http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/9605b8f80529001173ed3074087efdf8.pdf 8cdc22c190bfe5769ec06fd87e73aa85 PDF Text Text • 'IHNa l H .H IO SllT E I<" HIGHST A' UONI)AT, llZOaaiiiR II, !90S o:IG'.P~YH~ll Is I MIOE IS RESUL1:: ~f ~W~ PR~G I Local Newsman Held in Lynching Junior Class To 1 Again In Trouble Present Minstrel MEJOS COUNTJAN8 wm STRIKERS DEMAND UNION ~(JG~lTION Burlingham church T\1eaday afternoon, at 1 ·30 o'cloct With bUrial tn t.he cem~etery JU!&r• by Rena• by Leti-m. Show at Auditorium T u..d•,. EveniDc DINNER P.t.RTT Mr and Mrs Jewell Carr ot AlSunday With a dinner II'\ honor of Jacob Zeiher local shoe dealer The tollowtna were present Walter Hamm of Pomeroy, and Mr llnel Mrs Lee Henderson, C.."larence, 6~uman, Ralph, Harold Lee, and M&rpret Henderson. llr and M.m v. s carr, Mr. and Mre. Oharlea Wood, and Wllllam, Tbelma, Mae and Obarles Carr of Allred, the ~;Uest. or honor, llr. Zefher, and the hpst and hoateu, Mr and Mn fred ent.erta:lne<: 1339 Mea Receive More Thao $16,500 For Week'o Work MORE JOBS -- To Workero In County A* Other Project. Are Approved C S L ~ 1 '.;J: veteran or Jk:dford t.ownehlp. dled at bll home tmre SaturdaY n:laht ~~~ot 10 o'clott from tntlrmltiea of q:e. Puneral aervt~• wtU be conduct-o r. :I frmn the I 1 Lowell Wincett Accwed of Drivin1 Auto While lntoUcated II ' Jewel Carr a EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R .. . . .. .. . Did You Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma HENRY C. MacARTHUR, EDITOR OF THE STOCKTON (CALIF.) INDEPENDENT, SAYS: "Newapaper advertiaing offen tb eonly aucce11ful advertia· ing medium for people that have aometbiag to sell. Reaulto, of c~une, are obtained from other medium•, but lonr experience w•th the newspaper reveals the advertiser reta more for his money out of the newspaper than from any other source. "The federal government baa placed rreat truat in tbe new•· !'aper, and has evince~ its faith io tbe printed page by populariz· tng NRA through the pre••· It is up to the advertiser to maintain thia faith through support which will bring aot only the beat re· turns to him, but alao to tbe people at large. Tuesday and Wednesday "GOODBYE AGAIN" "WHEN RECOVERY HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED, THE NEWSPAPER AND THE ADVERTISER BEHIND THE PAPER WILL HAVE HAD MORE PART IN IT THAN ANY OTHER ONE THING." Joan Blondell, Watrren Wll· lam, Genevlen Tobin, Helen Chandler, Wallace Ford, Hutll Donnelly. Sl~tfr.. -T•nan, . ' Harvest of Hate-Handle Bars. ' ' Racine-Matinee WHDMCf1L7. I rt uur WEATHER-C I o u d 7 ., probably followed by · "now in East portion tonight and W erlneaday. FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. u n•• ~,.. n·a Trlbuoe !D. Tbe By Carrier 16 Centi-·BY Mall $4.00 Ll UOR"'*'···CONTROL ~RGUMENT GOES 0 " ..... ¥\L··· •••.w.• -¥-~··· ¥-¥¥... - ... ... ¥¥.Y..Y.¥ Meigs Countian Found Dead On State Highw MYSTERY CUAKS UNTIMHY OEHH 11f1~LPH RUSSELL DEVElOPMENT ~f ~~i~~qi~ ~!~ NnED fC~N~MIST Free m Mercy Death JU~IGIARY G~MMITTHS ~f BOTH fA~ EAH BEGUN Pr·~=~hw;:n~=:~"~.. ;SAYS REG~VERY ~~IJSES IN SESS AGAIN ov s~VIH ~R~ER ,~.;·;~:·~:ART slow NEXT YEAR !N EHDRTn RE~CH AGR P«a Senate Quiz Wbo h Found With Skull C111obed Near His Own Residence Russia Servea Notice Of Intentions In Siberia WAS AT HOME FIVE ITEMS LISTED With Wife Shortly Be· fore Fatal Accident Occurred Whereby Sovieta Hope to Preserve Peace By Being Prepared M~atery surrounded the deat:.h Of Ralph Russell 30 oi the PomeroyRutland ro1d. whose llfeleM body wns dJscovered alongside the roadwc.y near his home Mv<~day evening about II 30 o'clock by a Pfi.Mlng motorist An examination of t.he body by Coroner Ben H EWing, Henry Ewing, Bherltf A 0 T1-acy and ntws reporters 1n thr. Ewlnl mort* here following the dlscovery, re;,~~~ .:t:hh;at death had prol:)ably ~~ a severe (tacture of dl''""''~'d Bteyele Priu' Waya and Mean• Group Continues Heal'illl Ayres Looka For Another Year When BuaineiS Will Lag Senate Spokeamen Think There h Even Report Bill For Paaaage Soon, But Prospceb Bright In Lower Holioe NO GREAT SPURTS BILL'S STATUS IS UNCHANGED In Spite of Number Of Proposed Amendmenb;1 byisll Warn Senaible And Enforcible Law I sary Or Liquor Soon Will Be Taken Awa!( I ! By LINTON WELLS INB Staff corerspondenl MOHC()'A Dec 12 - INS - WiLli newJ>papers sLl e!l.'llng t.he aggra vatect sltuatlo·, 1n the Pa.cHic rll ~ <>oviel government tod:ll)l ptomul · gated a. highly s lgnlficunl deere,• lte'felatiODJ 1n the Senate &.nkln&r and Currency committee's probe m· to aft'a,ift! of Cbast National Bank may start a new mveRtla-atJon into that buk'1 rt~latlous with Harvo:ly C. Co1:1cb (•bove) a direetor of the RPC. The committee rece1ved tcs- I loa. t:lmaaT thai CoW!h oatataodlnr cont.ainlnt an unmmtaku.bl~ rl!'· mlnder t;o JatJQn ~hat lbe u S.8.& intends to develop Its tu1 eastem areas to a po1nt where th('y will ~ Mt only selr-su ppmtmg but lulPff,IJll&ble. I Signed by Premier V M Mol· ha8 had lar~re otov on behalf or the fiOVIet un1oo ~t the bank aun:e by Josef Stalin for t.he centrol lla tiuok BI'C polt.. eucutlve committee of com· ·;;.~;;;I 4 P. M. May be Pre"VaiUn• munlst. haa dee~c e on ~···t•'. COMlNG-Chrla&opher Bean. C HRISTMAS ia a 1olden opportunity for the ahooght- ful giver, Go into any Electrical Dealer's 11hor and yop will be suJ'rounded by shining electrical applia~s, big and httle. There im't one of them that wouldn't be joyfully received; nor oue that wouldn't M a ~ly M• minder throuKhout the YPfll'~ of your <'l~rernl':~tl'l11Drl ta!le thi! Chrifltmas. The All-Electric Home is th~ 8Dal o£ modern famiJJea. Mo1t of us are &J:hieving that perfectwa, piece by piece• • ~o 1 for any IliaD ~ j">ltpoQe giving hi1 wife The 1, For Chril'ltntaa. -lte family may po61the Christmas fundi and set mother .aomethin1 big, such aa an electric range, Of a refrigerator; or mdtvidua] gtfta of smaller applianGel1 such as a vacuum cl~a.ier, a toaster, aD il'on, or ,...even 1 carton ol Mazda 1amp8 may be seleded. lf~ver she has been needias so long. Ourcoovenienc CefiiJJ place the new 1poCiel Hoovers within tbe reach of any pocketbook. Make every penny you spend tlm Chrtetmaa eount Thlo oew llghcweigbt ~·· tinel Series has been designed by famous St,tins. on stream· hnes. More bft~rifW dtan ,eYef'l&nd the moac efficient olq:uic ~leaoero made. . throughout the yean in aavinga. Governor Asked To Help Schools I It,~"' .!='q~~tveaieac~e *"'<It Dirt 'l'loder-io bUilt in. n'istinJ ToOls ll('e of duralumin:, ooe-chird che ~ w..; o I finnous: .flavor .,--- wcigbcof~ Paymeall han beea ex· tended over olopger period. Liberal allow· •.uunuu ance for old eloariccleaoe<s. Complete wlcb new li&btwoijjht Dusciag Toob $45·0 DOWN c;)beHOOVER h llfbt .... ttltMlt • .. ............ lt.S... - .a. .. '~ !,;r If, . -' ... . . . . . Worthless Cause of Do your shoppbtl t'-lll'ly a1 your ElectriNJl &Jer'• .-. Musl be Cl-.1 Unt.. Aid is fo.tlacomina Quickly, Ellu.,.ton Say Ath.em, 0, Dee. 12-INS--<Jnmna upon Governor 0!9l'ie Whlte to re- .. : ~hoppiltg 'ti)«ya 'tilr ior:hri.Gtmg ,,·.~ .m r~~tofthe ELECTR.ICAI. t"'JNJRACfURS and DEALERS '' ' by The Ohio Powtr CompanJJ A11TO CBASR VICTIM DIAD Lancaster, 0 Dec 12-INB-In- In &1\ autQ • ~Walon nOrth of l'll!re yesterday, Arthur A McDaniel 24. Of CIDiwnbus, wai dead today lltt~ 'ITAJ.IAN NOT SURE ' 'TWAS AN ACCIDENT quest Ute Le&l8lature to act ilnmed- O.leveland, Dec 1:1- INS-It.c' "n lately to ptovtde funds for ~~tate a1d Prank Cosentino, •nable to apeak 8Cb00ll, resolutlod! adopted here at Engllah, was wonderin1 about a meettna: of schoQl author!.tiN reo- American eow t8 and justice todBl preteDtlnf 21 aoutheutet11 eountle& after betlll forced to play a. p.me waa ro~ t.odar to the Gover- af "dodge 'eDl'' ln Common Pleas nor , Judie Althur H. Da)"a courtroom. UnJeas depleted fund.& are repla.c~ aa.e,s.tloD, a wttne11 at a rob~ ed 1DaDJ of the schOOls wUI be un- bery b'tal, wu forced to dodge th ' able to reopen after the Ohriatmu hammer end ot the Judie's ga'l~l heJlda,, superbltenctenta and prtn- after I~ broke looee frOm the han · clpals reported. It wu brou~rht out that m01t or Ute state aid $ChoolB are not 1esa than a1z weeks 1n arrean In teach~ ua salarle8 die when tne Jurtat rapped for orThe Italian's qutclt manuever sved. hfm but the heavy end of the pvel struck defendant Wllllam Obrlltlan tn the pit Of thO) der In many lna&ancea tt developed, ltOD\aoh, teachet'l lona withOut pay have el[!. Judp DaJ made It aa clear u hauated &bell' Cl'*llt with local mer-l,..able to ,Colentlno that It wan , • eb•ats and h~ve been. forced to all &a. &ac:ldmt '-uti Ute latter lett pledp exho<1111MI lnlmot to !lor- - _.... ~ hoUI and mUm· row moner. lWJ)I ta h1i naun tonaue . ., Cowboy Killed Couple PNvent PJ'OMtcution uBad" Check Charce �•"l; '} ' '' \ • ,, ' •• - ; ~· .: PAOB ~ ': I =·:t ' ..~ . I, THJl D!IJ.Y II,TRIQUNE al u lf>t !'!JOI *"' ,. tiOI .. - . j - lllollor - r ;a •· PI* - """"'1IV- ~ .&Ot ot - .,..... ....... - - . , , 11 s. '"'· ftl~"' P11!J Pul-lea.-, Mr. Pollc:emanl" - ..- - - ----J ·-------·--- 1131, !Mated 011 Lonr 11<txtD4 ; 01!'1 ...,.,, ~7. 0. WomOA to ence ...S u o - ~ .,... mtt.tf!l' tor ptlbjlco&loa ~~look! b 'II ...,..lilq IJlolr . """'-'thourb 1101 n-'4' to 11t IJIID!Od. "-"'""" ' " - ..,.,..., ex..U..I ODd ' ~_poe WUI bl P.uh!WlecL llibll iD pel it Ia 10 - · ·r~Or.e 14onth ......• •• . . 'WJ Thr;ee Montha. . . .. ••. . . . .. .,..Q? Sl.x Mont.ba . • • . • . . • . •• . •• , . ~~r - - - - · -- ·-- - - - - - I within the paat few day.s Ineceal&ry oo I( claam .IJ)on the lo ve, loyJ.Ity and devotion of tho pe<ipls1 munt be in hannotJywith ll1a teachings of JtaNB the Christ whose words fit ln trJ every fold and emviJB or t;,e hllman hea.rtilanil of whom It was aa.ld in John 7:46 "NE\'!::R MAN t)PA KE Ll KF. T IS MAN • • I ~ THEACTION of Illinoj s mme s trikerM wu.s brought foruldy to t he attention Sunday of tocal residents when By Arthur "But•" Baer ~===================-======:jl}l;;>' (Oopyi'IIJhted 1933, King P'eatUlet> Wlc the eggplant for a channel bboy Syndicate. Inc.. J \ alld give It a wide bert11 Just sail FUMBLING THE CHECK AGAIN 1around It and wave Bt It .I -~ Hot.el chefs are delighted beca.use they can again dlsh llPtf\elr .cull- . An a.rUIIho •mothered In creme nary tnumpa ahellaclr:ed In ICa:al de menthe , ery tfjorty You paints, <lila and vo.mtshes ni6ble the outside leaves until ycm reach the eenter where you will First or all they &re going to trot find a. note from your teacher tellthat noble creation of the artlatlc Ina you that sehool ts out and you bOntface kn<lwn aa the rum omelet can stay home tor the holidays. We wm give you 11. recipe that 11 aced directly to the NRA' otm:ial& however, for they has been In the ramlly for yea• ~ Take one en to 11. quart <lf •urn 1 Thli! 1otwn t.o oldfaahloned cuilt.1V ~ 1 ome ou t op<mly in approving somt' of the actions (J( Mix well In flreleaa cooker wnve It alne means a revolution tn m\Uili;. ~~~ 1 1 H' PI' our mn~:;t militant and radtcal Ia bot· leaders whose three times t~sountl your head a11d Ourlll!l U1ose thlrt.etln yeau1 of nondrink gently but firmly. P'rom participating O)Olicle& we ha• .ea.Jnclli1.·f vhJct:l. 111 life seemH to be to keep men in a constant that time you can uf!e your nose ag etl to like splnaeh for ttaelf nlone. turmo il iu rnuke thctr sul)ordinates feel they are earning a pilot light tor st.altlng forest fires 1he good salari es which they draw supposedly for looking al1c r 1he Interests of the worker1:1. Certainly there ar·e othet· ways of protecting wol'krw.:: u·~ i ntere::~ h; aside from keeping them away from their 'I ork J.un ng a gl'euter part of the time especially when •u lllHilY of the1r gi'icvanceM vre imuginary and at a time 1\ htll cv cr.~' OIH' ahould be llJtng to keep men nt work in, !