http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6d340bdc25a29b1c83c893a48c677516.pdf d18938a2927d1edc7dfcad7e888eb2d1 PDF Text Text • ' .,~ ...... ,, ' ' 0» 10 STATE IUstUII 11 rr-H ~ T AII O ISTH AWl C. u l.. L..dJ~ US 0 EDITORIAL OFFICE WEATHER-Incre«sing ·' cloudiness followed by rain Saturday. Slowly riB-· .....,.,.,. ing temperature in wesf pmiion Saturday. Phone 286-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone :W2-R FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. U U'l - U'l In The Trtbilne 1, By Carrier 16 C.DI&-·By MAll f<,OO CWA SE-T-UP IS D ·NOUNCED BY SMIT I -lug~ Death Toll Recorded In Ohio On Holid ••••• ····~ STATE M Y IDEA OPP DHII DRY LEAGUE SHOniN-G~. AUn Happy Prisoner 4'~" Come Out terably Oppoted To Participation Oueged or Inco~lete lll&teri&l Rep:U.Ced 7 l J AN f\ 9 Ji l ~· 1( 1'/ ::.'2 2l f' l ,, ]0 ll L( , 17 w 2.7 2l 29 }C l y lG l (, 1 f\ l', 1'> 0< ' ., 'J 01111. " '· Bhlr~ aiil!Or. 23 gt· ' ~dlepozl.' was ktiJed by the aceiden~&L; dls · charge of a brother's shott:un. Ma.r&'&ret Green, 20, fatally wound- 7' ' ed b.v a scuttle 'I '• JI 12 ' " ~~25~~-:.~f~or~j~ st~·Cl)..,nmellt m~l\" I ~Oil Celled '• .......,.,...,t prolecU..., Ou~ by Governbt li4uor ..the ~ on:• I' 1I ------ ----·-l ) ll l'/ - - - - "!'\ " '' .I ., f l'• I / l l ' ' , ) 'i 1' .' \ 11 1) 1) ]I I McNauaht de<lared in a atlitement. ,J:<indemnlnl' the plan. .....hi of lhe troillo and llillln~ or t.hat traftle with government rt.· - ' m•nt 101na b1to lhe liquor , 0 (] ® ~ t:J JMit.t col"ltrol also means. "unques- Dec -·· · IU&rd'Ullen, under ·= the liquor pto J<inj." 1 : ' i : 1,. · Muffl,y, today were "The cantto or .,_.cipol¥1 ' plan;1 ll'clleuo colllceted here at he asserted, "Wlll :create bal. same b~t.ween the . · · . •.,: loes to explain why thee ]I tJ {jy l# @ ffJ Jl• NOV '- ,,:T Ule quate revenue.'' uaed, eK1Jla1ncd Adjt. Gen. Charle~ The probeblll elll'ect of the &ntl- Barrett, "and we came lo Ree that e.aloon Jeaa:ue atand upon the chan- It is protected" c:es and ·tate of Uquor oont.rol ·leliaThe auard11mcn were under or·· latlon in ·the lalglalature when It t:era to l111t ttll ticket apnt.B and convenea here next weet waa • ftnd out how many had been sold ~t* of apeeutaU.on today. by each and when they had been .SOJile doubt r.Jnady had beeJ1 feR be r&l· ~rg@ Number Proceseed Pages this ~ TITLE__f/1£JW! ~ nt <Continued on Paao Threel • . , . I I I l ha.ve --=--~~=-:.::=========;:_-~:-:-::--:::::::.:::;::::::::=======:::~===:=~~======::::~~~-===:~~= • - '\ · ' • , ., .. The'IIOve~ •!111"""""-,conlld!ni'O To Depreciate Dollar Fur· other 24 members or a committee laat :.V'"!~J!Id&f, · ~""''"!!";· that, 111e tL• SPl•e ., ' of Cam· San Franelsco, Dec. 1-INB-Af- inK cftlm at Palo by Issuing his lir$1 throuah the San Froncl~o Cham .,.,....~ , ~ volel eoulli be rounded no;r_ on terma.th of the lynching bY a san public statement. since h ~ wM reUiJ leO enaetmel't of Uquur · palp of CHticiam Jose mob of Thomaa Thurmond tired from the presidency, chntgl01f ber of commerce, as follows: "The crltlcism of the former control I&WI under the emerae~y provi.sion. He indicated \!14t lie the III1PilOI1 Of several tnftlien dry ininthebiB·~to. McNaurbt, •~lemont (OoDIIIIIIIII d I to- '*' Paae llllll I'BEUD BDIOtJIILY JI.J. . Vienna. ,Dec. 1-JNB-Dr. AI•· mund Preud, uot.e4 '*suo ·rtlJi&. 1.1 aertously W ar.;'l l'IUI be:m e<·fl"' polled to caocei &II engqemmta, it ,... leamod toda7TO 1.~ DIRPEN8ABD8 ~0 Dec., I-IIIli-Oiiicqo U __ ...0 u.ve 10m11 ..onn o1 quor \4111'" peniM1'J fO;r I!Vt'IJ'? 500 retddenta "hoD natioNI lir01116iUOU rt]ieal lleOCIIIleo etr..Uve nut Tueoday, <i!J eolleclor's records Ollowed totho1II&Dd bin . . - . . _ _ will be_, io tlail dth . . tnballll6nla With It- "!..,.,• u:r..n 1&1 ~- .aoo and Jack Hol.mes for the kidnaping Oov. Rolph with "gros.<; lgnorancf' By OI:OROE H. HOt,.MEB and murder or Brooke Hart. 22, for- of the f"ts," and defending his a~ · Wathlngtn ooc. 1-INB-tln· mer President Herbert Hoover and t1on In the bonus army eviction. The attitude of Arr.hlbl..sh"D Ed• <loterr<d by <t·ltlelsm abi'Qid and Oov. James Rolph, Jr., today wer~ Wl1l'd J. Hanna. was refl?<cted ·In arP.t ho_me, ~he admtn18tn.t1on l't'- engaged in a. bltter controversy. Gov. Rolph publicly &pproved the edltarlal to be published today bv FlUJled Us campal.ln to de~reclate job,'' and the Monitor, officlal newspaper o·· the dollar lt. term~ ot roreirn C1,"_ lynchings as "A &ood rt>nclea by aaatn &d.vanclnl tbe started a dlapute tbat flared nero.')'; the Roman Catholic ArchlocefK' o(" the country. San Pra.nci.8CO chat£1ng that "the price or aatd k:Jday. 'nle sensational expho.nge be- Governor has insulted t.he Justict The BI"' quotation ...,. t34.01, a new hl8h, •• ap1111t the tDJ3 tween the ex-president and thE" of the Amerlean form of govern · quoted betore the Thanka!livll'"" OaUtomla Governor followed a ment." "The lynching In San Jotle." II hoUdar. The adft,llce, wblle anaU. 11tatement of 25 prominent cttlz~ns wu in lite witb the apparent pql· lncludtng Mr. Hoover who ~buked -nrlll declA-re, .. was murder." Participant~ In Ute ora:y of miW lcJ ot alow'l.)' and: r.autioualy p\Jih.. the Governor's stand on the tynchviolence Wf't'e accessoricR to thf' -;,p the I'I'ICO, willie studying inp. Oov. Rolph Immediately struek cHme. lhe etrect on commodity prt... and back with a critlcllm at the evle~ "only OOd. ca.n clennse the lt01 Y' fDfllln exe.1Ju$. To what extent the RPC hu been tion o! Bonus marchers at Wash- from the blot or murder ; eertatnl~ •nPied in lhe loreitn tpld market ington, D. 0.. durtna: Prr:::ldent not Or>vemor Rolph, wh'l hii.!J ur: · r...~~ ,;~ Hoover's tenn ot office. Gov. Rol~ f8Wfu1Jy t:alled down thl.8 hldet U" clalmed that hta action In re· stain upon the I!IOVerlgnlty or Cnl ~ tf>lll'•rf..~~~ · · ph fualnr to send trOops to San JotM t,.. lfornla, which by his negiP.et o.nd Proteet the ltldn~,pers wns justlfjed Irrational uttera.nces. he haa ab~ kl. IIi M\il' . · in eon~t· wl\1) the bonua ma~l· di~ated." ' N>o . . ·. . ., en ~nt ln t.he national capital. CloY, Rolph replied t<1 th• &tall'· ¥r. Room broke the Tho.ntdllt· nlent. lllllued by Mr. Hoover aJ1Ii lhe Pail Tbroo) au. imdllc"""" Ji•'!ff"· ""~ l\!i.'.. ~ ~·l{ft" ·~ ceoo- "" •111•"' :,i settln& ·m· U!d. 1n the HoUBe of Representatives to .lleCUI'O _ .. of liquor conlrol le8illa)lon ·ult'IP'erf.!lf ~"" Pl-!~"'1( eurr~.~he #~~~~g;ir• Prominent Woman tb";, Politician Dies In th• 0 American Sharkey, C.m1rot•or ·j R. B. Mel!on .of Pittaburgh, make poslllble restorauonouglas ff'dera.l pay-cut, U approved by eonUnl• the pubUe workl " ~ -Suspect in Hamm Kid· Paued Away1 was Press, the demand for revision of M . ' . :- -L.traUOd: i5 "~~~~e!~~~:.:;:: (be · veterans economy a.ct has in-, 1"1. Josephine McGowan l!'i "'d." BmJth'r a napinl!', Hang• Se1f Philanthropist CteB!Ied. Pre~ent naurea indicate Victim Followin• Appen· will be more pubUc st. Paul, Minn., Dec. t-INS-b veteranR expenses wm be cut t250, ~ d' .1• n.,._ . clr!r way 011 Feb. 15 than 1 P tts urgh, Dec. 1- JN'S--Richard (lfiO,OOO a year under the economy ICI 11 -pcrah\)n today. Of tht civil works His mind .tJII}&rentiy h~t.vlng snap- Beat.ty Mellon, our of the builder~ 11 ct. !rat-ion. Smith said: ~Loorl ."lt-d while o. d~tenda.nt in t:he Wil- of thf'l vast Mellon hnslnf!fltl dynMty 1 An a.pproprlatlor of a.t least $500. ~ Columbus. 0 ., Dec. 1-INs-Death •·It wu t:l'f&t.ed to hide :am Ro.mm. Jr., kldnaphti trial, died at hls home here today. or,o .ooo more tor relief of the 1m- today had taken one of Ohio's mast ure of a.nolher existing 1 Willie Sharkey, veteran Ohica(lo Death was caused llV pnf'nmonla. . employed will be Ul'led by con- prominent women poUtlcal leaders. was set up because or ha.:r.gf'd himself in hl3 HE' WM ?ft , · ;1 gresslcmal liberaL'! , deMplte IndicaFaiUng to recuperate !ollowtng has broken down. at CO\Lnt.y Jail he1·e i..odny. Mellon, 8 bt·othe•· of Andrew w UonR that the adrnlnll'ltrator would an operation. tor a.ppendicltls, Mrs. "HI\lf way IJetO'w&ee/l"n' " t. 1 11 Sha.rk~y. although acquitted In Mellon, tonner secretary of the restrict Ule amount. Josephine McGowan or Canton elliet un orange Ls a 1 IB·.v ea•·,. l federu.l eourt here In the Ho.mm Treasury and former Ambe.S98.dor to The report of General Douglaa o: the newly-established minimum between a work a.nd ktdnaplng, h~ been suf!erlng un- the Court of Bt. James, had been ?.-!acArthur, di&elMing the low rank v.·aKe divtsion for women and chll- work is a civil work." rier the delusion. authorities said, tn poor he&lth for several month!!. or the anny among nations of the dren ln the lryJustrlal relations deSmith su...,<rgested. lobe t1 1Rt he wo.:> mad~ "the goat" by Hla condlt.Jon became crttical world together with the navy de· partment, died yesterdAy afternoon wor~ proeram may be ·~~~~- '! .w &)' fron, %th prosecution and defense. WedneAday and he lapsed Into a purtment's recommendation tor a in Mt. Carmel Hoapttal. caustically te-nned lt holldO.)'. When joU guards made t.hei..· coma severo.l houi'S befol'-e death. stronrer buJldlng program. may Mrs. McGowan, who was 4'1, was the incomp~ttor.t.s 1n name accidents cost the lives of morning rouncis to rouse the prlsa Mellon Is survived by a widow. rave the way for a real nght for an .1. noted figure In state and nattorsl works administraUon" five penons at Cleveland and an~ oners for breakfast t.ln•y founJ. Mrs. Jennie King M~Uon; a son ndequnte preparedness. Dt>mocratic politics, ShP. wa.s the "perpetuate the delay other Cleveland man at. Sayre, Pa Shark-;y's body sURpended from the Rlr.hard K. Mellon and 8 daughter. The action of Secretary of Inter- w.·ue or Frank McGowan, a mem- 1 tape whleh are hold In&' The vtotlms wen Walter Janovsky . top rung of t-.is cell by a. noose Mrs. aauh CordE'lla Mellon Scaife. tor Ickeh as admlnll!lt.rator of pub- ber of the state board of real estate . be devUIIng the real public 47; Raney D. Green, 40; Norman which the ~ugstRr had fashioned Member& of hls family were o.t hln ltc works, tr, using funds to canyon examiners. program. " ordinary governmental operationsDeath came to Mrs. McGowan He took .xcaaton to reU~V~ Davis, n: Edward Bmlt.h, 14: Josp with h!R nPCI:Ue. He ha.d been hAdside when death came. eph Goetz. 51, ond Wllllo.m H. Leh- dead for two hours, physicians eti· Mellon's ehlef lmslneAA lntPrest n!ti!r congress h&d cut them out o.t yflsterda.y followinK an operation r.elf or a broanstde ngaJnst a man, 24. umated. · was the Mellon No.ttonal Bank or the reqne11t or the administration, for appendtcltJ.s with whlcb abe Lice or ldenmytng A. L. Saunders. 