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Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
Visitors HOUOred
At Bridge Porty

MIR and Mrs. Thomas A. King
Of 442 Hell street entertained re-
Gently at a charming card party
N honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
G. Gray OF San Diego. Mrs. GRAY
and King are brother and sister.
After the card game. delicious
refreshments were served by the
tostess to the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. Luthe. c Gray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Brouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Tnomp-
son, MRS. Euarn Marks and Miss
Violet Carlee OF Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
2. Il. O. CHAPTER ENTERTAINS
AT FORMAL BRIDGE PARTY

Chapter hy, P.E.O.. entertained
at formal bridge party last night
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Fawcett, $40 Wensley avenue.
Families and friends OF chapter
members were invited.
The Fawcett home vas beauti-
fully decorated with profusions of
spring flowers which added note
Of color to the background
Both contract and auction bridge
were played during the evening and
following the bridge game. delicious
refreshments were served.
Mrs. r. P. Moore and J. E. Brock
received high prizes for contract
with Mrs. Clarence Bjerke and e.
M. Cruwel receiving second high
prizes.
In the auction bridge game MRS.
P. A. Thasnum and W j. Strick-
land received high prizes and Mrs.
w. ]. Strickland and z. w. Schiller
second high prizes.
Taliies were marked for: Messrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
Yunna Wedding OF
Local Interest

Friends Of the former Edith
Lynch of Burbank and Harry Moser
Of Imperial, will be interested in
tie news OF their marriage.
The wedding took place on March
IL in Yuma, Arizona. the ceremony
being performed By Rev. Brooks,
pastor Of the Methodist church in
yuma.
The bride has been connected
with the Burbank Merchants asso-
citation, while the groom has been
in the employment of the Pacific
Land and Cattle Co. of Imperial for
the past seven Yeas.
The parents Of both the bride
and groom are well known to many
valley residents.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
Reception Planned
For Grand Officers

Eastern Stars Of the sixty third
district are uniting in a reception
honoring Gertrude J. Maitland of
this Cit. C~-..- &c "a, al hazel
Erickson O. C..-,. -. Goouty and
matron Of the district.
The reception viii take place
Monday evening, March 20. at 9
o'clock in the Masonic Temple in
III Centro and ali members of the
order are invited to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
Pastors Return
From Quake Area

Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Butterworth
Of The State Street Christian
church returned yesterday after
spending several days in the earth
quake stricken area on the coast.
They took pictures of ruins and
visited churches in Compton and
Long Beach which we're damaged
or demolished by the temolor. The
PICTURES will be shown at church
here tomorrow and ButtNrworth
gill describe the results OF the dis
ester and It's cauSeg.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
FLOWERS OF
MOVIELAND

HOLLYWOOD 49, Fresh flowers
are carried in the hand, of an
evening, right now. But artificial
flowers, made of chiffon. velvet,
net. jewels. silks and satins. are
part and parcel of some of the
most stunning evening things.
Colleen Moore has a new app.c
green crepe gown, with draped bo6-
ice, which has gorgeous wine red
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
st. Paul's Episcopal

Services Sunday at st. Pauls
Episcopal church. the Rev. Charles
Bailey, vicar, will be those for the
third Sunday in Lent.
Church school will be at 10 a. m.
with Charles I. Jenney, superin-
tendent. Morning prayer and SER
mon will be at IL a. m.
Wednesday, March %, Holy Com
munion will be at 9:30 a. m. and
evening service and address at 7
d, m. tftsI
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
IMPERIAL
BY EVELYN HICKS y
Press Staff Correspondent

