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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
SCIENCE NEWS
KEEPING UP 10 DATE

Cancer research IN three off
fereni laboratories has confirm
ed the finding that the protein
Of caneerous and healthy tissues
differs. About 20 amino acids
enter into the building Of both
normal and cancer cells. The
protein that Is eaten in the form
OF food is broken down into the
acids and later built back into
protein tissue. Although slgnifi-
canoe OF the difference in the
tissues has not been found, the
researchers agree that 1t is inn
portant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
HOROSCOPE


After the noon hour bensfic
aspects are active today. but
the morning may be silsconeert-
ing IN Its planetary influences.
which may cause futile efforts
and lack 81 concentration. Ac-
eidsnts 10 persons connected
with machinery are presaged.
Caution should guide all who
take the least risks. There Is a
slEn Ct promise for women.
Heart and Home; Women
should find this an ideal date
for Inequalities. Weekend
guests will bring happy hours.
This Is lucky day for ro-
nance. although there may be a
temptation toward deceit. due 10
a desire to appear more attrac-
tive than one happens to be.
Matinees this afternoon should
be unusually profitable. A
young actress Is To win fame in
a new stage play.
Business Affairs: This IL a
day 10 sign agreements and con-
tracts. but extreme care should
be exercised In reading all legal
papers. Bankers come under q
sway presaging urgent requests
for loans from foreign countries.
Warning is given against deal
ings with Russia. for complica-
tons are forecast.
National Issues. Propaganda
sent out from Washington. d. c..
IL 10 cause misapprehension and
To hasten the retirement OF
government official. Despite
safeguards political activity by
public officials will be subtly
achieved. Unexpected perils are
prognosticated AS an aftermath
OF relief policies.
International Affairs: Jupiter
eliminating at Warsaw gives
promise OF better times for
Poland. Economic problems will
become increasingly difficult for
Russia. Herschel and Mars
presage trouble in TurkeStan
and Afghanistan. Palestine con-
tinues under disturbing condi-
tons which may precipitate a
grave crisis.
Persons whose birthdate il is
have the augury of year of adj
vsncement, business or profess
sional. Women should have
period of social success. Legal
cies are foretold for certain
men.
Children born on this day
probably will be keen in mind
and attractive in personality.
These subjects OF Libra may be
exceedingly critical and difficult
To please.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14

When you need a few extra
dollars, look around the basement
or attic for discarded articles.
This will bring cash from some
one if you advertise them with an
inexpensive Times Want Ad. Just
phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14

charges are not dependable cri-
terra in this. Otherwise the re-
suit is a still greater deficit for
the nation and the world; a wider
disparity between the red and the
black in the public ledger"
ROBT. S. DOUBLEDAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14

Requiring the bather to walk
up a step to enter, a new ele-
waited bathtub has been invented
by Samuel Stanton of Chicago.
The tub is raised high above the
bathroom floor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14

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and for many years associated
with u were W. {. Wheeler.
George r. osgooa and .. D.
Clark.
A traditional institution
that came TO Tacoma IN the
last territorial DAYS Was
Troop r., cavalry company,
which participated In the
ceremonies inaugursilng the
frat state governor. Elisha
p. Ferry. The call for the
first meeting WAS signed by
!. NJ. Ashton, W. q. Robb.
n. r. 6arretson. W. ..
Meade and Vim. Bowen. To-
dsy II IL the oldest cavalry
troop In the United States.
Sport pages were embelished
occasionally in those days with
the exploits of John L. Sullivan.
On this particular occasion was
mixed up in a razor episode in
a barber shop IN Boston. Sulll-
van. about half seas over. was
asleep in chair when Jimmy
Kelly and Tommy Shay, ring
figures OF the eighties, staged
an impromptu bout. The fuss
awoke Sullivan just as one Of the
boys grabbed razor. Sullivan
tried to get the razor but was
knocked down. Police arrived be-
fore any serious damage was
done. Big Jawn" put up bail
for the boys.
Housewives were interested in
the announcement that Carl
Spreckels was going to buck the
sugar trust. He had been deal
ing with the trust but there
was a falling out over distribu-
ton of the profits and Spreckels
decided to go it alone. His first
venture, a refinery with ca
pacity of a million pounds a day,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
DISCUSS PROBLEMS IN
OLD AMERICAN WAY

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
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Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1939-03-01
Bring prescriptions Car Drug where only drugs


