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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-14
FOUR DEFENDANTS
BEFORE RECORDER

Four defendants were in county
court today, two Of them being con-
victed.
Roger Terry, Negro, was convict
ed of assault with deadly weapon,
and was sent to the roads for 60 DAYS
commitment not to issue upon pay
ment of the costs, and showing good
behavior for the next two years.
Joe Harper, 18-year-old white
youth, was guilty of possessing non
tax paid whisky for the purpose Of
sale, and was given sixty days on
the roads, commitment not to issue
upon payment of the costs, and not
violating the prohibition laws of
Vance county for the next two years.
Judd Bobbitt, charged with poses
sion of non-tax paid whisky for sale,
was not guilty.
Mrs. w. B. Deans was not guilty
when tried on a charge of possessing
non-tax paid whisky for the pur-
pose of sale.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-14
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

l. What is corduroy road?
2. In which State is the geographic
center of the U. S.?
3. On which river is the Grand Cou-
lee dam?
4. Name the new Premier of Japan.
S. In which State is Mount Rainier
National Park?
6. How many square yards are in
one square rod?
Z. Name the executive director of
the National Emergency Council.
8. For what government agency do
the initials FCA stand?
8. From which city in England is
the standard time for the world
counted?
10. In which city in the U. S. is the
Library of Congress?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-14
ance. by the Salvation Army.

lance. by the Salvation Army.
On the third day the group left,
Envoy Morton said, after they had
spread false reports over the city
about the assistance they received
here.
Another instance was given of a
couple who claimed to have been to
the Armys home at the corner of
Railroad and Belle streets, and were
turned down cold. Envoy Morton said
they had not been to the quarters at
all, and when this information was
given to merchant who was solicit
ed for aid, the transients were told
by the merchant to go back to the
Army home, but they never showed
up there again.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-14

Only one other county was even as
high as $50, that being Forsyth. A
per capita monthly expenditure of
$4.13 in Gates was the lowest county.
1t supported five persons.
The IS counties spent $713,224 in
maintaining their county homes Iii
1888. The average annual per capita
cost in the IS county homes was
$21354, or $17.76 per month.
The per capita cost in Vance for
the entire year was $4O3.44, or that
much for each person in the county
home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-14

Bone. of Nashville, presiding. The
court was whiting away on the
congested docket, and, while consid-
cradle progress had been made, it
scarcely dented the total number Of
actions for trial
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-14

1855-Perciva1 Lowell, famed as
tronomer and founder of the Lowell
Observatory in 1894, brother Of
Harvard's ex-president, born in
Boston. Died at Flagstaff, Ariz.,
Nov. IL, 1916.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-14
FUNERAL COACH Is
WRECKED AT CORNER

A funeral coach, driven by c
Ray, Negro undertaken, was consid
erably damaged last night about ,
o'clock at the corner of South VII
liam street and Chavasse avenio
when the vehicle struck a telephone
pole, breaking it and hit a fire bv
drant.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-14
"Glad I'm AIive!"

if you are feeling good and
poppy That's what DR..
Pierce'& Golden Medical
Discovery did for me. 1t
gave me a better appetite,
increased the flow OF gas
trio juice and thus i'm
proved my digestion. It's
ia tonic that helps build
you up" 1t relieves stom-
;ach upsets due to excess
acidity and you feel better
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-14
At KecOughtOn

AT KecOughtOn
H. T. Fleming left today to go to
the veterans hospital at Kecoughton,
Va, for examination.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-14

NOWS The TIME for Camel The over Sger pushes back
his goggles lets and lights up "Cames never tire nv taste
jang nerves. he That for Frank Rodeck champion
aquapner-Mane McMn parachute umper-Ralph Gudah U.s.
Open golf champion and millions of other smokers who also appreciate
Camel coster tobaccos See
smoking enjoyment cigarette for cigarette mild fragrant Cames
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-14

I THE "SHOVE OFF, "EIiking" an ce-boat at
l. miles minute is thrilling and CLANCY sport First
in line is George J. Seger's AlOa II. He is Commodore
of the Lake Hopatcong IN. j. Ice Yacht Club >.
has many titles because of his skill and daring
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-14

The cure for anger is silence
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-14

in many ways Buy now at any drug store.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-14

LOOK OUT! Ice-boat pilots need the skill and
y nerves of racing-car drivers Like those in many
other thrilling activities, ce-boat sailors find that
CameIs never iangle the nerves, Commodore Seger
reports And they're so mild, taste so good!
COSTLIER TOBACCOS- Smoke packs Of Camsls ahd hn'
out why they LARGEST SELLING CIGARETTE in Amec
Evening star., 1939-09-03
IN WILTON WOODS.