40, and Jame:; Shark~y c~o11J his thrre co-de· which he wa 111 tht' president. When I~ said to have weakened the "eco- was stricken last October 14 whUe partments anJ agencies by Patterson, 2:f, died in Canton Au- fend&nts In the He.mm abduction the late pref'ldtmt Harding urmolnt- nomy morale," of congreM. File was attending a convention of ns ··a pm'! wllich beats the ~~b11e1 ll~~de~i.. Oth~ tra!Nfli~ trtal were being held In sobtar• • Pd Andrew W. Mellon. Secretary of Speedy action 11' grant.Ing 11.500.- state minimum wa1e eseeutlvel!l word puzzle.'' v c IDll n e R. weN' 0Y P t"vnfinement here Q8 priMmm of the Treasury, ltlchard. a.s.sumf'd COO,OOO more for the public ~arb called by Secretary of Labor Fran"Up to noYI," 29, of Ashtabula, und Stewart [,ytJ" the fedcre.l government, a.walt.lng many ot hls brothc>r's biL'llnt>R.~ l'f'- program ot Ickes is expected, btll ce~:~ Perkins In Chlcaii'O. York governor lB. of Spmgtield. extradition to nunois where the:;r : sponslbtUtles. memberr; of congress WhOAe pet pro~ I Arrangements were made today Iestablishments were to go on trial within a month 1 Mellon'" latest appe1uuncc In t.hP ]l"Cts have been flouted are plann ~ £or the removal of the body to Can- schedut~d for' ~·::~~:~~ TO MEI!T CUBAN LF.ADF.RR for the 110.000 abduction of John public eye occurred thi'P.e weekfl. agn illg Lo write specitlc directions In tc.n for funeral servl.ces lllld burial./ been .Increased !~ "Jake the Barber" Jl'actor, wealthy when hP. asked the goverrunf'nt t" lhe meMure. 1 Arcordtng t.o plans anPOUnced here, a.n FCA a. PWA aDd ~~!"~~~ Havana, Dec. 1-IN~Amerlean Chicago and London stock pro- ~-f"xa.mlnP. his 1930 income ttlx rP"We art'! going to spend money to 1 thP funeral services wUI be held at NRA a Ccc a TVA an Ambasllador Stunner Welles, just motcr. port becauRe or a dll!pute ovP.r n get out ot thtfl. depreMIOI'," said ; 10 A. M. Mond&y in SL. John's R.PC~nd nOw we returN!d from conferences with A jury In federal court here early paymP.nt of S18.951. In his J)f':ti- SHpo•u·~~"- r Henry T. Raine)' of th(' I ChNurewch, oafL ~~~ndtoe&nt.h of Mrs. Me· 1 It lOOk.& as though one President RooRevelt., was expected this week acquitted Sharkey, Roger tion the ftnanciP.r revealed that his ""' ""~ se t minded profeuors tu meet Cuban political leaderfl. to~ Touhy, Gus Schaefer and Eddie Income ror 1930 was $3.598.031 Tltl8 attitude reftects that df many Oowan callle a.s a shock to state ednwith tb ~ay or tomorrow and present a new McFadden, all members of the _ Among hta lrt.t.est phUanthropieH m _.'_~bers of c_ongre&'i returnlna: to - -iCOIFued - 00 -;;.,-;;;-8- ,. - 1 "'"P~n!!up lOt col~ rla.n tor solution or the l!land 11'~ . ...... ., public's political crisis. (ConUnued 011 Page ThreeJ f("',ontlnu~ .,r. l-lfllfP , . , . . \ (Continued oo Pare l'hfte) was uneoPl'Cicu&ly . . . NTROVERSY RooseveIt W'll I CALIFORNIA LYNCHING STARTS CO • BETWEEN · I'DOJ, PH. . 0 CRITICIZES FORMER'S STAND :'~:Oil!c~':n~/:; ~~>•· .~ Contmue .Pohcy 'ND .EX·PRESIDE-·NT HOOVER WH erhor ,Otl(/(1 ol arlmlnLstra.tJ.on plan ot liquor con- the stadiwn IJ&tft!l and ticket oftrol tq Oh~ 1.s Cor •·sOcial Control nee rather thom revenue P~" ..:- dont know what It's all "The 10vemor t& . . the about." salj Ben Owen, dlre!et.or of !:\llpated PfOIJI'&Dl ~ ~~trot athletics at the untverslty. raf.b.er than rev~u~ produtltng, but While cua.r<tsmen were seallna 1t wlll.~elther tontrol ~ brlnl ll'et the Ucketa In envelopes and set~ue, McNa\lJht ~,sal~~ pea , una 1n motion an lnveatiaaUoon of CIY Of one wing ot the. "'n.a ·'J'i~, re~ Ifootball recet..t• at the university 'enue. The cry of the olhor winr •was ntorm Under plan endors since Sl!pt. 1930, 1n accordance ~by aoveinor White we shall hav~ with the governor's ord~r. The the old-tashiofl.ed saloon. the bootM Aqte eleven defeated Oklahoma, ltlOer, aovemm.ent participation 13 to 0, and approval ot a areat soctt.l evn. "The 10vernor has been told all klndA of tr.ouble, and no &de- that athlcUc money has been ml&-- tliat IUII'ioient votes could Cl TY PUBLISHED_ ,~[?t~::;';;~· also att,ck.e4 th8, sent a detachment ot I! claim or Governor White that the· Lo the campus to take charge l.lcNatllht ;~;-~~- ~ ~ - ~ - ~J ~9 -~ 0 'g, ~ (J]; ~ (f) Processed by o,... Mormon, tionabl.J. more v:·_poljti1l ~ tiona! thon any o~.io11em rol i ljana\ltl~ ir)+l oov. -.vnnom "AIIaila pennUs u pawns.". I : ' 1 2I at Football Game in Oklahoma 111111· Lhan restricting or prd)llblttll(l I! " · NcNauaht charled Ulat aovern- 1'f Th:keh machine, whit:h · C' of; 1b1t1ahoma aDd A. M. PQ&Slbly be held in check, opd wblcij 'lll~ ." ftrat g;l<iiron eonte•t hold wiD mr.te it ))08Sible for "<Ullscrtl.p~ der '''mutlal lnw." lous poUticlans to h_,Jd retafl :\1quor University t~UthOI'itles wel'e - \3 Overiee Sale Jt mearu the IQY8tl\· poUtical - - - durlns: womo.n I ne&ll, rather I 'H ' 2Y Jil L ings-Both accidPntal and mtmter- npectabUity. 2~' ------- ;.· I ]1 Over So-Ca)led ling Of Alphabet "Brain T1111t'' temperate we·.athP.r for ho!Ma..v p~ ·· toll or vlo!Pll~ deathrt yesterday reached a1. IPo.r.t 18, a survey by Inte1·natloua.J .N r w ~; Service revealed today . In ack:Utton to automobile "ml t'~'ame ratalltles, the holldl\y death., t.oll waA lncrear.ed by Revenll shoot - ? ', 1'i ' ,,,_ I' AOMINffiTHA IS TAKEN TO · BY £X· COVE turston.,, Ohio's ll j• 20 \ l ') 9 2', ----~----- li /•. ,, J AI n 12 ~ 2 - ( ') l MAY - _, 11 .---------------·· - ----- l i ' , 2.'1 )0 29 MAl l f'F.il 1 Alas Poor Turk! B)' International 'New!! Srrvlcl' . Swelled by Aut.omobiit. :"•. •.: Jn L '. t a! motorists took c.d ·~·antll.g~> ot" thP Material IJama.gad or l nc o111p l ete $ • [G~N~M~ PlAN ~f 1 Congreaaional fight On I Rigid Program Ia forecaat At Open Grate, Another Is Fa tally Injured In Fall e- _ Materl.&l to M1crofU.. ¥. Woman Near Athena Sl!ot In Scuffle For Gun's Poasesaion By State Government; . ••• ADMINISTHATmN n BE HTACKED WOMAN IS BURNED ~ ¥¥.¥¥ ACCIOfNT~. G~USI Of 1~ fH~liTifS IN LIQUOR TRAFFIC ···M '"l"rQtec&ii!D" ' eana . . ' ,. .,. . McNauarht SaJ& . ·, Q· ¥¥¥¥¥ ANOTHER 0 18 BEHEADED T~.;'':;:,~·h ~~~a:,~\~"'-~b~~ The former president r~plled: "One tt·oublr with Governor Relph's st.at"rnents Is his RI'088 illnorance of the fart.a. Hot a slnrte chot was ftred , not o. slngle persron wu lnjuMd b)' the troops called C!Ut in Washington In re!!J)Onse to tne llppea.l ot local &uthorltl~. The tl'oopa ended the . biOOd&Hed. which was then in PJ'OII'IM throurh con~ nlct ,betw<cn and police. "Tho ialuo hen II plain and not to be oboeured by aucb mlaatat. ld=~-:;un,PwiiiZZI~ game for the nation. a. ~~~u~·~:sch~~- ~n··..:~~~: m~~~ •n"'"" :~":":~~~ h~e .,.~·.n~.:~~ted or i:i';~!. ~· The execution waa the aeventh 1n arga.n.lzi.ng It 1 two da)'l fer the Cologne &xe man, insure action, mU\1. The gQ\'ernor has been ad- hlo having put to death six cornM ineftleent exe~utives voc:atlng lynch law. It ls a sub- munists yesterday morn.lng. of state ena:dleers vemlon of the- verltyls~pirltA of I orCABINET CRISIS IN JAPAN ganl.ae soelet"'; un mer can. •London, O~.c . 1- INB--A cabinet President. recallfl the Rhootln&' It Is a re ft ect Ion on t h e stao.c: o1 which oocurred neo.r thl! Whlt.. cautornta.. It Ls not suppol'ted by crlsl.tl develop:-d at TokYo tOday, P.:ouse at the ttme of the bonus 1Us clttzens." P.ccording to ar exchnnve telen';arch . "] do not th!nk Ute eJ:~presJdent's graph dspatch, when Viscount TaI have never forgol.ttn that u·a.- ~:>tatemeut o:l!ls tor e.ny r:>sponse kaha8.hl l'!Jl,-ned as finance minisgec\y. with ttl mowln!J down of by me. HUI statements and mine ter in a ;,tttcr controversy with mar: hcrs tn the streets or WB8h1ni· speak for themselves, the Amerl- Nnal AtlnJstet Osuml over the ton. ..There was no t;hl."rtellng of inn~cenL blood In San Jo~. Compar~ that to the altuotlon thot developed near Mr. Hoover's \"'hlte hous". We ramt much b<>t~r In Ban N•• =.:l'" u;'' can think r·orforme.them9elves Jt I!' people unbecoming as covernor of thl8 state, to be r.arryina on a controvorsy with the ex-prellident. "I cannot fl.llow to sta.nd, however. th> ox-president'• otatement lhat 1 adv..>ec.Le 'lynch law.' On tht' conLrary, J liave sa.ld. and J repeat that I alw~yl!l will ha.ve proround rerpect tor law and the sane and orderly conductt or justlc ~ through the oourta. · "And I repeat what I said In my ~mmtbuslntteea, '';!~:,"'..,u~~~ ...... ~ ess 1!1 and God 1mows cra.zy top·heavy with red tape beln"IJ left as it be1nr crea,te.j the admlnlstmtl~n to rr.L;, "ellet' n.nd get more ~·!'Opria.tlaaa. vy's demands for Increased ap· I ~~~~~~~~~g~~ ALASKAN VOLCANO IS JN ERUPTION D$h Harbor, Al..urka, Dec. _ 1 !NB-l-, 1 Vlo ent eruption of Ule great. ~Itkin volcano rocked the ttnJ lsland of Kanap. tn the southern moot tip or the Aleutlas. accordlnl ~ advlces received. here today. Ma5atve clOUds or smoke and lava original 11tatt.ment-that while the thundered Into the sty thl! mom~ The ohiLJ'P against· J&w !Jhould hne .W ~~lt.~ed td ihi &bd then rolled down the lldea ment wu made In the tak~ U.e oout'fle, th~ "people lb_ T. Ulek·· ·cJ the ~ni YOlc&no which bu . Deputy O'BIIIIttiJ. action have ••VOl! notl_c~ ·,10 !ljl! Ob- , ~ ' l'l"tuinhllb,J , during tire ororld thai in cOiffornla~~· I ~ dJ# ntpbq ..r1 ""' bll toleriltOd. '' • · ' ldif of Ull! ,... reportec1. ,...,,liP tb•[ �' ' P,t.Gil ' ' :I'Wo ·r r Tilf) QAILYIIOPI. If,TlllBUNE li!IIO!tcl .. 1821, at lllo ,..I Olflot -~ ~~>&Iter "'llllll>" Dall7 Beo:olu! et... ,..._,'bblo, ~ 111o M\ or ,......, t lm. liUI!di:J..,..,.,. ~. LOcal«! DD IAW<r tnend.. Pol!_. 1!1 ~ -..-· ..... .... ......... I:IDI Yell' ..••.••.•••••••• ' • , Br IIIII ~~· ' 1.0ne Month"-.. ............ . . .,. .. .................. ~~'T•-'" HEW'ING THE NEEDY ow that a - Sl.14..., ~~~~.on... ..,. . , .. ...... ... . . .., lkth .a.08 J: oa ' . . . . . , ' . . . . .... The Cat That Will Not Come Back CHESHIRE ~-- --- J ' ' nliDA Y, DEO!'MBER 1. 11133 • VIRGINIA GREGG Phone 582-1. rnlnlatn.tlon -- .10 1.011 1.00 I made toward ', \ ·.,. ., \ ' ' ' ' ·, . \ ' ' .. ·- . \ '• •, ' ' \ • . \ .. •, for both lnsicle 11nd ou'..IIWe DIES INST ANTI. Y :935 ... t hl:' Kl.ti- 1 Fifty million dullar~. It W88 also JH JutPll out 1~ould r•Dt go ra.r to\1 ard s1.8Wllzatim1 of forelgn ex• rha u ~e especially when pitted 1 va.lmst the tl.500Jl(JO.OOO which tbe Bank or F.nglRnd uses In Its opera- lion~"> A(JmifiJ~tr.tlon leaders profe8Red , u be umlblurbPd by lihe ,xmtJ.nued ..l. . -~dreaded "terrible Touhy' sang of 'n:J:tn~:o: at 1h ~· JJrt>IIP nt policy Llmdon, vee l-INB-'11~ h~~Cr - Chicago, In the kidnaping af Ha.m m naLioo&l llold price was , lowertd l whn wa~ held ~t. Junf' ui\LU •100. 