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LESSON VIII, . • -
1iVeal. Of Israel, ani he their
THE PLACE OP RELIGION - Ged.!' — No Cbristiap:•Cen read this
' IN A NATIONS LIFE. verse witkont, thinking of, two Won- ,
Exodus -24a-,-40 • 26. derful New Testament ',passages eon -
cerning a greater tabernacling pe,..
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rintd et &25. 2 8J God with inen. .In John 1 14, We
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--reawk „
TEXT=431essect is the; ,and dwelt among' us (and W.ebelield,
tion whose! Gods IC- the Lord.,: his glory, glory as of the only te'iOt-:
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▪ •Psalin 33: 12. „ • • • ten from the Father), full of. grace ,
encl. truth.", Should he noted'. that
The. Lesson in, its Setting that .margin 'of the Revised Version
.„
I'lace,llifcitint 'Sinai. ; ' „inforins us that. the verb 400 trans-
• Time4H,,C, „ ; ; latecl • '..fdwelt!'" '4 is literallY vork,
• "And ' jelidvah sphke unto.. DAOses, inenniOg '"tabernaeled.": (See hhio..,
shying, SPeak unto the children of 'Rev. 21' :3). That 'which God begins'
Israel, that they take for Me an Of-, to -de With his own chosen people,
feYink: Of every Man' whose heart the Id,raelitea,. out there le the wild-
maketh hims. willing..ye shall take 'MY • • ernes of 'Sinai; ,,"Qed will, bring, to:
offering."'—For the' construction of: glorious perfection. in the eternity to
, this place. •worship. the •, peOple, COme, for all his people who have
themselves to bring offerings of truly been letle,emed, separated , and
• gold, .and'' Silveri, and brass,' of vari sanctified, because ' of the bleed of
ous kinds of cloth,. of.; acacia' Wood, Christ, :to. whom all the, tabernacle
and: oil; and spices together ,With seryice pointed.- •
various kinds of ' stones, but only "And they shall *knew' that I 'am
those were to bring such, offerings Jehovah, their God; that 'brought
whose hearts' led them to do so will- them. forth °out Of the kur4 :or Egypt,
• .. • that. f might' dwell amen theni:..
: "And let': them 'titmice ..rite.'k sanetti, 'zra Jehovah,. their God."—Life With-
arY. that .may ' dwell among them: out a knowledge' ;of pQa, the most
According to alt that .1 shOvr.' thee; " tragic thing' in • the :u,nive2se. And ,
the ',pattern of the tabernacle, and the: this is: life' eternal, that, they should
pattern' of :all the furniture thereof, ., know thee the . only true God, and
even • SO': shill, ye make him 'Whom thou didst4 send even
things :in. this introductory announce- Christ. (John
- ment :the:Lord makeS ,Clear to • Moses ...;:"Theh ,the cloud Covered,. the 'tent
-r-firSti sanctuary which Of meeting,. and the giory of Jehcivah
Jehovah is now iPeaking 'Of laa'place filled, the .tahernaele.; And Moses was
• in which' God 'Would dwell aniong'llis not able to 'enter iuto.. the tent of
. .people, the Israelite.' , The .verb .meeting, hecauie, the cloud .abcide
"dwell" is the one from which the thereon; and the glory`,. of Jehovah
lword Sheltinah Comes (See, Lev, :filled.the.trthernaOle.".--Wben all had
26: 11, 12; Num.• been *done according
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' 44-outar4tattabxrcgmr
adutribtation of the ,iiseat • dwelt: ,‘ • tended•,the tabernacle to serve : was •
ece 0 . God, where .He holds realized When he himself; ;in the form
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converse .w#11' all. the ranks Of His . of a cicnid, . cattle down • to restmupon
rational: , creattireS,' the heaven I Of, ;the tabernacle.' “.4 cloud is the eon-
" ' stant symbol, or if.,:not hlvvays this,
'. Set. AA..prt for (oa. , the Sgeoinpaniment ..`of the divine.
