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Local Graduates Juniors Getting Ready Great Debate Here Children Fond of Milk Seek Teaching Positions Slat's Diary For Annual Reception Painting Contract A junior elans meeting wan held The following local girls who will Friday—Ant Emmy was tickelkd 1 On Monday Night P. T. A. Is Told ' graduated in June, have applied at pa tonite when we drove up to the Thursday lor the purpose of pro par or teaching positions in Carteret: city and went Ing for the junior-senior reception. Causey of Dispute Carteret High School Team In Steady Increase In Demand at Dorothy Brown, Catherine Clifford, nrnnind to see 1 It will be held soon in the high school nna Conlan, Loretta Kay, Newark if M.- 'a eristicra- gym. This affair is held anually. The icilman Saya Borough Hall Job Should Have Been Put Out.• Contett To Decide Cham- St. Joseph'* School—Pupil* Itate Normal School. t i c k r 11 7. 7. e n s. date is indefinite but it will bo some pion*hip of Central Section Present Program. Blanche Brown, Anna Lewandow- When sho cum to time in the near future. Miss Armour At. Bidi—United Comtniction Company U Low Bidder oai ky, Jeannette Shapiro, East Strouds- the (lure ahft sed president of t.ho class appointed the Three Street Jobs—More Protert Again»t Sharot Street of State. lurg State Normal School. ii (MI Well what- following general committee includ- The Parent-Teachers Association ing herself: Joe Medwick, Stanley of St. Joseph's school miule plann Doris Lubern, Rider Business Col- ever brunt; you up Trap. The Carteret hiffh school debating li five-day labor week should be afternoon on account of the meeting the last four years. The second part the decorating job has been completed Chie{ A, Bonner also asked that in adopted toy all American Industry. the "Womanlesa Wedding" was pre- Well he haa two hoys liveine and one Marie Gaydos. and that the man who did the work i h fire whistle and the entertainment that followed Sophomores: Anna Dasskowska. cas e o{ fim at mght t e tvirtret will uphold the affirmative sented by the junior boys. During the marryed. A durty look enaood. would have to be paid. He said that at the Liebig plant sound five alarms p bt. r"e- the business session was given by Munday—They was a tramp cum Freshmen: Mary Macfarquhar, Lo instead of three. Both requests were and St. the. intermission a mask dance was given the job was a good one. by Josephine Walling, Gladys Yuron- to the dore this morning and when tie Weinstien, Stephen Baksa, Hen- D'ZurillDZurilla replierep d that he wa» not granted. Thee siren aalarl m will Bound tlTS js Day was the theme. Ant Emmy ansered his nock he ast rietta Nadel, Hazel Byrne and John «ir.mi team. ka, Jonanah Kutka and Blanche :riticiaine the work but declared the UBUal tnree blasts. The program was as follows: Smolensky. A banjo solo was played her for sumthinff to eat and he sed he Richey. ' The line-up for the Carteret team "Address to Mothers," Jame Honorable Mention. hat neither he nor Vonah or any. In discuasin^ matters to be taken Ha k by Steven Cowalsky. Flowers were diddent have ll penny to hia name. ther member of the council except 1 p y utilities Commto- • will he: Isadore Rabinowitz, Blanche « PrcsenUtion of hoquet tc presented to Mias Malloy, Miss Prerir Ant Emmy Bed Well I woodent wirry Seniors: Frank Morgan, Anna up with the ub ic nembers of a certain committee knew lglon and ^fic generally Councilman Howling. There will he a tiss and Miss Kramer. about that Mister ihecuz pennies wont Chamra, Adele Cohen, Leon Green- anything at all about the arrange- i j „. - ^ of thth e schoolhl , JohJh n DonohuDh j by you nuthing now
MJ In.ll- .Hi. -11 I .11 i I > I. ..I" Town May Have to Move in nlltors. hrlrigB In f f.ri)> ycnrly whirl' When Lease* Expire KAISER'S SISTER IS I do nnl Knl Tli'i Is only nno v\ AiiPlln. Te*n«. - An rntlrr town ninplp nf nty *>nemlp«' turtles. WRATHY AT CRITICS tuilli ii|H>n Itaspri In ml mnil myi" «n Japtex Sale for To-morrow! "Thn worst of all Is Ihni I nm n< .Inly 1, IDS!, unit".* n now IPKSP \* longer In ((inch wllh my hnshnnd. tic nrrancivl. The town I? [lost. Itearu'i Three remarkable »tyle» at reduced price* that again prove th« advantage, of ratine I hnve no lunger n»e »f tin Defendi Her Marriage; Will county, n commimliv "f t.vm rmjuiln poBtnl fndllllen: hut I will slick li< tremendous buying and selling power. tlon Store*, rlnir'hrs nnd homos Join Husband. him thrnnEh thick and tliln. have hppn hullt on liini) upon which "I Inns to N> tvllh him tn Paris" Pnrl*. —T'rlniTS* Vlctnrti, the Mliwrt tlw louw) Axplro* In little nw™ rluin AH Guaranteed Perfect Full Fashioned slslpr. Is nnjjr.v with her crlllrs In thi a ypar. llohfniiilU'rn fiinilly mid In German* Ceremony Takes Place npst R|ininB up flvp jronrs neo ns a ItSPlf. After 300-Year Wait rpsulf nf discovery (if oil In the vlcin Her huslmnd, flip first Baron Zoub Washington.—A ceremony has tusi Ity. Ruth "the oil nnd Kesf are on All Silk All Silk koff, cheerfully explained that his wife taken place In the city of MHIIMI* part of the land with which Tpxns en was entirely out of sympathy «lt' Italy, which wns planned for the V«-IH dim oil Its stfltp unlviTslty. Chiffon Medium those who hnve protested the mar 11M0. At thai Mme. nmler In* rlfy's The unhernltj leased the townslte l to V I. rhlldrfM »f linitm. recelvlnR rlnpp, and stntH further that Princes* niler. Oneness Marln. »rninK«m#>nl» r Victoria still thinks the world Of him wet* made »o nnf a gi-ld< n i-mwn • cnsli imynipnl of *1.l. >2 and 2<) per Hose Chiffon Zouhkoir himself Is still the happy studded with Jewels on the heiid nf n oenl nf thp npl pnicppds of g
