http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/87b1d9696106d7eb7b573e1b4105b426.pdf aa54c328484d59366813d762994d91ac PDF Text Text ·I I I I' .-...:: ''.· . . .,. '" "" r ' I ' 'l'OISDAY, ftiiiiWI.Y ftDOD - · ~.-. U AU~ I • DIIODolllllla It, lia • " f OH IO STAU: tl ~&tUII HIGH S T AUO I STH AY Cll LUioiS 'JS 0 • WEA THER-C I o u d iJ preceded by rain in eut and north. Slightly colder e~cept in the extreme southwest tonight. EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 286-L BUSINESS OFf'IdE Phone 202-R WIRE OJ' INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. Resigns College Y~uth ShootB Farmer RefilM to Accept Sto.y ao Told b)' Cleveland ~tuclent tnveatlpton Preoident To Requeot Six Billion Dollar Appropriation Our Speeial Group of GIVJl.BIR A COATS ~~- -WDRESS U. - To ment Alleced ~ ...· """" ' ''' ~ \ 95c ANl:). UP •• I BED It'a Not Too Late To select sllitable bo~es of stat- · HOUSE DRESSES $2.95 to $3.95 -------------------------~~·~·,~· .. .... ... ,;...:·~ · · . CAND~ . SETS . . Beautiful 1as .w.e!Has(oni'IIIIIPental. Set eO.rtsists uf ··two . caltdle holders. ; ~ SWEATERS ,:: \;'·I ' ,, i ' ' .,.·.~ SPECIAL $l00 ., -~ ; VISIT OUR BAJ!Y ,, DEPARTMEIIf.l' Aloo A Bia?Line at $1.9S Up •:\. \ ~ HA:~DIC.UCHIEFS .' ... For Every , o11e. Emb(oideried aqd applique, bf bo~es. .; CHILDREN'S COATS AT BIG REDUCTipNS I r) { ; ! I .. • ! • GORDON'S HOSIERY MEN'S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS They please i the most parficular women.- 59c: to $1.00 Pe!r Box ~ •• ' _ , . ; . .a. , ' ALL kiNDS OF LINENS Luncheon Sets, Dinner Sets, Luncheon Cloths, Napkins, etc. ' ' · .t ,( _ ,. . , ., g:a~:.r~t~d~p!l#~ · Soc)ts and Booties, Panties, Baby Blankets, Shawls, Snow Suits, brother and sister. Jersey Suits, · Tinker Toys, etc. OTHkR,SETS FQR MEN from • tl» st.oo Otbel' Stote: Open £vinlilll Until tl \ -\ LEATHER 8AGS SILK' and WOOL BAGS SOc SET · ·' · (').ne lot of Sweaters that have been '':.:Sellhtg at $1.95- · ' Bl M•ny,Minor Changea Made In Bill Aa Puaecl · H"use; Herner Fi1htin1 To Give BWI~ T•~!i" Dn1ni•t•; Commiuionera Salaries ' ~ioecl . By C"RL L TURNER INS Staff Correoponcle.,t Columbuo, 0 ., l>ee. 2~1NS-After cidia1 to retain the aale by-the·rlau feature D paoed last week by the State H......, of Rep..,:. aentativet, the Judiciary Committee of the -··~~[ ., Senate thio afternoon app..-ecl and YC>tecl with a ncommenclation: of paual'e the admini• ttation liquor coatrol bill. Se.-eral minor cbanpo were written iftto. and out of the ln'tl, but the two major feo.tw-+'#~~i~ alate monopoly aad tbe aale by the claN feablre • -were ..ft intact. Mrs. Prank Mellinll:, a sister-In· law of the farmer, said "C&rl not· the man to Interfere In ?(' that sort." She referred. · ~- ... ,.. to his stopping his t nroute home a permlr. liquor 'lbere would be a to c,eive an per cent sales tax on Uquor dispensed unc:llr thla attanpment. $6.60 ~l50 a~~ $1'95 Beiter, SET UP ON "GLASS SALE" ABOUT EVEN of or ffi(l. $3.!10 to BeautifuJ new patterns and styles. ICM Ruth Little Pouibility Of Senate Votin1 On loaue Bef Late Tonight Beeauae Committee Hardl:r Half Finished With Work · YOUlll ... _I• :~panlon, '· "_,., -..•, '-.:.:..:!\ ;:, '(t' plain white, trimmed in pink and green. to from- SETS ' Gl)'E .. liBI.t / ,_ .·.• LING!RIE cards. A 'nict line 'to choose We have so )llany ni~e new .things it from. 1 may be hard deJclde . which' to give. 2$tTO $•.00 She'll love Undies. ' Danee S~~ Silk ~~ips :, • Pantteo ·-Siltl!cCoWIIo • · .,...,..,_ ._ .... ' -.-..If. wllla ~r to · Bed Jaekets., ' . . .. • :' i Gllardo Stationed on All Sideo 'o f Eo.tate aa Colaplo pare for Firot R-1 Chmtmao Celebration· " Llnoly'o Mo!:her to be Preoent ~. Two jljllow 11llps am! ' sheet, . 8lx90, lonery · an"dl · · ·comnipondence ;outh said he to shot authorlt.les, 1md. lUlled Met~ A<c>ordlna "" 101 after tt1e latter alle1edly at· ~mpted to molellt h is prett.y co-ed ..... BEA,UTIFUI,. NEW WAISTS , I , ... private detectives t.o tear t.old by anttoo Atuder.t at West· : rn Reserve University here. Cf(lwn Point, Ind., Dee. ~188' Se\•en lll<lldment.s returned · by) t~ Frank Metlhlf, a brother of the &rand jury agalns\ omclaJa and Qtrecoors of the Northern lndlana .