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7 J A.Il:)l

D.ULY 'ftiiiiOM~, amD.

To Pr:esent Christmas Program

her brother, ll&amp;tt

were In town on

tart of

Haroo PUrer 18 maltlnl:

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an ex-~

1tended vlait here with Edna Maya
&amp;ud f&amp;IJI!ly

Winlfteld Bailey wu calllng on
William Pullhp of White&amp; 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&gt;ntly where .8he will undergo an
1Lperatlon !or h.er eyea.

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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.
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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'

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,

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'&amp;

debW

on their Dec lSth

waa received on
This

repre-

6 per
centthan
on
!J ~::~:!:~~~~~~·was
more
1

t3.000.000 les&amp; 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&amp;t they dP.-~w.rlbecl n~ hi"'
authmlty UuLt thf&gt; 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&lt;\ 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!

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Admiooion :-Student. 20c, Adulta 3Sc

Gifts Like These

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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&amp;evelts
m:w deal and finally spell out N R

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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&amp;~iah, while a group .. f Christmas carolS has been extremely
Markin Saturday aftemoon
J v weus Sr ~~:ot hiS haQd bum·
well arranged
&lt;.ut the &lt;lrum-Hke rhythm

c o~

Johnao."""~

1

blil!lines&amp; SUJ')day afternoon
1
E A Kibble made ~ business
tJ lp to Doe Rtdj'e Sunday
1

Probate Court

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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&amp;)'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&amp; 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

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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&amp;Be of Latvia, whieh offered I
on $180,706 due
Acting secof State
notified the '
that PreiS!- !
this !
to whloh L&amp;t·l
it would make
and thl'!.
Sure
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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&gt;
electl':lc chair ln eariJ
as the Ute of Ala.bruna
ancient law of a Ill£

Russian Train Is
Wrecked by Tttugs

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notwith!lt4nd-

wu--"'*-.,.: 3~ ~lt'i."'"'

tlnl ar.tlon of
he!Qies" to do am"What t:n.n you

to

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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&gt;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

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lame1

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CUll EdtWoJ~
IJIIIaa .....,; Lllllon Bobtl.
Sborio:

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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

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ZA1IB OaEY'Il

"THT LAST
TRAIL'I

a_. O'lll'lotl.

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'11ENRY'S WEDDING" IS HUGE
·.SUCCESS~ LECION SHOW WILL
:. BE PRESENTED AGAIN FRIDAY

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l'or U l - Offtoo Call . . .J.
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--Phone 582-L

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upon the love, loyalty and devotion of the people, must be in harmohy with
the 1.eaebings or Jt21U!!I the Chrlllt whOBe words fit mt.o uvery fold and cnwf.'JI:I
of ta."e hupmn heart, an:) of whom lt WiLli said m Johc '!:46, ''N F.V!::R MAN
s_rA_p_:
Ll_KETl'IS MAN '
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ia tenw. Her .tQaetlrler,
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bet eat.
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Patrida 1•
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a.dety i'f.rL Pat Int. 111.et Cluk an•
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U»fOfiOatl

Cbeeae

Zk'l5C =-l6e
GlentJale noar ;-z.:;''

Meetbt1
Pataat
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W.aaat, fttll Baverholt esplalu

~· (fer lftr eeata an
w..tt.111 Mn. S7C8U'a bo111.e.
lrilll with ber lltepmotber

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Milk

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J, C. PUoh, Pu&amp;or
Bunda.y school 9 A. M.

79e
l7e

241;1 lb.

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YO'UR mm1!IR

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Dlvlne service lO·Hi A M Sermon
'Ululstian Faith" It&amp; necessity; Us
1•1\ture; Its contents; and Ita oonqul'sts

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I•rge
Budded

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17c
3,., 19c
.. &amp;c

.~Rice

WEEK-END SPECIALS!
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EIGHT O'CLOCK
THE LIQUOR CONTROVERSY

Dour
,...errles
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BOKAR COFFEE .......

REb CIRCLE COf'FEE .

lb. 23c

. . . . . lb. 19c:

RAJAH SALAD

FLOUR

HOTtL

COJ.UMBUS

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now.
of our
. o~~~~~

st~te

want tho liquor busi-

and above bo~r~. they will allow ever¥ '
&amp;tl\te who Is willi111r to pay the lleenac
to sell tl)e CQ~Umodlty pruvld ed h&lt;
dealing Rnd has been a rood

IIIEDAL

ROOMS tl.ll
11.&amp;'1'8 fi.IIG

"tiD

Dll'ltfco lOOM
VOFFBB SHOP

jar

zsc

Full

Cream lb.
24 'le Ib.
aack

99c

Potatoes . . . .. .. . .. &amp;lbs. 25c
Oflingea .. . . . . 5lb. bag 25c
Celery .......... 2stalks17c
Lettuee, size 60. 2 heads 17c
MitbtgiUl Potatoes . . . .
pk. 29c
POlK&amp;:
BEANS
llli•"e•
10 •n•
•.,b. 49c
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M•hl

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GOLD

Quart

tlotL ·aurtatt

CLUB MEETS
The Mary Elizabeth Club.

2 ,.... 19c
2 ~~~~. 43c

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composed ot ontefrs ol Lhe Dau11hterP
u~ ArnerJca, was entertulned Thursciay afternoon at the home of MrB
Elizabeth Darst of Pomeroy. who
holds the otllce of Put St&amp;te CouncJllor of the Daughters of America. 1
A social hour followed the usual
buRinMS seasion at the clo.!e or
which Mrs Darst served refresh- 1
nents to the large number In at-~
r,endance
Tim.' next meetlnlf will be held at
the home of Mrs Charles Howard
GU Thursday January 11

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CHEESE

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'11ENRY'S WEDDING" IS HUGE
·.SUCCESS~ LECION SHOW WILL
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l'or U l - Offtoo Call . . .J.
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--Phone 582-L

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upon the love, loyalty and devotion of the people, must be in harmohy with
the 1.eaebings or Jt21U!!I the Chrlllt whOBe words fit mt.o uvery fold and cnwf.'JI:I
of ta."e hupmn heart, an:) of whom lt WiLli said m Johc '!:46, ''N F.V!::R MAN
s_rA_p_:
Ll_KETl'IS MAN '
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..._ wntl lboald 11M refue. O.e
ooia'-1, BID 11 ohot ~'a rt..l_.....
.,...... Yit11 Patriria, Pliricia nna
ia tenw. Her .tQaetlrler,
'-rlac a . .IHI-.1,
bet eat.
. .tricia Ia forftlilll to ••'e ber Uvial
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..Ual!d by tb,e 1'ifl'a
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Patrida 1•
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Out 'J'rKr, tile pc;lo plaJer, bat
O.rk ia u1a1ed to Marthe Mareb,
a.dety i'f.rL Pat Int. 111.et Cluk an•
11ti! 6aDcee w)ljea abe IUH Ia at

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GlentJale noar ;-z.:;''

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Pataat
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W.aaat, fttll Baverholt esplalu

~· (fer lftr eeata an
w..tt.111 Mn. S7C8U'a bo111.e.
lrilll with ber lltepmotber

JOUr

Milk

••• car aH. •·-··· I

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ST MtJL LVmERAN CiiVRCH
J, C. PUoh, Pu&amp;or
Bunda.y school 9 A. M.

79e
l7e

241;1 lb.

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YO'UR mm1!IR

A.BK

Dlvlne service lO·Hi A M Sermon
'Ululstian Faith" It&amp; necessity; Us
1•1\ture; Its contents; and Ita oonqul'sts

-

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· r...tlioh Wtolnuta

I•rge
Budded

:~~~~~

17c
3,., 19c
.. &amp;c

.~Rice

WEEK-END SPECIALS!
'

EIGHT O'CLOCK
THE LIQUOR CONTROVERSY

Dour
,...errles
,. ,. . ,.
...,D

BOKAR COFFEE .......

REb CIRCLE COf'FEE .

lb. 23c

. . . . . lb. 19c:

RAJAH SALAD

FLOUR

HOTtL

COJ.UMBUS

".-i

II&amp;... - -

now.
of our
. o~~~~~

st~te

want tho liquor busi-

and above bo~r~. they will allow ever¥ '
&amp;tl\te who Is willi111r to pay the lleenac
to sell tl)e CQ~Umodlty pruvld ed h&lt;
dealing Rnd has been a rood

IIIEDAL

ROOMS tl.ll
11.&amp;'1'8 fi.IIG

"tiD

Dll'ltfco lOOM
VOFFBB SHOP

jar

zsc

Full

Cream lb.
24 'le Ib.
aack

99c

Potatoes . . . .. .. . .. &amp;lbs. 25c
Oflingea .. . . . . 5lb. bag 25c
Celery .......... 2stalks17c
Lettuee, size 60. 2 heads 17c
MitbtgiUl Potatoes . . . .
pk. 29c
POlK&amp;:
BEANS
llli•"e•
10 •n•
•.,b. 49c
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M•hl

.,........ BULl DATIS

~... (QIIll.

leO......

