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PAGE FIVE? GOOLIDGE CALLS CO-OPS ESSENTIAL AROUND AND ABOUT CLARKSVILLE HIGH CAPITOL OFFERS "MY BEST GIRL" 1 By ESTEELE GINS CLARK5V1LU. AF-CHRONICLE, CLARKSVILLE. NOVEMBER 17, 1928, iMary Pockford Featured at New Theatre Opposes Jvemment Aid for Agriculture Wilson Martin, district forester for the Highland rim, gave In', address in assembly on Wednesday. v'l speech Mr. Martin distinguished between a rich person and a wealthy person, saying that a wealthy man possessed only money while a rich man possessed contentment.7 Using the story of an Arab searching over Europe in vain for diamonds instead of looking on his own farm which was 17 (At) Co-operative marketing was stressed Friday night by President Coolidge in an address deliverW before the Na tional Orange in which he reviewed the problems of the farmer and de- rich with diamonds.

Mr. Martin urged the boys and giris especially thos I ujc wvjo nuu 0 1 to, v. 1 1 vii uw ln -mint tn remain at ecrlbed as "hazardous" proposals of a hotne- He stressed the 'reclaiming of by Sam Taylor, who is famous for hs subsidy which he said the American land by pianting trees, xtnd told of thJ laughs he puts into Harold Lloyd'! people would not pay for, any length importanCe 0f taking care of productions; and the Pickford picture of time. jand Tne gpeech wa both interest-, is said to teem with delightful come- At the same time, Mr. told lng and instrUctive.

dy. On the other hand. "My the farm representatives that any Report cards for the sec0nd month Girl" was written by Kathleen Non- i attempt at price fixing on farm pro- of schooi were given out Wednesday, whose love stories are a delight tfl lov-ducts orthe entrjr of the government Tne reports were somewhat b2Uer era of romance and who knows the into buslneri would prove fatal to $han they were the first month, heart of youth as few other American agriculture. Assistance necessary to Jn jy Thursday. PrinciDal writers do.

render the co-operative effort more -vance stressed the importance of "My Best Olrl" is the storv of ih- a bourd suppUed i careful driving near th-school At Mangle Johnson, who through all with funds, to. demonstrate sounrl- afeguard t0 nccidents, Mr. Vance asked the hard knocks she receives, st 11 e-nefs In its experimental stage might! bU students to park their cars only on tains a belief in better Kn. t-well be provided by the national eov-; tne schoo, gide of the steet jn an enigma to her own family, win erament. he said.

'of the building. cannot understand the idealism with Dteclnrlne thatjio government Chances" by Roi Cooper Mc- which she paints out the shadow gave an industry more aid than agri- Crue was glven wltn eat succrss their lives. At the store she mer's riltr- hm received In this country. m. (V.

-mnw. nmn nith tne-lresldent-wid-Hhaturt SHg-tms If TT A rm prf.verneni, in ine-iarraer utuulnd Lucy 0 1 OitL 1 wVui vW "y- nw lintir arri oYr.ta nil frnm a. WlrtPr ciple. Thanks to the "most impressive' list" i I IK i we ar.nc trrsf th tit- CAP ITOL THEATRE TO CLARKSVILLE AND OUR NEIGHBORS. Nothrjifr lias beerr left undone t3 rr.a!to i.ils Thbatre a MODERN PICURE PALACF.

with MrW rnmfnrr ued to hav beeii DlavVdW' Aoa ncarlv wrrel the whole Johnson fam-riculture, he added, "the, great agri- uiea 10 nave ueen piayea mere to lth i. was Dostuoned unti Mondav. uv ani aoes Play Havoc with Maj- ud convenience. rii-i rii na? irni i ki aMiiauv relived. In J921.

the power farm prodncti had dropped to 69 In OctobT of this year it hal risen llvrfEck Industry is es- AjfURp AY'S PROGRAEV3 nfclallv omsnerous but crain, ar'ces smdcnf? on Friday. November 10. The 'n Wdf -radio-for being fur, ,.,3 hy the Maddux Radio Servlc. Kmm norii it a lio lour I 1 rrnt. for the lasc I'J deservf much waLw for thpir eniPiiriirl work.

The will be used. 1 tht school library. The football game bowep" TT ftnrl Mf. Plpnrftnt mhlVi nae collar? in. iinr, win De tne lartnest th? tci fp'-o this easun.

