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'S Subscription Rates Weather Guess KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE: — By Carrier Per Year _--_---- ease Partly cloudy, warmer in south east By Mail, One Year portion Wednesday; Thursday lo- Three Months cal rains. FULTON DAitY LEADER. "Now" that is Nese* 1. 1* its 39th. year • • • • Has ken Inhales Leeldileg Palmy all this tane. "Noses that is Ness" The Daily Leader olnnie \\INT.—No. 248 Fulton, Kentucky, Weduesda ‘fiernoon, October 12, 1938 E8TABLISHIED 1898. Will Make Plans Bibb Grates Promises Cecil Bruce Dudley President Sees THE Says Future As Fot Annual Red Quits Newspaper USTRNING Cross Drive Here Mirade A Permanent Parole Post In Louisville Big Increase In I AFL Leader Is POST Louisville, Ky.,—The Courier- There will be a called meeting of Montgomery, Ala -- Governor!after being convicted in 1923 of Journal announced tonight Bruce Defense Budget the executive committee of the Red writer Up To Workers Bibb Graves promiaki.Ceeil Miracielarmed robbery and sentenced to a Dudley, its sports editor, was re- • In the opinion of this CVoss at the Woman's Club on parole today, prdvidedimaximum term of life. Later, in signing to become executive mana- there are many beautiful drives in 13, at 9:30, to a permanent Thursday, October he was convicted on three ger of the Louisville American As- Would Bring Arms Cost To and about Fulton, and each chang- Roll California will waive ue,..ondition-1Alabama, Charges That Lewis' Offer T ke plans for the annual and grand lar- club. More Than Double Pre. ing season brings a different sort ally a "holdover" against the Ken- charges of burgarly sociation baseball Quit Is Fraud On ' I which will be held some time over Kilby prison of beauty In the spring I think tuckian who escaped three prisons,1ceny, but escaped vious Figure between November 11 and Novem- he He will be succeeded by Earl spots can never be Public then settled in his natiae Clear walls Dec. 29, l923. After that those beauty ber 24. The following persons com- Ruby, assistant sports editor. The • Creek to become a iespected &mei was convicte i,i *Fiorilla of rob- Washington, —A large increase more beautiful. but when summer the committee: 3. 0. Lewis, change is effective Oct. 15. Houston, Tex., —Piesiden berman. bery, but escaped gain. in the 1939 national defense bud- moves in I see I was wrong, and Mrs. S. P. Moore, secre- ham Green of the Anterican airman, Making his way back to his na- re- get was foreseen today by President that summer is really the most J. The, Louisville baseball club a lary,.J. D. Davis, T. M. Franklin "INe been trying seven months to Miracle began beautiful. Then along comes Au- ration of Labor tonight placed tive Bell county, cently was purchased by Thomas Roosevelt. E. Fall, Clarence Reed. Gus Bard, get Florida and California to waive again," became a respect- tumn, and again I believe I was future as head of the federation "all over Yawkey, owner of the Boston Red He explained the Navy alone in Ikon Browder, Woodrow Fuller, holdovers against him,", Graves head of a lodge. He mistaken, and that Fall LS ..really in the handsof-5,000,043 of the( ederation ed citizen, Sox; Donie Bush. former manager needs $150,000,000 more next year Mrs. Nora Alexander, Mrs J. E. said, "and if I can pet them l Miracles have a time. Even in the dead the hands workmen. married and the of the Minneapolis. team in the to start new warships already au- the beauty Fall. All are urged to be present twalversi I'll turn him - loose. gone, He called John I.. Ledzis' offer young daughter. American csociation, and Frank thorized bf Congress. of winter, with all greeness promptly at 9:30. Florida recently Med an uncon- in the to resign as C. I. 0. chairman, if E. McKin ey, Indianapolis capi- Such an iperease would bring there is frequently beauty ditional waiver,'and C9Ifornia A magazine "wanted" picture was Green would step down as A. F. talist. Bus ti is president and field the nation's annual arms budget gaunt woodlands, covered perhaps ed notice of partial waivar, but said recognized by the citizen of a of L. president, "an attempted of the Colonels. up to within striking distance of a with ice, with ice glinting on bar- a parole violator, neighboring town, who notified of- manager fraud on the public." Treads Of Tires Miracle "remains billion and a half dollars, or more ren fields, and with the ability to subject to arrest and return to pri- • ficers. "It Is obvious," -Green said,. than twice as much as national bee greater distances than when Bring Arrest Of son as such should he be-within the A six-month temporary parole "that even if he (Lewis i resigned defense was costing only a decade the land is covered with green trees confines of the state of California.",givea.by Goy. Graves ended re- More Gold as chairman of C. i. 0. he still ago. in full foliage. Hit And Runner Miracle escaped California prison,:cently. • •• would remain its dictator." Shipped To The The total, however, still is far under the $1,744,000.000 spent in • Of all the roads in and about McConnellsburg, Penn., —State Green, as yet unopposed. is up Well United States post-war 1920 before naval dis- Fulton I think perhaps the road motor police told today how the Textile Labor Nation for re-election Friday. In Wash- armament set in and war-time to Hickman is the most beautiful. to tread of automobile tires and the ington today Lewis offered re- Plans To k -k Equipped For New Yserk, —Incoming ocean expenses were slashed. At any season of the year one rea- if declaration of Harry Hendershot'a tire as C. I. 0. chieftain Green liners were estimated to have The 1938 appropriations for the lises when traveling this road that 8-year-old son that "Daddy did it" would relinquish the A. F of L. 40-Cent Wage All Financing War and Navy finally he is passing through a rich and brought in today approximately Departments. presidency. Lewis's offer came af- led to the arrest of Hendershot on luxuriant country."The fields are so $45,000,000 additional gold. making reached $2,322,07e,452, which in- tef the A. F. of L. convention yes- charges.of involuntary manslaugh- — A labor represent- Chicago, —Allan M. Pope, presi- fertile looking, the trees are so Washington upwards of $125,000,000 to have cluded direct and deficiency ap- terday adopted a resolution say- ter. ..ommittee dent of First Boston Corporation,' sturdy and broad, and one feels al- ative on the wage-hi arrived since Saturday from Europe propriations, and public works al- ing Lewis' removal or resignation industy :,aid today investiment under writers, said to- i ways the almost imperceptible The police mid that the father, for the textile in a record-breaking flow resulting lotments. (would help to bring labor peace. minimum day the Nation's money centersi slope toward the great river in confronted by his son after hours he would ask a 411-eent from the recent war-frightened The President said today that at "The presidency of the American workers for are well equipped to provide fin-, whose valley we live. I drive this of questioning, admitted that he hourly wage for textile flight of capital to New York. leastr $150,000,000 must be pro- Federation of Labor is an elective operation of the ancing