PAGE TWO
Pef jy'? Matrimonial Ship Once
Again Being Brnien to P ircn
New York?Peggy Hopkins Joyce j
or the Countess Maragrct Upton
Hopkins Joyce Mcmer, as her husb-'
and called nor in his suit for annulment
of the marriage, sitting on a
purple-canopied bed in her Louis XV
apartment, explained recently that
the trouble with the young count'
was that, though he was a "nice boy" j
and a "perfect gentleman" he allow-<
ed his wife to be the man of his tam-!
fly.
;*I love d him once", she said, "or'
I would never married him because
I could cet more than a count if S
wanted to. But it's all over now. He
won't work.
"Lor" fied when I had to pay the
bills?riot because of the money hut
because I lost my respect for him.
Now I'm going back on the stage for
I've been the man of the family niy?elf
The countess called in her maid
to corroborate' her assertions of having
financed the count since her mairiage
* Haven't you known me te cash
checks tor $100. $500 and $1,00"
and turn the n><? ; over to him?"
she asked and th< ?raid assented
The v y quabib a: ion of characterization
>f the z:it as a **perfect
gentleman* vva- her story of a
"poke on 'he jaw" which she said
the count had z \ r ev one a ft
noon it: a vaxieab. It was that nigh*
that she r*-?i'a \ i ;?v. ,.v front r.h..-i;-,
opart inert. she 1. ::? only time!
since h ' _ . 1 h r .n
that she had hot v a I ho trie hij
the eve! ipg.
" - t i 4':.. u.
|5Qv CoriTi'f - >u?.- wuuhi 1 igin
the o muinit : .1 as hard aahc
-aui'-r."
2pv greeting ' ? * >;?anei rep??r -;
(';> was: "i am v?*r ; .happy. lak*
chairs."
v'riAs he! 'it TV'.- l-'fr h'.? -mi' .
C'i; I .! ;
' "0 jr-v, v'hir a.
MaamyiiM- . t |t hi
did some . .nr- i* i
on his e.e <i| h - ::: v- j
vaH *n? #|gfi i BLtf1
hfifl a r;\ ' : .a .. in ' n i :
h sr. portly ;; : > i r= -;i. >
The eou'.il >;- d V;. : i t? J IV^yl
befvM ? !? <: "-i? ; e '(..!* -he was ':^j
vs t.aiih;. ai.d i.? a h:;ft t|v I
it jtflfa?: all : ; he hatl i r 'nenji
money for frtfrti bo* Nt^a-.-r:h
the coui't. <leiue?: thai he had $j
asked his w I fd for iticn . > " i
her money and v as a good tsa.-i.arai.
he said.
THE DRIVER WH<' I i EES
This paper carried yesterday morn
ing sa .u'oui,'. a vu
iiuj an .tatom .teii' ,if m d.-.t
character. I; was a crru-b ^rc.ssiu#
acideai m which Mr. Thmnp. nad
a lee M'' - -red nijrfvr ft- v. r.-vb ? a
w.r\ and but tor tin- fcfcnb ? -su:.^
the achlciit would not JiAVe o, urrc-d;
never!holes- it was due t v. <,rdt n
ibsjfflrthoh -s it was due ;? . of
the iislt.-- . _.:w- Cv:. : v a
socia'eb v. >th 'Jhh acid..: , eu.it as
taking a chimco, ignorance <>t :oohmn
sir >i - I"''.silijfc, *Ta: t-t' j hi
nsoti't '->11 ili>- trucks, fa -oust
tin nn'i' ach of a train.
Tilt- a siting iilotol isl had :: p oyched
tin- ;c<-s-'-\r.v. -lapped K? bt gine
ami cut off th". lights. The road
siop>> sh ii>>., -ward tin- r: t .