Beauty. comfort and convenience in this
charming farmhouse Colonial. Built of
stone and clapboard in "a acre of tall
with painted pine and log-burning fire.
place and terrace: large dining room
dinette adjoining, delightful kitchen blue
rooms. Beautyware sky-blue bath, recre-
alton room with fireplace. lattice porch
connecting garage. All this in an inter-
esting countryside setting, destined to be
one of nearby Virginias residential show
places. Carefully restricted $3.50
Convenient terms. Drive out Duke st. ex-
tended to Alex. to telegraph I'd. y, miles
to property. 20 minutes to WASHINGTON.
Wilton Woods Temple 4264
Evening star., 1939-09-03
IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME.

Best buy In Arlington, Va.-Seven-r am
house, reception room. large living and oln-
ing rooms. kitchen, 3 large bedrooms with
closets, bath. storage room. large Colonial
porch. concrete cellar, hot-water heat. city
water sewerage. garage AN furniture,
china. G. E. refrigerator; lot l60 feet
square Shade and fruit trees. shrubbery,
flowers; miles Key Bridge; near churches.
schools. stores. bus. Must be seen to appre-
ciate. Owner going to Florida home. r. L.
PICKETT. 530s North Fairfax drive. Ar
ljpptop Va
Evening star., 1939-09-03
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FROM OWNER. WIDOW: GROOM,
gisssea gisSsS sleeping porch; Petworth fur
automatic heat. Will sell. sacrifice; easy
terms No agents. Box 274-H Star.
500 MONTHLY; NO CASH PAYMENT. OR
VIII rent. rooms, > baths full basement
laundry. hot-water heat. oak floors, full
length screens. large porches, fireplace. in
Sulatlon; lot S0x225, inclosed; forest, trees
dale Bank, turn left . blocks to Cecil ave.
tuTn Ia left to 3D. house: Phone Greenwood
Evening star., 1939-09-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OF BRICK HOMES LISTED ON SATUR-
day and advertised last Sunday. one of them
ing---convincipg proof of outstanding value
Here's your cnance to get the other one.
Evening star., 1939-09-03
LOCUST RIDGE.

A home designed as you might plan 1t
for yourself situated on knoll with a far
view of the surrounding countryside; it
contains many unusual features; a large
living room l6xl9: excellent dining room
and modern kitchen, lst-floor lavatory. :
porches l screened and l glass inclosed.
8 Well-arranged bedrooms, bath with tub
and shower You must see this lovely
home to appreciate fully the wonderful
value offered at Slo,,5o. Maryland ONCE
! WFSI Fly BUCHANAN, Wis 1873.
Evening star., 1939-09-03
COVE POINT REACH MD

Calvert County. On open Chesapeake Bay
NO MUD: all sand. sloping gradually into
oeep water. Some lot prices reduced
Terms as low as $40 down and SIS per
mo Brand-new cottages. ami: titles
guaranteed clear. Drive down and look
them over
GET A LOT FOR A LITTLE"
Evening star., 1939-09-03
LOTS FOR SALE.

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. HIGHLANDS, LO-
Gated $40 miles over d. e. line. in
MARYLAND: r. H A.-approved subdivision.
Representative on premises Sat. afternoon.
all day Sunday. New houses under con-
struction.
C. M PLUNKERT A. CO..
Thomas Circle Ma OB52
RANDLE HIGHLANDS
Beautiful corner, Westover and 31st sts,
overlooking the city; over I0O-ft front on
Two. streets. Inquire Branch ONCE. 1901
Alabama ave. sc. Lincoln 1000. Sat and
Sun. afternoons.
ADELBERT w. LEE
1343 II st. NV District 1900.
"a ACRE. $3.50; Q ACRES. 81 500.
- NICELY wooded lots. about ! "a miles from
d. C.. in Glen Echo Heights; city elec.
M;i,o ana water available. Call Mrs. Burgess,
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
-I119 K st. Natl 1865.
$3.50; LOT 120x25O.
to Aeout ocSoo;s = miles from D. C.; convenient
CABIN John Park. Nd. Call Mrs. Burgess,
Wisconsin 1853.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
-lLl9 st. Natl 1856
Evening star., 1939-09-03
HOUSES FOR SALE.

