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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12
Daily Almanac

Moon rises 1l:l1 D. m. daylight time).
 Sun rises 6:20 q. m.; sets TOT ?. m. day. light time).
 All vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes after sunset.
 muggy. hot spell at this time Of the year Is quickly broken lip as was this weeks. One touch of rain is sufficient to clear Up the weather and usually can be relied upon to produce a period of fairly nice days and nights.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12

1. Which State was referred ,ta during the anti-slavery agitation aS "bleeding"?
 ?. Give the words that begin the following quotation: = what crimes are committed in Thy name"
 3. Which race horse defeated Whirlaway in the 194l Arlington Classic Stakes?
 4. Fiorella LaGuardia is can. didate for third term as Mayor oA New York; true or false?
 5. Lord Flaw Flaw is a British stage character a character in fics ton, or a German radio propaganda ist?
 6. Name the five States which now have the largest population?
 2. The opera Carmen" has thfe< or four acts?
 8. Name the author of 'The FiSS teen Decisive Battles of the World"S
 9. With what State doctrine "A "Nullification" associated?
 10. What is cadaver?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12
Washington Merry -Go-Round By
DREW PEAR s o N ROBERT s. ALLEN

  his probably live longer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12
. EDISON IN -'S'
 WASHIN NGT0N
BY PETER EDISON Waterbury Democrat Washington CorresuoDdent

Washington, Sept. I2 = In the early days of the defense effort, when Big Bill Knudsen and John Biggers were starting to set up the old National Defense Advisory Com mittee, they got on the telephone
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12
A Thought for Today

By thy words thou shalt be justified and by thy words thou ShaN be cOndemned-Matthew l2:37
 Words, however, are things; and the man who accords to his language the license to out rage his soul is controlled by the words he dis dains to control-Owen Meredith.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12

TODAY'S COMMON ERROR
 Do not say ''He sung for . livs ing; say He sang"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12
Whats Your I. O.?

Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to back page for the answers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12

GoOntipued on Next PassD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Appropriate Mother S
Day Services Planned

Mothers day will be observed al
Bethany Methodist church. So.
57th and Park ave. Sunday at
1913 a. m. with appropriate ex-
ereises.
Each member of the congreea-
ton will receive a boutonniere pre-
scented by members of the youth
department, and the oldest and
youngest mothers will receive
eorsages.
Those scheduled 10 take part in
the morning program include
Doris May and Jay Ball. Edward
Sandberg. Catherine Geehan.
Evonne Mattzat. Marjorie Daugh-
erty and Elsie Carol Daniel, Janice
Barkley. Richard Knouf. Jimmie
Card and Rachael Evans. accord
ing TO the Rev. Ernest Barber,
pastor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Program for New
Members Planned

Tacoma Evangelical church. So.
18th and X SITS. will observe new
members week. beginning with
Mothers day services Sunday and
ending with a potluek supper and
program Wednesday at $50 p. m.
L. Clark Oberlies, Tacoma lee
turer. will be principal speaker at
the latter event. talking on the
theme. You're in the Army Now"
in which he will depict the church
as an army and outline the type
of service required.
A sermon appropriate to the
day will be preached ar the church
Sunday at 10 a. m. by the Rev.
]. George Cunningham. pastor of
First United Presbyterian church.
His talk will be followed by regu-
lar services at II. during which
the Rev John H Soltman. pastor.
viii preach on Mothers and
Affairs"
Oldest members of the church
will act as hosts TO new members
Wednesday. AS part of the pro-
gram, designed to bring youngest
members into contact with the
regular congregation of the church
and its program. the pastor viii
outlines gains of the past year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

