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ESTABLISHED 1898. Fuhim. Kentucky, Tuesday Afternoon, July 20, 1937. Volume 111.—No. 178.

THE Police Say They Shot Strikers HARVESTING A NEW FARM CROP Eden Reviews World Conflicts; i4 LISTENING After Being Knocked Pawn POST -1 . Pleads Prayerfully For Peace

Chicago, July 19—(AP 1.—Two Casey said, and from WHAT'S BECOME of the old his prone London. July 19 (API—Foreign have no intention of challenging policemen told a coroner's jury in- position he fashioned hay rides young folks shot. Secretary Anthony Eden pleaded those of others." vestigating the slaying of ten men :Coroner Frank used to take? If you want to know J Walah said he prayerfully for peace today as he He held out the facilities of in the Memorial nay steel strike had been told one how the new-fashioned hay rides of the police- the world's conflicts, es- British diplomacy to arbitrate the riot they shot attackers after be- men injureatain the riot are performed, be around the Officer pecially those in Spain and the Far Sino-Japanese dispute and cited as ing-knocked to the ground. . Philip obtained evidence First Baptist Church the early NA and East, for the House of Commons. examples of international friend- The officers' testimony con- a narcqeil hod been given part of tonight and watch about some Warning that the Spanish civil ship the Anglo-Italian Mediterran- cluded a. day of diapute over The of the ribddra before the march twenty members of the Senior B. on was carried the seeds of still great- ean agreement, - Anglo-Aemican over the number ot slain demon- the plant. Walsh instructed Y. P. U. load up for a hay ride. Igoe er disaster, Eden said in reference trade talks and "steadily growing strators shot in the back. A uni- and his informant to efltaear% Years ago they loaded into a wa- at to the meeting tomorrow of the confidence" between France and on physician said seven had been the inquest tomorrow. gon and drove about six miles be- sub-committee of the 27-nations Britain. wooncled in that manner. The Attorneys for the steel workers fore spreading a lunch which it non-intervention committee seek- Eden also redirected attention to coroner's pathologist, who ex- organizing cozimittee, which took all day to cook, but my-- call- ing to isolate that war: the League of Nations, whose pres- amined the bodies, said only one ed the strike at Republic how good it did taste. Nowadays. Steel tige waned after Japan's Manchuri- had been shot daleetly from the Corp, plants May 26, and assis- "Whatever their difaiculties, they load into a truck, drive about an expedition and Italy's conquest rear. tants to the state's attorney whatever their preoccupations, !My miles in less time than it of Ethiopia. Officers Walter P. Oakers, 46. wrangled over the testimony whatever their provocations, I pray took them to drive six miles, eat of said he was knocked down by 'a Dr. Lawrence. operat- that nations who begin their work "The League of Nations at a roadside inn, restaurant or Jacques, who is blow from a pick handle and look- ed the strikers first aid station. tomorrow will never forget the al- neither dead nor moribund," what have you. This hay ride may he ed up to see another man about Dr. Jacques said he was ternative. It should be their sign- said and emphasized its concilia- riot be wholly new-fashioned in- "cer- to kirk him in the face. tain six men were post to success." tory rather than coercive powers. asmuch as the lunch is being tak- shot from be- hind, and I believe the seventh "The outlook isn't wholly black," en, but the hay riders are using a "I rolled over and fired five The subcommittee is to begin also." he told theaCommons as govern- truck instead of a wagon, and times in rapid succession directly study of a British compromise plan / ment supporters occasionatly inter- they will travel about fifty miles at him," Oakes testified "The man Dr. J. for control of the conflict. J. Kearn. chief coroner's rupted with cheers. "There are to a point on Realfoot before staggered and fell back." physician since 1928, who said he British rearmament, the foreign storm clouds but there are also spreading their lunch. Officer Lloyd C. Casey said had conducted more than 8,000 secreairy streased was only for de- patches of blue sky. The atmos- 4. • • three men attacked him and that post mortem examinations, testi- fense and "while we are determin- phere is less tense and lowering DO YOU want he was knocked down after break- fied only to go down- to one of the slain men was ed to defend our own rights we than a year ago." Golden Pond in Trigg county and ing his night stick on one. Then shot directly from the rear. Seve- be postmaster? Well, all you've got a man approached with a club to ral, he said, had been shoe from to do is pass which meat hook Was attached, the examination _the side and others from the front. Which will be held at Hopkinsville. Makes Public Newspapers The United States Civil Service Chmmisilion has announced an Flood Control examination to fill a contemplated Hunt For Lost Wagner Letter Asked To Bar vacancy in the posillon of fourth Scouping up dead grasshoppers class postmaster at. this post of- Bill Is Passed; Fliers Harvesting a now fare crop—grasahopperc The insect plague again fice. Applications will close July Given Up is destroying ripening crops in certain sections of western United Scoring Idea Closed Shops A30. Nnw. if you are interested, get States. Farmers Oesperately strive to kill off the insects to save blanks from the postmaster. And what crops they can. This man is scooping up dead grasshoppers. No Opposition gathered In his tlehis by • "harvester" which picks them to Golden Pond • and By Naval Craft up and Avers Bill Is A "Greatly James G. Stahlman Pushes get your kills them off. If you don't happen Dangerous to know —Central Press Precedent" And Battle On Where Golden Pond is --well, you I 82-1,877.0(X) Measure For .Aircraft carrier Steams To- Urges Vote Against It Guild were either born since 1933, or Lower Ohio River Sent ward Mainland After Mak- you are a "dry." Mike Sullivan, Jr., Albany, N. Y., July 19 Detroit, July 19-4APi—James To Senate ing Wide Search I Mrs. Annie Gregory • te 41) Of Ocean New York's Democratic Governor G. Stahlman, Nashville, Tenn. —a. CIRCUIT COURT Cleat J11111111- Maintains Lead Passes Away. president of the Arnericali, News- Washington, July - 18-4AP).— Los Angeles. July 19 -George garbeit R. Lehman Inday called Attebery will be at the City Na-k House paper Publialqrs hatted/awn. ab- The passed and sent to the Palmer President Roosevelt's Putnam, husband of Ame- Mike Supreme tional Bank again 'tomorrow to Senate Sullivan Jr , maintains his Mrs. Annie H. Gregory beloved pealed today to members of the today a dill to authorize a lia Earhart, who with navigator Court reorganization plan Issue 1937-38 drivers license to the lead today in the Baby Popula- citizen of Fulton, passed away "a National Editorial Association to $24,877.000 flood control program Capt. Frederick Noonan has been people at this end of the county. rity contest, with a total of 620,268 Monday, July 19. 