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xJk3. - m mmm -a-aMSS-i . THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY ftlORNTNG, MNUARY.9.,1927 i V ft ' 'r.. " CHSISTIAX SCIEWCB Kirt rlmrvh, cornet liberty and Che mrkria. SnnIy morning serice at 11. .suikJjv evening serrire at 8. Subject lesson sermon. Sacrament." Wednes bv ux' testimonial meeting at 8. b-irvi""01 eonk conTene at 8:45 an j(ta. Keadinc room 209 Masonic Jeiil'' open daily from 11 to 5:30, ex.pt Sunday and holiday: Sunday f'.-x';on from 3 to 5, every evening ex cept Wednesday and (Sunday from 7:30 to 9. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUD EST S ASSOCIATION f-t .very Sanday, in Ierby Bids., t nurt a"d Hieh streets, for Bible atndy. "You i-ordiaily invited to fctudy with us. Hours 10 to 1 a. m. and 3 to p. m. al-i in the evening at 8 p. tn. there will ie a public lecture, l.y Cha. C. B(. Subject "Deliverance Near. . DOCAirtJEX, BAPTIST Services will be held at the TMCA Vuil ling nn Court street Sunday morning, Januarv H at 11 a. m. Dr. A. C. Aaton will prearh. The evening aerriee will be fid at the home of H. W. Zobel, 1045 North Winter ctreet at 7 o'clock. Mr. '. I. I.auoy will be the speaker. A cardial invitation to attend these services i fxtendfd to all- FILM AT THE TIKST COXOBEGATION AL CHURCH. SUNDAY AT 7:16 One of the most beautiful thing in the liil.le i the letter of Paul to Philemon, ask me forgiveness for a run-away slave whom Paul bad converted to Christianity and desired to send Lack to his master: The plot of the picture parallels the 'jiMde which inspired Paul's letter. The modern story ik that of a young man who betrays bis employer's trust is convicted far t:ift. and after leaving prison, drifts lower and lower, finally seeking shelter in the "Down and Out Club." The pro frresMve minister who conducts this mis tum finally persuades the young man to seek forgiveness from the man he has wronged. Bring the two men together he tells them the story of Oneaimua and Philemon which is acted on the screen. The picture has a dramatic quality of the highest order. KNIGHT ICEMOBXAJL (Congregational.) Kith and Kerry? (Sunday school at 10 a. pi. Superintendent. C. C. Harris. Morn in rvie at 11. Sermon on A Spiri tual Dynamic." Duett "Teach Me to Prav, ' Myra Qleeson and Mrs. Anna Stanley. Christian Endeavor at 6:45. In the evening service at 7:30 the choir will sing "How Excellent Is Thy Name," (Wilson.) Sermon subject "How Old Art Thouf" Mid week service Thursday at 7:30. JASON LEE MEMORIAL, M. E. North Winter street and Jefferson ave nue. Thomas Acheson, pastor. Bert Thompson and Mrs. A. It. Gentry in charge of the Junior church and young people's work. The public is cordially invited to attend the following services on the coming l,ord's Day as follows: Chnr-h school 9:45 a. m. with six sep arate departments functioning. Public worship 11 a. m. The Rev. Mrs. M. Hpnnger w ill speak on : "Kxperiences of Twenty-Five Years in Africa.' She is the guest of the church for the morning. Junior church service in Wesley Hall at this hour. Officers and Teachers of the church school meet at the noon hour fc council meetings. Three Kpworth league services at H :io p. m. Intermediate, Sen ior, and adult young people meet in sep arate rooms. Public worship at 7:3t p. in. Pastors theme: "Life In Story Form'' or How Are You Living.' Special choir mnsie at Imto servicea. Ocod fellowship and gospel preaching. V5T.' -:-4if 'ill 10:00 A.M. Sunday School I 1 :00 A. M. "What Is Prayer?" 