school ana adult Bible class esss
a m. Services, II =. m. LEAGUE meet
ine II church. 7.4s .. m. sermon.
with communion. Path Of Our
Mothers"
Emmanuel I.utheran-so 6sth ana
Birmingham SITS Rev 4 A larson
pastor. sunday school, 10 m.
Luther Memeflal--so 18th ana | sts.
Rev =, r, n kettner pastor sun,
sas m ssh0f fe.s sss dsvosions frs ssfsics.
first and third SUNDAY IN each
month. 7 p. m. Board % Trustees.
Monday. z p. m. deaeons, 7 p. m.
Sermon, THE Qualities 81 efe.t
Mother"
Nessiah--12oa SO. st SUNDAY
school a.4s = m. Rev n l. Neswie.
acting pastor. SUNDAY school, , Is
a m. Services. II a. m.
Mountain view Near puyaIlup
Rev. 4 s. Toilefzon pastor Sunday
school. s:4s =. m. Services. II m
Norwegian services first sunday IN
each month. 10 m
parkland rrinu. So Park ana
Wheeler Rev T o Svare pastor
SUNDAY school. e.4s a. m services. IL
a. m. sermon. THE Comforter.
Ruston Chspei--s2d and Peari ats.
SUNDAY school. $50 a. IN. Services
II m
oliset--i41s 50. X a. Rev C. A
Sorkness pastor SUNDAY school 9s4h
\. m. Services, IL a. m. and 14o
D. m. Pvt. Hagen Ire. evening
speaker. Theme. -Nothers' Day"
Peace - 2ist and Cuxhman. Rev.
A X. Bethman. pastor. sunday
school. 9 80 a m. German services.
10 q m. and English services, Il a.
m. sermons, mother" and Mother
q. Ainr.-
our Redeemer missouri synod
East ssth and X ats Rev A W,
Schroeder, pastor. Service. 2 50 n. m.
League rally ~ Grace church. ; ,. m.
Sermon. Pare MT hood treat In God. .
our Saviar's-f7th ana ] sts Rev
j l. Rcdal pastor. sunday school
AS a. m. Services. II o m. Nor
~egian services. 9 D m.
farkland--Collan. rc near Pacific
Rev w Gulltxson pastor sunday
school Q so . m Services 1880 q m
sermon. -Desine Comfort for Chris
tlans."
81 rauI's-So Nth ano Tacoma
we. Rev. Arthur sydow. pastor sun
dav school 3 so m Services. o.So
\. m. Rev. L. Z. krnE. speaker.
-. Paul's panish--isio SC. 1 81.
Rev. John Enseimsnn. pastor. Sery-
ices II q. m. Sermon. with commun-
ion. God and Nature
Trinits-So. 18th and | sts. Rev.
3. Buettner. pastor Services. II =. IA.
! Zion missouri synod - SO. 10th
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
First Covenant Church
SO. Iofh and SIS
Value of Religion
Cited by Pastor
Declares Proper Training
To Be LIES Foundation
B. The REV. c. n. PETERSON
Pastor Of First Covenant
Church

Some years ago the writer saw
cartoon IN a daily newspaper IN
the middle west which was In
tended To depict a city in which
there were no churches or Bible
schools.
In IL one could see children
playing on the streets and indulg-
ine In harmful things instead Of
being in the church receiving re-
ligious training on the day which
was set apart for this purpose.
Smoke was emerging from the
smokestakes of the factories and
all places of BUSINESS were wide
open as on other days. Only a
glance convinced one that some
thing was wrong with that COM
munity.
Yes we believe that the church
Is of inestimable value in a COM
munity. II Is there that our youth
receive instruction and Impress
ions which. If rightly received,
will make them good citizens as
they grow To maturity. II is in
the church that the way Of life.
which brings satisfaction and con-
tentment. Is told. And II is in
the church that troubled and bur
dened hearts may find comfort and
courage with which to face the
realities of life. Here II is too
that visitors and strangers make
their best friends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
No 18th and Sterens it,
Smaller Churches
Often Misleading
Unimposine Structures
Symbols OF importance
h the RFt. GERHARD
BELGIUM
Pastor of Emmanuel
Lutheran Church

When people casually drive by
little white church IN some
corner Of the city on a weekday,
and see only the frame building
with It's gaping windows. and no
signs OF life whatever. they are
likely 10 think alphabetically and
pityingly. what a struggle 1t
must be To keep that place alive. :"
But usually their pity and
sympathy are wasted.
For the little white church Is
home TO many earnest. devout
Christians. To them. the appar-
entity barren building Is a symbol
Of vital. purposeful living. Their
lives revolve around their church
perhaps even more than If IL
were an imposing structure on a
busy corner They have given
themselves to the Founder Of their
church. the Lord Jesus.
Emmanuel Lutheran church. at
No. Stevens and 18th st. Is one
of those little white churches. 1t
has mission. II knows It's mission.
and is lovingly and quietly per-
forming that mission in its COM
munity.
So don't ever feel sorry for the
little white church. Very likely
IL has what you are seeking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

