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%* .e? rage 8 : ADVERTISEMENTS CLASSIFIED LOOK INTO THK FUTURE. Vi tal questions answered by Clairvoy ant and Graphologist. Send $1.00 C. Potter, Carroll. Man.. Canada. >X*v*:- X"!1 -X- *X>v -X-vvvv -I-X- >;. . hind the trunk ? X Need hid be considered Junk, y We have a process, tried and ? X > true, " . . 1 That makes the old cloth,es look Y like new. " ^ Dry Cleaning For l.adies And X Gentlemen i J, W. Brunson TAtEPRING. Dr v CLEAN* ? ING AN1) DYEING -S- I'llHNH 7H>2 Y 713 Main St.. Columbia, S. C,_ X A Mother's ('are With All Y You Wear. , BUY C \S AND OIL _ I iRKVY'S SERVtCESTAflON & GARAGF IS.'il Taylor Sti Phone DgT ^ OPEN Ao; NIGHT ?VISIT The Theta Miniature Golf Course PINE AND WASHINGTON Price ? 10c Per Nine Hole BI S VMIvUAMS^VIG5~ nnARAui .. uiiursT! "s. , ; "Iropsical t row IJU'S ;i. .specialt.y for iunity ytriff Mavy tii'.ti.il hin-died nl Ccrses, hav' .vt't l*? hear ??f anything to equal tli tiea|mrnt I jfivc lur -dropsical- trou .bit's. W rite ,?ri\ iti^'a i'tiI; slutciuen of your-troubles. and .prevent fundi titi.'i, it >:uflirient lurtliei iiil'ornialio with a (est or trial treatment will b sent to you absolutely' FIIKK. ' I>r. Thos. K. (ireert, Dept. 11 . n ( hatsw orth. (ia ??? ~ tx .MRAitmrx^i In liivnuf ineiiiorv <>i' our .dear air devoted lather. Ilev. .1.. \. Sander? who left u.Inly KMjrM. . _ ~ b even yeai v ot uit..w hay.- pa i ii " our liom?\ A precious heart, fiauu u is -jrone A voice we luve- hr~ -U tiled. A precious .place is vacant, in oil home . Which never can be. tilled -on ear' by any one. A husband, a lather, a .brother, that* hard to find hi- equal is sleeping () father we are thiiikiuir of you toda We are - la-ddinr tea: I'll' eon ill mim ways This thirteen'h .iuy ol>Julv will nev V "" never be fm cut Irn J)ear father we are thinking of tli past TTTW, aTlTl l:i)k wi' it you last. "*. Sleep (?n dear blliuV.yiul take you rest. We love you yes. more and more ev every day. "" . . , ^.Vi" 'I itt^^afaaafaiaaaBafcafa river. T "" ^ " .Mrs. Mary Sanders. vyifo * Mary Brody i Lottie Lucas, '.Isabella Rayon, ? C'errvnter Sanders-", ' < arrie Sandet?s. ~ Pearl Sanders. ' Viola Smith, ' - * 7~ "X. S. FTuodors. Archie Sandoj-s-, - : ? ] CaTTTe I). Sanders, Children ? ? HX MFMORLVM?? ?~ In sa l but loving menmrv of ot? luisb.in.i i.iiii L.UI.-I- uk, u-a?mn" 1 -?from us July ;r, t'.r.Htr .Xobod'y knows my lontfii.)^, .,n<i t\u have seen ihe weep, I have shed my tears with an :c l.im heant, While others ale fast asleep. V.. . 'I often sit and think of you . ^ . When I uni a 1-1 alon,-. For memory is fhe. only .?t jffiif* That k'livf cart call it.-?- own/ / t.--v, A?precious?one I'rmn u^_js p^oo . A voice we love is still A place is vacap; in- our home which -never can l>, tilled: ' ?Sleep oh'1 Fjelnvcff," .sleep otu?? ? WV shall t hco in t lw> ithit'nint ?? ? Winn the ovist j4va4IT>ave rol led-away Mrs.. Georgia I.arkin, wife _ .Mrs. Louise I.arkin, Daughtei ir ; ' Mi s." Rbdie. Willis, sister Mr. Bernice I.arkin, brother CONWAY MAYS r . -;. Bethel A. M. Ik Church The people* of Conway have beei enjoying for two weeks a great revi val that was conducted hv the Bo; L. Evangelist. Rfevr Nathaniel Harringtoi /_ of Allen University. ITr- was sent ti us hy Dr. IT. FT Sims, 1'iesident o the University. The evangelist' Li r having great success. We are hav ing a gracious out-pouring of God': spirit upon this town. Old Bethel i: crowded every night. The younf .folk are having great meetings in th< day. Rev. Harrington gives wonder ful lectures to them. He is loved hj if'1 . > \ il; LiJCjl'C % all. The (Victory Girls Club grave F - an outing for him Monday on" idrr Beach. . n" .Miss Mary Jane Alford is the presi- T dent of this club. There ore about 30 zi _4fiiU mawtea. ?