http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/b9e235eb8a9c0e2e2ff6c147b6e8544f.pdf 1787aecdab5f70e2e7a1b131edba5bf9 PDF Text Text . ........... ' ' ~ ..... - ' ' --------- IIIIIIIITIIIIIIXI ') J il,l-<t~l .' 1D IWLY 'f-BII!I!m---..ciO'11R ':If, - '·- IIXIII.AI~aXIIIIILIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ~ 1< 10 HI GH -- ). STAT C 11 " Sl -~ C 'J l ''IJ''~- ·················~······ · ······························ EDITORJAL OFFICE a Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R LEASED J1 . At Masonle Auditorium, M~tldJep~rt, Ohio SMAll P~RTION Of Thursday and l'rlday, DeCember 14 8 15 UACINE Uncle llenry ... WILLS TIRE & BATTERY SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL R. G. WEBSTER INSURANCE U. S. To Receive About 5% Of $153,000,000 lnotallment Due St.nre and Meat Market-!;yru.e&&Sf! Where Lelfonnalri'!A Mr .. t SHUMWAY'S CASH MARKET G. GOWBERTSON MEAT Rutaumni-RilCihe. Minersville Service Station GAS WITII H. W. ROUSH Orffl'lery & ll~ Samantha Jack . . ...... . .. .. . .. .. .. . .. Harrill Ma,. Syracuse Service Station ...... ........ .. Hru~ Map .... , • .. STANDARD AUTO PARTS .......... -1- -- PHILLIPS SISTERS ~TVJ.Jo: SHOP-U~~elul HAYMAN HARDWARE CO. Tralfle Cop . ...... . STEEPLE JACKS I.EOIONNA.JRE MF.I:T JOSEPH BEEGLE THE NEIGLER STORE Da,-wn fi:o1 S KARR & CLARK BARBER snor THE NEIGLER STORE Ru.lne. THE OHIO POWER CO. SCHAEFFER BARBER SHOP ~n STARK & McCULl-OUGH Spencer'• Cash Meat Market ' 1Cbolu Home Killed PnF.SCR-PTION DRUGGIST M~all) C. 0. FlSRER 'MARKET ··STAR ELECTRIC SHOP ., Wlterr .Quall'y Meah F.l(cdl ,~ ,... . Distributor!~ :._.., ~ECK~~~ ~~tTA,URANT ~' ~ BUR~ ... '' ' 1 ' (tuu.lt~j .tlway.....,Phonp 452-1, HENi\Y ZEJtl[R "tir~tee ,JiuiiiJOn, Marr. 1-f. J. PROCtOR GREEN LANTERN RJ;STAURANT Floradora ' '4!1'1!1 NEHI BOTTLING CO. llo~e lillled Quality M•.a t, POhUII'nY'II Clt\aDI'I!It Markf't . AmF.N~ LEON GRUESER & CO. Wellston Joe & Cold Storage . oeneraf ..'Merchand~MinerKVIilP" '. BRUCK DISTRIBUTORS GENERAL PRODUCE Art Trt.cJ ... .... Ree»e W.UUarM Beauft' .. .... . Vlf'lll campbell Flora4ora Boy . . . . Meuy Widow . ..... . . . . . . . . . . John Le&J»r ............. While th11 Batlllnr &auty . . . . . . . . . ... ........ ....................... o. o. llalr:er Ga'l HOUR Harry . . .... . . . . . .. .................. . . , ...... ........... , .. , Ben Ewl.q ZAHL'S SERVICE STATION Slmlll"loJikll'r and lntemdlonal EAT AT JAKE'S PLACE , ,. •' McMASTER ··. HARDWARE S.uvare Billiard Hall Where l,eflon!lldft Meet WADDELL HARDWARE CO. XIDU Presen.t.l Escel 1 .. •. ·, Tn~cll11 Rfili~RAQE '1!UtPLR~ ·-~-._ . -:, iJ~.. ~ Girl Wltlt Matl.ip. Ler MEINHART'S GROCERY .. .-:,.· "-·-- -r·;-·>,._! ,, " Pq Pan&s Charlie ... . . 1.: ... · -~·~·· MILLER GARAGE EXCELSIOR OIL CO. :U: when Chile 41 ~ ai ..... YR Supremf'. . . Miu Robb1e•idrt ... , . . ... . ...... ....... . ........ . ........... ~ Wllllam lahlln&- RED ANCHOR Th,. Penttloll Sto.tlon . ' . ' ' ,. ' " •, . ••• , . . .. ...... ... . . , ........ ,• • • • , .L ........ .... 1 .. ...'i -' ' ' ·... • , - ' ' • • . ~. - • ' • ,. auft~ ' ,J&J.i:":r" • ci: •,•_..;-\'•, ,._ . t, i ' '• I • , .. ~, j -~\ DEB BECKER GUY CARSON 0. L. STRAUSS C. E. GILLIAN EWING'S MORTUARY UJ MILL STREET J. N. RATHBURNS SONS G. 0 . ..SCHMOLL a-..lo . And IGrflr~r s~-. ~ ROUSH'S SHOE STORE M. OHLINGER BAKING CO. EWING GARAGE STUCCO SERVICE STATION H. J. HYSELL EDWARD FRENCH HOM! LAUNDRY CO . . ' SIMMS & LYONS HOBART TIRE COMPANY ' l - , · ··--· · -£.-O.SMITH , , .. •••· \iHt STANS~~it:h)RU.·G ,:;h, -- . . . '"'U !\!!! ..... •• •. BAKER'S GRotF:in' ... . f . : i ~ .-. ·"' Jane Myp&t, Kathleen. Bto'Q, Flora &•nU. leu. Falllnaer, ftrW• Dfllel\ l!:le&nor Roulh, Vlqlnla Staaley, .IIINI Ana Flek, Mal'pJM HeBrlite. Jhry Joe SeoU, lue Jlnt7. Mary Rl!yUold~t lllarJ Ora&e. MeU... Rea~ Des}', Edith .IMibon, Beraandlne Ra,liltj leu 8 ...... QI!II, Bealak Lee Smith. vtrrlnla Reael'* BM&J Llrhter, Cbarl4e• Aulbel'lllt, Bel-t.r Loa a ..n~o•. .....,. K. Holn"' ,.,,., Boollon. MARTIN SHOE SHOP McMASTER HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO. ... ......, ·-· ~~~~ ~;··~;;·~~~~-~ ui!:t':r.t~·~~~ ·- 1~:,.-. fr1~.,.,.lWJtt(Q5 \vl-t£R A.D. RUSSELL SHELL PRODUCTS M,JDDLEPORT PRODUCE ' ~' . BAILY PAsTEURIZING'·· · PLANT ~ -~ BARBER SHOP cq. WIUiam. Mehin 'I. ,-:.......! ..': D~I 8)1'Um~\ .. . Af!n_n der.,the,..fil~. ~ ·----·:""''' '''''''' "" ·--··· Dr. 8 . -A. Mceullo... Miss America . . . ... .... .. . ... . ...... . . . ..................... ...... Edward Folder -· ll!ltiii'Ohlo, ;.:. : ............ _.. .'........ . ..... , . . .. . ·, ....... ·:~,~ - ;:kit~.a ~~,:.:: ·• E. C. MULFORD THE HAT SHOPPE ..... ........ Bob Miller Finland 011ce again will be the only debtor to m@et lte obliptlons In full. 'Ibe llt\Je republic already has notltled the ~State de-partment to 1229.629 In- BROOKS-EBERSBACH MOTOR CO. VROMAN GRoCERY G. S. TEWKSBA~ R.M.GRQ<OAN MARY JANE COFFEE SHOPPE Joe. the llf11 pard . ............. . .... . . .... ............... ........... . w. MaUord Flapper of JH90 .............................................. . ... .... Charles Wlte Fhlek of Cllleap World Fair ..... . .. . . ...... . ............... . , .. c. P • .,........, Athldlc Girl ..... .. . . ..... . .. ....... . .................. W. 0. A..ln• Ball Plater .. . .. . THE BARBER SHOP .. . . . Clyde FnDf!h <o SMITH CLOTHING CO. ROY'S , .PLAC~ DIXIE BARGAIN SifORE .. .. . 0. L. StniiM Oeorre Melnlliart REED WHITE'S STORES BURFORD'S BEAUTY SliOPPE CLOVER FARM STORES ' . . . Leroy BarwtU Ho.-.iMA Carriage ..... ROWcLEY & CLOmiNG STORE 00.8--Chellter. . States tbe lo8er or approxtmateb $300,000.000 on the total amoUnt <Jue rrom the debtor nations duriN thP. pa.st t2 month11. · --· _.........., __..., H.-M. CROSS E. L. HEALy Cremeen's Service Station ' . . . .... . . . . Gtiorp ChUM .-tnn~. 'R"oESCHi~1'f'dARACE. 801110 GAS ••• OILS Dadf! Mdfll·,ter Cuii .. Oid Collar tw.nnle ... MEIER MEAT MARKET ~ ' .. . . .... ........ . .....1 Bea• lknmmel or IHilO . JOE RUBIN, MJT. SYRACIIHF. . ~ -- .. .,...., ....... . . ltobert- Coak!ll Bloomer ........ . . HenpeekH HuMblind ....... . Mt. 'Jioopsklrt . (,ucllle, hlA sweetheart. ~ -· .......... paid bal~ of tbole natlt'nr: whl$ hAve made small token pay· n\11:111.-, U1il will make the United Second Sireel For '"IIENRl"S WEDDING" . . .. F. E. Rife ..... Bert Martin ..... ~ .. ....... :......... .. . . .. Bnno Ca.ael s~n or 49 - W. fl. JUH.W~G MARTIN & ROLLER CHAMBERS GROCERY TEWKSBARY CAFE James Weber Service Station ' .. . ......, • . •. ' • J Panlalett.e G lrl Drlvf!l' POMEROY BARGAIN HOUSE HESS BROS '" . 1[. ' 11110 . . ... . Sweet Old·Fuhloned Girl Shf!lk Ulat Good Oldf Chester People 8111 Tlell:et• from ' Harry McMaster . ll8e Ga8011ae of YoUI'H . . 1. . . · Dr, ·s·oni Crow M~ POMEROY DRY CLEANERS SY~ACU¥ .. ~.... ..... or Bashful HARTLEY & BENNETT ~Pf!elall~lnr On t ,adkll Shotll ·.· '}~-4:. "• HARDWARE ASK THE PRICE .,_, ELMi ;rREE SERVICE ·. . I ' , $T'"-TION . '( , p . ~,YRAC,USE MJNI!"G CO. . Mta BUitiiPi SwBID ' When In Chesler .... ,: . . . Harrli on lftllea . - . - - - -.... - . . . ........ . . . . (Uneeda. BaUnl JOHN WEBER ... . .... , .. . .... . .. ............... .. Elmerlteed ill(h Sl.epP,Inr Johnny RESTAURANT, A. E. WHITE watch & Cleek Repa.lrinr R~ASONABLt: PftiCES 1\trs. c. o. Frentlh · · · · · · ' · · · · .......... · · · · .. -.... ."'Boob Battyn · " T ' . . . , , . ....... . . . . MIDDLEPORT PRINTING CO. HARRY R. BARNES PHIL SOMMERS, Shoemaker. R. D. MORRIS Mra. Tbomaa lonP.R Mn. Roma HNrah · Lucille Da,&on Nancy Reed Mn. LIIUth Edw-ardH Mrs. Daisy Blnr ; : Boney 1Mitellen Broadway S.tt.erfly Phllco Radios H. N. SWIFT F.~rt Klltte MaUIIIews Mnt. BlafU'ht JlaskJm Marpnt Sauer Mn. Jeule lloudaroh•lt Clara McCarlfly Carl Stald4!r Marion WIU'd Mn. MAry M4!inhari J'e(.e Mees Uermaa Lehsi! Eihan Harper Dal1y lkll . ~- · Blcyclfr ~au B. CASCJ . trlcldand klanll Klfil. Lynd .. Lyons Cam LouiN! Ervin Frull1 ahd Grocf.rir-l.tlRr' ,. Oaht Jr. Lyle D1k!l·1 Clem Chan'h Uarry, Gul.&n J«LCL Friend · ' Charlt• Walburn J. B. W~lo.nd Where Chrlatmas 81Lrra11lfl t;xcel A. H. BRADBURY Staple and Fane,- 011k'eries SPENCER'S RESTAURANT Urh~r OHIO LIBERTY THEATRE When In C'he· -&er Ylslt DaVe Herman HaddoJ: Da.¥e Former HOTEL A.O.TRACY MYSTIC SHRINE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE C. F. TEDROW WM. MICHL FUGATE CASH. GROCERY Jane Ann Flllk PRODUCF. and FF.F.D R. E. BOICE Frd Full-1 Vh-rlnb. Stanlf'y Phyllll!ll DJII" L Mary Ora~ Betty AUTO SUPPLY POMEROY CHEY~OLET CO . DANCING CHORUS Vlra:lnla RUUt'll t::lunor R.Quflh. Mary K. llehu!ll!l 8r,ulah ]...,... ~mlth R.tCJNE STANDARD BRANDS, Inc. HOME RESTAURANT M.D. HARTINGER 'VIrrlnla Erner hlr DvffJ GUW for all. HOTEL Cmsl4!y Radlo-K4!1vJnater Retrlreralor . ......... .. ....... DaYid Dar'llt,Jr. tuv. TumiPI'ftcl . Slater 'Sadlr ....... . PIIONE 319-.1 GILMORE .......... --.-~-·. BUJ Seullib,...... Hank l'ounr, Robf.rt JJ£Ma11~r ' I '\ ! ..... ... . ....... .. Rufu Lhle . . . . . . . . ......... . Eddte G,.Hr O'Flardy ___ POMEROY NITE CLUB llora G•lntber . . . . . Mn. Amy Bowen .. J. W. TERRY EWING CASH GROCERY & U-TOTE'M GROCERIES I · &,adfonl Other European Default· en; Finland To Pay Amount In Full THE MEIGS GROCERY CO. •' (!0. ·.· ,' A. & P. TtA CO. . LELAND SAXON B. H. SANBORN PHONI D7.. X R. H. RAWLINGS SONS - il WE THANK THE ABOVE BUSINESS HOUSES AND INDIVIDUALS WHO MADE THIS PAGE POSSIBLE SOME OF THE C!fARITY. WORK !E HAV£ DQ~ THE ~AST TWO Y~: . . . • • .• . . • . Taken care of fifty-five Tonsil and Adeno1d operations for .ehildren who~ Pfiren~ wert~! not<able to alford the, ~perations, Pmd for .81X operations at the Holzer Hospital; Spent over Three Hundred Dollars for FOOd, Clothmg . Fuel for Needy Families. . . .I , ·.. · ,,- MIDDLlPORT FILLING STATION MRS. CRAIG-Crail'o Store · DAY & NIGHT TAXI JBWEUIIS 1 j I ·.· .~ . :· ', ·MJl\l ~'~A~'l;'~ '~ . , , By Carrier 11 Cmti- -By Yall "'-00 14, 1933 Stalks To End Romance Consresomen Who Demand Full 50% De· valuation 1 Ruling Fails To HaIt Ohi 0 Solons Pet Proposal Of Governor White Definitely Senate When Upper Houoe Voteo By 111 to u <• .,. Count, To Strike It From Mooier Bill ' OF U.S. DOLLAR i' Boyd Bill ; THE ·PURITY ICE CREAM & BOTTLING CO . HYSELL MOTOR CO. : . .. i ..... Dave Dant Rtother Jones .... . EPPLE GRQCERY SOIIIO PPRODUCTS M~ . ... ........ BILndlt. . ........ - L. D. DAVIS SONS ~Uu.t.etb .... . . . . .. .. . .. . .. Be.t Xmaa Wholesale and Retail PotU : na~1111 J~ DOMINO SERVICE STATION -··- ...... - ........... ... FAn& MulDe Hayer. ; Vlrrlnla .· Elisa ..... . l.awrer PrOdlM~&-RBC"hU' 'i?'_~aa ........ . _ Katherine Marie .. : ... ~ Ladle!!, Look FRANCE LEADS 6.-. GEO. C. SCHAAF ERMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE .... . John Gilmore .. . Mn. 'Mildre• Fow-ler , , , .. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. Harlan ElseiAkoln ....... .. . . ... . . . ...... ,... Tn:U Sehoenleb •: red ... S. R. HENDRICKS A. H. ROSENBAUM CAST OF CHARACTERS. ERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. PAI 0nMORROW I' ANNEX REST AU RANT INT 1"""" Wh"" Girl FEENET·BE~ITT POST, AMERICAN LEGION ·' PROCEEDS OF THIS SHOW TO BE USED FOR CHARITY WELLSTON BOhLING CO. OF WEATHER- P a r t cloudy, not so cold central and west portlona.., tonighl Friday rain, rising temperature. BridoWAR DEBT TO 8£ Death Subotituteo forLaoeo AUSPICES ·' Ii'a Heu Jt'a ID Tbe TrtbUDII WIRE ... to · Allowinc Compen- &alien Overwhelmincly Paued by Houae POLITICS INJECTED IN DEBATE When Sheppard Attacko Chief Erteoutive And dicto Akron Mayor Will Be Next Gonmor; lk•rilll onious Debate Indulged In During S..ioa �..' . .'. . • • • • TBB DAILY TRIBUN-E I ~::;::: .. IFJtad .sfF" .wt.er S.pl u. 11311, .s t.b• . . ariiee a& I • a: •·--. ~~~- U llllloli:b a. 18'!1. 1 "zW -........,.. .x-lod •• :~..owr .,. 1' .., . . "'""'~ Will be ,_od. . ' . ...,w, . ., ~ .,... "**-111114 • J.eu.rt ""' new• mattw ror pubUcatloD t.beJ J - " ' ~~~-""" lbOir _,.,. •llb...lb ... .. ... _.,..._ ~lOtion,,I>Owooa '~eellol>t aild'dnolroble 11> ahem· - rr -., - '..,, 1 fcrth I •: ' l)uve your dia~ , unde.: DontriJI 1 :;ou receive your own restgtiatlon_~ registered mall and !,re ~~ : fiatt,e.r than a hoot owl's face · fr04 I!Dmboll, lllo. nn··.._ ...utHrtttt 110..-. ..... lt!Liorlal Olfloo Call118-=-~- - - - - - ene - Doll..,.. 117 c""rer 'Viteek •••• •• •••••••• , •••• f ffDis&b ................. , a, Jllo!l .1oO!De Idonth . . . ... . . . •. . ~Three Mond>o ... "... .. .. 1,iae y~ , ..... , .... , •.,.•• , , 1"'·00 SIX; ~lODtbl . , . • • , , • • , .• , • CAUSES OF \ - .60 1.00 LYNQilNc;;,$ , I· •' ~~-~· ~::t. ' \' ' .. l\ ' , " ,' EAS"l SPILLER ·Mr. and M.ni f Ji -- ,• a lbl;leer vlalt wf4ti hta ,crandJ ll »t ~ beef I L v.~ek Mrs Ray 8t6bart am;t 1oten ltlf*mon of Vanport sper~ot the 'A'eek cud wtlh Mr. $nd Mrs ~ ~toI bart and ramf1.v 1 I Delmar ward who has employi rolfnt near Atbeni speQt tb't week Htd here \\lth hl.s family The m11.rrtage of MaKI.he da.nter cf thls place to Pred Pratt of near .E"t.Jversvlll(' has been announced Herbert Rose and Murl Shain m<Jtcred to OHlllpolm Sunday They were accompamed home by Murl's wife Mrs Ada Canter e~~tered the hoa1 pital at Parkersburg last Frlday where she will undergo an opera- I I INCE THERE has beerl ouch a hu e and cry recently anent the lynching in Califorma - whtch Governor l Rolph as a red blooded Attterican, condoned, it mtght be well for those who are so thoroughly opposed to any !om• of capztal pumahment and so thoroughly aroused by the 8ummary actwn of the usually la w-ab1ding people of the weste rn state, to ponder over the causes of a pent-up public. Let us tak e the ease of Jack W1sdom for instance, the cowboy who but a few days ago, confessed to the ktd uapm g and murd er of a man and h.s w1fe because he 1 ft•ared the co nsequences of a tr1al fo1 gtv mg them a J worthl c:.;:-; ch(•c k. After confessmg that hemous crtme, he furthel' ndmitted slaymg another person at a dtfferenl t1m e, y~t that cowardly beast is now aerv mg a sentence nf li fe Imprtsonment imposed upon hnn In Kansas for his ouexcusa ble wanton klllmgs, bemg railroaded through to pn~o n secretly mstead of forfeiting hl A own Ufe Let us further consider the case of the convtct who \\ .t s hut recently refused a pardon He is also servmg a hfe sentence for slaying three people. Unfortunatel.~ there ~rt! uH too few cases wheretn the killers frul to get \\ ll.ll they re<Juest m the form of parol es or pardons. l .._. ta Let us take the case of the murderer who had been - 1--- • Jl.tldoned by our own governor rtghl here in Ohiu when · bc1 ScW•a bu.'l;lll llc Jc£tl il.c.s l hat ~Polddolo tw cannot bolt to Lhc Gthet party ., l11· \HL~; ~ervmg a Be ntence of hfe imprisonment for a .l h~cume he bolted the othe1 party b 1 o term to the t\ld of Lim; part~ He lltill, . . . . JI\U id l' t' l.:Om mittc d in Chlclllnatl and whn while enjoymg 0 ..~no .1 iii Ulc \ocnl Man Without n Cotm~ 1 8JIId. . . . . tl!<tl 11 I -uetlelVcd freedom, Hiew the Wife o f a penitentiary a, Arlltur 11 Dugs" Baer Ill The Phillip Nolan or Ferry ..... tlt ... pS 'I·~ olhu.tl nnd wus then e lcctro1 uted How much more ~:~atBeats doomed to Lravel from Man- ~ ._ .. 1,J \Jill! Jl hud l,ee n had thts lwa8t been electrocuted m hutta.u lo BI'Ooklyn Statenhisbland udS ·~-~-:;~:;,~~ Pl od retuw Never Loshall foot ~ ~ , . . ........ f11. he hl'8t place and the hfe of a good moth er and innocent u·s All Pollt.lti!i I htrida .. 