• .HI uf takiug the~ from it. Now, there Is a thing they call Crepe Suisse ntat eonsist.s uf six waffles amothered 1!1 one half-dozen dltrerent OOL'dials P.our grenadine and vermouth <JVer the flrat waffle Fry. It evenly all around. Use brandy on the second and claret on the third On the fourth wame pour n dellclouli boiler compound mht,Cd with mint juleps and stir until you sec n lllillbOw over the frying pan ANOTHER DAD PRACTICE THI~ RE I ~ w disputing the fact thal when the nuthontii.HJ, whelhet l ederal, state or local, brought about a discontinuaJJ ce of the m~aerable dole that tended to make a lwggar of every individual who accepted alms at tho h.w ds o1 the c1vil authorities they broullht about a great im provemcnt in the way uhns giving was handled. The ramlly ma.y llOt like It Bnt no one will dare to crltlclme yom cooklne You are monarch of aU you slU'Vey with the &ld of a Skillet and two hell.diwhe tablets Of course If they arc going to spray spina.cb with lu~ctld,.a and antlae ptles eordlals we will conquer our Pl'lde Rlld swallow the rebuff A!· ter all tl'lcy wasted a lot of tltat Gturr on bectiCB and weevils The new style (l! eool~lnu 1.!1 Uw uld ~;tylc The pondulum ha ~ swung lmok and curfew shall rlnli: tonight Once figaln we 1\dopt 1tlle.t f\oWl:!ry French method of dis ~ gulslna: food on the American p]J..n, And even the complete teewtauer must salute the OJymplan elixir that will convert the melancholy paranlp Into a thing o1 beauty It baa been thirteen yeau since the holfl ebefa poured contriband We advise a. little wine With lrtf!als exhlllrator over tbelr .out· and diU Nevea· be the sixth man at the cOOCiOCUQns A very nice dish 18 a table when fivf! other guy.!' al'e whole eft:plant In port wine You fumbling the check work and afforded them a chance to earn what they re..:~tvt• instead of being the recipients of pure gifts, is & nnd opportu-nity for every worthwhile man to eam him:-.dl u living but the basic provisions must not be abused ml they have already known to be in a number of in .. :s ta n<"es. The CW A is a move motivated solely to put unem· pl1•yed people to work which meanM that employed folks Hhould not apply nor should they be 1hey do apply for work. --'---,""':.0 ., , J accommodatt!d jf The CW A! is bound to be paid by the citizens of the n.ctw n sooner or later fn the fonn of taxes because it is Primarily a charitaqle move. Why therefar• , should those who are workinll' at part time jobs, leave that work to apply for jobs under the CW A simply because they think they see an opportunity to make a few: more dollan per week. This however, is seldom the cal!ll bec~H8e even most part time jobs wUl pay: as much as does the Ci\\rA 1 fot· ordinary labprino~~ jobs. If this practice is allowed to continue, It means in addltjon to ad~lnll' more dqllars to the ·~~~~~18e' . ] nlready incurred , tllat buoine"" Plllcea trYJnll' tP col'~P~e tn business, will b~ handicapped and perhljpa foNoil to d1t<Cont1nue. Tbi~ is the last tl]in~· tllat shq~lq be allowe!l 1o happen ~qq whi~h should never be coup~on'n~eq. Whenever we "'"" ~]ready ~t work to IOae thel' Jnhs, IJIUSt sqme~h!Qil' for befjll'e we __ Skoppill~ Gi'l'lt.~ -¥UJ'tl 't'f 1 SUMNER ,ir:t.iM.wh.i...,....., "~~U._" .,.,.,.._,. . Ia : · •·' , ~• 1 1 ,,, Elite of ~the -Sh-ee_p_ ; - - ---· - ' I ·' < 25 KELV 1:N ATORS "Woll. 10111 haveo't.." ' "' 1 0 -=c "Patri~a. dD • o ID • •lonl', •• nll"t ,tab ~·ar. ........ •g •'• ' FOR CHRISTMAS moat dellr.eratt-1)' tqiaK ,. l r~~~=[~,~te;;~~~ ~JHE -· of'"Bttj)~ty cent of VOGUE ' - - ~~HOE l ' Helen E. Zeiher, Prop. --..,.---'----,. to bold •' ,," maa- and you write a letter ' ••' If your Jetter expresses the keen,e.st dtsirc for a Kelv!nator for Chtis~inas yoU·COD hove any•Kelvinatorln the line. Andr if your leucr Is one of the next ·24' 1-.o selecloti •by the ludceo. you will receive a new R-"'l •Mctdel, delivered and'lnstall<i!'ftee ·your ·'-e befott Chdotmns, ,," ... ' ' . . ·~ . '"~ :. . : ~ :.:;_.. ;,.,\. ,' J~g: ' l ' ' Door banging, teeth gritting, foot " tapping, aryuing over trifles-or the old favori-telephone slamming ... Just little ways which •, ' '· . '" Another. sign .of i' ' There lt "*''hll111 to buy-no Ol'tljja; • , dot111- mcrclv read the tulit m<t· J.l,.'fite your leucr- but hun:y:....be, 1cau" tt mu1t be pootqttr~«\:bel'ore mian~ December 15th; Get,youo ' oil to.day, WeltoP<i"' hiov.;. I.the p]euure0f,l'ft8<1\ttngYOuwlth ' ' •eli ~ • :JS· Otft KdvlniJDn. • I . ~ prove nerves are getting out of band ..• Danger signals .. .If you're guiltyofsuchgestures.cheekup- '· ., ' • ..... ' " ,I,\ 1G: CAt.L ' AT liOUi tSII()WtlbOM' •o:l ·- I1UL1{ 11111 ~ ! ... "' aerv"''-~ · -:!1• •• ,_ • _, 'rf~-";....Air.~r ....,. ... • ~ '<-,1.f},., JOur .........., • ~ '• ~ ' fOur full amount of Bleep ever!f aiPt. Eat regulu.rly and sensll>Jy. Find time for ,..,....tlon. ;\nd omokeCamels-forComel'• costlier tobocroo ...... get on your nervea. Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobaccos than any otber popular brand of cigarette• I KBL-VINATOR' Cor.roRATOON, ••100 Pl~~,.r:iitnilt. 'M~<~t. - Watcb • ' '. COSTLIER TOBACCOS " we an, I thh.k. We ftart l ~t ..! • ;.~:· ·~ wea~-knoed. aat Jown. ntehed o1.ban •tati114: Ll!i eo~a.lv111a U'O\liLd lt.ur. ,. ., I North and Sout.b, t.&ble a. Patri.Q, ..10::,,.uJJ.i '" '· ,, 1 • telling us lww much you want it. ' .. . • want a Kelvinator for Christ· . SHOPJ•'JA . l)t' · tooma,.etl\;.1 "'I maJ eat mr throat fw. th• momiac," dnnrled Julian. "On th• other han~. ,l..,.may be at thlfl rae• track nest aek. l eoull:tn't uy at moment. tlad: ... ao they left him, Raverbolt, in••inJr at crark'a dlacomftture . J'ODnl man •ho11ld know bet. ter than to seek • lutt1re appoint ment at the bealnniq ot a.a im • OU'LL"h~ve to hurry-b.cause December 15th is th< : NOT~D rcontltn!M hO!n p&QtfurnltUL·e. -:mtl · ' fit · emptied u•. <lf!Rikc · left I machlners, '1Lul.omobllcst nnd ll9 lal!t ~lslt bridges, sl,llp!i 1 locomotvc.s, cars und rash. RfrN,I n long 11$1. or urtlck's made of th e 'fhey met.als lwnber, slone duy, glass cnre!ully, 7oa. Ud Mig :Baverholt be theJL . PHOENIX HOSIERY at B tt.OD~ next • e e k for the raett •, Clart DtLI. hq tmrriedly, •I· ·"• FOR T'HE 2-5 WOM·E·N WANI THEM MOST ~ a • < I ' .. with CUSTOM-FIT TOP Fre~~~~~ =::~~ ~ ~*~J~~~:~~~~;; I " Whitman's 0 i • • . l ,. '" I ·' Kelvinator for Christmas absoluttly free. And there is nothing difficult about it. You Z:5 I t ,' Sole A~t-.nll For Confeetioaery '!'HE MO RE · mA. N-APPRECIATED . M/l.S GIFT! I .~ JOHN SAUVAGE ____ II· want to milS this opponunlty to get a beautiful, new from ' I'' tri,. ., ·CFIOCOLA11ES I I 'V > .. ., Y last <lay- to send in your letter-and you surely don't OTHER I I , .; . ----- -··- I I ... CHOCOLATES Tl'w!y eAC&ped westward toward With such lh:er',llt' a M&llrol.d Midland with Ktatt< !>Ollcf' CllMI il1 Vt>o•l.ld be all<lwed to sell liquor In as a:urault u ony carg m1 as many tralna u it. um:d to operate wit hin the ltal:e:. Whert' a railroad hof'ld 11. ~mtt., be' Honor Awartl1 to M JUDICIARY w•mld n<>l r!'Qulrf' the Pulbnan at Aaaual Banquet in , Mountalneen of Lhe Unlvel51ty or Contl.nued From Paae Onet corupany to buy a !l(;paraw license ~...J ~...1 1West Vlrctnla. will be met l.n the a rt'Mtaurant for liquor 1wrmit pu r- j to .'f'll liquor m !I.; ca rs attaChed to A then• W eu&eMI•Y 1ntutral cll.y of Parkeraburv, w va ~ as OQf! der1VIn8 !tot leaat 00 l' li !P.<; of lhe hCf'n"'ed railroad 1t:n Nov 3 The encour¥cr wUI bepf'r cent of it.& LOtal revenue from 1 Howtll Wrlgl ,t appearing for a Athena, v~ t.Jee. lS-The ftnal the first Krld contest played betv.! ~ of food cw~eland beer 'J4md ln&: machtne , of the 1913 Bobcat football t ••·n • ,,_ '"" t wo •• ~.eiUJta B1nee 1oNo perm!t. should be iMucd to any 1(('O•J.»tny pomW>d uut lhe commitwSU be heard on the campua , ond will ~ the fourth meeting of 11 staun.nt not In bu.!!lnt-1>11 fur twu I tP.P that w; Yo rilL( n the liquor btll ll tnt two ele \tar., prior to Hs application , he ! rn . dc no ptov i~IUI I for llcensln& , wz:.en the annual foob. 1 vena tennuet 1.s held In the University I -•c •llld He would boo.st the il('eJ:ll';e H'ndmg machines Orlii Dec 13 LODGE MEETS Ftfth, the wage or everyone In preventing the recovery or the dur· fte from the prestnt 1200 In th.e bill Ht sugge~tell tlu ~ be Ut:eniOd to 'ht~ ·V~nlty "0" awards wUI J Middleport COWlcll No. 187, na • the far eutern 1egloros ahaU be ln- able coods Industry Is 1ear nbout tJ $800 11 sell only J a ~ r and ltcommended 811 ue made at the time. The Bobcat ghters of America, met If', reflllar creased 11..'1 follows workers, entrln· th~ future of our dollar This " We belltve the lf\Creued fee il. pe.rmlt fPI' ur $10 iM each ma~ __ £er!:l and t.echnlcal pen;onnel In coal 1 fear •restrict.! almost prt>venwf \FlUid keep permit b out of lrrt'Spon- l t:lmP Til t rna• hh 'Ni Wright exatbletes to earn letters tbl.!. put I~•r.nlon at the Kn''"hla .. of •_.._j ,_ fl 1and 1 b so-•aaon are Harold J4cyer, El1e, Pa ; 1 r.au, Monday eventna. Alter the m:nes, 30 per cent; workers In fac- m•g-~.erm nne ng Y means 0 Slble handto lw d~hm·d and p':.um<l would \..or placed In elubt;, Elden ArmbrWJ\. WaabtPjtOn. c bu&lneu sesston , all adJourned to torif'~. trans()(lrt mac:hlne and trae- bond •s.:;uer:; and mort.~taae 11 whktl Y<Uuld oonflne the re.stDurant hqt10r I hulA' I.., 11 M.uu anl.'l Jm' ks a11d facH .• WilbUr Rapp, AtheM; Mathew tt.e c:llnlns room where an. oyster tor stat1on.11, teachers, medical per- provide fundH for purchalllng dur· 1'1.1$lness largely to do~ ul ow n e~- ' t••rws Fehn, CIWlton; John Kraft. Toledo; ' s,upper waa served ln honor or one S'lnnel and all othe111 engaged In able goods" tabllshmenlli William SChmidt, Colwnbua; Anton , f Lhe newly married members Dl t~arorcmlca, 20 per cent ; whlt.e colAyres decla.rtd that recovery Is F'ranll;~fl,be rg t.old lhf' c,muml l"l [ S intlo, Cleveland; Woodrow Willl!l, tht touncU. The aueste of honor ::u womers, 10 per cent, rank and under woy fn England. Me:r1ro nnd h < h is belief the lnllJOr!IY of Ll ' ' WINTER Columbus, Waltu Priode. Mid- were Mr and Mn. Raymond Rouah f.k of the army aliSO lower com- Canada .. where their dollar Sf'lls .1t f'..6taurant.s would not apply tor per ICunlln ur d f1 om page 1\VII) ~ dleport; oeorae DeStefano, canton: Twer.ty six member:e. were present ln'1i.'l loned jrade.s &0 per cent : su- a P~mlum over ours' r.uts to d 1sJ)enSf: liquor , 111 the s( 11. Pete Stephan. Sidney ; Robert Sny- ~ ft~r. the oecaaion pt'rlcl cummands, 20 per cent" 'AppaN!ntly, · was his conclusion r hf' Pulhrum Uornpany and rail· Nt•w Y01 k. tK-• 1 2-rNS-Mark~ der, Toledo; Kenneth. Bennett. .A miscellaneous shower will be The dellTee Is not only slgn lflcaflt 'It l.t true that the only WR Y we •Onds cpcrntlng In Ohlo .,..,.re n ·- 1'"1 ~ tht• <tan of wllnt the weather Newscomerstown · Robert Hilbert; \liven at the home ot Mr and Mn !lS an am bitious step in prepara- have ever reoovered from di>prt i.~­ Plf':<t>lltNJ l>r• fort the comn1lttce by tu n a u !01 t , ::1st .1s ·the llardest I Piqua ; Wllltam ' Sp,yder, London'; BUiweU Roush of CheshJre for the t.on for eventualltle:~, but can also ion In the PN!It 100 yean has beer1 C I LewL~ who said that f r um a Wlr,tcr In ytll.I S 11 new cold snap, Arthur Le..vl.!l, Middleport; Paul i newlywed!! on Saturday afternoon, ~ Interp reted as lntnxluctlon of a throueh expllns!On of private long P venue stand point Lh(! sale of bt'er , Kpl'cted In ~·nd tile mercury to • Halleck. WIWamsfteld ; James Ma&- December 16 modified r fl w economic policy" In- term flnanclne and thru lnc r~aw 1n traiN wa:s 'very dlscouragmg 1eo::orU low s \\as <lue to st.rlk:e Lhe <!el, Shinnston, w va -a.