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Evening star., 1928-07-23
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In securing two men that can within
kaaTt period Of time become a branch man
sSeF OF assistant manager. paying salaries
4Tcm 5000 10 sS.096 q year plus bonus
The TeE1Bners ttca while training will be
Enore thzn interesting Your application viii
he treated coafdertiRliy. Personal inter
view Only 20 - any morning this week
Ask for District Manager. 2G1 DenFike BIDS
1910 Vermont ave. NV
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
We are getting many inquiries on our new
Enocerate-pFfced homes need q young man
e foIlaw prospects: ne must be polite, am
BILIOUS for success snd experienced; can
o1er real opportunity.
ROBERT ". SAVAGE.
III Union Trust Bldg
Evening star., 1928-07-23
ROOMS-FURNlSHEn


1913 ST. Nw-Fron; room for two s2s
water. AaS''' 'NASA s0t
it4s N ST. Nw,--Neat room. instsntsrsop,Sx
&C &C, water, central locs tion. near Govt dsssts
FfiSate family. Gentlemen. Sfs
sle \ ST. N.w.-rwo nice downtown house
Ssepins front rooms: electricity: eontinnous
not water; S2s monthly for couple AnnIS
Apartment two. second foer AppS
tse 3rd ST, Nw,-2nd-efcc front : roor,s
houseSeeplns; central: 81 per weeS sSs
M lsSS iith ST. Nw.-Beautifui. large front
hath continuous hot water ="
ilSs T ST Nw~Doahle and single rooms.
s,auSisM s and permanent; Specisl weekly
sien n "FSnsn Frsnk,n rsse sses do"n'own ses, icca
SSot l6t9 Sr.-Attrsctiye room. incloSsa
porch adioinlng bath; reasonable
LIZA VI. AVE. COL. sO4s-- Entire frSt scor;
SoasskeepSr0 ssss@en, sssr,ss sIss ssspps nn
kitchen. SessonsSIe.S Main Msseas sass rooms and
1921 JEFFERSON PL. llsth and Conn ave
front room. ami twin enrst s. sna-Story
able '" "s"S' NetS reason
1915 EYE. NV. tFranSlin pars7--Ss week
SOS u stss Fraasin + III E E 81 'sssnslsn's snsh
sor.aole, well furnished front reor, seso,5 Son,
"oos' nVe windows tive closets, electricity
OPPOSITE cHAsTLEToN, 4siY RTGos pI.
inst. hot water ns phene sem sssvics sh0~sF ss.h
SoLoNIAL. HOTEL 18th & M StS NV
sAs,ele ncsltaele Slnsle and double rocmS. run hotel
service. $50 and up per month -" "N'''
THOMAS CrRcLE cLUB~Iarse front room
nwin bees adjoining bath; eonttnuouS net
mSee'' AaaieS preferred 1875 Mass ave
tsss n sr Nw-rwo second -fcor fgs,,.
sto1s' atp%ssNsSS"k siSs f0'>' elee'''s'y h.wh .ss
LACLEnE Thomas Circlel. issS Veymsrt
ave- Apt, A-~Well ventilated havswt,Nsscs
reoms family ef tive adults
lSs7 10th SIT, NV room SOa kItsbsnefia
month > 'NV"A We prf
sSi q NE 1--WE front rooms nieelv sa,
tVI hoNSekeeping, Private family Phone
lNh, SkSAsW, 0arAge aSt
SHERMAN, APT, sos South front reom.
~ wy ". . psESoh, before 10 am or after 7 Pm
sis MASS. AVE, N.W--Cool. clean roens
utSt aoor rent reasonable, gcntleman
iin 81, N,w,~-Reantiflilly furnished laTse
,.uIe atshaF F"ous' running water also yeuNE siFl
lees RHppg ISLAND AVE Nw--Sinsle
ana double rooms, adjacent baths Snmnssr
rates Decatur llas SSs
ltSS ,FAlRMoNr ST ~-Larger hyight. eans-
toftasiy furnished room IN FeAnsd horae
nsth ealoihins Reasonable rent Gentle
lSSi iith Nw,--2na- door treat ant. large
room, kttchenette and afreiis .iyN Ma@s
room. kitehenette, so meathly "a
stal 18th Sr~ FuFniSaea rooms, ecntJnrnss
eeSsi wsssaseti near 1--WE ear lines ana bus ssep
Evening star., 1928-07-23