and capital required in road many times, and I always find drove the car that killed two boys the first year's An accurate check on the in- vided the Navy next year to start office," Green said. "The chair- law connection with any big increase in beauty and pleasing visits along on a lonelY mountain road near wages and hours floe/ was not obtainable because construction of new ships which memship of the C. I. 0. is an en- president of the industrial expansion. every mile of the mad. Somehow here. Emil Rieve, the bulk of the metal shipments have been authorized by Congress, tirely different proposition. The Federation er Hosiery the cattle seem fatter and more American -I believe," said Pope in an ad- was believed to be for account but for which the money has not officers of the C. I. 0. are not Harry Gordon, 18, and Lemuel Workers, disclosed his intention to contented, the. farms seem more dress before the '.financial section of the U. B. Treasury's stabiliza- yet been appropriated. elected by the workers 1they pre- Truax, 15, were killed Sunday make that demand as the textile substantial and more lasting, the ot the American Life Convention. tion fund, 'which has been co- The Navy received 36.j,033 244 sume to represent. They are self night as they walked along the sat down for its homes seem real hofties that are wage-hour group power In operating with British and French this year, while the War Depart- constituted, self-appointed self- mountain road. Houston Richards. "that the underwriting first discussion of minimum pay le- control funds to maintain order in ment was given $703.024,208 for its occupied by a thrifty and satisfied He de- America is adequate as now con- perpetuating. a companion, was unhurt. vels in the industry. market. entire program, including civil citizenry. I like to drive along at • stituted and that nothing in mar- the foreign exchange scribed the car and police followed The committee, first chosen un- latest this road late in the day, when cat- ket declines of specific securities From all indication's the functions such as river, harbor and marks it left on the road. der the new Wage-hour Law, must tle are lagging slowly homeward, is traceable to lack of available un- gold arrivals have pushed the flood control work. Says He I recommend to Elmer Andrews, the yels1 when the smoke from kitchen fires Bean derwritbig power." , United States' holding of Wage-Hour Adminkerator, the above The new warahipa mantioned. climbs upward in straight columns, low metal claw to or Won't Quit..4.s highest mininnim wake it believes 'time Itirb the it!! Street more are tneluded in the aiiien donor when the sun ts-dropptng Cowl, in Saturday Will Be - Sense $14,000000,000, representing industry can day with- of Morgan. Stan- naval expansion program, sched- thesivest I like to finally climb the the textile underwriting firm than half the world's recorded City Manager Forget-Me-Not Day causing a sAbstantial curtail- distributed a pamphlet in his- ulcd to be realized over a ten- hills into Hickman, stop on the out ley Co. monetary supply. Never in ment in employment. was suggested the Nation's year period. Nary officials re- crest of the great bluff and then which it tory has so much gold been as- Paducah, Ky., —City manager On Saturday, October 15, twenty- The law, effective October 24, underwriting power was insuffici- single cently explained that under' this see the sun dip slowly down to the sembled in custody of a V. Bean today announced that he or thirty of the Fulton High a minaim wage of 35 to meet the demands that program the Navy would ask west, with a thousand colors gleam- five prescribes ent agent. would not resign his position, fol- girls will be circulating on cents an hour and a maxium of 44- come from wide prosperity. funds next Year to start two more ing in the glistening river. Then, School might lowing a statement issued by three streets of Fulton. offering for hour work week ia Industries in in- battleships, four cruisers, eight, dea as the sun finally drops out of the members of the Board of City Coin- sale forget-me-nots for the bene- terstate commerce IT provides ma- stroYers and six or eight sub- sight the great river becomes like a Cynthana Wars missioners, representing a majority fit of the Disabled American Ve- chinery, however. ior establishing marines. broad, smooth expanse of gray vel- U. S. Trade Pact of the body, in which they express- terans. • higher wage level, repsentatives vet. On Squirrels After The two new battleship; would ed belief that "it would not be to of an industry, it. s!orkers, and To Be Sought • • • There will be no set selling price increase the number of new'cape- the best interest of Paducah," agree. Son Bitten for these flowers, but it will be the public Judge's tal craft to eight started or au- • Then there is another beauty .tiould he step out. By Germany spot which I see many, many times, expected of the general public to thorized since restriction of the The city manager's decision also Ky. — A drive against much nearer home. Right on the contribute generously to this wor- Cynthiana, 1921 naval treaty expired at the came on the heels of a secret Ankara. Turkey — Walter Funk,. Cynthiana has been edge of town, just as one starts to- thy cause. The money collected by Architectural squirrels in end of .1936. Two already are under ballot taken last night by city German Economics Minister, an- H. H. Moody, city ward Unicn City, there is a short these girls will go to help support ordered by Dr. construction. bids for three others employes at a convocation called Genius Dies , nounced tonight he intended to since John Swin- stretch of road that is as beauti- those American citizens who were health officer, will be opened October 19, and the by Mr. Bean at the City Hall. To- start trade negotiations with the Federal Judge Mac ful as any pace I have ever seen. In some way disabled in the great ford, son of Navy intends to build another in' day the city manager said the In New York United States. was attacked by a squir- That is th? Whitesell Woods, and World War. Sezinford, the naval yards. results of the vote showed that 111 Funk left for Berlin after con- ago. many times I drive out that way As true American citizens, we rel a week All will be 35:000-ton ships ballots were cast Only eight em- North Kingstown, R. I. — Chris- a trade agreernent with think the citizens of Fulton owe it cluding a minimum of $70,000,000 just to see that one spot. asked that the city man- topher Grant LaFarge, 78, whose The youth, on his way to school, costing ployes to their country and to those who Turkey. . • • • vote. on the (ace and neck each. ager resign. Sixteen did not Wars to architectural genital ranged from concluding billateral ac- was bitten • Everybedy in Fulton knows fought in the War to End "I am cries at- designing awe-in-spiring cathed- goods several times before his to, of wear a forget-me-not on Forget- cords based on the barter of the spot, but perhaps not many rals to utilitarian subway stations, tracted Dr. A. L. Medekle, who kill- me-Not Day. between Gerinancy end the Balkan them appreciate the beauty of the at his Saunder- squirrel. An examination of Civic Groups Mrs. R. Y. Putman died suddenly today States.