~tin man, in announcinl that the Public Service Company with a re~ 1ctlm's family would conduct a rort that the utUity bad been .t> parat.e pollee probe, said. : I'll prcsrcute that YO\U'I& man "milked" to support totterln& Insull .o ..the lut notch. Carl may han l:oldlng companles Wel'll to be .for~een a hot--head, but he wouldn't mally returned tod.ay before Jldpo anyone or anythln(l: , even an WilHam Murray In criminal oourt. 'll\tm 1almal." ! Charges that thP compan)' jhact You"-1· Q nephew , or CongreSs1 heeq groMIV m\mnar..a(Jed were tonnan-at-larre Stephen Youny and · tnined In the Lake county atand he 80n or Oonakl YOW1(1: , pro- ' ~ur y report to Judye Murra-Y. but lhe ctur t ordered the namet of .· inent Norwalk attorney, was ret t:.ose indicted .!!l uppressed unt.ll the leased uNier •1 .000 bond after ht formal Indictments .are reporU!d tn waived preliminary hearln1 on a m&.rullaughter charge. open court. The youth, hla CODifesaman-unSamuel lnsull, Jr.. one-time ~ le and h ia father charged that "l'rown prince" ot the vut lmmll Utility empire, was unt.ll lt:n· v1oe MetllnK had attempted to attack rhalrman of the prosperoua oper- [he (l:lrl. Dr. J . R. Better, promlnCanton, 0 ., physician and RI.-tng electrical unit thot serves or the oo-ed In the case, also n1ore th111n a. hall mUUon resldtfl.ts of Northern Indiana. U'01'81! 11lleied that Metllng b.ad made Dell-Pintn Is president ot the' com ~ Improper adv111neeR toward his danKhter_ However, the family of the vic#:~.,'~~~~~:.~ Rf3atehlng: tnvel'l- tim rushed l.n thf! detenlle of hill by ~l.ltor preceded the 1~nd character. TOWEL SETS ., the he two were perked on a lonely r.ad in suburban Pepper P1ke vU· One towel and two wash cloths in beautiful colors' Bolotee~tiom~~;~:~~-ntrl Ccmbine; S7·95 that have been selling from $7.50 to $8.50. entered Jtjro I .!own the atory "MILKING" ., J: 1 fcun1, ~1, & Jaw TO CARRY ON Special today I fol'o bo Into the- "lovt r'f! laM" Alay. Officialo and Di*ton ,., of • farmer by a wU..e boy. Of Northern lndliula The fam!ly of tlv vl<tlm, carl Firm Accuae..i-'. . . u ~ year-okl retired farmer, ·n !UOU~R IN ~Hm AlM~ST SUH£ Ta HANOl[O BY STAH ~POlY SAlE BY GlASS STill IS IN 00n . .Store dj ' •t, ' He �...:, .I ' ,, ' ' l'J" " ~ r••, ~ t 1' ~ ; , 1\l~ • I ·· · ~, , J ' .. .' 1.. ), ftmiWI/1'_,_ I,", ' n01111 iOw·- '1'0 · VIRGINIA GJU'.GG , NEWS " II t • = : 582·L Big Dance To Be lleld ~ristmm~~ Whitman's ......_."' r. • :U!:.~-~~l briioo'~. c · ...... can . j De11Ye!od117 'f~ ,I I •••••• '; .~ ••••• CHOCOLATES . ' C)IIif"''~ ...• . . I P b o 'n e , -a lao-- ... 117- OTHER CHOCOLATES .16~ ~ ......... " .... . "''t'bre9 M.onth# ...•••••...•••• • , • , .• , ............ , • .oolltx Uontha ............. , . , • MoilUi •••••••• . •. ' . • • • • • Y~ from \ FA.T~L SHOOTING r~-~ECf;NT: taqol shooting which occurred in Cleve} ahd wh~n a m,an who insisted on forcing himself into 1 comt!ant" where be was not wanted, was killed by I a student, merely oe..Ves to emphasize the fact that it pay•[ to attend to one's business. ·• ~ccording to the story· told following the killing, the I victim was performinsr in a manner not approved by law· abiding soc iety aii!l regardless of what the stutlomt and his ,oompanion were doing, there is little defenoe to offer for~the dead man's conduct. If he wanted to be a protec· lor,of .ociei)• and see. that things which should not hap· perf, did not happen, .he had merely to notify the correct au~horitics of what was taking place and the proper ofli. cials would have done the rest. In any event the conscif'n(~ of the man who was apparently so conscientious, could have been at ease after he had done his duty. In any event, the meddler has been slain and It Is more than probabl~ that; as a result of the unulillal cir· cumstanees surrounding the act, his slayer will not be prcilecuted. It simply is th~ old, old story of what is gen· r rally accepted as facts whenever people rtleddle into thi'Q'!! which do not concern th~m. There is so much work to be done with regard to ca<J h individual that if he takes eare of hfs own troubles .tJHl looks after what primarily concerns himself. and do<\.