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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01
5000 MOOSE INITIATED
AT SESSION IN BOSTON
Senator Davis, Director General,
in Address Lauds Passage
Of Security Bill.
BY the Associated Press.


BOSTON, July 1-Approximately
1000 men and several hundred wom-
en- we're initiated into the Loyal Or
Ger of Moose and the Women of the
Moose yesterday at their forty-sev-
enth convention,
DR.. William E. Buehler Of Chicago,
supreme dictator. welcomed the new
members In brief address after the
ritualistic ceremony. Joseph F. O'Con-
nell, dictator of the Boston lodge, pre-
sided over the initiation of the men.
Katherine Smith Of Indianapolis,
Ind, presided at the women's initia-
ton. She is supreme recorder Of the
womens order.
United States Senator James J. Da-
Wis, Republican, Of Pennsylvania, di-
rector general of the Moose. spoke
briefly, expressing pleasure at the en-
ectment of the social security bill.
Senator Davis said it was his opinion
the minimum age limit under the bill
should be reduced from IS to so years.
The supreme forum. Of which DR..
3. Edward Keatng of Los Angeles is
chief justice, reviewed decisions of
supreme officers on issues affecting
the various lodges during the past
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01

magnificent acting Of Sam. His per.
Torrance was, TO put it mildly, sen.
sation-for Shiresville, Ct, of course
Miss Upton, who, directed the per-
Torrance, favored pictures for Sans
career. There's more money IN pic
lures" she declared. More chance
of quick fame"
Sam frowned tnoughtfully. But
how" he wanted to know, docs one
get into pictures?" Which was a
question that might have stumped
one less world-wise than Miss Tip
ton. But Miss Upton had been
around. She smiled smugly.
Nov, SAM" she said. 'let me talk
to you as 7 would to my own SON
You've had a great success here In
Shiresville. There's not soul but
predicts big things for you. But
you're young, aid haven't-er-well,
the benefit of wide experience. Here
Miss Upton smiled sG.ugly once more.
1--WE known many young meh and
women" she went on. who, some
what pulled up because of local sue
cess. have gone to New York or Holly
wood expecting producers to reach out
grasping hands Of welcome, only to
be disappointed Now, Sam, you don't
want to be disappointed, do you?"
"Oh, my goodness, no." Sam as
sured her without hesitation. In
| fact"
But Miss Upton interrupted him
with her SNUG smile. "Of course
she agreed. "Now, Sam, acting, In
many respects, is not unlike any other
profession. One must begin at the
bottom, I mean. I 40 not mean to
deprecate your ability, Sam, but do
not think that the announcement
of your arrival in either Hollywood
or New York would set directors and
producers all agog. II you know what
I mean?"
Well" said Sam, proceed
'Ahem," said Mss Upton. Sam,
my advice to you is to go to Holly
wood and Join the Boulevard Trot-
| ters."
II beg your pardon?" said Sam.
The Boulevard Trotters," Miss Tip
ton explained, lis an organization
composed of would be picture sctors.
| These would-bes, having had-er-
local success, rush TO Hollywood with
nigh hopes and great expectations,
only to be disappointed. Undaunted
however, they array themselves in at
tires that are-er-shghtly different
from everyday garb. and Spend their
days walking up and down Hollywood
Boulevard in Hollywood, hoping that
q passing director or producer will
spot them and offer them work The
Boulevard Trotters noay be seen any
day In Hollywood
Hum" said Sam, "and do these
er-Trotters ever get work."
Frequently" said Miss Upton,
they do. Directors needing char
acters for certain parts seek them out
Now, Sam, my point Is this: Should
YOU become Trotter and be selected
for q part. the director will be 50
amazed with Jour unusual ability,
having expected nothing more than
ordinary talent, you will Immediately
be signed on a long contract It's
only psychology. SAM
To which Sam agreed. One month
later he landed in Hollywood, and
engaged an inexpensive room. Re-
membering Miss 1ipton's advice and
remembering, too, the gay send-on
and modest purse awarded him by
loyal and proud citizens Of Sh!res-
vile, he became filed with . great
desire to succeed. And so on the
day following his arrival, Sam bud
geted his meager funds pocketed the
amount allotted to costumes" and
visited local Lsberdasher. Minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01
BIG HIGHWAYS URGED
Representative Drummer Would
Use Work-Relief Funds.

