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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Fulton Daily Leader by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE LISTENING THE DAILY LEADER IS IN ITS L POST 38th YEAR —HAS BEEN FULTON'S LEAD- IT IS APPARENT that there is FULTON DAILY LEADER. ING PAPER ALL THAT TIME. much interest in the plan of clos- ESTABLISHED 1898 • • • FULTON, ing all places of business in Fulton KY., SATURDAY, AFTERNOON ANGUST 1. 1936. • 4. VOLUME XXXVIIL—N0.191. on Wednesday afternoons during • the month of August. The Leader ii WHEN CHAMP MEETS CHAMP! was asked to see how much interest ,. The Weather Guess .! Market Glances there was in the suggestion, and TEMPLE SERB --- I-- FASCISTS IN without any pressure or effort se- KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE: — -e'ee Stock market heavy. veral firms have expressed their --1 mom PLOT Fair with slowly rising temperature . Bond market ii regular. willingnese to cooperate. Of course !Saturday and Sunday. LIs -rE..1. SON, steady. scratched Cotton futures ON CAPITOL; the surface has not been 1 _..c.?Alta SlteK oe'AROMA/a Grain futures strong. yet, and not enough have ex- BEYOIZE. as taEsea Steice pressea themselves to form any 16 c. C. Austin Dies te ca Ti-it GREEKS •tek accurate estimate of the situation. SNAK S HOY• 1 Ilf A-E- One Woman Seriously Sttd4enly At Home /.,WaliSeela(e USE ti COLUMNS But enough interest has been man- ME YEa! Hurt In Accident :that many ifested to make certain NEBRiSKA HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH C. C. Austin, age 77, died suddenly CRUCIAL B4'17LE OF TWO interested. and I firms are keenly ; ADMITS WHITING DEMAND last evening about seven o'clock, at A blow out that occurred five WEEKS' OLD REVOLT NEARS some of those believe now that if FOR $?5,000 I his home two miles North of Put • miles of Fulton on the Hickman AS LOCALISTS GET SET interested would form a commit- ; ton. Mr Austin had seemingly been highway was responsible for criti- entire town tee to call on the Washington, July 31.-1AP).--,I. in his usual good health, having cally injuring one and painfully Madrid, July 31.—( AP ).- -Troops might be accomplished. some; hing Edgar Hoover, chief of the Fede- been in town yesterday afternoon hurtieg two others. The wreck oc- of the rebellion announced tonight splendid thing to try It would be a ral Bureau of Investigation, an- ; and eating supper as usual. Leap- curred at seven p. in. last night., they were marching against Mad- during the month of this plan out nounced tonight that. !Sterling ing the supper table, he went into when a tire blew out and overtuen- rid and it appeared the crucial bat- nobody would be hurt August, and Waldron Powell, 16 year old Ne- !the yard and sat clown. The fatal eie the car in which six ladies were tle in the two week's old revolt was trial period in this brief time. The braska farm boy, had confepW he!attack came as he was seated in riding. - near. would enable us to know whether had written an extortion I de-- his chair and death •came in a few Mrs. 0. I. Lincienblade, who was Broadcasts freka Fascist stations it would be worth while next sum- mending $25,000 from the father ; minutes. the driver and resides near Cayce, assertei lour columns of rebel mer or not, and I really think that of Shirley Tem*. child movie was in the Felton hospital this forces were converging on the city. some concerted effort should be ; Funeral services will be held star. morning, the extent of her injuries One was within artillery range. 15 made now to carry the plan tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the undertermined. Miss-Lela May Oli- miles, ready It hurl destructive through to ,completion in order mat home, conducted by Elder Bun Omaha, Neb. lily 31 AP i .—R. ; ver, also of Cayce, received nume- shell-fire against Loyalist &fend- the closing peliod might start next Ross of Martin, Tfl., Burial will A. Alt, chief of e Federal Bureau rons cuts and bruises of the face ers. Wednesday. The Leader will be ow n ton Cemetery. of Investigation here, said Sterling and head. A Miss Scott, teacher at :lad to cooperate in every way pos- Prinee Carlos, brother-in-law of Walrod Powell, 16 year old farm The deceased was born and rear- Mayfield was painfully hurt anci :ible, for this newspaper thinks Prince Juan of the Asturia.s, heir boy arrested at his home one mile ed in this section and has been a suffered the loss of seven teeth. the plan is something worth while. presumptive to the nomexistent south of Grant Neb. late today, prominent farmer of this commu- Miss Josephine Smith, of Cayce, Let's get the thing done! Spanish throne, was reported in has eonlessed to writing an extor- nity for many years. He wee a Miss Ross and Miss Griffin, both of Spain near neadquarters of Carlist - •• • tion loiter asking $25,000 of George member of the