The Paducah Sun-Democrat from Paducah, Kentucky • 6

11 ACE SIS PAD? CAE, EY SATTSDAT, JTLY 2S, 123 ani was now givTnj vent to wkat the termed cricks." -If I only get her ho ne BUT HE'S STILL IN THE ROUGH LOVE'S' ECSTASY Quick!" thougat Aleds, ner mind full of the understanding with Manse. Some wine was spilled upon the i ly MAY CHRISTIE SC.V FCBL1SHLSG lOilPJSI, Incorporated BT CARRitK, t-r weea, lici Bl CAnfcifc.it, pvr moot, CAr.Vi!iit, Bwiittt in advanca i.7, CAKRIfcPl. a Is uilBit, I. MAli. UTcl kcCrxktB, RJiard.

U'Hm, t-Jou, MraH lJiavoo. fuaua, Cnuay cuunca 1u keaiuisy; sissaac asd Pop coeniies ta asid Henry, Aetntr and Ogiob cvboit a TtnrteaM-a meruit II. li tor taraa a-cnuiA It for months led 14 ur yar. Outsida lAat sona it la Ije a moatk All sr-ail aubacriora payaesa la advanra. HHAT HAS UAI'FEXED SO FAH.

hundred dollars or nothing TCit was the agreed And Aieda Riy, pretty country gl I ant cash settlement No checks. We filed all thai on the phone." "Of course. Of eourse." This iu a modifying tone. mithsOB wble. The whole thing was so distasteful to Aieda that it een seemed that already the American beauties nad a wilted lock! They huag their delicate heads as though- in shame of what ttey witnessed.

But the human American beauties did not act that way. They became broader and more provocative ia their sallies. Tue heads of two of them reposed biazenly on middle-aged male shoulders. "Now comes the 'piece de resistance' ot the party!" exclaimed Goldie, denly jumping mred at tna foatufliea at Padaiaa, Kir, a aecoaa tuu maitsr. 'laa AaMrtaira Pm la airiMiTclr Militoa laa raiiaiia at all a.

creatwa la lata aa aa4 alaa aa aw rr4n4 it aat otacrwiaa craait4 la laia wp' aa4 ataa la taa tacai aawa paMiftlaea laerata. and Gary Chester, young engineer, aie in love. A led workirg as a sutographer ia Jew York, living with Manse ie Rense, vhu young, sophisticated uster, Goldie and Clive Mortimer, ne'er-do-well Englishman, are engaged In blackmailing game. They receive a "commission" to arrange a party for Smithson. wealthy roundt-r.

A.eda and Gary return at midnight from a dnva into the country. Goldie, jeaioua ot Gary's tr-ve for Alt da, tricks Aleda Into attending Smithson's party and then flung a furtive look over' his bi.ck. It waa almost as though thb latter were afraid that someone else had come with CUve "Or maybe he's scared of prohibition agenu," thought the tngltah-nan. In a neat packet, held by a bond, Mr. Smithson handed him fifty $10 bills.

CUve counted them, said briefly, "That's In order," and turned to depart. As he did so, he heard the but She signed to the girls to accom Th Evening Suu it an independent newspaper without obligation to any political party. It policies art dictated wttk regard for truth and directed to the best interests of the community it serve and the ftatwn it is a part oft it endeavors to stand tor the thing that art nyht and tn dong to take no account oj the policies of whoever may fct tmolvtd. pany her Aleda followed and they all went out into the bed sends a note to Gary asking him to meet Aleda there. Aleda is room.

We'll put on these and give shocked by the "goings-on" at the the old boys a great Gold pfrty and ia anxious to leave. OO OJS HUH THE STORY. ie fumbled with unsteady fingers Editunal Ucpartmeni. av7i Uuiintu nfflca, tvou. at the wrappings of a package sh had brought with her.

CHAPTER XXXVI Clive Mortimer bad delivered "These," to Aieda'a astonish ment and horror proved to be several sets of vajamaa! Golai tiro eases of champagne at the root apartment just before the tossed her a pair. party. You wouldn't Goldie! Cotae "Cash payment 'was arranjed right home!" Aleda caught ber arm. No checks," he said to tie Negro butler when bis gooos were dumped in the kitchenette. oh! Kll-joy! Prunea and prisms!" leered G-oidle mockingly.

