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The Leaf-Chronicle from Clarksville, Tennessee • 5

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CLARKSVILLE LEAF-CHRONICLE, CLARK5VILLE, JUNE 12, 1936. rort I ill A' WANTED CLASSIFIED RATES Sc per word first Insertion; 2c per word each Insertion thereafter. Pay Cash and Save 10 Phone 47 or 88 CARLOAD POULTRY Columbia Produce Co. distinct asset to a married man. a-a-a Sun Tan may be all right for the body, but it isn't as good for the morals as a son tan.

READ the Classified Ad every day. Waitress Did you say you wanted these eggs turned over? Diner Yes, to the Museum of Natural History. B-tt-a, There rae times, too, opines Paul Edmondson, when a lie ability Is a OFFICE CAT Junius NOTICE FOR SALE PREMIUM PRICES on pure bred eggs Columbia Produce Co. I TV ClIJiR LOST FINE WELL-BRED JERSEY BULL, 2 Years old, $50.00. Jim Marshall, Clarksville, Route 3.

BOSTON TERRIER Phone 25-J. FREE POINTS 75 Leaf-Chronicle There are people who acquire a reputation for wisdom by merely keeping their mouths shut and their minds open. a a Izzy Last night I told my girl I was knee-deep In love with her. Dizzy And what did she say? Izzq She promised to put me on he rwading list. Moi.ey but it gewJly says: "Nt thing DoIse!" a a-a Don't count too much on tomr-row, warns W.

B. Sawyer, If you can't find some good today. Think that over. a a a Mother (to a very young flapper while watching animals at soo) And thh, darling, Is a stork. Modern Child Don't be silly, mother.

Don't you suppose I know there isn't any such thing, a a a Perhaps It Is a good thing, opines Billy Patch, that the meek are to inherit the earth. They're the only ones who would stand for the taxes. a a a Proud Mother Yes, Harold, Is going to be a sanitation expert. Aunt Mary You don't say! What sanitarium Is he attending? a a- Those same people who have claimed all along that the country is ruined are trying mighty hard right now to get control of the wreck. plied with a shovel, went to his foreman and objected to being overlooked when the tools were passed out.

Foreman Why should you worr ry? If you don't have a shovel, you can't work, so why worry about it? WPA Worker Well, it ain't fair. The other boys have something to lean on. a-a-a WHAT MAKES A LADY? What makes a lady? Is it furs, perfume, and fancy hose. Rare laces, jewels, gorgeous gowns, and stylish furbelows? Expensive yachts fast motor boats, and trips to foreign shores? And perfect features with a form that every one adores? Ah, Its vastly more than that, and sometning gold cun't buy; But something we can all possess es you and you and I. Its thcuhtlulnrss of rights, desires happiness.

With this you are a lady! (but without it what a mess!) Lyla Myers. BEADED PURSE Containing Dorln, Lipsticks, Cave Dance Wednesday. Phone 368. Spotted Ponies and Bicycles Contest Pleaw give credit for 75 POINTS WHITE ENAMELED REFRIGERATOR, Practically New. William Moore.

THE NEW REMINGTON, Portable, Noiseless, and Standard Machines. Free trial. Fred Seip. 1931 WILLYS SEDAN In good condition. Phone 47.

FOR RENT canes and she walks with two gentlemen. a a a Many a person who does not believe In miracles buy sweepstakes tickets ill the hope of winning a fortune. a a a Visitor I can't understand how your love for books brought yau here. Prisoner It was my love for pocket-books, lady. a a a It may be all right for America to be known as the "melting pot" snap sM.

L. Hester, but we ought to make It considerable hotter for those who refuse to melt. a a a The WPA worker, not being sup a a a Second floor. FRONT OFFICE Edmondson Co. to ROOMS Block of Shoe Factory, Phone 777.

A child sometimes gets on the wrong track because of a misplaced switch. a a a New Arrival (to manager of sanatorium) Are the baths here really as wonderful as stated? Manager Yes, sir! Absolutely! Look at that lady over yonder; when she came here she walked with two TOBACCO PLANTS; Phone 811. OLD PAPERS Bundles 5c and 10c, Leaf-Chronicle. Signed. 1 This voucher VOID AFTER JUNE 15 to City Contestant.

VOID AFTER JUNE 18 to Out-of-Clty Contestant. MODERN APARTMENT, Furnished or unfurnished, phone 467 or 732. Lul Heimansohn. APARTMENT 894. TOMATO AND SWEET POTATO PLANTS Ralph Winters.

