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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
He Has Grown Old

Dear Martha Lee: I am girl "a. and
have an extra good Job. maze more money
have 6esn S married. oncs at an a ~
WITH whom lave B BEEN n Deeply si a love
lots for me but he is very .S' seifish and has
lived a wild life. He is the only man I
have ever really wanted for my own, and
married as that would bore him too much.
Yet be Is very fond Of children and
had son. He is tired Of me now now. 1 feel.
and says J. bore him. He wants me to go
on. with friends and not to depend on
him as he is not worth my time. But
when he knows Of me stepping out, he is
very much interested.
NY friends 1Ss Z, tell me make maxi too much
dates. but am insanely Jealous. and I am
as there are plenty after him. I hope you
can tell me what change TO make to get
- HOPELESS.
Dear Hopeless: The picture you
have given me of this man makes
me wonder why on earth you want
to marry him.. He appears to me
to be a man with senses so jaded
that they require a very strong
stimulus to give him any enjoyment
whatever. If you were older and
wiser you would not live with such
a man for any amount of money.
Nothing in life is more wearing
than providing excitement for a
bored husband. Nothing is more
agonizing to a wife than to have
her husband continually chasing off
after some new sensation. You i'm
press me as girl who wants
home and Children, and faithful
and devoted husband.
However, if you must have this
man, will do my best to help you.
think your friends are right. You
lavish too much on him. You have
left nothing to be desired. If he
can be won at all (Which I doubt
it can only be accomplished by max
ing him think that he has lost you.
Don't bluff him. Seriously try to
interest yourself in other men.
Have as many other dates as you
can. Go out with girls, too, and
keep yourself occupied every min
ute. This would not work if you
do it as a pose. But serious and
sincere effort to wrest your affec-
tons from a man who evidently is
not deeply in love with you may
awaken his interest and turn the
trick.
OF course, you may lose him in
the process. But you will lose him
by spelling him. too. Life is gam
BILE, and do not see how a heart
can be seriously broken at "a, SO
take heart
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
DEG. 10, 1874
d. Of l. to
Giye Party
on Thursday

Final arrangements have been
made for the Daughters of Isabella
card party tournament, to be held
at the Elks Club, Thursday after
noon and evening. This party is
the beginning of a series and parties
will follow once a month for four
months. ANY one winning at either
one of the four parties, will be
eligible to play on winners night,
May II.
The party is in charge of Mrs.
Katherine Mailman, Mrs, John
O'Brien, Mrs. Edward Connell and
Mrs. John Clancy, and the following
committee members who have made
..1~a,xyo kiONNc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
He Loves Two Girls

Dear Miss Lee: love boy that loves
another girl but also loves me. and want
him so bad. Miss Lee, so please tell me
how to win him back?
VIRGINIA.
Dear Virginia. think my answer
to HOPELESS answers you, too. Get
interested in somebody else, and if
his affection is worth your while, he
will not be willing to lose you.
You are entirely too young to
think seriously of love. Please keep
this within the bonds of a boy and
girl friendship, and be sure to have
more than one friend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
KoEomo Societg Officers

At the December meeting Of the
Wonnan's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Grace Methodist Church
OF Kokomo the following women
were hostesseS: Mesdames E. G.
Policy, j. w. Potter, w. D. Parr,
L. 9. Bentley. S. J. Speckien, Rosa
Albright. Lauifnda McElwee. George
Faulkner and Lowell Wilson.
Mrs. Will Mitchell has been elect
ed president ot the Ladies Aid So
ciety Of the Evangelical Church Of
Kokomo. Mrs. George Lantz was
elected Yice president and Mrs. John
ShrOck. secretAry- treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
Blue Triangle Hall

