Smyrna Weekly Review from Smyrna, Tennessee • 2

1. V. TV 'sW, 'A jv pi r. t- rv 1 I Tr-T- Pa fie nrrrr' Smyrna Weekly Review Dear Cynthia-- SUCCESS IN AMERICA AN OPEN HIGHWAY yaa -1 5- WUj KaK'- i- arrn-- How. Four.

Boys of Humble! Origin Have Become Chiefs of the Greatest FinanciaLOrganlza-' tibn in the World. Broad highways- of. Achievement are wide open to all In America no ter how humble their it la brought In Forbes We handle Guaranteed for as RADIOand AUTOMOBILE oat hr a -writer Magaaine, telling of the successive elevatioisof poor hoys to the chieftain-' ship of the most powerful association of is opportunity ao democratic aa In. caste-free America, nowhere is recognition tor faithful ser-vice eo little ooiidKioned by inherited position and wealth," the article says. The bounty 6f America in bestowing her rewards of great success upon those of modest origin is again hot-shiy manifest in the rief bt Os ear Wells to the presidency pfAhe Amcri- Best Equipped Garage Genuine Lit I-.

STORAGE BATTERIES r- i much as 3 years for in Cannon County i Vr' TTll WIttrrMINGLE, Editor Rld.lTbAlM&ate. 35ditO0lii MINGLE A BRAGG, Publishers i-' 1 Entered 'a second class maH mat- ter at the postbfflceAt Stoyrha, Teno. Subscription' One Year, Jin 91.00 Six HT2 .50 FOOLS-MU8T-PAY fw 'days ago a eodpleot -Amer- leans, bft Leon French aviator, that he could -through -Eiffel -Tower arch. took the bet, tried jthe feat -and. was killed.

Now, it. is said, the -Americans are to Te prosecuted for -causing big The interesting, question' arises, la. person who goes to witness a dSre-deVil stunt of any kind partly responsible should a similar mishap -occur. in the early flays of aviatibn dozens -of-Syers-'Were kiHed whiles giving spectacuarexhlbitlons, which ands thronged to. see.

Fatalitles still occur.occasioDally changing from -one airplane and through foolhardy practices; fuch high exhibitions, Niagara Falls and the like. We doubt 'whether; anyone is' ser-. Iously to blame except the. one who takes his life, in his hand to perform a hanclal gsffn; fool must- pay for. his folly and Leon Collot paid for hit, go the- Incident should be -closed.

Smithvllle Review. We see the papers where man an apple 52 years Old. WeJl now hew -from the cofd storage eggs. Sparta Expositor: f. Printed' Instructions toIdJlra' Newlywed to.

keep her radiator filled with and the poor young thing poured the water In the radio. Why not open the entire- field of competition and admit all liars at once? We might then learn some-. thing of the age of the earth. EASTER vee-k-g-Sge-k-ke-kWf-k-k-keeee-ke-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-li-k-kee-k-k-kk-k-k-k-k-kee Lillies of lheValIey Sweet Peas, Carnations Plenty, of lilies aiid other pot corsages are If artistic and all are reasonably priced. jagGers Jfloral company I 1 Murfreesboro, Tenn.

can Bankers Association. The eon of a tanner, John H. Puelicher, wee fleeted to thie eminence In 1922. Clrcnmetancee ended hie public schooling in -tho- seventh year and he went to work In a earpet tore-in- Milwaukee. At 'sixteen he entered a hank ae a clerk, rising step step.

until. ho became- president Recognition of hie gbilUles as banker and civic eervice through lie education In aound economid understanding brought Jlm the highest reward, from his profession. A former countiy. school teacher, -Saber WHeaiUbOrn la a tom hanM-f -let In Western Illinois, was elected president of the association in' 1921 He gave up teaching and a aalary of 975. to enter hanking at 10 a month in a small Missouri town.

He eubee-qnently became of a bank in Omaha, the largest hi-. Nebraska and a dosen neighboring The position he occupied to advancing agricultural welfare daring the period of depreeeion led to his being called the Graiger President of tho Amsrt-eaa Bankers AssoclstWwi. "From lrish immigrant ladto sa-' prams head of banking to Amarica pltomlsee the career of IV Knot, president of one of the largest savings banks of the country to New York. Hie hneinese career aa office hey in a finbl! and he later clerk. Kx jHe-teTh finance an "PoU-Pamjt IS talking, about Poll'Parrot" eervesao well 7 X.

