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Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-12
Cellars Become
Pleasure Rooms

The dismal depths of the old
fashioned cellar have given place
to new American institution-tha
recreation room. People are taking
advantage Of the opportunities for
obtaining loans made easy by the
better housing program TO have
their cellar walls and ceilings lined
with insulating board. This attrac-
tive material is pleasing in appear
ance and sturdy in character. 1t
costs little to install, and makes a
perfect background for the infor-
NAL furniture and decoration of the
recreation room.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-12
Local Policeman
Wins Rifle Match

Henry j. (Hank Adams, El Cen
tro police officer, was high man in
the West Coast Rifle clubs match
Saturday night in San Diego, lead
ing a large field with score OF
189. His nearest competitor scored
1876.
The match was held on an indoor
range with % calibre rifles.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-12
GRID FAN WAS SS

SEDRO-WOCLLEY, Wash. (U.P)
- When Sedro Woolley high
school football team played Ar
lington, the oldest fan present was
Henry Mullen of Seattle, SO. He
came to watch the playing of his
great-grandson, Blake Thompson,
Sedro- WoolleY tackle.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-12
GUIDE TO REAL ESTATE
MODERNIZATION AND REPAIR
"NATIONAL HOUSING ACT
A STATEMENT FROM
z w MARIOW

A STATEMENT FROM
f. W. MARROW
Director Division of Southern California
the National Emergency Council, regarding the
NATIONAL HOUSING ACT"
THE provisions of the new housing act are eXceednly
simple residence apartment building store
building warehouse building should decide m1e-
daey he afford to make to his
least the improvements he cannot afford to
nglect any longer.
major financial institutions Of this city are now
eligible avail themselves of Fed
They will make loan to the entire cost
of the repairs alterations and improvements TO your
property $4,000 the borrower able to demon
strate reasonable credit standing
1.-THE loan be repaid equal month"; yinstalments
period of from three The cost to the bor
will be of $5 500
HOW TO PROCEED
Investigate at the condition of your porpry and de
eide what for its Improvement Call in architect
ascertain the cost of such required improve
Then consult any the financial institutions
cred TO make the necessary loan.
To further assist property owners in securing reliable arch
tec and contractors out the improvements The
herewith list nearly
line of building activity These firms and individuals vii
aid possible submit estimates complete the
CURED with utmost and consideration.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-12
SISTERS SON STARS ON GRID

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7. U.P) = The
name Of George Sisler, once cut
standing name in baseball, is be
ing Identified with another sport in
St. Louis. George Sisler, Jr., son
Of the former slugging first base
man Of the Browns. is starring in
football with Burroughs high
school.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-12

Communists fought right wing par
tisans.
The Socialists and the Commu-
niSts with whom they now cooper
ate, smashed windows with bottles
and invaded a cafe in which war
veterans were gathered. Two po-
licemen were injured seriously be-
fore the mob was dispersed.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-12
HOUSING QUESTION BOX

vert into an extra room. How should
We go about this?
Aft the change involves much
structural alteration of your home,
it is suggested that you consult an
architect. Wallboard, lumber or
other material may be used for the
walls and ceiling. or they may be
lathed and plastered. A good quality
flooring should be laid. Disappear
ing staircases7 are available for
hcmes which dc not have perman-
ent steps to the attic.
Q-How can 7 remove spots and
stains similar to water stains from
an oak floor without scraping the
entire floor?
Aft the stains are only in the
wax finish, they can be reno %2d
by wiping With turpentine, cleaning
the wax eff down to the bare wood.
Then reWaX the bare spots. If the
stains are in the wood, remove the
wax in this way and then treat
with solution Of oXalic acid. AT
ter letting stand owe might, wash all
trace Of the acid and rewaX.
Q-Should concrete be treated be-
fore applying PAINT?
A-Before stucco. concrete or 81
milar materials are painted with oil
paints it is advisable to let them
stand at least a year to allow them
to dry thoroughly and to give the
lime in the materials sufficient time
to age, thus preventing the painted
surface from being marred.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-12