Primitive•Baptist Mayfield, were unhurt in the spill. rebels at Pamplona. F. Teniple, father of Shirley Tem- Church, having his membership at The ladies were en route to Cayce a TOMORROW WILL be the big- ple. juvenile screen actress. Old Bethel since boyhood. from Mayfield when the accidens The latest recapitulation of the season at the local Americans here tonight reveaaed gest day ot Powell was being taken tonight He &eaves to mourn his passing (Jnknown Negro Boy Boy, occurred. Mrs. Lindeeblade was basebai: park. Union City, under by agents of the Omaha bureau to his wife, Mrs. Laura Austin, four Deaf Six Years bratisht to the hospital in a Horn- 74 still living at the embassy, 101 a new and popular manager, lead- North Platte Neb., where Alt and sons, Ben. Sam, Wales, Pell of this Found Dead Here Hears; Noise Strange beak ambulance while the others in their own homes and Ill evacu- ing the second half pennant fight, he will be arraigned before Unit- city; two daughters, Mrs. 'Ruby were brought in by Dr. Ward Bu- ated to the coast. The last six who clash with the local Eagles., desired to go left. for the coast to- will ed States Commissioner A. F. Slayden of this city; Mrs Lilly An unidentified negra.was found Milwaukee, July 31.—(AP) — His ell:ere wno had been previouely who seem to have recently shaken Streitz.assei ted night. Rich of Louisville; a brother, W. dead this morning on the I. C. hearing suddenly restored

sreee- FOR SALE:-Nine-piece dining Hopkinsfille, Ky., July- 30.-(AP room suit. Priced reasonably. Cnil ---w------Assistant Attorney General W. 47. Adv. HOYT MOORE 4/ITii 11-105E 0. Keller, who served Editor and rublisher ' By CHARLES P. STEWART atlfed to circulation's volume, that as campaign BIG IDtEAS Central Press Staff Writer the subsidising of agriculture has manager for Cloy A. B. SIX ROOM residence at 414 Col- MARTHA MOORE, Associete Editor Chandler OF YoukS , WASHINGT0N, D. C.-Busi- further swollen the total. here last year. spoke tonight in lege street. for sale or trade for Nevertheless, it Is agreed that- I GDEEs IT.; ness is peculiar. behalf of the candidacy of See 'arm property near Fulton. 0. H. Published every afternoon except By all rules of the game it veterans have been rather eco- Pe • 29 Stonewall, Memphis A R.c•AN BC.- Sundays and holidays, by Baptist nomical with their bonus money. tor M. M. Logan for the Democre iv ought to be at least as flat as ever; en- 1'5-11t. M Flag Inc., at even more so, maybe. Relief has been meager in com- ' Senatorial nomintition. '\ 400 Main St., guise., sm. It is traditional that trade and parison with normal incomes. -..M n....., Entered at the Fultors Ky., Post Industry always are below par in Agriculture's subsidies have gone Keller tiontended that Chandler Aug I. two L Office as mail matter of the second a national election year. It also into a few hands-In who is supporting J. C. W. Beek- unfurnisimu Looms. Private en- chunks in class, June, 1898, under the Act af stands to reason that a serious some cases. ham for the Senate, "is not the.trance. Garage. Mrs. Jennie Roach. Congress of March 1, 1879. crop failure makes times hard. The labor outlook continues mom The same 'Happy" for whom he cam- 820 Frdrview. Phone 339. Adv. threat of large-scale labor trouble than ominous. paigned Lest year. 184-tf. SUBSCRIPTION RATM3 by good rights should be a depress- All the same, business is improv- Attacking State ing. One Year by carrier in city_34 se ing influence. Of course, wide- Finance Director J. Dan Talbott, Will someone kindly account II Mos. by carrier spread unemployment Is, theoreti- Keller e.harged that ''Talbott will FOR RENT: Unfurnished apart- cally; bad for all classes. for it? STUDITO -SOT CAN 1 Year, by mail, 1st none ____ 3.00 be attempting to control eve') ment to couple without children. Alt • • • ABOUT you TELL ME Mors., mall, 1st zone ____ 1.7a KINGS IN 3 by county elections next year." Garage. Mrs. S N. Matthews. Phone A HIGHER One Month .50 AND BUSINESS IMPROVES! HISTORY Well! 07. Adv. 183-7L TODAY, POWER THAN Mali rates beyond first zone same "I have not changed my ideas oi POP A KING? as city carrier rate. Thls is an elecUon year. The drouth, with its natural effect upon government. but 00v. Chandler FOR RENT-4 unfurnished rooms agriculture, is odicially declared to has." said Keller. He chargen m street. Telephone 599. CORRECTIONS have been the worst in the coun- Chandler -allowed Talbott "to hav( _Adv. 186-61 The Leader will gladly correct try's history. By WILLIAM BITT Bugs have eaten virtual control of Kentucky." any error in facts which may have much of the cropii that Central Press Writer survived FOR SALE-Big type Poland gotten into its news stories when the dry weather. A big light ap- A THIRD of the nation will attention is called to them. pears to be impending between be touring the highways this China hogs, bred sows, service