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Evening star., 1936-05-01
The National Scene
BY ALICE ROOSEVELT LONGWORTH

SPITE of the fact that Gov Landon until his recent statement
has been kept quiet that there had begun be faint doubt
to whether really exists his strength connus
Evening star., 1936-05-01
Mountain Zebra Guarded.

South Africa has a campaign to save
the mountain zebra from extinction.
Evening star., 1936-05-01

than 10 nave the nominee certainty In aovs
That only leaves them the platform about which to exercise
talent for the deals" which crafty their self-esteem
tcopyright
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-20
q Japanese Killed
In Clash With Bandits

HARDIN, Aug. 20 0.N.SO.
Bandits clashed with and killed
% officers and men of a Japa-
neSe-Manchukuo Sungani River
patrol at Mulan yesterday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-20

Despite the exaggeration in
stories of goats ability to fatten on
diet of tin cans, broken bottles
and old automobile tires, they
showed yesterday they could take
loco weed" and like it. The squat
ter-ownerS of the animals declared
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-20
COATS GO on JAG BUT POLICE SPOIL 1T Di

that the milk had shown no effects
of the narcotic fodder, and they
denied any knowledge of the SOW
ing or ultimate use of the plant.
The five acres were discovered
by Detectives Edward Connell and
Peter F. Gallagher
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-20

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Police
have begun uprooting a five-acre
field of marijuana which had been
discovered on Barren Island, south
of Floyd Bennett Airport, on which
milk goats belonging to squatters
in the vicinity we're grazing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-20
DistiIIers 10 Hear
Effects of Repeal

Isaac Cans will talk before
Maryland distillers at the Hillen-
dale Golf Club in Baltimore to-
night on Social Effects of Re
peal"
The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-27

Where are we going?" asked Nkima the mon
key. we go to trail the terrible Leopard Men
who kill with tslons of STEEL" the ape-man an
swered then added with an amused smile. Are
you ready to fight. Nkima?' The little monkey
gave vent to startled screech.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-27

Il would Ike to scratch out the eyes of Tar
zans enemies" he said with quavering voice, but
but I must be going now Before the ape-nlan
could inquire the nature of the sudden, urgent
business which called him away so hastily, Nkima
vanished in the trees.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
CLEANUP DRIVE
BEGUN IN CITY
Continued from Page u

tCOntlnued from Page IL
the work and charge the property
owner for the work.
Educate the Public
One city employe is to be dele
gated to the task of educating the
public as to the methods for
handling the garbage and trash
accumulations and in inspecting
the alleys, streets and lots. He is
to be active between May Is and
June 80.
Councilman Harry Sones recon-
mended that Fire Chief Tom ReamS
be asked to aid in inspecting the
alleys and lots as a means OF
eliminating fire hazards. The prob
lens of handling trash and papers
in the business district was dis
cussed and councilmen decided to
study the problem.
During the coming melon sea-
son the city council is TO make
every effort to eliminate the an
nual nuisance caused by accumula-
tionS of refuse in alleys and along
the curbwayS. The loading and
unloading of the melons will be
watched with a view to eliminating
the offensc caused by broken mel
onS and collections of rinds, coun-
cilmen said The health depart
ment is to be consulted for the
best means of handling the situa-
ton.
An adjourned meeting will be
held next Thursday morning at
10 o'clock
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
RUNAWAY GIRL
SURRENDERS AT
POLICE STATION

LOS ANGELES. May 7. UP
Alta Kerr, 9.year old Compton girl
who prefers the thrill of the open
road to the humdrm routine of
home, was restored to her parents
today after her second try at run
ming away.
approximately "a hours after she
disappeared. she walked into the
Compton police station and an
nounced her willingness to return
home.
oh, I've just been out" she
yawned when asked where she had
been.
On her previous escape. she
forced Searchers TO catch up with
her. Her older brother. Jimmy. Il.
who was with her on that occasion.
has been 'farmed out" with rela-
tives on a Utah ranch.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
Ranchers Will Hold
Community Meeting

