The Daily News Leader from Staunton, Virginia • 5

PAGE FTVF STAUNTON CAPTIVATED BY GREER GARSON; BOND RALLY DECLARED A BIG SUCCESS ROSSEK ACQUITTED served by Page County Sheriff W. Ruffner following a protest made by I. R. Dovell of Luray. commonwealth's attorney, to Governor Darden.

Judge Booton, In his statemen; regarding Rosser's acquittal, said. "I acquit Prank Rosser, perosnal- ly. If the fair association were being tried, I should not hesitate to give the maximum penalty These carnivals are wrong, and if this ever happens again, I hope proper action will be taken in time." Rosser testified he saw officers playing slot machines at the fair, but that he did not know they were Illegal. W. H.

Bear cf Ocala, was fined $100 and costs for possession of illegal slot machines at the fair on Sept. 1. Beard owned 10 "claw" machines which were in use at the fair, and these machines were ordered destroyed by Judge Booton. SAN DIEGO BASE occupied by Marines In December, 1921. MAN GUNS Luray, Sept.

UP) Frank Ros-ser, president of the Page Count? Pair association, was acquitted by Trial Justice John H. Booton today on a cnarge ol permitting gambling at the fair. Aboard ship United State Marines man the secondary batteries and anti-aircraft guns. One of the largest Marine Corps bases. San Dieso, was first rp- THE EVENING LEADER.

STAUNTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1912 MONTGOMERY 70 WARD audience. Perhaps these selectees had no relish for the Job they are doing, she said, but they are do JiJat Mw-. Jljit Ai(: ing their part In a serious way. miss Garson said she would tell any Virginia boys she saw train ing in California that she saw their home folks and tell them that they are not alone, because their own folks are with them. Not a Favor The speaker also pointed out Save that the purchaser of a War Bond ow eve ee is a good investment and she also contrasted what the purchaser is HI i contributing to the war effort with what the boys are giving up.

What good will money be if this country loses the war, she asked, saying that if the war Is not wen it will take $500 in American money to buy a cup of SELECT FROM DOZENS OF SPECIAL VALUES III FURNITURE, RADIOS, STOVES AND HEATERS BUY WHILE STOCKS ARE COMPLETE! coffee. 'Let's hoe potatoes," she said, and not think about what is going to happen ten years from now. The people of Virginia have tra ditions, Miss Garson said, and live up to them splendidly. They also have felings and imagination, she praised, expressing confidence that they would be willing to back to the limit any members of their family in the Armed Service, or members of their neighbor's family, or any of the boys. She read a statement made re Chairman Timberlake said today he hoped the investment in bonds incident to Miss Carton's personal appearance here would be as much as $100,000.

Red-haired Greer Garson continued her triumphant tour of the state when she appeared here last night and captivated some 600 people by her gracious manner and the dramatic emotional appeal she made In asking them to support the fighting men by investing In War Bonds and Stamps. Miss Garson urged the throng gathered in the Mary Baldwin College auditorium not to get behind the man behind the gun but to get up alongside of him and by buying War Bonds every week to the extent of ten per cent of their pay checks to furnish the fighting men with the things they so desperately need. Any of her listeners would be glad to give bullets to one of this county's boys who was out of ammunition on the fighting line, or to furnish him with food or medicine if he were hungry or ill; or to lend a hand to a sailor who was overboard in a sea of flaming oil or to help the flyer fix his parachute if he had to bail out. With logic she pointed out that all could not help in this dramatic way but everyone could do his part tp see that money is available with which to purchase this equipment. It was the first time the newly erected auditorium had been used and the crowd assembled early in their desire for choice seats.

Shortly after eight o'clock, the program was opened by Wm. T. Mclntyre, who served as master of ceremonies. After group singing of a verse of the national anthem and the invocation by the Rev. Dr.

J. Lewis Glbbs, President L. Wilson Jarman of the college spoke a brief welcome, pointing out that this was the first time the auditorium had been used, terming it a most auspicious beginning for the structure and trusting that the memory of the evening would linger long and set a pattern for the use of the auditorium in the years to come. Made Citizen Next presented was Lyle G. Wel-ler, president of the local Chamber of Commerce, who thanked Dr.

Jarman for making the building available for the meeting and stating that he was happy in the small part his organization had played in its erection. By authority cf the mayor, he proclaimed Dr. Jarman a citizen of Staunton. He accepted. cently about Wendell Willkie concerning the African front to the effect that he was struck by what a little more eouinment in th hands of the Allied Army would MsassssVssaaaWI have done to the German General Rommel.