1937, at 5 o'clock greatly dangerous precedent." affiliate im, opposition to a "clos- for the lower Ohio river basin. given up for dead in the South If you have not already gotten votes. The standing today is as p. m. at her home on Carr street ed news or editorial shop." The bill also would authorize Seas, plans to continue the search Later the Governor's secretary yours, do so tomorrow, as this will follows: after an illness of two years, from ISEphlmhh, who was named preliminary flood control exami- for the missing pair in a charter- said "scores" of congratulatory be your last opportunity of ob- Mike Sullivan, Jr ------620,243 a heart attack. Mrs. Gregory has chairman of "the newspaper nations and surveys on more than ed yacht, Arrigo Balboni, South- taining same without driving to Harold Gene Bynum 579.905 been - confined to her bed for telegrams were being received by committee" at a meeting of pub- fifty streams in a score of states. ern California aviation enthusiast, the Hickman. The deadline Jere Wilson 573.158 past two years, the man whom Roosevelt, lishers and editors in Chicago is August It went through without a dis- said today. but her death while 1st, and Charles S•ederic three weeks Mr. Attebery states that senting vote. -. Sawyer 276,538 came unexpectedly and is a shock himself Governor, called "my ago, was principal he will have ample helpers at the Peggy Jean Adams 212,025 to her family and many friends , strong right arm." Lehman was speaker at the opening session of During debate on the measure (By Associated Press) bank to issue as ,many licenses as Marie Morris 232 313 here.. lieutenant governor at the time. the fifty-second annual conven- Representative Jenkins IR.-Ohlo). Honolulu, are desired throughout the day. July 19-The mystery Jo Ann Pruitt 112,803 tion of the N. E. A. here. praised it but said it ought to con- of A woman loved 1 In Washington without delay to anyone. It will Amelia Earhart lay locked in Frances Virginia Bowden _103,600 for her kind- opponents of the Prior to the first session, Rand tain "ten times more money." ness and schetne to add only take a few minutes to stop the Silent watery wastes of the Larry Downs Cavender 430,750 generosity, she will be new judges to the said that "there is no doubt the He added that many communi- remembered personel of the In and have your new license is- vast Pacific today Four naval ves- James Martin Ryan 36,900 long by those in Ful- court expressed N. E. A. will indorse the newspa- ties would be unable to meet re- sels ton who were jubilation. sued, and quite a few to drive to and the 1,500 weary men who James Marlin B assee 33,767 privileged to have per committee's stand on free- quirements of the bill, which im- been her friend, Hickman after them if you do not sogaht her and her navigator 16 Jerry Hawks 7,425 and they were dom of and opposition pose on them tha responsibility of take advantage of this opportu- days gave them up for dead and Donald Mae Spei ht 125,651 many. She was ever enthusiastic to the closed editorial shop!' supplying necessary land nity. and pay- sailed for home. Donna Gail Geri' g 77,423 In the every day haPpenings of President Downs • ttalL lug damage interest • + arts in connection More than' 250.000 square miles her friends, and her many kind "Our is more as acade- with construction of the projects. acts mic concern with freedom of the HARRY BARRY. sanitary in- of equatorial ocean, reefs and is- and deeds will long be rem- Of I. C. R. R. Here He said a delegatIon planned to Fulton press." Rand said, explaining that spector for Fulton county, has lands were scoured by ship and Is Last embered. call oti President Roosevelt soon the closed shop so far "is not been appointed supervisor of a. plane in the search for the avia- L. A. Downs, president of the I. to see' if relief funds might not In Quad-City Match She was born in .Virginia and much of a problem to the small malaria eradication program for' trix and her companion. Capt . C. R R. and J. A. Bleven vice- be used to buy rights-of-ways for came to Kentucky with her par- town newspaper publisher." fourteen ccamtica, succeeding Grif- Frederick J. Noonan, who dropped In the Quad-city golf match president, arrived in Fulton last a proposed Bluestone dam and res- entst at the age of five years, first fin B. Quinby, of Louisville. who from sight July 2. played Sunday in Paducah, over night on No. 1 and the following Non-editorial newspaper work- ervoir. The dam would lower settling in Madisonville, and com- condocting research flood Somewhere near the dot which the Country Club course, Paducah railroad officials were here to ers, admitted to the American work in crests ing to Fulton at the age of 24 Florida. on the Ohio by three feet is Howland Island, Miss Earhart was the winner, with 86 points meet them: T. J. newspaper Guild since its St Counties included in the years. She was married to the late Quigley, general at a cost of $13,000,000. Jenkins and Noonan dropped from the Mayfield came second with superintendenae, Louis convention last month, will territory are Fulton. Hickman, 66. Chas. B Gregory in 1886, to which New Orleaas, C. Cali-aisle. said. skies in their fuelless land plane Cairo had 36 and Fulton 32. Indi- M. Churnley not participate in a referendum Ballard, Marshall, Liv- union seven children were born district enaineer. New ingston, Chairman Whittington 16.- on a 2.570-mile flight from vidual scores for local Orleans. on affiliation with the Commit- Crittendon, Union, Web- Lae. players six of whom survive. Her husband J. W. Kern, aaperinten- ster, wss.i, of the House flood contrdl New Guinea, to the mid-Pacific were as follows: dent, C. J. tee for Industrial Organization McCain. Muhlenbura. Hop- preceded het in oeath in 1912. Carney. division en- kins. Caldwell and Lyon. committee said the bill would pro- sandspit. J. T. Howard 90, Leslie Weaks gineer, P. H. Ryan. traveana en- and other questions. Guild Presi- - 4) et + vide "only a partial solution of The 39-year-old woman flier 91, Fritts 86. Owen 83. Fall 93. Since her girlhood days she has gineer. T. E. Downard, supervisor dent Heywood Broun told Colum- THE REGULAR monthly lun- the probiem" of protection in the was circling the earth "just for Frank Carr 89, Craddock 86, Miles been a devout and faithful mem- of bridges and buildings, J. A. bus. Ohio, members Sunday cheon of the Chamber of Com- lower Ohio river basin. fun," she said, but also to blaze 86, Biagi; 99, Davis 92, Bugg 89, ber of the First Christian Church Sauer, section superilser Wal- merce will be held tonight at 7 possible new commercial routes. Lattimer 94, Binford,106, Bushart of this city, and a member of the lace Holt, track supervisor all of 91, Bridges 96. Missionary INDEX o'clock out at Chestnut Glade. THIRD QUARTERLY Society, holding many Paducah. A. D. Caulfield, and T: Miss Liep had sold about forty offices in this organization. She M. Pittman, division engineer, CONFERENCE WEDNESDAY Tomorrow Is For the convenience of our read- tickets today at 10 o'clock, and it was also a member of the W. C. T. Water Valley, Miss., A. W. Elling- City Equalizers • . ers we are indexing our pages for is hoped that at least fifty busi- U. and had held offices in this ton, trainmaster, A4 M. Taaylor, The Third quarterly confer- Ladies' Day you. All you will have to do is to ness men of Fulton will take the organization. . division engineer, Jackson, Tenn., ence for the First Methodist Now In Session look for the index on the- first page trip to Chestnut Glade tonight and D. T. Crocker, supervisor Church will be held at thei church Tomorrow will be Ladies Day at The Board of Equalizers Surviving Mrs. Gregory are two and you will find as follows: and enjoy the meeting and good for the Dyersburg, Tenn. tomorrow evening at 7:30. Please Fairfield, and all the feminine city of Fulton convened daughters, Mrs. Romby Sawyer of General news page 1 things to eat which are being pre- at the ' let as many of the officials as fans are cordially invited to at- Court House in the city Ruthville, Tenn., Mrs. John liar- Editorial page 2 pared country style for them. If of Fulton' can be present and let those ex- tend the baseball game between yesterday and will pole o' Fulton, and four sons, Capt, Now is a good time to renew your Sports you desire a way to go, call Miss proceed to page 3 pected to make reports have them Fulton and Jackson as the guests equalize P. T. Gregory, Honolulu, Frank P. subscription. Lie') at the Chamber the city taxes as assessed Society and personals page 4 of Com- ready. of the club. .