^' m. ^ * ? '* ^c\ f ^ " f -
V '. S* ? ? t ' .:o, " "- ?-??- ?""?' ? ^ ;&#> * ? -r > ? \ 1
- >. ??? ? ?? ? - ??"? ? ? *? ? x /
ooirorr
ICful Figures Will Be
(present In New Congress
.VovWIlbtT, U'.?Sow
[j, Hid ?re in
L j, drfwU-ly iwUiin that tizo
' J,;, icivt- emi,a Lrger mijori
Uft Hoi??: fi I''greai thau
r K'w'iiii^wu u iw longer oau
P^fwitL i*^ihk opp#sitioD
f propi'am l'u> l'r<*ident mav
Ulwtfifr l<?' wants bo can
el nutil he dwurai hiaml?
0Kt is nilljcr futi'e as to wfet
jKf- m ot r'J? *YOnd Jtooaeve't
pistrjtioa wii/ be.
IfvligM, as ? OiMCtXQOj
|)r.'ymliiu? lUKcii .V) witu
One oi ilui nd&t colonul per
?i ??o it;u bet1:: icon on Capi ?
10 in; rlif past t'oucrjtiou. g
to :iic Jeiig-iit of the
?1-jJtLV." .([iUOl'i '.Lllti Li6 JW58)
J;,j u lit bcu:tH\ ill) is titaiitor
lliwtou Uwij Ot' Iiiuoii,
?.rctemJ :0 us ".fun Him."
if./* itx> h:? Many olaiais to dia
'X lie ;-"j 'er example, the only
?p c?er iii the Unitej
I
l'.i?
L,G*** ??>'n lw0. differ0tU
^ u young ma#i# with a fiery
Krl fce wont froui hii native
wtwtlu' tht-u pio:.ecr state ui
yghm in 1SIH)'S? leaP?d ini,>
sod wui twice elected ?ou
?rt-hiige from that state. He
t tfcfc Spanish Wav, both ?H
di the Philippines. Thau ho
where he cumbiii?'l
. ?;h tl: ? pmetU'c of law, and
2 fct. r.ad !iwdo,.-himself iuch an
w; ngur.l in the politi?al i
ii Illinois t'wt he waa ?leote'i
^Sta'^s Senator.
r,: M u-.-ts "Jim liatn" wa.
irom Washington,, but in
it wis *^aui elected Seiatfoi
Iliinou and '.his nuuth he wis
,?l Stsu.itor Lewis id not only
J} omior <?! jl beard in th
iit ii easily the best drcdaed
?f either iioit-e of <Jougr?*i?.
>Senator L.wis, who Io?ea no
[j to iuiprcte his peitWBuu
9K tLu diccturute Itcpisesenti
iiti'.iiu is reputed to bav?
wiuiJe & CaUipaigu for election,
iteifijure in ike ^ text Coufre>0
bt L lowLed forward, to
u +?i>L-e..l.'c iut?r<wt and curi
t <? i: Htuiry Oabot Lodgo,
t.*i ilLf?aci.uiett-:. Mr. Lodge ha
?lfei--? ctuinii to distinction. He
V Hudson a:id i.?mebake of
|3.?'? 1!>^.."it 'i closoHt friend
k v> h<> wa.? Senator froni
LaV'I.ui('.Uc Lr 30 jvirs. He 4*
?' -rt'.4ei Gov. Curlcy of M^soohu
i;t"'' lb' 'Vifttori.d election.
Loilc- is ju-t barely old
^'L t,j I- oli^ble for the Senate..
1 '!?? 'i; to o.'.l a:.d r 30 may sit, by
1 !"f". -f the Constitution. Y<m?K
i-'-i-O'lft vus 34 iu July list. Hi
farther distinction of being
'^c'tkc f> w mtmbtrs of Con^re1*;
'U; priwqtal career haa beea th"?:
working paper rasil.
kn^? [?]ge sji.ir*e j in the Boa to::
"^npt i,, 1923 and in 1924 joineii
of th,. Xc w York Hertild
'?mc with which he has been oon
N dlino'i down to the present.
,;rH' from Capitol Hill to th? |
?'iid ot I\;nii.,.-ylvauia Avenue,!