Gas a. m. Services. II a. m. League
services. p. m. Sermon. Christian
Motherhood an the March special
Mothers day program.
Trinits-60e Ea s5th st Rev d
Tionitts. pastor SUNDAY school Gas
=. m. Services II :. m Sermon.
day program.
FREE METHODIST
rtrst-i3ll So. / st. Rev s Ralph
Klein, pastor SUNDAY school. 10 m.
Services. II m. and 7.3o . m
"A Mothers Counsel. and Christ,
the Truth"
Mckinley Park - si6 Ea s6th It
Rev. Z p. Perry pastor SUNDAY
ana I 80 D m PM s. Gas =. m
NAZARENE
First-so. 37th and NJ ats. Rev.
Arthur B. Cook pastor SUNDAY
and 7.45 .. m. Young people, $50
m Miss Louise Robinson. mission
airy. speaker At both services.
PENTEcosTAL
RetheI-so. nth and J sts. Rev.
John W Moseid pastor. SUNDAY
and 7.3o .. m.
Beacon Light House-4o0e Mckin-
lev ave Rev A Kuhes pastor sun
dav school. 10 a m Services. II =. m
Evangelistie services. 7:45 p. m
Tahernacle-so 18th and @ SITS
Rev Harry J Sten. pastor SUNDAY
school, Gas m. Services. II a. m
and $50 .. m.
Calvary - esth and Portland ave
Rev Anna Kirby. pastor. Sunday
school. 3 D. m. Services 7.3o p. m.
Full Gospel Mission--32Og Portland
ave SUNDAY school .. m. serx-
ices 7:30 D. m
PUN Gospel Chapel-So. 75th and
Tacoma ave. Rev T. = Morris. pas
tor SUNDAY school e:45 a. m. Sers-
ices IL h. m. and 3 D. m. Y P c. W
$50 q m street service D. N
Glad Tidings Assembly Of Cod
5o25 No. Pearl st Rev. Lyle p. Sprao-
lev. pastor sunday school. 10 a m.
Services. II m. and 7sts D. m
PREsByrERIAN
Rethsny-No. slst and Verde Rev
J. Arthur Stevenson pastor SUNDAY
tan Endesvor. $50 p. m. Special
Mothers day service. 80 D. m. dur
ina which several mothers OF the
church will speak on Christian
Mot hers of Hisiory- All-fsmiiy serV-
ice. morning. Sermon. "Aenr Home
speaks
BihIe Ghnreh-NormAnnz hall. SO.
18th ana X SIS. Rev. Roy T. Brum-
baugh. pastor. Sunday school. 10
a. m. Services. II a. m. and D. m.
Fellowship and adult prayer 7 .. N.
Sermons. whom Christ Loves and
when God Picks His Men. Public
dedication OF children BY Christian
parents. morning.
Calvary-3516 SO. D st Rev W
Folsom pastor SUNDAY school 9 IS
a m Services Il = m. and T.l5
D. m. c. z. groups. 9 so p. m.
FIRST - Tacoma ave anu Division
ave Rev ] Renwick AcClilouEh,
pastor Sunday school. $50 D m.
Services. II N and TsSo .. m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

Societies. SIS. Sermons The Life
Thai orr Reminds u. and The Lord
Himself shall Descend"
ImmanueI-No afh and J ste Rev
Harold B. Long. pastor. Services. Il
a m.
Little Church on the Prairie-Iske-
wood community Rev Paul Iaurancs
Crooks, pastor. Sunday school and
office OF morning PRAYER. 10 a m.
Youth meeting. $50 p. m Fisher
mems club, D. m.
Manitau Park-esth and Cheyenne
Rev C W. johnson. pastor. Bible
school. $50 a. m Services. II m.
c. Z. group. ,. m.
oakland-So 24th and Proctor sts
Edwin Hurd pastor sunday school
e4S 4 m Services. II N and 80
.. m. Christian Endeavor. s 80 .. m.
Morning sermon. "Mothers- Csrnios
y smith. missionary TO Philippine
islands. guest speaker.
Spraxue Memorial Church - 57th
and SO. warner. Rev Charles Snow
den pastor SUNDAY school. 20 m
Services. i q. n. and $50 ?. m.
first unlted-Dlvislon and Grant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Church TO Honor
Oldest Couples

