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I jte published herein. is htteln are also reserved, made for all departed. jy.5»» wimo to protect Star disclaims manuscripts. fey modem thrduut 8 SfweaaanaaA which Hafipitgad; Nevada, counties, HflO jjjer tfur, elsewhere TVStar'. flatfera to sanitary conAttoftt IH jokebook there is no perennial any New Year's resolutions.

man (according to the joke- aauar opens, he is full wiJFbe a all of i. Jies in the fact that a of, Nothing is more to a vows of the aawning No you (turn over a' new leaf, you soon all the thumb New Y.ear;s reso- rriaking 1 them siding of-f and looking a moment of objective or- even the most saintjy, (f wJmt we are and what we ought cases, the gap is fairly But we are not feev that that gap all ages, man- emnation. New Year's resolulaqns wasted. a more or less Jetfisearching, and pres- in a little while it is as if we had ei 0116 residue is left with us, and if only slightly. $Te ourselves to ad-a.

year, we are fine fellows as we pretend. if it does nothing a healthful humility. for any kind of sinner except a com- Carelessness IgO people were killed in accidents istmas holiday in the United States empha- again, a tragjc manner, the amazing careless- American people. ia' aJame.when.only the, Fourth of July brought very large accident and that was largely due to fire- Now, however, any holiday is certain to inyolye an ex- Aumber of casualties the deaths are from varied fr 0 mauto accidents down to gurisjiot wounds! ''What is the Answer -to it, anyway? Are we, as a people, ty foo to handle ourselves properly whenever we a day off? Does the holiday spirit make us forget to usual safeguards? The who can find a way to steady increase in holiday fatalities will be a Problem to why the jPostoffice. Department would like the name of the town of 3anta Glaus, Ind.

The a population of less than a hundred, but its annual It to get a bulk of Christmas mail greater than its ever see, Handling this extra is a nuisance and an expense; a methodical general can hardly be burned for wanting a 'develops that the people of Santa Claus are al- iQjjsly opposed to any change; and that, it seems he that, After all, the people of a town have T'eaJl Weir town by any name that seems good If the people of Santa Glaus Ijke the name they be flowed to keep it, Japan's War Machine ppint to rememher in studying the move- Japanese arniy in aijdftbout Manchuria, is -e war department operates under a set-up tt of Any other modern nation Jots Around Shover Happy New Year to all. Christmas in this vicinity passe4 very nicely. The fine weather after so many of rain was certainly hailed with joy for day. The roads have been very bad in places but all passable except one near Earlie McWilliam's which stopped the mail carrier on Route 2, going through with his Ray Rogers substituted on horseback and we see our mail everyday. Mr.

Petre has been on the route again for a few days. Thad Vines is moving to the Mrs. Ella Hodnett farm. Oppie Karber had'the ill lucjc to get a shoulder out of place last Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. H. B. Sanford were made happy Christmas day by having all of the children home for the day, ones not present were tfyeir son Silas and family and Earlie McWilliams and family and Mrs. Dora Alderspn spent Mr.

and Mrs. Silas L. Sanford and daughter, Darleen in Hope. A- targe crbwd gathered at the P. P.

Otwell home Christmas night for another' of jolly good tinjes that the young folks and the family enjoy much. A party was given at each the named places recently: Mr. Mitchells, Thad Vipes, Darl Arnold arid all report a nice time. and Mrs. Joe Dorethy spent the day at George McMilliaris, Tuesday.

Mrs. Nellie Leach was a Monday morning called at H. B. Sanfords. Sid Thomas who has spent several days at the Farmer home returned to Hope Saturday.

Leo Farmer has been on the sick list for some time, but not bed fast. Mrs. J. R. Gray called on Mrs.

Karber and Mrs. Jordan Monday afternoon. Mable and Verle Rogers of Hope spent Thursday night with their aunt, Mrs. Adell Sanford, Miss Manry Rogers accompanied them home for a short visit. Harold Sanford and family spent from Christmas evening until Sunday evening visiting with Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Camp and family of Hinton an dat Hamp Huetts, near Patinos. Mr. Karber has moved some of his out door stuff to the place near Rocky Mound where they will live the coming year. Milton Caudle and family attended the funeral of his father at Bodcaw Monday.

Mrs. J. R. Gray spent Wednesday night with her sister, Miss Pauline J. Stanford in Hope.

Harold Sanford and family spent Wednesday night with A. A. Rogers and family in Hope. Mrs. Emma Bearden spent Christmas day at H.

B. Sanfords. Womnn, Sheriff Jailed iu Bank Robbery Probe PORTLAND, arrest of a woman lent impetus Wednesday to investigation of an aliened conspiracy in which Sheriff Ira Barton of Blackford cpurity is" charged witli complicity in robbery of three Eastern Indiana banks. Mrs. Hazel Green, 45, pf Munc.ie, surrendered to Delaware county authorities and was brought the Jay county jail here, where Barton also is held.

They Will be ques- by representatives of the' state bureau of criminal identification. Both maintained! their nnocence and Bar- termed the charges a "frameup." Help! Murder! i -r-' j- JACK SON yiLLE, "Help! There's murder being committed outside my house," a woman's frantic voice cam eoyer the phone and into' ear of Lieut. Sylvester Wr-! rlsh. Police Tyere dispatched Arriving on the scene the only person they saw was a motorist in whose car a radio was going -wUh volume turned on full force. The woman had heard part of an exciting program and thought Jnurdervvas being committed'.

