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Evening star., 1934-01-04

the cushioning leeway principle merely
as an artifice to show more strength
yourself rather than as the means OF
giving your partner chance to make
another constructive bid, when unable
to do so yourself, though willing to go
on if he can belatedly bid the hoped
for offsuit. For instance, If the bid
ding has been one spade by yop, four
spades. is it not logical that you should
be able to use the rebid of four no
trumps IN a negative sense rather than
O positive one? If you have reserve
values In q form YOU can bid, is it not
better to specify their form by bidding
them and to keep the no-trump rebid
on the same level as chance-giving
prncedure enabling your partner to
MAGE the next constructive move? He
can now bid five in another suit, and
you can still sign off at five spades, if
Evening star., 1934-01-04
My Neighbor Says:

Don't throw away the white
part OF asparagus stalks. Cut
of tops and use the rest for soup
stock.
To keep cheese from getting
moldy. wrap it in a cloth that
has been dipped in vinegar and
wrung as dry as possible. Keep
in cool place.
Silver spoons, dlscolored by
egg. may be cleaned by rubbing
them with salt before washing.
Wash in hot. soapy water.
Two tablespoonfuls Of cocoa
are equivalent to one square of
chocolate. Remember this when
you wish to substitute cocoa for
chocolate.
Never beat fudge as soon as 1t
is taken from the fire. Pour first
into a cold bowl and then beat.
You will find that it is much
creamier if treated in this way.
(Copyright, 1934D
Evening star., 1934-01-04
(Copyright. 1934.)

birds, all talking excitedly, crowded
around him. Sammy Jay always SO
neat and trim, was a sight. Feathers
had been pulled from his back and
wings. One tail feather was missing
and another broken. There was a bad
cut on his head. Yes, indeed, Sammy
Jay had found out great deal.
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Evening star., 1934-01-04
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Hold not opponents lightly lest
- AhfNfY JAY had boasted that he
was not afraid of the stranger
in the Old Orchard, and truth
~ to tell he wasn't. In the first
place the stranger was II any
thing a wee bit smaller than Sammy,
hardly enough to notice, but a trif1e
smaller just the same. Then he didn't
look like a fighter and ever since his
arrival he had minded his own busi-
ness and kept very much by himself.
A Sparrow and a Junco had been
mysteriously killed and so had Mouse.
The Old Orchard feathered folk had
become suspicious Of the stranger de-
spite the fact that he looked harmless
enough. This was because he was a
stranger and there was no one else to
suspect. They had begun to fear him,
all but Sammy Jay. Sammy boasted
that he wasn't afraid and that If ever
the stranger should attack him he
would teach him a lesson he wouldn't
soon forget. He would drive him from
the Old Orchard It was brave talk
and 1t happens that it was honest talk,
for Sammy knew no more about the
Evening star., 1934-01-04
Hair Brush.

BY rinsing your hair brush In solu-
ton Of alum water, the timber bristles
will become stiff. You can also keep
your clothes brush and other brushes In
good condition by an occasional rinsing
in alum water.
Evening star., 1934-01-04

level, to show a
certain number of
aces or e v e n to
show also kings. I
do not kno ow
whether these de-
vices are as precise
and successful as
their vendors claim;
but I do feel sure
that the dangers of
duplication can be
better tackled by
lore direct bidding.
Wasting the No
Trump's Outstand-
ing Advantage.
I feel that it is
q ste of the
highest ranking bid
to l1se If without
Evening star., 1934-01-04

In 1923 Hitler gathered few men
together to march on Berlin" The
attempt was a failure. Hitler was SEN
fenced to prison for five years, but he
was allowed TO go free long before his
term was up. People laughed at him,
and thought he was Of little Importance.
Those who laughed were wrong.
The little corporal" may have been Of
small measure as a person; but there
Evening star., 1934-01-04
Concluding Remarks About the
Triple Raise.