GE-WELL-LOCATED TWO
1908 Kearney ST. st. ne. Michisan o1aI. 8:
CoLORED-BRooKLA 5-RM. BUNGA-
low; vacant; open Sunday; like new; tiled
bath, shower insulated. weatherstripped'
auto heat. 3214 14th ST. ne. DU. 29G0.
condition. $3.50 down payment; reasonable
price and your terms. T st. near 18th
NV. North s59S.
CoLoRED-9 ROOMS, BATHS, H.-W;H.,
Easy terms. North 97O9.
CoLoREDIMW; G1RARD ST. BETWEEN
ton; reasonable. North 9665.
la basmsas ao9Ms exas.R eondoa GAn
sfaS1ea0 P'fH HoRAD s1Es Meh Mems 7sas 'n
CoLoRED-6 ROOMS, AMI. 1900 BLOCK
Sefy Sye easy terms Ra HosXp doTp
Mich 1926.
bsn sr
high ceilings, real open hreplaces, kitchen
cabinets: etc Open evenings 7 to 8. Sun
ns,., days to z0s pm a GARyEY 1ownsr0' gsdo'
and kenllworth. ave, n,e.-You can own
one of these attractive, homes. Six now
under construction and three completed
chase lot today, when $3.50 to $500 has
been paid We will bulld modern home
Hunt pl. ne. Line 6s93-J -
FOR CoLoRED-NEAR, 10th AND CALI
fornia-9 rooms baths, furnished tKel-
vinator and gas ranges included; all
for $1,000 must sell. Dupont 5s37.
$ mi HOUSES
hardwood floors, az Cali pl0ia Mr.. HAwKTNs fs'ee. be
fore, noon, Mich, ao57; after noon. Dec.
coLoRED-BRooKLAND, 3loO BLK 18th
buyer with some cash North 6364
CoLoRED-l42o JACKSON ST. Ne
Beautiful new home. 2-story brick, living
room; room dining room. modern kitchen, front
and back porches. recreation room, heat
ing and laundry room with toilet. . bed
rooms, plenty of closet space colored tile
er-stripned oil heat. automatic hot water,
air conditioned; So, 500 on your own terms
Dupont 59s2. Mich, $500.
C0LoRIED.A RE- CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY
ing section T. rms elec,, h:-wh.. hardwood
5s ab up 2 nd dawn tile bath n h9yss
Dec. 1903 or Dec. l60.
Col. I'd, nr; 9th st. .n.w-6 rms, tile
Hs siisy; n ma5e t. oTs5 Call Mr. ADAMs' isef Dec I"
CoLoRED NGALoWs-vACANT.
New-House Condition.
5 rooms, bath. . porches. cellar. So $50.
Near @ and Es5 eae capo 5uFn hat Trv
WAPLE & JAMES, INC. Di. 3347.
COLORED-NR. 10th AND BENNING RID.
E6 rms, 3 bedrms., > screneed porches
Mr.. RAYMOND, Geo. s525. '''' ''''''
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
Evening star., 1939-09-03
Chevy Chase, D. c., Corner
95O-4 Bedrooms.
ON YOUR LOT.
No ChCu DEOuJpED

Builder will erect and finance a home
on your own lot no cash required, many
plans available. Write, give details, in reply
to this ad and appointment Will then pc
made for you. MODERNESQUE HOMES
INC RoX 451-,J Star
Evening star., 1939-09-03
BARGAIN-S3,85O.

$3.50 DOWN, S3o so MO.
Corner, l II acres: nice home; bath. Gel
lar; h.-w.h h.. elec.: garage; trees, garden:
D miles Md: school, stores, elec. transp.
move IN tomorrow. Call "Warine," Green
wood 2232. j. HARRIS ROGERS Hyatts
Evening star., 1939-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Offer for immediate sale broom NEW
SAMPLE BRICK BUNGALOW, fireplace.
near stores and schools. delightful LOCATION.
Silver Spring Unusual conditions will per-
NIT substantial savings to immediate pur-
chaser. Very reasonable cash payment
and approximately S45 per mo. will in
clude interest. principal. taxes and in
surance. Please call at once, Shepherd
Evening star., 1939-09-03
INSPECT.