• it properly, there will be little time left for him tc mc~dle into the affairs of others. . The incident in Cleveland is greatly to ,be regretted not only because of the pain and sorrow jnflicted upon the vktim'~:~ widow and ltt.tiilly and <•~her Close relatives hut' because of the trying situation it has brought about for<the wielder of the gun as well as his female companion. and it could so easily have been a\oided. , It is to be hoped that those h•vill!l "tendency to do aH the ;.rietirll in the Cleveland homicide did, will take • __ l~ss'vn • lt?'\cJ~<~h.llY -,w!!:l ;,h,!'~~ from this moot unfort•mate ~· '"crrcun{otanc~}~ ·, . : ' '·' Jr ,. ------- W!iERE IS. THE lEAG,UE? T ts NOT to be wondered at th•t no one except the few ' ' d~legates nt the league meeting•, believe that there ;s any ·future for the Leo gue of Nat ion• e'cept utter failure I &nd eventual oblivion. If one but views the various chances offered the league to show its •bllity to bling an end to war, each in turn which have been muffed by that augilst boqy, the wonder is that an.vune at all would have any faith in the league's ability to •eriously affect anything warlike or otherwise. ' The situatioJ1 in the far east wherein the Japanese overthrew all hiws of right and made Germany even in the light of her severest critics, appear like a rank novice at the war game, ha• hardly been forgotten while the ca•e' in South America where Paraguay and Boll,.ia have beefl at each other's throats for more thun a year with thousands ·of men victims in the struggle, is before us at the p ,..,sent. An at·mistice of one week over th• Ghristmns hollr~ny ; ~eason, hus been declared by the combatants. If the league is anything at all but a non-entity, no better time l.han•the present could be had for it to show its cap•· • bilitj~s. •F,rom aH mcileations, however, there t hall contir.ue to be war and rumoi'IJ of '1'ar for m•ny )cars to come ln 8pite of the great ( 7) ex-President Wilson who so comJ>!etj>ly fooled the American public into enteling a war "heteby we not oply !oat more than a hundred thouound fighters if' the prime of life but bllhons of doll~rs a. v•ail and tOday, 15 Y•llrB after the close of that conflict, wlr;ch we Should new~r have entered, we ar~ still feeling most acutily, its ill efleRts• in ·op!te of the Lea11tle of Nation; ''"d Preslllen't Wlison's ,motto of fighting for democracy, DEMPF.RADOE~ CA1lGHT JOHN SAUVAGE Confectionery I 01 ' l el;NO!'f18 Pn&t.J. '"" When\he Car ~uyer Become the Car Owner' PaJrlda Warrn aa-.rilllacb' aftt~,~a 'the atteatiehll fit SID II~ a tkkeleer, teariPI' Iaiit wntlt ..... ,. ~·- on.. 'IIPt. Ill It'a rt•al (IPJfllrr •illlk "'''' Ptt.trlciL Patrlda run• ..... hi lerrer. Her atepmollu~r P8arln1 a ~tandal. put111 b•r ou1 •aulda lalarcnl to ma l<• h•r llvm Not.,,b. ~ •••!ina ,,.reulonal brtdll'"· ' f""t.ued ~~ thto &lrJ'I i litf'U I • Mill. Jatiu '''erhult., the, 1c One ' Led To Another .By Al'thU~ "Buga" Baer " ................ her hi• p•rtn• ••'Nill .. li ..-JaJjal holne " · nr '-h". . ICH ..... II hia nler•• 1' "1 Ill aMiraanl •"ttl Aaverlu'lt' · A-~laim ~' .... thtn'dnl or h•r ~"'l>ltation. ,P,trld• Ia MCrtll:t \n lou• W"lth dut Trat,l. thf' p11/ •1 playn. but '~'\arlr~t~ ••1•1ed to \; ~~rthe 1\olarch. Nd•t.l' clrL ·fab fi.rsr. m•l Clark and lilt. IUHtl WhfD '• shf' ti.lld in &I -.ri41'P (f• lftJ U•ala &p hour) at wulthJ Mra. S:reott'a "om•. Pat waa lhfhl wlth her at~tpmothe~ at tht•l•e. M'N!!tlhl Pat aaam a,t Haver~~.. O.rk liloea aot reeo!fnizr her. h ~r•ab an appolnt111rn1 te rra<"h tetlrl"• her ae'f. car and &"lif'IJ uti a . " ' '' wua Ilia ,. .- .