(10'egary, Detroit, Chas. Gregory merce 'before 5 o'clock. by Jim Stone, city tax assessor, who of Fulton aild Richard Gregory • • finished his assessment on July 1st. of Princeton. Twisting Lion's Tail TICKET SELLEaa L. S. Phillips Ambulance At Zoo Of the Eagles' baseball club, says Chasers Fed Up The Ward, composed of F. A. Funeral services will, be held to- Cole, R. S. he has an idea which, if worked Phillips, and J. W morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at Hackett, by everyone who attends the will in all probability sit the First Christian Church, con- Costs Boy's Father Five Bucks With Cops for two games, will make regular Boy Who're Also Fed Up weeks. Members of the I ducted by Res D. Ryan. anti board Scouts out of you. 'He says that stated this morning that . burial will take place at Fairview there would there are a lot of folks who go to be few changes, and In charge of Hornbeak Funeral New York, July 19 (AP)—Little trate's Court today that the father, South River, N. J., July (USI chasers indicated there the games with an eMpty car, or drove up to what they would be fewei Directors The remains will be at Gabriel Klein, 7, twisted the lion's William Klein, was at fault in the Residents of this town rose up in thought raises than ever an empty seat or two, and if you was the scene of an acci- before. the home of Mrs. John Harpole, tail at the Bronx Zoo and today it transaction, because: arms today because the police force dent, would always make it a rule to police passed out twenty-one 503 Third street, until the time cost his father five bucks. "The said child did pull the is trying to put a stop to their fav- MILD ask someone to go out with you. tickets for speeding. ATTACKED set for the funeral services. Adam, the lion, was backed up tall of the lion thereby exposing orite pastime- chasing the town lots of persons would have an BY VICIOUS DOG Honorary pallbearers will be. against the bars with his tail hang- said child to personal danger,. in op- ambulance. Charley Tabuermann, who is us- portunity to go out who do get Little Patricia Lawson, fi yea' W. W. Morris. Joe Browder, George ing out, and it tantalized Gabriel, violation of Chapter 17, Section 19" not ually the first to fall in line be- to attend so Very old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beadles, la H. Howard, N. 0 who climbed over an outside guard Klein pleaded guilty often. Police Chief Charles Vanderven- hind the ambulance, had and paid this to Clemons Lawson of West of town, Cooke, Tom Maddox. Clarence rail and tweaked the • 4. • ter became fed up with the way say today: appendage. the $5 fine. was bitten a large German po- Pickering. Clyde Williams. Jess The WHO'S THE guy who said townfolk took to their automobiles lion roared and made a pass Zoo attendants said the lion was lice dog belonging to tenants on Parrish. W. A. Terry. Active pall- at something about pennies from and tagged along alter the ambul- "We pay taxes to maintain the Gabriel, and Gabriel's father very agreeable ovally, but had their farm recently She was tak- bearers will be Mrs. Gregory's quickly grabbed heaven? It's dollars -fifty thous- ance every time it was called out ambulance and I don't see why him back over the been on edge the list few days be- and of them—for beautiful en to the Bushart Hospital imme- sons. guard rail. Gabriel let out a yell, cause of a three-play Jean So yesterday he sent the ambul- we can't follow it to see what blessed event it's diately and given treatment for and up ran Patrolman Mi :ael Mc- ance out on a decoy run. I doing. Besides, in the family, and that they some of us give first rabies. The dog is up for observa- Now is a good time to renew your Enery. * (Continued on Page-4) When the regular ambulance- aid sometimes." wouldn't think of twisting his tail tion for 17 days. subscription. The officer suggested in Magis- under any circumstances. S.

PAGE TWO - Fulton Daily Leader-Fulton. Kentucky Tuesday Afternoon, Jul. 20, 193/. TOOL_ ommemmim___ Tuemia, t fierliortit. FULTON DAILY LEADER Political Announcements All-Stars Wi HOY1' MOORE EDITOR and PUBLISHER 'S WHAT ATA G Home MARTHA MOORE AidSOCIATS EDITOR - Hornheak Funeral KATHRYN TAYLOR, GLADYS CHOWNING ASSISTANT EDITORS ASHINGTON Is authorised to an- nounce the following persona for Corner Carr and Third Street Jacks( thee various 01 fices, subject to the ac- Baptist By (iliAJIME16 P. lialSWAKT Published every afternoon except Sundays and holidays, by r4"se government )wattst to tion of the Democratic primary in Fulton, Kentucky. . " Central Press Columnist 4plan(e 7: Publishing Company, Inc.. at 400 Main leiteeet, into -CU= proper". August, 17. 1.411is the WASHINGTON, D. C.-Rather .at the Fulton, Mentucky, Post Office as mail matter of invader, who does butt in, Phtme No.7 Rural Phone of March 1, 1879. . curiously, the commerce depart- An tsigg June, DU, under the Act of Congress Ms ground, but presently ment, here in Washington, is better may hold For County Jailer. the aispeattee-Obl- be is augaited by the enertuotte informed' as to of the vanquished WALTER CIROSTIC situation than is the state de- preponderance -SURSCRIPTION RATES nese becomes. like the rasit of them. Re-eleetioq) Service partment or any of our military? or and (For Ambulance lii, K.', One Year by Carrier in City 4. Chinese- just as the Manchus did. GUY TUCKUI 6 Months by Carrier PI! naval folk. know that. .vii 11. .1 sizes up in- Intelligent Japanese 1 Year by Mail. First Zone $3.00 The state department ix to coqtrat 1-111 .1. r. political prospects in All they desire 6 Months by Mail, First Zone at5.0c75 ternational chief ports, levying export the Orient with all-sufficient accu- China's 011e Month import taxes on the interior. It For Sheriff rates. racy. It understands perfectly how and Mail rates beyond first zone same as city carrier is an economic, not a military pro- WARD MeCLELLAN American interests may be involved MYATT (Mike) JOHNSON between the position. -• in the controversy the craziest YOUR BEST BET IS To '\ Asiatic mainland. But there Is in Japan 0. C. HENRY THANK.', ETC islanders and the the world. :1 OBITUARIES - RFJ3OLUTION8 -- CARDS of that Britain is highly de- military group in II, P. KIRKMAN cents per line is made (or all! It knows Japan maybe it is a 1 A charge of one cent per word or five of Uncle SaMs co-operati In home a minimum fee of 25e. This is payable in advance I sirous moditle51 by modern condi- inch matter, with In dealing with the Far Eastern little except for those who have an account with the office. tions. In outland Manchukuo, bu.,- state ofaffairs. influenci For Representative VIA department is not so ever, isolated from home The war be as cuckoo as ever. W. L. HAMPTON informed, not having been it appears to well (For Re-election) CORRECTIONS particularly well represented in IRON FIREMAN The Leader will gladly correct any error in facts which may have that part of the world_ Naval and HARRY L. WATERFIELD gutten into its news stories when attention is called to them. marine corps officers, long on duty You're Idling Me! I in oriental waters, have a fairly r definite idea as to the respective For Police Judge • street ork Needed. sides' chances in the event of a By unilam furl' ION ADAMS clash. conclusive Sine-Japanese Central Press Writer (For Re-Election) But the commerce department's SEASON when THIS IS THE - An instsection of Fulton's serien- is being done comes from the crac- reports indicate very clearly what, adoring Anwriearis pay tribute about. 