 . er~ , . 1 courleay tlckeb wlli again be Atft~ romal\Ce', tf;.lll:l the story or tJf American artl!!tR and >lllustrat.oi'B thrOUgh oreat Bend, may nav~ YOUNG PE:OPLB .t.ND used for the football Aeatwl, It ~e Dwlsht., Bm8ll-t1me va.Ude· 10.~ Droati.way·s·."fttty most perfect 1evidence of the truth or the 11.bove wf?c-What Mall•• • Ouat Ltd- dtc1ded to be eounterslBned by the li"':"'l"ltboofer, with arrlb~tlon to be a !!how ctrts" a chorus seldOm equau~ 811 ytnil' If llll they reach the nl~~:h ~st : •rT .. · . _ · flrlndpal or each sebooL . bJg.Uine sopg wrU~r. He find& him C'd for; beauty and preclaton either point In Lhe highway just before , · For .aenior and ada.lt elaiM~t two Mr. Wblte of Pomeroy al\lf. IL W. \. on stqe or ~een , appears also I)\ enter:ln&" upon Port.a.nd boLtonu; , ~ methods are IOIIfJitet'L , . F.s"eiC, prlnclps.l. of the Middleport. 1. U!l.s Unl"r''l picture. hl. h ' they stop and gaze about them. 1 .. Flnt;......I'J.'be arouplna of tbl ma l;i&h sc~l. a~naec ....IC meet1n1. Bona bft.a ln the picture w c Lookln&" down the river one sees ' 1 1art> be ina: whiltled throua:hout ' the o. broad ex s.nse of water ll !!ltl ,ilack ~d watpen at leaden. country are. "D\flt~. s~oes", "M~- bv rovern~ent lock No. 22 through The JP&terlal "'t ttdt ~ 11 THE POMEROY ~wiD U!tht and ~etzel! •.. ,1 Ootta ;.oet . Which, percha.nce, a steamel may ~~ adapted from tbe Lutheran leuoa betl:tn on Sept. 215 at. central up a~d To·Work , Ah, But Ia It 1seen paasiDJ. A lltUe to the east ~mme'ntaey. , School at t:DO A. M. All tntelftted Lov~ , There A Little Bit of You : b seen the o;iUlaife of Ra<P.l!l>~ • 1. Thl Military L•••,.. (X.UODa mothers may see M1ss Kerr at hl Every Love ~Ill"' " Are You ::nay e · · that tlme. 9-21~3t uakln Ar..y Money" ··~ud "Baby, wood, W. Va., quietly nestled ~L the 1. : , ao.~ 6). 1 ,. y ' Ha · t.. mou\.h ol a sm:.~.ll ~ributary stream. 1. Joshua (Leuoa 1). H~ W'AI 1n o u r . .. • ... . ' Included on the Thur4day and 1 To tb.e e~t and aboye this \'ihJ.ge akllltd in mlllta:rJ tacwel U :Friday nlght proa:ram at the Elec~ 1 may be seen Ravenswood tuY..,cm 'i Well •lll orpnlutton. He SCHOOL OPENS t:-1c 1s the comedy "She Outdone witll brlXld acres of produc~ l \'<! soil natural cl.fta, but bl• .ucceo wu ... ·«'.hll IDoladee a. bowl ot the Him " and the current Hearst News. I and stately countcy homes. .Bc:~oond duo mq.Ln.IJ to hll obedlem.ee tf Go4. . \ t~ls and farlher to the eut m:..y be ·2. -· Caleb (Leaton ~.tj. M one o1! ·B&ST . HOME _MA,DE NOODLE MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS . seen rising, graM covered htlla where the twtllve Jplel he couraaeouslJ J.n.. :~~:l;~i~~"' I.QUP and a ·BIG SEVEN INCil r~ed flocks of sheep a.nd herd.i tJf '-"hd "tb t .. ' ....,_ .., help thOJ - pOII8U a "'Canaan. Be ,llt'OOd ...ft'l' DOG . , Mrs. Belle Vaughan, Mil!.\ Anna <nttle 'Look, In h th . · eou.ld .. ..,... ·s vaushan and Mtu the K&tl:..::rlne 8' upoft the e river sees1n ea W'1th _Joshua. but wa• overrulid . bJ ---omt:m&en .' placid pool Ohioone lylna 1:hlaegel ertertalned We aho .ene all kind• of · of the Mllaionary soeJety of the brood majeaUc curve on elt.her ~ ~· peoP,~e. f'l'e.sbyter1aa c:mreh at tne IHtt,er's allle of Buffington 14land with lt'l 8. Gld~o. (l.eiiOD ~). Be ot::~~: Ranftklhn. h<ime en Lincoln Terrace, WedtJCA· 100 acres of rich alluvial 50ll. WHilfl God'l oomm1nd to duy Speaker Bauer of the of evening 8:>~tendlng for some mlle.s lntJuHo.. rront. ~all bli &rln' BOOrauted meo.. tbeWt~ 1 'Ol'tland was evenlna. Mil!a Mara:aret Mid· of ycu. Ues forceto be hdst ot ~=~·~:~----- ~==~~~~~~§:~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;±;.;;;;; dleport who eave an lnteres~tnl I bo1·dered on your right b;• the river M:tdlan ~nd made lll'ael frEto fOI' talk ent.ltled "The Younger Oen~~a.· a nd on your left by woooed l;illls. &bOUt ·•1~ yean. 1 tlon." ; ... I No wonder LaSalle, the creat 11 \lliorritn (LeiiODJ s, 6 and1'1). Fallowing the l,fusbteM m.e~ng Jl·run:h explorer, whe!J h~ dii!CVver· : , • n..... rah jL<iuoo Sl 8 .... was rmd program rerteshi:nents were ed the Ohio river somewhero:: nc.ar 1 ... . , ~o . , . ' "'P 8C'r\•ed by the hostes.o;es.: Besides :the . t.lils point In the wlnte~:~ or 1673 - callt!ti ,ln an emerleD.CJ aud 1~111 EVERY WEDNESDAY m~mbenthe !ollbwing .guests q.el.'<' l called It La Belle Rlvle;•e, (tl'.ej · ~ople · torwel:'d to 'JletOJ'7. }•resent: Mrs. Linwnmce' fJclne1: ~~ : beautltul river.> No wonder Wasll· 11· ~·, Rtt:lh· (LeiiOl'l 6). She a\1'••••• We 8d lhe Fined •er's In P.\•Uan<l .u1d Miss Sara .Jou~a. !\(J.~':l 1 lnifOll, when he mad~ hls journey 'a D• people,,a new. 000. the u. s. Vlvh·nne Midllleton, Ml:u; Margn:~ct Uowu the Ohio In 11'70 o.pproprtated cqUntry', ·wtth. not1IOUJI••tt :•:~'~j.::•'::l Bauer. Mrs. Blanche Goodwin :md the wh.ole Ravenswood ootwrn xo. gain. Sb8. beCame 1tbe 11 Budweiser Mrs. Earl Prc..bst or Mlddl~pcrt.. l!~s own poBSession. .· DAT~d an,d. thQI of ,Christ. . · You m:1y see tills same bcau~Uu ' l s. tlallliah (LeBIOD 7), In 1#-Jmah · , Brucko TWO ARRES'l'ED j lnnd.cape from U11!.: same view llbln~ 'toktb 14eA.l ·riDtberhoo4. :rtnl and ~~eeond prize wlnnen Bernnrd Icenhcwer ~ed Ul and Wi1e1; you come to Lhe dedlcatlqn at 1 111 • PrOphets (Leaaona 4 and 8) . at the Century of Prorres!J. Howard Dalley, aged 1~ were arre11t .P1.1rt1and, Ohlo on Sunday, Oet·l 1 1 1 , (Le · n f) He b.DI ed and brought to the MP.!if! cou .•~y · obcr 1. ' : ~ 3"' SilO • , jail lute Wednesday evening CID the~----... plir.le ol drat l'~k am.6nl' .tbe propbSTEEPPLE JACK t·harge of stealing a cue ot pop at 1 1 eta. Be «enouDCed tht !tnfl ·o1 liON MAIN sTREET H>e Mclm:s cou~ty fair. A prellmln~ l rae!. Dl'lJnkimDMI Wltl one of '::;;:=====~:;;:;::: bearln~ wm be heJd ~· 11ins ~blch destroyed IsraeL 1 Rev. and Mr8. Ktnnetb J. Reed i 2. Samael (Lesson 8). He 1fB1 dl· : Vale Street, b!l.d as unexpected nktat•I,II!NI-1 ~ · I~r&e.t while~ · il!fflllts Tuesday night, the former•~~: 11'11 ... •. pWtpbet .of God. 1 brother and wife, Mr. and Mrfl. JV. flillljalty •(UIJ,IIOnA {1, tO, anti Ll'roy T. Reed ard Mrs. Loullle · 't!!