7:15 P. M. "As We Forgive" A Lesson in Moving Pictures THE CHUfcCH Rev. E. IL Shanks, Pastor REVIVAL MEETINGS Rev. James W. Kramer, D. D., "Big Jim" Mr. Frank McCravy, Evangelist singer Every Evening, Except Saturday, 7:30 Public Is Invited Closed Coupes For This cail plant mpn u auvi i 1 uurc-urym,iicrs,ervice and conven ience th-U it will add is worth many times Ihe cost to the car owner whose work tops are warm hi winter, summer weather. O. J. Hiili AxAo 267 S. Commercial TIBST rVAHOEXJCAL CHTJBCH Corner- Center and 1-i berty btreets. F. B. CulveV pastor. Residence 435 Center St. Sunday school 9:45. L. L. Thorn ton, snperintendent. At 11 o'clock there will be an installation service for the officers and teachers of the dunday school and the officers of the League of Chris tian Kndeavor. The paster wilt bring a message auited to the occaaion. Evangel ical League of Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Dwight Nash president. Ruben Hilfiker, leader. Rev. W. A. Gtieffroy will speak at 7:30. The weekly prayer service Thursday at 7:30. TmiTAKIAH CHTJKCTH Cottage and Cbemeketa streets. Church school 10 a. m. Uraded instruction. Rev. Martin Kereshetian, minister. Devotional services at 11 a. m. Subject of the ser mon, "The Alabaster Box." Kolo. "The Publican." by reques. Mrs. VT. A. Den ton at the organ. The annual meeting of the church will take place in the church parlors on Tuesday evening January 11, at 7:30. Business for the coming year will be considered. MJNISTEBIAL UNION At the state institutions? Htate Hos pital, 9 a. m.. J. Willard De Toe: Feeble Minded Institute, 9 a. m., K. L. Putnam; Cottage Farm, 2:30 p. m.. J. Willard De Yoe: Girl', School, 3 p. m., Thomas Atcheson: T. B. Hospital, 3:15 p. m., Fred C Taylor. Regular meeting of the Union will be held at 9:30 Monday, Jan uary 10, at the YMCA rooms. There will be no program but a large attend ance is desired as there is some very important business before us. We go in a body to the inauguration of our new governor at 10:30. J. Willard De Yoe, secretary. BETHANY BE FORMED Corner of Capitol and Marion streets Sunday school 10 a. m. and English serv ice 11 a. m. M. Denny, minister. THOMAS B. TOBD West Salem. F. Sunday school 9:45 I. C. Sebern. aupt. Sermon by Rev? Mrs. worth League 6:30. conducted by oar MEMORIAL M E. L. C'onnell, pastor, classes for all ages. Morning worship 11. C. H. Burleigh, Ep Song service 7:30, choir leader, Alvin Mead. Preaching at 8. Sermon bv the pastor. Subject, Pa&s Away." My Word Shall Not ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL Lutheran 16th and A streets. Rev. H. W. Grosa, pastor. There will be regular service Sunday morning with sermons in the Eng lish language at 9:45. German at 11. Sunday school tin English at 9. ProY. Brandt from Concordia college, Portland, will preach. . FIBST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Cor. State and Church. V. C. Taylor, pastor. Director religious education. Mar raret K. Sutherland. Services 11 a. m., 7:30 p. m. Sermon topics: "God's Four fold Grace," a. m.. by the pastor. "Afri can Experiences," p. m.. Mrs. John Springer. Anthem: "All Things Were in Quiet c.ilence." West. Solo. Ronald Craven. "The Blind Ploughman." Variety quartette. "Abide With -Me." "The Mas ter of the Sheep-fold." Sunday school 8:45 a. ro. Mr. II. F. Shanks, superinten dent. Young People's meetings: Univer sity Epworth League, leader, Dorothy Fisher, Topic "Zones of Silence." First Church league, leader Glenn Huston, in stitute Echoes. Mrs, J. Springer special i.peaker. Intermediate League in the annex. Week-day serViees: Prayer and praise service pa Thursday evening. Topie "The B!es&r-igVot the BiM,f- Standard s First Congregational Church Center and Liberty REV. CHARLES E. WARD WITH A HEART First Baptist Church LIBERTY AND MARION STREETS Service and Comfort few) cost LllvLp requires much driving. . These with open car conremericlr In Top rintGol PhonTi78' Bearers "meet at the home f Mrs. B. K. Carrier 1065 Csart 8t., on Monday even ing at 7:15. i Mrs. Springer will be the honor gueat Junior church., wf H have its monthly lesson en Home MUsions, given by