Couples Of Trinity Methodist
church. 500 "a. 5sth 81. who havs
celebrated golden wedding amir
versaries. will be honored AZ n.
church Sunday At Il a m.
Also TO be honored are Mrs.
N N. Smith. %. oldest mother
from the standpoint Of years on
me church roles. and Mr.. and Mrs.
I. V Stevens. married IS years.
Those who are TO BE- recognized
include Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Swift.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lister. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Gawley Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Abbott. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Serve Schauss. The latter
named are planning celebration Of
their sixtieth next fall Invited
TO participate in the service
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. BeadleS.
former members. who celebrated
their fifueth anniversary last Sep
tember.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
SUNDAY Services in Tacoma Churches

Tacoma srsrae at<slen-isi7 Pa
eff Hze a. william ! Edssruz
easter sErFaees n ano -
Facafte Lutheran CoiiezH Campus -
Futlonal kroun HIIIiza - zeA6Hr.
Afternoon and Fellowship heuf sze-
uirE
fzrsmH fsasn<i Mission - aftn
and Iaaons sHs Services ffzdaFs
7s7a D -
The GhrtsI-EEnfFnrd liz 9aFrls-
y c a nusadluz 81 ana E-uan-
~ Rev A I Goa uaxtnf So
inss 1Is1sa N
Threzaphfsal Sastefs-z15 = a.
coma svs Services - n Services.
tns fIrst ana thlrd Sundays q each
month
la D. Comb feader SUNDAY sehpoi
ssss n services Il n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

and ats REV II H Enselbreeht
pastor SUNDAY school 10 m Serv-
iccs. 1890 =. m Theme, Christian
Parents and children" Collection for
men IN military service League zone
rally Grace church, South Tacoma.
; D. m
zian--seth ana So Thompson Rev
L W Hansen. pastor SUNDAY school
e:45 q. m. Worship. II =. m. Mothers
guild Public examination of con-
firmants. 7.3o .. m.
METHODIST
Asbury-s6ol so Puget sound ave
Rev. N NJ Jones. pastor. sunday
school. a.a5 a m Services. II a m.
ana 4 D. m. Fellowship. 6:s5 D. m.
Morning sermon, influences Of Moth
erhood.s Mothers day program. eve
ming.
Bethans-So. b7th ana PARK ave
Rev Ernest Barber pastor sunday
school. e:4s q. m Services. io:45 a. IN
League and forum o. m. sermon
sFor This child ! Prasrd-and ne
shall Re Given 10 the Lord"
calsary-Ea saith ana ats. Rev
Fred Hertzog pastor SUNDAY school
e.s5 a. m. Services II \. m. and :
u. m. Mothers dav services. evening
Immanuel-So. 18th ana ] sta
Rev NJ 1 Olson pastor Sunday
school. ? so \. m. Services. II a. m.
and 40 p. m. Observance OF Moth
er's day The Rev. Grebert Ander-
son. speaker.
Fp.orth-so. sth and Anderson ats
Rev Harold o Perry pastor. sun
dav school $50 4. m Services II
a m. and 8 D. m. Morning sermon,
called 10 Re n Mother. Mothers
recognized. evening service.
Fern Hlii--s4is So G st Rev B.
c. Gallagher pastor SUNDAY school.
e.4s =. m. Services II a. m. and Bible
s.a5 a. m. Services. II n. m. and 3
D. m. Young people. D. m. Morn
inR sermon. thinking Of Moi hers. /.
Mothers day play by Young people,
evening. appropriate music.
First-so eth and X sta Rev
Cyrus Y Albertson pastor worship,
services. 1880 n. m, including prl-
s tS classes II 20. Youth groups.
Sis D m Evening service. p. m.
Sermons Honorable Motherhood
and ~whsf's Ahead for Our Youth
Reception OF members and baptism
morning.
Grsce-R and IA ssth sta Rev
o X Faulkner pastor SUNDAY
school 10 . m. Services. II a m
IsSaura-No iath and Stevens At
Rev. George ,. Hopkins. pastor. sun
day school 9 as . m Services. II
a. m. Theme Of service, "A Tribute
TO Met hers
Aasea--No. 7sth and Madison. Rev
Roy Leslie Smith pastor sunday
school. 2 as m. Services. IL m
! and T.so 2. m. Junior choir. 3 .2e
q m. and Epworth league, $50 p. m
Preside. & 30 D m Morning sermon,
Light In Their Dwellings Adelphian
Choral society OF College OF Puget
Sound under direction OF John Pau
Bennett. evening service. Reception
by Preside and Young Adult groups
following program.
Milton Church--Miiton Rev J 7
Mcqueen. castor SUNDAY school Il
q m
Falkland Rev. A Kiehlbauch
and Rev. b. PeaSe pastors sunday
school. 10 a. m Service. Il - m
ST. faufS--4sc ana SO l. SIS. Rev
| Z 2. Goulaer naslcI Sundax nchool
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Calvary Methodist League,
Arranging Special Program