sAEE--AUT0MoBrLEs.
FOR GOOD USED CARS
SEE BOB BAYNE.
LATEST MODELS.
1878 Buick Standard Coach.
l9s6 Essex Coach. latest model.
i9Ss ChrySler q Town B.oughsm.
1871 Buici ip Standard Coup Coups. rumble seat
1877 Chrysler Roadster. rumble seat
o9s lS2s & Buick Master s Six Sedan.
MANY OTHER LATE MODELS
TERMS AND TRADE
Phone Decatur 1f92.
Wl2 18th st. NV.
COMPARE
CARS
AND
PRICES.
Due to the demand for the 400
Series Nash" YOU are offered
these exceptional bargains at
much lower prices than have
ever been quoted before.
FOR COMPARISON
f928-Nash Standard
coach, a bargain at 500
1926-Chevrolet Landau $50
lo28-Nash Ambassador.
Car like new. ..... 400
1o2+-Franklin Demi
Sedan ........... 400
lo26-Hupp 8 Touring.
A bargain at...... $50
1927-Advance Sport
Roadster. A bargain SIS
And many others. terms that
will suit on cars that will please.
WALLACE MOTOR Co,
Nash Distributors.
100 l. St. NV.
Open Evenings. Dec. 22S0.
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sALI:--AtlTOMORuEs

AJAX SEDAN, ti2S; terms. owens Motor
Me, 6J23 0a. ave,
BUICK 4-PAss COUPE New rubber and
inSt rcc0nditioned. Many thousands of miles
OF transportation at low cost Terms, L.
7. Steuart. Inc, la2b lAth 81, NV
BUICK. MASTER SPORT ROADSTER, 1927
n FIRST, class condition; fully equipped
10y careful owner. who has purchased iarger
car Call Shepherd 3040-W. 90
BUfCK COUPE 6-cyis perfect condition!
R00d fubbefi many extras, ifa. owner Will
demonstrate Cfamer, l412 You ST.. nv 23'
BUICK COACH, 1925 appearance and con.
dition good 1920 terms Phone North 5i1
or see st ii36 2cth 81 NV.
CADtII.AOs -- Many STYLES and all models
from hT 10 34l Hll IN ine shape some have
teed. Priced from $3.50 % $4,000 easy
terms; your car la trade The Washington
Cadillac Co. l3B Conn ave.
CHANDLER COACH, ie1G---fn good candiv
ti0n and for quick sale ii very low price has
been made The Washington Cadillac Co.
tiJH Conn. ave.
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1895 $3.50 termsi
will guarantee. Phone North SAT or see 81
1870 20tb 1T NV.
CHEVROLET SEDAN 1926 THIS Is your
chance To yet car that has had exceptional
care IN very good condition; easy terms.
l. T. Ateuaft me, 1929 1Ath st,
CHEVROLET ROADSTER New top, good
paint and tltfai car ~ very good eendls
ton. /. T. RleuaIt Inc. 1928 t4lh st. nW,
CHEVROLET COACH 1896 New Duoq, nm.
st. NV
CHEVROLET SEDAN l92al 1900 terms
viii guarantee Phone forth a4T OF seq al
1875 2nth kt nv. New Uueo hnish.
Evening star., 1928-07-23
EEArTY PARLOKs.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PERMANENT WAVE is CUniB - 3D.
Hupegnaous Haif Permanently hemoYT
Hazel IGiiiGn. 1890 conn ave- 2na u, h Wfa
Evening star., 1928-07-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ANTIQUES old gold, silver, diamonds, Jew.
eiry. A. r. Arnold. 1928 q At NV Main
8i13
APPAREL linens. women's and children'E) 81
needed for rummase sale; also curtains
dishes, russ and miscellaneous articles, wilt
pay cash. Phone Mr.. Winger, Ff 1871. 26'
APPAREL, mems. women's and children S.
for rumriage sale; household articles. cur"
tains. BEDDING, etc WIN pay cash Call Mr.,
x 81. nv. or 1898 NV
BOOKS BOUGHT Main s543. It'll @ ST.
NV Paul pearlman.
FURNITURE Before selling, phone Franklin
ssi7 and get the best results; We. posi-
lively pay more for furniture china, bric-a-
brae. pianos. etc, than any one In the busi-
ness. The Lincoln Co, COL NV.
WE BUY ANYTHING 2s'
FURNITURE WANTED-~We pay highest cash
prizes for sl kinds Of tnarnitgrs rugs an
1858 and be convinced. Notes Furniture
House 40s 10th st. NV. "a
FuRN1TURE--Want to buy at once can
pay cash. Phcne Franklin 5394. "a
FURNITURE needing some furniture,
shannon. Adams 2lsi 24'
prices paid Write or phone Main s6s6
Square Deal Furniture Co. sol Eye st. nv
FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted, best prices
paid Capital Furniture Co, 62i La. ave.
NV. or phone Franklin in267
household Goods and ONCE furniture $40
La, ave. NJ b529. Adams il0s after y m,
GOLD, silver, watches, diamonds and old
wi STffs cash esafa aae pad R senaer as 'et q
OLD GOLD Bring in your old gold, silver,
platinum, diamonds, also discarded ieweiry.
We need them in our manufacturing dept,
Mili pay highest prices. A. Kahn Inc 9SS
Evening star., 1928-07-23
- - ll-l,-5is.slssz'-7s.s'7sa
PERSONAL.