Q-Smoke from the furnace and
from an oil heater in the basement
Of our home has caused consider
able damage TO the furniture. How
can this be remedied?
A-InstaI a basement ceiling of
gypsum or asbestos board, plaster
on metal lath or on gypsum plaster
board. A metal ceiling properly fur
red may also be used. Material
coming within two feet OF the fur
mace should be metal shielded.
GIVE are about to put a new
roof On our home. Is it necessary to
remove the old one, or can we lay
the new one on top?
A-Many Of the modern types OF
roofing can be applied directly
over wood shingles or other mater
ial. Double insulation and reduc-
ton of labor costs result. Loose por-
tions of the old roof should be made
secure first, however.
Owe have some space in our
attic which we would like to con-
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-12

with present mortgage agencies
which are their customers.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
KING COBRA
By MARK CLAIMING

that blinded and choked the fleeing
hordes of fear-maddened men. women
and children who were seeking wny
Of escape from this apocalyptic dawn.
Like trapped beetles trying 10 climb
out OF a sand pit. the Cobra's
doomed people strove to Chamber up
its treacherOus steepness, and they
were buried In hundreds even as they
climbed. There was no mercy any
where. The hills which had borne
these people and known their tilling
shook them angrily 10 their death.
The unlocking force saw the skyline
suddenly change before their eyes.
The murk was suddenly lit by an I'M
mense, funnel-shaped flame, and
second explosion outroared the thun-
der.
Lightning had exploded the mined
lip of the pass, doing the work which
fumbling hard had meant to do and
erred
A half hour later the storm subsidized
and dawn came Areal, the angel Of
death, had passed over decimated
land. The Valley of the Palace Of the
Mirror was closed forever.
A thin bugle blast rang out.
To the mustered Ghurkas and the
M'ris cavalry the order TO retire had
been given. -.
Galloping ahead Of the long caval-
cade as Il emerged from the chasm-
like gorge, the first to see the roofs Of
the city Of Labak. clustering under
the shoulder Of that mighty mountain,
Maha Chand, were Colin Gray and
Diana Lindsay.
And side by side they rode into the
| sunlight.
It was on the roof of q house boat
moored in the cool shade Of plane tree
on the bank of the Jhelum River, In
Kashmir, that Shireen's letter reached
Maj. and Mrs. Colin Gray.
I'm the name Of God, the Merciful
and the CompasSionatel To my WELL
loved friend, Diana, greeting.
I'VE have heard OF your marriage
and pray Allah to give you many sons.
Perhaps I may marry. I rule over a
fortress that was my lords, many days
Journey from the Palace Of the Mirror.
The mountains are black and the way
difficult. II you and your lord would
find me, FaZal Ali, the gunsmith,
house 3iO in the Street Of the Iron
workers, Rawalpindi, knows a guide
who will lead you to me. Many thou-
sands Of my lords men are here.
Which is well. for Khoon the Accused
wishes to take me prisoner and steal
from me certain things my lord gave
me. He has also sworn revenge
against thee.
MY heart has learned to say your
name instead Of Gulbuduns. The
peace of Allah be upon thee and her !
| Come soon, Diana. Thy friend,
"SHIREEN
(THE END.)
Evening star., 1934-08-12
TRAFFIC CASE AGAINST
MERCHANT CONTINUED
Albert Buehler Of silver Spring
Set for Trial at Rockville
August 80.