Members Of the junior and senior
Epworth leagues of Calvary Meth
odist church. East saith and F SITS.
Will present a special Mothers dsy
program. consisting of music and
literature. according to the Rev.
Fred Hertzog. pastor. AL mothers
present will be honored. The pub
lie is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
STRANGE HOUSE

A house in New Jersey is built
in the shape of an elephant and
contains SIX rooms. reached hvf
spiral staircases in the hind legs.
The howdah on the animals back
is SIS feet from the ground.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
SFyr<rH-DsY sDyE<TISTs

first-Corner 50 10th and | Sta
Y Benfz district raster Services
saturday Sabbath school Q 40 = m
worship j . N Young peoples
FeSper service shutdown.
south sidr-So 56th and Thomp-
son ave. A y Bentz district pastor
Services Saturday Sabbath school
2 IS = m Worship Il N Young
people Friday g . m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

Rsx } o~orzs Cunningham pasto<
Sau6zH srhnul azs SErHaes
i = N PRESIDE hour. 77a , n
Westminster HIhls GhuFeh fIH-
affiliated i--<1H - . = Re- AnaU
Hunter pastor SUNDAY shoe
IS . n services i q and .
,. N Tounk people. , n Ssf-
zzlons. -Nofh~rs nas Aewefialss aad
Can soul onee satea ~ Lat
AEalns@
Hs<tminzteF-so suzn sna I -
sunday schooi pss = n Services
! a N Endsssof : D n
fahona ferraer-sffh anc Suut
Clement SUNDAY sehool 8 IS = n
Services II = N
SALVATION ARMY
csrpz N. l--foe 50. 18th = Major
Ear Williams. captain SUNDAY school
? 50 = n Services 1 N arc 4s
D n Tp L q D m
Corps ~. s-ilf4 50. 18th - Mr
and Mrs Q pIerson captains SUNDAY
school. sss a m Evening service
7.t5 ,. N sermon. Function ~
Ftzzle@=
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

xzb<rnneie--sn 6th ann a 50. Rev
Dwight II. Ferguson pastor SUNDAY
school essk . N. Services, II m
snd Tao p. n.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-11-27

Montagnais spat blindly at the in
visible target. At last, far down.
stream Blaise trailed his paddle.
Thanks, Isadore, for that whis-
key!" painted Red, splashing water
on his bleeding cheek. eff it hadn't
been for the fact that they were
drunk for fare-thee-well, they'd
have slaughtered us on that bar!
Good thing we didn't let them have
it, though! They'd have fired at the
flashes. I thought they'd jump into
the canoe"
''They didn't know what they were
shooting at, Red The guards on
shore heard the duck pass; then the
wash of water when we showed off .
By now they probably think it was
one of those bank beaver we saw
when we came up the river"
Gwen Injun greet drunk dey like
to shoot de gun," grunted Blaise.
''Dey navarro know if we pass or not
onles nose of cano' leave mark on
dat bar. t'ink not. De current take
care of dat
you're right, Blaise," said Fin
lay. "We had them guessing. And
We'll keep them guessing. l wonder
if Kinebik has won them all over or
if these were only a few of the wild
est Tete-Blanche bribed with Isa-
dore's whiskey."
''It looks like Wabistan had lost
all his influence" said Red.
"Mebbe," replied Blaise. 1--WE
see." And his long paddle bit chunks
from the water.
elise was right when she warned
that Isadore is trying to bottle us
up" said Finlay. with the Mon
tagnais hunting us all over the lake
we'll have to step lively or we'll new
er see that plane from. the north"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-11-27
"a +, N X! nj! Men !!.||??||[l r. :
~ u WWus@MSse" y !
By GEORGE MARSH
INSTALLMENT ELEVEN

