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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-14

told them, for they had neglected
Him and this was undoubtedly the
cause Of much Of their troubles.
It was good psychology, quite aside
from the religious side Of the mat
ter for Haggai TO rouse the people for
in working conStructiVcly toward Il
good end, they would forget their
troubles. Doing some constructive
work that is going TO help the world.
always is the best course TO pursue.
when one is doWnhearted because
of the hardness of mems hearts and
the WayWardncSs OF their lives.
Not Time to Rebuild.
The people were inclined 10 think
that the time had not yet come to
rebuild the ruined temple You re-
member, in our last lesson, that word
had come TO Ezekiel in exile, that the
city Of Jerusalem had been Destroy
cd. Haggai reused them with the
stirring words:
Is it time for you. 4 ye, TO dwell
in your cielcd houses, and this house
lie WaStc?.
Thus saith the Lord Of hosts. Con-
slider your ways.
Go up TO the mountain, and bring
wood, and build the house, and |
will take pleasure in it, and | will be
gIolilied, saith the Lord"
"Yc looked for much, and, 10, it
came TO little, and when We brought
ii home | did blow upon il. Why?
saith the Lord Of Hosts.
Because Of mine house that is
waste. and ye run every man unto
his own house.
"Thcrcfore the heaven over you
is stayed from dew, and the earth
I is stayed from her fruit
Suffering as they were, the people
were in mood to listen TO what
Haggai said, and Zcrubbabel, the solt
UI Sncalliel and governor Of Judah,
and Joshua, son Of JoSedech, the high
priest, led them TO start the rebuild
ing.
When the temple was partly built,
however, some who remembered the
glory Of the old building built by
Solomon, are said TO have Wept that
the new one was not so grand or
rich. But they were comforted by the
word Of the Lord as brought to them
by Haggai, who said:
Yet now be strong, 0 Zerubbabel
saith the Lord and be strong, 0
Joshua of Josedech, the high priest
and be strong, all ye people Of the
land, saith the Lord, and work, for
l am with you, saith the Lord Of
Hosts"
What did their poor little temple
matter? They had all done the best
they could for the glory Of Jehovah,
and He would "fill it with glory
Hagga told them. Then no eXhOrted
them to be always clean, separated
from sin, and they would prosper.
We may not always find that lead
ing righteous lives brings us material
riches But at least we have an in
ner peace when we earnestly try to
provoke unto love and good works"
and to put away from us hate and
intolerance. Of the temple which
these returned eXiles had built it is
said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-14
Rebuilding the Temple

ton that is going or.
At the time that Haggai the pro-
phct was urging the people TO set
about rebuilding the temple of Jeru-
salem. a remnant of the Jewish peo-
pie had been permitted to come back
to their homeland after exile in for
eign lands. The temple was in ruins
and the people utterly discouraged
and as is usual at such times, their
own individual troubles seemed more
important TO them than the doing
of anything for the glory of Jehovah.
Darius was king, and it was in the
second year of his reign, about $40
B. c., when Haggai decided to aWak-
en- the people from their indifference
and Encouragement to build the tenn
pie. Jehovah would be pleased, he
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-14
Steels Lead In
Stock Gains

New York, June l4.-(AP)-Thc
stock market turned ON bullish heat
today rs IN optimistic brand of
nome business prospects more than
rruntcractrd gluumicr war news.
StrclS led the rebound after Il hest
tant opening Gains ran to . points
or 50 ror favoritcS at the best. There
were occasional let downs on profit
taxing and top marks were shaded
nj the close in many cases. Trans
fer, 1ppruXimatcd l,OOO.OO0 shares.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-14
NOTICE.

have this day qualified before Ire
Clerk of the Superior Court ol Vance
County. as Administrators Of the F.
tate of my father, the Latc David H.
Reavis, and this is TO notify all per
sons holding claims against SAID e.
tate to present the same 10 the I'M
dersigned within one year from tbs
date, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of any recovery. Persons mdcbi-
ed to said estate are requested 10
make prompt settlement.
This the 23rd day Of May, 1910
D. w. REAVIS.
Administrator Of the Estate Of
David H. ReaVlS.
J. p. & J. II. ZOllicoffer,
Attorneys.
24-3l-7-l4-2l-28
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-14
BY NEWMAN CAMPBELL

(The International Uniform Les
son on the above topic for June Is
is the book of Haggai, the Golden
Text being Heb. 1924, 25, Let us
consider one another TO provoke I'M
to love and good works, not forsak-
ing our own assembling together, as
the custom of some is.")
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-14

Our Golden Text gives us the
thesis for todays lesson, especially
the part that says, Let us consider
one another TO provoke unto love and
good works." Surely at this time
when hate seems rampant in the
whole world, it would be well for us
to "provoke unto love and good
works." to offset some Of the destruc-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-14
Cotton Closes
1919 Higher

New York. June l4.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened 7 to 8 lower
Futures closed l6 TO l9 higher,
middIing spot ll.0l, up 10.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-14
MIDDLEBURG METHODIST