••• hmll',. ... I BUY "HIS" GIFT AT A MAN'S STORE You may know the kind ot a car you R.re buying at the time ' ' ' • .,. ........ \ t ,.,............ :\ir:'' ',I .l>OPULAR ' ! .rat , : 1 (' t. I ~, I !.< I M:MCEs , • ' : Co. AND ~~~~\~~~~~~j~~~s~~i~~~~~~~~l~~ . raeu c. aee Ida h.i-... ''Beae, raa. Patrlda ta pantf strtek<!• ar.cept Clark's 'tDritaUn ll~rlllt Mauh will r~rmember •r••IDu meetin& at lh1o ..Uea:,...ll'ir. • .,,;.;,i,.,j., ••era. ••t• ft•• Joaq8! POLO STYLES. hoilpy relatloOIShlp. '., Rhlp thnt makf!s frlenM of our ••ttl• •Ire wilt ull ,fot lcld~ her te put l.hdrllta. reml•dinl t:tark •••• t,hlak If .... net Banrhoft'a T1M AND And ~ have bpllt up t.ht! kln(j .. a.r'' hhn. •a• HALF BELT Lhlng that 'ar~ wbolly from his at.tltudP, . ...r:...,.,.,"'·- ..... w~' I"HCCRlpiend . •lW41 IIJ fteabea Liner ..,.,., lt&ll THE NEW aU~loblle hla equ11Jne~t{Uld his polklles of operation. You hfwl.to "t a.1ear owner to !'ftlise the Importance ot bibtns ;your ear where the BaJe of a ear Is oQiy the first step In a Ion1 ond Wttlaa ll.er dl .. p;oln&meat, Baver· Mil& ~t•eatlna Rat. "' · the :-...t ..U I&9M Clark. Pat I!"&tel .. · ltr-ldll te ....~ O'Coats you buy It, but AOmP- ttmes you don't rtnd out the kind oi a dealer who aold 1t to you unUI you han ownHI thP car for awhUP.. The responslblllt.J ot an dealer for your satlafaetion In owrier8h.ip 11 BOm~­ '•1. .. gestions ' SIS . Telephone 934 rtrl ••• SCARFS, brace b.enell for tboH ••nld H'fer ba9& Too •i tbe ·~oleJb~~·.·~-0: .,"-.., ·u.a, Popular rt!eff!r stySl'S .' ' NECKTIES, boxed ' ,...... ..... . '~*!l•OO SOc .... ... 95c to $\39 • SUEDE JACKETS Button front . ' . . . . $5.00 Zipper Front .......... , . . . . . . . $8.00 toloo •h• ' tt. ..lt. Di~ ,You) Ever Stop INTERWOVEN SOCKS .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . SOc ' 'To Think? SHIRTS and SHORTS, Pjtr oui~'. ·~~ ~ -··• i/~ ~ sOc t~ tfoo WOOL SWEATERS . . . . , . .. .. $1.00 t~$84110 Shawnee, Oklahoma LOUNGING ROBES, ' . .. ..,.:(~" ll ·~ ·· f!'f}:~,., ~ ' ..... , f"'r' f! "f'J 1!~ -.""f' ~I I t ,~ ··1\;;;<· ]~i· ~· t,•Atftt•~ h ~.~·· \\'' . r•''•·r"·' ( ·. U."?"t'"~r;·;!t,';: ! p:;ili1. .!, '·l!lewwp.~~J ~t• · ·--·~feti,'Jti::-~!=J!Ml~~-."""'~"'~ l' f "The federal ,O..rnment bu placH peat trutt in the new•· paper, and hu evinced ita faith in the pria,te.! pa,. lly populari•· inc NRA throuch the preu. It ia up to the ad•ertloer to maintain thia faith throucb aujlport which will brin1 not only the beat returna to him, but ala~ to the people at ~. I "WHEN RECOVERY HAS BQN t¢~PLISHfMTHE NEWSfAPER AND~}H£ ADVEilllSE ~ .BEHIND THE A.t!Jt WILL HAY£ H'AD mORE PART IN IT niAN '"AN\' ru.R ONE THING." . .,.. ' . .. ----:".-:----;-".-:-------..-. . --- • ' By EDSON R. WAITE ins medi1,1m fill' Jeol)le haw aomWiiilt Ia till. ::Reaulta, of ' coune, are obtained· from other mediuma, but lon1 experience with the newapaper teveala the adwrti- pl4 ID- for hit money out of the newapaper than from any other aourc:e• • his . ....... ., >. 7~an~ · $yxt TIE and 'KERCHIEF SETS . . . . . . HENRY , ~MacARTHUR, EDITOR OF THE STOCKTON (CALIF.) INDEPENDENT, SAYS: ·" . ' SHIRTS ................. . ... 1$1.00 to $1.95 . =-=--=:::::=:::·---=--==---===-==----. :-· -~ ' ,, . '• . ,. ' ' ' ' ,! 1»:_..•. •"• •n• $4.95 to $8.'150 'SICC FOLDS, KEY CASES, CIGARETTE. 't 1 ll.onnel .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. , , CA,SES and the popular PIPE SMOKERS • ' I ,f ~ " ' .:,•. ~,•• ........... 7SC ..., . ,. I,. . ~ . ~ -~ £A!~£ :•. ,... ~ 'I . . . . ~ ALL THE POPULAR STYLES IN LUGGAGE. SMITH Oothlna Store. ' Phone~J �...:, .I ' ,, ' ' l'J" " ~ r••, ~ t 1' ~ ; , 1\l~ • I ·· · ~, , J ' .. .' 1.. ), ftmiWI/1'_,_ I,", ' n01111 iOw·- '1'0 · VIRGINIA GJU'.GG , NEWS " II t • = : 582·L Big Dance To Be lleld ~ristmm~~ Whitman's ......_."' r. • :U!:.~-~~l briioo'~. c · ...... can . j De11Ye!od117 'f~ ,I I •••••• '; .~ ••••• CHOCOLATES . ' C)IIif"''~ ...• . . I P b o 'n e , -a lao-- ... 117- OTHER CHOCOLATES .16~ ~ ......... " .... . "''t'bre9 M.onth# ...•••••...•••• • , • , .• , ............ , • .oolltx Uontha ............. , . , • MoilUi •••••••• . •. ' . • • • • • Y~ from \ FA.T~L SHOOTING r~-~ECf;NT: taqol shooting which occurred in Cleve} ahd wh~n a m,an who insisted on forcing himself into 1 comt!ant" where be was not wanted, was killed by I a student, merely oe..Ves to emphasize the fact that it pay•[ to attend to one's business. ·• ~ccording to the story· told following the killing, the I victim was performinsr in a manner not approved by law· abiding soc iety aii!l regardless of what the stutlomt and his ,oompanion were doing, there is little defenoe to offer for~the dead man's conduct. If he wanted to be a protec· lor,of .ociei)• and see. that things which should not hap· perf, did not happen, .he had merely to notify the correct au~horitics of what was taking place and the proper ofli. cials would have done the rest. In any event the conscif'n(~ of the man who was apparently so conscientious, could have been at ease after he had done his duty. In any event, the meddler has been slain and It Is more than probabl~ that; as a result of the unulillal cir· cumstanees surrounding the act, his slayer will not be prcilecuted. It simply is th~ old, old story of what is gen· r rally accepted as facts whenever people rtleddle into thi'Q'!! which do not concern th~m. There is so much work to be done with regard to ca<J h individual that if he takes eare of hfs own troubles .tJHl looks after what primarily concerns himself. and do<\.• it properly, there will be little time left for him tc mc~dle into the affairs of others. . The incident in Cleveland is greatly to ,be regretted not only because of the pain and sorrow jnflicted upon the vktim'~:~ widow and ltt.tiilly and <•~her Close relatives hut' because of the trying situation it has brought about for<the wielder of the gun as well as his female companion. and it could so easily have been a\oided. , It is to be hoped that those h•vill!l "tendency to do aH the ;.rietirll in the Cleveland homicide did, will take • __ l~ss'vn • lt?'\cJ~<~h.llY -,w!!:l ;,h,!'~~ from this moot unfort•mate ~· '"crrcun{otanc~}~ ·, . : ' '·' Jr ,. ------- W!iERE IS. THE lEAG,UE? T ts NOT to be wondered at th•t no one except the few ' ' d~legates nt the league meeting•, believe that there ;s any ·future for the Leo gue of Nat ion• e'cept utter failure I &nd eventual oblivion. If one but views the various chances offered the league to show its •bllity to bling an end to war, each in turn which have been muffed by that augilst boqy, the wonder is that an.vune at all would have any faith in the league's ability to •eriously affect anything warlike or otherwise. ' The situatioJ1 in the far east wherein the Japanese overthrew all hiws of right and made Germany even in the light of her severest critics, appear like a rank novice at the war game, ha• hardly been forgotten while the ca•e' in South America where Paraguay and Boll,.ia have beefl at each other's throats for more thun a year with thousands ·of men victims in the struggle, is before us at the p ,..,sent. An at·mistice of one week over th• Ghristmns hollr~ny ; ~eason, hus been declared by the combatants. If the league is anything at all but a non-entity, no better time l.han•the present could be had for it to show its cap•· • bilitj~s. •F,rom aH mcileations, however, there t hall contir.ue to be war and rumoi'IJ of '1'ar for m•ny )cars to come ln 8pite of the great ( 7) ex-President Wilson who so comJ>!etj>ly fooled the American public into enteling a war "heteby we not oply !oat more than a hundred thouound fighters if' the prime of life but bllhons of doll~rs a. v•ail and tOday, 15 Y•llrB after the close of that conflict, wlr;ch we Should new~r have entered, we ar~ still feeling most acutily, its ill efleRts• in ·op!te of the Lea11tle of Nation; ''"d Preslllen't Wlison's ,motto of fighting for democracy, DEMPF.RADOE~ CA1lGHT JOHN SAUVAGE Confectionery I 01 ' l el;NO!'f18 Pn&t.J. '"" When\he Car ~uyer Become the Car Owner' PaJrlda Warrn aa-.rilllacb' aftt~,~a 'the atteatiehll fit SID II~ a tkkeleer, teariPI' Iaiit wntlt ..... ,. ~·- on.. 