The Anniston Star from Anniston, Alabama • Page 3

1 TBS 'ANNISTOM TAGS TBDRSDA JVSE 23, 2932 A toy garden beetle found the eastern Carted State raiesfita yHAVE PERFECT ATTENDANCE Agents Changed With Kemoval of -Passenger Trains HEFLXN, Ala, June the discontinuance of two Southern passenger train this week, known aa Heflln Atlanta accommodations. Noa. 23 and 36. R. Glbba.

agent here for more than 33 years, was replaced by J. T. Rhodea of Iron City. This put M. P.

Clay, second Iowa food ta the form ef nzL gardens, Our hero! Beautiful womta wQ twoonl Btrong men wUt grow weak! Children will about with gleet The man with tba wide open fact it here! A fire-eating fool with flames in bis heart water on, th-bramt Its teling.i 1 ate'amlng. iparkHn runt New Csmedy Kt candy R1U Child" I JOHN 1 L. 1 BABTMOR; T) a fin. u. l.

iraiiiees Entertained at Tea By Presbyterians! Members of the O. T. C. at jFort McOeUah who are affiliated with the Presbyterian Church were to be guests at a tea at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon on the lawn of the First Presbyterian Church. The Senior Christian Endeavor Society and the church were to be hosts to the trainees.

An event similar to this Is given each year at the church for the tralneea. Invitations numbered close to 140. it was announced by the committee fh charge. The committee in charpe of arrangements was composed of Mrs. B.

Flshburne. Major and Mrs Alfred Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. 8.

Leyden and Mayor. H. 'BJOth. Chief of Staff Visits McClellan Training Camps Colonel Roberts, chief of Maff of the Fourth Corps Area, was visitor at Fort McClellan today Colonel Roberts motored here from Fort Oglethorpe, where be had ln-snertfi th O. T.

C. and C. T. c. camps.

The visit made bv Colonel Rob- Verts to McClellan was Jot the pur- pose of seeing the progress made by the R. O. T. C. and C.

M. T. C. He expressed himself -as being well pleased with both camps and also told the local authorities that Colonel Rd, the Corps Area R. O.

T. C. officer, would visit the camp at a later date. ii Foe the I Entire I In the above, picture, reading from left to right, are 32 students ol the Roy Webb School who have been periect in attendance lot the last two years. C.

J. Tidwell, principal, and A H. Wallace. as.stant principal and coach, are also shown. Those In the picture are as fellows.

Front row Leo Knighton, Henry Oreen, Gladys Sexton, Dorothy Glass. Jame Browning. Dalton Tommle, Annie Belle Batey, Louise ass, Helen Hick, Junior Odis Batey and Gladys Martin; second row Edith Tommle, Maerene Allen, Mildred Amberson, Helen Allen, Noli McTntyre, Oma West Dorothy Allsup, Bernjce Bullock. Sarah Knighton e.nd- Emma Ree Allsup; third row-Mr. Walace.

Iva Lee Green. Vera Good min Macon Peace, Clara Studard. Curtis Mr Tidwell: fourth row Norma Knighton, Oertrude Browning, Alfred Hicks and Herschel Johnson. loperator. into the third trick" held by Harry roster, the latter going to another station.

The discontinued local trains. Agent Olbb said, had made the Henm-Armtstoi-Atlanta run for more than 40 years. -x- A twU-ul evbey. and his tv rldini rutt-im lrlh trail Hrt i a Rf AL THRnX, en th bt la nuiy TTM MeCOY la "THE RIDINO TORNADO" AIM mw. Cmmtm ClIlM NORLE i ft V' TODAY Uly Damlta I Triendi and "Fireman Saye My My STATE EDUCATION LEADERS SPEAK; TO KIWANIS CLUB State Superintendent 'Bar' man and.