McCabe- Eucalyptus Seeley Mt.
Signal owners and operators Of
ranch property will have their
community meeting to elect a COM
munity committee for the admin
istration Of the agricultural con-
servation program on Friday Of
this week at ? pm. in the McCabe
school.
Friday night the Magnolia-M Null
berry district will have its meet
ing in the Mulberry school at 7:45
o'clock.
On Monday. Imperial Mesquite
Lake District Will meet at ? pm.
in the fair grounds. Imperial and
Tuesday night at 7:3O o'clock in
the Westmorland school, the West
morlsnd-Tamarack group will have
its meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07

keeping will be installed, the staff
taught to use it and a monthly audi
tors check made for period of six
months.
The scarchlight of good audit
ing" said Mayor Roy Womack,
docs not hurt any business and
certainly does not injure the city
business. These steps are being
taken to bring the city business to
a good, solid business basis. The
audits and the new system are a
protection to the heads of depart.
ments as we'll as a protection to
the taxpayers"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
PROBERS DROP
MORGUE CHARGE

LOS ANGELES. May :. UP)-A
superviSorial subcommittee headed
by Supervisor Gordon L. McDon-
ough, today pigeon holed sensation
al charges that certain county
morgue attendants occasionally per-
formed their official duties while
drunk.
McDonough. in disposing Of the
charges after an investigation. said
it would be unnecessary" to hold
a long-promised public hearing that
was demanded by several women's
clubs and civic groups.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07

pltals TO pay patients.
At present. due to the supreme
court decision in the Kern county
case this is impossible. The meas
urs will permit those communities
who wish to do so, to open their
hospitals but docs not commit any
city or county TO do so.
Al Saturdays meeting of the
larm bureau directors the farm
bureau secretary, Scott B. Foulds
was instructed to telegraph for
petitions which arrived in the val
ley Monday and which are now
in circulation.
Petitions arc being kept at the
farm bureau office in the court
house for those who wish to sign
them
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
Karpis Gave Tip
Leading to Arrest
Copyright 1886 Bv United Press

ST. PAUL, May 7. U.P)-Alvin
Karpis. cringing imprisoned gang
leader, gave the tip that brought
about capture of his chief lieuten-
ant. Harry Campbell, in Toledo. O..
a Oman indicated today
The federal man was waiting at
st. Paul airport for arrival of the
plane bearing Campbell and his
captors.
The federal agent was asked:
rs Karpis going to get the S2.5OO
reward for Campoell's capture?"
Well" the Oman replied, hes
entitled to it..
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
Townsend Club to
Meet Thurs. Night

The weekly meeting of Townsend
Club No. l Aill be held in the
Wilson school at 7:30 o'clock pm.
Thursday. A full attendance C
members is expected The meeting
is open TO the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07

their regular weekly luncheon mt
the Planters hotel
Smith. well acquainted with the
many problems of Manchukuo. gave
an interesting and entertaining ad.
dress.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
Class Initiated
By Brawley Elks

The first initiation ceremonies
conducted by the newly installed
officers Of the Brawley Elks lodge
was held in the hall Wednesday
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
Council Arranges to
Collect on Licenses

improvement The letter was read
by Mayor Womack.
J. S. Jones was appointed to fill
a vacancy on the city planning
commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
KiwaniS Hear
ReU. F. H. Smith

Reverend f., II. Smith, resident
of China for 81 years, gave a brief
talk on Manchukuo before members
of the Brawley Kiwanis club at
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
G-MEN TRAP
KARPIS AIDE

Continued from Page 4
were the two who stood guard over
Edward Bremen while he was held
captive.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
MOVEMENT BACKED
BY FARM BUREAUS

flity petitions being circulated by farm bureau
% ana nome department members in Imperial county in
state wide ballot to have placed on the November bal
lot constitutional amendment which will permit cities
nd countles If they desire to open county and ctv hos
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07

1896 894
In view of the comparatively
large expenditures from the fund
without audit Or supporting eVi-
dencc of expenditures. we would
recommend cancellation of the ac-
count and payment of all items
through regular channels
Respectfully submitted
CRENSHAW, DIEHL and
WRIGHT, certified public
accounts"
AT a cost of $3.50, the new book
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
CIRCULATED TO OPEN COUNTY, CITY HOSPITALS