Construction Of a transcontinental
uper-express highway system with
works-relief funds was proposed yes
terday by Representative Drummer,
Democrat, Of New York.
He said he would urge President
Roosevelt to consider ALLEGATION of suf-
fieient money for building a network
81 highways. including a trunk line
from the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01

Essentials Rationed.
Essential commodities are being dis
tributed on a ration basis In Bolivia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01
NJ. E. UNIT HOLDS REPEAL
PROMISES UNREDEEMED
Temperance Board Denies Bootleg
Traffic Is Halted and Dry Ter
ritory Is Protected.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Board of Temperance, Prohi-
bitiOn and Public Morals of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church said in .
statement yesterday that mot one sin
gle promise of the proponents Of re-
peal has been redeemed and nothing
is being done which gives any rea-
sonable expectation that any Of these
promises will be redeemed"
"Bootleggfng is not stopped, pos
sibly is not even diminished" the
statement said. DRY territory Is not
yet protected, but is subjected to .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01
Sales Tax Nets $17.4l3,090.

NEW YORK, July (P).-City Con-
troller Frank j. Taylor announced
yesterday that the first six months
Of New York City's per cent sales
tax for unemployment relief had
netted $17,413.090. Collections during
the second quarter Of 1885 totaled
1926 52, he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01
---DAILY SHORT STORY-
BOULEVARD TROTTER

later he appeared
on the boulevard In
attire guaranteed
by the hAberdash.
er to attract the
attention Of the
m ost phlegraatic
director. @ he c K q
were the outstanc-
ing feature Of his
costume. Brilliant
checks Of varying
color and blending
shad es. To say
the least, they
made Sam q trihe
self-conscious and
attracted the at
tention Of, II not
directors, n e n
passersby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01

drum fire Of propaganda to destroy
its laws. Poison liquor still appears
in the headlines Of the press"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01
WHEN the per-

WhEN Inc per-
"Dusky lady, VI
amateur play pro-
duced by the
Shi: esville, Ct,
Dramatic Gu b,
was forced into q
overnight run be-
cause Of It's great
success, folks de-
clared that Sam
Abbott, the leading
man was due for q
brilliant career on
The legitimate stage
or in pic ture S.
Every one agreed
that the popularity
Of "Dusky L a y"
was due to Moth
ing more than the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-07-05
HOW TO ASSURE
WEEDLESS LAWN
AT LITTLE COST

Keeping your lawn beautiful and
weed-free will not be so difficult a
task If you give 1t little attention
right now. In those portions Of the
lawn where weeds are already estab-
lished, 1t is desirable to dig them
out carefully. After this is done a
system of regular lawn care, includ-
ing feeding, clipping and proper wa
tering will help you keep weeds I'M
der control In your lawn.
Here are four pointers which will
help you have a better lawn this
season:
Reseed bare spots promptly! If
you have not already reseeded all
bare and thin spots in your lawn,
do so Immediately. Loosen the soil
on these spots with a rake and re-
seed with a good grade of grass seed.
Be sure to keep these reseeded areas
moist until the seed terminates.
Feed the lawn with complete,
balanced plant food. Apply four
pounds of complete plant food per
100 square feet to the lawn. Use
four pounds of plant food per 100
square feet when feeding your lawn
in the fall.
Clip your lawn regularly. Never
let the grass shorter than one and
one-half inches. Regular clipping
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-07-05
BY GRANDMOTHER CLARK

The "Irish Chain" quilt can be
found in almost every collection, and
quilt makers will make at least one
of these simple chain patterns. The
single, double, or triple Irish Chain
has one, two, or three blocks in the
chain. The background is white and
the squares are solid blue, red, or
other dark mixed colors to give con-
trast. The squares in this quilt
measure 1A inches without seam,
and they are appliqued on two diff
ferent nine-inch blocks; one all
checked, the other with square in
each corner. These are assembled
alternately to give above effect.
Seven 9-inch blocks are used across
top and nine blocks on side. With a
6-inch border quilt will measure fin
ished about Y by 80 inches. This
quilt is simple to make but cutting of
patches and blocks must be accurate
to produce good results.
This quilt is one of the 33 popular
quilts shown in book No. %, which
will be mailed to you upon receipt of
Is cents. Cutting charts, instruc-
lions and valuable information for
quilt makers will be found in this
book.
ADDRESS-HOME CRAFT CO.,
DEPT. D., Nineteenth and st. Louis
Ave-, st. Louis, Mo.
Inclose a stamped addressed en-
velope for reply when writing for
any information.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-07-05