Mrs- Miller., , , ,; ; , FIBST SPDtlTDALIST CHTTBCH The First Spiritualist church of fcalen:, will hold services at their hall, (over Miller's store) this Sunday evening Jan. Bth, at 7:30 o'clock. There will be mes sage. The public is cordially invited to this service. LE8LIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL South Commercial and Myers. J. Wil lard De Yoe pastor. Sunday school at 9:45. E. A. Rhoten, Supt. The morning hour of worship at 11 o'clock. The pas tor will apeak on "Christian Optimism." The chorus will sing and other special music will be rendered. In the evening at 6:30 the two Kpworth Leagues will meet for their. devotional meeting's. The evening service at 7:30 o'clock. The pastor will give the 13th address on ''From Kgypt to C'aanan," this being "'The Tabernacle." There will be special music. The woman's Home Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. De Yoe, 348 Myers St., on Wednesday p. m. at 2:30. The mid-week service on Thursday even ing at 7:30. Subject "What I will Plan for 19"J7." A Welcome to aH our serv ices. - CHRISTIAN AND MI8SI0NART TABERNACLE Tabernacle 655"erry St. Pastcrjn. E. Caswell and .Mrs. Caswell. Sunday school convenes at p. ra. Supt. Mrs. M. Wilson. Afternoon preaching service 8 p. m. Subject. "The Indwelling Christ." Evening .service 7:30, Rev. W. W. New berry, dean of the Bible institute, Seattle will preach. Tuesday evening service, prayer and praise. Friday evening, Bible message. Saturday evening 7:30 tht Young People conduct a helpful service. COURT STREET CHRISTIAN Court and X. 17th streets. Pastor, R. L. .Putnam. Junior pastor, Mrs. R. L. Putnam. Services 11 a. in.. 7:30 p. ro. Junior service 11 a. ra. Sermon topics: "Going Forward in 1927," a. m. ; "Why the Old Book Stands," p. ra. Special music furnished by Mrs. iby Turner Moses' orchestra in the Bible school. Sun day school 9:45 a. m:, superintendent, E. W. Cooley. Y'oung People's meetings: Volunteer team visit shut-ins in after noon .Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Jun ior, .Intermediate, Young People and Sen ior societies meet at same hour. Each nnder capable leadership. The graded C. E. work is of interest to all ages. You will enjoy the meeting and fellowship. Week-day services: Tuesday evening the Loyal Volunteer Band will hold its reg ular social at the farm home of Bro. and Sister C. 8. Utterback. Thursday church night program 7-9 p. ra. Volunteer -meeting, Bible study and special class "The Christian Family." There is a good in terest. Something worth while. We ex tend a hearty welcome to every one to worship with us. FIBST PRESBYTERIAN On Church St. between t'hemeketa and Center streets. Pastor, Norman Kendall Tntly. D. D. Assistant pastor, Mrs. It. M. T. Hester. Services 1045 a. m., 7:30 p. m. Sermon" topics : "The Economy of Effort," a. m.; "Women and the King dom," p. m. The Sunday evening serv ice is "Woman's Night" in the big Loy alty Campaign of the church. The women will conduct the service and Dr. Maude Allen, who is in charge of the big hos pital at Perozopore . India, will be the speaker. Sunday srRcol.9:30 a. m., su perintendent, H. E. Bwrrett.v, Y'oung Peo ple js meetings: fi:30 pfraYoung Peo ple's Societies, 6:45 p. in. Mass meeting of the young people will be addressed by Dr. Maude Allen. Medical Missionary from Feroxop'-rc, India. OLAD TIDING MISSION :4aVi t'ourt St. Pastor. C. S. John son. Services: a aad 17:110 p. ru. Sunday school: 2 p. m., superintendent, S. Ber key. Week-da y servicea. Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturuay evenings. FIBST WKQfiJOATIOKAlV -2- Cehter and ibettyTTPaator. lObafVa. E. Ward. Servicea 11a. m., 7:15 p. m. Ser mon topics: "What Is Prayer!" Shall We Forgive!" Sunday school 10 o'clock, superintendent, Mark McCallister. Week day services: The Annual Business Meet ing of the church will le held Thursday evening beginning with a supper at 6:15, every member should be present. Re ports of the year's work will be given and officers elected for the new year. The sermon Sunday evening will be illustrated by a beautiful two reel picture embodying the bock of Philemon and carrying through a modern story teaching the les son of forgiveness. FIRST BAPTIST CHTJBCH Liberty and Marion. Paster, Ernest H. Shanks. Services 11 a. ro.. 7:30 p. Oi. Sunday school 0:45, superintendent F.d Schunke. Young People's meetings: 6:3(1, Senior B. Y. and lli-B. Y. Revival meetings under the leadershi pof Rev. James W. Kramer, 1. D. begin today and Continue during the rest of January. Mr. Frank McCravy will have charge of the music. Mr. McCravy is with Br. Kramer aa evangelist singer. The choir will sing two numbers today. In the morning wor ahip, "O That I Had Wings." Wilson. In tha? evening they will aing, "I've Found a Friend," Sheldon. Mrs. Shanks will sing in the morning. Ir. Kramer's sermon subjects for today are: Morning. "What Is a Bible Revival?" Evening. "The Oo-Getter Cnurch." Meetings con tinue each evening during the week, ex cept Saturday evening. The Young Peo ples L'oian will - meet at 6:30. Two organizations. The Hi B. Y. and the Sen ior, B. Y. crvTKa sr. mithodist - 13th and Center fits. Psstor. A. F. Hilmer. Services-11 a. to., 8 p. m. Ser mon topics: "The Place of Suffering in the Christians Life,'' a. m.; "A Bible Study," p. m. Sunday school begins at 10 a. m., superintendent, H. H. Oralapp. Epworth League 7:15 followed by the Bible study at 8 o'clock. These evening services are in English. The' morning service is in German. The Sunday school has clasaes in Herman and Engliah. Week day services: Cottage prayer meeting at tae Ural-er home on I) St. Wednesday evening at 7:30. ST. PATJI.'S CHTJBCH (Episcopal) Church St. at Cbemeketa. H.Ttor. Rev- H. Irancan Chambers. Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a. m. in the chapel. Morning pray er and sermon at 11 a. tn. The vested choir is expected to be in the chancel again and sing the musical parts of the service. uiiurcu tcuiwi at v:a a. m. Yonng People's Fellowship is called to meet at 7 p. m. in the parish house. FULL OOSPEL MISSION 2.(7 State Street. Pastor, Ralph I. Bullock. Aosistant pafctor. Marry J. Morriss, residence, Silverton road. Serv- ires ':T0 p. m. Sunday school 2:30. Week-day services: Services thia week Wednesday and Saturday nights, at 7:43. FIBST CHBISTTJUr CHTJBCH Center and High Sts. Pastor. E. O. Whitaker. Assistant nastor: Vivian G. Wnisler. Services 11 a. nt., T:.10 p. Tn. Sermon topics: "Qualifications of Elders and Deacons," a. m. ; "H.Weak Strong Man," a. m. At the Morning hour the choir will sing, "The Good Shepherd." At the evening hour Ksther Ieifenbangh will sing a aolo and the choir will aing vu sing cnto the Lord.'. Sundav chool 9:15, sujeriDteient. K. C. Whitak er. Yonng People's meetings: :80, In- icrmcasate and aenwr .ndeavor. The ieadera are Ilaxel Harper and Rose Dick inson, olive Josephine'Anderson -will play a violin solo. Ordination of Elders and Decona at morning Bervires. Week-day series: Wednesday evening IJota the change Choir practice Tuesday. ; MI LI. ST. METHODIST BPZSCOiPAX. 15th and Mill Streets. Pastor. Patrik Dahlin. Services 11 a. m., 7:30 p. m. Sunday school 9:43 a. m., strperlntendent alita Esther Erickson. Young People's meeting: 6:30 p.m. Week-day services: The Ladies; Aid will meet in the church n Tuesday at 3 p. ra. Mrs. C. Floer will " , irrajrr meeting : ana cnoir practice on Thursday niffht at 7:30 and o:au respectively. are all eordialty w our sorvirea it v .BZORUurn raisitps Church , and Highland. j1uiinr -Un AH-dajrr feeting of fh llarion County Holinea asboe ration, Tsdar. Ja. 11. SaDdav school 1(1 a. id. kniMrintnitt i. Week-day Serv