http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/c357c823a271896637ac1d9ad15c14be.pdf e16595f3bb0dcc80935f96bb88800ba4 PDF Text Text .. Ul EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 286-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R - , FULL LEASED WIRE OF l ·NTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. u 400 Men Put To Work on Varioua Pro;ects In County TO RECEIVE CASH (wt.) { ht.) ., 5'11" lrl'lO" ... 6'9'' 6'11" 1T5 For Pay lnatead Of Orden For Groceriea And Clothe& 176 ••6' 116 c. P'.B. 180 180 Q.B. 11() 1:. T. ... E. P.B. 0 ., '• 5'8" 5'111" 6' 180 180 . 18 18 10 5' 10" " 20 "' "' 8'1" 21 T. .. &'7" o. 164 5'9" 20 19 H .B. 167 180 172 100 6'114" lJ •• ,. E. F .B. T. E. H.B. T. 0. T. E. T. ' " 18 18 •• •• 18 1T6 178 8'3" 105 (1'1" 10 180 190 180 5'9" •• 20 10 6'3" 19 158 6'9" ··~ .. ... ,. 187 187 187 18<1 5':U" 5'11" 8'1" '"" 156 ··~" 103 "•• .. 10 ••3'11" '"" I.UH. After Dark Monday Even ina MAKE EASY LANDING Newo Of Safe Endina lo Gained When Flier Reaches House ., - Brldleton, 'N. J., N~v. the swamp lands .about south or here last ni1ht. The two 1\yen who had ~~:~[I the upper reachet~ or the e atmosphere for a milee were sate NeWll o1 their about 8 o'clock thle momilll' Major Pordney made hll ~ay twamps and bois ror a d18t&noe 18 •bout Ulree mlles to e. !annhouae where he had brealr:fut. Commander Settle remained to 1\Wd the lostrumen~. balloon landed about before six laAt night, 19 •• W~M~N LLOON IS LOCATE. Explains Theories HHD f~~ M~~E C~MPl HUSBAND IN PAlATI~l H~ME Wealthy Chicago man lo Killad In· otantly PISTOL USED Fdlowing Quarrel Which Wife lo Hit With Billiard Cue REUH ~ffl FREMONT To C.IT)' CaM lata Opinion it With Peroonnel Angle Taken Care Of , Well ~EetJ•~~~:~i OF PROGRAM Hop Off From Liabon In Heavily Loaded Plane sUi;;ElUNnND£NT THREATENS c:t;~f;;or;~FPlina::ll Ditpoaition Unle.. ToWDt.end Be•ie.ed TO STOP AT AZORES of Op-itian Columbu.'l, 0 ., Nov. Jntendents, Dr. H. E. Ryder of Fre· First steps to Iron out the nwnt, was expected in ColumbUI ronfUIIed sttua:tlem" rlllln1 1hl8 week to confer with Bricker . C'))lnlon by Attorney-~1 Dr Ryder aid be "Y/OUld demand Palililboro, N. J., Nov. 31--I~IS--1 w. Bricker on use or school Lhe attorney general reverse the Still suf!erin!l !rom shock let• tral'aport.atlon oi hlth . npinkm or he would carry the IMue hysteria. Mra. Audrey Smith r.thletlc teems were taken I into court &1!1 a tes\. cue. former 11tage beauty, today wa.a rials of the state department of I Townsend, who bas been be!lleted der polloe B"Uard in a Woodbury education here today. W1th letters of oppoaltlon to the h08p1tal wliile authorities ht.re preHundreds of sohools tn the &Ia.,. 1 CJpinlon said the Qlletltlon would be pared to lodge ChllJ'Ies again.<~& paru~ulo.rly lownahlp and . rural taken at the annual meettna of the Rl.ih School Athletic for the fatal shOOUllJ o1 her hus- schoola, awaited t.be bnd Sheldon A. Clark, 35, 80n ot 8 boa.rd here Priday Jcseph W. Ftchter, wealthy ChJcaco sportsman and ettor of educatlan. vice-president or the Sinclair Rc· today with C. 8. fining Company. depa.rtmellt's vocational Clark, an oftloer In the dtvlslon. Hutchinson haa Corps during tlle World War ferencea In the pest severat l employed as a maintenance with oftleials at tbe a.ttamey l pnneer by the Retlnlnr rra.I'S oftlce and the Ohio UttUties Bhot and killed Commission on the question. biDiard Doubt was .expressed that home here toward his wife, In would be the head wltb Experience DifficuJty In Gettina Machine Into Air I The stratosphere ba.Jloon Comm. T. o . w. Bettlrl Chester Pordney' lapded 10 " ~ By Clniet' 1& Cente-·BY Mall $4.00 lAND IN P IN Nf WJERSEY Balloon Landad ,. 8'4." 5'11" •• Trtbune .. 5'10" F.B. 1n The INTREPID fliERS 18 1.. H.B . 0 . n... .. 10 5'9%" 11'1 STRA TOSPHER 23 WEATHER-Rain an .~ , colder tonight. Wednesday generally fair. 18 20 I 6'4'' 1.. 180 5'9" ,.,. ·~ 1'111 •• ••6'11" 176 5'11" 200 ·~" ,. 11 "'18 19 l 0 Citiet Vote Special Lev. iea jn Order to Keep School• Open ·~ :'J:\ . '· ~~I \' .