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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1940. UmmtM nnllr Rwt fluadar fcr Member The AMovlatcd I'reaa Tho, Anaorlated Praia ll eXClUilV entitled to the una for republica tion of all newa dlapatchee credited to It or not otherwlne credited In tola paper and to all local newi niiMlahori hnrln. All rlshtfl of re publication ot apecial dlapatchea liereln are alio reiarvea. HARRIS ELLSWORTH Editor Entered a, second ciaaa matter May l't. mo, at the pom orriue a Roieourg, Oregon, undor act w March 8, 1871. Represented by w York 271 Madison Avo. Chi- kn-3(l N. Michigan Ave. hhh v...l.r-:'?n Hu.h Bti-aot -Ito- trait 30R4 W. Grand Boulevard Las AHfln I'l H. bprlnir Hlreel cattle 603 litowurt 8tret I'orl laad 620 8. W. Hlsth Hlr.ot SI. Louie 411 N. Tenth Street. PIUSMI4iiojlATIOR Pvbscrlptloa Rates Paltr, par year by mall 96-00 , a inoiuns py man t.itv montne ny man Garner nur inotitli. . . . ' carrier tier yiar...... 7.80 lflvory elate, county and city r official or board tlmt handles fubllc money should publish at agular Intervale an accounting: of it, allowing whore mid how each dollar Ih spent. This le a fundamental prluclplo of doino cratlo government. fUNIOIl busobull tinio In hero HRallll A hunch of HinbltlotiH ynung Btors are working Industriously to perfect thoinsolvoa In America's greatest sport, and at the annie tlmo to bring credit to Douglas county. Theso youngsters and their sponsors aid doBorvlug of cammimlty support, Few people realize the magni tude of sponsorship of an Ameri can Legion Junior laulull team. It mean a lot of work and a lot of money. It costs from 141)0 to (500 to equip a team with uni forms, bnseballs, bain and other puraphonnlla, In! addition to trans portatlon to' and from practice fields where, ns Is the case In Douglas county, players are re cruited from nil sections and to handle traveling expenses In con nection with games. TJmpnua post of tho American !Leglon has been for many years outstanding In the slate of Oregon In baseball Biionsurshlp, Not only does the post maintain a summer schedulo for Its Junior team, hut at the Bume tlmo Is trulnlug It large group of hoys from 0 to IS years of age us future material. - This activity Is carried on, not solely becuuso tho American le gion members llko baseball, but primarily us a part or the Le gion's program 111 citizenship. e A youth ho learns true Hports manshlp on a baseball diamond, who turns out regulurly for prac tice and comiletlllon and submits hlmseir voluntarily to tho disci pline required for team pluy, Ih certain to bo a good citizen. Members of Uinpqtia poBt, par ticularly the leuin manager ami members of tho baseball commit too, glvo it oront deal of tlmo and energy, without remuneration of any kind, In the baseball activity. In recent years the committee memliurs havo liud to dig Into their own pockets to help finance the costs. That condition In not rlgliL The Legion pom Is putting on ,tho baseball program to pro dura belter citizens for Douglas county. Tho community should he willing to at least cooperate lo n sufficient extent that there should be no cost lo the pout, e e The Douglas county teiiui meets a similar team from Kugeuo til -'iiiliiy field Hunduy. Muring the next few weeks there will be sev eral exhibition games, and three gallics played locally In district competition. These games merit your paid attendance. You nro UHMircil ii good game, at least you will see n hustling baseball team of youngsters doing the best they can to win In n clean, sportsman llko manner. They may do some lugged playing thai Is only to be expected (fiim such un ago group but the- loam Is worth support ing and root ing '" Tho facilities