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I PAGE TWO THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLO^N. S Jc. N THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1938 CASINO THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY, SeiH«inber 5 and 6 “Port of Seven WPA APPROVAL GIVEN FOR - PUBLIC LIBRARY BUILDING HERE Proposed Building: Costing: Approximately $75,000 To Serve the I^hlic, City Schools, Orphanag:e and Colleg:e. Clinton Associ ation Org:anized To Direct Affairs of Library. The Clinton Library ansociation was formed durinff the past week by a friMup of representative Clinton cili- West Clinton News Starring WALLACE REEKY FRANK MORGAN and MACREENi O’SULLIVAN and JOHN BEAL. I , ... yon love stated at the time that . heart-warming this was the re-formation of an or-^ ■ ... • , M.r. and .Mrs. J. I) the t f^anization which was originally form-) .^j^^ ^ »f,ed by the late Rev. Wm. P. JacobN, as Lyman .Sunday. Brtaastone . . . the laughter and P**ione of the first ^teps he took when he tlKM of “Min and Bill.” Ked-Mooded !(.ame to Clinton as a young minister, drama of the waterfront . . . with thej purpo.se of the association mighty sweep of the Set^en Sea>»! was a son of the late Daniel and Eve lina Snead Yarborough, and had^ived John Yarborough Bv DftatK' entire life at or near V^HUIIICU oy A/Caui .the home of his birth. ir Tm:' t j oi* j' Yarborough was a life-long Well Known and Esteemed Blind, member of the Yarborough ChapS Citizen of Cross Anchor Sue- Methodist church and always mani- cuml^ To Illness. *" interest in its work aniTin , .jail underUkings for the good of the I John Yarborough, a highly regarded u^*V*7'***'*^l,.*" resided. He f K i. ^ been blind since 1921, ,but in spite f”™"' ‘'"'•’O' of hi, affliction wa, alway, bright Wa,l.ington. 'Aui;:'2~N"~piri'» "I'.’'' '“‘Tuc.day at hi, homeland cheerful, and showed an undaunt * 1 t » • • • 1 Rlv^ W’allace Beery aa you love him! Rough and rowdy and lovable . . . bringing you thrills and romance of “Bad .Man of such absorbing interest in Wash- T,:" past year, and critically ill for ten. On .March 10, 1911, he married Miss Funeral services were held from the "■•'o survices him. ’ ^ ^ I injrton these August dog-days as W'ord, Mr, and the question whether Mr. Roosevelt David Word vi.sited relative® in'really hopes and expects to be elected u * ” \vl.,r.r* j."" survived by three brothers, _ - i:_ wLn /Z. au:_. : au„ V\edne.sday afternoon at five, Yarborough, Hendersonville! in 1940 for a third term in the White toon, “Fox Hunt 10 A. .M. Show 10c and .Mr. and .Mrs. Roy Trammell and House. The third-term issue is becom- daughter, Jerry, and .Mrs. .Sara Webb ing more and more the major politi- w a.-csociation is yfr. and Mrs. Boyd Norris in.cal Issue in both the Democratic and T ^ lA- I. .V building and operating a pub- ^viHe Sumlav t Republican parties. Two reel comedy. Malt Disney car-,1,c library for the people of this com- ' of course. Mr. Roosevelt could Nens of the Da), imunity. At the meeting^a letter from -Mr. and Mi.s. Paul Jones har MON'BAY. j F.aw'rence Pinckney, state director of guests Sunday .Mi®. Jonfes pa^ the Works Progress administration Mr. and .Mrs. N. h. Hill and was read stating that the application aLlhlLiiity iilX'iinton for finleial.funds iTton ^ar ! Hiram C.; ■ N, C.; L. Y’arborough, Enoree; €. D. Yarborough, Clinton; a^d one sister, 2.