The word "pajamas' comes from a Hindustani word mearning "jejg. Big Sno.wstorm Sweeps Over Nebraska Prairies OMAHA, heavy snowstorm Wednesday was sweeping Western Nebraska's prairie, tying up highway and air mail traffic and delaying All highways and country roads in that of the state blocked by snow drifts. Although temperatures had not fallen below the freezing point at noon, stockmen feared a heavy loss in cattle" and sheep. Because of the mild December weather, preparations had not been made for The storm was general over the Nebraska panhandle. A wet snow which falling Tuesday night blanketed General" Squth' Dakota toa depth of about 4 inches at noon Wednesday.

A slight wind blew from the "northwest. Although the snow was tpp wet to drift, by slippery surfaces and poor visibility. Two Men Are Hurt in Laboratory Explosion of a detonator in a bombproof shelter at trteiuyar.rese.arch laboratory Wednesday afternoon injured two men, one severely. They were taken to a naval hospital. Power, the premier and Parliament epntjmiQus control over the Actions of their Tijrough hysteria or incompetence they may control, of actually happened in fountries when the World War was Jgpily they are in complete charge.

The army is answerable only The singing Memnon was a statue in Egypt which gave out musical note when the sun rose in the morning and as it set at night. After the statue was tipped over it no longer sang. Good News For Hope Williams' Laboratories have arranged to have a man in your town who will tell you about WILLIAMS FORMULAE, the New Formulae that those who have been fortunate to get a bottle are so enthusiastic about. This Formulae is available in this community for the first time. (Jet your bottle now and see for yourself what wonderful results it produces.

Satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded. GET BACK YOUR PEP YOU KNOW THAT "WONDERFUL FEELING" Recommended for stomach, liver and kidney disorders covering dyspepsia, biliousness, gassy stomach, distress, chronic constipation, sick headache, neuritis, neuralgia, rheumatism, lame back ana general weakness. Keec stomach, liver and kidneys fcesfthy and nature will do rest. CU4 a bottle today from SOW, An All-Expense Week-End Vacation in Little Rock Just $8,00 for Two, or $4.50 for One Including All Expenses 1. The Albert Pike Hotel offers you an ideal week-end vacation in the capitol city.

On arrival you may purchase the special week-end card entitling you 2. Room (twin beds if preferred) and private bath. 3. Car storage in Albert Pike Garage. 4.

5-course dinner in main dining room Saturday night. 5. Dance tickets, Silver Slipper, 609 Main Street, Little Rock's newest ball 6. Theatre tickets to the leading theatres. 7.

Breakfast in Coffee Shop Sunday morning, or Continental breakfast served in. ro9m. 8. Table d'hote luncheon in main dining room Sunday The above accommodations and entertainment for two $8.00. For one, just $4.50.

Please do us this favor- avoid delay on arrival, ojr wire lor advance reservations and mention, "Special Address communication, Attention Seventh and Scott Little Rock Arkansas W. T. gRJGCS, minf Body ut'Amy SuitA 6 nt 5re forbidden in competitldHS In the of England, under a dCbliloH by the Western Counties SMfemlng assorintion. These IhdtiiST backless suits and those with cut-away aides. "The real trouble," on offlolnl explained.

"is In club faces and open competitions at club galas. "Some of the costumes I have seen ore positively Indecent. This is bad for the sport and If not remedied will do much damage. Officials enforcing the law are often abused for doing their 1 AhoUipr official said men and women Were equnlly culpable. Nor.te Dame'Type Teams See Winning Grid Year SOUTH BEND, football season of 1931 in the "Notre Dame conference" major schools coached by Norte Dame was season of victories dimmed by losses.

The 20 leading schools coached by Notre Dame men won 107 games, the same number as last year. But there is a diference in the number of games lost. Defeats in 1931 total 70, a dozen more than last year. There were ties this year, eight less than last year. Chicago who has the reputation of bclftg the "crueUst jfcBigstor" in Chicago, was freed Wednesday on charges of slaying his wife, Mrs.

Elfriedn Miller Me- Erlane, whose bullet riddled body wns found in his autpmqbile. An Investigation failed to ling McErlane with the killing, Assistant State's Attorney Harry Dilchburne announced as he asked that the cnse be dismissed in felony court. Chimneysweep Mayor The new Mayor of Bethnal Qreen, H. Brooks, has been a chimneysweep all his life and, at the age of (M, has no intention of dropping his trade. Brooks has been a member of the borough council ever since it was formed in 1900.

and has had the ambition to be mayor for years. He learned to sweep chineys from his father at the nge of 12, and it is the only trade he has known. Whitney K. Cast was crowned the Indiana potato king with a yield of 506 bushels to the MCI p. the Is aujh the follotvlnir cmw of the 1 (Ion AtiftHt 1032: HBWSfTEAD" C( For She SIMON M.

SUTTOrf, Druggist, Hone, Amateur Advice Chicago negro, once a boxing threat, was a good cause he took advice in rlri But he took advice once too.O Troubled with an eye inft, Langford related his aged negress. She advised a i application. Now Longford is ly blind. Following her advice! stroyed his sight He makes a living selling boxing shows and still cheerful, sunny disposition. COLDS THAT DEVELOP Crowley Hits Emphasis of Football Detractors LANSING, -Too much emphasis on over-emphasis is the only thing wrong with football, says Coach Jim Crowley of Michigan State.

Crowley says persons who never played football shouldn't meddle with it. "Football players don't go around rapping other games or businesses of which they know nothing" he says. "Then why should outsiders try to tell the public about football? "There can't be much wrong with a game that has millions of fans excited from September to January PenUttnt and lead to trouble. You cain stop them now Cieomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to uke. Creomulsionisfl new medica) discovery with two-iold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and germ growth.

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