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Free Installation EVERY EDISON RADIO U the wry latt word In development. No nutter how much you might pay you cannot get better reception Money-Back Guarantee ^member these are all brand new 1929 EDISON All-Electric Sets. No finer radio is or better cabinet crafbmaaihlp. The EDISON 1» the Radio every- obtainable at any price. one I* talking about, and now the price li eailly within your reach. Intelligent and Courteous Sei I I I 317 ST4TE STREET, PERTH 4HCCY ItLtlWONE |)!UIt1 PAGE FOTj* CARTERET PRESS Memorial Day |1.SO ?•' Ye By C H. BYRNE, 43 Chroma* AT*., CAKTERET, N. J. Telephone CarUret J"-: a H, BYRN1 Editor and Manager Intend •• sserad due Baiter Jam 5, 1924, at Csrtcrct, N. J., Part Oflfcw, sBdv *• Art «f lUrsk I, 1870. Btui—ataHrei Ntigtborfcttd Mwspapm, Inc. POLICE EFFICIENCY For thp pa."t two or three months the police cars hnve not be*n in use regularly. The rounds sergeants have been walking! about the iiorouph and the cars, there are two of them, have: be»-n standing in the garage at the bbrough hall. The only ex- planation i> that the cwt of gasoline for running a car stead-, ily mounts up ton rapidly. This i> a form of economy that does not square up with established ideas of police efficiency. The police car? were pur- chased with the idea of increasing the efficiency of the police department. There is no doubt that they did increase the effi- ciency of the department by enabling the chief and sergeants to send men quickly to places where they were needed. Taking " the care off- rrfftr rrgy-yhw«H»o department -mhata it wag game years ago. • ^ Stgng from XJn Tnil mth PgaJme Frtdtr ick fort Lytil/ rod La* If,/* In a community where the police have tfo much to do, and j c/f Warntr fire* "reduction receive so many calls demanding instant action, it seems to us At thp State Theatre Sunday and Monday. that it is a questionable policy to economize in a direction that filowp down department work. We have always advocated a j patrol ambulance as being better suited to Carteret's police i needs than a passanger car. Great Need of Today Is Return to the Idea of MICKIE SAYS- The system that was in vogue before the use of the cars "Human Partnership" was cut flown was fairly serviceable but a better system would BJGfcY SMART BONGSS MAM •""be to have a patrol ambulance and a reserve man on duty to By DR. RALPH SOCKMAN (Episcopal), New York. warns TWO it> MAKE Moue*, v*. GOTT* 9PCMD *0MB/, AM1TWBT drive it at any hour of the day or night. The duty of this reserve AIKIT NO BETTSIM/K* TO WEST man should be to remain at headquarters at the direction of the HERE is too much patronage in American life today, and too desk sergeant, and to be ready to rush off instantly when a call little partnership. As our citizenry ha« been increasingly trans- AUD "TO" BEST AD A*E»l*A IS HOUR. OWN HOME comes in for police aid, picking up on the way any patrolman ferred from the soil to the city, we have changed the tempo of he happened to see on the street. our thinking from the slower professes of the seasons to the This is the system generally used in progressive commun- quick exchanges and ticker tapes of the market place. The race of com- petitive life is so swift that we do not try to keep pace with one another. ities the size of Carteret. The home illustrates the fact that parents do too much for their chil- Instances are quite possible where the arrival of the police dren and too little with them. The present generation of youth is more promptly might save a life or lead to the capturer of a robber heavily patronized than ever were its predecessors. Somewhere between a or other criminal who might otherwise escape. bolshevism of adolescents and a paternalism of parents there ought to be Since it is the business of the police department to pro- a partnership in which the experiences of the elders are blended with ex- tect life and property the department should be provided with periments of the youngers. every means of functioning promptly and effectively. In philanthropy the old friendly personal helpfulness of our simpler WOMEN'S POLITICAL AMBITIONS earlier communities is being replaced by organized impersonal charity. In religion we have now largely a mere professional propaganda financed Have women gotten all they expected in politics in the by silent spectators. We hire ministers to preach our sermons, evangelists first decade of holding the right of franchise? Frederick L. to recruit our church members and musicians to voice our religious mo- Scan* From "The Tirr-or* d! War/tgr Bros. Prc Collins, well known magazine writer, contends that they have, tives, while the laity simply sit back and provide the funds. Such patron- At the State Theatre tomorrow. but that what they have received is a much different thing than age can never be an adequate substitute for the partnership methods of the vague privilege they sought in the hectic days before the the early church. war. DIPPING INTO So far as actual office holding and influence in national Reign of Democracy Endangered by System SCIENCE LARVEX elections, says Collins, writing in Woman's Home Companion, $000000000000000000000000^ it might seem that their success has not been overwhelming. of Choosing Chief Executive mothproofs IN CROWDED CARS Taller at Night or Success of women in the larger political field is as yet disap- By PROF. G. DICKINSON, University of Illinois. cloth... pointingly elusive, he adds. The only woman in national politics Morning? Between the vertebrae of oar Sproyint Larvex: whose name means much to the average voter is Mabel Walk- The electoral college method of choosing the Chief Executive of the backbone there Is a cartilage Mothproofs fabrics not er Willebrandt—and her nation-wide reputation, though United States endangers the reign of the majority, upon which democ- disk which serves to absorb the washable—clothes, ruga* •hock of bodily movement Aft- furniture. doubtless justified by her abilities, is due chiefly to the fact racy is based. One of the chief faults in the system is the difference often that she happens to be holding the red end of a very hot poker er being up till day these carti- found between, the percentages of popular votes and electoral votes that I lage* are said to be sqneeted • Rinsing Larvex: Collins points out that in ten years there have been two Mothproofs all washable candidate receives. Hayes in 1876 and Harrison in 1888 were elected, little flatter and thus we are , women governors and at the end of the ninth year of suffrage slightly shorter when bed tlroe'i woolens. although more popular votes were cast for their opponents. __ there were four women representatives in Congress. But unfor- comes. Reclining and rest re- It ispeee&le, akhongfc-improbable,to getthenec stores (be elasticity and we — Classified Adi. Bring Results — tunately for the feminist's pride 6T office, BoTJi'governors and votes with less than ten per cent of the popular votes east. It is