>C Septeml)er 7 and 8 “Island In the Sky” cour.se, Mr. J eliminate that issue by a direct state- I ment that he will not be a candidate in 1940. It would have to be a much YU'jjyyjp j more~posTnw~alid^ Convincing"declara- o’clock conducted by the Rev, J. Patton and Rev. W. B. Garrett Greenwood. Interment followed in the t :ii„ u r r family plot in the Yarborough chapel ♦k. c’l- * „ i. i cemetery, the services being attended ^ ^ by a large gathering of friends. His: nephews served as active pallbearers. [ Mr. Yarborough was born near Cro.ss Anchor in October, 1875. Hej -Pat CARD OF APPRECIATION • I wish to express my gratitude to my friends in Clinton and in this com munity, who by their majority vote, couplad -with tho' lorge vote -which - F- an<l little s<m, —, , w. . , . . f;;r^^cn;::;^urtiXTf^r,rrn;.o^H^^^ than the Pr4^iden4 la acGUitom^ when they ehoosoUo foRow-Gen. . ^ „ inublc librr^ annirved ' Medlock, Mrs. Beulah Mae Lindley I^ow-ever, to make the poli-,mer instead of Mr. Bryan, and that r^eived all ^er Uurens County, en- I Pri^l v eH^ '“''J daughter. Hazel and Bob-IP^^y accept as fin- the Progressive Republicans who fol- abled me to,be elected to the House of *1 vllt ^ ' 1 coIUgi had puMou.s- SVbil'LolIis and little 'lowed the-ffull Moose in 1912 are still Representatives .over a field of eight ly (Ynjurileered to give the city <*f When President Coolidge in 1927 powerful in the Rcoublicaii nartv. i other excellent candidates. KELLY'. Seven!) Htories up . . . sev enty times more excitement and Ihrills. more unexpected laughs and more romantic romance than you Tould ever imagine: \ / It- daughters, m.rrin* finiMi Ml 'I v‘N u.uetTOU .o tnc cuy u. -S^birLolIis and little Starring t•LOt^A ST I-ART, MI- , A nron<»rtv nn im ranuiiJM on the children, Davis and F'ri^die. i'HAEI. M’HALEN. and |. a U L‘'Vk f ^ Henrv Trammell visited friends in northwest corner of the ( ollege Plaza ^ mnry irammeii visiieo irienas in and South Broad street for the luca- Spartanburg on Sunday tion of the library. The high »chiM.I, orphanaeo, tho col- " 'futied to credit it for what it was, a voters, without whom no coalition lotto and lhc.hU.hht,lihrMj hatl ajtm-.l jdcfmitc- ««l--linakwithd«wal-.-f.r«m--mevcmcnt-c.n-tmTn^ 1 to place their books in the library. The plans had been drawn by Willis Coolidge in 1927 powerful in the Republican party. | other excellent candidates. 1 hope that made his famous declartiQn^ “I dOj But the big party split now is ‘ I may capably .show my merit for this not choo.se to run for President in ^ among the Democrats, and the party confidence which has been placed in W. T. BOLT. “Penrod’s Double Trouble” Starring THE M AUCH TWINS. Bli.I.V and iUMUlY. DICK Pl'R- <’KLL. (iENE 1. KMART and K A I III.KEN l.tl^^KJI^cr. “I’d think I «as )»u if I didn't iThow you were me!” / / "Meet the Maestriis."'^-^'"''^^ ^ 9:.t« A. M. .Show—WEDNESDAY. Kk* and 1.7c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, ■> September 9 and 10 * “Professor Beware” —li utiil II I invi. PHVI. Irwin, architect, of Augusta, Ga., and are now being carefully checke<l for accuracy. The college had volunteered to sup ply the services of it.s lilirarian and his assistant in dinK'tion of th»* af fairs of the lirbary. .Mayor I*. S. Bai ley and city council ha<l previously approved the jn-oject and agreed to become its spon.Hors, and had ma»k* application to the WJ’A for fuiids. Mrs. F:iizal>eth Davis of Greenville.p'*^^^* ’ leaders in his own'which wins in 1940 mu.st bear a label me. i.s spending several weeks with herlP^'^y and most df the Opposition re-j which Will not alienate the Southern Davis. Mr. and Mi'S, J, J.'Smith'aruTfam ily visrtiMl .Mr. Smith’s mother, .Mrs. Nan Smith, in Greer Sunday, .Mr. and .Mrs. William Hadflen of Duncan, visitwl .Mr, and .Mrs. Grady .Smith Sunday. .Mr. an<l .Mr®." Claud Cranford and son, .Myra Hope, of Chester, spent .Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. John ('ran- foi d. .Mr. and .Mrs. Ijamar Ihivis and fam ily of Spartanburg, J’aul Davis, Ar thur Davis, and .Mrs. John Murrell of i Green vilb the Presidential race. Few Democrats from the Nothing milder than General Wil- South will vote the Republican ticket liam T. Sherman’s statement in 1880 unless the religious issue enters the would convince most Wa.shington campaigri, as it did in''1928, when political observer.s now that Mr.) Mr. Hoover carried many Southern 'Roosevelt is not seeking to break state.s against Gov. Alfred E. Smith, another pn*cedent and make himself But Northern Republicans are more I the first thri*e-term President. Gen- eU>ctic in their political attachments, eral Sherman left no doubt in any- Therefore the idea is growing that one’s mind when he told the Repub- the conservatives of both parties liean National Convention: “If nom- should concentrate on an out.stand- CARD OF THANKS W e wish "to express 'our^apprecia-'” Deep-iion for the many kindnesses and sympathy shown us at the death of- our aunt, including the floral tributes. >Mr. and M rs. J. L. Rentz. The information from v\'ashiMgton,'’'**‘^‘'''’'"‘‘* Mi.and| therefore, came as delightful news to Mrs. Furman Davis. j citizens of the project curly (late. The total be (Minton, und means that will get under way at an inated I shall refuse to run; if elected I shall refuse to serve.” .Anti-New Deal Coalition Mr. and Mr.s. J. H. Whitmire, Mr.j the absence of anything so vig- and .Ml®. .Maf’vin Whitmire and son, j ®'’^*tis as that from Mr, Roos^elt, and Alvin, s|H*nt the wtH>k-end with Mrs.! with .the ibelief stuadllF growing ing anti-New Deal Dem(Krat a.s the 1940 standarij-bearer. Pianos — Standard makes, direct from factiHy. Huge sav ings. A. O’Daniel. US WELCH. WILLIAM FRAWI.EY and STEKLINt; HOLLOM’AY. l.loydrr and funnier! That lunatic l.loyd is loose again .. . dashing mad- I) from one delirious dilemma to an other. A roast-to-c<»ast ri«»t of roar ing corned): -r-v- •TIM 1AI.ER S l.rCK" No. 8. of the Day.” !(k and 2.~»r cost of the building will am>i/>xi^patelv $75.000. of which I. be in I. Putman in Ga.stonia. •Mrs. Bud W'ord of laurens, the'^l'‘*h'ling several <lAys with WT IS TTOtlP the sponsors’ fiart will neighborhood of $22,000. In the meanwhile, the (’linton IJ- brary association was formed for th< purpos»> of operating the library and!“***^ (ireenwiXKl, spent Sunday ; that his intentions are quite the re verse, a “Stop Roosevelt” movement nliN^idy wnderwyi i wuatoeing 4.o< HOUSB OF REPRESENTATIVES f!l.R^tK OP rniTRT er, Mrs. K. J. Campbell. | of the el^^rtr^tre^Houw of vi I n Mr nnd Mrs C W Snelcrove of party but many influen- „ lor re election to the House 0T|dgte for the office of Clerk of Court «■' Hvpublicn. -ho .re bo^innin* Uuren. <^u„ty. plod^n, to believe that the only way to block mysei/ lo aoiae oy cne re abide by the results of the Demo- third term for the present Presi- l<^tic primary. KUBF.KT C. WASSON. ! ^ A. POWER. NEXT WEEK — “FAST U»MIVANV.“ “ALWAYS W’OMA.V, rROi’ICAL ilOLIDAV the library and!’"'** iireenwoiKi, speiu :>un<iay "Y''of the Democratic I* ‘4 ri* I 4k 4* 4*1 With Mr and Mrs S B Sntdirrove. ® third term for thi present diricting Its affairs. In the lonnation ‘ * • * • p . ,,ki;„„4,- -of aho-asaocialioii. an I—Mr. and- Joe Johnson and chiUi*)*‘"V„'* Republicans to get ^ aimrovcsl to I.e signedTv numibers of<»f‘Goldville, spent Sunday with « Conservative Democratic I hereby announce myself a candi- ’ ** . ’ . . ^ .*41 * .k 4 r Mr und Mrs A F' Campbell. leader, and throw their sterngth to (late for re-election to the House of ^ ^ \j,®. L. .VI. Evans, Mr. and "" anti-New Deal coalition, on the Representatives from Uurens County County and pledge myiielf to abide by iiiiL4.>i>llUciLl. I>rint:ij»le. .“If jfou can’t,.and,plptlgy niy.