of the field are not lo be commended. While the school bourd has built a good dia mond, the accommodations for spectators are not of the best. Only a limited number of bleacher seats aro available. Fans will have lo beur soino ttlscomrorls. but re gurdlcss of tills fact should give the Legion Juniors their full sup port and should attend tho games If for no other reason than to help this worth while activity ulong. Today's major league team rost ers aro filled with players who mado Ihelr start In American Le gion Junior baseball. Homo of the boys who recently played for the Douglas county team uro headed for baseball fame, particularly (Menu (Lefty) Lllloll. of Myrtle Creok, whose, sensational pitching as a Legion Junior and for Ore gon State college has assured him a place lit professional baseball whenever he desires. Perhaps In next Sunday's game you will see a performance by some youngster who within a few years will be the country's noted player, and then you can say, "J was there!" Editorials on News (CoaUiuK from L) they were headed for the Panama canal. Iloth the White House and slate department tell questioners they "have no news" of the fleet, I'llEKU was much talk of "lsola- lion" theso duya whllo tho lto ptihllcuns were making their plat form in Philadelphia. "Isolationist" is about as hard lo define as "liberal." It all de pends on who Is making the def inition and what ho wants to con vey. ISOLATIONIST" bus bocomo a smear-word, llko "stand-patter" or "reactionary." It. Ib used wldo- ly by politicians who want to put an opponent In u bad light. This writer defines himself as i Isolationist in (he souse of believing that the western hemis phere has a way of living that Is peculiarly Us own and that Is WORTH DKFUNDlNti. Tho way lo preserve our way of living 1s: 11.) To defend It against all at tackers. (2.) To refrain from meddling in the nffairs of halred- rlddon Europe. No sensible person A N Y- WHWIE believes Hint (Ills or ANY OTIIIOIl country can hulld a wall around Itself and live alone. KRNR Mutual IrMdoastlni System 1M0 Kllocyolee ltHMAININO HOUItS TODAY 4:00 Fifth How Center, MUS. 4:30 Tea Time Dunce. 4:40 Kinfonleiia, MILS. 0:00 Hports Oulde, Mils. 5:l.r To Ho Annoiinend, MUS. fi:.'10 Shallor Parker, ,IHS. 8:45 Little Orphan Annie, Oval, tine, MBS. 6:00 Raymond Gram Swing, White Owl Cigar, MBS. fi : 1 n Dinner Dance. 6:30 John B. Hughes, Avalon Ci garettes, MB8. 0:45 Melody Time. 7:00 Tonight's Tune. 7:05 Nows, Calif. Pacific. Utill- ties Co. 7:10 News-Review News Flashes, 7:10 Mutual Muoslros. 7:1101,0110 Hanger, MPS. 8:00 Lang Thompson's Orch., MIIS. 8:.'I0 Festival Varieties, MPS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. :Hi Skliinay Funis' Orch.. MIIS. 11:110 Fulton Urn-Is. Jr.. MIIS. II: 15 Hollywood American Legion I' ignis, M IN. 11:00 Sign Off. SATUHDAY, JI'.N'ic 20 7:(lll -Stuff and Nonsense. 7:30 News-Review of the Air. 7:40 News, Stale and Local. 7: 15 Rhapsody In Wax. : lie - Joe Hart's Orch., MPS. 8:30 This and Thai 111 Melody. s:45 Musical llllerluile, MPS. S:50 Seven Minute Men. Ii:00l)on Aires and Los ('nliall iins, MIIS. 11:19 Miiturduv Concert, MIIS. 0::ui Poll Sylvester's Ori-h.. MPS. 10:00 Songs of Yesteryear, Copco. 10: in - Morning Serenade, I0::l0--l.i'llihtiin Noble's Orel., MPS. 11:00 y.oke Manner's (lung, MIIS. II ::lll -Vtillual Dons, MPS. Il.lfi-I'iiniiu'l In Coiilrasl. MPS. 12:00 )t,uiichcon Dance. 12:15 Buck Rogers' Pepsicle Pro gram, MBS. 12: 1.1 News, Stale and Local. 12:60 News-Review of the Air. 1:00 - Sons of tlio Purple Sage MIIS. 1:15 Tommy Reynold's Orch.. MIIS. ' 1:20 Christmas Slakes. MIIS. 3:00 Interlude. 