'Just wait a moment, sun. Ill You wouldn let her!" Aleda cali Mr. Briggg." appealed to the otherg iris. "Mr. Brtggs! Who'.

Mr. Loud giggles were the only il rr comment, and a your Biiggs?" In this transactiou CHve hail heard of nobody but Mr. Smithson friend of Goldie the ler say to Smithson: "Mr. Brigsi. suh.

I've laid covers for eight." Mr. Briggs again! The meaning of it flashed on Clive. "That little runt has rented this apartment on the sly under a fuke name, so be can have Jolly times up here without bs wife finding out!" The crafty eyes "narrowed calculatingly. Here, tumbled into nil har.dmoBt providentially, was ret another source of income (he wouldn't give its rightful name of blackmail, for that waBn't yrettv). He'd wring "bush money" out of silly little Smithson, u.ueet, through this unexpected knowledge, the so-called Briggs to the last cent! a a a The party was growing gayer and noisier every moment Over the loaded table, orchid-decked maidens flung provocative glances at the "butter and nun.

Only Aleda was distrait and silent and afraid. This hateful termination to ber magic evening with the one Gary Chester! She could have wept over the anti-climax. Goldie -was, halt intoxicated. friend aure la early Victorian!" i m- respectiuii i ve got a hest. Utile decent pride in myself! it's "Mr.

Briggs is my master, sub. horrible these old men, leering like satyrs." A. nob caught in her TMb is his apartment." Tr.e servant vanished. And piesently Still Trustful. 0 A Boston clergyman publicly mourns that there are 'no more real children in the world" and that Mother Goose rhymes and Santa Claus are being banished because they are not suj i ported by scientific proof.

But he fails to take into account the. incurable trustfulness of human nature. When we contemplate the unquestioning faith of men and women in all manner of harmful as weJl as harmless fakes, it would seem nearer the truth to declare there are no grownups in the world all are children and that all assumption of wisdom is but playing at being grownup. Delusions, fancies and fads may change from 'time to time as to subject matter, and may even assume aspects more dangerous than the innocent belief in SanU or Mother Goose, but they are just as absurd as ever, and all the wonderful discoveries in the scientific world which have marked the past 50 years have apparently in no wise discouraged the faith of human nature in the supernatural. Abandoned Cars.

One often wonders what became of all the worn out automobiles in this country. The street commissioner of York City has answered the question in part. He says a good many are just abandoned on the streets. A recent statement from the functionary reveals the surprising information that as many as 70 or 80 cars are abandoned throat. Goldie seemed mentarily sobered.

She said, coaxingly Come off it, Aleda! Don't high- hat ub! It's only a joke! It. Isn't! It's beastly!" Aleda was. beside herself. Leaving thtm none other than Smithson whom Clive bad seen once and now immediately recognized cam into the room. "Ah!" lit poked and ferreted among the bottles.

This looks lil.e genuine stuff! What is the price?" "Five hundred dollars," tartly said Clive. "Hum! Pretty steep! Aren't you piling it on a bit?" The Englishman was nettled. tnere in the bedroom. sht ran through the hallway to the eleva tor and pressed the button fran 1 tically. But ho lift came up! She waited, her finger itlll on the bell-push She had been indulging freely in Don't make an idiot of your self! Come on back!" Goldie sp peared at her side.

"I'm going homo! I wouldn't slay another minute!" The forget- me-not blue eyes were an.y MADE-IN-PADUCAH Goldie mood changed. Sue the weather Is fit. Work has commenced on the big bridge ata Dixon, Much of the grading has' been done between GranUburg and Vienna. Strenuous efforts', are being, made- to get the highway department to let the -contract in New York every month. The owners simply drive them to some deserted, silent street, park them at the curb and go away, usually removing the license plates before they leave.

