Show V THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING ’AUGUST Noted Evangelist Now Broke Forced to Renew Pleas ‘to Hit Trail’ - Characteristic ‘Billy’ AFFAIRS IN THE NATION Sunday Smile (Continued from Preceding Pel n Once Great Wealth of ‘Billy’ Sunday Gone in Harnman Gifts to Children and Strangers r 1 ors all cities or states boi rowed money from n d d Si boy--eam- hill-bill- y ' Nearly 72 years old and broke the Rev William A (Billy) Sunday is still able to smile as he renews his exhortations to “hit the sawdust :i trail” weren’t the days of big money in country as radio today makes a popu-sport- that have the federal government all privale industries that have borrowed from the government An unfrocked clergyman or an excommunicated member o£ the church may suffer some diicnrri- ination against fum by members of the sect which hehas offended The rest of the community may have no great prejudice against him He suffers no such boycott as as enforced by the government against a man who has been deprived of the Blue Eagle The Issue in This Campaign It is awkward and unfortunate that this congressional campaign is merely one between the Republican and Democratic parties The issue goes much deeper than party lines It does not parallel party lines it cuts across them As it is put by the venerable Mr Elihu Root: “it is no party matter It is not to be determined solely or chiefly by immediate effects Our future social organization and the of our national permanence Union may well be at stake for the proposal appears to involve an abandonment of limitations on official power which rightly or wrongly we have considered essential to our free government” One other deeply pertinent point is made by Mr Root: ‘’"The question whether the American people are willing to include in their permanent system a grant of such powers and t° auhieci themselves permanent lv to such government control has never been really considered ' or discussed It certainly should be discussed thoroughly and considered maturely by the whole electorate for it is of vital im- 160-acr- e ' economi- General ’Johnson disciplining the Harriman Mills is very much like a bishop of a church excommunicating a member or unfrocking a priest With this important exception General Johnson is backed up by the President' of the United States Mr Rpose-vel- t orders that the victirn'shall be tabooed by all government em- - two-roo- 1 was Johnson Backed By U S President one-tim- e He's-bee- Mills cally dead until General Johnsubordinate son through his chose to revoke his sentence - 1 I moment General Johnson took the blue eagle away from Harri-maMills they at once lost a contract to make some thousands the of pairs of stockings which had orstate of Pennsylvania dered for its institutions s- go up to the depot and meet the trains By HENRY GEORGE HOCH hotel dollar- a DETROIT Mich Aug 4—Broken hollering ‘Welton !n health and fortune the Rev Wil- day’” he remembered It wasn't much of a job but it was liam A (Billy) Sunday most effective he ever and spectacular evangelist of the age one of the most important Baseball still remembers fiis Is writing a tragic closing chapter in had speed after more than 40 years and an eventful glamorous life A few years ago a popular idol millions have marveled et his speed That first he was wealthy as most men count on a tabernacle platform him develop it wealth Today after years of success job helped he must traipse a "The man who ran the hotel had a and affluence he was mighty proud of body about the land !"are' ?nQ afternoon weary worn-ou-t I had to Irot because fate has stripped him of his11'' Every over town to show her mare all last penny and left him with obliga- that olf I so I could run her off her tions he didn't make but feels he must feet got And I got so I could run 100 Neither hardship nor poverty is a declared stranger to Billy Sunday Born in a After he lost that Job for staying log cabin Billy hpd to start digging away an extra day when he'd gone to for himself when he was 6 He knew visit his grandfather Billy got an the bitterness of orphans' homes He other chores for Colonel John had to work for most of his education Scott doing lieutenant governor of "on his own” since he was a Iowa That job enabled him to restripling turn to school and graduate from high Billy was born November 1? 