2:05 - Hugo Monaco's Orch.. MIIS. 2:::o liriiuuts nt Voulli, MPS. !l:oo At Your ('oiniiiatid. U::i0 - Puildy Malcvllle's Orch.. MIIS. 1:00 -Wythe Williams, Coinnioli- later. MIIS. 1:15 Treasure Island Reports, MIIS. -I : :ln -Tea Time Dance. I: III Illlly llesset's Orch., MIlH. r.Min- Hawaii Culls. MIIS. 5:20 - Mozurl Opera Series, MPS. li no Tonight's Tune. 5:05 News, Calif. 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Italy orders thai no more auto mobiles shall be used by the pub lic, (.'an this be the first step In the IniiK predicted decline ot cfvili 'tat lu? t uuH H mm m mK.i. urn i an.m-, i;m w in MiM.fi W(l mit r a liv 111 it. This inichl Ins railed Hlarhiii; out underneath the hoiloui of the ladder Tho (list corkscrew- patent In the t s. was issued in 1M10. lie lore then. I he pioneers were so haidy they Just hit the lops olf the bottles. A henchman says II Is Hitler's mission lo miiUe the world happy. Mm ureal Job hetnn, of course, Unit there Is only ouo I llllor. I tulle Selassie is reported hack on tho warpulh. Ills army, it is recalled, Is I he one that turns up imisildr In a, blackout. Posters uryinij Colorado voters hi restore lioinn lu t hat slate show the lenses itiunini; the wnmi; way. 'that's nothing; new lo folks who bet 'em. The Invest Imi lots can p;os up the liaUilUK lieaches lu their ipiest nt Tilth columnists. Sw iui miMs helot? what they are, there is tin place where the ii'itia spy could slull secret papers anil si Ml keep them a sei rei. "Jerry" Goodman Heads Local Goodyear Store (I. C. f.lo!Tl (ioodliiuu. loriucr reslilelli ol ilosebllru. lias relumed In litis city lo serve as manager of Ihe local (loodyeur slnro. He suc-rne-ls Herman Anholt who Is to on giue In a private venture, and who led last night for rintlali.l lo spend a lew tin vm making iirrllilge incuts for his Inline activities. .Mr. lioodmiin was i-niiloed In Itosebiirg from l!i;t:i In l!i;l In Ihe sclilce or the Shell Oil cninpali) ami lias since I ll employed with Hie (ioodycar company al linker :iud Asloiin. His fiimlh will Jnlil him heir In about two weeks. New Methodist Pastor Arrives in Roseburg The It.-V. Melville T. Win-, for mer Mclhndlst pastor at Ashhind, lias arrived In Itoselmrit to occupy Ihe pnlpll si I lie local .MelliiMltsi cltlllctl to which lie was iiMdyncd al :i recent ineetilipi or the church cnlilt-rcitce held al I'nrl html. Ilo will preach ill the recular services Sunday. The llev. Mr. Wire sue cccds Mr. Units Mimln who has resigned flout tile ilctlie mint!!-? and will establish residence In New York file. ANVTHIMI to build, repair or i-emodei your noiue ai rase s Home Sweet Home" .tore, rbjiht downtown. (Adv.) BARBS Tax Increases to Commence July 1 List Includes Liquor, Gasoline, Cigarers, Automobile and Theater Admissions. PORTLAND, Juno 28. (API Liquor, clwiret, automobile, gaso line and admission taxes aro brace yourself going up July 1. Some other tuxes will be In creased, too, hut they affect fewer persons. Here's tho dope, pre sented by .1. W. Maloney, collector of Internal revenue: Clguret luxes will climb one hall ("ill ii nackaao. nuvahle on ''on- sleeks held by wholesalers and retailers July 1 as well as on new supplies. However. Indica tions are that manufacture will increase their sales prices, making cigarenes l. cents a package islriilclit to consumers. All dealers must Inventory stocks on hand at the close of business June Ilo, notify the collector and wait for printed tax return forms. As soon as the printed floor-tax re turns are reeolved from the bureau at Washington, they will bo mailed in dealers, with Instructions as US. pri-imriillon, bntuiiutautiii hf tux, etc. This floor tux would be due from all proprietors of hotels, restaur ants, confectioneries, grocery stores, lunch counters, pool hulls, cigar stores, news stands, retail Ii itior dealers, retail dealers III beer, iced any other person or flrin sell ing clmireltes. fa.,,,,,.. ,i,...L. .,-01 n-. (.n1H ,. .irm,r u am,,ii,1(? .,,, hpi f )Xi 1Ttat4. v 15 ,.tmts a im t , y- , , ,..,... Itrluil lcatrnt nf rerineiiled mall llminis heer and ale must pny i $1 a ari-e on floor .storks stored fiiils.il. I he plaec of business. Heer land tile suppll'-s on the premises at the time the I he reused tax becomes MAP PUZZLE HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured African country. 