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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

FOR SALE---Lot. reasonable, 2Sx120
feet on Main ~. Next to Central
hotel Terms. sig ". 9th 81. 19'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

BUDDiF.S' California Clown JaHx
lhsbics NJ Drraniand pavilion Friday
night. Don't miss this dance. 1871
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

FOR RENT room furnished Apt.
Phone 273-J. 1921
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Buddies' California Clown Jazz
Babies at Drcamland Pavilion Friday
night. Don't miss this dance. 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Ione--New warehouse to be built
here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Shoes rebuilt while you wait. Quail
Ity Shoe Shop. 433 Main st. 1927
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Good work, quick service at Quail
Ity Shoe Shop, NJ. y. Biden. 1927
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

The Office Cat
ny JUNlUB

There In billl n lot 10 be- straight.
"nod out n Europe. Asia. Chicago
and Chlloyhm.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Herald classified ads pay you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Hood River-New planning mill
and box factory nears completion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Joe tho Ploddcr says he supposos
that under tho new radio laws. avia-
tors viii be warned not to but In on
the conversation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Mrs. Dolan and Miss aMric Do
Ian were calling on friends Monday,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19
ESCAPED Prosecution

ESCAPED Prosecution
A profit"cr
Lay on his bier
In the good Year nInotccn thirty
two:
IIc died content.
For the government
Had not done what II threatened
10 do.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

G. A. Hayden says tho docr Is u
higher type than the knowor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Maybe 80 many fellows want 10
marry pretty movie girls because AT
ter looking n, their pictures they
got the idea that II won't COS, much
TO dress 'cm.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Thoughts ~ ~ Mi,iil".Agcd Guy
bald -domcd an dfat. the young pass
mo by.
I'm amiddlc-agcdguy
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

IS
The Office Cat
s... DY JUNIUB
There In Billl n lot 10 be- straight.
"nod out n Europe. Asia, ChIcngo
and chIloHum.
so n Guc.
\ bold pcnnnnlry. itH country'R pride.
When once destroyed cnn never bo
huppll'dt
And lack Of pcnEantry, 'tIE said,
IL apt 10 hurt the tourist trade,
Hot Water For Two
u am not going to have anything
to do with YOU" HaIi Rachel Roaon.
field. your father Keeps u pawn.
brokers shop"
well" restored Mabel Goodman,
"fm not going 10 have anything to
do. with you either I Rlw your
father coming on, Of IT,"
hoy otcm says ono of the unrat |
iNfactory thingE of this world In kiss. |
Inn pretty girl through u veil
Long engagements are good
thing because II allows people To be-
happy as long ~ they can.
Leap year used 10 come every four
years. hut In these days of automo. |
bilcH and Hpc"dStcrH every year In
leap year Ia pcdrstrlanH
Amenities
This here gold game" remarked |
Cactus Joe. ""NcrciScs y mighty re-.
flnl'in influence
"noys don't fight na much as they |
used to-"
"Wcli. th"rc iE some fighting hut !
II ain't considered etiquette To draw |
u gun IN u crowded street without |
hoilcrin' Fore"
ESCAPED Prosecution
A proiit"cr
Lay on his bier
In the good Year nineteen thirty
two:
IIc died content,
For the government
Had not done what II threatened !
Maybe 80 many fellows want Ia
marry pretty movie girls because ar |
ter looking at their pictures they /
got the idea that IL won't cost much I
TO dress 'cm.
e. A. Hayden says tho door is
higher type than the knowor
Thoughts ~ - Mi,iiic.Agr,i Guy
bald .domcd an dfat. the young pass
mo by.
I'm amiddlc-agcdguy.
A BoSton preacher says lot ~
folk dodge their taxes to Joy ride
IN taxis. Hut. Of course. taSls give
them moro OF run for their money
!. r. Perkins sayB itK all right 10
hitch your wagon Ia a star. hut not
to a movie star. They don't stay
hitchcd long enough.
Joe the Ploddcr says he supposos
that under tho new radio laws, avia-
tors viii be warned not to but In on
tho conversation.
Tho "Irish Question" is rapidly
getting To he: 'riow many were shot
yesterday"
OPENS SHOE SilO'
NJ. s. Bidcn. formerly with tho
Evans shoe company, has opened the
49, ~ Oh. .L.... ~ Mil, |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
BEDFORD