After an Individual has had brief study OF hlHk
eaf the ma ioritv indicates desire to acquire an eco
mic independence" to get position and found non -
to Obtain success in commerce, to obtain good post
society," to money for more comfortable nom
Turning more and to study OF the lHuiVlu(
factor indeed the keenest interest IS SHOWN IN many
stances in this country seek the means OF self
nrovement Work out the who have battled for a.
have attained higher positions that have permitted they
to reap the richest earth afford We IND tina
ANYTHING worthwhile is to be obtained by any man, ne
must desert the that bewais their ot out ne VINO
apart from it, determined effort toward MS social
or financial improvements
If person expects to rise out OF the RANKS u .le
weaklings and the failures he must have fath Whln MN
SELF strong resolution of endeavor 1t IS we'll 70 auo mere
that this does not mean these the only requisites
for success The triumph Edison the wealth OF RocKe-
TELLER the success of workers dazzle the pupnc
Ieye. II, ,:,
Transpose these names and these men Wouio uWlnoe
into nsgnfcance What sort OF inventor uo YOU .iih
Rockefeller would have made? Or WHAT hlhu VI me- o"i
lao Won think Edison would make? What kind OF mag
nate of financial gathering would women workers Iorm
The success wealth. and that came to these men IN
resnectve spheres was achieved because they found
1.-The calling which their talents fitted and followed 1t per-
sstently.
We have seen men of the Carver Washington, and Mo-
TON type and marveed their strange forces OF accom-
Enlistment We have similar power within ourselves we
NAV not be of its and It's development
should be self imposed duty. normal development OF
inherent power that gives stability to ideas transform
ed from purposeless weaking to an ambitious forceful
man He is no longer lost in the crowd but stands out
leading enghtenng and commanding the utmost re-
spect and the deepest admiration of all who behold him.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1939-03-01
Know Thy Self
Bv CHARLES STRINGER

The injunction know myself which is to be found
over the palaces of the ancient temple of delphi IN
Greece has promulgated by deep thinkers from the
time of Solomon until now, and unless man learns to
study himself his mental and physical capabilities, he
floats like vessel fthout rudder, without compass,
even without hands capable of steering it,
There cannot be in any such upward move
ment nothing that will raise him to higher position
in life mentally morally in any other respect. When
man begins honest earnest and faithful study OF
himself he lays the foundation for more hopeful fu-
ture and he gains deeper sight into his habits and
methods of judgment there is naturally aroused in him
desire greater and better things 1t is then that his
real education begins. How vast these mental
become has been able to because the
the greatest heights declare that they perceive
heights still beyond them These heights hidden to
the primary observer but they exist We have the sub
stanta evidence of whose word cannot be questioned
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1939-03-01
The Principals Address

Friends of the Radio Audience:
One year ago it privilege to tell OF the
hopes and aspirations of the Yazoo County Training
School which is located at Yazoo City, Miss Just where
the Delta ends and the hills begin
Yazoo City nestes close to the hillside and by night
it thing of beauty It's light sparkle like diamonds as
you approach it from Jackson or the delta regions
There 80 Negro Public Schools in Yazoo County,
and only high school for the training of Negro boys
and girls.
This school is we'll organized into the Primary, Gram
School, High School, Trades, Home Economics
Departments The of study organized that
while emphasize and stress the Industrial Departments
pupils able to enter college without examina-
ton.
Within the school, have the following organza-
tons The Dramatic Club to develop literary culture The
boys and girls Luxs Club for moral and religious train
ng the Gee Club for musical training and the
ton of sprtuals and the Athletic Club for hea
and physical culture.
We realize never before that while the Yazoo
County Training School is but cog in the educational
wheel of the state is of tremendous moment that hs
cog play we'll its part.
l believe that there should be more vocational guild
in the grammar and high schools of the state In my,
opinion rural school should have its Farm Shop and
some instruction in home making, and every city school
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1939-03-01