1-2 ptf\Ce' to.bout thr~ c~mtll) t.OOay 000 raP.'iOm wa!\ paid Thf'y had to 125 ,ahllllna;s, !.wo-pen~ per been Indicted under U1e llf'W 'Lint1 {1 ur:ce, with a premlbm of : stx~pt!nu bforgh" kidnaping law pa.o;;St>d rf'· r1\'er the French rate. • I c<.ntly by congr@ss Thla WM @qual to about '32 64 In The stram or mor@ than fow !Contlnuea Jrom page one) Americ$n currency at today's open- n,onths 1n Jail. most af which w.~..~ was tlw lflfl of 1t $3.000 000 church lni exehanif! rate of t6 22 1-2 W '~pe nt In Mlitary confinement, and to th~.; East L1be1ty IIPa) Presbythe pound. t:>e rlroroWI ([rllling by federal au - terla n 1 ongregntlon f'he building The Aale of 381 gold ba.r11, vafued thorlties began to stww an Shark ls now under consLmcUon on th e nl 703,000 pound.! rapproximately 1-.:ey If' the ~losing days of tnt• tnul ':lt.t• of Lht· hous• whe ac Il ls mou-ulf t3,013,17$i waPi announced at the , hPre He aclal queerly 1,.. th .. cour~ 1 W!<s b01 n I'I'W rate. , , and defense aLtorneys ~ld 11;· 1 10om had beca me "stir cruzy I~ • GOI.O RRJCE LOWEBF,p (0ont1nt.u:a' trom t"alle OneJ - - -- Noted I -============= GANGSTER SOUGHT FOR 1 o~I:!:N~ - R~~~EV[lT !tiS - A · who. pot;ln~ il a mr..f~'>f•llltll boy , .o:hal and .fclll ed JQ$tph f B~I' Joe) Aud ino •a tw!c&-OOI1\'1cttc'l booLieQgP.r llfld ~ 1 -- ~ j " putf' d ' blg ~me gamhi er, ;va 'l 1, (Crmllnu@d trom n~qe Ol''!!) sought by Rl'thort.les today 011 u shorlly o:b~nd il• Ot)t>ratlons Warrant cher&lng murder. abroad , rhr Khootln g occurred Thank!i· Thf" RFC is op(·J almg under a gi vlnr nll?ht iu Big Joe'11 st.orf" 'I11e Sf•O.OOO,OOO lund Which WUK de so.lle.grd bootlfil'@t'rs \'rU · o.nd threl' cr,bed by AClba~·uHlor Robert W "" frler.ds witr>~sed the killin g Plngham In ~n add! eSii in London Ra"n na. t::> ndland l xecutloner ' I ~ ca.W!ffl some surprisE> here. and moved 110me omcia.L~ to challenge lte accuracy The BritiSh fund, It was JlOiuted out, Is not only thirty tlmea liliger th1l11 the American tund, but ~J,io b. used hi OPf"n purchMeR of p(,ur •<ls ol ste1lm ~ dollaf'ft, and J•anes The RFC has confined U.s operHtlons ~ Imp ly to !iOld on ttw \'1 a1aen tlltJory that commodJty prlres will incr~aStJ cumr.u~ rumra.tely .,.. Jth Lhe price of gold Acquittal I ... and a hair dollars The ambuaad· r 1 s description of the Amerlola 'und BR similar to t.h.e Brlf.lllb fund. I - ----------- - '\ 1100.000.000 }eEt.erda)' na belna; similar to ibe hlJge Brllish equalization t\Uld, Mmountlnr 1.0 more th~~on a bii.UoD. 1"1"" Ex-Middleporter :Dies In · ~olumbus He 1s survived by one daughte r Mrs Snyrt', wJth whom he lived, ur1d thr·ee sona, Call, Paul and Er0 T OhUnaer, Middleport rallnest of Chicago. The rtonmlm; may be vtewed by r( ~td man, say!l he Lhlnk.!l he has lriends at L~ RH.wllngs Funeral MO mf' kind ot a record. Rather G u 1 t a v o a H:olfman Suc-- P.ome. 1Jrm:dly, th.e man announct!d that Lhree members of the Ohllnaer cumha at Home of H'• homily wlll celebrate their blrthda.y , PRIODE HONORED BY anniversaries Daurhter in Capital on December 18th. '! J •t!Y are Helene, 19, Clarence, 14, SPORTS WRITER F'urleral rites-:;;-OWJtllVCII Holi.- 1 1 nd Donald 12. all bom on the • ume day ol the same month. man, 88, who pa'ssed &way In (:olwh • MetgA cuunty and Pomeruy Bend bus. early Thursda y momlng, will be fans will ~~ t'lit.ttld. to learn t.hat oonOuct.ed from the H~ath M. E Waltel P; lOde, proba.bb the outqhurch here Ba.turday utternoon at • tanding center of all ttrne pro2 o'clock Interd.ieat wm bQ ruade rluced on a Middleport ~lgh .sch0o1 J.p the Middleport Hill cemetery bY fnotbll.ll team was chasen by the ALSGC Ja.tt:d P1 (31:1 for 8 IIUard po$ the Rawlinas undertakers · Born In 1850. Mr Hoffman had t!on on. that Pre.s8 Association's 1'!61ded In M~ddleport until ,p.bouL 5 Frst AII-Bucli.eye teo.m Pr!Cide conv~rte d into guard by y~ aao when he removed t.0 col umbu..s whtre he had made his home Ocach Ped"'!l ~t Ohio university, .~;; wlth hls daughter , Mtll Ralph :l. Junior and hall completed his Sayre Hls wife dl t:d short!~ before second year as a mem ber of u.\. bP. went to Columbus FOii a bout va1slty tootbull Learn at At.hells 50 years he was employed ut the Polberoy Muchlne Company, in , DINNER IIOSTE88 Pomeroy I Mrs Wllllu m Sayre m1tertalned and 3oldiers the aartcuUural a.djWilment admm - dJurn walls ~traUon Oov Murrn~ himself wa.~; sllt>u. An lr\crtMe ta IH)Vt!mmmt..&l rP- when llllkerl for an explanatlou [l venues over lfRt yeir, t6nl.her wllh lwaa recalled. however , that. ht had larJPr rett.t.rtJ~ ant1c1$Mlted.· from U- fMQuently crlt~d · o~u empba quor tax• also ma1 ." aid In the ot f~11, and vther Jntf!rcol 1 b>Jdtt~t bflant:lng drhe._ letla~ s port.. f\Dfl P3Ymtnt or hljj:h Unde1 the DouglJ,~ PI!OtCf'&.IJl ..of a 1~abl.rlf'll tn ' ~eoaches • f2,800,000.000 budget, !e~WIIVE! of Ou une occasion h P 11ald lhe um the t'D).OOO ,OOO annuli Po~Jt oh'lcf' vuslty paid 'loo much att-tntlou Lo e:~~r.oense, a I». lanced buda;tt except f'lCtl•nllb, bu~k~ tli~l b ahtl 111~11 fr,r -tmera:ency , exve~tures would balls • Le provided. He p~.A to bPgln - - - -- -retirement of the puW.Ic dt>bt In '' It ha s been said by reliable people that men are be· !ng given work who are property ow ners to t he extent of posse~sing si1.eable farms whereas othe~ are refu~d :.otmply because the former had been on relief while l.hc latter ha\' C kept ••a stiff upper lip" and asked for nor l't!* ccn·c d no quarter. There ure many among our citiz e ns in Meigs County, lHlL to mf!ntio n other portio~ of th e state, who have 1ought the wolf from the doot• throughout the past fou. :vea1·s w ithout receiving one bit of pubhc funds towal'd 1t clputg them in their great fight. These people are nea1· th e ~nd of their financial string and rnn et have help lu the form of work. They are t he cless of people who will g-o down fighting and will do anything for a chance to "an1 thmr way. From accounts given o ut, theMe peopk .tr<' .-;till he in g passed by while all who have ever received 1 ('hef are taken care of first. If these reports are true, immt!diHte steps should be t.lkt•n to co rrect the evi l for these peop le are entitled to u · ham:t' lo l:!arn their way even more than the ftollows who w~n· the fi~t to quit trying and the first to take advanage t , ( th(' Hu~cu ll e d HeuKy money" gtven out in the fo~ of or· <lcr' allhc beginning of 'the "rellef can\palgl All who need it shou ld be given a chance to work and celtainly the fellow who held up hi• head the longest '"'d lt·ied the hard est sho uld be reward ed for his efforts JU a manner rur more fittin g nnd in kec!)ing with the ef· 1ort: he haH put forth. Let's see that no one is discrimj. nalud agaltlst nnd that ~.1. 11 who are sincere in their efforts L·• ge l some work to do for a reasonaiJie wage, are taken nan~ of. PAGa'l'IIIIR pendttUNS ot 1ut resr tlao W1D lid 111m. Amonl tbele were the 13.300.· 000.000 pubUt wort& bond lMUe, 1150.000.000 tor the tederal bank depo81t guaran,t.y corponat.km, tiM).· Continued Prom Pa¥e One 1 000.000 tor fedtral l&hd t.nltl PD.- sold W'tth two ruardllmcu pt:tited ()(.0.000 for Ceckral borne • n banlta, ~t up at Lll .. turnstllea extendmg '42,000,000 tor lb.e farm credit ad- at each eate, a military wnto wa~ !'BON& I'ODR. NEWM fO OIIQ '1 : . ' •• great step forw ard 'has been the relief of needy people in Ohio through the CW A / movement whereby people who want to work are accord· ! ~d th e privilege of earning real money the officials u, [ charl!'e should not overlook the fellow who ha• not asked 1 ~relid. ....... -... •• ? t, I'OinOJ:OJ, 0. "MMiD OuJ tend. ulette.n .... ntfll mat.\tr for publicat1oo. Uw'J ~ tbDuJd. Ll:l .n CUII!I . *o I.Aelr o.am-....J.thOP&b not noce8Bal11r to Itt fdnt.ed. AlmDJJD.out ~ bQWeYil' uceUeD\ aDd dmdrable lD t.bam· - to ooi!>B"""" Will be publlel>o<l. N .' PIUDAT, DEOEWBJit 1, U33 . . '· I I WOMANLY WEAKNESS ) M•.,., ~lary Hammand of JIJJ 7 "'1"1\arl Av~, Knoa" '"~ flonn, ~ld: "I wu ''"'k 1 could ~lll'cdy 1 I I ,,.flrr~d from Plllns Ill n.y ha k ~nd ldt 110:: ~'"' 1 "' 11 .-adach~~ 1 .... "'' m..vnu ~ 1 ~>ecwm~ h)'!l· tr • n " I look ''' Plnr~·• I a>o r~tr Pr ....r riplton and ''""' ,.,,., load th~ slldal- 1 I I t~l ,,.,,. , ,. ul wrakn~· I Wom fir Plt rrc'" Clw.or, B,ff.,.lo, N. V '\;rw ~• >< 1 • I<' VL ~~I rl~ lupolol $1 IMJ L&rKr '"~ ~~• , • r Itt ,r..~ Sl IS .. w., o.. our ...., ... A Christmas Gift that brings ... - -year 'round enjoyment ' '' .. '. ' ..' . ' An Electric Refrigerator LY NCHINGS lNl'l!; the l;vnehlll gl:l nf U a ~ two beasts in Cnlif,'l llla who HO foully and cru elly murdered their dt~fenseless kid- S olo .-:'r,":"'l,.•11v·r'i",,.taim, there h!l s been. ~ ~~9tl\ct: ,~'l~Yin~, tbe _,_Mecond ll · · in Ml~sour1. Naturally' U1e two looming so close t gcther, hu. ve rait;ed n storm of protest particulal'IY BETHANY M. E. CHURCH l iiJli)IJg tho~e v..•ho object to uny nnd all fornHJ of capital Fndedo Boa. PaaLor Sunday school at D 15 A. M. Ben Jlltllll'lhme nt, eithe r lega l or otherwise. Keuttlinc. supt M.:ost Jleoplc are oy1pm~ed to lyn chings o n general Mornlns wor11hlp It\ LOA~o A: M. Sermon topic· "Has ~ Ocrls~lty 1 'Jilt iplcs Ut~cause after nil, law and onlel' muat prevnil outcrown tta Day?:\...,. . { ~ at <tJI times. Huwev(lr there nrc many ot her thinga to Evening: service at 'f·OO ((: P M. ' Theme "Hal5 the Church a. MIS6t:ti iHUder befor~ we cuudcmn the act of t~c Californians ion?" GRACE EI'ISCOPAL CIIUIU) H 1, W. Clarb, RIMJLM \I Jt hout firzst ~:~.tudying the caurie~ of such Do n outburst 0 11 s A M Holy Communion FOREST RUN M. i:. qtuRCH tlte part. nf rwoplc who are as u rul e , IRW a.bJding and 9 15 A M. Church school Frederie ROll. Ptlstor 5 45 P M. Qtrls' Fellowship c lass. 1 cncc lovi ng Sunday a<:hool at I :00 P M .; At the commur,lon service tL messThe lu ws of the country urn esHentially th e lnws of Bally, Bupt rgc I rom the House af BiShops wUl Prwlh'~ seM!Ite at 2 00 P M iht• p.t'op le hving here . When they arc flouted HO often Toptc · "118.8 the Ohurth Out- !'i'f, PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Lt delivered. J. C. Pilch, Putior • ltd :-~ n long as the CluJe has been wtth criminals of a:l CJ'O'W Ita DayP" SIMPSON M. F.. CHURCII -Sunday school 9 A M cho~sHcs, kinds Rnd colors in our country for so many years roMt:ROY UHV&OH OF UIIRIST T. E. Manea~~, Mlnltter DlvJne llefvlce 10 15 A M Sunday ach ool ami. preachlug !J Kenn"lh 1. Reed Mlntater Meeti ng of Lfl.dies Society 'fhur~:~:~ nd when cr·imes ut' all HOrb.i and kindH nre committed t_) 11) JO in the mornJng Sermmt 9:30 Morniug service oC wor.shlp nay 2 PM da1ly with an abandon that 11:1 overwhelming to thl)se who ~:; ubjccl "WhaL Shall One Do to F'md the Best 111 Ltfe ?" l ,at·e f~milies and homes to protect, it i., not at all to be Epwotth League 8 Ill> P M Sarah '' ondc red thnt eventually people wiiJ take the law into Maness leade1 Evening service '1 P. M Sermon ! heir own hands a s was the case in California and l.lis subject "Ability Determines Res~ HHliJ dunn g the past week . j:lonslbillty." I Wha t ca uses such an outburst'! 