ices: Prayer meeting Tnnrsaay 4 .v jf- CHTJBCH OF GOD l t34R X. Church St. Paster '. Gillespie. Services 11 a. m., 7:30 Pi n. Sermon topics: 'The Secret of Sucre1,' ' a. m.: "An Open ltoor," 7:30 p. i.i. Sun day school: ! a. m . snperintendent, Mrs. Walter Itarkus. Young People' meet ings: 6:30 p. in. Week-day services: Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:30. Teachers meeting Friday evening 7:3(. FEEE METHODIST I Market and Winter. Pastor. J. T. Tay lor. Services 11 a- m.. 7:45 p. m. Sun day school 9:45 a. m., superintendent, l. F. 8. Schuts. Young People's nMet tnxa: 6:30 i. m. AVeek'-day servidea: Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday 7t30 p. m. CASTLE CHAPEL TOTTED BEOTHEjES Corner 17th ahd Nebraska Ave. Pasltet V. X. Btodaett. Service 11a. m.. 7 p. m. Sermon topics: Gospel Standard ITiristisn I.ivck, a. m. Kvangehstic, ! p. m. Sunday school 10 a. m.. snperinten Utnt, P. C. Wills Yonng. People' 8 meet-, ings: 6:45 p. ra. Witt Dnnigatt, vres. Week-day serrteies: Evangelistic services each night during. tlit? week. Rr. Joseph Brock will occapy the pulpit Sunday a" each night in the week aong aerrire. At. 7:30. Preaching at 8. Come hear the old time gospel that "is the power of 0od unto salvation to every one that be; Heveth, come help ns sing. CHEMEKETA ST. EVA3TOBUCAI.I Corner of Chemeketa and X. 17th St. rastor, G. E. Erskine. Servicea 11 a. 'fn.t 7 : 30 p. m. Sermon top'wst ' 'A Prema ture Burial,'" a. m. "The Lost Ax Head," p. m. Sunday school 10 a. m. superintendent, O. R. Strausbaugh. Young People's msiags: Evangelical' League; Of Christian Kndeav.r at 6:3Q. leadVr, Laura Cheney. Week-day services: The week beginning Sunday night, Jan. 8th, will be occupied with a series uf Evan' gelistic services in which the pastor will L-e assisted by Rev. H. E. Abel, song lead er and soloist. These services will begin each night at 7:30 and wilf continue into the following week .md possibly longer. The public is cordially invited. NAZARENE 19th and Marion Sts. Pastor C. H. Hopkins. Assistant pastor, Mrs. Hopkins. Services 11 a. m., 7:30 p. m. Sermon topics: "Beauty for Ashes," a. m.; "Be Ready." p. m. Special singing on Sun day. Sunday school 9:45 a. m., superin tendent. Frank Litwiller. Young People's meetings: Senior Yonng People's meeting 6:30 p. m. Topic, "Overcoming Them." Leader. Mrs. Hopkins. Junior Christian Endeavor 6 ml p. m. Mrs. Thoir.as Xun netnaker, leader. Week-day services Wed nesday evening at 7:30 prayer and praise meeting in charge of the pastor. Mrs. Hopkins will preach Sund;iy morning, the pastor will preach Sunday night. Giant and DuPont explosives (fuse blasting caps). Lumber and all building materials. Gab riel Powder & Supply Co., 610 N. Capitol. Tel. 2248. () HIGH LIGHTS togv: Sunday 6:30 , , , . ; j :.--,:-t- i Al- hif viP 'iJAN5 ACqoAINTAKJCE 'I M jrE' M WITH FWE. PROS ADLV BfQAM '"fw ft vwi"lw1rHE D,N1 VACi 0,rF AGB3 Afttfl.V Kv VS? WHEM HE SAW THe PRIMrVAU ralr FORe5T stT 8y A ' ffivliv &&t POJ.T OF XIQHTIMCr. tTHAT THE 5Tr?AMQ? 5PAfr45 J nV S XVS. " w ll lf ' s 'TH ' jfMWMfLY AtMEAMS OP MAKING Yf? dZ&W I PRoUmM3 6A5TS AWAY. u qht The torch , T.V M Yi' A BM71WG BRAMt FROM j 7SJ'ul ttll THE FIRE, P'RST LtjHTBt ti'lfP' Mam's way iu the MAM.OR WOM AM. NOTICE fc THAT THE- Mfjf M EWM G?CA5E PRIPPWG FROM MEAT COK- nMnM t'K ma OVER THE FIRE MAP THE JJVV - i Q Vffclre Newspaprr. Syndicate BUT BIG SIX T Bullet Proof Construction New Car Interests Ru mania'.s Queen of The last activity of Queen of Rumania .before boarding the Berengaria for her return home, was to attend an Informal recep tion in the Grand ball room of the Hotel Astor, Ktfvr York, ar ranged by Willys-Overland, Inc., and the American Armor corpora tion, for the purpose of presenting to her a vVillys-Knight Great Six town car of ballet-proof construc tion. This car, which