= ms players have been so success
full in their slam bidding, since
they have adopted the procedure
~ suggested in these articles and
in my other writings, that spon-
sors of other systems have had to bestir
themselves One idea" heralded as a
remark7 BILE discovery, is the use of high
notrump responses, above the game
Evening star., 1934-01-04
Leaders Of Men.

~ URING the World War at least
1,750,000 Germans were killed.
The terrible loss does much
- to explain the overthrow of the
German Kaiser. 1t was natural
that people should blame their ruler
for the horror which had come to them.
After the throne was taken from the
Kaiser a German republic was declared.
Both men and women were given the
right to vote for President and for law
makers who formed the Reichstag.
Friedrich Ebert was chosen the first
President.
Ebert, Socialist. remained in Office
until his death in 1925. While he was
serving as President a little man in
Bavaria was plotting against him. This
little man, a corporal during the World
War, was named Adolf Hitler.
Evening star., 1934-01-04
Conquering Contract
BY p. HAL SIMS

Mr.. Sims is universally acclaimed
the greatest ltUing contract and auction
player. He 1OdS captain of the renowned
-Four HorSemen" team, nolO diSbanded,
and has IRON "a national championships
since 1924. These articles are based on
the Sims system, 1rhtch includes the
one-oUer-one principle, Which the Sims
group of players WaS the first to employ
and derelop
Evening star., 1934-01-04

Il diced we might feel a shade
warmer if we looked at the new
Southern cruise and resort styles After
gazing for q short time, we were SO
completely carried away with them, that
without any trouble at all, We could
imagine ourselves luXuriating on the
deck of ship gliding through bright
blue waters, or lying lazily on a broad
sandy beach. In fact. we almost began
to feel sunburned.
The most popular and practical new
note in these Summery clothes is shorts,
shorts from knee length up, inallpoSible
shades and in varied materials, but with
f1annels. peasant linen and the new air
plane cloth (Which is strong, durable,
and not easily crushed) predominating.
Many have blouSeS to go with them In
Evening star., 1934-01-04

MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Orange Juice
Wheat Cereal with Cream
Fried Cornmeal Mush
Maple Sirup
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Fish Chowder
Crackers
Gingerbread
Whipped Cream
Tea
DINNER.
Cream of Onion Soup
Filet of Sole
Mashed Potatoes
. Carrots and Peas
Lettuce
Russian Dressing
Chocolate Bread Pudding
PUDDING.
Melt 2 ounces chocolate: add
y cup sugar, 1 pint hot milk,
cup soft bread crumbs, l cup
broken nut meats, the beaten
yolks of 2 eggs, Il teaspoon salt
and the juice and grated rind of
l lemon. Fold in the stiff1y-
beaten whites, turn into a but
tered dish, stand it in pan of
hot water and bake in a moder-
ately hot oven.
CORNMEAL MUSH.
Into / quart boiling water stir
cornmeal, which has been previ-
ously mixed with cold water.
Keep stirring SO it won't stick,
let it become as thick as cake
batter, put in loaf pans and let
it get cold. Cut in slices and fry
a golden brown. Serve with jelly
or maple sirup. It is nice made
the day before using.
Evening star., 1934-01-04
The Newest
Style Notes

@HE other day when it was so
cold that your ears would break
nf II V0ll touched them, we de-
Evening star., 1934-01-04
Bedtime
Stories
BY THORNTON v. BURGESS.
Sammy Jaw Finds Out.