Especial I" The Times spatch.
REDFoRD. VA. Luly l.-Th" Jun"
meeting az tn" bedford League Of
Women No'"rs Was held "Wednesday
afternoon "f This week in the dir"c-
tors room OF IN" Lynchburg Trust
and Savings Bank. Miss Roberta
Sale. vice president. presided. and II
vas decided to suspend the regular
meetings until September -. \.
Thomas. who represented the Farm
rr.' Union Of tho state as Legislative
agent during the las, session Of the
on Women and I.erisla'ion." Mr..
Thomas was asked to speak again
i'm tho early fall
The Always Ready Class or tho
Methods, SUNDAY school me, in their
regular monthly ne"tinS Wednesdays
afternoon at tho home ~ Miss sgd
nor Miss p.Grie t.sviudar. presi-
dent. presided. and named tn" fol-
lowing committees 20 s"rv" for tho
NEXT six months: ncrnhershi? Misses
Lula Powers. GeorEette Parker and
Sydno- walker. recreation Misses
Mani" Ayr"s. Catherine R"nd r"rc-
;hy West and Frances GillS. service.
Misses Esther Marsh. sad. Sa,,er-
whit" and Lille smith
Mrs Angie stone. or Franklin
County. has been tn" ru"st ~ Mrs
MARY stone on Bedford Avenue
Mrs George W LYLE and grand
children. Of New YORK arc guests at
IA" home Of Mrs Lydia Lyle
Mrs. W. r: iarn.tt. Of FarmviIle.
has been visiting her brother. - g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

Fucker. and other relatives in Bod
ford.
Little Sue Cary Carpenter. OF Gov
!ngton. Ky. II spending the summer
with her aunt. Mrs. u. NJ. Carder
Mrs. Walter Arlington. OF Scdalia
spent last week with Airs. J. ".
Ballard
Miss r"ndle,on White. who has
been attending school in Philadcl-
phia. has returned 10 her home FOR
the vacation.
William oney has returned from
a visit I" relatives in Washington
W. :. English. OF Harrisonburg. is
spending several days AT the home
OF his parents, MIR. and Mrs. s T.
English
Miss Alice Shipi.y. Of Blackstone.
and Lester Shipley. ~ BLACK shurg
who have been visiting Miss Syduor
Walker. l-f, Thursday for Lake
Juna!uska
Mrs Ami" Williams has gone to
New Y"rk tn spend her vacation
Mr. and Mrs. j. +. oliver. Of Rich-
m"nd. ar" the guests OF Mr.. divers
mother. Mrs. s. NJ. Oliver Mr. oil
v"r VIII return in few DAYS to
Richmond. and Mrs. oliver Will spend
the summer in Bedford.
Miss R"sS Campbell. ~ Richmond.
is the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Mitch
ell on N"r,h street
Miss Evelyn PAYNE. ~ r. raSo.
Tex is the CUES, Of her aunt. Mrs.
j NJ Daniel
Miss i!"rths Roscnhaum. who has
been visiting Miss Nina Harrison. re
turned WEDNESDAYS 20 her HON" IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
N AND orr OF Towx.

Mrs. John .. iiagan viii he at aoI
Park Avenue for the remainder %,
the summer Mrs. Hagan has re-
Gently had as her guest her son, J.
Morton Hagan. Of Bristol
Miss Audroy Norman il leaving
M"nday FOR Charlottesville. wh.rr
she viii /" the guest Of friends for
ton days
Miss Molly C. Crump. Of Norfolk.
wh" has been TIE CUES, Of Mrs vii
liam r. Woodward during the 70
union. acting az maid Of honor on
m" stan "f pr r. Benton Davis.
commander ~ IN" Virginia Division.
has returned 20 her hpn.
The following Nirginians are in
Boston 20 attend III. meeting az the
National Educational Association
Miss Cornelia Ahair. Miss Elizabc, h
Winston. Miss Sanie W Thompson
and Miss Viola I.edhotter
Samuel Eachrach and hi. daughter.
Errist:ne RachrHch. ara leaving
Richmond July FOR New York Thev
will sail July 6, on tho Majestic. for
Europe. whcr" they will spend the
summer months
Miss jimmie WATTS stacy i, spend
ING tho summer a, Camp okahahwi..
near Rockhridv" Baths
Randolph Norman is spending
july in Sew York City.
Mr. and Mrs i. j Grow. Of Mobile,
MIR and Mrs. " NJ Andrews, on
Nich"ispu street
Miss Elva Wright and brother.
John w. Wright, hay" left TO spend
some tim" ia I.ynchburg, Roanoke
and Washington.
Miss Francis / Goldman Of Iloi
FLOYD Avcnu" i"f; last week for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