7 It is but a or part of a former great empire. !nsvcr lo (CHURCH i lOlp E RASHO B L i A T E f k. i USEQRtSI CEf?Hya COCA BCUSDOO I 13 Greedy. SATE ENS 14 Helper. lOWinss. 17 Upper part of a furnace. 18 Harvests. IQ nnnnlnri FRET jomiiM'Mi. 381danl. 21 Goblins. 40 Rumanian coin. 41 Paid publicity. 12 To exist. 43 Period of lime 23 South Africa (abbr). 24 Toward. 25 Sheltered place. 45 To trickle. 50 Tribunal. 26 And. 28 Pound (abbr.) 51 Incaration of 30 Salamander. Vishnu. 31 By way of. 53 Giantess ot 33 Ingenuous. fate. 34 Church official 54 Roves. 35 Mass of Ice. 51 To impair. 37 Carmine. 55 Redacts. n iiniif mil I 'Z ii U I p b I 17 18 1 f? W III .. t2 i 1- -a 5 sr 75 nF i16 3s L in iio ui m rp bi ai dS " " mm', M fi 1 I M hl 1 M I 1 h LAST NICaHT BOSS :0 THAT. BUT SOME BOPV CALLED TH UNDERTAKER AN' HE HAD TO WALK BACK FROM TH' MORGUE -SOMEBOPY WILL BE CALLIN' A CHIROPRACTOR R THIS BABV . effective will pay no additional tax. Thero Is no floor .tux on wines. Gas, Theatre Taxes Upped (lasolluc tuxes will be Increased one half cent per gallon. Thero Is no tax on slocks held at the close of business June 20. The admissions tax Increase lowers I he exemption level from 40 cents to 20 cents. In other words.l. ' j,. Young- noople'B meotlng admissions formerly woro taxable 't 7 '. m. SvMlng aervlce at 8 admissions formerly woro taxable at 41 cents or more. On July 1 they will be taxable 11 21 cents or more. The tax is roughly 10 per cent of the admlsBlon price. The tuxes on trucks, automobiles and automohllo pnrts are being in creased. 0111 (ion 1 got puniciiy ami The tax on trucks has been 2 pol ecat of ' tho tmanutHrturor'B salo price not the retuil price. It will be Increased to 24 por rent. Can Also Affected On pssencor cars the tax has been 3 por rent, also of the manu facturer's price. It will be 31 per cent. "This means." said S. F. Lnml, chief of the miscellaneous tax di vision, "that an automobile selling here for 5100U probably pays S1S0 freight, charges. Knock that off. Deduct the dealer's profit, which probably Is 5150 to 5250. Tnat leaves the manufacturer's sale price of $l)0 to $700. On $70i the old tux was $21. Another o le-half per, cent makea u more j.oo. I hut a all. v.iih,,iui i'laiunt v ntim iut.it. iw.n no tax on nutomobilo floor stocks and that "hhIohiiioii who are press ing sales on the grounds tho prices of automobiles uro going up ma terially could bo prosecuted for misrepresentation." POUTI.ANI). Juno 27. (AIM Former (ioveinor Charles H. Mar tin declared yesterday that "we should keep our . . . mouths shut ami not go around Insulting people who are armed whllo we uro not." He told a civic meeting that wars are Die natural stato of man anil warned that young men must adjust their Uvea "lo the thunder-) siotm mm is upon us. Previous Puzzle 8 Gaelic. 9 To scold. 10 Cry of sorrow. 11 Pertaining to the navy. 12 Golf device. !ULUI?.R:J..Ao. yyvMiCz'viiCi; I -t DED piATTl A'TBai 15 Monkey. REAMl 21 Drain by L-sV;vVi';Jl ittuinrt OSS 22 Sundry. 24 Its seaport. 25 Flat. 27 Covered wilh EMD I i 1 EnOlFP 29iurn.untnia tile, 57 Unit of work. dwellers, 58 The great desert of Afrlcn. 59 Its Sultan, Sldi . 30 Prong. 32 To Increase. 38 Kind nf fowl, 39 Theatrical ploy. 42 Token. 