high arise at morning slightly taller. three of the four congresswomen were elected to carry on the <& Ull. WMtin NtwtptpOT Dnlott.1 time the United States abandoned an election system which endangers policies of their husbands. To this list now may be added Ruth the rule of the majority. Bryan Owen, of Florida, Ruth Hanna McGormick, of Illinois COLD Although President Hoover received only 58 per cent of the popu- and Ruth Baker Pratt, of New York, but all of them projected A LOSING PROPOSITION lar vote, he was given 444 electoral votes which is more than 81 per into public life partly by the momentum of their "men folks" : cent of the total. Furthermore, a shift of only 500,000 voted from Hoov- FUR STORAGE achievements. Mrs. Owen is the daughter of William Jennings er to Smith would have resulted in the election of a minority President, Bryan, Mrs. McCormick is the daughter «f Senator Mark Han Intarwi Afiiul and a shift of 148,000 votes in the other direction would hate deprived "Tliui sbnmeteu thing «ctnallj KIRE AND THEFT na and the widow of Senator Medill McCarmack, and Mrs boasted nf the number of men who've Smith of any electoral votee. (Chtrg 2% of Valuation) Pratt is the widow of an immensely wealthy official of the squeezed her.™ M: The average number of popular votes per each electoral vote was "She was probably Just referring Remodeling - Repairing 1: Standary Oil. to her experience ID crowded can." 69,000. In Illinois 107,u00 votes were required for one electoral vote, and Cleaning What women have accomplished, however, says Collins whereas in South Carolina only 8,000 votes were necessary. That is, • is the production in the United States of a New Man instead vote in South Carolina wae worth more than thirteen in Illinois and VfUmloes are food substances wolcb GARMENTS CALLED FOR of a New Woman. There is no longer any question of how can more than seventeen in California. are to the human body what sparks didates stand upon measures affecting women, children and the are to tbe antomobll*. Ttej are farad We elect our governors by popular vote; why not our. Chief Execu- In the natural foods, roods Ugbest A. Greenhouse home. "Today universal suffrage in this country is such an ac tive? . : In rltamtnes are milk, batter, eggi, cepted fact that we have almost forgotten that we did not calves' liver, vegetable* whole grata Bun Tailor—Creni Scoll. nlil onin M Smitk St., Part* Amboy Tel. 1346 always have it," says Collins. More Extensive Training of Country Teachers cereal and fruits. I can't miikp n i»ilr i>t frntixors will Stl legs fw ibe reituUr price. Ofcjact for Kmg^t Only Fair to Rural Child Aimless Indignation accomplishes •Athlog.—frann and Fireside. Inventions and Discoveries Have Not Minimized By ETTA O. CHRISTENSEN, Minnesota Educ*tofc Reality and Presence of God If the rural child is to have a square deal, the schools most do much "By REV. W. HAROLD WEIGLE, Jr., New York. { better. One year is too short a time to make the necessary preparation for teaching in a rural school. In spite of what the pessimists of today maintain, it is possible to live ft usiiul life in an unusual way. It is astonishing how hungry the hu When we compare the qualifications of rural teaching today with WHEN THEY man heart is tudav for things spiritual, and this applies to the person liv- those of 10 years ago, we feel that great improvement has been nude, ing in the stums and back streets as well as to those living on Park ave- and yet we must do better if the rural ehijd is to have the square deal TURN TO nue. to which he is entitled. LOOK TWICE While tlim- are many disturbing factory in our ultfonal life yet this The problem is before us of standards to be met by entrants to the rural curricula, cour6e6 to be pursued during the training period and re- IF not mi irrcligHjus age. The prolific birth of new cults is an evidence io admire twinkling ankles and that people are very congcious of their need for flod., quirements to be met in practice teaching. Two years should be the minimum for this hardest of all teaching jobs. The practice teaching legs—almost instinctively they The great inventions and discoveries in this generation Ao not in exclaim—"Ah, Legs by Japtex!" thf li-ast minimize the reality and presence of God. We must study duwi should occur in the second year and should be of two kinds: Teaching to I he spiritual depths ill which God alone can be found. And this is noi in the, grades and teaching in our typical rural schools. and here's a stocking that brings admiration it rlosed secret. ewtence v( Fur, Silk . . . Crystal Clear . . . Exqiiiattal* W ; By DEAN WALTEB J. SHEPAHD, Ohio **«, IMvmity. social functions. love. Silk toTop ... Full FaahiwMd . ... 1 But the institution of tomorrow munt be ditferent. The children of Tli* family of moderate num ' If democracy is to survive under the present complex industrial m tomorrow will need things which neither the congregate nor the cottage M»IU oar itricm, coaMant In 30 New Pr*-Summer Shades tern, and America is to avoid falling back oo • centralized dictatorship tikmt it will r•*•!»• our com- Pure Freeh Silk type of institution can furnish them. They will need psychological treat plete, ••parUacad attention »l i* havr several Kuropean countries, (he government must be fumlaoien tueut, vocational guidance and other things that our present institution* • pric* it'can afford. Specially Processed to Give Delicate, Shimtntry tillt reorganized along functional and group lint*, rather than on geu have not the physical facilities with which to supply them. . Hosiery Greater Strength and Longtt Lift ' grq>bh%l lines. We tre attempting to operate a Twi-utJeth-miturj iudus- One 0/ Uw great (*UJCS lor a u»w kind of asriun ilrihe tact that FUNERAL HOME 44 Gram Stf«*t ^tr^wyfteof with an Eigtiteenth-rtTJtnry sthenfr of InJiwtrisJ control W* children committed today are no longer those who haw Imt one or both- ear JS«MT . bar* • ^^PPUP Carteret High Wins 2 Games; Downs S. Amboy & Rahway Local Team Shows New line of Pep In Recent Contests Wio- RADIUM BENEFITS PRINTING NEW BILLS "THAT LITTLE GAME" - - If Wifey Only Knew""] ning Frorm Two Strong Rivals. ARE EXAGGERATED KEEPING U. S. BUSY The Cnrteret high school tall play The Carteret-South era won their third consecutive game 11 Mayo Clinic Physician Tell* of by rteftMitirBjf Railway to thv t*im« <>f ID nut IT Moci4 eeTiefi IF 2-1 Wpdiwjtdny At Riverside I*ark in 1 Nine Million of Small Size high schol downed Itt Value. NBVtJfl PLAV WITH THOM Men A6AIN'.