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.APRIL 28. 1930
Ixive Rmt;s True—fli ivh I *peak with
the tor:::*uc* of r icn and <■>: myei*. and ha ve
not chart!', f arr. necome «•• sounding bray
or a tinklmy cymbal.— I C or 13:1.
Prayer;
May our speech, Lord, ever carry the
loving purpose of our hear*.
JUSTICE FOR
A BOY
here Shrader Pennsylvania * "blond -gun
woman. ant. Glen Dague. her associate, have
l*een duly convicted of “nureicr T, and seo
fenced * '. death, and Mrs . Shraoee • •„ 4
to * year
old son. Donnie, has been legally adopted
by Mr and Mrs Victor L Schoeman of
Wheeling. W \ a
Mrs Shrader and iJague seem to have got
ten their just deserts It it the Case of this
innocetu youngster that is important a'-w
With his mother sentepc ed to the electric
chair, the boy is Matting* life under a conyid
crable handit-ip Hve couflt .have se-n to it
that he ts pia< ed in a g'.od wholesome home
where tl**re is another lad of about his own
ege who car be lu» playmate. Lets all h pe
tlulThtHe Donnie is allowed t<> iorget the
whole dreadful business as fast as he can I he
echoes of this tragedy must not be a flowed
to spoil his life
-“Invest In And Around Griffin”
TRANSATLANTIC
AIR SERVICE
It begins' t • j I o >k ft gufar commercial
ur ship service acro»» the Atlantic were to be
• reality in the comparatively near lutore
%
Ac? rdinu' to pUn» announced al \X*'aching*
'.on, Germany wil' build .1 new .hip to go with
'he Graf Zeppelin and America aill build
two more, making a llect of four. Nervier
going east will provide two-day tri[»«. with
.hree day trip* lor the westbound line. Pas
senger fare* will be about double uteamyfTfrr
fares
This announcement may be the beginning
of a new kind of traffic of enortiicu* impor
tance, It venu foolish * o suppose that the
-tcamship JI ever be r* spla< ed as the car
per of bulk freight but live dirigible may very
well Ire about ready to give the hist passenge.
liner something to worry about.
——'’ln*e»t In And Arntuul GrtHm"
WHERE TAXES
ARE TAXES
fl you think your American'income t.<x is
n burden, consider the plight of the Rrilisli
chancellor of the rx< hecpier * married 1 .ng
lishrrwcn who corns $5000 a year wi pay
an income fax of approximately $527 In
*QWrica a man of the same earning capacity
pays $5.62—just about I percent of the
l .ngtishman s tax
In other word* wc don' t know whnt high
t-»xe* nre over here. With » tax load like
that to carry it 1 * small wonder that England
i* feeling and industrial depression Indeed
the wonder 1 * that the notion i* not having
more trouble than it t* A tax of that size
is a thing to he twake nights about.
——“Invest In And Around Griffin"
"Banking is, like gardening." says Gouver
ne»ir Morns. new president of the Monterey,
California, bank. 'l es, you've got to have
a lot to begin with.
-“Invest In And Around Griffin”
The Indiana man who was arrested for
carrying a hog in die back of his car '**$
probably surprised when police took him for
a bam.
t "JUST A TASTE, PLEASE • I
sy&?7lcGt* c
Old map Jim Campbell < > i Chferokee. .si- ;
rrtanaged ride neighbor ,
way* to op to a *
house near meal time, but be wa* rov ariobiv
a burry — juot rode by to tee How every
body was. ard could not po*«bly stop, Freo
f. * ..
<■ m tty. however he discovered that he needed
* pipe fall of tobacco and a match or a
•TT-ve *:-<>oi-r -and by -tbe—titrie—ti^sc... wajlta . yp
* provided it was mealtime and he wai urged
. stay and have a bite which he always did.
po sgetically and reluctantly,
Old man Jim called himself a local
prcacncJ. i. name u*;>aiiy applied to a
'vfcth'K.iat minister who hasn t a regular
rhitr^e hut he belonged to a It ii ,-ff -,hoot
oi the Cumberland Pre«byte*.un Church, and
be wa» a! heart, a good mar..