should have it's trades and Home Economics Departments
Our failure to teach children how to work and love
it, has brought starvation in the land. Each boy and
girl should be exposed to the trades and be encouraged
become efficient in some one of them.
Some way, how the home and school be
brought closer together with each other progress
will be very slow.
Our school is attempting to do this through it's In
dustria Departments.
Our Home Economics teacher carries the school ac-
Invites into the home through we'll supervised projects
such cooking breakfast for month"; cleaning house for
stated length of time, caring for the baby, making
vegetable flower garden making clothing for the
smaller children.
This year. the teacher of the Trades Department CO.
operated with the eanes Teacher and answered her call
for help He and his boys responded and repaired for her
nearby school building.
This Department is constantly called to do small
repair jobs in the community.
In the shop the boys make many useful articles for
the home such office desks bed stead flower and light
stands, kitchen cabinets, and chifferobes
Once year. the girls of the Home Economics classes
report to the Trades Department for training They learn
the of the tools and make useful articles for
the home.
During the weeks the girls working in the
Trades Department the boys working in the H. E. De-
partment and learning how to dress properly how
to prepare wholesome meal how to clean the Kitchen
and proper table
We find this exchange of classes between these two de-
parments helpful indeed to the boys and girls and
feel that the practice is we'll worth continuing.
Our teacher in the Training Department is doing
commendable piece of work for the girls of the Senior
Glass who will teach. The members of this class
taught class management how to teach beginners
and how to prepare teaching material.
We have hard working faculty. who loyal nd
cooperative and take religious interest in their class
es They are working tremendously with the Superin-
tendent and Principal to standardize Elementary
School, and are making strong bid for the accreditmen
of our High School Department.
Our most crying need at present is larger quarters
Tor our rapidly increasing enoment in the Junior and
Senior High School Departments which have increased
over 100 cent during the past years. Our Superin-
tenden and Board of Education sympathetic and
have no doubt but that this long crying will be re-
NEEDED with building sufficiently large to for
these over crowded departments
In conclusion, we wish to thank President Long of
the Southern Christian Institute Edwards Miss, who so
kindly invited us to present this broadcast and the Man
agement of the Broadcastng Station WJDX permit
ting us to broadcast program in their and most
beautiful studio in the Hotel Heidelberg. "a
We very much appreciate the cards and letters sent
us by friends who listened to- program last year
If you have enjoyed program today will you not
drop us card?
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1939-03-01

PROGRAM

You listening to the Gee Club of the Yazoo Coun
ty Training School, Yazoo City, Mississippi.
We bring you program of songs and spirituas fea-
turing the Girls Gee Club and Josie Harris and Bonnie
Jones in the solo parts.
Our program is divided into two sections. Section
I consists of the following numbers:
(a) Blow Lightly Bow'-by Jensen.
(b) Venetian Love Song-by Nevin.
(c) The Principals Address.
Part II of this program consists of Sprituals and
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1939-03-01

a Classical number:
(a) There Is Balm In Gilead"
(b "TmARollng'
(c) March On
Cd All Over This World"
(E) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
This is N. d. Taylor speaking.
Mrs. Thelma Rowan Stephens Directress of the
Gee Club is at the piano.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14
Teachers To
Meet Sept. 22nd
First Meeting of Year. To Be
Held AT West Jefferson
At 2:3O O'Clock.

A meeting of all teachers and
principals of the Ashe county
public schools will be held here
at the West Jefferson high school
next Friday afternoon, Septem-
Der, %, starting at 2:30 o'clock,
Supt. j. B. Hash announced yes
terday.
Al @qeols will close at noon
that day in order that the teach
ers may get here in time for
the meeting.
Mrs. Ruth Wick Everett, field
secretary of the North Carolina
Education Association, will be
present and discuss the four
point program Of the association,
Mr.. Hash said.
During the meeting ST Ashe
unit Of the state teachers 8Ss2-
citation will be organized end
there will be general discus
sion of administrative problems.
All teachers are urged to at
tend.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14
Big Subscription
Contest Is Now
In Full Swing
Subscribe Or Renew Your
Subscription And Help
Your School Out.

The Skyland Posts Ashe coun-
tv high school circulation cam
paign and contest is now well
underway.
Liberal commissions on both
new and renewal subscriptions
are being given to the schools and
the schools turning in the largest
number of subscriptions will re-
ceive valuable prizes.
The schools need money to buy
books, laboratory supplies, ath-
letic equipment and other things
Here is your opportunity to
help your school and to get full
value for your money.
Subscribe or renew now with
one of the students. The cam
paign and contest close Satur-
day morning, Sept. 80.
All schools are urged to make
reports each week on Tuesday, II
possible.
Who will win? Standings will
be published next week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14
CHAMBERLAIN FLIES TO
FRANCE, FOR CONFERENCE

