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The Washington times., 1936-02-15
VIRGINIAN HITS
ROOSEVELT
PROGRAM
BY q Staff Correspondent

BY Statt correspondent
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. IA
declaration that the United States
has reached the cross roads and
that voters soon will be called
upon to follow Americas tradi-
tional policies or swing to the left
and follow the sociahstic expert
ments of the Roosevelt regime was
sounded here today by Senator
Taylor G. Vaughan, Of Galax.
Senator Vaughan, one Of the
three Republicans serving in Vir-
ginia's general assembly, urged all
Republicans to go to the polls at
the November elections and record
their votes in favor Of the tradi-
tional policy. Senator Vaughan
IS president Of the Vaughan Fur
niture Company, q firm he built
up after he had served in the
ranks during the World War.
Fight Social Experiments
He has fought efforts here to
embark Virginia Immediately on
following the Federal Government
In q series Of social measures. He
Is not, he says, opposed to legiSla-
ton that will care for unemploy.
m.ent and provide old persons some
guarantee Of financial freedom, but
believes much more time and study
must be devoted to the problems
before they can be intelligently
acted on. He declared:
Every virginia Republican
should go to the polls and regis.
ter . very definite mo- against
the Roosevelt policies. A very
great number Of conscientious
Democrats could do likewise.
seThis Administration is follow.
ing . course that win put out Of
business firms that employ
thousands Of persons, employers
and employees forming the great
bulk Of our population.
"Are we to throw overheard
an that has been, built up
through the $50 years Of this
cOuntry's life to follow the Will
Of.the-wisp Of social workers,
economic theorists and others
who have flOcked to the ROOse-
velt-nOt Democratic - banner
to fOiSt upon MS their be&uti-
fUl theories Of the b0untiful
and fun life?
MUST PROVE WORTH
Elf these theories are 50 won
derfal and 20 practical why
haven't they proved their worth
In certain European cOrntries
which are noted for the socialis-
tic forms Of government they
allegedly enj0y?''
A number Of Democrats here
have privately admitted they
don't care much for Mr.. RooSe-
velt's chances Of reelection, COM
pairing the forthcoming election
to the Wilson-Hug ughes campaign.
One Democrat said, in referring
to q joke going the rounds here
and getting a hearty laugh from
the Democrats:
when they start Jokes 60
ing ON US it begins to look Is
II we're licked"
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DEATHS REPoRTEn.

Elizabeth Lands, 60 1905 II 81.
N. w.
Thomas Phelps, a. S13 Fourth st.
N. z.
Mary 8. Logan. 80, 1924 Monroe st.
N. ",
Fannie FIex, ~, 1852 d st. N. z.
Edward l. Lanahan, 70, 1907 N
Capitol 81.
Mamie c. Kitchen. "a 4l3 Seventh
st. NJ z.
Olivia A. MocRabes, 80, Providencs
Hospital.
Katherine e. Hamilton, 81, 270o Con-
necticut Ave. N. w.
Bessie Rogers, s5, George washing
ton Hospital
jerome shipman, 50, 1850 wiscon-
sin Ave. N. w.
Thomas F. sehildknscht, 80. No. /
Station House.
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BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

Kate Waller, 50, Gallingsr Hospital.
Harold wagner Is. Galiingsr Hos
pital.
Arthur Z. Sutherland. -, Tubereu-
losis Hospital.
Horace Nelson. -. Gallingsr HOspi-
tai.
Elizabeth MeKeivey. -. Galiingsr
Hospital
sally Russ, 70, is14 q st. N. W.
Douglas Craig, rs. 1915 MontSllo
Ave. N. Il.
Richard 0rdsrick. ss. GaliinEer Hos
pital.
Cape Brit %. .. 8. ,sOldisrS' Home
Hospital.
Laura Gillian, 81, l22sh st. 8. z.
Mary c. Gains, 81, so c ct. 9. W.
Shelby r. Foster, 81, 1898 Twenty
First st. N. W.
Fletcher YancsH ~. Walter Reed
General Hospital
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BIRTHS REPORYED