%
The rate under heading OF Personal
is cents peF line additional to the
regular line rate.
Evening star., 1928-07-23

HELP--~NALE.

HEAF-~MAl.E.
RtKER wanted Cor douennuiS, buns and
rolls Home Bakery, eli Sth sc.
BAKER. white. on bread, rolls, pies, cakes.
oresS Box 26-R. Star ofsioc
BOY Win wheel. over. IS. e deliver pack
CTRCC..ATIoN MANAGER WANTED
know row 70 handle national distribution
EMO should be familiar with military ranks,
Box i07~J. Star effsce IA
Cf.ERK-Soda fountain and drus clerk;
hours s s.m, TO : pm, Sslsry 20 start, SIC
Rosslyn Drug Store, RoSslyn. Va.
CLERK-~We want 10 make sales executive
cat Of an experienced ONCE man under so.
Really an exceptional opportunity. Salary.
from 10 70 1850 pm, see Mr. Sauriol. Pogo-
Esac Electric App- Co, lsth ana G sis. NV.
IeooRMAN tcoloreGl. hotel experience; over
Eottei. . Nes fe~0 N''i"'A"' N'' S'O''
DRIVER wanted, experienced. for soft-drink
tTac& ADDRESS Box 2s-R, star Office. IS
FOREMAN. automobile repair shop, IN high
cations, replies held III StricteSt confidence,
address Box 26-R, Star Office.
GROCERY CLERK and meat cutter. exper-
isnoed. Apply 1901 l4th nv. after am.
ENJOYABLE Summer work in Virginia
IS offered active pUrpoSefuI advanced stu
Bon 4ss-R. star ofHcs.
MAN. ever 25, fer sales position; mast have
had hIgh school education. SIS per week
to start; opportunity for advancement APP
ulE Tuesday. q IS 20 pm, Room 20S, 6SI
st. nv.
MECHANIC. arst-claSS only. with references.
Nolans Gsrage. tlli lSeh st.
MEN, 5, Catholic, wanted tor saleSmen. can
earn sac Teek. See Mr. II Wolfe, between
S-lo OF SIS, Room 1910. lSsS II ST. NV,
MEN, 5000 personality and character, &c
demonstrate anC take orders tor the Fuller
Brush Co &25 and commission guaranteed
y hile learning. 7i@-AetTopolitsH Bank Bids.
MuLTIGRAPH OPERATOR, experienced;
steady employment Phone Alex So
OIL AND GREASE Statesmen for Wash.
so. No. and Va, for ola reliable company
seiltne Al products; opportunity for go
settlers. Mr. Eweil. ale Bend Bldg, be-
fore ~ O'Clock. or BY appointment.
PHARMACIST. reliable. reeistereo settled
man goo6 salary 10 right party; give name
oL last employer. Address Box 24-R. Star
oasce
REAL ESTATE OFFICE of good standing
cesITeS yaunE man with experience in SELL
3ng homes Apply in your own handwriting.
SfBtsng age ana experience. Replies conf
oennal Address Box 4ea-M. star oflce.
SALESAEEN 5. neat appearance. 10 sell ma
tf9zsAfs known and advertised electric ap-
pRance IN local dept store Apply TO Mr.
jacobsen from 70 10 a m or from 1 TO
m, On 9Th soor of the National Electrical
sEppiy Co. 1880 n Y. ave. nv.
YOUNG MAN 10 Wait on counter or
hours evenings; must be refined; references.
Apply 1881 Pa. nv.
Evening star., 1928-07-23

