Republican Herald 1932-01-14

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THURSDAY* JANUARY  7th, 1»32
THE REPUBLICAN  HERALD. WAVERLY, OHIO
PAGE EIGHT
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ROUNDABOUT
THJMNTY
Items Of  Interest Throughout  the County During tho Past Week
: Own Throckmorton if Piketon R.
IDAHO-Chartr*   Pennisten     of ;: **t». ^m  pmu of Mr. trrt
Oolumbut is a guest at ths heme; u..^ p tt |Ul, ot HUlttero.
of Mr. and Mra Roy Ware ot Ito
name, near  here.
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i   Mr. anl Mrs.   Prrmor.t Steiner
]snd daughter Hilda ot. Jamestown
■5 were  recent  guests of Mrs. Chas.
. A Stubbs ot nesr Idaho.*
J   Ml** Lucy   lisle   of Idaho ar.d
*Be Sure You're Right
Then Go Ahead' Is a
Good   Motto    Some-!
times-Rut There Are
Some Exceptions.
"He'.pl  iV.trrl  Murder p
i    ThU slanting call tor help rang j
i out In the wee small hours of a re- j
'.cent r.ixht coming apparently.from
j the rvulXe Block yrot actress North ;
Market stieet   from   local   pile* j
Jasper M. E. Defeats teaAjaaitwi
Bond    Street    Spats'   **&#■ •«*» " lhe
: Jasper Teams    Win*   Long
End of a   29 to   23 V. :
F-sync st   Strphrnipr. Hall   at
headquarters at the time; together
with a few lay cttirena and stringer
or two.   .
J Again the cry pierced the nltht.
Sergeant Burn*. Captain Orates
and Officer Bvnhart\ h**ter.«-J to
the   Boor; which \ Vada cut; tnto
PIKETON-Frsnk Cooper      aad
Clifton   Tslbott hare officiated at
hatkttball   games  at     Wakefield, j
Manchertcr tnd West Union with
In  the past  week.
—c  ! Score.
LATHAM-Mls* Fera Cartwrtght;
haa   returned  to her   home   here]    ._»_,  --   	
after a vitlt with her graadpar-J Juper. ftiturdsy night the Jstper i Mtrktt street. Barr.hart had grsb-
tnta Mr. snd Mrs. A. M. Cart-j M. E. bSAketbaU team Of if sted the'j ^ fc ^'.pin"ohhi* way out."The
Wright.of Sinking Springs. ; tvrtsmcuth Bond St. Sptta by the   cthfr cti)cr.t 't^ ready with ie-
■■   ■»' i wore o! 29 lo IV After  the game I x<))x<n_
JASPER—Charle* Dewey hss r*« > ntbilt   the  playm were   chsnft
tamed   to Ohio   State V at   Co- | rloth* in the batemer.t tonrt trot*
htmbu*  a.Ter   a   visit  here  with; > ;aro*e between two players
hla   parents.  Mr. and Mrs,  r^yd! M,:Hnghs of the ' Spstt  tr.d. Pau.,, 	
Dewey cf this pUce. Btnaer of   Juper -which resulted  : A**** **** prsnkswr W** tncouiap
—o— i tn Besaet UV.r.t chsrers rf amult j **'.- **' *° \ ********-  T*"*****, Officer
PIKETON*—Mri.   Jane  Bttwttfg:■ r;.h t-;tnt to wound against Mr. | ist*''■ Mr'.iln entered  the   ttatlon
of  Piketcn  nout* two  U ta.with j Hushes W Magistrate W. W. Nick- 1 it"short tlir.e later PaUerton learn-
inflammatory   rheumatism  at  th«it:i'»   cnurt ^t Jispcf.' . Cor.stsb'.e| td his'nsme siid soon same one
heme ot  her sraiwMauchier. Mi^to^^MelSulH&iwtM't© .Port«i
Winn Parmer of Msln st, Piketon.| „.,.,.,, M-mclsv morr.lr.g ar.d thtn
* ; terved* the "-pspers''cn. Hughes who
PIKITON-Ur. snd Mrs. Prsnk-    u tTT,,-Bfd xto-tisy morning be-
Sheiy am ton     hsve   . irturaed | fort;• Mapl.tratr NKkeU. shdVafter
from Seaman wbtre they spent the. rntcrlr.s  a".'plea of guilty he was
hnadsys. Mr. Shelby 1* director cl: ?.vfa   the-'tninliawn tine   of. one
music at lhe Pketon schools,"-xy \ ,io;Ur jyj \u cos's ln Ihe case.'')
Iwitle .the prison office near the
"!L* j dee* tst Jceerh Patterton ol Wa-
„„;!u-r!y. lie is;s Tentrtlcqul^.    ••
HIAHO-Mr and Mrt. Kinney j . Mix.r>8 a part of the dry muh
and ton* Joh nsnd Harold of nrsri *i,h ml:* until tt is moistened to
^Portsmouth were recent guests otU crumbly ttste treatly Inctx-ssrs
Mr   snd Mrs. Clsrence Beekman.' ■    —- ■
STOCKDAIX-E. C. Rltgel has
remodeled hla home which was
bedoy damaced by Pj-e •'.''-'.several
months ago.
Dewey> Annual
January Clearance
Date of Opening, Saturday, January-9th
Prices quoted will be good for two weeks up to and including Satur-
• day, January 23rd or until present supply is exhausted.
lhe pslaiabtlity of tha poultry ra
lion. Experiment j at the ttate unl-
versiy with' flocks of chlckrn* of
the t*n>9 breed UpX under etacf.y
the .tame condition* *' l fed the
tsme ration* ■'with   tbe ■ exception
  !•.- ...lhat '*, part, bf 'ih*.. ration wasted
PIKETON—AEen Archer. fom-|.^.fe <»«.'.fcate->nd:in the other
ut *upcitnter.dent ot the,; Scioto, ttxt a;j 6{ x3t* ration w*» iky and
township schools at Wskefltld and,^jyj,^ an.lncretite In production
who U now *upertnte»3ent of thelujp j^,,. ot jj ^g,^ , blBti
Caldwell, Ohio tchooU. Is here for1 -
a visit wtth.friends...';/■'■■/'■
WAVX3U.Y—Mrs. .v J*mc*', Locke
of Bethel Who hs* been s pstur.t
st tbe S
luwihut
The dssslfled, column* or the
country weekly newt papers offer a
good place to. advertise f srm. pro^
._,,—. ^-       , ducts such a* seed, egg*, paultiy
Franca hospital al Co-| >nd liTtstoek 'and machinery
-  month was remo«4[ - • - ■' - -
apparehtly In Market .,; street was
chsllengirig Jack to a fight and
was -caSlng "him tame*.. Jack then
n**hed to the door to. find his tormentor and his - too - got,- a Uush
for.his credulliy. * ,
'. A ' layman  was another  \ ictlm.