Frank L. Gtyve Beard at Luncheon Brief by Dr. A. F. Harm an.

state superintendent of education, tnd Frank L. Drove, secretaiflr of the Alabama Education Association, featured the meeting of the Annlv. too Kiwanis Club Wednesday at the Alabama Hotel. The speaker told of a tour of bama making addresses In behalf of the schools of the state and In an effort t-arouethe-rttizens to the facta concerning the financial contortion 'of the educational system. Other school leaders produced by Superintendent S.

B. Gibson of Calhoun County Schools were Dr. C. W. Daugette.

president of the Jacksonville State Teachers College; Superintendent S. E. Alverson of the city schools and Dester L. Hovater. superintendent of the mont schools.

Colonel H. J4. Avers, publisher of The Annlston Star, also was Introduced. Robert Rosei CalKouh County rstlld auddition winner, rendered two vocal solos. He was accompanied at the piano by Mrs Edda Hart.

The weekly attendance prize was presented to T. J. Day by Colonel H. F. Williamson.

The. club voted to dispense with its luncheon next week and' observe "Kiwanis Night" with a supper meeting at 7.30 o'clock Monday night. Piedmont News Social Notes. By NELLE SHARP Mrs. W.

D. Fagan was a delightful hostess Tuesday afternoon when she entertained, with five tables of bridge. The guests included Mrs. J. L.

Woolf. Mrs. R. V. Webb, Mrs.

S. Foraby, Mrs. O. H. Sparks, Mrs.

M. T. Moody. Mrs. R.

S. Wilson. Mrs. B. L.

Formby, Mrs. T. H. Formby, Mrs. L.

R. Roberts, Miss Winnie Little. Mrs. E. D.

Wallace. Mrs. D. L. Hovater, Mrs.

M. G. Sharp. Mrs. J.

E. Couey, Mrs. H. C. Warnock.

Mrs. C. W. Thompson. Mrs.

O. C. Hamilton. Miss Louise Towle, Mrs. J.

G. Varnell and Miss Cora Dean Savage. OrM GANG hi "I aM Farsmout rw I aad.gs rriday. Get raar BEECH NUT and. gut soarenlrt at the FRIDAY SATURDAY today! IKTHTJI BSISBAlfB -Sialrs I it was time for him to die.

He are un-J, has gone where gangsters known, prohibition unnecessary Police say the government. Investigating Vannie Higglns' large gangster profits, was on the point of prosecuting him lor not paying Income tax, and higher gangster's, sfrald that his evidence might involve them, decided that he must not talk. STAR Charges Insult By Senator Long M-s Ruffln O. Pleasant, wife of former Governor Pleasant of Louisiana, charges trie was grossly insulted by Senator Hyey P- Long during a chance encounter in the capltol at Baton -Rouge. Mrar Pleasant said Long called her a "drunken, cursing woman" and ordered her thrown out of the building.

Widely known for her culture at a former hostess of the governor's mansion, Mrs. Pleasant saya the never hat used profanity in her life and that not a. drop of intoxicating liquor has passed her lips. Pleasants friends watched him closely following the incident, fearing he would stuck Long, and the "Klngflsh" increased hla bodyguard. FEEBLE be produced of that gas cer li j.i I fresh STALE GAS GAS GAS PACKS POWER fresh i C.

A. Jones, who has been located in Whltmlre. N. left day for Winder, where he -will be with the Seaboard Railway. Mrs.

J. T. Carr, Miss Franoes Carr. Miss Angeline Carr and John Ross Carr of Selma are guests of Mrs. Roy V.

Webb and Mrs. W. L. Knowles. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold C. Sharpe irer- teBirmlnghami where Mrs. Sharpe will undergo an operation. Miss Imogene Sharpe and Harold Sharper are with, their aunt, Mrs.

Carl WhortonJ Mr. Whorton and Miss Mona' Frances Sharpe. in Gadsden. ts it to you Gulf ge ymmm line deterioration troubled the ntire petroleum industry. Gulf has long sought ways to over come it and now announces a system that assures you of getting FRESH, FULL-POWERED gasoline.