Frank ana Harriet Harmon, boy.
Joseph and Cecil saunderRs boy.
Paul and Evelyn Lewis. boy.
James and Elizabeth Fulbright, girl
John and Kathryn Hargett, girl
Frank ana Frances BrummStt, boy
Claude and Olive Stanton. boy.
Norris and Lillian Conklin, boy.
william and Kathryn Lane, girl.
Lawrence ana Rosalyn Lowe, girl.
Andrew and Ella Warfield, boy.
Berry and Clinton Lewis, girl
Edward and Ida Daniels, girl
Raymond ana Ellen West. boy.
Earl and .5dith Gross. girl.
Samuel and Ella Hamper, girl.
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said. His master brought him to
the hospital in time, however, and
Toto will get well.
Two hounds from T. B.. Nd,
came next. They were underweight
and run down and needed q spe-
cial diet.
Most Of the animals brought IN
were suffering from ear trouble,
caused, Dd. BoSley said. BY the bad
weather.
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Thief Surrenders,
Gets Year in Prison

BALTIMORE, Feb. is G.N.S.).
Charles e. Green, % of Indiana,
was in the Maryland House Of
Correction today for one year to
ease his mind. Green pleaded
guilty, to robbing a grocery Of $40
December %. He surrendered
later because "he had no peace
Of mind"
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BRoADWAY-sunday and Monday:'
Dick Powell in .-Thanks . Million."
Tussdsy: Charles stSrrstt tnd in rhS+aas1 slIsHt
Will Rogers ana Bill Robinson in I'm
Old Kentucky" Friday and Saturday:
George o'Brien in ''WhisperinE Smith
Speaks"
MOTT-Sunday and Monday: wallace
the ISsFk kid dna 'Tsy TuosGaS: As sour Dsiy sresd
Rlehard faS orsn pi1 IN IN Trsass.lantie Tunnsi
Thursday: Born to Be Bad" and Live
way Down East" saturday: Gene
Autry in "Sagsbrush Troubador.''
RAPHAEI-Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Louise Beavers in limitation
Of Life with Fredi Washington and
claudetts Colbert: WEDNESDAY and
Broadway" Friday and Saturday:
Jack Holt In storm Over the Andes"
ROSALIA-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Charles Laughton and Clark Gable
in "Mutiny on the Bounty Wednes-
day and Thursday: Wallace Heery In
Hudson Hub: Big 1 %ay DOVE Fqax Ess sssaT
day: Buck Jones in ivory Handled
Guns"
JEsSE-sunday, Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday: '"The Littlest Rebel with
Shirley Temple and John Boles. Thurs.
day and Friday: "Show Them No
Mercy" with Rochelle Hudson and
Cesar Romero. Saturday: Man Of
Iron" with Barton MacLane and Mary
Astor.
sYLVAN-sunday. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: 'In Old Kentucky"
with will Rogers. Thursday and FRI
day: The Great Impersonation." with
Edmund Lowe and Valerie Hobson.
Saturday: 'The Pay-off," with James
Dunn and Claire Dodd.
PALM-Sunday, Monday and Tues
| day: "Mutiny on the Bounty" with
| Clark Gable and Charles Laughton.
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and
! Saturday: "In Old Kentucky" with
CAROLINA-S day ana Mondays
Alice Faye in Music Is Magic; also
Jack Holt in "Storm Over the Andes"
| Tuesday and Wednesday: Frank Parker
in Sweet Surrender; also Edmund Lowe
in Grand Exit" Thursday and Friday:
Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea in
"Barbary Coast" Saturday: Georg Q
o'Brien in THE Cowboy Millionaire; |;
also Patricia Ellis in "a Night at the
| Ritz"
FAIRLAWN-sunday and Monday:
Clark Gable in "Mutiny on the Bounty"
Tuesday and wednesday: Loretta Young
and Henry wileoxon in '"rhe Crusades" I"
Thursday ana Friday: Errol Flynn in
"Captain Blood" Saturday: Charles star
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PROGRAMS AT THE NEIGHB ORHOOD MOVIE THEATERS