·. 1\t LOVI , . \ 'I I The women a MIBii!onary 8ocleb' o1 the Preabyterlan cburch will meet Thursday Nov. 23 at the home ilf Mre. PlortNle !Uehards wlth Mre. Of'Ol'le Hetzel usUUna boateu. APPEAL UNSUC<JU8FVL . ' . ,..DO LOOK 1,...... ....,..._,.... -f MY OLD RANK I~ .IUITM INTI4UIID M ., ' Today and Tomorrow "GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933 Joan BlondelL Warren WJU·· 't Baruch Advises, • . Ag8in8t lnftati'bh lam, 0111 Kibbee, Dlclr. Powell, Aline MaeMahon. Raby I Keeter, Glnpr Ropn. - I Expert Finane~ Sa~ _ , Ia Product ' ,_ "Muddy Th~11" "'J'ootlllh& Paracle"' 11::9~=;;::;:;::=:;;;: l ·! ,, Turkey Shoot -ATPOMEROY GUN CLUB THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23 Clay T araeto, Rifle Matc:hea and all other Le1itlmate way& to win' a Turkey. SHOOT STARTS AT NOON I ri••• Eloctric Ranao you a INit ' tb1111 ahDply a "uew'' ....,._ It • trivu automatiC cookery-ore hoan of I'~ tutina food, ar-ter itA. •t~ more Ia Shot by Throwina Brick Plate Gluo ~UiDOII. Meat, ........ Th&r. •hJ' we &d· WollltD rio liavo .,... cooQd by I oler:tlidty ban • "!!"Jlrile ud treat In ' """ for them. Aa Ellcti1c Rann ...,.. , U Pl'fll &o mill oar , .,,, ~~icldy. MEIER MEAT MARKET •w• Phtat ·- ~ DBLI\'Eit" lft·~roJ, ' ' ·cl-ly ae<l Wholaomefy; · Look twice lief- yoa liuy aey, ~ ' ~ tile ,.m;, of cooking ..~ · ~"'· 1011 1 .p...s·,oar ·monor. ·• ventlon. Leo Meyerrlck, who former emp~ ot D&l.ry OompanJ, wu hospital a.s the vJcttm shootlnl' to re&u1t from mlllr: lltuatiOJ'I. He wu P-l)ine, authorlUet C)'Cie lor Ire had .. the plate lllaa wiQdi:nr products .~toft on ·""!lito Ohio. . . . \IIIU\trf ' ' IJ&k\ poUceman Emeat~.iji~ uw.· ., �,, •' ~·"·· ..-·. _, . TUESDAY, NO~ l " " ' -lla-· ,...,..,, OI>Jo,- 1110 1t.c1 . ,' . ' " I '. li, 11, 11b ~~~ · ·~~ ~ ~'~ · --=~=F Plt.Gili'WO ' PAGI 'l'llltD a:ood ; 1upply ample, 92 ICOte 21 89 IICQre :n 1-t : 88 '-OOl'f! 19 .st.ndMJ"d 22 1-2 or ~ 11 ¥1'· , ,.blllblld DoiiJ' ..,. LDc&ted DD t.owi>< 80coDd 81...1, I'OmUOY, 0. WIMD wr tri~ tell4 Ul JeUert .,. ~e1p m•tttr for publie&Uon the' ~ ll:l aU ouee 111ta thel.r ll&IDIII-41tb0lllb not neceuarll.Y ro bt JlfDkd. AlmOJIII.OU. lettcn., however csce,li!D \ and ~ble ln market tlrm demand ~ooc~ .t t ....,nio ample , J'le:QJ'by current ne. VIRGINIA GREGG NEWS tre&h extra nratll 26-31 ; hen.: 1-ery wh it.e elCtras 30-35 , So. 0 . W. VII.., Ky , C\U"''ellt re<: 2'.!'·2~: rebiler at.or f1r~t.1 lfi- 16 rerregflta.tor tx~ 582·L LJa.s 16 1-:l 1'1 1-l Vegetable., Cabbag e ffill l kt ·l Jlllr demand slow! supply m.:x.le-JII.tl', New York • tlafis.h ly~ bulk per t.on t4f) ~U, per beml.ll 260-216 , llu baiikt:!ts 100-110 Vlrgin ln savoy lyJw lf'Lluee cratee mH!OO mOI>tly 115 •·ew s tock sou.. th C1u ollua potntt'd lype l 1-2 bu ID 00 im>I&UOO WUl "' publlabe~ - Yello:w Jackets N.&T(QHAL ADVEaTlSING B8PKESEN'IATlVI:I · -.n..-.......- . ' t. ~·. fr~ ~+~ ! ..ft-------~·~r~.~.;~~~7.~~nu~Oftk~~.~~~~ao~.~L~\-----------For BUiiD.e. Olflee aa4 Clftlulatlon D-,4. " we~~J~~-~~-~~~1' cau ..... . I Month.~:. ~. .... . . I WU)ing plays to be used , !ina! cot"te.st. of the season The . .mo will b< play"' at the I I Ch h' ., ~ es Ire· 0 u tt'he Mlddle"port hJgh seAool Yf!l·q _,I One . . . . .16·0pe Ono Month .. .. . .. .. • .. .. .. .. lJO'I'hree Noa.Uu . .. .. . .. .. . • .. • ~0 ooSLx Mont.ha •• , , • , • , • . . • . , • _., Y••• ..... ................. .. ' T PI , = .._l' ~~!:c a!:!n~~~th ~~~: admiMion prices to br chans:ed ~ IQlllpf>l q 115-}90 ' .601 UJt 2.00 --------~--------------~-1 I ...,'-. ' '' ". :t! "' '" bu tUN wen ruahtnr oatbo,-.u...... . For ~ban ·' E . . . '. S~le By l.!.• o. :-1 . ' •. ' r, •• , . ~t: ""'' ..... ,.., 'li: ~ ........ .................................... ~ Record w~e~,rs bollled • :felt 111re for • drinl§. Bewildered, not why, abe of 1.'933 .,wie her to a B~~Y--~~--~--------' .. ent~. Be tanc the entl;v th.J 4oor opened . .. '. ' COMPTON STUDIO " '" '" ' 1 ' · ' Middlepo11,Ditio . ' .. . -.