helps keep your lawn weed-free.
Soak your lawn when you water
it! Don't be satisfied with giving
your lawn a light sprinkling, even
though you do this daily. 1t Is much
better to soak your lawn to depth
Of to inches. When you do this,
a watering once or twice weekly Is
sufficient.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-07-05
Clipper Ship, Marvel Of Skyways

officers free to keep close watch on
the course of the ship. The condition
Of the engine is entirely In charge Of
the ships engineer. Nearly all of the
many instruments, cages, dials and in
dicators are banked In the engine
room, which is in the center of the
wing.
No. is truly a symbol Of the steps
ahead which have been made in trans.
continental air travel. France is link
ing up even it's most distant colonies
with the French capital. by means of
ships of this size, one of which has
already been completed, the Lieut.-de-
Vaisseau-Paris. This ship is the larg-
est seaplane in the world, with a
Widespread of nearly 80 meters and
engines which develop more than $500
horsepower 1t weighs 81 tons and has
a crew of eight. 1t has several first
class cabins, each with two beds and
a private bath.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-07-05

But Don't Be Pedantic
Speak good English and people will
get used to you-and like it.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-07-05
Possibly He Did

Owen-"Did you fill your date last
night?" Moore-"I hope so. She
ate everything In sight"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20
Heavy Casualties in Battle
Fought In Southern Area

(Continued from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20
SMOKY JOE PICKS
STATE OVER DUKE

College Station, Raleigh, Nov. 20
Smoky Joe" North Carolina States
genial masselr and hokum-pokum
man, p, edicted before the State squad
left for the Richmond University game
last Friday night that the Wolfpack
wound defeat Richmond, that Duke
would defeat Carolina, and that this
Saturday, State would win over Duke,
He's two-thirds right thus far.
Smoky Jon's enthusiasm is mount
ing every day, if such could be pos
sible, and, with his rabbits foot tied
with red and white ribbon, he has
assumed the role of sports forecast
er. Despite Dukes victory over the
seemingly unbeatable Tar Heels,
Smoky still says in his inimitable
way, "YG ussah, Boss. We's still gon-
nah win"
The dusky seer has maintainen an
average of 1000 so far. And again
this week he is rubbing his rabbits
foot indus trially, fully determined
that his latest prediction must come
true.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20

$with Sir George Russell Clark, Brit
fish AMBASSADOR, but informed circles
ssaid they saw little prospect of re-
sumption of negotiations between Brit
fish, French and Italian representa-
ivet until either Italy or Ethiopia is
greatly weakened on the battlefield
Emperor Halle Selassie, who at first
had been expected to go to the north
ern front when he left Adds Ababa
yesterday by airplane, was believed
today by observers to bel the south.
Asmara reports said the Italians in
this area were seeking Ras Sayouam,
Ethiopian commander in the North.
Some aviators who took part in
Mondays battle between Italian
planes and Ethiopian land forces, in
which the Italian headquarters at AS
mara claimed 1000 Ethiopians were
killed, said they saw Ras SayOum
fall from his horse, apparently shot.
There was no other confirmation of
thisr eport.
The Ethiopian government announc
ed it had no official knowledge of the
reported killing of 1000 of it's troops.
1t stated ten Ethiopians were killed
and 90 wounded in an attack by an
Italian plane south Of Makale Mon
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20

Walter Skidnlore has been named
varsity basketball coach at the Uni
versity of North Carolina for the 1886
season. to devote more time to his
duties as assistant athletic director.
Mr.. Shepard requested that he be
relieved of coaching duties this year.
Last year the "White Phantoms'
the basketball name of the Tar Heels,
won the State and Southern Confer
ence titles. They won % out of 25
games. Skidmore, a former Centre
College athlete, coached the Carolina
freshmen last winter and led them to
State title. He came to Carolina
last year. Skidmore was previously
the head coach at Charlotte High
school, leading the teams TO numerous
titles in football basketball and base
ball. He has three of his former high
schoolers on the present Carolina
squad. They are Captain Jim Nc
Cachren, All-Southern guard for two
years; Pete Mullis and Earl Ruth.
Mr. Skidmore also assists in football
and scouting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20
Vance Theatre Announces
A New Policy