'I hat iH easy to <t n ~ I fREE MJ!:THODIST CIRCUIT "we1. We but need to turn to the Lmdbergh tragedy or T. B. OIT Pastor Laut'el Clift B B 9 30 1 . t he Hamm kidnaping in Minnesotn where the crimiE Flnlnw. Supt na l·•, known to be criminals and positiv~l..: identified as thP. PreQ.chlng 10 · 4~ Prt.l.se service l •' I!Rcreant.s in t hat case, were tut'ned scot free by a spincI HYf!CII Run 8 B. 9·30 S. M Rush·s:-;, unAmcricnn jury, lacking in the red blood of a J'eal ' l'PJI, Bupt Pralfie service 10 .43 A M Amencnn, or to the caae in. Oregon where a woman alt>u Revival meeting 11'1 progress wus acquilted after either killing her husband with her 1 H}sell Run. Servlcet each -,~~~~ 1at 7 c'cl.,;ok Subject tor E ''"'" hands or instigating the plot whid. ended fatally or i e ~enlng "Where Is the Lo1'd t~) Califorma where a nurse was acquitted of the killing I lf Elijah!'' · -- - ___ ' f her former employer after telling a tole even more f"'' - 1' Chon:heo of Chrlt~ Sclllltlllt :<Jt)tic t han the flowing pen of a super imaginative wr'ter • uulti yield. "GOD THE ONLY :t;~~;:~ I AND CREATOR" IS _51 All these many travestles. on j ust1ce continue to pile 1 the Lcs!lon-Sermon • p until a lo n.g-a uft'ering, kindly, terrified and finally . r ead inonallSunday, Churcho~'j:•,;•~lm~;.;•j~ll~~ J. 3. I' cnbst, J yJ:Jtcrical public, can stand no more when lhey break The Golden Text ' am I Lord. your Holy One, the creator f •t't h in all the pent up fury of month• •nd even year• of your King." (lsa. 43:15), I Israel, t~ulfe ring, to wreak summary vengeance on the object of Among the citations whicll com 1 prise the Lenon-Sermon is the l ho:a1r wrath. I from the BiMe : "Woe I following The lynchings in the South however, are another an· unlo him that striveth with hil Maker ! Let the potsherd r~trave witll l!le to IJe conSiduv~d becaqse t hey in a majority of cases the pobherds of the earth. Shall tht clay &ay to him that fuhioneth it, '"" "ngendere<J by r~c,ial jtatred regardlelll! of guilt. What maku t thou ? or thy work, Ht l There call b ~ no excuoinr the crimlr.al, the object of fliilh ua hauda?" (Ju.. 45 :9). I lltub'• f~ry for he ha& ~~eceived U!liY hi• just deserts at a 'I he I:esson-Sermon also indude!' the following pa!sage from th• I cosl in· dpiJars ~nd ceQts much les• than would have been Chrb tian Sc ience textbook. "Sci· 1 the case i~ lo11~1 t.ril'l• and he has recejved a fu mor• cncc nnd Health with Key to the 1 Sc riptur u" by lh1y Balcer Eddy : ,;ust penaltY ~h~n j\3d the c~•• been trleq by u j~ry '<<f "God'• lho~ghl l are perfect anlll twelve of our aver&lfe people lacking In compton •en•e. c tcrnul , nrc substance and Life. Ma· tena l omd Itm poral thought• art 1 ideas of il!litice, b~ekbo~e and ~ detern. ina~on lo • t~nd h un1un, m\·olving uror. attd ahtct liod, S))irit. i5 tl, · ,, •' l'l' ,'""· the; fo r lhe rill'))~. 1 1a ~k a div hJC~ 1 ''li i')Or&l T\Je 'qt\)y l hlng to be fe arM throlllfh summury justice 1H aleri!•l o\ " ··t~ imiB ~111nt ·r:, ~, .. , , ~·1 l ei le <"""" is tl!~t t!Je mob spirit , f!lilfh~ foinont &ljd turn to Ihe spiritual iin<l eleua;.l.' ~p. ~6). •.t hcr ~& 'ind\istrJal aubjecj:o whl~h of course, ls nut A gift she will love-a gift of convenience and health· fulness whis;h.-~~e ,. . ,. '. whole family. ' ' \ ' I . .•· .' ' - ou Yright now. Give htr an elcmit:: refrlgenuor can solve one Christmas gifr pCQblem ' on our G-E CHRISTMAS GIFT PLAN! • ' It is a gift any woman will be delighred ro r.ioei~e-a gifr which would be appreciated dail~, ,1 thropgh the years. It is a year 'rpund nece>sn) ,, -.a year 'rol)nd comfort. 1 •, '· In Romances of Astor Widow . 1t sUppHe~ you with convenient' ice cube!i. The most delicious frozen >allds lind desserrs -dozens and dozens of them-are easily prein the unhurried tltorqing hOurs. T~ey are ~y 'a serve when mealtime comes. '• J { ."' ·Consider qual•cy above price when purchasing an electric refrigerator. Select one Jarge enough for your family re<juirements. A good rul~ js to provide rwo cubJc feet of refrigerator capacity fur each member of your household. . ' • ' wed ,,•, cl •• I 4 ,' " Gilt Plu, ,.,.. ON OUB. G·B CllrioODu tmal1 aacl ,..,m,. ••rw .. depo1lt oolr a amoaoc dowa til M•rrlll By dtaclime P.1 your 0-E will hln aaTed uouah oa loocl cost• a.nd other hou .. bold espea1e1 to more than meecyourfirtt P.1mear. "You. are •ure to buy a madera. elearic rilrijttalOI fof ~Ia. ChrlltJDU GlODey bu,. both. clfc 1am1t d•y- bay a G-B now. •nd )'OW' and a .neceuity. Here lt a practical Jlft lot a pracdc:el yeusnd' eury wiFe Or .DotJitt waau a. modem electric refrlsen:tQr. G .. a~ l!J:ectric q 11nl· ""'salJy reco,pi%ed a.elia Staaditd of Jbld· )eralioa Excelieact aa.d)i•lowa,J,h~ ;,.ti~~ cos~ Oalr a GoB ~ Ill .,..,....(.._ ' • ·-·, ..... • AU SIHI Gtil,.,. lo~n htllde 1Dd out. BeaadfaUr mod..., Mflod fbr cho ,..... •StMI•uSIHIPrfnlw. Addnsilda& Cannot ct.lp or itQr; treeaa mot. ice lUter, •Siitliq ' s'-""•f'lf6int.Mj ~~ lf'll'•·•f'!ol PN,~I Q.., Ot-r. ~Art- {""!'W' U,.W. oTtrrJHN· ~~ CilriNifltttl tJ,i;.,tM • P_.,.,, Mt~flitw T,, ) S•t~~l•ti·I•·SIHI Mtt~Mtmw. U1t1 leu current,; lequJni ao oiliaa. liea our tpa<lal 9'!!tmu <ljoplay of C.B Mbalmr'lliplodl'liatTOp modeb. G-E pricu art a'Cnv wl.thla a few ciOllan ol the Jo.-K in alfhl~f-lAt ua ~~ow JCU our Christmas Gift Cettiiwt, •aiR Jou can prtteat oa Cblittma~ moi!Y... •acl Jhe Cfl!: diaoJ• • ' . .,."' . .... ' ' ..,;,, """" ., ,. ,.IJ. . . , . . L}4fa:t~wNrll ..,.0, en- Published in the interest of 1om ·J"" lk ....W"l"llluf•liifo tllo' .,..r.... i .I -: ---- ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR DEALERS l BY The Ohio Pow'7 CQmoan-=.~..Y......~:...b_,,..:. . ...·~~-...-. :.;. '' I '·" b, II ·-; ; ! ' �' ' P,t.Gil ' ' :I'Wo ·r r Tilf) QAILYIIOPI. If,TlllBUNE li!IIO!tcl .. 1821, at lllo ,..I Olflot -~ ~~>&Iter "'llllll>" Dall7 Beo:olu! et... ,..._,'bblo, ~ 111o M\ or ,......, t lm. liUI!di:J..,..,.,. ~. LOcal«! DD IAW<r tnend.. Pol!_. 1!1 ~ -..-· ..... .... ......... I:IDI Yell' ..••.••.•••••••• ' • , Br IIIII ~~· ' 1.0ne Month"-.. ............ . . .,. .. .................. ~~'T•-'" HEW'ING THE NEEDY ow that a - Sl.14..., ~~~~.on... ..,. . , .. ...... ... . . .., lkth .a.08 J: oa ' . . . . . , ' . . . . .... The Cat That Will Not Come Back CHESHIRE ~-- --- J ' ' nliDA Y, DEO!'MBER 1. 11133 • VIRGINIA GREGG Phone 582-1. rnlnlatn.tlon -- .10 1.011 1.00 I made toward ', \ ·.,. ., \ ' ' ' ' ·, . \ ' ' .. ·- . \ '• •, ' ' \ • . \ .. •, for both lnsicle 11nd ou'..IIWe DIES INST ANTI. Y :935 ... t hl:' Kl.ti- 1 Fifty million dullar~. It W88 also JH JutPll out 1~ould r•Dt go ra.r to\1 ard s1.8Wllzatim1 of forelgn ex• rha u ~e especially when pitted 1 va.lmst the tl.500Jl(JO.OOO which tbe Bank or F.nglRnd uses In Its opera- lion~"> A(JmifiJ~tr.tlon leaders profe8Red , u be umlblurbPd by lihe ,xmtJ.nued ..l. . -~dreaded "terrible Touhy' sang of 'n:J:tn~:o: at 1h ~· JJrt>IIP nt policy Llmdon, vee l-INB-'11~ h~~Cr - Chicago, In the kidnaping af Ha.m m naLioo&l llold price was , lowertd l whn wa~ held ~t. Junf' ui\LU •100. 1-2 ptf\Ce' to.bout thr~ c~mtll) t.OOay 000 raP.'iOm wa!\ paid Thf'y had to 125 ,ahllllna;s, !.wo-pen~ per been Indicted under U1e llf'W 'Lint1 {1 ur:ce, with a premlbm of : stx~pt!nu bforgh" kidnaping law pa.o;;St>d rf'· r1\'er the French rate. • I c<.ntly by congr@ss Thla WM @qual to about '32 64 In The stram or mor@ than fow !Contlnuea Jrom page one) Americ$n currency at today's open- n,onths 1n Jail. most af which w.~..~ was tlw lflfl of 1t $3.000 000 church lni exehanif! rate of t6 22 1-2 W '~pe nt In Mlitary confinement, and to th~.; East L1be1ty IIPa) Presbythe pound. t:>e rlroroWI ([rllling by federal au - terla n 1 ongregntlon f'he building The Aale of 381 gold ba.r11, vafued thorlties began to stww an Shark ls now under consLmcUon on th e nl 703,000 pound.! rapproximately 1-.:ey If' the ~losing days of tnt• tnul ':lt.t• of Lht· hous• whe ac Il ls mou-ulf t3,013,17$i waPi announced at the , hPre He aclal queerly 1,.. th .. cour~ 1 W!<s b01 n I'I'W rate. , , and defense aLtorneys ~ld 11;· 1 10om had beca me "stir cruzy I~ • GOI.O RRJCE LOWEBF,p (0ont1nt.u:a' trom t"alle OneJ - - -- Noted I -============= GANGSTER SOUGHT FOR 1 o~I:!:N~ - R~~~EV[lT !tiS - A · who. pot;ln~ il a mr..f~'>f•llltll boy , .o:hal and .fclll ed JQ$tph f B~I' Joe) Aud ino •a tw!c&-OOI1\'1cttc'l booLieQgP.r llfld ~ 1 -- ~ j " putf' d ' blg ~me gamhi er, ;va 'l 1, (Crmllnu@d trom n~qe Ol''!!) sought by Rl'thort.les today 011 u shorlly o:b~nd il• Ot)t>ratlons Warrant cher&lng murder. abroad , rhr Khootln g occurred Thank!i· Thf" RFC is op(·J almg under a gi vlnr nll?ht iu Big Joe'11 st.orf" 'I11e Sf•O.OOO,OOO lund Which WUK de so.lle.grd bootlfil'@t'rs \'rU · o.nd threl' cr,bed by AClba~·uHlor Robert W "" frler.ds witr>~sed the killin g Plngham In ~n add! eSii in London Ra"n na. t::> ndland l xecutloner ' I ~ ca.W!ffl some surprisE> here. and moved 110me omcia.L~ to challenge lte accuracy The BritiSh fund, It was JlOiuted out, Is not only thirty tlmea liliger th1l11 the American tund, but ~J,io b. used hi OPf"n purchMeR of p(,ur •<ls ol ste1lm ~ dollaf'ft, and J•anes The RFC has confined U.s operHtlons ~ Imp ly to !iOld on ttw \'1 a1aen tlltJory that commodJty prlres will incr~aStJ cumr.u~ rumra.tely .,.. Jth Lhe price of gold Acquittal I ... and a hair dollars The ambuaad· r 1 s description of the Amerlola 'und BR similar to t.h.e Brlf.lllb fund. I - ----------- - '\ 1100.000.000 }eEt.erda)' na belna; similar to ibe hlJge Brllish equalization t\Uld, Mmountlnr 1.0 more th~~on a bii.UoD. 1"1"" Ex-Middleporter :Dies In · ~olumbus He 1s survived by one daughte r Mrs Snyrt', wJth whom he lived, ur1d thr·ee sona, Call, Paul and Er0 T OhUnaer, Middleport rallnest of Chicago. The rtonmlm; may be vtewed by r( ~td man, say!l he Lhlnk.!l he has lriends at L~ RH.wllngs Funeral MO mf' kind ot a record. Rather G u 1 t a v o a H:olfman Suc-- P.ome. 1Jrm:dly, th.e man announct!d that Lhree members of the Ohllnaer cumha at Home of H'• homily wlll celebrate their blrthda.y , PRIODE HONORED BY anniversaries Daurhter in Capital on December 18th. '! J •t!Y are Helene, 19, Clarence, 14, SPORTS WRITER F'urleral rites-:;;-OWJtllVCII Holi.