- Rahwriy. Onrtorel, downed Rahwny Ready July 1, for the second time this year. Tho Antony, at the St. Mary's field ia \ MIT J«M*S T06*y,- AMD H*'S A Jinllt itor, Minn,—Although Its nse first game nf the year, which wnn h Amboy FYiday by the score of won by Srelajj the scope being ft 1. ! 8"2. in » R«WT1 inning g»roe. Mulla* never will give the greatly Washington.—Nearly 9.000,000 bill*, greenbacks and yellowbacks, issued by VAtD To MR, "toon HuS6*Mt> *Motn.ft This game wns won by the brilliant pitched for the winners and FVm results credited In earl; IUWI Mltf «rTH «* T(* OTHIR NIGHT, pitching of M. Ohodosh, who allowed hurled for the loners. Mullan .pitched the United States government and flr lilmes-tiHnU'ins, radium has taken a scattered among bunks, business t WTIL ftvd CtfcLKK IN his opponents just two hits. White •••• »* complete guns with muck dcilnlie plnce In the field of medicine Carteret maintained seven scattered ifacceim, giving his opponent but flrs houses, rind people throughout the hits off Mauren the star pitcher of hita anut cannot be regarded as I nnd handling little war club for a clean double- Cardinals To Play "cure nil." sendinc in the winning, run, In this Since Mme. Curie announced In 1808 Plant Hard at Work. he redeemed himself for the error the discovery of o substance she called Thlg stupendous task of replacement which was the cause of Hahway's Jersey City AH Stars •Tolonlum," intensive Investigation Is being done by the bureau of print- one And only run in the (ram©. Railway AB RH luis revealed more ubout the nature ot Ing nnd engraving In Washington, Lively Game Scheduled For Lo- where the Urjlted States governmont Tandy, l,b 4 0 0 T. Pickens, ef 2 0 0 cal Field On Sunday After- element, the Rochester physician said. roatiufncTureTTfif paper"iKonej. "TtlS Mauron, p 2 10 In ilie Inter and more Important devel- plant It working night nnd day under IWvTT '»•«-"» noon. opments he classed Its Increased nse full force to have thlg new Issue ready Genfricke, 3b 3 0 In Interliil treatment. ou time, and is turning out the largest Kertulla, xj 3 0 With Mickey Mitrlecz returning t* the fold, the Cardinal Athletic cluk "Ituillum can be enclosed In small order In Its history. It Is producing Jost, rf ..: 3 0 six tons of the new money every 24 Zullo, ss 2 0 under the direction of Joseph Comtm ftmleil gins* tubes and Inserted Into 0 Will jrtay in the Jersey City All Stars, hour*. Eight hundred and fifty-seven Z\ggemtm,gg, 2b,, 2 the deeper tissues where Us tberapeo Z ab 1 0 Sunday afternoon at the hi*rh school tic rnys tuny reach the affected areas," million pieces of fresh, crisp currency Harmony Pinners Zuman, ab 1 athletic field. Comlba will start Mfc- he explained. are being stored In the vaults of the DIAMDNDV BASEBALL In State Meet 25 1 2 0 lew and hold Patsy Fleming in re- Discovery of the therapeutic or raj treasury to be soon distributed to Carteret AB R H E serve. 3 0 0 0 Last Sunday's jfame with the Bay- jjlvint; properties of radium Is credited every state In the Dnlon. PICK-UPS A NOTES Excellent scores were compiled by Szelae, rf to Hecquerel, who touud that the Skin The suggestion of smaller paper the pinners representing the Har- IRlkhy, 3b 2 0 13 way Athletic Club was washed out Lou Nlcbert, St. Louis outfielder, 1 0 0 A driMlinir rain fell during1 the moro- iiirur a coat pocket In which a contain- money for the United States first Ha bo Ileniinn, with the Brooklyn mony Social Clul)', recently, in the Woodhull, lib „... 3 Ims SIRIH'II with tlie Columbus club of second New Jersey State chanvpion- Medwick, If ...» 3 0 2 0 ing and the field was fit for most any- er of tlie substance was carried be- came from Americans who hnd re- DodKurs, Is n twrlllc hit tor, but a lie Southeastern lenirue. j »hip meet at Newark. Frank Donnelly Rubel, 2b - 3 0 0 0 thinjt ibut a baseball frame in the af- turned from the Philippine Islands and very poor fielder. en me Irritated after a few hours. Ill* starred in the five-man event with the Stutzke, c ,.... 3 110 ternoon. A return game will ibe play- had become accustomed to the smnller • * • 0 1 0 ed later in the season. Each year the Investigations following this discover; Pete Ritchie, former Snn Francisco following scores: 221, 177, 226. Poll, cf 2 size of Currency In cue there, which Nashville will stun the season with Oil two teams meet. It may be called aa were the beginning nf radlumtherapy. Seals catcher, has been purchased by Mishka Arva rolled well in the two Rosenblum, a now owner, new nmnnger and all M. Ohodosh, p 2 0 1 01 annual classic. Miglecz hurled the "The scarcity ot radrum bat to a they foufld far more convenient to Indianapolis of the American asgoda man event. He made scores of 197, handle, ithen money was first helnc but three of the regulars new players. > — — Cards to a neat 6-0 win l«st year and grcnt extent curtailed Its development tlon. 223 and 178. The scores follow: he is aching for a chance to face the printed (or the Philippine government • • • 24 2 7 4 mid use," Doctor Bowen said. Its FiT»-M«n Evant Errors: Richey, 3, Rosenfblam, 1. Two Union county nine again. * to avoid (he confusion that would be Walter Tnusther, of the Pittsburgh viilue he explained, It $70,000 a gram. Tommy Leach, Pittsburgh star nf J. Puram 167 161 152 base hits, Medwick and Rosenblum. The game with the Jersey City caused If both1 tumncles were of the pitching staff, was In IT games last F. Donelly 221 177 226 "Kuillum as a therapeutic substance year, but did not win or lose a single old, him signed as coach nr.d assist Three (has* hits. Poll, sacrifice, Rich- club will get under way at 3 o'clock. Is an Ideal preparation. Its energy It same size, the (•InnrJs were furnished TV IVZurilla 155 177 162 ey. Left on bases: Carteret, 3; Rah-The Cardinals will take the field wift contest nnt to Miiimger Wilbur Good at At- 172 191 liberated at • constant rate and no paper money In sizes one-third Bmaller S. Chamra 191 way, 8. Bases on balls off Chodosh, practically the same line-up as used • • » lanta. M. Arm 173 176 212 wny ever has been found to alter the than that used In ttie United States. 