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EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 286-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R ((lund MAY PLAY MORE Fine List Of Games Ar· ran1ed For Entertain· ment Of Fans , tl~ this morn1n1 The victims were ,JQbn White, With footbt.ll plaCed on the shelf 1or another .scholuUc year, ballketball como Into lte own vtlth the ao. tmd bill aon, Clay White, 46, a trorld war veW!ran 'llley llved alone on a farm ei&'ht mile! north o1 herP \'BfiOllll I!Clhoola pttlnll doWn to bUlllneM 'Ibe Pomeroy Panther apd Bulklev• Patttherette schedule 1a herewith releued shOwlna th@ Pantber!l bw;y In l'J enaa~~:ementa before the dlflt·.ct. t.ournam.en\ ill beaun on March (Continued Prom Pa&e 0 . ) clarec3 muat be ellrnlnated lf repeal IB to succeed ns faUure, lie warned, would !tad I:D a poUtical 8 The firSt p.me comlnt after but ftve days of practice, will hustle the ooach and h18 Pt'Otelet1 \o set \nto to take tne Witnessed bJ': two amaU ch1k1riZL aod by Robert SmJtb, hllJ brother· tally system dominated by liquor Interested opponents Into eamp The ftnt game Is scheduled to be played Prlday 1"-lght 11nd find! both boya and girls activelY engaGed, both teams mectlnl the representative~ from Tuppers FI.B.IIUI as In former years. ~mmedlately fOIIO'I'Jing the openlui Plght game, Chester cornea with for the boYft while the wHI be Idle The following :c:r·:.: _Stewe.rt boys and 0 follows a scheshape .·- oommltt.ed auielde. 'I'be tnlgedy Will opening ----- Mia& Clarice Cleland of Texas IS several da.ys W1th Mr and Mrs Ds.vton Will of Mulberry Ave. ~hdlnl FULL LEASED WIRE 68 If li'l Rna n... OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. In The Tribune 1 ~m~i~ll~x'E~d~nl BIG ILong R~ign Of National Prohibition Comes To End 1I18 <Alstlr_Attempt OVER MID As ~epeal Vote Recorded· ~~: :::~ry ~q- W~M~N IS TH~UBL£ NEAR POLLS ~PEN UR LOUISIAN~ nTING Before Ni.ht it W iII be Po.. Special Electious May Be Cause Of WideSpread Violence Ohio To Ratify Wet Am· endment At Convelation Today NAMES TAKEN NO TIME LOST - Wlaeat Crown Is Won By Canadian Tradition ShattenMI When American Fail a to By Governor White Who Win Event As Voters Cast Ballots; Feelin1 h Bitter A· pinst "Kingfiali" , Utah, Jealous Of Honor IN MANY STATES Drive For Sulbacript~ To Be 36th. State, ' Movement for Repeal Once By Tribune Delays Vote Becun Contiauea With I Telegraph, OHIO IS 35TH. Unuaual Speed I I Opened Session With Short Speech COUGHED DAY AND NIGHT Ml'$. R0111. Dennbl o1 1<134 Stewart St Charlalon, \V Va, .. td 'I huJ • bron~h!al toltlh cou&hed dlly and n!lht wtaktninr ftly wholl: ayWim nt~O\Is ~~te I wu and !rrltllblie, IP· WaJ poor, I ~ W'CtKht ~Dd berlmt 1W&k. But Dr Pk rce 1 Golckn Medical DIKOYU)I r~ me tG normal hullh and atJ~I(h " New aUt, t&bltb 50 Cb liqt~ld $1 00. Lee. alze, tabl. or liquid., $1 JS •·w, p, Oar • ..._ .. :;,,U,,,,., " 1 Coulmbua, 0 , Dec. I)......IN8-lt fl.AY GBOVNP WORK BEOVN 0, Dee 15-IN8-Approvtell to the lot or Ohio. home stat., e:lMarion by the state clvll works admlnor prohibition's staunchest. adva· work was to br: atarted ca.._the antl~loon l~e-t? ltttratJon, cast today one of the lut. three here today on the development of votes necessary for repeal of tbe the Hardint at.h~tlc field The project, which is del!IJIDe(l to t•atlonal dry law. This 1t stood ••• "' fl\'e Marlon a modern sebool ath• letic fteld lllld public pla)'ll"9UDd, wiD cost a-pproximately ~ 000 and 'lflll provide work for 110 mel\ ror about 14 wets, It Is estimated. RURrdS faith ," but was """'"'P<<nt,Nl armed guard 'Thomas refusal other cr,lvicts to lncreal'll!cl tbe Inmates toward was at lafle. - RUTLAND MAN ARRESTED Lang Bplte!, of Rutland, Is jn the cour>.ty jaU here ractltg Charlbs tp be ftled by his wife, aecord!llg tp Bllerb'l A 0 Tracy Spires wa~ ar'u:stect S11turday ni1ht. thru ' a t:ompllilnt or his Wife, It wu said Ar~sl waa made by a Rutland town ~ tlhip constable Get your ne...,..Chrlltmu PHILCO notr-whlle the ooleetlon Ia complete! Enjoy the uneu.Ued ~DO pV• formtlllce 1. .1 011ly a PHILCO ean live! You win lind •a PHILCO for every pufiJI and purpooel and IQPreJIIO Yowutcnm Police Chief Al· taeb Statement of Univenity Proftetion Champion Scarlet F ~Yer Southern Part of Jcinpm c...mty •Give mother what she really wan.taand what you would like most to aee her have-new hours of freedom from the confinlng job of standing over a hot stove. Give mother a chance to enjoy the new speed and scientific accuracy of Electric Cookery. With a clean, smokrleas electric lieat, utenoila dO not omoke-up. Wa.llo sta;y clet.a. Au,o.mtic temperature and tim~ 1 coatrol ~it the cookinr of whol'e 1 meals without coutaa.t watching. ' ing Other Philcos $22.50 to $\75 R. ,M. CROSS Mlddloport, Oldo. Make thia a Olriatmu Mother will j• never lcqet. Come in today ud buy he · aa E!ectroc Ranp. -f Melnbers of the 4-·H Club teams judging llreedhir eweo Ill. tile annualj judging contest held in connection with tho International Live Stock Show at Chicago. ....... �• I I ' :1\ .,i ~ i• ' I t ~~ f • ! ~ ~ ., :1 • ~ r, ' I"• ' '·' .. 'l'!!ZIIPAT,•_ , _ ~1 lt33 · ,> - TDJP41DAY, .' ~a, ~~- """"" . . . .......,..,. ~· p. ... ,..... ~ ~ oead .. let!oro ..., lb1UIII 1:> .U . _ - , \belr ~~ ""* ... " 11!11 l!!ntl. """"""' (1. IIIAII!r tw puloli!'II!Oa 11101 lllm_lbcn>.,. ""' 11411 7 ' "' I nrtJ1 ., 110 ""'""'· . -~~~ · - ..........~ Olld _ . . "' • · _ ,••• wtJI be l>'ll>lllllod. f -~~~~~~:======--­ N&TJOM'AL ~V&I!ntDrO . . . . .81111T&llYI!8 I' ' ' fM llljo- ,........, ~~ PltwHrp.lltin~~Pt r.. .......... Olqcio c.u ...... • ,... Dqbm 0111oe ""'~. . Bop&. .,........ " ' Qa(- J ' .' a.n •·• .eo l-01 1.00 ' ' ''CHAIN THE BEAST" JHE ABOVE headtn8' was used recently to good advan· ta@·e in a metropolitan cart:. on anent the practice of J.rnchin,-, It is very gQod because it is so very true. Lynch~ ingt:; must not be permitted to gain the upper hand and uwst be discourag~d at every hand else there will be .. ' / r ' .. I ll:nprovement of Grant Stteet. nwi i6 VIRGINIA GREGG Pho•e Slll·L ,.1 . '1,.; I ,.- , .. ... ~ -. ' w;U /.ppear ;n 'Skit TO MI!BT nm.oY TO TART MOVE Eva~tllne Cbapter NO. 112 Or~ .-""""eed to Brinlt a.aurh• A.plqty; to be dn ht Eutem et..r will bold Its an Providin1 For Purchue ' l'reaentOd Two Nqhto, 14th, ' t~th , ,, nuaJ.;_ lnatal.la.tWn of ~rs n ...n ... Of Pythian Park F' ! ~Y ev~lna: Dee 8 at 1:30 o·~ t..-~·L. I clo:k at· the Ka&Ohie Temple to From Lod1e lh the .-111IC Teml'le in Mid- 49, Satnar>.tha. . Green, playe4 by which l!'.utem stan aPd tbelr I h~ not at all r ema.l'kable or even strange thut thet~e mob!; hich have broken loose in recent days and wreakl ·~ d a J dgment upon their victims which it is extremely By Arthur ..Buca" Baer doubt ul would have been executed by law and order, hn.\le nally Jost uJJ patience with the way justice is ad!llimst .red. Whall's A Non-.t.p'es&lon PacU' ' n 'matter of fact the percentage of those kiiJer ~ and w flie who are ndequately punished jn our land eom- Dear Bup · IKih'ool)eliiiOil for I.omorrow I& ptuud o the VaHt numbers of vile and conscienceless crin,& tbeOUJ\ :non~o~ pact wJu you lnals ho daily ply their trades, is ~o~o infinitesimal that 1,~..., expS&In it ao an adult cap the st~ange pa11 about the uprising is that it has been uridefllta.nd. It? Helel\ Lou ....._, de,y<(d •o lonll'. Age 3. I ~ ... ~~·fl,.rd ' o( 80•Cailed 'well educated people calllng upon (;.Qvernor Rolph of California to resign his post beThe non-.Naresston pact Is a new rulme ro~ lhtematiOrlal paper, but· CUUl"e e condoned what every rcd~blooded man in Amer~ ttea and. old ras•. n 18 a.n underice rn st. conrlon c, ;•ll f acton1 taken into comdderation, it standh)IJ between two nat1on11 not 'they ' ou Id Hpend th eir tim e in trying to bring about a to un®retand eaeh other. cond1l on thai would ins ui·e proper und adequate as well DII?J)InK the reftect.lve spoon Into as o() e•.-\.1 '" 1Y J' U::3ll ~.;e being admini:itercd tu our c1 im 1·n·ls, the •ha1l0w 81lUOOr of hi.Btory we ... disCover th[ll'e have beel\ many thet·c would be tlomething worthwhile begt!~ '!'"''"!' pacts in the past been aa easy to 0 ur pop Ie as n who Ie, !4nd as R ru I e are not bmat~ htoolo.ll u a have dlp&omanlac'a pledge. Hclt\:n l.iJu, we hope you undet'· . killer,,, They ,ure not trouble huntel'B nor are they willful t tan'q this well enough t.o eJQJ{ain fl; · Iatol's o f t he 1aw. 1nstea d and quite to the contrary PreThey are not: pe&4;e tree.tlea. They to your teacher. There Is so mqtll\ V10 rulea of eUquett.e In case ot war hleto'cy now you .should ha.ve alart· they arc as well or better behaved than nny otbtr nation~ ~d two yeat'll earlier Most of Ule L-~\1. ality when things are operated on even n partial basts of Enghmd aQd Germany had one present crop of t.reatlel! daf,e back •tiiOst \hi* prlbr to IIU4. It tn l896 at1d !.he Bardad RaJ.h•~Y. , pruieciing those who live lawfuly •nd legally and pay cf Wa.