0<rcr» Arm«y c!  Mattel t'.reft ,
koto mechanic shopped nla car la j
th? alley and csme Into the its*
tlon. In a moment or two socne one
Was heard out in the alley csll'.rg ;
for. tha owner of the car there to!
max* ;■■ Annsey hurried out and •
drove   a-ray.   Perhaps   he doesn't j
know yet that he was footed.     ■'.}
■ Pat^Tton  must have a   lot   ot
good times exercising his talent —
ChUacothe  Nee Advmittr. ;n
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Xasy lessons In rural credit Is
the Utie ot a recent bulletin pre-'
psrd by B. A. Wallace, rural eeon-'
om!*t at the Ohio Sute university.
The buUetln msy be obtained by J ■
writing to the College of Agricpl-'l
: .rr   ii Oohimbus, Ohio,
to ber botne in tht Orejg ambu-j
Uuce  recently.
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Mr. snd Un.. Jsy W. Brown
hsve returned ^o tbelr heme at
Nile* after spending the'hoadays
with home folks,'.""'-;':; 'Ty'-
Edvrsai Blske. Mrs. T. Scheutle
and Osynelle were business visited*
st Jackwn; Thursday,:..      ■  "".".-
Oeorge.'< Leltt who;- is.• employed
ln Columbus "tpent the weetc end
wrlth  relative*.,'   A/A^-. /:
Howard Pttltt of Ohio Wetlyean
tr&tvtrsity stDelawsre spent breif
visit with Howeri Buehler:hem
Mr. and Mr*. Chslmer Stephen-
ton and  Msbel and  Dehnar  and >
Agne* Rote "Were Portsmouth vltl-i
tora one day laat | week.
John P)ie ha* rttumed to hi* j
tchool at WaynesvlUe after spend- I
ir.e his vscstton here. ' .j
w-.. Stoilgare a holiday party i
for his Sunday school class tt hU;
home here Tueady night. - -J
0>y Ramey has returned to col- •
lege at Bio Grande.
-*JVe have our order placed for all our
field seed : requirements, to be deliv
ered about the first of February and in
order to raise some money at the present time would be willing to sacrifice
some' profit and can offer values under
present market prices due to fact that
we have this seed purchased on a lower
market. If this proposition seems inter
esting we would be glad to talk this
over with you. All kinds of Clover, tim
othy, orchard grass; blue grass and so
forth are included in this order.
Mrs. Chariea  pewty. Mrs.   M.
r.   Andriws tna-  Mr. and   Mrs.
Oeorge .WUU oil .'went to. Prsnkfort
Sunday'is a**rii4ed **»♦ funeral of !
a rels'lve,."-;
Mr :• i M-s.'ChJrte* Eicwey ta
:,t^y.r.:i a rmuber of Toon? folksi
aj :*-e xjemt Ut*. thp atcaslon be-
leg in i-.wr. .the 17:h birthday
ann'.-.»rs«:y cf their crandton Jack
Seller ct PXcon. Ln addition to
the guest c 1: hor. 3r; the to".o*1ng
r-'ests wrere prtsent: Msry Barger.
Alice De«ty.Jar.e8ehst:»ell."Virginia Lee Hamilton and Jsnet and
Cbaries Dewey. ■•
Ur. ant Mra. J. P EUiolt and
•on. Edward were recent gurtts
of   relatives   at   Jamestown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ho.rr.er fisr.tth and
ttnvtj of Washington C. IL were
Saesta cf relailrta here tor the
past two week*.
Bleached Muslin
We are making a clean up on several
pieces of different brand of muslin, including hope and also some finer quality goods, ranging in price to 15c per yd-
per yard 8c
Don't overlook this item.
Outing Cloth
A close out special on several pieces of
dark and light outing cloth. Special to
close out at per yard ,...8c
Many items of merchandise not herein
enumerated Will be cut to the bone in
prices in order to secure ready ca sh.
JASPER, OHIO
Men's Dress Shirts
An effort is made to reduce our stock
and we have assembled a lot of higher
priced numbers in one lot to be offered
at, each ^.;.:......v....;.;,;;!..:....... ......49c
. These will not last long at this price.
HMen's' Dress Sox
In brown, blue and black. These are a
good first quality hose, per pair;.......5c
Sox
Per pair
...10c
Children's Ribbed Hose
Per* pair :...... ,.:.,....9c
These; are Wonderful values coming in
medium, darks and light colors.
Women's Assorted Lisle Hose
Per Pair
9c
Women's Silk* to-Top Hose
Assorted colored tops, strictly first quai
ityJn all shades, per pair      19c
All. women's silk hose are greatly reduced in prices during this sale. We have
a wonderful line of women's silk hosiery ranging from per pair 49c, 51. $1.29
A dandy line of women's full fashion
silk hose, strictly first quality, per. pr 49c
9x12 Felt Base Rugs
Here, folks, is one of the best opportunities presentd to secure this new pattern
in 9x12 rugs. A great many are now in
stock ready for your selection. Regular
price has been 4.95; now offered....3.95
Remember these are firsts
Blankets
We need the money and.are going to
turn our blankets into ensh. Large 80 in.
heavy part wool blankets, formerly
priced at 3.39, ofefred during this sale
at per pair 1.98
A few all wool plaid blankets; extra
large size and heavy weight; J^ut are
slightly damaged, per pair .2.50.
These have been reduced from 6.50,9.98
All wool plaid blankets; size 66x80; a
perfect  goods;    individually wrapped
each ....L-. .4.98
68x76 good wt. gray blanket with assorted colored borders, per pair......75c
Assorted colored plaid blankets, pr. 89c
Single plaid blankets, as low as.......,45c
Single plaid part wool blankets J....85C
Our entire stock of blankets and com*
forts is reduced in price during this big
Dewey's Annual . January   Clearance.