-? ?-1* . Sunday was a high day from Sun . rise Prayer Meeting where'everybody . present was filled with the Holy Spir- ^ . it. The 'Prayer Meetings Band held 1 its meeteing at 12 o'cl.vk. 1 mMr. David Lawrence- joined the E church Sunday morning. c Mr. Charles-Latimer was called J,o v ^ Aiide_tv< i. last Tuesday on account 11 ? bT the death of his mother. Mrs. Ag? j lies Cdpeland, formerly of Conway, ^ [recently of Marion is Fn town spend- ^ )* ?i.oniotimo with -her?relnt'vos. . '' X I Rev. Harington was the dinner '* |j* . guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles De- ? Xj Witt Sunday. He was also a truest of -] y Mr. Krnest Moore. XT The many friends of Mr. Percy 1 >[ Hemmingway are delighted to have 12 X- EES - back -home-ogaitr nft-er an ex- 13 j tended stav in Norfolk. Va. j -1 | .>11 pr. lvioore and a splepdid groymij { rd pupils were at .Sunday" SchcoL^r4j3 X tor a brief lc.v.on p p r 11><T we~ w-Ts fItvJE { loved with a splendid review hy Re\?.. |t* I Harrington. v > fTind Miss F.. Mae Graham was callp , was called to I.oris SundatW.n accoun' -j-nf- The ~ til 11P.s dfThpir~mot her. J Mis.<5 Martha I ines left Saturday j for Georgetown after spending1 a week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Day?f-td?Dines, ? [ The Vh tovv .Chili met Th"r?-dav ev j 1 Piling.- .Tplv 9. at the home of M>cc* .. f'ecil- .Moore.. Aftp- '>'1 business the OSt"S'' UPl-veil * f 1 J j cream and cr.ke. ?? , J I ' c'?-,1 ' ' ~ ' r GRKENWOOI) NKWS _ ' r _ . ... L ?... . --! . .' - i, Miss Sarah Sinipkins 'of. Edgefield, j. : was the - diner guest of Miss-Nettie d ' FoX Last Thursday. ,? }, Mr. aiui Mrs. John Maise ."of Bilt- a more, N. C., spent last Sunday after- L J lioo.n in-the c4ty vi>iting their Sister t Mrs. farrty Buyer! Utile Miss.Lillie S Rllth Mai-:.. n-iimp'?niti.| ij^eill hlR'k IT Miss Pearl Williams is attending ; I Summer. School at Roek IliLl. ij U_; Misses?Kat it-?G?tlden,-?F.liaaheth jei | Tones . and Sarah Sinipkins were f; ''iideasant visitors: at Tahernacle Dap- rt ' list Church la-t Sunday,,. Come again. | I Miss Willie Fnv .-iiiil?M41,?l.evin ~D j | Ai ni.wood- will attend the State Sin.. ' *s| day \Schnnl mid H, Y. I'. II. C\mven-j M L'' Liuu. in? i Itiion this week: iIn ( Tabernacle. Sunday School and the . dumb -are still alive and hard at j n j work . We are aettimr ready for the i e 1 Fducat jonul. Sunday School Convention whieh pill convene Ju'y 21-20. A Rev. .1. \V. Mathis, thev r"sy>tv ha*' v ! Jeyery member lined up an t i.-u.h m ?. _ j knows hia duty. Great plans are he- p nur made fop the entertainment id "TT 11 he ' convention, i | The entire city is looking forward to !