Barbara Clifton, 8, toe cancer,
will appear on the program Of the
Christmas party Wednesday eve
ming at Blue Triangle Hall by the
ITO girls in residence there. Little
Miss Clifton is a niece of the Misses
Sarah and Helen Epperson, Hall
residents. Miss Nancy Reasoner,
Shortridge high school student, also
member of the Blue Triangle
family, will sing. other features OF
the program include carol singing
by the Phyllis Wheatley quartet.
Christmas stories by Miss Mae
Belcher, executive of the Phyllis
Wheatley branch, and stunts by the
girls of each floor of the building;
Christmas tree, seasoned decora-
lions, games, gifts and refreshments
will carry out the holiday spirit.
Ten cent gifts to be exchanged will
later be given to neighborhood chill
dren of the south side.
The chairman of the committee in
charge is Miss Madaline Kruchten,
assisted by her committee, the
Misses Vera Grant, Marguerite
Schmidt and Mary Elizabeth
Fischer.
Announcement
The annual presentation Of the
nativity pageant given by girls OF
all departments of the association
will be Sunday, Dec. IS, at p. m,
in Hollenbeck Hall The public,
especially children, are invited.
Girl Reserves
Club 10, Miss Clara Wieble, adj
wiser, will give a Christmas play
entitled, Christmas Enough for
ALL" The chief characters are:
Lucille Moore, Helen Rinker, Bessie
Taylor, Mary White, Katherine
Pence and Marjorie Winkler. Mem
bers of this club will form the
chorus that will sing Christmas
carols for an entertainment to be
given. at the South Side Y. w. c. A.
Sunday at p. m. Miss Ruth Gala
more will play accomplishments.
Club IA will present a play, Santa
and Son." Monday afternoon at the
school building. The cast includes
Dorothy Ledtord, Mary Ellen King
man, Josephine Callahan, Dorothy
Leighty, Alvene Cane, Maxine Mar
tin and Mary Louise Winkler.
Club 20, Mrs. H. L. Purdy, adviser,
held a Christmas party Wednesday
afternoon The members are asked
to bring gifts for Christmas stock
ing to the next meeting.
Club 81 will hold a Christmas
party at the school Tuesday. Ar
rangements are in charge of Beatrice
Price, social committee chairman.
Club 80 enjoyed a Christmas
party at its last regular meeting.
The program was in charge of Ma
CELL Lacky, president of the club.
Lois Hay was refreshments commit
tee chairman.
Manual High School reserve corps
met at the Y. w. G. A. Friday. A
Christmas program was presented
by the dramatic group.
The Washington High School
Club held its first meeting Friday
evening at the Hawthorne COM
munity house. Supper was served
at and recreation followed
Club 80. Miss Mary Louise Wott-
ring, adviser, will hold a meeting
for mothers of members Thursday.
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Delicious Pie

Two-thirds cup butter, one box
Of swiebach, one teaspoon CHINA
mon, one-half cup brown sugar and
pinch of salt.
Grind sweibach, add salt, CHINA
mon and sugar. Work the butter
into this mixture with the finger
tips. Take out one cup of crumbs
and place remainder in two pie
plates to resemble pie crust. Bake
as you would pie crusts.
Make a custard of the following
Three egg yolks, three cups milk,
four tablespoons of flour, two-thirds
cup sugar and pinch of salt. Cook
in a double boiler until thick. Add
one teaspoon Of vanilla and place
in a crust. Beat egg whites until
stiff and add two tablespoons OF
powdered sugar and one-fourth tea
spoon Of baking powder. Spread on
pies. Sprinkle balance of crumbs
over the top of pie and brown in
slow oven twenty minutes.
Mrs. w. w. Hendrickson, 1902
Edgemont Ave-, city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
Health Education

The following skating parties will
be held besides the regular public
Tuesday and Saturday evening
parties: Monday, 815 p. m, Hillside
Christian Church; Thursday, 8:15 p.
M, Fist Reformed Church, and
Friday, 8:l5 p. m, Englewood
Christian Church.
Bowling games scheduled for
Monday evening are Ringers" VS..
Knots" Peppers" VS.. "Pick-ups, +"
and Indy VS.. "Snappy Five.
The annual Christmas party of
the Health Education department
will be held Dec. 10. This is to be
a kid party. Miss Louise Noble,
department director, will have
charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
IN. RECITAL