OdlHmy Jay THUS VuI'
Hold not opponents lightly lest
They turn and prove themselve the best.
old Mother Nature.
Evening star., 1934-01-04

Mr.. Sims will answer all inquiries on con-
tract that are addressed to this newspaper
with self-addressed. stamped envelope.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-19

SURVEYS are made at regular inter
walls in an effort to discover de-
serving prisoners with good rec
ords who are eligible for parole
but who otherwise might be over
looked.
eve usually keep a pretty close
check on all the prisoners all the
time and know who are in line for
parole and who are not" Whitley
said. "But now and then we sort
of lose track of some men, large
" because they have good records
and do not make any trouble.
These are the men we are going
10 look for this time. And where
we find a prisoner who has had Il
good record for sew
eral years and who we believe IS
capable of being paroled, we will
refer his name to Commissioner
of Paroles E. M. Gill and ask him
to investigate the prisoner with a
view to granting him a parole"
This survey is to be only an
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other step on the part of the pris'
on division to demonstrate both to
the prisoners and the public that
it is not necessary for prisoners
to employ lawyers or others TO
represent them in order to obtain
paroles, but that any prisoner
with a consistently good recor'i
and attitude can get a parole on
the recommendation of the prison
officials.
"Some of those prisoners who
want a parole the most and VINO
employ lawyers and others to try
to get paroles for them have bad
records and should not be pa.
roled,", Whitley said. "Those OF
us who work with the prisoners
constantly and know them best,
know that some of them should
never be paroled. On the other
hand, there are many prisoners
who have never asked for a pa
roles and who probably never
would, who should be paroled, r.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-19

I Kings l9:9-lS.
Sunday, July p.
Golden Text-Speak. Lord :. tol
fbv servant heareth.-l Samue
80. :.
II was at the cave Of Horeb II
tho mountains of Sinai and about
9O6 &c. that Jehovah revived
ETiah's downcaSt spirit and point
ed out for him the path of future
service. ,,
THE VOICE OF ATTENTION
Lodging in the cave hilJaH
heard the divine voice of atten-
lion. He was in the mount OF
God. rich with historic aSS"ela-
ton, He nay have been in the
very cave occupied centuries De-
fore by Moses. The lawreStHrer,
like the Iawgivcr. nod just re-
proved a hayward and idolatrous
reoplc. To both cam" the divine
manifestation Elijah was lar
Lcvond the dominion IF .ahah
and .Jezebel. But he was no. he-
yopd the reach I'll Jehovah. ~
il was that the word Of Jehovah
came to him in tie cave: Wy ma
doest thou here, Ethan? Was
il word of reproot for the
fleeing prophet who for ohce had
taken a Journey without express
direction of God? Perhaps so,
though ii was shot through with
Irvine tenderness. IL may have
Eeen simply the word of atten-
ton to rouse the detected prop
het and set him to new and larg-
or tasks in the future The an
swer of Elijah showed the utter
agony of a bruised and Safdenef
heart. As none ever before or
after him ne had been Jealous Tor
Jehovah. and his soul tlamed
when he saw Israel turn IRON
.IehO,a an To idols. dig down the
sacred affairs abOliShing places ot
worship. killing the prophets so
that no voice could be raised Tor
the right. and finally seeking the
life of Elijah as the last prophet
i'm the land. Is it any wonder
that the man of strength and
iron showed for once the spirit
of weakness and peSSimiSm? Yet
there was a grand nobility about
the great prophet even IN the
de of detection.
THE VOICE OF AUTHORITY
Standing on the mount ELIJAH
heard the divine voice of authoN-
ity. Coming out. from the cave
at the word of Jehovah and
standing on a knoll at its mouth,
ne witnessed the sublime exercise
of natural forces as Jehovah pass
ed by. First there was the rock
moving hurricane that howIed
through the mountain gorgeS
then there came the crashing
earthquake that shook the hills
u their foundations; then the IN
cessant lightning famed about
the rocky peaks and filled the
defilss with reverberant thunder
I,ut out of none of these had the
divine voice spoken in articulate
tones to Elijah. At last in an
intense. brooding. all pervadina
lence the prophet heard "a still
NAL voice" And he knew that
God was near. And what is the
res a,2 TO the man Of deeds?
tn. VOICE OF ACTION
Wrapped in the mantle Elijah
heal the divine voice of action
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-19
Mutiny Is Staged
In Italian Prison