\ , a a real time. flk | ! . .tin 'lUnii'.'dn i iPwiinn, July 31 Uf 'j 11 half after eii^ht. there will he a lo; j f" ii- cal program rendered In sonie of the j f best talent of thp.city. To miss this \\ you will miss a cr.e'at ' treat. - This " proyram promisees to lie one of the s '' bestk put over,.by the vounpf people of | '' this city, - '' Come and briny your friends. Don't'.' foreet the date or the hour. ! h * A party was (riven at the home of J:t Mr. and Alls. Flo it Donaldson in lion- V ^ t heir "ffn'nchtor uml?mui, Mi.u D11 (Ufa" t\mf I.Miv'* Julian Donald si tn o! s j Newark. N. -T. Anionr* the <ruost?. M-' i w?-re Misses Grace .1, Rallard. Grace a , ] : ml WIIf i< Mc Adams. Add Peters,>n j iK'itie Gol 'son. Ruth T.omav. Pevrlin-1 ' ^ c 1 Williams. I da ' .Idtos+mj- Messrs '.,1a j J cob Fivli)w>AV. T.. Wilson and Gla\ |~ yje'lnw Martin. A delicious course of ju I cake .and ice cream wa- served Alll^ _J room ted Viavin^ a nice time. , Mis.:?1 ii < Pal'nril?D?h"rnc?aflor b '"iiiiuq. -hm, jtuterrilc? , vine. She reports h pleasant aiid j sifeeees fill stay, ? ----- b B1AM Kb A. M. K. CIU'RCH l! K. Heard, 1). I)., Pastor ' 'y "j C1T57 !< t..n. S. (' The text front] , jwVrieh the pastor pivarheiT oh last , ' |Fundus morning may tn^?fount! TTr~Ftr i1 |.John i>: rj-1.{. From t)iir, text, "Thp ? feeding of I i.e. multitude" was seleetj.\<i as a subject. The sermon was one ?o??hen aty?a++d?in?pi ration; -deli vere'H? jwith thy usHalbCapaViility' which char- 'J 'l | lot! MM ' Dill Ii.isliu, I)*w1 <dh- that sent p itL thiiir 6f spirituul?ardor a-mong the- ^ j meinhers of the tlock. Prior to the j( ! message, .the seventy-third division of '. tile Psalm- was read in concert,- Wtiile j ^ tiie choir sang"'.jesps paid it all" two || . i per oris canie forward and were unit j^'d. Sallic Washington iind Prioleau ^ j He fore' 1 he coneiusoin of the service _i jMi>h S. "R. "Falter a-relic of ^Hjshop Ll M-. - B-.- Salter (.Ttrrraredyr- presented n to M r. Webster N'etson, ;i?m em her ofthe. choir a beautiful silver loving cup NV and to Mrs. Delia llarvey one of the *u~ Ileacone-ses ., lovely silver dish. These wotre presntd in bhalf of the faith- ,, i fulness of the above named persons. . A rfmfT "Where" Tie leads T wilT fol- " low" was" beautifully sung by Misses < Mary Ford and Lilian Dixon. *< r Tiie young ladies who constitute ^ 11mi- i iM-er-v\ 111 i mil' on .Mrs. Viola , Colonel's clas's in the S. S. made their I second contribution to tlie school by ?! j presenting it with a map and sever- a al posters with timely thoughts rel- ' ative to the school. It will be recall- < t d that sometime ago the same group V 1 presented a record board which is a < " j great asset to the School. . < ^ j Malachi third chapter and tenth 1 | verse was selected by Rev. Cabbage. V | -.fork. a visiting minfator?from?the- ?\ f [ state of Florida. The theme of his. 1 text: "(Jive (Jod a chance" was ably ? explained while a large audience lis- a J toned* attentively. This wii^s another < s sermon which wa? TOCfdved^gtadTy < * by tbe hearers. One ascession?A. ^ . Richardson, . f At the home..of. Mr. and Mrs. B. ^ ~~ I"x~*" * THE I'ALMETI'lLI. . Lawrence, Sr., No. 3 Duncan St., i reenth?a~~beautiful wedding~w?a wit? s t'sscd by a host of friends "and ac- I jaintences. At this time Miss Eli-_ J ibeth Porter, a member of the choir ( ai-aiinr. thn hrida of Mr. imm lluun- J m. Rev. J. E, Beard, officiated. i The Straw Ride given by the A. L. < !. girls