-J i toliyou.so N. C. A St. L. railroad The C.

A St railroad has asked permisriozi of tfiee State- toHlis-contlnue if branch' line nf 29 TromTowao" substitute motor which, the railroad people -clalm. will be adequate for all. the passengers and traffic' that the line, affords. More than one. mil; lion doDacaJjae- been- Jost-to the com pany In thejast six years in maintain, arm alone.

Some! of the peo-ple aiocg-the line; are opposed to the mdvew'hllF'otbers'Tivor It It seems to us that In view of the fact that heweg "Inventions' have tej- a iggf nikenhe. piacnTyraam. cars. great ex- Would be an on the- part of saf the state to compel company1 tWr- continue operations under the present system' at such a heavy loss; With, the prospect of Hepry Foid submitting bid and. -that bid is tair- ng on new life and things are looking brighter iTOr.

the South, iord is. one man whoean make the gouth hum, lnd' Congress Is standing much 'in its. own light If it does not give the chance. We prefer the buss to the, Bus News the Bus News is printed only, on papery i Are there more girls than there csed. to be; or do we just see more of them? When some men want-money their next inbve is to devise some dishonest method of getting it Some men go through thie world quite slick Their life is not a hsrdn; They make pretense 'of being sick.

Whije wives go Waik th gardn. Bobbed hair and short dresses are aa closely linked as cheese and rackets dr bogs. Jowl and turnip salad or wheres the man who would waste time the minor attraction of a girl's face but for her abort hair? FOOTWEAR! i Shownlin Mensr1 and ENTIRE STOCK OF cost, isizes from 4 to 10 both stockings and socks HERE ii a -7l roof leaks repaired is .1 i openings, added expense and No Job Too Large arlton 'lu 9 the younsters frcm twp to fifteen your djlJdtai. safe made in the Star1. hftdien.

rH -flo XmMs -fajc Ajjvymuhl TfcWtAJL Aiwy tueu uitsmoAtiutcU jtJuL xtvieA. tfuxl XWb'icuMds yurich ftENCl INCOHFOKATEO CHURCH STREET MURFREESBORO ENN for SP IN New jCoIors New Styles New.Prices $2.66 up" T. ICED DRINKS tN THE 8UMMER On a Virm and sultry summer day, there Is nothing more refreshing to -the mind end to the body than an iced drink. Of course, when such drinks being need, moderation ahonldJie because if token in excess or too they are liable to be Injurious to tbe stomach. However, when taken to a aenelMe manner, they are refreshing and beneficial to the fatigued.

In the manufacture of 'these drinks, carp should be taken to avoid any combination that may be Indigestible or hard to assimilate. The drink honld be consumed to slpw and lei-' surely manner. The greatest danger present to the nee of Iced drinks Is tha one thatjs-volvee the use of Ingredients that are poesiMy impure or contaminated to any way. This is 'very liable to happen If til Juices that used are attowetl to stand until they become sonned bnd use, or If the milk orntbei ingJ J'ent qsed is not strictly 'fresh The of li.l'ik to -vpep. quickly at summer ofttimes necessar; to use e-upiriTteit whU-h af.er all le J.u-1 nyre free I mKk '-wit b-.

haiKhaif -1 le taken away. li Is htcrllr' Uirn fore, always rsnfe. drlnksr-iMs IdeaL- Follflwlng are several nt-e- tlieijuuuuf) i ciu itPYerfrii IT these foririulas are fiillinvc'r Vi Iously; the results will te fouiKfTv 1 very 'latJsfactbry. Chocolate I ftip evaporattd tM.rWiinfiitfe nlia 1 i cocoa cup water -11 traapnontuis tral.ted milh Mis with water' until ayrup. la obtained.