VENICE, July 19.-(UP)-
Twenty inmates of the peniten.
tiary on Giudecca Island mutlnled
and started a fire destroying the
building, it was announced yes
terday. The $40 prisoners were
transferred to Santa Maria prison.
The mutineers, protesting rough
treatment, drilled a hole in the
second floor and dropped lighted
horsehair onto shavings in the car
penter shop below.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-19
WEEKS SERVICES AT
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

There will be a week of services
at st. Paups church on the Barn
well road. Edneyville. beginning
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
when the Rev. Edgar Neff ill
preach and Everett Bailey of
Dana will conduct the music and
sing several solos.
There will be services Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Station
of Hendersonville and Mrs. Gale
of Birmingham, Ala, will sing
at the evening services.
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Elijah HEARS GODS VOICE
By HIGHT c. MOORE

He WAS standing in awe at the
entrance of the cave. Again
came to him the question, prob
| inc his heart and proving ms
life. s'What doest thou here, Eli
/ iahg" And again his answer tell
in burning words down the same
red-hot channel as before. He
pleaded his iealosy, solitarlness
and insecurity because of lsraelS
apostasy. But he was reader
now to resume his labors and do
what Jehovah would have done.
Three commands therefore We're
given him: Anoint General Ha-
zeal kivg of Syria. as the inStru-
ment of Israel's punishment from
without; anuint Captain Jehu as
king over iSrael to overthrow the
dynasty of Ahab and accomplish
a revelation within: and anomt
Elisha, from 4 rich valley near
his own home, as his successor to
lead the reformation IN Israel.
EEiah was further assured that
the ywcrd of Hazael, like the
Horeb hurricane, would destroy
many enemies; that the sword of
Jehu. like the Sinaitic earthquake,
would also destroy many idolat-
els; and that the sword of Elisha,
like the thunderstorm, would clear
the air for better d'y. More
over, he was assured that the still
small voice had been heard and
was being needed by the 1000
who had not bowed to Baal.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-19
YOUNG Filler Kin,

o\'o nntND. Ind, jNI'
(UP)-Herbert Downsr
killed Wednesday who, !" y
plane ne was pilotinr ~.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-19
PRISON SURVEY
CONTEMPLA
Would Determine Which
Long Termers Eligible
to Parole
The Times-News Bureau
Cir Walter Hotel

RALEIGH, July ia new
survey of all the long term prls-
oners now confined in the state
prison system to determine If any
are eligible to parole, is to be
started within a few days, L. G.
Whitley, deputy warden in charge
of discipline, said today. These
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-19
Wash OUT |
Is MILES Or
KIDNEY 1UBl,
Win Back Pep Won,

Medical authoritle, agree g.,
neys contain Is MILES =. aS N
filters which help to purit =, lny
keep you healthy. "' Tie l.
II you have trouble vi,,
bladder Passages with scsnt r 700
ing burning and discomior. s sn3s
OF kidney tubes need wasbi,".me i
ger signal may be the beginSS;eoet "a
backache, leg pains, loss Of tf'I pan .!
getting up nights, lurbsrro' ~ &
and ankles, rheumatic psin, 'scss
II kidneys don't empty 3 ma mo q
and get rid Of 4 pounds 81 fn as eel
your body will take up thes a. rs waste
serious trouble. Ii NAV 100 ~ spSols0a 4
lay you up for many months ~ ~ 4
Ask your druggist for DOAy,;c Wy.
q doctors prescription nt rllul
used successfully by million, a9 .
ferers for over 20 years. The =, ns',|
relief and will help to v .ssy IN
MILES of kidney tubes, "'s' os j
But don't take chance r.;.,
or so-called kidney cures" tn, 'toa
you up in 5 minutes, for thew t r. Gag
injure and irritate delicstse y ihsysl
On DOAN'S PILLS re Tsle
;ief that contain no dope" or ~ s.i ite
iruss. Be sure you get Do GsS
It your druggist, 9 1884. Fo,t."r.SNSSi
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-19