44 Indian nurse. 48 Sward. ' 47 Neat. 48 In. 49 TO whip. VERTICAL 1 Insane. 2 Molding. 3 Flssurm 4 Poem. 5 Rug. 50 Yeast. 6 Unique person 52 Constellation. 7 Tense. 54 Diamond. Sunday nUnwUno at the XilUI llO FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH The opening services of the Bi ble school begins at 9:45 a. m. Clas ses Immediately following. Church service 10:45. Mrs. Goldle Fergu son, who Is to conduct the Teach ers Training course and the Daily Vacation Bible school, will be the guest Bpeaker. Christian Endea vor for both Juniors and seniors at 7:00 p. in. Evening church ser vice at S:00 p. m. Sermon: "On Tils!." John A. Barney, minister. The teachers training course for all teachers and officers of the church begins Monday, July 1. Tho daily Vucallon Bible school starts the following Monday. July 8. Any child regardless of religious affilia tion Is welcome to attend this day school. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST At S12 E. Douglas street. Ilegu- lar services Sunduy at 11:00 a. in. Subject of lesson: "Christian Scl- unce.Tt Hundiay scaooi cqnveues at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meetings which Include testimon ies of healing and remarks on Christian Science are neid ut s:o o'clock. Tho reading room at 317 Perkins building is upon dally ex cept Sundays and holidays from 10:00 n m. to 4:10 ll. 111. Here tho lllble and all authorized Chris tian Science literature may bo rend borrowed or subscribed for. Tho iinbllc Is cordially Invited to attend the church services mid to visit the reading room. THE PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 477 South Jackson, Rosebiltg. Two doors north of the Rose ulinnl The Ilnv. OrVIll C. Keller, ,.uulnl. smoinv nchnnl at 0:30 a. , ji01.nn(! worship service 10:30 Ht 7 ., , Evening service at 8 ,, ... ' p'raver ' meotlng every Thursday night at 8 p. m. After an absence ot two weeks, tho Rev. Knller will bo in the milplt again Hunduy. With tho remodelliiR of our btilldliiK we will now have 1(nnty of loom for everyone HO you will find a welcome with us. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Synod, Corey and Military streets. West ItnsebuiB. Tho service of Sunduy, June ISO, betiluB at 8:00 p. in. Tho pastor will il "liver the second of a series of sermons entitled "Tho Bible's Answer to Some Often Asked tjues Hons." The question to be ans wered Is. "What Does the Bible Say About Divine Healing?" the toolc of the sermon being "The Christian's Attitude In Regard to the So-called Gift of Divine Heal ing." .The Sunday school meets at . . u-Q ,t r.iiuiiv in . , U(;ml our services' and SlIIHaj; fi(.ool. The choir-meets Isundav evening after the service, ,i . yy.. npR(lHV OVenillK HI 7:;iu p. m. for Its regular rehear- sal. W. A. Kylwester, tary street, pastor. 1170 Mill METHODIST CHURCH Of Iloseburg. Morning services: Church school at ! :4T. Mr. H. A. Canuday, superintendent. HegH- lar church services at 11:00 with ltev. M. T. Wire, recently trans ferred here from Ashland, in charge. Kvenlng services ut 8:00. Kvoryonc Is welcome. FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY Located at the end of W. Com niereial Ave. A. Harold HersliiK. pustor. Service lollluht ut S p. 111. Services lor this coming Sun- da vs Hunilny school at 9:45, Mr. John Klllot BUperintenilelit or classes; lliornlni! worship bcBlll ning ut 11 ii. in. Sermon by the pas tor, subject: "The Moaning of tho Itisen l.tfe;" lYoung people will meet al 8:30 under new leadership. All members urged to be present to discuss plans for organization. Children's church at 6:30. Evan gelistic service at 7:4i. Services for tho week: Tuosduy night ut 8 P- in., devotional and