The pupils of Miss Molly Gold
stein will give a public piano recital
at Kirschbaum center, 2314 N. Mer-
idian St., Tuesday at BIS p. m.
Miss Minnie Kaplan is the soloist,
and with Miss Jeanette Solotken,
dramatist, and Miss Emeline Joseph,
cellist, will assist Miss Goldstein.
Students taking part will be: Lilly
Winter, Bessie Goldstein, Israel
Mankovitz, Leonore Davis, Joe Man
kovitz, Caroline Patnick, Beatrice
Oppenheim, Sarah Mankovitz,
Miriam Goldstein, Marilyn Lurie,
Betty Davis, Dora Berman and Rose
Ida Baker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
MnDLe' SuruD

If buying maple syrup in quantity
and it tends to mold, heat to the
boiling point and seal in jars. 1t
will keep indefinitely.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
Young Business Women

The Central Indiana Business
College Girls Luncheon Club will
meet each Thursday noon at the Y.
w. G. A. There will be Christ
mas party, Thursday.
The International Friendship
group had a luncheon at 1890 to-
day.
Tuesday and Wednesday the Y.
B. w. @ Club will have its annual
bazaar. The money received will
go to the World Fellowship and
Phyllis Wheatley pledge.
The South Side Club will meet
Wednesday evening.
The Alpha Omega Club is. plan
ming bazaar, 1.-The Feast of Gifts, -
to be held Saturday, Dec. II, at
1850 Virginia Ave. Wednesday night
club members will make the candy
for the food booth, after which
there will be a Christmas story.
Business girls are most invited
to Christmas "cozy" in the living
room at the "Y" Sunday, Dec. 10, at
p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
Golden Weddino

Mr.. and MIRA. William Il. Baisinger,
Eaton, Win csiebrAts their golden
wedctng anniversary AS sneir home
Sunday. They have Always Lived IN
Delaware County.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10

A bunco and euchre party will be
given tonight at $3.50 at the home
of Mrs. Mile Fraul, TIA Woodlawn
Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
SaLndn1l Sandwiches

Sunday night supper is a good
sandwich time. One tempting va
riety is broiled ham on toast, gar
nished with tomatoes and green
peppers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10

A red georgette frock uses pleats
in pointed pattern for its yoke
and on the skirt, flared godets for
fIllneSS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
Three-Omnyters

A beige sports coat of shaved baby
lamb has loose lines with a chic
flare and is cut three-quarter
length.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10

He would like odance with Jane who
wears brocaded slippers
But he fears he wouldn't know just when
to whirl her and to dip her,
For the shoe itself assuredly is certain
indication
That she's up to date on everything
and hence his hesitation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
NEWS NOTES OF Y. W. C. A.

Saturday is the Inter-Club grade
and high school service day. A
Christmas program will be present.
ed in Hollenbeck hall. Each club
has arranged to play Santa Claus to
some child and Santa Claus will
present gifts at the end of the
meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10

He thinks he'll go to dancing school and
learn the way it's done
So he'll never spend another evening miss
ing all the fun,
His sorrow of expression shows the very
WY he feels
AS contemplates tile slippers with the
Stimulating heels,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
Prize Recipes
BY Readers

NOTE-The Times will give 81 for
each recipe submitted by a reader ad-
Judged of sufficient merit to be printed
daily. except Friday, when twenty are
given. Address Recipe Editor Of The
Times. Prizes will he mailed to. winners.
Write on one side of sheet only. Only
one recipe each week viii be accepted
from one person
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10

He knows that in embarrassment, he'd
tread upon the toes
And his painful liabilities he sadly would
expose,
To spoil pair of velvet pumps like this
would be disgrace,
A humiliating blunder which he never
could efface.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10

The annual presentation Of the
nativity pageant given by girls of
all departments of the association
will be Sunday, Dec. 10, at 4 p. m.
in Hollenbeck Hall. The public,
especially children, are invited.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29

kanadsky farmAr podpike osrcd-
Genie, lie ma .prehho roboty ma
rok. Len takym sp6sobom sa n5-
ze mas clovek dostat' do Kanady.
Ci kazdy prist' 'alhovalec sloven-
sky Kanade naozaj NAL v d
mysli fst' robit ma farmu, alsbo
fi tam prisiel umyslom inym,
rozoberat nejdem. Ale 10000 | II
df, odtrhnutych cd svojeti, GU
dzej zemi ktorej pomery ec'nc-
znali vytvorilo novy problem 4
tento treba riesit is rozumem $
citom, lebo sa jedna odakov,
ktori potrebuju i rady pomocl
svojich bratov v Spojenich Sta
toch byvajucich.
(Pokracovanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29
zPRtJEMNIME svoJ DoMACI zIvoT.