-att cj'.i'uiiv,; (ljepftxtm iiita of)
*A>verii!nent << tiicr, gv>3sip ubou.
.^litifs fuoasi's brgely on po-?
| , ^-bint-.t chaiges. It seems to b.
k'*srd that the niovemont to .a
ii.1' lu>w Cuhinet Department?
.' Public Widfaro will tak
^ *(w la,p.
<1,,'Par'- Tnont would bt
*'"'M'utif? which now devolv
i;?r!V u^>u ",f Apartments of
N Woiinr, AKTi^ultureaihd Treat
siifh activities a
ch"Wren'R bureau, the
"?iv , 1011 t'1P mother^? pen
'l- w",' m^"-v ^ P^'W?
Tv lal ^mity Act.
-if tr, ^1>arlrn('nt may aho take
?Wi? Lrf.th,: He*uh
1 -trv T, J*' .a buTft;m
'??W;A " ^htde the bureau
'?'rTWnli h " now in th? In*
' J m! f nt'r ^ would prob
r>r' l;i> of
Til. t s'nel,y "priculturaJ. j
lbout Donald
At,^'?v t!"li!1,0 flppointed
' ttv n1 ^ a m?mbor
>p ?u! i?l,rt Btoneli
^ ^ Zw,as morf
TU*7 ^ two CO %
? ^*7 ooeur.
TODAY and
TOMORROW
(By Frank Parker Stockbridgc)
CYCLING Mil papula*
One of the most iitfterwting devel
opments of the past few ycarp hu
Leea the revival of popular interest
14 bicycling. More bicyehv we i* use
now thou ever before, people ip the
taade report.
In America, bicycling u still much
more more a sport than a means of
transportation. In Europe the oatii
i nary working man out by no possibil
ity afford to own a oar. Ho u-ee a
i#cycle to go hack and forth t<> his
iay's work. I bavo ?<vn in European
ities bicycjcs carrying loads of tools
.itJd building materials which wo
A\>uJd consider a fair oad for ? Ford.
It takes au expert to carry a 36-foot
Doddor on a bicycle tl rough the t *xffic
>i a I'ari? bouicvard, but that ij not
ut unoouimou sight.
j JuKt now cyciiaa; is a popular fad
,n Americ: but I doubt if it will ever
jome buck in this country lo the
?roportioas of forty y*o? ago, *aen
ivorybody rode bicycles.
SNAPSHOTS . , . educational
1 saw a statistic the other i'.ay Uj
.Ue etfeot that throe iumiLLoa out oi
every live xu America owa cJuncru.s.
*uere ure more lif.ui iti milion tuua
.o^gr phoi-yitiphere :n this coim* *y an i
ujts'i J ear they took more than 3W.
\>00,0W si^upehotSA '
We are eeruunly iiviug ia a pi.
i ortu j era. 1 wa? interested to loo':
?iveti* 4 Urge ;?umbir of amateur
photograph* which hud beon submit
ted for prices in '?* nation-wile low*
jUipor photography aoutcot( and I wa>
umazed delignteu at the artistic
oflooti achieved by many amateur.,
.uid the ap|?am.t wwe-spmid appro;
cialion oi bwauty iind eymboli^m
tuuaig the eos.tetftunU.
In my younger d*?y?, when I ?rt
oi* A the ft^jllnuitni phobogirajAeri,|
,/e were '.veil satisfied if we j?ot a'Ij i
iiud of jl picture at all. ?
j l think the juiiuenoe of wtistio
.jhoto^uphy rpo<n 'u generation no*.'
'rowing up is ^oin?; ?o be trem;ndou).
eHOOEEBS . . . in camera art
Thinking back, 1 oiow't M>w of >uiy
jrt in which the ilu..g<u hiava been
.o great iu uiy tir.c ns in photogru
phy. Rummaging through a bo* of
family iouvomrs tho other d^y X
found sevens dtgierreoLypOs of my
giuudparents a*>d ?'? omuaing' tintype ?
of my Lather, as a college s'-Meut. )
yvu .ring a uiJi hat, a# wa? the custom
i>f coltege seniors <u the 1860'i. |
1 can wed itm.niber when having
jeno'j pioturj taken was * slow au.l
iwt altogether pe'i* ant piocea}. Thj
Viottim's ne?id wui held from >iehin i
inm iron clamp and he wassu: pose'
io look pleasant for fiom oao to three
minutes without changing cip*"*^^*
That account 5 for the woodeu and
fUli-faced effort of moat of tho ear'y
photographs.