"And: the .'Tent shall be sanctified -presence •El.e.. 14: ,19.; 31: 10; 33: Or.
by:: MY glory,'':—. Iii " the7Gla • Testa- 1,Icings 8: .10;.PS'alin 104: 3; Isa. 19:.
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inent, When any ,thirig; 'or. any per'.... I; pan. 7:: 13') .1 ' ' . :' . '
son; or 'any datwae,said to Have been ., : "And When the •ClOud .waS, taken up
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sanctified,' we.. iin,derstend that- that
thihg,. et : perzOn', or . 'clay was set.: • ,. .
'front,' Oirer": the tabernacle, the chil-
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dieri Of. IStael• w,elat. -onward, through-
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ermr
,
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bait.. "Finder"' Held
Has, Decorative Post
Wilbur 'Other; Bronx, N.Y.; care-
taker, arrested on extortion' charge ,
by U. S. Federal agents,after.try-
rig to collect $2,000 from Amelia
Earhart's husband for her 'return.' ,
He Wrate She was held by crew
a smuggling step.
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$100,040 For Roads
• QUEBEC litut "Onesiiiie'•,atignon;
•Minister of Mines,Game an Fish-
eries; has announced the Quebec., GeV-
ethment,had allotted$100,000 foi, 11n-
jilfevement of the Chibougamau
min -
Ing region 'road: 2...The !Minister said
all floating bridges Ispanning .the 'read
would be repliced, by permanent
, .
'structures.' • , • •
' 'aP4rt for 1101. for' '0:°d!.s : all:. their jeurneyst
ser,viee, and' •. v,versitip. 7...4•.•• 'Would ,ciciud was' not taken up, -then.they.
naturally" expected, that thing or,.
JourneYed ,not. till .the 'clay, that it was
person was to be kept • Clean from ..taken up.
defilnient. pollution ' of any kind .'
,
that 'would .: interrinit unbroken com- "For : the , cloed. • Of Jehovah :.Was.'
minion '',W*„th. God, .or hinder the, 'ger-. Upon the tabernacle by ':day, : and
.‚ icoftlfs' thing ,er person there was fire therein by .mght,
' the sight 'of all the hotise of Israel,
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,
•_,-..ict.ty the • tent. oi throughout all their journey.",The
, An„4.off. alSO children of Israel were thus : Mgt
,and .will I•shnctify, to', min- diVinely guided !?Sr none other than
The :.entire;chapter, which these. presence in 'the ..cloud, which, by
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Around
TiteDia
..RADIO HEADLINERS
OF THE WEEK
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G. c. MURRAY
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l)rama Series'Starta: Sept: 13
*
• ontstanding ,Aireinatie features ,ofIre,
air, start itthir'cljeair on S,
Mon-
day, September. 1,3; fro'n9.00 tc?, 10.00
Sipee, the
trOadeast Of .this : series bgafl, July,
.1935; :with the .,prege'ntation Of Helen' '
:•Haye.. Vella stringse„.
the ..progyama have .• presented shell.'
Oars and Vehieloa'as'parY..COoPer-Orld
Jean Arthur in "The Plainsrhan"; Les-
lie
Howat.d. and Masa Land.in
,"Mon-
sieur 13eaticaire"; Edward
piin and Beverly Roberts in "The„Crini-
that :Oedeit; Jeanette , MaeDepald.in
"Tonight 'or Never"; Walter 'Hhaton;
Nan, Sunderland and PAY Bainter.•
"DOdsworth",'. and many Other. fahied
artists of Stage and Screen in nearly
,loa Other. plays of gee:4 importance.
; 'Recaugefit the talent, selection and
productionaf these radio 'plays,. which
are; tinder. the 'directicin of Ceeit. 3.
DeMille; they have wen such acclaim
as the award . for the beat' dramatic,
'programby the . Women's; National
Ratite... Committee,and first place.'4Or
radiestraina In the .New York .World-
Telegrami7P-Olih of 035.. and 1936, a.
. ,
vote •Nvideb: is 'taken among radio 'eaP.:
tore' of, newspapers throughout the
country. .
