Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1927, Page 4

N. C. SATURDAY. DEC | 4 ® __—___—_——m——-fl———*_—_-_—_————__—————”—"——_:_——_—&_*——__:———: FUG MARRED TR'P, ll».-oposal to Raise ! THE THRILL THAT COMES ONCE IN A LIFETIME. —By WEBSTER. UPP[]R'I'UN"'Y FUND e "::“';:mm\"zd‘ o] Aum B AND"S GH { ! Lmdbergh to Rank | T e 1 GuESS TLL TAKE Praviously acknowledged, $798 34 HERE™S A COUPLE DOZ € - For T COLLEGE Z Hintey B Ceaett 45805 B/C 9§51 ”NDB[RGH WR"ESI Of General Made HELP YOUR SELF. | (':’f o Cfi%‘:w T;;’x‘{';/;z‘:\ pmount aaked " for L 4104000 M V"}"MS | - — RECOMMEMD MAMSFIEL MIGHT G 1€ 7 H s 80 114 RICHARD TH THIRO For. T WIZARD OF OZ ; 20011 needed Tynascs | Ar the Asnciatnn Prese. 3 R GHT _ . | ITTLE ROCK, Ark. December | 5 AN WEBER AN FIELOS for : " OPPORTUNITY No. 12 Colonel, in Own Story, De-| iinmerahe" s asken vesier | iM FIOOLE DEC DEE (S A Eve of New Year Finds Six |’ . mpikie solova. ten chiarer, Man and Woman Held Up. ", J | day by AdJt. Gen. Joa 8. Hare w, CHARLCY b2 27 i . 5 {marriage. now being sought, will ie : : BRI g i ey ‘ BULLY SO OLymPIC 7 Families Lacking in [“ilimatize the chiidren Merchant Reports Loss scribes Flight From Guate- | &, Crend ¢ 1 '|“";': seeking CAS CALWAV P 2 5 A — Previously acknowledged, $354.17 £ $155 " the promotion ef Col. Lindbers HE'S = ~ 7 Z mounts Required. Harry B Green, $2.50. A Frisnd, §1 0 X mala to British Honduras. | 7 i Saim ity || ' ' s et ke i ' —— reasu with the rank of brigadier a 7 On the eve of the New Year, aight of A bandit operating with auinms Sl peeded eneral 5 the 14 families included in the opportu- | BY COL. CHARL . LINDBERGH. £ given this rank.” (len. Harris i . bile and gun held up James Hone By Tropical Wireless . “with provision that shalt nity list of the Associated Charities are i L] 14 elotea= 48 14T R siison irse = "RELIZE, British Honduras, Decem. | until he is 4 yeara old. | provided for by subscriptions ecomplet- | Closed. Total bt 7 Kenyon At Th 4 i it is considered the provision | ing iheir budgets for 1928. No. 3 this Sy and Elm streets shortly afrer i.m ber 31.—Departed from Guatemala | | morning Is ndded to the other seven | b = midnight obtaining §3 and (e . e . S wauld he attiactive to Col. Lind City at daylight at 618 o'clock ¥e-| \ on 4nd it would experience no $15,080 90 | previonsly closed, leaving six of the | Total amonunt asked for WIS sy robhery he pockethook snatcne in an automobile terday morning. difficulty in congressioual enact- | families with comparatively sm 'ir"m (Bt < A and Engravin xhere he s : A light fog had set in during the | ment.” imounts still unprovided. These are o = % & em- e e R bt L | No. 8. needing $125: No. 9. needing | Stli needed veel 9133620 o R good at the time of the takeoff.| i &3 No 10, needing 32 ’.\:. L The status of The Star fund toduy |, Hunt sald be was waiting soc 2 Guatemala City was covered with fog. | | noeding 8271 No 12, needing $238. wag aa (eliows U} i /ana the Scaist: = - and 1 could only catch slimpses of | i | No. 13, needing $442 total in | preyiously acknowledged ... $2.90% 57 6 409 covered | i1k - ey i I hand today is $13.744.7 ving $1.: | Misn ©. . any S DT " 3 the honses through breaks in the fog. 1 335.21 siill 5 % \ roking. L | Miss Ellen M. Maclay, most Atien | Among this morning's contributions | o0 j0q i « one from A contributor who already | g7 A had given, but sends in an additional (& g B “xo o3 donation, Tt is possible that others | picicanth Sireer Presbyterian | who have heen Interested in this |~ gyunday school, Nos. 11-13 Christmas list may be willing 1 4 and fog continued for about &0 miles ! ©out to the base of the mountains. | Upon leaving Guatemala City, | =et | a compass course directly for Relize. | i This carried me over a great deal of | mountainous and uninhabited country. | | vanity case and keys At intervals, however, there were iso e something to their previvus donations Ttk A ol L L T 1ated small gt ts. with miniature | e . . 