Piiotog.'apbeirs h?d to hive a big
0vorhead sky'.ight, couid not makj
ijny piet u res wit ai i on a cloudy d;i>.
whan I was a boy. Tnon, too, it wjt
? he eustow "re ? "eh" cwrj' t.vg>?
4V0 until u * -'git* rt humnn exproi
.on had boei: rub'?:*i oct.
'RIMITTVE . bomo-mAde
I w.:s remu.ilid of my own flrjt
pmera. I wi ^ an inventive ijad in
liitive boy when an enthutiaflti?
nuiti-ur ntm- ii (ioorge Eastman in
The best bet in Washington m to
:cc:?tary of W< r is that Gov. Paul
/. Meruit,of India;uv. past Pommand
. r of tho Amorieun Legion, will be tho
iKcessor of Secretary Woodring?
- Some Washington gOMBjw are pei>
uctly certain thut Mayor Lafluiri*
,f New York nuy bo given ft Cabinet
>o-it. Thero ia talk of him a? P0^"
iible Secret lary of Labor.
The belief also grows here thai
Slcretary of the Intearior Department
A'ill be appointed by the President t*?
? he 15-yoar \*xt of Control!* Caner
.?1, ?ni<y;eeding John McOtri- Ibere ia
''e. joral agreement that Mr. Iok*
vouUl be quite ?3 moticulous
Mir. MeCtarl k serut'-nieing cepsxt
ment.il i xpenditJurW to aee th 4 they
k?v-p ?trietly within the Jaw. ^
Th':i%? U every reason to e*p??t that
,W ,To.;tw, Chuirman of the B?ooti'
blruetion |Htuliw? Oos^r^tion w?M
.eaiiltinue in tbfi post with /
iiarreaaed ponnj md prwtige to tw*
!
i'
Adwnistiutistt^i Ugh
iA
ttkOOL KAfilEtS TO USET
? * ' n 1
The Jaokwn County SehaMas
ter* Club will iwec. Friday, Nov. 2 ),
it 7:00 P. M., .it Mrs. Victor brown's
at Uullowhee. Officials of tin. clu
Mtete that there vii* be difrniaion ol
: roupcotivc scho;.- legisLati"^ ani
that all the mei..b;i8 are cuved to
bo present.
OPEBATE ON PASTOl'S WIFE
Friends of Mn. II. M. Hccutt,
wife of the pastor of the First Beptioi
church of Sylva, will be glad to lovra
that she 13 re>tu.p well following an
appendectomy, yesterday morning.
She is a patient in the C. J. Harris
Community Hospital.
LESSING RECOVERED
Be i Lessing, manager of The Lea d
er, who recently underwent an opera .
tion on his nasal p.ussageo, atid wa>.
a patie, jt in im Ashcville hospid fot
a few day8, lua recovered outhoimily
to return t) hut home here, and to hi*
buaxue;*.
?euted the pb*;lqgK.fhie dry plat* au:.i
Laid the foundation.; lor modem ph<)
: jgraphy-?uiul a great fortune i'.?r
iiimsc.f. 1 'juw o.jc of the aow tfry
.> ate cameras ati 1 wu^ted one. iiy
4:father /vd that u' I would make a
?;amer& that would work hi would!
i"^ke me a preheat of the necojaavy
.I'ilS. |
I managed to make a oameiu when '
1 was aoou: 14 and my father irave nu.
the lens c/rit of a atereopticoij^ <?r
??lagie lontom, which he had usea m
giving illupiiatcd tfctorea oa tve
i'bikdelphia Centennial (
Am<<n^ my uvuvcniifc I found some
?if my <w.y elforu at photography
with tha* primitive ?annex*, whicl*
.htvwI nie for a number of years ttui.il
i beg'.ui to o;unb money enough to buy
a better o. e.