Phil Oaken to be Hoard tiOni. coast
:to ',Coast In New Series ,
Pliil ,Baker returns tothe air over..
Sixty: Columbia stations , from .....coast to
cohati..SUnday, .cietober 3, ftt'l.:33,n.gi.,
g;07,',. This he*,,,Seties "marks. the
third, consecutive °year that the accef- •
'Aeon squeezing cothediati. ,has, lieen
/,,ICNefighton. will agaiii take.'.the,rote,
.pi...Bottle, •Beetle remaili as.
haunting voice. His -identity , ,to
remain' e Closely ,Veiled, secret. •
%Silver :: Theatre. Inaugurates New
. ,
- • Dramatic Series •
Leading': stars' . of, screen and 'stage •
will' be heard' On. the Silver. 'Theatre; .
•„.. , . , . . ••
a,halthout. weekly show. starting Sun-.•
• day; ;,0eidbet "3,. p.m,• A new
departure in the 'method et„seleetiiig
..pletekal for these broadeaSts',.will set
a precedent inTadio •drama. .; !the :Mt -
vet.' Theatre will make ,use. primarily
of novels, ,magazine stories .and .orig-
. inal_mantisertiats. This *ill, give radio.
'11St'ener'S, an opportunity : :hearing.
favorite in ,..'nrametic •
• , form.. Other details ; cOncerning the
new Silver i: Theatre series. .be: an-
neunced.';•. as kiwi as • artangenients.
have 'beeri:Inade; • • •
• . . •
Repeat Series of Muskoka Broad.-
. .
cast: ; • Yetkare_huccessfui. Thelineetutgs.:are •
77'7. repeat s 0'771/f'. Vueattnuland, thetAiliVihr-A•eneri,c•an,.
Tours,":,. sflonSeren by , ,Mtisitoltaz. :„Federation ,otyilhaicians; • end, this as:•''
Tonrist. beVehinnient ;*..1/1".• iodation , put the ,. clenips
be '..hearli.,over .ckftBi..2.99 to 2.15' p.m... on 'the 'redie • statiens so as to...force:
Tuesdays and•Thursdays starting Aug...., •thent. to •do •away • with °. tranSerilii.,;:d,
° 10th., The :program' *01 feature.,,,Harry, and 10 SuPplant MusiCal rfieords.
Lord: ..the. travelling eotinnen tater, ,live talent; orchestra.. it is.. re -
and • thoidehtat, organ 'Will • be . ported that the sradie statiOne,.- bate
snpplied by Vincent EoY0,, known::to.: .been•given till ,,itignkt 1.4t1r.te prepare
radio listeners as ' .Fingers". • ' for:. the ,Change"... and; if, .they hot
Wheat Taylor, Canadian baritone; will •,agree,..at' that :time • then the', Fedora
,..appear •as guest on : several programs.
...aCit'prograni will bring to.:,ttiei0Cro-•„
thene,' one of the.. prominent' 'Of.
•' the, ninth
' Interesting' Morning', Program-
. A rather utivel. and intereeihig.,tnetli;
Mrs. Warren Delano • Robbins,
yiidaw of.. the late 'V.& Depart--;'
'nient, of. 'State veteran, who has
been appointed to supetlise. the .
decorations of lifellititetit'Stater7
embassies and legationa through•
, 1 ,
out the world,•
'verses are: the 'conclusion,: IC :des.; appeared as , Weare. led
driptnin• of the rites by which Aaron today• also by.. GO, • not, by such a.
.''hnd • his sons - were set, .hPhrt: and visible things :.as. a elond,•.bilt .by ;the '
sanctified for their priestly office, ' Holy •SPirit
"And dwelt among the chil- q: 14). • •
The Book Shelf
....'' ''. H4.•++4.-.4:•.4:0-e4.--:4-014-,•,.-if-•- ...-e,
' .. ..-Ily • '.ISLIZABETil .EEDY '. :.