5; off Maurer, 1, Struck out toy Cho-two Sundays ago against the Mairror Counterfeiting Forestalled. The Birmingham team that won the dosh, 5j Mwnen, 8. Losing pitcher, A. A. Assist ing Miglecz is Andy Gal- process. Neither beating nor cooling Greensboro of the I'ledmont lengue 907 902 943 Mamren. vanek, who did all the catching for Extreme care Is being used In the Southern association pennant last will change the rote of Its disintegra- yenr 19 succeeded by an almoBt new lias sold Outfielder Sut Austin to the Doublet Umpire, Baldwin. the Cards so far and made a mighty printing and engraving of the new 133—420 tion." aggregation. Kayettevllle club of the Eastern Car- F. Furian . .... 13 150 fine job of it, at that. The old refr paper money to prevent counterfeiting .. 167 161 151—479 Its Intensity It regulated by the dis- • • • olina league. F. Donelly able Pinky Siekerka will cover fin*. tance It Is placed from the area to be The faces will represent the hlghlj • » * In Dad's Footsteps Patsy Patocnijj will cover second, The Ilerr Hendrleka of Cincinnati 304 311 284—899 while Sam Smolenaky, the boy with united. As the space Intervening be- specialized nnd artistic work ot some Taylor Douthlt, St. Louis outfielder half dozen different expert engravers, la quoted In a syndicate article as S. Chamra .... 176 213 141—530 the icolden arm and Johnny Skurai, tween the radium and the skin Is In excelled all other ninjor lengners dur- 230—504 wjll piny at short and third respect- and the character of the engraving ts saying, "1 would not trade Crltz for T. D'Zurilla ....115 159 crr;iH"l go the "strength of the radi- Uornsby." Naturally. ing the 102S se'iaon, In number of put ive ly. such that It Is almost Impossible to um lessens," Doctor Bowen said. ' • . * « uuts, accounting for M7, 291 372 371 1034 match. The outer (pi-dens will ibe travers- owiiiK to the large Initial cost, Doc- t • * W. D'Zurilla .. 152 166 167—465 ed by Joe Mcd-wick, in center, Kara No longer will there be any yellow Curdy Byrd, brother of Sam Byrd 223 178—598 lor itowen said, radlnmtherap; must/ Tom Nush, former Georgia Tecii M. Arva 197 in ripht and MaKulirh in left. A» backs and the repetition of portraits, of the Yankees, has signed to play fur iiu- present be limited to a small football stur, has signed u contract usual, Louis Kapucy, will call,the on bills of different denominations. the out Held for Montgomery of the 349 379 335 1063 balls and strikes for the occasion and number of treatment stations located with the Ashevllle tonm of the Sonti. All bills will he engraved and printed Southeastern league. ' Single* a large turn-out is expected. Comfca at ini'dlcul centers. Atlantic league. He will cry for sn 163—513 In green and black. The portrait of • • • Furian 172 178 made it known that the Cards will in- "Should all the patients who might Eleanor Churchill holds the worn outfield position. Donnelly 225 152 163—551 vade Rahway on Decoration Day, Washington will be on the one-dollar 205—563 be helped by radium apply today (or an's record for throwing a baseball Chamra 158 200 which happens to fall on next Thurs- bills, Jeffereon on the twos. Lincoln Bill White, tieorgln's busebull conch T. D'Burilla .. 194 147 130—471 day afternoon, to engage in a game ireniiiieiit there would not be snfttctetrt with a heave ot 234 feet 5% Inches, 159—464 on the fives, Hamilton on the tens. tin only one nrm, but He hits futtgoKi W. D'Zurilla .. 151 164 of ball with the Rahway firemen at radium at hand or enough trained Jackson on the twenties, Grant on the made at the Robinson seminar; In Arva .I , 152 174 184—-610 Riverside Park. i available to care for them." 1923. In dally pmctlce. nnd nlso can shoot fifties, Fmnklln on the hundreds, Me 18 holes of golt In the nineties. He The probable lineups: •' • * CardinaU Jor«*y City Klnlej on the five hundreds, Cleveland pilches now and then. ' ' Harry Wanderlliig, president of the 'Red' Ormsby Hurt in Game Miglecz - Krawak Vanished Race Leave* on the thousands, Madison on the five • > » thousands, and Chase on the ten thou- Ohlldress club of the new Red Ulver pitcher Odd Pictures in Caves Valley league, has announced the sign Kansas City of the American usso Galvanek JalbU sands. elation has purchased Walter Collins, Itolse City, Okla.—Carved on cave Ing nf Nick Carter aa manager of hit catcher While an Immense saving Is fore twenty-two-.vear-old pitcher, from tho Siekerka WyWat ami canyon walls In the Oklaborot seen by government officials In the team. i » • • Muskogee club of the Western associ- first base piinhiinclle Is the pictorial record of a paper and Ink used, and the printing ation for 1930 delivery. Patocnig Gurefci . vanished nice, the Faraone Indians. Johnny Cooney, Braves pitcher, Is and handling of the new paper money, • • * second base The plctugrapht are described bj a question which hat arisen and yet coming back. This la lilt tenth year StnoJensky Kaanar with the Braves and three years ago The Dallas Steers cut one name off TIHJIIIIIS 1). Tiii;giirl. son ol Hit ahort stop Alfred B Thomas, history instructor remains to be solved Is the changing the dining room list at the Corslcami .ate senator, for 81) j-eurn leuder ol In at i he University of Oklahoma, at un- of the national hank notes to conform he was one of the most valuabl Skurat _.. Hupfc* flingers. camp when Chief Gaddls. a pitcher, lima Democracy, has aum-eiled hli" Medwick CeaU like uriT other known Indian art They with the new style. '«ther In banking, lintel And other • • • was dropped. The release of Oaddls center field ure round only ID • restricted area of The bureau of engraving and print mslness Interests, and is mentioned as Duke university, besides playing Its waa made as a favor to the player. Kara - Ohester the Oklahoma *nd Texas panhandle Ing has a set of engraved plates for he neit member from Indiana of the right field ami ID southern Colorado. each denomination ordered by the ns neighbors of the Sooth, will meet national Democratic committee. Ue Masculin Golaw Penn, Penn State, Fordham, Alexander Hyzer, tsvfijjty-oae-jeiir Antmalt now extinct are depleted by tlonal banks throughout the country old Clyde (Ohio) hoy. has signed a is a grndnnte of Sale c*»s» #< 1009. leltleW the Indians' rock carvings. Founda- These aggregate more than 10.000 York D. Villa Nova, Navy and Prince- ton In baseball. contract with the St. Louis Cardlnnl tion* of palisaded MOM and timber plates, and the re-engraving of all ol G1DDAPI • • • organization. He is an outfielder and liwim-i one* ocenpted by the Faraone* them would take many years to ac- Recorder Did Not Earl Mack, son of Connie Mack, hns will be trained at the Danville clear still are found, bat effort* to trace complish and cost nearly •I.IMMMKXI log bow». the iilitory of the net nave been fu- The only solutions that remain open been deputized to help In lining up the Order Men Released tile. are the extremely expensive processes Martlnsburg team In the Blue Ridge Skipping Rope Aida Recorder N. A. Jacobty asks that Su.