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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26
Columbus Achieved
Greatest Discovery
Just $50 Years Ago

The year 1912 would ordinarily be
one marked by a great observance
OF some sort for the achievement of
Christopher Columbus in 1892. For
1912 rounds out $50 years since the
discovery of America.
In 1892, on the occasion of the
four hundredth anniversary, the
Chicago fair, one of the most re-
nowned in the world, took place.
But for World War II, 1912 would
have brought about another signif-
icant celebration.
Even as it is, there is some talk
of paying due honor to the great
navigator who, in 1892 like the
world we know in the dawn of 1912.
also had his darkest hour" before
the light burst on new world.
Joaquin Miller wrote of this hour
in Columbus life-and it could be
symbolic of the arrival and hopes
OF the year 1912. The poetry fol.
lows:
Then pale and wan he kept the deck
And peered through darkness.
All. that night. of all dark nights
And then light-a light.
1t grew. starlet flag unfurled
1t grew times burst of dawn
He gained-a world
He gave that world its grandest lesson.
On-and onl
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26
Adaman Club Greets
New Year on Summit
Of Lofty Pixies Peak

While most people will be cele-
brating New Years in comfortably
warm homes, theaters and other
amusement places, small group Of
men will be battling bitter cold and
high snow drifts as they climb to the
top Of Pixies peak.
2 Every year at the stroke Of mid
night on New Years eve members
of the ALBANIAN club set of huge
display of fireworks from the sum-
NIT of Pixies peak. The mercury
has fallen as low as 40 degrees be-
low zero during the nine-mile climb,
and the wind blows relentlessly atop
the 14,110-foot peak.
Early in the afternoon Of Decem-
Der 81 the hardy group will leave
Colorado Springs. They will ride in
automobiles as far as Manitou
Springs which is located at the base
of the peak. Their ride ends here,
and they begin their long climb.
At first the climb is easy, but
after the Half Way House is passed
the climbing becomes extremely diff
ficult. Snow drifts are more than
20 feet deep in places, and the in
cessant north wind whips the snow
particles with great force.
In addition to a food supply, each
man carries his share of the fire.
works. The trip is gruelling test
OF endurance and strength. But the
men really enjoy it.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26
reg; .OIh| O la TIE lI1'lO 1
Af2t:lSs5AEE@ Ha R!|fU{5 8 o.

Cigarette ashes, put on potted
plants, will kill the insects that
often infest them.
Be sure to arrange the dishes
cooking in your oven so that there
is plenty of space between them
and the food will brown evenly.
d. -
Picture frames should be select
ed to harmonic with the pic
lures for which they are intended.
N@ IA
If you like a faint flavor Of onion
rub slice of onion around your
salad bowl or serving dish. The
resulting flavor is light, but salts
factory. Garlic, used in the same
manner, requires much more
careful handling, since fewer peo-
pie enjoy garlic taste. ~..-.
"i.t
In mixing flour and water for
gravies, use a fork or egg beaten
to make it smooth and free from
Jumps.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26

May Taurus, the bully brought
the approach of summer with the
sun being conceived as bull who
plowed his way among the stars.
June (Gemini, the twins) was rep
resented by Castor and Pollux, twin
sons of Zeus and Leda.
The backward motion of the crab
was associated with July Cancer,
the crab), the month when the sun
began to retreat toward the hori-
zon. elimination of the suns heat
came in August. This was repre-
scented by Leo, the ion-the ancient
symbol of fire.
September Virgo, the virgin)
celebrated Ishtar's descent into
Hades in search of her husband.
The ancients recognized the balance
Of day and night which occurred
during October (Libra, the balance).
Scorpio, the scorpion, symbolized
the darkness of November following
the decline of the sun after the
autumn equinox. December was
represented by the figure of the
archer, Sagittarius, god of war.
January (Capricornus, the goat)
symbolized the nurse which cared
for the young gods Of the sun.
Even the weather was recognized
by the men who drew up the signs
Of the Zodiac. February (Aquarius,
the waterman was associated with
the heavy rains which periodically
flooded the Nile river. March
pisces, the fishes) marked the
month when labor was resumed in
the fields.
1t is believed that Homo Signor-
UNI, or Man of Signs, was originat-
ed about 1900 A. D. The actual
signs Of the Zodiac, however, were
known for many centuries before.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26
y. S. Had Quiet
Year During ~