'tail . did street system will prove cuss- ked expansion joints, and this .07- basically, the friction is all to the green stayah of the river . • • - County Court Clerk. elusively that some repair work is matte can be swiftly repaired wills bottonis, the emperor of all vain JAPAN'S Mt:APPOINTM)NT the grand prince of CLARDY HOLLAND bici badly' needed. This condition will patchwork. The thing to do is te flier (ambles, Briefly, as per these rep, As: the picnic lunch the Alabama (For re-election) pern,,,nt fuel supply. Coal always grow acute as titne passes start this work at once. It ehouW more Japan, being desperately over- ttaterberry cis, as it is vulgarly NO-COAL HANDLING has been safe and economical. To- on. for no matter how well a street be done this summer. Don't give sought an 6uttet in Man- known. the watermelon. •Perhaps ytiu base already in- day it is also clean and convenient. The Box Sr( 4. crowded, • • is constructed it will wear. If the winter a chance to get in its work ehuria, for centuries regarded as • For Couutv Jutige stalled automatic heating. But you Stoker sizes of coal which Iroa If we do but originally a ercepect of a good, juiry haven't made your ultimate switch fireman use cost less per ton forth. wear is not stop)eds and if proper on these cracked places. northorn China The CLAUDE L. WALKER itself, set up a puppet melon is enough to make any Utlil you install an hod Fireman same quality than ordinary lump coal. repair work is not don, the street this, we will have vaetly more da- realm by automatic coal burner. If you are This lower priced fuel coupled there, and began run- itheit take out kW citizenship Fir Re-electioa will soon become worthless. mage to tepair next spring. The government still using a hand•fired furoace. sic with higher 6ring efficiency, make ning it, nominally as an independ- papers. ELVIS J. STAHR built. already existed too sea you to coasider this ultimate Iron fireman cost even less than Our streeta were well condition has ent country but actually as a Japa- • • • continue step immediately. hand-firing-lar less than any othet Honest material, honest workman- long. DOn't allow it to nese dependency. If r.ature smiled in giving this For County Attorney For truly your best het today is kind of automatic fuel. ship. careful, supervision went in- much longer. plan did aoy work overly land luscious fruits she must enlan, the The JAMES H. WARREN to heat wkh coal via Iron tit But get whole story: to their beetling. With proper ease well. have grinned right out loud at * the machine which hres coal dirccely Ask us lot illustrated lit- Marl' the giant green ova, D. FRED WORTH away it will be atany years before. any Manchukuo pre v iously the rat of &um the coal bin, doing an. erature, prices and Ore* c,huir*ai is about as big as Canada bloomed in the original melon featly with coal handling. survey of your own hoc- great outlay will he necessary. But and, potentially, about as rich, but patch any of the chief virtues For Magistrate 1%t. Disirict goal, as you know, is America', ing plata: we do not have the right to expes" WANT ADS practically undeveloped. k watermelon being its size. - to use these street indefinitely • • • •e-e• • nowt( ROBERTS without proper upkeep Auld repair JAPAN'S TROUBLES Sonic folk think watermeloa C. J. BOWERS FOR RENT: Two rooms, fur- paste wigs, 'Our highways prove this with,,,,t Its u.ndevelopment was a draw- shouid be caeca from a (For Re-Election) unfurnished Apply Dick fork but this is nothing sitoti CITY COAL COMPANY question. None of these would nished or back; it did not begin to yield re- a - 197. Adv. 155- t f enough. The cliniate was of sacrilege. stand up without this'never Thuatas sults fast • • • For Mayor unstilted to Japanese colonization, log upkeep and repair work. With The true ivIon inter gets R. C. PEErtk:s Telephone 51 or 322. FOR RENT -- Nice four-room too: too chilly. Moreover its in- this repair and upkeep Ow vari- went on a sit-dcwn firm grip id the rind vath both PAUL DeMYtait apartment in good location. Pri- habitants for ous states are keeping a vest net- strike; would not do business tsith lianas, gazes raptly severg (Far Re-election) vate bath, garage, rooms newly seconds at the bright red, races. work of paved highways in splen- the Japanese. , -7-1 -__J ___I _el J -I papered and decorated. Call Fall Manchukuo was infested lent heart speckled with seses, did condition:. without it we Besides. and 156-tf brigands. takes a long, deep breath For City Council would see become St Fall. by a these highways Adjoining. Russia also was a then dives head amost. A. I. Nimuorst must • • . more or less useless. Fulton threat to the Japanese-Manchuku- K. R. LOWE ii WANTED: Man and wife to milk later he comes to the learn this lessen. can regime. . A minute T. 1'. BOAZ cows. Apply Dick Thomas. Adv. surface for air, face dripping ar,I PALACE ._I1OTEL The local street system has now Japan heel to maintale a large J. N. alleaLEILLT i 166-If army in Manchukuo see 45 raining down from both been down for several "ears Some and expensive E. N. DeMTER itself and the pituatty ears. 1 repair work has been done. it Is to support C's ff. H. BUGG FOR RENT-July lbth. 6-room Mancliukuoan regime against these Red Boiling Springs, Tenn. true. But not enough. For the past This army The champion watcemelop ad- R. CLARENCE PICKERING , house newly decorated. 4th street - multiplying hostilities. v.3 year_L have not beett able to see in turn, became in- diet of out pares: was• kid 168-tf of occupation, eat a ho!it any of this work being done. No ARCH HUODLESTON. It began to demand •IUleW back home. He'd ••••••,.... • subordinate. slice and L has been short of "on its own," regardless in the center of a huge Season June 1-October t doubt the city to operate his head Pike a • GRUEN & ELGIN WATCHES • hiL ' FOR RENT: 3 room apartment. orders from Tokio. It began to then slip it over funds, as this has been. more or of continuing to chew and • WATCH P.EPAIR L 'private ,bah. Private entrance. want to slop over into "China collar, 111 less a chronic condition. But it is Wall. swallow until he reached tho • ANDREWS JEWELRY 00. • Ad 1'915.00. Phone 558. Adv. 169-ti. proper"- south of the Great Th.. fa,()rile health rcsort of ilionsamk, endorsed by I false economy to delay this work • • • rind. It was awfully messy but • • • • • • • • • • • I J.