1852 school His ball playing on the high cabin on a In a ramshackle school team made him one of the farm in Story county near most widely known boys In town Ames Iowa Speedy Volunteer Fireman His father a brick and stone mason A volunteer fire department had Who built some of the first brick buildings in Des Moines had marched much to do with getting Billy into comprofessional baseball away in August a volunteer in “A11 the towns had volunteer fire Iowa infantry pany E Twenty-thira departments in’ those days and they Billy was a few days more than month old when word came to the wanted men that could run fast” he recalled farm of his father’s death “They used to hold state Billy has been denied even the tournaments to locate the speedy felprivilege of saying a prayer at his lows I won one of the contests anc father’s grave for a diligent search was asked tp come jo Marshalltown to has failed to reveal its locatiori Not join their fife department “We had a jeam at Marshalltown long ago however he received wagon 300 touching tribute from his father’s old that could pull a comrades When he arrived at Des yards and attach the hose all in 34 Moines some time ago to hold a cam-- seconds” Of course young Billy got bn the paign he was met at the train by the 1J living members of company E At Marshalltown ball team and in no their head was the flag they had car- time at all his speed and ability to ried in the civil war taken from the get the hard ones made him the star state house for the first time since the of thp team “Once wt played Des Moines for War by special permission Grandfather a Cousin of Grant -- the state championship ant) $5QQ on the side We beat them 15 to 6 and The Sundays were widely known I made six of those 15 runs I was and highly respected in Story county playing centerfield but I had to play but they were anything but well-of- f leftfield too because the left fielder Billy’s grandfather "Square" Corey was drunk at one time owned large tracts of Ball like that made Billy land and helped found the institution the talk playing of the town and when “Pop' that now is Iowa's state university A Anson of the Chicago White Stockcousin cfGeneralGrantJ'Sayare” a Marshalltown home received an invitation to visit him at ings one time for a visit his aunt told the White House when he became him he ought to “look over that Sunpresident of the United States kid” “But he didn’t go” Billy recalled a day did and in 1884 when he short time ago "You know he was wasPop” 22 years old Billy jumped he an and Iowa thought just from the sandlots to the mahe’d better stay home where he be- straight jors He had several years there and longed” if he hadn’t got rfeligion his Billy's widowed mother did her best and pep and natural bent for thespeed drato keep her three boys at home but matic have made him as much the Wolf was close to their door and of a might gate attraction as Babe Ruth at 6 years of age Billy had to start with his brawn and bat odd and errands doing jobs running There never was a speedier man on to help along the family income the diamond nor one who liked to Billy was 9 when his mother finally take longer chances One of the first -- hadto-giva C3 5 1934 s but they offered him $2500 lar tune No building was large enough for then$3500 and finally told him “name his city revivals People tised to stand your own price" But Billy stuck to his $1000 a yearjfor hours to get seats In tabernacles job organizing the religious activities that would seat from 10000 to 20000 of the Chicago "Y” and doing the persons One day m Columbus Ohio portance" BRYAfTS POST SOUGHT BY 14 as emergency measures and congress enacted them in that spirit with very little debate in some' cases with substantially no debate in the house especially voted for Many Republicans them The N R A statute begins: is "A national jemergency hereby declared to exist” Then some nine months later we were told by the president m his speech "before N R A delegates on March 5 that “it must be permanent" Again in his book "On Our Way” published last spring he said: "History probably will record the National Industrial Recovery Act as the most important and legislation ever enacted by the American congress it represents a supreme effort to ” stabilize for all time Regardless of the merit of N R A and thfc rest of the new deal it is incredible that we should adopt it without discussion as an ! i Wash (UP)— A familRAYMOND iar figure in community life for the past 13 years Tip a mongrel dog died here recently H CampTip was the "eyes" of-bell blind tobacco store operator A1 though untrained for the work Tip early learned to guide his master's footsteps through traffic and crowds Politics Boil aS Prinlary( Tip died from injuries sustained Nears Norris Plan when struck by ah automobile at Although painfully Long Beach Major Issue hurt the dog faithful to the end managed to escort Campbell to his home here1 before succumbing OMAHA Neb (UP)— About 200 A simple inscription at the head of Re Tip’s grave tells passersby his heroic candidates will seek places on It reads: "He was game publican and Democratic tickets for '’ character state offices in the August 14 pri to the last” mary of which nine Democrats and five Republicans aspire to succeed Charles Waylapd Bryan as governor Roy L Cochrane of Lincoln who has been retained by Democratic and Republican administrations for many years as state engineer is the leading FAGES-DRQ- H ' have the tacit