<~mu ch as the rights of settlers In in the production of durabl l! goods Lewis said the rlllhoud" v.cre 1o• nhea~tern s t.atP~ today Ten membenl or thfl squad wm be ENTERTAINS CLASS these reglon11 to acquire wealth is 1Thf' !C"'Min.!l cf this depression s ' inte1ested thiefly In the dmlng t'&l In the .Hike of the severest'atorm; !oat to Coach Don Peden next 01stlnctly permissive , far Indicate that lasting recm cry hct'nse fee UOO per ca t WI It noy, 0l tlle Y.lnllr thu~ lar whiCh left sprlnll by grad.uatlon. The sel'\f,Ora "the Joy ClaM of the First BapPrecise ly what effect t he grant- will come when the old normal nro- •ta nds In lhr bill Th1s fli:(Ure he • hr 1m troj)Oll tan sht athed in SllO'IIf llP.a,lng the squad are Fehn, Ralph , tbt Church wa.s eptert.Qined Mon - 111g of ~ uch rights to one arP.a and tes.ses are 11llowed tn opera!R once dP. cla rell t<l bf' ~xorbitant, and SS.Jll llml wt weather foreea.al.erll preRobinette, Me)'er, William Reoeke, n~~;y evening by MIS!i Grace Jean df'ny lng them to othel'l:l will have more and that II wtll not comf' un · ll It \H:rf' adopted "'" 'Rllruad would <J~ekq a lov: o r 10 abOve zero ellt\Y I Ls.rry Saltla, Bennett, WIUI&bl Jn(f'ls Mrs Pa.ul Smart is teacher llil those excluded at present 1.'1 un ¥ t1l this does happen " s,ll llquo1 In the t>h le ' t ( ~~llY 1U th Iitle relief expectetl. Bmder, HUbert, Albert MUler and \lf""the class At the clare o! a shott rr<'dictable Certainly It Is undenl" It doea not .!f!t'm likely that W~" He recommended 1 hal the state t.e cold wa~ ~cbeQu~ to con~l,nue (.Jayton KfSIJer. ~ness session, the evening was £o ble that voluntary colonizers m ar e going to exp>:!rlen~ In 1934 t h~> :.vue a blank~t l!quor license to l 'lollf'K the day 'with a sll(!ht rise 1n spent In a social way the bleak Pastern regions must be uncontrolled Inflation that peopl" udlroads and the Pullman C<lmpnny T' mpt>rature and additkmal snow -1 cncomoged If th!! roverrvnl'nl's evl!rvwhere ore discussing ' he ,s11.1d II Uthorlzlng them to sell beer, WUle ilr;(<ked for tomght - - - - - ---- __,......_ 1 Bernard W:Ysor<s returned Mon- ~ plt.ns arc to bf' carried out 'But the prospects are that Wf. sha ll oay eventng rrom Columbus where - _ _ _ continue to do bu ~ lne ss with an unI he spent the week end with his • CROP .','(fund, but n<lt continuously aml wife. I rnpld /y depreciating rurrcm:\i' T P Ferguson who hils been con- 1 IC<J ntlnued Prom Pap. One, Ayres warned that "expem11tu~~ fined In a serious COI> drtlou m a 1 shoud llf' stabilized nt n 'fa ir value fo,. unem ployment relief will be ho.!pltal at Charleston fo: Lhe past 1 Ku k ulso d!SNI•sed rurul er r<! It vPry large and taxes henvle~ 1f th" f,.w days undergoing treatmt'nt 1md I a nd oLiwr Jl l oblems kmdr~>d to thl• dura.bl~ li:OOdli Indus tries remain 1 observation, was expected to unde 1 flu mPJ H I' M" ~ omm erJd ed "u~e or I'Pstrlcl.ed." go an operation, Tuel!day mow,Lng I rvcn no >slble mPan>~ to w r r I The bo.nker ~>xpreo;~;~_>d thl' b!'llrf ~n. Floyd Kuchltr a.nd daugh- morf J?age forecl<lsuJ.rs ;it~ f~'r~~ that "nnder such clrc um!>trmce~ ! ConnJe Lee left Sunday for a consldtl ntwn glvru to those threllt· price flu~IU!!.tlOJl In t!lP st>cunt} V~lt at Jack..~nnvl/1 1! with he1 pm- f>!lf'rl wl l\1 m\mrrlln tl:' lru; , nd markets wlll probably b.-. nrurow rn ts, Mr and Mrs Frank Ley. statf!l lh.ll Uwre must be ~~~ernln- ~t nd lrreg{llar- lt m l'y welf !'lrrlVC ;t" Mrs William Thom!ls returned to tetf' sl lDtf's dlrricult In JA34 fm l.hf' oprrator ~ ! r.er home a t Charlc.<;to" Monday· fit lftl sed thP 1\0rk or th mun- In l.he stock market t..o makf' snec- • •Qid ulaUv~> pro!Jt..<l, or lU flml s11fe rP- , 1 f:'~ell lng after visiting o\ler the wetk !ry g~nR"es and llWII'·d ed I r Jd With her mothel, Mr.!l Eliza- medal for ! hr county havln gU'f!. fu~t:: ror con~rvlng funds us It hn~ ' I l:lth . liartinger I largest numl)f,. of new llWOl b~r" 1,1 bef'll in ttv• ,..r!.-ond h11lf of 1'~33' Mrs Lucy Bog~;ess left Monuay Tt umhuli crmn~v ubula Joef'We D.te golug to have a grent I ~venlng for an extended visit In ternan unn SIH.Jby Asht counllc.s were nnU()nnl debpte alxlut our monr•: 1 · IYI"' ,Athyn, Pennsylvania wHh Mr glvrn sliver medals and the follow- In 193-f " he oo nc4lded .. And mm ~ llna Mrs Manm DuMaine former 1ng bronze tokens· Butler Craw- d•rollr.'l:lon ol lhos~ m:1ny rratm r o l' ••!•. lf ~~sldefts hcrt Mr an~ Mrl:i 011.1en ford Dl•tlnnce El le Huron, Holmes, or out" new \ program in wh1cb proE!Sn:h~•z accompo.nlf!d her as far 1 MPIRs M('tce1 Momue Morgan. jects for Rcons tructkm of our eco111retd1 IOj•, ~~clu ~ tl ,. "•I j, I Aile !.Pnu l(,liug Pf'rry Portage, Putnnm, nom1c orde-r are clearl\' in eonHrct I " 8 n < ammyJ Fultz left re w Smu:l'usky Scioto, Van Wert, Vlnton with busm ess leVI'>'n.l From r{ <• 1 1 thnn l'lln.cnmfurtaL.I,• A J } f, "''• 11~ for Chcago where he ha.'! Wavn~> and W• andot counties one principle will probably stn.nr: 1 lonJI: rwleage ro.. l , l'oJLit 1 lf'l·l•>< HI I' e-mp J Mruyment , The HI g1 nng ou I I n eI l'fl r r1 II e f 1' 1•s Klvlnr, tlle great~ Bo D~nn. ~anlels, Mrs Hnrly est ~m vice l.b thr ~tnV> c; 1ange ln "It iR thl\t reoovery has now be- I ~1. mali;.,8 dwm '"'ltr ••<llr:~ '""~ w es,E rs artha Bryant, Mrs lht• po ~t Y"l'll Inducted Copl~y of rome a m<lre pre/I.S ing problem 1 J ame.!l "GihFWill Girl .. colun~. $lllml up, Harley and Judge and · 1• r o ur f!'rt!9. t e!'lt ne •-...,·• ' ' M F d w 0 ° 1nnm1t co unj~• C F P1lrv 1ance !!f 1nn re mm rs 'JC k b row of Pomeroy ·.Jt'fff'l ~on C•ltmt'y wn~ 1101111 n~ te<l I'OPmplovnlf nt rt•lld lhruullh bus· , were Par ~rs urg visitors Monday b 1 1d b Mu!B c th 1 Olbb by Kh k Lo b.>cume n dcpuL\• of thr 1en P.lllpan~ un promo .e " p1 1 1 lo her h a ei ne west ' " 11C<lnfined Nallonal Grange va te enWrprtJ:;t' and flmmcrd w1t1 orne on Mt Street WI f u hi h ~.ounrl money' suft'erlng fr<Jm br.ul ses .sustained in nnr r o Je g way f'SS!lv I a rall a few days ago t!Onksl sponsorf'd by th e Ntttlonal Mr and Mrs JBillf'IJ Faulkner Jr 0! nnge WM. almounced by Kirk a~ &nd son ot Charlest-on were week. Dllije Grace Deisher, Ha~l<flll ~ MOUNTAIN rnt:l 'Vhi:ltor1rof the fonnCr 's par- ~. Logan coun ty Be Ice (Contln~ rrom hie OneJ cJtl:a,~r.. and Mrs James F'tlulkncr COllter, WAsh ington Orange H ru- ered , n.<L;<•n>lly of M>ll Stree! , d•u oountv. wns fou>th Bay Ctty, Mloh . Ore ! 2-INs- ' GIFT BOXES W!1H EACH PURCHASE I I 10 aptj then re-checked thfo vault and 1and hard bqt~nr Por tl\18 permit be rash drawers to makl' l!Urf! l h PY had \JC.Uid levy a licenM ff't' of ~ to miiJ!Ied notblnl ' 100 I LETTER GIVING .. - _..._ lert 1'unday a.na cemem &UI'Ild "The Keyq in uur deprf'Mion Jam 1.8 the unemplOyment amona; workel'l In the durable JOO(Is lndust.nes," htt beJie\!ed "'n\ey omU<tltu.. moro than h&lf of all"" unempiOVed, and t.helr ldlt>IH'"~ causes rn«m 01 t.he re~~t of lhr tUlIOontinued. trom pqtJ ODfl) m~ploy~nt that u:ista." ('hulr.ouky, .!.8.\r.haliefl and kamdlatHe &aid Lhat two Jreat o~lac h•K ka lm......ted reeovt"'. ..Third. ror ten years the oblip- .~ ftr!>t nr ·;hl!fle," " Is the [lrr · tlons of all other dl.11trtets In the fr,r P.a.stern reJion are reduced by vadlllf fear ,lll•t ~latiOexUrulion _.of _, .... -nt govemmenta reau n over ..e. "•.o .~ "Fourth, tl.ah aupplled to the tails of buslne&~~ will make It impos'!tate must be lncreBSed by 20 ""r sible for many corporatlom to make ...··nt ,.,.. pronts 11te second great obst.acl, ----- t ,''! 1~ DELAYED Mr rnd Mrs Charle& Pindlmg we1e caiUng on friends In Torch lRat week. Dorclthy Pierce of Coolville came home with them LcJ ~pend a few days. Orland Ollllland has been husklrj: com for Mr. Findling, Mr and Mra. Edgar Koehler s.nd M1:1bel were home for Thankssivlns . Alvin Cole, Sam Kelley and hla m<Jther were at Ooo1v111e Tutsday. 1 Mm. Kelley went to New York Since Lhe fooLball letters were where abe will remaJp for a lew da)'8 . r\\arded last week to those boy& on several men f'rohl thls vicinity tl-.e squad who were ell!llble to rere lve them, It serum~ that a num- are working of' t.he road W11liam Keeba.uiJh and gLandber of the lana l.n Pmneroy have a. mistaken ldea as to how auc~ ~aUihter Inez Claire were In Ppme. lOY Frlda.y, e.warda are made Bonna JetUl Katchenbaugh and. Itt order to clear up auy w~ urd~tandlng cpnoerplnJ the att- ~unt were vlaiUna In Athena satur.fr., ~ ,·r . t 1.&-dtil( tt. mll:ht be wen to aay that Alvin and Guy COle were bwitttere are certain rulea governing this situation. These rules are JIC88 catlera bt l"al)lero)' 'l'bel!da7. Mrs Reale Dorst and daqhter c,rawn up by the Athletl.c Board of lhc school and no lndlvtdua1 has 'Mft.ry caned on Mr. 1md Mr8. John any power to disregard them In th.e Cll.qlpbetl ThurSday atternoon. Alibury entttb, Mr. :t>ont and ~tllklng or letter awa.rd&. The fh·~:~t and most Important SBm Logan visited Jell' VIolet ll•lc (fOvernlng the awards l.s •hat fls.turda.y ewntng. ~ary and Freda Cole were 1n nr.y athlete, boy or girl wbo recelvMOuntains, W. Va., l'l:! "' liChool letle1 for parttcJpatlon Ule Oau.Jey 111 athletics for the school, must Thursday 1•. ~a played In a designated num- Ralph Smith of ChiUICOthe was at bcl ot qoorten In football or bas- this place for a Cew d&Js ~lS.It.. El'rol, Nina and Leola Pollrod kcLtfll. 0~\flr Items of lesaer lmporta».t lirenL a few dayi In CiD~tl. George Pearman and Orll Gaul t.p.~a.rlnlt Qn who does or doea not. receive a letter but the number ~htp'ped a load of Uve stoct Satur{II q\lorters played, mltllt be r.s doy. ThOBe calling on Mr. and Mrs. t' l&llf or more than the minimum preaqribed by the Athletic. Council ltsbury Smith 'I'banlr:ej:lvlng were wholantvcd at the Jlsurea aftCJ: Ralpll Parker end family, Mr . •nd <'1iue ul C0118lderatlon in ordQr that Mrs, Eaaterday and family, Mr the lotter might not be given out 11nd Ml'8 Pred Smith and Olair I co promiscuously and thereby be Dor.st. (.hea~Df'!d In the eyes of the ath~ lr:t.e.<J aud students as well as the gtn~rftl public w. I . ' 6.' ·r .:, J c..c.·e.' M. :II Dllo' • Others will be liven JObs as 1IOQil ~e~...'_''_lo_"" __.. ~•-be '•_Wl_d oo place One Word Led To Another ;':t.,tut. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ •oon. It w .. thougHt. which will provide work for Jobless women. I L•it... •- nna 1re11 orpn ... ....... ....,.,. I I der the clYIJ wor11:8 set·UJJ be paid the mtntmum ~e under Pmneroy, the CWA. ekntelr salaries will not be peJ.d by the county or by the U¥, brary syatema Where tlley are em-\ · ployed Sewing rooms wUI be set~up STRIKERS Th e CWAJ pr9pqsoi which has put so many men to It wtn be given few montha - - - - - ;-,_Rcdir.PibkenY~a. br•• ea ......~:•,Ollk> -~-- ..... - ;, poor un fort unate, r ;e mi'lgly much ab ove the general 1 un ol beggars, trl!mps or hoboes as they ar~ tetmed, was ~;o r tdy m nee d of food and was aided by good-hearted citlZ~n:'i 1r1 Pomeroy when h e approached them. H1s story is th a t he i8 a miner from the southern Illill oJ.-; fi elds and IS unable to sec ure work there because of .t )o;liJk~ and labor troubles existing at present. He left in a1 1 (•tfort to find something for his family, he said, because H l,umly of five there was r t!Ce tvmg $1.50 weekly on \\ htt:h tlwy were supposed to subsist. h this tale i~ truP nud ~lccord1ng to dispatches emanating trom that section, !( JH :-;utn~ta 1 nhated to a certain extent at least, it but ~ervet1 •ttJtJthcr exam ple of how utterly unappreciative much oJ lhe labormg element 111 various portions of the country, egged on ~ nd abetted hy professional Jailor agitators, haa iJccome. The present time surely ts no time for strike.\!> or Inbot• troubles of a ny kind. In few instances indeed aro mt~ nufaetuH~r s making more than an ordinary profit wluc h permit~ them t o k ee p thetr establishment!~ open to t he men who so sorely need the work and )Vhat it means io them. Tf theM were evidence of profiteering, tht!ro <·ould be a measure of sympathy meted out for the strikes and g~neral all around suspensions so common almost whe rever th ere is nny fair amount of work. Much of the agitation, unrest and trouble can be ~ tlle realltNlkm tive cla.68ea of labor Last week the office waa cloaed. on S&tW'day for that purposfl and wtu be clMed on B&turday ap.Jn thia week tor claaautca.tlon, Mr. Roedel said. Jobs for several was aald, wm In varloUf In ces. librarie& in la&ohlno. doctrino .or Kle to h&\ '1" lilY CIGie GREGG Phoae S82·L Oapt.. T(\lJ} I omce at leaatonectay a Week ln order to ela861fy the names alreadY regl.atered acoorcUnf to the re~pec­ 1\J .... is aiiiiiP IIIIo "'1 led, ud! light utt Ill' pall-Pubi 119:105. 