Queen County and Miss Fitzgerald.
OF Richmond
Mrs. j. Legion Price and children.
or Chhse City. are guests OF Mrs. F.
NJ. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Wingheld. Of
Richmond. are spending some time
In the home Of Mrs. J. n. Harris
Mrs. Shirley Garter is staying at the
Henry Clay Inn.
Miss Alice Stevens han gone 10 RaI-
eigh. y. c.. TO visit relatives
Miss Gladys Cline. o: Houston.
Texas. has arrived TO visit her sister.
Mrs. n. A. Elicit, Jr.
Mrs. W. B. Midyette has returned
home after visit TO relatives in
Missouri
Borden Rice has returned TO Colum :
bia. S. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Forcke. Of
kenwood. wer. in town this week
Visiting friends.
Miss Mildred Hart has returned To
nor home, after spending some time
In Richmond
)r. Bass trenshaw and the Misses
Crenahaw. Of Raleigh. y g. are
guests OF the Misses crenshaw here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

satin. and she carried q shower bou-
quet OF Bride roscs and lilies of the
valley. Her veil was caught with
orange blossoms from her grand
mothers bridal wreaths. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ris,ig left for Northern and
Western trip. They will make their
home In Washington
I.arkin-Mny
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Randolph
Maynard announce the marriage "f
their daughter. Leslie, TO Alfred J.
i.arkin. Of Buffalo. y. Y. The ccre-
mony took plac. at the rectory Of
the Cathedral. Wednesday morning
At II O'Clock. Father Brosnon orficia,-
ing. The wedding was quiet with
only IN" immediate. family present
Mr. and Mrs. I.arkin left FOR AN .x-
tended trip they Will make their
home In 1tChaca. y. Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

highly recommended
on tho market. but
anything so good as
and Soap. For tho
you please send me
could hay" procured
~. hu. I dii 30 want
ch I appreciated and
yvri'o thu above and
Iished over her name
Howard. Rutterniilk
up 70 date drug or
and massage Il daily
arms and hands. The
, and II costs so 1T
woman can \ ford to
always select their
'owder with care, II
locally send 10 cents
generous trial pack
and Soap. Howard
Y-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
To Keep Skin in Fine
Condition All Summer

!, would be much better for the skin ~
llii" cream. powder q. rouge used
during the heated term. Mixed with
PRECIPITATION. dust and CRIME. these things
are anything but Identifying. Ordinary
"-fc"'l<rd Wax Viii do more for the COM
pIrN'on, AMI without giving an oily.
stich"ro. hpotttd or pssty appearance.
~ is the ideal application for the sea
son. as II not only keeps the pores clean
nut daily removes PARTICLES OF scarf skin
which nave been soiied 10y dirt or weather
hN constantly keeping the compleSion
clear. whit" sstiny. IL does more toward
r"rpetuatlnK youthful countenanc. than
any o' the arts or articles commonly en-.
ploysd One ounce NJ m.rcoliz,d w.,
obtainable a. any drug store. will com
ple'siE r"novate the worst comp,.xion
~ is applied at night like cold cream
ana washed OF In the rnorning-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

Harrlsonburg. whore she has accept
ed position as supervisor OF fourth
grade work in the training school OF
summer term.
MIR and Mrs. Lamonte Tinberiake
and daughter are leaving this week
for New York and Canada
Mrs +. r. Highland and daughter,
Celeste. "f clarksburg. W. Va. ar.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Powell.
OF Floyd Avenue. parents OF Mrs
Highland. for some time.
Mrs. :. X. Livingstone. OF Rich
mond. is a guest at tho ncw Am ba sa
dor Hotel, in New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