PreSS stan Correspondent
Miss Corine Vincent visited her
mother in Long Beach over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Loffer of
Lylwood are visiting his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Loffer Of this city.
Mrs. Karl Standt of Venice is
spending 4 few days in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Fulton, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L..
Townsend during the past week.
They assisted them in booth at
the county fair. > -
Mrs. R. Cleveland of Long Beach
is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. B.
Engle. h,.2f7
Van Colson received word this
morning from his father that his
little sister, Lydia, had passed
away. The funeral is to be held
tomorrow. Lydia Mae was for
mer pupils of tbs, Imperial gram
mar school. a. -
A. Grinslade is back from Los
Angeles where he spent the last
week. ae<
L. G. MacGoughy and family of
Anaheim are visiting his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Elliot are down
from Los Angeles on short bus
mess trip. "f.-
Mrs. Martin Wachtel of San
Bernardino is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Bill Heymana
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. r. Grassland
of Los Angeles were guests We'd
nesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Arnett of North Twelfth street.
Mrs. B. J. Warren left for her
home Sunday in Walla Walla
Wash, after spending the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Cal Gary
Of North F street.
Mrs. Sam Yocum of Los Angeles
stopped in Imperial on her way
back to her home to visit old time
friends. Mrs. Yocum was formerly
Miss Norma Young. She has spent
tine week visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs F. Young, of Calexico.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Larkin of Los
Angeles we're guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wells last
Thursday.
Mrs. Geraldine Cosby and George
Scholtz of Wilmington spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. A. r. Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Ruby Of Boul-
svard came down to attend the I'M
rerial County Fair and visit friends
Mrs. Cal Gary entertained Mrs
A. r. Gary and Shirley Gene COSBY
recently in honor of her son, Rich
ard. 1t was his eleventh birthday
Mrs. Nelson of Calipatria was &
guest at the home of Mrs. Walter
! Pool Wednesday.
George Harris, Jr., the Imperia
baseball pitcher, received cracked
shoulder blade last Saturday.
Imperial high school last Sat.
urday defeated Calipatria in {
! baseball game 1870 The boys were
ell in good shape and played {
/ splendid game Saturday Imper
ial plays Holtville.
! Mrs. N. Zorotorvich, formerl.
Betty Mccall, and her brother
Carlos, and daughter, Virginia Mae
are down from San Pedro spend
ing the week with their mothe
and grandmother, Mrs. Cora Mccall
Of this city
: Rev. and Mrs c. N. Jones lef
Monday noon for Orange Tine!
will return the last OF this week.
A pot luck dinner will be helC
/ by the members of the Communi
ty church at the parish house
4 Music will be furnished by Mrs. L
D. Hanks and an address given b.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
PERGOnAL
PaPQCRnp4T

Chapter AV, PEG. will meet on
Monday, March 20, at l O'Clock
with Mrs. L. c. House, GOA Sandal
wood Drive. Mrs. w. J. Clements
is in charge Of the program.
Friends Of Ms Il. S. Harris, of
a29 Olive avenue, will regret to
learn that she was advised this
morning of the death in Minneapo-
lis Of her r-in-law, Mrs. Olive
B Bforgum. Mrs. Biorgum's husband
died last June. They had visited
Mrs. Harris here several years ago
and made numerous friendships
while in the valley.
A group of IS members Of the
Imperial Valley Riding academy,
n ioyed 4 moonlight horseback ride
and barbecue dinner last night. The
iide was made IN a point five miles
northeast Of the city. where the
barbecue was served. All partici-
pating enjoyed the affail immense
y.
Kenneth c. Coffman and Mis-
Xcdena Bridwell chose st. Patrick's S
day TO announced their marriage,
which took place at Las Vegas, Ney.
ca September 3. 1892. Both parties
have lived in FL Centro for several
years and have many frierds who
will wish them happiness.
Children between the ages Of
three and five years who wish to
lake part in the Midget Wedding
planned by Baptist and Presbyter-
ian churches, are asked 70 be at
,lle Presbyterian church at O'Clock
Monday afternoon when selection
Of characters will be continued
All children of the community
who are within the age limits are
invited to pal ticipate il the Per-
1orm2nce.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
Activities Club
Members Hosts At
Successful Dance

GAY, green decorations gave the
Central gymnasium colorful back
ground for the successful dance Civ
oli last night by the Girls Activities
club.
A good orchestra furnished pep
py music for the large crowd cf
high school. J. C., and alumni stu
tents who attended the dance.
In addition 10 several pursuit
dances there was a spot dance won
by Mary Hart and Wilfred Tyler
Attractive prizes were awarded.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
Church Society
Party Yesterday