}. ' · ' · Oshe Of CleveiBnd and frleud MillS •: 1. Satil (Lfiuon 9). Re h~d the! L:wetta Adams of 2janasvllle. : anolntio, of Go,d . and the Rt,~provn.l , "' "' ¥< Of the· people.-· Hll dast f;e're tllkod I' Mr. and Mrs. Wnlter f4elnhart wl!th bfod(Jft-1,.~ ·lttP:l)'" betln~l!e h.. : ._..: ••· ..;, )'e" b)m!elf 'fa.thcr • ot H'1Jfl;tln1ton arC! the RllE&t.o: ot the . !t»'mct' 8 part!n ~. Mr. LL::ld l\'Jtl; . . trusuru , a. ,""'" ~ t> i , WP.nd~ll MetnhA.rt. j .LhllD God. ' ¥ • ¥ 1 ' ,2. D~Yld (~euon 10). Duvld .<'11.1:00 ' M;llll Bamh Adkins la the guest lllto Plf'OD'l)'ll)lle& Ql.l.e:r.pectedly~ HP v! h~1· brother-ln~law and lister bi.-d Ute ltlner qualitiea tbatr. Ood Mr. and Mrs. Wtll li(wton or Hart~ 'COuld wie ' tor a' tru& kllll, Ho fr.rd. , brourrbt · tho ireuered tr\Del .. m'Je-r I 8 ¥ ¥ rroyernmont_ l'lOun~ to&ether' 1 ' Mr . an• M rR. 0 arl House are ' ;On& 1 · · "" ~. · · · l · 11 1 moving tnta the Ewing property on Wlth ' the .bond or on~ Nl 11: on. .li.. West Main Street. Mr. HoUIIe Is , ~ J~nat11an (Le1110n 11). ift"e II , dJrect.or of physical education at ·DO.ted. •for, ti.lfl ff1eadft}&lp for D!lvld. :1 Be ••• leral hfllr tO tl'le tJlroftf! ot Pomeroy high school. 1/o ¥ • . 1 , ._,, lat~el\i bnt nnhna·ef!d hi I rt~:ht ' Fred R. Bou~~:her or Athens Is ' Ia ·favor ot David. tpendinR a lew dnys ln town on 1;t ,f. ~OIJfjiD {~BSOn ; J2). tlf! QlllP-e !.u!!lness. ) . llO the · ~r&t..e W81coioedl by a u;uf!d Herbert sp~n~: !d r~ny ari ·:Dation. · Tbt 14~ ~r, holldlna~ the R c. Youna went to McConnelsvllie tetDPle ;RI w.fll ~ m~ch .mater~ tor w.e dnesday 'Yhcre they vtelted the ltl erei:t:Lou came to him hit fc.rmer·s wife at Rocky Olen Bani- 'fathen lle built t;b~ temple and:dfld· ~ortwn. Her condlt:on is reported ·1cated lt to Oo..t S• tttng rorth tthat 1 rruch Improved. Ita .•lW:MDe parp08e ~·a• ~ etopr. . , Mrs. J. W. Eubanks o£ Huntlna- \ l secOa4-The Summfi.J"Y MethOjl iA a aueat at the home or Mr. 1 ~Tbe aim tiP~ ll to 1tate the lef!,4, Mrs. W~ter"-~pton. ; tqa tact and prlnc1pll1 tenchi11J "6t Mrs. Flol'enef R. Richards has ' the 18\'etal l&I!Jon•. Tile followlna 1·r.tumed from a visit with Ml· and IUII:I~tlpnl are made: 1 M1·s Chtmter Roush oC Pt. PleOsant. I r.e ..oa tor JUIJ 2. JoM11a'1 , ~alth 41- ~ J~. ' In tbe promlle or God and obedience M..1a.<l Ma1·Je Nunnally of Huntl.nl· 1!to the cJivlnR commAnd enahltt.\1 him . ton who has been the hOU6e 1ue.st to cam torward to auccell the wort o~ kiJ.·.g Maroelln Oc!!'tpton 1-eturncd 1 begun bJ )(oltl. 1' I BitE MW All~ Kerr of Marietta baA ar• rtved In town and wi.U bold pri.Yatl kindergarten etaaea at. the centra. 1 bUUdluc beKtnntD8' MondaY. September ..6 from nine to eleven 1 ":JJOONUGHT A D.PRETZELS ;RI v[ R SHNERYI:!':::-,1 -~IlCht. HIGH IT iwo ISTM AVI KuiJ>aiiGJ\IlTI!N CLABBBI IHd au anrrr • �( .' 'j, . r '•~,II~I!! !!J:pt.! !.Ul~NJL . !__~_-..-....-:.:.'-.::ll'~·t:h•. :. :. .r___::. c:..tt:.:.o::. r,_t...:.Q. . .:. . :P~ . o:....· l'p !"!'·~ 'f"'!!r lift <'>clot- a.""''· Pulo"'ljed 'Dal17 aoql ".,ll "••' DELAYED Mary Violt:& aDCl COl\ B'lnoeJ ."'... ...,._ ' .,' "''IP'~ ..,.C Bal!lrdU. J;.O<aUd •• Loorer - · · ......,..•• o. ~ Q.U:f f~ 5elld. ~ let~ .._ ~w· matter t"r plUI'Uc:w.Uoo ~., liU:t\I,Qa ~ Bf,mhart and !b' at RoaeYWe. They ·~ can~ \ Mrs. Bel Saller t:JtmdfJ. ~ --~ qiU ...D ~lr name ......lthOl'lb POt P«tNIU'UY to ~ 1 ~d. ~ymoua I lettera, bqwever exec&P~ and dealrable tn LhNP- ·~ in JIO ~ WUI be publlahe4. I .,,.,..,., FhUadelpbla, PIIUltuJb, Mjlwaoollat Iw«!re Dale "art anG i8m.~17 o••r ~A.'·'•-•;~ I calHill on .Jet! VJole\. ·- II ThW'&day 11 I days Ylsit W~~'-'.~~~- ~~ ~~r~l.c_'.. $ .1$tiO ~r'-"""M lhth. ~~ ~~ .. ... on IS • .. .. . .. . ~~ et;:.e Year , . , , .. , .. , .. , , , , . , , 1'HE CELEBilATION - 1 P<>meroy vialton Thursday Bl;lnri VIolet yt'BI Mldtltr Friday. calU~~ ! ort Hn- .501 . .. • 1.00 tl 00 Slx Month!l . , . . . . ... , . . . , , 3.00 one Ym ..... -......... -.. wttb ll\em Jrdr LlOyd 'Van NeJit and mhtljler ------:-r~.. --·_-~..~~-=-O<-'~'~__._.. __"__''_'•_~_'_'..___o_..,';,·~ca~u,u_•_·_B_______ 1 One M'oPth .. . anemoozt. u.ra!;·~~~~~:i! rfturne<l bo~ --------..~~~~~~------~ Por !dJtorial Qffk:e CaU Q8-L One ' Mary B&rnhjjl returned to the home of her d ...h~. Mra. .Oeua MldliU! Mon"-f.,at....... ~ · 'a ftw da~ on B~Uow RJdP 1 t Pro~pt ~elief •.oo j From ltcbiag f4e~ I JHE. celebration wh1ch b 1o accompany the dedication of the monument commemorating the battle which marked Morgan's lH15t ~:Jtand in Meigs County during the I ft'a Wonderful ~lie way sootbina:, coot. inc .Zerno b~np prompt nllet to iteh11111 bUrrunr akin, even In eovere ~· ItclUnr•topith"mdtiteD.tZemO touche~ the tender tnd triftam" 1kia Civil war, should bring muny people to Meigs Co unty when 1t itS, presenti!d on October first. From presen t plam; and indication.., a great rnuny people frQm all parts ·•f Ohi o und northern West Virginia, will tak e part. lt b JUd another one of those historic ~pots in Meigs County whi ch our pt.!ople have been neglectlnr and of which the. outside world 8hould be told so they will know that Mei~ County is one of the most irr.port.ant subc.livi•.ionti in the state in .spite of the fact that it is among th~ !!mallest Jr poipt of popul ntlon. No doubt a banner crowd wm be Pte~ent ut the exti'Cli:'CS which will feature the governor*' of Ohio and We~t Virginia as we ll as other important p~r sonage~. booouse o! ito rare inP.odleQia. T~ clear away 1\Mbee. PbD)lMs, Eczema. Rlnp-orm and' rmon the akiD to normal, alway~ UN claD IOOthiP( ZN:no. IQiat on pnufne ~o; iC'a worth tlw P!'lct, becauae it brinp ' ' '11m DAlLY 'l'lddONA I ilfWIIWWI' - · ' I . ... oouthbouud Whiskev To Be Expensive Drink ""'" and and !:&81. $33 \.u ""' CJiERRY.RIDGi . --....