-^clf to abide., by the the results ef>the Democratic prr^- I hereby announce myself a candi datefor Clerk of Court of Laurens (Minton a.s to tin TiT future TTiTarv. policy and the coiuUlct ol the IMie following were eleete«l to the tuard of (lirectors of library usschm- .Mrs. li. S. Owen.s, Mr.s. W. P. M*e;»: VVt-Lc'F^vanw awd daughtOi\-Maff- Broadway Theatre (fettWnAY AND T1 ESI)AY, Scptemlier .) and 5 “Woman Against Woman” Starring HERBERT^ MARjs’HAl.l VIR<;iMA IIKI t K. MARY ASTDIL The true cunfesNions of a second wilrl “I ihouKhi I married a man . . . I married a di\orced couple! You're lied to her in a Ihouvand ways. You can't break awa> . . . e\en if )ou wauled lo!" .-“Nighi Intrude." “Katnip Kollege." “1‘ittorial l{e\iew “ Id \ M. .bshow _n f>;d\y. ide and _'dc W KDNF.SDAY. TIII RSDAY. Septembor 7 and 4S “Come On, Leather necks” .''tarring irtiHXRD ( RDMW KI.L. M M;>H \ Ml M. I K(»\ XME.'^ and KD\V XIJD KKOPliY. De\ il-nia>-rare -'plcfier- of the >e.«. liKhling for I iicle Sam against a world-wtdi* underworld empire. “City Girl” Starring PHIl I.IS UR(H)kS. Kl- i XRiMt tDIME/.. RDHERT WILCOX and iMK't.LAS KOXXI.EY. “Well hast up ever) racket in the city!” ... but a girl tries the most daring racket of all . . . on The racket-busier himself! . . . and sets off dramatic dinamite! “YVhat lh> You Think?" A. M. .Show -Till KSDAY. ’ ' Ilk- and I.>c A •• at ion: .lacolis, Mr.s. ('. .\1. Bailey, Dr. B. O. W liitten, Dr. I., l!oss l.ynn, W. E. Monts, W. I’, .lacobs, II. K. .Sturgeon, M. L. F'.ichelliei gel, Dr. S. C. Hays, (H. H. Boyd, l>r. .lack H. Y'oung. K. FI. (l•’elguson, H. D. Ileiiiy, .S. W. Suni- jerel. —A .cmiiiittce was aoDointeilrto serve as’ tile boai'd of incorimrators and t*» ,apply at once for a (-barter for an ♦d»H*inosynary cor|KUHtion f(U- the a.s- socialion. .Mi'mliers of the eommittei' are: R. W’. Wade, ebainnan, W. P. Jaeolts, Dr. S. C. Hays, P. S. Bailey, garet, .\isite<i relatives in Greenville I'ck em, jine em. .Sundav ' coneeded by almost every ex- Mr.’and Mrs. Paul Waddell and' I”''political (bbserver that if r..v Ariudd of Woodruff, spent Mon- the Presidentiifl ehTtion were to Ih‘ (lav with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold. tomornw and Mr. Roosevelt 'Mr. and Mi®. Verium Young (ifj^'crc again a candidate on the Dem- llon.-a Path, spent .'Sunday with Mr. oeratic ticket he would be re-eltcted. and Mrs. ('. W. XVindsor. , ^"t if there were two Democratic Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Evans of .Spar-Ttickets in the field, as there were in tanliurg, spent .Monday here with rel-' L'^'**’* “"‘i the anti-New . Deal tiaket ,,4,..,.- 'commanded the supixut of the Re- , , ,T»^wt(ght ipt a dif marj’. prr^ VICTOR R. FLEMING. results of the Dt*mocratic primary. CHARLIE L. MILAM. I hereby announce myself a candi- FOR GA.ME WARDEN (late for re-election for the House of ^ hereby announce myself a candi- Representativi-s from l4aurens ('ounty for re-electiorx as Game Warden and pledge myself to abide by the I-aurens county and pledge myself result of the Democratic primary. to^abide by the results of the Demo- PHIL 1). HUFF, ci-atic prmary. I hereby announce myself a candi- SYDNEY A. LEE. date for the House of Representatives W. . Rev. R. K. W. N, liong, F’ergu.son Dr. '*■ ' - ^ II r . ir. ^YIiHsionary Society Yleeta M'he Ijidies’ Missionary s(H-iety Bailey .Memorial M. E. church I'uesday afternoon at the .Mrs. Dunk Powei® with a temlum-( ——K ® r«‘p('»Tl of ittiie<*s nTThe community,: make a the members enjoyi'd a social hour,I New De, with the cakes. W. Harri.' D. D. Khaine, .•Xnderson. Ihe following committee, \yhich has served as the steering committee in engim'ering the program, wa.s sebvt- ed as the building eommitlee to co- opciale with the city ami WP.X au- tbonties in the enaction of the build- brother-in-law. .lohn Deadwyler. mg: W. W. Harris, chairman, R. W. XXadc. W. .\. .lobnson. Dr. S. (’. Hays, Ut'\. W . .