I Kings 19:9-lS.
Sunday, July y. r
Golden Text-Speak. Lord for
tbv servant heareth.-l Samuel
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-19
LOSES LEFT ARM

TARBORO, July 10. (UP)-
R. J. White, q, Rocky Mount,
was brought to the hospital here,
after losing his left arm in an au-
tomobile accident near here this
morning. Z.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-19

gardless of the length of their
sentence. These are the prison.
ers we are going to try to hnd
in this survey we are gong 20
make"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-19

That Dorothy Britton, above, the
Miss Universe of 1927" has
been a bride for Several months"
was revealed when her husband,
Clifford Parliman, was jailed at
Newburgh, N. Y, for failure to
pay $420 in back alimony to his
divorced first wife, Gladys Wal
ton.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-19
THE CAUSE AND CURE
OE DETECTION

! Cd Physical Cause or Degec-
ton. "Come hither." Elijah had
taken a long journey. He was
fasting 10 days. He knew the
WEAKNESS of the flesh. Often the
tired body reacts upon the spirit.
~ Financial Cause of DeJec--
ton. Unto a cave and lodged
there" The prophet had no
purse. He was homeless. He was
foodless. He thought he was
friendless. Nobody would finance
his program. Who would not
have been depressed?
| (3) Spiritual Cause of Dejec-
ton. Jealous for Jehovah" He
loved the Lord with all his heart,
and the blood gushed out of that
heart when he saw Israel break
covenant with God and turn de-
family to Baal. Perhaps his faith
wavered. But he saw things as
they were. And he lamented
them with utter sorrow of soul.
(4) Vocational Cause of De-
lection. "They seek my life
Had the skies been sealed three
and one-half years at Elijah's
word? Had the test on Carmel
authenticated Elijah as the
prophet of Jehovah? Had the
' drouth been broken in answer to
Eijah's prayers? Alas, it all
now seemed in vain! The prophet
was a fugitive. His whole work
seemed to fall to the ground.
\ C5) Cure by the DivinePres-
ence "Said unto him." 1t was
not enough for God to be near.
Elijah must know that he was
near. The voice rang clear. The
presence was omnipotent. All
Israel may have turned its back
upon him, but God was still his
| friend.
| CO. Cure was the Divine Task.
"Go-return-anointp 1t was
the best prescription for Elifah's
dependency. He thought his
work was over. God not only
gave him something to do, but as
signed greater tasks than he had
vet done. Work is the antidote
to worry.
Gu Cure in the Divine Pro-
gram. "To be prophet in thy
room" Gods work was not to
end with Elijah. His successor
was even now in sight. And
Elisha would be the fitteSt man
on earth to perpetuate the work
of Elijah. The workers may fall
but the work goes on.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-07-21
Forest Graduates Are
Finding Employment

All school Of forestry June graduates
Of the State university are working in
some phase Of forestry work. rAs far
as we know says Miss Mary Wilson,
secretary Of the school, @aH graduates
are working and most Of them are In
forestry work"
Seven men were graduated In for
estry this June. M. o. Hancock and
Virgil Stevens are working In United
States forest region NO 9 in Wisconsin.
Hancock has a tentative appointment
as junior forester pending results Of
his civil service examination. Stevens
was transferred to region July /. He
had been working near Superior.
Earl Welton Is employed in Yellow
stone park on emergency conservation
work Carter Quinlin is in Yellowstone
park as ranger. John Hinman and
Lester Harris are working ia United
States forest region out Of Missoula
on grazing reconnaissance work. Rufus
Hall Is working Ia Idaho for the inter-
mountain forest and range experiment
station Of Odgen, Utah, on erosion con-
trol.
All Of these men plan to take the civil
service examination in forestry.