4 to assist in completing the hudzets of | 5 g ) via cultivated brots beside them. but there | Flight Dims Exploits of He \;.n these 14 families It ix hoped also e o I e ats s Y Calmon was no possibility of landing without | f L d. Savs | that there mav he church groups ""‘ 26TH WOMAN ATTACKED s0 men drove the e \ injury to the pline during the entire r 0 eqgend. | Sunday school claxeas which would e ke ot Lo fight. Jd 9 ¥ [like 10 make a donation tomarrow to- | BY ‘PHANTOM’ STABBER’ «hort distance Diree amd Flies Over Native Village. l P b"sher | ward the remaining six opportunities. A PG s . A gne i UG E | stilt open. : driven away she said At one time 1 passed over a native [ e s asamnmily e BR e H.-. IS L1 T i, village consisting of a dozen or wore of these dwellings. TUpon nearing the Gulf coast. where the country was less mountainous. a heavy fog set in. which made it neces- Year day. Contributions may he sent | o c 1o "The Star or to the Associated | of Bridgeport for Last U"‘“ ‘w:”:" fon ::: 1‘0:: ’f”ll-_ fe Charities, 1022 11th streat. | Thiee Tenrs: the cash drawer in his place of The apportunities follow: ness and $75 from the pocket o he following article was written hy Julian Lopez Pineda. long a newspaner bubligher i Guat reauestad by the 4 B - v S P 7: 'Y No. 1. | By the Associated Press coat that was hanging in ose! sary for me to fly at about 6.000 feet Ten's vim to the G OFFORTGNITE: No. o it H ooy in order to clear it. At times. how e sl | ( Closad. $ | . BRIDGEPORT. Conn.. December y\‘r n'»'fnr:fln 1338 V atreet o4 ever, there were holes in the foz| RY JULIAN LOPEZ PINEDA. | | OPPORTUNITY No. 3L.—The tweniy.eisth attack ne| police a hurslary was committed in through which the ground appeared | | Cloxed. $i Hridgeport's “phantom stabber” in l','r-"';\"’- vesterday. a revoiver | ' e > | Y. December 30 SR wearly th v occurred here fast And a zold eizar - S et | = b atekr basiere Iiinta (60 OPPORTUNITY No. 3. Bight, when Alra. Charies A. Hinmian | Mits Minnie Kestch aparimen: 1 At the end of the second hour 1] -(uatema! | | Father i1l in hospital. six children - . 1223 Vermont avenue. said her waw atabbed fn the right ch. She described her aswailant as a short and stockv man who wore a lumber | Jacket. The stahber escsped. Making his first attack here Fel- £1.360 | FUATY 20 1925 the “phantom stahber [has ‘worked with regularity sinking \e and hope through the oldest 11, others too voung to work | Previouslv acknowledged $1.486.77 | | Stoddard Taylor, $200 Fdith W ¥ 1gh, $28, cash, undesignated | 823.2 | Amaunt asked for.... changed my course to the Easi. hop- | With jo ing that the foz did not extend Le. | presence of the Spirit of St. Louis vond the coast fine. 1 tried twice to | Which i thout doubt, the spirit of | £et between the clouds and the gro ind | humanity incarnated in a bland veuth by circling down through more or | predesiined for the reconciliation af | less open spaces. peoples, The delegates of the Al ment was entered and a cannad fruit taken and tures and A clock damazed Porcival Knox manazer of hesins Raofinz Corporatio i~ reported the TUpon nearing the ground on esch | Mighty have always been youthful-- o Ll s b atreel. reported ! occasion. T found that the fog was in | Buddha and Jesus heing twa outatand [pRE R 30 sharp-pointed awl-like weapon into pounds of metal « from the treetops, making it necessary te | IN& examples — when their mission | PR L B the breast of some woman at least| 0% Thiflv-sixth street navigate blindlv by instruments until | 4088 not confine itself to single race. | 3 dm‘:v?