The city tossed her "Ring all you like, the-, elevator boy has et SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HASOffiTO MEET Lodge Members Will Enjoy Outing At Fort PRODUCTS PLAN IS' ON SOLID FOOTING his instructions cot to take any body down from the roofP' Then Where's the exit? Noth Ins will keep me here. GoUJie, for that part of the highway between Vienna and Anna which will afford a short- cut across Johnson and Union counties, between Route. 1. and 2.. you ought to be ashamed of your- tj i- self!" Sponsors or Idea Working Un Copyright 1928.

by Kins reaturcs tyndlcata, tne. Goldie'B eyes took on a cunning! PI is spending a good deal of money to remove these rolling bits of junk. Fittings and metal parts that can be salvaged are saved, the rest is put on a barge, towed out beyond Sandy Hook and dropped into the ocean. Abandoning an auto jou can't use any longer is one vfay of getting rid of it. It's hardly to be recommended, in view of the wear and tear on street commissioners' nerres.

China's Students. 1 TT i I lVAiftJlLV A 1UI1 LV VJU111 Those who scoff at the spirit The baseball team luun. xier. iiiiiiu wuiacu That trick of the note written in Public Support CONTINUED STORY "tonJon Society" Aleda's name 'to Gary Chester was METROPOLIS, July 28. It is expected there, will be one of the largest crowds of the season at Fort Massac State park Not only will Masons and members of their families from all over Southern Illinois thars fnr- An Annilfll nlfl- appears to have disbanded without formal action to that result.

Second baseman Bfll Stockton and Short too crude. The game would be at this moment Sponsors of the "Bus Fadueah to remedy her error came her Product" campaign are working Stop Heinle Derneddle said, today out a tangible program for; the of the times, and think everything is going to tha dogs, can take heart from the following society item Miss Eleanor Hanktns and Miss Marion Wilson entertained decently at a bridge luncheon at the Mission Inn, having for their guests college friends. they would play -on a Paducah success of their Idea, it was stated nic but the Mesoher- family Wllf "Calm II aalf Ana ft team Sunday while First Baseman planning suicide by jumping rff U0- meetings have been i a I htln ntr hill cHrtoaa an wh i.ra in. vu. wxa hold their yearly reunion there the same day.

Meshers constitute quite a numerous family. the roof to save outraged modes- ty, call Gary Chester at his club "a am Mike Hanktns has an': offer from Some of boys going to attend a game at Joppa tomorrow. palgn of education will be con Many of them reside in Massac and get him to come, right up some in; Johnson and here and both of us home. ducted during the next several months. Before Aleda could prevent hr.

Pope. A will come from oth er state A complete list of all the pro Police Magistrate T. a Sharpe, she bad darted 10 the telephone. The club-porter informed tier ducts that are manufactuied in Ptulucah will be published by the sponsors of the movement in a Judge W. L.

Krone and Dan Miller attended the fair at Harris-burg' yesterday accompanied by that Mr. Chester had just a few The ancient mulberry and other trees that for generations had furnished shade for the Lukens, Ah! That was great! Her trick li. Donald Miller, son ot Former Sheriff Oscar Miller. Duncan and' Jacobs families: were Percy Grainger, composer, will be married August 9, with a full orchestra accompanying the services. The orchestra will play Mr.

Grainger's own composition, a fantasy called "Warrlers." Whittle your own comment. Simile. As quiet as a soft-drink parlor in Havana. wculd be adequately covered. She fihhf.fl to AieH hnthoiv been retained as.

secretary of fie 1 I felled today on the site acquired for the Some of the rr v. association. HOOKS AND CAPE 9 lieUb UV, I tcA ieonMwHnn vt, stumps had to dynamited before the trees pulled down after excavation had been made to their roots. An office NINE PLAY TWICE hio r. 'Ii.

Mr. Franz of the number o' Patlu building for Cardan! and Com pany, general contractors for the poBtoffice, will be' completed to ttaAa ij ttf, I lucai rpiaii air. Aieaa ana said, a stiff, strange 1 rv. i tK. to-e- "I eot the messaee I came Franz Btated in nla rePrt that tne lo-e.

i goi ae message, i came lm, rfoi.0Mo lu.i. Meet Here Today and Tomor- 0 The earnest patroitism of her student bodies has been a great boon to China. It is the students who have been the back bone of the Nationalist movement, so far as enthusiasm and propaganda are concerned. The students have supported vigor-' ously every effort toward progressive policies in the empire. But in their youthful zeal, these students are apt to go far.