----:-'"-, . '. " " ' :Magic .on Memorial Mount - ·~ .' '' '' motorman Vl.RGINIA NEWS occurred a outllde ot YeUoiV hA8 been held up and t"'bDed PITTSBURGH LJVE8'f0CJ( offering suge:eatlons. hJU:I Lh (':t£1}' _ been received, however, and th!A ltd H INS Staff Correspondent 1 oelleved to gtve a good plctw w 1,; 5rrJ Qi& Reeei~LI o&OOO tnncJudl.ng Ohkl senttmen~ Ocv pigs, maric:'lt steady on CvlumblL'I, 0, sept, 2:1-JN'B--· j I hmdy wel~"1t heavels hil'her; Ito. 'wh: n leQ'nl liquor returns. to Ohln J 160 lb8 500-~5; UI0-160 lba 590lt wi:tl be sold In 11o plaoe a s or: F'OR SALE-One Delco 700 waLt !:9'i. 180-200 lba 90-595 ; 200-220 derly and dlffnifled o.s R btmk, ~ J automatJc light plant with bat- lbs 590·595; 220-250 1m. 5'r5-IHI6; place uttft'ly deStitute of gi1!.6Se&, tery& 80 A H. one 600 walt Delco 21>0-290 llx 550-5'15: 290-350 lb! 111.blee. tree Junchea, bal·-malds and w:lth WestJnghouse 00 A. H bat- -4:75-550, packlnr sows 3&0-400; l!art~nden.---aDd tt. will not be Wltery 32 volt all ele<:trll: radios J 100- 130 lb pigs 400-4.25 1 -'tbe ~ans·, Groeery to. ... ,.:~rr- . ..•• Scranu.n, P.tl ' sept Jackets Prepared For Initial Tilt II'f' ur bl:nditft, ~ aid to bava b:1en ll'{Ded wtt.h !hotguna and revolvei'B today held up the pa.ym!sU!r oi the Dunlap Silk Company Ill Otypllant and robbed him or a Fint Foatbauc;;.m. to ' ' 22-llf~J-­ payroll ot $8 ,000 to •10.000. Playeu Toailht at - New WI!,&; Be«nr, 'choice hand picked ' 6 POlin!!• ......... - - . - .. .. .. 29c l'OTATQES, fpll peck . -.. . . . . . . 39c .flotato~~. fled ,River Ohio' a, No. 1 , qu•lity, .lbo lb. baJ . _...... ·.. $2.39 Qord~n'• Milk, tall c:an, 3 for ... .. . .. 17c Chocolate Oropa, 2 pound. ... .... - . . Zflc Oleo, nu-apread, 1ood quality, 3 lbo 20c Staley'a Giou Starch, 5 boxea . _... _.. 25c _Yinesar, pure cider, gal ............ l!lc Beef Roaal, try thia apecial,.it'a cood, lb. 1Oc Beef Stea:k, round or awisa, 2 lbr. _... _ 29c Boilinc Beef, while it laola, 4 lbo .... _ 25c Rolled Rib Roaat, rolled and honed, lb. !& H~mberJtr, freah rrou,lf, 2 lba .... _·. !lie BploJDa, freoh and tenaer, IL. . . . . . . 10.: 8""'0'c1oc:k Eat• Properly For , · orked upon the premleeD. . The lowPSt-prleed whiskey wlll u ror suo. pint. ..,.·~· l'he saloon wiD not be tolrrated .. "Buoyant"Healt~ ;:m:-..'!~ •.,"0: :b,~' ':'"'..,.~ room or a. Canadian "tavern ·· I1G-1·andpop'e THE OIL DLAST !' '"'• and NCE MOHE are we t'umilihcd with u.n Cx amlJlc of whut um·xpc(·tcd thJngR cnn lw pp e11. When we mu steam sh1ps, wo may expect an occueiontd baUer exploasion with its attcndKtlt <lamavcil und ~0metimes life los~:~ . But w hen we usc an oil t'ot' fue l which is lwnwn to be witho~t rxplostve propertw:-3 t~:xccpt nuder unusual circum[ltuncell!, we may, well wondlir what wdl hfl.ppc n next when u blnst occut·s on an oil-driven ship. Yet a few da ys ago a 1-\CO. C&JJtuin wns blown throu~rh hls pilot hou:;e when an air pressurt.! tank exploded. It simply pru\'t!S that when we leat~t e~qu;,ct the unusual '3 when it huppens mo:-st frequelltly. qre eKperlencln~. D! co~i"e jt i• all cX JleiJSiH ploa•\ll'c ~ut thpse I~ I· lo,Wlil ill ~oqt)lltm•rtcn ••lcm never to "• so li•PrY 'a• ·.yhen they arc ~ll¥•1l'•<l in opJI1e kln!l of ~ l'l'•ol~t!oJl or a 1! · ~.atilln to r.4tion 1•4r. !l~vlnr •o ll!tle e., eel ~· it natioll'· pro~•IJiy If i~ J"J~I •• 'I'Pll If j jtoy to figql jt oqt nccofdi~; '"o'their own·lll•n• • ·; Ohio Cattle Receipts 15 ; market: romlnaJ; steen:, good -150-5.:16; mel <ltum , 350-460, , cotnmoo :150-MO ~--- _ __ h~iters, fOOd 325-425; QC~mmon & medium 250-~25; OCYIS, good 260· 300: bulls 2&0-300; commoon & CKUR.CH OF CHRIST m~dlum 200-2~0; low eutt.el' & cut• F. I. &.orl!nrr. Put«, Middleport ters 100-200; c~, receipts 100: 11 :16 Unified set'VIce Bring rome markrt steady, vee.Jef!i lrJOcl & fr!end& w1th you, that our steady rho!':;:! 'J50-800, mediWjll 600-700; crowth may continue. Sermon sub- ('Uil-common calVes 300-500. Ch urch Notices 1 i'id \lou £ver Stop \to trbinlt 1 THAT there io more to any buaineaa th11-n merely ha..ing ·8 ' place to tlo bmine11. Securing the merchandis~ to aell io only the first atop. · Tbe moat important thing io the oelling of merchandise and selling it right. . The right kind of merchandise, backed up by the right kind " of Adveriioinc, will alwo.ya build a profitable buoine11. -.. Good advertioing crealea an jrreatible appeal. A.dvertioed merchandi"' alwayo creates good-will .for a'ilf buaine&l hecauae it aivel aatiafactidn. The demand for ad•ertited Jood, io growing day by day. Adve"!ioiig alway• makeo a wonderful impresoion on busy· ahop~ra; ~p !!;!w":l". read th~ ado before shopping in or~r ~- •• • . ·- ·.....,. Truthluladvertiahig has a wide range of appeal. every!:>ody. ' " • :·"~. :Y .. . . ..-:· ... .. . ..,.. ~ ~- .. ,• •, ~ P.EPJ>LEAREALW~YS LOOICJNG . ·~ ltreachei '. , .;:. F0R" QUAL1TV MER- · I · CJfANDISE. TfiEY 'NOW THE ADVERTISING COLUMN$ .1 .• c"R~YtHU.M:,TS.(BOUTWI!ERETOBUY. . T~A-.1\ . lS ,: '\Ykt.'t:rK~v· ~tal> r.Hl A.ovERnsJNd towMNs N • ;- ......,.. ... --~ ' Fu Ly .,. - <. " · ,. .· ~ ~ r , ·- . ' ' Daaee °"- ~ -· ' SATURDAY NIGHT -at-- Midway Gardens OLD and NEW DANCES Willi Visit "to tave lime and money. )lome and t.wo "~ a sot twely~~' ' """~~·~h~a1d~~~~be,::e~n'Whicb:h.~u=r~t~·~taU lli~~~~[t~bO]Uiii~L cou qlrl~• Pomeroy 87' Mary C. MtCor'lllh. lJ1 the pro~ 6.30 E Hour evening service ~... 11quor 1aw wh I•, h 'J :30 C. Bvat"~gellst1c Sh'}(!'p : Receipts 1000; market SvpitnlumT uf HealtA T"1u:lli'ft'.' the st.nte tenate liquor oontrcl !'St>nnon ubject ' Always Pleasing ~te ndy to strong, lower gra~11 11 N.'-1ft York State D11partmf"ld committee Is now drafting, Bena· Ood". •Jew: I~mb& 70 to 80 lb. good & of /o:duCIGtiow ~r J O£!!ph N. Ackerman tR. 1 of Yled. 7.30 Prayer and study hour. l rt1cice '725-750: medium 400-52S~t c.,e~eland. 