Dowr here in. Georgia when we arc de
- nfemg anything very large . we say. ft 5 <* S.
■ig as Stone Mountain Over in Cherokee
ny ’thing larp'e wa« . 1 ; big ** old man Jim
.mpbeil * appetite.
Finally when they pot the ole man -to 1 tee
..ojc. the hint, think hi wanted was co-h-e.
Hair a cup II be .« plenty he vrotiSd w,v
ut the hostess, of. course.- hiied the .cup A
;w nvnut.es later he discovered that he had
. ,ut in roh much sugar. th<* c !fee via, then
jif gone and he asked that- a little more be
.ddec, Present! v more jgar was needed,
nd then mhre coffee and then rt.<>re sugi
nd then more coffee, arid on and on ur.tiF
nothing war left in the offee pc>t except the
rounds
_Ai w.th the coffee so w«h whatever they
bar. to eat Brother ( ampbeii wiii you have
1 a hba ges an squashes fin ia ill you have some
the fat meat* Just a. taste please,
v,-,.s his unvarying reply while his nost help
ed ihe old mins plate, bountifully, to every
thin;; on the tabi*
Old man jmv Campbell meant no harm He
•tied to jive right. He wouldn. t in deb.
for anything U herTTve had no money to buy
provisions, he would happen* along by a
neighbors »n time for dinner. (It,, should be
mentioned that the old man w. .« bachelor
Hr w,rtf..never able to Fnd a woman that was
willing to devote her w hol es .tic to cooking ;
; or ijne m i. )'
It * queci. the way sum* people use the
w./rd taste. "Fbe other day 1 heard a mtip
* iV "I .leven >—.irs aguT^vc had a taste or
war Maybe he did; but you and 1 know
men and women who 20 ; 1 Jim-Lampbeil
mouthful! of (Sherman said it!) \fter all,
possibly
life i» a taste of joy arid sorrow
With always hope for a brighter to
morrow.
Invent In And Around Criflin'’
QUOTATIONS
Hating people 1 * like, tearing down yc-ur
twin house to get rid of rats. ’
1 —Rev Harry Emerson hosdick
-—--"Invest In Anil Around Grillin’’
Literature :§ like a garden one enters
and admire* ihe flowers, but one has indi
vidual preferences."
—Prof? sor William I,yon Phelps.
‘Invest In And Around Griflin''
It it i« more blessed to give than to re
ceive. then rii<-*t of us are content to let dm
other fellow have the -greater blessings. ’
» Rev. Shailer Matthews. ’
-“Invest In And Around Griffin”
When , a man stop* having
he stop* |e arring after that he merely rc
mrmhers, anil then he beccme* rri'iddled."
lien Hechl. author.
-“Invest In And Around Griffin'
If women were to have a gospel of beauty,
f-ne word would Contain it. and that word
is—"refinement
—Marilyn Miller, stage and screen star.
-“Inrest In And Around Griffin”- 1
I
"7 he United Stales is the greatest law j
factory the world has ever known ■ i
-—Chief JustK e Charles ( .vans Hughes. I
-"Invest In And Around Griffin”— i
I
I hr whole purport of literature . . ;
it the notation of the heart."
— 1 he rrta* Wilder, author
-“Invest In And Around Onffin”
"l^ive i* an art ;hat h-is to do with a rer
tmn kind of ability, a self-understood swing
ing together of body, soul and mind.'
—Count Herman Keyserling.
•“Invest In And Around Griffin”—
"Prohibition 11 the |oti« srhrevement of
eyangeliral Christianity
--Heywood Broun, eu.hor.