& aeneratly aeoepted that Ene~ when Europeall nQUons were dolng the laxes wh jeh make the nation po88ible. What other land wa11 invaded. So tar, so good. Ju old f11o11hloned barn dance. A new partner every time the wbtetJe blew. ~ cla:s/3 of people than American!! would !':!l.a1Jd for the terri- HJlW'ever, the Kaiser doitro\tcd So, yon 'llan ftaure that a non-a&'· ble J't:cord uf murden, rapine, assault and kidnaping throU,h Bel&tum on his WIU' to the @resslon pact ls aq. anonymo111 d&ra•. Hl.l ' reason was that l\0 ela.ra.tlon ot war acatnst parties un'' tih adequate punishment being administered in only stirted a war to toreaLa.l a ,.,.,r. known but suspected a vcty small minurity of cases? This excuae ~lUI a P"R to bans lhe hat Ol'. So~bod,; 6tole the hat. 'fhe way to stop mob violence In America is not to So rar, why ID further , cdufate the masses nor to say anythng to them or ever .. not1ce them, The only thjng neee..ary to put a eompleto r and final stop to it is to execute the laws, see that criminals llnown to be guilty of the crimes of which they are accused j·&~d convicted are punished in a manner be· lilting the' crlme and America will continue to move on In its unpe~prbed way. The California incident simply serves to awaken the officials with a warning of what h! to come unless condit.ons are improved. One Word Led To Another I Mrs, Mildred Powler Samahtha husbands and all JIUom, t.belr h8JJ been married twice before an(l v.lvea and aduli daqbtera art In~ P!ans tor at least two more clvtl 11o lt Is not a new experience for Yitec!. 'l)le lnstalLat.km exercl!IM Will worts administration projectll ,wlth the ftrst ttq:ae, is tl!.klne the feat be fpllowed by a BOCial bow' and. 1n the Hlage, were lilgteed upon tn l:IU:ip Into matl'lmon,):, rtfrMhmenta. tbc meetllq of the council at the To 'lll&!ke thlnga worse t;tds sl,ldden ' · city haU, Monday evenmg, fLild eaalf.t!mpt at manl,ase on the pe.rt. of , PAST CHIEFS MEET Umatea of the cost or mMertal e.nd Unelf HenrY will cut h18. nephew, 'Ol'e resulal' aesskm of the Put labor WJ,U be apbmltted t.o the State 1 Jack, out of 4100,()00 bequeathed to cb1etJ asaoelaUon was held at the ReUet bireqto:l' Immediately, It was him thrO'ugh hls ~rran"maY'Jer's .t:ome of ~· wm. Lyle wtth a dt.clded. wlU. Consequently Jack folld bls Chrlatmaa party. QJftl were exA committee of three councilman. friends heartily disapprove the 1•hanred The hOiteuea were Mra. Rosa E Powell, c . L. Brooks and \l~d<Hrw and mA'k+ every atttmpt Lyle, Mr. Tompkins and Mra Ada. I)Jivld Miller, was appointed to l pqssible to ke:ep Unc~ . Hem 'rrmn Root. Refreshment.& were ael'ved at compile an estimate of the two , marrytnlt. Thijy even try to kidnap the close Thirty-two were present p(ojects to be submitted to the 1 Henry In order ' to prevent the c.ij.1l works administration at ol'\Ce 1 wedding t;mt Henry Is determined 1 The reiJUlar rnee\1118 of the Phl ailid to COnsider other propasala tor end as a result he iS able to iO Delta Kappa tratel'f'lty was held CWA jobe bere, estbnates to be Hub:1-tlirruah all the d ftl.cultles ar.d out Monday night at their rooms, ll•itted In the near futW'f! . It wu planned Monday evenina: for the committee In charae of the CWA projectB to compile an est!nate of an Improvement of the re.q~.etery, Including roa.d.E leading •• thereto, , and Jt wa..'l for believed w1at th e etc cm~t of materia such Ia a pro,.,ct will be cornparatlvfjly low to. the amount of labOr... tbat l(lan bf: URed It seemed to be tfu; 'of!inion d · the council members 'that many , m~,oou1d be provided wor1t1011 &uch an improvement project wltflln the \'I'Are,J~ quite a lt..ngtl\ or time 11p thoN &. cOrcnnlttee was appotntf!d by Mayor J. E Harley to ne.sotlate lr.d.Q.. , contend~ with 'the--truste~ of l"ldeS Lodge No Mrs J H. Orate motored to be parallel me haW~ the fleor, 70u'\·• ~ · g 50 ' . T:Juday She was acKnl ht purchase r Pythlas,of regardlnR a returnBulkley of so.looiUI. · the prapoeed Pythtan by Mr a,nd Mrs. Tom Senator wns mated to b 1 h Y , one ·enouc • ou ve P"'· Parll 'Should such a l"CiOtl&tlon repermanent ohalnnan of t.he repea l •ti.rrinc atwument-- .sui~ llUcce&~tully, Pythia.n Park will • :he former atU!ndt\'i to oonvention He came here ri"Jm •"~~~ ~~~ • 111 !_uur become a municipal park and CWA l..el)1. Mae Felli, Home Eoo- Cleveland wllcrc h e had Just ft1J· anll w...,ll(oo.w-\1 ueVO· prOJects tnay be outlined for that nolnlc teacher, returned home from i8fled deUverlnr a. spirited attack 101' lntere1b. lt'1 bun a PID,c£ 11 visit In Batnbrt~ Her sister oq u.le or liquor by t.he glaa.s h, if Ulorieal. demonstra. Ownen of property abutting Bos- who has been here tor some time 11-densed hotels, clubs and tF;!staulpeeiou• reasonintr v1orth Street, on Gravel Hill, flied 8 l"iUrned with her rants, B propclBPI Included In tbf' one thin c. 1 ou petition with the C'ouncil for the Max and Bess Sanborn were admtnlstratlon'& Uquor control bi!l Yon n e v" r cp~nlng ot the street PIBI1.$ were Hul'\tlngton vt 11ttors Sunday But atnce the conwntlon w1ll never could be. You're a made to Include an cstlma~ of this The Middleport Senior will spon- concern ltAelt with only one l.58ue f \\Oflt 8.'1 a CWA project and William !'or the picture .show "P:IIgrlm~" tJ\e eighteenth a.mendmeJ, t. p~n tiP b. • very ex· Harry, eng'lneer, was ordered to l'olan lng "Marton Nixon. Norm 11n " the Democratic go,. if Blll McGee ftndr r.~ake proper eBtlmat~s of nus. arode FQSter and Hennerlta Crosma11 " and ~ocratic senatlt work. etc. given at the Liberty Theatre, Dec were to forget ,. th~r dlfff'rlatce~ complain of of 76 !)E!tlttons asked the council to 8 and 9, Friday and saturday over cntrol re~tions ror the day •• J.:I'OVIdc CWA job& for men unem. ':'here wiH be a matinee Friday afBoth voiced tM hope that the ployed herf', &Jlrl the petition was tf'rnoon for grade children.. convention speeches would be held and phtced on me. Mayor Mr and Mrs. Arthur Covert and short so tbnt the vote for ratlfica.that evervthlng possie~pect t.o to housekeep. tion of th·~ twenty-first amend· tor the men wa>~ formerl.y~ to Ute fedenl enatltutlo·1 as pouible but pu be recorded early In the ar. Ji.;,iO.j that It mater:tal ft';~::;:,~; on dvU / 1 I Ohio l !?.~~~::~:~ I ·~ ..._,. . $125 .... " • PIIIWOS ' ft,tea , 1'b@ conventioo , lli~r Il&JDe U1t agalnlt dl.itrfbUtlni of bltJoi. 111&" an booorary Pn8ldent, prob- t•J polling placee broUiht. tlu! ftrit; ably former Ben At let' Pomerene, gunfir~ or the revolt Jalt; ~ ('le'feland , &nd a temporary AeCre- when men oo a truck, bel~ to taey Will flll vteancleill cauuc:J. by be loactKI with election Uterature, the deat.t:u of John LaughUn, Cl~>ve- succes~~fuJiy fought It out wt\b 10 land, and Mr.s Joseph.lne McGoWan, atputies Rnd citizen, at Dennh&~ Canton. Epr111pl Tne truck then made I~ Ch1ef Justice C10rl V Weygandt. tmtnm ce Into Ltvl ngston ParUb. of Lhe staLe suprerue court, will Altltough li :iCOre o r more Rllote admll\llter the oath W the 52 d ele· ""''~' exduum ge<J no one Wfll in· catell, who will then elect a perma- ~ uJ ed w far ll ~ 1~ known. u.ent chairman. ~~ecretary a.nd clerk TI1lll ~Ltle roJ ioY.I'd 1mother bal· Na opPQ&itlon hat< appeared ILl !Of bonfire in the main street of . Senator BuJII:Iey lor permanent 6t nham s..,rul l!! where bt.~. rhairman lmd It waa reported t hat l't'arJII!I only tht name of J.lrL Dwight Matchelte, House of Re• Y..cmp , Y.rm' up 111 s1, uk +> afLel' ctt.J., p .eset)taUvell clerk woukl be named . ~ ns had take11 ~he m rrom a st4)n ('onventlon clerk A woman dele· 111 uJie nt Centtf'll lle seat of Livinl~ l&.l.e proOO.bly will be e ll'c~<J StCrt'- ~tun par!~h huy Then will follow appointment of WIGGrNd-P'AV ILLEGAL comrnltteefl on resolulion11, mt>morlals. mileage and order or bu,sjW 1 WIIJ •cgwn De<! 6 - INS nus WheQ ~he resolutloru; com- 1·n lt !14.>0,000 rf'tlrement pay g1ven mUU!e submits ~he roamnl resolu- Al ben H Wiggm by tJ\e Ch85U Uon for ratification or the rel>t!ai N:l tluna ! ba nk wus a direct vlolaI<nlendment , Wie delell&tes wlll be lo n of law 8em1.tor Carter 01&11, polled on it.<! adoption ' •D• nr V•rginla ch~rged tod&y al Ina~much as the y were elected on lh scnu.U: b::m ldng inquiry the repenl ticket ea.ch d•· iegalt> I Ghws swd the b:!nk's dlrect.ora r:1uat C88L h!s vot-e fm lhe aesolu:Jor>, 1vioiHll'tl uut 0t1ly the statutes ot ~ecre lli.ry Myers will tmmediutely New York !>Late but direct court cf'r\lfy t.he vote to WIL'!hmgtor• by 1 dccl."!om; Wire Later a copy • f the rr·snlu- ~;;.;~~;t;, tJcm Wll I:M:! t.aken to Washlngto r by ' thP. conven~lon derk I I •••," 1 New York ~continued nom yage one> "O ld Man Prohibition" wlll btllrowloed In the ~~o wlmmmg pool of U.e Park Central Ho\.1·1 The dlr~cton; lor the a.'ISOclatlon against t h e prohibition amendme nt Wi ll ~Jebrate In the jade room of 1 the Waldorf-As toria.. [ A ' new deal" cocktail will be born at the Fifth Avcrwe :----------...,-"1 Governor Wl lllamR A Com stock of Mlchlglm, the firBt state to vote 1 .-.n the rt•peal amt•ndment. wm be 1 ~uesL ol honor a t lhr; artJJ student& lcs.g ue l>all As the c!()j'k !iLrlkes RUPTURE Of Chicago Here Aealn n ldmght u casket. will be ope!"'ed and a beautJfi!l female figure :ug- na lizmg the retur11 of O<Jod Spmt~ will Ba CC hiJ.