\’. l/ong, II. I,. EicliellH'iger, l>i. B O Whitten, Dr. L. Ross Lvnn. fenuU story. of, Political sp(*culation here is tak- met'iog that direction* because of the home of growing belief that the Republican full at- Party will not be able to muster After a business st'ssion andienough strength in its own name to belter showing against the njoyed a social hour,i.>ew ireul than it did in 193(5, if as hosti'.ss serving punch and go(Ml. self to abide by the Democi-atic primary. C. I hereby announce'myself a candi- War^en of Laurena re.sults of the County and pledge myself to abide jby the results of the Democratic pri- F. BROOKS. Imary. J, D. W. WATTS. John Conwell Dies .lohn Conwell, .52, di(‘(i at the home follow- the W W. \\ . Owens up by-laws and to be at a . .Monts, W. I'. Jacolj.s. A committee consi.stmg of llan is. It. \N . Wade and R. S was appoint(‘d to draw constitution for the association, ;idnpt(Ni by the board of diicctors su!ise(|ucnt meeting. '!'hc plan contemplate.', an annual approju iatiiui by the city of Clinton!**^' * *’*' for the maintenance and upket'p of Hughe.s. the library building, ;ind involves free water and lights for the building, the U'Si ciation contracting with the city of Clinton to take over the city's in terest in the proj(‘ct over a long pe riod of time, and operate it for the bemTit of the pi'ople of Clinton as a public institution. The association will be representative of that department of civic affairs which will have the res|M)nsibility for the direction and 1(» .Ycademy street, Thursday mg a Imgeiiiig illiu®s. He was a native (»f Georgia, son of the late .lohn Conwell, .M'S. .Malimia Dea-sley t'oiuvell. I ,'sui\i\mg are one daughter. Mi>s Lillie Couwcll of Clinton; two broth ers. .leffeison Conwell ((f .Vvondale, Ga.. and William Conwell of Colum bus. Ga. l-’uneral services weiv condiictisl at the homo Friday liiorning at 11 ((’clock •bv the Rev. R. H. Gause and Rev. Interment tery. was in Rosemont It lacks two elements which, un- d( r the .\merican political system, aiv- essential to the success of any national jiarty. One of those is a na tional organization built up around a nueleus of state, eounty and munici pal office-holders. In that respi'ct tire Republican party is under a tre- aml mendous handicap’. The other missing element is leadefship. ^ 1910 Republican Pro(s|>ect.s Whoever runs f(tr IVesideiit in 191(1 must have, if he is to run against Mr. Roosevelt, a high degree of personal magnetism and the abil ity to project that personal glamor over a mierophone. There is general agreement here that the President’s m'St useful political asset is his radio ceme-''oicr and manner. i j He has the rare faculty of con-! jvincing everyday folk who have never seen him that he is their friend and Benjamin M. Howie Dies Suddenly pos.sessing that sort of personal charm has yet appeared on the po- ^ ~ . .. ,'litical horizon in a ixwition where he Benjamm Malcolm Howie, bo. died acceptable as a leader. suddenly Saturday at hts home on Senator Vandenberg, who has be- F'erguson stivet. He had retiri'd to his; riu>m a short while before the noon Senator icome the fault, has FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, September 9 and 10 “Frontier Town” Starring TEX RITI ER and hia hor^. WHITE FLASH, ANN EVERS. SM B l*OLL\RI). ( IIARLES KINt;, and HORACE Ml'KPHY. Tex as a rodm star hulldogging ateerH, breaking hronrua and badmen. The 'singing cowbo>”_ridin’. ropin’. Vandenberg, party’s spokesman by de- development of th(‘ building and lUs n„.al hour aiul when calU®i hiul passinl President Hoover, who is gen-, contents thnuigh the yea,® to come away, death being due to a hi'art «t- out of the race’ in cooperation with city council and tack. I., a possible candidate in 1940. Mr. public Funeral services were conduc^ party’s, and