- 1 1 nd Donald 12. all bom on the • ume day ol the same month. man, 88, who pa'ssed &way In (:olwh • MetgA cuunty and Pomeruy Bend bus. early Thursda y momlng, will be fans will ~~ t'lit.ttld. to learn t.hat oonOuct.ed from the H~ath M. E Waltel P; lOde, proba.bb the outqhurch here Ba.turday utternoon at • tanding center of all ttrne pro2 o'clock Interd.ieat wm bQ ruade rluced on a Middleport ~lgh .sch0o1 J.p the Middleport Hill cemetery bY fnotbll.ll team was chasen by the ALSGC Ja.tt:d P1 (31:1 for 8 IIUard po$ the Rawlinas undertakers · Born In 1850. Mr Hoffman had t!on on. that Pre.s8 Association's 1'!61ded In M~ddleport until ,p.bouL 5 Frst AII-Bucli.eye teo.m Pr!Cide conv~rte d into guard by y~ aao when he removed t.0 col umbu..s whtre he had made his home Ocach Ped"'!l ~t Ohio university, .~;; wlth hls daughter , Mtll Ralph :l. Junior and hall completed his Sayre Hls wife dl t:d short!~ before second year as a mem ber of u.\. bP. went to Columbus FOii a bout va1slty tootbull Learn at At.hells 50 years he was employed ut the Polberoy Muchlne Company, in , DINNER IIOSTE88 Pomeroy I Mrs Wllllu m Sayre m1tertalned and 3oldiers the aartcuUural a.djWilment admm - dJurn walls ~traUon Oov Murrn~ himself wa.~; sllt>u. An lr\crtMe ta IH)Vt!mmmt..&l rP- when llllkerl for an explanatlou [l venues over lfRt yeir, t6nl.her wllh lwaa recalled. however , that. ht had larJPr rett.t.rtJ~ ant1c1$Mlted.· from U- fMQuently crlt~d · o~u empba quor tax• also ma1 ." aid In the ot f~11, and vther Jntf!rcol 1 b>Jdtt~t bflant:lng drhe._ letla~ s port.. f\Dfl P3Ymtnt or hljj:h Unde1 the DouglJ,~ PI!OtCf'&.IJl ..of a 1~abl.rlf'll tn ' ~eoaches • f2,800,000.000 budget, !e~WIIVE! of Ou une occasion h P 11ald lhe um the t'D).OOO ,OOO annuli Po~Jt oh'lcf' vuslty paid 'loo much att-tntlou Lo e:~~r.oense, a I». lanced buda;tt except f'lCtl•nllb, bu~k~ tli~l b ahtl 111~11 fr,r -tmera:ency , exve~tures would balls • Le provided. He p~.A to bPgln - - - -- -retirement of the puW.Ic dt>bt In '' It ha s been said by reliable people that men are be· !ng given work who are property ow ners to t he extent of posse~sing si1.eable farms whereas othe~ are refu~d :.otmply because the former had been on relief while l.hc latter ha\' C kept ••a stiff upper lip" and asked for nor l't!* ccn·c d no quarter. There ure many among our citiz e ns in Meigs County, lHlL to mf!ntio n other portio~ of th e state, who have 1ought the wolf from the doot• throughout the past fou. :vea1·s w ithout receiving one bit of pubhc funds towal'd 1t clputg them in their great fight. These people are nea1· th e ~nd of their financial string and rnn et have help lu the form of work. They are t he cless of people who will g-o down fighting and will do anything for a chance to "an1 thmr way. From accounts given o ut, theMe peopk .tr<' .-;till he in g passed by while all who have ever received 1 ('hef are taken care of first. If these reports are true, immt!diHte steps should be t.lkt•n to co rrect the evi l for these peop le are entitled to u · ham:t' lo l:!arn their way even more than the ftollows who w~n· the fi~t to quit trying and the first to take advanage t , ( th(' Hu~cu ll e d HeuKy money" gtven out in the fo~ of or· <lcr' allhc beginning of 'the "rellef can\palgl All who need it shou ld be given a chance to work and celtainly the fellow who held up hi• head the longest '"'d lt·ied the hard est sho uld be reward ed for his efforts JU a manner rur more fittin g nnd in kec!)ing with the ef· 1ort: he haH put forth. Let's see that no one is discrimj. nalud agaltlst nnd that ~.1. 11 who are sincere in their efforts L·• ge l some work to do for a reasonaiJie wage, are taken nan~ of. PAGa'l'IIIIR pendttUNS ot 1ut resr tlao W1D lid 111m. Amonl tbele were the 13.300.· 000.000 pubUt wort& bond lMUe, 1150.000.000 tor the tederal bank depo81t guaran,t.y corponat.km, tiM).· Continued Prom Pa¥e One 1 000.000 tor fedtral l&hd t.nltl PD.- sold W'tth two ruardllmcu pt:tited ()(.0.000 for Ceckral borne • n banlta, ~t up at Lll .. turnstllea extendmg '42,000,000 tor lb.e farm credit ad- at each eate, a military wnto wa~ !'BON& I'ODR. NEWM fO OIIQ '1 : . ' •• great step forw ard 'has been the relief of needy people in Ohio through the CW A / movement whereby people who want to work are accord· ! ~d th e privilege of earning real money the officials u, [ charl!'e should not overlook the fellow who ha• not asked 1 ~relid. ....... -... •• ? t, I'OinOJ:OJ, 0. "MMiD OuJ tend. ulette.n .... ntfll mat.\tr for publicat1oo. Uw'J ~ tbDuJd. Ll:l .n CUII!I . *o I.Aelr o.am-....J.thOP&b not noce8Bal11r to Itt fdnt.ed. AlmDJJD.out ~ bQWeYil' uceUeD\ aDd dmdrable lD t.bam· - to ooi!>B"""" Will be publlel>o<l. N .' PIUDAT, DEOEWBJit 1, U33 . . '· I I WOMANLY WEAKNESS ) M•.,., ~lary Hammand of JIJJ 7 "'1"1\arl Av~, Knoa" '"~ flonn, ~ld: "I wu ''"'k 1 could ~lll'cdy 1 I I ,,.flrr~d from Plllns Ill n.y ha k ~nd ldt 110:: ~'"' 1 "' 11 .-adach~~ 1 .... "'' m..vnu ~ 1 ~>ecwm~ h)'!l· tr • n " I look ''' Plnr~·• I a>o r~tr Pr ....r riplton and ''""' ,.,,., load th~ slldal- 1 I I t~l ,,.,,. , ,. ul wrakn~· I Wom fir Plt rrc'" Clw.or, B,ff.,.lo, N. V '\;rw ~• >< 1 • I<' VL ~~I rl~ lupolol $1 IMJ L&rKr '"~ ~~• , • r Itt ,r..~ Sl IS .. w., o.. our ...., ... A Christmas Gift that brings ... - -year 'round enjoyment ' '' .. '. ' ..' . ' An Electric Refrigerator LY NCHINGS lNl'l!; the l;vnehlll gl:l nf U a ~ two beasts in Cnlif,'l llla who HO foully and cru elly murdered their dt~fenseless kid- S olo .-:'r,":"'l,.•11v·r'i",,.taim, there h!l s been. ~ ~~9tl\ct: ,~'l~Yin~, tbe _,_Mecond ll · · in Ml~sour1. Naturally' U1e two looming so close t gcther, hu. ve rait;ed n storm of protest particulal'IY BETHANY M. E. CHURCH l iiJli)IJg tho~e v..•ho object to uny nnd all fornHJ of capital Fndedo Boa. PaaLor Sunday school at D 15 A. M. Ben Jlltllll'lhme nt, eithe r lega l or otherwise. Keuttlinc. supt M.:ost Jleoplc are oy1pm~ed to lyn chings o n general Mornlns wor11hlp It\ LOA~o A: M. Sermon topic· "Has ~ Ocrls~lty 1 'Jilt iplcs Ut~cause after nil, law and onlel' muat prevnil outcrown tta Day?:\...,. . { ~ at <tJI times. Huwev(lr there nrc many ot her thinga to Evening: service at 'f·OO ((: P M. ' Theme "Hal5 the Church a. MIS6t:ti iHUder befor~ we cuudcmn the act of t~c Californians ion?" GRACE EI'ISCOPAL CIIUIU) H 1, W. Clarb, RIMJLM \I Jt hout firzst ~:~.tudying the caurie~ of such Do n outburst 0 11 s A M Holy Communion FOREST RUN M. i:. qtuRCH tlte part. nf rwoplc who are as u rul e , IRW a.bJding and 9 15 A M. Church school Frederie ROll. Ptlstor 5 45 P M. Qtrls' Fellowship c lass. 1 cncc lovi ng Sunday a<:hool at I :00 P M .; At the commur,lon service tL messThe lu ws of the country urn esHentially th e lnws of Bally, Bupt rgc I rom the House af BiShops wUl Prwlh'~ seM!Ite at 2 00 P M iht• p.t'op le hving here . When they arc flouted HO often Toptc · "118.8 the Ohurth Out- !'i'f, PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Lt delivered. J. C. Pilch, Putior • ltd :-~ n long as the CluJe has been wtth criminals of a:l CJ'O'W Ita DayP" SIMPSON M. F.. CHURCII -Sunday school 9 A M cho~sHcs, kinds Rnd colors in our country for so many years roMt:ROY UHV&OH OF UIIRIST T. E. Manea~~, Mlnltter DlvJne llefvlce 10 15 A M Sunday ach ool ami. preachlug !J Kenn"lh 1. Reed Mlntater Meeti ng of Lfl.dies Society 'fhur~:~:~ nd when cr·imes ut' all HOrb.i and kindH nre committed t_) 11) JO in the mornJng Sermmt 9:30 Morniug service oC wor.shlp nay 2 PM da1ly with an abandon that 11:1 overwhelming to thl)se who ~:; ubjccl "WhaL Shall One Do to F'md the Best 111 Ltfe ?" l ,at·e f~milies and homes to protect, it i., not at all to be Epwotth League 8 Ill> P M Sarah '' ondc red thnt eventually people wiiJ take the law into Maness leade1 Evening service '1 P. M Sermon ! heir own hands a s was the case in California and l.lis subject "Ability Determines Res~ HHliJ dunn g the past week . j:lonslbillty." I Wha t ca uses such an outburst'! 'I hat iH easy to <t n ~ I fREE MJ!:THODIST CIRCUIT "we1. We but need to turn to the Lmdbergh tragedy or T. B. OIT Pastor Laut'el Clift B B 9 30 1 . t he Hamm kidnaping in Minnesotn where the crimiE Flnlnw. Supt na l·•, known to be criminals and positiv~l..: identified as thP. PreQ.chlng 10 · 4~ Prt.l.se service l •' I!Rcreant.s in t hat case, were tut'ned scot free by a spincI HYf!CII Run 8 B. 9·30 S. M Rush·s:-;, unAmcricnn jury, lacking in the red blood of a J'eal ' l'PJI, Bupt Pralfie service 10 .43 A M Amencnn, or to the caae in. Oregon where a woman alt>u Revival meeting 11'1 progress wus acquilted after either killing her husband with her 1 H}sell Run. Servlcet each -,~~~~ 1at 7 c'cl.,;ok Subject tor E ''"'" hands or instigating the plot whid. ended fatally or i e ~enlng "Where Is the Lo1'd t~) Califorma where a nurse was acquitted of the killing I lf Elijah!'' · -- - ___ ' f her former employer after telling a tole even more f"'' - 1' Chon:heo of Chrlt~ Sclllltlllt :<Jt)tic t han the flowing pen of a super imaginative wr'ter • uulti yield. "GOD THE ONLY :t;~~;:~ I AND CREATOR" IS _51 All these many travestles. on j ust1ce continue to pile 1 the Lcs!lon-Sermon • p until a lo n.g-a uft'ering, kindly, terrified and finally . r ead inonallSunday, Churcho~'j:•,;•~lm~;.;•j~ll~~ J. 3. I' cnbst, J yJ:Jtcrical public, can stand no more when lhey break The Golden Text ' am I Lord. your Holy One, the creator f •t't h in all the pent up fury of month• •nd even year• of your King." (lsa. 43:15), I Israel, t~ulfe ring, to wreak summary vengeance on the object of Among the citations whicll com 1 prise the Lenon-Sermon is the l ho:a1r wrath. I from the BiMe : "Woe I following The lynchings in the South however, are another an· unlo him that striveth with hil Maker ! Let the potsherd r~trave witll l!le to IJe conSiduv~d becaqse t hey in a majority of cases the pobherds of the earth. Shall tht clay &ay to him that fuhioneth it, '"" "ngendere<J by r~c,ial jtatred regardlelll! of guilt. What maku t thou ? or thy work, Ht l There call b ~ no excuoinr the crimlr.al, the object of fliilh ua hauda?" (Ju.. 45 :9). I lltub'• f~ry for he ha& ~~eceived U!liY hi• just deserts at a 'I he I:esson-Sermon also indude!' the following pa!sage from th• I cosl in· dpiJars ~nd ceQts much les• than would have been Chrb tian Sc ience textbook. "Sci· 1 the case i~ lo11~1 t.ril'l• and he has recejved a fu mor• cncc nnd Health with Key to the 1 Sc riptur u" by lh1y Balcer Eddy : ,;ust penaltY ~h~n j\3d the c~•• been trleq by u j~ry '<<f "God'• lho~ghl l are perfect anlll twelve of our aver&lfe people lacking In compton •en•e. c tcrnul , nrc substance and Life. Ma· tena l omd Itm poral thought• art 1 ideas of il!litice, b~ekbo~e and ~ detern. ina~on lo • t~nd h un1un, m\·olving uror. attd ahtct liod, S))irit. i5 tl, · ,, •' l'l' ,'""· the; fo r lhe rill'))~. 