PICTURES . . . theold' suiL"
lJefow tl?e naoviec, the only way in
which nitx-t people learned whai tfce
rest of the world AM>kcd like was by
^t' looptu-on 1 genres, in whieh "hiLi"
piiHfcit* were projected ?*t tho.tattfeo -
Vy wluK. we iwed to cattm magic lan*
ri-j-ii. My lather deed out his minis
terial income by guoog the id op trat
r> J leeluris in sma l New England
luwna, vmd I w?? privileged to accom
pany lum on hia boree-ound-wugon
trlurs
Ecfore :lie <e!cctr:c light, tae mn
brilliant light obtainable wag the
.ixy hydrogen limelight. A stream of
oxygon a:id <*..e of hydrogen were fo
??lifted upon n bh>ck of cade .mm oar*
ly>nate, whieh beea.no brillivtly in
cejideseeut under the flame of the
mingled gores. We earricd the gj#
supply Li two huge rubber hags; my
fi'jther made the oxyfn and hy<h?g*'J
.it home and Wed the bag? bofoi\j
me started out. Ona ct my jote was
to ail oj the oxygen hag to ten* the
ir?3 to flow fitfft enough.
MS. UN) (iMWN
AWAY
Foncral services for Mrs. Lou
Bww.'j rged and beloved vomnn of
this county, weno held yesterday "Lf
| '?nwni the Cullowhee Methodist
church, by the poster, Rev. Cecil Hef
ner, assisted by Rev. Mr. Hovis, ajn l
3ev. E. C. Price.
Mi*>. L?u Coates Brown, widow o t'
the late A Ibert Brown, of Ga::<.y Fork
was 83 year of age, She died Tuesday
morning at tho home of her son, Vie*
tor Brown ?t Culh whec, after a iuu
-psnt is .t good mig-hnor, t?d con
tentious Christian worker in th
Methodist church.
Mrs. Brown is survived Ky foul
.;ctfW, Itavid H, Viator, and Edwin
Brown, of this county, and W. C.
Brt?wn, of Washington State, by o u
daughter, Mrs. Sain Cannon,of Spruce
Pine, ai.4 b> a number of graiid-ehiii
j*n, great irrandehildron iuud other iei
atives. i
THRfc2 HURT IN OAR CPASH
Mis* jlLieyrct Quecu, of Di'sboi*.
and Chines and J. C. Ciun, of Sylva,
were slie htly injured, Sunday morn
ing, wtoa the car in whieh Uirv vreejt
ridtipg .tct the hig'iway, above Diili
boano, a:id plunged down an jrabank
mont.
1 TIi j I lave you ng peupL* wep?
1 .Vught to the Community Ho^piti!,
v.hero tl?r3' were given treatment an*i
di^hnigrv! Charles Ginn, the most
?.?riou?ly injured of th? three, suC?r
ed a br? irm wrist.
QUALLA
(By Mrs. J. K. Terrell)
, Rev. J. L. Rogers preached at th-?
Baptist church Sunday morning on
the ?ubjeet, ''Lot's Wife". In resting
revival services of a week's duration
c^Ned Sundny evening. Signers wc-ic
cforrrted land Christians edified.
r. MeRae Crawford, tho -??ow pa?
the Methodist church preached
Onthe texi "AhJ
I, If I Be Lifted Up, Will ?,VawAU
Mm Unto Me".
On Monday afternoon D?. C. Z
G.uuHer, Rev. McRae Crawford, M?.
C. P. Sheluotn, Mrs. P. H. F^rgiuoi
a id Mrs. J. K. Terrell c:illed on Mi
H. C. Ferguson, who has been qmt
(ick for the pest week, but < -ems l'*
1m ?lowly improving.
v
Mr. Lee Brooks and family of C^B*
!ra ipent a few days at Mrs. L. W.
Cooper's. I
Mr. J. M. Hughes and family -i#
GRorokee wind Mr. Horace Howell aoi
fiamily called at Mr. D. C. Hngftes*,
Saturday.
Mis. Terry JohnJun of Clienokae
Mrs. Otloar Gibson has been weft
for several *** I
(Pic** Turn To Page 2)
UNION MEETING TO BE HELB .
AT BUFF GBEEK CHTOtt?