Sunday afteim>on at four oclock j, doubtful if he could' the home of his nuHre, Mrs. J. H. rer-. the Itoiirds of trustees of the .schools, Thornwell orphanage Presbyterian college. IxFcal Advertising Agency Organizes National List Jacobs List, Inc., advertising repre sentative for religious weeklies, with home office in this city, announces balldoggin’. fighting’—wins the rodeo the completion of a nation-wide or- ^®ns, • , m prixe money and the girt of his heartiganization of 121 leading religious “LONE R.kNGER” No. 9. |weeklies to be known as the national guson in R(H*k Hill, conducted by Dr, J. C. Roper of this city. Interment followt*d in the family burial ground. Mr. Ho-wie had made his home here several years during which time he had made a -pumber of friends who are saddened to hear of his passing. The deceased is survived by,* his widow, Mrs. Hattie F'. Howie; two T. M. Howie, Charlotte, and Comedy. “Jitterbogik” “Ufe la Some Town.’ Threads” ^ daughters, Mrs. S. 1). Dawkins of this |Teligious home weeklies group. J. F. Fklgeworth, <i ’Silver Jacobs, president of the organization, Flartsville; five sisters, Mrs. Levy be nominated. j Senator Lodge of Massachussetts t is winning a reputation as a shrewd, political strategist, and kas shown' powerful vote-getting qualities in his. home state. Representative Wads worth of New York could be much more of a party leader than he, if he cared to exert himself. .SauUiem Vote The difficulty whi^h the party is having in formulating a program is due, in large part, to the inclination of many politically ambitious Re publicans to accept and adopt a large lOr and 20r ‘TOY NEXT WEEK- WIFE.” “INVISIBLE enf:- " MY.” “TENTH AVENUE KID.” ^COLORADO KID.” 1 . n JacoDs, president 01 cue organization, • *• ' ’ • w publicans to accept and adopt a large states that space in these publica- ^”:ipart of the New Deal program, not rtions will be sold as a unit to national Mrs. C. F. Nichols. advertisers and at a very much lower ^ advertising rate than that formally (»ff(MtHl by the individual publications. I This agency has recently establish-. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our apprecia t'd a .'ales office on the Pacific coast | tion for the many kindnesses and ex- “at Oakland, Calif. Jacobs List. Inc., piessions of sympathy shown us dur- ;now o|)erates sales offices in New ing the recent illness and death of our New Y’ortt survey finds that jay-|Y'ork, Chicago, Kansa.s City, Mo., At-'husband and father. Also for the walkers kme time. But what’s time'lanta, Ga., Oakland, Calif., Asheville, beautiful floral offerings. srhea your life’s at stake? \' In. c and in Clinton. Mrs. H. A. Coleman and Family. because they believe in it but be cause they think it has vote-getting power. The chief , difficulty in trying to make such a sharp division of parties is the question of what banner thej conser\’ative coalition will fly. The' growing belief here is that it can be only the Democratic flag. It is point ed out;! that the gold Democrats did not lose their party stsjtding in 4.4«-t1 »8« 4.7S.19 •9? AM-19 10“ AXt-IT 111* It'a packed with walue— craznnwd with milaag*—this graat Goodyactr R-1. Has a big« haenry traad with non- ddd contar-tractioa gr^ ... body of Suportwiflt Cord' for maximum protoction ogaiost th* foiluro — and to cushion your riding. And you got thoso Goodyoar quality adrontagoo at a roal low coot'por-mBo. Giro younolf a troot—got Goodyoar R-Fs today, ’lifotiino Guorantoo.** OOOOYEill AU-WUTHER Mora oafaty.loagar waor. graatar acoaomT...Ia Ika saw lt3t adftkm Goedyoor 0-3 An- Waatkar — tka Werid'fl LCADOfG tbal aOOOVEtl SrEEDWEY A kaaky tha-hoUt la “taka tL” liia- tiaM Gvaraataa.” And lia law ooal ia big aawsl iMcDANIEL I Vulcanizing Works Telephone No. 2 / ■ V. ' 5-