GOLD

Quart

tlotL ·aurtatt

CLUB MEETS
The Mary Elizabeth Club.

2 ,.... 19c
2 ~~~~. 43c

. " ... lb.....,

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composed ot ontefrs ol Lhe Dau11hterP
u~ ArnerJca, was entertulned Thursciay afternoon at the home of MrB
Elizabeth Darst of Pomeroy. who
holds the otllce of Put St&amp;te CouncJllor of the Daughters of America. 1
A social hour followed the usual
buRinMS seasion at the clo.!e or
which Mrs Darst served refresh- 1
nents to the large number In at-~
r,endance
Tim.' next meetlnlf will be held at
the home of Mrs Charles Howard
GU Thursday January 11

. .r; Th rough"

......._ 'J'rw II';

J

H..d Lettuce

2 P......d So..

FLOUR

..

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Tonprineo

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19e

2,_,,lSc
2.~

35c

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A· 911'--aid&lt;
...

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••• 35c:
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&gt;
2
19i:
lk
No

t'rlllM

t~ k'"'

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l.ar~

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No

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Bal HI(( Powder

H...

.!lmot&amp;:ed 8klnn@tl
Wbole

2~

2 ,.. 23c
,. 2Sc
,.ISc

.. 27c
2
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Cklver Farm'

-··
Sw~t

Cr-eam

H-.!t PW114

15c

15e

lb

BUTIT.R

1 \o6,

....

o.r Shank l!lnd

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No. I
Caula

Peu No"

Peacfte.

~uneweiaof

89e

s-t.s nowu

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BOTH

Prod~~ee

Fresh

~~.an ....t

Crackers

~ ~

BEECHNUT COFFEE . . . . . . . . . lb. 19c:

I 'ARM

or U.utk"hNt.t.

Bwt'lEIIl Pitted

..

(11A)V~:R

lb Rtl'k and
Ooe lilhH'! lrlc
No 'Burn fiJidc'lle

~ake

COFFEE

DRESSING
CHEESE

.. 23c
,. 25c

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GOOdS

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Pomero7 Teams
To Meet Stewart

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• ....,.....ct '.'but -~~~· ~·.,..
the lilt ot Ute 1gy told' ~ lxt th
coachn m ap lnMrvteV·'I'liuraday

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lf
n•&amp;n

u...

evmiQI folloWb:JI ' the lut. ~
of .Lhe ~qtben and Ulp,l,r ~··
&amp;lhleteo Jt tile toea) 'irym.' '
OOII.CJI 1J:Ixns:JMch' who ids -~,1

Stil.e.i of Rutland spen~
ntaht with Clyde Bow...
Thoma.s ~ma and Cami-

oililenttv • wo~ in an effOrt

~;~.

her... ~ - cUcklnG: foi' t hr
stewart and othft games b'\.a
get

Another &amp;ood gu well wa.s struck.
&lt;'r&gt; W. E. McDade's land Sa.t urday.

hopea or ha..vlnll' a .•~ ~nib!·
n,a~g I! Lhc . airls ·qn lh,e . ~ 1_.. d ·

Wl!l wOt'k:"''"Nv tMc be!!Jt. ·er thelr:"w.r··
iout ab.Qiijq... 18he haa two or

HAL.J..WQOQ

three rtrl6 W4o • a~ 1

mucl1

t~an thtf a~ge b&amp;U

bo)l,t.er

players but

tteY mUBt pt ~e seriOus &amp;n~l e of
pla~inK

"ba&amp;ketbiU if· that: talbUt 1s

to be fu11Y · develO»;;O. The gtrJ,s
underwent a, ,. J~ . workou~ .: tor
t~ol&lt;, !¥1

pr"!l""•. l'l l!&gt;e .week,.

.

The game tontghi shOuld be an ~
IJher test· ot Uli!ilr.....ab111ty to plo.y
the pme although 'llt;tle ta known
oJ Stewart's this year aure&amp;fotion.
: CIX\ch Pa.mham llhO wa.s a. Ut.tl&lt;!
more CQPUrl\lnlcatiYe -than· the oocd COllth, gave Uttle niore lntof rnatlon In spite of hl8 talk. He talked
s rreat deal but left ·uttlt1 of:lnsldc
dope for the ELverage fan .
He BIIJO has sortte good pru~ ·
pects but much hard work 16 nee·
essary to develop tt to the poi!.L
where It
overcome

wm

be good enough t .,
of the better ball
club&amp; Ule Panthers will meet tw.
aom~

fNe the .season comes to a close.
Friday night should bring a vietory for the Pa.nthers but mw
never knows what may happen "e.apeclally when a fighting stewat t
team 15 to be defeated.
The Panthers were pushed tl)
the limit during the past week and

a -y.

are probably much improved ovet
last week's form .
The first Bame starts at 7:30

~~\011 1'1'!\1 IIQ&amp;, colo: cf
~ ·' -¥ . wtd.ti riD&amp;' around Ohio,
~t, ~t 1
He a.DIWetll
Dated
10. ·~ Pop. • IJl!eral .... !033.

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wtth the girls appearing on the inItial contest fl.l' usual. The hoys
game will begin as S®n
conveniently e.s possible follOW ng the

al

day ol De&lt;:em~r.

close of the first contest.

The wrl.ter will

8 . A. McOulJouab
Judge of the Probate Court
III:~)K!i C9!/ll.ll, llQID.

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week.

l.ONG BOTTOM
a.L

Lhe~t

reR.Ullf:i' meeUng MondBY evening
tl,tte!r.\he ronowlng omccrs im
nttt.· )'l:ar :; C. C., W. D. Chambers;

w.,.....• _.,..

w..-.r .......... ..

'J~ · ll'641tla. la.Olti
~"

him

.O!!!.ve Joe~.., K. of P.,

•· ·TAKII!'IJ!!'·'O ' !'¥1L00
't!oi!
S&lt;IIIIII
$t,fli w~. t·labe,

OI!J! UM

not

guCIB as to probable flh.e . . -uPs: 'tht&amp;
week because both coaches ''don·

c.:; H.M. Q/_
QWa.n; prelate. A F .
of' W .•. W. f'. Hawley;

at A., James Hawley; k. of Ii'..
&amp; B., C. B. Haym~:~on; l'd:. of E .. J

model, . .
loble

............ . . . . . ....... .

I CAN'T I=ORt.ET.- I CAN'T!
1-IOW CAN ~· FORt.£ T IT'!:.
MY F'AULT "'f..AT YOU DIDN'T

LANP A 1'WO-VEAQ JOS AT

$4-000.V A WEel('?
I CAME SE;1WEEN YOU
ANO A I'ORTUMI ••

CoeHETis

roURI-'IG soum
AMERIO\ AI.IO
IS DUE 11.1 TJ.IE

I CAN'T LET SOPHI§i
CONTINUE TO SROOO AND
BROOD·· I LOVE HER TOO
MUCH FOR THAT--·

I'M 60NN" COMPI'SS .,...,
WHOLE 1\oiiNt. AND EA'W:
HER MINb··-

u.s. soo,IJ.

•

FIFTH A

FASHIONS

ROUND

By JANE GORDON

WHEN SHE
H~AR$ CCIL.J

For the YEAR~

HOOF!illil'li .

cpNI:ESSLON

'ROUND

TOMORROW

NEW gifts, however coatly, •re more wa11n~ ·
ly appreciated than the complete, impartie.l
newa of what'• happening here, there, and ewet;Jwhere. A aubacription to the· Daily TrilllaM-ia
a di•tinctive gift, but not an expenoive one. · · .
I

The Daily Triburae
. .

~ON·~· ~~E~T~~;-~~~~~~~~

.

dF.T -n-tS: POL.tC.E
AF '1"-.12- "TH A"T

t\OL.IDA'f.
MA,Pe OF \N \'T'-'
M'f MQ~E't, I ''1
GONNA ~u~

~When
... .