First National bank ......... $3711
Add deposits:
Refund of expenditures by city
warrants ............................... S634.08
Deposit of overagc .......... $36.62
Total-S7078
Less checks drawn ........... S475.95
Box rent .=............................ $27.4
Miscellaneous items ........... 5000
Refund to city clerks
expenses Observation-Disclosures. $185.00
Total checks drawn ....... $7l6.75
Balance overdrawn May 4,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
y 1MeatheLE

Southern California Fair with
continued low humidity tonight and
Friday; temperature aboV normal:
decreasing northeast wind off coast
Los Angeles and Nieirity Fair
tonight and Friday; continued high
temperature and low humidity: de-
creasing wind from the interior: in
creasing fire hazard in mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
Additional Market
Quotations
Continued from Page 81
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES. May 7. up
Butter: Extra 29i.s. prime firsts
2e = c. standards 2Sc, undergradc 27c.
Large eggs.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
Sailors 1876 and 3.05

New shapes in Sennit sailors by Staetson tt 395
ventilated braid in and sailors by "Chaumont" at
Choose the good looking sailors you need from this
ment
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07

MORE POPULAR THAN EVER-thcSc W
and light fancy patterned Palm Beach s
are ready in our second big shipment
season
wearing =. they yield a perfect blend
comfort, economy and good looks.
They are tailored by "Goodall" for fit and
in the popular sport backs-See yours TO
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
$3.50 By eg,nmo,,

Pine woven soft in optmo tapered
shapes with wide brmNarrow black brown bands
the 'Chaumont' Panama at $50 offers remarkable
vale Smart snap brimS.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
sAvE-AuTOMOBILES,

MARMON 1880 sedan. SS6: Has Motoroiss ns
radio 6-wire- wheel equipment ana tiunk
se Tase Motor ssa co Phone n 'S
MARQUETTE 1880 Coupe; Rumble seat; q
will serve your transportation problem
eoD Capit0 Sos @o'C5S Open nt eyeninss and sand.y
don't Snfe Judge S this car ~ the price asked, .,,
really worth o & sreata dea, eontb1v Tvre o7ba
%oe6iey ssss1s sDp q. n:x: sssn' ooIumels isas w
SAsH sHasI dslt lsss blue ssdn has e:s
sees s'fs ana %S;S! $ss
nons FGSsaas Sssle. SsTYee sil 1926 goth st.
oLDsMoBILE 1888 6-cylinder. town sedan.
original finish;. tires and upholstery in
at $685. s1%s and an ras dsal r' 5a5
ss:1sIlS snf sess seSSs
in very detail. A 1854 8 trunk sedan, q
nnsan mechancs .al. CONDITION. 1924 t. trunk 6u,d
out excellent tires. a 1854 8 coupe.
pearl gray with green and silver trim.
AND hot-water heater. See these cars
today or phone for demonstration. Liberal
trade and easy terms.
Norris. Inc. 2OlS 14th st. NV. North 3949
0LDSMOB1LE 1888. 5-passenger coupe;
steel SPOKE wheels and ' stripe. ripe sest covers.
tires like new. motor perfect Very at
tractive Phone us today for . demonstra-
tion. Only S396 Safety Tested" Po-
hanka Service. 1i26 Goth st. NV. Phone
District 9141.
OLDSMOBILE 1884 four-door touring Sc
dan. six-cylinder model; has built-in
trunk. original jet black Duco and very
little mileage; this car is unusually clean
and far, above the average; car runs per-
feet and motor Is very quiet and operates
always in demand and is q really beauti-
full job; price is very reasonable. only
S495; easy terms. Standard Motor Sales.
1905 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PACKARD 1882 De Luxe Club Sedan.
received the very best Of care. Original
finish OF Jet black spotAss upholstery,
trunk and luRgaee carrier. six-wheel
sauippment p IT The original cost was over
1915 Trade-terms Norris. Inc. 2OI8
l4th st. NV. North 3949.
PACKARD "I2O' 4-door sedan driven only
1900 miles 6-wheel equipment, black fln-
ish; Bargain At $975. JACK PRY. 1920
PIERCE-ARROW 1929 sedan; desert sand
finish: spotless interior; perfect motor;
practically new rubber; 81 down and
$3.50 per month; money-back guaran-
tee. Keep Rollin' With Nolan" I'LL
PLYMOUTH-Will sacrifice for cash. 800
credit on 1896 Plymouth. Mr.. Benike.
Phone Potomac 33I3. 19'
PLYMOUTH 1888 coach; $27O. II Lee
ave. Takoma Park, Md. Phone Shepherd
PLYMOUTH 1888 p. D.. de luxe coach;
excellent condition: motor absolutely per
feet. This car Is fully guaranteed for 30
days Priced at only $685. terms as low as
S35 down and small monthly payments.
Simmons Motors Inc, corner l4th and s
SITS NV. Phone Decatur 5I63
PLYMOUTH 1885 demonstrator. $s5 down
$50 per month; new-car guarantee every
respect. real saving any demonstration.
Phone Mr.. Adams. Wisconsin 443O.
PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe coupes. 4 to
choose from, radio eauipped: 500 down:
$40 month. JACK PRY, 1924 14th st. and
4449 Conn. ave. br.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
SALE-AUTOMOBILES,