'IIPt. Ill It'a rt•al (IPJfllrr •illlk "'''' Ptt.trlciL Patrlda run• ..... hi lerrer. Her atepmollu~r P8arln1 a ~tandal. put111 b•r ou1 •aulda lalarcnl to ma l<• h•r llvm Not.,,b. ~ •••!ina ,,.reulonal brtdll'"· ' f""t.ued ~~ thto &lrJ'I i litf'U I • Mill. Jatiu '''erhult., the, 1c One ' Led To Another .By Al'thU~ "Buga" Baer " ................ her hi• p•rtn• ••'Nill .. li ..-JaJjal holne " · nr '-h". . ICH ..... II hia nler•• 1' "1 Ill aMiraanl •"ttl Aaverlu'lt' · A-~laim ~' .... thtn'dnl or h•r ~"'l>ltation. ,P,trld• Ia MCrtll:t \n lou• W"lth dut Trat,l. thf' p11/ •1 playn. but '~'\arlr~t~ ••1•1ed to \; ~~rthe 1\olarch. Nd•t.l' clrL ·fab fi.rsr. m•l Clark and lilt. IUHtl WhfD '• shf' ti.lld in &I -.ri41'P (f• lftJ U•ala &p hour) at wulthJ Mra. S:reott'a "om•. Pat waa lhfhl wlth her at~tpmothe~ at tht•l•e. M'N!!tlhl Pat aaam a,t Haver~~.. O.rk liloea aot reeo!fnizr her. h ~r•ab an appolnt111rn1 te rra<"h tetlrl"• her ae'f. car and &"lif'IJ uti a . " ' '' wua Ilia ,. .- .••• hmll',. ... I BUY "HIS" GIFT AT A MAN'S STORE You may know the kind ot a car you R.re buying at the time ' ' ' • .,. ........ \ t ,.,............ :\ir:'' ',I .l>OPULAR ' ! .rat , : 1 (' t. I ~, I !.< I M:MCEs , • ' : Co. AND ~~~~\~~~~~~j~~~s~~i~~~~~~~~l~~ . raeu c. aee Ida h.i-... ''Beae, raa. Patrlda ta pantf strtek<!• ar.cept Clark's 'tDritaUn ll~rlllt Mauh will r~rmember •r••IDu meetin& at lh1o ..Uea:,...ll'ir. • .,,;.;,i,.,j., ••era. ••t• ft•• Joaq8! POLO STYLES. hoilpy relatloOIShlp. '., Rhlp thnt makf!s frlenM of our ••ttl• •Ire wilt ull ,fot lcld~ her te put l.hdrllta. reml•dinl t:tark •••• t,hlak If .... net Banrhoft'a T1M AND And ~ have bpllt up t.ht! kln(j .. a.r'' hhn. •a• HALF BELT Lhlng that 'ar~ wbolly from his at.tltudP, . ...r:...,.,.,"'·- ..... w~' I"HCCRlpiend . •lW41 IIJ fteabea Liner ..,.,., lt&ll THE NEW aU~loblle hla equ11Jne~t{Uld his polklles of operation. You hfwl.to "t a.1ear owner to !'ftlise the Importance ot bibtns ;your ear where the BaJe of a ear Is oQiy the first step In a Ion1 ond Wttlaa ll.er dl .. p;oln&meat, Baver· Mil& ~t•eatlna Rat. "' · the :-...t ..U I&9M Clark. Pat I!"&tel .. · ltr-ldll te ....~ O'Coats you buy It, but AOmP- ttmes you don't rtnd out the kind oi a dealer who aold 1t to you unUI you han ownHI thP car for awhUP.. The responslblllt.J ot an dealer for your satlafaetion In owrier8h.ip 11 BOm~­ '•1. .. gestions ' SIS . Telephone 934 rtrl ••• SCARFS, brace b.enell for tboH ••nld H'fer ba9& Too •i tbe ·~oleJb~~·.·~-0: .,"-.., ·u.a, Popular rt!eff!r stySl'S .' ' NECKTIES, boxed ' ,...... ..... . '~*!l•OO SOc .... ... 95c to $\39 • SUEDE JACKETS Button front . ' . . . . $5.00 Zipper Front .......... , . . . . . . . $8.00 toloo •h• ' tt. ..lt. Di~ ,You) Ever Stop INTERWOVEN SOCKS .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . SOc ' 'To Think? SHIRTS and SHORTS, Pjtr oui~'. ·~~ ~ -··• i/~ ~ sOc t~ tfoo WOOL SWEATERS . . . . , . .. .. $1.00 t~$84110 Shawnee, Oklahoma LOUNGING ROBES, ' . .. ..,.:(~" ll ·~ ·· f!'f}:~,., ~ ' ..... , f"'r' f! "f'J 1!~ -.""f' ~I I t ,~ ··1\;;;<· ]~i· ~· t,•Atftt•~ h ~.~·· \\'' . r•''•·r"·' ( ·. U."?"t'"~r;·;!t,';: ! p:;ili1. .!, '·l!lewwp.~~J ~t• · ·--·~feti,'Jti::-~!=J!Ml~~-."""'~"'~ l' f "The federal ,O..rnment bu placH peat trutt in the new•· paper, and hu evinced ita faith in the pria,te.! pa,. lly populari•· inc NRA throuch the preu. It ia up to the ad•ertloer to maintain thia faith throucb aujlport which will brin1 not only the beat returna to him, but ala~ to the people at ~. I "WHEN RECOVERY HAS BQN t¢~PLISHfMTHE NEWSfAPER AND~}H£ ADVEilllSE ~ .BEHIND THE A.t!Jt WILL HAY£ H'AD mORE PART IN IT niAN '"AN\' ru.R ONE THING." . .,.. ' . .. ----:".-:----;-".-:-------..-. . --- • ' By EDSON R. WAITE ins medi1,1m fill' Jeol)le haw aomWiiilt Ia till. ::Reaulta, of ' coune, are obtained· from other mediuma, but lon1 experience with the newapaper teveala the adwrti- pl4 ID- for hit money out of the newapaper than from any other aourc:e• • his . ....... ., >. 