Phone 434. Raditr4. TJ. I. Pitrat Offle WAR ON CRIME-Urschel's Return! By Rex Collier True Storleg of G-Men Activities Rased on Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Modi6ed in the Public Interest Castle Heights, W.

Plummer. I Used MAYTAG I IV rmntrc vnirer ji.i I HiliH I give us youb story kab 1 fT unw -tano ruevtc ai i rkdut I V. ''c 1 NOT HURT? THANK I 1 3 WSCHEL- WHAT AROUND HERE 7 A UP MISTER BUT plt STEP5 BU0y Aril HAVING DELIVERED THC X. HEAVEN jer L' NOiWT APE CUJES WE MAY HAVE. 1 i mnMm Mm New York Stock Quotations Pnrnlnfced by J.

H. WIGGINS Telephone II For Sale Several Maytags, Speed-queens and other washing machines which were traded in, for sale $29.50 to $39.50 PUSMN'S Oklahoma city vM ft MM MM Mrmim i WHERE THEY TOLD i.tR, SfM zr -1 --Z Vinaliy mWJIllPii Sl! AVter driving allnicwt we stopped for orschel fVi Hi Ky'1 ''mdWwmxmlt- WVrtScr GAS WHERE I HEARD THE WOMAN nMP REMEMBER BEING CLUE tomorrow- DptiiDmC Wli'Vlx V7' I 'III 'Avf0UToHRrL5y Sf ATTENDANT MENTION BROOM CLUE WARNED NOT TO TRIP NQo MORE VITAL Returns Vft Js" AvUV I corn N01 over two steps NUA cms 3 YOUTH DIES FOR OFFICER'S DEATH By GEORGE STORM BOBBY THATCHER Detour! Two Negroes Sent to the Chair for Killing White Men HEt GANGSTERS' TRUCK IS MONTGOMERY. JUNF, 12 (Pi Wesley Vincent, just 20. who had spoilt the afternoon weeping on the shoulder of his mother, died in Kilby prison chuir today for the YOF ALL THE LUCK "i IF SjCSZ WHY DID NT I THINK THAT GRAVEL sy GOOD A OF IT BEFORE -Kv SHOAL IS THE DRIVINj, ))S WHERE SCULLY HAD 'P ONLY PLACE FOR feS A ML MONKCJ ME, HIDE CARSON'S MILES THEY CAN iW CAR IN THE BRUSH GET ACROSS LIKE I MAKE IT 15 JUST OVER THE THAT AND WAKE IT.jf r- THEY'RE MAKING WS iMi 7 tS' II ht. lU.

bv Oom-t? I I I IR PAS LUMBERING ACROSS A MEADOW AFTER HAVING SMASHED DOWN IF THE OUTLAWS SUCCEED IN FORDING THE CREEK, BOBBY'S DARING RUSE IN DRIVING THE TRACTOR THROUGH THE BRIDGE WILL HAVE ONLY DELAYED THEM i Onn Tllrh tow Clow Assc. V'i V'z V'z IVi ...168 168 167 167'i A Tob 98 9 8 96 4 96'j A Rad 21 22 4 21 V. Atchison 73 74 73 73 Anaconda 34 34 33 33 Beth. Stl 54 54 53 53 18 18 18 Cons. Oil 12 12 12 12 '4 3'4 VA 3 3 '4 Curtlss W-.

5 5 5y4 5 Chrysler 98 98 96 96 Elec. 21 '4 21 20 20 Elec. 16'4 16 15 15 Gen. Mot. 65 65 64'4 64'4 Gen.

Elec. 39 39 38 38 Gen. Poods 41 41 41 41 '4 Hudson 16 16 15 15 Int'I Harv 90 90 88 88 I 14 14 13 13 Kenneeott 39 39 38 38 Kelvinator 19 19 19 J9 Lig My 108 108 108 i08 Lorillard 22 22 22 22 Lambert 21 21 21 21 LANRR 72 72 72 72 Mont. Ward 45 45 44 44 Mohawk 23 23 22 22 Cen ,36 36 36 36 Nor. Am 28 28 28 28 17 'IT 16 16 Penn 31 31 31 31 Packard 10 10, 10 10 Phillips 41 40 40 Rep.