411 To B(' Presente(l As Chanty M e on Wedne&chl,y at .ne rqtatratlon office It wu a.nnounc«~, buL men may re(Uster dtu1ng the day a110 If they wtsh. The lncreate 1n realatn.Uon I , VIRGINIA Two out.atal\dlnl non-conference ' PDlN been bel.ol t)tiOI.lated, The Bobcat. ' athletle reJ&UonAhlp with t.he Unl· aner r.ht& 1811d son The HCIOIIera wUl M met 1n Ma e Blooml.nfton on 8ept. 29 Tht l n t he put year, 1t wu said, the . 1 l.ood the e . _ •oca I s 8 _ _, ~· F open ns for the •~•uv•IU 01 ,. t ...ns lls and adenoids from 89 Chll• en, other than Legtoonalres' 0 V Id.<hlldren _,..._ Each yei'r for the past 1" years. Christmu ba.sk:IPts ror Indigent tne Feeny·Benrett. Post h&fl suefftiDIUea of Middleport an~ vletl\ltJ c~ssrully conducted a Fourth of are beinl' prepared ndw by the July program here and durlua: the Feeney-Bennett Post c<Jnduct.sother f.ast ~wo seu.sons have spanaored American Leglor:J, an annual acti- recreational be.ll tournaments unvltF of the Pol!t, It hll:J' been an - ctr th~ lights of the Middleport high school playground. Proceeda nounoed. 1 E&ch year the local post provides !r<Jm t.he game11 and rrom the varOhrlstmas bflRkets for the poor wu.s prorrams are used for elvlc here and dlstrlbu.tes them on IJ I"OgTams. wllile It wag announced C:hrlstma.t eve This year funds for that IGlO waa turned over to the tjhe Chrilltmaa baskets w1ll be ob- ~-"lSh school athletic fund th1s yea.r bltned thrOugh the presen tauon of o~.t the :~chool'a sl'l.bre of the pro- I a home talent show : "Henry's ce:eds from th e recreational ball WedcHne". UJ'llversaJ ProducJnll ~ ~· me!\, besides leavlnl the ImproveCompany comedy, at the Masonle ment of a new renee there anp a Temple, December 11 and 1~ !"ress bQx Aside from the Christmas ~sket 'I he proeeeds from "Henry's dlstrlbution, 1t was announced. the Weddln!!" wlll be used entirely for FC:env-Bennett Po$1 coJ'ducts other ,, .e Chn:struru; bRsket fund, It was ucth•,tlt.s loelliiY to benefit the clv~ 1 cclo red b!' local Legion otncial! a& J~ ad vancement or thfo vJI~e as '1.'1Cthf'r link m the t.eglpn actlvitle~; t.'t>Jl as to further the Ideas of tJ1c 11. 1 the yellr _ _ ____ - - - - -- - - . ...' . Althouah proJect. ~ provide for wotnen tur.ve not beeh appl'O\'td 11.8 ye'- the tf!ll.!ib'atlon and' olaBIULca~ 1 tloo will be mBde IDnnedlately. Preference wW be ;ll'en womeu .00 I 00 2.00 NEWS I , enryt S 'Weddjngt 11 here. --~----------~----~-----Dtli'teted 81 C.rrt.er 11 MaU W!.dlllnril .. nP".11Ud· All religlouo •r fB-5 ~.creed, they A........,_. I ..., ••-mrkle·ano _........, Dop&. eau IOI·B O.Qe !.CCIUf,b • , .•.• , • , • , 1.. .. • • lie . .ea 'Pnlfer·l Rq"lltn.tlon 'for .)obleu wmen I of N.eip eouot.y w11.1 be made at tha Peden.l Re-emplo)'ment ,\gene)' in tbe city hall bull~ hue Wed.• nellday, It waa ~ by J . 0 . Roedel, re-employmept dlreet<Jr l'or J!l!!lo!:lal Olllce VIlli AI-J, , ,: • Que Yew .• • , • , ••• , • , • , •••'. ; ..' I ~~~Uoj!ol~ ~~.... lllll-.. enewect .. ......... ...... . . • ".• H.. Wecl•••..,, N."'QN~ AO~'\'IJIJIG B!IPBI,Biii'•'lfiYII f,.. lll•boiJ, bo, r !( - Middleport I b&n aehedullld tor .llU" a:OI'N.n& for Columbu& w Jon~a w • \5f'aaan, while two more are lf!>Mion of the lellllal.ttn Boys T0 Rec eJve w1ll rawne Development Football Letters .; "'nOty of Indiana noxt fall lltlbiUt.ut.inr PUrdue paat 1'l'ur~> TRiiD THEY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES! ,, �•"l; '} ' '' \ • ,, ' •• - ; ~· .: PAOB ~ ': I =·:t ' ..~ . I, THJl D!IJ.Y II,TRIQUNE al u lf>t !'!JOI *"' ,. tiOI .. - . j - lllollor - r ;a •· PI* - """"'1IV- ~ .&Ot ot - .,..... ....... - - . , , 11 s. '"'· ftl~"' P11!J Pul-lea.-, Mr. Pollc:emanl" - ..- - - ----J ·-------·--- 1131, !Mated 011 Lonr 11<txtD4 ; 01!'1 ...,.,, ~7. 0. WomOA to ence ...S u o - ~ .,... mtt.tf!l' tor ptlbjlco&loa ~~look! b 'II ...,..lilq IJlolr . """'-'thourb 1101 n-'4' to 11t IJIID!Od. "-"'""" ' " - ..,.,..., ex..U..I ODd ' ~_poe WUI bl P.uh!WlecL llibll iD pel it Ia 10 - · ·r~Or.e 14onth ......• •• . . 'WJ Thr;ee Montha. . . .. ••. . . . .. .,..Q? Sl.x Mont.ba . • • . • . . • . •• . •• , . ~~r - - - - · -- ·-- - - - - - I within the paat few day.s Ineceal&ry oo I( claam .IJ)on the lo ve, loyJ.Ity and devotion of tho pe<ipls1 munt be in hannotJywith ll1a teachings of JtaNB the Christ whose words fit ln trJ every fold and emviJB or t;,e hllman hea.rtilanil of whom It was aa.ld in John 7:46 "NE\'!::R MAN t)PA KE Ll KF. T IS MAN • • I ~ THEACTION of Illinoj s mme s trikerM wu.s brought foruldy to t he attention Sunday of tocal residents when By Arthur "But•" Baer ~===================-======:jl}l;;>' (Oopyi'IIJhted 1933, King P'eatUlet> Wlc the eggplant for a channel bboy Syndicate. Inc.. J \ alld give It a wide bert11 Just sail FUMBLING THE CHECK AGAIN 1around It and wave Bt It .I -~ Hot.el chefs are delighted beca.use they can again dlsh llPtf\elr .cull- . An a.rUIIho •mothered In creme nary tnumpa ahellaclr:ed In ICa:al de menthe , ery tfjorty You paints, <lila and vo.mtshes ni6ble the outside leaves until ycm reach the eenter where you will First or all they &re going to trot find a. note from your teacher tellthat noble creation of the artlatlc Ina you that sehool ts out and you bOntface kn<lwn aa the rum omelet can stay home tor the holidays. We wm give you 11. recipe that 11 aced directly to the NRA' otm:ial& however, for they has been In the ramlly for yea• ~ Take one en to 11. quart <lf •urn 1 Thli! 1otwn t.o oldfaahloned cuilt.1V ~ 1 ome ou t op<mly in approving somt' of the actions (J( Mix well In flreleaa cooker wnve It alne means a revolution tn m\Uili;. ~~~ 1 1 H' PI' our mn~:;t militant and radtcal Ia bot· leaders whose three times t~sountl your head a11d Ourlll!l U1ose thlrt.etln yeau1 of nondrink gently but firmly. P'rom participating O)Olicle& we ha• .ea.Jnclli1.·f vhJct:l. 111 life seemH to be to keep men in a constant that time you can uf!e your nose ag etl to like splnaeh for ttaelf nlone. turmo il iu rnuke thctr sul)ordinates feel they are earning a pilot light tor st.altlng forest fires 1he good salari es which they draw supposedly for looking al1c r 1he Interests of the worker1:1. Certainly there ar·e othet· ways of protecting wol'krw.:: u·~ i ntere::~ h; aside from keeping them away from their 'I ork J.un ng a gl'euter part of the time especially when •u lllHilY of the1r gi'icvanceM vre imuginary and at a time 1\ htll cv cr.~' OIH' ahould be llJtng to keep men nt work in, !• .HI uf takiug the~ from it. Now, there Is a thing they call Crepe Suisse ntat eonsist.s uf six waffles amothered 1!1 one half-dozen dltrerent OOL'dials P.our grenadine and vermouth <JVer the flrat waffle Fry. It evenly all around. Use brandy on the second and claret on the third On the fourth wame pour n dellclouli boiler compound mht,Cd with mint juleps and stir until you sec n lllillbOw over the frying pan ANOTHER DAD PRACTICE THI~ RE I ~ w disputing the fact thal when the nuthontii.HJ, whelhet l ederal, state or local, brought about a discontinuaJJ ce of the m~aerable dole that tended to make a lwggar of every individual who accepted alms at tho h.w ds o1 the c1vil authorities they broullht about a great im provemcnt in the way uhns giving was handled. The ramlly ma.y llOt like It Bnt no one will dare to crltlclme yom cooklne You are monarch of aU you slU'Vey with the &ld of a Skillet and two hell.diwhe tablets Of course If they arc going to spray spina.cb with lu~ctld,.a and antlae ptles eordlals we will conquer our Pl'lde Rlld swallow the rebuff A!· ter all tl'lcy wasted a lot of tltat Gturr on bectiCB and weevils The new style (l! eool~lnu 1.!1 Uw uld ~;tylc The pondulum ha ~ swung lmok and curfew shall rlnli: tonight Once figaln we 1\dopt 1tlle.t f\oWl:!ry French method of dis ~ gulslna: food on the American p]J..n, And even the complete teewtauer must salute the OJymplan elixir that will convert the melancholy paranlp Into a thing o1 beauty It baa been thirteen yeau since the holfl ebefa poured contriband We advise a. little wine With lrtf!als exhlllrator over tbelr .out· and diU Nevea· be the sixth man at the cOOCiOCUQns A very nice dish 18 a table when fivf! other guy.!' al'e whole eft:plant In port wine You fumbling the check work and afforded them a chance to earn what they re..:~tvt• instead of being the recipients of pure gifts, is & nnd opportu-nity for every worthwhile man to eam him:-.dl u living but the basic provisions must not be abused ml they have already known to be in a number of in .. :s ta n<"es. The CW A is a move motivated solely to put unem· pl1•yed people to work which meanM that employed folks Hhould not apply nor should they be 1hey do apply for work. --'---,""':.0 ., , J accommodatt!d jf The CW A! is bound to be paid by the citizens of the n.ctw n sooner or later fn the fonn of taxes because it is Primarily a charitaqle move. Why therefar• , should those who are workinll' at part time jobs, leave that work to apply for jobs under the CW A simply because they think they see an opportunity to make a few: more dollan per week. This however, is seldom the cal!ll bec~H8e even most part time jobs wUl pay: as much as does the Ci\\rA 1 fot· ordinary labprino~~ jobs. If this practice is allowed to continue, It means in addltjon to ad~lnll' more dqllars to the ·~~~~~18e' . ] nlready incurred , tllat buoine"" Plllcea trYJnll' tP col'~P~e tn business, will b~ handicapped and perhljpa foNoil to d1t<Cont1nue. Tbi~ is the last tl]in~· tllat shq~lq be allowe!l 1o happen ~qq whi~h should never be coup~on'n~eq. Whenever we "'"" ~]ready ~t work to IOae thel' Jnhs, IJIUSt sqme~h!Qil' for befjll'e we __ Skoppill~ Gi'l'lt.~ -¥UJ'tl 't'f 1 SUMNER ,ir:t.iM.wh.i...,....., "~~U._" .,.,.,.._,. . Ia : · •·' , ~• 1 1 ,,, Elite of ~the -Sh-ee_p_ ; - - ---· - ' I ·' < 25 KELV 1:N ATORS "Woll. 10111 haveo't.." ' "' 1 0 -=c "Patri~a. dD • o ID • •lonl', •• nll"t ,tab ~·ar. ........ •g •'• ' FOR CHRISTMAS moat dellr.eratt-1)' tqiaK ,. l r~~~=[~,~te;;~~~ ~JHE -· of'"Bttj)~ty cent of VOGUE ' - - ~~HOE l ' Helen E. Zeiher, Prop. --..,.---'----,. to bold •' ,," maa- and you write a letter ' ••' If your Jetter expresses the keen,e.st dtsirc for a Kelv!nator for Chtis~inas yoU·COD hove any•Kelvinatorln the line. Andr if your leucr Is one of the next ·24' 1-.o selecloti •by the ludceo. you will receive a new R-"'l •Mctdel, delivered and'lnstall<i!'ftee ·your ·'-e befott Chdotmns, ,," ... ' ' . . ·~ . '"~ :. . : ~ :.:;_.. ;,.,\. ,' J~g: ' l ' ' Door banging, teeth gritting, foot " tapping, aryuing over trifles-or the old favori-telephone slamming ... Just little ways which •, ' '· . '" Another. sign .of i' ' There lt "*''hll111 to buy-no Ol'tljja; • , dot111- mcrclv read the tulit m<t· J.l,.'fite your leucr- but hun:y:....be, 1cau" tt mu1t be pootqttr~«\:bel'ore mian~ December 15th; Get,youo ' oil to.day, WeltoP<i"' hiov.;. I.the p]euure0f,l'ft8<1\ttngYOuwlth ' ' •eli ~ • :JS· Otft KdvlniJDn. • I . ~ prove nerves are getting out of band ..• Danger signals .. .If you're guiltyofsuchgestures.cheekup- '· ., ' • ..... ' " ,I,\ 1G: CAt.L ' AT liOUi tSII()WtlbOM' •o:l ·- I1UL1{ 11111 ~ ! ... "' aerv"''-~ · -:!1• •• ,_ • _, 'rf~-";....Air.~r ....,. ... • ~ '<-,1.f},., JOur .........., • ~ '• ~ ' fOur full amount of Bleep ever!f aiPt. Eat regulu.rly and sensll>Jy. Find time for ,..,....tlon. ;\nd omokeCamels-forComel'• costlier tobocroo ...... get on your nervea. Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobaccos than any otber popular brand of cigarette• I KBL-VINATOR' Cor.roRATOON, ••100 Pl~~,.r:iitnilt. 'M~<~t. - Watcb • ' '. COSTLIER TOBACCOS " we an, I thh.k. We ftart l ~t ..! • ;.