LONDON - Britain's FLYNN G
prime minister in a short and
sudden visit Somewhere in
France" conferred Tuesday with
British and French leaders in 6
meeting Of the supreme wal
council on allied plans against
Germany.
The ministry Of information an
nounced on his return tonight;
The meeting has fully con
firmed the firm resolve Of Great
Britain and France to devote
their entire strength and resour-
ces to the Waging of the conflict
which has been forced upon them
and to give all possible assistance
to their Polish ally who is resist
ing with so much gallantry the
ruthless invasion of her territory
Continued on Page Eight
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14
Telephone Lines
Being Repaired
Subscribers in Jefferson. Get
Quick Action as Result of
A Complaint.

In response to petition re-
garding poor telephone service IN
jefferson, the Central Electric
and Telephone Company has a
crew at work this week repair
ing lines and telephones in the
county seat town.
The petition. signed by prac-
tically every telephone subscrib-
er in jefferson, stated that the
condition of the lines was such
that one could hardly hear-at all
in Jefferson over a telephone.
Il want you to know that it is
our intention and desire to fur
nish reasonably adequate service
to our subscribers and this is not
being done. l wish to take the
liberty of extending to you my
appreciation for calling this con-
dition 10 our attention." c. O..
Field. district manager, Chariot
tesviIle. Va, wrote L. P. Coward
last week.
W. S. Beddingfield, of EIkin, is
directing the work Of the crew
this week.
Pl@ns for improving service il
West Jefferson are also under
way, it is stated.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14
FRENCH FORCES ENTER
KEY GERMAN CITY

PARIS-French motorized I'M
its were reported Wednesday
morning to be driving in
to the suburbs of the German
industrial city Of Sarrbruecken.
The city Of the Germsn Sarr is
regarded as the key to the ad-
vance positions of Germany's
Siegfried line on the 800-mile
northern flank, between the Mo-
selle and Rhine rivers, of the
western front.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14
Shipping Losses Mount AS
Germany Attempts To
Master the Seas.
BY Special Staff Writer

With the European war less
than two weeks old, the loss CT
life and property continues to
increase on both land and sea-
Shipping losses mounted to more
than 131I259 tons yesterday as
Germany declared an 'eye-for-
an-eye" campaign in her battle
for the mastery OF the seas.
On the west side France is clos
ing in on Sarrbrucken the ia,y CT
ty of the German Seigfrid line
which has caused the German ar
my to divert several divisions
from Warsaw. The Poles claim
that on Wednesday the fifth day
of the seige of the city that the
Nazi forces are being pushed
back.
The many who fled from the CT
ty when the siege first began. are
reported back at their post de-
Tending their hOm5s, IN spite OF
the heavy Smelling on the part of
the Germans.
War summary news from various
points show the increase Of act!-
witty among the nations at war.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14
Badger Boy To
Be Buried Today

Funeral service will be held to-
day of jefferson, for John c. Bad.
ger Jr.. 6-year-o1d son of MIR. anc
Mrs. John c. Badger of WEIGH
West Va, who died Tuesday
night in the hospital there, fol
lowing a brief illness.
Plans for the funeral were n
complete yesterday but it is ex.
pected that service will be helc
at the Methodist church. The de-
ceased who was known as ]. c
is survived by his parents anC
enc small brother. His father VINO
is a brother of Roy. Guy anc
Orion Badger, is a native OF jet,
ferson but has lived in West va
for some time.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-09-14

Elder Ed Davis, of Tuckerdale,
was reelected moderator of the
Senter District Primitive Baptist
Association at the seth annual
session held last Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday with the Big
Helton Church, and Floyd Miller
of Wagner, ives reelected clerk
and treasurer.
Elder Davis has been elder OF
this association, the oldest one in
the county, for the past Is years
or more and his selection to act
as head again this year was I'M
animous. Mr.. Miller has served as
clerk for eight years.
The next annual session will be
held at the Horse Creek Church
beginning on Friday before the
second Sunday in September.
Delegates from the IL church
es in the Association were pre-
sent and a number of sister as
sOciationS were represented.
Large crowds attended all three
days and inspiring sermons were
delivered by a number of elders.
w. G. Nichols, of West Virginia,
F. P. Stone, of Stokes county and
D. P. Broadway, of Salisbury,
preached last Sunday.
The other visiting elders in