'he chairman, Wid I n- We are continuing our study of tbe I :lOO, eW€S---gO(Id & cholc~ 100·250. tc 1.a.tlonnl NeW3 Serv!Ct'! today book o! "Hebrews" You are cor-1 rt>ll-common 300-400. yearl•ug 11:':' lt el'!': 450-52S; aged wethers 20(1 . Although Senat.ol' Ack.t"nn ~ n fa- dlally urged t.o be present. -- otMr Meredltll, 9-22-St. C Furl.hermore. a&let1 will be r~Child Should Have Thno ~trlcted to dl8(:ourqe p:.orpelua ' Good Meals A Day f\a,. drunkennesA tw habitual ln~rtatt<;. Mii!.S McCormick These poln\.a have been "pra.cllcally decided upon" tor Inclusion I }tt't.: 'Ha\1ng the Mind of Christ". I Le4 To •• By H . EARL WilPON "' " One Word J '· By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. T ----- Morning WOl'ldUp lO :JO A • .ll. N Y P . 8 8 :30 P . II, EYI.Ul&f'l18t1C aervlee '1:30 P. )L Prayer meeting Tbw-a:. 'l:SO P. K. holdUp ..Uer. Slic, 6oc and 11. All dru~'. T}U: JAI!ANESE HE W~LY Jnp;.uu8t:, l~tting nothmg hrterfe1·e, ~ee m to be dtlter m1ncd to conlmuc th ei r cu mpaigtl for expantdcn. Aa veriflcutwn of suc h act ion, we may point to the latest move by tb e Nipponese. Uc hid o, foreign minister, ~al:l bee n :-;uct.:eedt>d !Jy Hirntu, a man even a. more aggr~­ ll 5 a lo11.g t ~n the Monon t~nd n long tii:lt! tunrwhele. H~ mu.st t:ii\'e natio,nulist than nny heretofore to hold the otftce. hiiY!! t ~e n a pRUettl, hordworking J a pl}~l' ;-;-p npulatloll , . . . iucreustng at an ,alurming rate, t"' l\1\ He eo.rncd his compliment ary By Ar\Jaur ' 1 ~ua:•" Baer t1cket. llu-cugh lhc Pearly Qptcs th~ increase ot' llirth!-1 ovt:! l' deatha heinie of &uch number~ and shOUld be rared among the lhut the Japu.mn;c utfici<-~ls are in u t}Uuudllry aa to what aU£eli 1\11 a gue&t artist. " shn.Jl he done wtth the overfl ow. bet Gn!.ndpop tumed ;'~bat 's nothl1li· Cuu~~quently, plans 'are madO ' to conve niently · deseen the medal ••ound *nd Jalloped the other way n\et him at the ga te& with fity yean on thf fend theTii~:~eh e~ aga1nAt Chw tr~c agtl're~iull I!Uch fUI the 11Uvet· med~l. Fifty years on world wit,ne!.-lsec.l rec~nt.ly in Manchuria. This po)icy will 1a onough. tJrobeblr::Le continued until the Japanese have stolen )Vh~t pr'11l~rty th<Y deem they need ·~~ if \hio plan t)Jey m•~/la!rtJ tow,4ritthe -i~lands iQoh<lifJI,ift~,<,the J'~lll-: ippi ncs •not' bei ng exelJlpt. l j • Th t s<~ c.ountry mu.y wet\ spend ~Wme of h ~r money m l~ecpmg ~er alrflect and naval fleet up io tt'le hhthesl ,. quulu cnn:icd by nny other [nr two very gopd reusoru;. One is th~h u we ll prepured nation h~ not HO apt to b e the objec t of ,an aggrcs:i-1 \ c attack by another mJtlon . . The oth er is t~nl the munuy so Bpcnt 1~ givinJl emploYlllent ~o thousands of A.m encanK nnd i:-~ doing a great service in hrlnging pro!I}>CI'ity \.Jack to 1Amcri cu. ' he Wllshlnglon v.·a:~ not dl'eijm ing, neither jinifuhot OJ' a t~ce kcr of trouUl c whon he guve ndviCe to pr epare fur war in lime of pence. Th~ cu.t:ll! of nq'.ler Dll1sed ,a. du.y~ tn the }<looliRh Virgin::-~ furniHhc~ llt>~ with a \'Cl'f !fOOd exum- W e ttwuaJlt that was a career. ,,•••, Wal'ed th~ J1,11lcll to F.tpeclally when we leflrned · that flf:!lne ,worked\ f~om )J lc of whnt h~lppcnll when mw j:3 not prepared. THE FIGHTING TWINS UST WHEN th o world ha• forgotten all abo ut Paraguay and Bolivia ond has decided those fightlntr twin• in ~uuth America huve "k is~o d and made up/ ' a rti.l5patch c·omcs from th~ seat of tl·oul!le !Jbowlng that they are still going- on with their private little wu.t aud that th~re is little likchhoud that the tt·ouble will be ••ltlod In th e near futur e. Bounllni'Y troub l e:-~, at lhe bottom d their Jl1'll'l.IQ1ent for ycu rs, still t~eem to bo causing plenty of ~t. F'l'Ofl'l all ac:cot1nts tl}c h'ou!J!c ht'"' \tt:pt t~ o~w t'"-"'1 1 untiun.\\ i!>O busy tiler hav~ ha ~ little t imc to he wurriod · ~oijt )he 1""8 of bll~in•f'l' 11nil the co nspq~Jont 11rri1'nl of ~·~resslop wh.,jl Bunda.y school t :a .&. M. $1.110. Per Pint to b. Cheap. will hold the flrt:t or a ~e1 e11 ilf eR: ..Groc" Obtainable, PI :bllc heArinl(il on liquor contr,JI ~k. It vm11 the aecau:t. ttmc plans In a meetln~: schtldule<.l at 'Tie Rumored wit.hln the la:!.t. week e. 'tract.IOn car Cinelnnatl. A large st.o.ck of ma11 'l1le ahon CREGG Pltonet S82·L I O CIIUIICil 0. 'hilt ............ 1c.r.•-. .....,.. vn?:J tome t.nM! of a su"!JflrVIaed :.~. loon," 1e11timent In Ohio !~; 30 overwbelmtnaiy &&'1\ir".Bt the &~i<IIJ rl In 111nr lOJm that u is (!eftnll Jv l!cx:med. he saki. Ackerman's commlll.ec wm011'0w Good Music Good Management t~e ars ' ' Re 7 eon~iti.,Ded Re~dy: For · U8e .fully 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 1928 Buick' Coupe 1930 Sport Coupe .1 •nwA:Y-s . · · ·-· -':;tlltJjinesf.-tobac~os 1932 Willys 1932 Chevrolet Coupe 1932 Chevrolet Coach ,1932 Chevrolet Sedan AJ..WA"'f'S : \ :finest u;orllm~nship 3 AI,WAYS tiJCKIES l'tEttSE 'I , WhydoweSiy"Al~~LuckiosPlease"l Well, one reason~ that ev-ery Lucky is madeofchoic:c, ripetobaa:oa tlic Cream of the Crop. Another reason....;Luckies arc ai~Y" round; firm, fully packedwith no loose CJIQto sputter and spark. •'' .. ~. il Careful examination and inspection by over60precisioniustrumentsandl7alett scientists guarantee unfailing uniformity. That's why Luckies draw so easily, burn so evenly-always mild and smooth. And that's why-" Always U!ckies PI"""!" "it's toasted,. ' I'OB 'ISOAT PlloTICI'IOJI-I'OR RETili:R TA!!TE ~~ ' • I . �( .' 'j, . r '•~,II~I!! !!J:pt.! !.Ul~NJL . !__~_-..-....-:.:.'-.::ll'~·t:h•. :. :. .r___::. c:..tt:.:.o::. r,_t...:.Q. . .:. . :P~ . o:....· l'p !"!'·~ 'f"'!!r lift <'>clot- a.""''· Pulo"'ljed 'Dal17 aoql ".,ll "••' DELAYED Mary Violt:& aDCl COl\ B'lnoeJ ."'... ...,._ ' .,' "''IP'~ ..,.C Bal!lrdU. J;.O<aUd •• Loorer - · · ......,..•• o. ~ Q.U:f f~ 5elld. ~ let~ .._ ~w· matter t"r plUI'Uc:w.Uoo ~., liU:t\I,Qa ~ Bf,mhart and !b' at RoaeYWe. They ·~ can~ \ Mrs. Bel Saller t:JtmdfJ. ~ --~ qiU ...D ~lr name ......lthOl'lb POt P«tNIU'UY to ~ 1 ~d. ~ymoua I lettera, bqwever exec&P~ and dealrable tn LhNP- ·~ in JIO ~ WUI be publlahe4. I .,,.,..,., FhUadelpbla, PIIUltuJb, Mjlwaoollat Iw«!re Dale "art anG i8m.