- he Salerlilitt upon my re- ed the scene. It Is the one spot where it home after a heart attack. the squirrel at the Kentucky Exper- stown turn to Berlin l will start trade seems there is yet an unbroken Station, Lexington. revealed Seek Mayfield Hit By Car Today Monuments to his designing negotiations with the United iment forest ite was common In this coun- Peach Blossom had rabies. Pasteur sitill—the Cathedral of 8t. John the based on the same method the squirrel Center try many Years ago. Of course this States been administered Play While walking across Main Divine in New York and that city's adaptable to present treatments have There is not much At Office Today which is most is an illusion. V. Putman stepped subway stations built under the the youth and he is recovering. Street, Mrs. R. international conditions." Mayfield. Ky., —The Mayfield forest there, but from the road it Transit Commission, to During the summer, many squir- out from between the parked can Rapid Germany's effort appears that the forest stretches A striking commentary on wea- In line with their homes in trees in Lions Club today asked other civic into the path of an automobile, dri- name a few--stand in great cities in- rels made away for countless miles. Dipping ther conditions of the past few tó line up Southeastern Europe very tame groups to Join in making a pro- ven by Tom Brann of Latham, Ten- throughout the United States. Cynthiana and appeared down into a sharp little valley, the weeks was afforded this morning to her economic orbit, Funk negoti- drop from posed *15.000 recreational center nessee, and sustained a broken leg. Father of Oliver LaFarge. 1929 Many of them would one, and a real peach a German credit of approxi- and fairgrounds project a major trees seem to creep up on occurred about nine when a friend left Pulitzer prize-winning author of ated trees onto the shoulders of pass- The accident $80000.000 for Turkey. for the next few months. for a brief moment there is the il- blossom in the office. It grew on a Diately from their proposal F. o'cloek this morning near Legg's "Laughing Boy," LaFarge designed, ersby and viould eat of being alone In a great tree in Clinton, and the trees was Germany expects to supply ma- P. W. A engineers are drafting lusion Shop. too, all the buildings at the New hands. Barber -like for new railroads in East- plains for the forty-acre prcject forest In the spring it is beautiful. quite green and spring in ap- York Zoological Park terials Dr. Moody planned to confer were Anatolia and for new factories application for a Federal grant in summer It is still more lovely, She was taken to the office of pearance. Curiously, there He was a great grandson of ern with Game Warden Sol D. Mc- and bloom- production of munitions, sea- to be made this fall, Robert H. and right now, with the leaves be- Dr. M. W. Haws for treatment, and thru other trees near the modore Oliver Hazard Perry. for Cauley to take steps to destrcy the Is heavy chemicals and syn- said. ginning to turn, it is a place of Dr Haws stated that her lett leg ing one, and none of these were planes, squirrels. IcemWyatt, committeeman. • never ending beauty. Frost is late was broken in the knee joint. showing signs of blossoming thetic gasoline. this year, and perhaps the colors Funeral For Infant are not as vivid as they would nor- Judge Of Kentucky Court Of mally be But there is plenty of Army Plan Would Mass Million At Chapel Hill Deputes Raid color, and the leaves are not yet Get Ky. to fall quite as fast as Streets To Lexington, beginning Funeral services are being held Appeals Dies At usual Men To Colors In Three Months this afternoon at Chapel Hill Panel • • • Murder Church for the infant daughter of live in a beautiful appointment, which will last • Truly we Mrs Hubert Bowfin. who Kr., —Death struck!terim Mr. and Minneapolis, —Deputy sheriffs Lexington. as section and there may be times Ford Sheridan. Ill — A plan to standing army of 185.000 and the Court of Appeals until January. was not known died last night at their home south- clerks of court swoop- at the Kentucky when we do not realize quite how summon 1,000.000 men to the colors National Guard of 205.000 to a bat- and deputy time within the Governor has not returned to west of town. twenty peftestrians on today for the second beautiful it.4s. Some of us travel months in event of an , tle force of 1,000 000 or more men ed down on -year-old the state from a week's trip east.' within three She is survived by her parents taking two months, removing 78 thousands of miles to see sights high in downtown street today, Baird was appointed to the court outbreak of hostilities engaged the space of three months, Major and one brother, Charles. Judge Virgil H. Baird of Glasgow than in police maned cars to the Feb. 3, 1937, fol- that are no more beautiful ranking Army officers here today. Hershey said Men between 21 and be held in them a Lexington hos- by Chandler on Burial will the Chapel House to serve as fresh jury as he sought in the graceful. winding Hick/tan Civilian co-operation, explained 30 would be subject to emergency Court strength neceS- lowing the death of Judge Bast!' Hill Cemetery In charge of Win- trial of Arnold John- pital to gain the road and the little valley right at Mai Lewis B. Hershey of the War conscription panel for the Richardson, and was elected to stead-Jones Funeral Home. with slaying Labor aary for an operation. the edge of town where It seems we Department general staff, would be The conference, sponsored by son. charged the post on November 2. 1937. He William Brown. re-election, turn the clock back a hundred the essence of the program to ex- the joint Army and Navy selective • Leader Since he did not seek had been elected to the state House gathered. under the im- as years and live again In a country pedite enlistment and selective ser- service committee, will endeavor to CARD(W THANKS Crowds Judge Baird will be succeeded of Fteprbsentatives in 1000, len they were seeing crimi- the of unbroken forests vice visualise how the first month's pro- - — pression full-term court member from and 1932. Circuit Governors of the various States, gram would operate, figure quotas We wish to express our thinks nals captured third epos:ills* dist-'-• In his first term in the braise move was ordered PRAYER SERVICE TO- Major Hershey said, would be for each State and discuss legisla- to all of our friends for their kind- The unusual Judge Will H. Fulton of Bards- lature Baird voted for the mat questioning of seventy NIGHT IN RWEVII.I.P. charged with responsibility for set- tion to implement the plan ness and sympathy in our recent Ithen town, who was nominated on both committee report declaring Delia. Veil irpmen prospects during the ' Prayer meeting will be held to- ting up civilian agencies capable of Represented at the conference. (bereavement in the ;ORS of our the DemocraUc and Republican crat William 8. Goebel, who produced only eight - at seven o'clock at the Bap- mobilising new soldiers at the rate which will extend through Thurs- daughter and sister, Doyle. Mrs. last week tickets in the August primaries essaminated on the capital night prospects said they a month in case of a na- day, were North Dakota, Mcalatt, Genora McNatt, Mr. and Jurors Most elected Goverdtlr mar ampublIOW tist Church in Riceville, conduct- of 250,000 Colorado, opin- Whether Oov. A. B. Chandler , and Mrs. had formed an unshakable Taylor. ed by Jim Weathenuyoon. tional emergency. Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Wiscon- Mrs. J K. McNatt. MT. would give Judge Platen the in- William & All are invited to attend Such procedure would swell the sin, Michigan and Ohio. Paul Herron. Adv. it. ion. ,, ^