No one knows what the year 1912
will bring, but ~ exactly 100 years
ago was relatively quiet one for
the United States.
In that year the national debt
reached the high level Of more than
$l3, 594. 600. La grippe (infuenza)
was prevalent throughout the coun-
try. This year also saw Charles
Dickens visit the United States, and
the Horatio Greenough statue of
General George Washington was
placed in the federal Capitol.
Other events Of national impor-
lance which occurred exactly one
century ago follow:
March 31-Henry Clay of Ken
lucky resigns from the U. S. senate.
May 2-Col. John c. Fremont
commenced an exploring expedition
to the Rocky mountains.
June 29-President Tyler vetoes
the tariff BILL
August 9-Maine boundary estab-
lished by the Webster-Ashburn
treaty between the United States
and England.
August 30-President Tyler signs
the tariff bill.
September 29-Order of the Sons
OF Temperance organized in New
York.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26
Signs Of Zodiac
Had Significance
In Middle Ages

The peculiar figures constituting
the signs of the Zodiac are general
ly looked upon merely as curiosity
today, but they once were credited
with strange powers.
During the Middle ages the IL
signs were supposed to influence
human life. AS result each sign
was connected with a different part
Of the body in addition to being as
ISOLATED with various months Of the
year. The Zodiac itself is an mag
mary band in the sky within which
lie the apparent paths of the sun,
moon and major planets.
Unlike the present calendar which
will begin the new year 1912 on
January /, the Babylonian year be-
gan in April.
Because rams were sacrificed to
the gods during this month, 1t was
associated with Aries, the ram.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26

A teaspoon of salt added to the
water in which eggs are boiled
makes them easier to remove
from the shells.
An ordinary blackboard eraser
is an excellent polisher for win
dow paneS.
Lipstick stains on linens and
cotton can nearly always be re-
moved by the use of warm water
and mild soapsuds.
A termite shield must be made
Of some material that ants cannot
work through. Metal is the best
one, because ant-tight joints can
be made in metals.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26

One or the Other
Suitor-If you don't marry mel
shall not care to live
Girlie-And il did, ] shouldn't.
Other people who give till it
hurts are the folk who give us
good advice.
That's Stone
Diner-Waiter, take this chick
en- away. It is actually SO tough
it seems to be made out of stone.
Waiter-Nothing strange about
that, sir. It's a Plymouth Rock.
His Foresight.
The father ,Uas interviewing his daugh-
ter's sutton.
"What are your pEospecss?" he asked.
"Pretty gOod-untess your daughters
been misleading mel" came the reply.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26
U. S. Only Sixth Rate
In Eyes of Father Time

Although the United States leads
the world in many ways, it is about
sixth rate in the eyes of Father
Time. He brings the new year first
to Australia, Asia, Africa, Europe
and most of South America before
he finally gets around to this coun.
try. Then for three more hours the
people Of California must be salts.
fed with 1941 before they receive
the fresh new year of 1912.
When the new year is born il
will be a. M. December 81, in
our eastern cities; 6 a. m. in the
central time zone; 5 a. m. in the
mountain zone; and a. m. in the
Pacific coast states.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26
Slave Nor Master

Abraham Lincoln's definition of
democracy is still fresh and full
of meaning: Gas I would not be
a slave, so I would not be a mas
ter. This expresses my idea of
democracy. Whatever differs from
this, to the extent of the differ
ence, is no democracy"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26
Two-Weeh Celebration

Fourteen days are needed In ia
pan 10 celebrate the coming Of the
new year. During the festival
streets are made lively by stilt-
walking, top-spinning, jumping, ball
playing and rope-pulling.
While the youths are enjoying the
outdoor sports, the older people
write New Years poems or play
games. After two weeks Of revelry
the festival IS brought to . close
BY burning the kado-matsu and 9TH
e. decorations put up for The cele-
bration. = A. ~ =
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26
More Raleigh Jingles