Mrs. Richard l.. Fox. Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Rogers. Charlottcs-
Willie: Dr. and Mrs l.omax Gwathmey
Norfolk. Robert s. Rilihc!,ncr. H. +
CARRIER. Charlottesville; Mr.. and Mrs.
\. j Smith and baby. Richmond. W.
y. Hammer. R"ckhsh. Va. l.. II
Payne. J.. W. Lawrence. Charlottes-
VILE: James r. Carpenter. Penninr-
ton Gap. Va: Mrs 4. :. Roxl.y.
Er-cc. E"Ni"y. Miss Virginia Hoxley.
Philip I'"Nicy, Willis Browning,
Orange Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

celebrated their second Anniversary
informally on Monoay. Mis-. Louise
l.anphcar. OF Chicago, is the guest
OF Mrs. Currie.
Among IN" arrivaSs for the week
Nrc Mr.. and Mrs. y. a Nand.gajr
Fort Nu Prince. Haiti: g. I. stanford.
l'ynchburE; Mr. and Mrs. Da,id cal
lender, Jr.. Norfolk. r. r.. Hail. Rich
mond Mr. aud Mrs A. g. Frey
Lynchhurx Mr.. and Mrs. Colds
borough Morgan. baltimore. MIR. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
ASHLAND

Special TO The Times Dispatch
ASHLAND, VA, July Mrs VIII
lam Haskins MAS hostess AT an at.
Inactive affair on Wednesday after
noon In honor Of her sister, yrs T. r.
ii"cd, % Vancouver, b. c. Receiving
With Mrs. iaskins were Mesdamcs
Martha Byrd Taylor, ~ King and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
Seymour S.ycle
II West Broad street.
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Scented lrir Arid Deposits Are
Dissolved nnd the Rheumatic Poison
Siurts Ia irnNr the Systrm within
fnnr

Twrnty-fOur Hours
Every bruggis; In this county IL author
ICED tn say 10 every rheumatic sufferer
,hai 10 full pint battle ~ iil"nthn. ia"
sinr CnnIn-rrr al rheumatism. d"~s net
show tn" WAY 81 STOP III" agony. t"durI
swollen joints hnL Il" away With -N"n i'''
slightest iwing- III Ih"Mu,aii" pain. b."
VIII gladly return your money without
continent.
Ali-urhu has h-an tri-d ani tested for
years and really mary oi"us results hHNr
been accomplished III thr n,"rt sever"
cases where the suffering Sni sK"ny Mar
intense and plrouH hnd where the ia
ticnt helplosr.
Mr.. James u. Allen. OF Roohestor. y. ".
tho discoycrsr OF Allonrhu. who for many
years sufforeed tho torments Of Acute
rheumatism. desires all sufferers tn know
that no docs not want cont OF any ones
money unioss Ailenrhu dsolsivsly oon1uers
this worst OF all diseases, ana no has In
struoted druggists to guarantee II as
above In every instance. All druggists
can TupplSrgeLe-Aku.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
ALTON

tSr"cial To Tho Times Dispatch
ALTON, VA. July IA large
crowd is expected to augment tho
regular guests for the week end and
to stay over July (.
MIR. and Mrs. Rhodes NJ currue. ~
Chicago. VII" wcr" married in tn"
ballroom ni the hotel two Years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
Says ButtermiIk Cream
Made Her Look Ten,
Years Younger
Every Woman Who Values
Her Complexion Should
Read This. /.
Los Angeles. chi.

Some time ago.
writes : .!sni" no
lin. you sent IN. .
supply ~ -FOUR won
Nrrrul Cream and
Soap. All l can So,
- mat they Hrr both
magical. They take
1" years on a wo-
mans look. II is
positively marvellous
how they transform
ones complexion. /
hay" used ih" high
"st priced aud most
'r"niits anil soaps
il1y. ucy"r found >
iiut'"rIuiilS Cream
enclosed check VIII
brn'h her supply. |
this from my drugri
80 toll YOU how iuu.
enjoyed their usN.'
No woman would
permit i' 20 h" pub
unless n were true.
Get a package 10
Cream today ~ an,
toilet goods counter
into IN" face. rock.
directions ar" siInpl.
tie that any giri ~
Dainty women viii
Cream. Soap asui !
YOU cannot obtain
silver or stamps for
aye Of both cream
Rros Co, RuNalo y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
wOMEN's MEETINGS.