steel employers and employes. It summer, we read in an auto Hemphill, Director. Service 7:45 p boars. Do J. R. Hillman, Route 5. OBITUARIES, RESOLUTICN3, is likely to spread, too, as the ver- journal. That gives us more m. Subject: "Life's Railway" We I Fulton, Ky., Adv. 186-6t. Start the student off-right with a new PORTABLE TYPEWRITER CARDS OF THANKS, ETC. tical unionization campaign pro- than 40.000,000 reasons for urge all members to be present foi' charge one cent per word or gresses in all lines of spending our vacation at home. lamewriters and Adding Machines only 10 cents a day. A of mass produc- services we extend FOR RENT: One modern 8 room is made for ail tion. Unemployment • • • these and : five cents per line has not been Buy yeur Wallpaper and Office Supplies a minimum fee greatly reduced, warn' melcorne to, all visitors. house on Eddings street. Call 696 here and save 50 Per such matter, with either. Fat folks, a medico tells us, Cent. Come in for FREE ESTIMATE. of 25c. This is payauie in advance And business is improving like are nearly always jolly. But not Adv. 187-6t. except for those who have an ac- everything. just after they've stepped off the • count with the office. • scales. FOR RENT 3 unfurnished 'FULTON WALLPAPER & OFFICE . THE MISSION; Sunday seine, TREMENDOUS IMPROVEMENT • • e rooms, 207 Eddings street. Call 946 Beal estate Is moving. Building Times are 9:45 e.. in. Prayer and Bible Studs SUPPLY COMPAIVY much better, at Adv. POLITInAL ANNOUNCEMENT is picking up. Manufacturing gen- least for war correspondents. Thursday- 7:30 p. t Dont fail If 188-6t.e. The Leader is authorized to an- erally is on The mend. The stock Life in the mud towns of Ethiorla hear Rev. Thomasson of Hickman market is bullish. Retailers are FOR SALE-Beginninu August 1, nounce the candidacy of V. A. (Bill) can't hold a candie to holding Ky., Sunday 2:30. Special Orchem thriving. down a job on the Sganis:1 antique furniture at half price for Phillips of Princeton for the Demo- tra music and singers. We are now Not only government reports Riviera. a short time only. Luther Walters cratic nomination for Congress show it. (They are open to the sus- • • • located on ground floor, corner of 411 Main street. Fulton, Ky, Adv. from the First District, subject to picion of being prejudiced, in the Peace conference in London Church and State Line. Cordial wel- 1)17-61 the action of the Democratic pri- Interest of making out a good rase adjourned for the day iihnrtly for the come to all. Mrs Sophia HcDowell mary of August 1. 1936. administration.) But finan- after openine ceremony. Prob- The perpetual cial nod trade publications corrob- ably so delegates could take time I. C. NEWS Care-Plan will not allow re •• :eel,: Business men's as- out and read up on war news P. R Henderson, civil engineer, your lot to be The Leader is authorized to an- siaditiOns isstie statenisnte to a from Eurcee. Asia and Africa. neglected. It will be beauti- 1. CHURCH CF CHRIST, James J. Paduculi Fulton today. nounce the candidacy of W. V. similar purport. Individual big • • • , of is In fully , Reynolds. Mineiter, Bible Study D. Fred Carden. anti, kept at all times. Call us for inspe,- Gregory of Mayfield for the Dem- businesio men hand ma interviews Habit Is often hard to break. W. Harvey, to the effect that present condi- The first thing some farn1 boys 9:45 a. m. Communion 11:00 a. in. Roy Brown who have been working, tion. ocratic re-nomination forCongrese tions are pretty satisfactory. Divi- do when they roach the city is Ladlee. Bible clam Monday 3,06 P in Jackson will spent the week end' from the First Distend,.subject denels are gratifying: that's why to try to sew some wild oats. no Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:4e Fulton. the action of the. Democratic pri- li.0 stool: r.arket is op. In J). ne Doug Guy Martin mary of August 1. 1936. _ The 'fi!;( who broadcast this Professional niagiejans plan au * T„E. -nerd and cheering information are not, with International recret Boric! y. atdoducaayie are in Fulton on busi- eaie,'tijafl. Trustee. the exception of the government's Sounds as though there may Ue ofnes PE agencies, pro-New Deal. a trick C to it. Not is a goad To the contrary, most of big „. • • • time to renew'your W. H. Puree'', supervisor, is in • businese remains bitterly "anti". A Virginia farm, reports a ' sebecription to the Leader. Berdwell today. • When its spokesmen say that Washington government burci;u, CO/fIMEN'f • there is a great improvement in has been completely electrified. te*e*•••• e s.* +••••O.