1 1a ~k a div hJC~ 1 ''li i')Or&l T\Je 'qt\)y l hlng to be fe arM throlllfh summury justice 1H aleri!•l o\ " ··t~ imiB ~111nt ·r:, ~, .. , , ~·1 l ei le <"""" is tl!~t t!Je mob spirit , f!lilfh~ foinont &ljd turn to Ihe spiritual iin<l eleua;.l.' ~p. ~6). •.t hcr ~& 'ind\istrJal aubjecj:o whl~h of course, ls nut A gift she will love-a gift of convenience and health· fulness whis;h.-~~e ,. . ,. '. whole family. ' ' \ ' I . .•· .' ' - ou Yright now. Give htr an elcmit:: refrlgenuor can solve one Christmas gifr pCQblem ' on our G-E CHRISTMAS GIFT PLAN! • ' It is a gift any woman will be delighred ro r.ioei~e-a gifr which would be appreciated dail~, ,1 thropgh the years. It is a year 'rpund nece>sn) ,, -.a year 'rol)nd comfort. 1 •, '· In Romances of Astor Widow . 1t sUppHe~ you with convenient' ice cube!i. The most delicious frozen >allds lind desserrs -dozens and dozens of them-are easily prein the unhurried tltorqing hOurs. T~ey are ~y 'a serve when mealtime comes. '• J { ."' ·Consider qual•cy above price when purchasing an electric refrigerator. Select one Jarge enough for your family re<juirements. A good rul~ js to provide rwo cubJc feet of refrigerator capacity fur each member of your household. . ' • ' wed ,,•, cl •• I 4 ,' " Gilt Plu, ,.,.. ON OUB. G·B CllrioODu tmal1 aacl ,..,m,. ••rw .. depo1lt oolr a amoaoc dowa til M•rrlll By dtaclime P.1 your 0-E will hln aaTed uouah oa loocl cost• a.nd other hou .. bold espea1e1 to more than meecyourfirtt P.1mear. "You. are •ure to buy a madera. elearic rilrijttalOI fof ~Ia. ChrlltJDU GlODey bu,. both. clfc 1am1t d•y- bay a G-B now. •nd )'OW' and a .neceuity. Here lt a practical Jlft lot a pracdc:el yeusnd' eury wiFe Or .DotJitt waau a. modem electric refrlsen:tQr. G .. a~ l!J:ectric q 11nl· ""'salJy reco,pi%ed a.elia Staaditd of Jbld· )eralioa Excelieact aa.d)i•lowa,J,h~ ;,.ti~~ cos~ Oalr a GoB ~ Ill .,..,....(.._ ' • ·-·, ..... • AU SIHI Gtil,.,. lo~n htllde 1Dd out. BeaadfaUr mod..., Mflod fbr cho ,..... •StMI•uSIHIPrfnlw. Addnsilda& Cannot ct.lp or itQr; treeaa mot. ice lUter, •Siitliq ' s'-""•f'lf6int.Mj ~~ lf'll'•·•f'!ol PN,~I Q.., Ot-r. ~Art- {""!'W' U,.W. oTtrrJHN· ~~ CilriNifltttl tJ,i;.,tM • P_.,.,, Mt~flitw T,, ) S•t~~l•ti·I•·SIHI Mtt~Mtmw. U1t1 leu current,; lequJni ao oiliaa. liea our tpa<lal 9'!!tmu <ljoplay of C.B Mbalmr'lliplodl'liatTOp modeb. G-E pricu art a'Cnv wl.thla a few ciOllan ol the Jo.-K in alfhl~f-lAt ua ~~ow JCU our Christmas Gift Cettiiwt, •aiR Jou can prtteat oa Cblittma~ moi!Y... •acl Jhe Cfl!: diaoJ• • ' . .,."' . .... ' ' ..,;,, """" ., ,. ,.IJ. . . , . . L}4fa:t~wNrll ..,.0, en- Published in the interest of 1om ·J"" lk ....W"l"llluf•liifo tllo' .,..r.... i .I -: ---- ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR DEALERS l BY The Ohio Pow'7 CQmoan-=.~..Y......~:...b_,,..:. . ...·~~-...-. :.;. '' I '·" b, II ·-; ; ! ' �. ' .... • ', l'RIDAY, DECEMBh 1, 1933 .. "). .. '• ' ' ,. . DLIIOIT epen~ week lllld at Bunt.lQton a~ BllTERLY ~~NTESTE~ GAME fiNAllY TUHNS UWAR~ YHl~.W JACKHSWHD I f'OR BALE-850 watt ~ 160·A ba.teey . Deko wuher. 32 volt n.· dio. Phone M·L. I. C. Meredith -- Pomeroy, 0 . 11·:19-3t L•'OR SALF.----Qrimca Golden, Bt.II.Y· JIJU>l •""' U,pe.} tor ,nee ot man Wlnesa.p acd other varlet.ies of apples. Sweet elder 25 ct.s. a gallon without cont&Jner e.t C. H. Oakes, Apple Marll'.!t 1 rul h Wc.st of U ttle Hocknli, Oblo:t On St~le da y~:~, TURN BR[~K INl~·~t~E,' Route MI. 8. Open we"k afternoons sunday evenJ.ngtJ. a.ld I NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT t:..tate Dl Va.l Jones,. Deceased , NoHcc 111 hereby g!Yen that M. D. will be . ,........., re~~ponslblt Webl'lter b as ~en duly appointed FOR RENT-2 beaUUIUI flats ovt!r A. & P. Bt.ore. can l!:dward Ebere11-2&-tr btlch at Red AnchOJ'. NOTICE OF If .. . . : also .&tand , opt for the PreVic118 to Ule pme, the ·Mtddlepprt, hlrh. ~tetlbol.' tJau4 l&d. a parade o[ the VarsitY ' Purple And White Stage Magnificent Goal St"nd On Three Different Occaeione Until" Beunett Finally Snag• :Pa.. Over Goal Liue. No ad"tfri:!lemeut will be taken tor u~~~ted _thl.l 15th day 'o f Nc~~m~r ., leu tlum "' riltnlunun thiU"Ke ot 8. A. McCullough twent-nye eent.a tor each maeror the Pr-obate Ceurt, tJ.oa. Melg'-: COW\tYtYOhkJ. For Rent. - , Pl,At PLACES PANTH'ERS' BACKS}"O WALl,. IH1d qualified a& ··Admln.latrator de Erron 2r1 btmls non wtth the Will annexed ot Estate of Val Jones lat.e of M~igs Coun ~y. Ohio, ~ . lboorrect lD8ert10D ' IJB.me, 1 Game Nip J\nd Tuck Ti.IJ La.te Jn :J'Wir~r.!l"·~~~~ Whep 1~·~~·" ~~!~_In: !r"' ,;:''~.:.~... · Bennett Gett. Away For Lonr Ga1n After Ap- . ,..,,. tlno pJar or parently Beine StopPI'd for ' 12 Yard J..o~1 · . Momo. I<laeo •nd 11-24-tr. ¥ . Clull: mttmben~ lfQIII liflC liuslnelj section of t.he 'lllllage to the pla.ylng t~lq, w~ere na~ Stuiner 11.nd then loWered to I Thrilling: bel!ond words and one era! attempts to plug !the line were of the be6t and hardest. rought con- stopped dead In their" track& or , · t.hrown for losses will\ Ule fo,rward test& between the Middleport IH~h Purple wall :6hDWitli ll).p the · pest, school Yellow JBckeki and lhe Po•n- d efensi vely In the t.lgl\t Ia~. . APPOINTMENT Noi.Jcc Is hereby given, That 0 . 1 H. Chur~ h of Mld.c;Ueport, Ohio, haa bt>c n duly llJlJ>Ointed and qualified u hig__h .school Purple P&nthe•·s, the nlnth consecutive contest. ol ~;,~ two tootbaU teams went to MJddl P· port Thursday b:• a 6 too ococ~. The deciding points wct-e t.1nde only att.er a break wh;:t_ :>"nt M.h:idlepm·t into Pomeroy territory ln.te ln the third period and kept lhem there until the game :.'O.:Ied, but despite this break H Wall the clean. , . est played and best c('n,e~t ·~d nffair presented between tear.-~s rep rr!ienUng·the two schools for mtany year.s. When two Pmnrroy pluyers !allt..•ri lo bring Bennett t.o the !l"I"Uun<l when It appeared a:; Umuqh he h!i.d hf>n thrown tor a 12 yerd loss behind the line or scrimmage , ln the third period , and he broke awnv 1.o race 32 yardR lnt.o Pomeroy terrl!.u11' plo.cing the ball on the ~m1 !1' m }'ard lim:, the lw·ning point of the fl"I'LD1C wa.s decided. Ft·om - Uten ou Mirldler.o0rl pl:\y•~{\ cnllrely in Pomr.roy·s t.enit.QIY t.akiug the bail to the most dan!l'erQus PiBc.e In the Pomeroy fiell1 but only lifter l!BV!(lral. attempts to break thru t.he: · SeeP\fo&ly lmpenetljH.ble line did the Y.ellow Jackets resort t.o a pa ~SS from Allensworth to Bennett nu·oss the goal line for the only scoring j)lay of the game. The pass for the touchdown pwvcd t.o be the only possible liCOrlng p!ny !or tho Jackets after sevI!!"OY For Sal- !II• UNION W. VA. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Clark ' P Even nfter the .M:iddleport team scored. Pomeroy'l!l .hopes were not completely vanquished fl.8 the kicko~r g11.ve them ~ion or the Pijj<ikln oval, but, ~ bud break lmmediately after the kttk-oll da.s.h ed the hopes of th e Pomeroy fans as Moore allowed U1e bnll to tumble from his hands after a beautiful rP.turn t.o the Pome•·oy 35 y11.rd !;tripe where It was r~o'llerefl by Rlle:v. Middleport's powerful fullback. This wna an unfortunnte break fo~ the Pomeroy lads but it. developed that Moore watl practlcnlly out on his feet. s.nd this dismissed the blame for the fumb le as It was necellSary to remove lttm enLir:! ly from lhe conte.Ht. rt was a gruelling test fpr both lPHms, virtually every man on the Held doing hls best lo ~ top lhe oppommt..<; rroin ~ainhll:l" Rrotmd Rml mwHinf! In 011e of the h<trd('.•;f, fought but r.leanc!lt won nnd lor.t R"llme~> tJJt: tw<J .twms havC' partl.· lflated In dur'.J.l g the HejlSOil. The Pomeroy do.fen se ~; t.c:lppM U1e ramblings of Allensworth and Bennet aro und ends, cffeetlvr.ty, during the f1111t hall anti even when n score was IJtreatened t.hc: attempts to break the Furpte forwacd wall were thrust ba.ck.. Prom sbanker to shanker, the Pomeroy Une can rec.elve nothing but the credit of nil ns they put their ail I 'I 1TOOTS AND 0)-1 t>A."J, lT't. A.~L THAT YOL..I D lbN'T LAND Mv'I'AuLT THAT 1~ 4-000.0 .1' A WI~EK MOVIE .,,'09 --- F0!1<:;G,. ,T,SoPHIE! IT'~ IN was raiSed M the · lill.nd the !!tar' ~anel.ed pla~ed llalf mast ae &he clUb membtr& a.nd spuetatora remained standing u a tolr:en or teiiiPI!Ct. shown, . See-sawing back lllld forth "";;~;:: I I~ the playing field during t.hc halt, p~dlctlons at a scoreless were advanced by both fdd121, JackeL"~ pre· ,d their ae:ial was still Mfectlve IUld ''paidThe '~l~m~,~~:~·:::~:~~,,;~~i~l=~~ and a o.dm~tons ~s to ma.ke the attendn,n c.r. over 3.000, wlls eMily the '.most dcrly crowd ever tn atten~ a Mid· dlcport.-Pomeroy tootba11 gumc. , The ~ttendance WM record tug, It w1w Drticially nnd U1e couduct of all w a~ ' I yd. at· rliht. guard rar 3 yds. quick kicked ou~lde to ttt.e "!!dd~: port 19 yd. llne. Allemworth right tackle for a yda. stopped the seoondiLry. Bennett went pltmented·by M. Walker Es!lex, dleport high school princiJJ:•L The sportsmanship o! ror illllrlev Bauer, rormer Wkldleport high aobool toot.ba.ll .!;tar, who met hia death 1'hursd9.y morning throush an unfortunate accident. At the hlllf the bandp reptuentlng P.omeroy hlSh and Middleport high school par• aded up and down the rJW(f tn fonnaUon11 In true c0Re1e style pla.yinr Lhe alma mater 11001s ol both schOOls as they came to a. po~~ltlon ln front. or Ule stan~. th~ teA.ma could not be overlooked. left tAckle fOr 3 yd8. tho Uli~Y battled llkfl enemle::. on the field, and It seemed a.s this spirit was carried to the crowd u.s the gtuqe proceeded. made flt'flt down on 32 yd. :···~.::::. 