They may cause harm where good was intended. The officials of the federation have notified the student bodies in Manchuria that they will only make trouble for their country if the; persist in an announced intention to protest against Japanese activities in the Northern provinces by resort to the boycott and other weapons of passive resistence at this moment. It is probable that the officials of the students' organization realize that the.y should leave matters of international in p.irtnnee to the duly constituted authorities of the new Nationalist regime in China now that the opposition to that element of the government has been removed. Such a decision reflects credit upon tne good sense of the students. While there was need of arousing the Chinese people to the necessity for a change, while the war lords, and petty tyrants of cities and provinces held the country in their grip and bartered Chinese rights for foreign cash, there was a t'-jrnpndous job for stud.nts.

were able to make a profound impression upon the ignorant masses of the nation, because of the fact that nowhere in the world is there greater respect for learning than in China. The peaple there will follow in- formed leaders as they will do in few other countries. Victory has been achieved by the Nationalist cause, however, i. and there is no longer the necessity for "direct action" by the students. They are wise in being willing to leave to more experi- enced statesmen and political leaders the actual handling of the i delicate situation left by the victory of the Nationalist cause, morrow and by Monday excava tion for the foundation of the 5 Aa she InnfcPrl intn that fH.an.

ul "nowieage ou uie part OI me tL buying public of the produ-its face row Afternoon The Paducah Hooks will postoffice will begin. proving which only a few made-ana ottered for sale Fa hours ago held such tender Says tha Rav. Mr. Wiley "Perhaps gentleman marry brunettes because it is so i i It to hang around a blonde and re- dueah. The most extensive- peach or warmth, for her, her heart sank the Cape Girardeau, basenall The summary of the report will wtetchedly and no words SYNOPSIS.

Beware, Sir Harry Doncaster, of Miss Remember, you have a wife and child. THE WEAKER VESSEL "CLS1E DE VAVTi iWoasI Pihaw, how foolith laid be made public later, ofheere of i chards in all this-section are in Pope county, not, far the Massac line and known as the ivuuuuuea the association stated, A buy-Paducah-products cam nine in the first of a two game series at Hook- park this afternoon, while they will play the concluding game at 3 o'clock tomorrow The Cape club Egyptlon Orchard company. paign will be Btarted at in early The company was put into date through advertising and per UP AND DOWN THE STREET Nq main a gentle- bankruptcy several months ago. Abner Field, clerk of, the. circuit sonal solicitation amonc mer has a good bunch of college stars Harry to as tttpped brithly past hit wift, to peer at him te If in tho hall glass.

on its rooster, that have been going court of Pope county, was named chants. Mr. Franz Bald that bl survey showed that the amount of "You are not well, Harryl" at fast clip this season. Hugh May, Btar of the Hook Lerov Parsons. 412 South Ninth Paducah-made products beir.g receiver.

He advertised property for sale but due to' low bids asked the United States court said Elsie, his wife, as she nine last year and an outstanding street, has returned from Camp DOBni nere ai me present time marked his heightened color; Daniel Boone, the state Y. M. C. les8 than zo per cent or what it not to. confirm the sale but per A camp of Kentucky.

Parsons, snouia De. tie saia that faducan mit him to harvest the peach crop, who is one of the best smatwir raauufacturing plants are giving ThU was the order ot the court boxers in the city, has been tak- employment to 4,057 persons aud Mr. Field is selling off the peach ins a course in nhvsical tminlns huve an annual payroll of $4 Withering retort, 1906 "None of your beeswax DAILY PUZZLE (Kews Item.) Mr. and Mrs. George Reed will leave Saturday for New York, where they will attend the wedding of their son, John Eeed, who will return with his parents by auto.

crop now. He will market more than 16,000 which will at Camo Daniel Boone for sevral 680,000. Officers of the associa bring more than the highest bid weeks. Two 'hundred boys and tlon estimate that if the buying ycune men attended the traintne public gives whole-hearted support made for the property at auction, The Mexican Presidency. "you've been annoyed at business, I take It." "Not a bit," said he, patting her on tha cheek, and tossing up his child.