~17 o••r ~A.'·'•-•;~ I calHill on .Jet! VJole\. ·- II ThW'&day 11 I days Ylsit W~~'-'.~~~- ~~ ~~r~l.c_'.. $ .1$tiO ~r'-"""M lhth. ~~ ~~ .. ... on IS • .. .. . .. . ~~ et;:.e Year , . , , .. , .. , .. , , , , . , , 1'HE CELEBilATION - 1 P<>meroy vialton Thursday Bl;lnri VIolet yt'BI Mldtltr Friday. calU~~ ! ort Hn- .501 . .. • 1.00 tl 00 Slx Month!l . , . . . . ... , . . . , , 3.00 one Ym ..... -......... -.. wttb ll\em Jrdr LlOyd 'Van NeJit and mhtljler ------:-r~.. --·_-~..~~-=-O<-'~'~__._.. __"__''_'•_~_'_'..___o_..,';,·~ca~u,u_•_·_B_______ 1 One M'oPth .. . anemoozt. u.ra!;·~~~~~:i! rfturne<l bo~ --------..~~~~~~------~ Por !dJtorial Qffk:e CaU Q8-L One ' Mary B&rnhjjl returned to the home of her d ...h~. Mra. .Oeua MldliU! Mon"-f.,at....... ~ · 'a ftw da~ on B~Uow RJdP 1 t Pro~pt ~elief •.oo j From ltcbiag f4e~ I JHE. celebration wh1ch b 1o accompany the dedication of the monument commemorating the battle which marked Morgan's lH15t ~:Jtand in Meigs County during the I ft'a Wonderful ~lie way sootbina:, coot. inc .Zerno b~np prompt nllet to iteh11111 bUrrunr akin, even In eovere ~· ItclUnr•topith"mdtiteD.tZemO touche~ the tender tnd triftam" 1kia Civil war, should bring muny people to Meigs Co unty when 1t itS, presenti!d on October first. From presen t plam; and indication.., a great rnuny people frQm all parts ·•f Ohi o und northern West Virginia, will tak e part. lt b JUd another one of those historic ~pots in Meigs County whi ch our pt.!ople have been neglectlnr and of which the. outside world 8hould be told so they will know that Mei~ County is one of the most irr.port.ant subc.livi•.ionti in the state in .spite of the fact that it is among th~ !!mallest Jr poipt of popul ntlon. No doubt a banner crowd wm be Pte~ent ut the exti'Cli:'CS which will feature the governor*' of Ohio and We~t Virginia as we ll as other important p~r sonage~. booouse o! ito rare inP.odleQia. T~ clear away 1\Mbee. PbD)lMs, Eczema. Rlnp-orm and' rmon the akiD to normal, alway~ UN claD IOOthiP( ZN:no. IQiat on pnufne ~o; iC'a worth tlw P!'lct, becauae it brinp ' ' '11m DAlLY 'l'lddONA I ilfWIIWWI' - · ' I . ... oouthbouud Whiskev To Be Expensive Drink ""'" and and !:&81. $33 \.u ""' CJiERRY.RIDGi . --....----:-'"-, . '. " " ' :Magic .on Memorial Mount - ·~ .' '' '' motorman Vl.RGINIA NEWS occurred a outllde ot YeUoiV hA8 been held up and t"'bDed PITTSBURGH LJVE8'f0CJ( offering suge:eatlons. hJU:I Lh (':t£1}' _ been received, however, and th!A ltd H INS Staff Correspondent 1 oelleved to gtve a good plctw w 1,; 5rrJ Qi& Reeei~LI o&OOO tnncJudl.ng Ohkl senttmen~ Ocv pigs, maric:'lt steady on CvlumblL'I, 0, sept, 2:1-JN'B--· j I hmdy wel~"1t heavels hil'her; Ito. 'wh: n leQ'nl liquor returns. to Ohln J 160 lb8 500-~5; UI0-160 lba 590lt wi:tl be sold In 11o plaoe a s or: F'OR SALE-One Delco 700 waLt !:9'i. 180-200 lba 90-595 ; 200-220 derly and dlffnifled o.s R btmk, ~ J automatJc light plant with bat- lbs 590·595; 220-250 1m. 5'r5-IHI6; place uttft'ly deStitute of gi1!.6Se&, tery& 80 A H. one 600 walt Delco 21>0-290 llx 550-5'15: 290-350 lb! 111.blee. tree Junchea, bal·-malds and w:lth WestJnghouse 00 A. H bat- -4:75-550, packlnr sows 3&0-400; l!art~nden.---aDd tt. will not be Wltery 32 volt all ele<:trll: radios J 100- 130 lb pigs 400-4.25 1 -'tbe ~ans·, Groeery to. ... ,.:~rr- . ..•• Scranu.n, P.tl ' sept Jackets Prepared For Initial Tilt II'f' ur bl:nditft, ~ aid to bava b:1en ll'{Ded wtt.h !hotguna and revolvei'B today held up the pa.ym!sU!r oi the Dunlap Silk Company Ill Otypllant and robbed him or a Fint Foatbauc;;.m. to ' ' 22-llf~J-­ payroll ot $8 ,000 to •10.000. Playeu Toailht at - New WI!,&; Be«nr, 'choice hand picked ' 6 POlin!!• ......... - - . - .. .. .. 29c l'OTATQES, fpll peck . -.. . . . . . . 39c .flotato~~. fled ,River Ohio' a, No. 1 , qu•lity, .lbo lb. baJ . _...... ·.. $2.39 Qord~n'• Milk, tall c:an, 3 for ... .. . .. 17c Chocolate Oropa, 2 pound. ... .... - . . Zflc Oleo, nu-apread, 1ood quality, 3 lbo 20c Staley'a Giou Starch, 5 boxea . _... _.. 25c _Yinesar, pure cider, gal ............ l!lc Beef Roaal, try thia apecial,.it'a cood, lb. 1Oc Beef Stea:k, round or awisa, 2 lbr. _... _ 29c Boilinc Beef, while it laola, 4 lbo .... _ 25c Rolled Rib Roaat, rolled and honed, lb. !& H~mberJtr, freah rrou,lf, 2 lba .... _·. !lie BploJDa, freoh and tenaer, IL. . . . . . . 10.: 8""'0'c1oc:k Eat• Properly For , · orked upon the premleeD. . The lowPSt-prleed whiskey wlll u ror suo. pint. ..,.·~· l'he saloon wiD not be tolrrated .. "Buoyant"Healt~ ;:m:-..'!~ •.,"0: :b,~' ':'"'..,.~ room or a. Canadian "tavern ·· I1G-1·andpop'e THE OIL DLAST !' '"'• and NCE MOHE are we t'umilihcd with u.n Cx amlJlc of whut um·xpc(·tcd thJngR cnn lw pp e11. When we mu steam sh1ps, wo may expect an occueiontd baUer exploasion with its attcndKtlt <lamavcil und ~0metimes life los~:~ . But w hen we usc an oil t'ot' fue l which is lwnwn to be witho~t rxplostve propertw:-3 t~:xccpt nuder unusual circum[ltuncell!, we may, well wondlir what wdl hfl.ppc n next when u blnst occut·s on an oil-driven ship. Yet a few da ys ago a 1-\CO. C&JJtuin wns blown throu~rh hls pilot hou:;e when an air pressurt.! tank exploded. It simply pru\'t!S that when we leat~t e~qu;,ct the unusual '3 when it huppens mo:-st frequelltly. qre eKperlencln~. D! co~i"e jt i• all cX JleiJSiH ploa•\ll'c ~ut thpse I~ I· lo,Wlil ill ~oqt)lltm•rtcn ••lcm never to "• so li•PrY 'a• ·.yhen they arc ~ll¥•1l'•<l in opJI1e kln!l of ~ l'l'•ol~t!oJl or a 1! · ~.atilln to r.4tion 1•4r. !l~vlnr •o ll!tle e., eel ~· it natioll'· pro~•IJiy If i~ J"J~I •• 'I'Pll If j jtoy to figql jt oqt nccofdi~; '"o'their own·lll•n• • ·; Ohio Cattle Receipts 15 ; market: romlnaJ; steen:, good -150-5.:16; mel <ltum , 350-460, , cotnmoo :150-MO ~--- _ __ h~iters, fOOd 325-425; QC~mmon & medium 250-~25; OCYIS, good 260· 300: bulls 2&0-300; commoon & CKUR.CH OF CHRIST m~dlum 200-2~0; low eutt.el' & cut• F. I. &.orl!nrr. Put«, Middleport ters 100-200; c~, receipts 100: 11 :16 Unified set'VIce Bring rome markrt steady, vee.Jef!i lrJOcl & fr!end& w1th you, that our steady rho!':;:! 