“ perfectly wonderful L al "Red - and -Muck- t too long if we allow i to continue WHAT JAP.ANISSE KNOW lie hada i leading phy-siciuns. Origin much longer we will find it ne- COUPLE WANTED, to rent- two I rot thee: lend I have lived L ' 'rat a atera. famous since pioneer (18:irs. • cessary to do n great tidal of re- rooms for men. Mrs. J. F. Onelby. t paving. When the slab is worn too a•cien furnished apaettuent. Also Milland, the man who leaped to the L deeply it will be lcurid impossible ees-asesmae. Modern Mineral Bath House Jean Arthur top rung of screen popularity after to build it up with aspriali to the 2C9 CEDAR STREET. Desirable , W I , his appearance opposite Dorothy proper - smoothness. Exponsiin three roem apartment. Private en Complete hotel serY ice. in.-hiding Beillliy Salon. Bar- lit Near Role Lamour in "The Jungle Princess." Joints have cracked badly on trance Adults Adv. 174-61. The cast also includes Luis Albenii ger Shop. % alt-i. and roams with pris ate hails. Ex- many of the streets. and from Like "Deeds" Mary Nash and over a scare ol cellent meals. these cracked joints the Oa pav- WANTED: Man with car. Per- I other well-known players. The ing surface is being rapidly ground menent position. Opportunity for Arthur comes to the Lovely Jean picture was directed by Mitchell I away. Large holes are appearing advancement. Write or asap J. 0. another of the roguish, Dancing. Boy. hug. Tennis. Fishing. Boating al screen in Leisen. whose latest succees." ire these plates. and it will soolt Matlick..-Cur Mary Ligon. Hickman roles which made her other outdoor Sports. hoydenish "Swing High. Swing Low," was be too late to patch such places. Ky.. Adv. 175-g, "Mr. Deeds Goes To famous in acclaimed by critics throughout the L Some of the rtreots, too, are show- the new Preston Sturges Town" in country. ing considerable wear on, the sur- LOST: Yellow gold ladies Elgen which opens Write for Descriptive Booklets. comedy "Easy Living," - il. face, and it may be tecessary to wrist watch. Reward. Call 396. Adir on Thursday at the Orpheum - 177-3t. apply a c8at of asphalt ..,to some Theatre... POWEIL OFF FOR REST Rates (American Plan) $2.5O to ..':5.1111_ per day. of these places. Commercial Ave 10 COMPLEWE ALGOVEKY FOR on Sharing stellar honors with Ed- nue the first street to be paved. RENT--Two apartments FROM GRIEF OVER JEAN it shows much wear, Perhaps the Park Avenue. One 3-room, one 4- ward Arnold, and appearing oppo- SERVICE Chas. B. McClellan. Manager. Cal. site Ray Kfilland, Miss Arthur playa 11 work was not as well done here as rcom. Newly papeled. Garage, • HolDwood, Calif., July-Wil- a No. 331. the role of a working girl who is 11 it was later,.,but in any event. this Adv. 178-3t liam Powell. debonair screen ac- and not only that given a $50,000 sable coat under stleet is bahly worn tor, packed tonight for a trip to the most amusing circumstances, -Good However, the main dam,,ge ths.. quiet Southern ealifcrnia retreat Sandwiches. TOLL IN INDIAN TRAIN DIS- and then has to live up to it. The where he will rest for several days -Steaks. ASTER STILL IN DOUBT cast causes a crisis on Wall Street, to complete his recovery from Ill- --Chop, Cold Meats. -ill saves a fashionable hotel from ness induced by the shock of Jean Madras, India, July-The Pun- bankruptcy. patches up a beautiful -Lunches. In the 0141 4 Herlow's (Path. MALARIA jab-Bengal Express was derailed love affair between Arnold and his -Regular Dinners. 4.62=65 Powell was reported improved fifteen miles from Fannie today wife, and wins Miss Arthur a of Chills today, but his physician was tie- -tlealiied the Speedy Relief wah large casualties. Estimates of handsome husband in the mile-a- A favorite. spot with willing for him te re:urn to work and Fever the killed and injured varied. One minute story. choice people. on his current picture until Wed- appatently reliable estimate said Miss Arthur's last stellar appear- Ow true 4.4")Ihi• teeth are chattcring nesday or later. • When your seventy-five dead and seventy- ance was in "History Is Made at SMITH'S with chills and your body burning five injured. Dr. H. D. Van Vlett said Powell fever, went quick an.:1 cc- Night," in which she played a role itten?.. tor with you Late reports from was suffering trona nervous and Lable relief! Patna, how- similar to the one in "Mr. Deeds." NEW CAFE ever, physical exhaustion. grove's Tasteless Chill Ton;c is said ninety bodies had beep Previous to this she was seen in the to talze for recoveicd so far. 458 Lake Street the medicine you want Cecil B. DeMille epic "The Plains- 444.44-1-++ Malaria. This is no new-faagled or The Exchange Telegraph re- man." in which she 'enacted the NOTICE untried preparation, but a trcatir.cat petted 280 dead and 259 injured proven merit. now famous role of "Calamity" of all Indians. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tunic era- Notice is hereby given that the The treat, thins tasteless qninidine and iron. cemprising seven janeMsie Arthur wears a wardrobe Fulton Tobacco Company of Ful- stops chills Lull fee,t. ccaches, toppled ever an It quickly the embank- valued at $100.000 and gems worth ton, Kentucky, a Kentucky corpora- We know no and also tends to build you up. ment and five caaches were de- you,,wan:. $800.000 in her role as the working tion, is closing its business atm This is the double effect molished. The wreck occurred at necessary as The very ne::t time you feet ebiils girl who made good-but hasn't winding up the affairs pursuant tie other equally As the Wardde of Billie, near and fever: coming on, get n honk ei stance the wherewithal with to buy her- resolution of its Board of Directors Tasteless Chill Sar. Eleanore. Grove's self a square meal in the picture. 'TOBACCO COMPANY safe plan your ticket - - - taking it immediately and it v.111, FULTON which soon flx you up. Relief workers sped to the scent "Easy Living" marks the first By Leon Solomon, President All drug stares fell Grove's Taste- frcm Patna. It was understood Eu- major appearance of the handsome adv. 'It will pay you when you go less Chill Tonic, 53c and $1. To ropean first and second class pas- economical size. ' latter is ti- • more sengers escaped Uninjured. GET IT WITH A LEADER WANT: as good a away-- insure ADVERTISEMENT Lubrication a return on SPECIALITY el:11 ... your money Atkins Insurance Agency Dr. Seldon Cohn - GREENLEA CEMETERY Washing Polishing Phone 5 400 Lake Stree Simonizing. .4 Eye, Ear, Nose, dur-. friendly attitude and helpful co-operation is State Line Our offices will be closed Thursday afternoon am* policy in establishing your ownership in Green Service ing June. July and August. Made Len Cemetery. 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ea- I kfterniton. fills 20. 