* * *tee:*is:* •:••:•-•':•+ • ••••:••1 •••• •-•:4-•••• ••••••••• the times, they mean it. Indeed, 1-1v.v about the hired man-has '4 they say it rather grudgingly, with he, too, begun to spark up? • • THIRTY-SIX YEARS the qualification that, but for the • • • TWO BARGAINS • Neer Deal, the improvement would Revenge is sweet if you a:re - - There was something - vaguely still be more pronounced and would the typo who enjoys forcing hate conic sooner. others to swallow bitter medi- 'C-Boon t noel: Veneered HOW!. Both lights and City Waiter. familiar in the postmark on the • • • 36x40 ITCHA bamment.6 Acres of land, pie nty shade. Me mile South •• cine. • • postal card as I pio.ked it up. for WHAT IS ANSWER? • • • of Town. Small (Ibsen omment. Balance on long teems. the negne on it seemed a remote It is pointed out that the .bonus Size Isn't everything, A 4 echo of some almost forgotten paymeht has put a lot of money human being trying to swat a 50-Acres. 5-Room Ileums large stock barn, tobacco barn, smoke into circuit:Mon. that relief bumble - fail- and bee forgets that he, hi!;; house. Laud lays well. In high mite 0/ itultivation, 5 acres of Min- memory. But for a moment it mieeellaneoue noondoggling have self, is bigger target. ed tb register aid I tutegigt it over tier. s' ^ •" - k t5t-- and mad the message. "This town is not like it Was home, that day. Just as a hot sun PICKLE ,eVe ATKINS REAL ESTATE CO. thirty-six years ago. The railroad broke over a cloudless eastern Phone No. 5 station is almost the only land- horizon the train pulled away Iron; FULTON. KY. mark that I remember. The church that sunbaked raiimmd station,and idtorultultwotruza and parsonage have disappeared- the last glimpse I had of the town been rebuilt in another part of town was a tall grain elevator which Thus did a connection become thrust itself far into the brassy testored which has long been bro- ficy.. Never have I been back, and ken. The message was front my never have I had the least desire brothee. who has been vacationing to see that town-or any portion of In Texae, and drove sixty miles on Texas since that date. For I still a sentimental pilgrimage to see a remember that summer of 100 as GleNtERAT, town where we spent one unhappy the hottest, dreatiegt, most mime- and homesick summer far back in sick period of my life. I went there 1900. in high adventure, but found than (1:1,1• Van Alstyne. Texas. in the year I really did not to go after I got • I vu 11. 1,3!., • FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, L k . our 6...0.at 1900. A hard-bitten. sun drenched there: And my family must have , :1 on M. Mathis. pastor, Church school town on a flat treeless plain. In all felt the same way, for all of us t.i 11..0, • 9:45 a. in. A. 0. Baldridge. Supt. It oro I Cosi . . . the heart of the black land region were relieved when we started Morning service 11 a. in. Subjent ,atvatrn Firk of Texas, with a sun that beat back it, the green fields of Ten- - coal 6,61 bi 6. 6ra The bank that never down with relentless cruelty, and falls." .pam • atica:1). , tor. Evening service 7:45 aa,. lova with. wind that blew all day and p. o. But Subject A walk in all night from the far-off Gulf. My while I did not like the place, the night., pastor. Young People 6:45 - father, _then about my present age, I have always remembered it. I can Mrs. T. J. Kramer, Supt. Choir. serving his first town pastorate. still see it vividly as it looked in rehearsal' CITY COAL COMPANY that Friday 7:15 p. m. G-E and not liking it any too well. The somsnei of thirty-six years There is a cor- Telephones 51 and 322 Secled-in-steel ago, and dial welcome for all in our people were good and kind-but it mime as a•snock when ser- nov4 I vice's. If you do not attend UNIT they were not the sort we knew read the card to realize that it Sunday THRIFT was no Pro- school et where we give you the back home. Their ways were not longer the same place. a double bably it has changed special eivitation to conic with es produces our ways and our, were not theirs. like all towns. less The aue of the even Nor did the climate and water paved street and cold with the filling station ev•r. eigree with us. There was mush certkinly did _ PRIN11111,E BAPTIST CHURCH. than chew Um appearance current sicknees, and for the first time in of all towns,' There will be preaching toinorrow and no doubt this my life I eau my father Ul. We re- small Texas at 11 a, m. and 8 p. al. Song Service towa which I have remembered so mained throughout that hot sum 10:45 and 7.45 Preaching by Elder vividly has changed MET of 1900. but when a chance like all the A. B. Rom of Martin. Eierybody' 1 rest. I thought in came to return to Tennes.see the 1900 that I was cordially invited. an almost hopeless family rejoiced mightily. - distance from °VHF only refriger- the reeintro I loved, and it seemed I still remember vividly the FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH W. ator mechanism that I would never be morning we left thgt town. We had able to go D. Ryan. pastor 9:45 a. m. Church back As a matter of fact, the with forced-feed packed everything the day oefore, dis- school, Charles Gregory, Supt. le • tance is about