Men's Colored Border Hankercf's
A regular 10c value; each 5c
Men's January Hat Sale
As per our usual custom, we are going
through our entire stock and placing a
lot of men's fur felt hats, ranging in
price from 1.50 to 4.50; in one assort- '
ment and offering, your choice at 1.00
TKe supply this year'u. better than ever
before. Don't fail to see these values before they,are-all:.,gqne.r'n>^;4;.^
Men's and Women's     >!|fi
Silk and Wool Sweaters
15 or 20 slightly damaged sweaters
that were formerly priced from 1.95 to
4.95 each. These numbers offered at 75c
Blue Chambray Work Shirts
Three for  ; ......,.„..!....«». 1.00
Men's Regular $1.65 Trogan
Semi-Dress Trousers:
These are good wt. and give excellent
wear. Priced during this sale per pr. 98c
Men's Moleskin Trousers
Nice looking, heavy grade materials—
some of them sold up to 2.95,\ your
choice per pair ..........1.49
Men's Moleskin Sheep-Line Coats
Lowest price in our history on these
goods. Good qualtiy moleskin with heavy sheep lined pelt and wombat fur collar.    Note the price ..........^.2.98
All sizes 38 to 48
Men's Khaki Colored Work Pants
Regular 1.00 quality, per pair..........59c
All men's 1.25 work and dress pants,
for quick clearance, per pair ............95c
Low Prices on Overalls
Regular- 1.25 . Washington4.Dee-Cee
overalls; the lowest prices ever quoted
—pair  r 95c ^
We invite comparison with any of the f
chain store overalls to this number. We
would just like to show, you a pair' of
these overalls and you will realize their
superiority.
Men's All.Wear Overalls
Sizes 32-50. Just try to beat this, pr. 85c
Men's 2.20 wt. suspender back overalls
in sizes 32 to 46 waist, per pair........65c
/a-':-/ Children's Cloaks;">J
A final clearance of some slightly shopworn numbers ranging in price to 9.95
at each A............. .1.50
Some women's coats offered for quick
clearance at each  ...2.98
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VOLUME 90.
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WAVERLY, OHIO, THURS D^Y, JANUARY 14,  1931
MOORE GIVEN
VOTECONTEST
Judge Ruled  In  Fa-
or of The Democrat.
ANNOUNCEMENT
NOW TIE VOTE
Court Rulea Strattoo't Certificate of E*I«ctton
W«»   Invalid.
VAC.VtCT     OX     THS     BOAXO
The . a«pdbUeut H»r«14 haa
bc»n purchaatd hy John T. Ooug-
laa aad Erwln U Slgtatnuod
from Um OtUo Hew*. Inc.. who
aequind tt trom the prtatnt
otmeta co Mar I; xtm, aad hat*
since operated tt tn connection
witb • groop ot btmtpapeia
The Ohio tltms, tne, maghX
to gin tht local communltr a
(004 wrtkly paper and under the
direction of W. J. Oalvta, pretl-
dent; and R. Kcnnth Kerr, xlee-
pr*ald«nt, both experkzeod and
aucetatful pubUahara ot Vtn aad
prosreatlre nevapapara. of WUm-
tntton. Ohio, no reaaonable effort
<r axpanaa waa aparad to train*
thla ambition,
How ever. It became laereaalnc-
ljr appar«nt that the community
preferred that tu papera ha
owned and dlateted by local rea-
Ideata.
Sensing thla condition aad
aenUraant. the Ohio Hew*. Xz:c.
eracefuUy retired trom the local
Held, traaaferrtnc th* owatrahlp
to tba above named ItuUrldoala
whoea aaaocUUoa  with thtm aa
FARMERS MEET
ATDAILYVILLE
On Next Monday and
Tuesday in Annual
Session.
J. C. Moore, Democrat, Piketon.
won hi* election canteet against
hit opponent, John W. Stratton.
Republican, recently panted a
certlflcaU of election aa a member
ot the Piketon rural achool board.
In a flta  page opinion  handed j
down ln P*e county common plea*   ********** ***d twonn moat har-
court'hera Mooday. Judge Win P.    "T^, *™ ,?T^
Stephenson. Adama   county. Dem* J
ocrat who heard the contest, rnled I
that the eot* caat by Mra. Nellie:
Harris, txtgnt*, ot Pee P»e townahip. waa llltgal on the ground*;
that the wa* not a resident of the j
Piketcn rural achool district. Strat-;
ton clahntd   ah*   waa, although
she caat her ballot Is Waverty.
Part of Pee Pe* townahip la tn-
dodtd ia the Piketon rural achool
district.
Th* court ruled that Striatton**
c«rtlftcate of election waa Invalid
tnaamueh aa the race ended tn a
tie of 330 votea each. Mrt. Harrta*
disputed vote waa cast for Btrat-
tan and counted by tha Plk* Co.
board of election. Thla gave Stratton a on* vote margin over Moor*
; -and was th* basis for Issuance of
th- rrrtiflcat* of election to Stratton. As a result of the decision
there wUl be - * vacancy on th*
Piketon rural achool board until
the deadlock between Stratum and
Moot* la decided oae way or another. ■■■. -$0y
It Is rumored that no leaa than
fifty Illegal   vote*   were   oast for
.Moore. Piketon, Ilk* 'Jobe of Old"
aeema to hare   been   aorely af- j
It wtlt be the aim and policy
of th* pretent owners to mak*
the Republican Herald the best
weekly  newspaper possible.
We believe ln a two petty government aa contemplated by tl*
founders and wt wlU continue to
loyally espouse the prlnclplea and
polities of the Republican party
and support its candidate* and
nominee*.
We bellew Watery and Pike
oounty to be the garden spot of
the world and Its dtlaena. the
finest In the land and every
movement and Inter ttt tending
to advance the welfare and pro-'
great of ft* field will claim our
heartiest support. .-•■'. ,  :
As In the paat, tha churches,
athoo'.*. fraternal organixations
and organised . agricultural: a*-:
FINE PROGRAM
Waverly High School Band
WiU   He    Spocial   Attraction On Monday.
STAT t:    BrtAKESS    OK    UST
n.\Y   AT   JAKfCft
COUNTY GETS
AUTO FUNDS
X--:::.XZZX:.^Z" M.
ous Funds.