~:· ·~ wea~-knoed. aat Jown. ntehed o1.ban •tati114: Ll!i eo~a.lv111a U'O\liLd lt.ur. ,. ., I North and Sout.b, t.&ble a. Patri.Q, ..10::,,.uJJ.i '" '· ,, 1 • telling us lww much you want it. ' .. . • want a Kelvinator for Christ· . SHOPJ•'JA . l)t' · tooma,.etl\;.1 "'I maJ eat mr throat fw. th• momiac," dnnrled Julian. "On th• other han~. ,l..,.may be at thlfl rae• track nest aek. l eoull:tn't uy at moment. tlad: ... ao they left him, Raverbolt, in••inJr at crark'a dlacomftture . J'ODnl man •ho11ld know bet. ter than to seek • lutt1re appoint ment at the bealnniq ot a.a im • OU'LL"h~ve to hurry-b.cause December 15th is th< : NOT~D rcontltn!M hO!n p&QtfurnltUL·e. -:mtl · ' fit · emptied u•. <lf!Rikc · left I machlners, '1Lul.omobllcst nnd ll9 lal!t ~lslt bridges, sl,llp!i 1 locomotvc.s, cars und rash. RfrN,I n long 11$1. or urtlck's made of th e 'fhey met.als lwnber, slone duy, glass cnre!ully, 7oa. Ud Mig :Baverholt be theJL . PHOENIX HOSIERY at B tt.OD~ next • e e k for the raett •, Clart DtLI. hq tmrriedly, •I· ·"• FOR T'HE 2-5 WOM·E·N WANI THEM MOST ~ a • < I ' .. with CUSTOM-FIT TOP Fre~~~~~ =::~~ ~ ~*~J~~~:~~~~;; I " Whitman's 0 i • • . l ,. '" I ·' Kelvinator for Christmas absoluttly free. And there is nothing difficult about it. You Z:5 I t ,' Sole A~t-.nll For Confeetioaery '!'HE MO RE · mA. N-APPRECIATED . M/l.S GIFT! I .~ JOHN SAUVAGE ____ II· want to milS this opponunlty to get a beautiful, new from ' I'' tri,. ., ·CFIOCOLA11ES I I 'V > .. ., Y last <lay- to send in your letter-and you surely don't OTHER I I , .; . ----- -··- I I ... CHOCOLATES Tl'w!y eAC&ped westward toward With such lh:er',llt' a M&llrol.d Midland with Ktatt< !>Ollcf' CllMI il1 Vt>o•l.ld be all<lwed to sell liquor In as a:urault u ony carg m1 as many tralna u it. um:d to operate wit hin the ltal:e:. Whert' a railroad hof'ld 11. ~mtt., be' Honor Awartl1 to M JUDICIARY w•mld n<>l r!'Qulrf' the Pulbnan at Aaaual Banquet in , Mountalneen of Lhe Unlvel51ty or Contl.nued From Paae Onet corupany to buy a !l(;paraw license ~...J ~...1 1West Vlrctnla. will be met l.n the a rt'Mtaurant for liquor 1wrmit pu r- j to .'f'll liquor m !I.; ca rs attaChed to A then• W eu&eMI•Y 1ntutral cll.y of Parkeraburv, w va ~ as OQf! der1VIn8 !tot leaat 00 l' li !P.<; of lhe hCf'n"'ed railroad 1t:n Nov 3 The encour¥cr wUI bepf'r cent of it.& LOtal revenue from 1 Howtll Wrlgl ,t appearing for a Athena, v~ t.Jee. lS-The ftnal the first Krld contest played betv.! ~ of food cw~eland beer 'J4md ln&: machtne , of the 1913 Bobcat football t ••·n • ,,_ '"" t wo •• ~.eiUJta B1nee 1oNo perm!t. should be iMucd to any 1(('O•J.»tny pomW>d uut lhe commitwSU be heard on the campua , ond will ~ the fourth meeting of 11 staun.nt not In bu.!!lnt-1>11 fur twu I tP.P that w; Yo rilL( n the liquor btll ll tnt two ele \tar., prior to Hs application , he ! rn . dc no ptov i~IUI I for llcensln& , wz:.en the annual foob. 1 vena tennuet 1.s held In the University I -•c •llld He would boo.st the il('eJ:ll';e H'ndmg machines Orlii Dec 13 LODGE MEETS Ftfth, the wage or everyone In preventing the recovery or the dur· fte from the prestnt 1200 In th.e bill Ht sugge~tell tlu ~ be Ut:eniOd to 'ht~ ·V~nlty "0" awards wUI J Middleport COWlcll No. 187, na • the far eutern 1egloros ahaU be ln- able coods Industry Is 1ear nbout tJ $800 11 sell only J a ~ r and ltcommended 811 ue made at the time. The Bobcat ghters of America, met If', reflllar creased 11..'1 follows workers, entrln· th~ future of our dollar This " We belltve the lf\Creued fee il. pe.rmlt fPI' ur $10 iM each ma~ __ £er!:l and t.echnlcal pen;onnel In coal 1 fear •restrict.! almost prt>venwf \FlUid keep permit b out of lrrt'Spon- l t:lmP Til t rna• hh 'Ni Wright exatbletes to earn letters tbl.!. put I~•r.nlon at the Kn''"hla .. of •_.._j ,_ fl 1and 1 b so-•aaon are Harold J4cyer, El1e, Pa ; 1 r.au, Monday eventna. Alter the m:nes, 30 per cent; workers In fac- m•g-~.erm nne ng Y means 0 Slble handto lw d~hm·d and p':.um<l would \..or placed In elubt;, Elden ArmbrWJ\. WaabtPjtOn. c bu&lneu sesston , all adJourned to torif'~. trans()(lrt mac:hlne and trae- bond •s.:;uer:; and mort.~taae 11 whktl Y<Uuld oonflne the re.stDurant hqt10r I hulA' I.., 11 M.uu anl.'l Jm' ks a11d facH .• WilbUr Rapp, AtheM; Mathew tt.e c:llnlns room where an. oyster tor stat1on.11, teachers, medical per- provide fundH for purchalllng dur· 1'1.1$lness largely to do~ ul ow n e~- ' t••rws Fehn, CIWlton; John Kraft. Toledo; ' s,upper waa served ln honor or one S'lnnel and all othe111 engaged In able goods" tabllshmenlli William SChmidt, Colwnbua; Anton , f Lhe newly married members Dl t~arorcmlca, 20 per cent ; whlt.e colAyres decla.rtd that recovery Is F'ranll;~fl,be rg t.old lhf' c,muml l"l [ S intlo, Cleveland; Woodrow Willl!l, tht touncU. The aueste of honor ::u womers, 10 per cent, rank and under woy fn England. Me:r1ro nnd h < h is belief the lnllJOr!IY of Ll ' ' WINTER Columbus, Waltu Priode. Mid- were Mr and Mn. Raymond Rouah f.k of the army aliSO lower com- Canada .. where their dollar Sf'lls .1t f'..6taurant.s would not apply tor per ICunlln ur d f1 om page 1\VII) ~ dleport; oeorae DeStefano, canton: Twer.ty six member:e. were present ln'1i.'l loned jrade.s &0 per cent : su- a P~mlum over ours' r.uts to d 1sJ)enSf: liquor , 111 the s( 11. Pete Stephan. Sidney ; Robert Sny- ~ ft~r. the oecaaion pt'rlcl cummands, 20 per cent" 'AppaN!ntly, · was his conclusion r hf' Pulhrum Uornpany and rail· Nt•w Y01 k. tK-• 1 2-rNS-Mark~ der, Toledo; Kenneth. Bennett. .A miscellaneous shower will be The dellTee Is not only slgn lflcaflt 'It l.t true that the only WR Y we •Onds cpcrntlng In Ohlo .,..,.re n ·- 1'"1 ~ tht• <tan of wllnt the weather Newscomerstown · Robert Hilbert; \liven at the home ot Mr and Mn !lS an am bitious step in prepara- have ever reoovered from di>prt i.~­ Plf':<t>lltNJ l>r• fort the comn1lttce by tu n a u !01 t , ::1st .1s ·the llardest I Piqua ; Wllltam ' Sp,yder, London'; BUiweU Roush of CheshJre for the t.on for eventualltle:~, but can also ion In the PN!It 100 yean has beer1 C I LewL~ who said that f r um a Wlr,tcr In ytll.I S 11 new cold snap, Arthur Le..vl.!l, Middleport; Paul i newlywed!! on Saturday afternoon, ~ Interp reted as lntnxluctlon of a throueh expllns!On of private long P venue stand point Lh(! sale of bt'er , Kpl'cted In ~·nd tile mercury to • Halleck. WIWamsfteld ; James Ma&- December 16 modified r fl w economic policy" In- term flnanclne and thru lnc r~aw 1n traiN wa:s 'very dlscouragmg 1eo::orU low s \\as <lue to st.rlk:e Lhe <!el, Shinnston, w va -a.<~mu ch as the rights of settlers In in the production of durabl l! goods Lewis said the rlllhoud" v.cre 1o• nhea~tern s t.atP~ today Ten membenl or thfl squad wm be ENTERTAINS CLASS these reglon11 to acquire wealth is 1Thf' !C"'Min.!l cf this depression s ' inte1ested thiefly In the dmlng t'&l In the .Hike of the severest'atorm; !oat to Coach Don Peden next 01stlnctly permissive , far Indicate that lasting recm cry hct'nse fee UOO per ca t WI It noy, 0l tlle Y.lnllr thu~ lar whiCh left sprlnll by grad.uatlon. The sel'\f,Ora "the Joy ClaM of the First BapPrecise ly what effect t he grant- will come when the old normal nro- •ta nds In lhr bill Th1s fli:(Ure he • hr 1m troj)Oll tan sht athed in SllO'IIf llP.a,lng the squad are Fehn, Ralph , tbt Church wa.s eptert.Qined Mon - 111g of ~ uch rights to one arP.a and tes.ses are 11llowed tn opera!R once dP. cla rell t<l bf' ~xorbitant, and SS.Jll llml wt weather foreea.al.erll preRobinette, Me)'er, William Reoeke, n~~;y evening by MIS!i Grace Jean df'ny lng them to othel'l:l will have more and that II wtll not comf' un · ll It \H:rf' adopted "'" 'Rllruad would <J~ekq a lov: o r 10 abOve zero ellt\Y I Ls.rry Saltla, Bennett, WIUI&bl Jn(f'ls Mrs Pa.ul Smart is teacher llil those excluded at present 1.'1 un ¥ t1l this does happen " s,ll llquo1 In the t>h le ' t ( ~~llY 1U th Iitle relief expectetl. Bmder, HUbert, Albert MUler and \lf""the class At the clare o! a shott rr<'dictable Certainly It Is undenl" It doea not .!f!t'm likely that W~" He recommended 1 hal the state t.e cold wa~ ~cbeQu~ to con~l,nue (.Jayton KfSIJer. ~ness session, the evening was £o ble that voluntary colonizers m ar e going to exp>:!rlen~ In 1934 t h~> :.vue a blank~t l!quor license to l 'lollf'K the day 'with a sll(!ht rise 1n spent In a social way the bleak Pastern regions must be uncontrolled Inflation that peopl" udlroads and the Pullman C<lmpnny T' mpt>rature and additkmal snow -1 cncomoged If th!! roverrvnl'nl's evl!rvwhere ore discussing ' he ,s11.1d II Uthorlzlng them to sell beer, WUle ilr;(<ked for tomght - - - - - ---- __,......_ 1 Bernard W:Ysor<s returned Mon- ~ plt.ns arc to bf' carried out 'But the prospects are that Wf. sha ll oay eventng rrom Columbus where - _ _ _ continue to do bu ~ lne ss with an unI he spent the week end with his • CROP .','(fund, but n<lt continuously aml wife. I rnpld /y depreciating rurrcm:\i' T P Ferguson who hils been con- 1 IC<J ntlnued Prom Pap. One, Ayres warned that "expem11tu~~ fined In a serious COI> drtlou m a 1 shoud llf' stabilized nt n 'fa ir value fo,. unem ployment relief will be ho.!pltal at Charleston fo: Lhe past 1 Ku k ulso d!SNI•sed rurul er r<! It vPry large and taxes henvle~ 1f th" f,.w days undergoing treatmt'nt 1md I a nd oLiwr Jl l oblems kmdr~>d to thl• dura.bl~ li:OOdli Indus tries remain 1 observation, was expected to unde 1 flu mPJ H I' M" ~ omm erJd ed "u~e or I'Pstrlcl.ed." go an operation, Tuel!day mow,Lng I rvcn no >slble mPan>~ to w r r I The bo.nker ~>xpreo;~;~_>d thl' b!'llrf ~n. Floyd Kuchltr a.nd daugh- morf J?age forecl<lsuJ.rs ;it~ f~'r~~ that "nnder such clrc um!>trmce~ ! ConnJe Lee left Sunday for a consldtl ntwn glvru to those threllt· price flu~IU!!.tlOJl In t!lP st>cunt} V~lt at Jack..~nnvl/1 1! with he1 pm- f>!lf'rl wl l\1 m\mrrlln tl:' lru; , nd markets wlll probably b.-. nrurow rn ts, Mr and Mrs Frank Ley. statf!l lh.ll Uwre must be ~~~ernln- ~t nd lrreg{llar- lt m l'y welf !'lrrlVC ;t" Mrs William Thom!ls returned to tetf' sl lDtf's dlrricult In JA34 fm l.hf' oprrator ~ ! r.er home a t Charlc.<;to" Monday· fit lftl sed thP 1\0rk or th mun- In l.he stock market t..o makf' snec- • •Qid ulaUv~> pro!Jt..<l, or lU flml s11fe rP- , 1 f:'~ell lng after visiting o\ler the wetk !ry g~nR"es and llWII'·d ed I r Jd With her mothel, Mr.!l Eliza- medal for ! hr county havln gU'f!. fu~t:: ror con~rvlng funds us It hn~ ' I l:lth . liartinger I largest numl)f,. of new llWOl b~r" 1,1 bef'll in ttv• ,..r!.-ond h11lf of 1'~33' Mrs Lucy Bog~;ess left Monuay Tt umhuli crmn~v ubula Joef'We D.te golug to have a grent I ~venlng for an extended visit In ternan unn SIH.Jby Asht counllc.s were nnU()nnl debpte alxlut our monr•: 1 · IYI"' ,Athyn, Pennsylvania wHh Mr glvrn sliver medals and the follow- In 193-f " he oo nc4lded .. And mm ~ llna Mrs Manm DuMaine former 1ng bronze tokens· Butler Craw- d•rollr.'l:lon ol lhos~ m:1ny rratm r o l' ••!•. lf ~~sldefts hcrt Mr an~ Mrl:i 011.1en ford Dl•tlnnce El le Huron, Holmes, or out" new \ program in wh1cb proE!Sn:h~•z accompo.nlf!d her as far 1 MPIRs M('tce1 Momue Morgan. jects for Rcons tructkm of our eco111retd1 IOj•, ~~clu ~ tl ,. "•I j, I Aile !.Pnu l(,liug Pf'rry Portage, Putnnm, nom1c orde-r are clearl\' in eonHrct I " 8 n < ammyJ Fultz left re w Smu:l'usky Scioto, Van Wert, Vlnton with busm ess leVI'>'n.l From r{ <• 1 1 thnn l'lln.cnmfurtaL.I,• A J } f, "''• 11~ for Chcago where he ha.'! Wavn~> and W• andot counties one principle will probably stn.nr: 1 lonJI: rwleage ro.. l , l'oJLit 1 lf'l·l•>< HI I' e-mp J Mruyment , The HI g1 nng ou I I n eI l'fl r r1 II e f 1' 1•s Klvlnr, tlle great~ Bo D~nn. ~anlels, Mrs Hnrly est ~m vice l.b thr ~tnV> c; 1ange ln "It iR thl\t reoovery has now be- I ~1. mali;.,8 dwm '"'ltr ••<llr:~ '""~ w es,E rs artha Bryant, Mrs lht• po ~t Y"l'll Inducted Copl~y of rome a m<lre pre/I.S ing problem 1 J ame.!l "GihFWill Girl .. colun~. $lllml up, Harley and Judge and · 1• r o ur f!'rt!9. t e!'lt ne •-...,·• ' ' M F d w 0 ° 1nnm1t co unj~• C F P1lrv 1ance !!f 1nn re mm rs 'JC k b row of Pomeroy ·.Jt'fff'l ~on C•ltmt'y wn~ 1101111 n~ te<l I'OPmplovnlf nt rt•lld lhruullh bus· , were Par ~rs urg visitors Monday b 1 1d b Mu!B c th 1 Olbb by Kh k Lo b.