~ li e_ Rupture pnvately In h.la rooms ari~e Tht> Line1 Majectlc \\Ill be s team tng up the HudSJJn river when 1ert·al becomt'!i eftedlve \VIth U1e flrst consignment of swtch wh.is hy to rench this country m l.lllrlet>n years Besi d es the 300 cn.ses of sr-t~tch there will be m me Ulan 6 C31l cases of etuunpagN' Q• ine~ and tursundles llbollrd valued o.t $:.!50000 In the dtJVe or the eaa11t gttard against !Untl81!hng of llq1,1or Into purt &.fter repeal, t.he 12-mlle limit 1uUI"\B for searc hing s u~p1ct om ves!"els will wntinue George W Er¥wer solicitor or the port or New York announced 4~of~Stn4,1e ~ will w lll~h,tu.rdi and j E. J. MEINHARDI l .af~tydte Uutel, S all Mariet~. be l)ll., · n Fridlt.J' onl7, Dee. l&b, fljltm J 00 P. M. to 8 :00 P. M. • !\sit $he Hotel Cler\ for ;th:t ,.limbers of Mr. Me~'a rooms Only lnfll are lnvl , ~~~ 1\lelnha.rdi &ays: " br. Mtmhardi Rupture SWe:ld. ollpll• Lr.~eta the Opentnr In 10 llay!l on the aven.Je case rerarc~Jea lll th.. Mlze ur location of ~be Rupture-no maUer ho.., 1 vou e~rd~. ., IIU, or 1 a." fhe )lelnhardi Rupture 8 d ttl !!klllrully moh1ell to efMlh 1 IJidivtdUILI aa a IH!nUst ~es f:S" I raiM teeth. (No le( nn Troubl~ It (Continued from page 011c 1 t10n In three parlshes, ar\.c:t, lmmechately o.ppointed w me 300 !!pe<:\11.1 cieputies t.o enforce hill 1•dlr.t with the assertion he- would swear, tn a. n1ousand, 1f necessary • '!'he parishes nflecte~ by , lnjuub- [ lions art\ Bt H elena, Livingston, Tanglphoa and East Bilton R,ougr lq the mea.mnne .t was reported forces In New 1 II0 !lof'''"'( b1 •t.n.,. ·tt.nd ~~ont~.nl't'IMIIL). cUmli..n.<»lhe .~Y, \U,terproof, pn..ctlea!Jy lndeet.-aeUble. tmll mav 1M! worn while bai.hlrq-; or (cont.inaollllly day :arul 1 unt•l no lon&"er ~~ I w~re ' '•Qtboo: .... " ' $2:150 feoo .. -- • . "' • .- H. M. CROSS 1 Muoical lnal., Wall Paper, Painta. etc. Middleport, Ohio , hi• brother who has escaped the clut<hes of the Uniled S~tes governp1ent in a righteous cause to prose~_ ute him foi- 'dcfraudmg 1m many people of their life's "avmga. The decisio1) of n court in Canada shows how much more that country is concerned in seeing that rightf'O tt StJe ss so far as the courts can aid the cause, shall prevall, than are' the courts and people of Greece where the brains of the Public Utilities Empire hides safely behind a court order refusing extradition. While brother ~artln. If pe I• gull~y of any criminal practices In COJlnectlon wj* t~~ co!lap~~e of the vaal prop. ertles sho~Jd ~ · pf<1secuted and m•4• to pay for hi• wrougf!!J act;.,.{t lo m~c~ mpr~ to be desir~~ til-t the renl scouJ•dtfel a~d ~rains of the vlllalnops , Ulll!~li~~~~~,. be brought to' I;J~iP~fo to' face the "muoli:" for ~js lllllnY mj•· deeds. 1 • ~ 21~ , THE INSUJ;,L CASE MARTIN" J. INStrLL, it appear" Is not so fortunate as Council Plana N~ , Ji>ba For Unemployed Under CWA I jut~tice. Mr. IDd Mft. t.wrmoe i!JU9U Coundlmen lkelon' ~. Oar• and lOll lJoJd. M1.Se Dorothr ..,. r::ey, Miller and PoWtU, ISoUeU.or ehlel of Martlb._ Perry returned &tewan and Clltrk. Pult• were pre- hme after • vlllt WUb Mre. Lllle H:veelL &lnortb OUvtr l'fthlined f<A' a few weeD. The LO)tt;l Pal& of th.e ChriJt.Wl QUD.D JIIH'I The World Wide Oulkl Olrl.s met Vburclt. wW mut f«W their rq:ular al the home of !nne t.lllla, Mon- tUiineM meetinl IU tile home ol C'ay evenlna 1'1le OOptc wu "Atrlca." Mn. Plo)'d 8toneltl..n8 Dll Mill 8\:. Thole pteRI't were : Clan. Mae Mlst PraQote Rol.l.8h ls uaiatlni HBmllton, Marruertte Hysell, Allee hottftl. Orlmm, Anna Marpret Wyle, Mrl Mrl Bernard Wyeonr returf't(i to r c. Kreater. V1vJan Kropp, Edlt.h her home Jn OoJumbul atw a vl!Qt JAcklon. Dorothy HliJI.nbott.om, with. lu!l' b\.llband. :&len Jane M)'ratt, ~ P'lek, Mark RoUer of Hwri:tngton wa.s a Emma Jean Bet.rhl, and the holt~ bUJ!Delll viaitor here l(cmday, , Ul:l A gue ~;t of the sroup was MilO Ralph Leiat ls a bUslneu 1 Yj.sl~or l'ela The ne xt meettna wlll bte held lr, t.he Pomeroy Bend today. Yr and Mnl Walter Harrla who Jf. nuary :otnd at Mn Kre&.&"~'l l£rt Monday for Ooumbua retUrned heme. William &MoD of Chsrleat.crJ .who L(le l't the 'Thl.nk~t~PVil'IJ holidays MINISTERS MEET 'l'wePty-two pei'80DS attended the wlth Y:r and Mrs Jamea; steven ~. a::ounty ministerial meeting held returned to hili home Sunday He nt Rev Swe~rlngen'& home lion- was accompanied by Mr a~ ll(rs Cay. The session beran with a Jun.~ St.evena. and thetr gue&te. Mrs cheon at noon after whiCh a nure· Oora Braey ot Rutand and Mrs Ida l:'t>r or toplc.s WPre discussed Stevens and rranddaughter Dor· othy Wllllama of Parkersburg who .Mnl Homer Oalbroner cnnltnuc11 remained tor a brief vWt, nturn Eerio usly Ill at n.-1 1lotne tn St l.nr to Mlddleport Sunday nenlnJil. lAluls. Mo Her mother Mrs w. E M'r and Un Gerald Rlce returnHuddleston Is helpinr to ~a.re for ed from a. lew lfay's '!lilt tn colwnbFr bus Y:'.ilnday wbeTe the former un· Mr and Mrl. Pra.nk Johnson derwent medlcal tr~atment !llJt!nt the wet:k end with :M:r and CARD 'oJ='THANK. Mrs Dan Hn.rtil'j"er of Letart LEG BROKEN We s ii\Cerely appreetate and Ruth Bines, dau~:llter of Mr and tt.ank our netghbora and friends !or Mrs. John SlnCB of Wllllam Street rell ut play In t.he central schoo! the many acta or klndneAA and 9ympathy during our receJ'II, bereavet:ulldlng grouna to.nd broke her leg ment f.he ts IP the !d.Xth grade at sc.hool Mrs. John Schadel The fracturre was redl.lOed by Dr and Cl•l1d ren r, E Buice and the little Miss 1s resting as well as could be expected Miss Hazel VanCooney a~ Mra Bmllb motoreu to Charleston Mondav f00ot1nu8d from oa~ oneJ The Eoartl of Edueat.lon met at wt.sh oo hear Ohio sound pao th, vnffice in the M!ddlepor~~::~·~~ :~~;;;~~ dell.th knell, the enUtf' scho"l. All mombe,. wo'c "' will be broadca.llt ovc• except J H Grate Routine st.AtiOill! matten we1e handled It w11o11 deddell that the Chl'UUnas vacatloa wU~ivergcnt ~~ ~~~ start on Ptlda)' Dec 22 1 e.sume on Jan 8, 1934 '":' t~!':,.,:~~~,,~ Guy Orahafn of lconton was a tu.slnl'll!! caller here In the Interest J :!:~:!. · 1:::::'~ •Jt the Bostwlck-Bmun Co . of ro- ""''· HENRY'S., WEDDING TO Bg 'SHOWN AT MASONIC TEMPLE NExT W~EK ,14 and 15, pruv~ral'' ou~tandlnl amateur tl'lay, ~·Jienry'a WeCldlns" Wfi1 be Maaect. The Vdrtous commlttcea, tt ~ &llllDUDCed, ,arli busy ~d every,. thlDI Ia underway tor p. big pr~ duetfub.. ' ' I ' ' ' • Tile best amateur actors a~ 'ctr..,_ r~ , promlnel}t mtn and Women or t);e Pomeroy Benet h~:t.ve ken ehosen for Ut.e various rol~, it wu announced by the cast!nJ oom· ~utttee, ana rehearsa.ls wut bellr,tn U:e. Lea:lon ball here Tuesda:y nfaht. ' un~ Henry, tl1~~e1or bride· of M, wtll Portra~ by 1 n;enry, consu.ddeh})' falls ttlle, wfdow of T e people charged with administering our laws, the ;urieij vhich try the criminals, cannot expect that the law ab1di citizens of our land will ~it idly by day a{ter clay, yeur ter year lvithout •nd 'Waiti~g' for imiii.l~ to .be lm. ro•ed legull ~ "'!ihout final\¥ '<lo!nll' ' l!fl'lle.t~jn,g ~POJI\. the matte . NEWS .' l~ ' dJepcd on1 rDe~mber safe from the hand of him who ruthlessly takes the Ia w: into his own hands. There is nothing more ruthless or iess ameDab)e to reason than a raging, murderout> rn oh bent 011 the destruction of property or life. nothing more dangerous to the heaJth and welfare of any comrnunit.'l and the mpve should be stamped out wherever pos....,J bte. But the way to stnmp it out i• not to stand by and bemo~n and cry about the terrible state o 1r law abiding cit1zcns have reached when they finally become go mad they a~e beside themselves with fury and go out to wreak a s um~ru,ry justice upon u low, sneaking, brutish murderer wh en they are at last convinced there Ja no other tq t~ecure ' '' ' ' nuthlnjf wuy I ~ .. - 1 I. ' PAGZ TIIUI "T1 ' 'I1211 11eaJ ' Acton and Ae-I .. w_ .:_ __ .. ' 1r - \\'eet .•.•• .. .•.• •.•••• .. t JtOne MOl1tb .• • .•• . •..•.••• Out Montb ••.•• . •••• , , • , ~,., 1110 llh.rM MOf'Shl · .. • · •••.• • • • • PDI! Year , ... , , , , , , .. ; , ..... • o,~,ooSIX MCJ'Itbl ..... . , ••.• , •• , • • C)!lt ~ Youa ' .!'~--~ t~tpl !. !V!,lJ..N!. . Pt!!l ..., '"' ~..,.. fi'OAGS 01 ' TID DAJLT - · - . .. Youl the bit ~t ia ov.er aad tile eorlteatantJ have been the Pom~y :fii!llalte and 'tril!une-tele,..ap'h ha:ve added Juo; paid mjlny ne,w ·~oerl~,lo ~i~'i:ire~~tlon wlaile' many of the old oubocnllet, ha-.e,reMwe.J·ffi!r IDiW terma 'beca:Uae tliey wanted to It-t tltli ti.elt ·.,.~ ProcurabJe .in Pi• ce~uti'i; .!ncl becau11e they WUit lo ...... .-.of tfle ~lalltt. . U,ow l!reYOUR nerves?, •. , toerves\> .. '· ~ "" · ~·-· ..... -.~ ak" l' iU ~m·~0 't-.~~1 ,. ~~4~.Jil~ ·~ ~~ ~~~ p ' M~.rA? ·~~ ' • ...-, Youarereallyanother-nwhen you are suffering ,from jangled nerves ... You snap out sh&I'Poom~ ments, make unreasonable crltl· ci1l!ll8 that ~ting. Of course, :rou are sorry lawr:-but,you may have alienated your .. fainily.. a ,loyal .J ,' \ ', \ eRIIlloyee, or ·• • j J;, { ' 1'HST No . 11 1 ,7 ... ,.. ' I . ' ! 7 \ • " rpocl' friend ... '1\i•fell J''l!lr 'Dent~. Get JOV fuU amollnt of aleop !iYUY nlrht. Eat rocularl7 ud 1101l81bly. Find time for ncroatlon. ,And !llllOb Camela ••• for ~V• ooatller tobMcoone-e~l'OIIf"""• COSTLIER TOBACCOS ' Camels are made from finer, MORB EXPBNSIVB 1obaccos than any popular hrand of oigareUO.I THHY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES! r ' �• I I ' :1\ .,i ~ i• ' I t ~~ f • ! ~ ~ ., :1 • ~ r, ' I"• ' '·' .. 