Beginning the middle Of January,
Raleigh Cigarettes will offer lib
eral prizes in a big jingle contest
to be run in this paper. One hun
bred and thirty-three prizes will be
awarded each weekday.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26
Do You Like Jingle Contests?i

Beginning the middle of January,
Raleigh Cigarettes are starting q
series of weekly contests for those
who can supply the best last line
to jingle. Over 100 liberal prizes
each week. Watch this paper for
etails.--Adv.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26
Early Scots Used Bible

TUT UAAmpSG AMGO n UCur6
A glimpse into the future was be-
lieved possible by the early Scots
who turned to their Bibles on New
Years day.
The sacred book was laid upon
the table, opened at random and q
finger was placed on the printed
page. The entire chapter was then
read. and the message It held was
then believed to describe in some
way the happiness or misery in store
for the person adhering to the prac-
tice.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26

A famous Scotch bun made entire
~ Of egg and chopped fruit enclosed
in crust appears bountifully dur
ing New Year week.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26
( PATTERNS
SEWING CIRCLE ],

own dressmaker and turn out this
style perfectly for YOURSELF Pat
tern No. f479-B offers nothing
fancy merely That perfect but
ton-front top with its immaculate,
snowy white collar, short sleeves
set in with a smooth straight
shoulder line and a skirt gathered
on at slinkily low waist.
It's a dress for stiff fabrics,
faille, taffeta or MORE If you de-
sire swish. Or, il you prefer
flaming colors, make II in a soft
wool crepe.
Barbara Bell Pattern. No. 1479.B is de-
signed for sizes 70, II. 10, IS and TO-
Corresponding bust measurements 50, 80,
"a. 36 and SO. Size "a L32) with short
sleeves, bias skirt, requires as yards
35-inch material, straight skirt "a yards
54-inch material Onc-half yard 35.inch
material required for dickey collar. Send
your order to-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26

BRAVO for the new Silhouette
- shaped by this long, torso
molding top, low waistline and
full, swirling skirt! If you are
out to get the world by the tail
you simply must have one Of
these dirndl frocks-and it is typ
ical of the young spirit of the
times that you'll probably be your
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26
DESERT SONG

UEz041Ag1
In Cunningham,
Ala Said Nazis, running,
There's less Of ham,
And more of cunning.
Richard Armour.
TX
The time to anticipate q war
these days is when the peace
conversations reach q height.
80 .
Cup to Pearl Harbor," said Elmer
Twitchell today, II never thought
Orson Welles' famous broadcast
would be topped in my lifetime"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-12-26
ACTUAL DANGER

] found that there were many
very excellent plans on paper, but
the actual assignment Of people to
specific posts and their training in
what they should do on those posts
had not yet been undertaken. It
seems to me that, with real danger
hanging over our heads, when we
discuss the actual work that has to
be done. we discover that the pro-
tective measures are really very
closely allied to the voluntary par
ticipation. rs
Evening star., 1941-12-23
Tn MEMS sToRE. SECOND FLOOR.

You Con Buy Son on IntioIed Belt, even on the doy
fore Christmas Hiokok oIevery designed O buckle
Hckok cowhide beIt-bIook or brown-sizes 26
to 81. All in Liberty Bell gift box
Belt, 81; Buckle. 81, plus 10oo tax
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

Make 1t "Hitt" with Him-Arrow's popular white
shirt-cotton broodcloth with non-wt fused collar,
g
Top it off with tie from our exceptional selection,
81 to S.. We show royon-ond-sIk worp print, 81;
Sombrooks' trimIy-tying, wrinkIe-resistont wool,
Sl.5o
THE MENs STORE SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

Slippers Fit for Cinderella ore your Christmas trib-
ute. A. Royon sotin mules, prettiIy frogeed;
color eombinotions-------- ----------s5
B. The DoIIie soft leather slipper in black, wine
e"d blue :; ----------$4
Both sizes s to 9
VoauuFs euoaa euoosn Ftooa.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