YOU D. Ci ·

HIM

'·HE

IS

SCHEDULED TO
MAKE HIS OE8i,ft

AS A PRO AGAINSi
'TIL.DEA!.

:·:·...:... __ _ _ .._.____

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Did You Ever Stop

To Think?

Visits OUR Cit

By EDSON R. WAIT£
Shawnw, Okl-.homa

WIW..Vt~
..•

ABL.E' Tb ·. ~
HISOL.D 1\'0
AS A l"'(o '-f · .·.

HENRY C. MacARTHUR, EDITOR OF THE
(CALIF.) INDEPENDENT, SAYS:

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Pomero7 Teams
To Meet Stewart

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MeU~er aatlistletl, conttntdt

'1

1 ~nr

• ....,.....ct '.'but -~~~· ~·.,..
the lilt ot Ute 1gy told' ~ lxt th
coachn m ap lnMrvteV·'I'liuraday

I ..~~
lf
n•&amp;n

u...

evmiQI folloWb:JI ' the lut. ~
of .Lhe ~qtben and Ulp,l,r ~··
&amp;lhleteo Jt tile toea) 'irym.' '
OOII.CJI 1J:Ixns:JMch' who ids -~,1

Stil.e.i of Rutland spen~
ntaht with Clyde Bow...
Thoma.s ~ma and Cami-

oililenttv • wo~ in an effOrt

~;~.

her... ~ - cUcklnG: foi' t hr
stewart and othft games b'\.a
get

Another &amp;ood gu well wa.s struck.
&lt;'r&gt; W. E. McDade's land Sa.t urday.

hopea or ha..vlnll' a .•~ ~nib!·
n,a~g I! Lhc . airls ·qn lh,e . ~ 1_.. d ·

Wl!l wOt'k:"''"Nv tMc be!!Jt. ·er thelr:"w.r··
iout ab.Qiijq... 18he haa two or

HAL.J..WQOQ

three rtrl6 W4o • a~ 1

mucl1

t~an thtf a~ge b&amp;U

bo)l,t.er

players but

tteY mUBt pt ~e seriOus &amp;n~l e of
pla~inK

"ba&amp;ketbiU if· that: talbUt 1s

to be fu11Y · develO»;;O. The gtrJ,s
underwent a, ,. J~ . workou~ .: tor
t~ol&lt;, !¥1

pr"!l""•. l'l l!&gt;e .week,.

.

The game tontghi shOuld be an ~
IJher test· ot Uli!ilr.....ab111ty to plo.y
the pme although 'llt;tle ta known
oJ Stewart's this year aure&amp;fotion.
: CIX\ch Pa.mham llhO wa.s a. Ut.tl&lt;!
more CQPUrl\lnlcatiYe -than· the oocd COllth, gave Uttle niore lntof rnatlon In spite of hl8 talk. He talked
s rreat deal but left ·uttlt1 of:lnsldc
dope for the ELverage fan .
He BIIJO has sortte good pru~ ·
pects but much hard work 16 nee·
essary to develop tt to the poi!.L
where It
overcome

wm

be good enough t .,
of the better ball
club&amp; Ule Panthers will meet tw.
aom~

fNe the .season comes to a close.
Friday night should bring a vietory for the Pa.nthers but mw
never knows what may happen "e.apeclally when a fighting stewat t
team 15 to be defeated.
The Panthers were pushed tl)
the limit during the past week and

a -y.

are probably much improved ovet
last week's form .
The first Bame starts at 7:30

~~\011 1'1'!\1 IIQ&amp;, colo: cf
~ ·' -¥ . wtd.ti riD&amp;' around Ohio,
~t, ~t 1
He a.DIWetll
Dated
10. ·~ Pop. • IJl!eral .... !033.

«

·~·

. lile!1! .

. ~
....

'

Phone 411G, j.

I

'!

I

:I

. •

f,

_
.-

ll·IJ.ilt

wtth the girls appearing on the inItial contest fl.l' usual. The hoys
game will begin as S®n
conveniently e.s possible follOW ng the

al

day ol De&lt;:em~r.

close of the first contest.

The wrl.ter will

8 . A. McOulJouab
Judge of the Probate Court
III:~)K!i C9!/ll.ll, llQID.

... _.

, · ·p

\9~~·
I

.. , Q&amp;G.:

ble~"

'

"P'

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. plil .... . .. .. .......... ..

_0. ..

!'l~o;l .

-"

Ia.~~t

week.

l.ONG BOTTOM
a.L

Lhe~t

reR.Ullf:i' meeUng MondBY evening
tl,tte!r.\he ronowlng omccrs im
nttt.· )'l:ar :; C. C., W. D. Chambers;

w.,.....• _.,..

w..-.r .......... ..

'J~ · ll'641tla. la.Olti
~"

him

.O!!!.ve Joe~.., K. of P.,

•· ·TAKII!'IJ!!'·'O ' !'¥1L00
't!oi!
S&lt;IIIIII
$t,fli w~. t·labe,

OI!J! UM

not

guCIB as to probable flh.e . . -uPs: 'tht&amp;
week because both coaches ''don·

c.:; H.M. Q/_
QWa.n; prelate. A F .
of' W .•. W. f'. Hawley;

at A., James Hawley; k. of Ii'..
&amp; B., C. B. Haym~:~on; l'd:. of E .. J

model, . .
loble

............ . . . . . ....... .

I CAN'T I=ORt.ET.- I CAN'T!
1-IOW CAN ~· FORt.£ T IT'!:.
MY F'AULT "'f..AT YOU DIDN'T

LANP A 1'WO-VEAQ JOS AT

$4-000.V A WEel('?
I CAME SE;1WEEN YOU
ANO A I'ORTUMI ••

CoeHETis

roURI-'IG soum
AMERIO\ AI.IO
IS DUE 11.1 TJ.IE

I CAN'T LET SOPHI§i
CONTINUE TO SROOO AND
BROOD·· I LOVE HER TOO
MUCH FOR THAT--·

I'M 60NN" COMPI'SS .,...,
WHOLE 1\oiiNt. AND EA'W:
HER MINb··-

u.s. soo,IJ.

•

FIFTH A

FASHIONS

ROUND

By JANE GORDON

WHEN SHE
H~AR$ CCIL.J

For the YEAR~

HOOF!illil'li .

cpNI:ESSLON

'ROUND

TOMORROW

NEW gifts, however coatly, •re more wa11n~ ·
ly appreciated than the complete, impartie.l
newa of what'• happening here, there, and ewet;Jwhere. A aubacription to the· Daily TrilllaM-ia
a di•tinctive gift, but not an expenoive one. · · .
I

The Daily Triburae
. .

~ON·~· ~~E~T~~;-~~~~~~~~

.

dF.T -n-tS: POL.tC.E
AF '1"-.12- "TH A"T

t\OL.IDA'f.
MA,Pe OF \N \'T'-'
M'f MQ~E't, I ''1
GONNA ~u~

~When
... .

YOU D. Ci ·

HIM

'·HE

IS

SCHEDULED TO
MAKE HIS OE8i,ft

AS A PRO AGAINSi
'TIL.DEA!.

:·:·...:... __ _ _ .._.____

. _~ z: ====:::::·.

Did You Ever Stop

To Think?

Visits OUR Cit

By EDSON R. WAIT£
Shawnw, Okl-.homa

WIW..Vt~
..•

ABL.E' Tb ·. ~
HISOL.D 1\'0
AS A l"'(o '-f · .·.

HENRY C. MacARTHUR, EDITOR OF THE
(CALIF.) INDEPENDENT, SAYS:

�'

...