on Monday night July tith was ite a succeess. ' Misses Alma Fufton \and .Adelle -J Bradford members of the. Junior ' hoir have departed for a few weeks' ' acation. We wish for them a pleas- : ht stay and a safe return. Mr. Edward 'Betterson, secretary tteward board recently electecF dele-"J ate to the Electoral College, will save for St. George un?Wednesday uly 15th. May success attend him n his mission. ' , ? . . I 'he Allen Life Gudrd?Good Turns /I Carried ice for a girl. Gave an old^uorson car-fere . rTfeipetCdady who felj in street. ? Guided blind man. to his. homo, t Carried basket for an old lady. I . Directeed stramrer to Pr>u? ? fehealh" the spreading chestnut tree < The villiage smith did snooze; Jo nag since nineteen twenty-three : -Has been to.Junrfur shoea. ? IN ION' NEWS ? (Continued from Page 1) i Mrs. Lula Worthy, Angeline Gowd? "???%.] TVT: iw;ii: ^ TS ?I in ?iiu mi?? >v iiiit? mcuowyji were | I mnilg the niinilii'r who called nt?the- -> ome of Mrs. Tobin. Mrs,. Willie Hodge was also a pleasnt visitor.- dPrtof, Tobin thank MVs. ol'tor ti|)'l Mr l>-"|fhii- T-Mi-1 frrr-hicken also Mr. Clayton. Mrs, and Liss Dawk ins for- trip through the _ ity. The State S. S. and B. Y. P. U, 1 (invention will: be in -session at Corith Baptist Church before thi^ news s published. It is hoped that all elegates .innd visiting friends- will e comfortably housed and well fed nd that at each of the meetings here Inion will prove that she is the "City J f Hospitality." . * T.et all make this true?each in his wn u:iy chdng his bit. Dr. II. R. Pride and Miss Blanche ackson of Columbia spent tji?_.\veekiid with Miss Allyn Y. Nicholas and ' umily. Miss ^Russell Nicholas ac-* impanied theui up. Miss "Louise Nicholas left Sunday ^niH'ham, N. C.. wht'l'e she has ac- ~~ epted a position with -the 'N. "C. futual Life Insurance Co. Congratuftions are'in order. i L M'KP.NS NKWS * Sunday was a high day in Bella! f ( M. K. Church at 11:00 o'clock. Ser- ' ices were held at the usual hour. Rev. Levant was- able to fill his f 11 ljj.it again to. the, delight of friends I t St, Pau.l t iv*'v. vi. ii. uiown, t'astor of Qiu'cn I lary preached in interest of die W.I1 .M. Society aPRetlU'l u> a pp"** ! |' noicine. grieiufs ami visitors *wcr? ! nun all denominations. Ilo preached nun?*Vets??The text?"And?ho- d enl on his way." His subject "Hn- c pcakubU ,?Joy," which was full of i pirit from beginnning to end. A f Vw Rally was afso held, Amount 1 2 I .:!l). Sunday aftcruopif^at" T?:()0 o'clock t lev. White preached at Queen Mary v n I an old fashion dinner >V7?s served n the church ground which.was en- L ivi d 1 .V , u 11. A?p, i ,'eet feast was" 7 plead and folk ate ui. il they want- r d no more. Que? n Mary's members , re yet talking over '.lie i n) ernion and wishing for Rev. White '? i break- the bread of lit\- again soon J I heo\ , . ???r ?? ^ Monday flie celi-brafion (if .July 4 th (1 as. held which was enjoyed by alK ? . picnic, ball g.une and barbecue was li eld in lht. meadow. One among the 1 f any kind. ? "fliuiv.day afternoon a big ball game etwee it Oatfney and the City t'hib |? . hich was K-'.l in favor of I,aureus. I. iliur which JerseyLaches played' ^ Possum llolluw'!. game in favor of <i lie "Hollow." This was directed by ^ Irs. K. S. Nelson < - ft Born to Air-; ami WrsV