A ear eun'.iiir ip 6vh.nl t::>
waiting cor, giving it -<icfc an iin"'PROG?
for the next Fifth Snnda
Timbered Ridge Baptist (
day August 30tn and 3 1;
' Si:-day
2 p. nt. DciMt'onal
2 p. m. " > . ! > i; , r,t i:
thing; !'.v.r.'!' Work, i \\ t;
?:00 p. m. to i ". Rev . ? 1 1 i
Eggers and Rev. Uriah r.-,,:h:rijr
3:15 to 4:15 What piam oouid thi
ar.d church work. .
Sauti.i.
7:30 to S:lo Itiblc Stud*.. '\n'>
Alexandria
8:15 Sermon ...
Sunday
10:00 a. ut. Sunday School n charge
11:00 to 11:13 Song service by ioca
to j 2:00 Programme tor South
Oil
Sunday
1:00 to 1 :30 Importance of church 01
1:30 to 2:15 Civic value of the Sund,
2:15 to 2:45 Present church work. .
2:45 to 3:15 Church discipline
3:15 to 4:00 Bible Study. The sprea<
10 minutes; Philip, Dean Swift,
minutes; Paul, Ola Dotson, 10 mi
JJ. T.
ROY 1
S. C. 1
petus toward the track and a passing; di
freight. tkxui the startled driver coufd !
see no chance but in trying to jump p;
Re failed to make safety in that way s*
Xn this most unusual accident and 1 tr
in another which had ocuxred the'si
previous day?a little child terribly '
hart, there was involved the motorist p
who runs away. He presents a prob- d
Jem because he is pretty certain to be n
;< dantnTrtiis man on the roads after -<
that, if he was not especially danger- o
vi; before. The roan who speeds up tl
his car and flees after the machine he h
controls has done bodily injury or si
property damage or both, i of course h
a coward, but not necessarily more of j
a coward than most folks. His action t<
- not necessarily criminal except in j w
so much as cowardice may be associ-j ' 1
ai?d with criminality. Ho may be ajv
man capable of high phy-:cal or mor- ( d
al courage or both, bu* panic gets!
him and he yields qu k'.y to the! e
counsel of his fears. I _-h; is con- j
tession, sometimes cerrf ssion of1
more than the fugitive I- really gui!-!
ty of. O
The mere act of r !.:ng away w
seldom makes tilings a: ; worse for the
victim. Sometime the driver
whose :ar causes th in :ry could i v
m : fo'-n: a real service -ying but j *S
that infrequent. If h much at J P
fi-u'r . public opinion . inns him I 1
the more l'or yielding owaidly 1
jmuuli-e :tl
: - . : - ' . : ; . ? M ? r
inr tmtzg is pevnaps? ctueiiy se-j-;
, l\'? ; , i: i ver xv h ~
. .he escapes ;?; ! i. When Jl
; I v. - i ? will 1 - 5
away more >s; bisjp
r?er\. ara lik.viy t., play him aiifl
< rts of 1 rick inakir h a n- '
iJ:? i >. | |
I' is by ?n.?a?t- vir that any- j'S
v- ?ti. l av?-.-inn>> i ?i by a jf
m .in the highM-ny v pladngrijj
-\h v I"... IS .t it ?r
> ' A'aith 'emsbot'j!i;
TKt: sMOTHtJO ivi
tf -A-hh . oH.-' ij
t'li:' be y.iu.
wi.-h-K-j
sny othi-> j 'It
;< ' '.i-iuil iti-I '
r-t- Uu'-e.-- ! '. '-a: "BH i.544 Q'th'Tl i
I . ' I ': M . ..IH ..III
! n.- fastI net ??r )H? .. cxpivss?r-|5
! -.m: ir- Bb cf ikv bee; . i ? ur hi; ?
fian iy. Hnowm fctva i[ion
t a ul lit wi- las laid ;!.?
o i i ! - \> - tnient.
\ rctent writer tens i i man \vh" =
. ;.n-. ri?-?i f?>r desertion after 12 ;
l fadhl'si married lif .