TIL" hoard ~ managers OF tn. Rap
tist HON" for Aged Women viii hold
It's regular BUSINESS meeting Mon
day morning at 1890 o'cloca.
The Monroe journal., 1922-11-07
PEACE, WHILE IN MONROE.
TELLS GOOD MOSQUITO YARN
Guest, After Being Told by Clerk
That He Hadn't Heard Mosqui-
to in 10 Years. Infuriated

Mr.. Pace. one of the Raleigh News
& Observers circulation men, was in,
Monroe Saturday trying to increase
the "0ld Re!iable's" list in this coun-
ty. He was in an exceptionally COM
muaicatve frame of mind. Speak
ing of mosquitoes" he said, II come
from eastern North Carolina where
they fly in droves, like a squadron OF
airplanes. 1t is foolish question No.
999,999 to ask hotel keeper down
there if his place is free from mos
autoes. but a stranger upon one oc-
casion did innocently make this in
quiry of veteran hotel-keeper.
why. sir the hotel man politely re-
sponded. Il haven't heard mosqui-
to in ten years That night, to his
astonishment, after having been as
sured. he thought. that the pesky lit
tie insects were unknown to the hos
telry where he was staying, he was
beseiged on all sides by big mosqui-
toes, little mosquitoes and medium
sized mosquitoes. He spent an un-
comfortable night. He was raging
when he went downstairs the next
morning. Say" he shouted angri-
ly to the hotel man, 4 thought you
told me you hadn't heard a mosqui-
to in ten years The keeper smiled.
I d d. You see, my friend, | am
deaf"
Peace Tells Another
"The old Reliable F" continued
Mr.. Peace. "once sent me down to
Chowan county, around Murfrees-
boro. Il was a lesson in geography
to me. | found rivers thicker than
branches in YOUR section. A bridge
across one of them costs two or three
hundred thousand dollars, and my.
but it did make me hot to think about
/ the rest of the state havinr to pay
for bridges and schools in those
small, water-bound, sparsely-settled
communities. And what few inhabi-
tants there are do their trading in
Virginia and subscribe to Norfolk pa
rpers. Why, the average man in that
section forgets he lives in North
Carolina until the sheriff hands him
his tax receipt
The Monroe journal., 1922-11-07
SOCIETY
HARRIET STEWART BEASLEi. Editor.
PHONE l9.

BoyleS. Robert Williams, r. ID. Hol-
land, Claude Efrd. Albert Lee. and
Bob Sims of Fort Worth, Texas.
80
Meeting John Foster Chapter, ID. A.
Il.
The John Foster chapter, d. A. R..
will meet Thursday afternoon at
$3.50 with Miss Odessa Richardson.
80
Mrs. ". ". Horn and Miss Velma
Horn have returned from Marshville.
where they spent last week.
Mr.. Andrew Monroe, who is attend
ing \. & E.. Raleigh. spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Monroe.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Neal and little
daughter. Betty, Of Raleigh motorei
To Monroe Saturday and will spend
two weeks with DR.. j. W. Neal. They
were ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Black, Mrs.
Neals's mother.
Mrs. ". P. McRae of Rockingham
spent SUNDAY in Monroe. the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. s. Lee.
Mrs. X. B. Redwine. Jr., who is Wis
il 'ng in Louisburg. attended the gol-
den wedding anniversary of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Ed
eerton. which was celebrated at their
home, Holly Grove, Oct. 30th.
The name of little Miss Frances
Lee Stack was inadvertently left off
the higher fourth grade honor roll in
the last issue of The Journal. y
Mrs. ". J. Boyer of Newton has
gone to Concord for a short visit, af-
ter having spent some time here. the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Bo-
ger.
Mrs. Brooks and sister, Mrs. Tench,
have returned to their home in Mum
roe. New York, after spending short
while with the formers daughter,
Mrs. James Richardson. Mesdames
Brooks and Tench motored down and
back, making the trip in Jordan Sc
dan.
Mrs. J. Frank Laney will attend
the upper South Carolina conference
which convenes in Gaffney this week
Bishop Collins Denny will preside.
The Monroe journal., 1922-11-07