Stl 20 20 19 19'4 Radio 12 12 12'4 '12 Reynolds 55 55 55 55 South. Pac 34 '4 34 32 32 Std. Oil 58 58 57 Sou. Ry 34 34 32 32 Socony 12 12 12 12 Stude 11 11 11 19 19 18 18 Timkcn 62 62 62V; Tex. Gulf 36 36 35' 35.

Tex. Corpn 31 31 31 31. A 5 5 4 4 TJ Aircraft 24 23 23 Corpn 7.7 6 6 II S'Stl- 63 63- 61 61 W'house ..116 116 115 115 Chicago Cram Market Julv Wheat 85 .15 84 84 Sept. Wheat 86 86 85 85 Dec Wheat 88 88 87 Julv Corn 61 61 61 61 Corn 58 '55 58 Dec. Corn 53 53 53 Julv Oats 25 25 25 25 Sept.

Oats 25 25 25 25 Dec. Oirt.s 27 27 27 27 Sept. Ont.s 25 25 25 25H July Rve 55 55 55 55 Sept. Rye 56 56 55 55 murder of Patrolman Forest Harris In the night club holdup of a Roosevelt birthday ball at Birmingham, January 30, 1935. Gabriel Walters and Tyrie Harrell, both Negroes Trom Sumter and Elmore counties, respectively, were electrocuted for the death of Lso white men in arguments over debts.

Several patrolmen, Harris' fellow officers, saw Vincent die. The youthful defendant, claiming he had "found Christ," surprised Gov. Bibb Graves and the state's pardon board by testifying that he had shot Harris "to make him turn loose my friend Richard Darrafnu," his elder companion, who committed suicide after he was cornered in a futile attempt to break from the county jail several "months ago. Slate courts refused to interfere and the United States Supreme Court denied a review. Smiling1 at a crowded room, including several policemen as he marched to the death chamber, Vincent said, "I am looking directly1 at you, but my eyes arc on Christ." By HAL FORREST TAILSPIN TOMMY Skeets Is Curious! 1 2 ZEE 1 I WANMA Stt WHAT THIJ JAJPfR AhO IN JUCH A IP THAT OUY AINT 3 'Hk-ttTtR (APTUOtD KL00KJ WITHOUT HU NIGHT (AP QN 'A I A THt PH0T0RADI0GRAM CAMhOT tQUAL THt ULTRA AUDIOM WITHOUT POLARIZATIOM OP POTtNTIAL AMY MOTJt THAN A WAi AM tAJY TOOL P0R THIS MOODErD I JTIMOARtt 1 VPLYfP.

SCHIZ0P0D QUADRUPtD MlOHT jAY 1 -1 a THt WtlAD LITTLt PnOf-tJSOP. AMD LtD HIM DOWN PROM THt MOUNTAIN HIDfOUT TO WHtRt THt POiJt HAD CORRALLED THt TtRROR AND HE-hCHMtN. THt PROPEriSOft PROVE-J TO 5t CRAZY. Till A I munucn inifu. SET FOR JUNE 16 ts.

Drummett to race 543 Jury for Husband's Death By BUD FISHEK MUTT AND JEFF The Band is the Best Noise at a Convention, at That N- Yves, I'll be up (hear that. NASHVILLE CATTLE, HOC, NASHVILLE, JUNE 12. oVi-Hogs. 600, 10 cents higher; better grades 175 to 270. $9.35 to $995; 170 clown, $9 to sows $7.40.

Cattle 20. calves 350, market mostly steady. Sheep 3,000, Indications steady. NASHVILLE EGG, POULTRY MARKET GET ACQUAINTED! HENRI, US MALLARD DOCK, -AND AS I 1 HEX HENRI-' CHAN6E The trial of Mrs. Carmor Vlck Bruminett, on a charge of tirsl degree murder in connection with the death of vr husband, Clarence -riJir ocxDUM TUC I FinFP nF THE VS.

THEV SHOULD APPRfCATEf HAVIN6 A 11NOERSTAND IT, AonPR TO RAND allafternoom! republican contention. WITH HIM ANU TELL HIM ALL ARniJT ME MAKIN6 ru 1 Tnn win'--- llf LEADER LIKE LEADER! sir, you're the leader at-the ce CREAM AND (r-utCAntJti int. iSl G00D 5IDE OF HIM MY 71 CHEESE! A 6000 PRESIDENT VOU AT THE T. wnMiNATioNFORPRfctni 1 v. nv BLOUJHIMTOA uiii lBE in the dag: FEED! hSWELL NASHVILLE, JUNE 1 2 (F)-Eggs, i retail i firm and 1 cent higher, cased and candled, current receipts 18 cents; 1 cent less.