MIDDLEBURG METHODIST
Rev. r. w. Lee, pastor.
Services for Sunday. jane 'G.
Preaching by the pastor 1T SHocra
church at II a. m.
Preaching at Cokcsbuy - 3 p. m.
also by the pastor.
commencement at Middi-oHa 81
8 p. m. for the Daily Vacation Bible
School that has been in pltmc ,u
the past two weeks.
The public is invited io al. 70.
these services.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-14

The best quality of ruby and omcr-
aid is said to be now rare and d.
ficult to obtain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-14
Rural Churches
ROCK SPRING BAPTIST

: lNo>N 81 lNltNNT D:ll f,-N
Rev. S. l.. Morgan. pastor.
Services Sunday. June 3G. .giu
The pastor will preach %, !. &c. ,s.
on the subject, The Igrc.n..,r
Magnet
An important announcement w..
be made about the rclIvu. meeting
soon to be held, and in which Re.
+. Norflect Gardner. pastor o.. ,ar
First Baptist church, Henderson. will
preach.
Sunday school al 10 q. m. with
Mrs. S. L. Morgan teaching Tire
adults.
All members specially invited
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-14

Injured during the air raid on
Paris, young woman is treated IN
a hospital. More than $50 persons
were killed, and $50 wounded In
the attack which opened the Man
drive on the French capital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-14
International Law Founders
In War Time, Stewart Says

.ra,hctic preference III overseas
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-14

GO up to the mountain, and bring wood,
and build the house." the prophet told
them; land 1 will take pleasure in it,
and l will be glorifed, saith Je-
hovah"
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BEING CONSTRUCTED
PASCAG0ULA SHIPYARD

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Control Measures
Given Mites and
Lice in Poultry

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KICKOFF :: 500 p. NJ.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1910
Evening star., 1940-06-06
Weights, Measures
Officials Agree Public
Aid Be Can Enlisted
Delegates in Conference
Are Told to Use Press
And Radio in Work

The public-having been made
vacuum cleaner conscious and more
or less acutely aware of certain soaps
and brushes, electric refrigerators
and sundry other household acces-
sories-can, as well as not, be made
weights and measures conscious, it
was agreed today at the 18th
National Conference of. Weights and
Measures, in session at the May
flower Hotel.
It's up to local officials in this
branch of government to enlist the
support Of the housewife. her con-
sort and even the children in carry
ing out the regulations that protect
the home, it was pointed out.
William Bruckart, Washington
columnist for the Western NeWspa-
per Union, said to the delegates:
"As officials, you are protecting
the public against crooks and CHS
elers in the field of distribution
protecting against short weight and
against short measures. You ought
not to have great deal Of trouble
in interesting the general public,
in gaining public cooperation"
And Mr.. Bruckart suggested that
the municipal inspector of weights
and measures cultivate the city
hall reporter, instead of leaving
that Office TO be regarded as a dust
dry spot on the beat that may be
forgotten.
1t does require a little imagina-
tion to dramatize the work of
weights and measures inspectors, the
Evening star., 1940-06-06
Colombian Government
Probes Fifth Column
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOGOTA, Colombia, June g.
The Colombian government has
begun an investigation of Nazi
fifth column" activities in Choco
department, near the Panama Canal
Zone.
Reports reputedly disclosed a
small but well-knit Nazi organiza-
ton among Germans in that sec
ton.
The Bogota newspaper Ell Tempo,
owned by President Eduardo Santos,
said editorially yesterday that Nazis
and Communists were attempting
TO destroy the union of the Amer
Evening star., 1940-06-06

speaker conceded, but this ought to
be possible, and the reporter will
meet the officials more than half
way If you give him half a chance.
The assembly adopted a report
by the Committee on Publicity and
Education, submitted by the chair
man, w. S. Bussey, chief Of the
Texas Division Of Weights and
Measures, recommending an annual
school for officials all over the
country to instruct them in educat-
ing the public
The committee also suggested lib
eral use OF newspapers and the radio
10 acquaint the consumers with
what Is being done to protect them.
The latest gadgets in weights and
measures, on display at the confer
ence, included devices that light up
at the touch Of ones little finger and
record infinitessimal intervals.
A discussion OF the Federal Food.
Drug and Cosmetic Act and a re-
port OF the Conference Committee
on Standardization OF Packaged
Goods was on the afternoon pro-
gram. Sessions will continue to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1940-06-06
Four Young Girls
Drowned While Wodino
By the Associated Press.

6y Ute HS3OCIattQ PreSS.
CONVICTION, KY, June 6.-Four
girls who had gone wading were
drowned yesterday in a pond miles
south of Florence.
The victims were Louise Ware, II,
and her sister, Nellie, IA; Susie Car
penter Is, and her sister, Libbie, l3.
Officials said two of the girls ap-
parently stepped into deep water
and the other two were pulled under
in rescue attempt.
Evening star., 1940-06-06

ican peoples under the pretext q.
favoring neutrality, but in reality
they are working in behalf of the
totalitarian conquerors."
Evening star., 1940-06-06
Red Cross Gifts
New Contributions
Received by Stor

Contributions to the Red Cross
war relief fund will be received
and acknowledged in the news
columns if sent to the cashiers office
of The Star. The following have
Evening star., 1940-06-06

Every creature in Sydney (Aus-
tralia) park ZOO is recorded in a
little directory.
Evening star., 1940-06-06
In His Seventy Fifth Year of Brewin.
in the City's History
P. Wirephoto.