••

'•

Lowell Wingett I
RENOVATORS BUSY
Loses Privilege I,.,_, SUNDAY AT LOCAL CHURCH
lJtiJiwftre ot
Of Dnvmg Auto 1 _ , . , SCHOOL Iton bu .... men
are

}M~ig~., Civilian Camp Is
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Enlivened By Arrival Of

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!Captain
Jc.eph t. Oxley Arrive• W1th Men In Char1e

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aav~ • -. l'l'I'ZWATD D
...wr ot J'MU!tr Mood)' •w•
a 1"l~.;:. ~-=\r...._

Ch.arpa

fulfill speetflcaUona thws delaylnJ
Lowell Wingett entilrtns a plea
tl)J.! feature of the work
of 1uilty t6 a charge or drlvln11
Accon:Uhl to Ule ometrs Ule or operaUng a motor vehicle while
ramp will reach Ita rull complemellt. Intoxicated was nned 1100 and
'll men on or about January 10 or! costa of the pn:JLIIt()ution
and his

Via C. &amp; 0. Radway, Men Left Oh1o C1ty
Early Thursday Mom1n1

PB.IDA Y D!lC!EIQII:II 15

or

Pather E~ne Dunn ci(W!d a
contmct. wl.th them for the work
and tbey are dolna a fine job 11J.e
lnWior' said never to have been re·
novated s1nce Ita ereetkln a nurnber ot Years ago had &amp;BSWiled a col
or ~losely approxirnatlnc
a dart

Letlall f• December 17

I

I

PltUL •N ROME

brown o.s a result 01' the &amp;eewnulated dut and smOke Which. necess-

_

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the Bwinl OrooeJ7

tatoe1, Beat No. 1•., PecK
29e; Fu.JI Value O.t1, Lar•o
8os JOe; Herahey'a Cocoa,
Larp Box 19• Sun Ma1d
Rev L. T Norrla paator Of the
r_
Pu
rhurch were dinner guesta or ltr RaiiiDI, 2 Bolles lD~Ct
re
and Mn Dayton wm of Mulberry Pepper, Pound 22c ~ BJu•
hvenue Thunday
Rlbban Oleo, 3 P......da 26c1
CBB18Tiil8 PARTY
Jocli:r:ecl Salt, 2 Bo.s.ea 16c,
The Gleaners ClaM or \he Feder· FelL-~ c _,_
2-Pound
ated church enjoyed a Chr18t.maa
Der
ra~era,
party and chlclleD dinner at the Box 26e ~
flake Homin) ,
.Pface EvanceUeal church ThlU'Sday 1 Boi JOe· Matcbel 6 BoK:ea
tveniJll Pollowtna the aervlnc of
•
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the dinner a aoctal time was spent 23c J Soap Chipa, Larte Box
IUld gifts were exchanged among 1 12c.. For Beat Gr_,..., Val