1ST Brummett, District 11 farm on May 2, which was first announced' to have been suicide, is scheduled to begin in Montgomery County Criminal Court Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. Clerk C. W. Kellly announced today. Twenty-five venirenitn are being summoned for trial of the case which Is ranked among the most sensational in the history of the county.

The "iron" nerve of the woman who is alleged to h.W" confessed to killing her hu: thi' night alter his burial, was described by Attorney General Matt G. l.yle as "the unusual I hav ever seen." When she confessed to General Lyle Sheriff W. E. Beaumont after hours of grilling, it was said that her nerve remained unbroken. "She just was ought off lit guard and they said.

'neral Lyle, it was understood, wf Id be alone in the prosecution of the case. W. R. rain, will represent the defendant. to til Poultry i retain weak, 1 cent lower on hens, colored hens any size, 15 cents; leghorn and black hens 12 cents; stags 14 cents; roosters 9 cents; spring chickens 1 and 3-4 pounds and 2 and 1-4 pounds.

23 rents per pound: spring chickens under 1 and 3-4 pounds, 20 cents. Eggs (wholesale) weak ana 1 cent lower. No 1 16 cents, cased and candled, loose 1 cent less; N6. 2, 14 cents. Poultry (wholesale) weak and 1 cent lower on hens, 'colored hens 4 pounds and over 14 cents; light and leghorn 12 colored broilers 1 and 1-2 lxmnds and over, 20 (0prnpit lS bj 0 Flitwr) Or Bnuin ftwhu tUMrvtri Trtrtt Mirk 0 1 Offto By SOL HESS THE NEBBS The Little Philosopher cents; black leghorn and light jail broilers 17 cents, roosters cents.

On Monday a total of eight IN TUE. NJAME OF MOT TRVtMlj FO A MP Tm(S HOTEL MEVER MADE IF VOU CAN ASK Ti-AERE- ARE CABiMS to right of COMMON SEKISE i ARbUMEMT OR. 5TlRINJi. Me A QUESTION aw rt5al moniev.vou knoJju that luhv domt VOU CAtLl TO TMc. VWlTUCOr MAKING NOU)' HAVB ANV MOLU CAN NOU BUiLO THE STANDINGS Continued From Page Pour SMOLDERING COULD 1 NOU A FAIR.

left op vou rases is set for trial, and on Wednesday ihree cases are docketed. The twelve cases are scheduled for disposal during the brief ol com I next week. Another murder charge, that A SPEECW. AND MV GET A GOOD INTRODUCTlOKJ VDOULDNT VOU RATHER TOURIST CABiNIS ALONG QUESTIOM WOO GE.T A VOURSELF f- VOURE ANJSVJER. VJILL BE IN KEEPING? WITH, INI COMPETITION! vNOUR.

riT 60-CALLO LI Li, Batteries Sweetland. Luecke, FAIR. AKlSWER-s IM A THE MAivl VJHO -STOOD tr WITK VOURt-LF INI AKJE. STILL BUT UJHOse: THE DIGNITY OP ac- Koenift and Oelpin; Krukmyer and an- McRight. ngainst Raleigh Dixon, negro, cused of slaying Willie Gilmore COMPETITION WAV TUB QUESTION) MOUTH VUENIT" else; VJITH Out HOTEL fy other Negro, March 14, on crowded Franklin street bet ween Second and Jackson Third, is the only case docketed for Porfageville trial in another session set tor Batteries .020 002 000 4 13-0 P) 020 000-5l(Vl Wesehc and Brav; (o-1 Gu.ssaway and Wise.

Tuesday, July 21. 4: Ai', POLICE ACT IN Lexington .040 000 1000 0 -5-11-2 Viiiion on' not non lr oi FRENCH WALKOUT Batteries T. Williams, Gray and Keller; Trent, Long and Clouts. PARIS. JUNE 12 (Vi Police acted today to prevent massed Union City ...000 2000 002 -4-2-3 1 Copyright, 1J, fcj Tbt 7 demonstrations and olllcails ex-Puducah 000 500 Olx 6 70 pressed fear of foreign elements Batteries Bishop and Williams in tli? French strike, Hayes and Ivy.

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