>cume n dcpuL\• of thr 1en P.lllpan~ un promo .e " p1 1 1 lo her h a ei ne west ' " 11C<lnfined Nallonal Grange va te enWrprtJ:;t' and flmmcrd w1t1 orne on Mt Street WI f u hi h ~.ounrl money' suft'erlng fr<Jm br.ul ses .sustained in nnr r o Je g way f'SS!lv I a rall a few days ago t!Onksl sponsorf'd by th e Ntttlonal Mr and Mrs JBillf'IJ Faulkner Jr 0! nnge WM. almounced by Kirk a~ &nd son ot Charlest-on were week. Dllije Grace Deisher, Ha~l<flll ~ MOUNTAIN rnt:l 'Vhi:ltor1rof the fonnCr 's par- ~. Logan coun ty Be Ice (Contln~ rrom hie OneJ cJtl:a,~r.. and Mrs James F'tlulkncr COllter, WAsh ington Orange H ru- ered , n.<L;<•n>lly of M>ll Stree! , d•u oountv. wns fou>th Bay Ctty, Mloh . Ore ! 2-INs- ' GIFT BOXES W!1H EACH PURCHASE I I 10 aptj then re-checked thfo vault and 1and hard bqt~nr Por tl\18 permit be rash drawers to makl' l!Urf! l h PY had \JC.Uid levy a licenM ff't' of ~ to miiJ!Ied notblnl ' 100 I LETTER GIVING .. - _..._ lert 1'unday a.na cemem &UI'Ild "The Keyq in uur deprf'Mion Jam 1.8 the unemplOyment amona; workel'l In the durable JOO(Is lndust.nes," htt beJie\!ed "'n\ey omU<tltu.. moro than h&lf of all"" unempiOVed, and t.helr ldlt>IH'"~ causes rn«m 01 t.he re~~t of lhr tUlIOontinued. trom pqtJ ODfl) m~ploy~nt that u:ista." ('hulr.ouky, .!.8.\r.haliefl and kamdlatHe &aid Lhat two Jreat o~lac h•K ka lm......ted reeovt"'. ..Third. ror ten years the oblip- .~ ftr!>t nr ·;hl!fle," " Is the [lrr · tlons of all other dl.11trtets In the fr,r P.a.stern reJion are reduced by vadlllf fear ,lll•t ~latiOexUrulion _.of _, .... -nt govemmenta reau n over ..e. "•.o .~ "Fourth, tl.ah aupplled to the tails of buslne&~~ will make It impos'!tate must be lncreBSed by 20 ""r sible for many corporatlom to make ...··nt ,.,.. pronts 11te second great obst.acl, ----- t ,''! 1~ DELAYED Mr rnd Mrs Charle& Pindlmg we1e caiUng on friends In Torch lRat week. Dorclthy Pierce of Coolville came home with them LcJ ~pend a few days. Orland Ollllland has been husklrj: com for Mr. Findling, Mr and Mra. Edgar Koehler s.nd M1:1bel were home for Thankssivlns . Alvin Cole, Sam Kelley and hla m<Jther were at Ooo1v111e Tutsday. 1 Mm. Kelley went to New York Since Lhe fooLball letters were where abe will remaJp for a lew da)'8 . r\\arded last week to those boy& on several men f'rohl thls vicinity tl-.e squad who were ell!llble to rere lve them, It serum~ that a num- are working of' t.he road W11liam Keeba.uiJh and gLandber of the lana l.n Pmneroy have a. mistaken ldea as to how auc~ ~aUihter Inez Claire were In Ppme. lOY Frlda.y, e.warda are made Bonna JetUl Katchenbaugh and. Itt order to clear up auy w~ urd~tandlng cpnoerplnJ the att- ~unt were vlaiUna In Athena satur.fr., ~ ,·r . t 1.&-dtil( tt. mll:ht be wen to aay that Alvin and Guy COle were bwitttere are certain rulea governing this situation. These rules are JIC88 catlera bt l"al)lero)' 'l'bel!da7. Mrs Reale Dorst and daqhter c,rawn up by the Athletl.c Board of lhc school and no lndlvtdua1 has 'Mft.ry caned on Mr. 1md Mr8. John any power to disregard them In th.e Cll.qlpbetl ThurSday atternoon. Alibury entttb, Mr. :t>ont and ~tllklng or letter awa.rd&. The fh·~:~t and most Important SBm Logan visited Jell' VIolet ll•lc (fOvernlng the awards l.s •hat fls.turda.y ewntng. ~ary and Freda Cole were 1n nr.y athlete, boy or girl wbo recelvMOuntains, W. Va., l'l:! "' liChool letle1 for parttcJpatlon Ule Oau.Jey 111 athletics for the school, must Thursday 1•. ~a played In a designated num- Ralph Smith of ChiUICOthe was at bcl ot qoorten In football or bas- this place for a Cew d&Js ~lS.It.. El'rol, Nina and Leola Pollrod kcLtfll. 0~\flr Items of lesaer lmporta».t lirenL a few dayi In CiD~tl. George Pearman and Orll Gaul t.p.~a.rlnlt Qn who does or doea not. receive a letter but the number ~htp'ped a load of Uve stoct Satur{II q\lorters played, mltllt be r.s doy. ThOBe calling on Mr. and Mrs. t' l&llf or more than the minimum preaqribed by the Athletic. Council ltsbury Smith 'I'banlr:ej:lvlng were wholantvcd at the Jlsurea aftCJ: Ralpll Parker end family, Mr . •nd <'1iue ul C0118lderatlon in ordQr that Mrs, Eaaterday and family, Mr the lotter might not be given out 11nd Ml'8 Pred Smith and Olair I co promiscuously and thereby be Dor.st. (.hea~Df'!d In the eyes of the ath~ lr:t.e.<J aud students as well as the gtn~rftl public w. I . ' 6.' ·r .:, J c..c.·e.' M. :II Dllo' • Others will be liven JObs as 1IOQil ~e~...'_''_lo_"" __.. ~•-be '•_Wl_d oo place One Word Led To Another ;':t.,tut. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ •oon. It w .. thougHt. which will provide work for Jobless women. I L•it... •- nna 1re11 orpn ... ....... ....,.,. I I der the clYIJ wor11:8 set·UJJ be paid the mtntmum ~e under Pmneroy, the CWA. ekntelr salaries will not be peJ.d by the county or by the U¥, brary syatema Where tlley are em-\ · ployed Sewing rooms wUI be set~up STRIKERS Th e CWAJ pr9pqsoi which has put so many men to It wtn be given few montha - - - - - ;-,_Rcdir.PibkenY~a. br•• ea ......~:•,Ollk> -~-- ..... - ;, poor un fort unate, r ;e mi'lgly much ab ove the general 1 un ol beggars, trl!mps or hoboes as they ar~ tetmed, was ~;o r tdy m nee d of food and was aided by good-hearted citlZ~n:'i 1r1 Pomeroy when h e approached them. H1s story is th a t he i8 a miner from the southern Illill oJ.-; fi elds and IS unable to sec ure work there because of .t )o;liJk~ and labor troubles existing at present. He left in a1 1 (•tfort to find something for his family, he said, because H l,umly of five there was r t!Ce tvmg $1.50 weekly on \\ htt:h tlwy were supposed to subsist. h this tale i~ truP nud ~lccord1ng to dispatches emanating trom that section, !( JH :-;utn~ta 1 nhated to a certain extent at least, it but ~ervet1 •ttJtJthcr exam ple of how utterly unappreciative much oJ lhe labormg element 111 various portions of the country, egged on ~ nd abetted hy professional Jailor agitators, haa iJccome. The present time surely ts no time for strike.\!> or Inbot• troubles of a ny kind. In few instances indeed aro mt~ nufaetuH~r s making more than an ordinary profit wluc h permit~ them t o k ee p thetr establishment!~ open to t he men who so sorely need the work and )Vhat it means io them. Tf theM were evidence of profiteering, tht!ro <·ould be a measure of sympathy meted out for the strikes and g~neral all around suspensions so common almost whe rever th ere is nny fair amount of work. Much of the agitation, unrest and trouble can be ~ tlle realltNlkm tive cla.68ea of labor Last week the office waa cloaed. on S&tW'day for that purposfl and wtu be clMed on B&turday ap.Jn thia week tor claaautca.tlon, Mr. Roedel said. Jobs for several was aald, wm In varloUf In ces. librarie& in la&ohlno. doctrino .or Kle to h&\ '1" lilY CIGie GREGG Phoae S82·L Oapt.. T(\lJ} I omce at leaatonectay a Week ln order to ela861fy the names alreadY regl.atered acoorcUnf to the re~pec­ 1\J .... is aiiiiiP IIIIo "'1 led, ud! light utt Ill' pall-Pubi 119:105. 411 To B(' Presente(l As Chanty M e on Wedne&chl,y at .ne rqtatratlon office It wu a.nnounc«~, buL men may re(Uster dtu1ng the day a110 If they wtsh. The lncreate 1n realatn.Uon I , VIRGINIA Two out.atal\dlnl non-conference ' PDlN been bel.ol t)tiOI.lated, The Bobcat. ' athletle reJ&UonAhlp with t.he Unl· aner r.ht& 1811d son The HCIOIIera wUl M met 1n Ma e Blooml.nfton on 8ept. 29 Tht l n t he put year, 1t wu said, the . 1 l.ood the e . _ •oca I s 8 _ _, ~· F open ns for the •~•uv•IU 01 ,. t ...ns lls and adenoids from 89 Chll• en, other than Legtoonalres' 0 V Id.<hlldren _,..._ Each yei'r for the past 1" years. Christmu ba.sk:IPts ror Indigent tne Feeny·Benrett. Post h&fl suefftiDIUea of Middleport an~ vletl\ltJ c~ssrully conducted a Fourth of are beinl' prepared ndw by the July program here and durlua: the Feeney-Bennett Post c<Jnduct.sother f.ast ~wo seu.sons have spanaored American Leglor:J, an annual acti- recreational be.ll tournaments unvltF of the Pol!t, It hll:J' been an - ctr th~ lights of the Middleport high school playground. Proceeda nounoed. 1 E&ch year the local post provides !r<Jm t.he game11 and rrom the varOhrlstmas bflRkets for the poor wu.s prorrams are used for elvlc here and dlstrlbu.tes them on IJ I"OgTams. wllile It wag announced C:hrlstma.t eve This year funds for that IGlO waa turned over to the tjhe Chrilltmaa baskets w1ll be ob- ~-"lSh school athletic fund th1s yea.r bltned thrOugh the presen tauon of o~.t the :~chool'a sl'l.bre of the pro- I a home talent show : "Henry's ce:eds from th e recreational ball WedcHne". UJ'llversaJ ProducJnll ~ ~· me!\, besides leavlnl the ImproveCompany comedy, at the Masonle ment of a new renee there anp a Temple, December 11 and 1~ !"ress bQx Aside from the Christmas ~sket 'I he proeeeds from "Henry's dlstrlbution, 1t was announced. the Weddln!!" wlll be used entirely for FC:env-Bennett Po$1 coJ'ducts other ,, .e Chn:struru; bRsket fund, It was ucth•,tlt.s loelliiY to benefit the clv~ 1 cclo red b!' local Legion otncial! a& J~ ad vancement or thfo vJI~e as '1.'1Cthf'r link m the t.eglpn actlvitle~; t.'t>Jl as to further the Ideas of tJ1c 11. 1 the yellr _ _ ____ - - - - -- - - . ...' . Althouah proJect. ~ provide for wotnen tur.ve not beeh appl'O\'td 11.8 ye'- the tf!ll.!ib'atlon and' olaBIULca~ 1 tloo will be mBde IDnnedlately. Preference wW be ;ll'en womeu .00 I 00 2.00 NEWS I , enryt S 'Weddjngt 11 here. --~----------~----~-----Dtli'teted 81 C.rrt.er 11 MaU W!.dlllnril .. nP".11Ud· All religlouo •r fB-5 ~.creed, they A........,_. I ..., ••-mrkle·ano _........, Dop&. eau IOI·B O.Qe !.CCIUf,b • , .•.• , • , • , 1.. .. • • lie . .ea 'Pnlfer·l Rq"lltn.tlon 'for .)obleu wmen I of N.eip eouot.y w11.1 be made at tha Peden.l Re-emplo)'ment ,\gene)' in tbe city hall bull~ hue Wed.• nellday, It waa ~ by J . 0 . Roedel, re-employmept dlreet<Jr l'or J!l!!lo!:lal Olllce VIlli AI-J, , ,: • Que Yew .• • , • , ••• , • , • , •••'. ; ..' I ~~~Uoj!ol~ ~~.... lllll-.. enewect .. ......... ...... . . • ".• H.. Wecl•••..,, N."'QN~ AO~'\'IJIJIG B!IPBI,Biii'•'lfiYII f,.. lll•boiJ, bo, r !( - Middleport I b&n aehedullld tor .llU" a:OI'N.n& for Columbu& w Jon~a w • \5f'aaan, while two more are lf!>Mion of the lellllal.ttn Boys T0 Rec eJve w1ll rawne Development Football Letters .; "'nOty of Indiana noxt fall lltlbiUt.ut.inr PUrdue paat 1'l'ur~> TRiiD THEY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES! ,, �.. I - - • .. ' ~~~ ~ <loiiJbh·"· -'* on . - Batlf:'P.Y. · dl et41.rw-~ Matlo. 1 . . In AJtgJ.f>lrish Controversy . 1 . fhl. I.CaJ')' Gilkey called on laa.,: RuueU., l'f!!CieDt.l;'. . -· . . ,, . .. • ' • ..,. ' i I •' • : . Oaial:iiiU .\d.et ... •• f t'!k end 1ue1t o1 Ml!l(l StaN ol Hysell au.. I' . ' ' •~ . . ~l'.·PECI!nalllll •ll1o3f' .. _ lll ... F:$; .. '' ! . IOd. , ~., AUta .VellliiO epent. da}· :a t the home of Prant Vale. 1 Ettlab and MaXIne Caster spenll liunday With AliCe and l&bel Tur- ~' r"",;;..;:.;;;;.;;....., I ,,.••o- • ner. _.~~- .,.,~ ·,~,· •,.. "-, ' . 'b 't: f I ' , , .,, · -- ft.io;" , -;- (<',' ! ,} I day saturday niabt. Refrelbmenta of the eveniq were fl'ult aalad, ci.IOk-lea and co1t'ee. l Mrs. Nanoy A. ~b returned ' hoq1e S..tlu'day 11.tt.er speviiing two 'lltef!Q 1n Columbus wJth her 80;, iiei;,.;q llal't. an,d .tam.UY. NO'fiCIE 61' APpYCATJON POR ~-3 beautttul nata over ~boequln. TO Be~ •I • visltor . L/ "" W -ll .'. · . -. &ii ·· , , .• t,:-:.1 ~ W1u.n · you teet "oil"..:.....tot really sick and Y.et not well-or when JoU need a GENTLE but THOROUGH cleaning out from. within, to rid the bowel• and kidnerrl'.