'J50-800, mediWjll 600-700; crowth may continue. Sermon sub- ('Uil-common calVes 300-500. Ch urch Notices 1 i'id \lou £ver Stop \to trbinlt 1 THAT there io more to any buaineaa th11-n merely ha..ing ·8 ' place to tlo bmine11. Securing the merchandis~ to aell io only the first atop. · Tbe moat important thing io the oelling of merchandise and selling it right. . The right kind of merchandise, backed up by the right kind " of Adveriioinc, will alwo.ya build a profitable buoine11. -.. Good advertioing crealea an jrreatible appeal. A.dvertioed merchandi"' alwayo creates good-will .for a'ilf buaine&l hecauae it aivel aatiafactidn. The demand for ad•ertited Jood, io growing day by day. Adve"!ioiig alway• makeo a wonderful impresoion on busy· ahop~ra; ~p !!;!w":l". read th~ ado before shopping in or~r ~- •• • . ·- ·.....,. Truthluladvertiahig has a wide range of appeal. every!:>ody. ' " • :·"~. :Y .. . . ..-:· ... .. . ..,.. ~ ~- .. ,• •, ~ P.EPJ>LEAREALW~YS LOOICJNG . ·~ ltreachei '. , .;:. F0R" QUAL1TV MER- · I · CJfANDISE. TfiEY 'NOW THE ADVERTISING COLUMN$ .1 .• c"R~YtHU.M:,TS.(BOUTWI!ERETOBUY. . T~A-.1\ . lS ,: '\Ykt.'t:rK~v· ~tal> r.Hl A.ovERnsJNd towMNs N • ;- ......,.. ... --~ ' Fu Ly .,. - <. " · ,. .· ~ ~ r , ·- . ' ' Daaee °"- ~ -· ' SATURDAY NIGHT -at-- Midway Gardens OLD and NEW DANCES Willi Visit "to tave lime and money. )lome and t.wo "~ a sot twely~~' ' """~~·~h~a1d~~~~be,::e~n'Whicb:h.~u=r~t~·~taU lli~~~~[t~bO]Uiii~L cou qlrl~• Pomeroy 87' Mary C. MtCor'lllh. lJ1 the pro~ 6.30 E Hour evening service ~... 11quor 1aw wh I•, h 'J :30 C. Bvat"~gellst1c Sh'}(!'p : Receipts 1000; market SvpitnlumT uf HealtA T"1u:lli'ft'.' the st.nte tenate liquor oontrcl !'St>nnon ubject ' Always Pleasing ~te ndy to strong, lower gra~11 11 N.'-1ft York State D11partmf"ld committee Is now drafting, Bena· Ood". •Jew: I~mb& 70 to 80 lb. good & of /o:duCIGtiow ~r J O£!!ph N. Ackerman tR. 1 of Yled. 7.30 Prayer and study hour. l rt1cice '725-750: medium 400-52S~t c.,e~eland. 'he chairman, Wid I n- We are continuing our study of tbe I :lOO, eW€S---gO(Id & cholc~ 100·250. tc 1.a.tlonnl NeW3 Serv!Ct'! today book o! "Hebrews" You are cor-1 rt>ll-common 300-400. yearl•ug 11:':' lt el'!': 450-52S; aged wethers 20(1 . Although Senat.ol' Ack.t"nn ~ n fa- dlally urged t.o be present. -- otMr Meredltll, 9-22-St. C Furl.hermore. a&let1 will be r~Child Should Have Thno ~trlcted to dl8(:ourqe p:.orpelua ' Good Meals A Day f\a,. drunkennesA tw habitual ln~rtatt<;. Mii!.S McCormick These poln\.a have been "pra.cllcally decided upon" tor Inclusion I }tt't.: 'Ha\1ng the Mind of Christ". I Le4 To •• By H . EARL WilPON "' " One Word J '· By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. T ----- Morning WOl'ldUp lO :JO A • .ll. N Y P . 8 8 :30 P . II, EYI.Ul&f'l18t1C aervlee '1:30 P. )L Prayer meeting Tbw-a:. 'l:SO P. K. holdUp ..Uer. Slic, 6oc and 11. All dru~'. T}U: JAI!ANESE HE W~LY Jnp;.uu8t:, l~tting nothmg hrterfe1·e, ~ee m to be dtlter m1ncd to conlmuc th ei r cu mpaigtl for expantdcn. Aa veriflcutwn of suc h act ion, we may point to the latest move by tb e Nipponese. Uc hid o, foreign minister, ~al:l bee n :-;uct.:eedt>d !Jy Hirntu, a man even a. more aggr~­ ll 5 a lo11.g t ~n the Monon t~nd n long tii:lt! tunrwhele. H~ mu.st t:ii\'e natio,nulist than nny heretofore to hold the otftce. hiiY!! t ~e n a pRUettl, hordworking J a pl}~l' ;-;-p npulatloll , . . . iucreustng at an ,alurming rate, t"' l\1\ He eo.rncd his compliment ary By Ar\Jaur ' 1 ~ua:•" Baer t1cket. llu-cugh lhc Pearly Qptcs th~ increase ot' llirth!-1 ovt:! l' deatha heinie of &uch number~ and shOUld be rared among the lhut the Japu.mn;c utfici<-~ls are in u t}Uuudllry aa to what aU£eli 1\11 a gue&t artist. " shn.Jl he done wtth the overfl ow. bet Gn!.ndpop tumed ;'~bat 's nothl1li· Cuu~~quently, plans 'are madO ' to conve niently · deseen the medal ••ound *nd Jalloped the other way n\et him at the ga te& with fity yean on thf fend theTii~:~eh e~ aga1nAt Chw tr~c agtl're~iull I!Uch fUI the 11Uvet· med~l. Fifty years on world wit,ne!.-lsec.l rec~nt.ly in Manchuria. This po)icy will 1a onough. tJrobeblr::Le continued until the Japanese have stolen )Vh~t pr'11l~rty th<Y deem they need ·~~ if \hio plan t)Jey m•~/la!rtJ tow,4ritthe -i~lands iQoh<lifJI,ift~,<,the J'~lll-: ippi ncs •not' bei ng exelJlpt. l j • Th t s<~ c.ountry mu.y wet\ spend ~Wme of h ~r money m l~ecpmg ~er alrflect and naval fleet up io tt'le hhthesl ,. quulu cnn:icd by nny other [nr two very gopd reusoru;. One is th~h u we ll prepured nation h~ not HO apt to b e the objec t of ,an aggrcs:i-1 \ c attack by another mJtlon . . The oth er is t~nl the munuy so Bpcnt 1~ givinJl emploYlllent ~o thousands of A.m encanK nnd i:-~ doing a great service in hrlnging pro!I}>CI'ity \.Jack to 1Amcri cu. ' he Wllshlnglon v.·a:~ not dl'eijm ing, neither jinifuhot OJ' a t~ce kcr of trouUl c whon he guve ndviCe to pr epare fur war in lime of pence. Th~ cu.t:ll! of nq'.ler Dll1sed ,a. du.y~ tn the }<looliRh Virgin::-~ furniHhc~ llt>~ with a \'Cl'f !fOOd exum- W e ttwuaJlt that was a career. ,,•••, Wal'ed th~ J1,11lcll to F.tpeclally when we leflrned · that flf:!lne ,worked\ f~om )J lc of whnt h~lppcnll when mw j:3 not prepared. THE FIGHTING TWINS UST WHEN th o world ha• forgotten all abo ut Paraguay and Bolivia ond has decided those fightlntr twin• in ~uuth America huve "k is~o d and made up/ ' a rti.l5patch c·omcs from th~ seat of tl·oul!le !Jbowlng that they are still going- on with their private little wu.t aud that th~re is little likchhoud that the tt·ouble will be ••ltlod In th e near futur e. Bounllni'Y troub l e:-~, at lhe bottom d their Jl1'll'l.IQ1ent for ycu rs, still t~eem to bo causing plenty of ~t. F'l'Ofl'l all ac:cot1nts tl}c h'ou!J!c ht'"' \tt:pt t~ o~w t'"-"'1 1 untiun.\\ i!