Another Waiter Damrosch educa tional concert was-, enjoyed by. th? Pair Sentenced in Strange Case in Dover Court (1'iilltillllf'i flimi I'nnr llU'. county and began seeking Inbor for the p'vt; Kennerlv hed -been pecteer and in his new role Zimmerlee TJ- 1.. ilnlCIeannglhe Trail" With DOROTHY GULLIVER 3 HOOT at his Rootin TOOTIN' SHOOTIN' BEST A Melodramatic Wosieru 1 UrMzv cf Cattle Rustlers on Sunset Range. Last Show at Ml.

2:00 P. M. to 11:00 nverage years while the acreage of cror hT--vrsted was the largest of rpco'rd. This pives a Very, definite assurance of an btc3 income for agriculture ac a whnli. Prrdpetfip Srhooline "It that the farmer hai become very VyelL schooled in the art dranc win be made through the use of im-( K-o tn breeds of stock, more scientific culti vation.

of all wasteful methods which will reduce the castLind Dicrease production. The farmer who cati -proceed in Ahese directions is on a solid foundation with every assurance oc success. "The. lesson fhlch has not yet been so well learned is that of marketing. One of the greatest handicaps of agriculture is temporary overproduction.

The! world is Jjungry to consume all that the farmer ever raises. His.dif- rk LQwER floor, 25c' "rryrt: ADMISSION-- BALCONY; 15c Children 10c wu iciuicny uau mate in "The Gold Rush." The Kathleen Norrls novel was writ- fiSf and QJb ten as a screen Play Allen McNr tBw iS former suegestrd that thand Tlm wheian. with the technical tHe -Ste adaptions Hope. Loring: Many un-" "nl and tgerhlI wwJd usual photographic erects have, been make liquor for sale only to the road -contrived; by Charles Rocher who his twkT df tneafa-fn chif lamerTmaor! Pick-l2 tl2CTb during the past ten years. then sheriff of Stewart I Foifmal II i.

NOVEMBER 19 i I with ncuiiy arises om uneiiipi-iiiK vo 7 IV. 1... a r. ha ii.vnnn nlniA (Viatihee 3: IS P. The most successful method of meeting this difficulty has been through co-operative associations: They have enabled agriculture in a large way to take better advantage of all tne agen cies of distribution, the bankers, the carriers, the commission mcrcnants, the nackers.

alid the millers. This is Al this time we will turn e- rront the top of marquet, JW(f with 100 passes attached a balloon. and free ticket. MONDAY ONLY. Manager T.

P. Ware of theatre has not decided yet whether he is going to call Monday "laughi day," or "love day" at his new play- hnnsp Marrr WrVfnn in Girl." the feature Dlcture. was directed that he Is the son of her emnlny it is a marvelous romance of tut1 younesters walkinit "nl blindfolded into the trap that Fate has set for them. Maggie has a ss.er whose friendship for a married ran gie's own romance Charles Rogers plays the nai- riro nl anfl If 4o dvnaftcA Vi handsome voungster, last seen in oe 01 lne 'cT Jpart of I Wings," will soon be one. of the boiled sister of Maggie.

Habart. 15 worth, the well-known clwacte" i 1 (1 tuoalthv (ImllOr nf tha Kin T.I.Hl.l.J Wnilkl VI 1.111. uig j.u. I and the father of the hero. In -jevernl dramatic scenes cal' upon to play, his performance ha-, received plaudits of all critics who viewed the picture.

Luclen Littlefleld Ls Maggie's pa are Avonne Taylor, Sunshine Hart anil Among the other members of the cas "lact owam. tnarue t-napnn play POLICEMAN WANTS LADDErRETURNED Declaring that he Is not trying to "grab" anybody for a larceny charge and that he does not believe that some one has stolen the ladder from him, but only borrowed It about six months ago and has neglected returning it. Patrolman R. E. Blnkley.

216 Marion street, announced this morning that I ne neeas nis JH-joot extension ladder. The officer says he -would not evn have an ill-feeling toward anyone who would return the ladder, but instead would greatly appreciate it. Patrolman Binkley, who Is over feet tall and -tips- the scales at over 200 pcunds, can find no other ladder that will support his weight. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE 'n Ccunty Court of Montgomery State cf TennesseeClerk's Office. Ncv.