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GRIFFIN DM! V NEWS
Murder \ by '"S
\ ANNE AUSTIN
ackstair *TH£ /HTE^ShG OF wvwor j
“D< _ BLACK PGEOC ETC
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CHAPTER XXXVI
Aboto h*.d the paper he had
found ;r. - the roaosuae with tfcr
ward* MRS BERKELEY 8 STORY
be hnppkivtd to look a rtHredge of
carton paper projecting tiighf
j y . from the edge 3it the two wheel*
of white paper. The. carbon pe-.
j,-..r w£ . turned wrong tide up. so
*,hAf. J he had written, the
rJ r . would e beer. blank
mg tr.e •hr*- r.eeti c i: of ids* rr.a
he'jaaii about, to revers e tr
car&sn *T,er. he noticed that it had
tier, used but once and that or.l.
•.lie elate, heading and Sve lines of
an unfinished letter had cut into 3 is
g .earning surface
glanced at he- reverse printing cat
i jj uiy
8udder.iy he uttered a harp ex
'!;;rr,a - then daahfd to the bath
room Standing ael'ore the roirro:
above tr.e car nor
per -0 r r.. : : wa easy t read
.a- G: rg- Berkt.-.y had wrttter
.
Hi here*;
•it-pt 27 ;»23
ilr C 7. At a hod, 1
A iornry-at-La*
Greene Buhd.r.z.
Hamu on
Dar Chrit
Thtr* *- a.tmaii matter which 1
J wish }••>;. wrvld Handle for
me per»onaay in strictest con
hhence. As it it were ter sor- I
«eu. 1 jh -id iix. you to investi
"gate .the o.r..T*ercia. pusttbihur-' f
Of a mail beauiv Tsop or oeautv
parir 0:1 a trd oltxk in Ham
item gejteji# of the
c-iei
Dundee wr.utl'-d *or." and lor
Here wav the answer r. st iea*'
one of the perplexing questions rsL-’ I
v. r. h Don*» I >.. it had
vi It wa George Berkeley she |
had meant when she wrote: 1 *
w'Ui taik^ buckets of money. of
c jurat-. but I know where I car,
get- ail or more than I need
Why should George Berkeley bt
t Jiing to :.!.s..c ■" & beauty parlor
f ,r a girl wf.j r.ad been in his eai
f two nth*’ A giri
a ho hid or no: cap
, id the love of hit only son? i
And ’he date of Berkeley's let'tr
h. lawyer. *•- Sept 27—Fr:
The day Dorrs Matthews was
rr.'irdc-red W ..ad George Ber
ice ley nr ..>hed ‘.ha Setter'’
,Vhy t George Berkeley no: 1
; r A ia -r - r >, a: que tier,
-
;ati ust "a-ned through Diir.de?'s
*T * ffsrr-d bra; r. when ‘here camel
;P' Me dt*or He ooen
ed it v.j V» I'll.' er y hold
ng a ge o.rc ge ■ji which
Capri c: •ached upon h ;iereh. ev
er* fe-aiher raffled mdisrnantly
this ,
A po;-reman broug.t; s:r -
itg ou wanted , it. |
f% WickettDundee laagh
’d Heli C I told you T
mi grit - nd lor and he reach
ed ima ' iite to •:e ie yel
low- 3 ;;: oothingl
ne i..p->rc n when I tried
to do tn* Wifk'-ti offered .,*dl -•j
I m afraid he's a one-man bird ”
Dundee grinned By tfa- way,
Wickett.- ic er you aid r.bt men -
lion the parrot I don't care to
get -a reputation for being eccen
tnc
Y ■ir Ti.a is you sir Wic
itet: said as he pocketed, with much
the S3 bill which Dundee j
ihpoed into his hand 1
“One more thing. Wickett
dr-<- detained him Wl Mr Ber-,
keicy at home yesterday after
!
Oh. business n sir th» H, ret usual imed from}
at tune—
five"
Do ou know w nether Mrs
keley told him oi the little scene
between Arnold. Don't and Mr.
D.ck?" Dundee asked casually.