seven miles lubrication and oil and spent the last night in the hundred a. in. Horship. Sermon: "Four A and I imagine I could arive cooling, available in home of a 4eighbor. The train left to chors" No evening services dul that town very comfortably early, and I rose before daylight. I in a the month ore August. both G-E Flatop and nouple of days. -Thus had distane, PACKAGE wrapped still remember how 'relieved I felt cannot be securely Monitor Top m6dels. been shortened. that morning when I wake and CHRISVANCE SCIENCE "Love": if the:hitting is too short---neither is your realized that I was starting beck I will be the subject, Sunday in all propetty or your business soundly insured Fr( -11 ii 1 SUMMER 'SETBACK' IN Christian churches and scriettes le it if (11.1111, ..1 BUSINESS TO BE MINOR This includes 'Christian Science So- any policy is inadequate or perhaps not ciety. Fulton. service Sunday 11 a. written at all. meekly.. m. 1 New Rork; July 31.-1APi.- The testimonial Wednesday 8 p. reading 'current issue of "Banking" pub- room open Wednesday and Saturday For sound protection lished by the American Bankers 2 to 4 p. m. 211 Carr street you require insurance Citation from Association, says it is fairly cet- the Bible and Chris- that is comprehensive-ask this Hartford tian 1tain that any setback in business Science textbook, "Science and agency to plan yours. during the summer will be minor Health with Key to the Scripture's." SPECIAL ATTENTION and temporary. by Mary Baker Eddy, constitute the lesson-sermon. FULTON HARDWARE :? Te the CO. Accurate Fitting Of 'TIM natural forces of recevery EYE GLASSES have riemonstrated their strength." FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. We Deliver OFFICE. HOUR!): the publication stated, "and they Woodrow Fuller, peStor, Sunday Complette Furniture have a momentum'which may tee_ school 9:30 a. m. W. C. Valentine, PHONE:37 Department k io 12 A M P ACROSS FROM IC I sonably be expected to carry toe Supt. Service 10:30. Subject: "Tbe PHONE 2..,"8 NUM - - - Phone No.; COMPAN V. country into new high gron se in Second Contimg of Christ." Baptist, 214 Street - - Fulton, Ky. Lake St. - - the coming fall and winter." Training -Union 6:45. Mrs. Ruel THE OLD HOME TOWN Retiaterifftl. S. Patent Ole* 4N7'S ON SPOI?TS - By LICK SOROS KNOW YOUR EAGLES \NELL, HERE WITH 11-10SE SIT D OWN,TM ERES ner Carr and Third Street, M-IEY AZE. HOWARD SUMMERS. BIG IDEAS NO 125.F. IN ALL LETS 6ET Age 20 OF YoURS GO/NG!: Of:u LETTOG Height 5:1'. ) GUESS 1-1- KETCAED des‘ THIS Weight 152 A 1-20v./ BOAT DANGED MNGiNE Attended Olney High School AFTER. AL Home Onley, 044 Played semi-pro ball last year. 41"! Is not married but has hopes. I AM/ Me4 SAID I WAS 14(200614 •GRUEN et lit71.0VA 'efmTCHEIS• .T 11, BLUEBIRD DIA:BONDS • , • ANDREWS JEWELRY CO. • •*************************

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I'll61-1kASt3efCrieAsteAcihirlia:1":. fo Veal IRE' NAlinkIAL. SisSfitieg Cfeow.va AN ail s nen PORTABLE TvrEtsRrrt.u, %*on,; ach ines only l0 cents a day. I kealb Mat', supplies here and save 30 Per 13Ack Foe., 1.1 slINIA IF. YOU So,tt•• pAy Li.. ;1 )1".11,1 1).11'ER 4- OFFiCk; (1),Vi'ANY NAftosItAt. 1ass.P.115 CA A AA i71 0M,\Anse Ril" T'was one month ago they wed. A short INJURy mAj PRetiEsIT HIM --- 7 Fest aCt,FasiDit4Gt MIS honeymoon----and then, over the threshold CRowN Iri SEPfehteeR he carries her. She is the LE 1 CEMETERY world's best cook, RIDE RAW /NT° csLgwi3,EN CNIEF cr—L until Hubbie buys that "cheap" flour. ENG /NEEr2 BECAME TANGLED UP IN -mE will not allow ENGINE ROOM --- Then, their CO.,11tCHT .056.-ttt W -CFM1At P3(55 7.a9• 36 troubles begin .... bisen it s- . It will be beauti- NEW DRIVERS' LICENSE ACT INTO EFFECT TODAY "go-flat"---Wifie, frets-- Hubbie threats-- ,-incs. Call .is for inspec. now Wifie doesn't live Team W. L. Pet. Frankfort, Ky., July 31.—tAlli. here any more. Union City ______9 5 .643 Kentuelq's ntAtatf.triver's license act Paducah 8 6 .571 requiring all Kentucky motor ye- MORAL:-When lieenst "cheap" flour comes in ROSS BARKER J.1TIcon 9 7 .563 hlele operators to have a the door love flies out Flopkinsville 8 7 .533 Lcostiug $1 and renewable annually the window. Mime: rrustee. Owensboro 9 438 at the same prica, goes into tomorrow. But, now brides or grandmothers find de- 12920 Tlieact provides for the suspen light in baking, 400 skin or revocation of licenses to when they use: drivers, v‘nvictecl of various of an automobile is FARLEY (II orEICE • lenses in which -=-QUEfEN'S CHOICE fifty- TO DIRECT cAstt.Atc;n1 used, and replaces the old st itetime driver's license —BRO. 1VDER'S -- Although the Departinent 01 SPECIAL . alton team and were also uo- Washington, luly 31.