17. 1928 Mary Holly, et complainant, vs. Alfred Parham, et.al., defendant. It appearing rom affidavit filed, in this cause that the defendant. Matfe Eeavell, is a non-resident of the state if Tennessee, It-is therefore, ordered that you enter ycur appearance herein, before or within the first three days ef the next enn of the county court, to be held at the courthouse 11 Clarksville, on the First Monday in January next, 1929, and plead, answer or demur to complainant's bill, or the same will be taken for confessed as to you and set for hearing ex parte; and that a copy of this order be published for four consecutive weeks in the Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle.

E. CROTZER Clerk. DANCEY FORT, 1 Sol'r. for Compl't. no 17-24 decl-8 -adv- NON-RESIDENT NOTICE In Ccunty Court of Montgomery County, State cf Tennessee Clerk's Office, Nov.

17, 1928 George Jackson, et vs. Tennle Sanders et defendant. It appearing from affidavit filed in this Cause that the defendants, Annie Lou Blair, Cora Lee Posey, Jessie Shelton. Aline Black, Minor Joyce, Will Jrvce. Bish Joyce, Alice Joyce and Clara Joyce are non-residents of the state of Tennessee.

It is therefore ordered that you en ter ycur apoearance herein, before or within the first three days of the next term of the county court, to be held at the courthouse in Clarksville, on the First Monday In January next, 1929, and plead, answer or demur to complainant's bilL or the same will be taken for confessed as to you and set frr hearing, ex parte; and that a copy cf this crder published for lour consecutive weeks In the Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle. W. E. CROTZER. Clerk.

DANCEY FORT. Sol'r. for Compl't. adv novl7-24 decl-8 Long on Tact It a wouas la abort on beauty she aiway IniuKi'ies tbat the Is long on tact Chicago Reception AT 7:00 P. fll.

DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 P. M. Two Complete Shows FEATURE COMEDY LATEST NEWS REEL Hear The 7 a movement to unify all the agencies of productlon.i' distribution, and consumption, so that they can function as a coordinated whole which will sell at the right place and at the right time. A fine yexample of this is the grafle exchange recently established in California. 'Co-opejative Marketing "This movement toward co-operative marketing- ls still in its has sometimes failed through lack of management, but it' is sound in theory, and wheft conducted in a businesslike way the most prom-- lslng solution to the great marketing problem.

Jt avoids any attempt at price fixin or putting the government Into both of which would be to the independence of the farmer ahd in the end would bring -It likewise avoids the -hazardous proposal of a subsidy, which ri American Vpeople would never be JJ. ling to pay'flor any length of time. rests on the sound merchandising principle of taking the product and disposing of 4 in the most 'tageous way that shrewd and orderly marketing '-affords. Such further assistance as is necessary to render this effort more effective through if- loose 500 gas balloons i nfrcnt of theatre, to thom. COME ut These tickets jrood for THURSDAY, NOV.

22 Joybava Ralston "POWER OF THE PRESS" Collegians, News, Review. On the stage The Gray Family. FRIDAY, NOV, 23 -Buster Keaton "COLLEGE" Comedy, News, Review SATURDAY, NOV. 24 Tom Mix KING COWBOY" Comedy Cartoon THE VERY LATEST IN MUSIC ON EACH SATURDAY we will deliver to your heme a Weekly Program which will read as follows: Hang On Your Phone jpuERCAS WETmART flh All Aboard for (S-J county, with his identity and plans. The still was set up and some mash made.

Causey ana Zimmerlee drank together, th I xormer to excess, and the latter throwing away enough of trie liquor to retain his composure. Zimmerlee became boastful of his "criminal" record, and Causey became Jealous. In hi ravings-Causey disclosed how he "and Kennerly had poured the powder in the Gardner boat motor. The detective then had the sheriff and a deputy concealed where they heard Causey reiterate the story. He was then arrested.

Repudiated Confession. Causey confessed before a and was held to the grand jury. When that body met he insisted to General Bowman that he be allowed to tell his story. The prosecuting attorney informed him that his story would used against him, but Causey insisted appeared before the grand jury and told his story without being placed under Each "time he implicated Kennerly, In the trial, however, Causey repudiated all confessions, contending that the detective had compelled him to tell the original story, while threat ening him with a black Jack. Kennerly, on the stand, rdenied any connection with the boat case or any of the believed to have led up to that attempt on Gardner's life.