11037. All-Stars'Win Decision Over rner Carr and Third Street Jackson Generals Last Night On my way to Mayfield Friday night I saw a small boy standing Weuning, Local Star, Pitches Three Run- on the side of the road and as we approached he :gently pulled his less Innings. trousers leg above his knee and threw his thumb in the air in the direction of Mtleld--He must The Kitty League All-Stars won Summary: Errors Siemer, O'Con- have seen Col rt do it in "It over; the Jackson Generals -last nell, Hayden 2, Miller. Runs bat- Happened One Night"____Friday night in Jackson, score 5 to TIRE 2, this ted in Werner, Antondllt Gran- night a week ago in Jackson elte wx47ATLAS a must being the second victory for the ! gard 2. O'Connell, Resinger, Hit- unusual play happened -Gregory Stars in the annual value. Elmer zenhather. Two base hits O'Con- was on first—Cooper hit one nell, Wenning. Fulton star, pitched Antonelli. Three base hits— straight at Vinson on short—Hal As liberal a guarantee as we offer "ilk three runless innings for the Stars, O'Connell, Grangard. Ritzenha- rounded second seeing that Vinson every Atlas Grip-Safe, Silent Tread and (Lsopei Fulton outfielder. , ther. Stolen base Miller. Double didn't have the ball and thinking tire could wily Sc possible in connec- tion with a tire "Built To Last". contributed a ana run to the -plays O'Connell 1 unassisted': that it .had gone past him into victors. Knicktuyer of Hopkins- Antonelli to Valine to O'Connell the outfield he started We can afford to stand back of this to third, guarantee. Weaning of ',WWII and Left on bases Ali Stars 7, Jackson when he was Atlas tires stand-the-gaff— about half way Vin- the new Atlas especially. New in tie-- Wright of Mayfield. did the twill- 10. Base on balls off Commixing 3. son reached into his shirt and came sign—new in safety—new in silent ing for the Stars. ,I off Knickmeyer I, off Murphy 2. out with the ball. Hal tried to gt•' eration—yet retaining all ds. off Wenning 4. off Wright I back, but without results, becausi known Atlas features—wider Fulton is playing Jackson here er tread—more anti-skid MU Struck out by Cummings 5, by Vinson tagged him before he could today and tomorrow, and then more road grip. And underneath the Knickmeyer 3. :by Murphy 2. by get turned around good_.It was tread ale extra-heavy plies the Eagles go on a road trip to of Mat-re- Wenning 2, by Wright 3. kilts off llkethls—The ball took one hop sisting, anti-friction cord for blow-out Owensboro for a series of three protection. ; Cummings 9 in I innings, with 5 near Vinson and bounced right See the new Atlas re-in- Raines, with perhaps a playoff of forced tube--examine the tire careful- tuns; off Murphy 1 in 2 innings. down his shirt and for awhile even a postponed game during the ly. 'Then, buy this combination with with no runs; off Knickmesei 2 Vinson didn't know where the ball Absolute assurance that three days. Mayfield comes here your invest- in 3 innings. with 1 run; off Wen- wits_ ___Last Wednesday wheit ment will be protected—a new achieve- next Sunday Lot three games. 'ling 1 in 3 inklings, with no runs. Cooper cleared the fence with two ment in tire value—guaranteed per- Score: off formance. AL HANDLING crinammt fuel supply. Coal always Wright 4 in 3 innings. with I on—Uncle Henry jumped us as if la] been safe arid economical. To- run. Hit by pitcher by Cummings a pin had stuck In him (as if sev- e day it is also Ro1 clean and consenient. i Keathley ). Wild pitches Cum- eral didn't) and threw his sev- oniat,c hem us, nut it Stoker sizes of coal ;which hat .le Iron mings Knieluneyer. Winning eral feet s,,ur iniat iii it. I; lirernan lite cost less per ton for the into the air,, He must install an Aron fireman same quality pitcher KnIckineyee. Le: ti pit- have been with than ordinary lump coal All Stars AS the boys_ ___Dutch Yokleks PO-CAA& SEs1Seic-4 burner. If sou are his lower priced fuel coupled cher Cummings'. Umpires Black- Welch 'a hand.iired turn.o.y. Giemer 2b manager of the Generals, re- I OF M1120t1- '11 GEIZS ue scab higher tii-ing etEcienyy, make ard. Green and Beggs. Time 2:(15. quires all players to directly COPYIK•PiT. .957. this Winn-as Iron fireman cost esen less than xValine 2b go KIK FLATUkt5 dimety. hand-tiring—far less than any other Aineni &s back to the dugout after making' your best bet today kini is of automatic fuel. Bing cf . an out and does notiStlIcs, h ieoal via Iron hi 4,4111.1Q, B ut get the Wbub whole story, Kthiey Baseball Directors out near- first base___ _Bill South- tires 0,41 dire...elr Ask us for illustrated cf shivers ever time that ye even nil bin, doing lit- worth, Manager of the away en- erature, prices and free G'gard If Memphis;thinks about it. LET'S HAVE Li,r. handl To Meet Chicks, gives- A silk ot your PWCIse Cooper rf Tonight his reason why most i ,ou know, is: .4-• NEW LEAGUE PRESIDENT NEXT after her cempanion disapis, America'. Lug pi.tra; ball clubs play better ball on the ; Waists rf _ • • 0 . YEAR _'Nuff said. FOlice said their records c President J. E. Hannephin has road than they do at home. He said Jhst. c - 4 i .; ed Figliolia served ei; ' RED HOT PRICES 0 called a meeting of the baseball "You see, when a team is on the TO HELP C"'C'ell lb • 4 int onths in the 1E1,31151_1;3.6. Nfo. Witte 3b 4 club ditectors fur tonight at 7:30 road the boys concentrate on base- SUSPECT SOUGHT IN SILK 2 to discuss matters of interest, and ball, at home they have their STOCKING SLAYING OF GIRL K'myer p degree assault on the cuinii YOU 0 ,) all other persons who might be friends to share their attention"— KEEP COOL - Wenning p • ._ 1 of the girl, who charged -him it 0 -0_ 0 0 ; inte.rested Ole invited to be pre- That's funny I have always New York, July 18, I AP).—Po- Wright p thought criminal assault. Emerson _ sent. Some of the directors feel different____From Eddie Brietz ifscie tonight radioeast an eight- 5:1'esir Totals 36 5 10 21 61 the of providing no w writer of the SPORTS ROUND-UP State alarm for Frank Figliolia HIGH-POWER SPEED! Guar:tweed Fans bleaenenecrse:titnessit31. space. and this in New York conies word about the 22, in connection with the strangt Today's Games :411.95 up Jackson A will be discussed at the meeting University of Tennessee football slaying of Dorothy Tatman, 18. 'jib this FAST-AS-GAS team Howell cf • tonight. this fall—Eddie says "Don't In a' lower East Side hotel last Paducah at Owensboro. High make . Grade Inner Spring Hayden 2b 5 0 the mistake so many south- Sunday. Mayfield at Hook'ti•vilic PERFECTION OIL RANGE ern scribes Mattress Miller If 3 1 are making and over- The girl, who registered with a Jackson at Fulton. _ Wells ss 4 0 look. Major Bob Neyland's Ten- swarthy uitder assumed Union City at Les;rgtim .t;11.95 ownwinwitiwwwwsiginu_sinminsinwisanalmwessawinstwwwiesss_man an • Ringer 2b 3 0 nessee VoLs in this fall's football l work. 1:,•ilitt,I R'satlier c Team: ------King Carl- Hubbell- soya Folding (amp Cots. 4 spriti2s. Tenn. Dizzy Dean's fast Owens ill 4 0 FULTON 40 27 .597 ball burns thru heavy frame and cover there so fast that C Mines p .3 0 Jackson 40 29 .53C it gives him the Murphy_ p _ _.1 0 Union $2.75 amm June 1—Oetober '- s • City 40 29 .58C 1 Hopkinsville 38 29 .567 Lexington 34 34 .50C 41aska and North Star, Owensboro _31 35 .47C freeze., fast. smoother, Yal4 61.011h Of 11 sauds. All Stars 112 100 000-5 Mitefield 30 36 .45F last longer. Prices start Ai% -iciatis. Original —lien • — and (- Wart.— Jackson 100 000 010 -2 i Paducah 16 50 .242 • • at f01114.11- 7ieter pinneor •When you want oven speed ior biscuits or pastry, a Perfec- POWER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SH()P tion High-Power oil stove Formerly Fourth Street Shoe Shop. gives it. You can beat a biscuit P1111 4)1 Fly Spray • oven in about seven minutes, tin hiding Ileonts Work Done the Factory Way. Ail licbuilt Shoes Shined Free. I Sprayers-both for CITY MEAT boil two quarts of water in o I - 551111 IrrIS t.\' `ins Ile-soling—. Cleaning, Titillate anti about eight minutes. Four and 39e eing 4;n:trainee& MARKET five-burner ranges, with oven 0. L. Easley, Prop. at right or left end, and stoves Folding Chairs for Porch Hos. 11111.:. I ruin.. and for use with portable Perfec- and Lawn. Special Slate St. 103. Phone 378 oveus. oilier triathlon. tion "Live-Heat" Spurt-. FREE DELIVERY LOO 1 Gallon N'acpum Jua. - - Large Size Gliders - - - - ;012.95 fair tit ;fa /qua s2..30- to S5.00 per day.