-4 AP Revenue has not extended the time •• 10 reach the game. How the James A. Farley withdrew today *:* for purchasing the new licenseri, —SUPER114 or game could have been forferted re- from his office as Postmaster ge- PEERLESS three Circuit court clerks in several coun- mains a mystery, unless -President neral to devote the next for ties have ektended the time. Due to the fact that the Fulton Eassett appointed some special um- months exclusively hi his drive Eagles failed to arrive at Owens- pires for the wirpose of enterint ------, the re -election of President Roost:- •:* boro yesterday afternoon in time the forfeit. Paducah 11 Lexington 1. for a game. the Pirates have en- Owensboro 9. Fulton 0. "i veltFarleya has been granted a let/VO tered -a chitin for a terleated-ganies 49C11.1 officials ace .hoperta th liopkineville 8. Mayficeld 7. of absence until elter the election. , The Eagles had a bus breakd two games may be played today in Whether he woura actually return Jackson 4, Union City 1. (11401nCtiksi near Marion, Ky., yesterday after- order to take care of the situati-..,. in •:* - - to the postmaster generalship sls In charge of optical MATER MILLING noon and could not reach Owens- but nothing definite had been 1. .'- Novewber was a question On which ▪ + ANDREWS JEWELRY boro, and the two umpires who ned at noon today. The team re- Today's Games ! conflicting predictions have been • Union City Tenn. were to work the game were with ', turns here tomorrow for 1- series heard in official ;Aides. • Phone 89 for appointments with Union City. and McDaniel, Hopkinsville at Mayfield I To. repeated merles of reports On 1 4 • Adv. 87-241. COMPANY :":"1.**:*+:••+++•;.+ •:* *:*1 ! a new outfielder from Tamms. Ill.. Union City at Jackson. - resignation rumors the past during • is expected to' be here for this Paducah at Lexington. two years. Farley has smiled - * game. McDaniel, tried out here in Fulton at Owensboro. "Thats for the-boss to say."

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tilastamb R CFNFRAI MOTORS -- which of high score prise, a table Mr. and Mrs. J A. Coilley at their lamp, went to Miss Adolphus Latta home on Vine street. and Gladys Glad second high. Evening in Paris Mrs. Mary Chapman will leave "SUZY" AND THE onBEAUTY set. was presented to Miss Allis B. in the morning for West, Texas to AMERICA'S MOST FAMOUS BEAUTY Gates. spend her vacation with' relatives. TWO MEN IN Late lit thelevening, the host ser- Mra. P. H. Croft and children, Eir.AUTIFY YOUR figure by ex- ture when sitting, standing ot ved a delectable salad plate to the Carolyn ;and Howard, HER LIFE walking. who have et.. ;az Bending, stretching, rolling There Is an exercise for players. been carriage, too. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. --whe'i.ver you do—la all for Lie down fiat on FRANKFORT VISITOR your back, keeping arms straight A. Col1ey for the past few weeks youth and beauty. The exercises TO RETURN out on the floor with palms down. HOME have returned to their home will keep the good figure In St. trim and Bring your Legs up and above your Miss Betsy Barnes will return to Louis. meld the poor one Into pleasing head, supporting yourself at the her home in Frankfort, Ky., tomor- G. V. Marsh hues. So says Miss Yvonne Arm- hips with your hands, left this morning for siculg, keeping el- row after two week's visit with one of the glamorous yeo- bows on the floor. After taking New J./deans and points South on met:elle& of tile Great Mis.s Jane Lakes ex- this position start to pedal as If Lewis at her home on his vacation. polotkei at Cleveland, who deserts you were Third street. During riding a bike. Do this her stay here, Miss Katherine Williamson, stu- her duties for a few moments to two or three minutes eaeh day. Miss Barnes has been compliment- dent at Murray State u..) a bit of routine on the lawn of Its a grand eyerclse to develop College, is Ma horticultural gardens. ed with numerous parties and spending You can shapely legs, and also tends to Im- the week end with her y.,ac exeriiises your re. promptu affairs. in own back duce overdeveloped hips. parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Wil- veer:, or even In your home. Queer • • as it may seem, the same liamson at their home on the Yvonne says that the best exercises way are used by those who JUDGE THOMAS AND MRS. Hickman Highway. In get results is to work hard; you want to gain and those who want THOMAS VISITING HERE Miss won't get anywhere if you race to reduce. There Is one difference, Mary Homra, Miss Kathryn Judge and Mrs. through your exercise. When you however, those who would gain Gus Thomas of Homra and David Homra are visit- Frankfort. think you have reached your limit must take their exercises slowly; Ky., are the house guests ing relatives in Streator, ii an efereisa. do ni. and It just once more, those il'ho are reducing should of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jenkins at other for it is the bit of extra make points. effort that them snappy and use a their home on Third will do the