support 6f the Arthur F Mullen faction as well as the active support of the strortg sfate groupi headed by Governor Bryan The Opposition Opposing Cochrane is Congressman r — Terry Carpenter of Scottsbluff Stats William B Banning of Union Date of Peculiar ' Signifi--SenatEugene O’Sullivan Omaha’s leading canee British Declared criminal lawyer Mrs Maud Nuquist former head of the Nebraska Wo ' War Years Ago mans' clubs Mayor John F Rohn of ' Fremont W F Porter of Lincoln J G Stroble of Nebraska City and Frank J Klopping state senator from By WILLIAM BIRD (Special Dispatch to The Salt Lake Wayne Three candidates are given a- Tribune) chance in the Republican battle (Copyright 1934) These are Dwight Griswold Gordon ' PARIS Aug 4— Twenty years ago publisher former Attorney General today the German army violating C A Sorensen Lincoln who claims the international treaty guaranteeing to be a “buddie" of Senator Georgethe neutrality of Belgium marched W Norris Nebraska’s most revered tu across the Belgian frontier and began politician and former Lieutenant of fort the W Metcalfe bombarding Theodore Liege Governor Within a few hours the British cab- Omaha George B Clark of Tilden inet which had hesitated for three and George W Sterling are the other days declared war on Germany The two candidates world war which was to last four Unicameral Flan years and three months involving Senator Norris’ unicameral or one more than 20 nations killing 10000 000 combatants and perhaps as many house legislature plan is an issue in civilians through dieases and famine the governorship fight although the ’ plan will not be voted upon until the had begun — November elections ' French Birth Rate Drops ' Leaders who have toured the farm-1- " This date has a peculiar signifi- ing communities come back with cance In France for the year 1934 Is that the plan is not meeto ) the' last in which the French army ing with agrarian favor The farm i receives its normal contingent of era fear these men say that they will army- recruits During the next four lose their representation if a single years boys bom during the war will legislature is substituted be called up fof military service The for the present upper and lower Fiench- birth Fater")wy3'towr-fetl houses wtttainlffg 36 senstorsendldO "’‘j off sharply during the war and as representatives 1939 1935 to the Leaders of both parties also oppose consequence from annual contingent o recruits will be the plan because it would eliminate s of the normal party government it calling for a only about number— about 180000 instead of nonpartisan ballot IN NEBRASKA- - FRENCH ARMY without discussion permit it to become permanent This congressional campaign is the time for the discussion because N R A automatically comes to an end on June 18 next Either the congress about to be elected reenact it or ui November-mus- t it must cease to exist The pity is that many of those who could most 8bly and feelingly point out the faults of N R A as a permanent form of society for America may not feel free to do so I doubt if the best talent for arguing against N R A is in the Republican party The new deal rpns even more ‘strongly against Democratic principles and traditions than against Republican The best arguments I have seen against the new deal have come from the few Democrats who have been sufficiently move'd to speak against it: Alfred E Smith of Netv York' Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia Senator Gore of Oklahoma Bainbridge Colby who was secretary of state in the cabinet of Woodrow Wilson Democratic Chief Justice Pattangall of Maine’ the virile Democratic Governor Ely of Massachusettsr who at the conference of governors some 10 days ago was quot: ed as saying: “As an emergency measure in these times N R A is a perfectly good piece of legislation but see the United States un PeJman?n N R A and gttll be 'he’ government we have known and loved There is no stopping place for the tightening of the grip of a paternalistic government except in a socialistic state" And finally Senator Carter Glass of Virginia who Says: "The new deal is not only a mistake it is a disgrace to the nation and the time is not far distant when we shall of having wandered so far from the dictates of common sense and common honesty " ot NEW SOLDIERS or 20 -- two-third- 250000 This places France In a serious position especially m view of the fact that the term of military service which before the war was three years has been reduced to one Many believe that in view of the fajllng off in the mumber of recruits France will find iCnecessary to increase the period of service to a year and a hfilf SPICY INVITATION Ohio (UP)— Police Chief PARMA gave his famous “Women jin 1913-h- e preaching himself now and then Garry Burcsyk received an invitation One of the men he frequently 'Only” sermon to more than 40000 to the “grand opening" of the Moon on for help in these