-'01 the ]JOiaonoua food and body waste• that l[et into the blood l!ltream a,nd aap ( Well. IS "lt>O '>!RIOUS "1t><So1TlHE · 'fRO.Ii. CHRISTMAS SPI~IT/ AqA:r~ l 1 It J *• tlnj tile beneflt Of the World-f1111iou AJtLSS'·AD OUJll' ~Jl,t 'n your own home. · For creneratkmf thoumnda t>f ~pic have beeo ... t to CARLSBAD, CZECHOSLOVAKf-11 by their phyllichms in the treatment of the many ills that follow eonltlpatlon-atomac:h, kidney, and liver ~mpl.alntfl.&. rheum•- ., • i tlam, eldn troubles. CARLSBAD BPRUDI!!L SAL·.-: Ia eyap. orated from the water• of the 500 year old hiBtorie eprlnJ!:• In CARLSBAD. lf: is a natural ptoduc:t, made for you by Mother Nature, NEVltR TAKE MANUFACTURED SALTS. Your • • bod1 deserve• the be11t...~or 60 years relialJio druKI'rlsts have eokl the genuine CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SAL'l\ cronecn· TOOTS CASPER . AND ···-.. ---·-; . 0H, COLONF::L HOOFER . BCY, ! • I . .... ........ . • trated for true economy. Buy n bottlu today. • 1 . IS ON PINS. AND NEEDLES Evo;Rv MINU'I'E I'OR I'EAR I'LL TUL SOPHIE 'mE TRUTH ABOUT I-llS MOVIP: JOe _.TOOT&! . ~By The Colonel's Rash Words -- --.. ==..--·-:c--·- 011, OO.N, '10 ~INKe'D HAVE L.AIIIDI£0 'n!AT . •V A WEEK JOB IF I HA 'T MACE vou Olll:T ""'o 61.T TMIM I I OION'T KNOW OllEY WN-!Tm YOU FOR /!o. I'AT-MAN RII'IT··· IT'S ALL MY MUloT-· I COULD CI<V MY EVES OUT·· . I ' ' I ~. !I Brains Beat B~awn -~=- . Jimmy KNOW WHATEVER MADE ME TELL 'SOPI<IIl TI<AT. 'v'MEN I WAS IIIIALLV ONLY TO C.ET $40.'1.1' A WEEK!' I DIDN'T MEAN ANY11-11Nt.·· I WAS .IU!i.T TRYIN6 TO MAI<E HEI'< THU~K Mra. We:ans &m'l son, Owen were to Pliny, W. Va., PrU!a.y b:t ant\ b'urt«l loo# .... Elmer Layden, one nf or 11ft broth.· fts Men Apprecia thr~ PRACTICAL GIFTS FROM A MAN'S STORE ARE SURE TO MEET HIS APPROVAL 04 THESE GIFT ROBES! Warm FLANNEL ROBES and SILK ROBainlile .and double 'br...ted otylea. You . bet he will appreciate a ·ROB£ t. · ============ Htrnm Locke. Mary Perry and Ellzabtch Ross. Mm. Viola Hysell spent Thurswcre at Burlingham suturday. day and Friday with her mothel Evelyn WhiLe or Big Run was Bnd her son, Walt.el' Hysell ami ualllng on Ray Whaley's duughterl1 .(anJI\y of Ho.ppy Hollow. Saturday afternoon. Mr~. Lowe of Glouster cunw liL ~t. . • week to visit h('J' daughter, Clyde Tyree. UNION AVENUE .\ofrs. Artnu:- Moore and. ni ce~. Mrs. Harry Bradshaw of ColumMrs. C. V. -Jones spent ru.:.~tby bus were recen~ g:11e.sts of the Is '- · with her sloter, Mrs. H•u·vcy ter· 5 sillter-ln-l.:..v, Mrs. Low~ Woodard of Po..-ueroy. Piehl of Lnurel Cliff. Mrs. Orville Hogue who has Mrs. Ed Russell of Br~dbm·y been Jll the past Wt~ck, Is lJe t l·~ !· _ was a recent guest of Mr5. Jamc.; John Frecker of Middleport cnll- Bowen . ed on 0. A. Adams, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Hysell and Mrs. Denver Hysell o.nd baby .baby spent. Friday and ~tnrda.y rpcnt Wedn~esdny with Mrs. Pti\ rl th her pnrcnt.s, Mr. ll.lii!l Mrs. Gilkey. urtl& .S~k ol RutlanQ...~.j .. _ Mi8l!l H&t:mali;-flllne and- o... u;;{ -:-uertte"'"'DodcltJ(lg(i ")10 lib~ lt'l of C.:olumbUB, spent the wt!f'k been IIJ the p11.11t week, Is lmprovend with her parent:• Mr. ana Ml'li. Jng · W. M. Kline. Her mother nnd her bothers, Henry and Cllffor\1 , n,;oMr. and Mrs. Sam Eblin and tcmpndcd hi!r home for au iu~ 1children o! Chauncey. spent SundcftnHc visit, day wit.h his \4W!le, Tbonu\6 Eblh' l\t!Ul Doddrltlge, M r~> . A.l\'11'11. ond family. Baggy a nd her daughter, NelHe, Lester Price will move tills t!pent Prlday at Gallipolis. lnto t.he Woodruff propqny, Mt·. and Mrs. Clarence BputTI!!r 0. A. Adam~> hM- been oft and sou spent Wednesday wlt.h at the store Ulc past week •uJ[er.l her brother, Ben Eblin and family . tpg with_J_um_bag...::..o_.-:::- -- - - . ···115 it for de5sert witl1 jam, cracken EUid coffee! "Philadel- phla," ~ from awcet cra~m, i8 dclkattly·f!a'VOIM and pure. J-li&hly ·• ~ml thou•u~ agru: : II rttf L'., 1\1 ir·arlle '\VIIilp 8dlatl Dn-li~iDg is an en- nutritious. it is aplendld Cor clliJdren. Serve lt often I hl<lnil, awt toooll)' io flavor. Made of ~ly ~ ~-115 . BUY NOW! Wiloon Broo. PAJAMAS Coat and Middy atyleo, n•beit, neweot patterna in broadcloth and madrao, plain or fancy . j \ '.1·95 .. <>o.y critic:a .l 'hostesses Chceee-aerve BELT SET • All leather belt with pearl and metal buckle. Dew·tfpe-uot Loo ! ;trl, not too ldb.oleelil ·h,l!lndlente, mhcd to new cl'ftRmJM&&in the Krait Min.ele Whip• ToMMY HAS LICKED SUCH GIANlS ;~: 'When YOU D. Ci ·- Jnvtll of Harril>on was t.he recent l t::.Bt- o! her eillter, Mn. B. I . Carl and ~9mily . Mrs. Dell '~Tastes ~ Society's favorite desse,rt ,I; unwrap a anowy-whit.e equarc " ofeJust "Philadelphia" Brand Cream .•.;;: WOU PEN better than• mayonnaise!" MORE OF ME··· 1 .,_ hns a:oq,e to \'l inter. Mn. vt~rY poorly lor the paat. ~r "iO~IY · I Val Well ta tnwrovtna a: from a ~ pt tYJ*wid fever . lllzabetli · lWM ' ns ~ Hemlodt Grove vlattor n;cen.tly. Binne.s and Gerald , Ntolet were calllna 11' Athens Sunday. Ml'. and Mr5. Guss VanNess and eor. were Parkersburg vlsltors Sat- Mr. and Mn. 1-'nzy Locke and . Hazel Will spent Saturday nJght Daby of Bradbury, spent Tuesdlt.Y with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Val With hls pa.renta, Mr. and • • your vitallty-TIIEI'f BE ,AIR TO YOIJII. BODY. Toke o teoepooofal of J!Ouloo CARLSB4D~f, ·. DEL SALT fp a 'JdaA ot water. In thla oaoy a<oooall ' ay )'OU win bo~t.- .'.;.,:•. . NcElbenny waa · call· . of Bil Olen Taylor Run Mn. Logan. --. . . ~~ ·BE FAIR TO YOUR BODY : ·. • "~·"'"'·~ tn& til Sunday the guests of their gt·andparents, Mr. and Mrs. Will ~ - -~ .. Oeorge Lopo's children !('uk. Grove spent from Frlday un- -----~--- ' ---<..J te>r, Mn. Dale Hart. Jll(l· funl.b' . .. --·· .. :PeffY ill JPendm8 SQme ~r mq!iher wbo ls ' ill. -,,, .r...T:.:aylor ot Bjg Run 11 Ul famed Four Horsemen" of Knute Rockne's great eleven vf 1924, and more t·ecently head coach of Duquesne U,niversity, who has been named director of athletics and head football! coach at Notre Dame Un!or Hem- versity. ·r.,. - ..:···:· .... •• • •.••• •• • • •.,.,. 4 ••t Mary Violet IUid .son Monda)' In Atheas wltb bet daUih· r~· iNS;ir'"i r~r ~ . '•' •, . , 1fT henny. Ella. Btar.eart of Big Run is visit-Ing Mr. and Mn. Ed White. Elizabeth Ross spent WedneBd.a.y and Thursday In Pomeroy the guest or her mother. Jetr VIolet and wife were t.he &liel>tB of their daughter Mra. Bob Perry or near Jerseyville Wednesday night and Thursday. P. 0 . Box 25. Pomeroy, Ohio. REO 'rANSPORTATION 11 ' Ellmbet.h Ross and wan1ck Midkiff were business visitors a.t Bemi(lCk Grove Tue.sday. 11...28-U R. H . WEW..S '"W " Monday. Icephenl"\ll McElhenny was call;ag on Lizzie Midkiff Tuesday. Mrs. Glen Taylor and Mrs .. Everett Taylor both or Big Run were 1·t>cent. gue5ts of Icephenna McEI- i I NewN ••DJ~h .·· -r ~·· I mLIZZie Midkiff isn't so well at tbiB ·IUng. 'l'RAHSFER CERTIFICATE OF rUBLIC Cotn'&N~NC£ AND NECESSITY w~ 11> .• Mary Violet and Anndson Jla••·r mle were calling on Linton Mldltl:ll' Sunday. A. & P : .fftore. Oall Bdward Bbera- blllh ~ Red Anchor. .. • urday. · Ieephena M.cElhel\llY was a er of LIZZie Mldkllf recently, WUJ Baunder.!l was a. MlddlePQrt ,·tfltor Saturday, · rhat Great Britain is keeping Ireland withiD tbe Empire b7 thre.teniD/1 :o emp~oy foree of ~~orm s ADd thRt it it were not (~r tbia tbreat the Irlbb JeOP~ would be free within twcnty-f'our hours, 1s th~ charge mlide '1 P'reei&!nt De Valera Oe!t) in his latest controversy wJth !-_ H. Tho~-~s, ih-itiA Seereta.r1 of bomlnlons (right}, over Irel:md 11 tlJJnt t-o se~.._e from tbe Britiab Empire. Seve.a beauties, ueh rqrqen.tlq: ODe of the trorhl'tlln thl!l C61'0ril.tion fJf tbe Tounament of ltoaes Quoen aeea.ns, plet11nd wltb thelr up All tlief (!thlllred' to at Pat4adtDA. Cal. ft to 1' h J!:lh:&beth Runkle, receive a umpla ot water lroueht froDI the Jndl..n VirJrinla 'Mag a-u.,ter, Jane Hincka, Ocean &e bt u.t with waters from ibr other oeaa• VIvian Jrloon, Roael)'ll JJritt •ncf 1Teva Scott. tamll~ I •' •ll-"'1' ~· omo. Cau. Mr. and Ml'S. Merle Dllva and txlby were tbe Sunday aueata of Dale Stans bury and family. Mr. 1\nd Mrs. W. P . Outer tW.d daua:hter Maxine were Saturday evel\blg auest-.6 of J . R. CJaater and Howard ·rewksberry and ' '· .. • I ~ Ardllo Well wore Pom.e!'or ,.,...... 'J'he YO\tfll people'• clus of tho J;)yuY.Ule 8undQ school met. at. the · home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holll~ fp,mlly . ••' Mr. 11114 Nn. Dille' J'm'>;.l *II~ Grave And Wa"'erl! Go[fo ~ed So" 'For · $150,000, ~natha~· :ro WluaqS~" For $25,oob And Coch· · nne To·'firen for $100,000; Geta Two Younr CatchenA I • . J• . cttE;Utv Of CASH" . ' , .. 'MA£K -stt Mra. I' : I, AS BAER.; BLEND SUIT Rayon Shii'U! and Broadcloth Shorts.- WAl.TI!R. C088 NIP_ ftAY IMPEU.ETIERRC·• KANDKERCHIEFS TIE SET Linen Handkerchiefs with hand· rolled edges-3 in box$1"50 'l'ie with Handkerchief to mlltch makes a very nice gift- . •t-50 ' ~ - .. i. 0 •I . ' :,·.-<·"''· ;·' . I ' ' ·""::\' ;,,.l, • ~ '·' .. '1 . \j._~. ·: 'I' I I .;! • I Individually packed in Christmas boxe.;. Per Suit SOCKS and TIE SET :Polka dqt ;JIItterns .t hat are at- . w~s In sty'Je,;C'7 ' , ""' ''· ·' · ' ...·' .... .• FANCY SUSPENDERS . ~~-50 CAMI'OLO; . c· Visits OUR • I ' " ... . ' . ,. $l50 �.. I - - • .. ' ~~~ ~ <loiiJbh·"· -'* on . - Batlf:'P.Y. · dl et41.rw-~ Matlo. 1 . . In AJtgJ.f>lrish Controversy . 1 . fhl. I.CaJ')' Gilkey called on laa.,: RuueU., l'f!!CieDt.l;'. . -· . . ,, . .. • ' • ..,. ' i I •' • : . Oaial:iiiU .\d.et ... •• f t'!k end 1ue1t o1 Ml!l(l StaN ol Hysell au.. I' . ' ' •~ . . ~l'.·PECI!nalllll •ll1o3f' .. _ lll ... F:$; .. '' ! . IOd. , ~., AUta .VellliiO epent. da}· :a t the home of Prant Vale. 1 Ettlab and MaXIne Caster spenll liunday With AliCe and l&bel Tur- ~' r"",;;..;:.;;;;.;;....., I ,,.••o- • ner. _.~~- .,.,~ ·,~,· •,.. "-, ' . 'b 't: f I ' , , .,, · -- ft.io;" , -;- (<',' ! ,} I day saturday niabt. Refrelbmenta of the eveniq were fl'ult aalad, ci.IOk-lea and co1t'ee. l Mrs. Nanoy A. ~b returned ' hoq1e S..tlu'day 11.tt.er speviiing two 'lltef!Q 1n Columbus wJth her 80;, iiei;,.;q llal't. an,d .tam.UY. NO'fiCIE 61' APpYCATJON POR ~-3 beautttul nata over ~boequln. TO Be~ •I • visltor . L/ "" W -ll .'. · . -. &ii ·· , , .• t,:-:.1 ~ W1u.n · you teet "oil"..:.....tot really sick and Y.et not well-or when JoU need a GENTLE but THOROUGH cleaning out from. within, to rid the bowel• and kidnerrl'.-'01 the ]JOiaonoua food and body waste• that l[et into the blood l!ltream a,nd aap ( Well. IS "lt>O '>!RIOUS "1t><So1TlHE · 'fRO.Ii. CHRISTMAS SPI~IT/ AqA:r~ l 1 It J *• tlnj tile beneflt Of the World-f1111iou AJtLSS'·AD OUJll' ~Jl,t 'n your own home. · For creneratkmf thoumnda t>f ~pic have beeo ... t to CARLSBAD, CZECHOSLOVAKf-11 by their phyllichms in the treatment of the many ills that follow eonltlpatlon-atomac:h, kidney, and liver ~mpl.alntfl.&. rheum•- ., • i tlam, eldn troubles. CARLSBAD BPRUDI!!L SAL·.-: Ia eyap. orated from the water• of the 500 year old hiBtorie eprlnJ!:• In CARLSBAD. lf: is a natural ptoduc:t, made for you by Mother Nature, NEVltR TAKE MANUFACTURED SALTS. Your • • bod1 deserve• the be11t...~or 60 years relialJio druKI'rlsts have eokl the genuine CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SAL'l\ cronecn· TOOTS CASPER . AND ···-.. ---·-; . 0H, COLONF::L HOOFER . BCY, ! • I . .... ........ . • trated for true economy. Buy n bottlu today. • 1 . IS ON PINS. AND NEEDLES Evo;Rv MINU'I'E I'OR I'EAR I'LL TUL SOPHIE 'mE TRUTH ABOUT I-llS MOVIP: JOe _.TOOT&! . ~By The Colonel's Rash Words -- --.. ==..--·-:c--·- 011, OO.N, '10 ~INKe'D HAVE L.AIIIDI£0 'n!AT . •V A WEEK JOB IF I HA 'T MACE vou Olll:T ""'o 61.T TMIM I I OION'T KNOW OllEY WN-!Tm YOU FOR /!o. I'AT-MAN RII'IT··· IT'S ALL MY MUloT-· I COULD CI<V MY EVES OUT·· . I ' ' I ~. !I Brains Beat B~awn -~=- . Jimmy KNOW WHATEVER MADE ME TELL 'SOPI<IIl TI<AT. 'v'MEN I WAS IIIIALLV ONLY TO C.ET $40.'1.1' A WEEK!' I DIDN'T MEAN ANY11-11Nt.·· I WAS .IU!i.T TRYIN6 TO MAI<E HEI'< THU~K Mra. We:ans &m'l son, Owen were to Pliny, W. Va., PrU!a.y b:t ant\ b'urt«l loo# .... Elmer Layden, one nf or 11ft broth.