4 yds. gain t:.hru oenter. I wont oft tackle for i3 yds. I worth was stopped for I yd at. " tackle. Bennett went over . Middleport SJ.I.Ccceded in oulgain- ttt.ckle ror 1 yd. mu.klng 4th. In~ the Panthers, a.lthough · and 1-2 toot. Allenswot"l.h pound11 I~ In; average welg,ht, punted to Moortl who returned lt yards thru scrtmme.ge to 102 10 yds to hie own 40 yd. nne. tJ:~ru scrimmage by the K.Joee mfl.de 2 ydl!l over lett Fm;t do'ollw; were 8 for the Moore hlt lett RUard ror -. and 5 for Klocs went O'IICI' Jcrt sh~ ydtl. Kloel!. pWltcd to on the 20 and he was downed Jteatrukto' Ml e Moore on the :13 yd. line. 6UCCeeded in Allensworth v1w:1 spl~d ~bind score while the line lor 4 yd. loss. Allens...orth punted to Moore on the .Hecond down to the Mlddle-port 48 yd first down Pomeroy. KkleiJ-. stopped by Swisher fOr :1 when he left his In~~~~~··~': CBII{:i went off weak side or ynroo and the quarter ended. Allon•· """!'' I~---------------BYBmD«ZY · ------------' j,Yotirtg •'- Pomeroy W&li ptmaltzed ntteen ydli. (or llllfittCIJSSILfY t"OUjlhnelit. AllelliiWOl'th was sntcn.rctt behind tbe line for five yd. loss. Benuett went ofl lett tackle ror fl ~dll. 'Allenswot·t.h hit center for T yds. nutkln~t 1t.h. down and 2 to go. Amm.Hworth Lrled oonter but ralltd I p;aln the first down nnd It Pomeroy's ball on thc.lr uwn -34 yd. Kloms hit left llUilrd for 2 line. yds. easel hit left auRrd for t yda. Moore Look the ball on a l&lerlll pa•s rm· JG yd. Q'fl.hJ and first. iiiOOi·~ Allensworth stopping him. -· t.hcn went lhru ten. guard yds. Kloes dug Into .:~·"-'"".~~ or the line (or 3 yds. right ii"UD.rd for fill'lt , yd. on the Middleport 37 Kloos wcl\t off rl~~:ht 6 yds. Into lhe ;.,;;:;,;;d.;;.;:--Moo;, was thrown by Swisher lOllS. M~re·s Pl\85 WQ ~ plete and lt. was· 4th down ORDER Moore hit the the ,'ri';",ii?,~·..:';';'",i~!·~'I' go. J yd and It wall EARLY! 1 ball on their own 34 . . spun away for an ! nett A small down pay. men! will hold any of the marvelouiJ around len. end. right gun.rd for new 1934 PHILCOS fnr Chrlstmu delhetf I Pa,- the balance nut Jl!ar! Come In- buJ no·w whllt the Hlec:tlon ia complete I 1 I side of llhe . ..Two oF. lHE' 'I"IGERS 'CLAW$!·· GAB.RY L£ VAN··GRU.r PRINCil'TJ:lAI HALF~!l'K, ~PEPPER Rllay'·,:~/t:::~ 3 yd11. went thru center for B play for 2 ,vW... AUenswol"th • spUled tor 1 yd. los..~ behind Gamp~ig~. I Sccund QU&Iier Pcmet"Oy fumbled and 8WI&Iler re- I covered on the Middleport 46. Riley nltemr>ted aff t.Rclf.Je and ... l.~ LIFETIME~ Until the Prizes will be awarded in the ·.,Big '~ Alleilswol't.h to Moore on the 14 nnd he back t.o t.he :11' yd. line With 2 min ~ utea left to play In the half. Cue! took tbe ball on a forward pass from Kloes tor 28 yd6. gain and carlied lt to tl"!e t7 yd. Une In Middleport terrltot'Y. Blll(lkweu Injured on the play. Kloe& :1 }'tis. at l"lght end. K:l.oea Statue of Liberty ?la.y lost one Kloes to~ thru the right taCkle 7 yds. making It fth. down ::.;-,.! to 10 tor nr.st down as the entled. TWnl QtlaliM CONTENDERS: Leave no stone unturned. No essential thing undone. The campaign is an extremely close race. Failure to drive hard for votes now means less money in your pocket next Monday Night. MAKE THE HOURS COUNT Active Candidates Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsotti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Lois B. Diles Agnei: Egnor (trueser Middleport, Obit. Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio ~utland, ....... �. ' .... • ', l'RIDAY, DECEMBh 1, 1933 .. "). .. '• ' ' ,. . DLIIOIT epen~ week lllld at Bunt.lQton a~ BllTERLY ~~NTESTE~ GAME fiNAllY TUHNS UWAR~ YHl~.W JACKHSWHD I f'OR BALE-850 watt ~ 160·A ba.teey . Deko wuher. 32 volt n.· dio. Phone M·L. I. C. Meredith -- Pomeroy, 0 . 11·:19-3t L•'OR SALF.----Qrimca Golden, Bt.II.Y· JIJU>l •""' U,pe.} tor ,nee ot man Wlnesa.p acd other varlet.ies of apples. Sweet elder 25 ct.s. a gallon without cont&Jner e.t C. H. Oakes, Apple Marll'.!t 1 rul h Wc.st of U ttle Hocknli, Oblo:t On St~le da y~:~, TURN BR[~K INl~·~t~E,' Route MI. 8. Open we"k afternoons sunday evenJ.ngtJ. a.ld I NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT t:..tate Dl Va.l Jones,. Deceased , NoHcc 111 hereby g!Yen that M. D. will be . ,........., re~~ponslblt Webl'lter b as ~en duly appointed FOR RENT-2 beaUUIUI flats ovt!r A. & P. Bt.ore. can l!:dward Ebere11-2&-tr btlch at Red AnchOJ'. NOTICE OF If .. . . : also .&tand , opt for the PreVic118 to Ule pme, the ·Mtddlepprt, hlrh. ~tetlbol.' tJau4 l&d. a parade o[ the VarsitY ' Purple And White Stage Magnificent Goal St"nd On Three Different Occaeione Until" Beunett Finally Snag• :Pa.. Over Goal Liue. No ad"tfri:!lemeut will be taken tor u~~~ted _thl.l 15th day 'o f Nc~~m~r ., leu tlum "' riltnlunun thiU"Ke ot 8. A. McCullough twent-nye eent.a tor each maeror the Pr-obate Ceurt, tJ.oa. Melg'-: COW\tYtYOhkJ. For Rent. - , Pl,At PLACES PANTH'ERS' BACKS}"O WALl,. IH1d qualified a& ··Admln.latrator de Erron 2r1 btmls non wtth the Will annexed ot Estate of Val Jones lat.e of M~igs Coun ~y. Ohio, ~ . lboorrect lD8ert10D ' IJB.me, 1 Game Nip J\nd Tuck Ti.IJ La.te Jn :J'Wir~r.!l"·~~~~ Whep 1~·~~·" ~~!~_In: !r"' ,;:''~.:.~... · Bennett Gett. Away For Lonr Ga1n After Ap- . ,..,,. tlno pJar or parently Beine StopPI'd for ' 12 Yard J..o~1 · . Momo. I<laeo •nd 11-24-tr. ¥ . Clull: mttmben~ lfQIII liflC liuslnelj section of t.he 'lllllage to the pla.ylng t~lq, w~ere na~ Stuiner 11.nd then loWered to I Thrilling: bel!ond words and one era! attempts to plug !the line were of the be6t and hardest. rought con- stopped dead In their" track& or , · t.hrown for losses will\ Ule fo,rward test& between the Middleport IH~h Purple wall :6hDWitli ll).p the · pest, school Yellow JBckeki and lhe Po•n- d efensi vely In the t.lgl\t Ia~. . APPOINTMENT Noi.Jcc Is hereby given, That 0 . 1 H. Chur~ h of Mld.c;Ueport, Ohio, haa bt>c n duly llJlJ>Ointed and qualified u hig__h .school Purple P&nthe•·s, the nlnth consecutive contest. ol ~;,~ two tootbaU teams went to MJddl P· port Thursday b:• a 6 too ococ~. The deciding points wct-e t.1nde only att.er a break wh;:t_ :>"nt M.h:idlepm·t into Pomeroy territory ln.te ln the third period and kept lhem there until the game :.'O.:Ied, but despite this break H Wall the clean. , . est played and best c('n,e~t ·~d nffair presented between tear.-~s rep rr!ienUng·the two schools for mtany year.s. When two Pmnrroy pluyers !allt..•ri lo bring Bennett t.o the !l"I"Uun<l when It appeared a:; Umuqh he h!i.d hf>n thrown tor a 12 yerd loss behind the line or scrimmage , ln the third period , and he broke awnv 1.o race 32 yardR lnt.o Pomeroy terrl!.u11' plo.cing the ball on the ~m1 !1' m }'ard lim:, the lw·ning point of the fl"I'LD1C wa.s decided. Ft·om - Uten ou Mirldler.o0rl pl:\y•~{\ cnllrely in Pomr.roy·s t.enit.QIY t.akiug the bail to the most dan!l'erQus PiBc.e In the Pomeroy fiell1 but only lifter l!BV!(lral. attempts to break thru t.he: · SeeP\fo&ly lmpenetljH.ble line did the Y.ellow Jackets resort t.o a pa ~SS from Allensworth to Bennett nu·oss the goal line for the only scoring j)lay of the game. The pass for the touchdown pwvcd t.o be the only possible liCOrlng p!ny !or tho Jackets after sevI!!"OY For Sal- !II• UNION W. VA. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Clark ' P Even nfter the .M:iddleport team scored. Pomeroy'l!l .hopes were not completely vanquished fl.8 the kicko~r g11.ve them ~ion or the Pijj<ikln oval, but, ~ bud break lmmediately after the kttk-oll da.s.h ed the hopes of th e Pomeroy fans as Moore allowed U1e bnll to tumble from his hands after a beautiful rP.turn t.o the Pome•·oy 35 y11.rd !;tripe where It was r~o'llerefl by Rlle:v. Middleport's powerful fullback. This wna an unfortunnte break fo~ the Pomeroy lads but it. developed that Moore watl practlcnlly out on his feet. s.nd this dismissed the blame for the fumb le as It was necellSary to remove lttm enLir:! ly from lhe conte.Ht. rt was a gruelling test fpr both lPHms, virtually every man on the Held doing hls best lo ~ top lhe oppommt..<; rroin ~ainhll:l" Rrotmd Rml mwHinf! In 011e of the h<trd('.•;f, fought but r.leanc!lt won nnd lor.t R"llme~> tJJt: tw<J .twms havC' partl.· lflated In dur'.J.l g the HejlSOil. The Pomeroy do.fen se ~; t.c:lppM U1e ramblings of Allensworth and Bennet aro und ends, cffeetlvr.ty, during the f1111t hall anti even when n score was IJtreatened t.hc: attempts to break the Furpte forwacd wall were thrust ba.ck.. Prom sbanker to shanker, the Pomeroy Une can rec.elve nothing but the credit of nil ns they put their ail I 'I 1TOOTS AND 0)-1 t>A."J, lT't. A.~L THAT YOL..I D lbN'T LAND Mv'I'AuLT THAT 1~ 4-000.0 .1' A WI~EK MOVIE .,,'09 --- F0!1<:;G,. ,T,SoPHIE! IT'~ IN was raiSed M the · lill.nd the !!tar' ~anel.ed pla~ed llalf mast ae &he clUb membtr& a.nd spuetatora remained standing u a tolr:en or teiiiPI!Ct. shown, . See-sawing back lllld forth "";;~;:: I I~ the playing field during t.hc halt, p~dlctlons at a scoreless were advanced by both fdd121, JackeL"~ pre· ,d their ae:ial was still Mfectlve IUld ''paidThe '~l~m~,~~:~·:::~:~~,,;~~i~l=~~ and a o.dm~tons ~s to ma.ke the attendn,n c.r. over 3.000, wlls eMily the '.most dcrly crowd ever tn atten~ a Mid· dlcport.-Pomeroy tootba11 gumc. , The ~ttendance WM record tug, It w1w Drticially nnd U1e couduct of all w a~ ' I yd. at· rliht. guard rar 3 yds. quick kicked ou~lde to ttt.e "!!dd~: port 19 yd. llne. Allemworth right tackle for a yda. stopped the seoondiLry. Bennett went pltmented·by M. Walker Es!lex, dleport high school princiJJ:•L The sportsmanship o! ror illllrlev Bauer, rormer Wkldleport high aobool toot.ba.ll .!;tar, who met hia death 1'hursd9.y morning throush an unfortunate accident. At the hlllf the bandp reptuentlng P.omeroy hlSh and Middleport high school par• aded up and down the rJW(f tn fonnaUon11 In true c0Re1e style pla.yinr Lhe alma mater 11001s ol both schOOls as they came to a. po~~ltlon ln front. or Ule stan~. th~ teA.ma could not be overlooked. left tAckle fOr 3 yd8. tho Uli~Y battled llkfl enemle::. on the field, and It seemed a.s this spirit was carried to the crowd u.s the gtuqe proceeded. made flt'flt down on 32 yd. :···~.::::. 