|>erlmposed on the Indian carv- of re-engraving all the plates, the ellm league. The Athletics recently took over this club as a furm. a correction PACK SIX News of the Wbrld Told in Pictures How High Do Moths Fly? Yacht Sails for Greenland America's Windmill Plane The Cierva autoglro. powored by a nine-cylinder Wright. Whirlwind* motor, in which Harold F. Pitcalrn broke the world's solo "windmill" plane flight record by flying from Pltcairn Field to Washington. D C. The plane shown above, the original Invention of the Spaniard, Juan de la Cierva, Is the first one built In the United States. This Is Belfast Science la Investigating now high moths fly. This snap wai made on Thp thirty-three-loot sailing yacht Direction put out from Petersen's top of the 506-foot Customs House Tower in Boston. Roger W. Lanuon shipyard Nyack, N. Y.. under command of her owner, Arthur S, Allen, and manned by Luclan Cary Jr.. twenty-one-year-old son of Ludan collects the moths every morning on a copper screen frame erected on Cary, the author. They hope to reach Baddeck, Cape Breton Island, N. four sides of the tower. Any moth flying against the screen Is caught. 8 wlth'n a month. There Mr. Allen will relinquish command to his son, Arthur 8 Allen jr., a Junior at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who wll start off with Cary and Rockwell Kent, the artist, for the cruise to the ;and traditionally associated With Icy mountains. The Vice President Poses Want to Buv a Bungalow? ~ FOR SALE: - CAR BODIES SioOy Vice President Charles Curtis poses lor Moses Dykaar, New York Old cars'discarded by the Central Railroad of New Jersey are side- tracked at Leonardo, N. J., and are placarded with for sale signs. Here Belfast is the centre of the linen industry In Ireland, and though actual weaving and preparing ol the sculptor, who has Just completed a bust to be placed In the Senate wing Is one of wooden construction and presumably In good condition thai cloth is accomplished by the most modern means the finishing methods are still those which have been tried of the Capitol along with the busts of lormer Vice PresldenU Marshall you can purchase as a bungalow or lunch wagon for $250. and found adequate through the centuries. •od Coolldge. Package Turbine Tenting on the Seashore Removing Body of Panic Victim „ . ,Nanc.y ?a"oll;.Par*TUnt player' hM pltched her 8*^ colorecl B'amtz teat on the edge of the Pacific and furnished it with all the comforts of a kitchenette apartment. Doris Hill, also under the Paramount banner, spends her days of leisure with Ml&s Carroll In her smart beach "home" mramouw, A new contrivance which has oeen just placed In service at the various post offices In Berlin. It is a turbine package distributor that Looking Them Over shoots more than 8,000 packages an hour Into a dozen mail trucks. SNAPPED AT NEW YORK.-Crowd panic recently coat the lives Of. a man and a girl at the Yankee (stadium here. Sixty-three more, includ- ing many women and children, were Injured, some seriously. Bean* (.000 persons in the right field bleachers, watching the Yankees play the Boa- Duchess Lock Up ton Bed Sox, tose as one when a clap of thunder suddenly let IOOM » cloudburst and sought refuge from tins rain. Great Stamo Collector BNAH'El) AT LONDON The Uehevt! 11 or iut, Una is the sixtjj-thret'-ytiar-uld Duchess or village lock up at Wheatley, near Bedford, who Is preparing to at- Oxford, England. It was built long before the days that regular tack the world's long distance air police forces were established, and record (held by the Italians, Fer- It was used then to confine of- According to our lnloriimilou. Dr. iSdward O. Worden of y rarin and Del Prete). With Capt. fenders overnight till they oould N. J., millionaire and chemist, U the world's greatest and most famous O. D, Barnard, she will co-pilot •tamp collector. Dr. Wordens latest achievement In th« fleW of Wi be taken before thj nearest Migig. hubby has been the completion of the teoomtrucUoo Ol a «M»P»t* •*>*** » Jfttkker monoplane. trate the next day of "New York Postmaster Stamps" ol the Issue of 1846, wa at more than IS.000. FEAR DISASTROUS ERA OF TORNADOES Classified »dvert1»ein Receives Distinguished Flying Cross World's Longest Bridge Completed A Tackle in Rugby SNAPPED AT BAN FRANCISCO—The San Francisco Bay toll bridge, reoently completed »t a coat oT •7,500,000. The centre span, dropped Into place with a lowering tide, weighs 613 tons. To Market / \ This photo shows a Wlgcn player being tackled In the Rugby League - ' ' . ; Cup final at Werably, England, For the first time in history the Rugby Secretary ol the Navy Charles P. Adams conferred the Distinguished ' Flying Cross upon Lieut. Alford J. Williams, daring navy test pilot, for ; L hit fetrUtt •(forts In solving various flying manoeuvres which have . , League final was held at Wembly stadium, the competing teams being greatly lessened the dangers of military aviation. He has deliberately j , Wlgen and DemburyRead. y for a Dip! risked Me lit* many times in experiments with new and untried planes,., *£\ America's Biggest Schooner A venerable peasant woman plodding over the rough road ot the mountains en route for the market The Migrant, 225-foot prlvute yacht being built at Neponset, Mass., to buy supplies for the family larder. The scene was made In the vicinity of. St. Morltz, Switzerland. J Pretty Nancy Carroll and Doris Hill, Paramount players, about to lor Carl Tucker Of New York. The boat cost $850,000. put out to sea on a guaranteed leading tuna, Proposed Supreme Court Building Will He Make It? Golfing The modern miss combines fashion and