PACKARDs !3--Yesrs Of fine Transporter
sIs5. 4 1925 de luxe sedan. Si95. 4
1880 sedan. $265. All Of these cars are
Norris. Inc. 2Ols I4th st. NV North 3e49
PACKARD 1882 model 0O2 club sedan;
excellent black paint green cloth up
holstery. good tires: you will flnd 1t very
fe1n ei c.sa: snIs Co. 1as ssna g. Cav nS
Phone Rational $500. Open sun and eve
PACKARD 1880. Standard sedan, excel
Guiding motor price reasonable. 242
Jefferson st. NV. Georgia 9751 between
2 pm. and 8 pm. Sunday.
PACKARD 1882 Conv Coupe series 300
wit With De Lux Luxe eauipment we are not
the cleanest and best conditioned Pack
ards we have ever seen in this most de-
ssirable i, model, It. It has % original finish Of
metal tire covers with mirrors. Spanish
Why any one would buy a cheap new car
after seeing and riding in this one. is be-
sond yan1 our ,',e. reasoning; The price is only
20lS 18th st: NV. North 3949.
PACKARD 1929 de luxe 4-door sedan;
derful motor; only 81 down. $6.34 per
Rollin' With Nolan. I'LL 18th st. NV.
PACKARD 1882 4-door sedan. 6-wheel
equipment, absolutely like new. only driven
~ months. has been in storage 2E years.
tires $175 down, $3S per month. JACK
PRY. 1920 l4th st.
PPtACKARD 1929 7-pass; sedan; clean as a
terms 1876 18th st. NV. 19'
Evening star., 1936-01-19

PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe sedan. low mile
age; original finish like new; $425. 134l
18th ST.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