11 lllllb 1pulse lo luok up Uw Iecoid~> ami see test on mganlzntion gwund 1 1 1. !'ow much Arnold WJUI paid tm ~Ill· 1 ilf \. uoen ~))al ed. tn the course or politic.~> IL olt. be- rPndlng WeRt Point, our Mr Tung- I Clark ..,...~_,.:;·;~~~~~ Jw1l what JWsllfu:atwn (Uil the1e h e fo r .s uch in-ICOJ:mes euent1o.l for the head hean tuff .stmmeu; down and decide~; to I Us ~ad But Its po1Jt1cs of t he II hill Lo ~k for H. few lmrmt· mpport the administration On ~a~ 6• unda 1d b1 am.l and popular among IOdetp 1-1lam C:'S lll \\ h1c h the 111noce nt Ia. w-ahtdlllg people of out• ex its t11c b ull ~ gore 1 s lt'D arc we a re ~ kl8 I . _ tJ.tl!un urc made hm nUle VJCtJ m:; of lustful ktllers who ---~----- ilr!Qe cr..~:=:;:~·;:;.:;:~:~ Ar.d none or us out.aldCrb know ' {~ ha ve HOt the shghtcst JlllClCSt Ill what is rtght or J Ust 01' th(' workinfJS, the windings and tlle '!rmOJ i l Boll aDcl Rude Dun~. fthl.sbed ''• •• . .OJQ 'I'OUB Nalfa I . ' '' ne Word Led T th 8Jlent ThUJ11Clay with lit ~ Mrs. \V R Dsvla Mrs Pavis Is a:alnlnK ~V~wly but 1s .tur un'a.ble to wl\111: M:r and Mrs Harry Tewell ot N(Jth Dakota, W F Thompson and t:itf.er Nora and Mrs Lena Johnt(..D were dinner guests Tue&lay with Mr aml Mrs H 0 Shtlneneld hUfklnl com for Cbl.rle.i' ,l.emaa· T-h~ V. ood s saw moved on the L ter, llo!lday ; ri Neloon farm !.he past week. and Mr. &od lla. .J D.: 'ltlback pt now reMdy, for sawmg Mr Nelson Rolandus calJed on hi& dau&btir, I! Ul hJ'vlni a tiQ.rn pattern sawed M1'8 8Uiic O.lncr ltlld elWdten. E L. Boswo~th is working bethe put Wftk. ~ lnw HobsQn l'epalring house~~ that Della Lovett sepot ~ wlt~ bo.ve been moved fn constr11et1ng her fatJte_r, b. M t:oncer Ml and lire. Emery Powell and the new Route 7 highway Star orange will m~t ln regular chlldrert were caWnc ~~ llr. &ad Mra D\l.le Boyd and d.BU&'bter, re- fii!B8len the Ju\entle O range wl.tl }lresent the literary pr01ram After cenUy ' JUnior Wlrtes , has the Chlcken- which the grange will serve O"JSters and cotfee pox · Mrs Robt McKinney sp~>,n t TueaMr and Mrs Yl.,-ne lll.trWon and children of Rutland, 1pent d'-Y with her pareflts Mr and M1'8 ThankiiJtvlna With her moUU!r, '\\" A Hampton ~ R[ P~RATI~·N~ M~o[ T~ ~l~c[ •" ' . llolwt'aiJlc l•viStlngs of polltical mantpula.Uons AU we know l& that ma.n y adminis\Vhen uue l'C1ldts nml hel:lr.::; ai.Joul tht!st: ca~e~ wh6re·l:::~:::t,:,•~ave been aQ-enathellf!d by , _,wm IWlUde Has fullen sv .far t't hbrt in bemg properly admm- J 1 r l3lt.H'ed, "the wondet· il:l- not, that law-uiJtdmg peo JJie do J w e get our compreiiSed 1n fo rmat!veul u.d ly lo!-ic all co ntrnl of themseher~ and mete out a tlon from the newspa.pe~ l'hey loU it. down t.o Cladle rock a nd all .]Ur>t nnU llghtenu:-; pumshmcnl, but 111~tend that they can 18 the 110rrow and anguish 1 ou taan thtlm!;elvl':-i 1-10 lun g before the final hi ow-oft' d0\!8 both by the demander and compUe1 i.:JlllC • c· ,0 . --·-- - - · 'I Hl PARKING SITUATION li~ fll JH EH~ hi 11u dt~tJUtlllg lhc lucl t hut Pomeroy 11 hard Mr been decided upon who waH not preat Lhe meeting T~ngtuft' nevc1 relt better iu g ll'i I ,I ' ',, l jL~I~<•~·s~b~ln~e~•t~~~~~~~~~~t~;~~a~~~~n·~~~~~~~~~~~~th~e I HOW CAN wIN MEN AND MEN WIN ' 00 1 Jua.a. ...,.... Pleasarlt T 'Ill' • 1- •t , ,;Ju., . hGit'l, Cla•k dou not r««~~&e llet• Be breake en ap1t9iatment .. ~adl Patte drln h-er new l:IU' aad rGee ea • trip with hla Daneee'• famiiJ. NotlDI her dutappolntaent.. Raver• bolt quMtluu Pat, a.ut ehe •enlu tbet ehe lovea Clark Pat Hncen• t.rat•• OD brkl•• te rerpt. Tba cemre Lhe brllllae tournameDt lpoD• HM bJ Reuhea BlaJr, Ba.-erhott•a •- ••• ..,_ Clerll:. Pat bitter enem;p . Clark Ia .treeent. Be l• 41atrell8ed b:r Patricia • coolneu tee ••rde bttn The conte&lleen. Buer• holt aniol Pat plaJ with taa~hlne-li.. ,recl•ion aalll ~rfeetJon anlll are 1111 t:M lealll. ' It•• Re 1mlkld. He had felt that way himself-eo often. Be underetood .' Che reve 1 1n her blood, the bu.rmnc h'iumph In ber heart. Tbe world wu up!dde doWD for her just now, .,. It bad Iolli' beaD upaide dowa tor him To win. to wtD, to win, to wreet from tb• earde evei'J trick .,..., held and mor.-wbat victol'J' m all of Ufe eou1d be eo thrUUqf l)b Jllllan Baverholt knew how 1be (eli. "Doll"t. he laid mlldlJ', "dol!'t .. dam.orallzed bJ' J o a1 IU«e~IL ~he wp tan't our1-not 1et • It wu A\ one o'clock P•tricia ana Juhan Haverhoh triumphed eve• Mr and Mrs. GramlUe Simp. •on and the otlelals computed th• •otal e eo t e • ot the tournament ~emn~ The Reubu Blair eup be· longed to Julian Baverholt. the ~onor'• mo•\ bitter enemJ'. It wa• 1101 a populet I'Jetory. These pla.yf the ott ..art, weN Blair'• •r• f)t m " fnenda a,nd npportf:rt. Jull&p liked that p..rtlrblar eOyt of Unpopular. ltJ He q~Ju outdi4 tumlfllf 111 Wutm.. " ' ,j . ' ,. M.-a. H....-y . i\ vy~al Patrtcla eoald not object. She could object to nothlnl now ~park· Una laul'hi!lC intosieated w'lth the bead 7 Wine o't IUCCIII, ebe 1tood Jn the mulst of the mUUn1 rroup, which bad awatted the Anal outr.ome. Deifuted playen all, bitter, resen=l. jealou, emillnc t.bei r sweet., faJH talilelo ofterfq their ~.lleaninclell IDJineere eonpatulaI"Jona To \h~ Jirl enr;pthi'lll' ran1 F"Ue. She to..ed eneythin• t.onilbt.. "Yen the hqe, ornata, ehi:nlac, cup, • waidnc her ume and Jallan • A matvelou eap. She Mi4 ottn. • ItT"10•he cleo Muet we 1 eaT I Planded routhtUUJ, ap-peallDc' t.o ~m. all. WCoulda't we baJ• the ume1 ollravtcl ouratlnU "I dolnlo " ..w be oaf• to :.a.. It,• h11aJo ado2Hd ur drJIJ, '''' ... lhe cup u tt.~ 11, and tiW oliver ccmald""" "''""'1. ,..,. ··~ •• .,..1<! DOl briDf •• mucb. pickedit ap, Jv.li thto bll•lanc4 f•U ~ tho ·-•-•- , _. I I I '* CHAPTER TWENTY-811 I aeeuaed him. ~ .bu face nll continued to... , a watt n. 1-eport t ftuahed. wtt.b Allin eolon. She won. 'rom the lower h01.se Judiciary deted lf ClUk bad ~tea tb- aljtielt. ' 0 Dl'Uitl.f1t._ _ if he .re,liaed. that 1he had .ror:t bti' Tlii!re-·m,.a- di$p001Upif' • i\mOhg apW'B Iaiit nl.ht. Not that it mat- wme house and senate leaders to tered pArtleularlr, but be bad leem.. recei:IB l.onight until next week e4 10 in~relted. j BRO HOb,••.1 ahd you'd pro~abiJ 1\:t AD -RUN, VA. a loot at the teleframe," .aid tla~. erbolt euuaUy. indic:&tinl the 'lie Helen Row.:h who haa employ· •tacked ln the chaiJ: I:Hifide him aqd nent. at Gallipolis, spent the weel• enjoyll;ll' Patricia'• blr, •urpr1sed end a.t home eyel. "J'n •one tbrourh t.t'tem aJ Lucy Rickard of Graham 8t~o.· readJ'." b• addecL ~ouP at lea,t ~:lyn 8 ~~~ma~lday night Wjtll ba]! tbe et~ t.a addreBsed to tou." Dor.aey Roush and tamlly wel s AU tbilf abe 1a1ptd, .. ht lcalllr.g on Will Clark and raml.ly dumped t}\e envelopes into b~T 1•11 Sunday ' •f>J'be fruite ol clory," be •aid. Milton Jark, Dela. Ann and "'Coftl'r&tul&tlou from er&ek-pots Richard Ord were Sunday vlsltom who wen' to Mil JOG a bovae and. of George H.esson and family lot Ia Fl~ from deadbeata who Mr and Ml'll William Johnso't want JOU &0 lerul tUm moner, from spent the week end with Mr and amblt1oua matron• in Bronsvilt. Mrs Tod Larue of Hartford who wouW love to bne rou d.J'op in Mn Pard Hudson and daughtct for a• eveallls and teach tbem how Betty May of Point, were ca.lllnq to plaJ bridae tor the prlee of your on her mother, Mrs Ann Hesson eupper. lt'a a ~at: lit., •1 dear, Sunday 1t ;poa doa\ weeken.• Hazen Roush and fallllly spent 114 eoald aot de•troJ ber pleu- the week end wlth his pa.retns Mr arw. Suec:eN and adala~oll were old and Mn Okey Roush to bJ.al, the, were anr \o ber. She SALES REPORT or THE PT. Jtal'llld. l'oin&' !~'roup tbe enul- PLEASANT LIVE STOCK CALES ~ trllt -~-~ ~a"elo11 • t1 ~In CO, Poln& Pleuani. w. Va. •"- - uODI peop • un.uOWll Baturda.y Dee 9 1933 to her. to ruliM lbat theJ knew Hop receipts 175 to 220 lbs 365 ber. to realise t'bet •be bad atepped to 3.85, llrhts 3 6fi to 3 85 , fat sows from tilt rub !~lie a potltioa of , 2 76 to 3 00, boars 2 50 to 3 oo promln.e~ Cattle receipts steers 3 00 to 3 75 A plaJ''-1' card eompanJ wanted hellers 2.60 to 3 45 ro.t cows 2 oo to W ouldft'l you like to luJ..., a m-,.,e to .uct her •aroaa o1 playln& :;::70 caru\E!rs lUi o lOOt milk eowa earcta. • cotmetie ~pan' wanted 13 00 to 1'1 flO MJilh thae Hotpoinl feotara •er to aee.pt a JMZ"• •afp)J of to v;~ ea~:1u~,P 8 ~~ 0to~~~~~ ~IDII and lot!olll tn return for the Ilion and heavte.s :.125 to 4 lO ~~"" 11e&! of UIDf Baber neom~~ Tl:lckO..IJ £LI:U. .-on, • -r. 8 1mon md •an- .... BASH AN K..pa In the • • ' caU .C. once 10 tat 1he llliCbt qt.Clean, flamele . . Wlten Patriel• came down1teln de an arcument between him aad electrle heat aooli.• ~-, unt eledrl· dty. ...... f.ollowmc m~rntn 1 Haverholt bia wife, a •mart. lhop wanted her Mrs Minnie Orr called on Mrs to ode a a fa at a • ....., ,-r ~patraft&ft a lfn. Elton Bart- Rhooa McElroy, MondQwas at ~akf••t. not "' e -aa•- S f~'iG 8 OQkl, ~k d Mr and Mrs ~ ~bert Hlll .lf the1 can cook. llfldL'Ia1'1:111tl Cllct t>erelY. tonftal 4iniQ room tiai to at~ .. clve r~ ..::" lit. e· and SOIUJ, Bobb): and ~uey, of ~­ the eozr, eo~ortable breakfut .w, ~ . lt~l' ...~ tlf.ri tart, wete TUesday dinner gUests • ~T._,ELil¥"~ · 1 n~ a ~eumk plaee eheerful Ja'iluBanrhlt;;~i;;'. of }!CI aQ41llfra., e. :£ 'l'ruuell ,\...,... ~tC ,, t; ,. :1..~ ' 1, abc,:at Wltb _ehJnt.' aad pewter aM delft. "It'• _ Wa aU ntJd.". arutouneed c B Morris apent Wednesdt'j' Xeepe' .._~~-1 a\ Weannc • veJ.-et dJUtlnl IIQWD, Patricia. atarlq d~'l at'"' wlth H. V Tucker. the temperature otlu.rdudeo. smokina, hunched onr a ne•a- lad lUlkatiOa. 1e Mr.s Lottie Hayman ealled on dial paper, Julian Rnerholt PNieated c:mm top are ll.t:l'! Minnie Orr and Mrs Ethel you Ht 00 • W.!;'l I ••,•d d a p1eture of 10lid maaeullne C!ODI· ~.{b 'II .-1: t • l'tdlctd. On, fllltft CIIMr aeep1 oo • ao fort, a ph:Lun th11t; made Patricla laltU:~'Walt til~~ ott wlU. Mr and Mrs Raymond P'r&n~ 1 dl.._ bot u Ioiii Cook1 Ye~-~ab&e., almo1t he5itata to lDterrupt. the 1: te ehutptOlllhl T II spent Prlday with relatlvtia here •• you wlab. "Want comport" llhe a a ked, ..; ra i tid / -r. •a M.lldred Singers of Ea1le Ridge, meata, puddiDp lu comiflr Up behind blm, to : ~" I WU 8 recent guest of Edythe one YeMe1 at IUlle '" "I'd lovt tt. Slt dOWII., PatrlciL Da cep t eo• ~ Stout time without lnter- FlitHa•epleatyofUMBan you had your eoft'etf" ~Y~ ball IWf ~: ~ Mrs. Paul Orr visited her pa:-able work •urfaoe. mllllllnti of oclon. 11 Area a10t lbe toW him • a d y ba rut ablllt7 ba ents, Mr and Mrs. L J Morehead added 1D ah.OC!~ tonel, <~~ave ,ou ~~ wltllMif·· ofM':Jle~~leFr~~ and son 0 &DJ t~a of tb.• bourf It • aearlr ....S. wJIU IF eqaaliJ' It ul •on... D Morris called on Mrs Pra~ci3 aoon. ~. an d d augu•ters of Racine, -T:Im• \a ao..-"•-ln m, ~·.J ar.- tlda JOG. h a.. 7 -v · 1_..-•no -. ~JookeoJDOIIII&1Tn roe SWlday p.m momtnc," be llltltHd IMr, •l:l'•tcb· u. -~ ~ r • • I Mrs Minnie Orr and Mrs. Ethel IDa looki.Da tlalidl M\M& -~11' . -..... 'r aw and da\llhter, Marilyn, called alld ?Dd IUJ~ -wtU. hi mO. brfiC'il .,..,..._ .,,._ . . on Mr. ana Mrs. Ira Hill a.nd sons Jrkla, 1lo ~- u oho _,_. olallr, 010 a ~ or P!eur.nl View, l"riday. honolf ad - - 111m "'fo~'n 1 Lyda Mao Peanon spent 10 alltly, •roa Y~'Ya .• Polllelo, tr7JDa t o - u - u week end ~ llllrl 'l'rulooll. Jut ~h~ OJ .,...,_ ~ ... _ _ • Mt. a.nd a. Roy -...on anti woman. l'iil pnilil .,,... IT• ....._ d&Uih!Ono Racine, aatled on 8 MA~IDa'tD_tlae.,.~~·--~-·~ -: •~'!"~!~., '1_1_:~ B. Tnaslell and famJIJ, 8\\Dd.a¥. w. .that .she will ••rave" about'for years <tbristmas terms 1 3 • r...t th •"'t.b SJ~H"2~~ , ·~ :i,. Wedner.;day -:;..,t' rOll 0: :WW :WW t:b..td .J-:.aa.!fd C'i:; luu=IJ· er' • 0: .. •••I• 1 :1':"-- '.. tbt;IOrr ....,rot.• '*' .._,.,. L,.,....u u , I B. H ERE Ia a real Christmas sug~· .on. Give her tWa beautifully modern, fu II pon·elain eljlamel Hotpolnt Elootric Range on our spPdul ChrietJI!.a•i Budget PI~. Terma make it ea•i•·r lo own this mllrveloua new range than to 4e without it. ! HotpoInt gives you all the remarkable food savinga1 for whieh electrie cookery is famous. Meats cook in i .~,· ~e-~ Olffl , 8J\vory juices with less shrinkage. V,~ ltli)'Ie. Ntaib lhelr h~th-giving minerals. Pot.' pans stay clean without •couriug. Give this new • method of cookery to your home while terDl8 are low. 1 1 Come In today. Buy your Hotpoinl range at 1 prices you may never find so low again. Buy now. I EUCTRIC .,,~ RANGES Souti)~rn Ohio Electric Co. I the , Middleport, Ohio• 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'j, ... w "' ,. ' Sptclal •UJ'.-•ted t I ,.. Miss w•• ..You•ve m~ced to mlse an esti.tiDe evenln&', Reuben, I've JUSt won your cupl" For proof he wated tbe trophJ in the air "'So 1 he~" laid tbt other maD. coldly, HAlla; me to prt86Dt my COn&'l'&tulationa." .. Are they from the heart f .. lnqulred Haverholt w l t h 4eftnlte mockery. Be added muatnrly, ..I'm afraid, Reuben, rour eoJ)V'I.tula. tione don't come from the heart.'" ")[y name le Biair, il you ple..., •lr!" The older man'e red face wu quitA purple. "'You reallT 1hould h a • • been ben," Haverbolt wu eaylnc In bb drawUna, aupenor t.onet... If JOU had 0~;t 1 _.ed me &r:ld mJ partner earefully J'OU mtrbt. you know. 7011 reall;p mt 8 ht baYe learned to play a Uttle brid.Je. Jt wouldn1t burt you, Reabttn.• 'Ufbanb," uld til• other, tnm· bUnc 'W'I1;b dront. "t.banke jue.t. t.be eame 1 eu mate oa\, 1 beUeve with~at 8Dlployinc JOUr '()&l'ttcul.; brand of l'r&Dd-tt&Dd brlQe." ~')[7 11'aftd·ataad bridle bl.1 proyed alncularlJ elective."' Baver-holt thoueb~1111J' and thea Ald. drawlq Patricla fo~~o ward. ..MaJ I pl'IHil\ MJ aiece!'J Ball a hundnd ptOplt aaw Blatr draw back ud eokllJ •iew tM alrl, aaw him i8aon ber u:tendecl band, eaw her babd llowlJ' drop, "One RanlioJi.,u announced Reubell Blair, "ia jllli oae more Havetholt thaD 1 car. to know." Whereapon, be lqUMrel;y turned hte back and left the room. ~- \ I • ,... ,, ~l II I road Administration ••tt'L rl.&D.' ehe murmured cmce k Juban •1It'a eo muth fun. I feel -.1 feel aa If ) elmpiJ eouldn't Jack Wlaclom Harry Prifch.,rd Harry l'~it.~h~t;~; . fli!J,!t .IIJA\~\ 1\vichit~ muph~~' t c"'\\;j~n me'"<~\!~ t,'and so ught!1a ~villi~'P.\l!l& 'pl'o.m~utiffiFon 8 1~o"u8 1 'eon\plet•l:~ "' nzt ;u , r~~ l kn to ..=Iii~' ~ ' , Ka•., by lJack, WtsdOIJil ceuti , up; the check 'IAUM' at nbtcl\lnilon, 1 ;: . ' .• '·· \ toor, 21\·Y•J!r·old ra~ch hand, to police. Wiadom was removed t;o tl\e state ", ' ' reformatory at Hutchinson to avoid poaslble mop ll.ctlon, wbich had caused Gov. wu: ffrpln : ~u~, ljl llf!!l i!;. ~ll!:ol:N: ,ot.,Qkljlhoma to order out t)Vo troops of, national guatd8111en to pro. 1 , ,lj ' '• lia't111•\~'iiioii'Or at Kin~llshor. Okla., ~et,ho was captured. I' 1 • ' 1 ,.ta ,, bad sltulltion but Instead l• doln11 ~ i\ilj;j~. wone. It ~,o ljld be h~~ Mrs Ella Archer of Ravenswood r ud MW Etta PulliN! of Columbul I accordtna TAll•-·-.. - ~~~;:·~~.=.