The  Daflyvllle farmer** IntUUiU
WUl  be b*ld    ai    th*   Dallyvllle
Orange Hall on Monday and Tu«»-! temllr—Alk*   Scott.
day. January It ,aad *•• "**** ****' |
A home ukni - play, **&e«ds en!
a String." win be given by the]
Jstper 4-H club at tbe Ottphmeon J
hall la Jasper on next Wednesday j
evening. January *>!&. Aa admi*-[ ___^_
aion of toe and 30c wui be charg- i
ed. the'prooetd*   to go to  t^e i I {-.— .-,     pi,(„
benttu of the thurch. tu cart \ «-»cense    naie
of cheractete fotlowa: Bolster Up Vari
BetmU  Datle—Raymond Steiner.
ZnaaJee Davta-^Uymond Steiner j
J. It  Derta, Bennies father  —
Ruby SUgle.
Denjamin Davla, tha. a rich un*
ele—Jennie  Slagi*.
Harold Beams, * tzitnt ot Ben-
nle'a—Loulae Bennett.
Ab Dinkier, a would be  detective—John   Dewey.     ;
Mrs. J.  XL Davla, jBecale'a mother-Mary SUeoit.   j
,  Molly Ma'.itrtoR, flenne'a sweet-
he*rt>4SrcU Baker.
Jeanrtt* Blue, Untie Ben's niece
—-Ethel Crabtree.
Cleopatra Oleomargarine Johnson
colored
LARGEST RETURN
UBS. nrnntTN nr.i.n.s<n»;iN"
Deals jtt four thirty p tn. San
day. claims Urs.  Kttabtui  IW. (
itnbtin. T&, well   known ■:.tt*tdtnx<,
htt* tnr  many  years,
away at h.*r home on
" after a lone nines* ot t-ompiiehVeix*. ]
i   Urs. fiklfcsbeln waa the widow of
Fees   A'»"•' Htifenbein. who ttieo In July
, Xtm.. Btstxixiog ar* tw» daoghtera. j
j Mrs. Margarvt Purgeaon. ot   Ool-
| fax.   Indiana:  and( Mra; Kenneth
IlJtttnt, of Wavertyi a atap-daug-
j b'er. Mra. tithe  Kent of Warerly
and  *  brother.  Oeorg* W*ttt   of
NUMBER 2.
meametmeo—r—i
.mmm taken
™|by thieves
aad Villa ge*.
Marauder*   Eat    Lunch   A*
They RiddU Sholre* at
Choicr Good*.
" . ! Earl WtSm. formerly of Porttmoovh
Money Comes In Timely For, ^^  t„ tn*  meal buatnes*   ber*.
Ohio Municipalitiea i are aephewa. Ktecea In Porumouth
Include Mn.  Anna Bchatkey  tnd
Miaa Mary Belter, of Ortme* av*.
—~-— (Also Urs. John   Nltkal and Mra
AUTOS     KO    tONOCm    TAX*©! ********   N<c,wl ** «<0»nea mm.
j    Puneral aerrtcea were held Wed-
- ' nesday   at two p.  m. at th* 8v»
__ .   .   ^, y.  yT ■ uatdicxl  church  trtth   the   Bee..
„ . .    ,:-/a "^ ****** *4nt5* dut^r>tttM,,1 i Theodot*   Pranke,   ef ChUBeotbe,     Robber* raided tu geaaral *tor«
maid ;ot the Davt*!ol money !*>*.***,£* **  *** \ atttmuog. Burial was mad* In the of Pyle and Son  at Btaver ewly
lketwe* made «» Mowlay by S*o- j ^       '
Stock In Store Is Virtually Cleaned
Out. '
i thl* place." Mr".' Ttem'totvmiy n- \ ROBBERS   ESCAPE
' tided lb   Portamouth;  Ttol aad ■
11****     LOSS      TO      OWVU
cer. of the  tortltute sre  <***>**\FtiTm BureaU Holds
W. Brows, president: Ollie  Ducon. I
ateretary; and Mrs. Wm. Cochin
our, lady   eorrtapondent.
1 retary of 8tate Clarence J, Brown. |
j through th* Ohio Burrau of Motor .
Evergreen etmrtery,
j last Thurtday morning and eeea»-
.■ .     ' o jed wtlh plunder  valued at »1jW0.
Officers Find j J*« a^r.^r *^i"*!
e* ««• | beat stock In the store and a«> *
Warm Sulljlu&ch whs* they  operand. •
«*.      _.v_.,-   ,h.   .^...i,! ■   ■ ■■ ■■ ;r    ....     i,. —,y— -   r.   -. -;-.-       i „ , , I    loot   tnetuded   mor*  than  two
e^TliS. ^llTTnt^epr** M«U «d New Of-.^^ mgMtA ^ ^ ^Twenty Fiv Gallon* of Th.^^f^?. *J"»*  >^«
,     -. ...    , Vehicles,   Rke connty received aa;
Annual Meeting fMthite, »ti.«Ti, ait of nt.icn
.. •■•■' - -v*^s*fe«ni       11* to be used la "road wotfc ta the
thtr
IheS
Virginia: Mra. Ada H. Deteahmutt [        ficera arn Chosen for   5-iitnt- atat*   was  *iajMl,024»8
of Wellaton. Jackson  eounty; andj tj,e New Year. i money foing   to   the   state.
noyd Hmderaon. eounty agent, ofj   j countit* ar.d to mur.ietpalxiea.        '.
Jackson.   Mr.  Zlnn haa   been on  , ^^   ^^  ^.^ f«-m burtaui    Pike      eountya     munlctp*::'.iet':
tbe     Institute platform for many;^,^ Ju „„,„, xamVnt on Tuea-ithare of the  firat  dlstrtbuiioo
and  chSdrnt'a ahott; 100  pair* of
ttfk hosiery; 40 piece* ot wotnen't
' t'.'.k Itegerle; froeertes; men'* tot-
} dent ear and other wearing appor-
Btate Prohttrttion Offieera Erneatjel   for  both  **«•*;  cheap Jewelry
Ftniahed Product Also
Uncovered
tho *ho»* aad gar-
their botes and then
cm the Coor; they
counile* and conducted round ***>*in7mmaa<'iatlb* «venlM tu' TWtcton'.'masWi^^^^i^lvr' **° "BW ™ **?"* m uvnr' '* ****»•* ******* **** out of aach*
dlKuaaions.   He has spoken in ,  a 1 ™fftS^*                             *    / t ^T                                    SSsP^fS.-SO gallon stUl and • empty mash j to carry a«*y ih* plunder. Owner,
great many Ohio counties and thei*4^^*; ^^ J,   «   ^ .„ : P« !t*esrt* *** ******* tr?a» "»«! barre'x Henry Paulkwr's ator* at, of th* store deeared   tltetf   alack
Ohio farmera  have   to^owed    hla cju^,,,.^.