The Altar society OF ST. Mary S
Catholic church entertained at the
Parish house yesterday afternoon
at an enjoyable St Patricks day
eard party.
Auction bridge was played during
the afternoon and high score was
awarded Mrs. Glenn Kieffer and
Mrs. George A. Lomholdt received
low prize. The door prize went to
Mrs. Phillip Van Slyek.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
RABBIT FRozE TO TRACKS

GLENWOOD, Col. .U.Pj-Here is
a new one for your Believe It or
Nst" scrap book: Indy Mussat,
while walking along the railroad
track near FL Jebel, Col, recently
came upon iackrabbit whose
four feet had been frozen to the
rails. 1t was necessary to kill the
rabbit to release it from the rails.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
Lecture Attended
By Poulfrymer

Upwards of so poultrymen from
this vicinity attended talk on
poultry raising methods and poul-
try diseases given last night at
Marshall's Seed and Feed store by
H. c. Hewitt, poultry expert for the
research department Of the Globe
Mills.
The talk included a demonstra-
ion of post mortems on diseased
birds from local flocks, showing the
effect Of various ailment on the
different organs of the fowl and an
explanation of how they could have
been remedied.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18

A rabbit drive put on near Lodi,
San Joaquin county, recently rec
suited IN the needy Of the COM
munity receiving 2,5o0 rabbits.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18

MONDAY
Masonic luncheon. 1910, Cal
ifornia hotel.
Chapter AV. P.E.O., l, L. c.
House residence.
History section, 2, Dan Scctt
residence, Meloland.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18

flowers for its left shoulder, an
exquisite color and seemingly the
loveliest touch fo- the green that
could be hat. The belt buckle
matches the flowers, il its stones,
and her crepe de chpre strapped
dancing slippers are the same color.
I saw Betty Furness dancing with
Bruce Cabot at the Roosevelt Bios
som Room. wearing sapphire blue
velvet dinner dress, with huge cir
cular st'ffened ruffles over ;le tops
Of the arms and chiffin tloae
right in the center of the neck.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18

Harold Compere, entcmologist OF
the citrus experiment station, Riv-
erside. has returned from trip
to India ard China in search OF
parasites of the red, scale.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
IS: OF Interest to Women z::s: :s::: Is
Churches
Schools
Social Calendar
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Junior club dance, $3.50, 10000
club.
Dance, Q. Veterans hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18

Ed Law, county clerk, Of FL Cen
tro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Sayidge and
baby of San Diego are visiting
Mrs. Sayidge's parents In this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-18
TOMORROW
MONDAY

Sunday services, churches.
Doll festival, ., Veterans hall.
Evening star., 1933-08-03
MURRAY FOE GETS
RELIEF WORK POST
Oklahoma Governor Expected
to Nave Little to Say About
Program in State.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, August 3.-Gov.
William H. (Alfalfa Bib Murray. who
vigorously defended his methods OF ex-
pending Federal relief funds against
charges by political opponents. is ex-
pected to have little If anything to say
about the Federal work relief program
In the State.
One of the Governors leading poliu-
cal adversaries, John Carlock OF Ard
more, has been named by President
Roosevelt as a member Of the State
Federal Work Advisory Committee.
Other committeeman. Walter Lybrand
of Oklahoma City and Frank c. Hig-
ginbotham of Norman, are not con-
sidered warm political friends OF the
chief executive.
The Governor opposed selection OF
Carlock for any important relief posi-
ton. but reports were to the effect that
Carlock was Endorsed by the States
two Senators, Elmer Thomas and T. P.
Gore.
A political breach between the Sen
ators and the Governor apparently has
been widening since they Endorsed Car
lock for chairman of the State board
of directors for the Federal Home Loan
Bank organiza ton. Regional instead of
State directors were appointed for the
banks, however
Carlock, as head Of the Citizens
League in Oklahoma, led the fight
against the Governors initiative cam
paigns in which the Murray net income
tax bills were defeated at special elec-
tions
Gov. Murray was left in charge
of expenditure Of relief money in Okla
homa after protests against his system
of handling the funds were made to
Washington and Federal officials had
Investigated the charges.
His opponents objected to his en-
ployment of State Senators and Repre-
sentatives on relief survey work. and
to his refusal to make public the names
Of those on the relief administration
pay roll and the amounts paid county
sllperintendentS
Evening star., 1933-08-03
Wonen'S
Underwear