‘r; TUNITY No. 4. {once every three months Last night's ngles at 1 was again able to reach the top of | Dut spreads. as a divine breath. to all | 3 Closed, $1,144. 19 | stabbing was his fArst deviation from e = _ the foc bank. The third attempt was | men on earth. Y THE CUB REPORTER { OPPORTUNITY Ne. 5. his previaus schedule. coming onlv' The Edmonton England. ('rhan De over the roast Refore his modest and plain voung | i DAY S WL Closed. $1,196 |three weeks after his twenty-fifth trict Council advertised for five teach In every direction the fog was much | man. who rides throngn the air as it g [ — 3 INTHE (.2€ OPPORTUNITY No. § attack ers and had 200 repies lower. | Apparentit 1 had eome down | he were mounted on Pegasus, one feels ! 7 dingi 2 PASSES GREW | Oversubscribed. $1,108 st clear spot of | filled with an emotion of mysticism gl g | > \/ THEATRE 5% | i several miles diameter. and wonder. Tt might be said that in | | 1 N = on TREES — ¢ i RTU ’ T this vouth all spiritual forces have | | | A¢ | Closed. 3832. By Flies Low Over Beaeh. combined for the redemption of men— Q{“ OPPORTUNITY No. 8. AL P Pl o, (v York Sl D0 | Mother_and four children. Distric 1 located my position as being | the men who now. = during the splen- i about 25 miles south of Belize, and. | do- of ancient Rome, blindsd by pride | | «upplies 50 cents a day in return for by flying low over the beach, 1 found | and ambition. devote themselves to —— e o — min's labors at the workhouse. it possible to reach the city. althoukh | bioody struggies and to violent fita of Previously acknowledged, $386.65. Philflity most of the time wase very | power. | ROCKVILLE L e L Mr. Edvar faccident wan m,;mm} promptly, bu-| ¢ ¢ T, $10; Mr. and Mrs. W. K 0. or, | - - S Lamar of ockville, was St man. [ rean oficialy said 2. Ohio Girls Club, $5; cash undesig- V"TM oant Hins swanentinety Srapical Symbol of Peace and Love. H {They will live at the Tiverton Apart Necretary Withur refused to com- $6.9% 1. $10. cash. § ! { ments, Washington. Dr. Linthicum Is [ ment on the letter. hut his office flatly L 31,196 00 | res nt physician ut Columbia Hés- | denjed that he had said the 8.4 wonld pital, Washington. He graduuted at {not be raised nntil Spring. Orders with many cocoanut palms along th Thin, tall and slim. with his head | speci spatch (o The Star. beach . ound and massive and his face like » | RQCKVILLE, Md., Decembar 31.— Upon arriving at Belize. 1 found | child's, he stands in front of the mul- | Sale by the heirs of the late Dr. the field (a polo grounds). 1o be | titudes who glorify and acclaim him | 1. Lesis « il s " [the Jonns Hopkine Medical Sehool | fram the Secretary wera that the still nesded.. euitable for landing. although Narrow | gy » xymbol = Sieteiundilove, "u(_,‘(‘:“(:r l’;‘“:::;‘."?_, b deorke b | Balimare. In 1926 and for & while was [ wihmarine be raised as quickly as OPPORT and very short. 