. -mtlgpEit •",AT GOVEitN*ENT'
Ouse 'Hhy ,Elatieth ".1ItiXteY; .'
:.(MetliVer.',4..Co.,: Vit... Toronto,: .
,.:Reginald. Saunderi),:. •• • 1 , : ' .
•"The, music' . goes' rotind and
around, flint it ,Won't come 'Otit,?,
says' • Suparbitendent„ VaChell,• of ,
. the *Chania Police, When he .finds'.. •
umbel in Charge of an hiVesti-,.. •
dation Which "Ceeins to -.lead:. nO:.
• .. Where:- 4 zoos lior,rioihg' atil;r4eki .
• •
ha's been corrithittedSir 'MalcOlin ..
•
,
McLeod, .: GeYetner!.of '„Ohatila, one
•Of. the 'hirger l3ritish colonies :it,n
' :Africa, MC been .strangled. at his. :
, desk in Go:Vernitient :1-Iouhei by. an '
,.• iinkrnivKn•, assiassini ., on. ,the eve' of
" a cOnfeience with a collehgue,, the
GOVernbr .0f ., Tcitseiand. • Clues
: Phint in 'a mass` of Seandal and riti-- ,
, trigue begins to be .....uncovered, ,
:r1 '
More than One of the, ptfielakiee..::
' • retaries . had. Motive ';;Iithil.],oliPor-
. Wray' btit which man 'carried out °
•. his threatS.against the GOvernoes
'. life? , . . ....
..:. old s.,113, gitinti 'Old htan Of the
Wabenda: Tribe, iii‘." -the, •nearby ,
bush, 1 •Ptopendi a Tiddlef "What is
ik!!" ' he :. aska, "that seialloWs , at! '
noontime, he iltrito is swallOweti by
night" He w o a WeliS ' and. krows
St,
little." . .. 0,1, ',' .8pu.'2„." knows , the
"answer,. but teepA, his knoWictige
' to himself; while. Chahlo seetheS
1, With rumors and .the police eke at
•, • their ,vvit's end.
"Murder' at Governmentitolise!'"
. .
a cracking goOd pink whicli
keeps you on your ' toes till, the.,
left line. The elernent Of mystery
'and' suspense is -very 'well -handled,.
:Whell the ;final solution ebines,",
• you vvotider` why yott dkihtgt1ef.1
it .lieforeo because the. murderer
has been getting in his winie-right
underk yotir eyes;
s •
'••
••• tut;;;etionglii
'We irmstn't spoil : it for you.
• Miss' truxi,ey; this, her, first,
AM -length noVel, showS a first-.
=hand ,knoWledge'' of ' the `colonial''
background ; together with
initialer. setting,: • she has
,chOsen, of a town . in the; heart o
new. in- the line of a. crime story.. ,
, visiting 'woman •anthioptilog-; '
ist from: .the :London.' Scheel ,Of
• Econonitos, adds' h dash of litirnor'
„ to the situatiop, and the antiee't*
:offickildont, draw Many a Chuckle.'
.„ erijor?the.chaSe, by plane
over,/ the. mountain valleys • of
Central ,Africa, "dotted With the; .
dark purple cones. Of Old volcanoes
. and. rolling- pastures, whiclir.:Were
in :reality, dense forests Of bam-
boo." '. ' • ' •
•- When the flight, ends, . whit do'
you find? ,Perhaps the sedititroS;
native .seeret, society was , behind
, the dark deed of crinie ,
Read "Mhtder GoVernment
• liOuse", and see,. Into the 'bargain• ,
you'll, be. entertained.' • t4
1111.0hrcirri P04011, •
Ctm DeVEtcitoe
PARIS.—Dr. Leon :I3inet0, 'Professor,
of „Physiology has Renounced tile. de-
Volopment •:Of it eitra••• for Mushroom
poisoning.
Oman 'Finds Radinnt Deposit' in ..California %
•
- Mrs. Jose Bishop, Of San Joatcuin:Vallcy, and her --attorney, Ray
Bailey, inspect a sample from •the rich radium .depos10. that. Mrs:.