day: Marx Brothers in "A Night at the
Opera" Friday: Buster Crabbe in Zane
day: Gene Raymond in Seven Keys to
Baldpate, in Person." with Ginger RoS-
Srs; cartoon.
Ger Tracy and Jean Harlow In riff
Raft" March Of Time. Popsys, Tues.
MARY Burns, Fugitive" Our Gang com"
isttsdy; Thgr.dax and cSnSr TriG.y: sylTsS Itsr
and Jack oA<io in King Of surlesoua"
Patsy Kelly comedy.
OOLONY-Sunday, Monday and Tues.
day: Shirley Temple In THE LittleSt
Rebel" Todd-Kelly comedy. wednesday
and Thursday: wallace Heery and Lionel
Friday: Cesar Romero and Rochelle Hud.
SON In ''Show Them No Mercy" Chic
Sale, Perfect Tribute" Saturday: War:
ner GLAND In Charlie chan'S Secret"
comedy. cartoon.
HoGE-sunday ana Monday: WIN
Tuesday and wednesday,. Kay Francis
in II Found Stella ParIsh," musical.
Thursday and Friday: Myrn& 10y and
spencer Tracy in "Whipsaw," Chic sale: Sal:
and a queen" walter Abel In "TwO in
the Dark" PoDsyS.
sAvOY-sunday ana Monday: Sylvia
Sidney and Molvyn Douglas In Mary
Burns Fugitive" headliner. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Victor McLaglen in 1.-The
Informer." cartoon. Thursday: winifred
Shaw in Broadway Hostess" March Of
Time. Chic Sale. Friday: William Boyd
in bar 20 Rides Again." bandreel. com.
edy. Saturday; Dick Powell and Ann
Dvorak in Thanks Million"
TTVOLI-sunday. Monday. Tuesday
and wednesday: Ronald Colman and
Elizabeth Allen in tale Of Two Cities"
Thursday and Friday: Bette Davis and
Franchot Tone In Dangerous" Major
Bowes. Saturday: Victor McLaglen In
professional Soldier" Charlie Chase
comedy.
YORK-sunday and Monday: Enrol
Flynn and Olivia de Hav1lland in "Cap.
tain Blood; cartoon. Tuesday and
MsansTSaX bMyEHS ISE 1HS s.I. Spencer RSSs:r
day: Rochelle Hudson in ''Show Them
No Mercy Friday: Charles Laughton
in eff Had q Million; II Brendel
comedy. Saturday: Joan Blondell and
| Glenda Farrell in Miss Pacific Fleet;
| Our Gang comedy; Great Air Mystery"
No. I.
wednesday; Charles Dickens 'STSls Of
Two Cities" with Ronald Colman; car-
toon. Thursday and Friday: Bette Davis
ana Franchot Tone in. Dangerous"
| Saturday: Victor McLagleu. in "profOs-
SionaI SOLDIER ! "CIime Doesn't Pay"
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PRINCESS-Sunday and Monday: Clark
Gable in Call of the Wild with Loretta
Young: also ''Ths Case of the Missing
tuesday and wednesday,: George Arliss
in Mister Hobo; also Nell Gwyn"
with Anna Neagle and Cedric Hardwicke,
Thursday and Friday: Hoot Gibson in
'swifty''; also Hitch Hike Lady" with
Lowe in ''The Great Tmpersonation" with
Valerie Hobson; also Escape From
DEVILS Island'' with Victor Jory and
Florence Rice.
sTATE-sunday and Monday: Dick
Powell in Thanks Million" Tuesday:
Fred MaeMurray and Carole Lombard in
''Hands Across the Table" Wednesday
and Thursday: Ann Harding ana Gary
Cooper in ''Peter Ibbetson." Friday and
Saturday: Barbara Stanwyck in annie
Oakley; also Mickey Mouse and news
events.
H0WARD-on Stage: New 1885 mu-
cast Of 20, On Screen: Ceiling Ego"
with Pat o'Brien and James CagneyO
STANTON-sunday and Monday: Bert
Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in Rain
Rochelle Hudson and Henry Fonda.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Lionel Barry
more in ''The Return Of Peter Grimm. :"
also, THE Case Of the Missing Man"
with Roger Pryor. Thursd.y and Fri
day: 'aThe Crime Patrol" with Ray
walker: also. Leslie Howard and Merle
Oberon in '"The Scarlet Pimpernel."
Saturday: George Burns ana Oracle Al.
len in 'Here Comes Cookie" also Johnny
Mack Brown in Between Men,"
ACADEMY-sundaya and Monday: His
Might Out" starring Edward Everett
Horton: also, Buck Jones in Sunset Of
Power" Tuesday and Wednesday: His
Charles Laughton in Les Miserables, +"
with Frederic March. Thursday ana
Friday: victo; Jory and Sally o'Neil in
''Too Tough to KILL; also, Gene Autry
in 'SThe Sagebrush Troubadour Satur-
day: ''way Down East" with Rochelle
Hudson and Henry Fonda; also, Johnny
Mack Brown In Branded q Coward"
TAKOM A-sunday and Monday:
Cecil B. DeMiIls's "Ths crusades." Tues
day ana wednesday: Bruce Cabot in
EoUSins SHSw TfS" IN .spisndor." pH DOR" T6urSday and
Friday: Preston Foster in Last Days
Of Pompeii" Saturday: Richard Arlen
in calling of Dan Matthew'S: also
Buck Jones In Sunset OF Power.
LINCOLN-February I4th to goth. In
elusive: Jean Harlow and Spencer Tracy
IN riff Raft"
observation-disclosures 14th to goth. in
elusive: Ronald colman in "a Tale OF
Two Cities"
BoOKER-February 14th to 2oth. IN
elusive: wallace Beery and Lionel Barry
more in "Ah Wilderness."
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Warner Bros. Theaters