· .JAcK yng MancA SE:ATTLES SWIMMING MAR-VEL WHO WAS lHE ,LEADlNG RECORD , BREAKER. OF' -- 1933! are hyping: up their sched.ules to meet the trl-motorea.. planes. Plll:lli· engers can be C!'rrled for a cent H. mile and hustled three st11.tes lh n)ole of inore practical natures who realize the situation mo rp clearly than their dreaming neighbors, realize that thcll' wa:-~ no chanc~ for ultimate t~ucceHS in any event at past their l «>asl :-;u long ns the varlous nations acted as they have charge. oil tl'd lo the present time. ln spite of all the ballyhoo about peace and disarmnmcnt, there is not n single nation in Europe of front 1 ~1n k which went into those conferenceH sincerely and with Lh c definite view in ro.ind to really help toward bringing H bo ut a more peaceful situation. Quitl' to the coritrary, every one of them went with P~t · tntenth n of oUtmaneuvering their neighbors and hr)JI <' Iul that their Nystem of diplomacy would be more 1 t' flt ctual tllan their competitors which would mean th at th ey wouJd bring about certain reductions in armaments which meant little or nothing to their fighting forceo but w h1 ~: h would react greatly to their advantage because it wo uld damage their competitors severely. That has been the situation throughout. That is the si tuaLwn now and until religion or something else as polt 'llt J,'> driven into the minds of the varaous world leaders wh1c.:h will change their viewpoint, the effor:ts for univer· :,a l pel!c.:e will never Hucceed. There is too much selfiHhneas and seH aggrandizement going on in the world at present for anyone, dreamer .o r otherwise, to vta:ttalize a really pea~eful world at this time. Bt:GS FOJ!. NJ£1\fY I T destination tree or .. TOP, . ' Are you fault-finding, ''picky"- Waleh your aem& Got )'OIU,ftin &bout nothinlf tliatreallymatters? omonnt of oleep every Dllrht. Not because the other person Ia Eal reraJarly and oelllibb'. Fllld wrong, not because you are natu- lime for ..._lion. And 111110ke rally mean, but becau.. your Camela- for Cam.el '• eo~tUer never pt on )'Oar ft!1"!!!, nerve• ~ a-jangle... out ot tune? . IS INllWbP iqCO!l4JS~eitt IAI...._ COSTLIER TOBACCOS to say the least, that one of the low~~t forms of hUJI'IIjnity, the kind of brute who attempts to extort money from another, shoMid come cringing to C0urt when he Is ftpally caqghi In hio WI· •peakable and beg for mercy. Y't th•t is what 1)!18 lite ~eynoldi ca40 where a thua attempted to Reynoldo $10,000 on the threat of wife, an e~pel\tant mother, if Camels are made from finer, ~ .' ' . .. . , ~ ,'r I ' '-;; ' , '•' .• , f .' . , '· ' • • • • • • • • ' ' .,• I f 0 ~ J ' ' MORE EXPENSIVE TH'E:y NEVER GET tobaccos than any other popular brand of cigarettes I ';It· ' I ' I ., ., I' ' '• ' ' ' ,., • ' I' :I ON YOUR NERVES/ ' ' .. • J.,;: .. kl:."l~" tl "1l . ~ . ........ Liberty Theatre ·" '· •' MORE TROUBLE FOR LEAGUE announcement of Italy to withdraw, not only from the Disarmament Conference, but from the League of Na tion:-~ a~ well, is nnother body ulow to the intern&· tJul1ul dream of au organjzed inturnational peace. While this will be heard with depressing effect upon thnse who have devoted their time since the close of the That's 1:1peed or the very nnest. anxiety. It I& a little too ~:~udder>. for >I orld war in an effort to bring about some such condition the Bug. But we are living In a 1hul warfare would be definitely forced out of the picture, bl&h·ge&red age and the ra.tlroods I A solution for the per· sonal gift problem-send· your photograph. Old friends will appreciate it because it's y01..r-tl gift lh~t-money can't 'huy. ' ;..,.,,., -ble, . .. " ~. · '• " Christmas Photographs h-qnt. At a lhabbr, ' I II ~: : ,. I Ia ' .. ' , ' ' .. ' ..'., .' ., ' ,, ' ~ 'l ~ ·' , ,,1, I•' I I1 ·- ~r I • ; •' '•' ~-~ : I I i'· '• I " 1I, ' " " I l I • )!, ~ ' " "I " •• �,, •' ~·"·· ..