'l'!!ZIIPAT,•_ , _ ~1 lt33 · ,> - TDJP41DAY, .' ~a, ~~- """"" . . . .......,..,. ~· p. ... ,..... ~ ~ oead .. let!oro ..., lb1UIII 1:> .U . _ - , \belr ~~ ""* ... " 11!11 l!!ntl. """"""' (1. IIIAII!r tw puloli!'II!Oa 11101 lllm_lbcn>.,. ""' 11411 7 ' "' I nrtJ1 ., 110 ""'""'· . -~~~ · - ..........~ Olld _ . . "' • · _ ,••• wtJI be l>'ll>lllllod. f -~~~~~~:======--­ N&TJOM'AL ~V&I!ntDrO . . . . .81111T&llYI!8 I' ' ' fM llljo- ,........, ~~ PltwHrp.lltin~~Pt r.. .......... Olqcio c.u ...... • ,... Dqbm 0111oe ""'~. . Bop&. .,........ " ' Qa(- J ' .' a.n •·• .eo l-01 1.00 ' ' ''CHAIN THE BEAST" JHE ABOVE headtn8' was used recently to good advan· ta@·e in a metropolitan cart:. on anent the practice of J.rnchin,-, It is very gQod because it is so very true. Lynch~ ingt:; must not be permitted to gain the upper hand and uwst be discourag~d at every hand else there will be .. ' / r ' .. I ll:nprovement of Grant Stteet. nwi i6 VIRGINIA GREGG Pho•e Slll·L ,.1 . '1,.; I ,.- , .. ... ~ -. ' w;U /.ppear ;n 'Skit TO MI!BT nm.oY TO TART MOVE Eva~tllne Cbapter NO. 112 Or~ .-""""eed to Brinlt a.aurh• A.plqty; to be dn ht Eutem et..r will bold Its an Providin1 For Purchue ' l'reaentOd Two Nqhto, 14th, ' t~th , ,, nuaJ.;_ lnatal.la.tWn of ~rs n ...n ... Of Pythian Park F' ! ~Y ev~lna: Dee 8 at 1:30 o·~ t..-~·L. I clo:k at· the Ka&Ohie Temple to From Lod1e lh the .-111IC Teml'le in Mid- 49, Satnar>.tha. . Green, playe4 by which l!'.utem stan aPd tbelr I h~ not at all r ema.l'kable or even strange thut thet~e mob!; hich have broken loose in recent days and wreakl ·~ d a J dgment upon their victims which it is extremely By Arthur ..Buca" Baer doubt ul would have been executed by law and order, hn.\le nally Jost uJJ patience with the way justice is ad!llimst .red. Whall's A Non-.t.p'es&lon PacU' ' n 'matter of fact the percentage of those kiiJer ~ and w flie who are ndequately punished jn our land eom- Dear Bup · IKih'ool)eliiiOil for I.omorrow I& ptuud o the VaHt numbers of vile and conscienceless crin,& tbeOUJ\ :non~o~ pact wJu you lnals ho daily ply their trades, is ~o~o infinitesimal that 1,~..., expS&In it ao an adult cap the st~ange pa11 about the uprising is that it has been uridefllta.nd. It? Helel\ Lou ....._, de,y<(d •o lonll'. Age 3. I ~ ... ~~·fl,.rd ' o( 80•Cailed 'well educated people calllng upon (;.Qvernor Rolph of California to resign his post beThe non-.Naresston pact Is a new rulme ro~ lhtematiOrlal paper, but· CUUl"e e condoned what every rcd~blooded man in Amer~ ttea and. old ras•. n 18 a.n underice rn st. conrlon c, ;•ll f acton1 taken into comdderation, it standh)IJ between two nat1on11 not 'they ' ou Id Hpend th eir tim e in trying to bring about a to un®retand eaeh other. cond1l on thai would ins ui·e proper und adequate as well DII?J)InK the reftect.lve spoon Into as o() e•.-\.1 '" 1Y J' U::3ll ~.;e being admini:itercd tu our c1 im 1·n·ls, the •ha1l0w 81lUOOr of hi.Btory we ... disCover th[ll'e have beel\ many thet·c would be tlomething worthwhile begt!~ '!'"''"!' pacts in the past been aa easy to 0 ur pop Ie as n who Ie, !4nd as R ru I e are not bmat~ htoolo.ll u a have dlp&omanlac'a pledge. Hclt\:n l.iJu, we hope you undet'· . killer,,, They ,ure not trouble huntel'B nor are they willful t tan'q this well enough t.o eJQJ{ain fl; · Iatol's o f t he 1aw. 1nstea d and quite to the contrary PreThey are not: pe&4;e tree.tlea. They to your teacher. There Is so mqtll\ V10 rulea of eUquett.e In case ot war hleto'cy now you .should ha.ve alart· they arc as well or better behaved than nny otbtr nation~ ~d two yeat'll earlier Most of Ule L-~\1. ality when things are operated on even n partial basts of Enghmd aQd Germany had one present crop of t.reatlel! daf,e back •tiiOst \hi* prlbr to IIU4. It tn l896 at1d !.he Bardad RaJ.h•~Y. , pruieciing those who live lawfuly •nd legally and pay cf Wa.& aeneratly aeoepted that Ene~ when Europeall nQUons were dolng the laxes wh jeh make the nation po88ible. What other land wa11 invaded. So tar, so good. Ju old f11o11hloned barn dance. A new partner every time the wbtetJe blew. ~ cla:s/3 of people than American!! would !':!l.a1Jd for the terri- HJlW'ever, the Kaiser doitro\tcd So, yon 'llan ftaure that a non-a&'· ble J't:cord uf murden, rapine, assault and kidnaping throU,h Bel&tum on his WIU' to the @resslon pact ls aq. anonymo111 d&ra•. Hl.l ' reason was that l\0 ela.ra.tlon ot war acatnst parties un'' tih adequate punishment being administered in only stirted a war to toreaLa.l a ,.,.,r. known but suspected a vcty small minurity of cases? This excuae ~lUI a P"R to bans lhe hat Ol'. So~bod,; 6tole the hat. 'fhe way to stop mob violence In America is not to So rar, why ID further , cdufate the masses nor to say anythng to them or ever .. not1ce them, The only thjng neee..ary to put a eompleto r and final stop to it is to execute the laws, see that criminals llnown to be guilty of the crimes of which they are accused j·&~d convicted are punished in a manner be· lilting the' crlme and America will continue to move on In its unpe~prbed way. The California incident simply serves to awaken the officials with a warning of what h! to come unless condit.ons are improved. One Word Led To Another I Mrs, Mildred Powler Samahtha husbands and all JIUom, t.belr h8JJ been married twice before an(l v.lvea and aduli daqbtera art In~ P!ans tor at least two more clvtl 11o lt Is not a new experience for Yitec!. 'l)le lnstalLat.km exercl!IM Will worts administration projectll ,wlth the ftrst ttq:ae, is tl!.klne the feat be fpllowed by a BOCial bow' and. 1n the Hlage, were lilgteed upon tn l:IU:ip Into matl'lmon,):, rtfrMhmenta. tbc meetllq of the council at the To 'lll&!ke thlnga worse t;tds sl,ldden ' · city haU, Monday evenmg, fLild eaalf.t!mpt at manl,ase on the pe.rt. of , PAST CHIEFS MEET Umatea of the cost or mMertal e.nd Unelf HenrY will cut h18. nephew, 'Ol'e resulal' aesskm of the Put labor WJ,U be apbmltted t.o the State 1 Jack, out of 4100,()00 bequeathed to cb1etJ asaoelaUon was held at the ReUet bireqto:l' Immediately, It was him thrO'ugh hls ~rran"maY'Jer's .t:ome of ~· wm. Lyle wtth a dt.clded. wlU. Consequently Jack folld bls Chrlatmaa party. QJftl were exA committee of three councilman. friends heartily disapprove the 1•hanred The hOiteuea were Mra. Rosa E Powell, c . L. Brooks and \l~d<Hrw and mA'k+ every atttmpt Lyle, Mr. Tompkins and Mra Ada. I)Jivld Miller, was appointed to l pqssible to ke:ep Unc~ . Hem 'rrmn Root. Refreshment.& were ael'ved at compile an estimate of the two , marrytnlt. Thijy even try to kidnap the close Thirty-two were present p(ojects to be submitted to the 1 Henry In order ' to prevent the c.ij.1l works administration at ol'\Ce 1 wedding t;mt Henry Is determined 1 The reiJUlar rnee\1118 of the Phl ailid to COnsider other propasala tor end as a result he iS able to iO Delta Kappa tratel'f'lty was held CWA jobe bere, estbnates to be Hub:1-tlirruah all the d ftl.cultles ar.d out Monday night at their rooms, ll•itted In the near futW'f! . It wu planned Monday evenina: for the committee In charae of the CWA projectB to compile an est!nate of an Improvement of the re.q~.etery, Including roa.d.E leading •• thereto, , and Jt wa..'l for believed w1at th e etc cm~t of materia such Ia a pro,.,ct will be cornparatlvfjly low to. the amount of labOr... tbat l(lan bf: URed It seemed to be tfu; 'of!inion d · the council members 'that many , m~,oou1d be provided wor1t1011 &uch an improvement project wltflln the \'I'Are,J~ quite a lt..ngtl\ or time 11p thoN &. cOrcnnlttee was appotntf!d by Mayor J. E Harley to ne.sotlate lr.d.Q.. , contend~ with 'the--truste~ of l"ldeS Lodge No Mrs J H. Orate motored to be parallel me haW~ the fleor, 70u'\·• ~ · g 50 ' . T:Juday She was acKnl ht purchase r Pythlas,of regardlnR a returnBulkley of so.looiUI. · the prapoeed Pythtan by Mr a,nd Mrs. Tom Senator wns mated to b 1 h Y , one ·enouc • ou ve P"'· Parll 'Should such a l"CiOtl&tlon repermanent ohalnnan of t.he repea l •ti.rrinc atwument-- .sui~ llUcce&~tully, Pythia.n Park will • :he former atU!ndt\'i to oonvention He came here ri"Jm •"~~~ ~~~ • 111 !_uur become a municipal park and CWA l..el)1. Mae Felli, Home Eoo- Cleveland wllcrc h e had Just ft1J· anll w...,ll(oo.w-\1 ueVO· prOJects tnay be outlined for that nolnlc teacher, returned home from i8fled deUverlnr a. spirited attack 101' lntere1b. lt'1 bun a PID,c£ 11 visit In Batnbrt~ Her sister oq u.le or liquor by t.he glaa.s h, if Ulorieal. demonstra. Ownen of property abutting Bos- who has been here tor some time 11-densed hotels, clubs and tF;!staulpeeiou• reasonintr v1orth Street, on Gravel Hill, flied 8 l"iUrned with her rants, B propclBPI Included In tbf' one thin c. 1 ou petition with the C'ouncil for the Max and Bess Sanborn were admtnlstratlon'& Uquor control bi!l Yon n e v" r cp~nlng ot the street PIBI1.$ were Hul'\tlngton vt 11ttors Sunday But atnce the conwntlon w1ll never could be. You're a made to Include an cstlma~ of this The Middleport Senior will spon- concern ltAelt with only one l.58ue f \\Oflt 8.'1 a CWA project and William !'or the picture .show "P:IIgrlm~" tJ\e eighteenth a.mendmeJ, t. p~n tiP b. • very ex· Harry, eng'lneer, was ordered to l'olan lng "Marton Nixon. Norm 11n " the Democratic go,. if Blll McGee ftndr r.