Put air ingretfleiU in ilaaoo Jar and. shake-thoroughly and -rvewJUichlppd let. Milk Punch. --1 eup par.lcd fb.p.. orange vl; milk Juice Sugar' t.

euit'-f cup wal.r' ta.ta Small atlck da -I -cup taa- uamon tbip4tn.i cup fruit -Julc. (currant arv.r- ry-nref tratSI Boll alowly tha cinnamon, lomon rind and or.nga rind In wntar (or in Strain nnd when cool add iha oth.r ingradlantar Flaca Mahon (Suit welL Sarra in tall glaaa.a With choppad lea -i j- 7 i. )i A-: .1 W' f- 1 v. -r Hervg womeng footwear that steps into Eastei aiid )nto Sprin2! Kanci 'noVertAss, ju Rirdl confeervatlhf styles, mark oar present -selections) which, as everyone knows, lb noted for its quality and exceptional Two inviting assortments are priced in this spring selling at Hosiery to match 50c to $1.95 Brand fadoriei, and are of the same high standard' of valu as Star Brand shoes for mother and dad. tye know our Poll Parrct shoes will stand the grind of aeftive, growing feet.

They speak for themselves. Springs Newest Also i Bring in the youngsters, and leave your -shoe proMrins BROWN SHOE STORE Ridley, Engles Lawrence General Merchandise and Drags-. SMYRNA, TENN. natters "Oscar Wells, who rises to saceassor of theM men, was horn to ah weather-board ad cabin hones in the Missouri River bottoms of Platte County, Missouri. Ho be cams an orphan when tores years, of 'age, losing his parenU (n an epidemic that ravaged the eonntryslde.

He passed under the eareof. en head of a email country hank to Platte City, a. town of a few hundred Inhabitants, growing np on a farm and receiving, hie early education in a rural school. He. later entered Bethany West Virginia, but at the end of his Junior year he had to quit- college and go to work to the bank.

Hie subsequent career was one of toady progress, first to higher positions' among small country then to larger clty banka to Texas, wharu rose to the top. In 1914 he wae chosen first governor of the Dsllae Federal Reserve Bank and served through the opening period -of the establishment of that Institution. He resigned to become president of a bank to Birmingham, Alabama, which has grown under hie administration to be one of the largest and most sue-oeseful institutions to the South. HUGE GROWTH IN SCHOOL SAVINGS MURFREESBORO, TENN. ir tooKionms DOOOOioboOOOSOGOOOSiOOOCCOOOfiOOOOQOOOOOrOODOOOOOOOOOOl err ---we sell -j: 'All kinds of hay, corn, oats, chicken and cow feeds.

-j--- CLOSING OUT OUR Every pair going at Many pretty colors in Seed oats, clover, i on nx and all other field to I Interest Life Insurance CoT arm- Alsup Shoe Co. bought and sold. i WE BUY Livestock, produce, feeds and seeds. Delivery made, anywhere at any time, Give us a trial-bur prices are right --BRADFORD BARNES Phone Smyrna Tenn. TENN: jLRObERERAIRHriMEvI -xr i- NOW tiinc to have those they arc still small.

Waitinjr'only means larger discomfort. tryrWBT Bot havejthis attended tiny, ON FARMLANDS New York. School sayings tg'ttra United' States for the-year 1924-1925 Increased to aggregate hank balanc-s by Sjqo.OOO, -Vith growth of IU.OOO In toe tofal- number cil puptle partlci-atlng, ins'ahows-l'n report amide" to the "Ainrican "Bankers Association, which -'declires-'that'the "returiia --eh i In the of school' savings as a part of he educational program to the public echooli-Durlng toe year. the. number of re-, porting schegI eavlnge systems tn creased from 983 -in 742 districts to 799.

toJl.557 districts, the' number of schools from 9,080 to. 10,192, toe -number of puplie participating from 2,231, 229- to the deposits-from' 114,991,525.40 to and the bask balances -to says' W. Albig, to the Asaocistious savings-activities. Since 1920, tod" first year for which comprehensive statistics are available, the antoer of schools having school av tags MnttogTiartocrsaeed 271.4 per cent, toe enrollment to school stv-. Ings districts per particl-i pants 529J.

per cent, deposits 509.1 per cent and bank balances J19.3 per1. i I 1 -f 1 7 to at once Low Rate' of No JobVrbo Small, Correspondent 4 i Smith 5'. Nortj Mi- The Union Central I- Murfreesboro 1 -r- r. fa- -i "il f- JM- -vix -y- A. -7 -i' vT--- -) 'f- a 1 1 TV -A -j i 'L-ft.