1 was told that no| "The heroes of Homer's “llind.” the | lang und u frame dwelllng, formerly |20 interne at the Woman's Hospital | possible, his office said. Deserted wife responsibie for Ave land machine had ever before been | Knights of the Round Table, the great | (he home of Dr. Lewis .and family, | Baltimore. G | Tteacue operations on the submarine .piidren of school sge in British Honduras. captaina and conquerors who walk | (or 48,000, is waid (o reprexsnt the | Olney Grange, No. 7. has elected (<4 now will he made the subjcet of | pPrevinusly acknowledged. $353.15 Master. R. Bantiey Thomas: overseer lan fnquiry, it was announced vester | A . §3. Mrs . J. T. $10. @d- | Miller; lecturer, Marguret 8. |gay by Secretary Wilbur of the Navy | aigianal) vard, Calvin Bready: assist |Department. He also announced that ymount asked for The field is ahout 400 vards 10n%. | through the avenues of tradition and 4 : : il price so far for AMontgomery tapwring from $0 yards at end | history aurrounded by halos of red. | (wunty recl sstate. The propeity ad s Sy ! {are hard and flerce in the eves of the | ing the Hethesda Bank and was pur- | each end. and 1 eager throngs: they awaken mingied . o cestment | #Nt steward. Willlam John Thomas |4 joard of experts would he appointed | Total received.. with a prevalling cross-wind. MY | teelings of adoration and horror, pre- f,'.;"',':"_,',",,’,:;‘,‘::]z:: the Wonderfo) . | 1ady assistant steward. Marianna Mil- |tg study the submarine safety devices i plane stopped rolling ahout 10 yards | septiments of catastrophe and ruin. | cruuse fn property values in the Re.|ler: chaplain. Rev. Guv FE. Kages:|rescue methods and ather problems siill needed cisse SOORND from the end of the fisld. of ‘slavery and death. But thin hers | (roans melenimenond | The tno seres | tCretary, Edith B Thomas treasurer | yalative to the safety of men on under- | GPPGRTERT e 1% beth T. Stabler: gatekeeper, kd 5 aft Self-sacrificing mother, thre rd 1ddinge: Ceren Ethel F. Thomus vescus inquiry came as an |, SHifARCIRCNE nu. Mrx Gilpin: Flora. Clara M. | gmendment to the order for the court | " U SCREC T o aged, $1.012.15 owney. of inquiry into (he catastrophe, wnd | o U SEEHOY 1 received one of the most en-|,¢ (he air, who dims the exploits of cin 2 i A Eaent vy, b . ( Jand were bought by Dr. Lewis 26 e, o g Gy oy | the spectacular heroes of legend. (rom '\.urn ugo for $1 :am and the erection tlons by the citizens that I have ever | yorcyjen o Napoleon, awakens in th of the dwelling represented, it s said. witnessed oy in the Dnited Statea | Mullitudes a feeling of m: un outlay of about $5,000. days, walting for some word of en |by the Navy since the S-4 and the 851 couragement from Washington, only [sank will be turned over to the board 10 be rewarded with a statement (rom | If they are found to have practical | the Secretary that ‘the 8.4 would pi value the hoard will he expected to humanity. Those nations which feel suspicious of the power of the United open their arms readily. with rity, to re- “gha Central and Sonth | derness. of respectful admiration. a Mrs. Peurl P. Fowler of Takoma —_— e | that body will inquire into all 0pers: | \ynaunt asked for 8124800 | 1p+ and the British dominions | this noble and humble figure illumt- | o 0™ " 2 P, Fe o tione up to and including December Poial received = iruFimes"co " &1 Tiehta ™ | nated with hin gentieness all nearin, [ W7k 854 2T WA EHNL 00 LOST OFFICER’S PARENTS |7 in-"vessel having been sunk on| ™' ™" oo makinz them good and teaching them | . oo by | Decomber 17 still TR T = 37 the divine commandment, “Love one | ‘' 'firu{:v:‘d:n‘ r':«:;.h\”:lt‘)iml:l b1 SAY NAVY CRUCIFIED | Secretary Wilhur said that the bosrd g i LINDBERGH’S SKILL anather the ceremmany taking place at the hum of would be appointed im OPPORTUNITY No. 11 I The United States, a wonder Na S Ik A Tl PiGsante Of '« CREW OF THE LOST S-4 y. in ordec that it may hold| _Color mothe sur children THRILLS CROWDS IN !vlnn among peoples, a laboratory of ',"‘w' Py ;r’;h‘.