-·. _, . TUESDAY, NO~ l " " ' -lla-· ,...,..,, OI>Jo,- 1110 1t.c1 . ,' . ' " I '. li, 11, 11b ~~~ · ·~~ ~ ~'~ · --=~=F Plt.Gili'WO ' PAGI 'l'llltD a:ood ; 1upply ample, 92 ICOte 21 89 IICQre :n 1-t : 88 '-OOl'f! 19 .st.ndMJ"d 22 1-2 or ~ 11 ¥1'· , ,.blllblld DoiiJ' ..,. LDc&ted DD t.owi>< 80coDd 81...1, I'OmUOY, 0. WIMD wr tri~ tell4 Ul JeUert .,. ~e1p m•tttr for publie&Uon the' ~ ll:l aU ouee 111ta thel.r ll&IDIII-41tb0lllb not neceuarll.Y ro bt JlfDkd. AlmOJIII.OU. lettcn., however csce,li!D \ and ~ble ln market tlrm demand ~ooc~ .t t ....,nio ample , J'le:QJ'by current ne. VIRGINIA GREGG NEWS tre&h extra nratll 26-31 ; hen.: 1-ery wh it.e elCtras 30-35 , So. 0 . W. VII.., Ky , C\U"''ellt re<: 2'.!'·2~: rebiler at.or f1r~t.1 lfi- 16 rerregflta.tor tx~ 582·L LJa.s 16 1-:l 1'1 1-l Vegetable., Cabbag e ffill l kt ·l Jlllr demand slow! supply m.:x.le-JII.tl', New York • tlafis.h ly~ bulk per t.on t4f) ~U, per beml.ll 260-216 , llu baiikt:!ts 100-110 Vlrgin ln savoy lyJw lf'Lluee cratee mH!OO mOI>tly 115 •·ew s tock sou.. th C1u ollua potntt'd lype l 1-2 bu ID 00 im>I&UOO WUl "' publlabe~ - Yello:w Jackets N.&T(QHAL ADVEaTlSING B8PKESEN'IATlVI:I · -.n..-.......- . ' t. ~·. fr~ ~+~ ! ..ft-------~·~r~.~.;~~~7.~~nu~Oftk~~.~~~~ao~.~L~\-----------For BUiiD.e. Olflee aa4 Clftlulatlon D-,4. " we~~J~~-~~-~~~1' cau ..... . I Month.~:. ~. .... . . I WU)ing plays to be used , !ina! cot"te.st. of the season The . .mo will b< play"' at the I I Ch h' ., ~ es Ire· 0 u tt'he Mlddle"port hJgh seAool Yf!l·q _,I One . . . . .16·0pe Ono Month .. .. . .. .. • .. .. .. .. lJO'I'hree Noa.Uu . .. .. . .. .. . • .. • ~0 ooSLx Mont.ha •• , , • , • , • . . • . , • _., Y••• ..... ................. .. ' T PI , = .._l' ~~!:c a!:!n~~~th ~~~: admiMion prices to br chans:ed ~ IQlllpf>l q 115-}90 ' .601 UJt 2.00 --------~--------------~-1 I ...,'-. ' '' ". :t! "' '" bu tUN wen ruahtnr oatbo,-.u...... . For ~ban ·' E . . . '. S~le By l.!.• o. :-1 . ' •. ' r, •• , . ~t: ""'' ..... ,.., 'li: ~ ........ .................................... ~ Record w~e~,rs bollled • :felt 111re for • drinl§. Bewildered, not why, abe of 1.'933 .,wie her to a B~~Y--~~--~--------' .. ent~. Be tanc the entl;v th.J 4oor opened . .. '. ' COMPTON STUDIO " '" '" ' 1 ' · ' Middlepo11,Ditio . ' .. . -.· .JAcK yng MancA SE:ATTLES SWIMMING MAR-VEL WHO WAS lHE ,LEADlNG RECORD , BREAKER. OF' -- 1933! are hyping: up their sched.ules to meet the trl-motorea.. planes. Plll:lli· engers can be C!'rrled for a cent H. mile and hustled three st11.tes lh n)ole of inore practical natures who realize the situation mo rp clearly than their dreaming neighbors, realize that thcll' wa:-~ no chanc~ for ultimate t~ucceHS in any event at past their l «>asl :-;u long ns the varlous nations acted as they have charge. oil tl'd lo the present time. ln spite of all the ballyhoo about peace and disarmnmcnt, there is not n single nation in Europe of front 1 ~1n k which went into those conferenceH sincerely and with Lh c definite view in ro.ind to really help toward bringing H bo ut a more peaceful situation. Quitl' to the coritrary, every one of them went with P~t · tntenth n of oUtmaneuvering their neighbors and hr)JI <' Iul that their Nystem of diplomacy would be more 1 t' flt ctual tllan their competitors which would mean th at th ey wouJd bring about certain reductions in armaments which meant little or nothing to their fighting forceo but w h1 ~: h would react greatly to their advantage because it wo uld damage their competitors severely. That has been the situation throughout. That is the si tuaLwn now and until religion or something else as polt 'llt J,'> driven into the minds of the varaous world leaders wh1c.:h will change their viewpoint, the effor:ts for univer· :,a l pel!c.:e will never Hucceed. There is too much selfiHhneas and seH aggrandizement going on in the world at present for anyone, dreamer .o r otherwise, to vta:ttalize a really pea~eful world at this time. Bt:GS FOJ!. NJ£1\fY I T destination tree or .. TOP, . ' Are you fault-finding, ''picky"- Waleh your aem& Got )'OIU,ftin &bout nothinlf tliatreallymatters? omonnt of oleep every Dllrht. Not because the other person Ia