16 when the roll wUI contain about. rllht. to drive was revoked
for a
!4BJON T:mC'l'-A.cQ .u 11 11
1f)() names
There are 16 Meigs I period of sb: months In the court
OOLDEN TJ:XT-1 p r - to.a.rtl ari,y results In any bu1ldinc
county men 1n addiUOI\ w those In of Mag1stral.t! H H Mees
till• mark lor \be priM ot th ll1sb
Using
a
secret. preparation
BUILDINGS NOT YET FINISHED
the company who are workl.nK at.
Under a six mont.h!l probatton by ~•llln• al Ood 1n Chrl•t .JeiiUt. Phil· known only to the manager of the
thr ~;amp
Lhe common pleas court of Metp l pp~:,U.;
TOPIC-Paul ?,fu cleaning ftrm the walla are faat the el&amp;htftn Prelelll
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Captain Oxley was verl' tired county Winget-t was fined following Que•u
assuming a beautiful creamy like
, Partitiom To Be Placed At Soon At Matertal Amveo, huinlf
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trade
at
a
MODERN
been 110lng steadily since a complaint In the m&amp;~istrat.e s
JUNIOR. TbP1c--Paula J'av.rn•J ta color and the churd:l ill fast ~eomTAKEN
UOSPirAL
MA.RKET
STORE
Crown
Camp To Have Full Complement Of 200 Men
J.wfore daylight Thursday morniJli court here that he had driven hls Rtlme.
In&amp; lighter
Mra Tom Brewer of Bowman&amp;
•
!o~
gettiDg
the
boys
ent1'1l1ned
tor
a
utrunob11P.
on
a
public
highway
In
INTIIII:Ir&amp;DJ.A.T•
AND
lENioR
Deccratloo'l
unknovm
to
the pre Run was rushed to the H:olMr boa C1ty 1 Galhpo1ta,
KaD&amp;ula,
Sometime In January; Camp Up-To-Date
Pomeroy and waa abouL re:..dy to an allegttd ,tat.P of Intoxication last T~J~~~j.~ ~~MAD'm..T sent pastor booaw;e they were eov pltal early Frlday In a serio~m con Cheahtre
M1ddleport and
call It a day when he was Inter Sunday
'!"OPtc-i"'d~ns ant i'u)#IJUn• Ood • Pred by the darlumtng dU!It before dltlon An operatJon wss believed
'
Company 501 of the Clt.lzen,s tltrnen u. was 1mt dlmcult to 1111 ... Jewed He said however that the
Accordh1g to the rourt hf! was R!lld P'lrpon
his coming here
are sllowinr t¥"C!eMBry immediately for the re Pomeroy
Phone M1ddle·
Conaervat.ton Camp has arrtved an,d dnstand just why the boys or Com hvys were very happy lndef!d to be to have narrowly ml&amp;eerl CJashlng
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1themselves and~ a l'l!SUit ;;he movaJ of the IPJ)f!ndlx Mrs Brewer port Store No. 633-X· Pmnrhe boys have already made them pany 501 a!'f! so keen to rem11.ln here and many of them had al Into two IUltomobiles on the Pome
Rome JI'U tbe eeotK of f,be ehureh already hll been greatly became suddenly Ul with append1cl
'
:-elves at borne takblg an immediate members of the outfit lr Septem n ady gone to P&lt;lmeroy to &amp;ee what roy Rutland road whJle driving his ~p~d 1 poW81\ u4 ~uence Papl Improved
tla about 3 oclook Frlday momlng eroy Store No. S4..R, For
Uklni to the Uttl.e o1d town that t:f'r It was said It was necessary to kind of a town the metropolis of own car
np~ a loQina to 11ee l\Ome
The dirt la belfl&amp;' dl88olved and la and wu removed tmmecUately to Free Dehvery Service.
nt"Stle&amp; 11etween the hills In the t nUrely demobtllze
mustertnr out Melgs Couot.y really waa
Wlna:ett wH.S placed under o 11IX1 (Romaba 1 11) Hll ebject: 110 tu dLsapJ)efU"ln&amp; almost by magic
tbe holsplt&amp;J In the Curtis ambo·
Ohio Valley
the entire company and then reor
The omcen !!&amp;td they were not months probation In October by 0 tbe B.om&amp;J~~ c:hureb waa coa.ctr'DICI
The wort lB belna done bY three lnnce Her condition at llOOf\ Prtday
In oUler word&amp; the boys haft tanlzmg by permitting thOI!e wt~o w:t fully informed 8.8 to the exact Judge c E Peoples when he plead waa twofold.
men who are working on platforms remained l!ertous rollowlna the op
taken to the town of P(lomet;Oy and "-lshed to re enlist or the ef\tlre na.turt! of the work intended for the ed gulltv to en lndlctm"nt char&lt;rtng
Ft~ tbat be miP,t lmpart to supported by ladders bound toceth· eratlon
tnt tow115P80Ple as .soon a.s tJ;Iey get rompany all but 15 re enlisted and t-amp and for that teBliOil preferr~d him with MS&amp;Uit HP wa11 Indict them IOble aptrttual 11ft to t;Q eld er In trlani'Ulo.r fihape The ceiling
llCQualnted with the boys will take most of those Hfler ward expreMed nut to make BI\Y sta.~ment along ed se&lt;&gt;rPtl:y b)' the October grand that th- ml.bt,. eatabllobed
Is about ruty teet rrom the floor
ENTEBT.t.INS SOCIETY
~ their newly foWld acquaintances t e:h" regret al not so doing
theAe lines
jury following ru1 lnvestlgaUon Into
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on the n1BJ.n floor and the c1eanlng I
_
!'ll5t as readily
J
The cnmp when It Is completely
A playing floor hu been com rh11rge-: or Robl!rt DnvU. thP- 1 he
Secop4, tbat be, mlllht be com 1Is therefore quite a problem
to
Mrs Therol) Russell entertained
The camp I~ spite of the fa.ot &lt;'Jganlzed and musterf'd up to tull r eted It •us sa1d ond plans made h!tcl attempt~&gt; 1 to fore~ hls ntten fofltd ttJ their tellow.bliJ
anyone but expenenced peOJ&gt;Je at tl e members of the Ml88ionary 800
that the great bulk of the u~:ady ~ lrengt h wlll fll d Weurenant R A tot a fa~~t team of basketball play ttons on n minor daught~r
Tn r'lf&gt;
Hla Ylliloo nO doubt extended be- thl$ oort of work
1ety ot the Presbyterian church ~~~
Saturday, D,., 16th
~00 men on the premiRC$ orrtve(l McClellan U 8 Navy In chaf'8'e P s to be enlisted hom the men In 1re 1 se of his e.,..tl•ms ol l}lqt tim~&gt; 10nd tbe Rbimah chiD'Ch. l!lls bope
ner home on Butternut Avenue
MIDDLEPORT HI 0\ M
J1 te Thursday afternoon presented rhf' Ieutcno1t how(jv~r ha~~ not yet l'lmp 'U there will be .sport$ to en thP \OUn'l' rr&gt;at "f.S :~i-i t.o ha.v,..l
that t'rom that metropolis t~e
1t':nraday evening In lceepina: with
a most sedate Rnd qulel appe11 nrr vr-d It lr g r.ll'tatned In Coahoc gtcss Lhe men II) their resUng stat"cl thAt he v os flrlnklnir nnd I ffOapel DJiabt ft'nd tta wQ to a11 1
the Yu1e tide season Christmas de
Openlnr GamP. Betwe.e 1
ance at about 9 00 o clock' Tkurfl ton with flve cr h]1; mer&gt; In putthu~ nuut ~
f'I)U JI r" "1t m'"'
,.hi p: r"P'il l dli1 1 parta ot' the world
corattons were used Pollowll)l the
WAHAMA HIGH
~~~t ";t~~~~ ~~et~ ~~~r b~r;:;~~~ ~1 ~ ~~~ ~/ ;;~ 1 c~nt~u~e~ l~t ~~~~e f.\~h~r~~~;l w~~~v~heo~~~~~u:d ~~ 1Dn\J s nll~""ll 1 1m _
! 1 l'a&amp;d•• vo,.ag• to Rom~~ (Actt Mrs Dana Tracy and daUihter business meeting a abort program
to the ot!lcers In charge He round b; ys wt 0 came to Pomeroy Thur~t w Hi Intended originally the omcers
CONCERT PHF.~F.'\I' Tf'l
27J
Nara
spent.
Friday
with
the
form
was
given
by
Miss
Anna
VaUihan
-vs-1
Cl ptaln,.Josepij. c Oxley and Lleut
hoy evening
ld that the camp should consist
1 The- ablp ('t'v 18) It 'Waa • f'r s parents Mr and Mrs Jeffrles v.-ho read an lnterestlna papel' 011
MIDDLEPORT
e-ant It It Oc.tman ~tsily r:n!Jilt!
Abc JL 1a tam
to t.he Melga r 'lllrcly of OhloaJ"I~ but during a
Till' 'Pfm• (]~ 1 iPl rht 1 n.. o.:h"
feiRJ ot .\lerandr:l" uiJ!Jj,g lrql.ll 1 of OalUpolis
Pt&gt;rsla Mrs W F WV;ecarver ~ ...
I ln tftelr qtJa~"rs over plana E,ml l'l mp We• In sd ~~ b) truck while 1!: nt&gt;1 ul shake-up at Camp Knox trc n 1.. thf' o11r&lt;&gt;f't "n or Ko» r! }lyra to Italy
Dr
d M fr To•
M
d':::~~lsLhe
organization
led
.
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ttt'
rwo OI\MIS
l!ped H~tlons bi1t not f.{1o bm;y to OJJJI •x 1 t .. ly 42 mmP ca 11 I! by the
st F II flve Hoo:uers rrum our Ill~ sruwll rnto alnNl
lh&lt;&gt; ,:lnd'" Is
:1 The compan7 (n 1 2) TWo I
an
n
m 0 tow
111
1
ll'nd an ~l.ttenllve
Nl.r tO ;~hA 11 .. ~ ~ n e
uumet of
lt :t"spor'"'
lon ttl , tale of 11 diana were u nu f1
1 Yl'"''
.. 1\ l'flnce Th 1rs 1~
o&lt; Ia" I• frtendl Arlstarehua and 1payton
Ashworth
andt SdaUMhter
Boys and Girls
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Ill
0
D II
11 bu
( ONDIUON UNC:HANGF.D
1 u ~put w 4:nem
( 1 1ln!! tlw lay Thursdlly while lhe nlo tb~ r:utllplUlY bec11u~ they dl ~ w&lt;&gt;,..kb Js:;,..mblv rn"r&gt;t nv
t tl
Luke wefe .permitted to co wU.h
rs
eorge a as 0
a ~ ry
The condltton of Mrs. Josephine
Admiuion
lt!terfpe~K 11
rtma, ~~~or lh" 170 nHln rt wen
ct wunl La go t :J Calllo.m iu ""l 'I hl(ll l'l Lh ll.U!l ltor m
ltlm ~(d.et$hesethreetherewere ~d and Mrs Fred Crow Sttent Brown whose c11t1eallllne&amp;s a.t tP,e
j vable llftrlr'lll with
c lniJed here arrived nl 4 35 Thurs U11 boys hav.. ben n r tholOugh I The follow ng provarn ~ s n ,., 1,., 0 buo'dred and •e-w•nty three In j r- hursday In Parkel1!burg
home or her nlece r.,lrs Ralston
Adult&amp;~
Chlldrfon JOe
a;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l l';.~t.rt
IIY ll ft ernoon 1 hey were trans
I;ucl(eyes by adopti(l-n
lCe They Sf nted Tht Heaven are '] PU!m• - 1 tl
hi { 31t
Russell W9.8 noted In Thursday :&lt;i
c d via the Peni}Sylvanta tnto will staY. wlth the compJny hence Haydn Minuet Mozart
Mll-r..,he
•e • P v
Mrs Eldon Gaul IOay Ebersballh)
Columbu~ and In the snme com fQrth It Will added
I TannhPuser
WallJler Artdq,nt...
3 Ov~ken by • •torm (n 'l 1 who has been col\ftned In the Hoi CdltJon was reported u~hanged 1• • • • • • • • • • • • •. .