Juniors Absolutely Dote on These Lonssh sIip-o
the style, the eoIors, the soft oII-wooI-oIwoys
yeon for onother-ond another. Melting, mar
veIous corn yellow, Sonto red, beige, steel blue,
pumpkin dusty rose. baby pink, white, deep green,
oquo-sizes 81 to --------S9 9S
Evening star., 1941-12-23

IF Her Housekeeping Skill is Your Pride-eive her
the new Eureka Deluxe electric cleaner, winner Of
the l94l plostics design award for functional
beauty; with new features for unexceIIed per-
fomnonce and complete set Of extra tools-with
the '''d'-i" Of your old cleaner
Ercra1c APPLIANCES EIGHTH FIooR-Express Elevator Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Cocker Spaniel
Best in Show

ffelmerie Of Brook
vile, pretty, coal black cocker
spaniel owned by Mrs. f. D,
Stringfellow of Birmingham, Ala,
was Judged best Of the Oakland
County Kennel Clubs sixth an
nual dog show Sunday al the
Royal Oak Community Market
building.
Well handled by s. Wright
Smith. "Buz2" ran his record up
to % times best OF breed and his
third best Of show. Judged by
Emo Meyers. he was by far the
popular choice of the large audi
ence who witnessed the finals.
Competing against him for his
honor was Mrs. Carl II. Hanna 5
dachshund, Roadside Peter. Of
Chagrin Falls. Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl DavidSonS Champion Sir Gal
ahad of Bladan III. a boxer; DR.
and Mrs. Henry Celaya's Little
Mans Double, "A fox terrier. from
San Antonio. Texas: Mrs. f. L.
Rigdon's Perfection Parader. a
Pomeranian, Of Fl. Wayne, Ind,
and Mrs. c. Drew Mosher, Cham
pion Pilloc Peter Piper, a poodle,
from Cincinnati.
The show, sponsored by the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars Acorn Post
No. 1869 of Royal Oak, attracted
more than 500 dogs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Prakken Carries
City's Net Hopes
AT Saginaw
Nears Semihnals
of Meet; Mrs. Cole
Wins Quarterhnal
Singles Match

SAGINAW. Sept. l. Dick
Prakken, q year = old hool
teacher, carried Detroit's hopes in
the mems singles of the Saginaw
Valley Tennis tournament today
as play entered the final rounds.
Playing Morey Drilling, Grand
Rapids netter and former Michi-
gan State star in the quarter
finals Prakken dropped the first
set, 81, and took the second, 6-3,
before the match was postponed
because of darkness. The winner
will tackle Glen Parks. Indiana
State tltle-holder, in the semi
finals today
Parks gained the round-of-four
by virtue of a three-set triumph
over Buck Burgess, seeded player
from Flint.
Prakken made his way into the
qHaFteffHals with a hard earned
victory over Henry Pendell, De-
troit, outstanding his adversary
in a back court duel. 60. Ga.
Another Detroit school teacher.
Mrs. Marion Cole. former city
champion. and Lucille Daily. top
seeded in the meet, share
women's honors in the singles.
Mrs. Cole swept through Sonia
PetroffSky. Saginaw. 6-l. OIL.
while the latter was dispoSng of
Gertrude Whitehead, Detroit. g.
90, IN the quarterfnal matches.
The nearest thing 10 an upset
in the competition yesterday was
--1rov1cfrri ny EfcaUor- StcrntHgCn
and Florestine Schumacher, who
extended Mrs. Cole and Miss
Daley. first seeded women'S dou-
hles team, 3-6. g.. Cd. in a quar-
terminal match before bowling II
defeat in the failing light.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Greatest Pistol Shot
Harry Reeves Almost OUercomes So Point Handicap
Loses by 2 Points to Lee Echois in Pre-Peny

