PACE TWELVE THE DAILY PROGRESS, CHARLOTTESVILLE, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 14, 1937 OILMAN'S "Charlottesville's Shopping "SANDAL- HOSIERY The Smart Evening Stocking Van Raalte 4 "Because you love nice things" Van Raalte brings you a smart new stocking sensation! They have a very small toe guard that can hardly he seen-are full fashion and pure thread silk. In Glory to be worn with gold -In Gaiety to be. worn with silver. 1 House Cleaning Time MONTICELLO FLOOR WAX Ib. OLD ENGLISH WAX OLD NO RUB WAX LIQ.
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RIBBON BUTTER ITS DELICIOUS PHONE 213 711 L. Concentration For Man Is Difficult Characteristic In Which Humans Closely Resemble Monkeys (Ry Withes Most persons cannot concentrate their at attention for any leasts of time on a matter that la not grip pingly interesting to Many preachers. would he surprised they could know how little of their sermons, die: actually heard by the Individual members of their congregations, That is why It Important that sermons be. grip ping- -not so much to draw people to church as to make them listen after they set to church, The ability to focus the mind for any length of time on that which not Intensely interesting feat few persona can perform. How long can you listen to a dry course without letting your thoughts minute, two minutes, three minutes? Try sometime.
The power of concentration valuable. Its possessor sees more of life and gets more out of life than one who la untrained In keeping his attention fired. noticeable characteriatie of the monkey la that he cannot concentrate; the monkey. that ran 18 an exception. If you will notice trined monkey.
going through his tricks you will observe that his trainer has conniantly to yank the creature's mind back to the ness before lie will pick thing up, then throw it down. He will start to do this or that, then dart off: He cannot keep his thought focused on- what doss not. vitally Interest him. Get him hungry and give him a cocoanut in the husk to open and his attention will not wander from the job. characteristic in which we man beings closely.
resemble the monkey le our inability to concentrate, it da a thing I And. larly annoying in myself. A Challenge A short while ago I heard a minlater who -enjoys the reputation of being careful and conservative in his speech, declare, from his pulpit that "both capital and labor are! mean as snakes" He went on to! say that neither capital Aor labor! approaching the dimculties between them In. the Christian spirit, and that until they do" they. can never work out their problem.
The utterances of that; prescher something to write home about since he la from: the humbler walks of life and as be well says, born in a log cabin with dirt floor and worked in a cotton mill before he became a preacher, Are capital and labor dealing with each. other In the Christian spirit? And it they are not, what would be their attitudes toward each other should they become tuated by the Christian spirit? it the Christian spirit la good thing. and it capital and labor believe la the Christian spirit, why don't they employ the Chriatian spirit in adi justing, their differences? has been repeatedly asserted that Christianity has never failed in the States for the simple reason that It has never been tried. What about trying it? There is challenge. Highway Commission Will Consider Bids RICHMOND, April 14 The State Highway Commission will consider requests by delegations from counties in the Salem and Bristol construction district at meeting here Friday.
Members of the commission condueted aliday hearing yesterday at Roanoke' on tentative locations in the: district. Henry G. Shirley, chairman of the State Highway Commission, told the. attending, the hearing "all these roads you penple are making for now would have been 'completed" if diversions had not been made from the highway fund. Shirley maid since the Baste -had taken over.
maintenance of the roads tax paymenta had been re duced and the cost of automobile licenses had been cut--at the pense of the road fuad: I. WALTERS 205 W. Main Percale Wash Dresses 50c. Sizes 14 to 44- All fast colored! Along With t'e to the Kiwanis Charity New Armory, Apr: Strip Teasers Tell the Judge Koxanne Sand (left) and Jewel Sothern court where their boss was baled by their strip-teasing was a questionable convince the judge that the show found Veteran To Watch Battle Re-Enacted. Federal Sergeant Actually Present At Crater Fray, PETERSBURG, April 14-019 Willam H.
Walter, now. ninety-Ave who, Federal picket line sant, the explosion which wrecked. a Confederate fort before Petersburg the morning of July 30, 104, hopes to see the ment of the Battle of the Crater here April, 30. A member of Company F. of the 188th Peansylvania regiment, he was with two comrades in hole across the Jerusalem plank rod from the fort, He now.
lives at 127 South FiftyThird Street, Philadelphia. "I served eighty-one days in the trenches from the Appomattox Rivher to the crater during that. time and saw more men die and become dimabied than ever want to again," he wrote here. "I can shut my eyes and again see that awful eight." The old Federal trooper was last here In 1909, with three friends. The re-enactment of the battle wilt.
serve to dedicate that battle. ground as a part of the 'Petersburg Park. U. 8. Marinen, V.