>O busy tiler hav~ ha ~ little t imc to he wurriod · ~oijt )he 1""8 of bll~in•f'l' 11nil the co nspq~Jont 11rri1'nl of ~·~resslop wh.,jl Bunda.y school t :a .&. M. $1.110. Per Pint to b. Cheap. will hold the flrt:t or a ~e1 e11 ilf eR: ..Groc" Obtainable, PI :bllc heArinl(il on liquor contr,JI ~k. It vm11 the aecau:t. ttmc plans In a meetln~: schtldule<.l at 'Tie Rumored wit.hln the la:!.t. week e. 'tract.IOn car Cinelnnatl. A large st.o.ck of ma11 'l1le ahon CREGG Pltonet S82·L I O CIIUIICil 0. 'hilt ............ 1c.r.•-. .....,.. vn?:J tome t.nM! of a su"!JflrVIaed :.~. loon," 1e11timent In Ohio !~; 30 overwbelmtnaiy &&'1\ir".Bt the &~i<IIJ rl In 111nr lOJm that u is (!eftnll Jv l!cx:med. he saki. Ackerman's commlll.ec wm011'0w Good Music Good Management t~e ars ' ' Re 7 eon~iti.,Ded Re~dy: For · U8e .fully 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 1928 Buick' Coupe 1930 Sport Coupe .1 •nwA:Y-s . · · ·-· -':;tlltJjinesf.-tobac~os 1932 Willys 1932 Chevrolet Coupe 1932 Chevrolet Coach ,1932 Chevrolet Sedan AJ..WA"'f'S : \ :finest u;orllm~nship 3 AI,WAYS tiJCKIES l'tEttSE 'I , WhydoweSiy"Al~~LuckiosPlease"l Well, one reason~ that ev-ery Lucky is madeofchoic:c, ripetobaa:oa tlic Cream of the Crop. Another reason....;Luckies arc ai~Y" round; firm, fully packedwith no loose CJIQto sputter and spark. •'' .. ~. il Careful examination and inspection by over60precisioniustrumentsandl7alett scientists guarantee unfailing uniformity. That's why Luckies draw so easily, burn so evenly-always mild and smooth. And that's why-" Always U!ckies PI"""!" "it's toasted,. ' I'OB 'ISOAT PlloTICI'IOJI-I'OR RETili:R TA!!TE ~~ ' • I . �' . l"RWAY , ' ' - I Where Sawdust Trail Crosses Gay ' Wijte Way ' Spartans Hard At wo r ~ For Giants In SuJtday Ga m e I 'h ' •• --------- ' ' ,.,. ' I . .. / ·•: • '£·!~~ f'OR RBNT-5 room holl58, modem conveniences. Rent very reaaonable. Phone 202-R. The DaUy Tribune. 8-1·t1 H'!!~ ~- :.~ F ront 8~ FOR RENT- Houae on between Wa.lnut and Coat. Reduced 1-cnt, newly painted and repaired. Inquire or Mrs. ld<! Dobbs, :ilnd house above Depot. ~ 0- 13-61 iTc5ft' RENT-lSmall ;um,tort.I!CI cottase 367 orant st., Middleport, o . MiarJ Bmma. Boice, Cheshire, R. D. 2 ' u.·e D· aJ · 3t. IIETHANY M. ~· CUVBCII'- POR RBNT-Newly furnls.hed apartment, a.IL modern conveniences Next to po~toftlce JftdJ. P!l.One E. a. Beesle, 201-J. 9·21-Bt For Sale, Mioe. FOR ~onathan Frederie B.aU. Putor ~ :' Ulr & ,. Grimes Qolden apples 45c and up without C!ODtalnera. John Werner ·on Leadlns Oreek. 9-:u-at POR 8A¥J!l OR RENT-Four room ~ouee on Butternut Ave. Priec :reucmable. Por furtJ'1er tn forma- tlan coli ..s.x. 9-19-&t PO~~Rye, IP'een beiUlS an~ tumlpll. H. B. !lush 0., Phone ID2•R . ' ~ Ml~dloport, 9·31-lt ' ., ~ ·· . ·----~ Did You Ever Stop To Think? HOTEL COLUMBUS '' I'IJ\'NO, Organ, violin and other fltltnaed Instrument& tuned and rtPalred, vlolln bow hair :":"::med, prlcCIJ reasonable. Write or phone .118-R. oeo. J. Het.zel, Pomoroy, Ohio. D·UI· at .. ·- Cohnnbul. Oblo. COO Booms Flrtproot BMtli Rcdaucd. ROOMS 11.00: ,1.21 BATH $1.00 DININO BObl'll AND COI'FE& SUOP 'C:::::!::::::-__ Under Same MWt&JllfUOD' 4LBA Ct'~IJ II.T UOTEL New Sm)'l'll&, JI'IGrhla I TILLIE TilE --- \, THe TRoJ.A.N S ARlf OlJT 'm BREAK NOTRE D.4,M/!S ~ECO.RO 'J'OIIJ~R1 OF ZG Sne4.1GHT VICT'ORIES! ,. a.... a .-uu, s'oaan Ueated \Vrl&e ror Booklet. and Ratn J~ES H. BUTLER 'By Edaon R. \\laite, Shawnee, Okla. PRlCII QP GENERALlff••I'G,i.JQ-~ LiftRIC · FLAT TOP ~apr WI~L (!/(ing/x Res!rlence •D¥Afttl OCTOI811tt· . . In the Oueen City- ' You ahould neyer for1et the importance of the vari~ ill· ciuatrieo that make you~ city and ilever looet an ' opportunity to encoura1e aud uaiot them in t&eir 1rowth for therem real& ~CO aucceta of your o:ommupity ..n~ the welfare of all who live anll work there. Speed Maniac. ahoulct toe tau1ht f,hat the time to loe c:are.f1.1l ia before accidenta hapjieq-not afterward•. By ~ thiuldn1 "Safety ·F irit," a lot of th- Jump head firat into troultle. Evorybody ahould read ~e danified ada. Moat_C~von-boofy fiact. 01e for them, for thet'aro of sreat value to both bufl!l' and aeller. ' t.foat !:ilie~ .-.~to ht~e a lq\ !lf trai~~ IPMk!lfl• "f!t•Y Rf8 !r.~ to~"-"' 11'1!\PI~ 1f ~~have~ tra1~ \o',.lJF abOUt tbe n1~ ~. '. at the n.fht lqpf• ' \ 4 ' .'' ' .~ ·~• ·•··-.. ,;;: . . ' ' pj; ,J ... •, ',j .,, ..... ; •r --· " ..·, '. ' �' . l"RWAY , ' ' - I Where Sawdust Trail Crosses Gay ' Wijte Way ' Spartans Hard At wo r ~ For Giants In SuJtday Ga m e I 'h ' •• --------- ' ' ,.,. ' I . .. / ·•: • '£·!~~ f'OR RBNT-5 room holl58, modem conveniences. Rent very reaaonable. Phone 202-R. The DaUy Tribune. 8-1·t1 H'!!~ ~- :.~ F ront 8~ FOR RENT- Houae on between Wa.lnut and Coat. Reduced 1-cnt, newly painted and repaired. Inquire or Mrs. ld<! Dobbs, :ilnd house above Depot. ~ 0- 13-61 iTc5ft' RENT-lSmall ;um,tort.I!CI cottase 367 orant st., Middleport, o . MiarJ Bmma. Boice, Cheshire, R. D. 2 ' u.·e D· aJ · 3t. IIETHANY M. ~· CUVBCII'- POR RBNT-Newly furnls.hed apartment, a.IL modern conveniences Next to po~toftlce JftdJ. P!l.One E. a. Beesle, 201-J. 9·21-Bt For Sale, Mioe. FOR ~onathan Frederie B.aU. Putor ~ :' Ulr & ,. Grimes Qolden apples 45c and up without C!ODtalnera. John Werner ·on Leadlns Oreek. 9-:u-at POR 8A¥J!l OR RENT-Four room ~ouee on Butternut Ave. Priec :reucmable. Por furtJ'1er tn forma- tlan coli ..s.x. 9-19-&t PO~~Rye, IP'een beiUlS an~ tumlpll. H. B. !lush 0., Phone ID2•R . ' ~ Ml~dloport, 9·31-lt ' ., ~ ·· . ·----~ Did You Ever Stop To Think? HOTEL COLUMBUS '' I'IJ\'NO, Organ, violin and other fltltnaed Instrument& tuned and rtPalred, vlolln bow hair :":"::med, prlcCIJ reasonable. Write or phone .118-R. oeo. J. Het.zel, Pomoroy, Ohio. D·UI· at .. ·- Cohnnbul. Oblo. COO Booms Flrtproot BMtli Rcdaucd. ROOMS 11.00: ,1.21 BATH $1.00 DININO BObl'll AND COI'FE& SUOP 'C:::::!::::::-__ Under Same MWt&JllfUOD' 4LBA Ct'~IJ II.T UOTEL New Sm)'l'll&, JI'IGrhla I TILLIE TilE --- \, THe TRoJ.A.N S ARlf OlJT 'm BREAK NOTRE D.4,M/!S ~ECO.RO 'J'OIIJ~R1 OF ZG Sne4.1GHT VICT'ORIES! ,. a.... a .