BY STAFF Correspondent Of The star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, August 1.-THE
case Of Albert Buehler, prominent Sill
yer Spring merchant, who was arrest
ed on a charge Of driving while drunk
as the result of an accident near
Darnestown July 20, was continued
until August 30, when called in Mont
gomery County Police Court yesterday:
Buehler, police said at the time Of
his arrest, was driving along the left
side of the Rockville Poolesville pike
and ran into three motorcycles lead
ing q caravan of 54 washington cycle
enthusiasts en- route to q weiner roast
near Frederick.
Six people riding on the three lead
machines were injured and we're taken
to Georgetown Hospital. in Washing
ton. for treatment.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
SAL VATI0M ARMY HEAD
SOON TO BE NAMED
Evangeline Booth Faces Her Last
Year of Eligibility for In
ternationAl Post
Rx the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug ist 11.-Wn
Evangeline Booth becoms the first in
ternational general Of the Salvation
Army?
Faced by that question. she pre-
pared to sail today for London, where
the arny's high council win convene
August 20 to elect q successor to Gen.
Edward j. Higgins.
If the mantle of her father. the
late Gen. william Booth, founder OF
the army, ever is TO fall on her shoul-
ders 1t will be now. She Is 6e-only
a year younger than Gen. Higgins,
and the army favors retirement at Is.
Miss Both has been American COM
mander for 80 years, and Is the army's
senior ofiicer in point Of service"
Evening star., 1934-08-12
FRANCE ExPELS POLES
FOR "HoSTAGE STRIKE"
Miners and Families Deported
for Holding Frenchmen
in Pits at Lens.
Rx tlle Assoclated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LIE FOREST, France, August IL
Weeping women and children were
loaded with their meager worldly pos
sessions aboard a special train today
as 80 Polish miners and their families
were expelled from France for their
recent hostage strike" at Lens.
The Poles organized auction sales,
selling for a few francs bicycles, geese,
goats, old chairs and broken-down
beds. Ten squads of police were on
duty to prevent disorders.
The miners struck underground as
a protest against the discharge Of two
fellow countrymen, and held II French
miners with them until they were
forced up by thirst and hunger. Their
expulsion was promptly ordered by the
government. The coal company Is
paying their fares to Poland.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs.-coNTRAcT
= No; 4O.@GTHE MARYLAND-NATIo
MISSION Sealed Proposais iNn5S1 sdSrss.SSS9 S9Mo d
Pne Pisn1ir Mrarylsnd-Nationai Capital Park and
siiver Spring. Maryland, for Grading and
constructing cement concrete rosdway
pavement in Sligo Creek Parkway. betweei,
Ssesfvaa Goisfsviae and Forest Glen Roads. win be
az the aforesaid address not later than
Monday, the goth day Of August ADJ
pgSiic,y pgSf; At 6nsne zoo o'clock PM and there
posed Involves the foioxing ns sppfOxPaPe pU5k DsG
400 eaR1S cubic yards YARDS Of Of SIsss
Exeavation'':. 1900 cusie % YARDS s. Of A!SsI Aciasz
: excavation. LOCO cubic yards OF Glass
: kxcavatlon"; $500 cubic yards OF ''Bor-
90 euee ya5ss Of Roek
2,sO0 linear feet OF 'Premouided Expan-
soI sion Joint. cubic yards % Cement
SQUARE yards Of plain. Cement Concrete
Payement"; 1890 pounds Of Steel Fabric
ReinIorcement-complete IN PLACE" .'Pur-
Drains" % linear feet Of Ie-inch dIa pipe.
81 ~ linear rs feet Sf s1-ineh pipe, i52 linear
EayinS Reinforced copcrets t11ipsng PSps s.orm sno
Drains" 54s linear feet Of 15Zinch SIM SiT pipe,
SO linear feet, Of 1s-inch pipe. 81 nneari
''Vitrifed Tile UnderdPSin4compIete SH sa s n n
Place" 200 tons Of Sub -Base-C Complete
in Place" Ito tons of Penetration Ma
'Macadam Base Course 26 linear feet
cement concrete curb and gutter; Plans
Engineering once OF the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Planning Commits
sion, County Building. Silver. spring. Mary
viii not be refunded. Each bid must be
accompanied by certified check or ac-
eeptable bidders bond In the amount OF
So. made payable TO the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital PARK and Planning Com
mission. Said checks or bid bonds. except
that Of the successful bidder and the tW-
next lowest, viii be returned within tbfee
Of proposals the others being retained
untn the execution of the contract An
proposals shall be on the form published by
the Engineering Once and sealed and
plainly marked. The Maryiand-National
CAPITAL Park and Planning Commission re-
serves the rtght 70 reject any and/or all
bids, By order Of The Maryland-Natsonal
Capital Park and Planning Commission.
GEORGE ". PALMER, Chairman. THOMAS
HAMPTON. secretary-TreasureT.
au10.11.12 MlaMAiA
Evening star., 1934-08-12
Must Have Been other BOYS

NEW YORK H)s-The City Chill
dren's Hospital on Randalls Island
was, as they say, in a furoye. Four
boys were reported to have escaped
to the Bronx shore on a raft.
A general police alarm was sounded
In the Bronx, a police launch was
called, railroad police were notified at
the yard In which the boys were sup
posed TO have landed.
Then the boys walked into the hos
pital---they had been working in tho
tomato patch--it must have been four
other boys.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
Bug Leads Chickens to Death.