AAFBASSADOR-Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday Bette Davis and Leslie Howard
in ''The Pstrified Forest" short; Wednes-
Too Much" sportreel; Friday, Melvin
Douglas and Gail Patrick in '"The Lone
wolf Returns" Todd.Kelly comedy;
Saturday. warner Baxter and Alice
Faye in King OF BurlOsQue," cartoon.
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VIRGINIA PETS
RUSH CLINIC

The Washington Times Free
Animal Clinic is held ttDice
l1eeeIy from I to 3 p. m. on
Tuesdays and Fridays at 311
SiIth st. N. W. Pet otDDerS
tpEo t0ish Gd0ice on the care OF
their dogs or cats mag Uisit the
clinic, free, on those days.
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In MemOriam

In MemOriam 3
FLAX, MARY-In sad. but loving memory
of our dear mother MARY FLAX. who
passed away ten t10) years ago today,
February Is, 1925. .
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Marriage Announcements
WEDDING Announcements. S3.7b up: 2A-hH
Osrvice. eoodhert'S. 1914 q. Ma. sta
Florists 4
60 kf) mp BLACKIsTONE, INC. 90 Hf1 up
Funeral Designs
14O7 II 9t. N. w. Ma. 4oO6.
GUIDE BROS. Co. Funeral Designs
I21S y D. II. ". Man. ASSo
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HALFPAP, EDWARD BERNARD--sud-
denly, on Thursday. February ID. 1885:
EDWARD BERNARD HALFPAP. beloved
son of Mrs. Malinda Halfpap and brother
of warren Elmer. Richard A. and Carlton
Halfpap. r..
Services from the W. ". Chambers co.
SATURDAY, February Is, At 9 D. rn. mter.
ment in Addison Chapel Cemetery, Sea'
Relatives and friends are invited TO a.
fend.
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AVALON-Sunday Monday, Tuesday
and wednesday, will Rogers in 'In OLD
Kentucky" Chic sale. Perfect Trib-
ute: Thursday. Katherine Hepburn in
''Sylvia ScarIett," bandreel: Friday, Lily
Pons in 'T Dream Too Much" sport
reel; Saturday. warner GLAND In Char
lie Chan's Secret" Our Gang comedy,
cartoon.
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BOOKER-February 14th to Goth. in-
elusive: wallace Beery and Lionel Barry
more in "Ah Wildsrness."
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APOLLO-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day. Joe Psnnsr and Jack oakie in
day and Thursday, wallace Beery and
Lionel Barrymore in "Ah, wilderness, y
cartoon; Friday, Miriam Hopkins and
Joel McCrea in ''Splendor," sportreeli
Saturday, Warner GLAND in Charlie
Chan's Secret" Ralph Bellamy IN
''Navy wife, novelty.
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AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day: warner GLAND In Charlie Chan 3
Secret, comedy. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Myrna Loy and Spencer Tracy in
whlpsAw. n 8fsndSl. comedy. Thurs-
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REPUBLIC-February 14th to 10th. in.
elusive: Ronald colman in "a Tale OF
Two Cities."
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FARLAWN-Sunday and Monday:
Clark Gable in "Mutiny on the Bounty"
Tuesday and wednesday: Loretta Young
and Henry Wileoxon in "rhe Crusades."
Thursday ana Friday: Errol Flynn in
Captain Blood" Saturday: Charles star
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ROACH, THOMAS J.-on Saturday. Feb.
ruary Is, 1886 at his residence. 232
Tennessee Avenue Eorthesst, THOMAS ].
ROACH. beloved fl her of John r. Roach
and Thomas B. Roach. Remains resting
at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast fu.
neral home. SIT Eleventh Street Southeast.
Notice Of funeral services and interment
hereafteF
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DIED