original tvo-tone brown finish Is perfect:
Fr srS Esees s s snd Se 5qm.
ancs yin please YOU Only sSs s3Ss ,Gss ,%sssfet, !;
NV. Phone District Oil. -
oLDsMon7ILs 7l % less "s" % tSurIns ssdsn; ssI;I4
tires and mschanically VIII pass any IN
T:sa TsdS o.nfs Fs ysas e. Hny gias
20th St. nv. Phone District s14i.
OLDsMOBILE 1920 sedan: looks and runs
fine. has GOOD tires: Don't let this low
fool ySS Many miles nniy q
fs Tested PohaHka s a seryice' @ % i1$S ecth sS St.
NV. Phone District 9l41.
OLDSMOBILE 1884 S-cyl. 4-door trunk
sedan little over year old; radio equipped
BY owner; BARGAIN for quick sale, owner
Sss;anh Sss4 between wen .uan 10 and 4 Week days.
OLDSMOBILE 1882 convertible coupe: 8
good tires: you will lind It a clean carr
$245; c. G; G. Guaranty. Capitol Cadil: :
$500. Open Sun. and eve '"'
OLDS 1881 "8" convertible coupe: two-tone
tan finish on body with tenders to match:
built-in Philco radio; Wv. with metal tire
covers; metal trunk. This car is excep-
condition throughout; only S@5 down and
Simmons Motors. Inc. corner i4th and e s
sts: NV. Phone Decatur 5163.
PACKARD six; phaeton body type; model
l2b; 5000 condition; $50 cash. 1926 Illi-
PACKARD sedan. cheapest IN city; out Of
Phone Columbia l52. Apt. 8. White.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PLYMOUTH 1885 sedans-We have sew
eeral Of these practically new cars that
have been driven only q few months by
company oficials and statesmen. They have
had the very best of care, oiled and
creased every 500 miles. Kept well cleaned
and polished. the interiors are immacu-
late. The new owner will receive our
regular new-car guarantee Come in
choose your color. we will take your car
in trade and give q liberal discount. II.
Phone Potomac 1000
Evening star., 1936-01-19
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe business
some one happy If you have been shop
ping for a car Of this type, you owe 1t
to yourself to. see this one; finished in 2
beautiful black; very low mileage; spick
and span interior; new-car guarantee and
EVANS 4 PALMER. INC.
4432 Conn Ave Clev. 1881.
(De Soto-Plymouth Dealers)
PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH! PLYMOUTH
1885 4-door de luxe sedan. S115 down. $27
mo-; 1925 de luxe coupe. 500 down. $25
mo-; 1895 de luxe 2-door touring. 500
down. S25 per mo; 1894 de luxe coach.
Sl0o down: S25 mo-; 1894 de luxe con, con,
P-D sedan. $75 down. S22 mo- 1898 P-D
coach $50 down. $50 mo-; 1893 PC Sc
dan. $50 down. SO mo-: 1882 sedan,
500 down: $40 mo; JACK PRY; 1924
l4th St and 4449 Conn. ave. branch.
PLYMOUTH 1898 sedan; S275: terms:
worth $3.50. Schuler. Merrifield. Va. or
Monday phone District 1890. Br. 257.
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe sedan. low mile
age; original finish like new; $425. 134l
Evening star., 1936-01-19
SaLE-AJTOMOBILES.

PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe. convertible
uine leather upholstery Famous floating
power. Hydraulic brakes. All steel body.
This ad will sell this car today. VIII you
be the fortunate one? Come early to
EVANS g. PALMER. INC.
4432 Conn Ave Clev 1881.
Plymouth and De Soto Dealers.
PLYMOUTH 1884 coach. S395; traded in
will be pleased with the flne appearance
and splendid condition Of this car. Terms
irving st. NV. Phone Columbia 1O324.
fine. A real bargain at only S175 Safety
Tested" Pohanka Service, 1925 Goth st..
NV Phone District 9141.
PLYMOUTH coupe, same as brand-new.
sold last December. but only slightly used
Open Sunday, 10 to g.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
sALE--AUTOMOBILES


FORD 1882 de luxe sedan with 1884 mo-
serios: 9 down snS si slS.sS T per %Snsn; sa7i;n
WIN Nosn fqifAnisa fit issh St. N0n
FORD 1885 Fordor DC luxe sedan; driver
5000 miles. like new in every detail; $50
eSwn saa $3s per Ron Hh wsh
metal finish. appearance and performance
ss sSo doHn and kIen Wiz
Noian.- iii 18th St. n.w.------- NV.
FORD 1885 special de luxe ,a roadster; st. 8
ssons dy esn 5. Soashs oT 5
and Ron fS suit Wes Ncsn
FoRD 1881 dc luxe phsaeton; s ON, sgetnned gena1nds
ori motor; sy real buy at e" only s. down. ST.
oin Ri m9nsh Win nsossosft Soisn ilfi issn s.
ERANKLINs-we, have six ,,, very ys.rs hnf of
service in them. priced from SSu 10 Norfh Sori
MSfsis' ss4ss 1nc'' sols l4th ST. NV NO- VA
GRAHAM 1881 sedan: owned, ns,c;ns1 hnd tsaish Saisn
fully driven by one party: SaisIaS,d anod tires
.n9 PsTss S. upholstery Tsa fsn s11
eoS Testfdh shone rShsniEss r1Istaiss s'e
dan: iridescent finish; Prince Albert side
mountings, trunk. Partisan appointmemi;ss' 1,;s
$50 down and monthly Ron rc with
Noisn." iii 18th st. n.w.- NV.
1879 sSS 4dcor isis ,4S ifdaa g.
NV. Decatur 53s1. ---
draham Blue Streak sedan aaaSg;t;onl a9SS;An
ali good tires, spotless upholstery, metal
tire covers and perfect motor; this is q
Norris. Inc. 3O1S 14th st. NV. North 394g.
HUDSON 1888 Special Brougham: radio
equipped. Any new car prospect VIII IKE
this car; shows no wear ana IT'S truly
car suarantee goes with it and the price
Is only $685.. Low new-car finance rate
odri nd liberal 4h ah s
HUPMOBILE 1885 6-cyl. sedan. less than
5000 miles; new in every respect. lnciuo,
sandass s sas coumba aa0 Mosor Sales
1879 14th st. NV.
HUPMOBILE 1885 s-cyl. Aerodynamic g.
pass. sedan latest body design and low
antee and terms; S995. open IS sunday y (
Columbia Motor Sales. Inc. 1o"3 1atn
LA SALE 1880 club sedan; you rarely
And a car of this particular year in fine
condition of this one; original paint per per
feet upholstery spotess; it has low canitol miel
age: SS4O y. u. y. SudI dltSs Nnpteo,,
Cadillac Co., 1922 22nd st. NV. National
1900 Open Sunday and evenings.
LA SALE 1929 sedan; all good tires.
excellent paint. clean upholstery; this car
value. at $l45; c. C. c. Guaranty. Cap
itol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd st. NV. Ma
tional 1900. Open Sun. and eve:
LA SALE 1885 convertible coupe; this car
driven only 5000 miles and certainly Is
in excellent condition throughout: its ap-
pearance is like new car: 81 .og5' e q
c. Guaranty Capitol Cadillac Co. lS.l
and eve
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23
OTHERS VIEWS
THANKSGIVING.