comparison as to price and con-
djtiOn.
1927 Chrysler 20 Royal Sedan.
1927 Hupp 6 Cpe.. rumble seat.
1926 Willys-Knight 4-door Sdn.
1927 Dodge Sedan.
1927 Chrysler 50 Roadster, rum
bic seat.
1923 Chrysler g Coupe.
1926 Chrysler 20 Roadster.
1927 Hudson Coach.
1926 Nash Spec. 4-door Sedan.
1926 Dodge Roadster.
SPECIALS.
1924 Maxwell Touring 49,. $o5
1924 Nash s Touring ..... 105
1926 Ford Touring. ...... 95
1924 Maxwell 4-door Sdn.. 225
1924 Jewett Sport Touring. $50
1924 Dodge Coupe. ......, Us
AND OTHERS.
II. B. LEARY. JR., & BROS,
Distributors.
1921 l4th St. NV.
North 1oQ6 Niuht North 6216
Evening star., 1928-07-23
RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

USED RADIOS from k5 up. All in good
condition. Smiths Battery and Radio SerV'
Ice, 2il9 18th 81, NV
Evening star., 1928-07-23

YOUNG FATtfiyIN
Double Yeilowhead and Redhcad
Guaranteed To learn 10 talk
ATHERTOEs PET SHOP. 6i2 r ST, NV l.
CANARIES and parrots boarded by week or
month; new. clean, sanitary surroundings
best food and care Athertons Pet Shop
6i1 st Main 47n2, We call. 27s
FINEST FACILITIES IN CITY FOR
BOARDING DOGS AND CATS.
DR. LOCKE's HOSPITAL.
1922 fRVIfi0 ST NV. col. 574
Evening star., 1928-07-23
STTuArI0N-MALE AND FEMALE.

RELIABLE COUPLE. eolored. wish work IN
city or sub; woman as cook, man chauf-
feuF best Of reference. Address Box 22-R,
Star mice
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-15
East Texas Farm
Is Modern Model

WOODLAND, Texas-OP-A WON
an Is the exponent Of intensive ag-
riculture In eastern Texas.
Four Pines. the 24-acre farm OF
Mrs. j. Lewis Thompson, is q model
Of the new idea in farming where ex-
tensive agriculture has been general
because OF the cheapness Of land.
IL emphasizes the Importance OF :
comfortable. attractive home. The
source of living Is secondary 20 the
mode Of living. But the raising Of
poultry, garden and dairy products
is done on . scientific and business
basis, there being systematic crop
rotation and adequate shelter for
purebred fowls and animals.
Much OF the food consumed BY the
family is produced on the farm. Eggs.
tomatoes. sorghum and cotton pro-
vide the income for buying manufac-
tured articles.
Mrs. Thompson believes. that the
small farm Is "a neglected field Of
opportunity
"A community OF small FARMS"
she says, lis the most desirable place
TO live, thanks 10 the automobile.
which links us with the city. and also
thanks to electric power. which re-
lieves us or drudgery- Here indi-
viduality has free play. Nothing Is
more challenging 20 ones wits than
the competitive spirit Of nature"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-15
Modern Cob Refined
Admiral Wiley Says