Eal reraJarly and oelllibb'. Fllld wrong, not because you are natu- lime for ..._lion. And 111110ke rally mean, but becau.. your Camela- for Cam.el '• eo~tUer never pt on )'Oar ft!1"!!!, nerve• ~ a-jangle... out ot tune? . IS INllWbP iqCO!l4JS~eitt IAI...._ COSTLIER TOBACCOS to say the least, that one of the low~~t forms of hUJI'IIjnity, the kind of brute who attempts to extort money from another, shoMid come cringing to C0urt when he Is ftpally caqghi In hio WI· •peakable and beg for mercy. Y't th•t is what 1)!18 lite ~eynoldi ca40 where a thua attempted to Reynoldo $10,000 on the threat of wife, an e~pel\tant mother, if Camels are made from finer, ~ .' ' . .. . , ~ ,'r I ' '-;; ' , '•' .• , f .' . , '· ' • • • • • • • • ' ' .,• I f 0 ~ J ' ' MORE EXPENSIVE TH'E:y NEVER GET tobaccos than any other popular brand of cigarettes I ';It· ' I ' I ., ., I' ' '• ' ' ' ,., • ' I' :I ON YOUR NERVES/ ' ' .. • J.,;: .. kl:."l~" tl "1l . ~ . ........ Liberty Theatre ·" '· •' MORE TROUBLE FOR LEAGUE announcement of Italy to withdraw, not only from the Disarmament Conference, but from the League of Na tion:-~ a~ well, is nnother body ulow to the intern&· tJul1ul dream of au organjzed inturnational peace. While this will be heard with depressing effect upon thnse who have devoted their time since the close of the That's 1:1peed or the very nnest. anxiety. It I& a little too ~:~udder>. for >I orld war in an effort to bring about some such condition the Bug. But we are living In a 1hul warfare would be definitely forced out of the picture, bl&h·ge&red age and the ra.tlroods I A solution for the per· sonal gift problem-send· your photograph. Old friends will appreciate it because it's y01..r-tl gift lh~t-money can't 'huy. ' ;..,.,,., -ble, . .. " ~. · '• " Christmas Photographs h-qnt. At a lhabbr, ' I II ~: : ,. I Ia ' .. ' , ' ' .. ' ..'., .' ., ' ,, ' ~ 'l ~ ·' , ,,1, I•' I I1 ·- ~r I • ; •' '•' ~-~ : I I i'· '• I " 1I, ' " " I l I • )!, ~ ' " "I " •• �• .' • ' • .. • ·I !if• :"i, ~- f.• w llitt.'f i'lltii~. tiiiJ1 Reo~U!o i "Wild Qcyo _<>f the Ro&dl Fami.J,u Qtljlpinr, 01a· ma ior wei. tr.,oy._,.. Atht.n.s, 0., Nov . 2J--Qhlo's firu.ll 1<1.nk In the Euckeye COnferencr. football· mce !!'lay b ~ determined • Saturdav 'Nhen the Bi&hops of Ohio We&le)'BD meet Ule Bobcat.l of Ohio Unlverslt~ 1n ~e gridiron I classic of the two acboole, which this year W1ll feature a D&d 's Da)' ctlel:lrat~ . In addu.ton to settling· the pule as to whleh cle~·en dis~' wtu finish ,lace In the conference, Sat.urday's encounter wW brea.lt the present deadlock. each team ha.ving won the li&D'I':! number o! games over a period of mtuw y~u . The r«:ords now stand at sJx Victnrk'& ror each elev:!n with thre ::corcles ties. Goa<:h Gauthier·s men wm havt: a real opportunity of gaining au edge in games thb week. Th~ Bob· ca.Ls, after" an auspicious start th~.> .srason, have fallen back t.o third place by virtqe of a scoreless tl '! game with "'M&rah&11 college a In third say 11 a traredJ or th~ .. ~terftal ,.. .• r-:::·' · who 1nl!l lut·ed from her hoi'ne re.~~idence of L. Wlrt. Boone lleft). whetl, ~:~~~~:i£or being "too intimate" with him, l!tlt nla11 . ao;- Smalley ire~ . ~Ire. ~ary Boon_e !lower richtJ.Ia held i•J g1.KIItil. Of Luc Dbbaon; fli.turdi_y. eont~ectmn WJtl\ the cr1me 8altfotd. R~J..~ bel!n very iU t.he put· aeveral yeara wUb. 0. E. Jy for several woeU ll not. 10. wen Mth eob:t. l ·· .· '«yen and ta.mlly was \llrlted tn at lhll wrlthlJ. · l!n: Walter Dodaon was a ~l· *' marrlap at Pomeroy r~Pntly oo """ oomet, uuabter of Mr. ond• about ltoo Dexter, Ohio. numcome grldback&: for the parenta. A at whlch Coach Don speaJt wtli oplon the pro- · Prklay morntna:. ' r.e~~~ .~er ~- ObHlilie, ~':lbdaYi oa,- llu · ,·,..n .!let . wltll W: eold. , , .1 Mr. arid Mr•. Joe MOOre :;:. · thuter 1& ~alii~ on steve Ooett aiid. e. . ••o·at..JNGI, STAR 1 m "' ~ •, · ·....;-...:..... Mrs. hcnlu OQleman entertalned. Lawnmee Bairn ot her nephew Paul Rayl and llrtde of butldb:tc a new ille b~ dou61e car ·suntlal. NeweJJ. Vf. Va., recently. are for &Giber Holter. -nawan ind OarJ llobfe VliL. Clar• Bwan of Cievelall!i spen' LaYOI'Ule NeUe ·at syraeuae w the~ ~Wtt. Rattle -~ ·~tt the week end with her m~ther Mrs. very poorly •t the home otlher bro- ~,.. ·· · ' , Mary Swab. tner, Wm. Neue •llr. . . Mn. Bmelt ~.