~ake proper eBtlmat~s of nus. arode FQSter and Hennerlta Crosma11 " and ~ocratic senatlt work. etc. given at the Liberty Theatre, Dec were to forget ,. th~r dlfff'rlatce~ complain of of 76 !)E!tlttons asked the council to 8 and 9, Friday and saturday over cntrol re~tions ror the day •• J.:I'OVIdc CWA job& for men unem. ':'here wiH be a matinee Friday afBoth voiced tM hope that the ployed herf', &Jlrl the petition was tf'rnoon for grade children.. convention speeches would be held and phtced on me. Mayor Mr and Mrs. Arthur Covert and short so tbnt the vote for ratlfica.that evervthlng possie~pect t.o to housekeep. tion of th·~ twenty-first amend· tor the men wa>~ formerl.y~ to Ute fedenl enatltutlo·1 as pouible but pu be recorded early In the ar. Ji.;,iO.j that It mater:tal ft';~::;:,~; on dvU / 1 I Ohio l !?.~~~::~:~ I ·~ ..._,. . $125 .... " • PIIIWOS ' ft,tea , 1'b@ conventioo , lli~r Il&JDe U1t agalnlt dl.itrfbUtlni of bltJoi. 111&" an booorary Pn8ldent, prob- t•J polling placee broUiht. tlu! ftrit; ably former Ben At let' Pomerene, gunfir~ or the revolt Jalt; ~ ('le'feland , &nd a temporary AeCre- when men oo a truck, bel~ to taey Will flll vteancleill cauuc:J. by be loactKI with election Uterature, the deat.t:u of John LaughUn, Cl~>ve- succes~~fuJiy fought It out wt\b 10 land, and Mr.s Joseph.lne McGoWan, atputies Rnd citizen, at Dennh&~ Canton. Epr111pl Tne truck then made I~ Ch1ef Justice C10rl V Weygandt. tmtnm ce Into Ltvl ngston ParUb. of Lhe staLe suprerue court, will Altltough li :iCOre o r more Rllote admll\llter the oath W the 52 d ele· ""''~' exduum ge<J no one Wfll in· catell, who will then elect a perma- ~ uJ ed w far ll ~ 1~ known. u.ent chairman. ~~ecretary a.nd clerk TI1lll ~Ltle roJ ioY.I'd 1mother bal· Na opPQ&itlon hat< appeared ILl !Of bonfire in the main street of . Senator BuJII:Iey lor permanent 6t nham s..,rul l!! where bt.~. rhairman lmd It waa reported t hat l't'arJII!I only tht name of J.lrL Dwight Matchelte, House of Re• Y..cmp , Y.rm' up 111 s1, uk +> afLel' ctt.J., p .eset)taUvell clerk woukl be named . ~ ns had take11 ~he m rrom a st4)n ('onventlon clerk A woman dele· 111 uJie nt Centtf'll lle seat of Livinl~ l&.l.e proOO.bly will be e ll'c~<J StCrt'- ~tun par!~h huy Then will follow appointment of WIGGrNd-P'AV ILLEGAL comrnltteefl on resolulion11, mt>morlals. mileage and order or bu,sjW 1 WIIJ •cgwn De<! 6 - INS nus WheQ ~he resolutloru; com- 1·n lt !14.>0,000 rf'tlrement pay g1ven mUU!e submits ~he roamnl resolu- Al ben H Wiggm by tJ\e Ch85U Uon for ratification or the rel>t!ai N:l tluna ! ba nk wus a direct vlolaI<nlendment , Wie delell&tes wlll be lo n of law 8em1.tor Carter 01&11, polled on it.<! adoption ' •D• nr V•rginla ch~rged tod&y al Ina~much as the y were elected on lh scnu.U: b::m ldng inquiry the repenl ticket ea.ch d•· iegalt> I Ghws swd the b:!nk's dlrect.ora r:1uat C88L h!s vot-e fm lhe aesolu:Jor>, 1vioiHll'tl uut 0t1ly the statutes ot ~ecre lli.ry Myers will tmmediutely New York !>Late but direct court cf'r\lfy t.he vote to WIL'!hmgtor• by 1 dccl."!om; Wire Later a copy • f the rr·snlu- ~;;.;~~;t;, tJcm Wll I:M:! t.aken to Washlngto r by ' thP. conven~lon derk I I •••," 1 New York ~continued nom yage one> "O ld Man Prohibition" wlll btllrowloed In the ~~o wlmmmg pool of U.e Park Central Ho\.1·1 The dlr~cton; lor the a.'ISOclatlon against t h e prohibition amendme nt Wi ll ~Jebrate In the jade room of 1 the Waldorf-As toria.. [ A ' new deal" cocktail will be born at the Fifth Avcrwe :----------...,-"1 Governor Wl lllamR A Com stock of Mlchlglm, the firBt state to vote 1 .-.n the rt•peal amt•ndment. wm be 1 ~uesL ol honor a t lhr; artJJ student& lcs.g ue l>all As the c!()j'k !iLrlkes RUPTURE Of Chicago Here Aealn n ldmght u casket. will be ope!"'ed and a beautJfi!l female figure :ug- na lizmg the retur11 of O<Jod Spmt~ will Ba CC hiJ.~ li e_ Rupture pnvately In h.la rooms ari~e Tht> Line1 Majectlc \\Ill be s team tng up the HudSJJn river when 1ert·al becomt'!i eftedlve \VIth U1e flrst consignment of swtch wh.is hy to rench this country m l.lllrlet>n years Besi d es the 300 cn.ses of sr-t~tch there will be m me Ulan 6 C31l cases of etuunpagN' Q• ine~ and tursundles llbollrd valued o.t $:.!50000 In the dtJVe or the eaa11t gttard against !Untl81!hng of llq1,1or Into purt &.fter repeal, t.he 12-mlle limit 1uUI"\B for searc hing s u~p1ct om ves!"els will wntinue George W Er¥wer solicitor or the port or New York announced 4~of~Stn4,1e ~ will w lll~h,tu.rdi and j E. J. MEINHARDI l .af~tydte Uutel, S all Mariet~. be l)ll., · n Fridlt.J' onl7, Dee. l&b, fljltm J 00 P. M. to 8 :00 P. M. • !\sit $he Hotel Cler\ for ;th:t ,.limbers of Mr. Me~'a rooms Only lnfll are lnvl , ~~~ 1\lelnha.rdi &ays: " br. Mtmhardi Rupture SWe:ld. ollpll• Lr.~eta the Opentnr In 10 llay!l on the aven.Je case rerarc~Jea lll th.. Mlze ur location of ~be Rupture-no maUer ho.., 1 vou e~rd~. ., IIU, or 1 a." fhe )lelnhardi Rupture 8 d ttl !!klllrully moh1ell to efMlh 1 IJidivtdUILI aa a IH!nUst ~es f:S" I raiM teeth. (No le( nn Troubl~ It (Continued from page 011c 1 t10n In three parlshes, ar\.c:t, lmmechately o.ppointed w me 300 !!pe<:\11.1 cieputies t.o enforce hill 1•dlr.t with the assertion he- would swear, tn a. n1ousand, 1f necessary • '!'he parishes nflecte~ by , lnjuub- [ lions art\ Bt H elena, Livingston, Tanglphoa and East Bilton R,ougr lq the mea.mnne .t was reported forces In New 1 II0 !lof'''"'( b1 •t.n.,. ·tt.nd ~~ont~.nl't'IMIIL). cUmli..n.<»lhe .~Y, \U,terproof, pn..ctlea!Jy lndeet.-aeUble. tmll mav 1M! worn while bai.hlrq-; or (cont.inaollllly day :arul 1 unt•l no lon&"er ~~ I w~re ' '•Qtboo: .... " ' $2:150 feoo .. -- • . "' • .- H. M. CROSS 1 Muoical lnal., Wall Paper, Painta. etc. Middleport, Ohio , hi• brother who has escaped the clut<hes of the Uniled S~tes governp1ent in a righteous cause to prose~_ ute him foi- 'dcfraudmg 1m many people of their life's "avmga. The decisio1) of n court in Canada shows how much more that country is concerned in seeing that rightf'O tt StJe ss so far as the courts can aid the cause, shall prevall, than are' the courts and people of Greece where the brains of the Public Utilities Empire hides safely behind a court order refusing extradition. While brother ~artln. If pe I• gull~y of any criminal practices In COJlnectlon wj* t~~ co!lap~~e of the vaal prop. ertles sho~Jd ~ · pf<1secuted and m•4• to pay for hi• wrougf!!J act;.,.{t lo m~c~ mpr~ to be desir~~ til-t the renl scouJ•dtfel a~d ~rains of the vlllalnops , Ulll!~li~~~~~,. be brought to' I;J~iP~fo to' face the "muoli:" for ~js lllllnY mj•· deeds. 1 • ~ 21~ , THE INSUJ;,L CASE MARTIN" J. INStrLL, it appear" Is not so fortunate as Council Plana N~ , Ji>ba For Unemployed Under CWA I jut~tice. Mr. IDd Mft. t.wrmoe i!JU9U Coundlmen lkelon' ~. Oar• and lOll lJoJd. M1.Se Dorothr ..,. r::ey, Miller and PoWtU, ISoUeU.or ehlel of Martlb._ Perry returned &tewan and Clltrk. Pult• were pre- hme after • vlllt WUb Mre. Lllle H:veelL &lnortb OUvtr l'fthlined f<A' a few weeD. The LO)tt;l Pal& of th.e ChriJt.Wl QUD.D JIIH'I The World Wide Oulkl Olrl.s met Vburclt. wW mut f«W their rq:ular al the home of !nne t.lllla, Mon- tUiineM meetinl IU tile home ol C'ay evenlna 1'1le OOptc wu "Atrlca." Mn. Plo)'d 8toneltl..n8 Dll Mill 8\:. Thole pteRI't were : Clan. Mae Mlst PraQote Rol.l.8h ls uaiatlni HBmllton, Marruertte Hysell, Allee hottftl. Orlmm, Anna Marpret Wyle, Mrl Mrl Bernard Wyeonr returf't(i to r c. Kreater. V1vJan Kropp, Edlt.h her home Jn OoJumbul atw a vl!Qt JAcklon. Dorothy HliJI.nbott.om, with. lu!l' b\.llband. :&len Jane M)'ratt, ~ P'lek, Mark RoUer of Hwri:tngton wa.s a Emma Jean Bet.rhl, and the holt~ bUJ!Delll viaitor here l(cmday, , Ul:l A gue ~;t of the sroup was MilO Ralph Leiat ls a bUslneu 1 Yj.sl~or l'ela The ne xt meettna wlll bte held lr, t.he Pomeroy Bend today. Yr and Mnl Walter Harrla who Jf. nuary :otnd at Mn Kre&.&"~'l l£rt Monday for Ooumbua retUrned heme. William &MoD of Chsrleat.crJ .who L(le l't the 'Thl.nk~t~PVil'IJ holidays MINISTERS MEET 'l'wePty-two pei'80DS attended the wlth Y:r and Mrs Jamea; steven ~. a::ounty ministerial meeting held returned to hili home Sunday He nt Rev Swe~rlngen'& home lion- was accompanied by Mr a~ ll(rs Cay. The session beran with a Jun.~ St.evena. and thetr gue&te. Mrs cheon at noon after whiCh a nure· Oora Braey ot Rutand and Mrs Ida l:'t>r or toplc.s WPre discussed Stevens and rranddaughter Dor· othy Wllllama of Parkersburg who .Mnl Homer Oalbroner cnnltnuc11 remained tor a brief vWt, nturn Eerio usly Ill at n.