trick. Counting and greater number street this Mrs Don Hill, Mrs. Harvey Wil- of counts. week. Dining are very important, and so Watche,your diet, says Yvonne. liams, and Miss Avanelle Green vi- is deep breathing. Of coarse I'm If you wish to gain weight, drink •+ • sited in Union City taildt.g yesterday af- about women who are In at least a quart of milk a day and MISS JONES TO ternoon. gnod health, normally , well and at such foods as creamed carrots, RETURN FROM MICHIGAN Rev. Woodrow strong. nuts and cheese, plenty of butti r, Fuller is leaving Miss' Eleanor Ruth Jones, who Monday Take a Shower fat meats, pastry. etc. "f you want for Maury City, Tenn., to lose weight, stick has been visiting Miss Polly ALsove,r, where After exercising take a shower, to such foods he will conduct a revival as baked apples, graham bread ami in Charlotte. Mich., for the past two next week. or )ou can bathe in a tub, if you crackers, • salads, prunes, bran, po- week is expected home in peter. Miss Armstrong declares tatoes the she knows better than cooked In ekins, fowl, fish morning. to jump un- and lean meat. GRAVES CORN der an ice-cold shower Reduce sensibly. GOOD Just to If you have taken +• • prove she has stamina. According months or years Mayfield, Ky., July 31.—(Sp1). to gain excessive weight, MRS.•BARNETT IIAS to her, such procedure is anything don't ex• Graves county's corn crop this pect to take it off too year but beneficial. nuickly, ni APPENDECTOMY is said else the penalty swely to be one of the finest in will ha Mrs. Guy Barnett of Hickman One of the exercises recommend- wrinkles, poor health and many years and is estimated nerves. underwent by rd Is to lie face down on the grass, -- an appendicitis opera- County Agent then stretch G. A. Williamson as the hands out in front EDITOR'S filiTE: While It la tin- tion this morning at the Fulton of you as far as you can. Start possible for Miss Glad to answer 110 per cent normal. Williamson. healitY Hospital. She is resting as bringing the hands and feet back dusetIons td, mall, sh will be well as said the average yield would be happy to send you her parnpldeta on could be expected at the same tinge, grasping feet The New Figure" and "Beauty Cul. this afternoon. about 3(1 buqhels per acre. with both hands; then return to tore- If you will write her, :are of • +• this paper. enclosing a self-addreased first position. Do this about ten eniduou stamped with a threezent RUDOLPH-PRESLEY timer. increasing as you go. RIAMP. and ten cents In cola EACH. TOR Miss Louise Presley Suggestions For gra...fu: carriage is also neceS- to cover cost of prUding and and Thomas handling. For her articles or 'Care Rudolph, iary lot beauty, for no matter how of the Hands sad Yells- nod -Care both of Paducah were Turkey Raisers of the Feet and Imes'', two nan' other points of beauty a "on rents united in marriage this afternoon JEAN HARLOW, .voman In For v.A-i/, and a self-ad- -- may possess, she is far dressed. stamped envelope are re- at the Cumberland Presbyterian from aftientive if she is round- quired. Personal itittattons on Artlfical brooding of turkeys is will beauty .Manse, with FRANCHOT TONE shoulfiered or has a pea- be answered t,,-Tirt. Mtn; fIlsd's Rev. E. R. Ladd per- suggested by the Kentucky College da:ly • forming the ceremony. Mr. Ru- of Nericulture The ordinary 10 dolph Is and CARY GRANT an employe of the Gulf by 12 brooder house, such as used Refining Co., In Paducah. for chicks, will provide for 100 to The Jean Harlow of bouyant comedy, natural charm and sudden dramatic intensity 150 are all combined in he, points, The coal-burning col- new appearance in the title role of "Sun'," showing at the Cirp17,-.11, m Theattre. Sunday and Monday yhe SOCIALS and PERSONALS ony brooder stove or the home- story of a chorus girl stranded in London at the outbreak of the World War and led into a second marriage under the made brick brooder may mistaken belief that her aviator husband IS dead, give this remarkable actress every opportunity be used to reveal her versatile to provide talents. Franchot Tone and Cary Grant as the respective Number One and Two hus- MARTHA MOORE, Editor - Phone 30 heat. bands, offer sterling upport, Where Miss Ora Pearl Weaver is in Pa- turkey hens are used for LEAVE TOMORROW ducah today. brooding, a brood coop is recom- honor and cordially invites all her space and AUTO mended The coops should be mov- two 1-gallon 'Mental:is and brooding are done by hens. table Turkey Management." con- ON VACATION friends to call on her. LOANS: Your car or truck Mrs. Redus ed about and per 100 poults. Alter the first week, The hens should be dusted with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Underwood, only se.gurity necessary. Refinanc- kept on clean ground tains practicdal information con- is well known in this city, having poults are ready Or self-fed grain. ing, present payments reduced. Good chick rations will do for sodium flialride in the morning. and Raymond Gambill will leave formerly lived here and she is a See which : cerning_turkey poults Dry mash s'ao id be may constst ol equal parta and a little melted lard put on the raising. Copies may Sunday for a week's yacation trip member of Raymond Halley, representative avail- family of Anna Neely. able of wheat and cracked corn. , heads Guaranty Finance in self-feeders when the of the poults. if lice are trou- be had from eotinty agents . tsr to Rector, Ark., and Peoria, Ill., Mrs. Redus, who is a talented sin- Company. 