. Bishop, located in Red. Rock Canyon, in the 'valley.' Bailcy.filed claim
'—:-...for-Mrsi-BiShap-and-Tetated that4leposit4stayS :$7,000 in radiuin and
,$360 in Silver to the .tbn. Mrs. BiShcip Plans to endow, a Inhne for
' destittite prospectors. '
•
The I:Tett-11MA. 0bitshits o gitidiSgiti
lfllOCtl(thiW'hielt.,restere 'thehernial',
gineos,e content be the httiod c1st1o3red
• ,
by the musitrtioni•teichn ' • *.
.Dealli int.ty' bp piovontd lie said'''.
,•bsk- an injection, be 40 grania. .of glu-
: toSO Per litre 0'r:distilled, Water.'
-.1i1S-tattentioti••Wes called to the •
tread -went when he noticed that In
nittalirtiehr phiSeiting tIle gin.eoo 'eon.
tent Of, tbo Ifiptid,"norinally One 'item, •
per': litre, cireriPed tO thH•e4entha
grain 12. lionta; RUC; ,,tliti,,,,,,;netabnitig.
Thetie. exnalinoote : evee
neHod be Yeara Which •
have the atilne bieett '.•gi't1eS4 COiltd.nt
as hutnan
4
,B4bir Wth 146.11"Kich?appers"
He can't beat Bing at golf, either, 'tilt
Itne.7f,Ifer '.,e0f,r'-nn:T.th;e7gbir:POV
'whiell its :directly .behInd, the. home's ,of
both,' aetpra.0,4'
'Although the ..new & P,aliberm
hOur, ,which"Vq.. l‘pjni,. op: 10.. the tip
of the popularity : Poll like, a whippet
,ph,Cked -star' hainea. end •tai,
-ents; :Nelson 'clor. is to, be. added to
. the ..'Pritgrain''' startini • .setne
'month. All, Of which wilt ,be gratify-
ingnewS to the .,lenion of Eddy fan
Who never Seern:to get enough o
popular singer!S golden voice. .
Edgar pergen, Who ta...the brilliant
•"`thoutlipieeeri • for Charlie, MCCal-thie,
. has ' printed special • stationery for
Charlie '44d: all hiw.fatore. fan letters
are to be answered on it, (We have
the •inside 'dope that. 'Charlie Writes
pat like he talks.). '
' Kenny .13aker, sweet yelped:0min' on
the 'jell° Hour, recerVed $19•,00, a Week
and 'a . guarantee Of six breakfasts a .
week for his wife and 'himself on his
first. professional rhdio broadcasting
engagement. '
The Big fight
, We' reatti'ihat ; the big- Faritiewitr''
fight to take 'place .thii month `, is 'fo:s
be dericribed. to the..radiO listeners by
:tone other than ' •Wlady,,slae...."Ochry-
MoWicz. '1 guess great many .91, the
listeners are hot., aequainted this,
name but',*hen *e. tell Yee. that :his
American name is ;Ira: Walsh that
sliould clear.„ things . hp, Clem, McCar-
thy, who alse.,•' describe :the big
'fight, witj'AlSo take the eit Orv.Thurs-
day night- at., , to: :Interview 'j.ee
• Lewis .fit training ca ••••. ;7,
...ti41/14011*Pit'elttlYeifeY
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will'be on hand to 'heckle Raker. Harry „
Who ...had the icran,•••••beek.. A 'great
-number" of ..peopie have been
"W.11 ete'S ' Tony?": and so 1 thimithi t
would telt. you. Tony has •been',fateh-
• ing„nn. hisi,*,hobbY. ,Sminds;queer -
'noesn't. true: TonY•alWaye •
•had a great ambitionto make. good
violins and..$0::Whenhis.-contract • was
.up: last year: he". Woigd• not renew it
hilt' went , home to, the 'faintly .hOme:
stead..'wey out in 1:0116she • Wisetnistn,'..
Min. has bean there ever since Making
One of. .vi..hieh by the: may he.'