-1 1lotne tn St l.nr to Mlddleport Sunday nenlnJil. lAluls. Mo Her mother Mrs w. E M'r and Un Gerald Rlce returnHuddleston Is helpinr to ~a.re for ed from a. lew lfay's '!lilt tn colwnbFr bus Y:'.ilnday wbeTe the former un· Mr and Mrl. Pra.nk Johnson derwent medlcal tr~atment !llJt!nt the wet:k end with :M:r and CARD 'oJ='THANK. Mrs Dan Hn.rtil'j"er of Letart LEG BROKEN We s ii\Cerely appreetate and Ruth Bines, dau~:llter of Mr and tt.ank our netghbora and friends !or Mrs. John SlnCB of Wllllam Street rell ut play In t.he central schoo! the many acta or klndneAA and 9ympathy during our receJ'II, bereavet:ulldlng grouna to.nd broke her leg ment f.he ts IP the !d.Xth grade at sc.hool Mrs. John Schadel The fracturre was redl.lOed by Dr and Cl•l1d ren r, E Buice and the little Miss 1s resting as well as could be expected Miss Hazel VanCooney a~ Mra Bmllb motoreu to Charleston Mondav f00ot1nu8d from oa~ oneJ The Eoartl of Edueat.lon met at wt.sh oo hear Ohio sound pao th, vnffice in the M!ddlepor~~::~·~~ :~~;;;~~ dell.th knell, the enUtf' scho"l. All mombe,. wo'c "' will be broadca.llt ovc• except J H Grate Routine st.AtiOill! matten we1e handled It w11o11 deddell that the Chl'UUnas vacatloa wU~ivergcnt ~~ ~~~ start on Ptlda)' Dec 22 1 e.sume on Jan 8, 1934 '":' t~!':,.,:~~~,,~ Guy Orahafn of lconton was a tu.slnl'll!! caller here In the Interest J :!:~:!. · 1:::::'~ •Jt the Bostwlck-Bmun Co . of ro- ""''· HENRY'S., WEDDING TO Bg 'SHOWN AT MASONIC TEMPLE NExT W~EK ,14 and 15, pruv~ral'' ou~tandlnl amateur tl'lay, ~·Jienry'a WeCldlns" Wfi1 be Maaect. The Vdrtous commlttcea, tt ~ &llllDUDCed, ,arli busy ~d every,. thlDI Ia underway tor p. big pr~ duetfub.. ' ' I ' ' ' • Tile best amateur actors a~ 'ctr..,_ r~ , promlnel}t mtn and Women or t);e Pomeroy Benet h~:t.ve ken ehosen for Ut.e various rol~, it wu announced by the cast!nJ oom· ~utttee, ana rehearsa.ls wut bellr,tn U:e. Lea:lon ball here Tuesda:y nfaht. ' un~ Henry, tl1~~e1or bride· of M, wtll Portra~ by 1 n;enry, consu.ddeh})' falls ttlle, wfdow of T e people charged with administering our laws, the ;urieij vhich try the criminals, cannot expect that the law ab1di citizens of our land will ~it idly by day a{ter clay, yeur ter year lvithout •nd 'Waiti~g' for imiii.l~ to .be lm. ro•ed legull ~ "'!ihout final\¥ '<lo!nll' ' l!fl'lle.t~jn,g ~POJI\. the matte . NEWS .' l~ ' dJepcd on1 rDe~mber safe from the hand of him who ruthlessly takes the Ia w: into his own hands. There is nothing more ruthless or iess ameDab)e to reason than a raging, murderout> rn oh bent 011 the destruction of property or life. nothing more dangerous to the heaJth and welfare of any comrnunit.'l and the mpve should be stamped out wherever pos....,J bte. But the way to stnmp it out i• not to stand by and bemo~n and cry about the terrible state o 1r law abiding cit1zcns have reached when they finally become go mad they a~e beside themselves with fury and go out to wreak a s um~ru,ry justice upon u low, sneaking, brutish murderer wh en they are at last convinced there Ja no other tq t~ecure ' '' ' ' nuthlnjf wuy I ~ .. - 1 I. ' PAGZ TIIUI "T1 ' 'I1211 11eaJ ' Acton and Ae-I .. w_ .:_ __ .. ' 1r - \\'eet .•.•• .. .•.• •.•••• .. t JtOne MOl1tb .• • .•• . •..•.••• Out Montb ••.•• . •••• , , • , ~,., 1110 llh.rM MOf'Shl · .. • · •••.• • • • • PDI! Year , ... , , , , , , .. ; , ..... • o,~,ooSIX MCJ'Itbl ..... . , ••.• , •• , • • C)!lt ~ Youa ' .!'~--~ t~tpl !. !V!,lJ..N!. . Pt!!l ..., '"' ~..,.. fi'OAGS 01 ' TID DAJLT - · - . .. Youl the bit ~t ia ov.er aad tile eorlteatantJ have been the Pom~y :fii!llalte and 'tril!une-tele,..ap'h ha:ve added Juo; paid mjlny ne,w ·~oerl~,lo ~i~'i:ire~~tlon wlaile' many of the old oubocnllet, ha-.e,reMwe.J·ffi!r IDiW terma 'beca:Uae tliey wanted to It-t tltli ti.elt ·.,.~ ProcurabJe .in Pi• ce~uti'i; .!ncl becau11e they WUit lo ...... .-.of tfle ~lalltt. . U,ow l!reYOUR nerves?, •. , toerves\> .. '· ~ "" · ~·-· ..... -.~ ak" l' iU ~m·~0 't-.~~1 ,. ~~4~.Jil~ ·~ ~~ ~~~ p ' M~.rA? ·~~ ' • ...-, Youarereallyanother-nwhen you are suffering ,from jangled nerves ... You snap out sh&I'Poom~ ments, make unreasonable crltl· ci1l!ll8 that ~ting. Of course, :rou are sorry lawr:-but,you may have alienated your .. fainily.. a ,loyal .J ,' \ ', \ eRIIlloyee, or ·• • j J;, { ' 1'HST No . 11 1 ,7 ... ,.. ' I . ' ! 7 \ • " rpocl' friend ... '1\i•fell J''l!lr 'Dent~. Get JOV fuU amollnt of aleop !iYUY nlrht. Eat rocularl7 ud 1101l81bly. Find time for ncroatlon. ,And !llllOb Camela ••• for ~V• ooatller tobMcoone-e~l'OIIf"""• COSTLIER TOBACCOS ' Camels are made from finer, MORB EXPBNSIVB 1obaccos than any popular hrand of oigareUO.I THHY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES! r ' �..f', ' '. i! ••• .' ' . ,..' • .~· •J:~. I ··l.jlJ' 1\1'1 •· I iHI ., I·' : ' f' / If 'SUSflN: . I ,,t ; , ,. f1RSll tlM[. FRmn ,, I ' '• " wu tlft.lllnll on Harry 1I'!l<,iic,i\lyd.;je;,;»;aker Sunday aftf>.rnoon. Mn. Olt~:.h Devol and to tnclr home after du.Yfi In Toledo. calling on Mn. ..... afternoon. Phi!Uptl "1.,. . ., . and ' REBECCA . lli.TII U o:tlll ..uA r.Pt,._T IIMEI. New SmJ.r iiAt f'lorldia 48 ...... .. . .,h.. ......Ill lleaW Wrl&e ftlr ilookld and RaW. JAMts H. BUTlER M.aiwpr . .' iii ,,.,,.... """'eo., _,; ... - ·g ' &. ...- !ltfIathe- !i: - •pal JODtd 't tap•. of th• pJ•in 'l't:)atiD iJ ca.Uell for. · Wlt.at tMkt~e tJXJilfr IU4"ff 1\i .,. 'ougAI. .~ : ' Hundreds of New Subscribers join our alread·y la~g~. of r«Jaders during suo~icri on p~igh·j ...'!l1~c~ ~losed on Monday n1g ..,. · · • 'll'liolo p~ ~ fla"'''red u'd · i..,~ pll.tla ~mu.t .ba... a... Whu i,,l: Society's favorite dessert ' " oses. YAUeliR DINING 800M AND OOPI'U &BOP UMer lilantll Maupmenl ' Here·are the winners of the $500 in Cash Prizes: TO THE PUBUC. .~· iL·.·:' : . • :i' ·..-·1 We the u11deroigned Committee represen· tina Contestants in the Daily Tribune and Tribune-Tele1raph Prize Voting Campaign for $500.00 in c11,1h priceo have audited the Campaian recorda and received the final re· ceipta of the enterprise. The reault of our work ahow the candi· date. entitled to the followin1 awards. STVKKIIIO FOt •AttOIIS Here h aft lndiYid.ul.l drt:n you'll enjoy makin& tnd weariDf. 1 CAn't you imlfine hoW ravhhffll it would be in bllek velvet with the ~ 8atterfili( cOIItr of 11ilnr lam~. There i• a definite slitnminir qual- PaUle Cfi!'PI! •ilk and sulfpla wool· : tt\s art 1m-ely too for tbb ~ ' tni'dt ea.u, .tu. TAi1 ,.,,. Nt. 111 ~~~~~~~~ •• •i•ll 16 ,, 48. S·ECOND PRIZE $100.00 ' Mn. Vivian Allenaworth ...... 1,079,957 THIRD PRIZE $50.00 Hanim ....... ... .. · 650,567 FOURTH PRIZE $25.00 Milii Irene Gru.- . . . . . . . . . . . 385,382 . FIFTH PRIZE $20.00 Miu Waniia Youna .......... 350,217 Mra. Ga,. .- . lr 11.... "~'!" ;~··~•·.. ~""'""·. . I 1111~ ~· . . , • ·rJ!.r.~ . .-. ·• , . 1 ' TENTH PRIZE, $5.00 Mi11 Loia B. Dilea ...... ..... . 120,0110 ELEVENTH PRIZE $5.00 Mn. Nellie Barsotti ...... , . , . 103,312 TWELFTH PRIZE $5.00 Misa Leora Rouoh . . . . . . . . . . . . 96,$12 FIRST PRIZE $250.00 Mrs. Edna Howard . . . . . . . . . . . 1,554,848 1 . ity •bout this rnoclt:l witll its il!en~ 'V frill neck uil pt.Mll:d tkirt ar· . nli1~rde]lt. NINTH PRIZE, $10.00 Miu Agnea Egnor . .... ...... . 163,420 SIXTI:J P·RIZE $10.00 Mill Winifred Wolf . . . . . . . . . . 227,052 SEVENTH PRIZE $10.00 Mlio Lillian Wllion . . . . . . . . . . 179,274 m.!lfl We d..ire to conaratulate each conteal· ant on the ability ohown and the 1'111i!lb achieved durin1 the Campaign. We &~ want to felicitate the Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telearapb ·for their oucceoaful promotion of the enterprioe. ' Siped: �..f', ' '. i! ••• .' ' . ,..' • .~· •J:~. I ··l.jlJ' 1\1'1 •· I iHI ., I·' : ' f' / If 'SUSflN: . I ,,t ; , ,. f1RSll tlM[. FRmn ,, I ' '• " wu tlft.lllnll on Harry 1I'!l<,iic,i\lyd.;je;,;»;aker Sunday aftf>.rnoon. Mn. Olt~:.h Devol and to tnclr home after du.Yfi In Toledo. calling on Mn. ..... afternoon. Phi!Uptl "1.,. . ., . and ' REBECCA . lli.TII U o:tlll ..uA r.Pt,._T IIMEI. New SmJ.r iiAt f'lorldia 48 ...... .. . .,h.. ......Ill lleaW Wrl&e ftlr ilookld and RaW. JAMts H. BUTlER M.aiwpr . .' iii ,,.,,.... """'eo., _,; ... - ·g ' &. ...- !ltfIathe- !i: - •pal JODtd 't tap•. of th• pJ•in 'l't:)atiD iJ ca.Uell for. · Wlt.at tMkt~e tJXJilfr IU4"ff 1\i .,. 'ougAI. .~ : ' Hundreds of New Subscribers join our alread·y la~g~. of r«Jaders during suo~icri on p~igh·j ...'!l1~c~ ~losed on Monday n1g ..,. · · • 'll'liolo p~ ~ fla"'''red u'd · i..,~ pll.tla ~mu.t .ba... a... Whu i,,l: Society's favorite dessert ' " oses. YAUeliR DINING 800M AND OOPI'U &BOP UMer lilantll Maupmenl ' Here·are the winners of the $500 in Cash Prizes: TO THE PUBUC. .~· iL·.·:' : . • :i' ·..-·1 We the u11deroigned Committee represen· tina Contestants in the Daily Tribune and Tribune-Tele1raph Prize Voting Campaign for $500.00 in c11,1h priceo have audited the Campaian recorda and received the final re· ceipta of the enterprise. The reault of our work ahow the candi· date. entitled to the followin1 awards. STVKKIIIO FOt •AttOIIS Here h aft lndiYid.ul.l drt:n you'll enjoy makin& tnd weariDf. 1 CAn't you imlfine hoW ravhhffll it would be in bllek velvet with the ~ 8atterfili( cOIItr of 11ilnr lam~. There i• a definite slitnminir qual- PaUle Cfi!'PI! •ilk and sulfpla wool· : tt\s art 1m-ely too for tbb ~ ' tni'dt ea.u, .tu. TAi1 ,.,,. Nt. 111 ~~~~~~~~ •• •i•ll 16 ,, 48. S·ECOND PRIZE $100.00 ' Mn. Vivian Allenaworth ...... 1,079,957 THIRD PRIZE $50.00 Hanim ....... ... .. · 650,567 FOURTH PRIZE $25.00 Milii Irene Gru.- . . . . . . . . . . . 385,382 . FIFTH PRIZE $20.00 Miu Waniia Youna .......... 350,217 Mra. Ga,. .- . lr 11.... "~'!" ;~··~•·.. ~""'""·. . I 1111~ ~· . . , • ·rJ!.r.~ . .-. ·• , . 1 ' TENTH PRIZE, $5.00 Mi11 Loia B. Dilea ...... ..... . 120,0110 ELEVENTH PRIZE $5.00 Mn. Nellie Barsotti ...... , . , . 103,312 TWELFTH PRIZE $5.00 Misa Leora Rouoh . . . . . . . . . . . . 