comfort when sh« goes golfing, Knee length skirt, ; with yards ol pleated lulnesa; ; 1 Pint photo to be made of the proposed building to be erected on Capitol HIU at Washington to houso Jumpers that do not bind, and \ SNAPPED AT LONDON—A British soldier In a baby tank "Jumping" a gap—one of the obstacles for the United State* Supreme Court. - I dashing scarfs complete an up to | the tank steeplechase event In Uia forthcoming royal tournament at Olympla, where rehearsals are taking date costume for tbe athletio girl j place. Almost Iook3 as If thla chap from the 3d Battalion Royal Tank Corps Isn't going to moke Itl Canadian Mooring Mast for Giant British Air Liner Arrested Italy's King Reviews Guard of Honor Mrs. Maudi; Qoime McBrlde, widow of Mayor John McBrMe, who was executes In l»l« for hl» part In the Easter Week rebellion in Dublin. The Irish free Wale uitthoritles ordered her arrest V.JI n hliB made a speech of pro- tot uisaliut the bill to protect c:3 fjora Uitlmldi,tlon. LTO giant mooring mart erected at Bte. Hubert Field, Montreal, whore SNAPPBD AT BARDEQNA. ITALY—HI* U»]Mty, the King of Italy, itluUiig the guard of Honor tt AT (It* r»:V*d station ol CagUarl, t suburb of Budegna. Tbe King Vtry teldom «pp««n In public. this side of the Atlantic Her trip is scheduled this summer. I Erwin, fertile AMerwm and Jmmtm realhed sfc rtfldhood dwlree. He Irather retiring physician. Be*w* All Matinees Th* Monday and Friday West* VOICE lectric SOUND ILf^JI SYSTEM MEN 0NLY~Tue«., Wed., Thu«. and Sat. Ni of talking Pictures • •«#•.' »•» »••'•*.*»**-, ;»?"*-»- This Same System I» Used In the Criterion, Rivoll, These Theatres project the world's Autor, Capitol, and Paramount Theatres finest talking pictures and are equip- in New York City kctrk The Result of Years of Research and EndleM ped with Expense by the Bell Telephone Company. SOUND SYSTEM It Is No Makeshift Equipment MAJI If A J IBADIf MttinM Daily al IiOO icr Evening at 7 »nd 9 Contimaon* P«rfefm*M« Saturday, Sunday mtti READE'S ^(THEATRE HolMay* TELEPHONE IQS 12.00 PERTH AA\RQ\ THE HOUSE BROADWAY of Attractions TALKIES XEJUEFHOIfW lMt FERTH for and 50c SOUND HEAR CHARLES ROGERS Seven Day»- AND NANCY CARROLL SING Today and Tomorrow- Be ginning AND THE WHOLE CAST Sat. May 25 TALK IN THIS MUSICAL ROMANCE OF LlFE AND ALL TALKING with PAUL PAGE and LOLA LANE HEAR NANCY CARROLL LOVE OF THE THEATRE. SING "GO PLACES AND SEVEN DAYS-BEGINNING SUNDAY MAY 26 DO THING?' AND ALSO BUDDY ROGERS SINGING WILLARD MACK'S "ALL A-TWITTER* ALL TALKING NOW you will hMr th« actual Toic« of » mi|kty cilr, caufht by th« mlr- detective thriller— •cU ipaakinf icreen to tkrilt yon I *£S Tb« celebrate WilUrd M»k, .ulhor ami itar of Broadway'* most famous m*lo4ramu, make* hit firtt lalUag >cr»Mi «pp*aranc« in • gigantic drama written by liimtelf e»p*cially for tka marvalout n«w e ra of^k* film*. Musical Extravaganza titan of the Screen. Eye and Ear Entertain- ment De Luxe. with ROBERT '••i- . - V . * AMES 1" T f|1 SYLVIA FIELD Abo WILLARD OF THE MACK MOVIETONE SHORTS •• - --••*- .,.. Fox Movietone News "It Speaki For Itself • SEVEN DAYS- THE SCREENS MOST ROMANTIC FIGURE IN THE Also Movietone Shorts and BEGINNING WORLD'S- SUPREME ROMANCE SAT. JUNE Ut FOX MOVIETONE NEWS t «Jt Speaks for Itself" Seven Days Beginning Sunday, June 2 Ik MYSTERY DRAMA UilHL A COLUMBIA THOUSAND PICTURES bXtUMl—- THRILLS^DONOVAN \ AFFAIR JACK HOLT (RANKK. 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I F1NNEY OF THE FORCE Don't Laughs Husbands — Pleaae mention this paper to , 5TKKW fctVt WMVtSAOC OOSi 1b HOMfr.MOIMt.- MWNtfCQiTtCAL ,M6 WOIFE'5 5KX SHEET METAL WORK Ti» i, Copper i. 31M Roofiag aaj Hot Air , 46 MAIN 8TRKL. Tel. Woodbridgt 86 Painless Extraction Dr. MaW "Sweets Air" mathod means t scientific and pain- less way in which to do extracting. Thousands ean tes- tify io thb. Gharf. o» moderate for all denUJ work. ' A —q» Fillinga, Bridge, and Crowns THE FEATHERHEADS A Good Time for FeKy to Blow Inaerted Moat Painless X-RAY YOUR TEETH FREE EXAMINATION AND ADVICB ANYTIME See Me First! I Have 1 . to Offer Our well appointed and thorough. iy modern office enable ut to petw form any kind of dental work with eaao and comfort to the pa. Utnt .mi at the u». time 4e» M quickly M U eoMletant witfc foodwork. Dr. Malla? 72 BROAD ST., ' Girl Fleet From Never HOODOO ON SHIP Ending Jazz of Radio Hot Spring, Ark.—"The never end- On the Ing Jin of dud's radJo" drove M1B« So It Walk. Plank Into Shark- Hern1ce Render, twenty one, member Strewn Sea. BBRLEW'S shore of a prominent Hot Spring family, Road at from her homfl In ttearrli of dome New York.—Th« crew of the full- place where «he conld llvn »a stn> rigged ship, the Seven Seas, hove to Laurence sed and not "have to llnten to thnt In the mouth of the Hudson river with RESTAURANT Harbor everlasting radio." n tale n( a "s*a devl) with for" that IVrnlce disappeared reconily. Her of wnlked the plank Into s shark-strewn parents rent wores of telegram* to SOB. police In Southern cities. Thej be- Fifty-one days ont of Cowe», Isle lieved her to be an amnesia victim. Laurence Harbor, Inc. of Wight, the Seven Seas arrived Memphis police found her.hunting here to become the property of Inglls for a job In the Tennessee metropolis. Moore Cppercu, who Intends to refit tym. Burlew, Mgr. She begged to be allowed to remain her for a junket to the South seas. Her parents were notified and the girl finally agreed to return home. Uppercn thanked the 21 member* of the crew for disposing of the "sea "I guess I'll have to go back bone devil with fur," which, on closer ques- VALUES and listen to dad's radio all the time tioning, tnrned out to be a black tom- and do the same old things," she said. Shore Dinners cat, appropriately christened "Old "I didn't have amnesia; I cane away Hellion." That Command without telling them became I didn't Special Fish Dinners want to discuss It" "Old Hellion" tnrr.ed op seven day* not of Cowet and the cook's dough Your Attention Historic Old Chair turned soar almost Immediately, It Lobster Dinners Ii Placed in Museum was said. Then the ship's charts were clswed to pieces and there EKE'S happy news for thrifty Montgomery, Ala.