1    Secretary.  report. - j bwu|S ChaJmer* R. WUton,, reg-1 ^lem went to the Stlat   Aekley I
—la hU own story of. methods utcd]
on-this, farm
Manager
|,. County
A tpeclal fetture of the proetam t r. Lee.,
on Monday will be  the   Wa»eriy
. .,       _., — ,.,     . i high achool band.  Some  part of
aociationa wltt contlnu. to   re- IS^SS will u prtsemet by
hdpful publicity. -,.-:yr^^y   \... Ju^        W:00 ^ £  ■
c The spirit of community coop-!.; rt—.-A. ;■. ■->-,.;-<V*V •'.--^•.w'/fe
eration  wUl  be  th*  dominating '   w*x" "••
P.  Ptotter.jfixeof  in* aotomobO     Ucenva-jR^   Bridge was first visited and; vas^ virtually eleaned  out. aa th*
'■'■-•-'• -: I and an early daartbutloo was or-! officer Jenkins p?maln*d th«r» to j ator* appeartdt aa tf a tornado had
tt orchestra, dtred by Secretary of State Brown \ o«i4Uct a ttScb wWie the othtr i atmck tt.
'vi /y;$f"tYl3aem^'.Ch^*em R. WUton,, reg-' ntttctn went to the Silat Aekley | Store I* operated by J. T. Pyl»
-s report—J. E. Swlw*r.:4trar;of" motor.'teblclta. so that farm, where a aeareh brought a.ead son. W P. Pjte and l» one Pt
a«ent't  reyx:   by Chai. • tn^fgenfy   h^bwiy repair* couMJw^ct htot Th* otfVwre then went! th*   mott   ptotnitHmty   known   la
with Adame*couaty boi'.v  [Seven Hurt
^*.^^|n Accident'
*&<&%:   , a%XK   ELECTS  OFFICERS f
^*fr&-Araetting of the stockholders of
Waverly Man
.    .      ., „     .—: „ . , J Song— Amerli*. ihe Beautiful—
and motlvstlng policy of ;.tht j g^ .,..
publlthtri and on thi. baala, we j Inmt:t|n^ ri0y(,<£&_ i-
aoucit the kmdly lntrrert ;; aad^ j Mlttl(^w.w:y n,h ^hoo, band,
wpportof IU «^^?;Va:;:-;|vVAddreaa--T^ things that count
In life—W. D. Zlnn.
:; Muaio—Wateriy high school band.
- Lunch.     .
Muaio—Waverly high achool band.
School program. •: ^^S;':';'/'/.
' Untiex'yr.yy  '-'■''■•.y^y''y;':r:
Addttta -Enlarging a tana without  Buying More l*ad —   W. D.
Ztnn.    ''■■:■}-A,-A   ' .  .y-..
"■•Outstton'BoJt,-, *' AA-
.Music.  -•■' . :•:'}' :'• ■".-.-• .
Evening aeaaloo—"IM p. m.
- Music Waverly high school hand.
■ Addrets Chariea R- Lee.' >''•■'
• Mutic Warerly high school hand.
Talk—Som* Eaaectiala-tor Com-]
munity Betterment—W. D. Ztaa.
Tuesday. Jtn. 19. 13  a. in.
AI-.-  ■•■   lb* made- lauwduuly.   thut   pru-|t0 Uka^rt IL5I. where they found '■ Pikt  county.   J.  P. Pyle MM  he
Song* by Jlmmle Schattt^L'       j-rldlcg Work for the unemployed.   J % M fatlon tf.U. th* liquor making! paeted lh* stem at 11 p. m. W*d-
-John B WUHam* mad* a'report'r The  co'.'.eetion ito taie,t*:itn\iDgtrtmrtiifai warm, apparency | netday   and that etemhtng wad
of th*  nieetine of tbe Oitlo fsrm 1 approstaate  the  entire collection*i trom * recent run el moontWia.    -all right  then.
' fur rt»JL The unusual xewptnes* i-; .yj*,. tooni th^ empty mashj The nbttvi raider* gained tn-
of return* ty d'Jtrtct dtputy com- j bane!* bidden In a com ladder! traeee by vrrmg open a aide wm-
m'*tlonen and distribution to the; cioct*. |dow. How many were ta Ut* party
(bureau- federation.  '
A Brown  aittera   gave :mo   instru-
| mtr.tal number*.
P/y^rthe'Tlxst ^faitoival Bank ©f Wt^ Members of Edward Sutton
/J" >-,; A w* mm held on Tuesday efter-l Family Hart A» Auto '
r! vs       . noon and the follow tag Board  of. r^.. rimimi n.-t.
Dtreetor* were elected for the en-}. ' : C°ft0w B*nlt '
aulng year: W. 8. Jones, John C-] y . ^.-jA- ±A*i^*i- ■'**•'■&*£I
Lee. C. L Ortcnbaum. and J. W.^ J***>: g&J#S _% c* *>**'/<
Oregg. The Board of Dlrectora T^e- ■ «" ^mJ*. I" '"^
then elected th* following offlttrtl&_m J********* ******. .- ** ****[
W. 8. Jone*. Pi*^dent: Chariea ti 5?** fM,r B,It" V* ?iJWCS
Orecobaum. vice president: J.W.;*b™/* "*,T^'^.l'. S
Ore«. cashier: and Oeorge. Scott ^ »"*«««« «« their a^ J
ashtsat tashS*t/y:yyA. ^bUdrcn, overturned after craahlng,
e *     j down an embankment as the driver:
..^ >.'■>;,-} trl^d to avoid striking * dog In tlvV ..f.,,..    ,
*$.-%■ '■':'.■'-■ iroad, Mrs. Sutton waa rushed t«J* y*1 _£&___*__ »'^. »v
Ta PrxtxexA rtmnA the Chtlllooih* ho^Ul shortly ^. Co^unUy Recreatkm-Mr*. Ada
"   '°^d   U^d!terth. accidental waa reported i11^^0*" /?.  -.