96,$12 FIRST PRIZE $250.00 Mrs. Edna Howard . . . . . . . . . . . 1,554,848 1 . ity •bout this rnoclt:l witll its il!en~ 'V frill neck uil pt.Mll:d tkirt ar· . nli1~rde]lt. NINTH PRIZE, $10.00 Miu Agnea Egnor . .... ...... . 163,420 SIXTI:J P·RIZE $10.00 Mill Winifred Wolf . . . . . . . . . . 227,052 SEVENTH PRIZE $10.00 Mlio Lillian Wllion . . . . . . . . . . 179,274 m.!lfl We d..ire to conaratulate each conteal· ant on the ability ohown and the 1'111i!lb achieved durin1 the Campaign. We &~ want to felicitate the Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telearapb ·for their oucceoaful promotion of the enterprioe. ' Siped: �. . . .. f . t • j • • -..n .. I ~ed Oil 8y ~HIC[RS Tb.UI'Id.ay. 81nce the inauaurat.lon of the civil worta admlniHtraUon In Me1i5 count)', utg Metg:s county unem· :J. 0. Roedel Announcea .Temporary Sua· TQJiiD,lY, DI!IO'DIBJ2I. I, - STilL OESTH~YED !~:il~!~ ~fffi~ 1ty the unemplo)'flJ 'men alreadY mrtstered. u. wu &nnounced. llnd rtcbtratton or th011e unernp)Oyed T•ot at PJ"eBeat rq1at,ered wW 1x p)Oyed men hue been glvan jObs on 20 projeer.& within the county, lt VIBI> letmted from J . H. Oratt>, welr.u·e director, ·rue!lday. Mr. Orate announced that the county surveyor, Theodore Beegle, we.s 1n Columbus Tuesday w1Ul 23 new )'rojects for thls county In an attempt to aet them approvNI and lt wa.s thought th~~ot approximately iOO men con be taken from the Federal Re-employment Agency llst here soon and plat:ed on CWA -- 'I'I.klne a.dYanta.se ot llle,al Liquor Traffic Coma To End With Deatruetion - TO ~ • S£5Sm [VfNING "field Hodae" to he Buitt Wit~=~-~=: p1'01111JU, Profeuor to the OWA Clifford J, WILSON 8805.· .. 1 ~ I fashie;t~ Breadcloth and Madras S'~~ '> .. U It.'& Hew All thrl'!! lt.rp upon tboUib llttle or bnportanee wu tram- WITHOUT DELAY I I TIES Dlriine&lve new paUetnl In mln•te cheeb and dota. E:~oepUonal nlvea In band-made Ties. Columbiana..... . . . ., .. . . .. . Coabocton •. • , . • . . • . . \ ' , .• ·········••· ............ ., .... .... GLOVES Pllikln 8aeda, Mooba, Kid , lit. .,..... lli'oWIP aiici b\ac>U. AD ,. ' . ~ ~ . ,. aad desltDJ Jullt ' ~quare Mon-enr .. . . .. .. lol'!"'\'1' .. .. .. .. .. . . "'!''''.' .. !'9ttaoe ..... ·I ~·'· : . f:l._nduaky .......... , ' ln. t:bel- :·=..~ 1030 1~ 1000 18 r.-,·,•3 1 .. ,·.· to ". 40 103 54 Bt•rk ..... ...... . 57t eummJt ............ , JCHW T uaoan.was . . .. . . . . ·, 1' ~18 ,,~· ,;.;:;; Van Wert ..... . ... . ' ~ ,' ' 'l95 Wayne . .. .. .. . .. . .. . WUUams .. .. . .. .. .. . 31i Wood .............. , 80 Wyandot ... , .. .. .. .. 1 64 Paralyzes Canton Business Jo8 Taai Dri...,n Leave chin•• at 4:30 A.M. When all ml/!:''llflh0£1>ed In - ' Suede JACKETS Talon lastemer or h'otll ihlll . •. but&on Prlee4 'ftll'J' low for ··"*'· new allotment"' ' ha~ 'Seen put &o work the total of CWA worker.a In Ohio will number 189,395, m~r Brauaht aald. AU of the new worten will be taken from the Hats of the federal l"l!•emptoyment lf.lrvlce. Columbus, 0., Dec. 8-IN&-Ap· prova.l of 84 OWA proJecta In 11 Ohio oountlM. IPtV<tblnl a total expencUture of J533,814 waa announcfOootlnued - .. __ ...., 'ftuee) Pale On cenain hi(& u 11.00 a exammcd, .}eaf by Je.af. Oftep it • • a ,· , 1 man a whole day to select two poundt of ' l •' cc-nain of rhesr nne~- 'Lucky IS the world'• b~est Strike user of fine Tulkish For thcK trndcr, delicate Turkish leavts are blcndi!!d with choice cobaccot Wilaon Broo. canton, o., Dec. 5-INB--Canton walked or "thumbed" Jta way to wort today as 130 bWJ drivers walked out en atrlke, completely tletns up the olty'a transportation sya~m. There wu no lnt1mat.1Dn yeHerda.y that memben of the bus drtven urJon would walk out, although rt.lfterences between the company and the unton had been lons·stand- n•'• why Luckie. tutc ~r~ smoocber. • .~ I \ ·~ AI.W..trS llte:forn# ~ "101 toa•ted • A.t.w.m~Iwlln~J ' , \• i' ,. roa '!;BOAT PIIOTICI'lOII-JOa ._..... Td Trying Save C{hildren Af- ter Re~euina Two Olace Bay, N. 8., Dec. 6-INS- f'(>ur peri!ION perll!lbed. when tlames a dwellina here tOOay-o. rnther and mother dyl.ns In a heretc but UMUc::cessful eftort to J'e!ICue '-wo of their children after the;p al· ready llad reacued two. TM dead: Mr. and Mrs. Bam Aucol.n, Jessie Aucoin, 7, Harold ~v.ept AUCOID, 5, When the names burst forth the parents aehted two or their chUC:.n!n, Betty 8, and. Buddy 6-and carted them outside to safe,y. The dJAtracted parenta rushed t.aek. Into their home with. the In~ tent!~ of brtn~rlng out the other two blit they were trapped by the WIUARD LOSES AGAIN Glendale, C~~ Dee. 6--INB-JUE: WH!ard, IUnBU behemoth who '«"01\ the world'!l hfiiVJWelsht obamplotlllhip by knocklnlr out JaCk Johnson, and whO In t\U'J\ waa beat en by Jack Dempaey, waa loser of n~Q)e8 . The nre .started wtUie the famJI.y ctnothcr battle today-thi.S time a wurt; battle. was asleep. A jury found Willard, PpW a aDO Another of the Auootn Ohlldren, Maraaret, wu away-ll.vlnR Wl1ib pcund aentlcman rancher or Sauth· em Oallfornla, JlUIIty or UI&Ult and :.!'!~~~! 1bu aran~d_P_"_•_n_~a._ _ _ __ battery upon two truck drivers. S0 ' CK § 1 •, \ Landslide Cause I ~Tr~n ! Crash ~ P! \ , • -• ••.,\ ' . .......... " J ' ' "'1~~1! auto-1Foreigners §~~~~~~~~~ Train CollidN With Derailed Frel~:ht, ueqer heet u.d toet. per pair. SOc tobaccos, frbm our own Sowbland- to make your Lucltr SuW. a c•prette tllat i•·htlly packed -round and firm...- free frOm lOose ende. Af- ~·~?Ill Cfive •J.bpl . E.., " • ;: ti~~~~;:i::r.~~r t ~~~nq~ i: I ~ pou~d, tf.~ufly !hey ~. Ma- t•r Votin1 to Qu.it '· _wliy l!JJJ;~;':'t6ste . beftffj :ff«~tlz~r nltchl~ttmtf~R ~~"" man. The OOfl'O, Sam Townsend, a bo:l tact.ocy employee and one ot a quat· splrttual alngrrs, was woundthe hand BlUlday night, &II left the o.po.rtment of chief detentte they had entertalnt'd At.t.omey and n • 11: Melp .. .'.'.:·.:·.. ::::: Of' ""' rlrt for Chrhltmas, .. TURKISH ,·TOBACCOS . ::::::::::::::: ............. Ehelby .. .. . .. . .. .. rl,' to 1110 2110 11'1 0 ••-,.., ' , . '"'''l'l\'1'•1' , Pl........ ' route. The lto 2388 ............ ~ .... ...... A Silk Scarf1 iD ,. York, Dec. aupport of ltll Lu~ ' - u:~·~~:~~t; I:~:!: New Mrs. Llndberrh earned tion of being the first fly the Atlantic over this sl~& , • ! S22 56 3961 26 30 30 .. .. Chief Executive Tello Audience; Poll Showa lora F arily Evenly Divided Over Two luueo Control Which Have Cauaed Split • O. • 1trlpe11, Natal, Braall, Dec . ~INB-Com­ pleUng their second poln~ tra.naAtlantlc fDiht, COl &nd Mrs. ChiU'les A. lJndbeCRh. arr1ved here today from Bathurst. Oambla, British Atl'lca. The Llndberrha completed darins venture ft 12:56 p M. ! . B. Colutttbus, 0., Dec, 8-DIS--Tele- T.Th uama were sent today to an '">ttn,!!t 1 ey completed the 1,850 rnUea CWA dJrectora by MaJ. separaratlng AfriCa from South Bl'a\llbt, state director, &utborla· Aml'I1Ct. In fast time, and thus Q11 $hem to put a total nf 20,000 ellma$<! a «:aretul and eomprehenrnore unemployed men to wort. on slve SW'\'ey or ooean atr routes •nd C'WA projects Jmmedia.telJ, terminals which previously hQd He a1ao advi&ed theJh tba'li tl.ll:en them BCroM the North Atto~al CWA quot".U, lneludlnl lant1c ocean by way of Greenland . be used on hishway projeebl, Iceland, the Paroe and Shetland be put to work not later than Islands. 111. It was Col. Llndbel'Bh's third ~uvy hnr 1':1 abov"' m~p 111!ow., t-n .. lm!tf' I'O~rPd by Cn lontol Mnd t.tn. 11le latest 20,000 tUtht I.Cl'OII the ocean ChariM!I A. L.mdbe•ib RtT:I'!' the )' l('ft NPw York ;~lmo"-t flva months "lrO· tq_klm from the new r.nd In aome l'l!llpects the Tb~ (]ott~d hnP hel\'fC<n Bathurst. W~st Africa, and Natal, Brazil, ); 8 80',00 men to Ohio by the ardous of the three. ~.<IIJit~~i~~ thc1r lon rt!at .wate r JUlll(l on t,he hnm.-wa 1•1! jourm'y. Th~ contlnup.t.ion 1fLhP rimtA>rl ~~~" •on •h .. ,.-- ·• OWA administration . COVered WIU little more ' - ·'·1.. rn•JtP h11 1 k to 'lpw Yorlt New t.llotmcota and total allat· the mileage or his •,~'!'5';,~~kl~r meJ1.ta by oountle!l inclUde : fllt'h~ from New vorlt to New Total tm, Quota Quota The fill'ht lrom Bathurst to Natal Allen , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164 toolr: 15 hours and mj minutes. They .A!Ihland . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 left the West African port at 9:02 Athens . . . .. .. . . . . . .. 211 P. M., E. B. T. last nlcht. J.utlalle . . . • . . . . . . . . . 20 Aldlna In th~ venture by turning Belmont . . . . . . . . . . . . 2~ in a Job of wlreless opera.tlns thruBu~r ..... , . . . . . . . . . 456 out the lon& Journey that ell:cJted Clark •. , . . . . . . . . . . 292 the admiration of veteran Wilton Broa. Mr. rrw the llnu tu NOTICI!: M1118es ,Saraha.nd ~'¥! l'!ot~~r 1 1, .vhteh he contJucLed the mMnnor campal11n There wlll be a social atld pro- : anrt Ethel Oarlan<l It a!110 thanlul mw and nil (or sr•m a.t the U. B. Church at Enter· l guest, Flore!lc::t' Chubbaek of Rio mu.ltlng the lllldtlrt&kil•IC •~h IJ pr.tae, llbund&Y.;.' ~ven.lng 1 o'clor,k I Grande and Dnvld Ellaa of M~n 1s lgno.l and outatandlng ~~~~cee~· -~ -~'th~-~ __ ___,__ .. ~I_:C:It:;Y.:,·----------1-:-:--:L~~=-------:---c--~-- •· "Ea•leu Mei1• To Get Work A. Reault EVERY one of these patterru: are newly deai111ed to the mid·oeaaon atyle trend. Pattema are blended atripea, clip fi111rea, neat checka and the ever popular aolid coloro in \an, blue e.nd white. All are perfectly tailored to fit ri1ht and look thebe.t. PhlJips,Oiaf!