"Not bit, and now let's have dinner; for I have a business engagement this after, noon at four." Sir Harry, you are thinking of Hit i think twice before you take thie ttep. (Continued Monday.) Golddiggers' slogan "Any old sport in a storm." Slogan for Al Smith- Paul's Lutheran church will hold twilight services Sunday eve school. Parson secured ills Jyn- lo lne ouy-raaucan-proaucts move-lor Red Cross life, saving melaL mwjt that tbe annual parroll of and waB awarded the position of the8e plants would be doubled, honor athlete of the camp. Par- G. Wheeler is prf-sident sons will be one of the leaner in otthe new association which has ning on the lawn at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Pansing on the Golconda road, not far from the physical directors' equad un- as lts slogan. "Buy Paducah-made ,33 athlete at Murray State Teacher -College, will hurl one of the games for Mlssourlans. May, 'who has turned in aa enviable box record this year, has been used in the" outfield when not hurling. He Is a powerful 'hitter, and for this reason will probably be used In the box one day-and the gar-' den the other.

Schwetman and McGulre the other pitchers on the Cape team. Paducah will present a Strong defense against the Cape outfit with the return of 'Bubba' Maaon who will hold down third base. Meacham will, probably be placed in right field because ot an in-Jury, Barnett sustained in the Duyuoln game last Sunday. Burns St Charles, high school athlete who was graduated from TUghman this Jane, will pitch for Paducah today, while Jess Haynes, back from the South, will do the flinging In the other Jess has been with 'Jackson in the Cotton States' League. this city.

The pastor, Rev. aer tne y. m. c. a.

physical direct rruaucls- tor. Bailey, who will coma Paetznick will preach. to Paducah tbe first ot 3entem- Cl', Several persons from here, probably Including Doctors J. A. Fish at Broadway Church The of who shall succeed President Calles of Mexico seems to he the foremost issue in tat republic now.

Some want Cilles to retain the office, while others are equally 'etermined to put in somebody else. The passions aroused by the slaying of Obregon still persist. Had Obregon liveo, and takea office oli iVct mber 1, as planned, Mexico -ight have enjoyed trmquillitv, fur a time at least. It seems that of all the leaders and pseudo-lfadci-s, Calles and Obregon only had proved able to govern Mexico in this era of unrest. Not all the Obregon support however, arc favorable to Calles remaining in office.

It is uncertain whether he wisl i to stay. The. problem is a serious one for the i.iore responsible elements in the nation's life. The constitution is silent as Announcement is made of the er and M. H.

Trovilllon. will at and Fewer liquor fines more fine liquors. uuvmus at an eany aaiesot mi) Aoitoj tend the funeral tomorrow at the Baptist church In Brownsfleld of J. Chester Baker, who is pre town musicians tho choir of the lOTau i uul" ruu" Broadway Methodist church, in sumed to have committed suicide ansuiwuDuu lor me opening are I cnninnoUnn with tho hnir. fmm nearlng The Purity the Flrgt CnrlBtlan and lne Flm by drowning himself In a well, uuv oi vne most at- PreiihvtoHan hnr.h..

mill The coroner's jury investigating iracuve esiaonsnmenia ot its mn.iu In III. V. I the case returned an open verdict, stating simply death was caused by suffocation. "im me onop re- evening at 7:45 o'clock at the arranged and new fixtures and Broadway Methodist church. In decorations Installed.

Curtis Ov- a(idUion to the talented artists the procedure to be followed in filling the office under the cumstances. The congress has authority to revise the document Attorney and Mrs. Walter 'Rob eiujr win oe-general manager oi from these three churches, Mr, and can do so in such manner, doubtless, that Calles tne new MincneOnette. Air. OV- Harrv Cllhert of Now VnrU Mr.

erts and children have been visit erbey has been manager of other! Aim uppA nf r.Mnzm Mr ing, relatives in Cairo while he have a legal title to stay on for a period rfter his term expires, notwithstanding that, terms for the same individual was there attending to official luncheonettes in the city and Is Robert Gelsh of Indlauapolls and well known. Mlna Mnrv Whefllnr nf Psdursh dujies as inheritance tax attorney MRS. KILGORE TO RE BURIED I.V KANSAS- CITY The funeral of Mra. B. C.

