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We see where the Government is going to operate
Muscle Shoals as a fertilizer plant. That makes two of
them, Muscle Shoals and Congress.
Jack Kearns sued Jack Dempsey for $333,333.33 some
time ago, claiming that amount as one-third of Dempsey’s
purse in his first Tunney fight. Now Mr. Kearns is re
minded that Dempsey made some money on his foreign
tour and amends his suit by adding $83,333.33 to the origi
nal claim. The great gullible public who put up the money
in the first place will hardly worry much about this law
suit.
Men’s fashion note: Two-piece suits will be worn
next summer, consisting of coat and pants; coat optional.
Science and invention have contributed much to the
comfort of mankind, but they may also conjure up new
terrors, one of which was recently reported in the press
dispatches. A man in Honolulu has invented a ukelele
which can be heard for half a mile.
Mr. Stewart won’t talk, while Senator Heflin won’t
do anything else but.
The advisibility of teaching children early how to use
the telephone was illustrated in Memphis recently.
When she found her mother lying overcome by gas
from a broken pipe, four-year-old Frances Liberto tele
phoned her father, who arrived in time to save the moth
er’s life.
After Lindbergh gets his motor running without fuel,
somebody ought to start working on a pipe that will
smoke without tobacco.
Various organizations in England have been having
considerable difficulty and bickering in their efforts to
revise the Book of Common Prayer. But that’s no dis
grace. Too many people in our country revise their pray
er book by tearing out the pages.
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SALES
EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR
1928 SALES DATES
March 21, April 25,
May 23, June 27, July 25, August 22, September 19,
October 24, November 21,JDecember 12.
SPECIAL SALES HELD ON REQUEST OF SHIP
PERS. ADVANCES MADE ON SHIPMENTS WHEN
REQUESTED
MUSSOLINI TELLS.
EVERYONE WHERE
TO HEAD IN AT
TALK OF SUBMITTING MINORI
TIES TO THE LEAGUE IS ALL
NONSENSE
ROME, Mar. 1(5. (/P)—Premier Mus
solini made a vigorous defense of
Fascist regimes policy in the Italian
Tyrol and clearly restated the Italian
position, that administration of that
district is a matter of internal policy,
inerference in which by foreign gov
!
ernments would be intolerable.
His speech was the long awaited
reply to Chancellor Seipel of Austria,
and there wa^ a blunt warning that 15
CJerman language newspapers publish
ed in Italian Tyrol, would be sum
marily suppressed in case of a revival
of “intolerable interference” from
Austria, or anywhere else, outside of
Italy.
“A State respecting itself cannot tol
erate foreign interference,” he said
Governor Fuller of Massachusetts has
given us a striking example on that
subject. Mussolini was referring to
the Sacco-Vanzetti case and the exe
cution of the two Italians.
He said “It is time to declare that
Insolent speeches and vulgar insults
have only one result—to turn the Fac
ist voice, and open an abyss between
two peoples. This is the last time
I will speak on this subject, for after
wards I will let facts do the talking.
“All talk of submitting ‘minorities’
to the League of Nations is non
sense”, Mussolini concluded.
ARMY B1SEBALLERS WIN
LIST ILF OF NINTH
“Slim” Lenhart spilled the beans
last night!
Until the beginning of the last half
of the ninth inning the Fireffien’s
crack indoor baseball team was in the
lead over the Army by four scores
but following a few hot shots, too fast
for the Firemen’s fielders to handle,
and a home run clout by “Bambino”
Lenhart, the winning run was shoved
across the game ending 15 to 14 in
favor of the Army huskies.
Many more games such as last night
and the doors wil have to be closed
to keep out the enthusiastic members
and fans. If anyone doYibts for a
moment big league stuff isn’t pulled
off in these indoor games, and that
they lack interest, they have lots to
learn.
Steve and Urie was the battery for
the Army and Shelly and “Fat” for
the Firemen.
Hopkins and Kunz were the umps
and mighty good ones, too.
Baker, Steve; W. Galloway and
Lenhart seemed to have the edge on
the heavy stick work while for the
“Fire-eaters” Roberts, Bath and Shel
ly and Sheldon did their stuff.
The next scheduled game is between
the City and S. A. C., teams. Tw<?
players from last night’s game will
be the umps.
CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday services at the Seward Com
munity church will be as follows:
Song, prayer and preaching service
at 11 a. m., conducted by the pastor.
The subject of the sermon Sunday
morning will be PRESENT DAY SAN
BALLAtS.
Evening worship at 7 o’clock. The
evening service will consist more
LIBERTY
THEATER
Iff i' III IIIIIIIIWn MIIIHM*!
S O'CLOCK — ONE SHOW — 8 O’CLOCK
BELLE BENNETT
IN THE GREAT HEART STORY
From Kathleen Norris’ famous novel. A won—
derful picture of a mother’s tireless effort to
hold her family in the true course. Rated as a
masterpiece of acting and dramatic intensity.
THE PLAY THAT EVERY FATHER, MOTH
ER, DAUGHTER, AND SON SHOULD SEE
Absorbin g entertainment and at the same time giving a great
lesson to alt. Directed by the man who made “Laddie” and the
“Magic Garden” and also “Keeper of the Bees” which assures
its great beauty.
There will also be a Mack Sennett 2-reel comedy
GOOSE LAND”
Consisting of a program on Saturday of songs, dances, and an
Irish movie feature. Plan taking it in.
Builder*' Supplier
C.M.B.
(finable
OVERLAND GRILL
Next to the Overland Hotel
Open Day and Night
Private Boxes
Gabriel Santos Proprietor and Chef
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I HOMESTEAD FOR SALE CHEAP
$2000
Worth $5,000
Henry Coulliard Moose Pass
20 acres cleared; 7 acres under cultivation
Includes house and barn, cattle, three head of
horse, 200 chickens, impliments of all kinds; in
fact everything on the farm. .
160 ACRES PATENTED IN 1927
Reason: 111 health necessitates this sale
i
! largely of music than the morning
service; but there will be a short ser
mon from the biggest text in the Bible.
Sunday school at 10 o’clock Sunday
morning.
A cordial invitation is extended to
everyone to attend these services.
Come and worship with us. Visitors
(always receive a cordial welcome,
t THOMAS PHILIP GRAHAM,
Minister.
MEETING NIGHT CHANGED
The Boy Scout meeting night has
been changed from Friday nights to
Wednesday nights. The next meet
ing will therefore be held next Wed
nesday night and not tomorrow
night.
Scoutmaster Macpherson
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: Frye-Bruhn’s Baby Beef is unex
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i celled.