Arnett Barks- ? ale a son, Jldy -1*1 h. ThTtyeiiTfg mail * ah?been inn nod Kdward N.it liapipl tottier and son at\- daring line. On Wednesday morning at 10:00 'clock one of the most ii-agio aef the young man, Berry Hicks, 16 " i''ii ii nl agyj only ,iun ??l Mr. ~ '. S. 1 licks, directors of Tumbling Tunis Iii-gh School. While on duty ur the market where he worked; li'ild-like he thought he would speed egimiig near the railroad on W. iampton St. lie got on his bike and ist at -the inter-section of Hampton y nd Church.-is U.,- the yuuilg fellow' mot? is fate---ran into a ear and was killed?hmttmitly. ytllthough .r these are" " eery day happenings our city has ' ever witnessed such and it was a rent shock?to the coinmunityr ftp as very kind, gentle and loving and clmired by many. His funeral was held at St.- Paul j it Friday afternoon, a program he - ' ^YY^vyYVVVVVVVV ! BUY A BOT r n t 15 U L?* LKJI II) INS > And help the I NEMPLOYMEN J ROES. Fuurtyears wyirfio Miuki Mosquito, also Bod-bug,'Fleas, etc, chamber. .(bill fur it at all the Colored oral terms to Agents, Clubs and I H. E. Pro f PHONE 8517 , A A A A a^A a y. * . , _ ^^ - - ii* *? v ?v *? r-_ ,EAUEK ng rendered.7 Miss Alberta Mathias | ioIo?"Waiting?for* yuu."?Remarks >y Rev. Levant and J. W. Mathias: ilso remarks by a Professor of Morris College and Seneca. After which inerineni in thy fiity?Ocmetery. A nether and father and sister survive him. Mrs| Mattie Henderson, entertained an Thursday evening with a bridge party, (.'overs bring laid for six Lat>les. The home Sh as beautifully decprated with carnations, asparagusferns and zenias. after which a delightful repast was sevrcd consisting of every?kind of ruuau. Everybody pnpoyed themsplves to the highest! On Kriday afternoon, Mrs.- Leila Club at her home on Jersey Street with a large crowd present. The home, was beautifully decorated with pot flowers. A very'interesting program was rendered after which a las ty menu was served. -friends are delighted'tlT?tr President Mrs. Sallie Blacksiock back in the city .after spending her vacation in the mountains. . ?Mrs. Bessie Malhew left I'Tidaycv~ enihg for Baltimore and other points North. We wish for her a pleasant stay. ?Mr; -Tlmddeus Blakely whs funeral- ' ized Sunday afternoon at Bonnes Chapel. . The Pew Bally hell Vm Sunday* in interest of the Missionary Society A-as a greiri success. Mesdahus K"a Duekett and Johnson having the-high : t amount; Bpann ami (?arrelt ru^U-r.vhih* Mrs. Sue Rice and Mrs. Todd :he next. ltev. l>e-yant preached a wonderful whiiuii on .Wi'dlU'Stltiy evMlllig .o a rowded allelic nee at Quen Mary. .K-v t-yone always enjoy listening to snrl] woiujerl'ul sermons when delivered jy him ? The Barbecue-?given by Mr. - Joe Henry on the till was quite a success . uul m a try are asking for a repeat. Wo :no 1 > 1-1111 < 1 tn hiivo Trot". Ksiivt ts hack hum,.. after having taught Summer. School in Greenville -Uiv !>ast six weeks. He is greatly wel onied hack. . \\\> were delighted to' haveMrs. \I!i<>;rlt' ft! Montgomery worshipped " .villi u- while in the city; and pleased o see Miss Mattio Duckett hack Iron Tmnrr?trip?thru?Washington, Haiti- More, New York and other places of ntercst. ABBEVILLE NEWS" Mr. Dee R. Cufhmlngs. Jr., of lot Ices spent the afternoon of the. j ith in*t;, here as the honored house ruest of his friend, M:ss'XettL> Vac! tdums, Mr. Cumming.;. is (pme a! 