BAILEY. ADELINE Con Friday, Feb.
ruary IA. 1886. at Pinehurst Sanitarium,
Queens Chapel Road, Nd. ADELINE G..
BAILEY. widow of the late Harold Bailey
and mother of Miss Charlotte Bailey, of
Greenfield, Mass. and Richard Bailey, of
Washington. D. C. Remains resting at the
W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 14O0
Chaplin ST. n. ".
Notice Of funeral later.
BATES. MARY lon Friday. February
14. 1899. at her residence, 1888 North
mother Of Laura Latchford.
Funeral on Monday. February ~. 1885.
e s:So = y: from her, her late % EsudsnesS; g
Martins Catholic Church. North Capitol
and 7 Streets Northwest. where mass will
be Offered at Q .. N. for the Feposs OF
her s6ul.
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Services by Chambers Southeast funeral
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%sbFTa EebTasTy a. Is IsSS. AsfE6R B. P1E1EeTsE WIFI
the beloved husband of Laura e. White
and SON Of the late william Il. and Laura
Y. white and father Of Mrs. Helen Thomas.
Funeral from the ". W. Chambers Com.
pany- Southeast funeral home 517 Eleventh
80 =. m, thence TO st. Peters Catholic
Church where requiem mass viii be Of.
fered at Q =. M. for the repoSs OF his
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend.
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LINCOLN-February 14th to goth. in
clusive Jean Harlow and Spencer Tracy
In riff Raft"
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PENN-Sunday. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Charles Dickens Tale Of
Two Cities" with Ronald Colman; car.
ana Franchot Tone in Dangerous"
Saturday: Victor McLagleu in "profOs-
SionaI SoldiSr" 8 "cgims Doesn't Pay"
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Funeral Director
The Washington times., 1936-02-15

BROADWAY-Sunday and Monday:
Dick Powell in Thanks Q Million"
Tuesday: Charles Starrett in Gallant
Defender" wednesday and Thursday:
Will Rogers ana Bill Robinson in In
Old Kentucky" Friday and Saturday:
George O'Brien in ''WhisperinG Smith
Speaks"
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TIVOLI-sunday. Monday. Tuesday
and wednesday: Ronald Colman and
Elizabeth Allen in ''Tale Of Two Cities" I"
Thursday and Friday: Bette Davis and
Franchot Tone In Dangerous" Major
Bowes. Saturday: Victor McLaglsn in
professional Soldier" Charlie Chase
comedy
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Arrangements by the Cunningham fu.
neral home, 500 Cameron Street, Alexan.
dria, Va.
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REYNOLDs. FLORENCE RUDD-on
Saturday. February 10. 1886. at Alexan.
dria Hospital, Alexandra, Va. FLORENCE
RUDD REYNOLDS. beloved wife of George
n. Reynolds and mother Of Purvis Reyn.
olds. Remains resting at her late resi-.
dence, No. 1 Chestnut Street, Glendale,
Alexandra, Va.
Funeral services Monday. February II,
1896. at 8 p. M, from Grace Episcopal
Church, Alexandra, Va.
Intermsnt, Ivy Hin Cemetery, Alexandria.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-02
Two Minute Sermon
nv THOMAS HASTWEILo

THIS ONE THING DO. To me
the most remarkable new Testa-
ment character, except the Christ
is the Apostle Paul. There are
many lessons that every man cal:
learn from his life and teachings,
lessons that he can take into every
day living and of which he can make
practical application. One of the
most inspiring of these lessons is
to be found in the 18th verse OF the
third chapter of Paul's letter to
the Philippians, which reads:
"Brethern, count not myself to
have apprehended; but this one
thing l do, forgetting those things
which are behind and reaching
forth to those things which are
before l press on to the mark OF
the high calling of God in Christ
Jesus" This one thing do. What
a challege there is in this to every
young person with a task to do,
an education to acquire, or a life
to build. II they will enter into It
with zeal, and earnestnesg and sim
cerity and singleness OF purpose,
and, like Paul, forget that which IL
behind, reaching forth to those
things which are before, press on.
In this simple formula lies the
secret of the success Of every life,
Of every undertaking that is worth
while. The life that dabbles and
drifts from day to day, and from
month to month and from year to
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-02