servicesimen who stormed the 10000 seal tab-a- s light tavern He went with the re”” hold to forced him there and was Wilbur leader J song suit that his hostess Miss Marie Stan-le- y man noted evangelist of the nineties extra meetings 25 was charged with exhibiting When Chapman needed an assistant During a campaign in an immoral picture The picture ac to he 1500000 York New the and recommended was spoke got Billy ' cerdmg 4eG htef BuFoay kr was not--e — 100009 of them hit the courage forth WBcm-ocrat- s up her struggla jab — movie but a “still” It was exhibited to say things like that “I was With Chapman three years trail Unity Needed not at the tavern but on the lnvita-tio- n One feels respect for them Yet ware circle the diamond in 14 seconds I was his advance man I put up his His greatest campaigns were held his alder brother Edward Such a move would be extremely "It was a fan dancer without have they done their full duty? tents took ’em down sold his books in New York and Chicago in 1917 packed off to the Soldiers’ Orphans’ from a standing start end unpopular and could only be accom- her fan” whispered the chief touching blacked his shoes — did fiD not was Rockefeller the Jr with Home at Glenwood Iowa unite other John Ought they everything” plished if the nation were strongly all the bajes” Democrats who feel the same nancial "angel” ‘of the New York he recalled united and fully awake to the peril Textile production In Germany is J “Bummed”' Ride to Orphanage Went to College to and Rome see it Democrats who 1895 that for a was while Billy In meeting of The contrary greater than in 1928 unpreparedness Thousands upon thousands through are elected to congress this fall "He told me ‘Don't worry about Billy wanted more education and brief visit with his family he got however seems to be the case France out the land have heard Billy tell while he was with the old White a wire to be shall be reDemocrats was pledged You won’t have to the collections at the moment is in the midst of a Chapman the story of that trip His mother Stockings he attended Northwestern turning announcing trulv and not new dealers? to his old church at Phila- worry about anything’” Billy said bitter political struggle between the was so poor she lacked the money to university after the season closed He 1934 York New (Copyright This Billv Sunday who talked at "common front” a coalition of comdelphia pay their fare all the way and the had a winter job there coaching the ) Tribune Inc of Thrown Out Job munists socialists and pacifists and meeting after meeting from early Iwq little bovs had to beg a meal at football and baseball teams Billy There was a blow various well organized groups of vet- STOMACH TREATMENT Billy now had morning till late at night — one New Council Bluffs and then “bqm” a ride was not what you could call a hard York newspaper estimated he spoke erans and patriots which Jhe former oh a freight train for the last 20 drinker but he used to take a little a wife and two children and neither 1320 000 words in 10 weeks accuse of seeking to establish a fascist of preachThousands Praise Hit miles to Glenwood He and Ma albeer or wine with the boys now and money nor a job an amazing thing to ing there-wdictatorship Secret Formula It was years later that Billy and then One night in 1887 he was in ways took their worries to God in his old cronies on the ball clubs Only the fact that parliament is on MERRY-GO-ROUN- D his mother were reunited when he a downtown secret The Chicago saloon with prayer and they prayed hard and original its vacation prevents long All Wealth summqf Gone Ilia was a successful and famous evan- some other players — among them a head formula created by to from this coming struggle gelist She lived with him the last 30 Mike Kelly and Ed Williamson — when long over that one Both say what Through the years of success such at this time It is fully expected that Frederick H Pfun years of her life in the palmy days a group from the Pacific Garden mis- happened is the most convincing an- as no other evangelist has known (rora Precedlns Pgel - when (Continued one of his him Senruns faction for parliament reassembles in Ocwhen he could dd more for 'her ma- sion started an outdoor meeting at swer to prayer they’ve ever had disorders mild It was a letter from Garner Iowa great sums pf money passed through not sign was conciliatory in tone ator Gerald P Nye will switch to the tober or November the surface truce terially than she ever had been able State and Van Buren streets nearby well as serious Democratic FebTom has been since of Moodie candidate hands hundreds that is thousands Billy’s mainisjrjei Nevertheless: it made it clear JhaUhn revival to do for hlra Their hymns caught Billy’s attention asking Billy to hold a of dollars Most of it was giverr away labontes were editor ruary “by the Doumergue govern caused by excess insisting that the young