__ x>  *£&*■ "  •     ■-.'■"(■.'■' "k '\* ahowtng aoroe improvement  cm.    ~~*     ^  ^, ..^..
XeUy  Durham Succumbs to' Prtday . but   will probably remata;   T*;k ~  W»re*lfled Parmtof # —
Heart  Attack Friday -:   loader  observation  lor  six  weeks j VStS^SSS. -, *m    ■'
^ idlrZux.      ^ ee mote. An  examtaatlcn and i-| i^!™«».;?^a^:»- .':. ■
sustained a possible dislocation of!   ****** M ««• .***-***■ Ad* tt
follows: Mrs. X. P.: Rittenour.  of
Piketon rout*  I; Mrs.   Roy Wart,
] of SpargurrrtUe; and Mrs. John B
William*, of Piketon route 1
*-.
When Kelly Durham. SI. told his {
Trltnds be wa* going home to lie;
th*  third  emlal vertebra."a eon-
{cussion cf the brain.' possible frac-
DeLailunutt.
. Mualc
1=
f
^x*^'J^r.!SS>^,^!}'S**-*»e *fd toien*WtTX*.  s L^^Tn*neat  ***&Wt;
he ft:t t»dly. death lurked WJMj g£ bn,!^ and mfin m. "^EliSffiSL k-
nap. At eleven a. m. he waa found, mln^ ^^   ^   W4Utr ^^j    Report cf nomlnaUng cmamlttee,
dead by  an  employee.  WealeyC^^^^^ ht..-.>... ^   j   roster contest;
Combs. .   -■;-,y:,;r y-y ?   n/i^ „. »»«>t~,. ,„tn^ud t«.l   A prh*.wta*b* awarded to eatb
Dr. R. M. Andre, who we, caH*I { J***** jJSfflgiJBSS boy  or girl exb^itln, a standard
said Durham auecumbed to heart "deda aon. &ne«, IVwtio was.       ^ • posxen   In the
attack, from which   he   *****^^^^^^^^^^U^X.  WUt&l
-suffering aev«»l  dsys. When   ^*?^:^SJ^'1©^I^ZffifS0Cji«|d^^-^l6 y
  Davis Named   , >:
foend'b. tbe"embrace of death. He!***?*'■***- **™' ?*'*u.e**a^ocdi s^   Game Warden
hadFEvtd alone since th* death td'..***-* ***** '** glass;taken from
ha Wife. itr*. Stella Durham.        (hi* kne* cap. Me wu also bruised
' *>   Durham was at the head of th*! "* '• «< to * nnmher of  ptaces [ Resident of Beaver Succeeds
*  Wswr^r Bunding and Supply 0*.\£j"™*2^.^*j!^\-':    John Waldron As tho'.;
and had  long been   a   prominent ^-J^.^^/^^^f^.Trj   .       ■   r.»— fttttmm..       :-y.
Otixen Ur*. Be la survived by twcl turning from Waverly about 11  a
brothers: Itwmaa   a   and cw "• hMrte« attended eervtae at th*
yAVctUm, prosuiatnt bosiness taen)****** Srethztn chureh  About 4
the  Wsverly Pythian lodge.
Game Officer"
Itrrr-in P. Davis, of Beaver, bas
here   Durham  was aTmember of! »llt» out ** *****- * *°* ******* been appointed  eon**TvaUen  ofB-
» lodge ' auddetily tn the road. Sutton, who ] cer of Pike county to succeed Jno
' wa*. driving   swerved the ear   to; Wsldren, who bas resigned.  .
bonds  Arrr.ovm {avoid striking the dog, and. tn to-}   Waldren   was appointed daring
A* the reoracantttioc meeting of ** **-  *** ********* *m****   ***) the Cooper admtnlstmion and hat
the Seal township board of trustees **** ************* embankment. and:.«Ted two  yeara.  ' .^;;^|^
-   .     held tecently at the township of - j ******** mer m It did to. ,   .     ■    a 'JJI%:
m^^-ltce* at POoeton. the bonda of Joei   Th* vtctttn*   were   taken to the OHQCS  MSAT MARKET
. 'i'" ■ Reed, me Justice ot the Peace and) office of Dr. L. X. WlOa. who gar*:    Carl SchauseU bas opened ap a
'-■;■■*-•■ •'■- Howard  Parmer and Oay Snyder.} ***** *>*■ **>* ttt*. Sutton was then meat market, next door to the XJ.
a* ctmstablea. ewre approved. Reed! ntthed to   the ChUlicothe hoejtta?! a Store, where yoa can find a fine
Eoccesds himself as Justice of the in tbe Oregg ambulance, being ad-j sne of  aa   kinds  of  meat*.  Oarl
Peace of Beat townahip and 8&yder  milled at tl «i p. rz.
toemds hlmaelf aa cooatabl* and,- *
T*n*t was eltcttd at th* Novwm- j IDAHO UAS DOS
btr election. !    John T. Smith.  R, former rssl-j
■    o  j idsat of   ths   Baawc Caaunualtj |
FBOFEBTT  CHANGES HANDS [died Tu*sdar at his home at Id*-i
sn  Invitation   to  the
I visit  htt   market.
E. J. Bath gave a t*X Mr. Bath! eountl«a.\tt attributed xo ^rrtary |   .j^, o{aM(r, ^^j mttnw| t0 tj,,; ta j^ kna^,. j.   tt somtntd that
—._. ..       ..    .. track to haul   aeay
th» robbers plundered
..       . , _      _   ._  _ end sbelvta   they ate
Pretldtni, Ceoeg* Dion, ot Wa-| ployment sttuatlon througbout th»l fc t%tne «t. th*   proparty la th* ' cbeew* snd «tae*«T* and drank pop
tt the legislative tgtn: ot XU Oh»\ ot bum Cttrene* J. Brown's pun j FauOtner store, where they fa«cd'. thtr uved a
farm bureau federation..1 •:•.... to forward-■ these funds a* *arlyiofrieer Jtnkm* hsd uneowred » the loot. As t
": Newi officers elected  CMlows: .   {•* po*tlbl*: to aid  Inth* onem- | g»i>>c* of th* finished product in; the   bewrs   ai
eerly route X j *t*t*.