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Afternoon, October 12, 1938 PAGE TWO FULTON DAILY I I% %I/KR Fulton, Kentucky, Wednesday THE FULTON DAILY LEADER Are You- at Home?' DAILY SINCE UM '1-low Safe Bow MOORE EDITOR and PUBLISHICR EDITOR Warns of Hazards MAR MOORE_ •••baD.M.M• •••=••• ABSOCIA.TE Red Cris NOLA MAE WEAVER ASSISTANT EDITOR Published every afternoon except Sundays and holidays, at 400 Main Street. Fulton, Kentucky. Entered at the Fution, Kentucky Post Office as mail matter of thel second class. June INK under the Act of Congress of March 1, 1979. - SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year by Carrter in City_ __-..---- $00 Six Months by Carrier 1 Year by Mall, First Zone -7.--- "' ...... $3-10 Is • 6 Months by Mail. First Zone $1.75 One Month 50c • Mail rates beyond Gra sone same as city carrier rates. OBITUARESS---RESOLUTIONS—CARDS of THANKS, ETC. i10101.1, A charge ox one cent per word or five cents per line is made for all such matter, with a minimum fee of 25c. TN;is payable in advance ex- cept for those who have an account with theoffice. • CORRECTIONS • will gladly correct any error in facts which may have got- ten into its news stOrtee when attention is called to them. CITY NATIONAL PUNK Fulton, Kentucky 1/ue Top Of The World Gets A Little Member of Federal Reserve System Cluttered Mims' Deposit Immummos Corporatism

It would be aiteresting to find as a sphere for Italian penetra- out Pea how Benito Mammoths' is! lion and expansion. That dream feelieg iight now. 430 ill4s exploded. A great deal of He seems to be sitting an top oil penetration and expansion will the world, his people are hailing( take place in that part of Europe HEATERS him as a world-saving peace-maker In the near future. but it won't QUALITY which is certainty a new role for / be Italian; it will be German. Every Parse him), as he has just taken a ma- For Every Need and Near East has also been a or part in a history-making event. The goal - of Mussolini's foreign policy. But it is a safe bet that if ;But the famous old German "drive Dixie could get a look at him inmost to the Cast- is coing ahead neer thoughts you would find that he than ever before, and it. Circulators is far from happy. „faster 1. Lose rug at top e stairs Is a dangerous hazard. would be a hopeful soul indeed who 2. Kreta medicine cabieets locked or out of reach of youngster.. For what has been happening in thee triouthe. supposed that Hitler was going to 3. Teach children not to pot safety pins - srmalf obiacts Perfection the last few months is obvious; • 4. Good luck if you hang it up, but bad ,f you step on the netts in tide horseshoe. to' think 'revise his pleas ;here to make room a•nough; when you stop Credited with thfe cut ill for _the lunior partner. the month of October. thn Chapters, by milli. or $chnol children oSerywhere Oil Heaters about it. Benito has been slowly Dllaftl Red Cross will carry a and members of Jr.- -if it-ii Cross. the death toll. roils rfAmerican from home accidents but steadily deflated. He still What is left? An arid empire in message Into tett denies And the amewora a: e provided on the The 1017 death. safety million as follow. according to as ominous an eye and throws out Africa and a half-conquered. nov- throughout the nation, nrg- cheek list, too. were divided Progress and farms National Safety conned: tails, as big a chest as ever, but he is erty-stricken domain in Ethiopia. ing a check-up on aecident hazards. National attent. was roneentrated the 17,500; burns and .explosions, 6,600; Hot Blast strictly the Number Two dictatori 'There may yet be a few pickings Da yaw know these hazardsf flow oil the Dome and ,.-rn Nei-Mont prob. that poisonings. 1.700; firearms. 800; tne• now. in Spaln—Lbut even there, it is the safe are you at home? Do you know fern In 191F.--.16 by C. !Zed Czoss.re :t7.000•11,en, and children chanical suffocation. 1,000; poison Heaters Hitler's Germany is the domin- German ogent who has been gob- that devi;s from in litries on the farm year. steadily increasing'? What are the feta their Piots iTI-11 • r. which gases. 1,104); ant power in Europe today. and. blino .up the choicest concessions. are to these In the cansei.? These are a few of the ones- were largely prey Ible. Is 1537. this The Red Croroi anpeals American there is every indication that it will So Mussolini can hardly be hap- farm to carefully note- the Home and Farm Accident toll of life wee red •ti, and only 33.500 keine and on the become More dominant in the next ;nay exist inside py about the way things are shap- Preventica Service o; the Red Cross lives were eacrir I to carelessness. cbeek hazards which Sun-Flame And all of the boast- tsuses. and perhaps :'ear or so. tug up. Already he begins to look will send into home", on an ae-klent Thu spread of *ow...lc:ice on Itaxarlis ontside their or pi a Ilfe-lone, injury. fal talk from Rome about the, .„.z,spiciotrily line the tail to Hit- ch-el. list to be dirtiutted through Which were subje., correttfen was rave a life -event Oil Burners beautines of the Rome-Berlin axis, ler s kite. The pupil to whom he Stock -hide the t is not ! 4lso4:eitanplete cannot tnught Fascism is in a fair way to anee compkte- lo give a 15 per per cent -in tht, basic rate of cost at all to • Musso terasts to v.,as brought." of all Stove Accessories muscle teacher • clear out of the iflerplii Denied Review cent pre rebate to insured of the pijiitcy as first •Propased. have Hitler advanc fast. -Sun. I .t-t:hcoiroom. —Jackson T. Murphy. former Ken- automobile et, who have no ac- "The wey was left open lor them inelnd- Look at what John Our line of heaters is outstandingly complete State Senator, failed to oh- cidents for n year. explaining -LIP to mandamus me to rot the plan ready A year or two; it WU a - ! tucky ing -heaters and stoves for all fuels, all needs, and tam n review of a deciiica die- had left the way open for the into effect.- Commissioner Good- cardinal point in 'Lai .10li:41 (lass. Frosts' h'eleitall lannglry heater to State Liquor him irons practleing law in courts to decide the matter, paster said after teelay's hearing. in ever" price keep Germany out of Austrian To- barring 11, Authority to -titide iNfaintuins,"Ultimately it has to be settled by the most advanced poreelean ensrmelett circulating day Austria is part of Germany. Kentucky. Tax Act Gets contended his contribu- by the rebate. own as. the "see ithe cons* aftyway.r a German.arm, oc one He had heater. right, had been violated be- drivers' reyeurtf plan's was modest- Zend a tile Btenne pas ff Court Review no raember of any court ever,Pd by one )up and opposed by You COM brain heater for every conceivable need down contemplatively on the Tyrr.61,r cau.se , eseas-easonewaseamispeteese•peess•-• hid "actually heard or tried lids another. on our floor. where vane hundreds of thousaads —The Supreme tlispluyeil . Washington, I When fir: presented last Feb-' of Germans 1.ve under an Italian: Ccurt agreed today to pass on the case'. EDWARDS proceedine. were ' rtiary. Ass ant General A. E. mule which is far 'gore t-validity Ot taxes imposed under i Disbarment 14i 1)4'1%11 allowanc4,14Piour Old Stove trought after .11amiltan County. Funk ruled phases of it than anythaig the • dut 'Kentecky's laitn..