•has. ustrnedS.:?„500 7ony.
.and his se-mid:kindly 'philosophy will
he nett on,..the 'elf...again this. fall and
I for'. on will vbe • YeiY 'slid: to:bear.
pis •••siniple;:kindly pdenis .'flo.1 of .good.
advi-e to Mankind; , ". • '
,.Want [Aire :Talent, .larCiestra
. the t;atlie ,sialiOns,saroun4
. town ,ar.e. beginning to werider what
will :happen itta.'serteS ,:•Of •priva.te
:Meetings. DOW in pr.ogreSS • in New
FaSeinatIOn Never Dies — .•No
Limit t Exp f
Tacicle
T
9. J. Taylor, POPOV Minister dt
Game and Fisheries for Ontario. made
the. statement that more, tourists
•In-
vaded 9,ntorsio• in 'the g°.'Pd 1•1°{4g '4e4.
sone Of 19!?Al:M9 than: to any 911-4ppi• '
Mile ',period atiiCe the hirth. ef tha
.Plenne euldtunlets. trorn the nature . ••,•:
of the state1aaqtt, it is obvious that '
.* the Deptity,.,Mtnister does. noVinep•Ofie •
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lion's :Share of publicity Mid 4dIr
for...the,' great influx •acNoss,,the
,411•, Mr; Taylor ° is right;'' fife, has
committ np. ,here.saY •
Mr.•akter WAS' •'•
of ft LegiSlatork,ia .1931. end he --ro-
to take the appointeiehe'lli
a cl,and ,FiSheries: Dee ham:MI.1 ,* tc,-)i;Ch•
t nor have . happened bef.dre :id
cal life,: but 'pet ;So happy as !iarthe.'•
cede of J. Tayler, who pioven_ •
" his worth. and capacity in every Way
as an Of0cial with .Very heayi• respon,
sibilities. 1 -le has a Sound ,•outlooic
conserva4„ton of .gaine and, .fish. and °
he has spohsoredone .cif the :best aut-
umn ' shoots: in. the' country, that on,
Pelee: 'Island, 'when.' tlie farmers gain ,
by the: great linvasiOn all other .
buSipess, there ehotite• &JAB too.7.,•
ptit to get bier to .the late
ing. ..It is. no respeeter, of 'Persona.'
The. rich arid the' Poet'. alike: are hit t.
hard. We have..seen•,the fernier: with
enough ' fancy expensii.etackle and
eqUipment, hightpOwered boat
with guide to catch ,alt the fish In
lakelfl no tirne. But the catch in it
'all. is that they don't.. They monkey . •,.
ili'st• with One Ante, then. another. '
'PinallY. it often °COES, they take the
Wortia the guide has brought With
Ilia, de. an .,hour:s stilt , and •.- '
•Make e good catch .of black taws. And
ate they liaPPY and proud. Expense..
mks ii6'ice all. itis the.eateh Which
count, for , 'which, :many have burned...,
, , ,
•
utfi:'.:npllate, in gas and ,,,hafke 1:ravened:
far.'.'When it ...IS: a. good catch,; the,
,hOme,,tely* newspaper get a a' Vetere,'
•-Q,uinti, May be the :Passing, tage;: •;•
..Vegae,fiii,:ineny• tourists.; the -lure of ' •
tishing will never die out in the hp,
, . . . .
man breast. • '
And talking about fiShing, hire's,' an
,' article by a:scientific expert -recently • .
''..'aubniitted. 'that • ail the' highcolers.. on-
• apitiners, .°111.ea, etc., were' of no
ac-
count , at allto the fish which. 'wheii
looking at the 'bait, had no' sense Of ,
color at all. jest of 'Iricipoir.% The'
•,'orect!lypinneis and ipbans were just
inane, to :attract the 'sucker on land. •
We can neither: prove flor. dizsPtoVe,
this seiehtific CriticlesiOn.
den; .N:1,11call a. strike .of. it MUSIcians.,
. • , •
Whichjuit about :close' Up.' •every4
. , .
thing :as.. far as Music is .concerued;.