pnny ~ cnn to Pomeroy over the
Interested citizens ahould stop I cn1 table and Polanalse Mllatalre 1
Paul had advlsed that the, 1 ~er hospital tile put two weeks was Frlda~y:-::m~o~rn=-l:=-=-:--:::-::--::::-c:-:=...--=-:--:::c·
ng
Chesapeak and Ohio Three r.ur n at Che Fall ground!! n1 d .see what
I 1pefld the Winter In Falt H!Weua l:h5mbsed from the hospital Thurs "!.aaE\~
Theatre
Jooa~ or 1J ggnjj:P was paL 01 lhth a transformed ploce It has become
SOfiETY IIOSTESH
Crt S,.1,2) ~ut b!A ai:lvlce
Qot j i:!ay and taken to het home In )..:w&lt;q..,.f.!l~~~W£)~~~~W'&amp;)~
"hmNOJ
f'fJUipment
I It lj::;uk.s more llkP. the old daya of 1 MI'R o R :P~uls W!Ut hoo.;teflq I 'hl)eded 'l'h,_ ae11tle 1101,1~ WIQO. de- f p'!ester
111
W
TONIGHT
on un lv ng hPrt' they were tnk 11I 'l and 18 tu anti around Chilli ThundRV P.Venlr rc t.o the members I calved them 110 tbey foOaed. from
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en by t1uc .. to the en np 1 iPul.ena1\t
Lht and Camp A-herman Wbete or the Woman 11 811Ciety of thP Rnn 1 Cr19ta. only tb be overtaken by ~be! l Mn Patl1rk Lochn.ry who hnR
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AJ{E A
0JHitll:lll n.nd Captain Ox lev wert! tllere W&amp;.'l an xpar}i;e or Ileld m
'lL church
She was as.~let~d by 1 temve~tllO.UI "ln!l ~Alled lilurqcly Ff'!'n confined to her home on Lin
V! I V court Oil~ llllllwerlng n I Qllesr tcp ( f the h!ll near Uae bUilding~ 1\/lrs 0f'Or" 9hlveler Mrs
Amy dOD. They dlil enrytllloi( poslible
In Hill the past week bec&amp;W!e or ~
CHANCE"
I 01 s Hewllh ly und dlrectl:v t'Vadlng ,t 1u 11 prlz£' po lltrv wa.~ shown uL Geary wM In charge of the J&gt;r • to .1ave tile ahlp. Th&amp;y ev~ bclutld 1 lr.eM Is re~rte: ':ICh Improved ~·
WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO~
nu L'&gt;.'ltte11 "'' d in preMing hl s re
he county fall B therP are nne vnam ond Mrs Ororge Oantels 1('(1 It 11VHh •!"eat. cllb1e. and c88t the 1 R E St
r
1 t M
SATURDAY
ason
Jfl ter wllh their ~f'lllii'IIIM\Iy con subfltontlal looking bttldlngs alllthe clf'votionals
evel}!l ormery 0
MOBILE PARTS and EQUIPMENT
~
I dnct throughout
ell lighted with P.lt&gt;ctrlc llghtR at
__
Cllf'IO qrerb~r«.
fJuy and Mr and Mrs W H Ste
"11.0VED A
I Among other thllli! S tlu In for night aNI Lht! place Is humming DRAMA ru (:f UB FORMP.D
f Paul. serene fli.Ltb (VV 2126J ' '11.!1 and Mrs wm Joachim or
r mntton waR given that the camp is Vttth octivity making one lllmo.~t
(I) Bla rebUKe t'or fuflute to heed l==teubenvll!e were visitors In Pome fji
, Woman._
RU
entirely
up
to
date
one
btllng
e
JUaly
furgf'l
there
hnll
been
a
de
Annour&gt;rement
h~s
bef'n
madf'
of
.bl,a
AdlJ~ (T ZJ) Tb,l• W,ll JJOl'e I , ..,y Friday en route to Mag&amp;le •"·
Ed•ard 0
Robinson Kay
p•ovlded with bydror\t water from P t&gt;.!!.~lon
th&amp; organl:&lt;:atlon or 11 &lt;hamatlr. ~lub than a l"'unt, It wu a rewindeor or tt.e-re they will at~nd the funeral
FraMte, (]enevteve Tobn J
I he Meigs Water Company and ~
RAILWAY
-bv a ~roun of Catholic bov~ £Hid the wl~:~dom or Jllta former advice l tile late Byron Summerville
SECOND ST POMEROY
Ins enLirely provided with a com
INSTALLS NEW
~tlrl 11 under the Jeadershln of P'flLh u~nr trulm to lite to hiUl ~ reIf. •
•
Farrell, Mac Qonald
)llde hygienic &amp;'Wer system In
FREIGHTING SYSTEM
Pr Eu~teq~ Dunn who will net ns tiJHtCUUI bearlnr
Henry ~:errir,"!tol~lt~f ?am~
Owned and Operated by Metp
SIIO\lT WIIAT TO PO
cJ~t
djng IKU)tlcft dl.'l)l08ai tunks The
It has been announced that ~1,J:e 1 tor{"n char~Je
Tho ~let.y
~b) .B~(Jtl thew to be of~ eheer .. r.u~y 1\e&amp;'l v
r n
wn
CouUI'J Man
o
To'! ~ld t e c•unp was an ideaJ bcllnNna 'oday the Chesapeake WJil be kJ!own u the cathoUe (n 22) i
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on because ur its elevaUon l'nd Ohio Railway has put Into Dr11matle Club
(c) PfOellaet. diem aatetr {v 22) 11 MIM Frances Dye left Friday for
R. E. T R A C Y
l'
l
nd
they
added
th•t
the
boys
lm
"o.:
rvlcc
n.
store
delWery
ond
call
The
basement
of
the
church
He
auuret. th~ ~~t tbopa:b the Potumbus wh.ere she will spend the
Danolnr Lad7
mediately fell In love with the plllCe r.vstem whereby freight In less than which Is ~II rttted ror the rw()(l I' •lllp W!)Uid • 0 to~ nary alan 8 Wfek end with friends
~ STORE PHONM 319 J
OTE TR.t.CY M R
the
nnd II ~&gt; surrounrt tngs There are u cuload Iota will 00 delivered or lnlf of plays will be ulled u
m:mber of minor detalhl to be called for at any place within theii\Udltorlum The following have!lltfili would be save.tt
11
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. LIBERTY
PJOrkl"d out however before the &lt;'« rporote limits of \.he village
been elected
ortlcers president
(lll.Jhf-_~ur
ot
bf#J 1Dtorq~attoo Ol~lssha~a:=;~Poawl~~~fon~ ~~W'&amp;)~W'J:lW'a~~ll'ft)Wl1W&amp;J~~
THEATRE
COinfl wlll be compiPt,.d und rea.dv
j-:.tJII H J•J -e~.:h t
vice nresldent (!rv ~ 2..) t wa1 revealt4 Ul\tO I&lt;
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Mi;ldle~
Oble
f1 1 occup~~.ncy as the plans orlglf! L 0 C A L
MANAGER Hu~h Ornber liP.Cretar Paul 0111 ~m by 11\n aog•t ~ '~
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ror
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IRl'AINS
FRIEND~
tord
treasurer
France!'
C••rtis
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!I'he
reason.
tor
Faull
faith
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J'rWayt .., . : s''¥fiii-.J:
there ~1tb partlti{ rJ;I ;fil, . ~
Im'itle Charles loraber The Oliib (v 28) Th• e,onsq.W\'1111 9P. ba~lna
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Z~~ GREY'S
1 the buUdings beCH.u~e
has H. metnbershlp of twentv Rnd been cbo.eo bJ God and bBIDI' eo
.~
lnsulatlny
boa-rd
'!fired
fUJ
A
fish
fry
and
oyster
supce
will
meet
every
two
weeks
the
JN:+rJ
I
ID
,b.ltt
lterVlet
:enabled
him
°
"THT L..\ST
p ifPoao hru. not
JlrriVPrl I Wl!fll enjoyed a.t the club room o( first mP.etlng wl1! be held TU{'.sda.y I~ t•e mlfllt .t tbe moat YloJiiQt
t,,
the omce~ we1e ery jt'll.re: the Pomeroy 0\ln Club Thurs lY
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ful
make no mer&gt;tltf.i _qf any 'venfnr tvhen about U members &lt;'f even!~ December
_
et'or,..~ ~t ~ Qoq
~ l ~..~ o~~ c~
p~\IOUB Bhlpmen;'l oonn~~m the club and seveq.l guestll Inch 1
CASF. IS KE'J"]1ED
l$..1tu TIJ-e ;tblp• erew aU a:lt~-9D.
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~Wes enti!eij' to the slnl.fe- Btatf' mg Henry Corridlnl feder~l reern
ltanJ.l.&amp;~ 21 28 Sao) TbJ.II w.Ul/%.
Jl.
Ta......, Harves&amp; or
I ent S,Clallve to the lack of Jn ployment manager for Meiss equnty
rhe CUt&gt;e of u E D Shenefield lctlj 1.1 the LOrd had prom1Ud.
&amp;ulatlrfC: board It ]!; general ki)OW and H H H ggtn.~ division mam \S Bandy and Beaver Volley Farm'(a) ~ll'e bt~lta~tt receptJoa bJ
Halle-Pie&amp;orta.J No z
hJdge rn Pomeroy that the ortgln:LI ger R A Wlillams &amp;UPGrlntenden' en: Mutual Insurall,l!e company t\Je !fiatiVM (Y 2) tJ1it1 li1J¥4 a ('Ire

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cloudy, slightly
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da(y cloudy followed

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FULL LEASED WIRE OF INT ERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE.

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It Ita N&lt;~~wa U• In The Tribune

IGovernment Deal No Stabilization
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Married Four in Month

Olll.INCfR GAN C
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PIll C£BEliEVE

With

To Buy

Bootleg~rs

lntc1t Booae
Suggeateod, Meet1
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Lawrence Btll,
State Mo,no1:101Jf•
On Liquor

Murderen Of Sheriff
Sarber May Soon
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The
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reno.auna- t.he enUre lnterLor
th11t huae atructure the tarsut ln reU&amp;ious educauon at. the Mt.. Herman United Brethem ~burch and
D.. the county S&amp;cred Heart Ohureb

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RI!D SWAN f'LOUR, the very beot flour,
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VAN I_:AI\tP'S SJ'ACHETT!, 2 cana
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FIRESTONE MATCI'IES, 6 boxea l
S D BISCUIT MIX, Beetleware Scoop
larae box
NEW WftiTE BEANS, 10 lba
BAKER'S COCOA, 1 pouml ean
DIXIE MAID BUTTER, 2 lbo
l'Ot'R LEAF FAMILY FLOUR, lrg, aack

,.

Ilk

29c
39c

n.

49c
89&lt;

MEAtSFRESH

~BURGER

c~~~D

20c
DRESSED CHICKENS, lb.
29c
SPARE RIBS, 3 lbo. for
25c
PORK UVIER, 3 lba.
29c
BOIUNG BEEF, 4 lbt for
FRESH CALLIES, lb.
BEEF ROAST, lb.
ST£1A;K, Rouacl, LoiD or T·Bone, lb
TO AllRIVE IN EVANS' STORES. SOLID
CARLOAD QF fLORIDA ORANGES, CRAPE
FRUIT, TANCEJ\INESI A L 50 40,000
I'()I)NDS OF CANDY FOR CHRISTMAS
JUSJN--1 AS YOU KNOW, PRICES"WJU

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tll.e.......
;t

or
meter
department and
o t'ny settled
here Thurs
made 'the Jl ... polllble Ia t~e
M the'
J!Wters
auperlnt.endent
of sub
the dayout
It of
wascourt
scheduled
to go aDid
u comto~bJe