•r laws. • ;Ohio. officials had unsuccessfully .! were illegal. b it in July he approv- FOOD STORE on. 4. S. Kehl ar d other' of Ch': a attempted to return Murphy there ed .a revised plan which included and Vie, rielghicoing repealed from a decision cf. Jutaolavia charge of writing into tile policies the rebate down three„4„tic„ court tr. the ri.a.,,tern ; for ,trial en a !orrery. Home of Quality Fulton Hdw.& Futuiture Co. country were likewftelnarked which dia not include the 4.8 11 Cou:ity charged he and men,t„ ky Dist which fefused !-- Hamilton- ; had embezza d money from the ___ lake Street Fulton, Ky. Phone No. 1 to enjoin cia•lection oi the taxes. 'Foods estate .cf Marie Theresa Corby. * Kentucky o'ffic:als la I r_-_-1e=-_.1.3 heir to the eetan- of Simnel Corby • CLEAN 1 OUR GLASSES CALL 1!9 attached S5,003 -.in merchindke of Detroit. • EVERY DAY WITH • owned by the Centro! Distributing Free Delivery If ow wish to see lite newest REELE( 10 EYE-GLASS Company of Newport. Ky.. In; 19TS Wallpaper and Paint at I MANE* • cover tax payments. • most popular prices Ill'S le at og 417 Main - Tel. 199 •!1. Kohn who field a $3.000 mort- Dlii 0 painters and 1 4k...... 11.16•111.,1•••••••••10••••••• We also furnish gage on the -merchandise.arguin‘• pun] 11pan On Rebates • • • paper hangers at rest pope- tested the seizure. ltd.- lou be the Judge! tar prices. 4frcyed the sepurity of fife mart-1. y In Motor l'olicies gage. Fulton Wall Parr & • daisae argued also the State offi- Frankfort, Ky. —Assurance -Corn- Office Supply Co. missioner Sherman Cloodpesfor to- Phone 149 were iltteinptinc to give force to the alcohOlc bevera7e control . day continued in effect his riding sr -4 -- law of 1933 -enarted after the su:t alairst the Alin, at eallesta hum

II williist a single wire. --f:0019VIZME Re .. ts the forts to know the thrill—the ELECTRIC CI • nee— the complete radio enjoy. um it Phiko Mystery tOntrol ghee you voTE SYSTEM and ',ritually. Tune this sew Philen from an)%h es fa year home, CHANCE TO GET T. V. 11. aitholo, vees soing near the FULTON'S offered a sisinktitute for KROWDIEWS radio ii-.without the 11 ou're Illesevettienee: Ike Utility Franchise Has tlready Expired 11.01 tin not buy it merely on promise or priee. ,on be the JU1K;E-' —4:onsider the ease This lorsei Isowsi Will Not Incrrase I our Taxes Bill Oss Any Property. • in term* of performance and results. New eabinee keenly, fon Tuesday. November 8th will be a memorial day for Fulton. the STANDARD CF hoinewinhe pee...4-.- 1r with the farnishiorr, your Mayor made it possible for you to SI Id'on find a better FLOUR at the price, day and -Council have VALUE of your home. Plias VOTE on Electric Revenue Bonds. Don't be misinformed. The el. , v./rho? tour, we don't Maine you for buying it—for wo can't Bond Issue will not increase the tax rate on any property Goer performance . . . MEE UM far greater en joy nient of are owner. On the face of the Bond it will state that the bonds your favorite programs. make ii uny better than these brands: secured by the Electrical System, and arc not a lien on any Sow Ibis new IfFiwterr Bcrnird is tiot City Property, real or peraonal. The bonds are retired by Elec- St. Comma Pltilett—wort! tric Customers of the City and at the same time you will get standing value rriorg all QUEEN'S CHOICE your electricity from 25^- to 50% cheaper even after paying the coals. Low in prizo, but bond and interest expense. high in heat value, with the BROWDER'S SPECIAL This Is the plan: To acquire either by building a new or buying Rre -holding qualities so the existing electrical distributing system, then in the remote econony,--it Corns In Now. . . SUPERBA or PEERLESS It will build its necessary for event that Fulton can not get T. V: A., then Try It YoursetI I I delivers the most Lest lee own Electric generating Plant. Mode end guurariterri fry The Y. M. R. C. believes this win be the greatest afregeeseive your dam step in Faiten's proud history. Clio() from 41 Philcos - $17.541 to $450.00 BROWDER WILING CO. 'FULTON'S YOUNG MENS CITY COAL CO. FURNITURE CO. BUSINESS CLUB Phone 51 or 322 GRAHAM ' Advertise in the Daily Leader'for best Results1

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• • .f LEADER P+11441101114T Abtattieettle ti)938 `dimiew 100 State Line. Call 36. Mrs. Nora WANT ADS Alexander. 228-ut EYE OPENERS-by Bob Crosby FOR RENT-4-room apartment THE NEW FORDS A INNIFI MIS fir I= 1111111i in Curlin Apartments. Heat and oars" IN SIOATEASPOur Reet41141111znkia - $3.95 up water furnished, Ample closet to alt reports %lit he the ciandost ear War SELDOM DOES According Wood (ntral $AO Op space. Close in. call 37. 236-tf. DANIAGS. rr S built in the price runge• Neese __ up 0-Pe. Deft &deer Mtn ACCOMPANymie ____ 1111.80 up FOR RENT- Downstairs apart- Living Sem Dalai iLliothra / Yoe can't lose by seeing it before you dineide I. $7.00 up ment 5 rooms and bath. Newly *- Southern Style 011 Move; trade in or buy, and you won't have to Wait long. Cad and Wood Ratges $7.51 up tented. throughout, garage, clew You've new tinted M. Tele- Iron Bede !LW up in. Apply 112 Cedar Street. In styling Ford keeps about a year ahead of dki sowthern barbecue until you Dkting Tebbe 02.50 up , - I try hall ltoViand Park or procession. 101011A21411 muunvies ce. FOR RIENT-1.)psairs apartment, I Mitten barbecue. They're bath, over Bennett Easy Terms--Phone 31-01tureh Bt. 6 rooms and made flora an old southern Electric Shop, Fourth street. Rea- meek* and only the flea* sonable rent. Phone 37, Fall and Rut: Modern 4-room meat and ingredients are PT* Fall. Adv.242-6t. AUTO SALES COMPANY,bit. used. apartnient. Clood basement and Mtge. Phone 750. Adv. 230-tf. FOR RENT: }louse on Central FORD DEALER • Curb Service Avenue. Phone 773. Arp. 244-61. Just "konh" your horn and WARTND: Three room apartmentl - 243-61. apartment, GEORGE. an attendant will take your with bath. Phone 928. Adv FOR RENT: 3-room entrance WHIM order "pronto." centrally located. Private SKINNER Sallie Smith-309 Eddings FOR RNT-Wilf divide space Mrs. tot -HOPE LE SS ev MONK Ne. 247 to make er- Adv. 244-tf suitable few soft drinks or lunch Street. Cws'9A CRiPPLE-0 WITH ase*. 21 yew went Ilerbeeeing stand or storage space. Box 40/ /NAANME dame seder, tie sea glad te 6-room A Be& FOR RENT New modern PARA L VS/S, PVIII PO ite no ter res. RUM,Parti asartment. TRAVELS FOR ItICNT-0-room house. Phone 756 B. B. Alexander CuRe0 r•e•" or Ugh Mori tillatiable. Adv. 244-tf. 43,776 /*/ E ii.4111cminTIGie At. -to GATHFR 0 00000 • MIMM. ^/5 ORIGINAL Room) OA HONE y JACK • 111111LO,A. FOR RENT: 6-Room house at 300 EXEROSE5,, • AtIV sum WATIMIta West Street. Mrs. Ella Parrish Adv. IOW if INCLUDED BOSUNS • WATCH 1111r1M1101 344-61 .se Min Mai 811111011141T CofaSLMO:OE:."/1 Ace. GAS FOR RENT-5 room house Dick Thomas Phone 197. Adv. 245-6t.