country newspaper opera house That to The brothers stayed at orphanages "I used to hear those hymns in Iff "their acid or the abuse of Toand institutions colleague Senator Lynn J Fra- ment will come to an end needy people Glancy settlement be repudiated and Nye’s who first at Glenwood and then at Daven- Sunday school and at home I'd heard call always has been a mystery to day all of it is diet is the most uni for reelectionthis is zier up gone Feared Election the entire case reopened port five years Edward then had my mother sing them When one of Billy So far as he knows no one used and New York gave him the biggest year is carefully keeping out of the Johnson followed this advice truce is broken the only versally If reached the age limit of 16 and when the workers came into the saloon and in Garner knew him or had heard “love the fierce wrangle Hawaii is not a praised preparation offering” he or apy other evanBil-lto him be the he was dismissed the solution Flivver appears Planes preach possible invited us to attend their meeting at gelist ever has received possession of the U S such as Porto dissolution of the chamber of depu in its field Many ' left with him the mission I decided to go The That first campaign was a tough The aviation industry is beginning Rico and the Philippines doctors and ethical “We had just entered the war when It falls in For a time they lived with their fellows laughed at me but I went one Billy who’d never been on his I ties and the calling of new elections pharmacists recoin began my New York campaign" he to laugh on the other side of its face the category of a territory such as — a the which own before had to preach at 10 meet- said from country grandfather "Square” Corey on his And I liked it prospect mend Pf under’s Tablets Thousands of first day of the campaign regarding Aeronautics Director Eu- Alaska and theoretically can hope shrinks It is felt in all exfarm near Ames But Billy didn’t “I wasn’t converted that night But ings and he had only eight sermons I told "The ” quarters users state that these tablets have re 1 gene for Vidal's developthem me for statehood eventual whatever prbposals they gave take to farm life and soon after an I liked their meetings and I went A lot of midnight oil was burned In would cept among the socialists and com- stored their stomach health h a small to the of are advocates this overseas sfe plane foolproof ing give strong boys undeserved tongue-lashinover a back several times One munists that an election battle which Billy filled the gap night when Garner before Loudly hooted at by politico-aviatiothrough the Red Cross the Y M C pointing out that since the island's ac1 bitDAY TRIAL OFFER broken yoke he went to Nevada Billy started out with "sort of Monroe was preaching I found A the Salvation Army and the like Vidal insisted cession to the U S it has paid an av- certainly would be one of the Harry propagandists Iowa to make his own way in the my terest ever fought coming on the You can sermons with words as long as to God” is Billy’s story of his He his idea ahead with way me of and the $120485 into try Pfundcr’s Tablets on a lib upon $51(00000 gave "They going erage annually world of the critical year-193-5 your arm" but he sori discovered his penny of it went to the bovs every conversion test plan The Pf under y eral over let word leak out that the commerce treasury from various revenue threshold His first job in a hotel paid him real forte "the Anglo-Saxobe a national would calamity speech there When I left New York I had department might buy about 50 such sources This sum is larger than guarantee provides that you can take Repays Debt to Mission cerno means board and room is it Moreover by ’iVe?ue? to draw on these tablets according to directions for own funds for'my rail- - planes or more if they could be ob- that returned by more than a dozen “I was bellhop bus boy clerk and Many years later he was to repay plenty of slang and "Bil- road fare" my tain that the nfew chamber of depu- 15 davs and then if you are not satis tained for around $2000 or less states comin differ would ties everything else Every day J had to in big measure his debt to the mis- ly Sunday” kind of preaching and greatly tied all of your money will be refundedi Scoffers or no scoffers he got Dr Boris Stern Chicago also ‘gave him a great ofdepartment of la- plexion from the present one which sion where he was converted V13 fering $65000 and all of that was plenty of eager offers to undertake bor research "T Amixinj Book has recommend- admittedly is unable to function exexpert It was in Sunday school Billy first or heard about lciven to the oW Pa(ific Garden miV the task His idea was that once the ed that the U S follow the system met Nell Thompson whom millions m Gift Packet lv cept under a coalition of "political Crowds Grow Bigger I end etc set are which he had tools in 'idn been converted jigs up