$L. Po&'le moved his family from Earl Cht.dlolm and wife of .Cin• were receD.t rueat,a of WUJ -lteb.ter. the Riley Pirott farm to Grant~ clnnatl spent tieveral di.ys the ~ p&lt Mrt. . Ohittl!y 'ft7HU who Ls Ill ville W. Va .. lallt week. wee.t at the home of the .,.tfer'l 11 ~ iilueb letter. · ' Mre. John '':t· son has PI'OS11!8bed. a large ber of Bishop supporters wlll to Athens to cheer on their d~ rs. The Ohio Weslenn lbl. , Ohu. 11·18~~t. D. R. aolemaD. l He~rbert Swan left last week IiLII brother, Arthur Buck and ,~. I!:U Bmltb remain& about the COT~ Tomb atonee have· been ~ aaPte. dUl. on the pvea of Mrs. ~ Robln~ ll&J&y IJobn.IOn •u a recent W. P. Riley who baa been poor- 110~ and Mrs. Hllinah Andn!Wa ln y:uea;t of Mildel~lne~Reu~ -~te~r:·.:::---'~~~~~!1)~ dert on the steamer Se.,.ator POLLY A.ND ItER PALS The Lone . ..... Wolvet~ ' 'T he Candidate in The .D aily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Great Prize Voting Campaign for $500 in Cash Prizes who turns in the 1'11i;._J .llOSt money secured from new subscribers during this ~eek ~nd·~~g_ ·November 25th at 8 P. M. ;will,J:e-,-f,e.· ei,ve FREE ·i. · ' \>.• I ' v._, :'::~· .. :t-:-' - ·A1-Naw~1 $1-0.0CkDMs,:Whidl She--May _~ Larg~ ~ssQlil.ment at the lt-. Hlt;t ~n! A.<> v'O or I ·I. ' From. the . . ) partment The Candidate turning in the second greatest amount of money will receive FREE !'\fE ....._.A.,. A $5.00 Pair of Shoes Which She··May Select From the Splendid Stock of ~h.e '$ S'¢b C.Hac"" • t'M ~L.MOST I"T WA'C My .. . \A/hen YOUP. Ci ·. Visits OUR Ci ·····e 0 "~au . • . The first p_..iod of t~e . .. r~he race il 'b,ecomiQI · tn~~e - . turning intQ .tlJe ·hom,·~:tffll~~ ·. · • ,; -· ;;;- . ,' ',, ' •• . •• .,,. '""'' ;~ ' .' ' ~-' " . ' ' ~·'' . '' �• .' • ' • .. • ·I !if• :"i, ~- f.• w llitt.'f i'lltii~. tiiiJ1 Reo~U!o i "Wild Qcyo _<>f the Ro&dl Fami.J,u Qtljlpinr, 01a· ma ior wei. tr.,oy._,.. Atht.n.s, 0., Nov . 2J--Qhlo's firu.ll 1<1.nk In the Euckeye COnferencr. football· mce !!'lay b ~ determined • Saturdav 'Nhen the Bi&hops of Ohio We&le)'BD meet Ule Bobcat.l of Ohio Unlverslt~ 1n ~e gridiron I classic of the two acboole, which this year W1ll feature a D&d 's Da)' ctlel:lrat~ . In addu.ton to settling· the pule as to whleh cle~·en dis~' wtu finish ,lace In the conference, Sat.urday's encounter wW brea.lt the present deadlock. each team ha.ving won the li&D'I':! number o! games over a period of mtuw y~u . The r«:ords now stand at sJx Victnrk'& ror each elev:!n with thre ::corcles ties. Goa<:h Gauthier·s men wm havt: a real opportunity of gaining au edge in games thb week. Th~ Bob· ca.Ls, after" an auspicious start th~.> .srason, have fallen back t.o third place by virtqe of a scoreless tl '! game with "'M&rah&11 college a In third say 11 a traredJ or th~ .. ~terftal ,.. .• r-:::·' · who 1nl!l lut·ed from her hoi'ne re.~~idence of L. Wlrt. Boone lleft). whetl, ~:~~~~:i£or being "too intimate" with him, l!tlt nla11 . ao;- Smalley ire~ . ~Ire. ~ary Boon_e !lower richtJ.Ia held i•J g1.KIItil. Of Luc Dbbaon; fli.turdi_y. eont~ectmn WJtl\ the cr1me 8altfotd. R~J..~ bel!n very iU t.he put· aeveral yeara wUb. 0. E. Jy for several woeU ll not. 10. wen Mth eob:t. l ·· .· '«yen and ta.mlly was \llrlted tn at lhll wrlthlJ. · l!n: Walter Dodaon was a ~l· *' marrlap at Pomeroy r~Pntly oo """ oomet, uuabter of Mr. ond• about ltoo Dexter, Ohio. numcome grldback&: for the parenta. A at whlch Coach Don speaJt wtli oplon the pro- · Prklay morntna:. ' r.e~~~ .