• FOR SALE- Circulating heater. and This May Be Your Home Tonitt tPhone 427 Adv It. The actual amount of water in plus many original exercises NOW Mm _ BUY YOUR COAL :1: water spout is not large I is exercising equipment brought T'L air-not drawn back to complete normalcy and You don't want to stay at below a# l.11.11. SALE: Circulating heater. In condeaked from the FOR damage done health, Part of Ms exercise was do you want ttrfI Li away. Soon you will be needing Adv. irp from the ma. Any guard your property. Nor Wilder is ass far good condition. Phone 647. the tornadie vio- the construction by himself of a ts usually from with a burglar with a reNoker. That is not kveaniff if yen nee our coal you are *fared of 245-3t. lence of the wind. modern gas kitchen in his own kitchen stork This is OM Geary of an unusual home. Then to make actual sniart . . . . The smart thing is to ininere,your ffee4surstsig Area. Put in your wieder be se- or Georgie Wilireer. a 22-year-old work as easy as possible, can eatry FOR RENT-2 or 3 furnished boy. con- peri against theft and then you be WO** wide swassier prices prersdf. AtIlletten, California, youth. lected one of the new clock unfurnished rooms Telephone 798- los re- mind. Hopelessly Writben with infantile trolled gas ranges and a gas J. 247-61 P. T. JONES & SON Paralysis. his own determination frigerator. FALL & FALL for pro- Phone 702 - Plumb*,mid Cad - Phial Street WANTED: Man with car by fumes from the motor of their Must be I fitable Rawleigh Route. Europe Gives prowl car, died in a hospital early satisfied with good living at start. Miff today. mereleaz -,a-;-- .. en- Write Rawleigh's, Dept. KYJ-83-101 Map-Makers _ "-mess; - as Freeport, DI. Ads. The men, Patrolmen Fred A. Big Headache Popp, 43, and Frank E. Connelly, 37, were found unconscious in their W.P. A. Reports New York, -Day- • • ,-day chang- machine at a gasoline station. ing of boundaries of e•me European I _E S TALK Chief Conroy quoted Frank Work Relief nations is a headache for map- BATTERIES boosts %des E,ates, the station attendant, -as , EXIDE makers, although it saying the pair drove into the At New High whenever statesmen start parceling station about 4 a. m., to repair For AliCars And Trucks territory, their automobile, leaving the mo- Washington, -The Works PM- It's a headache te ritiblishers tor running.eographies.1 !Tress Administration reported le- school histories and e and Atlasi as of the too: to globe-makiirs Estes took no further notice of day that its enrollment. keep publishers always striving to the men until he heard .1 radio week ended September 24, was 3,- their works abreast of . alarm from their automobile, ask- 120,03e -• New maps show Asustrie as Part, ing the whereabouts of the prow! Germany'. then in- 01 *MemosService Station This was the sixth conneutive of Greater a•flikatige car. at about 7:15 a. m. He recognized immedlatelp, Walk no , vesthrated, the chief continued and You new high for work-relief employ- Now of boundaries, with ment which advanced to 3,038,006 Question j found the men unconscious. trivia 66 Pupils Mast Wait the car closed. on August 20. an increase of 3,000 all windows in Own A the International Sode- over the previous all-time peak of Now as Commission meets in Ber- 3.035.000 In February, 1936. A year tenland map-makere impatiently I You oun iSmin ago, during the low period, enroll- lin, the fixing of new boundaries--.- of paytagl rat ment stood at slightly more than await CiechOsiovakia, Po- FRANKLIN PLAN 1.000000, for Germany, modern land and Rumania. MERIT LOAN SYSTEM to buy or build a JONES& CO. The current high showed an in- One bookrnits said. -To try to WINgrEAD, Loan Syorm Plan Merit Yem crease of but slightly more than map Czechosloeak now for text- Ole Franklin owe.* Issa }Tem available rioh credit up to $30,1 over the week ending Sep- be cu Azy. There's no, will be acted ea 06.0monese 5,000 books would htmbend and wife or single persona. dur- or in ac- tember 17, weekly increases map in anybody's Mind OW NW funeral Dfrectors ing the previous month having tuality. As soon as we know deli- YOUR PLAIN NOTE 1 ranged from 12,600 to 18,0000. litt;ly we will correet the plates in TO APTLY-Von may use NIT of the request receive, our & ANL bookt" ways. Every Building our important three Fulton Las choose prompt attention. 2111 As school boards usually 1. PHONE 54.1. Tell us of your Phone I AMBULANCE in the spring. most chil- money needs. textbooks 3. Cut this ad out-Shit* your name dren probably won't hive the re- and 1,..8 on it-and mall Dr. Seldon Cohn to us. Iis aims Europe in vised map of Middle 3. Cell at olitre-coneeniently lo- SERVICE rated. Private •wite tatiens their histories until next fall. rooms. Eye, Ear, Nose, The textbook makers can Make Confidential dealings. Throat swift changes to bring their kooks un to date. New plates are con- FRANKLIN stantly being substituted in new; 111110110114 SECURITY CO. editions. por Steil tes laawata 11111.6 te Sonen 20‘.-1"06 Testa 91/.11.1.11 11111 011•111111111 Co,.. ereateay sad 4th Streit , Best West Kentucky Coal Cops *Wed Phone 5 2 1 Paducah, Keetialty ift•SEAL 2 NMI MI Car Funaes Cali us wises Ion weed those pad "est liesswelsy Cash ity ,•44444,4,44•444+444444444444., Prompt Service we di times. '..seammesammellt Way, N. Y., -Two Troy police- John i STEPHENSON'S Lmen,en believed by Pince Chief COME ONCE and B. Conroy to have been overcome GROCERY YOU'LL COME Quedity Graeariaa AGAIN Dr. Vern Ailein OATS'S 116.473 DFLIVERY ILIcsedsd hider FREE Pielhisog is swore heartenit‘ Phone 67 Catropir•Oir than a wanes hawdelasis from thine A* MOM US like you. That ready siVans sossethiss• 'Ill Meat Op. Likewise insurance reaffy *Wane et Segal Nadi "IOW Let 11, whew you hale a loss, and you IMO Bawl Help You cowpony bock of you to share the to rebnoild and go ahead. Wily 5- if... That you of this support. Let us eit41101 aI • •. Welt Groot* tage ter Mei Mow ed Leek That derflee did nue, lids will Electrical Su We are gfa4 to talk gems S. lie- Ours the Coatractissit with yeow ad, dna!, toeless sad And- Much fale Nebo wont Unit leadeI. Repairing bows Woo All "Perk Guerdsolleed WM Mot Or theedbly ea ail Weft yea pet CITY ELECTRIC 1011110119.111een ads, SHOP - MARINELLO 309 W 4 BIM= SHOP Cat!774 OAS Bollibis is Wailed fillo