~~·:~ of llliJ were ca lled to the bedside of thetr mother Mrs Nealy Manuel wbo r II Th ur!!dav Mrs Manuf'l austatn .. td an mJu n•c! coll ar bone. spine an.:.J \ R f ratt un·!.l nb 1:1nd Is. rP~;tm~~: u Local Taxi-Man 1 Injured In Crash 1 VIRGINIA GREGG Phone 682·L ..,e.nu CRAPTER TWENT'f·FIVB put Ior pu.l'klll g I:IPdcl! ~'. Uti that ever v Saturday mght l11t IUe Un Ltl they a:;ked about hLs t hal LS ill nil favoral>( o for KhOJIJ1JIIg, ono flnd s tho town Mo.lth He gets his fhst letter 'It grieves w; to 1\CCCIJL )'0111 m n Ja m and UJlrnt~J 1f he t~ the drtver of on automobile. rcsigno.tton. &nd rep1te1:1 <•tth•'l t tvm g to tlnd u pnrkmg place or lrymg to drive ' I haven t rtJslgned th"ouo.th the vtllag e There tH no LIH:l J10tlllion lo fmd fault w1th auy IIH.Iivtd ' Anyway IL grieves us lo o.ccept u,d lor th e confutuon because it would not be fair to do ' su llowevcl', we must fa(• e the fuctM which are t hat It grleves me that you accllpterl ><o m c thmg muf4t he done to handle the situation m som l• It Especially, before 1 tendered lt..' manner or we at·e gomg to lose trade to other towns by It grieves us that we have arleY~ ou 1 t roubl e l'ather than to gain trade by allowing indis- t.c! you cnm mat~ stopping here, the1-e and everywhere. Thereupor' the terrific struggle Ont( officer, let 1t be said hel'e now, can be m only for g:r-Jevlng honors la terminated In one :ipot ,m the town ut any g1ven point and conRequently Mlory and ita post8cr1pts The walruEt swallows the oyster The tear. JON Antonio 1t 1:-1 Jmpl;JMSible to prevent the series of tie.ups and general C~renched letters u.re ru.., t.hrouah ltlver1, wbo be Ia leader, to t onfmnon. No one will object to a car stopping long t.he wrlna:er And hung up In the llbeH which have Ttophy Room to dry enough to allow passengers to be discharged from It to Martine• Barriol t.nte t· a store or even to wait a short tlm e for the pasaenger to return to the car. What many do obJect to, however, und they are not r.ureasonable m their obJeCtions, is for drivers of can: tro t<~l u p them and park 41 double" and leave the1r cars while 1hey go into various stores to do their shopping and tie up lt•a ftl~ while they are gone. An even more glaring imposltlOn is that uf truck~ wlu l' h •top to unload, In that they will stop (as llle wnter lSI' w one a short while back) w1th the front of their truck hl oc kmg a parking place while the rear blocks anothot nud the drwer walks through the patklng space to dehver l1os 110ods to the store. The practlco ts done olmply bee"""" the drtver saves time and effurt in carrylug the goods and not being compelled to walk around hill truck. II'" lack of uon~lderatlon Is so cof!Wlutc and his "unmiti· gaLcd ra)l" sp '11reat that he •lloulti be pro..,cuted to the full extllnt of tho law wlienever hp Is found dolna such u tru lr. Our cprt<!jltlo!l8 with holliday buyers out in numbel'l!, RO'c • uch we expect a certlltn amount of mocu' en 1enco,, ~-~~~~~ 1\fld confualon llut our present system and the I! lac;]< Qf co1111ideration tor· the •••rar• 1 qf them on the hlrhway, certainly i•l I Friday I~ h1 t nL abtien~ has ~o r Mr TanatuJT ' ) ~tt~Mt ""' ----------6-. . .- aew IWUer enemJ, I &t1'e8&ed by 1 wan:ls him. Tlla com-tan.t.a, MMe. eater the caN NHI. '1'0 Middleport ~~tell • lniQe t. ,..... \be brhllfl An indefinite lcaYe of peunan- wa~ I 1!~'!.~11•a:rt.~:e::-. ., ,r i.he week eud IWinifred Wolfe I ltd' wftll hia . . . _•• )t...t · lUUnn M[N Hft1 wnnK U ~ ::~~~:~~:tr:~~cl~=d~e:~~ ' lo::bd- ... ,._,.liD. ~~~~~§~§~~~!It •'' I Ida...._ ') I NEWS OLD SALEM ', • er f"lOl.Jre m Spants •h . ANNlVEit8AR1' OBSERVED Oharlty Council, No 246, O.ua:hW( ll as ca11 1~, . r xf)t f !.I'd rcl11 of Amerlca, he)d a .111J: o cloe.k -1 r!Jlcken cUnner, recently, aL Lbelr J. tl Moulden Sulfen t.~ · ! hail 1, ob&ervanoe of the ninth erationa When Car Over· &unlverMry of the OJ'IaDlutlon or • MORNING STAR t•u oouncll A .shower was also tum• Near Add11.01'1. g1ven for Mrs Bldney Roy (Loul&e village Frltlay momlni Ohllna:erl a recent bride. H :Moulden, taJn-drlver of 1 1 J H was lenrned from Councllma JCW!ph Faulkr nlle;ger and wUe About thirty members VMrt! pre- Middleport had a narrow e&eape 1 Ross E Powell Thursday. thai h'l d Mrt: Ima Rose- of Akron who plo.ns he.ve been made to place 2~ mt fOl' the dhyu'!r and shower r~ death when hfl was aerkmaly 1 ere 1 ece n~ g u es t ~ or their parE1ecUon of omeen vta.s al&o held thoU(Ih not. crl.t.lcally Injured in a ) < 1 t.t; S S llol "' al\d wlte have Mr Moulden • :~·~ '~oc~'";,"u~"UJ':::•r. ":.~~ Mr and Mrs Jamea Stevens were crallh neartoAddi&on letUlnt-cl l fll1 11' llu: y were a.ccom· the report reaehlnR roc k to be placed on several roadpamed by Olha Clendenin and Wedneada)' Pomeroy, waa injured when h!JJ I Sl anle> Hnltt 1 whu c-xpeet to vls1t way improvement projects within '181tora In RutlaQd 11) e~ they atetnded a family re- a1•tomobUe skidded from the hliJ'h ~ 1 d fe ~ w t- t k ~ t•nlon held at the home of M.r way and overturned Into the dltr..h 1 R ~ \I V ti. l !II L'C l! JJgS are .stUlin pro-~teven'.s slater, Mn Dora Braley o., the side of the ~~ C ~~ "t lh1 MOl Ul fl8 Star U B His lnjurlea consisted chiefly of a F M Arnold. or Clnclnnatl ar~ 1 1mprovement project! the council· i ~ HUI t h man said and a considerable J lved Wedneada.y for a tew days ln.cerated tar cu~ about the bend r.hock and lo.si! of blood Tbe chie f 1 o. Rllf' II Jl(J fam ily ot Columbus I amoWJt of rock wm be nt'eded for business vlsl.t here 1.,,,d Ray uJ ond Pullins and familY of causea for alarm aceordlf\J' to om. j Mrs Lewis Burford, Mra WUUam 1 l\H He ~m o n we1" t.he recenL guest8 Rock Quarry To Keep 25 1 til~ wo'k or the Holzer Hospital at • ,Streets to be Included tn the pro· Robson and Mr and J.bfl OI'Jlo clalll 1 ur Ira Wolfe an d v.lfp OalUpolls were due to shock and Busy Prepar1n1 Rock !Ject are Beech orant Sevent.h a no Tracy of Pomeroy were Hur.tinrton lc&S o! blood before he was brought j Arthur Slngt'r l01>t h18 bam 1;, For Highways several others In South Middle, 'lsi tors Wednesday fu e here last Thursday nlaht. All to the hospital J port Mrs PaUl Leonard, Mra C H At 1 15 ho.!!pital attaches said t)e 1 I h\estock v.ere rescued but an tltie The remainder or the quota of Wise, Jr, Mr and Mrs. CeeU Brad- wa, being prepared for a. blood c 'Jrn and Iced and mOf!t of bta TO BE IMPROVED ] 100 men wiU be given JObs Frldav bury and son Charles A&a, spent tramflWon ! .. rmmg implements ~ere destroyed Unless complications should the present plans mature We~nesday ln ColumblL!• It waa thourht at t-he hospital LP~ter Halley altf'nded the fuDRemainder To Work In 1 properly, on the Pythian M\mlclpal L L C1uney and Roe.l E PoftU arise, that he would recover No bones I r al cf h1~ c omm Grant O~a~ Wt're busmeas vlaiton In ColumbU!, v.ere found to be broken on extt · project t • Rd HOU!>f' W Va recently Pyth•Jan park Recent- \''"" At least 75 men wm be put to Wedr.esday r.1Jnatlon of the physicians 1 Joseph Th01 1 n and 'Wtf~ of OhJly Purchased work thel'f! ~hould t.he arrnngP.ment MJssts Frieda Faehnle and Maty 1 ccgo Ill Mr5 Thorn dottl'lll ' aq.d be completeci Thursday Powell de- Park will leave Friday to spend ttle ' h• Malcolm of S t. Albaria Wl'&. the httle 11rl at h a Santa At le ft happy Final preparations wore being clared end In Columbus f fii€ Sl S Of the1r parents Theod,(Jl! di~tlon! a~ a pre·tal!te ot JO)'I to come m the nation u ehlldren reaf IJlade Thursday by of· rhe village rOO"ntly "omoJet.cd Nina Russell and NeJUe Ma.ckln Hamm a nd wife Th1e ..ctme m ot the 1tore visitors In Parkersburg WedRichard Henderson of COOivtlle !1clai8 and those In charge of the plans for the purchase or Pythlan · --===.=c.:=~-~ ~ I''M assist ing Emerson Rttlter wUh county CWA projects to put at park rr om the Fdles lodge Kulghts nesda)' MASON CITY ttves Pittsburgh v.ho have been Lhe (0ontlnueo rrom ~ ODe) Mrs Elmer McCarty left We d~ , least 100 men 00 work within the of Pl thias to tum the park Into Repairs &re beinG made on the KUest~ or thP. latter s mothf!r Mrs r rm work recently Gu:y Archer and family of Ath· Senator Haynes, whO had voted to -liJcal rraded achool hou.ae thl.!l week George Beegl~ returned to the1r f' llS \lof'l e the Sunday guE!M& of retain monopoly in the bill, opened DoP!lkl F~elsong or Athens H C Turner was a buslne.u; vl~l - h'lme Sunday "'- 1 a counter attack on the Whltt.e- .. ptmt the week · end at his home tor at pt Plea!ant Tuesday Mrs Arthu r EHgle Mrs Nellie C'uno. Hnmm and tamily Rev Harwood of IncUana. f!J~d more amendment, by moving to :;-.( "P. Mr and Mn A A Board of Ora- Johroson and duughter Laura and strike out the word drug' and Mr 11.nijl Mrs L C Furbt>e v;Pr-o t>Jtm Station vtslted relatives here "•1rs Daug las Johnson and bab~ II P appGintmen t for Rev ~oriia make all stores eligible for retail , u; ltprs at Gharleston Saturda y Friday r.IotO!cd to Atheu s Tue~day and 5unduv mo r r> lnK nt the Nea~ Clia .. package liquor 11ates permits Radford Ingels 'i8 reported to be Mary ~iizabelh Blet.ner of Hunt- called on l'homas Quick who W :l~ ' "I do not see how a majority Ill at h'' home here lngton spe-nt the week end with her lnjurr.-d in an outomoblle acc1dent vvting against a monopoly by the Ell:!ll.befh and Lucy cooper w111 n.. rentB Mr and Mrs Chru;ty Elet- r..lld l<> at a hospital there I "-~ state,. he declared can con-\ ilc lloote!.!>es to ~~ S F R Sunday ner. t Mn; Mlllh P{! Compton and ~on of I WOME~ sr1enll.cu.'!.ly vote for a monopoly by !dlOQl, class at Ulelr home here Mr Tuckerman or Middleport Cl)lumbus who spent th e pa...t two 'a•· ' 1 wa& a business visitor here Monday "teks with he1 pa1m1ts accompane dr(lgglsts · "IHJrS .,.y even n& ,_ 1/>Harrlsqn or Cleveland rallied to fLe boys and , girls basketball The Wah.am&. bl\'~etball teams 1( d 1let h us ban d h ome s un do.y wh o upoD a.~. JDUIIedlatelj hla •A aeaat; ~ eolllliD,• he npliecl the defense or the Havnes propo- t Pnms will ll}t"et ttle Wahama v•Ul meet ~ ~ams from Middle - \\US also th e \\e! k tnd guest of Mr 1 SYNOPSIS ~~~~Yhleg,h • ch9bl at Middleport Sat- ,m~rM~~dE~~:~alci Fru;tt>r at, face lit with wleked ;tor. "All lift In 4i1cuft aDd .... 1mew that be sal Pxplalning tho.t It was h1s be· t.Htms on lhe local floor PrettJ, 1•01 Petrlc:la Warm __ _..._...."'-,.be ann.,.,....t li alee- wa 1 ..M..t..~.... ol Jteallen Bl&lr'l lief that tempero.nce would be fur- eve11J ng • ~ ' f'i . ••nwllliariJ aeeepta th• •tte•tloal ~-..., .. ~ oMJlere eomea Beubn Bli.bt" - u......-;.~ opportgnltiea. Lhered by "making It as ~>asy to buy A D WUcoxin Was a bl4Sirlesa Chrl.sty Bletner, Homer Rou.sh, lf!)ded the fun eral of Ltu! II ttl".. s I • ,.., • •--~~ • •,.... •ffJ - btl diU --." 1M •• , . a. package of llqUOl (IS It Is to buy a ~ I S Plor 11I Pt PIeL'liUI •-t Ba_ "'May Utd Eugene Gress were business l'ncle In Middleport 1 • I BILL H c Gee.. r ...e 'l'hue came am---~~ ... w.. tn'ath UwW abe ref~ Oae nnYinln'IU. Htllo -~ '- .,..,.. otthattM..-.1:. SM looked ca n of coffee. The .regu)a.r monthly meetlng or visitors at pt Pleasant Tuesday M.r and M1 s F.rl Shearf'r or The Favor of Other Mea ·•·t~ rl- 1 --•- ... _....a-.o ...,.,. th ~ t Teache's • A·· -Iatloo Ellen Mee!l and Bernice Farley Charleston ~ penl thP \'.f't>k en d 1 Unluatw o v•n l ' of bll!Jul«> tlowdal17 . . . . .'- Bil!"' . . . . •7 a hll Rep. Beuben Bla1r WUft u.l• ai erpct ldm on, ~ "Poonle nre entitled 00 get Uquot c .-..r~ · """" b-::: 1 to bo el r while wlOI PatrtdL htrlda nu ___,_..._, _. _,......__ .. , __ _. ..:--- •oQ ........,;......, _ M.~ kt I "'•te blm as eas1ly and as cheaply as PM- I will be . field at the community st udents at Marshall College spent with Mr and M1 s Richard Beegle ,00-;,_• .{.,~~~ " ~~"~o~r tx?::f. Thl'a ~~:~ _.. .. _ _ .. _ .. ~~- _ . '~ _.... ~---. ... b•ooldl"" ~·e•d•• evening the week end at their homes here Mr and Mrs Robert McKel\ey your ... h,!ebOJdy Mo~t-,ent.. .rr.tbat'dand lloJU ID t.err•r •H er &teJa_...-, ~ ....•~ ~· wldo, .,~ -•~ ;-- ·~ -.-.. -·~- Bo'a 0 110~• .,.. , ,__ 1 ton. wtl.ll The Waham a ba s ke ,~ tean!S or Ann!• co u,upal.oid Y1111 11"'t Yfl lo w to~ nl..,. t. .,.. -~ ,..~... 0 ~ ,.._ .... ......., pN- sible satd the Clevelnnd Senator, Patt·~ i Ou1.hrle of .... ~... res I,R;I 11 ..... .. Gcove ~ ",.1,.~ nt 8 un d ny \\"lh 1, , ~k "' 1 •n>pl.,~ , dull .,)'.,.._ bad brei.t11, feUIDI • IIC8Dia ... ea coat. He e&rJ"hd, a JO]d-hea4ell t.entloaa, bttorilhlittle IUI11u 'So t hat the purcha.se of liquor u bu 9 1nes.~T vlslt0t here Monday pla~d at Tuppers Plains Saturday lhe hillers pmentfi Mr and Mrs b&d t1u1 ij ~tas dinlnen h-tk.dacl!L YYI" Pa&rlcla I• f•rcecl te mab her Uriaa cane• ID hia --'" ..... 'WU a fat, ...u '"A perfect ..aeif.pticm." rnpon.l- D w111 have no more 'romance' value H I d WUU Bl tne e\efllng They 1!1'ere reported to have Cllarlcs Bt>eglc and fmnll} ;:~" ~~~~':h~nk:~~"•,':.!':nkiV.;u rh~~·,m~Jt ~ ,UJLnr profeo-•oa-• ..ri.re. 1•· watch' wblclo~.·- o-••;:; eo( w . . .~~•t -•~un•lf. u_ rr'than the nnrchnSf' or n cnn ot e en a.n; am e r were ..___ I .,...... b lh r£ ... r .. ;. ,, ... DaD w.. , ua .--. --..n_ u. tao coffee,. Fl visitors )Saturday ~. n hfO very tnter~t.lng ,sameB Mrs Lon OI!Jbf; and daughlt'r I t•u:u~"'r~~..~"'t rm t;veobod,. ll'rtll '' 1 e r 1 an 1om• Revc:tlutiorw:y :Qlair and ned. "Rut UBUNd, htrWa, ... Ho91cVer the Sheppard-Whlttf>Mr und 'Mr11 James ~of!Binger , e SCC}l'e for the boys game was Wlnltred and M1s Annie HoopE's l:lut 1.. nt take .alt• min!1'111 ,..tea. 1tiiL laUan Unerholt, Ute brWae wblch t"· 1-- 1011 of \h• &netent U.te1 -.u too. All ua Jnoid,.e playaud Okn H'1gglns were Vloltors at 22·21 l,h favor of Tuppel'll Plains .snent Titmsda) w 1ih Mrs Aug"•ta oil• lut.tive !.l<ll• lanuv.. ...adJ.,. 01' •• t Mr. Sb e Vhainla·U WBlaiN .,r-•• • nJOte 8fOU" COntending thBt di'Ug d t• ( th e gt.,., . t.. ,.. """ ch~"'i"lf ~"mu t.nd eXlJed tbt"m toM rid as:pert. 111aku her ..,., tond to cH.apl•J'• en Ute et.cb. other."' ,.. - Hm•tlng~on Saturday au "e score or .. game Elo.l~>er a nd M; nr,li Mrs Grover of lhi~ vols.or. tht.L tleatroy•_)'(lur periQnal ••"a to bll palatial home where he He DelcmciiMI to one 'Of the ftrt,t f&m. She Mtlllled Uollt to debate Ute gists were the lo~lca! retailers of James Diehl returned to Hunt-. wa:i:ed 9-9 _ {ialzer 1 eha.•m I hey c11n t •II• it ror tli•J' onll lntr..aee• her .. hil ldece. Pat Ia illu o1 th~South he had been tn matter when 11&.-.rbolt to...d ov.r liquor because their pharmacllrt 11-~lllgton l\londay :where he has emph Mttars of Charleston W118 ', Mrs Earne1'1l Clark o.nd son Gene W,~~e~~!nt~tot~~ :~~~Yo~::;~~b~;n:, •dn., laolipant antil Baurholt explliu L"'- Socl·' ..;,...! u u ••-,. ••- po-r, ••· --• cense "Insures their responsibility," •oyment nw...uainess vl!litm her~ dufll)8 the ~nf: n t F r I·'uay wlth MI'S Rl ch nrd I .:ayed 11o1son Luan tot,.,. wun t ~~~w. at .n ...._ ....... - ~o~~~or....,. ..., ..,_ . _ . . ....,..... .,.. succeeded In def~mtlng the Haynes 11 end Only" rr.,.. """" of y0ur bll~ ju.lc. w1ll lie wu thinkiaa of her re,utau•n. bad been • ~ Re-'~t.r. Bil ber ow;u name tor dle erst time in Mr .8ri\dbury of Wddleport was Ut egle .tcp thi• .t ..eay P"'"''" io ruur b.~-..~b. 'fttt •·•· 2 tl ID lo"e with _,_ I amendment, 16 to lO a bu.'llness visitor her8-tMonrl<tv Mn Myrtle Moor;;: and J ean M d M L one 1mld '"""t•bl\' .ned1clM wh1ch 11Aru Patr• Htte J own !Dl])Ort.anee wef8'hecl: coDatan~ priM, Mllll Patricia Raverholt. tht The SenaLe then di&'«)lved lhe M's C"·lsty Bletne' anci,..,.uaua"· Rc.t.uth r N H I r A.ll rs awrence SaLwt a fr"" no w ur •u ur hllo Ju•e~ " C.artt~r • Clartr TrKJ, &he- polo pl•Jer. S'"••· -·, •-··tlon of the B'-'Joumoment. conun ltLee oI th e wh oIe an d ad - ,,, a nd ,.,ca,mellta .. o of ew Mraven .lnd Lllllan Salser of Columbus 1:. L!tU• Lher Pille Nn u!omel (mere\lrJ I ._ H •a\ ch ......... _ .. -~o.: .. -•--', auDU. ~ .. _ -a.... Cunn[""'am end guests and werf! M•s Jweek W "(,n C11.r1er • Only HnP m•ld vto~et.abk _......... -•• •· --' ·•~!led. -"..........,, ' 1 ~ 1•..'('P t, Thanksglvlog wl" •- - 7(1ur Cl.r•• Jo onra~ • - to Marine ~-. .....,_world •·• .._ ,...,. .... ~ _... , , ,..