Alee-prettotm.'Wis. Holt, of R-,   .         J-	
1. Plketoe.        : J^jPfete*^*?^I&t,nwm!' Ake t****™
Bectttaty, Un'* Dick, of  Waver- '   "*
!y route 'UXy-A : A'AiA. -'Orand and petit jurors far th*
Treasurer.' Chag. »|»lthr':Bsav«r- January term of   eourt   to. - Ptke
Three' lady directors at larg* as county wer* drawn recently.
rrs SPRINGTIME
IN   POEE COCNTT
W* see by  th* papers la   the
surrounding counties that tbe roses', are blooming la back yards,
dandelions popping up . ber* and
there — that's nodtn'.— why, Artj
Slaam has. t» o healthy young
roMns tn a rose bush that first
saw the light of day on last Monday and they are stUl atlv* at
press time-both babes a&d moth-J township:
er are  doing fine
Tuesday  morning C, E.  Haynesj township,
drove   fifty   head of black cattle]
No . dtflattt date haa j b**n set
by the court tor tha Jurors to report for . duty. The following are
the namea dream. .  '*'y .
ORAND JURORS: '-".:".-;.
■'■ Harley Shanks. Mifflin township;
Wm. Burkitt. Su&flth township;
Char>* wniamson. Mifflin townahip; John Bsmaon. Marton township: MorrtS A>2ard. Pebble township^ Scott Schilling, Seal town-
thip: .Jaa. Beatty. Jacksoo townahip: Olenn McAllister. 8unflah
township: EweU Jacksoo. Union
township: Wm. Msple, Jacksoo
townahip; Ernest Swan, Beavtr
village: Lawrence' Haha. Jackson
Homer Boon, Newton
j lownthip;     Chariea Shale. Pebble
from tS* mill feed lot to the bluebPETIT JURORS:
grass Oelds • of his plantation tip     ftfllton Shanks. Sunflsh
la Jackson township. {ship; John WUllem*, Me P
A:\9nL. J. X. ww and Porrest
Roberts were tidlec around town
yesterday morning In a fresh air | Walter Acord.
tat:   lr.   th/'.r   *h::t    t>evet.   P.ke
eounty—the   cardeti spot  of  th*
world—epringilme   to  January.
town-
Pee twp-l
Mrs..Zo* McCoy, Mltflut townahip:
Charles Crane,    Scioto townahip:
Scioto townthip;
rear of the ttore.   Faulkner,   wbo
o-ir. ehte waa a claw htamrr tbat
in th* meantiaa*. disappeared, aay j waa abandoned by tb* marauders
officials, and eoutd not be found.     DtaMwry of  the   robbery   wa*
A federal charge of poaaeat'on msd* about v.x a. m. Thursday
has been filed against him, officer* miming when ths store wss o?-
ssy...'. !*■: tned tor th* day* buatntaa. ■-y-~o
'     o      i    ii    ••. Shtettf John Parker and Deputy
DEATH Sl'kMONS ' Harry SenUh, of Plk* oounty. wer*
FORHKX  rtfBUSHER j Called to  tnmtlgaU   the robbery
Ralph Wetmor* died suddenly \ **** °* * ****** ** ****** *****
last Prtday at Colorado Springs, j «t*»*d by highwaymen la Pwa
Oslorado.   He had Heed to tb* age; oouaty. J ~
of It and hu passing caused aotrow j °
among  hi*  old  friends    and    as-j    WAVEALT MASONS INSTALL
quaiatancta here ln Waverly, and! ———
whete be was beloved for buhoo-l <****** ***** ***■ TU. T. and
taty ef heart and good .. feeling!*- **. testall*d the foSowtof e«l-
toward his ftHow men. ! **** *°* **** *omSag year;
: Mr. Wetmare. was what we call y****t*r «t«n>baagh, Worahipral
prnlee of a fellow and aior* than! «»*er: A. U. Oregg-Suuor War-
half of ©*»twy/a*e be publish**|***'* ***■ ******** *• Tnesiet—
Plk* County RepubUean. On|y i TVeaaurer; Chart**. W. WtCbeft-
tatt aianm* h* visltsd for twoj8^'**^. Harold Planey-Benlor
nrtk* ben ia Wateriy wtttt his D*ao»; X. H. Jsekaem Junior
ttlee*. Mrs. Dsrtd A. BrelnS*. end'Deaooo; E. T. miteth-.Tyler,
da^y visited us snd wss alwaya ai *+* ******* Chariea P. Oatae-
welcom* guest, and we mourn hlsi*^ ••• »nrt»a»aoo ofllcer and
passing. HU son. Ralph, who died' **• w- "• ******** ***** a* grand
some years ago. gamed fame, not] **********-'
only In Uu county, but abroad, at     *"«* ***** ******* ****** ***
a rteltoitf.   He It sarrtred ky ***■ **"??*ST*   *   "***   ********
Sheet*. Ul* Harriett Wetmoee and  J***1 ** Wa.ter Stambeugh.
Mr. Kate Dunbar,  on* niece. Mra.!
David A. Brelnlg. -  two nephews.
John Tldd.Waverly xril'Att: John} -.:       .'■•-,-•   0 -■■• ■-      ;: ■-■•• v-
Utterat. PeeT**- townahip; .^at| ^^ OrnCIALV
Cameron. Perry totmshlpr    Teet\   y*t*L meeting of the eOtge «*t»-
CAixntiA scrrta
Ladles* Aid Society, of th* M
E. Church id ttoUX a cafeteria
topper *i the church on Wedata-
day, January srs. Tke menu wtS
oocadst of   baked   ham. ch^ksn.
hut. ts-.rui.        i*^i<^'«^^-^^vA^iS^-^g^rS:^
I On next Tjesday. Janaary Mlhjtree. Camp Crttk townsh:p: Bert j wtAtir ^yttttng ot last week, at the
the Pythian Shuts wia ghe a HsfCeott. Newton township-. Jxxes ^^.^ w Mayor' J. U. Ul'**- Bonds tntoing, roadie* mashed pouteea.
o'clock dinner to aU ICr.ishts of > Frost. Mifflin township: RoySUttAs 'nir; jtiyw Mi;t«, Cwk Orrm M*- *°* ecalloped potatoes, baked
Pythias and ' theU-. wltfta. After? Waverty rtSage; Oeorge Simla- c<^( Harry E. ■ LobdiU, feasurer- '.*****• «*»*• ****■ P*, KK roCs.