?t
I
.The Un'On meeting of Tuekaseigfe
baptist Av-ociatum will be held at
' Buff Creek church next Friday, Sat
urny, and Sunday, November 27, 28,
and 29. The tentative program fol
low*. : /
Friday, 27?h
30:00 Devotional, Rev. Robi. Parr i
10:15 Roll Call of Measeuggre.
JO. ;0 Rrit'f Reports from Cnurehca
11:0'J Sermon, Rev. W. X, Cook.
32:00 D iUKir.
1:10 Devotional, Rev. C. C. Que.n
Bapr'ats and a Worid Progryii.
1?30 i'O Baptists Have n Worl'i
Pacjjnyn?, Rev. R. L. t'iok. 1
2:00 Have Baptists the Rp ourci ?
for a World Progiuni/ Rev.
Tr?y Rogers.
Whit axe the Minimum B?ieatia i
F r a World Program I Re?
Fred Forester.
3.00 J found Table Discuss toil qu
Abovo Topics.
3:15 PiKiuess amd Adjournment.
7:15 Sermon, Rev. ZoMie Fox
Saturday, 28t2i
9:30 Devotional, Rev. Vivian Ex
tin1,
9:45 Do the Baptist Churches in
the Tuckaseigee AsSJ-iatio
Nr^-d a Stewarehip Reviva' ?
R^v. R. C. Sheariu.
10:15 t tcwardship,Rev. J. E Brom
10:45 Discipleship, Rev. T. F Dei I i
11:15 b-ermon, Rev. Charlie ~onne*.
12:35 liiiaer.
1:15 Devotional, R*v. Ben Cook.
Batista Working Together
1:39 When? Rev. Thnd Jamuoo.
2:00 Why? .Rev. E. W. Jamison.
' 2.30 how? Kev. H. M. Ho u't. \.
3:00 Business and Adjournment.
Sunday, 29th
10:00 Sunday School
11:00 Sermon, (De^cqps ,aud pasto
ippoiut a Preacher)
/ BALSAM
Snow flurries were falling paraeti
cally ell day Sunday night. Funda,
night mercury dropped to 16.
Mr,;. W. S, Chatty refcuruei llwrs
t'roni a vhCt with Mrs. Ju'ia Brj -
<??? and Miau SalUe Christy, .-i An -
<!r?jws. She left Friday to spen l a fen
days with her ion, Edwin Christy, !-?
Asheville, thoi. we ?t to Kansis City lo
viiit her sister, Mrs. 0. J. Morris,
from there she will go to Milwaukee
I spend the winter with her ?< lughte ?
u.-i son-in-law, Mr. and Mxy Puuey
Omm.
Mr?. Beul^ih * Potts returne d Il-u
weo?i from a visit to relatives _n Cin
lniiati.
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Christy spent
SurAliy with Mr. and Mtt*. Gmdv
Queen in Candler.
The many frier ds of Mrs. Heir*
Rryson will be glod to know .Lit she
i. recoveri;# fror' a very sc - re at
t.'ck of influenE? find pneumonia.
Mrs. <T. E Lon,: of Addie vaa here
i^jit week.
/t+S lifir ' '* ' * ~E?i^
V J8lHy387&?'V'- - ?iSj
PUCKS
' "7
? i? '
REGIONAL CONFERENCE
FOB SCHOOLS) SATURDAY
The Regional Conference vp neored
by the Stole Department if iubiic
Instruction with .Alias Juaj :i M#
Oaugald as representative w-'i bold
esiions at W?.stoi r Carolin i Teach
ers College ou Sa^rdiay, November 21
This ifj an "Ojun House ' Jay toe
? caohexij throughout Weeded Nor &
<Carolina to study j. school action.
Fbe schedule will emphasize the coor^
of study m action arid functional lai!