• -~- wu ~·----' wu-• journed until l 30 P M t.Qdar;, A wcce Pom•.n• •lslto'' Batu~a'V l'.t:o.rtln wit' ro r ~ "rt .....,;s • you wou'11 brm~e ..'"" •• Cl kar •, .......... ar u "'"B ow dON t,..eeI to •· f AmOUI !" O'Pt\lln Of antl-monO""Iy ..,.~w , y'"'HuntJ l 1'1~I1 s part'nL'I ' Mr and .Mr:. . Ed Cltl't.er ~"""'' rharm m ""'" m•n •tan t.allllll aocIet 1 r£, 1' Pat 1 rat.. met W"'·" ... _ .. _ __. __ Come to w ... n Senil.tnrR V•,non c ......... m o• ' I Little Llnr Pill• &co!o.rdl . . .. 11 _ 11..... I t ~... ~ ..,...a ....# .. ---... ..~ ~ ,. r:"' ~ ~I) ser oli...eet•ona t miM.y l~f ... drult It~ b.i• luue • heo •·~ ll a aucb ~ a. Jull.n B~erbol' Raverholt demanded., eyeJn1 be r were Lo hold o.n informul lneet;n$ !JJ.iton v...,ltedt h!iatl.ve8 htlre SWlP. r • h d llrWIJ• (for an, ceata aD bo.u) wer• , ...n o w , . ~ q.ubdcaJb. "An,... Nd7 tt pub- ~arller to "coni!IOlidate t.helr~s on - .. eveplouo \ UVRCAS "'Mr,' WJohn Hayman o! , Letart mar~;..";"... .. ~i:.~~n~to!'" .:rca·~ '" u-· Sfcu...-• -~-~~:·•-. ....,~ 0:.-r' ~" • • .._..._ ~-- po2lltl ht proper mfthod 1 0l re ail II - ·~ .1 _...,n edDorothy ne.!day •Jth her daugh- r.etum CaNer'• Uttle. tr...~.af _."" _,...- .u.,_, . -1 - t~ 'f, "II , ,._ - J'"- . . ."'. on ••· - uaR" Charles- • ROthgtJ.> or \,flevelaod t1 1, Haylllan Liver P•ii•A•kby tor nafnl' lllld Ret what UYID.I wid' Iter sta,..otli.!N' t.lta Yaneed. ol oonbaet llrtdp'f" ~nsJng " s~c nt the ~Wfek end here With ~lic01e 0f I Ml ,.. ..... .... C JV~!I C:ll Cess Ruth ~lse .!!_f_ M Utne. MeetiD.I Pat •cai.D a\ a ... _.. "Greetfn.p" ~lied Raftrhott. "Yf)Ufn mald~f.JUp ot ipe," ebll Actlor In the H011se on 6 llqlwr ·---.:--'-- - - ' - - -- ---t_ Iddleport __. I 0 ' I Mr and. Mr.. tesse N8lsol\ were 1\trl'e.ll ,'luld b&lnesa vL!d.tqrs 11.t Atheni Wed· pa.renY. ~ . Charlet Lemuttr Wed •-. . 11112 DAlLY t'IIIIIOR8 - · OBlD. 11o munct.Pal affair lmmtnemately Jll!'ldal' momlna: for New Salem fot• aiter the purchase WU COO.SIImated , a vllit with her parent$ Mr end the ?tllaae af11c11.ll asked for the Y:ra. E. A Yontz ~· • al'l)rova.l of proJeota t.here to ~lace many unemplo)'ed men ol tht! vll~ la1e to work ~ ~nmlly ~of Delaware, Ohio . spent re6day Beldon Nellon returned \he ~Jv~ hOlldaya wtt.l JVIt.h Lbilm to 'bJ..s home afteT a 'few the forD'lfiA '))QeD~ Mr. ahtt Mn. days vl'ilt here ' ~· P' Perrell. EMJ ~11 re!Qlnecl Mr and .Mra B A Hallda.y tor ' • f • ·- '. • • ' r' '' lOliJ Thursd&Y ' Cla.r~nce Beav.er n\med .frlm Maxine Smith wu ~ un.ab!e to fhomt Wolf'& rarm at Grett. ~~ehd attead IChool a .few •rs the IWi1 ll' the 86Uie zcorrp; pl'\)PCI:ty V'feelt ~ues of lUnt166 ~ 2.00 S f ANTIQUITY' ' ()lrolllall. . lit... Cab ..... ~ • • • •f "' ' a~ Mrs O)l(ty ,1A~Ut.. 3f-;'"' :\.A 1cr the hour gla.a8 ~ust w1u!Q. you 1 .... ~~-- om.. ...d hi.efdi- • _. . , , • ' It' tough, .;;;!'.telillo. It 1happens l'lVP.l'J' day it hell)' i!op ~--~~~~~======~~~~~~---: ! lf&TJONAJ. &IJVB!!TJMNO 11121'8EGilfT&TJYIJ:8 ~ in gUttetlllll lj)oUf+i:*l •: ""'"" 411 '""' '. .• '1 l htre J.oday' and ". , Lhe l~, Lo- Uon. for th~ ~~:~~~~ atohe1, ~ ~lila. OUra and brother, 1 morrow A tpuch at ~~" " VU.tde J4DJ MlJd.nod 9ugb~ Ra_ytp.DIId hand ~d ):our name \i 111 •• .llaaf; of Cb&(1eY., Sl18lrll li Wl'y l'U 'With l.Cfsl Lena Byers of RaclDe spent ljloor ~ t.wle~ oJ a. tlextn}UI ...,... -..de~ tevar · "1 t~ days recently with M1.ttle BJld Ule IJ<Ikt Wtera dllfolJJe lh'l !If. and 'Mrs. JJ.Plelt PearaQD, of, PowltU 'urpenttne never to b~ , Pomeroy s~t $~~ witq~ ..-t \ _..__ __ _ _ __ It M!,l Be a Merry Christmas! 86eond-.......,, o. Puillllbod Dl!lf '• ·· - -- " ' .fl '• • I . '. �..' . .'. . • • • • TBB DAILY TRIBUN-E I ~::;::: .. IFJtad .sfF" .wt.er S.pl u. 11311, .s t.b• . . ariiee a& I • a: •·--. ~~~- U llllloli:b a. 18'!1. 1 "zW -........,.. .x-lod •• :~..owr .,. 1' .., . . "'""'~ Will be ,_od. . ' . ...,w, . ., ~ .,... "**-111114 • J.eu.rt ""' new• mattw ror pubUcatloD t.beJ J - " ' ~~~-""" lbOir _,.,. •llb...lb ... .. ... _.,..._ ~lOtion,,I>Owooa '~eellol>t aild'dnolroble 11> ahem· - rr -., - '..,, 1 fcrth I •: ' l)uve your dia~ , unde.: DontriJI 1 :;ou receive your own restgtiatlon_~ registered mall and !,re ~~ : fiatt,e.r than a hoot owl's face · fr04 I!Dmboll, lllo. nn··.._ ...utHrtttt 110..-. ..... lt!Liorlal Olfloo Call118-=-~- - - - - - ene - Doll..,.. 117 c""rer 'Viteek •••• •• •••••••• , •••• f ffDis&b ................. , a, Jllo!l .1oO!De Idonth . . . ... . . . •. . ~Three Mond>o ... "... .. .. 1,iae y~ , ..... , .... , •.,.•• , , 1"'·00 SIX; ~lODtbl . , . • • , , • • , .• , • CAUSES OF \ - .60 1.00 LYNQilNc;;,$ , I· •' ~~-~· ~::t. ' \' ' .. l\ ' , " ,' EAS"l SPILLER ·Mr. and M.ni f Ji -- ,• a lbl;leer vlalt wf4ti hta ,crandJ ll »t ~ beef I L v.~ek Mrs Ray 8t6bart am;t 1oten ltlf*mon of Vanport sper~ot the 'A'eek cud wtlh Mr. $nd Mrs ~ ~toI bart and ramf1.v 1 I Delmar ward who has employi rolfnt near Atbeni speQt tb't week Htd here \\lth hl.s family The m11.rrtage of MaKI.he da.nter cf thls place to Pred Pratt of near .E"t.Jversvlll(' has been announced Herbert Rose and Murl Shain m<Jtcred to OHlllpolm Sunday They were accompamed home by Murl's wife Mrs Ada Canter e~~tered the hoa1 pital at Parkersburg last Frlday where she will undergo an opera- I I INCE THERE has beerl ouch a hu e and cry recently anent the lynching in Califorma - whtch Governor l Rolph as a red blooded Attterican, condoned, it mtght be well for those who are so thoroughly opposed to any !om• of capztal pumahment and so thoroughly aroused by the 8ummary actwn of the usually la w-ab1ding people of the weste rn state, to ponder over the causes of a pent-up public. Let us tak e the ease of Jack W1sdom for instance, the cowboy who but a few days ago, confessed to the ktd uapm g and murd er of a man and h.s w1fe because he 1 ft•ared the co nsequences of a tr1al fo1 gtv mg them a J worthl c:.;:-; ch(•c k. After confessmg that hemous crtme, he furthel' ndmitted slaymg another person at a dtfferenl t1m e, y~t that cowardly beast is now aerv mg a sentence nf li fe Imprtsonment imposed upon hnn In Kansas for his ouexcusa ble wanton klllmgs, bemg railroaded through to pn~o n secretly mstead of forfeiting hl A own Ufe Let us further consider the case of the convtct who \\ .t s hut recently refused a pardon He is also servmg a hfe sentence for slaying three people. Unfortunatel.~ there ~rt! uH too few cases wheretn the killers frul to get \\ ll.ll they re<Juest m the form of parol es or pardons. l .._. ta Let us take the case of the murderer who had been - 1--- • Jl.tldoned by our own governor rtghl here in Ohiu when · bc1 ScW•a bu.'l;lll llc Jc£tl il.c.s l hat ~Polddolo tw cannot bolt to Lhc Gthet party ., l11· \HL~; ~ervmg a Be ntence of hfe imprisonment for a .l h~cume he bolted the othe1 party b 1 o term to the t\ld of Lim; part~ He lltill, . . . . JI\U id l' t' l.:Om mittc d in Chlclllnatl and whn while enjoymg 0 ..~no .1 iii Ulc \ocnl Man Without n Cotm~ 1 8JIId. . . . . tl!<tl 11 I -uetlelVcd freedom, Hiew the Wife o f a penitentiary a, Arlltur 11 Dugs" Baer Ill The Phillip Nolan or Ferry ..... tlt ... pS 'I·~ olhu.tl nnd wus then e lcctro1 uted How much more ~:~atBeats doomed to Lravel from Man- ~ ._ .. 1,J \Jill! Jl hud l,ee n had thts lwa8t been electrocuted m hutta.u lo BI'Ooklyn Statenhisbland udS ·~-~-:;~:;,~~ Pl od retuw Never Loshall foot ~ ~ , . . ........ f11. he hl'8t place and the hfe of a good moth er and innocent u·s All Pollt.lti!i I htrida .. 11 lllllb 1pulse lo luok up Uw Iecoid~> ami see test on mganlzntion gwund 1 1 1. !'ow much Arnold WJUI paid tm ~Ill· 1 ilf \. uoen ~))al ed. tn the course or politic.~> IL olt. be- rPndlng WeRt Point, our Mr Tung- I Clark ..,...~_,.:;·;~~~~~ Jw1l what JWsllfu:atwn (Uil the1e h e fo r .s uch in-ICOJ:mes euent1o.l for the head hean tuff .stmmeu; down and decide~; to I Us ~ad But Its po1Jt1cs of t he II hill Lo ~k for H. few lmrmt· mpport the administration On ~a~ 6• unda 1d b1 am.l and popular among IOdetp 1-1lam C:'S lll \\ h1c h the 111noce nt Ia. w-ahtdlllg people of out• ex its t11c b ull ~ gore 1 s lt'D arc we a re ~ kl8 I . _ tJ.tl!un urc made hm nUle VJCtJ m:; of lustful ktllers who ---~----- ilr!Qe cr..~:=:;:~·;:;.:;:~:~ Ar.d none or us out.aldCrb know ' {~ ha ve HOt the shghtcst JlllClCSt Ill what is rtght or J Ust 01' th(' workinfJS, the windings and tlle '!rmOJ i l Boll aDcl Rude Dun~. fthl.sbed ''• •• . .OJQ 'I'OUB Nalfa I . ' '' ne Word Led T th 8Jlent ThUJ11Clay with lit ~ Mrs. \V R Dsvla Mrs Pavis Is a:alnlnK ~V~wly but 1s .tur un'a.ble to wl\111: M:r and Mrs Harry Tewell ot N(Jth Dakota, W F Thompson and t:itf.er Nora and Mrs Lena Johnt(..D were dinner guests Tue&lay with Mr aml Mrs H 0 Shtlneneld hUfklnl com for Cbl.rle.i' ,l.emaa· T-h~ V. ood s saw moved on the L ter, llo!lday ; ri Neloon farm !.he past week. and Mr. &od lla. .J D.: 'ltlback pt now reMdy, for sawmg Mr Nelson Rolandus calJed on hi& dau&btir, I! Ul hJ'vlni a tiQ.rn pattern sawed M1'8 8Uiic O.lncr ltlld elWdten. E L. Boswo~th is working bethe put Wftk. ~ lnw HobsQn l'epalring house~~ that Della Lovett sepot ~ wlt~ bo.ve been moved fn constr11et1ng her fatJte_r, b. M t:oncer Ml and lire. Emery Powell and the new Route 7 highway Star orange will m~t ln regular chlldrert were caWnc ~~ llr. &ad Mra D\l.le Boyd and d.BU&'bter, re- fii!B8len the Ju\entle O range wl.tl }lresent the literary pr01ram After cenUy ' JUnior Wlrtes , has the Chlcken- which the grange will serve O"JSters and cotfee pox · Mrs Robt McKinney sp~>,n t TueaMr and Mrs Yl.,-ne lll.trWon and children of Rutland, 1pent d'-Y with her pareflts Mr and M1'8 ThankiiJtvlna With her moUU!r, '\\" A Hampton ~ R[ P~RATI~·N~ M~o[ T~ ~l~c[ •" ' . llolwt'aiJlc l•viStlngs of polltical mantpula.Uons AU we know l& that ma.n y adminis\Vhen uue l'C1ldts nml hel:lr.::; ai.Joul tht!st: ca~e~ wh6re·l:::~:::t,:,•~ave been aQ-enathellf!d by , _,wm IWlUde Has fullen sv .far t't hbrt in bemg properly admm- J 1 r l3lt.H'ed, "the wondet· il:l- not, that law-uiJtdmg peo JJie do J w e get our compreiiSed 1n fo rmat!veul u.d ly lo!-ic all co ntrnl of themseher~ and mete out a tlon from the newspa.pe~ l'hey loU it. down t.o Cladle rock a nd all .]Ur>t nnU llghtenu:-; pumshmcnl, but 111~tend that they can 18 the 110rrow and anguish 1 ou taan thtlm!;elvl':-i 1-10 lun g before the final hi ow-oft' d0\!8 both by the demander and compUe1 i.:JlllC • c· ,0 . --·-- - - · 'I Hl PARKING SITUATION li~ fll JH EH~ hi 11u dt~tJUtlllg lhc lucl t hut Pomeroy 11 hard Mr been decided upon who waH not preat Lhe meeting T~ngtuft' nevc1 relt better iu g ll'i I ,I ' ',, l jL~I~<•~·s~b~ln~e~•t~~~~~~~~~~t~;~~a~~~~n·~~~~~~~~~~~~th~e I HOW CAN wIN MEN AND MEN WIN ' 00 1 Jua.a. ...,.... Pleasarlt T 'Ill' • 1- •t , ,;Ju., . hGit'l, Cla•k dou not r««~~&e llet• Be breake en ap1t9iatment .. ~adl Patte drln h-er new l:IU' aad rGee ea • trip with hla Daneee'• famiiJ. NotlDI her dutappolntaent.. Raver• bolt quMtluu Pat, a.ut ehe •enlu tbet ehe lovea Clark Pat Hncen• t.rat•• OD brkl•• te rerpt. Tba cemre Lhe brllllae tournameDt lpoD• HM bJ Reuhea BlaJr, Ba.-erhott•a •- ••• ..,_ Clerll:. Pat bitter enem;p . Clark Ia .treeent. Be l• 41atrell8ed b:r Patricia • coolneu tee ••rde bttn The conte&lleen. Buer• holt aniol Pat plaJ with taa~hlne-li.. ,recl•ion aalll ~rfeetJon anlll are 1111 t:M lealll. ' It•• Re 1mlkld. He had felt that way himself-eo often. Be underetood .' Che reve 1 1n her blood, the bu.rmnc h'iumph In ber heart. Tbe world wu up!dde doWD for her just now, .,. It bad Iolli' beaD upaide dowa tor him To win. to wtD, to win, to wreet from tb• earde evei'J trick .,..., held and mor.-wbat victol'J' m all of Ufe eou1d be eo thrUUqf l)b Jllllan Baverholt knew how 1be (eli. "Doll"t. he laid mlldlJ', "dol!'t .. dam.orallzed bJ' J o a1 IU«e~IL ~he wp tan't our1-not 1et • It wu A\ one o'clock P•tricia ana Juhan Haverhoh triumphed eve• Mr and Mrs. GramlUe Simp. •on and the otlelals computed th• •otal e eo t e • ot the tournament ~emn~ The Reubu Blair eup be· longed to Julian Baverholt. the ~onor'• mo•\ bitter enemJ'. It wa• 1101 a populet I'Jetory. These pla.yf the ott ..art, weN Blair'• •r• f)t m " fnenda a,nd npportf:rt. Jull&p liked that p..rtlrblar eOyt of Unpopular. ltJ He q~Ju outdi4 tumlfllf 111 Wutm.. " ' ,j . ' ,. M.-a. H....-y . i\ vy~al Patrtcla eoald not object. She could object to nothlnl now ~park· Una laul'hi!lC intosieated w'lth the bead 7 Wine o't IUCCIII, ebe 1tood Jn the mulst of the mUUn1 rroup, which bad awatted the Anal outr.ome. Deifuted playen all, bitter, resen=l. jealou, emillnc t.bei r sweet., faJH talilelo ofterfq their ~.lleaninclell IDJineere eonpatulaI"Jona To \h~ Jirl enr;pthi'lll' ran1 F"Ue. She to..ed eneythin• t.onilbt.. "Yen the hqe, ornata, ehi:nlac, cup, • waidnc her ume and Jallan • A matvelou eap. She Mi4 ottn. • ItT"10•he cleo Muet we 1 eaT I Planded routhtUUJ, ap-peallDc' t.o ~m. all. WCoulda't we baJ• the ume1 ollravtcl ouratlnU "I dolnlo " ..w be oaf• to :.a.. It,• h11aJo ado2Hd ur drJIJ, '''' ... lhe cup u tt.~ 11, and tiW oliver ccmald""" "''""'1. ,..,. ··~ •• .,..1<! DOl briDf •• mucb. pickedit ap, Jv.li thto bll•lanc4 f•U ~ tho ·-•-•- , _. I I I '* CHAPTER TWENTY-811 I aeeuaed him. ~ .bu face nll continued to... , a watt n. 1-eport t ftuahed. wtt.b Allin eolon. She won. 'rom the lower h01.se Judiciary deted lf ClUk bad ~tea tb- aljtielt. ' 0 Dl'Uitl.f1t._ _ if he .re,liaed. that 1he had .ror:t bti' Tlii!re-·m,.a- di$p001Upif' • i\mOhg apW'B Iaiit nl.ht. Not that it mat- wme house and senate leaders to tered pArtleularlr, but be bad leem.. recei:IB l.onight until next week e4 10 in~relted. j BRO HOb,••.1 ahd you'd pro~abiJ 1\:t AD -RUN, VA. a loot at the teleframe," .aid tla~. erbolt euuaUy. indic:&tinl the 'lie Helen Row.:h who haa employ· •tacked ln the chaiJ: I:Hifide him aqd nent. at Gallipolis, spent the weel• enjoyll;ll' Patricia'• blr, •urpr1sed end a.t home eyel. "J'n •one tbrourh t.t'tem aJ Lucy Rickard of Graham 8t~o.· readJ'." b• addecL ~ouP at lea,t ~:lyn 8 ~~~ma~lday night Wjtll ba]! tbe et~ t.a addreBsed to tou." Dor.aey Roush and tamlly wel s AU tbilf abe 1a1ptd, .. ht lcalllr.g on Will Clark and raml.ly dumped t}\e envelopes into b~T 1•11 Sunday ' •f>J'be fruite ol clory," be •aid. Milton Jark, Dela. Ann and "'Coftl'r&tul&tlou from er&ek-pots Richard Ord were Sunday vlsltom who wen' to Mil JOG a bovae and. of George H.esson and family lot Ia Fl~ from deadbeata who Mr and Ml'll William Johnso't want JOU &0 lerul tUm moner, from spent the week end with Mr and amblt1oua matron• in Bronsvilt. Mrs Tod Larue of Hartford who wouW love to bne rou d.J'op in Mn Pard Hudson and daughtct for a• eveallls and teach tbem how Betty May of Point, were ca.lllnq to plaJ bridae tor the prlee of your on her mother, Mrs Ann Hesson eupper. lt'a a ~at: lit., •1 dear, Sunday 1t ;poa doa\ weeken.• Hazen Roush and fallllly spent 114 eoald aot de•troJ ber pleu- the week end wlth his pa.retns Mr arw. Suec:eN and adala~oll were old and Mn Okey Roush to bJ.al, the, were anr \o ber. She SALES REPORT or THE PT. Jtal'llld. l'oin&' !~'roup tbe enul- PLEASANT LIVE STOCK CALES ~ trllt -~-~ ~a"elo11 • t1 ~In CO, Poln& Pleuani. w. Va. •"- - uODI peop • un.uOWll Baturda.y Dee 9 1933 to her. to ruliM lbat theJ knew Hop receipts 175 to 220 lbs 365 ber. to realise t'bet •be bad atepped to 3.85, llrhts 3 6fi to 3 85 , fat sows from tilt rub !~lie a potltioa of , 2 76 to 3 00, boars 2 50 to 3 oo promln.e~ Cattle receipts steers 3 00 to 3 75 A plaJ''-1' card eompanJ wanted hellers 2.60 to 3 45 ro.t cows 2 oo to W ouldft'l you like to luJ..., a m-,.,e to .uct her •aroaa o1 playln& :;::70 caru\E!rs lUi o lOOt milk eowa earcta. • cotmetie ~pan' wanted 13 00 to 1'1 flO MJilh thae Hotpoinl feotara •er to aee.pt a JMZ"• •afp)J of to v;~ ea~:1u~,P 8 ~~ 0to~~~~~ ~IDII and lot!olll tn return for the Ilion and heavte.s :.125 to 4 lO ~~"" 11e&! of UIDf Baber neom~~ Tl:lckO..IJ £LI:U. .