‘,‘m‘m‘" The beide. | i ings at the same time the ollest, 8. Tiushand has disappeared prodigies, needed to produce wn ex. | {8 THERCE T TNS FOIRIL L LIC Sacab | = |navy s investigating the .4 acei | Ireviousiy acknowlsdged, $5; BRITISH HONDURA | ceptional apirit. a Charles Lindbergh, f,"_‘ A€ Fockvile | __tconti m_First_Page.) [dent and subsequent rescue opera.| Harry B.Green, $2.50. | IS 0 DU S‘(., reconclle_them with the rest of | "'y 0 00 ien insued by the | |tlons. All the wuggestions wuulu-lk} ‘\‘""I'"'"':_:_‘;‘_d'-_'f clerk of the Circuit Court here for the | marriuge of Dr. Charles Hamilton Wolohon, 30, and Miss Gertrude Ma bel Dower, 20, both of Takoma Park (Continued from First Page.) Still needed. ... G G auanaber&h | ceive Lindbergh like a herald of peace | ¥ PRARE =l B0 Bl H0 o0y Miaw | ADI¥ not be raised before Spring.” We | sugxest methods of applying them. | Prior 10 the beginning of the second | "M ©oncord: | Edith Louise Shiver: 15, hoth of Fern | Poth feel that. the Navy Department | The size and personnel of the board | W' gyy’ve probably sEioliAe Dregvam The Alnmas wis “Cltizen of the World.” |date Md': Thom O'Kelly of Dur. | hasn rrw-lflc‘ddnur dear boy mnd his|[of experts have not ve: been deter. | e ! ” y. C sle Ann Mer comrades. and the cruel indifference mined. and it is not known whether conducted to the stage by the Rov-| This conqueror of hearta i giving |ham. N. ¢, und btias Omie Ban MO |\ nich ™ hey "have shown these poor |it would he composad of Nuv resolved Sengrand the recestion cammilitee |2 W otisitation (o the turelgnipolicy [ S, B4 Of WATSRID, YL CRIER aady isne‘t then esent. the 0 nnle, 22, a 2 er | ot . e e the ot Britien | g i Terican Droving At arme | Weenn, 18, hoth of Washinztan. and | COUNLTY Ia (nhuman and without o |eles. howaver. that It would be Honduras, and there was further Joud | have to merve the spirlt of interna | louls Bishop, A and Miss l-:unnmn"”“"h“""' Mrs Jones and myself|lar to the Morrow Alrcraft Bosrd You'll find a lot of sdvantage in eheering, which caused Lindbergh o] (ional traternity for the co-operation | McKinley 37 hoth uf Wushinglon f Have TaNaR, And Mipc ANt Drve Uit | Mecraiacy Witbis Insicaten: that ne Il LR aRutle wock—n the i ] von- “ Announcement has been made that . and hol d prav (hat | 8 j 3 dicated that he b Hiag % o terully vater €0 1he wob- [af all peoiles In the igreet upnfes You may be successful in causing this | wished a complcte investigation in‘o | Way wel do k: and'the pel to paint sometime, soon—and it so. let us figure with you. | hovs wha dled Ini the service of their [civillans. 1€ ix believed fn navs @erful weicome extended to him. | o Rev. K. L. Katon. president of the b L i ik e b ‘llllilr'l.‘l.‘:r:.l;;l';u.l'l .;\4:;.3:;‘“ orat | Seminary and Collegiate Rible Insti. lmvlz‘vl::elrflud Ix;\‘lned'I‘nlo!v ,lm- \\-I,wu -n):u-l\iu-v! by |:~1u _\d;n -;..l on service Is quality B John Knox Washington. will deliver the ould consider it ax a wpecial | v, who: as commander of the | . g to the fiyer, |times and he always creates in me | tute of Washing il Souls g5ve Ub Ddniction | vevirel Torre, RS chutee oF reicugll] MEILE SNSNGGN Res y Estimates Without Obligation various other places he had experi-|an fmpression which fs not of this|#ddress at spacial New Year wervi enced difficulty in landing without in- | world. 