\ IYJ'oii;.• :~!.?-•~ jDavls, 190 More Idle Men In $1.65 I Walk er While F a m o 11 • Solons Who Meet T Brau1ht Senda Out Ord· DriYea Plane on 18&0 Mile en To Employ 20,000 Trip From Africa More Men Doda" were an number ot bUb - ' TRIUBU rHRfO Question Of Controlling AT ~SSAULT TRIAt Liquor Traffic Faced By ~f ~[~[N Nf.~R~[S - ~,.t;a;;: In Slow9.f, n•a lD Tbe Tribune - <lOuneU met the Ylllqe ball fo• llfml-montbly meet~ I .. partly cloudy. rising temperature. FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. IBTS 81a ' WEATHER-Fair liD~ cold er tonight. Thursday Route of Lindberghs) i'our- Pornur~~~Y;'~:h::~1 ; UE EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 286-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R ~ 8 j TV 100 ·a ~;~t~P;·~M:·;~~~~! I C Cl li WI3 1J$ 0 IN 3 c h o o I Property ~R~NGE nWNSHI~ 1JU6 1 OHIO ITAfE MUSEUM t< or. •< ~ T AN O ISTH Personals Rhodes hu arraneed to ha.ve a "Pield HoWte'' erect.W dl~ly In the rear of the Bel\lPr,Hlfh :Se,hool building which it 1a lbtended allall peDIIOD be UBed for locltlr, ~~ stotii80 space 1n a.d<h twn to hotJiiq a I:VS• OF PLANT CLASSIFY t.em of showeJ'lf :or tbe :athletes. nlll buldlna:. ~"' feet ' Iohg by J ,249 1memployed men of With · Ca~cib Of 1500 Men Re1i.ter• theWith twenty feet wide wUI stnnd dire ctly county DO':Y 1111orking on jobs In the rear of the H lgh School Gallon•; Operator Utat pay them actual money h•ed; To Be Reaumed BuJidlni to tlJe west or the Stree\ steud of reUe! grocery doles a conlaArnoted Tbunday whtcfi ie used 81 a.n outlet t.o the siderable sum of money ls now beaubdtvlslon in tt!fl,t locality. Ing cite\ita.te<J lu the count,y each A nourlShtna llllett. liquor busl· When completed the bu.llding wW l'f't!Uit of the bus~· pay. nt'aa, thought to have been the Reillltrat.lon of Mela& county's week as unemployed will be temporarily roll. ' gr£atest In Meigs county !lim:e plo- have four roqms or compa.rtmenta. suspended here fl'Oin noon Tuead&)' The ma.jorft.y of the umn now hlbiUon of legal tlQuor, WM broken the end one or east slde room -WUI m_ on 'CWA project!! In the up Tuesday momlni In a. r!l.ld eon· be arran1ed u a. garage to 1 ." ,. 0 ornR!~ 0•1•"'• employed •~~~~lJ_' , ........... """' "!! ....,......, OOWlty have !been taken !tom the ductP.d 1n Or&nge township by truck in use at the hllh ~unty federl\f re-ell)plOynent welfare dlr~.OI 's relief ll.fit. It wus Eherlft A. 0. Tracy and Deputy D. middle room [!ell:t to this ment wlll be , storage I'OOm (gmt. sa.ld, whHe. quite a number were L Tracy. • Th'l temporary aw;pen.vion - of selected to )!?l'k from the list uf Believed to have been one of the many ~\~ or hla;h sebool ple.eed. The r~tion of the county's un• the Pc¢eral. ,Re -t~mployment Agen- largest improvised ~lAtlllerlel!l used erty can ~ safely empfd'Jed work men WBI m11.de ~ec- cy, In c::ha.~ or Mr Roedel illeQal in the county, a 100 gallon third room from the east end wm and rnary, :Mr. Roedel said, to aJJow Already merchant:,; ill Pomeroy rtt ll was c.onftsrt1\.ed together With contain from 14 to 18 c1aaalttcalton of the 1500 names of ,and Middleport !;RY they cnn F.ee a :!5 barrels ot m11.:>n by the omcera. will go a. Jon~~: felt want :~m~y:;e~m~:.eadY , reglStA!red i~~~Yd~~;~~ec~~l c~~~ ~~~~n~n~! Rl~ie:rl: n:,~!~~~· 1::: ~a~;,:~ long baaeball and Mr. Roedel ll acttnt .All MeifP the lni).U(!Uratlon or th~ elvU work& session of implements designed for there o.re so many boys with •;;;,;;;,,. -.cc.:· f9:UntY'A re~runploymentc director &ll aclm lnlshation 11.nd !!'rent b~nerttR the numufacture of liquor and a few showers to accommodate them 1• ~li a.s&i&tant to B. Lewla Jones. pal .. will btl Uerivt~d (Hun f,he circulation l..t'OU8ht to the county jail llere to as at present. t.a.vatorlea o.nd toi!Ia eounty agent, who has ~ &.l.d Of mru'e than 110.000 In the countv aw11.lt s prelimlro.ary hearing before lets will alUI be Included. el)aqe of the reat~tft!,tlOn ln "this Q8 11 result of tile CWA payroll, It Is J W. McCullough, justioo ot the The we.!l~ rOoin wlll contain ~Wlty In the absence of an a.p.. believed-. puce. ers for the '~e kHping ol ihe ~tee here, due, It Is allf'ied, to Jobs 'tor m1lfa.ssFonal and chnical Acting on a complaint Bn4 affl- Jete's clothes while they are on ~ttcal dU'llculties arising wtthln women t.re boling solicited a.a mpldly c:<avlt ot Orannge township woms.n, practke field. OQ~tf.. ' •.ruj possible, It was learned, nnd it the ~fBc:rli Wel-t gl'ffln ti. f¥.aDCI1; 1'1\~' bu11dlns will flit a r. ~1 RoCdef.' 'aA<t~ ~ hla am.:. · wU~ tJe buf I'll short time until more w~otrrarh. · troni '• tue ' rii.B~stta~·& want in local scholnaHc "sonnel· 'have been bWJ1ly engag~ ':hnn a hundred women wiJI 00 em- court ar>d set QoiJ(. , t~arly Tuflsdaf,' comes at a time when f~ the pa.ct. week t4l8'1.kerina; pfoycll wno 1ue now out o r work mornlna: to ~quqt .tbe .r!Wd.t · Ulifld to great advantace. ri . t.b"tdl 1,od«. u~plcted?,*ort- and dr.e Idle The large l'mme dlstmery'l' Waa Tho tren or Metg& county who are Rell:· - -· _ n.soovererl after a little seat·ch, It tul'e 1 work on federal hlll:hway prot .U :t'TION HOARD M•: t~ 1 ·s wnshs11.ld, wlthb lhT•ll ",,"",, rreU. or ProfeRsor , dam , or similar pror. m~ !let near Y e ~ WIUI rk!~ thaL the t~nLire U1e civil works The boo.rd of elecllons w 1 ~ 11 mol'ed from Its plkee of oonct!ul- pleted 1"lthout Peoples wa11 ~nent ond hauled to }'Omeroy In o ad litem of of Tuelday, and CharieR Mullen prel'!idtng, held its 1rrgc truck wbere It, will be J~d to labor or In the probate court utlhzed In the moilthly meeting at the Vlll&.ff..J ~N evidetlce, and thu 1 destroyed. tlon the l'Wifu b r 1 The mash was de 11 troy 1 ~d em the after the sale of real here to ~clau- hall Ml,;ndny eveuln i!' cmtlm· bmlnc~» matters w ! I~ ~~·ene thft W C. and Ellia , traruactcd I Acc.ordlng to the report at M.a.Hia'GOES 0 La..'lltJ'ence MR. I•' UCIATF. OIJ'l' AGAIN t::~~ ~~n~~oui~\hi~e co~ ~:! HarrlsOnVflle, PE.pt;.&l'T JtiUKR :l. r~ther, lucrative pro~l~IL It l"''IID k FUjlll1• 1\'IHI WIUI SO Ct ltJ- wl'.ll reported that mure .than 40 P';!rVe ao days in t!Je Dayton worktuptls 'of the ,Btlven;~ CMoll y Ill t:UII IU tiUW ltJ.IU llnm c dlll.tC • E,nllons of the alleged Jllegally houi'Jtl in the cow-t ot J . W. Meschool of th1 l..ebanon· dL'Itrlct 1¥ nrtt'r· 11 f'lt'~'f·n• t1 ·u.rt nttnck, 1.1 n•1mufactured Uquor was s hlppecl Oullough, justice of the peace, recetvtd reCfiClllliOn 'foi' not 1~~· Ul\11 111 llLII!f I ll bl• llbout Mr. Fu- f Jom Bilvet· Ridge each day and MoidaY aften1oon. Gilmore fllti. U t~tlmJdt • d t!w moct hlB ur tn~ ! hat the s till W&.il kept In constant cJrested on a charae of petty Iar-l~~~~:hab8ent ""r tardy dur1ns j1 of Novm&er ,' lfcoordlng 11lt uuun lltlftl'tl Munduy tove nlng. ( rerntlon as a result o! the demand. ceny, It W8.8 reported by oft!cet!l. r nnounc::ement trom 1tl ~ c::ounM The mammoth s till was simUa.r ~ft1 ltl atl tl "umuwlmt wMk but h ~~· other Illegal liquor stilli that DINNER H08TR ~f.IWI~ rtllfl\l!lil •fl hill henlth . ha vc 11prung up throqhout the Mr .and Mrs. Charlea Oretmle.· Tem, , country a.a a. result of prohibition or Wolfpen were hoet and h0$1tes.~ ur leiJBI whl8key and It was contls-1 rectnly to the following dinner ~~~;;, Ted Ileal,. pit N~d by the offic::l!rs on the day guests: Ma·. and Mrs. y:rru Camp- jJ _ that the natlunal 18th amendment bell, daught ~l', Betty, Mr. andMrJ. 40on"-l1UJCI trom hll on.1 Wl\1 scheduled to be fonnally re- Aten Bh1in, dauahter, Angle Ellj''h"IUUAns &t<lll lhe cunt oa~antl fur \hulr nn" pealed. ab,et:Jl, r. 1\JJ,t;l Mri. ~· 'l'of'k and cOol1 11port•m•n•hlp and X.fa.s~ar, n, Oeorae. ,Mrf. Miru.iie . l • ,......_ ' . . j. .,.. " SHOP IN POMEROY Two Mlon Killed were alao uaed. lucky enouah Leave Fukien Province Evaeualed •• Chi· !lOY SELLS lfOiiJZE STI!D Former Diacip1e of Taken to Hospital Mental Trouble neae Plan Expe. dition Bombay, Dec. 6 - and there was more "Sonny" had to caae where Petptn1. Dee. I - INS - Tin oui his "IHII:e" today whlle American 00111ul&te at Amoy ar..• it Into town. Some men were nounced 1iodsy tll.at an forelfneta, utrl.dt women's bleyctea, In- lncludlnll' a 8COl'e ot Americana, had too that the daUihter'l evacuated cities of the tnterl.or at were commandeered. PukJ.en province In •ntlclpQtton ot att.tel even made an l.mminent attack by a pun!Uve appeannoe on downtown w•llr:a under O~neral Chiang ~- Many olerb, IMnotr&Phen !I·.!"!"~'"! 1otb.er worker• weft t.te Jn tnr tor thetr Jobs but none Cred. IW ooce, they had. an IrOndad, acr.eptable eXOUM for tardtlltM. ' Chla111 11 bellevect to l•unch ¢e lonr-awe.lted with 1he Puklen province who announced ~o N~tln Natlonahat p~ INS Cram Cook, Amerlco..n girl cenUy deeerte<l the rants hatma Gandhi, whos'! had lM!~r.:. was sent to a STERILIZATION LAW BROUGHT INTO USE Calcutta tod'!l.y for NORTHWEST IS HIT BY 90 MILE WIND vation, She was fot:nd in a '~!!~!: . without a ticket, Cj;iO,;•; way that •he &t'Ol"'!'' ~' of pollee. Dili~·· � 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 5, 1933 cahill wilson