T couidrit jr
Then, do y • , know whether Mr.
Berkeley spent some time with Mr.
Berkeley before dinner?"
Ye* ar A messenger boy ar
rived about fix with a large enve
lope- for Mr Berkeley He was
there when M-s B-rkeic /rang me
on fit? house telephone to a>k me
to come up for some ms: ructions
regarding dinner, sir
And *ney hau been quarrciing.
Wickett?”
The butler hesitated and instme
lively looked over his shoulder.
Then lowering his voice, lie
tided "Yes. m If seemed to be
about Mr Crosbv *ir I acathf-red
that th<- envelope contained a re
port of some sort, concerning Mr,
Crosby
Now. Wickett. fell me: did Mr
Berkeley wild for Dorr, or r*e Dor
tv elter his reiurn from hi* office
yesterday?”
'Yes. sir A few minutes be
fore the messenger arrived He
asked n r to send her to him in the
library, ur
Did he seem—well, angry?”
N':> sir He ‘eemed much as
ii; uat. iir. but Mr Berkeley is al
wav* 9 stem man She was with
him for a few minutes only "
Did you m.4 her or talk w-ith
her niter .she left Mr Berkeley? '
I saw her, sir. as she was go
ing upstair* to get Mrs Berkeley
dressed for dinner, but I did not
detain her"
Then Doris was with Mrs Ber
keley when your master and mis
tress were quarreling over Mr.
Crosby”* engagement to Miss Cld
ilnda?”
“Yes. sir ”
Alter a moment of reflection
Dundee risked abruptly: ‘.Just when
was it that Mr Berkeley wrote let
ters 011 the typewriter ut his room
yesterday'’''
"I can't say that he wrote tet
ters at all. sir, but Mr Berkeley was
writing on his machine when 1 went
to his room about a quarter to aev-
I ! Another Screen Favorite ont
{ Old Gold Hour
*
C ATHERINE DALE OWEN,
beautiful southern actress
who starred alongside Lawrence
Tibbett in his famous color-talkie.
T he Ro g u e, Song." will hare a
few word* «o say to radio
when she appears in the Old Gold
Hour with Paul Whiteman and his
band, Tuesday night, April 29.
orer 'the nationwide network of
the Columbia Broadcasting Sys
>W8* *
Miss Owen is considered one
of the most promising actresses
both os the legitimate stage and
on the screen. She has already
made a name for herself on Broad
way and her latest picture,
‘ Strictly Unconventional.” i* ei
pectsd t. put her aroong the fore
Miis'Wn-s “a! m«74 a i ap£aranc« -uXound for
in the
Old Gold Hour. Whitemas has se
laarsy.-iswrarj
Esrr.•i'^rssYK "4
Roses Get the Bines for You.” on*
of the hits in the Warner produe
tlon. “Hold Everything." In addi
• ioy te is to render the classical
' Liekestraum” in fox trot
and is to offset'this with
mans rel^hraied </>niposition.
“Land of the Sky Blue Water.”
on to- ask for the key to the wine
cellar, ar."
Did he later give you any iet
ters t© send t o the poet office?"
“No. sir. Arnoid went' lexers to the
->ost office w’th 'me some haw' Mr*
Lan.ben gate to mailed
but they a.a did not ____ incmde one „„„ written
b- ^Again M- Berkele""
Dundee considered for
•„ r , rmr did "? frownuig 'you. - The
Wicket t Dons tell or did
-cu / observe tor yourself 'hat Mr
3 M Eerkelev * was—well ' m
, WtekeU . s hf .,
looked pnfoundiv shock
ed and mdignan* “Cerusnly not.
Wa ;hat denial \ shade too tm
;na ; :c 5 * taken at its tact value.