has been in the coarse of preparation for the past six months, was built to the exact requirements of Europe's most, tjeautiful queen, expressed before her American trip was con templated.. It is the second Willys-Knight to be owned by the royal family. Although wearied to exhaustion by the social excitement of her American trip and the rush of her last day here, the queen came directly to the Astor from her farewell dinner at the home of Vincent Astor and was enormous ly interested in the beautiful en closed model which half a dozen of, the leading automobile decorat ors and custom, body builders of the United States had prepared for her. She was even more interest ed in the demonstrations fo its bullet-resisting qualities. With a Thompson machine gun, Charles B. Toole fired at the right hand door. The metal was dented but the bullets were flat tened and dropped to the floor. The queen's own chauffeur Alvah Jacobsen, was also put through a bullet-resisting test. He was made to take eff his coat in order to don an eight-ounce bul let proof vest and was then fired upon at close range with a 4 5 calibre automatic pistol. He was OF HISTORY A - 1 I ' HE J.6 W PRESEN EB QUEEN 3 not banned in any way and one of the bullets Was dug oat of the chauffeur's coat and presented to the queen as a souvenirs In addition to being the first armored town1 car ever built, the queen's new personal Willys Knight Great Six is also the first invisibly armored passenger car in, the world. It Is lined' com pletely, including the roof, - with Bovite metal whicb, on account of its light weight, has added only a little over 200 poujids' to tie weight of the car as Tegularly supplied. Over tbe metal and completely hiding it, is the most exquisite imported upholstering in two appealing shaaes f green. All -of the vanity cases, floor han dles, lights and other fittings, are in green , baked enamel to match the upholstering and carpets. A special fleecellned robe, with the great seal of. Rumania -embroidered In lull colors, has been made for the car nnder the suiHjnris ion of H. T. Strong. America's lead ing automobile decoration ex pert who was responsible foT the; .exterior and interior decoration of the queen's armored Willyc Knight. This unusual vehicle which Queen Marie will use in her; own country during the hectic days she is facing, is equipped with six Fisk balloon cord j.ires and is thoroughly modern in every re spect.. The queen climbed into the car and spent much time inspecting the various details including her personal coat of arms painted on each door. The official presentation was made with a very graceful speech by Sir William Ltts, managing director of the Willys-Overland-Crossley interests fn Europe and" past president of the British So ciety of Motor Traders and Man ufacturers. Sir William arrived at the queen's party just in timF;, from the annual advertising din ner of the Spinx club where he had been one of the chief speak ers. - Clatsop county will pay $191, 34 2 state tax this year. Man Ducsvert Fire jfj ATR, - OVER COHMGr HIS FEAR, ijju BuRNtl WOODS AHP, . t l THAT FIR6 GAVE HEAT pRAfi- .llM!' iet A OtfRNIHOr ORAMCH OPr" f i I" HE ART OF COOKTIMQ y bOVBtlESS OeaAU 8V THE Accent op a mam PROppim3 RAW MEAT INTO THIf FIRE AMt FlMblNG THAT ITS PiAVOR. - Hi fX'VwAS THOS iMPROVEPk 0 3: 1 ft: . k M . . .m. A 0A D"5COVBRY WAT ANinaj. rt WMl' rv Da ,kcn cv ILLOMJMATION. 