NEW ORLEANS. L.. QF Men
who sail the seas for Uncle Sam to-
day are far different from their
predecessors or 80 years ago, In the
opinion Of Admiral Henry A. Wiley,
commnnder-in-chief off the Atlantic
fleet. who has spent W. score years
in the navy
aThe enlisted men Or the navy !
knew IN the early days lived In u
world Of their own" he says They
were almost a race apart Their
only ambition was 10 Get ashore
about once i'm three months. with
their pay in their pockets. and
what followed made history In many
q seaport city.
"Then they came back 10 the ship
to pile up another three months pay
and 10 get shore leave again. They
were. socially speaking. outcasts.
There's a different breed in the
navy today. Trim, alert, many of
them with a high school education
or better. they are the finest lot
Of men I have ever seen and they
make splendid officers when they
make the grade"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-15

meat. Today ii claims to BE- q dis
tributing center for 12,000,ooo people.
British meat kings. however, have
failed 10 develop their market TO
the utmost, according TO statements
e. business experts, and Argentine
meat has come ia 10 upset the Rrit-
ish market.
Midland and inland cattle mer-
chants say London has failed to de-
velop with the requirements or the
trade, and that her equipment and
marketing methods are ANTICIPATED.
This market an expert said,
was once the greatest distributing
center for livestock in England.
Dealers operating there were &c
cgnized as the prices of the trade.
Today il is Of no more Importance
than many q small country town.
Methods at Islington are not unlike
those Of a thousand years ago."
At Islineton last year the total
number OF sheep disposed cf was
$4,000. and cattle. $4,000. IN Glax-
gov. $4,000 sheep and $1,000 cattle
were slaughtered and sold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-15
For just a moment, David held Lynda's hand.

now, I must get home before Dad
gets there. Ill see you in the morn
ing"
In q sudden fit Of shyness Lynda
almost ran down the street, after
she had dropped the check inside
waist, and solemnly shock David's
hand. For just a moment David
held Lynda's hand. wondering why
IL seemed to have lost that hard,
boyish girl which he had always
noticed, and had become a soft,
white thing like a piece OF living
velvet which he wanted TO held
against his cheek.
After she got home, she found her
father had not yet arrived. She took
off the precious frock and put on
her bungalow apron.
In the kitchen she found a little
flour and n egg. With this. and
a little baking powder, she mixed
some pancakes. There was still
enough coffee for a cup. This was
made in the percolator which David
had given her for Christmas. Then,
while waiting for her father, she
started to sweep and dust his room,
opening the windows wide, for II was
foul and the smell Of sour liquor
and rank tobacco.
How long she waited she did nct
know. for the old clock in the church
steeple down the street was the only
way Of telling the time. She must
have been so busy she did not notice
when it last tolled the hour, for the
early summer twilight had deepened
into darkness. She started TO light
the gas in her fathers room. and
saw a note hanging to the gas jet.
A p~remonition Of tragedy set her
trembling, even before she opened II.
Then she read:
"My dear little girl:
"You may net think that what I
call you at the beginning of this let
ter is true, but it is. When / am
John Fenton, you are the thing /
loev best on earth. Indeed, you are
the only thing ! have to love; but
when l am what / was last night,
Pm Just plain brute.
Because must confess it, an
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-15
CHAPTER VIII.
LETTER FROM DAD