production used by the British government for truce” But there is no example of a America know as "Ma” Sunday It 'Come in and let a subse30 and vears before be will routine liked his preaching His largely It newlyg elected parliament born of dock labor in London was love at first split for him but she People valuable new book °ne his converts a former con-th- quent sljips for the general public stabilizing consists of “decasualization boards” bitter party strife consenting imhad another beau and Billy's suit crowds grew bigger and bigger until “Stomach Health” lower vict once came to can out for much a be Iowa sobbed and and Nebraska opera houses Billy put which control the hiring of mari- mediately to lay political differences and a generous These pests may get into any house didn't progress with the speed with- —usually the biggest halls In town— the story of losing his home because price The war depart- asidetime workers which he circled the bases Her famTrial Packet of —but they don’t stay long where there holdthe £fowds'and he couldn’t meet the payments Billy ment is reorganizing its Veterans' France thus faces in 1935 not only didn’t like the idea of her getUng Plunder’s Tabletsi a him is a vigilant ’houjceeper- - Not when ily wrote check for to to $3000 hehad takct° tent meetings pay Joseph P Kennedy chairnfan of files Ail former soldiers who have a most delicate international situa-tiqcither COMPANY it is so easy to get rid of them with too thitk with a ball player 'to DRUG off the COOMBS mortgage Constantly the calls kept coming the securities commission and a for- held public office or been "promi-tieutland at one time forbade her see from but the gravg possibility Of pro" " StaH St M0 Buhach! an kr2eclownsjind the Friends say he has financed the mer Wall Street "operator say that larger are the in mentioned dissensions found him internal papers” and But Billy was persistanton the bfeff Simply’ sprinkle talk of college education of more than 75 in his experience he has never known segregated in separate files Besoon he began to get a little encour- middle west was filled with this baseball evangelist who" pulled young men and that the country is a big speculator who at some time in cause he is and bed clothing and dust it into fussy abouj his food Min' dotted with homes and institutions Tracks and devices around the room agement Finally they overcame her off his coat add vest tore off his -flf neaeta1 oet within en-aSenator wemmar-rie- d and familj’sdisapprpYal b&dft Iftat" hrid' """Eu-liacMVe swirt about dark iurCenatb 'helped through like a brings hoppe'ef If North Dakota's Henrik Shipstead taught himself to being ruined” jumping-jacis checks insect heas blazed away at days by Billy's ny pest but guaranteed William Langer recent- cook frequently prepares his own In the spring of 1891 the Brother- sin It was about six years ato that the and the devil and booze with salty safe for human beings and animals His specialties are wild ly ousted from office by the state su- food hood association forerunner of the of and blunt cvehts words never before tragic series began which!preme court runs for reelection or game dishes his particular favorite American league broke up and the slang 31 from SAN FRANCISCO to the have lined with his face sorrow heard from a pulpit wiped IN HANDY SIFTER CANS a dish called 'borsch'' a thick stew market was flooded with players BilThere were some who criticized ctrt his savings and forced 0f his troubles It’s all gone every made of moose meat venison grouse SEED STORES ly got his release and with a wife AT DRUG GROCERY on the road his he needs rest— penny- - And now George is dead" and baby to support he left a job of language cabling it vulgar and out and wants it although Shipstead learned to make it 251 751-but others talked of placg how he cried choking with his sobs Federal Alfrom Indian guides beto which paid him good money Sons Go to Los Angelrs Joe cohol Control Administrator Works to Keep Pledges come the first “Y” religious secre- people walked the famous sawdust trail and how "dead beats” began to His eldest son had worked Then he revealed that he had Choate believes that the only way the George tary in the country at $1000 a year pay their bills after Billy had been in with him for a time it) The Pittsburgh- team to which he town hisrampaignsIpjHged himself to pay George' two price of lmuor ran be forced down is wanted ‘him were a few days and how churches but after his first marriage he hadichUdren $125 a month until they are to lower the tariff on foreign prod had been transferred revitalized after his campaighs established a He is strongly urging that ucts back to finish the season real estate business in!2l— the eldest now is 17 Those and saloons and dens of vice gave way Los the new reciprocal tariff act be used His brother to these Angeles Jr lo I Billy have "That'rf go why C A s and