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The a4i-knock Valafe Long has the problem of gasp- line that can and takes out ConUnaed from page that Includes rebuilding Rome, and connecting it with the sea by a ship ctfnal. A great new harbor, to be built, win be named Port Mussolini. Mr. Punch of London contemplating these five-year plans, sorrowfully observes that London has taken almost ten years to make up Its mind what to do about Waterloo Bridge, to move it, or leave it where it Is. VISCOUNT ISBTI, recently Japanese ambassador in Washington, welcoming our diplomatic representative.

Mr. Grew, to Tokio, warns the United States, politely, but firmly, to keep "hands off in Aala. Viscount Ishli saya only one of two thlnga could start war between his country and this country: "First, If Japan- were foolish enough to Interfere unduly In the Western hemisphere. "Second, If America attempted to dominate Heaven knows, America la Innocent of any dominating impulse. At the silly Washington conference, this country agreed not to fortify Guam, so conveniently located, or to establish adequate air bases in the Philippines.

We art aa mild as mush and milk. It might enlighten tome In Washington to read the memoirs of Von Bulow, formerly German Imperial chancellor, especially the chapter dealing with his efforts to prevent war between Japan and Russia. tlMr Russian woirtd never dare attack Russia." But Japan did dare, and Russia was badly beaten. SOME OF tS read about politics, 'some about Europe's amounting to ten billions, one hundred dollars for every one of our unemployed, some about science, some about crime. ALU WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS, READ ABOUT THE SCHMELING-SHARKXY PRIZE FIGHT, Future; historians will find In that national Interest In the effort of one man to beat another with his fists, no principle or righteous matlon concerning what we humor ously call pur civilisation." TWO LITTLE SONS of Charlie Chaplin, six and seven years, are under contract to appear in moving pictures.

The French say "bon chien chasse de race," which meant that hunting dogs Inherit their There is no doubt that acting is inherited more often than other kinds of human ablUty bat even there, inheritance-Is rare. You can count on your fingers, and have several left over, an the really GREAT sons df great fathers. There were Pitt and his father, both burled in the same grave in Westminister. others can you name, off hand? Phillip and Alexander, Frederick, the Oreat and his father, wont do, father not great enough. FORME GOVERNOB ALFRED E.

SMITH, John F. Curry, leader ot Tammany Hall; John H. Me Cooey. Brooklyn leader, and Frank "Hague, mayor of Jersey City, ar rive In Chicago. These four, with Mayor Cermak of Chicago, an supposed to represent opposition to the nomination of Governor Roosevelt They all understand politics and conventions, to It mildly.

They are not visionaries that "listen with credulity to the whisper of fancy." or "pursue with eagerness the phantoms of hope," Ask Mayor Hague to pursue any phatom of hope, and he will answer "nothing SENATOR BORAH announces publicly that he win not support President Hoover. In private he lays he' will start no third party, no "Bun Mooting" tor him. He win make speeches supporting dry candidates for Congress, watcri the campaign roll on, and predicts that "that lingular document." the Republican platform wfll have been shoved aside as the campaign begins, to face "realities of the campaign and persistent 'questioning of fotert." ANNIE BIGGINS. Brooklyn canister who ascaned "the ran" on many occaslont when ordinary jus-tic held Wm. could -not escape when other gangsters decided that tain elements called unsaturated hydrocarbons, which A I Medical Officers Finish Assignment At Fort McClellan Eleven Medical Corps reserve officers from four states in the Fourth Corps Area have completed their tour of duty at Fort McClellan and have parted for their homes.

They include: Colonel Ross C. Spier, Birmingham; Lieutenant Colonel Byron Brutfe, Ope Ilka; Lieutenant Colonel Aldo V. Sibert, Wext Palm Beach. Fla CaDtaln Leon Captain Charles D. Mason.

Ensley; Captain Gerald G. Woodruff, An-nlston; First Lieutenant David D. Carr, BlountsviUe; First Lieutenant Samuel J. Black well, Raleigh. Lieutenant Ernest H.

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