'if .' '. (r o u A I TIM6 TO THE invention of A ft CftUfrfc MSM-llKC J-AMP WITH A WICK ' FOR. ByRNiMG.TALLoW - VV.'V '''. i AWt 11 Li mm 1. Gasoline and "Hooch" Form Deadly Combination, Lead to Grave Drunken drivers are responsi ble for nnmerous ; automobile ac cfdlnts, according - , to Arthur T. More'y past ' 'ptpiident of the 4a tional safety ouncII, who believes that every state should adopt, the proposed uniform motor vehicle operators' and cbauffenrs license r.ct recommended by the national 'conference on street and highway fcafety. Today motorists who have killed people while at the wheel. In an intoxicated condition ; atlli are driving cars In some states which have no drivers license law. If the suggested statute were upon the books in, every .state the li censes of these drunken 'drivers could have been revoked, points out Mr. Morey. . . . . ; "Chemists have found that cer tain liquids cause violent explo sions when mixed'said Mr. Mor ey. "Coroners' Juries have found that gasoline and 'hootch' when carried in the same automobile, form a deadly combination. "The paths of drunken Joy riders lead to the grave. Even 'safe liquor, if There is such a thing these days, has an exhilerating effect which, causes the motorist to disregard danger and take chances which Tie would normally avoid. The mix-, tares of wood alcohol, fusel oil and - other poisons which masque rade under Scotch labels, trans-, form the driven into a maniac and his machine into an instrument of destruction. . ; . "In England the. London, police1 do not wait for an automobile ac cident, due to drunken drivingto happen before making an arrest. If they see a man leaving a pub lic house under the Influence of liquor he is arrested as he fs about to set into: his ' car, so he and Its Uses UA MAfse. fBARKST t4KR'S A lMQ Tltv-AMt MAM SHlUtQ Or MIGHTS IN Wmch was at Mir rfMfft Vi AM VOISM teR THB WARMTH AMP 'CHB&ik OP FlRkT W OOKtMG.ByMAWrMG MAH$ !S frfi sJ rool Hoaz'bitBsrisiB . Ai, ' j if A ; r Pearahcc aut iMcnEAirr h-s ' 1 1 Ifs 5TATuitte. f ,-' . Av ,ir j 1 am' iLfAOukt oTvitrt cits FIRE, hakin G .Thus wmwm DRlUi-.WHKCM CCATeIRlE PV FRICTT6H..WAS MyCH ft mm it t has no chance .to, dp, any damage " t He is .nsnally tried Immediately t and. 31 round "guilty, goea.io jaji fo Idas 'enough tinre'to stfbet Up 6': reflect Hwouldfm" well if diir 'oVn 'police 'IdnbWed this4 ex ampitt,, . .- . - ; 1 ,7.:M finter Weather Greatly Enhances Traffic Hazards Winter -toea'ther, brings Increas ed traffic hazards, points out wai- ar, ter Giing. president of the'Jfa- tijmal Safety Council,1 why call attention to the fact that tooth ino1-' ; torists and pedestrians Shoildibbl extremely careful during Decern- be r when snow, hail and sleet are irkefy - to -obscure the vision of , people both afoot - and at the ;. steering wheel. '. Here ar some suggestions: Be suTe yo'ur auto 1 equipped' fh a windshield cleaner. Many.'. diivera nrefer the automatic de"1 j .4:e vice wmcn permits moiunaw keep both hands free for .driving - aid stopping purposes; r-X'. v-'-I , (Brakes that ftmetion-efficiently i are absolutely essential at ..ail - times and especially . during-this kibd of weather1 They sbotiid-ba; tested frequently and regularly. jchaihs shonldnt be left -in - ther st garage these days. . 'When ;-the-'r tltes are worn, the car Js espeeiab? lyl liable to skid if the frTe9.t? - applied suddenly. .' With j good -e treads . the vdanger Is somewhat. -.-minimized . . ; ; t-, ' Have : all ' your - 4 eaulp toent, JP. ; good condition;: fDon't .lgnorerthe .rj steering geaf. lieadCghtsPd. $)jn light, horni battery -a.ud othey ap,- paVatus, If 1 you"; would .;tiT0T4,a.c;ci.JB debts. . . a i.J V- Vi-.J -;;vt ;b If yon are in need 'of comforts, j bUnkets, pillowS or other bedding f yoii shoutd see vwhat Hamilton's ari of feringl Bee the wool mixed 14 bankets at J , ; ' -,,m,,, " j bontplete! control of car during . ? stormy weather lis absolutely es- r-j sehtlal. avers; the 'National Safety a Cojuheil,. which Urges teotorists to i. have their brakes tested regularly - and frequently. . .."j? J. CARROLL MANSFIELD POn. COVmiXjkO N HtS Ol&.TKlK 1J Aii r6JNi tthXt Fires " Pdv Mico-r niiOMMir, J CV THE wOrCM ANI W T iJVJl MrrVkibs Woo&em .' . XtSBb IN i : 1 r , r . v. f 1 "V -Jet