Mate muza ktory nerad donna sedi! Deti, ktore pri
du domovsa len najest naspats Zenu ktora je radsej
" s6ve'' susedov, nezli donna?
Ak ao nato m,lsi byt pricina. CT ste snazili til
pricinu najst odstrant'?
Tsice do1nacnosti rocne rozbiane je pre- neprjemny
rodinny zvot tsfce ich sto vzdy blizko rozbtia.
to preto re domaci rodnny zivo je nezneseny budto
muzovi, zene alebo Diet 'onl.
Pricn, ktore zneplijennujn dolnac ziyot je mnoho.
Ivadvost neshoyornost' nelaskavost' neveselost
l,osusnost kiutohavos - vsetky vedu pomaly ale ise
odcudzeniu manzela cd manzelky naopak, dietok
cd rOdicov alebo rodcov cd detok Necisota, nepola
dok zle zachadzanie atd 81, vseko druzkai prv
yanych neresti
Prijenny rodnny Hvot moze panovat v kazdej do
acnosti kazde rodine. tomu je len dobra VOLTA u
kazdeho elena rody potrebna Kde rodicia predchadza
il dobrym prkladom tam al detky byyaj1 dobre po-
slusne Spokojnost je stavom dse ME stayom majet
ku. Je 2ristupna kazdflnu tlovekn Zaysi cd foveka
sameho, aby NAL prijenmy rodinny ziyot,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29
cAsoPIs PRE- sLovENsKYCH FARMARov

Vydavate stvo ''Obranv'' nedavno oznamo, re
podujme vydavane 6asopisu pre- slovenskych falmd
roy, jestli ich vopred prihlas mekol'ko tisic.
Velm poclvaly yhodne Slovenski far1nari Ame-
,ike potrebujl faarsky casopis ako SOL Bez neho su
ko rozratene bez rady pomoc ponechani seba
opusteni Falmarsky casops by ch sbliz dusevne spo
jill vvvinu mich cit spolulatrcnost svojpomoci, co
je tez vyznamn6, podcal modemych sposoboch falma
lenia.
Zlde vastnych zktisenosti, re slovensky fal1nar
povacsne je tm istym, ak1 byval donna Sovensku:
velmi konzervatfvnym novoty nepriplst 'aj1cm Maj
radsej fa1ma ako jeho rolncil: neprakticky
vlaGne. nepremyslene, len tax 'nazdarboh Preto al
nezdar bvva castym idePom sovenskeho farmala Ane
rike.
Odhadujeme re Spojenych Statoch je najmenej
esa 'tisic sovenskydh farem Nasi fa1nar nachoda
kazdom State Une najviac ch je Ia blizku vacsicl
niest Ma youngsowskon okoli ich je vyse so. tycf
acsattsic mao by sa prihasit aspo polovica. Avsak
slime pochybujeme, re sa ich prhlasi stvtina Je to VI
oroba Slovakov re neradi sami cd seba kupuj1 acen
slovo Ak ch koektor aebo nekto my nalovor to este
este ale mao je tych ktori dobrovon predplatia
A ma fanny koektor chodit nem0ze. lebo by Wac vyna-
oz gazoln aebo zelezncu, nez by jeho zarobok OBJ
nasal
Nasch fal1narov youngstownskom okoli, ktorl ST,
aby prihasili odberaelov odborneho fa1llskeho
cisopisu Adresa Obrany je p @. Box 551, Scranton.
Penna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29
oBETUJME.