New sample cottages and log cabin at
Cedarhurst,, on ,Ches.. Bay 81 miles D. c.
near Shady Side, Md $1,000 to $3.50;
pier. seawan elec.. boat hsrbor. Buy now
at low prices. Free circular on request.
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN. l Thomas Circle.
Evening star., 1939-09-03
GLEN ECHO MD
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

Jos Bryn Mawr ave. rooms and ba
not-Water heat; oil heater for water, ele
freplace, . inclosed porches 4
Evening star., 1939-09-03
For Quick Sale bV Owner.

$40 So Barton ST., Arlington, Va.-Here
Is an opportunity to own a brick home on
large lot at no added burden. This house
originally designed for private home but
has temporary apartments including 3
baths. B kitchens, each completely
equipped Oil heat automatic hot water
washer and garden equipment included
House yields 500 rental in addition to
owners apartment. One blk from bus and
diate sale. No finance charges. Chestnut
3q76
Evening star., 1939-09-03
OPEN.
NEW BRICK HOUSES.
007 PEECH ST

OPEN.
NEW BRICK HOUSES.
207 BEECH ST.
MT IDA. ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Near Russell I'd: and between the and md
Menthly fem Sopsy payment se; s47eo o''00 anu O''
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC,
NATL. ss75. 1907 EYE ST. NV.
BEAUTIFUL-DIFFERENT.
Chevy Chase blvd; new, detached, all
brick home; 7 large rooms. 2 baths recrea-
tion room, built-in garage; beamed ceiling.
picture window, step-down living room are
some of the features which stamp this
home charming and unusual. But even
neRt door Before SE and M beeVe
these will be sold over the week end. In
spect Sunday. Out Wisconsin ave. to, Chevy
osd SafkH Housns 1 corp
once, 1901 18th st. NV. National $3.50;
Sundays, Wis. $3.50.
1906 SPRING PL. NV.
Brick dwelling, 90 it, vide ians5n,, large rms,
ied ssspns poc srf Bresfss sfss
porch Frigidaire; house in Al condition.
ReduceSd; $3.50: terms $1,000 cash baI-
dnCe ike rent at 90 interest. n n. Shft-
TER. 613 18th st. NV. Natl. 41TS.
SHEPHERD PARK, D. G..
Just completed Beautiful English brick
home; spacious step-down living room din
ing room kitchen and breakfast nook,
bedroom and full bath on 1st floor nice
screened porch: bedrooms and bath on
end floor; large attic full basement; oil
heat; lear. built-in garage; large wooded
lot: close to school and transportation
This home must be seen to appreciate.
Evening phone service until $50 pm
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
r733 Alaska Ave Geo. 1870.
$18,500-CRESTWOOD.
lovely new home adjoining Rock Greek
Park; 7 rms. .3la baths, 2-car, built-in
garage, recreation room, 20-ft. screened
porch; air-conditioned heat . ireplaces
Call Mr.. Poston. Woodley 1912.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411
Evening star., 1939-09-03

REAL VAIUE-S4,30W.
White Stucco semi-bungalow. 6 rms,
bath. h.-w.h. garage recreation room in
basement, partly furn.; l "a acres of land.
in BeltSville. Md. Inquire at
pOTT Fps STNPE
Evening star., 1939-09-03
FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANTED.
(Continued.)

WANTED. SMALL FARM. ABOUT 10
acres with modern house; pref. nr. water,
located within 40 miles D. c.: must be rea-
sonahle Boy 3o-K. Star
Evening star., 1939-09-03
WOODRIDGE-UNDER $4,000.
YOUR HOUSE IN TRADE.
26Q5 NEWTON ST N E

New Detached Bricks-Open Daily Till g.
6 large rooms, paved street and alley.
ROGER MOSS,
CT
Evening star., 1939-09-03
oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE FRONT OFFICE ON K ST,
with 3 exposures, consisting of 3 rooms
iaree closets and bath Reasonable rent
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 1881 X St NV
Evening star., 1939-09-03
NEW BRICK HOMES.