-uu, s'oaan Ueated \Vrl&e ror Booklet. and Ratn J~ES H. BUTLER 'By Edaon R. \\laite, Shawnee, Okla. PRlCII QP GENERALlff••I'G,i.JQ-~ LiftRIC · FLAT TOP ~apr WI~L (!/(ing/x Res!rlence •D¥Afttl OCTOI811tt· . . In the Oueen City- ' You ahould neyer for1et the importance of the vari~ ill· ciuatrieo that make you~ city and ilever looet an ' opportunity to encoura1e aud uaiot them in t&eir 1rowth for therem real& ~CO aucceta of your o:ommupity ..n~ the welfare of all who live anll work there. Speed Maniac. ahoulct toe tau1ht f,hat the time to loe c:are.f1.1l ia before accidenta hapjieq-not afterward•. By ~ thiuldn1 "Safety ·F irit," a lot of th- Jump head firat into troultle. Evorybody ahould read ~e danified ada. Moat_C~von-boofy fiact. 01e for them, for thet'aro of sreat value to both bufl!l' and aeller. ' t.foat !:ilie~ .-.~to ht~e a lq\ !lf trai~~ IPMk!lfl• "f!t•Y Rf8 !r.~ to~"-"' 11'1!\PI~ 1f ~~have~ tra1~ \o',.lJF abOUt tbe n1~ ~. '. at the n.fht lqpf• ' \ 4 ' .'' ' .~ ·~• ·•··-.. ,;;: . . ' ' pj; ,J ... •, ',j .,, ..... ; •r --· " ..·, '. ' �.. ' .· . ' '' ' •• ~ Disperse(f~i· :Pollee Control Used On ------ ·---- •• •• ~ elf wtlh o ll' UlI •lTC ·1 '• '.,. ·1!1 't•"'· OH"'IO" . "tOll ' Ull UfH U&. ~LDDI .I o . :1'• -"JOU want '· ·· llelp • COUlliY ~ Jherttf. Be tarmerb' - tn READERS' NOTICE the News Otllce of The J>aib' 'l'rlbune, call 2S6-L; If the Bualnet11 Oftlce ask for 202-R. MlddJo- ""rt.- - - - - - HIRE Po& • ·- Fl!NEBAL • 'nw! tonowlnu: ou.t--or-t.own pP.t. pie were hete Prid&F to attend L! . funef111 of Mn. MJla Start : T. K. stark. lln. l.la.ude Wlntera, Mr, .... !4"· ....,,. K-h ol Walkervme. · Ontario, C&nada; Mra. WiLIter 'Pauluecl ot ToledO; Mrs. WUBmn&ns and 10-. and. Mn. W. WUUam& of 9e1aware; WUJI,am Movie Is Clever Musieal - >• WEATHER FORECAST..,OblcHih""""' Slightly wanntr portloJI>. Cooler Bundoy o1tom<>On """- Guarded TONIGHT ' &i Middle- - FIELD ~pproaimately , 240 Said To Be EaDeCially - Hard Hit GOVERNOR "SORR'lr''i But S..:ya Ito Too Now; Meiaa County Included Rf.OUCTmN Pl~N IS APPR~VEO BY IHm r~RMERS PRESIDENT ~PENS : r~IGRAM n AID i • ~~UNTRr~ BANKS Courtroom Drama - Expansion Plan To Helt> •l Both Open And Clos· INVADING MIN[.. TO REDUCE ACREAGE TO "THAW" ASSETS I Of Banko Open Trouble Brews ~ 'K•IiJ· £tone State · Strikm Threaten ·' I ed lnatitutiona And Sol- vent; To "Pee" Price 1 Le11 Colt - Of Cotton By EDWARD B. LOCKETT Sept. 23-JNS-Presldent RooaerreJt today embaft.. ed 1,1pon a bolt! credit expansion ~;namm. e mb~-ncin:r relief to both nurn and elc qetl banlu!, and n giant cotton Mote~ purchaae ot about one-half the cotton crop at 15 oentl a' ~· · It hu otlter am.blUo'f! ·.ehemeis ... . Len Tl southern. cotton lfl'Owera tor tedert.l oat the laboratory table for , eiaml.'lltlon, tnctu.dtn1 one ot ftaal)cJns purchases In t.he fleltl 0( beavy 1ndUitr1es, such B! ateel t;nd tall· .... e.na.za..• NAVY:.BEANS . ... Ou ~l'ii l«j ..... n pound on .,·' ! c.nD. zb. 43c ' ot ·-·· ·- '' I F~ED . " lb. aack I Balciac Powder - . ,.. __ ~1.79 . 1lll¥,tle - Chi ' WHEA:T Dairy • ! 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':!:''"" $1.59 1 STANDARD BRANDS ' - . zw~zsc· Carton . . . . . . $1.27 'I Much Bitterneu E•ideut aa Reault of Adjournment Proceedin11 ~Pc ...___,......,.- ~·-- • :CIGARETTES ',/ 4tc: Draia Pipe SoWeat · ,.;;_ ·, LARGERI~SO . I ' Nurse-Confesses Ohio Legislators Kidnaping Plot Leave For Homes ...... '-AJI'II . . . . . . 4 . . BEANS .~...u · i ~• . Cclff.. ·,., ·Sw- Dow.. :":""' ' ~...,.... 29c . ' .. Cor.~ CJMi'Uemu loo . . DRESSING . QuA~f:\t M~D ·. SUGAR 25 :;k $1.25 . ' .. ' ' for bis J. Bailey turn& BII"IOI!IBn~ ag1o1n coJofe,r with his attorney as smoshing developments come nnt payme»ii on one on the heels .of another in his trial .at Oklahoma allotments are City. Bailey (right, at top) is shown talking to his attorout from Wuh- ney, James C. Mather. In the lower picture, Albert L. or four weets. "'--· ·•· • ··• ·acreap reduction Bates (without coat), notorious killer on trial with Bai-•· by secretary or A. Ws.llace at 15 ley, is shown with his counsel, Ben Laska. 10=~~~~,.., PURE CANE '· . their 1933 1 .r.::r; ' - 1 .... ct~nt!l 1 The banking proeram will begin With fCdf'f!l) moves to "unfreEze'' i ILSRet.s of bnnks open and solvent I but nol liquid. Atter that will c~ a comprehensive plnn for the ! relief of dcpoaltots In closed bankl. , Mr. Roosevelt will put t.he finishIng touches to the move In behalf , uf IOivt!"bt but non-Uquid banks In 1 Althoqh not J'et 21, these twin!!., n series of conferences with Secre- Releb and Ollte Parish. or Lo11 Antary of Treruury Wlllhm H. Woodln I ..t..: aut ~i an enviable record over the week-end. 11\e relief of ~ Ther were univl!r· pluu for closed bO.nk will alty at 15, etar (let Wtderway I • 1 , bacbelor alter. There W11.8 a of arta dqjem and are . thcat tile President. would date• fOT ~ al &:heme!! ready ror operation JhfiDIOPbJ at tbe University he leaves here next Tueld.ay SoJJilttm Califomia.. Park home In New York ....,..... ·' price pegging operation bns- ed on federal loans to growers or I product. 5 ... ISc Z ... ISc WWJ the slxU1 munte.nr convlc~ atnoe the war crime was lauhcbec1 bere m baflts.. ooE:n -·wrl W[ST V!R&IN ' INS Stan correspondent by ..!~. I PR[p~R[ T~ . .UfiJ;;._:t I Approximately 75 Percent Of Proclucen Sian for Move 15 Pe..Ce11t; . -Farmero To Be Paid 28 Ceata , Erudite Twins WMhJng:t.on, nee One) * • Pl&her waa a recent bust- vtaltor in Weirton, W. VL (OootlD.uea · ~ &nd MANY OHIO SCHOOLS MAY BE CLOSE mate ol Chlctt.ao; Mn.. Walter WllOolumbtll and Robert Dlabro of Wayne, llleht88n1 conaiderlna' l:he plan adyaneed t:.onilht "-,, 8~ tn l!ut t.l)d ~ l>oblahl 9 . Uama M LIOHTIID a .. LEASED WlltE 011' IN-ll'ERNATI .O NAL NEWS SERVICE. Dlf!>ro ot Doytoa: Mn. J . P. Shu- A. J!;. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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