'requent- visitor in the Adam's iicve tow-.a-days,. * Mrs. Ruth _G. Massey. has leluvned rom Columbia, where she was Juv?lLle superintendant of tie? conference tranch. 'r?' Mrs. Maggie Wright gave an < rertainment at her home on thenight >f the fith inst. A large crowd atended, .and all enpoyed tTniinselx^... " Mr. Thaddeus Rowe and Mr. John Jroks of Orangeburg. motored here' aid spent the afternoon or 'he h'h nst., as welcome .;gjie?hs of rheir riend, Miss Rosa E.~~CWtVier. A ovely afternoon was enjoyed. Miss Lottie B. Wilson Vts. veti.rnr_d o Augusta, Ga., after spending two reeks with home people. Miss Ruth Williams on JW;vsroh tve spent the week-end in Atlanta, la., last week with her sister. She eports an enjoyable trip. Mr. arid Mrs. James T. drier and Innghtci' of M ii.r. Inox of-?Aniloi . > n pent Sunday, alternoon nere .. wnn ?Irs. Jennie Grier,. " "There""\vill .be a '"Tom Thum" wedlinji (jiven in St. James A. M. E. hurch-on Tuesday, July 21 at 8 P.M. >y Mrs. Melze.tta Hurst. Admission Qe. Come one, come all. - Messrs -.Tnhn- M^ttn lif Tfivtr.T-. ,twPHenry Fisher left Tuesday.jnorn^: ng fht1 Evanston", ill., where I hey will-" pend a few days "with relatives. Mioses Nettip Ann and Ada "J. Joodwin spent a few hours in Anlerson Sunday with their, cousin Mrs ^irprinip, Wilson. Her daughter, Mis^ Jargaree returned with ihem to snend r week. Do Your Trading With Our Advertisers EBAUGH'-S FRESH FISH Watch our Specials Wednesday and Friday We Dress and Deliver Free COURTESY ? SERVICE PHONE r?r,io 121 Washington St.*' Cola., S. C. TLE OF V -kil i ECTICIDK 1 I T SITUATION A MONO rN Kit!?ft. kill?the poisonous Fly and ,, etc. Indrspensrhle in the sick ?? 4*!1 Pi-UK Stores ami (irm cvs.?http?Jif " Societies. 1 duct Co. ?i V 401 Hampton Street -Z T -Wt -? ??. ?: 1 i \jf p-to-the- Minute = Modes === Prepared Especially for This Newspaper / i ? - SA Q) N C EL L A , ? { 3 > o 4 _ ^ * NEW?A PA St EL FROCK A stunning daytime frock?a cat's . eye av??".1 crepe with skilful seaming. The diagonal bodice stains simulate a luitcra lind descend in a deep V in front t?? emphasize the novel closing, for ?hu points of the front bodice seams*'accent the divided jabot effect that closes over the vestee with two -?Ion 'Mo em n bin tons.?The diagonal ' st nits are continued down the front of the circular skirt .and outline the inserted circnlar,gf?!et. Collar and cuffs are of self material. Suede shoes and lir trtcorne~of Hark dragon green coin* pleti! the costume. Excella Pattern No. 3364. Sizes 14 to 4J, 25 cents. ? - ?...-? > Low Sunday Excursions ~ lc per mile Travelled .. --RETWEEN? All Points .150 miles or less. ^ Good in coaches only. Return > imit lint o <?f Ssolo ?Week-End Tickets j One and One-Fifth Fare 1 ?Round Trip 1 All points in Southeast. Sold Sri- ^ lays, SnHmla vs ami Sunday. nmrii-' 1 n^- trains. Return limit Tuesday" 'i 'allowing. . .... , ___r- .