'*?{* -aid thai he had heen eoiniuvr [
ie. . l a* he had -n hi- 5
1 yyil'o and children thruugli the win- <
ao\< . ihai be hie! - a them lhf.1 =
ver\ iiiv.ht a 1 tha* he i'?ia#n't *
i iff!
'A i ;ie v'ovrted him back J
. : : bat I3f ? .an yad a ; I
rim . a <( mask jmj . fj
,r. iv and sustain d, ami his a : jj
pulse V. a.- .-ell \ al ion. II' s
J v.- a -.'iK ajpa ena. ntai: ; J
miv "i his own mity. He :. i. c
I'V.iur Honor if -h- -mly had lb: a: ]
i I never would hcvf> hi: her.'* n
- . .. i: .. some ;r jj
av.> make viuleiiee and bruta.:; a: .
j e\'CUs<- for lllViiCC, but. r.ov
j i ratio a. h ?s well Known ho>\ e\. S
trial lh?- carter's or : luek.-mkh'- '(
very easily puts up v.lth an bee;. a- jj
.e "canny i n i> > diffiepit f.o. < he- < {
LAM ME
I ?
y meeting to be held with
Jhurch Saturdav and Sun-jl
st. 1924.
A t' orliOn <i |[
w. i
-t church?Factor-' v...rk, W. S. . - ;
VN I
?\v Prepare for Them.. Re v. t; < ?
sur.v service haw it. Sunday School I
J. R. l>a<u !
t / Night
ox education. Tars-vis, Athene anu
Rev. A. J. Greene j
Rev. L. 0. Wi on
morning
of local officers,
il choir
icrn Baptist? f >r 1025. .F. Jt. Hoggins
oner
afternoon
Kiiniz-.tion I'rof. \V. V. Perry
ay School Prof. X. G. Greer
G. W. Robhins
Rev. E. J. Farthing
i of the gospel?Stephen, rtoby Vines.
10 minutes; Peter, Carter Farthing, 10 j
notes.
BYEP.S
X1TSON
EGGERS, Committee.
4
"HE WATAUCA DEMOCRAT?E
tzchess to live with an egotist
Jf a husband or a wife makes the]
firmer but a reflex of himself or her!
?if and of bis or her ideas it may !
lake for conformity but hardly for
itisfaction.
U is a difficult thing to seev that
erfec; unity is impossible without j
erfect independence There can \
o s'ncerp unity wunoui aeiioeraie
?if-giving. And if there is at. effort
n the part of one to make to makp
ne othei conform in every way to
is wishes and his ideals, th%re is
nothv ration. The cventuation is r.ot
uimony, hut disharmony.
By and by there is a constant ?*fart
to evade what cannot be argued
ii'n Whoever will not tolerate ar.vling
but hi- own ideals and ct>i:icboTO
is putting a premium upor
ecepuon.
Submission or seif giving must be
ntirely voluntary to be worth whileOBITUARY
Mrs. Vonnie Cannon Greer, wife
f Mr. tloza Greet of Vila:-, X. C.
as born Nov. 4, 1 i>02, died ?Jui\
. 11*24.
Mrs. Greer war the daughter of
Ir. and Mrs. E. \V. Cannon of Vilas
(!. Three years ago she v.as hapllv
married o Mr. Hoza Grei
b was :>orn to this union o: *
hi Id, po\ fourteen months old. Ai
lie .tsri* of niio-tcen sh? professed
aijb i* Christ -* ? united with Mt.
p
J 1)1S is your oportun
jestic Range in you)
B\ ii! means don
J?.S 1 K it the laMany,
ma \ improvt
ch famous range am
please you inimensei
our store at least on<
Special \
M .