Kil-gore, mother of Blaine -Kllgor cf Paducah. will be held in Kansas City, Mrs. Kllgore's death oc-eurredat her home in Kansas City. Blaine Kllgore left for Kansas City at once upon receiving a message of his Jiother'i death. The burial will also take, place in Kansas City.

tor tne tate. Announcements will appear on the program. Lovely plans have been made for the service which promises to be a rare trnat In musical circles. Mm. R.

H. WtnRtanri iu nrznnln as president arc barred. The taction of the agrarian population to such procd is not certain, howe-er. jf The modern miss may be bold and carry a flask and show but at least she doesn't giggle. Mary is a little bum, She smokes and drinks and chews, And then she goes to Sun- 'day school To chase away the blues.

An old timer is somebody who can remember when all the melt wora Indian bead watch fobs. a a a And Moronia think at grand tlam ha eomething to do with the door on a Ford. Bs that as. It may, the proprietor of the Willow Clan barber shop is none other thai Mr. D.

Lay. -a a WILL MAKE PI I Bin Jusn News. I Miss Katharine Kanardl has accepted a position lis houie- keeper at the Holllster Advance office. iu raoucan evening tsun at Broadway Methodist church A gat we like It Sutie Wheat She never drivel From the old bach The reaton'e clear To mny aopi She'i alway parked On the driver' lap. A U.

W. authorized to announce The program will-Include both GARTH K. KEHGUSON solo, duet and quartet numberi! The old campaign times seem tj be' completely gone. Nobody The second large barn In Johnson county to be destroyed by fire this week was one on the farm of Jlmmle Walker, a mile' from Qanntown. It was burned to the bround Wednesday night, together with a lot of hay and farm Implements.

A theory Is the fire was started from a lighted cigarette stub carelessly thrown away. On Monday night a barn the farm of Ira Karquhar. near Grantsburg, was destroyed. Candidate For Cnngresa. repre- The public Is Invited.

This will sentatlve, First congresslmul dls be the final of the rnflon services, can radio a torchlight procession. trlct, subject to the action nf the No wonder Mr. Ra-skob resigned as chairman of the General NOMINATE HUGHES. GENEVA SWITZERVILI.E,. July iJP) The name of Charles Evons Hughes was placed 'o noin-' Ir.Rtlon'by Austria today for tne world court vacancy caused by the.

of John' Basiett Moore. Democratic Prlmarv. Auiriist 4th. I 192gt i run intiiuini tiui' runerai services tor uoroiny FAMOUS LAST WORDS But, Sheriff, you've got the wrong man! iu iu t. un, Jones.

7 yenrs old, wlo dlnd Motors finance committee. Chauffeuring the Democratic campaign is quite a plenty for any man. At the close of one of the speeches in tho Grtgory-Fcrgu Candidate for re-election fot Con- yesterday morning in the come rf gross, first district, subject lo Ur parents, Mr. and Mn Solon Junes. 722 North Seventh str-'ft Persons v.lsltlng here from the Dixon Springs neighborhood today reported contractors on Roule 146 from Golconda to Vienna are O.

B' Lunderman bus returned wete held at 2:30 o'clock (his nf son debate yesterday at Mayfiold, the wooden platform erected for tho debaters collapsed. The wonder is most of the audience Miss Rowena Shaw left Wednesday for Rlngould. where he will Join a camplnk party, for ten days. Miss Shaw will return to Paducah the first of icp- Sold te gentleman In the proy deriiy. to his borne In Miami, Florida, ternoon from the I'nlty church In after a vhlt with his sister, Mrs.

Marshall county- Burial was In making fine progress. They are didn't do likewise. lorn ha 4. tb tUurcti eenicleri. jror klpg men Ion tours while, ternber,.