Lawn Mowers Siutrpenerl and Repaired. In L. A. PEWITT the old days. the veteran skipper wEinat realized the danger that lay outside State Line Street the true course.so he kept to the deep waters for clear sailing. If 'von are planning to tak,e a trip. N1 hat course are you steering in anywhere or any time, yell should all means avail yourself of our Your BAKING? Is it a trouble-free Travel Accident Insurance Policy. one. Why not avoid future disaster The cost is moderate. Only 25 cents by using Browder's Flour. 11 11 per day, and you vst ill have this pro- tection. .4sk "ll for the imniliur old brands:-., Every guest at Lone's Cafe beetage# a special guest in QUEEN'S CHOICE the eyes of the attendants. Have It Done at BRADY'S and Be And every visit to the Cafe Sure of a Good Job! BROWDER'S SPECIAL is a special treat for A Expert Straightening of Wrecks with Bear Aligner 400 Lake Street SUPERBA or C44044jMer. and Straightner. II PEEBLES When there's any repair stork to be done on your car, you can if ill he chLierI Thurdity afternoon dur- be sure it's done right uhen you bring it to BRADY'S. Ite ing June. fitly anti ittgust. straighten fenders, remove body dents, repair bumpers, radia- toes and doors. All stork done with the expert skill of experien- ced mechanics. 11 Economy Prices, Prompt Service, Guaranteed liOrk tue Dally Leader fur best Results! BRADY BROS. GARAGE Advertise in the Daily Leader for best Results! A Ft ernoon. Tilly _ 20, 1937. -- _ 44++4-H44-444-+ 444-14+++++++++++-I4-letetei4+4$44+440•44++++44' Knighton. Paul Bynum, and Edwards and Mrs. Joe Hall and comes to the Orpheum Thursday Raymond Pewitt attended the All- little daughter are spending a few and Friday. Star game at Jackson last night. days with Mrs. Bill Wooten in Cov- • • • i Bill Beadles of Milan, Tenn.. ington, Tenn. spent the week end with his par- Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Williams of ,WORK IS being pushed to com- Martha Moore, Society Editor. Office Phone 30—Monie 684 ents. BEAUTICIANS, I've observed, activities much, but these shades Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Beadles Jackson Tenn., were here Sunday pletion of two new buildings on 044++++++++++-:4+44+++++++++++++++++444.444444•44-H4.14+4 usually ignore one hazard of sum- do. And so they, too, bring about on Arch street. to visit her father, V. C. King, who Main street this week and it looks accord- some immunity. R. B. Hamby has returned to Is a patient at the Bushart Hos- like it won't be long before both RETURNS FROM Selmer, Mrs. Margaret Baxter, the ner--the mosquito. And itch a Mosquito bites generally his home in No.sh;ille, Tenn., af- pital. the new picture SUMMER SCHOLL hosts and the honoree.. ng to pretty Itocheile Hudson, great deal, and the natural instinct show building arid ter a visit with his sister, Mrs. 0. V. C. King, who recently suffer- the Miss Louise Alti.m arrived home - • • * .creen actress, that doesn't seem Is to scratch them. But this is an Franklin Store building will G. Bard and Mr. Bard on Carr St. ed a broken leg, is doing as well be last night from BOwling Green, MARSHALLS RETURN MU' right. Rochelle insists that, extremely dangerous practice. If ready for occupancy, The Wer- scratched vigorously, Miss Ann Godfrey of Paducah, as could be expected, according ner Ky., where she has been attending TO FLORIDA ts a means of destroying the the bites are Bros. theater.expects to open 3eauty of an otherwise flawless the skin may be broken As a re- Ky., spent last night with her to, reports from the Bushart hos- their new house the early part of summer school at Western. She Mrs. Dwight Marshall and sult, germs may enter and serious ikln, this buzzing, biting insect sister, Mrs. Charles Binford. She pital today. )September, we understand, and will return there in the fall. children, Dwight, Jr., and Kath- the caselscinfectiogn may iresu it. !annot be beaten. In was accompanied htune this Mr. and Mrs. George Pickering indications are that the • • 4 ryn who have been visiting in the mosquitoes, the female is regarded There are many remedies now on Franklin morning by her mother, Mrs J. of Mayfield spent Sunday with store Is SPEND VACATION home of•-Mr. and Mrs. Clemons sal more deadly than the male, for the market that may be used to nearly ready for its open- L. Godfrey, Who has been visiting Mrs. J. a Aivey. IN ST. LOUIS Lawson, have teturned to their it Is the female of the specie that soothe the bites if they are irri- ing. All exterior taork is complet- does most of the biting. And each tating. Even plain witch hazel, al- here for several days. Shelby Roberts entered the Ful- ed, and workmen are now work - Chambers Holman and Wallace home in Apalachicola. Florida. cohol, ammonia or wet soap will time that she 'bites, she extracts a Miss Edith Futrell of Paducalk ton hospital yesterday for treat- ing on the interior sAround at the RudcUe arrived home Sunday They were accompanied by J. C. same time help to soothe the bitten areas. bit of blood, and at the is the guest of Mrs. C A. DaVania ment. new factory building, the interior morning from St. Louis. Mo.. where Lawson. Jr., who will spend the a small quantity of a high- Whatever you do, however, don't. injects on Route 1. Mrs. L. C. Williams spent. Mon- work will be they spent their vacation. While remainder of the summer in Flo- ly irritating fluid. The bitten scratch mosquito bites, else you'll completed this week. Mrs. C. A. DaVanta and ,daugh- day at the I. C. Hospital in Pa- and there they attended the ball game. ride. spot becomes swollen, inflamed and run the risk of infection and dis- everything-swill be in readiness figurement. ter, Dorris, attended the double ducah visiting .her sister, Mrs. • 4. • • • • itchy. And the victim usually for the Henry I. Siegel Factory to scratches the spot until, sometimes, funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Eak- Marion Sharpe. who recently un- move in. ?ler. Siegel is expected to FLORIDA VISITORS SPEND WEEK F.ND dan- ANSWERS TO QCF.RIES blood is drawn. Then there Is ers held in Mayfield yesterday. derwent an appendicitis operation. be in Dickson some time the HONORED SUNDAY WITH LAWSONS and often perma- Skin Bleach ger of infection, Mr. and Mrs. Eakers were killed Mrs. Sharpe is getting along ni- latter part