606 Broadway, poults are removed to the broo- !ble.soma and other points. ger, sang on a special program at Paducah. Ky., Adv Lice and mites may require at- from the College of 'igricultore, der Allow 5 feet of mash-hopper tention, +• • • the First Babtist C'Surch, on her 184-30t. esperially where hatching Kentucky circular 275, "Profi- Lexington. RETURN FROM TRIP last visit here. Mrs. R H. Wade Ls improving TO DUNBAR CAVE •• 4.• from a recent Hine*: at her home on Carr street. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Ford and Miss LEAVE TOMORROW ON FOR RENT: 4 ..e rord have &turned from a VACATION TRIP IN WEST room apartment at 309 Central Avenue. Garage. ip to Dunbar Cave, Cl- Mr. and Mrs. Vester Freeman and oartly furnished if desired. Tel. tin. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Jolley will leave 13 Adv, 189-6t. 4. •• in the morning for a month's va- Miss Elizabeth Dean Jones and UGENT TO cation trip in the West. Among the Miss Beaton Newton have gone N TO FRANKLIN places visited will be Yellowstone to St. Louis, Mo, to soend the week (A-: IMary Nugent, popular visi- Park, Texas Centennial, Wyoming. end with the former's uncle. re for the past two weeks, Colorado, uthh, New Mexico and Mr and Mrs Lester Newton will turn to her home in Frank- Texfui. ,pend the week end in St. Louis, Mo. tomorrow She will be •• • Mrs. Luna Pittman and daugh- ponied by Mr. and Mrs. MISS ROGERS HOST ' ter. Mary Helen. of Paducah, Ky. en Graham, who will spend TO BRIDGE CLUB are visiting relatives in this city al days in Franklin. Miss Eunice Rogers delightfully for several days'. • • • entertained the members of her Mrs. C. C. Maxfield and daugh- RS. EVANS REBUS Thursday night contract club with ters, Helen and Marilyn, left last VISITING IIERE their weekly games of bridge last night for Chjeago, Ill., for a week's Mrs. Evans evening at her Redus and daughters home on Central visit with friends and relatives. of San Antonio, Texas Avenue. are visiting Miss -Shirley Hankins is expect- Mr and Mrs W. W. Batts at their The three tables of members ed to arrive tonight from Centralia, home East town. of Mrs. Batts is participated in a series of games for a week's visit with Miss holding open house tomorrow from of progressive contract through- Anna Jean Norris at her home on 2:30 til late tomorrow night in her out the evening, at the corrlusion Park Avenue. Eddie Hicks of Paducah, Ky., is visiting friends in this city. Mrs. C. E. Cochran is spending this week ln Gleason. Tenn , with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Goodrum and But wile' a spot for Jean children, James and Evelyn, - of .with handsome Cary Huntingdon. Tenn., spent yester- and dashing Fran- day with Mrs. A J. 'Turney at her chot both trying to home on Washington street. teach her the mean- PEACHES FOR SALE: See Ed ing of love---in gay Thompson. Tel. 4704. Adv. 191-12t. Paree! I Miss Mittie Belew of Lexington, Tenn., and Miss Sadie Belew of Clarksburg. Tenn., who are visit- ing relatives here, spent Thursday with Mrs. A. J. Turney at her home on Washington St. Mrs. John Anderson and chil- dren of Mauldin. Mo., are spend- ...because it has the right kind ing the week end with Mr. and Mrs. George Hester at their home on Eddings street. of Turkish tobacco in it Mrs. Lols Hindman, who is at- tending summer school at Murray State College, is spending the week Turkish tobacco is expensive-- that's end here. Miss Helen Tyler, a student at true—every pound has to be imported Murray State College, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. J. K. 4000 miles. Tyler, on West street. But it's Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Lewis and one of the biggest rea- children, Jane and Jimmie, will go sons why Chesterfields taste better. In Frankfort, Ky., tomorrow for a week's visit with relatives. It's another reason why you'll Mrs. Roy Dunning and Mrs. Harry Woodmansee of Cherokee, like the aroma--it's more pleasing Okla., have returned to their home , after a visit with Mrs. Will Beard and fragrant—the Turkish in Chest- at her home on Carr street. erfield is another why Chest SOON Miss Gladys Homra is visiting - -THE GREEN PASTURES" friends in Smithland, Ky. Mr. and Mrs C. C. Croft of Pa- ducah will spend the week end with