Nr.walter Lane. jr-. Halloween hssi
Mr.. Walter Lane. Jr.. was a Hal
lowe'en most on last Tuesday night.
entertaining some Of his NTH grade
classmates al a masquerade party
Promptly on the strike Of the clock
the guests began 20 arrive IN various
and attractive costumes properly
masked. and presented quite a lovely
scene in the candle-lighted home.
Ghost stories were told and games
were PLAYED with Halloween refresh
ments, stick candy. peanuts and ap-
ples served in between. Misses Jane
Austin Skies. Ashe Bennett Skies
Henrietta Redfern. Margaret English
Helen Douglas. and Mr.. Billy Basker-
willie shared honors in having the best
and most attractive costumes. Inc
following guests were present: Misses
Hannah Lou Benton. Myrtle Cline
Fulenwider. Billy Parks Smith, kath-
crime Lee. Jane Austin Skies, Ashe
Bennett Skies. Henrietta Redfern.
Margaret English. Helen Douglas,
Messrs. Frank Farley, Jr., Scales
McGill. Ralph McGill, Billy Basker-
vile, Stamps HouSton,Jonn ruien"l-
der. Jr.. and Paul Coble.
Mrs. y. {. English Entertains For
Mrs. Rose.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. \. L.
English was a charming hostess, hon
oring Mrs. Frank Rose with a mis-
cellareous shower and card party:
Immense chrysanthemums were used
in decorating the home and botn
rook and bridge was played. AT the
conclusion Of the games, Efhe Mae
English and Anna Lawrence Redfern
brought in a basket of lovely articles
for Mrs. Rose 10 use in her attractive
new bungalow. The guests of the al
ternoon were Misses Mary Crow, Lu-
rs Heath. Mesdames Ella Houston,
John Engl sh. Jo Heath. j. n. Beckley,
Allen Heath. Walter Sanders, Clar-
eYce Houston. !. c. Skies. Albert Red
fern. Horace Neal. c. b. Adams, c. II.
Hasty. sam Phfer. Frank Farley,
Walter Norwood Julian Griffin, Pat
tie Stack. Henry Milton, Sam Lee,
Howard Sri h. Louis Couch of Raj
e;sh and v. P. McRae of Rocking
ham.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
FRONT WHEEL SKID CAUSES
ACCIDENTS BLAMED ON GEARS

Whenever a motor accident occurs
we are pretty sure to see in the
papers that it was caused by the
failure of the steering gear or by the
bursting OF tire, or some similar
stock reason. In most cases this
given reason is really wide of the
mark. There are many accident
causes in which failure Of the mech.
anism does not enter at all.
One of the most dangerous mis-
haps that the motorist meets is a
front-wheel skid. when the car gets
completely out Of control and prob
ably brings up against the curb or
telegraph pole. The reporter finds
the car badly smashed up, the steer
ing gear particularly so. and assigns
failure of that unit as the cause OF
the trouble. We mention this to i'm
press the motorist with the fact that
II is not so much mechanical failure
that he has to fear as carelessness on
his own part
Drive carefully. slowly rather than
fast: never speed except under the
impulse OF necessity. and there is
little danger of accident In the mod.
ern motor car.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
LEGION NOT POLITICAL

William Richie. Jr.. state com.
mander Of the American Legion. OF
Nebraska. was asked regarding the
attitude OF the American Legion to.
wards political parties and candi.
dates.
Mr.. Richie advised that the
American Legion is not political
organization: that It Is wholly pa
triotic; that its members realize that
under the constitution and institu.
tion 1t lies within the power OF the
people In an orderly and peaceful
manner to correct all abuses In our
body politics; that without the con.
stitution the liberties we now enjoy
would be lost: that the strength Of
the Legion lies In the fact that Its
membership includes men OF all DO
litical creeds. demanding only that
they pledge to uphold and defend the
constitution OF the United States OF
America; TO maintain law and or
der: TO foster aud perpetuate a 100
per cent Americanism; TO inculcate
n sense OF individual obligation "a
the community. state and nation: 10
combat the autocracy OF either the