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PACE FOUR FUtTON DilLY LEADER Fulton, Kentuck Wednesda Afternoo October 12 1938 TRIED flute to have Dr. James H. Rich- Over the utuai rou!ine of business very interesting r WC study. Alter Koelling, a freshman at Texas A ALEERTA.PATTON MAGISTRATE COURT 'mood. Pre.ddent of Murray State after which The Ine:!ing was turn- „he •rogram re*/ eshmenta were & M. She will return by the way of 1 IN College, to deliver the address of ed over to Mrs Jack Allen, program served to the eleven members pre- Water Valley, Mississippi where she colored, was ar- SOCIAL and PERSONAL the afternoon. His subject was leader. Mrs. Allen was assisted on sent. will visit relatives. Alberta Patton, police on a charge "Federal Aid For Education." the program by Misses Kellen& • • • rested by local N. M. (Sook) Weav:r, Society Editor—Office 3ff or 511 stolen goods into her "The election of Mrs. W P. Pat- Cole and Margaret King, and Mrs. RUTH ALLEN CLASS of taking PERSONALS was tried in Magis- terson, Mayfield, as Vice-Governor, Robert Bard. Late in the afternoon IN MEETING MONDAY possession and trate Court. The case was dismiss- and Mrs. Warren Graham as re- the hostesses served refreshments The Ruth Allen Class of the First 200 Attend District Meeting Of Ken- ed for lack of evidence cording secretary was effected during the social hour. Baptist Church held its regular CLOTH COVERED buttons and home of Mrs. monthly meeting at the home of tucky Federation Of Women's Clubs harmoniously and the result ac- Group A met at the buckles made to order. Telephone The two colored boys who con- con- Smith Mrs. Clay even- cepted without thought of a Jesse Harris with Mrs. John McCollum Monday 878. Adv. 246-6t. fessed to robbing several stores in test. co-hostess. The chairman, Mrs. Guy ing at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. B. H. Champion of Paducah officers at The Fulton Woman's Club had . Paducah; and Mrs. C. L. Shar- Tennessee towns told The Fulton Choral Club. directed ()Ingle& presided over the meeting Mrs. Guy itoberbson, president, and Mrs. William Fort of Dexter, arrest that they the honor of being hosts to the bflough, Correkponding Secretary. the time of their by Mrs. W. M. Haws with Mrs. Cla- which was attended by thirteen conducted the business session Mb., were guests of Mrs. S. N. Mat- articles stol- twenty-fifth annual meeting of the of Murray had sold some of the rence Maddox as accompanist, regular members and one visitor, which was ftillowed by a social thews yesterday. but the same First District of the Kentucky Fed- Mre. Rainey T. Wells of Omaha, en to Alberta Patton from Faust," Clounod. Mrs. Atkins Cole A very interest- hour. MEN WANTED—In Fulton, Hick- the trial and eration of Women's Clubs, Tuesday, Nebraska, for rly an active club sang "Waltz two boys appeared at "Robin in The Rain," Nable ing devotional was given by Mrs. Mu s Herman Sams, Mrs. Doris man and Mayfield to represent the stand that this October 11, 1938. torker in Kentucky, was an honor- and said on the witness Leland Bugg and Mrs. Martin Nall Valentine, and Mrs. W. E. Flippo L. B. Price Merchantile Company. case was The Fulton club home was artis- ed guest. Cain. was not true, and the convention adjourned with gave the very instructive Bible were co-hostesses and served de- Call at our office, 523 Valley street, tically decorated with beautiful A very instructive talk on "Re- The dismissed. place of the 1939 meeting to lesson. A lovely salad plate was lightful refreshments Co twenty- Fulton, Ky., Adv. 247-61 mut= flowers for the occasion. ducing the Cost of Living" was the selected by the board at a later served. eight members and one guest. Wayne Buckley of Approximately two hundred de- given by Mrs. J. E. Warren. Mrs. J. be Mr. and Mrs. • •• will spend the next three 4.4.+•H-H.4.4.41.+4.+4+4.H.O+14+4-+ kgates and guests, representating N Bailey spoke enthusiastically date Mrs Alf Horobeak was hostess to Hickman • • • FIDELIS IN MEETING in Fulton as Mr. Burkley will the various clubs throughout the bout "Cur Junior Clubs." "Char- Group B at her home, with twenty- weeks • y McFA DD EN HOMEMAKERS The Fidelis Sunday School Class with the Kentucky District, were cordially greeted by acter Education" was Mrs. J. W. lour members present. Mrs. Leon be connected TO MEET TOMORROW of the Baptist Church held its Company here -during the reception committee. Oarr's subject and Mrs. Hubert I Browder, the chairman opened the Utilities The McFadden Homemakers' monthly business and social meet- period. ST111111115 Mrs. Joe Lovett, Governor, call- Meredith gave valuable information meeting and presided, and present- that Club will meet tomorrow at 10:30 ing Monday night at the home of afIC V id the meeting to order at 9:15 about "The Student Loan Fund." ed Mrs. T. J. Kramer who is study Mrs. A. Brewer, Martin, Route 3, a. m. at the home of Mrs. John Mrs. Donald Perry on Eddings St. o'clock. Rev. J. N. Wilford gave the Mrs. T. H. Heller told in a very leader of this group. Alter the les- underwent a major operation in Daws north of town. The subject Miss Agatha Gayle, the newly invocation, followedaby silent pray- intertsting manner some facts con- son the hostess served light re- the Fulton Hospital this morning. , of discussrYn will be "Arrange- elected prfsident, presided over the er in memory of deceased members. cerning ,the cancer campaign and tresrunents. Mrs. Clifford B. Hopper. Route in Kit- lengthy business session during The welcome address by Mrs. J. urged Kentucky women to march ment of Large Equipment 6, Fulton, was admitted to the Ful- is chairman which time she outlined plans for B. Fall, Jr., of Fulton, was respond- shoulder to shoulder until they win chen." Mrs. Hazel Scruggs ton Hospital this morning for a Monday af- the class for the year. The year ed to by Mrs. Al Lisanby of Prince- the present war onecancer. Mrs. J. • • • of Group C which met major operation. DEPARTMENT of Mrs. J. 