August 81 of this year was 15,151-
a gain of 1866 over the same date
of August, 1885.
Last month also showed a sub
stantial gain over June and July of
this year and an increase of 2,611
phone services over August, 193...
New car sales in Maricopa county
continued to gain last month. Sales
up to September l numbered 3,089,
compared of 1895 and 1861 for the
first eight months of 1884, accord
ing to the chambers statistics.
Car sales in the state for the first
eight months OF this year totaled
S,727, compared with 6,4O3 for the
same period last year.
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Phoenix Stores
Continued from page one)

trict as a wnOIe:, the average August
gain was 108 per cent and for the
eight-mOnth period 13 per cen.
Rising check transactions totals
for the major business centers out
side Phoenix also are indicative of
the resumption of fall business on
a greater scale than in several
years past, according to chamber
officials.
Tucson last month reported cneck
transactions tota'ing $S,6G4,9
NOgales reported its total al ST.
420,150. The figure for Yuma was
$2,305,576 and for Douglas $1,152,-
3O9.
One of the most accurate baro-
meters of increasing population and
improved business is seen in tele-
phone statistics for PhoeniA, ac-
cording to the chamber.
Telephone Gain Shown
The number of telephones in
service in the Phoenix exchange on
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holiday in the period ended Septem-
Der II.
Automobile output contiued to
bump along bottom for the year
Grams estimated production down
to 1850 units from 33,615 last
week and 1894 in the similar 1885
week. Current symptoms of in
creased purchasing power provide d
background for output gains ex-
pected within the next several
weeks, experts said.
Analysts of the business and fin
ancial scene enumerated the fol
lowing cheering factors which came
to hand during the week: More
liberal dividends, reports of sharp
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Recent Reports
CONTINUED from page one,

CONTINUED from page one)
rolling stock, observers said. Wall
Street estimates indicated Septem-
Der revenues would likely hit a top
for that month since 1880.
Autos Bump Along Bottom
For the week ended September
is loadings shot ahead to 789,51O
cars, an increase of 1873 per cent
over the preceding week and III
per cent ahead of the like week last
year, the Association of American
Railroads disclosed. Comparison
with the preceding week was quail
flied by inclusion of the Labor Day
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-02

year, never achieves anything worth
while. Life pays ita richest re-
wards to the sincere and tireless
workers, workers who cannot be
daunted or whipped, workers who
accept the challenge of a great task
and with the light of dauntless and
inspired courage in their eyes, say
with Paul of old; This one thing
do"
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-02
RAIL INCOME GAINS

NEW YORK, Sept 27.-(AP)-
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
reported today net railway operat-
ing income (before fixed charges
and other income) in August
amounted to $7,577,703 compared
with $4,S59,930 in the same month
last year.
Passenger revenues in the month
amounted to $5,821, ,593. an increase
of $920,346 over the same period
last year.
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knew a fellow once, in my home
town, who ran for police judge and
was defeated by decisive majority.
but the title Judge stuck to him
after that. l think that was all he
wanted as he never tried to run
again.
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to death everytime a cloud appears
in the sky and it thunders. Hec
husband, whom she is convinced IS
lost and will never make the grade
to the pearly gates, will set through
a thunder storm and read news.
paper without batting any eye.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-02
What We Think
(By FRANK DIXON)

went into a restaurant the other
day for lunch. When | asked what
kind of sandwiches they had, the
girl who came to wait on me men
toned three or four kinds. They
were the same 1 used to get as a
boy sixty years ago at the little
cross roads restaurant of my home
town.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-02

Inquire closely enough into the
past of most men who brag on the
fact tnat they are self made and
you will find some place along the
line that his folks and his wife's
folks both remembered him sub
stantially in their wills.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-02

AS remember 1t there was about
the same amount of complaint
against taxes fifty and more years
ago when the taxes were fifteen
dollars for a quarter section as
there is now.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-02

sales gains from widely scattered
divisions of trade and industry and
continued expansion in demand for
bank loans for business uses.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-02

l noticed that good deal is being
said to the effect that teachers
should take an oath that they will
not teach the boys and girls any
thing they shouldn't.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-02

l have neighbor who has read
the Bible from cover to cover a half
a dozen times, yet she is frightened
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-02

Too many business these days
are ruined like that. They are still
serving ham and cheese sandwiches
in big chunks of bread when the
public taste has been educated to
variety Of toasted sandwiches.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-02

| didn't tell him as l wanted to,
that he didn't deserve a good busi-
ness. Anyone who doesn't have any
more enterprise than he had
couldn't reasonably expect to sue
ceed in anything.