1 see trembling in his lpa |In the Rockville Baptist Church Sun Jury. in 1r¥ing 1o avoid the crowds. |giowing In his blushing cheeks, s [dsy evening peratlons when the 8.4 sank He said ship. We would come to the East if [that the order was in no way a re An intense FACT-STORY of Amer- here a1 Belize there had been no such e ‘The planting of 200 shade treas ey g r",’:.":‘:;"“‘:,‘,;n'::"‘."' e | tong the principal streets of the neigh- | $11D Wil have been raixed [the tuscus work, hut was fssued in (] Palatec Devariment- ch . i e s pen e Sl 5 1 0 e e o e Feeliny | horhood 1a an impravement scheduled We wish to exprass our utmost ©othat the pubife muy have tult || 212 B StONAW, Fr. 2o ica’s mtrepld airmen of the World War. in the near future. so | thanks to you for bringing some con knowledge of what was done wolatlon in this. our dark heur of wor- | row.” M and Mra. Jones live in ennessy, Okla No Request for Notificatho The Burean of Navigation of the Navy Department today sald (hat to Belze River in the governors|of gratitude and sdmiration the peo. | for Bethesda Jaunch and a base ball game by 1eams | pie seeing In Lindbergh a citizen of | Dr. Benfamin C. Perry. president of from St John's College. s “world. 'a seraphic and celestini | the board of county "commismioners ¥ . |ambussador who is sent throuzh the |has announced. The order for the PANAMA WAITS E. M .b':-\ s flaa ot \\'.-mnn.n".'.. trees. it in underatood, will be placed —_— brosdcast in all latitudes and to el | within a few days and delivered in Key to City to Be Presented Lindy men time for planting in the early Spring - b - Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Davin of When He Arrives, ot S S N OLETEN Rockville have announced the mar. | Comdr. Jones had not requested that PANAMA. December 31 A — | Staxe of “their ‘@aughter, Miss B! his parents he notified in case of acct &olden kev 1o Panama City has be | AI.EXANDRIA. {beth 1o Willlam P’. Lamton of Be. [dent and that the depnrtment haud suthorized by the Panama municipal | | theada. The ceremony win performed | promntly notified hix wife wx soon as eon for presentation 1o (ol GERLY. Begins Next Wednesday in FOR SALE 5120 Chevy Chase Parkway One-half Block Wast of Conn. Ave. ey « La Plata. Md_ Ingt September, hut [It became known that e went down anc b vy ALEXANDRIA, December 311 jid not bscome knoWn even to the | With the 84 A request from Beautitul New Home e l;“l'"'f"‘;':]"m‘"”;4",”';’,"",, | (Bpecial) - Alexandria police today | nride’'s parents until a night or two | Mix for nformation about the Center Hall Pla - the Tanding fieid and racei e the fiyer |47 enaged in s search for Mra Fior |go Mr. and Mra. Lamion will make | 1 Bedrooms and | ressing F - in the name of the city erce Rencney, 25 vears old. of | their home In Rockville, | Room, ¢ Hathrooms ,will be Lindbergh's second viat | !Nk street. According 1o her The Home Makers' Club of the | Vapor Heating System e e i vether i | bAnd. George Sencney, ahe has heen [ \henton neighborhood h cled of Modern since 2 o'clock | corn an follows: President, Mrx, | 1313, when there was no water in the canal Representative Lindhergh M cem® 10 invest e labor conditions ;mwumx from her hom e v Adum Walden: vice president. Mra l";uml‘.:rl"!l \-’ M. Carroll; wecretary treaxurer I ilves at the Wardman G v «"1'»”:'1";‘;;: :‘,3",.':"_;"];”:" |morning for viclating the prohibition | e jute Lr. und Mra Otis M. Linthi- | Wosugfartigba uiteboct et L um. und Mine Bus Nomervell, dauzh | A New Yeur eve dinner Asnce will prran and the late who is now inspector of | . given In the (isorge Mason Hotel | (j, of Port Repul | tonight Reventy-five reservations in- | g, d In Baltimore early | mn membern of the I Prot | Price Today, $32,500 Price Tomorrow, $32,258 “Buy When the Price Suits You” Heated and Open Until 9 P.M. Continuing Every Evening and Sunday Until Completed “ACES UP" gives inside history—in nar- were mirr [in the week in Mem enribed Mre Lindbersh an | GE000 CERE B iews. 2apmbie womisn whoss char. | saea) - gost ‘ot 4 jcan Legion, | 4 g , N d cylinders, burn- s S rer et s h [ “placopal Church. the rector, Rev o scored cylinders, : " S e b e o e g GEO. W. LINKINS rative form; authenticated by records in the | trajta early | erhe Old Dominion Bost Club will wald. “Aw walked through 8 of the canal the lad went lis wide’'s al Zaltiinor archives of the War Departments of the United States, Great Britain, France, Italy and Ger Miw T, W Turner of | 1 of honor. and honor Alexandrin boys who are sin- dents at the Vieginis Military Instl 1733 De Sales St. B ne On yerurming 1 hie i Uie Iy xiving » dunes fn thair honor | - R Wateh This Ad Each Day b y extions shoaed him to be | oy 1. .mhhm,,-»lculw\ o T W agh. Alad yesterday L OTHERN { many. f have a o over sl e "‘,’;""'" e otih TH it her reald: 30 Bouth Alfred .y | d i i B itwa . th bt i b : treet. Mer husband and child mui- | Beware of Substitutes. | It gives an eye-witness account of— i ohiden he thinks more of them Sica it & years tive. Funerai mervices will tuke pl 5§ | 1 than adul's Wi or Veirlay e e rom the home at 3 o'clock Monday At Good Dealers Everywhere . - e e b vy sttarnoan, ‘ana win b econducted by | 0 L L0 ety darembie nove [ | Open Until § P.M. Tuesday, January 3rd . ’ J MOTHER DELAYED AGAIN e MeDonetd, and. savars) ‘dhiiieen | NS Y, P, s of the | t uk 4 i e e By T ieut. Frank Luke, Jr.’s | Buow and Wind Kerp Mrs. Lindbergh The snnusl Cheintmar pagert of | 1 the Methodist Protestant Church = 3% Take a Personal | e e i L | e 4 e e v Make 1928 a Prosperous Year | Inventory Now p 4 i hea ring Vovanketine otge Land | 00 ciareis d a1 825 Thors. | " DL C d The first of th i 1 i s Kt 4 Bity on the next teg of |43 vight The roblery was discovered ) ompoun he first of the year is an appropriate erica :u Bt 15 Tatron Weather et l‘“.' "IT'*‘!:vl"-' W By sav“‘g HERE ‘ |ms‘;e‘( | time to determine net worth by taking a m s Ac‘ Of A“s q Hog, o start will be made later o], Curtls Backun ana Muurice § ,:" Paid on | personal inventory, 1f you have a How he fought single handed to the death, the | worid famusn | oMcient Meouts of Feoop 124 #anorid HE FABIT OF SAVING is like the gove Saving l flourishing s,vm‘h‘ Account. ‘.““-r‘. g“‘“‘l inat overwhelming numbers. It tells of the Bt b it 15 [t ddsnedlple ool Bl halls on the o ngine. When we run too | strong on the right side of the ledger—i A o T Vi e wite | ARG ol LA TN o T am Accounts | one in lacking, THIS PAY DAY brings feats of daring of the famous Lafayette Esca- drille; of the A. E. F. Air Forces; of the Naval s 4 ¥ g They keep ue running within our in wnd aecumulat- you the chance to make up for lost time. Ai 2 Abe Martin Savs: M( Y ing o surplus We never spend all, we never plunge, Qe DB | 50 Bt v yaad Cheletuis Rovus: Tl Fin ir Service. ! we never wreck | or mare will | owary Interest Conpons - then' N help swell you It's history—FACTS, not Gction—thrilling: “Yeus ought v etudy 8 lonk wiile be for i make vou a Pay Day deposit WEHAVE. FINANCED AHClyof HOMES very Tbe tube with s ot FALO O Druggista with the vsderstendin, mamey will be refunded if 1 fail of fuehi B Bleedin, Fewcrating Piiss. 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