Both bungalow and 2-story consisting
Of 3 rooms tiled bath. automatic heat.
Priced under $4,000 Payments less than
$40 per mo. with small down payment.
Exhibit home, 1123 46th st. Sc. open
daily and Sunday.
H DIETRICH.
Re. 3161 1920 K st. NV. At Sl47-J.
Evening star., 1939-09-03
LOTS WANTED.

BUILDER WILL TAKE LOW-PRIClD lot
or car as part payment on home Improve
ment work. Ra. S393
PRIVATE PARTY DESIRES LOTS SUIT
able for apartment fats or houses State
Iocatlon. size. best price. Box 361-H. Star.
Evening star., 1939-09-03
A REAL, BARGAIN

rooms 3la baths 1923 45th st. NV,
Wesley Heights; Sl6.25O. For information
contact your local real estate broker or
JAMES F. NOLAN. 322 North Michigan
Evening star., 1939-09-03
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

ABOUT 2 ACRES ON SALT WATER 40
miles from Washington Large hardwood
trees. electricity available, good beach.
S2!5, terms j j. MEYER Shady Side
Md, or tel. West River 37-F-3l
Evening star., 1939-09-03

NEW, MODERN 4-RooM FRAME HOUSE,
near Suitland, Md. S2,150; low down pay
ment. Hillside O561. Hillside O652.
80 ROLLINS AVE, SEAT PLEASANT
New. detached home, just completed;
rooms, bath. kit. 1st floor; 2nd f.. 2 large
rooms. kit, bath: oak floors oil heat; base
ment l4x2S; built-in garage; lot 1OOx2OO;
$4,000. Hillside O197-J.
Evening star., 1939-09-03

FOURTEEN ACRES. WITH UNFINISHED
bungalow; Silver Spring vicinity; elec-
tricity; S0,750 terms. Box ooh. Star. 81
Z RMS, 2 FIREPLACES, 2 BATHS. AUTO
heat and h. W oak noors, heated garaTe
fruit forest tie Wis C722-J So
Evening star., 1939-09-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

eoo 60 - 80.
oil burner. lily pool, 3 acres in fruit, Q acres
in garden. 10 miles from Silver Spring.
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville Md. Ashton
350S.
Evening star., 1939-09-03
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TO SELL TRADE. RENT IF PRICED
right on terms Investment, trade coun-
try specialists since 1895. N. E. RYON
CO.. l2lRN Y ave Natl 1907
Evening star., 1939-09-03
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SPECIAL, SPECIAL BARGAIN PET
worth: price. 81 $50; rooms m l.. semi
detached: large lott rented; act today.
Met $3.50
Evening star., 1939-01-29

Paris, Vienna 1t ended in London.
In Harley Street.
Mr.. Frambllngham had a few mild
features painted indistinctly on faded
parchment
Young man." he said, at length.
IL am going to tell you the truth, and
save you further time and money"
You mean - am going blind"
Your eyes are not going to be
much more use to you. Atrophy of the
optic nerve in an advanced form.
Perhaps if you had come to me sooner.
However. it is not much use saying
that"
His voice went on. through the gray
Evening star., 1939-01-29

only one thought. He wanted to get
home before the light went out alto
gether. He wanted to see the crimson
and gold of a Connecticut autumn
once more, and the New York skyline,
the loveliest sight in the world. He
wanted to see the Statue of Liberty,
holding high the torch of freedom.
Though it would not be freedom for
him. He would fall into the hands of
the women. His many mothers would
gather round determined to do their
duty, no matter what it cost him!
They would get busy on him. making
him into an outlet for their terrible
energy. their organizing ability, their
Evening star., 1939-01-29

off at once, and see :" He wrote on
card the address of man in Buda-
pest.
For a whole year, nothing but
travel, and doctors. 1t was a good
thing Erren had plenty of money.
For whole year he spent most of his
time just handing it out.
Sometimes, in return, they gave
him bit of hope. But it faded too
soon. In the end all they did was send
him on to someone else. Munich,
Evening star., 1939-01-29