-on, • -r. 8 1mon md •an- .... BASH AN K..pa In the • • ' caU .C. once 10 tat 1he llliCbt qt.Clean, flamele . . Wlten Patriel• came down1teln de an arcument between him aad electrle heat aooli.• ~-, unt eledrl· dty. ...... f.ollowmc m~rntn 1 Haverholt bia wife, a •mart. lhop wanted her Mrs Minnie Orr called on Mrs to ode a a fa at a • ....., ,-r ~patraft&ft a lfn. Elton Bart- Rhooa McElroy, MondQwas at ~akf••t. not "' e -aa•- S f~'iG 8 OQkl, ~k d Mr and Mrs ~ ~bert Hlll .lf the1 can cook. llfldL'Ia1'1:111tl Cllct t>erelY. tonftal 4iniQ room tiai to at~ .. clve r~ ..::" lit. e· and SOIUJ, Bobb): and ~uey, of ~­ the eozr, eo~ortable breakfut .w, ~ . lt~l' ...~ tlf.ri tart, wete TUesday dinner gUests • ~T._,ELil¥"~ · 1 n~ a ~eumk plaee eheerful Ja'iluBanrhlt;;~i;;'. of }!CI aQ41llfra., e. :£ 'l'ruuell ,\...,... ~tC ,, t; ,. :1..~ ' 1, abc,:at Wltb _ehJnt.' aad pewter aM delft. "It'• _ Wa aU ntJd.". arutouneed c B Morris apent Wednesdt'j' Xeepe' .._~~-1 a\ Weannc • veJ.-et dJUtlnl IIQWD, Patricia. atarlq d~'l at'"' wlth H. V Tucker. the temperature otlu.rdudeo. smokina, hunched onr a ne•a- lad lUlkatiOa. 1e Mr.s Lottie Hayman ealled on dial paper, Julian Rnerholt PNieated c:mm top are ll.t:l'! Minnie Orr and Mrs Ethel you Ht 00 • W.!;'l I ••,•d d a p1eture of 10lid maaeullne C!ODI· ~.{b 'II .-1: t • l'tdlctd. On, fllltft CIIMr aeep1 oo • ao fort, a ph:Lun th11t; made Patricla laltU:~'Walt til~~ ott wlU. Mr and Mrs Raymond P'r&n~ 1 dl.._ bot u Ioiii Cook1 Ye~-~ab&e., almo1t he5itata to lDterrupt. the 1: te ehutptOlllhl T II spent Prlday with relatlvtia here •• you wlab. "Want comport" llhe a a ked, ..; ra i tid / -r. •a M.lldred Singers of Ea1le Ridge, meata, puddiDp lu comiflr Up behind blm, to : ~" I WU 8 recent guest of Edythe one YeMe1 at IUlle '" "I'd lovt tt. Slt dOWII., PatrlciL Da cep t eo• ~ Stout time without lnter- FlitHa•epleatyofUMBan you had your eoft'etf" ~Y~ ball IWf ~: ~ Mrs. Paul Orr visited her pa:-able work •urfaoe. mllllllnti of oclon. 11 Area a10t lbe toW him • a d y ba rut ablllt7 ba ents, Mr and Mrs. L J Morehead added 1D ah.OC!~ tonel, <~~ave ,ou ~~ wltllMif·· ofM':Jle~~leFr~~ and son 0 &DJ t~a of tb.• bourf It • aearlr ....S. wJIU IF eqaaliJ' It ul •on... D Morris called on Mrs Pra~ci3 aoon. ~. an d d augu•ters of Racine, -T:Im• \a ao..-"•-ln m, ~·.J ar.- tlda JOG. h a.. 7 -v · 1_..-•no -. ~JookeoJDOIIII&1Tn roe SWlday p.m momtnc," be llltltHd IMr, •l:l'•tcb· u. -~ ~ r • • I Mrs Minnie Orr and Mrs. Ethel IDa looki.Da tlalidl M\M& -~11' . -..... 'r aw and da\llhter, Marilyn, called alld ?Dd IUJ~ -wtU. hi mO. brfiC'il .,..,..._ .,,._ . . on Mr. ana Mrs. Ira Hill a.nd sons Jrkla, 1lo ~- u oho _,_. olallr, 010 a ~ or P!eur.nl View, l"riday. honolf ad - - 111m "'fo~'n 1 Lyda Mao Peanon spent 10 alltly, •roa Y~'Ya .• Polllelo, tr7JDa t o - u - u week end ~ llllrl 'l'rulooll. Jut ~h~ OJ .,...,_ ~ ... _ _ • Mt. a.nd a. Roy -...on anti woman. l'iil pnilil .,,... IT• ....._ d&Uih!Ono Racine, aatled on 8 MA~IDa'tD_tlae.,.~~·--~-·~ -: •~'!"~!~., '1_1_:~ B. Tnaslell and famJIJ, 8\\Dd.a¥. w. .that .she will ••rave" about'for years <tbristmas terms 1 3 • r...t th •"'t.b SJ~H"2~~ , ·~ :i,. Wedner.;day -:;..,t' rOll 0: :WW :WW t:b..td .J-:.aa.!fd C'i:; luu=IJ· er' • 0: .. •••I• 1 :1':"-- '.. tbt;IOrr ....,rot.• '*' .._,.,. L,.,....u u , I B. H ERE Ia a real Christmas sug~· .on. Give her tWa beautifully modern, fu II pon·elain eljlamel Hotpolnt Elootric Range on our spPdul ChrietJI!.a•i Budget PI~. Terma make it ea•i•·r lo own this mllrveloua new range than to 4e without it. ! HotpoInt gives you all the remarkable food savinga1 for whieh electrie cookery is famous. Meats cook in i .~,· ~e-~ Olffl , 8J\vory juices with less shrinkage. V,~ ltli)'Ie. Ntaib lhelr h~th-giving minerals. Pot.' pans stay clean without •couriug. Give this new • method of cookery to your home while terDl8 are low. 1 1 Come In today. Buy your Hotpoinl range at 1 prices you may never find so low again. Buy now. I EUCTRIC .,,~ RANGES Souti)~rn Ohio Electric Co. I the , Middleport, Ohio• 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'j, ... w "' ,. ' Sptclal •UJ'.-•ted t I ,.. Miss w•• ..You•ve m~ced to mlse an esti.tiDe evenln&', Reuben, I've JUSt won your cupl" For proof he wated tbe trophJ in the air "'So 1 he~" laid tbt other maD. coldly, HAlla; me to prt86Dt my COn&'l'&tulationa." .. Are they from the heart f .. lnqulred Haverholt w l t h 4eftnlte mockery. Be added muatnrly, ..I'm afraid, Reuben, rour eoJ)V'I.tula. tione don't come from the heart.'" ")[y name le Biair, il you ple..., •lr!" The older man'e red face wu quitA purple. "'You reallT 1hould h a • • been ben," Haverbolt wu eaylnc In bb drawUna, aupenor t.onet... If JOU had 0~;t 1 _.ed me &r:ld mJ partner earefully J'OU mtrbt. you know. 7011 reall;p mt 8 ht baYe learned to play a Uttle brid.Je. Jt wouldn1t burt you, Reabttn.• 'Ufbanb," uld til• other, tnm· bUnc 'W'I1;b dront. "t.banke jue.t. t.be eame 1 eu mate oa\, 1 beUeve with~at 8Dlployinc JOUr '()&l'ttcul.; brand of l'r&Dd-tt&Dd brlQe." ~')[7 11'aftd·ataad bridle bl.1 proyed alncularlJ elective."' Baver-holt thoueb~1111J' and thea Ald. drawlq Patricla fo~~o ward. ..MaJ I pl'IHil\ MJ aiece!'J Ball a hundnd ptOplt aaw Blatr draw back ud eokllJ •iew tM alrl, aaw him i8aon ber u:tendecl band, eaw her babd llowlJ' drop, "One RanlioJi.,u announced Reubell Blair, "ia jllli oae more Havetholt thaD 1 car. to know." Whereapon, be lqUMrel;y turned hte back and left the room. ~- \ I • ,... ,, ~l II I road Administration ••tt'L rl.&D.' ehe murmured cmce k Juban •1It'a eo muth fun. I feel -.1 feel aa If ) elmpiJ eouldn't Jack Wlaclom Harry Prifch.,rd Harry l'~it.~h~t;~; . fli!J,!t .IIJA\~\ 1\vichit~ muph~~' t c"'\\;j~n me'"<~\!~ t,'and so ught!1a ~villi~'P.\l!l& 'pl'o.m~utiffiFon 8 1~o"u8 1 'eon\plet•l:~ "' nzt ;u , r~~ l kn to ..=Iii~' ~ ' , Ka•., by lJack, WtsdOIJil ceuti , up; the check 'IAUM' at nbtcl\lnilon, 1 ;: . ' .• '·· \ toor, 21\·Y•J!r·old ra~ch hand, to police. Wiadom was removed t;o tl\e state ", ' ' reformatory at Hutchinson to avoid poaslble mop ll.ctlon, wbich had caused Gov. wu: ffrpln : ~u~, ljl llf!!l i!;. ~ll!:ol:N: ,ot.,Qkljlhoma to order out t)Vo troops of, national guatd8111en to pro. 1 , ,lj ' '• lia't111•\~'iiioii'Or at Kin~llshor. Okla., ~et,ho was captured. I' 1 • ' 1 ,.ta ,, bad sltulltion but Instead l• doln11 ~ i\ilj;j~. wone. It ~,o ljld be h~~ Mrs Ella Archer of Ravenswood r ud MW Etta PulliN! of Columbul I accordtna TAll•-·-.. - ~~~;:·~~.=.~~·:~ of llliJ were ca lled to the bedside of thetr mother Mrs Nealy Manuel wbo r II Th ur!!dav Mrs Manuf'l austatn .. td an mJu n•c! coll ar bone. spine an.:.J \ R f ratt un·!.l nb 1:1nd Is. rP~;tm~~: u Local Taxi-Man 1 Injured In Crash 1 VIRGINIA GREGG Phone 682·L ..,e.nu CRAPTER TWENT'f·FIVB put Ior pu.l'klll g I:IPdcl! ~'. Uti that ever v Saturday mght l11t IUe Un Ltl they a:;ked about hLs t hal LS ill nil favoral>( o for KhOJIJ1JIIg, ono flnd s tho town Mo.lth He gets his fhst letter 'It grieves w; to 1\CCCIJL )'0111 m n Ja m and UJlrnt~J 1f he t~ the drtver of on automobile. rcsigno.tton. &nd rep1te1:1 <•tth•'l t tvm g to tlnd u pnrkmg place or lrymg to drive ' I haven t rtJslgned th"ouo.th the vtllag e There tH no LIH:l J10tlllion lo fmd fault w1th auy IIH.Iivtd ' Anyway IL grieves us lo o.ccept u,d lor th e confutuon because it would not be fair to do ' su llowevcl', we must fa(• e the fuctM which are t hat It grleves me that you accllpterl ><o m c thmg muf4t he done to handle the situation m som l• It Especially, before 1 tendered lt..' manner or we at·e gomg to lose trade to other towns by It grieves us that we have arleY~ ou 1 t roubl e l'ather than to gain trade by allowing indis- t.c! you cnm mat~ stopping here, the1-e and everywhere. Thereupor' the terrific struggle Ont( officer, let 1t be said hel'e now, can be m only for g:r-Jevlng honors la terminated In one :ipot ,m the town ut any g1ven point and conRequently Mlory and ita post8cr1pts The walruEt swallows the oyster The tear. JON Antonio 1t 1:-1 Jmpl;JMSible to prevent the series of tie.ups and general C~renched letters u.re ru.., t.hrouah ltlver1, wbo be Ia leader, to t onfmnon. No one will object to a car stopping long t.he wrlna:er And hung up In the llbeH which have Ttophy Room to dry enough to allow passengers to be discharged from It to Martine• Barriol t.nte t· a store or even to wait a short tlm e for the pasaenger to return to the car. What many do obJect to, however, und they are not r.ureasonable m their obJeCtions, is for drivers of can: tro t<~l u p them and park 41 double" and leave the1r cars while 1hey go into various stores to do their shopping and tie up lt•a ftl~ while they are gone. An even more glaring imposltlOn is that uf truck~ wlu l' h •top to unload, In that they will stop (as llle wnter lSI' w one a short while back) w1th the front of their truck hl oc kmg a parking place while the rear blocks anothot nud the drwer walks through the patklng space to dehver l1os 110ods to the store. The practlco ts done olmply bee"""" the drtver saves time and effurt in carrylug the goods and not being compelled to walk around hill truck. II'" lack of uon~lderatlon Is so cof!Wlutc and his "unmiti· gaLcd ra)l" sp '11reat that he •lloulti be pro..,cuted to the full extllnt of tho law wlienever hp Is found dolna such u tru lr. Our cprt<!jltlo!l8 with holliday buyers out in numbel'l!, RO'c • uch we expect a certlltn amount of mocu' en 1enco,, ~-~~~~~ 1\fld confualon llut our present system and the I! lac;]< Qf co1111ideration tor· the •••rar• 1 qf them on the hlrhway, certainly i•l I Friday I~ h1 t nL abtien~ has ~o r Mr TanatuJT ' ) ~tt~Mt ""' ----------6-. . .- aew IWUer enemJ, I &t1'e8&ed by 1 wan:ls him. Tlla com-tan.t.a, MMe. eater the caN NHI. '1'0 Middleport ~~tell • lniQe t. ,..... \be brhllfl An indefinite lcaYe of peunan- wa~ I 1!~'!.~11•a:rt.~:e::-. ., ,r i.he week eud IWinifred Wolfe I ltd' wftll hia . . . _•• )t...t · lUUnn M[N Hft1 wnnK U ~ ::~~~:~~:tr:~~cl~=d~e:~~ ' lo::bd- ... ,._,.liD. ~~~~~§~§~~~!It •'' I Ida...._ ') I NEWS OLD SALEM ', • er f"lOl.Jre m Spants •h . ANNlVEit8AR1' OBSERVED Oharlty Council, No 246, O.ua:hW( ll as ca11 1~, . r xf)t f !.I'd rcl11 of Amerlca, he)d a .111J: o cloe.k -1 r!Jlcken cUnner, recently, aL Lbelr J. tl Moulden Sulfen t.~ · ! hail 1, ob&ervanoe of the ninth erationa When Car Over· &unlverMry of the OJ'IaDlutlon or • MORNING STAR t•u oouncll A .shower was also tum• Near Add11.01'1. g1ven for Mrs Bldney Roy (Loul&e village Frltlay momlni Ohllna:erl a recent bride. H :Moulden, taJn-drlver of 1 1 J H was lenrned from Councllma JCW!ph Faulkr nlle;ger and wUe About thirty members VMrt! pre- Middleport had a narrow e&eape 1 Ross E Powell Thursday. thai h'l d Mrt: Ima Rose- of Akron who plo.ns he.ve been made to place 2~ mt fOl' the dhyu'!r and shower r~ death when hfl was aerkmaly 1 ere 1 ece n~ g u es t ~ or their parE1ecUon of omeen vta.s al&o held thoU(Ih not. crl.t.lcally Injured in a ) < 1 t.t; S S llol "' al\d wlte have Mr Moulden • :~·~ '~oc~'";,"u~"UJ':::•r. ":.~~ Mr and Mrs Jamea Stevens were crallh neartoAddi&on letUlnt-cl l fll1 11' llu: y were a.ccom· the report reaehlnR roc k to be placed on several roadpamed by Olha Clendenin and Wedneada)' Pomeroy, waa injured when h!JJ I Sl anle> Hnltt 1 whu c-xpeet to vls1t way improvement projects within '181tora In RutlaQd 11) e~ they atetnded a family re- a1•tomobUe skidded from the hliJ'h ~ 1 d fe ~ w t- t k ~ t•nlon held at the home of M.r way and overturned Into the dltr..h 1 R ~ \I V ti. l !II L'C l! JJgS are .stUlin pro-~teven'.s slater, Mn Dora Braley o., the side of the ~~ C ~~ "t lh1 MOl Ul fl8 Star U B His lnjurlea consisted chiefly of a F M Arnold. or Clnclnnatl ar~ 1 1mprovement project! the council· i ~ HUI t h man said and a considerable J lved Wedneada.y for a tew days ln.cerated tar cu~ about the bend r.hock and lo.si! of blood Tbe chie f 1 o. Rllf' II Jl(J fam ily ot Columbus I amoWJt of rock wm be nt'eded for business vlsl.t here 1.,,,d Ray uJ ond Pullins and familY of causea for alarm aceordlf\J' to om. j Mrs Lewis Burford, Mra WUUam 1 l\H He ~m o n we1" t.he recenL guest8 Rock Quarry To Keep 25 1 til~ wo'k or the Holzer Hospital at • ,Streets to be Included tn the pro· Robson and Mr and J.bfl OI'Jlo clalll 1 ur Ira Wolfe an d v.lfp OalUpolls were due to shock and Busy Prepar1n1 Rock !Ject are Beech orant Sevent.h a no Tracy of Pomeroy were Hur.tinrton lc&S o! blood before he was brought j Arthur Slngt'r l01>t h18 bam 1;, For Highways several others In South Middle, 'lsi tors Wednesday fu e here last Thursday nlaht. All to the hospital J port Mrs PaUl Leonard, Mra C H At 1 15 ho.!!pital attaches said t)e 1 I h\estock v.ere rescued but an tltie The remainder or the quota of Wise, Jr, Mr and Mrs. CeeU Brad- wa, being prepared for a. blood c 'Jrn and Iced and mOf!t of bta TO BE IMPROVED ] 100 men wiU be given JObs Frldav bury and son Charles A&a, spent tramflWon ! .. rmmg implements ~ere destroyed Unless complications should the present plans mature We~nesday ln ColumblL!• It waa thourht at t-he hospital LP~ter Halley altf'nded the fuDRemainder To Work In 1 properly, on the Pythian M\mlclpal L L C1uney and Roe.l E PoftU arise, that he would recover No bones I r al cf h1~ c omm Grant O~a~ Wt're busmeas vlaiton In ColumbU!, v.ere found to be broken on extt · project t • Rd HOU!>f' W Va recently Pyth•Jan park Recent- \''"" At least 75 men wm be put to Wedr.esday r.1Jnatlon of the physicians 1 Joseph Th01 1 n and 'Wtf~ of OhJly Purchased work thel'f! ~hould t.he arrnngP.ment MJssts Frieda Faehnle and Maty 1 ccgo Ill Mr5 Thorn dottl'lll ' aq.d be completeci Thursday Powell de- Park will leave Friday to spend ttle ' h• Malcolm of S t. Albaria Wl'&. the httle 11rl at h a Santa At le ft happy Final preparations wore being clared end In Columbus f fii€ Sl S Of the1r parents Theod,(Jl! di~tlon! a~ a pre·tal!te ot JO)'I to come m the nation u ehlldren reaf IJlade Thursday by of· rhe village rOO"ntly "omoJet.cd Nina Russell and NeJUe Ma.ckln Hamm a nd wife Th1e ..ctme m ot the 1tore visitors In Parkersburg WedRichard Henderson of COOivtlle !1clai8 and those In charge of the plans for the purchase or Pythlan · --===.=c.:=~-~ ~ I''M assist ing Emerson Rttlter wUh county CWA projects to put at park rr om the Fdles lodge Kulghts nesda)' MASON CITY ttves Pittsburgh v.ho have been Lhe (0ontlnueo rrom ~ ODe) Mrs Elmer McCarty left We d~ , least 100 men 00 work within the of Pl thias to tum the park Into Repairs &re beinG made on the KUest~ or thP. latter s mothf!r Mrs r rm work recently Gu:y Archer and family of Ath· Senator Haynes, whO had voted to -liJcal rraded achool hou.ae thl.!l week George Beegl~ returned to the1r f' llS \lof'l e the Sunday guE!M& of retain monopoly in the bill, opened DoP!lkl F~elsong or Athens H C Turner was a buslne.u; vl~l - h'lme Sunday "'- 1 a counter attack on the Whltt.e- .. ptmt the week · end at his home tor at pt Plea!ant Tuesday Mrs Arthu r EHgle Mrs Nellie C'uno. Hnmm and tamily Rev Harwood of IncUana. f!J~d more amendment, by moving to :;-.