,Which includes hotels, nlght oulvs and
dance 'halls: And ..if• the rule • pasSeS
what -fl, e paye .on'thealr you -Mar'
od of_bucir!dt'agting4itimpitiigexereiseL •ask Well III.tell yoti, we' will ,lihve.
preSented.en a nation-wide network Talk! ' Talk! and .more TAM: .:er.biele
This waliettp Program.; • 'features, •
.songs .and gagS intertningled•witli the
,ezeicises: .Dobaie and 'Wee:Willie are
, th'. Only characters. The ,progrant is
heard each morning ()Ver. CIt0..C.,
CICCR, C,FC0,
.C1INC, .TLS, and many Western sta-
It has just came but that: al certain
congressman• in. the good old
is ti1hg to piss a hill v mci
'Make 'ail • the „radio entertainers Use,
'their, Tight •nainee,.: Now can 'Yett. .
agine the ..ernliarraggnient, of the.tioor ,
i•adio annotince intiodticiiig:such
celebrities' penny
,Kiibloskl, Wilitam Dtitikenfield',
Or'.111,arie Gabriel Oe'rinathe •
113eizentere Relanger'i Wlilci at .• the:
,real names of Eddie Cantor; Jack. Hen',
F,,Fi?ids;, Glen '01arY,Min. Gogo
flub
known, as •.'"Blue" hi the- N'hodeVille
team of 'Mack and,:.•Illue."",•111a.: first.
, Picturework-Was imitating"a negro '
'drinking soup.. in Untveigal",s 'lleaven
1.
on "{:arth,,.'atarring. i.f.eW • AYOrs, who
'second •best hal ever
Slade, barna, was also chainnion "rifle
Chet of the 0Allicd at niles 111 Prance".
Liniing the ,,World Wat' beating 1-400'
;of'the rack shots Of all .allted
bonipetition Which lasted more •
than a year, lie's•really'gorsomething
to toot about. , • • '
•,
Radio's First Croaker.
• 'Andy' Devine; gravel,throated come- '
.dian, hasreeelved mere fan niatl dur- ,
Ing his fa 111,0111 g an radio. With .„Jabk,,
136niis- lima al t'en the itiev
fog. Ilfs. voice has been' 'raspy:. and
lingitsesippe he was a :small child ami
'tried to swallow a rtiler witil• Vigg.ed
1
. brass pdge. Andy's, Vocal.' Strain lies
made Mtn ft orttine.. 114 Calls Mtn-
, F.101f. „ the .raditt's • ark tr6,ttuot... ton
shotiid liaVe' heard `'hith,:sfag. a. duet
• •with flfi10 Gtcby flt a'!".rceeht,`.behetit•
,Dita1dHerst, 31Menthe old„evidently enjoys rdaying John and •
• Lydia ,•Regan in C.hicago prosecutor's Office,, where thet seitendered
his after "kidnapping;" but elairned that he is' their
• .
it, over folks, it really is.fierioqs.•
• Bilig CresbY; wh left this lift,
short tinie ago to 'open hie new
dollar race track' ,1361 Mar,:' at Spa:
Diego, 6'111(31.11i a, will be beck:be the
. , back,
op
again this This, trick; which
IS rated_ hsOne ofthe best on the ,don
.111160. .openett.'bit • hiy•- 3rd, • and all
Hollywood attended to see Ifingts,
lnirse•take the ,opening race;
era ;are e.1r.:4ressed.:hi:'th'e'tirmia'i1ing
Spanish. 'costumes and Hing in his
usual Work clothes, satior,Cae arid big
Pine, "Del Mar" has.'eight races•dailY
and there is no betting limit. $130,000.
• . ,
Went through the .windoWs: the...open.
fag Atty.:
•
'Neighbor's Iieh3
• •
. .1
Beetle Attacks
School House
Aniect Really V'Oratiotis r---• Mena
". Hai 200 Iteuts
-1,74rwent4,-ofte ,';ecl.gALO.go the Jaberipie
:vbeetle inade•.:its.,first -a.pOearanCe.in •
New jerset ItlOstno,time in:ilia:king, •
itself. a nuisance and a curse. 'In haft
deSeni,Yeara. or SO it... covered terrk
tory ',or, 2;590.- Square„
some tithe itrYJUne, it ha.Steenraiding.