M. 1. Cadets and Virginia National guardsmen will participate. Pair Given Bail On Counterfeit Charge STAUNTON, April 14 George B. Crank, forty-three year.
old Waynesboro restaurant operator, and Randolph Showker, twenty. one, of Craigaville were at liberty under $2,500 hond pachi. last night pending United States commit slonet's hearing May 4 on charges of and passing counterfelt The formal charges were entered before Commiasioner Taylor Mo Coy after the men had been taken custody Monday night. A. Secret Service agent: of the United States has been working with local police in attempting to track the origin of cent $20 counterfeit bills passed here and at Waynesboro, omcers said both men denied knowledge that, bills.
they with possessing counterfeit, or. passed theme knowins they were. not good. Read Dally. Progress want Now Collection: "Home Made" WASH FROCKS $1.98 1 In new pastels and prints! COX Dep'tStore Sauls Given Term On Felony Count Extortion Attempt.
'Nets Five Years For Bristol Man ARINGDON, April 14 (TI Claude Souls, thirty-two: faced Ave years at Camp Lee today for attempting to extort $1,000 from Herman Hecht, prominent Bristol business man. He pleaded gullty. Sauls, a Bristol meat-cutter. was arraigned yesterday before Judge John H. Paul in Federal Court for the Western Division of Virginia.
Judge Paul pissed sentence! immediately after Bauls had entered his plea. Notes received by Hecht threat-! ened bodily harm. and damage to his property if he did -not comply with' a demand to leave $1,000 In unmarked currency drug store counter. Bauls was arrested after police had traced a telephone call and 3 confectionery elerk had obtained the license number of the car uned 1 by the man who placed the call. The court was' exp to.
repume hearings today In actions brought against the Hoover Liner, in connection with the death of three persons and alleged injury to fourth victim of an auto-truck collision near here. Harry Hamerick of Bristol, drivof the truck, was sentenced tai three: years in the Slate penitentiary by Washington County Circuit Court, March Honor Roll Lane High School Following the Lane High School honor, roll for the month of March: Kathleen Adams, Randolph Amisa, Jack Anthony, Wanda Baker, Thelma Barnett, Willie Barnett, William Barr, Mary Bend. er, Ida Bickers, James Bickers, Frances booth, Mildred Bruffey, Lots Buck, Lyndall Marcaret Burnett, Jane" Calhoun, Audrey: Campbell, Gilbert Campbell, Virginia Campbell, Marian Cassity, Yvonne Cheape, Elsie Clarke, Mary Margaret: Coleman, Mark Congdon, Robert Creary, John Davis, Virginia Davis, Nancy Dinwiddle, Evelyn Dollene, Betty Martha Eheart, Helen Ewell, Ann 'Fife, Frances File, Wilbur Fitzbugh, Sarah France, Middleton Freeman, Betsy Gilmer, Decca Gilmer, Doris Gooch Elsie Graces, Ruby Hamm, Lee Harian, Dorothy Harris, Anita Hawkins, Barry Hawkins, Georgi. and Heermance, Marjorie Hurtt. David Kline.
Carl Lang, Mary B. Lewis, Nanoy Loving. E. U. McCue, 111, Eleanore Marshall, Lewis Martin, Ruth Mat thewe, Mantle Meeks, Constance Miller, Karley Miller, Isabel Miller Lloyd Miller, Harvey.
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CO. Along With Us, to Kiwanis Charity Armory, April 14 -P UN pose nonchalantly in a New York John 9. Sumner, who charged that performance. The girls couldn't wasn't vulgar, so the manager guilty. lilustrated News) Called Gunwoman Accompanied by a detective, comely, youthful Mildred Strockus is shown entering police headquarters at Newark, N.
after she had been charged with an attempt to shoot her husband. The husband himself lodged the charge against her. An Ohio man was the Arst. to formally advocate government aid In was building roads and canals. Thomas WortHington, who in 1807, while a senator, Introduced resolution proposing that the secretary fthe treasury draw plan for government easintance In establishing roads and canals: BIGGER BETTER PERSUASIVE OVER ORIGINAL 30 OLA YEARS 12 OUNCES 5 Loo de the SPARKLING.
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Sentenced Te Death S. April 14 UP) -Leroy McNeill, colored faced a death sentence today for. the poison-death of Mrs. Andrew Cox, a white The state tended McNeill, farm hand, placed poison in four and biscuits which Mrs. Cox ate and a fury convicted him of drat degre der after deliberating half an hour.
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