preaching. Friday night at S p. in. young people In charge. FIRST .CHURCH OF GOD Kdenbower district. Rev. J. I Keruillt. pastor. Sunday school lu:llo a. ill.. Mrs. Clins. Hughs, sup erintendent. Morning devotion 11 a in., pastor In charge. Young peo ple's service 7::in p. in. Kvenltig service 8:110 p. III. Wednesday evening, prayer and praise service 8:011 p. in. We weicoino you, CLEVELAND CHURCH OF GOD Cleveland school district, Kiindiiy school at o a. in. wilh classes for ill ages. .Morning preschlng services U! II a. nl.. evening preach ing services at 7: tr. p. in. These seniles aro biought to you Iwlce each Sunday without cost and with out price for you and your neigh bor's good. Do not forget your Sunday school, keep II growing for the good of your neighborhood. lo not forget the evening nervier, n pure goslwl. old time songs and a heaity welcome to all. Mrs. .lohll Parry, sllpei inteiiilelit. " John Kdgar Kvans. pastor. PORTLAND'S Most Distinctive Hotel INVITES VOU ... Friendly Servlcn Home-LIko Roomt Wonderful Food Sensible Rates HOTEL m BENSON Breidwsy at Ojk Portlsnd DAILY DEVOTIONS DR. CUA3. A. BDWABD3 The early Christian church lacked what we today consider most Important and imperative, viz., buildings, a fixed organiza tion, an ecclestleal ordor, a dogmutio system of theology, stereotyped traditions, standards of orthodoxy, a Bpeciul vocabu lary, a Canon of Scripture. But It hud some things we often lack an experience of release nud freedom, an urge and sense of mission, a certainty that something Infinitely valuable was at stake. And so the church rode on full tilt Into a world as full as ours of strange expres sions of human nature and proved that Spirit, not matter, must prevail. Invincible good will, and not political power will transform Boclety. We must at all cost recover the ex perimental mood of the early church, get its sense of being able to do the impossible things nbout to take place, again In carnate In our Uvea the sensa of release, or we shall sink otice more Into darkness, and chaos will engulf us. We may bo the gates of God through which now life may break into the day we aro now living and restore tho spiritual refreshings so promi nent in the early church's ex perience. Amen. EDEN LUTHERAN CHURCH Elgarose. Sunday sorvires at 11 a. ill. Welclome to services on Hunduy. Rev. Edward Eklot from Marshfielil will be present. CHRISTIAN 8CIENCE t ..L"!'" " ,"ucm,B , !""',,. 'Vy.rt e eok .Hr '""i" ifC'J, Christian Science services In day In tho grange hall at 11 o ciocii. i ne siiDject or me iessoii- MCl iiioii lur rtuiiuuy, timiu ,i,, "Christian Science." Tho public is cordially Invited to " attend these services. EPISCOPAL CHURCH St. George's. Holy communion 8:00 a. in. Morning prayer and sermon 11:110 a. in. Kaillo 9:15 u. m. Veterans hospital 1 : 15 P. m. Perry Smith, pastor. METHODIST CHURCH Church school ut 9:45 a. in. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. by the new pastor. Rev. Melville T. Wire. Epworth Leagues at their regular hours. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services for Sunday. Juno 30th, lli-10. Sunday school at 0:-!o. a, in. II. L. Eddy, superintendent, Morn ing worship 11:00 a. m., topic. "Why a Sunday School," Senior C. K. nt. 7:00 p. in. There will bo no preaching service in the eve ning. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. in. THE SALVATION ARMY Oaptiiln Olivo Coknmn, Uent. Alien lioss, of floors In rhai'Re. Sunday: Snmliiy nchool 10 a. )n., holtnesft meeting 11 h. in., nalva Hon meeting 8 p. in. Wedne.sday: ladles Home leaeite 2 p. m. Sat- unlay: Ttund of love 2 p. in., praise .service 8 p. m. Come and wor ship with ns. Our door la always open. TENMILE CHURCH (1. A. Oaiboden, pastor. Mornine worship 9:40 p. m. Sermon ionic. "What Did You Plant In Your Gar den?" CAMAS VALLEY CHURCH (!. A, tlarbndtMi. nan I or. SuihIhv mrhool lu a. in., morn I n k worship 11:45 . m.. sermon tonic. "WhaL IHd You Plant In Your Uurdon." DILLARO CHURCH (1. A. (iarboden, pa.slor. Sunday school lo a. ni., evening nervines p. m., sermon topUr. "What Did You IMant In Your Carden " BAPTIST CHURCH A f -HKcadh una Iniiln or youni; pro- nle from I'dTiland and Salem will conduct tlio Yonim I'eoplc'H service Mimiay evHiiinic. This Icani. (omposcd of Iton AdatnH anil his trumpet, K. H. Marvin, and others. will uttHist lu the regular services nt S p. in. I'hiiI'h Thorn In the I'lcsh Is the topic selected for the Sunday evening sertnon. "Was Paul's thorn la the flesh had oyes? Was It a disease of the body? Was It a temptation to sin? Mo we have thorns in tho flesh today? Do we have licseitinc sins?" These and other njiestlons wilt he ans wered. "The llest Fellowship In the World" b the sermon tonic at 11 a. m. Tnl tu mi Cinsj m ot make oil my Mv And oft ctrttpcJ Hv .U . GoXlxJtiAAl vnoninf the Srf - jlUjfLRsfunEMLHainE A. PIHft And UNt ODDITIES By the Associated Press Lightning Doubleplay MARIETTA, O. A bolt of light ning shot Into Mrs. Pete Sllvus' kitchen, knocked a skillet from her hand, Jumped to a nearby field and knocked n pitchfork from her husband's grasp. The husband escaped Injury, but Mrs. Sllvus wus burned sev erely. Grounds for Divorce PITTSBURGH A husband told the Judge his wife was ntco to him only a day or two before pay days. On other days, the husband said, she refused to cook, threw bricks and clocks at him, bought expen sive furs he couldn't pny for, punctured his automobile tires with an lee pick, threw his clothes out the window and entertained other men. The husband had no trouble, getting a divorce. Tip Goes Wrong LINCOLN, Neb. Harry Swal low doclded to take the last ten numbers on the mileage sneedom- eter of the taxlcub that bore him I to Ak-Surben race track, then piay tiinso numbers In the dully double. ir the cub had rolled 1-10 ot a mile fui-ilwr bo would have play ed 60. Ilo played 09, mid 60 pulil S535.80 when horses 6 and 10 cnnio In. Slow Pay CHICACO Hardin llallhiine. who Is 35, has reason to look for ward lo the day when he will bo 74 on Unit birthday he will hnvo paid up tlio I2.0U0 separata main tenance arrearage lo bis wife. Judge Itudolph Desort, In order ing him to make the payments at 'line him to make the paymon ii',1"0 r ' week, figured that 38 years and 24 weeks would be rcqU.e( NOTICE ODD FELLOWS All Odd follows are rcftiestoiI lo moot at I. O. O. F. hall Satur day. 2:0(1 p. m. to attend funeral of Ilrnther Charles Verrell. Hy or der of Noble Grand. (Adv.) A. .1. (ieddes, Secretary. More Hum 12.000 rut lulls were turned In to tho county agent In a drive lo rid Scotland counly, Mis souri, of nils. The merchants of fered a bounty or one cent n tall, estimating that cuch rodent would do dumagc of $1 a year. OLD FASHIONED REVIVAL Charles E. Fuller, Director Kutvenil Udsh-I I'rraclilri Olii Ihmm of the Kail Every Sunday C:llll I'. M. Kit NIC 1 300 Kilocjcluif " Prnnniirt A XullonuliJo Uukjiul What's in the Air I. Can't go to the reception on account of RAYMOND GRAM SWING 6:00 P. M. 2. The Voice of the City? You must mean the NEWS, 7:05 P. M. 3. This is so I won't forget HOLLYWOOD AMERICAN LEGION FIGHTS 9:45 P. M. HIGHLIGHTS ON TONIGHT'S PROGRAM Shaffer Parker 5:30P.M. Little Orphan Annie 5:45 John B. Hughes ........6:30 Lone Ranger 7:30 Lang Thompson's Or. ..chestra 8:00 Festival Varieties ...8:30 Alka Seltzer News ...9:00 Skinnay Ennis' Orch 9:15 Fulton Lewis, Jr 9:30 KRNR DIAL 1500 .. .. .. 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