Friday Only! Great Values!
SO Silk Chemises, Dance Sets. Pam
ties. Rayon Crepe and Taffeta Slips,
mostly in small sizes; odds and ends
from much higher priced 70C
stock ................... ~
48-S1 Batiste Night Gowns. some
with lace; some with contrasting
bindings; bias cut; dainty colors;
regular and extra sizes in 70N
the lot ~
Palais Royal-Third Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-03
Notions Reduced

Friday Only! Odd Lots!
5S-Sl Waterproof Bathing Rags,
rubberized fabric in bright E0Fs
colors; strap handle ....... ~
$3.50 Baby Crib Nets,
white with shaped corners; 20R
for baby crib or carriage. ~
50-47c Travelling Coat Hanger
;ns G.'s;, saessns heather @ with two fold- 24c
21-1.29 Embroidered Pill 70N
lows; slightly soiled models. ~
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-03
Housewares I'm :
Big Clearance!

100 Ice Cream Sets-1h-qt. freezer
and scoop-nickel-plated scoop, with
automatic ejector. Friday A0N
only ..................
36-S1 Closet Shoe Rackstholds 3
pairs shoes; fastens against wall or
closet door; baked enamel on steel;
green or rose. Friday 70N
only ................... ~
IT'S OilclOth Table Cloths-54x54 in.,
famous "Fabrikoid," slightly imper-
feet; would Its if perfect. 70r
Friday only ..............
Palais RnyalLFifth Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-03

IS Kelsey Tumblers in attractive
green spiral design-originally Csc,
now 15c-unusually priced 12c
for Friday only ...........
Is Water Bottles and Trays for
electric refrigerators-now marked
39c-a real SCOOP" Friday 1oC
225-50c Limoges China Plates and
Bouillon Cups and Saucers-plati-
mum encrusted-originally sian
opportunity to acquire exquisite
china at low price-Friday 20C
only ..................
Just 81 Serving Trays-walnut or
maple finish-originally $50, now
75c Friday only, at this kAN
low price .................
Just 80 Radio Lamps-globes are
missing. otherwise they'd be marked
Show marked Csc Friday 10N
221 Floor Lamp Shades-slightly
soiled, marred or scratched-choice
of several designs-if perfect, un-
soiled, the price would be a
great deal higher-sorry, no o.
deliveries. Friday only. -
Palais Royal-Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-03

Panties. boomers, vests. Broken
sizes and odd lots, in mesh and run
resist rayons; white, peach, pink.
Small, medium and a few extra
sizes.
6S-l.95 Silk Mesh Undies, gowns,
chemises, step-ins; few Of 20
a kind only. Friday. >~
Palais Royal-Third Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-03

1O-Tots' SOS Coats, tan, green,
beige, blue; sizes 3-6 yrs. q 80
Friday Only ............. >
42-ChiIdren's 81 Vanta Self Help
Union Suits, lightweight knit;
2-8 yrs. Now 75c. 4 $nls 81
Friday Only. $50.
131-Girls' LAT Pastel Wool Sweat
ers, short sleeves; TIA yrs. 70N
Now 94c, Friday Only. ...... ~
Palais Royal-Third Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-03
MEN! Odd Lots

I,50O Prs. Mems Socks-service-
able rayon socks in big variety
OF colors and designs - double
heel, sole, toes
F2,ds, f. to llsaT only q prs. soc
Evening star., 1933-08-03
Dainty Curtains!
Bargain Priced!