,NeW.:".lerSey, It has iiiVaded .West-
.cliester :and Long:7 'Island. .:,Penhayl•r
yenta suffered t•frOin, ita••depredations
years, ago. It looks like the ..pitatOtt...
is gaudy • and green. • ;wing4CoVerS..; '•
&me,. in :copper -brown.-, ).any , .
1 Other pets is ;id ioathlome. to :":.the -
dweller in ;the , ' '
Its bill of fare contains : 20.0, or more •
itenia..;: We .firnilyinhere that, it ,has ,
heen trying to eat • UP :h Jersey
'
it is actuated ,not, by hunger but: by
iiii,insatiable desire to .d6 malicious:*
.mischief. It tesit your :resei, to tat-
ters. •It• ,strips' the trees of•leaves. It
'twain§ the 'grass. ::Itloves •best your
best -laved 'fruit .tree. A tirohibitien,•
ist, it bates grapes. A new.ec,nomist, :
itrefill eei ;lite corn' crop. . As befits a'
savage, '0/rages especially 4gaitigt,
'shade. trees .and 'beautiful shrub.•
..dogroilad• ; the • heetle4.0--bo,••.'
IS at • work On the roots; Spbiling, the ,
laWn: VActergreundl and 'overhead It •
is a tireless destroyer. :
Trees can he 'sprayed with arsenate '
' of lead, but that makethe fruit dan,
goi'ons. Starlings and even gulis, not
at .preselW a, common. land. bird tire ;
said to be •fhed of the 'Japanese beet-
1'6.7We' never had the look td Sec the
SaPaiiese, flies; ,and ^ wasps that have. •
hoot imported. front_ Japan .•to,niake
1111(1 OSiJ'
• !
grant AS We :think of Weatchester •
. and 'Long Jslaii1 and 'Jersey we have.:
glimpse Of,,Weary and eicasperated,
nien, patienOY. • •
`. picking these • infamous- creattires off
their ;prey .'do dropping' them into '
can of kerOsene, They', poison
inek that, Some yagleal
in-
cantatidn cosi(' 'wipe out the whol&
brooat.
. ,
More than 100' neigh, •
., •
nemberfor'',Victoria of .the •Ontario
• •LegisIttture,''hhve gathered , et his
• farm .and .erected*,a .new barn to ie
place the one-distroy,ed. bY, fire three
w 004 Ago. At thedine .Of the$5,000
fire, heiglitnits Premised: to"fio the.
Worit so Mr NeWitaii• tOtild attend
.7id his. d•airrIniStilesa and politica; '
a
Heat Kills Birds
• %.
WEY•13I:IN, Sask. ScereSJOf
blirelthi.rds •Were IcilleCby the heat on
1110ntitiy,,Jttly 5,,,Whe1i an official tem-
.,porature Of 114 'Was registered.
,Sore Again
Priell4—Ytittr tittsband ,fir •,Stilking
' What's° wrong thiS Unto'
. Woinnii-Ob it, just"bteanse I
'used his s,illy old tenta raellUeb to
strain, the potatbei, ' ‘`.• ••• "
Tr
Quality of Mercy
• Dogs Seern.Strained
' Undeleinel 'Pontages, '
gelt4;itielatined foriner friend of '
ter MUsselitii Of Italy, 'received a Sus-. .
.pended Sentonee of one ,S 011 priSon. '
at the ednehtsion of her., secret trial
ft elmrges Of .simOt fug Count Cps:ribs
Pineton de cheitibrith,
wits held 1i (wet, 'Wel:fuse,'
fudges feared the Vivid'brimeIte•ttiiht
trilit too freelyof her allegod teve•:pt.
tail% with 1:1 Ditee„ -