Dundee asked him.:eif aft ;r the
Sutler had ' been dismissed Ar.d
hen he remembered .hat his 'Wat
,jr. was with him, that it was no
ler.ger necessary to keep his
thought* to himself. And Cap r.
nad already proved tn the Rhodes
House murders that he- was. a sum
lilaimg audience
Whs : do you think, my Aiea:
yi- ■ he addressed the par
rot. poking him to attention. 'Doer,
it strike you m entirely absurd that j
a middie-aged virile, handsome |
mar. not at all m love with his
impossible wife, should be more
than—a- -trifle indiscreet with his
wife’s lovely maid?”.
Capri turned svow !> on his perch
} dreaped a papertsh-ahite ltd i
Exactly!" Dundee laughed “But
rr.v dear Watsor.. Mrs Lambert
and Wickett *re most anxious no:
!# -have us think that Doris wav
that kind of girl!' But what oihe:
explanation can there be far this
which Georg? Berkeley tore
u -, before it was finshed. W’hat say
you. Watson? , Did George Eerkelev i
ir.uiti-millionaire damned before suddenly lied' decide} black-1
y, be pay
mu! and—to insure'the girl: 51*
ier.ee in "another w av?"
Capri 0 sole answer was a throaty j
chuckle
Probaoiy you're right. Wat-on.
f Dundee agreed iugutjrtously
I shou id say he is' “ a vigorous
ly .ndignant young voice cried frirn
the bathroom door.
"Gigi! You outragc-O'i little
snooper!" Dundee went to the etri.
seized her bv the arms and shook
her. You re a blight—and I ought
to spank you."
"So many people feel that way
about m^." Gigi mourned. But I
wasn't eavesdropping intentionally.
Dick sent me up to get him a pack- i!
uge of his special cigarets and
heard vou talking through the open I
door into the bathroom Thought i
you'd gone crazy and were talking
to yourself But why do you want
to talk to a silly old parrot when
you could use me for a Wauon?
I at least could say. Marvelous, my
dear Holmes'—”
"Oh, would you?" Dundee mock
ed. "You would laugh at every
theory I trotted out.”
• Yes. If they were ail as silly as
the ones I've heard so far." shci
agreed cheerfully "Yell you what)
—111 be the detective and spin a
theory myaelf—Bit down!” she com
manded suddenly, tn an excellent
tmllation of Captain Strawn's most
official and officious voice. “I'm go
ing to put you through the third
degree
Rather to hU own surprise. Dun«
dec obeyed
"When did you last see Dons
Matthews?” she began belligerently.
“Last night, at about half-past
10?” Dundee answered promptly,
grinning "Your brother Dick was
forcing her to dance with him in
the back hail, as well a* forcing her
to promise to meet him later.”
“When did you first see Doris
Matthews?" Olgl went on sternly
At the same time " Dundee an
swered.
"Mr Dundee, do you know an
English gentleman named Sir Ed
ward Morsebv?” Gigi started him
by asking g
Yos. I do I was in his home
severs! times when I worked in
)
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This program marks the begia
ning of the daylight saving tlma
period ia the east and some mid
western cities and therefore is to
put on'the air at 9 o’clock
Ka c tern Daylight SaTing Tim^. or
IS o'clock Earners Standard Time,
Scotland Yard, of which ne is &
department head
“And Kathryn Matthews, sister
yf Doris Matthews, works tor Lady
Mcrsebj. does ah* not?' Gigi de
napded. with lifted eyebrows.
"Ves What of it? .Dundee asked
mvsnfied. -
“Just . this. Mr Bonias Dundee!
Chgi rewrtsd. with exaggerated sig
nlficante "Dons herself told me
she sometime i called on her
y:iler at Slr Mwaras house in Lon
don Wai "**u> > ou met. fell
ia love with and led Dons
Dor 1 ** ?r- ;di « ^ n Dur -
‘
dee , need stem;. .
comma
Everyone scenes td tb
perfta retort to anything I
Gigi catr-piained in her natural
jmee Then, becoming Captair
Strawn again, she said
heavily: “Mr. James Dundee let
tell you :he story of this murder
is I oee it:
“You did know Doris
n England You did fall ix
with her When Dick invited you
* this house yesterday vou had no
.aea of course that you would see
y 3ur C !d .lame here To your
tfhsc surprise and consternation.
you come upon her tn the back hall.
