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Roy C. Pago, U. S. air mail pilot
of Omaha, Nebr., locked up his
razor vad vows he will not shave
again until his pretty young wife
lets her bobbed hair grow to it*
former long, bJnek, curly length.
Get Bulk of
Hardijng Estate
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GE*3'^^m*
Jeanne and George Neely De
Wolfe, of Marion, Ohio, Children of
Mr. Warren G. Harding’s aon by
her flrat marrmge, will receive
most of the f500,000 from the late
President's estate, as willed by
Mrs. Harding before her death last
month.
Indian Leads Senate
Sen. Charles Curtis of Kansas is
the new Republican leader in the
Senate, elected after senior Sena
tor Warren of Wyoming Aclined.
Senator Curtis is more than half
American Indian.
This Week!
ft By Arthur Orub&m
RAILROADS AND SOMEDAY,
SEMI-FLYING MACHINE.
HEARING THE ATOM.
HER AFRICAN BLOOD.
President Coolidge will ask
lower railroad freight rate* and
suggest that the roads can make
up the difference by practicing
economy.
That is wot the railroad idea,
however. President Cooiidgc will
find that railroad management and
railroad wishes are a department
of our Government, although not
listed as such in the Constitution.
The voters, when lees prosper
ous times make thinking neces
sary, will decide to have a govern
ment running the railroads, in
stead of railroads runsing the gov
ernment.
This is not said unkindly, or by
an agent of bolshevism. The. writer
has a few thousand shares of rail
road stocks, a few hundred thou
sands in railroad bonds. But it io
desirable for railroad men to real
ize that it is not going to be mid-
Sumraer for ever.
cold weather coming.
Admirers of the late Theodore
Roosevelt will be interested in the
statement, made by the authority
of the family, that a newcomer
from the mysterious realms of the
infinite is expected in the Long
worth family.
Mrs. Longwortli was Miss Alice
Roosevelt.
Those who have read Gallon’s
Heredity know that the greatness
of the father • is handed down
through the daughter, not through
the son. The new little Roosevelt-
Longworlh may prove to be the
reincarnation of Theodore. It will
be interesting to see how his little
teeth develop.
Monsieur Laur, eighty-four
old, has invented the aero
ear arid the French government
will build a sample “aero line.”
The car. 7 feet high, 7 feet wide
and 40 feet long, is suspended be
low a cable forty-two feet in the
air, slung from poles far apart.
Each car carries 100 passenger?
and the speed is fifty miles an
hour.
Most interesting of ali, the car,
•hanging below the steel cable, is
driven along as a flying machine
is driven. A powerful propeller,
nine feet in diameter, worked by
elecric current taken from the
cable overhead, pushes the car.
With power enough, ami a nig
propeller, the car ir.tght. as easily
go 100 miles art hour as 50 miles.
Then ‘.New York to Chicago above
the railroad, in 0 hours, for $9.”
I)r. Mary Walker cared little
about fashion, bi:t the latest news
from Paris would interest her.
The new “dress'’ is In be more
like trousers than dress, a sort of
slit skirt. Politics, athletics and
common sense will finally do away
with the cumbersome skirt That
impediment was all right in the
harem, where it was bora. It's all
wrong on the public street, collect
ing germ**, preventing free move
ment. f
A lawsuit raising interesting
questions in coming. A young man
named Rhinelander, whose people
for several generations have not
worked for a living ami are, there
fore, called “aristocrats,” married
a young woman -with negro blood.
Her people have always worked
hard; therefore she is no aristo
crat. The young man, annoyed by
publicity and by the Ku Klux
throwing stones through his win
dow, now sues for annulment
of his marriage, saying he was de
co’.ved as to bis bride’s race. She
told him nothing about, the negro
blood. w
If the young woman in the case
fights, the question of her con
stitutional rights might be taken
to the United States Supreme
Court. New York State legalizes
n- . r ages between Africans and
whites. The young woman in this
ease is nearly white. A man in
New York could not get a divorce
on the ground that his wife had
iv< 1 him about a British or
Celtic strain of blood. What will
toe Supreme Court say shout a
few drops of colored blood?
Atoms of iron, so small that you
Wouldn't in.l l oc ton, thousand of
them in the corner of your eve,
make a roaring noi e as tl ey rush
to a magnet held near them.
Scientists of ;ho General Elec
tric Company have perfected a do
v i e that makes the roaring sound
audible. If that’s possible, may
we not some day hear voices of
our distant relations on neighbor
ing planets? It isn’t impossible.
N *th'rg is impossible that men
can imagine.
THE DANtELSVfLLE MONITOR, DANIELSVILLE. GEORGIA,
Christmas
Clearance Sale
A Big Chrismas Savings
In the heart of the season we find ourselves over
stocked. We are deteemined not to carry this large
stock ovei into another season, therefore we are go
ing to give our friends and customers a big Xmas
present.
- HERE IT IS -
OFF I=4 OFF
$35,00 Suits and Overcoats
37.50 Suits and Overcoats 75
40.00 Suits and Overcoats 31
45.00 Suits and Overcoats 33. 75
50.00 Suits and Overcoats QC 75
55.00 Suits and Overcoats 00 75
60.00 Suits and Overcoats 40
65.00 Suits and Overcoats 40 ?5
One-Fouith Off On Hats, Sweaters, Shirts
AM) DON'T FORGET FURNISHINGS
The gift that is most appropriate for every man, young or old, and you always know when
you give furnishings that there is no danger of him “already having what you intend to
give” for he always “wants more.”
Look Over The List of Suggestions
Bath Robe Beit Belt Buckle Cane Cap Suspender Collar Bag
Collar Set Cuff Set Collars Cuff Links Sweater Garters Handkerchiei
House Coat Umbrella Tie Pajamas Socks Smoking Jacket Hat Etc.
No Goods Will Ee Charged At a Discount Price
This Sale Will Be Strictly Cash
No Mark-ups to Deceive You. Nothing Reserved
OKAS. STERN CO.
The Borne of Good Clothes
Athens. Georgia.