HIGH PLAY DRAWS SECOND BIG HAND Greeted by another almost- capacity house, the play, Seven. Chances," presented by the Clarksville high school rtiursday and Friday nights received no. more patronage than was due it. The proceeds will go- towards purchase iug additional books for the Clarksville high school library. With a snappy breezy thread of com edy, the three-act play abounded in I'umor and laughs.

It had its serious moments also, particularly the times when Annie Windsor (Miss Sara White Cunningham and Jimmie Shannon 'Eprl Smith) staged their little ro- i.mnce acting. The play had a happy ending when Jimmie and Annie got i'ieh other with $12,000,000 thrown in. The other members of the cast, all "''serving especial mention, were: Earl BUlv Perrell). Joe Spence Horace ClendehlnX Ralph Denby (Billy D.inlop) Henry Garr son (J. B.

Whit-wnrth George (Henry Pickering) Billy (Fred Woodard) Mrs. Garrison 'Margaret Richardson) Irene Trevor 1 Maree Meriwether) Georgtanna (Ann Jo Condon) Lilly Trevor 'PachPl Pickering) Peggy Wood (Kath-erinp Beaumont) Florence Jones (Ruth Ffimcndson) and Betty Willoughly Barbara Askew). The Seven Chances Orchestra" directed by "John B. Dodge gave some ilendid music between acts. The per-inel included Howard Broome.

Dnvid HiPkle. Louise Kerr. )slte Lvle. Billy Vtf and Ruford Winn and Charles Winn. Burnett blaved a saxanhono solo nnerLfslie Lyle played selection on cornet.

Watt GratH Solvent Water la tne greatest of all aolrenta. It dissolves to a greater or lesser extent almost all aiirisiarjces wltb wblcn It r-fitiief In rimtni't. The management of the CAPITOL THEATRE will select five telephone numbers each day. The parly answering will be given. 2 complimentary t.ckets to that day's show, provided they can tell what is being shown THAT DAY.

Below is our program for this week Hang this on your phone. CAPITOL THEATRE Progrom Week of November 19th setting up a board for its administra- tionsuppliet-wnh sufficient funds 4 demonstrate its soundness In its ex perimental' stage, may well be pro-. vided by the National Farm Relief Measure Discussing measures alreadytaken for farm relief the chief executive said that the tariff bill of 1922 was approved to dam the inflow of foreign agricultural commodities after the -war. "The passage of these laws at one restored the sheep industry and kep: the great dairy Industry in a pros perous condition." he said. The president discounted the theory that agriculture would be benefited duties on manufactured imports were removed.

If that were done. I 1 IK Sweetheart Days j42LT I Set sail on the shimmering eas Vfl I of memory I tJlyr Live again the gentle thrills of ll doubt, and Wonderment of fC- stolen moments in youth's If 4--- bright paradise. Yh' My Best Girl is a symphony of tfif v5jj laughter, adventure and thrill, TpR ing, suspense, but its theme I IV the quivering background of a '1 cello melody is I Vou must I see it Ua I jr-! at least once. 4 UNITED AKTTUTi PCTU 7 MONDAY, NOV. 19 Mary Pickford "MYrBEST GIRL" Comedy News TUESDAY, NOV.

20 Corinne Griffith "THE GARDEN -OF EDEN" Comedy News Fable WEDNESDAY, Nov. 21 Laura-La Plante "HOME JAMES" Added attraction on the stage Th Gray Family's Industrial unemployment would result reducing the buying capacity of -th" home market, 'he said, or "our wages and profits milst be reduced to meet foreign in which case there would be no imports, and. ar cording -to the no addi-J nal sales of farm products abroad." ilie government's contribution to the farmer, through the Federal Farm loan system, he said, constituted "a benefit the like of, which no government anywhere on earth ever before bestowed upon aa Don't Know ADMISSION: Tower Floor 25c' Mm 15c Children 10c 3 Entertain Yoiir Friends at the CAPITOL Ti.e eminent acleoUst who now nn es that uian liaa 1 keener seuise of "WML tbn woman evldemiv ys aexer n.nej fcp tod lent downstaiin at la the Kornlng to find out -wdrti whs barotn when oottilhj 1 -r.