7~an~ · $yxt TIE and 'KERCHIEF SETS . . . . . . HENRY , ~MacARTHUR, EDITOR OF THE STOCKTON (CALIF.) INDEPENDENT, SAYS: ·" . ' SHIRTS ................. . ... 1$1.00 to $1.95 . =-=--=:::::=:::·---=--==---===-==----. :-· -~ ' ,, . '• . ,. ' ' ' ' ,! 1»:_..•. •"• •n• $4.95 to $8.'150 'SICC FOLDS, KEY CASES, CIGARETTE. 't 1 ll.onnel .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. , , CA,SES and the popular PIPE SMOKERS • ' I ,f ~ " ' .:,•. ~,•• ........... 7SC ..., . ,. I,. . ~ . ~ -~ £A!~£ :•. ,... ~ 'I . . . . ~ ALL THE POPULAR STYLES IN LUGGAGE. SMITH Oothlna Store. ' Phone~J �Y,l) r·• ' • 'i><,• I .• I I' ....~ '. ' .' • ·L •.· " .' ' ' ' •• '· i Jl.U ..... ,II() · D •• a·ik ror Booldetr aD!l J ES .l;l. B allapr .' ' ' atn LER I . •,.. wutm· nnd lead. ' e. 1 lmO&t qua.rter·~:~~i , . ty' f vor t 1 J' IQU •• . . . iJt tlde 3 . liheNfM'I•W ' u • • [II' r ' ,. y dio Shawn••• Oklahoma OFT �Y,l) r·• ' • 'i><,• I .• I I' ....~ '. ' .' • ·L •.· " .' ' ' ' •• '· i Jl.U ..... ,II() · D •• a·ik ror Booldetr aD!l J ES .l;l. B allapr .' ' ' atn LER I . •,.. wutm· nnd lead. ' e. 1 lmO&t qua.rter·~:~~i , . ty' f vor t 1 J' IQU •• . . . iJt tlde 3 . liheNfM'I•W ' u • • [II' r ' ,. y dio Shawn••• Oklahoma OFT �' ,- .~ '7J A~.:;t 1/ • CU I O STAT£ 1-ii''Sl:..l;lJ HI GH ST U .D l ~11f COL UY3 'JS 0 • . I' .Kidnap Gang Hunted . 'Kunzie' Gets A Christmas Tree . Spirit -- No.More Plac.. To Put New W orlrera Until W. Una Parter ot r.tberty Ave- . Put hu lett for OolWDbUI WilKe 11be wiU spend a weU db relatJv .. W eatem and Southem ln~~~~rance Mana,er Hu Holida7 • t Voting in Defiance of NRA Personals "" WEATHER-Par~ • :.1. •· EDITORIAL OFrlCE cloudy, slightly colder· extreme east tonight. Friday cloudy and warme~; probably rain in nortlj, Phone236-L BUSINESS OmCE Phone 202-R LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. I&SII Oharlotte NJt, tacber, who been realdbJa 1D BiUban durtbe put IChool term. arrtved WeciQUday to apend &he hollwtth her mother, ~· Oer· i League Officials Hold Meeting N;re and. ramu,. acbool at. IJOUCber coDfwe fOJ' ~n. Baltimore, J(uyland, at• heme WedneadQ t.o spmd the !LoUthe haUdaYJ With her parentll, Kr. Mrs. J , B. Elberfeld of Mulberry Aveuue, -.... .. .. " "<Jo..OiJ•nd .. Caoh Diopemecj Makeo Hearto Of Merchanta, Glad · ••• ..c::::-. Bltbam Elberfeld w'bo at- New Joloi ·Founil 1813 WORKING a,. carrier Mr. and tlra. J, Y. Oorpeninr o1 MarSon, Nor.th Clrolli',a, ~ 'l'uada7 eveninr tor a hOUd&y Visit with th~ latfer'a parents, Mr. lb\1 llrn. Oeorae HetRI or Llnooln 'hr· '"""· lnd wtfe ••• mlea that trams Mr. and Mrs. J:Jnmett PeopleA home .schedules ~nd daurhier Mrs. Noms E. Davis may count In the Jeape aM aan Thomas Ew!ret.t were vlB- onJ.y the Jint same 1ton In Oolumbus Tuesday, They r,c.tompanled home Mrs. Peoples' leaeue voted to continue mother, Mrs. Zl(ary Mantor or co- , KaaeUa Cllambert.l, worker at the Weirton steel J)lot In Weirton, ctU'l'ent season, the lurnbua wW hQ been spen.dlnB · the j W.Va.. eaitl hlt bt.llot in the emr,Joyeea' election of collective bar1alnina: np~eatativ~ •hk\ wa Mld n defiance of the National l.aboT Bond b~l~~~ J;l@rlod tor the past slx weeks at Ule Peoples home . . . liRA AdJI'I(nlatra~r General Hu1h .JohnJOn. Cbarpa of ..coercioD" !', leaKW! whlch was aulrl·· j ·m Butternut Avenue. later were neeived at NRA headquartera. laat year. _ • • • The WeUaton M1M EUr.abeth Rup 01 cham!>1<>N;hlp year. REPUBliCANS T~ RURG~NilE ERE 1~~~. IS PH~PHECY Full h•veoliJation Made By American Conoulate Ez· P-ident Hoour To Take Little Part In Revampin1 ACCUSED HELD OF OLD PARTY Incommunicado In Parit Jailo, Seek No Aid From U.S. No Change in Chairman· ohip Until After Next Election First Sight of Her Children Spirit Shown In Prison relatives and friend&. T. W. Wheeler of Plttsburrh waa: a vl!!ltor Jn &own Wl!dnesday. • • .; co.v;nitlon, After some little Liquor To Be Available For Chriotmao lp State If Plano Of Govemor And Leplaton Do Not Go Awry TBI MIN S STORE dlecutlllton, voted that the leape select an AIH..easue football , this year. football schedules .c ··-~· for ... .. wete tenlatlvely arran· MAD& BY I. N. S. TO SEE IF REPEAL HAS MADE CHANGE IN HABITS OF U.S. CITIZENS Rev. Walter Amold of Wheelers• ~orr Ia speNUng a few djlYB with rt•Jatlves hflre.. ' ' " II<SI'I!CT!OJ< COMJiETEo Dlstt1et Easlneer of and , cuunttea Five Othen Injured; leal Atrltaton Blamed For Wreck admlnilltratlon Lawrence compJeted a pnUm· lnary Inspection or aU OWA proMel&~~ county and u a. v.hole report.