"American boys are on that front," she concluded. "There is no more I can say. Keep it up, will you? Thank you." Won All Awards After receiving prolonged ap plause, Miss Garson returned to the microphone to tell the audience that Billy Crimmett. a Leader Publishing Co. newsboy, had sold more than 112,000 ten-cent war stamps and thereby won all of the awards offered by the United States Treasury Department.

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Moomaw, deputy ad ministrator for the War Bond sales organization in Virginia. Also rec ognized were the following mem bers of the local War Sales com Pointing cut that Miss Garson Is sponsored by the motion picture industry in an effort to sell a bil mlttee: Wayt B. Timberlake, lion dollars worth of War Bonds chairman; Chas. Hunter, Dun can Cury, L. W.

H. Peyton, John WHILE THEY LAST 5-TUBE RADIO O. Snyder, Mrs. C. A.

Seaton, this month, he said that to the best of his knowledge this was the first time that a moving picture star had ever made a public ap Mrs. Catharine Blckle, Col. Pey' ton Cochran, and Frank Driver. Mr. Moomaw spoke briefly, stat pearance in this city.

After the speaker had praised ing that nowhere in the United 10.95 her briefly. Miss Garson was ush States is there a better county ered to the center of the stage and there presented with two dozen Mrs. Miniver roses, which she chairman than Wayt Timberlake. While the grown-ups were buy ing War Bonds, a group of youngsters decided that they would vest in War Stamps but upon mat graciously accepted. She was attired in a trim black costume, unrelieved except for a small amount of costume Jewelry ing application for them they were Hurry! Only a limited quantity of these 1942 radios and we can't get any more when they're gone! Radio has dynamic speaker, built-in loop aerial, easy to read dial! $1 more for ivory! told that the supply was exhaust and the green gloves to comple ed.

This was overheard by Miss ment the color of her eyes, Garson, who graciously told them Surrounded on the stage by those that they could buy them to day and took time to tell them men and women who had pur chased bonds of $100 denomina tion or greater, the speaker greet' about the large total effect ac complished by ants in carrying 1 1 ed the throng by stating that while she had no set speech she had a few thoughts but the wel only one grain of sand at a time BROWNSBURG FAIR AND HORSE SHOW come she had received "sent them flying." 3-WAY PORTABLE GETS EUROPE DRAW BIG CROWD She had done so much talking lately, Miss Garson said that she had barnacles on her vocal cords." More Like England 38.95 49.95 Virginia is more like England SENSATIONALLY LOW PRICED NEW GAS RANGE Complete Brownsburg's third Community fair, held on Labor day, attracted a large crowd with nearly 1,000 paid admissions. The fair was sponsored by the 64.95 PRICE CUT! COAL-VOOD CIRCULATOR HEATER than the old country, she said, stating that because there are so many people here of scotcn-irisn WBrownsburg Ruritan club, with co descent that she felt much at Sensational 6-tube AC-DC portable gets Europe direct! Radio plugs in anywhere or plays on self contained 325 hour battery pack! Loop aerial! Dynamic speaker! See it today. New government regulations permit you to buy a new gas range if you need one! Here's the biggest range value of the year! Oven bakes biscuits in 1 0 minutes from a cold start! Has Robertshaw control! Ribbon-Flame burners on the handy centered cooktop! Glide-out broiler! Full Rock Wool insulated oven and broiler! Gleaming porcelain! Prices cut for sale event! Now you can buy a coal-wood heater if you need one! Built like a furnace more heating power than we've ever seen at this low price! Heats up to 4 rooms has a ribbed cast-iron dome for added heating surface! Heavy cast-iron fire-resisting Duplex grates! Large feed door! Modem designed all porcelain finish! ASK ABOUT WARDS MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN! home. This is the first state foreign geography student learns about, she said. Telling of her mission, she stated that she knew the people of this section were meeting their "War Bond quota every month but she appealed to the people "here in the heart of America" to.

keep up the good work. Miss Garson said she liked to talk to people of the big-little cities like Staunton, because the large cities are too much alike, are too cosmopolitan. If the smaller jdaces are the heart of America, she said, then' everything Is all right for "its heart is beating with a wild pulse tonight." Some of Staunton's boys are leaving today to go into the service, she conttnued, and were present last night, and maybe some of them will go to California, the Hollywood citizen pointed out, where many of the boys are train operation of the Home Demonstration club. John C. Layman, local teacher of vocational agriculture, was director.

Probably outstanding in both talent and interest was the horse show both afternoon and evening, with a number of entries. Exhibits of cattle and draft horses were excellent. Farm exhibits of T. R. Beard attracted considerable attention, while women of the community had interesting displays of canned goods, cakes, pies, flowers, handwork, pets, etc.

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