man-eating sense of duty. And now
he would be helpless.
Already no doubt they were busy
Matching their various plans. Ruth
would bring Rhoda. Frances would
turn up with Leonie Sara would come
along with Veronica. Sara, with her
bright curls, and her scent of summed
violets, danger to his common sense.
Sara, who he now knew without any
doubt, cared for nothing about him,
except his money.
He must make some plan, do some
thing.
He never quite remembered when
he first got the sensation of drawing
closer to something important. He got
it suddenly, like a message and it
excited him. 1t was the first intima-
ton of what MIR. Framblingham had
meant.
Voices began to mean something
more to him than just voices. He got
from them also the atmosphere that
went with people, of unrest, or of
peace 1t was almost as if everyone
he met were accompanied by chord of
music, in a major or minor key. He
had only to listen acutely to hear it.
Quite Unexpectedly, when he had
given up hoping for it, it happened.
Like an answer to prayer. One day at
lunch he had been struggling with a
dish that was more unruly than usual,
and having difficulty in running NOR
sells to ground, and getting something
to eat.
LET me do it,
The quiet voice with the English
accent spoke. Kind hands came
quietly out to him, as he had prayed
they might, and never dreamed they
would.
Laurelle Rose. 1t was such pretty
name. He knew now that he had the
end of the rope in his hands. The rope
that led to peace and safety for both
of them. He had nothing to do but
hold on tight, and climb. Climb up to
freedom. Climb to that moment,
when, knowing all about her, his face
hidden in her lap, he told her he was
blind.
The End
Next week, the story of Captain
Connel.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
NOW THE DAY IS OVER
Continued from poge twelve

Still, he tried to make the best of
the peace that followed. He set his
house in order, and started steadily
to work again
But winter isn't good for painting.
The light goes too soon, and that year
1t seemed worse than usual. 1t was
queer, dusky sort of weather, with
mlsts perpetually hanging around.
tie waited lmpatiently for spring, but
when it came it was no better He had
trees cut down and the windows en-
larged, but still it did not improve.
1t was the day he got letter from
Veronica that he made his discovery.
Veronica wrote, Its high time all this
nonsense stops. You and Sara must
make it up. am bringing her up to
stay with you next Wednesday,"
He thought, idly. 80 none of the
Others came up to scratch" And then
he looked up and saw that over his
drive someone had fixed double gates.
Two gates where previously there
had only been one
He went down to look When he
got there he saw he had been wrong.
The usual gate hung, closed, in its
usual position, alone. Yet when he got
back onto the veranda - he saw two
Of them again.
That made him begin to think That
started him off making few cautious
inquiries. And he discovered, amongst
other things. that the weather was
rather bright for the time of year.
instead of otherwise, and the little
mist that filled all the hollows and
hung about the garden was not there
at all
His eyes were playing him tricks.
His eyes. an artists chief stock-in-
trade. He wired to Veronica, Away
from home"
He went down to New York that
night.
The man in New York looked grave
lie was cheerfully noncommittal.
. Il wish you had come to see me
CARRIER, when you first noticed. A
severe knock on the head, you say?
Last fall? HIM. Injury to the optic
nerves. No. of course can't say def
m,cly. And while there's sight, there's
hope. Now, if | we're you. Id 60 right
Evening star., 1939-01-29
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

haze that was now everyday: Heaven
rarely takes something away without
giving something back. You will find
other senses sharpened. You will dis
cover ones you never knew you had.
You are young man of wealth. The
tragedy is less poignant than it might
be. Go home. Much still remains to
you. The greatest things in life are
love and work. You have lost only
the one of them"
Erren stumbled out into the street.
1t was almost restful to know quite
definitely, at last. No hope can know
no fear. Of the rest Of his time in Lon
don he remembered little. He had
Evening star., 1939-01-29

eIse-should decide. Usually, he'll tell you
that yours is just another case of gums
grown lazy-gums that have been deprived
OF vigorous chewing by modern soft foods.
He'll probably suggest that your gums need
more work and exercise-and, like so many
dentists today, he may advise "the health
Evening star., 1939-01-29

full stimulation of Ipana and massage"
For Ipana is especially designed not
only to clean teeth but with massage to
help the health of your gums as we'll.
Massage little Ipana into your gums
every time you clean your teeth. Circula-
ton within the gum tissues is aroused