( "P. Mr and Mn A A Board of Ora- Johroson and duughter Laura and strike out the word drug' and Mr 11.nijl Mrs L C Furbt>e v;Pr-o t>Jtm Station vtslted relatives here "•1rs Daug las Johnson and bab~ II P appGintmen t for Rev ~oriia make all stores eligible for retail , u; ltprs at Gharleston Saturda y Friday r.IotO!cd to Atheu s Tue~day and 5unduv mo r r> lnK nt the Nea~ Clia .. package liquor 11ates permits Radford Ingels 'i8 reported to be Mary ~iizabelh Blet.ner of Hunt- called on l'homas Quick who W :l~ ' "I do not see how a majority Ill at h'' home here lngton spe-nt the week end with her lnjurr.-d in an outomoblle acc1dent vvting against a monopoly by the Ell:!ll.befh and Lucy cooper w111 n.. rentB Mr and Mrs Chru;ty Elet- r..lld l<> at a hospital there I "-~ state,. he declared can con-\ ilc lloote!.!>es to ~~ S F R Sunday ner. t Mn; Mlllh P{! Compton and ~on of I WOME~ sr1enll.cu.'!.ly vote for a monopoly by !dlOQl, class at Ulelr home here Mr Tuckerman or Middleport Cl)lumbus who spent th e pa...t two 'a•· ' 1 wa& a business visitor here Monday "teks with he1 pa1m1ts accompane dr(lgglsts · "IHJrS .,.y even n& ,_ 1/>Harrlsqn or Cleveland rallied to fLe boys and , girls basketball The Wah.am&. bl\'~etball teams 1( d 1let h us ban d h ome s un do.y wh o upoD a.~. JDUIIedlatelj hla •A aeaat; ~ eolllliD,• he npliecl the defense or the Havnes propo- t Pnms will ll}t"et ttle Wahama v•Ul meet ~ ~ams from Middle - \\US also th e \\e! k tnd guest of Mr 1 SYNOPSIS ~~~~Yhleg,h • ch9bl at Middleport Sat- ,m~rM~~dE~~:~alci Fru;tt>r at, face lit with wleked ;tor. "All lift In 4i1cuft aDd .... 1mew that be sal Pxplalning tho.t It was h1s be· t.Htms on lhe local floor PrettJ, 1•01 Petrlc:la Warm __ _..._...."'-,.be ann.,.,....t li alee- wa 1 ..M..t..~.... ol Jteallen Bl&lr'l lief that tempero.nce would be fur- eve11J ng • ~ ' f'i . ••nwllliariJ aeeepta th• •tte•tloal ~-..., .. ~ oMJlere eomea Beubn Bli.bt" - u......-;.~ opportgnltiea. Lhered by "making It as ~>asy to buy A D WUcoxin Was a bl4Sirlesa Chrl.sty Bletner, Homer Rou.sh, lf!)ded the fun eral of Ltu! II ttl".. s I • ,.., • •--~~ • •,.... •ffJ - btl diU --." 1M •• , . a. package of llqUOl (IS It Is to buy a ~ I S Plor 11I Pt PIeL'liUI •-t Ba_ "'May Utd Eugene Gress were business l'ncle In Middleport 1 • I BILL H c Gee.. r ...e 'l'hue came am---~~ ... w.. tn'ath UwW abe ref~ Oae nnYinln'IU. Htllo -~ '- .,..,.. otthattM..-.1:. SM looked ca n of coffee. The .regu)a.r monthly meetlng or visitors at pt Pleasant Tuesday M.r and M1 s F.rl Shearf'r or The Favor of Other Mea ·•·t~ rl- 1 --•- ... _....a-.o ...,.,. th ~ t Teache's • A·· -Iatloo Ellen Mee!l and Bernice Farley Charleston ~ penl thP \'.f't>k en d 1 Unluatw o v•n l ' of bll!Jul«> tlowdal17 . . . . .'- Bil!"' . . . . •7 a hll Rep. Beuben Bla1r WUft u.l• ai erpct ldm on, ~ "Poonle nre entitled 00 get Uquot c .-..r~ · """" b-::: 1 to bo el r while wlOI PatrtdL htrlda nu ___,_..._, _. _,......__ .. , __ _. ..:--- •oQ ........,;......, _ M.~ kt I "'•te blm as eas1ly and as cheaply as PM- I will be . field at the community st udents at Marshall College spent with Mr and M1 s Richard Beegle ,00-;,_• .{.,~~~ " ~~"~o~r tx?::f. Thl'a ~~:~ _.. .. _ _ .. _ .. ~~- _ . '~ _.... ~---. ... b•ooldl"" ~·e•d•• evening the week end at their homes here Mr and Mrs Robert McKel\ey your ... h,!ebOJdy Mo~t-,ent.. .rr.tbat'dand lloJU ID t.err•r •H er &teJa_...-, ~ ....•~ ~· wldo, .,~ -•~ ;-- ·~ -.-.. -·~- Bo'a 0 110~• .,.. , ,__ 1 ton. wtl.ll The Waham a ba s ke ,~ tean!S or Ann!• co u,upal.oid Y1111 11"'t Yfl lo w to~ nl..,. t. .,.. -~ ,..~... 0 ~ ,.._ .... ......., pN- sible satd the Clevelnnd Senator, Patt·~ i Ou1.hrle of .... ~... res I,R;I 11 ..... .. Gcove ~ ",.1,.~ nt 8 un d ny \\"lh 1, , ~k "' 1 •n>pl.,~ , dull .,)'.,.._ bad brei.t11, feUIDI • IIC8Dia ... ea coat. He e&rJ"hd, a JO]d-hea4ell t.entloaa, bttorilhlittle IUI11u 'So t hat the purcha.se of liquor u bu 9 1nes.~T vlslt0t here Monday pla~d at Tuppers Plains Saturday lhe hillers pmentfi Mr and Mrs b&d t1u1 ij ~tas dinlnen h-tk.dacl!L YYI" Pa&rlcla I• f•rcecl te mab her Uriaa cane• ID hia --'" ..... 'WU a fat, ...u '"A perfect ..aeif.pticm." rnpon.l- D w111 have no more 'romance' value H I d WUU Bl tne e\efllng They 1!1'ere reported to have Cllarlcs Bt>eglc and fmnll} ;:~" ~~~~':h~nk:~~"•,':.!':nkiV.;u rh~~·,m~Jt ~ ,UJLnr profeo-•oa-• ..ri.re. 1•· watch' wblclo~.·- o-••;:; eo( w . . .~~•t -•~un•lf. u_ rr'than the nnrchnSf' or n cnn ot e en a.n; am e r were ..___ I .,...... b lh r£ ... r .. ;. ,, ... DaD w.. , ua .--. --..n_ u. tao coffee,. Fl visitors )Saturday ~. n hfO very tnter~t.lng ,sameB Mrs Lon OI!Jbf; and daughlt'r I t•u:u~"'r~~..~"'t rm t;veobod,. ll'rtll '' 1 e r 1 an 1om• Revc:tlutiorw:y :Qlair and ned. "Rut UBUNd, htrWa, ... Ho91cVer the Sheppard-Whlttf>Mr und 'Mr11 James ~of!Binger , e SCC}l'e for the boys game was Wlnltred and M1s Annie HoopE's l:lut 1.. nt take .alt• min!1'111 ,..tea. 1tiiL laUan Unerholt, Ute brWae wblch t"· 1-- 1011 of \h• &netent U.te1 -.u too. All ua Jnoid,.e playaud Okn H'1gglns were Vloltors at 22·21 l,h favor of Tuppel'll Plains .snent Titmsda) w 1ih Mrs Aug"•ta oil• lut.tive !.l<ll• lanuv.. ...adJ.,. 01' •• t Mr. Sb e Vhainla·U WBlaiN .,r-•• • nJOte 8fOU" COntending thBt di'Ug d t• ( th e gt.,., . t.. ,.. """ ch~"'i"lf ~"mu t.nd eXlJed tbt"m toM rid as:pert. 111aku her ..,., tond to cH.apl•J'• en Ute et.cb. other."' ,.. - Hm•tlng~on Saturday au "e score or .. game Elo.l~>er a nd M; nr,li Mrs Grover of lhi~ vols.or. tht.L tleatroy•_)'(lur periQnal ••"a to bll palatial home where he He DelcmciiMI to one 'Of the ftrt,t f&m. She Mtlllled Uollt to debate Ute gists were the lo~lca! retailers of James Diehl returned to Hunt-. wa:i:ed 9-9 _ {ialzer 1 eha.•m I hey c11n t •II• it ror tli•J' onll lntr..aee• her .. hil ldece. Pat Ia illu o1 th~South he had been tn matter when 11&.-.rbolt to...d ov.r liquor because their pharmacllrt 11-~lllgton l\londay :where he has emph Mttars of Charleston W118 ', Mrs Earne1'1l Clark o.nd son Gene W,~~e~~!nt~tot~~ :~~~Yo~::;~~b~;n:, •dn., laolipant antil Baurholt explliu L"'- Socl·' ..;,...! u u ••-,. ••- po-r, ••· --• cense "Insures their responsibility," •oyment nw...uainess vl!litm her~ dufll)8 the ~nf: n t F r I·'uay wlth MI'S Rl ch nrd I .:ayed 11o1son Luan tot,.,. wun t ~~~w. at .n ...._ ....... - ~o~~~or....,. ..., ..,_ . _ . . ....,..... .,.. succeeded In def~mtlng the Haynes 11 end Only" rr.,.. """" of y0ur bll~ ju.lc. w1ll lie wu thinkiaa of her re,utau•n. bad been • ~ Re-'~t.r. Bil ber ow;u name tor dle erst time in Mr .8ri\dbury of Wddleport was Ut egle .tcp thi• .t ..eay P"'"''" io ruur b.~-..~b. 'fttt •·•· 2 tl ID lo"e with _,_ I amendment, 16 to lO a bu.'llness visitor her8-tMonrl<tv Mn Myrtle Moor;;: and J ean M d M L one 1mld '"""t•bl\' .ned1clM wh1ch 11Aru Patr• Htte J own !Dl])Ort.anee wef8'hecl: coDatan~ priM, Mllll Patricia Raverholt. tht The SenaLe then di&'«)lved lhe M's C"·lsty Bletne' anci,..,.uaua"· Rc.t.uth r N H I r A.ll rs awrence SaLwt a fr"" no w ur •u ur hllo Ju•e~ " C.artt~r • Clartr TrKJ, &he- polo pl•Jer. S'"••· -·, •-··tlon of the B'-'Joumoment. conun ltLee oI th e wh oIe an d ad - ,,, a nd ,.,ca,mellta .. o of ew Mraven .lnd Lllllan Salser of Columbus 1:. L!tU• Lher Pille Nn u!omel (mere\lrJ I ._ H •a\ ch ......... _ .. -~o.: .. -•--', auDU. ~ .. _ -a.... Cunn[""'am end guests and werf! M•s Jweek W "(,n C11.r1er • Only HnP m•ld vto~et.abk _......... -•• •· --' ·•~!led. -"..........,, ' 1 ~ 1•..'('P t, Thanksglvlog wl" •- - 7(1ur Cl.r•• Jo onra~ • - to Marine ~-. .....,_world •·• .._ ,...,. .... ~ _... , , ,..• -~- wu ~·----' wu-• journed until l 30 P M t.Qdar;, A wcce Pom•.n• •lslto'' Batu~a'V l'.t:o.rtln wit' ro r ~ "rt .....,;s • you wou'11 brm~e ..'"" •• Cl kar •, .......... ar u "'"B ow dON t,..eeI to •· f AmOUI !" O'Pt\lln Of antl-monO""Iy ..,.~w , y'"'HuntJ l 1'1~I1 s part'nL'I ' Mr and .Mr:. . Ed Cltl't.er ~"""'' rharm m ""'" m•n •tan t.allllll aocIet 1 r£, 1' Pat 1 rat.. met W"'·" ... _ .. _ __. __ Come to w ... n Senil.tnrR V•,non c ......... m o• ' I Little Llnr Pill• &co!o.rdl . . .. 11 _ 11..... I t ~... ~ ..,...a ....# .. ---... ..~ ~ ,. r:"' ~ ~I) ser oli...eet•ona t miM.y l~f ... drult It~ b.i• luue • heo •·~ ll a aucb ~ a. Jull.n B~erbol' Raverholt demanded., eyeJn1 be r were Lo hold o.n informul lneet;n$ !JJ.iton v...,ltedt h!iatl.ve8 htlre SWlP. r • h d llrWIJ• (for an, ceata aD bo.u) wer• , ...n o w , . ~ q.ubdcaJb. "An,... Nd7 tt pub- ~arller to "coni!IOlidate t.helr~s on - .. eveplouo \ UVRCAS "'Mr,' WJohn Hayman o! , Letart mar~;..";"... .. ~i:.~~n~to!'" .:rca·~ '" u-· Sfcu...-• -~-~~:·•-. ....,~ 0:.-r' ~" • • .._..._ ~-- po2lltl ht proper mfthod 1 0l re ail II - ·~ .1 _...,n edDorothy ne.!day •Jth her daugh- r.etum CaNer'• Uttle. tr...~.af _."" _,...- .u.,_, . -1 - t~ 'f, "II , ,._ - J'"- . . ."'. on ••· - uaR" Charles- • ROthgtJ.> or \,flevelaod t1 1, Haylllan Liver P•ii•A•kby tor nafnl' lllld Ret what UYID.I wid' Iter sta,..otli.!N' t.lta Yaneed. ol oonbaet llrtdp'f" ~nsJng " s~c nt the ~Wfek end here With ~lic01e 0f I Ml ,.. ..... .... C JV~!I C:ll Cess Ruth ~lse .!!_f_ M Utne. MeetiD.I Pat •cai.D a\ a ... _.. "Greetfn.p" ~lied Raftrhott. "Yf)Ufn mald~f.JUp ot ipe," ebll Actlor In the H011se on 6 llqlwr ·---.:--'-- - - ' - - -- ---t_ Iddleport __. I 0 ' I Mr and. Mr.. tesse N8lsol\ were 1\trl'e.ll ,'luld b&lnesa vL!d.tqrs 11.t Atheni Wed· pa.renY. ~ . Charlet Lemuttr Wed •-. . 11112 DAlLY t'IIIIIOR8 - · OBlD. 11o munct.Pal affair lmmtnemately Jll!'ldal' momlna: for New Salem fot• aiter the purchase WU COO.SIImated , a vllit with her parent$ Mr end the ?tllaae af11c11.ll asked for the Y:ra. E. A Yontz ~· • al'l)rova.l of proJeota t.here to ~lace many unemplo)'ed men ol tht! vll~ la1e to work ~ ~nmlly ~of Delaware, Ohio . spent re6day Beldon Nellon returned \he ~Jv~ hOlldaya wtt.l JVIt.h Lbilm to 'bJ..s home afteT a 'few the forD'lfiA '))QeD~ Mr. ahtt Mn. days vl'ilt here ' ~· P' Perrell. EMJ ~11 re!Qlnecl Mr and .Mra B A Hallda.y tor ' • f • ·- '. • • ' r' '' lOliJ Thursd&Y ' Cla.r~nce Beav.er n\med .frlm Maxine Smith wu ~ un.ab!e to fhomt Wolf'& rarm at Grett. ~~ehd attead IChool a .few •rs the IWi1 ll' the 86Uie zcorrp; pl'\)PCI:ty V'feelt ~ues of lUnt166 ~ 2.00 S f ANTIQUITY' ' ()lrolllall. . lit... Cab ..... ~ • • • •f "' ' a~ Mrs O)l(ty ,1A~Ut.. 3f-;'"' :\.A 1cr the hour gla.a8 ~ust w1u!Q. you 1 .... ~~-- om.. ...d hi.efdi- • _. . , , • ' It' tough, .;;;!'.telillo. It 1happens l'lVP.l'J' day it hell)' i!op ~--~~~~~======~~~~~~---: ! lf&TJONAJ. &IJVB!!TJMNO 11121'8EGilfT&TJYIJ:8 ~ in gUttetlllll lj)oUf+i:*l •: ""'"" 411 '""' '. .• '1 l htre J.oday' and ". , Lhe l~, Lo- Uon. for th~ ~~:~~~~ atohe1, ~ ~lila. OUra and brother, 1 morrow A tpuch at ~~" " VU.tde J4DJ MlJd.nod 9ugb~ Ra_ytp.DIId hand ~d ):our name \i 111 •• .llaaf; of Cb&(1eY., Sl18lrll li Wl'y l'U 'With l.Cfsl Lena Byers of RaclDe spent ljloor ~ t.wle~ oJ a. tlextn}UI ...,... -..de~ tevar · "1 t~ days recently with M1.ttle BJld Ule IJ<Ikt Wtera dllfolJJe lh'l !If. and 'Mrs. JJ.Plelt PearaQD, of, PowltU 'urpenttne never to b~ , Pomeroy s~t $~~ witq~ ..-t \ _..__ __ _ _ __ It M!,l Be a Merry Christmas! 86eond-.......,, o. Puillllbod Dl!lf '• ·· - -- " ' .fl '• • I . '. �~1 .,.,,. ........... • •·r~-.... .....~ ....\f a.-..-1- ... ~ . ....- .. ,...... ' . .. ' '• .. '· • . ' ' " ,. ' . .. f., THtmS0AY, OECE'M:BER lf, ltS3 EAGLE RIDGE l h~ · wttA Headed for Separate Goals tatber·lD·t&w. V(Plfe ud wilo •r.nci ilt. a..l ""'- Phllten Il ' t..WI. h~- V. · A. parma. Jtotrt. 01 ...,.ES_T_B.,..ED_F_O~R-D . \\t;:. , '~- v!Jtte\1 &tr:rs. Joe Stanley Thura®y . , MN.t)(tv• Bolton and -Mrs. Humphrey of Pomei'Of. aper• . one evenIng 19ollt week · with M.ON MorrU 11 1 Mn. !aza i attd rarntly. Myrtle MorriJi was caUing on .Mra ' Robert 8ta.nles ' reeen\.Jy. ·' • · Helen Han1tli &pent Wednead&y , ever-ins with EUc.tn Byr)ey, Mr. and Mn. Emmett Haning B!Jeht Tburada.y in Pomeroy w:lth 1ho lat~r·e parent.!!. I I Cnrl Lernmate and famUy or oo!t•mbus villted recentll' with Oha.s Beal and wife. Avery Nelson ol Hemlock Grove ·~... ~,.. - 0 / ' WI!.& ' rur lUI. H11.Uie Kroopp of HarrfBomrllle was · days ) C'al ting on H. R . Knopp fttday. ...ul ......... Left to right : Secret11ry of Agriculture WaH.:u:e, Edward A. O'Neal, presid l:!nt uf the American Farrp Bure!'.U Federation, ~nd George N. Peek, who b retiring as na~ tional farm administrator, posed for this pictu re at th e federation'r~ conve ntion in 1 Chicago. Both P ee k and ·w allace addretised the co nv e nti on~-- ( Gcn'l Code, Sees. 10508-1 10509-6-1' II 1-:btate ot bdre.- Ollkey; Deeea.ed Notice is hereby given t-hat Tbom- ~ n.s and Emmett Gilkey have been duly appointed af\CI qualified as AdmlnlsLrators with the Will an- I nt:Xed of the Estate of Andrew Oil- 1 n) 6 or kfy late or Meigs Counly, Ohio, de- i I 7 room house, !uin8J)e preferred, ceased. Dated t his 121.h day of Dec. 1933. 1 by fll.mily Of 3. Write Box 276, B. A. McCullough ! Ptlmeroy, stvlng partlr::ulara aud Judge of the Probate Court locat~ . 12-13-3i Meigs County, Ohio. ~T~l!Codern APPLE GROVE Mr. and Mrs. B. H Hudnall vts- ~C row, Bundo.y . · cr. Mrs. BrQGcl or JUhla.nd . K;·, Hed the latter's uncle Levi Caato Ml:;s Catherine Roush £pent tiw wcrn gue~>t.s oJI Mrs. Brc·sle's bra · week end wtlh Florence a nd f 'ran- thcr-ln-law und si~;;ter, Mr. and Rev, :f_.~;~.w flp\Shed a ve.r;· sue- at Millwood Sunda).-. cuslul Ulree weeks meeting 11\St Mr6. Ben Bnnford und daughter ell! NDl'rls at east I.eta:t. I Mrs. H. C. Alt:xander. S"Jnday. • week . :Jf Marietta. spent- R couple of days Mr:>. Allee DRY l:J IU. , Preparations IUe belnB made for tl;e past week w1th friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J enkln-'. 1 Tfle Interior of the eommumi!;'l n chrlstmaB entertainme~ at Michael Moore spent the week employed a.t. O.H.E., F. pent hall has been cleaned and va~ .., Ule church which wll1 be glveQ on r:nd w!th home Ip~ at UU1e week. end at hwue. n.INled by H . Q. Alexander and Elaturday night Dee. 23. Hooking. John Qullcn. :Much d~gc hat.\ Wayne Catpc:ntcr of the Steamer ! Mrs. Stella Rogera, M.Wi5 Enun::. ~en doqe to the b11U!Ung a11d ru1 ~ Monongahela. ~;;pent R ~;;hort time ETADT " fALLS Duckwqril;l, Elhwr and EmUne niture. The bfOken lock» b~ve bee.' \ , Betty Compson, movie ~tar, and her manager, Irving : ut home while his boaL was passtnQ: f"' PhUaps, Mr&. Sylva HeDdrll' of Sj' · repl3ced by new ones. The tru:;.t.f'c, J Weit1herg, photographed as they left CJJicago for Albu - hy. rl\cuse , vis-1\ed Sunday with Mr. or b!l1.1dlng wlll proaecut.e any out entering tfle bulldln& unlawfu!\1\ NOTICJ<~ , qu erqut~ . N. M., where their train wus held long enough , WUson Carpenter and sU>t.er Grace Mr. and Mrs. Ray 5o.ylcs of \ h- ufl!i Mrs. Bdward Finley. l:ave pogjtlons at Pa.rkersbur(;'. ron, moved in the Philson o'i1•rn, Edwa rd Flney who has been vi!,- tn tho future. , ,1 '" f Wedn esd ay evening for them to be married by Mayor Rev. an~ Mrs. O'Connor aod home, Saturday. I~ Wlt.h his ehll~n at Oolum- ~ 1 1 1e reu; ar unnua meeting or na ughters Msrabel and Betty or Mr. aud Mr. »crt Crow and nturne<:i home &md•Y'Ibamas Wa.sner was C!lllllll: oq 1 t~il! ~;~ockholder~:~ of the Ptlmcwy ; Clyde Tingley of Albuq.uerqu e. ,T he Wt (!ding anrwunc o;;~eedsvUlc spent Friday night with Clark Jividen qf Racln.C. wert! Mr. a.n~ Mrs. carl lJI'Oilr: or&.. bls mother-m.Jow, Mrl!. All~ Da~·. N'allonal Ba.nk wUl be hell! JD : ment was broad cast over the radio. - - - - -- - -- Mr~~~~rs.~rly Ro~. 8'UI!l!~b of Mr._ .~d Mrs. W. 0 . VCDIIW:Y,t;K\ flnd the ror_m~e~r~·,_m_o_t_ h ·;~IM:-o-n_daYi;·;;-;;;;---;;-:----,.-Tuesday, Janun.ry 9, 1934 a.t 10 A ' M. nt the omcc of said Bank, t or 1 - - -- - - - -- - - - - -;;-=~-~r-= -;---:------------1 ;L ootLq8T-Bo6i:On Bull Dog, colo: de.rk vdth whlte rlna around neclt, about 1 yr. old. HE! anawem to ~;~anle ot Pop~Eye. Liberal r ewar(l. 