F
| A UCU
[SErn
Ask youi friends ant
^ MAJES TIC that we
i-. presentative. who wi
A side?show you the
- better than other rat
LgS
'tSS,
ItR
rca
A Let the factory repr
give you the opinion
f|5 perienced expert. He
.^r
^ you the many featu
new MAJESTIC t
gained for i t the pror
P""3
pi of being the most d
Sri
and beautiful range 1
|5 Reputation in a rang
sr3 . . . _ ..
thing to be careruih
|p ed before buying f
tion is made up of te
fully passed.
I Qual
I
Eg
VERY THURSDAY?BOONE, N CI
vbanon Bapt7stchunTh"1imJ"Tem&;i)- i
?1 a consistent member of this a
church until her death. While visitj
ing her sister at Mrs. Mays. Shulls
Mills, she entered the hospital there
i for treatment and never recovered
from a flight operation. Her death J
J *.vas unexepected but she vrss ready j
110 jro. ftne torn ner nusomna mai sne
felt she would not recover, but she
did not fear anything: "For God is c
with me and He is willing: to save
aii who believe and trust in Him
as Ke saved me." She often visit?*d
her invalid mother and when the
mother said "The way is dark before
me at times." The daughter
prayed for her and said "Mother
there is nothing between me and
my God."
Mrs. Greer was a true friend to
all. She loved her church, family
! nd her friends. Everyone who knew
her loved her tor her excellent traits
; of character. Resides her husband
tnd children she leaves a father and
mother, tfarde brothers and three
.-isters to mourn their loss.
'Blessed are the dead who die in
the Lord."
MRS. G. W. EARP.
r-SRVE YOUR MONEY?,
I One Ki* of Tutt'slMls uvcimany
I dollars ir\ doctor's hills. A vrrnedy
I for diseases of the liver, nek head1
ache. dv?pcr-si%. constipation. hi\ioonit?:
a million people endotje
(Tutt's Pills)
' ?3MnB!l?aWWMiBgW?
i \ to place a New Model C
kitchen at a real bargain,
tail to see the \W' MOD
t word in modern range coi
iTients have been added to
its gracerul stream line b<
. Make it your business t
day during our
"xhsbit and Sale <
f E?la]esti
Ganges
ST 18th to 29th
! neighbors to come with y
want everyone to see it. C
ill be with us. show you ju
true reasons why this won
lges.
esentative Choose the sty
l of an ex- JE;STJC that n
victual need an
will show . ij
practical dure
res of the ancj matchless
hoi.-*. tl/=>? thaf hn\rf?
id position gashed the M/.
, . are the same 11
ependable additlon to its
n America ing qualities tl
;e is some- TIC, by its h;
j and graceful
r consider- ? .
ance, gives a 1
or reputa- t:0 any kitcher
fits Slir.rPSS ranrrt?
? ? ? ? ? l_A 1\_. UUOl A Ullgw
is the best to 1
Is Hdw. St
500NE, NORTH CAR.
JOGS ARE TRAINED
TO GUIDE THE BUND "
! rr
j to
Expert* Find Female More j >.
Reliable Than the Male. | d'
i sr
i'ot st!tf ;u. Gvrnmuy.?In this historic : T'
I*. >1... < '.....t I th
ti.1. " uti c i i cue* n k mr ?'.riu,
pv*r of animals, erwted burial mounds
or fits favorite greyhounds directly
xzlside Sans Souci castle, there has tr
teen established a national training 'e
ichoo! for a type of dog conspicuous
or the Ite?J Cross insignia carried on tr
ds harness?the guide dog for blind
(Oldiera.
intiiiile patience must be exercised
>j the two trainers in charge to pre>are
the dogs for their task. TftOse
(elected are almost Invariably female r*
ihepherds. It has been founu that fe- u
uhI?* dogs are the only dependable J
mes. Mules are apt to forget their *'*
lute- when they see a good chance 1,1
'or a tight. With the female the :na- *
renin I instinct, the feeling of caring lr
iffec: iciiately for the blind master, is 11
uppermost.
Whip Is Never Applied.