—The chair ID were mntterlngs In the forward Soft Shell Crabs which Jefferson Davis sat during his cabin abont the way "Old Hellion" Home Executives , . . another Inauguration as president of the H was treating the shepherd puppy thnt Southern states confederacy has been was the official ship's mascot Then group of attractive offerings that bring Chicken Dinners placed In Alabama state department It developed that the cook had kissed you choice quality at a low price! of archives and history. a gtrl on the Isle of Wight and prom- The historic piece has been In the ised he would see to It that Alice was Steak Dinners possession of the department for 28 Animated blue gray creates an In- the only cat on board. years, but only recently has been teresting mixture for this tweed suit. A CIGARETTES gray silk blouBe Is worn tuck-In style Alice, a blue ribbon around her renovated and placed on exhibition neck, cowered nnder the kitchen .. 11 Blue Plate Dinners Th£ c^ojr was a gift tojhe state from and the gnjly printed Bcnrf repeats the lor cwntrtntrttnn, Ttoe ytmthful beret s^Qve,. .from Jhe time "Old Hellion" descendants of "Col. fiSmond Harrison raged Into view and"the cbotpasseiT y, whose home across the street from U of dark blue. the word on up to the forecastle that Old Golds, Chesterfields, A pkgg Also A La Carte ihe state capltol here was utilized b; no black tomcat was going to make Piedmonts or Camels President Davis W bis first headqnar a coward out of Alice. these new low prices, Carton of $-g. 15 ten. The crew conferred and It doesn't lOpkgs. M. The exact position of the chair on matter what they decided, for "Old the portico of the Hnrrlson home dur Love Is blind. Belllon" was not to be found. Sen PRIVATE BANQUET HALL Ing the ceremony Ii designated by a That'B why a man man 0. B. Rassmussen started aloft BOKAlt COFFEE large metal plaqne bearing the date In love Is unable to when "Old Helllnn" sprung out of no- of the Inauguration, February 18, where onto his shoulder. Rassmnssen The choice of the Byrdl'olar ., . distinguish between Party. A rare blend. lbl Un 1801. on angel and a couldn't shake him oft, and aloft they A specially designed cabinet will goose. went. Then the top gallant mast We Cater To houM the chair In the state museum. snapped and RnsBimissen plunged In to the sea to be rescued promptly. CAMPBELL'S BEANS "Old Belllon" plunged, too, but With pork and a delicious O Q^ there wns no mention of a llfehont tomato sauce. Special at . " Banquets, Weddings, Parties, Etc. putting out to save one of the black devil's nine lives. SLICED PEACHES London Bobby to Shed Luscious fruit in a delicious, The service is in accord with natural syrup. our excellent cuisine. This is a Old Bell Bottom Hat Note this price! delightful place to dine for London.—The fnroous bell bottom helmet and the straight-Jacket tunic Puffed Rice or Wheat . . 2 25« of the London bobby are to be rele- those who instinctively reject D „ BROCLPOBT BRAND gated to the museum, and within a' . 2 25« that which is not the best. reas. • EXTRA QUALITY • month the London cop will appear In a costume that will make him look Encore Spaghetti 3 25« more like a human being and less like 25« a character In an Irish art thetiter N.B.C. Strawberry Sandwiches 3 play. Chocolate Dessert . "iftESS* . 3 25« The high helmet will be supplanted CARTHCLL* OPEN FROM 9 A. M. TO 4 A. M. by a neat peaked military cap and n Ginger Ale COCHEAM 25« military Jacket will replace the tight ASSORTED VARBTIM 25* tunic. The tremendous leather belt Preserves tunm TeL Matawan 828 or 222 around the constable's midriff upon which Is mounted an electric lamp of Super Suds . 25« formidable proportions Is going to go. BATB Hereafter the policeman will carry an Ivory Soap . SIZE electric hand torch. UBOI a The douhle-breasted coat, about the Washing Soda Hovrri 25 As Much Work tt)t«kiu>u of a medium-sized steak, ti aigo taboo. In Its place will be worn i coat, open at the neck, with a storm as Ten Hand Irons Can Bo collar for nse Ihe OS days oat of every 100 thnt English weather neces- sitates It. The color of the costume VALUES in choice MEATS is acccomplishecf when you use the Thor remains blue. A&P meat markets are headtraaiten for ehoioe car Speed Ironer. It heats as quickly as a cuts of meat . . . and your favorite nationally single electric hand iron and can iron Earllut Parliament advertised brands of groceries and fresh fruits In 1275 the statute of Westminster and vegetables. much faster, for its ironing surface is ten • tint DS«s the word "parlemefil," de- will last longer times greater. ; the great council to England LEGS OF GENUINE SPRING LAMB. . . if you drive it over rigid, smooth- Seat yourself comfortably and guide FRES&KHXED m&ced pavement* of poctknd tie pieces. The Speed Ironer gives a LONG ISLAND DUCKS cement concrete. No other type fine finish to all materials. It's small and light and brings new ease to good iron' BONEU9S of pavesnent u so easy on POT ROAST ing. TODAY und TOMORROW— your car... tad on On the Screen FANCY MUX-FED ... 4 lb. men* your nerves SEE AND HEAR ROASTING CHICKENS Cash price $79.50. 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"r with the psr<>holnfcl'< and fluffy" ml roni'lnntnn In (h>> IHIi'f Mint when who *nj« the ilrpnm la morel j dlscon Visiting American. npelri hrnln activity (luring slppp, tin 1NTMESTED IN DREAMS some one dlod If simply mount that the aplrlt was unahle In find the hody; drenm rpmnini Bn Interealtng phe Washington.—Atttomoblle drive™ In like new blankets hence h« pi a red food nnd weapon* he- nnmenon of natnre. We cannot holp the United 8t«tes keep to the right. ROPL.E have nlwny* b»n Intercm glde Ibe porpae to he u»ed In caae Ibe hut h« Interested In dreams just n» Automobile drivpra In England. Ann Ped li (lrMim. From. tim« Imme- spirit should return. we are naturally attracted hy the rln, Sweden, Argentina and Angola TTNLESS you could actually follow yoor blanket* morial drwmi have played an Im 8'nce the uplrlt of a man could talk weird fftntnny nf a novel or any work to the left. IJ through the Morey-LaRn* Laundry, it Wflnfcl be of notion It Is a fascinating past portwt part to H»t »'» <* U» M' In (tretnt t« other spirit* the UTM« How 4M them opposlU rnstoma hard to rea&e how Bplendidly blank** at« w«h«1 «•» ridtial and the rnrp The flertlny of aMnmed that theae communication* time for the Imajrlnatlon. srlseT aattona ha« hlnKwl »n the Interpret* were alimlflcant an to the fatnre of idtl hr MK1Ur» Nnmiw »rn