David took the note from Lynda
and carefully put 10 in his bill
fold, and with the same seriousness
wrote out a check on the bank
where a few months before he had
opened his first account when he
found his father helping himself to
an occasional bill or two, which he
had hidden under his linens in the
bureau drawer.
The whole transaction amused him
very much. ..
He never expected to bring this
note forward for payment, but knew
Lynda would be insulted IL he told
her so. However, he did not ques-
tion it's legality any more than she
did, and beth felt immensely impor-
tant when the transaction was fin
ished.
You learned at school, Lyn," he
said, how to endorse a check. Put
your name on the back Of this little
paper and I'll 60 with you tomorrow
noon and cash IT,
II also learned not 20 endorse
checks before. going to the bank. and
then If IL is lost nc one can cash it
but me-" returned Lynda. slyly.
Alta girl" said David. She's
already a regular little business
woman
"I'm glad you think SO. dear, and
! want you 10 know l am more and
more grateful for every thing you've
done fer me. IL il hadn't been for
the thought OF YOU. Id never have been
able to get through this day. / just
determined to keep on being myself
and not try TO BE like them. after I
heard those girls IN. the office talk.
You like me 70 be myself, dent you,
Davie 2"
"God knows I do, Lynda-dear
Lynda. When ! come back from my
next trip. ] shall have something to
say to YOU"
"And land l. shall be glad 70
hear it," she answered. without one
touch of coquetry- She did pot try
70 make David understand that she
did not know what he meant. "But
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-15
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q slave to drink. and because + love
you, I'm going to leave Don't feel
erieved about it. as I've been think
ing il over for a long time. I'm not
going 10 saddle you any lcnger with
such a hopeless thing and take the
best years Of your Iife- ! lost my
job the day before you graduated
and-you know the rest.
"Scme day. dear child, IL fate Is
better 10 me than she has been. and
I get on my feet. III come back. and
make a great confession 70 you
bad and selfish as 7 am. I
wouldn't leave II I didn't know you'd
get along better without me-. ] am
leaving you twenty-five dollars,
which viii set your food until your
first payday.
II am deciding the house over to
you. You'll find the deed in the
upper drawer Of the bureau in your
room. All you have % do is TO sign
IL. The lot will be quite valuable
some day. and I've always managed
70 pay the taxes on il, with all my
need help, GO 70 him.
Tell David all about IL. He's all
right, in spite Of what / said. III you
need helpj, 20 to him.
"Your loving. but worthless, dad"
Lynda read the note over and over
again. as people always do when
they cannot at first grasp bad news
then, when she fully realized what
her father had done. she threw her
self face downward on the bed and,
through tears and sobs, begged him
of not being kinder to him when
he had one Of his spells"
ITO BE CONTINUED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-15
Doughnut
Now Fashionable

PALM BEACH, Fla.-CP)-The low
IL doughnut has come into its own in
fashionable Palm Beach society and
Il enjoying a great popularity.
Hostesses are including the dough-
nut In afternoon tea menus "A good
size, which means past the dainty
measurement. dropped in hot fat,
cooked 70 honey beige color and then
sprinkled generously with sugar. the
doughnut is especially popular with
men guests.
Explanation of the doughnut's
success among the wealthy is found
in the fact one gets weary Of the
complicated dishes continually serv-
ed. Another favorite dish ~ offered
at current country breakfast parties
fried apples with sausage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-15
London Drops Back In
Volume Of Meat Sales

LONDON R-Lcndon's proud po-
sition as the greatest meat center in
Europe. with her famous Smithfield
butchers market and her equally ia
nous Islington cattle market, is be-
ing lost 10 Glasgow.
A few years ago London was the
viewpoint of the British producer Of
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-09-07

councils of Paris, when he took
part iu them, precisely that at
mosphere of reality, knowledge,
magnenimity and disinterested-
ness which, if they had been found
in ether quarters also, would have
given us the Good Peace
Are the men and women of this
country who lived through tn,
dark days of 1917-l9l9 going to
forget next November what Her
bert Hoover meant to the world
then, and what he will mean to
the whole world in the future if
his fellow citizens give him the
place of power he seeks and de-
serves? No, those of us who fought
the war in the kitchen and count
ing house have not forgotten and
never will. A. B. c.
Cody, Wyo.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-09-07
DAYS OF OLD WEST
LIVED OVER AGAIN

Days of the covered wagon and
the old west have not passed for
ever. In the sage dotted mesas of
Utah S Dixieland," that vast
combination of picturesque waste,
green orchards and open range
land lying on the outskirts of Zion
National Park, smoke still rises
from the pioneers camp fire.
Here and there off the broad road
that leads from Cedar City to the
scenic wonderland OF the National
park the white tops of the covered
wagons can still be seen.
Most Of them belong to wander
ing prospectors. Occasionally the
white canvas tops cover the
chuck wagon Of some rancn
outfit. Symbols of a romantic past,
they still find a place in the econ
omic life of this great open coua-
try
Into this spot that the hand OF
advancing civilization has touched
so lightly has gone the cast OF
Zane Grey's epic of the west,
IT he Vanishing Pioneer" in
search of magnificent scenery and
authentic atmosphere. The cast OF
this Paramount picture is headed
by Jack Holt. Sally Blame is his
leading lady. William Powell
Fred Kohler and Guy Oliver are
other members of the east anc
Hollis nine year old SON Tim also
has a part in the picture. JOIN
Waters, a veteran director Of
western pictures, is the director
The picture will show at tn,
Vashon Theatre Wednesday, Sep
TENDER -.