~er ~- ObHlilie, ~':lbdaYi oa,- llu · ,·,..n .!let . wltll W: eold. , , .1 Mr. arid Mr•. Joe MOOre :;:. · thuter 1& ~alii~ on steve Ooett aiid. e. . ••o·at..JNGI, STAR 1 m "' ~ •, · ·....;-...:..... Mrs. hcnlu OQleman entertalned. Lawnmee Bairn ot her nephew Paul Rayl and llrtde of butldb:tc a new ille b~ dou61e car ·suntlal. NeweJJ. Vf. Va., recently. are for &Giber Holter. -nawan ind OarJ llobfe VliL. Clar• Bwan of Cievelall!i spen' LaYOI'Ule NeUe ·at syraeuae w the~ ~Wtt. Rattle -~ ·~tt the week end with her m~ther Mrs. very poorly •t the home otlher bro- ~,.. ·· · ' , Mary Swab. tner, Wm. Neue •llr. . . Mn. Bmelt ~.$L. Po&'le moved his family from Earl Cht.dlolm and wife of .Cin• were receD.t rueat,a of WUJ -lteb.ter. the Riley Pirott farm to Grant~ clnnatl spent tieveral di.ys the ~ p&lt Mrt. . Ohittl!y 'ft7HU who Ls Ill ville W. Va .. lallt week. wee.t at the home of the .,.tfer'l 11 ~ iilueb letter. · ' Mre. John '':t· son has PI'OS11!8bed. a large ber of Bishop supporters wlll to Athens to cheer on their d~ rs. The Ohio Weslenn lbl. , Ohu. 11·18~~t. D. R. aolemaD. l He~rbert Swan left last week IiLII brother, Arthur Buck and ,~. I!:U Bmltb remain& about the COT~ Tomb atonee have· been ~ aaPte. dUl. on the pvea of Mrs. ~ Robln~ ll&J&y IJobn.IOn •u a recent W. P. Riley who baa been poor- 110~ and Mrs. Hllinah Andn!Wa ln y:uea;t of Mildel~lne~Reu~ -~te~r:·.:::---'~~~~~!1)~ dert on the steamer Se.,.ator POLLY A.ND ItER PALS The Lone . ..... Wolvet~ ' 'T he Candidate in The .D aily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Great Prize Voting Campaign for $500 in Cash Prizes who turns in the 1'11i;._J .llOSt money secured from new subscribers during this ~eek ~nd·~~g_ ·November 25th at 8 P. M. ;will,J:e-,-f,e.· ei,ve FREE ·i. · ' \>.• I ' v._, :'::~· .. :t-:-' - ·A1-Naw~1 $1-0.0CkDMs,:Whidl She--May _~ Larg~ ~ssQlil.ment at the lt-. Hlt;t ~n! A.<> v'O or I ·I. ' From. the . . ) partment The Candidate turning in the second greatest amount of money will receive FREE !'\fE ....._.A.,. A $5.00 Pair of Shoes Which She··May Select From the Splendid Stock of ~h.e '$ S'¢b C.Hac"" • t'M ~L.MOST I"T WA'C My .. . \A/hen YOUP. Ci ·. Visits OUR Ci ·····e 0 "~au . • . The first p_..iod of t~e . .. r~he race il 'b,ecomiQI · tn~~e - . turning intQ .tlJe ·hom,·~:tffll~~ ·. · • ,; -· ;;;- . ,' ',, ' •• . •• .,,. '""'' ;~ ' .' ' ~-' " . ' ' ~·'' . '' �"']' ..._ ..·. .• ... ' 1 l - . ' ;1"' . ' tllll DAJLT TJOUA2 'PONiRbr. CBIO. TOE8DAY, NOVDIBD tl, Jill Rabbit Hunting May Cost Some Hunters Relief Phone 286-L BUSINESS Phone 002-R ome!': Cafled for Work, They Will be Taken From Relief LiaU. at 1 0n.ee _ ~========~u=:u.~~N>~..~n=·~.~~~~nw~~~~================= At Middleport Store to the Bare Walls-Nothing Held Baek. 1933 Winter Coats and Dresses Economic And Financial Adviter Of Treasurer Out Of Sympathy -- WITH PROPOSALS Will. Attack Adminiatra·l ~inlier& tion Monetary .Polic:iea A Fraction of Their Actual Value. 75th Q.iamond Anniversary Bargains ·• . \,'·· .... Read Every Item. These are all extra Valuea we are offerinr for thb nle only DlaJnOft~ RIIPII GIVEN AWAY fRill ' America.n Pamlly Sprlns SetLles, low prlced S1.2.5 9alue ...............................•.. ..-·- ... ·· ...,.. . ,, ..... ._ _ L&ra:e one· Sheet Size ORANGE' AND BLACK . " Ticlcet rlvea with each liOc Purchaae dur· ina our 75th Annivenary .. Sale~ which ends SatuJI,IaJ!,!Nov. ~Stb. .., DIAM~NJ;?S GIVEN AWAY AT QUR STORES SAT. EVENING, NOV. 25. m. 9p. . ' TONIQBT;t !\ "COLD DIGG,ERS OF 1'933 Wednesda1 Shorb: . 'hran, ' dur- I ~ Creepln• . ,'. ANNIVERSARY SALE ... .. . • .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. 36 1n Dl'eflll Peroo.le, latVe As!ortment or Fau Pa.ttema ........................... . DIBH PPANS, Oray '1\t.a.n Enamel 14 QUART SIZE-VALUE ...... , ........... Men's "Healthway" Brand Rubber Ha.lf Heela Complet.e wl.th Nails, per pair . . New . .. A81JortJ\ent ,. or ~. Juat reoelved , li'I'Qm 25c ; NT vort. your eliotee ............. . . . .,. ' 9Sc JOc J.5c, 8c 9Sc ~Oil;i, '$metiJ.~r ~ ""'- ~~.. D(on.ll' and Maek WtdnHdaJ" I ."'...... 'Sc PALM OLIVE SOAJI COmbtnaUon!" • . . I ~r. I Two Blae• · Crowa In ..trrlca.' . HaUnee f p, M. . ........·.....,;~.. -'---------:, .