'Bern Da.Uey, Pomen.y. Phone 495 ·L. 12-13-3t the I 1 I L ' I ,h, ''""0" POLLY ANIJ HER r ALS or "" .,."'"''' to : ct-rvl! for the eau;uing yeo.r and for the tran:m.ctlun or .such other bus!- / m:r..s afi may come betore the meet -~ lnr, -·- ~IVE llol 1 . .. ... Jtaty 'hn-alening to follow the e~amp le l'"tting the !..eugue of Nat10m, EutoJ,•ea.n L• -111-1' lo sta\l' otr the wno• that observers , 1nnff, 3()VJCt Minisl.t>r uf Vun-ign !'r.011er Mussolini al Rome, bl!licves ' ~. l ' •. •• Chancellur Hitler's in..illtohco. on •t• l .u 1 1• ; • ., Not a Leg to Stand On ha~· re;;ultt~;';#·£;i:k':f~"n~:f~:;!~[~ militar)' •llg' fo r ce tu!nr I.~Jfri "lll'an IJOWI'rH.nil'Ambus~ 'Ilion ~o gr av e Dfi to warnnt a ,:, n. Ami Hi tler·~ rcc e n~ r c~iv::d • ArnLa!:>siidnr 1-'ra nco~t~ · Fnncet f 11m1 H~rhn k r u ~arley ·.:.,;c ·cc:·· ..... , ·:;•• · ··,-•" - "THINK IT'S A~ <: L"'' OF- .:JAN 1 ,:_s '1b l 'ET Hart Stanbery. Pre~ldt!lll . ·---~- . ---· ·- • ~h lbu&, 1 : n-- li-21-28; 1-• . For Se:le- I 'I I FOR RENT- :1 beautiful~ ~~er A. & P. Store. 0&11 Edward Ebers .. bach at Re4 Anchor. Jl-28-tf ' Mr. anjl MrJi. Gerald Morris of I Rutland spent. Sunday with Mona.: Morrl! and ramlly. , Walter I>od!!cn mo....,_ his saw 1 n.Dl on the Levacy rarm last week. I I! NOTICE OF APPOJNTHENT .\dmial...... tor Wllh $be Will \!ANTED t.hrough here buying Wt.'ek. ..•• i 10'>'-IJ>J.ID CHRISTMAS! I ,. i·OR BALE-'2'1 Model Ford Coupe. I BABGt\J:N~ New tir es, new battery. $25. Cl!sll : Johnson, Middleport, R. D. l , ' · , TAKEN JN ON PBILUO 1 • W 14' •oWn R-·"'o· I' Phone Rutla.ud. 1 l:.J -14 - lt. j : 1 fb.e or • IAI'(etll I _. • -- --·-- - - - I . not WnJ,Iqboa.e, 9-tube, acreen 1 FOR BALE-Fo~,rtecn pJce JJIGs. 10 i : Jl'id· .. , ........ .... . . . ·. -'li.IMI weeks old. A. E. Plummer, Rut- , One Ute4 Wuher ............ SUI. lane! R. D. 1. l2 - 14- 3t, I ,_,abe Badlola, ~able modtl, . .. l1fl. - - -- - ·----- • ' Model 16 BM.Iok. table model, ALL MAKE8 or radiO!> ser viced at i .. ........ , ... . ........... $l'MO reasonable price:~. Bring In yoUl· 1l 9-lube Pb.lk:o, cabinet. llllreea 1fk1 radio or call 241 -J . H. M. Cross, ~ ~ I ................. .. .. , .. .. "'-4MI I ~iddleport. Edt_. Diamond. Dhlc Phonopaph FOR ·- BALii-=-Sar>d, &'ra~;;r ~~~~-- : ~ Beeordll · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 110.00 11tone, oool and ugrlcu!Lure lime. ' .,151. ~ Alw:nlnum Wa&b· we do any kind or hauling, lurrrc 1 er .... .... .... · .. · .... ·" · III.IIO or small J-'01;. W e build concrete l-----------~ ... ~ I l""-~-t"..· ;;.......... - ''~, '"''""!• ·~····"'·· 1 Good lJIOd Guitar • ' . . ' .. ' ... fO.OI -- ·-----I 3 bahery neei't'¥1'11 and iubell. In KODAKS & Brownie Oamcrus nt I ~P.til ~- uo~.~. 13. fiiUlh. one lJU.If wholesa le prlcc-- F'etgcr : H. M. CROBB Bt.u<llo, Pomeroy, Ohio. l:J·9·3t ! ~"'~ ~~~:U...!._~dae. ""lot ""d~port., ~dt(ja PI-50 &o '1115JKI Oblo. '' w•"·· ""'""' 1'TOO'TS AN - D CA SPER ,o.••ot. ~--"""· " • """" · "· ~· "'llby •or oontr~;,. cwoooo Eoo"G- Silver PJaled Trumpet. 118. 51 bath. Phone 28- R, Middleport. 0. ••t•·ll-111 11 ,..,.w ' ' . 1!! -a I;Q"R SALE-Good , ' -· • ' • If • • •' 11 -' :""! • ilil CR:~S ~RO M MOQN\N6 l:\:; 'f1L N1 b i-H BZCAUSE 'SHE ·n.ttNr<.S tT WAS HEA ~J:.Ul.7 I DIDN'T LAND top coul &lld ! J;ood furnace coal at Bquare Deal Coal Mine Phone 431l·R _ ._l2_-l, l-6t 'l Ill 11 II • • • 1!1 • • • • • 11111.•1 .. • 0ol"-not really lliek 'tnd yet not \":1'11---ol' a GENTLE but THOROUGH cleuning out rid the bowcla and kidney!~ of the JlOIRonou s ~~ aq.d 'bodv wasteslhllt get into the blood Bt,r eam and r,ap YOU1" viWit:r-~ liE FAIR ·ro 'YOIJR BODY. Take u le:aspo"nful o! pnulne CAl,tLSBAD SPR IJ DEL SAl.T in n glnsa of water. In thie e/l.SY er.onomico\ way )'OU will bo wt.· Ung tbe bencftt of the Wot"!d-fnmou::: CARLSBAD CURf; right in your own home. 'For ~rene rutiom: tholJ F;IIllllt~ of / Jeo ~11,. hove been rjl!nt to CARLSBAD, CZECllOS~,OVAK '\, Ly their pl)ys.letunR in the t.N>atlmmt of the many 1Us t.Jm~. ro1 lo\v cmaatlpatlon-stomach, kidney, mitllivt' \ ('<'mplaint.R, l'h C'u lllll· th1m, akin troubles, CARLSBAD l:H'RlJDE~~ ~~L'I' i ~ cv.ap· oruted rrom .- tlle waters ~f the non ~~rur old }H >~lorle Bpr• n~~ tn CARLSBAD U is a naturt~l proOul·t, mude for you hy MoLhe1' Nature. NE\rJE8 TAKE MANUFACTURI..:D SALTH. YoUl' body tteservd the beat. l~or 50 ¥cars l'elluble drul!r~t.; hove sold the genuine CARLSBAD ~PRUDEL SAL1 , crot'cl'n• 'Wken fGU feel when ,.~U tt.ee;~ fr'om within, to ~ ,.trated for true economy. Buy a bottle toduy. , ••••••••··~··•••••••ft• 'When YOU D. c· · Visits OUR Cit IT 'S SWEiT pF YOU 10 ASK ME: ~(; 1F SOP~IE EVEP. LEARN':P "'l"l-'E TRUTH--- >"'AT 1 WAS. ONLY ;o · i..ET $4.0.T A WEEK-·- WOW·W! AFTER "II<E AN6UIS.H I'VE CAUSED HER, NOT TO MENTION 1HE WAY I E)(A.:.WERATED TO I-lEI'!,. SHE'D NEVER FOP./..tET 'THE . WHOLE 'THIN6, 0.6-N, BUT HOW I FDRbEl' IT"'' $4000. 0.1' A WEJK FQJ> TWO YEARS? 'TI-IAT'S A FORTQ!o!E ... WE'D ,_,/>.VE BEEN RICI-I·RI«;H---IF I ,_,ADN'T·-· IIJII 11-IAT "$ 4ooo.'li'· A -WEEI<" :I ; .IE FAIR TO YOUR BODY : _ ,_. - - · · ----~---- ------ ·- , PI) LIP :;.o;..:oH IE ' Sl-- 1£' ~ ·..;")B31f\16 AL.AIN~ 'SH E MOVI~ By Jimmy Murphy Victim of His Own Folly ---.. ~-· .. ··- IF= I CONF:£'SS TD 5:~:Prtll: ; ~OW Sl-tE'LL LOSE:: ALL.. ~ESPECT CANZONERI SEEMS TO BE HEADED FoR. 'IHE LIGHT· WEIGKr TllROIJE FOR ME--- SI-IE'D NEVER BELIEVE ME "l>AIN ·- ANb \F I DON'T TEL~ HER S~E'LL S,'!\000 UNTIL SME'Ii 11.1.! . AGAIN I WHAT WILL. I DO? FOR61VE W-\NHAT WII,L i i •1 • 1 Il l l)j.i,!'Ji!.IJW.O.._.;_,_.;_..;.j:.:::.,C:.""'C:.'.AJ 1 L 1~ )J rf]JJJJJE 1,HE 'f( .r..Jl ip : _ __ It's the Woman Who Pays 1ft : 1 i-;:;;:;::;;;--~:;;; -:;--;;;c';~[)"'CiiE""i::?:7.Z'iT:"l 11 • , : \ For the YEAR~ ll01JND I1er() rMr.and Mrs. Earle Little Detl.v Ann Br nr, tluugh· Herry ha ~ i Ut ~ n suffering with bealcd tooth. 1 Phi llip Tracklea· and wife, Hazel , l'•ld Madge Swisher it.tlended 1 fnnl'ral Saturdl\y or their sb~Ler 1 tHtnt, Mrs. Julia Tmr:: kler Dean Mhens, 0 . I, Mr:;. Lyd1a Sayre and Mt·s.Gco. Martin had B!:> lhelr dinner. , " " '' ~ ~~md:t}' Mr. a nd Mrs. Ray M1·. A.l~d Mrs. W. H. li~;,",j,,.. r. 1~d fnniJ!y of Huntington ever sunday the guests of 1111! br<Jlhd and fa.mlly J ames Hansher. The Cnslno Club m1Jt with N eff on Thursday cvef!jng. Mrs. John Milliron was a Pcme~ rV,\' shopper Wedne6day. Mr. and Mr8. Lawrence F'l8her r nd son Alpha and Mrs. Jane Watson of Columbus were guestll or Mr. ard Mrs. J. A. ReynoiM iut • , 11 I ', 1 , ROUND I ADDISON NIVIR! • \ • I and visited Mr. £1nd Mrs. James Irion Sunday. Charlee OI!Yer a 11d CharleN Shf\t1 IP r were bu s.i nc~s callen; In OaUi~on iXIllS Saluraay. I 0-00'? ME -- - JOB! Fuye Robcrll; spent the week t:l'd .l L home will! h er p11rent~. Mr. and Mr.o;;. Ouy Rob..~ 1·ts \ 1-1A'-'F.: 1'1AC C' ~/c u 'THORI\JTOP..I HCLIDA'-1 l~s~-~l<e~I~P~P~E~D~~"":'~1':><~~T~<L~c~"~ ,·~s~~~::!-1 euyS ~oo~es 1 1,~ EiONNA I 2-\JI:'!!.fl."/ TH lNei, M,O..C- My IS ~I<'.OIC'CN l"'r\ \ "-1 'K. Of= ME, liLL\C t N E\IER. biD LI\<.E '"THAT l'St.J',.. ~UT \IIVIE F'OI?- "iSO M E ~'){ CITEM5MT· \'T'S l'T''S My . MO"l'\FY TI-lE ! f'Ol- <CE T,_,E SHADOW OVS:~ Ross:S oli.ow,lil. we:ck. :Mtlll (Annie Rothgeb of Lttt.le ~ygE!l' haa boon the guest ot her c,nughter Mn;. Bert Roush Gilbert Rous h left Wedne~o.y for M.ron where he will remain tndc~ fuutcly. M1·s. Edwin Rothgeb and F'ra nk Swi!..:er spel\t Sunday - NEW giftA, however coatly, are more w~rm~­ ly appreciated than the complete, impartial · newa of what's happening here, there, and every. where. A subscription to the Daily Triboite i•· a dir.tinctive gift, but not an expensive one. . The Daily Tribun~ e Better tires tbiUl tlui bl&beet priced tlrea of many other makes - a value you &et becauoe Goodyear bullda tbe most tires-by millions. I LUetime Guarant..., ( .......21 ssu s7•s ll...ll •&• $(;711 4.50-ll J 4.7'5-Jt :5.15-18 11.51-tl $au . . OtMr SIUtlft.Pr...,.,,_ . .. ~ .::::::::=: Did You Ever Stop To Think.? BY- EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma !. HENRY C. MacARTliUR, EDITOR Of THE STOCKTON · (CALIF.) INDEPENDENT, SAYS: -. "N-:wapapor advertisin1 offer• th e~nly auccesaful ·~•etllt­ lnlf medaum for _people that h11ve 10~eth1ng to ~t~!l. · 1J~41~ 1 'oj · c~u,..o, are Qbtaaned from o~er l!'•d!Jill'~· but 1!'111 ~~j!itr.l•l'~'! w1th the 11ewapaper renala•JI!e, 11dv•r«a~r p!& mPr!l 'f!'r~~ ~W· · out oftho n~apaper tb!ln from ,!IIIY.P"'er ••ufl:e, ' · . '· . · · .' -·.· • • . .·,. ., ,, ~' ',._~ R>k 1~_j.' • :.-~,.;' ,,.,. . t• 0 ~ -· 0 •• ,11>.· - ., ' ... : ·t·. t "·\~t-r:·: ' .. . ' .. ,i !' · ], f , . ) ,~;i •· ',' - ·' .. ( - "The f!'ileta\ IQVernm'-!!~;h-. l!f!Jfed gre•~ ~t ·in~l! '1111~1· paper, and mncej! i!& f~Jitli in Ill• printeil ~-~ Jlf tilq!lllaiit· h•• '"' N~4 tlirc~i!lb tli~ prep~ .~til till• faith th~fll tup~l'l '!Jj14h tuma til hll!i,-bll\'a14o·.0 !~I! . . . . 11M I'd"~·~~~~ ~j~i!l nB! ·oqiY,,·th, : ~t '.'fe. ' ' '· ,' · �~1 .,.,,. ........... • •·r~-.... .....~ ....\f a.-..-1- ... ~ . ....- .. ,...... ' . .. ' '• .. '· • . ' ' " ,. ' . .. f., THtmS0AY, OECE'M:BER lf, ltS3 EAGLE RIDGE l h~ · wttA Headed for Separate Goals tatber·lD·t&w. V(Plfe ud wilo •r.nci ilt. a..l ""'- Phllten Il ' t..WI. h~- V. · A. parma. Jtotrt. 01 ...,.ES_T_B.,..ED_F_O~R-D . \\t;:. , '~- v!Jtte\1 &tr:rs. Joe Stanley Thura®y . , MN.t)(tv• Bolton and -Mrs. Humphrey of Pomei'Of. aper• . one evenIng 19ollt week · with M.ON MorrU 11 1 Mn. !aza i attd rarntly. Myrtle MorriJi was caUing on .Mra ' Robert 8ta.nles ' reeen\.Jy. ·' • · Helen Han1tli &pent Wednead&y , ever-ins with EUc.tn Byr)ey, Mr. and Mn. Emmett Haning B!Jeht Tburada.y in Pomeroy w:lth 1ho lat~r·e parent.!!. I I Cnrl Lernmate and famUy or oo!t•mbus villted recentll' with Oha.s Beal and wife. Avery Nelson ol Hemlock Grove ·~... ~,.. - 0 / ' WI!.& ' rur lUI. H11.Uie Kroopp of HarrfBomrllle was · days ) C'al ting on H. R . Knopp fttday. ...ul ......... Left to right : Secret11ry of Agriculture WaH.:u:e, Edward A. O'Neal, presid l:!nt uf the American Farrp Bure!'.U Federation, ~nd George N. Peek, who b retiring as na~ tional farm administrator, posed for this pictu re at th e federation'r~ conve ntion in 1 Chicago. Both P ee k and ·w allace addretised the co nv e nti on~-- ( Gcn'l Code, Sees. 10508-1 10509-6-1' II 1-:btate ot bdre.- Ollkey; Deeea.ed Notice is hereby given t-hat Tbom- ~ n.s and Emmett Gilkey have been duly appointed af\CI qualified as AdmlnlsLrators with the Will an- I nt:Xed of the Estate of Andrew Oil- 1 n) 6 or kfy late or Meigs Counly, Ohio, de- i I 7 room house, !uin8J)e preferred, ceased. Dated t his 121.h day of Dec. 1933. 1 by fll.mily Of 3. Write Box 276, B. A. McCullough ! Ptlmeroy, stvlng partlr::ulara aud Judge of the Probate Court locat~ . 12-13-3i Meigs County, Ohio. ~T~l!Codern APPLE GROVE Mr. and Mrs. B. H Hudnall vts- ~C row, Bundo.y . · cr. Mrs. BrQGcl or JUhla.nd . K;·, Hed the latter's uncle Levi Caato Ml:;s Catherine Roush £pent tiw wcrn gue~>t.s oJI Mrs. Brc·sle's bra · week end wtlh Florence a nd f 'ran- thcr-ln-law und si~;;ter, Mr. and Rev, :f_.~;~.w flp\Shed a ve.r;· sue- at Millwood Sunda).-. cuslul Ulree weeks meeting 11\St Mr6. Ben Bnnford und daughter ell! NDl'rls at east I.eta:t. I Mrs. H. C. Alt:xander. S"Jnday. • week . :Jf Marietta. spent- R couple of days Mr:>. Allee DRY l:J IU. , Preparations IUe belnB made for tl;e past week w1th friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J enkln-'. 1 Tfle Interior of the eommumi!;'l n chrlstmaB entertainme~ at Michael Moore spent the week employed a.t. O.H.E., F. pent hall has been cleaned and va~ .., Ule church which wll1 be glveQ on r:nd w!th home Ip~ at UU1e week. end at hwue. n.INled by H . Q. Alexander and Elaturday night Dee. 23. Hooking. John Qullcn. :Much d~gc hat.\ Wayne Catpc:ntcr of the Steamer ! Mrs. Stella Rogera, M.Wi5 Enun::. ~en doqe to the b11U!Ung a11d ru1 ~ Monongahela. ~;;pent R ~;;hort time ETADT " fALLS Duckwqril;l, Elhwr and EmUne niture. The bfOken lock» b~ve bee.' \ , Betty Compson, movie ~tar, and her manager, Irving : ut home while his boaL was passtnQ: f"' PhUaps, Mr&. Sylva HeDdrll' of Sj' · repl3ced by new ones. The tru:;.t.f'c, J Weit1herg, photographed as they left CJJicago for Albu - hy. rl\cuse , vis-1\ed Sunday with Mr. or b!l1.1dlng wlll proaecut.e any out entering tfle bulldln& unlawfu!\1\ NOTICJ<~ , qu erqut~ . N. M., where their train wus held long enough , WUson Carpenter and sU>t.er Grace Mr. and Mrs. Ray 5o.ylcs of \ h- ufl!i Mrs. Bdward Finley. l:ave pogjtlons at Pa.rkersbur(;'. ron, moved in the Philson o'i1•rn, Edwa rd Flney who has been vi!,- tn tho future. , ,1 '" f Wedn esd ay evening for them to be married by Mayor Rev. an~ Mrs. O'Connor aod home, Saturday. I~ Wlt.h his ehll~n at Oolum- ~ 1 1 1e reu; ar unnua meeting or na ughters Msrabel and Betty or Mr. aud Mr. »crt Crow and nturne<:i home &md•Y'Ibamas Wa.sner was C!lllllll: oq 1 t~il! ~;~ockholder~:~ of the Ptlmcwy ; Clyde Tingley of Albuq.uerqu e. ,T he Wt (!ding anrwunc o;;~eedsvUlc spent Friday night with Clark Jividen qf Racln.C. wert! Mr. a.n~ Mrs. carl lJI'Oilr: or&.. bls mother-m.Jow, Mrl!. All~ Da~·. N'allonal Ba.nk wUl be hell! JD : ment was broad cast over the radio. - - - - -- - -- Mr~~~~rs.~rly Ro~. 8'UI!l!~b of Mr._ .~d Mrs. W. 0 . VCDIIW:Y,t;K\ flnd the ror_m~e~r~·,_m_o_t_ h ·;~IM:-o-n_daYi;·;;-;;;;---;;-:----,.-Tuesday, Janun.ry 9, 1934 a.t 10 A ' M. nt the omcc of said Bank, t or 1 - - -- - - - -- - - - - -;;-=~-~r-= -;---:------------1 ;L ootLq8T-Bo6i:On Bull Dog, colo: de.rk vdth whlte rlna around neclt, about 1 yr. old. HE! anawem to ~;~anle ot Pop~Eye. Liberal r ewar(l. 'Bern Da.Uey, Pomen.y. Phone 495 ·L. 12-13-3t the I 1 I L ' I ,h, ''""0" POLLY ANIJ HER r ALS or "" .,."'"''' to : ct-rvl! for the eau;uing yeo.r and for the tran:m.ctlun or .such other bus!- / m:r..s afi may come betore the meet -~ lnr, -·- ~IVE llol 1 . .. ... Jtaty 'hn-alening to follow the e~amp le l'"tting the !..eugue of Nat10m, EutoJ,•ea.n L• -111-1' lo sta\l' otr the wno• that observers , 1nnff, 3()VJCt Minisl.t>r uf Vun-ign !'r.011er Mussolini al Rome, bl!licves ' ~. l ' •. •• Chancellur Hitler's in..illtohco. on •t• l .u 1 1• ; • ., Not a Leg to Stand On ha~· re;;ultt~;';#·£;i:k':f~"n~:f~:;!~[~ militar)' •llg' fo r ce tu!nr I.~Jfri "lll'an IJOWI'rH.nil'Ambus~ 'Ilion ~o gr av e Dfi to warnnt a ,:, n. Ami Hi tler·~ rcc e n~ r c~iv::d • ArnLa!:>siidnr 1-'ra nco~t~ · Fnncet f 11m1 H~rhn k r u ~arley ·.:.,;c ·cc:·· ..... , ·:;•• · ··,-•" - "THINK IT'S A~ <: L"'' OF- .:JAN 1 ,:_s '1b l 'ET Hart Stanbery. Pre~ldt!lll . ·---~- . ---· ·- • ~h lbu&, 1 : n-- li-21-28; 1-• . For Se:le- I 'I I FOR RENT- :1 beautiful~ ~~er A. & P. Store. 0&11 Edward Ebers .. bach at Re4 Anchor. Jl-28-tf ' Mr. anjl MrJi. Gerald Morris of I Rutland spent. Sunday with Mona.: Morrl! and ramlly. , Walter I>od!!cn mo....,_ his saw 1 n.Dl on the Levacy rarm last week. I I! NOTICE OF APPOJNTHENT .\dmial...... tor Wllh $be Will \!ANTED t.hrough here buying Wt.'ek. ..•• i 10'>'-IJ>J.ID CHRISTMAS! I ,. i·OR BALE-'2'1 Model Ford Coupe. I BABGt\J:N~ New tir es, new battery. $25. Cl!sll : Johnson, Middleport, R. D. l , ' · , TAKEN JN ON PBILUO 1 • W 14' •oWn R-·"'o· I' Phone Rutla.ud. 1 l:.J -14 - lt. j : 1 fb.e or • IAI'(etll I _. • -- --·-- - - - I . not WnJ,Iqboa.e, 9-tube, acreen 1 FOR BALE-Fo~,rtecn pJce JJIGs. 10 i : Jl'id· .. , ........ .... . . . ·. -'li.IMI weeks old. A. E. Plummer, Rut- , One Ute4 Wuher ............ SUI. lane! R. D. 1. l2 - 14- 3t, I ,_,abe Badlola, ~able modtl, . .. l1fl. - - -- - ·----- • ' Model 16 BM.Iok. table model, ALL MAKE8 or radiO!> ser viced at i .. ........ , ... . ........... $l'MO reasonable price:~. Bring In yoUl· 1l 9-lube Pb.lk:o, cabinet. llllreea 1fk1 radio or call 241 -J . H. M. Cross, ~ ~ I ................. .. .. , .. .. "'-4MI I ~iddleport. Edt_. Diamond. Dhlc Phonopaph FOR ·- BALii-=-Sar>d, &'ra~;;r ~~~~-- : ~ Beeordll · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 110.00 11tone, oool and ugrlcu!Lure lime. ' .,151. ~ Alw:nlnum Wa&b· we do any kind or hauling, lurrrc 1 er .... .... .... · .. · .... ·" · III.IIO or small J-'01;. W e build concrete l-----------~ ... ~ I l""-~-t"..· ;;.......... - ''~, '"''""!• ·~····"'·· 1 Good lJIOd Guitar • ' . . ' .. ' ... fO.OI -- ·-----I 3 bahery neei't'¥1'11 and iubell. In KODAKS & Brownie Oamcrus nt I ~P.til ~- uo~.~. 13. fiiUlh. one lJU.If wholesa le prlcc-- F'etgcr : H. M. CROBB Bt.u<llo, Pomeroy, Ohio. l:J·9·3t ! ~"'~ ~~~:U...!._~dae. ""lot ""d~port., ~dt(ja PI-50 &o '1115JKI Oblo. '' w•"·· ""'""' 1'TOO'TS AN - D CA SPER ,o.••ot. ~--"""· " • """" · "· ~· "'llby •or oontr~;,. cwoooo Eoo"G- Silver PJaled Trumpet. 118. 51 bath. Phone 28- R, Middleport. 0. ••t•·ll-111 11 ,..,.w ' ' . 1!! -a I;Q"R SALE-Good , ' -· • ' • If • • •' 11 -' :""! • ilil CR:~S ~RO M MOQN\N6 l:\:; 'f1L N1 b i-H BZCAUSE 'SHE ·n.ttNr<.S tT WAS HEA ~J:.Ul.7 I DIDN'T LAND top coul &lld ! J;ood furnace coal at Bquare Deal Coal Mine Phone 431l·R _ ._l2_-l, l-6t 'l Ill 11 II • • • 1!1 • • • • • 11111.•1 .. • 0ol"-not really lliek 'tnd yet not \":1'11---ol' a GENTLE but THOROUGH cleuning out rid the bowcla and kidney!~ of the JlOIRonou s ~~ aq.d 'bodv wasteslhllt get into the blood Bt,r eam and r,ap YOU1" viWit:r-~ liE FAIR ·ro 'YOIJR BODY. Take u le:aspo"nful o! pnulne CAl,tLSBAD SPR IJ DEL SAl.T in n glnsa of water. In thie e/l.SY er.onomico\ way )'OU will bo wt.· Ung tbe bencftt of the Wot"!d-fnmou::: CARLSBAD CURf; right in your own home. 'For ~rene rutiom: tholJ F;IIllllt~ of / Jeo ~11,. hove been rjl!nt to CARLSBAD, CZECllOS~,OVAK '\, Ly their pl)ys.letunR in the t.N>atlmmt of the many 1Us t.Jm~. ro1 lo\v cmaatlpatlon-stomach, kidney, mitllivt' \ ('<'mplaint.R, l'h C'u lllll· th1m, akin troubles, CARLSBAD l:H'RlJDE~~ ~~L'I' i ~ cv.ap· oruted rrom .- tlle waters ~f the non ~~rur old }H >~lorle Bpr• n~~ tn CARLSBAD U is a naturt~l proOul·t, mude for you hy MoLhe1' Nature. NE\rJE8 TAKE MANUFACTURI..:D SALTH. YoUl' body tteservd the beat. l~or 50 ¥cars l'elluble drul!r~t.; hove sold the genuine CARLSBAD ~PRUDEL SAL1 , crot'cl'n• 'Wken fGU feel when ,.~U tt.ee;~ fr'om within, to ~ ,.trated for true economy. Buy a bottle toduy. , ••••••••··~··•••••••ft• 'When YOU D. c· · Visits OUR Cit IT 'S SWEiT pF YOU 10 ASK ME: ~(; 1F SOP~IE EVEP. LEARN':P "'l"l-'E TRUTH--- >"'AT 1 WAS. ONLY ;o · i..ET $4.0.T A WEEK-·- WOW·W! AFTER "II<E AN6UIS.H I'VE CAUSED HER, NOT TO MENTION 1HE WAY I E)(A.:.WERATED TO I-lEI'!,. SHE'D NEVER FOP./..tET 'THE . WHOLE 'THIN6, 0.6-N, BUT HOW I FDRbEl' IT"'' $4000. 0.1' A WEJK FQJ> TWO YEARS? 'TI-IAT'S A FORTQ!o!E ... WE'D ,_,/>.VE BEEN RICI-I·RI«;H---IF I ,_,ADN'T·-· IIJII 11-IAT "$ 4ooo.'li'· A -WEEI<" :I ; .IE FAIR TO YOUR BODY : _ ,_. - - · · ----~---- ------ ·- , PI) LIP :;.o;..:oH IE ' Sl-- 1£' ~ ·..;")B31f\16 AL.AIN~ 'SH E MOVI~ By Jimmy Murphy Victim of His Own Folly ---.. ~-· .. ··- IF= I CONF:£'SS TD 5:~:Prtll: ; ~OW Sl-tE'LL LOSE:: ALL.. ~ESPECT CANZONERI SEEMS TO BE HEADED FoR. 'IHE LIGHT· WEIGKr TllROIJE FOR ME--- SI-IE'D NEVER BELIEVE ME "l>AIN ·- ANb \F I DON'T TEL~ HER S~E'LL S,'!\000 UNTIL SME'Ii 11.1.! . AGAIN I WHAT WILL. I DO? FOR61VE W-\NHAT WII,L i i •1 • 1 Il l l)j.i,!'Ji!.IJW.O.._.;_,_.;_..;.j:.:::.,C:.""'C:.'.AJ 1 L 1~ )J rf]JJJJJE 1,HE 'f( .r..Jl ip : _ __ It's the Woman Who Pays 1ft : 1 i-;:;;:;::;;;--~:;;; -:;--;;;c';~[)"'CiiE""i::?:7.Z'iT:"l 11 • , : \ For the YEAR~ ll01JND I1er() rMr.and Mrs. Earle Little Detl.v Ann Br nr, tluugh· Herry ha ~ i Ut ~ n suffering with bealcd tooth. 1 Phi llip Tracklea· and wife, Hazel , l'•ld Madge Swisher it.tlended 1 fnnl'ral Saturdl\y or their sb~Ler 1 tHtnt, Mrs. Julia Tmr:: kler Dean Mhens, 0 . I, Mr:;. Lyd1a Sayre and Mt·s.Gco. Martin had B!:> lhelr dinner. , " " '' ~ ~~md:t}' Mr. a nd Mrs. Ray M1·. A.l~d Mrs. W. H. li~;,",j,,.. r. 1~d fnniJ!y of Huntington ever sunday the guests of 1111! br<Jlhd and fa.mlly J ames Hansher. The Cnslno Club m1Jt with N eff on Thursday cvef!jng. Mrs. John Milliron was a Pcme~ rV,\' shopper Wedne6day. Mr. and Mr8. Lawrence F'l8her r nd son Alpha and Mrs. Jane Watson of Columbus were guestll or Mr. ard Mrs. J. A. ReynoiM iut • , 11 I ', 1 , ROUND I ADDISON NIVIR! • \ • I and visited Mr. £1nd Mrs. James Irion Sunday. Charlee OI!Yer a 11d CharleN Shf\t1 IP r were bu s.i nc~s callen; In OaUi~on iXIllS Saluraay. I 0-00'? ME -- - JOB! Fuye Robcrll; spent the week t:l'd .l L home will! h er p11rent~. Mr. and Mr.o;;. Ouy Rob..~ 1·ts \ 1-1A'-'F.: 1'1AC C' ~/c u 'THORI\JTOP..I HCLIDA'-1 l~s~-~l<e~I~P~P~E~D~~"":'~1':><~~T~<L~c~"~ ,·~s~~~::!-1 euyS ~oo~es 1 1,~ EiONNA I 2-\JI:'!!.fl."/ TH lNei, M,O..C- My IS ~I<'.OIC'CN l"'r\ \ "-1 'K. Of= ME, liLL\C t N E\IER. biD LI\<.E '"THAT l'St.J',.. ~UT \IIVIE F'OI?- "iSO M E ~'){ CITEM5MT· \'T'S l'T''S My . MO"l'\FY TI-lE ! f'Ol- <CE T,_,E SHADOW OVS:~ Ross:S oli.ow,lil. we:ck. :Mtlll (Annie Rothgeb of Lttt.le ~ygE!l' haa boon the guest ot her c,nughter Mn;. Bert Roush Gilbert Rous h left Wedne~o.y for M.ron where he will remain tndc~ fuutcly. M1·s. Edwin Rothgeb and F'ra nk Swi!..:er spel\t Sunday - NEW giftA, however coatly, are more w~rm~­ ly appreciated than the complete, impartial · newa of what's happening here, there, and every. where. A subscription to the Daily Triboite i•· a dir.tinctive gift, but not an expensive one. . The Daily Tribun~ e Better tires tbiUl tlui bl&beet priced tlrea of many other makes - a value you &et becauoe Goodyear bullda tbe most tires-by millions. I LUetime Guarant..., ( .......21 ssu s7•s ll...ll •&• $(;711 4.50-ll J 4.7'5-Jt :5.15-18 11.51-tl $au . . OtMr SIUtlft.Pr...,.,,_ . .. ~ .::::::::=: Did You Ever Stop To Think.? BY- EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma !. HENRY C. MacARTliUR, EDITOR Of THE STOCKTON · (CALIF.) INDEPENDENT, SAYS: -. "N-:wapapor advertisin1 offer• th e~nly auccesaful ·~•etllt­ lnlf medaum for _people that h11ve 10~eth1ng to ~t~!l. · 1J~41~ 1 'oj · c~u,..o, are Qbtaaned from o~er l!'•d!Jill'~· but 1!'111 ~~j!itr.l•l'~'! w1th the 11ewapaper renala•JI!e, 11dv•r«a~r p!& mPr!l 'f!'r~~ ~W· · out oftho n~apaper tb!ln from ,!IIIY.P"'er ••ufl:e, ' · . '· . · · .' -·.· • • . .·,. ., ,, ~' ',._~ R>k 1~_j.' • :.-~,.;' ,,.,. . t• 0 ~ -· 0 •• ,11>.· - ., ' ... : ·t·. t "·\~t-r:·: ' .. . ' .. ,i !' · ], f , . ) ,~;i •· ',' - ·' .. ( - "The f!'ileta\ IQVernm'-!!~;h-. l!f!Jfed gre•~ ~t ·in~l! '1111~1· paper, and mncej! i!& f~Jitli in Ill• printeil ~-~ Jlf tilq!lllaiit· h•• '"' N~4 tlirc~i!lb tli~ prep~ .~til till• faith th~fll tup~l'l '!Jj14h tuma til hll!i,-bll\'a14o·.0 !~I! . . . . 11M I'd"~·~~~~ ~j~i!l nB! ·oqiY,,·th, : ~t '.'fe. ' ' '· ,' · �,__.' I •• - 7 J A.Il:)l D.ULY 'ftiiiiOM~, amD. To Pr:esent Christmas Program her brother, ll&tt were In town on tart of Haroo PUrer 18 maltlnl: 1 an ex-~ 1tended vlait here with Edna Maya &ud f&IJI!ly Winlfteld Bailey wu calllng on William Pullhp of White& Chapel Sflleral days lut week I Floyd Emrick ot Parkersburg wu In town Bunda7 1 Frte:nds and relatives ot J.lra. Bertha and Neute Kibble Of Long Bottom spent the week end here C 0 Cowdery WILli a buslneM c11.Uer on Fred LaOOon ot' Joppa Sunday ! M111 0 0 Cowdery WBii reJDO\Ied: •o a haspftaJ In Parkersburs reI Ct>ntly where .8he will undergo an 1Lperatlon !or h.er eyea. I I I and Stanley Raf overe man1ed '11lun• Dec and Mrs Edward Archer ents Mr and Mrs Will Haley or Happy Hollow Mr8 Boen Ollk"Y and daua:ht .. Mrs. Mary Olli'ey ea.iled on Mn Isaa.;: Ru.ssell rei.:ently UNJON RIDGE J \ Weill! Jr has 1nftct1on In h1! hand Charles Robb and daltBh.ter or the ed badly while lighting the ga.sollue: lamp Jte Is improving Mont; Well$ spent t.he week end with hlS family here His hand is MUCh better Leads War on Dope t\ across the 15CJ'een The cast Includes James Dw,n, June Knight, LJUtan Roth, Cli1r Edwards Charle11 'Buddy' Ragen, Dorothy Lee and Lona Andre Basketball ! CASE IS DELAYED POMEROY H. S. -VI-I-- STEWART H. S. Friday, December 15, Pomeroy Gym. Girl's Game 1·ao p M-Boy!l8 30 p M SUPPORT YOUR Tt:AM-ATTEND' ~~ l 0 P~liCf , Value Of Dollar To Puabed Down To Lower Level DOWN TO 62 CENTS At Preaenl, In T erma Of Foreip Excbanre Valuea "Pay Day" Finda American Check "Short" by More Than • 144·~·::: :=~~~.~-~::.P•yin. BY KINOSBURV SMITH IJUl-ndtJ u the loaer by approxima JNS Iy PQO,OOO.OOO on the starr Waahblaton, OorrespondAnt Deo. l5-lN~ pay day to the United found this country once aptn Ule loiN by more than IUlO,000,000 on the amount due from the Europe'& debW on their Dec lSth waa received on This repre- 6 per centthan on !J ~::~:!:~~~~~~·was more 1 t3.000.000 les& than this a:overnment recel'fed from the debtor nn.tJon on the previous pay day, Ja.st June 15th At that time the Untted Stat.ea also waa the loser by more than 1100.000.000 In thP. lar~~!mt d,.. the defa.ulta and unpaid I~'''"""' of last June and Decf'm15- n-tsadded to the amooul on debtors faliPd tn make Bv GEORGE R HOLMES INB Staff Correspondent Washlngton, nee 15-INB--The price of gold remained unchaf'8ed today at t34 ot per nunoe. It marked the thlrteP.nth eontwrutlve day in whlr.h n~ advan~ has bum made . ~~~:~:ni~i;~.~·;"::;•l ~~::~~IOO::•Y~~t~h~I•~~co:t)n:tr~y J resent attolea!t no In tloa.'s gold-buying which the American dollar hllJI been pUBhed down to about 62 cents In terms of foreign currencies Instead the policy Is to be advan~ Oln(Jl'essiono.l leodP.r' said today they had been advisPd upon wh&t they dP.-~w.rlbecl n~ hi"' authmlty UuLt thf> admlnlBLratlo•J plnns to further devalu!l.V. t he dfJI lnr before ra.lllnlil' a hall ln Its omIJ)1lm This wlll bP accomplished by lncreas1n~~: the bid Qrkr fo•· 1100ld ubove the t3<\ 01 fl"llrt" hB!l obtalnei.l for two y,eeoks Whffn the advAnce i"~ to be who.t ultimatl:l l'i'- but It w11.11 Is t-1 be Ihe Umt'i Slew for Love? OF DOLLARS ON OLD WAR DEBT n8[ C~NTINU£0 Dec NnB It'• lD The Tribune ~f EUROPEANS DEFAULT MILLIONS ADM IN\ISTRHIUN Tlmm ~~~ bP for the Lazy Bones on Your List! u It'• 77. Admiooion :-Student. 20c, Adulta 3Sc Gifts Like These a .. FULL LEASED WIRE OF INT ERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. Marie, wene guests o1 rela.Uves on LeadlnB Creek Saturday Ca.rabell Archer wu the w~k 1ue11t of MJA Searls of Hysell J aavance or Premdent Roo&evelts m:w deal and finally spell out N R ·.~;.J~ EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 286-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R were vreek end guesta of her par- The Oh10 UmversJtY Vested Choir, wh1ch includes m itc.: mernber!olhJp 8 number llr!:e:le~ibftoble had 4sev,eral load! of l.Jary and Mrs George Markin · C . ur an eed produce MelgR ounty Atudent.R, wdl appear m a Christmas program m Memoria] Aud 1tm- 1rud fur delivered to his place ~ made a buslness trip to McArthur eaturday Mrs Markin Is still In ium, Athens, at 8 o'clock Sunday mght. The program 18 the second ot the Sunda.lo 1 busmesa here lest weelr: r.. ;or health Mary Emily Mace was ealllng night aerie• and Will be the first public performance of the group. Many of the num. IJAILEY RUN en Grace Jean and Mary Eileen bers are from the Me&~iah, while a group .. f Christmas carolS has been extremely Markin Saturday aftemoon J v weus Sr ~~:ot hiS haQd bum· well arranged <.ut the <lrum-Hke rhythm c o~ Johnao."""~ 1 blil!lines& SUJ')day afternoon 1 E A Kibble made ~ business tJ lp to Doe Rtdj'e Sunday 1 Probate Court j ' J HIO STlTE u '~ ~.t !Jt.i HIGH ST ' ') l ' r1 Nine To Die In Alabama Prison Wholeaale Exeeutioas Take Place on February 9th grand te- l total due Ptnland once again was the only nation to meet It, obligatlotl 1n tuU p&)'1ne tUJ623 and making no oomplalnt Ptance, Belgium Poland F.Btonla. l Runpry and Awtr!a ap.ln defau1ted whUe Oreat Britain, taly, czecb06lovakla and Latvia made small "t.oten payments to avoid the sUgma of default DiBCUII810il5 were sUlJ under way with Llthunla concemin& an otrer of $10 000 on SEND MESSAGE Taken Care Of Governor To $105 414 due The latest clnsh with the debtor 1 nations was marked bv Indirect notlot from Belgium that I~ did not Intend to pa.y a.ny more money to I this IIOVemmflnt untU Oennnny re- I 11umed reparat1om payments , ThlOJ pay day also was marked by ' a tendency on the part of the tok1 en-paying nations to seal• down thE'Il" paymenl.'l to a. mP-re drop-ln the-bucket level while nt. Lhe same 1 tlme evldenelmr a dlStinct 'take It or leave It ' attitude This was parllculn.l"ly noticeable c&Be of Latvia, whieh offered I on $180,706 due Acting secof State notified the ' that PreiS!- ! this ! to whloh L&t·l it would make and thl'!. Sure 1 I rovem-1 ,d1e," . a.gt'e@d tQ "1-ecetve· Montgomel"Y Ala, Dec 15 - !NB int.o etf"rnltv elw'1t men and onp woman must W!Llk the "laat mlle" togethl!r in a death ~!"""• to the ~~tim embra.c~ or thi> electl':lc chair ln eariJ as the Ute of Ala.bruna ancient law of a Ill£ Russian Train Is Wrecked by Tttugs ••• notwith!lt4nd- wu--"'*-.,.: 3~ ~lt'i."'"' tlnl ar.tlon of he!Qies" to do am"What t:n.n you to ~ Crew, Rob Paaaen.era; 7 Kin~ in Battle hilS , .. ,.lilliJ note to Italy wbleh paid on f;:J,133,i06 thl' Iaraest ;,.;,~n\i,ge p'yment reeel~d from debtorB PhlJLlps relteratof these token nat this reducsovany of debt However, he of the 11000.000 Roosevelt did -o..o.,."1-. Harbin Manchuria Dec 16INS-Wrecking the ea.stbound tran.11 SJberhr.n expreu train by pla,clng barricades upon the tracks ~ mUes ~ west of Tsitsthar 300 bandltti todnj overpowered the tratflts small mill~ tll.l'y guard in a battle In which ~reven • wwe killed and el~~:ht woundf'd setlMsty and then kldnaped 'many firs\ and second-dass PQ88el'l.· e11rs The sped.lng train overturned as It hlt thr track ob6\ructlons, and .8tm'fl8 were hurt Many tmftel'6d neverely from the extrt>cme cold, • ., temperature belniJ Ml de~Jrtes below zero The~~ were no forelfn~rs 1 After pilla1Jlng the mall ear a.nd '""""' rC'bbing all passensers the bandits made off with several of the .,al• thler-looklng pewngerll l() be held ror ransom Poznan Polan Dec 15-INBA Japanese annored train reachTen school children were killed and rd the scene several houn after the 51.1 seriously InJured today when n'tack admlnl15tering sid to the vlc· two pusenger train!'! collided and 1 tlms and routing remnants of the tcleliCOped Into each other near lbll.ndlt P.rmy hOI'\! -------The accident was blamed upon. GARY COOPER WEDS the fo.Uure of one or the enlllneerA to obllerve stanalR properly 10 KILLED IN CRASH HOCKEY PLAYER HAS CHANCE TO RECOVER ELECTRIC Theatre hmVOJ'. Thunday and Friday "TAKE A ' biPm. ~- l<...h~ lame1 I CJ:lANCE" ' lhldd7 RAtpn. CUll EdtWoJ~ IJIIIaa .....,; Lllllon Bobtl. Sborio: -· ___ ,.... "" :t:tQs ,"is,._ a, Pf.a~~at Chrastmas so gave Robes, Pajamas, Negligees, Underwear Dainty things that every feminint' heart wants. Gorgeous Silk NegliJ[ees, Warm Comfy Robes, S i 1k Gowns, Silk Pajamas, Dance Sets. LIBERTY THEATRE ......._.. -· lalonlaJ ZA1IB OaEY'Il "THT LAST TRAIL'I a_. O'lll'lotl. ()lllilt BII<rlo:- Bate ,.,...... I -er , x..~ i QN WAY LONG TIME � 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. 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