Kc.ecker and Wecher-ing, the tltvo
tra'.ners of the 1'otsdain kennel, put the f?
dogs through a rigid course of training
i" which, however, the whip is *
never applied. The dog must learn to
waik - w!y. to obey the master's every A
word. t'? fetch things for bin; when de- j
sir? not only t?> avoid the lilies and i s
pn-vr-Ti-ns and clitchfs dangerous to ' ?
r?T. r--:eaiia
fe - Ti2nlarS3ifenE?iHiB^
\reat Ma- r, ?
EL MA- !J[ I
istruc1 ion
this ;!:ea- 1
o drop in Ji' 1
0t jjfjj^
IP
-eff
ou?we are so delighted
ome whether you buy or n
st how the MAjF-.S I IC is ri
derful range performs, lor.
REE During t
ok at these two fine sets o
>r set may be yours absoiu
deciding to buy your grea
ek instead of later.
blished Solid Copper S{
Set ,,
~.i. illustrated to the left is of "
' HEAVY COPPER highly poti
and of exqisisito design. Every . <|f ,
lan falls in love with it on sight. sr*t, [
*t fail to drop in to see it. war.
ie of new MAneets
your indi
d preternce, the
ible, economic
cooking quali |j|>
always distinVjESTIC
ranges
-I every type. In ^jjfin
superior work
le new MAJESandsorne
design <5
artistic appear- gm
:ouch of beauty JMI
1. It is not only
to work with, it ^HppP
ore
AUGUSI 21, 1924.j*
eif but ?Iso to pu!i th?f master o%erj
r enough f'*r hlnj to moid danger. j *
Supposing. for Instance. there I* a j
t>1ec ting rn?l! box. U Is no hlndracc? |
;he dog. but ti?e animal muct be
ugh? that lt< master should I* BO
it as to ovoid running Into it. Thes*
??? must )]??? ieana to gauge* thai
oed of tiaffic so as to Indicate to j
etr master whether It Is safe to crosi:
e street.
When the time has come for the!
?g to pass Its flnal examination fhe
ulcer harnesses tl?e dog and bids It
ad its teacher, whose eyes are tied
r the purpose, through Potsdam. The
ainer can flien !ell whether the dog
" - ?*"> *r..l.nlnnu nf 'njil'nt.
Psychology Is Great factor.
Next tli*- prospective mastrr is sect j
r. All Mind persons who desire a j
tide dog must lake tip resldenve in
ie training school for p. period of ?ix
eeks. so that master and dog may get
sed to each other. Net always Is the
r>p first wl' .-t^d for a particular Mind
ian the proper one for that person,
sychologicul factors play a great role
t this matter During the six weeks'
ial period the shepherd dog remains
t the prospective master's side day
nd night.
Few persons perhaps realize that live . fi
isk for a dog of acting a - guide to a *
lind man is ?, nerve-racking The!
otsdum trainers figure that no guide j
og lasts longer than four or Ave years.'
fter that it Is :? nervous wreck. Th? re;
ave h'-cn numerous cases on rec" i of I
uch does u< '.ng c razy from actual
ervousn* ss
yiTvl
ill I i I
-- n
3
SS
rtL aril
i
hkil
zmmmrr"
: cSglr v
( iM, / MAJESTiC
h
I!
with the New Model sS
ot. Let the factory re- tp ^
i ade inside and out- Ljj
>ks and lasts so much rjt
srfl
[Uc5
his Exhibit I
f cooking utensils! Li..."
. as?
rely wrtliout cost just jgfis
t Majestic Range this
I
fecial Majestic Ware jjp
voy i 'tfuMy serviceable ware, 13- jUE
aU'il below is well know** by gg
ar. ls .iuj inci;>ands of Majos?n*c
: t r- it the highly pitz- ?2gj
?xira heavy, otd time Majestic
he <iinu' a$ furnished before the (?5
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