To the people of Henderson and the
surrounding territory
AS an expression of appreciation for
your generous patronage and loyal
support during the first month of our
career THE VANCE THEATRE an
nouncs new policy
BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, NOV
EMBER goth, admission prices to the
VANCE will regularly be as follows.
Main Floor (Anytime) ....
Adults 25s Children =. 10c No Tax
White Balcony (Anytime)
Adults l5c; Children =. 10c No Tax
Colored Balcony (Anytime)
Adults 15c; Children :. 10c No Tax
These prices will apply to all pic
ture programs. When vaudeville and
road show attractions are playing
admission prices will advance in pro-
portion.
THESE REDUCTIONS IN ADMIS-
SION PRICES HAVE BEEN MADE
POSSIBLE by your excellent support
of the VANCE Theatre. We feel that
there is definite need in Henderson
for theatre that offers high class
entertainment at a price well within
reach of everyone. Your continued
patronage will be our means of know
ing if we please You.
THIS CHANGE DOES NOT MEAN
that we will cheaper our service to
our patrons, nor does it mean that we
will cheaper our programs. We are
constantly striving to improve on
these, and at an early date we are
making improvements that will in
sure picture and sound projection
even better than the high standard
already set and will mean added
comfort and convenience for the nuh-
lie. Our programs will continue 10
Improve. AS an example of this inn
provement we have recentlv added
Paramount news in addition to o,,r
regular program of comedies car
toons, and novelties shown with the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20
ALUMNI SHOULDN'T
KICK OVER LOSS
J.
Taking of Motion Pictures
Wouldn't Make 4 Touch
downs Difference
BY BOB FALKNER.

The charge that Duke University
used unfair and unethical methods in
scouting North Carolina university
Drenaratory to the Carolina-Duke
aame in Durham Saturday in which
the Tar Heels were routed $50. bv
the Carolina alumni, doesn't leave
such a. fine taste in the mouths of
those who were pulling for a Caro-
lima win. although they were not in
terested in the school other than we'll
wishers.
The alumni charge was that Duke
scouts took motion pictures of the
Carolina-Georgia Tech and Carolina
v M. I. game, and showed them to
Duke players as they prepared for the
all important game.
whether this is true or not, Wal
lace Wade said there were some,
makes little difference to the foot
hau fan, because he can see little
rnason why a few motion pictures can
make four touchdowns difference be-
tween two teams. Maybe they can.
but what of it,
Probably the next assertion of un-
ethical tactics by Carolina alumni
will be that the Duke backs who
hacked the ball down the field on
those long, devastating runs were lust
knowing picture" shadows.
Coach Carl Snavely at Carolina adj
nits he has taken shots of football
games, being interested in amateur
photography, in fact he inaugurated
the custom in North Carolina when
he came here last season. He took his
nictures to show his teams mistakes
and to correct them, but what could
raen him from showing the pictures
hofore the same game the followno o
vear bringing out the style of plav
to be expected.
All in all, the charge of he alumni
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20
TWO GOOD PUNTERS
T0MEET SATURDAY
States Barden Will Match
Kicks With Dukes Ace
Parker at Raleigh

College Station, Raleigh, Nov 20
The best l<ickers in the Southern Con-
ference will match boots here Sat
urday when North Carolina State and
Duke University meet at 2:3O in Rid
dick Stadium.
The kickers are Howard Bardes
of State, and Ace Parker Dukes bril-
liant back Neither have been out
kicked this fall and they have been
up against some Of the best kickers
in the South.
Bardes reached his peak in the
Richmond game last week when he
kicked a muddy ball eight times for
an average of 43 yards kick. This
average looks much better when con-
sidering the fact that on three occa-
sions, Bardes had to kick short on
purpose. One of his longest boots
was good for rs yards.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20
n. C.. States Forward Wall
Best In Schools History

little more than 50 yards a game ana
have made only 23O ON passes loa
an average of little more than rs
Yards q game. Furthermore, oppon-
ants have mad only 46 first downs
including those made by running
passing and penalties.
No team in the Southern CONFER
ence can boast such record. IL Will
however, be subjected to its most Sc
we're test Saturday against Duke. The
Blue Devils have, perhaps, the best
balanced team III the Southern Con-
ference and will be favored to take
State. but States forwards will be
ot their best, and as Hunk Ander-
son says, will be in there fighting
every second in hopes of scoring an
upset.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20