To the Editor:
It is near another Thanksgiving, I
wonder how many of us have stopped
to thank the Dear Lord Tor the many
blessings that He has bestowed upon
us, we could recall many and many
blessing that He has bestowed upon
us, but the most of all is health and
happiness. We all should stop at least
for a while. every day to thank the
Lord for His blessings for that day
and especially ought we to observe
Thanksgiving day as a day of giving
our thanks to the Lord for all of His
blessings For how many of us know
that we will ever live to see another
Thanksgiving day!
God grant that more of us will look
on life in a different way in a diff
ferent spirit than to just drift along
having a good time letting the devil
have his way with our souls.
Thanksgiving should mean a lot to
us all, dear people, we have the bles-
sed Word of God to read and study
at home if some hindrence should
keep us away from church or attend
ing a Thanksgiving services so do
read and study the Blessed book of
God.
AS for me in my line of work I do
not have the opportunity to attend all
my church services, as most members
do, but think of and pray for Gods
blessings to be with His people ever
where.
Dear reader turn to Calossians read
the chapters, see what He said about
Thanksgiving. We ought to be more
thankful for everything the Dear
Lord has given us for all we have
came from Him.
And through Christ Jesus our bles-
sed Lord died to redeem US from sin,
we are not as thankful as we should
be for what has been done for us and
try to follow in His teaching and live
for the Lord, allowing our light to
shine as a lamp set upon a hill SO
others may be led by our life.
Hoping these few lines will encour-
age some reader to look more in
earnest than people are living today
and turn to the Lord for guidance.
Wishing each and every reader a
happy Thanksgiving.
MRS. 2. r. CLARK.
Henderson, Nov 20, 1896.
After his discovery of the New
World, Columbus maintained he had
rediscovered Parable
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23

band that has to go home to old
sour face. Lucky the physician or
lawyer whose appearance brings
trust and nope.
OF all parts of the face, the eyes
are most expressionable. But it is
not the eyes, it is the muscles
around the eyes that make the ex-
preston.
You laugh with your eyes-there
are plenty of wolf grins where the
smile shows but the eyes remain
cold and suspicious. Franz Halls
Laughing Cavalier" is laughing
with his cheek muscles and with
the wrinkles in the corners of his
eyes-his orbicularis palpebrarum,
his leavator Iabii superioris, and
his zygomaticus major, if you
want to get down to real facts.
There is a muscle which the
early anatomists named the riso-
RUS. which draws the corners of
the mouth back. But it is not
'eally the laughing muscle.
Does Mona Lisa Smile?
What gives the Mona Lisa" her
mysterious and challenging smile ?
Is it really a smile? She seems
% be saying, "Ycu and have a