INSTALLMENT ELEVEN
to investigate their deaths. They visit
Isadore, rich fur man living In an iso-
lated, palatial home. He seems i'm
plicated In their deaths. Here they meet
Lise, his pretty stepdaughter. After an
swering her appeal for help, Finlay is
4 4 4 4 x X
downstream. Then there was graf
ing sound as the nose of the Peter
boro slid over sand bar and the
canoe came to dead stop. They
we've trapped, yards from the shore!
Finlay and Red swiftly traded rifles
for poles while Blaise strained to
free the boat. One false move and
they'd draw a blast of fire. They
threw their weight desperately on
their poles. There came the low
call of ''Kekway!" from the murk.
The three men stiffened.
Crouched in the gloom the crew of
the canoe waited for the crash Of
rifles in their faces. A silence so
deep it beat like sound, pulsed in
their ears. Ten-twenty seconds and
LllC 1llCli III tllC OOW LEU IlAC SclAAOO
tremble. Blaise's signal to go! Like
one man they strained against their
poles. There was the scrape of
wood on sand, the low wash of water
and the canoe was backed clear.
The nose of the boat had sheered
off into deeper water when again,
the call of "Kekway!" rose from the
invisible shore. The three stopped
breathing as the boat drifted. Sud-
denly there was a movement in the
alders and spurts of flame from ex-
ploding rifles stabbed the gloom.
With savage thrust Blaise jumped
the canoe downstream. The enraged
airedale rose under his blanket, but
was forced flat. There was stam-
pede of feet along the shore and full
in their faces blazed a barrage Of
rifle shots.
The canoe grounded and was
cleared again while the rifles of the
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-11-27
CHAPTER XII

Three days later the keel of the
Peterboro slid into the gravel beach
at the Hudson's Bay post at Mata-
gami. The door of the white-washed
log trade-house opened and two men
started for the landing. At the gate
of the slab dog-stockade surrounding
the traders quarters tall girl,
whose golden bob the sun touched
into flame, curiously watched. From
a window of the frame house wom-
an and two half-grown children
stared at the three men on the
beach, for white travellers were rare
at Matagami, buried in the Notta-
way wilderness.
Good day, gentlemen! Welcome
to Matagami!" The trader, sandy
haired man Vi fifty, shook the hands
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-11-27
LaCuardia, Penniless,
Came to the Right Place

A few years back, Fiorello
LaGuardia, New York's peppery
mayor, was addressing a group of
Salvation Army workers before
large audience. The mayor gave
long and fiery speech in praise
of the organization. At the finish.
the plate was passed. When it
came to LaGuardia, he reached
into his pocket for money. A
blank look came into his face
when he could not find any. He
fumbled desperately in all pockets.
Sensing his predicament, the
commissioner of the Army said in
loud voice: "That's all right,
the Salvation Army is the right
place to come to when man
hasn't a nickel!"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-11-27
The Questions

l. In what sport do three kinds
of animals take part?
2. What is the diameter of the
moon?
3. What was Ty Cobb's lifetime
major league batting average?
4. The stamp act of 1765 i'm
posed a duty on what items used
in the American colonies?
5. What animal has a bull for
a father, COW for a mother, and
is known as pup?
6. What city is known as the
Pittsburgh of the South?
7. What is the record average
speed in the indianapolis 500-mile
auto race?
8. When we're pigs first brought
to America?
8. Who presented the Statue of
Liberty to America?
The ANSWERS
/. Fox hunting (the fox, horses
and hounds).
2. The diameter of the moon is
2,16O miles. ,s""-
3. Ty Cobb's average 1887,
4. Paper, vellum and parch-
ment. lH' Z.
S. A fur seal.
6. Birmingham, Ala.
7. The record is 117.2 miles per
hour, set by Floyd Roberts in 1888.
8. Thirteen pigs were brought
to Tampa by DeSoto 400 years
ago, when he with 600 soldiers
planned to establish colony in
Florida.
9. The Statute of Liberty which
stands on Bedloe's island at the
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