100 Prs. 79c Ruffled Curtains-blue
marQuisette, in criss cross and val
ance ruffle styles-originaly 20C
1.29 pr. Friday only ......
$50 Prs. CSC Sash Curtains-hne for
bathroom or kitchen use
going" at this low price. 1QC
Friday only ...............
100 Prs. SOC Cottage Curtains-ivory
voiles, with red coin dots and smau
red dots-a wonderful oppor- DOC
tunity for you Friday only
Palais Royal-Second Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-03

IS Boys LIS Sleeveless Sweaters
sizes % to 38 going
Friday only at this bargain 00r
Price
"a Little Boys 81 Wash Hats
sizes 6as to 6%-Friday hdC
IS Boys sec Babe Ruth
Caps - Friday only, clear 20r
ance at
20 Boys I.95 and 2.95 Wool Long
Trousers and Knickers-odd sizes,
but real bargains - Friday &1
Boys 7.95 Stout Knicker Suits
IL stout only Friday q or
Ohy .................
l Boys SOS Knicker Suit 1oS
size 9-Friday only. As1O
%, 81 Boys Turkish Towel kAc
Robes. Wrap-around style. W.
10 Boys Broadcloth Pajamas-
they've got to go-Frday 20f
only ............-...
30 Boys Tom sawyer Shirts
and Bl0uses priced for 20f
quick clearance-Fridayo only ~
Boys Sleeveless Sweaters-better
come early for these 20fs
Friday only .............. ~
Boys Khaki Riding Breeches-
Friday only, clearance 20fs
at
20 Little Boys Swim Suits-don't
delay, they'll go fast-Fri- 20fs
day only ~
3 Boys Flsnnelette Pajamas-buy
EN- now for next winter 2or
FTiSay only .............. ~
Boys Shop-Main Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-03

Linens! Bedding!
Clearance Priced!
6O-$1 54x70-in. COiOred TablecIoths
pastel shades-open-wor design
borders-5 colors. Friday 70N
I0O-1.25 NO-O-Dr An-Feather Pill
lows-covered with fancy art ticking
in colorful patterns. Friday 0Qr
only ...................
IOO-l.59 Tailored Bedspreads-with
ruffles or f1ounces-prints. SateenS
and other Summer mate 10
rials. Friday only ........
2O0-39c Hemstitched Pill0wcases-
hemstitched with attractive embrold-
cred medallion inserts
splendid grade sheeting 9SN
Friday only. ................
1880 Linen Dresser Scarfs-all
pure linen centers In cream color
attractive 2-tone trimming. 17C
Friday only ...............
10O-S1 An-linen Crash Tablecloths
-54x54 and 54x70 in. sizes-some
hemmed, others fringed. Fri 70C
day only .................
Palais Royal-Second Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-03
Think of 1t! Our Popular
81 Washable
D0eSkin Gloves
6s;; 6;;s:' 79c

Summers smartest bracelets, neck
laces, earrings, clips. White. pas
tells. Metals, combinations. They
won't last long at this price!
Pslais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-03

SilVerWare
Friday Only! Real Bargains!
5O-79c Shaker Sets, silver-plated
salt and pepper shaker; but Ear
ler finish. Pair. IT.
6-2.95 Meat Platters,
plated; h handsome 1.S0
some patterns. Each. .....
Odd Lots lie Flatware, teaspoons.
knives, forks, sugar shells. butter
knives and other pieces; 10 to- 10
year guaranteed q For &c
plate ...........
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-03
Crisp, New
81 HOOVereeteS
6:;; 5:S'' 85c

Made Of cool, fresh organdy, so you
know they'll be as comfortable as
can be on hot days. Pink, blue,
green or white with contrasting
trimming in small, medium and
large sizes.
Palais Royal-Third Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-03
Fine Furniture
In a Drastic Clearance!

IN Dr0Stlc clearance!
Studio Couch-opens to full size
bed-green tapestry covering-foor
sample, slightly Scared 10 or
24.50, perfect-Friday only AOe1O
8 Folding Steamer Chairs-regular-
ly 88c-maple finish frame E0N
adjustable back-Friday only wv
4-13.95 Ghders-6 loose cushions
coil spring base - ball
bearing holders - Friday q or
only
a-39.95 2-Pc. Living Room Suites
covered in fine tapestry-reversible
loose cushions-Settee and "a En
armchair-Friday only. SV)~
20-2.95 Ladder Back Chairs finish
ed In mahogany, walnut or maple
with fibre seats - Friday . 20
only
LASS Day Bed-cretonne covered
mattress and coil spring-opens
to full size bed-Friday q or
only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ]']0
Palais Royal-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1933-08-03
Values! Odd Lots
Boys Wear!