of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lawson kn- Mrs. C. L. Baxter and children, remain. Babs: Lemon Juice and diluted this week, and is nent scars in an automobile accident at cely. tertained Sunday in honor of Mrs. Nancy and Patsy, of Ocean View, The thing to do, of course, is to peroxide both constitute effective expected to come to Fulton to skin bleaches. Either bleach should Johnston. Tenn., Saturday. Dwight Marshall and children. Delaware end Mee. .13atte Hudson keep those pesky insects from view the new building and to set feasting on our tender anatomies. be permitted to dry on the skin, the date for the opening of the Kathryn and Dwight, Jr., of Apa- of Wilmington were the week cild anti therm hit of cold cream should Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Putnam and LISTENING POST There's a new ereara on the mar- factory here. What about a cele- lechicola, Florida with a delight- guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Clemons purpose. be applied to counteract any drying R. V. Jr., and Mrs. L. H. Ander- (uontinued from Page One) ket designed for just this ibtation on that day? Wouldn't ful picnic at their home on the Lawson enroute to San Diego. It is greaseless, stainless and defi- effects. son of Bardstown Ky., have re- Fulton have something to cele- Hickman highway. A deLicious pie- California. nitely discouraging to all biting in- Blonde Hair Rinse turned from a vacation trip to Arthur in the shape of a gorgeousl Dot: The blonde hair rinse to brate? Mc lunch was setved to the fol- • , • • • sects. Tetgas. While there Mrs. sable coat ig "Easy Living," which claim that certain which you refer hi composed of the lowing Mr. and M .s. M. B. Young Scientists Putnam visited the show scents also discourage insects. The juice of one lenur, difte tablespoon rooms of of Dyersburg, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. CIRCLF. NO. 3 tablespoon of the Prima Dohna Dress Company MEETS YESTEF411. 1 odors of peppermint, eucalyptus, of vinegar, one per- Tom Gates, Mrs. Della Lawson, and citronella, for in- oxide and a pint of clear water. and the Fox Hat company. Circle No. 3 of th'e First Baptist paraffin Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lawson and stance, seems to spoil Mademoiselle Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brady have W. M. U.'Met Monday attenuant entirely. And EDITOR'S NOTE - While It is bite children, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bax- Mosquito's appetite Minn Glad to answer moved from Eddings street to the with Mrs. E. H. Knighton with 9 do is to anoint the possible for ter, Miss Mary Bx:ter, M. Drink- so the thing to quentionn by mall. she will tot corner of West and State Line members and one visitor, Mrs. exposed portions of the body with happy to send you her pamphlets as ard of Jackson, C. W.'Baxter of "The New Figure" end "Beauty Cat- streets. Knighton. present. Alter a short any one of these essences before If you will write her, rare of tole" Paul DeMyer is moving today business session the Bible Study venturing out of doors. this paper, enclosing a self-addressed envelope 'stamped with • tn.., rent from the Mayfield highway to 130 'yes eonducted by the_ chairman, Certain Colors Protect ettantp. and ten cents in ruin FOR EACH. to cover cost of printing and F.ddings street. (11111.—Iiit %Her Hit—COOL Mrs. M. L. Rhodes from the Bock Scientists claim, too, that the handling. For her artichn on "Care Announcement is hereby made that repelled by certain col- of the Sands and Nails" and "Care Mrs. Sue Schoe, who has been a -f Obadiah, assisted by all pre- mosquito is , Bright yellow and white are of the Fedi and Lego- two cent• patient in a Mayfield hospital for nt. During the social hour the ors. in coin FOR EACH. and a self-ad. shades that this insect views with dressed, stamped antelope Cr,' re- the past week, has returned home. hostess served a delicious salad quired. Personal questions on boauty a definitely disapproving eye. Oth- will be answered through Miss Glad's Mr. and Mrs. U. W. Jones have enurse. The meeting was dismiss- cramp her biting N er hues do not daily column. returned to their home in New ed with prayer by Mrs. A. C. Al- Orleans after several day's visit has recently purchased the interest of G. M. Easley len. The next meeting will be Myra Scearce 4ave the CAIRO LADIES with Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Phillips in the City Meat Market on State Line held August 2, meeting place to Street. The reading a portion of the 4th TO PLAY HERE on Malden street. be announced later. • meat shop will continue under the same manage- chapter of John.'Mrs. Roger Kirk- The Cairo women_ golfers will Mrs. Ola Seddens of Whiteville 4, • • ment. land read 3 chapters from the meet the local women golfers in Tenn. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ANNIE ARMSTRONG Mission Book. "He that Giveth" a tournament here tomorrow Tom Irby on Second street. t'IRCLE MEETING by John Simpson. The meeting morning at 10 o'clock at the Mr. and Mrs. Tom Irby have re- Mr. Browder is well-kown here and cordially Miss Adele Rhodes and Mrs V. was closed with prayer by Miss Country ChM. About 11 prayers turned from a motor trip to invites sthe general A Richardson were hostesses last public to be his customers. Scearce. During the social hour from Cairo are expected. Shawnee. Okla.. and Carlsbad, N. :light to the Annie Armstrong Cir- the hostesses served delicious ice Mexico. , le of the Firsts Baptist Church at cream and cookies to 14 members. Dr. and Mrs. Horace Luten, Mies the home of Mrs. Richardson se- 4. • 41 Nell Myrick, Mrs. H. W. Shupe,! . und street. Mrs. Attila Hemphill MRS. BARD AT HOME and Miss Alma Knighton attend- ,•pened the meeting with a prayer F. Scales of Mrs. G G. Bard, who has been J Bardstown. Ky., ed the bedside of Miss Betty Jor- Telephone 378 WEDNESDAY ONLY , nd presided during the busines.s oh:1Mo In State Line Street the city dan, who is in the I. C. Hospital James Melton-Wini Shaw -.ession. Mrs. Hugh Rushton call- in Paducah. Patricia Ellis in ( d the roll, read the minutes of Mrs. George Hall. Mrs. Cornelius. "MELODY FOR TWO- the last meetiog and asked for ,Is ri itensonial service rendered. Miss

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