Y W C A's and him wag little places I ought to have rest but1o that end places like that In 1929 Billy Jr was sued for di- I can’t” ha said The cities called to him' He went vorce (Copyright 1934 by United Feature Sail any Friday in on of three spotles? new liner via lo by his actress wife A week year ago February at Des Moines reluctantly Elgin III was the first later Gebrge and his wife parted heAwas Syndicate Inc) durattack a Angeles Harbor lo Balboa Canal Zone and Panama heart stricken by city to hear him and she sued' for a separation and ing a sermon A blood clot was found motor oround old Panama City lunch at Hotel Tivoli (bath Becomes Talk of Land support?" He had to return via Puerto Armuelles in the coronary artery Included) One October right In 1932 Billy spend three months in bed with Ma Billy became a public idol the talk Los Angeles Harbor to San Francisco and HAY-FEVE- R of the land His calls took him to was speaking in Detroit for the Michi- nursing him back to health Then Outdoor swimming pools latest mechanLeague After the three more months of rest nearly every state in the union and gan ical ventilation tingle beds all outside he has held campaigns in all but four meeting he received a call that' his He needed more rest but last Seprooms One week's stop over at the Canal of the major cities of the country daughter Helen wife of Frank T tember score allotted his three past New Medleel Dleevverr Creetet He made his famous sawdust trafl Haines Mich Sturgis may be arranged publisher and ten he had to take up again the Atuolutelr Mxleal Reeulle and his exhortation "Get Right With was dying A friend drove him there hard grind of the itinerant evangelist alnua Infection or haj catarrh let Don’t God” as well known throughout the before she died and Billy marked by answering for the first time in his fever lead to more aerloua condition! reFa ft Service FIRST'CLASS Weekly Sailings ( USE COP a dangerous operation grief returned for the remainder of career calls from individual churches quiring dissolves and elimiwhich INAL quickly his tour for the league and returning once again to the nates mucus clears the nasal passages 16 DAYS TO fpedodyn Co A year ago he buried George in a smaller towns " reduces Inflammation and normalises the $190 17 DAYS TO 0 NWacktrDr Chicago III Tha amazing action of PEDODYNE la truly J head respiratory tract Why suffer beside Helen at Sturgis And in For Billy Sunday is broke because entire the agony of hay fever? End that misersn(J grave “I wnt to try Pedodyn Thr ta no obligs marvelooa and a boon to thoao whoso bun Special round trip fares returning water or rail able running nose and aneeaing with chilhis sacrificed he for everything ion causa constant foot trouble and a tor- I Stops catarrh and sinus troubles dren and as long as he lives he must ahlch may lead to mastoiditis Ifilaraed turing bulge to the (hoes It stops pain alSuperior accommodations ouJy slightly iifbef diseased tonsils sre many times due to most instantly and with the inflammation cor- COPINOL 'abnormal nasal dlscharaea is aniacin (Jeorce's business vas hard hit and Infbmot'cm unit leservdtionl aeely United frutt tew-(- f iuoth ruwuis ncsnmnH hn imn fm for iP and swelling reduced so quickly you will be will tonsils rh piocrs rfrts nast) conditions and (Icon vour sum hard I U'Pd Street Son Francisco COPINOL gives positive results or sble to wear smaller neater shoes with ease elit (Ureas pony thtn he had family troubles dure and yoor mmiih in a heslihy condition r any AuHierilid Ant 125’ 1934 Get PENTVPINE TOOTH POWDER at (he $60(1 00(1 I'd saved up to trv anfl' (Copyright and comfort Prove it by actual test on your I North American iCOPINOL NOWI "5r at Schrumnwonn7 p mi Dnir Ator® 112 South Ms in own bunion No obligation MAIL COUPON icon's Stat4 Alliance him and his dealer or busmen Of Inc) Owl outj Drui Newspaper good any help lAdv) (D Lake (A street Salt City jsavc It has never been and this congressional should be the time to Changes in our form discussed campaign discuss it of society so as the new deal call for discussion as thorough and- prolonged and by men as able as in the classic debates of — — the corwcntion-of-1769-which adopted our present constitution Wjjat has happened is this: The measures that compose the new deal — N R A and AAA and the others — by the adventurous and cocksure young intellectuals m the administration and were sent to congress by the president during the panicky days of March April and Mav of last year They were described - Chap-jernacl- e - ten-wee- p 1 -- -- were-writte- The WEEKLY WINS FAME FOR" WASHINGTON as 500-se- - - g n n - -- Bed Bugs! e - Merry-Go-Roun- d y oe ’r h Farmer-Labofite- -' GIlEflT WHITE FLEET k PANAMA CANAL him-bac- k 50 2 - INSECT POWDER HEALS CATARRH SINUS Anti-Saloo- OR MONEY BACK Toirtufre- 74ow of Bimioms Unnecessary! 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