& work In Ulta county jects In ELECTRIC Theatre Havana. Dec. 21-IN8-Two oons were ldlled and Ave In the deraUment or two IJr()tfre&Sing 1111Uafaetmy on au pro- Jt.<t•··------- .......... EDITOR'S NOTE: the ""' or several the 1eneral effect or repnJ &.. roarboat afY;r t-iire weelul ol ·Next ' . 'OOI<IOHT ·- f - ''SITTING " ., PRETTY" ; Continued Prom Pare ane, a vast program of power development, abd it now proJIOIJeS to make u. poestble lor the resldentll o1 the Tennessee valley tu tate advan· or thi& chap eJectbe home -·~· ·-"''- commence- regarded -- in · che,ckl and opaced RICH )(NIT TIES at . St. Olalrs vllle. 0 .. Dee. 21-INS-The Hanna Cool Co., the largt'.!lt produeer of coal In Ohio, today anllounced thnt they had. abaorbed two mines or the Big PivP. Coal Co., 1n Belmont county and WO!Ihl hlke possession at once. - DICKENS' - ·--· SON . DIES ·~-~~~~:, loli tro far Bl!l.thercU. ha't"e been Wl&bk a procram tor the eomof COI1il'MJ. They havE t.ha.t republican -· the adminlsi.ral'llded by London, Dee. 21- IN5--Sir Henry Dictens. only surviving son of the noveliat, Charles Dickens. cUed in a London hospital today from fuflaiea received when he was lmoeked down by a motorcycle last reserve urday. .' ---~-- . Pi. l IN&ULL JR. TO SUBBENDEK Firat In Pomeroy Crown I ' a., Prelml Oame 'l:st P, M. r.w.ll, ..... ' ,,, l ...en. Mwkl!' Olt!ro . IIUkOeO ,. - , . . POMUOY all4 MIDDLBPORT cr..r.e, ctaaJ 1 s&an In ae1ion apln. Hetonta :Newl Admiaoion SWent. lto-Adal'- Ue JA COI'IN!etlon and hontll!: of nre windows ARTIFICIAL CEMETERY WREA"rHS 11 i .. n Ot..tR $UGG£STIONS: > z 0 to ,"~ ." ~ WE SERV' E Unue untU TbuT!Iday, as many wttnt &&es wer~ to be eaUed for exarnbl hockey the ease. COMMI8810N"EB8 MEET 25c and 30c REGULAR SANDWICHES 51> and tOe SPECIAL SANDWIC~ES 1Se FINED FOB Da\.INUNNI:~I!I . JACQUE'S nALIAN SPAGitiriHOc . ".< • . NU ..TS pl&~r. today oonunued the DANI$H EXPLOYER DIES OF ,( """"313-L Phone a.tlon and considerable time ttlkfln 11"1 11ei~Ung a. Jury to bear I st.ea.dy Improvement or the past f8 h?urs as he mtered the nhltb day or hie f'I.Rbt ror Hfe at Clt!r hospital. ·- ~,~~·· ... ·. ~ . " 2t- Insull '" ___ ___ Chlcq(), Dee. 21-INs-Edward Fa•ankl, 48, was 1lven an even chance toda.y or aurvlvlnl injuries I SWitalned when 'be leaped from a Hotel INJVBJ:D PLAYER J•PBOVED Bollton, Dec. ' 21-INB-Olven a.n rven . chance for recovery, ln'ln "Ace" Batley, 31, lnJUftd Toronto ' Norina Good~in- COil• Dec!. , Must Die HI'gh Court LIVING An'J:R LBAP 1 ~:MM ' ~r,' expected 100,000 Poundo Sterllnr Paid f.. ManUicript of the Bible tt.nth story window In a loop buildmr and tell atx ftoors to pleree the I roof ot an ad.loiPina: et.ruetUI'f). ' ·; cago. Hew York, Dee. 21-Df8-Incen.. who used a pa tank to the today were ALIJM:NI 8bo1111: Shemian Maid n. Ind., Jr. one of aeven oftleers and direchwa or the NortheTn Indiana PttbUc Service Company under lndJcln,ent waa promised today by hi8 attorney, Ployd Thompson or Chi- · lloi- ar-•· Point, JN8-Surrender of Samuel CHESAPEAICE ....... Convenins At 1 :30, Solono Ellpect To Stey IIi Until Troubleoome Queotion lo Diopooed Predict Senate Will Call Act EmiOfpn"J ALREADY SO LABELED BY HOUSE ~·,Jth must prfy at pmea t.o reeelve oente--BJ uau •uo Buckeye Legislature On By Holiday Season Pass ~iquor Act T 1..U. ILI'I'IVed Tul!lldaJ tor a was It ANITHER YANKEE MAl BE INVBLVEO IN ~PfiNG SYSTEM 16 -- Clerk Slayer Fail a T • 1 Secure New na ; Attorney DiaLarred � 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. 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