* 1 10 Day Coach Excursion (>iip and One- ren All points in Southeast. . Sold Fri- ' days, Saturdays and Sundays. Consult Ticket Agents 'southern Rl!way .System v. r (rs n m i ca t ; comfo rt abi.e - safe I; B. R. K | QUALITY ( J ERESII AM) STAPLE (JRO t ALL THE V? ? . We have served this corr <, and iiaVp a pleased class of eu X SERVICE. f ~B* R. RIVERS, >i Phone 7451 ??? * * < 1 . ' . li . ? . . . . . . . .?. . . ? V V %' V "W V V V V V !? Mutual Gr A X DKAl.EI V' Y Y STAPLE AND FA Y v - ?" ? The Books are still open l6r TV1 1 * he.glnd to. rivp' you full details c Y Vl'HONE 22970 *' " l . i ' . % .' * > \ * \ Y . , %- . .7*- V- ??: v ' M ' ? .VvVi J,..:, , , v/- , ,-L, * t [ ' ' ?Saturday, July lStH>31 V WILLIAM POWELL J!. . \ In "Man of the World" ... _ U A Paramount Pictur#? Win. Powell At . ( Capitol Theatre Will iam Powell, an American exile !n Paris., hiding under an assumed name from a past lie finds! difficult to bury, earns a risky living by hh'e kmailing?American?tourists.,?A - . girl he"once loved but now tolerates. for business reasons only Wynne ' ) il'^i in is- hi-- f li i n f 111-.] in 111 ii 1 IV ..in. 1 , tilt loves Powell. -i-?.? While mulcting a wealthy Ameri an. (I'lv h"fhbcc Powell meets Kibbee neice, Carole Lombard, and her finance, T.awrenc^ Gray. Wynne- sugCarole. Powel, reluctantly eonsehts to it. Carole's finrnce is called to London, and Powell is accepted as her escort during' his absence. Within a few days, they find themselves hopelessly in love, so much so that Powell tells Carole tl)Q truth about, himself nrid i asks her to nrarry'him. In spitp of his revolting past, Carole consents.? When Powell informs Wj?nne that he is through with Her and his shady business for good, Wynne If-ughs seornfujlv. She-tells him that, if he really loves Carole, his greatest kindness foTher would he to make her forget him; that, whilp the girl may lie willing to overlook his past and not he. so generous; that lie is only bringing-trouhlp on the girl by pressing his suit. Wynne further tells him that, rather than let him go . I :-i. .JUL VI., ' At : ; uuougn w.nn, me anair, sne will leu police his jreal. identity. Powell, awakened by Wynne's pitiless argument to his veal position, sees the hopelessness of his love. . In order to disillusion Carole .through- " Iv and turn her love away from him, he carries^out the blackmail scheme IbS-blx'dm ridl1. Ml' lll'lll.llldk ^"TWT????? thousand dollars from Kibhep to keep his niece's name out of the yellow mess?and gets" its with' a scornful denunciation from the '"girl" he loves. ' 'A police inspector warns Powell to leave P \ris within, twentv-four hours under threat of prosecution. Wynne has^'Squealeri." But Powell is through with Paris. While he is packing, Wynnp, conscience-stricken. pleads with, him to take her with him. Ho realiy.es?lbnt fri* ,nnc;t U tr?r> clngoty ; .. boumPtip with that of this woman For him to cast her off. - Carole, reunited to her young Iniinee. Cruv, Is spepdttttr?to. the United iState on a luxurious ocean iner, thankful to have escaped?from Fhe man she now thinks to. .be..." a borough rotter. (~)n the tteck of a I vamp steamer, hound for Capetown, South Africa, are Powell and Wynne. Bowel I slowly tears nn Kfhhoa'w tpn hou.vnnd-dollar check. Just Say You Saw it in "THE LEADER" wchs | ;rocerif.s i ( ERIES FRESH MEATS V : TIM E. . y ' imunity for ten (10) years JL stomers, QUALITY ANl) f ' ^ . ' . - : . jc . (iilOCERIES "L<jp .. 2332 Taylor Street % ?$ ?? <? $ * * * * * ?? $ ?$* * f ocery Co. x rs in v ;< X ncy gltochkies X [emhership. The Manager will $ if the matter. 13.16 assembly st. ?r-^~ ? x v.