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SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1J24.
It's all right t* be a Republican
part o (It* time, or a Democrat noiim
o' th' timo, but we all ought t* vote
for fir Ih'hI man any olo timo. It's
loo biul foiled cant bo roo<I without
It makin' tlier facoH sour on* color
less.
Count the Votes
Well, folks, it's all over but
the shouting and The Advance
and, we suspect, Advance read
ers, breathe a sigh of vast re
lief.
The votes will tell the story,
and The Advance is entirely
willing to let them do the talk
ing. So far as this primary is
concerned, we have had our say.
A primary campaign is hard
to live through at best. This
has been far from the least un
endurable one we ever experi
enced. The Advance has striven
to the best of its ability to pre
serve the amenities of ordinary
courtesy throughout the period
of strained personal relations
that accompany hard fought po
litical contests and to give every
candidate, as far as in it lay, a
square deal. Where language
has been left somewhat to our
?discretion, as in the news col
umns, we have endeavored to
tone down rather than to magni
fy the exchanges of recrimina
tion between parties in a dispute
and have striven where our ad
vice was asked, to counsel
against harsh epithets even in
the matter of paid advertise
ments. Where we has espoused
the cause of a candidate we have
done it openly, and where, as
between contestants, we did not
feel that the issues involved
were sufficiently grave to call
for a stand for one or another
on the part of this newspaper,
we have tried not to let our per
sonal preferences crop out in
our news columns, certainly not
to the extent of doing any can
didate an injustice. On the oth
er hand, we have not hesitated
to declare our whole mind
where the trend of events hat)
seemed to call upon us to take a
stand.
And now that all is over,
practically, except counting the
votes, we will say that we don't
believe a single candidate stands
a ghost of a show in the primary
the election of whom would
amount to a calamity from a
standpoint of the general wel
fare, whatever elements of per
sonal disappointment or tragedy
anybody's defeat might involve.
Having met the issues of the
primary according to the dic
tates of its own conscience, and
having spoken its mind sincere
ly and without malice, and as
wisely and as kindly as it knew
how. The Advance awaits thu
outcome with equanimity^
Things sometimes really happen
as it seems they should. And
when they don't, eventually all
things are found to have worked
Heiress to Oil Millions
ECS
? Mipfi <Yo*kyl Pearson. who one day mny l.ecoine England's "oil queen "
She is the daughter ol the Hon. Harold Pearson, son and heir of Lord
Cowdry. "oil k?nc" of Great Britain.
Silent Cal Really Happy
Tinkering With His Radio
Here's Companion Thai One Clan Just Listen to Without
Having to Uncork Even an Occasional Uh-huli to
Encourage It and Keey It Going
l?> KDNA MARSHALL ,
Washington, Juno 7.?"Silent
Cal" Coolidgo has found a friend
that ho can Junt listen to, and to
whom ho does not have to give even
an occasional nod or "uh-huh" to in
dicate that ho is following.
It's his radio.
Every evening, when he has put
asido the cares and duties of his ex
alted office, the President sinks into
a cushioned easy chair, dreamily
closes his eyes, and Just listens ?
while other people talk about the
problems he has had to face that day,
or refreshes his mind with poetry,
music and Jests.
Just to listen; not even to be
obliged to laugh unless the remark
actually warrants it?that is the
Presidential idoa of solid and perfect
comfort. What his Jimmy pipe Is to
the proverbial bAckwoodsman, what
a bit of Ashing tackle Is to a tired
business man on vacation, that and
more his radio set is to the occupant
of the White House.
Sometimes, when the day has not
been too hard, and he is in an expe
rimental mood, the President drawj
his chair close to the magic cabinet
and tinkers with its various connec
, tlons, trying to see what distant
point he can pick up. He has "had"
most of the United States, including
far-away Texas, nut, owing to his
love for systematic progress and a
doslre to "begin little and end big."
the President is said not yet to have
taken any ether trips overseas.
The President's set is a powerful
PROnLRMS OF GDXI>CJCT
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What's Wrong Hero
Kludy the picture before you read
the answer
Answer?When eating with the
knife a gentleman should use his
fork.
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one. Perhaps It is the moat power-1
ful one in the country, .having been!
specially designed for the White
House at the Washington navy yards.'
He could easily pick up London and
other foreign stations. But he in-1
slsts on hearing America first.
Already the President's enthusl-l
asm has made of Mrs. Coolldge an
ardent fan and almost any evening!
the two might be found at their set i
in the President's study, exalted but
invisible units in the nightly audi
ence of millions of radio fans. Fre
quently no effort 4s made to pick up!
stations outside of Washington. the
listeners being content with the,
programs offered by local stations.!
Then again, they will go out after'
the long distance points.
Meanwhile. John and Calvin, Jr.t|
have become busy amateurs at:
school and when they come back to!
the White House for the summer
and get at "Dad's" fine big set, they,
set out to outstrip the President In
reaching far-away stations. The
President apparently is looking for
ward to competition at home, when'
the boys get on the job. fqr he has
asked the Navy Department to get
him a second set to be placed on the
South portico of the White House.
He also has had a set Installed on
board the Presidential Mayflower for
week-end amusement.
The radio probably will become
more than a plaything next week
when the Republican National Con
vention gets under way at Clevc-j
land to nominate Mr. Coolldge to!
succeed himself. The President will!
follow precedent and stay away from
the convention city, but his set Willi
keep him in constant touch with the}
porceedlngs out In the Middle West.
Road Show at Twin City j
Winston Salem, Jane 7. ? The
Pan-American road show reached
here late yesterday after a study of
the roads between this city'and
Greensboro.
JAP CABINET RESIGNS |
(By Ite AaaorUtad Pi*w.)
Toklo, June 7. ? The Kyoura cab-,
inet has resigned.
SIX OF FAMILY KJLLKD
Greenville. Ohio, June 7. ? Six
members of the family of Adam Pitt-I
man were killed late yesterday whin i
a train struck their stalled automo-1
bile.
FLYERS HOP OFF
Shanghai, Jsne 7.?Tfet around
the world flyers hepped eff from
here early today for AMoy.
SERYICBA AT OOBfWT KOMI
Dr. p. U. D. Wilson, will conduct
services at the Coualy Rome Sunday
at 2 p. a.
NORFOLK PROOUCE
At J arris St -Few tore?
by
8PENCE-HOLLO WELL COMPANY.
Live ihtssed.
Young Chickens 40-50
Old Hens 25
Roosters 15
Lambs 10-12
Milk Calves 8-12
Eggs .21
Yearlings 7- 8
Sweet Potatoes $6.00
ILLUSTRATED LECTl'RB
The last of the series of Illustrated
lectures being given in Christ Church
will be held Sunday night. June 8.
the subject being, "Religion and
Life In India." This lecture and pic
tures will show the many queer cus
toms of India, the religious customs
of Buddhism aud Mohammedanism,
showing among the many scenes the
following: Cutting the Banana. Ele
phants at Work, the Snake Charm
ers, the Monkey God, the Jugger
naut. Great Heathen Festival, and a
Mohammedan School.
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section underneath. When com
pleted turn over and you'll find a
surprising result. Save the pictures.
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saddle iionsRs for hirf?ap
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June S, (, 7, npd.
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