- fhsrewta x puKlc tn*taa*-H««>t. Scioto townsh^: f*ao*i WUr uid Ouy .-Snyder.- marshal: were *** ******* **>** * ***** Tura
tlan it   the  atm  officers of thejHams. Kewtcet fownship; Msryaret[ta^n^ JObn.W. earner was ei-'0'n to ***  supper snd tn your
Pyt hist Sisters. All asters aad
I&iighis of ryhi* and wire*, are
requested to be prteenL
:        WATEBLT  BnrtDES .
Local high tchoot and the SeieU
township, high school .drrtdads
double header her*   Prtday   nigitf! ktt atreet Monday evening.- •
with   the wakeflfld girls winning j ...   "■'   ■■     o   ■ ■   -■Ayif-
1* to 17 and tk* local bofl taking i BRIDGE  WORK  STARTED
their gam* m to U. In a prtHm-.' Work of conttrwotog th*
Denny.     Seal township and tidm}^^^ ^^V of the ttwoea '< *d*~*r m tttag. you are hewing
Markbam. Pe* Pee townefcp, • ■"    (eefB.;wmmo wss ths <m^ mea-; ""• »**» *» **** *hitntx maa «JWak
■mmcmr.*°xc,m*o*rxxt { b-T,Of  ti»e   COUOCil to SUCCeed hi«-   ?* .  '***   ******   ,fe«     *»    ***     **
REORGANIZATION j eelT. (Xbe? «»mb«rs of th* «un-:.*»*»«, «Brr»»4 to
Waverty Building" aM Loan Co fell tire:-Prtd Barger. WUliam Ret-:  Sr  	
h*J«.   ha  - reorganisation --meet- ,-,f. ja*-^ w. Cooper, Donald Aa-" BOT** *** a*etT   WFECTED
gd'jjjA'eompaay'a oftipe on Mar-> drrton sat- Frank SUmtt. 	
IITIVII FROM HOSPITAL
0*orte Weids. a prominent wane* : miy ettaen who has beea a med-
;. WUliam. t year aid see of Mr.
and M-s. Jno. Sckrader. of Stock-
dale, ta tufftrtog treat a very b*£y
Infected arm as a result of havttjg
inary game the Wseetiy grade girlt: bridge spanning Croked Creek be-' sea! parttnt at the Portsmouth ] a sharp *Wtk run tue hia wrist
wen trom tho Wakstfltld trade girls- gaa Tuesday. Local labor is be- j owners; ho«piail tor the past two' *'. the )otel mhSSe playing with
by a score ef ti  to  3.   . Robert; log employed. XX- < montha was brought te bis  home, *>;* Xoethee. Omar- & wee at are*
Dunkle. of CttiTcoth*. officiated.   !  o -{bar*  TMsday   afternoon. |UtooRhg tht  wwand was set text
- es         '■ ..      i RAIDUtS MAKE TIVD  » w {ttrlase tot inCamooMoa Setelope*
KEW BATH VM,vtj;        t   Rsldlag in Van* township. Ptkel     LEATE A BOT AND GIRL      ; and large gathsrtof. mmtb late*
1 ^Hll_i^?l_?U^fn-*nlJ^^a?? I    Armbruster  and Armbrutter. XO- \ eomaXy. State  PrahlWJoa  OOleen I    a »:^<rk >ft a pu^r ct '.w„n.«. hoy   thtn a bes egg has teemed *****'
public   .tot
COLLEGIANS   LOSE ONE
At Pfksten. th* Cube ef Colum-
is trertd Um* t*
of ins ee* ami
cs! ptsnfccxa, are putttog in a new j tram l>>wd>. John  Jenkins and and a   frri at the borne   of Mr ; the wrfcrf est*
bath  room ta th*  Conrad BUum ■ Elmer Panacr arrested mtn. glrtag; and Mrt Harvey ThOer. Now thee*' m*y   tese  part
restdrac* on  Bridgt street. Which | tb* name* of le* aad Denver W j are   •    ywt^ptUea  In   the   Fuller | b*ad.
has   been reeen 	
Mr. aad   Mrs. J. i.   Rinehart. of jeraUng a JO gallon still: aad theyj ■    ■ .   ■ -o ■ Jt'OGC BARCH ILL
WC! I ah* eistoted  te  Rav* found three [ EFIOCMIC   CHECKED '    JwJee One* K- Berth it
a:ty purebased   by '. Brown, whan ofCcers tay wet* op- j fssslly show
 .  _.„  „ .           ^.u^.TTmr.ju.im   mum. J. 3.   Rlwhart. *« I erstlng a » gaEan still;: aad they • ——
Joha Blaum. of Oregrs TSX hss ho hom a long I2n«as from efareeteibus. a colocwl team, defeated  Uw'Kigtoy. The   Bto*hart family   *C!|als* eislmed  t» bae* found three; rpntt;
purchaard the Mrs. Res* Bauer- j neuritis.  Funeral services  wis be; ptketon  CoOegtaiat, also   colored;' remove to WavMy ta ta* tpring i barrela of mash. Whan  arraigaadj   School* at Stnktog e*Sx** havejfia^ to he beta* by <&>»
sachs  property  oo  lh* ocrner  of baU at th* Otvmar Chapel fridayjby th* sccee of » to 30. Harden; and Mr. aad Mrv BUum wtr. a»wre \ they. entered pttae   of not rutty j resumed the past weak aT.er behtsiRareh has Wen  uaaM*
Fourth   aad Brtdg* streets.     The i nKwning and burtal wis taOow la wd play, the ewntti.— nrx«  Frt-; lo  th* ToeSter  tars *
ccasldtreUcQ eras aot made pubSc' the Otrens* Chaps! cemetery. I day rjght at   the   former   »i»c« ; Bur wMett mot noaeiia
.-.-   Meadow
i ttia which they reoanCy pcrrhased.
land were rema&ded to Ute eouqtyidoaed tar aeveral days due to an?» Us east* at (Be Building mad
liall la default of tSOO bend esch j epidemic   of diptlXEta. :Loaa a^o* iet the past »  day*.