This month Christian Heurich inaugurates his 18th
year in the brewing business establishing rec
ord as Americas oldest brewer
When Christian Heurich started the Christian Heu-
rich Brewing Company in Washington there was
as much difference in the city of that day and this
as there is between the brewing business of today and
that of Is years ago.
FROM HORSES TO
MODERN HEURICH TRUCKS
When horedraWn Heurch first rumbed out the
streets OF Washington there modernly wepaved
thoroughfares Snakeke and muddy Tber Creek crawed
across lower Pennsylvania Avenue-frequenty and
guttered the streets with its muddy flow The city
low and i'll fit for that serious national
effort got under to relocate the capital St. Louis
proposed and offered to spend several millions of dollars for
public buildings The movement killed.
But the town not the aboutener of scenic
interest is today Booth had but recently gaoped down
the "Avenue and the bridge into Maryland Crafty
carpetbaggers skulked the Virginia hills southwark
Washington streets muddy, ill lighted and high water
frequently threatened the city.
Paralleling the City's Growth
All through this early period the Christian Heurch Brewing
Company becoming the city most popular establishment
AS methods for the making of beer improved Christian Heuch
the first to seize upon the improvements Advancemens
in brewing equipment delivery and service to customers
sany created changes at the Christian Heurich Brewing
Company But the standards upon which the original Heurch
brewing methods founded have changed. The
original secret formulas calling for the finest malt and hops
time melowed by careful aging and controlled methods Of
brewing still bring you beer and ale at their finest brewed
by Christian Heurich
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Aid Of Elders in Solving
Youth Problems Uroed

Greater cooperation by older
people in helping youth solve its
problems, particularly the problem
Of obtaining work, was urged last
night by speakers in a youth SYM
postum at the Central Young Mems
Christian Association, 1875 G street
NV.
Under the heading of Plight OF
Young Women of Today" Miss
Emily Handschen of the Y. w. G. A.
said their main problem is an eco
nomic one-that of obtaining en-
ployment. Often women are par
ticularly handicapped, she said, by
being unable to obtain work that
permits advancement.
David Scull, member of the Board
of Directors of the Cooperative
League, in an address under the
title of youth Without Oppor-
tunity." urged a system of mutual
cooperation" as a means toward
solving youth problems.
N. B. Jacobs. jr., member of the Y
M c. A. staff, speaking on the
subject Looking Ahead With
Youth" developed the thought
youth should be given greater op-
portunity by elders to express it.
self and help towards deciding wha,
is best for youth.
DR.. Bruce L. Melvin, a con-
sultant Of the Works Projects Ad.
ministration and writer on youth
problems, presided.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Supernatural Concept Is Bunk
Town Hall Audience Hears

AL OF the worlds great gen1uSeS,
while not necessarily spiritualists,
have been in contact with a spiritual
world outside of our brief planetary
life," a Town Hall audience at the
Shoreham Hotel was told today by
Louis K. Anspacher, author and
philosopher.
To support his point, Mr.. An
spacher recounted biographical in
cidents Of Napoleon, Wordsworth,
Socrates, Pasteur, Robert Louis
Stevenson, Whittier and others.
I'VE must get rid Of the word
supernatural" he declared. Its
the LATEST word in the vocabulary
OF ignorance"
He assured his audience they had
no way of being certain whether he
was alive as he spoke to them-or
only a form of ghost. He told q
number Of ghost stories In which
the dead individuals appeared 50
lifelike that cool-headed men talked
business with them.
The process Of inspiration" which
makes q genius Is simply reliance
upon q surge from the unconscious
mind and neglect Of the conscious
Evening star., 1940-03-01

mind, Mr.. AnSpacner told MS audi.
ence.
Napoleon played solitaire for hours
before q great battle to occupy his
conscious mind so that the uncon-
scious could produce a master battle
plan "full-formed," he related.
The great preacher, Henry Ward
Beecher. took apart clocks for the
same reason, Coleridge took opium
and Byron got drunk, Mr.. Anspacher
said.
Socrates and Joan of Arc each
listened to internal voices, he said.
Applying his doctrine to ordinary
folk, DR.. Anspacher pressed them
to "loaf and invite your SOUL"
when you have a problem, sleep
over it-don't spend the night wor-
rying over 1t with the conscious
mind" he said. Depend upon the
wonderland of your faculties"
The Town Hall meeting assumed
the character of double celebration
since it was the Tooth gathering Of
the organization and today was Dr..
Anspacher's 62d birthday anniver-
Sary