ST. TOWNSVILLE, N. Y. R).-A
new william, the big bad bug, is
blamed for the death Of SO OF Fred
Kretser'S chickens.
The insect few through the hen
yard and the so birds, eyes fixed on
the luscious bug, started after it.
The chickens thrust their heads
through the wire mesh at the end
Of the yard, were unable to extract
themselves and all died. apparently
Of suffocation.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.


HAY-FRoNT HoME: BARGAIN FoR
auiek sale; nicely farnS beautiful flowers
and shrubs. End and Bay. North Beach.
Nd
SEVERAL COTTAGES FOR RENT. $40
s40o. DR.. BAILEY North Beach. Nd 12s
RENT - FURNISHED COTTAGE. NEEI.D
ssss.see s e,rF P,zR ETY. Point. Nd Open sHnSsS'
FOR SALE-SOvTH RIVER PARK. ND
Reduced for quick sale; choice restricted
20 porch: Perisss yisS: mSdsrR .,,,,1' lTprgye-
nishsd: boat canoe wharf; 80 miles.
B. SHELTON
GEorF1a 6ls2. i2.
PTNEY PofNT-TvE-RooM FURNISHED
' y: rsssonssie. % Ansms 74ss-W % ilo'l'"-
WATER FRONT FxSR SAIE-CHILDRENS
camp, situated rs miles from Washington;
ell modern Improvement. elee., plumbing:
BUNGALOWS and athletic grounds; 20 acres;
for sale very reasonable. Address Box
PoTOMAC RIVER COTTAGE FOR RENr.
TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTING TO
build . Summer home win turn over
choice lots at st. Clements Shores with
no down payment; three years to pay
Address BOX 42o-s. Star once.
FOR sALE-NEW OR. COTTAGE. 81 800;
5.room furnished. s2,2b0, modern; lots,
$500 up; lcea.ed at cedashuIst q on S Shes.
TsSy rc Row2hS se On romss RGSPsEsi Circle S IA.
BEACH-FRONT BARGAIN.
Must sell ms property fronting directly
Chesapeake Bay community. Leaving city.
S sr.s. ses5es soa fe sE lsss Star fsf oss 100000
CAPE BATTEE.
The contest to rename Cape Battee
ended last sunday; Many nne names were
will be announced at 3 pm next Sunday
on the grounos.
"why change the name2" was q fire..
quent question. One contestant suggested
Snug Harbor, but liked the present
sever several % Years aso sy accident. thousht /!
the prettiest spot on Chesapeake Bay. and
took every. opportunity 70 revisit u. Many
influenced nifG need By It's individuality and back
ground The trouble is that We Americans
anglicise foreign names, and IN TINS case
courased 10 hear your watering place
called "Batty" or Bat"
Many contestants found 1t q severe
strain TO express their enthusiasm ade-
feeoar:e recourse xas s had 70 the ideas Of others
You will get . thrill from seeing forest
and sea at Cape Battee, IT'S only an hour
run by good roads through beautiful
part Of Maryland. Better come down today
Route: Through Marlboro and continu.
ing by road No. to the Southern Md
Boulevard, which is 6>/10 mi. beyond the
Patuxent River bridge. there right -
miles to Bristol, where left and ahead BY
hard road to Sears Corner there right
$40 mi to Nutwell road at Tracey's
Landing, where left and crossing Tracey's
and Rockhold Greeks. turning left at 9
church, then ahead 1.9 miles to the sign
Cape Battee," where right and IL miles
10 the shore.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1910 X st. NV. MA. 11b6
Evening star., 1934-08-12
WANTED-ACREAGE.

D. c. OR NEARBY-sMALL ACREAGE
for equity In 10 rms. 9 baths. 2-car ga
rage; mr.. / 9Th Mt. Pleasant; trust 81 600;
good income producer. Adams 47S6.
2 10 10 ACRES ON WATER, WITHIN 25
miles of Wash, with any kind of small
house; give price and particulars. Ad-
dress Box 35-v. Star once.
WANTED-6 to 25 ACRES IN MARY
land. within 10 miles OF D. G. Address
Box 1S-V, star oface. 12'
Evening star., 1934-08-12
SHORE PROPERTY.