! Youngstown je jednym tyck malo mest, ktore sa
.star svoe menej astne obyvatestvo, svoju chudo
sbu bezmocnych. Ale co je Youngstown? Youngstown
W. ia y vsetc jeho ohyvatelia Preto podporova
chudobnych stasnych msme znasat' vsetci oil a
.svojch sill MET vicseho prejavena krest anskej las
ky, ako pomahanie slabsim.
: Toho roku tax, ako minute, vedie sbierka
pnenie Spoocenskej Pokladnce korej podpory
cey rok udel' 'jd Laskorocna sberka boa vycerpana
treba u nahradit Preto ked budete poziadani
obeovat, obetute vd acne srdca. lynn vykonae jed
.ou nakrasich krest anskych obcanskych povinnost
: svoich
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29
PADol. DoLu eOHoDAlI
9llnTE'G. NE "A zRAlSu

Z Jan Jantovic zemrel NEST
skej nemocnici od 1razoy, utrpe-
nych v nedel u Y roci, ked padol
50 schodov domu, ktorom by
val. Policajna yrchnost' zprvu
myslela, ze Jantovic boil SO scho-
dov soteny a arestovala dvoch je-
ho spoluburderov, ale koroner icl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29
ospravedlnl vyhlssenim smrti
JantotMa "a nahodild.
zoMRELA I'M DCERKA.

Dorota Janka Sopko, poltret "a
rocna dcera Michala a Amy Sop
ko, zornrela ma zapalenie plic V
domacnosti rodicov, 2513 Shirley
Road. Oplakavana je rodicmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-29

pldlld SNOJu AhUEStlUSl CeiiOu tan
vysokou, We nadobudnute zk1se-
nosti toho ME, si hodny.
Dobre sa zamyslite uvazujte,
ked vidite Y Kanade tych novo-
dosfych prist 'ahovalcov, ktori sa
len musia wit a vpravit do no.
vych pomerov. Pocdvajte ich st az
nosti, ponosy, povedia Vam pre-
co odisli kraju; co oeakavajd
Cd Kanady. Kazdy Vam uda pri-
einu inn, a predsa tenor vsetkych
je-neutesene pomery, vysoke da-
ne, atram1ctvo pri obsadzovani
verejnych miest, vsetko viacej-
menej razu hospodarskeho, ale.
ME razu takeho, ze by sa to media
10 nejakym sposdbom I'll 'avit ).
zmiernit' a hrot zalob zbavit' o.
stria. Ale to je vecou dobrej vole,
a til SINE dosial 10 strany Prahy
nevideli, aspon nie pokial' sa ty-
ka Slovakov.
Ked' chceme rozumet' postave-'
niu slovenskeho prist 'ahovalca v
Kanade je trea, ably sme rozlmell
i prvom rade Kanade sameJ.
Tato krajina. $. priestorom vac
sim nez Spojene Staty, je V pr
vom rade krajinou zemedelskou.
Miliony akrov zeme LEILA nedo-
tknute. cakajice na pflne ruky,
ktort by chcely nielen 20 zeml
urvat' ten kus zivobytia, ale to
nesmierne bohatstvo. ktore le v
mel obsazene. Pc Stranke fabrl-
ckej vyroby, priemyslu, mozno
povedat', ze Kanada je mad
industrializovana" t. j. kanada
ma vel vacsi priemysel nez "a
ky by potrebovala pre- tfch svo-
jich osem milionov obyvatel 'ov;
domaca spotreba je obmedzena
poctom obyvatel 'ov: v[voz nara
Ia na konkurenciu inych krajin,
kore sa tiez zaoberajii svetovym
obchodom, a TAX Kanada hi adj
riesit' svoj problem priemyslo-
vej nadvyroby tym, ze sa usiluje
osadit tie miliony akrov zemi pri
st 'ahovalcami y druhej strany
mora. y -"
a. V tomto pokuse sa Kanada
najsamprv obratila ia Ansliu,
kde l'ud rovnorody by skor bol
| odpovedal poziadavkom rychleho
prisp6sobenia sa. Lenze tam sa
tento pokus nepotkal vel ,kyn
zdarom. Anglickr l'ud zemedel.
sky sa l'ahko nevyst 'ahuje. j
konzervativnejsi, nez l'ud ] inycl
| povolani, priemyslovy robotnik
robotnik vo fabrikach nerad id'
IL vel'kych miest ma fanny. Jake
| kol 'vek je postavenie toho fabri
ckello robotnika, OH poziva vyho
Idy. aktch Fud ma farmach nepo
ziva. ba ami pozivat nem6zs Fa
bricky robotnik robi denne urcit.
pocet hodin, ma bud ito tyzdenn'
aldbo pol-mesadnd vyplatu, do
stava styri razy, alebo aspoi dv'
razy mesiaci hotove peniaze d.
dlani. moze sa list zabavit d.
klubov, divadiel a na yselijake i
ne zabavy ktorych sa robotni
kovi ma farme ani-snit nemoze.
preto zivot na farme vyhl al
ma moznost stat sa samostatnyI
! vlastitel ON p6dy ako j moznost
nabyvania vlastlleho bohatstv
nema pre- priemysloveho -robotni
ka d 'aleko tel prit 'aElivosti. ne
axe majl jeho okanMite who'd.
" meste, kde vsak. jeho deti trpi
pod nasledkami spolocenskeho sy
stemu, ktory ich znovu vhana d
! fabrik, akonahle s1 dost starry
mi, ably mohli ist robit'.
4 Kanada sd tedy obratila na 0
statnn Europu, a ponevac pray
lv tom case zakony v Spojenyc
Statoch znemoznili Slovakom, ii
| by sa to smell yyst 'ahovat 4 po
nevat pomery domoyine sa sta
/ valy pre- nidh nesnesitel ne, hrnu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06
Changing Heavens.