· fts Men Apprecia thr~ PRACTICAL GIFTS FROM A MAN'S STORE ARE SURE TO MEET HIS APPROVAL 04 THESE GIFT ROBES! Warm FLANNEL ROBES and SILK ROBainlile .and double 'br...ted otylea. You . bet he will appreciate a ·ROB£ t. · ============ Htrnm Locke. Mary Perry and Ellzabtch Ross. Mm. Viola Hysell spent Thurswcre at Burlingham suturday. day and Friday with her mothel Evelyn WhiLe or Big Run was Bnd her son, Walt.el' Hysell ami ualllng on Ray Whaley's duughterl1 .(anJI\y of Ho.ppy Hollow. Saturday afternoon. Mr~. Lowe of Glouster cunw liL ~t. . • week to visit h('J' daughter, Clyde Tyree. UNION AVENUE .\ofrs. Artnu:- Moore and. ni ce~. Mrs. Harry Bradshaw of ColumMrs. C. V. -Jones spent ru.:.~tby bus were recen~ g:11e.sts of the Is '- · with her sloter, Mrs. H•u·vcy ter· 5 sillter-ln-l.:..v, Mrs. Low~ Woodard of Po..-ueroy. Piehl of Lnurel Cliff. Mrs. Orville Hogue who has Mrs. Ed Russell of Br~dbm·y been Jll the past Wt~ck, Is lJe t l·~ !· _ was a recent guest of Mr5. Jamc.; John Frecker of Middleport cnll- Bowen . ed on 0. A. Adams, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Hysell and Mrs. Denver Hysell o.nd baby .baby spent. Friday and ~tnrda.y rpcnt Wedn~esdny with Mrs. Pti\ rl th her pnrcnt.s, Mr. ll.lii!l Mrs. Gilkey. urtl& .S~k ol RutlanQ...~.j .. _ Mi8l!l H&t:mali;-flllne and- o... u;;{ -:-uertte"'"'DodcltJ(lg(i ")10 lib~ lt'l of C.:olumbUB, spent the wt!f'k been IIJ the p11.11t week, Is lmprovend with her parent:• Mr. ana Ml'li. Jng · W. M. Kline. Her mother nnd her bothers, Henry and Cllffor\1 , n,;oMr. and Mrs. Sam Eblin and tcmpndcd hi!r home for au iu~ 1children o! Chauncey. spent SundcftnHc visit, day wit.h his \4W!le, Tbonu\6 Eblh' l\t!Ul Doddrltlge, M r~> . A.l\'11'11. ond family. Baggy a nd her daughter, NelHe, Lester Price will move tills t!pent Prlday at Gallipolis. lnto t.he Woodruff propqny, Mt·. and Mrs. Clarence BputTI!!r 0. A. Adam~> hM- been oft and sou spent Wednesday wlt.h at the store Ulc past week •uJ[er.l her brother, Ben Eblin and family . tpg with_J_um_bag...::..o_.-:::- -- - - . ···115 it for de5sert witl1 jam, cracken EUid coffee! "Philadel- phla," ~ from awcet cra~m, i8 dclkattly·f!a'VOIM and pure. J-li&hly ·• ~ml thou•u~ agru: : II rttf L'., 1\1 ir·arlle '\VIIilp 8dlatl Dn-li~iDg is an en- nutritious. it is aplendld Cor clliJdren. Serve lt often I hl<lnil, awt toooll)' io flavor. Made of ~ly ~ ~-115 . BUY NOW! Wiloon Broo. PAJAMAS Coat and Middy atyleo, n•beit, neweot patterna in broadcloth and madrao, plain or fancy . j \ '.1·95 .. <>o.y critic:a .l 'hostesses Chceee-aerve BELT SET • All leather belt with pearl and metal buckle. Dew·tfpe-uot Loo ! ;trl, not too ldb.oleelil ·h,l!lndlente, mhcd to new cl'ftRmJM&&in the Krait Min.ele Whip• ToMMY HAS LICKED SUCH GIANlS ;~: 'When YOU D. Ci ·- Jnvtll of Harril>on was t.he recent l t::.Bt- o! her eillter, Mn. B. I . Carl and ~9mily . Mrs. Dell '~Tastes ~ Society's favorite desse,rt ,I; unwrap a anowy-whit.e equarc " ofeJust "Philadelphia" Brand Cream .•.;;: WOU PEN better than• mayonnaise!" MORE OF ME··· 1 .,_ hns a:oq,e to \'l inter. Mn. vt~rY poorly lor the paat. ~r "iO~IY · I Val Well ta tnwrovtna a: from a ~ pt tYJ*wid fever . lllzabetli · lWM ' ns ~ Hemlodt Grove vlattor n;cen.tly. Binne.s and Gerald , Ntolet were calllna 11' Athens Sunday. Ml'. and Mr5. Guss VanNess and eor. were Parkersburg vlsltors Sat- Mr. and Mn. 1-'nzy Locke and . Hazel Will spent Saturday nJght Daby of Bradbury, spent Tuesdlt.Y with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Val With hls pa.renta, Mr. and • • your vitallty-TIIEI'f BE ,AIR TO YOIJII. BODY. Toke o teoepooofal of J!Ouloo CARLSB4D~f, ·. DEL SALT fp a 'JdaA ot water. In thla oaoy a<oooall ' ay )'OU win bo~t.- .'.;.,:•. . NcElbenny waa · call· . of Bil Olen Taylor Run Mn. Logan. --. . . ~~ ·BE FAIR TO YOUR BODY : ·. • "~·"'"'·~ tn& til Sunday the guests of their gt·andparents, Mr. and Mrs. Will ~ - -~ .. Oeorge Lopo's children !('uk. Grove spent from Frlday un- -----~--- ' ---<..J te>r, Mn. Dale Hart. Jll(l· funl.b' . .. --·· .. :PeffY ill JPendm8 SQme ~r mq!iher wbo ls ' ill. -,,, .r...T:.:aylor ot Bjg Run 11 Ul famed Four Horsemen" of Knute Rockne's great eleven vf 1924, and more t·ecently head coach of Duquesne U,niversity, who has been named director of athletics and head football! coach at Notre Dame Un!or Hem- versity. ·r.,. - ..:···:· .... •• • •.••• •• • • •.,.,. 4 ••t Mary Violet IUid .son Monda)' In Atheas wltb bet daUih· r~· iNS;ir'"i r~r ~ . '•' •, . , 1fT henny. Ella. Btar.eart of Big Run is visit-Ing Mr. and Mn. Ed White. Elizabeth Ross spent WedneBd.a.y and Thursday In Pomeroy the guest or her mother. Jetr VIolet and wife were t.he &liel>tB of their daughter Mra. Bob Perry or near Jerseyville Wednesday night and Thursday. P. 0 . Box 25. Pomeroy, Ohio. REO 'rANSPORTATION 11 ' Ellmbet.h Ross and wan1ck Midkiff were business visitors a.t Bemi(lCk Grove Tue.sday. 11...28-U R. H . WEW..S '"W " Monday. Icephenl"\ll McElhenny was call;ag on Lizzie Midkiff Tuesday. Mrs. Glen Taylor and Mrs .. Everett Taylor both or Big Run were 1·t>cent. gue5ts of Icephenna McEI- i I NewN ••DJ~h .·· -r ~·· I mLIZZie Midkiff isn't so well at tbiB ·IUng. 'l'RAHSFER CERTIFICATE OF rUBLIC Cotn'&N~NC£ AND NECESSITY w~ 11> .• Mary Violet and Anndson Jla••·r mle were calling on Linton Mldltl:ll' Sunday. A. & P : .fftore. Oall Bdward Bbera- blllh ~ Red Anchor. .. • urday. · Ieephena M.cElhel\llY was a er of LIZZie Mldkllf recently, WUJ Baunder.!l was a. MlddlePQrt ,·tfltor Saturday, · rhat Great Britain is keeping Ireland withiD tbe Empire b7 thre.teniD/1 :o emp~oy foree of ~~orm s ADd thRt it it were not (~r tbia tbreat the Irlbb JeOP~ would be free within twcnty-f'our hours, 1s th~ charge mlide '1 P'reei&!nt De Valera Oe!t) in his latest controversy wJth !-_ H. Tho~-~s, ih-itiA Seereta.r1 of bomlnlons (right}, over Irel:md 11 tlJJnt t-o se~.._e from tbe Britiab Empire. Seve.a beauties, ueh rqrqen.tlq: ODe of the trorhl'tlln thl!l C61'0ril.tion fJf tbe Tounament of ltoaes Quoen aeea.ns, plet11nd wltb thelr up All tlief (!thlllred' to at Pat4adtDA. Cal. ft to 1' h J!:lh:&beth Runkle, receive a umpla ot water lroueht froDI the Jndl..n VirJrinla 'Mag a-u.,ter, Jane Hincka, Ocean &e bt u.t with waters from ibr other oeaa• VIvian Jrloon, Roael)'ll JJritt •ncf 1Teva Scott. tamll~ I •' •ll-"'1' ~· omo. Cau. Mr. and Ml'S. Merle Dllva and txlby were tbe Sunday aueata of Dale Stans bury and family. Mr. 1\nd Mrs. W. P . Outer tW.d daua:hter Maxine were Saturday evel\blg auest-.6 of J . R. CJaater and Howard ·rewksberry and ' '· .. • I ~ Ardllo Well wore Pom.e!'or ,.,...... 'J'he YO\tfll people'• clus of tho J;)yuY.Ule 8undQ school met. at. the · home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holll~ fp,mlly . ••' Mr. 11114 Nn. Dille' J'm'>;.l *II~ Grave And Wa"'erl! Go[fo ~ed So" 'For · $150,000, ~natha~· :ro WluaqS~" For $25,oob And Coch· · nne To·'firen for $100,000; Geta Two Younr CatchenA I • . J• . cttE;Utv Of CASH" . ' , .. 'MA£K -stt Mra. I' : I, AS BAER.; BLEND SUIT Rayon Shii'U! and Broadcloth Shorts.- WAl.TI!R. C088 NIP_ ftAY IMPEU.ETIERRC·• KANDKERCHIEFS TIE SET Linen Handkerchiefs with hand· rolled edges-3 in box$1"50 'l'ie with Handkerchief to mlltch makes a very nice gift- . •t-50 ' ~ - .. i. 0 •I . ' :,·.-<·"''· ;·' . I ' ' ·""::\' ;,,.l, • ~ '·' .. '1 . \j._~. ·: 'I' I I .;! • I Individually packed in Christmas boxe.;. Per Suit SOCKS and TIE SET :Polka dqt ;JIItterns .t hat are at- . w~s In sty'Je,;C'7 ' , ""' ''· ·' · ' ...·' .... .• FANCY SUSPENDERS . ~~-50 CAMI'OLO; . c· Visits OUR • I ' " ... . ' . ,. $l50 �'IJAN~ I ~111o I II R ) Parkersburg Man Loses Stomach Brought To Jail FOGELSONG TO START GAME FOR OHIO U. TONITE Ia Claaqe Witll Ualawfull;r lbother'a Auto ALhent!J, 0., 1:3-INB-Oh}i) unlven.lty will OJ)f'n 1\.'1 ba.sltelbflll Rem...m. From State aec 1wason here t..onlght wllh the BUs., In nlll~ a I ut • Columtms. Coach "Butch" U., WM eXpt!CI.ed BereM at center, I Pearl New Lexlnatou, and Ray Reichlt':Y, Oeorlife, Akron, at a:uurd J>06lt1vns and B1ll POBelsoJJ&, Mason, W Vo . und Eddie Byhwn . Mead villi', Pt1 , !orward..ot. The g~tme wlll R.il>O be the first 1 l of the HC!l~n for lhe VL~II.orK Mystery lCot:ltlm~t::o trom PeKe one) Do Your Christ~as Shopping Now KID GLOVES ('. .• WEATHER - Prob~lbly iight snow tonight and extreme east and no:rtb'. •.ii\.fi Thursday, Not quite cold in Past tonight. EDITORIAL OmCE Phone. 28&:-L , BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 2()2-R FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. 75 By Carrier 16 Cent&-·BJ' )4a.ll t4.00 It R'l Nnra U.'a In Tbe ' Plan to do .fiour shopping early! Make 1933 a Practical Christ~ mas! . Our Store is fillf!d with the Christmas Spirit and Smart New Gifts for every name on your list. Buy now! NEW BAGS T, ,. HIGH ST 1 J C OL V'.1 3'J3 ,a me qulnlf'l sua ' Thr,·e Centuries Old COSTUME JEWELRY MYSHRW~S 5[~ MISH~P ~IJ~~[D UP BY SE~M[N : ' Heavy Lon Of Life At 'I' Fint Feared In Padfie Ocean i eip Shipment• Directed At France QUESTION RAISED A gift she'lllong remember. We've the latest modes in costume Jewelry in a range of prices that you would expect to be more -New set> just in. Luarlou GIO't'el tbat are abso- Bags make practical gifts because they're everlastingly popular. A large variety to select from, new styles rjlld shapes. lu.&ely rubloa-rlrbt In bla.ek a.nd wanted Mhadn of brown. BOAT IS BU){NED But Four Occupants Fin· I ally Reach Shore In Safety By Minneaotan; French Again To Default Debt Payment 1 $l00 to SCARFS HANDKERCHIEFS . One ·Lot ol FUR·TRIMMED COATS A pe1·fect gift at Hny PMvidin• Relief for Cleveland ia Placed on Sta.tute Boolca Aa practical as they are Attractive ' pnce. n Jll'Jce Pretty new desig-ns in ·s9c 1ange to Ruit eve1-yone. Blac:k fur-trimmed Coata, fur on the collar and aleeveo, in the new atyles. We were luck:r l9 (!ick up a factory close-out at a pricoyvhich enables ui to 2f01 sc to 500 EACH paaa thia value on to our cuatomen. Aloo Specially Boxed \'ou'll have to hdrry. Handkerchiefs I 19e. t<;> $1.00 OTHER COAT-5 A T CLOSE-OUT ' PRICES . ( ' Stunning new styles in silks anrl ·novelty weaves in shades and pa.lltems f?r ~very name on your 'list. And the)l appre.ciated on "Christmas. BUY NOW! • B It's a "Give Her What NKETS .. ~· She Wants" ' Ch1·istmas1 oo take our adviceGive GO~DON HOSIERY - ~..t' I \ ,..,_~ J'!Or'fhe Man Who Drives $}.00 To $3.00 The well-groomed man will select gloves from this group. MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS A Gif~ of'Sure>fire Appeal What a wann gift. It 1 family tree on Christwill be a real joy to mas m01 ning. They'find one of these 1 re big bright fellows ·. Blankets under the 1 warm as toast. The colors are lovely two-tone, extra nice quality. Large bed siie. ~ • ) 'l' ' $5.95 scTOSOc Special Kerchiefs, gift boxed, packed 3 to the box.TO $ •.00 39c ELECTRIC Theatre Tuesday anct Wll'!dnesda:r :. ·.' "AOODBYE l I , .-1~AIN" Joojl I ~··· ,W~ ,',VII- I lam, Oene,len Tobin, DeleD. MEN'S SOCKS Nice patterns of fine qualicy weaves., Ali Sizes. TO PAIR 19c soc Gordon'• HOSIERY 79c to$l95 She'll be delighted with the clear even weave and the subtle winter shades. Senoice Wei1hta sZ9c to$l50 Say "MERRY CHRISTMAS" with a colorful LUNCHEON SET . What moo'e useful gift than a Luncheon s.t in bright design fo1· a joyous festive Yuletide. These sets consist of cloth and four napkins.$l95 IJo $4.95 Cha!Uber, Wallaee Fol'd, Ra&h I Doanelly. Taru.n, H&c..-Rarulle Ban. BIQ"ele ' &aelq-Mallbee 4. P. .M. 1 ' I ShOIV: Tonight-8:15 p. m. American Legion Dl'IUD and Bogle Corps Under ;· CLASS Presents • ......... AFesliYal of Fun . friftlj&y, Jnit{ Hi • •,....... i 0~~1515 ~~~~5[0 ~r TRYING T~ r~v All - American Toea 1 ' O[BTTH~U ~.W.A. : Senaational Charges Are • Made In Cleveland By Peter Wiu WOULD BUILD SEWER For Private Firm; Project .Financed By CW A To Cost $410,000 � 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 12, 1933 mcdaniel munzola tolstoi