statiOn!! of the Ohio Power Com to lrlal
cold aQd l'MD.
f'KII\Y were enM:;rtalned by Bcott
Terms or the Rettlement were
(b) p I r
u-.. tlut
Hldgewa,Y local ~p.nO.t!IOI' of the withheld lrom pubUcatlon act()(d
fU II ......_ 1 _. r
Ohio Potier vompany and oun lng to the entry 'This caU!e Is !let(T ~) ltt tbl1 he W61
~
club me~t r
tkd at defe,nda.Qts costa no re- ¥liter, mtOI&amp;terl"i ntblr
be'Mle tbr"' vlslttng Power com ('Ord 1111nec! by Jud&amp;e W R White IDI mklllteredi u•to
II
pany mtll~ are nU resi~nt&amp; or c C Connell Cedric W Clark at \ (&lt;!); l'~ul bit~ bJ a pOlHDo•
Portsmouth
t~JrrwYa for the defendant! and A 1 Hrultot t• $) Am0111 1he •U~
All ullUal U\e meal prepared, by D Russell ond H W Cherrington \ilat~ tb~ wu a~~ 'VheM:!
, 1""" Val Brqwn ww. delki\lU!I ftttorneya for the plaintiff
••rme4 bJ the
thlt MrPeDt
flom the first OO\U'1fe to the last
The ca 9e was brought to the at darte'¢ at P~bl and ftud Jt.p fluR"I
Oysters were ~:~ervtld on the halt ~Y Shenefteld who asked for Juda u~n htl !fad o\t
lhJ»,at:fvi.,
shell ateamed f\I;ld fried aa well Y Shenefield wh ulled fof Judg- tbOJIIht h.• wu U. ·~-..1*1 f01U'daft.
D.fl cooked foJ any who demanded ment ap.Jnst the 11'\&amp;Ur&amp;nce COITJ
er lmd w•t t lbUtlf'e :'E~..,.·
them In the latter 3 Lot.e F'lsh WO."~ t:any tor alleged damages to pr.~t!
~ ra r.._
wu
..uvcd as only Mr Brow.a can lJ
perty sn.ld to have been caUMd ur hiDI
out ~ blm
en thef
It
( nre
/ ..., ba w.. not harmed heJ coa
1
pa;e party was voted one or 1h ~
~I Idled tit wet ' &amp;od
mqst auccessful of the many of like Nt.:W BUSINESS PLACB TO OPF::N I (lij ;Pa1U ~- ~llu" ft;~.,
mature conducted at the club dur
Of tnterest to people In the Pome
(yY T·'lo)
Be 'Dbw N«~twS
1n1J the prelll!nt season and tt'~ rry Bend will be the Informal tbt klJt.tdlltli of til... people. 0~·
th•qkll Of the flllff!Lfl were extend- ooenlng of Jacques by Jack Mlsa tf'llf ~tor bMUDa'
ed to Mr RidgewaY for his prl :u .oe more Friday evening The ~ew place
':ft Paul'a Al'f'lnl at "........,.
ls located on Eut MtJn Btnlet
:-···r; 1
ly e~lnment
Mr Mlsamore who ha8 personallY .U•lt)J!
t
supervised the desll!'lllng and planIL 'l!lrr1llll
the bfethftu It
WED DING .t.NNIVERSARY
OBSERVED
tflnll or the restaurant is a former Pjl~ (n 1t 1+)
Mr and Mrs M p Arnold form Manuel Tralnln&amp; teach~~~r ot Ppme
2. Met bJ bntbreo from R~
er Meigs countlans celebrated ttu=lr roy high school The bQoths made (T 16)
'l'h8f 1c-.m• a~~~ fOrlr
~
,en49th wedding armlvAraary at theW ftom knot.ted pine Wood And stained m~tot
borne In Columbus ruesdtY It was In walnut were made apd ~~
.4 ~ U.d ~~ ~m fo
ltarner.J here The ared cou)Jie b)' Mr Mlsamore lAallttnl fbttUres Jl e ~ Jell 004.
s 1Pnt the day with chUcb:el\ ,and ~f amber shadJng e&amp;Jt a soft Jlow
a Jr.ttlda- ID. btl :owa Jdakt ~
grandchJidren and weo auesta at a v~r the who!• lnd~ \
('f ~J. lh Waa t1'Mtto. Wlth . .t
tllr.ner served In e'belr h~DW dur.- 1 or the open,ti nt of the OOMetn 1,.~, ~Jll. ~o~ P UJe
1
·~ lli bll OWl! li1rld bout t,;e
1nr thu ct:ty 14-f and Mr&amp; Arnold I ~ ~:~)'7. J.\ ~.~:~
t-1\ve r«iflded to Columbus rof i. IrEne Pierce-'! 'tlf Mr~ al' tboqh be wu CODitantl7 1 Uder
number or yeata lxlt prt!Y.IoUB ~ I Beol'fle Hobstelter Of D~* HUI ~ w~
theh' remOlfal tt~.~:re they spent ,;;
•'1\"K'
l I 111. P•ul'a Mhtl..l')' In Rome (1'1
MBPY, :&lt;or~ tn ~··
where
BAKE" ~#t:' ~ 1 Ill
I
11,., are \Yell krlo•
ftyee'll Mot~ CD. {uar I Jill I ~ ""'" tbo lood
ASKS DIVOIKJE
p olfi
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... J . .l (~) Ill did DOl Wall
George A Christy throuah hill
oat ce) ~tu .,, De- for ~ S•t:'Wtla dQ to IPII,k to U.•
Mtomey filed a suit In t.he com cemher 11. 1933.
1 Jaw-. but after a ~ dQa• rNt
mon pleas court. here Thun£1ay
Women'a Council
e.IW the elllt .TIWI
BAking for a dlvoree trom hla wife p
Ch
C •
I• ~ W baft a taJr llllderllaD4LeN'l&amp; 0 ChriHty
l omeroy
ureb of hn1t 1111 with tbttp.
According to the plalntllf s petl
t.\ Paal ~ tbt kiQdoa
tlon extreme cruelty ar'ld rro.u
ot Gad 'fl4 PIJ'SIII4fDI t!OPCWD!q

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For each 15c paid In fOIII'
~v.coant. or ror cuh ptarthue
before Dec. lla&amp; we .W .riTe
you 3 FR&amp;E (lRANCB on

the floolk or ......... 1o be
riven away
Ia PoalenJ
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25c and 35c

Tbe mo!l' bett~ful auort
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men• of paUH.1'n. ever pro.;
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( asfmerea and Silk &amp; wool
worih 71t! and $1 00

SOc, 69c, 79c
SHIRTS
Plain white btae., tarut, peena
and '"'" aew shi~ and n~

All pniahrulk

and

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Dft'lll

Glove

$1.00

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No adYance In prloe lined
In black brown

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OOMMniSIO!ir APPOINTED
Yort Dec l&amp;-INB--Oeneral
P ()'Ryan tre.s ntmed paUoe
cOmin~ 01 New Ybrlr. todaY by
~~' Uruardla He wiD aaStml.t! l.he oft'loe January 1 wben
major 'Laguardia move&amp; in to clt.y
ball

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Tbe tuMu ARROW SBIBTS tiM best IDOileJ

STEAMER GROUNDED
IN BOSTON

$1.95

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TriSchlttl said his captors would
[
not 8tate why they were holdlng
ColumbUll 0
Dec 16-INB-him They did not blindfold him
ThoUBBnds or dollars of what were
nor did they conceal their own fea
once potential christmas presents
tures
lay In fire eaten embers today fol
Tuesday nlllht TrtsehJtt1 thJnkll
lowtna a three alann fire which
he was kroeked unconscious qaln Crew of 26 Abandon Sbip1lswept A r and W Woolwortll CO
•
5 and 10 cent store here last night
He wa.s brous:ht to a. garage h ere
22 Mf'mbera Still
The blaR the """ .. in ol which WL'I
and kept under guard In a second
.... ,.
1not immediately detenntned
story room
Miuina
ap
He escaped last maht when he
_ _
parently broke out In the basement
f!lftld his auard wa.s asleep He leap
New York Dec 18-IN&amp;-WlLh :ta 31 the store
It gained heo.d way
c'e from the second story window cl her 26 men unaccounted for tbt: and rlremen battled the flames for
He walkS wlt.h a limp and said be fishlns schooner Ellan T Marshal more than an hour before they were
11 rned his ankle In the jump
been abandoned ln names ofr able to brtlll them under control
the southe~ coast of Nova Scoth
Two firemen were Injured whilE
nceordil18' to a wlreli!M me&amp;S&amp;Je oombattJng the flames One or
jlcked up by the r-adlomarlne oor them tire eap&amp;a.ln William Root
NEW AMBASSADOR
pora.tton today
was overcome In the dense clouds
Pour
members
of
the
~ooner
1 of smote which poured out ot the
'l'otyo Dee
16-INB--Hiroahl
John Hempfield
a
at present minister to th!! crew were picked up by the Dut.cb basement
'j;e&amp;Sfl')
Lara
Kruse
wbk:h
arrived
1n
member
of
the
II:&amp;S
company
flrt!
Netherlandl ana formerly Japanese
oon&amp;ul In New York waa defini~ly the vicinity of the burnlnl llhip 1aquad receiYed a pB1DtUI wrenehed
HP.)ect.ed today a.a Japans new a.m 1 urtnr the night search IS eontirl back as he was attempting to shut
ulna for the other :tl
orr the laB In the bulldlnr
Than $200,000 Found baa&amp;Bdor to tne United States
Aceordlnl t.o messages ftashed to
Ragit\1 furiously
the
f'la.mes
Saito
will
succeed
Ka.tsu,l lDeb11
In "Poor" Man'•
th
Chatham
Maai
st:.at.lon
ot
&amp;.lngcd
an
adjacent
bulldlnc
and
t'hi who reoeqt1y realrned IUld has e
b
the forced occupants to flee to the
Bedroom
returned to Tokyo
Ntdlomarlne corporation
Y
atl'eet In their niJhttlothltll
Lara Kruse the El1an T Marshal
Amona those who were routed
Is still anre and a m~ace to ~vi from t.helr apartments 1n the ad
INSULL
FIGHT vation In po~~ltion 43 ll north 66 49 Jol Ina bulld:inp were A 0 Elbet •
GREEK DEPffitTATION \\"-:~e laat. wtreleM h.'llm the Lara fe~ pr.estdent of t.he Hub BuUd
Kr\1118 etated
lnJ &amp; Loan Co and owner Of
'FI.llhlng
schooner
Ellan
T
Mar
tbree bulldinp aft'eoted by the
Athem Ow 18IN8-8amueJ JnwW fight against deportatiOn l'hal position 43 u N 85 49 w dre tJunes. and his houaet.eeper Katte
1 T\lrner
Elberfeld ls a brother ot
Greece w "all poqfbJe law- aud daf'PI' to navtratl..,n
AU han&amp; numberl'nJ 26 ]eft ablp Jacob ElberleiCi owner of Ule J:l...
., he Informed Interna
7 p M. yeaterday in eight. boata I berfeldll In Pomeroy department.
Seniee tod&amp;J
In 1\18. bedroom at Lara Kruse picked up four men on store
PoUow1na a cheek-up of Ule
Qranele Bretagne hotel where r.ne boat- and searchlnl for ot.hem
"" ~ • .: - been conftned untll MoDda,y Bhlp 11 abedoned and a dlltinct diUil&amp;IP.&amp; wroqht. bJ the ftrt Jut
bllht 0 0 Steed m~.naaer of t.he
menace t.o Dt.viptlon "
~~~~~~~~ ...;~,~
doclmo ordon !naull ap
coaat
prd
veuel.l
and
t:he
em...
Woolworlh i!St01't' e&amp;tlmated toda;y
~
':"
hopeful than when
110vemment ftrst told adlt.n llte&amp;JDtr ArrU advised. brlthat Ute estimated loea to stoat
he m.lllt lnve the oountry by w~ or the Ore aldecl tn tM and 3XtW'tl would amount ~
aeucb ~ aanl\101'&amp;.
abeut 440.000
IJ'iiUuaiy 81