feature picture. We will shorty Il"
augurate amateur Night ana any
one wishing to appear on the S1aE'
and comDete for the caSh d"'
should register for a tryout d '"'
carly date. We are also staftlHE a..
entirely new and different klllo -
cash award night. This plan or
thrills, excitement, and enter ran,
ment to the entire audience ana Ir,' @
to the winners. Watch for II.
management of the VANCE Is H"Pl13
TO announce that we have Se1u'
bookings on many outstanding ''"@
vile attractions, revues anu o.J io
shows. These dates will be aflho'''N
from time to time. aoo1,r
YOUR GRATIFYING SOFro',f =
has made possible the ShoWlnS Gs If
some Of the outstanding pic'ulto '.,oad.
The year. A few of the many QUE ou'9 he-
ing coming attractions are I'9'0S
low.
KID MILLIONS
DANCE BAND
HAPPINESS C. o. d,
DIZZY DANES
HIS NIGHT OUT
EVERGREEN
KING SOLOMAN OF
BROADWAY
STORM. OVER THE ANI)"9
BARBARY COAST
RED SALUTE
DARK ANGEL o,,,r
REMEMBER LAST NlCfrl
LES MISERABLES 80, nor.
The above pictures, and h@n' @dr early
select shows, are booked 10
showings. Watch for dates. o,ta, en-
Visit the VANCE for. for Rffp'ys tgs entire
tertainment value. Erihs '
family! daily 11.0
Matinee at 200 p. m. oal'yi oanl',ytinroas
a. M Saturday. Sho" ''''
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R. W. Birchfield' ME''
(Union 0perafea''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20

College Station Raleigh, Nov. ~
North Carolina State has turned out
some great lines and linemen since
1900 but the front wall Coach HUNK
Anderson will send against Duke
University here Saturday afternoon
in Riddick Stadium is the best the
School has had.
From end to end, Coach Anderson
has developed a great array of stars,
At the start of the season, Anderson
expected to have his biggest worry
with the line, but the imposing record
the forwards have made shows just
how we'll Anderson has handled the
line worry.
In eight games, States opponents
have gained a net total of ATT yards
on ground plays for an average OF
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20

(W-won; L-lost TIED Pct-per cent; P.S.-point
scored OPopponents' points, PPpont percentage; Mr.
national rating)
Copyright, 1885. by Central Press Association
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20

does not help their school, neither
does it change the $50 score, nor low
er Wallace Wade in the estimation
of thousands and thousands of foot
ball fans throughout the south and
nation, who think he is a grid mentor
of the top rank, and, above all, a
gentleman on the field and off.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20

1835-Fitzhugh Lee, West Pointer,
gallant Confederate general, Virginia
governor after war, consul to Havana,
majorgeneral in Spanish-American
war, born in Fairfax Co.. Va. Died in
Washington, d. c., April %, 1905.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20

1934-Maj. Gen. Smedley D. Butler
charged Wall Street with plot to over
throw President by private army of
half q million under Fascist leader
ship, before u. S. House of Represen-
tatves committee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-20

day. Officials said they believed this
was the battle to which the italian
announcement referred.
Evening star., 1935-10-07
Title C0ntenders Clash.

THE most important contest on the
- list Of Capital teams this week is
that between Maryland and North
Carolina in Baltimore Saturday. The
Terps and Tarheels are considered
strong contenders for the Southern
Conference championship. Neither has
been defeated. Carolina pulled one of
the big surprises Saturday by slamming
Tennessee, long rated as the kingpin
Of the conference. 1913. This score
gave Maryland a slight shock, but the
Old Liners, delving into the statistics
Of the game, felt relieved. Tennessee
outgained the Tarheels by a great
margin and but for a remarkable
number of intercepted passes might
have held the score even or have won.
The Maryland Carolina game will
be the top attraction in the Old Line
State, although the Navy is putting
on big party this week On Thurs
day the middies will meet Virginia at
Annapolis in contest that will head
line the celebration of the ninetieth
anniversary of the founding of the
academy. The Cavaliers aren't ex-
pected to extend the middies. Vir-
ginia has lost to Hampden-Sydney
and been tied by Davidson.
Georgetown, which showed flashes
OF class in losing by a touchdown to
the brilliantly coached Albright eleven,
will play Roanoke at Griffith Sta
dium Saturday.
Gallaudet, of to flying start with
Q victory over Bridgewater, will visit
Baltimore University, and American
University, beaten by Washington
College, will invade Hampden-Sydney
This is an open week for Wilson
Teachers College.