0'iiage arL=. Vis'liiig teacl. wM
?' uve an opportunity t0 obse w woik
?'-ue directly with vhildren i.n 1 you
i-oopiL of che varans grid- - of tw
rJk-.in- .T;:rv and Hi^h School d pait
.lonti oi the Training School by the
regular member* ot the fa'Miy a?.i
:;Jlo by student teachers of thj ooll^v
The schedule fov the mor ing nu
Ken planned ob foil owa:
S:tb, Kegi strat ion and informal
/isitiug; 9:30, Determining Kfadiug
? 'cadiness (using 'he Bette 'testu*
Pi^u and other nu ana)?Mih Bryan
,t Afihcviile, Miss lied ding ?..* Itfysn
Oijty, Misa Brown o.1 Bryaon C ty, a". J
-kiiss BLek, of Cullowheej 10:3i, Ou'
eoor PJtay and Lecreation--i-tude.it
Joacbera in. charges. 10:30. Oral*
One?Miss Black?Using ten Sense
;f Rhythm to Produce Ploa&ure ani
Arouse Creative Ito?pons j.f, Qr.nlc
1 wo?Mrs. Coward?Drama* - Bejc ?
ng; Grade Throe?Miss Walker?
rtoadi^g to Securc Direction' ifr Car
rying Out Activilies Based npon *
Jnit on the Life of Primiti?'.' Mua;
.jradei Foui- ani Five?MV J'n
kins?Beading in the Content Fields
tor Information to Provide MafceriiU
L'^r Thinking; Grade Six?Misa Mur
piiy?Choral Reading (Verse Chouji
i tclini(jues in Developing DiaoriininNr
lion in Literary Appreciation.
At 10:4U three High School groups
a~ill meet as follows: English III-*
l*ri;ncijKii lloyle?Poetry from Oi it
[?mi thy I Understanding Human Na
,ure; Economic^- IV?Mila Hiaea?
Unit ??i Money.
At 11:30 the College Literature
Class under the leadership of M." >?
O^mp, teacher, will consider the topie
?'Preparing One's Self to Bnjuy and ?
tG TiTich Literature ". Poffowing thia
Mm:re will be a Round Table discus
sion ?*:i the subject ''Are We Doing
. Better Job Than Heretofore in L#n ?
tnaage Arts'" 1 with Miss McEWugald
u charge.
Luncheon will be served in the
college dining room at 12:30.
B. T. U DISTRICT MEETING
The District Meeting of the Assoa
atio bd Baptist Training Union meet#
at the Sylva Baptist church at 2.3"),
Sardpy iflernoon, November 26. Tbo
theme will he, "Faith is the Victoi v;
i.i Onr Worldwide Service."
The mating will open by s.ngi g,
"Living For Jesus", led by Chark-s
MoM&han, of the Sylva Ui'ion, follow
ed by; "Faith of our Fathers".
Mi=>< M.trgarct Wilson of the Syiv *
Union, will conduct the devotional.
After tiio calling of the roll, bad
ness, and <-ymoancement<, there wJl
bo special music by Miss BliMiei
Cowan, of the Webster Union Rev.
R. F. M'ayl>erty, of Eat>t Sylva, will
;pi r k on, A Baptist Co-Oper.ttivo
Dollar Speaks"; Cliffond Cagle, ' *
Svlra Union, on "Faith in our I'. ?
nomination", Althea Smith, of Ea*t
Sylva Union, on "The lord Loveth ??
Cheerful Giver".
There will be speei.il mueic by ?
qutprtei from Sylva, corrpoaed of Uh~.a
McMahan. Clifford Oftgle, Alvin U.j
?h'anan, and Rev. H. M. Hocott.
A group of yoong people, eondurt
od bv Mrs- H. M. Hoentt, will pre
sent a swiond drill. Following thil.
Rev. R. C. Shearin, of Scott's Creeit
church will deliver an inspirational
addreas.
Lyle Knsley, of Scott's Creek, is
.\n"oci.mo.ial President and J. V.
IT,All. of Svlva. is District Leaser.
CANNING DEMONSTRATION
Bftll Brothers* canning specialist
will give a meat earning demonstm
Ikm i.t the home of Mc=. R. G.
Moody, next Wednesday mTrnii g,
Vovcmlw?r 25 at 16 o'clock. M<*.
Mamie Sue Evans^bome demonstrator,
urge-, the women who ire planning,
to can meat this winter to attend
this meeting.
CAS FOR ORPHANAGE
A committee representing the var: *
cms churches of Tuckaseigse Btopt>v*
Association is today kteding & froh*\fc
nar of prodoee for' Mills Hon*, fon
ribjUd by Menon Qovnty Reg#*,