4 yds. gain t:.hru oenter. I wont oft tackle for i3 yds. I worth was stopped for I yd at. " tackle. Bennett went over . Middleport SJ.I.Ccceded in oulgain- ttt.ckle ror 1 yd. mu.klng 4th. In~ the Panthers, a.lthough · and 1-2 toot. Allenswot"l.h pound11 I~ In; average welg,ht, punted to Moortl who returned lt yards thru scrtmme.ge to 102 10 yds to hie own 40 yd. nne. tJ:~ru scrimmage by the K.Joee mfl.de 2 ydl!l over lett Fm;t do'ollw; were 8 for the Moore hlt lett RUard ror -. and 5 for Klocs went O'IICI' Jcrt sh~ ydtl. Kloel!. pWltcd to on the 20 and he was downed Jteatrukto' Ml e Moore on the :13 yd. line. 6UCCeeded in Allensworth v1w:1 spl~d ~bind score while the line lor 4 yd. loss. Allens...orth punted to Moore on the .Hecond down to the Mlddle-port 48 yd first down Pomeroy. KkleiJ-. stopped by Swisher fOr :1 when he left his In~~~~~··~': CBII{:i went off weak side or ynroo and the quarter ended. Allon•· """!'' I~---------------BYBmD«ZY · ------------' j,Yotirtg •'- Pomeroy W&li ptmaltzed ntteen ydli. (or llllfittCIJSSILfY t"OUjlhnelit. AllelliiWOl'th was sntcn.rctt behind tbe line for five yd. loss. Benuett went ofl lett tackle ror fl ~dll. 'Allenswot·t.h hit center for T yds. nutkln~t 1t.h. down and 2 to go. Amm.Hworth Lrled oonter but ralltd I p;aln the first down nnd It Pomeroy's ball on thc.lr uwn -34 yd. Kloms hit left llUilrd for 2 line. yds. easel hit left auRrd for t yda. Moore Look the ball on a l&lerlll pa•s rm· JG yd. Q'fl.hJ and first. iiiOOi·~ Allensworth stopping him. -· t.hcn went lhru ten. guard yds. Kloes dug Into .:~·"-'"".~~ or the line (or 3 yds. right ii"UD.rd for fill'lt , yd. on the Middleport 37 Kloos wcl\t off rl~~:ht 6 yds. Into lhe ;.,;;:;,;;d.;;.;:--Moo;, was thrown by Swisher lOllS. M~re·s Pl\85 WQ ~ plete and lt. was· 4th down ORDER Moore hit the the ,'ri';",ii?,~·..:';';'",i~!·~'I' go. J yd and It wall EARLY! 1 ball on their own 34 . . spun away for an ! nett A small down pay. men! will hold any of the marvelouiJ around len. end. right gun.rd for new 1934 PHILCOS fnr Chrlstmu delhetf I Pa,- the balance nut Jl!ar! Come In- buJ no·w whllt the Hlec:tlon ia complete I 1 I side of llhe . ..Two oF. lHE' 'I"IGERS 'CLAW$!·· GAB.RY L£ VAN··GRU.r PRINCil'TJ:lAI HALF~!l'K, ~PEPPER Rllay'·,:~/t:::~ 3 yd11. went thru center for B play for 2 ,vW... AUenswol"th • spUled tor 1 yd. los..~ behind Gamp~ig~. I Sccund QU&Iier Pcmet"Oy fumbled and 8WI&Iler re- I covered on the Middleport 46. Riley nltemr>ted aff t.Rclf.Je and ... l.~ LIFETIME~ Until the Prizes will be awarded in the ·.,Big '~ Alleilswol't.h to Moore on the 14 nnd he back t.o t.he :11' yd. line With 2 min ~ utea left to play In the half. Cue! took tbe ball on a forward pass from Kloes tor 28 yd6. gain and carlied lt to tl"!e t7 yd. Une In Middleport terrltot'Y. Blll(lkweu Injured on the play. Kloe& :1 }'tis. at l"lght end. K:l.oea Statue of Liberty ?la.y lost one Kloes to~ thru the right taCkle 7 yds. making It fth. down ::.;-,.! to 10 tor nr.st down as the entled. TWnl QtlaliM CONTENDERS: Leave no stone unturned. No essential thing undone. The campaign is an extremely close race. Failure to drive hard for votes now means less money in your pocket next Monday Night. MAKE THE HOURS COUNT Active Candidates Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsotti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Lois B. Diles Agnei: Egnor (trueser Middleport, Obit. Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio ~utland, ....... �II n MANY W~HK IN I t •lh l • • PIUD4Y I>IOIMBD. I 111SS •. L'lr. ,) State 1 dafl ahunned toM oo\Gao W. w110 wUl ban llD compunctlooa about drtnk1na at a table tn a. reataun.ot. In a hOt.el or In a dintna car on a WEAl HER-Cloudy followed by ram late tomght and Sunday Rtslng temr peratu! e tomght and Sun· ctay m w utheast. ·- - - - - train .. C~UNTY AS SECOND WHK I~ ClOSED Administration NTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE By Carrier 15 Cent&- By Mail t4 00 U n .. Nna Ua In The Tribune HN JUH'U SH~W More Than 1100 Unem· ployed Recetve Jobe Thru C. W A. RaMI Bed•eed ROOMS Slit. SUS BATH ll.ll DINING BOOM AND COFFEl!: SHOP UDder Sam11 Mallqeaaeb& ALBA O(ITYaT BOTBL - Department Of Agr1cult· ure Dec:ideo To Ace· ept Bid To Stake All On Solons' Vote Senaattonal Aaaault ~· Apiml Heywood Patterson 1 Endt Wtth Deatli Pt~Mity Decreed For Thtrd Time By Alabama J\WJ, To Appeal Caae ' PRESIDENT OF N A. D. A The Retatl Aul~mobtle Dealer•' Code a eel bl Pre~tdent Ror,.evelt when tl become• fuily :rr.:::~lve "i;~~tgndd vantalel of lncakulable beneftt to the purchaoer and ' gafa automobtle Jt now mak hi owner o an under tile- Blue £aile th o •l•tfry udpon all dealer• operabnl Whic:li ka 16 b ' e a optton o Ira e pohcteo and practiceo, ve ntt een recogntzed by leadtnt dealen and the ub· he •• dfeotrable, but ':'h1ch uncontrollable competthve forcea :ave hereto ore rendered 1naehve. The code 1hreo abaolute 'nd complete protectioJI to the car b uyer and o-er on th~ pointt: Actual faeb about the ear There can be no mtarepresenta• hon of the auto'rnob1le either l.a to l(lectftcahono performance or vdalue, m adverhaementa, aaleo aohc:itattona or otherwiae by 'the 11•1er, hla aaleaman or employeea, , ' Price ltl.nil fenna The code absolutely prevenb any ma • ;'"bon <( pr~~~yrovtdea t~thc.artct> of any new car ah:ft the manufilc~ 1 hat p(lte AJa'fi\Otiat'charges added to f o b coat muat be covered br detatled apeciftcatton Tranapor· !alton charges shall be the avera11e coat of tranaportatton from factory tel dealer hiU•ed on all olitpmenll recetved by il"l!ler dur· ln1 a 60-day pertod u ahown by dealer' a awom otatemant Ex· cephons to th11 are obsolete modela and open cara wh1ch have a aeaaonalmarket 11nly lnatallment plan aalea The code provtdea that no dealer ahall char1e a htgher rate than the h11heat rate, or a lower rate than the loweot rate charged by regularly eatabh.hed finance companieo opera\tnl; tn the same d~atrtcl Thuo exorbdan~ charges on tn· atallmenta plan aalea are made tmpontble Delivery of car The code abaolutely protecta the car buyer agatnat any aecret tamper1n1 with the car or uae of the car, or ad· JUatment of the' speedometer before delivery The purpose and effect of thia code prpv1110n 11 to a,aaure to the customer full knowledl" of the cdndltlon of the c•r and the mtleare covered by the motor vehtcle whtch 11 offered for ~ale Used ear allowancea and aaleo The code eotabhaheo a fatr round and oimple method of determimn11 tradtng allowances Th; allow•neea to be gtven for a car offered aa part payment wtll be 8tabliahed by the average of prices recentlv paid, in deftnttely es· tabhalied tradmg areu Thua the trade allowance wtll be the market prtce of current value of the vehicle aa determtned by the natural law of supply and demand, and thua both trade allowanee and aale prtce for uaed cara are automatteally controlled by the natural forceo of the local markeL Under the Reta1l Automobile Dealera' Code the public, the dealer and h11 employeeo are uaured of a fair deal in every detatl l~ere 11 no need for aharp de#hnga in purchaae, eale or aervtce. The dealer ia more permanently and aolidly eo• tabliahed 'and maured against looaea and abuaeo which in the paat have been reflected adveraely 'lpon the car buyer and owaer ,Hqn,,.,fv ip WOI'~alUht~ tn m,~rch!IIIIUting, jp ..t,,.m~,1hip are ul'«recflto Hie~ public liy the govem!li~t.'' 'flle I tapll&le, l!Dn" acleatloua d~ler Is protected by the aovemment and enabled to serve the car buyer and owner under eondltiona that permit him to do hia beat. d SSe FOUR LF,AF FAMILY FLOUR Large Sage, 'l'IWI Flour Jt r,aran&t!f!d u, btl 1uo.t for bread 81Hculh and putry The prl~P. iB VEftY LOW Lay In your Wln4fr IIUPIIIV LARD, PURE kETTLE RENDERED .\1 the iu: Ql\ pork pt'UJIIII.lb. dV!UI('I" lSc now Is the time lo lay IIJ 70.... L&rd IDpp)J ' Hershey' I Coae., Uk One halt pound ean Crackers, Twro pound soda 23c Coffee, Per pouna Uark onP. half rallon 27c ft..aJ Cof'fe~ two pound > 29c 35e MEATS Frankfurtera, ' 1""' Ltver Puddmr, 3 1""' Beef Rout, '""'"" ••Is. per lb Botltnr Beef, ' ,... Pork Roaet,- """_,, ... "" Freah Calhea, ,.., '"' Beef Steak, "'- Loin or T Bone Boi'OJU l'nlh aad 'f•Diler A Complete Ltne tOe LIBERTY THEATRE 8c 25c l (k Fn.11to ani! Ve(etablea. per lb. w t9e 2Se 1Oc 2Se • lbo - PridaJ' and !Ja&Wdlt.J' Zane Cw••'• i'ROBB MEIGS AUTO ASSOCIATION Blaettnar Auto Co. Brooks-Ebersbach Motor Co. R. H. Rawlings Son's Russell Auto Sales Hysell Motor Co. ~Miller- «amire Pomeroy Chevrolet Co. - '. OTHER NEGROES TO BE TRIED AT ONCE Not Make Conceta~on:s I Dema~~ded by Dryo for Mark Shank Former Mlt)'or Of Ohto C1ty Found I Uquor Control BY FORD DEALER Gutlty Of Firat De*""' Murder For Death Of Famtly Of F.our By Potaontng Walhinrton Dec 2-IN&-Henry Ford automoUvt sage of the river touse today held at least a moral "VictorY 1n the decision of the de partmer.t of 8.81'lculture to accept 11. Ford deBler a bid on clvlllan oon servatton corps trucks although the automobile maanate was nvt. con ~med. directly with the award General Hnsh 8 J~n NRA aomlniBtrator" concurred ln the de ci11lon Obfier era profeased to see 1 the aclmlnlst.rator s the pom~lble exten&lon bl aneh to the Detroit n In an errort to obtain Pord. compUance with the AltltOUih a~)Ganee of bld. n~ferrid ·~~.!:"r.,l;;v~i C C trueta atone, waa heM that such acceptance eot'\Stlued as establishing a pr~ dt-nt on future award.! po~~~~ibly re s~Uill tn future purchtule8 cf Pord equipment at approximately •1 500.000.000 for various government er s By F W A VESPER 1 I Boalol. Write for Boclkle& and Balel JAMES H. BUTLER M[Rtl! IN G~SES Of MURDER ~SSAUll: DHm~N. 81 N[GR~. MUST m[ MORE TO BE PLACED Wtthm Few Daye Welf· are Dtrector Grate Announeeo NO Chide I Literary Members departments The award Ktves the fc\eeral eont.ract for 700 hll low bid submitted Awarding of the held while Str~•- Point '" Ad· dreu to Am-• BEER BARON New York Dec Gordon New York file an hll Court eva&lon yea.ra In d1tlon he court cost.s hlm totallng 2- INB-Reporta damage along the of the Black sea Dec a terrific storm which all week reac:hed Istan 11 Have Battle For Life At ~a Sausage Workers Strike In Chicago *"' IAa'flo 'Joi,'; lift~ T.e up PrDclitctloll Ill 118 Pack· Ina Ptanta Seeking Philippine Freedom Inquiry ISen•ahonal Reault In Stricter ReiUiation FOR STOCK All Exchanll"' To Under Propoaed """"' ,;; 1tat1on � 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 12. December 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 December 1, 1933 audino bolton davis dayton goetz graham green herning hoffman howells janovsky keller kelley lehman lytle mcgowan neil o'neil patterson sauer saunders schaefer schneider schorsch singers smith