"As changeless as the stars" has
always been a favorite COMPARE
son with the lover, who wishes to
indicate the constancy of his devotion.
As a matter OF fact, changes are
always in progress, though the move
ments are very slow. Should a per.
son go to sleep today, with a good
star-chart in his hand. and wake up
in about $4,000 years be would not
be able to identify 2 single one OF
the little twinkling lights, unless he
understood the changes that had
taken place, as the pole itself would
have shifted its position.
The beautiful constellation of the
Southern Cross may not be seen from
any part of Europe today, and only
from the extreme southern coast of
the United States, but long and long
ago 1t shone for the dwellers on the
shores of the Baltic and may again
be seen in that latitude In about $4,000
years. 1t will also be visible on the
shores of Hudson Bay. At present,
however, it is going rapidly southwark,
and in short tine-2,000 or 5000
years-will not be seen from the most
southern point of Florida.
In like manner the brilliant star
Campus. which is now visible in the
southern portion of the United States,
will, in 10000 years. cease to rise,
even in Central America.
In like manner the brilliant star
Alexandria, catalogued the stars
Alpha and Beta Centauri, but TODAY
these glorious stars are only just
visible at the pyramids and in a few
thousand years they may be seen
only by the dwellers on the Nile in
upper Egypt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06

Congress five times. A most impor-
tant man is the Hon. Amos L. Pea
body, lawyer and leading citizen. He
is chairman of the local Red Cross.
pillar of the Catherine E. Hadley Hos
pital and president of the Mythical
City Civic League.
Each December he goes to Wash
ington, returning at the end Of the
session. His speeches are published
in the Congressional Record and re.
printed i'm the Mythical City Gazette
Times Every day this paper runs a
'4Fashington News" column contain
ing the activities of the Senate and
Congress. The folks back home"
eagerly scan this feature, for they
understand and discuss national is
sues with keen discernment.
The only official contact most of the
folks ever had with Washington, how
ever, is represented by packages of
divers and sundry seeds reposing on
shelf by the cellar stairs, but this Gus
tom ts obsolete.
Nov. Judson p. Higgenbotham is
no small fry" himself in his home
Town. He is liberal contributor to
the church and public organizations,
giving generously of both time and
money, so that he has the reputation
of being a solid citizen and one of the
bulwarks of the community. He is
known as a pretty good vote getter
for his party, for as Higgenbotham
votes so do most of his friends, and
they are legion. Mr.. Higgenbotham
votes the straight Republican ticket
His father was a Wing and cam
paiened for Lincoln. He does not
dabble in politics for personal ag-
arandizement or gain. but from 2
3,urely patriotic standpoint. He is in,
ierested in the success or failure Of