'L. book committee was-appointed and ton, Kentucky. Mrs. Lovett then in- W. Pitcher made a few pertiment ART ternoon at the home Glenn Wiseman is visiting here MEETING SATURDAY Street with Mrs. is composed of Mesdames Tom troduced the following distinguish- I remarks in regard to club work. Jones on Eddings today. The Art Department of the Wo- R. M. Red,fearn as co-hostesk Af- Beadles, Charles Walker. and Don- ed guests: Mrs. T. C. Carrol, State Miss Sara Owen, one of Fulton's FOR SALE CHEAP—One set man's Club of Fulton will hold its ter'•'.e lousiness meeting Mrfi. War- ald Perry. President of Shepercisville; Mrs. E. most talented musicians, played Comptom's Encyclopedia, and one first meeting of the year Saturday ren -praham presented the butte- A social hour was enjoyed and ig.,Heller, General Federation Trus- Etude in E. Major," Chapin, and home and school reference set. afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Louis Weaks gave a refreshments were served to twen- gig d a tee of Louisville; Mrs. John V. Pit- Tiiirper Fowikes delighted the ten and Mrs. It. Lea- ty,-six members and two visitors, Call Mrs. Genung. Adv. 116 1.'11;1BI%, pus cher, Chairman of Club Extension audience with a vocal solo, "Do home of Mrs. Charles Payne. seam lab be Mre- Walter Byars and Miss Sarah of Louisville: Mrs. Herbert Mere- Not Go My Love," Hageman. Mrs. der for the afternoon will Mrs. la Ile FraiVes Boindurant , of Wqshing- dith, • Chairman of Student Loan. Clarence Maddox was her accom- Ruth Milner Hubbard. take rlf-W MCILCO ton, D%C. of Greenville: Mrs. J. W. Carr, panist. Members are asked to please • 4.. • • Third Vice-president of Murray; One of the finest contributions notice as much confusion has been Call 135 I.EGIOTII AUXILIARY Mrs. J. E. Warren, Foundation Funf to the .program was the inspiring had over the meeting date of this LTOn MEETS TOMORROW Trustee, of Mayfield; Mrs. K. R. speech made by the new State Pre- department. p-. 0,J .1 f OF tinff . Fred Roberson Patterson, Recording Secretary. of Mrs. T. C. Carrot. The mem- • 4. • f The American Legion Auxiliary sident. iri0 MOD haft * Mayfield; Mrs. J. N. Bailey. Chair- bers predict for her high success MRS. WADE AND MRS. STARTS TODAY will meet tomorrow afterhoon at ASKEW IN CHATTANOOGA at the home of Mrs. H. B. -for- RIPEN DONNELLY • man of Junior Women's Clubs of' and splendid cooperation from the 2:30 • grails' Fags • Fritz Feld First District. Mrs. R. H. Wade and daughter, Houston on Bates Street. The pre- Iberstes Nall Mrs. Lynn Askew and son, Wade, sident, Mrs. Earl Taylor, urges all Groceries & Meats An enjoyable feature of the Elisabeth tallies ure visiting in Chattanooga, Ten- members to' be present. , morning session was the vocal Dwikcisd UN stoat, tradiced nessee wI;th their dau,ghter and •„* 4. LOU wiry Seem Rey *Sort Orono :lumbers given by Master Danny We Deliver PASCHALL'S sister, Mrs. Byron Stagg, and Mr. WILL LEAVE TO- God Pad Yowls .Quertermous of Salem, Kentucky. Stagg. Before returning to their MORROW FOR TEXAS , who has a most pleasing voice and Headache Powder homes here they will also visit in ta coach Mrs. Joe C. Kaelling will leave to- 101 State Line S. D brilliant future before him. without Montgomery, Alabama, with Mrs. a morrow for College Station, Texas - At the noon hour 'a delicious laugeharna FOR HEADACHE Elizabeth Snow add Miss Florence catearn where she will visit her son, Robert luncheon was served in the dining and NEURALGIA Wade. room of the First Methodist • 4. + Church. female HARM ESS ATTEND WEINER fullback0 The afternoon session was open- eey Sold by all aggists ROAST IN U. C. gvoyrggvheoarnovr wihos ed with reports from various club Hughe Earle and Parks Weaks presidents, foilowed with a group of went to Union City lust night et:ke 10c Per erystherngmf Everyof accordtan solos by Mrs. W. W. Ro- where they were guests of friends lowf 4 Doses Each bertson of Mayfield. at a welner roast which was given The convention was most fortu- by'a group of the Union GUY icsYdGef annum Church.

• * • • WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY IN GROUP MEETINGS MONDAY .11 The Woman's Missionary Society Here'slow of the First Methodist Church held the monthly group meetings as follows' The Uneedus Circle met with Mrs. Mel Simon with Mrs. Gene Moon, co-hostess. Twenty members and one visitor attended. The pre- sident, Mrs. Frank Wiggins, called We are showing the largest assortment the meeting to order and presided of Stoves ever shown in Fulton. J. Brooks We ha.e the Nwell-known4, Polk in this Exciting, genuine ESTATE HEAT- Direct Bus to JOHN MORE R01-4. Od Burning and NO FIRE DETROIT p. Burning Circulators. GEORGE MURPHY Coal Leaves Fulton on and the famous line of ESCAPE MARJORIE WEAVER ENTERPRISE Circulators, TUESDAY - THURSDAY That'• because the famous SATURDAY (JOAN AVIE • JACK RALEY and Cook Stove's. Prices to Air-Duct— found TIM Interisi-Fire 12:30 P. M. GIORGI IMO • MIN suit everyone, also the fa- only in the genuine Estate IMMO oug • JOHNNY *OWNS BOSS OIL COOK Heatrola—blocks the upward mous -rushing heat,sends it out in- Standard Oil STOVES. to the rooms. —ADDED— Station "Popeye" Cartoon — Sportlight 4th & Lake Street—Phone 264 -Geo. Hall & His Orchestra in Cask Awards including a Fist Nu HEATERS 41111 41+ III 111,4'. and 503 other cask prizes. ANY ranging in price \ from $1.50 up (ye,'

, COOK Contest It's EASY, irs s Prices to ••,-;• lake!se.•Oleg to buys Get Contest Boolderattiotbatte ; STOVES suit all SS.Pasa arab Oak Cralaia Ilarlase amearae asampiala firamdlaa abase MOMS '1\ from •Now is the time to era the original. the genuine Estate Moab Chola Dna Prim Caw Heatrola that gives you more asta PUNS all ON awn of %air $5.00 up heat from lees fuel. assalas —pkaares rear &mores Wars--a mdse. sodry Mesh. Joel ink 14.4. N—ITS We have a complete line'of Hardware, 11111111-61 pow keel Obimaire. Farna Implements and Field Seeds. IMPORTANT NOTICE — Due to the fact that the Moyle Quiz Contest booklets were printed before final details regarding certain pictures were known, they contain five unavoidable errors. Therefore the con- test judges have agreed that no matter which answer is submitted by a contestant in connection with the pictures 'THE ME- KENTUCKY HARDWARE & ANS", "THE CROWD ROARS", "GIRLS ON "GATEWAY",PROBATION" and "GIVE ME A SAILOR", all ansivers will be accepted as correct. Just check any one of the answers listed for each of these pictures, state the name Of the threatre where you saw it and your answer will count as a whilst IMPLEMENT CO. score Coe that particular piatere. 324 Walnut St.-Phone 132-Fulton, Ky.