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Veiled PANSY MFFUIIMW ( I
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“None inch aa you can deceive me with your city tricks.” 1
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• I growing impatient." 1
1 am said Silas Weasel tussle. “Take what
I offer you.
*4 My daddy sent me for old golds and I will take other. ft 1
no
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Hid Silas saw his error for he knew that Pansy's father was running I
for mayor and needed OLD GOLDS to give him the voice to win. ¥
!
Not a defeat in an electionload. I
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OLD GOLD 7r 9
fattest growing cigarette I
in history
♦ • » • * ••••• NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD
• r. \mO*f o*.
ftsoTiiw roar.s amu 1 Jealous. or
fn<iUuj?o at what she might tell
»■ ** 1 c * n ‘ t ™ iCr '~
I should thmk you couidnt!
Dundee laughed white the
Th*tu right—laugh retorted!
i ». f>-.m g*« good r Oigi
sternly "You are m * Headquarter*. Y™ |
telephone to Police
canaiiy planting suspicion against,
Seymour Crosby for a crime which |
not been committed not yet. to Wheuj sleep
you go upstair -, it 1 *
tim sleep of the ;u*t. *>ii; to plan
a dastardly crime‘ Your room is
the third floor. Yon waylay
hear from her that she is to
Arnold in the summerhouse. She
lays the will tell her finance
truth about you and that he
kill yen' But you know Arnold can
not meet her that he is taking the
Bmith.! home And it is you
Steep that tryst!" Dundee
-That's good, all right.”
laughed admiringly.....
Good! Its perfect Gigi cor
retted him You have admitted
that you stole downstairs, that you
heard Clonnda urboi the
door And circumstance was
mg into your hand.' Here was
other suspect made to order!
your way out. you pick up
da- scarf whicii she has dropped
while unbolting the doer A mean
af strangling the girl. :f *he flask
of pcrfwme which vou have stolen
from Abba, s room doesn't prove an
elective weapon. That weapon
you ^ave chcwer (cunning
d '-' =-1 i:t 'nut .,r..
5S^-'e s P iilefi .^L^pS^Z ^thi
d-awr.t ro< m You
s.«ifs* s
j r it baa been or Aobi> Then in *ho^ .here us th^
scarf to unpneate .poor Clonnda
! We<l? she snipped, as Sirawn *
might have done
' ;T can °nly say.'Captain jtrawn
Dundee* protested witlt fticeK
runty that it- is ail Lei lit ' 1 did
not fail Doris Matthews!"
“Si you say!" she serf fed Thin •
dropping suddenly int-o her own
voice and manner and seizing lu>
hands she cried I know you didn't
fall her. Bonnie Dundee! .1
that's an idiotic theory! But.
den t yo5 see? It’s so east to builu
up thzories against almost anyone
who was m tms house last mght!
. I grant . you that. .. . G.gi . Dundee
answered sober!;.
Then you won t lie an idiot? Gish
begged “You won't go off
cccged ar.d suspect Dad and
and Clonnda ar.d Mrs. Lambert
Wickett ar.d—me 0
T promiseDundee answered
4:th reaI ^mmty Will you get
out new and let me work?
/ To Be Continued
—-—
I BREAKS BACK FOR
LANCASTER. Pa.. April 28.—Be
cause. three persona ir. her home
r efusecl to permit her. to keep a
date. Grace Shaw. 20. recently
»a.i seriously injured She
to keep It anyway, and got
fixed in her room After she had
• carefully dressed, .she wen: to
window of her third-story room and
^™' „. sufxered ... a fractured
- sp-ne ar.d internal injuries
MONDAY. APR IL 2«
HUGE BEACON LIGHT l
wjNSEPZO. April 28-To J aW jt
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