- LADIES RAYON Sn.K PAJAMAS, all colon $1.00! $1.50, $1.75 valuet. t ~ r • Annivernry Sale Pricea 69c, 811!:. .$1.19 See These Wonderful Routen an, RcK!helle Hadson. Edwin Philips. l The Rouse ........ . able and euy to clean, Three rood , sizes, Fl:-nlde DalTO, Dorolhy Coon· $ .19 · GALVANIZED SCRUB PARS. Large Size-A Handy ~11 To Have Around -~"'h MAGIC ROASTER Blue Speckle Ename~ Hirh Grade "WII,D ,B()YS OF "THE ROAD" economic ) ' Winner Must Be Present When Ticket Ia Drawn . ' . • •nd Thund&y Zipper Pront - And otber OOlor!l .. .. . .. . . . . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. 4 AT OUR RUTLAND STORE New Low Price, li blades :zk.-10 I 1 oz. Bllie LISTBRINE ATTENTIOJ':I KNIGHTS TEMPLAR tror .................. The regular monthly conclave of Ohio Valley 'Com,mandeey will be held at the asylum in Pomeroy, Wednesday evening at the usual hour for assembling. All · Sir Knights are urge11tly requested to be present and1 any sojourning Sir Knights are cordially invited to attend. Following thE! business session an oyster supper will be served. By Order Of The Eminent Commander. Atteat. L J. Heiner, Recorder. . ·-· '. 7Sc ioft '.'~~~o ,\. ,, ' ;: I ,.j LADU:S SUEDE CLOTH OXPORD8 Bl&c:k or ~ with Cuban Heel ............. . RBD SOLES . . . ........ ... . .. ... . .... .. . .. . . '2·45 I ·SONS MIDDLEPORT · . .... .' c:loaed io the tetter ""'no . . him de.s with He sali "'' "I am polle:V of tbroutrh market£, "Finally, importance, threatens a ot the BOnM,-·.: ;;,,i;,.l~ · bondl, are an unu.tWa.etor:v in• vestment a\ a tlme when a pvem · ment 1a determined to deprecla.\1!! Jta c:ure:Ttcy. "We are a mereurla.l people. The memory or poet-war depredation of eurrenmes ln Europe ia BWi freah , We have recently ed dlatn!&t of banks wtld..firc tJtrouibout A almllar Wll.Ye of c:Utl'ency t.hreateDS," That. Mr. Spra&ue l5 a.s&Uftld of consklerable support all-eadY 1.! ev· ident. The U. S. Chamber Of comrraerce only l&at Saturday publillhed &. lft01Ut.lon W'IIIDI the prealdent to return to the tolri standard and abandon his preeenl., experiment1n11 with the t.he dollar. value at 'I'bat Ule admmtatratlon entnc Ita 11nes for t.h.e battle allo 11 evident. beenthoMIIhl1 Jr. -:::··.. c--: t•~·.~;a;; ~::,."";;-~}:actina war. ::--=-:. c-·1 ~~~~ 1 ANNIVER.'>ARY SPECIALS IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT Annl•m&ry sale price only Boy'a1 Size, ... , . , , , . , .. 46c 80c Bille 1n Bptap ~·· 1~. 'Ibe former ftnanctal &dvlser the Hank or England, wbO ld't poet "u & patrlotlc dutr." at requeat. of President 7 .;JSc· 3 .. .. : . .. .. : ty~·:~-~~ .~... . with t.be economic prioclple.> expl'es!led. MOUNTAIN MIST QUILT BAri.JNO; .· ' ; 1 4 AT OUR MIDDLEPORT STORE declared he dld nDL 60 WATT GENERAL ELECTRIC LlOHT BULBS. Special MICKEY MOUSE SWEAT SHIRTS Theatm . . 7St :~::: ~~t~~. ~rv~~~ ....................... r;.,. ., . ,. · ~ • ' . . .io;J, and pract.fCat Weisha :il5 tb&.., by 01. HENDERSON C~llS Self-Government Needed ~ NOHICI~LS T0 GW[ WO~K ~~n ! If Business Is To Regain: Confidence, Swope Flies CWA State Powers Want [Woman To Tq Know Situation T S • 'd In Buckeye State a 0 WCI e AS AFFECTS WOMEN No Tra.., Found of Victim Se Below Manufac. turer's Cost l.nb · ,~Vi··. ··'"··. i~;?i,l<l': '. Eaa t Ceftufile By CarTier 15 Cent&- ·BY Mall t4.00 Of Woman Bames Officials to- ear D~parlntent So Capt. Rea Goes To New Fields To Con· tinue Probe I WEATHER-Cloudy and colder, probably light rain changing to snow tonight..:~· Thursday generally fair. • an<l colder. FULL LEASED WIRE OP INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. ,. ·o ut Ladies Ready- First Call For ' Basketball Finds · : 31) ·Girls Ready r EDITORIAL OFFICE .. - of Unusual Manner of Factories Will Not Reopen At Profitable Until Assured Of Fair Competition Measure of Cooperation ' PROMINENT BUSINESS LEADER AVERS � 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 11. November 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. 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