Fishing Boat Is
Damage d by Fire I

l lu

Destitute Man Is
Owner of Fortune
M"re

WILL

SCARFS

75c to $1.95

OHIOAN PIES
Piqua 0 Dec 16-INS--R M
Dickinson ?3 who was etlllirman of
the tax oommls&amp;lon when Ohio .11
present tax laws were enacted diet'.!
at hll home yesterday
A prominent Mlami county edu
et~ and Oranp leader Dickinson
wu acUTe In 1tat.e governmental
aft'&amp;lrs fdr a. number or years

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To Palll t:h ·'~
dom,_..Dt: a dda.U1t,...,. ala dilL'
111" ~a. aot: mertlr u tm~
atate ot IOclttt; Tbll be •ho'wed
frOm the ~

POMERor CEMEliiT
BLOCK CO. Jl - •

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A HA•ilful v&amp;J'Ie&amp;1 In plain
pat&amp;ern ~ checlu and IIVI.pes.
The 35e and Sfkl kind al-

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He claimed be opened hlll res
teurant at 325 East :J3d Bt after
leaving his home at 4:68 ~d Ave
snd later started to the Catholic
Cnurch oo 2d Ave near 23d St He
Mltd two men jumped from an au
t'lmobile and he was knocked unconsclollllo When he awakened be
was ln n room with five men
They forced me t.c write to my
brother Charles who lives at my
heme In New l'ur'k he said The)'
rlood over me with a machine run
while 1 wrote the Ja.tter They told
ne what to put down I wrote I
w2s goltl8 to commit suicide for
brother to sell the restaurant
my bills and take care of my fam

NE;&lt;:K\VEAR •

MEN'S HOSIERY

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!he defendant wlfe The couple
tere IIWTied tn Athens April 5
1928 and have two ohlldret\, a. son
yean of age and. a da\llbter 11
rhe plahltlfr uks the court to
arant a divorce and custody of the
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a.shtngton Dec 16-lNS-Cla.lm
mt: he was kldna.ped near hl!l New
York restaurant sundaY momlnll
captive In a garage here
.;:~,~; __ • three days Joseph A
told n story that
today to enl18t de
justice agents to ht!lp

aolna&amp;U. .........

$3.1111 ancl $5.00

Other Gifh Too Num•rou• To Mention at Reasonable Pric:ea

LOSES FIRST CHECK

Mansfield 0
Dec 16-IN&amp;Atter being unemployed for lR
months Oe .. rge Stevens Ma.IL&lt;Jfield
CWA worker today appealed to
the pollee that he had lost his flr&amp;t
paycheck tor $16

CHAMPION PANCAKE
\'lWALLOWER FOUND
oarreumne 0 Dec 11-IN&amp;Charles Barholt 2:1 waa the Plap
ja.ck eatln e~~t man in all northwestern Oblo today
He proved hill mettle u champ
ba pancake swallower by downing
4:1 five Inch buckwheat cakes In a
tttle more t.han two and one baU
hOUI'I at the annual district tournnment here last nlshi.
The Hb'am truck driver alBo ate
half a dOIIen sausaaes
He had Ul eompeUtors all of
whom weia:hed more than 200
pounds and there was one entront
and there was ODe enln.nt woh Up...
who tipped t:he acales at tOOpot,Uld.s

Robbery Suspect
Arrested In Ohio
Sprml'fie1ci Pohce Continue
Setorch for Dener

Hold-up Men
Sprlntflleld 0
Dec IB-INS-Seareh was conducted here todD.}
for an accomplice of a. ma.n nrreat
lld bY Sprlnrftelel pollee as a SU!I·
oor:t In the •n 000 hold up last
Saturday ot a Denver Colo ~s
ta.urant.
The man ~ken Into cu-.tndv h•n&gt;
gave his name IU!I ~se Austin Z'r
no addl'f!SB
He admitted
pollee
ll&amp;l&lt;l. that he wt.a to have mH. a "L
A Doxey at the SDrlngtleid po&amp;t M agricultural
Pollee poeted a Josef Stalin
office last nllbt
looltout
~1oYj'~~~;d.
appear for Ooxtp but he r.tled to Molo
The
Beareh for the restaurant robbel'l was
-wae 'OOOCentn.ted In SprlnllleJd at mated 11Mittela.117
lblt , . . - &lt;&gt;1 Dollftr Cltllca&lt;L
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