200 Boys 89c Linen, Khaki and
Covert Knickers-siZes 10
to Friday only at 7AN
this low price. ...... IF
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-09-20

mouth was drawn into ugly lines.
His eyes looked at her mercilessly.
You" he began.
The CHEEKY voice of Oscar Du Val
doomed at them. "Ah, my children.
home againi Good. | thought you
might be late for lunch"
Rocky reached out his hand to-
ward her, smiling hypocriucally. 1t
was the last straw. She raised her
fists in the air and struck out des-
perately. In her madness she hit
the umbrella stand. 1t knocked over.
hitting Rocky violently.
Taken by surprise, he uttered a
loud 'Ouch."
Il hope 1t hurtsi"
Rocky whispered, venomously.
This La the limit. This ends ev-
erything." He rubbed his wounds
tenderly.
"And not too soon for me, either |"
said Doris.
They went In to lunch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Du Val noticed nothing amiss.
The meal seemed long and unen-
durable. Rocky was silent and
brooding. Doris felt depressed.
Where did she belong7 Where
should she go7
She considered taking Mrs. Du
Val into her confidence. Rocky's
mother had been 30 kind--had
seemed such refuge. Yet had that
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-09-20

her tears. Rocky's bitter taunt re-
CURED to her--he seemed to think
she was some kind of an evil wom-
an. His eyes were so unfrIendly
and cruel II he knew the truth he
would turn her over to the police.
Perhaps he would anyway.
She packed quickly. What the fu-
ture held In store for her she could
not guess
Doris accused herself unmerci-
fully. She ought to have known
that Mrs. Du Val was not acQuaint-
ed with her. One does not run into
friends so easily when one is lost
In New York.
How, now, would she find her
friends, her parents, her--ther mind
SHE'D away)--her husbard7 Then
abe thought again with terror of the
man In the cab. II she did find her
friends, 1t meant finding that man
again.
or course he was her husband.
She looked at herself earnestly In
the mirror. The face. young and
anxious, looked back at her. She
was absolutely alone In the world.
And now she was going out In it
Without friends. without money.
Rocky Knocked peremptorily on
the door.
Are you ready?" he asked curtly.
Certainly" she said promptly.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-09-20
First Steps on
Road to Success
Eternal Truth Outlined to
Life's Beginners by
First Lady.

Inspiration, as we'll AZ food for
thought, 1t occurs to us, can be
found In these paragraphs by a wou,-
an writer famous for her comment
on persons and things:
"It seems to me not lonr aro thar
the First Lady OF the Land was mn
against II.
"She had to talk at Commence
ment.
1T was easy enough, some other
years, for people who had accom-
plished things, who had won success.
to get up and tell others how to do
IT. The old stock phrases. the inspi-
rational lines, had ever new meaning
as young people, their preparations
for their work completed, faced
thrilling world. full of ambition and
hope.
Willingness to work. to work
hard'-that was one of the stock
phrases that never lost Its significance
as an Open Sesame THE key of
the door to Success.
but today's graduates have been
living for few years past In a
strangely sick world. They have wit
messed the appalling spectacle of peo-
pie who were willing to work, and
work hard, who could not find work
of those who had faithfully lived
up to the preachment Know your
Job I who had those Jobs taken away
from them.
1T was kind of tight place for
the First Lady, this commencement
having to tell those people how they
could master their environment, hav-
Ing to point out that sure way to
victory, that straight road to Sue
cess. She had to tell them something
that would be true-true In depres-
sion as In boom times-somethIng
that would really work. And she did.
This Is what she said:
"'You must go, without fear, into
a world of adventure. You must go
remembering that the kingdom of
heaven lies within your
"It Is true-in trying times perhaps
more than in easy times that the
kingdom of heaven lies within you! I"
@. 1898. Bell Syndicate. -wNU Service.