OCEAN CITY, Mp-sTUDIo COTTAGE.
ocean front, large screened porch. anil;
9 weeks, Aug. 25-Sept. s; $40. Clarendon
Evening star., 1934-08-12

Salt Water Farm. ST 500; Boat.
Furniture included; sportsman's paradise;
wonderfully healthful; 20 acres; " mile
cash; taxes only S205 yearly; picture coy
home and water. page 4s FREE iIiSg cat
l437-N Land Title Bldg, Phila.. Pa.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
SALE-ACREAGE.


) ACRES. OVERLOOKING ROUTE NO. /;
suitable for gentlemans estate or subdivi-
sion; $4,000. Inquire MRS. C. HINO,
Tower Inn. 5 miles south of Alex, Va.
10 ACRES IN METROPOLITAN AREA;
high. commanding outlook of Potomac
River and Va; wonderful building site or
investment; priced to sell. $75 per acre.
Address Box 160-V. Star ofice.
~ ACRES, 90-FOOT FRONTAGE ON
hard road, near Indian sprins golf course
and Four Corners. J. B. KIMES. owner.
Shepherd 1898.
So ACRES. NORTH ROBERT LEE SCHOOL
By Lee Highway. Va. Small cash handles
2a-AcRE TRACTS, 10 MILES FROM
scHwARTz. Il xiexsndria slsSi '7s' S47. An .af'
RIVER ROAD. NEAR POTOMAC RIVER
10 acres of high land with u in timber.
Good soil, view Of mountains. About 10
miles from D. G. line. last "a mis-. not yet
improved. People Of wealth are settling
in this section. Price, 81 500. Addi-
tional land at a higher price.
Great Falls road between Rockville and
Potomac Nd. at one OF the high spots,
with extensive outlook over Virginia and
Maryland. Hard road. electricity. 30
acres in tract. Can sell IL acres Tor
Evening star., 1934-08-12
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

TEA ROOM-T0URIsT HoME-10 RMS.
2 acres land, on u s. Route IL. mile north
Of town, at sacrifce. Cost $40. 900. for
$4,000. Terms. Address p. H. MORE
HEAD New Market, Va. 13e
FLORIDA IS CALLING YoU-CoME
down on your Summer vacation. where
the cool gulf-ocean breezeS blow and Sc
lect that home, grove or farm you've al
ways wanted Send today for new list.
TAMPA-WEST COAST REALTY CO..
Tampa, Fla.
IN FARMING AND CITRUS PART OF
Florida, 80 acres of level land on main
highway anS near a county seat between
jacksonville and Tampa. Some good pecan
trees. This Is said to be choice property.
Price. $4,000. Might exchange for unde-
veloped land here.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K st. NV. Ma. 1166.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 80.

1710 X st. NV. Ma. loo.
OPPOSITE CONGRESSIONAL CLUB.
about 5 acres on hard road, one OF the
most attractive pieces OF open land IN
this part Of the country. Electricity. Ine
elderly owner refused Sc. 900 for this some
since then but he needs money. win let II
go for S1,650. -
line, in Arlington County. Va, about 30
acres, mostly plateau, one boundary
being q stream about the size OF ROCK
Greek Price. 1878 per acre.
About 500 acres Of land near the city.
by odds the finest nearby large tract 20
be had. Open or WOODED land SnitaI1e ,,,1e
Lie utilities reach the property except
sewer. which is now being installed
throughout Arlington County, Va with
trunk line near one boundary. Can be
sold as a whole or in part.
FOR SAFETY AND PROFIT BUY GOOD
LAND NEAR THE CAPITAL CITY.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1913 X st. NV. Ma. 1855.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
EXCHANGE.