Whatever doubt any one had of
the pistol shooting ability of
Harry Reeves Detroit police of
ficer. it can be forgotten. he is
today the greatest handgun expert
of modern times.
He proved that Sunday during
The pre-Perry matches hetd at
the l.. A. Young Gun Club by dis
regarding a 50-point handicap &C.
casioned when he fired five times
at a wrong target. 10 come within
2 points Of defeating field
OF II of Americas best revolver
shooters.
To Lee EcholS. a member of the
United States treasury pist ]
team, went the honor Of winning
the grand aggregate Of all matches
fired during the two-day shoot
Echols scored total Of 25l0
points. two better than Reeves,
who finished with 2508, IL points
ahead Of his teammate, Sergt. AL
Hemming.
Thurman Barrier of the Marine
Corps won the .3S-caliber slow fire
with $50 out OF a possible 200.
Reeves was high i'm the .3S-caliber
timed fire with 1875, the .3S-caliber
national match course with 2S7.
aggregate Of matches 9. 10. II and
u. with $40, second in the .22-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

Can an umpire call balk and
a fourth ball on the same pitch :?
The rule book says no. and it
will be up 10 officials of the De-
troit Baseball Federation 10 in
terpret it as such before the Class
d championship can be officially
determined.
The federation will meet Tues
day night 10 discuss the ruling,
but meanwhile. today PoSselius
was listed as the Glass d cham
pion under protest"
indicated in the playoffs.
Posselius needed only one victory
over the Falcons 10 obtain clear
cut possession of the title. But
the PosseliuS nine was lax in its
fielding. committing seven errors,
and dropped the first game, 9-6.
In the second game. which was
featured by the hitting of CaSs
Kwietniewski, the disputed de-
cision occurred as Possellus re-
versed the score, 9-6. Bruce
Powell gave the Falcons five
scattered hits in this contest and
famed IL batsmen.
Although the disputed decision
had little effect on the game s
outcome. the Falcon manager
lodged an official protest. claim
ing Plate Umpire Grow called a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Ann ArbOr Meter
Wins Junior Meet

Andy Patton Of Ann Arbor to.
day went down in tho books as
the first Detroit junior tennis
champion.
Patton, Ann Arbor high school
student who received his tennis
tutoring from Leroy Weir, Uni.
verSity Of Michigan coach, upset
Harry WitCzak of Hamtramck
yesterday at the Detroit Tennis
Club, 10-8, 81. Patton and Wit
czak will pair in the final doubles
match today. Yesterday they de-
feated Louis Buiak and Edward
Of Hamtramck g.. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Trinity
Reaches
Final

Trinity today held the right TO
meet Mt Zion for the Lutheran
League championship.
The Trinity club edged its way
into the final by squeaking past
Salem yesterday at Belle Isle, 9-S.
After making six errors in the
first six innings, Trinity finally
pulled together and nicked Les
Blumcnthal. Salem pitcher. for
eight hits and five runs in the last
two innings.
salem ola 02l OiO-s IL q
Trinity 600 400 23x-q ia O
l.. Bumenthal and A. Blumenthal. Smka
and Luptak. Viglasky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

caliber timed fire with 1879. second
in the .22-caliber national match
course with 2S3. and second in the
aggregate of matches Ia, Is, l6
and II with $40.
p. Roettiger won the 3S-cahber
rapid fire with 1874. s. Kaniocki Of
the Detroit police took the %
caliber slow fire with III. while
Hemming was winner in the D.
caliber timed fire and the aGgre-
gate of matches Ia. Is, l6 and II.
J. Porter won the .22-caliber rapid
fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Hutch
Marks Up
No. p

BUFFALO, Sept. l. Freddie
Hutchinson, Detroit Tigers farm
hand and star Buffalo hurler.
-aehievea-his twenty-hfth victol
of the current season when ~
shut out the Toronto Maple Leafs
IN the opening game OF Sundays
double-header. which the Bisons
won. so.
Hutchinson, who limited the
Leafs TO five hits. struck out five
and walked one, also did we'll with
the hickory. Getting two hits out
of four trips 10 the plate, one Of
which was double. and driving in
one Of Bufalo's five ITALICS.
Toronto 600 600 600 5 a
Buffalo 600 i0i OOX=S y
Fisher and Tarbark Hutchinson and
Parsons