AUTOMOBILE, FTvE-PAssENGER SEDAN,
for small business, any kind. or lot. MRS.
DENTY. 2911 18th NV. AID. 1924.
wANTED-To EXCHANGE s-ROoM RESI-
dence ami, in Kansas City, for residence
in or near Washington. Phone Shepherd
30O2-J. 1z
APT. OR HOUSE,
exchange for furnished home in beautiful
suburbs of San Diego, Calf. 10 months;
adults. C. L. CHRISTIE. CT. 4426.
COTTAGE, OR BUNGALOW. WITH LARGE
lot, trees. shruhbery, in D. G., or nearby
Maryland. wanted in exchange for beautiful
new s-room house, lovely location. Wash
ington. Address BOX 176-v. Star once. :
Lot SUITABLE FOR 2-FAMILY FLAT,
northwest. and cash for house, colored or
white any location. 2122 LIST ST. NV.
10 RMS, Q BATHS, 2-CAR GARAGE. Mr..
18th. Mt. Pleasant; consider clear colored
house What have you nearby clear?
Equity $500; trust $1,000. AID. 47S6.
WILL EXCHANGE $4,000 EQUITY FOR
beach or investment property. or viii sac
rifce on sale. Mrs. G. PROUD. lilo Sth
St ne.
HAVE CLEAR HOUSE AND CASH TO
trade for modern house in Anacostia or
Randle Highlands section of Sc. Write de-
tails to Mr.. GLIDDEN 1875 14th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1934-08-12
WANTEn--SuRuRRAN.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

WILL SUBLET FURNISHED PRIVATE
once with use of stenographer and large
front once in corner 3-room suite. Apply
736 Southern Bldg.
FOR LAWYER. ONE OR POSSIBLY TWO
rooms in LAWYERS suite in modern down
town once building; rental on reasonable
cooperative basis, TO include clerical serv-
ice State nature Of practice and refer
ences. Confidential. Address Box 67-R,
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-08-12

PRICE. S4.7bO-SIX-RooM TILE BUN
galow. bath. electric range. fireplace, city
water lot f00x1S0.
Price. 80, S5O--Excellent dwelling, six
large rooms. sleeping porch. tiled bath.
h.-w h. oil burner. electric range. refriger=
lot. garage. This property priced much
below cost.
Phone Falls Church. Va. 223. Ewes. 0S.
Evening star., 1934-08-12

WANT TO BUY FARM IN SOUTHERN
Nd; 100 acres more or less; good tobacco
soil and attractive home; state price, size
and location. Address Box zoos. star
ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-08-12

JUST WHAT YOU WANTED.
Two acres Of land and very good house.
Have yoIr Garden. chickens and fruit trees
Six rooms anil, front and back porches;
the pantry. closets and rooms are large;
two-car garage, very nice yard with shrub
cry; close to WashinEton; good bus service.
Best buy in Arlington County. Only $500;
cash, 81 800 required II you want to see
q real value, call upon us to show you THIS
place right away, as II may be sold before
you get here THE M. H. BARRY ORGAN
IZATTON. 200 Arlington Rtdge, Aurora
Hills, Va. Phone WAlput SSe5.
Evening star., 1934-08-12

5 rooms and bath with shower. 9th
room IN finished attic: Completeiy
electric refriserator.. gas ranse tiled
pie closet space hot-water heat with con-
cealed radiation; full basement. brick ga
rage. Lawn sodded and Handicapped. Lot
so by ITO. Convenient to school. stores,
to Pa. ave.
TO inspect. drive out Columbia pike to
Sherman ave-. right three blocks. Sign on
Il. L. WILSON. BUILDER.
211 Columbia Pike. Arlington. Va.
Phone Walnut 1912 l2e
, 1934-11-18
In
WeSLdco Has
Importance

WESLACO, Nov. 17.-One Of the
outstanding religious meeting was a
valley-wide. Missionary Educational
convention, held at the Christian
church. Tuesday, in an all day
meeting. This was one Of The 1876
meetings to be held in United
States and Canada during Novenl-
Der. II is estimated that 70.001 will
attend these inspiring meetings.
Miss Bertha Clawson, a mission
airy of rs years service at Toxic
and Osaka, Japan. gave interesting
reports OF work accomplished She
helped found a girls school for 500
girls that Is self-supporting; there
is now a boys school underway.
+. j. Cakill, first vi~ce-pres.dent OF
United Christian Missionary society,
questions pertaining to MONEY spent
was the leader Of a team answering
on missions aud requirements Of
missionaries in field or home work.
State Missionary Representative
Brother @ j Parrish. OF K~ingsville,
Miss Bertha McMaster, state secTe-
tary Of women's work. Charles Mar
ion Ross. director Of religious educa-
ton of our brotherhood were able
speakers who discussed Christian
religious education. A fellowship
supper was served in the dining
room 20 more than 100.
March 8. 9 and 10th. 1885 a worlds